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New Britain herald., 1914-05-05
Peter Neri.

The funeral of Peter Neri was held at o'clock this afternoon from his home at 266 East Main street. Inter- ment was in Fairview cemetery
New Britain herald., 1914-05-05

TO RENT-One first and one second floor tenement of five rooms at 161 Hart street Inquire John A. An drews O., 132 Main St. 5-5-ad
New Britain herald., 1914-05-05

roo LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION. WANTED--Young girl to work around office. Apply this evening between and S:30. Dr. Greenberg.
 5-5-2d
New Britain herald., 1914-05-05

stated. would remain under Admiral Mayo at Tampico for the present.
New Britain herald., 1914-05-05
CHURCHES PLANNING
 SEVERAL MEETINGS
St. Marks Annual Comes \on
 Monday Night.

Various New Britain churches have planned a number of religious and semi i.religious events to take place shortly, among which are the fol lowing.
The Ordway new era., 1914-03-06
Forder News
"Wednesday. March 1. 1914

Emil Will and Jack Forest went To
Ordway Monday. Mr. Will, ON Fri
day received notification that he had
received the contract for. hnndling
the mail between Ordway and FOrder,
the contract becoming effective the
flrst Of July.
"Cap" Reed and family who have
resided 10 the Guy Henderson house
here since December, will move back
TO their homestead 10 few days.
Ulysis Shoemaker has contracted
with Guy Henderson to break y nun.
Der OF acres OF land this summer.
Frank Reed and John McDaniels
and Misses Peterson and Sharpe at
tended a dance at Arlington Friday
evening.
John Bowen and family spent Sat-
urday and Sunday with Mr.. Bowen's
mother, Mrs. Heaton Of Ordway.
Frank Reed, John McDaniels and
Fred Clarenbeck have organized an
orchestra and are now busily engaged
practicinR.
Since the "big storm" OF week ago
Sunday there has been an epidemic
OF colds. aud number of severe cases
Of grip are also reported.
Stewart Burg who has been In Deo-
yer for some time is expected home
this week.
Guy T. Henderson was Pueblo Wis
itor this week.
The Ordway new era., 1914-03-06

Report cards for rural schools on
sale at New Era office.
The Ordway new era., 1914-03-06
Bob Creek News
Wed dnesd.y, March I, 1914

Trees are to be planted 10 the yard
OF the Bob Creek school house. Holes
are being blasted this week by Mr..
RodrIl preparatory to the work.
Miss Grace Whitney, who has been
sick the past week. ~ agaiu able to
attend school at 0rdwa
Cora Drescher spent Wednesday and
Thursday with her sister. Mrs Kropf.
Glenn Rusher aud Carl Long visited
in the Whitney home Sunday.
Mrs Chas. Schroeder. who has been
visiting relatives. in California, is ex-
pected home'this week.
Frank Whitney made business
trip to Olney Springs Monday.
Bob Wright made u trip to Arling-
ton Monday. returning Wednesday.
Herbert Schroeder and Jerry Fisher
were visitors ut the Lundahl home
Sunday.
Misses Ruth and Ruby Hopkins and
Laura Sciance were passengers to Pu-
eblo Sunday. The former expects to
visit two eeks With relatives and the
latter will return after u weeks visit
with friends.
Price Leach and wife visited with
W. W. Wright and family Sunday.
Mrs. Clyde Ford and children spent
Wednesday with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Wm. Auckland.
Mrs. Everett called on Mrs. Edd
Drescher Friday afternoon.
Miss. Josephine Lundahl visited
with Miss Tessie Whitney Sunday.
Mrs. VIM. Kropf and children visit
ed with her parents, J. F. Drescher
and wife Sunday.
After short visit with home folks
Charlie Westkamp returned to Pueblo
where he is taking treatment for his
arm, which has been paralyzed.
Misses May Dyer and Beulah Irwin,
and Glenn and Ray Dyer spent Sum
day with Miss Grace Collins.
Mrs. Mary Westkamp is still on the
sick list.
Mrs Lundahl was u guest Of q. #.
Drescber and wife Sunday.
The Ordway new era., 1914-03-06
Rar. English Coin.

