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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-02-28

Gen. Louis V. Clark is one of the young
est horse lovers. She both rides and
drives, and is often seen in the after
moons with one of her little friends
driving in her pony cart. Her horse,
Dainty" is a little thoroughbred and
useful both in riding and driving. A
Enthusiastically charming photograph
was taken of her recently riding
Dainty"
Mr. P H. Lalande Is another lover of
good horses and has several which he
uses for riding and driving. Prince" a
very young horse, is considered one of
the most beautiful ever brought TO Biz
mingham, and, while young, is one of
great promise. Mr. p. G. Bowman al
ways owns several saddle horses and
rides constantly. Mr.. George Gordon
Crawford has two horses that are con-
sidered very handsome, and Mr.. j. r.
Browns is another high class animal.
One of the most beautiful, however, In
Alabama is alabama Chimes" a show
horse that was ridden by Mr.. Pollard in
the state fair. Among other horse lovers
are Mr.. C. A. Stillman, Mr. Spier Whita-
ker, Mr.. f. W. Bromberg, Mr.. W. P. G.
Harding, Mr.. E. G. Chandler Mr.. Henry
Miller Judge NeSmith, Mr.. Walter Met
calf, Mr. David Roberts and Mr.. David
Roberts, Jr
The establishment of a riding school
will increase the interest in riding as q
recreation and exercise and there are
many who desire to see such an insti-
tuition launched.
The coming of Lent was marked by a
cessation of affairs social and the depart
ure of a number of the visiting beauties
and bellies whose presence enlivened the
last days OF the season with round of
entertainment more or less formal. So
ciety everywhere is enjoying the lull that
has followed the storm of pink teas,
bridge parties, dinners and dances. Little
has been scheduled to take place during
the six weeks of fasting and prayer The
coming week wN have only one large
event the musicale which is the second
open meeting of the Music Study club,
and invitations to it are coveted. Music
is one thing that few, even the most ORTIZ
odox, deny themselves 1t promises to
be the artistic success that all the meet
ings in the history of the club have been.
One of the most brilliant musical events
of the winter was the first open meeting
of the year. 1t took place at the home
of Mrs p II. Lallande. Mrs. Scion
Jacobs will be the hostess for the affair
this week There will probably be sew
eral hundred guests, as each of the mem
bers will bring two, and the hostess, ac-
cording to the rules of the club, is en-
titled to more
In the large cities the exodus of So
ciety has already begun since the first
days of Lent The steamships have been
fllel with men and women of society on
their way to the southern part of Europe,
rot to return until the beginning of sum-
mer. They go ostensibly to rest, but the
schedule as announced In many instances,
If carried out, Will certainly admit Of
little cessation Of social gayety, since
abroad II is not considered necessary to
keep ent too strictly The southern re-
sorts are all extremely gay and will con-
tinue to be so for some time. A cor
respondent tells of the life at Palm Beach,
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-02-28
CONTINUED ON PAGE 1eo
BRIDGE TO The SCORE.

Miss Curtis will give a series of games
of Bridge to the Score at her studio,
1904 18th avenue, south.
Any player making two top scores will
be awarded a prize. These will be pins,
brooches, hat-pins, fobs, etc. The design
showing they were won at Bridge. For
further particulars, call phone 4277.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-02-28

been extensively entertained at dinners,
suppers and cards. In an account of the
Q. 0. M. ball Mrs. Carmichael is de-
scribed as one of the prettiest women
present in turquoise blue satin.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-02-28
HORSEBACK RIDING
AS A RECREATION
GROWING IN FAVOR

OPENING DAYS OF LENT QUIET
socIALLY-LlTTLE ENTERTAlN-
ING IN BlRMlNG HAM-ExoDuS
FROM THE LARGE cITlES-A
LUNCHEON GIVEN BY MISS
FRANCES WHITE TO A GROUP
OF SCHOOL FRlENDS-AN-
INDUCEMENTS.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-02-28

Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Wimbish, have
moved into their new home at 1929 st.
Charles street.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-02-28

Miss Mary Mckinney entertained the
Highland Clan at it's regular meeting at
her home. The prize. handsome paint
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-02-28

Mr. Richard f. Johnston, who has
spent the past five months in Denver,
returned home yesterday afternoon.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-02-28

Mrs. James Dedman left yesterday
morning for Columbia, Tenn, whence she
was called because of a painful accident
to her young son, James Ridley. He
broke his leg Friday afternoon during an
athletic contest.
Arizona republican., 1909-05-21

have secured tentative plans and spe-
cifications for a plant. Also as indi-
Gated above they were proceeding in
accordance Herewith when the pres
ent question became one for public
discussion. Where the plant will be
and in detail just what it will be is
now up in the air, but that it will
be as good and probably larger and
better than planned in the beginning
is practically settled.
The tentative plans which had gone
so far as to include bids on certain
parts of the work, included some Of
the following features: A cold storage
building about 50x60 feet in size with
refrigerating rooms having capacity
of $4,000 cubic feet, a chill room for
taking out the animal heat, large
enough to hold the carcasses of 40
cattle, 100 sheep. and a second chill
room exclusively for pork, large
enough to hold 100 hogs. From the
chill room the meat will be transfer
red into a large storage room that
will hold 200 cattle 200 hogs, 200
sheep, and so veal calves. The Phoe-
nix Wholesale & Produce company is
now butchering some days as high as
40 or so head of cattle. Not all the
meat by any means is sold in Phoe-
nix, for much is shipped to the small
towns on the lines of all the railroads
out of the city.
In addition there will be first class
up to date machinery FOR manufactur-
ing fertilizer, all floors would be ce-
mented and cleansed and washed when
ever used, and any possible waste
lot utilized would pass away by sewer
to the final deposit of all the city's
sewerage. The slaughter house would
be made as neat and clean as any
factory and no germs would be per-
mitted to lurk in any quarter, that
would either menace the health of the
public or offend the nostrils of the
nearest neighborS.
The business of fertilizing in this
valley is yet in its infancy, but it
has begun well, for ten carloads of it
at a cost of $50 per tori were shipped
in here last year and that is only a
start on what the future will demand.
Arizona republican., 1909-05-21

L. T. Cooper's theory concerning the
human stomach is being given more
respect and comment every day.
Cooper claims that 20 per cent of all
i'll health is due to stomach trouble
When interviewed about his theory
recently, he said: stomach trouble
is the great curse of the goth CEN
fury so far as the civilized races are
concerned. Practically all of the
chronic ill health of this generation
is caused by abnormal stomachic con-
ditions In earlier days, when the
human race was closer to nature, and
men and women worked all day out
of doors, digging their frugal existence
from the soil. the tired droopy. half
sick people that are now so common,
did not exist.
To be sure, there was sickness in
those days, but it was of a virulent
character, and only temporary. There
was none of this half-sick all the
time with which so many are afflict-
ed nowadays.
Il know positively that every bit of
this chronic i'll health is cauesd by
stomach trouble. The human stomach
in civilized people today is degenerate
1t lacks tone and strength. This weak
ness has gradually come through a
sedentary existence. l further know
that few people can be sick with the
digestive apparatus in perfect shape.
The sole reason for my success is
because my New Discovery medicine
tones the stomach up TO required
strength in about six weeks time
That is why 1 have had more people
come and thank me wherever l have
gone to introduce my medicine, than
l have had time to talk with"
Arizona republican., 1909-05-21
NOTICE OF STOCKHOlDERS
MEETING.

