davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Coconino sun. (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1898-1978, 1912-11-01

LosT-Mink muH. Finder will
be rewarded by leaving at dry
goods dept. Rabbits. S. reward
oct.I8-tf
The Coconino sun. (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1898-1978, 1912-11-01

For RENT-Rooms for rent;
modern conveniences. Call at
Presbyterian Manse. Oct.25-2t
The Coconino sun. (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1898-1978, 1912-11-01

For SALE OR RENT-Five room
unfinished house. Twelve lots.
A. S. Worthington. Oct 25-4t
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-30
JOHN BIClEBtk CASE IS UP
usfofs Court % cumlnsi Appeals ~
sustr fotsy Appealed ffe'H
Nsecss CourtY


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hard na.t s. tasun hffaf. Nar nfsii
~ rnHnH apia it'f'f'sn ear
,..s.i.isti 10 ,ar as' femHn unn 10
disHrt maf n Satisfactory
lafat sna ass e.sro nts frsfu in tht
-irr rnHrnrf hF lHt Fha rsrs
mas ail aal.9 HnallH ihs tpplal ihai
.fht aan Fri tHaun sW aasF Din.
s9sf
Tne aat afimfUd pidtspf Az
tenitfh ai hn umU ara mal. fhhN
COO .tashir iufae nffr HnmmnNt us.
fHr lnr rrlid o. prtea MsHl
nafasnt fn9na aMtf Efl Was iha
wenamninf uIfnea nte 81 nnp ln Is
fefffhie Hs'iiaiih in fst Antonio
amer bfrF anri.f,f WnnHfn $50
feiaasd on fptnlsaua fsH ln ihH aHH
nn1 a Hna Dol t. lt fsmf
T.Eaf ~ fle afm ~ isFia $40
iMpt iF rlm.traNrF lHsiaHfn aoe
Hf hsf nlftt far RHafiH t anissf ~
fart flt afafIltif .rnfi nf mHrninf
n iftaf ~ hH HNf FHf ssa aH
taku Hn1e ~. lafmenf and aa
airioh eIH ~ apnnusel iAn f,liNelhf
afft
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-11-28
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER %, 1912.

A situation has been developing in
Payette Independent School District
for several years that is indeed Ia
mentable. In state with COM
pulsory education law it would seem
that adequate facilities might be pro
vided for school attendance. Yet in
Payette a number of children are
forced to attend school but half
day at time all for the lack of
room. Inadequate school facilities is
one of the greatest drawbacks any
community can have. There are three
questions the average investor or
homeseeker generally asks when look
ing for a location. What are your
taxes? What kind of water supply
have you and what are your school
facilities? These three things have
an important bearing with many
would-be investors and failure on
the part of any growing city to prop
erly arrange for these vital necessi-
ties will result disastrously for her
growth and advancement. Every
year it has been more difficult for
the board of education to provide
ways and means to care for the
school children Of this district and
year by year it grows moreso and
will continue to do SO until proper
steps are taken to remedy the de-
feet in our school buildings. The dis
trict certainly needs new building.
All around us other communities re-
alizing the Importance of educational
facilities are meeting this issue.
Twin Falls, MOSCOW, Gooding and
many other places are putting up
larger and more modern school build
lngs. In our humble opinion it is
high time the people of this dis
trict awoke to the realization of just
what this means to them and started
y movement to provide for substan-
Bial school building and one large
enough to accommodate the district |
,or years to come.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-11-28

was over the Lady of the House took
up her sewing and the young man
instead of "skinning" out, as the
girls supposed he would, sat down by
the fire, took up paper and began
to read as though he were to the
manor born. A little later the Lady
of the House rang the bell for the
maid to remove the dishes. Seeing
how this worked, the young man
tapped the bell and asked the maid
to close the door. To say the girls
were surprised is putting it mildly,
and now they are looking for anoth-
er pupil
Can any of the pupils enjoy their
vacation thinking of the report cards
which will be handed to them Mon
day?
Lawrence Brainard wrote to his
cousin last Monday and requested
all having something to send, hand
1t to him.
The Senior English and History
classes had test this week.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-11-28

