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The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1912-06-20
MOSIER.

Mr.. and Mrs. Burrows, of Helix, |
Ore, arrived in Mosier Monday after
noon. hoping to benefit MIR. Burrows
health by taking treatment Of DR..
Robinson and changing climate.
MIR. and Mrs. Chas. Abernathy went
10 The Dalles Monday evening, where
they will make final commutation proof
on their homestead.
f. f. Crum. of Portland, spent part
Of Sunday and Monday in Moser on
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. f. Mcclure, DR..
hacrum, Miss Julia Reeves, Miss
Marie Shogren, MIR. and Mrs. Howe,
DR.. S. W. Small, Mrs. G. b. Metzger,
l.. Lamb, Mrs. G. McCutcheOn and
children went the first of the week to
Portland to attned the rose carnival
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Carpenter spent
day or so in Portland this week.
Mrs. Sarah McVey was a business
visitor TO The Dalles Tuesday.
f. Yackie and Gerald Wyss attended
to business in The Dalles Tuesday and
Wednesday.
MIR. and Mrs. Ernest Evans and
children. Mrs. Dick Evans sand her
sons, Lee and Forrest, attended the
wedding of Earl Vickers aud Miss Ada
Caywood in The Dalles Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. l.. Arthur were il
Hood River Tuesday.
Dean Duyall came from Independence
Tuesday evening to visit his brother
Ralph, and family.
Mrs. Jno. Carroll returned Tuesday
from Portland, where she went Sun
day to visit her father, VINO is in.
The following Mosier gentlemen
visited the l0l Ranch show in Tn,
Dalles Wednesday Grahams, Forbes
McCutcheon, Simpson, Sturgess an,
Fisher.
Mrs. 0. f. Wilson and boys went e
Hood River Wednesday afternoon.
Ira Rowland took pleasure triI
party across the river Wednesday af
ternOon.
The Rebekahs surprised the |. o. O
+. members Tuesday evening by walk
ing in just as they were ready to serv,
ice cream and strawberries. Each Re
bekah brought cookies to add to tn,
lunch. All enjoyed the occasion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Heunigen and family
of Moro, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Jno
Forbes this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Root and chill
dren. Mr.. and Mrs. C. II. Dunsmore
Mr.. and Mrs. c 6. Nichol and daugh
ter attended the show in The Dale
this week.
Mrs. d. Robinson returned Thursda,
from few weeks stay in Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. McCarger lef
Thursday for an extended trip througI
central Oregon.
l.. H. Lenniger was a business visito
in Portland this week
Mrs. c. G. Stoltz and Irene and UNI
Olsen returned Thursday from Tn,
Dalles.
Mrs. N. Van Nortwick and two littl,
daughters. of Cornelius, are VISITING
Mrs. c. H. Dunsmore.
]. G. Reeder and son went to Hoo,
River Thursday afternoon.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1912-06-20
WHITE SALMON.

Wm. Wells left last week for his
home I'm Aberdeen, S. D. He went by
NV of Seattle, where he is said to
have chased the PotIatch hug all
over the city. Mr.. Wells is expected
back 10 the fall, accompanied, OF
course.
Husum is preparing to celebrate the
Egrrtb Committees have been APP
r6inted and from now on there viii
be a hustle TO make It an enjoyable
affair The celebration viii be IN
charge Of the base ball team.
n. D. Cole, of Camas valley, lett
last week fer New York state to Visit
a brother whom he has not seen for 81
Years. Mr.. Cole is one Of the old set
tiers of Camas and though he has sold
an his swamp land, most Of hIs hold
ipgs is still interested IN the develop
mept of the valley. saying that with
the reclamation Of 1000 acres OF land
hv drainage and the bringing Of thous-
a1ds of other acres under irrigation
which is still a possibility together
with its saw mills and grazing lands,
the district is bound to attract a rail-
road.
For the past two weeks Frank Fox,
of Husum, has been scrubbing the
floors OF his manor house, polishing
the andirons and fixing up the curtains,
besides many other things about which
the average bachelor becomes rather
careless when left for long to himself.
No. gentle reader, not a wedding. Mr..
Fox is to entertain the Ladies AID
afternoon. Some time ago 1t
was suggested that the Aid meet at
his place and he refused TO be blutfed
out of what he believes will be a pleas
lre. Nevertheless, it is said that he
has been taking liberal quantities of
DR.. Miles Nervine in anticipation of
the event.
A small mountain of basalt rock is
10 be ground into sand for use IN the
lam which the Northwestern Electric
Company is building in the develop
neut of its power site on the White
Salmon river. The dam, preliminary
work for which is now under way, at
he back of the Kuhne orchards three
niles above White Salmon, Wash, will
Je 100 feet high, 400 feet long and 100
'eet thick at the base, taperng to
thickness of 10 feet at the top. Orders
we're placed by the Northwestern Elec-
ric Co. from its head offices in Port
and this week for three rock crushers
o grind up the rock. According to the
ngineer's estimates, 20, 1000 cubic feet
f this material, or 10000 tons, will be
eeded in the. mixing of the concrete
or the dam.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1912-06-20
UNDERWOOD.

