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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-03-01
Union Farmers Club,

Union Farmers Club,
The Union Farmers Club
met on Saturday, Feb. "a, 1906,
at the pleasant home of erdr.
and Mrs. G. N. Frazier.
Club called to order at 11:45,
a. m. by the President. Mem
bers absent: Mr.. and Mrs. w.
M. Jones; Mr.. and Mrs. q. G..
Jones.
Club opened with a selection
on the piano by Miss Ora Fra
zier.
Minutes of previous meeting
read and approved.
Interesting selections read by
j. q. Jones'; Mrs. Aldridge and
Mrs. Myers, after which the
Club adjourned for two hours
which, was spent in feasting
and visiting. At 2 p.. m. the
Club again called to order and
opened with instrumental mu-
sic by Miss Halle Jones,
Children's Programme.
Recitations.
Clemendine Deur.
Katherine Deur.
Clara Bessire.
Vida Bessise.
Blanche Frazier.
Edna Frazier.
Mildred Covers.
Ora Frazier.
Questions Answered.
Question 3rd, which was laid
over from last meeting, as to
material and size for a hen house
for a hundred hens was answer
ed as follows: Build of concrete
blocks, or lumber with plaster
or paper inside, size 3oby IL #
wide and eight # high, concrete
floor, roosting and setting room
with scrtching room attached
windows in east and south.
1. Would it not be safer and
more convenient for the far.
mers and general public for the
city of Mo. Valley and the c. &
N. w. R. r. Co., to place a via.
duct over Sixth street crossing
Answer: 1t would be safel
and more convenient to build :
! viaduct either on 9Th or 9th st
crossing.
2. Question No. 2 was tabled
3. We do not think the far
mers of Western Iowa have
kept pace in the betterment Of
their high wages in proportion
to the increased value of thei1
lands and general prosperity o1
the country.
Questions for next meeting.
l. How make Farm Poultry
profitable?
Discussion opened by Mrs. H
L. Aldridge.
2. Should Farmers organize
in many societies for the vari
Gus branches of farming.
Discussion opened by F. w
Myres.
3. Would it net be better il
all our county roads were cut
down to 40 feet in width, ex
cept on low lands where dirt is
needed for levying?
Discussion opened by w. M
Jones.
Committee on Questions.
Mrs. G. N. Frazier.
w. Allen Jones.
Mrs. Wilson Doty.
Frank McGavren was appoin
ted to prepare a paper for the
March meeting.
No other business being or
hand, the Club adjourned t.
meet the Third Saturday il
March with Mr.. and Mrs. C. H
Deur.
A. E. Bessire, Pres.
Mrs. w. Allen Jones, Sec.
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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-03-01
California Items.

J A series of revivals are being
held here in charge of Rev.
4 Baldwin, M. d. minister on this
circuit.
The California Grain & Lum-
ber Co., are building an annex
on their elevator and will place
a feed mill in it in the near
future.
] A goodly number of friends
and relatives gave a farewell
party Thursday evening to Mrs.
J John Smoot at the home of her
father, Chas. House. Games
and music were the order of
the evening and the joyous
party made merry until mid
night when a bounteous supper
was served by the hostess.
After supper they presented
: Mrs. Smoot with many useful
presents as marks of their APP
probation and friendship. Good
byes We're then said and the
party repaired to their homes
feeling that this was one of the
evenings that would be long re-
membered by them.
Andrew Coulthard and Dan
Penrod were passengers for
Mo. Valley Saturday.
Bill Quinlan has homestead
ed 12O acres of heavy timber
land lying northwest of the
Blair bridge. 1t appears that
this tract formerly belonged to
the railroad company but was
relinquished by them some time
ago. The company seems still
to have some claim upon the
land as notice has been served
by them on Quinlan to vacate.
If he succeeds in holding this
, tract it will make him a fine
home.
Mrs. H. r. Coulthard enter
tanned her school children at
home Monday evening in honor
of Ivan and Vera Blackburn
who are soon to leave for Nebr.
Games were played, refresh
ments were served and a gen
eral good time was had by the
young folks.
e Crystal Wedding.
7 On Saturday evening, Febru
e ary 24th, the home of Mr.. anG
e Mrs. H. r. Coulthard was the
scene Of high revelry, it being
the 18th anniversary of their
wedding day. The house was
. beautifully decorated in brides
roses and carnations. The din
S ing table with it's pyramids of
, crystal and fruit was a thing of
special beauty. Elder P. j,
Quist read the marriage service
which reunited Mr.. and Mrs
5 Coulthard. Miss Oeda Smith
and Mrs. Burgess assisted Mrs
Coulthard by readings anc
J music to entertain the guests
r in very pleasing manner. A
delightful buffet luncheon was
served by the three older child
a rem, Masters Ross and Ivan and
Miss Verva Coulthard. Many
beautiful gifts of cut glass and
: crystal ware were presented to
5 Mr.. and Mrs. Coulthard show
: the high esteem in which these
worthy people are held. Those
: present were, w. A. Smith and
wife, George Richardson and
wife, George Coulthard anc
wife, Wm. Coulthard and wife
a James Coulthard and wife, P. j.
t Quist and wife, j. M. Dick and
wife, R. Horsely and wife, j
Smith and wife, D. Penrod and
wife, Miss Oeda Smith, Mrs. d
! Smith, Miss Alvira Willard,
: Mrs. Burgess, R. N. Smith and
Mrs. Stavely. At a late hour
. the guests departed leaving
: many good wishes behind for
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-03-01

