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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-02-19
Learn From Your Competitor

Learn From Your Competitor
He vino swin not learn from his
competitors is g. hopeless case. AS
far as the retail merchant is con-
cerned his strongest competitor IL
the distant retail mail order house.
And 1t is from the methods of these
concerns that readers of the Bulle-
tin can gain much valuable informa-
ton
In the first place the cathlog
houses, owing to the enormous bust
ness they do, are able to employ, and
pay large salaries to, the very best
advertising and merchandising tai
ent In the country.
Thesesmen .inau gnrate policies, get
up eatalogs and publish ADVERTISE
ments that are excellent. Just be-
cause the retail mail order houses
are competitors OF the local mer-
chant is no reason why the latter
ahould not learn valuable lessons
from their methods. Il
On the contrary, the merchant is
foolish and blind to his own best in
terests II he does not get and study
carefully the acatalogs and advertis-
Ing matter OF his strongest COMPETE
tors to his real and lasting benefit.
Eofsheareason that the retail mail
order; houses2aret as successful as
they are, it follows that they are
good business men, no matter how
disagreeab1ep it may be to acknowl-
edge the fact, or how hard "a blow
1t may dbe to the pride OF the NOR
chant
AN t11isa being true, is it not bet
ter to learn from our competitors
than to ignore them, revile themoand
refuseato be- taught 1.-THE Twin City
Commercial Bulletin
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-02-19

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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-02-19
0oed4idardE1in

sWassit ., genuine tip Rawson gave
Joqln the stock market?''
.1uesS It swas;, It made me. lose my
bda1Xce Boston Transcript.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-02-19

FOR SALE-12O acres farm land,
about 500 cords wood half hay
land. on good stream one mile from
a town terms liberal price II 1-2
pr. acre. w. G. Schroeder. g.. :,
Pioneer wants-one halt cent :
word cash.. r.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-02-19

~ ASts1ivea way to fretfuineas. n
tl1aO the fragrance ont of life
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-02-19
nSCEILANEOUS

FOR SALE-Typewriter ribbons for
every make Of typewriter on the
market at so cents and Is cent?
each. Every ribbon sold - for rs
cents guaranteed. Phone orders
promptly filled. Mail orders given
the same careful attention AZ when
you appear in person. Pohne 81.
The, Bemidji Pioneer Office Supply
:, Store. .....>
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-02-19

FOR sALE-The s.W. u Of the s.
ELI Of Section 21-l46-32. This
forty has fair house and barn
and q few acres under cultivation
and is on a mail, telephone and
cream route. Price $4,000 per
acre. Time given to suit purchaser
Interest per cent. For further
particulars call on or address A.
Kaiser. Bagley, MINI. "
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-02-19

Read Pioneer want ads
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-02-19
HEIPaWAq1.EDl.

HE1PsWANFEDls
WANTED-Bright boy. to help in
bakssahop niehts.sDo not applysun-
less you want to learn, the bakery.
trade. Model Mfg Co.
WANTED-Kitchen girl Erickson
hotel, America Ave.
WANTED-Girls for laundry work.
Apply at once. Hotel Markham.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-02-19

:: Card Of Thanks, 81
: We wish to sincerely thank all our
friends and neighbors for their kind
assistance during the illness and.
death of our beloved wife, sister and.
niece, Grace Hermann.
JOHN HORMANN, j
S. 49,. s-> TIM TOOMBS, - .
- r... FLORA WELSH,
2 ...a -s HARRY TOOMBS.
Sick Headache .
This is usually caused by ddsor-
der Of the stomach. Take, a good dose
of Chamberlain's Tablets and 7tomor-I
row. you will feel all right. For sale
by all dealers.-Adv.s p ...-s.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-02-19

FOR .SALE-320 acres of good hard
wood land clay soil some ma
tural meadow. Only six miles
from Hines, on good road, near
Nice River and Lakes. Several
hundred cords of birch and lamar
ack wood. This will make an i'd
cal stock farm, and If taken soon
can be had for $3.50 per acre. II
cash, balance back on the land at
81 6 per cent interest. to suit pur-
chaser. Write v. M. Owen, Hines,
MINI.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-02-19
7 PosITTONs WANTED

I--1T1 p0SITlOH8 WANTEnls
WANTED p Position by young man
~ with long experience in accounts.
and collections Have. my Ia; own
typewriter and can fill. any posi-
ton calling for tact and executive
ability. Good references includ-
ing present employer. T. e. Busha,
Mentor, MINI. ,aa#=,a
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1914-05-21
MARRIED AT SOUTHPORT, N. c
Mr. and Mrs j Hoyt Carter Return
from Honeymoon.

