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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1898-01-13
Quality Ira Pork.

1t is difficult to convince farmers that
more money can be made from n hos
fed ON variety of food, having a fair
proportion Of lean meat, than on a
large and excessively fat one. A hos
weighing 100 pounds and selling for
Z cents a pound, will bring $1,000,
while a two-hundred-pound hog will
seldom bring more than cents pei
pound, or $40. OF course much de,
ponds on the quality of the smaller hog
but the saving is in the cost, as the
smaller hog can be produced ON less
food and labor and also got into market
sooner
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1898-01-13
Extemporized Grnin Bius.

1t Is no small job and requires not
O little lumber to make n grain bin
for the stables, having four compart-
ments. The cut shows an easy way
of securing the same accommodations.
Four empty sugar barrels are set in a
row and secured by few narrow
strips of board. A cover is hinged
either to the wall or to this frame
work and the bin With four compart.
ments is complete. 1t may even be
made by setting the four barrels In a
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1898-01-13
cURFEW.

,hs fire. put out the lights.
Cover var .o,.v work of day is done.
1pe lows of night are on vale and
r n,ay sleep and rest till another
sun,
,ro fire put out the lights,
Cove tasks of the year are over and
done.
We i" climbed our heights,
,tf,,s hard fight we have lost or
won.
tbe fire. put cut the lights,
Io'U MA in the dark, when the DAY Is
done. =. 80
w Gods dear children, in days
and nights,
-, safe in His love our swift years
-Harper's Bazaar.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1898-01-13
nouh1e Walls for Warmth.

In building for warmth 1t should
never be forgotten that tight double
walls, enclosing dead air space, are
much better than solid wall OF any
material. These are equally useful to
keep out cold In winter and the excess
sive heats Of summer. Air Is one of the
poorest conductors known, and when
it is confined so that no current affects
it, there is greater uniformity Of tenn
perature than can be secured by any
other method.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1898-01-13
Hogs with Sore Mouths.

Where hogs are fed corn they should
not be allowed to cat apples, and espe-
cially not those which are sour. The
effect Of corn feeding is to cause acid
ity Of the stomach, and this makes the
hogs mouths sore. When they bite o
hard, sour apple, or an ear OF hard corn
this soreness Is so much increased that
the hogs cannot eat at all. Soft corn
will produce this effect as we'll as hard
corn. Feed hogs in this condition beets
and some ground corn mixed with
wheat middlings until their mouths are
healed
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1898-01-13
shrunken wheat for Poultry.

There is probably no better nor
cheaper food for fowls than shrunken
wheat. 1t is better for them than the
plump grain, as it contains all the
gluten and mineral nutriment that the
plump grain does, the difference being
that the latter has more starch which
poultry has no use for except to make
fat. Shrunken wheat free from weed
seeds ought to be the main feed for
having hens. 1t makes condensed nu-
triment almost equal to the fresh bone
which should be used as Its supple
ment, and which serves not only as
food, but to help digest whatever else
besides itself is in the fowls gizZard.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1898-01-13
Timber Grown In Europe.

Valuable as is land in France, Ger
many and other portions of Europe,
timber Is grown on portions of each
farm in some localities or in large
tracts by the governments. 1t Is known
that the growth of timber is beneficial
to agriculture, in tempering the atmos-
phere and regulating moisture, and the
lesson taught by Europe, with her cen
turtles of enterprise, should not be over
looked in this country.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1898-01-13

1t is almost always used by beginners,
because its first cost Is less. But the
coal fire is not always reliable. and the
heat cannot be regulated so as to pre-
serve an even temperature. Sooner or
later pipes with hot water will be used,
and IN this way the hothouses can be
saved from either extreme. Too many
forget that in growing vegetables in
winter under glass an excess of heat
may prove as serious an evil as frost,
as 1t Is harder to recover from.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1898-01-13
pat.er Windows.

Paper has been used for large
rariety of purposes, but one or the
.a,rest Is for the glazing (if one may
nc. the term) of windows The new
naner panes have the appearance OF
..r,,,lv glass They intercept the
tight rays while letting the heat rays
through. This feature Is considered ps
Tho inventors to be a great advantage
for greenhouses. Paper glass Il
ehaan and is said to last for years.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1898-01-13

CAUSE Ol tulS NIL
iation Of heat
from the interior
through the win
dows. The best
plan Is to have
double windows,
but where these
are not practic-
able, arrange a
curtain as shown
In the cut, with
a draw cord run
ming straight up
from the win
dow, then over
head and down
to the door or al
leyway, II the
h>~Sa has ono r.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1898-01-13
Dispose of Surplus Stock.

