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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-01-22

DR. II. n. Waite has been re-appointed
health officer again.-Harrie Rice has
moved to the Harmon Morse farm re-
Gently purchased by himself and Levi
Tatro. Meland Gonyeau has moved into
the Tatro house in the village Gentle
mems night with the Dread club is set
for January 30-Glen Sweet IN working
In tho rake factory at East Johnson
Miss Sybll Davis is to take course
In n business college nj BurlingtoiL-
Nreeman BoNce Is not as wolf
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-01-22

has been caring for her daughter, Mrs.
u. u. lsham, who has n little son.
Marion curry and Roy Heath are the
latst victims of iaundice. Robert and
Kenneth Aldrich are recovering. Mr..
and Mrs Herbert Culson and daughter
OF Bristol have been visiting at e. w.
Buffers few DAYS.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-01-22
BERKSHIRE.

Walter A. Benoit and daughter Jean,
who have been passing a month at the
home of Mr. and Mrs -. II. Bowers,
have returned to Lowell Mass.-Ray
JENNIE and Hazel Clark have been visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Weeks Of St
Albans.-B S. Jeffords Is attending the
poultrY show in St Alhans
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-01-22
SOUTH BURLINGTON.

There was a box sociable at +. W
,utler's Wednesday evening under the
uspicos Of the Kings . aughters for the
cnoft Of the Ordcr.-C. H. steele, who
as been confined to the house with a
ard cold. is Lettor.-Mrs. Charles White
a. returned from tinosburg, whore she
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-01-22
WOLCOTT.

Chester, the infant son of Mr., and Mrs.
Arthur Bullard, died January 10. The
lnterment was at Hardwick Saturday.
Elmer Pierce, who had been Ill for some
time, died January 10 The funeral was
held Monday at his late residence. The
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-01-22

sContinued ON pnge ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-22
NeiratGs.giecmScn.

Eo6n s. Smith, 81 mo Sourencc
@irningbom 49,
,Soiepb u. apaSnif, 20, mo gtan-
90 9eiuifn, 20.
g4oi6ington s. @roOp6olie, 60,
(gSittmer), lnO @li5ubctb gScltou, 33,
(geibieoen
gsQionl Sotpett 33, II. Alta 9coll,
81; 9cioe DON @rince 0jeorge's-Go
@iQiom 9. $lcSurop, 33, bon
State Gun, 80, mo gitella 6.
9rion 81, BON @iaiamsport, 9'u.
ScnrD q. 9lrnolO, 40, bon 9fem
9)orf, mo Sophia Blum %, BON 9'e-
no, 91eo.
Soicp6 9l6ra6anS, D, lmo Sarah
93oieuielo, 10.
S5orrp gs. gGftt, %, BON 9loouofc,
@a., lno 9iina 6. 9lowc, 80, @ittipc,
bon Baltimore.
gilbert ). @oebc, %, mO 9tole
0orn "a.
Gouaro 8. 9caudomp 2l mo
@lorp 6. 6letder, o.
9l6robom @olmon, "a lmo Sena
3oa6otfiu 20.
Soiep6 ". McSbane, "a, imO Se-
len q. 6innegon "a.
gSiaiam g. 0illon o. mo Nnna
6. Srcenan 81; 9eioe bon @olb-
ington, 2. s.
So6n 5. @sling, 35, mo 2iQie 9.
YealobolO, %, oeihieOcn.
George @' SiB, 26, bon 9alti-
more, unO @iiie gl. Molter, %, BON
9linsOille, 80.
Setter gs. @eler, 81, uno lSIorence
6. N}orrop, 81; 9eioc bon S6omo-
fiL ga.
@loricc 9. GorGil 81, lmo Cl-
ney 6, @iaing, 80, gei9ieoeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-22
9nIYcffiunss 3 unr

