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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1913-04-05
WARNING to Women.

Very Meek Husband just finished
writing your speech for the club.
Mirah.
His Wife mot SO meek)-Whats
the subject?
Very Meek Man-"The Lady Who
VIII Strike Her Husband Is No Man"
Satire
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1913-04-05

strict confidence. A woman can freely
talk of her private illness to woman
thus has been established confidential
correspondence which has extended over
many years and which has never been
broken. Never have they published
testimonial or used letter without the
written consent of the writer, and never
has the Company allowed these conf
Dental letters to get out of their pos
session, as the hundreds Of thousands
of them in their files will attest
Out of the vast volume of experience
which they have to draw from, it is more
than possible that they possess the very
knowledge needed in your case. Moth
ing is asked in return except your good
will, and their advice has helped thou
sands. Surely any woman, rich or poor.
should be glad to take advantage of this
generous offer of assistance. Address
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co., ICON
fdentiaD Lynn, Mass.
Every woman ought to have
Lydia e. Pinkham's SO-page
Text Book. 1t is not a book for
general distribution, as 1t is too
expensive. 1t is free and only
obtainable by mai. Write for
1t today.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1913-04-05

However, the man who knows just
how to manage a woman never tried
A.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1913-04-05
Feminine Arithmetic.

FEMININE VTItHHetIC' :"
Typist--Its my birthday tomorrow;
I'm going to take day on.
Bookkeeper-Why don't you take
FIVE years off. same as you did last
year?-Bystander.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1913-04-05
FREE ADVICE
TO SICK WOMEN
Thousands Have BeenHelped
BY Common Sense
\ Suggestions.
Women suffering from any form
female ills are invited to communicate

promptly with the
W o m a ms private
correspondence de-
partment Of the Ly.
dia E. Pinkham Med
icine Co., Lynn,
Mass. Your letter
will be opened, read
and answered by .
woman and held In
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-09-24
FINE GAME OF BALL
HERE TOMORROW

There is much interest bai,g -,
:" III the baseball same here tomor.
70" between Lakeland ana parton,
ny" VIII De the most interestine
and also the last big game Of tho
season '''o
FROM reports Barlow viii h,inr
one OF the strongest teams that b,vo
played on the local grounds This soa
son We understand that thew have
secured several players from otber
towns, and the Lakeland BOYS will
nave all they can do to down This
aggregation. However the locals
are stronger now than ever before
TINS season and will no doubt piva
barlow a hard fight.
Glllispi will pitch for the locals
ana Causey or H. Brown for the
visitors. Big Moharg will have his
usuai place on the first sack, Smith
on second, Garlet on short Iittln
MehafS on third and l.awler behind
inc pat The outfield has not been
placed yet however Manager Arm
stead says he has got some team
ana is looking for a great eNhibi-
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-09-24
Miss Caroill Mayes Entertains

--'~' w. .lAti A~tt3 70 AAItlNA lNAi4o
Miss Cargill Mayes, assisted by her
mother and two sisters, most de
lightfully entertained the X. X KS
Saturday afternoon at $50
They had intended for the guests
to spend the afternoon i'll games and
kodaking, but as the sun was not
out the kodaking had to be post
poned A game Of "rummy was
greatly enjoyed, Miss Mary Jackson
being the winner, 1t was regretted
very much that this was Mary's last
meeting with the club Miss Mabel
Watkins being absent, Miss Doris
Mayes took her place at the table.
Mrs. Mayes and Miss Mildred then
served refreshments of ice cream
and cake. As It was then growing
dark the guests babe their hostess
goodbye, thanking her for the we'll
spent afternoon.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-09-24
missionary Societies to Be
Entertained Thursday Afternoon

