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The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1916-12-07
studvlnn Patience.

The rich old uncle from whom much
was hoped was visiting his niece, whG
had been telling him how dearly hin
little ~great-nephew and namesaka
loved his school and how well he was
getting on with his studies.
well, Teddy" said the uncle, joviaIs
ly, upon the return of the little boy.
"what do you do in school all dayT
Teddy pondered. "Well," ne said
gravely, mostly 7 wait until it's tima
to go home"
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1916-12-07
The Rantsm's wsddina.

once upon a time there was a great
noise In the BARNARD. Everyone Of the
hens anG chickens. the geese and ducks,
were h~urrying all over the place and
aeemed very busy and happy.
Mr.. Bantam and the littiest hen were
going to be married that morning.
They had a dear little house all ready
for them and Mr.. Bantam had q fine
soft nest for his bride and plenty OF
good things to eat Mr.. Rooster was
going to give the bride away and six
tiny ducks were going to be the brides
maids, while two fluffy white chickens
were to be the flower chicks and the
big Plymouth Rock rooster was to
marry them. 1t was the event OF the
season and all the hens, chickens. ducks
n geese were in their very best.
After they were married they went
out TO the barn. here all OF h good
things to eat were spread. and ate n
ate until II was time for Mr.. and Mrs
Bantam to go away on their wedding
trip, Two of the biggest ducks a
promised TO carry them on their backs
across the pond where they were to
visit old Mr.. and Mrs. Bantam for a
day or two.
Mrs, Bantam was quite afraid to
cross the water and also afraid she
might be q little sea sick. but MI.
Bantam told her che would be quite
safe and the ducks said they would be
very, very careful.
Mr.. Bantam had crossed the water
several times so they all thought him
quite a. traveller and we'll able to care
for Mrs. Bantam. So they started,
poor little Mrs. Bantam hanging en-
tight with both claws and wishing II
was all rel and that she was safely
on the other side. Mr.. Bantam stood
very proudly on the ducks back and
looked around carelessly from side to
eide.
Just as they were nearly across and
Mrs. Bantam was beginning TO enjoy
the trip. the duck that was carrying
Mr., Bantam suddenly turned its head
and. as Mr.. Bantam wasn't holding OF
very tight. 1t spilled him into the wa
ter. Down he went and up he can't
sputtering and trying TO get back to
the duck. Before he had a chance,
however. down he went again and, II
II hadn't been for one OF the other
ducks that saw him. he would have
gone down to the bottom of the pond
and stayed there, for, of course. he
couldn't swim.
Poor Mrs. Bantam nearly capsized
herself. but at last. Mr.. Bantam was
pulled ashore. They both left then to
see old Mr.. and Mrs. Bantam.
When Ii was time to go home Mr.,
Bantam remarked to Mrs. Bantam. y
guess we had better walk home even
IL It takes longer. and Mrs. Bantam
agreed.
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To Avoid Trouble.

There's no particular reason why
you shouldn't take a cheerful view of
Mfe."
Eyes, there u.s." answered the pes
simistic person. II complain in self
defense" WI.
II don't understand"
IF I appeared happy and e~ontented
all the time reformers would accuse
me of not having the interest of my
fellow men at heart, so I frown and
growl occasionally just to show tina,
l belong to the progressive element
New Haven Journal.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1916-12-07
The AdamsOn Law and the Public.
From the st. L.oula Ranuhlio

Wv - SSAAS ENGRuDlCs r..
II Is well for both parties to the quar-
rel over the eight-hour railroad day to
pause and CONSIDER the third party at in
cerest. " -.' "
. The railroads OF the United States were
bLilt by the people Of the United States.
The people supplied the tapital-much OF
- In Inc form Uf large grants of valuabls
lands.
In people delegated the authority un-
der which rights of way were obtained,
giving a governmental sovereign power-
that, OF eminent domain-=to the railway
corporations. The people are In partnar-
ship Win the railroads every hour that
that power ID exercised. y
Inc people pay In every cent that meets
wages on the one side and dividends and
interest on the other. The people furnish
every ton OF freight hat yields revenue.
The people of the United States have
permitted their whole distributiye system
TO be made over, since the railroad came,
ia such a way that the stoppage of rail-
stopped. -
We, the people, are perfectly willing to
admit that we have been lax and remiss
in the matter of providing means for
settling industrial disputes by other means
Ing OF our lives. We may be caught at a
disadvantage, but W. are Infinitely strong
err, than either railway managers or rail-
way men, and we propose to exercise our
strength. III last appeal or all lesser
bodies of men is to us. Just now we are
preparing to move, through out represent
atives in congress, to solve this question
constructively. The session begins in q
few days. We prefer TO settle this mat
ter coolly, deliberately, sanely. But we
mean to settle IL. This is the worst lime
In the world to attempt TO force the Issue.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1916-12-07
YOU MAY LOOK YOUNG
BY Keeping Your Complexion Young
With Cutieura. Trial Free.

