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The Washington herald., 1909-10-16
ANENT PUBLIC MEN.

Mr.. virgins school of Flying.
From the Chicago Reoord-HeEsld.
Wilbur Wright has opened q school Of aviation.
The time IS probably near when people VIII b
taught 20 hy BY correspondence.
The Washington herald., 1909-10-16

October looks and acts the part all
right. anyway.
The Washington herald., 1909-10-16

What Oklahoma garden Of
cranks?" Why. Mr.. President
The Washington herald., 1909-10-16

The Presidents aid-CapE. Butt
To all Frenchihed grub says, Tut.
tutr'
What we want is conpCne,
Cabbaee billed. and hambonel
Other things from our menu we'vs
cutf RALPH LEE.
The Washington herald., 1909-10-16
PoIsons of the Countryside.

Autumn wanderers afeld should beware
Of the poison ivy and the poison sumac.
They invite gathering for decoration be-
cause OF their brilliant coloring. The
poison ivy is OF two kinds, the creeping
and the low growing. generally found
along stone walls and in low jungles.
The former trails over the tree trunks
and by the careless may easily be mis-
taken for Virginia creeper, though it re-
quires but slight botanical knowledge 10
dinerentiate them. A too close approach,
even without contact, will produce dis
tressing consequences in the case Of
some susceptible persons. While distance
may not lend enchantment, il IS yet
condition Of safety in their contempla-
ton. The harmless sumacs take on very
rich autumnal tints. but the poisonous
variety far surpasses them in this re-
spect. In fact, It's exceeding beauty be-
trays its presence. and utters its warn
ing to the initiated The ivy that is per-
mitted 70 grow along the highways and
fences is perhaps the most dangerous Of
all. because its lowliness tends 10 make
II unnotced among the other shrubbery.
The Washington herald., 1909-10-16
Some EARLY Aviatorn.

Our modern aeronauts receive rewards
for their successes. But their earliest
predecessor who failed was punished.
This was Wang tn. a Chinese mandarin.
who. about ZOO B. c., having constructed
pair Of large parallel and horizontal
kites. seated himself in a chair fixed
between them. while forty-seven attend
ants each with a candle, ignited forty
seven rockets placed beneath the appa-
ratus- But the rocket under the chair
exploded burned the mandarin. and SO
angered the emperor that he ordered a
severe padding for Wang Then there
IS left IN stone a partial account Of ex-
Qeriments by Man-U. an Assyrian priest.
who attempted 70 fly from the temple OF
BaaL The next victims OF aviation were
certain criminals. whose arms and legs
the ancient Leucadians annually fitted
with wings Of various design and who
We're then hurled from Rock Of Sappho's
Leap boat awaiting them IN the sea
below TO give them liberty should they
succeed In solving the problem. The first
fatality OF the kind IN the present era
seems to have been a Roman. who dur
ing the reign OF Nero. attempted 10 fly
high In the air over the External City
with a pair OF wings at Perouse. fell
upon the top OF ST. Nary's Church. and
broke his leg. The prior Of Tongland
IN 1910, before the court OF Stirling
donned feathered wings, and. leaping
from tower OF the castle. fell into a
heap OF refuse.
The Washington herald., 1909-10-16
Wieldedfsr
AsUplih.
TWO CENTS
WHEN WOMEN CONE INTO THEIR OWN.

Drawn BY Jackson Ralston.
The Washington herald., 1909-10-16

DIT. William B. Lamb. OF Chicago, an
enthusiastic automobiles, who is al the
Shoreham. speaking of a trip through
Manitoba, said last night:
I'VE stopped at little inn near the town
OF Hargrave. found In the inn the land
lord End another man They sat side by
side on a bench. They were both very
old
Excuse me. landlord said but can
you tell me how far it is to Brandon
THE old man Jumped up and hobbled
behind the bar.
Bran6yg he said IN a thin quaver.
Yes. indeed. sir; and very fine brandy
II is
He put the bottle and glass before
me.
I asked you said I more loudly, how
far il is 10 BrandOn?'
The best brandy. OF course, sir be
answered I don't keep nothing but the
best
I'm despair I turned from this dear
veteran to the other man on the bench.
Look here said. can you tell me
how far it IS to Brandon?
The other old man, with a grateful
look, rose and limped hastily up TO the
bar.
Thanks. SIR he said; I don't care II
I do"
The Washington herald., 1909-10-16
cAsTRoNoMIc.

