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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1911-09-16
GOOD ROADS IN NORTHWEST
washington State Alive to the I'M
potanee of Having Service
able Highways.

The northwest is alive to the yalue
on good roads. In a recent issue of
the Seattle (Wash.) Intelligencer the
statement is made that before the
summer Is over Seattle and Tacoma
VIII be connected by a frst-class ma
cadamized highway. In King county.
OF which Seattle is the seat. there
Will be 100000 available, including
state aid. for road improvement this
year. Much OF this will be spent on
trunk line destined TO connect Seat
tie and Everett. From Everett to
Tacoma an improved road Is a mat.
Ter OF the near future. This road
work Is part Of general plan to build
q trunk line from the northern To the
southern boundary OF Washiu ton.
which IN turn will become part OF n
highway from the Great Lakes TO the
ocean, through the northern tier OF
state. and this will connect with an.
other trunk line from British Columbia
down the coast to Mexico-a dream
OF that wide-awake country that fs
certain to be realized In the next few
years
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1911-09-16
ELECTRIC MULES FOR PANAMA
railroad to BE Built Along Panama
for Drawing Ships From Ocean
to Ocean.

The first shipment CT steel has been
made from New York for building a
unique electric railway along the Pam
anna canal for drawing great ships
from ocean to ocean. The enormous
volume of shipping across the isthmus
Will be drawn on the ancient towpath
system, 80 that 1t will be unnecessary
for steamers to proceed under their
own steam. In place of the mules. ON
this curious towpath, powerful electric
locomotives will draw the largest
ships smoothly and swiftly across the
continent A steamer OF, say 10000
tons, which the canal will readily
accommodate, is obviously a very
heavy burden, and the electric loco
motives will be geared to the tracks
by a middle rail In the form of a
rack. The canal commission has ad.
vertised for 100000 pounds OF steel
ties, slots and covers and 1900, 900
pounds OF steel channels. This rack
railway will be built by the commits
sion, and will be In working order in
less than two years, In time for the
opening of the canal.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1911-09-16
SllverEyed Heefstcak.

The London cop calls his half-pen.
ny herring his silvedeyed beefsteak.
and there are hundreds cooking every
minute In London town where one IL
eaten here. Any time OF the year Q
big part OF this city would profit by
eating fish for a spell instead Of beef.
With no open air exercise beef 10 q
heap harder than Ash for the body to
get rid Of. because there is a good deal
more water in fab than In beef or
pork. Fish are fat or lean. Eel. sal.
mon, herring are more than FIVE per
cent grease. Halibut and mackerel
are two to Ave per cent fat; cod.
whiting, haddock, even less than two
per eent-New York Press
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1911-09-16

progressive lines. It renders q surer
and larger return than anything else
In the worlds work, yet the fact re-
mains that the boy is not satisfied
with farm life. With good roads, SO
he could get out whenever he desired
to with his best buggy and girl, or
perhaps an automobile, country life
would take on an entirely different
aspect.
The handicap Of the bad road is cer-
tainly heavy one and is farreaching
Education has suffered greatly by rea-
son OF II. The country schools are
little. II any, better than they were
forty years ago. 1t Is an open question
whether they are as good. The wages
paid the teachers are small The
number Of pupils Is very limited
sometimes three or four-often not
over a dozen or fifteen There Ia no
school spirit; there is no anything
but dreartness and drudgery with little
progress toward education. When the
boy and girl get old enough TO realize
this condition and the parents see 1t,
there Ia nothing to do but send Johnny
or Lizzie to the nearby town or city
where the schools are better and
where there Is an opportunity getting
the rudiments Of an education, and
while Johnny and Lizzie are picking
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1911-09-16

