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Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1914-01-29
FROM ARKANSAS.
Former Audrain Citizen Gives
His Observations.
Mena, Ark, Jan. %, 1914.

]
Editor Message; Having been
requested by some of your read
ers down Benton City way to
write few lines from this land of
sunshine and pure water and air
laden with fine aroma, and also
thinking that possibly it might
help some one who feels like he
were all in as it were-to find a
lplace not so far away and not so
expensive in which to live, where
he might regain his good feelings
once more, | venture to send won
a brief description of this part of
Arkansas.
The City of Mena is located on
the Kansas City Southern Rail
road, and is $50 miles south of
Kansas City. The place has a
population of 5000 and lies in a
valley between two mountains,
north and southeast, thus shut
ting out two very disagreeable
winds in winter.
This is not, to say, a farming
country. Tho along the streams
they have some very fine land,
and even the ridge land seems to
produce very well where it is cul-
tivated. From what | have seen
since | came here ] think "elbow
grease" and good teams are sadly
lacking. If you were to put one
of Audrain S live prairie farmers
down there would feel badly out
of place. But put an old Nir-
ginian here and he would be right
at home, and he would do well
too. Rocks are plentiful, | mean
the ones on the ground, not those
in the pocket But they diffeI
from Missouri rocks, as they lie in
! the ground loose and they shove
out of the way of plow or turn
with the dirt.
AL kinds of grain and grass do
well here. But | must get back to
the climate and talk a while. Be
fore | came here | was bothered
with asthma and half of the time
| was not able to do anything for
want of breath and the other half
| had that tired feeling In the
morning when I got up ! felt sore
and stiff. Now this feeling has
all disappeared. How long It will
last / am not prepared to say. !
feel fine and think the trip down
here will be worth the expense.
Living is no higher here thar
in Audrain. | rent furnishet
room at $3.50 a week and do my
own cooking and am living cheap
The sun hasn t failed to shine
bright and nice more than a halt
day this year, so far. Some have
planted potatoes and early cab
bage.
Well, lest | consume too mucl
of your space will ring off
Anyone interested can have any
information ! have for the asking
Railroad fare is about $11 from
Mexico. Thirty degrees is tn
coldest it has been since New
Year S. All living soft water.
Kindest regards to all my
friends and the Message man.
j. B. Lavinder
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1914-01-29

The proposition to consolidate
the Beagles, Ringo, Hazel, West
Lick and Bolts school districts
was lost by a large majority in
the election held last Saturday
81 for and 62 against.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1914-01-29
THE LAND OF sun
SHINE AND SAND
a Word for Judge Williams and
Niessrs. Lyman and Shire.

Give YOU few lines about
Florida. We landed here OF
schedule time, and found the
country as fiat as a pancake, and
made up of sunshine and sand
and the finest climate in tho
world. Had one light frost since
we came; did no damage. Have
not had my overcoat on since
came to the State.
AS we came down from Jack
sonville | got out of the car at a
station and there was a lady
standing on the platform and
asked her the name of the town
She said, "Kissme". | told her
would like to but | was too bash
ful | learned later that it was
Kissimmee, the county seat OF
Osceola county.
This State is long on lakes. One
about every three or four miles.
Some of them quite large, naviga-
BILE for steamboats,. They lied
about the strawberrys. Have not
had one to eat since we have been
here. See some ripe in the gar
dens. | guess there will be plenty
soon. Have plenty of tomatoes
and other garden truck. They
haven't dug their sweet potatoes
yet. They dig them as they use
them. | saw one that weighed
3O1-2 pounds. 1t would not go In
a half bushel. I measured a lemon
that was Is inches around.
You can buy three dozen oranges
for 25c, and grape fruit for 20c a
dozen. They all eat grape fruit
down here. Some eat them with
out sugar.
ST. Cloud has a population OF
about $500. 1t is four years old
| think there are about 1000 old
soldiers here. There are II or IL
houses going up at this time. The
G. A. R. hall is up to the second
story. 1t is brick, 44xS0. They
have a good school building, foul
churches, light plant and a deer
well that supplies the town witt
fine water.