ne ladies of the Episcopal and
CHRISTIAN churches will entertain
the missionary societies of all the
o'lier churches Thursday afternoon,
ana the following interesting pro
gram will be rendered at this meet.
ms which is to take place at the
"nlId hall of the Episcopal church.
Hymn No. ESQ.
Scripture Reading
Prayers.
Plano Solo-Valse Chromatioue
(Godard) -. Mrs. w. A. Melton
select Reading-Mrs. j. R. Duggan
The Orphanage at Arcadia and
What Is Being Done There
'''..'..... Mrs. H c. Stevens
Vocal Solo Selected
................ Mrs @ + Cason
The Work in China, ........
.,.,..,... Mrs G. w Watson
Recitation Papa's Letter
Miss Winnie Davis Roach
The Needs in Mexico ....
Mrs ] { Brown
Hymn No 2l9.
Short History of the Church
Home and Hospital in Orlando
ai What Is Being Accom-
plishod There Mrs Donald Adair
Select Reading ....,......
Mre Il J Anderson
Vocal Solo Selected
........ Mrs Robt. Mclean
Recitation The Joy Of Giving
..,....Mrs. G.. T. Flemming
Hymn No 2G1
Prayer.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-09-24

Miss Annie Browning is having
yeral rooms added to her home on
,uth Tennessee avenue, which will
ID much to the facilities of the
use for accommodating winter
sitors, this being a popular board
. house during the winter months.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-09-24
,AIaJ[St C..

A country gentleman walked UP to
the Majestic box Office last Saturday
afternoon, looked at the Matinee
Sign and said: I'D like to go in'
hut 7 haven't got $50" The ticket
seller told him it would only cost
ton cents. The farmer then pointed
to the sign and said Your sign
roads Matinee 2:3O Today. When
ho came out he told the ticket seller
no sure got his moneys worth
That's what they all say
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-09-24
ONE LITTLE WORD

One little word may pierce tn,
heart,
With sorrow keener than a knife
And best OF friends may quickly
part,
With feeling of such bitter strife
one little word may kindness show
When all the world seems dark
and drear,
Nnd tears of deepest anguish flow,
One little word may often cheer
One little word may help SO much,
The weary with a heavy load.
\ pleasant smile, gentle touch.
Smooths places in the toughest
road.
One little word may tempest calm.
When raging fierce within the
breast;
4 kindly word may fall like balm
Md angry feelings soothe to rest
One little word may be too late,
Before fond hopes are buried low.
And often it may seal tho fate
OF many lives for veal or Woe.
w. Fl. Clarke
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-09-24

:, MISS Mabel Drane announces II :
e or w VIII !, take up her duties as teach,
er of the grammar grades At t'" W. :,
M ,,aAe Morton private school newt
~ mo4 i and will be glad to see al
o ~ ner old scholars and any new
ones who may desire to attend
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-09-24

The first meeting of the season of
be Music Club of Lakeland will be
eld Friday afternoon at 3 O'Clock
| Mrs. Fletcher's studio. All old
I'd new members are cordially in
tied to be present.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-09-24
Oscar Wolfe left last night


Jacksonville, where he goes to
ke anal arrangements for remov-
to that city, having accepted a
ltion with the Southern Whole
: Drug Co. at that place. He as
nes his new duties on Oct. l. Mr..
II has been the capable and ac-
pharmacist of the
'e Pharmacy for the past two or
&c years, and his many friends
much regret the departure of
self and interesting family from
leland, and all hope they may re-
at some not far distant date.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-09-24
RHEIMS ELECTED
COUNCILMAN THIRD WARD

7 y \. higgins was elected to
oi'iee of councilman yesterday
lae Third ward to fill the va
Y caused by the resignation of
L +. Scipper. There were
votes cast in the election,
.alna Mr.. Higgins received 81,
other gentlemen receiving
g b.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-09-24

Mrs. Uric Hugenin and little
laughter, who have been spending
he summer in the Carolinas, have
cached home after a most pleasant
Djourn.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-09-24

Miss Nuna Patton, who sold her
Hhtery establishment to Mrs. P.
Loan, announces that she will
ltiHne to make Lakeland her
n haing retained for the winter
son by Mrs. Logan as trimmer.
IS Patton has made a splendid
'cess in her millinery business and
friends will be glad to know
It she will continue to make
kelaad her permanent home.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-09-24

Dr.. B. H. Maynard left yester
lay Tor Chicago, where he goes to
AXE postgraduate course in surg
nv. He will be away about
month.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-09-24

The Women's Bible class of the
'st Methodist church will meet on
tmlay afternoon, instead of on
ursiay, at $3.50 at the church, to
ID their regular business session.
is meeting will be an important
, and every member is urgently
Vested to be present.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-09-24
In Case Of Fire
Phone 5000