The Soap to cleanse and purify, the
Ointment to soothe and heal. These
super-creamy emollients do much to
keep the skin clear, fresh and youthful,
as well as to keep the hair in a live.
healthy condition and the hands soft
and white. . .~' ~
Free sample each by mail with Book.
Address postcard, Cuticura, Dept. l.,
Boston. Sold everywhere.-Adv.
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Food Product They Overlooked.

This year the South Is producing th9
largest rice crop In its history, and al
though all other chief food prodlcts
now enjoy much higher range Of values
than normal, rice is the exception, IL
seeing this season, due to large crop
and limited demand, only about on a
level with the average of the past tsM
years.-Vicksburg Herald. :
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Our ciCarets 70 Orient.

From the Portland Oregonean. -
Tacoma. Wash.-The largest number
N cigarets shipped from Tacoma to
the orient in one week are on the Gar.
land lire steamers Javary and Justin.
On the Jayary there are 1872 900 ,o0t
smokes and on the Justin 460, 900. 900
The cigarets were valued at $303, $40!
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1916-12-07
GOOD FOR HUNGRY CHILDREN

Children love SINNERS MacarCnb
and Spaghetti because of its delicious
taste. 1t is good for them and you
can give them all they want, 1t Is q
great builder Of bone and muscle, ana
does not make them nervous and irri-
table like meat. The most economical
and nutritious food known. Made from
the finest Durum wheat. Write Skin
ner Mfg. Co., Omaha, Nebr., for bean.
tiful cook book. 1t is sent free to
mothers.-Adv.
Anyway a woman's tears float hen
out of a lot of difficulties.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1916-12-07

The sun exceeds the earth in surface
II, 760 times; in volume, 100000 times
and In mass 1926 500 times. The df;
ameter OF the earth Is 5000 miles, that
OF the sun $4,000 miles.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1916-12-07

DR.. Pierce's Pellets are best for liver,
bowels and stomach. One little Pellet for
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1916-12-07

Mrs Ruth Fuller, OF Eimwood, who
pbserYed her SSth birthday, exhibited
q birthday cake which was made by
her sister in Duxbury, who is SO.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1916-12-07

To extinguish flames from petroleum.
pour milk over them, and they will be
put out Immediately, for the milk forms
an emulsion With the oil and PREVENT
fire from spreading.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1916-12-07

The sunfiower Is OF much value as Q
plant. It's seed makes fine food for
livestock. its oil is equal to the best,
unseed, and it's stalks are as good az
coal for producing heat,
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1916-12-07
Needed II In His Business.

Dentist think Pn remove the
nerve.
Patient--Don't do that, doctor. I'm
a book agent.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1916-12-07
The p. p.

Il put may faith in the wisdom Of
the plain people," said the statesman.
YES" replied Senator Sorghum.
THE wisdom of the plain people is all
right. The only thing l fear. is that
some Of them are getting so that they
know too much"
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1916-12-07

The majority of a mans good In.
tantons ire carried to the dump.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1916-12-07

Important 70 Mothers
Examine carefully every bottle Of
CASTORIA, that famous old remedy
for infants and children, and see that 1t
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timer Waffcnerpcrt
an sic 1laiiertcn!
Die 8afteunnSfnbr bctrng ieit &c,
eiun bee arieses fat
$500, 900.