BEDLoE BEY.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-09-17
TWICE
and Then SUED

jamestown, Sept 17--Tt has been
"out Of the frying pan into the FIRE, and
out Of the fire into jackpot" for Chas
coughlin Of sharlow, who has gained
a vast amount Of information concern
ing the jamestown courts of law In
the past three days
Coughlin was arrested on the in
stance Of one Johannes, who charged
him with an unprovoked assault. Fine
and costs, $3.50.
Coughlin had hardly had time to
reach his farm when he was served
with notice Of $4,000 suit for dam
ages begun by Johanness
Hardly had he recovered from the
effects Of this shock when the sheriff
hove I'm sight once more with a warrant
for his arrest on charge of attempt
Ing to make q breach OF the peace Ii
is claimed that he has been carrying
. revolver and threatening the life of
his neig41bor, Johannes Cou9hlin il
now waiting trial on the last named
charge.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-09-17

1 A fraternity still in its infancy. but
growing rapidly and giving promise al
nealthfuI and well developed maturity
is the Modern Brotherhood of America
The local lodge like the general organ
izafion and the hundreds Of other local
bodies, scattered in almost every state
OF the union, has developed rapidly
since II was first brought into exist
ence.
i At present the Fargo lodge has a
membership OF 22s active and enthus-
iastic workers who are doing all In
their power to develop their organfza-
ton and putting IL ON q basis that will
make 1t one Of the finest insurance
and mutual benefit institutions in the
city. While, as is the case with prac-
tically all lodges during the summer
months, the work In the local body is
quiet at the present, 1t is planned to
institute great campaign for mem
bership during the coming fall months
which will raise the membership to
at least 900.
Insurance Predon1Inate Feature.
The prime object OF the Modern
Brotherhood Of America is the pro-
viding OF benefits for loss Of life, sight,
limbs and the pensioning of old age
OF its members This organization was
first instituted In Mason City, Ia, sew
eral years ago, but soon spread to al
most every state in the union. At the
present time the lodge has member
ship in this country OF 121,5S7, and is |
still climbing.
While insurance is the prime motive |
OF the lodge It is by no means the |
only feature which makes membership |
attractive. This is especially true of /
the local body which pays considerable
attention to the social and fraternal /
side Of the work. This is made doubly
attractive by the fact that women as
well as men may become members Of
the lodge with the privilege of holding
office. In fact the female members are
placed upon the same plane with the
male members.
During the winter months the social
features are paid much attention to-
5anquets, on the occasion Of the ini-
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-09-17
BANKERS Wind
UP CONVENTION
CLOSING SESSIONS HELD IN CHI
cAGo TODAY--JAMEs 3. FOR
GAN rs PRINCIPAL SPEAKER.

Chicago. Sept Bankers, repre-.
senting every state in the union mel
today la closing sessions of the thirty
fifth annual convention Of the Ameri-
can Bankers association In the Audi
torium theatre here.
An important feature OF the days
programme was an address BY James
B. Forgan, president Of the First Ma
tional bank Of Chicago, on The Efficacy
and the Limitations of Bank Super
vision by Examination. and Respon-
sible Source or Bank Management.
Reports from various sections and
from the standing law and federal leg
islative committee were given atten-
ton.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-09-17

better because Of the object in hand.
These pupils all do chores at home.
and walk at least one mile to school
and mind you these are the buddanr
citizens who win still be doing rood
wrk at 70 and 80, whether Ii be IN
the courts or in the Offices. They are
storing up staying power.
But, / hear the toot-toot OF .he
threshiRg engine. We have waited So
long, for help to man the machines ID
scarce. The crops promised SO finely
that the men kept raising their prices.
But the mill man found the grain
shrinking both in quality and quantity.
Hot days had fastened the ripening
and the berry shrivelled some, so II
does not I'LL the bushel basket so
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-09-17
THE MODERN BROTHERHOOD OF AMERICA