Notice is hereby given that the an
nual meeting of stockholders of Clara
Gold apd Copper Mining Company will
be held in Phoenix, Arizona at the
Adams Hotel. in said CITY, at the hour
of two o'clock p. M, of the first day
lof June. 1909, for the purpose of elect
ing directors of said company for the
ensuing year and the transaction OF
such other business as may properly
come before. said meeting.
BY order of the Board of Directors.
Dated Los Angeles, California, May
u, 1909.
CARROLL ]. DAILY.
corporate Seal) Secretary.
Arizona republican., 1909-05-21
GIVEN AWAY.

corporate SeaD
Arizona republican., 1909-05-21

owns adjoining property. Concerning
these allegations, the following letter
has been given The Republican for
publication, by Hiram Barker, and it
should set this matter at rest for
ever:
Phoenix, May 4. 1909.
Messrs. Algier, Griffin & Barker,
Vicksburg, Ariz.
Gentlemen-My son writes me that
busy bodies are again circulating the
report in my absence that l am and
have been trying to steal your prop
erty-the Arizona Northern, by run
ming claims over it. / am now COM
hitting to writing that which l have
frequently told you, Sharpe, Hall, Sui
livan, Twitchell and, in fact, everyone
at all times, viz. That l claim not
one foot of ground covered by the
Arizona Northern location or its
boundary stakes. Further, that
made only two locations of fractions.
The Tornado and Blizzard. and have
worked neither of them and don't in
tend working either, and if l had
worked them would have drawn in my
lines as l repeatedly told you in order
to give you a full claim if such had
been necessary.
l want to say further that no one
ever turned your property down
through any fear of conflict with me
or any claim of mine, and they won't
tell me so.
1 lost patience and temper with
you on many occasions when
thought you were running yourselves
and the balance of us with you, but
never had any but the kindliest feel
lings for your own and your proper
ties welfare at all times. and am only
too willing to help as far as l am
able at all times. You may use this
letter as you see fit.
Sincerely yours,
JOSIAH WINCHESTER.
Arizona republican., 1909-05-21
new THEORY SPREADS
RAPIDLY OVER COUNTRY
Colorado Woman Gives Reasons For
Her Abiding Faith In Cooper.

Among the immense numbers of
people who are now strong believers
in Cooper's theory and medicine is
Mrs. Julia Hofflfcker. living at SO
Ussie avenue, Canon City, Colo. Mrs.
Hofflicker says:
For seven years l suffered from
indigestion and stomach trouble l
was subject to frequent attacks of
severe sick headache. l had to be
very particular as to the kind of food
1 ate. l could not eat vegetables of
any kind, nor anything sweet; and
even then | would be in distress after
meals. Any food of a solid nature
caused a feeling of heaviness after
eating.
Il tried everything l could hear of.
and took many different remedies
without benefit. Finally / heard of
the Cooper remedies and obtained a
treatment of Cooper's New Discovery.
Il never in my life found medicine
so helpful. The first bottle put my
digestive organs into good condition.
aliaying the pain in my stomach as
well as relieving the severity of the
headaches to very large extent.
Since taking a thorough course of this
medicine my trouble has entirely dis
appeared, headaches and all, and |
never felt better in my life.
Il would not be without Cooper's
New Discovery in my house. Anyone
who is suffering in any way from
stomach trouble should not hesitate in
giving it a trial.
The Cooper remedies are sold by all
druggists everywhere. A sample bot
tie of Cooper's New Discovery mailed
free upon request by addressing The
Cooper Medicine Company, Dayton,
Ohio.
Arizona republican., 1909-05-21
ARIZONA NORTHERN
NOT IN CONTROVERSY
Josiah Winchester Denies Claim to
Title to Any Part of the Barker
AIgier- Griffin Ground.

Ever since the Arizona Northern
property on which Messrs. Algier,
Griffin and Barker found the wonder
full gold strike near Salome, was Civ
en- up by the Phoenix men who bond
it, there have been numerous stories
of conflicting titles, that have been a
dampener on the efforts of the own
ers to place the properties with 9TH
ers. 1t has been alleged that there
was a conflict of interest between the
owners and Josiah Winchester who
Arizona republican., 1909-05-21
NO LAUGHING ALLOWED THERE.