] asked man here what they
did for a living. He said they
skinned alligators in the summer
and Yankees in the winter. They
have big job on their hands thii
winter. 1t looks as if half of tn,
North was down here this winter
! find good many from Missouri
here, and they are coming OF
every train. | told some Of tn
old boys that ! wanted to catch {
little alligator for Joe Williams
Q They told us they would go on
with us to the lake some nigh
and we'd catch some. We wen
out one night. Had Johns and
hold the sack, we (Johns and |
got back to the hotel about mid
night, The baldheaded men dow
here have little alligators painte
on top of their heads to scare tn
fys off.
They have fine breed of hog
here' They look to me like
cross between a porcupine and a
alligator.
think this great country fc
gardening, but you will have t
learn how to manage this lane
lhey raise hundreds of acres {
celery around Sanford. That Ian
brings from 5000 to 81 900 pc
acre | was talking with
gardened in Tampa. He told N
ne had p acres of celery ready
Nlp. He said the cost of lab,
ana fertilizer to raise it WI
about $500 per acre, and that
would bring him from 81, 200
VI 500 Der acre
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1914-01-29

Henry Imam, who is advertis-
ing a public sale of his personal
property for Tuesday Feb. 3, ex-
poets to make his home with his
sister, Mrs, j. c. Wilson, at San
ia Fe, after March 1st.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1914-01-29

John 7. Beatty, out beyond
Thompson, who had very Sc
rious case of smallpox, is now re-
covering all right.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1914-01-29
ECHOES AND TANCLES.

school get boosti
A negro is corn king in Mis-
souri-he won the prize at Col
umbia Farmers Week for raising
the biggest yield of corn to the
acre. And he got there with los
bushels. Now here's another
negro, j. c. Groves, who is call
ed "potato king" in Kansas; fifty
five thousand bushels was the out
put of his farm last year. Sci
entific farming did it it is claim
ed. You ii have to hurry. Mr..
White Man, the niggers getting
there.
A woman bootlegger had fifty
pints of wiskey in a suit case at
Aurora, Mo-, and each pint
was wrapped in a corset. 1t must
have been tight fit, but the
papers say the corsets were there
-unlaced.
Boys who do not smoke during
the course in high school at Chill
licothe are to be given credits on
their grades, as are those who at
tend Sunday school regularly and
those who are employed during
vacations. Girls are to be given
credits for preparing one meal a
day at home, doing general house
work and sewing, and sleeping in
he open air with windows open.
IN other words the boys and
girls are urged to be good-and,
as to results, they II get the prize
coming for keeping the Fifth
Commandment, called the only
commandment with promise, that
heir days may be long upon the
arth which the Lord their God
5iveth them. 1t all adds up to "a
zig credit, Ell? And it's all
worth while.
A woman up at Maysville, Mo,
asst week was roughly accosted
~ three drunken men on the
street and she became so fright
ened that she fell unconscious
and in a few minutes was dead.
Last week, also, a fellow in Ohio
was sentenced to be hung for kill
nf his employer, a brewer The
condemned man declares that his
employer kept him full of booze
continually and if he killed him
he has no remembrance of it
whatever. If he did kill the man,
he further declares, then he has
killed but one man while his EN-
ployer killed his hundreds, with
the booze he gave them. All, Old
King Alcohol, the unrighteous.
T. f. Quisenberry, Director
of the Missouri Poultry Expert
ment Station, down at Mountain
Grove, Mo-, wants Tangles and
every interested person in Audrain
county to take notice of Mis-.
IsOuri Hen Day., to be observed
on Saturday, March 7th. On thai
day the Missouri State Poultry
Association will launch "A system
attic and thoro educational cam
paign, in cooperation with the
State Poultry Experiment Station
at Mountain Grove, which viii
extend into every county in thC
State. The members of the State
Poultry Association in eacf
, county will meet and organize
County Branch of the State Poul
try Association. Missouri is th,
greatest poultry State in the Tn
ion. We admit it--and we are
proud of it. A larger number O
Missouri's citizens are engaged il
poultry raising, to a large or small
extent, than are engaged in any
other single industry. The value
of the poultry and eggs produced
in Missouri last year was greater
than the value Of Missouri's i'm
manse wheat crop, or of any othel
single product of farm, factory
and mine. So let's get ready t.
