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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-16

been fred. The gyroscope Is rapid
~ rotating wheel set in gimbals and II
maintains its position and operates
the steering gear with the result that
the torpedo Is made TO go in whatever
direction 1t has been determined
should go when the gyroscope was
set and released just before the tor
peao entered the water. II desired
this device could be set to make the
torpedo travel In a circle and 80 lit.
orally is the gyroscope the whole
thing when 1t comes to determining
the route OF a torpedo In the water
that in experiments In the U. 8. Navy
torpedoes have been dropped into the
water from cages instead OF being
fred from a tube or gun and the nifty
little balancer brought things arouni
all right.
ake-Bclieve Torpedo Warfare.
Target practice with torpedoes
there must be, of course. but shoot
ing at the mark with torpedoes is not
so costly pasttme as Is target practice
with the 12-inch guns firing full serv.
tee charges of powder. The economy
In shooting at a mark with torpedoes
Is possible because 1t Is practicable
to use torpedoes without what 10
known as the war head" which
means that the torpedo cannot ex-
plode and do damage to itself OF any
thing else. BY this scheme the tor
pedo marksmen get practice with
full-fedged torpedoes and yet Uncie
Sam Is not out of pocket $4,000 more
or less every time an attempt Is made
to hit the bulls eye. The men be-
hind the torpedo tube on u. 8. tor
pedo shooter not only know how to
make a torpedo reach the spot" but
they are specialists in the sense that
they can repair or adjust torpedo
that is awry,-this latter ability hav-
ing been acquired in special course
of training at Uncle SAINTS torpedo
mandatory. Withal the Yankee tor
pedo is preparedness asset to be
proud of.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-16
showed through the water by the same

showed through the water by the same
means.
The Latest Routine In Firing Tor
-----~ pedees.
Torpedoes, nowadays, are entirely
too costly to waste even II there were
not the danger that the torpedo hur-
Ter will have but one chance and must
make the most of 1t. Consequently
every effort Is being made to reduce
torpedo firing to a fine science. In
proof OF that only witness the speed
ing up of torpedo mechanism that now
makes 1t possible for a u. 8. torpedo
to travel through the water at q clip
of nearly fifty miles per hour.
Many a layman wonders how II is
that torpedo travelling through the
water. and presumably affected by
currents, etc. can be fired with any,
thing like the accuracy OF a shot from
gun but 1t is. all the same. For one
thing, the currents do not operate to
ccfect the torpedo or II they do affect
il they exert the same influence upon
the target ship. As matter Of fact
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-16

taken their husbands places In ONCE
work. But this is true not only OF the
brides but of many of the married
women. who have undertaken to hold
down the husbands Job. and some are
succeeding admirably.
Now the men have settled down to
the hard task Of getting in shape for
the front should they be called. Mex
leo at this season of the year has not
a particularly healthy or pleasant cli-
mate. and In order to keep we'll ont
must be in good physical condition.
1t is hoped that the camp training will
bring this about Long hikes and
drills are the order of the day. and
everybody Is busy from the General
to the man who digs bitches. Trench
warfare Is being studied as 1t is now
one of the necessities of modern war.
fare.
Patriotic Sentiments OF Firms
All over the country the NatioSal
Guardsman is being assured that he
will receive full pay while he Is away
and that his position will remain open
until his return. Some firms have
the widows In case the husband
should not return. Others are ar
ranging for the men according to the
means of the concerns, showing
patriotism of the highest order. Those
who have regarded the United States
as peace-at-any-price Nation will.
soon have that notion dispelled.
The call will have many uses; 1t will
teach our National Guard what Is re-
ouired for actual warfare both IL
equipment and training. Above all. 1t
will be an object lesson on the sub
ject OF preparedness and will beses
the people to earnest thinking that II
SO much is needed In difficulty with
a third rate power like Mexico and we
are so deficient in so small task
what would be our fix II we were tc
face n powerful nation. May the les
son now learned bear fruit of an
actual state OF preparedness second te
none in the world. The camps are
open to the public. and every citizen
whose age or duties keep him from
enlisting should find time to at least
encourage the men in their strenuous
work OF getting in shape to defend the
honor OF our land.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-16
Uncle Sam Is Fully Abreast the Resi- of the World
When Ii Comes To Dealing BlotOs Under the Water
Submarines Subplanting Torpedo Boats

