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The daily Alaskan., 1916-11-18
ORDER MEAT EARLY

Beginning November the Sev- all ordersi for meat to be delivered before noon, must be in before ten o'clock a. m., anl orders for .afternoon delivery mu be in before four o'clock p. m.
 FRYE-BRUHN GO.
 11-16-6t.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-11-18

BRUSHES WORTH THE MONEY: Perhaps you need hair brush with hard or soft bristles; a shaving brush that holds its lather; a tooth brush that doesn't shed bristles; in fact apvthing in the brush line. Ask Keller Bros, The San-Tox Drug Store to show you their line.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1916-06-23
Chautauqua in Session.

The Chautauqua session opened Mon
day and while the audiences have been
fairly large, cold and unfavorable
weather has so far caused large num-
ber of vacant seats at every session,
and it is thought that there will be a
deficit on the guarantee of less than
500 for the Commercial Club to make
good.
The musical attractions are all pleas
ing, the Kellogg Haines Singing Party
and the Welsh glee singers being per-
haps the favorites of the past four days.
The lectures are all entertaining and
fully up to the standard set by previous
Chautauquas.
Today, Friday, when the kryl Band
plays two concerts, will doubtless be
the big day of the Chautaqua if wealth
er and road conditions are favorable.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1916-06-23
THE Burlington Way" Finally Estab-
iished BY Board Of Directors.

After several meetings covering a
period of two months it has been final
ly decided that the connecting link be-
tween McGregor and Cresco which COM
pletes that section between St. Louis
and st. Paul of the Burlington Way
shall follow the old military road thru
North McGregor, Monona, Postville,
Castalia, Ossian, Calmar and Ridgeway.
Steps will be taken in the near future
to organize the above mentioned towns
for the purpose of making it the most
popular trail in the world as it's promo
ters desire. M
It is now conceded that the plan Of
organization will make it the best
marked trail in the country. When
completed one can start from Winnipeg
for New Orleans following the ridge
back of the Mississippi River most of
the distance and find band of Orange
and White on every pole along the route.
In addition to this, danger signs will be
properly placed and mile boards on each
side Of every town along the route will
inform the tourist of his whereabouts.
Everybody get out and boost; also
contribute little.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1916-06-23
Rufus Seavy Takes Own Life.

The community was shocked beyond
measure this morning at the unbeliev-
able report of the icde Of Rufus
Seavy.
He was found by his daughter Wini-
fred about seven O'Clock hanging by
the neck from rope in the barn which
is being used as a garage.
No cause can be given for this act of
suicide, except that of ill health caus-
ing temporary mental arrangement.
He had been in rather poor health for
the past year. In conversation with
friends yesterday he appeared as usual
and in fact very cheerful.
His youngest daughter Winifred kept
house for him and it was customary for
him to arise at about seven O'Clock
each morning and awaken her. He did
not call her this morning as usual and
when she awoke some time after seven
she did not see her father and went to
the garage looking for him and ran into
the awful spectacle of seeing her faith
er hanging from beam dead. She
Immediately gave the alarm and her
brother-in-law, Jack Benson hurried
over and took down the body. 1t is a
/ sad occurrence, shocking in the ex-
treme to the family and friends as
well. -Riceville Recorder.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1916-06-23
Minstrel Show a Success.

A crowded house greeted the Cresco
Minstrels last Friday evening and every
one was delighted with the program.
The performance owed much of its sue
cess to the director, Homer Deane,
who gave to it touch of professional
ism that added ginger and dash to the
choruses and the vaudeville acts which
made up the second part. The work of
Mr.. Deane with his new novelty musi-
cal instrument was one of the hits of
the evening. The songs were all new
and catchy" and the endmen's ''gags"
were of the 1916 crop.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1916-06-23
United Taxpayers League