= celebrate Missouri Hen Day
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bon ben sfrieqsmtniiterien Der ein5el.
nen Bunbes@roten bnDor dusbriid-
lid aeparnt fporben. iid an ben aus.
fihtslpfen groietten" .3eppelins 5u
betbeiligen. uno ielbitperitdnbli9 bieL
ten lie iih cenau an bieie grmubnun.
gen. aumal ba au6 bic Gelebrten ben
@rafen lanse, lanae fir einen pban.
tditen bielten.
Wsil aber Zeppelin feline Sbee midi
auaab unb neil er au ibrer Dur6'
fiibrung obne unterlaB 6elfer fu6te,
bielten Jpn piele Menf4en fir einen
Shpinbler unb cine beionbers pohls
pollenbe unb duberit naHii6tiae Wti>
noritdt iab in ibm einen armen @si.
itesfranten
DAB Our6 3sppelins 9saurrli4,
felt i9lieBlid bod cine @eieafdaft
auitanbe fam, bic bic notbpeHoigiten
Summen aufbra6te, bab Der &Onig
BON Wiirttemberg einsn md9tigen
Bauplab am Bobsniee bsridenfte,
baR 6elmbplb unre9t unb @raf Sep
pelin re6t bebielt, bas 1T aIsemein
tetannt. 8efannt lit au6, odB Raj
fer Dilhelm ben Grafen Zeppelin por
bier ..Satren 0ffentlih als ben grObten
Mann bes ssabrhunberts gefeiert bat
Wdre Der ar0bte Mann bes Sabrs
hunberts" DC, 1908 aeftorben, man
bdtte i'm ni6t einmal als ben srDb.
ten Rarrsn bes Sdtulums geIten lai.
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0iebmdrfte.
Cincinnati, 1s. g(uauii.

etnctnHdtt IL. Nugut.
3ufubr unb 0erIanbt fpdbrenb Der
bsrsansenen "a Stunben, persIiten
nit benz porberssbenben Gage, ipaz
rem ipie folst:
3ufubr. Rinbp. S&peine. S6afe.
IL. Iuguit 2291 3044 2995
18. Iuguit 2S2 $500 2526
9srfanbt tp6brsnb berfelben 3sit:
II. ausuit 25 Gil 1853
18. ausuft $40 1907 1914
Rinbpieb. = Die 3ufubr mar
Eeute nur mdbis unb Sie prsiie itetis
Bis feiter. Stodsrg iparsn in beiIerer
Hadfruse unb bic prsiie ifetis bis ets
mas bOber. - Wtil9tiibe iino itstis.-
Wittlsre unb fbipere Gtiere $3.50
-S.65. auserleiens $7.75-9.O0, S&s
fen $3.00-6.50. SJIsif9er Stiere
$5.75-7.75, auserltiene bis ertrd
$8.00-8.25, Seifsrs $4.75-7.65,
nussrIeiene $7.75-8.00, seiibe $3.50
6.25, auserlsiene $6.35-6.75. et>
tra $685., Gamers $3.25-4.50,
Stodsrs unb Jssbers $5.75-7.75,
Stod Seifers $5.25-6.25, Stpds
Riibe $4.25-5.50.
9uIlen. Bel sienIih gutter Ra9s
frase mar Der Wlartt bsute itetig. Die
3ufubr mar serins. - Wbasere unb
Ieiate $4.75--5.75, Bologna $5.75-
$50, grtra $6.65-6.75, fette Bull
len $6.50-7.0O.
aGIber.-Oie 3ufubr mar beute
5iemlid sroB unb Der Murtt itetis.
Srbindre uub grpBs $5.50-10.25.
fair Biz CUTE lei1ie $7.50-10.75.
ggtru $11.
