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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-11-23
An Operator Of a Threshine
Rig in Otter Tail County
Gives Figures

The o orators Of a tbreshing rig in
Otter Tail county have published tie
figures for this seasons threshing.
Here are the ti2ures:
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-11-23
MRS. SARAH J. W|NDRoM

Mrs. Sarah J. windrom of Chicago.
cousin OF Zachary Taylor, twelfth
president Of the United States, and
grandniece of Alexander Hamilton.
who signed the Declaration of indie.
pendence, says:
"Vinol is a Godsend to old people.
I am rs years old, but have a hearty
appetite. sleep soundly, and feel &C.
tive and we'll today, thanks to vinol.
When l was young cod liver oil was
dispensed in a greasy, unpalatable
form, and it fairly gagged me to get
1t down. Vinol Is entirely different.
very palatable and n%ourishing to i'm
poverished blood. It is the finest
n strength creator I ever used
In my life."
Vinol is a real cod liver prepare,
ton, from which the useless oil has
been eliminated and tonic iron added.
Try Vinol on our guarantee.
WULLINa'S DRUG STORE
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-11-23
GIL bert

Nov. 19.-The threshing is progress
i3g slowly in this SEXTON On account
OF the recent bad weather. There is
considerable grain in the stack yet and
prospects good for it to remain there
for some time to come.
Fred johnson, who has been en-
ployed nesr Grand Rapids, N. D., re.
turned home Monday.
Fred Broberg came down from Fra.
zee Wedue:day to remain a few days
visiting his parents.
Henry futile was in Bra1ne1d Fri
day.
Julius and Fred Johnson we're in
town last week.
~ Chas. l.. Nelson came up from Lit
tie Falls Saturday for a short visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. August Berglund.
Albert Janest has an auction sale
this week after which he will move
north, where he may locate
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-11-23
ICE CLOSES MILL
FreeZe-Up CompeIS Pine
Tree Mill to Shut
Down

The big saw mill of the Pine Tree
Lumber Co. shut down Sunday moro
ing at 4 o'clock. During the night rap.
idly forming ice caused much t!oubls,
ana..hnally it vas impossible to handle
the logs, and a ehut down resulted
The season "a not as long az some,
but was a good one. Saving begun
April 10th, and the mill ran dag
and night for 100 days The average
cut daily was 2S7,,OOO feet of lumber,
and the total cut will probably exceed
80, 200, 600 feet.
There was fatal accident during
the season-the lamentab!e death Of
Ray Fuller.
The planning mill will continue rue.
ming during the winter, and a large
nun Der Of the saw mill force will 90
to the woods for the winter. It is un-
dersrcod that several of the sawyers
will be employed in mills that run
during the winter.
There will be the annual overhaul
ing and cleanup this winter, and the
big saws will again be buzzing in the
spring.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-11-23
RAIL PRAIRIE

