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The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-06-19
DEATH OF T.. b. SAWYER

t. b. Sawyer, one Of our highly
respected citizens, died Mt l.is home
at the east end of town on Tuesday
morning, June 10th, after several
months illness. Elliott b. Sawyer was
born in North Carlonia on April IL,
1888, and aged 20 years, | month and
u days at the time Of his death.
For several years his parents resided
there and then moved 30 Tennessee
where he grew TO manhood. Later
on ia moved TO Missouri and settled
in Wayne county, where he was united
in marriage TO Mis- Frances HINES.
To this union seven children were
born, all OF whom survive him except
one. He has always been an active
and energetic man, both mentally and
physically, giving Literally Of his
timr.. labor and sympathy % the
needy. He joined the Methodist church
about II month ago. Up to titat time
he had not been a member of any
church but in early life developed
the habit OF weighing things in the
balance Of reason, discharging that
wftIGfi to Rim did not harmonze with
the Creators plan as he saw Gods
laws in the big book of Nature. The
funeral was held Thursday afternoon
at two o'clock. The services were
conducted at the residence by Rev.
VIM. Stewart. Interrment being made
in 1he Masonic cemetery with the Mas
ons officiating at the grave. Besides
has widow the following children sur
vrve him: Mrs. Sarah Carter, st.
Francois; VIM. Sawyer, Frankclay;
John f, Sawyer, Bismarck; Mrs. Eliza
Dstufers, Piedmont; G. f. Sawyer;
Bismarck. The Gazette joins with
the rtany friends in extending theft
sympathy to the bereaved family
Bimharck Gazettn
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-06-19
A TIGER LOOSE IN BRUSSELS
After Badly Frightening Many Per.
sons Animal Was Peacefully
Captured In Shop.

Rrussels.-An indian tiger escapes
from HaEenbcck'a menagerie in su'
burb Of this city and bounded into an
open air market. There was wild
stampede stalls were overturned and
goods scattered. and in few sec
onds the market place was empty and
every door and window in the houses
In the suburb was shut and barred.
The tiger appeared 10 be as badly
frightened as the people He ran into
a tobacco store and jumped on tho
counter. where he lay until he was
peacefully rccapturcd,
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-06-19

Alva Marks, spent Sunday in Farm
lington with the formers husband.
L. George Williams drove out to
tha lead belt Sunday and spent the
day in Elvins and Fiat River.
George Belknap visited his wife
At the St Anthony Hospital in st.
Louis the forepart Of the week.
Eugene Williams of Leadwood
transacted business here Tuesday
morning.
Mrs. II. f. Thurman of Silver
Springs spent Tuesday in town having
4ome dental work done.
! Virgil Pirtle made trip to Farm
,ington Tuesday to register as a drug
gist in this county. rD..,
I George Written left on Sunday
morning for st. Louis to seek employ
ment ,e.y
Miss Laura Thurman, n of Silver
Springs, visited her brother, George
Thurman. and wife, few days this
week. dG Il
Miss Effie Kindred who had been
teaching school in st. Louis the past
term stopped off here with tho family
of her sister. Mrs, J. III, Welpers, a
few days the fouepart, Of this week
on returning to her home at Freder-
icktown to spend the summer.
Sunday School Glass Number Two
Of the M. E. Church passed few
pleasant hours at the home of Miss
Mae Shelton on Friday evening. No
place nor date was set for the mex,
meeting. .plfr-
Henry Skaggs of st. Louis spent
the forepart of this week with the
family Of bis brother, Webb Skaggs
going to Leadwood Wednesday fore
noon for a visit with relatives.
Mrs. f. A. League returned as far
as Vale Mines Sunday evening from
spending the winter and spring in
Los Angeles. She win arrive here
later to visit with w. w. League
and family. yo-si-
Rev. j. NJ. Baugh drove out on rara
route Sunday and filled his regular
appointment at Allsberry, church that
evening. sot. .
Ollie Sherman is now sporting his
family and others in a new auto, hav
ing sold his old car. ''''
Oran Burns of Flat River was 9
business visitor here Friday.
Miss Florence helms will leave OF
Saturday for an extended visit witt
relatives in st. Louis.opg u
jeff Davis Postons Dry visitet
friend at Elvins over Sunday.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-06-19
Company Harvesting Wheat

