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Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1914-10-27

prepared by the United States Depart
ment OF Agriculture.)
The profits TO be derived from the
good preservation of seed corn have
been put to practical tests by the Of
fee of corn Investigations of the
United States Department of Agri-
culture. The cuts show a building
constructed solely for the purpose or
preserving seed corn. 1t has con-
crete basement and fue. Warm air
passes from the basement through
openings in the floor, ascends through
the corn, and escapes through venti-
lators
This house was constructed at a
cost of $500, and in one year returned
to the farm $1,000 In profit, due to a
fiye-bushel Increased acre yield on 74O
acres planted with seed corn dried
and stored in it, These figures were
obtained as the result of II separate
tests. The owner of the farm on
which this test was made was not
fully satisfied with it because it was
made on small plats, and he there
fore made more extensive tests. At
corn gathering time in November he
selected two bushels of seed, placing
one bushel in a crib and the other
bushel in the seed-corn dry house.
In the spring with a two-row planter
he planted four rows 1880 feet long
and ga feet apart with the seed kept
in the dry house; then four rows with
the seed kept in the crib, This he re-
peated seven times, making eight
tests in all in which four rows planted
with one lot of seed were compared
with the adjoining four rows planted
with the other lot of seed At har-
vest time four rows yielded a wagon
load of ears, which constituted a
weighing. From the seed kept in the
crib there we're produced 1926
pounds. while from seed kept in dry
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1914-10-27
TREE STUDY IS INTERESTING
Department Of Forestry, Washington,
VIII Furnish information on
This Subject.

What is the use Of ne spending or
whole lives among the trees without
becoming acquainted with them?
Write in little book kept for the
purpose the manner and descriptions
81 all Of the trees whlch grow in your
vicinity Make q collecI.5n OF the
wood and bark OF each--also OF the
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1914-10-27

the garrison had remained 70 hours
longer not man or gun would have
been able to join the allies. AS a mat
ter of fact. only 10000 of the garrison
of $4,000 escaped.
The German attack on Namur was
opened with 17-inch siege guns, which
were brought into position under coy
er OF a cavalry screen. The older guns
of the forts were powerless even to
reply. Forts Msizeret, Marchovelette
.AudOy and Cognelee were all de-
stroyed and burned with every man
OF their garrisons.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1914-10-27

Inc nation which captures its en-
emy's soldiers and holds them as nris-
oners IS made entirely responsible for
tne prisoners It takes. The prisoners.
on the other hand. are by information
al law obliged 70 be as frank with
their eaptors as The captors are with
them.
Contrary TO general belief the pris
oner is not stripped OF everything ana
thrown into a dungeon TO be starved
on stale bread and water, but can law
fully be deprived OF nothing except
weapons, horses and military papers.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1914-10-27
ALL PRISONERS OF WAR ARE HUMANITY TREATED

vention and declaration Of London.
II these provisions are lived up to
the fate Of the prisoners viii be far
less disagreeable than is commonly be
lisved.
There have been many reports in
which first one party and then the
other has been charged with treating
the laws Of civilized warfare as mere
" paper promises. There have been.
however. no authentic reports OF III
treatment by any OF the armies.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1914-10-27

London.-Great interest attsches TO
the lot of the many thousands of sol
diers taken prisoners on all sides Of
the great European war. and there has
been much speculation as TO The hard
ships these captves must undergo. AS
a matter OF fact. however, the lot Of
the war prisoner is not necessarily
wretehed. for the rules governing the
treatment az prisoners OF war are
clear and explicit. as defined at The
Hague conventions. the Geneva con-
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1914-10-27
GERMANS OWED CAPTURE OF NAMuR TO THEIR SPIES

London.&The fall of the Belgian
city Of Namur was due largely to the
work OF German spies. according to a
a Times correspondent in Belgium.
One Of the principal features OF
Namur's defense was the River
Meuse,r the correspondent says in an
alyzing the fall of the city. The Ger
mans. assisted by spies. managed to
open the tidegates of the Meuse. thus
lowering its waters. which were ex-
tremely deep. They were then able 10
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1914-10-27

Minneapolis, Oct. 20, 1914.
Wheat-No. 1 hard, LA; No.
northern, Ito Oils; No. 2 north,
ern, 1.07 Oil.
Corn--No. yellow, 70071c.
Oats-No. 3 white, 44@45c.
Rye-No. 2, S6Q97c.
Flax-1.33 1875.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1914-10-27
Garden Files Denial.

