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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1914-12-04
NOTICE OF sHER1FFs SALE.

The Caldwell Building and Loan
Association, a corporation, plaintiff,
VS.. Oliver Albertson, defendant.
Notice of Sheriff's Sale on Fore
closure of Mortgage.
Under and by virtue of an order Of
sale and decree of foreclosure, issued
out of the District Court of the Sew
enth Judicial District, State OF Idaho,
in and for the County OF Canyon, on
the 18th day of November, 1914, in
the above entitled action, wherein The
Caldwell Building and Loan Associa-
ton, a corporation, the above named
plaintiff obtained a decree against
oliver Albertson defendant, on the
25th day of November 1914, which
said decree was on the 18th day of
November, 1914, recorded in Judg-
ment Book Five, of said Court, at
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1914-12-04

cognizing the fact that he was not
experienced in orcharding, Mr.. Hun
ter arranged with +. +. Stephens to
plant forty acres in orchard if Mr.
Stephens would take partnership in
the enterprise.
This orchard, planted in 1880. was
the first OF thirty-nine branch COM
mercial partnership orchards planted
Kansas. The Hunter orchard has
always been well cultivated and after
attaining the bearing age, sprayed.
The result is that Mr.. Hunter stated
to me last week that he had marketed
over forty thousand dollars worth OF
fruit in the last ten years. $4,000 in
1913 and about 10000 in 1914. That
he sold sixteen thousand bushels OF
apples in 1913, eight thousand in 1914
and all at satisfactory prices. That
his neighborS with large orchards not
we'll cultivated and not sprayed came
to him this season for family supply
of apples.
Mr.. Hunter winters in his orchard
at RedlandS, California. An orange
grove is a pleasant place TO winter
but for profit Mr.. Hunter stated his
dpFlS OlSlldIu Ill NeOGdSkd is lar pct
ter than his orange grove in Califor-
MIA, which cost two thousand dollars
per acre. That for profit one acre OF
his Nebraska apple orchard is worth
two of his California orange grove.
| had not been in Sutherland an
hour when | was informed by his
banker that Mr.. Hunter had declined
to consider an offer Of one thousand
dollars per acre for his apple orchard
The apple trees were planted in
rows l4xlS At age of sixteen years
in one-half Of this orchard the trees
had been thinned to 2Sx26 The other
! half Of the orchard, aged seventeen
years, yet stands at l4x2S, single trees
have yielded twenty-five bushels OF
apples in one crop. Mr.. Hunter plan.
ed two acres of peaches which have
| fruted eight times; two acres OF cher,
ries which began to market fruit al
the age Of four years and have borr
continuously since. The two acres Of
plum trees have given fair profit The
chief reliance, however, is on his
thirty-four acres Of apples. The Hun
ter orchards have been for many years
one of the show places of the western
North Platte Valley.-E. +. Stephens
Nampa, Idaho.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1914-12-04

page 4O7, | am commanded to sell all
that certain lot, piece or parcel of
land situated in the County of Canyon,
State of Idaho, and bounded and des-
cribed as follows to wit: Lots One
CD and Two (2) in Block Fifty-six
500 OF Boone's Addition to the City
OF Caldwell, Idaho, according to the
official plat thereof filed in the Re-
corder's Office of said County. To-
gcther with the tenements, heredita-
ments and appurtences thereunto be-
longing or in anywise appertaining.
Notice is hereby given, that on the
10th day of December, 1914, at 2
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1914-12-04
NOTICE OF SHER1FFS SALE

