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The Lamar register., 1910-03-23

Married-At the Baptist parson
age today by Rev. Kelly. Orva Boe'
and Miss Laura Reed, both of Lama
NJ E. church services will be he
again next Sunday at the op
house, owing to remodelling the
church made necessary in placing
the new pipe organ.
c. H. March who recently re-
turned from Oregon with his fam
lily, has purchased a tract in Wiley
Gardens and located there. He says
Prowers County beats the world.
Mr.. E. ]. Bayle. general engineer
of the American Beet Sugar com
pany was in this city last week on
business for the company. spending
two days before returning to Den
yer.
o. E. Moore from St Louis was
here last week and purchased a
tract at Two Buttes. He will re-
turn in a short time with his fam
lily and make his home at Two
Buttes.
The Womens' League will hold a
mothers meeting in the Presbyter-
ian church. Saturday, April End. at
2:3O. An interesting program has
been arranged and every woman in
Lamar is urged to be present
Seventeen Lamar Odd Fellows
went to Hartman Tuesday evening
to help institute the new lodge ther
They had big list of candidate
and big time. Three auto loaf
also went from Wiley.
Judge Doughty received word this
week of the death of Mrs. Lucy
Corbett at Emporia. Mrs. Corbett
was one of the early Lamar teach
ers and still has many friends here
who will regret to hear OF he
death.
The rear room of the Lee build
ing occupied by Church & O'Neil is
being fitted up in fine style and
will be q double-decker when COM
pleted. This firm is largely in
creasing its stock and the extra
room is badly needed. When the
work is done they will have one Of
the largest and most convenient
salesrooms in our city.
Fred Marx who has been work
ing at Two Buttes with an en-
cheering party. in some manner
injured his arm SO that blood pois-
oning set in. He was brought to
Lamar and then taken to La Jun
ia where he was operated on. The
last report from him was that h.
was getting along fine and IL
other complications developed that
he would be able to be out in abb
a week
The Lamar register., 1910-03-23
The Demorest medal contest un

The Demorest medal contest un-
der the auspices of the Woman's
League at the opera house last FRI
day evening was well attended and
very interesting program was
given. Miss Katie Yockey was the
winner of the prize and all of
the contestants acquitted themselves
with credit. A very pleasing feature
of the evening was the musical pro-
gram given by the Methodist S. S.
orchestra. which was highly appre-
ciated by the audience.
Mr.. Elias Dewey. an aged and
highly respected citizen of Prowers
County for several years, met
horrible death Friday when a wag-
on in which he was driving was
struck at Prowers Station by N.
Z. killing Mr.. Dewey and four hors-
es. Mr.. Dewey had recently sol,
his large farm west of town al
was going to retire from active bus
mess and was at the time of the
accident returning from loading a
car with his household goods that
he was preparing to ship east to
the place he intended making his
home in the future. Mr.. Dew
was past seventy years of age and
came to Lamar from eastern state,
about twelve years ago. He was a
cousin of Admiral Dewey and
survived by a wife two grand child
rem and othe relatives. The funer-
al services were held on Sunds
afternoon and the remains were in
TERED in Riverside cemetery. The
family have the deepest sympathy
Of the community in their grea
loss
The Lamar register., 1910-03-23

In order to facilitate matters and
to give our customers better SER
vice and easier delivery. the ice
wagons of The Lamar Seed Co. will
cover all the territory south of the
r. r. east of Sixth. including east
half of Sixth street. except the bus
mess portions OF Main street. which
will be handled as heretofore. The
ice wagons of The Union Ice and
Storage Co. will cover all the terri
tory west of Main street north Of
r. r. and all territory south of X.
r. west of Sixth street including
west side of Sixth street. Main st.
to be handled as mentioned above.
The Lamar register., 1910-03-23
Order Your Overland Now
Delay Means Disappointment

