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The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1914-03-27
Methodist Church

9:45a. m. Sunday Shoot at
First Chrch
3 p. m. Wesley Chapel
Morning Subject The Man
Who is WISE.
1900 m. Glass Meeting
$50 p. m. Epworth League
Topic Builders of Methodism,
John Wesley, The Scholar
Evangelist" Leader, Miss Cora
Morgan.
Rev. James Sealey, Pastor OF
the NJ. E. Church at Sitka, Kan.
sas will preach in the evening.
1874 persons were at prayer
me citing last Thursday evning.
The ladies OF this church OBJ.
serve the beautiful custom of re
moving their hats just before the
sermon.
Courteos ushers. A cordial
welcome.
VIM. T. Ward, Pastor.
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Blue Bell and Valley Center

The sand storm, last week, was
a great article and blew things in
general, some of the late wheat
being damaged some.
Alpha DAVIS spent the week
end at home.
A phone meeting was held at
Valley Center last Saturday night.
On account of the bad weather,
there was no dance at "Bixler
Hall" Friday night.
Literary will be postponed from
Fripay, 9th, to Friday. Apr. 3rd.
and the school will also give some
entertainment for the last day
program that night. Every body
come and bring your friends.
Quite a few in the neighbor-
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Pleasant Valley

Mr.. Hays and Mr.. Kreible are
hauling sand from the river to
plaster their silos with.
G. o. Davis, Dave Scott and
Ed Scott made a business trip to
the Cimarron river last Tuesday
A good many from this locality
attended the Freeman Jones sale
last Monday.
Frank Green and family went
to Pratt, last Sunday, in their
auto, for a short visit with rela
tIves.
The Pleasant Valley ball team
has been organized and has open
dates for every Thursday after
noon which they would like to fill
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrol's baby is
sick with pneumonia.
The high winds of the past week
has moved some dirt and covered
some dirt in this locality.
Mrs. Geo. New is up and around
again after being confined to her
bed for few days with la grippe.
James Hall was in this locality
last Tuesday, buying stock hogs,
A number of farmers around
here are talking of planting corn
in week or two, if this kind Of
weather continues.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Packer re-
ceived a letter from their son, Eli,
who left here some time ago for
northeast Missouri. He likes it
there.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1914-03-27
Bethel Notes

The weather looks as though
Spring had come.
Rev. Clark, j. X. Still and
wife and S. d. Still and wife
attended the funeral of Charley
Kearns of Rose Valley last Wed.
nesday.
Mas. Stephenson visited with
Mrs, w. T. Potter last wednesday.
Mrs. Henry Amen spent We'd
nesday with Mrs. Glover.
Mrs. A. E. Stephenson and
Hazel Glover called on Sarah
Hinkel Thursday evening,
lula Jones entertained at Sup
per Sunday evening Sarah Hinkel
Bertha Pruett, Hazel and Bert
Glover.
Harriet and Pauline Cowan Wis
tied with Mary and Lula Terrell
Sunday evening.
Mrs. Birmingham and Edith
Smith took supper at w. H.
Emrie's Saturday.
Rev. Clark filled his regular
appointment at Bethel last Sun
day.
Quite large crowd attended
the young peoples meeting Sun.
day evening,
Jewel Wheeler of Floris is Wis
iting at j. S. W heelers this week
Mrs. Bathlock of Floris tool
the pictures of the Bethel schoo
Monday.
Gordon Jones is on the sick lis
this week.
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Eureka Items

We had some cold and windy
weather last week and some OF
the wheat on sandy soil is blown
out quite badly.
Mesdames G. H. and G. E. Mo-
rehouse were in Liberal on Friday
and marketed 1870 dozen eggs
w. A. and John King we're in
Liberal on Saturday.
V. Capps was in town on Mon
day and his mother Mrs. S. A.
Capps accompanied him home
to visit with her children this
week.
d. Ireland and wife, we're in
Liberal Friday.
John King and Curtis Newman
Started to Colorado Tuesday
where they have claims.
w. 7. and Mrs. V. Capps we're
in Tyrone on Monday.
Walter Elliott, wife and child
rem were at W. A. Kings on Sun
day.
Mrs. G. E. Morehouse has over
200 little chicks.
W. T. Capps lost one of his
feed stacks by fire last Wednes.
day, the wind being high it blew
some sparks from a rubbish fire
and caught the feed. Having
a phone is all that saved his
other feed stacks and barn as
eight or ten neighbors came tc
assist in fighting fire.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1914-03-27
Harwood