Myron Norton is quite sick
at his home in the east part of
the city.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-03-01

Mrs. A. McFee and son Thom-
as, of Magnolia were the guests
of Mrs. VIM. KrausEopf yes
terday.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-03-01

A secret service official was
in the city a few days this week
taking depositions from the old
soldiers, who filed on Nebraska
lands last year, in the interest
OF the government as against
the cattlemen in Nebraska.
Some of the old boys had visions
of Andersonville and Libby as
compared with Fort Madison
and Anamosa, but they need
not be exercised unduly. Not
one of them we believe made a
fraudulent entry and they have
long all since relinquished.-
Dunlap Herald,
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-03-01

H. H. Dickman, the dry goods
man, is in Omaha today on bus
mess.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-03-01

Mrs. Geo. P. Smiley went to
Logan today for a weeks visit
with her daughter, Mrs. Harry
Harvey.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-03-01

Antoine Jenson, of Magnolia
township was a pleasant caller
tOdaV.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-03-01
Teigler-Glenn Wedding.

Last evening, at the Catholic
parsonage. at 7::3O, Father
Mullen officiating, occurred the
marriage of Cornelia Teigler to
Guy Glenn. Peter Brenn acted
rs best man and Miss Mary
Teigler acted as brides maid.
After the marriage ceremony
the newly married couple re-
turned to the Teigler home,
where a fine wedding supper
was served. About sixty guests
were present and a most enjoy
able time was had by every
body. The bride is the daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Teigler and has been a resident
of the Valley most of her life.
She has a large circle of friends
who wish her all kinds of hap
piness. The groom is an en-
gineer on the C. & N. w. and
is a young man we'll liked by
all who know him. The young
couple will make Mo. Valley
their home for the present at
least.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-03-01

Harry Clark came down from
Sioux City yesterday for a visit
with relatives.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-03-01
Proceedings of the Board OF
Supervisors.

February 10, l9O6.-Thc board of
supervisors of Harrison county met on
the above date at 9 O'Clock M persu-
ant to adjournment. Members present
] S Hall, A B Hosbrook and NJ Muir
ray
The board at once retired to the SUI
perintendent's office where they took
their places as members of the county
board of education.
The entire day having been spent as
{. board of education, at o'clock p m
the board adjourned to meet at 8 IN
February 90.
G w Atkins, Auditor.
February 20. l9O6.-The board of SUI
pcrvisors or Harrison county, Iowa,
met on the above date persuant to ad-
iourameat Present, Hall. Hosbrook
and Murray.
The minutes OF their meetings of Jan
/, ,, :, and 4, 1905, were read and APP
proved.
The petition of + w Stern, deputy
recorder, asking raise in salary, was
not granted.
The petition of Mrs Henry Tague
asking the board to allow her the sum
o $3.50 per week for care of S p Handy
was granted to begin February 23, 1906,
and Mrs. Tague to furnish to Ham
dy, the necessary clothing needed
The following official bonds were APP
proved: w Pratt. assessor of Clay
township, to fill vacancy; E Ritchison,
assessor of Modale, to fill vacancy; l. II
Raymond, assessor of Pisgah.
The following bank bonds were APP
proved
State Savings bank. Mo Valley $4,000
First National bank, Woodbine. 10000
Pisgah Savings bank ........... 10000
Mondamin bank :. ............ 10000
Dunlap State bank k............ 10000
The board approved the school loan
of 500 on the f 12 NE sec. l5, sE Sc
Sc sec 10, and NV NV sec IA, all in
twp 80, range "A.
AS an error was made IN fixing the
salaries of the assessors at the meeting
of January ]. to correct said error the
board fixed their salaries as follows for
the year 1906:
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-03-01

E. H. Kuykendall and family
will move to the Valley from
South Omaha about the first of
March.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-03-01

Miss Lulu and Grace Will
liams attended the Sarah Bern
hart performance in Omaha
last night. They say it was
simply grand.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-03-01
Stimulation Without Irritation.