up an education under town conditions
they are getting the town microbe
along with the education They form
friendships and become part of the So
cial life Of the school, they are not
willing TO go back upon the farm with
Its dreariness and isolation. No one
ought to blame them for this, IN fact
they are to be commended in many
instances. The country lass and youth
must have the social life that natures
demand. This sociological fact must
be reckoned with.
The National Educational commits,
sion, made up Of eminent educ tors.
thoroughly familiar with our condi-
dons, has been studying this subject
Tor q long time, and 1t says that the
solution is only to be found In the
consolidated township school, where
instead OF eight or ten isolated school,
houses, placed at intervals at the cross
roads throughout the township-bleak.
dreary and uninviting-there should
be one central graded school at the
most convenient central point, and pro-
visions made to take the children to
and from the school, Good roads a-e
necessary If this Is to be done. Toe
school ought to have at least FIVE acres
OF ground to serve as a miniature ex.
pertinent station for the study of agri-
culture, the cultivation of which will
Increase interest In agriculture and
show that farming requires brains as
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1911-09-16

than It does over good ones; how with
good roads the farmer can market his
produce at any time he desires to do
30 and take advantage of market con-
ditions and get the most for what he
has to sell.
Bad roads are q serious handicap
to social conditions. and sometimes for
weeks at time dwellers In the farm
home are marooned by stretches Of
impassable roads. They cannot get
out to see anybody and nobody can
get to SEQ them. The town that is
i've miles away might as we'll be twice
that. We know that man Is a sociable
thiHg-it Is part of his nature-he can
only grow and develop by meeting his
fellow men-touching elbows-and by
social and business intercourse.
We know that bad roads have been
responsible in a very large degree for
driving the young people from the
farms to the cities. The census for
the last thirty years has shown an
ever increasing drift Of the best brains
and blood Of the farm to the city This
10 true notwithstanding that there Is
no better business In the world than
farming. II 1t Is done along up-to-dats,
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1911-09-16

we'll a. muscle. In such q school the
boy and girl would be able to get a
high school education and live at home
upon the farm.
The school would be the social a
well as the educational center OF the
township-ths rallyins point where the
citizens could go and hold meetings:
1t would develop the social life, would
be strong and helpful, and the young
people would find in the central school
and tho associations that go with It.
and the school spirit that would be
developed. satisfying condition that
would make life upon the farm at
tractive instead Of otherwise.
Another handicap to progress and q
menace to our whole country, that is
very larely taceable to bad roads.
Is the fact that so many thousands of
farms are passing from the hands OF
owner into the hands Of tenants. The
weaving OF the children from farm
carries the patents away when ad.
vancing years makes II necessary for
them to lay the burdens down. We
are building up peasantry ct sounds
hard to call It that which promises
trouble in tho future and raises tho
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1911-09-16
ONWARD MARCH OF PROGRESS IS
RETARDED BY MISERABLE
HIGHWAYS.
BIG HANDICAP TO PEOPLE
Costs Much Moro to Haul Produce
Over Bad Roads Than Il Does Over
Good Roads-Effect Of Good Roads
on Social Life.
BY HOWARD n. GROSS.

When one makes a study Of this
great subject and sees In how many
ways the march Of progress is re-
tarded by miserable highways the
country over, and realizes what a
burden this handicap places upon the
people, 1t Is surprising that the whole
population does not rise as one man
and demand that the highway condi-
lions shall be improved to the standard
required for the twentieth century.
Road advocates have shown for
years and years how much moro II
costs to haul produce over bad roads
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1911-09-16

question whether We are not establish.
ing here In the central west the con-
ditions that have been the curse of
Ireland for three hundred years. The
result Of this condition Is that the soil
is losing Its fertility; the farm Is be-
coming foul; noxious weeds are grow
Ing; the landlord squeezes the tenant
for all the rent that Is in sight and
the tenant takes 1t out Of the farm; he
cannot afford for the short lease of
one or two years TO buy fertilizers;
he must simply rob the soil for all
he can get and turn il over to his sue
cessOr In worse condition than he
found It He cannot 60 into stock
farming on short land tenurcs. SO he
must be what Is known as a grain
farmer. and this takes tho life out OF
the soil The greatest economic men
acc Of the world today, bar nothinx.
10 the depletion OF soil fertility, and
this will 60 on as teRantry increases.
Thus we see q few Of the very many
drawbacks that are directly and In.
directly due to bad roads, and we may
add TO the list as stated by the de-
partment OF agriculture. that the cost
OF moving farm products 10 the market
and getting supplies back to the farm
over bad highways causes an extra
expense OF at least $3.50 per person
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(To be COntinued.)

