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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-05-05


~ '"9 N'N
81 Morssn Was looking after hu.
mess maiers m shoshone ono ia.
''f II"
J. 81. Churchill spent Saiurla,
81 lhe Gage feueaes south % iowf
,asing cot bitches
ra. .. 49,
eo.n, Is No., ~.
~ ...,,s.. ,tsds
me '''f N'.s ."' ''' 81
q ii'e CONNIE Z Net'.e ~ 10y
lnHls ips ~ s""''s 'i'i'
waet 80 fas WasnLnnf block on
Main street progressing 20 q
ters satisfactory manner'
p as fsssa ~ -
.a4 h,w ~ ~.
hoselial Is Boie MONDAY evening
a. oef aga ii'i''is s'''''a ns.' .
from paN'fs ia'i N'e "'" WI
s,,' ..ans,y
Ross Borden was ~ from sho-
shoae Saturday assisting ms Uncle,
= Z, 'e'us.. 9 '"s '''" y"
e'h'''s
Leo noiy 81 sho>hone has ac-
eepicd q position as ditch rider
Ter ihs ''s',p"''s commencing W.T.
me lss' ~ ing '''N
George hedinou was IN town
Tuesday from shoshonne with al
freight on'ia ioaaea WIN spu's
t'ia NJ pe''Nefea mere
ii. +. Cornell our srnicl post
nlasicr. spent Che first Of The week
IN Goodins looking after his farm
interests y 'h't N''''''S'
=. y. lhafp was IL Shoshone
Saturday acting a. witness for
J Il. rresler who was making final
proof 90 bis Carey claim.
9. =, i.N'''a'i. t'ple'f'''H''Ne %
the STATE iann po'fu was ~ ,o~n
Yesterday ''A'iis i'n'' 'fo'ls' io"'
-Fi'lefs F''f'" w f'7''' '''
Ian Jones and William parrah
80, ,..... ..',,,s.,.,. bn,n, rsl.dl
49,, .a,tsr IN bns,ness |
= a. h'irs ~ vas 2 business
VISITOR - sh"s''ene SATURDAY, ne
pa' y A'iss 9 l','o ga We "'l'e ,
H
ihe nstl. aaesh''f ~ Pug gu"
PITS. ~ =. i"'tesi' was - iui . -" I
,">s '''' i''s' - '"' "''A 'u' a.
ns p'e''"' ''''' . ''''''''''s "'''
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~ - i'e' '''',''''''i i'''iS 'V' '"o
uano y, 'e''ipn ''"'i''ns ''"t
'''sf q y, ".rA q .'''"''e'p '''N-
~ a''ei '"e 'e'n' '' 'he' P'''''
"a Wakefield len the las, ~
~ week. for h,s old home IN rn-
'ois being esiled there by the SER
ous illness Of his mother. he eN-
'eels g ie gone Tor several weeks c
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-05-05
Foley
Kidney
I: ! !. ]. !. 5
What They VIII Do for You

They will cure your backache,
strengthen your kidneys, cor.
rect urinary irregularities, build
up the worn out tissues, and
eliminate the excess uric acid
that causes rheumatism. Pre-.
vent Bright's Disease and Dia-
bates, and restore health and
strength. Refuse substitutes
For Sale by T. NJ. Starrh.
The mirror., 1911-07-27


The unique Green Book Album
announces that in it's September is
sue it will begin the publication of
The Deynard Divorce" Ed n a
Goodrichs novel of theatrical mat
rimony" as the game is played in
New York. Since Mrs. Goodrich's s
recent divorce from Nat G. Goodwin
there has been vast amount of
newspaper space devoted to dis
cussion of this novel and it will be
interesting to discover if Miss Good
rich has used for copy" her own
matrimonial experiences with Nat. !"
The mirror., 1911-07-27

Life on the road for one of the
Big 3-Swift, Armour or Nelson
Morris, is a strenuous existence:
twenty-four hours a day for seven
days in the week. After while
you begin to realize that you are
just a infnitesimal cog in a vast
machine, and that so long as you
do the work assigned, you may re-
main polished piece of mechanical
energy, but when no longer able to
keep the pace, it removes you re-
morselessly and without any COM
junction.
To thosewho think road life attrac-
tive and full of charms and acquaint-
ances with hotels in the tall grass
towns will soon convince the most
enthusiastic that clean bed at home
with well cooked food more than
comoensates for a difference in
earning power, and a good nights
rest more valuable than an open
expense account.
The mirror., 1911-07-27
In Thy Place.