SGpeine. - Der Turft mar
btute rubis unb bic preiIe fielen nm
15c per 100 pfunb. Der Mldrtt
fblob Idbtpd9. 80 GdtDere Sdipeine
bon $50 pfunb unb aufpdrts $3.50
300. quite BIB auserleene Wers
padungss rnb sJltiI9eriorten $9.05--
$40, orbtnGre Biz auserIeiene fhupere
feite Gdne $5.75-7.90, Gytra So,
Gtoas $4.50--6. Grtra $685.
6.5O, Isi1te @erjGnbtiorteH $3.50
9l0, Serial $6-7t--8.1o.s
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3uder. preife fer. Raffinirter Gut
aoof s.90e; potpbersb 8.10c; Cubes
S.25e; gra:ulirier Sc; Gonfectios
ners .aS 7.90e; off az 1856; tpeis
Der srtra e. 7.45c; srtra e" 7.25c.
WpIafTes In fi.tia.--T.p Or
leans Open Rettlt 38-45e, Gsntrifu.
sal 1920 per Gnl1pne.
Refs. - GouiIiann, synnch 9eab
|61-7e, prima 53-64e. prbiHGrer At
-5e. .npdn 4a4 AZ per pfunb.
Datrp probuste
Butter. - marit rubiq. prsiie
feit. Wbplemili Gytra 34e, gens
iraIisebgrtra 31ac, gsniraIiasb syirits
271-28ac, bo. Sypnbs 23-24e.
syaneb Dairb 23c. padins Stod
20ae per pfunb.
adfe. - Wlarii Feiig. Obio 15ie.
glprbipciiIihsr 15A-16c. Wetp gorf
1876, Sdpsissr zoe, bo. Bird lac.
aimbureer lac per pfunb.
gter, Marit feit. s}rima
frif&. Siibuersisr 22ar. firhs 2Oae,
OrbinGre firts 17ae. iseonbs 15ac per
Dutsnb.
GsfIusel. - 9ufubr mdbia
Warii ffetis. Springtrs BON 2 pfb.
unb bariibsr 17c. unfer 2 pfunb
Ice. 6ennsn 13e. Sdbns 9ae.
Srutbubner 10--15ie, guIIs Sc, iunae
Gutsn 10--12c. @dnis 6-se per pfb.
CbR nnb GsmHfs
Sunse MepftI. - u2aiben
gfuib, ertra fanep $2.75-3.25 per
Dbl; Wolf Riber $3.25-3.75 per
Bull; einbeimiIG,e 50-75c per Hu.;
spounb gcnol $2.75-3.26 per gbI.;
GUNNER Hsllflopsr $3.25-3.50 per
Wbl.; Summer Queens $3.50-3.75
per @bl.
Gsfronerl.-Warlt ipor Fsfia.--
s5anep Wefinn $5.00-5.50 galifor.
mia S4.00-4.75 per Rifle.
Er1Rgen-,Rdrit ruhia uub 4es
tia. California $500 $50 per aiiie.
unanas.-Glorioa S3.00-3.50
per Crate bon "a.
pfirfi9e-ala. Gfberta, per
Crate $1.25-1.50, 1enneHse glbsr.
ia Grote $l.25-150, asntudp, per
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Municipal Bonds
a6wafsna 4a4 DTS JH
Man fareibe I'M cine Cite.
Field. Richards & Co..
ltnion Central 8ebdnOe.
itniOn Central 6ebdmoe.

fltnbeit beiise. Satte er feline 5ufeneen
Whinoipinfel, bic per5errten @elid]ts.
musfelu, bas gr5ittern ieiner Sdiioe,
@rme, 9eine ieben fonnen, lpubrenb
er feline @eiltnbbeit prieS @obl idou
in Den ndhiteu 9agen ueroen tic i'm
in bic leste stbtbeiIung tringen
miiIien.
