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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-27


will be used TO convey the young PEG
pie TO West Liberty.
Y. NJ. c. a. CLASSES MAKE
SPECIAL ARRANGEMENTS
The intermediate and senior
classes of the Y. NJ. &. A. members OF
the bowling league. basket ball League
and all the members OF the gymna-
stun have been invited 10 attend the
meeting on Thursday evening. ana
the delegation will leave for the tab
ernacle promptly M o'clock.
Prof. Marriott is arranging 10 have
every member Of the ASSOCIATION. so
far az Is possibl.. to attend. as there
has been a section set apart Tor the
Y. VI. &. \ members Already quite
a large number have signed their
name 1T the office. and those who de
sire 20 bp accommodated with re-
served seats are requested 10 report
at once ~ 'ha office in the associa-
ton building.
There are several organizations.
both athletic and literary. that hold
regular meetings in the building and
have a large membership. and 81 -
the desir- of Prof Marriott that every
member should make special crort 70
attend this meeting
FIRST FACTORY MEETINGS
WILL BE HELD TODAY.
The first of the shop and factory
meetings to be- held in connection
with the campaign will be held to-day
at 1880 I'm the Main street building
OF the Wheeling stamping company.
and II Is expected that large major
fly Of tho 20o employees or th" plant
will be in attendance The meeting
will be in charge Of Rev. l.. X. Pea
cock. II. n. and II. \ Rod"heaVer
Tomorrow ~ 12.3O a similar meet
ing will be- held in the offices of m"
Wheeling CorruEa'i1g company. and
DR.. Peacock and Mr.. Rodehcav"r will
be in charge. No other meetings ar"
scheduled for This week so far. but
others may h. announced later
MEETING FOR THE HIGH
SCHOOL GIRLS WEDNESDAY.
"Wednesday morning a 49, Miss
Nci.aren and Miss Miller viii con.
duct meeting al m" German VI. r
church Tor The high school girls. and
at this meeting an organization viii
be effected and a special lin" OF work
taken up
Wednesday evening In the First
Presbyterian church rally for bust
ness women will ba held. in charge
Of Miss Miller. and a larg" attendance
is expected. The hours will D." from
> TO = O'Clock. and luncheon will be-
served by ~. representative Of the
Ladies Aid societies OF The different
churches. NJ the close the meet
ing AZ : o'clock tho young ladies' IN
ATTENDANCE will attend the service ~
the tabernacle.
In order to permit their employees
TO attend this moe'IuE. many OF the
merchants and managers OF factories
will allow heir female employees 10
leave a ralfhOG- earlier
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-27
BETHANY STUDENTS WILL
ATTEND MEETINGS TO-DAY.

section of the Billy sunday tabernacle has been r s Tor
both from Bethany College to attend in body The faculty % me me r
rounding could enisheaed have eh
a b.
High school
advisable student p OF
college the talked of evangelist has TO say
will be change cars At
Tweny eond street. as is the line
the west Liberty
accommodated
bethany Bethany delegation
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-27
GREAT PREDICTIONS
MADE BY Mr.. GILL

In a statement To the lntslii-
cenCer last night. \. r. GIN.
Who had charge OF the organiza-
ton OF the campaign in this
city as well as the advance
work. said: Never in my ex-
perience with Mr. Sunday have
seen the interest taken in the
meetings like this flrst week I'm
Wheeling. IL IL simply Won
derful. and n II continues 20
grow as the meetings progress
You will have wonderful re-
vival in Wheeling. Our best
city was Toledo. where we had
1856 conversions. and IL you
continue as YOU have started
Wheeling will surpass Toledo
and take first place with the
the cities who are with Mr..
Sunday in his fight for Jesus
Christ"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-27
SUNDAY RIOTERS FROM CANTON



flea
well relative 10 the Gampaign now in progress s,
party addressed large audience and the meeting proved unusually
audience which manifested INTEREST In his every
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-04-26