Mrs. f. NJ. Cummins is spending the
week in Portland visiting relatives.
Mrs. II. W. Hamlin returned from
Portland Thursday after visiting the
rose show and seeing her guests
started on their homeward journey.
In spite of the inclement weather be
tween fifty and sixty people attended
the ice cream and strawberry social
given by the Ladies Aid Tuesday
night. II was success and the re-
fresments were ine. Over SIS was
added to the treasury.
The state superintendent of the
Washington Anti-Saloon League. G. ID.
Conger, will speak at the school house
Saturday evening. June %.
The base ball hoys'gave a dance at
the Apple Union house Saturday night.
The Union Chapel Association has
meetings the first and third SUNDAYS of
every month. The vesper services will
be held each first Sunday.
Mrs. L. W. Chambers, Of Portland.
is visiting Mrs. P. |. Packard.
EXCHANCE Eosto~s, o..
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1912-06-20
MITCHELL's POINT

DR.. c. ". Parker. who has been
spepding the past three months IN
Western Canada in the interest Of the
Western Press Association, Of which
he Is president, will arrive today at the
IittlesBoy ranch, his country place.
Mrs. Lillian E. Mason left Monday
for visit in Portland.
William Martin spent last week in
Portland at the rose festival.
The residents Of Little Boy ranch
nlan on celebrating the Fourth by a
displsv Of fireworks from the top Of
Wifrhelps Point.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1912-06-20
Thsir Occupation.

"A good turkey dinner aud mince
pie" said a well known after dinner
orator. always put US in letharglc
mood-make us feel, In fact, like the
natives Of Nola Chucky. In Nola
Chucky one day / said to man,
What is the principal occupation Of
this town. WAL. boss the man an
swered. yawnIng, In winter they most
ly sets on the east side of the house
and follers the sun around to the west,
and In summer they sets on the west
side and fOllers the shade around to
the east Washington Star.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1912-06-20
Out Of Eakhion.

Now. Guy, tell us about the school.
Is everything all rlght?"
"Oh. yes, mother, except one thing
My darling. what is it?'
well, wish you hadn't got us that
French nurse to teach us the right
pronunciation. 1t makes the other
fellows laugh sO."-Punch.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1912-06-20
Tha Wsather Man.

The weather man moves in a mysterious
way
His duties TO perform,
OFT mixing up blizzard when
We'd like TO have It warm.
And then when We would have some snow,
So kids could go a-coasting.
He sends along a warm chinook,
With everybody roasting.
-Spokane Spokesman n Review.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1912-06-20
Sliaht lndispositisn,

Tommy's Uncle-HellO. Tommy.
hear you've been sick Was 1t very
badI
Tommy Awful. wasn't sick
enough to stay home from school,
Philadelphia Record.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1912-06-20