Nov. 16.-(ICO late Tor last week. J
Misses Ethel Pearson and Marietta
Hamilton called on the Misses Mae
and Inez Halveison last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mis-. John Bergstrom we're
In Little Falls last week.
Adolph Olson was in Little Falls
last Tuesday.
A number of young people from this
vicinity attended the dance in the
town hall last Saturday night.
Andrew Halverson Of Wisconsin, is
visiting at A; Erickson's:
T. NJ. Halvereon accompanied his
wife and two youngest children to
Little Falls, who departed Wednesday
morning for Hayward, their old
home, where Mrs. Halverson goes to
see her father, who is very i'll.
A ladies aid dinner was given at A.
". Olson's last Sunday and was we'll
attended. The bontitul spread was
served at 2 o'clock p. NJ.
Adolph Olson and sister, Emma,
attended the dance at M. Enke's in
Lincoln last Friday night. "
Two "ducks'' were seen or rather
heard last Tu =sday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. j.. P. Nelson spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. G. Chris
tianson In Clough.
Mrs. A. K. Johnson called on
friends 10 Clough last Monday.
Miss J.. Sundstrom attended the
ladies aid last Sunday.
seen him lately.
T. A. Olson was in Lincoln last
Monday.
T. A. Olson was in Little Falls
Wednesday.
MIR. and Mrs. Andrew Tubbs moved
to Fl. Ripley last week, where they
will make their future home.
B. Budie called at Chas. LIghtner' 8
last Monday.
Clark Bros. are threshiug for Chas.
Lightner this week, which will finish
.threshiog for this season.
A. e. Erickson and Andrew Halver-
son will depart for the woods the lat.
ter part of this week.
Miss Nellie Proper closed her school
in DIST. 81 and went to her home in
Little Falls last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Erickson and
two children, Anton and Julia, and
Andrew aalverson were Little Falls
visitors last Wednesday.
Afford Quimby of Randall called
at O. w. Pierce's last Monday.
Nov. 20.-A crowd of young folks
from here attended the supper in the
Gilgal church and also the dance
given In the town hall.
Wood taken on subscription at The
Herald. --. .
Mrs. Nels Hanson of Little Falls is
visiting friends and relatives.
Miss Julia Lucky has been visiting
Misses Mae and Inex Halverson the
past week.
Anton Erickson was a business
caller in Ft. Ripley last Friday.
T. IA. Halverson was at TT. Ripley
Monday.
A. E. Erickson and Andrew Halver.
son started for tho North last Thurs
day.
Joseph E. Pierce of Clough called
on friends In this vicinity Sunday.
Messrs Gilbert and Adolph Olson
are hauling grain to Lincoln. !
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-11-23
Buh

Nov. 16.-Nick Soko with and tamil
~ were the guests of John Leeb Sun
day.
Peter 'Leeb and F. K. have re-
turned from the West where they
were employed during the harvest.
Mat Segate has returned from
Devils Lake, where he was employed.
1t Is hard threshing for some of our
farmers now, as there is much snow
on the ground.
A successful dance was held at jos.
Bolliy's place on the 10th.
Mr.. Bednar, Jr., was q visitor at
John Burners in Parker Sunday.
Jos. J. Leeb Is buying furs, such
as mink, vessel, etc., for which he
pays highest market prices. Anyone
having any raw furs for sale will do
we'll to call on him.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-11-23
80. 41S bushels grain t61eshed s 11SS. o

49,. 81
From the above 1t seems We have
had nothing for ou1 rig and we have
paid &38. 81 for sleeping In straw
stacks and barns. We have had moth
ing for the risk We have run of burn
irg o separator and some farmers
setting of grain, barn and granary,
lege of working In dust and wearing
greasy clothing all fall"
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-11-23

Among those from here taking in
the foot ball game, at Minneapolis
Saturday were: DR.. r. 81. Nero, r,
G. Gordon and sons, Mr.. and Mrs. J..
A. Nichols and sons, MIR. and Mrs. l..
Y. Tanner, DR.. Stephen Fortier, Earl
Wetzel, Mr.. and Mrs. Cbas. Sylvester,
Sig johnson and Henry Berg. =
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-11-23
BRlCkYARD

Nov. 20.-Mrs. Della Matteson Wis.
tied Mrs. Howard Hovey at Little
Falls Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Carrie Sprandel was at home
over Sunday.
Miss Fannie Barnard of Little Falls
visited at the home of MIS-. e. Man.
beck Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Della Matteson left Mondav
night for Frazee. to join her husband,
who is employed Dc cook in q camp
for the winter.
Nj. Birch butchered some nice hogs
last week.
A party of young folks spent a very
pleasant evening at Frank Reds ono
night last week. -
Mr.. Quine has leased MI. Muncy's
farm for three years. They moved
last week. $500 -
We have enough snow for sleighinR.
Our mail men can 60 on sleiehs
now. ~ ."
Philip Mcclure is sick with the IT,
phoid fever. r..
herbert Muncy came down from
Bemidji Monday. They will move
their goods in e. Chambers house.
The young folks have a fine time
skating now. a,
Mrs Swanson of Green Prairie was
here Tuesday on business.
q. J.. Sherman, who has been sue.
cessful with his second hand store on
First street northeast, has moved his
stock to the Hoffman, building, oppo-
site the Buchanan hotel, a good loca.
tion. His family will occupy the
rooms in the second story.
Report Of school in district SO. Ran.
DALI. for month ending November g:
NJ. days taught 20
No. pupils enrolled 81
Average daily attendance ID
Those not absent during the month
were Aloysius Bentler, ANGELA Lem
mtg. H1lda, Emil aud Willie Mali
vets. Those absent two days or less
were: Leo Bentler. Charley Lemnitz.
Albert Schwanke. Meta Krisen, Min
ME. Ritter aud Alma Msliwets.
Bertha Boudreau, Teacher.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-11-23

