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Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1907-06-29
locals


Miss Lottie Stone, OF Harring- +
ton is visiting friends in Paradise
Valley, her former home.
Miss Jennie Winterbottom has
been visiting friends in Standpoint
for the past two weeks.
"A large line of trunks and |
suit cases have arrived this week.
Moore Bros.
Mrs. L. B. Kerrick, of Spokane,
daughter Of Mrs. Rosebaugh, is
visiting relatives here She will
remain several weeks.
Mae M. Davis returned from
Round Prairie on Thursday, hay-
ing been a guest at the Remer
ranch for the past two weeks.
Judge O. J. Bandelin expects
a visit from his mother this week
They will visit friends of<the Judge
in Boomers Ferry after her arrival
at Standpoint.
I w. M. Brooks has returned
from the Palouse country and will
relocate in Boomers Ferry. He
will handle fine horses for the
present.
j. E. Howe has opened up his
new livery barn and is now pre-
pared to serve the public in any
way in the livery and feed bust
ness, or in draying.
20. A. Blakeslee has material
on the ground for extensive i'm
provements in the Elderton barn
The barn will be enlarged and the
front will be changed, sided up
and painted.
Miss Clara e. IIassack, ncice
of Mr.. and Mrs. X. S. McRae, is in
, the city, the guest of her friend
, and school mate, Miss Mamie Mar
tin. She will remain until after
+ the 4th.
: If you haven't visited our
store during this big sale, it will
e certainly pay you to do SO without
further delay. We can make you
a prices in all departments that nc
II concern can beat At Hollinger's
u The Bonner Hotel Is newly
It renovated throughout. Twenty
m two rooms have been newly pa
K pered. Otto Brown did the work
y and it speaks very highly for hi
n artistic ability in that line.
is Lee Fewkes, the well-knowl
OF citizen of Moravia, claims tn
to championship for fine strawberrie
We this year A sample sent to thi
to office this week went Il to tn
to boz. They were perfect berries il
m every way.
he Farmers! We have large COZ
of respondence with parties tina
want to invest in farms in thi
ty, locality. Ii you want to sell, Ii.
ill., your place with us and if the pric
is right we will make a speci;
- effort to sell it, Hawkins
Offutt. 32-tf
james Fitzpatrick, chairma
of the committee on horse racin
for the 4th, desires the HERALD I
warn all persons against allowin
their dogs on the race course o
that day. He says that all dog
so allowed to run will be shot a
first sight
D. P. Dayton and Louis Pop
of Naples are engaged in litigatio
over a case of merchandise. Nh
Popp received the goods, so Nh
Dayton alleges, though they wer
consigned to Mr.. Dayton. Thu
latter has filed a criminal com
plant.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. s. McRae, a
Gray's Mill, enjoyed a visit thi
week from Mr.. McRae's sister
Mrs. s. Y Robertson, of Nez Perez
Idaho. Mrs. Robertson stoppe,
off on her way home from Madison
w.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1907-06-29
Nervous
Indigestion

The action of diges-
ton is controlled by
nerves leading to the
stomach. When they are
weak, the stomach is de-
prived of its energy. 1t
has no power to do its
work. If you want per-
manent relief, you must
restore this energy. DR..
Miles Nervine restores
nervous energy, and gives
the organs power to per-
form their functions.
For many years I was an acute
sufferer from nervous indigestion; at
times | was so respondent life seemed
almost burden. l tried all kinds OF
remedies and various physicians with
little or no relief. until one night last
summer l saw ~. Miles Nervine ana
Heart Cure adNtstised. / resolved to
make one more trial which l did in
tAN VI Ollt holltt VI NtINlnt
ana one OF Heart Cure. In a few days
l began to feel better which encour-
aged me so much that I continued the
medicine until l had taken more than
dozen bottles. l am very much inn
proved In every way; in body, mind
and spirits since. I make special
point to recommend the medicine. ana
/ feel sincere pleasure In knowing
that several persons have been bene-
fitted through my recommended tons"
A. S. MELTON. Ashville. N. c.
DR.. Miles Nervlne Is sold by your
druggist, who will guarantee that the
first bottle Will benefit. II IL falls, he
will refund your money.
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-07-02
AT THE LOCAL THEATERS
PoLPs THEATER.

