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The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1909-10-15
Clean RoadSides.

This is the season when the road
tide should have attention. Coarse
weeds, and some of them very bad
customers, are growing there. ready
to scatter seeds in cultivated fields.
1t should be matter of pride to every
farmer and suburban dweller to keep
the street clean along his premises.
Laws are constantly becoming more
strict and there is stronger inclina
ton to enforce them. This should be
so for the mischief done by neglected
weed growth is enormous.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1909-10-15
START IN POULTRY
Choose Breed Liked Best and
stick Right to it.
geoinners Will Find it Best to Haton
with Hens Instead of IncuOatorS
-Vigor of Flock is First
Essential.

RAcinners in the poultry business
should not start in by trying TO MAKE
new breed of fowls. That WORK
should be left to the eXper'enceu
raiser who is perhaps an artist III
,nixinq colors. Artistic poultry ralserS
find both pleasure and profit IN de-
vo,oDipg new breeds. Beginners
ehouId choose the breed they IKE
hest stick to that breed, and Try 10
improve it. o,
vigor Of the flock is the first essen
tiaI to be considered. When starving
ont h1v ONLY the best and most Vlgof
ons fowls. and keep them and the peS'
snecimens of their progeny. nose
starting will find it advisable TO h",C'
with hens instead of incuDatorS' h'o09
is capablp Of teaching beginners
whole lot about raising chicks. Nhel
tho CHICKS are Matched they Shoui'
NOT he fed for two or three days
After that feed the chicks Tor 'IsoI
For rho first two or three days ate
being Matched the chicks need res
and warmth more than anything e'Se
After that their digestive organs nes'
to work, and the chicks must nav
nropcr kind of food. Nature mas give
the chicks a crop where the 1oou
first received. In this crop IS H"'
something like the saliva IN hu'I|
beings. This saliva acts upon III
food, softening it and otherwise pr
pairing it for digestion. The roc
then moves on to the stomach WheI
il is still acted upon by a fluid al
finally passes to the gizzard.
Dry chick feed, composed OF MAJ
fine grains, is good for the ht'
chicks. Oats in any form el'h
, rolled. steel cut or hulled, are spie
did feed. Chickens need plenty
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1909-10-15
Man Who Roughs It Best.

It is not really a paradoX-it is al
most a truism-that man who nor
mally has most comfort can rough II
hest when necessary. The reason for
this is probably that the very violence
of the contrast when the necessity
does come is a kind of incentive; 1t
reminds him that he is out for some
great service; that great events are
toward, that the sword Of Siegfried
Is being forged. On the other hand
the man who changes from compare
tive discomfort to what is only q
greater degree of discomfort has nc
such sense of defiance or exhilaration
He does not feel as though he were
specially put upon his mettle, and h
Is less reconciled to hardship for tn
curious, but adequate, reason that tn
contrast is weaker.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1909-10-15
USEFULNESS OF THE BIRDS
How They Preserve the Trees ano
Other Plants by Killing In
sects for Farmer.

Now and again some enterprlslnS
newspaper man eXpatiating on the
work of the Audubon societies, dlshes
m remarkable symposium regard
ing some undertaking of the Natural
association, or makes extraordinary
claims in respect to the usefulness OF
birds Then some doubling Thomas
very properly discounts the tale, ana
even expresses doubt as to whether
the birds, are, after all, so necessary
to mans welfare as the prOtectlonlsts
would have us believe. But the prac-
teal beneficial results OF the work OF
the birds have now been so long op'
served and so cOnclusively proven
that there is no longer any room 1or
doubt regarding their usefulness. De-
struction of trees and crops always
follows extreme depletion of the num-
hers of the smaller native birds. More
over conservation of birds produces
the opposite effect.
In 1S94-5 ! made experiments 10 at
tract birds into an old orchard III
Medford, Mass, says a writer IN Bar
timore American. Food and nesting
boxes brought the birds to the or
chard in considerable numbers. Ine
! succeeding summer apple-tree insects
n such as the cankerworms and the ten
caternillars were very abundant ant
, stripped the foliage from most OF tn
o apple trees, in the town; but NINE re
NAMED in good foliage and bore a.
o most the only full crop OF fruit L
# town that year, Similar experiment
year after year have demonstrate
,s clearly the dOllars-and-cents value
,t the birds in orchard and WOODLAND
But while my observations were III
I'd der way the German Baron Hans Vo
nv Berlepsch was carrying out, unknOW
-. TO me, a number of more eXtenSlN
and painstaking experiments in BIZ
nj. conservation on his great estate
III. Seebach, He secured results the
On. far more striking than my modest {
mo forts produced here. He studied Il
methods of attracting and feedil
on birds. and those of constructing ne
Nv. ing boxes and preparing bird shelter
es He carried out the game preser
itv principle with birds until he h
breeding on his home park of
acres about 1000 small birds, t
pairs of wild ducks, one pair of me
hens and one of grebes. Three HI
o5 dred nesting boxes hung up in
rsa grounds are all inhabited by birds.
,a1 his 400 acres of woodland there ;
NV 1000 nesting boxes.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1909-10-15
His Prize.Winninu Story.