Harvey Morgan and wife were
over from Springfield Wednesday
and bought so bushels of barley
from Mrs. Jim Burr.
Art Mccormick and family took
Sunday dinner with Jim Burr and
family.
This Post Office will be dis
continued the 18th of April.
Jim Daniels father and mother
came in from Missouri the first
of the week.
Mrs. R. L. Jones is quite sick
Roberta Burn is quite sick at
this writing,
Mrs. Sheppard called on Mrs.
Jim Burr Thursday.
Our School is arranging for q
dinner the last day.
About two hundred attended
the Ben, Pinkerton sale Wed
nesday.
Dwight Swink and family have
moved from from near Ethelton
to four miles east of here.
Mrs Sam Jones is vesy sick
with rheumatism.
Mas. Mildred Morgan called to
see Mrs. Sam Jones Tuesday.
Mrs. Jim Burr went to Sublette
to see a doctor Saturday.
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Blue Bell and Valley Center

(Too late for last week.
All are enjoying the nice
weather snd wheat Is growing
fine.
j. Land and wife have returned
home after spending the winter
in Liberal.
There was a large crowd at
Literary last Friday night and a
good program was rendered every.
one enjoyed the dialogue given
by the eight grade. Literary the
9th, everybody invited.
Chas Stafford spent Sunday
with home folks.
Mrs, Jesse Pointing is quite i'll
at the present writing.
Mrs. Amy Monroe and mother
Mrs. T. M, Boles were Liberal
callers Saturday.
Mrs. Will Pointing called at Mrs
Ralph Wooden's Friday after.
noon.
Jack Land and wife attended
the sale at Mr.. Anders Monday.
r. M. Jones has opened q
black smith shop in his old house
Lee Taylor returned Friday
after a two days trip to Hutch
inson.
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CORRESPONDENTS
Ridgeview Items

(roo late for last week.
Beautiful Spring weather at
this writing.
James E. Hall was trading in
Liberal last Saturday.
r. Z. Hall is listing with his
two row lister this weesa.
Ray Gutridge brought out a
load of supplies from Liberal last
Saturday.
Writ Flemming was trading
at Liberal last Saturday.
j. w. Freeman was in town on
business last Friday.
j. r, Spiker was among the
at the Coutny seat last Saturday.
Luther Cox and wife we're
among the County seat visitors.
Luther Ellis helped Mr.. Slim
yea repair his windmill one day
last week.
Messers Ed and Doc Scott were
trading in town last Saturday.
Will Jerman was a business
visitor in town last week.
Rosco Morrell was through
these parts one day last week
buying cattle.
John Fizer of Moscow was
helping Mr.. Berg a few days
last week.
The boys on the Hitch ranch
have six hundred acres listed for
spring crops.
A good rain and a few warm
days would soon start the grass
along.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1914-03-27

w. t. Capps and wife, spent
Sunday at the V. Capps home,
also Mesdames Ireland and
Palmer, the latter who has beer
visiting Mrs. Ireland.
Mrs. w. T, Capps spent Mon
day at her brothers G. H. More.
house.
Two of the Liberal Gospel
Team from the M. f Church of
Liberal come out to Eureka Sun
daylight. Mr. Ruttlege p reached
a very earnest sermon.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1914-03-27
For Sale or Trade

For land or city property.
l E. M. F. Automobile, in per-
feet order. Metz Roadster auto.
mobile in perfect order. Also
have all kinds two-cylinder REQ
repairs at price. Lii inch Ray
field carborator. l complete two
chair barber shop outfit. Free
Sewing machine, good as new.
pump shot gun. Call or write.
ad1.16 A. +. Blake, Phone GAG.
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hood have been quite sick but am
glad to report the most of them
better.
Be sure to attend the services
at Blue Bell, Sunday, March Goth
at 3 o'clock p. M, to be led by
one of the Young Mems Gospel
Team of Liberal. Be sure and
attend.
Henry and Ray Jones, Bill
Clauson and Jack Land worked
on the Bixler windmill Monday
and Tuesday.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1914-03-27
Broom Corn Seed Free

Representative George A. Nee.
ley hae secured limited amount
of broom corn seed and will send
it out to those who desire it.
A post card will bring results as
long as the seed are available.
The first requests are the ones
who will get the desired results
and if anyone wants seed be sure
to address the representative
early.
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Episcopal Service

