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The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1915-04-08

Mr.. and Mrs. A. e. Brown, Of
Cherryvale, Kansas, arrived Tuesday,
being called here to attend the fun
eral of Mrs. Orville Brown, OF cast
of Leon.
C. R. Grenawalt and DR.. j. B.
Horner, of Lamont, were in Leon
Sunday afternoon, coming up to at
tend the Knights Templar Easter
services.
E. D. Bean, operator at the Idle;
Hour theatre, returned Tuesday ev-
ening from Shenandoah, where he
spent a few days at the home OF his
parents.
Judge and Mrs. W. F. Dalbey, Of
Albany, Mo-. came Saturday and Wis
tied over Sunday at the home of
their daughter, Mrs. G. B. Price, in
this city.
Mrs. Glen Leedum and children
returned to their home at Garden.
Grove Sunday after few days visit
at the home of Mrs. Joseph Bay in
this city.
Mrs. R. A. Rogers returned to her
home at Garden Grove Monday after
visiting few days at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. NJ. S. Phipps, in
this city.
Ralph Beck returned to his home.
in Des Moines Friday, having been
visiting at the home of his grandpar-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Cochran, in.
this city.
Geo. L. Mullin, who had been Wis
iting at the home of his mother, Mrs.
M. c.. Mullin, in this city, returned
to his home at Valley Junction, Iowa,
Monday.
Capt. J. D. Brown, E. j. sankey
and E. Merryman were down at
Blockley Thursday, appraising the;
personal property of the G. E. Card
ner estate.
Mr.. and Mrs. O.. c. Brenizer, of
Lamont, returned home Tuesday ev-
ening after visiting few days in
this city at the home of James
Grandstaff.
Lewis Rhoades, the famous,
grounding hunter, of near Tuskeego,
was in Leon Tuesday, bringing in a.
bunch of hog scalps to Auditor Wal
ter Osborn.
Miss Kate Hull went to Lamont
Thursday evening for a, short visit
with her friend, Miss Helen Judy,
domestic science teacher at Grace;
land College.
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The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1915-04-08

additional Personals on Page 12)
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1915-04-08

visit with Miss Kate Hull in this
city.
Mrs. Alice Adams, of Garden
Grove, passed through this city Tues
day going to Osceola to visit few
days.
Mrs. R. M. Allen, of Charlton, was
visiting in this city last Thursday,
being on her way to Delphos for a
visit
VIM. Fox, who served on the Riley
jury, went to his home at Davis City
Thursday evening for a few days
visit
j. Waltenbaugh, of Gainesville,
Mo-, was in Leon Monday, enroute to
Lamont to attend the L. D, S. confer
ence.
Misses Mildren Merwin and Abb
gail Alexander returned Thursday
from a visit with friends at Garden
Grove.
Miss Vera Golding, of Des Moines,
came Friday and. visited a few days
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. III.
Evans.
C. r. McBroom returned to his
home near Garden Grove Tuesday,
having been here attending court as
a juror.
A. Merwin departed Monday morn
ing for Mabel, Mimi, to visit at the
home of q sister. His brother, Who
resides in Washington, and is in very
poor health is also there visiting.
DIR. Paul Stookey, who had been
visiting few days with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard +. Stookey In
this city, returned to Chicago Son-
Arizona republican., 1915-09-19

CHOICE AT 15c EACH 5-hole Choker Mouse Traps. 12-in. Steel Fry Pans-Wire Soap Savers. Sin. Butcher Knives-14-in Bread Knives. Blue Enamel Sink Strainers, Colan- ders.
 6-nole deep Muffin Pans-F1our Sifters. Embossed Comb Trays and Scrapers. Roller Towel Racks-6- hook Clothes Hangers
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1915-03-31