A unique gold coin has just been
purchased for the nation by the trus.
tees OF the British museum, with the
assistance Of private subscribers. 1t
y the only known example of the gold
coinage of the Anslo-Saxon King Offa
"a. D. 767-7s6). the most celebrated
Of all the Mercian princes. the friend
Of Charlebagne. and the recipient Of
many present from that emperor. II
h the earliest gold coin that can b.
definitely ascribed to any English
king. Although struck by a Christian
king. It bears a Mahommedan inscrip
ton in Arabic
The Ordway new era., 1914-03-06
Hillsdale Hints
wednesday. March ..ISit

| Guy Henderson Is pasturing and
feeding 500 head Of cattle on the Jack
Fay place. He is having cottonseed
cake hauled from Ordway and 10 com
pany with Wm. williams was here =
few days ago looking after his stock.
A box supper was given At the school
house Friday night. 1t was quite a
success financially. aud the evening
was an enjoy able one, as there WAS
large attendance.
b F. StetsOn is building reservoir
on his place and is getting the work
we'll under way. Albert Stearnes Is
helping him.
Ernest LaQuatte and Chas. Dalton
visited In Ordway last week.
Mrs. Cline and son recently moved
back to their ranch.
Mr.. Ball is erecting new house on
his ranch. The work Is progressing
quite rapidly.
George Meyer and Albert Stearnes
visited with the Wilkinsons WedDes.
day.
Mrs. Stella Denny is expected home
this week from Denver, where she has
been visiting.
Fred Ahlich and family will return
this week from Walsenburg. where
they have been spending the winter.
Mrs. Lille Hill has just had u well
finished On her place. There are 6s
inches OF water bearing sand 10 the
we'll.
improvement work will be com
meuced on the Meyer place next week.
Charles Dalton visited with George
Meyer Thursday night.
A. L. Stearnes visited with E. &
LcQuatte for a few days last week.
A nephew Of Mr.. Wilkinson Is here
from st. Louis for the benefit Of his
health.
A. NJ. Mark has been making his
home at the Hi.lsdale ranch for the
past three weeks.
A. J. Hester and W. NJ. Miller of
Colorado Springs were visitors here
the first Of the week.
The Ordway new era., 1914-03-06
Seed For Sale

Seed oats and barley. Sam DeMar
Gus, four miles west Of Ordway.
The Ordway new era., 1914-03-06
Karval News
FRIDAY. February NJ

Hans Sorenseu and Mr. Chabada
have each found good water in wells
they have put down. and e. l. Luland
is having one dug.
J. F. Lock wood is hauling posts and
will fence his 800 acres by spring.
G. d Ellis and family have moved
to a farm near Hugo.
Oscar Rud has returned from Min
nesots To his homestead here.
Virgil Dudley took load OF cream
To Bnypr0 Thursday.
Dan Young has built house on his
sons homestead.
The Ordway new era., 1914-03-06
Box Springs News
"Wednesday. March !. IsiD

Jas Jackson came out from Ordway
Saturday and. visited over Sunday
with his father Geo. Jackson and Box
Springs friends.
Mrs. Chas. Woods is In Salt Lake
City visiting.
Misses Josie and Ollie johnson Wis
tied the school one day last week.
Mrs +. s. Peterson and Mrs Gould
Barnes were guests Of Mrs. J.. q.
Gardner last Friday.
The Ordway new era., 1914-03-06
School Notes

