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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-10-30
Shaded area shows precipitation
WEATHER CONDITIONS.

The northeastern storm has moved
from Michigan to the lower ST. Law
renee valley, causing light precipita-
ton from the eastern portion of the
lake region to New England. Showers
on the Pacific slope have resulted
from the low which is over western
Canada and another depression which
overlies the southern plaeau states.
The northwestern disturbance has also
caused a considerable rise in tempera-
ture in the upper Missouri valley. High
pressures prevail from the gulf and
South Atlantic states northward to
the upper lakes and clear skies are
general from the eastern Rocky noun
tain slope to the middle and south At
lantic coast. Owing to his d!stribu-
ton OF air pressure. fair and warmer
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-10-30

hillside. Everything that has happen
ed should not have and everything that
is apt to happen you may be sure will
not. That may sound confused and
vague, but it is the clearest view of
football activities this fall that has
yet been uttered.
Syracuse Inundated Michigan after
the latter had started the season in
the most gratifying fashion. Wash
ington and Jefferson gave Harvard an
awful turn and then beat Yale to the
great CONSERVATION of one and all.
Penn State played Harvard to a tie
and really outplayed her. Nebraska
dismayed and perplexed the Michigan
Aggies, a team of unbeatable vets.
A new system of play seems to be
the reason. With a wide variety of
passes and field goals the game is
largely in the air this fall and the
dope is right here with it. And all the
critics are in the air, too. You may
not be football expert, but you like
to follow the dope. So it must be a
satisfaction to you to know that you
are as well able to tell what may &C.
cur as any of the high-priced experts
in the east.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-10-30
STEINHADER BEST
BOWLER IN BUNCH
Leads Island City Aggregation
With Average of 17S Pins,
Jensen Is Second.
C. & S. TEAM LEADS CLUBS
Volkmann Holds Record for Single
Individual Game With PIG, and
Embry is High in Games.

According to the averages just COM
pleted by Howard Klove. secretary OF
the Island City Bowling league, Stein
hauer of the c. & S. team. is leading
with an excellent average of 17s Sc.
Jensen. who is a member of the same
club. is close second with an average
OF 172 1-3, and McKahin of the Club
team is third with 40 So. Clemann
K Salzmann's team is leading the
league in team average with SO9k
and Klove's Colts are second with
791 Ills. The Rock Island Plow com
any's team holds the record for high
single game with S92 pins. and the
c. & S. team holds the three game
record with 2.479. Volkmann holds
the high mark for single game with
21s. and Embry is high in three games
with 557. The averages follow:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-10-30
TRIM PRINCETON
BYALARGE SCORE
High School Eleven Will Try to
Beat Small Town oppo-
nents Decisively.
THOUGH SAVING ITS STARS
Nothing Will Be Done TO Cripple Play
ers in View Of Game With DaV-
export Week Hence.

The Islanders are in fit condition
for their coming tilt with Princeton,
Saturday. Oct. 81. having been sub
tected to stiff signal drill every night
under the supervision Of Big Chief
Herbert y. Roe. No scrimmage was
given the first and second elevens dur
ing the past week. as injuries to the
men were feared. thus weakening the
squad for the big game of the season
with Davenport, a week from Satur-
day.
The practice will grow more severe
next week. most Of IL TO be held be
men from the Davenport and Moline
schools have been sightseeing already
at the Islanders expense. although no
Information of value was obtained by
them Most of these aforesaid gentle
men have returned to their respective
schools with terrifying stories about
the wonderful playing of SOL But
Ter. the locals colOred demon
Work for Big Score.
The boys are going to Princeton de-
termined to run up as large a score
as possible. fully expecting to exceed
their former scores Of the season. The
local team IS confident to a man of
their ability to win the remaining
games this season, although they ad-
NIT that they will have TO hump some
TO do it. Victory Saturday seems as
sured. as Princeton, although reported
to be fast. is very light and has dis
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-10-30
CLINTON AND DAVENPORT
MEET IN CRUCIAL GAME