The EngIishman was asked to speak
at the AL Fresco Dining club. He
arose, stuck his monocle in his eye
and told this story:
Il was in Chicago at dinnah, you
know" said he, "wheah they were to
give prize for the best story. One
fellah got up and told story and Saj
down. another told another story and
sat down, don't you know, then they
asked me to tell story. | arose anG
began:
"I am an Englishman with sense
9f humor!'
"And to my amazement, they gave
me the prize before l could say an
othah word You see what | mean"
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1909-10-15

children from eight to ten years Oh
ape the souvenirs were made by the
Quests from corn husks which they
Transformed into dolls. lace was
penciled on the green STUD Oh COLI H.
the husks made the dress and 'he SILK
carefully braided made the hair; bon
nets we're also made from the husks
These dolls were really charming
and the prize awarded for the best
was a delightful little booklet in when
corn husk dolly was the heroine; II
was written by a clever woman musi
clan This idea is just as applicable
for a "grown-ups' party as lor chi
dren, for never saw a NoIlidh !e'
whether she admitted it or not WIG
didn't like a chance to play dolls.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1909-10-15
For a Card Party.

AT a 800 party to which "a guests
were hidden, the hostess had these
refreshments: Nut sandwiches ioo,
ster salad, coffee, ice cream ana
small cakes. The sandwiches were
constructed of white bread cut eN
actly the size of a playing card. teo
hearts and diamonds were cut from
heats and stuck on the bread IKE
snots with butter. The ice cream
was rich vanilla made in bricks ana
Sliced like card ornamented WIN
hearts and diamonds cut from
Naraschino cherries. The cakes rep
! resented hearts. spades. clubs and ola
monds cut with specially made III
cutters. The place cards were tiny
packs of cards gilt edged. Ihey WERE
only an inch and half in length
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1909-10-15
MUCH EXCITED
ABOUT CASE
Mrs. Justice Refuses to Allow
Operation and Is Relieved by
Cardui, the Woman's
Tonic.

Pedro OIL suffered for 30 Hears
with weakness and female UoHo'e''
and nothing has done me SO mucn 5"''
&C Cardui." writes Mrs. Martin Is JUS
tice of pedro, O. Before ! TOOK al
dui the womans tonic became ;"
had that NV son who is physician,
wanted to have me operated on o"'
refused and gave Cardul uial' "".'
boen so weak could scarcely STAND on
my feet but had taken Cardul only Il
few DAYS when became so niue"
stranger. had prolapse and became
very much excited, but was greatly re-
,ioyed az soon as | began TO take Iar'
dui thank you again and again.
Cardui is pure vegetable extract
Of special benefit to women, at ln'
times when they need tome. fo'
over half century it has been IN uae
hv those who have known of its DenT-
fetal effects, and is today IN use "'
thousands of homes, where II reheVes
and prevents pain and brings oac"
strength and ambition. Safe. reliable
scientific, successful.
TRY Cardui, the woman S tonic
>OTE-The CHrdui Home freatmeh'
far wsmen, consists of Cardui W.
rhcdford's Black-Draught 'Iocl, "t
Veivo (50c), for the liver, ana ."ru"
sntis.p,ic ,5Oc,. These remedies nn"
Nv ,nSen .incIy, by themselves, II de-
lid. or three together. as a comp'r''
,.aatment for wOmen's Ills. Write 9"
urdies' Advisory Dept. Chattanoos
medicine Go" Chattanooga; na vn hoax
,Hn,,,. Trratment for Women sens ii
,jain wrapper. on request.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1909-10-15

