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The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1916-06-22
Fresh Fish Can Now go Thru Mail

Notice has been received at
the Washburn postoffice that
fresh fish, sailed, cured. smoked
or dried meats, and other meat
products will now be admitted
to the mails, and transported as
far as the sender thinks it will
go without spelling.
In sending fish or meat under
the new ruling, the sender is
taking his own risk. Should the
meat spoil in transit, it is under
stood that the postoffice en-
ployees have the privilege of
destroying the package.
Notice from Washington sta ties
that a person or firm is now re-
quired to send only 300 articles
second or third class or $50
articles fourth class to enter the
special permit class.
Previously it was necessary
to send at least 1000 articles.
and the decreased number will
allow the smaller firms to enter
the same class that was former
ly occupied by only the large
corporations.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1916-06-22
IN THE DAIRY.


The dairy cows should be kept out of
filthy inclosure. If the cow lot is
small it should be cleaned every morn
ing the same as the stalls.
The dairy cow needs to be brushed
or curried free of all the filth that ac-
cumulates on her body before milking
time. This promotes health as well as
sanitation.
Pure water given to the healthy COW
means pure milk to give health to
those who drink it and pure butter for
those who use it.
Never allow the cats around the barn
at milking time. They will be drinking
out of the milk bucket before you are
aware. They creep around so slyly, as
you know. Then you cannot say the
milk is certified.
The fellow that has kind heart is
the milkman you need. Pay him lit
tie extra to keep him with you. The
scolding, swearing man should be
turned off, tonight. He will whack a
cow, yell at her and SO intimidate her
that she will refuse to give down her
milk and become proftless.
When flies are bad spray the cows
The cow that has to work continually
to rid herself of these pests will not do
her best-Farm Progress.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1916-06-22
Farm and
Garden
GROW GARDEN GREENS.

Plenty of Well Rotted Manure Should
Be Worked Into the Soil.

Plenty of Well Rotted Manure Should
Be Worked Into the Soil.
II. S. Gardner, Missouri station.]
Americans should eat more green's
than they do at all seasons of the year,
because they are palatable and help to
keep one in good physical condition. In
the spring many people eat few meals
of the old standby leaf crops, such as
spinach, lettuce and dandelion, and
and then forget that these or similar
crops should be grown and eaten
throughout the summer and canned for
winter use.
When warmer weather makes the
spring crops woody or bitter the tops
of cabbage and beets may be used, and
still later chard or New Zealand spin
ach may be used because they are able
to stand the hot weather, and if they
have got a good start in normally
wet spring they will thrive on very
small amount of rainfall. They should
be started early in the spring usually
about the time early cabbage is set out.
Chard is sown at the rate of one or
two seeds per inch in drills at least
eighteen inches apart, and when the
plants begin to crowd they are gradual
ly thinned out so that they finally
stand six inches apart. The plants so
removed are cooked and used much as
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1916-06-22
Fair Enouqh.

"Yes," we admitted, its a fine car,
and we'd be glad TO own it. but we
can't afford to buy it, and there's no
use wasting your breath trying TO per-
suade u.s.
Listen" pleaded the agent. This
car isn't going to cost you cent All
you've got to do is to take out an ac-
cident policy in our favor and the car
is yours Well even pay the premium
on the policy. Can anything be fairer
than thatT'-St. Louis Dispatch.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1916-06-22
Both ProdinaIs-

A young wife demonstrated with her
husband, dissipated spendthrift. on
his conduct Love said he. Il am
like the prodigal son shall reform
by and by
81 viii be like the prodigal son. too
she replied. for | shall arise and go to
my father"
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1916-06-22
Congregational Church

Regular Service Sunday
morning at 1890. Subject of
sermon: sStraws In The Wind. y
Matt. 5:21. Sunday school at
11:45. Christian Endeavor at
7-15. Evening worship at 8
o'clock. Fifteen minutes of song
and informal talk. Scouts and
Cadets as usual. Next week,
June 29th there will be no prayer
and conversation meeting owing
to the absence of minister.
o. w. Smith, Minister.
For good city lots, in desirable
location see w. A. Robinson.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1916-06-22
Al Artists Fad.

A Parisisa artist in lieu of picture
gallery has a collection of great paint
ers' palettes. some 500 in number.
among Them being Corot's. Isabeys
and THEODORE Rousseau's. On many
of the kalettes are sketches by the
painters wio used them.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1916-06-22
wycIiHe'. Bible.

