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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-08-25

mere were lnTee WINDOWS, one
outside the other with a screen Of
coarse wire before them to keep the
panes from being broken. Pushing
his fingers through the screen. Char
ley pulled himself to his feet. Be-
yond the iced panes he caught dim
glimpse of the street. An electric
car flashed by. On the opposite cor
ner stood a policeman, swinging his
night-sticl, his badge glittering. The
clerk must tear off the screen, smash
the window, and attract the officers
attention. He shook the wire with
all his might 1t seemed immovable.
He shook it again with a sudden ac-
cess of strength: but still it resist
ed. Hooking his fingers deeper
through the coarse meshes, he saggel
back with his whole weight, until the
screen loosened. With one final mad
wrench, he tore 1t clear, tumbling
over backward.
Corey was at the fag-end of his
powers of body and mind. He clawed
himself upright by grasping the sill.
ouly luIet VI SidSS otp-
arated him from the summer night.
1t was all he could do to restrain
himself from battering blindly a. the
panes with his unprotected hands:
but glimmer of prud ence restrained
him. From a barrel near by project
ed the head of a frozen salmon. He
dragged it out. 1t was over yard
1cng, and stiff as cord-wood.
Pulling himself together and stag
gering back step, he swung his
fishv mace aloft; and with fiery
squirt of energy. the last in. his long
battle with silence and loneliness and
gloom and deathly cold he hurled the
dregs of his strength into one crash
ing, spintering blow.
Sash and panes gave way in a
linking rain of glass. In gushed the
hot air, as If furnace door had
been suddenly flung open. Corey saw
the policeman start and look up, and
he knew his fight was won. He drop.
ped Imply back, unconscious.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-08-25

Japan's earthquake record for fifty
years is s27,526. Italy had q few more
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-08-25

Wood yields about one-fifth as much
heat as coal.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-08-25

she-of course. I'm not SO old as
you think l am. He-I hope not-I
mean you can't be-that is--how old
are you?-Cleyeland Plain Dealer.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1909-07-31
Close Contests Are Develop.
ing In Several
Districts.
INTEREST INCREASING
Exciting Finish Foretold In
District No. 2 South
of Town.

The count in the Kentuckian's
State Fair contests yesterday made
numerous charges in the standing of
contestants, as will be seen by look
ing over the list. A number of bal
liots were issued during the past
week, however, which have not yet
been voted and these will come in
later to swell the vote. All July
coupons,t clipped from the paper,
should arrive at the Kentuckisn Of
fee not later than tonight, unless
mailed from q distance, when the
envelope containing same must bear
pOstmark Of July. Within the past
week number of coupons bearing
date of June have been received.
OF course they were not counted,
but were destroyed.
Miss Dawson, IN district No. 2,
still leads in her district, with Miss
Gary a very close second. Miss
Nuckols, who is in the same dis
trict, also makes big gain, placing
her fourth in that district.
In No. 3, Miss Shelton makes big
jump, passing the two.thousand
mark.
In district No. 4, Miss Mitchell,
who entered the contest only last
week. more than doubles her initial
vote.
Mrs. Torian, District No. 6, makes
a heavy gain, leading all of her COM
petitors by big majority.
Following is the present standing
of the vote:
DistIict No. /.
Miss Flora Harris, RID. d.. 975
" Ethel Brown, Crofton .......485
Virginia Butler, RID. 2. $50
" Augusta BryantCerulean 200
" Maude Brasher, Crofton. ....160
District NO. 2.
Miss Maude Dawson, Herndon.. 1910
F" LYDIA May Gary, r. R. 7 $3.50
Elizabeth Nance, Herndon,
R. (Pee Dee)~ .....".".9S0
4" Mary NuckOls.
" Naomi Johnson, Oak Grove,
K. l............... ........... ..425
d" Helen Baker, R. +. D. 4....330
=" Laurie Thurmond, Gracey.. $50
" Eddie Jones, Herndon,R. 1.,.12O
Claudio Brodie. r. r. 81. Is
" Mabel Maddox, Julien 20
District Mo. 3.
Miss May Henry Shelton. R. F.
u. 4 ........ 2OU5
=" Frances Pendleton, Penn
broke r. &c.,. e. .......1250
District no. &.
Miss Katie Mitchell ......... 1856
" Nina Hickman ,........ .....475
" Mabel Anderson. ............... 70.
Miss Elizabeth Wolfe............. 70I
District Eo. 5.
Miss Mary Crenshaw.. 1885
" Helen Royalty ............... 1865
" Mary Clark $3.50
Virginia Williamson. 300
District NO, 6.
Mrs. J. G. Torian, Gracey. r. 1..2570 !
Miss Hume Turney, Cerulean. -. sos |
Grace Sallee. Caledonia. .345 |
" Marguerite Bacon, Roar
ing SPRING.. ........... 800 |
A" Isabel Grasty, Cadiz, ..,......2l5 !
Miss Mabel Woodruff, Cadiz lips !
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Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1909-07-31
BUNCH OF
BURGLARIES
Growing Out of Windows
Being Left Open During
Hot Weather.
MONEY AND JEWELRY
Seems To Have Been the On
ly Things Wanted BY
Thieves.