Study TABLE sketch is possible even in homes where econ,
roheWo hvecen
lemon obtained from the grocer can OF WOOD er and mis-
OF all that required The
sion be purchased from carpenter for
oo often be found scrubbed and painted and
very of the board must be perfectly
smooth sand board
all rough lhen apply
desired Place the boxes the width
d an the boxes against the 'front.' cage or the
OF the nails are not long through the under
top 0 the boxes
hung around the ends across the
non front dainty touch
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1909-10-15
Cleaning Plumes.

A woman who has success in clean
ing ostrich and other feathers puts
cunful of Indian meal, half cupful OF
-four and three level tablespoonful OF
horax into a paper bag, and with it
one large or two or three small feath-
ers
These she shakes about until the
soil has disappeared from the feathers
and then she shakes them free from
the mixture. Fine knitted WOOL artl
cles and laces are sometimes cleaned
in this way.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1909-10-15
SHEEP RAISING PAYS GOOD
A. Present Princes There Is more
sMoney in the Industry Than Any
Other stock.


7 never stable my ewes during co!o
weather unless the animals are que 10
lamb, and only then when 1t IS very cry
cold In wet weather l leave 'he
Sheen house door open in daylight anu
find that the animals senera'lH o'" &c.,
in. writes R. F. Larew in American
Agriculture. On cold winter nIs",s
when il is raining close the lower
doors to keep the animals inside o"t
the upper doors are left open, eN's Io
in extremely cold weather. Sheep 40
hest with plenty of fresh an
As feed supply abundant a'5a ,
ond red clover, hay and corn FODDER
but change often, so the animals VIII
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1909-10-15
MAUD Muller" Parry

D.;,, those golden October days.
,,,tdonr and indoor parties coiii"'n0u
ava onitp the thing. A hostess ho'eu
for her originality invited her i''enu'
~ ",,and Muller" party. The ln'i-
tations said: informal; please co'ii'
IN conntrv costumes" AS she ilVea III
- suhrrb time tables were lhcloSeu
With the train marked that she Wlsheo
them 70 take. The hour was lNe' anu
= merry throng took the Tour ''"'h
tr.in An immense hay Wogan was dC
tho station. with the splendid Dls
horses gayly decorated and driven W
the regular farm men instead OF 'he
livericd coach and footman. lheie
,,.oro horns for the men, and the
hostess awaited them on the steps VI
tho mort cochere. Big straw mats
were given to the men with req llo-
hans and the girls had blue ones
Rakes with gilt handles were given
the girls. who We're thus a'Ilreu do
Inland NiulIeIs," and went forth TO
rake the hay on this chaflnihs sum
mpr dav which had gotten by mistake
into the fail calendar. :,
The girl who made the largest STACK
in ter minutes was awarded d p' Me
also there was a prize Tor the neat
est stack. The men SUperli'e"oe'
49, oa tnar q nloW was brought fOl
the men to try Their Skill with P''~o
" the straightest row, ana loF ,''
ono made in the quickest time. -
this time twilight was falling AM
quests watched the chickens ted ant
tho COWS MIXED. Then all adjomne
n the dining room. where a suptHou
sumner was served. everything eXceE
the meats being a product OF III
: Mace The decorations were mos
| unioue being likewise home produ
p tons. Gourds snail sqnashes an
t pumpkins were converted INTO mo-
K attractive flower holders. and the nov
n ers were wild purple asters ana go'
l. en- rod, the combination beng h'o
l. hanpv one. At half-alter elghl u
Il hay' wagon came to the door. anu
e drive of an hour was taken over u
n hardest of country roads ana I'LL
~ hack 10 the station in time for the L
~ o'clock tram. Al'ei""iu' !" w.
d. II over we all agreed that our no
| u
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1909-10-15
campaiqn Against IItiteracy.

