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Milford chronicle., 1915-06-25
DOES YOUR FLOCK NEED CULLING? ?
By J. H. McFAUL, Jr.
III RfPhks ReSerusM

greatly improved, and will after few
years, be one on which you can rely
for much of your income.
When should you Gull? Well, il
should have been begun several weeks
ago, but if you have not already
started, then it is not too late yet.
You know the old adage Better late
] than never, and this applies to Gull
ing as well as to other things.
So far as your culling the older
stock is concerned, / know of no bet
ter time to begin than right now. AS
the moulting seasons but a few weeks
off at the best, this a particular good
time for the purpose. During the
period of moult all the hens will lose
more or less weight, and many will
cease operations altogether. Culling
may be looked on as a sort of house
cleaning, second only to that which
is instituted for the chasing Of lice,
and if you have not as yet begun, then
start operations at once and so COM
pletely renovate the plant that you
will hardly recognize it yourself.
Send the non-prOducers to market
before they enter the moult (when it
will be hard to dispose of them) and
while they yet retain their weight.
Hold over those that will meana profit
to you during the coming winter.
This applies to both the old and
young chickens.
No matter how good the hen, mar
ket her if she is over two years old
as they are rarely ever profitable after
reaching this age and are looked upon |
as money losers. OF course, when it |
comes to show birds, this does not |
hold true. Hens over two years of |
age lay but few eggs and will consume |
as much food as a real producer.
Before sending the culls to market |
they should be fattened, which usual
ly takes about ten days.
In conclusion, allow me to say that
above all things, do not overcrowd
your yards or runs. Hatch as many
as you like, but reduce the
number by culling, thus picking out
good birds and only the number that
you can properly house and rear, and
your results in the end will be far
better than if you attempt to raise all
hat are hatched, which is generally
more than one can care for.
Milford chronicle., 1915-06-25

900 Bushels Japanese Buckwheat
zoo Barrels Pilsbury and Gold Medal Flour
90 Tons Timothy and Scarlet Clover Hay
400 Kegs Wire Nails 20 Tons Barbed W.
Milford chronicle., 1915-06-25

Nine out of ten detected looking horses
have worms. A leading veterinary made
this statement many years ago and by
putting in practice made a great reputa-
tion for himself and for the remedy he
used. You can procure this great worm
remedy by asking for DR.. Humphreys
Worm Powders.
Milford chronicle., 1915-06-25

expected to have to
undergo an opera
tion, but the first
bottle l took Of
Lydia E. Pinkham's 8
"a Bile Com
pound relieved me Of
the pains in my side
and I continued its
use until / became
regular and free
from pains. l had
asked several doc
Milford chronicle., 1915-06-25

Just now is a most excellent time to
do your planning for the next breed
ing season. Give those birds that are
to be used as breeders the best of care
and attention, and the result will be
strong, healthy and vigorous young
sters in the spring.
Milford chronicle., 1915-06-25

Pullets, as a rule, are like young
ladies, very shy. For this reason. it
is better to place a few nests in seclud
ed places, where they might go to per-
form their perfunctory duty of laying
without fear of being disturbed.
Milford chronicle., 1915-06-25
DR. WALTER L, GRIER.
nE Mist

Graduate Of Penn. College Of Dental Surgery
Local anesthetics for the painless extraction ad-
All kinds of Dental work-gold filings
crown and bridge work a specially
MILFORD DELAWARE
Milford chronicle., 1915-06-25

There is never noticed the least
falling off in the demand for strictly
fresh eggs and well-dressed chickens.
Competition is keen and is likely to
remain so. 1t behooves us then to be
on the job for our share of the busi-
ness.
Milford chronicle., 1915-06-25

There is a vast difference between
forcing the birds and keeping them
growing. 1t is alright, and indeed
profitable to force the culled stock
which will be sent to market, but new
er practice this with the pullets which
are to be used as your future breed
ers. Keep them, but do not force them.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-05-06
SENATOR sULzER HERE
 ON HIS WAY HOME

