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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-12-08
SILVER LEAF
Mrs, S. B, Blood, Reporter.

Mrs 5, b. Blood Reporter.
Dec. 4.-Rev. G. +. Riblet a Gospel
Union Evangelist, of lola, preached
last Sunday morning and evening.
He will preach again two weeks from
last Sabbath.
H II Jones, Mrs Bell Kellogg and
your correspondent were the repre-
sentatives from Silver Leaf at the
county Sunday School Association
held Thursday and Friday of last
week at Wesley chapel, Usage town.
ship.
Silver Leaf Sunday school will give
a Christmas entertainment on Christ
mas evening, December %.
Miss Mae Goosh from Chicago is
visiting with MRS Wenzel this week
Mr. C G Esstwood's sale last week
was well attended and stock sold well
Notwithstanding the untavorable
weather.
1t is cheering to see the sun again
after ten days of dark and dreary
weather.
There were seventy-five in attend
anre at Silver Leaf Sunday School last
Sunday and the collection was 81 04
What country Sunday School lie do
ing better? The Y p g f. was also at.
tended by full house on Sunday
evening.
Our day school will have vacation
Thursday and Friday for Thanksgiv.
ing and Teachers Association.
Dec 6-Mr Grove has gone to Ohio
to make an extentive visit.
Miss May Grosh of Chicago who
has been visiting Mrs Wenzel return
ed home last week.
Mr. G @ Eastwoot,and family visited
in Burbon county last week, return
ing home Tuesday.
Mr. Delgarno had his threshing
done this week by the Deleplaln ma
chine,
CE Rlblet of lola will preach nexl
Sunday morning and evening at Sill
yer Leaf.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-12-08

surprised to hear of his death. He
leaves a wife and nine children who
have the sympathy of the entire COM
munity.
Mr. Burris has moved on to the
place vacated by Mr. Hyland.
A speaking contest at the school
house Wednesday evening. Too
early for particulars.
George Hartsock, q former resident
of this place but now of Leanna, is
very low with Bright's disease and
lung trouble.
Glenn Baker lost several head of
cattle caused by eating musty corn.
Dec Frank Tweedell of LaHarpe,
was calling on old friends Sunday.
Annie Mooney attended the teach
er's association in lola the latter part
of last week
Our contest was well attended.
Leila Award carried of the first prize
AMI Maude Dickerson second.
Mr. and MRS Bert Jay were visiting
at MT Cochran's Sunday.
Hattie Wilber, Ida and nellie
Baker were visiting at Mr. Malsbury's
Sunday.
Mr. and MRS Remley have just come
in from Colorado and are visiting
their da lighter, MRS VIM Gls' sner.
J WILDER is building an addition to
his barn.
Mrs Sibert of Humboldt is staying
at Mr. A lwArd's.
Mes5rs Mendenhall and Hawle y
have three wells to drill for the lola
Cement works.
Dave Phoebus and family ate roast
turkey at Jess Osborn's Thursday.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-12-08
EAST lola.
Occasional" Reporter

Occasional Reporter.
Since our last Mr. Willard Kesterson
has moved his family from Hum
boldt to lola. Mr. Kerterson will work
at one of the brick plants.
w L Curtis, of Bailyville, Kansas,
an uncle OF Mrs Conett's, has arrived
and will make his home with Mr.
.Conett, he is 81 years OF age and still
carries his kit ofcarpenters tools with
him to do little work occasionally to
keep him in good health. He has his
second sight and can read without
glasses.
Now that we have lived in the
country long enough and have been
thought worthy of being taken into
the city, we are beginning to put on
city airs.
VIM Yeager is having 100 feet of
stone walk put down on East street,
HE Thomas has $50 feet of walk
laid ON south Kentucky street and
Others would no doubt have put down
walks had they known that an ordi.
nauce had been published to that Of
feet, it being published in paper
that is not generally read, and they
are still ignorant of 1t.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-12-08
ALLEN CENTER
John W. TTeadway.