Several houses in the Southern
part of town were entered by bur-
glars Wednesday night. The night
was hot and the thieves entered in
each instance by raising the wire
screens in windows left open. AL
bert Kelly's home was entered but
nothing could be missed. No lights
were burning and the burglar failed
to find Mr. Kelly's watch on the
dresser or his pocket-book.
At w. M. Hancock's they got Mr..
Hancock's gold watch, worth $40,
and $500 in cash. His trousers
neatly folded, were in the yard with
his empty purse. keys and knife on
them. E. NJ. Flack's trousers were
searched and $3.50 in small change
taken out. The thief unlocked the
door and went out that way. Nick
Sallee lost silver watch and $40 in
money.
Frank Mason found his window
screen propped up with stick cut
from tree in the yard, but nothing
was missed from the house.
The police are working on the
cases. but the thieves left no clue.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1909-07-31
Financial Difficulties Adjust
ed and Busy Sea-
son Ahead.
HOLLAND IN CHARGE.
Plenty of Wheat in Store
and Orders Ready
to Be Filled.

The public general will be glad to
know that an adjustment of the af-
fairs of the Acme Mills & Elevator
Go has been made and the big mills
will start this morning running rull
time.
r. H. Holland has been placed in
charge by the new board as Mana
ger and he will be assisted in the Of
flee work by Mr., John B. Galbreath.
The mills have arranged for ample
capital to operate with and will
make a good showing with the wheat
now in the elevators. The capacity
is / 200 barrels of flour a day and
orders are on file that will take the
flour a fast as it is turned out.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1909-07-31
Wilson Cooper .

Rev. Frank M Wilson, of Benton,
pastor of the Baptist church at Kut-
iowa and Miss Susie E. Cooper, were
married July q. After spending
Wednesday and Thursday at Ben
ton they left for Norfolk and New
port News on a bridal tour and tC
visit Mr.. Wilson's brother, DR.. L. T
Wilson of Norfolk.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1909-07-31
Coming Nearer Home.

administering, who has been with
the Supplee Hardware Co., Philadel-
phia, Pa, for the last four years,
has resigned to go with Gray.
& Dudley, Nashville, Tenn, and Mrs.
Startling and children will arrive
here today to remain with her moth
err, Mrs. Soyars, until they are set
tied in their new home.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1909-07-31
Former Kentucky Newspa-
per Man and President of
National League.
IN NEW YORK CLUB,
Bullet Made a Terrible
Wound, Yet he fingered
for Eleven hours.

New York, July 29.-Harry Clay
Pulliam, president of the National
Baseball league and a native of Ken
lucky, died at $40 o'clock this morn
ing from the effects of pistol shot
wound inflicted almost II hours be-
fore in his room in the New York
Athletic club building here. The
couse Of his suicide is not known.
Mr.. Pulliam was unconscious when
found. DR.. Higgins attempted to
restore some sign of life, but SAID
that there was no prospect Of sue.
cess.
Eyes Hanging From Sockets
The wound which the one bullet
had inflicted was a terrible one. The
bullet tearing through the right tenn
pie, had fractured the frontal bone
and he'd torn out the eyes so that
they were hanging from the sockets
by shreds Of cartilage. Then it had
passed on, crushing more bones in its
course and coming out through the
side Of the head.
There was one used and one I'M
used cartridge found in the five.
chambered revolver.
Harry Pulliam at an early age
started to school in Louisville. He
passed through the various grades
of the pnblic schools until he was II
years of age, when he finished hi,
course at the male high school.
He became a newspaper reporter
and served a term in the House be-
fore going into baseball manage
ment.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1909-07-31
Father at Seventy One.