Though food Is cheap for feeding
stock, 1t is never worth while to win
ter what even after keeping is sure to
be worth little more in spring than In
fall. The young growing stock make
a positive gain In size and weight. II
any other stock does not do this, see to
it that it produces something to pay
its way. or else dispose of 1T at once
for the best price to be had.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1898-01-13
Waste of Food.

TO throw down twice as much food
as the flock will eat may save little
time for the attendant, but 1t is bad
policy and wasteful in the end. Soft
food sours, and even dry grain becomes
filthy. The birds lose their relish for
food and the result is anything but
satisfactory.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1898-01-13
Soil incubation.

The Alabama Experiment Station
has made tests In soil inoculation and
It Is announced that the dust blown
from a field over another will fit the
land for leguminous crop If such a
crop was grown on the field from which
the dust came. The result is con-
firmation of the theory of German
scientists that bacteria from certain
crops may be bottled for uansporta-
ton with n view of inoculatng soils,
and thus adapting them to the crops
desired, but which previously could not
be grown to perfection on the land.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1898-01-13

Beardless barley is not new variety,
being grown to limited extent in the
East, and rather common on the Pacific
coast. where 1t Is used for producing
hay The fact that this barley has Ions
been grown and has as yet made little
Roadway seems to indicate that its
Weld Is in no way remarkable.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1898-01-13
When Apples Arc Best.

There is a particular time in the RI
pening OF every fruit when 1t is at It's
best for eating and that with some va
rieties is very short. So when you eat
an apple that Is highly praised for it's
flavor do not lose confidence in human
testimony IL you do not find 1t all that 1t
has been cracked up to be. There Is
great difference, too, in apples of the
same variety grown in different locali-
ties.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1898-01-13
Seftinr n Heire.

In setting arbor vitae for hedge let
them be small, and set them about two
or three feet apart. Keep them well
headed and trimmed low until the bot
tom is well filled, or they will never
look we'll afterward. II kept free from,
grass and occasionally manfred there
is no reason why thce should not last L
lifetime
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1898-01-13
The Cow Will Repay.

Rest assured on one point; IL COW
be under-fed or ill-treated she will
make her owner pay for 1t at one dms
or another 1t may not be to-day, nor
tomorrow, but the day will come when
her product will be decreased by just
SO much.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1898-01-13
Remedy for Plant Mildew.

Flowers Of sulphur busted over
plants Is the best remedy for mildew.
1t comes from dampness or when the
plants are In an unhealthy state.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1898-01-13

Is then an easy matter to pull the cord
tight on going the rounds at night,
dropping it in the morning. This is an
inexpensive arrangement and wall
greatly aid in keeping fowls warm.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1898-01-13
suGAR-BARREL GRAIN BIN

row and Ringing cover to the wall
behind them. A sugar barrel Is very
commodious and easy from which to
din meal
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1898-01-13
unat Cor TTothouaea.

The old-fashioned coal furnace with
fiue is now out Of date for cheap and
safe production of heat for hothouseA
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1898-01-13
To Keen the Heat Tn

Many poultry houses become ex-
ceedingly cold on winter nights be-
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1898-01-13