Election Notice
Notice is hereby given that pursuant
to the provisions OF law city election
Will be held in the several precincts
and wards in the city Of Lamar. Colo
RADIO, on the first Tuesday in April \
d. 1915. viz:
TUESDAY. APRIL 9TH, 1915.
for the election Of the following Of
ficers within and for said city OF La
mar. to-wit:
One Mayor.
One City Treasurer
One City Clerk.
Two Aldermen within and for Ward
No. 1.
Two Aldermen within and for Ward
No. 2.
Two Aldermen within and for Ward
No. 3.
one Alderman in each ward to be
elected for term Of . years. and one
Alderman in each ward to be elected
for term of 4 years.
Polls open at I o'clock A. NJ at the
following places. LIST Ward. Court
House; End Ward. city Hall; 3rd Ward.
j. A. Payne's Store.
(SeaD S. E. COOK,
City Clerk.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1915-03-31
STATE OF COLORADO,
COUNTY OF PROWERS,
AND CITY OF LAMAR.

E. Cook City City Lamar, County of
codance with do hereby
tify list all
together posoce address residence
business nominees, certified
the coming municipal election
to-wit: On Tuesday, April 9th, A. D. 1915.
In testimony hereuno set hand and official
day of March, A D. 1915.
S. COOK
(SEAI1 City Clerk.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1915-03-31
Shoe Repairing

l do all kinds of Shoe Repairing.
Best grade of leather used. Rubber
Heels for ladies' or gents.
Up. HANCOCK,
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1915-03-31
B. F HARPER
General Auctioneer

Will cry sales in Prowers or any ad-
joining counties
SIXTEEN YEARS EXPERIENCE
Phone, Lamar 20
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-05


WALSH FALLS FLAT
An audience that filled seats and
standing room of the Stock Exchange
restaurant last night joined with
Frank P. Walsh ina laugh at an edi-
torial in Victor Lawson's Daily News.
Walsh told how as chairman of the
U. S. Industrial relations commission
he spoke in st. James church. The
Daily News said Walsh is too aggres-
sive, "mistook his Duties is mot
judicious.
cat the end of this editorial" said
Walsh, was the amazing assertion
that instead of acting as an investi-
gator am carrying on crusade
against poverty.
81 had thought every decent-mind-
ed man and woman is in a crusade
against poverty. don't see how any
clean-hearted men and-Women can
live in this world of today and not
feel like crusading against poverty.
when 1 saw the Daily News re-
buking me for carrying on a crusade
against poverty, was reminded of
the old colored woman who shouted
hallelujahs in a quiet, fashionable
church.
''Ushers asked her what was
wrong. She answered: Use got reli-
gion.' Then they told her to hush,
saying: This is no place to get reli-
gion.'
''The Daily News should under
stand that when got my commission
from the government l did not feel
that 1 was gagged thereby. Further
more, 1 refuse to be gagged by any
editorials which protest about my
making crusade against poverty.
81 believe in publicity. The very
terms of the act under which our
commission was created provide
there shall be public hearings. We
have examined 1000 witnesses at
public hearings.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-05

the Rockefeners at 26 Broadway.
Letters subpoenaed show that the
day after Christmas in 1913, when
thousands of miners had taken to the
canyons, when men had been shot off
their horses, when Sheriff Jeff FAIR
had under him $50 armed men, some
of them ex-convicts and murderers,
John D. Rockefeller, ST., felt unusual
satisfaction in the situation. His
son wrote of this unusual satisfac-
ton to Supt. L. M. BoWkers."
Congressman Fowler said the COM
mission has done good work in I'M
covering transactions in high
places" He, said:
81 feel well paid for the vote cast
that this work should go on
The Chicago Single Tax club or
gained the meeting.
SOUTH AMERICAN TO VISIT
WESTERN STATES
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1915-10-15
COMING EVENTS