Davenport and Clinton high schools
clash across the river tomorrow in a
game which may decide the champion
ship OF Iowa Neither has been defeat
ed thus far this season by n high
school team. Clinton is coming down
on special train, accompanied by a
large band of rooters. The up-river
boys are light and fast and will de-
pend largely upon open formation
Coach Nixon of the Davenport school
believes that he has developed an Of
fensive which will break up their
plays and expresses himself as conf
dnt that the red and blue will win out.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-10-30
JOHNSON ISSUES
CALL TO M0CULs
American League Leader. ).
Meet in Chicago and Dis.
cuss Plans for Year.
NO PEACE PLANS ARE Relny
Still Stands for War With
but Public and Other Mag
mates Want Peace.

Chicago, Ill, Oct. 3O.-The ..u !.
arms" has gone up in the Ans-..'-
league. Instead of waiting mt, :.
middle of December to hold thai, =
nual meeting, as per custom = -s-n..
seasons, the moguls of the s.-n. =.
cult will assemble here in -e- cha
Der session on or about Noy. q b.,
dent B. B. Johnson yesterday is,n..
the summons notifying each club ~
er that business of great importsrc.
would be up for decision.
Problems dealing with the mast A.,
future campaigns will be thrashed ors
during the sojourn of the magna,s.
and, according to President johnson
big story will break. He refused asilv
to give hint, however, as tn the =.
ture of the matters to be taken n,
AS his session will precede the ANNA,
conclave of the minors at Omaha |,
is reported the majors will deIya I'M.
the troubles of the little fellows ana
attempt to map out ways. and mean,
VI oSoiStAh6 hAC OPEAcSc DQSlerS
No Peace Plays Ready.
No attempt will be made to settle
upon a peace proposition to be sub
mitted for the approval OF the Fed
erals, according to Johnson. The IA.
ter was hard at work yesterday waS
ing through mail which had accumr
laced during his ten days absence b
northern Wisconsin and had no tims
to discuss the Gilmorean organization
He also ridiculed the report that Wal
ter Johnson, star pitcher of the Wash
ington club, had turned down organ
lied ball to sign a contract wild
Fielder Jones, manager OF the 81
Louis Feds.
81 do not believe that Walter John
son has signed with the Fedora
league" asserted johnson. "Tis
Washington club has made him a Big
offer, and one that consider out Of The
reach of the Federals."
Asked as to the PROBABILITY Of Roger
Bresnahan and Bill Armour taking
over the Cleveland american associs
ton for the purpose OF installing an
A. A. club in Toledo, President JOIN
son declared such a move impossible
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-10-30
DUBUQUE IN NO
HURRY WITH Cash
Efforts to Hold Meeting to FL
nance a Club in Three
Eye Fail.

Dubuque baseball supporters, OF
whom IL has been claimed there are
some willing to dig up their money to
keep the city in the Three-Eye, have
failed thus far to get together and
do business. An effort was made the
other evening to hold a meeting, but
only two or three showed up and the
session was postponed indefinitely.
Dubuque hates to quit, for it is a good
old baseball town and one which has
developed more talent, perhaps, than
any other city of its size in the coun-
try. However. the indications are
that il has quit, even though many of
its fans may not be sure of the fact.
The truth is that there is no angel
in the city. as claimed by AL Tearney
at the recent meeting of the league at
Peoria. Nobody has come forward
thus far to bear out his statement and
it is not likely that anybody will. at
least till there is a chance to get into
league better suited to meet the
baseball needs of the town.
If Dubuque raises any money for
baseball for another season it prob
ably will insist upon spending ii in
the Central association, which offers
good sport, less expense and a chance
to play with Iowa cities not so remote
as most OF those in the ThreeEye.
Meantime the ThreeEye will have
to get along with six clubs.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-10-30
FOOTBALL INJURIES ARE
CAUSE OF BOYS DEATH

Detroit. Mich. Oct 30.-Lester C.
KoehIer. quarterback on the Case high
school team. is dead from the effects
OF being kicked in the head last Thurs
day afternoon during a game with
Northwestern high. Young Koehler
had been allowed to enter athletics
without n physical examination. which
would have revealed a weak heart.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-10-30
YALE SCRUBS WIN OVER
VARSITY; TALBOT OUT

