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The Pulaskian., 1916-02-25
NOTICE OF CONTEST.
 Department of the Interior


 Little Rock Ark, Jan. 26. 1916. To William R. Barrow, His Widow Heirs or Devisees. of (unknown), Contestee:
 You are hereby notified that Rube S. Oehler. who gives Ferndale. Ark, as his postiffice address, did on November 3, 1915, file in this office his duly cor roborated application to contest and stead entry No. 0S330. Serial No. 08330, made February ', 1912, for the north west quarter of the southwest quarter Section 34, Township north. Range 15 west, fifth principal meridian, and as grounds for his contest he alleges that said William Hv Barrow died in Little Rock, Arkansas, November Is. 1913. leaving no known reIatives; that since said date no one has improved, been living upon or made any claim what ever of interest or rights in and to the said land, and no cultivation whatever has been attempted. Wherefore I, Rube S. Oehler, respectfully ask that the homestead entry of William R. Barrow, Serial No. 0S330. of February [, 1912, to the above described land be set aside, cancelled and held for naught. You are, therefore. further notified that the said allegations will be taken as confessed, and your said entry will be cancelled without further right to be heard, either before this office or office within twenty days after the fourth publication of this notice, as shown below, your answer. under oath, specifically responding to these allegations of contest. together with due proof that you have served a copy of your answer on the said contestant, either in person or by registered mail. You should state in your answer the name of the postoffice to which you desire future notices to be sent to you.
 JN0. w. ALLEN, Register.
 A. M WARD. Receiver.
 Date of first publication, February 25. 1916.
 1916.
 Date of third publications, March 10. Date of fourth publication. March IT. 1916.
The Pulaskian., 1916-02-25
EERNDALE FACTS.

A few of the public-spirited citizens of our country with the help of our county judge have built fine strip of road leading out from Pinnacle. The citizens donated half the work, and our efficient road overseer, T. A. Rene, superintended it. Anyone now wish ing to build road anywhere would do well to view out and pattern after this model road built by the citizens of Owen Township.
 MT. Hamilton, former resident of Pinnacle, but now living in Texas, is back on visit. He spent the night with MT. Geo. Prothro Monday.
 Frank Johnson of Pinnacle cut one finger nearly off with an axe Mon day
 Mrs. S. E. Junkin sent her third wagon load of canned tomatoes to Lit tie Rock this week.
 We have planted gardens at Fern dale Anyone that hasn't is behind the times, such pretty spring weather as we have been having It makes one want to get out and dig in the soil, make flower beds, etc. Wonder II that's what they are doing at Geyer Springs?
 MT Pye and Miss Allen of the dem onstration work, visited our school Thursday and organized a commun' ity club among the school children. The children are very enthusiastic about it, and there seems to be good chance for us to get on the map Cat the fair) this year.
 Mr. Pye, talking to the children: "Who can spell Pulaski?"
 Harold Prothro: "I can. P-u- 1-a-s-ki-a-n.'
 MT. Pye: "Well, well, l see they read The Pulaskian out here.'
 Mrs. Wooten and Miss Lena Junkin made a trip to Little Rock Wednes- day. Mrs. Wooten brought back an orphan girl to raise She got her rom Miss Erie Chambers, probation offl- cer. This makes three orphan chll- dren Mrs. Wooten has now.
 Mrs. Prothro called on Mrs. Rich ards Monday Also Mr. Miles who IS convalescent after long illness
 Mrs. Richards entertained the young people Saturday night with a candy pulling and play party. They all report a good time.
 Mrs. Prothro and Miss Irene Wor- ten called on Mrs. Baker Thursday af- ternoon.
 Mrs. Prothro's brother, G. F. Jones, of Little Rock, was out Sunday to dinner.
 Brother Landreth preached at the Baptist Church Sunday and Sunday night. He seemed much discouraged at the small attendance, and won- dered if it was because the people
The Pulaskian., 1916-02-25
NO BUILDING THIS YEAR.

Col. L. B. Leigh, of the Little Rock School Board, says that it is not con- templated that any new building shall be erected on Pulaski Heights this year. The board, however, owns 8 site for new building in the Hellen- berg Addition, four blocks south and two blocks west of St Mary's Aca- denny, upon which it is proposed to erect building later, probably next year
The Pulaskian., 1916-02-25
 NATURAL STEPS.

