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The Oakes times., 1915-11-25
GUELPH

Amos Waite went to jamestown Last
Monday, returning on Tuesday in hia
new Buick.
A baby boy was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Russell Hardin on Monday, Nov
18th. !;
Messs. Thatcher and Grady attend.
ed the funeral Of DR.. Potter in Ellen.
dale last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Young and Miss Az.
nes Rodine autoed to Oakes last Fri.
day evening.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Waite autocd tc
Aberdeen last Thursday.
! Mesdames Root. Young. Wagne,
and Schwarting called on Mrs. Russell
Hardin and the new boy Thursday af.
ternoon.
]. D. Root went to Newark on bust.
ness last Friday.
| Rev. Merchant and Arthur Olsor
went to Ellendale last Friday.
Messrs. Porter and Palmer expec. !,
finish Earl Courtney's new barn the
first of this week.
The young folks are having grea,
times on the ice 1t Courtney's these
fine evenings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas went to Ellen.
dale Tuesday afternoon.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas expect {.
leave soon for Loganport, Ind, wher,
they will make their home in the fu
ture.
Mr.. Smith and Mr.. and Mrs. Youns
autoed to Ellendale Tuesday evening
Frank Denison is 1t work on ,
building just south Of Mr.. Roots stor,
that is destined for q hardware store
Mrs. Geo. Keyes came out from e.!
lendale last Friday evening, return:n,
on Sunday.
| Arthur Olson visited friends a,
Hecla last Sunday.
r. o. Smith went to Oakes Frida,
evening. His family accompanied hin
The Oakes times., 1915-11-25
FORBES
(From che Republicanl

\EI0m tue Hop00llc90)
G. M. Woodward returned from
Fargo Tuesday, where he spent about
week taking treatment from DR..
Newsalt for muscular rheumatism.
Gilbert Hove Of youngstown, Al.
bcrta, Can, came over from Oakas
Monday to spend q couple Of weeks
visiting with his daughter. Mrs. Matt
Whelan and family, and to visit his
numerous old time friends in this end
Of the county. Mr.. Hove several years
ago was resident Of this vicinity
and has many friends her, who arc
glad to greet him.
Rev. Father Berne Of Ellend.,e
spent couple Of days the latter part
Of last week in Forbes. visiting among
his church members. Mr.. Berne says
that they have now raised fund of
over Sl,4O0 in local subscriptions 50
far and expect more soon, which ia to
be used to erect a nice Catholic chunc,
in Forbes.
The officers of the Presbyte,;,n
church have extended a call to Rev
Andrew MacNeil Of Baldwin, N. D.
and have received word from him that
ne will he here by next Sunday to he
gin his duties. Mr.. MacNeil was here
several Sundays ago and made q poo,]
impression with the congregation al
that time. which resulted in a call be
ing extended to him.
John Schey, who had suffered with q
paralytic stroke for the past five years
and had ever since grown weaker in
health and strength, and for the mast
few months had been practically helm
less, passed to the great beyond last
Saturday afternoon At $50 O'Clock .t
the home of his brother, Chris Schey
in Forbes, where the deceased had
made his home for the past few years
Mr. Schey was 70 years, S months and
/ days old at the time Of his death.
The Oakes times., 1915-11-25

where they did some shopping and
spent . pleasant social hour at the
home Of Mrs. Roy Crowley.
Henry Bossart left Monday for Min.
neapolis, where he, will remain two
weeks.
On Dec. 9th the Ladies Aid will
serye chicken pie supper and hold q
bazaar in the hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. o. Glenn autoed to
Silver Leaf Saturday to visit Mr.. and
f, Mrs. Hatfield.
Miss Olga Olson spent Saturday and
Sunday as the guest Of Miss Billig-
meier.
| Mr.. and Mrs. l.. L. LaDue entertain.
ed at dinner Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. +
T.. Strickler.
Peter Schwcich expects to leave
soon for South Dakota, where he will
visit relatives.
! ]. A. Schmitz and daughter autoed
to Edgeley Saturday, where Miss
Edna had some dental work done.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Streeter and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Streeter Sr. OF
Glendale, Miss Anderson and Mrs. O.
w. Underwood were guests at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Schmitz
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Sullivan and
Geo. McShane autoed down to Ellen
dale to spend Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Griffin.
The Oakes times., 1915-11-25
MERRICOURT