Last season there were7over 5000 people whose
orders for Oveands received late Our factories
build only 10000 this year. Every single has
been contracted for. When allotment s filled
get at any price, We get only half the cars
asked for Half the people who buy Overlands
will be unable to get them Get yours
The Lamar register., 1910-03-23

Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Cooper are
! Denver this week.
Floy Manville has been very sick
with an attack Of tonsilitis
Mr.. w. E. Easton is remodelline
and improving his residence on 3rd
street.
Judge Fee who was sick last
week is able to be at his office
again.
Grace Golladay last week convey
ed to John Ludlow the old City
Livery Stable and two lots.
Mrs. d. C. Polhemus was quite
i'll the first part of this week but
is getting better now.
r. s. Smith. an electrician form
Co. of Syracuse. N. Y. is in Lamar
emily.
Thos. Eagan was in Lamar for
several days this week attending
to business and visiting with his
children.
Mr.. Rolph, an attorney of Colo
RADIO Springs was in Lamar Mon
day and Tuesday looking after bust
| ness here.
The Fireman's ball which was
given st. Patrick's night was well
attended and everybody reported q
great time
Clark Mitchell shipped several
cars OF sheep to Kansas City this
week and received the highest mar
ket price yet
Mr.. J. NJ. steelsmith Of Abilene.
Kansas. was in Lamar Monday look
ing after business and taking
glance at the city.
Ed. Person is the latest purchas-
er of a new car. He bought a mod
ell II Buick and is already becom-
ing quite q chauffeur.
Messrs Mulnix and RAIDER and
families left Saturday night for
Denver having completed their work
| in Lamar. on the county books.
Mrs. Gather returned to Lamar
Friday from St. Louis and other
| eastern points where she has been
| visiting with relatives and friends.
CRANKY Hflyer returned the first
mart of the week from Washington
where he has been attending to bus
mess connected with the Two Buttes
Company.
Ralph Randolph left Lamar Thurs
day for Kansas City where he will
spend a few days with his vile
after which they will both return
to Lamar.
The family of Mr.. Rountree of
the Two Buttes Co. is Guaranteed
with the scarlet fever, his lit
daughter, Beatrice. having contract
ed the disease.
Mr.. Platt Rogers, the irrigation
attorney of Denver. was in Lamar
Monday on business connected with
the case of The Arkansas Valley
irrigated Land & Sugar Beet
VS.. Fred Reyer.
The high school base ball team
went to Granada Saturday for
little practice game with the era
NADIA boys and came home with
bad report for the first game of the
season having been defeated by
score of Z to 6. The game was
good one and Granada succeeded In
beating Lamar only in the last half
of the ninth inning.
The regular meeting of the Social
Circle of the Presbyterian cnurcn
met Friday afternoon. March 1Stn'
at the home of Mrs. U. p. READ.
II being the close Of the Circles
year a pleasing and profitable re
port was given Of the work done
during the past ten months. and
the following officers elected ior
the ensuing year. Mrs. hatue
Marx, President; Mrs. Nell n. NC
Lean. Vice President; Mrs. wiiham
C. wiz. Secretary. and Mrs. 8. X.
Woods, Treasurer. the next "ee
ing of the Circle will be held witn
Mr.. DR.. Wilson, $40 s Sth street
| M>-ucou Anil 1T
The Lamar register., 1910-03-23

You see the new Overlands every
where. Twelve hundred have been
sold in New York city alone. Fiji
teen hundred were bought by deal
ers in the state of Texas. The first
Overland agent-in a small New
England towns selling six hun
dred Overlands this season. The
more people know about the Over
land. the more they want 1t.
We have a few Overlands on our
floor ready for immediate delivery.
Come in today and get a demonstra-
ton. Make your own comparisons.
Bring an expert with you II you are
unfamiliar with motor cars. You will
appreciate the Overland's simplicity
and smooth running; he will ap-
prove its mechanical excellence. The
car is right.
The 25-horse power Overland
costs $1,000. The 40-horBe power
models $3.50. $1400 and $500. de-
pending on type.of body. Every Over
land is as good as any other Over
land.-the cost Is Just a matter OF
size and power. You can buy moth
ing intrinsically better.
The Lamar register., 1910-03-23