The results shown 10 Table = ,pcaN
fo' themselves. While ia" Yields and
returns from some ~ the crops were
not hi.h, they show possibilities for
future EXPERIMENTATION. On comparing
the fields aud returns II T. easily ,ceu
that th, most rcmuucratiNe crops mere
hair, milo, cotton, watcrm"iuus auo
beans. The Weld of katr, milo, water.
melons and cotton are above tnr aver
G.r obtained in many sections with con.
siderable more rainfall. tn" price.
from which tho returns per acr" were
computed were the current prices oh
tanned hv the farmers for ih'ir products
uu ,h, street, Of TurumcarI the mum
be- ~ pounds given IN the table for
tlr afr aud milo include he grain and
fodder. II these crops had been thro.n.
Ell the milo would have easily yielded
- bushels per acre and the Aafr no.
ICES. than 80 bU,hrls, rhr average Nie.d,
tug ihc.e crops ~ oklahoma tor = hl,
year period from lau4 % 800" were i".N
bushels Of milo aud II bushels Of badr
per acre.
The land on which IN" crop. were
grown j. 70 sandy loam or sandy clay.
pl is locally known ~ ''mcsuuitc' land.
y ~ HATAA ~ ~ fllA' fA''H''N =" NNfh N| .
readily when Kept in proper condition.
owing io not having the land boz shape
iu Time 10 conserve che moisture that
j.I during the fail ard winter oi 1909
and the spring If 1910 being extremely
dry. 40 inches from Ian. Isl 10 July
l.tl no crop was raised in 1910. Dun.
irg the growing season the laud wa,
lrpt cultivated 10 keep down the weed.
that started and conscrv" he moisture
re soil contained for next season =
csop. In August Of 1910 there wa. SIS
inches Of rainfall hut il came too late
10 give time To plant and mature Il crop
before frost. This precipitation with
what fell during the winter and spring
put q good season Of moisture In thc
soil.
70 preserve the moisture that tell dur
ing the month of August aud save IL
far hex years crop The land was Kept
cultivated NJ intervals through the fall.
winter and spring The idea being 10
acp q good mulch Of three or -four
inches at all times on the surface. The
tools used In these operations were the
disc, acme and spike toothed harrow.
The kind Of tool used each time de
pended on the special need az the time
Those in charge of the station. from
the experience gained since the station
ygas started, believe that there need he
un failures of crops during normal
wears. provided the moisture that falls
u properly cared for during each sea.
ION aud stored for future use. There
are only two ways for moisture 10 be-
dissipated from the soil and that il h.,
nvapOration direct from the soil or
through the plant. ~ the former is
> Id down by a good system Of tillage
the crops planted will have just that
much more moisture n use and n het.
tor chance 10 produce good Yields. This
% the exDerience obtained nv farmers
In al sections and needs no further
comment.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-04-26
PupDlNGs OF c p
~ Nicolas soyer, Chef Of Brooks
Club, London.
naIlA1H. - n

~ Nicolas soyer, Chef Of Brooks
Club, London.
Pudding a Ia Baronne: Take half
a pound OF we'll washed, dried and
picked currants, half a pound spltana
r~als!ns, half a pound OF brcadcrumbs.
AT ounce OF chopped citroE and four
tablespoon!uls OF golden syrup. Mix
all we'll together, then add an ounce
OF self.raising -four and 'ue we'll.
beaten yolks OF two eggs, mixed with
a pint OF milk. Beat all well together
and finally add the whites of The eggs
whipped 20 a firm iro,h FIN With
this a well-greased paper soutle dish.
place carefully In a bag and bake IN
oven for an hour and a half. Turn
out carefully and serve with a little
heated golden syrup poured over and
around II.
Pudding a la Msyenee: Rub half
a pint OF breadcrumbs through a fine
wire sieve, add a tumblertul OF any
wine and water, the grated riru % a
small lemon, first washed and dried.
three heaped up tablespoonfuls of
powdered sugar and one ounce OF but
ter. Mix all together and pour the
mixture into a buttered soufle dish.
Add the well beaten yolks OF two eggs
and the juice Of a small lemon care
fully strained. Bea the whites OF tho
eggs TO a stiff froth with a pinch OF
salt and powdered sugar 20 tasta,
color 10 a pale green With a few drops
Of spinach coloring or pale pink with
q little carmine or cochineal. Pile on
top. place In a bag. put into a very
moderate oven and bake TIL the
moringue Is firmly set.
CCopyTight. 1911. by sturgis 4 Walton
Company
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-04-26