1t home this morning and when you
got back you'd find nice, hot ginger
cake waiting for you"
Mother. dear get that cake in the
oven at once. Your son will be back
here inside Of twenty minutes"
"And you won't do no fooling on the
wayy"
II will walk as straight as preach
err
That stepladder was ten feet long.
The German grocer. who was five feet
high. made use of 1t to reach height
Of fifteen feet and thus see what Gus
toners entered the store OF his rival
a block away Humpy started out with
1t on his shoulder, but he hadn't gone
half block when a woman stopped
him to say
Young man, what are you switch
ing an old stepladder around on the
street this way for? You didn't miss
my nose by more than an inch"
A New Idea.
i've got to carry it, haven't II"
asked the boy.
mo, you haven't. A stepladder Is
meant to be dragged along instead of
carried Your mother must be a very
silly woman if she told you to carry
it, If You had broken my nose you'd
have gone to prison for life"
Humpy put down the ladder and
looked at it for minute and then saw
that the woman with nose was right.
Like every other boy in America. he
had a bit of rope in his pocket, and in
a few seconds he had attached 1t and
was gallopng along within ten feet OF
the stepadder, the latter wabbllng
| behind him He must gallop in
stead Of walk. He couldn't turn the
corner slowly and sedately, with a look
ahead to see who might be coming.
| but he must utter a whoop, increase
/ his speed and 20 around with a whew.
| There was Ice on the walk, and fat
man was gingerly picking his way.
! Boy and ladder struck him, and with
an "Oh, my soul" he went down. He
struck the stepladder and rolled or on
Humpy and the two were yelling and
/ struggling when a man came out or
nearby bakery and took hand.
81 see how 1t was" he said as he
gave Humpy cuff on the ear. This
fool Of a boy was running with his
head down and pumped into you, MT
Smithers"
Yes; be meant to kill me-! shouted
the tat man. who had got heavy jolt,
"No; | didn't" replied Humpy. II
was Just carrying home this steplad-
/ der"
Carrying? You mean you were drag
ging it. Whoever heard Of boy drag
giug an old stepladder hundred feet
long on the street? By George. but you
have 60; sawdust in your head! Mr..
Smithers, If you want to prefer
charge Of attempted murder against
him I'll hold him and yell for the po'
/ lice"
More Advice.
'He NAV be A fatherless lad" replied
the Fat man as he rubbed a skinned
elbow, and so I'll let him go this time
He must do different, however lie
must carry that ladder under bis arm.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1912-06-20
unIueky Delay.

The trouble with a girl VINO is
pretty is that she doesn't begin
to understand the value Of in
telligence until 1t is too late for
her to begin learning. Chicago
Record Herald.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1912-06-20
HUMpY'S MISSION
His Troubles In Returning a Bor-
rowed StepIadder.
EVERYBODY GIVES HIM ADVICE
And the More He Takes the Greater
His Embsrrsssmsnt Until He Feels
the Strong Arm, Of the Law and Sees
Jail Yswnins Fer Him.
sy w. QUAD,

BY NJ. QUAD.
Copyright. 1911. b. Associated Literary
Press.l
"YYUMPY," said Mrs. Skinner
~ the other morning TO her
~ eldest snd only son. Il wish
you were ike other boys"
whats the matter with mef was
asked.
you are not what IS called a re-
sponsible boy"
Huh! | would Ike to see the boy
who is more responsible than am!
"But when you go on errands can
never tell when youll get back or
what will happen 10 you
"If things happen it's because l was
born for a cowboy and you won't buy
me lasso or a gun. What do you
want doneT"
There's that stepladder your father
borrowed off the German grocer ON
Elm street two weeks ago and prom
ised to return next day. II you were
a responsible boy I'd have you take
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1912-06-20

Now is the time to buy cheap slab
wood. A. 9. Lofts, phone 3lO-X.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1912-06-20
More Advice.

"He may be fatherless lad" replied
the Fat man as he rubbed skinned
elbow, and so I'll let him go this time
He must do different, however He
must carry that ladder under bis arm'
Boy do you hear mey'
Humpy heard and agreed ana walk
ed OF with his burden Vixen boy
attempts to carry ten fost stepladder
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1912-06-20

EXCHANGE Eastern Orogen stock
ranch for something in Hood River.
G. Y. EDWARDS * co.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1912-06-20

Holh RIVER COMMERCIAL CII-R- Ne.f.
every second Monday IN each month ai r
m III the cluo rooms over s trSt Natl. BANK
X, +. SCOrr Secretary. '''>
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1912-06-20

d0Op RIVER VALLEY HUMANE SoCIvr,.
Hood River. ore. h n Wsrflyi( p. 80
hdih Suenhot, See, Leslie BntIer Treas
call phone p a. vas
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1912-06-20
O.M. 4 n. Time Table.
WEST BOUND
SOCIETIES.

HOOD RIVER LODGE NO. lO5, A. f. and A.
M.-Meets Saturday evening on or before
each full moon. W. l.. CLARK, W Nj
d. MCDONALD, Secretary.
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Gar6um por benz Ghaffpt.