Dec SIS II Weith's sister, Mrs
Parker, of Illinois is visiting his fam
lily.
Clint Weaver is working for us this
beautiful weather.
The Sunday School convention was
well represented by Center people at
Wesley chapel.
Ruby Miller has new pony.
A l. stewart and Eugene Deleplaine
will make wagon trip to Arkansas
Immediately.
A Mr. Osborn of Erie is visiting at
MT Nash's.
Both Lanyonville and Gas City
smelters are excavating immense
water ponds.
Rev. Alt, of Holton, was over last
week.
The Literary contest of Allen Cen
ter will be held today.
Gertrude Ubank was adjudged the
best speaker of Independence school.
sunday School has committees ap.
pointed and work under way for
Christmas.
MT Roedel is hauling manure from
La Harpe and 1t will prove profitable.
A goodly number from Allen Cen
ter will attend the teachers Associa-
ton at lola.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-12-08
NORTH MAPLE GROVE.
Wnl o. Fnnston. Reporter.


Nov 20-Will o Funston is visiting
at Toronto, Kansas this week.
Marshall Fife has returned from
near Kincaid where he has been for
the past three weeks.
Geo Lindsey and wife from Iowa
are visiting Ryker. They expect
to remain here this winter.
Vezie Bros shelled corn this week,
Florence Virgins has come home
from lola where she has been visit
ing at Chas Gains.
Hayes Hall has gone back to his old
place in the smelter.
w Fife made business trip to
Colony Tuesday.
Corn huskiDg is almost finished
and since the recent showers, farmers
are blowing for next years. crop.
There will be an entertainment at
the school house Wednesday after
noon with exercises appropriate to
Thanksgiving Day. Our school ia
progressing nicely with Ruby Christy
as teacher.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-12-08
BETHEL.

Dec 3-SaviDg Bros are in our
neighborhood threshing kaflir corn
this week.
Rev Stone is holding protracted
meeting at Jeddo.
We are very sorry to say that Oren
Longs health failed so that he had to
give up his school. The board have
hired Mr Collins in his place. We
wish him success in his new work.
MIS- Maxwell OF Humboldt, spent a
few days in our neigh borhood with
her daughter, Mrs Lindsey.
Lulu Myers, Cora Lytle, Chas Ham
ilton, ye scribe and parents were
pleasantly entertained at John Sey-
mour's Thanksgiving. We ate turkey
and had good time generally.
Mrs Van Seymour delivered a
wagon load of turkeys at lola Thurs
day and got five and half cents.
Bertha Kiefer helped MRS Cunning
ham with her sewing a few days last
week.
Frank Woods many friends are
glad to shake hands with him once
again
A number from Bethel attended
literary at FAIR View Friday evening
and had some lap robes stolen. An
excellent reputation for Fair View,
isn't 1t?
Mr. and MRS Long were in lola We'd
nesday.
MT Fursman delivered two loads of
hogs at MOranWednesday.
We did not know that we were the
correspondent for Helfry, but it
seemed so last week
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-12-08
CARLYLE.
L W Lem asters, Reporter

Lem hbltTbi Reporter
Nov 28-W II Evans and wife, of
Topeka, are visiting relatives and
friends here.
Mrs John Gilkeson has been on
the sick list the past week but lie inn
proving now.
Mrs Gertrude Calhoun goes to
Florence, Kansas, today to spend
Thanksgiving with her brother, Rev
Harvey Christian and from there will
return to her home ia Iowa.
Geo Linzy and wife arrived in
Carlyle Saturday from Iowa where
they have spent the summer. George
expects to farm for Sam Ryker next
year.
Adams & Caldwell are having some
repairs made on their residence prop
erty. Mr. Keldstadt will occupy it
when it is finished.
Cary McGurk, of Salina, and Miss
May McGHrk, of Bayard, are visiting
their sister, MRS ID Christian.
The drill is pounding Always in our
gas well and we will soon know
whether 1t is dry hole or not.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-12-08
NE0SH0 VALLEY.
@. L. ARNOLD Reporter.

