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The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-09-16
LEE ARTERbURY
AFTER REELECTION.
Popular Tax Assessor Desires An
other Term.

Tax Assessor Lee Arterbury,
who has been serving his county
in that capacity for quite a num-
Der of terms, and, as the saying
goes, Seems married to that i'm
portant position" announces his
candidacy for Tax Assessor, sub
ject to the action of the Demo-
cratic primary.
Ever since Lee Arterbury en-
tered upon the duties of his office
he has served his constituency
faithfully and has made most
excellent official. His real estate
business keeps him we'll identi-
fled with every tract of land in
the county, and he is in every
way capacitated for the proper
discharge of the duties of this
office.
Mr.. Arterbury asks a considera
ton of his claims, and thinks he
is due another term. He expect!
to see most of the voters during
the year.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-09-16
JOHN PETTEY FOR
COUNTY TREASURER.
Prominent Younf Business Man An
nounces For This Off1ce.

In this issue of The Common
wealth appears the announce
ment of Mr.. John H. Pettey for
County Treasurer, subject to the
action of the Democratic prim-
ary.
1t has been known for some
time that Mr.. Pettey would be
candidate for this office, and his
many friends will be glad to see
his formal announcement.
There is not more promising
young business man in the coun-
ty than John Pettey, and the in
fluence of his many friends and
the consideration of his fine
qualities as a young man of ster-
ling worth, will make him a
prominent factor in the race for
County Treasurer.
Mr.. Pettey expects to see every
voter before the election in No
vember, 1911, and asks for care
full consideration of his claims
when you cast your vote on that
date.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-09-16
Mr.. pILlARD OUT
FOR SHERIFF.
Prominent Planter Of Schlater An
nounces Candiday for That office.

Mr.. J. D. billiard, prominent
merchant and planter of Schla-
ter, Beat Two, of this county, re-
quests us to announce his candi-
dacy for Sheriff of Leflore coun-
ty, subject to the action of the
Democratic primary.
Mr.: billiard is one of the most
popular citizens of the northern
section of the county, and his
entry into the Sheriff's race makes
the contest more spirited one.
Mr.. billiard has farming interests
in Beat Two, and is connected
with the firm of billiard & Co. at
Schlater.
Mr.. billiard succeeded Capt. D.
T. Mitchell as Lefore County
Drainage Commissioner, and has
1 been serving the county in that
capacity for several months. He
is we'll identified with the better
1 interests Of the county, and i
elected will make an excellent
Sheriff.
4 Mr.. Dillard asks for a careful
consideration of his claims whe1
you go to cast your vote at th'
November, 1911, election.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-09-16
6. A. Wilson, Jr,, Cotton Factor.

Notwithstanding that Mr.. G. A. Will
son, Jr., has made a live-wire house out
Of his feed and supply store on Main
street, and has developed this line Of
business up to almost the pink of per-
fection-a store that Greenwood has
needed-he is going to add another fea-
ture to his store, and has opened this
cotton season as q Cotton Factor and
Commission Merchant.
Mr.. Wilson is especially fitted to
make liberal consignments and advance
ments on cotton, and will, in every
respect, protect the interests of those
who place their cotton in his hands for
sale. 1t behooves you to call on him
before disposing of your fescy staples
SO that you may be sure of getting the
veri- best the market affords.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-09-16
GREENWOOD
CUMBERLAND PHONE
fNlAR6fS EXCHANGE
Seneral New Gables Have Been Re-
ceived and New Pheues Pot 10

