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The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1916-10-13
Game Laws

Hunters License. Fee, 81. 90 for res
idents, SO for non-residents. Deer
hunting licenses, $l.50
Anglers License. Resident of the
state may fish within the state without
license. Non-residents fee, $1.00 for
all kinds of fish except trout; SO. 40 for
all kinds, including trout.
Deer.-Open season from Nov. 10 to
Nov. 30, inclusive. Unlawful to kill
more than one deer in one years hunt
ing season. Unlawful to use dogs or
artificial light.
Rabbits. Open season from October
lst to March 1st. Unlawful to use fer
rets in hunting.
Squirrels. .-Unlawfu to kill until 1920.
Fox, Mink, Raccoon and Skunk. -
Open season from Nov. lst to April lst,
inclusive.
Muskrat. Open season Nov. lst to
April 18th, inclusive. Unlawful to de-
stroy muskrat houses or set traps with
in six feet.
Quail. Unlawful to kill until 1920.
Partridge.-Open season October lst
to November Both, inclusive. Unlaw-
full to take more than six in one day, or
have in possession more than fifteen at
one time. or kill more than twenty-five
in one calendar year.
Ducks, Geese. Open season from
September 1st to December 18th, in
elusive. Unlawful to take more than
twenty-five in one day, or more tnan
fifty in one week. Unlawful to kill
from one-half hour after sunset until
sunrise.
Trout.-Open season May lst to Aug.
3lst, inclusive. Unlawful to have in
possession under seven inches in length.
Unlawful to take more than thirty five
in one day. Unlawful to have in pos
session more than fifty at one time.
Black Bass. Open season June 10th
to March 1st. Unlawful to take more
than ten in one day, or lave more than
ten in possession at one time. Unlaw-
full to take black bass of length less
than ten inches. Unlawful to buy or
sell.
Wall-Eyed Pike. Open season June
10th to March 1st. Unlawful to take
of length less than ten inches, or
more than twenty-five in one day.
White Bass, Calico Bass and Rock
Bass. Unlawful to take of length
less than six inches. Unlawful to take
more than twenty-five in one day. Un-
lawful to buy or sell.
Blue Gills, Sun Fish and Perch. - Un-
lawful to take of less length than five
inches. Unlawful to take more than
twenty-five in any one day Unlawful
to buy or sell.
Frogs.-Open season from June 1st
to October 31st.
Ice Lines. Lawful to use five single
lines with single hook attached for the
purpose of taking fish through the ice
during December, January and Febru-
airy for all kinds of fish excep. bass and
trout.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1916-10-13
Montrose w. G. T. u.

Mrs. Alice Johnston entertained the
Montrose w. C. T. U. on Friday after
noon, Oct. 6, 1916, at her beautiful
home east of the village. Members of
the w. C. T U. and their friends filed
the spacious parlors and much enthus-
iasm was displayed by all, for each
mother heart responded to the call ITO
Arms" to live up to the motto We're
in the fight to win." All listened at
tentively as Mr.. Herbert H. Rood gave
a stirring temperance address and good
helpful talks were given US by the
Mesdames Thompson. Jap. Johnston
and Watson. A fine pot luck lunch fin-
ished our October mothers meeting.
Press Cor.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1916-10-13

A mission by the Dominican Fathers
will open at st. Mary's Church, Mt.
Morris, at High Mass. next Sunday.
Oct. Is. The attendance of communi,
cants of the church and the general
public is cordially invited. The Order
of the services will be as follows: Be-
ginning Monday morning the first mass
will be at 500 o'clock, followed by
sermon; second mass at 1880 a. m,
third service, for the children of the
parish, at 500 p. m; fourth service at
7:30 in the evening, consisting Of ves-
pers, sermon and benediction. This or
der will be followed throughout the re-
mainder of the week
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1916-10-13
Demise of Mrs. c. D. johnson