Mrs. John Streeter entertained the
Ladies Aid Thursday afternoon and q
delicious supper was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. D. Hathaway en-
tertained at tea Wednesday in honor
Of Mr.. and Mrs. C. NJ. Glenn of Lind
say, Cal.
Mrs. James Humphrey has returned
from visit to relatives in Missouri.
Robert Wilson left Saturday for St.
Paul, where he shipped car Of hogs.
Mrs. T. E. Strickler was a shopper
in Edgeley Saturday.
Mrs. Omar Laird will entertain the
Ladies Aid at her home Dec. End.
Mrs. o. w. Underwood entertained
the Ladies Aid Saturday night.
Miss Kohnke and her pupils gave IN
entertaining program At the school
house Thursday night with the hope Of
starting literary society.
H. B. Hendricks left Saturday 70,
St. Paul.
Mrs. C. d. Hathaway and daughter
autoed to Monango Saturday to spene
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Chapman spen
Monday and Tuesday in Glendale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Lampson vii
entertain Thanksgiving Mr.. Lampsoni
mother, sister and brother Of Lisbon
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. T. Webb IN,
Misses Frances Webb and Carrie B
Hendricks autoed to Ellendale Friday
The Oakes times., 1915-11-25
4exaQe QtdLe,1eiea,

e;sk headache, biliousnsss, pilss and
bed breath aso usually caused BY inae.
tive bowols. Get { box of Rexall
OEdefliss. They act gently and effeo-
lively. Sold only BY ~ st 10 cents.
J. n. Webb.
The Oakes times., 1915-11-25
COUNTY NEWS
HUDSON

How the wind did blow Thursda,
night! With snow on the ground i,
would have been an old time blizzard
Myrtle Gruhlke did some shopping
at Oakes one day of the week.
Geo. johnson left for Bismarck thu
first of the week where he will worl
in the 500 machine shops.
Geo. Lund is now right hand man ir
the milk business for Mr.. Handy.
Carl kirschncr is building barn or
his mothers property in the village OF
Guelph.
Will, George and Tillie Lund with
their parents autocd over to the Hud.
son farm to spend the evening last
Sunday.
Mrs. l. Honl visited at Oakes last
Sunday.
Henry Schark left this week for his
old home in Nebraska to visit with
friends and relatives for some time.
H. Gruhlke and family spent last
Sunday evening at the home of Logar
Maddox
School Director John Lund visited
School No. a Friday of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Bryan have
moved to LaMoure to reside, where he
will he engaged in the draying bust
ness with his father
Report has it that Frank Denison
will soon build a hardware store at
Guelph. The foundation is laid.
A large number from these parts
attended the farewell reception given
Father Baker ut Oakes Tuesday even
ing.
Gottlieb Frietag is hauling some
wheat to Clement this week.
Andrew Neppl was Clement busi-
ness caller the middle of the week.
VIM. Zicman passed through here
Monday while on his way to Guelph
with Harold and Gladys, who took the
G. N. that morning.
j. T.. Grandadam and B. Gallagher
attended the Modern Woodmcn social
at Oakcs Tuesday CIV ming.
The Logan Maddox family had as
their guests last Sunday j. p. Rayl
and family.
Mrs. H. Gripp and Kunrath Bros
drove over to Guelph Sunday night to
spend the time calling .on Mrs. M /.
kirschner and son.
Harold and Gladys Zieman visited
with home folks last Sunday from the
MI at Glendale.
Mrs. Restorf and daughter Ruby
visited last Sunday at the Ankeny
home east of Oakes.
After spending the fall here, Mrs.
Frank Picker left Monday for her
home at Wadena, MINI.
Fred kinsley took over several
loads Of coal from Guelph for School
No. 4.
Will Rowe delivered hogs at Guelph
Wednesday, bought by ]. D. Ro,l.
Ed r. Murray had his house on the
farm repapered, Mr.. Sides of Oakes
doing the work
The Oakes times., 1915-11-25

Rheumatism. left Monday for Faro,
where he will place himself under the
care Of Dr. Newsalt.
A lot Of grain Is being marketed in
Forbes tN-se days. From 100 10 200
loads are marketed each day.
An addition 24x24-12-ft. posts, has
been added to the A. s. Marshall resi-
dA nee on their farm northwest Of
Forbes.
The Oakes times., 1915-11-25
DEsPoNDENcY

