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The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1914-10-16
Tho Fine Part Of Il.

A trip of few hours would seldom
be worth while II one did not have
the chance to look forward to It for
weeks. -. .4,s
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1914-11-05

outside this week.
Bridge and Lamont, M. E. Gage and
Bert Weisheifer drove out nice bunch
of beef cattle from their ranches in the
Pollock section this week.
F. l.. Allen and Homer McCully drove
out nice bunch of hogs this week from
their Doumecq ranches to the railroad
They struck down market and as q
consequence did not get the price they
could have had some weeks ago.
A social dance was given in honor OF
the Behean girls at Gone g hall tonight
they having come home for the week
from Grangeville where they are at.
tending school this winter, the occasion
being vacation caused by the county
teachers institute. They returned
Sunday.
Reuben McEvers, who is working in
the mines at Kellogg, is visiting rela
tives in this section this week.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1914-11-05
kAMIAH

j. S. Adair, of Winona, and w. M
Parry, of Kooskia, were in town Mon.
day enroute to the districts across the
river, where enthusiastic county divi-
sion meetings were held.
c. L. Mattlack and wife left Wed.
nesday morning for Tennessee where
they will make their future home.
Their son, Malcolm, left at the same
time for San Francisco, where he will
attend school.
DR.. w. F. McMahan was called to
Grangeville Monday on professional
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. P. Bradbury and
children were Lewiston visitors this
week, incidentally attending the ball
game.
j. F. Bridwell returned home from
Walla Walla Wednesday, where his wife
it at the bedside of her mother who i,
dangerously i'll.
Last Friday, Mrs. F. H. Rehbere en-.
tertained the ladies of the school facul.
ty a at $3.50 luncheon. The Misses Ruth
Miller and Annette McCallie assisted.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1914-11-05
COTTONWOOD

Holstein COW from j. W. Wills, Of Fer
dinand, this week for 800.
J. v. Nash, T. A. Randall and Felix
Funke were among the local fans who
took in the big ball game at Lewiston
Tuesday.
A bouncing daughter was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Leverett g. Tallman near
Westlake last Friday. All concerned
are doing nicely.
A. R. Whitley arrived in the city last
week from New Meadows and has open
ed shoe repair shop in the room just
west of the electric light office.
We note by the University Argonaut
that Lawrence Huff, who is attending
the university from Cottonwood, has
been chosen captain of one of the de-
batting teams.
Frank Pollock and F. A. Schuster ar
rived in the city Tuesday from Harri-
son and are looking over this section
with a view to locating somewhere in
central Idaho. Mr.. Schuster was form.
erly engaged in the mercantile business
at Harrison for several years and is
well impressed with this town and COM
munity.
Carl Henderson was in town Wednes-
day from across the river.
H. II. Miller and wife were in town
Tuesday from near Fem.
Ray Minis and Bart Simon took in the
big ball game at Lewiston Tuesday.
Mrs. Ray Bartlett was down from
Keuterville Monday visiting with her
parents.
John Baer shipped car Of fat hogs
from this place to Spokane this morn
ing.
L. A. Bruner is in the city this week
from Asotin looking after business in
terests here.
T. A. Randall went on to Colfax from
Lewiston and is visiting relatives there
q few days.
l.. G. Tallman and J. M. House were
business visitors in town yesterday
from Westlake.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1914-11-05
FERDINAND

is in town today interviewing the ""
ers.
II. l. Hanson and wife attended ~
publican rally at Grangeville wedn"
day night returning home on the m0''
ing train.
o. G.. Birkeland was yisito'
Grangeville Wednesday evening a
listened to Mr.. Peterson's speech ~ :"
half Of the republican state ticke'. =,
Mrs. J. A. Terwillegar of Le"r.
came up Friday to visit her dausns
Mrs. G.. D. Scherer. She was .''v.
panied by Mrs. Warren, both ladies |"
turning to their homes at Lewiston 0''
day morning. n
Sheriff Eimers passed through ~ !,
Saturday on his way to Wes.i. 4.s.,t
investigate an alledged case OF
logging, ,, but it seems no evidence ~
found that would indicate sucn
the case. "a
Mr.. Pollock and sons went o0".
the Buffalo Hump last week ~
hunting trip and returned the re-. a,
or being 80 warm decided to lesve Y"
bear until the next time but tne'
to have enjoyed their trip
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1914-11-05
WHITEBIRD
(From the Sum-

