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Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-02-20
BANKkUpToY NOTICE.

In the District Court Of the United STATE
for tho Southern District VI Georgia. Suutas
western Division.
In the matter OF ]. II. Alison. in Bant
ruptcy.
NOTICE of drst meeting of creditors.
To THE cREDIVa .. H. Alison. Of Flsa.
gerald, In the coNhSy4ot Irwin, and aiIstFtos
aforesaid. a bankrupt:
Notice is hereby given that on the 18th a.
OF February, 1919, the SAID J. II. Alison waa
adjudicated bankrupt: and that the trsl'
meeting IT his creditors will be held &c thf
Office of the under signed, j. IA. MerrelI
Referee. at 1homasvie Ga, ON the Srd an
OF March A. d f., 1903, at II o'clock 10 the fOte
noon, at which time the said creditors nrs
attend, prove their claims, appoint truats
examine the bankrupt, and transact ssS.A
other business as may properly come befoa
said meeting.
February 18th. 1903
}. h, Merrill. Ref Iree In Rank rsr<.s
N u. Proofs Of claims must be mSl
conformity with Section 81 OF Bankfi'I Il
Act and Rule XXI OF the SuprenIn - =
General Order in Bankruptcy.
Liabilities scheduled BIZ isnkrnsst
Aeeets scheduled IL EzMnkraass +.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-02-20
the Hartford Steam Boile|

the Hartford Steam Boile
spection Insurance CO.,
proposition to insure the
at the Water and Light Pla
81, 100000 and make gus
inspection of the plant at
of $4,000 to the city for
years. The proposition
cepted by the council and
plication for the insuran
mediately signed by the
The matter of furnishin
new city hall was brought Il
the mayor and was referr1
the purchasing committee
power to act. No suggestion
made as to the quantity Cd
bought or it's quality or the
thereof.
Mr.. Leverett, chairman 81
Water and Light COMMITTEE
ported on the needs of the
from which it appears that i
be necessary to buy a new 81
to be used temporarily whit
old boilers are being reset.
view of the probable necessit
increasing the capacity of pA
at an early date it was sugges
that a boiler should be boz
and permanently setinsuch d
ner as to furnish power for
repairs now necessary and ia
main permanently as a feature
the increased capacity propos
Alderman Knapp spruna
pleasant surprise on his
leagues in a motion to vote "a
councilman the free use of
city's lights and water. It w
popular suggestion that una
mously carried on a yea and Il
vote. The same alderman
the same liberal spirit, or one
most like it) moved that the b
furnish uniforms for the poi
force. and without hesitation
purchasing committee was
structed to make the purcha|
Probably one suit each, probal
enough for a change. Moth
was said as to that.
The mayor stated for the
formation of the council that II
town clock had arrived, or md
of it at least. 1t was also stat
that an investigation by the m
or and treasurer of the regis.
of city warrants had disclos
the fact that more than a tho
and dollars worth of what NJ
supposed to be the city's indie
edness for outstanding warran
had been redeemed but that /
former clerks, Kabrich and CIa
had simply failed to cancel
mark them off the registl
Thus the city is that much 5.
ter off than was supposed wh
the bonds were issued.
The question of the city's on
nership of certain lots at corn
of Pine and Main street, donatl
for city hall purposes was broua
up for the twentieth time al
the sixteenth effort to have 4
city relinquish it's grasp on /
property suffered the sixteen
failure. After considerable Il
clustering the matter was /
ferred to the city attorney. WI
tfe city attorney is supposed
do does not appear; what he VI
ecommend or report remains
doubt at least until another me,
ing of the council.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-02-20
SUPERINTENDENT vi. D. MILLER
WRITES THE ENTERPRISE
SENSIBLE LETTER ON A LIVE TOPIC.
EDITOR ENTERPRISE:

promised I'D last fall that !
would, when I had time, write for
you my views of the college ques-
ton.
AS to the female Summary,
would not favor it. I believe in
co-education. All~my education
and all nv school work has been
In schools of cO-education. It
would take a-whole article to ex-
press my reasons; but, since that
IS not the phase the educational
question is now assuming here,
will drop that feature for the
present.
Shall we have a college?
would very emphatically say
yes, if we can have a college.
If it is an institution such as
the most people have in mind, I
would say just as emphatica1ly
no. We have, I presume, not
less than FIVE hundred colleges(?)
in the state of Georgia now; but
we certainly have not more than
dozen colleges, if so many as
that.
What is the ordinary college in
this state? It takes the child
through the Primary department,
the Intermediate department.
then the college CD department.
What is this in an sducation7 1t
is nothing more nor less than the
Fitzgerald Primary department,
the Grammar department and
the high school.
The graduates from these so
called colleges are only prepared
to enter college proper.
The academy as one person
suggests, is preparatory school
for the college. It was stated by
your correspondent last week
thatwe should prepareour pupils
to enter the University. We have
only an eleven year course, a sys-
tenn with full high school course
should have a twelve year course.
Our pupils, if up to standard,
with an eleven years course
will enter any college or univer-
sity in this state. Clayton Jay
took practically our course and
entered Mercer University with
good standing. If the so called
college is to take the place of the
public and high school, then the
citizens ofl Fitzgerald should
know that all these schools
charge a tuition from entrance to
finish. My older daughter at
tended one of the best such
schools in the sixth grade for
seven months and paid the snug
sum of $23.75, besides books, etc.
This school of which ! speak
will not take its pupils beyond
our high school, except in vocal
and instrumental music, elocu-
ton ands&rt-printing. Charges
for all these latter are extra.
And, unless you take some of
them, your children will be neg
lccted in school. The principle
seems to be, that the one who
pays the more get the more at
tention.
Some people think Normal
and Business college would be
the thing. / have had something
to do with such schools myself.
am we'll acquainted with the
largest and best schools of this
kind ia the w. S. The first two
schools. Of the kind were the
Hopedale Normal College, at
Hopedale, o., and the Holbrook
Normal College at Lebanon, O.
From these have grown the nor
NAL college at Ada, o., the Val-
paraiso Normal College, at Val
: paraiso, Ipd., the Dixon Normal
( College, at Dixon, ILL.,, the High
1,tSd park Normal Co11ana ~ Dac
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-02-20


cia1 and academic. They are al
private schools. There areAour-
lshlng public schools in all these
places, the one is not to take the
place of the other. These schools
have had phenomenal attendance,
ranging from 300 students to25OC
students annually. But what has
been the financial history of these
schools? They have all passed
though the receivers hands ex-
cept the Ada school.
It is rare thing to find col
1eges Of any kind that are SELF.
supporting. Somebody must 20
down into his safe to make up the
deficit, or the school will go into
the receivers hands, then take
on a new lease of life to pass
again through the same ordeal.
The ministers of this state know
how this applies to such colleges
as Mercer and Oxford. -
If our course is to be extended
[ would suggest that another
year be added to our high school.
This last year to be devoted
chiefly to ommercial and normal
school work. In this, if the pupil
selects the commercial course,
he can study bookkeeping, type
writing, stenography, and COM
mercial law. If he selects the
normal course, then he could
study PSYCHOLOGY, methods, his
tory of education, and thescience
and art of teaching. In such
course the pupil would get nearly
as much as is gotten now at our
state normal. But I would not
admit any pupil to this grade un-
til he had finished at least the
eighth grade. No pr pills mind is
sufficiently developed to take up
these studies until he has COM
pleted grammar, practical arith-
rnetic, geography and such
studies.
Abbeville and Douglass are Of
ten called to my attention. We
now have as mnch as either of
these schools if not more, except
the above two departments.
Now as to building.
The Lee-Grant hotel has been
referred to as a suitable building.
l have not looked it over. 1t, |
think could very easily be con.
verted into building, suitable
for so called college. But it is
not suitable for a public school
building. To build for the flu.
ture the building ought to be of
stone or brick (see city hall); it
ought to have sufficient play
ground. There is too much of
this building. The lower floor
alone would be sufficient for the
present. The whole building
would have to be kept insured
and in repair. In case of fire it
would be a veritable holocaust,
Two stories is high enough for
school building. A higher build.
ing is dangerous to children. In
my opinion it would be better to
allowthe building to be torn down,
the block bought, and then build
a suitable building. The loca-
ton is good. The block Just
north on which the Central Nj. E.
church is is also good location.
This could be easily vacated, cx.
cept the church to which the NJ.
E. people would object.
A brick building could be
erected, planned SO as to build to
in the future, one of the present
buildings could be moved onto
the plat for the primary grades.
This would give ample room and
would give a practical system
with the two departments re-
fered to.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-02-20
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
---oT THE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
Fitzgerald, Georgia.
At the close of business Feb,
9th, 1903,
RESOURCES.