Prof. Grundahl has accepted a
|ballenge to wrestle Chris Hanson.
middlewelght wrestler of
Minnesota and Michigan, some time
| u month, in this city. Prof. Ham
Ian is now at DeLand.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-09-24
No SIGNS on rhst Road

There are 40 slgnboards along ths
road to success. We have TO paint our
own, as those who have found tbs
road are generally too buhY 10 attend
20 toe mattse
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-09-24
tLyIIORIl.tl
VAUDEVILLE

.a' last chance to see the Kom-
D'uuers, Carter and Carter, so
NY come early tonight and
'oliie good, clean comedy; en-
AAe set of pictures and excel
music.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-09-24
No. SiX-SiXty-Six

This is prescription prepared especially
for MALARIA or CHiLlS d FEVER.
Five or six doses will break any case. and
il taken then as a tonic the Fever will not
return. II acts on the liver better than
Calomel and does not grippe or sicken. Csc
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-09-24

'ooD PRELIMINARIEs-S
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-09-24

y y ADAHL VS.. MANN
hest Two Out of Three
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-09-24
STATE BANK OF AUBURNDALE,

AAUUHI IUNIN, IUI TUd
Condensed Statement of Condition at
Close of business Sept. l6, 1919.
RTCOUpcFC
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-13
ain ptr[predbenoce uaIenr.

Ger ginbesienntor Boot Bot etniae prcben eelbrr niheIamerifa.
niIder Sournalffif Dem .GonerenionaI asrorO" eunerIfibt. Cine Msbe,
Die ihn cine 8etrug in Sonouros in ben garnO seIesi bat, imO bic bon
Oa nit daertano, natrfa mris idmeidebatm aonmentnren IN Die
3dtungen anbrrer ipanfhumrifanider Stnnin l%bereeaanesn II, Die
cr abr ME sebaIien obr sepnut bat. Sbr prdenantciter Cot 1T Der:
.@anS amcrttn mnB inter cine 5losae fommer. anes bis biHuuer nod
Banana. einidlcbId Der Snen i'm Gornhidcn Deer. Nir brauden
Cuba. gerto mo 3eutralanerita. pe Gin IanH 5pei arue babcn
rmb, imo cine 6rai 5pet 6brinse"
llo oaran fnlpicn Bic 3ctunaen g~etrodhnaen iber ben @eger.
us ,pi&en oicpr Moe mo ben 6rcmoidohsbeiepnmgeu bic Scrr
Root oi leiner Reife ale Gtoahaefreidr Den Reconsideration Stohen
5eatet babe. Gin 9lati in giorneafbo. geneJueIo, ihreibt: ssann hnnodt
nod irgcno ieniano on Die 6rInOihaftsbetenerungeu amritduiiter
Stnatsninner aluben. 8fr birirn inns Fcmn Suuionen bineeben.
IS 1T spcifeIbait, CD Se Ser. Stnaen Die Gambler Guropas bon 9eis'
crareiunacn in 9aiefnih anerfa abbaten woHen, aber fc Ieber ia.
ben Die abfht. Ole Serrcn ibr miere pclitite mo fommerdeae gu
tnft ST. lrercer"
SER goot bat ne icSrnnnn petB, uieuaIS rtpos oerartgs oeingt
uS 1T od elm biel n ecuceter Boltifer, I'M ctuns 0erart0es ctpa IN
pertrmlhen grirfcn BON fd 81 gebeH, pc cs Der Rrdioent 9att gtnr
bat, as cr Serrn Rooicoet mitdlte, Oob er Canada gu einen anbanGia
Der Der. etaateu sn modem oeOnfe. &~obridenit 1T RoOt aud picl
~ iebr pirtiher StaatSnanns Inn fh mad pauiihamerifaniiden Wft.
biraern in GROCER 3o6I gu fbHen. 0s segcntamIihe gerbaltnts"
ME mir Is All Cuba urRrtouen, lit bel bequercr. Spanier fmo, pie
ibr icbt ms griuaiIcbcn 5uridgetretener 2onSsmann, Der ebenoIiee
gremier Ninmo. iagt. yu6erbaupt nidt 81 re1ieen". @eOer I'M Sci.
mouonDe. nod aui nnprifanihem gooeu.
@ir wer6rn ms uhft wunOcrn, renn mir ndtiens boren, Dob Der
erifuSer Scr aootdcu arc aus SOnburos gu lehenOer Steauns IN Die
Iebe Solrnalitf urieres 2onoes berufen poreen lit. er 1T Elm bel
,prinrehennes Talent.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-13
Elm Wefpennen.