The State Federation of W0mans
Clubs in Kentucky three years age
began a campaign against illiteracy. /,
formed los school improvement
leagues in the 119 counties of the
state and offered $500 as prize t.
the rural school that did the most tC
make itself model public schoo
The prize has just been awarded to
tile Buckhorn school in Owsley county
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1909-10-15
Cause of Sores.

Dirty collars and back pads are the
direct cause of gals and sores, and
any man should be ashamed to work
horse with a sore back or shoulder.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1909-10-15

Disease Preys on Young.
Three-fourths OF typhoid patients
ire under so.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1909-10-15
HUNTS CURE

Il the guaranteed cure for SKIN
diseases. If You suffer from any
such trouble, get b0x from
your druggist and be cured.
Don't suffer the annoyance OF
scaiy. itching, burning or pimpsT
diseases Of the skin when
20 cent box of HUNTS CURE
will relieve you. We guarantee
one box to cure any one ease
If 1t doesn't, you get your money
back without question. But one
box WILL cure. just yen fry w.
You can get 1t at your druggist
1t comes In the form Of save
and IN easily applied. Remem-
her one box II guaranteed 10
cure any one case OF
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-09-03

Ser 8elobrieitrager fling an 81
~begreifan.
sd bcnfe 10. Iieber WiiIer. CROP
genllg lit er iebenfaIIs Sa,u."
Gam 6atte man SusGorpus belicti
erreid)t.
Ser &oumiiiar oiinete sen TedeI,
idIoB i'm cher ioiortpieoer utrb mllr.
meltP:
.MIio pic ib es mir oadte: GbIo.
roform!"
~8ie meinen Sie?" iraste ser 81.
reftor.
Stun oifretc Der geamte Sen Softer
abermals unb bot Die beioen anoerell.
ndber5utreten: ein faoer, iiiBliter@c.
rud) ities ibnen baral,s entsegen.
.Gb! Gas mar bas i6eubIid)e
3eug!" rief WiilIer un1 tpan6te jib
iofort tpiebcr ab.
.Sapobl, Serr Miiller" - faate
nun Ser aommiiar ernIt - .oonfen
Gle Den beiAen Burden. SaB iie oies.
mobl etipas pctiacr plump 5u @erfe
gegangen limo. als cS ionIt 2eute
ibres Shlages 81 tbun pilegen -.
Soften mir, baB uns ser Goiier mog.
Iidit baIo aui lire Spur fiibrt!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-09-03
ginun55epanai a d {

Ginun53w a ma ia { a d { +
g @ensretter. Yrairie gu
Gbien. @is., bat einen 3anbioatea
fir bie Gurneeieide SeIoenmeoaiae
in Ser Berion bon Soiepb 2a 8apnc,
Der leit uielen Sobren am uier oes
WiiiiiippIiluiies wobnt uno an Der
N%ontonbriitc 5piident Hrairie ou
Gbien ultb Wc@resor aitgelteut ut.
SIM ealSen bat er einuneauaa3ig
9erionen pom Grtriltfen 9erettct.
&err Ga @apne betradptet Dies al5
einen Tbeil ieiner t1glid,en Mrbeit
unb fat iiir ieipe nnntbigen O!enItc
ME Uiientlid)e InerfennuI,g geludt.
Seitun9smann ais 8et.
ter. Inter S%intaniesung ieines
eisenen 2ebens rettcte George s.
9urba bon springfield. ., elm Sci.
tungsnnnn, 6ie 5lu6lnabriae Gatbe.
rine Wertie bon berieIben StlSt Don,
grtrinfen. 0as NaSden mar i'm
Wao Hiper bel SnDoeroile beiin pa.
zen in cine ticie Stele geratben unS
untergeiunfen, uro als Yurba, Der
tort CUR 3eit fnnpirt, Saranf auf'
mertiam semaft tpuroe. 5oJcrte er
feinen @lgcnbIid, in Die Tieie 5u tau'
den, uno eS eelane ihm aad einiger
Sdppierisfeit, Sas MaSdcn Dem nal'
fen @rabe 5u entreiBcn.
Sdmeres Geib. Gin ebenIo
idredIider wie beSauernsapertber
llnial trua Sib in @ount EIeaiant
nabe Monroe, @is., 81. Ser Gar-
mel Clinton &erber tSStete ieinen
Sobn oeriebentlid nit elmer 8inoe,
mai9ine auf Dem &aferfeloe. Der
RIeine mar cine babe Meile Don 81
&ouie ,peggelauien un6 Duroe bon
Dem Batter, 6eiien eanse Auimeris
famfeit bic idtpere Gseloarbsit in Nr-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-09-03