At last it seems we have fully
awakened to the advantages of good
roads. Especially does it seem that
the ranchmen Of this vicinity are in
earnest about road improvement. The
movement should be augmented by
the business interests of Payette.
In no way can money be spent more
advantageously to all concerned. Mon
ey expended in the building of bet
ter highways will return a hundred
fold. Money invested in permanent
ly builded roads will return great
er dividend ON the investment than
any other form of public improve
ment The ball has started rolling,
let's all get together and keep the
roads in such condition that it's rol-
ling will continue.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-11-28
THE THANKSGIVING SPIRIT

The people of this section of Pay
cite Valley have much to be thank
full for. Not any more perhaps than
have many people in many other To-
|calities but fully as much. We are
approaching the winter with granar-
les full to Overlooking with the pro-
ducts of our rich soil. 1t may be true
that some have not been as prosper
GUS as others, have not realized on
their crops to the extent they had
anticipated. Be that as it may one
thing is certain there will be few
cases of extreme want in this val
ley this winter Compared with 9TH
er sections of this country where
extreme want is known and where
the associated charities are taxed
to their utmost to care for unfortu-
mates, we should all realize we have
indeed great deal to be thankful
Tor. Let US truly give thanks that
our lot has been cast in such pleas
mt lines.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-11-28
CRYSTAL BOTTOM
Payette,

Those who attended the last well
attended and interesting service at
the schoolhouse expressed hearty
and unanimous desire to have these
profitable services continued regular
ly. Rev. Henry Van Engelen of Pay
cite will preach for us again on
next Tuesday evening, Nov. 26th at
1880 o'clock. His subject will be
"The Two Roads" All interested in
the better things of life are invited
to help us by your presence.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-11-28

Training Glass hal tae'r pictures TAX
eli Monday morning.
Invitations are out for a Japanese
: Dinner at the home of Miss Dorsey
next Saturday evening. One nearly
had to be Jap to- read them. All
3 the Seniors and the Faculty are in
vited.
1t is rumored that there will be a
Iunior-Senior football game some
time this week but there is nothing
certain about it.
/; Everyone is looking forward to
Thanksgiving and all that goes with
| it.
The Senior English Glasses under
the able supervision of Miss Dorsey
are having a very interesting time
trying to solve some OF Burke's com
pick phrases.
The Cicero. Glass under Miss Berry
are studying Ferreros New History
of Rome as side issue to the every
day translation. This is very inter
esting work as it takes up the his
tory Of Rome in detail.
Mr.. Hargrove is proud of his first
and second year Manual Training
classes and says they are capable
Of doing some fine work
Elsie Whalen is quarantfned with
scarlet fever but is improving very
nicely.
Three Of the P, H. S. alumni girls
visited on Little Willow and started
! class of society manners. They
chose for their first pupil young
bachelor who lives in that neighbor-
lood and invited him to a very for
nal dinner, one of the girls acting
ls Lady of the House, one as a maid
ind the other cook The meal was
erved in a very formal way, in
curses, and everything correct. But !
he young man was not quite SO dg-
lorant as the girls thought, for he
itted in easily with his surroundings
nd made no mistakes. When dinner
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-11-28
WEATHER REPORT.

For week ending Nov. 26, 5 p. m.
Highest temperature 81, date %.
Lowest temperature 10, date 24-26.
Means %.
Precipitation, total .06.
Greatest precip. in "a hrs, .O6.
Clear days 6.
Partly cloudy 0.
Cloudy days 1.
Prevailing direction of wind, N.
E. F. ALLEN, Observe
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-11-28
METHODIST CHRISTMAS BAZAAR.
Idaho

At Wesley Chapel, November Both
from 10 A. M. to 8 P. M.
Departments
Children's-Eyerything to make a
child happy and comfortable.
Art and Fancy-Japanese Hand
Paintings, Lacquer Paintings, Veg
etable Colors, Sepias, Water Colors,
Kodaks, etc. Beautiful hand en-
broidery and dainty novelties.
Miscellaneous-Pretty and useful
articles.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-11-28
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.