OOfhJ Dr.. Stephen R. Fortier,
uVVSs1s First National Bank Blk.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-11-23

Latest kind of wedding pictures ct
Nelson's studio. "a IF
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-01-22
GENUINE MONEY-SAVERS
Mems Suits

These are in Scotch Weaves, Cassimers,
Fancy Woolens, etc. and the prices range
from s. 90 a suit up to $500. Every suit
especially tailored by the very best max
ers, such as Hart SchafIner e Marx,
Spero, Michael & Son, Seinsheimer & Son.
At our regular prices we could give you
as good fit as tailor and save you so
per cent. Now that we have made a
SPECIAL reduction of % per cent. me ans
that you can buy the same dependable suit
at a grand saving of 10 per cent over any
taiors price. We are here with the goods
and ready to verify every assertion herein.
Just take look through and be con-
viuuod We sell as we advertise.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-01-22
OUR ONLY TERMS


for p o. axe
desod egost to rel y y ap a Isl i dd
mhe hdavo ceased int % OF dy fn luhmg will
G sam W u hey C al gypy the
sh approval
wehvd dy~ ~% ~%~ %~~ ~~ now h T m md patronage % built mgd
thu - % k kd m ~ ~M ~ Wo na
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-01-22
EmbrOiderieS
l-2 Price

We have some 1900 to 5000 yards of
Embroideres and Insertions; some match.
ed and some unmatched. But we must
get rid of them, and to do so, you may
take choice and pick at just half price;
buy as much as you want, there are no
strings on you. We guarantee this is
the greatest Embroidery Sale Ardmore
has nvnr had
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-01-22
Dress Goods

We always carry the best assorted stock
of wool and wooden dress goods found in
Ardmore. Our stock is now equally
strong, though to make room for the new
ones to take place, we shall offer the en-
tire stock at one.fourth off, which would
make our 25c ones zoe, our SOC ones 81 1.2,
our 75c good for 6Oc, our 81 90 sellers for
75c, and so on up. This stock is com
plete very replete with the latest weaves,
etc. Don't fail to price in this depart
ment
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-01-22
LaCeS

We shall call your attention to our line of
valenceinne Laces. We have lots Of them,
too. Somewhat damaged from handling,
but they will wash up nicely and make un-
heard of values at half price.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-01-22
Children's Coats

Not great many left but to make the
clearance complete we shall allow pick and
choice at one-third off Keep the little
ones warm
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-01-22
Remnants

We have one lot remnants-in wool and
wooden mixture to close out at just exactly
half price-many of them are worth origi-
nal price, but they Must Go. See them in
the canter aisle.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-01-22
Bed Comforts

No old stock all new. Scm. beautifully
quilted, others tackled with zephyr silko-
line tops, light and puffy, white cotton
filed, at 60c and up to 800 each. The com.
forts are warm, the price is warm-you
can get nothing better at the price.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-01-22
Mems Wool Underwear

One lot mems extra heavy ribbed wool
shirts and drawers. Our 81 garment now
75c, our ST. so wool shirts and drawers
no 81 Is, and so on throughout the en-
tire line of woolen underwear. Buy now
and save % per cent
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-01-22
Boys Knee Pant Suits

One Tot extra special. To close we only
ask you one-half price. Or should you
not be pleased or suited from this lot, we
will allow you to take choice and pick
from our regular stock at Off. Now
is the opportunity afforded you TO tit up
the boy in a good suit at small change
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-15
nod Gin Spfcr bcs Nutp's.