Cine fleine @ef6idte aus Dem Sc
ben Saroous beri6tet Der Barrier
4orreiponbent". Ser beriibmte
franaofii6e Dramatifer par Elm
@egner Ser So6esltrofe, er batte Elm
beiaoies @rauen Dor Ser @niaotine,
ober einmal bermodte er bod niht
benz @nnide gu ipioeriteben, elmer
9inri6tung bei3utpobnen lei es audi
ltur, Inn Ole ginaeIbeiten oieier
graniigen Hro5eoltr pirflid fennel,
gelernt 5u baben. Ser Moroer
Sropmann ionte guiuotiniert mer-
Den, Sar0ou beiorete ii9 einen Blas
uno nabm i'm piinftlib Elm. Ser
9enfer init leinen @ef6brten soa
einen @aget nabe big gum G1affpt,
uno benz fleinen @efdbrt entl1ab.
men fie Die 8erfSeuge at iDrer blu
tigen Irbeit. Mls aber Ser Sort,
Der ipater Die iroiibell Heite oes @e.
ri6teten auftebmen ionte, aus benz
8agen ge5ogen NOR, erbob iib aus
tim Die @eltaIt elmer biibiden illtl-
gen Jrau. Der &enfer, ser ben IN
Goris 70 populdren Dramatifer io-
fort erfannt bate, ben1erfte Ole
Remembering IN Saroous 3iigen.
@r trat gu Dem Didter: vgs lit mel.
ne Srau, Woniieur Saroou, Tie
fpoate Die @inridtune opw6ous ie-
ben, uno i'd babe oieie feline Gift
a%ngetpanot, nm ibr einen guten
Hlat 5ll peridaffen." Saroou ipar
es idon peinlib, oaB man i'm ere
fannt batte, aber er bate iib bon
ieinem Staunen nod nidt befreit,
als ploslid lahelno elmer ber &el1=
fersfne6te neben ibmt nutallbte nno
itrableno fagte: Scum, Moniieur
Saroou, Sic erfennen MIDI mol
nidt pieber2~ uNein", ernioertc
Der berpirrte 0idter, ynein, mirf-
lid ni6t.~ Mber Serr Sarooll, id
BIN bod elmer Der 8iibnenmaidini-
iten;. crit geitern babe ib bel Der
auffibruns hires Strides mitgeare
beitet. vl1no mie fommen Sic
oenn an oieie oiiltere 5tdtte?" fras=
tie nod elmer Bauie Der Saiiungs-
loiigfeit Der 9ramatifer. Der 9en-
fcrsfneht ihiittelte ladeno ben aopf
uno meinte: Stun, ieben Sic, BON
3eit gu 3eit babe id audi meinen
fleinen grtraperoienit." Ma oieis
S5enei1 tparen gemiB Elm ieltiames
@oripiel au Dem grauenboaen gil-
&c, Dos iid fpdter abronte, aber Die
ie ieltiame 0ermengung bon fomi-
idem Gpiiooen nit einem trasi-
iden 9organg madten auf Caribou
einen ooppelt unbeimlihen ginorud
unb er bot ME mebr mieoer Shrit
tc unternommen, nm elmer Sim
ridtung beimobnen gu fonnen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-05-31

&ufrcg.i.a botte er MIR chen oet
Hano Der 5deibe ongalplittert;
renr @egislof iest Centrum idoB,
bette er bod geiiegt: Der ausgong
Des iongen Samples, oas reide Gr-
&c. Die ldone 8raut : ales, olles
cling an Dem einen S6uB.
llno hleih nie Der SOB trat So
eislai auf ben Stonb; abr feline
Sollb o%itterte nidt mebr; felt, ols
pGren Mrm unb 8ii6ie zines, lag
er i'm anidloge, nidt INN zines
Soares greite idmonfte oas blouc
&obr, unb iebt fradte Ser SbuB.
Die iitt, iaeten oie &idter.
Die 3eieer traten Dor, in6tcn
unb iudten; tie fonnten Die &ugel
nift finoen. 9ie &ibter gingen bin
uno iudten uno iudten; iie fonn-
ten oie aligel nidt finoen. 9us
llnerborte, faun1 @laublibe mar
gei6eben = 8oaislaf batte nidt
einmal Ole Sbeibe seroffen.
(Gorticknl0 foI0t.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-05-31
: >.