John Wycliffe, completed the transla-
ton of the whole Bible for the first
time into the language of the English
people. He was born near RichmoT
In Yorkshire, about 1924.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1916-06-22
New Heating System for Pioneer School

The Board of Education has
awarded the contract for the
installation of a new heating
system in the Pioneer School in
this city to the Washburn
Plumbing Company. Work will
be started at once.
The present heating system
in this school, the hot air sys-
tenn, will be discarded and steam
heat will be provided. Two hot
air furnaces are now in use.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1916-06-22
A Case of Fiftx-Fifty.

"Half the world doesn't know
the other half lives"
That's the half that minds
own business pronably.'-Philadel
Ledger.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1916-06-22
Trees With "Wet Feet"

At no season of the year should wa
ter stand around the trees and vines.
Their roots will not stand it. There
must be proper drainage.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1916-06-22

Leo Belanger of Duluth spent a
few hours in the city Monday visit
ing with relatives.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1916-06-22

The smallest thing wreiiN done be
comes artistic. William Matthews.
Washington Journal., 1916-02-25

ous TiBs, iunss @sTdOpF elm S1attsK
mar, Der an Der Sdipslle bes Tooss
%ssItonbsn. Seine INblids, ionm9e
Autb, pie fab er Ie pisoerl limb
Oennod fabte ibn cine nomsnlois ct
Iigteit. bob CT fe pisosrIob. @iner
anoern 2isben piir0e CT nur nod ieis
nen &ranS outs @rab Iessu ionnsn.
SIN S6ube Der @rottenbriiliung
Iant CT nieber.
SdmoIs, psids Singer oriffsn in
has brdunIite osIodte 9aar Dss Sc
.iebten.
SD babe bid, mein !Slns, L.
babe bid! Die eliidIih bin ld!~
Nismono ft0rte Die beiOen.
Damn ub.r, aIs Ruib gu Dem 2ic.
geitubI 5uridgebro9t mar, begruBit
er bic onoern.
3uleBt iponoie er Ii1 Dem Woier
gu. Die MGnner fparen turS, o!s
enttpeibe ieoes iiberfIiiIIies Wovi Die
9eiligteit Der Stunoe.
~@ater!" iaste Der Sunes.
~Wlein Sobn!~ Der 4Ite.
unb bann tiBten iis ii9.
(gnbtD
Washington Journal., 1916-02-25
GeIb N . r

GeIbbumcr. Relerpiit
Grauie. in oeiien geiis iid i4on feds
Observation-Disclosures angeIammelt
paten. lit ungeDobnli4 mayer. .Sa".
ider5t elm Ramerao, .3rauIe bat nun
le4s 8au4binoen unO teinen
8au9!"
. ~erfreute 6Drier.
50rlter Bartenbaher betommt als
sapierer TelbloIOat oas @iierne &reua
lnO auberbem nod 5pei bunoesltaats
llde 9upferteitsorOsn. ~5amos". ruff
sr freuOelirablenO, nieBt perosn iie
mir oabeim am Stummtii9 meine
3riessgei9idten bod sIauben milf
Ien!"
gntf9uIbiguns. Muts
Ter: Gun, SIie. pie Oentit bu: 8epOr
tein 8erebrer ausruden mub. piro er
iid Dir bod bOffentIid nod ertIdren9
ren9
SII: M9, Mutter, Ou ueibi bod.
pabre 2iebs bat feline Morte!
Washington Journal., 1916-02-25
am 5tammtif&.
Bon Srib muuer.