The Ordway High School Athletic
Association was reorganized. The
following officers we're elected, Ray
Edgar. president; Edna Vinyard. vice
president; Nellie Trainor. secretary
and treasurer; Miss Woodland, faculty
member OF finance committee; Mr..
Burger athletic manager.
Those having grades Of 90 or over
are: Georgia Estes, Lucy Bouidin.
julia Lea, Clarence Beartsch. Hazel
Belveal. Lorene Sewers, Lucy Oliver,
.Scena Rank. Marie Waugh. Marian
Webb. John McIver, Gus Worker.
Tom Station and Boyd Moss
Dean Edward 8. Pars0u will visit
the school Friday, March l3. A re.
cepti0n will be given Friday evening
10 his bonor, at which he will give an
ioformal address. Everybody is. In
vited to attend.
Those having grades Of 95 or over
10 the eighth grade for this month
are: Emma Pantle, Dorothy Green,
Emerson Eagleton, Gladys Sewers and
Sylvia Brunton.
Miss Williams was called to her
home in Pueblo Wednesday morning
on account Of the serious Illness Of her
grandmother.
Ray Edgar's side lost 10 the tardy
contest and will entertain the entire
high school week from Saturday.
Ralph Long aud Myrtle Pierce en-
tered the sixth grade this week.
Bessie White entered the seventh
grade last week.
The present attendance Of the
seventh grade is thirty nine.
Thelma and John Shanks will leave
the seventh grade soon to accompany
their parents to their ranch forty
miles north OF Ordway.
Mary Butler, Gladys Pierce, Frank
and Fred Long entered the seventh
grade this week.
Julia Lea is absent from the eighth
grade on account of sickness.
Two new pupils entered the drst
grade this week.
Harry Larro is absent from second
grade ON account of serious illness.
Olive Parks left second grade to go
to Pueblo.
Mrs. Hunter visited third grade
last Friday.
Dorothy Long entered third grade
this week.
Katherine Burris has been absent
from third grade for some time.
Mrs. Frye visited third grade last
Friday.
Irwin Shelton who has been absent
from fifth grade for week is again 10
school.
Mildred Long entered fifth grade
this week from the Delta school.
Robert Bryant Is again In school
after an absence of several days.
Mildred Washington left titth grade
and will enter the Numa school.
The Ordway new era., 1914-03-06
Homo Mad. Eloor poll.h..

Take q wooden box, such a. starch
or cocoa IL shipped In, and stretch sew.
eral thicknesses of Carpet or flannel
over the bottom, allowing It to come
well mp ON the sides and tack smooth
". Make handle of two stout pieces
OF wood. thirty-six inches long, and
Join their upper end to . shorter piece
Of wood A. a cross piece and nail all to
the box. Place three paving bricks
inside Of the box and 1t will weigh
sixteen pounds. Just the weight sold
for use BY women. Rub always with
the grain Of the wood.
This. with the addition of housewife
muscle and elbow grease. makes the
work perfectly simple.
The Ordway new era., 1914-03-06
penIzens Of the Underworld.

"A gentleman who visited one of the
rock-cut tombs Of the Lydian Desert
found 1t tenanted by bats. They were
SO numerous that they swarmed over
his person, while hundreds f1uttered
around him. Explorers of the pyra-
mids Of Egypt have had similar expe-
riences; indeed, wherever there are
caves, or crypts, or subterranean tun-
nels. or church towers they are haunt
ed by bats.-Scientific American.
The Ordway new era., 1914-03-06
One Compensation for prlnter.

The smell of printers ink is a cur,.
Gus one, and 1t has subtle medicinal
enect. Men employed in factories
where 1t is made never contract con.
sumption. or so medical lecturer said
recently. And in tropical countries 1t
is a well known fact that printers al.
ways escape yellow fever, however
hercely 1t may happen to be raging
In the neighborhood.
The Ordway new era., 1914-03-06
Good Stopping Place

The Hotel Ordway has reputation
for good meals, clean beds and rea
souable rates. Conveniently located.
A. M. Breuaman, Proprietor.
The Ordway new era., 1914-03-06
Homecoming Dance

The homecoming dance for the
members Of Co. l, Second regiment c.
N. G., was given Thursday evening
last week at the armory. The evening
proved to be pleasant one and quite
a large number we're in attendance.
The Ordway new era., 1914-03-06
For Sale

Single comb Buff Orpineton select
eggs for Matching. 75c for l5 Mrs. NJ.
A. Axtell, l mile west OF Ordway.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-10-09
0rafe.