The Rev. Richard Cox of
Kingman, will hold service at the
home of Mr.and Mrs. Cavanaugh,
at $3.50 p. M, Monday Mch. 30.
All are cordially invited to this
service.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1914-03-27

Miss Leo Reynolds is out near
Moscow spending q few days with
an uncle on his farm.
Miss Freda Harris of Guymon
was q Sunday visitor returning on
No. | Sunday.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1914-03-27
Electric Motors for Sale

Having decided to install steam
power in the plant, / offer for sale
One 5 H. p, One 3 H. p. and
One 2 H. p, Electric motors,
guaranteed to be in good condi-
ton, in use now. Address,
Eureka Steam Laundry or
ad Phone 1Ol.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1914-03-27
Wants, For Sale, etc

For sale Choice Illinois Broom
Corn Seed one year in this climate.
Standard and Dwarf.
ad 4t2-13 Bolin- Hall Grain Co
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Eggs For Matching

Buff Rocks, White Rocks, Black
Langshans, White LAngshans,
Buff Wyandottes, per setting,
$1.OO. Buff OrpinGtOns, Light
Brahmas, $l.OO and 1,5O per set
ting. Fawn and White India Run
ner Ducks, White egGers, $l.OO
per setting IL eggs. Will hatch
eggs for $500 per hundred after
April LIST.
ada - If Hal. G. Reid Liberal
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FOR SALE

l. P. and o. Canton 2 row lister,
listed about $50 acres, in good
shape. E. P. lyman.
2 miles south and 3 east of Lib
eral. ad 2t 1928
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1914-03-27

That new dress of yours will be
made right if you take it to Mrs.
Frank Whe eler, Phone 1906. 4tad
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1914-03-27

Plain and fancy sewing, mend
ing of any kind, new garments
made out of the old one. Adjust
able dress form. Telephone 1905
or call at home of
ad At Mrs. Frank Wheeler.
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and receive the highest cash price.
Adv.
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l.ut6hppthefen.