- Sci Der ALEXANDRIA Dairy in
VI Mabe BON 81 9aio, nonte elm
Ram Namens g. .. Gong NIT Ell
ne IIinte ourd cine Drabtfen3
friefen, babel geriet er nit benz
Driider Der GIiute binter eiuen
Drabt, Die Glinte eutIuo iif uno er
murbe getotet. Man fano bic 2eidc
ipdfer 3ipiiden ben Drdhten bdngen.
Dos speite aapnlcrie : Megi.
ment lit nah benz 8io @ranoe beor-
0ert. Dos Megiment fam erit fiir3-
lid BON ben DbiIippinen 5uriid uno
{oIlte tells in St. Weaoe. g. O.,
tells IN st. GneIing, Winneiota,
ftotioniert tper0en.
Der Orange @rope Shusen-
perein aab am Montag Elm groBes
gdisenfeft lei benz 3. 90. &etlofi
tie beutide Geftre6e bielt. MnBer
i'm fpraden Midter Yerfing, s. s.
!SoIqreen, Mifter Boone uno s. ".
&imbler, ale BON aIice. Der Beiud!
6es Ge@tes mar elm allbcroreentlid
arober. .s
Ghriiti wuroe bei Der arbeit an
Ser @erft Der Mranias paB gabt ir
aronlos paB burd ,einer gfobl.
ginrammcr, oeiien idweres gesptd1
ouf i'm fieI, acrfdmettert. Gin an
oerer Mrbeiter Namens aeo Sfuea
men 3uproe idtDer berlebt.
Sn einem 4otel gu anlarIhi
bat Iif elm unbefannter Maitl1 boz
uuqefabr 80 Sabren erideiien. VI
hattie 0unfles 9aag ano oitnfie M
cen. Man fauo BET ibm nidts, oa'
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: aus $aGe an Der SaaIc nj

- Mus Saae an Der SaaIc miro
beridtet: Ser in Der Suriitcnmelt
bodgeiddtte 3ibilpro5eBlebrer o.
beimrat Brofeifor Or. Sobann
Gbriitopb Sdmars, Der in menigcn
Eagen ieinen 70. @eburtstag feiert,
bat infolge zines idmeren Rerpen-
Ieioens feline 2~ebrtdtiefeit aufgge.
ben uno Die Rebanolung oes Ser.
penar3tes Brofehor Or. Suitus so.
ceder in ShIadteniee auf5eiudt.
Yrofeiior S6pars bat cine eigen
artige 2aufbabn binter iid. Or mar
uripriinglib 9o5ent an Der Uni
beriitdt 9orpat, mubte iebo6 in
foIge Der @uilifi8ieruns 2iolaaos M
ben adt3ieer Sabren Die Seintot
perlaiien. or .nerlegte oanrlt ieite
Qebrtdtiefeit nod Deutihlano. Das
mar linn iebo9 nur oaonrh mog.
lif, oaB Der Bier5ieiabrige nod.
malls gu ituoieren begann uno
ialnmtlide gramina an elmer oeul-
id)en ~uniperfitdt pieoerbolte. Damn
erit fonnte er iid ipieoer babili-
tieren. Seiner Sober entltammt oas
grunoleeenoe @erf 400 Sabre
belitide MISUNDERSTANDING"
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@as Seraner Iieben

if elm ferniges, robultes 2ebei.
nod Sugb Saaman bon Gan Mn.
tonic. @r idreibt: uWir erfennen,
oab 9r. Sings Seem 2ife Yins
tlenes 2eben uno neue Gnergie II;
cine 8erion bringen. Meine 6rou
uno id balten fie fir oie better
BtIen." @usge5eidnet fir Magen
2eber o6er Mieren Storungen. 25c
in alien Mpotbefen.
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Yrobibitions,uabl in COUNTY.

0ad oen @abIgeieben fam cine
@abl iiber Brobibition crit mad,
smei Sobren nod Der lebten Hrobt-
Billions : @%bltimmung abgebalten
mcroen. 9iele 3eitbeitimmung miro
aber nidt beahtet, ipenn es gilt,
Sunt's 2igbtning Oil 5i enlpfeb-
len fir @euraIgie, &beumatismus,
aopfidmer5en etc. Seit ben LETTER
80 Sabren miro es als oas 9eite
anerfannt. lleberal perfauft in SOC
uno 25e Slaiden.
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Die bette @aare.