Stimulation Without Irritation.
In cases of stomach and liver
trouble the proper treatment is
to stimulate these organs with
out irritating them. Orino Lax
ative Fruit Syrup aids digestion
and stimulates the liver and
bowels without irritating these
organs like pills or ordinary ca
thartics. It does not nauseate
or grippe and is mild and pleas
ant to take.
f28 G. S. Osborne, druggist.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-03-01

Lew Longman was kicked by
a horse this morning while
working around his team. The
horses foot struck him just
above the appendix and the
doctor informed him that he
must be very careful or the
bruise will bring on appended
tic
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-03-01

Jeppe Thompson was able to
be at his place in the water
pumping station today.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-03-01
Hunting Party.

One OF the most enjoyable
parties of the season was the
one given yesterday afternoon
by Mrs. Chas. Sargent and Mrs.
Campbell to the Irish and Dago
CLUB at their pleasant home on
Second street. About twenty
five ladies responded to the in
vltation mot a regret from the
club.) On entering the rooms
the eye was soon attracted to
numerous little pictures scat
tered here and there represent
ing ideal hunting scenes. After
a short time spent in converse
each lady was presented a bag
and told to hunt game, that
wild animals were all through
the forest and jungles. Every
conceivable place and corner
was gone over in search of the
same. The one finding most of
one kind was to receive a prize.
After the game was bagged
and counted it was found that
Mrs. Boies had been the most
successful sportsman, for which
she received a beautiful horn.
The music it made added great
ly to the entertainment, that is
if you liked that kind of music.
Mrs. Robert Harvey and Miss
Day favored the guests with
several selections on the piano.
Small tables were brought in
and places were found by
unique place cards, the picture
of a gun being the chief attrac-
tion. An elegant three course
luncheon was served bv the
hostesses, assisted by Mrs. 7.
Foss and Mrs. Adlum. The
guests were then favored by
several musical selections from
different members of the club
1t was remarked how fast this
club is improving along that
line. The parting hour came
all too soon and all expressed
the hope these ladies would in.
vite them again soon. The out
of town guests were Mrs. Cha
pek of Omaha, Mrs. Cloud and
Miss Matte White of Logan.
Lew Longman was kicked by
a horse this morning while
working around his team. Th'
horses foot struck him jus
above the appendix and tn,
doctor informed him that HI
must be very careful or the
bruise will bring on appended
tbs.
The operation on Mrs. r
Newton was a much more ser
ious one than the doctors
Thought it would be. She
stood the operation we'll and is
doing fairly we'll today.
Miss Matte Christman i!
the guest of Council Bluff
friends today.
Jeppe Thompson was able to
be at his place in the waite
pumping station today.
Antoine Jenson, of Magnoli;
township was a pleasant caller
today.
Mrs. A. McFee and son Thorn
as, of Magnolia were the guest!
of Mrs. VIM. Krauskopf yes
terday.
H. H. Dickman, the dry good!
man, is in Omaha today on bus
mess.
Harry Clark came down from
Sioux City yesterday for a visl
with relatives.
St. John Items.
A number of the friends an(
neighbors of Mrs. A. Haigh
gave her a surprise Saturday
evening. About fifteen wer'
present. A fine table cloth wa
ni11ar Mrc Haiuht &C rampna
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-03-01

Miss Matte Christman is
the guest of Council Bluffs
friends today.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-03-01

w. Allen Jones was a caller
today. He says that the Boyer
was two inches higher this week
than he ever saw it before. He
says it is going down today.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-03-01
Finger Cut Off.