Oct. 16-Albert Edward Wiggam, lee
turer, lyceum course number.
Oct. 17-Sacred Concert by Illinois
Glee Club, Unique Theater.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1915-10-15
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

money 10 loah-i. MI. If1oMAo
h1''us 'ini'h
w. II. snyder, OF Murry' speh'
SUNDAY III LaoySiiii'h'
A. A. Veness, OF Exelahd, was
business visitor here Saturday.
j. w. Jones, OF brentwood, was
in the city Monday on business.
E. j. Bontreger was a business
VISITOR mere from EHelanu SATURDAY
A. H. Mccormick returned IRON
a trip to Seattle, Wash, Sunday
night
James Roach, of Waterloo, spent
Sunday here as a guest OF MISS
Anna FRIES.
Adolph Stroup and c. S. Reddea
of Stanberry, were business visitors
here TUESDAY
Second hand wagon and cream
separator for sale cheap.-Ladysmltf
Implement co.
Miss Addie End, of D3s Moines,
is visiting her sister, Mrs Frank
Davidson, this week.
Just received-a carload of Hook
ing Valley coal to be sold at sou
TONE. M. Worden.
Lee Cass, who spent several
weeks at Worthlngton' Mlflh.' re-
turned home Saturday.
G.. w. Wilson, Of Glen Flora, and
E. A. Watts, of hurry, were in the
city on business Tuesday.
William Dods0n let Tuesday for
Stanley to subpoena Witnesses for
the coming term of court.
Attv. George T. Slime spent g
couple of DAYS in Chicago this week,
returning Tuesday morning.
VIM. Lessard of Hayward, spent
Sunday visiting friends in the city,
returning home Monday morning
M. a n1.e VIZ NJ vanoban went
to Minneapolis Tuesday morning to
snend = couple of days on business.
ro,,n roooho Of pinon who will
- 49, aronniotore of +ba now
a;a .4o,o ,,a, - tho ci+v wodnee-
dov
M oaioo, Ala cociotv will naat
- oot % o. +bo homo Of
0N'--r-''lJ' ,T..s,.o, r1o,, ill no
aaoa
r,h.,a4ior ob,rcb
, ,1o COT
,,,,i.,rlroo,. ,oo+
11;,r ,uho,o 10 hoe
:. ,ia ,,,.o+bo,
'lNi1 ,o1,
a pike weighing 'OouI SIX poonu'
80 '''S7n' ~ IT, - +1,ie
" !i0l --pl,.o .;u
'iAo 10 ''" '''' 10 ''''' = -
Hay pressing pays DIS liioiieS' why
not get press anu c'Sh III oii NV
oocu torme Tadvsmitb Imnlement
ron,nanv
.,.ot.on o ,+ eou donoo 70
11,nioua 80 +ho
,.',, ,,,aai,,n, 41,ia ouonina
-, e,,,,ia1o., ,o1ro
Harp Orchestra.
Rev FIR Hvacinth left Friday for
Ellsworth to assume charge of the
narish there for three weeks, while
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1915-10-15

A son was born Tuesday to Mr..
and Mrs. A. O. BrOvan.
Remember East Lynne in seven
reels at the Unique Friday, Oct. %.
Buy your winter supply of apples
now, only $1.00 per basket at Thomp-
son Mere. Co.
Mrs. II. A. Tiffany has had her
three residences on West Fifth-st
repainted recently.
The Bethany Sisters will give a
chicken pie supper at the Con3re-
3ational church Thursday, Oct. Il,
from o'clock until all are served.
W. A. SWeetman, of st. Paul, who
was in the city OH business for two
days, left this morning. Mr.. Sweet
man is connected with the Flambeau
Farm Mortgage Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. John young and Mr..
and Mrs E. Fl. Miller and son, John,
left yesterday in Mr.. Youn8's auto
or Neenah, where Mr.. and Mrs.
Young win spend a week visiting.
Mr. Miller and family will spend the
week visiting his parents at Winnie
come.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-11-26
Mene Qnseigen
Nnnion.