| searched for love within thine eyes
deep maze,
And ,heartsick, found but friendships
steady gaze;
Yet more than deserved God gave
to me,
And / am better but for loving thee.
My heart, once small and selfish, to
make place
And house the love bore thee. grew
apace;
And when you left, to tenant it
again,
/ opened it to all my fellow men.
Mabel Stevens Freer in August
Ainslee's.
The mirror., 1911-07-27
TreveIing For the Big g.
Continued

cigar trade can have nothing worse
to deal with than this condition as
cited, as an every day occurrence in
the meat trade.
The mirror., 1911-07-27
Houses Shot From Guns.

The cement gun is an invention
designed to do away with the. white
wash and kalsomine brush. the ce-
ment and plaster trowel and few
other things ola similar nature. 1t
is the very latest method of applying
coatings Of cement, lime gypsum and
other plastic materials to structures
in need Of repair, and Of putting up
the original walls of such structures
entire, if need be. In other words,
the cement coated or concrete house
of the future seems destined to bel
literally shot from gun. The
idea of shooting house. not tol
pieces, but together may sound alb
surd. but it is well to remember that
this is an age of scientific miracles,
which come almost as fast and as
thick as the flowers that spring up
after an April shower, and we really
should not be surprised at anything
that happens.
There would seem to be an almost
unlimited field for the practical use
of the cement gun, foundation work
and waterproofing below grad e
should be we'll adapted to this pro-
cess. AS means of coating steel to
prevent rust and corrosiOn it should
prove superior to the ordinary meth
ods of painting, for cement coating
will wear much better than one OF
paint. The pipe line of the New
York aqueduct from the Catskill
mountains is now being lined with
two-inch coating cement and sand
in this manner. The inside diane
ter Of the pipe is eight feet, eleven
inches, so that a man can easily
walk through it and perform the
spraying process. Smaller pipes
can be similarly treated in sections.
Suppose you have old and crum-
bling walls, fences, sidewalks or
leaky roofs that need repairing, or a
wooden building that you want made
fireproof in anticipation of visit
from the fire insurance examiner.
/ There will be no need Of having
week or more with lot of mortar,
boards and mixers, scaffoldings and
! similar eye-SOres, as in times past.
You simply send out hurry-up call
for the cement-gun man, who comes
around with his little renovator, and
presto, everything is made spick
and span while you wait" 1t is
something like sending ones clothes
to the cleaner, only in this case the
cleaner comes to you.
Tree surgery is another thing that
seems destined to undergo revolu-
ton if all that is claimed for the ce-.
4 ment gun proves practical. There
are hundreds of torn, cracked and
decaying trees in the private yards,
on the streets, and in puplic parks
of every city that could have their
years of usefulness and ornament
doubled if they were given proper
attention. The trouble is that it
doesn't pay to 60 around and patch
them up with handmade cement or
plaster, as it might be termed. Be-
sides, this is an instance wherein it
is especially necessary that the plas-
tic product should be applied with
the least possible delay after mixing
on account of its subsequent constant
exposure to the elements. With the
cement gun this work can be done
so quickly and cheaply that its use
in this connection should become
very general.-From, Houses Shot
from Guns" in August Techical
! World Magazine.
Green Book Album
The mirror., 1911-07-27