The following article is taken from
the issue of Sept. g, of The Bor ler
Call, published at Simpson, Montana.
The subject of the obituary, Mrs Chas.
D. johnson. formerly resided in South
west Vienna and has many friends
throughout this vicinity who will ex-
perience sincere sorrow in the intelli-
igence of her untimely death:
"Mrs. C. d. Johnson passed quietly
away at her home last Sunday night at
nine o'clock. Her illness was of eight
days duration being caused by uraemic
poisoning. Every medical attention
was given her after her condition was
considered serious.
"Mrs. johnson and her family were
among the first settlers in this COM
munity and her cheerful disposition
won many friends for her who regret
her departure. She was a teacher in
the Sunday School, a member of the
newly organized Methodist Episcopal
church, consistent christian and a
loving mother.
1.-The funeral was held Tuesday
afternoon at 3 o'clock in the home.
On account of Rev. E. J. Houston's S
being unable to get here the funeral
was conducted by Mr.. G.. J. Bonine of
Havre. The music was furnished by
Misses LaVerne Peelman and Lavina
Evans, r. L. Chrislock and Mr.. and
Mrs. c. E. Evans who sang ASLEEP in
Jesus, We'll Never Say Goodbye in
Heaven, "Rock of Ages" and Twill
There Be any Stars in My Crown" the
latter being a special favorite of the
deceased. Interment was made in the
new cemetery. two and one-half miles
northwest of Simpson.
Frances Mary Cotton was born
March 4th, 1866, in Genesee County,
Michigan. In 1886 she was united in
marriage to Charles d. Johnson.
Twelve children were born to this union
six of whom survive. The other rel
atives are two grandchildren. three
sisters, ten nieces and eight nephews.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1916-10-13
w. c. T.U.

Our last regular meeting was held
with Mrs. w. G. Lewis. A Press
meeting was held, led by Press Supt.
Two special meetings have since been
held, one at Mrs. Gillett's and one at
the Rest Room at Home Coming when
delegates were elected to the Conven-
ton to be held at Atlas next week.
Those elected were Mrs. Geo. Walker
and Mrs. VIM. Gilmore. Our next
meeting will be held with Mrs. Tuman
October 18th. All are welcome.
Mrs. A. A. Williams
Press Supt.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1916-10-13
Montana Crops Fine

Charles Johnson, formerly we'll
known farmer of southwest Vienna,
and who for the past three years has
been farming on a claim in Montana
which he took up from the government,
has written bis brother, George, to the
effect that crops in his adopted state
have been very fine this year. He says
he raised 100 bu. of wheat, 600 bu.
spelts, 200 bu. barley and $50 bu. flax.
$3.50 bushels in all. Prices for all kinds
of grain being very high, Mr.. Johnson
is, of course, prospering nicely.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1916-10-13
Pinkham School

The following pupils were neither abb
sent nor tardy during the month ending
Oct. 6, 1916: Beatrice Collar, Oliver
Collar, Walter Hoard, Florence Garvin,
Luella Garvin, Erwin Leach, Lloyd
Leach, Thelma Lurvey. Floyd Roberts,
Marion Fox and Sarah Currier. Num-
ber of pupils enrolled, 10; average daily
attendance, Is; per cent of attendance,
SO.
Esther s. Ash,
Teacher.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1916-10-13
Card of Thanks

Through The Messenger we would ex-
press our thanks to the many friends
who so kindly extended assistance and
sympathy at the death and burial of our
beloved son and father. To the donors
of the beautiful floral tokens we would
also express our deepest gratitude.
Mrs. Adah Wisner,
l.. w. Struble.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1916-10-13

The Christian Church at Pine Run
wishes to announce they are still hold
ing services every Sunday at 2:3O p. m.
and invites everyone to come and assist
in helping to build up the work. Mr..
Cranston, of Flint, is our leader.
There is always special music. Come,
and we are sure you will receive God 5
blessing.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1916-10-13
Masonic Social