llnterseid)neter mirb aui Der 8m. Mils
Ter Ssarn,, S Meiten nbrbi. bon 8ap, am
9pnnerstag. ben 2. December,
beainnenb nm 10 ubr 8orm., folaenbes
~periBnlide Gisentbnm an ben Meifbie'
teuben perfanfen:
/ horse, S years old; / horse, 10 years
old; / mule, II years old; 3 mich cows,
I with calf; 7 head of cattle, ! and 2 yrs.
old; 2 farm wagons; ! low wagon with
frame; l buggy; ! Milwaukee binder; l
mower: / hayrake; l gang pillow; l lain.
Deere plow; 14-h. p. gasoline engine;
l corn crusher; ! corn planter; l disc
~cultiyator; several harrows; 2 sets bar
ness; / saddle: single buggy harness;
lot OF corn and hay; all kinds of house
hold furniture, and other articles toe
numerous to mention.
nsen: Betrdse biS au IS.
8aor; auf ar16ere Summer miro etr
grebit bon IL Monoten betuinigt, aeger
CD. Riiier.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-11-26
Ginflnk bts Grieses auf bic Gin.
t%pan6ernna.

Sene 4crionen, pelde beiiird}iell,
les m5dsteip sl pielc eifhuaioerer
nod @iiipliri foti,ricit mo Die Sob
he beruntcr0riiden. peroen einel
SpfmmgSitnbI III Dem Bulletin 0es
ihamliden N~rbeitsfommiiidrS SObsl
Sispairid icben, ipeId,er angiebt,
|bnb in oen @onaten ssuli. aueili
mpo Septaubcr 1915 mar 372 Maii-
uer, 5raaicql aillo &irber in ben Ser.
|Gtoateie atIongten NIT @iiiolui aIs
Iibrem &eiie5iel. 9us papelp udio
msr 1874 per Mptrat inl &ersIeid 81
1910 mir ieoen 0sonut bic lcstcn
10 Sabre Dor 1915. EaB Der euro
pdiids arieg fiir oieieit Riifgana
nermItmprtlidJ lit. fam mon ans Ser
|Sbatiade eriefcl, eab iib Dem Sis.
taliabre t914-15 niir 2, 743 @ldnner
Srateir iin0 &in6er nod, ben Ser.
Stautef, tamen nit @iiipuri als
aeiie5eI. int @eraleid, M 1918
per Sdhr Ole 10 Sabrc borfer.
Sn Sssiili, Aalgarit emo Septeli6er
ainWen 339 Ierip,en rplt @siiioitri
pieeer Siiriid nod, Dem Ns,sdauSe,
meilteils Staiiener. I'M sesrtt bit
}Geiterrcid|er itr Den arieg 5l geben
gals oem ganlseii 2niSe linb in Ole.
lien orei Moilateit 43.7tS Stalietcl
suriifgegartaeit i'm @ergleiA 81 3,
I273 @ngIGtlDer. 251 9eufde, 525
I5rmt5eierl $50 Srl1nSer aireS 1856
HnIicn. Sssm September tebrten i6,
500 Staliener poa, Selt Ser. Staata1
rod Stalien 5itriid.
@as bos groe 0es arieses bill-
iidalid, Der giiiuunberapaag nod @'ii,
iouri brinsen ipipb, bleibt db5lnpar.
ten. Ginige So5iaI : Sefonomcl1
hcbaupter, Dob mad, bent aricae M
lioIge Scr Denigen gitten ar6cits.
frGFtc Sic 2obne 10 erbobt ltpo all.
ganent Elm 10 ipobltbuetloer Srieot
einfcbrcn miipbe, BOB bas golf 5llnr
a,pslpunoern feline 2itit aeiaen mir.
Sc. Mnbere belallptelt DaB tnlllelt
he BON 8erioner ans ben friegfiib
reiroen 2dn6ern rad 9ecnhialull
bes eroben arieges nod ben ger
Stauten fprmnen tpiiroer, I'M ni'
IoglidJfeit eilier mnliden &alnmi
tat Sit ertgeben.
gals @adyfolgertber 3ipfammenitel
iura lit eriibtIiG peId)en Ginflli
Sieier ariee alf Die g%inmnoerlnal
cot. @om |. Slli 1905 bis sun
Ii. Sidi 1915 fapeit 121,127 maun
lid,e lno peibIide ginspaaloere
mad, bprt Ser. Staatell nit Millour
offs Reiieaiel. Oieie Gii%,fualpoerup
pertbcilt iih mrf ole peridieoenei
Sabre fpie iolgt: 1906, 1850
1sOf, 1890; 1908, f2.107; 1905
9,495; 1910, 10, TAG; 1911, t2,02e
t9t2, 1904; 1918. 1852; t9t.
.li3.TSt; 1915, 2,743.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-11-26
Ct. aoniser Marft.geridbt.