Mr. and Mrs ] Hoyt Carter arrived
Sunday night from Richmond, Va,
and other points. where they have
been spending several days follow
ing their wedding, which took place
Tuesday, May IL, at Southport, N G,
the home of the bride. Mr. Carter is
young man of high and estimable
character. possessing excellent busi-
ness ability, which fits him for the
responsible position he holds, that of
cashier of the Bank of Cades. Mrs
Carter, who before her marriage was
Miss Lille Lewis of Southport, N C,
is a young lady of charming person
ality and during her short residence
at Cades has won a warm place in
the heart of everyone.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1914-05-21

They also own and operate the Cades
Gin and Manufacturing Co. Mr. W
B Wilson is president of this firm
and Mr. V G Annette is secretary
and treasurer, and manages the
business.
The Bank of Cades was organized
in 1912 and since that time it has
done a general banking business and
shown to the public by its favors,
conveniences and accommodations
that it is an institution worthy of the
support of the people who make up
the surrounding community. Re-
Gently its capital stock was increased
from $40, 100000 to $25, 100000.
MrG H Ward carries nice stock
of both fancy and staple groceries,
and offers the accommodations asked
by any of his customers.
Mr. C C Carsten, who handles a
small line OF general merchandise Is
going to form a partnership with
his brother, Mr. E H Carsten, who
is also engaged in general merchan-
dising, so that the working facilities
of both may be. enlarged. This
union, we are satisfied, will produce
a strong firm, for whom success is
inevitable.
Mr. ] Hoyt Carter writes all kinds
of insurance in the oldest and
strongest companies.
Mr. L G Brock owns and operates
the new and modern hotel. situated
near the depot.
Mr. T P Fillmore, Magistrate, Of
fers careful consideration to all
civil matters entrusted to him.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1914-05-21
RESIDENCE OF MR.. V. e. STRONG.

Business has become more active
and has lent a spirit of activity to
everyone in general. The continued
drought has, however, impaired the
growth of bean plants, which will
cut short the season. The market IS
not so strong as was expected, but
it is thought that it will strengthen
as soon as the Florida shipments are
exhausted.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1914-05-21

WI Hodges is the largest indi-
vidual merchant in town. He car
ries full line of general merchan-
disc, including buggies. wagons and
farm machinery.
Probably the largest and strong
est firm of Cades is The Cades Mer.
camille Co, which does an extensive
business, both wholesale and retail.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1914-05-21
THE PRINCIPAL AVENUE.
Our Business Institutions.

NeSmith & Co, who are about a
mile out from Cades, have a large
country trade. They are one of the
strongest firms in this community.
They also own and operate a ginnery
and engage extensively in agricul-
ture. Associated with Mr. w E Ne
Smith is Mr. w ] Smiley.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1914-05-21

ing, as it will crafty a long felt
want.
In accordance with the advance
ment in building and equipment, the
school proposes to be organized into
q high school with all the require
ments the term implies. This will
necessitate an increase in the present
coRs'of teachers.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-17