Vienna Lodge, No. 2O5, F. & A. NJ,
will give social to brethren of the Or
der and invited guests next Wednesday
evening. There will be a mixed pro-
grim of recitations, music and amuse-
ments of various kinds and a most
pleasant occasion is anticipated. All
masons and their families and any
guests they may care to invite will be
very welcome.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1916-10-13
Fred Latimer Dead

Fred Latimer, aged 70, for many
years resident of Thetford township,
died at the County Infirmary last week
Thursday night. On Saturday the re-
mains were taken to a cemetery three
miles east of Mt. Morris, for burial
Rev. E. C.. c. Benson officiating at the
grave. Deceased is survived by one
daughter, Miss Lizzie Latimer, Of
Whitesburg
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1916-10-13
Attending Grand Chapter

Mesdames C. w. Taylor and Ed L. d.
Beeman are in Grand Rapids this week
in attendace upon the annual meeting
of the Michigan Grand Chapter, o. E.
s., as delegates of Vienna Chapter,
No. 233. It is expected the Grand
Chapter will be in session about two
days.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1916-10-13
M. E. Church Notes

Class meeting $50 a. m; sermon 10
a. M: Sunday School, l1:15 a. m. Ep-
worth League, o. m, subject, Mis-
sions Among the Women of India"
leader, Florence Richardson.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1916-10-13
The Worlds Series

The worlds championship base ball
series. now being contested between
Boston and Brooklyn, on Wednesday
stood with three games to the credit Of
the former and one TO the latter. On
Thursday Boston won the fifth game
by score of to l and consequently
the series.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1916-10-13

The first month of school closed Fri
day. The following pupils were neither
tardy or absent: Kenneth Tinker, Ade-
line Curtis. Raymond Curtis, Clarence
Taylor Floyd Taylor, James Allen,
Harry Allen and Tressa Raymond.
Bessie Beckwith, Teacher
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1916-10-13
Home Coming Statement

Following is a statement of moneys
received and expended by the officers of
the Home Coming Association of Clio
during the present year:
Received from subscriptions .$2O9. so
Received from sale of concessions $500
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1916-10-13
Balance on hand, in bank .......$ 8!

Balance on hand, in bank ........$ $3.50
Details of the receipts and expendi-
lures are too voluminous for publica-
tien, but the complete record of all
transactions is open for the inspection
of any who may desire at the office of
the secretary.
Chas. H. Reed,
Secretary.
B. E.. Conlee,
Treasurer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-11-17
p%fa6(6auer= 5uno.

SIN Mdra biefes Sabres enfoedte Elm
Mmateur>Mr9doloee ouf Der Obers
fldde zines md9tigen @ranitfinblinss
oes @nrtentpaloes BET Mabsrn in Der
S9neia mad gntfernen elmer uralten
Moosfdidt ipobi spei DnBenb Der be-
fannten treisrunben @ertiefungen, unb
Der erfte Sdalenitsin (ein Sranfopfers
altar aus feltifder DruiosnSeit) ber
biefisen Gesenb mar gefunOen. SIN
Qpril Johann fam Bel 9artendrbeiten
Der erite bisber in Bern unb umgebune
gefunbene @eeenfanb aus Der foses
rlannten Steinaeit gum @orf9ein, eim
febr bibfh searbettete pfleifpiBe aug
Jeueritein; pohl elm 8etpeis bafir.
boB Die pfabl6ausr bes Moo5feeoorfs
fees ibre SaebSise BIB in unsere Sc
geno o~usoebnten. gu biefrn atpei
Sun6en fommt nun mod cine -&o1efs
ton bon I7 Brpn5etpdrlgels nel9e
por einigen Wpden in 80 3enfimeter
Siefe uuf benz 8a9telensute a~usgegras
ben purbe. Shrer gef4affenbeft mad
ransieren biefe SAmudgeeenifdnbs
5pifdsn 1000 unb $500 pOr Gbrifti.
cWir baben ba offenbar cine Warrus
inieberlase Dor uns, bic Elm oamaliser
.ssSutpelier" bier, in Der Hdbe feiner
MnfersR eiieroute, Der 4are, perftedtf
unb pabri9einli9 fpdter i'm bamalts
gen IlrtpaIo nt9t mebr finben tonnte.
&uf ben forgfdltig aufgef4idteten
@rms unb 8einrinsen befanb ii4 Elm
aiemIi9 GROCER Stein. Der tpnbrf9eins
lid Dor piertaufeno Sabren, als er
nod auf Der grbo6erfldde lag, Bic
9ersrabunssftels fenntlid MAIDEN
foIIte. (~Ger Grsie Hdtier.~)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-11-17
% il ben.