Loans and discounts. sl54, ie7.H
Ogerdrafts, secured and unsecured lI9l752
U. y. Bonds to secure circulation. 1250O.B0
Premiums on U. g. Bonds ........,' I,I25O0
stock, securities, etc.. :. ...,...,..,, 1OOlD
banking house, furniture, fixtures 6780.4l
Other real estate owned ..., ...., 5,GO0.0O
Due from National Banks mot re-
serve agrnts). -.........., 1.OrO15
Due from State Banks and Bankers 1854!
Duo from approved reserve agents 3,9s200
acknowledgements Stamps .,,..,, 5f
Checks and other Cash Items... l,4t3.3S
Notes of other National BInks...... 1,OOO.O0
Fractional paDer currency, nickIes,
and cents. s.2l
Lawful money reserve III Bank viz:
specie ........................S I.2ts On
Legal-tender notes .s9,5O0.0O 6,70G.00
Redemption fund with U. y. Trens-
urer Is per cent OF circulation G25 10
Total. $253 s7l. o6
LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock Paid in..... =. .... 100000
surplus fund. ..,,.,.............,..... 100000
Undivided Profits, less expenses and
taxes paid ............... ]. eOS.G5
National flank notes outstanding . L. 500. 90
Due to other National Banks........ 2i.o5
pue to State Banks and bankers.... o2H03
Due to approved reserve agents. 2,gs2.22
Individual deposits subject to check 139,o4L29
Tune certificates OF deposit ...... 2L6sI7s
CiCCNh''''' .'.''.N,
Cashiers checks outstanding .....,. 1916
Total. S2s3, S7l.C6
STATE OF GEORGIA,
COUNTY OF Irwin.
l. ; *. Farmer. Cashier o. the above named
i,1,,l
staten ~ ia true TO the best of my know
edge "a |. belief.
X. X. FARMER. Cashier
Subscr he'd and sworn to before me this Eth
day of February, 1893.
8. s. HUBERT,
Notary Public
j. E.. NERChK,l
X. A. WILSON, Directors
J. II. HARLEY.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-02-26
Nsrfauf BON Srabenarbeiten.

gS miro hermit befannt 9ema6t, Dap i6
am 20. Qpril 1903, nor9ens Q nbr, in Der
glubitors Office i'm @%ourtbaule gu st. @loub,
Winn bic Qrbeiten perfauien unb ben 9ou=
tract fit 4usmerfen unb 3ieben bes @rabens
go. 8 pom Stearns @ountn, Winn.. gemGB
Der am IL. Sanuar 1908 9etrofienen DIN:
orbnun9 Tan ben ober bic niebrigitbteten=
benz %perfaufen werbe: SIN etnem Sob"
ODER Contract ODE" in Sectionen pom ie 100
Sup, pom beren iebe befannt unb numerirt
merben loQ bur9 Ifoiten, mie i'm biesbejig=
li6eu Seridt bes Sn9euieurs au9e9eben ; be-
einnenb on iener, bic ben gusean9 in ii9
I6liebt un6 BON bort ftromaufpdrts al iener,
mo bic SueIe lit, unb bab Nnsebote fir iene
Nrbeit als ein Sob ober fir cine ober meb=
rere Sectionen petlan9t nerben; 9enannte
Nrbett nub innerb Is Der erforeerliden Sett
rp1e in benz Ssnaenieurs= 8eri6t an9e9eben.
als 80 Gro,ent iiber bic abgei6Gsten @on=
itr~utttonsfoften binanssebt IN tr9enb etnein
Sale, wie in %senannter Seltlmmiln9 an9e'
orbnet unb Der erfolgrei6e Sieter nlllB cine
9enii9enben Sir9i6aft ~ltefern, bic pom 60
4uottor bes %genaunten Sonntp NIT 31pet Snrz
gen 9ut9ebeiBen wtrb, unb bles fir 9etrelen
@rfiuun9 leines Contracts uno Inn ale
SdGoen su beden. bic eniteben moge aus
elmer nt9tSeitisen @rfilun9 ieines Sontratz
ties. 9enanuten Nuftra9 nno Soften Itnb
ein9etra9eu II. fDnuen in neither Otftce ein9e=
leben meroeu. Qae ansebote miiiien init ei=
mem uerbiir9ten Sbed, 5ablbar on ben anot=
tor bes %seuauntsn County. perieben iein, Der
nidt 9erinser lit oils sebu YroSent bes Setraz
ses zines iebeu Qnsebotes. Sas Ge9t, ale
ober iebes au9ebot 81 perperfen, 1T porentz
belten. Den a. Tebruar 1908.
Sieael Sobm@. @reper,
l1:3t Co.: Qubitor StearuS so . Wtnn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-02-26
Gin biat9es 5etnr.