IItonO, ais Oh bic 9epons unb 8eIb=
bauptleute Den Sail bistutierten,
Gol6D bate ben Wlabal bon einenl
gn6e bis gum onOeren abgetlappsrt,
aber ni9ts eefunoen, mas auf bic Sc
fu9te T9IieBen lieB. Sm Sft6of Bate
Ter itunoenlang gelauert. Obne @rfolg.
@r batte inter OemYipal6aum geieRsn,
bon bem aus W}ajor Warb bic 9aop
eeie6en bate. @r por in ben Surm
binaufgeitiegen, binter oem iie ieinen
@liden entI9panO: glihts als Elm GEE
p0bnli9er 9urm, elmer BON ben DieIen
Siirmen uno Tiirm1en bic bic ie@s
Nleter breite Mduer Oes 6ofes fpidten.
Sine Derfollene 5reppe fIetterte imSn7
nern empor big 81 Dem plotten Dad,
Oos nit elmer &uppel aus 8upfer Derz
feben mar. Drum berum lief Elm ipuns
berbDlles @eldnoer aus Mehingbron5e,
pie Sob in Der Sonne funfeln6.
Did Hol6D mari einen bepunoern7
ben Bid auf Die tote Stabt gu feinen
S5iiBen auf Die DI4ungeI, unter Der
iie begraben lag.
!6ier auf Sem Do6 batten bielleicAt
eic 1rduen bes &0nigs gsltanOen: bic
Id6nen Trauen nit ben itillen, Ie9ns
Iii@tigen 9(ugen. sic Iaben iibsr bic
Staot; iie iaben ben 6luB unO Die
Wlo9nfel0er. llnb oabinter, gana am
@nbe Der BeIt Der gelbe Q(benObim=
mel ftiibte Ii1 oarauf ~ Elm Gtpas,
sine I6par3e, unsebeuerliAe Moiie
Die Wduuer fdgteu: nDas 1T bic
9i9ungel,"
Seute ftonO bic DT9un9el iiber Der
Staot.
QongTam tletterte ct bic ousgetretez
nen Stufen Der Stiege bina6 @s mar
beiB geporoen. Driiben gaben 5mei
@dr6I9onbdume pra4tbollen S4ot=
ten.
Did mar miibe. Gr beIo6 ii4 erit
oas Auedengras unb oie
uusdbligen 9ingelbIumen. bic Spil4en
ben 5riimmern ipu8erten; Damn fred
te er iicb ppblig ouf bas ipeicbe 8ilbes
bett, ftob feinen Qlrm unter ben &opf
unD oudte in bds 8IGtterlabprintb 3u
feinen Sdupten 6inauf. Dort pfiff Elm
@ieusn0pgel, RoIbb tOnnte ni4t feben,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-17

3ien, WlimoIen un0 3ner9battelpal-
men, bon bousboben 8ambuien, in Oe=
rem @e5petg 6as 2id)t ipie cine ipeiBe
Welle periiderte.
Die Stoot lag in Der 8fdunssl be-
graben.
9lpIbb 6rdngte fia bur9 8arritaben
bon purpurmalbeu. @r belt bic
8u9Ie in bic 666e, fenn iie reic6ten
ibm fat biS 3ur S9ulter.
Some unb Winb Eatten in3pii6en
geiiegt: 92eugierig gudten Gonnens
ftroblen in leergd9nenbe Paldite uno
lieBen iie oufleunten. in buntle Sem
iterb0blen, bic perid1lafenen Qrugen
gIinen, iparfen oen 3ierliGen S6otteu
marmornen SleAtperfs auf fpiegelnDe
AuaOern. llnb Der Winb Ipielte Inn
bic ib0nen. oerfallenen Spring6run=
nen, rdf9elte i'm 2oub, Iummte unb
niiperte uno fanq unb la9te, jo9te
tleine 3DtlOne aus trodenen 8ldttern
uno Staubfasta0en bon br0deligen
S9peIlen uno burH bic langen @dn9e
Oes 80nigspolaites,
Die Stoot Der 3oten mar lebenoi1
geporben. Nber es iDar fein ri9tiges
Qeben.
Did 9}olbn marI9ierte langTam
bur1 bic totenltillen StraBen. @r
botte ole 6duite in feline ilnergriinolis
4en 6oIentaid6en seitedt, oen Sonz
nenbut i'm g2adeu. bic 8HdIs am 9tie=
men ii6er Der GMulter. Die berI9la=
fene Giufomteit oe8 Ortes madte
ielbf einen HolbD gum SrGumer. @s
poltete Elm 3ouber iiber Der totem
StoOt.
.SolIol" rief 92oIbp, benz bos tiefe
S9peigen 5ubiel purbe. n!6Ollal"
lln0 n6oQa!" antiportete es. nSoIz
lal" ipieOerboIte bic aIte, fiiufitodigc
paeoOe nit Dem pIumpen, rotten Dad.
.6olld, boIlol" ipieberbolien bic SEM
iterb0blen i'm 6rouenbaus, Der bloue
Shatten bes 3orturms. v6plla, bpls
Ial" bemertten bic beripitterten, ipino=
Ibiefen Wlinare nit i6ren bi8arren
S9nDrteln unb &uppeln, gaben es
peiter bic itilIe, Idnge, berluHene Stra-
BE bindb, biz in bem 9atSiaal 6es G0z
1igS Elm W}urmeIrr un0 Haunen ents
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-17