The local exchange of the Cum
berland Telephone Company has
kept in pace with the progressive
city that homes it To take q
peep at the present exchange, and
then think what a small switch
board furnished service ten years
ago, you can estimate the growth of
Greenwood.
Manager Lee Farrell, who has
been connected with the local ex-
change for the past six years, and
who has made this company one Of
its best officials in the State, receiv-
ed shipment last week of several
cables. He informs us that a crew
will be sent to this city within the
next few days to construct the work,
in order to give phones to the new
additions, Congress Heights and the
Austin Wright sections of the city.
These two parts of the city have
grown wonderfully, and for the
past month or so Manager Farrell
has been trying to rush the ship
ment of the cables received last
week in order to, supply the many
requests for phones in that part OF
Greenwood. He has nearly fifty ap-
plications for phones and he assures
these applicants that he will have a
phone for them within the next
three or four weeks, if nothing un-
Expected happens. All the material
has been unloaded here, telephones
have been shipped, and, as soon as
the crew arrives, work will begin at
once.
A cable was also sent here for the
Itta Bena branch, tnat comes under
Mr.. Farrell's management. This
thriving little city has enjoyed mar.
velous growth, and there are severa
demands for phones over there.
| The Greenwood Exchange has
now about $50 phones, and in
year expects to have total of
thousand. The petition in regart
to the flash-light system, that wa
carried around by Manager Farrell
was signed by at least three hun
dred of the patrons of the phone
and has been forwarded to head
quarters for action. In case it i
granted by those at the head,
will require quite a long time t
J install the system and involve quit
q few thousand dollars to start j
off.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-09-16
Don't Break Down.

Severe strains on the vital organs,
like strains on machinery, cause break
downs. You can't over-tax stomach,
liver, kidneys, bowels or nerves, with
out serious danger to yourself. II yoa
are weak or run down, or under strain
of any kind, take Electric Bitters, the
matchless tonic medicine. Mrs. ]. E.
Van de Sande, of Kirkland, ILL.,, writes:
"That 1 did not break down, while en-
during q most severe strain for three
months, is due wholly to Electric Bit
ters." Use them and enjoy health and
strength. Satisfaction positively guar
anteed. Soc. Sold by all druggists.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-09-16
JEFFERSON DAVIS
SCHOOL OPENS 1911.
Next Monday M9Hv Chlidren Start
Another Session.

The vacation days are about over
with the school children and the
r1h lah boys and girls. Those who
are pursuing collegiate courses
have begun to return to their re-
spective duties, and at all tho lead
ing institutions Greenwood is rep
resented. The University of Mis-
sissippi and the A. & NJ. college
of course drew q goodly share of
the boys and girls who are engaging
in their college careers.
Next week will be featured by
the opening of the Jefferson Davis
school, which will begin another
profitable session on Monday. No
boning will b INDUCED in on that
day, but it is hoped by the whole
management of tho school that
every parent in the city will start
their children promptly at tho
opening day, and that they will not
make the progress of the years
work lag by entering their children
at various times during the next
month or so.
President Saunders predicts one
of the most successful seasons that
tho school hAs ever experienced dur
ing his administration, and that is
saying some, as President Saunders,
during his sixteen years incum-
bency as Superintendent of the
Greenwood Graded Schools, has
seen many terms of brilliant sue
cess. His corps of assistants will
return this week ready to take up
their duties, and it is of interest
that good many of them have
been engaged in normal work and
high school instruction courses.
Most all of the faculty are old men,
Ders, who are attached to sh6lr work
and who will lend their aid in
making the Jefferson Davis school
one of the best institutions of its
class in the State.
| Now, next Monday its up to you
to cooperate with the school by
tying your children's satchels to
their backs and trotting them back
to their scholastic duties. Don't
put it off until the latter part Of
the week, but have them there on
time at the opening, so that they
can be properly classed, and can
get right down to the work that
will be mapped out for them this
V0ar
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-09-16
A Good Record.

The Kings Daughters Hospital has
cared for ninety-six patients this year,
about one-fourth of which were chari-
ry. There has been but one death dur
ing the year, that of little boy, and
he was really in a dying condition
when brought in.
I doubt whether any institution of
like nature in the state can show as
fine record. This speaks volumes for
our physicians and the nurses in
charge.
Surely we osght to feel proud Of an
institution of this kind and surely we
ought to give it our hearty support.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-09-16
Notice..

As We will handle the Cadillac car
only this season, we will close out our
demonstrators of other makes at re-
duced prices. Those wanting some
good bargains will call at our show
rooms for demonstration.
HENDERSON & BAIRD
HARDWARE COMPANY.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-09-16
Announcement.