A daughter was born last Satur-
day to the wife Of Mr. j. S. White,
of Ceruleen Springs. The father is
seventy. one years of age.-Cadiz
Record.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-05-20

lam ni1t 5oser, erfldrte 9err Dou=
nler, .oaB Sic 9orrdtbe niht DDr5ans
ben iinb, allein lie iino unpolitdnbig
iino ndmentli9 rlid)t an ibrenl plabe.
5o befinoet fich Der 4rieasnprruth,
Der an 8orb fein miiBte, auf Dem
2dnbe nnh Ser Qanbnprrath lit nod
mid. aneelegt. ipeil man nod tiilrner
bds Gelultat einiser Werinhe abiparz
tet. Wer trdgt Die 0erdnttportung
bafiir? Siherlih niht bic 5hifFsarz
tillerie dlein, Ole nit Mrbsiten iibers
bduft iit". Die Mrbeiten beg Mus=
fhuiies iinb. iotpeit iie iib auf 9ou=
Ion eritreden, beenoigt. Sn Der preTe
lp;rb natiirlih iebt, ipo Die porbdnbe=
nen Mdnael uno 8erfeblunsen fo3u.
iagen amtlid feifeeiteflt itn0. Der Muf
na9 griinbIiden Reforrnen piel lauter
ais bisber erboben uno bic Reeierung
tpirb niht un,bin f0nnen, bteIem Nn=
fe in peiteitem ltmfanse Rednuns an
traoen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-05-20

tuelder Der Ser5og bic eigentIi1e Gor.
fbungsreife dntreten tpirb. Mab etnts
gen Gagereifen fpirb Gfarou i'm
obern SnbnstaI errsiht, Der Iebte
glaB nit @puren europdifher gibi.
liiation, sipie .poit 9elegrnp6, pb=
f9on fDnft ein biirftiaes BergneF.
Ser leBte betDobnte Drt, ben bic Grs
peoition beriibren iDirb. lit bas nm
ettpa feds 9dgereiien fpeiter nDrbli1
an einem NebenfIiiB1en bes Snbus
3200m iiber bem Meer geleeene Mss
tola (etipa rs Grab Dftlih BON @reenz
mid unb 35 Grab 1DrDli1er 8reite
ungefdbr auf efeiher 8reite ipie are-
ta). Bon Isfpla aus beginnt bic alz
pine 2eiitung, bic 6p1gebirsstour in
bes WDrtes neripegen5ter 8ebeutiirtg,
ben bag 3iel Der Reife iinb bic Glets
i&er nnb S1neerie5en ber Rarafos
ruulfette, heren b0dite @ipfel iiber
S600m ernpprragen. Muf biefer Be,
fteiguns, bic in bic SodIomnermos
nate fallen fpl, begletten ben 9er3os
Der Mbrn5aen mehrere feiner i4on Bel
friibern llnternebmuneen erprpbten
Gefdbrten, Der Dr. @ella. Der nit
linn auf benz @liasbers unb bem Ru=
lpenfori mar. Or. be 0iIippi. Der bic
8efdreibune Der Mnnenfori Beiteiz
sung berausgeseben bat, per1aiebene
8ersfiibrer uub 9rdser aus ben pie=
monteiifhen glpen, barunter Der be-
riibmte Giufeppi petiaar. Der fdnHts
lide Grpebitionen oes 6eraoss be-
eleitet bat unb nor bier Sabren als
5iibrer oes @neldnbers 8ulods
gorfman bsreits bic Sohgebirse
Gsntralafens betreten bat. Die eanae
8ersfarapane ipirb aus aipDlf Mann
beiteben. unb ibre 9fiidtehr nad staz
lien 1T. ipenn alles nab Munfd per=
lduft, fiir @nbe September ober Mns
fong Sttpber 81, ertparten.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-05-20