Washington. Oct 17.-Sir Edward
Grey. British foreign affairs minister
informed the state department that
Sir Lionel Garden has fled a written
denial that he criticized President VIII
son. Sir Edward Grey admitted that
Il was a breach OF diplomatic ETH
ouette for Sir Lionel to have spoken
about Mexico at ALL
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1914-10-27
socialists oppose Peace CONGRESS,

Paris, Oct 21.-The socialists of
France have declared as inopportune
and premature the suggestions made
that their comrades in the United
States hold an international socialist
peace congress.
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To Hear Thavv Case December J

Washington. Oct. 21.-The United
States Supreme court advanced the
hearing of the Harry X. Thaw extra
dition case to December I. This early
hearing wss granted upon representa-
tions made By William T. Jerome.
New York's special attorney. that the
delay in the case was a scandal.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1914-10-27
Worries wheat croo short.

Washington. Oct 20.-The worlds
wheat crop this year probably will be
less than in 1918 and 1912, although
the u. S. has had a record-breaking
wheat harvest, says the department OF
agriculture.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1914-10-27
Five Burned to Death.

Milo. Mo-, Oct 1S.-Explosion OF
can Of gasoline in railroad section
house caused a fire in which the wife
OF John Weddle. section foreman. and
their four children were burned to
death ~
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1914-10-27
convle, Weston Of Murder.

London. Oct. 1S.-Charles Henry
Weston. formerly of Salem. Mass.
was found guilty of the murder OF
his wife and at the same time de-
elared to be insane. and committed to
an aSvlum.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1914-10-27
Gar peprIves Foes Of Titles.

London, Oct. PA Reuter- dispatch
from Petrograd says that the cgar
has ordered that all German and Aus
trian subjects granted the honorary
rank of councillor of commerce be de-
prived of the title.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1914-10-27

fruit If it be preservable, az in the
case Of the nut
Try to tell what kind OF a tree yoI
are passing by feeling Of its bark with
your eyes closed.
Send postal TO the department. OF
forestry. Washington. d. G.. asking
FOR literature which win enable you to
carr On this interesting study. 1t
VIII be proyiSsd free
Find out just how TO take care Of
your lumber SO taat 1t will bring yoI
In the best returns.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1914-10-27
carmen, Makers Against ory Laws.

Nashville. Tenn. Oct 20.-Among
the resolutions adopted at the Gar
ment Workers convention was one
presented by delegates protesting
against passage OF nationwide prohi-
bition laws.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1914-10-27

Washington. Oct 20. - Traffic
through the Panama canal has exceed
ed the expectations OF Colonel Goe-
that's. Up TO October Z 1o0 vessels had
passed through the canal since its
opening.
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80, vl.lt. PrrsIdsnt Wilson.

Washington. Oct 21-Former Presi-
dent Taft visited the White House
and ehatted fcr half an hocr with
President Wilson.
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EiI. New Haven Dissolution Decree