(From the Sum-
Frank Wyatt, the Deer Creek cattle
man, is q Grangeville visitor this week.
A dance was given at the Cow Creek
school house at Lucille this Friday
evening.
Mrs. Jack Howard has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. Pat Nash and friends
in these parts, for some days.
Harry Southland, the Lucille postmas-
ter, returned this week from Portland,
where he recently took his baby, whom
he left with his brother.
James Parsons who has been employ
ed at times on the Kamiah and Sites
papers was in town Wednesday with a
party enroute up-river on a hunting
trip. He is full blood Nezperce In
dian and one of the brightest of his
race.
Fred Painter made a business trip
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1914-11-05
(From the Chronicle. J


Rev. Father Berthold brought to this
office Saturday some sample carrots
grown on the monastery farm west Of
town that are record breakers. One of
the carrots weighed 6 IA pounds and
Father Berthold says he harvested
about ten tons of them from about an
acre of ground. He will feed them to
his hogs and cattle this winter.
Mrs. Asa Jones and the little daugh-
ter of Rich Nash are in the city from
across the Salmon river. They will
return home Monday.
Lewis Jones was in town late last
week from across the river.
John Forsmann left the first Of the
week for Charleston, where his family
resides.
John Wilks and Mr.. Banaka, the
latter a Lewiston real estate dealer,
were in the city Monday evening on
business and returned to the river
metropolis that night.
The weather this week has been of
the ideal fall variety peculiar to Idaho
in general and Camas prairie in particu.
lar. 1t is kind, hard to equal any
where and impossible to improve upon.
Billie Schober was down to White.
bird Sunday and helped the Joseph ball
team wallop the river town aggrega.
ton. Billie twirled the last few inn.
ings for the Joseph team and his spec.
tacular work at short and in the box
is said to have been largely response
bic for the result Of the final score.
A dainty baby boy was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Robbins south Of town
on Monday. The little lad only weighed
six pounds but Walt says there is
plenty Of room for him to grow.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Jenny are spend
ing the week visiting with friends near
Nezperce.
Quite number of our citizens at
tended the Stubbers- Riener wedding at
Greencreek Tuesday.
Rev. Father Berthold bought fine
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1914-11-05
(From the Progress.)


Mrs. Merrill E. Doble and children
came up from Peck Sunday to join her
husband here.
Miss LOFTS Works, who is attending
college at Idaho University, spent Sun
day with homefolks.
w. G. Heaston and wife left Tuesday
morning for California where they will
spend several months.
Miss Funke, of Kooskia, spent Sun
day in Kamiah.
VIM. Huttin, of near Geer, was a
Kamiah visitor this week.
Lloyd McCarty and family of Glen.
wood were in town Monday.
Guy Dissmore, wife and daughter
were visitors at Spokane this week.
w. G. Short and Geo. Waterman were
visitors at the capital Tuesday.
Two out-of-town capitalists were here
this week investigating the asbestos
deposit. 1t is proposed to start a fac
tory here for making fire proof shin
giles, etc.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1914-11-05

Spromberg came over from their homes
on Big Cedar, Monday to attend Oil.
ver's Clearing Sale. They went home
loaded to the guards with bargains.
Oscar Maxwell and Abe House &C.
companied John M. Simms to Sites,
from Elk City, as witnesses in q final
proof case. The party stayed over a
day to do some trading and incidentally
took In the picture show in the evening.
John A. Powell, the democratic can.
didate for county assessor, was in
sites on Monday of this week. Mr.,
Powell has been making partial can
vass OF the county in the interest of his
candidacy and finds prospects very
bright for his election.
What s the matter with Travis York !
We'll we IL tell you what 8 the matter.
A bouncing baby boy arrived at the
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1914-11-05

home on Tuesday last and papa York
has sadly neglected his dray business
ever since. Mother and boy doing
nicely and we have hopes that Travis
will survive.
Today J. w. Howser, the progressive
stock man and farmer, of the Gear
water section, received from the Plea
ant Valley herd, from st. Johns, Wash
ington, six fine young full bloodsd
Poland China sows. Mr.. Howser i'm
ported fine male hog of this breed
last winter and the new arrivals to
gether with the start of good STOCK
which he already owns will soon pun
the Howser herd on the map in goo0
shape. The animals imported sr
fine individuals and we will expect MI
Howser to be able to exhibit some
fancy show stuff, some of these dayA
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1914-11-05
From the Enterprise.

