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The Dickinson press., 1910-10-22
UNJUST CRITICISM OF
COMMISSIONER Mckenzie

Taylor, N. D.. October goth, 1910.
M. l. Ayers.
Dear SIR
In last weeks issue of Die Zukunft,
printed in your city, | happened to note
an article which reads something like
this: 1T is indeed q shame that the
county commissioners did not allow
Mrs. Jakob Wetzstein more than $12.0 90
per month. This woman has eight
little children and q family Of this size
certainly cannot be expected to exist on
such q miserable amount as this per
month. Our commissioner for this dis
trict. (meaning district No. y did No
van to allow this woman anything
but Mr.. Leutz of Taylor had sense,
enough to get at least something for
this woman. And we are asked to vote
for a commissioner of this kind? NIGHTS
Kom Neraus. Westill have other men,"
In justice to Mr.. Mckenzie. to whom
reference is made in the article, I wish
to say that all three of us commission
ers, together with Mr.. Hartung. show
ING us the house, went to see Mrs. j..
Wetzstein and after talking 10 her for
some time we asked her what she
thought she would need and she told us
that she would be satisfied with what
ever we would decide to give her. Mr..
MCKENZIE then asked her if she thought
she could get along with $12.O 90 per
month to which che said she could and
thanked US very much for doing what
we did.
These are the facts of the case and
anything 10 the contrary are nothing but
dirty lies gotten up by some n who
certainly does not know anything about
the case. There is no more credit due
me than there is Mr.. Mckenzie or any,
one else and let anyone who says differ
emily call on us and say so to u faces
and moi behind our backs.
Yours truly,
HERMAN LEUTZ.
The PRESS believes that the German
paper in South Dickinson has been mis-
informed regarding to the county's offer
of assistance to Mrs. Wetzstein whose
hubsand was sent to jamestown in the
summer. Stark county has been or
ganized for over Is years and so far as
the PRESS knows no destitute family,
similar to the one in question. has ever
re ceived aid greater than So TO SIP pei
month, more often $40 than more. In
the Wetzstein case the family have what
would be termed a comfortable home in
South Dickinson, clear from encum-
brance il is understood, and a COW.
The oldest boys are IL, IA and 16 years
of age.
At the present time the county is
making an allowance of So a month to 6
widow living in south of R%ichardton,
and the two families mentioned are the
only ones receiving aid. There are un-
doubtedly other families in just as poo
circumstances as the ones in question
who have neve asked for aid.
The Dickinson press., 1910-10-22
1.-THE VOLUNTEER ORGANISE

The success of William B. Gray's
beautiful sentimental play, 1.-The
Volunteer Oreanist' has set permanently
at rest the vast amount of speculation
as to how a drama dealing so strongly
with the affairs of the church would
fare and has most happily proven that
good moral plays are just what the
people have been waiting to see. This
extraordinary success will be presented
at the Dickinson opera house. Saturday,
October u.
The Dickinson press., 1910-10-22
aE1 All EDUCATION

1t makes no difference what your pie
vious education has been, we are pre-
pared to give you q line Of study max
ing it possible to take up the full
coutrse in either department without
difficulty.
Each student receives individual in
struction there is no waiting for the
class and II is not necessary to pass
over the work without understanding /
thoroughly In order to keep up"
u you are interested it will be t
your advantage to see us at once.
1t DICKINSON BUSINESS COLLEGE.
The Dickinson press., 1910-10-22

Hoarseness in a child subject to Group
is a sure indication of the approach Of
the disease. If Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy is given at ono or even after
the croupy cough has appeared, it will
prevent the attack. Contains no poison.
Sold by all druggists.
The Dickinson press., 1910-10-22

WANTED AT ONCE-Hamptons Magazine
wants q reliable man or woman In Dickinson to
sell the fastest growing magazine in America.
Earn $1.60 to $500 q DAY. Write Immediately
for Salary Plan" and FREE outfit. Address
"VON,"S Sales Mgr, Hampton's Magazine, IS
West 18th St., New York. 1913 4p
The Dickinson press., 1910-10-22