mirten SdugIelltcn clnen Winf IN.
IieB tic nod ciumaI 0as Gan5e Sals
obillten. @ie iid) bcpcuSlteIlte. oJnr
ieoen griols.
Iann trcultrn ii6 sc bcibcn Ser
rem. mno Sie NngcIcgcEDc.t mar Dor
lduii9 erleoigt $3.50.
Sim Iadmiittoge beSicibcn Scaes
mohten 5Dci Iaaidbrcr. Die OH ser
Woricnopr,cr 9aNoitroBe in5ren.
fur5 Dintcr biciem Gorie cine i%Cnoer.
bare Gntbefuna:
SIN G~ouiiecgrlbcn ctpa 0rcibun.
Bert Sdrit.e hintcr Dem Ietten &ailie
bes TorieS. iobcn lic einen Wnnn.
Ger Die Uniform or Yoiibenmtcl
trug. anid)eineno in tlciem Shlaic
Iiegcn. Sic itic9en bon Den NGGern.
traten on hcn Mcnu beran mo JUDI.
tn i'm ~ h5uriittcln. Nah piclcn
9emiibunaen 1elal,9 i5len Dies aud,.
Ter Yoitbcamte iab 5unld,lt ga1j
berltort nm i'd crho5 lid aber oanM.
nenn aud, idaperiduia unb miibiam,
unb tprfclte. Die beiOcu MaOiabrcr,
Sic i'm iii: betrlunfel bielten, flint.
merten lid, Senn alld niht Deiter
um i'm. ioroern iestcn ibren @e3
fort. 49,. '
.Sa, Miiucr! lin bes Simmcls
piuen! @o fommen Sic bem Ct.
gentIid bcr2" iroste Der Eoitoiref.
tor, ais brIcIbe Yoitbcanite, nod i'm.
mer. bulb i'm 3raune, etlpa eins
Stun6e ip1ter baS MmtSsimmex Be-.
irat = limo Sic betrunfen. @ann2
@ie icben lie benn nur aus! Setel
sic iid crit mall"
SD weiB BON nidts. Serr Yoii.
bireftor!" entgegnete Muuer uub
nabm idnperf1uig Ylnt.
rWas beiBt bas? Saeen sic NAL:
lit Sbnen nidt mobl? @oaen sic
ctlpaS trinfcn?"
~Sa. Gin GIas @aiier, ipcnn id
bitten bari"
nSier trinfen Sie!" er reidte inn
elm @las iriiden 8aiIers = LIMB
nun iogen Sic mir suuddlt, pober
Sic fommen."
Ser @elobrieitrdger tranf unb
atbmete bann etlpaS crIeidtert aui:
Wins aus Warienborf fom-
me i'd"
.Mus W~aricnSori2 Sa. damn.
mie iino Sic henn babin eefommen2"
.Sas peiB ih nid)t, Serr Toit.
bireftor."
~uminn!" Ser Yoltoirettor ,purae
u%neeonloIa - MAIDEN Sic iett feline
iaulen IuSrcoen. Sic iteben Dor
Sbrem 8u' 9eiesten uno baben oie
@abrbeit Su iasen -. Saben sic
aetrnnfen3"
.Nidt einen Trcpicn."
~Sd0n. $50 baben sic Shire 80.
fhe. oaS @eIb2"
gs ihien, oIs bemerfte Wiiuer
erit oas GebIen ieiner 8eIotaide.
Gntiest sriff er nod Ger Steue, an
Der err iie ionit gu traeen pileste, uno
enteesnete nun in tIGsIidem Gone:
-Tas peiB i'd aud niAt .&err 81.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-09-03