Miss Jesty has returned from Europe
and wishes to announce the opening of
her Studio on Church street, September
10, 1910. She will be pleased to see all
who are interested in voice culture.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-09-16
Lost.

Black and white Fox Terrier dog.
Finder please notify me and receive
reward. @. A. WILSON, JR.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-09-16

FOR RENT.-One six-room reside nee
near schoolhouse. Apply to B. Ian
TONE.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-03-10

Oieien @oraug meit lrb brett gu Mir
oigen peiB, 10 bebt itb Ser oeutibe
Iusfubrbanoel ibneu un0 tetig. Mit
&ebt iagt @err &utberforo, oab Sic
Gorge UNI ben mirflib guten STUFF Ser
neutrality-suspicious. gr5eugniiie Sen
Mmerifunern nod pieJ mebr am Ger
5en liegen Iolte, oils Sen Deuti9en
neil Ser umfang unieres 2anoes un6.
Die rieiigen 8o0enfldben; meIde nod
Der 8ebal1l1lg barren, Der Sebung lln-
ierer Musfugr ouf LANCE 3eit binaus
ibier u%n6egren5te M0gl1hteiten bic
ten. 2eioer ideinen 0ie atnerifani=
i6en Musfubrbdnoler ben bober
@ertb zines mirflid %ta6elloien fauf=
manniiben &nfes nod rlibt erfannt
5u baben Seoenfalls legen tie ibm
nidt geniigenoe 8eoeutl1ng BEL, un6
oas tragt Damn al16 mobl einen be-
trd6tli9en 9beil ser Sdulo an Sem
&iidgange 0es exports. Sin auffal=
leno tribes 2ebrbeiipiel bietet sic
|Ibatiade, oaB ser @ertb n%l1ierer Mus-
fubr na6 Sen iiio= uno mittelamerifa=
niiden &%epublifen in Sabresfriit eine
ginbube BON 100000 600 erlitt.
Ser Notwithstanding @il=
Jon erfldrte:: u9ie gep0bnlidst1 9e=
bensmittel foiten in ben &ereinigten
Staaten mebr, als in ie0em anoeren
2anoe ser @elt." &err &utberforo
lagt. 6a5u, 6aB er bieier 8ebauptl1ng
friiber nidt Sen mir0eiten @laubel,
beigemeiien Bette, a%ufgrun6 ieiner ST.
fabrungen lie aber iebt 6abin ermeitern
m0dte, 0aB Der amerifaniide Mrbei=
ter fir ieinen 2obn nidt n11r meniger,
lonoern audi @aoren in idle6terer
8eidaHenbeit erbalt ols ie6er guro=
paer." @errn &utberfor0's Musfiib=
rlngen iin0 nit oielen 3ablen belegt
un0 laiien Elm griinoli6es uno gemti=
ienbaftes Stu0irm ser 6ragen erfen=
men, sic er beipribt. M6gen feline
Mabnungen nidt unbeabtet perbauen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-03-10
9emOtratifhe @tabt= GOnpentiOn.