The Poli Opera company yesterday opened its sixth week with two excel lent performances of the Audran opera comique "Olivette" This beautiful creation offers ideal diversion for July weather and in the ice cooled audi torium of the Poll theatec tse tenn perature out-of-doors is entirely fer gotten in the more enjoyable tenpera- ture within.
 The opera "Olivette" justly claims the title of being the best of the Aud. ran works, The score throughout abounds in catchy airs. The music is free from laborous scores and from curtain to curtain has q spontaneity and freedom of action which denotes an inspired authorsh:p rather than a mechanical one.
 The story of the opera is told in the time of Louis XIII and the scenes are laid along the beautiful shores of the Mediterranean. With such d locale the piece must of neces5 ,ty abound in TO- finance and adventure as indeed it aoes,
 The title role is sung by Bertha Da- wis the prina donna of tie PJil Opera company and her interp 'etatien of the role in the performance 9s of yesterday l showed her at her best'.. In fdct the role of Olivette is admirably adopted to her voice. Olivetts is the charaete.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-07-02
GETTING READY
Feeding Ahead of Hot Weather.

Mot quite so much meat in spring. time; use the cereals, as they heat the blood less" Seasonable advice from an old practitioner.
 If one uses some care as to food, the hot weather will be passed as comfort ably as any season. In fact, a person possessed of a perfectly balanced set of nerves can be happy and comfortable under most any conditions.
 The truest food for building up the nervous system to a perfect condition as Grape Nuts. The makers are skilled in their art, and knowing that nature fills the brain and nerve centers with soft gray matter which is used up more or less each day and must be re- placed Cor nervous prostration sets in) and also knowing that this gray mat ter Is made by the combination of al- bumen and phosphate of potash, they select the parts of the field grains that contain the needed materials, manufac- ture them into delicious food, ready cooked, predigested, and of a fascinat- pg favour.
 The use of Grape Nuts quickly proves Slat it really does rebuild and strength Yen the nervous system in a most cer- tain manner. Sold by all first class growers and in daily use in hundreds ot thousands of the best families all over the world, "There's a Reason" Read '-The Road to Melville" in pkgs.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-07-02
A Chance Meeting in Norosa,x,.

New Workers don't realize how many roll inro this city from every quarter of the globe" said travelling repre- sentative of big machinery house to friends at dinner in an uptown club the pther evening. About two months ago At .NagasaH I saw another New York; CTS name on the hotel register just above mine. We dined together that evening He was superintendent of agents for a paint house and was re- turning after bucking up his sellers in nearly every country in Europe, in Egypt, in Cape Colony, India, China and Japan and was going to make Canada on his way east I was on a similar mission for my house and had set out to cover almost the same terri tory, only I was going to do some ex- tra fine work in the Congo, where the hig development work is going on.
 "The odd part is that both of us had been in New York for more than a dozen years and our offices were not more than a dozen blocks apart and yet neither of us could remember that we had heard the name of the others company. ."-New York Sun
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-07-02
BRIEF MENTION.

High water to-day, 5:10 p. m.
 Col. Macdonald yesterday entered in- to his duties as insurance comnis- sioner to which he was appointed by Governor Woodruff.
 All departments of the postofIice will close at noon on Thursday, July 4, there will be only one delivery by car riers and that at 8 a. m.
 The Dwight Place church Sunday school will picnic to-day at Double Beach. All friends of the church and congregation are cordially invited to join with them at this lovely picnic shore resort.
 The cornerstone for the new rectory of St. Mary's parish to be built in Hill house avenue, will be laid next Sunday afternoon at o'clock. Rt. Rev. Bishop Tierney will off1ciate.
 R. Brooks Cole, who was a repre- sentative from the New Haven coun- ell of V. c. T. to the annual conven- tion, held in Portland, Me, has re- turned home after an extended trip through Maine and New Hampshire
 The Ladies Missionary society, the Ladies Aid society and the Y. P, S. c. E, held lawn party and festiva last evening on the spacious lawn oi the Beecher estate at the corner ot Whalley avenue and Harrison street
 Representative Fred L. Lehr, the newly appointed assessor who sue. eeeds Col. Theodore Macdonald in that office, took hold of his new office yes terday.
 The railroad commissioners yesterday inspected the new electric railway be. tween Naugatuck and Seymour which completes the chain of roads between New Haven and Waterbury, through the Naugatuck valley. The road prob. ably will not be formally opened unti after July f.
 Under an order just received iron Washington all the mail received in thu New Haven postoff1ce was yesterday weighed and the weighing will con. tinue daily for six months. The pur pose is to ascertain for the postoffice department just how much mail i! handled here and if the postoffice i! making or losing money in the trans portation of the malls. The weighir is being done in every postof1ice in thu country.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-07-02