You will sooner or later need Just
such car as the Overland.-"a car
guaranteed for life." Put in your
order now and have the use Of your
car all the season. Phone or write
us for o demonstration.
The Lamar register., 1910-03-23

All Ice books delivered during
the month are due and payable the
first of the following month. We
are anxious to encourage all our
customers to buy books. Drivers are
instructed to charge 800 per hun
dred for all ice sold for cash.
THE LAMAR SEED CO.
THE UNION ICE & STORAGE co.
For Sale-S. c. Brown Leghorn
Eggs for Matching. Fine laying
strain. 75c for IS.
Mrs. F. II. Friend.
For Sale: New parlor billiard
and pool table. 3x6 portable. com
plete with stand. $1,000.
Inquire at this office.
Eggs-Thoroughbr Rhode Island
Reds, Is for 800. delivered at La
mar. w. NJ. ROUTH.
The Lamar register., 1910-03-23

One way Colonist Tickets on sale
daily March LIST to April 18th In
elusive. from Lamar to few
points shown below. For fares TO
other points and information ~ TO
the liberal stop-over privileges &C.
corded. phone write or So me.
The Lamar register., 1910-03-23

The reason behind this unheard-
of demand is sheer merit-nothing
else. Up to January. 1910. the
car was never even advertised. But
the Overland proves SO reliable. so
simple. so trouble-proof. SO economi-
cal that now everybody who learns
the facts wants one of these match
less cars.
Men who never before thought
of buying cars are buying Overlands
Men who have owned other cars
are buying them for their mechani-
cal correctness. Wealthy men buy
them because OF their hardness.
Poor men buy Overlands because
they are the first good cars at
moderate cost
The Lamar register., 1910-03-23

The tremendous demand for Over
lands has practically swamped the
factory. Orders are piling in at
twice the rate of production. Even
with five times the factory facilities
of last year, the output is daily
falling further behind the demand.
Every Overland put into an own
er's hands sells four others like 1t.
Sixteen thousand 1910 Overlands
we're contracted for last August.
simply on the record of the four
thousand 1909 cars. Every new
Overland that appears on the road
creates further demand for this
wonderful car.
The Lamar register., 1910-03-23

Through tourist sleepers TO Los
Angeles daily at $500 A. n. $4.75
per berth. Also good in chair cars
and coaches without extra charge.
@. J. GARvIN. Agent
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Beren Sidots itsbs. NGbreub III Nlii.
wcutee is, in Ct &dul 9S uno IN
WItnneapClts 10 Rsrioneu nus lc lO,'
600 Der SsUoltsrns lnbrGh oil osr
9nbertulOds iterbeu. lslse bier oi,
Sabl aui l5.5. 9is llriats, 10 ingt
Sr SroWu. let bnriu gu iiubsu. bnb
unisr 8e'nr( belts 1epnrtsmsnt ieiusu
Hlthtsn nld]t ndhfOmms.
Bon ben 46 3Oossidnen i'm lesten
Sabre luurosu tsine an oas Gepdrte.
msnt berihtei. no immcr Gin Ipoes,
IdIl sriolse, behsteu atwobulit nod
iilni ueiters arnnlsnidle, uno hattie 50
@rohe onnnb 233 BsriOuen, bic itbt
oil oieler seillrbtetsn Seuhc lsiosn.
I'm bic 6einbr Su entierneu millit
ods 5anltdis' Espnrtsmeni qriinolit
reformIrt werosr, bnmlt ale Grirau.
tnngsinlle benaht wern tonnen uuc
ben 4rdnfeu aelebrt .Jsroe wie iis "a
gu perhalien bobsn nno ole lInitsdun1s
geiabr Sn permtioeu lei. 5erner mnf-
TN Die Glirger ods Espnrtcment uuler,
ltueen uno auBerosm iei Is r6tbia, Elm
Sanlinrum 1u srrhisn no bic idmel
aranIen bebanosIt Dsrosn t0nreu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-07-08
5ODesiGaItGn.