@oibinaton s. 9ob. Ger &c.
ioutcrport non 8offen unO Muni.
tion aus Den Scr. Stootcn Ieii
4llSbru6 6es 9rieaes bis ann 30.
september betrli9 nod ben offiaieI.
len 3nblen oes 9un6es SonoelssD DC.
portements $76t,054 09i o6er cine
Dtilion Dollars oil ieOem Sna Der
iedSun05pan5tg Monate, sic oieier
arieg mabrt. Sicrbon c~ntfallen aiif
&otronen ruuo 10 0}iaiouen Dol.
lnrs, aui Eitlper runo 26715 W2i[.
%Iionen, oiif onoere G~rplolibItoffe
rnro 379h Miaionen mo ouf @of.
fen rltno "A 0iilltonen.
81breno oes Wonnts September
betrue oieie 4usiu6r al Roronerf.
5eitgen So, 7SS,653 in gatronen.
.$34,S86,942 IN 9ulper. $34,615,,
$3.50 in nuoeren Grploiioitoffen utto
S9259253 IN 6enermufien, 5uiom,
men rlno S412 Miuionen Dollars
in eilletn ein5igen Mlonot ODER S117,.
800 In icoer 5tlin6e.
Dolnit lit 1ber 2lmcritas 9eitraq
5lr &erldnaerrnq 0es ariegcS nod
niGt eri6optt. Nm teeren @ranoten,
6iilieu iduoten mir linen fir il6er
10 Milionen Collars. on 9ifrin
mo onOeren GrploiibiGuren 8run
8illlen 6erielben iiber Az Miaionen,
an leeren 9atronenbHlien, @roro
ten5iiu0ern llin. 26 MiQionen, an
EfcrOcn utto MorIeieln fir sic al
liiertcn 4rmccn 1914 Miqipncn, an
alitotnobiIcu s Wiiaionen an Napb
ia uno @aioIin fir ibren 9etrieb
rltno 53H Miaipncll, an Sol0otcn
i6uben mo Stiefeln iiber 100000
Soar all Stodlelorobt nobe5u 80
@tillionep @onors. oil @aiofin.i 3lq
ntolfincn luie tie fnr Die beriidtia
Ten aGnnfs" Der GnglGil6er ae.
brnuft per0en, 344, an 0totorr1.
ocrn fir oen AuffIdrunqs.lm0 3ebe
i6enoic1it 1854 Miaioncrt an.
fir Die SeriteIlltfg bon @ro
ttoten rim. nabe on II MiaiunclL
nlac5dbIte Miaioncn In mocren
" obnioterialien fir ben &rieas6e.
bari. Sunoerte bon Millionen in
GdbruneslnitteIn fir bic fGmpfen.
Den 8rippen Gnglan0s un0 iciner
Serbii16eten 5uiainulen mG6ren6
OcS cinen cin3iaen 9}ollats Scptcnt.
Der @aren i'm @ertc bon riuno 423
Collars, ODER nubc5u
Dollars III ieoer Shaoc.
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u~cmiekeitcn ans IONA.
glns iSort 9oSae.

81, &. S.2edrD lit ais geriftli.
der &ermolter Der Alerdnoria 90
ling AllepS uno 9iqorobdle bonn
aidter u. 90. Brig6t einqeiebt nor.
Den. Die 9runSnid 9olfe Goacn.
Der 60. bon Chicago. ruelfe 6ie
Snbnber s. s. 8itsier, s.. 9. Sop.
pernoa ltno Die @rben bon g. Z.
5Ipnn INN $2473,06 fur qelicfertc
8aren oerflogt bat, lit Inn Die Gin,
ieblrng eincs geri6tliden @ermaltcrs
bei'm @eridlt %elngfoumett
Bert 3. 6risbie BON I6or. sSn.
rat cine Belobnlng oltf bic 9nffins
lung ocS 10 Sabre oltct Albcrt
parris, uno Der ~i3iGbrigen aunn
Street,, nit mcl6sr CT 0urd)qe6ranilt
,oor, oilSoeiett. Cos Rdrdlen por
8lIebt am II. Gftoter geieben nor
ben.
elmer SonSerg bon Ierrg, Ssh.
uno 6. 6. grincoar BON Ges
Moines, mclhe oencinid)oft(ih in
Ger aoht oe5 s. 0ftober in nell
Der 5liuoiS Central 8abn
III 3umcorlbe ciugcbroden marcu
at einer 3udltboiiSitrnfe bon ltnbe
8oucr bis au 5ebn Sabrcn
terlrteilt.
Cos 5oro 4utomobi( bon S. ).
lpitroe Sonntog obero geitoN
len ulo es lit bi5ber nift mogli1
iraen0 pelhc Spur Der 9eaidine
o6er Der Gie5e 5u eutoedcn. IS
9iclt Dor oelu BrinccB 11eater. non
no C Die Giabe eutpeu0cter
Sn Banning. So. III Morris aerrtot,
8nter bon 8rou @. 8. 9eolD on
9ntersidpddc g%citorben. Nm Gicns
mare en- SO Sabre aft q~euor6en.
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Scnrp gOamers gl6iaa.