The summer OF 1911 will be re-
membcrod as the time when a maxi
mum OF 50 was regarded as n "cool
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-02

|ein 8iinbnib 5lpiiden @nglal1b u1o Sen
Ser. 5taaten lit, ba ferner bcreits 3rpiz
1dben ben Ser. 5taaten unb ben meiiten
eurppdi16en Mddbten pouig geniigenbc
aleidlautenbe llub glei1lpcrtbige 5dyiebsz
geribtspertr6ge be1teben; ba, mic Die
Gre11c beribtet, oas 5tantsz 9epartement
heabIid)tiat, eineu nellen &ertrag altf Ser
@aiis bes inn Sabre 1897 aboele6nten
observation-disclosures nit @nglanb Sem 5ez
nat 3l nnterbreiten:
5o 1ei es beldlpilcn, bab' mir, @iirger
ner Observation-Disclosures p%eria,nmeIf, einz
geoenf Der @arnung 8%al9iagtons Dor
~&er>pidlmgen S%affenben @iinpniHen"
0egen cin 8iinbniB init @nglanb, lpeld,er
Sorm INNER, encrgi1h prptclleren rrb
ocgen Die Mnbabnllng cllgerer @e5iebunz
gen, als Der bcreits eriitierenben aus Dem
@rlmbc &erlpa6rnng cinlegel. mcll 1pldc
e1geren @c5iebungen sic Seinoleligfeit
Der atlberen e%lrppdildbcn Wddgte bcrbprz
rlfen, bic SsS1terel1en bes nmerifnliidcn
@plfes gefdbrben ltl1b Die WeDgli6feit eli
ncs &rieges nabcriiden.
Sic @arnl1ng iollte in @%aibingtol1
nibt unbead)tet bleibe1, tie lit MOTIF
menoig uno bon patriotilden Motipen
e%ingegeben. Mls gemeinlam1e &uno=
geh1ng ser beioen betbeiligten notio=
nolen Glemellte lit Tie erfreltlid). Sic
|5eigt, oaB bei0e a1f Ser &adt iteben
5ur Mbmebr gegen Sen inneren pie &C.
gen Sen 1l1beren Seino.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-02
CASTORlA
fur Sauglinge und Kinder.
Die Sortp, Die Ihr INNER Gekauft Habi
p.: s,.ss ID: 70, &MNMzzzzM
&heimprppins.

Sn GLADDEN. lit ser &e6tsanmalt
Suiti5ratb Sob. @oben, Snbaber 0es
gol0enen pdpitli9en @er0ienltfreu5es,
Sta0tperoro11eter lt11o Mitglteo 0eS
Hropinciala1sid Ser &bein. Gen.
%trl1mspartei, im So. 2%ebensjabre &C.
itorben. -SSn 0em gifel0orfe IL
+ q 6 feierte Ser Mderer SonaS ieine1t
100. @eh1rtstag. - SSn 8irge1
itarb ser %S0iabrige S11bilarprieiter
An0r. @eber. Mebr ais 80 Sabre
lang NOR ct Nfarrer bon 9irgel=9ii i
ien0orf. 6erner ltarb TIT II nj
int Sitter BON nl1r 81 Sabren Efarrer
Mi6. 8ufes nad etpa 5iabrigen @ir=
fen. - Sr 8 + ii M itarb na9 fltr5em
&ranfenlager ser &oufmam @einr.
Sirens, ser Sen neutrality-suspicious.
&rieg 1S7O-'1 ols T%reimiQiger
beim Z. 6eloartiQerie &egiment nit
ger1odt batte. - Sim 8ab1tbof gu
Saarbriiden mur0e ei11 glttge=
%fleioeter damn perbaftet, in oeiien Be-
gleitung iid 2 Mdoben %befan0en, Sc
men er angebli6 i11 Mrgentinien Stel=
flung peridaffen moute. Sic &oli5ei
glaubt, einen gefabrliden Maoden=
bdn0ler ermiidt 5l1 babel1, Ser aus
0em Saargebiet cine groBe Mn5abl
bon Mdoben bereits peridleppt fat.
= Sn @etenbeim braltnte 6as
Mnmei e1 oes Sefol1omen Selb nieoer.
ltnter sen 8ronotriimmerr1 mltroe sic
perfoblte 2ei9e 0es 8eiibers gefun=
sen. = SSn g Surge itarb ST. Bfar=
rer @erbaro 5bome, gebiirtig bon
8auitert, int Sitter BON nabe5u 70
Sabren. = SS1 Manbern feierten
Sic gbelel1te Mif. Midels uno Mnna
Moria geb. S6aus lire goloene &od=
5eit. = Sn ~ ettlah muroe ser in
|@0In %peritorbene &ednungsratb
uno Sbergiiterporfteber Medenbier 5n
@rabe getrogen. - SSn @teffe1n
itarb ser 2ebrer a.. .. SOB. Sboem=
MES. - Ser 9ienoant Miiuer Ser
&reisiparfai1e in 3eIl (MfoieD, Ser
felt 6em @eri9mit0en oes ltnter Mit=
nabme bon $4,000 sc. fliid,tig gemor-
0enen @egenbudflbrers Sobannes
iuspenoirt par,' bat iett %geitan6en,
oob er bereits Dor Sabren ser &aiie.
10000 80. unteridlagen babe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-02
6e0en<0armitabt