The pleasant purgative effect expert
1enced by all who use Chamberlain''s
Stomach ard Liver Tablets, and the
healthy condition of the body and mind
which they create, makes one feel Joy
full Sold by all druggists.
The Dickinson press., 1910-10-22
NOTICE OF CANCELLATION

sr##stE SA
Dakota.Manitoba Land Conpany.
Morris, Illinois.
MADE Mee ana e = tersdli in Sof hatHee ~ t Ssst nako was
Manitoba Land Company. as party of the first
part. end you: George Heath. as party Of the
Al B. ieS, under and by the terms Of which
contract the said party OF the first part CON
tracted and agreed to sell to you, the said
you 81 ce eas aes sums ON 81. money ney. a 1aiI the pe gs
Torrance Of certain conditions, the following
described land, to-wit: Northeast quarter Of
f seess 1 ssJeP Moth 81 q 81 sG ssnse n, oes eUeo as
West of the Fifth Principal Meridian, said
land being situate In the County Of Stark and
Whereas. default has been made by you. the
said party OF the second part. in the perfor-
nance of the terms and conditions of the said
payments as per terms M conditions there
whereas, the Dakota-Manitoba Land Com.
contract. 8 BY the terms Of said contrsct BY
reason OF said default entitled to declare .
forfeiture of said contract. and toldeclare the
Now, therefore. you. the said George Heath,
are notified that the said Dakota-Msnitoba
Land COMPANY does hereby elect to deolare
clare the same wholly null al void, and to
cancel and terminate the said contract. and
thesame is hereby forfeited; cancelled and
pursuant to the statute in suoh cases msde
q provided, and such cancellation and ter
% %aasES., WI 1a,t take eject on the 18th day Of
Dakota-Manitoba Land Company.
(EnAL BY J. g. Hammond. President.
IS Attest: Geo. 8. Tyler, Secretary.
n. s. Hammond. s.-s+s.s4
d. n. MerriCk.
State Of Minnesota, L..
County OF Ramsey.
On this 18th day OF October. AID. 1910, be-
fore me appearedJ. q. Hammond to me per.
sonaly knoWn ana VINO beane a GUY sw En'1o asa
Madttoba Land Company. thst the seal afixed
to the foreaoing in.tument g the corporate
seal OF said corporation. and that instrument
was executed In behalf Of said corporation
by authority OF Its board OF directors, and
said j. g. Hammond acknowledged said In
strument to be the free got and deed. Of said
corporation,
tGnALl u. n. Merrick.
@.sss Notary Public. Ramsey Co.. MINI.
e10i9St Ny commission expires Jan. 4eth: 1915.
The Dickinson press., 1910-10-22

TAKEN UP-at our farm south of Dickin.
son, 7-months old red and white calf. hole in
left side. Owner prove property and pay
charges. Daniel Weigum. 10223t
The Dickinson press., 1910-10-22

NUNS MUNSON-Owner OF cattle branded.
MA 4on right ribs; horses m A on right
shoulder. Range on w bar road. Address,
Fsyette' ND Sl.1yr.
The Dickinson press., 1910-10-22
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET

U. S. Senator
John Bruegger.
W. E. Purcell.
Members of Congress-
M. A. Hildreth,
+. D. Casey.
For Governor
John Burke. .
Lieutenant Governor
W. L. Richards.
Secretary of State =,
W. F. Robertson.
State Auditor
Peter G. Brooks.
State Treasurer
Halvor L. Halvorson.
Attorney General
S. L. Nuchols.
Insurance Commissioner
Charles L. W%hittlesey.
Commissioner of Agriculture =
- Alexander Morrison. -
Railroad. Commissioners
j. I. Hanson,
F. L. Walker,
George L. Natter.
The Dickinson press., 1910-10-22
THE ROWND DAIRY.

Wanted-good, gentle fresh mich
COW. Call or write, ]. B. Walsh, 4th
Ave. w, Dickinson. to.22.4t
The Dickinson press., 1910-10-22
For Sale

20 H: P. Case engine, steel tank
mounted on trucks. Case steel separa-
tor, 36x58, with feeder, blower and weigh
er, run four falls; all in good order. Will
sell cheap. Write or see FRANK T..
KADRMAS, Dickinson, N. D., or
JOSEPH WOKAL, Box 10, Dickinson,
ND. 6-I8-tf
The Dickinson press., 1910-10-22

Wright's old-fashioned buckwheat
hour is pure. Wright wrongs no man.
IO.22-4p
The Dickinson press., 1910-10-22