tiatlon OF d class Of candidates. littI,
! parties and entertainments and hos
/. OF other pleasant events entertainet
the members during last winter and
this feature viii be made more promi-
nent this year.
Last spring membership campaign
was closed which resulted In bringing
into the local body a large number OF
members and a total of HIS into the
order In general.
Organized In 1900.
It was in 1900 that the local order
was brought into existence.
Field workers of the supreme lodge
came 10 Fargo In that year and inter-
ested several persons In the PROPOSE
tion. These interested others and An
ally meeting was held and a charter
applied for. This was granted during
the same year
Shortly before the organization OF
the lodge President Mckinley was as
sassinated--a deed which cast a gloom
over the entire country. At the meet
ing Of organization ii was the unani
nous expression OF the members that
the lodge be named after the martyred
president and 1t was called Mckinley
lodge No. 992.
The M. b. "A. meets twice a month
on the first and second Thursdays--
In Prizes hall. The lodge is well equip
ped with the necessary paraphernalia
to make the work attractive and inn
II is well Differed by some
of the leading men and women of the
city and its business is conducted in a
most commendatory manner.
The Officers.
The officers serving at the present
line are as follows:
Presidential. L. Woodmark.
Vice President--Mrs. Zebell.
Secretary-F. e. Paine.
Treasurer. p. johnson.
Chaplain--Mrs. o. s. Canniff.
Conductor-H. Calkins.
Physician-Dr. p. FL. Burton.
Watchman-Mrs. ]. Dalney.
Trustees-Messrs. Orbom, Bassett |
nd dollhouse.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-09-17
readily, and No. i hard i scarca

|'sNA4A ~ eRAA1 4Nys1 Z IItAIW 10 SC&FNea
So the-separator man says How VIII
You pay each man $4 day. and we
think Of the COS. when 81 a day
brought young men out or every town.
University students are hustling nrar
me and hurrying to get through before
the new president calls the classes to
order about Sept. 20.
But, enough-when you come duck
hunting to Deep river and ,Newburg
don't forget that all our sloughs and
creeks are gay with ducklingS this
year Hunt the loop from yelva to
the boundary, get an old-timer for a
guide, ex-Sherif Pitts or Gus Luke
viii give you good time, and tell
YOU OF then and nov. Cor. "A.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-09-17
Moody's Great shoe gala

a. 7. Moody's shoe sale commences
tomorrow morning over $4,000 worth
of ~ and 81 shoes la ladies', misses
and children,s to be sold at csc and
s1.48. This will be the Largest and
best line ever offered In E'argo dit sucl,
low prices. Read advertisements III
todays paper. a r. Moody.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-09-17
FIRST SUPREME CHIEF OF PYTH.
Ian SISTERS.

Mrs. Ida M. Jayne Weaver OF Seattle.
Wash, who was the first supreme chief
Of the Pythian Sisters. says that with
the entrance Of that organization into
philanthropic work she thinks it win
grow to be one Of the strongest socie-
ties OF women In the world. The order
was founded in Warsaw Ind. In 1883.
She was chief officer for ten years, and
when she left the organisation it was
$4,000 strong.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-09-17
PosTMIsTREss WITH 4 RECORD

Miss Clara Mortimer of Crysta
Springs, Miss aided by her sister
Miss Celida Mortimer. has held tn.
position OF postmaster at. that plac.
for fourteen years. The late inspector
Mr.. Charles Fitzgerald. said their offies
was the best kept in the state. It
not only efficiently managed, but i'm
maculately and attractively kept. botf
the capable business woman and ths
admirable homekeeper being proclaim
ed In its appointments.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-09-17
ADVERTISEMENT.
The Truth About Benzoate Of Soda

President Remsen Of Johns Hopkins University
residing the following editorial POST August
- declared TO be the exposition of
ne entire bnzOate Of soda situation prints
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-09-17
a NEEDLESS SCARE.

