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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1912-08-07
YAKIMA PEARS ARE
SUPERIOR THIS YEAR
Tells of Demand for Our Fruit in
Section Where Big Grain Crop
Is Assured But Where No Fruit
Is Grown

H. NJ. Gilbert, of Richey & Gill
bert. on his return from Toppenish
Thursday, was full of informatio
concerning the pear situation. His
information covered the situation in
California. where shipments are still
markets In his advice to the grower.
Mr.. Gilbert said
1T is all right to pick the ~ inch
pears and perhaps little smaller
with big acreage to get his crew
going, but it must be confessed the
pears will be richer in sugar August
s to Is than a week earlier. II
dealers want your pears at a fair
price. there is no reason why you
should not pick them We have al
ready furnished car of IN inch
pears for Alaska shipment and shipped
several part cars with other fruits.
1T seems to me. however, there Is
no advantage in hurrying the new
crop. CALIFORNIA; peak load or big
day on Bartletts was July 2S. Eighty
one cars went out that day from the
Sacramento valley, with other Califor-
MIA points shipping 20 cars on the
same day. Shipments will continue
fornia operators, and light after Aug
ust 10.
"Now, we can't beat them to the
markets. They are Is days ahead OF
us. Our early shipments are rolling
when California's peak load has ar
rived at its destination, and is pound
ing the markets.
"The hopeful features of the latter
pear markets are: California's late
crop is light; Oregon Bartletts a half
crop; New York pear crop very light,
New York canneries being compelled
to buy western pears to fill contracts
for York State brands. Another en-
couraging feature is that pears are
going into consumption rapidly, be-
cause the price started low.
| The discouraging features are: A
flood of Texas peaches sweeping the
markets; and, second, a scrap between
the growers and the cannery' trust In
| California, growers refusing to sell At
$25 per ton to the trust, saying they
will pack and ship their pears to edu-
cate, the trust, for next year. even, II
| they lose by doing SO. l venture to
say If canneries were to offer $25 per
ton in Yakima for entire crops they
would get some pears.
Another encouraging feature il
| that Yakima pears are of superior
quality this season, and one car will
sell another The most encouraging
feature is that In a big territory en-
tirely devoid of homegrown fruit q
| big grain crop is practically assured,
and good times there are certain. The
people are optimistic, hankering for
Yakima pears and peaches. one
hundred bushels of oats to the acre;
Corn never better; Truck work
stopped for grain work; 'Days and
night work ordered in preparation for
greatest day in history; are some OF
the startling headlines our statesmen
send us, Why should not the people
buy Yakima pears and peaches?"
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1912-08-07
Worried

The Best Man (naking arrange
ments) -And--er-it is Missionary to
cuss the bride Sketch.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1912-08-07
Foley Kidney Pills are healin

Foley Kidney Pills are healing
strengthening and tonic, and contain
no harmful or habit forming drugs
N. J. Gorham, Cashier Bank of Wood
vile, Woodville, Ca, recently had an
acute attack of kidney trouble. 1.-The
pains in my back and kidneys were
terrible. but bought a bottle of Fo-
ley's Kidney Pills and took them, and
can truthfufly say they have entirely
relieved me. / find more benefit from
them than from any other kidney
medicine / have ever taken" Try
them. Refuse any substitute. North
Yakima Drug Store.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1912-08-07
WYANDOTTES LEAD
EGG LAYING RACE
But Contest Is Very Keen Between
Number of Breeds at Close of
the First Week

