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Gilpin observer., 1913-05-29
CLEANUP WEEK

To Property Owners and Residents
OF Central City:
You are hereby notified to clean
up your premises of all garbage. fifth
and refuse without delay. AL rub
bish. tin cans. ETC., may be placed
along the street line to be removed
free Of charge by wagons. during the
next week only. This order must
be rigidly complied with. 1t is here
by ordered that next week (commenc-
ing Monday. June 2d) be devoted to
a general cleanup of all yards and al
leys. The citizens Of Central are
urged to cooperate with the authori-
ties In their efforts to keep the
streets. alleys and yards clean and
healthful
BY order Of the City Council.
ROBT. C. JOHNSON.
Health officer
Gilpin observer., 1913-05-29

Miss Eleanor Charlotte Gobelman,
niece OF C. r. and Henry Baer, of
Apex, was married in Denver on the
21st inst. to Victor Henry Miller. The
bride is a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Gobelman. who resided IN Gill
pin county four years. until 1898,
Since they have been living in Den
yer. the family has spent nearly
every summer In the vicinity Of ApeZ
enjoying am outing. The now Mrs
Miller has been teaching school In
Wyoming. She has many friends in
Central and Black Hawk who will be
pleasantly surprised to learn OF her
marriage. and who extend congratu!h
tions.
Gilpin observer., 1913-05-29

VIM. Anger and wife left Monday
Tor st. Teath, Cornwall, England, to
visit Mr.. Auger's mother. After ~
years steady work. the Pittsburg
Mining Co.. has granted him a vaca-
ton OF two months. Last Saturday,
when Mr.. Anger came out Of the
shaft house to 60 home from work,
he found the men ala standing I'm a
group. which was something unusual.
and asked them Il they were on a
strike. For a reply, they present.
ed him q handsome Gilpdn county
gold ring. made by A. Rapin. They
expressed thamlss for the kind treat.
ment they had received, and wished
him a pleasant vacation. Sunday eve
ming. the entdre Anger family, com
prising sixteen members. was gather
ed together IN a farewell party at
the Anger residence on Pine street
They win sail Friday, on the Amer
can Steamship Co.'S. shdp. "St. Paul.
Gilpin observer., 1913-05-29

The fishing season opened Sunday
with fine weather for angling. Quite
a number of the local fishermen went
to Boulder park, Rollinsville and any
place fish are known to exist. Per-
haps the best catch was made In
Boulder creek by Foster Mabee. He
caught "a OF assorted sizes. It Is
said that no less than thirty anglers
whipped the stream on North Clear
Creek. with miserable success. Every
one was using worms with the ex-
ceptfon OF Joe Williams. He fished
in Boulder Park with flies and caught
five or six prize beauties. The wa
ter dn all the streams is very high
and will continue to rise until July.
Gilpin observer., 1913-05-29

A number of the members of Gem
trail City camp Of Woodmen visited
the cemeteries where deceased neigh
bus are buried Sunday and repair
ed the graves. On June Sth, the
graves of deceased members will be
decorated. Friday Of this week, the
Woodmen will hold their election Of
officers ard all members are urged
to be present. A social session viii
follow the lodge business.
Gilpin observer., 1913-05-29
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH NOTES

Sunday school NEXT Sunday at 10 a.
m. Subject. Joseph Tests His Breth-
ren." Gen. 44:1-17..
Preaching at II a. m. Subject.
The Cost OF Conquest. There will
be good music.
Young Peoples meeting at p. m.
The midweek Thursday evening at
1880 p. IN. All those Interested In
the spiritual welfare Of the church
should be present.
On Friday evening. May 3Oth. the
Young Peoples Society will give q
social ut the church. All are most
cordially invite. d
Gilpin observer., 1913-05-29

DR.. Saunders horse broke loose at
the head of Nevada street Tuesday
afternoon and struck lightning
rate OF speed for the barn. The bug
gy was overturned at Goldman's cor.
ner and the damage done to dt was a
plenty. The harness was also badly
damaged, but the horse was uninjur-
ed. The Doctor is driving another
horse; one of less inclination to run
away.
Gilpin observer., 1913-05-29