New York. Oct. 20.-The decree
agreed upon for the dissolution Of the
New York. New Haven & Hartford
Railroad company was filed in the fed
ersl court and was signed by Judge
Mayer
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mouse there were produced 1926
pounds. Each row of the latter pro-
duced uniformly more than each row
of the former
These results are the same as in
the tests of the department where
the rows were thinned to the same
stand Of stalks.
The experiments emphasize the fact
that the productiveness Of the stalks
is more important than the number.
Full stands can be obtained by the
heavy planting OF weak seed. Good
yields cannot be obtained In this
way. The most expensive seed to
plant is that from which a stand of
stalks can be obtained but from which
a good yield cannot be obtained.
The stand of stalks bears the same
relation to the grain yield as the num-
Der of trees in an orchard bears to
the amount of fruit produced. Pro-
ductivity as well as number must be
considered.
OLiFtiuN WIN " @OOl IL
The importance of stirring milk
while being cooled has been demon
strated in experiments conducted by
the United States Depars ment of Agri-
culture. When the cans Of milk are
merely set in cold water the cooling
process is very slow, much too slow,
In fact, to be at all satisfactory to a
progressive dairyman. In particular
the milk at the top of the can above
the level of the water is hardly af-
fected at all. The cold milk, being
heavier than the warm, will remain at
the bottom OF the can, while the
warmer and lighter mix stays at the
top. Ultimately, of course. the entire
canful will acquire the same tempera-
ture, but this will require such a long
period OF time that for practical pur-
poses stirring is now regarded as in
dispensable.
In one experiment It vas found that
the milk st the top Of the can above
the level of the surrounding water
was from FIVE to six degrees warmer
than the rest of the canful. In con-
sequence, bacteria developed at a
higher rate at the top. When the
milk became mixed later the In
crsased number OF the bacteria in the
warmer portion resulted in hasten
ing the souring OF the entire canful.
When the water in the cooling tank
was SOC degrees F. the temperature
OF the milk Nas reduced by stirring
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1914-10-27

The Hague. Oct. 1.-THE first
chamber passed the second war credit
OF $50. 0o0, eco.
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OEzEOzE oE zoE III
MARKET REPORTS

A[ilwaukee, Oct. 20. t9I4.


Butter--Creamerv, extras, SOC;
prints, sic; frsts, 271s a use; sec
onds, "a csc; renovated, "a 025c;
dairy. fancy. 27c
Cheese--American, full cream,
new made twins. 1S1c; Young
Americas, $50 lac; daisies, 1915 O
lac; longhorns, lac; hmburger.
fancy, 11Q1115c.
Eggs-Current receipts fresh as
to quality. 200 21e; recandled, ex-
trf.s, 25 a 26c; seconds, 100 lie.
Live Ponltry-Fowls, 10 &c; roos-
tiers, 1Oc; broilers. 1870.
Wheat--No l northern, 113; No.
2 northern, 1.0s Oil; No north
ern, 92c Q1.OS; No. velvet. LILO
1.12.
Corn-No. 8 yellow, 7Sc.
oats-No. white, 47c; standard
47Ac.
Barley--No. 8. 7O@7sc; wiscon-
sin, So 7Sc.
Rye-No. 1, 911sc.
Hogs--Good heavy butchers, 7.50
97.70; fair to best light, 71O@
$50; pigs. 40006.75.
Cattle-Butchers steers, 1900
$50; stockers and feeders, 5000
725; cows, and heifers, AIS @6,50;
calves, 9.50@11.00.
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Chicago, Oct. 20, 1914.
Hogs--Light, 7.05 @7.70; neavy,
6,S5@7.SO; rough, 6.S5 Q7.00; pigs,
4.50@7.10.
Cattle = Beeves, 6.40@ 1915;
stockers and feeders, @7.9O;
COWS and heife1s, 1925 q $50; calves,
7.25Q11e9.
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ZH Gpatl