When you feel discounted and de-
spoadsnt do not give up but take .
dose Of Chambeflain's Tablets and
you are almost certain TO feel al rieht
within q day or two. Dependency
is very often due to indigestion and
biliousness, for which these tabIcts
are especially valuable. For sale BY
all dealers.
The Oakes times., 1915-11-25

fifty head Of cattle from hin farm near
StSaubville to the Freeman farm,
where he will feed them this winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bstty Englerth and
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom McAndrus visited
at the Henry Bruins home Sunday.
Nels Engquist and ]. H. Dufelmeier
are putting in heating plants.
The Oakes times., 1915-11-25
HER SON SUBJECT TO GROUP

my son Edwin is subject to Group"
writes Mrs. e. o. Irwin, New Kpn-'
sington, Pa. II put in many sleepless
hours at night before I learned Of
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. Moth
ers need not fear this disease il they
keep q bottle of Chamberlain Cough
Remedy in the house and use it Is d.
The Oakes times., 1915-11-25
watch Your Children

Oftsn children do not let parents know
they are eonstipated. They fear some.
thing distastsful. They will like Rexall
Orderlies-a mild laxative that tastes
Ike sugar. Sold only by u, 10 cents.
]. II. WEBB
The Oakes times., 1915-11-25

hack Saturday morning and they ~
tosd to Ellendale 70 spead the day.
| County Superintendent Strand vas
IN town on Monday.
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Amg. mno fiinitli fles lidt.

