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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1914-06-20
Truthful James.

real ueTNG, re-
marked Truthful, ''I've seen some
genuine cases. There was Abijah
Wilkins, 'Bige as they used to call
him. He settled on claim out in
eastern Colorado ten years ago. 1t
was right nice hooking tract of land
and 'Bige was stuck on it. He said
that the rain belt was sure to come
west as the land was cultivated. /
told him that l had been hearin'
about that rain. belt business now
for 40 years but SO far as / was able
to detect. it hadn't slipped a foot
since | was big enough to sit up and
notice things.
fBut that didn't discourage him a
particle. He had enough money to
buy team and plow and build him a
shanty on his claim and he went to
it. The first year he didn't raise a
thing except dust. But he kept right
on plOwin'. He planted what he
plowed in corn and the wind blew
the seed out of the ground. He had
to keep his clothes butJoned tight to
keep the wind from blowing then off
He fastened his old wool hat to the
back of his coat collar with long
string. The wind would blow it off
his head and carry it up to the end of
that 20-foot twine string and then it
would gradually lift 'Bige off his feet
and keep him danglin' a foyt or two
from the ground. He would hang
ohto the plow handles and in that
way keep from BLOWN away entirely.
tWell, he didn't raise anything
couraged? Not for a minute. He
said of course it would take some
ii me maybe for the country to de-
velop but it was comm all right.
When he would run entirely out of
grub he would take his team and
wagon and get job on the railroad
till he had earned enough money to
buy some more feed and eatin's. Then
he would start to work on his farm a.
gain.
1.-THE third wear he didn't raise
any thing. What water he had he
hauled seven miles and of course he
had to be sparin' of moisture He
trained himself SO that he could get
along without takin' adriulS of water
more than once in three days and
finally got so that he could 60 dry
for a week. A camel hadn't much
much edge on him.
But / noticed when i would see
him occasionally that there was
change comm over him. These
scientists tell me that man in his
state is mostly water For
instance, if he weighs $50 pounds,
there is, say about Is or 20 pounds of
solid matter and the rest is water.
Well, 'Bige was big man when he
went out on that claim, weighed 200
of which according to scien-
titic estimate there was 20 or maybe
25 pounds solid matter and It's or 1870
pounds water
HE commenced to dry out. He
looked just about as big as ever at
the end of the first year but he was
80 pounds shy on weight That rep
the amount of water that
had evaporateds The second year he
lost so pounds more. Looked as big
IS ever but that much more moisture
had evaporated. The third year was
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1914-06-20

Serious sicknesses start in disord-
ers of the stomach, liver and kidneys.
The best corrective and preventive is
DIR. Kings New Life Pills. They
purify the bioOd-prevent constipa-
tion, keep Liver, Kidneys and Bowels
in healthy condition. Give you bet
ter health by Kidding the system of
fermenting and gassy foods Effect
i've and mild. 25c., at your Druggist.
ADV.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1914-06-20
MARKET REPORT