his search in a practical manner, aIo
be decided in his mind to see II ne
could be more successful.
The idea of discovering the young
woman and presenting her to his love-
Iorn friend took a firm grip upon tue
misanthropic bachelors nina, ana ~
tie by little became the great amoi'ioh
of his lonely days. He had nttie III
denendence of two or three Thousand
dollars and half of 1t he set aside ior
advertisements and other expenses
which the pursuit of his ail-aosorolhs
obeict might involve. Having iearheu
from the Dane that his beloved haa
Taught French and embroidery ne
Framed his advertisements, IN the
"want, columns of English and Ger
man dailies. accordingly. In aooitlo'.
70 having personal" notices inserted
IN the various scandinavian Weehiies
OF this country. 49,
A month passed, another and a tnllu,
ivory evening his landlady Wouio
hand him pile of letters. lnes oo' -
all sorts of signatures ana pieh's =.
Swedish names in their numoef' eue
tho one name which had becoine n's
idee fixe was not there.
Tho two friends met at the liorais
nc usnal and frequently took supper "
eether. Their intimacy grew apaos'
through the Englshman listened hio1o
! than he talked.
You aren't crank at ALL he once
treasured the Dane. You're queer ,,a :
,,t,la h,t that's about all. If you met
x ao good lady and got married yon
might settle down. 49,. o.,ar
"Ah. dear fellow signed tue o '..h !,
without the remotest suspicion Q, wnae
the Englishman was doing FOR nun
&C One evening, as the mechanic sat- ! !,
s suaaeaiy ieaped to his feet Good 9esa
l lUe got her. he exclaimed . 50 loud
that his landlady heard him .nro sasa
IN. .hs' x 100 Of his recm and whispered
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-03-24
xUfal:

~ Srl. Wariu& rpni lit Don
lhrer Nel'e nud) Dem Siten nit einem
9roEen, gut gemGblten &prrath an
Fleartiteln ;uulf9etcbrt, Die lest ,lr
SptfhtIouno nor1ipopu 1,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-03-24
WinIoncn mcggcgseeu.

Eo III obne :Smeiiel iiir o0o Fubli
finn e~rirculid, BON elmer wcictihuir
i'm ynrpe III mil'eu, pcINc uiht an.
ltcbt, iid Der %ecllrfti9cn Hn0 Ecipen
Den an;uncbmen. Sic Gigcutbime,
non q. aing'S Ncm Giocoutm &c.
0cn Shpinpiuht, Multcn ulo @rtGl.
tuna buben ilbcr sebn 9iilljoncn Ger.
luhoiluihcu ole'tr %erprpbtcn W(eoiili
me0Neocbcn NM BADEN bic Nilnlgtbu
urg III wiicn, oNI lie i'll taulcnoen
pom boiimln0ololcn ,ydllcn Nblolut &c
beilt bat. NltbmG, &ronhjtis, Nel=
~icrteit unp ale NalS-, Sruit mo
Wun0cnlelpen meroen our6 lbrcn Nes
brauh obuc Nebl 9cbellt. Spredt
beim N~potbeter ~. !. ~ II b II nor
uno laHt cllh cine l;robellalde 'rei
9eben. NcSuldrs ~rpBe 80 its. unp
500. Sepc Slaihe Sorantlrt ODER
Treis ,urilderltattet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-03-24

&on GoloS pr II q wiro une
berihtet, baE Serr Sacob Ndmanr
lcine Erauerei in 9Saoena an Nerrll
iuliuS Miuer fir ST., 900 tduilid
obsetreten bat unb selonnen lit, wie=
Der nah Soto Spring surildsntebren
- Die Nerrcn ,iobn Shdfer, Sobn
pes Nerrn Mm. Shdier bon Gclo
Sprino, unp Stepban, Solepb uno
,Sobn Shdier, Sobnc oeo I'M Conn
Hodpille wObnenoen Ncrrn Nobu
Shdier, uno Elm Sobn bto iriibcr in
voScring anlGllio 9Guclcnen Nerrn
Silhof werpcn ihr iiiroertS A,eim nah
%lsbee, N. :, uerle9en.
Nohoem Scuotor Neller bon
( autN cntre ale elnSelncn Dor
bereltun9en mr. Die III Indianapolis
III errihtenoe NllbenHldGr N0brit 0e
troNen bat, lit er not i>Oule ;urilt
9etebrt unb beIinoct lid) lest inter
drstliher Sebanplm9. >eoer Con
tract rllr Den San mo Die Nlnrlhtln9
Der ,yobrit 1T abge'hloncu, mo AM |.
October miro Die bette Ndbrlt oieler
Nrt III Mimenpolio in Nttrieb 0eicBt
meroen.
ioerr i. pon Eounbub ponNlcr-
anorio miro Collector olelee Stao
ties meroen; urlpriln0lih bate man
lid ulf Sperm ~. EurtbNro BON va
bahia 9eeinl9t, aber Gun Sant mill
Houpcrneur merpen luno marIen CT
lno slough ibren NinfluE III Wunltcn
pes Sperm D. EaumbGh II Die Mu9
lhalc uno 9Nben ou;l Ole Oelocn Euu-
pee'enatpren ibre .Su'tlmmllng.
IN Nuon lpriht man lebr tart
pom elmer lleuen Mablmijble, Die in
Babe errihtet werpen loll.- Mour.
MurphD BON q. 2$enOcl gebt nit
Der Nblitt I'M, III Anon cine Ellen
paarenbdnolln9 III etabllren. Menn
Dies allies lit beudbrbcItet, 'tebt Der
NrtldaIt cine lhDne .SutunIt bepor.
Sus SattleroeihGit oe0 Ncinrit
Niepe bon Weire@ rove lit pon
Sperm &url &o9t tduilih ilberuommen
moroeu. Ger nelle Gi0cntbilmer lit
eln tildti9er ,Sad)mam ulo miro pu
Der ale, Die i'm nit ibrcr &unoihnit
beebren, beitens ;uiriepeuitellen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-03-24