Last Friday night Coach Culbertsol
and Captain Arthur Miller of the sc
cond team gave a delightful sprea(
at the Miller home for the football
fellows. The first event was the
supper which consisted Of oysters
peaches, cake and coffee. with the
usual celery and pickles. 1t was
served by the Misses Bessie Cree
Helen Reilly, Mabel Holden and Jea'
ME Rooney while Jessie Burns and
Reva Cree presided over the kitch-
en-. The tables were beautifully dec
GRATED with carnations. The place
cards were of oval shape and in
book form with the date, place, and
event printed inside. On the back
were wild and woolly giants doing
various stunts with the football.
After each one had satisfied HIM
self that he could eat no more, Mr..
Mathews. Mr.. Tweedy, Mr.. GILBERT
son and the captains of the respec-
tive teams gave short talk. Eddie
Moan also talked. The rest of the
evening was spent In games and
stunts The guests departed at
late hour. each one we'll pleased
and feeling that Cub wasn't so bad
after all, II he did rake them dur
Ing practice.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-11-28
Market-Everything good to eat.
Observation-Disclosures, Cake and
Doughnuts. Coffee, etc.
MONEY TO LOAN

On city property, monthly pay
ments or time loan. II you have
iot ana want to build, come and see
mel. e. Peterson, Payette, Ida.
48tJ. 10
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-11-28

John oNieIl entertained the T. BIS.
last Thursday night. Some "Scrump-
tiousv feed
Last week the Seniors tried to
find out il the old saying, Absence
makes the heart grow fonder.' is re-
ally true. 1t didn't seem to in Mr..
Tweedy's case, The Seniors met on
the ~ corner every morning and
neon and came up with the lines.
From the noise they made the rest
81 the pupils found out that they
hpre good understanding.
me Domestic Science and Manual
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-11-28

For sale-Good heating stove. :
A. s. Soule. Att.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-11-28
IT IS THE LITTLE THINGS THAT COUNT

YOU have oft times noticed that the ap.
pearance Of some place seems to be bright
er and more CHEEKY than others. There
seemed to be that atmosphere of homeness readily
ognzed yet hard to explain 1t business know
the why Of this and going tell YOU it is the little
things such pictures ornaments and odd piece OF
furniture here and there that properly complete the fur
nishings and produce this honey effect 70 accomplish
this the furniture must be in good quality Look over
stock and convince yourself that sell this kind
furniture at prices which will prevent you buying any
other kind
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-29

M@A sec. ~2s>125>35, sfapmouo, $2,<
10000.
george aleigel an 9enrb Biener, Nh
NgBA Gee. 28z125<35 Nabmono. W..
Sic Merdants Mational @ant Of ct.
glouo an @enrp 8bies uno Sran SSA
sec. 80 unb M8A MgA Gee. 31<125>
80, Modbiue, 100000.
2etpis Sadobs unb Srau an @ozopera@
tibe Creamery Co., Got 1 uno 2 Blt 8,
glroia, 100000.
Soiepb Sonban unb Srau an 9ermam
Sh0ner, Cots 1 unD 2 Bl 5 Sreport,
$4,000.
Sbeooor 6. Meier unb Srau an Mnz
orelp &lgler, g8A ga See: 20 nmo9
S@A 5GA Gee. 3~0z125z29, ct. 8enzf
bel, 100000.
8inis 81. 8ef an Mlarb sc. @eit II.
a. Got Z @lt 6 Curtis @nrbeh ct. @louo,
$4,000.
8eae s. @anien uno @atte an @arp
9pmboph, apeil bon Got 1 8lt Is Saut
Centre, $4,000.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-29
Griat fir &artuffelfntter fir bi'
Subner.