Kansas City Stock Yards, June I6,
1914 Cattle trade was strong to Is
higher to-day, and the SO quotation
on heavy natives was brought into
use. after a two weeks vacation The
O'Connor Missouri heifers brought
81. 80 today, .S8. IS yesterday. Stockers
and feeders are 40 to 60 cents above
the close of last week Receipts to-
day dropped to 5000 here, recent rains
having shut down the native run
from parched districts. 1t has also
encouraged others to wait, hence
light supplies for week or two are
expected. Colorado and the West
are about done with fed cattle for
this season. fairly good crop of
caked cattle from north Texas is vet
to come, and South Texas grasseTs
are still to be reckoned with. The
period while native owners are
holding back will be improved by
shippers from the South, but there
will still be deficiency at Kansas
City. The first shipment of Usage
wintered steers arrived today, and
sold at $3.50 and ST.35. in the native
division. Butcher grades respond to
the improved feeling slowly, and are
only slightly above the slumpy close
of last week, 25 to 35 cents below
end of previous week Bulk of the
stockers are selling at ST to ST so this
week, and not enough cattle of
that grade have been received to
fill the demand. This condition is
responsible for good share of the
general improvement in the cattle
market. Bulk of the native steers
sell at 81. Is to 50. IS, quarantine steers
S5. 75 to 50. 10, native COWS 5.25 to ST
to killers, and about the same range
effective on stock cows and heifers.
fat heifers 81 to-, So. 80, best veals
So. SO
The hog market changed its usual
customs ef Monday and Tuesday
break this week, and gains have been
made each day instead. Receipts to-
day, are 10000, same as week ago.
top 1927 -1-2, bulk -sS.O5 to So. % I-2.
which is Is cents higher than week
ago. The bulk of the uneN run of
hogs has usually been marketed by
the 18th, and receipts may be some
what smaller after this week.
Healthy hog markets are expected,
though no great advance is on the
program
Sheep and lambs sold strong yester-
day and today, in spite of plans cal
ling for lower prices mapped out by
buyers Spring lambs sold at So. 65 to
50. % both yesterday and today, and
range ewes made s.. 25 today, highest
siuca tho tr,iddlo IF Iaot x.oo1~
are close to the low point of the sea-
son, at s3 to S3.75. Receipts 5000 to-
day, one third of which are from Tex
as, a district that had about ex-
hausteo its resources for this season.
j. A.Rickart,
Market Correspondent
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Card of Thanks

We wish to thank our many friends,
neighbors and the church for their
and kindness in the sad
bereavement and death of our dear
wife and mother, Mrs. Evelyn V.
Finch; also for the many beautiful
floral offerings. May God bless you.
III. w. FINCH
AND FAMILY
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Demonstration Agent.

When you want the editor to roast
somebody why not try writing the
article yourself and signing your
name to it? Why should not you
shoulder the responsibility? Nobody
pays the editor for being the goat
Mark Gretchen.
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Chinese Eggs

Much has been written in criticism
of the democratic free trade tariff,
but let it not be thought for
moment that this criticism is suniyer-
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Dictagrams

One year ago this Friday we had
four inches of rainfall in three hours.
History sometimes repeats herself
but she is woefully inclined to slut
ter.
We have had mothers day and
childSen's day, and now the old man
is to'get his. Wear red rose next
Sunday if he is still in the land of
the living: otherwise wear a white
one
Wednesday of this week was the
anniversary of the battle of Bunker
Hill. One young friend of this de-
partment celebrated by graduating
from the university of Pennsylvania.
Two Others merely got married.
Have you fled your nominating pc
titions? The time closes forty DAYS
before August 4, which would be not
later than June "a, next Wednesday.
Nobody seems to like this nomina-
ting petition business, which may be
the reason that the smaller offices
like township clerk and treasurer 60
begging for candidates.
1t should be somebody's business to
see that candidates are nominated
for all offices, and no office is so small
and insignificant as to warrant the
nomination of a mere stick An office
worth creating should be filled by
the best man obtainable for the place
DICK TAGRAPH
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1914-06-20

II your liver gets --baily.' start II by
! asing DIR. Miles Laxative Tablets Thsu
seldom faa. [Adverfisement.l
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1914-06-20

Subscribe for the world-oldest pa
per in the county.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1914-06-20

One year ago this Friday we had
four inches of rainfall in three hours
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Ereieeiprodlen.

siifter Cell iprah geitern ben
Gaittpirtb Sraitf Tuttenbofer BON Der
@ciduIoigling Der @crlesung oes
Sfnnfaeiebes frei. Die SpiBel, ooer
ipie oieIe 9eutc genannt meroet .Te.
tertips" Der gtate 9iqnor Commit.
ion batter in cen Rdumen oes ,2ibe
Gaip@ ssiibing Club. pelder I'M
&allie Ses bcrrn 9uttenbofer tagt.
mad 2oiung elmer MitgIiebsfartc rmo
Mnfauf pon @iermarfen Getrdnte or.
halten.
Sierin ieben oieic .,geamten" cine
gerieblilng bes Guttentofet uno er.
itntteten slu5eiSc bel ibren @orgeieB.
fen, ipelde prompt einen Sait5eiebl
ertpirtten. Ger itellnertretenoe 8e.
,reraI.glnpaIt Tcaip bebaiiptet. 70.
har, oaB Der Club MIR cine Waste
Niir Den nnerlalbteu glmsidant oes
RrihuIbigten iei. gs lpiiroe aber
bepieien, bnB Der Club bereits i'm
Sabre 1903 inforporirt ipitrbe irno
felt bieier aeit bel 9uttenboicr ingte.
Ri6ter Bel ionnte feline 0eriebIung
Res 9eihuISiaten entoeden uuo
iprah oenieIbcn foitenlos irei.
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Ser genSer ,Snaueit.