" ii lily believe ,uu, ru, b... .im.
to prcIar" th" land 20. 90 crop b.. in 'G,
fan Of o%urii-r. The land should boz,
pI"wrd 90 q good depth or a' .r,.' =
tu iu,h".. II thor, ;, NOT much ur,,
pee t"r nor" mo. 'urr IaliEu. Igr4.
the winter n"t ,uriGg 'hr '.nl ..p o.
b" well worked down iu order 10 save.
'N" m"i~iur" already BOO tNc SOIL. Onp
Thin" should lr rau' iu mind Huw,.r.
when doing this. 'E, -|u'iur. must NOT
be- mad" "a" Enc. This b, urrr-,ars Ju
prevent blowing uu many ui .tr soils.
Tee ,asdicr the soil '.o NOR. o.. ur-
costly of observing This point.
Tine crops W. would recommend. 70.
70 result of our experiment. and ,uuVI
"igr "f ,rpu- and condi' .pus ln north.
eastern Now MrNIro IN their Order ct
Importance are ~ follow. Milo. Mex.
can beans. hattr, cotton, sorghum, broom.
corn. w1tclm"Iors aud perhaps corn.
Though in growing the lo''Dr crop only
the earliest varieties ana 'iu-, adapted
2" dry sIct.ou. should hr used I'M,
first -four rrops mentioned haas, given
good Yields whom corn hn. failed Whom
planting q rIop ono thin" should ha
.' ''aa'Ns lN' Hl' 'N..|'N .'. we
rI"'E used 'hr les, moisture IN viii
take 10 produce IT,. Thi. +, ruuurtlrt
Zoo section where the rainfall .- I'anI,
'" 10" short, Another thing we believe
10 he at the utmost importance.
crops shouii not b., planted roo rurIy.
"r -" 'hicklv IN tuo row, Tho record
uf IN" rainfall for the past seven wears
shows that most pt pur prnririfn' or
"rrur, iurin" June, July md AUGUST
Consequently il the crop be- planted 'n
carly ~ may E"ri,I hnfprr 'hu ra.uy
."r.ou arrives
A. 70 result of our wprI, vu fuI 'hmr
in"r' b.. +, great need for further rN.
RECOMMENDATION 10 determine. 'ho best sd.
rl'iies ot crop adapted 60 this -cr ion.
'h" best method IT preparation Of '0uI
20 c"rS"rv" the moisture. tine ururr
Inn" q" plant the proper amount a'
seed io plant, the best mo1 hol Of plant
iu.. III" most profitable crop-, and DO,
hest method of disposing of those CROP.
80 give th" highest returns.
The last question has a great ecopom.
irnl hearing IN the future welfare of
me state. ~ present New Mexico (.
getting most Of her cured meat. and
larry prodnctS from other states. n
these products could bc proftahlv pro.
du"cd az hcale there would bc n greot
saving =" the people, and There wouid
ais" Ice q more prosperous condition.
existing throughout the farming SOC.
lions 81 New Mexico From Tho 70.
suits obtained from our experiment,
W confidently believe there i a nnssi
hilitv ~ bringing ahout better condi
lions %throu0hout the drv. farming soc
tions Of the state provided the propel
sv'tcms Of tillage and crop management
are followed.
Herman Gcrhardt,
Jas. 4. street.
Kres G~allegos,
Trustees
~Tueumcsri, ~ NJ, April TO, 1912.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-04-26
BIG ILLUSTRATED PIANO
CATALOGUE
of The Knight Campbell Music Co.. OF

Of The Knight Campbell Music Co.. or
Denver, Colo, d, now ready for mailing
= 'ni'IuS illustrations ~ the new 1912
I|nro stylcs with prices and full de-
.'lI, Of the "Euipht.CnmpbclI Easy
Pay Plan Thi, catalogue will bc
sent. prepaid, on rrQurs, 20 anyone ia
''r".'od 100 Pianos. Big Player Piano
'H'aI"9H" will hc sent also if desired
Buy direct and saw" the middlcman'
profit We sell more pianos and player
pianos direct TO Western buyer, than
'urN other two houses combined. Nearly
d" Nrnr- success and reputation behind
our dealings with MS Addro.. Kniehi
'nmph"II Nu 20 Co, Denver, colo.
Dept "a" 2s
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-04-26
QUAY COUNTY EXPERIMENT FARM
REPORT ron sHAaoN or ,o,
ron SEASON OF 1911