Little Miss Eugenia Brooks of Ro land spent Thursday with Olive More land.
 Miss Vivian Bolger spent the week end with her mother in Little Rock
 c. s. Rene of Pinnacle made busi- ness trip to our town Thursday.
 c. c. Oury is spending few days with relatives at Jacksonville.
 Dr. Moreland and family spent Tues day in Little Rock.
 H. P. Clay of Roland purchased a new car, but on account of a bridge being washed out was compelled to leave it in our town.
The Pulaskian., 1916-02-25
HALsTEAD HAPPENINGS.

The Home Demonstration Club met Wednesday afternoon, February IS, at the home of Mrs. Youngs for the pur- pose of organization The following officers were elected: President. Mrs. J. T. Crowson; secretary, Miss Vira Lemaster. Miss Minnie Allen, agent for the canning club girls, and Geo. c. Pye, agent for the corn and pig club boys, were warmly greeted by the club. The purpose of the club is to give every boy and girl of our community an opportunity to do some thing helpful.
 The addresses of Miss Allen and MT Pye were thought by all to be far the best they have ever heard from them. Their visit was appreci- ated, and it was remarked with regret that their stay was too brief Their visit and addresses had much to do to- ward arousing and strengthening the spirit of the club. After the business meeting the ladies and girls spent very pleasant hour in crocheting and other work. All the members enjoyed ride in MT. Pye's and Miss Aliens auto, which Judge Asher bought for them.
 Miss Minnie Kinsel and Mrs. Buck lue visited in Bauxite Saturday and Sunday.
 Miss Mamie Turner and little Worth and C.. J. Turner and little Miss May Smith, all of Zion Hill, were the guests of Miss Ethel Crowson Wednesday afternoon.
 Mrs. John Jackson and little daugh- ter of Schaub spent the day with Mrs. Frank Nichols Saturday.
 Senator c. F. Jones and Charles Hill of Little Rock took supper with Mrs. John Hill Monday evening.
 Little Miss Dorothy Lemaster was seriously hurt by fall Tuesday.
 Mrs. w. l.. Davis called on Mrs. J. T. Crowson Wednesday afternoon
 Misses Beatrice and Nina Hill vis- tied Miss Florence Crowson Sunday evening.
 Misses Irma and Blanche Hill were the guests of Misses Lottie aud Elgia Stiles Sunday afternoon.
 Miss Lena Bruner and Geo. Clark were married Sunday, MT. Ulmer of Martindale officiating.
 Miles South and Luther Young are going to Bauxite this week to do some carpenter work for w L. Davis, who has recently moved there.
 Mr and Mrs. John Boatman took dinner with MT and Mrs L. H. Le- master Sunday.
 Miss Elgia Stiles spent Saturday afternoon with the Misses Vira and Lillian Lemaster.
 Louis Crowson, John Kinsel and Fay Lemaster visited the stockade at Ellis Mountain Sunday afternoon.
 Quite number of young people from here and Martindale attended the box supper and band concert at Zion Hill Friday night. All reported a nice time
 Miss Ethel Crowson spent the night with Miss Irma Hill Friday night.
 Roy Stiles visited relatives in Mar tindale Saturday and Sunday.
 Miss Maggie Young has been sick, but is improving.
 Quite number of young people of Hoo Hoo town were driving here Sun day evening.
 J. D. Hill is fixing his front yard fence.
 Ferndale, just wait until the next
 Continued on Page 8.)
The Pulaskian., 1916-02-25
Endorsement

At mass meeting of the Demo- cratic citizens and neighbors of Judge L. c. Smith, held at Dewitt January 20, 1916, Senator R. D. hasco, Chair man: We, as his friends and neigh bors, know Judge Smith personally, and know him to be a man of unques- toned honor and ability. We pledge him our undivided support" Sub- mitted
 Senator R. D. Rasco, Chairman.
 J. w. Burnett, Secretary
 Beware of campaign lies.
The Pulaskian., 1916-02-25

D. L. Cranberry, Locust and Pros pect, has installed an auto-delivery truck, which will enable him to make two deliveries daily, in a much larger district. Call for anything in grocery line. Phone Woodlawn 167. Advt.
The Pulaskian., 1916-02-25

ADDRESS ALL LETTERS TO JUDGE L. c. SMITHS HEADQUARTERS, ROOMS 214 AND 216 NEW CAPITAL HO- TEL, LITTLE ROCK, ARK.
 Advertisement.
The Pulaskian., 1916-02-25
LOST, SPRAYED OR STOLEN