Ser gunoesinat bat Die semeinfaue Heioution oneenounen, peIte
Sn Erdf6entihotsterrin auf 6 Sabre O%erIdusert, obcr Scbeh Der sra.
IDent gepeirn it, bon Ser peteren geperbung ousidieBt.
Gs lit elm our Suite gutter unO sur SalHe itlefter EIan. Gut ii
Die gerangering Ses Sermines. Sdledt Der geriud. bent goIte gu
pe5ren. 8erionen, Die es m%oeIiterpeie I'M ame bebaIten ODER URSr
BARN baben min, natoem fe a~nsgeidie6en ueroeu, bon neuert gu teluien
0oppelt fnid bel Der 5une5uenoeu 9enoeu8 Der 0ireften Rominafonen
Die 5uene getmmning rittet fb Dor olcm gesen Serrn aooeueli
9oum roeen oub aItrepubifaner fir tie gefinrt baben. Cab Die
Gemofraten fr Ben 6%iGbrigen 9ermn iinnten, 1T bonn Stanopnntt oes
9arriuorteIs nntirIihL Gem cine baI6ae annabnc Duroe @ooOrom
8iGon feds Sabre i'm gmte baIten mo Den grpg Der oemofratii6eH
Administration erIeidterr.
@r6 obcr i'm ierncren gerInuf, BEN Die gufuiunosdnbernng sn
nebn1en bat, Die anno6ne berbinOert o6r and nr iber bier Sabre br'
3ogert, 70 lift peier nifts errddt, os 0aB cine &ieoer aanoioat1r
8oobron 3iions, pno penn er nod 10 @utes gehitet bot, erifipett
miro. limo mir gIauben nidt redt an Die einubrung. Gclbt peHr
oas Snus fd NIT 3rei0riteInebrbet Der aeioIution mitleBt 10 mil.
len bann 8pei GrtteI Der Staaen entreoer Ourd ibre Segslotnren oSer
in g-oGfsabitmmung sic aenOerung gubdBen. llo feline i~ortthrttatf
repubIitnniide 2egtslatur miro os tn, neil Tie acknowledgements tr
ole 5reibit Der @ieoerpobl ien nuB lM6 crit reht feline iolde 8aber
i1nft. Gbeniopenig fonierpahp repubGtannde. Tenn aud lie bofien.
mad bier Snbren mieoe an oas Huber 81 fonnen, unO ueroen Iooorop
8iGon nift 8u enan %ietsiabrigen 5enin perbefen.
Gem Die GeIoIuton 6urd oas Sous gebt, peroen mir in benz
anmpf gegen 0ide abdn0erung iofort ben gegunn Der ndditen Rraioents
dafts aornpogne eneben. Die Heouion idoit. Elm gseipennet llnb
Der CUTE Sell, ben fp entb1t. miro fallen nit Dem idIeften uno Dor alien
ouh ben ihIedten, 6as gerbot Ser @icbnpabl sic bift Der aono.
#ootur grpan's, fnus 8iions aominiration giuidg perIduft. Gas III
%ungefabr oaes
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Uerbrecbens. Woaen.