New Haven, Conn, Oct. 3O.-The
Yale scrubs defeated the varsity elev-
en-. IS TO o, yesterday in the hardest
scrimmage Of the OF the year. Coach
Hinkey made a number OF radical
changes. which apparently presages a
general shakeup OF the team. Captain
Talbot was on the field on crutches.
and IL is certain that he will not play
against Colgate on Saturday.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-10-30
HAS FOOL FOR A CLIENT
Man Who is Own Lawyer Proves
Truth Of Adage.

New York-Paul Martyr, when ar
ra,ees2 before Judge Rosalsky in gen.
eraI sessions on a charge of attempt
ed larceny, was in fair way to be re-
leased until he told the Judge:
4 don't want any lawyer. i am a
lawyer and can take care of my own
case"
The remark attracted the attention
of Detective Edward Rayens, who had
a bench warrant for the arrest OF
Paul Martyr, issued in 1909.
81 warned you of the old adage, "a
lawyer who defends himself has fool
for a client and you laughed" said
the judge, as he sent Martyr back to
the tombs.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-10-30
GERMS KILL A STUDENT
Bottle Containing Typhoid Cultures
Breaks in His Pocket.

Fort Smith, Ark.-A small vial of ty-
phoid culture accidentally broken in
the pocket of Wallace Morrison, stud
ent at the University of Missouri,
caused his death.
While experimenting with typhoid
germs at the university young Morri-
son slipped the bottle containing the
germ culture into his pocket, where
it was broken. A few days later he was
stricken with fever. He was the son
of H c. Morrison, principal of the
Fort Smith high school.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-10-30

At the recent convention OF the ID
ternational Photo-Engravers' unio,
the executive council was instructe'
to take steps to bring about Tory
four hour week instead OF a forV
eight-hour week, which now prevails
This would mean a Saturday nsh
holiday.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-10-30
TEAM AVERAGES.

fiISH ItdH sCOTe sIHBIe SdIHe n l.
Pillow, Oct. IA, S92.
High team score three games-Cle-
mann & Salzmann. Oct. Z. 2.479.
High individual score single game
Volkmann. R. I. p, Oct. 81, 219.
High individual score three games
Embry, c. & s., Oct. Z, 557.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-10-30

During the ear 1913 the interna-
tional labor organizations in the Unit
ed States and Canada disbured the
sum OF $4,000. 900 in benefits TO their
members. Only 100000 of this was
given out in strike pay. the remainder
being devoted to the liquidation OF
death and disability claims. etc.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-10-30
.o1 inch or more.

weather is indicated for this vicinity
tonight and Saturday
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-10-30
Yellowstone ...... GO
DAILY RIVER BULLETIN.
River Forecast.

River Forecast. ,sp
For As hours: a slight faiins ,,,rs
dency in the Mississippi VIII eoa
from below Dubuque to MUSES.
j. NJ. SHERIER. Local Forecas''
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-10-30
JAMES BEATS JAMES IN
GAME OF transformers

Seattle. Oct. 3O.-Bill James of the
Boston Nationals. who was the main
stay of the Seattle Northwestern
league) team two years ago. appeared
on Seattle diamond again yesterday.
pitching for the National AIl-Stars
against James OF the st. Louis Ameri-
cans. The Nationals played a weak
game in the field and the American All
Stars won easily, to /. Score:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-10-30

All the news all the time-The Argus
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-27

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Der stpftl Ser 3erarsmtbsIt.