Cine groBe 9ln5abl bon &anfierc
ans @ittsburg6 Buffalo mo anOe-
rem StaOten, iomie itGOtiiGe 9eamtc
mO @ci6Gftslcite bon Baltimore,
ua6men geitern cine Snipeftion Der
nGeutral Giicn6abn bon NorDlano~
Dor. IS iii Oies cine neue @erbin-
0rng nit Der @enniDbanio @iien-
ba6ngeiclitbait inO Ollrd6 oieiel6e 0e-
eignet. Gle 9inie ldift bon &epmar
bis nad Union Bridge unO wurOe
ipe5iell Oafiir er6ait, I'M Die 4Sro-
6ufte Ser ,,GiOemater Eortlono Sc
ment-Go.,~ sic in Union Bridge cine
6abrif beiibt beioroern 81 f0n-
Hen. llnter Den eingelaoenen @G-
item, melGe 81 Ser SSnlpeftionstour
eingeldoell lporcn, beianOen iib: e.
Is. Song, 6. .. Eaplor, @om6el Sa-
tro6e; @ouperneur So6n 81. Eencr,
bon EeuniDlpania; Narrilon 9lesbit
?. 3d. Glemion &rdiioent ocr v@ar-
ncgie 9}atural @as Go."; Senr0 Dill
Der, @rdiioent Der ,SliDer Sron &
Steel @orfs~; 6. g8. @minner. Gi-
reftor Der y9llle96em Eruit Gonpo'
n.y.; 9iorwooo So6nion 9i5e-&rdlis
Oeut Der u9lahiral @os Gompon0~
imO W. Is. Somnes, BON Eitts6urgb;
gS. Ni. Gul6ertion Gin &opitnliit BON
@rie; George 3. Rano, &rdIioent Der
nWlarine 9lotioual 9onf" lnO 8. s..
Softer, ErdiiOent ser 1Soiter-@lil6urn
& So. Don Buffalo, iomie Die folgen-
oen BON Baltimore: Nlapor &relton;
Erdiiocnt SSo6u Subert, bonn 2.
StaOtrat6S5mcig; $. @. SbirIeD,
@5ra .. @6itmon pom @aHer- 9e-
partcneAt 9luguit @ebcr, @rdiioent
Der oNcutiben Sanf~; Senrp Glarf
Ggrdiioent ser nSomarO giational
9onf~; 2loom Ceupert, Glerf OeS
Common EIeasgerihtS; @illiam 5.
@ascopue, Il. Sobu %. 9au6er, Fr0-
iiOent Der uCeuticben 6cucrucrli1c-
rings-@eleQi6aft."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-22
S5cinrih IN SmnnIit1tcn.

@lltaO s. Scinrib, Gin 35 Sabre
otter Oellti@er, Ocr in S6oOp Sioc-
&orf, 9lnnc 9lruoel-Golntp, mo6ut,
lpllroc geiteru g}o6mittageo ouf cincn
&cr6oft%Dcic6l bin ben 3. 6ronf
SGraro crlangtc, pom @cbcimpoli5i-
ltcn Sbomas s. @crncp uer6oftct nn0
in bic mittlerc &oli5ciitotiou eingc-
liefert. @r mnrOc inter Scr 9(nI1ul-
0igtug ougeblicb am 23. Sonuar i'm
piertcn @a6l-Giitrift bon Queen
9lnne's Gountp gciitigc @etrdnfe ocr-
foilit 81 6o6cn Dem &oli5ciri6tcr
Wlc6oul oorgcfii6rt mo inter $500
9irgi6oft filr Gin weitcrc5 @crb0r
om 0icnitaa cltlulicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-22
Nlndl fiinf Snar nniidlt6ar.

So6n G'9rien bon 9tr. 7i2, Nlt
2l. StroBe, ser felt lcBteH Gienltog
bon 5u Sauie peruiBt pur0e, wuroe
Qcltern Morgen bon eincm Eoli5ilten
inn IeItibnl Oes Garmelitinuen-flo-
tiers, an ser 9ioole- im9 Caroline
straBc, IdIafeno ooracilfnOen. Gr
mar betrmfen unO wuroe onrb &i4-
ter Tean in ser norOoltliben 9Sol5ei-
ltotion 81 elmer @eloitraic bon SD
lno Soften peurt6eilt ga Der Monn
niAt be5o6leu founte muBtc cr fir
iiinf Gage ms @efdngniB panoeru
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-22
Ncnlidle Nnmafcr.