9.n. APACHE
"Mothor.
O let me kneel down by your side tonight
And lay my head upon your knee;
I'm weary want be held tight
Against your breast and have you fonde me;
want your hand again through my hair,
want ohavey you smile away all fears
O. mother e evening prayer,
With again-as in the younger years.
want the lullabys of long
To feel again your oft remembered KISS
Throughout the dismal years / miss you SO,
There are no other that hurt like this;
You picked the smoothest path for to trod,
When you knetd down beside my boyhood bed;
O. mother missing you--and God
When beat down detenseess neau.
Alone tonight amid the ruin and
OF bartered yesterdays, Of sin and blight
Mother, outm to
want you o bad! hurts tonight;
And when you kneel in prayer before your GOD,
Will you little prayer for me-
know twill bring peace-to kiss the rod
And kissing maynaps win eternity.
I'd like to see your sunny smile,
cannot come-but O, you understand,
The thought alone makes glad the little while,
I cannot go-but now wave hand
A cross the of years again.
Back to when skies ever bue
For forget all present aches and pain;
In dreaming dreams tonight Of home and you
NTbe above lines were suggested the reading Of
an article on by Lumbuger for which thank him.
Excuse me gents but stop kindly lend
Some hook has stole my know must look queer
know 1 am mass OF mud. of gravel stain and DUST
But I'm Frisco an it's the Frisco coast or bust
Now if 1 was lucky chap like lanky Bob Fitzsimmons,
I'd be riding pullman instead of the trimmings
An I'm paying that didn't learn to
For clingng the trimmings of pullman palace car
the caboo end All along the
sunny stalks today and all along the
that kissed goodbye and drifd
dd like chip the driven by of amess
will you derelc for the world
for always keeps Once
majesty the like cattle and corras
worth rounding upunike cattle
worth Keep moving shattered hope and human despair the
OF the always calling calling to beray
the blue of far hisides Carve
cut your dreams your awakening
the awakening you will have pognoscae the
you have almost forgotten the but
Reclamation dead
cynical all and onical
bitter laugh tolerance listen and be saved
by graphophone devices.
while Ishmae stands pile Of ties
tells Jew who amped through Paes
hamblers and len because
telling who suffered; adt and broken by
Tramp wandering along dusty roadway obscure revid in the
places who suffered blows human, human that He
doubted in His agony
your weather
who gather jungle call that
man, for you uknowH He will understand
my hand you wild Me thinks the
lit, only guide you your
Jerry McAuley in perhaps sleeping Toll
upon Three Crosses stood naked
sky. the nailed Wande Just Like You. On
nailed thieves perhaps like One of the thieves
his speak the Wanderer made glad
the Masters forgiveness.
Derect today you even stop to look
the Center Cro Which does thoughts lean
The mirror., 1911-07-27


YOU deyide member OF the print
in the four letters at the
end Of line type Certainly Steady with
brought mind the who sent away
method of beating the cash register In due
time the formula arrived upright
the cash Swing over
the head register Repeat often
required beating of this kind is usually sufficient
The missionary with highly cu
the hot native to those distant lands
supply varieties and arranged
the village where he stopping to have
front of him each meal One day drummer
made without protest from the missionary
his with the concoctons With the hrst bite the
travelling made three desperate attempts swallow
apple gurged like down for the third me and
smoke cleared and his napkin had mopped
his he condition to understand when
the the private property OF the
minister But the drummer He looked the dominic
the sarcastic tone he could command an
nouned but he's the first preacher
ever samples of hell around with him.
If day gloomy and chances kinder SLIM
If the situations puzzn an the prospects awful grim;
And the perplexties pressn till all hope nearly
Just up your teeth and keep on keepin'
Fuming wins fight and frettin' never pays,
good in broodn in these pessimisic ways
Smile Just cheerfuly when hope nearly
up grit your teeth and keep on keepin' on
There amt no in growln' grumbln all the tme
When muscs ringing everywhere everythings rhymes
Just keep smiling cheerfuly, hope is nearly
grit your teeth and keep on keepin on
minister down country who once refused
college reckon he about the only preacher that declined
such title but the Rev Hiram Dide would have it, He said
we'll offer
all until everybody would have referred him the Rev. Hi
Didle D. D."
The mirror., 1911-07-27
am an old man now-I have had lots of trou
and most Of them never happened,

Once there ST Paul railroad official who visited
the expression
his backed with Hebrew old the
papers filled
took little with
back The little Marshall p Wilder he
reading
corey Paul had difficulty looking
the little head and reading the Being democratic
Marsh champion little
replied The lasted several blocks then the rail
prepared Il will Something's,
Why interested Jew,
he clutchng the fell
tails you will
in my a hunchback."
The mirror., 1911-07-27
Siahs Betweon
STEELE BHRD