The Faaciss Of the poison Squad" Post Suggests
an Experiment In making Over" Unfit Food Material.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-07-14
Wosart bei Humpabpur.

&ilr5lid lit Wo5arts u3ol1beriio=
te" nod elmer langen 8auIe mieoer
III 8aris aufgefiibrt noroen. Die
Heueinitloirl1ng gibt Ben oAnnales"
NnlaB al oen Ml1fentbalt
oes &omponiiten in 8aris 81 erin=
ner11. SIM Sabre 1853 batten @olf-
gang Woaart nno ieine S6ipeiter,
nit oenen 2eopolo Mo5art bamal5
groBe &eiien unternabm, IN 8oris
geipielt, nno AM Iesten Gage oeS
Sabres botten Die Mo5arts cine Gin
laonng gu Dem groBen Set am fonig-
lihen 9pfe erbolten. Ser fleine
@olfga1g itano BET Dem Diner sur
REMEMBERING Der fra1l5oiiiden Ser
rem binter oen&onigin plauoerte nit
ibr uno fiiBte ibr pieoerbolt bic
Sanoe, pabreno lie ibm o[erba1o
SiiBi9feiten 5uitedte. @s blieb jebpd)
bel ben aiiHen, nit ofnen Der flcsnp
@olfgang Die @dnoe Der a6nigit
beoedte, un6 Sen siiBigfeiten, bic ee
Don ibr erbielt; Der eriebnte Saltfelt
2~ouisoors oagegen blieb aus, io[dnge
Die Mo5arts au6 narten modten.
Sis 5u1n s. Sanuar blieb 9eopclo
Wto5art nit ieinen beioen @u11oer=
finoern in geriailles; es mrtroei,
&on3erte bel pielen 9onlen oes Softs
gegeben, aber n%irgenos finbet iid Gin
geahpeis bariiber, ooB Muoame
Bompaoour, bie iih ibrer boltptiGde
lid on5unebmen idien, ibnen irgen0
Elm n%ennensmertes @eidenf gemabt
bette. @ieaeiht ltonmen bon ibr
Die IL 2onis, bon oenen 9eopoi6
Wo5art er5ablt, es iei oaes, mas
er in 8eriailes gemonnen babe. 3ie
@olfgang bel Ser 9ompooour ipieltp,
bat feline Sbmeiter Namnerl er51blt.
8olfgang Mo5art mar bon Ser 8om-
paoour gar niht 10 begeiltert mie iein
Softer, oenn als er bel Dem aon5ert
iein Stid geipielt batte, bob mlll
i'm auf ben Gid, oamit Die Yom=
paoour i'm better betraften Tonne.
@etreu ben Inmeiiungen ieines Sa-
ters, belt er ibr in grpartltng eines
Suites Die @ange bin. Die erlpar-
tete 2~iebfolune blieb ieood aus, ip.
BOB er in Die @orte ausbroI
u@as lit bos fir cine 5rau, oie mid
ni6t fiiiien mill Sot mid bod Sic
&aiierin ielblt aefiibt!@
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-07-14

= @iaiam s. @rpan bat Sem
Graiioenten geidrieben uno i'm ge=
beten, ben 2egislaturen nod Gil
ENHANCEMENT our gerfoifung borlc=
gen gu laiien, oas Die @obl Ser
Sertatoren ourh Dos @olf ororbnet.
4us @ai6ington miro eelnel-
Oct, es neroe mabrfbeinli6 bis
gum l.. Iugult omiern1 ebe Der Ia-
riff erleoiet iein meroe.
@us &arlsbab in gobnten
miro gemeloet, oaB Der bort sur
Sur peilenoe ct. 2ouier 8ralierfiirlt
aoolpbus guid ieinen iieb8ieiten
@eburtstag begangen bot. Git
Seier fano i'm eueften 5amilicu=
freiie itatt. ltnge8dblte @ludpiii6e
liefen bel Serrn 8ui1 ein. Gin goll-
5es 8inoel &abel=@ ratltlationen eaal
aus ben Ser. Stanten.
- Sames Il. Sammis ons Sc
mars in Soma tit gum ugralteo gu.
Ter" Ser CHS erndblt noroen. 3ie
nahite &%onbention finoet IN Detroit
1tott.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-07-14
500 gelpbnuna. / 0