Der @eiScnmarft Der pergansenen
ISOLDE mar suar mebrfafcn Sdwan
fursel, untermprfen, bod iuar, mas
ben Soto @eisen anbelanst, feline be
mertens,pertbe genberullg Der 8reile
pabrsunebmen. Nnbers jeood mrz
belt es ii6 nit benz 9erminpeiSen;
CT sing I'M Yreiie etipas berrmter. IS
mag oies bauptiddli6 nit benz gm-
barso sl erflaren iein, ipeldbes Die
britiide Resieruns aai sriediide
@hiffe selest bat nnb cas- leBten Gn
bes aud nnlere InSfibr nad @rie
4enlanO unb anberen adnbern MI
siinltis b~eeinfiulien besru. p~errinsern
6irfte, % ldon jebt bic Transport
mDglibteiten iebr beidrantt iiio nnS
Die Sra@tiase cine S6be erreidyt bas
ben tpie mod nidt Snoor. Die 3n@
nabme an Iidtbarem gorratb mar
barum aud iebr beoeutenb: iie betrag
1861, 900 8u. (aesen nur | $4,000
I'M Gorjabre), 70 baB iih Der seiamte
5idtbare Gorratb our Belt anf 40,
ga, 900 8u. itelt lin 8orjabre 49,
3SS, 600 Bn.). Die 8reiie itipanf=
ten sruilden 5000 fir $50. 4 big
81 6 fir bette lnalitdt
Mais 1T felt; ansebOte iino MIR
eerina, nn6 Die Bertanie laiien einen
Sleinen @nfidbla9 ertennen. benn es
wurben 5000 Bis $0.62aa fir SO. 2,
peiS, bis sn $O.s4sf fit selbe SOrteu
aesablt. Nlter Mtais ~erSielte . bis s
gtS. mebr.
Safer bebielt ben Yreis Der iebter
Weridtswodbe, nGmli& $0.81 80
fir SO. Abs sn $0.87 be3u. $0.37a
iar bette Aanlitdt. Der @artt if ia,
uno idwa&.
Ser &artoifelmartt lit dnBerit fef
, infolae Der beidrdniten Ginsdnse uni
lebbaiter Nadfrage. 9eitise Obioi
(in student mnrbtn NIT $685.. Stu
I rals1 nit $0.T2 nnb bette .Sbabos'
bis nit $0.S2 beSablt.
, guf BEN Sfweinemarit fielen oi
GreiIe abernals nm cine aleinisteit
Sunae anb masere 9biere iebter 5po
nit $3.50 Elm, bod bette idladtreit
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-11-26
!. snrn mnsh.n IN ghIoymajTer an.