The employees on the Bonnie rerre
EARNING and Cattle Company have
leen busy the past week cutting the
large crop Of wheat and shocking II
in the field. Two binders have been
u5cd and Il walk taken up in dong
IT, About 70 :s,rCs covers the ground
in the field and it IL estimated that
approximately 600 bushels will be
tulncd out when the rheat is thrcsh-
ed later in tho scasoa. The oth1r
croys especially oats and meadows
are not up to lie standard but tlv
corn prospect is still bright the man
age-1sfnt reports
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-06-19
Street Oiling Completed

The process Of The dining the streets
ana Dy-ways in Bonnie Terre was conf
pIeted this week Before the oil was
applied the thick layer Of dust was
scraped off and hauled away and in
bad places rock was given to the bed
Of the road. After thin layer of the
oil was spread over the roads a thin
layer of chat was scattered over it
which keeps wagon wheels from max
ing holes in the road and lessons the
amount of grease to be carried about
on shoe soles. Altogether three
tanks Of oil have been used and three
weeks have been taken up because of
the late arrival of the oil.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-06-19
SMOKES 25-YEAR-OLD CIGAR
weeains Gift 10 Saved for silver
Wedding Anniversary by
Oregon Man.

Albany. Ore.-On the twenty.ftsth
anniversary of his marriage, James f
Cownn OF this city smoked the last
cigar of n box given to him on his
wedding day In Dixon. Wyo. When
there was only one cigar left in thia
box Mr.. Cowan determined to save 1t
for his silver wedding.
The cigar was well wrapped and
Mr.. Cowan says 1t was q good smoke.
He has smoked hundreds of cigars In
the meantime, but carefully kept thia
one for this occasion.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-06-19

Boone Tcrrc has been well repres-
ented at the Bun1s- fiohns revival in
Flat River the past week. Wagons,
bugptes and aut mobiles, and even
the WY Of pedestrian have been used
in getting to the meeting.
Pad Green arrived from Kennel,
Mo-, Saturday ClDrniuE and visited
with his parents Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Green, departed on Tuesday for n
visit with relatives al Birmingham,
AlaIama. after which he will go to
work as bricklayer IN Rector, Ark.
Mes. Degonia Of Drsloge visited
the family of hn son, T. p. Degonia,
here the latter part Of last week re-
turning home Saturday afternoon.
Nancy Fraser visited the family of
his uncle, Will Iatimer, at Elvins,
Saturday and Sunday.
Stanley CalEird spent Sunday with
friends and relatives in Doe Run.
james Hodges OF Esther was a
Boune Terre Wsftor Sunday.
Will Calvert visited relatives ut
Bismarck the latter part of last week
stopping off at the Burke-Hobbs
meeting at Flat River.
Coroner English Of Pennington was
in town on business Sunday after
noon.
Master Award Easter spent Sunday
! afternoon with the good sports OF Dee-
loge.
Paul Williams returned to the home
| of his parents, Mr.. and Mes. Ton
Williams, Sunday evening after ar
extended visit with relatives in st
Louis.
f. J. Thomure and family of Festus
visited relatives in Bonnie fcrre few
days around Sunday.
Seth Rehkop af Flat River was II
town on business Monday.
w. W. League and family visited
the family of his aunt, Mrs. Anna
Aubuchon, or rural route over Sunday
Lawson Henry arrived from Rector
Ark, Monday and is visiting will
his parents, Rev. and Mrs. N. B
Henry, here.
Misses Lucy and Mollie Wheele
hon passed through town Monda,
morning enroute from visit will
relatives at lockwood to their HON,
near Silver Springs.
Mrs. Henry Bouchard of Desloge
and Mrs. George Vineyard, and daugh
ter, Margaret, of Flat River visite,
the family of Joseph Bouchard her,
Tuesday.
I Mrs. Samuel Calvert and nephew
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-06-19
SundnY School Picnic

A crowd of young people from the
CONGREGATIONAL church Sunday School
accompanied by Superintendent J.W.
Wolpcrs. motorcd out to Primrose,
Wednesday in the Moran truck and
there spent the day very enjoyable
They left early in the morning; took
their dinners along with them and
rctu med home la'ta in the evening.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-06-19
5 Nh nE loud hc cNnccted.