8%dbclport, ga, s. Robcnber. -
ueber Den 8odiprung oes frii6ere1t
aongreBmnunS 9ollmer id)reibt Die
Soma Geform; SEER 9etrg 8ofmer
aalt icit 5nbren ais Der 6ilhrer 6cs
1eutiAtuns bon Gnpenport mo
Scott Gountp. Gr bat, naf ieifcr
Grfldrung fir Silion nno Mere-
oit9 oteie Stelung 1mmioerbring
lid bprloren. &elm cas- Syentonn
leiO geton bat, 10 bats ms leio
penn mir Dobet ieiten tapfe
rem &f Den er bis oobin fir bos
0eutif 9merifonertlan ull0 fir Die
6reiheit geiii1rt bat, bel Ieoer eiele
Genbcit INNER uuirlGtig beiuun0crt.
,5o, bic ihnrubiee Go(itifl Mtit
9errn Golmer iii ibr nieoer e!ncr,
mo 5lpdr Der 9aten eiaer, gum
gefnllcu.
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NnS Sem staate NtebrastaI

es III Die Nadridt bier e%inqetrof.
len, Dab ~. 3. 5porfs. melder
BEL ben fanooiiden Sruppcn in
5lanoern itonb. mnO Der ieiaer Belt
nod Sauie beri6tete, DAB er geicben
babe mie 6eutide gorboren elmer
6rnu Die Brittle obgeIhnitten bot.
ten bort geiaIIcu lit.
SO. y. Mc9urneb bon Ge6ar,
5ay bat Die GooS 6orm poro9itlidi
non 6renont getmiIt, uno miro 10.
bolo ais m5eIia nuf ben 9Iot ale.
Den.
6rau s. s. 9erter. melfe filrs.
Iid nod Omabo 500, lit in i6rem
ooielbit Die aelertreppe bin.
inter geiuaen uuO bot oabei idnpere
9erleBuugen erlittcn.
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eia itimmGercdtiattr Soter.

StotiT @ltD, So, S. 9enb.
.9oB Die Stimme eincS Gotten Bel ncr
Nabl ais geicblidl bollgultig amer.
fannt nrn mitgc5dbIt miro, oitrite
trob Ben atibd nod nidt 0ageluricn
ietu. bat iid ober bel Der geitrigen
8nhl bier ereignet. ~ Nie Is Dos
8eieb eeitottet, binterlieB ndmltd)
Der @eid1itsreiien0e Clarence Sc.
terion uon bier. che er feline sc.
idldftstour per Auto nod 8eruiil
lion, 9. 9, alttrat, ieinen beriigel.
fen S%timm5ettel ut Der Gfftce oes
GDuttn 4uoitors, llntermeqs fui0
peterien Del ciner autontobillnQliif
Den Io6. GroBoeul lpuroe ieine
5timme bel Der geitrigen @obI init
ge5a6lt. ou jeoer 9citjmmurlg 0es
e'cieBes @enii9e geton mar.
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@rieffniten.

3. s. Stopping, NeoIo, Sd..-
Bel Der rieiid ouf%bdufen6en arbeit
oes &oblfompfes, NOR es ltns I'M,
mogliG cine Idngere @rtIGrltng in
Scr bon Sbnen erpGbnten aneeIe.
aenbeit 5it berorfentli6en. Selbltre-
Demo bat Die 0eittihe Hegiering ME
ais iolde i%rgenonie ariegsmateridI
an irgerl0 cine o~u8n1rtige Modt
geIiefert. DAB oeutide Iitnitions.
ultO Observation-Disclosures I'M offeiteit
&ettbeiperb init Den aonfurren5fas
brifonteu an6erer 2onoer, beIonoer8
6rontreihs, fid nm oerartige Sic
fcrlln9en beniibcn itnO io[fe aug.
iiibren, 1T ieIbitperitGn6li6 uu6 tbr
@ei61ft. gei 9usbrud Oes Ipanii6.
olneritaniifen arieges bat ieood sic
0elttide Reeieriln9 iofort in boiler
8eodt1ng ibrer %giertroIitGt oerarti.
ge 2eiferttngelt on Sponien aus
oeutifen S1fet probi6iert.
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Cokalzuadtriettcn
ans Srcmcnt, utbr.!
y 0,onrn1her 1a1G