Gicier glte, emit eiiler Der @ruBeit
oes 9anoes, bot big Dor fitr5em an
sfetten gelegen inb mobl ons Seben
nandes GlIropGers auf Dem (5e.
piiien, pesbalb er nuh Rieoerlper.
lung bes lesteu aufltauoa5 gum Sooe
perurtbeilt, aber na6ber 81 lebets.
I1ngli6em @erfer begnaoigt Doroen
III. 1ie Setter puroen ibn iest ipcgen
outer Giibr,tEg abaenpmmen. Die
Saare iino ergraiit, Scr iugen6life
llebermut5 ldngit perraltidt lmo
miibte man nitt feline @crgongen9eit,
man mGre neriudt, mts5urllfen, pelh
ebrlpiiroiger @reis, tpelh burd)geiitig.
tes @eiidt! - Or mtq ieine ,Sreibeit
nif)t mebr baben, mil bier iterbelL
obmDbl er ganS Geiuno lit lnn bes.
baib lit er onmtt bctralit lporocL Die.
len llngliidliden als @drter 81 Die
nen Elm 9lnt, oaS err NIT StoIs
periiebt. = 9etnabe alle sSniaiient oh
Wannlein ooer @eibleiil, bateu uns
Tim Sabat, oiienbar elm pielbege6rter
slrtifcl gum 3eitpertreib. Sumuler.
iGaSe lit es I'M Die ainoer, Die bier
babinliehcn miiiien!
Gs iprift bon groBer Gbotfraft
unc BON Spfermlltb unierer sler5te,
oab lie oieie iinbeimIid,e Seiihc, Der
i'm &ongoitaate nod bei,te Wtillionen
BON Meniden gum Opfer iaaen, 5un
StiQitanbe gebrudt baben. @elten
iest eoG MIR ned lpenige 3iitrifte in
Geuti6.Sitafrifa fir perieud)t, fpd1.
reno es por perbdltniBmGBig furder
3eit nod ifien, als fonnte Der aranf.
belt fein giubalt eeboteH peroeu. DAB
| ii1 Die gler5te uno oas Sanitatsper-
ionoI itd,lbig groben @efabren aus.
lesei, betpieien bic INNER tpteber Dor.
fommenben Sale BON @nitedung.
Grit fiir5Iidt fam fpieber eitl anerifa-
nii1er arSt BON Dem &ongo beriiber
aui Der 9urhreiie naf europa, I'M
niellei6 nod &ettrlng 81 finoen.
LIMB Gil Dag llnbeI miro BON etner
Sliese neruriddt!
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ghieaap. 18. auauit.

Sdpsins. 3ufubr 14,OOo. Waartt
i6fpa9. lei9te 1855 9.15; ge.
mif9ie $8.45-9.10, fdtpere $685.
9.25. raube $8.25-S.40, GerteI $3.50
-8.50,
Rinbpieb. -3ufubr 5000. Wlartt
itetig Biz etpas niebrissr. 8eepes
$7.15-10.60; Gtiere $6.39-9.3O,
Stodsrs unb Jeebsrs S5.50-8.20,
2iihe unb 5eifers $3.60-9.20; Rdls
Der $8-11.
Sdafe. -3uflbr $4,000. Marft
ftetis. Sdafe $5-6, SdbrIinge So
z; admmer $640-8.35.
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Gluk'Na&
Mittp d. 10. 9Iusuit 1914:

mittDO6, 10. 9fusuit 1914.
Der pbere SbiOflub TT i'm 5alIeu
begriffen, bier aber ipdr berielbe ses
fern glbenb itatiOHdr. nit einem Wai'
jsritanb bon 1913 Sub.
Die folssnbsn Depeiden trafen
ipGbrsnb Ses ssitrigsH sases bier elm:
pittsburs, pa.-5.9 6ub unb fdlIt.
@beeIing, %. 9a. .-8.5 unb iteist.
partersburs. %. 9a.-2.9 unb fdlIt
aanaipba SAILS, 0.4 Sub uub iteigt.
purtsmoutb. S.-4.7 Sub unb fdIIt.
aouisbiIIs, ap.-8.1 6ub.
gpanspille, Snb.-4.2 CUB unb fdflt,
g2aIbbiIls. 5enu.-8.1 unb fteigt.
