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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-12-03

a drink. Before taking the treatment
he was confirmed drunkard. l began
using Tescum on five of our very
worst cases and the most remarkable
results followed. Not one of the five
has shown any signs OF alcoholism
for over a month and declare upon
their word of honor they have not
taken a single drink of liquor since
the third day after beginning the
treatment. Their physical condition
has improved wonderfully. / am fa-
miliaI with the formula of Tescum
Powders I'D l r1hesitatingly recon-
mend it as l"rmless. reliable home
remedy containing ~ habit forming
drugs and from persul.' experience
in my practice know it sucr,., lie where
other remedies fail. | feel ~ my
duty when something so valuable a.
Tescum is offered to the public to put
my stamp of approval on it. May it
continue its successful fight against
the great destroyer of homes. the
drink habit"
NOTE-Tescum is odorless, color
less and tasteless and can be given
secretly in tea, coffee or any food. The
manufacturers guarantee it to stop
the liquor habit in any form or refund
the money. 1t Is sold under a steel
bound money-back guarantee in this
city by. all druggists including j. Nell
son Clark.-Advertisem
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Perry Teachers Institute
Opens at New Bloomfield

New Bloomfield, Pa. Dec. a.
Early this morning the $50 Perry
county teachers began to gather here
for the sixty eighth annual session of
the Perry County Teachers Institute.
The morning was taken up with reg
istration work. At the opening ses-
sion this afternoon the annual ad-
dress was delivered by James w.
Mckee, of New Bloomfield, Perry
county district attorney.
Included among the prominent lee
turers secured for the sessions are
DIR. William d. Henderson, Univer-
sity of Michigan; DR.. Chauncey p.
Colgrove, president Upper Iowa Uni
versity; DR.. j. George Becht, secre-
gary of Pennsylvania State Board of
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STOMACH UPSET?
Get at the Real Cause-Take
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets

That's what thousands of stomach
sufferers are doing now. Instead of
taking tonics, or trying to patch up a
poor digestion, they are attacking the
real cause of the ailment - clogged
liver and disordered bowels.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets arouse
the liver in a soothing, healing way.
When the liver and bowels are per.
forming their natural functions, away
goes indigestion and stomach troubles.
If you have a bad taste in your
mouth, tongue coated, appetite poor,
lazy, don't-care feeling, no ambition or
energy, troubled with undigested foods,
you should take Olive Tablets, the
substitute for calomel.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets are q
purely vegetable compound mixed with
olive oil. You will know them by their
olive color. They do the work without
gripping, cramps or pain.
Take one or two at bedtime for quick
relief, so you can eat what you like.
At 1oc and 25c per box. All druggists.
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birds were in good condition in ad-

birds were in good condition in ad-
vance of the turkey season, but the
bulk of them will come in later and
If Weather conditions are not favor
able will be held back until spring.
Good results are expected to be
obtained as the Game Commission
has been very successful in propa-
eating turkeys in the past, notably
in the Juniata valley and southern
county districts.
The selection of the pheasants is
being made with care as they are
a hard bird to raise and experience
has taught that they have enemies
which must be guarded against until
they are thoroughly settled. The
birds bought thus far have stood the
trips well and will be turned loose
in favorable country. 1t is believed
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-12-03
INSTITUTE AT NEW MARKET

Lewisberry. Pa, Dec. 3.-Teac CHI
ers of Fairview township will hold
their next institute at New Market
on December s. The program fol-
lows: 1.S0 p. m, devotional exer-
cises, Mr.. Zimmerman; Rural Edu-
cation" Mr.. Rebert; Language"
II. NJ. Sutton; query box.
1880 p. NJ, Morals and Manners. "
II. M. Straley; debate. Resolved;
That the Americans of the Past
Were More Patriotic Than the
Present" affirmative. Mr.. Harine
and Mr.. Kelly; negative, Mr.. Trout
and Mr.. Seitz; gazette, Miss Lizzie
Kunkel
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WAR MINISTER'S RESIGNATION

Madrid, spain.-Great pressure
was brought to bear on General
Primo de Rivera as already cabled
to the Christian Science Monitor, to
induce him to withdraw his resigna-
ton as Minister of War. but without
success. Twenty-Five generals called
upon him and intimated that they
were in full agreement with his dis
ciplinary measures.
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that with care some districts may be

