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The Marshall republican., 1913-10-17
WHEAT N IN FINE SHAPE
Rains Also Give Missouri Good Fal,
Pastures for stock.

JEFFERSON CITY. Mo-. oct. s.
Wheat seeding In Central Missouri
II practically through. and a very
large e has been sown. Nearly
all OF the early sown wheat Is up and
growing nicely.
In some places the new crop IL
three inches tall. Never have the
farmers In this section had more ia
vorable weather for putting In this
most important crop.
Late and abundant rains aud
warm. growing weather. have trans
formed the fields and pastures into
landscapes Of vivid green, as fresh
and luxuriant as they ever were In
June.
The important feature OF this Ia
that Il is providing pasturage to
carry the stock without much feed
ing until well along In the winter,
thereby making up TO some extent
for the shortage OF the corn crop.
Farmers who held on to their sur
plus stock In July and August arc
congratuiatlng themselves. a few
weeks on the fresh fall pastures will
put the stock In good condition for
market.
The Marshall republican., 1913-10-17
FIRE AT ALTON HOTEL

About O'Clock FRIDAY morning
Robt. Bedsaul a roomer at the Alton
hotel. discovered fire In his room and
gave the alarm to the proprietor. |. ~.
Punteney and family. within a very
few minutes the family and about 20
roomers were out and making an Of
fort to save the building and Its con-
tents.
The fire department arrived In time
20 save the building which was burned
considerably on the south wall. Mr..
Punteney estimates his damage to fix
lures az about SI75. The fire II SUP
posed To have caught from a passing
train Slater News.
The Marshall republican., 1913-10-17
HOID ANNUAL MEETING.

The policy holders OF the Farmers
MUTUAL Fire aud Lightning Insurance
Company OF Saline county held their
Cightccnth annual meeting In the
county court room on saturday. octo-
her Iith. for the purpose Of electing
O. board OF directors Tor the ensuing
y,ar and attended to other business
OF importance.
The board selected are a. follows;
i. Orcar. Wm. G. Gaines. Robert
.CIough. :. =. Huston. T. G. Terrell,
l.. r. stouffer. W. $. Pile. Jno. y,
Rothrock, Il. !. Thorp aud u. a.
Field.
The secretary and treasurer made
a cir annual financial report, which
showed The company TO be IN a pros
Porous aud thriving condition. hay-
.iue written an Increase $4,000
over the previous year.
The new board met immediately
the annual meeting adjourned
aud organized Dy elcctine u, j.. Orcar
president. ". G. Gaines, vice presl.
don't. l.. W. Scott. treasurer, and VIM
Ifrtsch, secretary.
The Marshall republican., 1913-10-17
NAY HOLD NArIoNAL COZ.

The Republican National com
mlttee Will meet at Washington Dec
hpber 16 and may call a National
Convention &c be held ehrIy. next
epring, IL is doubtful whether the
National committeemen will, assume
40 determine how delegates TO the
National coyention OF 1916 shall be
selected. or on what basis states may
be represented, az there is now such
a widespread demand for changes In
methods OF selecting delegates and In
the basis OF representation.
II a National convention Is called
by the National committee a nation
vide campaign for control OF II will
be inaugurated at once and the party
will have a lively contest on hand
New York having started the move
ment for a change In party rules tn,
Issue cannot be avoided. IL is re
The Marshall republican., 1913-10-17
n RoADdis OURS

The city OF Marshall, the county
court and the board OF highway COM
missioners sat np "a look ssotice We'd
nesday morning when the Miami dele
cation In the interest OF the county
seat highway arrived in the little city
around the square.
The honorable mayor. r. ii. Lem
non. led the delegation which was
made up OF substantial citizens who
went as volunteers In the good cause,
There we're seven automobile loads Of
them and each and every man was .
good roads enthusiast. The occasion
was the meeting o fthe county cour'
10 let the contracts for dragging thu
roads chosen as countyseat highway
under the painter law.
Tho road running from Miami 4
The Marshall republican., 1913-10-17
BARN AND sILO BURNED

A barn and silo on WIN Chamber
Inns farm. five miles east OF Hous-
tonia. caught fire In some unknown
manner Saturday morning abou I 3
o'clock and was completely destroyed.
The barn contained a years supply OF
corn. hay, Sheaf and shelled oats and
a number OF farming implements. Mr..
.~Chamberlin's loss Is considerable, as
he had only $500 insurance on the
barn and contents-Houstonian.
The Marshall republican., 1913-10-17
TUssEy SALE A SUCCESS.