Believing that the results obtained
from the experiments carried on at the
Quay County ExpcrimI +, Farm during
the year 1911, of sufficient Importance,
the trustees take this means Of putting
those results before the dry.fauners,
aud other interested persons. throughout
the state.
To these who are acquainted with The
situation IN Northeastern New Mexico.
know that the spriug and the first half
wAur owrnxurrr,u wr,- $780,
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-04-26

of tue SUMMED Of the season ct 1911
was very dry. The amount of the usual
rainfall being much below the normal.
But Notwithstanding this fact, good
aud average crops were produced ON the
station.
In order 20 show the exact moisture
conditions existing throughout the crop
year Of 1871 ~ compared 10 other sea.
sous. the following table giving the
daily rainfall for the vicinity of Tucum.
earl has been inserted. 80
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-04-26
NOTICE

1br Ma U,.Dic psc- away % 5000 gold
coin every Thursday night. For pnrric.
-or badly nt ticket window.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-04-26

1911 was q better than that Of 1910 e..
compared to amount of rainfall. but
nur thing has been noticed that the
season following an extreme dry wear. b.
often q shorter crop year than the ones
following normal wears. Thi, was The
49,. in most Of the loruli'ir, through.
put the county. However, even with
hose drawbacks good crop, were pro.
lurrd On the station. Those visiting
he station before harvest last fail can
attest 70 the above claim Table .
,hows the rTop. planted. acre, of each.
tate at planting. cultivation. given
lat" Of harvesting. Weld aud value OF
'rops per arre.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-04-26

Dauunua DIV. No. 7is. d. of L. r.
every NouIav afternoon ar 2.uu
.. m. IU Masonic hall
T. IS. Me- Nlpinc. q. T..
r. g.. Jacobs. Soc y Trcu.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-04-26
VI n 10 u 0s % ms 40 SOL 2I6 TIse n 7Tr,4
rv courtesy local weather observe John r Seaman.

lIy referring 10 Table | it will be seen
that while there were many rainfaliS
during the period from Jan. LIST to Aug.
-. the amount of the precipitation was
af'cu 81 light that very little permanent
good was done 10 the growing crops.
The total amount for The period begin.
min. Ian. ~ and ending Aug. lst. wa
1.d3 inches. During the anne peiiods
for the previous wears the precipitation
was 1875. sol. 1911. 6.S3. 7.62. and
3.l7 inches respectively for 1905, 1904,
1gO7. lau>. 1909. and 1910. On compar
inc those organizations for the various
years il will be- seen that 1905. 1905,
and 1907 were the hest for the series.
with The worst in 1910. The season Of
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-04-26

Genuine Paper Bags for Paper Bag
Cookery are sold by
WOFFORD e WHITE
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*lrne WELD Of ,arc crops we're gooi ht M record va, kept OF weight, of
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-04-26
g. l. F & e

Il. l. F. & e.
o.; d. l..NE u.nr, every TIVE ia,
q. -.'. w % ,hr Masonic hall
VI \. Carroll. Pres.
W. \. Alexander.
Rec. and Financial Sec
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-04-26

Tueumcsri, y, NJ, April 10, 1919.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-12-24

puBen, uno if mill nit ibm sGen, ALE Gage. menn tD nidpf
nebr GA bin, ioua ou lbn srbsn, fIsins 6reteIiels'
Der Datsr orsbts fib un mo ging. SAP brtrohen
fabsn 6rstslisis uno Ssrta tbn nab. Dob baIo ubsrlesten
fs, we oas 6pargslo Derwsnoung fnosn lolte.
6ret.liefe bsbtslt uidts fur fib.' Oater, nfutter, cans
uno Serta ,rbeltsn jsoss lbrs Ibsrralbuns, ale Der gannsn.
baum an, gbrifiabsno brannte. aues ssfdab, wte Der Datsr
GO anseoront bate. Der IN ntuenn soIsn 6Ian5s leuftenoe
gof,l lag auf Dem Gsfbsnftifb uno nsbsnan lfano Die chr
puroige Sau.rnfhale. 80 tamsn Die Derabtsten gu Den
miroen, o. fe OBJ ibrss uerborssnsn msrtes peroisntfn.
Die elsnon Hete Der aufstbIafsnm 6sfeasn, Die fih ebs.
mails iber fs srbobsn batten, perfdwanoen i'm 6futt, ~
Dem fs ~seb0rtsn.
Onfel Seroinano fano foIhes 6efauen an Der 6dale,
oaB ct 6retsIlsfs elm Slnfmarffid ubsrrtthte. 5ans lsood,
erb,eIt cine I1auIfhelle pom pater, neil er in Der DunfsI'
belt binter Dem gibtsrbaum (hnel elm uouwihtiges ptuno
gebfuGsn per3ebrt bate.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-12-24