Barcelona triiit 0littpoN ein.
GesaIeiGeu miro ser Ganpicr
a@1oiu" an icl6en Gage unO al
ocrieI6en gscritc crpartct.
0G6cninib~ a60cio6ren-
9laAoeu ser 6rieOc 5lpihcn sen
6eiOeu groBeu OeutiNeu Gompfer.@e-
ieQiHoiteu pie0er 6ergcneQt lit, ipirO
es Oieic @ode 5uul eriten Wlale i'm
9ultinorcr Soien porfommen, OoB
ein 0ompfer BON jeoer 9ile an Oemi
iel6en Gage rmO al ocricl6cn 9erfte
Onlegte. SeforntIi6 6o6ei Nic
Son6uracr Gompfer feine @erite
me5r ieit Dem 9ronOe in Goutou,
mo bic GinponOcrungs 9e66rOen
6o6cn Oobcr bcidloleu ale @inpan-
Oerer ouf Oericl6en @erfte in Socuit
%oint 5ll inipi5ircn 100 iie Die @ii.
reaur boben
Gic 6ieiige 9lgentur ser @on6urg.
9lnierifa 9inic erbiclt Oie 9}ahricbt,
BOB Der Campicr Barcelona ser
Oon 0omburg noM Baltimore De-
itinlnt mar in &oliiar ongeIcgt Bat
unO Oes6alb crit am N}ittwo1, ben
25. 6e6uuar, bier cintreiieu miro.
Die o8orcelouo" bat fir Baltimore
2l0 3piiHcnoedS %aiogiere an
9orO.
Ser 9}orOO. SlopO-Gompiero oG6em-
nib, " Gopt. N}ibloff ser lebten Nlon-
taa BON 6olifor fommcnOs 6icr. Goo
&ologiere lnO 6roGt lonoetr pcr-
lieB gciteru @od)mittag 0en bieiigen
Safen nod] @olpeIton
Der Eonpier uN}oin4 oeS 9}oroO.
2loDD erreibte geitcrn 9lbcnO z llbr
Sen @ofen BON E6ilo0elp6io Gr
miro ooruusiidtlic6 pGAiten Gienitog
Dou BORT noh Baltimore writefia6rcn
un0 6ci giinitigem @cttcr i'm 2auie
oes Niittuods bier eintreficn. 2S5
%aliagicre iinO al SorO fir 9olti-
more.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-22
gpnLLtr Nerfaenne Lna lnrrOcn.

Gcricbieocue @crf5ct9e Oic ciueu
0roBen @crt6 reprdicntiren ucriu6te
gcitcrn Der 35 Sabre alto lSoiep6
@aggerlnan bon Sporrops.Eoiut an
9llhraarcub0n0lcr 5il ucrfouicn. Gr
ruurOc Don Dem Foli5iiteu Srenh un-
ter Dem &erOaht bic @crf5ellgc au-
gcbli6 gcltoblcn 81 6a6en IN pic
mittlere %oli5ciitatiou cingclicfcrt.
@cltc wirO cr Dem Boli5ciri6tcr Dor.
0efii6rt lucrOcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-22

9lellit %utrafousfi BON 9lr.
23t6, @IIersStraBc, wurOe geitern
rcr6aftet neil er icine 5rou, nit ser
er crit Orei Nlonatc Oer6eirot6et lit,
'qei6lagen bate, Gr muroe Gib.
ter Smith in Scr oItliden Yoli5eiIto-
tiou por9efit6rt. 6ruu @atrofows-
ii polltc ie0ob ibren @iann uicbt per-
urt6eilt bnben imO Der Nicbter lieB
oie 9lnihulOigung fallelL @egen
Hu6eitorlng beitroite er i'm nit So
uno Soften, Der iunge @bcmonn
tonnte niht be5oblen uuO wuroc IN
cine 3eae absefii6rt, wd6reno feline
6rau Die @oli5ei-Station perlieB. Sic
fc6ric ic0o6 bolO mieOer nit Ebrd-
nen IN Oen 2lugeu 5lriid, Inn oie
Strofe 81 be5a6len @lagiitrot Smith
GnOerte oonn iein gegebenes llr-
t6eil luO entlieb Den @lanu inter
@eSa6hm0 Der Soften.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-22
n6rO6iinn@- -MuSfcnboll SlufuugS
NGr3.