With seven days of the sixty of the
egg laying marathon in which birds
are engaged, at the state fair grounds
passed, the honors are with pen of
White Wyandottes for they have laid
80 eggs, or one more than their near
est competitors. Second place is di-
vided between the l.. F.. Linse White
Wyandottes, White Leghorns of the
Eaton Eggery of Tacoma and the
Barred Rocks of J. X Reed of North
Yakima, each of these pens having
20 eggs to its credit The American
Dominiques of Miss Alta Plank of
WOODBURY., Ore, come next with 2S
and four pens are tied at 81, they be-
ing the White Orpingtons of Mrs.
Williams, the Silver Wyandottes of O.
j. Deysenroth of Colfax, the Black
Leghorns of Mrs. j. A. Parkinson and
the Hamburgs of Mrs. A. f. Linse.
Blacks Versus Whites
At the 26-egg mark three pens are
tied. they being the Black Minoroas
of John Dollenbacher of Selah, the
Black Langshans of M. E. Taylor Of
Winona and the White Rocks of Mrs.
]. w. Bingham of North Yakima. The
Barred Rocks of the Auburn poultry
farm of Auburn. Wash, are alone at
% and for the % mark there are
three pens--the Rhode Island Reds
of II. A. Durr of Tacoma, the Buff
Rocks of Mrs Ella Plank of Wood
burn; and the White Orpingtons OF
r. T. Stone of Keystone. Buff Leg
horns owned by Arch Tweedle of
Port Townsend and White Leghorns
of r. b. Brown of North Yakima are
together at II eggs per pen and the
White Orpingtons of Mrs. II. w.
Sprague are alone at the 90 mark.
Leghorns of All Colors
j. r. Schwartze's White Leghorns
and the Brown Leghorns of Miller
Bros of Fern Hills stand together at
10 and at 1S II. w. Sprague's Buff
Orpingtons and the White Rocks of
]. w. Bingham get in. Fred john
sons Tacoma Black Minorcas and the
Anconas of Mrs. H. *. Walsh of
Hoquiam are in at II and Mr.. Park
inson's Black Leghorns at 16. The
Buff Orpingtons, entered by 4. ID.
Whiteman of Tacoma stand alone at
Is and the Black Spanish OF Ems
kamp & Co. OF Spokane are alone at
IA. The Notified Anconas of Noun
sey Bros. Of Tacoma; have laid an
even dozen since the contest began
and the Golden Rule for NSicilian But
tercups from Cheney hive run up a
total of TO- -,.--t7yt,s Itts sat,
Single, Figure Birds
The Black Orpingtons of F. A.
Whetzel of Winona have nine to their
credit and the Prosser Minorcas en-
tered by Mrs. c. c. Lincoln have
seven. The tail end OF the procession
is occupied by the White Leghorns of
C. l.. Miller OF North Yakima.
1t will pay the betting fraternity to
watch the last named pen, those with
two to their credit. These birds are
pullets and have just begun to lay
They have fifty days to make up their
count as against older and heavier OPP
ponents which for the most part may
be expected to taper off rather than
grow stronger
Mrs. Walsh of Hoquiam was WIS.,
itor at the fair grounds Saturday and
expressed herself delighted with the
housing and care the birds are re-
ceiving. = %'fs7 f'''4
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1912-08-07

Oxygen constitutes one-third OF the
solid earth, nine-tenths of water and
one-fifth of the atmosphere, and Is
the most abundant or all substances
The population Of Newfoundlanc
has increased 10 per cent In the las
10 years 1t now. reaches $4,000.
Until 1889 dogs were employed tc
draw wagons through the streets OF
London as they are now in parts OF
Europe.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1912-08-07
|OR|vES HIS AUTO
| over STATE ROADS
Makes Run From North Yakima
by Way of The Dalles
and Portland

SEATTLE, Aug. ed M. Smith
ers. who has just completed the trip
to Seattle in his Hudson "33" by way
of The Dalles, and Portland from
North Yakima, is a disinterested OBJ
server who declares that the roads of
Washington are the best in the
northwest, with the exception of the
highways in and near Portland Mr.
Smithers says that there is no COM
parison between the roads of the two
states. or if there is it is with great
advantage to western Washington.
Mr.. Smithers is one of the few au-
toists who have made the trip by this
route, and his interest in good roads
has led him to make close observa-
ton during his tour.
Rela tive to the Snoqualmie pass,
Mr. Smithers is enthusiastic, in that
he predicts that this means of COM
municaion will mean a generous in
terchange of interests and a tighten
ing up of the commercial bonds be-
tween eastern and western Washing
ton.
Active for Good Roads
The tribute to Washington's good
roads is deserved, for although the
work accomplished is not so extern
sive as in some of the western states,
the fact remains that, looking to the
short time the subject has been be-
fore the people of these parts, the
work already achieved is remarkable.
Washington, at least as much, and
probably more than any other state
in the west, has for many months
been working steadily and energeti-
cally in the cause, has built UP CO.
operative agencies, has spread its en-
thusiasm far and wide, and, most
important of all, has directed all
these energies into practical planning
and effectual accomplishment.
Increasing evidence is received by
this office weekly of the ever-spread-
ing interest in the work; from east of
the mountains and from near at hand
letters and communications are flow
ing in, and it seems that the question
of road-building in this state is be-
coming one of such general and COM
polling importance that it must de-
mand. on its own merits, the practi-
der it assistance
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1912-08-07