 LOST, SPRAYED OR sToLEN.- One bay pony, weight about 500 pounds from range in vicinity of Country Club. Brand on flank. Scar on nose. Reward for return to c. E. Sharp. Phone Main 6831.
 WARNING ORDER. State of Arkansas, County of Pulaski-ss. Maggie Wright, Plaintiff, Ed Wright, Defendant. In the Pulaski Chancery Court. The defendant, Ed Wright, is warn ed to appear in this court within thir- ty days and answer the complaint of the plaintiff, Maggie Wright.
 J. s. MALONEY, Clerk.
 F. A. GARRETT, D. c. GUS FULK, Solicitor for Plaintiff. February "A, 1916.
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Don leincr SrGM IN
ucttucbr eridtcHem!

Mhaaen, Rebr., 10. Sunni. -
.Glem 9nrodmnnL Elm 90 Meilen
n0r0lih BON Mtullen mobnbaftcr
8ieb3udter. muroe geitern I'M 5
uhr nofmitta9s bon ieiHer 6ran
erihoiIcn; iton ieit @oden bate
oas @bepoar in Streit un0 SnOer
gelebt. 8nrodluon bate georoht,
ietne 5rau 81 crnioroen uno DoGte
ieine 9robllng Dabr modem inoem
er in oos @alts ST. oringen beritth.
te, in neldenn iit feline 5rou uno
oeren beioen 80dter befan6en.
auum nber hatte er 6le TIiegentlr
g%eoffnet. ots ore 5rau aus elmer
Shrotilinte einen ShuB nuf i'm
obgab. Die gauge 2aoung trof ben
@lann in Der 6er8gegenO mo beran-
laBte oeiien iofortigen ZOO. Qie
6rGt mliroe ~perhaftet unb Dem @e
f1ngnis 3u 81Ientine il~beripieien.
Mlun glaubt nber nidt, ooB fie De-
trait neroen miro, oo ite in Rot
mebr banoelte.
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Grfolareide sdnlnnter6altana.

Die llnterhaltttHg Der 5hiiler Der
oelitiden fatholiiden ct. SoIepbs
Shitle Sonntng nnfnmittng IN Der
Shulaaae erFrctte Iif zines unge-
mohnliA Itarfen 8efuhes. Die Sale
mar Bis auf ben Iesten 8las BON
ben Elterit gernanoten unO 9reum.
Den ser ainoer beiebt. Dos ie1r
reidboItige grogra1nln FAM nit an.
erfennensmerter Nrdsiiion sur
Durtfilbrnng. Die &Ieinen hdtten
ibre Code graaOli6 einItuoiert mo
brodfen tie III prdhtiger 8eiie 3ur
ausfiibrttng. Gbeateritiide, Gefla-
mdtionerL 2ieoeroortrdge uIn. Deh-
ieIten in ongenebnter 8eiie NIT Ell
nanoer alb mo fon0eH cine fold ge-
0ieqene alsfii9rrng, 1aB Die gu.
ihauer eroBen geifan IpenoeterL Die
ghrtD. 5duLihnefterr, Die bel Miii-
he uno arbeit auf Die ginitlioisrlng
0es Id0nen 4rogr1ntms oertpnroten,
fonne1 mit ben 2eiitunger ibrer
SdiiIer iebr 5ufrieoen iefn.
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Nus Sem State.

aroner. 8nul gSurm un6 2oui.
ia &. 8ittnauer baben lid in ole
Gbefeiieln j6lo9ep uno IN 2incoln
cine Gbeli5cns nlisiteIlen laiieu.
Beatrice. 9nn Butler, Der t6s
i1hriae Sobn bon 6. u. Butler,
einem aoufmonn IN S1rbine mitr-
DC 6rcitaa bon benz SUI cines Bier
Nes IN Oen llnterlcib ~getroifen unb
liegt in beioraniserregenoem 81.
itano ooruicocr.
Gaus Gitn. Ridter Eopcr pom
Giitriftsgeri6t bat 5omstag Die
9anbhunasmeiic oes Stn0trots.
2ouis Serbiter cine 8irtihoitsli5ens
all erteilen. gutgebeiben uno Sails
Gin miro MN enolid bon leiner
Srodcnbeit erloit meroen.
Settings. Der 5ormer Bert @bit.
comb, meIher fitr3Iid 5berifi Sole
10 idhucr ongeidoiien, Dab oeiien
gein ontputiert mcroen muBte, uno
Der oonn ielbit bon Sole idmer Der.
Lest nuroc. lit Der ltoatliden Siren.
onitalt iibertuieien ipor0en.
gInnuooo. Ser 5aruler Artbur
Gfelton bon bier tprr6e Greitag ge.
totet. oIs icin alito fid iiberidlue.
or biuterlGBt 5rdu uno orei slinoer.
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8enniustOn glattSeutidJer gcrein.