NrAonA tne Enterprlse.)
A baby boy is reported to have ar
rived at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A
u. Woodwork early this week.
+. G, Fry and wife and Aleert Bush
motored to Lewiston Tuesday to take
in the big ball game.
VIM. Kerby came over from lilo las.
saturday evening to attend the Odd
feliows lodge and to assist in puttino
on the first degree work.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. P. Fry motored to
Lewiston Tuesday and were accom-.
panied by H. I. Hanson.
Joe Eller has been delivering grain
to the warehouses this week from hi.
farm at Greencreek.
A. 8. Hardy was a business v;.;to,
In town yesterday from Granpeyille
.. A. standage was looking after hi.
political interests at Ferdinand Mondav
of this week.
Anil Haener and family motored TO
lewiston and Charleston Monday and
returned late the same day.
John Powell, the democratic nom;.
nee for the office of county as.a..o,
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1914-11-05
Sites
(From the Enterprise. }

(From the Enterprisc.)
Bert Moore was a Grangeville visitor
for day or two last week.
Charley Strangh was in Sites yester.
day, giving our shop little job work
while here.
DR.. w. F. McMahan, of Kamiah, was
in Sites Wednesday morning on pro-
fessional business.
Thomas Hye was a visitor in town
Tuesday, returning to Grangeville Wed.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1914-11-05

nesday morning.
N. b. Pettibone and wife spent few
days at the county seat the first of
the week, returning home Tuesday
morning.
VIM. Van Pelt came in yesterday
with q few potatoes for sale and did
not forget to leave a sack at the En-.
terprise office which paid him a wear
in advance and then some.
Mrs. VIM. Hagan and Mrs. 2. p
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-01

genb gang ~genreirer GuieI 1T, nirft
bas 8eue meit gefdbrIider, als Der
in Ben 8irtbidnften mlsgeihdnfte
@dnaps. 81. Carl Mlsberg, Der gbef
bes 8urears fit gbemie i'm 811noeS-
Nobrungsmittel : Departement, bat
Broben bon $50 folder, auf's @era.
tbemebl a11seeiudten fliiiiigen @o'
acknowledgment l1nteriu9t ur6 Dos Ste.
iultat erlangt. Sour 10 Der 8rdpa.
ra6e entbielten feinen Mleobol, aber
8 mie6er 40 Bis so Broaent uno II
anbere iiber so 3ro5em, aIfo mebr
als @bisfep entbdIt. &un6erte bic
fer iogenannten Me6i3inen rl1iniren
Ole @eilrnbbeit Der 2e11te, tpelde Dies
Beng aus unfenntniB einnebmen un6
moden Siffer aus Meniden tpelde
fonit feline 5piritnofen trinten tpiir-
ben. acknowledgements tperbe1 Die
ie Meoiairen gero6e in Ben Sempe>
ren5blattern am metlten angeprteien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-01
~SntertKantts autr1ei

9ie int Sabre 1912 in Ser gan5en
@elt proon5ierte 8aum>po4e, Die IN
ben &an6el fam, belief fid out .21,-
$4,000 8allett 5u ie 500 8fnn6. Da'
bon entfielen auf 6ie Ser. @toaten
IL 100000, -auf Snbien 3,158,000,
ouf Megppten 1,523,000, ouf @bina
1,074,00O, auf @uBlano 100000
auf 8ra1i1ien 100000 nn6 anf ale
onoeren 2anoer 10000 8auen. Ser
bran6t pl1roen in bem nit Dem 81.
Stunt 1918 abgeidlolienen Gisfal=
iabre 21,392,OOO @ouen. Sc ma-
rem in bent Sabre 143,398,000
.Spin6eln anf Ser ganaen @elt int 8e=
.trieb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-01
9ie BepoIterunq bes rui1iiden 81,

9ie 8epolferung 6es ruiiiiden @ei-
DIES iberiteigt iebt III MilIionen,
mas cine 3rmabme felt Der lebten
&olfs5ablung in 1897 UNI AZ Miuio-
men ergibt. SSn ben ruiiiiden Sta6-
ten miegt 6as mannlt@e @ei6le6t
iiber, a1f Dem 2anbe bas meiblt6e.
Ma6 Ser offt5iellen Statiitif Ser Sea-
tionalitdten iin6 IS Bro5ent Ser Git
mobner &uiien, 1915 8ro3. &olen,
4.6 Hro5. 6innlan6er, "a &ro5.2ih<
bauer unb 1.6 &ro5. Deuti6e. Erob
Ser Sorti@ritte, Ole sic ruiiifde ST.
buitrie in ben 1ebten Sabren gema6t
bot, 5dblt man immer nod auf 1000
@inmobner III 8a11ern mnb 107
St16ter. Sic 3obl Ser in Sen 6abri-
fen 6es &eides bei6aftigten Mrbeiter
betragt 2,068,032. Son 1000 @in-
mobnern fon11er1 MIR 229 Ieien mn6
idreiben. @emn man sic 8eb0lfe-
rung Deuti9Ianb's, 0eiterrei9=un-
garn's un6 6rmfrei9's 5uiammen-
5dblt, bleibt iie immer nod nit 16
Mtuionet1 unter Ser ruiiiiden @ebol=
fe%rungs5iffer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-01