duct of pigiroh is accounted for in
the United Kingdom, United States
and Germany
The population of Newfoundland
has increased 10 per cent in the last
ten years. 1t now reaches $4,000.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1912-08-07
Langford Bests Mcvey

SYDNEY. n s. W.. Aug. 3.-Sam
Langford Of Boston won the decision
at the end of 20-round battle with
Sam Mcvey of California on points.
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Tic Table b'6ois.
Cine Seralisis Ginrihtnns Der Ssfs:,
Spdleidle.

epditidls.
.9k 3sit b<r .9uble s'bois" III
oohin'. ods ionfdiiert NIT tinem hsb
ieren uno ,intm ndHen Huge Der ad'
ter oes erobtn aon0onsr Sopob ,6o'
isls. .Jn alien bprnsbmen 6otslrss
~linurdIts', 70 fibrt oieisr Gofmann
I'M OBJ aus, III bic aft. 9dbl,
o'bcie BE- idipunten. Die 3tittn ba'
ben Ti4 g1DanbeIi, bar gsfdmad ber
@dhs bat fid psrlsiny un0 beuts
lpsib of Der GoR ely Msnii feiner
nno iunfpollsr 3ufov aen 3u ftslen
ais Der nuioitr. bI ter. Seitoem
i'm 3ufummsnbong ait 9bedter unO
acn5erten 0as az Der oosr oos Di'
ner i'm 6otelrJ iront cine sefel'
itdftlite Sittq etpOroen IN. bat fit
i'm publitum (. q bos gerlangen &C.
it,issrt. Die Ip.ii,nFols, oes Spu'
psrs Dem sisehtn @ei9mdd an3updi
fen: 2eute bon gutter GrSie6ung unf
Dor allen aeute bon tinem guter
@dumtn tpsieern T6, Elm medaniit
f~efeefsltes Menii su eFen, Iie molten
i6r Diner ftIbft beitimmen. unb oui
Der uubsrm Settle piro feIbif Oer
srobie unb beriibmteite Rod ME im'
Iionbs isin. elm Meni Suiummen3us
Ite1en. bos Dem appetit unb Ssn Rei'
suns.n bon 300 perf9sbenen Msn'
ftsn aleidmdbig gsreht tpirb. 90
6at In ben fafbiondbler Refidurdnts
Die bonn Dirt feftgsisbts SpeiiefoIgs
Ole Gable o'bots, lire 0aieinsbered'
tisuns Uerlorsn; is 1T aus onosr.r
beuts perihpunosnsn 0erbdltniHep
berdus sHtfprunsen. S9on Der Game
6eIost es. Del Der ipirtIifen Table
o'hote. Die MIR gu elmer beftimmtsn
3eit i%erptert tpuroe, ndbm Der 6sri
WirtN an Dem &opienoe bes langsn
9ifdes unb bic 5rau Wirtin am an
oeren Gnbe pldb, uno ods GFsn Re.
odnn nit Supps. Damn folgte fSiid
5IeiId, Semitic. 9tc6til6 rno adis
Gbsr bsute berlanst ser SptelauIl
abpe6ilung unO cine srObere Reid.
1aItiatsit Der Speilen. 9us 1T Elm
5orti3ritt un6 in bieler 8ssisburq
ireili6 aud elm Ridifritt, abs,
gleidbiel:: mir ale Iino pom aeiiau,
rdnttoler beieHen uno molten Gerint,
nit ,rotii4sn Ramen eFen, Geridte
Die bic 8iide babein uns ni6t poe,
tur nit groBen Naturalization gu
tieten permOdte. limo oaau lit bas
ReItdurdnt duh ga. =.
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gntimiIitariitiidc g%risimarfen.