z. Ionenlber 1916.
Gin fleiner 5toa BON Chris. Zen.
len an @orfielo 9tpe., guiid,en s.
.uno 6. StroBe brornte bcittc friib
'itneefdbr I'M 2 llbr nieoer. Der
.Shoben lit irnbebeuter6.
Sermann SfuI3 bon Wo(mo un0
3isfa bon Geoar Bluffs, TO-.
.nie aud s. Gorlo Sdmiot bon
SmoBn uno olga 0ellnas ron
Council 8fuffs erbielten bon hid,
ter &8interitecn &eirotserIou6ni8
iheine mo nuroen oltd gleid ae-
trmtt.
&an 8orter. pelher nut 9eibilfe
ton 5tepben 3bof nor ciniQcr Belt
cinen onoeren 4rbeiter in 0pn 1Sre.
mont StodDar0s i'm Die Sunne
bon $500 belto1len botte murbc fiir
ben 8%eitrarm bon 1913 0toraten
ms 8udtbnis geididt. Ser Soil
ieines aompliSen miro etiuos ipdter
eripogen mer0en.
Cine an5abl Fremont 6reimcurer
reilten geItern abeno nod Cmabo,
Inn bort elmer 8eriommlung Der
oes 5hottiiden Grades bei5u
Dobnea.
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iudrtsbepeaiing Der Ercile, bic ibrer.
ieits pieoer oif Den 8reis 0es fer.
tigen 3abrifots einipirfen nuuBte.
8ieie mthtaigenoe Senoen5 Der
8reiie mur0e MN aber aud onoerer.
ieits bon eeiuiiienIoien Spetuionten
un0 9orienipiclern all ibrem eigenen
0ortetle ousgenubt. Sic boben D1s
8olt I'M MiGionen betroee1. inoem
iie 0urh @infdnfe uno 9eriude al
Corner" gtloungen Die greiie I'M.
ller G6ber 81 treiben berludten. Die.
fen Spefnlnnten Die bon re6tsme.
gen binter Shlob uro Miegel gebo.
rem, iino aiidl iene @roBbGnoler in
giobritngSmitteln 5u5u5dbleu, Die
ibre 8orrdte lieber berrctten Iniien
ooer iid ibrer nlf frgeno cine nnnere
2lrt itno @eiie e~ntlcoigen oils noB
iie tie 81 einedt tte6rigeren gretle
Derfoufen. Sn 9eutIhlar0 iperrt
man ~bellt8utage iolfe bobiidtige
golfsfeinoe obne bel 5eOerleiens
@efGngniS uno Sningt iie neben
einer 8erurteilting at @eIoltrofe
aud nod 5iir Sermt8gobe ibres I'M.
redtmdbieen Rroiits. Bie mare eS,
iuenn man 6ieie Serri6aiten bier.
3ulonoe 0lrh i~atfrdftiges @iniHrei.
e6eufoIlS sltr 8ernurft brddte2
borbanoenen @eiese bieten bin.
reidenoe 6onobobe Oo3u. 8esbaI6
ioaen iene ibren &oit6 in Sidarbcit
bringen oiirfen, ndbrenO Sauien6e
bon arnleu girgern totid9li6 faiim
mebr ipiiien, ME fie Die bunerigen
@iGller oabeim itcpfen ioleu?-
@bic. abenopoit.
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an ben aOloen eines 1a1cs.

STnOInn, 3. yfob. = DC 16fdbs
rige @ennoiro @iele. &ohtcr nes 5
Weilen fiiolih BON bier mobnenoen
Gbepnnres @en 8ieie lit oil Den
5oleen zines So1es aeitor6cn, Den
ie Dor etrpo eiuen Monot erlitt.
Sic bate iif Dos anie bcrlctt, bod
ifien Die 8un6e gu bciIen, bis
plotlid S%hIimmeritne eiutrat uno
BEN 3oo berbeifibrte. Die 8eer0i.
aitna fnnb duf benz fatbolil6cn
6rieobof itott.
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Die sencrnna nna lire 1lriaden.