Mns Den lesten itatiitiiden Mit.
tbeilnrgen ser arupp M.-@. in giien
ergeben iid intereiiante Daten iiber
Die geraoe5u gigantiide Musbebnunq
oieies 8etriebes. SOM l.. MpriI 1912
bis 1. april 1918 itieg bie 8abI Ser
4rbeiter UNI 1922, auf 1854. Cine
abnlide grobe Steigerung ber5eidne1
6as Sabr 1904-1905. M1it 6rauen
uno &in6ern betraet sic 3ob1 Der
@erfsangeb0rigen, einf6lieBli9 Der
M%nBentperfe, cine biertel MiQion.
Ser geiammte &rupp'i6e @run6beiit
lit bel1te 2461 &eftar groB; er bot i'm
lebten Sobre erbebli6 5ngenommen.
9ie 2obne lino 6ur6idmittli9 bon
$50 @arf anf $50 Marf ge1tiegen,
6ie 3abl Ser @erfsmobm1ngen bon
1862 auf 10,152.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-01
Sat sic 8e,peiie bpr iid.

Sat sic getueiie nor ftd. r@s lit
nidt notbig, mir gu er5ablen,"
idreibt SEER &enrp Eboelen bon Mrl'
berrp, &nrs., bog Sornt's Mlpen-
fr61ter cine bor5iigltde Meot5tn lit.
Sd babe oie getpetie 6afar in meirer
eigenen Gamilie. l1niere $o@ter, oie
felt ibrem 8tpeiten 2ebensiabre lei.
bend mor, bat einen tp1n6erborer
@e6ieI 6urbgemabt felt Dem sc.
brou@ 6es M%Ipenfra11ters. Sie bat
groBeren Mppetit, ,en6 mir fonnet
bon Sag 3m Sag an ibrem Musfeben
bemerfer, pie iie 3u1immt. Sd rotbe
ie6em @oter mrtb ie6er Mutter, bieies
bemerfenstpertbe Brdparat elmer &rii.
flung gu lntertperfen."
Midt IN ben Mpotbeten 3u baber.
Sails Sie feire,t Mgente1 fentter, Ser
es Sbnen liefern fam, 70 f4retben
sic an 6ie &erfteler, ST. @eter Gabr-
nep & Cons &c., 1875 go. &opre
slpe., @bicoeo, 50.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-01

Mdoden, unb ndbren6 bas Ser.
idtuinoen ~ein5elner 5tpeifenos aui
Abenteuerlait 5ltriid5ufiibren 1T, bei
nnberen l1mitan6e mitipielen, aus
oenen ii4, tpenn man iie f6r11te,
elm &oman nit mebr ODER ipeniger
gliidlidem @usganee MAIDEN lebe,
berbirgt ii@ binter benz 8eri@minben
mander mobl alt6. cine ierer Erago.
bier, Die BON benz mooer1en @rob.
lto6tleben begiinitigt tper6en. l1no
neber 2onoon lit es tpabrfdeinlid
Seem Sort, moo 6ieie 9rag06ien an
bduftgiten un6 ord am furdtbariten
iinb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-01

.berbinoern. Gin Gauidblatt iagt 50.
3u: Gin flint SUB bober 5tadel-
orubt5aun tbut's nidt a1ein; Der
3aun miiBte ord eleftriid gelaoen
iein, tpie Der beriibmte 8aun, ben Der
Menidenfreunb Mnoretp Carnegie
Dor 20 Sabren bel Dem groBen Streif
in ieinen &ometeab+@erfen UNI 6ieie
berlm erridten lieb, 1rn6 binter mel-
diem oie &infertoniden s6arfidute1
lal1erten."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-01