irdten ahlebnenb, fait feinblich esgen.
iiber. Die eriteren be5tanoen aus Der
8liitbe Ser ensliihen MrbeiterfIaife
Die gegenidblicte 5telIung fiibrte
ho3a, bah i'm Sanuor 1893 unter Reir
9arbies 2eitilns bic rSnbepenoent 2az
Dor parfb", llnh 5fpnr als Io3icliitifhc
Organization, seeriinbet lpurbe. gu
Dem 3tpede, Die @eiperfInaften in Die
fosialiftifde 8stpegung binein5usieben.
Ginige Sabre fpdter trat bas r2abor
Heprefentation Committee" ins 2eben,
pornebmIih anf 8etreiben bon S.
Ramfep MacDonolb. Der gum 5efrez
tor oes MusfnuHes getp6blt ipurbe.
3ned bie5es Iusfduffes mar. DELE
eirte aus alien MrbeiterorganiiaiiDa
nen sn5ammen5uhringen su elmer un=
aAGngieen MISUNDERSTANDING i'm
unterhauie. Mus bisiem labor RE
prefentatipe Committee" gins bel ben
lebten Mablen bic .parlamentarp Qa=
Der partb" berppr, Die i'm hritiihen
Narloment hurd| 30 Nbgeorbnets per=
.reten ift.
0iefe ,,9lrbeiterspartei" Gnglonbs
i.ebt nift uuf fosialiitiider @runb-
lcse, obaleid bic So5ialiiten in ibr
cine iebr einflltBreicbc Rolle fpielen.
SIRE Mitelierer. als foIfe, biirfen be;
ben Mablen nicbt ols SrSialiIten, fon:
rern MIR aIs 8efiirtpprter elmer unab=
h6ngigen Mrbeiterpclitit anftreten.
0as iit Der 9runb. ipornm Die rSos
ciai=Oemocrotic 5eberation". Die it9
ieit sinieer 3sit iibrteens .SoeialzOe.
mccrattc Yartn" nennt. aug Dem ga.
hor Repreieutatipe Committee" in
rem iie anfGnalid nertreten mar. ousz
ldieb. Oie @etpertibuften, bic iidf
Der Nrbeiterz zqartei uusefdlpiien boz
Fen, 3Ghlen ettpa cnbertbalb Willtunen
Wtitglieber. Die glrbeiterzSreantias
tinn zines MobItreiies. bic einen &an<
ribaten auffteIIen ippLlen. fDnnen entz
ipeber einen Go3iaGiiteE pber etnen 8e=
tpertftDaftler ernennen. Die Sr9ant=
fationen Sablen bic in Gnglonb ni4t
unbebentenben Mabltoiien. Die Sc
aeniGbe, bic Iidb auf ser &cnpentipn
Der ,Snbepenbent 2abcr Portp" in
edinburgh eeltenb ma6ten. unb Der
9iidtritt bon 8eir 6arbie, s. &amien
MacOonolb unb onoeren Siibrern Der
Qartei, oie aum5heil gu beren @riin=
bern aeh0rten, aus Der Parteileitung
!cfea erfennen, boB Ole politifbe gr=
bciterbetpegung in @roBbritannien
sur 3sit iitb niGt auT Dem iiheren 30
ben 5ielhetouBten einheitllden 9tre=
tens befinbet.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-05-20
I1te enpiiTdte Arhriterpartet.