Little Willie in the best OF sashes
Fell in the fire and was burned to ashes;
By and by the room grew chilly,
For no one cared to poke up Willie.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-10-27

lper b0berrn 3iniliiotion uito DER
nn6iolgenoeit 9egliidilng Der &c.
rallbten, ober iagen mir Iieber Der
@nleftirten. glb ilno su bort MAI
olpb BON Scr moralil6en @ntriii iitltng
(luer lad)t id)cn iuieNer, oabilpten9)
Der ii6riget europ1iiAen @roBmGd.
te iiber oieies iiiltgite 8or9eben bon
Seiten sStaliens, un6 Oab man init
Dem @eonnfen iriilgebe, oaS bifji9e,
italieniidJe SiiuOden Oenulddit ct.
mas fiir5er aiBiIbinOen, ODER 6enicI'
ben einen Oianlforb an8ulegen etc,
etc. 8as miro dber MIR leeres @e.
idlu1t blerbet; 0enu ipenn Die be.
treffettoen pM1dte" mr. elm ipenig
in Der eigenen @elAid)te nadIblGt.
tern, oamt tperoen lie iiberoll Grdse'
bersiGile fiilOcn, melde iih ebenio.
tpenig nit @eies uno Hedt in Gin.
flang bringen loiien, alS iuie Die
oegeahpdrtige Gripolis.9lffnire.
llniere pripdte Meinllng in oieier
Sabe se1t 6abiuaus, oaB 2an6 itno
2eute bon 9ripolis ii6 in 3lfllnft
itnter Der itaIieniifat Hegicrilna
gaus beheutenb beiier befinben mir
Oclt, aIs ipie ilnter Der tiirfiihelr &e.
aierinlg. Sdon ieit geraitmer 3eit
lit oic 8iirfei, in politiiher Siriidt,
Ser i. a. yfratrfe Wann" @iiropas,
uno ipertn iid Der asatient nift
gang eirifiebem beiiert, b. b. ieiiten
itdatlideap Srgonismus 9egeniparti.
een Ierb1ltniiiett onpabt, bonn oilrf.
te ole 1iirfei als Staot, IN nidt
all3uferner Belt, bon Der eltropdi'
ic,et 2atbfarte peridapinSen; olcler
,soIl ipdre obne 3neiiel biz ieet
id,osr einaetreten, ipenigitens tparen
Oie 9(useidcn oafiir idon otter por.
banoen, aber jeSenfalls mar
man I'M ,,Ratb Der @otter", .. 3.
Ser iibrigen, europdiihet Weddlte,
nod, nid,t nariiber einig, ipie Der
,,fette 8iIiea" 5u pertbeilen lei; odB
er ober einnal pertbeilt iperoen
tpirS, bos fam als abioliit iider on
ge,ioitner iperben.
s,nt ssiltereiie oes 5rieoens lit es
iebr su tpiinfden, Dab bic alppferet
nid,t In einen ernitliden. 1. g. gro.
BEN afies opsartet; nidt itiir mt
9fiidIi9t auf Die obigen bstSet SStdn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-10-27
0rnfc

sSrou gnna 2allae, bon Ct
2oltis mar lettc ISOLDE bier lim Der
9eeroigung ibrer Gante, iSrou Caro-
line &uessler bei5ihpobnen.
Ssrau Sp. SoIlmanr bcgo6 lid
lebte @ode beiudslueiic itad ct.
2oltis.
ssrls. gmilie granbt nno
Wforp @iefe, ioipie ,Grnit @iaimal1n
luo GS. gbfer reiiten oieie 8ode
nad) ct. 2oiiis Wo iie 9ienSt neb.
nen iuer6en.
2eBte @od,e mar Sbr Gorre'
iponSeth BON einem @noe bes Goiln.
tbs bis glnt anoern berlmlgefomnlen
lmo iiberaIl tpurbe bas tiefite Be
oauern iiber ben beflagerosipertben
@eilnbbeits5uitanO oes &i6ter 8ell'
iel ailsaeiproben nnb Die Soffniing
auf balSise 8eiierutrg geaaiBert.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-10-27