that with care some districts may be
stocked for next years hunting.
Outside of these two kinds of
game the state authorities are not
doing very much at present, but have
lines out to buy considerable stock
during the winter.
DIR. Joseph Kalbfus, secretary of
the State Game Commission. says
that the best way to prevent exter-
mination of the ruffed grouse will be
for the counties to ask that closed
seasons be established. 1--WE have
already many inquiries on this sub
ject and sentiment is getting around
that way. Eight counties are now
closed to grouse shooting and we
will probably have many more be-
fore long," said he.
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Education, and Mrs. Harry G. Kef-
fer, of Harrisburg, president of the
Harrisburg Story Tellers League.
The officers of the association are:
President, D. A. Kline, New Bloom
field vice-presidents, A. ]. Shu-
maker, Blain; T. w. Tressler, Villa,
and the Rev. j. Thomas Fox, of New
Bloomfield; secretary, w. r. Hench,
Millerstown, r. d. a; treasurer,
County Treasurer c. S. Drummer, New
Bloomfield: reporter Charles j.
Swartz, New Bloomfield; musical di-
rectors, Galbraith Brothers, Brook
Vile; pianist, Mrs. Boyd Alter, New
Bloomfield.
NEW CASTLE SOLDIER WOUNDED
Ottawa. Ont, Dec. 3.-Included
among the wounded in to-day's Cana
dian over seas casualty list is w. G..
Wilson, New Castle, Pa.
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Standing of the Crews
HARRISBURG SIDE


Philadelphia Division-The 1O2 crew
first to go after 4.3O o'clock; 126, ia,
Engineer for 102.
Firemen for .102. ia.
Brakemen for 126. ia
Firemen up: Davis, DIETRICH, Kines,
Briggs.
Brakemen up: Lupp. Bair. stetler,
Maurer, Miller.
Middle DivisiOn-The 81 crew first
to go after 1901 o'clock; 214. 220, 80,
32, "a. -.
Engineer for IL,
Flagman for 2.
Brakemen for 2. s.
Engineers up: Burris, Rathefone,
Crammer, Asper. Peightal. Brink.
Firemen up: Clay, Peters. Peck, See
ger, Cimino, Bickert. Schall, Johnson
bach, Campbell, Putt. Putt.
Conductor up: Glace.
Brakemen up: Kipp, GLENN, Frank,
Harshbarger, Fegley, Pierce.
Yard Board-Engineers up: Essig
Ney. Myers, Boyle, shipley, Ulsh
Schiefer.
Firemen up: Rote, Miller. Peters
Wright, Biever Jr., Yost, Ringer
Engineers for sc. 11C, 26C.
Firemen for sc. Srd &c. End lac
soc. SIC.
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and pheasants, if sufficient quantities

ana pneasants, II sufficient quantities
of the latter game bird can be OBJ
tanned are under way at the office
of the State Game Commission and
some purchases have already been
made. The birds are being bought
only after examination so that good
healthy stock is procured and the
greatest attention is being paid to
the districts from which they are Sc
cured so that when turned loose they
may be in favorable territory.
Most of the purchases made have
been of wild turkeys, some of them
from neighboring states, where good
stock has been found and they are
sent to the state game preserves
ually turned loose. Some of the
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-12-03
SHEEP MAKE GAIN
IN PENNSYLVANIA
Interesting Comments Made
By State Officials on the
Livestock Reports

Officials of the
State Department
o f Agriculture
who have been
studying the re-
ports made by
crop and stock
reporters in the
hundreds o f
townships in the
state say that
sheep will show
an increase of
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PERRY,s RTCGEsT rTyRNIp

New Bloomfield. Pa, Dec. 3.-Mrs.
e. NJ. Ricedorf. of near Grier's Point.
Rye township, holds the record for
having grown the largest turnip in
the county this season. 1t Is 30h
inches in circumference and weighs
9A pounds.
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'RUFFED GROUSE
NEED PROTECTION
State Game Authorities Saw
That Time Has Come TO
Take Care of Birds

y Active preparations to stock sec
tions of the state with wild turkeys
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-12-03
THE READING

The BIB crew first to go after !
o'clock; II, So, l, So, 256, 55. 81, 1Si
C $ d 6S. 65. II. IS. 70.
Engineers for 70, 256, shpg. night
pusher.
Flremen for So, 55, sS. IA. II. "a
%. II. II.
Conductors for 70. End 159, End 25S
BIB, afternoon way. relief.
Flagmen for 65. IS, "a, End 159, re-
lief, shpg. night pusher.
Brakemen for 81. SO. So, sc. 81. 65
II, "a, 2nd 159, Ia, II. relief, shpg
day pusher, shpg. night pusher.
Engineers up: Wunderlick, Hollen-
berger, Morne. Warner. Hoffman
Freed, Massimore, Clouser, Motter
Bordney, Wireman. Beecher, Steiner
Firemen up: Stitler, Souders, Wray,
Howe, Hoffman. Burlington, James.
Conductors up: Levan. Keifer, Allie
man. Powell. Baddorf. Daub, Mckee
Kochenour, Siefert. Barnhart. Sassa-
man.
Brakemen up: Shearer Kroah, Cub
den, Richenbach. Moss. Edmonson,
Owiler, Spangler. Thomas, Enader,
Weiley, Beiver, Potteiger, Peters,
Shillinger.
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ENOLA SIDE