For purity and flavor use WTight's
pure o~ld-fashioned buckwheat aour.
Io-22-4p
The Dickinson press., 1910-10-22

BOYSl GIRLSl FREE COLUMBIA BICYCLES
for q little easy spare-time work for Hamp-
toms Magazine. Send postal for wonderful
FREE Bicycle Offer. Address Bicycle Club"
Room 538, s. West 35th ST.. New York. 10-8-4p
The Dickinson press., 1910-10-22

GROCERY ORDERS Y
whether given to our delivery boy, or
given by phone or given in person, all
have the same prompt and careful at
tenti0n. We want your orders for
groceries, either large or SMALL because
in serving many we are able to furnish
our patrons with the
FRESHEST OF EVERYTHING
in the eatable line. II no already one
Of our pleased patrons, give Us a "trial"
order. You will find it is worth while to
continue.
BERRlNGER BROTHERS
Phone, 100
DICKINSON NORTH Dakota
The Dickinson press., 1910-10-22

buSbNIu
Sheriff.
C. S. Bowser.
Auditor
E. P. Stanley.
Treasurer
George w. Kilmer.
Clerk of Court
Joseph Cuskelly.
Register of Deeds
]. Luther Risk.
States Attorney
T. F. Murtha.
County judge
r. C. Hill.
Supt. of Schools
Mary Nolan.
Robert Fisher.
Commissioner 1st Dist
Thomas Harrison.
Commissioner End Dist
Frank A. Roquette.
Assessor list Dist
John Galyen.
Assessor End Dist
Joseph Fisher.
The Dickinson press., 1910-10-22

YOUR SWEETHEART
will not judge you so critically about the
cost OF an engagement ring as she will
about the quality Of it.
THE EASIEST WAY
IS to put all your troubles in the matter
on us, and be assured that the result will
pc greatly, to our advantage. Our stock
is selected for quality and value.
II. M. Roberts
MATCHMAKER, JEwELER AND
REGISTERED oPT1CIAN
Diamond, Jewelry, Watches, Clocks and
Silverware. Dickinson, N. D.
The Dickinson press., 1910-10-22
FOR SAIL

FOR SALE
Neat 5-room cottage, north part of city,
laree lot, shade trees. good well, etc.
Will accept small cash payment and
balance on monthly payments. Inquire
Dakota National benk. 4-3O-tf
The Dickinson press., 1910-10-22
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
A Jersey bull and a Poland China
boar for sale IN section 14-138-o5. r.
Jepsop, Dickinson. 1o.22-tf
The Dickinson press., 1910-10-22

FOR SALE
Residence on Second Ave. w. Inquire
of A. P. Folsom, Dickinson. 1o-1-tf
The Dickinson press., 1910-10-22

Furnished House-Belfeld, 8 rooms,
nearly new. Apply to John Orchard,
dickinson, N. Oak. ,o-I7-tf
The Dickinson press., 1910-10-22
Wanted For Sale, Etc.

FOR SALE
A Lewellen setter dog. Talk To
Crowley. Scott
COAL MINE FOR SALE
or lease. Address L, care of PRESS.
1922 at
The Dickinson press., 1910-10-22
FOR SALE

xSxEN Holstein bull calf
$@&N whose dam, under
n ~ 2 years of age,
$SN :%a.s gave 5o56.8 lbs.
~Nafhs.~ milk testing $685.
equivalent to 2I2 lbs. butter. The sire
of this calf is backed bv large butter
records; some above rs lbs. in ? DAYS
Price $500. Also one of my herd bulls
for sale, whose dam gave 80 lbs. milk in
one day, and 25A lbs. butter in ? days.
Price $4,000.
If THE BROWN DAIRY.
The Dickinson press., 1910-10-22

FOR SALE.
My new 8-room residence on 9Th Ave.
w. L. H.N1cHoLs. 5-16-tf
The Dickinson press., 1910-10-22
LEGISLATIVE TICKET

Representatives
Fred L. Roquette,
W. G.. Ray,
Ole Tollefson.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-04-14