I'm efner peiBtn 1Iuft1
bic burd Wof6en In g6loripaher ans
qenommsne gtIbe Garbe tpiebtr ~
eut3ieben, tpenbs man folsenbes Nsrs
fobrtn an: Man I0Ie stnen GbI0ffel
bon MntidIor In 1 AuartW Golfer uab
pafde DIE 4Iufe in bieier 20iuus or'
oentli@ bur9. Ru1bem oas geites
ben, fpiIe mon fe in tlarem Wafer
aus, nnb bic geIbe Sarbe ipirb meg
iein. ST ts iebo9 nod niGt gang oer
sgal, 70 Ieat man bic gut ausgeiprtirls
gene Bluie, Die aiIerbinss nod iiatb
fetn mub, IN maHerftoffiupersgro.
iGbt lie ungefdbr " Gtuaoe oortn
Iiesen, ipiilt baRn In ftorem Wahsr,
uno bic seIbe Tdrbuns tpirb sdut
perfhuuuben fem.
G4GbIi9eS StrafmttteL
NiemaIs fplIte man Elm Rtnb sue
8eitrafuns fir cine unart ius Bet
fteden, fpie es bie un6 oa nod 8rau&
in man9tn Gamilien 1T. Dos 1T. Dor
hpseni19en RadteiIen absefeben, aud
cine IN pdbasosiider 5inii9t pers
febIte Mabnabme. bic fi9 oft bitter
rGdt, ipenr oas 4ino ertrantt, neil
es oann ben Mufentbalt i'm Bett aud
als @trafe auffaBt. linb bas niir6e
nieoerbriidenb auf Sie Stimmuns bts
fleinen patienteu fem. SIN @eseHtetl.
bas aleine fon fem 8ettden germ bds
ben, bamit es, tpenn Is unpaB ooer
front III, aud serr, unb tpinig barin
bleibt unb Ole arantbeit ni9t ais
Strafe aufTaBt.
unuusIDf6li1e Sinte
gum 3eid,nen Der Mdi6e fann man
iid folgenoermaben beritelen: 3 llns
gen Gummiarabitum unb 3 llnseu
S%Dlenitein fperben in 21a llnSsp eso
ftilliertem @dfer oufselOit unb pie
6liiligteit IN 5lnIchen iuobl pertortt,
aufbetpa6rt. MiG mat a~eineuSeug
bamit aeicbnsu, 10 befea6tet nan oi.
Stele. auf Der Die G1rift iteben
ipl, nit elmer Multiplying bon toblene
Iaursm Natron pOer Stall unb rimmt
bic 3eidnung nad Dem Srodenipets
oen Dor. SEPT man nun bic S4rift
ben Sonnenitrablen ober Der Sfen4
tpdrme aus, 10 srideint bic 3ei6s
uuns in i9parser Surbe, Ole ME
tpieber Dergebt.
Dds Y0Iieren BON Sips
figuren Mnrmpr Smitntipn). I'm
ben @Dpsfisuren Die poiitur uuo
oas Masieben pon Marmor gu sstsn.
iiber5iebt man ben betreffenoeR @s.
aenlfanO nit elmer Seifenloiung, Die
man ersdlt, lpeni man iueiBe Setfe
iein idniselt uilo am Seiier in lpeis
1sm @oher Sersebeh idBt, 10 cab
cine nod leihtfliifige 2Sfuns eut
Itebt. 8eim lleberSieben lit iorsfaltis
,u permeiOen, bob bic J~lufigtei.
i9Gumt ooer 8laien gibt. @enn Der
Sips bic 2DIuns einseScsen bot UnS
re1t troden g%eporoen lit, reibt man
i'm init einem feinen leineneu aappst
ID. @Rrourd erhdlt Die Sigur etneri
ord4tigen, Sarten 9lanS nnb itf9t
SEN i10niten, ipeiBen Marmpr iau'
lhenp abnlidl.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-11-26
SefnnSbeit fsrosrt Slid.