" L. ARNOLD Reporter
Nov 29--U b Quarterly meeting
will be held at the Church Saturday
and Sunday under the supervision of
the presiding elder, J r Cham bers.
Bessie Miller of lola, came out and
spent week recently, with the fami-
ly of her uncle, Alex miller.
Mics Shoemaker, who teaches school
In the Adventist church in Iola, and
Miss Ard Of Elsmore, spent Sunday at
& w Carner's.
Miss Canatsy of lola, is visiting
with Allie Dickey.
A literary program was rendered by
the Union school Wednesday p IN.
But we write too early to note any
special feature.
Evening prayer meetings are being
held in the neigh borhood this week.
Mr. Campbell of GaInett, was visit
ing at f ID Dickey's Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Dec 5-A dozen or more represents
tives from the three WoOdson county
points belonging to this circuit, at
tended the u b quarterly meeting at
this place Saturday and sunday. We
also noted the presence on Sunday'of
b + Clark's folks, of Logan, X
Keithley aud wife and Mrs Heath OF
Liberty.
8 f Whitlow and family came
over from Moran on Thursday of last
week and lodged at q w Carner's
while he, Mr. Whltlow, attended the
teachers association.
Union school to speak at the town
ship contest.
Nit Stroup's younger boy came
down from Anderson county on Tues
day of last week.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-12-08
CARPENTER.
Miss Knowlton, Reporter


Dec. 4.-Josie Ogden visited Lou
ella Lynch Sunday.
While digging a we'll last week
Gar Bennett received very badly
bruised hand but it is improving.
Mr. and MRS Grant Ferril are visit
ing al Mr. Thomas.
Mr. Fred CARTS and family of lola
visited his brother, Mr. f ID Curtis
Sunday.
The meetings at the school house
were we'll attended,
Mr. and Mrs Worster and Bert Esh-
baugh visited in lola Sunday.
MT and Mrs Lennie Curtis and little
son, Allen were the guests of Frank
Wilson Sunday.
Mrs Thomas and daughter, Mrs
Campbell, visited at j. l.. Christy's
Wednesday.
Mr. A J Estep is Smelling corn this
week.
Miss Cora Wilson is visiting friends
and relatives in our vicinity this
week
Mr Enmeor Smith started Monday
for Arkansas to look after his farm.
Mr. g T. Riblet who has been preach
ing in the school house every two
weeks will preach In the Quaker
church after this. His next appoint
msnt will be Saturday night, Dec Is,
and eleven O'Clock Sunday morning
and seven O'Clock p. m. Dec. 18th.
Every body is invited to attend.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-12-08
ELSMORE.
Chas. r Braden Reporter.

Ouhhs N bEhuen Reporter.
Nov 27-SeveTsl attended literary
at Old Elsmore Tuesday evening.
Rob't Mooney is working on the
section this week.
Saturday afternoon John Mcmillan,
who lives about five miles east of
here, was arrested for selling intoxi-
eating liquor. He was tried Tuesday
before Justice Cox and compromise
effected.
Mr. and MRS f. II Leitzbach drove
over from Hum boidt Monday evening.
Mr. Leitzbach returned Tuesday
morning, Mrs LeitZbach remaining to
spend Thanksgiving with her
parents.
The band boys will give a ball here
in the hall Wednesday evening, Dec
6 Everybody cordially invited to
attend and have royal good time.
Good music and good order.
White Bros had a cloak sale at
Smith q Sons store Wednesday.
Sallie Rannels was up from the
Burg Tuesday evening.
Frank Smith went to Savonburg on
business Tuesday evening.
w ID Cox made business trip to
the county seat Tuesday.
Rev Carter and DIR Littlejohn were
up from Savonburg awhile Saturday
afternoon.
There will be box social at the
United Brethren church Saturday
evening. Every body come and bring
box
Mr. and Mrs Roberts and Mrs John
Decker went to LsHarpe Wednesday
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-12-08
duly Feed Man and Stead"

Feed your nerves, also, If you
would have them strong. The blood
is the feeder and sustainer of the
whole nervous system. Men and wO-
men who are nervous are so because
their nerves are starved. When they
make their blood rich and pure with
Hoods Sarsaparilla their nervousness
disappears because the nerves are
properly red. Hoods Sarsaparilla
never disappoInts.
Hoods Pills cures constipation.
Price 25 cts.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-12-08
PRAIRIE VIEW.