gu fpdt III cine Grtenntlis,
Gle I9on i'm alltdgIiden Geben gum
min6eTten eine unaugenebme 1T, oenn
es lit drgerIi4, penn man etniebt,
oaB ss i6on iPdt 1T, UNI Oieies ooer
isnes nod fir cine MabI3eit ber3u'
ti9ten. ooer gu ipat, nod ettpas gu
tan, mas man ii6 geraoe fir Den
Sag borgenommsn bate. User piB'
te ni6t, tpie DerOrieBli9 es III, eiuer
9ug beriGumt at 9aben, neil man 81
Ip1t qetommer, pDer pte itDreno e.
til, tpenn in elmer @sriammlun9
Ole Rad3ii9Ier ihr Grideinen MAIDEN.
gu fpdt aber lam es aud fetn in
ni9tigeren So4e, uno bd fDlgt Damn
bittere Reue. @te man9es Men'
TfenIeben> lift barau geI9sitsrt Bob
man 3u fpGt einiah Dob man Die
faIi6e Gabrts gepabIt oosr siuerl
Seino fir einen 5reuuo senommeu
batts, gu Ipdt iebea pieIe @ltern elm,
caB fe ben Saten nidt am Sdl9en
f6on ertannt uno ibm Die 6Iiigel GEE
-innitten baden, un0 miifen muir benz
Gtrome Ieinen 2aaf IaFen, neil fe
ri6t in 3eit Die Butte neben Den
gpfeI geIegt.
90 bat Ser Gebunte nsu ipGt" ims
nter un0 unter allen llmIt1noen ets
8itteres uRo didt serug fam man
ole 8orli9t ais Mlutter Der Deis>
beit ri9men. 0o9 aud gu ipdt
tommt man9em 6as 8eritGn0nis fir
oos, mas ct beieiien, ipenn es nt4t
mebr Iein eigen uuo NIT Dem Der
lutte erIt Der nubre Mert ge3eigt
miro. Mie made CUTE @elegens
belt bate tpabrgenommsn neroen
tOnneu, 6ie Iia bieIIei9t ME pieOer
bietet. aber gu ipdt, erit pern tie OOrs
lei, Iiebt man Is uno font aud
Ipmmt teine Minute, Die in ben 3eis
ienitrom geIunten, suriid. alt ges
uorOen lit g gu fpdt. ettpds gu tuu,
tras nur sic Sugeno lam unb
brrgetan unO na6geoadt, bat mans
Diem i9on sroB 2eio sebradt!
9p9 tpsroen bierin Jebler gemadt
tperben, 70 Iange Die Melt beItehen
t!ei6t uno Meniden auf ibr banbeIn
Gn0 nonoellt, Iisben uno baFen, GEE
ben lnS tomnsn, fi9 betdmpfen uno
bsrlURHsn bts gum Isbtsn Soae. /,
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Tanftes 9abtteI.

~ - ~ ~
Sn benz tIeinen f9mdten S6ldfs
simmer, bos-Goa nit ibrer SHUTTER
teilte, tIingeIte ruFeInO Die @eders
ubr. S9Iaftrunteu fubr gbu EN-,
ppr. rod traitmbefangsn fnBte is
nit IeiTem Qd6eIn tatsnb nod BEN
aopf. $40 tparen benu Die 8Iumen
bin2 gba ri1tste ii9 in tbrsm 8stt
auf, unb tire 9eoonten tIdrteR f9.
Gben bate fe getrdumt, baB lie bas
Rautsnoelein 6ss esitrigen abenos
fei, uno bas IuIfige Baden SsIenes
un6 bic tldngpone Stimme 6reo
@ermers t1nte nod in ibrem DIR.
GeuF3tnO aiinbete ie bas 2tat an
.Das frobe SraumgebiIoe mol Dsrflos
.aeu, un0 Die graus QItdsIi9tsit
bAdte fe NIT mitIeibIoisR Qusen an.
Ulit langIomen Bepe9ungsu 5os ii&
gpd an. Mie bunteI unO tdit es
mar! @uttIpb, bic Mutter Tdltef
nod. Sie ItrsideIte Sdrtli9 Der
S4Idfsnben iiber bas @eii4t uno
aing 6ann porF9tig btnaus, nm i'm
6onebenIiessnOen MObn5tmmer Jeuer
anSuma6en.
Da tIopFte es bralBen Oreimal an
Die 3~orribprtiire. Das mar 5rou
8ernbar6, bic Ii6, na90sm Ie GDa
TreunbIi9 guten Morgen setpinfht
bate, Ieiie un6 fdpeiseno an ons
QuFrGumen madte. Sra oedte ins
atpiIden ben 5riibFiidstiid, spb ben
RafFee auf unb pif9te Staub.
Sft belt It pI6BIid itia in ibrsu
bdusli6sn @erridtun9en. 6atte
brauben oie Mlutter fi9 nidt seregt9
56uea elite ie nod Dem ShlafSim'
mer.
Sin IiebeDonsr Bid Der alien Da'
me bsgriibts tie.
gpa faBte Die Tdmalen ~nbgsse6rten
5Gnoe Der Mutter, Die 10 melt unb
miibe duf benz tpeiBen 0sdbstt laasr,
in bangor Gorge uno brudts iDSs
2ippen oarnnF. Mein gott, lpenn
Bic Mlutfer trdnter tpilrbe! Mit all
Ter GsIbFbsberrfdung sipuns fit Ii@,
Gin beitsres GjeitGt 5u MAIDEN,
lGurtissang fpIgtl
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Sapaner ocsen ben arics.