Del betonnts SdriftIteQsr unO
0idter q. 8. gbeftertpn, bsute ns'
ben Gbaip Der gsiitrsi4Ite Monn beg
bsreinigten a6nigrsi4es, Isibet an
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ftreutbeit, 70 bab i'm feline Grau
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Sagss, ais sr tpieosr sinmal cine
Ietner bsIisbten @orleiungsn baIten
folts, mar Mrs. gbeiterton I'M leBs
Ten augen6Iid De%rbtnbert, ben bilf'
IoIeu 3enter BEL ben r9leinigteiten
beg tdgIi9en 9ebsns~ gu unterftit'
gen, uno ntIisb ibn beiurgt nit Der
dngitIiden Groge: oglun 9iIbert,
tpeib bu aud, no bu beine 9orleIung
gu 6aIten bait unb ~fporiiber2" Gbes
fterton nidts uno bsgab ii9 nod benz
9obn6of, mo sr Elm Billet oerlaR9te,
g@obin2" fra9te Der Beanie. p5ree
5rabe 9ol," antpprtete Der 8i4s
ter. ,Mo6t bic in @lasg0tp2" frags
te Der onosre, Der in biefer Sta6t
einen alIo benamten Soal fannie.
8efrieoigt nabm Gbsfterton Dos
Billet unb fabr nab 8lasgop; bod
alb er bort ontam unb nit elmer
0rofdte no9 benz Gtobli6ement
fubr, ergab IS ii4, bab Der Soal
9erabe renpbiert tpurbe, baB 4rbeiter
BARN fuaren unb utsmnnb etpos BON
elmer 8orleIuug Gbeitertpns nuBte,
@er8peifelt begab er ii4 nun oui
bic ppit unb telegrapbierte on isint
Grou: sd bin bier. 80 NUT
Id iein?"
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o5leiIdegtraft" ans Sumateu,S

