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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-06-21
FAST FREIGHT WRECKED
No. sc, South Bound M. & ST. L. Train,
Jumps the Track and Derails Eleven
Car North of Albien-Equipmsnt
Badly Damaged.

Freight cars and their contents and
some track were badly damaged, and
the movement Of trains was interfered
with by the oerailment and wreckins
Of the fast south bound NJ. & st. l.
freight No. IS, two miles north OF AL
bion. about 8 o'clock Friday afternoon.
Eleven loaded cars were derailed. part
of them going into the ditch, and six
rail lengths Of track were torn up or
so badly damaged it had to be relaid.
No one was injured.
The cause of the wreck is not known.
The only possible cause known was
that tank Of oil got to swaying, left
the track, and dragged the other cars
after it. The other cars were loaded
with potatoes, shingles, meat and mer-
chandise. Some Of the cars ran clear
Of the track which was on an almost
level stretch, and toppled over. Others
ran as far from the track AS the tele-
graph poles, one Of which was broken
down, but the wires were no: carried
down with il. Other cars that were
derailed did not clear the track and
had to be dragged out OF the way by
the wrecking crew that was called from
this city. The track was cleared this
morning, and the night passenger
trains, Nos. 5 and 6, We're able to pass
by the scene OF the wreck, after being
held for two or three hours.
The north and south trains Friday
evening were detoured over the North
western by the way of Tama and Gift
ford B. ]. Blaney. Of this city. was
the conductor in charge Of the train
Phil Shawley, Of Oskaloosa. was the
engineer, and Henry T. Birks. Of this
city, the fireman.
Conductor Blaney had been on tor
of his train, on the very cars that left
the track, when his train left Liscomb
He walked back to the caboose. how.
ever, before the accident happened.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-06-21
MORE THAN $4,000 NOW SUB.
scRleED FOR NEW DEACON.
Ess' HOSPITAL.
GEORGE WILTON, WHO HAD
NOT BEEN SEEN, ADDS $500
Doesn't Know How Hs Happened to
30 Missed. But Hs Wants to Give
tho Money Anyway-Y. N. G. A.
Fund Now Amounts to $s9,s59.7o-
Lett. Writes Congratulations.

Marshalltown people have got the
giving habit to such an extent that
they are unable to stop.
The new German Evangelical Dea-
coness' hospital, instead of having to
its credit fund of s15,543.50, reported
Friday. today has s16,11S,5O, more than
600 above the amount sought.
George Wilton is the largest donor
to the post Ca npaign fund. For some
unknown reason Mr.. Whitton was not
Aolicited. He SO informed the Times
Republican today. and announced that
he wanted to give $500 to the hospital
Il don't know how they happened to
miss me-" said Mr.. Wilton, but I
want to give $500 anyway"
]. Levin. VINO happened not to be In
his store when the committee called.
the list, and the Burch Bros Com
pany, thru j. B. Loeffel. local man
ager. gave $25 to the hospital.
The Burch Bros Company's sub
scription to the hospital was delayed
in reaching the committee from the
fact that Mr.. Loeffers letter to Mr.
Burch, telling him of the campaign, did
not reach Mr.. Burch at New York City,
and had to be forwarded. The same
circumstance caused the delay in the
companys subscription to the Y. NJ. c.
c., gift of SIS.
In the list of donors to the hospital.
published Friday evening, typo
graphical error placed H. j. Howe's
subscription at $3.50, when lit should
have 5000. Another error made w. A.
Davis name read A. B. Davis.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-06-21
Notice Of School Election.

Public notice is hereby given by
authority Of resolution passed on
June 8, 1918 by the board Of directors
of the consolidated Independent School
district Of Liberty township, in the
county Of Marshall and the state Of
Iowa. and pursuant to duly signed
petition, that special election of the
voters of said district will be held at
No. schoolhouse within said district,
on the 18th day of July, 1918, from
o'clock p. m. until 3 o'clock p. m, for
the purpose Of voting on the following
proposition:
Shall the Consolidated Independent
School district of Liberty township. In
the county of Marshall and the state Of
Iowa Issue bonds IN the sum not to ex-
coed $4,000, for the purpose Of con-
structing and equipping school house
within and for said district?'
At which election all the voters Of
said Consolidated Independent School
district are notified to appear at said
time and place.
Dated at Clemons Iowa, this 10th day
OF June, 1913. Anna p. Howard. secrs-
tary board Of directorl, u ~
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-06-21
ORPHEUM rHEATER.
Change of Bill for First Half Of Next
Week.