The pastor OF the Black Hawk cir
cmt. the Rev. VIM. ]. Kidd. invites
all his people. friends and acquaint-
ances to the graduation exercises
Of the class OF 1913. Of the Universi-
ty of Denver. which exercises will
be held in the Denver Auditorium,
Curtis and Fourteenth streets. Dem
yer, Colo. June s. 1918. The Rev.
Bishop Francis ]. Mcconnell. d. D.,
l.. L. D.. win give the address and
the University Glee Clubs and Or
chestra will furnish music. There
will be no admission charged.
Gilpin observer., 1913-05-29
MINING ITEMS
OF INTEREST
A GREAT DEAL OF ACTIVITY Is
MANIFESTED IN THE SILVER
CREEK SECTION.

The outlook for mining never look
ed brighter than at the present time.
Since the county commissioners were
up here and decided to work the Sill
YER creek road, it has given new
impetus to all the inhabitants and
has caused a number of outsiders to
come in and look over the situation
with intentions Of locating.
Gilpin observer., 1913-05-29
SENTIMENT HERE
FOR FREE SUGAR
PEOPLE OF GILPIN COUNTY oP.
POSED TO A TAX ON ONE OF
THE PRINCIPAL NECESSITIES.

The Denver Chamber of Commerce
last week sent a telegram to all the
commercial organizations and banks
of the state, asking their concurrence
in movement to have President
Wilson and Congress eliminate the
three year clause in the sugar tar
iff. The answers to these kilograms
were to be sent in by Monday of this
week if possible. This week the Dem
Yer papers have contained a number
OF these replies, all supporting the
position OF the Denver Chamber Of
plies, the reader is led to believe
that the entire state is opposed to
free sugar, but it will be noticed that
practically all the kilograms publish
ed are from banks and commercial
organizations in the sugar factory sec
tions.
One of these kilograms was sent
to the Gilpin County Chamber of Com
merce and, before replying, the Sec
retary sounded a large number of
the business men and residents to
learn their sentiments. Every man
who WAS asked in regard to the su-
gar tariff expressed himself as en-
phatically in favor of free sugar, the
only objection being that sugar is
not to be placed upon the free list
now, instead of three years hence.
One leading Republican said that if
a petition is necessary to show the
sentiment of the county on free su-
gar, he would guarantee to circulate
the petition and procure the sigma
lures of 500 favorable Republicans,
provided that number could be found
| in the county who still claim to be
affiliated with the Republican party.
A copy Of the telegram sent by
the local Chamber of Commerce to
the Denver Chamber, was forwarded
and Cong. Keating. This was done
fer fear that those who are leading
the opposition to the three year
clause, will fail to send to Washing
the widespread sentiment through
out the state in favor of free sugar.
Following is the telegram received
from the Denver Chamber of Com
merce:
1 Denver, Colo, May "a, 1913.
"W. ]. Stull, Secretary, Gilpin County
Chamber of Commerce.
Central City, Colo.
IAN commercial organizations of
Denver are joining with the Chamber
ct Commerce in petition to presi-
dent and congress asking that the
three year clause placing sugar ON
free list be eliminated. We would
like your concurrence in order to
help protect one OF olorado's great
est industries. Please wire answer
collect by Monday if possible.
Denver Chamber of Commerce.
Here is the answer:
Central City. Colo. May 26, '13.
!. Denver Chamber of Commerce,
Denver, Colo.
| Sentiment in this county Is very
! strong in favor of free sugar and
would like sugar placed on free list
now instead of in three years. We
: do not believe in tariff policy for
the benefit of the comparatively few
engaged in or connected with an in
dustry as against the many numbered
amcug the consumers. The greatest
! good to the greatest number is the
policy which should guide the com.
mercial organizations Of Colorado In
| the upbuflddng OF the state.
"Gilpin County Chamber Of Commerce
"W. ]. Stull, Sec'y."
Gilpin observer., 1913-05-29