Sn 9iebnrg itorb ser ourd) lei=
ne langiabrige Miiiionstbatigfeit BE-
fan11te Gapucinerpater Beter. sdmen=
oenmann I'M Sitter bon 6S Sabren. -
Sn &M6eSbeim (@r. 8inqen)
mnroe Ser ieit 1886 ooljelbit eifriq
mtrfenoe, fur5lid %peniionirte Bfarrer
@oitaot beer0igt. Ser @erltorbeue
mar langere 3eit in Sen Gulturfumpf=
iabren ais &e0acteur oes vMai1aer
Sournals" tbatig uno mar aIs Ser
ausgeber BON Hreoigten u11o alien Sic
.oern gu @bren ser @immelsf0nigi,.
Maria uno oes gottli9en Sci usfinoes,
ais Ireun0 6riitlider &lnlt u11o Der
@erbreitung driitlider &l1nitblGtter
l1no i%o5ialer 9ei trebungen meitbin BE-
fannt. Sen 8onifatiusperein fat
Nfarrer goo ita0t a16 in ielnem Ieita=
Inent be0adt. SSn nb e / ut
lino sic gbeleute Seb. shnei6er, 81
nn0 73 Sabre alt, innerbalb tpeniger
Stu1oen na6 fur5er &ranfbeit aus
0iel em 2eben gel6ieoen.
Sloenbnrg.
Muf 0em in Gloppenburgo b=
gebaltenen @ertretertag Ser oloenblr=
giiden Gentrumspartei puroe ais
Ganoicut fir Sic fomtre11oe @eif5=
tagsmabl nit poQer ginmiitbigfeit Ser
bisberige Mbgeoronete @rof @alen
mie0er ouigeiteat uuo SEN Gentrl1ms=
pertreterI1 int &eidystag u,10 2anotag
Can't fir ibre perOienitlide Sbatig=
felt abgeitattet. - 9os tit Glen
/ test angelegte gleftri5itdtsmerf lit
fertiggeite0t. Gas er5el1gte 2idt lit
iebr Jeff un0 gletdmabig. Sn
6riesoptbe feierten Sic gbelelttc
Sdneioermeilter 9. Sboben lire gol=
oere @od5eit. - S,1 Sag it cot
itarb inn Sitter BON ca. SO. Sabren S.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-02
Gin Mnlab, ser Srl6noer uno 9cl,t=