Sest, mo- oIcnt6nlbcn ser @rit.
i6cnihlag mO Oas S1cllcngefIingeI
&rn5 GarncOal5 crt0nt, bat auh Der
o@eiangpGrein 6ro6iilm" @inlaOun.
gen 5u ieincnl groBei Mnsfcnballe
ergebcn loiien melder an W}itiwoA,
ocn 4. @}iihuo@, in 9arrp's SoQe,
9G, 743 747, @elt Saltimorcitr.,
itattfinoen miro, Sgie frii6cr miro
oucb Oicie @crauitaItliug oes riibrigcn
|ereins iiir eiu paar aenlBrcibe
Stuuocn cin tliti9eS un0 fdi1inask
ireuOi0cs %olflciu pcreingen. Die
nit ocu |orbercitlmgen betrouten
Comics WerOen iidlerli6 aaes oti-
bieten Dem Ball 5u eiuem gl6n5cnoen
GrfOl9e 81 per6elien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-22
glns Ocn @cridltsOSfcn.

Die 6irma 5oicp6 2. SScrnig in
GonfurS crfldrt. SRI. 9ewis
Oes 2l6ienoeuS bon unouitGuOigcn
9rieicn beicbulOigt. 6ro6tro.
ten iiuO III bod.
Soiep6 2. &ernig @rdiioentN ser
Soicp6 3. @ernig GranSfcr Gompo-
M, rcbte geitern I'M &reisgeriAt elm
@eiub fir @rnenulmg eiiesGonfurs-
&euUoltcrs fir ieinc @eieQi6oft ein.
Gr crfldrt in Oenliel6en ooB OoS @e.
iddft nidt in Der Gage it, ieine Ser
binOliNteiten ein5ul0ien unO BOB, ga
in ben udbieu Eogen cine 9tote IN
S0be BON $1,000 fdQig iei Der Con
flms augeneloet murOe.
9lidter 0omfins ernannte 6ieroui
unter $4,000 9iirgi1oft &eHtson-
malt @eorge 5. aeBler mo SameS
9iing 81 GontursDerpaltern.
Q 6rieb unonitdnOi0e
9riefe.
Gor 9unOes GommiiiGr 9onO be-
gam geitern Der &ro5eB oegen Die
&leiOermaHcrin SRI. @Iiie 9euis bon
9}r. 563, Sails &oao, tpeldbc bei6ul-
0iQt lit, 0en Or. @rneIt =. &inQ bon
gfr. 223, g}crO Somar0itroBe, unou-
it0noige griefe Olr6 sic @oit 5uge-
ionOt 81 6a6eu Ser SAT- bietet Dcl
Sntereiie, oo Die &e9ierungs Beam
ten ii6er 1S Nlonate lang Ooniit be-
icb1ftigt mnren Oes glblenOers ner
@riefc 6o66oit 81 merOen. Sri. SeluiS
ioa iogor, Inn Sen Geroo6t BON i6r
o65ulenfen 9riefe an iib iel6it aorei-
lirt un0 Oieiel6en oen @eonten Dor
gelegt bo6cn nit ser grflGring, OoB
iie i6nen Oo6ei bebiilflib iein piir0c,
Die S6uIOigen 5u finOen. Cen Sn-
ipeftoreu geldng es nod ,pieleu Be
mii6ungen, mittelit morfirter 9rief-
marfen Sri. 9ewis ols sic ciaentlite
2l6icnOeriu Oieier 9rieie 5u ii6erfiib-
rem.
gSollennie0ri9e &otcn.
g9eiterc 3cugen iiir 6eiOe Seiten
wuroeu geitern in Dem Ero5eB OeS
,@ereins Der anuflelte unO 6o6ri-
foutcn" gegdi Oie @enniploouio- unO
Sic Baltimore Sbio giicn6o6n.
@cieai@oftcu fiir 9leou8irnug i6rer
&otet nernonmcn.
9efonntliN 6atten Oic- in Srooc
fonrncnOen go6n @eieai6ofteu Die
ireie 9(6Ieierltng BON @ooren bonn
6rodt Depot nof Ocn reip. @e-
iAdits6Guiern lebten September eiu-
gcItGlltmtnO lit in 6olgc Oelien Der
uGercin Der &oiilellte unO Sobrifon-
ten Der 9lniicbt, oaB Oieier6olb cine
9ieOuttion BON bier GentS iiir icOes
l00AShAO 6ro6t gew06rt merOcn
ioutc.
9llS eriter 3cugc puroe 3. G.@ol-
tcrs, BON scr 6irno @}cGornid &
Go1luligcrufen wclder erfldrtc, oaB
icitoum oicicr ircic gl6IicicrilugsOicnlt
cingciteat iullrOe piel imnot6ige Ser
50gcrmg inn Gr6plten BON tSra6t
peruriorbt lpurOe. 9luOere 3eu9eu
wicOcrum 6ebauptctcn, OoB Die Fenl-
iDlOonio @iien6obn nicbt Die n0fbigen
5radt 6ocilititen beidBc, INN ocn
Gerfebr ibneQ uno obneTer5o0erung
81 6cw0ltigen
Siobcrt s. @rigbt. 6rodtUerfebrS-
Scrpolter fir Die %ennpluonio 81
ien6o6n erfl6rte, OaB Die ireie 9l6lic-
ierung bon @oaren innerbalb ser
StoOt OurN Die @ntidciOrmg ser
3lpiidcnitootliHcn 6onOels Gom-
nliiiion BON @aibington obgeidoiit
muroc. gos bic &oten ielblt onbc-
trifit 10 wGren oieicl6cu niAt 5u bod
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-22