On another page of this issue Of
The Observer will be found sum-
mary of the laws passed by the Nine
teenth General Assembly OF Colorado.
All persons are interested I'm the mea-
sures passed. and should not only
famiiiarize themselves with the new
iaws. but should file the paper for
future reference.
Gilpin observer., 1913-05-29

A pool representing considerable
money, have secured the Snowden
operations at once. This is one OF
the best mines in the district and has
produced hundreds of tons of rich
ore in days gone by. The property
has fine plant of machinery on tt,
although it has been idle for eight
years, it is in perfect condition.
Gilpin observer., 1913-05-29

Mr.. and Mrs. Forbes Rickard drove
over from Idaho Springs with Mr.
and Mrs. Harry p. Linsley and were
entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
p. Lowe at luncheon Wednesday. Mr..
and Mrs. Rickard returned to Dem
YER from Central and Mr.. and Mrs.
Linsley drove to Idaho Springs.
Gilpin observer., 1913-05-29
Another delightful dance was given

Another delightful dance was given
last Friday evening by Koenigsberg's
orchestra. On account of the Flag
day dance to be given on the 14th
OF June by the Elks. the orchestra
will not hold their monthly ball.
Gilpin observer., 1913-05-29

The many friends of Mrs. Harry
Willis win be delighted to know THAT
she continues to Improve and is now
sitting up.
Gilpin observer., 1913-05-29

Mrs. Mary McCarger. owner of the
McOarger group Of claims. accompanj
ed by her daughter, was inspecting
her property Tuesday. She has in
terested capital and contemplates do
ing considerable work on her claims
this summer. Mrs. McCarger. son
amd daughter, wtll move up from Den
YER and occupy one OF the cabins
owned by the Cow Boy Mining CON-
pany.
Gilpin observer., 1913-05-29
WEEKS DEATH TOLL

T. P. Thomas died in Russell
Gulch Friday of last week, of miners
complaint. He had been ailing for
some months, and a few weeks ago.
was removed from the Sun and Moon
mine, which property he had been
watching. to Russell. He had lived
in Russell and vicinity for 30 years.
He was 61 years of age. No rela-
tives i'm this county survive, but it is
understood that he leaves relatives
in Wales, where he was born. The
funeral was held in Russell Monday.
Mrs. Honor Williams died in Butte
Mont, on the Gath inst, OF blood
poison. The remains were shipped
to this county Tuesday. being accom-
panied by the son, Samuel. The
funeral was held Wednesday after
noon from the Methodist church in
Nevada. Sherman McCallister offtciat
ing. Mrs. Williams was n years OF
age and had lived in Nevada for 80
years. Last faM, she removed to
Butte, and had since been residing
with her son. Besides the son. Sam
uel, she is survived by one dauelh.
ter hving in Boulder, one in Victor
and one son Living in Livingston
Mont. Deceased was good hearted
kind and most affable. Her long
residence IN Nevada attracted to hea
pleasing personality hest of friends
who remained steadfast until hes
death. Her passing was general,
lamented by old-time friends In the
county. The sons and daughters hav
the sympathy of the community "
the sad and irretrievable loss Of &
loving mother.
Gilpin observer., 1913-05-29

James G. Kenney, of Denver, is re-
ceiving bids now for three hundred
feet of work on his Reform tunnel.
A ten stamp mill is on the property
and will be started up as soon as
the tunnel gets under the ore bodies
worked from the shaft. 1t is a big
medium grade vein that the tunnel
is now being driven on, but where
worked by shaft is at junction and
high grade ore was taken out few
years ago.
Gilpin observer., 1913-05-29

Hams. bacon.and all kinds of snoaS-
ed meats at Hawley's.
Gilpin observer., 1913-05-29

Most complete line OF fishing tackle
in the county at Rapn's.
Gilpin observer., 1913-05-29