ten, ionoern bailptiddlidJ ocsapegcn,
ipeil elm l1nBcrer &alnpf apii6en
Stolien nmb Der Siirfei porailsIidt.
lid olldJ oic iibriger Mddte init in
Den Streit biilein5iebcll ltnb, mog.
litberipete, ei1leti groBeren. eitropai-
iden Serieg berbeifiibren foltne
te. 9ie eilropdii6c Siirfci, @rte.
benIan0, 0aceooltieib Scrbieib 8ul.
gorien ualb baS iibrige 9alfens@e.
biet liegelp inn iiiooItliher @itfel
gltropas; iie biloen 5nionmlen ben
T. q. europdiiden .Serenfeiiel" IN
Incident es forttpdbrenO brobelt;
iriibcr ODER 6pdter, ipelnr einmal or.
bentIid, gefdiirt tpirb, 6anm fonlmt
6ieier ,,aeiieI" 5im iiberfo6elb iln6
penn Damn Ser .9funnnel" boriiber
lit, nun ootut gebt'S ielbItper'
it6nblid an oas @ertbeilen bes 9ait.
sen yal6enS@
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-10-27
@enn sic in Gbina anssebrodlctc

8cnn Die In Gfinn ailsgebrDdcnc
9fepollttion iid) iiber ooS garlse, ge.
tpoltige d)ineiiihe &eidJ nit ieiner
nadj Sunoerteir poit Milliouen sabI.
enbelt 8epolfcrilra aitshreiteip iolfte,
10 lueroeii mir 3eltge tpelteribiittern-
Der 8orgalge 1perbeqi. 9ie frull3o.
iiide &epolamion 1p1re eif &in0er.
ipiel gegen eine iol9e llnlitur3betpeg
llttg; iuir ipiirben cine Der eridiit-
terltoiten 8rasooien in Der @eidIdte
Der Wee1ti6beit erleben.
3uniddt miiroen bic Mandnis,
lett brei Sabrblnoerteit oie berridJ.
eirSe &aiie in China, nit Stllltlpf
mo Still altsgerottet iperbcn. Gadl
&ernihtimlg Der 9pnultie ipiirOe es
Johann llnSlpeiielbaft 3um 9iirger.
frieg 5tpifdelr ben fo1lierpatipen itno
Dem rabifalen @lelnentelt; 5luii1rn
Woltar1iiten uno 3epnblifanern
fonlmeil, imO biele illneren 3ipiitig-
feiteat ipiirSen ellrop1iI6cn M1dten
0eip lDillfonlnenelp 8ortpan0 Silr Sn.
terbelltion liefern, INN li6 peitcre
gGinfIltBIpbaren" 81, iidcrn. 8ie
aber, f1enn Damn uilter Dem Crude
oes BON allBen einbri1igenber Seiis
Ges Die babernoen &areien Srieben
idlieBen llnO lidS sit gemeiatiamen
Sorgeben gegen Den glngreifer eini.
gpln2 9ann mare Die Stlntoe oes
gclpdltigen4 auIturfnnpfes gefpnl.
men zen friiber ober ip6ter ser Sc.
cioert NIT Dem Orient iiibren nriB,
ellres Samples, beiietl 8plgen ur,ab.
iebbar tpdren oeiien gnSe fein Gro.
pbet bprnusiagen fam.
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Sas boppcltc Gnar Shu6c.

8nS ie6siobrige &arlden mar
pont 8nter 5ltm S1ubmader ae.
lfidt lporoen, INN fi1 elm Gaor
5dube anmeiien au Iaiien. IA Gage
fpater briirgt oenn aid Ser S6ltb.
rnnber Die nelien S6lbe. 3lpei Sa.
ge onrauf fommt jeood Elm Sdn6.
nader ans Der benadjbarten stra.
Be imb bringt ebenfalls Elm gaar
nelie Sdube fiir aarlben. Ger So.
ter iiift ibm sii erfl1ren, Dob bier
eiip Srrtbnm porliegen miilie, aber
er idbt lid, niht obipeiien Ger
Sltnge babe iidD bel ibm Die Sdllbe
oiunleiien laIien, uno Oa5lp miilie er
bod rom ben @ltern beaitftragt ge.
ipelcn iein. Der @oter ruft ben
ssulMen berm uno fragt i'm aus.
,,sSn, 8apo," mar feline artiport,
.liuier S6uiter bat bIoB ben redl.
ten SUB gerneiien, Gen linfet iuolf.
te er nidt. llna ba bin id) ned 81
hem onoeren Sd,iiiter gegangen mir
belp linfen 5ltB."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-10-27
8irS bie @elt beiIer?