5rou Barbara N}i6m BON 9Ir.
1884, Sar9cntItraBc, weiB fiir oas
ploslihc @eri9minOen i6rcs @attcn
Sobn y. @li6mL nelcber an lcbten
0icnltag Sous mo IomiGe DcrlieB
mo pom Ocm lie icit6er uic6tS mc6r
gcDort bat fcincn @runo au3uac6cn.
9Im Gienltag 6abc cr ii6 nob poa-
fomnen wobl geiii6lt uuo oudl einigc
finan5ieae S6wieriafeiten 6aben i6n
niht ionoerlid betiimmert. N}i6nL
pelder 5 ainccr I'M 9lIter bon , bis
~ So6rcu bat bctrcibt IN glr. 1854
SorgcutitraBc, cine Sirt6icloit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-22

Samuel McGIosfg, 26, bon S8il-
feS6orre, @a, lmo 9foie @Gin6auier,
a, bon philadelphia
Clarence q. @uat 30, bon Dorf,
ga, mo Selcu Nl. ScHriit 10, bon
@olB, Eo.
@iaiom s. @unt, 80 @ithper, Ii.
Seanette 6. Setfens, 10.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-22
Sin 15miI scrnnctIdlt.

Elne iNDere 9i0bre fiel Oen ~
Sabre alten So6u Ccubeiia, bon 9lr.
3S, SiiO-@litc-StroBs, oli Ocn SUB,
moonr1 Oeriel6e 10 5erQuetiAt mur-
&c, OaB einc 9lmputntion not6ig iein
pir0. Der Gerlcbie wuroe in Dem
glmbnlan8wagcn ser Canton &ol5ei-
Station naG Dem So6n SopfinS-6o-
ipital gcbra8t. Ger llnfaQ crcigue-
te iitb, nls ein &robn oif Dem @uuO.
ltiid Der lSirma ". @eisfittel &
Son So, in Sigblonotowu, me6rere
&obren anf einsn @agen bob, lpo6ci
bic Gette brad.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-22

Or. So6u ". 9lbcrcronlbic Son.
8rcBnIit0licO bon 9llabama, iprad gc-
tern 9l6cnO bci Oem Sn5rcs Diner Der
Baltimore @r5icbnngs-@ @cicllibait"
i'm Conference.-The Der NSo6nS Nor-
fins-llniperiitdt. 9lm 7. @|6r5 wer-
Ocn 0ic Gamen Gonniaa 5. &eufcl
Sora =. SooO, iopic 6crr @olter
g. Sale III Den SidumliHfcitcn scr
@eicai6oit cincn 9}nbnritfogS. E6cc
nit mtcrbaItcuocm &ro9ranm Der
anitaltcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-22
Sacu6 6attc glbSid,trn.