AT the big cross-cut tunnel OF the
Golden Rod company, double shift
Of men are driving in ahead with
great rapidity. Only forty feet re-
mains before they will cut the rich
Pet vein. The majority Of the
stockholders in this company are old
steamship men and are stayers with
the work. And that. with good judg.
ment, will bring success to any con.
Germ.
Gilpin observer., 1913-05-29

Michael Welch died In his cabin
In Jenny Lind guloh ait 10 O'Clock
Tuesday evening. He was so years
OF age and for the past ten years,
had lived In the northern part Of
the county. He was buried yester.
day at the expense Of the county.
Gilpin observer., 1913-05-29

The owners of the Marengo group
of claims have decided to resume
work on their cross-cut tunnel An
additional thirty feet will cut the
vein that they have been driving for
and that showed such rich ore on
the surface. When this is accomplish
ed. then active developments will be
commenced Great depth will be gain
ed and an Immense lot of stopping
ground will be opened with a nomin.
al amount of expenditure.
Gilpin observer., 1913-05-29

The Sherman & Macon company
have let contract for a 60 h. p.
compressor plant for their cross cut
tunnel, which is now in Michigan
mountain over 1,500 feet. 1t is the
intention of the company to drive
an additional 1,5O0 feet and then com.
mence a systematic exploiting of the
numerous veins. The machinery will
be hauled in just as soon as the
road can be repaired for passage. A
large cyanide mill Will be erected
as soon as they get their ore bodies
blocked out. Considerable Of the grad
win be rushed till it is. finished.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-08-28
Organization Ser Mrbeiter al1f gutter

Organization Ser Mrbeiter a1f gutter
religio1er @runolaee miro 6ies per=
mieoen. &otboliide Mrbeiter- Unions
iinb CUR Set unn1oglid. @s er9ibt
lid ollo oie 5hull,ng IN fatboliiden
Irbeiter= Gereinen. Die Yrieiter ielbit,
meld)e sic 9eitung ser Gerei1e uber'
nebmen iollen, m%iiiien 5unadlt cine
Nl1sbiloung ilber oie io5iale 5rage er=
balten, momoglid in sen Seminarien.
Gum S9lub marnte nod &ep. &ubbe
bon Springfield, Sa, Dor ser @efabr,
meld)e Ser fdtboliiden Mrbeiterbepe=
gu,tg NIT ahnli6en proteltantii6en
@e1pegungen acknowledgement peroen
fonnte. Mad bieien 8%eratbungen nno
Musfiibrungen tprrbe Elm @omite ge=
biloet CUR Mnsarbeitung elmer Heioln=
ton. 0ieies Gomite bel tebt aus ben
bodtp. @erren gngelen, Meper, &rB<
lein, Maefel l,n6 @errn &enfel.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-08-28

