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The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1913-03-29

After visit to her son-in-law and
daughter, DIR. and Mrs. J. T. Brin-
gier. of Burnside, Mrs. Joseph Jones
left Friday for New Orleans, where
she will spend a while with relatives
before proceeding to Philadelphia.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1913-03-29

Mrs. F. B. =Lemann and children
spent the Easter holidays with rela-
tiYes in New Orleans.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1913-03-29

1, Dulitz, of Lutcher. spent Monday
here as the g.est of Leo Bloch.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1913-03-29

Il. i. Stewart made business
trip to New Orleans during the early
mart of the week.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1913-03-29

Easter was observed with the usual
elaborate services at all the local
churches, large congregations attend
Ing. The weather was clear and
warm, and there was notable dis
play of spring finery on the part of
the feminine population.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1913-03-29

Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Mccall and
their children, of New Orleans, were
at Evan Hall for the Easter HOLIDAYS
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1913-03-29

Henry Dugas and U. J. Hebert,
constituting the well-knoWn upper
Assumption business firm Of Dugas &
Hebert, were visitors to Donaldson
vile Monday and favored The Chief
with a pleasant call.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1913-03-29
POSITION NAMED.

a s sUGAR-BoILER. by a man OF 30 years
II experience Canfurnish highest references
as to ability and sobriety. Fifteen years in last
position. Address, @. CROCHET, barrow, La.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1913-03-29

A. fair will be given at the Bruly
the benefit of the Catholic chapel at
that place. There will be amuse-
ments and attractions of various
kinds, and plenty Of good things to
eat and drink. Music will be furnish
ed by Claiborne Williams orchestra.
The public is invited to attend and
help the worthy cause, and a de-
lightful time is promised all who pa
tronize the entertainment. The fair
will open Immediately after mass, at
Z o'clock a. m.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1913-03-29

day lmpatlently to see that about
which they had heard so much.
On Saturday evening, after show
ing 1t to one Of her girl friends who
was In big hurry, she forgot to
place It in the box, but laid it on
the sofa, intending to put it back
upon her return. However, when she
returned, she had by that time COM
pletely forgotten her intention.
Anne had dog, fuzzy little crea-
ture named Towser. Master ToWser
had free access to the whole house,
and that night the sitting room door
was left open.
Sunday daWned beautifully and
Anne, after eating her breakfast,
donned her new dress and went to
put on her new hat preparatory to
her churchgoing.
Soon shrieks were heard from the
sitting room. Mrs. Ruthless, Anne's
mother, stopped in the midst Of her
dressing, and, attired in a long XII
mona, her hair loose about her and
her mouth filled with hair pins, flew
to the sitting room, there to find
Anne elasping something very tightly
and crying over 1t, The dear lady,
thinking It was Towser, who was a
general favorite, removed the hair
pins from her mouth and began to
cry. Upon investigation she found it
was not Towser. but Anne's Easter
bonnet, which Master Towser had
pulled to pieces for bed. .
ishment for his misdemeanor and
his bed proved to be very expen-
sive one. Anne did not go to church
that day, as she was unable to Sc
cure another hat and her pride would
not suffer her e wear an cid enc:
Current Events.
The seventh grade Is now occupy
Ing the eighth grade room In the
high schod department.
DifferenW parts are being assigned
for the Senior class play and rehear=
sails will begin shortly:
Rev. T, o, Lipseomb, the Methodist
minister. delivered a very interesting
talk in assembly Tuesday morning,
his subject being Watch From
this word he drew different words
most fitting for each letter Of the
word watch" namely. w, words; a,
acts; t, tongue; Q, character; h,
heart, Under each OF these heads he
gave examples to explains same.
All of Miss Perkins classes have
been transferred from the eighth
grade room to vacant room on the
upper floor. The seats are arranged
in semi-circular form, and when en-
tering it makes one feel as though
he We're attending some university or
college instead of high school.
Jokes,
In speaking oh contracts for sound
horses one OF the brilliant Seniors
spoke of solid horse.
A brilliant Junior put his eye on
the table, to see the refraction of
Tight.
Teacher: How does light bend
when passing from air to glass?
Pupil: know.
Teacher: How?
Pupil: Just like I told you yester-
day.
Teacher: What causes an eclipse?
Bright Pupil: When the wick of
the sun burns out.
Teacher: Spell "chord" and make
9 sentence with 1t,
Pupil: Hh-o-r-d. .eThis is a chord
OF WOOD"
Teacher: Give the principal parts
Of the verb "smite.' .
Pupil: smite, smote. spanked.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1913-03-29

Il N. Gourdain, of Convent, visited
relatives here Monday.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1913-03-29
FOR SALE.