Coroner Or. 5Oertmsper gub ges
tern iein @srnitt iiber Den ScO bes
MeDsr genber. BON Io. 434 BeIt 7.
Strabe ab, rpelher DOR einigen 8O4en
DO 9aieu iibertpdltigt puroe uuo er>
ititte. genoer utbmete Die in Der
Giiterne i'm 5ofe bes Sauiss 30 80
8eft 9ibertD Strabe anseiammelten
aoblengaie Elm, peIte ieineu 5oo 5ur
SOlgs battsn. Der Coroner ipiro ben
StdOtperoroneten sinen Qlntrug unters
breiten, mad rpeltem ale lid nod in
Cincinnati befinbIi6en Giiternen
oura bic Gisentbiimer 5ugeI4iittet
peroen miihen. 9is jeBt beitebt teine
OrbinanS Ober GeieB, unter peIdem
bic SausbeIiBer gebaIten limb, DIE Gis
iternen gu fiiIIen.
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6oOae 10, Son CAB 40. Sn6r
9unb 113, Star sSasmine ia. 6dps
tbcrn 126.
5iiuftes Rennen = SeQinq; 9rei.
iGbrige uno alter; l WteiIe unb 70
garos: 2enoOaal 100. Sioncp 6eQa
man 102, @uioe pOIt 1O5, Gittle geau
105, SacOb 9unn 1O7, Scooter 109
Spobn II. gmir 112, 9iIatorp ia
Wonber ia.
Se6ites Rennen - Ceiling; 9rei.
idbrige unb after; / Wleile uno 7C
gDarbs: Sortenie 100. SuperI 100
Wac 105, GburIep MrSerran 109
Modlsr Ill, Cob Color 112, Ring:
lima 112, Star S'Rpan ia. 9abrir
ia.
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8erid)t.
Ymifoins 9raoes Council
@ia nidjt an Der arbeitertas.g garaoe
tbeil nebmen.

Rad einer iiiirniiiden 9ebatte, Die
ctipa orei Stitnben nabrte, bat Der
Central 2abor Council III ieiner geit.
rigen Sisung beitloiien, ieinen irii.
ber allgenomnenen Stnnoplmtt betr.
Der grbeiteriag. Yaraoe bei5ubebal-
ten. Ter Giipit eutipann iit, ole
Gin gerIft oes guilolng TRADES
Council perleien ipliroe, porin oieie
a6rperifait nit ibren 5000 atit.
alieeern iidl peigert, an Der aBaraoe
tbeil3unebmen, ipenn cs oen Wiitglie.
bern Der 8niloing Snouitrp erIanbt
iperoen lpiirbe mit3lnnarid)iren. Tie
9eIegatelt Der lesteren Srganiiltion
Die lid bonn @ililoing Srabes Conn.
eil Iosgeiaat bat, ieooh einen Sbar.
fer Der v. y. Of 8. beiist, beitalloen
oaraiif, oaB ibre @'itgIieOer nif,t BON
Ter 9araoe ausgeidloiien :uerben
fDnnten im6 Der Central Gnbor
Council piIidteie oieier slniidt BEL.
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Nritift.

Den Gritidunestoo bat seitern Der
IS Wonate alte 2lnbrep &is7 aus Der
gbeitnut Strabe in BscmIg sefun.
ben. Der &nabe fano eine tiinitli9e
Grpbeere, pslde er fir cine Jru4t
belt unb itedte bieieI6e in b:n Wtuno.
llnaliidliteripeiie ieBte iiA bic
ieIbe in Der Spsiier0bre ieit llnb fiibrs
te su Dem Grittdungstoo bes aleinen.
Der Coroner lpurbe bon benz glblebe1
bes anabin benafri6tigt.
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Die Wemmen in Satpnia.