Alb Jones had a finger cut off
yesterday while working around
a buzz saw. He was brought
to the Valley and Drs. Tamisiea
& Tamisiea dressed the injured
hand. One of the fingers on
his right hand was taken off.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-03-01

j. E. Dimmick and Pat Fitz-
simmons joined the gang Of
hunters up on the Calhoun
slough today.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-03-01

The operation on Mrs. r.
Newton was a much more SER
ious one than the doctors
thought it would be. She
stood the operation we'll and is
doing fairly we'll today.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-03-01

M. S. Ellis yesterday pur-
chased his old farm of 157 acres.
He sold tia year ago, but as
the bitches are coming he
thought he wanted it again.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-03-01

Clover seed for,sale at $500
per bushel. See sample at
Times office. viii deliver in
Mo. Valley.
F. W. schwertly, Modale.
m-8
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-03-01

A series of revivals are being
held here in charge of Rev.
Baldwin, M. d. minister on this
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-11
3tprkInB.

.@ib bod Dem armen, bltnoer
Manne ettpas, SiiOOr!"-p Woaus gr
'Eeht ia Soh ni6t, tper ibm mas gtbt!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-11
Sranen.c inrt@tuns tn RmSIams'

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bic S9ilberung Der lsBten StunDen
unb Der Sinri9tuns Der Srauen Mas
maiefp unb @enebiftop, bic in PEE
%tersburg bonn 8riessgeri4t ipegen
8etbeiligursen an einem 8ombenats
tentat sessn ben @rufen @blerbsrs,
ben gommanbanten Der Seitung, unb
bic Mitglieber bes &riessgeri4ts gum
Spbe perurtbeilt tporben tparen. gs
bieb ieiner 3eit, bub Der Senter ii4
gstpeigert babe, bic Jrauen 6in5uri6s
ten. Gs bat i9 nun berauseeitelt,
bab Solbaten bas Spbesurtbeil ppllz
ftredten. Mamaiep, bic cine sans
unbebeutsnbe &pue Bel Der @erf9pDz
rung eeIpielt bate, bertpsiserte bor
geri9t jebe @usfase. Die 9inri4s
tung srfolgte 3p0lf Stunben na4
5dauns bes urtbeils.
Man bate bic beiben Srauen in
cine 3ene eebra9t. sic benabmen fi6
TAPER unb iungen taft bic gauge
Na6t binbur9. Mamaieip f6rieb elm
Selegramm, bur6 bas tie ibre Mutter
Bat, bon ibr Mbf9ieb gu nebmen.
Dies S%elesrdmm purbe nidt befOrs
bert. Sie alte Mutter Der Wenebittpn
mar bon felbft na4 Srpnitabt gereift,
erbielt ober ni6t bic Grlaubnib, i6re
So9ter gu ipreden. Die priefter, Die
bic Srauen gu ibrem S~pbessang pors
bersiten pollten, purben pon biefen
suriidgepieien. Gin Brief, ben Die
Denebittop biuterlieB, f9GieBt nit
ben Dorten: sd bore @erduid auf
benz Corridor. @s 1T bas Stampfen
Der Solbaten. Sept tperbe i9 pubr>
i4einli3 fterben. 2ebe fpobl, liebe
Mutter."
I'm 1875 rbr Morgens tpurbe ben
Srauen mitsetbeilt, bab lie mad Der
Ri9tftGtte gu seben bGtter. sic baten,
man mDse ibnen erlauben, ibre eise=
men &leiber gu tragen, unb lie ni6t
5tpineen, bas tpeibe 9etpanb Der @er<
urtbeiltsn anauaiebsn. Sieie 8itte
purbe abgef9logen. Ws bic Srauen
auf bic Ri4tftdtte tamen, fanben lie
bort bereits BRET 8~erurtbeilte Dor.
Die flint @erurtbeilten tpurben on
pfdhle sebunben. Na4bem bies se.
fbeben mar. marfdirten Srugoner
Dor tbnsn auf. Die S9iife tnallien.
uub bier Der WerIrtbetlten brdheu
tpbt aufammen. Mamaiep mar nur
am 9ein ~bertprnbet iporben, unb es
selans ibr, bic @~usenbinbe gu lodern
unb einen 8lid auf ibre tobten &C.
nofen gu ~perfen. Sn bemfelben
@usenblid fnaqte bic stpeite Salpe,
unb nun brad uu6 fe aufammen.
Ginise Minuten fpGter mari ma bic
2eiGen in bic Gee.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-11
On .ttpus tpenio.r bumm ats id.-