Pcrnetta c. Woody, Plaintiff, VS.. w.
L. Plat, Leila +. Plat, J, G. Long,
Ida M. Long, American Trust Com
pany, a corporation, The American
National Bank of Caldwell, Idaho,
corporation, and Frances A. Chap
man, receiver, defendants.
Notice of Sheriff's Sale on Fore
closure of Mortgage.
Under and by virtue OF an order OF
sale and decree of foreclosure, issued
out of the District Court of the Sew
enth Judicial District, State of Idaho
in and for the County of Canyon, on
the 9th day of November, 1914, in
the above entitled action, wherein
Pernetta c. Woody, the above named
plaintiff obtained decree against w.
E. Plat, Leila +. Plat, J. G. Long,
Ida M. Long, American Trust Com
pany, of Caldwell, Idaho, corpora
ton, The American National Bank, of
Caldwell, Idaho, corporation, and
Frances A. Chapman, receiver, de-
| PENDANTS, on the 18th day of NovemL
Der, 1914, which said decree was, on
the 9th day of November, 1914, re-
corded in Judgment Book Five Of
said Court, at page 400 | am com
manded to sell all that certain lot
piece or parcel of land situated in the
County of Canyon, State of Idaho, anc
bounded and described as follows, tC
wit: The East half of the Southeas
Quarter of Section Twenty-eight il
Township Four North, of Range Twt
West, from the Boise Meridian, il
Canyon County, State of Idaho, com
prising eighty acres of land, more o
less together, with all water, water
rights, bitches and rights-of-way flo
bitches used upon or in connectlo
with said premises.
Notice is hereby given, that on tn
10Th day of December, 1914, at
o'clock a. M, of that day in front {
the Court House door in the City {
Caldwell, County of Canyon, State {
, Idaho, ! will, in obedience to sal
order OF sale and decree of foreclosur
sell the above described property, {
: so mach thereof as may be neccssaI
! to satisfy the plaintiffs decree wit
t interest thereon and costs to the higl
e est bidder for cash lawful money
c the United States.
5 Dated November 18th, A. d. l9l
d +. NJ. BRESHEARS,
s Sheri
+ dec AIS By A. G. Street, Deput
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1914-12-04
METHODIST CHURCH.

The Ladies will hold their annual
Bazaar in the basement of the chutch
Saturday night Both dinner and sup
per will be served. Articles contri-
buted may be turned over to the va
rious committees as soon as possible.
The Foreign Missionary society
met at the home of Mrs. Hay on Chi
cago streetWednesdav afternoon.
The pastor will preach morning and
evening. Subject of evening services:
What 10 Believe"
The Epworth League will give an
missionary program Sunday night
LOST-Fancy hair pin, green set,
tings, on Saturday between 10th and
Denver, to Kimball, to Main street
Finder please return to NJ. Alexandei
Co. store, Main street.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1914-12-04

o'clock p. m, of that day in front of
the Court House door in the CITY of
Caldwell County of Canyon. State of
Idaho, l will, in obedience to said
order of sale and decree of foreclosure
sell the above described property, or
so much thereof as may be necessary
to satisfy the plaintiffs decree with
interest thereon and costs to the high
est bidder for cash lawful money of
the United States.
Dated November 18th A. D.. 1914.
F. NJ. BRESHEARS,
Sheriff.
dec 4-25 By A. G. Street, Deputy
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1914-12-04
SPECIAL MUSIC WILL BE
RENDERED IN CHURCH
Professor Beale and Choir viii be
Active for Several Months.

The first program of series, OF
musical events which are planned to to
be a feature of the service at the
First Methodist Church here during
the ensuing eight months, was rem
dered Sunday evening. g.,
The musical numbers bv the local
Methodist choir, under the direction
of Professor F. F. Beale, will com
mence at 7:30 p. M, preceding the
regular church services.
The schedule for the monthly mu-
steal programs at the Methodist
church here is as follows:
Dec. 20-"The Magnificent" IN d
'P Dec. 27-"The Messiah" (HandeD
Ian. 24.-"The Prodigal Som (Han-
ue Feb, 28-"samson"( HandeIQ ),
March 28-"Seven Last Words
Np Hpril 255-"stabat Mater" (Dyorak)
Nav 3O-"Elijah" (Mendelsshono..,
Tune 27-"The Woman OF Samaria
(Bennett).
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1914-12-04

a Soap Combination for 25c-regular value 4Oc
Toe can Polly Prim Washing Powder
| Sc Package Gold Dust.
Bar Sunday Monday Soap.
| Bar Woodchuck Soap.
l Bar Fairy Soap
| Bar Tar Soap
| Bar Pummo Soap
ALL FOR % CENTS.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1914-12-04
JURORS FOR DISTRICT COURT