Dieter Gtammtii9 mar felt Sa9s
rem sIei4 beieBt. S9 tonnts be Nns
men %uIpbabetil9 pieoer9olsn. Aber
es 1T ioerfIiinig. @enau 10. IN Der
Jlei9en Heibeufolee, iteben lie felt
Sahrcn i'm AOreBpud.
9tuf einrnaI fdnippte Der ariel
nit Spei Tingern iiber 0ieitn
Stammtii4 uno 9oIte eiuen roJs
AUS S9la9tfelo. nn0 in bic vide
~Itiiroten jeoen Mbenb Die Weaen siner
aufgeregten lnterboltung. sic eli.
oerten tein Sofa an Dem einsn Ieersn
YloB.
3sbn @p9en blieb Der Ieer. Damn
Iab elm SoI0at oornut. Elm perlpulLs
better Spl0at.
rMeil sic nur tpieber oo Iinb,
9err Rie6erreiter -" idete man i'm
Rreis uno briidte ibm feierIih bic
9ano, tlopfte inn psrtruuliH au; Die
S9ulter uno fra5te unb quetld.e l1n
aus, u~nbarmbcrSig. Denn maa
ipuBte, baB iein Hegiment erit sesen
Die 8eIsier gefO4teu bate unb Oarn
segen bic Auiien, uno i9IieBli9 ipie.
Der sessn Die Troa8oien unO oegsu
Die G%n9IGnoer. Man bate i'm bon
leIbIt eradblen lafen t0nnen. ben
5errn Nieoerreiter. Mber man lieB
ibm teine 3sit. DEM alio9Iei9 boz
gelte es auf ibn elm:
SAB ib ni1t redt, Serr Nieber.
%reiter. tpenn i'd beboupte, bob Die
Jranooien ~"
.9ab i'd uidt redt. Ssrr gl;sbsr.
r%eiter, lpenn i'd ioge, Dab Der grObe
@sneroIftob :. So
.Sit es ni9t elm llnIinn, 9err
Nieoerreiter, penn Der 9err Moier
meint, oab Die Ru1en ~"
.9ot Der :0err S1mib ni9t
Idnnbbar Oanebensei9oHen. 9err NieD
oerreiter, penn er gIaubt, boB Ole
@%ngldnOer ~"
Der 9err Riebsrreiter mar erft
cine Meile itumm. Donn ma1te Ct
einen gei9ninoen Bid um zen
Stummtif9 unO io9te gu dlen Jra'
germ rubig unb bei9eiben:
sd meiB eS ni9t."
ga ma9te Der Stammtii9 grobe
Iu9er.
$50, fparen Sic benn nidt IN
Rrleg, 9err Rieoerreiter9" bisb eS.
unb einige iaben miblrauila auf
Den Mrm in Der 8inbe.
.9lber Serr Iieberrsiter," ginJ es
meter. rpenn sic nidt einmal lol,
c. 5ldaen beantmOrten t5nnen. ole
oen Hrieg betreffen -"
sd bite um GntfduIbi0ung,~
Idgte Der !9err TieOerrciter. .aber
5bre Jragen betrcffen ni4t ben
Mrieg. lpnOsrn bic Meinung oes
germ Wiaier, Die Meinung 0es GERM
G9mib, Die M%einung oeS -"
9a eine man iiber ben Germ Nie.
osrrelter our Id9eSoronung iber.
unb ipsr bon ferne auf ben Stamm'
tii9 iab, Der tOnnte inter neun Def.
tig reoenosn Serren einer itilen Col.
oatsn ieben. iiber osilen Ropf Die
Worte fo9ten unO bic Wrme...
unb pie jsbt Der Solbat burG, bas
@ereoe unDerlpanot in Die Ssrne Der
eeitanoensn Sdmpfe idaute. NOR es
an bieiem Stammtif9 gerabe 10 pie
felt aebn Wo4en: YetOie uno Elm
filler plaB.
Washington Journal., 1916-02-25

~2tIIO fir iest it ni&ts gu ma.
Gen?"
.Nidts."
limb bos SpGtsre ="
~Sebt Der Wpriebung nnbeim. Sm
Rompf Der Wuffen f9psissn Die @s.
iebe. = Wie ssIcet, fatal. Die Sc,
idi9te 1T 10 sriinrIi9 Dsrfabren, Dab
Ie einsig in ibrsr 9trt baIisben
birfte.~
Wie i'm SoumeI Idltenber 6offs
nungsloIi9tsit sins Der olte Mann.
Washington Journal., 1916-02-25

- Simmer 0erfyIbe. pros
feFor: .Meine 9erren. tpenn mir
uns oas 2ebensbiIo 2uopigs XVI.
betra9ten, 10 fdlt uns oa Defenders
ouf baB er nit Mtit uno llnerz
idrpdenbeit bns S9afott betrot, rus
big uno sefaBt. obne ben Ropf an
berlieren."
Washington Journal., 1916-02-25
sIns Der antsn alien 3eit.