A number of farmers gathered at the
Court House on June 18th to organize
branch of the United Taxpayers
League of Iowa which has its head
quarters at Des Moines. The object Of
this association as set forth in the Con-
stitution of the State League is this.
First. BY the enactment and en-
forcement of such laws as will pro-
mote the interests of the taxpayers and
the general public.
J Second. gv he. .scuIia. scf men for
public Office, who win repfsssnt. Che iAs
terests of the aforesaid.
Third. By the cooperation in the
improvement of conditions and solving
of the many problems that confront the
taxpayers from time to time.
J. F. Murtha acted as chairman and
on motion duly seconded.
Jas. N. Smith was elected president,
C. H. Rice secretary and S. A. Con-
verse treasurer.
The chair appointed Jas. Svoboda, M.
j. McCarville and J. E. Doolittle as Z
committee on township organization.
BY general consent it was agreed to
place the membership fee at..ffty cents
as we did not want money as much IS
we did members that would take hold
and help.
The date and place of the next meet
ing will be published in the county
papers.
SECRETARY.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1916-06-23
Telephone Operator. Win Praise.

Miss Ann Barnes, of Des Moines,
Iowa, employed by the Iowa State Tsl-
phone Association, was in Cresco re-
Gently inspecting the local telephone
exchange and instructing the operators.
but found her word along this line
mainly confined to conducting school
of instruction IN long distance calls %
methods of efficiency which are needful
to be taught elsewhere. had already
was instituted in the local exchange by
its superintendent, Mr.. Addie.
Under Mr.. Adde'S supervision, the
seven operators employed in the Cresco
exchange have achieved service
record of q seconds per call, and Miss
Brown informs US that seconds il
considered good average in the large
city exchanges with magnetic drop
system such as is in use in Cresco. It
may not be known to all that the
salaries of the Cresco operators are
governed to a great extent by the eff
cheney record attained in the active
Work OIL Cue OlllCe, d sySIeII "oAhSo ooS
by MIR. Addie, and one so unique and
satisfactory that Miss Barnes will rec
ommend it to other exchanges where
increased efficiency is demanded.
Miss Barnes found little to criticize
or improve in the work of the local
operators, but wished us to impress
upon the public the uselessness of re-
spending Hello" to telephone call
but that parties receiving a call should
announce their name when taking
down the receiver, thereby saving time
and increasing service speed, and also
resulting in much less confusion and
error in transaction of busire ..
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1916-06-23
100 Modern Woodmen Wanted.

The committee on M. w. A. arrange
me, is for the 4th wants 100 Woodmen
to march in the parade. Will you be
one of that number? Appropriate
badges will be furnished all members
who will "fall in line. - Tell your
Neighbor about it and be sure and be
on hand yourself. The parade will be
formed on Market st. at 10 a. m. sharp.
For further particulars see S. A.
Hamilton or A. j. Evans.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1916-06-23
School Of the Assumption Alumni
Banquet.

On Thursday evening June 18th, oc-
Cured the first animal banquet of the
alumni of the School of the Assumption.
At $50, to the music of the Fiske or
chestra the graduates filed into the
school hall where an elegant four
course dinner was served. The table
decorations were carried out in pink
and green.
This school was established through
the efforts of the late Father cCartey
thirty-three years ago. The first grad
uate was Miss Lauraine Mead in 1899.
Since that time 73 pupils have gradu-
ated, IS being present at the banquet.
The feast was followed by program,
after which dancing was indulged in by
those who wished.
PROGRAM
Tostmaster-Gerald E. Lyons.
Piano Solo. Miss Lauraine Mead
Address of Welcome,
......... Mrs. O. j. McHugh
Response. John Fleming
Our Absent Members,
.........M Mrs James Haney
The Catholic Graduates Duty,
80. .... go. Martin DAILY
Vocal Solo. Miss Kate Cannon
The Land Of Was. %. j. McHugh
The Land of Is. Miss Bernadetta Glass
The Land that Is To Be,
Miss Frances Bird
Violin Solo. $500. Miss Consuelo Laub
Address ....... Rev. John J. Murtagh
Star Spangled Banner. Chorus
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1916-06-23
CONGREGATIONAL Church.