Mrs. Agnes Tussey's administrators
OF the late Reuben A. Tussey, sale
was largely attended Tuesday and
everything brought a good price. The
ladies OF the Bethlehem church serv-
ed luncheon at noon. Coils. G. p. Hud-
sen and c. J. Irvine yer the auc'
tioneers.
The Marshall republican., 1913-10-17
A TEXAS

The Texas Wonder cures kidney
and bladder troubles, dissolves grav-
el, cures diabetes. weak and lame
backs, rheumatism and all irregulari-
ties OF the kidneys and bladder In
both men and women. Regulates
bladder troubles In children. II not
sold by your druggist will be sent by
mail on receipt OF 800. One small
bottle Is two months treatment and
seldom fails to perfect n cure. Send
for Missouri testimonials. DR.. Il. w.
Hall, 2e26 Olive street. 50. Louis.
Mo. Sold by druggists. adv-tf
The Marshall republican., 1913-10-17
one Of Inc,r Twin IlahIes bead

At the home OF the parents. Mr..
aud Mrs J. ". Caldwell on South
Jefferson. their baby boy. ola G aged
one year died Monday afternoon. Oct.
obcr 70. The child Mas a twin and the
surviving babe g. also seek. The child
rem have not been vet for som,
time.
The funeral took place from the re-
sidcuce Tuesday at 1 y. M. and Oh,
service was conducted by Rev. r W
Boulware OF the eastern suburbs oi
Marshall. The burial vas In the Shi.
lch cemetery. several miles = OF
the city. This neighborhood had been
the home OF the family before comins
- Marshall.
The Marshall republican., 1913-10-17

passed

Several large wagons passed
through Marshall Thursday mo lias
=, an early hour. containing mo',s
from southwest Missouri to Illinois.
They we're the center OF interest tho
few moments they stopped on tho
square. Our people are or course ac-
customed to auto parties passing
through. but this old fashioned rt-
III attracted a good deal OF attention
They had been out ten days and were
half through with their trip.
The Marshall republican., 1913-10-17

3.7S4; Lafayette county. 1859;
Franklin county. 1885; Buchanan
county. including st. Joseph, i,457
and Mississippi county, 2,0e6.
The negro population ia larger in
counties along Mississippi & Missouri
rivers. in southwest Missouri It Is
quite small.
Most OF the negroes who leave Mis-
souri, 60 north. especially the younger
generation. In many of the larger
hotels OF the northern cities the wait
ers are all negroes. In a few years
the race problem will not be confined
TO the south but II will be national In
extent. There are fine opportunities
for the negro race In the north, where
Il Is claimed that the race prejudice
Is not so strong. The negroes who
go north have less competition with
members OF their ace and there.
fore wider field of operation. II Il
some what surprising that there has
not been a larger exodus OF negroes
rom the south to the north. How
ever the negroes have not left the
south In larger numbers Is TO the fact
that their associations with the white
people has been to their advantag,
aud they could not afford to give ~
the benefits they have derived by liv.
ing among white people who have al
ways being their true friends.
The Marshall republican., 1913-10-17
HORSE KILLED

j. II. Stone came into H%oustonia
this morning to board the early train
for Kansas City. lie rode his saddle
mare as Tar as the railroad crossing
east OF town. turned her loose and
started her home. MIR. Stone then
walked int. town. The mare turned
back and reached the railroad cross
ing Just in time to be struck and
killed by the incoming train.-Hous-
tonian.
The Marshall republican., 1913-10-17

A glass In the north window at the
office OF the Missouri Pacific depot
was broken Tuesday night and en-
trance was made into the office by UNI
known parties. About $1,000 was
taken from the cash drawer. Moth
else was molested. Agent, Dave
smith has no clue to the robbery and
is anxiously awaiting the return of his
money. TIE glass was broken 30 as
to release the catch and the window
was rsised-Sweet Springs Herald.
The Marshall republican., 1913-10-17

Marshall by way of Fairville was
designated as one OF these roads and
the contracts for dragging were. sign
ed up. Martin Kite looks after the
work from here to Muddy creek. lie
will be assisted by w. II. Utz. John
Dyer takes the contract from there to
Fairville, Charles Irvine from Fair
willie to Salt Fork and X. l.. Hyatt
from there to Marshall.
The city will do some work on the
river bill next week.-Miami News
The Marshall republican., 1913-10-17

