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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-02-14

Please remember that every article is
guaranteed az represented or money re-.
funded, also that we have been in bust
stood by all our guarantees and that we
expect to be here at least fourteen years
more to back all guarantees made by US.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-02-14

FOR SALE-24O acres farm land in
Cloueh town, containing IS acres pine
timber, some tine hay meadow and
farm land. Price-f2, 500. Sale of
timber would buy farm. Inquire
Bank of Randall. 40 tt
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-02-14
$l.0O or Over a Fine Calendar.
$500 or Over a Fine Art Calendar
$500 or Over a Fine Hand Mirror

No advertisement on calendars.
Every one different design. Pads
can be easily removed and re-
placed. We will keep new pads
on hand for calendars gotten here.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-02-14

latest kinds of wedding pictures at
Nelson g studio. OF =
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-02-14
Cuff Buttons, Gold Pens,
Fountain pens, Jewel boxes

Hollow Ware, special discount
10 per cent
Flat Ware 10 per cent. Medium
knives and forks, souvenir spoons
and solid silver tea spoons, not in
cluded
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-02-14

RinH8
Brooches

Ladies' brooches $1.00 to $40,
and also g fine line of solid gold
brooches with genuine pearls and
diamonds, very pretty and latest
designs, $50 to $50
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-02-14
Hat Pins soc to IS

Besides special discounts on diff
ferent lines we will give FREE to
each purchaser of
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-02-14
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one cent a word. No ad taken
for less than ten cents.

FOR SALE-Ten acres land near city.
Stephen G. Vasaly.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-02-14

OUR HAIR FOOD absolutely
restores gray hair to its natural
(origiual color. whether brown,
blonde, red or black from the same
bottle aud without dyeing it. We
want to hear from the skeptical. =
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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-02-14

WANTED-Every body to have somt
of those fine photos made at Ne lson'f
photo studio.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-02-14
80 pes. cent Discount

On all OUT hand painted china
including bread trays, cake, berry
and salad dishes, vases, etc.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1908-01-24
Dn't Take the Risk.

When you have bad cough or
cold do not let it drag along until
1t becomes chronic bronchitis or de-
velopes into an attack Of phneu-
monia, but give it the attention it
deserves and get rid OF it. Take
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and
you are sure of prompt relief. From
a small beginning the sale and use
OF this preparation has extended to
all parts of the United States and t o
many foreign countries. It's many
remarkable cures Of coughs and
colds have won for it this wide rep
utation and extensive use For
sale by the Kendrick Drug Co.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1908-01-24
Lame Shoulder Cured.

Lame shoulder cured.
Lame shoulder Is usually caused
by rheumatism of the muscles and
quickly yields to a few applications
Of Chamberlain Pain Balm. Mrs
F. H. McElwee, OF BoistOn, New
Brunswick writes; "Having been
troubled for some time with a pain
in my left shoulder, decided to give
Chamberlain Pain Balm a trial
with the result that l got prompt
relief" For sale by the kendrick
Drug Co.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1908-01-24
Officers.

The following are the officers in
stalled recently at a senli-public in
stallatiOn.
REBEKAH
Mrs. j. Duncan, N. g.; Mrs. Lewis,
V.H.; Miss Vern: Carlton, F. S.;
Miss Maud Horn, r. S.; Mrs. l. G.
Weede, Warden; H. Z. Hull, Con.
ductor; Mrs. Atchison, Chaplain; !.
G. Weede, 1. g.; Mrs. H. p. Hull, r,
S. N. g.; Miss Amanda Johnson, L.
S. N. g.; Mrs. Elizabeth Carlton
r. S. V. g.; Mrs. George Brewster
L. S. V. G.
ENCAMPNIENT.
H. N. Nelson, C. F.; Jas. Bratcher
H. Psi. M. Hill, S. W.; Chas, Carl
son, j. w.; E. +. Atchison, Treas.
urer; H. P. Hull, SGribel
ODDFELLOwS.
j. M. Hill, N. g.: l. l.. Weede, "
G.; H. P. Hull. r. S.; VIM. Freytag
John Kennedy, Treasurer; Jas
Bratchor, Warden; J. o. Fruchtl,
Conductor; John Christensen, I. G.
H. N. Nelson, l.. S.. N. g.; j. B
Heplman, r. S. N. g.; Samuel Bow
ers r. S. S. Chas. Carlson, l., S. S. -
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1908-01-24

All kinds and plenty Of feed and
she famous 'Idaho Best" andy. c."
straight fours now on sale at the
Kendrick Roller Mill-Bran and
horts in any quantity
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1908-01-24
Local News.