The list of talesmen drawn tor Jury
service at the November term OF the
district court in Canyon County Is
as follows:
Roberts, P. w. DUTIES, George Lang,
don, George Saunders, a. y Lllla y u
and George T. Rhoades OF Nampa, ~
c. Bulls, Milton Lauer Z; Bowman N
c. F. Callen and I; L. U bTan iitInn ..
Paystte; Jacob Il, B9 Willi,m nr MeCom
nell Emmett; ]. M. Cason, {; K
T,nring II Iurris and S. S. Foote
Middleton; C. w. Whiffen, j. "
Grouse and w. H. Kollenborn, Cald-
we'll.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1914-12-04
WHAT ABOUT THE TURKEY

Homedale, Nov. &c. 1914.
Editor Caldwell Tribune, Caldwell,
Idaho.
My Dear Sir:
| read with much interest what you
had to say under His Imperial High
ness, The Hogw This perhaps more
so from the fact that some few years
ago | wrote The Tribune advising the
farmers to turn to hogs instead of
cattle as means of marketing their
alfalfa. | wrote the former letter be-
cause of the fact that a very promin-
ent business man of Caldwell who is
very closely connected with the farm
ers advised them to borrow money of
the banks to buy cattle with. | well
knew there was or would be but little
left to the farmer who took a hand
in a game of this sort. | felt that IT
was a case Of "heads | win, tails you
loose"
But | knew from passed experience
that the hog would be winner. 1t
would seem from what you say that
the hog has not only proved a winner,
for the farmer, but has the right OF
wav over the Pullman. That is
correct from the fact that people must
first be fed before they can work or
ride very much. But here is the rub.
You not only refer to the right OF
way, but to the table or kitchen pro-
duct extracted or manufactured from
His Highncss." This brings to our
minds the transportation two ways
who pays the freight? 1t is not Mr.
Jones" But is is Ruben and Henry
Dub. They pay the freight. | would
like to suggest something along the
line of freight saving, but that would
be foreign to hog growing, and while
Ruben must Pay it one way as things
are, Mr.. Dub must pay it the other
There is but one other thing that
farmer can raise pound for pound to-
less money than the hog, and that /:
the turkey. But he is not cut out t.
fiji the place Of the hog and never car
do it. But he has his place on ever!
farm, and place in many cases where
the hog has not.
Verv respectfully yours,
| w. H. SCHENCK.
| have written this not to get m.
name in the paper, but to try to en-
large upon what you have sald, think
ing that calling your readers atten
ton to the facts in the case tn :
ond time and the advantage "a
know exists to the farmer =
raising, might be some adyant1.'2
| them ~. : ..
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1914-12-04
EMPHASIZE VALUE OF
CULTIVATION SPRAYING
Written for Nebraska papers.)

The supreme importance of fire.
ouent cultivation and careful spray
ing is impressivelv illustrated in the
David Hunter Branch Orchard, 3l8
miles west of Omaha. near Sutherland
Nebraska. Mr.. Hunter had been for
thirty years a cattle man in Oklahoma,
Kansas, Nebraska, and Montana. Re-
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-05-01
CftnrenRen.