Ra6 Na6ri9ten aus geting 1T
in Sopan cine beftige 8etpesung &c.
cen ben arieg tpabr3unebmen. Bel
6ousfu9ungm in 3otiD purbsn
QuFrufe p%orgsfunben, beren Snbdlt
in Der grpdgung gipfeIt, baB Sac
pan anitatt arieg nit 9sutfdlanb
gu Beginner, Itsber bic 5rase Der
MonbI9urti unb Mon9olei bate
aufroGen IpIItn. Die iapnniide Re.
gierung banbeIt unpatriotif9 uno
Itebe offsnbar i'm SoGDe Gnglanbs.
bas Sapan MIR perpenoe, uln bic
aaItonien aus benz Seuer gu bos
len, aber ii4 nismols hantbar ers
peifsn tperbe. 9iefe proclamation
nGn fanben Iia au9 in ben SEA.
Iernen in 9otiu unb Yotnbamd oDr.
sSn Der grieTerI6aft pprt RiotO ioa
glstdfoIs Isbbofte MiBitimmung
pegen bes &risgeS bsrrfdsn. Sn
Ofofn sntfoIten bic 4gitotoren cine
lebboFte Sdtigteit, Defenders untsr
cen 4rienaIarbeitern, bic aufgefprs
bert purben, Ii9 Der neueH, groBen
.@eIben" 8epegung an3lI9IieBen
unb bic aegierung gu f~tiirSen, bic
Sapon in bic 4b4dngisteit gurppas
bringe.
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-~-
Cine 5rou, Bic i'm 60uIe lpiri.
iadFien ioa unO baB mot bstIi,bl
- M lie niGi cine iomilde gis
aur2 Dis Wisbldlier aler ghals
tisrunatu babsn Fd ibrsr angsnom.
men, unb aud In Qoptllsn unO aos
monsH miro fs ms Spabige geBoam.
Nd - un6 im pirtIihen qeben ms
oft msbr Gin tribes 9rdueriptel. Der
Wlonn iommt beim un6 fin6et isin
Idmadboftts MitiaathtR Dor. qdnaIi
tbe Der aebts 6es Wonats M emit,
I6pnHo Der Isbte RtIi bss Mirts
i6aftsgsl0eB. observation-disclosures
NIT 2rdnen ub boisn @ortsn, gts
genieitige Gntfrsmouna i~porunisr
oanH aud Die GinOer Istosn, uHO ar
0as ungIid, neil bic Sausfrau isine
rihtigt 5ausIrau iItl aigfs am
gutsn oOsr Ihls6ten WiQn2 DIT
it's sinfa6 oas Rtdttonntn, uno 6as
binter itedt cine Dsrtebrte @r5itbung.
9arum Der aIte, CUTE, i~atsaoriI6e
JmpsratiD: er5isbt cure so6ttr 70,
oab Ie sinmal ipirtI4aftsH i0nnsn!
Noiabtns, AUD psHn lie Ionl nod 10
mantt Stunt uno Beisbeit lernen.
sic brau9en's bislleidt Islbn In Dem
Gals, oaB ibr aebensIaiifIein nift
in Den gbbafen sinlauien Iolte. Qas
Qdtung Dor ben drousn, bic aud
nit Denigem austommen! SIT Is
ui6t pabr," bat Elm tIuger @eaens
ipartsbttradtsr gefast, nOuB bic
6rou I'M bdusli6en Btrtungstreis,
Der Ieiuer @i6tiglsit nod 10 grob
als Ieiner Q~usoebuung Ha9 geriug
1T, Gdbigteiien sntt0idelt, ole uns
8enunoerung abnotigeH2" -.
ga beIibt Ie etRen prottiI6en
Bid, Der fir ales Rat ipeib, fir
ieben Elm offenss Ser3, Elm 0ffenes
Sbr, cine Offsne 9ono." &rGntenO,
Risosrgebriidt muB es fir Die treue,
emiige Sausfrau Iein, ipenn tbre 4rs