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Benjamin 9abn an Dilliam 0oipnI
| $4O0.
Wilbelmina Ribi4man on eussu
Baton 500.
Gmerb WeDoipsn on Soutbsrl
Sbio 6. unb 8. 60. $1,000.
pbiaippina Sod an 8ant GtraB
9. u. Go. $2650.
Wiaiam gotienborfer on Miam
SoDnfbip .. unb 8. 60. $500.
Wiarp 6. grammer an Diners q
Cooper $3.50.
8enidmin 6abn on WiLliam Dom
ers unb anbere $500.
DiIbelmina RiBfdman on Gugen
pntton $100.
Warp i. Rodipen on Soutberr
Ohio 9. uno 3. 60. $1,000.
Soispb Senbriesman an gbitb R
9einb, 0ormuub, $500.
gloab 9ubbs an Carthage g. uni
6. 81. S2500.
2iIlis ". 8abbs an bieieIbe a5r.
peritaft $1,000.
WiIliam sobb on Sobn GdtDarb.
$1,000.
GbarIes syetttpsis an @arfislb yao.
2 g. unb %. go. $3.50.
hilbert 6. Sbreos on Nprtbiibs
gnnt $500.
Caroline gOiis on gsOrs. goif.
$3.50.
anelaib. r. Birth an Soutbern
Shio Sapings 9ant SO. $4,000.
5enrp @rnbman an Silpsrton 6.
unb 3. 60. $1,000.
9lbe g. Mortum an @iaiam 6.
ganersr $575.
5rancss 50. gsrarb an Gerrar.
part .. II. 6. Co., $4,000.
5enrp 9srbarbt an Sobn .. Gdert
9lpbsrt .. 9usett an Goitbern
Ohio &. unb 3. So. $500.
Marie Ssrgert an Sbirlep 6. Sdr-
.naoi $1,000. ~ -.
Carrie $. MlOrgan an Mercentilf
% unb 6. 60. $4500.
Sara Wl. 5bpmpipn on Mcomb
Keller Bldg. SO. $731.30.
Getilste Sppot9efen.
Wlorgorei SaeObs on Sigblanb glpe.
6. unb q. 60. $1,000.
guslan Stnnings on GamueI D.
Cooper S15S6.
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GIifforb 3. Wlegrsa an Carthage
g. unb 8. ". $500.
Rcob gcbbs an bisielbs aorper.
f6dft $4,000.
Wm. 5. 2oop an Sobn S6ipurb
$500.
spenrp U. Siidtib on Clifton Wlus
tuol g. unb y. SO. $4,000.
phillipina Rod on 8anf Strobs
9. u. SO. $4500.
@eorge W. e. Welib on Miami
Sotpufbip 3. unb 6. 60. $500.
Mattie .. 8ldsier an bieiefbe aors
perfd,oft $3.50.
Wm. 8. Sdmibt on Sol. !. pbiI.
lips $134.
Gliinbstb 9eIlbaus an @ine StraBe
Gable &. une 9. SO. $1,000.
Gbas. Jettpsis an Garfield go. 2
g. unb .. SO. $1,000.
2aiprenee Z. BRADFORD al 8lenipnp
6. unb .. So. $500.
Glen Wbitsbeab an Sout6ern Obio
6. unb 2. SO. $500.
Cora 3. Rarben an bieielbe aOr.
psriddft $2500.
sSpiepb 5imelfarb an Clinton 6.
iinb q. 60. $4550.
Wsorris aiibman ON bisielbe a0r>
psridaft $500.
ssulia 80. Suipe an sitle 9. unb
3. 60. 5000.
$. 6. grppn an SatIep purt 50.
$4,000.
paul @oseIsefans an Dora DrOiie
$4,000. =
Carrie StrubIe an afnbreD s.
@lasier $3.50.
9irbie Goldman an Sobn 6. Ro.
aers $1,000.
9lnna :. Scott on GONE o. unS 6.
60. $6500.
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fonnen. ii6 bdber ME bem papiere an.
|pertrauen unb 9lnss bios ourb BIZ
&raft ibrer grinnerung fefthalteu. 81;
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Der Sauptitabt aIs einer ibrer eritril
gantiers unter Der Sirna SaupeI uno
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bic alte Jrau aitternD, nmein Mann
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bdube 81; lie mar fhpn Ianse fort, als
GOuis nod INNER regungslos an Der
alten STEELE itunb.
WGbrsnb Mibonne's GrSdbIuns mar
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bante, 10 riebsrtrddtig unb i9dnbIif,
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iiberasussn, oh ole NEittbeilunsen Der
9lIten auf Wabrbeit beru9ten.
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GruHbeise ntbnmsiiber bertrasuuaen
Cincinnati, 81. 9,,.