R6ntQ86erq. Sin init 3tpei
Cffj3icren 1uf1eitieqsGes W}iIitars
Tlug}eu1 int in G3fbidu cine NotIdn-
0u71 pe1aerommsn. @etm MnlaTe1
Ter Vrapc!cr5 sam 0is1eraufiitg
muroe geu.aout Gr9ner 0urh ZEN
3lepeuer an 9opf fttotr oarls5t. gr
eri,tt circr GhdotItruh. @on So
~uisslt.1 1jr0 ej1 0utomotjl ces Tiies
qet M6ta5,ur9 o5, TIN Gir0ner Der BE-
nuhtlos mar nod &0Ei95ter3 ju
brjHltH.
Wormbttt. feuer o~ernid6tete
rem Mtec6.v7sr %9nnB gre5p=Abbou
Wormojtt 'cjl m1f'jpes W0tnb1ls.
BON sem totem Snpent3r muroe falt
nj6ts oerettet. oa oie Irespitlen Gbe-
leute qclhlitiih in Der 5toot poren.
Tje llrfa.he nes Grln0e3 lit unbez
t1nnt. Die 0ofQebduoe tonnttn ourt,
| lie 5rtiriajse 6e~uerl0e1r 8erettet nsrz
ZEN.
Nutnnetn. Dem N1enItsinsr
SAmurgcridet iouroe I'M mars .. :.
Der ruiHibe 8reeiter Roitet 5c}itomjti
| aus Starojta1uu CRuiiiIAtQolen) ire.
CEN W}orces, beQunqeu III benz Nrbei.
ter Guanpel Sdraut. gum 3ooe per
u@rtejtt. Muf bic ReoiTion oe5 9erur.
teilteu hattie oos Rsihsqeriht ods 70
resurtejl a6er ouF9ebo5cn uno BIZ
Gdat }ur nohmaIj1en &%erHonoluue
an oa3 NQeriteinsr Ghnuraeyjcht 81.
tittaemieien. Die 8eItpcrenen ipr1.
t'cn i6n nunmthr nah 5tUejtd1lle1
3erhan0funQ uur oc5 Iptlhl1g.
ituloid. %taorouf i'm oaa SApurae
,itt 81 Is So6ren 3uhtblus perur
ttiltt.
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NrGnncMbnrn.

Iutbenofp. SIM gett perbr1rnt
1T bog pieriihyige C0hter6en Der
Sdrumm'dea Gheleute; ou8 8tno
bate NIT Strsihh0l5ern geipieIt.
Der 8ordrteiter Sore393at Der
Gementfa6yit pm Wegeuer bltte bel
elmer @etrje6slt0rung nos Gd6 oe5
IabrItu6les ertlettcrt. Gr itir5te ob
uno itarb ouf Dem Me8e nab Dem
Grdnienbau5.
Qreu3tau. Der QerIoren3u5
258 ii6eriuhr bei Der Giniabrt in Zen
9obn6oi 0ablebeu bei oem 9a6niber
aonQ 6eim GjlometerIlein $50 Elm
7uhrper1. Die SnIaNen naren Der
91termeiFer @roB aus Deems uno 0.r
@hldGtermeifer GdeueI aus DAB
Ie5en. Gr9B muroe get6tet. Saemel
FAaer perfect.
Qi6tenber9. Nah ujdt Be
Ttan0eueu GinidbrilensGrdmen ers
ihca ijt i'm Qarfaue 8eal9QmnoFun
Der 17iG6rjae @parnaT1it ,0aas Str
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purce. Qin1 er in bic 9}etir3oe. uo er
IT'D iuuf ggalsIr in bic 8ruit lo9ts,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-05-01
Shlcncn.

Slogan. Dos Corf SotiI6 1T
pon einem fbperen Gcaaoenfsuer heimz
qeIudtt moroen. Sm 6ouie oes 8aufz
names Sobu e~rplopitrte Elm Stuben=
oFen, oo8 9euer grill duF bic beno6s
bortsn geiiBungen Ibsr, uno in tur5er
3eit maren fieb3ehn Gsbofte nieosr9tz
bronnt. Der S6acen 1T isbr groB.
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fhen &o~6lenperten fti G~ottjsherg per-
unqliidten Der IufIe6ey QfejfFer uno
@eyqbauer 8noblouh our6 bereinbrez
DENIES 0eitein. 8sjoe erIn8en ibren
8erlebuugen.
Qdn6ed. Die tir3Iih bier ges
Itor6ere 8cntiere Roialie Scope bat.
mie ieBt betonnt qeqe1en lpuroe. fir
hjeIiae 0obIfabrtseiarihtungen uno
Gtiftungen Der Stuot 8emeinoe Elm
Gapitol BON 100000 U}art aIs 8ers
m6htnis biaterjo1en.
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a. .. 8irt'i1er @eh. @3t .. Wile
helm GtoIi..1un lit i'm Glitter bon So
Su9reu nd4 lonjerem Gei-en seItor>
ben.
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Yoana6ri6(en
aus 0cm -
Altrn Datrrlan0r.
8cihSbauptitaot.