giolbp foQ nit Wonne bic frif1e 9uft
in beibe 2ungenfliigel. gr iegelte an
Der 2anoungsitelle, no bas pidnid
itattgefunben batte, Dorbei, fubr UNI
ben @ntenlhnabel berum, big binunter
CUR Wouer. bic SommD DobO Mlrs.
SulliDun ge3eigt botte.
0ort mar Elm bequemer SLED 8um
Qlnlegen. Rolbn fannie ibn bon Der
Gnteniaao Der. Sine tleine Bu9t, bic
nit elmer 2(rt SEAT berIeDen mar uno
nobl ben Sofen bonn &olo Wlabal ab=
gegeben botte. 0iott0pfiges S9ilf
uno 8ambusro6r DerItedten bic Gin
fabrt, un0 Elm ipabrer Sprii6regen err
COB fi9 iiber bic ganae nMorn Cub
man, oIs fie ficb our95ndngte.
91oIbp lieB bos Boot unter Der Sb=
but Snortbobs 1T Ieines Dieners -
5uriid, no6m bic @ii9fe un6 ftieg ben
8oi binauf.
Ser Hegen botte na4gelaHen. SOns
ne un0 Winb miibteu iih, Die Dide
Moltenoede beifeite 3u f9ieben, elm
nunoerbores Spiel bon 2i9t unD
Scsatten berborrufeno.
Sben an Der Wlouer blieb Nolbb
iteben un6 iiberlegte. Gr rief fi4 all
les pieber ins @coG9tniS Suriid.
Wlon Bate bic ongebli9e 2oon N1acs
p6erIon in allen @dcn uno Gn0en i'm
Wlo6al geIeben. Wleiitens absr i'm
Of6of. Dos mar ser Sof, Der Oirett
an bic DlHungel gren3te 9u9in
mollte er feline @ntOedungsreiie ri@=
ten.
Q(n GjeTpenfer glaubte er ni9t.
Q(ber boB es i'm Tabal cine GngIdn=
berin aab, Die bort ibr gebeimnispolles
QBeIen trieb, oos mar bombeniiher.
Q(lIe geri9te itimmten borin therein.
gnbIicb IHulterte er feline 8ii4ie.
2ongIam unb borii9tig, tpie Elm Sdger
auf Der pirih, ibritt e. in bic tote
Stoot binein.
Q[us ben Qaubmaiien tpu6ien SGus
len 9iirme, &uppeIn unO &ndufe,
funtelnbe DG1er. rDie, peiBe, blaue
StraBen, @aien uno
@dBc6en liefen ineincnOer, ourHein=
amber. Dur6 cine Wilonis bon
Nlougcs ut6 Mobogcnibdumsu. Ntus
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-17

elfltiin0igcn lmlntcrbro6encm 9iitt
waren Nleni9en unO E6iere 10 err
i6opit, ooB Streibel bic llnu0glid-
felt einio6, 0ie @aiieriteac i'm &ni-
dab ouf Oieie @eiie 5i crrei1en. @r
Id)idte oa6er Oen 8o6rnaiiter &ief
ouf ieinen (Streibeps) @ierOe, Oas
nod am frditigiten mar, Dorals, nit
Ocn 9luftroge, Our6 Gin9c6orcne
g8aHer cntgegen6ringeu 5u laiict.
Ger jeBt mn ans bier Ycrioncn be-
Itc6enoe &eitertrlpp fam nlr lang
fam in0 nii6ielig Dorpdrts, mo es
ic6icn iait, ais loQte Scr @ercttcte
nod flr5 por Dem 3iele Dem 0lrlt-
too crlie9en. 9lur cin fleiner S9lud
mar nod IN Strei6ePs 6eloflai6e
porbonoen umO ben iparte Oieicr nit
eiicrner @nergie fiir Ebieme onf. @a
enOli6 ia6 man in meiter 6erne Gin-
ge6orene NIT g9aiicridden auftaudbcn,
lmo als6alO gab Der babel mo6l er-
lei6tert ouiat6mcnoe braoc @aHt-
meiiter Dem E6ieme Oen leBten toit-
barren Eropfen aus ieiner 6lai6c.
G6iemc Bat ii6 iiberroidcno ibneG
crbolt Ood miro es wobl nod eitige
3eit oauern, bis ielbit iein 5d6cr &0r-
per Die ii6eritanocucn @ualen gang
LID ii6erwunOcn 6a6en wirO. 9lu6
Die tapferen 9ictter 6a6en Die i6ref-
liden Strapo5en i6res 9iittes o6ne
SdaOcn an i6rer @cfno6eit ii6er-
ltdn0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-17