Der 8ennington 8latt0eutifer
8erein fat geitern nodmittag i'm
bennington 8arf Elm 8olfsfet alb
qebnlteu, ons fh eines 5ohlreider
9eiuhes erfreate. alIs Der gansen
H~nlgegcuo mdren Die 9entiden nit
ilren Gdnilien 0a5u eridiencn. f5iir
Die llnterbaItung mo geipirtuag Der
Gate mar aufs Bette gelorgt.
SER Riibmfort elmer Der bent.
iden 9litfdmpfer in Giineton belt
einen intereiIanten 8orfrag nber Die
ihperen admpfe gegea Die 5npnner.
lait bodater SponmlHg louldte man
Dem 8ortrageBoerL Der eiHen tiefen
ginorlid mnhte. Serr Hiibmforf
nabm ipafer cine acaefte gum Be.
item Der Observation-Disclosures ouf unb
bate bainit i6onen GrfoLg.
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sdnaerbnnb Nts NurOpeRtns.

@ilpoufee, @is rs SUM 1916.
Nm Die 8unoesbereinel
@nolih Iino mir IN Der Gage,
Oeu SongeSbriioern Die Wtitteilntg
MAIDEN 0l tounen, DAB ons fonl.
nenoe 51ngericit Rom 13. bis gum
16. SUM 1917 In aanios Giip, WRo,,
itottfiuoen miro, uno bat 9unoes.
grGfioent ". 6. Strebloiu DER Dem
Seitort fiir5liH einen geilid abge.
itattet. bic ueberdcusilng eeponnen,
lab bon Seiten Der 6eitbeboroe bic
gororbeiten in energiider un0 tot
trdftieer Meiie betrieben peroel.
Die 6eithore fiio jcst i'm Gutd
un0 peroen an eriten ,5uli 1916 our
gerteilitne fertig iein, uub bite i'd,
SIRE 4uftr0ee fir JcitlieOer iobalo
iufe mogIid ei~n5uienoen.
Die 8un0eSbeitrdge fir 1916
ino felt Dem eriten glprh 1916 fall
fg-50 Gents fir ieoes oftipe Neit.
glieos nn0 iti1n ilnh pieie Bereine
I'M Riiditnno, mo muB id Die Der.
~cirsiefret1re aiifs Griuaen6ite eriu.
den. iofort Die 4ngeIeeenbeit in
Oronung Ill briugen.
Songesbriiber! 2oBt ms Die gro.
Ben errlngenihotten unierer GENIAL.
igen Wlofienhore nift MIR erbnlten.
ionoern nermebren uno eripeiteru;
loBt oieies fommenbe Set einen Rie,
~ienerfoIg perben. 0anttt ons Oeut.
ihe Gieo iuieoeriim III Ganios gitn.
NO. grobe geeeiiterung b%eroorruicn
uno glor5enoe Triumpbe feiern
miro.
Sir Die 8un6esbeboroe
Geo. S. S. sled
9ltn0esicfret1r.
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Z. 6. GaaerH aeitpr6en.

SER 3. 6. Gg9erB, Brn0er bon
9errn gbnrles GggerB 2eiter Der
aapeae Des 9eutiden 6mIies, lit
5onntag II IIbr Dormittags TN
NormaI 9oipital 81 2ineoIn, Qeb.,
I'M alter BON nur SO Snbren ge.
Itorbeit. or fiibrte Sabre lang einen
AGerIeilooel in SbelbD, S5a., uno
batte eg 3u 4nieben ulo MoblitmO
sebraht. Der 2eifno1n miro 5fpeds
9eer0igung mad SbelbD gebraht
fUer0en. Zen t~roiiern0en 6inter-
bIiebenen iprehen mir nnier 8eileio
aus.
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GrcGcnc p~crlan0en
anccrc SaMmno!
@oaen StimmsettrI betreffs oeS
prohibitions Ameubements
ssdHOert baben.