5hleppe Guseniens an Dem bor.
fprinsenoem @eltiibl feitsebltt baben,
lie bemmte pl0blid ben Shritt >unn
mar i'm 8esriff. iich oanu9 gu biiden.
ats Robert, Der unnittelbar 6inter
ibnen sins, i6r SuDortam.
Jait tnienb l0fe er bic fhimmerno:
@eioe, uno leile ipie Elm 9aud fiji
iterte er i6r, bic nod balb sebeugt oaz
itano, 5u: .aGes, alles Slid nit ST.
men, Gugenie!"
Sin 2uft5us ipebte pno auben ber>
Elm unD bob ibren S6leier. Wie aus
elmer lidten Wolte sriiBte i'm fir
SefunOenbauer i6r ipeibes 8efiht nit
oen blauen, itilIen ausen, oann sos
Rpboin iie unseitiim nit iiG fort.
Robert blieb suriid tpie Elm srdu@
member, unb ME Bis an lein 2ebensz
enbe persab er, pie unter Der ounf=
len, majeitdtil9en WDlbuns oes Por@
tails Die @eliebte ieinen 8liden entr
IGpanb, ME ipieoer permo4te er ieitz
Sem eine lpeibsetleibete 5rauengeItalt
gu Ieben, obne BEN beiben 54mer5
bisIer Stunoe uuf's Neue gu fiib!en.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-04-14
8iertes e apitel.

uOu biit atlo iiber3sugt, bdB lie i'm
niht listt. Ou tdulhIt Did nidt9"
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baupt niht, mas 2iebe 1T. ous fil9>
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limb bate cine 10 portrefflidr
2ebrmeiitertn in Der Nd9e."
Der Waior Hoboin Itano nit Dora
@0rn leiie fliiiternO in elmer Gde oes
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uno sdbel, uno oruubens lrar cine
tpabre Masenburg oufaefabren.
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Ia ersoB ii9 hlsnoeuoer 9lans Sn
pabrbaft fiirItlider pradt prdfentirz
ten iid Die punoerpolIen Rdume. llnr
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mig, oaB iid Die aommer5ienrdtbin
pabrbaftig ntht lumpen laiIe BEL Der
9od3eitsfeier ibrer Nidte.
.l1ebrieens, fag nal, pie osntit
Ou Dir benn nun Die Sohe? Dime
8etpeis fir eine tEatidh!ihe 2ietelei
nit Dem biitIden 8enssl. oem Roz
bert, rirb meinem Serrn 8rIber
idiper bei5ufommen iein."
,Sbne Sorge. Die Gdut /, bic ih
in bieien feds Wohen bes 8rnut=
itanoes ausseftreut ba6e, ihieBt ichon
luitig in's araut. 5ier unS oa ein
fleiner MnItoB geniigt polltommen"
nDu BAIT ubsr bod niht binhern
fOnnen. baB biele Merbinouns gu
Stanos fam. grlaube, oab id Oein
Eclent our Sntrise Elm ipenis in
sSrdse iteae."
.Gebr nit llnreht. Denr ss lag
ourdaus niht mebr in meiner Mbs
fiht, bic Seiratb Der beioen gu bin=
tertreiben. Was oentit Du oenm,
mein fluser syreuno, tpelde, Sas
gusenien ser milltommensre eeipeIen,
Der beutise ibrer Wermdbluns. ODER
Der, an tpelhem ibre Werlobuna rid
gdngig aenoroen2"
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nur perseiratben, I'm lie oeito tpirtz
famer maltrdtiren gu fDnnen9" Der
Maior pfiff Iahsnb ourd bic 3dhne.
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liebtes 8riioerlein 70 etDus in Gtbel-
lolaune gu Deriebsn, pitlmebr iie 3u
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-04-14
manolnneen.
Ann,nu pnn Griku alienhrrp.