Our Sunday School has concluded to
have it's sessions at $50. This will be
the order for next Sunday All par
ents. teachers and pupils are urged to
get ready. Remember the Sunday
School next Sunday morning at $50.
Public worship at 1890. Sermon by
the pastor. Special music under the
direction of the choral director, Mrs.
NJ. Q. Swenson.
The union service next Sunday even
ng will be emitted on account of Chau-
tauqua,
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1916-06-23
Equity Shipping Association Meeting

There will be meeting of the How
ard County Equity Shipping Associa-
ton at the Court House. Saturday,
June "a, 1916 to elect directors and
transact any other business that may
come before the meeting.
All those that signed and all others
that are interested in Shipping Asso-
citation that has national organization
back of it, are requested to come.
BY ORDER OF COMMITTEE.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1916-06-23
CREsCO HOWARD COUNTY, IOWA, FRIDAY, JUNE 23, 1916
Adventist Tent Meeting Announcement

The services of pastor and Mrs. F.
w. Myer of Stuart, Ia, have been Sc
cured for work in this locality. They
come to us highly recommended. Mrs.
Myer has for number of years been
engaged in missionary work and for
two years has filled the position of
State Conference Home Missionary De-
partment Secretary and in this labor
has travelled widely.
Evangelist Wolfe has calls for re-
vival work 80 numerous that he usually
has his plans and appointments made
two years ahead and can give but little
time to local work. Since last Septem-
Der he has labored from Minneapolis to
Atlanta, Ga.
For near three quarters of century
our denomination has conducted gospel
tent meetings and have grown into an
organization that today is operating in
all nations with an outlay of one thous-
and dollars day on it's foreign work
alone.
Tent camping when properly arrang-
ed is pleasant and healthful. Evangel-
list and Mrs. Wolfe have for twelve
seasons followed this line of work be-
sides their travels and labor in China.
AS the season is here for this work and
the weather for this was such last year
that many were deprived of attending
some of the best lectures we thought it
wise to arrange for another short SER
les of meetings. For this the location
by the new Catholic Church has been
secured and the Camp is being arrang-
ed for opening 7:45 p. m. June 25th.
After considerable reflection and per-
suasion Evangelist Wolfe assisted by
Pastor and Mrs. Myer and Pastor Vic
tor Dietel, of Nevada, Ia, has consent
ed to conduct another short series of
lectures in this place.
The Evangelist is much more 'ih-
eral man than those who are not per-
sonally acquainted with him are aware
of. For example he said in part that
though some were prejudiced against
his meetings yet he held no prejudice
against anyone and wished every good
work for the upbuilding of Gods king
dom success,
And further it il said that while la
boring "a Pastor Of 1 church in one Of
the large cities of the west he served
as Secretary of the County Association
of ministers and was close friend to
the Pastors Of the Baptist, Congrega-
tional and M. E. Churches, often ex-
changing pulpits with them. While at
West Union, two years ago, he became
close friend of Father Fitzgerald of
the Catholic Church, toward which leo.
pie, said he, though a Protestant, !
hold very friendly feelings because my
grandfather on my fathers side was
one of the highest educated German
Catholics of Germany. My mothers
people were German Lutheran.
We believe tn with such piberality
and the deep earnestness ofIthe Evan
gelist he will receive a good hearing
and we cordially invite you when no
worshiping elsewhere to come to thes'
meetings. See program elsewhere.
Committee on Plans.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1916-06-23
Time Given Minor.

Notice is hereby given that l have
this day given my minor son, Louis,
his time, and | will hereafter collect
none of his wages nor be responsible
for any bill he may incur.
44-3t JOHN BYRNES.
Dated this 22nd day of June, 1916.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1916-06-23
Cases Of Summer Complaint,

Stomach and Intestinal disturbances
are frequently corrected by the use OF
Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for
Children They tend to cleanse the in
testinal tract and promote digestion;
Used by mothers for q years. All
druggists sell them, 25c.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1916-06-23
Married.

On Tuesday morning June 10Th, 1916,
at the German Lutheran parsonage &C.
curred the marriage of Miss Minnie
Leffier of Bonair to Mr.. Chas. Hen
ming. Rev. Pless officiating. The
Young couple will reside in Bonair.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1916-06-23
Notice to Customers.