Die 2eier bieIer 3ettuns iperben it'd
@freuen, gu erfabren, bab es ipeni9lten5
cine 9efiirdtete &ranfbeit siebt, reltbe
Die @iienfdaft in all ibren Stufen gu
beilen imItanbe lit; 9an &atarrb@&ur
1T Die ein8ise iebt Der dr5tliden 8ritoerz
i6aft befannte politibe Sur. &atarrb err
forbert als cine &onititutionsfransGe:t
cine fonititutioneIe 8ebanbluue. Sars
&atnrrb@&ur pirb tnnerli6 genpmmelt
nnb ntrft brett atf bag 8fnt nno bie
l6leimieen Sberfldden beg Sbtems .SoS
blr6 Die @rnnblaee Der &rai1fbeit 8ers
ltDrenb rnb benz Rntienten &raft eebeno,
inbem tie Die &%onititutipn bes &0rpers
aufbart unb Der Mntur 5u ibrem @erfe
bilft. 9ie gi9entiimer 9aben 10 niel Ser
trauet1 5u ibren 5%eiIfrdften, baB 1ie 100
9oaars 8elobnuns fir ieben Saa ans
bieten, ben lie at furieren berfeblen. 2aRt
gu6 cine Site bon 3eugniiien fommeil.
Wtan aorefiere:
S. S. gbeneb& 60. SpIebo, 8 !.
@erfnuft bon allen @potbefen, 75c.
9au's Samilienzginen ftt1b Die beiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-07-14
Mn bas Yublifm,,t.

Der 9mI Drug Store, an Ser Dit
Commerce StraBe $50. 226, 1tcbt
iebt inter Ser 2eitung bon 90. u.
glaoin uno SO. 6. Glarfe. llnIer
Eager lit boaItdnoig unb mir fiibre,l
MIR Die beiten uno frii6eiten 9ro-
guen.
@ir oanfen sbnen fir Sbre 6is-
berige <noi6aft unb bitten uns Die
ielbe aub in 3ufunft 8u erbalten.
9enft ooran mir lino Ser ur-
Ipriinelide Gmt State Orig Stpre
bpn Sun Mntpnip.
Sic meroen better uno biaieer be-
oient peroen in
SIZE Dull Drug Store,
226 Sit-Gommercp ctr.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-07-14

lerti1en YIdnert gu mtbnlen. n1S47
ging i'd neeen gei6madter @eluuo=
belt na6 Der Sniel Sebmarn MD
CAB mein Imt ouf. 9ort babe id
fiinf Sabre gearbeitet, I'M oo5
@auptmerf meines 2ebens 5u pollelt=
Ben, oeiien Mol uno 3iel mir nab
1tno nod oeutlider mltroe. Sd leb=
te meitte ean5e &roft 6orm unb Die
@riparniiie ~arbeitsreider Sabre Dor
Der. 8as babe ib fir mein Soeol
getan. Ms id ben erltejt
8anb oes Quidborn an Ger
pinus ididte, 90 NOR aroft ano
8elo aae. IS tit nidt 81 perlpltt=
bern, BOB mir feline roi6e @ntmort
aus ben Sanoen fiel un0 itultoen(onJ
Dor mir on SrBboben lag, bis ein
Sreuno erldien uuo iie oufbob. Sd
batte IN Dem 8rief oes ltrengen Sri
tifers MIR eeleien: uSbr 8ub miro
iein mie sic Sole in Der 8iiite."
9al1n leete id MIDI miioe au @ett
uno Tag Elm bulbes Sobr."
Ser Guidborn fono IN ben &rel-
len oes golfes balo fru6tbarert 30
ben. I%enBerungen Der 2iebe lltO
oes Danfes oraneen gu oem 0ihter,
ser oopon tief geriibrt mllroe. G1es
or6 inter ben @elebrten erfannte
mo balo Die 8eoentung oes @erfe5,
10 oaB i'm Die Bonner uniperl;tot
gum @brenoofter ernmnte, uno I'M
ter Ben @ebtloeten eepam es eiua
itd1oige 5%ltnebn1enoe Gerbreituug.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-07-14