Sn Srantreid 1T Die dnttma'tdrs'
itiite gsfpegung f.br rese unb ur,s
faFeno. Sbre propbeten bebisnen iia
iogar itodtlider Ginri6tungen sur
propaganda uno finb iebt iosar bds
gu iibergsgana.n, bic ppt in ben
DENT i6rer Retlame gu itellsn. Gin
Senator, Der Ii9 bel NIT militdris
I6en Srasen befddftist. fiibrte tiirss
lid beim MintItsr 8sI1perbe lber
Elm Grlebnis, bds ibm augeftoben 1T.
Gr srhielt BON sinem SpIbdten einsn
grisf, Der nit elmer 1Osgentimesz
Morte fronfiert mar. Diefes Derts
seiden trGgt Die 8eitalt elmer Gderin.
Ils ser Serr Senator dDer ndher sus
fab, entoedte er. bab Die Marte BON
sinem auf Dem griefumf1las sinses
Itempelten Rohmeh umsebsn mar Der
Bic Dorte trlls: r3rieg benz ariese
teinen Mdnn - teinen Gentime
fir BEN MSlitarismus." Dos
.aonse Mrrangsmett mar 10 sebaltsn,
bah Der @nIGein frfpedt fpurbe, Rabs
men unb Spyidkin Ieifn intsarier
,enoe getanhteils bes Tcatlitea
ppittpsrtssi6tis iIlbFt. Der Ssratoy
in nit Nedt hdriiber peripunbert, bat
ii. irars0Iht Dot bic bod Ionft fiji
lls isbr gsi9idt srtpitfen BAT. ilrep
aunben burh Elm BenitierI6auer pnr
gsroronunssn bal 2sben iausr gu
MAIDEN, IS itoem seltattst, bslisbiet
lnp itaatshAae!ide Sni6rift.n 70
auf bic 9riefumialdge 5u brlSsn,
pob Bel beidrdnfkn Qeuten Der an
Itsin sripsdt iuirl Der aufnrud babe
amtIihtn Gburat Oariiber, bah
Elm frunSOiidsr d1bat feline aprres
Iponbea3 nit obig4 Gpriihlein bieri.
iuunosrt q id MID msAr.
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Grpro6nna Osr euuasnirait.