So, mer 0ieies &dtbiel lit 0ielem
futterarmen SATIRE gu loien per=
m0dte! Nel1er6ings miro pom &lllb
0eutlder @efliige15ibter sic Spreu
bon &iibenlamer empfoblen, Sic ge=
briibt un0 nit ettpas &raftfltter unO
&iidenabfduen permiidt ais @eidt
futter gerei6t miro. Cine praftii6e
3idterin er5dblt, iie babe fire Seroe
an gebriibte, nit anoeren 5uttermit=
teln permiidJte @ei5enipreu %gem0bnt.
SIM bergangenen Sabre babe id per=
a1dt, Siertreber 5u fittern, aber sic
9iibner muren niht iebr erbaut oa<
bon. s. mur0e bel 6utter babel
peridmenoet. Gieies Tutter muB SUI
0em INNER friid un0 Mir in fleinen
Quantitaten be5ogen meroen. Stir
Sic meiiten 3idter fomn1t es 0esme=
gen nidt in 8etradt. 5reiIid fann
mar <nfelriiben, Mobrriiben nno
@rleden itatt &artoffeln geben. I'M
erldBli6 5mr Wei6futter6er itellltng
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-29
@ntbednma ppn Eelfelber1t.
% aiDington II, 26.

XVI y | II, 20. Seu.
Ser geologiidye Germreliungs0ienit
Ser Ser. Staaten bat ioeben einen
uorlaatfigel1 9eribt iiber Selquellen
eritattet, Sic am Sii0en0e oes San
Soaqlli}tzIbales in California liegen.
Sic groBen &orrdtbe BON Betroleum,
Sic in Ben 6elien an SEN gorbergen
Ser 5elnblor &all9e an ser Sii0=
meitieite Ses San Suaquin=Gbales
unO int Sea Gorgebirgel1 Ser Sierra
9feraGo 6et Bakersfield at Ser moro
oitliben Settle %gefun0en mur6en le=
gen Ste @erml,tbung nabe, 6ob iib
a1d Del in ser 6ortiebung 6ieier
@orgebirge fin0en miro. 8isber lit
>er Observation-Disclosures oieler 3mi=
ldengegeno nl1r menig 8ea6tung &C.
idenft morber, ul1o &robe11 auf oas
@orbal1oeniein bon Sel iino ni6t ge=
ma6t mor0eu. SIN Sftober 1910
lpltroe cine flii6tige ltnteriudung
oteler Sel6er borgenomn1e11.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-29

tl,ngspopier urro ionoert nod einmnl
alIes ais, mas ii6 als nidt 6altbar
5eigt. s. iolen feline fuulenoen 8lat=
ter un0 lteberrel tie ODER nalies Strob
i'm @orrutbsfe0er ge0ul0et mer0en.
&orotten, &iiben l1n0 %beion0ers au6
Sic Sdmar5mur5eln II. |. NJ. fonnen
eil1en 81, tpornlen Seller nidt pertra=
gen, lie idrl,mpien leidt ein. Sc
6enfous fir Sic Sdtpar5mltr5eln lit
eS empfeblensmertb, Tie auf trofeae11
SonS gut legen. Nn1 beitc1 l1inu1t
man hierfiir cine &iite> legt 81 m1terlt
Sono, 6ann cine Gage Sdmor5tpl1r=
5eln, cnlln mieoer Sono un0 mieNer
@emiiie, urlo ST oberlt Sen &ol5oedel.
@er einen @urten lei11 eige1 ne1uat,
tbut better, Sic Sdppar5mur5eln im
Bo0en 5lt lalien urr0 lie I'M &opem=
Der nit elmer 5didt 2an0 %5u5rtoeden.
Die Sem 8o6en entnommenel1
Sdpparaml1r5eln idmeden melt BEL
ler ais Sic inn Seller aufbemabrten.
8l1m1et1fobl fann man i'm Seller auf=
bemabren, menn man tbn NIT 0en
@l1r5elbollen auSbebt un0 nafoein
Sic idQedten @latter entfernt m1lr<
Sen, in einem gr0beet inn Setter c!1-
pflan5t. Spdt gepflan5ter ober int
@arten longiam genadiener gll,=
menfobl famu inn Seller nod 5ltn1
@eitermadien gebradt mer0en, mel1n
man Sic grSe, iobalo iie trofen ge-
mor0en tit, mabig begieBt. Man
oorf aber babel meoer Sic 9latter
nod Sic 8lumen beneten. Selbit
&obl, Der int @arten feline @ll1me11
mebr oniett, fam auf 6iele. @eiie
nod or0entli6e 8lumen geben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-29
Undergraduates Mffibapitl