@aterburn Gonn., If. Oft
Gin befonntcr biciigcr 9iirgcr, Sreo.
Nc. 6roit, muroc bon eincln Dem
Er1Ii0cntcn Der .GonnecticutsGilen.
bobn," u. 90. Yoltng, 9eborisen al,.
tomobil iibcrfobrcn uno iofort getoo.
tet. Ger Chauffeur Wc2epb, ipcl6er
oas 6abr5cug fiibrte, nuroe in Soit
genommclt, gegcn 9iirgihoft aber
ipieoer %cntloiicn. Gr CAB an, Dob Ser
0ctoOtete unperiebcnS in Die gobt
oe@ Illtonlobil$ gefommcn lei \uno
Dab CT c$ nidDt mcbr rcft5eitig 5llnt
StiQitano bringen fonntc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-15
@crmiidtc telcgrapbiidc 9cpciden.

- Sn @ofton, Waii., lit Die iunee
Nc9crin Wabcl @iniams anlhei.
renb pott ibrem Toiiengenoiien Ser.
n;an &. Wiles aus GiferIud,t erifoi.
lcn poroen unb Der angebIide M0r.
Der befinoct lid 1T &aft.
- Morp g. 9owen ipuroe in San
TronciSco, Gal. bon elmer Siirp inn
@unbeS-arcisgcriht bon Der Nnfla.
&c, ols YoitongeItcItc in SafIano
$1,000 unterihlagen 81, baberL freigc.
iprohen.
- SSn 2pS MRae!es, GoI., cntgIei.
lte Elm Strabcnbabn- @ogeon unb
ronttc gc1en eineu Selegrnpbcn-
plaSl, mebci eugene Eeronar eetoo-
tct uno ~ Ecrionen idnper, oapon
pier wobrideinlid) tootlif) perIest
iuuroen.
Ter Toitangeitcate 9eniamlin
Gmmons, iltn., aus st. CHARLES,
Mo, mcldcr in Banana megen Sch.
lens bon $500 Iienitaeloern oerbof.
tct ipor, murbc in ieinc Scimot6 ent.
loiien, nad5 bcm iein Safer 9iira.
id)aft fir i'm geitcllt batte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-15
SaS Ndtitmnocn : 8cicb.

Gincinnoti g., fl. Sftober.-
Sic Gnrbfiibr1tng oes 9unbcsgeiebes
be5iiglid) Der Ginboltung bes oht.
itiinbigen grbeitstages ermeilt iih
ais Elm ernites SinberniB bel Der Inz
legllng Der ncl,en Shleuien uno bes
9ommes Der 9unoesregicrung int
Ohio bel 6ernpanf. nelln Weileu
ltromabmortS BON bier. Die @rano
Snrp oes Sunbesgerihts bat fiir5Iid
9egen Die .Sberiban.9irf Contract
Company" Die Anfloee erboben. oob
lie bel ocm Sd)lelllenbou ibre 9erte
longer, oIs nft Stiinben t1gIid) ar
beiten laiie unb oaourh bos @eiet
perlebe, unO beltte itellten iid iiber
POO grbeiter rlid)t Elm, lnb Die Sc.
ieaihoft lit purlauiie in ibrer ean5en
SbGtigfeit labmgelegt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-15
Wnnppn nn bic Gnbancr.