Commencing tomorrow evening and
until Thursday. with usual
popular priced Matinee the Orpheum
will offer the patrons Of that theater
an interesting and amusing bill. Miss
Maude Polly, iron jaw novelty, will be
the first attraction, in lifting and hold
ing chairs, ables and other articles
with the aid of her teeth only. Sec
ond on the bill is Goforth and Doyle,
black face comedians, In new and
different singing and talking act that
is clever and amusing. Third and last,
but not least, the Malvern Troupe.
artistic acrobats, in a wonderful act,
showing a troupe of FIVE somersault-
ing in full evening dress. This act
will pelase the most fastidious. two
new photoplays will also be given and
another interesting Patfe Weekly.
ORPHEUM.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-06-21
SENDS CONGRATULATIONS.
Heaviest Donor to Fund Great!
Pleased at Result Of Canvass.

Frank C. Let's, president Of the
Western Grocer Company, who headed
the Y. NJ. C. A. fund with his $1,000
subscription, writes to congratulate the
people of Marshalltown on their good
work.
In reply to letter from D. ". Nor
ris, Jr., written to thank Mr.. Let's for
his magnificent gift, Mr.. Let's says:
1T was a delight and a pleasure to
hear of the grand work, and ! want
to congratulate you and the commit
tee, and all Marshalltown. on the
splendid work that has been done and
that the amount has been prom
ised for the Y. NJ. c. A. and as well the
|new hospital. You say that such
performance was never believed possi-
| BILE in the community. My dear fell
low. many time we have felt that
such a thing was impossible until we
tackled it In the right way and brought
! it out The right kind Of men taking
! hold OF proposition II the right way
can do wonders, and that is what you
and YOUR committee in MarshalltoWn
have done.
In the first place the T.-R. had pre-
pared the people for this proposition
You had been talking about 1t srea:
deal for some time. You had been ed
lucating them along the right lines
IThen you got them started and going
in the right way and you and your
committee have won out 1t is a pleas
ure to me and l congratulate you al
most heartily.
LAS to my own subscription, 1 car
assure you that I am very glad that
made it, and I am sure that shall al
ways continue to feel good over 1t.
shall feel good. of course. II the righ'
kind Of building is put up, and
know it will be, without any indebted
ness"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-06-21
SPECIAL SATURDAY EVENING.
Some Great Values for Shoppers To
niaht at the New England.

Some Great Values for Shoppers To-
night at the New England.
From 1:30 to $50 tonight at the
New England.
Broken assortment initial stationery,
to close. cents box.
Two dollar value Kayser tucked
wrist silk gloves in black and cham
payne s1.1s.
One dollar value Kayser champagne
short gloves so cents.
Swiss pillow tops with ruffle 3 cents
Striped chambray aprons cents.
Velvet and satin hand bags 10 cents
All items on remnant table half what
they are marked.
Special value in towels. IS cents
dozen.
Fine tale, 10 value for 5 cents.
We close tonight at 9 o'clock.
E. r. LAY.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-06-21
Y. NJ. c. A. FUND NOW .ss.sss.7c.
Late Gifts for Building Increase the


Several subscriptions to the Y. VI. c.
A. building fund that were late in be-
ing made. were turned in Thursday
and Friday They increased the total
to ss9.S59.70. The subscribers and the
amounts they subscribed were as fol-
lows: j. G. Brown. Daytona. Fla. 800;
Burch Bros. Company. s75: 7. c. Blue,
s25; E. n. Farber, s25; A. J. WINERY.
$40; Charles A. Deuel.. SIS; and w. H.
Wooster, IS. The Deuel. subscription
was made while the campaign was on,
but the card became lost or was mis-
placed.
One unintentional error was made In
the published list Of the subscribers.
Morris Gervich was included among
those who gave $50. when he should
have been in the 800 group. He made
two subscriptions Of $50 each.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-06-21
Alabama Pennant.