s(m lebteir Sonrias. Gem 4. .. "
perialnrlelte iidl Die 9oelti Sipp
Sonttogsiful Gonpention ill ber
bieiism 8resbpterianer airdc, I'M
3 llbr, gsadtnittass; bas @ebaitSt
mar fmnr. ititItm,Se Ole grobc ;3nb
Der geialf,er 5lr faiier.
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Der, betpiIlfonurlte Die alnhueieilben il
elmer beplid,en saenc, eefolat bon
eilem @ciuiiEJ oes trcffliden Sir
beiidprs.
S,iermui bieltel bic Gnitoren $50
bus, &itbll &rcbs lnro Yreih bodll
gsoiegene lntb aeit9cmabe Reoen i'm
,Slltcreiic Der Somrtngsidatle illtS
Hcren 3iclc. ssr slt,rpeiclpbeit Nes
Sefrctirs, Sri. !Dtargarctba gSohllS,
fiilltc iSrnrlf @. @aebler oieie Stetlc
olls. ". Soitis SonacnbcrM or
Sd)nenleiiter, beridtete eiitell Sal
icnbeitonD TON $1,000.
Cine icoe Sd)irle miro on tSrcitn1
Den 90. 5. a., IN 0it. Sfeling, ibre
0ele9utcn 5ipr GpnItp-Gomentlol
tr,pGbles,.
Gatr1 eilp aonlitc, beitcbcll0 ans
ocn GaItoren &qtblL @oblrs, Ereul
iolpp j.. @. @aebler lu0 Sri. .ni
@obuS, iol eiiic Wililons.Sh
gGgriillbet iper6e1t.
Die &eriaanlnliuu I'M ln1dltel SSll
miro in Der presbptcrinier &irde, III
Sapiss, Itnttfauhen
Die fol9ennear =lrcitcll 9ealntel
ipltrocn eap1bh: 9r. SrieOcrid slltf'
ner@cine, Eriiibellt; S>ejnrid} Srehc,
gie.8r6iioellt; SRI @iar1arctba 40
bus, SefretGr; ". Spllis 2ml9ettHrq
SdJubnlehter,
Gin g. g. Greimo
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ct. eomiier Marftpreiie.

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mem par Der @ei5cnnmrft Ian ,Sll'
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9allnhpoIle nod feiilclt Wtdrtt hat
iibt auf ben 0fnrft rtpclt iradtbeilt.
0cn ginffitB 9ie norol,siidltlid, ii8
ciltitclIenocn @eoiirfiliile ser impor.
tirpeitbeir 2dn0cr, iiu 3cit boNonoers
GlgGolrb, TroltfreidI mus hrlt ncittra'
len WsGdtcr,, iperbar iiir olIc l|cfGr.
Yttaroe 9tadiruQe brFlgcll. Die Erci'e
fir Qruoicrte Sorteh &nteripci5en
IhpD i'm biciiNM 0aarft 9Sla Cts.
ST .O4 !; in Chicago belicicn Iid' Die
Grciie $i.OO $107; lit 9fc1p
g)orf $t.t0 $i.t5. Die fonrnlcr-
sieIlcn Gorrattc betriWet am 3. Oft.
81 ,5S6, 0000 9uTbcl gcgcnitbcr 52,-
062, 900 inn Goriabre.
sym 0'aisinarft nnfte iidD elm
;sallet ser @reiic benrerf6ar Die
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aartoficlporr6tbe mebren lid, itftS
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nerfdyieSen. 4ieorWe Sorten briip
aen 1870 Cts; nrittIere big go
gts., tpdbrem6 ole beitcn 6S 70
Gts. briipgen.
Die Ereiic fir Sdapciale iiarb 9e.
faIlen. 9rultbe bradten $7.45
$3.50; ole beiben sbicre bis 5it
$S.45 &as gertncr. Die Greiie fin0
oIIo ,pabreit6 Ser @ode fiir Die be-
item Sbiere ium 80 cts. sefallel
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-10-09
Iicbitnbl bon glntpmubil .@crf-
scngcn.

sAn Sattstm M6ell0, Sen 3. 5. at.
fanS IN Berger ein @all Itott. ,rnb
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@sapfoerlid & Sift. mar BON elmer
sl1sSbl ilnwer 2elte senrtctbet NOR
Sele,I oieelbcn nod @eraer Sir befor-
ecrri, er belnste 3u hieier iSa5rt
elm elittomobil intb elm nSllrren.
alles qin9 ellt, Biz 5lir 3eit ecr
Sciaiuiot,rt, als Serr @nnberlid, oic
gnfSeflula nlodItc, bnB iein Etcroe.
geld)irr beId1Siat. ionic aud, oai
idurnalids @crfseipee bon ieiien
SIlao ctttperpoct ipor6en ipnren, Gum
@liid efiir Serrn @i,pbrrlidj ipurst
es altf Dem .Sei,napege 1mdt n6thl'
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febr bcbmlerlif, oaf, a6 mo sn be-
ioldlen @elege,lheiten iih boSipIligt
Geripen rod innrer Sit Sernrtiacr
fSrcpeltl,aten fortreiBen loIiell Sn
iriibcreit SSSnbren fanleil Iolte ,S1llc
oes Seitcrcn por; trot5bem abcr III
es iebr bchalerlid, bnB oicirlhrp ii6.
erballpt nod porfonniten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-10-09
Nummer So
Berger.