regular feature of their armament
and II Is safe to say that with torpedo
warfare ever unfolding new possibli~
tiles these adjuncts will. II there ls
any change. be Increased In number,
Yankee Torpcioes of Longer Range.
This years naval estimates CON
tain request for the tidy sum of
$500 600 for 'orpedoes. This money
Is desired for what are known as re
placement torpedoes" and that let's
us into one of the secrets Of the pc
Rod. The Yankee torpedo. already
ranking as the most efficient In the
world, has lately been improved by
increasing the range. That is 10 say
means have boon found to enable the
torpedo 70 travel farther in quest Of
its prey and SO valuable is this longer
reach OF the torpedo accounted that
the Government is CARRYING out an
ambitious scheme 10 replace all tor
pedoes on our battleships with the
new variety.
The new Yankee torpedo which can
travel as great distance as any tor
pedo used by any foreign power in
the present war does not present n
different appearance from the old
style American torpedo which has a
range OF 1900 yards. The new tor
pedo is little or. no longer than the
old and 1t is the SO me diameter as the
old. namely twenty-one inches. but
the interior construction is different
incidentally. Uncle Sam has made a
change In the. explosive used in his
new torpedo. Formerly gun cotton
was used but latterly the business end
OF each torpedo has been filed with
mn explosive bearing rhe catchy name
OF "trinitrotoluol," It Is claimed for
this tawbreaker that IT Is fully as
strong in It's punch as gun cotton and
that II Is more easily handled, etc.
Cncfe Sam builds many OF his own
torpedoes and is rapidly working into
an independent position in this re-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-16
BY wALDON FAWCETT.

RF it's to be torpedo warfare in flu
ture.-and between ourselves 1t
looks very much as II It is--the
United States will not be caught
mapping. Truth to tell. prepared
ness" as Il relates 20 torpedoes is al
ready in a measure an accom- plished
fact and the Navy Department is
working tooth and nail 20 make 1t
come true" in even greater measure.
The New Era I'm Torpedo Warfare.
Not so many years ago the firing OF
torpedoes was supposed AT least nc
coTding to the popular idea.--to be
1axt to torpedo boats. The torpedo
boat was specially built. lean. lank
craft, the sole function of which was
~ huri torpedoes and in consequence
carried no weapons other than torpe-
10 tubes except a few small caiibre
gums for defense purposes under GER
tain circumstances. The torpedo
heats were. OF course, unarmored for
~ was their cue to stealthiiy deliver
II blow and get away ere the enemy
|eoAlixed what had happened.
Under the new status. torpedoes are
ut on their dire errands from sub
nnAs1nes. from destroyers.-the short
~ torpedo boat destroyers,--an
Nom battleships. The submarine ap-
- to the popular Imagination. OF
|&DMrse. as the logical vehicle OF tor
Id warfare and so II is. in a meas
- but the self-same North Sea bat
1n nroves that no one class OF craft
~ any right To claim a monopoly In
epedo use. In that battle the de-
attic battleships and did precisely
|haf, according 10 the old theory.
|aaght but torpedo boats could do
aG1k4 ~ the same time the battieships
I'D turpedoes Just as they hurled IL
- and l2-inch shells. All modern
xtleships have torpedo tubes as
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-16
Camps Where Our Nat
'ional GuardAre Modified
for Service in Mexico if
Necessary-AnArgum
for Preparedness.
Copyright. 1916. by The International
Syndicate

Copyright 1916. by The International
Syndicate.
Is doubted IL the average citizen
OF the United States knows even
In a general way what is required
In the mobilization of our Ma
tionai Guard for actual service in the
defense OF our country. Many prob
ably think that the call to arms is
answered by the regiments collecting
1t their respective armories and
marching to the camp to wait the final
order to go to the front. 1t is per-
haps, this great-~and you might say.
criminal ignorance on this subject
that has called the feeling against
national preparedness Our National
Guard In not equipped for actual war
fare, and the sooner this is recognized
the better 1t will be for our National
honor. and there will be ways and
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-30
Sic 9iatbrioobe.