"
Mad Sen @rmtttelungen Ser Seem
Dorfer Holt5eipermaltung %berlaiien
in Ser &ieienfta6t ami @n6ion aaiabr-
li6 6reieinbalbtaui en6 Meniden
morgens ibr Seim, I'M aben6s mdd
5uriid5ufebren. @on manden &C.
ltngt es, cine Spur gu fin6en, bon
onberen erbGlt man erit int 9anfe Der
Sabre Elm 9ebens5ei@en, aber unge.
fabr ser pierte Ebeil bletbt ipurlos
perl6mnn6en. l1nter 6en 1ebteren
iin0 one Sitter, ane 8ernfe un6 8e.
i6aftignngsarten b%ertreten. Gum
ni6t geringen Ebeil ftn6 es iunge
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-01
10 Sent rGasearets"
Sir Sober nub Ginseueioe,
3etIen trantes aopfpet, 6artletttststt.
BtItSFtat, lauren Magen, t&le@teu
Nfhert - 8u&er Gatorttte,

@IeihpteI tpie 11Iedt Cure 2eber, IRA,
gen ober gingetpei6e ftnb; tpie tart gne1
&opfpeb lift. tpie elenb Sshr fiblt burd
6artleibigteit. unberbaultdtett. gtli6fttdi
llnb trGae gingetpeibe - Sbr betonln1t
tets Qinberung bur9 gascarets. Sie
reiniuen uub reguliereu ben @nger TO-
fort. beieitigen Bic iaure. gdbrenoe Rab.
rung rno faulen @aiei sntternsn ote eg.
jei1ibe Gale bon Der Neber lao 11epraen
baS unberbaute 8eug nno .@itt bon Der
@ebdrmen unb ben gingetpeioen tort
Cine aebn Gent @da6tel bon @nrem
Mpothefer mirb Cure Qeber unb @ttges
peioe rein baIten; ben Magen iIb. Der
Ropf flar unb bies auf Monate bin
Ste arbeiten. tpdbreno SSbr fblatt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-01

Senator Miburit bon Mri5o1ta uia
einen flint SUP boben Sta6elorabt=
5ou11 an ser merifanii9en @ren5e ent,
lang gebaut ieben, lint Die merifani-
iden @ebeuen nn6 &egterungstrmp=
pen am l1eberidreiten Ser @ren5e 5u
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-01

reformirten Rir9enratbes an Die Sp-
NODE in 81 beiBts es: uNabe5u
einbelig un6 oft m0rtli6 iiberetn-
lebnen bie 8eribte (ber
proteitantiiden 5pnobem oen iogen.
fonfeiitonsloien 8eIigionsunterri6t
~unierer S1ulen ab als reiten I'm.
finn, mn6enfbor, in ii9 ielbit I'm.
h1rdtbar .mie boterlan6Sloie 5dmei-
5ergeiaid)te, unmoglid, neil ieoe le-
|benotge &eligton G%onfeiiion it,"
.Die Sm1ptiade feblt ibm, namlid
Der mddtige SSmpulS gum @uten un6
Die fraftboue @etdimpfung 6es 8oien,
Die &raft, bie aus @ottes @ort
@r lit elm S9af inn @olf-
pel55."
2..xernbnrg.
Gin auf 8unn @edingen BEL
Mer @ gelegerer, BEN @rben 8iirtb
aus @ormeloingen geb0renber @al6,
nit elmer Musoebmng bon 55 SET,
tor, eing oieie r Gage gum @reiie
BON $4,000 ST. in Sen 8eiib bes
Serrn Meiers, @~ol5bGnbler in 2urem-
b11rg=8abnbof iiber. = Sci 6em
@erte nMrbeo" BEL 6 d a. s. @l3.
tpur6e ser IS Sabre alte S. @rbetta
bon einen1 eleftriiden &rabn 10 bef>
tig ongeitoBen 6uB er aus betrdbt-
lider &0be berunterfiel nn6 i6tpere
innere @erleBungen erlttt, bener er
ipdterbtn erlag. - Sic 2ei9e bes
bermtbten Mrbeiters 8eter Som.
@reiid aus &o6ingem mur6e in
bem Canal binter bem Stablperfe
gefnnoen. - &err Ded}ant 8feffer
BON gler miro aus @eiun6beits=
ridlt9ten bon ieinem Mmte 5mriid=
treten. = Muf Ser Differbinge-
CT niine mur6e Ser 19idbrige Mr=
better g. 8resmal aus @etingen bon
Ser @al5e elmer MaIdine erfaBt nno
nit FOLDER @ndt in 6ie SUIT ge=
idleu6ert, 6aB er betm Mufi6lagen
anf Sen @o6en iofort itarb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-01

Die meiiten 8~atentme6i5imen ent-
bolten Mlcobol gr0Beren un6 gertn=
geren 4nantitGten, un6 % es portpte-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-01
Kinder Schreien
MACH FLETcHER'S
GAS TO r
@nmortMit1es.