5eroiim,to 0iebnid,, BON Sernsa,n.
befairo iib aru poni9en Solnterst,g
bier. oa,f 8eilth BEL ieilnn gltern.
8apio @eper erbielt am pergMMe.
lten Sanlstag cine GorInbnnm stlfalFa
bonn @eIten.
Seltrp @ill tro G'atttn iparem am
Iestet Spmrtas olrf BEND, Bel Spi.
@iIl intb Snnlitie, aui 9rp Sill.
Srau 2oaliie Starfpbaum befiapSet
iitb Dieie 8od,e bier alif 9elipd) BET
@erpolloten.
g6ataro 9arcis luph 6'attin llotten
borige gcd)e eiipel 9eiltd) bonn
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ainppcritordb ipeltter iie NIT rincm
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Sonaltng bier allf 9eh,dj, bel ibrcr
Sdnneiter SSrali Gbus. &ropp.
Ter gnll ill 3cilnlolai's Satlc, mt
ncrgargeltcn Somstaa, mar retf
3d5lreid bchld)t. 9as Glnpire Or
DIETER. BON SernmlnG lieerte Sie
@fuiif.
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Stuatcn GoltsSnRftoren, iparelu lit
ser pergnlmcner ssodp III oieier
gtod6arid3oit imo, allem sInidellle
rah olh iebr beidlditiat
98. .. Sd,affncr inio Satin. SRI.
gl(o 9api$ imo Tnitor 8. 90. 9rinf,
mnut ipobnten nnl bergollgelicn Sreis
tag int6 SarnShng scr Gotnerption
hes ,Srntlflin Golmltn SolnltngsNdrtl
Sereins bei, ircldle in Union obae'
baIten imtrbe.
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Selnm, beFmlbct lit ain 0ieilstug
nicIer @ofe befiidlsspciie, IN Ser.
nmlul.
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peil m,f 9el,,h bel Or 6. 9. Grail
irpo @ottin. ,2rait Srail 1T ehte
Sdtpeitcr BON Serrit Sna.
Sri. tSric6a 9a0e, bon ct. 2oiris.
berIcbt geseinudrtig ibre Sericn bier,
bel ibret slrtgeboriger.
;srmt 6. sl. Sropp, nebit Scbn
Whamlarb, modNcn am lettcn CONS
taa empclr Geid1ftsbeilcd) in 9telu
Supeil.
SRI. 0iuu @ottcalern ipciit 5atr
3cit in !Senllalnl, slr Grlermlilg Der
&lbntndprei, i'm Sermmnl gdllin'
erp gn5oor.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-10-09
Gin Rcforb BREEDER.

Malial @cflnolnt INdIt iebt Ncl
Heforo ais better SdliiBe lultcr hell
Sfnrfid,iiten BON @oscoiloNc Gonl'
il. 9(m Sioirllto9, Sen A. 0ftohcr,
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mann nndltc 1874 9tirBc ans ciE'r
nttqiiGtn gln5obI pon 144 :a'naen.
afidac( 9clulonn bieli bis 'cCt Nrl
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cialer iuogliden 9lnsabl pnn los
Rhmele t0i Siin9e Nenlod]t hattie,
Serr 9eflnolnr lit ein aftipcS Niit'
0lien Oes tieiiaen SharfIdNilten
IereiirS lno lidtS mddlt ihnt npchr
&eroniigen, olS mic ieiiie freic ;'clt
NIT SdIcGiiblulgen ar per6rnlqcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-10-09
@itbiirasr, sfammcssenO Oiien!