, Nm Wontag, am"S elte bee bl.
Sroensltifters S@enebictus, celebrirt'
Der bodw'ite @err Siidoi Sacob Gro.
bee nntcr ;ablrei6er Nllilten; IN DC,
ct. Sobn's Nbteitirbe Elm Fontiii
Gallant, pGbreno melhem Der botm.
!. Subpricr Flacibus, :. Z. y
Die Neltpreoigt belt.
x Der bohw'i lite Nerr 9(bt l;etel
en9cl, :. Z. B, Don Der It. Sobn'e
Hbtel be9ab lid) in lester 9Sohe mad
Mtoorhcao, Nllpo er Dem bod)w. i.
Nngultin, :. Z. ., mdbreno Der ON
Selte ces bl. ,Soiepb be0onmenen 40
'~tllnoi9en we~betsanoatt Ausbilie lei
'tete. Sei Der 0leiden Seller bnlicll
Dem bodw. i. |lp0er, :. Z. ., in
It. No'epb aus Die bodlp. Eeneoic=
tllerpdter Scrnbarp uno otto porl
Der Ct. Sobn'o 2lbtei. iDohm. j.
Nloor, :. Z. ., ~leitetc in Der Ct.
,>pbns Abtei pdbrcno Der lcpten l&o
he Die o%reltd9igen Representation Der
Sroensbriiper,
" Sienltag, Mitluoh mo CONNER
lta9 III lester @ohc wuroe in Scr pom
bchm. i. Tuntro;, :. Z. y, pa
'torlrten Wcmelnoe I'll ,Sreeport bel 0llz
ter Setbeili9m9 Der Weneinpemitalie
Der Die plerSi9ltilnpigc 2nbaht 0eiei
ert, wpbet Dem bOdm. Efurrer per
'hleoene Frleltet Der Nahbors0emeiu
Den I'M %clht'tubl unb an Der &an;el
Nuebllfc leilteten.
" Inter ftierlihen Eeremolien miro
Der Ntltetn Der nellen Ct. Eoniia;iuo
Stride III Wclrole an triten Spnntao
I'M s%omenlolat Wtai gele0t mcroen.
t.. Is. atihmonp, Uelhcr nit Dem
Sau oes ltattliden m%ottesbauiee con-
tractlld) betraut ut, bat Silygidait i'm
Setrdge pon $50, coo iiir oetrele
Nusflbrung oes Gontratts 0eleiitet.
llnter lpe;icller Nuiliht pes Nrhitct
ten "eo. SerSmam bon It. Glouo
miro Der Neubuu errihtet mcroen.
@tmc @rtdltmua In cin.m 1aae ~ hcilsu.
Ntem, astltrsn's srsrs 6ttnin I afit,, cue Nr-,
ttstsr ssten Zoe SsIt .urlif r'nr "s rtHt ts,is-. &c
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-03-24