Kinnep - 2as Elm Sabr ohe ainC
Der 5amilis s. Simmer. 524 0Oro 10
Srn6,, itdrb ar Sruutag an srdm'
pitu uuo pur6e 0lontas gtatmittae
bgeroiet.
Snrns - g5rl Warearet Soisplint
Burns, cine 9aaie ppu 6rau Z. 2.
Wsoarp BON bier, iinrb an ben 6claeu
susr Operation be an ihr in WcntreaI
porssncmmsn muios E,s Tetitorbsnt
mObute irIber in MiHuua uno mar bier
uohI bstannt. Eis 9sits uuros bierbGr
aeiauot uuo beute Jiatmi,tns bsliaitst,
Strgmnn - 6rnu @erqmau 1T in
ihrsm 6sim oui osr Briutmau RioQC
esforbsn uno muroe am Ncntao iut
6nmburs 5rieobCie beeroj3t.
dciienOen - 2js cine 3piljn9stct.
ter Der 5amilie Grthur defienben, l7lC
9slt Gps, itnrb nm Samftaa uuo
puros nm Sonntaa oUn oer @obuun1
ppn 6rau 3. Stotte, Niuttsr Der Jrau
6eiienbsn. aus bssrbist
Sgiater - 9n ibrsm psim, 1902
6errpitrnBe, iintb om 2ienftds 6rar
Z. y. 9pinier an Der Shmiuoiufl,.
Sic mar "a Sabre alt uuo binterldsi
cen @ntisu uno iiiui 9inosr. Die BE.
erbipuus inno nm 2Onnsritns RAD
mittns Itntt.
SifIin = 6rnu Olive 0idlin Itort
in tbrem Setm, 500 MlGtrnse, am
gienitna Nndmittog an ben JOleen
euss Shlnennin1ss. Sic mar 3s
Sabre oft. 9ie Qeite muroe heuis
sur 8eereisuns nut NIinuenpOlis es,
ionbt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-07-08
9imntnter 30
glns Den Ocritbten.

Eie Goronerslurp III pouitou bislt
an NIitlwot slnen Snausf ibsr ben
@oo uoH Sohu Glein, Der beim 9ranoe
oes 9nmprers Is. g." tn Der Raat
gum Is. 9uni IN MiiiillipprBlus nit
rerbrannte uuo rbsrllsB Die Trn9s, 90
ClHIlsre uHo 0tannidait am Iooe ocu
%Iem lduloia iiut. oen 9uuoes, @ross
seihporeuen. Eis Gorouersiuru ielbt
IlsB bic ShuIoiya9e ofsn.
lgm. =. 'Sleaion, Der perboitet wuroe
inter Der gInllaae ben Suipbse. 2aosu
an ner ytoro 3. SuaBe beraubt ,u bas
ben, bs1auptst uui1ulois 81 iein uno
luuroe ieln Gerbbr auf spsi @oden
ueritobsu. @r trus ben 9icd bss 81.
aembumers. lUelfer 5ur 2eIt Nes GIN.
bruhs seitoblsn purbe, bsbanpiet nber,
oeien pon eluem 5remoeu 9slauit 6u
bdbeu.
Gin 9ieger. uamsns gIqsn, Der nit
elmer ebsnboljiarbigsn Shonsu megsn
Der 9sliriss Sobnion' alcpisrsi in
Sireu 9erietb, Der bdlo III Sdldgerei
dusdrtste, muBte $3.50 osm anoi blue
tsrldlien.
lie 0srrsn 3Obu 6. Burns. 6. 81.
Sopnton, Sobu Strsstsr, SObu 2.
cousen, SCbu Eensler. 6. VI, TbOmns,
3Obn 5reebofi. !. u. 6idIih. 8etsr
JIepbars, 8iliam gso, 0surp 0isbubr
uno SObn IS 6ulhers murosH bon 8ih.
ter Srinelep als Surp erunnui. I'M ben
Grels ilir oas 0art'@; ;senibum. usthss
llr ben 6IuBuier' Bart n0tlig 1T, Su be-
iiiHmsu
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-07-08
TeriOnnlia.