Man f9neibet bic Riiben am better
In grpbe MIrfel ooer nnn gelie6er
in f6male Streifen, febt iie nit TO-
9enoer 8leifdbriibe ober MaHsr UNI
Jett aufs 5euer, ldBt fie BEL fpdterem
5inantun bon Sal8 ipei9 fo9en. glib
bann cine grpBe pber fleinere Meifer,
fpibe Serriibrte StGrfe bin5u ober
ftdubt feitfpdrts etpas Mebl in BIZ
8riibe uno lest einige Stiid9en Butter
barber bin. Wenn fe aneeridtel
fino. reibe man MnstatnuB hariibe,
unb gebe abeefo9te &~artoffeln ba3u.
Sino Die Riiben ettpos bitter, pas
mander 8ober unb 9iinser bstpirtt.
70 iperben fie perber refhli9 bdlb gar
absefo4t. Man fam iie na9 benz
9fbfoden audi tpte 3iibftiel oosr BLU
mentobl bur9ftoben; bann aber miHep
fe pei9 abseto6t fetn. gs 9eb0rt ba.
gu, je no9bem fe cart finb. elm bic
einunoeinpiertsl Gtunben.
4u9 nit &artoffeln gefo9t, fino biz
Hiiben angenebm. Nadbsm oiefelben
CUR 9dlfte gar 9etporben, lest man bic
8%artoffeln BON mittlerer @rDBe oarauf,
ftreut bas nDtise Sal3 barber unb
Idbt bas Semitic feft 8ugebedt psid.
oo6 ni6t troden fo9en. Damn lege
man glei9fals einige Stiidden But.
ter barauf unO ri4te Oas Semitic, bd.
nit es ni4t bur9 llmriibreu breiiq
iperbe, am beIten nit einem Sdaum
l0ffel 6ebutfam an.
S6beinss ooer 9ammels8 otelettea
unb 8rotmurit als 8eilage.
Qnmerfung. Rii6sn oils elm tpdffes
RIGGS Semitic beoiirfen gum 8odeu
bisl tpeniser Mafer als ale anoeren
Semitic, tpssbdlb man RidF4t baraui
nebmsn mub.
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6einer &artoffeffaIat.

Man nebme bierau tletne, ut9t mehs
lige Sartoffeln, fo9e fie nit Saf5
pei4, 5isbe fog1ei9 Die S9ale ab,
f9neibe Iie Dor Dem grfaIten in feline
Gdeibden, sieBe cine Safe fo9enoes
Waifer bariiber unb 6ede iie gu, BIG
Die Sauce fertig tit. CUR Sauce neh,
me MAJ fir feds perionen bret Solat,
l0ffel feines Sel, ebenio btel rotten
Mein pber Sleifdsgrtrafts8 ouiGlpn.
bier bis feds 2Dffel gffig, ie na3 Der
S9drfe beRelben uu9 nod fodenbes
Wofer, eeb0rig pfeffer unb Sal5, nad
8elieben audi tttpas Senf. Oamii
Die 99eiben gang bleiben, eebe man
eirw Gage &artoffeln in Die Salat=
faifeI, einiae 20ffsl Saree 6arilbe,
un0 70 fort, bis ale 8artoffeln gut an
sefeudtet finb. Man mii9e au9 re9i
fein eei6nittene 3niebeln burd.
Mit Qusnabme oes 8opffdlates f0n.
men faft ale sriineu @alate gu &ur.
toffelfalat gteeben tperben. Sic mil
benz aaptoffelfalat gu permif9en III
uidt gu empfeblen, oa fe Damn 81
tpsid unb unaniebnlid tperben. Mar
ridte baber Die griinen Salate mad
@orfdrift defenders an uno sebe fl
entpeber apart gu benz &urtoffelialai
pber 8ulebt, Dhne Jpn burdsumif9en.
in einem Strange UNI bte Sdifel ooer
in Die mitte. @s iperben ba3u se.
geben &albsz unb S9peineiilse
Ralbfleif9 in 8elee. tparner unb fdls
ter 9rateu.
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yne Yrefe fit stras: greuag II. %opembtr 1916.
,,Nentralitdt.
Giae i6ueOii9e Stimnte aber geas
atens Steaumg.