Sober. Der iGon lpsgsn gebeass
Derii9eruns Gr5tIi4 unierludt pOrs
ben III. peiB. ME erober Nadorud
nuf bic @tdrie Der QuReen geIesi
ipirb; nne monde trtobrtu erit BEL
elmer folden qrifuns. ME Is in o.'
Ter 9iniidt nit ibnen fttbt.
Riot isIten IsiOsn gsrfonen an
i9na6sn, n~n.ntipidsltsn eunsen.
obns ss 5u bsrmuten. Weiitens itebt
bieItr Mloneel aud nit elmer i6mds
len ober sineefel.nen 9ruit In @er'
binbung, - ober teinespegs INNER.
Wan Tam bur9 iibertriebsne uno
sinItitige forpsrIi9s qusbiIbung sros
BE 9rult : Musteln unb Elm snt'
iprehenb peiiss Mab Der gruit enis
ipidtln. lpdbrtnb bic 2unaen Helm
unb i9ls9t genGbrt bleiben! lIno oft
fnb Qungenleiben 10 i9lsidenb, oab
Te F9 erit bemsrtIi9 maiden, tpenn
fe f6On feiIsn 9Oo.n ssfabt bobcn.
auf folgsnbs einf19e art lam
j,b,r 2oie fir fta Itlbt f%eititelsn,
OBJ feline 9ungsn ssIuno Tno, oosr
ni6t:
Won tue sin,n 70 tiefen 4tem3ua.
ipie man permas, unb sable bann
nit langiamer, ober oeutIiAer Stins
me bon Gins an 10 peii, pis man
aGblen fann, obnt friI4en 4tem
I6Opfsn gu miFsn. g]is piele Setun'
ben man bieIes 3dbisn fortieben
lam, oas biIbet eineu, fir ale prots
tiI9sn 3psd s~eniigenoen auspeis
iiber ben .3uItonb Der 2ungsn. Dos
bette 1T es ober, tpenn man nod jes
monben babel bot, pel4er bic 3eit
eenau fontroaiert.
Wenn bic 2unsen tn gelunosm
unb normolem 3uitonbe iinb, 70
foate bic 3dbl Deit. 5piI4en 20
urb 35 Setunben liegen.
Gaas lie aber nur 3pif9sn 10
unb 20 Sefunoen Iiegt, 10 brau4t
man borum nod uidt ~ipnberli6 be-
unrubigt gu iein, - pahrfdeinli4
bebiirfen tie Bios mebr llebun9; uno
r~eeelmdBises Sisfatmen in reis
ner Cuff fam bolb 4bbilfe f4af>
fen. Spl9e 8etdtiguns foate man
F6 iiberboupt unter alien umitdnSsE
ben selegen isin laiTen.
@enn aber bic mGsliae 3dblsDsts
t., pbne neues 4temI9opfen, NJ en- +
oer, ols 10 Setunoen 6etrdgt, 10
III bies Elm mebr ober tpeni9er BE-
bentli6es 3ei9en! Mnnn iolte aIsz
bann nift sOgern, dratIi6e llnterflt'
6una unb ebentuele Sehanolung IN
QuTprud gu nebmsr.
Sintenfled: laHen ii4 aus
6unter 8GiGe .%ntisrnen, fpenn man
lie in MoIfsn legt, bic man iiA aus
MiI6 uno etfpas Gfia bereitet. 81.
nice Gage lang td3Iih Die 5lihlg'sti
,%rneuert. Damn dlismafhen nne
bleiten, uno bic Elede ltno ntr'
idpunoer.
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Med)tsatilualfi 900 Eaft0n SlOd.
IS mitf eincn @rnnO aeben
mir grflarungen oieier glrt BON pro-
millenten 9iirgern bon 0mQha, Sc
ecs MitQlieo miro cin n9ooiter"
&arum? Meil IS elm Groen lit, Ser
81, Grmartunget Sencr ilbertrifft,
0ic ibm beitreten,
alaiien BON Is bis 80 meroen
lcocn Wittmod Abeno cirlQeidrie,
ben. @abt Sbr irgeno eillen mirf.
Ii5en @rltnb Oaiiir, nidt ei1 0tpoir
al icit?
Die gcnifite Iino 500 sic $40.
dc; $tO0 beim 4p0e. Sreie drit-
lid)e @iilie fir Mit9Iieoer uno DC.
relt hamilton. 9eitrdge iiuo IS
Gents per Mouot. Seine 4iieb.
mcrts. - @agen mciterer auStunit
idlretbe man an
3, q. SdrOSer,
Notional.3 ireftor. Cos Yurtau 9lf.,
3tIcpbon 9oualaS 1857.
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Nas rNnieum Der Griunernns" in
SQiut . Enr.