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" ,c ,', i.,.. I'' -, 'CN'..,.. ...,,
| AFTER july lst, j. W. IoyIngion VIII
move his JcWclry, store down to ). c.
| farkcr stand ana y. W. Hriiin VIII
nave charge oi the repair Work,
Rev. j, \, Waugh Of lrontou arrived
here Tuesday to attend the revival
meeting conducted by Hobbs and
Burkcs
Mrs Carrie Thumurc was an Esther
visitor Tuesday.
Misses Lucy Crews and Mabel
Crump have resigned their positions
ut the telephone office and Miss Crews
has accepted position in Scllard's
Meat Market.
Bessie McGce accepted position ut
the telephone Office Monday.
Miss Mublc Boyer was Boone
/ Terre visitor Sunday.
Margaret Dechamendy is visiting
her aunt. Mrs. Boyd Of FarminEtor
this week.
b. f. Bcrton Of Bonnie Tcrrc was
a business visitor here Tuesday.
Edgar Dcchnendy Of Webb City
IS spending this week with his bro
thcr, K. {. Dcchncndy and family.
Mrs, Itson Of Bismarck is spending
this week with her sister, Mrs. Nit
chcll.
Mr.. X. Rooney Of st. Louis, is visit
ing his sister. Mrs R. G. Decnauendy,
and family this week.
Miss MadaIiuc Ray returned home
Tue day after spending several DAYS
with friends at st. Louis
Policy Ilul5ey, wife of James HUI
scy, died at her daughters home, Mrs.
G. K. Prathcr. Of Flat River, Tues
day, June 10th, 1914, at nine y. M,
afte~ a lingering illness of Cancer.
The deceased leaves a heart bruken
husband and six children, John and
William of Doe Run, Mrs. c. r. PYa-
ther of Flat River. and three brothers
and one sister. The funeral services
were conducted at the LIST Baptist
church at ten O'Clock by Rev. Geo.
Steel, after which the remains Ecre
laid away to rest at the Doe Run
cemeterq.
Mrs. ]. p. Simpson Of LibertyvllIe
is visiting this week with her da,trh-
ter, Mrs. T. l.. Honey. and family.
NJ. II. O'Bannor of Knob Lick, HaS
a business visitor here Wednesday.
Mr.. Geo. Rehkop Of FrederiCktUwn
visited his sister, Mrs. r. V. Roain-
Mrs S. Boyd is spending this week
with st. Louis relatives.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-06-19
Buys An Automobile

Mrs. Frank Richardson last week
purchased a Studebaker automobile,
from Amos c. Norwine, the local
agent for the Studebaker cars. Mr..
Norwne went to St. Louis Saturday
morning and returned with the car
in the afternoon.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-06-19
4 @. 4. w Initiates Class

The local branch Of the A. Q. ..
W Lodge put on class initiation
Monday evening with croRds from
Dcsloge, Elvins, Leadwood and Flat
River present After the regular
business was completed ice cream and
cake wcrr served while masIc was
being furnished by several " the
Young people from the Bonnie Terre
Lodge.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-06-19
Daily Thouuht.

, II we hnd but one 10 whom we, cam
speak out our hearts freely. with whona
we can walk in love and simplicity
without Discrimination. we have no
ground for quarrefs with tho world M
God.-Stevenson.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-06-19
Monument for Gocbei.

louisville, Ky.--The monument OF
Gov. William Goebel. WHO died from
an assassin's bullet in January. 1900.
will be unveiled on Marce :, in the
capitol grounds at Frankfort.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-06-19
mlcister w,rk as Carpenters

Scranton. Pa-Forty ministers, at.
tired N overalls. worked as carpen-
tors to help build the Billy Sunday
tabernacle
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-06-19
How II impressed Her.