Sic bemofrati5de Contention Der 5taot
ct. gloup, Minneiota, mir6 an San1ltag,
ben 26. Mdr5, 1910, gormlttags ~
RY tpede "a ae6alten, aanpfoaten fir sic nab<
Sic BEL Ser @taotrpabl am 4. slpril 1910
abseltimmt miro; @are9erme11rsr. 9tap1.
i@retber, Nnpalt! allsller. Sa 9 M3it,
StraBeuzg pmmiilar, Staotar5t, en- ytl1z
glie6 Der &anerbeboroe an1 pref sSagie,
5lpei S~riebensri6ter, etn Staotrat1sml1z
9lieb IN Der erlten, 5%tpeiten, pierten, leebz
iten uno 1iebten @aro, appel staotratesz
mitglieber in Der brittenWaro, y; UNI 1onz
itige @eiddfte ab5utpideln, nelde III r.
net gpnpentiom mterbreitet meroen. 9ie
8alts Der @%ertretnng, gu per DE per
1diepenen 8arbs beredtigt 1tno, tt, bier;
nit ieitgsieet gu sinem 9slegat Is. "a
large" fir ieben MaDlpre3tntt ll11 e1s
nem 9elegat fir iehe 8 (adt) Slim
men pber 0eren grucbthell, fp1e lte .1nl
ben pemotratiihen &aabioaten tur Das
Maporsamt bet Der StaotlpaDl III l9Os
abaeoeben murben.
Sic Iprlpablen lolen fit cine Stn1z
Sc bon Z biz 8 ubr Nbenbs am YetttipoGt
Den %. Nfdr5 1910 OH ben ilblteben .Fla.
ben gebolten meroen. SIZE Sertgehun!
Ser Selegaten fir Die betr. Yre5tnfte lol
tpie fplgt 1ein: 1. @arD II; 2: @arD Y
8. @arb, 1. 9re5intt 10; 2. Kre5intt ~
4. @arb, i. Ere5inft %; 2. rEe5ilntt IL
5. @aro 9; 6. &arb 5; Z. Maro 3. -
@aoirt, Den I. Mdr6. 1910.
9apib McGartD, Spriter.
sc. s.. Mlben, Getretdr ne'
bcmpfr. Stabt=G omttes..
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-03-10
Iol. @il6elm @eiterman1t.

Sei1er eigeren Nartei 0ie1te CT 0t=
tiers, men11 Be ragt, als leitet0er @eiit,
u1o 1fters batten ieine politii6en @e=
li11nungsgenolien ibr Nltge arf i'm ais
5taats= ooer gar GongreB=@ertreter
geribtet. = Gier5ig Sabre elmer
@eieaibaft ununterbrphen gu 0iener,
lift Elm gbren5eugnib, oas nr1r oem ge=
treuen, 0em energiiden uno erfolg=
rei6en Giener uusgei fellt ueroen
fam. limo 0ieies bat ii6 &err 8e=
ltermar11 ais 8etriebsleiter Ser ST.
ternational @arpeiter Gontpanp in ct.
Glouo inn p%oliten Gimme 0es @ortes
per0ient. gr lit I'M 1ienite iener Ge=
leai6aft ergraut, uno ieine 9ienit5eit
iibertrifft an Sabren sic aler anoeren
Mgenten beiagter Company. uno
neil er ais treuer 9iener ser Sc len=
i9aft ii6 erprobt, 10 lit ibm am gn-
De leiner gei6aftliden 2aufbabn BON
ser &orpeiter Company cine groBmi=
tbige2ebenspeni ion 5uerfannt moroen.
l1eber 6ieie Entertaining lettens lei
ner 0ienitberren freut li6 nit &errn
@eitermann Sos grobe Seer ieiner
6reunoe, oenen es gleibfauS CUR
|6reuoe gerei9t 3u milien, 0aB &err
@eltermann sen Mbeno ieines 2ebens
in ct. G1ouo p%erbringen miro, mo-
man in ibm itets einen adtbaren 8ir-
ger griiBte uno ebrte uno Bis 5n iei=
nem 2ebensen6e griiBm unO ebren
miro.
Ser Sag oes Mbi6ie6s aus Sem
9ienite ser Snternational &arpeiter
COMPANY BON Mmerica geitaltete iid
fir &errn 8eitermant gu einen ST.
rentage i'm poIi ten Sinte 0es @ortes
Sbm 5n @bren pur6e am Samitaa
Mben6 BON sen acknowledgement nn5
6em ibm in ct. CLOUD unteriteM &c.
meienen Mrb%eiteritabe int @ran6 @en-
traI &otel Elm Banquet beranitaltet,
melhes Bis oabin in 6ieier 5taDt lei,
nes @lei@en nidt geieben. Sci Die
Ter @elegenbeit gab ii6 10 re6t 0as
freunoibaftlide 0erbaltnib 5miiden
Sen Beamten ser international @ar=
better Company fl1n6, ltn0 in 0em Ser
llanf oes ihDnen Beites ipiegelte iid
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-03-10
@intrd9 liebe @brltebfeit.

