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The Taney County republican., 1913-03-27
CHOCOLATE A WORLD FOOD
Figures Show That Its Consumption
Is Being Increased With Every
Passing Year.

The report Of the minister of agri.
culture Of Brazil, published in II
Dresil Economique (the French sec.
ton of the Portuguese journal Gazeta
de Noticias) Of Rio de Janeiro, con-
tains some interesting figures showing
in tons the worlds consumption Of
cacao, the product of the chocolate
tree. In the United States The use Of
cacad in confectionery is enormous,
leading that of every country in the
world as the figures for 1911 will show,
United States. 61,3OO tons; Germany,
$4,000; England, 25,5OO; France. 2S,.
500: Holland, 23.4O0; Switzerland. TO-.
900; Italy, 2,4OO, Spain, $500. OF this
Ecuador produced 10000 tons: Brazil,
3q,2O0; St. Thomas, $4,000; Trinidad
24,200; Venezuela. $4,000; Ceylon
1900; jamaica, 2,s0O: Haiti. $500, and
Cuba. 1.50O The cultivation OF cacao
theobromo is now being encouraged in
Cuba. and this is probably as far
north as its cultivation can be profit
ably undertaken.
The Taney County republican., 1913-03-27
Had Foroottsn About Excuse.

Bobbie and little Willie had been
given orders by mother not to go
swimming alone. Once in a while,
however, they INDUCED in their secret
pleasure without telling their fond
mother.
One day they we're returning from a
swim and both had entirely forgot.
ten about the necessary excuse. Lit
tie Willie bravely entered the house,
but Bobbie prudently turned the cor
ner and waited outside on the cellar
door.
The first question mother put to
little Willie took the little one un-
aware. Where have you been, Will
lie?" asked mother sternly. Willie
hesitated, looked at the door longing
ly and finally replied, "Wait till go
and ask Bob."--National Monthly.
The Taney County republican., 1913-03-27
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

The Stateo Of Missouri, at the relation and To-
the Use OF j. ". II, C,e. Collector "i the
Revenue of THnry county, pluintiH.
vs..
i. fred Blue and NiOln Blue, his wife, de-
PENDANTS.
The state Of Missouri to tn" above namCd
defendants. Greetings:
You ARE horCbT notified That nn action has
been commenced against you in the circuit
court Of the county Of gHney. in the state of
Missouri, for the purpose Of enforcing the
lien Of the stntc 81 Missouri for taxes. inter
est ard costs for the yenr 1911. upon the fol-
lowing described real cstute situate in
fancy county, Missouri. to-wit:
lot Is in Kiosk H., In the town uf Tnn"y
I city, north diNi. ion, which said action T. re-
( turnull. on { be first dny Of the next term
{ Of ,Hid court, 10 tr held ut the court hur,,
u the town uf Forsyth, ~ the vuuuty o
Tanrv aud stint" of Missouri, on the zNtl
dry Of April. lDH, when hnd wher" you IunS
app"ar and defend such action; utAerwi-'
pihiutins petition viii le taken ns rUnfr-s
ed and judgment rendered accordingly.
q 4 true copy from the record.
lSeull &c, Davis, Circuit Clerk.
Published Mar, sO-l3 ISIS
The Taney County republican., 1913-03-27
His Appreciatlve Way.

MY Uncle Rinkleneck is the incest
old mani" triumphantly chortled little
Jimpsey. He never gives us improv-
ing books, nor things that are good
for us or that we really need, but
just things we can eat and things we
can smash-things we want. And
then he tells US to whale right in,
blame our little skins, and have a
good time, and break the stuff all up,
or eat till We are sick-whichever
they are made for-as quick as we
please. Aw, tell you. old Uncle
Rinkleneck Is all right"
The Taney County republican., 1913-03-27


wanted 10 rent or ouy small Sd"
mlIi' 10 cut out ABOUT lOo acf'S o' III c
white oak timber on my iarm l'he g.
W. KuSSe'l la'm' ABOUT on7 '''''e 'Io''
D'y pO'' 0'''.'' D'>' 0''1''' ''''
- 49,
- -" 1-''' - ''' "'
TUESDAY evening i Iaiheu an" ! ae'
Gay night II rhnea some more a'o
tnsn got u'eu OF mat anu ea''y "eu
neSaay morning 'urneu 10 Sho" anu
Kept II up all uay' pIoOaO'y attaining
oep'h oi c'o'5 20 SIX 'hc"es' Out 'o-uay
the sun IS Shh'hE ana 'he "ea'hSf is
waning up again. anu Il Is hop'u 'n''
spring has come al last
Mrs. &. B Price has sod her hote'
mere and will probably leave in a short
time for Texas for visit with hel
parents there. She intends to main
thin a home in Forsyth, however, as
she says she has lived here too long
to make change nov. Miss Mary
Price will enter the State Norma
School at Springfield and complete
domestic science course.
Mr.. S. Z. Miller has bought tlt
hotel prop rty from Ms. A. r. Pict
and will continue to condact the hote
The Taney County republican., 1913-03-27
nRnER oF p1,RI.IcATInN.

The state of Missouri. 1T the relation and to
the Use ut j. ". Reese, Collector Of the
Revenue ul Tancy county. plaintiff.
".
Maudc HUrOld, descendant.
The state Of Missouri To the above named
defendant. Greetings:
You are hereby notified that IN action has
brcn commenced ngaiu,t yuu IN the circuit
court of the county Of fancy, iu the state Of
Missouri, for the purpose Uf enforcing the
lien Uf the ,tute Of Missouri for taxes, inter-
ert and costs for the year 1910. upon the fol-
lowing described reHl estate, situate in
Tancy county, Missouri. to-wit:
! Lots No. lO ana n 10 Block No. Il in the
North division Of Tuucy city, which said
action Is rcturnuble on the FIRST day uf rhe
next term of said court. 60 tD u'lu 1t the
..uuft mouse iu thu town a., Fur>! % boa the
county ~ Iuncs "ud -tnt ut Miss. 81 ON
re 18th day ui Argii 1915 Wh- aud Wh"r.
yuu nay app,Ur r. ...,uf rtIcr'
utArrwi t pLiut 90 p.titiruw . taken
as confessed Hut Judgment rendered dc'
. cUTduEl!.
/ 4 true copy from the record.
} tSeall LC. Davis. Circuit Clerk.
Published Mar zi-la ISIS
The Taney County republican., 1913-03-27

Tue state of Missouri, Ht the rolntiOn and to
the USE OF j. W. Reese, Collector Of the
Rrvruc of 1unry county, pHintil.
vs.,
G. f.. Wilkry, defendant.
Tie state al Missouri tn the above named
defendant Greetings:
You Hrr hereby notified that an action
has been cnumvG need against you ~ the cir
cult court Of the county of fancy, IN the
state uf Missouri, Tor the purpose Of yniurc-
inV the lien Of the state uf Missouri Tor tnN-
cs. kitCrcst and costs for the year 1911. up' II
the following described real estate sltuutc
IN fancy county, Missouri, tO-wit;
lot No. :, in Block 49, in the town Of Taney
CITY. North division. which sHid action Is
rpturnnblp on the first dHy Of the next term
Of said court, to be held nt the court house
i'm the town Of Forsyth, IN the county OF
Taney nnd state OF Missouri, on the 2hth
day of pril, 1913, when ana whcr" sou may
nppoar and defend such action: uthCrwi. =
plnintin's petition will he taken rs confess
I'D and Judgment rendered accordingly.
A true copy from the record.
TSenll &c. Davis, Circuit Clerk.
( Published Mar. A-l3 ls-iS
The Taney County republican., 1913-03-27

The celebrated 1900 Dry Battery,
As cents a pair at w. S. Jones, Taney
vile.
c. E. Jennings was visitor from
HolliSter on Sunday and went to the
dam to see the water.
Telephone repairs and repairing at.
W. S. Jones, Taneyville, and at J. L.
Mosely, Bradleyville.
A. L. Drumeler came over from
Branson last Saturday TO figure little
on the new county Jail.
B. J. Butler was in town tie fist Of
the week on business and called at
this office for few minutes.
Wanted to buy Aboutlour pounds
Of good duck or geese feathers. See
Mrs. A. B. Price at the hotel.
Mrs. A. L. D,umeller has been in
town the past few days from her home
in Branson visiting with friends.
Andy Blevins was down from Swan
last Friday and called at this office to
renew his subscription the Republican.
Hand made harness for sale at Ferd
Millcr's harness shop, one lie south Of
Walnut Shade On Bull creek. 1912
A. J. Brazeal, Jesse Nance, y. F.
McConkey and J. {. Davis returned
Sunday from Springfield where they
had been On business.
The teachers at the School Of the
Ozarks entertained several Of Il cir
friends Monday afternoon in very de.
lightlul manner, according to reports
of those who we're present.
Miss Edna McManus, Who has been
very sick the past few weeks, seems 10
be mending hight along nov, and ier
many friends hope that it will be but a
few days until she is out again.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has
won its great reputation and extensive
sale by its remarkable cures Of coughs,
colds and Group. 1t can be depended
upon. Try it. Sold bv all dealers.
Mrs. w. I Moore and children have
been here from Branscn the rast few
days for visit with Mrs. Moore
parents, Mr.. and Mrs c. H. Groom
and. other relatives and friends.
John Felkins and a party Of friend
made the trip down the lake IRON
Branson to- day tn a motor boat Of tht
Armstrong, or more correctly speaking
the Strong Arm type, at leas. the,
came in boat equipped with two pair
Of oars and furnished the motive powe
themselves.
The Springfield Busiress Colltg
wants fifty young men to enter tn
Telegraph department before May frs
to prepare for situations on the Unio,
Pacific and Illinois Genital. A gooI
situation sure. Young man, doubl
your salary.
In spite Of the disagreeable weathe
last Sunday there were a great man
people visited the dam 10 watch tn
water gathering in Lake Taneycomc
The lake reached its full height MOI
day evening and since that time ihsr
has been a very respectable water "a
on exhibition there. Wednesda
evening there was 4 depth ol five an
six tenths feet Of water going over Il
spillway. The dam is there ard Iro
ali indications will remain there 4
some time. some newspaper repor
of its inability to Eiths,aDd the stra
notwithstanding. Some OF the repor
that have been in circulation the pa
few days were enough to make dC
laugh, but We suppos- that such thin
are all in life time ard viii come o
all right.
The Taney County republican., 1913-03-27


KATE :. Huntington, defendant.
At this uHy comes the pluintiU herein,
by hi. attorney of record. thu~. II. Groom,
and flies hi, petition. alleging, among other
things, That defendant Kate >. Huntington,
b. u nonresident of the state of Missouri. 50
that ordinary process ut law cannot h."
served upon her,
Whrrcupuu, II /, ordered. IVY the clerk, in
vacation. That said def, ndHut hu notified 10y
Publication that pluiutiu has commenced "a
suit against her in this court, the object
uud Ernurd nature ot which I, tu enforce
the lien OF the state of Missouri iur tuNDS
for tho year 1911. upon TIA" following dee
strih,d r., ,ul estate situate in Tuury county,
Missouri, tU-wlt:
The rnst half Of the northeast quarter Of
section twenty three. wu,uip twenty -four
in Hngo nineteen, ana that unless the said
kHtp =. Huntington hr aud appear mt this
court, ut the noNt term thereof 10 be- begun
ara hOupn at the 'Uurt huU,o, in the town
OF Forsyth, iu sui county, ON the 18th day
of April 1919, ana ON or before the first day
of said term, uni 81 longer time be- given by
the court, answer or pl'nd to the petition in
said cause, the snmc viii hp taken aS con-
frs-rd. aud Judgment will he tukvu ns con-
tossed, Hud Judgment viii be- rendered uc-
cOrdingly.
And it is further ordered, that copy
hereof br published, according to law, IN the
THncy County Republican, u newspaper
published In said county Of IuuCN, for four
weeks successfully, the lust insertion to be
ut lruSt fifteen days before the first day Of
. sad next regular term Ot this court.
&c. DAVIS, circuit clerk.
State Of Missouri, County Of Tanoy. IS.
/, j.. c. Davis, clerk Ot the circuit court
within and for snid Tanoy county, hereby
certify that the above and for, going B.. "a
true copy OF tn" original order OF publIcu.
tlun n, the snmc appears in my Office.
This 18th day Of March, 1913.
Il DC. DAVIS,
I ISpGl Clerk of the Circuit Court.
! Eir-t ntIi,ltpDf inn MuTfsh
The Taney County republican., 1913-03-27
ORDER or PUBLICATION.
The state Of Missouri, ut the relation and
to the u.s., Of j. W. Roc>v, Collector ui
the Revenue Of Tuury county, plnIutlI


to the uS, Of j. W. RocNv, Collector ui
the Revenue Of Tuury county, plnIutII
NN.
T.. T.. Chandler. dcfrndunt
The State of Missouri to the uhovc named
defendant, Gruutings:
You are hereby uOtinrd that an action hOs
been commenced against you In the circuit
court of the county Of fancy, IN th" stat" oi
Missouri, tor the purpose of enforcing tire
lien OF the state Of Missouri for taxes, inter.
est and costs Tor the years 1900 1910 and l9ll
upuu the following described real estate
situate In THuoy county. Missouri to-Wit;
Lots q. I, 5.und Sin Block No. ST. in tn,
town of fancy city. Nurth division, which
said nctiOu Is ruturnuhlr on the FIRST day OF
the next term ut Snid court, TO hr held ut
the court house In the town ~ Forsyth, IN
tine county OF Taucy ana stat" ui Missouri
on the .Sth day Of April, iPl&, when ana
where you may npp"nr and defend such Nc
tion; otherwise plaintiffs petition will j.,
taken ms confessed and Judgment rendered
uCrurdingly.
\ true copy from the record.
ISrnll dc. Davis, Circuit Clerk.
Published Mar. aD.l3 IS-is
The Taney County republican., 1913-03-27
Handicapping a WirTer.

You say you object to your wife's
interest in suffrage for financial rea-
sons?"
Yes" replied Mr.. Fllmgilt 1T in-'
tegfsres with her bridge playing"
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Cur 6hhnsrpHea..

als %srprobtss Mitt.l gta.n .Sa6,
nsrIdufs pirb asben BEN g.ftrsi6en
Der Sisftangsn unb MusTpriben oIltr
2o6er unb Rifle In @dnber unb
TuBbooen nit aaIfmiIh aud bos
Ginpuoern Der 0.Iter nit elmer balls
Gus s.ilsbtsr Solstoblr, boIb aus I'M.
nusatIaastsr 5oIJaf6e befsb.nb.n
Wifhuna .mpfobIsn.
Sm GefIassliatIe ~b.fGrbert man
bas 2tasn bur6 WarmbaItuna unb
autes fettrsi6ss 8utter. Sur qb,nbs
iutterung 1T cine CUTE qortion moia
isbr gu empftbItn. 81, Stdlle fint
DIT frifd Al ftrsusn unb Dor Rnrb
tisren au fdiiben. 0os SeberfreF,r
Der 5lhner III in ben olIermsiiten
Fallen auf unqt.ianete g~rndbruno
lWlanesl an Slsilt. rsTp. tieriTh.r
unb auf ungsoief.r suriid,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-01

aaftonie in Torbs GaroIind, nit ipiraI'
fOrmissr, ieiIiueiie ss1eiIter @uube.
rsrIsst bIisb. Sn nnbsrsn 5dnsn
tpurb. Der untsrt 2siI zines 8olmes
5eritort, pGbrtnb Der pbtr. 9sil lns
beriebrt our Gr0e fi.l.
DER 8Iib i6lGgt oft 3psis rbsr
msbr.re Nal. uuf 6trislbsn Sttas
Elm. 8dumt in erprnisrtsr Gage tpies
Zen fton ii.ben Big a6t 8IiBnurten
auf. 9uFsIbe 1T Der San nit ftIs
fesn GipfsIn oo.r bod uub .iniam
seItgenen Gebduber.
Die Dirtung bes gIibes ouf bos
gror.id 1T ,bsnTo sigtnartis, ME
Gle auf @Gumsn. Gin 9Iibftrobl mag
in Die Groe einoringen, obne ben Boz
rsn gu perdnbern r0er gu erbiBsn, cher
er mag groBe 909sr in ben goren
rsiben unb bic Gros fdmel3sn. 2rifft
Gin 8Iibitrubl ben goOsn, lpus bors
tommt. in ihrdgsr o6tr hori3ontdItr
Ridtung. 70 graft er groB. Sur
den, 3upeiItn aud t~reisf6rmig. cher
tridtsrfOrmige 20tsr, unb i'm Sanbe
tiIbet er ipsenannts gIiBr0brsn, bic
Gus Dem gsfdmpl3tnsn aies beitss
len une bon y big 6 3oa 9uids
m.Fsr babsn.
Sdon bon friibersr 3eit an bat
Der glaubs tsItanbsn, baB gentle
Sdume pom gIibs yb~soor3ust", am
Der. 6ageeen BON ibm gtmieben. b.
:. isltsn obsr ME getroffsn fpcrtsn.
60 fagt fdou qIinius, DAB Ser Gors
ts.r6aum stgtn ben 8IiB esfsit lei,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-01

0'uiahpig BON gtis serfdmetterte
@eI6fidte in ari5ona.
ter bsrou6t. Der Gang. mad o.fOor.
zen, ODER, mas a~ler6inas i,Itsn Dor.
tommt, in bori3Ortul.r Rittuns r,rs
lolnost foerben. Slide Der Rin6, oSsr
oss 9ol3's m0gsn in Streifsn oboe.
afsn ipsroer. Die cine 6Gffte Ser
sttons mag infoIge zines gIibitfaoss
"a qInfpelten un0 obiter6en, tpdhrrnb
ots daOere 9dIfte gefunb blsibt, 9us
.osiien nlrb Die Rinbs nur ouF .iner
9sl's obasiddIt, obne baB cine srur
eoH 1srorennung 81 ieben III; ,in
.hOetes Ufdl mag lie bon elmer msgos
2on tltinsn Q0tern our6bo6rt tper.
en-, fDle lie bon Dirmsrn perurFadt
'erosn. 0epO9nlia Idbt Ser gIik
11r cine 5urde Surid. bod finb aud
9on ooppslte 9IiBfurGsn bsobaft.t
7otoen. ptl6s bann e~epSbnIid pas
.aatl laufen. Die Gurden Tno .nts
oseer straelinig oS,r fpiraIf6rmia,
mo Der 9libitrabl foIat in Iolben
fallen ben absrn bes iunqsn Sol
%. CINE gnt3lubune tritt meilf,ns
! N, tptnn Der Baum isbr truden III.
,iat lsItsn miro aud Ser trodsns
9runo oeer 6umus an hrr mur,.f
'es sdumss In 9ranb ee1ebt. gok
stnsm gIibitrabl mebrers BARN.
tlnmaI g,trOffsn unb serfpliti,rt
'lro.n, III pisOsrboIt borg,fommsn.
aul'au'no, ishod bur6 a,naue uns
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Saltte Der arRle betnubt, mt
S1iralmuneen an ben aelten.
unb In Der Sat ipurSsn bon Den 4Is
ten aorbssrtrdn3s gum Sdub seesn
ben gIis gstrag.n. 9sute eeltsn Dor
allsm bic 8uhe nnO bte Gspe ols
immun eessn ben 8Itbidlag, ipibs
rsnb bic eide gu oen 9dumsn ees
re6net piro, tpelds an m~eilten Der
8Iisatfabr ~ausssIebt fiub. Sn
0tuiiaIano. 8elgisn. 5rantrsi6.
6olunb unb anberen europGii6.n
aGnOrn bat man 9a6easn angslsrs
tiet, pel6. bic 6aufieteit Der Be-
f6Gbisung Der psrf6isosnsn Baum
artsn bur6 ben 8liB an5sig.n. Sn
bi.fen 9abs1en fiebt an eriier Steae
b. quppel NIT 800 proasni; bann
fulgt Die eide nit 20.7, bic NatsIs
hOl3er nit L.. ole lllms nit as, Der
9irnbaum nit 3.9.bie Msibe nit
80, bic gu6e nit "a, bic eide uno
ainbe nit X is, Der MaInub6uum
nit 1.3, Der airTdsaum NIT 1.2,
eer 4pfsI6aum nit 10 pros:nt;
bann folgeu in ablsigsnoer as;be
Die aaitanie. 8irts, Qta3ie, ptlaaz
msnbaum. Qdrde. aatalpe, @bprn
LIN. bic Isbten btiosn nur mil OIL
pro3snt. Qud in 8s3ug auf bas Gros
teid, In ipeItem bic 8aums pa6fen,
tpuroen Quf3ablunesn gsma6t, Die
foIgenoes eraabsn: Qsbmboesn az
pro3snt; Sanb %; 3bonsrbe 10;
cnbers 9obsuertsn, ausfdIieBlid
islilger unb taltrsidsr @runo, II
pro3ent.
Mit aiem.idsr Gi6srbeit tann Bee
haapttt perbeu. DAB 9dume bon fpIs
lsnSsr 8sid9ifenbsit am msiiien aes
gltbgtfahr dusafIsBt iino: 0ck
Mautns- Mznsa~ ,-l gsihsr 1rnut
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Dan bgtrItt 6as Saus BON elmer
fIeiuen 8orbaae mo tritt in I'm
gerduniges geitibiil nit @ar0e.
robe8immer fiir Gate. 4uf on Der
gmpfangsbatle befiu6et iif ein
Aaum fir 5amiIicngebrouh. 0as
BobnSimmer bot einen eingebauten
aamin mo fran3oiiiae Lbiiren off.
men fia nab Dem Sonnen5immer.
ga lit EN- Speiie5immer NIT einae.
bautem Seitenbrett uno 8alferbede.
GroBes 8orrihte5immer 5Diiheu
Speiie5immer uno Slide nit gut
nrrargirtem 9elfirr6rett. Cine
ShGafUeran0a nit Sdutpdn6en Be.
tritt man BON 8orSer5immer 6ird
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GAsA-
N L. s~sr-I
Farm D. Garten
eEntM4x[A E<M&iAAss
@Gtidastn In @aINnnatn.

Gs IN IatifiId isis,ftslt porttn,
Bob unisr ben llrfaden. tptlds MaIos
tr6nbe berporrufsn, Der glib bic
5iueite Gttle tinnimmt, ipdbr.no aIs
Die bdufiaits GunttR BON qotomciis
ben bt5eihHst ipirb. "a obtr oi.
WaIobrdnb, niht itIitn bic S:eb'
lungtn unb ernitn Der 5drmer gee
fdhrom. 70 birilm fir ole I,stes
rem eiuiss auHtIiFs iib,r Die Mirs
tungtn bes glibtB auf Malounpm
uno bic periditosum gaumorttn, ipie
ilt in einem nsusrbiras bonn 5o-it'
etpartsmsnt oes gdtrbaus Miniittris
inns psr0ffsntlitttn Bulletin emit
solttH fne, ben nitt e.rino,m
gHtsrsfe fsin. Tititn Mitttiidnltn
l'sgsn iorofGIties gtobodtungen In
oSu RltionoIfOrItsn unb @tnrien
Der erfabrunsen In anb,rsn 2dnbtrn
5uqrunhe.
Die @iriuneen beg gIib.s cut
Sdllme uno cen Grlnb unb gooen,
oaf tpeIfsm fe fpa6ien, finS iebr
peri6isbsnsr grt. Sin mantsn sf0l.
len ruff Elm gliti rur eirtn
Sdaotn, cine Mu u, BIZ. nit
ftr 3eit tpi,o,r Be ne rp,I,nt.
li4 nohteiIiaen bint,rI6st;
IN anosrsn 5dasn abtr pirtt sr poas
itdHols ~5erit0rsnb, ino,m .r ben Baum
0au3 ooer gum 9tiI strrpIittert po.r
iuObI gar in granb fsst uub buburd
zen aan3sn @uIb in @sfdbr brinot.
YIN Baum mag psrIsnst. fsin,r glGts
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obtn an Gtammt binauffi1rt, plrlt
stplooi.rtno. Der Baum piro bann
rttt ieItsn In iIeine Splitter ssrs
itHsn uHb es fno Gdne psrlsidnst.
IN tUtlttn biefs GpIititr tui. Sdnf
idosn ousfobsu. 81 Der a%ufrdrts
iabrtnbs glib ipsniasr b,'lig, 70 nSs
cen be gdume iirabItnf6rmis eetpnIs
ten iptresn. Gs III b~orastcmmen ndb
ets Spibsn Der gGnms obasriFen
ipurosH, ipGbrtub Der unttrs 9sil nns
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-01

fran5oiiide Ibaren. Gin bones
8aiement uuter 0em gansen 5auie.
Griter Stod uelm sui, 5lDeiter adjt
EuB. @roBe 80 SUP brett un0
80 SUB tiei iiber Dem SaupttbeiI.
Observation-Disclosures bis al Den
6enitergeiimien 0es erten 5tpds.
Reit oe8 eriten Stod8 1T raib.
8Deiter Stod lit eHgIii6 @oIb6au.
EoI3 mo raltbe 8anele. Die Salb.
faIten iinO nngeitriten o0er 6lntfeI.
trauu gebai3t. 8eiBeifrnnusfib.
rung i'm eriten Stod uao 9irfen i'm
SiDeiteR, NIT girfen ODER abornfuB.
boOeH 0urdn q. gaufoIten anger
Sei5mg mo aobren $4,000.
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gdumt mil fpIbigtn uno NIT erntisn
ober eIdnJsnbtn gI1ittrn, Blaittr
nit titf esfurhtsr Rinbt, oflsin obfr
cuff elmer Grbvung ittbenos gdus
me, gdune ouf feiftem @ruub.
9dume nit titIsn @ur3sIn, 9dame
nit totem 3psiasn, 9Gumt, beren
6olB Elm gutter atiter fir oi. Gleis
tri5itdt III. gdums, Die febr fairies
baItis iino.
Sn ben ltbtsu fdnf Sabren Fnb
aud in unfsr,n Rdtiondiforfisn tins
etbenb. llntsrIutuneen iiber bic
3abI Der bur9 gIiBasfabr perurIchs
ten WaIebrGnot, bic gaumarten, psls
de am mtiIlm g%tiroIIm lptr6sn, zen
pro5sntfob Der 5lnbeRben @Iibe uFtp.
lngeheut iuorbtr. Gs ipurbe aud
fsiigsfttlt, bdb 9sipittsr in ben g,,rs
tinigtsn Stdten bier Biz finfmal 70
bnufig DftIi9 bon ben 8sIf.ns,5ir'
sen bortommen, ais tptitIih baron,
lcds ouf Die msbr s.bi.gise 5crma'
ton oss Strrains Surid5uiiibren IN.
Yin bdufigIten tam.n @epiiier in
GIortoa nnb Stinois Dor.
WeieetflanSen fir Sdueine.
Cine gut. @sio, ais e~tadnsuna
gu ben ara tfutt.rs Rdtiontn fir
9dufer unb Moiti6ptins 1T fir ben
Steinsjiidter bon unf6dbburem
Wert. es 1T IdnsIt bur6 bi. grs
tabrurs btItdtigt tporb.n, bob bi. oIte
Wetbobs Der ausf6IieBli9en 5itt.s
rune Der S6tpeiue NIT Wais, ob.r
botIt.ns nsbsnbsi ned nit Elm tpts
mtg S6IGmpe cbsr onber.m Rrafts
futt,r, nidt OtonOmii9 unb ratio,
nell 1T, unb ter auf Der Sob. Der
3sit it.benbe 3iidtsr unD 5arm.r bat
is IdngIt o~ufsss,b,n.
no INNER es bns aIimo einiu.rs
mobsn SuIdbt, foIIten bi. S6p.ins
bds gauge Snbr binbur9 auf Der
gsbnIten iptrbsn. Sn mant.n
Sessnben beg Qdnbss fam man Be-
fonosre Observation-Disclosures gan, unb
gar entb.brsn. 9ie 9isrt t6nnsn
Ii9 Sag unb Raht in Der friI6en.
2uft i'm 6rsisn oufbotten unb
babel bsrbdItnismGbig atIun.
Der, dig Si.rs, bi. fir Idna.re 3eit
I'm Stale untsr9ebru6t perb.n miIs
lem.
9Is CUTE w.iOtpflonssn fir
iinb 3u nsnneu alfalfa,
RuberbTsn, Soinbobn,n, @ei3en, 6a.
'tr, Raps. Sorabum, germubooras
lno grbnifi,. 9sginn.nO i'm 6srbIt.
bic Gdnein. SunddF ouf
liner WinterDei3sns ob.r 6afernsioe
bann folgt alfalfa ober
B~identpeibe 3eitig i'm 1riibiabr.
Dohrsnb bss SOmm,rs bilbsn Rapg,
9srmubasras. 6orgbum unb amber.
Bilan5en bic Dtibe. SIN 6er6H +,
ommen bic bsrfGitbenen Dura,l. :
in gstradt. Rahbem Gle
.isis MsiospfIon3sn berbrduat fnb,
ann man ben Reigen oufs neue tpies !,
'tr nit Wintsrtpti5sn poer !Safu
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&eidintter fir gefIHaeI.

gu ben beIten 5uttsrarten fir Sl6.
n.r, Gnten II, +. m. gsb5rt bas foo.n
Wei6futter, ipsl9es ober leiber nod
ni4t genug gsfddbt pirb. aaerbinal
oarf oarunter ri9t cine Iduer a.tppr,
bene, nit fauIigsn Standardization
SobI'frGntsn Il. +. III. bermiIhte unr
bsroprbene 8riibs berfanben fper6sn
Gin gutes Meidfuttsr tpirb am better
bes Qbenbs Dor benz Gebrou6 geto6
nno beiteht aus alien SMiIersIfen
ME 8:tts, 5lsiihs oSer miI6abFdae
@smiiIe, 9artoffsln, 9rotirumsn u.
M. Wit tuarmem MaTsr, @ubpen
unb SdueenreItsn IdBt man ofes II
einem alien ao6ssf6irr auf Der
Geusr feoen unb bereitet Johann unite
3uias BON aleits, Maiss obsr Ger
itenf4rot unb gsbdmpftsn aartpffet
einen Iieifen Bret, unb man erb6lt uu
btefe Weifs elm biliges uno duBtrf
3utrdgIidss gsflii9sIfutter, fpsI6e
Disl GeIo fir tsurts aDrnerfutter sr
ipart.
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H(aLGfi1lrle AnleiQen!

aae SOrten @nrit neroen tdgIid
in uniarem @eidaft gemaft.
6riide un0 fonierbirte 5leiidiortea
iorpie ousIdnOiide un6 beimiihc
Gelifateiien, aud friife @emlie
1eoerjeit borrdt5ig - Sdnauber &
6oiimnn, 408 n0rb[. 16. GtroBe,
8bone Douglas 1920.