4 600 STANDARD GRATED PECAN TREES
i Prices on application. B. A.. CoL0MB
Colomb. La. S
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1913-03-29

w. B. Stuart. of Belle Helene. was
In town Monday on business.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1913-03-29

Mrs. D. M. F'eraye of New Orleans.
Ia here on a visit to relatives.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1913-03-29

Mrs. George Terrier, sr., and her
daughter, Mrs. Joseph Simpson, CT
New Orleans, together with the lat
ter's small daughter, odile, are the
guests this week of Mr.. and Mrs. 2.
Z. Blanchard.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1913-03-29
A Progressive Planter.

G. Fl. Landry, Of Riverside plan
tation, who recently purchased a 80
horsepower I. III. G., Mogul tractor,
has made use of the powerful ma
chine in narrowing his rice land, and
the experiment was altogether sue
cessful. Five harrows were attached
to the tractor, and as many more
could have been used had they been
available, thus demonstrating the
many practical uses to which these
engines may be put, and their as
tonishing possibilities from labor
and money-saVing standpoint.
|, Mr. Landry is now utilizing the
tractor to pump water from the river
to irrigate his rice fields, and 10
inch pump operated in tins manner
furnishes sufficient WaterVor a Is
inch syphon. Mr. Landry has cult
waited sugar cane all his life, and has
never grown a grain of rice; but this
year, like the wise man he is, ne
has planted a large acreage of his
back lands in the latter crop, SO that
if adverse action by the national con-
gress should ruin the sugar industry,
:
on More of our planters should
adopt this policy Of Investigation,
and thereby safeguard themselves
from the dangers that beset the path
Of him who carries all his eggs in
one, basket.
Engagement of Popular Young cou-
pie Announced.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Gus. WE'LL, of White
castle, announce the engagement OF
their daughter, Ray. to Nose r
Bloemenstiel, of this city.
IA multitude of friends here and
elsewhere will be interested in the
formal announcement Of the engage:
ment of these popular young people
| both of whom are socially proml.
/ nent in their respective communities
and have a wide circle of friends
sand admirers Miss Veil is an ex.
ceptionaIIy progressing and accom-
plished young woman, endowed in
generous measure with charms and
graces that should make her an ideal
mistress of the home, and possess.
1 ing winsome personality that has
won for her many devoted friends
wherever she is known. Mr.. Bloom
enstiel is member of one Of the
most prominent Jewish families Of
this section, and is a young man OF
splendid character and unusual abil,
/ ity, having before him the promise OF
a bright and prosperous future.
81 The wedding will be brilliant
event socially, and will be awaited
with eager anticipation by (he legion
of friends Of the bride and groom to
/ be.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1913-03-29
FOR SALE.
EoR RENT.

FHyHE TWO-STOKY BUILDING in Mississippi
q street occupied BY the undersigned as "a
restaurant and residence. Upper floor contains
six large rooms. Desirable site for any kind of
business Possession given March /. Address
LUCIEk CASSO, Donafdsonvilie, La.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1913-03-29

At meeting of the Episcopal con-
gregation last Monday, the follow
ing yestrymen We're elected for the
ensuing year: G. Kline, senior war
den; DR.. w. NJ MeGalliard, junior
warden; Earl Binnings, secretary;
Clerville Himel, William A. Dill, r.
N. Sims, n. G. Whiteman, q. N.
Pugh, J. c.. KIos Reports were re
ceived from the Wonan's Guild, the
Sunday School Association and the
secretary and treasurer, covering
the work of these organizations and
officials during the past year.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1913-03-29

L. e. Bentley came UP from New
Orleans Monday night on a business
mission, returning Tuesday evening.
During his stay here Mr.. Bentley was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. G. Don
maud Bentley.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1913-03-29