te Die Robin, %rssfarbtes 6Ias nit n1sfingbIsf. 30 rpas
trdst man nidt; Die Julie, oas fGuIs Sauemaod,sn, bat Go
G, sinrnaI CUR SaRnaft u~mgsbdnst. mir wsroen &c NIT
%ausf,sen.' .y1anu'. absrlsgts Der Spartopt soa rars t'
ia baIo nett binrinssfalsn nit Der Sstrat. 6ts mar aNc
gar nibt pon aoel, Ole Setrdgrin.'
Ssrta nabte nit sinsm Stab uno fIopfte aaf Den uopt
los. aba, iest weros i'd gum Ritter s%efhlassn'' oadts sr
b%efrisoigt. aber Serta mari oas Sol, meg, bolts Den stisr'
men sGmn,er uno bauB - Lag Der sitls 6srl tn Snsresn'
aus (stn.m ,erbrobsnen Baud s~ousrten DIE ptsnnlss uosr
osn UtCb; fs uurosn stnSsfangen, DE S@erbsn tossn IN
oen Rsbrift.
Ole man oabei mar, 6rstsIiefsns erfpertes 81 'aplsn,
trat DER patsr elm. .rpas III osnn oaeG' frasts sr uno 0slap
os StIGel. rSsrta, wtfbtn Sts, bite, Den Stauo ao. -
- g, Der Uauftnol" fagts Der pater, ale Ole Shals olanf
mar. Gin blbfbss 6ta6, aIs Sousrnt6ptsreI' m'nositsns
100 Jabr., Fam man brute gar ntbt rnsbr MAIDEN Die
il pertpoa. mgBt on, 6rstsIIsl, plr l9snfsn ne Dem
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-12-24

@erlust-@in gutter @uritmo6er
lno 6leiider, Der aQe IN oas
Sad eini6lagenoen grbeiten beior.
gen fam. MtlrB niittern ietn nnS
gmpfeblungen aaftpeiien f0nuen.
Gutter 2obn fir Den rehten Mann.
Nton i6rei6e inter Il. 6. oil Sic
Omaha Sribiine.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-12-24

Gle feiniten 8iirite alIer Mrt
ipsroen in Sduanbsr & Spfimann's
gaScu semad)t. SeIbit eingemadyte,
marinirte Serinsc anS rutbe Hii.
ben. Iae hcntideu S~elifatcHen
tets %burrGtbia. Die beiten Solo.
n~ialpaaren nno Grmiiie Der Gai.
Jon. Sdnanbcr & Spifmann, 40S
aGrOl. 16. Strase.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-12-24

CnFd ssroinano gu rrsbnadtsn fur fsins sanrtlung DIR
miro fb frMen.'
ylun bob Der patr Den aofd auf rna6ts Elm nasrfs
~wiroisss 6eGht uno fprah: r6rsttItsehsn, 6rstdisedsn,
DEN gofd bal ou audi ssfunosn7 tllt Dem babe ib "a
jsosn n1ittas gsssIsn, ale i'd nod 70 FIsin mar, rus ou
jest. Jb Femme ibn ssnau misor an Der D~er5ierung. 6sbr
germ bate Id msinsn QoFsi. eftss 6Ibsr, GIno. Snnf
Gefdpilln bsab CT oamaIs. as IN msin p6terllhss 9ats
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-12-24

al ~biGl fagts gar uidts; 0s ~sritnsrts d6, oa6 0s
sbeosm IN elmer armIiben Sauern1abs bGuls uuo nur ,u'
fSuis In Die 6taot einwanosrte.
SO, TO-, srwiOsrts oae r1duefrl, roann Ia6 oi6 rur
militant Der oummsn S6i0sI %bsgrabsn', unc sing (snr
wrgs.
Gam marc 80 fill.
solds @e(pra6s purOsn 6ftsre sGfibrt, bic 81. dbrHf.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-12-24