Nov 27-J NJ Hyland and children
left for Douglas county Friday. His
sister, MRS Hogan, accompanied him.
Mr. Hyland has lived in our midst a
number of years and has many warm
friends who regret to see him leave.
ia Reynolds, an old and respected
settler, died at his home In this
neigh borhood Wednesday night and
was buried In Leanna cemetery Fri.
day. Mr. Reynolds has been in poor
health a long time but many were
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-12-08

The Cherokee-Lsnyon Co have
teams enlarging their water reservoir.
Our Iumberman, Mr. Caunit, has re-
turned and located his family in Bush
addition lola.
Mr. Tanner is teaching Saturdays
to make up for Thanksgiving and
Teachers Association.
The indications are that the new
furnace blocks will not be started be-
fore January lst, although nothing
definite can be learned.
Frank Sutor, master mason, re-
turned Saturday to do some remodel
ing of the clay and condenser kiln.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-12-08
GAS CITY.
e. 8. Eaken, Reporter.

Dec. IA petition ia being circu-
lated to have the suburban train leave
here one half hour earlier, as both
factories quit work at $3.50 p. m. Also
waiting room 10 asked for.
A b Cockerill spent the night in
the city. He lett expressing salts
faction at the working OF the plant
here.
mabel Cade, OF lola, was visiting
Friday evening and Saturday with
Mrs Doan Eakin.
We had our first hard frost Sunday
evening as did the balance of the
country.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-12-08
PRAIRIE DELL.
FRANKBARrH. Reporter.

Dec 1-Mr Klink and wife OF
lola, were out last week calling.
The wild geese have gone south, or
rather come south for the winter.
MRS Walters has been on the sick
list but is improving.
Mr. Sheriff. did several Jobs OF
threshing during the past week.
Drs Price a. Davis, Chicago oculists
were around in our ward recently.
A T. Wright of lola, was around
buying fat stock this week.
Sam Wilson of Star Valley, has
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-12-08
PRAIRIE UNION.
W. Alonzo Vickers. Reporter


Nov 2S-John Schneider has pur.
chased the Colony meat market.
Farmers are doing great deal of
blowing nowadays
Mr. and Mrs VIM Mathews were lola
visitors Tuesday.
A number of Iowa real estate deal
ers were in this vicinity last week.
School was dismissed last week on
account OF diphtheria.
Ye scribe spent few days in Kan.
sas City last week.
Adam Knoeppel improved his corn
| cribs with new roof
-Alvice Wilson has rented the STEM
son farm for next season.
MT and Mrs Luther Prentice are the
proud parents of u bran new girl.
Sims Bros of Geneva, canvassed
this vicinity last week and this, buy.
ing mules Ye scribe sold them a
team and John INQUIRER also sold them
one.
The Gas Company are getting
along quite well They will drill at
night as soon as they procure another
driller.
Our local contest was held Monday
evening, the goth inst. and fret place
was given to Ida martin.
McGuIk OF Salina. is visiting his
sisters, Mrs ID Christian and MRS II ii
Jones, and his father near Bayard
this week.
The district board have added
some needed improvements in the
shape of adding language chart and
having the yard graded next the
| house.
Charlie Terrence put in winters
supply of coal for the school Tuesday.
Mr. Kellogg of Silver Leaf, passed
through our vicinity Monday deliver
ing some fine hogs. He returned
Tuesday.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-12-08

moved his family into the new house
he has built ON the north eide of his
farm.
J H Kasbeer of lola, was in our
neig borhood on business this week.
There was just enough snow sun
day night to give it name.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-12-08
Interesting Items From all
Over Allen County.
THE MOST IMPORTANT DEEDS
Done by Your NeighbOrs
Faithfully and Impartial
ly set Down by Register
Reporters.