Gable Blanchard will leave tenaef:.
row for Alexandria, where he goes
to accept a position as clerk in the
store Of fsidore Levy. Mr.. Blancn-
ard has been a member OF the clerl-
cal staff of the Lemann store Tor
the past two years, and previously
filled a similar position in the Dali
feres store for number Of years.
He is an efficient salesman and
young man of fine habits and at
traetive personality, and his many
friends are confident he will give a
good account of himself in his new
situation. Mr.. Blanehard's family
will join him at Alexandria later.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1913-03-29

Two alarms of fire were turned in
this week-one from box "a shortly
after noon Tuesday and the other
from box 20 at about 8 o'clock Fri
day morning, The first blaze was on
the roof Of a small frame dwelling
in st. Patrick street, near the corner
OF Opelousas street, and in the sec
ond instance sparks from chimney
had set fire to the roof of the Duden-
hotter residence in Lafourche street,
The flames were extinguished by
nefghbers before the arrival of the
fire department, with slight damage.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1913-03-29

ID. .. HANSUN
Sheriff, Parish of Ascension.
Donaldsonville, La, March 20, 1913.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1913-03-29

Upwards of 100 members of Ascen.
sion Council No. 1887, Knights of Co
1umbus, received holy communion in
body at the Catholic Church Sun
day morning, in accordance with an
annual custom of the order The
services were conducted by Rev. JOS
eph Monteiliard, and at their concur
sion lunch was served in the
Knights of Columbus Hall. Friends
of the knights to the number OF 100
siso partook Of the holy sacrement,
the event being one of the most no
table in the history of the local
council.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1913-03-29

Teacher: Give the principal part
Of the verb ttsmite.''
Pupil: Smite, smote, spanked.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1913-03-29

DifferenW parts are being assigned
for the Senior class play and rehear=
sails will begin shortly.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1913-03-29

The seventh grade : Is now occupy.
Ing the eighth grade room In the
high schod department.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-12-31
Index to New Years Sections Of the East Oresonian

Modern Buildings
Wonderful Farming
sound-up Is sHcannd Of
Aboutth the WestU natHla
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-12-31
SECTION ONE.


Nineteen Thirteen Building Pcnileton
PcndlctoD o g.
OrcgOns Blue Sky
PcndlctOn Commercial Club Accomplished Much
Facts Relating Wealth Taxation.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-12-31

o Pagcf3
Fclcton Have Splendid
Of Important
Irrigation Transforming
Pendlcton Important
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-05-30
@ilbelm Slider.

9nr tpenige @odelt mad Der gel-
ietuna oes p%eritorbeneR @m. Soeot.
mann lit es uniere tranrtge &flift
ifpn pieoer oas GbIeben eines Der
GIteitpn utto algenein b%efdnnten
9iirgers ui1ieres Gountps 5u beri6-
ten
8iIbeIm Slider ltarb am letten
Sreitag, in ieiner @obInirlg in Bots'
barn, i'm Sitter BON rs Sabren, na6
flirSem &rarfiein. Ser @erItorbene
puroe inn Sabre 1885. III Gielien,
Sannober, in Deittidlanb geboren,
uio fam i'm ieitter Slrgeno bierber,
mo er iid alif efner Tarm in Bid.
Iano SoipnIbip, in Der N1be BON
8otsbum, nieberIieB. uno mo- er
audi beitdiroig, lett beinnbe go Sab
rem sepohnt bot. @ibretb bes
9iirgerfrieges Siente er in Der
l1nions-armee utb na6 ieiner &ild-
febr betrieb er erfolgrei6 Die Sar.
merei. gr mar elm Manr BON aus
geieifnetem gbnrafter linb BODICE.
ahtet BON slaen welfe i'm gefannt
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SaniIienperbaItnifIe