9srGtn. Sn sinsm in Der Stds
ton .3ebIenoorisU}itt sinlaufenoen
Uannitcba1n3ug nuroe in einsm 4bs
tell 3peiter aloiie bic 2eide sines Iuns
cen Mannes auf9efunosn. IS bans
oelte li6, ME feitgeiteat fUurbs. um BEN
22iG6rigen GtuDenten Otto Gebmann,
cen Gobn zines aan3Ieirutes aus Der
aaiIerItrobe s in 3eblenoprf. Gebs
mann bate pd6reno Der 5obrt SeIbits
moro bura GridieBen peribt. Der
RepoIper, nit bem er Die 2ot begging,
muroe ne6en ion aufgefunoen.
Der 80 Sabre alte 9ilFs- Bib
liot6etar BEL Der S0nigl. 8ibliotfet,
Or Mar G6riittie5 aus be aIrI8ens
Q1ee 5 peritar6. ais er CUR 6eimiahrt
bic Gt1ctboba 5enubte. in elnem Ga@
tell uuf Rem @abnbof SdOi8nppIab
an 6er5'aia9e. Die Qeide puroe
uorlduFi9 mad Rem SddIbduis &C.
i&afft. Gr 9inie,libt cine Uitlut uno
einen erUddieden Go6n.
Der ijnGd6rige So6n oes 9:i.
minnlidu5mannss Gduise muroe IN
Der Wit1elmsoue 0 eInem 0eihdf'ss
pngen i~iberfohren uno 10 idmer per
.sBt, oaB er baIo burnuf itar5.
Den Qrbeiter Q9iqi 8roti6, Der
Dor siuigen Wonaieu ous Dem &aIIes
Ter GefdnQnl3 ult38e6to6en mar uno
IttdbrieIlica perfolgt puroe. ibers
rdf6tc mon, aI8 IT in Der legeley
6eioe einen NIT 9eute gefiGten Cad
ueraroben moate. RAD bcftieer 0es
qenrue9r muroe e. i%jberFpalti5t. 8rotf1.
her fAon gang perroiloert ou5idb,
6atts iif in Der 0eioe in elmer Gros
606le DoGulia sinQerjhtet un0 uaiera
no6m BON oort aus leine naAiiiten
3dut3lge.
@un3 pI0Blib peritor6 infn.9e
ciues 6er3ihlage3 0irettor Gtern. Ser
Teit @tunoun9 Der Yltionolbant fir
IeutI4tano nit on Der Gpibe oie'e5
5uitituts qeTtdnoeu. Snmjtten ieiner
3dti9teit unb ud1ren0 elmer geihaft4
lichen llrterrebunQ nit einem Hol.es
cen rafFte i'm Der Ip0 aus ieinem ar
6titidmeu uno erfolgrel4eu Geben.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-05-01
Hbciuprrt inS.

Noblen& Gin 9rober 9rcno
3cyit5rtc HE ihIoGartiatn &eiiBunatn
oes &itb. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS D. Cs.uAto
in ZEN Ebindnla8en. Tns Tensr
f1no rtite N,5hguag in BEN mdllioet
Gjhcnattllt, Ter pertpoue Suh2.t
les &t16u>t5 iounts gum Tell ouyt3
Solcateu Gtyeltet veroen.
Uahtn. @teuctht cer 0i,eIs
M,cnid i'm a1n3tn Oeutihen 8ejte Tt
rtry Njlhelm Witt III rem G~jielltlois
Gtu Gemuno. Der am 26. Y}6rj lei
rea 104. @tturtstae in 'uy Pies &ls
ter nod trouuoerrsrpcrter H~liti1'tit
ttQirl. &srr @jtt mar p Sabre lang
Sdnciosrmeilter in her G9l. Strnfa
drIidl. in Steinielo.
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primien Site.