CO ram leiil, DaB lW sic baio Dit0er
teiegrap6iih ruien laiien muB."
Cine Stun0e ipdter mar oir Inter.
iudung bereits in polem @arge.
Ger GeIobrieitrGScr irar nod INNER
nidt auriidgefeIrt. un0 man muBtc
tunmebr elltpeOcr nit elmer 9robet
Yiliftperlcsuug, ooer aber nit Ell.
nem 8erbreden. bas an W'iucr be.
ean9en Durbe. redlucn.
Ser ariminaIfcmmiii6r uno SIR
ToItoireftor be9abeu lih nnh DEM
Saule ~SInhcnitraBe II, eriubren le.
bod aui lore Natirage, baB Nlc.
mnllb oeu allen befonnteu 9rleitrager
bort 9eieben bate.
Ser Yostier, ser i'm 4eGer Ses
SuiiieS cir 9oblengeid1it betrieb.
sudte nit oen Sd,ultern ullb erflar.
te, aud feinen i~rgenbgpie pcroGd)ti.
gen WeniNen Dor Dem Snuic oOcg
in Der MGne beobndte: 3u babcn.
nSoben Sic auh ionit Nielnano
bcmerft" - ira9te Der apmmiiiGr -
Der in Der neunten Stunoe oas
Saus betreten o0er pcrlciien hnt9"
~Wcpik. Die 9icnitboten oes
&auieS. Der 9epeid,enbote. Ole Mnge.
itelten bss Serrn Nehtsanluultcs
uno -"
rMun unb? 9eiinnen Sic iid
hoh mall" orans Der Gonlmiillr
in i'm.
Ser &oyienbGnbler iiberIeate:
nSa - 5lpei @eihIitSbolen. Die
aui einem flelnen SanSmuscn einen
&oiier braG)ten."
.So?" Der &ommiiidr wurS,
nadbcnflidy - .einen gcoben So.
isr?"
Ser G~ommiiiGr notirte etluus ii
lcinem @uue ml0 iragte babel:
uSaecn Sie... no miirOe Ser
Softer abgcg3cn2"
Ger aot .enbn1oIrr frcl,te i'd bin.
fer 6en Obren:
.Sa oas mar mobl Elm SIR.
tbunl. Der 0oiir iolltc 81 einenl
&errn 9rouie, oScr 10 dbnlid). Scr
Serr pobnt aber nid)t IN oielen
Sauie. 9ie Burden batten rbn lholl
abselaoen ul'o in ben SauStlur 0e'
iteut. 9tad, einigr Seit fob ib oanl,
DAB iie ibn wieoer oufluoen. lto
alti n,eine Sra9e meinten iie: es
miile tpobl ein Scrieben porlieg m,
Ser Softer ioIlte wabriheinlih nod
ser 2inienitrabe unb nidt naf Der
9iubenitrabe,"
.Sm )" Ser 3cmmiiiar ifriel
pie0er et1ras = .ttun. oieie Chat
iade bat nobI AUDI nidts nit ur'
ierem ,San 5u tbun :. Die lungell
2eutc iino baum micocr iortoeIab.
ren2"
.Su. @nbriheinIid mad Der
2iuicnItrabe" - meinte Der aoble'l'
bGn6lcr.
.sdyon. limb icnit miiien gle
nidts?"
Stein. Serr."
.@utl Sd Sanfe Sbnen."
Ser sscnmiiiar oa5 3wei unifor'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-09-03
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"The Gridiron." 2 pad p.

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geloe 49,"
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allmm haI'en Sic sic beioen abae-
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Sobn niebcr!
Mit Sicicm 8orte miteIlte ser Yoit.
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reht; aber ga es iein Beirut mar. al
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Den beioen.
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in fir3er Seit Die Stelle erreidt. oil
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niebereempnnenen Greunbe WiiIler
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sic oortl TerieIbe Softer 49,"
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