S6 babe 400 older 0aub i'm Conn Nili
moo6 al perfarfeK, ipeldes i6 9erne mil
beutI9eu Samilieu beiiebelt baben mO@ts
0as sonse Ganb lit portreffi9 gum Sebalen
~geeignet NIB cine Wteile pou Der ct. EoIo
Sir6e selssen. Der gobeu 1T i9wer unh
fru6tbar- vSlad 9odm" ltitb bat cine lebntt;
ge llnterloge. 4ui bieler Galoesfla9e hettn.
Set Ii1 pieles Gi6eus une @iienbolS. Oos
Gano lpirt uur on Oeuti6e fir Sl5 per adet
uub aufpGrts perfouIt, pom ueldem bic SGlfe
te anbe;abli merben mlb, Der &eit lamp in
abidlasssabIunsen, lie mad Selieben in Is
bis 40 Ssabren si 4 Yrosent besablt merben.
Diele Geleseu9eit 1T cine 70 quite, mie i'e
rpobl ME miebel in Stearns Sountp 9eboten
rpirb. @er INNER ii6 ein Sutes Seim nnter
10 siinitiser 8ebiusunsen anfdatfe1 MIL,
wenbe ii1 or tt
Gcttrp SIenfe,
49z1i Sreepprt. Wttnn
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-02-26
Gine (b6nr 6e(1idjte.

Sm rStmpltcifitmus" finoen pir
folsenbe @9ulanetbote: Der 2ebrer
bat ben &leinen Der 8orf9ule cine Sc
f6i9te eraGblt. Nls er iie beenbet bat,
fragt er:
rNun, fann mir benin bon @u9 aud
elmer cine f60ne Gef9t9te er5dblen?"
2autlofe Sttue. Damn bebt 1tG
f9i9tern Elm tletner Singer empor.
v@iebit 9u, &arl@en," muntert Der
2ebrer auf, ui6 base mir bod gleiG)
seba9t. baB Ou etne idOne Gei6t9ts
petbt.' Nun, eraG6le lie uns mall"
Ser fGnSt oean audi an, erit ftpdenb,
bann tet5ofier:
,gtnmal, ba paren mir BEL nletner
Sunte e%tngelaben, Die ben sroben Gar
ten bat. Gum Mittuoe Ten, oa babe
t9 Elm gias Wetn befrmnen unb bann
'friegten mir cine Mense 59lagfabne
unb GrD6eeren. Damn 'oate meine
Sante gu mir: ,Su tannit jebt i'm
9arten ipieieu unb 10 Dtel Obit eHen,
lple Ou NtG9I. va ON lD 9le1O ndG)
ben Stu9eIbeeren segonsen unb babe
ba am metften bon gegeHen. Meine
Sante bat audi 8irnen, bic tparen aber
nod unreif, t9 babe aber bo6 tpel9e
bapOn segefIen. Dte &trf9en mo9te
i9 ni9t germ, bic f9medten gans iarer.
Damn babe i6 ben sanaen Ha9mittag
I'm Garten geipielt, biz i9 sars beib
mar. Damn CAB mir meme Sante Elm
grobes @las bon Mtl9, bic mar gang
frif9 bon ibren &iiben gemolfen. limb
4benbs, ba burfte i9 benin gHen elm
@las 8ier mittrinten. Sonit friege
i9 ni9t 8ier. Damn iinb mir nod
9auie ~gefabren. Sd iab auf benz
BOD unb mar febr miibe. Damn bat
MIDI meme Mama gu 8ett gebra9t
unb als lie mir bic Spie aus3pg, ba
iaete iie: ,Sas tit aber cine fd0ne Sc
f6thte'"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-02-26
Nerftei9eruua.