Die gsitrigsn Rennsn butten fOlgen=
bes Rsiultat:
Grites Rennen-g0rie $500;
aipciidbrige Wlaiben; 5 6urlongs:
Sorotbp perfins, 10 (Martin), as.
tppnnsn; Re6ecea Moiss. 10 (5sa=
han), apeites; pruneaa, 10 Cap
lor). brittes. 3eit 1:01.
Die 81 Wutuels besabltsn: Ooroz
TIN Yertins. Straiqbt $3.10, pla;e
$3.50, Sbou $2.40. Rebetta WOies,
plaee $3.50. Sbop $4.40. pruneud,
Sbop S5.40.
t3pettes Rennen- 6 FUR
longs; goris $500; 0rsijdbrige uuo
alter: Rio gra3os. 103 (0iIbmou),
geDonnen; Raoul. 105 (@oHnoup),
5psites; I. .. aDbinion. 108 (9enz
rp), brittes. 3eit 1:12 4s5.
Die So Mutusls teSabltsn: Rio
graaos, Straight $24.60, plncs
5000. SbOlp $3.50. Raoul. pldcc
SO. Sbon $3.50. Z. 9. Robinion,
OHSlu pc-lO'
Critics RenNen 90rse
$500; 5 5urlOngs; 3peiiGbrise:
Spestbeart Sue III (9riner), oenon.
nen; Ban Waio. 104 (SberD, sipeis
tes; gbeiterton. 118 (Ssnrp). brittes.
3eit 1:07 2s5.
Die So RutueIs bs3abltsh: Spests
heart Sue. Straiabt $3.50, place
$50, SbOp $50. Ban Waio. plate
$3.50, Sbotp $3.50. Gbsiterton.
Sbop $3.50.
Viertes Rennen 80rIe
$500; 9isrjd6riae uno alter; cine
.Msile: 0onsral. 108 (laplor), ass
poHnsu; prince 5ermis. 10S (Siibz
mon). speitss; Clubs, 100 (Wdl.
hrpn), orittes. 3eit 1:39 4.5.
Die 50 Wutuels beSabltsn: Done
raj. straight $3.50, pIate $5.10,
Sbop $3.50. Brince Sermis, 9laee
$3.50. ShOp $50. Clubs, Sboiu
$3.50.
iunftes Rsnnen g6rie
$500; OrellGhriQe uno dlter; l Wfelle
unb 70 g)arbs: Guioe qoit, 104
(0iibmOn). seponneu; Star 9lctrab,
Ill (Wldrtin). sipeites; 9llaoor, ga
(Robiniom. brittss. 3sit 1:43 3s5.
Die 50 Wutusls be5ablten: @uibe
Bot. Struiabt $500, plats $3.50.
Sbop $3.10. Star 9lctreb, pla:e
$3.40. Sbop $2.70. 9IIdoOr. s6op
$500.
SedItes Rennen l uno
3/16 MsiIe; fir 0reijdbriss unb al
ter; Selling; g5rie $500: BE, 1O6
(Wott). asponnen; 9erena, lot (Sua.
lor). apeites; Transportation, 92
(Ro6inIon). brittes. 3sit1:59 1.5.
MutueIs besabltsn: ge, straight
$3.50. glace 1920. Sbop $3.50. De
rena. place $500. Sbop $3.50.
Transportation, Sbpp $2.70.
ffiir bic bsutiasn Rennen purbsn
frlaenoe Gintrasuuseu sema6i:
Gritss Rennen - 3tpsiidbrise Mais
ben Colts unb 9slpinss; 81 6u:l
cnss: ginao 1O7. Bamboo 107. Wlo,
nep Mater ITO. 9reh Sauirrel 10.
Reiian 10. 5stan 110. 0ort6 10,
Sci gpp 10, Star Mc@ee 10, Jprp
Griff 110. gars anS STARS no.. sSs'
Setben 40.
3peitss Rennen 9lqopdnccs; (;
Srsiidhriae; l Weile unb 70 Durps;
Sbspbroeb 102. Beaumont Belle 102,
Raoarane 104, Sreian 104, 3. B.
S'Sbea 107, Srans WtilIer 107, 9olp
SJil l07. Robsrt aan f07. MiB Barn
6arbor 107 gridIep 107. 9ani Bill
107.
0rittes 9fennen - Sbe 2abies'
Sanbicap; DrsiiGbrtae uno Glter; !
unS 1/16 Weile: 9snunst 81, Or.
Samuel 103. Cream 107, 5IOra .isiHa
107. RuboIfo 124.
9ieres Rennen - Guiditep Sans
bicap; 0reiiGbriss unb alter; 6lSur.
longs: ;sIpina gantee 81, 2abp
Moon'et 81. SSulipan 100. i8orf.
haas 100. Ihe Miootp Woon 100,
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TlaksS ad,ridJten.
Mittno 0 &. l. NSuli 1914.