Neither men nor women are al
lowed to laugh when their nerves
are shattered. That is, their nerves
don't allow them to. But one box OF
Sexine Pills will make you feel better.
81 a box, six boxes So, with full guar
antee for any form of nerve weakness
in man or woman. Address or call on
EIvey G. Hulett, where they sell all the
principal remedies and do not substi-
tute.
Arizona republican., 1909-05-21

Send your name today for valu-
able booklet. Standard Homeopathic
Pharmacy, 420 S. Broadway, Los An
geles, Cal.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-11-04

2aBt Cure @erHsiserunsssettel in
Der rpof" bruden. 9iaige Preils!
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-11-04
Einrtimfnig beIblenen, der PaTter
bIeibt bier.

S6On leBtes Sabr erbielt 9aitOr
S6ulS einen 8uf. 9lm II. SttOber
erbielt er mieoer einen &uI BON Der
sp. lutb. 9reieini0teit5 @emeinOe gu
Welcoms, M}inneiota. 9n benz Be-
9leitibreiben I6reibt 0srr Poitor %.
8dtte, Yrdies prO tenn: es 1T cine Der
beten @emeinoen i'm 9iltritt, penn
ni6t gar in Der SDnOoe; nebmen lie ia
ben 8uf an. Die Paro6ie in 9liblep
aber bei6lOB am leBten Sumsta9 ein=
itimmi9: YaIor S6ulS bleibt bier
uno mir erbOben iein @ebalt. g8enn
nun aud 9aitor S4ul3 Die gerufun9
nod @elcome ietr 9erne an9enOmmen
bate, 10 muB er bod bas 8ertrausn
ieiner ParOdie, ibm 9e9eniiber, bier
ebren uno bier bleiben; ben 8uf bon
@elcome miro er oanteno ablebnen.
(9liblep 9ribiine)
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-11-04
R@eunla(iSn(uS.

g S6On iiber orei pOle @oden
lit i6 an fur6tbaren Riideni6mer3en
uno 8eiBen in ben 8lieOern; nadOem
id alles periudt, sriif i6 gum Snois
i6en Saliam uno i6 mub CUR srOBten
Sreuoe bsseusen, Oab id i6On mad Ell
nisem ginreiben 2inoerun9 fiiblte unb
in sipei Sasen uOllitdnoi9 ber9eitelt
mar. SD empfsble ieOermann, Der an
obises ooer iiberbaupt rbeumatii4en
erfrantunsen leicet. iOfOrt cine 6lai6e
bon benz e6ten Snoiiden galiam su
taufen. gu babsn in eurer s(pOtbete.
gsenten perben psrlanst.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-11-04
5eier des beiligen HbendmabIs
und r1llIliens.GettesdienTt.

Sn @erbinoun0 nit Der Oieie @O6e
tNgenOen Iatota 3Onferen3 Der &ou=
0re0atipnal Stride miro am tommenOen
Somta9, ben Z. gtOpember am S6mB
Os5 Normitto9s=@OttesO Oos beis
lige 2lbenomabl gefeiert rnO am gtad=
mitta0 finoet ein aQ9emeiner WtiiliOns=
@ottesOienit itott. Die Serren Paltorer
9r. M. @. GperB pOn Chicago, ST.,
9aitor s. +. 8rOpe bon Glen llllin,
q. 8. uno Yaltor 8. Seil bon @len=
Dipe, Wontana merDen am g0ort otenen.
9ieie @Ottesoienite lino fir jeoermam
ofien uuo alle IinO berSlid willtOmmeu.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-11-04
&OrreipDnben5en
(eingefandt)