Gor mir Iiesen 5spei griefe, Ger
eirn BON Or. S. S. Mepcr, Sdppei5er
aorpaH; Der orpoere non gaitor anrl
&odb bei6e, i'm ss1liereiie oes rotben
areiiSes. Sic eril,d)en MIDI cine
Sous 81 Salisl Sannlllnm 5li reran.
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nto9lib. go foallIiR id oennp 6ilrh
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int6 peipbc MIDI an ole, oie uidt
falt iut6 tbeiltlabmlos out @scb ltn0
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9itte Oie cole Tilidlt Der 9fddStella
liebe 5lt iiben.
0'ebeilfe in oieien idNreren Sugelt
curer 8riiber, giefien unb &eripaltor
telb Ole lett einell 10 gignntiIdpen
aonnpi fanlpien. @eoeift Ser @it.
ipar imO @oiieqE benel hcr &riea
Sos Sbeierite lulo 9iebite gellonlincn
bat iup6 np6 nebnlen miro. $oelfet
Sic gfot) im0 bas glenb liiloerll.
9lu Gitd ale, nine llltterid)icN Scr
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nidl init Der lcr5ilnusPil 9itN ult.
tcritiibt 6os gSerf Ser Sanloriter.
fic6c, lci cs ollrdl eilre, olNf) rptb 10
flcile @'abe.
9lGc @abelr lper0cn 8luiiicnlnit
peitcrteiorbcrt 1ub bon 3eit in
;3cit miro eut Observation-Disclosures
perofientlidlt ner6en.
Treirloe, bie Gotb lit aroB iulO
brialgelt0, aebt an 6em Glello uidlt
poriiber. 3ei9t Cure cole @eiils
lnnlg inla oaB @uer Scr5 nidit CT.
itorrt lit in Selbitiipd,t.
9ittc. idlnnet nif)t!
R. 8. Gasm nm, Galtor,
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;;raa 5obamna 9iltbep seitOrben.

9lan Niittanoh slbefpo balb 6 llbr
1T oubier IN ibrcr @obiHnus gSitnpe
bol,aasa 9ilEep, seb. sSranfe. Inn
Eofelt sllter bon rs Snbren inpo Z
foratelt aus oieleiu 2eben geld'ie.
$l.
iSrml 0iltbep Sdhlte al ben alte
ikt Gmpobnern lntierer Stabt i'll
atlder lie ieit iiber iedSig sSsabren
lbfmhe llpb aligenlein 9eahtet iupO
blieft mar. sl,ts 9elttid,lniuo &C.
bIrtig foam tie nit ibrem @attell. Fc-
I'd 3ilhrp, IN ben 50e9er SSSobren
nH &nnanqL mo tie mit fllr5er lin
teprediulg ip1brelpo ipeld>er lie altf
cihr GSarm in Ger geGbe Serntmnt' $
ipbaae, beittin0ig bier ibren @ohts
iitbatte. Seit iiber 50 SNohren lpnr
lie gsittipe lnpo billterldBt Ole foIgen.
tei ailubcr INN oen 5ob elmer liebe.
poIer lnpo alpfopierihen 9lltllttcr 5ll
bGiieincll: SSrnu slnlalia @ernlmmt
lnd GolDoro 3iltbep IN Sernpnln
ipolnlmft. iSrau 2olliic @ittfnltS ron
Selalio, iSrott 9inIn GnrfS, ron Slil.
gitia lupo @nr. 9iltbep Don Berger.
1ic @ceroiQalnN iieloet hclltc 9tadae
nritt1 ani ioen Seildli6apr SSricN.
hofd I'M Sriebenstbnl itott
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gndIen's slrniea salbe fir

Sdnitt., 9ronh. itto an6ere offrne
Wintoen. 6. 9. Sober, Warillo,
90. g., idrreibt: .Sdbe ME cine
9unbe bieier strter gebabt, Die es
atdt beilte." SoIt belrte ncd cine
SdadteI @iidIen's g[ripica Salhe
,uo babt oieie beeit bei SmitS.,
Shnitt. inr6 aIlerban6 @itnoen
geutiitet 2ofiap. 25c bei Guran
apcfbefer. (a6p)
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Nnfrnf!
5iir oas bentIhc @aterlano!