@uf Der farm bes lutersei6ueterl, int Conn
ct. Soiepb on benz Yleaiant Cafe Sabrioese,
5 Wetleu BON ct. Gloub 9ele9en. peroeu am
Stenfta8, Den 3. Wdrs, 1908
morseus 10 nbr nadseuannte artitel 6fIent=
lid periteigert merben: 2 Nrbeitsp ;erbe. iebes
Don 1900 bis 400 8funb i1per, 8 SIbe, bic
i'm Wdr3 falben, l ELM Scabr altes &inb, 1
srpei Sabre altes Otter, l WcGormid Sinbsr,
| McGormid WGbmaidire, l Seure9en, 1
Sulfp=gfus, | Sanbpfus, l G9se, l Sanb=
@ultiuator, l Naidiue gum &oben, 2S9lit=
ten, l 8asen, | einipanni9er &asen, Smei
Gets gferoesei6irre, l Sussp unb l Snssp=
@ei6irr unb cine Yutmiible uus ionFise
older wte aud eiuise Sausseratbe. S.bins
sutsen: Summen bis S. Gaar; cuf Iol6s
iiber SIS elm Sabr 5eit se9en 81 6 SrOSent gut
perbir9te Noten.
@asparSinseI, Giaentbimer.
Sobn S9afer, @eriteiserer. 1l=3t
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-02-26

unb ben Bart tpirr bur9einanber, aua
bez bid anssf9monenen Naie trOpfelt.
8lut. Der 5embtrasen aerfnittert. ala
Of i9 a9t Sage bamit seidlafen bate.
Der lleberaieber serfeBt unb bei4muBi
i'd bGtte 10, pie ih sing uno itanD.
u~nbebinst ben er item Yreis am Sum-
penbau erbalten.-
,Ma6en sic feline S1auIen.
Mann!' rief Der YpliSiit auf meine
I@tnpenounsen. ,Sie fommen nil;
bas Beitere pirb ii9 i9on finpen1-
Mit einem perapeiflungsppllen 8ltGe
na9 rben p~erlaiie ib bas u~ngliidleltge
9otel unb na9 piertelFiinbi9er 8dns
berung ItanD i9 Dor Dem geTtrenSen
Poli5eifommiHdr. Sin 9otelzGin.
f6lei9er9 Srtnsen sic i'm glei9 auf
Nummero Sider; ba5 8erb0r bot 3eit
Bis mprgen fri6!'
9lber, !Serr &omniHdr, i9 bin
ia elm barmlpier,
,Hubis! Sas tennen mir i9on;
bic Sorte tit INNER barmlosv
,Serr &ommihGr-'
r9p9 ba padte mid audi f6on Der
S9uBmann benin &ragen unD 19pb
mid in einen engen, iii intern Iaum,
po i'd ouf ether barten 8ant ben HeI!
ber Ra9t in uniugburer Wutb per-
bra6te.
PIN Der SanD meiner Oofumente,
bic t9 9liidli6er @etie BEL mir tru9,
bermr9te i9 am nG9iten Morgen
lei9t meme SOentitdt gu erpeiien,
aber mas balf mir bas! Mls i9 at6emz
los I'M !Sotel na9 meiner Srau fragte,
bieb es, biefelbe fei beute nit benz
erften Sriib5use tpieber abgeretft!
sd felbft fubr NIT benz nG9iten
3use bierbsr auriid," i9loB &untelz
mann betriibten @eii9tes feline GroGbz
lung, runb ba iibe i9 num-"
LIMB Sbre Srau9"
rSte glaubt ia, bab t9 i6r bur9s
gebrannt bin"
nNun, 10 tldren sic iie bod auf!!"
nSa, penn Das 10 lei9t singe; aber
fie ptrb metnen Worten ia bod ni9t
9lauben i9enfen! 1nb auberOem,
piiIen sic, cine Truu, bic 10 gar teiz
men Spab Der tebt-"
rNa, b0ren Sic, ba tann bod Die
Nrme ni9ts bafir, bab ie Sbren
aGerbinss etpas au5u iibermiitbisen
S3ers mibperftanb!"
Isle slauben alfo-9"
rIaa, natirli9!"-
Gtnise @o9en fpGter febrte Serr
&untelmanh nit ietnem bibi9en
@eib4en, bas er fi@ glidli9 nieDer
ero6ert bate, BON ietner otpetten, nil
mebr grnit unternommenen !So95eitsz
reiIe surid unb nun le6t bos YGr9en
fdon ieit Sabren in friebli9er Gin
tra9t mttfammen. Sour man@mal,
tpenn 9err &unfelmann einlnal rect
fpGt pom @trtbsbaus betmfpm1nt,
fagt er am nd9iten Morgen: sd
bab' elm 5rau6en, bas teinen Spub
b~erftebt!!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-02-26
Ru oerfaufen.