rSOppl~ briiIIts Phil eOsrett
Sopp!"
vgroboI" .6urro!"
nDrei Gbeers fir DR. Ri9arE
glolbp"
geld6ter, 8urufe. geifaIl. Q(ls
W2r. RoIbb naH 6aufe fam, legte ei
fi9 nit benz 8enuBtfein 5u @ett, einl
neue @erbinoli9teit eingegangen 81
lein.
Die @erbinoIi9teit befonb oorin
ben Geiit Der 2aob MocpberiOn gu en-
l0Ien.
Did 0}Olbb mollte 3obp Macp6erIou
erlDIen, uno ipos Did 9ol6p ipollte,
bas pfleote er nit ber @nerqie ins
Mert al Ieben, bic 0em Q(meritoner
eiaen lit. Qlls er am Worgen gum
9olIpert lam, fab Der 6immel grau
aus. Q(ls er an Der @srbenenoillo
boriiberglitt, bic ipie Elm W}drden in
i6rer ouftigen NilbniS am DfdbiIam=
ufer berborgen lieot, bo fling es tpieber
an All regnen. Sin t0HliHer WinD
lief iiber cos WaHer unb fiillte bic
Gegel gum plaBen. Ser TluB mar
belebt. 5iiHerboote. 5aI3fdbne, Sob
lenI9iffs, ERol6p id)pB an oielglieOes
rigen 6I0Ben poriiber, bic 6ns Seat
bol8 aus oem @ebirge brahtsn unO
Ibtperfdllig aum @anses binabirieben.
Die iplitternadtsn, langbeinigen Eerle
balan8ierten pic 9ahitel3en auf ben
olitIbriqen 6tGmmen uno paboelten
Derqniigt nit iDren langcn Stangen
i'm Moiier. Wonotone @eldnge. felt
fame, roube 9llfe t0nten beriibcr.
Ser DfHbil.
0as 20bricbt Dampfte. Driiben,
po bic Spinnerei Iag, mar olles Elm
qraues @inerlei. Der Aegen tlopfte
oufs Ded. Dos naiic @roBIesel tni=
Iterte unD ob un6 al bumlte cine
Gtenqe poer elm @Iod Imlug gegen
ben WaIt. Der Shrei Der Wn1erDDz
oel unb ser Ferne Ton elmer Dumpfz
pfeife unterbranen bic Stille. llnten
gludite Bic Slut gegen ben Dorludrtss
icbieBenoen &iel
Gin Regentaa lit i'm Sommer in
Snpisn Elm toitIid1es @ergniisen. Did
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-17
Gimseoumscm.


&on SSolef &oin5 miro folgen0cr
Sber5 cr3G6It. SSn Suoermanns
Stein lrnter StcineL morin &oin5
oen berfcbnten 8ingler ipielte, Scr
BON oeu GameroOen ais 3udt61us-
Ter gemicOen miro, bottc CT scr 9fol-
Ie geudB oen mitipielenoen @aulier
@aungartner lnO &bimig 3igorren
on5ubicteu wel6c oie lebtcn 5uriid-
lueiien uuBten. @ewobnli6 morcn
oieie @limmitcngel e6te Reqltiiiten-
Gigarren &or elmer &orltcarng
frobte MN &oin5 bier mlnocrbolle
Supporter nit uno rouAtc cine.
,g8iBt sSbr, mas i6 nit ocn uioe-
rem Orei made?" frug cr oiobolild,
,oie offerire i@ nod bclite ouf Ser
@iibne.~ nGos lit roffinirt, erpi-
rcrte 9olngurtucr, mir miiiien iie
ic 5ltriidlpeiien.~ &ain5 la6te:
DGben oarum; je i6werer eS @ub
fGat Inn 10 GROCER Der Erillntpb
Gurer SdauipicIfunit. 9iur Gbinig
blieb fill. 9us nun Ole betreffenOc
S8ene fam im0 aoin8 Der 9}oIle ge-
mdB Die 0rei Supporter offerirte,
Ie6uten, I'M Snneren icufaeno, o6cr
Ger &prllbriit. aenGb. @auuonrtncr
rnO 95oulicn ob. gdtn fon &oin8 an
Sbinig. 9o6 Oieicr iprab gerii6rt,
uo6oem er iit6 raid Ser 0rei Cigar
rem bemG6tigt bate: u9la, meeBte,
cesmol ne6me iA iie nod, ober
fonlmc mir ia nicbt mic0er nit 10 me
Ginger"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-17
Gloocn ii6cr GyleiIdlpreiIe.