Sapono, "a. Oft. - Sn Der
Proclamation, meIde GborlcS e.
Mo0oor gcItern erlicb, olS er boS
Imt bes 8ouperncurS bon Gllbo ais
Iodiolgcr oes Sefret6rs Gait iiber-
nobnl, beiBt eS inter gnberem:
Pin Ser por Sefret1r Gait erflGr'
ten Yolitif unb bcit bon ibn crtbeil.
ten 3itiiderungen miro lnentluegt
feItgcbolten ilno Tic iperbcn sur Ills-
fiibrrrng gcbradt perbcn. alS propis
ioriiter @ouperneur ncroe id) Die
Wodtbefugniiic mlSiibcn uno Die
Eflihten %iibcrrcbmci1, ipclde I'M
britten Irtifel bcs Mnbongcs sur
Contribution bon Gubo ouigefiibrt
iperoen, 5itr @obrung Scr cllboni.
ihen llnobb6ngigfcit mo 5ltnn
SHub bon 2ebcn mo Gigentbum.
Sobolo eS nit Der Grrcihung oicier
3iele pereinbar erldDcint, lucroc id)
benliibt iein, bic MISUNDERSTANDING
Der regilldren Sr9onc mn bcs regils
lGren observation-disclosures ali @runo
Scr iibrigen ollgcncinen 9cltinl.
mlltgen Der cltbeniiden Gonititll.
ton berbei5ufilbren. IQc geitim-
mnlftgen Der Contribution llnb Der
@eiebc, lucld)e sur 3eit nit Der Mus
iiburg Der ourd oen britten Mrtifel
bes gnbonges sur Contribution lins
pcreinbar iinb, miiiicn olbcr &roit
bleiben. Nile onoercn 9eitimmllnaen
ser Contribution unb Der @eiebe Der.
hlcibelt in boiler 8roft uilb @irflanls
felt"
Son Serrn Soit erihien I'M 2oufc
bcs cages cine eirfode 9efanntmto.
dung I'M Mmtshlott, norm CT NIT
tbeilt, oili @eiiin9 bcs ErGiioentcn
le9e CT bos gmt ocS propiioriid)cll
8oupertcurS bon Cuba, mclfeS er
an, 90. Sept. iibernommen, niebcr
uno iibertroge es an ieil,cn Nodyfols
ger, Serrn CHARLES 6. Wagoon.
8orperneur Mngoon bat entidic.
bcn, Die Grnennung bon aobinets.
nlitglicoern oilf unbeitimmte 3eit 81
perifiebcn mo porlGufig ollie He0ie.
rnngsbepartemcnts ielbit 81 Ieiten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-15
Meidtbiimer int 3iaemnerlaacr.

Garmi 81, IA. Sftober. =
Der 3iseuner Gus Mitheu brafte
bier sur Nn5eigc, baB ibm BON einem
anberen 3iseuner $1,000 geltoblcn
mproen icien, uno Sheriff 9riiiom
besab iid in 5olse oeiien nit einem
Guteno berpafineter Deputies nat)
Dem Eager Der betreiienoen 3igeuner-
banoc. Inn lire 6ubrperfe 81 ourd).
il,den. Sn Dem eriten @agen faro
man iibcr $1,000. bauptiddlid IN
@pIomiin5en, unS in Dem 5peiten gar
SIS 900, gIeitfaas in @olomiin5en
Ga5u fam nod ein Tepoiitenl tein
iiber $4,000, weld)c bel Der ~eriten
NationaIbanf" III Gbicaso unterge-
braht iino, nnb peridicocnc 0epoii.
tenid)eine iiber fIcinere 9etrGge. Sn
8an5en iiibrte Die 9anoe. weld,e GA
Nanner anseboren, iiber $4,000 IN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-15
Scm Hidjter 9Dndl cntganacn.