The nights are very long now" he
said, after they had been silent for
q long time. "Yes. sir" she replied:
ut seems almost o week since you
came in"
saAs
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-06-19
Plu In Basket.

Chicago.-wailing cries led Poiioe,
man Schmidt to a basket containing
q warm body and a nursing bottle.
Tho basket opened. revealed q foar-
days-old pig.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-06-19
BONNIE TERRE
pvthian Sisters to Leadyood

The classAeam of the Bonnie Terre
Pythian Sisters will go to lockwood
on Monday night to assist in initial
ing class in that order. A good
time has been assured the home team.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-06-19
Prcsidcn, of Company Here

President Clinton II. Crane and
other members Of the ST. Joseph Lead
Company have been IN the lead belt
the past week. A special train left
and returned with them at nine O'Clock
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-06-19

Plymouth Binder Irvine, 10c q ID.
Binder Whips, SOC. Harvest Oil, 25c
per gallon. Best Harvest Oil, 30c
per gallon. Polarine Oil for autos.
Soc per gallon.--Boswell & Heiber.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-06-19
For Your Plants.

Carbide, the pearly gray powder left
from acetylene lamps, Is excelienA for
use around plants. 1t stimulates the
growth OF both flowers and foliage.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-06-19
Transformation.

Maid Ito postman delivering long
delayed parceD What Is it," Post
man-'Label says. Wild Ducks but
they're 'umming-birds now."-Punch.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-06-19
But They Know Him.

But They Know Him.
When man makes fool Of hinss'
self he Is terribly surprised. and he
can't understand why all the rest Of
tine world isn't. ..n'
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-06-19
Makes tire Heart Ache.

One OF the biggest heartachas comes
when year best friend doesn't under
stand Manchester Union.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-06-19

Mesdames VIM. johnson and II. II.
Hoy visited friends at Esther We'd
nesday.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-06-19
Louise Morice Dead

Mrs. Louise Morice died at her
home at st. Francoic Wednesday June
18th, 1914, at three O'Clock after q
brief illness. Aged 81 years and 7
months.
She leaves a husband and three
children and a host of friends to
mourn her death.
The funeral services were conduct
ed ct The home Thursday by Rev.
COLLEEN of Pennington, after which
the remains were laid away TO rest in
the Catholic cemetery.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-11-13

Gefi9rt o6er in 0olo ootr Gilber
an tef.en ais. 09Q frau6t ieoes
a!eio ir9tuO eiatu flr9i9en Gffttt,
en- bunte3 %ln0. Cugu Itartiatbi9en
GIrteI, Elm eni3elnes ~itartiar5;sss
N.otip. 4eiJadaB fe69te man fur
en- 8allfltiO Maj 81 ouutet.
S6uhe uu6 @tri ngfe lot!tn BON IL
ner 6or6e iein. gu ouutien ajeie
tern ie9en i@ror3e Geioeultiimpie
rno ibporje 1ammets, 2adz roer
a.losi6ufe gut aus. 1elIe aleioer
9eituttsn ben lIiber9rauel ooer COLO
ldrtentn, ouraijdtig ieinen Strumpt
pno pnlen0en 3rotati6ub.
Su u%nieren 8iloeru brin9en mir
EN- paar tiibIde &lsio6en fir 8ine
Ger bon l bis i Sabrsn. 9as err
e. (6ig. y lit Elm StidereitIeio mt
9ahenirogen. Da8 nieoIit)e 8leios
teH lit aus Gtidereitoff. Spite uno
8oroure 3uiammen9eiteIlt. Die Yais
ie perbju0et man nit ben oben ges
reihten uuo unteu Big ouf 90 Coll
gDsite ein3ubaIten0en 9IuIenteitsn
ano figt ons 1.30 Yaro ipsite, 8
Soil lun9e R0dfen aus Stidsreis
fpibe on. Nus ~ 3oIl breitem
Giniab aefertigts 8inoden besrsu3en
Die eingeieBten 4ermel. DEN arogen
Idnei0et man Bis iiber bic Qinie aus
Gdumhenbotiit uno oieIeu nah Dem
2,ufIebeu Der 9oroure Der Rontut
fcloen0 Gus. !SeIlblous8 Ssi0enbano
nit SdIeifenotidIuB am Rodon.
laB. Rad 9slieben lam fir oas
aIeiodtn aud Elm farbiges Inter.
tisio aus G~eioenbatiit oosr Gill &c.
crbeitet lper0en.
3undhIt Gin Sig. q seiosn mir
tin eiufdfes SitteItleio. Sine 5iers
Idle. i'm pl0tts uno StisIiti9 nit
pelBem Yorn aus3uiubrsnoe Glide
tCi bii0et usbit IbmoIen uno breiteu
GGumen Die @arnitur 0e5 &tttels
GUS msibem 9itte. be7tn 1orm gleid
gut fir 8almpolIens unoUolienitof'
T. geei9net lit. Der N~btiloun9 qts
map bat man sic breitsn ausiprin'
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-11-13
Die 2atose.