Wittpo6. l. .Suli 1914.
Der ShiofluB 1T Ian0iam i'm Steis
aen tsariffen uUo bate oejtern qbeno
Bel tieiiaer Stoot eiren BaTsritlrO
ppr 1875 Tub.
Die fplgsnoen 0epei6en trdfen pGbs
reno oes stitrisen cages bier Elm:
gitts6urs, 9a.-2.6 TuB unO fdat.
Wbecliud. 80. ga,-10.1 uno fdut.
Qdrtcrsburo. W. @a.--9.9 unb iteiat.
Stnton. W. 9d.--1.8 uno fGut.
aonutpba Soils. 10. @a.-0.3 II. iteist.
Gburleitrn, B. 9n.-7.0 rub iteiot.
Pt. qlsaiant. 80. @u.-4.6 uub iteist.
GatIettsburo. Sp.-5.2 unb Iteiat.
Qurtsmoutb. $50 unb iteigt.
Quuispille. Sp.-S.3 unb f6rit.
epdnsoiIle. Sno.-3.5 uno fGlt.
ytdibpille, 5enn.-7.3 unb fGut.
Chattanooga. 5ern,-6.4 unb fGnt.
Cairo, S[l.-19.5 unb flint.
Mempbis, Senn.-15,o uub faEt.
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in 9erbin6ung geiebt imb Die Ser.
iiGerlung erbalten, nab iold)e 8llrn5
in 3ufiutit iiberbaupt nidlt mebr 5u.
9elnilen iperoen.
2 s8olf5feIt a III 1. glugni II.
Scr @ergnilerngs- -9lu5ihuB berldJ-
tete, oaB er uae arrangements Iiir
ooS j14flihc 8olfsieit, oas ula Sallia-
tag ,6en /. 9lu9uIt inl Gbeiter EGrf
a6geDaltcrt lpiro, gctrOfiel babe mo
cs jest Sa6e Der 0ele9aten lnO ein'
5elnen 8ereine iei nogIidit piele
Sidets ab5uieseu Inn alth ben iinail.
5ellen eriolG atf ben Ger @erbano
III oicicn Sabre beionoprs angepleien
lei, 5u libern.
9teue ~ iitglie0er.
9lls neue Gin5elniit9lieber Wur6en
Die Serrcn alireo Z. @eisler, SSSobn
0cpote, 80. 5. guerfel, 5obn
@nmbsganB, Ybilip &udmeier, Bic.
tor Nte9er illo 4StllIam aasmeIer
aul5enonnlen.
Dor Der gsf1agung uHterbrsitete
Der Jinnn5 Setretdr 9srr Gbas.
Mienler llahiol9elloen
5inan5bsrt8t.
Der sutgebeiben ipurbe:
Rahenbeitano 6. SUM- 1914 $1555.82
glnnabmen.
&opfiteuer $43.25
Ginc. Wlu. grot.QFociatiou
fir ariessfOnOs 1000
Seuti4 ling. griiosr
lint. gsrein, DO. >. 7.45
Gin3sl Mitslieber 11.00
Sef6ent Jran3 9dffner 1000
3uiammsn. :. $16e7.52
aussabsn $500
auHenbeitunO 80. SUM $1614.17
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G1ifisxaebriobten.