riitteten SamiIienuerbdltniiie bin
Die eiite SoIse unieres Ioien Che.
ideiOungsseietes iin6 unb Dab ge-
rabe bic &inoer iolfer ungliifliden
Chen atniere HeformidhiIen mo Cor
reftions anitalten fiilen. @roB.
urtig pie oas g~r5iebumesapeierr bnrd
Die &olfsifulen in itnierem Sarbe
beraiyeipndier lit, bebarf es iebod}
Der &eform melfe es ermoglidt,
@~ateridnft audi an oieien mgliif.
lifen ainoertt 81 pertreten ulto Tie
5lt niislidlen Mitglieoern oes @e.
meinmeIens 5u er5ieben. Srof.
Soffmnnrr lit in Sernnnn fein
5remoer, ba or in ulpIerem Gountp
geboren fprroe unb bier feline Sll-
genhiabre perlebte ulib 1T bier itets
Elm gerrgeiebener @ait.
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9Mlbesgeiangnis in 9eanenportb,
aanios bemerflteIli9te, iiroem er lid
cine babe Meile melt olird) elm 49,.
colleges @aiierleitungsrobr binonrf-
5ipangte, wurbe Der 9olisei IN BOD
Sslatb, 81. ausgebanOigt. or mirb
beidrulbigt, bel einem giubriidJ in
Die gatf bon Silpio, ST., I'M De-
5ember ben &aiiierer gropber err
morbet 81 baben.
Chicago, Sa.-&obert 8ebb, Ser
iulrge 5iibrer Der bieiigen Ilto-
@dnbiten, mlr0e lette @ode Der
g%rmorolng oes @ebeimpolisilten
Beter Sart id)uloig befu1loen uno
oas StrufmaB auf IeberrslGngIife
3ndtbausitnafe feitseiest. @ebb,
bel oeilem eriten BroBeB iid Die
Surp nift batte einigen fonnen,
brad 5ulammell, ais Der 8abr-
lpritd perleien muroe.
anta, Sl.-Sobn Sasper, Elm
Sdfer i'm bieiigen Stnatsboipital
fiir Srriimrige, gerietb Iette ISOLDE
in cine eleftriib betriebene Seis.
fnetemnIfine uiuo purbe in Stiide
9eidnitten.
8reempille, Sn.-9er aebn MeiIen
oitlid bon bier u1lueit Mlliberrp
@rope ~ipobnenOe Sarmer &oe GoIer,
muroe beltte gtatmittag 122 llbr
ais er Die StraBe BON Mulberrp
@rone entlang gillg, ermoroet. Cine
&ugel, peld)e aus DEM Speiten
Stofiperf Oes giiennaarengeihGfts
BON Sapis a6gefeuert morbem mar,
batte MIR 81 gut ibr 3iel erreiht.
Golen Dar 40 Sabre alt ltnb biater-
ldBt cine @ittpe lrno orei Sinner.
Us ut niht befannt, 6aB Der grmor.
oete Seinoe bate, obipobl er fiir5.
lid in einem @roaeB pertpidelt NOR.
Sn Der allgemeiuen a~ufregling ent.
fam Ser M0roer, bod purbe ipGter
inter 8er6adt elm Wann perbaitet
Der unipeit Msll6errp @rope nobnt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-05-30
SnIGnoiides.

Weacor, @o.-Sie 8oralasiagung
Der b~ebanoeln0en aer5te bes iungeit
ganfrers 9. Sanbers 8alfer, Der
Dor lngef1br elmer @odJe infoIge
zines rngliidieli9en @eriebens Gift
uobm, Dob ibr Batient Den morgi.
gen Sag nift erleben tonne, erfiiq.
ten iih am uorigel, Sonnerstag
Norgen, am ipdten Nadmittag
pertiel Der Dem So6e @eneibte gum
erlteit Wtal in Setultbtloiigfeit. Seit.
Der mar er MIR altf flirSe Mugens
bltde ipie0er 5ltr 9eIinrntit9 gefom.
men un0 Derifieo am porigen Don.
lterstog ST iriiber Stunoe. @alfcr
bate cine ISOLDE 5l,por ans gerie.
ben Elm GuediiIberioIa anitott zines
aoptipebmittelS genumnten rnb ser
nerbdn0nibooae SrrtGum nurSe crit
%benlerft, oIs dr5tIidc SiiIfe 3l ipdt
fam. Der 6uG erregte in ntcoi5ini.
ider &reiien groBes anfIeben, 0n
bieies Gift getpobnIi6 idon in 4s
Sturber to6tIi6 tpirft.
gefin, Sa.-GIpbe Stratton, Der
notoriide &duber, Der unIdngit iei.
ne ie~niatioreIIe SIitdt aug Dem
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-05-30
buben. @r binterldBt bier S0bne,
pie foIgt; @enrp. 5ranf uno Gam,
ole bel Gotsoam fp%obnbaft, unb
in Oregon tpobrbaft.
Sdlnkfcierlidfeiten Ser SOdidnle.