Seit 5a1ren Idca unteriudt mon
bic onlhsineno perlhlehternoe 9tirs
tung oes tunitIiden Qihtes ouf Die
Sebtraft. SAT- einitimmi9 natm mon
an, oaB cine iolfs Wirtung unist
alien l~lmitdnoen beiteben. ia poB >it
WanaeIbdfttgttit Der Sebtroit Gus
oieIer llr'ade in olarmierenoem IRE.
Be bsitdnoig 3unebmen. Crit in neue-
tier 3eit manen iih ooueben auf
etpas anbere 9tuffafuuqen in iat9.
usritdnbigen SreiIen geltenb. u.,r
man lam bin3ufi9en; ettpas trdi;
iifere Iuffalangen,
II5 6dupitarnitei bel Der unbei...
pollen Y0irtung nss tiinitlihen 2iAs
les a1er Irten - mebr cher miuoer
maroe lnnqe 3eit cine perhdttnl8.
m6big ~itarter pro3entioB iogsnand.
ter infras CuHters) roter Qid)tttrdpt.n
anaeIeben. pelder i'm Spettrum b.5
tiiniIiden 2idtes porbdnoen 1T.
Die Nufidu9ung oieies un~terrptta
Gihtes ouyh Die giebbnut oes NaQts
iolts oas lln9enodl potlpiegeno per-
urla6sn; unO nod) jebt ieilsn piele
oiele Aniid)t. Inoere 5orider ;e0ccl
pi~oeripred]en ueuer0ings oieier Wtlis
nun9 uno crilaren bic unter rotten
Hittitrdb!tn fiir perhdItuismadjo
burmlos.
Dit 3una6me bon 4aQnlsioen
ieIbit lit ollerojugs t0um beltrtJtpog.
V{aude poIsn iene Sprte 9idtltra9s
len gar nidi antla9eu. itslen d3rr
cine immerDiA intersiante 5Geoy;e
duf. Ooruoh hat sic Reb6aut, utt
lie pom Naiur aus fid) tnttuidelt Eot.
etnen 5peifa6en pbnIiplpQiiden
Ban; Der cine II nur flir oas g.
ben i'm be1itta 9idte. sur Mitiaga
ltit. beiimmi (oa8 beuitt natiirltt..
Slt1t II aeneiHn, Ger anoert oaQeQsR
tllr oas Sehen III ner febr qertnlun
6eli9teit Der NadtlhUSen. SaQe0er
1T bis iest tejn beionosrer &a.;
ser gSsshdut ipt Sic 3ipiihCniisQeroeu
Stuaoen aRG itr Die %eIeuutuHQm
aus iiniiliGm GueIsu porbanoen.
Sine Iold}e brittle 9lsBbaut" mag .t
pieIIeid)t in Sobstduisnoen pom tlct
triihems. @as uno Qetroleumz Si1l
tntrideln: 0enn bic NnpoNunqstc
hi9iei. Der gIaiuy III erob uno tomr:
manten pirtisn Se%Sltyfniheu est
se9en. So lang aber etlpdS 0ercrs
ti9es nod9 ni6t BON ielhft ~berauSse
bllost bat. mustn Die IugsHleOeu
ourt tiiniilide 9slsuttune sst7
io-.5auerfl.
Run, ooribs1 m0sen iih fadIe4ts
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bab elm Jrouensimm.r ieinen Siaai
MAIDEN miiFs. Ridts tpsnigsr ola
oas. Sonbern mir perlangen, BOB
cine Dame auf bic Ghre ibres Iran,
neg ibre eiesne gbre pttlmals mebr
9riinbe ais ouf tbren 9ut,.
9ieIe @ugfibrung.n fno bomoll
s,pib bel s.lefen fporbsn. baben aber
febr fpenig gsnibi. beun bic Msnf9.
belt 6nbern fi9 ni6t 70 leidt. tpenn
ibr aud nod 10 bel Mornl seprebisi
tpirb unb psnn bos gdoste nod 10
rihtig .rfd,int. DIN alien Sose,
BOB aIsiosr Q.nte MAIDEN, sloubt man
Iitber als Der Wabrkit. bob bic Gbre
zines Menfden nidt an beHen Rod
bang. uno bob .s nihts Wiberfinniee.
res g,bsn Tonne, als Die pirtlide Gbrs
tpiuie b~in3uetb.n, I'm bdour4 bs
,ineebilbete GuBers Gbrs-eben ben
btFeren Rod-su .riperbsn. @ibt q
bod elm SprihDort: .9efer ettpos
auf benz lsib als etpas i'm Qeibsi'
Dos fon kiBsn; Mau tut better, bic
lsbten 0rofhen fir ben pub ols fix
bic notfptnoiqe Rabrun9 gu gsben,
oenn in-oen Wa9en tOnns nismanb
fsben,-
Die Jra9en BEG ideIi6en asbsns
psroeu nibt nad ben @runbfdBen oe
p~bilpiopbie uno Der 4oei,, ionbern
nu9 benz a1gemsinen 8orurtsiI .ntD
F5ieosn. Ber iib ettpos niFenfdaft.
li9er ousbriiden min. Der fpridt germ
BON maHeniu9geitiun. Der Di9ter uub
!5umdRiit Gebaitian9 ront iagte in lei.
nsm i'm SaEye 1494 srIdisnsnen pRdr'
rsnfdiff": Die Nclt Die nil betrogen
fem" 8sshaIb iteIt lie ouh ben
S6tin aber bas Sein, ossEa!s fisbt
fe nar auF bos QsuBerIife unb beur'
isilt riht ben MeniAen nab ieineH,
bleibenoeR inneren Werte, iouoeru
noh ieinem 9lsioe. @srohe in Set,
Ten Der Rot pfIeat oas 8eitrsbeu. ods
burh duberliheu pus gu nerbergen.
beionbers srob gu fem. Die Gsfahr
1T oann natiirlih biel GROCER; odber
'tammen Die bstannteiien RleioerDors
lfriften nereanQener S%abrhuroerte aus
3eiten Der Rpt.
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Die Oentl6e Trau.

CT fam in oein 2eben !pie Muiens
9ion3.
unS Qsib uno Sesls sabt bu ibm
snnS.
er but bid nit :rtuer oiebe nm'
bilt,
limb be;n. 2ass nit SOnns &C.
flint.
gr mar btin Slid. .r mar bsins
Welt.
Ct mar btin SER uuo CT mar oein
!9slo.
llno oa ,r auf frdn,ifdem 5eIbs
inni.
Die aunbs bid ouf bic &niss
Spaus.
3u bait nidt asf6riesn in bsinsr
No.,
8u boft gsbetst gum 9erren 9ott.
Sn beibe 9dnoe na6mf bu helm
6er3
nn0 rangit nit sem 0sio uuo Dem
quslenosu S6mer3.
limb ipraGt: .Mlein 9eten Ioa Dan
Ten iein.
Sd 6ante Dir, @pti. osnn er nor
mein.
Sd oante Dir, gott. ocnn id mar
fsin!
0abon nil ib lsben oas Qeben
msi1!
uuo oIs Ou .rbobit Oein an8s,
Iidi.
Guf beinsr Stirne Ifano Croft uno
Qi6t.
Gs tuihen bic Sdattsn oes QeioeS
suriid.
llno in bsinem huge mar Stoi5
uno Slid.
Nls f6b'it oa nod sinrlol in id0nes
Qan0,
Donn Daft ou itnea bid abgepanot.
limb buff oeine 9ano tpis gum Shpur
beipeQt
auf oeiner 9naben Sdeitet ssIsgt.
DID ltrsdt nitt tommsnber Gage
0rdu,-
gott ieane oit, feens sid. oeutIds
Ir0ui
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Die Moat.