.Nur ia. penigitens babe ib oas
Su temerfsn sesfaubt. SD tanr
mid ia aud irren. cine blrBe 8ers
mutbune."
.nno sort ipor bas 5rdulein aud
6eute? sic tpiIIen ba5 bsHimmt2S"
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aurS ror geeinn oes Sbeatsrs." 5ie
FhoB einen lauernom Bid auf Mpo-
bin Damn bidte lie Iidb nu9 Dem
SpiBentuh ,tauhte es in ben
strabl Der 5Mtdne uno ibidte iid
an. ss Guaente auF bic Stirn sa le.
gen. 8epor iie jeOoh oa5u tam,
i9ius oieis Sic 9tnsen uuf. iab err
Idroden um lid uno iprans auf.
sd. id bite nm Gntihuloiguns
- mir lit in Ser Shat nidt san5
irobl. gsr3sibsn sic, id bin MID!
i'm Staube, id modte mid. 3uriic5ie=
ben. itummelte lie. Hoooin fdb NIT
finIter sefalteter Gtirn, ME lie ta=
lteno mad iaren 5ahen grill uno iih
unaiheren Sdrittss gum 8eben ans
lhidte.
So msroe i'd bic Gbrs baben, mid
noraen nua Sbrem gsTinben gu err
tunbisen. Sir bsute sebe id mid
Der 5offnuns bin. oab Sic bel Shz
rem Musgans in Der 0dmmerung iiA
teine ernite @rtdltltag 5uge5ogen bas
ben m06tcn."
Guaenie lpanbte 0en aopf 5uriid.
S9r Bid Itreifte bas impertinent lds
tslnoe 5rdulein 9orn. Die nod init
oem naHen Spibentud in oen Sanz
osn oaitano, fdlueifte oann gu Dem
perfiniterten @eIidt oes gaurutbs
6iuiiber uno tpubte. bab bier iAon
besonnen rar, sic siftise Suat Der
0erleumouns aus5uitreusn. Mber
Ionberbar, jebt, 100 er 3ornig par,
iiirhtete lie ibn nidt balb 10 Iehr als
porbin. 5rei uno offen besesnete ibr
Si1d Oem 1etnen.
.5ie oiirfeu unbeiorst iein, Serr
8auratb. Sin Spaaieraons in Der
Mbsnbluft idaoet mir niht, nod tpe=
niger Der geIud, oen ih usadte. Hod
einmal, per5sihen sic, oaB ih seno=
tbiat bin. MIDI iest idon 5uriid5u=
sieben."
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tenoe 8ommer3isnratbin gina lie bin@
aus.
Obsn auf ibrem 3immer iunt lie
Dor Dem giloe ibrer Gltern in Die
Rnie uno redte Die Mrme gu ibnen
empor. sSn flrmmer SSraae binger
ibre 4ugen an Den ihOnen. gli!dliz
den 8eIi6tern Der teiOen, Die iih nah
man9em &ompfe bas errunsen, mas
bes 2e6ens bodites 8ut 1T.
Wer leitete, tper lisbte ibr oerpaiz
ltes 8ino9 = ,tE
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sS il mites e apitel.