Senator Charles Sulzer, on his way to Sulzer from the session of the Legislature at Juneau, arrived down on the City of Seattle this morning, and today has been shaking hands with his hosts of friends in Ketchi- kan. MT. Sulzer called in at the Miner office this morning bringing copies of various bills which he had been instrumental in passing, which are now on file at this office. They include the Wolf Bounty Bill; Senate Bill No. 2S giving laborers the right to place a lien on mines and the like for wages; House Bill No. AS, sup plementing and amending the Mining Laws; and House Bill No. 109, which was passed for the purpose of levying taxes on tho industries of the Terri tory. MT. Sulzer is accompanied by Mrs. Sulzer and his little son William. They will leave for Sulzer Monday
 Pauline at the Dream tonight. ad.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-05-06
NO MORE SPARKS OR sooT

The whistle of the sawmill was con picious by it's absence this morning, { the Miner Man took a walk down
 lat way to see what was the cause. .e found that an induction draft ap- aratus was being installed on the oilers. This is a plan whereby the aree smokestacks will be eliminated, nd the flying cinders, so long Il aenace to the plant will become d aing of the past. This result is ob- @taincd by connecting allthree boilers n to one flue and placing big ran at the top of the flue. This Ian draws all the smoke and gasses from the fires with what is practic- ;lly a forced draft. The smoke etc., ls then released into what is called a cyclone' or big funnel with the re- nlt that the pressure caused by the an is suddenly released and the parks, and everything heavier than ir fall back into the fireboxes. and he smoke only escapes into the air, icing the lighter. By this plan a steady draft is maintained irrespec- tive foutside influences, and the eff ficieney of the boilers materially in reased. The news of the installation If the machine will be welcome news
 
 to the housewives who have had their wash soiled in the past while hanging sau thn elotbosI;nas
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-05-06
DROPS DEAD
 0A STREET

San Francisco, May 6--Mrs. Isaac Cooper, u wealthy Seattle woman, here to attend tho Exposition, drop ped dead last night on Market street of heart failure.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-05-06

Found-One pair of spectacies. Owner can have same dy proving prop erty at the Miner Office. 2t adv.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-05-06

Tokio, May GA fleet of Japan s ablest warships are reported to bo taking on supplies at the naval base of Sasebo. Several submarines are said to be included in the squadron.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-05-06
Oh You Cigarette
 Smokers

Come to the Bowling Alley and get box of Coat of Arm cigarettes, and take your choice of the following Shakespear Plays. Midsummer Nights Dream. Merry Wives of Windsor. Merchant of Venice. Anthony and Cleopatra. Twelfth Night Measure for Measure. Julius Ceasar King Henry V. King Henry VI. Part III King Henry VIII King Lear Much Ado About Nothing Comedy of Errors As You Like It Tanning of the Shrew Macbeth Tempest
 Hamlet
 Romeo and Juliet Othello
 Books are leather bound, good print, about 250 pages, and price of cigar cites only 25 cents. Look at display in the window.
 CHAs. FINZEL, Prop.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-05-06
D. Smith Harris

G. A. R., Arctic Brotherhood; Sec retary, F. o. E.; c. of R., Red Men; A. R., Camp No. 20. A. B.; Custodian Red Mems Hall. Office Hours from l to pm. Telephone No. 9e.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-05-06

Lost, A Pair of Shoes at the Dream tonight adv
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-05-06

A Catch of the Season at the Dream tonight adv.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-05-06

Comfortable, sunny furnished rooms for rent, fine view. Apply the Miner office. adv
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-05-06

Fence pickets to order at Sully $. ad. Job printing at the Miner.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-05-06

The Daily Miner q per month.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-01
Men's Negligee Shirts

Mems Negligee Shirts, in plain white and the newest colored de- signs. sizes II to Is. with attached, detached and soft French cuffs At 42e-reduced from soc
 At 79e-reduced from $1.00 At f.29-teduced from S1.50 Mems Pajamas
 Mems and Boys Flannelette Pa jamas--
 Boys at 7ec from s1.o0
 Mems at Sec from S1o0
 Mems at $1.1e from S1.50
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-01
Boys Rain Coats
Boys Norfolk Suits
knickerbocker Trousers