Gie fortpd6reuoe Gr5o6ung ser
6leiidpreiie 0erllriodt olgcmei-
nes 9eOenfen. 6leiid miro nibt
me5r 6iliger,
Die 6ieiigen @ousfranen 6o6eu
beidloiien 8leiib nod Wloglibteit
m16renO 0es Soumers pom &iiHens
5cttel 5u itrciden. Ger &reis bon 2S
bis 30 Gents fir 9olno Steaf, 80
bis 80 Gents fir Sirloin Steaf unO
35 bis 40 Gents fir 9gorterbouie
Steof bat i6nen 81 Oenfcn gege6en.
Die 8citen Gnoern iih, Der 6leiid.
fruit o6er nio6t. Ger blei6t 6ei iei-
ner olt6epd6rten &reistaftit: 8ipei
56rittc pormGrt5 ino eineu rid.
w0rts. @egenwdrtig lit er wieOer
I'M Gorauidreiten 6egriifen nit Dem
Grfolg, ooB sic Gctoilpreiie ollge.
mein I'M bis 3 Gents erbo6t pur-
Oer, mdbreu0 Die GngroSpreiie bober
iino ols 81 irgeno elmer Belt ieit
8iuan3iq SSo6ren. 9lls argentinii6es
Ileii6 in groBeu Mengen ins 2anO
81 fonimen 6egonn, 6equemte ser
Irlit lib ge5mlngcuernaBen 5u ei.
mem nierfliHen SAritt riidipdrts-
Su5mii1en iHeint er es ieOod Der-
itonoen 5ii 6oben 0ie Oro6en0e Con.
furren5 auf irgenO eine @eiie a65u-
pe6reu. g9ie i6m Oos gelang, iu.
den oeribieoene Srgoniiationen &C.
geniudrtig 81 ernitteln.
9lod 9lniid6t me6rerer prominent
ten @roB- unO &lein6dnoler lit Die
iteieeuoe TenOcn5 Ser 6leiidpreiie
feline Doriiber9c6enoe, ionoern cine
oouern0e Gric6einung.
Sel6it 9legierin9s6eante bernie
gen Sen beoauernsipert6en &onii-
menten feineu Croft 3u ipenOeu Or.
EomnienO bonn 9unOes6urcou fiir
Gbierinouitrie i1rei6t Die G6euerung
Dem 93ieOergang Der 9linOuie55udt
81. Die Sroden6eit Oes leBten Cont
mers i'm @eiten babe unenoliA bic
len GGl6ern Oos 9e6en gefoiet, err
flGrt er 3um Sbeil lei sic Dermin-
0erte Qro0uftion Ser itetiu muhieus
Sen 9eiieoelung oes @eitens uno Der
9(uftbeihmg GROCER Giebiormeu in
fIeine 6ormen 8u3uidrei6eu Der
6arner, Der @ie6 nm i'm fleinen
5iidte fonue Is ~iidt 10 6iQig ouf
oen W}arft 6ringen pie Der GtoB
5iiAter es 5u t6un inn StanOe mar
9tub ser aeiteiaerte %reis Oes gSei-
sens, ser frii6er DielioH uno anb
6eute nod 5ir @iebfiitterung Deriucu-
oct wcr0e, tragc SduIo oil Dem
%reisaiiidlag.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-17

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ipie teins fonft burH Iie erT1red.
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