Saturday forenoon from to II
open to school children-Admissio
Free, at the Skating Rink.
The trial jury now serving at Lew.
istop in the District court includes
Howard upper, VIM. Holllnesworth,
S. K. Wetmore OF the rotlatch.
Geo. p. Barnum returned Sunday
evening from the east, where he has
attended the last sickness, death
and burial Of his father.
We learn that E. E. Crandall for
some time the manager Of the Inter
state Telephone Co. has resigned his
position his successor being F. NJ
Smith OF Moscow.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1908-01-24

Miss Abb!e Smith returned hcre
Tuesday evening from her trip to
michigan wher re she was called by the
death OF her father.
T. P. Lorang of Kendrick and Emil
Wilken of Cameron were two parties
of this section having business before
the Lewiston land Office.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1908-01-24

The following are the officers in
stalled recently at a senli-public in
StallatiOn,
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-04-24

net returns farmers are receiving
where, by reason of their location,
they are obliged to sell through cream
buying agencies rather than to a local
creamery.
1t is requested that all farmers will
ing to assist the Department of Agri-
culture in securing information on this
point will mail to the department at
their earliest convenience a report of
the net price per pound received by
them for butter fat for each month
during 1907. If original statement
slips giving price per pound can be for.
warded, these will be copied and re-
turned upon request.
Correspondence should be addressed
to the Dairy Division, United States
Department of Agriculture, Washing
ington, ID. C.-B. A. l. Press Bulletin
No. IL, department of agriculture.
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-04-24
GUIDE ROCK.

Mrs. Alonzo Balty was quite sick
last week.
Mrs. Garrison served tea for the
Christian aid society Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Floyd Crow served the NJ. f.
Aid society coffee" at her home
Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Crowell leave
soon for their new home. Their many
friends are sorry to lose them from
this place.
Chas. Eddy has been moving some of
his effects to his new home at I~navale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Press Reeve and Mr..
and Mrs. George Warrell spent Sun
day as guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett
Hagan.
Mrs. z. M. Parker and her mother
Mrs. Cross spent Monday in Superior.
April 81, being the birthday ami.
versary of Mrs. Estella Crowell, sever.
al of her relatives and friends u
prised her by appearing with baskets
of good things" a short time before
the dinner hour. 1t is needless to say
it was a very pleasant occasion.
Wednesday being Arbor day the
school here celebrated the event with
a half holiday and the high school lad.
went to Superior for a game of base
ball. Prof. Swisher went to superior
also.
The last of the week Mrs. Cross re
turned t. her home in Kansas. Sh'
has been the guest of her son, Armou
Cross and her daughter, Mrs. Il. M
Parker.
The Baptist ladies are well prepared
for work as they have a quilt and car
5 pet rags to sew. They meet at tn
church Thursday afternoon April &c
Their market will tie held April %.
Mrs. Schouborg of Holdrege is her
visiting her n Albert and Alb
Schouberg and their families.
w. l.. Crowell after getting all read
to move to Leavenworth decide
Thursday to remain in Guide Roc
and has taken a position with tn
l White Hardware Company.
Daniel Dickerson who is a very oil
man Is reported as very feeble.
Mrs. VIM. Baldwin and son starte
for their home at Fairport, Kansas
Thursday morning. They made tn
trip with team and carriage. The
were Webster county pioneers and ha
been visiting old neighbors and sever
/ al relatives here. Mrs. Baldwin is
daughter of Daniel Dickerson.
Even the ministers of Guide Roc
have taken to fishing.
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-04-24
HIGHLAND NOTES