On .tpas peniser bumm ats i9."
Sean mar ebenio bumm tpie fem
9err. Der Bring bra4 in elm lautes
2a6en aus.
rglein, bas 1T F9er, Su tpirit mir
ni9t beEen %tOnnen," faste er. r@o<
Al brau9t maj eiosntli4 bas allies
Al berfteben9 Sin gutter Me9anifer
III nod bas Bette"
Sir i'm mo- iebo6 BITE 8equemli9<
feit bes Wagens bon bOGiter 8eoeus
tung.
gr fties alfo elm unb febte iid an
ben Bldb bes Siibrers. BORT i9ten
er fi4 auberorbentIi4 pObl gu fib<
len.
r@or5iisIid, borsiisIi6," iasts sr.
rMan fibt pei9 unb bequem bier.
Der Wagen bat bod AUDI Elm 8er=
bed, ni9t pabr2"
ssSedrt unb i9 IeBten nit bieler
Miibe bas @erbed auf. Damn per=
langte Der Bring ale anberen suss=
bortgen Sbetle: &orbe, Sdterne1 etc.
rSft es fir atpei AUDI ni@t gu ens9
Seq Did nebsn mid, Sean. So
mos, man bat ben Irm poutommeu
fret"
Gr priifte bic gremfe, bic Sanb>
Critic, unb fraste i9liebli9:
lin ulfo lps5ufubren. mub man
mad Sbren grtlGrunssn 10 %. unb
=. 10 MAIDEN, ni9t pdbr9"
r3uerft 10 -. unb bann 10 80.
anttportete i9.
Gr ma9te Suerft TO :. unb bann
10 -. Ger @dser ieBte fi9 In Be-
pesuns, ma9te cine elesante &urpe.
bic bon Der 9efdidlidteit bes Sub'
rers 3eusniB ableste, unb floe bann
nit grObter S9ne1isteit bapon. Sd
blieb bu unb lab linn pie periteineri
mad.
Weber ben Yrinsen Met6ersti
nod mein Nutomobil babe i9 ie pies
Der aefeben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-11
@as 2riessiefretdr Saft iiber Die

@as 2risssiefretdr Saft iiber sis
gropnsbil.r Nsesriolbatsn iagt, ia
ni@t nsu, unb oas unre9t, oas Der
prdiibent bier beeaneen, mirb bur&
8aft's S9ilosrung bss Sa9berbaltes
ni3t gum Re&te. SIM @eesntbeil, BITE
Sa9s uiro baoura nur NOD i&limmsr.
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ten iensr SoIbatsn ss an Bemtbungsn
sefsblt Bot, BITE s&ulbigen CUR Gtrafs
81 stsben. Sfr bic G9ulbt9si III
R&erIi3 bie Strafe Der gntIaHung, BITE
mon ibsr He berbdngt bat, bel gu
Iei9t; bsnn Sebsr bon ibnen aebbrts
uno ssb6rt isbt nod an ben Galssn.
aber neil bie 0or9eisbten 3u un9e.
&idt, Deni ni9t au bsausm tparsr,
um bic s@uIbiaeu 3u srmtttsIr. iuirb
60 mod lange tein Rs&t. au& ale bis
Anosrsn, BITE uni9ulbte uarsr unb
aud bur& 8eibilfe obsr WttmiRen.
f&aft R1 ni3t perfebIt batien, tiber bts
alinse iprinsen su Iafen. gs moo
pirtTam fein, bieies 8erfabren, wonaG
mon lisber bunbert uni&ulbise f&st.
ben ldbt. UNI einen S@UIbiesn baden
3u f6nnen, aber unter feinsn 1mhdn.
ben foute mon cine iol&e gstualtmab.
resel NIT @rtinben bes Rs&is su Der.
tbeiotge1 fu4en. Dieter pluunpe gsr'
fu& Der @e&tfertisuns ma&t BITE san3'
@e4i&te nod unleibissr, als He bon
Anbeginn NOR.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-11
IadIe nan nir Welt Ia&t
nil Dir.