Rem gort, 80. SUM. 9lnset.:
,0pinst" pon 2ibau; DSroonIdno"
pon 9lnttperpen; .aronprin5 WiIs
helm" pon Bremen.
Samburg. glnget.: rpreibeHt
,@rdnt" DON Nep Yort.
Bremen. gluget.z ySdIIer Bils
beIm Der @rpBe" BON Nep gort.
9iperpool. glnget,: r2uiita'
nix" pcn Ren gprt.
9Iasg m. glhgeg.: nGropn oi
SepiIle" nd9 8ictpria. 9. 6.
Srieit. slnset.: rSdronia" BON
Gep gort.
Sapre. Ibses.:. rNidgara" mad
Reip Dort.
9lbeee.: ,,garonia nah Bottom.
9dtras. 9lbseg.: nllItpuia
na4 gep gors.
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nnfdae.

- On Der 5. unb Walnut Strabs
aliit bic go Sabr, alis 5rau Marsus
ret Harloip iitsr cine GrufiifaIe aus
ilnt sos ii1 cine 9erlebuus an Der
6iifts su. Die W.rlebie ipurbe burd
prIi3ifisn mad ibrsr Wobnuns an oer
8. Strdbs uno 9roabpdp sebraat.
-Ginsn msbrfa9sn Rippsnbru6
sog iich burh sinsn Stur3 pot benz
Sdufe Ro. 13 Wsit 5. Strabs Der
80 Sabre olie glnbrefp glad aus
Gtaronpille, g., 81 unb mubi. Der
Iann mad bsm itdbtii6en 5oIpiial
eebraht tperbtn.
- Miitslft glutopatrol Wassn
ipurbs Der rs Sabre alte 3sitimsss
trigger Soiia Worris, Dcn Ho. 326
of 4. SiraBs benz itabiiiden Soipis
ial eingsliefsrt. Morris mar burh
iratnb einen llmiianb an Der 6. unb
Walnut Str. uk&rseiiiirjt un6 battle
fih cine Wernunbung an Der Siirne
pnb iitsr bem iinsen dug, auss5oesn.
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A Der @ put Stein in 8re.1
men, 9lu9 Bremen ipiro bcriftet:
Sin ieltiamer Streit ipiro jur 3eit
III SprefiauI bes bie,igen 9ofol6lat..
tes ausgetraqcn. SIN 9lpril 1889 lit
AMI Dem 0omshof in @remer Die
@iItmor6erin Bci6e DiarQarethc
@ottiricb, lpobI bic ihlirnnite @erbre.
tlerin oicier Nlrt in ser Dclltifen Sri.
minalgeifihte, IN @egenpart pon an-
geblidl $4,000 Serionen bingerid,tet
iporNeu Sie bate nit 9fottengift ihs
ren Ytann un0 ibrc Sinoer lnb .allc
entierntpn @eripmotetl umge6rndjt.
0am bate tic uerid'ieoenc 5reltnoc
lrno Stebbaber oa3u oeronIaBt. iic in
tbren Seitamenten 3u beoenteN, uno,
Iobulo sic Scute ibrem @lInidle ent.
iprohen batten, and oieie pergiitet.
Sdlieblif bate ie ooa 0iorOen MIR
Ses Morhens lpeqer inrtqeieBt - gln
Der Stclle, 100 ba$ Sd,afott geiianoer
batte, tpllr6e baIO naG Scr Sirridj,
tltna ein NIT eiuem &reujc gc3eitnc-
ter Stein in oas EiloItcr eiugciniicn.
BIS uniere 3eit bat iih nun, namentz
lid BEL ber.SugenO, Die Site erbalteu.
6aB ie0er Yaiiant aui oieicm Stcir
iputtl Gnbe beg porigenS SabEAlnberts
purbe tpGbreno bes llmbaus oes Do
mes Der Stein lGneer ais sebn Sabre
Sur1 Die 9oltplontc oieicr y5iirior.
&c" 0c5 EuhIifirrs ellt5oqen. &aunr
aber rror er ipieoer irei, 10 6cauln
oas SpieI ron uellcm. Rlm lit i'm bo-
riaen Sabre Der Stein entierrt NOR.
Den. Wnn hat INTER Dem GomshoT
elner aroBen.acller 3lrr GrlpcitcrimJ
Oes Rremer 9iathSteaerS angeIegt.
dee s(rbeiter iino jest beenoet. Ter
Ylae miro III Stilrje ueli Qfpilaitert.
limo MN beginner, nidlt obnc &iocrs
iprltdl, Die Stimlncn Ialt 5lt meroeu.
ole cine 99ieoerciuIcbunq ocs bitoria
ihen Steincs az ielnc altc Stcle ior.
Bern. Die @riinoe> Die 6ugc1en iprc.
lien, .iinb minNcitens 10 let6t uer..
itdnoIi6 tpie Die tpsttsebenoe r9ietGt"
Der 2elite, Die oild, iett, mad, mcbr ais
&c Sabren auf 6ie mappetitIide Ge.
nlonitration ihres 9lbiheues nod nibt
per5ifteu mollen.
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Semuprar erblinoct.