bn 5of fab. SAP %psrgslen uno psr(bouen bIisb Der
Haum oas gan5e Jabr binourf. tIur einigee Ds.
rirnpd wuros BARN aufbspabrt. Esebalb bate
aud G%rttsllsfe, Ole isBt fbon fsfs nlonats CUR
6huIs ging uno bobe wi6snfhaft lsrnte, osn ounfIsn
winfsl sswabIt, un ibrs 6parbuhle auf5ubewabrsn.
Eenn Sans, DER ,sbnidbriss Srioer, tat mad,
folder Jungsn rpeilr mandsrlsi llnfug. Der NIT
Grim bsfirihsns StrobbaIrn, init Dem sr 6rrtslisiens
6GaB 81 felnsn Gunlien fhmaIerte, psrGnaBtr oas
braps Hino gu osn ffarfftsn porfIhtemaBregsIn.
gsrta, ole portrsfaihs Robin uno 6rsteliefsns
woblpolsnos Dsrtrauts, wusts alIcin un oae &C.
beimnis. game ,srbrah fb 3war orri Qass lang
Den f~ruppigsn Hopf, absr Damn srlbien ibm oGe
xlofosnfen langweilig. es mar ibn genus, psnn CT
Damn uno mann in unbepaftsn 4ugsnblifen einen
Haub,us ourb Ole 5psifeFammsr ueraben uno nit
burtig ~crlangter Seuts fieben fonrte. Ssrtas Sauo
,ouoerte niht i'm Sale Der tentoedung - uro oiele
Sano befab UatFraft uno ensrgie.
60 msbrten ilb ole pfsnnigs, sumaI 6rstsIiefe
jeoss ibr ,~ufallenos Rupfernif ourf Sertas getreus
permittlung auf(peiherr lieB. Ia fanoen llh fogar
elm N~3sno y7ifeIgrolfen oosr ooh Slnfer - ia.
rpobl! Der Kramer auf Der anocren StrGBenfeite
bePain inumer nod lsin Ueil, oaflr iorgte CANS.
lr COG Go por, oas Rupfer FAINT Dem f1ifel, gang
sleid, IN fbIudbaren 6hofolaoe5igGrren uno Srubt'
bonbcns a%n,ulegen.
Der Spartopf ssoieb. Gin 70 oifer uno runocr
mar es, nit sinem Eugelleib, mitten quer Elm breites
rfaul, untsn win5ise SiBtsn, allies aus Gon &c.
baden, fh6n geb uno ROT benGlt. DieI Fam man
oa binsinleden; ss gebt nihts wieoer bsraus. I'm
Die often nit FIsbrtgsn 5trobbaInen osnesn feIblf.
perlfdnoIif ebrlide geute nlht.
Ssbabig ftano er auf osn wanobrett, po1 StoI3
uno SelbRbepuBtfetn. rpobl etpas einiarr, aber
niht aIein. tebenan bate iih cine 5aIsPette aus
pei6en psrIsn nifoergelafen, srbfengro6s in Der alitte,
an Den enoen olnnsre. limo Elm SdloB aus gsIbem
tlstaII. DIE BETTE bebauptste, nur 6olo an fib
gu trasen. IN oer DunFelbeit lie6 fif oas niht
eenau ~felllellen. auh wobnte auf Dem Brett not
brauns, p~sr(laubte 6f0Ie oorr Std6l - pe
mill uno EN- pom aIter g~ebeugter, fhwar3griln
~laufener G6fel. Seioe (sbr bsfbsioen. Der Spartopi
niht seouIost, oaB le pleI mItlprehen. Nadts
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-12-24

meinem Sobn SIT bepirt6idnften.
Sieb5ebn 4d4r Iiuo bereitS nit g8ei-
gen belteGt. @erbeirateter W}am nit
3ral uio 1 b8 3 &inOern norge5o-
gen. 4nga6e Der gegenlpdrtigen
SteGung mo gteierel5en ertpiinidt.
G. 9. aeaer, Omaha, Omaha go.
tipnol 9ailf Building.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-12-24

ole t1ot lth einniliete,
mubts GroBmuttsr ne
psrFaufsn, UNI unsH Bin.
oern Srot 81 gebsns
otsarmsgsqudIte6 ro6-
rnuttsr. Mlsin 6ott,
wenn ib oaran oenfe.
msinsn Qofsl psrfedte
if,, psiI CT mir 70 lteb
mar, uno GroBmutfsr
trug nur funf gum
3anolsr. Damn Fam
Ct mir aus DEN 1ugen.
Nun fol- or wleoer ~
ebrsn g,bra6t wsrosn.
Berto miro ibn (auber