Gin Mnlab, ser Srlanoer u1,o Del,t=
lde lettber 5uiammengefiibrt bot, mar
ser pon England sen Ser. 5taaten oil
gehptenc Spnoer : Shieosgeridtsper=
trog, ser NIT barnllolem Mngeiidt mtr
bic 6ricoensioee, mic Tie einem Gorne=
Nic lno m1ocren Dor 6me6t, 5llm Mls=
orud bringen jon, aber mie alles, >pas
pom @nglo1o fonnnt, b%interbaltigen
3lpetf 81, oienen ideint. Gen bieii=
gen SrlQnoern fpmmt es 10 Dor llro
ebel1lo olld sen 0eutib=M mcrifanern.
Sic Srldnoer ieben oarin cine l1n1to=
tbige, l1nberedtigte &er6riioernngsbe=
megung, sic ltMpabre angel 1dlilde
@ermanotld oft berbeibolt, Inn Sic
Nm1erifauer Dor oen @agen britt
ider @eid)sintereiien 81 iponnerr, bic
D~elti6=M merifoner a%rgm0bnen oaslel=
be nit ser 9efiirdtllng, 0ab sic optic
bic les %crtroaes gegeu 9eutidlam &C.
ribtet icin miiroc, mos nit oller Madt
SIT befdmpfen, extraordinarily Eflidt
ieoes anlcrifanii6en @iirgers oeutider
&erflnft iein miiBte. @er 5miid]en
SEN Ser. Staten ltn6 9elttidlano
3mietrodt 81 iaen il1bt, per liinoigt
|iih ar1 Sen beiten Sntereiien beioer
9d1oer 1m1o 81 oies in Sem &ertrage
anideinen0 beabiidtigt miro, mllB
ielbltperltanolid entid)ieoen Stellung
0agegen genommen mer0en.
Sn oieiem 5inne trafen iid Srlan=
Scr lu1o 9eutlde am Gorobeno bon
@oibingtons @eburtstag in ser Gar=
negie &a0e III Mem Yorf 5riammen
uno legten in bereoten @orten uno
nutliden @eidliiiien &roteit elm ge=
gen SEN &ertrag, sen Sic &egierung in
@nibington nit england ein5ugeben
perleitet moroen lit. SSn sen 8eldliii=
len miro geiagt:
v9a bas 8eltreben, %ipgcnam,te el1gere
8esie61ngen 3lpi1Gen Ben betben grpBer
engli1h 1pred enben Mationen unter Dem
@prgeben, baB babnrh Ser @eltfriebe be-
feltigt ipiirbe, auf bei6en 9etten oes Mtz
luntic greifbare Sc talt angerommen Fat,
nnb ba ser @nb5ped bieler @erbanolm1z
gen, lpie in ENGLAND pffen erfldrt miro,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-02
s:},t amte,,t 3,ued perb IN:
ocu.

Srl0noer nllo 0elttld)e 6aben lidl
bier5ulanoe bisber nid)t gut pertroge1,
ais @elalnu1tbeit ielbltperl tal1olid). ST.
oipiol1cu baben iib gar mand)c al,ge=
frel1noet, belpl,ocrs inter ocn gebll=
oeteren Shidten, in oe1en beioerlei=
tige &cranloauu19 Mnlob oo5ll gab. Die
Mtallen ltalloen iid, menl1 altd nlht
oireft feilolid = mieppbl oos friiher
ol1d) poraetonuneu lit, = 10 ood) ah=
leb1,cl1o elm onoer gegcl1iiber. Gs fell
ten aemeinlame @eriibrlmasp1ntte
lrl1o oos @erporangen ser SSlaroer
III Ser Yolitif, m0breno Ser 1eutld}e,
tleils aus Sci d%)eibcnbeit tbeilS aus
Mo1ael an peri0nlihem Snterelle lid)
ubicits hielt, mor niht oa5l1 anget6an,
teioc ollf aen1ciniane @cge ST lenfen.
Neri1che in 0ieier Midtluna, Bic frilber
DON mphlmcir1a1oen, meitblifenoen
Scl1tru Nell1ad1t m1roelL iino ltetS &C.
id}eitert. Crit n%elleroings idleillt iid)
Gin ceioerieitiges %eriteben ar15ubab=
men, l1ol1entlidl, ieitoem Ser Gelttld=
on1erifaniide 9fatipnalbu11o als politi=
id,cr ISuftor in sic Seffentlihfeit ein=
oetreten lit. Ser Shl1t ser %beorobten
perl0nliden 6reibeit fiibrte beioe Gle
meute 5ulolnmen lr1o oarol1s ergaben
lih meitere @elidtspunftc gemeinia=
men @irfens fir nerman0tc 3iele, 0as
n1ul1 oueroings ols &or5eiden prafti=
id1en @iinoniiies ST betradten melt
feb( gehen lpiir0e.
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Sad)ie,1.;