SD (metne 2ebrer IN Der oeutI6en
Spra6e baben mir es eingeprd9t, oaB
man i6riftli6 ooer milnoll6 ME nit
ieinem ei9enen sd" anfangen iOls,
oem Oies mGre cine 0erlebun3 gegell
ben Qlnltano uno ben 9uten Son, uno
bepeiIe cine ItOlSe uno ma6tba abertl6e
@mpOrbebun9 Oes etgenen vSelbIt &.
GinQeoent oeiIen ting tb oieien 9lrtttel
NIT y2llio" an. &aum spet Sdbe ME
oergei6rieben, erlnnerte t6 mid al Die
Strlptura Iocra.: Gp. Wattb. % b. %:
yNlIo" audi ibr; pDn auBen ihetnt tbr
DOr ben MtenI6en irOmm, aber tnuen=
olQ Ieio ibr poller Oeu6elei lu0 llntll=
9eno. "a nun oteIe belllgen g8ort!
mir unO nod Uielen SQllIeuoen, S6nen
motif Ouh, 0err 3eOottellr, Die g9abr=
beit oIltu ms NcmlIIen i6leu0ern, 10
babe i6 mid entibloIien, mein Shrei=
ben audi njtt nit uNlIO" iOnOern nit
eiuem ternfeitcn GinOewort 3u be9in=
nen. (Sebt tommt ni6t oos gSl6o=
rene, IOnoern oos 8ei6erte). Stnte=
mai lnO ouOipeil - ib mOllte metne
8uDe i6on i6lieBen - Oerr SoGamnes
&lipIel in toQe9ioler ISrelmOll6teit bic
gtOropolbeileoelun9 mir mtcocr tl'8 0e=
oQ6tniB rief umO in Oteler Nn9ele9elt=
bcit nit mir in Company 9eben wtll-
(pas i6 oQnteno Qme6me) 10 babe tb
mid SwetS weiterer llnterweIiun9 ouf
oiplomotli6em 98e9e nit 0errn 3eppe=
lin in nGbere @erbinOun9 brlngcn lai=
len. 9llS Reiultat lit mir Elm &abel=
9ramm iol0enoen Snbalts 3u9e9an9en:
rOerrn Neinrit Martel ct &Omp0g=
ME.
2lut @eIebl Sr. MoieIt0t oes &0i=
iers beebrt Ii6 Do3 Nmt fir OU5luQrtl9e
2ln9ele9enbeiteu 3bnen miButellen, ooB
Ojroi 3eppelju ud6ltens IN ieinem 9to.4
Den 9}oropol ielbit IN 2tu9eniheiu neb=
men miro, mo Sbnsn iOoum 9enauer
YeI6eio oon oieier SteIle 3u9eltellt
merOen iOQ.
llnrri6rieben: 9lbteilun9 iiit 9(Oro=
pOlerIOri6ung,
g}un bite i6 Serrn &lipfel bon Die
lem &abel9ramm &enntniB gu nebmen
uno bic betreifenOen 9lpplitannten aud
oem9em0B Su perltduOi9en.
s.. Wtartel.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-11-04
Rcnferen3.$iBana.

Gie @lieoer. Yreoi9er rno 9ele:
9aten Der Gotota &OnferenS Der Son:
9re9otionol Stride periammelten lid
Oisie g8o6e bier IN Gureta, um ibrf
jdbrli6e &OniertlB IN Der bieii9en &on.
9regotional STRIDE ab3ubalten; be9i1s
neno 9onnersta9abenO uno i6lebenr
Sumsta9ubenO. IS lit ieOen @Or.
mitta9 unO gtadmittu9 cine SiBun9,
bel wel6er intereiiante 3emata's sul
Seiprebung tOmmen. SeOen 9lbenr
lit PreOi9t=@OttesOienit. - Seoermam
lit berSltb ein9elaosu uno alle iinr
mllltommeu.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-11-04

0tcine SSrou mar cine @ote beIu6s=
balber bel ibren Sriioern uno S6wes
itern in Gong 2ats, 9. :. aui Seiud,
Sic ersdblte mir, ooB iie cine quite 3eit
Oerlebte uno lit no6mals oantbor fir
Die ibr erlpieiene freunOli6e 2lufuabme.
Sept 9ebt es Der Grun3ern an Den
2ra9en unD gibt es ibOn bier unO OOrt
y l@drIbtle". Mit 8ruB,
glnoreas @ii6te.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-11-04
Sie Natnr benahrihtiat uns. mem

ettpas nit uns ni6t ridtis 1T. @ir tOn.
nen oas oil unierem Seiinoen beurtei.
len. Damn 1T es 3eit, ii6 eine quite Mte.
oi3in gu peri6aifen. Sic baben piellei6t
BON Sorui's alpentrdutsr, oem alten
arduter=Seilmittel, ssbOrt, baB er ni6t
in 9lpoteter pertauft ipiro, aber i6on
lett iiber bunoert Sabre i'm @ebrau4 1T.
SEPT iit es 3eit, ibn 3u periuden. S6reis
ben Sic OIL 8r. Peter 6abrnep Il SOns
So, 1875 go. Sopne 9lpe., Gbi=
caso, 81.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-11-04
(Gingefandt)
{, Sfiir Die @ureta Solt ~


@eehrte Reoattion!
9us MiliionSfelt Der Salems=@e=
melnoe bel Wartel POlt Gfflce mar gut
beiu6t. Serr YaitOr 3aubert bon Sc
ola belt am 0Ormitta9 Die 6etpreol9t
iber |. 6orinther 9, 0er5 Is.
9lm 9ta6mittu9 belt llnterSei6neter
cine tllr5e Yreoi9t ilber tnnere WttlNon,
oarauf fol9te YaitOr 3aubert nit etnem
@ortra9 iiber GuBere N}iiIiOn. "a es
I6on ipdt mar, 10 blieben mir bel @otts
lieb Sertih llber 9ta6t un0 fubren
Oann am anoeren WOr9en 3u PaitOr
Aoolf mo- aud paitor S6Ormann bon
3eelano Ii6 nod porfano, Der als 6elt=
prentoer in Der SeboDabs Yaro6te, tpO
am Sonnta9 aud Wtifionsfelt 9efeiert
wuroe, fun9ierte. Sa oteie beloen
9riioer audi nit our &onferenS mad
Saoa fa6ren wollten, 10 nuroe Elm
speiliBi9er Springwa9en entlebnt uno
mir fubren suiammen Su PaitOr 5duber
ua6 6osmsr, Der iid uns oann nod
ani6loB. 60 fubren mir 3u fiinft
na6 SABA, no mir bel Sonuenunter=
gang eiutrafeu. glm 9iensta9 Ha6=
mitta9 besanuen bic Sibun9en unter
Dem @oriiB oes Serrn paitOr &eins
barot bon @ureta. 3wOlt paitoren
waren autueieno. 9lm Mittipo6abeno
fauo @ottesoienit nit 9lbenOmabl itatt.
Der SdnserdOr Der 8emeinoe fang am
S6lulie oes 8ottesoienites bas i6One
Qieo: y8ptt NIT eu6 aufs @ieoeriebn"
60 batten mir uns aeitdrtt nit @Ori
uno Satrament unb tpnnteit unter Der
eaitfreunolihen Semirtrng oes lieben
9ruoers &ir6o0rfer uno ietner 8e.
meinoeolieoer briioerli6e 8emeini6aft
pHessn. 9lm 9onnerstasmittas mads
ten mir uns auf bic Seimreiie, nit be,
GmpfinDuns i'm SerSen, einise i4Ont
Sage semeiniam Derlebt gu baben, mad
Dem Borte: v@ie lieblid ilt's, penr
9riloer eintrd6tli6 beieinanOer mob
men. u. Saag, PaitOr.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-11-04