M%otbbal,ten 81 informieren uno bar=
iiber einen 8erid)t ein5ureiden bot.
8ie es beibt, lit oie 8etbatigune
groBeren S1lterelies fir sic Snoianer
i'm &ongreB in niht geringem Mabe
@errn &oDman @annamafer, Dem be-
fannten reiden SEEM Dorfer SSn6ia-
nerfreunoe, su5uidreiben, Ser fir Ell
men ser griinoliditen @enner Ser &C.
idid)te ser Nn6ianer gilt uno. itd
bl,rd ausgebebnte Stuoienreiien uno
ldngcren Mufentbalt inter ber per=
idieoenen Snoianerltdmmen in einge=
bender @eiie NIT ibren jetigen Ser
baltniiien pertraut gemadt bat. Be-
fanntlid murbe 81, Anfang 6ieieS
Sabre5, menl1 mir nidt irren, bel Ser
biesidbrigen 6eier BON 8aibingtons
@eburtStag, Elm bon linn geitiftetes
Saoioner : 1enfmal al1f Sort @abs-
NORTH BEL Nem Dorf erttbunt. SSn
&erbinbung oamit muroe Elm nnn=
mebr in ser Musfiibrung begriffener
Glon ms 2eben gerufen, nod pel=
d)ell, tpie oben ermabnt, in Sen ST.
6ionerr1, bebufs ibrer @ebnng, oos
@epuBtiein ibrer 3ugeborigfeit 5u
Sem omerifo11iihen @olfe 5u ermeden
|i1t. Ri 6ieiem 3tpede lit cine grpe=
oition a~1,sgeionot mor6en, melde
iammtlide nod p%orbanbenen 169 Sn=
oioneritamme bein6en miro, TIM lie
6es @oblmonens ser tpeiBen 8ebol=
ferung bieie3 2an6es gu perii@ern
uro in ibnen amertfantides Matio=
nolgefiibI 5u erpeden, = iomeit bas
iiberboupt mogIi6 lit.
@ie miteetbeilt miro, bat Sic Ct
petition ouf pielen ser SO Sn6ioner=
&ei erpotionen iniofern grfoIg nit
ibren @eitre5ungen eebabt, a1s fi&
sic sort bouien6en &otbbdute gum
eriten Scale ba5u entidloiien boben,
sic omerifoniide Glogge 5a biffen,
un6 Mountaineering &duptlinge ii@
3nIammengetbon nn6' cine @rflarmng
entmorfen nn6 nnter5eidnet baben,
in mel6er tie ibrer lopolen @eiin=
11l1t1g gegen sic Ser. @taaten Mns-
Druid eeben. = ST auf cine iol@e
@rflarung bie1 gu geben 1T, Oh tie
mirfli6 ipontan mar, Dos 1T freili@
cine on6ere 5rage.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-08-28
Miitter, baben Sire &inber @iirmer?

Sin6 JIG fieberii6, raitlos, nerp0S,
rei5bar, idlpin6elig ooer bartleibig?
8obren iie fortmabren6 in Ser Maie
o6r f11iriden Tie nit ibren 3abnen?
@aben tie frampfbafte Sdmer5en,
unregelmabigen uno beiBbungerigen
Mppetit. Dies iino aues Mn5ei@en
bon Biirmern. @irmer beruria9en
Sbren &in6ern nidt bios Sdmer5,
ion6ern binoern ibrem @eritan6 mn6
Dem @adstbum. @ebt &idapoo
@urmtooter" iofort. St tobtet uno
treibt Sic 8iirmer ab, berbeiiert ben
Mppetit sSbres @in6es, regaliert Sen
Mogen, oie 2eber nn6 sic @ingepet<
Sc. Gie spmptome beridmin6en, mn6
STR @in6 miro freuoig geitimmt mn6
geiun6 fiiblen, uie sic Matur es mi4.
MGe Mpotbefer o6er bur@ Die 8oit.
25f. aidapoo Sr1oicn Me6t5in Cont
parp, philadelphia, &o., ct. 9ouis,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-08-28
@rnnbei9entbnms=
abertra9nn9en

6ormers state 8anf, &oloing an
Sobn 8ieganef, Got 1, 8lod 1 nno
&ermon's M66. gu @ol6ingfor6, ST.
10000.
6armers @tate 8anf, Sol6ing an
@eorg 8on Slonn, Got 2, 8lod 1
8ats & SERVANTS 800. Sol6tngforo,
$475.00.
@liiabetb Slot an S. 6. Campbell,
2ots 1 nn6 2, 8Iod 10, s. S. Sos
famps 800. at Melroie, $4,000.
glilobetb 6. 8enier nn6 @atte an
Mn6rep Mebbarer, 2otS % nno "a,
8lod %, @oite 8orf, $1,000.
Matb 5. 5panier nn6 5rau an He=
ter SETTER, 2ot 10, 8lod Fl; SOLD
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-08-28