Die III roid)enl len1po 5ttneGmcn.
Dc S|ertcuerltna Der 2ebens6dltung
Bat in peiten sfrtiien Der gebolfe-
rung bereftigte 8eiorgnis berborge.
%ruicu. SeSerHiailu legt iid 0ie 3ru.
&c Dor. mobin mir treiberL mert benz
Steigen Der greiie nift ha(6 Gin
bait geboten pir6, 4ber bebor bier
Die aegierun9 init q(usiift oif @r.
fol9 eingreifett FAINT lit IS iebr iue.
ientlih, feit5aitellen. nelhes sic
.@riInoe fir Die nl4emeine Grei$-
iteigerung ituS. 8dlloelte e8 lid
bios I'M oen ei1teil o0er on0eren
Artifel, 10 mare ole l1riadle mdbr-
ideinlid unihuer au finoen 1rno
Abbilie notwithstanding leiht. Ole
ae9enuGrtige Seiterung eritreft lid
aber beinnbe otf ldmtIidc 5onoel8
ortifel. GS gibt n1tr tnenige 0inge,
Die ibren often uormoIen 9reiS be-
halten haben. CAB 0ielenl ~aqgeureis
nen GmporidneIlen uner 8reiic cine
g~enteinioule llriohe 3u @rlt10e lie.
Gen muB. licgt nabe, nno boB bieie
llrinde in Dem europdiiden ariege
81 iudJcn it, itleir1t ieoerrnonn lel6it,
beritdnoIid 81 iein.
IS lit aud obne 8eitereS flor,
0oB Die u~rgeaiein Itorfen 8erfdl1fe
nod england ulo oeiien glmoesge.
Die iii ein3elnen 8orengot.
tungeu Elm 8irIfdhes nes n%ornto[en
2(blobes b%etra9ell. uuf Die 8reiie bon
@influB icin mitiien, neil Der fir
Sen beimii6eu geoarf berbIeibenoe
8orrot chen ~entiprefer6 fletner, Die
oliO itGrfer fem muB. 9te
@ng[Gnoer 3oplen fir 6os, mas tie
oil omerifaniihen @oren braltden
mas i9ncu ~abDcrlon9t miro. un6 0oB
oieieS nid)t oll3umeniq lit, boiiir lit
ihon gciorgt DUB oieie Moglih.
felt. bcitimmta 8aren 81 eilten DO.
ben @rciie ans 4ltsIon0 at berfalt.
fen, in Gcrbinoutg NIT cincn flci.
ucrcn &orrot aif bic briuliI6en
qbidrbet nlB be6arf feiues
ipeiterm 8epsiies.
GS lit ober burdens nift Der
@rilto 6afnr bop Der 9(me.
rifnncr beltc ariegspreiIe 5ablen
auiB. Die Slt0uitric Der Ser. Sfad
Ten bot lid fir Ole aerftenung sobl
grtifel his gum ausbrlth oes
arieqe9 gcluiIi2r Stoffe 6eoicltt, bic
lie aus e~nropdiidlen 2dnoern at BE.
,ieben pflegtc, tells neil 0ieielben I'M
2on0e nidt 81 baden tporen,
tells neil ibre @rooliftion bier NIT
~ QroBen llufoiten nerbunOen gene
iell mare, Uielteidit and niht 7tr
letung 0as 8eoarfs mtseereidt b6t
e. Ser &rta bat nm pieIe oieieD
8e5ugsGueIIeH SeitpeiHg berItopft.
Gton ipdr bober ouf Die Borr1te an.
IelDieien Die nod aus Der 3eit Dor
,eit Griege borbnnoen fuoren. Sie
drumpiten ieloitberltdnoIid boIo 5u-
omuicn: bic 9iodlfroae iUitroe raid
ole eos Anaebot, uf0 oicl
inousbleibIidc 0olgc mar eile 4uf.
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Raitsrbn6 fir ale Arten DON 5Gtel.
Gr6eiteu.