lin nod emma! oni Ri. in Nus
fht aeIteIte meme oeutl6e Wiooe 3us
riif3utommen, isi mitgeteiIt, BOB
nndh ben neieit.u 8ertften nus bout
f1en Wonetreiisn Die @orarbeit iir
bieIel6e bereit8 getau 1T unb oas
Srubiabr no6 oeu!Iider ais bisber
ben gspeis oliiir erbringeu miro
boB 0tutlhlono aud obRs iremoe
5ilfe qefdliQe uRo b~raudbare Wlo
ben idaifen tauu. Zen 3ettperbGlt
niFen sutiprsdgno lUiro Der Serdrf
an 46enotlei0era urD eltgaHteu Nors
lagen geriHs isin; I'm 10 letter bal.
Iid aber Die 8taie auf ibrem plab,
pno Is ipirb se~ionoers betont. oob
man jeBt Qut nit ie elmer einfahen
uno e!eanntere 9tuie fir d1e
unC sslgontersn Ytuie iHr ole
Sale aussutommen perm0ge. WaH
liebt Is beipnoers. purd) eiIttn etipas
miIitdriih pirlsnOeu Sdnitt unO
entiprefenoe 8lrnItur Der patriot
fden @eIinnuus Ansorud ~ perIeI
ben. ipie aud ieBt iAou uno nod
msbr I'M Jriihilby. SadeutIrioer fir
iuuse Wdofer mjIitdriiten @hnitt
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5n u~nieren &iloern 3sigen mir gu.
ndd)it lin Zig. y elm biibI6es
aIeirten fir tleire Mdbdeu, ein
Iogernnniss gduerntleip Don lebr
einfo6er 5prn. nit alotten poer
8GAohsndrmeIn. Se6r mirtuu9sppIl
1T an Dem aus lei6ten, bellem
WouenitofI gefertigten ateib, bas
ibrigen5 oud aus Sdmmet ODER
gemuiterter Stoffeu g%sor6eitet lrers
ben tonn, Die nit Yerlgarn aus3u-
fiibrenoe Stiderei,
llnIere 4bbi.eung Ssigt oos G.eio
nit gIatten Nsrmelu. Die nit Stits
ierei gu per3iersn iino; bod t0nnsn
bieie aud our6 nit Ia sou breis
ten 9unoden a6ihlieBenpe 4ermsl
etfeBt merben. Gas RDdben erForz
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-02-19