Saloon III Eriooman, Mille
yaco SO. bilig ;u tauien. Sas ein-
iiSc "clhdit ieiner Art IN Ger Srt
'dalt nit grocer SG9emlble Der
Council crlalbt MIR cine Z talltli;cnS.
9idbereo bel Is. u. Ncmer, Milaca,
Otlnn. l4-3
Nenlter9las lit bel ms nod
nidt in Freiie seitjegcn, troe Der
Stn8tcp Jill unp beo $50, 600 @los=
trllt. s&ir babcn Die polite Nus
nail III nicpriSm Vreiieu. Is. i.
Eaontr. - bn
-. Sie s.. IS. Mire Gigarrcn
so. hat ibrc Commercial Bouquet 81
9orre Oui ben Mtarti gcbraht. %ou
allen NOlhcrn miro lie iilr cu99c;cit
net NcbdltCn. &CrluMt piCielbc uno
tie miro cub 9eiOllen. IS ba
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SUi,S crlaGt ricic Npti;,

nm Iclnt alien ncutihcu 6rcmcc plicu III
lnl'cu, onB CT lnrtcr nod I'M Mcihaitc III
mo Spcirrclcu III altldlcr 2@ciit ucrtanit.
irlc er Dies III Ct GluuO lpdbrcnD Der lcptcu
3 Sabre gcthdu bat, ou@ lit EN- pcuio bill
otr. ais lrlcno cit anOrrcr McidGitqmoru
9Slr pcrtnutcl Itoc Sprtc MGitcc IN GGouctcn
III. "a Cts per ElunO Sic9 III 9lrbudlce,
Yloll. 9tll2iuortb, c~Nnushl,u. NNNN mo
Scrltn 9%lr Ucrflufcu Die bcitcu Sorte
I'cNl Iltr : go nno nnc trni1ht Sprtcu ut
50 ~. mas - Gents bllItQcr III, ais ir0cuo
cun atocrcr Nauiluuuu cud Oaiir ubucrlanot
Y" muroc ilcnilid) @clo tpittu, nm cudl Gl,cS
allillNcbtl, oae mn blliQ ucrtnuicn, Onbcr
g ort bette &Scl lin cud lit, nm uHicrc
VrcJl2 III criahrcu. btt ms rpriuiprcrhcu mo
el;d) III ltbcr6cNQcn. ,Ehr W,y~rt 'tc'v ircuuo
lth bthanpeIt, mn Uclhc N$anrc lur imntcr
lauren mp9ct, lie wlcNt Ii III / N lcocr 3cit.
SSout lhr ollp ctlud5 IN WrpcCrlCu tauicn.
oonl ptrAtBt ntht, por5uipremcu bcim
10 It N!tcn Sopo.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-03-24
Tin gcmanotcr Mniif

Sbnc ,Smciiel iicbt Go cjnem ioltcrl
9leid, aber e9 ut oabcj Don eincnl
@nlli feline Mebe. ir9cno Scmano
tam ee perllhen, melder az cinenl
labnlcn Nlltcn oper Ihmuhen Nisrcn,
Wtularia oper ncrpolcm Sulbel leipct.
9Sir melnen, ouH CT i'd lotort bcilen
tam ourb ocn Webruuh uon electric
%ittcro. Siclc Wcoiiln bebt oao
gonSe Spltem, arbcltet uic Elm Nei;
mlttel oui Eeber mo 9tieren, lit cirl
Slntrelnl9er unb Nerpcn Sonic. tvs
belt %erltopIun9, aopIpeb Shwah
beitSonIdlle, Shlafloli9telt mo We
lonhoiic, GS ut rein pegetabiliid,
eln mllpeS Earir uno uerleibt Dem
Spltcm ieine natiirlihe Strait. Ser.
lutt electric Slttero uno iiber,euet
euh, bah Tie &unper wlrfen, Seoe
Slaihe S%arantirt, Dur 80 Gts. Die
Slaide in y. !. y II ) MS ApOtbete.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-03-24