G6on felt Idngerer 3ett ftelt man
aus pfIon5enItoffen, beifpieIsnsiis
aus @smiiie>@ rtratten, griaBprOouts
tie fir 5leif9ertratt Der, bic ou4
als Suppenpiir3e @e%ruenouns fins
ben. Die gflon3enIdfte perOen Oas
BET getpDbnli9 nit 3uiab BON ao4s
IaI8 ober aud BON @iiens unO aals
siumfal3 eingebidt. Mefentli4 III
Sci bieiem 8erfabren, boB bic qflans
3enIdfte 3uderfrsi iinb. glad einsm
neuen beutI9en 9atent ldBt ii4 aus
benz @aft bon Somnten mad Gnts
fernung bes bnrin ent6altensu 3uts
ter8 Elm Grtratt beritelIen, Der in
Qu8Ieben unb @ef6mad aebnlihs
ieit nit 6leiI9ertratt bat unb aud
me6r ooer peniger als GrfdB bafiir
pertpenoet tperben lam. Ser aus
friI6en Ober getodtsH Somaten &C.
prebte Suft pirb our g%ntfernung
bes 3uders bur9 auftoden fmterilis
fiert unb nod benz Abfiiblen NIT
5efe perIeBt. Den bergorenen Soft
befreit nan BON Der 9efe unO Oampft
ibn 6is 8ur gstpiini9ten &oniifenS
Elm. - Gu9 aus bsrgorener Magera
mild bat man bersits cine Speifes
piirse bergeIteut, bic groBe aebnli4s
feit nit 6leiidsrtratt beIibt.
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cine nlalds IoIlis ID blsibsn, bring.
IL meln 1rtlnO. ettr Der ihwsst
Wsin mar mir unb wobl aud tom
Ihon Elm fpenie In ben acpf gsiiit'
gen - tur3, Id btIiano ouf mrinsm
auTbrnd. .s5tBt nod bic peEtuini9
is Srtpps binunitrl" adbnit meia
grsuHo uno ludtt nab ben SdIai'
ftln. 8snu Ct battle mir moo oas
6aus un0 bic @ititrtir 81 ofinsH.
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~mitsuasbenl" Iagt Id 81 ibu, .gib
mir Sen G4li6tl, Id ptros mis-
ldon ielbsr ouHdlisben. morgtn ge'
BE Id ion Dir Surid." CT gitt ibl
mir, mir berabI6isosn uns, uuatbin'
bert TONNE i'd aus Dem 5ouis.
ouraI6tsite ben nddtIih iiilIen,
monobeIhientnsn @ar.tn unO mill
nun Die Gittertir OffHen, absr oeT
G1la6sl iheint nidt gu Pafsn.
Goltie msin Jrtuno, neil u Dit!s
lei6t niht msbr gang niidtern mar
Jpn psrpsdfeIt babsH2 sd probiert
nod elm paarmal, 6a bore id elmer
5unb anIhlagsn, uRo isbs nun IN
oer 8untelbeit - Osnn Der Wlonc
battle Iih in3piId,n ueridlsisrt =
Elm m1atiges 3itr auf mid 5naeieb:
tomMsn. Inter trntutem Htllen
Ipringt er mid an, Isgt mir bic 8or'
.OsrpIoten uuI Die S5u!ter. ia iebs
gang oi6t feline fuRtelHoen qug.rl
Dor mir, un6 psr peib, ME Is NIT
nod BON ibm srgaugeu mare. nenn
Ii9 iebt Ridt bi6t in meinsr Wdb:
cine Istis, obsr OringItde, enstgtid'
Siimme bate psrnebmsn luiisn'
.gber, Ron! 8irIl bu pobI fill Iein.
Du bGIer 6uno! Sddmii Su old.
ni9t2" gls bate Der 9uno isoes
Bort peritanoen, 10 ldbt sr i'm au'
g.nblid BON mir al, miro gang III.
Gig, un0 id is& I'M psibR Radt'
gsiponoe cine geitdlt Dor mir iieben
III Der ib BEL Der terri6snbeu Dun
eI6eit 5rduIein bon Cpd trteHns.
Rod einnaI srteilt Iie ben gun,
cinen tihtigeu gsrlpeis, %fporauf e.
T4 nun gang fill uub os%rniinftil
gu ibren 5iiBsn tlidt, unb iagt 81
mir in nerbaltsnem zone: sSie I'M
IS, 6srr 8sldntourt2 Gott lei Dnnt
i'd bate idon Qn3it gsbabt. qbs
mas MAIDEN sic bier21 Sd gsbe III
9titeio, pober Id TONNE. oaB ID
Die Sir auH9lisben nollts uno bal
i'd pnbrI9sinli4 sinen fatihe.
S9IitFeI Oa3u babe. limo oa pa
Der 8urfhe ge6a9t, oaB sic ell
DEB ober Ginbrefsr iino", unter
brift mid 5rdulein BON Gid. .Gnt
iGuIoigen Gle uislmdls. SD tam
mir aud gar nidt %ertldren, tuie {