SRI Gnuctte De BaHtB pon
Nlilwoutee benubd iid bier ben brsn Brl.
bern 0ui @'ciud.
,5rru Z ora game uub Todter ron
SiouT Qts ,{Uwa. beunocn iid bier BET
Sru uuo fral ,lacob had. 90l 8IueiiraBe,
aui Nelu1i
,Erl. uottte 6Outbmnter beiu.
BET iit IN GoI6ouia Gm Beiuf.
6r. Eliu 3. E9cu III BON eiuer
Betie our6 cen 28eiien 3urudgetebrt.
9r. g. Y. Nrbrbnh unb ictnc 81.
tern brodtfu ciHl9e Jage IN heb g9tng aui
Eeiud 8u.
Srrator Norris III uou 8lue
Wouub. mo or am 4. 3uIt elne Aeoe belt,
mie6ey 8urlifQciFtri.
6r Bco. &arrtuger III BON ieis
uCr Guroyarctic 3uyutgs'shri.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-07-08
9iirrc ucrnidltct (arntc.
9&ai5indton, Z. SSuIi

WalllHli0n l. sui.
Cant elmer 2IntiiuOigun1 oe3 .6t.
cIanationaOcnitea" iiuo III Wontana
mo Dem lueitIIdeu lAeil Der bei0ca
Gafoto9 Die 6cIoiriihte iniolge ser
groBen uno langanoaueru0en Qijrrc
tbntiGhIIh einQetrofnet. IS limo
0ies &dn0ereielL no feline fiinitlihe
@cp0iierltng bcitcbt. 1<m @eQeniot
oa5lt miro bcrittet. OoB oit ,5armcr
in OericGhen @e9eno. oie fiinItlide
@apdiierlnl1 bobeu, pom ieIbcn 30.
Den groBe Grnten eriicIen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-07-08
zdwinOler pliinoerm Die Tar

mer. 3pei aerle, tie bier IN 1l9 Snb
,. Strabs Elm Summiifunsseitdit un'
ter oem ginmen ". VI. gbitmUre &
50. bstrisbsn, tabsn nlsm 2Iniheine
mad bic 5nrmsr Der llmsessno nm
sroBsrs Summen beihniuoeli. sic
tnuifen Gisr fir quite 9rsiie, teltsn
8antauuetiungsn ols 3ahluu9 nus,
psrihidten bic Gier ipbalo oieis bier an,
tamen uro iinb nun psrbuitet obne
ereiibarss @i9entbum blHterlaiien Al
bnben. Sic bortsr onB bic bieiiae 80.
li5ei etuns ibsr ibrs @sitditsmsihooeu
tuiiien pOlIte, uno 5o9sn ss Dor Elm
neuss 6slo aui5uiudsn. Sbnirosl bic.
Ter Grt 1T urnlt, bod bleibt sr ideini's .
stuis rsu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-07-08
Edrmcrid1ulell.

sSarmerihulem. 5rssuo cine Grt.
ihnft, msnn iis aud nod 10 Helm If,
tnnn i'm tOmmsnbsn @inter cine Iar.
meriduls bstommsn, psnu lie Elm babiu
sebenoes @eiuh an @eo. McaerroW,
ben Superintsnbsnteu Der lonomirtb,
ihaitlitsn 6Obihnle Der uniperitdi
@isconfn. ridtet.
Sn einsm &anoihreiben, nelhes
6err Mcasrrom osrItidt bat, meroeu
bic 5armsr nui Die Bsbsuiuue oieIer
Shulsn fir bic 9nnbmirtbihnit nui.
mertinm asmaft. Gs III nur n6tsia,
baB fd in Dem bstrshenosu Ort cine
Gerinmmlun9sbals bsiinost. @ennue
SnformatiOnen lino pom 6srrn Geo.
WcaerrOiu 81 erhnlten.
IS mare gu ipunihen. onB uon bic.
lem Gnerbieteu nussiebi9sr @sbraut
gsmndt mIro.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-07-08
SiOOi'Oelt crfIart, s,st. feiHeSwes'
|OinOcrtrr icinc llns. lis, -
UeripradJ. ''ei.
u Ter
GuOlcucIi idlcint Oca @'lan III 6cgcn,
5uiiBcn Ocn rcpubl. TGs.i,ncn
6ricOcn III i.h.cn.
DcnfcI 5ue" Gannon idiucigt.