oieies trii6en @intermorgenS, lag as
an ieinem perlonliden 9efinben-
er fiiblte ii6 na6 ben ieelif6en gr-
regungen Der lebten Gage bel1te
rei6li6 abgeipdnnt = ieoenfoGs Elm
meideres &egen mar bo uno lie3
it'd nidt mebr obneiien.
,slnmerfort itono ibm in oicler
5tunoe "ltriel's 9tlo Dor @uge1l De-
mittig, reuepoa, nit ienent gehei=
men Sleben i'm Slid mie BEL i6ruar
letten 8~etiammeniein. ltnb es
lronnte linn plbbli6 betB ouf Ser
Geele, bob er 10 bart gemeienL oaB
er obne ein leiies 3eiden BON 2ieoe,
pbne ieoes Abi6iebsport BON ibr
qeQangen mar.
@enn nun Elm lti1gliidli6er 3n=
fall = Sab, meg NIT iol6em bite
rel @eoonfenl 4uf sic 9iIton5 l1nb
intr 5lpeimaliger <gelpe6iel! @ber
- la6erli6! : oie olberne Gpr=
ltellraa febrte INNER mieoer 5l1riiGs.
SINNER mteoer Hang ibm oie1eS oh.
ld,cl(!de u@enn MIN aber oo6l" I'M
Chr. llno Damn? @enn er piet-
,eidt 10 fin imner BON ibr geao-
gen nor, menl1 lie i'm nidt mebs
lebeno mieoerieben Iolte, per5fpe:t-
lunespoa an ieiner 8obre fnicen
niirbe, on ser Sabre oes @elieb-
ter, Ser iid i'm @rou, obne Elm @ort
oea Ger5eibens nno Der 2iebe ppr
ibr genla6t butte?
Gs itieg ploblid %iieoenbeiB in
@isano out nno cine qnalpone llll-
ru';e audte in ieinem &oper. @oti
iei 9onf, ooB lie e6en om &enoe8.
nous ongelanet narerl. Sin Der Use
gefreu5llng 6ei Der Signalfidte biell
id)on Ser moere @aeen. S6ncll
itieecn Die Serren aus uno legtcr
oc1 Heit bes @eges, flint Minutell
noIoeinmarts, gu SUB 5uriid.
(S~ortlebnl1g folgt.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-07-14
Sab Mntter luna iuerben.

ugs bieIt idmer, ben punoer5a-
rem @ebiel in Wutter 81 iibertret-
ben, ieit iie anfing electric 8itters
81 gebrauden", idreibt Mrs. 8. 8.
@ilpatrif bon 0enper. uSbgfeid)
iiber 10 Sabre i6eint iie mieoer jung
81 merben. Sic lit felt 20 Sabren
an llnperonalidfeit nnb fonnte lpe.
Der eifen, trinfen nod i6lafen. Die
Doftoren eaben iie auf uno feline We-
6i5in idlue on, Bis electric 8itters,
oieies @unoer BET ibr bepirfte.1 DaS=
lelbe belebt ane Srgane, furirt
9eber= uno Nierenleioen, bringt
S6lat Starfe uno @ppetit. Nur
so Gts. bel alien DruegiIten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-07-14

BE 8aiie gutter 9fabm miro init 2h
lln5en Butter aufeefodt, 6atn riilrt
mon einen rei6Gtden 2offel Mebl
binein uno riibrt Dies iiber Selter,
Bis it'd Ole 0foiie bonn Sopfe loit.
@a6oem Dies erfoltet lit, meroen 3
gier nno na6 @ei6mad 8uoer=
5uder oarlllter geriibrt. 9ieie Mai=
lie miro iiber oos Sbit geeoiiet, ebe
Der &ll6en gebaden lit. 9ieier miro
Nun iofort in oen Diem gegeben uno
bei gutter Site gebadett, na6ber init
beiBer Butter iiberpmielt uno nit
3uder beitreut.
samrer @abmsnf. = Ser Ha0nr
miro nit etnas Sbltioft BON ser
Sorte oes &ld)ens permtiht, nit
4 bis 5 @ioottern, 3ufer u1o
3immet permiidt u1o iiber BEN Sui
den eegeben, mellll oerielbe beinabe
gar tit, 10 ooB Der SUB MIR oid(i6
miro.
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9amfiasnns.