@ultipirte Sarmeu unb wilbes ganb in Ell
ner 9anS fatbolii6en Iniieblun9 5u giers,
Worrilon @Ountp, Winn., i'm @arten Win=
neiotas seleseu. unter a~nnebmbaren Sebinz
sun9en 81 falfen. Sober. Der cine Sarm
fdufen uub ii6 elm eintrdslides Seim sriin=
ben mill, bat ba;u iest cine quite @eleaenbeit
ba Der Nnbrans nod ui9t ftarf mar uub bas
9anb gu einem ansemeiienen Breiie setauft
merben fanu. Wan itebe ni6t 81 lange nit
benz &aufen on, ionbern peube ii6 brett
miinblit ober i6riftli6 an
Sos. 3. @reIl,
5 ba 8ier,, Worrilon Co., Winn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-02-26
NnTd1nlHiu.

8eiselitod unb 9olObirn baben ii9
na9oem iie lan9e 3ett Elm &ompognis=
9ef6Gft betrteben, auseinanber9eiebt
bis auf cine 9ampfmoi6ine, bic
&einer ii6ernebmen min. @olbbtrn,
Der bas 9ei9dft fortfebt, benuBt, trobz
benz 9eigelftod ba9e9en proteItirt, bic
Mai9tne-bis es f6lieBli6 gu erregter
MISUNDERSTANDING nsspii9en geiben
fommt.- u@eptB," fdgt Golbbirn i'm
@erlauf berfel6en, rba6' ib benubt Die
Maf9tn' a6er nur m n
She'll! Denn Dei She'll mitlauff
-tpos fann i1 bafor!"
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G%etluu8ett, too anSere erfoI8IpS
tparett.

aramfbeft.n Der auseu un6 Obrsn;
@ranuIierenOe auseslibsr. Staar, i9telenos @useH
cbne Sdmers unb gefabr serabe seiest, grbltnbunS
perbinbert, Iauienbe Sbren, Saubbett. arantbets
ten Der 81 q ( { unb hes S aIies: aatarrb. Sron9ts
tis, aitbma. 2etben bs WagenS unb Der
Sch er Spspepfe. Anperbaulidtett, SiltoRtSt, SeIbs
fxtt. Rteren> unb BIafenbef4werbsn:
Sornrutr, Brisbti6e Itereutrantbett. brennenber nrtn
MIN. Siuts unb Souttranthettsm: rStroz
feIn, Gusidlas, SIeeer, Wsuttsrmale. ibsrEintge Saare,
Gntneuunaen bes 9eR9ts, gcsena, Sei4ware uip.
WerpenIetben: gpilspite. Spterte, sabmuns,
WanseI on asbenstratt. &6eamattsmns. ~snra!sts:
.nnS SrebsaeiGpire perben idmerSlos nod elmer ne.iers
gest5eos ssbst!t. SaunO.rsotSsn nnS aa, Sraa 9h7ss
hafte Ieridiebunsen unb 0eftelunsen ber Srsane.
hbermabiesr MeonatsEub. gsrpeftat, S3pd@e, uiw.
Nobsrne BsbanbIunsswetie. Bite f9 ausemetn as ers
foIareid e~rpiefen bot. Refine uruusenebmen unterius
5una.n. Refine Dame. OBJ psrbetratet ooer ni5t, brau4t
au s5sern, entpsber aueiu ooer NIT einer Trsunbtn sur
SeEipr.duns su fommen. SoufuIationen sebetuI uno TIM
@ertrau.n. WibseftaItunaen alumpinb, &idsratbies
ouneeu, Sropf, manselbafte Gntptdelung tr9eno zines
Organs. Slstns unb i&wa4e Esils perben p~srsroBerf
uu6 %Qetrd{ttQt.
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sSu1tae. 1ttttteIaIte 11nO aIte