We understand that James Francis
has bought the Payne farm in Smith
County.
Joseph Burgess is going to have a
sale next Saturday, comm ncing at
one o'clock. He will sell HOUSEHOLD
goods and stock.
Mrs. C. Il. Smith is in quite poor
health.
Mrs. j. A. Mitchell is helping care
for her sick grandson, Master V.
Hutchinson near Burr Oak.
Jim Burgess baby was sick last
week, but is better now.
DIR. Hershner accompanied Dave
Anderson and son to Kansas City,
where they have gone to consult a
medical specialist for the little fellow,
Earl Morris is moving this week to
Canada, where he goes to look after
land owned by DR.. Hershner. He ex-
poets to be gone several years. Mrs
Morris will go as soon as Earl gets o
house built.
Lach Hutchinson and Clarence Kivett
have returned from Texas and thinl
the country is fine.
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-04-24
W. G.. T. u. Contest.

The people of Guide Rock were fav-
orably impressed with the high order
of entertainment given by the w. c. I.
u. ladies at the Baptist church last
Friday evening. There were six con-
~testants in this class, of which Miss
Irene Mcclure was winner. All the
contestants were from Red Cloud.
The music was rendered by a young
ladies quartette consisting of the
Misses Mabel Winfrey, Pearl Smith,
Mia Argabright and Mildred Fulton.
Miss Pearl Hines played the organ.
After the program a w. c. Il. u. was
organized and the following Officers
were elected; Mrs. John Yung, Pres
Mrs. A. j. Hayes, Vice Pres; Mrs. ID
Jones, Treas; Miss Helen Pool, Sec
A great many ladies expressed theil
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-04-24
WILLOW CREEK.

Nothing doing on creek only
work.
Mrs. Chas. Oglesvie and Mrs. John
Norris were calling at Brubaker's
Monday.
Chas. Jackson and family of Rose
mont were visiting at A. G. Jackson's
Sunday.
The Easter exercises at the school
house were good and a large crowd
enjoyed the doings.
Several of our folks are planting
corn this week.
Eveline Fuson of Ord, Nebr., is visit
ing at Brubaker's.
Mrs. Clyde Payne and Mrs. Vincent
of near Guide Rock were calling on
the creek Saturday.
Frank Person had trouble with his
colts Sunday, trying to drive through
the creek.
Chas. Brubaker bought a fine cow
of j. A. Saunders of Cowles. Jim go,
| skinned.
Harry Waller and Bill Bailey were
putting up poles or u creek phone
line Friday. We ought to have a mar
to look after our line.
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-04-24

willingness to go into the W.. c. L. U.
work and it is expected that this or
gauization will be a strong factor in
the temperance cause in Guide Rock IN
the near future.
The Red Cloud people have already
expressed their Willingness to put On
another class here in the near future.
This class is comprised of young ladies',
many of them teachers, and their read
ings will be very fine. The last con-
test was so pleasing that we suggest
that the next be held in our Opera
House in order to accommodate the large
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-04-24
Farmers Receive Hl4h Prices For Dairy
Products.

There are approximately 5000 cream
cries 10 the United States, making a
total Of 500, 900, 900 pounds of butter
annually. The average net price per
pound paid farmers for butter fat
ranged from 4 to 5 cents higher in
1907 than in 1906. This would indicate
an increased return of 20 to Is million
dollars to the patrons for the year just
passed.
An interesting thing about the cream
cry business is the fact that /, 800 of the
5000 creameries are cooperative plants
and the number of cooperative cream
cries is constantly growing. The
greater numbcr of creameries that
have gone out Of business for one rea-
son or another in the past few years
have been the individual creameries,
owned by individuals or corporations.
Something over a thousand cream
cries, mainly in the middle northwest,
have reported the results of the past
years business to the department of
agriculture. These reports are nearly
all from sections where the local cream
cry (either cooperative Or individually
predominates. Careful estimates have
been made from these reports which
show that the net price paid farmers
for butter fat at these creameries av.
eraged between % and 90 cents for the
year 1907. The lowest price paid was
in June, when the average was be-
tween "a and rs cents.
These prices are true only for the
local creamery, which receives its
cream or milk direct from farmers
wagons, where there is neither com
mission to pay for buying cream moi
freight or express charges for trans
porting it to the churning plant
Commission and freight average from
2 to 3 cents per pound. Farmers sell
ing cream to agents who have to shil
the cream to distant churning point
may expect to receive 2 to 3 cents les
per pound for butter fat than price
paid by local creameries
The United States department O
Agriculture is DESTROYS of getting ad
ditional information concerning tn
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-04-24
SALTWATER
Still dry and warm.