The Reporters whose names appear at the
heads OF these letters are agents OF the REGIS
TER and are authorized TO solicit advertising
and receive subscriptions. Any assistance
rendered them in gathering the news OF their
respective neighborhoods will be apprecia te
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-12-08

Don't forget if you use Putnam
Fadeless Dyes you don't have to send
for package for wSOl and one for
cotton. Each package Golors all
tibers Sold by Campbell d Burrell.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-12-08

Mrs. r. Churchill, Berlin, VT, says;
"Our baby was covered with running
sores. DeWitt's Witch Hazel Sslve
cured her" A specific for piles and
skin diseases. Beware of worthless
counterieits. G. b. Spencer d Co.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-12-08

"'Tis worth bag of gold" This
applies with special force to Hoods
Sarsaparilla, Americas Greatest
Medicine.
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Continued on page..l2
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-27
farmers Bulletins.

9ie neueIten CUR 8elsbrung Der Sarmer
6erausqeqebenen u1b BON ben ~5uitGnoigen
8e6Drben totenfrei 5u be5ie6enben 8uaetins
finb folgenbe:
9om M6erbau<0 Department in % abs
tngtpn, 9. g.: Southern forage
plants, Tarmers' Bulletin go. 1O2.
Notes on frost, 6armers' Bulletin 90.
1O4.
@on Der DEMONSTRATION in Il rbana.
Sutnots: Improvement in the che
mical composition of the Corn Kernel,
Bulletin go. So. - Recent work on the
San Jose Scale in Illinois, Bulletin
$50. Sc.
@on Der pmrbue Decentralization in 8 a
SaDette, Snb tana:R Roots as food
for pigs, 8uGetin go. 70.
@pn Der 8er1u9sftation in 8o5eman.
W ontana a.: The sugar beet in Mon
tana, Bulletin $50. 10.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-27

Die erfte @G6rung borii6er unb Der @iber tlar
1T, bann 5iebt man i'm nit einem 8ummiz
i9lau9 ober bur6 einen gepO4nli4en bol@
5ernen &ra9nen a6. 9un piro oas SAB ge=
reiniJt, Der Giber tpieber 6inein get4an uno
pG6renb 6es Winters an einem 3ienli4
parmen Srt gebalten; audi ba bleibt Oos
Spunblo9 offen unb Oas SAB ni4t gang
an9efiiQt. SD i'm 6aufe cine r6urnace"
pOr6anOen lit, 10 bilbet Oeren umgebung Ell
men geeigneten Nufbepa6rungsort, muB Der
gtber aber in einem getpO6nli4en &eQer
ii6erpintert nerOen, 10 muB e~riterer i'm
Sriibiubr no4 einmaG a6ge3o5en uno bann
na9 einem o%ffenen S4uppen ge6ra4t per@
ben, no Elm Stid Muslin iiber bas Spunbz
lp6 gelegt pirb, UNI Snfetten, nt6t aber Die
2uft a65ui9lieBen; 8drme unb 2uft iinb
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SIN nd3ifOlgenOen @uguit iolte elm porz
treffli9er @ifi9 oas Refultat iein.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-27
i'm weitItden mafhin9ton
uno Oregon.