Mrs. Emma Morris. who with her
sister. Miss Edith Mertens returned a
few days ago from Colorado. where
they spent the greater part OF the
summer. went TO Miami Thursday.
Mrs. Morris divides her time between
Marshall and Miami her former home
She is with Mrs. Ed. Bates. when
here. and with her mother, Mrs. Mer'
tens when at Miami.
The Marshall republican., 1913-10-17

4. r. Nen OF saline county. $40.
states that q considerable number OF
cattle will b. fed In MS neiehhorhood
the coming winter. In q good many
places considerable corn was raised.
and then We have plenty OF forage
feed. Mr.. Nen said. 1t seems TO be
the opinion Of every u that where
one has the corn aud feed that cattle
feeding Will pay out all right"
The Marshall republican., 1913-10-17

Charles Leonard OF Cooper county
made a brief VISIT in Marshall We'd
nesday. lie was en- route to Kansas
City and his c. & A. west bound
train being late enabled him to spend
several hours here with HIS brothers.
I.,verette and w. II. Leonard.
The Marshall republican., 1913-10-17
BIRTHS

Born to MIR. and Mrs. Cen Hamlet,
October I. Il boy.
Born TO Mr.. aud Mrs. earle Jones.
September 81. n hoy.
Born TO Mr.. and Mrs. q. c. Stephen
son. September "a, a hoy, Garrett
Clifford.-Slater News.
The Marshall republican., 1913-10-17
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The Marshall republican., 1913-10-17
Tan SALE.

yr NJ Walkers sale near Woodson,
wednesday, reported a big success.
Coils. Chas. Hudson. Harry Hudson
and Kemp heterogeneous were the
a%uctioneers. There was a big crowd
ond prices were good.
The Marshall republican., 1913-10-17

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. John l.. Mas
tiers. at their home on the Masters
farm. northeast of town. Tuesday
October 6, 1918. an eight pound son.
The mother and son are doing we'll
and II is generally thought that John
ME will rccover.-sweet Springs Her
aid.
The Marshall republican., 1913-10-17
PURCHASED INTERESTS IN sToRr

n. V. KIRK has purchased an inter-
est In the Rose a. Buckner store with
L. A. Hupp and will hereafter share
equally with him in its management.
Slater News.
The Marshall republican., 1913-10-17

FOR sALE:-splendidly located two
story, hot water heated residence
ON new paved street In Marshall. Low
price and easy terms. See Allen a.
Crockett. tO-2s)
The Marshall republican., 1913-10-17
Want Column

FOR RENT: Eight room modern
residence on Eastwood steam heat
I'd; AZ acres of land; viii rent very
reasonable to desirable party. VIII
rent house furnished or unfurnished
or sell household aud kitchen furni'
ture. Phone residence 29OW. OF
lice IA, W. ID. Bush. tD
The Marshall republican., 1913-10-17

Mrs. Fred Klingc OF the county
vest OF Marshall was shopping hero
Thursday.
The Marshall republican., 1913-10-17

Miss Halle Lewis OF Kansas n the
guest Of Or. John Il. Halls family.
The Marshall republican., 1913-10-17

The United States Good Roads as.
socisti3n has issued q call for q bic
convention for 81. Loui, on NoyCT-
Der 10 10 ~ TO which 100 are ar
range TO secure government aid Co.
road building.
The Marshall republican., 1913-10-17
Money to Loan.

have money TO loan at five and one-haIf per cent annual inter-
est, with the privilege TO the borrower Of paying any part Of princi.
pal at any time, and rebate the interest from date Of payment.
These IN liberal terms and IL you want money, now is n good
time TO get IL.
I furnish abstracts and perfect titles to all lands aud town lots
in saline county. ! have buyers for saline county farms. II youi
have N for sale let me know about Il. n Ft
ARIEL LEONARD, Marshall, Mo. ~
++++++-
The Marshall republican., 1913-10-17

The Pesky Mexioans are still killing
each other but have ceased KILLING
foreigners. Not until au iron hand
"a stretched forth to iu,im.dato and
restrain them will The MoNicaus sub
nit to any Kind OF government. They
certainly need suppression.
The Marshall republican., 1913-10-17