StShS Sto~"S<
Die f1pebif9e 3eitf9rift nSpenst
QOfen" brinst etnen bortreffliden Iufs
fab iiber .Dis einbeitli9e Reutralitdt,"
> aus benz mir Solgenbes pieberseben:
Dap bic gntbuiiaiten fir 8elsien TN
angemeinen 10 gut pie ni4ts uber bte
pirfli6en 8eaisbunssn 8sleiens gu
Sranfrei9 unb DeutfdIano por BEN
&rtes pifen, brdu4t faum d~nseoeatet
au iperben. asin Saaperitdnotger
reGnete NIT ettpas anberem. als NIT
ser seilnabme 8elsiens am aries aui
Der @eite Srantr.tds unb gnslanbs,
Sn Sen militdrif9en Sa4aeitf4riften
sing man sara rubis bon biefer @ors
ausfebung aus. Rimmt man aubers
Dem etne 8rof9ire, tpie bic bes frans
aDfI6en Soaialiiten Sroncis 0slatfi,
(Oer fommenbs 8riee) our 9anb, BITE
i'm Sabre 1911 erfdtenen unb cine
Menge 9arafterilii6er 9atfa4en BEG
Weltfrieges. tpie gum 8eifpiel gngs
lambs 9lodabe unb Musbungerunsss
perfua segen Deuti@lano, borausfast
10 miro man finben, 0ab es Der 8ers
fafer feline @stunbe lang auBer 3tpets
fel lGbt, bab Die &dmpfe auf be(gts
faem goben ftattfinben miirben.
. Man perolei6e hermit Sreoerid
MaFons Tim ct, s6elena": Sm Sabre
1911 f6reibt biefer G9riftite1er, BAT
er pdbrenb bes sanaen Sult berir&t
babe, etnen Mrtifel abbruden gu lafIen,
in oem bic Iiberafe enelifde &egieruna
gefdmd6t miro, oab aber ale Set
tungsrebaftionen ibn NIT Der GrflGs
runs abpiefen, baB ma ni4ts 80ies
iiber bte ensliiden Minifter fassn
pone, rbenn ON brttten Mobilmas
dungstase tperbe General Sren4 NIT
100000 Mann in 8elsien itehen."
&sin einaises Wort bapon, baB Gene
raj 5renf erft lanben iperbe, faas
Deutf6lanb bic Neutralitdt 9elsiens
frGnfe. gs perbielt fid einfaa 10.
oaB 8elsien f9on felt laneem Der Sc
senitanb elmer fpftematif6en nnb err
folsreiden 8earbeitung BON franaOiis
f9er Seite ipar, um feline fpeSififd
belsiide NeutralttGt ausaurotten unS
baB bteie 8eitrebunsen bon sroben
@ruppen belgtf9er politifer uno 8irs
ger unterItiibt tpurben. Sn moroliz
i6er unb pTp9oGogtfder !9inii6t bate
8elgien f9on feline Se~lbitunoigfeii
berloren, es mar duf Dem beiten Wese
anneftisrt au tperben. Dieter Bro5eb
par 70 peit porgef9ritten, bab Bel
glen faftifd audi feline politif4e Be-
pegunssfreibeit perloren battle: feline
NeutralitGt bebeutete in Mabrheit nur
8ereitpiaisfeit gum Wiberitano gssen
cine beutf9e SnbaiiOn; Elm elei9sr Wis
bsrftanb gegen cine fransDitf9e Snbas
iion tpare nielnals in Grase setommen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-11-17