Why not buy in your old home town?
Tell me where else you can buy
100 lbs. of Cane Sugar for SS.25?
A 4s-lb. sack of Flour for Sl.55?
Come in and see US. We will do
business with you and saveeyou money
on other groceries.
Fishers Store at Lourdes.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1916-06-23
Big Barn Dance

There will be big barn dance at the
ferdinand Walter farm Z miles north
east of Cresco, on Monday, June Goth.
Music will be furnished by Deane Bros.
orchestra. Everybody cordially in
vited. Dance tickets 75c. Refresh
meuts will be served.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1916-06-23

The r. N. A. will serve a chicken pie
dinner in the NJ. w. A. hall, Saturday,
June oath, from L 90 till all are served.
MENU
Chicken Pie Potatoes and Gravy
Pickles Cheese.
White Bread. Brown Bread
Pies. Tea and Coffee
Dinner 25c
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1916-06-23
Dance.
VOL. LVII, NO. a

In Henry Hanson's new barn, %
miles southwest of Cresco, Friday
night. June 3Oth Music by Deane's
orchestra. Tickets 75c,
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1916-06-23
For Sale.

Store building in Crescc. Enquire of
WIN. F. ALLEN
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1916-06-23

FOR SALE-A new Velie top buggy
AHERN BROS.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-07

tin, als iens ~briidenosn, f9psigIamsr
YGulen nod einem Grescenoo BEE
EARNS, bic nur einen ueuen Sda,
bsrnad einleiteten. Die aloHe bell
ben AtsH an, rss gipg gIsi6iam Elm
groBss Experimentation oar9 biz
gantret1en, a0pfe isntten iId, uni
Elm %gsmsiniames biibIsn idpebte fat,
torperli1 int Houme. Dem Mann
oa Oben am pult, oen tie gedrgeti
patten ol bic Gage, mar Elm Sob
YefalIen. ST bate einen Sobn brdu,
Ben fdmpfen gegen Die 9suti9sn, unt
bier bro6te Der Batter beutl9en Suns
gen bas 6ranSOIf6t BEL: ods mar
nidt !ei4t, unb ie batten Is ibm
n~obrboftis Hiht leidt ssmabt all ei,
Gage. unO nun i'll iein Sobn ges
fallen, ober armano 9ertiaac Itebt
oben auf Dem aat4eOer uno gleth
miro er beginner, bic 2afontniueI6s
JabeI burd8uipre6eu: .Waitre cor
beau, lur I'M orore psr6e. =" oils
oh nitts sei9sben mare. @bsr bel
ldrfig dbntsn lie, ME Is tut, ipenn
tinsm Der Spbn etfaleu 1T. Sic
Ratteu IS mitangel chen. nit psriai6.
tertem i9easn Bid, bel 8etannten
un0 gsertounoten pber bel ii9 0ds
beim. sic botten bic bIei6en, 5ut.
fenoeu, 5erfur6tsn 9eIi6ter gsisbtu.
IS parsn bic eIei6en 3i9s, pie BIZ
bon 8ertiaat, jeoen srinnertsn lie an
Elm 9eFidt, oas gang dbnIi9 pom
S4mer3 ge5ei9nst mar. 3, es mai
10 etDas griiosrlid : @leidss in
alien oieien @eii1tsrn.
Srgenouo in elmer 8antedt
ihIufste elmer. 8erfiQac bIidte auf,
uno ba be9egnet. ibnl, ME cine mar,
me 2i9tpeae, Der ppae, refine, innias
Slid aus 0reibig anabenaugeu. 9a
bic Suneen, trdnenbtbriift, ge.
qudlt, famer5baft beiB BON Dem De.
FabI ourdgliibt. Dem alien gtann Oa
oben 2iebss 81 fun; unb ertaRnten
I'm piebiel Ieiater es lei,
5ein0i4aft 5u 5eigen, als 2iebe. 2lber
iie ,fibtten bod aud, OaB 8ertiaat
Ie bsrftanb. limb nunotroolle 3nie.
geiprdde ginosn bou 5er3 gu 9er3
in bieier tpitbdren Minute.
Damn idlussn fie lire @%breitoma.
aui .uuO idritten an bic quf.
bic 9afontainefden @erie in
ProId gu iibertragen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-07