The German Americans had a
great time iu -. I.ouls last week
celebrating the emancipation Of their
Faderland from French rule. 81.
Louis aud Missouri too owes
much TO German American citizens
They are loyal, patriotic. e%nterprlslng
and prosperous, and. for the most
part. public spirited.
The Marshall republican., 1913-10-17

4 number OF people nave told us
nat they have put oft ordering their
winters coal because they Tea pom
taneous combustion 90 the coal is
put IN dry and not piled too high
there g. yory little danger. Ia fact
few residences put in enough coal to
make Il dangerous. ven 81 put IN
vet.
The Marshall republican., 1913-10-17

The low tariff promised boy the
Democrats Is nov Goo effect. 90 you
like II. give the Democrats party FUN
credit. it not. vote out the party at
the first opportunity. 10 in doubt.
keep your eyes aud ears opoud and o
gauge on our each.
The Marshall republican., 1913-10-17

when Adolphus Busch crowned
himself King iu Los Angeles. several
years ago. President TAFT Joined iu
we'll wishes. NoW that Mr.. Busch b.
dead II T. IN order Tor President VIII
sen TO honor his memory. We thou.
ght best to remind him q. this Ia au
editorial.
The Marshall republican., 1913-10-17

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yet DeSC Results
BeIp. Situations Lost and Found. Rent Rooms.
Country Board. ETC.. one cent word each time
Miscellaneous Sales and Wants. Business Op-
Horses and Sehieles FOR sale and Wanted ETC..
ono cent a word each time for three or more
''R Business s.sh %'sim Re.l Estate
four lines or more. three times. 10 cents q line
s ..riad time. with decreasing rate for . longer
Leave your little wants at
The Star Branch.
One in your neighborhood.
NORTHWEST BRANCHES,
Board & Mcclure 9th and SITS.
POSTAL Teicsrsph. iis4 \. !. ave.
reS r. P1ns St'Ts 18th .Ss e ss.
L II. Day; Druggist. 18th and SITS .,
cspfSer prns store a 18th AND and sts
GoldenherS,s Bureau Of Information.
iioitzclau.s Newsstand t .7oS Pa ave.
Interior Dept. Sth and F. Postal telegraph
rauI Pearson " Druggist. 18th and Florida ave NV
Roland Wallace. Newsstand and Stationery store,
Tevksbury Drug Store $40 18th NV.
Union Station. Postal Telegraph.
rrited States Capitol, Postal telegraph
1872 Connecticut ave-, Postal Telegraph.
Quigley's Drug Store. 91st and G SITS.
GEORGETOWN,
0'DonpelPs Drug Store. Send and SITS.
Pride's Pharmacy. 18th and r SITS.
Postal Telegraph. 1249 Wisconsin, ave-
NORTHEASTs
Ichr's Pharmacy. 4th and Stanton pl. ne.
r. X. Richardson Co. y Cap. and r SITS.
Eencaly's Pharmacy. y. Cap. and SITS.
TAYLOR & Lamb 18th and F.. Cap. SITS.
u. NJ. McWiiliams' Pharmacy. 18th and Fl SITS. ne.
=. D. Parker. y. Cap. and Rhode Island ave.
Ycatman. H. A.. Pharmacy. 1th and ne.
Lincoln Park Pharmacy 18th and East Cap. SITS.
SOUTHEAST:
Thompson Drug Co.. Sth and SITS. Sc.
Rradley's Drug Store. 18th and Pa. ave. Sc.
NJ $. Fealy. Druggist, 11th and Pa. ave.
SOUTHWEST
Iith ST. wharf. Postal Telegraph Office.
Sullivan's Drug Store. 9TH and D SITS. NV.
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Al Automobiles for htre-Al. New ana Z
passenger ears, with careful chauYeurs. e per
hour up. Day phone, Main 1919 Night phone.
North bose Special rstss for trips. People.
Auto Hiring Co,
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SPECIAL VALUE TODAY.
light gasoline runahout. suitable for
womsu's use: all In COOL order. For quick
sale at $50.
Columbia electric yictoris. Ealer stanhope in
cectTies. Buick touring. Columbia touring.
Tires. accessories gasoline aud oils. Repairs
that are right at lowest prices.
kLOCK & DIFTRICH
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
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and y. Y. ave. NV: yours for $500
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-02