in prubtn pnrbs Dor tiuiem Iottn Elm brtiintsr gloro ntrlbt
inb ais man os Eaters unO fdnsr 9tFr battoii purOt, Rsts Is F4
tsraas, bOb man IS nit ttnsm ni mbr ais ~ 5otrn ssin4kH Raub'
m0rOer ~ tun bat.
gi Gr0rtsruns bhkr 1aHod, in Der qr,Ns Durb. btfOnOtrs ttOnt
hi, UaSpihisit. 70 Iauss ben gatioriduusen gu tnisbtn, lhst an ben 9or'
'hHfsn fir b, %2anbpOiJi, bic Fd ~ouf BEN qauOs" nit peiOnahaus'
htin, bic 3assreAs porhsttn, gu b~gnHsn babe, aubsr Is Ids,H brinsnot
gtrro6smOmsnt, Dor aOHntn bhTtb,n 9oridribn oui BEN anno, ans
s,rsnost p,rbsu, p, in ben StdOtsr, 10 pirbs Gin oerorts Iangs Dusb'
Ih,s Guhsn nab 9tbrstsrn nh4t mOsih fem.
git onO,rm gousn. O. ShafOFshit Der 9.rbruhsr ipdbn nit Der
sn~n,bmsnOsn s,resuusstuihtit uub Der abHuhm, Der aonirort bi Der
gnnsbtpfiht
GsHn irssnOpo bic s.resunssfribeit srOB III unb b. 9lOsi6ttit
lb,r 3u5igsr orhHhtrt gu fem, s.rtna, 10 lit Il in uHierem adnbe. Ias
b, gotg,i zines Orss uber bic @auosruns.u Der 9srbrthr rfdbrt nh9rt
Fs Sar9 frstpiuis, MdtteHunsn ~pOf5dIi4r 0rsuniiaiOnsn in onOsr,n
Srt.n.
Gtm,n mir ba5u bic o,kn 5rsHprhunsm Dor ben gttidsn, b.
nod bdufs,rtn gssnobisunen sfltrider 9erbretsr. bic misrabc Gr'
st,6uns Der ainbsr, bic. in timer mibOGfnubsnsn auffaiuns bes Jribsits
tterffs bdufis S%OuFdnOis f.blt, ub aHoses mtbr, 70 Oirisn mir us pabrs
bafig niat punOen, p,nn periOOfid ic sr0b,, etuOt i'm eanOs Htsrs
grbr.d.rss gOstn tast
Gle Fnb BIZ, rntarlide 5Obn elmer an5ntI Suiummnnntsnnr rr.
Iat.n. Gs 1T isbr b.qusm, ptnn Fe stntretsn, Die pol5.i ALIEN bofir Drs
antportia 5u MAIDEN. qb.r ssredt 1T g isp.nfals uiht. Q, gOrtiIs
Der Gituatipn fnb bel uns ouf Gsh,n Der e erbu.fr.
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micht a%uriibren''.

Wsnn es F6 bfdhgt buB i'm tartidsn Deere bel Staa0qilqa uno
qon#onhnonsI 81. gortdoGnaer Der Qs unb Der Sungtirten I'D tompz
fsrn o,r fompf6sret oegenibnftben, bann prb b. Earei bic eben
an bas auber eslangis. abrianOpel taum retten. lnO psnn re on gbers
banb behalf unb bod nod sinmal ben aampf autntnnnt, oleAslqf lo9@
aonHantnopel berheren. =
gs6r b.ssidnenO bdur 1T bic aeOe bss Oeutihsn 8otfaattsrs IN
aonfontnopsl BET Der 9eRr BON aafsrs 9eburtstag, in Der q ldgfe,
bic 3ufunft bes OsmaneRrdhes liege in alstnnTsH, aer os3u9f1 Ot
oTofffen 9artsi o.e bas nRabr mid nitt an"
6pHentlib banb.t es f6 bel beism yai1r mid ntdt an mat UNI
,ne gnorrnuo an amber. gRddte. fonb.rn UNI bic Gonfotieruns elmer
linen allen q.msinfauen qufaHung. SOnr f0nnts bas gBort mt 1rups
BEN an Der geihsorense uno ariegsi hiHsn in ben oeutlden Dtstrsn pe
mro6, ouf 5dnsn qert in nidt au f.rnsr 3dt gu btHehen habtn. Or
freuGgherneiIe IBt Der Mortnut Der Dor penis nehr as snner 4Sone
in aonHontinopeI absrrstatsu semsiniamen gsOe Der Wa9t', IN DER as
ten bob Ser beuHde gptIfoffer ben bsutigen Stanopuntt bss aon5svts
her qpaht. bsaTqdd Der aFahIG.n gurti ausgiprpden bat.
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Marft6eridlt.