Dem arie1e 1870-71 bic 9elDer fir
Die Hnter6altung Der WlilitdrsWa
ieHb6uier 3ai1mmgnbradten. 4bet
Ireiii9, arbers 3titsn, dnbste Sitteu.
DsHn 10 Der Niener Debrmann In
@ilen" feline peitsre, inn uripring
lin niht 3ugsba6te 4ufgabs, az
gor6ilo 81 iDirteH, gIdn3eno gelOi
bat, 10 lit er nit ieiner eiaenen, nod
tinigermaBen i'm Riid5tanoe. Die ga,
9es3abl Der Ragler, Die nnfangs pi,
Mtrte beg 3netteu 5%auienbs erreidt
ooer iibsriaritt 1T gtgenipdrtig uHtsl
6unoert geiuHteu, uno BON ben 500.
900 qldben, bic pernageIt Deroff
t6nnen, lit erit taum Elm Drittel BE-
ltBt. Q~Qeroings befinbet iid unite;
oen Rdgeln eiAt ertIedlihe An3abI
solOsnsr, Die, an efei9neten Gtelsr
Der griinne anb bes 5eImes be-
gBebrmanps angsbra9t, 0srsn Glie
lerung iddrfsr beroortreteE laien.
apb oieie gol0sutn Rdgel bsbsuten
Elm @ielFadrs Der gep6buli4p aro,
nsHfpenDe. IL 0aB Der eilgegangent
Spenoenbetrdg ood I9on Die Wlil
ipE iiberi6ritten bat. Damit II
natiirlid aud Der Bert Beg 0eat
mails bsoeatelO geitiegsn. Qieqsiai
fat man aud Oesbalb Den ifiiBenber
9alOahtn isbt mil peridlieBbarsr
8lastaren lnO 5snitern Dsrie6sn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-07
Ger o8ebrhann i'm Giitu".
8er Seim, aus benz nd Elm mdhtiger
8antn entuidelie.