Still dry and warm.
Farmers are waiting for it to rain to
sow alfalfa.
Easter exercises at Eckley church
passed off very pleasantly and quite a
crowd was present.
Henry Shuttle vas married recently,
but the ladies' name we didn't learn.
The little daughter Of Chas. Worley,
who has been poorly for some time is
reported worse at present writing.
Fred Bangert and family are all just
recovering from the small pox. DR..
Barrett of Lawrence is attending
physician.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Hubbard o.
Guide Rock attended Easter service al
Eckley Sunday.
Mrs. VIM. Ryker of Guide Rock CANT
up Tuesday to her daughters, Mrs
Chas. Worley's to help care for thu
little sick babe.
Frank and Fife Howard and Mabe
Guy of Guide Rock attended Easte
exercises at Eckley church Sunday.
Anna Cook has been having a seri
Gus time with the chicken pox and wa
quite sick for some time.
Stewart Albright Of Red Cloud wa
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-04-24
Letter List.

List of letters remaining uncall'a
for at p~ostotfice at Red Cloud, Neb,,
for the week ending April %, 1905:
Cora Cole, Mr.. +. G. Palmer
These will be sent to the dead letter
office April % 1908, if uncalled for
before. When calling for above please
say''advertised."
II. G. HACKER, Postmaster.
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-04-24

in the vicinity last week and repaired
an organ for Dave Fishel.
Mrs. Minnie Killough was up TO
Lawrence recently and stayed a week
aud took her daughter, Mrs. Annie
Walsburg's place in the restaurant,
while she took a trip to South Dakota.
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-04-24

crowd that is sure to go to hear them.
Guide Rock Signal.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-03-12
tfinolihr 8riioer.
8atd1ttarsr Gampi NIT IasfIern In stasu,
baherifdleu Crte,

bagsrifdeu crtt.
lleber einen MeFertampf 5tpiI9en
Sipei 8riibern in 5urtb. SberpfaIa, be-
ri9tet elm GugenSeuge ben pWiiindener
Neueften Na6ri6ten":
SD fab in Der @irtbfdaft gum
Bah in Surtb, tpo iib in Der 3iemliGb
befebten @aititube bic atpei 8riibsr,
Soiepb unb &lement Bauer bon Sens
genbiibl, befanbsn. Dem Wortipe9fsl
na9 gu i9lieben, iparen beiOe nidt gut
aufeinanber ou fpre9en. alsment
Bauer perlieB nd9 tiiraem Dprtipe9>
fel bas @aftbaus unb rtef bon braus
ben, bas Meher bod f9ptnsenb, fsi>
mem 8ruber gu: Sch raus, bann
f9neib' i9 Dir bic @urgeI ab." Inter
biefen Srobungen unb bas MeFer
i9pinsenb, sing er iiber bic StraBe.
Sein 8ruber SoIepb Bauer, tpslder
perbeiratbet mar unb Elm i96nes
9auernanpeien befab, sins tpirtli9,
aud nit bem MeFer in Der Sanb,
bindus, uno NUN sinsen beibs. als iie
chamber anii9tig ipurben, nit eesiids
ten lansen MeHern aufeinanber los.
@as nun folgte = biefes @emebel.
@te6en unb S9neiben nit ibren Meis
fern, tpeIas oft biz an bas Seft in bic
&Drpsr einbransen, ipottst ieber 8es
f9reibuns. GinmaI itat bas cine
MeFer 70 feIt in bem &0rper bes ans
beren, baB Der Ste9snOe bafelbe bins
unb berore6en mubte. um es tpieber
berausSieben 5u tDnnen; uuterbefen
fta9 ber unbere fOrtlpdbrenb 5l.
Ginige, ipelbe bonn 5enIter Der Dirtbz
f9aft aus auia6en. muBten ii9 abs
ipenben, nm es ni9t mebr mitdnIefec
gu miiFen. Der &ompf buusrse iiber
3ebn Minuten lang obue llnterbrea
dung, tisy beioe our9 bic lebensgez
fGbrIi6en 8erlsBunsen unb ben unses
beuren 8lutoerluit seldpG9t 5uIaus
menitiir3ten. Die grbitterune Der
9riiber segsn sindnber mar ip TART,
baB Iie nod i'm 2iegen nit Gufpens
bung aIIer &rdfte dufeinduhsr iia9sNS
Sd fonnte es bann nltdfzate me6r.
nit anIs6sn unb lief aur @enbarmeris.
9Is i8 pieber 5uriidtum, lassn bsibe
pie fcb!os, a6er tds MeFer npdp
trampf6aft in ben !9Gnben tuItenb,
auf Der Strabe. sic purben in bas
9rantenbaus aefhafft, no beibe nit
ber lebteu Selung perIebsn nurben.
Bd6renb hss gau3sn Samples lieb iid
nismanb aIf ber Strabe iebsu. um bic
6eiocn au tIennen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-03-12
&nabr ais lirtttr.
9eaiIiider Anfd,Ias upn Ganosrn auJ zines
birth tn Den eepenHfH.