Sas Srei6eu lit bier INNER nod
ni6t gems beenoet, oa es anlGBli6 Des
9roBeu Sturmes, Der Qeraoe mdbreno
Der 9reidiaiiOn 'eiu llnwelen trteb,
perSO9ert wuroe. Tas 6r9cbnis Der
oissidbrisen grnte Iiel iebr uerihieoen
aus; Meisen er9ab BON l-32 &uibel
per 9lter. pile oiejenigen 6armer,
Welbe teinen S6aoen 0urb Na9el err
litten, baben cine ih6ne Grnte en9c=
6eimit, mieoer anDere baben btngegen
ni6t Die Saat berausbetOmmelt, mas
bel mir aud Der 6all mar. 9a lh IN
oielem Sabre Der ISroNt Slemlt6 frttb
in aller Stren0e einltellte, 10 lino oem
Qlrtbur MenSel ehpa 500 &uibel &ar=
tOffeIn erfroren. 9&Gre CT OOm 6rDt
OerIbOnt geblleben, 10 bate CT lln9cz
fQbr 27O0 guibel &artofeln ernten
t0nneu. Ser GroboOen lit iebr trofen
uno 9ere9net bat IS ibOn iclt 9eraumer
Belt nibt me6r. 2lus oeIem Wrunoe
lit audi iebr weni9 2lrbeit NuI DEM 6eloe
9eton moroen. g8as man ober am
meiten 81 befiirhttu Dobeu muB, Oas
Iino Die YrUireIcutr,
9lm WtOntu9 br0nutt bier etn 0rOBes
Seuer. @tli6en 6Nrmer1, ulrter lelbt=
oen ou6 ben @ebr. &rGu3ler, perbrnnnte
bic Grnte i'm S6Ober. 9ie SuOen llno
bier gu lci6tii1nig NIT Oem 6eter. Die
ies 6euer murO> po", NtaI9ml'ten Der
Suben in 8ranO geieBt, tnOem er NOR
oens, ais er Die engine Ieuerte, bier
StrobbNufen i'm StOppelfelO 0nItedte,
UNI iid gu mGrmen unO WGre Der 98ino
1OrUobl noromeltltb 9etommen, pte er
iiiOpetli6 fam, 10 p0re meln @ano
ebenfalls Elm &Qub Der Tlammen ge=
por0en. 9er Mtan belinOct Iib jebt
unter QtrreIt llno miro Iif Dor @ertht
Su peranhporten bObeu. 9le &8raelt=
ten MAIDEN bier piel llu0eil. Qlm lelbi=
gen Sage bat <}uOe u. ieluem Oeuti6en
gta6bar eines ieluer YierOe am 90el=I
3enI6Ober Ouf9eI0n9en unO no6 NlbleD
9enOmmen unO e8 nur 0e9en etnen
S6ooenerIuB pon $1,000 Deraus9e9c=
ben. g9ir woren eben 5u gut Su ibnen,
ais lie arm bierber tNmen, leBt betom=
men mir ben GDDn.
Wteln S6m09er SatOb S0Der bat it6
nor 3pei Monaten na6 Sarge, N. 9.
be9eben, um bort bic $oO6IAule 81 be-
iu6en. Gr i6rieb mir, 0oB er quite
6OrtI6ritte made.
9lm 2l. Sttobtr baben bic Serren
@m. Sep unO 8ottfrieo Sermam
nebIt 5rau ibre SeIu6sreiie uab &uB=
LAMB an9etreten. 90iini6e ibnen piel
Slid auf ibrer 8eiIe.
Die neue 9lpot6ete Oe5 5beo. Sein=
rits 9ebt balO ieiuer @OlIenOung ent=
9e9en. 9as @ebduOe lit BON Cement
gebaut.
9lm SOnntag wuros in unisrer Stride
Oas oissidbrige MiiIiOnsfeit 9efeiert,
pel6es ii6 aud zines Sismli6 9uten
8eiu6es erfreute. HeO. &reti6mar BON
Gong Safe mar Der uuspdrti9e 6eit=
preot9er.
Wtit beltem @ruB an alle @eIer Der
Bot,
goolf MOn6.