Saint . GDr.
Sn Saintzgpr, Der State bel
lltberiibmtsn fran30iiI9en ariees.
I9uIt, 1T biefsr Sage Elm eiaenarti.
les neuss Muisum bur9 ben Bra.
oenteH 3oIlieres unb ben Rrieas-
ninifter MiIIeranb feierlid eroffnei
porben: bas .Mufeum Der Crime.
tun9", bas beitimmt 1T, bic aatsn
ano Geiftungen Der aus Der Rrieas.
i4ule bon Saints Gpr b~erppreeaan.
1ensn Offi3iere gu ebren. Die
Sammlungen flno in einem Sell Der
llten Ropslle undergraduates, in Der
l6on friiber cine Itottlide 9si6e itolz
yer Reliquien cine bleibenbe gbrens
Itdtte gefunben battsn. Die 9apelIe,
in Der Mabame be Waintenon bon
Ibrem bepegtsn Srbenl.bsn ousrnbt,
Ieigt nod beute bas glei6e 4usieben,
pie in ienen 3agen, ols bier Der
ab6t 2anuTe ieines 4mtes fpaltete;
i'm 9~i1tergrunb itebt MD Der olte
altar unb boS @ro6 Der Maintenon.
Bis 6ierber reiGen bic 8itrinen unb
Slastditen, in bensn bic r5oupes
riers" unterge6ra6t iinb, alte @es
ndIoe unb 9robiiren, neiers pors
trdte bon themoligen S6iilern bon
5aintsGpr, bic fir ibr goterlanb
ben Sslbentot ftorben, Daffen unb
uniformItiide,
Die angsbOrisen Der GefaIleneu
baben ibre R%sliquien bereitpilligft
our gerfisuns s~eiteIlt. 9ier bdnst
Der Maffenrud bes Generals aa4irs
riers, Der pdbrenb Der 8elagsrung
bon paris am MontsM sslp am 80,
RObsmbcr 1870 ben SeIbentob Itarb,
baneben bic bon @ranotipIittern ger
F.bte Uniform bss 2eutnouts be
1bon, Der Dor MeB fieI, bona bic
Rugsl, bic ebenfalls 1870 ben Sub
rern bes s.. 4rmeetorps General 8as
taiIls t0tete, unb 5abllOfe anbere Rss
Iiquien aus ieuer fir Grantreia 10
Tdpsrsn 3sit. 0aran fdlisBsn iid
Iirngif6e Grinnerunss3ei9en aus jim
g,ren 3eiten, 9ropbden aus benz
spntins 5elb3ug, Waffen unb Nus
tiifungsgessnitGnbe BON Sffi3ieren,
bic in tolonialen 8dmpfen fern BON
Der Seimat,rbs i'm aompfs fislsn.
sSer binterliitis srmorbet tpurben,
am no9benflihIt fen aber ittbt man
DOR iensn gegenitGnben, bic ben erft
In ben lebten Sn6ren gefaIlsnsn
MGrtprcrn hires gerufes seb6rten:
Dor BEN Rdnsab3ei4en, llniformen
uno @affen Der SIieseroffisiere, bic
I'M aampf um bic Groberung Der
Cuff ibr 2eben fur9tlos in bic
DoaT6ale parien unb berloren. Die
Rail- biefer MGrtnrer bes militGris
fdtn Slugbienites lit nur aIl5u groB.
gieIer 9eit bes Mufeums 1T BON
timer tragiTden Rei6boltisteit, unb
lonae peripsilt Ter Bid auf ben traus
tioen Triimmern unb lleberreittn bes
k~luaseuaes, nit benz Dor Siuei Sob
zen Der tapfere 2sutnant GaumOnt
fir5ts.
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VII t"i1ttH N8N -F Hff
kr 3uiommsnnob Zines Gdoortrs
~ sinsm WaIfif9 on Der aiiIts bon
Ruiunblonb stmslest, Bel BEN pas
40 Tonntn grobt Ediff itintn rn'
iaaona fdnb. Gin GbnIidss G6tns
idltr, BEL BEN bos ISdif, Elm silsr'
nh Dompfsr bon 1900 9onnsr, al
lhbinss nidt su SGoben tam. pos
cher ouf cine WolNfh : Doppsltra'
oGbit bin1rsIisf trtdbIi Der aop1da
tts unldnoIt In Yistoria. griiiid'
2olumbisn, sinaelohfsnsn Dompf.ri
.prsfbent" in tin,ru bortigsn ylnti
lsi, foIst:
.linfsr Sdiff fubr nit fiiolifem
Rurs, ais a elmer son3en ~Sdnls'
ioliforniIher @rau > WaIs IN bts
Guere tom, bic BON ihren ~gsoohnien
Minter : GiitterundsplGbsn, unfern
Der msritanifden Miife, pi,o.r mad
Rprbsn bernuf 3oesn. Mtbr.rt bit'
ftr ri.fasn lIng,iiihe snisinstn nur
nit fnopp,r Rot benz anr,nn,n a.'
gen ben Dampfer. Der 5ur3eit NIT si'
ncr @eidpinbist,it bon is anoteu
IN Der Stnnbs fubr. Gin nal tam
sfpor ni6t tpie Elm gisbsrg bos Der
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ben; nber beim 3uiomm.nItob sni'
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tenben 9imeniioneu s.borig .ri6uts
tern, hpobei Der Dnl aflerbiuss meii
eintn f6r.dliden 9ob finSet.
8pifd.n mcntauo point unh
pia.ot point .rls5ttn mir nuf bief.
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Walfh6en. Gin. Graupol . Rub,
bi. ettpa 60 SUB in Der Gang. NAB.
fam hn Der portIeite bebsntli4 nabe
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binter benz aopfe unb idnitt 5psi
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srl.bt botten, entitonb nidt gtrings
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Iigteit bes 9ompfsrs uub Der @roB,
bes Siercs purbe Der &obapsr lang;
am S6iifsfdnobel feitsebolten; unu
crIt als mir bas Sdiff gum Stoppen
eebraht botten nnb Elm Stiid rid
fpirts eefahren fDaren. periant oe
ssipaltigs ~aufgsrifene a6rper.
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9siI: Gin nod ettpos grobere
mGnnIi6er Wol, Der NJsfdbrte be,
DqIiub getpefen mar. bate fid fdpn
porber ouf bos Sdiff gu betpeat, Of
fenbor iebr bsIorst nm bos Sdid'
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in 70 f6redlidtm 3uitonbe an Dem
S6iff bdngsn fab, perfu6te er srit,
Ie binpss3uitoben, tpomit er ober
tsinen GrFoIe batte. 2tls er nun eins
Ieben mnbte, boB lie perlpren mar
unb i6r 2obdper in bic Wogen 5us
riidaIitt, iGien Der MaIbu1e in Elm,
i6rsdli9e Dut 81 ~9eraten. Gum
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los, ieinen appf in ben S~teuerborbs
bug bineinrennsnb. 4bsr ts sins ihm
fbie benz SoG6Gusfer, Der nit benz
aopf g.gen cine Mouer anrennt, tpaa
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faint. Der fur6lbors 4nproI t0istc
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-04