in Den 8arten tommt. ST bat lei
ne GdIofiteIle i'm Sof i'm GielitolI
"a lit bieIIsidt Die 3ur often geb!ie
ben. Gr 1T 10 itysdli9 potioT
uno 70 fur6tbar mibtrauilt, bsioH
Oers nahts. 8snn i'd sic nit ibr
ALIEN IieBe ober renH ih uibt (
freunOlia nit S3nsn ipredeH piirbo
sr pir0e BON neuem laut msrosn IN
Gle dngreifeu. Sie Ieben ia, ipie {
gar niat bic 9lide BON S6nen LAB.
limb nelfen S6rsd sr mir singc
jagt bat. Msine Muttsr lift ernit
lid ertrantt, i9 pate BEL Dir, uno be
Qr3t bat ibr als 6auptfade nbfp
lutte Hube berIdrieben. SEPT ihldi
ie, 8oit Iei Cant. lin Elm 6aa
9dtts Ie auD gspsdt. 2(6er q
poIlen binaus. 8ifen sic mas
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uis tpeun sic crit nod einmal )
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Ten 9ie bier, i'd bringe Sbnen De
S4lifeI iogIsid. aomm. aob!"
OortIebuHa foI9t)
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oos ain0, bic 2itsratur fir ous ainb
un0 oie tinbli4en Iiterarif4en pros
butte briugsn ioIl. DEN 4bi9lnB
oes gan8en miro cine gruppe bilosn,
in Ser allie dr3tIi4en, pdoagogii4en,
pbilantbroptf9en uno tontttgsn
6reunbe 0es &in0es in ibren gilbern
nn0 @srten @ufItelluns finoen lper'
ben.
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unterf9teo. Sin PRO-
feEor er3dblte in elmer @eisllf4aft,
Oab Die Grbe ipabrlfeinlia in 70
MiIlionen Sobren ttin Isbenoes Ws'
fen mebr tragen niiroe.
aSn piepisl Sabren9" frusts sine
etipas f9nsrbOriae oIte Dame.
.Sn 70 MilItcnen Suhyen" tpis'
berboIte er.
.@ott Eel 9ont, if berftanb fiebtn
miIIiOneu," u%ntpcrtete Die berubistt
Dame.
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9afhtn bilbet, IN Gtns 9tarbtII,t. DE
5afaeu ielblt unO aud Der Gas, Der sbsr'
fails oIs iol6e oiensn fam, peroen Der
tbdtiqsn Sdusfrau mandsn Neg eripdpen,
bu fie cine fiiae, BEL Der Qrbeit bfnotbiss
ter 9iuoe dufne6msr t6unsn. qGs RGbs
unb Ralfdiir5e 1T tie uniibertreffli6. Die
Serfteaung lit einFa4 uno Stoffe Dis
8inobam unb GbambrdB bic %bspGbrte'
item. Qud peiBe SdirJsn aus Chess
clot6 Ieben Idubtr uuo abrett aus uio
babsn ben @or5ug Der 9iaigteit. St'
braudt nerben 81 BEN S9nittmufer,
bag IN gr0ben BON 32-48 er9dltli4 IL,
81 garb Wldteriat bel SO 3pa 9reits.
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0N WV CAN9tNA tAbth |HtklNNhVse
unb uRletgieIiW F9 iibst 0aB 8ss
6i6t I'M ,Morgsuturisr" ais Der bobs
Ghefrsoait,ur Der 3situns ourd 0t.
Snpinetir sintrdt.
Gr begribie feinn mitarbsittr
frsunoti6 unb ouuu iiel fem
huge auf s0reus eHorme SaOr
mtHge.
.Ql6, guttu Sagl" facts sr gu
ibm. sRi6tig, Gle paren bsi mir
nit einigsu @eotdtsn! 4eiesr bab'
ih teins Oapon perpsrbsn t0nnen. .
nglein!" fubr sr fort unO i4Iug
nit Der fluden San0 .auf Den .Ulor'
genturitr", Der ausgsbrstiet auf Dem
StI4 Tag. - yDenn sic einmaI 10
Gin @eoidt I9reibsn tonnsn pis Ous
bier, ods i9 bsut In Der 3eitung
ber0fFentli9t babe. Damn t0unen Sis
3u mir iommen."
50, bus miro nllsrbings nod Elm
paar Sabre oausrn!" msinte S0r,u
beIdsiosn. .....
llno Ois brei 8i9ter Id9eIten Dem
gbefreoatteur onsrteuneno gu, Der =
dts pisrtsr 9idter ibsr ibnsn lien
= bei4iBsno nteber ld9elte =
uno lansiam isinen @sg bur9 0as
gofeIotal fortisBte.
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@in "bffannIfr ma