2incotn, 1eb., 10. SUM. gie
grobibitioniiten oes Staates itro
niht aufrieoen NIT benz Cert oes'
ieuiaen Cells ouf Dem Stimm5ettel
fir Die n0dite SerbItpnbL pelfe
iibcr Die a%bitimmiing oes Rroblbl.
tions glmenoenents banoelt.
Die bisberi9e bonn @enerolaniualt
geeo 6eantrogte 5niiune lnlItet
Proposed by Initiative Petition:
constitutional amendment pro-
hibiting the manufacture, sale and
keeping for sale or barter, malt,
spirituous or vinous liquors.
"Shall the proposed prohibitory
amendment be adopted?
.............
.300-YES
.....,.t......
.............. 301-No
@egen oieie 6aiiung baden Die
Grobibitioniiten i'm bieiieen Diitrttt.
gerift ~nppeliert mo uerlaneen afl'
itatt 0erielben Die %iolgenOe:
Proposed by Initiative Petition:
"Shall the constitution of the state
of Nebraska be amended by adding
thereto the following:
"on and after the first Of May,
1917, the manufacture, the sale, the
keeping for sale or barter, the sale
or barter under any pretext, Of malt,
spirituous, vinous or any other in
toxicating liquors, are forever pro-
hibited in this state, except for
medicinal, scientific, mechanical or
sacramento purposes"
Die lecren 5telen fir bie gfb.
Thinning gges@ oOer SO" bleibsn
geror mie oben.
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Dcutl0es Paus.
Cmaaa gLatt6emtidler gerein.


@leih nod GroffHIng Der Der.
iornmIung am lesten Sonntag mad
ie graii0ent SEQ. aiene Die gats
teilung DAB cine 5dlilc 0es Ser.
ems, SER GarI &uulobr. an Conn
tag friib geitor6en lit. Gr geoafte
0cs g~eritorbenen IN "iDebmutspol.
len @orten uno beflagte Den 8ertuit
0es oabnreesongenen 6reunOes. anf
4ufforoerung oes 4~sraIioenten erhos
ben iid bic Wiitglieoer at Gbren
0es 8eritorbenen bon ibren Siben.
Gs muroe ferner ongefitnoigt bob
Sic Geeroigurq 0e5ielben am Mtitt.
nod Hadmittag 2:30 bonn Graller-
bauie aus nit gtriif erfolgt nr0
Dab ale MitgIieoer eriudt itlo, iid
2eideneefolee 8u beteiligen.
Ga8 Observation-Disclosures berihtete.
0aB alIes filr oas fomtnert0en Conn
tag Itattfinoenoe 8icnic IN 8orbe-
reitung lit, Hn0 Dos 8arfforlitee be.
rihtete iiber Die i'm Bart borgenom-
meHen arbeiteit. 4uf 8unid 0es
gnfel 5ieb miro OeIien groBes 9ruit-
Bib in aonferen83inmer glat fin.
ben.
Gin 9ohmittdg beranltaltete Der
nornegii6e @eiongberetn 9or in Den
Anlagen oes Qeutffen 8dnies Elm
8icnie bus iid zines groBen Be
Iudes ~erfreute un0 am 4beno far0
Elm GROCER 8oa itat. Die Sanqer
uH0 Sangerinlen ~erfreuten oie 4n.
meienoen ourA ntebrere 9ieoerbor.
|trdge.
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AGHen mclScn
wcitcre Siege!

9etrograo, 10. Stunt. aud
Der 8eieslrng BON g5erHopis rthten
oie RuIien i6ren 8oritoB quf Gem
berg; tie Itebcn iebt 40 MeiIen Oa.
bon %entfernt. (gieleiht fno es aud
ntehr, aber trosoern un0 a1ebeut
Oitrften fie 2emberg ihnerliA er.
reiden.) Sn moeren Ieilen Der
Sii6oitfront fin0 mebrere Shlndten
I'M Bdnge. (Die S1tiode, onB bic
@uiien bort nihts mebr ii6er Siege
ait meloen baden, IdBt ertenners bdB
Oie Sadlage fir iie bort nidt gut
ltebt.)
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aauIei tHr's Suus.