@erp gsnmer aa Soiepb y sesSr
100000.
@arp 9: 9oaan an 9eroinqn1 @es r,
mann, SgA 5&A Gee. 19<126z34,
! Saut Centre. 10000.
Charles Bennett nnb Sran an Mattenz
itater, Sbeil bon @@A @@A Gee. 32z
gli3a S. 8eliber uno @atte an SEA
ttlba 81. @euiper, Nh MA 1854 Gee.
2~6z122z31 @ben Gate, 100000.
Neab q. @fagnui on un6 @atte an q.
6. Carlton, Got 6 8lt 70 2otpreb's Mob.
| ct. glol1o, $4,000
Mi6oel Strict unb Srau OH George
@obs, 5H @gA @8H Gee. 25 Snip.
1913, STANCE SO 3ion, ST, 10000
IidaeI @irid rnb Trou an Mnton
ansi Is'? 81 ggAR M8RA @ec. 25Sigsz
so. 3ion, 100000.
nar6 $: @olmam on 5@A nno e
@A @gA Gee. 16 nnb @h @@A ~
Il Gee. 2Oz124z32 ct. Martin. $4,000
g. 81. Sbielman u16 Srau on Nrit
SIN. Cots 1 u11b 2 @onnouqbt. 100000.
eSphn 8rommenidenfel un0 Erau ar
Sames 8enaie uno Snhn s. garnbea, 2n1
IA 8lt 5 Brommenidenfel's Ibb. ct
glpub. $25O.OO.
@iIiom S. @obmer unb Tral1 an So
iepb Bauer. Gin 11nbertbeilter p sc
Gee. 10 GeA Ca Gee. 3<125z33
@rpbe. $4,000.
@iniam S. @obmer 1nb Srau an So.
iebb 8auer, 58A M8A @ec. 1tz125:
33. @rpbe. 100000.
6. 8. 8roiper n1b Srar al @eor~t
6. @%hertpoob nnb &ral OIL gilbert @plcs
unb @m. Coles. @@A N@A Gee. s.
1929. @aine Frntrie, 100000.
2ucas Sells ltnb Strait an sSphn q
@oIfert. Got s 8lf Is @auf Centre
81 10000.
Marh Il. 2uetmer an 9eter Sohn Cos
bers. az $751; 1nb Mh @@A Gee
Sz125z33 @robe rnb @h S@A G@A
rnb g $50 81. bon 5@A N@A 5@A
Gee. 36z126z34. Sarf Centre, $4,000
George &liegel an 5enrb @riep, az
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-29
Seb,pimbiIebti9en
mie er 9ebei1t murbe

Suberculoiis lit, ipie beba11ptet nirb,
bcilbor einfad boburb boB man in Ser
friiden 2uft lebt un0 mei}enboft friid6e
Ger lnb Milb genieBt. Cine 3fpeifeI
Mrs 9etpiiien 8erionsn ouf Sie1e' 8eiie
gebolfen; ober ba5 ridtioe Mittel fir
5dnpinoIudt lit gdr1an7s Mterotipe.
fD1nnt, Ser 5tarfe nod5nbelfen 11nb 6as
Oetpibt 31 erb6bs1; eilet qei1lnbe Mabz
runs inns ba1dt Sic reinite inns feinife
Slft Elm = Damn tbut has 8erniinftige,
redt gu le6en, be1ft Sem Comic un6 Sc
i%eret!pe. 2elet, tpas es in Sic fem Sale
that:
500 @eit Street, @ilmineton, Sci.
ton 2nasenbluten befallen. @ein Mrat,
elmer Der 6%atptpratifer, %bebauptete, i6
S9tfs !lln9entru6el: Sd nobrn gier u,o
1ehr 1d)fpad1, belt aber meme @rbeit i'm
Store alf. STE 9oftoren ia9ten, i6
ipiiroe an Getptdt nidt 5unebmen, 10
lnnae tdl I'M Store berbleiben miirbe, i6
hl1eb aber an Der Mrbeit unb betete ieben
Sa9g fur meine 8eiunbbeit. S6 CLAUDE,
eaB mst11e @ebete Grb0runa fanben, benu
5err 8. y. 2tppincott, mein @rbeiteeber
(2ippincott & So. 9epartment 6tore,
3O6 biz 81 Warfet 5trabe. @ilmingz
ton, 9el.,) borte bon einem Mittel, benz
loaenannten gdn,an's Mteratipe, bas
piel 8rtes gethon, nnb alf feinen @atb
bin begann ib iofort es GIT nebmen. Sizes
ipar ettpa I'M Stunt 1908. Sd bieIt ge<
treu bomit an r1b eebra1dte fein anbez
reg @ittel; unb idlieblib merfte ib BAG
&cintperben Der 2ungen; es fdien aIs
tpenn alte 8lutfllmpe1 ii6 losl0fe EN- mir
Sen. Sd babe iebt feline 8efhperben
mebr nit meinen 2ungen. Sd CLAUDE
iiherlid, baB gdmon's MIteratibe mein
2eben rettete. Sd ianbte ipdterbin meiz
men Speihel na6 Der 5toatsoefun6beitsz
heb0rbe, I'M i'm na6 Suberfuloiis 8a3si<
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-29
Sams mno Sol.
Sic 8idtigfeit Ser 5ettnabrat19 tint
@inter.