 around which the story Of the opera is written and it is fpr love If her that Captain De Merrimao. and old sea dug, meets with no end of complicating an1 disheartening trials.
 This character of Captain De Merri- mac is sung by William schuster, who is traced in the com 21ny particularly to sing this role, it being one in which he has scored many successes. MT. Schuster is possessed of decided ability as an actor and his voice leaves ncth- ing to tbe desired.
 The comedy of the story, and an op- era, is never complete without it, is in the efficient hands of James McElherr in the role of Coquiclicot, MT. Nc. Elhern finds ample opportunity to per petrate much delicious humor and is ably supported by James A. Donnelly in the role of the Duke De Ifs. Flor ence Bother as Bathielde, and Horace Wright as Valentine were exception ally good.
 The opera is. excellently staged and oostumed. Seats are now selling fol the remainder of the week.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-07-02
Eamrataosr.

MIR. FREDERICK WELD sdll engage the services of limited number of good singers for a oorus choir. Voices tried at lS9 Orange St.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-07-02
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DAY.

FlagsLThe Gamble-Desmond Co. Prices Reduced-Chas. Monson Co. Manufaeturers' Sale-Edw. Malley Co. Needlework-MendeI & Freedman For Sale-Auto-379 Grand Ave. Est. J. Reynolds-Probate Notice Notice-Liverymen of New Haven Strawberries-S. S. Adams
 Financial-The Yale National Bank. I 5orosis Shoes-Sorosis Shoe Co. Est. c. Smith-Probate Notice Investments-F. s. Butterworth & Col Contracts Made-Vacuum Cleaner Co. Special Suit Sale-Meigs & Co.
 July Fourth-Davis & Co.
 Coal-McCusker & Schroeder
 Price Reductions--E. D, Hall & Son Pendants-Wells & Gunde 1 Reductions-The J. E. Bassett & Go. Wanted Situation-133 Greene St. Steamers-French Line
 For Sale-House-F M Ward
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-07-02
COMING TO sAvIN ROCK.
Business Association of Windsor Locks %M and Thompsonville.

sans for the midsummer outing of
 Business Mems association of
 sor Locks are in the hands of a ftee and they have joined with "a 'ar committee from the Thotnp- s, association in preparing for an ex n to Savin Rock, similar to the one last year, which proved so popu- lar. John E. Mooney has been here making arrangements with the railroad company and the managers of the White City whereby the excursion Ticket at reduced rates will combine all and selected Wednesday, July S1, as the date. This action is to be rati- fled by both associations, of which there is no doubt, after which the tickets will go on sale.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-07-02
MIR. WEARS REcovERs.

ETects of Gas Poisoning Now Wearing
 or.
 Attorney Carl Mears while not fully recovered from the effects of his recent gas poisoning, which was such a mar row escape from death, is able to be at his office now. When the poison has left his system Mr Mears will enjoy his usual health
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-08-15
9ie 9e,,fd)refenpla9e.

Sn Mrgenttnien, no ungebeuere
9eui4redenf9pdrme groBe @erbees
rungen in ben @aaten anrihteten, If
man innerbalb tpeniser Sabre bieier
pldse fait gdnalid 9err geporben.
Mnerbings ni1t mittelft Ginimpfung
zines 8a3il1us. Dieies mittel beriagte
bolfGnbig. Die erfolsreihe 8etdmz
pfung sefdab in folgenber Meife: gs
ipurben bic Grunbbeiiber burh @efeb
berpflidtet, bic Gtellen. an benen bic
Qeufhreden ibre gier gelegt batten -
iie finb lei1t gu ertennen - aufaupflii>
gen.
Dabur9 tpurben Fe Der Cuff unb
@onne ausgefebt unb singen ~
grunbe. Die unsefliiselten Sen.
f9reden in Der eriten pbafe Der @er>
ipanbluns mubten berni9tet iperben,
inbem mon ibren Maarf4 burd eeeigs
rlete Mittel - gldtte niebrige Hled>
ndnbs, bic 9tateiDteIin an ben Be-
troffenen Gte1en oufgefellt ipurben ~
mad Gruben leitete, ii ipel9en bdnn
bic Jnietttn NIT CRIB jugsf6iittst
purbeR.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-08-15
S d n I + e(.
&lerlei SntereKantes aus nllerlei 0e.
biet-Jiir Seben etwas.