uDeutidlano, 0as &eim ebrli6er
@abrungsmittel uno ebrli6er &reiie."
SSn einem Mufiabe unter oteler neber=
i9rift legte I'M uMational 5000 Mfa=
'ga5ine" oeiien &eoafteur &utleoge
&utberforo sic auf elmer Stuoienret=
lie our@ europa %geiammelten Grfob=
rungen nieoer. Ser nannte @err ge=
itebt offen 5u, BOB er, glei@ manbem
anoere Mmerifaner, in DEM bon politi-
lden S9meidlern un0 Srrlebrern
melt perbreiteten @lauben Mber 6as
Meer 5og, europa miiiie obne unier
8ieb uno unier @etrei0e einfa6 per=
bungern. Die &iidreiie trat er, I'M
mande Saudion druner, aber nit reid
permebrtem 8iiiensi@abe an. Slut
gruno oieier @rfabrungen ift SEER
@utbergoro iebt begeiiterter 8erfut1.
ser Ser 2ebre geuor0en, 6aB i'm Nab-
rungsmittelban6el 6te @brltdfeit Die
ein8ige @etpdbr fit oauernoen @rfolg
biete.
Mls leu6ten0es gorbilo i@mebt
&errm &utberforo babel oaS bier5u,
lanoe 10 pielfa9 angefeinoete oeuti4e
2ebensmittelgeieb nno oeiien Sano=
babung Dor. Die Deutiden genieBen
nidt 1rl1r ielbit RENE speiien uno Sc
tranfe, lonoern liefern iolde audi in
MuIien Dem Muslanbe. llt0 neil mol1
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-03-10
&ter5ig lAnge Sab
re tn 9ienite.
IGpl. @ilbelnr @eitermanu 1egt feline
Stelle als 8encralagent Der
Snternational @arpeiter
So. 1ieoer.
sein Mmtsamstritt bringt i'm bic
bcrrliditem @brenbe5eagnngen
1nb 8e1peiie Der frennb-
id)aftlid)iten Mn~
bangltdfett.

Sim pergangenen Samltag bat 1tb
in ct. CLOUD Elm @ei6aftsmeb1el BON
be0euteno mebr benn aQtagll6er nt1o
acknowledgements 5%ngetragen, M
oem Sol. @ilbelm @eitermann, Sc
neral=Mgent ser international 9arpe=
lter Company BON Mmerifa an lenem
Gage iid nad 40 Sabre langer, r1u=
unterbrodyener Sbatigfeit int Suterel=
lie iener @eieui6aft bonn @eidafte 5u=
riid5og uno in &errn s. 6. Mblers
BON Munfato, Mim., einen Madfol=
ger erbielt. &err @eitermann trat
ant 5. Mar5 1870 III 9ienit ser Mc-
.Gormid &arpeiting So. in 6lora, ST.,
NO er Bis SSanl1ar 1873 perblieb, oarn
nod 9pons, Soma, ieine Sbatigteit
perlegte, bon sort in 1874 nad 9u=
6uque, Soma, uno in 1878 nab SIT
Dependence, Soma, no er biz Sanl1ar
1882 perblieb nno Damn iein Setm in
st Glouo uufi6lug, mo- er ieitoem oas
@elAaft ser Mcgormid mn0 Snterna=
tional &arpeiter So. Bis 5lrn oergan=
genen Samitag, Dem 40. Sabrestage
ieiner 0ienit5eit, leitete. @abreno
leines % Sabre langen &erbleibens in
81. Glou0 fat @err @eitermann ltets
in Observation-Disclosures Ser Staot
un0 in lofalel1 mie politiiden Staats=
|MHairen cine berporragel1Oe Stele ein=
ge1ommel1. Sn 1888 mur0e er als
8iirgermeii ter ser Sta0t ermablt u1to
in 1889 nit ser gleiden @bre BE-
oubt. ginen Iermilt beflei0ete er
oas &eceiperant ser Ser. Staaten
2anoohice, fir melde Steaung er bon
Hralioent @orriion errannt pl1r6e.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-03-10
Mnf nmierem @eteaen