6ommerfproffen. CUR
9srtreibung bon GommeriproiIsn lit
IpropbpIotttT1 Gdus Dor bitsttsm
iSOnnenIidt su tmpfe6ltn, cine MnBs
regtI isOO6. bic bel teniequsntsr Durds
fihrung auf srOBs Sd%pierigteiten
jt0Bt. 9priibergebeIbts 4bblaliM ers
fsiat man Durd Applitation BON 5
Rrosent qrdsipitais q smutfaIbsn bes
Rohtg, SsiFenabp1fhung bes Mors
gems. Wnfdungeg nit Gublimat
1000, nit f9Do6en 90inngsH pom
MiHsralIdursn Il BIB 2 prOaeut) obsr
aItuIieu obsr nit WaIfsritoFfTupsrs
oypbl0fungsn. Dor snergifhsn pros
5sburen lit aber III fporrsu.
Reinigtn BON aorbmos
bsIn. Die itst 10 beIiebtsn aorbs
m6bsIn bsbIrfen bon .3ett gu 3eit
sinsr grinbliden Reinigung. oo f9
Der Gtnub i'm JnHern BEG GefIe6ts
nnfommeIt nnh es grdu eriheinen
ldBt. Qadierie a~orbmobeIn birne
man NIT tpeiGer 9urfte unb Geifens
paFer, 5pile gut uno trodns fsbr
~forgfdItig mad, bomit Der 2od ni4t
lsibet. 3eigen ii9 Rifle uno nbgss
fpruHgens Stsllsn, 10 mode man
efnen frtiden qadibsr5ug. pnFenbsn
Cad erbdlt man in Garbengei9dfteH
unb 9rogerisn, bod mab man bic
Mrbeit NIT GsIdid ausfIhren, ba elm
nn9Isidmdbises ODER 81 fairies aufs
trngen Der MaFe i6 unIiebiam be-
sntrtbar m1tt. - 0otursR orbm0s
bsIn peroen ciHfa9 nit S%sifsnlpais
Ter, benz ettp1s GnImiat beigeflgt
pirb. n~bssblrfst. gut eefpiiIt. nit
trodsnsn 9aGdn abgerieben uno an
Der Cuff DOlitGHbig getro6net.
Bru9igntrben bes ass
pers. Die lrIoHen biefes uebels
tisgeu in mangsIhoftsr Ober uurihtis
ger 8ebanhIuug 0ss 2e0ers beim
pber nod Dem Gsrbsn. Smmsr obsr
Itit iiberf6iHgsr GsrbfOffgebaIt in
per Dberbaut, BEN .Nnrbsn", Der
Gruno beg carts unb Briinigpers
bsns, oft in 9~srbiu0uns nit Gstts
nansel. Biefer gerbftoffiberiduB
muB our9 griublihes ginpeidsn
lnb 4usmofnm In rsinem, luuem-
rie betBem - BoHer entfsrnt ipers
ben. Rd6 msbrfa9sm Spilen IdBt
man Die Gdube, Ritmen uin. in
normaIer 9empsr1tur (nie In Der
Come Ober ON beibsn 0fenD bons
Itdnbis trCdnsn. ipOnnh tie 5uud9F
nisOer bart sridsineH. 5eBt Dtrb ods
ourn Die woidungeH meiIt notipens
big geporbene auFfrtlden Der Gnra
ben borgenpmmsn, inDem man 4nis
fin bon PATHFINDER 9drbe in Gpiritus
lOt uno fpisosrboIt, obHe auf oas
1rodHm 8a narttn. aufftreidt, bis
Der geeenitan0 gdn3 gltihmdbg ges
fdr6t. o6ne hsIsrs ODer itumpfs Gtsls
len trihtint. Dam Idbt man trods
men. obtr ni6t bis gum 5ortperbsn,
uno rsibt nun oas GnubDsrt uIp.
nit glp5srin, bds our 6dIfts NIT
reinsm MoFer btrisst III. ein. big Is
rein lift. an GrmangsIuHg bon Glgs
grin Dtnos man Ri5iHuss Ooer
poIm0l, ober obnt WnHer an, bisrs
lbsi muB bas 2e0tr 1ber gang trodsn
itin. Ga ptrtt oft NOD better. dIs
!!GL1i.rtn.
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unterliegen. Dit aarl G1intnbr lit
Elm Wtnnn onbtugpganeeh Der nidt
uur fir ale oeutiAen 9%eitrebuuaen
.5u boben mar ull0 fir oieielben elm.