Ser Safer oes 0iOiiionsptarrers
Or. Slefe, ser Dor 4 Sabren in
0eutid=5 iomeitafrifa %geitorben lit,
9on0mirtb &aimun6 Siefe, lit in s o.
L ungen (&r. @orbis) int Sitter BON
SO Sabren g%eitorben. - Sn 90
rings6orf bel @eismar brannte11
S6eune un6 5tallungen alf 6em Sc
b0ft ser @ittme @er5el nieoer. - SSn
6au1ungen feierte 6as @bepaar
Miiblenbeiiber Sc: g@merbau@ sic
gol0et1e @od5eit. 9esgleiden TIT
@eiIigen It a5t Ser 9ebrer a. g.
Sol. &ornltng uno 6ralt Sppbie geb.
Iriinger. - S1 2einefe1oe ar.
@orbis) lit nahts Sic @aarbanol,1ng
BON 6ra115 6reun6 %ausgebrann1t.
9annpber.
Sic 3uderfabrif in 'ml1roe
fir 100000 90. an Sic 6irr1a @ollan=
ser in Mahen perfauft. - Ser Hoit=
permalter Gs0ers BON g 90nings=
|0or bel Meppen gerietb in ser 9u11=
feibeit ser 8oidung oes Si0<9eoroca=
mails 51 maize, glitt ab un6 ertrn1f.
@eitfalen.
Ser Sttdarbeiter 8reitenba6 9 o.
dunn bra6te aus giferiu6t iei1er
Iral1 mebrere Melleriti6e in Sen &ppf
BEL l1,1o 0ffnete ibr Damn sic &l1lsa0er.
@ierauf erbGr1gte er leine 4 &inoer
uno baum ii9 lelblt. Die Sralt, Sic
nod idmade 2ebens5eiden bon iid
|gob, mur0e ms &ranfenbaus gebradt.
Ser Mann uno sic @in0er tparen tobt.
= Muf SEM groben Meper'l6en Sole
GIT Sieber0tiien gifum BET
@erfor6 brannten Sic @irtbi6aftsge=
bduoe uno oas @obnbal1s nie0er. Ser
59a0en lit nit $4,000 90. periidert.
= Sn 2ipppringei tiir5te Ser
8rlrnnenbobrer Mnton 2%iitfebaus, AZ
Sabre alt, ont 9lbelto riidmarts cine
Sreppe bi1tob l116 erlitt einen 59d=
6elbrub, an belien 6olgen er bereits
allf oem transport 5l1m &%ranfenbau=
lie itarb. = SSn &c e + nj beging ser
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al1f 0emofratilden 8o0en iteben0e11
Yolenpereinen ausgei9Goiien morben.
5eine Mbiibt, nad Mmerifa aus5l1=
maroern, ioa polnilden 8lattern 5l1=
folge 11l,nmebr feltiteben. - Sn 81 o.
thor mur0e tit Ser Nadt gum 80.
San. ser Mi1iitent Drolig pom demi=
iden Snltitut fir M~abrlngsmittelun=
teri u6ung bon einem l1nbefannte1r
otr6 einen Meiieriti9 in Sen Maden
6erart perlett, 6aB er a1f Ser re6ten
5eite pouig gelabmt lit. Sem 3uitan6
lit baffnungslos.
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77i1brige 8uhbalter 8ernb. Shmies