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60c.) 81.
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5beil Der Got go. a in berielben In
ternbtbeilung (Steuer 50e) $24O.
Bertha u. Stt an Ssanette mil.
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& 9istrit's unterabtbeiluns in
GLENDALE (Sisusr 500 81.
Clara g. Sorit ON Gillian 6orff,
As SUB an Der Si1eite Der Stats
Gpenue, n0rbIi6 Der 9ibertp Strafs
(Sieusr $1) $1,000.
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ts's aiDeitsr abbiiion gum Der part.
81.
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on sychn 2. Speensp, Cots go. 119.
100 unb 121 in S. 8. @ruster's lin
ierabtbeilunq. $4400.
SamueL 6. GIart an Gliiabstb u.
Gldrf. Got Np. 10 in arder unb
Sbornton's llntsrabtbeiluns in glepes
(Steuer 50c) 81.
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BEL 132 sSub an Der OTtieits Der Bah.
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| 8alentine be Ga @erberis mar min
spanSis Sabre oie Gattin oes gaHs
Tiers 5aupeI; lire Msutter ma: i6or
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gunsenihlase in qaris eeiturbsn.
Die Gattin Des 8antiers ipra6 ss
oftmuls aus, bab iis pdbrenb ibrer
gan5en lansen Gbe ME einen ernitliden
anlab 5ur getriibnib gefunben. Gaua
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luufe bieIer Sabre, mas er ibr in ben
eriten 5usen ibrsr ebeliden 8erbins
ouns ssipefen; er ,iebts iis nod beuts
lpie ebemals.
gllIes mar ibm mad Wunfd sesdns
gen; er batte iid Reidrtbum gerpiinfdt,
unb bieier Wuni6 mar ibm i'm nsbers
mabe erfiiat lporoen. Die beiben Sop
ne bieier gb, 2uetan uub lbeI, hattsn
bic S46nbeit ibrsr Whutter eserbt, iDa-
rem eble, mutbiss uuo intelligence jun
&c 2eute, unb 5dbIten 5u jensn Qusets
tpGblten, auf fpeI6e ibre 5amilien nit
gere4tem StoI5e bIiden 6iirfen.
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9dlentine alIss beiab, mas elm Ser3
gu befriebisen Osrmus. 8erlsbt. iis eius
nal einige Stuuosn alIein, mas nur
in ieltenen Jdllen geidab, 10 bate lie
als Geieaf4afterin, Elm @efen DON
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WadbeIaine iuar Don ibr er3ossn
ipprben. unb eripibsrte bic miitterlihs
Giebe ibrer Sante nit aller 3drtliche
feit elmer guten 5O5ter. Sic bate
friibseitis ibrs gIisrn, bic arme aber
redtli9e aeute eepeien. perToren, unb
9alsntine bate iid ibrsr, als bic alei.
ne nod in Der @iegs Log, ansenOmmsn.
(Gortisbung foIst)
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Der Giibfeits Der @pobparb Girabs,
3S4 SUI ipeitIi9 Der Snmilton pite in
College .0iII (Gteuer SD $500.
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milton, 80 bel 40 sSnf, an Der Giibs
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in gpDnbale (Stsutr 500 81.
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man uub anbere, So bel 1T SUB an
Der Giibieite Der Moobparb apenus
3s4 SUI fpeitlid Don 9amilton pits
in College Dill 81.
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Der Siebsnten StruBe Spiiden CHM
unb YabmilIsr Sirabe (Situer $500
81.
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an 4ertrube q. gtiborbfon. 5beil Der
Cots sS unb 80 in graiuforb unb
GlarPs llnicrabtbsiIuns in @lenbdle
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9llbert geder, 90 bel 80 SUB an Der
gde Der 6arriion gtpeuue unb 2urner
glllsp (Steiier $6) 81.
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Bran, 20 Bel 130 Sub an Der Sosbad
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5pipnibip (St.ucr 50c) $400.
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Dean, 2oi 311 in 6. 6. Soptins' llns
ierabtbeiluns in glmtpoOb (Steuer
500 $500.
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sSobn .. gdsrt, Cots go. so, 121
unb 122 in GnsrsIie llnterabtbeiluns
in Riperiioe $3.50.
Caroline 3. Gutter on 6enrn Suts
ter, Got 16 in MlsIbourne's llnterabs
tbeilung. 81.
girbie Goldman an Gamuel ..
Cooper. q Jub an Der Siibieite Der
Clinton. nak SObn Strab. CSteuer
$500 81.
Glifforb J. gorbes on gmil Gore
pes unb anbsrs, fiinf Sabre pabtrs6t
uuf so BEL $50 Sub on Der Weitieiie
Der gplrprib 2lpeuuec c27S SUB Iiibli6
Der @arbsll 9lpenie. sSSdbrlihe Wlie=
tbe $426 nit glntaufspripilesium in
06be bon $7100.
Stella s.. gohnofper on Clifford
+. Gprbes, busielbe gissntbum fSieus
Ter 50 $1,000.
9lnna 8. Scott an Senrp 8. 8ras
Der unb anbere, SO BEL 100 Sub an
Der Rorboited. Der Wapletpoob 9Ipe.
inb McGormid Dlac. (Steuer $8) |
81.
StelIa 8. godnotper an Gmil Cor.
,ss unb anbers. 40 SUB an Der Sits |
cite Der 8oubiuot Qpenue in Wsii- |
poob (Steuer $4) $4,000.
Wlners q. Cooper on Gliie o. Sters
lit. 75 bsi 40 Sub on Der Oftieite |
'er aenbalI 9lbenus. 410 SUB iiibli& |
yer Gaua 2lpenus (St.u.r $9) 81.
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init benfeIbeH ons fiirdterIi6e Gefoee BON
firnrgtfher Sperationen, gnrGoiniecttouer
lino fo9fnannfen iebnier5lofen, aber bod gefdbr.
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pebfn6t ber leibenbeu Wenf16ett anfgebfiroet
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thu ben aiiaIpouen g6mer5eu GfnbnIt Qro.
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80 a um niht.

sd besreife ni4t, tpie Der tl.ine,
bide Bauer ii9 nit benz 'lahgen biirs
rem Utdbel Bat perloben fonnen!"
nNu, fparum fDlI fid Elm Bauer nidt
ne 5opfenitange nebmen?"