Die 0i[Ia Rpobin mar betannt bas
fir, DAP 1ie in ibren Hdumen, in III
rer gan5en Nusitattung. seoiesene
praht nit feinitem. tiin!lerilcbenl
@ei1mad perbano.
@roBartis mar Die lludt Der Sc
IelIlhaftsrdume i'm llntergel4ob,
punoerpoll bebaglid bas Speile3ims
mer unb oas Mrbeitsgema9 oes 9ausz
berrn. entsiideno lauidte bas 8Duz
bcir Der iungen Srau i'm erten Stod
- aber am I9oniten mar bod oas
neben oem Mntleioetabinett sesesene
Rtnoer5immer. Man fa6 auf Den err
iten Bid, mir cine sdrtl;4e Mutter,
eiae pirtlih feiniinnise Jrau, bic nit
hem Notbnenoigen audi oas Nnmu=
tbise gu perbinoen beitrebt trar. frnnz
te i6rem 2iebline elm iol1es 3ei9
fdaffen. SeG, ionnis uno 10 sroB
unb serdumis, oaB eine gan5e S6uar
Iol9er ipinsisen Widte oarin ptas
sehubt bdtte gu 2arm uao tolIem
Spiel.
stusenblidli6 bsrrl9te tisfe @tiae.
Der tleine 8eberrider aieles ionniaen,
ipnit 10 fr0blihen Heides !hlief; bas
BLONDE 2odentDpfden tief einsep;iblt
in Die tpeiben. aiHen, Lag er in ieinenl
8ettden, elm prdhtiger 8ube bon et=
ipa bret Sahren.
geeben ieinem Eager iaB oie Wdr<
terin, eine nette, iaubere Syrau. Die
unberpanot nit aufmertIamsn 8liden
in Oas tleiEe Geiiht iab.
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nit ibm, bas lit iider". murmelte lie
por iid bin. .Na. Die gndoise pirb
ia pobl sleib tommen." sic nabm
ibr Strid5eus ipieber auf uno eine
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Rltrren Der Nabeln uno BE baftigen
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unb nit unbDrbaren S9ritten fam
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bansen 9lusen beugte fie iih iiber Den
Rnaben, oeGen runOe 8ddhen in eli
ner iharfen ROthe brannten, Die fpi=
ben 3dbnden btidten 3miiden fieterz
beiBen 2ippen berbor, uno oie tleinen
9dnbe sriffen unrubig auf Der Dede
llmber. unbeipeslih laufdte gusenie.
Sdnell uno unreselmdBis ains Der
Mtbem.
,Gr fiebert, Doris, unb aiemIi6
tart. Wir pollen fofort bic Sempes
rotur meKen". fliiiterte iie Der Wdrtez
rim 3u, nabnl aus eirem Shrdntden
Elm EhermOmeter, fhob es bebutiam
.unter Die Mhdel oes ainOes uno lab
auf Die ubr.
.Sn feds Minuten feben mir nad.
ST Oas Jieber bod, nlB ib NIT
Dem 9errn ipreden, Damn muB Dem
Ganitdtsratb telepbpnirt lperoen. Mie
mar bic Na9t2"
Kun, linrubIg, 9naolge Jr1n.
M0lfden bat iid Disl bin= una berse=
ndl3t, perlanste aud OFt gu trinfsE.
Sd sIamB felbft, buB er trant lit.
Dun, nun, dnsfigen iin sndbise
Gruu nur niht To-, fiise lie befdtpi1z
tigeno bin5u, als Gugenie erfhroden
|uuf bus 1bermometer farrte, oas eins
1eHperatur BON 1913 @rab 5eigte.
rMber, Doris, 10 bod i1on am
Morgen. Wie miro oas Gietsr oann
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-04-14

pierpont Morsan fiiblt fi& einlam.
llnb geraos Der brau9t bod nur au
pfeifen, nm @efeqfddft. tpie ct tie 3D.
ben min. herantansen gu feben.
ylad Der 8ebauptuns ber ssrou
pbilipp Ban 8aIfsnbergb in gletu9)ors
bat iebe 5rau, bic fir bas Stimmredx
eintritt, einen Groll gegen irqerls
einen damn. uno fpnrum einen
Groll2 6aben niht sic ,neiifeE
Jrauen inon Das Gtimure1t "a
9aufeg
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tr;If goForf ,u,, c.nrrr Ncr,y{ -