.gbicaso, 80. Mop. SIZE feds
@anner nnb Sraue1,. bic iid bier n
ter Illfiidt bes itdbtii9en ganitats<
antics elmer 9idtflr lmter5ogen baz
ben, Inn nadsutpeiien, bab Elm gelnrlz
Der Weni9 ii6 alb beut5ntage nod
fir 40 Gents pro Sag %ernabren fann,
b%efinoen ii@ in 10 bor5iislider Ser
fa1Illng, bab Der Better bes @rperis
ments, ST.. Sin &obertion, bei9lplen
bat. Tie bon iett an fir % Gents PRO
Sag nnb Ser1on gu fittern. MQe
5tp0lf Sbeilnebmer an bem 9idtegperiz
ment baben bon u Big Az gfunb an
|ibrem &0rpersepidt 5usenommen. Sic
bisberigen grnabrunssfoiten pro Sag
nnb 8erion betrngen 33 2z3 Gents,
'pobei iebo9 Seuerllng, 2ibt uno 8ez
bienung nidt NIT inbesriffen iinb. lin
GIT beneilen, oaB Sic Witslieoer Der
.9idtbrisaoe" 'trnb ibrer niebrigen
S1tterfoi ten burdous nibt lbledt ge=
ndbrt lperben, bringen mir nadz
itebenb einen Sages : speilesettel.
Sriibitid: 8ananen, Safersriite, beiz
BE Biscuits, aaffee; 2nn@: Clipped
8eef auf Soalt, &rautfalat. Maisbrpt,
|Sbee; 9inner: 2imabobnen : slppe.
Nlod Senberloin Of Beef, gpagbetti.
nortpegii9er Bubbing NIT gierlalce.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-30
ueber Er1sbuns.

User anbere ersieben min, muB ppr
apem 9robe @elbitiu9t iiben. 9enn
nllr bann lit er, gang abseieben BON
fetner 8efdbigung fir bies 10 iiberz
aus pi9tigeImt, au4 bere@ttst oa3u.
Gin Redt legt aber auglei9 cine 0er<
anttpprtli6teit auf, unb ie tiefer elm
Meni9 ~peranlast 1T, je i6perer er
oiefe @erpfli@tuns empfinbet, oetp
mebr piro er au9 an Ii@ ielbit or
beiten.
User ersiebt, seniebt ober al9 gar3
beittmmte Gorteile. Dur9 bas Ma9z
oenfen iiber bic ein5ufdlagenben Mege
unb bic gu ersreifeltoen Mittel pirb
Der gr5ieber aus Dem lauten Sreiz
ben Der @elt CUR Ginfebr ms Sc
miitsleben peranloBt, uuo bic itiue
@tunoe Der @ammlung lit 5oippbl fir
ibn als fir ieinen 3Dsling bon Muz
Ben, ipen1 bteier giabrud feitgebalten
pirb.
Meil Ser gr5teber 1errt, inbem er
lebrt, uno neil er bod 11i9t MUIR nit
Mprten, fonbern ou9 nit Ser Sat elm
porbtloliaes 2eben fiibren ipn, piro
ct, notursemaB, sebe11ert unb berz
e0elt.
@erabe in Der SeBt5eit fommt es
por allen NIT 6arauf an, un1erer SUI
genb ein- leu9tenoes 8eiipiel gu geben
'urb lie CUR nrlperbrii9liden pflidtz
treue i'm @roben uno i'm &leinen bin
ouleiten.
9ieies %ftarte, olle 9i%noerni7e Be-
1lesenoe pflidtgefibl entltebt ober
ntht bon beute auf mprgen; es mub
frib in oie Steele bineinaepflanat
tperpen, unb es muB bort gepflegt
nno gu INNER sr0Berer @ntfdltllna
gebraht fperoen. Damn brin9t es 5etS
11er 3eit aua berrli9e Srii6te berz
hor, Dieie 5rii6te entl9aoigen {1ir
ollie a%u fseparbte Mibe. sic pirp
Dem ipabr3aft gllten Gr3ieber i'm Sc
gentetl bel Inie6un9 bes eritrebtsn
a1lo erreldten 3teles gering eriae1nen.
ST poa oas gum eoten M}en1den
beran9erelfte uno leiner 5reue uno
sprgtalt anbertraut gstpclene Sinh
oer 8epeis ieiner eisenen sii6tiateit.
Der grateber lmeiitet aub ni6t allein
1etnem 3oslins ben 9r0Bten Dienlt
fllr ietn inneres ur1o duberes WoaI;
l1e111. au9 leiner perion erneiit er oaz
ourd cine ie9r BOD einsu1dagsupe
Wobltat. 9enn I'M iteten umgane nit
Der lebensTrif4en, selunb uno frph
autpab1enoen Sueeno erbdlt er {lG
ssluno unb be9siTterunssfapis bis ms
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-30
MnS btnt @toQt,
@as ms bcppritcbcu maa!

@es @nines, Sa., 20. Sob.
Sic ncusesriinbcte r2orb BATS Muiz
ance" bat lih befanntlid bas 3ieI eez,
iebt, in unierem Staate eine gdns
itrift burdsefiibrte gpnntaasrube
burd5nieten. &ierbei beruft lie lidj
|auf Ben nadltebenben Mbidnitt 5O4O
ncs Sotpa'er @elebbudes pom Sabre
1897. 9ieies @eieb Iantet:
r@enn irsenb Semanb ansetroffen
ipirS, Ser an erlten Gage Ser @orhe,
alfeemein gpnntas sernnnt, Serter=
ipaffen trast. tan5t, iaet, idiebt. reiz
tet ooer ionit ettpas tbnt. mas cine Mnz
oadtssemeinbe itoren fDnnte, ooer iper
an bieiem Sage ireenb ipeldes 9ribatz
etgentblm falft ober berfauft pper
aber ii6 nit irsenb lpelder Mrbeit be-
l6aftigt, Sic nidt burdaus ,nptbtpenbig
ooer Der @pbltbdtisfeit setpeibt lit.
Der ion nit eir,er Celebrate bon r1idt
iiber $500 unb nidt inter $1.OO be-
legt tperben unb 10 lange i'm County
gefdngniIieN III @aft sebalten iperben,
biz ct Sic Strafe nit Sen @eriGtsfp<
item erlegt bat"
Ni9t bon bieiem @eIebe b%etroffen
tperben ntr 2eute. Sic Sen 1iebenten
Sag Der @ode als Ben Sag bes Germ
feiern, iotpie Die @d1ter bon 3ugbriiz
den nnb Sdbrbooten.
8as inter uMrbeit. Sic nibt bmrdz
aus %notbpenbis it,, peritanben tpiro,
iast biel es nai1iide Mlldereeieb nibt
rnb bies biirfte crit in Sen Gtaatsaez
rt6ten feitsuiteIlen fem.
Sie &eimltatc Der Staats,uahlet.
SEES so 8. Sa., 90 op. Ser
lfaatlide @gefutibratb bat beute sic
folgenben amtlid feltselesten Geiuls
tate Der lebten @ableu fir Sic Stats
beamtenidaft betannt seseben:
Staatslefretdr - MIleu. @epubttfaz
t1er, 294,25o; Motb, 9empfrat, 1872
057.
Mubitor ~ ebatp, @epu1bIifaner,
2S8.221; &eefe, 9empfrat, 170,272.
S6abmeilfer - grolp11, Mepl1bliz
faner, 2S3,937; @anlen, 9emofrat,
171,7O5.
@eneralantpalt - &apner, Mepubz
1ifaner,,292 ,332; sGIarfion, 9emofrat,
174,S65.
gabnfommiHar - @uiber, Mepllb@
lifaner, 282,329; @anatrp, 9emoz
frat, 169,735.
Nidter fin bas 0bergeri6t-(gSonz
partiian) 9eemer, 1tO,15f; gbans,
104,693; S%beopbii1ls, ss.682.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-30
Meue 2ln,eigen1
9antia8nn8.