Al 39c-reduced from soc At 59c-reduced from T5c At 79c-reduced from s1.00 At S1.19-reduced from SLED
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-01
Black Velvet Hats, 9sc

Our entire stock of Black Velvet, Untrimmed Hats, in about all the leading shapes of the season Clearance Price 9Sc, former prices up to $4.9S.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-01
OSTRICH FEATHERS

Ostrich Feathers at sale pxscss, from han6scSoa 14-irch P2ume st
 $1.c9 up to 20 ind PlrEne st $5-23.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-01
GhiIdriG's Ss.:I g.t. S2.98

Children's Fine Dress Hats, va riety of stylish shapes-Clearance Price $2.ss, former prices sS.9S and s4.sS.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-01
Mems Winter Gloves

Mems Woolen Gloves and Nit tens, in black, gray and mixtures At 21c-reduced from 25c
 At 39c-reduced from soc
 At 63c-reduced from 75c
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-01
Boys Coat Sweaters
Wornen's Knit Vests

At S5c--reduced from $1.09 At $1.29-reduced from $1.50 At $1.65--reduced from $500
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-01

All the most fashionable shapes and newest colorings in Mems Neck wear reduced as follows:
 At f9c-reduced from 25c
 At 39c-reduced from Soc
 At 79e.-reduced from S1.00
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-01
Mems Winter Underwear

At 42c-Men'e Sanitary F1eecy- lined
 Shirts and Drawers, value soc. At 42c--Men's Medium and Heavy
 Weight Ribbed Shirts and
 Drawers, ecru and gray, value
 50c.
 At 59c-Men's 'Wooltex" Fleecy-
 lined Shirts and Drawers,
 value 75c.
 At 63c-Men's Natural Wool Shirts
 and Drawers, value 75c. At S9c-Men's Natural Wool and
 Camel's Hair Shirts and
 Drawers, value $1.00. At $1.19-Men's White, Scarlet and
 Natural Wool Shirts and
 Drawers, value S1.50. At $1.6S-Men's Natural Wool Shirts
 and Drawers, value $2.00. At 85c-Men's Ecru Color Ribbed
 Union Suits, value $1.o0. At $1.69-Men's Natural Wool
 Union Suits, value $2.oO. Mems Coat Sweaters All the popular kinds, including the latest style collars, in Oxford, navy, gray, maroon, brown and green
 At f.93-reduced from $2.50 At $Sr55-reduced from s4.O0 At $4.19-reduced from S4.5O At $5.19-reduced from $500 At 5.Se-reduced from $6.50
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-01
Mems Coat Sweaters

All the popular kinds, including the latest style collars, in Oxford, navy, gray, maroon, brown and
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-01

Feathers NGS
 Ostrich Pon-pons, fn black, white and all the fashionable colorings-a good s1.00 yalue-January Clearance Price zsc.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-08-02
ADVERTISED LETTERS

List of letters remaining in the To.
nopah, Nevada. postoffice for the
week ending July 81. 1915. When call
ing for these letters please state that
they are advertised. A fee OF cent
will be charged for each of the fol
lowing:
Brumisia, Chas; Blackburn, ]. j.;
Cree, Robert; .Chiado, Martin; Grams.
ton, Paul e.; Dillan, L. j.; Guthrie
Mathew Graham, II. w; Gerrero, j.,
Hague, Al; Knlghtant, George On
drare, Francisco; Sweeney, John,
Tinney, ]. w
]. W. STEWART. r. NJ
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-08-02
A NEGLECTED OPPORTUNITY

- HE splendid exhibit of minerals from Nevada shown at the
Pacific exposition which has been the recipient of
awards is lacking essential particular There
county marbles exhibition The deposit
which and excellent varieties should by all
be given representation the fair The marble industry
this promises to become of broad the deposits
almost mitess and the quality nexeed The Carara Mar
BILE company though somewhat late in day should have
d good exhibit at both fairs,
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erage the rights of the State and seek ad
upper party the viola
Of of the Constitution itself
his of and decisions Justice McCarran has
relative impeachment he is invited peruse it
carefully applies very particularly his If he
place his finger upon the pulse of public that quite irritable
suspects somebody endeavorng of its
rights his honor would have another painful surprise
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CLIPPED AND CREDITED

The German soldiers shoes that weigh four pounds
ounce says exchange Putting he army solid footing
were--Detroit Free Press.
hoped that the Galaxy Genius will speedily
discover who invented osephu Daniels and whyBos
Evening Transcript
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-30
Die BrOsperitat.