gln Der Sprins 9rOOe uno Queen
Gitp glpe. i6aute seItern Sam Guts
Ter. BON 90. 1927 Spriug 8roOe gloe.
in oas 9relle 2i6t, peI6es bur6 bds
3uiammeni4peiBen Don Strabens
babnItienen nit Sbermpl berporserus
FEN tpiro uno purbe BON elmer tempo
rdren GrbIinbung beiaIIen, lpel6e
Ieine lIeberfiibrung na6 Dem 'tdotts
iden Spipital notbpcnoig mahte.
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@ertbloier Gbed.

George Ord. bon Ro. 2l6S @iIbsrt
Mpslue. tbsiIie ssitsrn Der poli,si NIT.
bub ibm bon sInem Wlanns. ipsldsr ieis
nru gumtn aIs $. We2arnb ansab.
tIn Gbsd in SDbs pon $4.98 iibsrsebsn
spurhs, bod fam Der Gbsd bsim Gin
sdHirtn bon Der propibent Sapinss
Bnni NIT benz @ermsrt .Ro 5unbN
auriid.
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Wefiieritedlsrei.

Der 80 Sabre alte Rsssr orsb.
Jctnfcn ipurbe seitsrn an Der 8. unb
God Gtrdbe BON siutm RaHessnoien.
tnisr benz gsamsn Scm bssanui, bur&
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Inter furrbtbarcm @etoic qiug pom
8ebirge cine uugebeure glmine Ca.
pine) nicoer.
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3. 4. Staotper6auo.
Sefiirwsrtnns Ses nenen Stabt-
freitriefes nit sroker Wles
jOritdt abselsbnt.
glad)bem Der aampasne Gusidxii
biesb1iislidle Gmpfeblnnsen
nnterbreitet batte.
asbbaite 1sbattcn ainsen Der ab.
itimmnns poranf.

gorberciiilngcn fiir oos goIfsieit ain
I. alieuii. Ginlaouug 5lir
Gtaats aonoention III 5oleoo
eineatroficn. griolsreifeS gor.
gc9en sescn anit0bise 5iIms III
gsanoclbiloer. Sbeatern. 9lel.e
Mitglieoer.
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i6er perhieoene 86aien 6es 6rei6riefs pcr0fient-
lifen 9iee Gariteaung miro in rrbger unb IN.
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erfoIgen NGe 0arin cntDaltencn tbatid6li6en 9ln'
gaben iino 5uuerGiiig unO aenalt g9cun sic min.
ifen Die 5aGIreid)en ungenauem lmb luioerprefer
ben gariteaunsen, pcldje 6c5iiglif be5 8rcbriefs
ouftouden, auigefldrt iii icGcll, bonn 5ieDen Sic
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Oas 9iirger 6rei6riel- -StoHnlittec melde5 jett ir
eine annaBnrc urbeitct fat ielbItiiidltiGe Su.
tereien gu ior0ern 9eiud)t. S53r en3aes geitre6en
mar ulo lit, bem golfe I'M 9tagenlenen gu bienen