Don't fail to add an Alabama pen
nant to your collection. especially since
YOU can secure it for only Is cents
and the date line from Sundays Chi
cago Examiner. 1t is fifteen inches
wide and a yard long, handsomely en-
bossed on university felt retail value
SIS cents. Don't fail to get one. Leave
order at any news stand or G. Deuens
news depot, 200 East Main street.
Phone 115.-Advertisement
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-06-21
PROBATE DEPARTMENT.
Board & Lawrence Install Special
Department for ProSat Business.

We nave installed IN our offices. over
II East Main street, opposite court
house, a special probate department
for the economical and proper admin
istration of estates and matters con-
nected Herewith.
Experience has demonstrated that IN
no branch of the law is more care re-
quired. and less usually exercised. than
in the handling of estates entailing
large expense and future litigation. all
of which is unnecessary.
This department will be under the
direct supervision of W. H. Hammond.
who for over thirty years has made
specially of this class Of business.
This department is thoroughly or
ganized and we'll equipped to give
prompt and efficient service.
Jurisprudence and all inquiries VIII
receive prompt attention.
BOARDMAN & LAWRENCE.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-06-21
Motto. TO Cow Hsrd.r,.

Complaints are constantly being
made to the city that cows driven by
boys are allowed to run over lawns
and gardens. Unless the drivers are
particular to prevent this nuisance the
city will compel all cows to be lead to
and from pasture. I. 8. Willard, ma yor.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-06-21
Laborer Overcome by Heat.

AS result of heat prostration. SUI
fered while at work with a steel gang
ON the Chicago Great Western at
Green Mountain. Eugene Sheey, aged
~. of Chicago, was brought to the
White hospital in this city Friday
evening. Sheehy admitted that he had
been drinking. and tina. this brought
on the i'll effects from the heat. He was
doing very we'll today.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-06-21
Twilight League
Standing Of the Club,

punching their hits in 'he first and
third innings, the business men beat
the Red Sox by the score Of to 3 Fri
day evening. The game was played in
the rain. which made the going slip
perry. The Red Sox made a strenuous
effort to get on even terms with their
opponents in the last three innings. but
each time double play wound up the
inning Both Titus and Hughes pitched
we'll. Hughes had the better control,
and was entitled to win on his showing.
The score was:
r. II. E.
Business Men ....2 0 0 O. 2
Red Sox economical 0 0 , 0-3 8 4
Observation-Disclosures Men. Titus and
Lainson: Red Sox, Hughes and Stew
art. Umpire. Richards.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-06-21
70. g! 2 u.--:...-

Those novelty entertainers in popu-
lar and classic selections now at Mil
ler's ice cream parlor. Come and hear
your favorite selection played and
sung. All requests rendered Miller's, "a
West Main street.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-06-21

The parochial school OF the swedish.
Lutheran church will open at the
church Monday morning The object
Of the school IL to provide religious In
|struction for the young people OF the
parish.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-06-21
LOCAL BANK BUYS BONDS.
First Trust and Savings Takes School
District IS at Par

The $4,000 per. cent bonds of the
school district were sold Friday 10 the
First Trust and Savings Bank of this
city al par, in competition with bidders
from Chicago, Boston and other places.
The bids ranged from discount of 500
to par The finance committee of the
board was unable TO get any bids on a
Az per cent interest rate. and a Mar
shalltown bank was the only one to
offer par for the bonds at per cent.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-06-21
M'coRD TO LINCOLN.
Former Presbyterian, Pastor Accept
Call From Nebraska CaPitaI.

Rev C. w. McCord, formerly pastor
of the PRESBYTERIAN church of this city.
but more recently pastor Of the Church
OF Christ at Angola, Ind, has accepted
a call from Lincoln, Neb. mir. McCord
will begin his duties in Lincoln early
next month.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-06-21
FOR THAT TIRED FEELING

Take Horsford's Acid Phosphate
! Excellent for the relief Of exhaustion
due to summer heat. overwork or in
somnia.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-06
GeuGdsbnus6eete aus SOnfrrte.

Die genuBuna BON raOnfrste".
BEN betannten @emiI9 BON cement
pnb 9sTtoBensm @sitein, fir @artsn'
rn6 electromagnetic tpirb hitr5nldnoe
INNER dllgsmeiner, bd bic @ortetle
Diefes Materials 10 dugenfduig itno.
rob nj &ur3ii6tisteit uno Mlnnssl
an rnebmungsgsiit bon feiner
Sim ing suriitbdIten tOnnsn, et@
re. nod tpeniger befunnten Ins
reftoun9sdrten inOes 1T bic flir BLU
mers unb gflan5snbeete in 9epd6ss
6duIern, bic abet aud in leOsr ZEE
2ie6una empfeflsnstpert TT.
Die bur6ifnittli4e 9aner Der
SaItbarteit zines bOl3ernen 8lumens
feets 1T etpd flint Sabre, nod oere1
Iblauf es meiitens n%ottpen0ig tptro,
cine @n5nbl bon boIbperfaulten gret=
tcrn herausSureiben uuo our4 rsue
au erIeser, tpenn ni6t bus ga1,as
8eetaeiea neil gu bduen. Die aoz
item folder Repardtlren ooer yteus
bduten fnb teine geringen, uno lie
f0nnen e6en nur bura Qnpenouns
zines Materidls permieben peroer,
bos 70 gut mie efpig bdlt uno se1en
onfdn9li9e MebrtoIten oaber nltt
qei9eut fperosn io1ten. @iele @drt@
rsr unb 8lumenfdnbler iinb oenn
1u6 i6on gu ter Ginii4t getom>
men, bab iid Bet 8ou BON raontre@
te"egeeten fir @epd9sbduier auf bic
Dauer gut besu6tt, unb fol9e, ole
ttsber Spl5bauten beniiBten, babsn
lie mad ibrer Qbnubung our4 &ons
frete.gset erIebt. Sin ni&t gerins
su IdGsenbsr gorteil bssfelben be-
iebt, auber Der groBen 0auerhafti9s
teit, aud in benz gsfduigsn aus'e@
ben unb Der aeidtisteit, iie rein uno
fouber gu balten.
l1nIere erTte QbbilSung beruns
5dauli9t elm fol4es @etpdds9arss
Beet aus &ontreie in ieiner poaen<
ceten Gorm. Gs 1T ous Osrl4isoes
rem Seilsn 5ufammengeieBt, Ole elns
s.ln in ~beIonOsren 5ormsn dn9efers
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-06

lid gu fdpdren onfdnst. Mud bier
1T aettung nur i'm eriten Stadium
Der arant6eit m0gli9; partet man
3u LANCE, 70 gs6t Der patient an ab'
3sbruug gu @run6e.
2eiber glaubt man sic 9arre Oas
6ur6 beilen 3u tDnnen, Dab man
benz 6ubn in tierqudIerii4er @eiie
Die 8ur3eloriiIe aufs unO obi4nsioet
poer tpom0gIi4 gar nit Dem Singer
ragel abtneift. 9a3u folte man f4
niemals psriteben. SAILS f4on cine
8erbdrtung eirgetreten 1T, ertpelhe
nan Die 0riie our6 beige 8reiums
ftldqe uno bettrei9e ie alsoann
ine6reremale am Sage nit ertpdrms
tenn Olipen0l. SIT aber f4on eire
tarte Gnt3iin6ung angetreten, fc 1T
iunddF cine &ii6lung nit 8leipais
Jet e~rforberli9, .be man pinielungen
nit 2ar6olfdureipoFer (1:40O) bor>
r:mmt. 9a9 8eenoisung bieles
|G~erfabrens beItrsi6t. man Die fpunOs
5te1e nit elmer milben Sdlbe.
Die &rdmpfe, aud Sre6trants
6eit aenannt, in6 elm @ebirnleiotn,
Gas in ben meiften 6dasn epioemiid
uuftritt. Sudt man nd9 Der ur'
ia6e besfelben, miro man gu Dem
Reiultat fommen, OuB elm gGn5li9
4nqeeignetes 5utter, elm i4le9t bers
t~liertsr Staa ober bas Srinfen bon
5dmuBtpafer ieitens Der 9iibner
Sic @erdnlafung bilben. 0ds sln=
.a6ite Mltttel gegsn Die &rdmpfe be-
!s6t barin, baB man oas e%rtrantte
Iier nit elmer 9pude tulten BdHers
iterqieBt, inoem man babel ieinen
Ropf nab oben bdlt. au4 cine 2o@
Tunq BON einem Audrt Bafer nit
.inigen Sropfen Sal8idure uno cine
Yabe Gictnusz uno ProDenceOl gu
llei6en Ssiler, foa Dem Sier 9tnoes
cung periddffen. extraordinarily
1T Rube bier glei4faas Elm 9aupterz
foroernis.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-06
glnerlei Sabnerfranftciten.

Der @6slmatiSmns bel 9uhnsri
lit msiit cine fyolge naBtalter @itte
runa uno oarum iino Die oaran er
frantten 9iere Dor alien Sin9en a.
einen trodenen uno iparmen Srt g.
brinoen, mo linen audi ieoe unnDtia
gspeauna erIpart bleibt. Qeuberlid
Ginpinlelunssn nit Sobtinttur fper
Sen ebenIo empfoblen pie griinollt1'
ginrei6un9en nit 8ilfentrdutol Doe
Rampbsrliniment.
@9nellen Die @elente an uno Der
bineern BIZ. Sisre am @eben, 10 lei
ben biefe on Der 9idt. Bon ben.
Qei6en p.rben Defenders Ole afiati-
felen unb bo6betni9en Rufen ltidl
heimgeirat. Gin Gadmarn emp.
fi,blt haessen boE folsenoe @erfabs
rem: ,Nnfdnglitb 8iiblsn Der ses
.{6ppaensn Seile nit faItem @aftr
Bel Ia9laFen Ser SiBe Die be-
tsoffenen @elenfe fino fait INNER
beiB mDgli6ltes Darmbalten Dee
patienten, Ginnideln Der franfer
2eile nit Watte ober Werg unt
@inreiben nit SliDenOl unO cine,
Galbe DON einem Sell Soooform mi
fiinfuno3mansis 9eilen @aieline psr.
oen BON Griols begleitet iein."
Die Darre TT cine @rfrdnfunp
Ser 1ettbriiie in 5olge 81 bibisn
ooer gu trdftiger Nabrrns. Danr
perbdrtet unb e~nt5iinoet fih .ben 81,
Driiie, Die our Mbfonotrung oes fiji
sic GrbdItnns oeS Gefisosrs erfor.
tberlidea nsttss bisat- bis tic ialish.
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Die QusrItiids finb 40 3of lang,
feds 3oa brett uno ~ 3oa bid
rno fiaen Iid esnau in Die Gins
idnitts in Den qFofisn Elm. auf Den
Guerniiden ruben 9rdgsr fir Die
Sobsnlas,r, feds SUB 215 3oa
lang, 4 3oa brett unb 3 3oa bid.
Die Seitenndnoe in Ls5orm Iino 6
SUB lang, 10 3On bod unb Ia
3oa bid. Der untere, boriSontdls
Sell, auf fpeldem Die 8oosnIager
RUBIN, 1T 315 3oI brett. Die 9os
6snlaasr fino SO 3ol lang. 919
Sca brett unb ~ 3oa bid uno
6ur9 sstpunbsne @~iisnitangsn psrs
fidrtt. Gnbli9 fino nod Die Gnos
tide gu fertigen, Die 5514 3oa lang
iino uno nit ben S~eitenpdnosn
tur9 gdTtite ober Gabogsn pers
6anben psrben. CUR Qnfertigung
Der Sormen fir ole bieie Stiide be-
barf ss alleroings elmer gspiFen
Gef6itli6isit, bod tper einmdl Elm
fOenig nit oieier art bon arbsit
bertrdut 1T, miro bumit feline gros
zen G6pisrigtsitsn baben. Bel Der
AbbiIoung Der 5orm fir bic pfos
fen Te6en mir uuf Der einen Settle ets
non Wnrfhr,tnn 1ies III Elm 6Dlas
pfiod, Der angenagelt TT, UNI ben
GinIfnitt in ben pfpitsu gu bill
Zen.
Oil MiiGung fir oieie arbsit be-
ltebt aus sinem Sell gortlanbs3ee
r1ent auf bier Seils feines Gtsinges
tGa cher aies. sir Die gobenbretz
ter muB bis Miidung trOden genug
isin, I'm fe gut glatt Hampton gu