Ssit Ottober 1907, als Der Rem
gortsr Qttisnmarft pertra6ts, tpirb in
bisfem 2anOe BON proipsritGt seipros
den, bic iid bislang ntht einssitellt
bat. 9ieieHigen, tusI4e in ie5em psre
eiu3elten CONCENTRATE bic Wiebsrte5t
Der 70 luugs Oermtbtsn aa3emsinen
Woblbabenbeit erDartetsn, batten of
feubar feinsn 8ssrtff BON Der nrIa9e,
pelche gu Der 9ef9Gftssaatafrop
fiibrts, bic nod tnmsr ni9t ii6srpuns
ben lit. eins srO5e 4nsah! GeIhdftss
leute, oon bensn man Elm bsHerss @srs
ftdnouib bdtte erDurteH follsn, 6s6aups
tetsn iosar, bab bic panitartigs Gttms
ming blos in Der GtnbiIoung berube
uub DsrauituItstsn rSOnnsnidsins9er.
siuisuHgeH", in beuen man iih i.5e:
ben Grnft Der Gage 1inpesSutduiben
perfr6te, aber bic Gorge ipi5 ntht
DON Der StsIle unb bic Rotb peri6lims
msrte fi9 DDH Gag gu Gag. Rad eini-
gen Sabreu. dls bic GalIiHements Dor
@ei6dftsbGuisrn, 8antsn unb Ioufsi=
gen arpben lInternebmunssn in enbloe
fer Rsibe ii9 ereisneten, ging srF elm
ri6tises 8eritdnbniB auf. Man ers
tunnts, oaB bic Ration fir bic piloen
Sabre bon 1896 Biz 1907 Su bHBeu
babe. ala Der gsmeiufte g4RinosI fiir
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-30
sdladtielOer Der Champagne.
@rOtss 6auptquarti.r. l. gtpriI.

Grpbss Suuptquartier. /. 4pril.
@is bic 60be 1876, auf beren Gro
bsruns ii6 bic frans0fiifen Sissesbes
ridte aus Der Winteri6la1t in Der
champagne 10 ptsI susuts iboien, 10
finh aud Die dnberen StelIunaen
norbIid een Rssises, Beau Seiour,
Sc Mssnii, pefthss unb Souain, no
Die 6rensoisn bas 9sldnbe INNER
gleih nab ailomstsrn s:ponnsn bas
ben pOusn. left in unisren Sdnbsn.
Die drunaOitn i6einen augemah sins
aefeben su baben. bab iie ba ni6t
ipeiter tommsn. ftnb tpo6l aud inum
in Der Gage. tpeitsre Setatombsn bon
WeniteHopfsrn su brinssn bon Der
Qri. pis iis lie pdbrsnb al Der
admpfpoGeu I'm gebruor unb i'm
Wl6r5 gebrad1t bdeen. unO 10 miifeu
iis beun isst einiasrmobsn Rub. bali
ten Sis 'ditbsn 5pdf. INNER nod
nit ihrer grtiIlerie in bas 8slGnbs
hinsin. bas auf bsm gsbuIbigsn pas
pier Idnaft i6usn asbOrt. cher 6as lit
an Der Tront 70 an be. Sasssorbs
nunq. unb man dhtet iaum barduf.
Dds 8damnfrefnltai Der furdtbaren
admpis in Der champagne III uub
blsibt uIic: Wlebr als feds 2lrmess
iorps. bas fnb rlnb 30 Snfanterierts
aimeutsr. habsn bic 1rdnaoIen in Der
3sit pOn Ulitte Tsbruar big Ulitte
Wtars ,iHssIebi, nm 8rsihs in unTsre
fruu3oiii6e Frcnt 5n leeen unb bas
bur9 aunIeit ihren bon Sinbsnbure
bart bsbrduaten ruififd,en 9unbssas=
noiisn grIsidlteruup 81 ffdffen. 4ber
nit Der SinOpfsrune bon 3,bntauisns
BEN bon Wsnihsn. NIT Der 0erfhpeHs
ounu asrabesu nnqeheuerli4sr Wtns
aen prn ittpetsr un0 itpsritsr Qrs
iillerismunition FranSDiiihen urb
ameritaniihen lIriprunas baben iit
uifi bas esrinafe errsidIt. &eiuen
1ub brett an gpbsn babsn iie gsipOHs
neH. osi6peige benn bnB ss ibnsn ess
IuHqen pGre, nnfere StslIune.n al
burhbrshen ober aud nrr su erihlts
tern, unb mas lie BON ibrm grfolaen
ersdblsn, bus III, tpis mir uns an Ort
unb StetIe abtrstis. bdbsn, eitel 2as
unb Srue.
DAT au6 uns bic 4bpsbr Der bur9
Wc4en binburH NIT unss9euNr er'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-30
Die Sereitelnns oes leetenHui-
ieHeiniaIs nad Siliit.