l1nieren bielen Srelinben. @eripanbz
ten nnD 8efdnnten, bic n1ts in 10 gii<
tiger @eile Bel benz @erIllt mnferes
liebel1 Gpbnes nnb 8ruherg, @errn
9llfreb Subn 8aumanm beigeitanben
1lto ibr ber5li6ites 8eileib bargebra1t
baben, ipiini6en nir unieren nltfrid<
ti9en 9ant ab5u1fatten. Guh beffeb<
len mir nidt, benielben fir bcren
prddtige 8lltmenltiife 5n oantcn, TO-
ipie au6 !6errn Sobannes &rpeger fir
bic frelnbliden l1nb troltenbeu 8orte.
ben g lnbesIolbaten bes God Sslanber
Irlenalfommanbp5, bic ibrem entidlds
fenen &ameraben bas Iebte @brengez
lett 9aben, unb Sen @erren @artin
Rel1on Mlfreb 8aen5i9er, George
@aaie, 2ouis @aaie, Sells Relipn. nno
!Sans Nellon, sic als 8abrtlldtrager
fu1girten.
@err unb Srau 6c,trp 8%anntattit,
gltern.
Sralt @illiam Sailep, seb. gautnat,tt.
9abenport, 3d.,
- Sdtpelter,
9r. @cpfgc 8anma,tm, Mberbeen, 60
81. 8rllber.
MLE &.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-30
8nrtis Opernbaus.
epielfalcmoer

Scltte, am 1anfiagl1nestag
uSbe Girl Of tbe @bispering Mnes'
anit 6race Sopner Miatinee- mi
Mbenoporitellung).
!, S~onnabeno, Sen 2. Ie5en1ber
uWirs. @arren's Nrofeiiion".
5reitas, oen s. Ge5enrber: u6ail
a16 @arl1er".
0onnerstag, ben IA. 9e5ember:
u6rolics of the 9ap" (9urlesfe).
9eiligenabeno (Sonntag) un>
misunderstanding (Mo1ltag), SEN "a.
ilrlo %. 9e5erpber:: u&atinfa".
9onnerstog, Sen %. 9e5en1ber:
u@orlo OF &leainre".
Sonnabcro, Sen 80. 9e5ember:
&on5ert bes @lee Club.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-30

- 9ie gu en-, Ste Bic
Stabt Berlin on Die &rieserfamis
lien bis 1eBt 9e5ablt fat. 1teigen ers
beblih. Mie Der 8erliner Magiltrat
mltteilt, limo an Observation-Disclosures
auslalieblid fir arieserfamilien i'm
Nusult 1916 etpa 1914 Miaiouer
Mtort gc3oblt ipproen, oarunter als
Nsistbei1ilfm ge9en 1,9 Miaioaen
W@orf. Sa5geiomt ltnb bisber an
Saruntsriiiisungen an bie SSomilien
Der arisgsteilnebmer ITO Miuionen
W}arf gensbrt pprben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-30
Gine 2iebcsbeiratb.

8aibinston, 20. @ob. 8ie
aus berldBli6er Guelle berlautet, fin
bet ant II. 9e5ember bier in @albz
ton Bic So65eit Brin5 Mlfrebs gu
Sobenlobe : g6ilinssfurlt, friiberen
Gttadees Der bieiigen 0iterreidiid~unz
gariiden 8otidaft unb jebisen @i5c<
foniuls Der 9oppelmonardie an Ser
8acific &iiite, nit Sraulein aatbe<
rine 8ritton, Spdter bon @errn Mle%
gan0er 8rittons, itatt. Mttglieber Ser
8otidaft erfldrten 8tpar beute, nidts
bon elmer acknowledgement 8erbeiraz
tbnng 5n ipi1Ien, Die @elonng ipu I'M
0es, tpie bon anberer Seite berii9ett
miro, oenGbatiaden entipreden. Grin5
6obenlobe tit ettpa 20 Sabre alt, feline
8raut 5irfa %. Sic @eiratb geidiebt,
tpie es beiBt, gegen ben alsoriidliden
@nnid Der gltern bes 8rdutigams,
bic, I'M fie gu berbinbear, feline Ser
|iebung bon 8afbington na9 Ser Ba&
|cific : aiiite ertpirft batten. SrGlilei1
8ritton gilt als SdDnbeit, belibt aber
fein @ertn0get, lobab es 1id bon Geiz
ten bes Yrin5en I'M eite reine-2iebesz
beirdtb banoelt. Sic 8raut febrtc
fi!r5li6 nit Der So6ter beg G1aB=
amtslefretdrs Wtslboo- BON Baris, ipo
Tie @eripunbete .gepflest batten, 5uriid.
unb 5lpar tpie tire S%reunbin, pro-
beutider als jemals 5uupr. SIRE
g6ipeiter lit nit Dem amerifaniider
Observation-Disclosures Stuff b%erbeiratbet,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-30
6tQbt nub County.
9onnerstas, oen 80. Mopember.
@etterbcridt.

Arlington, 90. gtop.
Sllinois: &lar unlo fiibIer o1t 1on=
ncrstag, orl Sreitag id)ol1 nit ltei=
aerlber Senlpcratur.
Soma: Sdon ON Gonnerstag l11o
Jreltaa, mariner alll lebteren Gage.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-30

Sn paris bat man ben @erfub
gemadt, Mebl mittels elettrif@en
@tromes gu bIeihen, es Bat 1i@ aber
ge5eist, bob beffen @ei9mad uno
@eru9 babur9 berdnbert nirb, ober
gang perloren ge4t. Der Geru9 BEG
Mebhes bdnst pon 'einem BARN in
gerinser Menge pDrbanbenen Sele al,
oas fi4 BET ienem 8erfabrer 3erfeBt
unb i4liebli9 bas Mebl fouer ma1t.
BON ben g dugetieren perz
mebren it4 am f4nellften bic Won>
%oerratten. Sic leben a@t Biz 5ebn
Sabre, tperfen flint Big iehsmal i'm
Sabre. Die Sungen limb i9on nod
bret Monaten ELECTROMAGNETIC
@omit betrdgt Sic Ma4tommehidaft
ernes einoisen paares i'm 2aufe bes
eriten Sabres ITO @tud. Mm @nbe
oes .5tpeiten Sabres ndren ,es fdon
14,62O, am Gnbe bes britten 1,257,z
800 @tid, in 3ebn Sabrin i'm ganz
gen 48,319 Mtlliarben ~ nern ollie
ON 2eben blteben
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-30
. 2onb Muftipm
5meicr Spmn Hprm ScltTnrmcn
Nertanf ptro anf BET Tartntn maize Matbua, Gbtda=
fan County, Sopa, 4 1br Nadn,itta8s, ab8ebaltem.
Mtttmo d, 6. 9e5ember.
Earm Wp. 1.