Chattanooga. asnn. -8.4 unb fdat.
Cairo, Sns. .-9.5 SUB unb fdnt.
Wempbis. SeuH.-6.3 Gub.
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gu. $1.00-1.25, Obio gtiper. per
Hu. 75r--$1.00.
8irnen- ginbeimiIde Bartlett
So. 90 2.75 per 8bl.; ;}!emiIb geautp
$2.0O-2.25 per Bbf.; Clap Gaporites
So. 90 2.25 per 9bl.; gell $1.O0--
$50 per 9bl.; einbeimiide 5arpelt
SOC BIB $1.25 per Bu.
pflaumen. - DaInfon $1.25-
LEO per Blu.
2ndermelonen. - Jnbidnd
35-50e per aorb unb $1.00--1.50
pc. Gtanbarb grate.
WaffermeIonen fperben au
5000 rs- 100 Stiid ssrtauft.
aartoffsln. Girheimifds
Ho. / $2.25-2.50. glo. 2 $1.25 -
1.50 per BbI., gobblers $3.50 per
8u.
araut.-Warff rubid. gtnbst-
mifdes $1.50--1.75 per Dbl.
3piebein-ginb.imifh iretBe
SIS. 90 $50, gelbe $5.00-5.50 Der
gbl. unb $1.50-1.75 per 8u. WsiBe
$1.65-1.75 per Blu.
BlumentobL - S.O-1.75
per 9bI.
Crime Wphnen. - gtnheimis
f4e H.W-1.25 per 2 1u. Sad.
Grbfen. - Seitli&e 75c-$1.00
per Bu.
CURTIN. - GinbeimiItbe 20
25e per Subenb. Oeitli4e 5o--75e
per 6amper.
30 m a toes. --Ginbeimifbe 30
$1.00 per 8u.
aarotten. 15-20c per
Dubenb giinbel.
Rotbs Ruben-- - ginbsimifde
20-25c Der Dubenb gHnbef.
Spinat. - Ginbetmifder $1.W
-1.25 Der 9bl.
WeiBe Riben. $2.50-2.75
per gbl,
3anbprobufte.
Sen. - go. / Iimptbp $500
21,50, so. 2 1imotb1 $1,000 1880,
No. 3 bo. $14.O0-17.5O. alee: Ro. 1
aemiidter $500 - 1900, 30. 2
S16.00-17.00. 80. 1 alse $1,000,
glo. 2 $17.00 per 5onns, 9llfulfu
$16.50-22.50 per sonne.
WibTenfufter IN iietiq. afei.
$500 26.00, Mibblina srobe $27.s
50-28.00. bo. feines $28.50-29.0 90,
geniihtes Jutter s26.50-27.00
GGmereien. - w1artt i!sfiq.
Glseiaamen $7.0O- -8.25 auf bem @es
lsiie unb $S.0OL9.75 per gu. BON
Store. Timoibp $2.25-2.60 auf benz
gelciis un6 $2.75-3.10 per gn. BON
Stpre. gudpeis.n $1.30, Gla4s.
famen $1.40 per Bu. bonn Stpre.
Derf4tebenes.
| Dele.-Warft fistig. 2einSl TO
bes 60e per Gallone In partien bon
5 gbl. GetoGtes IL msbr. go. ]
9arbGI soc; Cotton Seeb Del raft,
nirtes SIC per Gallons. serpentin 54s
per GalIone in partien BON IL
Barrels. petroleum. Sbio garbcr
120 Grab 9ae. DO. $50 Grab 10ae
6eabliabt 175 @rab 12e. grpipi
@aiolin zoe. Hapbta Ice per GalIoui
In pariien bon Is BbIS.
| SaIs.-Der WaYit IN rubis. Sbit
RiDsr $1.20. Widisan unb atiror
$1.14 per Bbt. ppn 280 pfunb.