WirgernebrfoIbat MlsIbe
eeborfomI9t, bob Druppen tOmmen.
WaS
fir pel9e2
4irgerpebrfoIbat Rds
oea0ruppeu. 3erre @ennroI.
Washington Journal., 1916-02-25
.Gs ner6e @edt.

I(g1uman BON slrt6nr @iHdIer.x at'
ncnberg.).
Washington Journal., 1916-02-25

(1S. GOrtfssuug uuO s4Iub).
Washington Journal., 1916-02-25

gs mar dies 4noa4t, ales Mstbs.
ais Miin9 biefe beioen Briete i'm
Jamilientreiie norlos.
Damn sine CT binauf gu Eutb.
MeiB unb baser lag iie od, bag
IGmale @eiidthen nod INNER 10 pou
W~tiibigteit uno @er5asen.
Du ieste ii6 ole Muttsr gu i4r
ans Bett.
Sn Der Mutter Mntlib lag cine 10
punberbare Greube. baB Nut6 err
Itaunt auffdaute.
s&inb." begann is isBt, mir brins
gen CUTE Na9ri4t -, eri9rid ni4t,
lei fart -"
Rutb eri6rat bod. baB ihr bic
Gimme f4panoen.
Mber balb .am lie pisber gu iiA.
.9on Sans2" fliiiterte tie.
.Sa. bon 9ans -"
~gr TT uni@uIois -"
.Sa."
Da aog Elm bertlGrnbsr Glnn5 iber
Nutbs tisber 5aee Mienen.
Limb mir baben ssapeifeIt!4 faste
lie. Der Slang DsrbIih, Srdnen lOi@s
ten i'm aus.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-08-22

FARM LOANS 5 anf per cent 4
Nirhols Really 20 s2n Kan Ave Tel 4
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-08-22
MONEY.

MONEY TO LOAN ON ALL KINDS or
PERSONAL PROPERTY.
hold goods, libraries. typewriters. autos,
carriages. machinery. and to saIaried pes.
Rural credit farm loans Topeka city
loans at low rates. Mortgages and rural
credit bonds for sale =
r. G. SEGER :,
325 New England Bldg Phone 1871
LOANS made on any kind Of personal Sc
curity. I. Bfsroe. 523 Kansas Ave. =
HOME money loans. best rates. Pay hers
abstract complete Write me. n. p March.
Loans and. Insurance LOT W. 7th. Topeka.
MONEY TO LOAN on city and farm
property. any amount low interest rates
and most liberal terms cail or write fsr
our plan. W M Forbes & Co. =.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-08-22

SeSeoh :. Inc tity Clerk shall make
liver the same to the County Clerk of
shawnee County. Kansas, who shalt place
the several amounts mentioned in Section
l of this ordinance upon the tax roll of
the said county to be collected as one tax
in the same manner as other taxes are col
lected.
Section 3. This ordinance shall take eff
feet and be in force from and after its
publication in the official city paper %
Passed the Beard Of Commissioner. Aug.
1S 1916
Approved, Aug. 1s, 1916. -,
JAY Z. HOUSE.
!SeaD Magyar.
City Clerk.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-08-22
FLORISTS.
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HAYES FLOWER SHOP

for fresh flowers. weddings and funerals
speciality. Our stock always FRESH
Grown in our own greenhouses $40 Kan-
sas ave Phone s71 j.
floral designs. eG7 Kan ave Phone 178- W.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-08-22

FRAMING. regifding, mat making. mound
ng done By J D Sullivan. 122<12& Ws8<1
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-18
@ie lanse mod :?

Sc gibf feline Grtperbstlaffe in ben
Der. Staaten, bic ni6t bittere 8e<
i9perben Sber bic unterbriidung bes
dmeritanii9en 9unbels bura Gnss
lambs 9epaltafte fiibrte. Die Tarmsr
i'm @eften unb Siiben erleibsn fhpere
@erluite, neil iie pDn ben surOp1ii6en
Wsdrtten, fpo Der grDbte 8ebarf na9
ibren Waaren beitebt, ousgei6loiIen
fperben. Die Sabritdnten t6nnen mes
Der bic RobftOffe erlongsn, bic iie
brdu4en, nod ibre fertisen Dadren,
fofern fie nt4i in &rieesmaterial be.
iteben, DerfenDen. Die Qrbeiter Be-
fdperer iih, bab iie gum groben
Sbeils unbef9dftigt iinb unb bic
6dnbIer, auf fDel6e bic fdfpieriee Gage
Der Jurmer urD @rbeiter suriidpirtf,
befdperen ii9 ri9t miuber iiber bic
9rutolitdten gngfdnbs. Sogar bic
Rrdntcn in unIerem 9anbe berfpiren
Sisis i4mu4DoIIeu @erhdltniiIs Sur4
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-18
gokal.Dfrid)t
Saie.SaH.
Ens Der GiHibnnasitaiiOn Der
rSleSs" in eoniiiana. - 5bre
siueife glieoerIase in 1916.