60rm ytp. 4. s N
gntbdlt 140 older. lit 5tciunbcinbafb @leihn norbGiHb BON saibna;.ir
Eno pref Siuhel Wetlen big sur congregational Qnle> Brppn Gburb in
the Sale" @ccelide 8eidrebung: @eflihs. Salfc pom g. ". 6. sefh@
on 10 nno e 9 O. bonn g 6. o. uo G. .9aIfte bonn 9. 9. o. pon, G. g.
Q. Der @efhon 8, Gopnibip "a. 81. Ia, gbHmp 60, Soma. 8pocn lit
l1fiperer, 1bhnr5er 2ebnl, IS 3u. bis 2a Sub tet NIT Sebnn Z Sberbooen
uO lam sersOe senng runqesraben reroeu,, ua gut ahSusieben. SIT IN
poradalihenN 8afano Der gebaurrs unS purhe fsts BON benz 8efter be-
mngeben bon prdbhgem @runSeug, Mbprn nb Sbfgarten 2 Bdnmen.1 Wns
Der @clt Union stMn 9nao beegen. Gs '@ebdube lit 5peii6dia I, ms
So5, 16 bel % bel Is uno IA bel % BET 10 nit 5hei einfDdisen anbauz
ten, IA bel % bel 8 ub ID bel 16 bel 6; gutter Seller. ccmentrt, NIT
abTnB; gutter 8rlanen. S6eune 80 bet 6O-bet 20 nit Cement = 8Doen.
SuHer arwpe uno stan "a bel 40 bel z. 3nei Gefisel Sduier, 10
tet 12 bel 6 uo 10 BET is bel 6. @albinen : sdnppen, % bet 26. bel 8.
lno z bel 90 bel 8; gutter 8runnen lmb nene 8inbmuible. Cute 3dune.
pie iider lib, bb oas @ieb nitt ipe9luufn fann. Cine pradhge %&emas
|Sarm nit ioealen l1mgebnnsn, pra9t9 9ele9en.
Gartn 30. 2.
gntbaIt 631b gder. in Sem Gprfe BRADFORD beleaen 1nb rr so Muthen
bon 6urm $50. I. 9aeies lit cine mober& alhb : &irfbibaft fir feline Stcfz
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ge6aube lit elm 5pef0dises @oszgebauoe, "a pei % bel Is, nit einent
eint6digen 9nbal. IS bel IS bel 8. 9eibes uo iaHes @aher i'm Sans,
NIT Gohette unb gab unb einem 9uen Seller. Sdatenipenoenbe @dunae
|nb Sbfaartcn. Sdeune nit gementssoben. erbaut 1915, 80 BET 4s BET
Is, nit Cement goben umb ldpineenoen 9aHen fr anbe, eementstape
BET a BEL s. Gin sutes @efige= @ans lS &ornipei5er, erogt in
1916. Serner MiIhbaus, SI8 sdmppen, gutter Drummer, BinbniIe, al
Yes gut einscadunt, no nr 40 9utbcn bis our Tairde lmb our Sdue, NIB
nngfdbr smei gfelen bon Nabua.
2ieie Sarnen tperben 5h por5uelhhn semngunsen pcrfanft. Srie Be-
f0rberlne n@ umb bon ben Carmen. sclcsrapbircn pber ihiden Sic Rus
traulite ansebote gu benz glerf ooer oen auftonat6r ub oelelben ueroen
|freng perhanlNb be9anbeH.
9enten Sic paran. betoe Carmen ueroet ant 8Ietdben
9eadunittas IS. 9esenber ~ nertamtt.
sennsnnsen: Sir Sic 14o adu. $1,000 per Slider mi Sage bs gerz
faufs; $4,000 au 5 Grosnt, fduig ant 2t. gfdr5 1921; 0fef: 1. Wear5
1917. &ann NaeMer fir 1917 su $1,000 gaar geidbe Iiefern, fuenn
geminiat. -gebnsungen fir Sic 6s1h adcr: $1,000. am gerfaufstagc;
$1,000 fann biz smn 1. Dfara 1922 gu 6 Erppnt anf Das 2anb 1eben
blben. 9t /. aEdr5 1917.
spcsial Mphs. Serr 90. I. aeppIc, aafTrcr Ser gmte Cuttings @nnf
bon gaibua, tpmb BEL bienn gerfaufen as glerf funeren. gr lit nit beioen
|Sarmen gut befannt unb cr nro ale anhagen unb ianunHihe aprreponz
Iben3 prompt erlemMen.. @HNM @h
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8enn sie. ettpas at berfaufen, gu
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inden ODER 5u ber9eben baben. benuz
ben sic CUR 8efanntmadung berielben
Sic valeinen Mn5eigen" i'm Ser See
motrat", Der Sbnen ii6eren grfolg
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500. S. s. @seibmrg, 30S petI. 9ritz
tie Strabe, 9ubenport, So. Sci: 4507.
80, 1887.
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Nniet8en fur
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in bteicr @ubrif tperben fir etten Tag
Biz gu elmer @ode 5ll ben ra6foleers
ben Staten inierirt: Bts 5u bier Beilem>
ODER berert Raum Soc, iiber bier uni
fts at a9t 8eilen. $1.0O. &eirle dts
5eige tpiro fir tpertger als Soc unaes
not11ter.
Sir Steuenseiude tpirb BEL eit, bta
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