- 3ur Htahriht, ouE id) cine
p~ollltdroi1e llno aus0eicihnete Nu9=
mabl, bcl'er mo lhoner ais ic ;upor,
an ('uemnuren ulo lNiltcn iir ,vrilh
labr IND CONNER cingetauIt babe, Die
lest sur Sclihti9un9 porlie0t unb Die
billl9er ais icnlalo pcrtuuit miro. 81
0cIGlli0em .Su'prut luoet eiu Nliie
u t, Nlbann, Mtinn. Ii It
nMcWintu Scr Sport, /" mel
der ais Die uddlte Extraction i'm "a
pic'cn SpernbNule a%ngctllnpi0t lit,
pcrolent elnCr gam; %bclonperen ECuh
tunS. Gas Sbcoterltilt lit poll Deo
ld)onltcn uno be'tcn NUmoro. Ger
Nutor bat i'll Der Nll9urbeitun0 oiclto
Stlldeo ell gan; bclonocrt9 Sulent in
bptn portbcilb0itcr Meiic cntpidelt.
Sic Dem Stilcte onGcpuftc Wiliit
wilp ibre ~beloupere 1&irtunO ni1t
utrtthien.
= &lcclomcn bel Noicp b
W ollcr III ct. 2tlgultN III - per
Eulhel. lJ-2t
=. Die McNcrmit GrntC Ntus
ltinen SO. bat ioebcn Ole 0roHte Nuo
ip0bl an Eug0leo crbaiteu. Die ic nadJ
Dem NcrpWe'tcn 0ebrOht muroc.
Ste'elbcn meroCn Jest gum Ecrtaui
'omobl I'M @Icincn mic I'M VroRcn
alS9cltellt, mo oercn Netoll Ereiie
llnp nm Elm tlcll meni0 bobcr ais bic
&tolc'ole Frci'c. IN ibrlm NUnocl
ltellcn tic lid erfol9rcid nit ocn W}in
ncopolio 2&bolClnle Ndulcrn uui 0lei
de Stuie. &dbreuo Der lcEtcn SuQe
wlirocn Don Arbeitcrn cini0c 2u99ico
;ur Hc'intl9un9 aulgeltcllt mo lest
mcroen picr;ig pcrihicpcuc Sortcn NJ
alien Freiicn bon so u"uilpdrto Dor
9tScl0t. Is II
Mplt ibr quite 3;ilaitcyar6cit,
Damn fault paS ,Slint Wutcrlol Don
DER Start vmbcr 80. 1913
- Nragt mad Der Commercial
Bouquet Nlgayrc uou Ger $. Is. 1&irc
Nl9arrcn 80, Damn crbolttt ibr oic
bette 5cts Nigorre, Die ibr ic 0erouht
babt. 81 p~crtaUicn bel alien Mdno
Tern. IS 6a
ouuo uno ~runoiutd, an ..
Npenuc St, Elpuo 0ctlgcn, WltCr on
nehmborcn EeOIn9ungcn III pcrt0uiuu.
Ndbcrco " criruGcn in oct ,9ioro
Siiicc.
=. Monta0 Is, 2icnito0 %.
luno Wtittmoh 30. Mar; merocn pom
Sltmom IN Scr Is ortcr'o
80 bis 81 Gcnt9 per NlN6cl
Tlr &ortcncln bciiblt.
-. &lcciumcn, Sjmotbp, 3tto Son
llno Slue "ruR III Webr. NpminQ'o
reucm Storc I'M Niithcll Nlod, )
Nuc. lilolih.
:. IN Ncii0fen bNbcG mir I'M
lller Die 10 gut mo uortbtllbuit be
tannttn Scdmiih oouuo Scicn ncbit
elncm pollen wager after Nnocren COR
ten, lno mer unlere Nu9lpObl niht be
'lhtt9t, bcpor CT talit, miro eo iI6crs
LID III bereuen baben. webt III Is. i.
.apner.
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- is beibt, baB &err Feter Sbie=
mes, ials CT icine bieiisen WslhditS=
lnterellen loslhla9en fam, Elm @e=
lhGft in Slices etabliren wiro.
- Nerr !. u. Mimmer bat bon
st. saul einen pradtpollen Totbiuhs
erbalten, welder ST leiuem bis pabin
dllein 9ebrauhten NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
pierce past. SaS Scppclgelpam lit
zines Der lhonlten IN Der Staot.
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threr Nel|e nud) Dem Slter nit eiuem
9roEel, gut ~GemGblten &orrath an
Futarttteln ;urlf9etcbrt, Die lest III,