Ercsoue Ssle, Me., IA. Oft.
- Inter bem Gerbatt, olii SRI.
Gaiip Sloat einen Woroperil,d) &C.
mod)t 81 bnben, muroe bier geiter;t
Ibenb Soiepb Barter sur Saft &c.
brod)t; pGbrenb ser Nod)t brangen
20 iunge 2eitte in ooS @tf1ngniB
oui 9cwoltiome @eiie in Der allsee.
iprodlenen Ibiidt Elm, Barter ber'
aus5ubolen unb 5l lpnden. Gent
Sheriif iiub ieinem Niiiitenten &c.
lang es ieood, lid Ole gepaIttbatigeil
2eute BON 2cibe 5u balten, i,nb
idlicblif Seritrclitcn Te iif). Trl.
Sloot lit Elm Wdofen bon 20 Sab.
rerl, ibr lit Elm Sieb iiber ben 9opf
oeriett worbcn, uno tic befinbet iid)
in fritiidcm 3litanbe. Ser Toriau
bat ungebcure auiregung i'm Srt
perilr1adlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-15
Spponirt bcm Sdjnl5iuang.

&cb i'm 9. Mint., IA. OCTOBER.
= @egcn ieincr @eigerung, ben &c.
Itimmirngcn bes 3mnngs-S brlge-
ietcs nadSllfpmmcn. befinbct lid Der
bicligc befonntc mtol luobl9abcnoc
Burger Geter 2inoeQ in @%efdngrullc.
Sinoeu bot cine 14-idbrige Sod)ter,
oic CT trot allcr Wabnungcn nldt
5ir Stule ifideu ponte. gls Der
Shillauiiid)t sbcamtc NIT pcrlonlideit
TorItcllungcn nid)ts allsridtete, be-
antrogtc Superintendent &an5e bic
@crbaitru1g 9inben'S. Scr Tifter
pcrurtbeilte i'm SIT 500 Strafe neblt
Soften, Die ctpo SOS %betragen, ooer
ST s Soaen @efGnaniB. Ter anac'
flagte wGbltc sic Iettcre glternatipc,
iporoili CT utpor5iiglid bonn Sd)criff
ms Geiangnib abgefiibrt lparoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-15

obgeltoblen boben, idon bcinube fer
tig, benn CT ioQ cine befannte ruilis
Idle 9anfiirma nit ser Ser1uBerult9
ieiner gnn5en, einen @ertb BON 200.
100000 Gubel reprGientirenocn Be
liBungcn bctrallt boben. Sergcbcns
ipurOe inn porgeitcat, OaB BET ocn
g%egenlp6rtig in HllBlnnO berrlhcr.
Ben 3llitGnOcn icin Gigcntbum untcr
ser SGlftc 0cS @crtbcs perfauft mers
oen miiiie. Scinc biinoi9e Int1uort
loutete: nNad GuBlanO febre if) bod
nidt mebr 5uriid, unb "a id nid)t
meib, Die lange unierc Scrrlid)feit
BORT nod 0ollern miro, nebnle id lie.
Der, mas i6 bctommcn FAM"
oEogrom" in SifliS.
Petersburg, If. Sttober. -
Sn Iolge ser Sceercien Scr o2iga
bes ruiiiifen golfes," zines 3pcigcS
Der nSd)pnr5cn Sunoert," fam e3
porgcltern in SiiliS I'M aaitfoius SIT
cinem SSllbens Wniiofre. Werfluiirol-
ger @eiie idrittcr IN oieicm Sale
Die 9cborben Elm, obcr crit nudoem
ungciGbr 20 SSroeliten 9ctoOtet oOer
ldyper permunoet poren. I'M Die
Sronnng wicOer ber5uItclen profla'
mirtc Der @oupernellr OnS 2riegs@
red)t uuto lieb iieben SolOaten, bic
erpieiencrmaBcn Suben abgeid)lot)-
tct uno ionitige Sd)anOtDaten periibt
batten, itonOrcdtlid crif)leBen.
@ebt nidt mad VnoapeIt it.
@ien, II. Oftober. - @erildte,
lpeld)c bier ur,O in guOnpeit perbrei-
tet worben iinb, Dob aonig Gomoro
oem @rofen Ipponpi Deriprodcn
babe, ser ungoriiden Souptitabt Ell.
nen geiub ob5uitottelt, mcrocn bon
moB0ebenoer Seitc fir eine refine
Griinoung crflGrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-15
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