ENOLA SIDE
Philadelphia DivIsion-The 230 crew
first to go after 3.45 o'clock; 239, $50,
21S. 247. 205. 243. 222.
Engineers for 239. 24S.
Firemen for 230, 239, 205, 243.
Conductors for O5. 43. so.
Flagmen for %. 80. 4S. AZ.
Brakemen for 80. so.
Middle DivisiOn-The 241 crew first
to go after 2.40 o'clock; liz, 217, 1O7.
244. 2S7.
Flagman for 112.
Brakeman for 112.
Yard BOard-Engineers up: Sheaf-
fer, Kapp, Fortenbaugh, Gingrich.
Kingsberry, McNally. Feas.
Firemen up: Albright, Taylor, Cra-
mer, Shuey, Walters, Metz, Benser,
Holmes, Boyer, -Brubaker, Haubecker.
Engineers for 3rd 126. 1876, 1st 102.
1st 104.
Firemen for End 126. End 1O2. 1st
104.
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT
Middle Division - Engineers up:
Miller Shreck. Smith. Keiser, Keane,
McDougal, Crimmel, Alexander. r. NJ.
Crane, Jelly d. Keane, Graham, Spar
yer.
Firemen up: Ramsey, Koller, Herr,
Bealor, Cramer, Newark, Richards,
Zeigler, Gladhill, Thompson. Russ.
Grove. Mearkle, Naylor.
Engineers for 45. 10, Al.
Firemen for 665. 90, IL.
Philadelphia Division - Engineers
up: Kennedy, Pleam.
Firemen up: Aulthouse, A. Floyd,
Shindler.
Engineers for $3.50, 626, 90.
Firemen for P-36. 62S. ~, BF-1O,
20, coo.
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plAntcn GrmcrHmn0
pcn prdi. l,ilicn!
aat MGnner Oeridlu0rcn iid, i6n
am 9anfiaBunsstag 81 tOtru.

(True translation fled with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Oct.
%, as required by the act Of Oct. 6,
1879
@tenlpbis, SeurL, 80. Oft. 9c.
amte Der 9un0esbeb6roe rerbaitetel1
in einem fleinen St1Othen 6er 9ieli.
gen llHee6ung odt manner, Die iifj
periamoren batter Den @raiioelten
8iIion am 9nntiuglmg8toge 81 en-
mor0en. Ole 8e96roern meiQern fif)
BIZ icbt, Die gtnlneH Der 8erbaitetett
betonnt at gebel.
&rei Der Manner iolten fi9 AM
gennnnten Gage mad @ai6ington be.
geben, mo- iie our6 poIitiidm Gin.
flub cine 4uoien5 benin 8r0iioultcn
8u erInngen boffteu. Bel oieier sc.
legeubeit ioIte Damn Die Dtor0tut
ausgefiibrt neroen.
Bad einem ipdter ei~nqelangten
9eridlt ltn0 5rpei Der Dfdnner i'm.
8idett Gointp anidIiig 8Iuei MIR.
0en in glaibbille berboftet uno elm
0ritter i'm Seott Gountn. 0ie onoe.
rem fultrOen bier 0iugfeit geiuodt.
&ier ~0erielben mltr6en Den @rpB.
geidDprenen iiberuieien uno baGcn
Deten Guti6ei0ung ob5uparten.
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@%riben6elber werben NIT ao6fen.
arahern fpnferieren.

aaHios Gitn M}o., %. Gft.-Giq
eiumobner bon aanias, Oklahoma
lno Dem fDeitliden Tei[ bon U}ii
iouri eridduerten bette IN Dem f1ltc.
ten 8etter oes s5a6res uno mubten
iid NIT @ol5 un0 aeroiene begnit.
Gen, INN 6os 6ei3brobIen 5u loien.
bis Die aolIennot 6ebobcn tit. Sn
5piiheu boben Die @rltbcrbeiber
mo SobleuQrdber cine 0eriammtung
mgeiagt, m6 bic beridie0cnen
5treitirngeu bic gu Sem 5treif ser
ao9lengrd6er non aania5, Miiiour,
Oklahoma unb Arfaaios fiibrter, Der
bic @ru6eu in ben leeten 5nei go
den it'll iteben IieB 6ei3uIescu 9e
@rltbenbeitter iebten Ibrc Iasten
aon5eiiionen ieit.
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NiQ 0ontrnft nnfnr6rn.