~ C"t puS pthttUS ShiStiuhp.
Cine gra,tiam ifipere Stulpbc III
alpgebrohen. gnie gselt in @nfietl,
6ranfreidh ShrBlano, GligImo, 9el.
gien iiiro gegen bas 9elrtidc &eid]
altfgeitanoen.
sSan tiefItei, iSrie0elt nlittelp IN Ger
slrbeit an Der Whebrllng lnro 9eNi-
thug ieiner @lltursiiter lit Geutid.
lall0 9eslpllBen por6en, Sos Sdnneri
3n er9eifen imo iid 5lIr 8ebr 5lt
ieten gegen ole iSeilpoe, ole eS Rugs
berlm beorobeil.
Gs gibt IN bieier tieferlllteu Stlm-
De, no 0elttitblano Inn feline Gri-
items oils Golf ino @roBnad)t f1mpf
feine Earteiell npebr, man fennt mlr
3eutide: feine Stanbess mo &ons
feiiionSsllnteridieoe eriitiren SSie
ehl Morm aeben bie 0eutIden &ebr-
manner NIT ibrert aaiier, bcn ubcr-
itm ariegsberrm hard Gid llnb
8illul, 0llrdJ 9iot1 latO Inb.
Gie @ebrlllalnler, sic iett aus.
5iebear 6as &aterlailb 81 pcrtbci0i-
gen. Iill0 5lplleilt 9all5 ploblid ans
ibrer tSnnlilie urnO pon ihrer 9lrbeits.
ItGtte fortherlfeil iporbeil, Sic ba-
ben feile ;3eit gebabt, nod oil Die
Geriorglng BON @eib lIno ainO SIT
benfelL imo ltll5abligen BON ibtrn
febIte alrd) iebe Mogldifeiit ibre Sic.
ben 9egen bic idllilnnnitc gsot9 5il
iidern. @ir olle ipiiien, oaB in bic-
ier Stulpbe Sunberttailienbc ron
ornlen Sralter iid) o1gitpoll fragen,
ipie iie Den Sunger ibrer &ntocr it'll
len iollen.
SSeoer belfidc 8atript mlb bicr5n
5ablen bon ieber itets Ole 0dllionen
BON 0elttih4slmerifarern IN Der fer
i,eip neiet Seinlatb. boben beute Die
IfIidt, ben ntittelloien Solnilien Der
i'm SeIbe fanlpfenben Saterlanos-
gertbeiSiaer bi[fsbereit beislitetpn.
8as hit Menideirpfiidt iulo 9satrio.
.te,ssfiid,t. Die Wsdiurer, Die 6en
Seinb pon oen oeiifIdslp @ren5en sli.
riiftreibcn iol(en, lpenGen BORT bralt-
ben nat freiercr Seele ibr 2ebcn fiir
Cen Sieg einiesen. tpeut iie crfabren
ipeuoell bab bns @eib lnro Die ae'
liebten &inoer bobeim nidt Dem
@leno preis qedtt,en iillH.
8ir peraMtalten cine
sammlnns fir sic bcbiirftisen 'sran'
CIT nnS ainScr Der I'M sselbe ite.
bcnScn GatcrlanSsfampfcr
Ssebc @ahc llnb lei ite nod 10 &C.
rilla, bi(it Scr eolen Sad,c iuuo cbrt
hcip @eber.
SGlimtlidc eiltncbenoc Spcnocn
1clonMen balrh bas Gcl,tIfe yHothr
&pls" Berlin, 5nr GertbcihmA
Sbr Gcltidc, Gle Sbr I'M fcrnelt
glnlcrifa Glmc trelH iuro bllgcbeltDc
2iebe aun alter 0elttIdseil Satcr-
lalro inn Scr5en belra6rt fobt,
Sclftf Sclft! Sclft!
Relief Committee American Associa-
ton of Commerce and Trade, Berlin.
9citr0ac iueroen hl tcr "G6lfs-
blntt, Sfiicc ieberGit cntgeNellAe-
non1irclr llrN OnriIber inn o&olfSs
blott" ofientlid) dilittirt.
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SIT Slanb.

$. s. aoief inr6 gtof6. @illlonlS
luarar fiir5Iid, olf 9ei1ld bei s. Of.
@illiunls, in scr @bc polp @ap.
Gl,as. Sol5idtirb bnt lid, olll let
ten Counting nod .llarion beGe6en,
lnit IN Der oortiget Sdyubfdbrif Be
idGftigirag slt finoen.
Senrp @ittrod lrno oeiiclp Sobll
iinS BON 8o,il9, aot. 5lmiifaefebrt,
mo iie @ei5el georoidJen f,atten.
Gbas. Sonrfelot, tpelder in aitrord
beidhftigt NOR, befalro iidy porige
@ohe mlf 9eiiid bei ieinet slnge-
gorigeil
$. 8. aoied bcgn6 lidl nn bergnll'
Qerclr Solm,tog nad &polIam, INN
icinc Stclle dfS 2cbrer alloitretei.