77iabrige @11bbalter 8ernb. S9mies
am 1. SET. iein 60idbriges Subilaum
in 0em @eldaft Ser @ebr. @oiad. -
Sn ieinem @%eimatbsort Miebeim
itarb am 25. San. @r. 8farrer a. 9.
Sob. &einfe, lange Sabre @aplan oui
ser @innenburg bei 8ratel, Damn fait
% Sabre &farrer in @iridberg. -
Sn Shn0rrenba@ bel &ieri9e
(&r. g(ltena) %itiir5te ser Bidder un6
Miiuer 9. @eder infolge 6ebltritts 10
rngliidli@ Sic 6lurtreppe binab, SAP
er an Sen erlittenen i6meren @erle=
bungen balls itarb.
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Sohn %. SideIimitb, @reenboro,
Ma, fat orei &tnoer, mno mie Die
n1eiltcn &inoer befommen au6 oiele
bGl1fig grfdltltng. v@ir baben per>
ldyicoene Sprten @uiten=Me0i5in ge=
broltdt, foroen ober nod ME cine, sic
ibl1en 10 gut tbot ols Gbamberlains
@u1te1=Meoi5in." gu faufcn bel Ser
Molitpr Drug 60.
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@cm,t i'd Ge5en1a bate,

@uih i] es meg NIT ser mil0en,
Northumberland 6liiiiigfeit .. 8. ..
Nrobeflaide Csc. 8eieitigt aue Sur=
ten &outfranfbeiten, treibt meg oie
lt%11reinbeiten uno iaubert 0as Ml1si e.
fen, mie ni9ts Mnoeres bies tbul1
farn.
So. @enn id irgeno cine Sal1t=
franfbeit batte, %gebramd)tc id .
>. ..
g. S. Garter, ct. CLOUD, @iinn.
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Sic alte @eimatb.
3piem.

SsSll eineul Na1barorte bon @ne.
en- mod)ten iih 4 inn sitter bon /
bis 5 Sabren itebenoe &inoer 0eS Mr-
beiterebepaares Smited, sic auein gu
@auie pareu, an Sem brennenoen
!0fen gu i6affen, nobel gliiben0e &ob=
len beruusfielen. IS entitan0 Elm
5tubenbran0, nobel iammtlide 4 &in=
Ser eritidten. Ser Safer par 5l1r Mr=
belt, sic Mntter 81 elmer be%frelmoeten
1omilie gegangen.
Sdleiien.
@ie ser uSberidleitide Mn5eiger"
meloet, lit ser M%bgeor0nete &or=
aus 8reslau, BON alien
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Sic gem0bnIidite l1riade bon
5dlofloiigfeit lit ltnoronung 0es Ma=
gems. @bamberlains Magen- un6 2e=
ber=Sablette perbeiiern oieie l1noro=
nl1tge1 11no ermogli6en es @u6 gu
i91afen. gu faufen bei Ser Molitor
Drug SO.
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&etlt &dmorrbotoem in 6 bis ii
a

guer Qpptbeter tpirb @eI6 suriifertatten. mern
Haso Dintment perfeblt. ireenb einen ;sau BON
indenben. blinben, blutenben unb bDroringenoen
Mpotbeter es niht 6aben. tpirb es %portpfrei ae=
ianbt nod @tnpfang bes Greiie5 bon Der 8aris Me=
oicine Co., ct. Souls. Mp. 51=6mts.
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Sd f11rtertt teIbjt 1tet=
1tett 8rM1t6aoett.
||:syydb tuerbe Sbrett 3eisen wie Ste ben Sbrieeu
; f~nriere1t fHt1er. 1tnb atpQr fQffE1lffff.

eeit Sabrer tuar i@ biIfIos ltnb utubte bas
gett bitten tueeen eines boppeten Bru@f@nbens.
SD beriudte biele berf9teoene gtrten bon grud'<
e eet. a eefa s5,Si nnS fein s'' io4tnte ben Stud
5uridbaIten. 9ie Mer5te ,faete1, oaB ib tterbelt
1niiBte, tpenr i'd ni9t aperiert tuerbe. SD tduf9te
fie aber allie uno ~flrierte mid feIbft bermittelft
elmer einfa9en Msetbobe, tpel@e i9 entoedte.
Seberman1 fantt biefeIbe gebrauden uuo i9
te1oe ite nnentgeltlt9 atr etnen Seoen. BET mir
bestuegert f6reibt. JiilIen ste toIgen0e3 Coupon
n,ta inn fhiden Gle ea mir heute: