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The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1913-09-11
Order of Publication.

state OF Missouri. Ice
County OF st, Francois. %
In the Circuit Court, TO November term
Joseph G. Williams. Robert A. swink ana
Merrill Pipkln, Plaintiffs.
Against
Horace ". Burrill, and the unknown heirs
OF Horace u. Burrill, Defendants.
Now at this day come the plaintiffs and
f1le their petition, which said petition is
duly sworn TO by Merrill Pipktn, one of said
plaintiffs, alleging that Horace IL. Burrill
and the unknown heirs OF Horace II. Bur.
rlll are non residents of the state of Mis-
souri,, or have absconded or concealed
themselves so that the ordinary process of
law cannot he served upon them In the
state OF Missouri, ana that their names ami
the numbt r of said unknown heirs of said
Horace II, Burrill are unknown to plain.
tits, and for that reason cannot be stated
In said petition, ana that IL is sought by. said
plaintiffs TO obtain from said Court a de.
cree tully vestlng in plaintiffs the absolute
title in fee IN and 10 the 4. W. "a OF the q.
T.. {. aud the north half OF the s. +. a. and
the t.. OF the s. W. "A, all In Section 8,
township 80 range East, st. Francois
county, Missouri, containing 200 acres more
or less.
Wherefore IT is ordered by the Clerk OF
| this Court, In vacation, that said Horace
II. BurrIll, and all OF said unknown heirs of
| Horace III. Burrill, he notified by publica
ton that plaintiffs have commenced a suit
| against them In this Court, the object and
general nature OF which is to obtain from
|
title In fee 10 said above described land in
plaintiffs: ana that unless the said defend
ants be ana appear at this Court at the
next term thereof, to be begun and holden
AT the Court House In the city OF Farming
| ton, In said county, on the 10Th day OF No
vember, 1918, ana on or before the FIRST day
| OF said term, to answer or plead TO the petit
| tion In said cause, the same shall be taken
as confessed and judgment VIII be rendered
accordingly
| And II is further ordered that copy
hereof be published, according to law IN
| The Pennington Times, newspaper pub
lished in said county OF st, Francois, fol
four weeks excessively, published at least
once week, the last insertion to be al
| least thirty days before the first day of said
| November Term. 1913, of this Court.
| A true copy OF the Record
| 800: witness my hand and seal of the
| l.. S.. Circuit Court OF ST. Francois Coun-
| ....... ty, this sth day of september. 1913
@. 4. WILSON, Circuit Clerk.
september sth, 1913.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1913-09-11
BONNIE TERRE.

T. L, Young made a trip down
the road Tuesday.
The Parochial School opened with
large attendance.
Mrs. Jas. Edwards OF Flat River
was in Bonne Terre Tuesday.
Gerard Parsons returned home
after u few days visit to friends
here.
After a months vacation Rev. II.
l.. Hartwell returned to his pulpit
last Sunday.
HALEY Dodson has obtained a
lucrative position at Detroit, and
sent for his wife, who will go imme.
diately to him.
Rev. A. II. Barnes of First Metho.
dist Church is making preparations
to begin revival services the first
Sunday in October
Mrs. T. T. Armon returned from
St. Louis Tuesday, accompanied by
her husband, who has employment
in the city. They will dispose of
their belongings at once and move
10 the city.
The Business College opened as
per announcement with day pupils
and 10 night students. Prof. Pratt
is very much encouraged over his
opening, aud says he expects IA large
attendance soon.
Recently the town has been full
Of "Drummers" They had learned
that the strike is of, and knew very
well that the merchants would be
ready for them-and so they were.
All business Is looking up here now.
Mesdames G. w. Knapp, Thos.
Abduction, e. f. Turley, A. l..
Evans, n. Il. Henry and Miss Alice
Kirkpatrick are booked for the SEES.
sion of the District w. q. T. U. Con.
vention al Flat River today (Thurs.
day.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1913-09-11
Business College Notes.

We are pleased to report an ex.
ceilent opening of our school last
week. Enrolment TO date, consider.
Ing the dry weather and other con.
d:tions, is very encouraging. On
next Monday we have the promises
OF several young people to be pre-
sent, and of course, as Is our Gus
tom, we admit students on any
school day throughout the year, so
that large. number OF others will
come In from week to week, and
month to month.
Otto Sanders, who Is home on n
vacation, visited us Tuesday.
Robert Marshall, last years stu
dent, who has charge Of the Public
Schools at Pilot Knob, was wei.
come visitor recently. Mr.. Mar
shall expects to complete his work
with us when his school closes.
Edmund Shelly was u recent caller
and expects to take up our work
again the first OF the year.
Miss Louisa GOssett assisted her
brother, Prof. Gossett, as teacher
last week, during the absence of
Professor mOothart.
President Moothart wishes to
very gratefully acknowledge through
these columns the many letters of
sympathy received from student
aud friends. Especially does he
most highly appreciate the gift,
from former students, of most
beautiful floral Offering at the fun.
eral of his companion. These acts
OF kindness shall Away be cher
ished.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1913-09-11
BISMARCK.

Chas. Vanbeek and wife are herr
mow on their annual visit
MIRA. w. T.. Fite is entertainl
friends from Texas this week.
DR.. Eaton spent Saturday at the
State Hospital at Mt. Vernon.
Walter McLeon of Canada is Wis.
iting his family here this week.
Mrs. b. T. Eaton is recovering
from an attact of typhoid fever.
Mrs. +. T. Eversole of Potosi was
here Tuesday, en- route to Farming
ton to visit relatives.
Roy Shaner and Miss Elsie Den
ton were quietly married at the
residence of George Denton Sun
day.
Joe Banks disappeared going from
a near neighbours home to his own
Saturday, No trace of him can be
found.
Sterling Dent of CALIFORNIA, oldest
sou OF Cyrus Dent, purchased from
his father the fine farm near town
Monday.
Bedford Bell, the speedy trotter
of w. II. Smollinger, Is winning all
the races this year. We congratu-
late Mr.. Smollinger.
Governor Major has consented to
be present at the opening OF the
Southeast Missouri Development
Association meeting and the An
nual Stock Show October 10th.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1913-09-11
tuesday, September 18th, 1918
st. Louis Live Stock Market.
SPECIAL REPoRTI

National Stock Yards, H.. Sept. 2.
Cattle receipts 10000. Trade slow
under the heavy supply available.
hatcher cattle and choice steers
sold steady; common and medium
steers Zoe lower. Compared with
Friday choice steers are fully steady
with other varieties n dime lower;
top $3.50 We sold 'em. Butcher
heifers 10 to DC lower; top 1915.
Cows 10 to l5c lower; top $500.
Calves strong, Stock steers IL to Doc
lower.
Hog receipts 1860. Butchers
and shippers bought choice kinds
suitable for their needs 10 to 15c
higher with a $9.4j top. Packers
bought 8 to Zoe higher. Receipts in
clude many badly mixed aud green
hogs which arc being forced through
local channels.
Sheep receipts $500. General mar
ket steady. Top lambs 81. Sheep
81. Choppers and Gamers $3.50 to
S3.30. Market for black-faced breed
ing ewes about over; they're selling
at S425.
NATIONAL LIVE STOCK Com, Co.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1913-09-11
Accounting for the Balkan Hatred.

Il can't figger 1t out any other
Nay" unused Stanley Livingston Nut
shaw. the amateur philosopher, that
the Serbs. Bulgars, Roumanians and
the rest OF those feverish folks In the
Balkan states are all related to each
other by marriage--brothers. in.law.
mostly. should Judge. Otherwise
there seems no way Of accounting for
the hearty, whole-souled manner in
which they hate each other."-Kansas
City Star.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1913-09-11
Diarrhoea Quickly Cured.

~ was taken with diarrhoea and
Mr.. Yorks, the merchant here, per-
suaded me to try bottle of Cham
berlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarr-
hoea Remedy. After taking one
dose of II was cured. 1t also cured
others that l gave 1t to-" writes M
r. Gebhart, Oriole, Pa. That is not
at all unusual An ordinary attack
Of diarrhcea can almost invariably
be cured by one or two doses of this
remedy. For sale bv all dealers. -
adv.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1913-09-11
Concernlnu Eatlnu.

Let your heartiest meal be at night,
or whenever your work for the day
is over. Fruit, toast, soft boiled eggs
and oatmeal make good breakfast.
When the intermission between hours
of labor is short no heavy food should
be taken into the stomach. Hundreds
of persons who eat heartily and return
to work almost Immediately afterward
have dyspepsia.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1913-09-11

Southern Belgium Is likely to Sc
cure n great water supply from an
underground lake which was discover
ed short time ago. At present 1t
Ii dependent on rain-water.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1913-09-11

We don't know who puts the puno
in punctuation, but we do know a
whole lot OF punctuation is put int
punk.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1913-09-11
Notice Of Bankrupt Sale Of
Stock Of Goods.

The Eastern Division OF the Eastern
Judicial District of Missouri.
In the matter OF T.. }. Thomure,
Bankrupt.
BY authority Of an order of sale
issued by the Referee In bankruptcy
in the Eastern Division OF the East
ern judicial District of Missouri, ].
the undersigned trustee IN Bank
ruptcy of the estate Of r.. j. Tho
mure, bankrupt, viii on
Tuesday, September 18th, 1918,
at 1900 O'Clock noon of said day, at
the Brokenshire Building, in the
town OF Bonnie Terre, st. Francois
county, Missouri, offer for sale at
public auction to the highest bidder
for cash in hand, the eRtire stock Of
merchandise of said Bankrupt, con-
sisting of shoes, clothing, caps,
shirts, rubbers, notions and other
merchandise. Said merchandise
will be offered in buik, In lots or in
detail, as considered best by the
trustee.
III. MALUGEN, Trustees.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1913-09-11
DESLOGE.


Little George Morris is on the
sick list.
r. S. Kahn is in st. Louis on
business.
Mrs. b. A. Rea is on the sick list
this week.
X. l.. Hood visited In st. Louis
three days OF last week.
Ivan Sitton visited friends at Plat
tin Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. Emma Bryan of Flat River
visited In Desloge Monday.
Jasper Loatz of Herculaneum was
a Desloge visitor Monday.
Mart Watkins and James Blunt
visited at Ironton Sunday.
Geo. Morris was In Pennington
on business one day this week.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Marvin Hovis have
returned TO their home in st. Louis
after few days visit with relatives
here and at lockwood.
Damon Cole is or the sick list.
James Blunt and Arthur Lee were
visiting at Bismarck Sunday.
Mrs. Henry Mailman OF Ronne
Terre was visiting here Saturday.
Virgie Waltman was visiting
home folks at Bonnie Terre Sunday.
Mrs. Kert Frazier and children of
Bonnie visited relatives here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Knight are
moving to st. Louis this week to re-
side.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robt. Craig is seriously i'll this
week.
Mrs. r. S. Kahn spent several
days In st. Louis last week on bust.
ness.
Mrs Robt. Smith and two little
sons are seriously i'll with typhoid
fever.
Miss TriXie Bayless of Knob Lick
has been visiting relatives here this
week.
Miss Mable Boyer of Festus Is
spending several weeks here with
relatives.
Maude, little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Stepp, is seriously i'll with
diphtheria.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calyird of East
Bonnie Terre visited their son, Chas.
Calvird, Sunday.
Charley Pipkin and wife OF Ne
braska are visiting relatives In Des-
loge this week.
Gerrell Belknap and William Din
widdie of Bonnie Terre were Desloge
visitors Sunday.
Mrs. J. r. Trask and daughter,
Mrs. jasper Thomure, are In st.
Louis on business.
Fred Propst, who has been work
ing in st. for the past few months,
returned to Desloge.
James Walter, infant son Of Mr..
aud Mrs. Robt. Smith, died Satur-
day of typhoid fever.
Mrs. l.. NJ. Shaner suffered a
paralytic stroke Saturday, but is
getting along very nicely now.
}. A. Trask, sheriff OF Crawford
county, passed through here Mon.
day, enroute to Pennington on bust
ness.
Misses Irene Turley, Luella
Straughn and Sebulah Wietzel spent
several days in Bonnie Terre las,
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. Mcfarland
and little daughter, Ruth, visited re.
latives at Knob Lick Sunday and
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Richards of st.
Louis are visiting the latter's pa.
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Vest
this week.
Marvin Westover was called to
st. Louis Sunday on account of the
serious Illness of his sister, Mrs
Pearl Mailman.
Clyde Robertson spent several
days In St. Louis last week buying
goods for the o. s. Florence Dry
Goods department.
Mrs. l.. NJ. Reeves and children
Irene and Donnell, returned Sun
day from an extended visit with re-
letives In st. Louis.
Miss Olga Golf has retained home
after spending several weeks with
the Bilharz family on an outing a
Watersmeet, Michigan.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Harris have re
| q
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1913-09-11
Their object.

why do people have their hands
read. anyhow" ITO get a paimy fa-
ture."
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1913-09-11
Natural Effect.

"That tipsy man Is foggy." ""&,vs-
ally. You know, fogs are always 1ors
or less dissipated."
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1913-09-11
County Court Proceedings

The following business not here.
tofore reported was transacted by
the County Court last week;
w. A. Hutchings filed County
Treasurer Is receipt for so subscribed
for Improvement of Salem road, and
court made an additional appropria-
ton of 500 to be used for same pur-
pose. w. A.. Mitchell, road over.
seer, was appointed supervisor Of
expenditure.
VIM. Rosenstengel filed County
Treasurer's receipt for 500 sub
scribed for Improvement of German
Church and Doe Run road, and
court appropriated an additional
500 for same purpose. Mr.. Rosen-
stengel was appointed supervisor.
X. r. and Telephone, Etc. Levy.
The court fixed the taxable valua-
tlon Of the railroad, telephone and
telegraph property within the coun-
ty as equalized by the State Board
OF Equalization:
Western Union Telegraph 8 Ii, 49,
Illinois Southern Tele-
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1913-09-11

was made: State revenue, ljc; State
interest &c; State capitol, Ole; coun-
ty revenue, 4Qc; school revenue Doc
road revenue, 3jc, on the 500 valua-
tinn, except within the confines Of
incorporated cities, where DC on the
500 valuation will apply.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-04-18
Bonn Stnnb Der QrcbsiDridnng.

0a8 OsutIde 3entrultomitee 3ur
Grforf6un9 M 8%stdmpiung osf
Mrebstrantheit biett, pie aus Berlin
teriftet miro, Isins oissjdArise Sit
5unq 3ufommsn nit Den 0eutIten
2onoes. Somitees fir &rebsforidua4
oh. Die Qusfiihruuqen, neIhe Der
@~orTisenoe, @ebeimrat Ortiz, md6te.
tlonqsn in Der 61uptia6e 3iemIif)
reii0nisrt. Nu6 in bieism Sabre
iino oie Q.bcaten 1ofinunasn MD;
in G%rfUduna ~9saanaen; nod INNER
il: uns ii6er BE Gnt1ehunQ oea
menIdliden SveEIes nid1ts hetannt
oenoroen: Die Gros5niHs os8 9opens
Goqensr QrofeIiot5 6ibiasr, o,r
nurth Ginqsmeih,rtrm.r bel Ratten
tinItlid Qrs6sQti4piilite cr3.u9'n
tpnrts, laHen iih auf DEN WsnI6sn
nitt iit.rtraQen. SO tam Ij6 bier
lei aud ipohl niet nm cine oiret:t
GrseuQuno oes 2Csbfes ourh Den
Qaraiittn, fonosrn IN Der 6aupt'ate
nun UNI cine Rsiapirtun9 banoeIn.
Golonqs mir besuaIib Der Qs'ioloo's
bes are6Ies nn6 c1n3 i'm Dun'sI1
tcppen, 1T aud 01s geitrsbsn, Den
Slets gu hsilsu, ogBsrproentIi6 ,r'
fGip.rt. 0urh nis neusren Inter
fu6unaen 1T es 1obl berfdl.o.n'n
Horihern oduncea. Den gisrtrs6s,
bsIonbers sen Der Ulduie uno Rat
ten. gu beiIsn; bs'm Msnftsn 'ino
i.ho6 bisber sic Qsriuds gun3 ne
o1tip ousa.louFen. Dis Die Dinae
clio li.osn. 1T 61s qrtbstomitss Dor
osy 6ano ourauF an7.pisisn, uufflde
reno 3u pirtsn. 5ui'Idrsno i'm 8ol'e
uno o~uftliren0 6ti zen Qer3tsn. Die
W0olifteit sin,r %artbsteilun9, BE
b,aher nur ouf operatipem Wsos
mDolif 1T. fGra. oaDon az. Dob
fer patient fr@t osnuq gsrodG;
Tt0oTt uno 5ur, 4cst Qsft. uno an
0srsrfeits oauou. 6B Die 6io9uo'fi.
fdsn TG6iafsttsn ,es Qr3tss m09-
IitIt out entrits., Csrbsn. oamit -
tie qransfsit i'm ausrerftea Sta-
oium ertennt. us,c bic hisr3u c..
t.oFFen.n Wes7- IN 5sri6tsts o,c
Ceuerolietrstdr 0eorg Wle9sr;
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-04-18
Neroin.S flopen.

Sine u%nierer dr5tliten 3eiti6rifl
Ten nod Der nnoeren bringt in iiings
fer 3eit Wornurgen an Qler3te uno
Quien por Dem io9enannten 0eroin,
uno aud mebrere SugenofhuB Der
bdnoe i'm WtIten saben oasielbs pera
8ont.
0eroir lit oas neus[te prdparot.
oos aus Dem Opium obgeIeitet lit.
3tob oteier !0ertunit Duroe IS Elm.
Deilc Toipp6l pon Qpotbetern, pte
BON Qer3ten ais Elm barmloies Be
rubigunQs U}ittel ungeIeben. ous
beiouoers fir 6uIten out iei. Gt.
madIcnc un0 aud ain0eg erbteIten
e8 unbeoen!tid.
Ctnt ,3ipsiiel Eat 0ieie8 prdparot
fir oen Nuoenbiid Die oorteilhdften
Wirtungcn, netde ibm 3ugei6rieben
ner0cn, Is wir0 ober neueroings
1hner per6d4ti9t. cine 70 odmoniihr
geuotnbeits Watt iiber Die gu
Qeninnen. reIhe Is QerieBen, ais o.
"a Elm Worpbin pr1parot mare.
uno I6leidsn0 I9pereu oauern0en
G6a0en gu Ibeul Giner per genann'
ten Qer6duoe MID i6ou cine Neibe
juqsn0I:ter 6eroin GtIopen entoedt
6a6sn, ebtu'o tpie aud erpo6lene.
man bat ia ungefdbr oasIelbe Ibon
be8iiQlid 70 mon6er anoeten 8erubi
Qunqs Oregon feitgeitsat, Die aus
We63inen gu ~GenuBmittsln" pur
sen; aber qeraoe Dem 0eroin bate
man 70 ettpas niht 3uqetraut. uno
nonhs ~9lauben nod jeBt nidt re6t
6lron. 8te0eift peroisnt Die Gahc
nrh cine QrjinhIihers l'ntsriuhung;
c6tr alien Nni6ein mad lit 80r'i6:
audi init oiciem mitoe # enCpiums
Northumberland geboten, teion'
oer5 lrenn 01sfetbs obne bsTouoers
dt3tlite Wciiung unDsrantportIia
bsnubt Miro.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-04-18

Jn Nmsrito tommen BON
1000 gsr9leutsn jeoes 3abr 3.39
ourd llniaQe UNI
Der tGsinRs 9irf6 Der
NeIt lit her G%dn6jil, Gr bat Die
Gr0be zines Jo6shunhes uno Bsine
70 oInn pie elm glsiItiit.
8jsr obrbun0erte mar
oos 00rfhen @sriau Die tlsiuiie Re'
pubIlt. SRI 1917 puroe Is Dem
Gauton G6ton3 sinDerIei6t.
DE 1917 auf itaotliAe Qnoronung
in Tr0atreiA ar9etauften Wtrinos
itafs wuroen unter miIitdrifher So
'orte mad Qotsoom 9sbraht.
3u einem pfunb Qiebjg'
f6sn 5Ieiitertrottes perosn 81
Qiun0 reiues MasteIilsi'h ODER a.
Qfun0 gontIleii6 psr1rbeiiet.
Ter Bonner Der aroiatouer
Grplo7iou mar oui zine S%nt'srnun1
h0y5ar, bic Der Ijitdu} 3piihen Nms
itsr0am un0 aontantinopeI ents
fpribt.
Die dfttfe Cr9et Der DsIt
fefiu0et ff in siaem ileinen Dorfe
Der Sn5el 8otIano. T1s Snitrus
men, it1mmt aus rsm Z. S1br'
bunoert.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-04-18
Goloa.ener66er.
Sic Gubsitdtten ipaderer a6mpfer IN
Der ierbiifen Snuetftnst.


SunoertfinfunooreiBis gleiae flas
de 6iiQel, 70 i6reibt Elm 8orrsipon=
bent, reihen ii4 nun idon oneindn@
ser orauBen auf Dem 8.Igrdoer
frieohof. fiinf LANCE Reiben gIei6er
nsiBer 0oI3treu5e fpreden bon ben
Spfern oes Srieqes. Die iih Der Job
rod aus 0en 9elqraosr Spitdlern
0ebolt hat. Sin 0rittsl trGet auber
Nonen uno S~abres3ahl nod bic
&ufidrift ranjenik (9erpunoeter),
Gter al bic onoeren iino ni9t ibrsn
0erlsbun0en, %ionoern b0isn Grtdls
tun9en. Ser 9ungenentSiinoung uno
Sem 2ppbus erIegen. Wo bic 6elz
zen Ser lsbtsu 6eIoSiiQe eerubt haben
aud bic oss isBioen ibren pfa.Gqss
Fanoen, 10 oaB rs Elm itGnoiges Nus
rho GinQrlbsn gibt auf oieier 8ars
6eue. 3ublreihe bunte papisr6lus
msntrdnSlein, bdlberfrorsns t8luters
itcnQ.I uro piele asr3.nitumh.af tss
l~oeiien. Dab taum iemono Den 6rieas
tnf perldBt, obns Gil 6ielen 0rdbern
ton Rieqetonuten einen tlein.r Qiea..
Des5oll 3u sntrihten. s3pft, orei BE-
iheiosne SteintreuSe befinoen ii6
inter ben bol3ernen. uno einsm baben
bic 3dmeraoen ais riibrenoe Nus
8eihnun9 Elm perbIihen,S 6dbnsntuh
rmQefdlun9en. 9ier uno ga biIpsn
Sipei fhnar8s 6roQsSeiter Sen elm
aiqen Nohruf. unb nab aud bic i'm
2dnoe %lpobnenoen 6rembsn, bic i.rs
Eide llntertanen purben. iih tt :
ftr beteili0t hoben. benefit bier man.
der Name, ToQar Elm r%obann giss
mard" befinoet Iih oarunter.
0ie8 iino bic %GbrenqrGber. sic
hus @otsrlonb isinen unbemittelten
Sobnen mItiftet. mdbreno Sic Gffi3iez
,e uno bie tpobIbaben6tren StGnoen
cnoehoriQen Streiter BON ibren
Sdmilien beTtottet peroen uno untsr
&lumenberQsn in prdhtiQtu grbs
teqrdbnifen ruben. ON einsm hiti,r
hidden 9iiqel tIoat ber33erbrefenb
elne idtparSe @eItaIt, uno duf teils
a%obmpoIleS TraQtn er3G6It lie pm
ihrem ein3iQen Go6n, sinem iieb3ebns
i0brioen SinQIinQ, Ser If pol oIiis
ten0er Seaeiiterung Den Gomitotihi
eni6Iob uno lei eincm lleberfa1
Ger Nrnduten ouf 2iIiba einen 9n9
TOR Der GrieQ5ertIdrunq ols erIter
ten 9on fdno, rGhren0 iein OnttI,
Ter SomnonbdHt ot$ Z. Re9imerts.
bel Sumonoipo bIieb. @eim Wetters
lponGern QeIonQt man Damn ou6 Dor
20. so biht 3uiommenQeordn9te LAM
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:unq forie oo5 ihriitbeoedte un0
tesqei6miidte Dentmal zines ldnait
rcrltorbenen Tdfhd5 Ia1en permus
ttn. 0db Tier sic in Den 9ranfens
h%duTern uno Der Teitun0 QeItor6enen
1iirtiften GrieQ8oeidnQcnen lire Ruz
he'tdtte fonbtn. ;Nier fe1lt Iet6H bag
>cbe 9oI3treu3. "a 01s Qeqen bic
NegeIn bes 9ornn lit; uno roeil feline
InQehoriQen "a Tjnb, ojt @rGber nit
frnten 0entiteinen an fhm.iden, uno
n'emdnb Elm 8Iiimden fir Te ii6rig
bat, 70 lieqen ie braun, nodt unb
iabI o6en auf Dem 9erQ, Sen aopf
gen Often %Qetpan0t, binter fih 81.
tldulid fdimmernoe Gtaot, 81. ieBt
lIs Sicaerin iiber ben 6albmono ibs
'e mdIeriifen 3innen ~ftol3er benn ie
gum 9immet hebt uno oodb emit Elm
1'dts mar unter Der 9erri6aft Ger
W}oilim.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-04-18

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fI1rsnoen Wsrtblatt.s nsrteilt mo
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Bon BEN Qunosstomitsts intsref=
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oeIterol. Wenn mir ouh bisb.r te;z
rel Anhdlt fir Elm. 9sSisbuna res
NsnihsntrsbTss gu zen sIeiden @ss
id}rpiilitsn Ser 6auStisre hdbsn. 70
III ods Stuoium lebterer 3rantheis
ten gum minotitsn miHenihOftIih
oubtrorosntIih iutsreNant. Vrof. D.
Wdiiliepsti idloat nor. 2ieres=
fdllpilite gu Iammsln; sr bat iih nit
Den 3iihtsr,ip,rsinen uno ano,ren
,iufdldQiosn Stellen in @erbinounJ
QelsBt. Dap oieis ibm Were nit @e.
ftpiiIitsn sssen GrItattuug oe3
Wertes Der ipnit ia unbrauhborsu
2iere in oas 0siosIberQer 8rsbSir,
ftitut abIisfsrn ioasn. Niermit Miro
aunGdit piiIsnihaftlides Mdteriol
;u peraIeiheuoen patholoQiIhen un0
thsrapsutiit)en Stuoisn 9%erponner
lno nuNsrerisits cine Wrt Statiit;t
iIber oaS @ortommsn Ser @eihniiIs
ite bel 2iersn ermoQIiht. Die Damn
pIelleiht nit oen betrsfitnoeu menih=
lihen Statiitiien per9lihen psroen
Tam. Oas Shemu puroe lsbba'.
0istutiert: @sbeimrat Srtb empfahl
fcIhe Mobnabmsn alIgsueit our6.
Sufiibrsn; QrofeNor 9ocS bob her
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ipe3ieller ftuoierten Srtbisn ser Der
fuuun9Spr9ans mdnfe ldnoIiten
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lei 60ritern unb anoeren @erioneu.
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lei oisfs Sruntbeit perbGItnismGbi9
ftbr hGufiQ, fooaB man 9s3isbungen
3ipiIhen Msnftentrebs uno 2isrs
trebs nidt bon Der Sdno reiien
Tonne.