iepb 8arborit, She'll bon 5@A g
@A nn6 Shell bon M@A NgH sec.
33=126<33, Melroie, 50, 10000.
Barbara, Gruber un6 @atte on
2emis $. @atb, 2ots 5 un6 6 8lod
35 8rott & Smitb $50. ct. CLOUD,
100000.
Morgoret 9ooermeier II. a. on
Sobn g. @arner, 2ot 3, 8lod 2,
Ietpoor6e'5 300. al ct. CLOUD, ST..
$4,000.
Sbeooore 8olters u11o Srau an
slrtbur @iible, 5h @@A, Sec. To-
1929, 6oir @apen, 100000.
Soiepb 8ornbrod nno Grau an SSa-
cob Sidi6a, 81 So N@A @ec.
% nno @h 1854 weniger 10
Mcres Sec. 26 nno IS 5 Stores BON
g1A MMA 5ec. 26 ur6 ge@A q
81, Sec. 34=125=34, @ettD, $500.
Ibomas 5. Slough un6 Sran an
Sal. @ermon, ges814 1854 Sec. TO-
1860, @oloing, $2,375.00.
Sobn S. Mbn1ann uno 6rou an
Mid)ael Sod, 2ots 3 nno 4, 8lod
4S, &i6mon5, $4,000.
90. 81. Mippn1a11 uno Srau an SSa=
cob Grid, 3 Mcres bon 1854 gegA
Sec. 16=122=32, BaDnesbiue, $500.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-08-28
Sic rotben Miimoel Der
Natiou.

gs mott lih g~egemmdrtig elm re-
ee5 Srtereiie fir Sic trol1rigen lie
berbleiblel bls einitigen @errenpolfes
oieies 2anoes> Sic iebigen Miinoel
Ser on1erifaniiden Nation, Sic Sn=
oio11er, geltero. Man nin1mt 1t9 III
rer rid)t MIR IN @irii6t ouf ibr for
perlides @oblergeben, auf lire Sc
MISUNDERSTANDING in boberem Ma=
be an oIS bisber, ionoern lit aud oo<
rauf beoodt, lire Gage oaourd 51
beiIern, bob man in ibnen 6as 8e=
luuBtiein ibrer 3ugeborigfeit gum
amerifanilden Bolfe medt.
Sap Sic v!peiBe Neit"> sic @dmin6=
ludt, unter nnieren &otbbauten 5abl=
rei@e Spfer for6ert, lit cine langit
befannte 5bat1ade. Ser &ongreB bat
ii6, nod elmer @ittbeilung aus
@%oibinetor, nun en6li@ peranloBt
geleben, Mabnabmen gum @dute Der
Snoioner geqen sic Guberfu1oie 5n
treffen. Mbgeieben bon elmer &om=
miliion, Sic eine l1nteriu6ung be-
treffs ser, tpie i6on 1tenli6 bier ber<
porqeboben muroe, in ser Ebot iebr
neutrality-suspicious. Gerpal=
turg 6es Sn6ianerburemus porneb=
men ion, lit bieier Sage bon @pre@er
GIarf audi cine &~ongreBfommiilton
ernannt tporoen, sic in @erbinonng
nit Sem Blane ser grri6tung eines
Guberfnloj ezSanotori1tms fir Sn6ia=
ner in Seem Merico ii6 iber sic M1s=
breitung ser @9minbiudt unter Ben
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$4,000.