5~u3uge6en uno oiefes an Ger 9inie
auf3undfen.
Sin 9efdliaes aleio aus ipe;Ben
45oaenitpff nit ihpar5er Stids.e.
perani6uuliht uniere Mantle 9lbcils
ouug Gig. 2. Nm Steae Der cor
leidt aus5uiubrenosn 3srIgornitep
perei. biz 3pifden ben geraoen 9ip;.a
tanoseItidte ar0theu ouip,iit. tnna
bas bubfhe Muiter aud nit Rom.,=
germ ooer qerlenihIung ausesncb:
cbsr getur6eIt lpsroen. Is IGbt Iid)
ls.bltperitGnOlt6 ouh fir for1iJ.
Stnffe fopie fir ourhiihtige Sc
nsbe n~ertpsnoen uno miiroe Iih !. q.
ar einem roten 9adfishtleio in
Sdpar5 ooer g3sib defenders GIT
a%ustehmen. Die on bas 0aIsbono
on9eisbten Yottsn reiden bis uaheic
an Die Wtitte Der giufc. llnesfd5. l
[iou breite, aus Der 0iirtelisios ce.
lartigte 8lenoen oeeen ben 4nidh
Ger 3 3oll breiteu. etipo y 9)urb
rsiteu Iermelfalbelr.. @uf Dem I5uis
ielrod bat man Die qeraoen, am o3s.
rcn &un0 ~eersihieu 5albeln taa3uGr:hs
gen. BON pieIen iinb bic beioen mite
rm ie !. 0aro Sod unO stipu 15t
9aro nett; bic pbere. etipas .j1gere
5folbel il nit hem oberen Rodtano
Der 5uttertniue 3 SOL ibe: Dem
GailIenobihluB 9e8en}ulster. Der
qefoliets. rI0pdrts unter eneEt
Sopfden gu fhIieBsnoe DiirteI fr=
for0ert einen etipu 8 3ol bre:tsn
nit ser 5arbe Der Stidersi iibare,a
l:,mmenoen Seiosnifrdgitrsiien.
Sine iebr fIot;s, IeidDt n~ud3uar9eis
ttn0e bunte GtidIsi 6iloet oen
Sdmud oes N}apfeus aleiOes (5la.
y. oas man in olen bsleu 5are>n
iopje in pem fir Sinner tets belle5s
,ar Rot ndd)arbeitsn fam. Sic 3iett
8prpe,s uno &ijdenteil, Die man ooea
aus uei'}em GoaIioff, nab pem @rn
feten Der 4ernlel i'm ,3uiammenban9
1urh cine unier ,3ierudbt au5ui i
gen0t Tormb!enOe 5u ergdn3en bl:.
iofuie Ole I,,dtts. bic ben 8an0gIrts!
t~cn 5ulGtnmenb1lt. Die llmriile DER
ldnqIiheu 6i9ursn lolpie 0tren Jl1tis
@srbinoungsliHisn oedt man >gyh
etn3elne aeiporglte. nit lsioeael
,,ebsrfonQitiden Qe9alteue fdlen p2n
{arter Y9ole. Die mi. Seioe TN
StieIltif unldnoeteH, ltiliE,yten
gliiteniiguren iotrctu init einj'.n,H
lcngen aettenItit3eu geflat bic I};s-
Ten unp Buntte I'M Y,ldttltiA geitutt
Sin 8iuientlcio nit Hotter .jitr.
Ttrid Nustattudg fir iunge Wt00.
Gen lit I'M nGbi,sn 9iIOe t7Si3. ~
nerdniduuliht. Is lit beipuoer5 ii!r
ttnfarbige Gtpffe e~seianet. Sit peA
liihten rotten &ol!euitoff. aus osm
uaiere @orlaae teiteh.. lpirft Der le5t
s'nfaf naf5uar5eitenoe 3ieritiA =
NIT perlqaru in WejB un0 Sdipac5
olgsqeiiibrt beionoers biibid). Gy
teutet an Der leitt gereibten, on.r
NIT ShnurSuq perie6eneu Sluie :ir,
breite, runpe poiie an. qdIt Die Mi,
ihrdg sum @alsousidnitt laufsaotn
J,dhtsH einqefIgtsu Aermsl untsr 81,
iammen unb lit am obersn 9tdn02
bes geraocn HodseiIs angcbraht, On
man nit &Dpfden auf Der oben ltidl.
Qereibten 0uftpa'Ie befeitigt hat. Die
Qlufe fam futterlos ais SGliiof-
bluie poer ami einem lethtsn Suite:
nit &udenitlub gearbeitct mtrosn
SIR e~rIteren 5a1e 1T hintsn nat
G%rforoerais Elm tur5sr SdIiB au3}U
fubrsn uno nit 9rudtnopfifluB gu
perieben, am untertn 8luiencano
Gummi= ODER Sdno3eug on3ubrir9,l.
Ser Rod miro oanu an einem Curt
banbmieber btfeItigt, fpdbreno man
i'm elmer gsfitterten 8Ilie nit Hijt
tsaihlab aufndbsu lam,
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uno uRiic1mde6.j1e Gamjnr aaf
TeIitn.
Ron ZEN 9laImr5tcu III ais ncIt
III iaatt. nab st oitl'1h porn tgM
Mieoer0lrtel, ieit 3uistlrtcitet. aui
lreiIen. Oijrtet uit Rode hlben mr
Gin ileines Wtieee-. Teut,ih miro
oas oamdblihe Sfp'uotn oes bis
BERGEN. qaus Qeraosn Rodihnjtte3
ij6tbay; ihon hlber piele ntne Nods
uuteH cine Ieji, Shwtifnng nab
nuten. 40 Der gtraoe Rod'buji:
beipttaIten Mir. mjro bic g4site
rersroBtrt. meit oura tinjciuc Sol
tsn9rupptn.
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iunQe oeu;ibe 4}npt Elm lrenio sen
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benz fc f6 le,is AnipjHnsen aui
bic 3cjterciQnj4, gsita,ttt, 81 pjro
mon bars an 6rHbjahrsmdH
itln uno ,Sudn anopie jcben. cie
ais 3ier els ejierne Srsus Stjlcn;
VcIameuteu. &nople une &ersisruus
gen p%ieoerboIeu pieIss Mtotip, aber
uu6 Sisrn uac 0nlbmouo. Be
lpuft traftet man ooaatl bel Der
nelsn Mooe ausihlieBIih oeutide
MlaieriaIien gu perlpenoen. uno oaa
her piro man eriibeu i'm iSriibiabr
e0nS beiouoers Sahireih Sreft uno
QiBepsrihHiirungen uno sptr3jeruu.
gen tra1en.
Tas ioaer3unte ShneioerHeio
ftailor-made) h1t anh bta6eu
niats an Isiuey gtIitbtkit tnge
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Sic Subin6t.