5alg itetia. - prima Gitp 6a-
e, bo. Count 6g-6sc per pfunb
.Jiarit rahig. Dough
hioabsnb S3.50-3.75, Nub unb Glod
$2.25. aanapba StiidiohIsn $3.50
3.75. RuB unb Slad $2.25 - 2.35
per apune abseliefert. Raumlof.
StiidiobIen $4.75e, Mntbracite SITE
per 1p1ne abseliefert. gote fofei
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Ods berbot'ene Seebdn.
Cine beitere @pifobe tpirb aus einert
fetannten Sftieebuo beridtet. Dort
frnaertiert laut @ertraa elm beliebter
gerliner aapelmeiiter = Sules nenut
man i'm - benz fpntraftlid pon Der
aurbirettion suseiidert mar. oab er,
ebenio tpie feline Muiifer. unentgelt'
lid baben burfte. 9as aina Sabr
fir csabr 10. Da fam tiiraIi9 etn
ncuer &urbirefpr unb 8abetommti.
Jar, Der fib bic Miibe uahm. oie pers
i9iebenen @ertrdge au repibieren. uno
babel itisB er aud aui ben GontrGft
nit benz aapelmetiter, 5dlt, bahte
sr: Sonorar unb gratis baben, oas
lit au piel; alp itreihen mir bas gab.
@eba6i, aetbau. Der &apellmeiiter
tppllte fih bag aber nidt 10 obne pets
teres acfulIsn luFen unb - ftreitte,
itreiite nit ieinen WuiiferI duf gan5
eiaenartiae Weiie. Nls am @ormit-
ta0 bic Gtunbe bes &pnSerts besonz
nen bate, fanb iid Die aapelIe uOlla
sGblia, mil ibrem Diriseuten on Der
Spite, Elm, aber fem UlanH riibrte
einen Singer. alle Snitrumente Bile.
ben ftumm. 9as publitum mar sns
erSt eritaInt, bann murrte es uHb
i9liebli& erbcb iid elm Sturm: Spie.
len! Gpielen! Mo4t Muiii!" So
riefen Sunbsrte. Der aapenmeiiter
ld1eIts, audts bic IfTeIn unb =
ipieIte nidt. 4Der 8abetpmmifIar
purbc nun herbei5ttiert. .Wdrun
ipielen Sic niht2" petterte er duf ben
&ape[lmeiiter Ios. .Warum haben sic
uns bas tontraitliG auseiiderte See-
bab aeitri9eng- ertpiberte Der &apea-
meifter. .Rd, bariiber lieBe iiH ia re.
ben," meints nun Derapmmifdr tonl-
men sic au mir aufs Bureau" IS
mo-" meinten bic Muiifer, obas tSn-
nen mir ia aleib bier abmahen. glls
ips" .gllIp in Sottes ysamen!" Der
2ommiHar iprad}s, Der &opelmeiitsr
BOB ben 5aftftod. unb ale Weann iebr
ten bessiitert Elm nit bem Malaer:
r9(m Wdiier, am Waher. am Wafier
bin | a'6aus."
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@ie @rai .3eppelin Sesann.

Dem .gaeusn @isner SournaI1 ents
nebneu mir folssnbe, gum sr0bten
Ebeil gum eritsu UaaIe per0ffentIi4te
grinneriingsn aug ben friiheren Sasen
bss Grdfsn zeppelin:
DreiunnIe93is Sabre 5dblte ber
ipeItberiibrnte Grfinber. ols er fiG, Der
WerapeiFluns nabe, an bic beutf&e
csffsntIiaisit tm moraIiide unb ma.
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Gdafe unb admmer-Der
Wartt mar beute rubis unb bic preiIe
fuiIIiesr. Gdafe fislen nm 10-25c.
2dmmsr finb ftetis. - Gddfe: grtra
Iei9te $3.50 800, CUTE Biz auser=
lefene $4.50-4.85, orbindre Bis fair
$2.75-4.25, fhnere Sdafe $3.75-
4.15. 2dmmer $5.50-8.65, einise
fancn $8.75.