unb 2abentii@en finoet Sbr n,1r bas bette
BON in &annen uno in @aquete gebra4te
@aaren unb baS 8efte ir9enb elmer unb az
Ter @prten. @as INNER Sbr III feinen
@rocerien mini9t, Sbr fDnnt es bier boz
ben, unb SIR uerbet aubem finoen. oaB UNI
iere 8reile fir 9bee, Safe, @aaren in Sons
men uno irgenb einen gu @rpcerien 9ehDren
ben gtrtitel redt iinb Bir ribmeu uns ielbit
unierer 3uportommenbeit un6 %lnierer @irf<
iamfeit in unierem Qa6enoienite.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-03-10
Gr fpmmt!

Mus Sen 1unflen Sag0grinoen 0es
mittleren Mfrifa,. mo- Sic 20men uno
glepbanten u1ro lonitiges Settler bau=
len, oas in 5ipiliiirten 9aroen Sem
@al0mann ni9t Dor 6as Sitter
fommt, mo- beimtiidii6 aub 5umpffie=
Der uno Yeit a1f Sen Menihen fabn=
sen, iteigt Sbeooor &ooiepelt ais er<
folgrei9er Mimro0 mie0er eu1por 5ur.
5agesbeue europdii9er &ultur. SSn
@bartbum, I'M Sutherland, a%ngefou1=
men, itebt ibm cine uitrenuoie" 3eit
BON gmpfdngen nn6 8emiafommnu1tz
gen bepor, Ser gcpa@ien gu iein, man
Die unpermiitlibe Natur zines &aub=
refers baben m1B. 9enn ibnt lino
groBe gbren 5ugeoa6t, bon gefronten
uno ungefronten &auptertt uno bon
miienidaftliden &orperi6aften, oe+
rem lebtere i'm ols. oen Sorlber 5u
feiern g%e0enfen, ser sic Meuieen nit
5ablreiben @remplaren ser afrifani-
i9en @iiite berei6ert, mabreno sic an=
oeren in ibm 0em 9an6e, oeiien Era-
iioeni ct gemeien, iomie auh ieiner
Heri0nli6feit Sribut gu 5ollen miin=
i6et1. gr=Grditoent Grant lit allf
ieiner ullm Die 8elt-&eile" abnli6
geebrt moroen, ais ebemaliges Sber-
baupt ser &egierung ser &ereinigten
Staten jomobl tpie als Ser iiegreibe
@eerfiibrer, oem es gelungen 1par,
oen moroerilben 8rn0erfampf 0es
amerifanii9en Mor0ens~ un0 5iioens
5um befreien0en gnoe gu bringen.
&riegerii9e 2orbeeren bat &ooiepelt
gu erperben ni6t @elegenbet gebabt,
ieine itarfe @erionli6feit aber miro
iiberan onerfannt, neil iie marfant
iiber 0as gep0bnlide Mub berportritt,
un0 cine iol6e gepinnt iid @eltung.
Na@ Sen europdii@en &ul10gebun=
gen fommt Damn Ser groBe @mpfang
bier inn &eimatbslanbe, belien @in5el=
beiten i9on iebt Sic 8olitifer in Nmf=
regung perieben. 9enn 0ieie muflen
Sic &orban6 baben., 0as @olt mar
tet rubiger gu un6 miro ii6 i6on gum
@orte meloen, menn Sic 3eit oa5u ge=
fommen lit, ober 6ie Holitifer perfol=
|qen mettere 3iele, fir sic lie sic @ele=
genbeit ausidladten mouen; ite le=
gen idon iebt nit beiBem Bemiiben
ibre &ldne mas man inioueit gut
beiBen fanr, alS aus Sen 8orbereitun=
gen Elm glan5enoer gmpfang oesgfan-
mes geiidert lit, oeiien &ubmes5enit-
bobe, sic Dor. ettpa bier Sobren er=
reidt mar, nod ieBt lire &eflere mirft.
lSb &ooiepelt sen @rmartungen ent=.
ipre9en miro, 6ie nit ieiner poIitii9en
Germenobarfeit rebnen? 8ieleidt
itiir5t er itd NIT angeborener SSmpul=
iipit1t pieoer in Ben StruoeI Ser So
gesereieniife, mn Ben 5aoen ieines
Sntereiies 90 mieoer auf5unebmen, no
er i'm bei 6em Mus5uge ms ferne
Muslmo perIaiien, moglid aud, oaB.
er es por5iebt, einitpeilen BON oem
@ubm ieiner lebtidbrigen @rlebniiie
als SSdger un6 Gori@er literarii@ gu
5ebren, Bis inn Ser 3eitpunft geeignet
iheint. nie0er in ste poltti1he Mrena
binab5uiteigen, in Ser mir ibm in nod
ptelen fommen6en Sabren pteoer nrb
mieoer begegnen meroen ginitpeilen
iteben lebbnfte 8eiten nit ibm als benz
Mittelpunft offentliden Sntereiies Be
lpur.
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Scoring l. %lantenberg
8riiner'S Blod, am fraberen Seinen's<Hlqbe'
ct. @ermainftraBe, ct. glouo, Minn.
2ant At p~erfamfen.