gs gibt 5ablreide Menlden, ote
lorglam jeoen @enuB fetten SleildeS
perlneioen; angebli9 f0nnen ite eS
nid,t pertrogeu atno i6neioen leoes
f%Setttbei(den am Sleii&e, iogar am
5d,infen fort. 9as lit cine gar5 per>
fe6rte MaBregel meld)e nidtS oroeres
benefit, ais 0aB man nidt einmal ote
einfaditen pbpiiologilden Sbatiaden
fenr1t. 6ett lit cine concentrirte Sorm
bon &0rperbei3material, baS belon=
0ers inn @inter grobe @idtigfeit be-
1ibt. Ser er,pa9iene Menid bral4t
oopon MIR 2 l1n5en, pobei gu bemer=
fen, ooB fettes Sleiid, Butter uim.
nidt etpa reines Sett BARTLETT, ion=
0ern in iebr GROCER Menge 8aiier
entb1lt. @enieBt man allo INNER
mir magere Soft, 10 mangelt eS oem
aorper an @ei5material, uno Sic &C.
bensfunctionen bolen SEN griab aus
SEM &0rper ielbit, Ser Damn eben
abn1ngert. Mus 6ieiem @rur0e per=
l6reibt Ser Mr5t blutarmen &erio=
nett ~leidt aiiimilirte Settle, tpie
@utter, Mild, iaure Mil6, &abm,
2ebertbran uip. @ul6igt man elmer
geniigen6 fettrei6en Mabrung, 10
pir6 man au6 5iemli@ iider meoep
iiber falte SiiBe nod iiber %erfrorene
@dn0e un6 Singer, 8roitbeulen pitp.
81 flagen babel1. @eniebt mon -5n
menig Sett, 10 iiberlaitet man oos
8ll1t nit itiditoffbaltigen Abfauitof-
fen. Sc fann eben feline geniiger6e
ummon6lung, feline binretdenoe Ser
brennltng itattfin6en. 6ett5ufubr, be-
ion6ers int @inter, mo- ser &orper
bie1 @igenmdrme braltdt, lit alio
u%nbeoinet n0tbig 5ur @rbaltung Ell
1ter normalen @%eiun6beit. @er franf
lit. namentlt6 magenfranf, fam it6
natiirli6 niht na6 Sen 8e6iirfniiien
zines geiun0en Meni@en ridten. ct
mtB feline @rnabr11ng ieinem f0rper<
liden 3litano anpafien.
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stermi@mmppem.