9trliH, 8. GpriI. - aus oem
Grob.n So,lpiauortier lpirb iib.r ben
aeplnrisn Ruifeneinfau in 3iliit unb
Die i'm bcriifsH @rsnseebiei am 20.
Wdrs itatiaebahten admpfe bsri9iet:
aIs bic Ruiien esgen Wlitts Ne
brudr bic bon ibnsu befsst ssrpeIensn
21eiIe Sitprsubsns i6lsunigft psrs
laiien mubian unb banH nad Der Wins
tsrftlaht bic Rsite ibrsr 10. 9lrmss
binier ben 1iemen unb 9obr retieten.
mubts ss iolpobI In psiersbura ais
bel ben 9srbinbsten peinIih bsriibreu.
bab bas ruiiiffs 5esr nun iib.ran bon
ifsinoesboben pertrie6en mar. "a es
Der nsusn 10. 4rmss ni6t g.lingen
poltt. asgtu Ciiprsubsn Raum Sa
atpinneH. audi ale aegen bic Siios
gren5e oieier beutitsH 8ren3ptoninS
unisrnommeneu glngriffe IHsiierisn,
10 DerfisI man duf bem plan, iih in
geiiB oss duberfteH Rorb5ipfsls Oh
preubtns 5u itben I'M penigiiens
burH bi.is .erpFsrune1 bsiiitHsn
Gebistes bic asbriidts 5ff.ntIite Msis
nunq in RusIdnb nsu 5u belsben. 3u
oieiem .3ntd !purbs bic fogtndnnie
Riaa Ssapla : Gruppe ssbilbst, bic
aus BEN arSEeren 9bsiI Der 68. gle,
ierr.bipiiion. Reithsnebren unb gren3s
i9ustruppsn suTammengeItss uHhi
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-30