5lirt-@eliiIie Oerihofiten gcitcrn
Sormittng Dem 26 Sabre oltcn So-
fob Baron, BON 9{r. 615. gScit-
I5ronflin-StraBe, III ser norOmciili-
cbcn Soli5ei- Station cine Straie BON
$40 lnO soften 9lls ieine geitren9e
Slnfl1geriu itanO eiu ouBerorOentliH
biibIGes hinges NlGOAen, Dic crit ~
id5rige @anuauita Gofiap, bon 9tr.
64l, 9iorO- -@oco-SiraBc, altf Dem
3cu9enltauO unO crflarte, OoB 9n-
ron 6creitS felt me6rcrcn So9cn ucr-
in9t babe, iid i6r 5u nd6eru. Nic
@eOulO iei ibr geriiielL ais er ibr
9cltern Nlorgcn aui Dem @ege 81 ci-
nen Saoen abcrmalS gefolgt iei uilo
tie i6licBIic6 ongeiprohen babe, Sic
bericbtetc Dies @oIi5iit Sdaeficr, Der
ON Die bon Dem ilrugeu M1O6el err
bolteue 9cIc6reibln0 bin bolo Baron
oiStinoig luo1te lmO per0oftetc. Ger
junge Olouu SAB 9libter 0enr1 an
er babe inn Sauie ocS 9lGoAcns ein
3nnmer mietbeu lpolleu uno MIR oca.
bolb SSonianta angciprohen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-22
Baltimore 0lfticn-90rIc. \

WeD. Netl
Baltimore Gin sHcr. $780,. ol
Baltimore GlW lcr i90l.,.. o9a
sas mO GIcIiriJiat
Conf s. s. g, 4 y. com io5
e s. s. g. & S. T. pio..... iioM
g. g. s. &. & q cGo0i0 M 40 SOC.
4 8 & q 6 Ds l}4er 1885 s9H
6oir Gas pio.......~... 4il4
H. 6. g. & y. iHr. ..-...- 92& osA
gonfcu unO GrnItGon
5am Mer0. Nni....-.. AZ 40
5ioe;im & 0epofit.....-.. 1856
Mcr9auts.Mc6auies ..-~ 50 s2H
alcrc. 81. & Sep Go......... i73
gloriGaae @uar & aruit.. il5 1850
stne cuar & Suii........ 100
GilenbaDusIrten.
aa 6. g Of Conn. ......~... 255 257N
ecaO. str cine COM ..N... 2OM
seao. u. le. pio....~...... 54N 55
etrai6cuOa9ucn.
sne'sIifeu conf ........-.. % "a
9iio. Hos. 4 6. 60. com. 2a9s 20
ga. 9ip & Bopcr com....... "a
Observation-Disclosures
slh 6. 9. ooui Icr, 1862 $500. 03 9all
V''" ~''''" ~
Co." co., ~, f,''' M .'''''''''' ~ ~
c ~ " '' a,.,s '.''.l', Xxx oa XII,
o~ ~ ~ ''-' 'oo.a '0'-
w w ~. ''''..'''''' 'Vg.l
n W 7''
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The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1914-02-05
bRopsY TREATED FREE.
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Many Hopeless" Cases Soon Cured
After 5 to Is Doctors Failed

At first no disease is apparently
more harmless than dropsy; q little
swelling of the eyelids, hands, feet,
ankles, or abdomen. Finally there is
great shortness of breath, smother
ing spells, sitting up to breathe,
cough, faint spells, sometimes nau-
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the limbs and lingering and
wretched death if the dropsy Is not
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DR.. Miles has been known as
leading specialist in these diseases
for 80 years. His liberal offer is
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alton. You may not have another
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The Grand Dropsy treatment con-
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also tonic tablets, and Pura-Laxa for
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The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1914-02-05