Bud CIR. Q. pte ultten gedeFpf ent.
Edit antpeiiungen 1tno nepeftc Wu.
tier fir ~ae1dtelte @inicse uno Sri.
ten. a~bbiloun9en fldr un6 oeutliG,
un6 ieoer Gohen lit 81 ieber. Sic
f6nnen nidt febleeben in auferti.
gl,ng oieIer geidmadoolen 5ptser
uno gini1be. tpie man fe gebrallft
iiir &oihentiiher, gorbGHge, 9ed.
den umo Sohs. Seoes Bud lit fir
Iidl elm @ort5e8. un6 fem MtltItcr
5ipeimoI cntbnItelt. 4eine Srau
icate obne oieie Binder Teiu.
gu beiteGen sl II GtS. pro Bud
hurd Omaha 9ribiine, 1911 $otpcrb
Str, Omaha.
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Merehith hinter g0nhlidnminnlcr.

Ges Moiues. So, Z. gtpp. &.
Z Merebitb bat geitern eire oficlc
erflorlm9 erloiiel ooB er, Oh rr
mdlllt oocr uid]t g~cnilgcrDc @el0
iummet sur 8crii9ulg teller wir1.
nm cine llntcriudJuu9 iiber irglno
lpcldle crbobencn Altft1get betrcifs
gcicBnlOrigcr 46itimMlIngcn eialel
fen un0 oen @cietiibertreter 5ur
8erufltiportung 5ieDcu 6u fotnen.-
Ger critic bel Der @abl negen fall
fiber Reailtsicrung oerb1ftcte 0tum
mar 86omos @iIleipitc.
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gridlt bas geih.

Sartington, s. Rou. Ger Be.
tanute bieiias gaufontraftor Ole
@tingSboI itiirBte 10 ungliidIi6, OoB
CT Oos 9ein brod irb Sasielbe i'm
SoipitnI amputiert meroen mubte.
@ingsboI mar frii6er MitelieO bes
Staotrotes.
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9ieb muir mis- @efananis.

5rempnt. ;. Rou. @op &prter,
Der einen arbeitstonegen Inn $3.50
beitoblen bottc, ipitroe gcitern bonn
Rihter Button 5i elmer @efdngnis.
'trofe oon eineii Sabr bis 10 Monn.
Ten @efdnants ~berurteilt.
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@trlett i'd idlner.

Gitroro. s. gpb. &toia Cole.
gerooe bon elmer geiudsrciIe
ans Soma bcimgefebrt mar, brahtc
lid geItern cine ifmere 8unOe i'm
llnterIeib az, ols ibr ReooIper lid
ploslt6 cntIuo.
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gput gnto nbcrTo6rcn.

8le1iautpiile s. Nob. Ete
5idbrige @ertru0e M2i6oIcton mtr6e
geitcrn o1if Der StroBe BON Dem 9(its
tomobu bon SRI. @roce 8ids il6er.
iobren uno ifpner oerlest.
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II n[anbern atfn0rn.

Grentont, 3. Rob. Ger frii9ere
beige aoufmnnn 8m. 9ports. Der
ith gleih bel 9eeinn ocS arteees
III Der fanooiideu arniee oniuerben
lieB 1T in SIonoern nefoIleTL ipie
nod bier nobncnben 6rnl
nllr6e.
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Sic oe1tihen 1tnterIee 8oote an
9toriuegens aiiite peroen bolo maf
Die britiide nllteritr6mung in gbri.
Itiania ablenfen0 eiillpirten.
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8ilion bebaltptet, ooB amerifa
bel Dem notiteu oroBeu ariege nidt
neutral hleibef f0nnte, Cider nibt,
toenn CT nod ant Ru0er lit.
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Gtaanna einacGIdert.

gorf, 8. glop. Sci Der 90
@eiIe bon bier eeIesenen Gorm bon
90. Stone brunntc eeitern Die StoI.
lung nieoer.
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Ios lit aIio 0ns grpBe @ebcinI-
nis Der erltmuIiden 6inuu3Fraft
9eutidIanOs. oaB eS i'm grofen unS
gatiscn ieiu eigener 5daInner
blelbt.
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8eiu oie 9reiie 10 meiter Iteiqen,
tonnen mir bel Ser 8iIIoniden 8ro.
ipcritGt nah ull6 mad berbun9ern.