Der Barnes Roospslts
DE pro3eb peranlubt cine Wn5dhl
politiIder Wutbmabungen. Cine ssbt
babin, bab Barnes bic alage anges
itrengt bat, Inn RopisbeIt bios gu tel
len unb banit einsn ibm unangensbs
men politiiheu 9esnsr aus osm Dese
gu rdumsn. Di.isnissn, pslhs BON
isbsr fir Ro' ''.pslt nismals stipas
iibrig batter, be6aupten, buB oisie Qbs
iidt poLlitdnbis errsi9t lei, nuhbsm
bic 9srbanblungen ertpieIen bubsu, bdb
Rooiepslt nit ben idlimmftsn SoHen,
tpis pIatt, in intimitem 9ertebr itanO
uno iih bersn Wiiniben gsfiigis ges
seigt bat. Die enissgenseieBte Ssite
bebauptst, oab Der qro5eb ben ppliti=
I6en llntergans bon Barnes uub bei.
len 4ubans berbeifii4ren iperbs, bern
Rooiepelt iperbe Elm obiisssnbss lrs
tbeil .rIansen, neil man ibm ni4ts
nahpeiTen t0nns, mag i.ine psriSns
lide Gbre I9dbist unb bab oas, mas
er sesen Barnes sefagt unb gsihriebsn
bat, IeSislid cine bersatist. Msis
uunesGuberuns lei. Mit bisier Trsi'
ipre6une perbe RooiepeIts Sts1ung
befeitist uHb 5ipar in foI6sm Mabe,
bab ibm bic rspublitaniI6e prGIioents
i9aftss9onbibutur ni6t sntaebsn
tonne. Siei. GoIseruns ia.int uus
mebr bon ben Winfden, aIs BON ben
Sbatiaaeu sinseesbsn. Msnn man
aud 5ugeiteben mag. bab RoofeDeIt,
iotpeit ss feline perIOnIihs Rs6tli6s
teit betrifft, nit reiner ipsibsr Weits
aug bsm prO5eb bsrDorseben tpirb, 10
lit bod duf her anbern Seits unbss
ifreitbar, oaB sr ben Rimbus, her big.
lang I'm 2ooiebslt idpebte. Seritiebsn
pirb. Wsnn man beoba6tet, tuis es Der
proSeb eripieien bat, bab er nit ben
goHen in beftsm Ginpsrnebmen itanb
unb iid ibre Disnits gsfallen iisb, I'm
Ieinen politifden @ortbeil gu f1rbern
unb fosur um bieie 9isnits nahiu6ts !
unb srit nit Ieinen @egnsrn aussinans
oertam. aIs fs niht ulIes tbun ipoIfs
ten, mas er bon ibnen Derldngte, 70 |
I9pinbet bic SOsalssItaIt, bic benz
9olts Don benz RoOi.Dslt oorihne6t,
Der nit einem langen Stod his Wus
herer unb Gslbpe9sler aus bsm poe
.itii6en Sempel binaustris6.
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5anbelss SstrstGr R.bfielD

5anbsls SstrstGr R.bfielo
5isbt bic aaIamitGtss9 s9suler bur6 BIZ.
0s4eI. Ra9 ietnsr 8sbauptuns fpirb
Die 9eidGftslage bes adnbss abfibts
lid ais I9iedt beSei9nst unO stpar
Don Denjenigen, pel9e Der abminis
ftrdtion etpds am 3eugs flidsn polfsn.
Der Ssrr Setretdr iollte bic Sanoelss
Statiititsn elmer priifung untsr5iebsn.
sSn iolhsm Sale piiroe ibm ni6t entz
gehsn, oaB bic gsssnipdrtigen Stonomis
lhen 9erAdltniiis tsiuen 9runo aur
3ufriebenbsit bi.t.n uno ss ioQte ibm
audi aIsbann bic Ginii6t tommsn, bab
bic aominiitration, tpel6er sr anaee
bort, oieis Sa6laes Deriduloet bdt.
Die iuoutrisue abdtieteit oss aaHoes
bsidrGHtt ii6 bauptid1licb auf bic
8etriebs, ipel6e &risgsmaterial bers
itsusH. Disfsn flisbsn ale &apiiaIien
81 unb ols natiirlids ssolse I.iDen Bite
anbsreu SHouitrisn bur9 gntsR5uns
non Rapttalisu. Guf teinen iSaIl pirb
Der osrr Sstretdr beitreiteu mol
len, oab normaIe @erbGItniiis in
Der Subuftrie obpaItsu tuirben,
nenu Jrisben bsitdHbe un6 bas Der
5riebe nod nidt sinsete6rt 1T, BAT Die
aomiHiitratton burd bic Doff.nliefss
ransen Dsrf4u!oet. Dem#a4 1T es
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@olltommsn bsrsatist t TT
bas griu6sn bss S9uliuperintsnbsns
zen Or. Gonoon, bab bic prei'e BON
Der @erDffsntlidnns con &ntlasen gee
gen aebrer 4bftanb nebmen ioa, biz II.
uHteriu6t uno eripieien iporbsu iinb.
Sir oi. 2ebrsr lit ss Elm GROCER Nadt
ibeiI unb es trdst nidt 81 ibrer Be
rufsfreuoisteit BEL, tpenu i. Dffent>
lid Der srauiamsn 8sbanDluna DOr
Stiilsrn beai6tist tperbsn, otne oai
ibHsu. ME ss ausnubmslus gsids5sn
1T. Elm llnre4t na6seipiefsn iperoeH
toHnts. Der SeniatioHalismus ioats
minoeitens ben S6uIen fern ge6altsn
Derbsn. Gr pirtt entmuthi9sno uuf
bic Sebrer unb bemoraliiir,nb auf bic
ainoer.
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mir narsn seueiet. bi.
sriten 8sri6te Der 1irten iiber ibre
Grfolss in ben Daroansll.n fir gu
roiis 3u baIten. SsBt aber. Sa eng
lamb ni4t post, lie su pioerlesen.
miiiien iis aIs ridtis eeIten. an eiuem
f6IisBliden Grfolss Der Siirten baben
mir pobl nidt ss3psifeli. bu uorausau>
itbsn mar, bab bic QGiirten niht ass
mug Wannitaftsn aufbieten tDunsn,
nm bic 5iirtsn auf sinsm fir JeiHbe
iebr ihpierisen 9eIdube gu iibsrs
pinbeH.
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Die prObritifde greffe