3er Seim, aus benz iidl Elm mddtiser
Baum entptdelie.
Qm 5 4drs Dor. 3a6res, alto Dol
etpa II Monaisn, purpe ouf BEN
5dpar3enbsrgpIaB gu Bien untel
einem tleinen itudbetleibeten 6oIss
bal0ndiu Oas b6lserns StonobiID a.
mes 9efpappnsteu snthilt, Das oa3g
bsitimmt mar, nit 100000 Rdgelr
be0tdt 5u fpsroen, oeren jeoer ur
tunoe elmer Spenoe BON minoeRens
Elmer aroue gum geIftn oes 0Iierrei
biIden MiIitGrs Bitpens uno 8ab
isnfonOs fein foute. Der .0ehrs
mann" folte auf bieie Weiie Elm ct.
Isrnes aleiD 6etommen, Elm ,.Bebr.
mann i'm Giien" ipsrDeH. Dos 8ors
bib mar Der lsoem Disnfa6rer 81.
fannie rStot in @iitn~, DIR an BEN
Orte ieiner frlbern Qufitequng an
0er Gde Der 9drrtner @traBe unb
oes 8rabsng in elmer MaueraiI6g
6es bort eutitanosnsn Qeubaues Ieis
ren pIaB bet unb rd~tielhnFtsr Ser
tunft III: Elm Slid gGrdsnItamm.
0as iiber un0 iber NIT eingefhlags
aea g~iienHdgslu beoedt 1T. Uian bat
IolGe RageIiiite aud an anoern Or
ten nadgenisien. Sn 8isn Bat is
fih. ME Is i6eiHt. am ldngiien ges
halten uno lift, ME 70 man6e anOers
Site, BON ben DanDsrnben 6un0s
iDertsburi9en am ldngiten qepfIegt
muroeH. 70 oaB bic usberliefsIuAg =
bas geod4tni5 Der Msniden lit tlr3
Den yStod i'm Glen as aus
idIieBliass 9srmdainis Der nab
Wisn gstpal5tsn 9anrperts6uridn
biniteai, bic iid port ourd Gmidlas
gen zines glagels in ben %geHanntsn
qdrdsRitomm perenigt bdben. Dap
nit Der RogsIung aud cine Spenos
per6unpm gttuefen lei, bermeIbet bic
1eberlieferuHg ni@t. Der 8ieosrers
Ded:r oes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, btr
in3uifden bsritor5sns 3tnieni4iffs
leatuant @raf 5artig, bat iis iebens
falls sur 9orbeoingung oss 0ages
luHgsrsdtes gsnoht.
WobI ielten ift cine sSoee fru9tbas
rer getpeIen als Diefe. Dem beute
gibt Is in GfRerrei9s ungarn unb
Dsuti4lnno taum MD cine Staot,
no nidt in irgsuOsiRer Bsiis gum
geiten Oer &risgstpitpsn un0 sDais
len gsnasslt miro, iei Is Elm @ebr.
T6ilo obsr Elm DtbriiId oOer cine
Nsbriduls obtr ~itgen0ein figirlides
Dabr5eidsu Der 5tnrtgefhi1te obtr
gar h0l3erne Ro9bilehngsn GROCER
3eitsenoHen, uie 6iroenburg mo
.Gmmi9. Gin gefDa!tiger Bum 1T
alio ba aus beihsibHtm aeime snls
pOradprOFsn. 9eIdtiaen erI6eiui
0ieier asim aud, psHn man ben
Blener Webrmann nit DttG rIeil9tn
4adf9opfunssn bsrglsidt. oensn sr
ais Mo0sa gsoisnt Bat ano i'm Ger
glsia gu beHen az iid frog isinsr
usberle6snssr0Be UIt Elm 3perg aus
Himmt. Ger 3Dsd beiIi9t ba5 Bit
tel, barf man oa pobl siHmaI nit
sutsm gspiFsH iageu, benz IOssans
feilig Olnit maaasm Dds Mltiel
nobI niht, Qa9biIDunssn menidli'
der a0rpsr, uab nun gar nod liz
bsnOtr 3sitstnohsH, nit Ipisen Qds
sdn gu ipieBsn. WluHdef oziibtn bat
Iih nod bti Der Gr0FfnuHg Oieitr
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eInaerIdteIe Harmen e 8n ner.

@Et eingeridtete 6armen - 81 per.
fouicn, 81 $50, 500 nnO $75 ier
s(der, III antelope Gourtp, geb.
1ieie 8arnlen fofmen oireft pom
eigentlmer aefnuit iDeroen. SIR
hraiidt feine aommiirpn 81 be5ob.
len, noOllrd 9Shr $1,000 bis $1,000
iodreu f6nnt. 9as 2dno lit lmiter
idnarscr ianoiger %gehmbo6en, gut
aorn. nn0 9tlfalfagano. 5ilr einen
Gpottpreis $40 ader fir 500, 113
gleilen, uno $50 fir $50 ben ader
3 Wieilen BON Der Sta0t. Sd ueb-
me S0-t20 gder bebautas Souo III
gauidt fir 320 adcr gllfes Sano,
iucnn Gle mShr 2anO babeu noacn
Cher tauide geacu Soroware, Der.
donoiie storc 90. Builder Sbop. sc.
aen Snformaf'onen pelioc man fiji
ooer idreibc an 5ranf sdauer.
BANNER, n. T. Clearwater gteb.
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Fdltnna, ganOslentc!

@ir baben bier IN @noming giites
9ono una hnbcn $3.50 guibel
8eisen aeerntet $3.50 8ufbel
safer, 20 guibel 5lads; 5nritips
ino Qartoifeln 2 bis 3 4futiO idfpcr,
ane @emiiie fpodien bier gut Sbr
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