Die @inoer uno 9ruoer oes Der,
ltorbenen Setter Sdiffers itotten
hermit ibren tiefgefiiblten 9anf ab,
fir oie pielen idonen 9Iumenb fo-
mie ber3li6en @orte Der &eilnobnlc.
8%eionoern Can't oen Wtitglieoern oes
ct. SoiepbS 8ereins unb oeS &roll-
Observation-Disclosures, fin lire regs
Seilnabme am 8~egrdbnis uno erie.
REM fir oos ihone 9ieo am @robc.
Die traaerneen Sinterbliebenen.
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Gnalcn at gferbe.

sir 5ebn Sobre fonnte id teir
Bfero reiten, obne Qualen ourf
@dmorrboioen aus5ubalten," idreibt
8. 8. Napia, BON Struggles, Gp.,
uNa6oem ale 9oftoren uno Weoi-
5ienen bergebli6 marer, fnrirte rif
9udlling @rnico Salbe." l1nfeblbat
fir Samorrboioen 8ranoml1noen.
Gerbriibungen, S6nitttpunoen, 9eA-
len, Sieber=@ eihmiire eczema, Sal5-
fluB uno Siibnerougett. 25 Gts. So
rontiet our9 ole 9ruagilten.
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@ahniinniae Ginbrederfnrdt.

5reo Stop bon 8alton, O., Elm 35
Sabre alter Mai6iniIt, feuerte fiir5-
li6 Moreens in aler Sriibe bier
Sbiifie auf ieiilen ~6iabriaen Sobn
Serbert ob, ben er, 90 er idlafwan=
oelno fih inn Sauie beru1ngetriebelt,
fir einen Ginbreher sebalten bate.
9as &ino Itarb na6 merigen Milnl-
ten in ben Mrmen ieines 8aters.
ser iiber BEN @orfaa auBer iid lit.
Wann unb Srau lagen I'M tiefea
Sfjlafe, als Die 5rali etipa 8pci
Stunoen nod Mitternadt our6 Gin
@erdnih aufgemedt mur0e. Sn DER
Weinung. oaB ein ginbred)er I'M
Sauie iei. pedte Tie pen Wantl. Der
iofort sur Ilinte ertft Die Ireppe
binunter nod benz @mpfangs6immer
BON no aus @erdui6 fam, iid be-
gab ulo bier S6iiiie abfeuerte. Grit
als Der &nabe nit Dem Iusrufc:
% 9apa, 9apa, bor auf!~ %iterbeno
nno blutiiberitromt 5ii ieinen 6iiBer
nieoeritiir5te, pur0e Der 8ater 81
Ieinem eroBten Shmerse oes unieii-
gen WeiBgefhides getpabr. 8eincuo
uno iarnmerub trug er feinen Stebling
nad Der Office bes beriahbarten Or.
s.. 50. Cobb, mo- Dos &ino auf Dem
9perationstiide itarb. @Ge bier
aligeln batten eetroffen. 8oli5ei lno
Coroner iino iiber5euet, ooB Der @a-
ter fir Die gridieBung ieines Sph-
mes nidt berantiuortlif geulad)t per-
BEN fam.
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@erlanat -6arrnarbetter, ser oas
Gritnblid beritebt, BET beut-
ider SamiIie. beItdnoige @rbeit
5000 per Sabr nit Soft, 2ogiS INTO
@dide. @ntporte iofori. More'ie:
5ranf Seliner, 8or 276, Coma. Ser.