Sur 3eit, ga Ste Gall. uno Sc
felIIhaftsiaiIon nieoer in ibrs ReAs
he tritt, 1T es np6l anatbrn6t, uber
eie oafir aeelQneten Gepdn&r Oet
oiesidbriasn Mope einiae Worte 3u
fagen.
3rob Der eroBen Nuslpa6l in
Gtoffen fir Nben6tIei0er tebren a.
rice beitimmie Stoiie. Ole mir nun
fton felt Sdbren i'm GeieIlitaftss
n:ooenbiloe iebeu, INNER lpieoar,
nGmlih Gotiu, 0rtnaoine. Gbnrmeu'
fe, GeinenmuneIin. QtbertpltIas,
Gr9pe os G6ine, 1ult. Selten lit
nur zines oieier geipebs 5u eiuem
alsioe perarbeitet. bdufia iogar oeren
6rsi reridisoenartiae oIeid3eitig. un0
Ter obsre Yell bes alsioes beitebt fait
inmer aus eiuem gang lei6ten. meilt
oud burhiidtigen Stoff. Gbarats
feriitiId fir Die game augenblldlihe
Weoe III bic iibsraus loie 6Orm Der
SaiIIsn, Die peitsri, eft Ihon uumits
tslbor ibsr Dem 8iirtsI ouqeidnittea
iien 4srmel. Die eleite Mirtung
fcirb stipd BEL einem %porldbrigen
SIeiOs. ous nod en9e turse Nermel
cufpeiit, burd cine fiduarti9e @ars
nitur erreift.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-11-13

Caiit..~Q Iito sui pul5cn sum SIN
cur4!eit2n pes liz 3oll breiten. ets
pd l Waro ldn9m Oirte,s ollge>
tra&t, far oen ELL gegaoet 0pppeIter
GtofIl,tdjtn Pahendrtig 5u3uipi3en
Ut.
4n oegn i'm nd2Iten Slide (6jQ,3)
barge ,ellieu nte0llden &leioe aus
ipsiBem YBlidooile parmittrln !6obls
nd4te Sen NuiaB Der paHenteiIe uno
NernleI. 6obliaulue 5ieren oas H0dz
den, Dem porn gletdb bem SIuIeKteil
5lr Mliite tin glntter GtoIitreifen.
0aneten nit puntten beitidte Streis
itr uno GtidereieinidBe eir3ufugeu
in0. 9armouierenoe Gpibe biioet
Die QermeIaufihldge unO um3ists oils
9orOIre nebit eiitem Characterization
TIN &ragsn. Sin Stidereiourf3ug
nit farbigem Seioenbano uno S6Ieis
ZEN perbinoet 0as Sudden nit ser
Gluie, Die ridpdrts rs4tsIeiti9 nit
einem untergeiteppten anopFIo4itreis
len, lints nit 3n0pfen gu periebsn
1T.
WeiBer pitee biloet sen nit
idpar3em Sdnuritia uno reten
Sn0tden bsitidten 8ragen uno Die
aermeloufidIage an Dem bIausfpsiB
9titreiIten &Ieiohen oes nd1Itsn Bill
oes Gig. a. Der &ragen miro
Iter ben riitfpdrti9en S9lub mad
born gebatt. I'D cine GotinI9Iei-
ie ben 4bidIuB biloet.
Der sttpa 2l2 Soil breite Gurtel
aus Dem aleioItoff 1T hinten nit
9riidtnopf aeihIohsn uno 1T born
eurd cine etlpa 4 Coll erobs Gid.
anterbrofsn. in otrsn Mitie Elm ros
ter GdIuIitbtnopf befeiti9t 1T.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-11-13