Nihts tit 70 wpbl s~elittem,
Mie Mittelmdhisfeit.
Dies Wprt lit nnbeitrittem,
Npbl tuabr, 5l ma1her Sett.
Sod5 priift man uG6lenb beute X
@as man ititr luben fana
ttnb fanft ppr benz Gntideibe,
0eutk bas 8eite BAUM.
9'rmm Sdnbler iih betntben,
Sarh Waaren gut itno rein
Die Gdmfer nnauSieben,
Snrd Gdtbeit - nidt hurdb SdJein.
Slug mne man bennpd mablen,
Wie neulid ib .eriab.
Sd mia eS germ erSablen,
Was %mnlausit mir geihab.
Sd iag's 81 meinem CODE,
Sd lieh Gin gut 0las Sier!
9pd crit i'd tets erppbe,
Weld' gram befbmmlih mir.
unb iuie id jiinsit prophetic,
8al6 ba unb bort, bnlo bier;
tlnb ales ansftn6ierte
Sast ib smim Shlnfe mir:
Sd muE In Wabrbeit mnbers
SaE gletdJ benz gone star Ster,
Sd feines fonnte finben,
S'rum Ipb ids mad 0ebiibr.
Su meid) unb sart beim Srinfeu,
Sit's bod pun itarfer 2raft.
9'rum laBt int 0laie blintem
Gen eblen 0eriteniaft.
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100 lie ru6t, trdet Ser pierediee
Mfarftplab Sen Namen vSlace Sc
ti5io".. Sn @ioccio bat 1857 Sea-
poleon 3. fiir 2dtitia cine Stride
bolterl loiien unb mitten III Der
&rppta ltebt ibr Sarg.
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t1ur 6iiltiafeit bis sum 81. Oftcber.
Yr6miem>G Tcrte4
Gin psrieblae al, ,,miere Srennse.

On es as nnmaslid 1T, aae 9ttrite nnS Counties Ss Staates
onrd GefenSe bcarbeiteu sn lahen, nnktem mr anf amoere Mitel snr inn
mer sr6keren Serbreitnns nneres giattes Tnnen nnS mir fnb at benz
GmtfdlmR gefommen, anne6mbare 8raniem fir neue Mbommemtem, bic Ans
eingeididt uerbea, ams5uieken.
&r plamen midt Die Geranfaltnng eimes iusenannten 8oneHes, hit
er bet enslnden 3ehnmgem nblb it, ionoern mir moQen burd Mns5abIana
einer li6eralen GummiRion Sreipiaiee ammuben, Die p5ne beomoere MH.
he NIB Infrengans hd cine Me6eneiuna6me at beridaffen tinfden.
gu oieiem 3mede ufernrem ,r fit ieoen Sabresa6omneutem ems
&ommiflom bom 1, eimem 9plIar. 9as &odenblatt Ser u5reie
grehe fir seras" fOfet So per Sabr. @esem Ginienonns bon $10O mer.
ben mr alio bs glatt an irseno emc inns anfgesebene MoreIe idhden.
Sir 10 Mb0nntnten eme GTtra Yrdnie Don $3.50 III Saar.
Slit Il 4b0nntnten tmt Grtra : yrdnie pn $33.75 III yaar.
Slit 20 4bpnnenten cine GEtta : yrinlit pn $500 in yar.
Sir = 4bonnenttn tnt Grn : yrdnit uon s6.25 lit Saar.
Slit nebr as Is 4bOnnenttn eine Grtra> grdmit Don s. it yaar.
Sit rebr as 50 Mbonnmten cine G%ytraprdmie Don SIG III yaar.
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mimnt, fOaefhert $500, er6alt rep, bebalt oaupn einen Collar mmb ididt
ben amoeren Dollar NIT ser sendnen Morede bs 8eaelers elm. MmFuoem
aebt aer aud nod cine GTtra Yramie in Mnsidt, falls bic 3bl hon
sebn Ybonnenten poer oarnber erreidt tuiro. 9ieie Grtra!HrGme len.
ben itr ben Sasu geredtgen BON Mnferer Office aus brett.
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ts offen. Sober fann fd baran bekilisen. &r bden MIR 8aarpreie
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fen fann, mas -er aeraoe bramdt.
ale, Die bon oieier Dffrte gcbrand maiden no inter Ben o6en
.sefelten geSinsnnsen a6onncnten fit Die p5ree grede fir seras1 Jam.
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