9 Goet be mar 80 Sabre alt. ala
ct ben nJauit" pOGenbete.
Nur46, 900 us1dnbe
leben unter ben 400,O00,O0O ginse=
borenen gbinas.
Qlufra1ien gilt atpar als bas
2anb Der S9afsu9t, in Wirtli9feit
aber beiist Snbien unebr S9afe als
Muitralien.
Ste erite Gbauffeufe {
bat iiinsft bic 8erliner Mutomobilbe>
triebssefenfdaft in ben Dffentliden
Dienit geitelt.
Die eyer unterbalten
Gtablihements fir ben Walfif9fane
in Sslanb, Shpttlanb, Siioamerita,
ssapan unb anberndrts.
meelmild bertritt Bel ben
Mrabern bic GtelIe ber Rubmilh,
pel9' leBtere i'm Orient aiemli9 all>
semein burd SdofmiIh erieBt pirb.
Das blnne papier, auf
bas bic Drforber 8ibel sebrudt 1T,
1T mad einem gebeimen Derfabr.n bers
seiteut. bas auf $1.25O,Oo0 betpertbet
tpirb.
guropds GI64enrau m
betrdst $500, 900 Quabratmeilen; ber
GlGdenroum Der Der. Gtaaten mil
Mlasta unb ben Snfeln 3.742. .155
Quabrotmeilen.
DiefIeinffe @oIb m iin3e
Der Grbe 1T ber Ordno oui
Malta, Der niir bic GrSbe elmer mitt.
leren NIeififtfpite bat unb aur ettpo
1s28 gsnt ipertb If.
4uerlei afei0en3.M Mrbeiteu iperneu
n Der Druderti bes .Heoba4ter'
prompt uno au rttlIen preiien ousse'
tabrt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-08-15
.S.rrl,iid;keit .Aes cserilias.
Sic GsrIodaen Ser Giai.Itafeit ocs er3b::a
orr sre. .yteniGjcua ,;e1l,