gteU Yort. Z ,SltlL
Ger Gr-@rdiioent Rooiepelt per.
oifentlid]te bon Der &coottion Oea
9Sutloot" aus etne Grfldrltn1 III
Gerbinolm1 nit Dem 9ciude 0ea 9(J.
gcoroneten @onoerter pom Staat
@abtn1ton auf Soaamorc Sui
HooeUelt2 2ou0iis. 6ooieuelt cr.
fIdrt OoB er auerOinaa &oinOerter
ieinc 9eiricoi9uu9 0ariiber ausge.
oriidt babe. ooB tr itet@ 0ie Rooia.
petI'idc EoIitif ser Grboltuna Scr
natilrlifen &iiIisfraitc oeS 9anhe5
unteritiiBt babe, aber pon Ser Inter,
'tiitln1 Foin0ertera ieitcu5 RooieOtit
te 0e2 Gritcren 3anoi0atur fiir Sen
@lnl0c@'enat lei feiuc Re0e 9epeea
Hoo'coelt 9lolbt iibr9ena uht, 0oB
oic Foir0grtcr III Ser D}un0 Qell 1ten
acuBcrrn1,u pirfl;c1 oon inn itcnt-
men 9iooieuclt ucrnlei0et es :i6ri.
gems, in ieiner ueueitln Grfldrln1 3t
la9cn 0n Der @oin0erter nidJt III.
terihiben mer0e.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-07-08
9lntplcnfcr nctnhtct.

&roiouapoIi5. &n0. I. &uti.
Gbonla5 &iucn0e. EN- 9hItoleutcr,
mltr0e I,icIae zines llnialle5 aui Ger
bicii9cn ,giotorseItnbabu Qetootet. Gr
iIbte iich iiir eiut 9@ettiahrt ein. ais
iein Tabr}cu3 ciucn 9lbh1ng binul-
teritijrjte, nobel er inter sic Mo-.
itiue 3u Iicgtn fam mo eroriidt
mur0c
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-07-08