Gii0.G nlaba, 10. 5ebruar.
Rfnbpieb-3ufubr 5000; @arf
itorf bis t0c bober.
Quite Bis bette $7.20-$S.25.
MittelmaBige bis quite $7.35-
$40.
@eiD5bnIide big mittelmdBiat
Sc. 75-$7.35.
aiibc mo Sellers, Zoe bober.
@ute lbs bette Sellers $6.25-
500.
Cute bis bette aiibe $6.00-6.25
MitfelninBtge bis CUTE aib
$5.50-S6.25.
Geuohnlide Bis mitteImGbig,
SD. 75-$5.5 80.
Stoders nnO 5ee0ers, itarf.
@uie bis bette $7.00-$7.25.
DiitteImGbiae bis bette 500
$500.
GenOtrtitc Biz mitteIn.db;a
Sc. 25SG.75.
Sfod Vciiers SIS. 00--S7.0 &c.
a1[ber ST.. 50$a.00.
@uasn-$ 25-$6. 90.
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nti irodtner appfbaut


reibt man QoncIin brett in Die
appFbdut Elm, pcrfGtig bsoudt, Dab
nitt bos 6adr ftlbit fettig riro.
Gin dusautitnstss Mitttl 1T Minis
"a > GeI. DoHelbe entbdlt ,inen ishr
toIo perouftsuben 3uIub bon Minis
Ia, btldffiat oIIo ni6t I'm minotftsll
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tenfIih eins Biz 3iueimaIis. auirers
hung uno Is fsttst iprOoes 9uor bins
rtihenb an.
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Gals uno grulfleioen. bel Snfluens
"a unb Tiebtr, bsrsifet man ff OUT
loIosnhe tinfdhe @rt. Mun niTmt
Elm gIds heibss MuHer, riihrt 2 big
8 Q1ffeI boil 6onie hinsin unn loBt
ben Gdft elmer buIben 3itrpn. bineirtz
frdufeln. nan pitoerbolt oitten
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nrt Dor Dem Ghlofenaeben, urb plle
iiebel fhpinbsn in Der tiirssltsn 5riit.
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be Obrtn uno Shrens
fGmers. Mun bddt cine gr1Bs
9riebeI I'M gadpfen in Der Shcle
yno trern Fe ipei9 iit. preBt man ben
Goft aus uno gibt 6apon 10 hsiB,
ME man Is nur p%ertrdsen lam, IN
has frehe Obr. Man muB Dies Dfs
ter iuieberbOIen unb fam 81 oitiem
3tptd ben Gaft INNER tpisoer orbits
aeu. 4m befien lift es, ipenH nan
iIh ouf bag gsiunbe Sbr Isgt, bumtt
Der beige Gaft uneebinoert i'm nee
ben DIR ftsben bleibt. Biz iid Die
G1mer3sn seIsst boben. Oft iur;ert
fdon Der Gdft elmer 3pisbel f4iinr,
me JdIl,.
Gin mint fir Gfbmdleis
benDt. 9iele glauben otn bsqu.ms
fen Iieg.n gu t0nHen, Dsnn lie nd
tin boIbss 9ubtnb RiHsn unt.r acpf
pnb HHten paden. 8as lit abtr
aerabe p.rfsbrt, oenn ouF bieIe Msis
Il fpmnt Der getreffsnbe in cine
frumme Gage, Die 8ruf miro SuI ms
m~enqeori:dt nno fam fih nidt gsboz
ria ausbebnsn. Gs empfieblt fi6
btsbdIb, benz mad Ntem 3ingenoen
tas aOpftiFsn eber tiefer gu lelen.
Domit Die aung. fih sebOrig ausasbs
men Tonne, foil sr aud ni4t auf Der
Geite, Ionbern auf Dem pollen f.d@
den Hiidsn liegen uno foil meier
nit feinen armsn mod NIT elmer
0iden Dste Die 9ruft beihneien.
GelbffberFdnblib muB man oas3tms
msr hes nod Qtem Ringenoen tIei@
biq Iiiften. Gltern mogen oaber ihs
re Rinoer friibssitig an cine ri9tige
Gage I'm Bette ~9stp0hnen.
DasS 4I m m IL. g.iu6e.
rim: Sir psinen, bette 5reunoin; II
Biz quite, olte 5dnte enbli4 bon ibrer
qei0eu erl0if tporoen, Oosr bat Sbner
Die GGnsiosrin anr Sbrs nsus gLufa
bsrfhnitttn2
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Gmaba @etreiSc. @arft.