nod Bis gum Nbeno fteisen ib
min iofort gum 9errn, bamit -"
rOa,nit, tpasg" tlang Die tieft
Stimnse Mobbins BON ber Sbiir ber.
Gusenie, 4tpaaote fib erlhredt llm
uno Bat ourh cine 9anbbeipeauns,
leiier gu iein. Damn trat iie gu ibrem
Mann beran uno fliiiterte baitis:
.Wolf 1T tranf. Otto; ih ipollts
bid bitten, s1eid nad Dem Sanitdtss
ratb gu teIepboniren."
rN9, unlinn, oeine 4ngit seigt Dir
!rieoer @eipeniter. 2aB mid Sen Suns
gen erit nal anIe6en."
HiidIi6tslos llut ging er an bas
8ettden. aus Dem iebt elm paar
sroBe Rinoeruugen ibm erIaredt ents
sesenblidten.
Sra ia, Da tpadt er ia unb iiebt
.b0dit fioel aus. Say, 8urfhe, nie
sebt's2 aomm, glib papa Elm 9dnbz
den! ga, piro's balo?" risf er ar
serlid, ols Ser aleine an Der auss
seitredten 6anb Oes 0aters borbet
nit ipeinerlid Dersosenem Weiinohen
nah Ser Mutter langte.
rDu dnsltisft ibn, DITTO. Sieb,
er lit tuirtli9 trant; fiible, tpie feline
Stirn brennt."
Gin persosenes @Dr ift er. Werz
pdpplele i'm niht 10 uno glib ihm
nidts 5iiBes gu eFen. Rranf bin,
frant ber! Oieies enise 2amentiren
I'M ben Bengel!"
rgitte, iiber5euse bid ielbit." gus
genie belt tbrem Wonne bas 5bermos
meter bin. gr iab fliidtis ourauf FIN
unb n,einte ounn sleidaiiltig:
rgtmas S6nupfen, rnsi.etpegen
aud ettpas 5ieber. Was iollte ibm
ionit arOB feblen?"
,Mber bu tpirt bod Oen SanitGtss
ratb rufeu2"
.9ott betpubre, ser Mann !adt
mid ia aug. Wollte id) ben rm al
oieIe 2appeleien rufen, iiterbaupt um
ale bsine einsebilOete Mngit, er tDnnte
ii9 nur sleih bier einquartiren."
DITTO, bore mid! Das Rino 1T
trant, ernitlia tranf. gs lit feline
GinbilOuns, feline llebertreibuns bon
mir. aannit bu es Derantiporten. penn
es obne 4r5t bleibt9"
,Sa, nein 2iebden. oieie 8erant=
iportuns tpirb mein @atereefiibl gut
uno germ trasen tDnnen. Darum rese
sid nidt auf. llebrissns. tpesbalb id
tam - tpelhe 5oilette hait bu fiir
beute aeeno beFimmt?1
rSoilette? Seute MsnS2 Sd berz
ltebe bid nidt." gueenie itsrrts fait
entiebt ibren Mann an.
,Du peritebit nidt9 grlallbe, baB
id Osinem @eodAtniB gu 5ilfe toms
me. Sd miinihte ou miKen, mas ou
6ente MbenO auf benz 8au beim prdz
IOenten tragen tptrit.
uDu fannit boh niht i'm Grnit bas
ran benfen, midi beute, no oas ainb
frant 1T. auf einen Ban gu fAlepz
pen2"
.3u fhleppen nein, aber in perz
1iinftiser 0erIaf1itns nit Sir bisien
gaI gu beluden, oaran bente iA al
lerbinss, uno 5ipur gang entfdisoen."
gusenie Iab es in ieinen Musen aufs
Hammer, h0rte in ieiner nod Be-.
terr1hten Gimme bas unterbriidte
@rollen. sic tannte nur au gut sic
Mn5eihen zines nabenoen 5turmes
unb 5og i'm nit ficb fort aus sem
Bereide bes Rnaben unb ser Mdr<
term.
.Nidt bier. bite. nidt bier an
benz 8etthen bes aleinen", Fliiferte
lie. Sic traten in guseniens Houz
ooir unO bier tpieoerbolte iis:
.Du fdersteft OOrbin. Cine 1olde
3umutbang tannit bu elmer Mutter
ilnm0sli9 itener."
(sSnrfIptrnn fnIntA
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1910-07-30

ReadThe Busy Corner store ad
Cremo for sale by your grocer
The Summit shirt at Schenl
o'o'' k9EVA q ~ EVgE
J. G, Sevcik was up from Mar
rows this week.
Summer and Fall Styles. Mrs,
Georgia ~ Pierce. DA E & a
j. F.. Mahon is over from his
Anderson Valley Nome.
Whips from l5c. to 81 each at
j. C. Welcome Il Sons. 0ltlN
C. M. Kellogg and wife came in
from outside points yesterday.
c. M. Huffman was up from
his Dog Mountain home this
week 9llW an en1UH on hGUl'
We have number of good
secondhand wheels for sale or
rent. Mays & Finch, The Fxers.
The French Hotel serves a
fine Sunday dinner and special
attention is given to family
service.
For SALE -160 acre relinquish-
ment with cabin. good well of
water, 100 acres fenced. Inquire
at this Office.
Fresh groceries of the very
best brands and a complete new
line of dry goods, furnishings,
ETC., may be found at Hagey &
Richardson's The new stone
store.
Will Robertson, son of John
Robertson, accidentally shot
himself in the toe last Tuesday
while, handling a 227calibre pis-
tot II made only q flesh wound
and, while painful. not serious.
Williams Bros. saw mill at
Gold Spring on the CANYON road
IS prepared TO do custom work
for those desiring to take ad-
vantage Of their government per-
nit. Also lumber for sale at $l2
per thousand. See them about
custom prices Ez CIT6M