@abrenb oes Sabres 1913 mur6en
&alolanoereien i'm l1mfange bon
713,415 Mder bon Ser Negierung
sur Nnlage BON Nationalforiten un6
sum Sdrbe Ser idiffbaren Str0me
ongefauft. @lei63eitig puroen uber
100000 N6er oem gar15en Golfe
geborenoeS f1lturfabiges Aderlan6
einigen 8enigen in Die &dn6e ge,
ipielt. Ser u@a116el" lit elm iebr
idledEtlr, be,1n Dos ertporbene 2ono
lit meiitens gebirgig nn6 uertblos
fir Sic 2anomirtb1daft. Die 5bot=
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9}e6t iid genommen fat, 2anoereien
a1151fmufen un6 6ieie in Joritrelerpa=
tionen llm5ulpanoeln, mag zines 60
geS olS &ra5eoen5faa 6o5u 6tenen,
AUDI anoere 2aroereien al ertperben,
Sic ulS &egierl1ngsbeiitstb11m 6a5u oie=
men fonnen, Sic iibergroBe @etpalt
Ser 2anobeliber 5n bred)en nnb Ser
Nrbeitslpiigfeit einen Miegel por3lt=
idieben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-02
&atb oIi5iS,mmSmebr &C.:
gen So5ialismmslebr.
uYait sic &eli9ium ans bem Spicl!"
pber y&eligipn lit Hribatiade!"
is.

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5ialisnms: Shidt ct feline M9itato=
rem arf sen @%alternfang aus, Damn
ipridt er bon oem umolfenloien
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2anoarbeit nnb inoultriel1er Mrbeit,
6erienreiien, Ebeilnabme or grpe6i=
tioren uno Golpni lationen - Mnes
miro oe1n gliifliden 5terbliden gebp=
ten meroen int gliidlid)en 3ufmnfts=
itaat. So, gerooe5u para6ieiiibe gu
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ger 6es 3ufl1nftsltaats garantirt.
@er m0dte 90 nibt So5ialiit tper=
Sen. 5lt1nal ieber na6 ieiner 6acon
iclig meroen font, 6a Sic &eligion
ia inn 3ufunftsitaat aus 6em Spiel
gelollen miro, vYripatlade" lit!
So miro %geiprod)en, menn Ste TO-
5ialiitiiden s%lgitatoren al1f ben
Salter11fang ausgeben, gen1db Ser an=
meiiuug, Sic ibnen Ser @el1olie Slider
gibt:: uooi1en mir SEN 100000 fatbo=
lii9en Mrbeiterr, oie be1tte nod bill=
ter Sen Gentrn1nsfabnen mtarihiren
ibren lieben @errgott nno ibren @lalt=
ben. @erm mir iie erit bon ser Snte=
reliengemeiriomfeit nit uns, ser ST.
terelieugcn1einia mfeit offer Mrbeiter
unb bent @egenlab ibrer Sntereilen
ST. oener1 ibrer fatboliiden, proteitan=
tiiden o6er iiioiiden Mrbettgeber
iiber5eugt baben, Damn miro iib au6
Sos Mn6ere fin6en. Sd peiB 6ies
ans n1ei11er eigenel1 g11tpidlung."
Snsbeion6ere mer0en Sic io5ialilti=
i6en Mgitatoren getparnt, beim glal1=
bigen 2a116polf Ste &eltgior1 ia nidt
an31tgretfen, 1onlt mare ubie ga115e
Sa6e %per6orberL" ga, %iolange Sic
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-02

Gin ne1es Experiment in ser
Understanding in 9(merifa miro
in 3apton inn Stoate Sbio gen1obt
mer6en. sln1 1. Sanuar na6lten
Sabre5 tritt BORT Elm nel1er Charter
i1 Strait, inter meldem Elm 6od=
mann, Ser grfobrltngen in muni5i-
palen Mngelegerbeiten beiitt, Sic 3il=
gel Ser Germaltung iibernimmt. Sbm
CUR Seite tperoen flint Gommillare
iteben, beren Efli6ten ober rein &C.
iebgeberii6 iein mer0en. Sic Gorlte<
fer Ser flint Gepartements peroen
bon Sem 6admanr1, Ser Sen 5itel
u9l1iineB =Manager" tragt, %ernannt.
Mfan bofft auf 6iele 8eiie Sic Holitlf
bon Ser &ertpaltung 3m trennen. SS1t
Gentidlano bat mon sic &idtigfeit
oieier Nnidauung langit erfonl1t.
3arum audi iin6 6ie beutiden Staote
uno lire @ertpaltung mllltergiiltig
fir sic gon5e @elt. IS miro aber
ldmere &0iimpfe folten, Big mir in
Nmerifa liberau 10 meit linb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-02