Der @errn Dieter b.. Nrnberg-@ru
berg. &%rautimfer in Geinfultur.
glber Still brin. Mnn fam nidt
redt beran. Grit oenft man, Ser
lei gutmiitig 81 nebmen, toroia[
ltno 10 peiter. 9lber er imponiert.
Oian weiB ni6t iparllm. Sd boffe,
i6 babe ibm iebr gefaaeu oenn
Sein3 8bilipp nno id) nnohten germ
eiuige @ofen AMI 9lrn-
berg 6ingelooen iperoen. Gs iu1re
10 oetorotip Dem Iegingnt 9egel-
ii6er. gtun, rs miro id)on lperbert.
0a ia SEEING 8bilipp Der lldd)ite all-
lit uno SER Dieter b. grn-
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5ran5dG(c6e cugen.

Srana0ffGe 8ldtter meIbsten tiirs.
li9, 10000 neutI6e Solbaten befers
tierten NOD Der S9pei8, 70 Dab Elm
@enfer ~@bseoroneter ben 8unbesrai
am ibre Snternierung our Siderbeii
bes 2anoes erfltdte. Da5u bemerti
bas 8erner 5agblatt: Ratirlid ptrb
biefer unfinn nur in 5rantrei6 bers
brsitet unb geglaubt. Die Na6ridi
TT ba3n erfunosn, I'm ben Mlut ber
fran50iifdsn 2anb6eb6lfsrung tinitlif
gu beben. 2fberl fOlds Mtttsl balten
nidt LANCE Dor, bann fdldst bic Greubs
In unmut uno Corn nm.
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berg,io eii Mann ideint, Dem mag
nidt Die 9rit sum 9eiraten siitrotlt,
gebietet i6on oerEnft, ooB er inns
freunoldaftIid beran5iebt. Or bat
it'd bel mir iebr gut einqefiifrt, in.
Dem er mir sur &erIobung eit Arn-
bano idenfte. IS lit ein fdIid)ter
@oIoreit inlpenoig biueiu bat or oelt
Sprld) Der Arnberas grapieren Iaf.
fen. Sateinild,. 9aS periteblt On
bod nid)t. Sbenarf iibt Elm groBer
Brilliant. Gs lit nid)t geraoe iebr
.aeidmadpol aber wirft god)it fett-
bal.
Wortiesuna tpIgt)
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ghicpries@ ofat.

Die Gbicorie pirb sefdntBelt, f9nen
eeipaf9sn unb tn Elm @ieb gum @b'
tropfsn eelegt. Damn sibt man tpts
BEL iebem Salat sund4it feines Solot.
81 btnau, baau cine 8leinigfeit pfeffei
unb Sals unb aulebt 3ttronenfaft obei
suten Meinefitg. Ser Salat iiber.
raidt Sebermann our9 feinen erfrt'
f9enbett unb ansenebmen @ef4mad.
Sn %feinerer DIRT fam man ote IN
sipei 3sG LANCE Stiide aerf9ntttens
ghtcprie in elmer MabonnoilezSunf
nit Spargslitiiden oberz fOpfen, je aut
!Sdlfte, anri9ten.
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Tur 9anS utt0
Slide.
9epper 9afh.

Gin &opf Weibfraut pirb feinse'
badt, NIT sals burdf@iittslt, iibei
Maat iteben eelaHen uno bann ablau'
fen lafen, Gin babies 9usenb grob'
pfefferfrii9te, Elm @ebunO SafelieQe'
rte, apei DuBenb &0rner Nelfenpfeffei
CNafptee), Elm 0ubeno gauge glelfen,
Ssnfamen unb apei @blOffel neibe,
Giiig, eenug, um oues gu bebeden.
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g 9pGbif9e 2augenbret
5eIn.