hOnmiitht9 prrNu
la9'. lsiht bCthUrt uuo ron 9totur bc,
icn1srs ;u 0bsrdatlidtsit, Slunes.
rauih uuo Nlrob:utelsi s.nsigt III,
rieiss itwarSe Slsmeni oiirite bard
nieisn Siss ibres @suohsn n+t uur
nph mebr betb0rt, ionoeru auh III
isjnsn Guiittsn uno llrtbsilen iibsr bic
6auptauienbsu bss 9sbens beiid,tt uuo
teieitist tusroen, iObns cine 9ebuus
bisiss Bottles in 3ufunit ooppslt
itwsr, ia gum 7betl uuausiabrbor
istn odrfts. Suioiern nls bee g8tr'
flung BET ben SdparSsn sr5islt miro 1t
eisisr Gussang oss Samples 81 be-
flaaen.
Sstrnttsu mir oaSesen oisisn gQstt'
tompi" pou einem onoereH, benz refteu
St1nopunt;, 10 tounsu mir bic groBe
6reubs ubsr bleisn Siss oss Shwar5su
taum u.rberseu @s biiriie uuttr ausn
!, sports" tsIueu irrsiiihrsnbersn osmo'
ralilirsnosreu uno beltinliihsreu aebsu
als oisisn 5ouittnmpi. IS 1T aut nitt
eth WOmsut in oemlel6en gu fiuoen, oas
ihu slnem nnItdubt9en uuo oroeuiilhsn
Wenlheu luuroia maiden fam, oeun
wie IN oisism leBten Sample, 70 tomnt
ss in alen iolheH 3uiammenitoBeu
niht ipwobl uno DOR allen Singsu nut
sslpilie Serperthuu9 Der asiit'esu Sd
blsIsiten uno BiIoun9 oss Wsniheu an,
iOnoeru BET oleiem Sport elbt Die
.8ehie" i'm Weuihen ben Nus.
ihlne. uRo ic mebr bic Bette" ent
wlfslt nnb Csm Sample anaspaBt 1T,
oeitO leihier rno eber piro ibr Der
Sies 5nialIen.
g8aroeu ur biz & 8dmpieuo II
Ucn iolheu gruuouertelrteu &Orisuuu.
gen uno @ntpsi1unseu ott msnibliden
Srdits beimgeiHbt le;u, 10 t6nnts man
oleie Sahe nit einem .u1sen SFu1fs
leiht nbieItl9eu; abe, bas lalisn b,e
3eltuueeu. fait ausihlisBid bic eng
Bldtier, niht gu. &pfen
lang uor oem nGrsisniB" wirb III ipdl,
.,nnngen Nrtltsln has SntereGs oss
4ublitums ii.r oieies ,8isbturuier"
oeusdt. Eas auaesunbste 5suer miro
ou,d nqerei iinuIpls, ldherlihe @s.
lbthten uno Eummbetien geHibrt, uuo
ete man iit perliebt, iino atti nur bic
v8ombles" bic 9ilmnel, bic Stra'
Bsnipuder, nGferitsber" uno nnberss
@elinoeI fir ben y ampi iinnlos be-
rauiht, ionOern uuh ,bpbsr" itebenos,
nit msbr Oosr wenissr Tsrnutmurtnns
beldosne Weniden. opH osHsn man
msbr @iuliht uno ueberlsgung erpnr'
let, fir Die rmibtiee" Sadie intsrsi'
Iirt.
Nlnn ibimpit iiber bic Nsesr; per
1T an ibrem Serberbsu nit nls 0nupt.
ihuloiesr Su bstrnttsn? bieie be.
t50rtsn @eiBsnl Nian itimpft lber
bic 3uhtloiieteit unb 5rsbtsit Der
nmerltaniidsH 9ugsnb, uub wsr 1T
6anpiihuto onrnn? Solte @ltern,
2sbrer uno 9sbrerinnen. be nod ulht
bic Beltie opn eiHem Disn d en-
uuteriheiosn t0nnsu. Didu itimpit
ilbsr eiHeu nT6belhouieu" bel Streits
uip.; dber psr 1T es. Der odBu Die Nu'
Isiturs sibi? Die SporisIsuts. pelhs
bns 8siiinliide i'm 9enidsn als
Snuptiade berpOrfsbreu. unb bic &egis'
rung, uelhe iolhe .grsiiur" burt
0iisntlite Sdnuiieaung beruor5utsbren
erloubt!
8iro oieier .i9marse" 5is9 nun
ouju beitrngsu, oaB Der 5auitt,mpi uie
Der 9rnuIams Sierte mad uuo nah OBJ
setbnn lUlro. 70 bat sr eiuPu 9sUiiisn
3usd eriuli. mas Su muuiteu mare
Ssitlebt oieiss nlht, 10 ioutsn ots
uernntUOrtlitsu 9eusr uno Jubrer
Der msn'bliben 8eieQihait sinmnl be-;
ih ielbit @intebr hnlisu uuo ben
srniten Serlut maiden. Suiiteu Wens
ltea uno Ssitisn unieritsIoen Bn
lernsu."
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am MiiRiiippi ertrunten. 8