belt ais etipas Minoerpertiges anses
ieben miro. So gibt nun freiIi9
5rauen. bic gebeu 70 isbr i'm Dirts
idaftsn ouk OaB ie barber ole
ipnitigen 2e6ensintereFen, aud Die
tbres Mdnnes, iiberIeben pber als
RebenIa6e bsbanOeln. Dam brauhte
man eigsntIid ni4t 5u beirutsn; cine
quite &p9in poer eben ~iiber6aupt cine
oroentli9e Mtrti9afterin tat es aud!
S6sr, Is 1T ia nur cine Qeuberlids
teit uno bod, tpel4e Roae ipielt iie
oft =: ole 5rou bergibt iibsr allen
8irti9aftsmihen, ii4 ou4 ab mo
81 bubfd uno aorett an5u3ieben. @ss
nib, Die Mdnner rdIonntersn petos
lid iber moberne 9ite uno &oItams,
aber oaB bic 6rdu pie cine 9ugels
fdeu6s b%srumlduft, has pOlen iis
aud ni9t -.
Sin bitteres Gapttel 1T es, pen1
Die uleinltsEnOs 6rau nit Der 8irts
I9aItsiorge in Dem SHINE 3u reansn
bot, Dab ss einsn &f umS tag
lide 8rot gilt. Wel9e greuli9en
9emiitigungen miiHn Dd ertragen
iperoeu, fpenn man ni9ts oroentli6es
gelernt bat! llnO an bisIen puntt
Ton man BET Der Gr3isbung Isinsr
So6ter oenten. Sic mifn einmal
in Der Gage iein, ibr Slid urb i4re
pirii6aftIide Steaung it9 ielbfdn'
Dig 3ure6t5immern gu t0unen; iie
ourfen ni9t BLOB aufs 9eirateu I'M
iepen qreis etn0reiiert fperoen.
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unter ben @ffettsn pon
@eorge 2tntous, oefen Gigentum an
ccr CHARACTERIZATION BON princetOH,
go, NIT BeI4ldg belegt puroe,
cls er mad @irgtnia abreiIen ipOlte,
purbe cine tIsine S9nupsbrennerets
9~(usftdttung s%efunoen, NIT peIder
inbeB muir ein Quart auf einmaI bers
gsIteat ipsroen lam. Gs beibt, DAB
lett Ginfibrung Der prDbibitiOn in
Oiefem Staate 6unbertt BON 6amts
lien ibren sieenen 8eourf pCn Dhistp
NIT Tcl4en Minidturbrennereien 4ers
fteusn.
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1unltWk =
bic MiIdung NIT benz boIHIIaen
CLEMENT Fnb bic DbrI9Isftr elm
ft0bIiat5, goIfrtiss, Iuliists gDIl'
Henl Gle ieHHeH Dbsri9lsItH, gnGs
bisss DrduIein2"
sgltin, 6err Gotiorl Dltin Was
ter ianb In Grttburg.'
so IN Chr 5srr 8alsr Dii5fu7"
froets gtrmer. Sbn initrtIFsrts
oas rsi5sHes Wdbdtn NIT ben srn'
fen gralltH Quasn.
sWar %, sr III lot. Sd Isbs nit
msiHsr Muitsr unb msiHsm 9rubsr
Ihon felt Sabrsn In 9rssIau. 9as
bsibt ouetnbIidfi9 fubitrt mtIH
9rubsr In Berlin. SO lsIbIt bin
Sprahlsbrsrin." S6litt unb Elm,
fad iamsH bisis @Orts bon ibrsn
gippsn.
@.rmsr blidis Gbd auTmsrtIdm
an. RtrboS 5erpfliidten bic ileinen
9dnbe Elm paar 9lumsn.
limb mas fir cine por5igli6e,
Grtb! 9sHfe Dir, Tosar NIT Qusd.
fiber Bat fe mir bic itaIisniI6s
Sprade bsigsbrndt.'
.Was bsrmutli9 Elm Idnerss