Three men, a doctor, a garage
owner and an undertaken we're dis
GUESSING the unreasoning frailties of
mankind in a garage this morning.
Each one of the three contended that
his vocation was the most unthank-
full job on earth. IF you want to
know what kind of people there are
in this town buy a garage said the
automobile man. And the doctor
laughed and said other peoples voca-
tions were jokes compared with his,
because he always saw people in bed.
And the undertaken said that most
people were SO tight that they kick
ed about the price of collins. A re-
porter, with crouch, listened wear
lily. and going out, kicked a tramp
dog
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1914-02-05

treasurer; c. F. Coles; c. w. Rub
dali; Albert Tucker; Alfred Jensen;
E. H. Oswald.
North Dakota: S. E. Jackson, pres
ident; A. v. Rhoades; G. Leer; j. A.
Litwinence; j. H. Seible; ]. J. Refs
wig; M. Ruskjer; NJ. Olsen; Z. l..
Stewart; w. B. Payne.
Iowa: A. r. Ogden, president; J.
w. McComas; J. w. Dorcas; B. A.
Wolcott; o. J. Nerlund; X Rasmus-
sen; J. c. Clemens; DR.. c. w. Head;
A. l.. Bayley, secretary; ]. l., Nc
Gee; Frank Dryer; A. P. Hansen;
Geo. R. McNay; l. Rinehart; w. C.
Hankins; NJ. B. Butterfield; E. W.
Wolfe; c. V. Starr.
Minnesota: G. w. Wells, president;
H. r. Gay, secretary; O. O. Bern
stein; Stempel White; Carl Swanson;
Ben Francis; H. NJ. Hiatt; A. W.
Kuehl; o. H. Shrewsbury; Andrew
Mead; B. c. Haak; S. A. Ruskjer.
The Bible teachers and other
workers from the four conferences
are also present.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1914-02-05
Trading Soil Robbers.

Five weeks hence is moving time in
Iowa. The last days of February and
the first days of March will see again
that motley procession that strings
itself along every road moving to and
fro. One renter moving on, another
moving of. One moving because the
farm is worn out and he knows it, to
another farm no better than the one
he left, but which he does not know :.
Another moving because of higher
rent, because the landlord is hard to
get along with, some good farmers
moving because the landlord doesn't
understand his own interests, others
because one term of such farming as
they do is enough and too much for
any landlord. Shifting, nomadic as
Arabs, shutting back and forth with
their, caravans in the spring, drag
ging through the muu to bivouac IN
til another spring in a different place.
there's nothing in this system but
loss to landlord and tenant. 1t is dis
aster to the farms. Farm land in Iowa
has become too valuable to play ducks
and brakes with in this manner. 1t
isn't business. It lacks common sense
and good judgment on the part of the
tenant WI 0 is worth while and the
land owner who should understand
that farm land is simply deposit OF
fertility, which, overdrawn means
loss and a debt instead OF credit.
The tenant farmer who knows his
business and is out to succeed seeks
a good farm for long term. The
wise landlord selects his tenant and
grapples him to the farm with the
hooks of a long lease. They make
partnership of it. And both win as
good partners generally do.
The owner of a 240 acre farm who
leases it at the highest squeeze cash
rent finds that his income is not a
large one when he comes to live in
town. He would be better OF in
partnership with good young farm
er with whom he would be making
plans ten years ahead, with whom he
would be planning improvements and
installing them, building up a good
herd of cattle, getting into dairying,
one furnishing the capital and the
other the active part of the business.
They would have an up-to-date
plant, handle their producing fac
tory efficiently and at the end Of ten
years have better farm and all this
should be given consideration by the
owner when he makes the partner
ship lease and the tenant given that
which should be his.
n man cannot always pick his son
in-laws but If he has good farm
we'll equipped he can always pick his
tenant and when he picks good
man, gives him fair deal, nails him
to hims If and the farm by self in
terest and responsibility he and his
tenant both profit.
The short lease and the short ten
ancy are both losing propositions.
The longer lease would eliminate the
miserable farmer and the long ten
ancy insure the improvements and
conveniences which every tenant
needs in order to make the best OF
his tenancy.
Why not try it? The worst, most
foolish and unnecessary waste in
Iowa is the annual shift of soil rob-
bers from one farm to another
Marshalltown Times-Republican.
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