Mu@ IN unieren1 perlogenen 3eit.
alter befonp1l1t man gelegentlid noe.
n1glterS Die @abrbeit 81 b0ren,
Damn nalnli6, men1l sic Eolitifer if.
re 1bmubige @aide mai9en.
-s IL
Sn Sraltfreib fat ma11 nun ood
e11oll6 NIT Ser M6riiitl1l1g alien grn.
ties bego1n1en: 91eupiitolen meroe,,,
mle glaltbboft gemelcet mfrs, nllr
nod NIT @adsfugeln gela6en.
f.
Ser lite @ol1perneur 0es staates
@ri5oro lnar lit ieiner SugenS Sell
NET, Damn gieltreiber, Elm gepets,
oaB oas 2ano Ser unbeqren5ten
Moglidfeiten immer nod ridt srr
Segenoe %geporoen lit. =.
g. :
Gas amerifanilhe 8olf miiroe emf
1f1eoen belier 0aran fem, peru es ie=
men, Die ibm Sic @obrbeit iager, ct
raS nrebr un0 jenen, Sic es beGiiqelt,
etpas meniger @eb0r idenfen mollte.
e.
@enn Scr Staatsiefretar anor an
&olumbien porbei5ieben mug, obne
1eine %tlitenfarte ab5ugeben, 10 fanr
er li6 init Ser freunolid1en Mufnubm
tn Sen anoeren Sdmeiterrepublifer
tr0iten.
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Mn sic 2cier anferbalb stcarms
EprntN.

&ue 2eier seq -ytor0itern," oie nidt
in Stearns County wobnen, fin6
frertnolid eriudt, fire 3abluneen
fir eteies @latt, permittelit 9rat
ooer @eloanmetinne ein5uienoen.
8ir modten, haB ale 2eler ii9
Sic bon uns gebotene @%elegenbeit,
gegen &orausbe5ablung 6es @lat-
tes in Sen @eiit elmer berrliden Brd.
mic 81 gclangen, 5unuten MAIDEN. Da
cs nun aber l1nieren> reiienoen Mgen.
ten ni6t moglid lit, BEL alien unIe.
rem Ibonnenten por5uipreden, bepor
sic Musmob1 Ser idonen &ramien Der,
griffen fem mir0, 10 liegt es i'm Snte.
reiie Scr ielben, 6as Gels brett nod
ser Office 81 ienoen, worauf promp.
tc 9%uien0nng Ser gemiinidten 8rd.
mie erfolgen miro. Sur @ntgegen.
nabme ser einen ober Ser an6eren sic.
fer mertbponen 8rdmien gseen @or.
alsbesablung 6es nNcr6fterr" auf Elm
Sabr Ia6et ergebenft elm bie
vNorbftern". 9rndgeieaidat.
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erideint mir cine 3erfleinerungSnla=
ldJine fir @l11felriiben uno 8riinfltt=
ter. Man nliiBte alldb &leeben Sarill
5erfleinern f0nt1el. 3enn oaes mas
Sen Ibiereu acknowledgements 5erfleinert
lpiro> 0as ne6nnen lie al1f.
@ir lpen6en Sem 8numlau6 als
btQigeS 5ltttun1ittel nibt gen,1g @uf=
n1erflamfeit SIT. S1 geeignetelu 3eit=
pl1nft geldnitten u1O getrofnet
miiroe ma1ld)e 2al1bort Elm autcs
T%l'ttermittel iein. So mar friiber
oas Sanb bon 8appeln ein biuiges
Sdaftuttermitte. Son geeignetel1
Sal'b9ol3er11 = Sic natiirlid ipre=
Jam ermittelt mer6en ntiilien -
1@l1ei0et man Sic l. bis 2iabrioel
Sriebe at, bin0et Tie in @ebunSe
1nS oorrt tie an Ser Come. Bum
@ebrar16 legt man Elm ioldes 8l1n<
altf rrgeno cine @ei5ltng, 6amit es
pralieloiirr pir0. Mlsoann legt mar
es nuf ELM groBes 5tud @adleinmon<
l111o tritt 0araltf berrm, Big Sic glGt.
ter pie S6rot fins. 9ieies Mate:
rial mfrs init @etreioel6rot l,n<
Standardization gemiidt uuro gebriibt
Vel mir fraBen Sic &iibner ouf oieie
Weile &eliotbilolrb, @eiieln un6 Sta.
5ienblatter. Man ml1B es iih abe,
reft5ettig I'M Mai-Suni p%oriorgen