9tsr Elm Reaept gu S4pa6if9en
2augenbrebsln: Sin Quart Wei5en'
mebl, Elm Stid4en 6efe, ettpas @ala
uno Wafer an9eriibrt uno bann gum
Nufseb.n bingeiteat. gu Ser 2argt
nimmt man 9ol3ai6e, tut 9aferitrof
in einen 8ebdlter, gibt ote Qf9e bin
Elm nnb sieBt fo9enbes Wafer baru'
Der, bann laffe man es foGen. Na4s
benz ste 8rsbeln eeformt itnb, fest mon
fie in bic Gauge unO fo9t fie. BIB fie
obsnauf i9pimmen. Odrauf 19Dpfi
nan fte heraus. ldbt fie %ablaufen, febI
iie auf Elm 8le4 unb bddt fie f4or
delbbrQun.
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THE EIGHTEEN HOTEL

@os bebeutet ,gbe Gisbteen"? 9os
bette @otel fir bas ipenin'te @elo IN Gan
Intonio. 3immer SOC. Gnsgeae1dnete
Mablaeiten 25c. gliebriee Spe5talraten
Der ISOLDE. Sab frei. grndett 6277., Sn
eentrQIer Gage. 302 SiioSIlamo ctr.
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p15, sater ecrat6 Seeb" nno ySa=
ter Gae Mai6" ma6t Die Setlnen legen
nnS rentabel. Sen unb @etreioe: pub
ner<Webiain. Sater Seeb Gpy 42O O.
Slpres Ctr. Sci. grodett 1888.
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Same1 uub WeaHgelfntter.

serb. etaffel, 319 Oft > gommeree@
Ctr. Sen, @etreibe, 8arten@ uno Seips
fomen, @efliieelfutter. Srtnbntoren.
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Sptels.
HOTEL ALAMO

1876 alantp 9lasa - biibf6 moblierte
refine Simmer. SOC, 75c. 81 per Sa9;
$3.50 uno auftpdrts per 8ode. 3tnumer
NIT 2 8ettem $500 pet 8ode. Altes
Selephon Grpdett 658,
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@ir bolten bic bette &oble nnb bas
bette 8rennbols. 8rp6iert uns. @lase
@ppb & Gpat Company. grodett 6O53.
Rene5 EeIepbou 1911.
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Sransportieren unb Nufitenen bon
rSafes" uno i6tperer Wtaldtnerte eine
5pesialitdt, Gbbolen, gerienoen 4nfpez
pabren etc. Office 51OE514 9oiorola
ctr. geibe Eelephone $50.
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SIND SIZE kRANK?
c. II. Weyrich Sheet Metal Works.

S6abler in Sarbpare. Sefen uao
8ledtpoaren. Eraftii6er &lenpner ui'o
9ahDeder. 934 Oft : Commerce Strds
re. Selepbon Srapis 1880.
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TRANSPORT @efeuiAaftesa.
Carter-M uIIaIy Transfer Co.,

eSomilienS@utlhen lub 9roi9tet1. SeS
iorot lIn1aiehen uno WlD6el : Saeerln1g.
BoaoaaeS$ransport. Selephon 123.
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We{M1fts= aateatDer
Mtumimas tttD 3elfe.

Niamtp Sent & Aturtne Gp, @nt. Spt
reasea, @ieentiimer. Iae uniere Waaren
baheH boles @etpi9t uno WeaB, palleno
fir Stanbarb @r0Ben. 215 Mbente ..
Eelep6pn Grpfett 1858.
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aae Gprten pom 9rnd . arbeiten,
tuie gider, s5pIbers", 8riefbogen NM
9pnperts, &arten, GtrcuIarc, Gtnlaoni.
cen ufp., In Eeutih nIb Gngliih, nett
~onsaefibrt. @tIfpn g. Shmegs
m a n n 8rinting Co., FOG Naparrc Ctr.
Gel. Grp6ett 1925. iana.)