nan ma4t u%HIerer ,3sit 10 Oft ben
Doripurf Dap fe cine bofit unerfrsu'
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nnb Pubfudt isine @rcn3en tsnue.
mas I'm ID Tdlimmer iei. dls bic berr'
fden0e 9euerung gu dubsrfter Spar'
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ringegdugen peroen; ieoenfaIs 5eu9t
60 bon eirsm WauesI on Sahtunbe.
ipenn beboupttt miro, nab bic geriigtsn
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ied3ebnten Sabrbunoerts iino aus ben
eleihen RiIonnemenis bsrporesean.
gen. uro ale fpdtereu 8sroronungen
glethfols. Quh Die Maabsburesr
Boli3eioronung, bic tur3 nod benz
DISQUALIFICATION arieae. alfo in Der
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9erfhpenbun9sfudt,
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dsnIdrift." bic Iia Der Msnfd~ Sc.
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fimpfte ipis ole alteu Glsioerporihr;f.
ten uno bic mobernen Robepbitoio
pben. Was ha 1eidrieben 'iebt. bos
fonnte. iuenn man Stii uno 0rtbos
graphic etlpas umfriIitren poGte. auh
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f9dmen. tpenn a ohne Retired am
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9obeit 70 srtaunli6 betoubt. bab IL
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ma ibren Rod lobt, 70 bldbtt fe 1ih
aeipaItie nuf. uno trinlt nit iisfen 81.
gen oieieu Ruhin. ala ipenn ibr Rod
Der pornehuite SsiI ibres gar3sn ne
fens ipdre! Dieter ndrrifhe Ord.
NUT oes peibli6en 0efhlehts psrlti.
ttt Die unnerbsirotetcu SSrauensimmer,
ibre Wlduner auf cine isbr nGrrifd,
Mrt 81 tpdbItr, Wenn Elm MenI6 bon
GROCER 9efdidlidteit uuo Sue,nA,
nnb bon eroBsm Rubms. auF bic Sei'
rot auseebt, uno bas Srouensimme,
fam niht permuter. bah sr Fe TN
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ipeifst es ibn nit @srodtuns ob. unb
trfudbIei siusn rsihen Saueenihts,
ipslhsr 0eIo ssnng bat. nm erpbsu
Stcot Su MAIDEN. Uas bsibt bernda,
zine CUTE pdrtbis madsn.-Sbr mnnn
1T 70 Elm Rarr unb I6bt ii9 BON ibr
stpinesn. sin 3%a9I0brer ibrer Torrbtii
su fem. Gr ftirst id in SduInsn,
nm ru ben Staai iein,r Grau gu ct.
baIten. mir molten gar riht logger,
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lusrIer rirsiten; aper eine brittle ans
iidt. uno pubriaeinii6 bic pratilld.
tie, se9t oabin. Dap bas 4uss inIll.
&c Der Ginfibruns finitli9en 2td.
ies einfa4 ldnger anseItrengt psros.
lIs bic Ratur ibm nls Qr6sits3eii
beitimmt BABE, unb nur onber o..6
9eioen BEL pielen Wsnfdentinb:ru
tsums
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ten StofftsiI. Der bis duf zen etna
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