SiI 6crn britten reguIarcn SpieIe
Ser Gerie Stpiifen aNeos" uilo
Sbrepeport .gniiers" auf Der Gin.
iiblngsitation iiel am Tonnerstag
9.adulittag Der Sieg ipieoerint ben
Sevieren gu. Das 6eidlis Der ~@eos"
lcuroc In biefer Reibenfolge bon ben
Sdlcuberern Mdelp, gfneioer uro
aPitfea ilnS ben Ddnsern iGIartc,
ggingo iinb Sabn ge1en @alfer iIro
saare refp. gseas beoient. 9eim Se.
qinn bes 6. Gmpes batteT beioe
9.euner je 3 aouie cingebeinIlt.
Sdneiber jif)erie in oieiem @anle
ais letter Sfi1ser einen Se.nl'
Ianitreffer, ipontit bic r3eSs"
lbre lestcn 8 9dufe ii&erten. Shnci.
Der, cem Snrh ben itrenlioien Mino.
Iaif bic pidte ausgeaonsea uno Der
nlc aontrcle iiber ieinen Bal bcrIc.
rcn hotte ,erIairbte Den 9esnern ourdl
elncn Sreipnb imS oft Ireffer ili
ser lesten sSaIfte bes @angcs 4 2du.
ie, ipas ben 2estercn ben Sies CAB.
gie .Sfeos" fpieIten febIerirei gesclr
. 5cbler Der r@uiicrs".
OnsSpieI.
Cincinnati 00t203000---G
Gbrebeport 000400~--1
gsegen perIester SiiIfie, Die or tn
bcn Oicnitas EpieIe i'm Siurae beim
gaIenIaiif 5ur 2. Citation oaDontrng.
fo::llte S1iipdirc Ser5cg niht am
Spiele fbeilnehmen, mas unppeiicl.
baf. Die gsieberIaee berbcifibrte. oa
'ciit Aertretcr auf Der sfbfanasitntipu
acilSon iib oIs nrinoenpertbig er.
,pies.
Weitcri Rafmittng fau5 ou Gbrci
6cs ct. qatridstageS Elm aanlpi
5piifen srpei ngtennern" Scr
~9icos" C2e,tiae sescH SrIanocr)
iiatt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-18

niht unternpmmen ipsrbtn t0nneii unb
bic iebt nod, ipenn audi persebli4 sss
besfe Soffnung bieiss 3ieI su errei'
den, piirbe, Sci itrensfter Wabrans
|ibrer He6te Seitens Der Neutralen,
ni&t msbr aufre4t erbolten iperbsn
i6nnsn, mas Gnglqnb aipingen Mir
be, ben Srieben an5ubabnsn. Da'
rum @iTon bieien 10 nabdiesenpsn
@ebantsn. baB Der arieg nidt fie
Re6te unieres 9anbes fbmdlern
biirfs, nidt auf Der StslIe aufsenoms
men bat, 1T cine pielsr0rterte Jrage.
Die Ginen iasen, bab er England aus
Sab segsn Oeuti9lanb gum Siege
perbslfsn tpoIlte; bic anberen, baB er
bic 8affenlieferuns als Elm sutes Sc
ihdft bstra9tete, bas ibm aur Wiebers
ertpdbluns perbelfen tpiirbe. slber
sleidpiel, ipelfes bic 9tiinbs iparen,
bat @ilion iid an isiner Rotiun, an
Der @slt unb an Der auItur fdtper
bergangen, bab er tetnen Suno Der
nelhralen Md9te psranlabte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-18