Sellhti9ung uorliesen. II
- allie Sorten &leeiamen, 81
motbp, Heb Sop unp Warten SGmc-
reien, rein mic nllr eben III be;ieben,
bel ~ebr. Eenien, ). Npenue ito
lid.
Cine ld)onere uno Before
Ausnobl an Sug9ies, Spriu9lpa9cr
lno MaSen muroe in Der McGormit
yta'hlnen Nleperlaoe nie ;upor Dor
9eiei9t wie Jest, uno Die V;rciie iii,
Die ausScselhneten Nrtitel moren lie 10
ilenrl9 ais IN pieIcm Sabre. 1921
- Start Number so. hat 10
chen elllen &orrutb un &alt, Cement
ulo 'onltlgun Eaumateriol cinoc=
le9t. Ii :,
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nahoem lie Die &intermonate i'm Sitell
;laebraht, mlcpcrum ibre friihere Stel
lung ais FuRmaherin bel Srl. NJ a q
rla& ron ilbernommcn. II
-. Hn &Odofen babcn mir Die
9roHtc NN9lpuhl IN Der Stapt, mn lie
marcn nod ME 10 bili9 ais lest bel
Y. ~. Eapncr. 49-bu
- Monto0 Is, Sicnlta0 20.
uno Mittpoh 80. Mar; mcroen Don
Nerm. Sltmnlm IN rcr Carter 6
Utlhle 30 bis 30 Gento per Euihcl
1ilr &GrtoHeln be;ablt.
-. 9&lr molleu cure Butter mo
Eicr, wcbr. Eowin9.
2&elt'o groBer &critei0e
run9opcrtuuf WGbreno oes Monato
Mar; icocn Sicnlto9, Sonneritoo unp
SdmltaN nddmittu9s Ii. abenoo. Is.
=. Man crlnlcre lid, 0iiti0lt rce
nellel Flateo 90. 6O4, Ct. Ger
mainltraHe, neben Nunoclo Gucnmau
renbanrllW9, no eiu lcpcr ouo bcitc
uno biIligltc Shub;cu9 fault bel ,Sobn
". Moltcr.
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Is tart Number 80. 1853
Mtont09 Is, Sicnitag %.
uno Wtittmoh 30. Mdr; m;rocn non
Sperm. Sltmum III Der Carter 9
Whlhle 30 bis 30 Nento per Nulbcl
iilr 3drtoieln bc;ablt.
Melo III perleibcn uui culti
plrtc Naunen 9e9en nieprige .Sinorn
ten bel Sollef ,iacobion inter Der Gr
item Natlondlbant, St. Gloub. II bo
Wurtenlamcn BET Wcbulper
Eowi q.
Ncrrlihc nit ,iuwcltu bcleptc
wilrtcl nur 30 Nts, leocrne Wiirtcl
I'll 10, - Nts. IL. i. 10. bel Webriloer
Nlnrt,
Motbcr &lee, meiEcr Rlcc,
$imotbp. Eluc wraN, Jtco Sop, vamu
NruH, nclBc mo gelbe Nttpcrb'cn in
~eor. Eowi 9'S ncle1 Storc i'm
Mtitdcll Elot, ). Npe. iuolid.
=. Niir eincn out p%aiienpcn aus
icinltem Stoii 9%emad)tcn S~itcron,u0
ocbt III SOB Gnuton I'M yNbr.
Slot, Ct. WcrnlainltraIc, NiQi0cr
dis Die III pcn Stores 9etuuitcn ierti
gen NlilSc. Ii bo
=. zine locts Gi9arre iijr cincn
9iidel. ,yru9t nNd Der Commercial
Sououe! Ni9arrc BON Der ~. Is, g&ire
Gi9arren 80. IS ba
-. Sarmen in lepem Gpuntu in
Den noromeltli6en Staaten pon 50. 90
%auiWdrts, cultipirt mo nidt cultipirt
Man irage nah bel Sollei ,Sacobion,
inter Der Grlten Nationalbant in
ct. GlOuo.
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Starr XmmDcr &c.,
St @crmnuniiraBc uuo II Nutulc.
ct. Etuao, Uiinn.

Njey II; ms DouptQ 'oriler iur %om e
riul; Sult, eemeui. l,0oner.
2bnrGbmcH uuN WnIoiua.
Gr'tr S.ajj &umhrr Gllrr 5nr,er.
eu!cr Shm ELI uuo .5eclna."
D(al' NUh Nt,ti t,enho mr. Wonen.
fttr IHiI uus mn gtemouneu hte,en
uro gIaupen. od6 MIR euh az cmlen Red.
mlnGen @tio cripa cn forum. 1853