trut. nein er tat nod mebr ole bos
~ in ppferfraioiger 8eiie eriff er,
lpenn Is iein mtbte. tief in Die
Jaide uno bat nolh arr1ent Geut'
iheu. gleiaDieI oh ieine @ieee nun
in Ror00eutihlun6 ODER Sioheitih.
lano eeitauoerL iuieoer dttf Die Bet
ne gebolfen. ptne Dab ieine Dit.
menihen 0arlun nuBten. Rumobr
mar cine S1ule Oes Gmabo 8latt
Oelttlhen @erein8 io5liogeu Elm Cd
pfeiler 0e8 GeutideH SGties. oos
leetere mar i'm ans @er5 qepnd
fen; er Iebte un6 itrebte fir 0ns.
ielbe, 2ebten DECEMBER fuitrbe err
gum Shabmeiiter Oes 9lottoeutiher
8ereins qepdblt. bod lift iein nrge.
grtffener@ acknowledgement es niht
0oB CT Ieinen Soften oerieben fonn.
re.
am 10. april 1860 5r @ramiteOt
in Solitein gsboren, fam er, foitr
Is Sabre alt, mad Davenport un0
erlernte bort has 5dlGhterbono.
merf; Gina bier Sabre oaraitf fam
er 5uiammen nit Serrn 6enrp
@eeit mad Gninbu gitg bier an.
fdngli6 ieinem 8erufe nod n0
griin0ete Damn einen 5hldhteria6en,
Sabre oorouf ertparb er an
Der "a. uno Safe Strobe cine @irt.
ihoft uno fiihrte in Qnfeinanoer.
folge @irtidaften on Der 15.. Jar.
nam un0 idlieBlid cine iolhe on
Der 13. slDii6en Der 5arnnm uno
Douglas StraBe. 0ieielbe mar Der
9~eriammlimgspias fir niele Blntt.
Oeitide mn jung eirgauonoerte
9eutide, melhen .Gorl" tets NIT
Gut un0 Cot our Settle fan0.
8or etfpa 28 Sabren beiratete CT,
ruo Der duBerit gIidIiden Che iinb
fHnf ainoer e~ntiproiiert n1mlif
5rau Serbert SobuIon. Gu6oIf @lt.
mobr, Sran 6ranf Some, 5rau
gbos. 3iealar mo aubp Riimobr.
Dit abgottiiher 2iebe btna er an
ieiner 6omilie 1inb IieB nihts itrber.
iudt, iein 6amilienIeben 5t einem
i0ealen 81 ~geitaiten.
Sn ~fruhcren Sabren mar er Elm
eifriger Sdnger un0 Itrammer
Burner; er mar Der erfte, Der al
Dem Sono 0rs be%rfloiienen S1nger.
ieites in 0moba b%eiiteterte. Der
GrtsberboHo hatte ibn inFolge lei.
ner Wenihenfenntnis gum @oriiten.
ben ienes aomitee8 ernnnnt, oos fir
III gtot gerotene ~8ugcreiite 9eutide
eiuen 3ebrpfeanig dltsiDorf uto fir
Elm gute8 llnterfonln1en 6erielben
iorate. Son elmer 6robnatitr ourd
br11ngen. fpuBte or Dem 2eben itets
bic beitere Seita ob8ugepinnerl, ME
borte man i'm flogerL aud ntdt.
ais ibm has 2etoen Den 9ebensnero
~untergrub. ltn0 Nun lit er BON inns
.gegangen, feline tieitr1iierfoe SAINT.
lie uno einen groBen leiDtragenOen
6reun0esfreis 8uriidLoHenb. aorl
AirmObr 1T nidt mebr; fem @e.
odhtnis n6er miro Bel alien Die tbr
gefannt babenb rueiter leben. Der
.tranernOm 5anilie iprefen mir
hermit unIer geilcio aus.
Die 8eeroigung erfolgt ont Mitt
mod nadmittog 2:30 bonn Grouer.
bduic ans inter Ben aulpisien oes
.Gmaba 8lottOeutihen 8ereins auf
benz 8eit 2aIpu Jrieobof. Mumobr
mar Mitgtie0 0eg Gmdba Nlaft.
oelltihen 9ereins, Der Gnlabo 9oae
SO. 27, .. 8. O., uno oes 5hiaer
|Gnurh so III so
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