Dime @eiun6beit fein wabres
Slid; obne CUTE 8eroaruns urro
resuIaren 5tubIsans feline 8e.
funobeit. @arltm e. pernadlaiii'
gen, Die @e61rme often au balten
uno 5i6 Der Neutrality-suspicious. aus'
Iesen2 SIR braudt's nidt. Rebmt
cine feline Or. Sings Stem 2ife
BiGe am Menb; Worgens merbet
SIR 6arnn freien StnbIgang baben
nr6 better fiiblen. SOroert Gppetti
rr6 Yer6aunng. Brobirt beutt
subenS cine. 1(soO.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-11-26
90fcl fir sdlpciucfleiidl.

3adyoem Ser aaoauer geniigero
abgcfiiIlIt uito 5eriduittel, farHr oas
IofeIn bcgitu,eli, Wait rcibe Die
einselnen Stiidc nit Sal5, ltreue
einr bidc Sage Sals auf ben @ooen
Der 9iitte ODER oes Saiies, iofpie
ai,d, iibcr cine ieSe Gage oes Slei-
IdJes mdroem es felt biteingepreBt
lit. @em ote 9iitte ober oaS Sob
toll lit, bebede man oos 6leiid, INIT
~poilenGcn @rettem un0 belftpere
oieielbeii nit Steiner, 10 bob feiits
Ser 5lciihitiNe an Die Sberilad)e,
lin @eriIbrulig nrit Der Suit formnt,
mooln6 Sasialbe ifimmlid, merhen
mo faillcir hpiiroe.
Man bcreite oic GOfel inoem man
is GiunS SoI5 mo 9 Yfitnb 3nfer
lin 4 @alaticn beiBcm @ailcr anti
lot aieie ainntitGt lit geliigelpb
fiir 100 &hlnN 8leiid unO iollte
langiam oil Ser Seite oeS 9epaften
SaiicS binabgeqoilen perbem, bis oas
Tleiid, mrrdhpeg llno poaitdnbig be.
6eoedt ut. Icd)bem haS 6leild 4
bis 5 Gage iii Der Gofel gclesen bat.
mtB eS nmaepadt Deroen unn srpar
IN pe~rfetrter Reibenfolae, 10 bdB Die
cberen SleiidIagen alsOam w6
nntcn fonmen. 9as Steiidl lollte
oaltn mieSer nit iriider Gofel be.
lgoiien llnS Der 8roseB oes nntpad.
] ems lolltc nod, . bis 6 Sagen mic
!, 6erbolt merben. Hads bieiem Blpei'
ten llnnoffen iolltc has SleiIdr ull'
lgefGbr AZ Gage Fir ieoes YiunS
D oes idAperitem Stiides IN Der 9ofc'
Iicsen pIeibefr; 8. g.. angenommer
cas ldaperite Stiid Sleiid) I'M Saf
lpieat Is &Innb. Damn loltc Sas
90 bis 90 Gage isr Der gofe
i, bIeiben. IsSonn ioIlte ons 5leiId
n ans ser S6feI senommell one einsel
n nem Stiide in tparrtefe @aiier gil
). abaefpaiter ni,a bierallf IN Del
q Sam,d, gebanst peroen. Der Rai,d
N ioTlte bon saforp, giden, Ipicl
i, oScr irgenb spcIdel, an6eren SOL
,e ieiis alssgecrimeit BON Soils apelfe
i. sur Slaic Der Garuett sebort.
= @crut Salpeter ooer 9omr SIN
gofeI pertuenbet fnino, 6aurt ioHi
nltaSelbe nnr in iebr feincn Sltna
oe tdten gebrn,dlt tnepSeit. mocm %
d. nSasere GIeiib oaoirrdJ barrier tpirf
er ESlird, gebpaiifs hon Snlpeter erha
m Sos Sleiih cine hellrotbe Sarbe. 8
TiMi6 Gals ioIlte b6dStens
no llfSe GaIpeter peptperSet merSel
ihlSnrh 8oms merSeir Ge @0oen 30
Ufsiilb gebaIten; DIES fmtn dber OH
olrh giites gimuaber in 3eug E
nr rcidt aperoen. .@cm 8orar q
oh brpudt miro, 0aiur iollte 0eriedl
iii benin 8eginat 6es HofeIns, c6er gle
nnb orm @daidJer1a biiintr iiber 81
III. mngere SieiSh 9uitrelit per0c
rs. aher ridyt nsebr oils lpie eth gBCofi
en- hon gu eireaH gpoBen Sdinfeih
Rodoan Dos SrodensS aiacr %
e. Sas BofeIap toIteipoet lit farit b
zen HIeiih NIT Spriip, GorsHaiun OF
Sonao eifseriebens bicrnatf gut q
gefdbt luib In einem tmdeea Bi
an SIC a,Itt gehGust tper6en.
de. -
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Jn hrr Erntr5rtt.