Ieflau1ator!" BORT lingt Ser @err
Epet al %:
uSo lang Elm Yrieltertbum nit fin
lterll 2cbren
Sic Meni6en trenllt inl Seben nn6
inn 600,
ltro je0er freien Weim1ng - u@ott
al gbren" -
lfit 9a1m nn6 cmiger Gerommmib
0robt;
lang Sic Sd)ule nod init @irn=
gelpinlten
l1no Mbertpib ser Seele 8liitbe fnidt
limo nit bes Mpiti3ismus faulen
Sim item
Ien freien 8eilt i'm &in6e idon err
itidt;
go lang Elm Erieiter glan5t inn
@etl'genidetn,
&unl1 in ser @elt sic @abrbeit ni6t
geoeib'n, uim.
Heregrinus.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-02

1teber SEN Grfinoer 6es ftarren
2uftidiffes, SOS beiBt SEN Mann,
ser als er1ter oie S6ee oeS Starrl11ft=
idiffes per0ffentlidte, mur6en bon
81. q. Sronnier in Meain5 interei<
ionte unteriudungen ongeiteut. Sic,
ie Inter udungen baben au 6em @r=
gebntB gefiibrt, 6aB &arl Gbeooor b.
@alberg, Ser lebte @11rfirit BON
Mai115, Iiiritprtmas nn6 ipater
@roBber5og bon 6ranffurt, 511erit
oas itarre Erin3ip fir 2%uftfabr5euge
porgeidlagen fat. ST. Eronnier
5tttert cine @tntragung aus elmer
Moi115er Gbronif bonn ID. Sebruor
1854, in Ser es beiBt: uBie es beibt,
Jon ser Gtattbalter in grfurt, Baron
b. 0olberg, beriibmt 6ur9 ieinen
gntbniioSmus fir @iifenf daften
u116 o1es Cute ,oie miIfiirli9e 2en<
flung 6es o%uftbollons erfun6en un0
feline grfinoung Sem Safer 6ran5
un6 ser aaiierin bon Gublano 5uge-
lon6t boben." 1856 bot Damn Sal
berg, pie Or. Gron1ier ol1sfiibrt, in
elmer IN 9idtenbergS ~Maga5in fir
oos Meleite aus ser Bbpitf un6 Sea-
turgei6idte" peroffentlidten Mb=
bonolung uGuelq1tes bl1es fur 6es
mo9btnes aeroltatiques" befannt &C.
geben. Sour als usfi35e zines Mma=
tuers" legt 0olberg, init Ser 8itte
INN @odii@t, fem Broieft Ben Sod=
leltten Dor, un6 MIR, neil er in Der
Ebot CLAUDE, oaB eS einise @eiidts=
punfte entbalte, 6ie in ser 6olge bon
Muten iein fonnten. Das @oS let
tbeuer, ferner lei Sic @elegenbeit I'M
grun6e lebr %ielte11, 100 Die Mntpe,1=
onng ser Maidine midtig fem fonn,
tie, rn6 6rittens per6e 6ie @roBe it,
rer Mmeliungen fir LANCE 3eit Die
@inbiloung eridreden.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-02
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BON copiGarer 8ron6itis uno Snn-
qenent5iinoung beitragen moat, oann
gebrou6t @uiten=Meoi5inen, tpel@e
Goblin, Morpbin &eroin nno aaoere
8erubigungsmittel entbalten, Dentt
SIR cine @rfdltung o6er Sn1te1t babt.
Gin 8ruitreinigungsmittel nte
GbamberIoins @uitem1ittel lit, mas
man gebrau6t. Sizes retnigt Die Sui
turbitten ober @r5eugungsplate fur
sic Seine ser 2nn9enent5iinoung nno
o116erer @eimfranfbeiten aus. 3as
lit, mesbab 8neumonia beritommt
aus elmer @rfdltnng menn Gbomber=
loins &ultenmittel gebral1@t miro.
gs hat einer meltbreiten Slut fir let=
ne Seilungen. @s entbalt fei1ren
morpbium ooer onoere 8ernbigunss-
1toffe. gu faufen Bel onen &aros
lcrn. - Mn5eige.