Pf$ "tt@ "%N"fNJ>ttatfSs
soie ltrla4,ea Del S2tetJli.bEeit bes
CpriIIos, bes qr5Dtea Der tret antaroz
pon1orp5en DIer .21sufd naIfs1, Ger
ia?l.ner nocb Gin fsIt:aer Ga|t Der 5ooloz
gil n Gattes, ii, leIp.i.,t elmer Der
t:j:en &enner asf bteiem Gebicte, Dr.
81. 5otoioD4q, tin rs5roaleibeus. "
Sic @ilFaLlig.ett Der Cp1tla5 ii na1
Der atF etne rei3e Csfagruag begritnz
beten Nai;3t bieIes 2eDbottters ni9t
ouf bca @aGia Der Cruo4rugg 5uz
riit5uTii5rsa, Do Den &5i,rcn in ben
@onaneu, Die aug IN Der pei.afritaniz
,e:l QstmdE9 lcDsn a:!Dsfn 8aumz
fr-@zjt..l l..7o b.. 5artaa c.90ptineen
Ger GcipaIlne Die 9auptra1runs bes
Cnrila5 aasnac9er, jebc15sit ein 5llz
t0-lHlli9es 8ltter g-reidt perban
fam. 9cneJan i.::o, ,1ie Director
Cre1ct-sti iibsr Den re:tsIi9en Gos
ri1d oss 9reslauer sprIcoi1&en gar@
tens Eeriht,t, grptz u.o Gemmeltruz
fen, alesbcu, Ita5ienbliitben, Obf,
9attsln, 1l2obrriben unb eefpnter
5feis unb GartofTsln bic liebIte SpeiIe
bes geFangensn GoriTas.
s(ber Bel alien Sbi.ren itent 1ih balb
Mansel an Srebluit, perbunben nit
9uiten Elm, unb bic Settion bes balb
perenbetsii Sbisres ergab neben 2unz
gem unD 8ronnialfasarrb eine aus
seiprodens 8lutarlrutb. Mber' ou9
bieIe grf4einunsen fDnnen na9 Soz
folopstp ni9t als bic eisentli9en So
oesurfa9en anse1eben tperben, ebenio
tpenig bas bdufige Muftreten bon So
benpiirmern i'm 8lut, bic 1i9 3. g.
au6 reselmdBia i'm 8lute 1eines 8ets
ters, bes tpeitafritanifden Gdimpanz
len, porfinben. Oie eisentlihe urfade
fiebt Der senannte Jorfder gum She'll
barin, baB man benz Serbia, Der bic
unausdngli9ften SteQen ber Sropenz
tpdlber bepobnt, bic bort berr19enbe
fdpiilfeuhte Sreibbausatmolpbdre in
uniern aoolosiI9sn @drten ni9t seben
fDnnen, por alien aber 1T tpobl Der
ieeliide @influb Der @efansenf9aft
fdulb an benz balbisetl Ginsehen Der
Sbiere.
Ser Gorilla bauit in ben bumpfs
feuaten, bdmmerisen urlpGlbern ieiner
5eimatb als elm ehtsr Gin 1iebler ober
in tleinen Samilien, ni9t in sroben
Srupps tpie feline beiben 0ertpanbten,
Der Sdimpanie unb Der Srangslltana,
bic als ausseipro9ene 8aumtbiere in
grDbern 9eieuf9aften leben. Setn
9auptdaroftersus in Der gefansenz
1haft 1T eine tisfs Melan9olie. She'll
nabmlos faBen bic Sbisre ba, ibeu
uno fi4tli4 unpillig Die StDruns Der
Menfaen empfinbenb. Dabet batten
iie iib bdufig umi9lunsen, hielten bic
aDpfe geientt uno narfen ab unb gu
etnen mibtrauif6en 8lid na9 ben 1ie
beobadtenben Meniden. 9as einsise
Mittel, ipiheri itanbsfdbissre Sbiere fir
5oologiIde gdrten gu erbalten, iiebt
Sotolopstp barin. baB man ii9 be-
mubt. mDslidit iunge Sbiere gu be-
tommen, ndbreno btsber meiit dltere
eingeliefert tpurben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-08-15
ltnfrntl)tbarf Ddams.
Rsirf;ame g.ethcocn snr aerbesfabrune Der
GrtrsSSianisfeif.

0sts@bSfuSe8stN.
Die ,ssrasifFltrter 2eita1t11 erpfinq
j tor einiqer s3sii cine 9ufcarift bes Sus
bats. baB Gin unfrad,tporer ssaum
burc9 gelaIturg NIT Gtsinsn fru@tbar
eenlad@t fpcrosn fei. 2ailt Der 9(neabe
! bate man bic Gtsine in gaebe aeieat,
nit henen man Die ein3eli.en slefie be5
3aug1es berburban bate. Sic gez
bauptllng {sieb ouf Sp.iTel; neuere,
ron jansn 8lctte enpfansene Gprrea
Tpntosn3en laTer iebo5 b:n 9e1fuB
gu, bab Die Nilaabe ouf Wabr1eit be-
rubt. 60 51rettt unter stnberem Elm
2eT2r aus Dppengeim:
$50 bate einen ftarfen 8irnbaum,
Der reiAe 0riicbte trug; leiber ging ct
nab benz 9ohlpaTer bpn 1882 Elm.
Ser 9altm bate pie[lei9t 40 Sabre
frii5er einen fsbr f9tperen Uelbiiein
glsitb oberbaIb bes Gtammes in Der
NeIesabelung aufgelegt befpmmen,
pstl er unfrudtbar mar. Sic fpatere
Sru1tbarfeit batirte bon bie1sr 3eit.
Ser Gtein mar burd Die 9leite feft=
eeprebt tporoen unb 1ibt me9r abauz
beben."
uGs it," 10 benerft Elm Mann aus
2angenbtebo9, vipobl mSgIi1, bab Elm
9aum infolse ppn gelaltuns fru6Ibar
eema9t perben tann. Na9 neiner
@rfabruug riibrt bic llnfruhibarfeit
non4er 8dume gum Sbeil bahsr, baB
iie in Der grbe boil iiben. Maulpiirfe
unb aa9 WaiIerratten unteripiihlen
oft bic 8aume unb lesen bur9 lire
Gdnge bic feinen Gaustpuraeln frei,
mas CUR 5olge bat, bab bis1e ni1t ge=
nii9eno gabruns aufnebmen tDnnen.
Inn ben Baum fru6tbar gu maiden.
9lu9 bei bem in Rebe itebenben Baum
tann bies Der San getpefen iein. Die
8elaitung, bic man ibm geseben batte,
mubte einen Druid auf feinsn Mur5elz
tbeil ausiiben, unb bieier 9rud aer=
itDrte bic @dnge. Nuf bte1e Wei1e erz
bielten bic @ausfaiern ben nDtbigen
Q(nf9lub nit benz Grbrei9. Nielleiht
trat au9 nod ber siinjtiee umftanb
Elm, bab Resen fisl, ber bic Muraeln
etnf9lemmen fonnte."
Na4 Der 0erii9erung zines 2e1ers
aus ct. @allen 1T bic Metbobe, bic
Bdume burd 8elaituns fru9tbar gu
MAIDEN, in Der @9tpeia, ipenisitens in
ben urtantonen, f9on felt mebr als
so Sabren befannt, unb iie pirb pielz
fa9 anseipanbt. sd iab,"" 10 er3Gblt
ct, r5elb1t tpieberbolt, bab BGume, Be-
fonbers NepfelbGume, NIT @teinen Be-
fdtpert tpurben. Die @teine tpurben
nit Striden ober auh NIT Orabt auf
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-08-15
Nprtpe9iibe 8lmmenaud)t.