Yerioner, rpelde an tranteuI ooer gei6pd6tert
Suitanbe bs &orpers ober Settles tnfoIse @ernadldfts
euus Der gsiunbbeitsreselu Ober ~iiberbarter arbeit let,
BEN, welde nerp6s, mibe, persasenb, idwadRnnis,
meni4eni&eu finb, imSiden. tn 6englteb.ru uub In ber
SHlft S4mtr3 empftnsen. @ue 9erionen, pel9e btee
Spmptone haben, ioaten bteien Gr5t iofort coniultiren.
Or bat Eanienbe 9ebetIt, pelde tn ben lesien Stabieu
Inb aufaeseben waren. slei6piel, rper es perfeblte, Bers
f5nlide COMPILATION TT TN porseidrittenen Sauen notbs
menbis. Bebanbluns bur9 CORES ponben; ober Bateuts
Y~tebi5tnen fann nidt betlen.
8erborsen Rrantbeiteu. 8iele Sdle erniter
&ranfbett Tserben betm 2eibenbsn nidt ansseiunben,
welber tn ~pertebrter g8eiie ~bebaHbelt wirb. Die sr6Bten
9ofinunsen nnb bic ansenebHiten Sreuoen ss 9ebens
burd Sranfbeit 5erit6rt merben. Ourd Hnter uduns bes
Urine mog eine ernfte Srantbeit f~eftseiteat perben, bepor
andre Seide en- portreten.
unberbar Setluu9en %pou3ogen in oils
ten sfduen, bic pernadldiitgt ober perfebrt bebanbelt
Ipurbsn. Refine grperimeute ober @erfeblunsen. Refine
unbetlbaren Sale an9eHommen. @enn guer Jau naS
bstlbar lit. 10 perbet ibr fret bic Wabrbeit b6ren nnb ers
fu9t rperoen, guer gelo gu iparen. Sauienbe 9ebeilt,
na4bsm fie, benz Eobe %perfauen, a~ufseseben purorn.
Yeriouen. pel5e Don Setn1> Iersten sufrtebenieueub bs
banbelt perben, finb ntdt eriudt porSuipreten. Webis
5tRen per!anot mad irsenb etuemEetle bergSelt. @oninltas
tton fret nnb pertrauli9. Seadtet ben Bein6staq.
@enn Sbr nidt poripre4en t5nut, idreibt I'm. etnen gus
ten &atb. IbrefIe: DIT. . omntng
1907 S9iQer>E beaterz0 ebdube, Chicago, Sq.
507 Boston SIod, minneapolis, Wiuu.
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Snte 0eIeeenbeit.

luter3ei6nete lit %seIonuen, ibre 103 ader
groBe, in Sudman, Wo,rtlon Co., Wtinn.,
80 &utben pom S6ulbaus unb fiinf Weilen
pon Der fatbolii6en unb 5pet Weileu uon
elmer proteftantii6en Stride 9ele9ene Sarm
uuter anuebmbaren SebinaunSen aus FREEZER
Saub gu p%erfdufen. auf Der Sdrm, bic poq=
itdnbi9 cultiuirt lift, quite @ebaube, uu9 quite
8ieien uub sutes 0etbelanb. NGberes bel
agnes 3ormeier,
11=ba @i9entbiimertn.
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Spe;taI=M

Gin W0belsel9dft, bas iid elmer suteu
&unbi6aft erfreut, in einem% bliibeuben 9anb:
itdbt9en NIT &tr6e unb S9ule selesen 1T,
unter annebmbaren gebtnsuusen 81 faufen.
Suite @%elesenbeit fir eiuen beutl9en sc
i1Gftsmann. Graufbeitsbalber it Der Gil
sentbiimer sesmuneen, bas @ei9Gft gu per-
faufen. Beseu NGberem penbe mau ii6 on
u. 8. 80 a d o,
10=ba Piers, Worriion Co., Winn.