Sn ben flint Sabrsn 1907
1911 purbsn an Eiirger Der Der.
Gtaotsn 157 ,687 potente ousasfsIlt.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-09-19
GOOD AL ROUND PLAIN COOK,

TO take charge of n. G. o. g. G. Mess,
at National Soldiers Home. Apply at
once to ltF3 Bagley, Manager. Perna-
nent position for the man or woman who
makes good. sept19dtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-09-19
PEAHL EARDRoP. OWNER MAY

have same by calling at the office Of the
Commissioner of Agriculture, State
House, and proving property. sept1sdSts
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-09-19

LEAVE YOUR ORDERS FOR NEW
Home ana Whites Sewing machine. also
for plano tuning, at Blanchards music
l4-i Res siS-9 decf2dtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-09-19
EASTERN STEAMSHIP CORPORATION

81 iSENNEREC LINE
Fares between Augusta sors Halowell
and Boston. $500 One Way, s250 Round
Trip.
Steamer leaves Augusta 100 r. NJ,
Hallowell L50 p. NJ, connecting steamer
City of Bangor leaving Gardiner 345,
Richmond 4.20 p. NJ. Dresden 4.30 r. NJ,
and Bath $50 z. NJ, Tuesdays. Thurs
! Returning steamer : City OF Bangor
leaves Fosters Wharf. Boston, 6 r. NJ,
Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays for
Bath, Richmond, Dresden and Gar
diner, connecting with steamer City Of
Augusta for HalIowell and Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-09-19
MAINE STEAMSHIP LINE

Direct between Portland and New York
Steamers leave Franklin Wharf, Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday $50 p. Al.
&C One PORTLAND ana q fARounA
W Way NEW YORK Wv Trip.
Express service for freight All freight
rates include marine insurance All
ships equipped with United Wireless
Telegraph System. sssa 81
!. 2. Cunningham Agent, Augusta: H.
a.. Clay. AGENT. Franklin Wharf. Port
land. Maine.
's''. .,...4., ssrssdts
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-09-19

HOUSE OF Rooms, HARDWOOD
floors, bath room and stable connected.
Apples. pears plums and fruit trees; 10
good location. Inquire of M. T. Merrill,
IN Water ST., Augusta. Ne. Tel 6sR.
NJ mavahts