(@ine reberIesune aus benz @neIiI6en.)
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-11

3abIte oas 9eIb a n
ben Il nre9ten 0ur9 elm Ser
feben gelangte in Der National @r.
DANCE 8ant in Milpautee, Wis., Die
Summe bon $1121 an cine unbere6s
tigte unb unbetannte perion CUR Iuss
aablung, bic ii4 nidt bemiiBist fIblte.
oen Srrtbum aufautldren, fonoern
siIisit nit Dem @elbe auf Simmer
pieberieben perf9pano. Sin Sc
f9Gftsangeitellter bate Sci Der 8ani
einen gbed iiber oie genannte Summe
our @lsSablung porselegt. fi4 aber.
tpdbrenb Der 8anffafirer bas @elh
aufsdblte, cuff einen ausenblid bon
Dem @9alter entfernt. WdbrenboeI
fen bate cine frembe perfon oas @elf
on fid genommen unb mar bamit bers
f9ipunben, als Der bere4tigte gmpdn'
ger na9 Sem @eloe an Den S4alser
Suriidfam.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-11
Bit flir9tn.
GIeine Cadtseifter NIT uImo crbaren &ieens
fdDeiteu uuo Creauen.

f@aiten nmo crsanem.
$50 fommen eigentli9 Die Sliegen,
unfere unermiioli9en S~uGlseiiter in
beiben Spmmertagen, i'm Winter bin?
Siefe Sruge bort nan iebr bdufig. linz
ter iu9t man Die eden unO Wintel, 10
finOet mar bier uno oa man9e l1ebers
reite tobter Slieser, meiit aussetrods
rete &0rper, Die bon peiblt9em
S9immel iberaosen iino. Cine pil5=
franfbeit 1T iiber bieie Sbiere gefoms
men, Der fe gum Spfer gefaqen finb.
Sur gang tpenise iiberleben ben Win>
ter.
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siebung Elm tpunberbares Sbier9en.
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ni9t MIR oben an Ser Sede gu frie9en
permag. pbne berab5ufaaen, fonoern
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betpesen funn2 @ie brinst iie bas
fertia? Die Naturfprf9er baben ii9
nit oiefer grf9einung febr eifrig be-
f9dftigt, uno Bis heute lift oas 3Gtbie!
mod ni9t pDu,5 geloft. 9etra9tet man
nit elmer itarfen 2upe Die Tiibe Ser
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ben stpei feline &ralen uno apei pei6e
9aaen, Die 9aftbalen genannt tperben
unb iebr fein tebaart limb. Siefe 9afts
balen iinb beitdnois feu9t, ba lie cine
Olige. SIiiiigfeit abionoern. Mun
ninmt nun an, Oab Die 5lisge ii9 nit
bieiem Dele sleidfam anleimt. On
oere SorI6er iino Der Iniidt, Die
Saftbulen bienten Der Sliese gum Mn=
iausen an Wanb uno Seniteri9eibe.
gli9t minbsr tpunberbar lit Ger 8au
bes @uges u~nierer Sliege. Die gro,
ZEN .r0tbli9en, fugeIfDrmisen @ebilos
ar Cen beiOen &ppfieiten fino Die ION:
oerbaren @ueer. Sin iebes b%erielben
teIte6t aus pielen bunoert ein5elnen.
ie9sedi9en, fleinen ausen, Die ii9 am
@runbe pereinigen. Snfolge biefer
Ginri9tung, sic aGen Snietten sisen
lift, fiebt Die 5liege auBerprbentli9 gut
urb benertt jeOe @efabr. Die ibr brptt.
Die Slieee bat feline 9eiBperfSeuse.
unO bod peraebrt lie 3uder, grot unb
unSere feite @toffe. @ie mag bas ge>
f9eben? gu oieiem 3pede beiist iie
einen RiiHel, an befen @nbe stpei pol
fterfDrmige Gebiloei iiben. Sur9 feline
RanGle orinQt lift SpeiGel auf Die
Nubrungsfoffe, uno oisier loft ben
3uder, oas 8rot II. T. IN. auf. Sur9
Ginfaueen Der gel0iten Gtoffe erndbrt
fi6 nun Die Tliege.
9ebenft man enbli6, bab bie Slieas
imftanbe lit, in elmer Setunoe 600
Mal bie Sliigel aufs unb absubetpegen,
10 muB man audi iibe- biefes Wmnoer
fmtaunen.
Wie ale sSnfetten, mabt audi Die
Sliege eine Gerpanblung ourd. @us
ben Giern, Die lie in faulenbe Stone.
DEFENDERS pferbemift legt, tommen
na6 II Stunben Maoen (2arben)
berbor, Ole fid na9 ettpa IA Sasen
berpuppen. Sie puppen pertpunbeln
ii9 Damn enbli9 in Jlissen. Die MaS
Sen Iino BON GROCER 9eoeitung fir Die
Menf6en, ba tie a1erbano faulise,
perpeienbe Stoffs beraebren uno bas
bur6 bic 2uft bon iiblem 9eru9e rei>
nigen.