Die Standardization Ser bic
iigen SodidarIe farben am Mitt-
nod gbeno in Ser Gon6ertbale
itatt 5u pelden iid elm duBerit
5ablreides B,thIifim eineefun0en
bate. 8altor &aiimann eroffnete
Die Sepiommll,na nit etnem @ebet.
9as 8rogram beItanb aus 1uBerit
sebiegenen @eianas. un6 Mlitfpor.
tragen ionie Reeitationen unb gor.
trGgen ieitens Der brei 4bituriert~
ten: Sames @ilb, Sbereia 9oebnig
nno Oliper S6sner. 9ie 8lam-
hummer 6es Srogroms iebo6 bilbe.
te Die Inreoe 6es Brof. g. S. Soil.
mann, bon Ser Stoats . %llniperiitGt,
Die er on Die 8ra6uirenben belt
u1b Die aud Oas 5ablrei6 antueien.
be 8ipbliflm bon anfana Bis 5lt
grbe feiielte. Sein Sbema mar
CONFORMATION" nidt allein Der 6or.
item lrpo natiirliden Siilfsquellen,
ionoern Die Concentration Ser bobell
Soeale elmer oorgeriidten GibiIiia,
ton, Die MIR ourh Ole Seiligbaltung
Ser gonbe Ser 2iebe IN ser Salni-
lie, Ser aitfredtbaItung elmer chr
liden Regierung unO elmer ltrenget
gefoIgung Der @eiebe oeg Staats.
meiens iopobI als Ser SanniIie un6
Der SduIe, erreidt unb geiidert
iuepoen fam,
Ger &ebner mics allf Die scr-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-05-30
ct. 2oniler MarftpreiIe.

Ser @ei5emnarft mar Ieste go.
die Iebr felt, Die Sreiie fiir 9arpei-
sen blieben r%uperGnbert, neil Die
Nadfrage fpie gepobnIi6 in ser ser
Gmte porangeberSen 3eit unbeoeil.
tend lit. Sm Serminbanoel iino Die
Freile 9eltiegeL oa &logen iiber
Die altsiidten i'm iiiopeitlid,qn
&anias eingelmlien iino; basielbe
gilt fiir Sflaboma urb sum 5beil
in Miliouri, mo groBe Srodenbeit
berrift ulb nltr iteaempeiie &esen
ftel. alld aus Noro 9ufota laufen
&lagen iiber &~egerman9el elm. Ser
Breis fitr grabierte Sorten 9aprpei.
sen ipar IN ct. 2ouis SSc-$1.05,
banter 8ei5en foltete SSc-96c.
Der %fommer5ielle Gorratb bat iid)
Inn 2,792,0 900 9uibeI permimert
inrS betr1gt 40,063,00O 9uibel ge.
geniib9i 32,226,000 8uibeI our iel.
ben 3eit 6es lesten Sabres.
Ser @aismarft lit iebr felt unb
Del Breis elm Uenig bober, Die gu.
fubren iueroen idnea aufgefauit.
@raoierte Maisiorten foiteten 5Sc
inro Der Ereis ities bon % or bis
6034c pro 8uibeI.
Safermarft lit bober, obidon se.
tern elm fleiner &iifga1tg eingetrc-
ten lit, Die ausiidten fiir Die rleue
Saferernte ihro fpeeen Ser trodenen
Bitternng nidr giinitig. Ser 9reis
ging BON 3S1ac-40c pro 8uibel.
aIte &artoffeln purben Ieste SO.
DIE tbeurer, Die 3ufubren iinb ct.
mas ltarfer unb Die Breiie ifein-
bar ettpas nieoriger. SIN S6den
foIteten geringere NitaIit1tem 65c
itipo Die belten SOC. Helte &artof.
feln iinb biqiger, 90 Die 3ufltbren
tets GROCER merben. Der Ereis
idJwanfte 5tuiiden $t.O5 fir idled-
tere Sorten un0 $3.50 fiir Die BEL
ieren arten. Die SauptperfGufe
rpnrben 5u $1.25 oboeidIoiien.
2ebenoe Sfnueine 9oben tbrer
Sreis ~6ebnnptet, fIeiile urrb nlagere
S9iere foiteten 500 pro Gentrcr
unb Der Ereis fir ipoblgemdltete
Sbiere cling bis altf $S.75. Die ntei.
item 8erfdnie muroen 5I 8reiien
5miiden $3.50 mo $50 obgeidtoI.
ien.
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@aifetHanse.