Gin 9abr i'm peraus be'atlenes
ubounenten erhalten ie einen
sd,sneu Haleneer ais granite
aratia mns %portoirei. I'm pra-
suien fins ielesnSe 'mr answahl
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gsamrooof, GOnuon limb brei5etn Nunt'
mern erihtenen1.
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apdlbuh.
gsfeieer'g 6eutIh amerlianiifes 8ohbud
far fleine 5dmllteu. SOn gSaiofmar
SGreger. Grels 70 Gents.
Gabmaidlinen.
Tss a0oroNern~ Rahmaihlne yto. J iOlro
aul ; Sabre itriitllt garantirt. y2roF
Eeaa~s @ehduie, eItra ielne HolItur, Gle
r~ensiten &erbeiierungen, ablolut 0ie belte
I1aitIne. Die ilr irgeno einen 4rets er.
hnltiih 20
Ezs vg1orohern"' Ndhmaihtne 20. 2, ge'
nau mie Wo. /. nur NIT authomdthHden
Drop 1877
Zlt .AcroIfrn" Rdbmaihinc No. 3, IN
@ototn CAT , @ebduie. dutbontatidem
uGh1'u gift~, au9eilager . Beiiel nit
1uthgnutlihem .9)elt Heplarer", bobem
Enlt. geGirttte SiabItbeilc. ale pAttad'
1nents" in Ganluiet aaltfen. @lne gure
9llihme 81 Gem iebr biligen 4rtts oon
U -.....-..
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SO. 3. nur in 3ests@ab inet 5orni, S2l
an Bsfeu unb siherneH III Is. has @eto per
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~ seu ar6beren STifdhaften ~aH3heIeH fam. 81 lttr
later e eaio aHt RHb fiheE itno bic Ggaress
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xamct' tr3 sber PER @TpreBaniuetimng 'tidt III e.
stA 15tbveHbi8, BEN betrsntnbeH 2Srtet teatii fiFeH u
Is ct. seEu ee A0reHe beutitt geidhrieben tn Gegi
Ftau sJaeaeu Badtseo tn oeu Brief 10 iolte e.e'cr
aarts v54ttrirt pereeu. Hm inner sa ieta, ban 0erieige
1fS tie 1EfCmmt. }ur Bei5ignbRHaeR IN e~iHfdaerl
zs7jtfasrfd. uie naernehmSa }Dtr teinerltl 8erdnt}uort
EtAfeit. ,1l iEalle uoR HbreBDerau5erHHaeH uefgeNe
IRAN IA u1t. BIZ dIte sVeui0pDbi Ipe bic meme
q sat sing aH3uae en-. beuu TOUT fDnneH MIR ben Ra
raieH IN BtI 8lfttr aer HihI fgecu.
~ Jaea Crbers bgrfeH Hidlt, ME 0s 10 CIT aeihtfht.
fafs sgrlHeinttitt CGtftuna BurHfNthat ten suer
Deg. i~oaoern paD seu 8rtclsu betsnte8eH.
vie bteIe gte'binen iino abfotut garan'
girt- Sic 1radlt rat Der 9Guier 81 traaen
yaE,D Ge betrd9t usa 60c bis 81, lt nab ocr
Dyifaui.
7Ne Wrdmientiite lpiro obne tueltere
Atst5 son 3elt 80 Belt f;gdnit uno ueran-
8ert, mo oteie Ireiie .,dten ltd nab oeu
<Sveijacu Wtartlperth.
Eu.tun9 erfotat MIR hurh NeH0erung
ntS 1atunis aui Dem NorcBitretleu.
DSan aoreiiire etBiad:
''NORDSTERN". La Crosse, Wis.
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lebsnsqefdbrlih usrlests unb isiner
g3ari6oft berau6te. puvte bier psrha''
tet. Or bat bsreits Elm umfanenoes
0eItdnoris obgeIsgt.
Die Gtraftammsr res 2nno8es
riets 7rdntfurt a.. W. bat jest auA
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