sssn nlander Siniidjt Meint Dies
10. saitienSe belFcn anoere, Oariil-
ter ssrul SO. SO. @ouIo, 8itt8fic!a.
q. s. Sic fano @eiutobeif in elec
tric 9itters uno r6tb 6ieie Weoi5ln
allen 2eibenSen iiberau alp Sab
re lar9 lit id) an Mngeir. iiltb gae-
renleioen, idreibt iie. sSeoe Wte.
.Sisiil oie id1 nnbm, feblte, biz i'd
electric 8itters rtdbm. Dicies iutii-
Serbare $eilntittel BGIf iuitH iehr.4
Silft ieber Srnu. @eite 9onic ilno
Seber- uno gsiererunebi5iit, Die 9e'
tnft miro Brobierts. Sbr tperSe
es dugfin6en. Soc bel dlleR apo'
tbeten
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selsraaenOe sbiere gliiIonri's
glns Dem 1911 nSiotbbndn Ses gn-
reaas fiir slrbeitsitatiitif, SET
feripn Gitb, @o.

Cine @iIiourier Sn6uitrie. tpeIde
bonn slrbeitsfomrtiiiGr slritin So,
8ig9s in einem in fldditer Belt er-
i6einen6en Bulletin eingebeno be.
ban0eIt per6en fpiro, lit bie bes
Sonaens bon pel5trogeltben Sbteren
itno oes 8erfoufens Der 8elSe.
glis Oieiem I'M Berben begriffe.
men Bulletin, peIder bon uno gan3
inn 1911 e&otbbnd" eri6einen miro.
ldBt iih bereits eriebeil. Dab Die pro.
feiiionelle iotpobl nIs Die iilgenoli.
den S1ger, ipel6e an Salnstagen
Die @Gloer abltreifen. ism itd ettuns
&leineelh 5u beroienen in 1910 elm
iiberaus gntes Sabr botten. 9ieie
9eballptiing lit auf ben bonn arbeits,
bureau bereits geiammelteu 3ablen
llno Sbatiaden baiirt.
sSn Dem genannten Sare muroel
in Miiiouri 532,7S7 8flntb aSelae
oilf Den Wtarft gebradt I'M @ertbe
bon $t33,1 1856, cine 3unabme iiber
1909 bon 10000 8fnnb, Sbfdon
6ieier @eiannttipertb iiiht 10 unge.
mein groB lit i'm GergIeidy 81, anoe.
rem aroBen 2ieferitngem @iiiouri's
fommt er 6ennod Dem @elamnlt-
tpertbe beS auf ben Marft gelatrgten
lteberidnlBes bon @erIte, MilIet, 3liD
ldermbrionen iinO gllfalfa gleih.
3wor eiebt es piele SaGeniteIler in
Sieien Stdate, ipel6e atSers ni6tS
tbnn, BOD, iheint Der gr0Bte Sbeil
bieier Yrobuftion bon M6nnern unS
&noben 3u folnmen, ipel1e i'm @ir.
ter nls cine gtebenbeidaftigung Gem
@ilb nadIte1en.
sn Ser 2ieferuug bon 8eI5en fan
Mc9onalS Goniltp an erIter SteIlt
lin 9etradt nit einer 2ieferllng boz
20,566 8iuno. 9ann folgten: Ga
line nit 1879; 8ettis nit II ,206
l9fanboIpb nit t2,9t7; goss mi
41f,S57 8fun0. Ser fleinIte grtras
4 bon irgeno eillem Gountp belief lid
ldtlf ''enoa 1000 8fnnS, Die pel8
tra0eHoen Sbiere in Mfiiiouri fino
Minf, 9fnccoon, Stinffabp, Spoiiuni
! Mofdusratte, Studs, 8olf @iIo
/ fate, Gipetfate lnio Otter, ippbor
4 Minf, &occoon, Stinffotc uiio 8
poIiiml in 1910 ben groBten Sonf
| biloeten lno 5tuar nit Spplillni al
Der Spite, ipo3u ollb nod Dos
iuoblicbmedenbe Sleiif Oieies lett
genanntet 8bieres nit ben nGtbi
gen 3ubeb6r an SiiBfortoifeln itlip
! qut5lbereitet fir nan6en bilngrigel
WtiIlourier cin belifates giIen bill
6ete. @tinfpeI5e bradten Die bod
| item Greiie unb 5iuur bon 81 bis Sc
! 3llnGdIt fam Gaccoon bon ipenigel
Gents Bis gu So fir Die groben Uni
itaperen. @ute Stinffatenfelle pol
ser aiemIi6 i6ipor5cn Sorte brod
ten $1.75 unb gro6e SpoIinmfell
ctlpa 40 Gents.
9 gorallsiidtIid miro Eos Sab
/ 1911 6ns porberge9an9ene SSabr i
$5iniidt auf 8roouftiun intb 8ertl
I.uon 5ellen melt in Ben S6attel1 ltel
| len.
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gseitere Srridlte Iaiien erfehen,