itslungsn IN 2lneriifsn, gombdrbe'
ments, ulip. Dos 1T fddbe, beun bds
publifum i'm 9infsrTdrbs bungert
fGrmIi9 bana4. ssrdbs bie lsbttren
@iiber gu jsben. AIItrbin9S tusrben
tier In Der Ulonor4is aud bon 3eit
5a 3eit bsfoubers Aufnabmen an bsr
itaIisnif1sn obsr 1olfdnfrcnt &C,
modi, unb 3ipdr auf DerunIdhung bes
arieasfiiriorsedmts msiftens una fir
fochlt1iiqe 3tpede, tpofsi bonn ber
3uI4auer fir einen syilm sinen DOLE
lar Bis flint Dollars binierIessn mub.
alber bos 1T bod nur fiir sine gang
tlsine Winberbeit. Der sroBe 9oufs
Ter Gf,duIuifiaeu profitirt niht b1s
bon. 90 fab it n.uIid einsu fDunS:rs
bar 'd5nsn ;silm: bic DcIomitsn tn
Siibtirol, 5000 Tlsier bod, eth pas
irouiIlsnssfsdt spifdsn GtaHDfhib:n
i:nb MIpini mitteu In gis unb Sbn-s,
ter ,2lufifisa" beiptriiislIiat mitpid.l,
eisbnren unb Gsilsn an ientrtdter
5eIfsnipunb. Damn hb Id einsn, Der
bi, psrfdiebmsn abtsilunssn Der bee
riibmisn Stcoafperfs. ioear ous Ciss
zen Der RitIeaaefdiibe. ssidis. absr
ME id fhon bsmsrits::: .xhc. is cos
riar for ibt general. Der orps
Wann aus Dem gcIf BAT nidts bnpor.
gpplf bon GGierbrdnb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-18
1tsn. 15. syetruar 1916.

Wie ppbl al ben Giiritinnen bon
feutifer @e5urt unb Deutibsm 81 IT
in Wubrbeit su Mute iit, bic i'm Eager
hsr 9rbfsinbe ibrss @oterlanbss ps's
len, bic bort Gag nm 9as bic Gliide
unb gsripiinidunsen psrnebmsn m;iis
fen, be auf ibr DoIistum seialeuO:~t
perben; bic ibre Gntten, ibre ainb.r,
iosar ben bsutftsn Tamen Dsru,s
sIimpfsn b0ren; ben Deutfdben aIltrs
taub Sdmoa, Gdaube, Greusl ans
bi9tsn, Iis ais ,garboren". aIs .5u =
nen" be5eiaHsn b6ren, mo iie lie
0eutiden perbobnen unb bei6impfeI
ilnb ioum nod ais menIdIibe Wefea
seIten Iaifsu MOLTEN; ipr in Der preiie
ibrsr rdnsebeiratsttn" 5freiten Seimat
iebss Gsfiibl, bas ibnsn in Der ainos
belt, in ibren Mdbhsniabren bsi.i5
unb teuer mar, psripottet tpirb2
Dos 1T Elm feelifGss 5raueripiI,
iiber bsiisu ipabre glrt unb 1iei, iuo6I
mic Der SGleier geluftet fperben ipirS.
llnb Oas III pobl aud Der itlimmfte
Seil ibres Wartpriurus, bub bi.is
armen 6rauen 5dpeigenb buIbsn mil
Zen. asiu 2aut, Der ibre iDirtlifsu
GmpfiubInsen perraten piirbs, bari
Tb ibren 2ippsn entrinsen; iie pdre1
icnfi iDfort uls 0srratsrinnen ac.
tranbmarlt. sic Tinb BON anfana On
III einsm ariess pis Der iebtee infcfss
ifrsr SsrtunFt bpppeit perbdatis.
Der strinsite MnIuE. fsIbft Elm p5lIiJ
pegenIionosloIts @sriift seniist. uin
fie Der iptenbeH woilsmnfIen tis
2nnbesfsinbs sriAeinsn su luHen.
llnb ioIAey arrnea Gpfsr btr
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Die @bftat. grnan iii.