SpItltb,
@iIbelrt S. 8obmer uno Tran on
Soiepb @eitel, 2ots 13=14=15=16<t7<
19-19=20=21=22=23=34, 8lod z, 8. S.
&asfamp's 500. Melroie, $4,000.
@ilbelm 6. 8osmortb un6 6rou
AT Tranf 6. Bap11e. II. a. @R S@A
Sec. 10 uno 1917 @@A Sec. "a
124=29, ct. Soiepb, 100000.
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@ert1aro Nnbns, MM 1917 @gA
uno @gA .9@A Gee. 81 uno 81
1854 Gee. % un6 gh @@A
@ec. 2S=125=34> @ettp $12,000.00.
Morp Mcnn an @arolin Marp
8oper, 2ot Is, Muo. 5ub'6. sec. 1Ss
1862, DAT, $t,450.00.
gliIobetb Is. 8en1en un6 @atte an
8eter s. &a6en, 2ots 3 uno A, @lod
25, @oite Norf, $4,000.
Milbelm Finger un6 5rou an
@eorq g. @ortner, 2ots /, 3 nn6 ID,
glod A. 6reeman's 800. gu Melrole,
$4,000.
Ibomas 3ac3fpmsft un6 6ra1 an
Sobn S. Mb1narn, M@A 1854 nno
e8A $751; @ec. 25=123=32, 3ion,
So, 100000.
6. 6. S60ner un6 6rau on So
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-08-28

GremeQar6inen IL
f~arben. IS gibt 10 biele peri9ie=
oene Sdattierungen in Creme, tbeils
biibi6 n%nslebe1ro, tbeils abibrcteno
bGBlid; ebcnio 9ibt es peri1ieoeue
Naittel, oie m0glidlt iorgfdltig gu be-
rcitel li1lo, UNI cine angel1ebme 6arbe
81 er5ielen. Jolgenoes &e3ept lit be-
ltenS 81 empfeblen uno ergibt cine
matte 6arb,,. Nuf 6 Quart 8oiier
nebme ma1l fnopp u Yfuno &eis=
itarfe uno miide 1 gebaufte11, in
elmer Salie Boiier oufgel0iten 5bee=
loffel Sder oo3miiden. Selbitper=
ltdaolid lit, ooB man Die gu fdrben=
Den @oroinen ouf einmal bineinlegt,
oam1it oie 6arbe gleidmaBig miro.
SSn grmangelung bon Oder fann
man Die Gorba1rge a16 NIT Gbeeauf-
gub farben. Sir sic mebr gral,e
Sdattierung, ecr11, erbalt man ebe1l=
falls IN Ser Npotbefe einen polienoen
6arbitoff.
S6Ieppen sarter Sei=
reinigen.
Die &an6er Der S9leppen bon better
Sei6e lei6en ltets bur9 0as S9lei=
fen auf 0em 6uBbooen, iei er au@
nod 10 gut gereinig1. Man beleitigt
oie babliden Spurer1 am beiten nit
folgenoem @erfabren: 5 grobe rotbe
&artoffeln iino IN S4eiben al i6nei~
oen., nit ei1le1n re1bliden Quart TO-
9enoen 8aiiers gu iiberbriiben; oie=
ies laBt mon erfalten. Cam miro
Ole 6liiiiigfeit our6 einen Mfuaap=
pen gegollen un0, 10 piel man 6apon
gu braud)en meint, nit Ser glei6en
Me11ge bon gutem, rei1rem SpirituS
per1nengt. Ofit oieier 8liiiiefeit lit
oie 5bleppe itri6meiie nit einem
S6mamm ODER &attebaui9 gut OBJ
5nreiben urO nab crrei6tem grfolg
nod fel1dt bon ser linfen Seite nit
ni9t al beiBe1n @iien 5m platten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-08-28

@mile D1iper, Der tuesen ieiner ar.=
gebli9en Gerontmortli6teit fir sic
o1n 10. Sult 1870 BON Srantrei6 an
HrenBen ertaliene &riegsertlarung
piele 56mdbungen iiber ii6 ergeben
laiien ml1Btc, bat nun ben emigen
6rieoen gefun6en. Sein umfaiienoes
@eididtsperf, an Dem er troy 1eineS
boben Mlters nod NIT groBem Offer
arbeitete, bleibt unbouen6et.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-08-28

Die benrise &leibermube ioQ Jeff
enti6ieoene @egner audi I'M &ongreB
boben. Mon fam Dos beriteben.
@eiebgeber, Sic gemobnt moren, in
ie6er 8eordngniB binter bem Inter
rod @duk 511 iuden, fin6 beute libel
0arQn.