Gernef. 0ie cai,te 1T Damn ii6et rem
GduIteru UNI u1ter Den Orr
men brett geihuitten. ooer lie
ltiro iber ben Sdulteru NIT itIs
rem gerlidnItttu Qetalten, De
meiIt red. tieien NusiGnitte uno DIE
5urfIidtqteit Der Iuilleu be0ingen
tief aus9tfdnjtttue lAdi4e, Die NE
mal5 our6idimmern oJrt; oa6er az
teitet man Die 3dilten mcilt ouI oop'
rsItem ieiuen Gill, Der 5emli4 Rrs
nurdIittig mart, obne Gtdoden.
cher nit feItem iia6tengeItiiBtel
Wlieoer3urtbano, nienaIs ouf fe5iem
6utter.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-11-13
gcitides GHen.

|u aaua 2eBtftiGno merhen BITE Spet'eidrieu
oer @oliedu'er iept hon ben letotQer iran.
selitea &C3iitHunaeH eetalcert.
@raool Sebt cih rchtc Wil6ei
MeA nit Gen irau8ecliAen Drnihi
ats Or SdUte mnht iebt @ribe
9eitiden Stale ms 8romn,oecl
So - fuot IF id ba beIdanIih
&on Aerl uno bon Giuers?-
Goiuat fino' ii unoaoaulihl
S. BET Gheu itriig beY
@eH NIT sic %ariia aidel
Pals iodt glldicl i'll Yaris.
Sebt 9clt 8yantreih in Die griide;
peidien ham iua ldou am SpieB.
Gn0Innb iri6itij3t unirc Saree,
2uBlnu6 miro n Gopp icitedt,
Wis uff uuierc Sp~eiicntdrtc
Gnens eeitih is - ip,c Oct ifmc6ti
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-11-13

SIM Gifer. o.: .0snten
Gle, infer alter Grbontel lit g~eItsrn
pt0Blid g~eitorben!"
g.: rNh. msiu [,sr3IihItes 9eiIeio
-. Eaben sic dber S9psin!"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-11-13

Die nurhiiht;Qen broIhi,rten
Gtoffe uno ouh Ole GbantiIIpipibens
i!offe tonimsR am 6eiten ouf iuriBem
toer Ihlpor3sm Oruuo sur Geltung
ano 5par: ictr belle 8rodes cher
GptbeHtoiie nuf S6mar3, fdrbigs
ouf Wsib. Cine Nusnabme MAIDEN
ollie U}etdu 8rohegelpebe, be redt
MODERN fne. Sic isbcu gut aus nui
forbiqem ieioeuem @runo, perlieren
cher Ieidt auT rp;ikem ooer idmars
sem GiIl. Der Ieby germ fir oieIe
..Stpede ijber ftiotncm futter Dertpfns
set miro. Gdtuarle Gbduitllnipibens
iioffe, oic aleit,r'ti1 nit Satin.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-11-13