@citere Seridlte lafien crfeben,
bah uniere Sripits bas Meilte Sa5u
beiqetrngen Eaben, Die &e3ipro5itat
nttt Canada, Su Sale 5ip briigen.
abpr ni6t, lin bie ginfilbr alis So.
naoa 3l berbinoern, iortbern Die Gin
fubr aus europa na6 CANADA. Gus
miro anf ben eriten 8lid iinneHtGn0.
lid) ideinen, miro dber flar Our6
oen 9afapeis, SaB Die conabilden
Sdbrifen 5uneiit ipeiter ni6ts iinO,
als Silialen Der amerifdniifen
Grnits. sSm Salle zines 9lbfomnens
nit unierem 2alioe ipire Canada
ae5ipnngem gepeierb anoeren Can.
bern Die gleide gergiinitigliiw SIT
9eiuGbren, iuie ims. Ssn fSolge Del.
len paren cllroptiiide @aaren sll
biifigerefp 3oaeir IN Canada berein.
eefommem unb bobur1 m1re itnie.
ren Srltits cine ailstp1rtige aolfnrs
rerS boielbit entItan6en. @enm Die
Ganabier oie SrilftTdraitbe nod
id1rfer entpfinoeii iperben, oiirften
lie 5n Ser giriidt geIangen, bab iie
iidJ bnrdy 8ermerfilng bes &e5ipro.
sitats8ertroges ieI6ft oln meiiteu ge
lA1bigt baben. 6. g.
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Sea

Senrp Meltentoder begab iih
arn Oiontag in @eid,ifteit nod lln-
inn.
Senrp 8lof ilit0 iSrait lpiir-
sen lesten 9ienstog biir6 Die @es
burt eines 9ohterdens boderfreut.
Gie Satin bon 6ronf S6im'
mel lit om Iesten 6reitoa, Sen 20.
5. aits. in ser 9liitbe ibrer Sabre
aeItorben. Sic biitterlaBt ibren
@otten mo fiinf nod iincrpa6iene
ainoer.
Oscar Marten intb erlait @if.
foff, ipcld,a ii6 ldngere 3eit bier
als @GIte Der 5amilie Conrad 8lof
aitfbielten, reiiten ain 3onnerstaa
ipieSer ipa6 ct. 2onis sliriif.
g0ap. Sable mo oeiien Sdfret
tier, SRI. 2oniie &oble, bon Sil,
oiouopoIis, Sno., tpeilen gegenip1r.
tig bier alt 8eii'd bel Der 5ainilie
2oilis 2lebrina.
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s5n Cambridge, Maii. lit iebte
@ohe Der 8aptiiten.Ireoiger Glar.
ence 9fideion airf ben @eroadt bin
berbaftet tporoen Die 90 Sabre alte
glpis 2innea nit tpeIher er perlcbt
mar, pergiftet iii babett nm eila an.
oeres aber reiheres Wdodetp beira.
tbet 5ii fonnen,