Die qbfi4t, 9rpan fiji T
ben HObsli9en Jrieoeuspreis bprsus
i9lasen, errest BEL Der probritii9en
prefs unieres 2anbes bonerifhes Gez
Id4ter. Waan frast, mas sr baau beis
getrageu bat, ben Jrieben bersuiteG,n.
DAB er benz &riese ni9i elm GnSe ges
maft bat, TT ridtis, aber er bat be-
tpisien, bab er Elm aufri9tiser 5reuub
bes Jriebeus 1T inbenl er ieiner uebers
5euguns fem &mt gum Spfer gsbraat
bat, ala er aug benz 4abinet ausfhieo,
neil er bic feinoIi9e @siirtnung bes
prdfoenten sessn Seltf9laub ni9t
biaiste. Mir slauben aud, bic ans
ii4t pertreteH gu biirfen, bab 8rpan
bur9 ieiue Reiigndtton piel ba5u beis
setragen bat. ben arieg nit Oeutf9e
lamb gu perbiiten. Seine ReTsnation
bat i'm @Dlte Qufieben erregt unb bies
fem gum 8etpubtiein gebratbt, bas Der
prdiibent bic @bii9t babe, pas 2unb
nuthpiliser Deiie in ben eurppGis
f4en &rieg gu itiirSen unb es unter
ltegt tsinem 3peiFel, bub bic aufs
mertiamfeit, tpel9e grpans Riidtritt
erregts, pief ba5u beigetragen bat, bic
Srisgstputb bes Prdiibenten gu bdmps
zen. Oemna4 tunn man grpan bic
Insrtenmins ni4t Deriasen, bab er els
men &ries oerbinbert bat.
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gterblidb bfeits sberid)t.

Marsarsi aaiion, IA. 7211 Gors
ibass pits; 9er5oerfsttung.
SnlOb 1rsn3. 80. 3139 GIentpop
Gpenue; 2uneenentsiinbnns.
glnna Worbmepsr, 60, IL OF Ct
bsrtp Strdbe; Wagensrebs.
Dono!p Uiilion, rs, 1873 Toreit
apenus; RippeuftIItntsiinbuns.
Stella 9sming. q, IL WeF Gorrp
5traBe; siiberiuIoie.
Tlarp guttemiIlsr, So, $3.50 Qu.
burn absnue; Iltsrs5hmd1s.
Barbara wamisr. 81. Gston 5ofpt'
tai; 9er5leiben.
Tdruine @rapsner, 70. Gbriit 3o'
fpital; Gebirnihlas.
Catherine Shurbrod. 78. TIT
DeNbam Strait; Grippe.
gtbel aramfduiter. /, 26o Wobdipi
Strabe; auneeMni5iiubuns.
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Observation-Disclosures

DasReprdfsntau aus
bat Ii4 fir bic 9eibsbuItuns Der GUT
teritsuer, bic nab elm paur Suhren
edn5Iib arfb0reH ioIIte. entfaieoen
unb Der Senat tpiro bas 9leiae tbun.
Oamit 1T ipieber Gins Don ben pisleH
uuiinnisen 9efessn, bic @Ifpn bem
Sanoe aufbiiroete, peri6ullHben. Die
elbiddffuns Der 3uderiteuer bate bic
@ernunft unb iosar bic bemptratii9eH
prinaipien segeu ii4: es mar niHts
psitsr oIs eleHbe Oemogogie, bic iest
griinbli1 blpseeftelt fpirb.
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sbatsu ibr. gHidjt.

Coroner IN. 5oertu,cner Bat IN iet.
,leiu gerbift iiber ben EoS oes 5ar.
bigea wsorbers gtinion Sbadlefcro,
sic Teteftipes sserrp Snnraban uno
sschu Morf, bic bsfaintli4 ocn
WiorSb,iben eridoiIen. no6Scm CT
Tie peripurtoet hattie, bon jeospcocr
g,erantrortIidfeit entInitet. Sbnd.c.
fc-b ioIIte befdnnfIih nnf alnildrn
Dci gebcrben bon gfcpurf, g.. Der.
haitet iperoen, mo- er siuei beinbrtc
slnceEorige erulOroet batte.
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i1nier semeiner solbat.
Der grunbfein unferer
grfolgs

Gin Sffisier, Der felt gegiun bes
&riegss in Der Jront itebt. fdreibt:
4dt5ebn Wonate pdbrt nun bas
unsebeure Ring.n, adi3ebn Monais
bes er0bten unb furhtbariten Griegss,
ben bic grbe ie seftben, Iiesen btnisr
uns. Damit nber aud udtaebn Monas
ie fir unm5sIid ssbaIiene GrfoIge,
itof3efter Gisse, sldu3snbsn Rubmes.
Wsnn mir uns buriiber Re1srfdaft
ablegen molten, ME bas dIIss m5gIi@
eepsisu 10. Sisfeu mir sin wi4ttess,