Mn5igli6. = Die @oriteberm
zines Damenpeniionats belteut BEL ei-
nem @elegenbeits6i9ter Elm Eafellieo
fiir BEN &ausban Tires Snitituts.
u&unn i6 sic @erie bolo baben?"
~@epib, gnaoige 6rau, nod beute
Mben6. Sd bin gero6e in @timmrtrg,
90 i6 cine abnli9e Mrbeit borbabe.
SS@ berfaile, eben Elm Gafellieo fir
ben @efliigelberein."
Mu@ elm Gro It. - 8raut
(traurig): uMd, mir tbut es leib, 6oB
i6 mild bon nnieren i9onen Bergen
trennen m1B!"
8rantigam: u2aB MIR, @er5den,
in Berlin mobnen mir a11b gan5 oben
I'M fiinften @tod."
Gin f1einer Srrtbum.
@ebeimratb's Minna, cine l1ni9ul6
bonn 2an6e, miro gum Serrn &rtegs-
geridtsrotb eeididt un6 ion aasrt&-
ten, er m0@te ia piinftli6 gum Gbee
eri6einen, man bdtte cine beion6ere
ueberrai9ung fir i'm in petto.
Ma9bem bie bte6ere &i6enfee ur-
ternegs 6en Muftrag finfbun6ertmal
repetirt bat, itebt ite Dem &errn
&riegs9ert@tsratb gegeniber uno
oonnert los: 3
uMn f6eenen @ruB bon meiner
@nd66en, nnb sc iollten gang Be-
ltimmt gum Sbee Comment! 6rm @e-
beimratb fat eine groBe l1eberra'
i6nng fir sic i'm 8ette."
8, orter.-
@eiangspereins = 9irigent (auf Ser
Soaliu9e): uDie &auptiade fir 11ms
lit natiirli6 6ie Mfnitif; mie itebt'S
6amit?"
gooIbeliter: uGiperie 8iere frii6
bonn 6ab rei@baltige 5pet...."
uSie baben MIDI miBperitanoen;
i6 iagte uMfuiitiff"!
uM9 10 - Ste lit gang beqnem 51
erreiden: sic 6rei @tufen 6ort, btn-
term 8orbang!"
Sc na66em. - Marn: rS91
tper6e beute Mbeno Sen iungen Miiei-
for m%itbringen!"
Sran (oie mebrere beirotbsfdbige
G0dter bat): usSit f6on redbt! (alin-
gelt; &0@in erideint): ~@arie, mir
befommen beute Mben1 8eiu6, ma-
6en Sic cine feline Maibotple!"
Mann: Or lift Elm aiiuBerit METER
Mann, Ben Sober iofort lieb ge-
minnt!"
Gra1 qlingelt): uMarie, MAIDEN
|Sie fir beute Mben6 a11@ einige For.
ten!"
Ma1tp: r@benio nett un6 liebens-
miir6ig ioI audi feline iunge 6ron
ieinl"
Sral1 (flingeIt): n@arie, laiien sic
6as NIT Ser Maibotpe un6 Ben Sor>
ten uno ierptren Sie beute Mbeno muir
8ier!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-01
Sin 1tnteridieb IN Mrbeitstmmoen.

Gin Hnfer16te0 m NrpeusEu1ue'
gines Mamnes- Sagesperf tit 8
5tnnoen. Seine forperliden Srga1te
mii5len Qerra1t "a @tunben arbeiter,
Mn es Tim gu erm0gli6en, 8 St1tt1-
Sen gu arbeiten. S9made, tpebe, 1t1t-
tbbdiitige Mierer f0Strne11 es 11i9t tblr.
5ie miifien gefnnb 1tnb ponauf tbatig
s(ei11 at ieoer 3eit. Sober Mterett-
Nillet MAIDEN fie 10. SIR fonnt tie
nitht III guer 5Ditem a11fnebmen, of
:1,e boB q1te grfolge er5telt tperben.
Sci aGen SdnoIerr in ct. Glouo. -
Mnaeige.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-10-23
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