CAB uniere Sdmliugenb bel Dem
~geItrengen nlrh l~aunenbnften Serrn
@etterflerf obne 3tpeifel iebr gut
olageidHie6at lit, Dos tplrbe amt Der.
gmgenen Samstag gail5 oelitIidJ be-
mielen, inOem berieIbe jeine miirri.
Idle &egenhpettermiene abgeleet unb
bafiir S%onrenid)ein ntrb berrIifes
Seittpetter bei6eert bate.
lin 10 l16r &ormittags trateil
Die Sditler Ser offentIid)en Sdllle,
iowie ole Stubenters ser @ob7ifpnle,
unter 8ortriit Der gnterpri'e Mili-
tar &apelle, Den Marid) bonn Sdull.
gebaube rod Dem 5airplab alt. Sc.
De alalie inter 6iibrtng ibres 9eb-
rers uno in gegleitulg Der Mit.
slieber bes SduIratbs. DDS jGbr.
liH,e Waifeit ilnierer S6rtle lit nidjt
MIR fir oie &irber bas, NIT Sebn-
Iudt unb mander1 Soffmtrgeil, err
martete 9roBe greigniB oes Sabres,
loroern IN gefpiiier Siniidt lit es
oies audi fiir einen groBen Sbeil
Der grlpadienen, mas ii6 nll6 Die
leg nal ols ri6tig ertpieiGn bat,
oenn I'M 8erlaatf bes Iofmittags
iiilte iid) Ser Seitplas ihoarenpeiie
init e~mpad)ienen 9eiudern aug Der
Staot uno Der l~lnrgegenb, melde
gefommen naren Inn, i'm @erein nit
Der oufbIiibenSen Sugerrb, aildl iute-
Der auf Elm paar Stltnben bie Suit
lutb Die Srobliffeit ser Sltgeno 5l
,genieben.
Der Sdulrotb bate IN gelpobn:
ter @eiie audi 6iesmaI 0afiir ne.
iorgt, 0aB es ieinen SdnlsbefobIe-
men ON nid)ts feblte, "a gab es
9dlt5e Serge Don Sralp5ett, Selits
meln, Sranffurter gsiirIten uftp.,
iomie Stronle poas 9emonabe, pdb-
reno Die Sebrer bafiir iorgten OuB
es aitdl niAt on Spielen ulro lln-
terbaIttns feblte. ebilr al5u raid
entid)Dan6en oaber sic Stunben
oes Cages unb I'M balb.iiebeil nbr
aberbs trot Die froblide Sd)aar, III.
ter Dem &IGngen Der @~nterpriie
WilitGr &apellc, Ben &iidnnrid
naf Dem Sduleebauoe on, mo- iid
Ger Bug uufIoite utrb Die &lei.
llen iid na6 Mirttern begaben mo
Der SmnOuanm unb Der 5raumgott
ibrer bereits Darteten.
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Wii elmer fleinen idbrIiden Gin
lage bel Der International Sebens-
periid,erung5 @~eieIlidnft, Ser gruB-
en- ~@iiiouri @eieli6aft,~ f6nnlt ibr
eurer 6orniilie Dos ginfommen iif)-
ern, ipeldpes 5lr o~eroienen rbr bel.
leid}t ridt leben meroet. gufifltb
lit gefabrli6. 8eridiebt es nidt
lnnger; fpefpSet elRdb nod, bellte an
miG.-&ictcr q. Giber.
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9n bufnnfeii

Gin 3 Sabre altes 9ierb unb cine
Mabr nit 5oblen bel
gbas. & immef.
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@ertreiat @upfwch, ianren @aaen

llnperbaulidfeit, 9ilioiit1t bur6 ben
8ebraild BON Or. &infBs Stem 2ife
Sins. &einigen Dos 9lut ulr6 Der.
leiben Dem Spitem neues 2eben
uno &raft. Brobirt iie uno iiber.
5eilgt gud. SeOe @iGe bilft; iebe
Sfahtel garantirt. Sreis 25c. gu
9oben in allen apotbefen .-Ana.