Gin betannter 9ame.
Runamdten: ga. mein 6err, ih
toufe nur Biloer bon aiinitIsrn, bic
einen betannien Nausn baden.
MaIsr: 8, ben babe i4; - ID
beige - S9ulss. -
~ a.
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Benjamin unb G5rtn bssrabisn
tinanoer ld6eIno.
.atnnR Ou benz" fraste bsr Re-
batieur.
50. b. IN S6rsn q. apstt. Ok
fdretbt aud @tbihtsl"
.5srrgott. Der qermftl Ulsiut ,r,
onB 6as Saar ts maht2 - 81 CT
p%srheiratst2"
Rein oos III CT, psib @ott,
uiht!"
so Elm Slid! 5or ion bsr, Oa'
NIT mir Elm biBdtn LII init ibm
trsibtnl GO Elm GfsI!'
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geNsnnnas. annsiInnaen:

Gieye ytuyer iperOsn an ireeaH
cine aoreHe aeasn %gtnienoung Des
yreiies esihidt. Rdu eebe stunmer
Imb 8rose uno bic pole aoreHe oeuts
HH an nnb Ihide ben Coupon uebft
is Gents an ieOes beiteIte Guiter an
oas
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ttmiert
-Wftrt
SeOss MMItsr I5e
SdHrJenneib fir bic @ansarbsit.
90. 1888. /,

mis proiiiT6 bieIss Sdlt5miisib fit
Bic belize SdbresBeit if, mo islbit bic poi'
lenbltm 6d~usiltibtr btenaeHb pirisn,
pabrtnb Der 9imono fd ais n%nJursi'
dsnbe 9leibuna eripetn, In aus ber Sau'
Tlration nfhtlid. Die in aimouoform
Gefdnitins 9lcuic 1T NIT btr sis.ntlid,u
5hiir5s bar9 ben @drttl unb auf9tittpp'
ten Cad, btl bic 5oTlIebang btr DsittH
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am Sage borauf fobsn Benjamin
uno Der Reoatteur I'm Gdfe unO bats
ten ibre 5rtuoe an Dem @eDidt, bos
oreiTpultig auf Der @orOerieite Der
.3eitrng inter Dem 8iIOe oss berii9m'
ten Mannes gsDrudt mar, dIS Siren
81. eintrat - Ielig in benz 9epubts
Iein, bare 3ebn aronen gu beItBen.
limb ct bsFtelte etnea abiintb.
DEM nun tppIIte sr ii9 uls rtatigen
9id,ter fiblenl @ls 70 sinea, ben
man gerooe3u i'm 8srba4t hobeH
tonnts, OaB CT in garis sepsier
lei
sGOtt ioll MIDI bebiitsn!" iuste Der
Reoatteur. aIs sr Jpn bsmerttsi $50
Elm aife!"
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gm nd6fien Sage trafsn ijd Benz
idmin uno Der ReOatteur i'm SAFE,
i'm it9 an Dem 8eOi4t gu erfreuen.
= nGs ite9t gut" io9te 9enia'
min.
.Gs Ifsbt quit - es Ttett spsi.
(paltig!" CAB Der Rebutteur 81.
.4ber er tpolts nt6t mebr ais 3tpOlf
aronen bafir seben!"
.3p0lf 8rouen iino aud 9eIo!"
tonifatierts Benjamin. sd gsbe
sinen 9Ognot!' - YSdOn!"
SIS lit ssIunssn!4 Iagte 8eniu'
min Su @oren 8. - .9u BATS lpobI
|oeIeben2 glber Der Re0atteur, Der
IDLE Rerl. BAT 5ur 8eoinguns ses
ma9t, odb ibm Die @brs unb mir
oos Spnprar Sufiels. Dir fam es
pphI sIstasaI9s fem, tpsIasF 9ame
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Bite i40n! Sisr iinO ssbu
Rronen. 9oppeItes 5onorar!" iagts
8enidmin Ipdtsr am 4beub gu Sos
rem &. Der g~bsfreootteur mar obens
orein 10 bsgsiitsrt BON Dem 9eoiat,
0ab sr ps~rlungte, 0dB Ieiu eiesnsr
Same Oarunter gefebt piirbs," - ia
lahte SDrsn oionpfI4:
.0uriiber tOnnte man ia beinabs
cine 8ei9i9te i9reiben! aber es
mare cine 5iinoe, Den @eI4dftsbe'
trisb 3u ft6ren, foIonge er 10 gut
funttpaiert!"
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1914-03-05

Claus Flick got his business
matters Strengthened up and left
forsutherland, Ia, this morning.
The Parkston Advance of last
week reported the death of Mrs.
Beatrice Tiedemann, which occur
red at that place February Oath.
Mrs. Tiedeman formerly lived in
Scotland, but moved to Par kston
fifteen years ago. She was a wom-
an of many accomplishments.
She was a graduate of the Uniger-
sity of Cologne, could read, write
and talk S Languages, and was an
accomplished musician, the teach
ing Of music having been her oc-
cupation for many years.