Nortpesen 5ei6net ii9 ni9t nur
bur4 feline Giorbe unb 8erse, fonbern
aud burh feline Blumen= unb Obi It.
au9t aus. eSn leBterer 6inii9t perz
bient Orontbeim sana befonbers gez
nannt gu tperben, beKen GraeusniFe
Elm gana eisenartiges Mroma be1iben,
pabrfdeinli9 infolse bes lanse anbalz
tenben 2t9tes. pai1arse f9reibt un@
ter anberem iiber Oieles aapitel:
r2l[les, mas i9 bon 8lumenfultur gez
feben babe, bleibt binter Orpntbeim,
auriid. 9ier iinb ni9t alein ale Sem
fter bt6t NIT 8lumen beieBt, man bat
aud in ben 3immern oft eanse 2auben
eingeri9tet. Sn ben @drt9sn bor ben
9Guiern bilbet Der 8oben einen einz
5igen Seppi9 Rofen, tpeiBsn 2ilien
unb Dielen anOeren 8lumen.
rMeil bic tparmen Mafer bes Mtz
lantii9en S3eans BEL Orpntbeim aus
unb Elm flisben, bat Die Nesetation
bier ein Defenders reides unb frif9es
Musfeben. Daber biefe srpben 2in>
ben, baber bieie Sbitz unb NuBbdume
NIT benz berrli4en Nroma ibrer
Jrii4te; 1T es bod auf europdifaen
Qlusitenunsen nieberbolt aussefpro=
9en tporben, bab iih nit benz Mroma
ber Drontbeimer Mepfel nihts bergleiz
den laife. Snfolee bes feu9ten ali=
mas pdbrt in Nortpesen bic Bliitbenz
praht ben ganaen @ommer. Noh i'm
@eptember min bas Bliiben nidi
enben. Abenbs erfiinen 2epfoien, Me=
feba unb 2abenbel bic Gtraben MD
bem fiiBeften Duff. Das merftpiirbigit.
aber 1T bns Geibblatt. bas iiberau an
ben 6Gufern emporrontt.S
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-08-15

Die meifen g . F6mter {
auf ber gan5en Melt bat bic ameriias
nifhe, bic neiften 1rieftdFep 0ber bic
bsutt4e pojt. Rad ben Iebfen Mnga>
ben bes MeItpofbereins betr1st bic
3dbl ber poit6mter IN ben Der. Gt1ds
Ter 69,628. IN Deutf9lanb 48.159.
Die 91bI ,ber Nrieftniien betrdgt bns
geeen n Daltf9Idnb 137. .623, Ii ben
BET. 6toatsH boaeoeH MR. 120,678.
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