g don trat ole Souir bird oas ;Destiie Cor,
limo arobrr ideinen mir ole aberaofdldffe'
Il, tieiei ,yorbea idimnern Sh nnb gtatfel.
llrso aolnnr Tcbren leidteu Srnns bcrccr.
srrbeibmgssoa mpoi's ourt one id,pter, aisn
p5e,a,a Ses glitenS m,t in ilBsru O,Ft
CSe,uad bes SrIna,ets IN Der liroeit SitF.
Ss1ul aiIt Is, taper ami Den SFao 5a inoiRii.
Ca biest Elm .}peis iid inter Ietlter so't
Sic ride Grntc iorslidl Dir 81 bitter
Gort aber iieIeu ~ursesdbltc Bitten,
Sam sEnS brrab oepritidt boz, Strnnd, into git
lll,o oroitbeip nti Dem bstitsctrdittten 6eAD
illrs St,irnl rnb aanpi Die iri'deit alralpft tiNdel
Ec ssnacao uh, ole faiut ben Sef6 erplldef,
,sn Ser5rn icbacno, trNgt lie cine ssett!
Mir iiiblclt'S ieoer Sroplell Sl,it mn Safro
sdapillt baavSertfod, entpor lit itiaeri elia9ell.
yrrih. stonnyt aito arone arf 5,ifn en- gen glilber
An sdais ,mo edirm Dem tcureil Soteria'to.
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YreniAMFsH

fiir gnten nno Gdnie, ON Somtn8
Sen 90. Iopember, mii Der Sbecoor
gdclten Sarfr. 9lnforg Inn l llbr
gsoarn. gatrorRn ftrS an giase gu
tu1fer.
Sbeo. Gadolter, Serniaiii, Ieo.
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Baranas.

ssemanS bot IN Der @itapod,
9sadE eine gtinffdte aus meiner
3udtpen getobIen arts6 sparate id
sem Gieb sur Radneit aus mel.
mem Sole ferrs,ibIeiben, Sa ID,
~fiinftigbin anipofieR tuer6e ruto Sem
'unaebosea,en 8eInder fomrte ettDas
llnaaeseri ebmes pdifiren.
q. 6. s er,
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An serfanfm

Sans nebjt Stabtlpttett iriIberc Se6s
manns giaentburi, at Der weifiiden
8iueiten Gtrn6e, In Sernarn, MRo.
tSdbereS bel
5rau Bbiltp 9 hneiber.
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an ~perfaafen

Elm iiri,aer @aiIeieI. 8 @Ouute nii.
MSbepes bel 6rorsf 8irfeI Sernlnais
Io., 81. I.
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Warnmna.

@ir perbiete1 biermit allies Srgeii
unb 5aner1tellen bei Cog iopoN ME
Bel @adt mlf ,a,ieren adroern.
@enn oieie @oriuirps ridt bead5tet
tuirS, spepSen ipir oos GeFes m I'm.
lprish nebmeir.
Georg Hetriis
Mobpn Bros.
MIbert Betuls.