Die prObritifds prefie
bat nsue 1sftige 9lntlassn ses.n .bsutz
ihe 8arbarei" in Der 8srtpenbune bon
StidbOmbsn gsfuroen. Sn oieism
GaIIs faut bic 2lntlase uuf un=
isr 2anb 5uriit, benn bisies peissrte
itd auf Der 2OnoOnsr &OrfsrsnS, ben
Yarasrapb gu senebmigen, ipsIter Die
@erpsnbung bon iOI6sn gombsn psr=
bieten ipOllte. Das Der 8ertrs.sr Der
Der. Staaten, Sapt. Waban, iagte,
pdr ni9t barbariid, fonbsrn psrniinfs
tig. Gr itellts ndmlih bar. bab es
bsfer lei, penn Solbuten our6 Elm
momentanes unbsbuesn aubsr 9sfs9.
ssfest. aIs penn f. nit 9ranatsn ger.
riiTen perosn. Sm llsbrisen iit ss
2batiade, bab bic 5ran5Oisn i6Or
lanse Dor6er gom6sn benubtsu, bic
bttGubenbs Sale ausitrGmtsn.
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@it pelder @oriiat bic

Wit pslder @priiat bic
Wtittbeilungen Der IlIiirtsn aufsenoms
men psrben miifisn, tit aus ben GrtId>
runs bss oeuti i4en @eneralitabs gu err
ieben. oab bic Jransoien unb bic
gnsldnber Grfolge beanipru4en, bic
serabesu ld4erIit iinp, inbem poiiF
tionen. bic lie ero6ert babsn molten,
iit in Sdnbsn Der Deutiden bsfinb.n.
Inter bisien @.rbdltniTen 1T ss sera=
then, t.insr Ra4ridt Der aniirt.n
@Iaubsn gu iasnten, Biz lie BON Seis
ten Der Dsutiden beitdtist iporbsn 1T,
benn bisien pirb aud Der itlimmite
Jsiub bas 3ugeitdncnib nidt oeripeiz
germ t0nnsn, bab ibr. alneabsn 5uoers
lGfig finb.
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2ofal !. Seridt.
unfdae.

gbdrlss 5lsd pon no. go
0tImpib gIr,nue. Gin Wdri.r i'm III.
tsits9duis, mubts ssfisrn Ra1mitta,
nit sinsr SdulteDsfrsntrHs nad BIN
IIcbtiihsn Spfpttul s.bru&t ivtrbsn.
;slsd ipOIlt. .insn renit.n!,n Gsfanse-
nsn In cine 3slle iperrer unb trus b.i
Der aobbalcsrsi cine Bsrr,ntung Der
rs@teH GnuIt.r Sapen.