t1nnsn, fir bic pfoIten nab genug.
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lunb guten grfoIgen i'm 3~iergartenz
61u iinb iebenfdas Die 3persbGumt
empfeblensperter dls 5o9itGmme.
IDG6lt man bic 8uf9form, tpelde
EJ:nau ME Ser So6ftnmm bebanbelt
miro, bie uuberbem Die trusbarte
I3perefprm 1T, bat man aud teint
lS6pierisfeiten nit Dem gaums
F9nitt.
I 9ns Saltcn ser 3igel.
GO gibt peri9ieoene 4rtsn, beim
5obren bic 3isel gu bolten, bod
~tennen monae ni9t bic ri9tise unb
Iiiderfte Qrt. unri9tig unb uniider
lift es, bic 3ii9el iiber ben 3eisefinser
iaufen gu laFen, benin oIsbann fat
imon ni9t bic notige 3ontroae iibsr
!bas Bferb, tpenn es plObli4 fdeut.
Den feitsiten Salt bat man, tuenn
man bic 3iissl inter Der Sanb ourd
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SIN f9peiseri9en
iStGbt9en Murten (Sunton Sreiburg)
nat ii9 Elm MiniOndr namens Ross
pen, Der bis6er 9rodenbsertpeine fas
Ibriaiert bate, bas 2eben senommen,
neil bic GiosenpFenfdaft Die graeu=
qung uno Den @erfauf bon &nnftpeiz
men perhoten unb cine @ntfddoigungi
an Die &unlpeinfabritdnten perpeiz
aert bate.
MDbel NIT 2e6erbesiisen
fonnen Bel ridtiger 8ebdnblung LAM
&c gut erbalten tperben, tpentt man
trrmer barallf dGtet, etrpaige tleine
S9Gben lofort gu befeitisen. SIT
bag 2eber aber bonn 5taub fdmuBig,
70 eeniigt e., nit reinem Mafsr uno
eirem S6ipGmmden lansiam gu tpdz
i9en unb Damn nit Incident Sud-
trpden 5u reiben. Sinh Ssttflede
oiis bunfiem 2eber 5u entfernen, 10
errei9t man btefes NIT elmer 2Ofung
bon 5irft6ornfals in Wafer, Die
siemIt9 fart unb loutparm dngetpenz
Get tptro. (Iuf / Quart DaHer 2
9Dffel 9tri9bornfal5.) sic 1T nit
elmer ipet9en 8ir1te aufautrager,
BIB fi6 Sdaum stist, Damn pirb nit
tpei9em Sud- eerieben, Bis bas 2es
Der glatt ui,b mOgli9it trpden 1T.
Ord mub itets bic gan5e 5lG6s ees
maiden fperosr, bamit fi9 feline
SANDER biloen ober Sic getpnidensrl
Stellen bener sesen bas ibriee 2es
Der abfe9en. Sadbig e~etporbsnes
2eber 1T nit beIem Spirituslad
mittels zines Iei9t bdmit orsefeu9s
teten S9pGmm6ens su iibsrpiI6sn.
Sei bru,lnem 2eber empfieblt es iid,
bruunen S6eldd in Gpiritas aufs
sulOfen uno bdmtt bebutTam gu bers
tnGen. Slede in belem 2e6er be-
bdnole man ebenio nit Benign, pros
biere dbcr erit on unfidtbarer Ste1e,
OBJ Dos 2eoer Go bertrdst. Man mub
Bonn aber audi eIeihmdBis iiber
he gar5c 5lG6e tpiIden, bamit feline
Ndnoer entiteben. II
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-06

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