Ayut IttIitiVppi ttAtuHteH. stDpH
@ithmnu, SDlusitsr 9tompipu unb
Snmss 6nulsp bssabsn iid am Scnn.
tag mad osm 5luB um gu bnoen. @ud.
man tOnuts uiht iduimmsn, uaists
nbsr in bos Bn7sr binnus, sr iuurbs
uOn Der Str6muug erinst uno umae.
riiisn. IbompiUn, Der stnas i6pim.
men tnnn, elite ibm sur 6alis; ols fh
obsr Der gririnieroe an i'm tlnmmsrts
esristb sr ouh in 2sbsnsssfabr uno
mubts ft pCn ibm losreiBsn um fih
islbsr ,u rsttsu. &iihman oeriont 10,
onnn uno srirnni. Ter grtrunfene
iiammis nus 6insboro unb bate, isit.
benz sr nod ga Groiis fam, bier in bsr
Gnlnes Der So 5suiis 9lun 90. oears
bsltsi. 81 mar stuo II Sabre oft.
Tie 9sits bee grtruntsnsn murbe am
Spnn.os Tnhmitins pon einsm iurasr
Wonns Nnmsns IOnnop snibsdi uno
NIT 6llis pon 9so. Sitter in benz itdo .
tiitsn Bnbsbous seboreen.
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Nclu SJort { ,illIl.
9lu5 (ori9 miro bcrihtct. Oab 0rei
fron50itidc 2uitidiiier. meId)e teI
Sen &ettia6rter in ]iheim3 ousge.
mdbIt mer0cu iouen ais omtIife
&crtrctcr i'm Cftober nnf @arosn
Gitn foumcn per0cn nm @ieun Guc-
tiB SEN Slang itreiti9 I MAIDEN. G5
mroer ouBcr9cm mtltoCitens iedls
an0ert iron}oiuhe uno re6rcre sent.
idc. cn1liidlc nm itllieriihe &uit.
idiiier iih All ser iutsrnationolen
gSettiahrt bcthciiilcn
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Nlutbiocr Mann


YliI@1NT1. 10. q ,1ll.L
g2daren0 ein Nrau0 il, oeu 9en-
siuonlo1cu Ser 9ltldntjt 9}a'iain9
s.. cinm Ihcii 0tr S,lnoaco Oil
60, milthcte, iiujtt iih u. u 4&sa.
Der. &oritehcr Ser gInlo1c, in sic
Tlumn,eu im0 orehta Elm &cutil ab.
r.ldes Sit ocn aroben CeItanla iiJly-
te. Sp uur0c 0os 6euer am ietreu
uripriingliheu @cro bcidriutt IND
9roBe motericQe &trllIt2 luie iolde
on Mcnihculebeu, uGrhilo1yt.
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Onra glcacn ocISidI1

superior SSl2 {. ,Sui!.
llu9 Gourlcopid miro hcrihtet.
0ob c3 Sort pdhrcuO De- NdG,t ppei
Stn0eu lona hcitI1 rcguctc mas oie
9&alobrluoe pml Gn0c brodlte.
9lueroiuR9 habcu cjniQc Garucr ibye
@aulid,tcitcn eiuQcbiitt. luo pieI@ol3
lit perbrluut, aber Ooh flmen oie
SIomuer nift udhcr. dl@ }nei Me-.
len al oie Grtihait ielbit herau.
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hnt nidlta Samit ~ thnn.

y VT IT " NE7'TE = NTtFF''
Nlls niiniiier Ocs ,{uuCrcu @allin.
aer pon ser Stcllimluahme doo'e.
ueIts ,u ser Scuatorem 5i IN 8Oih.
rl1toa horte meiutc cr. oab Der Gr.
hrdiiOcnt irrclelctct 'ctn njjiit.
Qoinocrter lei teu]icpu6lltlner ion.
0ern Soiioliii. ooer ueroc cs ba.0
ncr0eu Gr yerionlih scba nit oea
polit,ihen 2duy'2u I'M Staate
9}idlts fl thtn