&tHUttWeN IHfultu4 pou ufuuotfu uuE ctHeh
Mirtb Tn Den SsoenHsH.
Cine fdaurige @eI9i9te beridten
franoOiifde 8ldtter aus ben pilben
Sebennen.
Snmitten Der rauben, Dben unb uns
ipirtbliben @ebirsslanbI9aft bes 2oz
5ere, i'm 9epdrtement glei9sn Namens,
lisgt bas 90rf6en 2es SSdngeas, elm
SGuflein armieliger 8du$nbitten, bic
in 1900 SUB S0be ii6er has gergio9
beritreut iinO. Sier pfIeseEOie @iebs
bdnbler, bic fib mad ben Mdrtten BON
2ansogne unb 4umont begeben, in Der
Serberse 3u iibsrnadten. Der BETTER
biefer Ser6erse, elm e9ter Sobn Der
8erse, BON bsrfuliI9em &Drperbau
unb tpetterbartsn @efi9tsSiigen, Has
mems Ipisnon, bauite bier felt lansen
Sabren, alIein nit feiner Sdpei iter
unb einem adriGbrieen &naben, ieis
mem Neffen. Uas @erii9t bebauptete
bon ibm, bab er bieI @elb perbients unb
al ieinen Rei9t9um bel ii9 i'm 9auIe
liegen babe. gines 9benbs BEL eins
bre9enber Ra9t tebrte elm Greis, Der
anf9einenb erI90pft mar, bei 4pignon
Elm unb bat um Elm Rabtlager. Der
@irtb nabm i'm auf. sins bann rubis
tpieoer an feline unterbrphene Mrbeit.
pbne ii1 petter INN ben 5rsmoling gu
fiimmern. ben er nit feinem Reffen in
Der @dftitube allein selaien bate.
Had turaer 3eit aber fam Der 2nabs
Su feinem Sbeim eelaufen uno erSdblte
ibm Gnsitli9, Der unbetonnte Mann
babe tpGbrenb feiner 9lbfpeisnbeit bic
9artpffeln, bic in einsm Sopfe auf bem
Serbe todten, nit SaIs beitreut. 2lpiss
non adtste erft gar ni9t auf bas @es
f6pdb bes aleinen; als aber Der 9aft
iid bel Der Mdbl5eit fpeiserte, bon ben
aufsetrusenen &artoffeln mitaueHen,
itieg Elm 8erbd6t in ibm auf. Sbns
elm 8Ort gu iasen, fpruns er BON
Stuble auf, griff mad ieiner Slinte,
perrisselte bic Saustbiire unb itelIte fitb
nit tpiloer Srobung por ieinen @ait
bin: nSb bon bieien 8ortofFeIu," bes
fabI er ibm, rooer ih f6 sBe Did nies
ber!" Der Srembe riibrts ii9 nidt.
No9 apeimal fpieberboIte Der Dirtb
bic 4ufforberuns. SEPT Isgts sr bas
@epebr an uno sielte. Ser llnsIiids
felise fab, bab es eruit mar unb tein
@ntrinnen m0gli9; er fiibrts bic aars
tpffeln gum Wtunoe unb ab. 9innsn
peniger 9lugenblide mar sr tobt. Die
&artcffeln fpdren pergiftst. 2lpignon
fpdrf ii9 iiber ben 2ei9nam mb burds
fudte bic Saf9en. Gr fanb einen STE
bolper, msbrere WeFer unb cine Sig
nalpfeife. Gr Tam auf ben @infaII, ii9
ibrer Su btbienen unb in bic gla6t bin
ausSupfeifen. auf ben pfiff bin iab
er siuei Burden aus benz Duntsl aufs
tauden. gr f9ob auf iie, aIIein Der
S4uB sins febl, unb bic beiben
SpiebsefelIen ersriffen bic 5lu9t.
Sffenbar iparen es SelfsrsbeIfer bss
eetOoteten @reiies seipsien. Der ben
@ditpirtb bate bersiften polen. um
ibn nadber gu berauben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-03-12
Sabaf=6pueainul.