Ser Undergraduate madt bier nit be-
fannt, Sag er folgenbe Tar5euen 2ano
25 Mder unter &ultur uno nit @ebd1.
li1feiten, 8ru11nen uitp. nerieben finb.
Dieieg 3ano 1T i'm Soipn Ni1tpoob, 3
Meilen bon Der ct. Moia Stride unb
5@uIe, tpoielbt ii@ aud ei1e Creamery
se ei{a' 8 ms SaieS'' bon S Sae ser mel
biete i1 nod 40 Mder Sol3ianb, tpeIdes
2R Metlen bon benz obtgen Qal,oe ent>
fernt liegt, gum @erfanfe an
German Offenbprf.
15<3t Sreeport, Nfinn.
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3m pertamten.

3n perfauten.
Gin 9auS nit 3ebn Bimn1ern; norberet
She'll frlber aIS 8uderbdderlaben. @elegen
I'M Screen Der @tabt. Cute &%auflobeMte@
bin8un9en. @e9en Ndberem i4reibe man
ober tDen6e ii9 an
Rt6atl AtItner,
ba @elroie, Minn.
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Qlm QlQe, Die
e8 am9ebt.

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:, mir, Die Sirma Mfreb Sealform
, & Co., g6icago, SQ., 9errn Sobn
!, &nut1pn, Sen 5bnetber, ernaru1t
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; ten Mn8iige nnb lleberrDde ,fur
, %SSrilbia6r llno 5pmmer 81 pertre=
ten. @ir maden es 3m nnlerer
Megel, uu1ere @uiter 5uperld1tgen
Ma1unern glei6 9errn &nut1on anS
slpertralen, lpoDur6 es nn5 erz
m0elidt lit, aQe uniere Mn5iige 81
qoral1tiren, Elm perfefte5 MaB nno I
v&uubc1" : 8e1Greibuug be5uglt9
tires @a6stbums 5t li6ertl, rnD
es gleidfals 81 ermDgltden, nn1ez
J re HDde in nuBergepGbnltden SUI
len o115upaien, mas MIR geldeben
FAM bon einem erf abrenen Wtanne
J in lt11erem lad1e. &ir baben in
, Serru anuti on's 8efdbigung bas
!, 3;utrauen ge1ebt, ba5er irgenD ei11e
, bon linn gegebene @arantie bon
, ms gutgebeiben tptrD.
9lIfreb Seufrpm s. 90.
!, 4O4 q. Gtarf st Gbiea8o.
, @e5iigli6 pbiger Nn%fiiubigun9
, mDdte i) nn1 e%ripdhnen, baB itb
, Sic 5prtel1 @aare, Die bon ote1er
, Tirma geliefert perben, gellau fenz
|, ne, Ii. bnb ~btelelben bel lpeitem Die
, be- ten li16, ipelde i1 lie geleben boz
, be. 5pre6t por 1rnb beIebt oeren
! Mlt1ter.
Sobn Gmution,
, &amfman1tii1er Shucioer.