Santnel 9onpers tptrb ith benz
nd9ft anf elmer Stuhienreiie our4
europa ifber ben 5tanb Der 9trbeiter>
letDegang in ben mabaebenben 2Gnz
bern al informiren Iu9en. Gr f0nnz
ie bdritfer 5ipar audi aus bprbdnoenen
Meittbeilungen uno 8erinten Musfunft
boben. iubeHen tpirb es unatretfelbaft
ron Naben iein. tpenn er bur9 perI0nz
iiden 8erfebr nit ben berIhiebenen
5iibrern Den 5ori5ont fetner ani6auz
nngen ertreitert. 8or dllem miro er
finben. bnB bic rein aetperti9aftli9e
StelIilng Der arbeiterfhaft bort f6on
in betrdhtlid,em WoBe bat por benz
Gintreten in Die aftibe Yolitif bic
ssEa9ge ftrei6en miiHen. 60 in
Deutfhlnnb, mo oie pertidaften
cnssefprodenen io5ialbemotratif6en
Gbarafter traeen, 70 in 5ranfrei6, mo
bies in nod piel ausgebehnterem MaBe
Der 5all 1T. unb 10 aud in Gnglanb.
ipo hieNrbeiterf6aft fid fdon felt LAM
gem Deg 8erbarrens auBerbalb Der
ifaatliden, fpirtbi6dftlihenYolitit Be-
geben Bat unb als Ieltitdnoige pdrtei
I'M parIamentariffen 2eben ouftritt.
1lnb ba fir hiefige 0erbGltniiIe eng
Hffe Snftitutioneu in 70 pielen Gdllen
rnrbilblih gu iein pfleeen, mag Com
pers iih nit befonberer 0orliebe nit
ben Grfheinungen bes englilhen &C.
gerffhaftspeFens befddftiaeG. lInb
bn fpirb er finben, bab bieler nidt nur
snffnieben rolitiIhe Gihtung ange1
npnlnen bat, fonoern gu betrdhtli9em
MaBs aud fhon nit fo5ialoemofrati.
Trben Beftrebungen 6urhfebt iff.
Die engiifbe Mrbeiterpurtet 1T, fpie
eineln Dorliegenben Beri1t sa entneb=
lnen, Elm etfpas lofes @ebilbe, eine
sllIidna 3tpifhen ben niht Iosidliitiz
fsben @etperff1aften, Die ibre 5dlpt@
HGrfe ausmohen, 3ipifhen Der Io5ialis
fiifhen .synDepenbent Qabor partD1
nnb Der .Jabian Goeietp", elmer DR.
aanif0tiort BON biireerlih%fo5iali5tis
Tdben 9feformern, Bic ii6 bauptfGhlid
aus QiberaIen nnb GhnIihen ssntelEefa
fstelIen 3ulanlmenfebt.
9(r}Gnglih ifnnbtn iih bic Rein<
@ttperff h0}tler nnb bic @o5idlOemo<
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-05-20
NudJ DndruJteu.

Der 9erspg Der Mbru55en bat feline
nierte sFor'4ulgsretfe anaetreten.
Na9 Der geiteigung bes Mount ct.
Glias in Ilasfa, mad Der NorbppI.
fdbrt uno Der 8eiteisuns bes 9upen=
iori in Gentrulafrita bat iid) fein lpiI=
9en1haftli6er Gifer Der @ebirasnelt
pm So6aiien 5ueetpanot, unp am 26.
Wtdr5 bat ner fahobiI1e prir1s, Better
Deg apnias ron sStalien, in Marieine
fi1 na6 Sitinbien eineef9ifft. Ser
0ampfer O3eana Der Yeniniular anD
Oriental Gpmpann bringt ben 6eraoq
Der 'Gbrlssen nit feiner MeifegefeGe
lhdft 3unGhft rab 8ombap. mo Elm
3beil Der Musriiituna fir Die Grpe=
tion in5 Snnere ibn fhon eripartet.
Son ba gebt bic Reife anfGngli1 nod
in eurcpaiffer Wei1e nit Der @ifenz
bahn norbtpGrts iiber Gefbi unb Gabor
Dur9 bas penbfhab bis Natpalpiiloi,
einer in ben @orbDben bcs Berglanbes
ron aa5hmir 500 Dieter bod selesee
nen Gtabt. 6ier bDrt bic 8abnberz
binbung auf; nit atpeird0erisen aarz
rem, fogenannten Gffds. gebt es bann
tDeiter ins Gebirse tinauf iiber bas
1000 Meter bod geIeeene Mnrree,
cine @ommerearniion Der englii6en
Ernppen, nah 5rinaear. bas 1900
Dieter bod in elmer ipdiierreiden, nit
HeispfIan5ungen beoedten gbene, bon
aandlen burdaogen, Elm inbifhes Bee
rebig bilbet. Bon 6rinagnr aus lam
bic Belle iiber bic n0rblihen 9imaz
IaDaberse ni9t i'm Wagen fOrtsefebt
iperben, an feline @telle tritt 0as
Aeittbisr, un6 bier n1uB alio bereits
bic 4nraipane sebilbet perben, nit
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-05-20