Sas Sabatz&oIegium, an bem
Bring 2ubtpig BON 8aDern als 9ait
oes beutIben &aiiers i'm S9loiI. bon
@uiferbauIsn tbeilnabm, fiibrt ieinen
llripruns auf SOnis Sriebri9 mil
belm l. bon preuben (1713 Bis 1740)
suriid. Der &Dnis perIammelte in
Berlin, Yotsbam unb @uit.rbauIen
bGufig feline 8srtrauten, feline Miniiter
unb b5bsre Sffi3isre nm Iih, nit bensn
er iib odnn in oft rs9t berber. Weiie
untsrbielt. gu BEN 8olIsgium purben
nur 2sute sugelafsn, bic cine turse
bpldnbiIne Sbonpfeiis berniinftis Su
rar9en perItonben unb einem euten
Srunt ni6t a6gensigt paren. Sebes
Gerempniea mar bel bieIen Rauds
opfern berp0nt.
Die biltorii@en &Gume bes Sabats
aoneeiums in @uitsrbduItn Iinb nod
beute erbdlten. Der &diier unb feline
@Gite iaBen auf berbsn, gang aus
9ol3 bergeitellten S6emsln dn breiten,
f9tperen Silhen. Die md9tiesn
Steintriiss unb bic sisrli4en Sbons
pfsifen tpurben ipu9tigsn S6rGnten
eritnommen. lin Der lleberli.ferung
su foIssn, iianben aud 8oblsnbsdeu
unb Gibibufe gum an5iinbsn Der spfeis
fen bereit. 0te Grinntrung an ben
berunsliidtsn StudtperIua bes arons
prtn5en Sriebrib, na9malieen S6s
niss Jriebrid H., fpedte elm Stnipeis
aif ben Siid, auf bem Sriebri9 mil
belm bas Sobesurtbeil segen 2eutnant
&atte. einen 8egleiter Griebrids, I'M
teraei4net bdben ion.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-03-12

Ser m lariu Cbem Sumpf-
fieber) erlagen friiber in Stalien idbrs
Ii9 i'm 9ur9I6nitt 5000 Meni9en.
Seit 1902 ordng Der Stadt duf bic
gnpenbung oss Gbinins, uno bersans
genes Sabr 1T bic Sterbli9teit an aes
nannter 8rdntbeit i4on uuf 1886
5GGIe berabgesanses.
Oas 8srpIGium 1T ssgeH
3ug feiter als Giien, seidmsibigcr aIs
Silber, leiftungsfGbiser ais &upfsr
unb lei9ter als aluminium.
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apbenlinien in China
iparfen 1906 BEL sinem qnlusezR zRapitdl
bon 81. $4,000 $645,537 profit ab.
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