Die 99af5ubt i'm peftli9en Waibington
unb Oregon lit in BEN oerflohenen 20 Sabz
rem riidpdrts gega1gen. Die @int6silung
BON grDBeren 6ld6en 5armlunbes in
Obftgdrten, 9opfenfefber II. I. M. bat
3u bieiem @rgebniB beigetragen, bO1
Die lle6ertragung Der S9af3u6t an Die
Ranges Ditli6 bonn gasco0engebirge,
lpel8 ertere etpu 5pei 0rittel bes
5ld4eninbaltes ausmafen, auf tpel4em in
beiben Staaten S4afe 9ebatten perDelt, mar
Die 6aupturia9e, 9sgenndrtig ma6t iih
Elm 8eitreben bemsrfbar, neues 2eben in bic
S@af5u9t neIli9 bonn Gas~cabenge6trge gu
b~rtngen. Sen 4nlaB bier5u bieten 1. Die 9e=
itetgerte Na4frage na@ 9ammelfletI9, 2.
elm befferer Martt fir @pGe unb 3. bic 51z
nebmenbe NDt~bpenbigfeit, be Gr5eugung
BON Molle, S90pfenz unb Qammfleti6 nit
Der Probuftion BON 9etreibe auf Carmen
BON mdBiger @r0Be gu OerbinOen, um Dem
2anoe Die Sru9tbarteit gu er6dlten urtb bic
BE item pirtGf4aftliden GeIuG!a!e gu er5iez
len.
Ser Mei3enbau ~eripeiit ii9 altf eirgefen3z
ten Sarmen bon 200 Ncres uno borunter uls
unbefrieoigenb, no man i'm als ausT4lieBz
lt4e @innd6nequeqe betra9tete; aud Der
S6i tbau als beionberer Getrieb brinQt oft
gnttdui9ungen. 9as bon ein3elnen sSnbiz
bibuen D6er 6amilien betriebene Mil6ereiz
9e19dft fann nit ben Gredmeries auf ben
W&daten ntbt concurrirsn. Nuf Surmen
bon Is 4cres ober ~tpsntger fam @efliigelz
5u4t nnb Sbfbau tppbl gang gut nit einz
amber in 8erbinbung gebra9t nerbtn, 5o9
i9eint es am bort6eilbdfteitsn auf 6armen
BON 25 Ncres unb bariiber bic 5lei19z un5
WoQf3afz3u9t NIT Dem SbTtz ober Sop
fenbau gu bereinigen un6 babin pir6 es
tpo6l audi balb fommen.
DAB bas Der @6af3u4t i'm fpeFGi6en
Wd1btngton nnb Oregon auf's Neue 3ugez
panote Snterefe NusT9t auf permanens
bat, ge6t unter Mnberem aus benz mebr unb
msRr um ii9 greifenOen @,braud bon
0raRt5dunen 6eroor, ip:l4e &au6tGieren
feinen @inluB gepdbren. Mebger finben e
ge9enpdrtig i@pierig, SGafe fir @elo ooer
quite Worte gu e~rlungen lmb beren Sleifd
ftnbet i4nelferen @biab, aIs 8inbz Dber
S9meinfleii4. 2ammfleif9 bringt eben 10
bobe preiie, aGs Der feinite S9intsn. Sir
ungetpufdene Bple tperben. bon Is bis II
Gents per pfunb be3ablt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-27
Qhterqudlerei bebufs Qusabune pom
8etru9.

Iuf Der tir5lt4 in Soronto, Canada,
abgebalteren Sair mar cine Nn3a6l SSeriepz
&libe ausgetelt, beren Gutter bur6 oas
Gtnpumpen bon Mil9 anberer Sbiere
tiinftlt6 erneitert porben tparen, poourb
BET ben Preisri4tern Der 9laube berborgez
rufen peroen ioQte, baB man es bier nit
gang Defenders mil9rei6en Sbieren gu t6un
6abe. Die S9laumeier ober, tpel6e biefen
8etrrg perfudten, Itnb bur9 etnen por6er
nt9t in's Nuge gefdBten 3ufaG entlarbt
lnh 3uglei9 bur3 ben 8erluIt Der &ii6e
NIT ben gum 8erten ~ppQgepumpten Gutern
g%etraft poroen, benin oa Die Yretsri9ter
our3 irgenD pelfe llmftGrOe ber6inbeft
tparen, Die betreffenOen &iibe bebufs
S%drirung ibrer @igenffaften II. !. m. gu
Der Dorber angeiebt getpefenen 3eit in
NugenI4ein gu nebmen unb bas ert meb=
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ia6te bic eingefl0Bte frembe Mtil9 zine
@uterent3iinbung unb 8lutbergiftung, pelz
4er Die pertbooGen &ii6e, nadbem tie UNI
1dgliAe S6mer3en a%1sgetanoen batten, err
Iagen. Oa tann man 10 re4t iagen: @brz
li4teit pdbrt am ldngiten!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-27
Jnhaltsp

1. Sette: CUR 8ea6tun9! gtan benube uniere
9n5eiqeipulten! - &raut unO &itben. - Sdrmer's
Bulletins. S9afs I'M neitlideu g8aibin9tOH uno
Sregou. - SbierqudGerei bebufs @usiblng BON
@etrue. 8erettung BON Giig uuf Der GGrm. -
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