Siiid qrbsit mar. @ds, gabD2"
ntdtt En-.
40 BUS Grau Rsrtsns I6lus
lsi6t nit Der 9ano nod Dem grus
Der. Dieter belt bic SanO fsIE uRo
.tiibts Iis.
SO nsde bid 70 germ, aena.4
Sra fab suriidgsIebnt in ibrsm
SsFsL, uHb ibre Qugsn nabmsn oas
8ilO auf. Die feltIam Ii4 oieIes
WdnusrseIidt bsrf90nts, ipeun Elm
mariner 6uu9 ooriibsr gins.
Nd. mare bod uur 5riB oa!-
iIasts Grau 9elens.
~aaFn mir i'm gum Sroite NAL
Iebsn, gabD.+
ND ia, 5reo." llnb Die Greun.
bin uniebenO. Isbts fis bin3u: .gu4
beius Mlutter unb Serbsrt - iibsr'
buupt ale uniere abpsisnOsH 2is'
ben."
sau pe6, Sa fam i6 niat mittun,
Sd meme einaige 2tebe bier Iibt.@
9srmsr mics IadenO auf feline
S6psfter.
.@sr's sloubt, 5reOl gu tptrF
nobl aud fem Seiligsr fein."
Gin SsiIiger nidt, aenu, aber
iein Msni9, Der iein 9sr3 in aIeins
gslO ausgegeben bat. @eituttsu sic
mir, gnGOiges Grdulein, nit auf bas
BobI Sbrsr 6rau Mutter unb Sbres
Germ 8rubers gu tr%intsn". tpdnote
ii6 Germsr an Gpa. -
als oie tleine Stububr auf Dem
aomin elfmoI i9lug, iprang GOa els
i9rpden in bic 66bs. sic mubts
bein, tpie raid iporen Die fr6bliden
StunbeH perflogsn. 9eIsne pOlts
anIpanuen IaFen, nm Gba beim3us
fubreux aber Gna I9Iug es Iaaeno
1b, unb aIs 6err Or. Germsr bat,
ibm su geftuttsu, fs NOD gu begIst.
ten, ndbm fis es germ an. '
S6re l%lnter6altung mar cine 70 ans
gsregte, OaB iie Elm 9efibI bss 8e'
6ouerns iibertam, als tie in Der
SternTtrdbt antomen.
mir fn6 am 3teL, Ssrr 8ottor!"
.2stber! m64te ia fugsu, 9ndbiges
e~ntge9nete Or, Germer
Ieife, er hattie pI6bli6 Die gmpfin.
bung, aIs t6nute er Iia nidt oon
Dem MGb6en trennen, obns bic auss
Ii9t auf elm DieoerIeben.
.9itte, empfeblen sic mid Sbrer
.persbrten Grau Mutter unb - oarf
fogsn, auF DteoerItbsn2"
.Quf Die6erieben!1 taum mertIi6
gba ben Druid ieiuert
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-09

- SIN aon3ert. nSs6en sic
nal, fpte anoa6tig 8rdulein Srma
hem Sanger 8ubOrt. sic i6sint ets
ne groBe 5reunOin oes 9sfanses 5a
fein,"
sd CLAUDE, me9r cine 5reunDin
bes - @dngers."
a9 berrfe9! Sin Sinh
frmmt in Ben &auimonnslaoeit felt
einen Sept ouf ben Eif9 uno bers
tangt fit 3ebn Gents Sirup.
Der Raufmann nimmt ben Scpf
Rom Slid uuS fiiIIt ben Strip Elm.
sSo. mein ainb," Iuet er oann, nbiel
lit oein Gtrup! gun glib mir elS
ca8 @eIbE IN
uno Oas aiuS eripi6ert otcg y
rpr G9red: n0os @el0 - Dat Mlts
ter - unten In ben Iopf getanl4
sic fennsn lid. sd
muBte al Dir ins Rortor tommsn,
lieber Mdnr, ioIde GebHiu1t bate
ih pIDbli9 non Dirl@
s!pm! SuIt 9l benin bic GGneiogrs
rcAnuns alsia mitgebradt2"