Omaha, 10. 6ebruur.
Sarter 8ei3en-
Gr. 3, S4-s7c.
Nr. 3, $3.50.
Rr. A, 80R-s41ac.
5riibiabrs.8 ei3en-
Gr. 8, 84-841ac.
SIR. A, 82-S3c.
8eiBes Sort
Rr. 8, 46h-46Mc.
@r. 4, 45-45Ac.
Color aorn-
CIR. 8, 46c.
@eIbes Gorn-
Rr. 3, 4419-45Hc.
Gorn-
gsr. 3, 44A-44Ac.
Gr. A. 42h-431ac.
Gorn feines Grades 39-4212c.
Meiber Safer
g1r. ., 32A-33Ac.
Stnnoaro Safer 32H-33c.
CIR. 8, 32A-32Mc.
0r. A, 31M-32c.
@nl3gerite 54-60c.
3%uttcrgerite Sir. 1, 40-45c.
Roggen-
0r. 2, 5SM-59c.
SIR. 8, 58-581ac.
gbonnirt auf Die n9dglidje Smo
la 3ribiinc". 10c Die @ode.
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6auptIraben Der Staot aufgeidla
gen 8riump6bogen errihtet uno Die
Gtaot iel6It miro interpretation
5hnnld anlegcn. Gbiges 8il0 5ci9t
ole I'M @ntite6en begrifiene Fri
biine Dor Dem aapitol, no iih Die
Ieitpuraoe aufloicn miro. Gas
Snauglrationsfomite %fiinoigte Oeil
nitio al. Dab feline 6rauen, tDeOer
5tu0entimen nod Gertreterinncn a
noerer 9rganiiationen, an Der Sn
ouaurationsparaOe fir BrdiiOent
gsilIon tbeilnebmen lperocn. IS
puroe bin5u9eiugt, oaB oas aomite
Iid entiGloiien babe, Die 8ara6e
nit ausi6lIB non 5rauelt Dor3uue9
men. Son Oieier gntideiouug miro
aud Ser @merican 3omens' 8eoce
GongreB betroiien, IN oeiien ga
men 5rau Glmer Pad bon 6bicugo
Inn ole Grlallbnis 8iir 9etbeiligmg
an Dem 6citJug eriudt hattie. Die
BAIL Der an Der 8nrooe tbeilnef
men0en Stuoenten miro mlnoeItens
Diartauieuo tatragen.
Trodenreinigeil unO Jar0en
aGer art mad ueiIter miiienidatt.
Iiher Metbooe iino III alien Bran.
den BEL ser G6oeAiad 60, 407
liol. IS. GtraBe, 9maba. 49one:
Douglas 1921.
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Gin GngIdnoer lieB ben pa@
lnff oes Wsnstianif9en QosIsgei9le9=
le5 Der gaIpi, bic Gaia GaIbo. dbbres
Zen, Die 5eiIs gendu numeriersn,
mo bauts Jpn ennu gu 5auIs pisoeE
~.
10 Gents Die Ione trinaen 81
serl bic GasIihe 9ribiue fret ms
bolt3.
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gerlamst-gin Oeutihes MaSdsn
iubt Steuimg fir aIlaemrine
Sausorbeit. 81 eriragen BEL Geo.
Fisl, 1924 iiiolide 81. Strnbe.
q a.
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9emtide GalemOer

iegIi6en Gbarnfters, bnmoriitiIder
uno e~rniter gsatur, beutife Bidder
unS 8eitihriften, oeutife Slid.
nuniffarten fir ale @elcgenbciten
lei Sunrt e MeaelUp, 100 iiiol.
Iide Is. Strabe, Omaha, Gebr.
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Stelana seindt: - Outer, liarler
oelitid)er Miann mittIaren gllters
iuft Stelitng auf Der 6orm. Mit
alien 5armar6eiten bemnnoert. Nad].
5~niraoen nnter v. q, Snaba Grb
bilne
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- Srgeuo cine art Dor aIcia.
1nubelgeihdft beiorgt ooer uerfauft.
aennebef 60, sos See @ebdllop,
Gmabo, Neb. y.
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Sams 81 pcrfauicn-em 8obnbaus
nit 8 3immern Seibmoiierbei.
5itng, Gos mo elettriides Sidt
moOerne g~inridtung, biaig 81 uer'
tauien beim gigentbimer, 1916
3Pnrtba Strobe, Omaha.