S9redIihes GefibL
Dame: !9err &abett, nidt pobr, Sbr
Sdiff bat ia neuli9 Sdiffbru9 &c.
ltten. Wie fiblten Sic f9 bsna
e'9entlid, als bas Sdiff untsr Sbs
rem 6IBen in bie 8ellen iant uno
Gle Wogen iiber Sbnen oonnerno gu.
!ammenl6lugen2
Saoett: 0ab. 9ndOige 6rau. ebr
MGIeroings. @irt: 500
len Sic oem taubitummen Germ Die
i6one Iusfdt ge5ei9t?"
aeIlner: nSd. er NOR ipro9Ios!"
8osboft. Mlnn: .!Seute
babe ih enoIi6 Den @aIen aeitpIIen,
Gem td g LANCE ouf Der Spur mari"
5rau: nNa ia. Der aIigsre sibt
nad!"
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Greucoins. 0anns oosr Crepe ot
Chine rerarbeitet Defenders mpbern
ilro. pirsen ibsrdu5 ouiti9 uno tsi,s
tclI ouf pfiBem Sill. ebenio Idnars
4, brofHisrts Ssiosupoilss.
perIitidsrsIsE, Stt3s;sibeIGse unS
oonoitidsrsi ieben 2pn in 2on auss
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8aIIdefprdh d.

8oIIQefprid Of. Dare:
Iber. Serr 9ottcr, pis touneu sic
nur 10 Iaut iprefsu. p1brsno Ger
proieHor stlpa8 portrdgt!
Oottor: va. erIaubeu sic nal
meiue 9ndoigIe. Der ipisIt bod niel
iauter. tpie ih u~berhoupt rsoen Tam!
GrtlGrIid. Mluttsr: MAS
bat nur hcutt Der Aidarb, no Itedt
ser oenn immer2
2cdtsr: Der bat fid o;sfsn 9Pcrr
9en gum erI;enmaI nit sinsm Butt
mittsl eln9sritbtn. upo nun fhaut ::
ole finf Yliuuteu mad. oh ned
ni&ts ,ommtl
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senoen Sdumt iorpis bic GGumtcn
ein3unGhen mo riitpdris rad britt
nit einem GtoFiidrGqItreifsn einSu,
mioiisn. Die iibrieen &inosr lino brett
sa i0nmen. tpoiiir bsr S.off gum
lmle9en ~Sugssebsn tpsroen mub.
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8ieIin6 iebtn mir ole @erlhjcoen
belt Snji6en Nsr obereu uno untsren
9dIite zines NItioe8 eerl0e5u he
font, inosm fir bic GoilIe, oft ou9
nod Idsinbor nit ibr i'm ,Suiammens
bang fir Ole 3uuitd GuIl, Gbans
tiIIplpiBs, Go3e peripenoet purosn
in0 fir oen Rod Gin bihteres, or TO-
gar 3iemli4 ountles Gjelpebe. Cine
Sunita it taum Elm <iO oeutbar.
sic bat Die psriditoeniien 6ormen;
ialo Gpnelt re etnem ontiten uebers
lpurf, pnlo sinem 2umpeuidirm ourt
ihr' lei1t obitebenoe, ourf Orabt
mo 8Ieibon0 9eitibte 6orm, Damn
pieber nimmt iie Ole llmri1e zines
Shobteilss oosr 0ie 2inie zines iief
urrdn9ierien QauierS oil, an einSels
ren einiaderen Gleioeru be9e9usr mir
nod Der olatt nitoerhGn9euosn Sunis
Ia; OILS GoIont tebrt lie bel oen
Gto9snr6den mieosr. Gin augtiebtes
y1isoer oosr 2eibdsn, Elm breitcr,
nab Der 6isur ssnrbe:tster @urteI
idliebsn is mad pbsn bin at. 50
guu4.s 9aIItIslo bslst gar t.ins
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Ruitsr: -Sisbn Du, iest idBt
ts tez Iiebe 9ott re9nen, neil Ou
erttin fc bDs parF."
Ttr tIsinr i ti B: .gber. ruas
fonnea Die onbsrn 1suts oafir, 81,
nun ouh NAB tpsresn2-