lleber ben 8erfcFunastasupf in
perfien pirb beribtet, oas Die Ser
tanblungen iiber Die Wieoerein5eb,ng
bes parlaments in Seberan nsth su
feinem grgebntB eefiibrt habea. Die
9egenfdBe. bic aufeinanber preIIen.
finb berf0rpert in Gmir 9ambur
Sfdeng, benz 8riessminiper. ,mb
Saao Ell 0auleb, benz Miniiasx Der
oustpdrtigen Mnseleeenbeiten. Wdb=
reno btefer nit anertennensspertber
gifer bemiiht lit. benz G9ab bic Ger
iielluag Der alten 8erfaifuns als I'M
umgGnglih notbtpenoia baraaieaen
nnb i'm snr Nadsiebisfeit 81 bepegn
iuAt., iebt iener ale 6ebel ia Sc
tresnns, um ben 5errf9er in feiner
autofratifden @eiinnuns su keib1rten.
Den Morten bes einen leibt bic 6alz
tune bes aanaen 2anbes ben Hberseu=
senbiten Nabbrld. tpdbrens Der am<
oere purdbliden ldbt, baB Der Anfans
bes Narlamentes bas gnoe Der Rab=
fGareubDnaitie fein tpiirbe. Ser Mufz
itanb in ben propinaen greift ia9pi=
fhen INNER ipeiter lin ii9. Sic Nas
iionaIiiten aus Gilan. bic m& iebem
Shiffe &rieesporrdtbe unb WerHar=
fungen aus Raufafien erbalien, fnb
auf Dem Meee na9 Ieberan bts sSEs-
bofditfai. fura por Raspia. norge
Drnngen.
8pn einem Mnmarlh Der 8ahtia.
rem aug Sfpaban perlautet nod ni1ts,
inheNen gilt es als iider, bag ibr Sib~
rer 5olpphl NIT ben 6duptern Der Be.
ipegung in Mierbeibfnan ais aud NIT
Dem gomite bon .Hefat in gsrDins
bung itebt, 10 baB Elm seasein{aanes
8nrsehen gu eriparten 1T. ssSn nab
nm 5eberan tperbeu, mad, einea pee
riht Der a0ln. 3tg., 8efeitisunsea se=
baut. 9(u Der Mauer bes asfafeaerers
cirplaBes, eegeniiber benz Daatpsbor
Der beutihen 6hule, limb stpeil4drme
srrihtet nit @GieBfGarten In beiben
5todtperten, BON benen man bic gnaae
@trabe beberrfdt, 3utnal In berarDnt,
!no Der 6of uno Gebauoe Der hentfehen
5hule liegeN, fein Mngriff sa befiirh-
len tit. 2dnss ben Gtraben nod
&astpin unb Sfpaban rperben Gbaa<
gen ailfgetporfen. Sm MrtiHerieSenss
baus berrI9t fieberbdfte 9hGiigseit,
bcnn bie bort felt LANCER 3eit rsfeAben
@eI1abe 1lterer unb neuererQpniirMfs
tion iollen fdleunigft in braaibbasen
s3uitanb berfebt tnerbe1l. Da bic &DAs
llung ber Golbaten fhoR Ianse ans
iiebt, berrfdt unter ibnen grsbe hnsa-
friebenbeit.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-05-20

man Buntaeug, fpeIhes niMt rehi
,floren @runb~ bat, 3nm geifpisl
Shiir5en, aifIenbe8iige, 5afhentiie
der u. +. 10. 9lncb Sbft1. Wein~, ipz
gar EintenFlede ldifen iih !ebr gut
fofpobl aus ipeiBen, ais aus fdrb:aea
2einenz ilnb BalTtuollftoffen ourn
9utternlilh entfernen, inben man
entfpeOer bds gaii3e @tiid oser nur
bic sSlede 34 Sage Oarin fiegen
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