0~ontraftor Soc 5cito min. mi,
Dem 5taotrot b%inter6rott pur0e.
icinen aontroft sur 2rgmg etnes
aaaaIs bon Ser 81. un0 SprnQilc
6traBe nod Der 13. ul6 Mlionli
5trnBe oufgebelt. Seit0 tr5icIt sen
aontrnft flr $4,000 oher ettuo
$4,000 inter Dem anaebot icineS
nodliten aonfurrenten Gr bot ocr
Gb5ugsfnnol bis our 80. mo 4inf-
men StraBe bereit5 qeGaltt mas etpn
$4,000 toitete. 8ierbon botte er
etpn Die SaIite ousbc3o6tt erbuIten.
sails Der 5to0trat 5litirmt, miro
Die Stuot Sic arbeit u~5eruc9uen mo
5u Gnoe filGren.
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Acr8tc maTen iidl Gcicrpr an.
ihliehen.

(True translation filed with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Oct.
23, as required by the act Of Oct. 6,
1919
G6ieogo 20. Oft. 5anae ger8tc,
Die at &ouie blei6cu un0 fcinen Ser.
iud mafeu iib an Oem ariegsmcrf
at beteiligen meroen aIs gSladers"
gebranomartt ner0eu. Ole 5taots
foniteen Der MISUNDERSTANDING 0cs
9otionnt . @erteiotgunqsrats bnben
bette etnen Qlon bierflr mlsgcur.
beitet. Is miro on ben aongreB cine
&etition eiugereidt ner0en. en Qb.
fiir Die Senior-0hi3iere beg
gie0i5iner ~feieroeforps on5uerfet
men uuo 3u i6ofieh. Gieies aorps
aus ger8ten uno g}eoi5ineru
Die pber IS Sabre alt ftn0.
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Oas fran5Siiide
Habinef r~eoreaniIicr4!

True translation fled with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Oct.
%, as required by the act Of Oct. 6,
1919
9aris %. Oft. Qah 24idin0i.
ger 2ouiuiion lit ea nHi6eineno Dem
9tiHllferpraii6eliten Gainlebe geLun.
gen, Dos aabiHett gu reorganiiieren
inoeru 0u frlibere 0iaiIterpraiioent
mo bisberiger Dtiniiter oes 4ismar.
tigen glibot Dos am oes Gtaatsmi.
niiters anuabm un6 als W1itglie0 oes
arie8srate8 fungierel miro. Scr
tDot mir0 ans Dem Mfiniiterium olls
iAeToeH. 8meimal beriuAte oas A9i-
nilterium 5u r%efigniereu.
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geidlaOiom beidlagnabmtc SdnelI.
nampfer.

TRUE translation filed with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Oct.
%, as required by the act Of Oct. s,
1917
92cm gorf. %. Off. 8errGter
o0er Spionc IN oer glanp garo la.
ben, Tuie gateru b%erlautete lire 9(r.
belt 70 gut actnn ooB Denigitea5
sDcf oeuti6e Sdmeaoompfar, 0ie IN
8eaiernng5Oienlt geiteat muroen,
mie0er fir neitere &|eporaturen 8us
riiffa e6rddt mcroen mHBten Is be-.
iteben @erl9te, oaB oith auf on6e,
ren Sdiffen, bebor fie ~o6fubren,
8eidaoi0ange11 ongcridtet muroen
@erf3clge mltr0en IN fait uuerreidJ
6are 1ta6 Iebr leift DerDun0bare
g1afd uenteile cingeidloHen
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Sr0ft;clcit 0teifcn on
Scr uisne Srcnt an!
ariep SAINT meIDet ibcr Grfolge;
NnHa ltiiteu in GfblanS 5GbeH
&loerlann.

(True translation fled with the
post master at Omaha, Neb., on Oct,
%, as required by the act of Oct. 6,
1917.)
9aris, 80. Gtt. 5ran35iiidc
Srtppen mternabman beute an Ser
Iisne in breiter Gront eineu ener.
gii6cu 8oritoB mo babeu griolge
auf6u1Ueiiea. Su Sem 0tes6cjiglihen
offi5telen 9criobt DeiBt e8: Dytod
mebrfdgigan beitigm @onboroe.
me1t ariiicu mir itnrte feinOliGe go.
iitioneu 3piiheu AQcmant uno Weal-
nation an un0 orongen in breiter
5roat in 5ufrieoeniteaenoer 8eiie
Dor. Cine 4u3ubl @efangeHe iino
6ereits eingelieIert nrooen. Rorb-
peItlid bon RbeimS finoen beftige
Arti4 eriefanpfc Itatt. auf Dem red
ten ufcr Der Dtnas in Der @egeil0
oes 6iigcIS 344. eutfaltete Die Sir.
tiaerie gegcn 2lbnO cine groBe Ia.
tigfcjt
9tnh eineln tpeiteren 8eridt bes
M2irrii terpri'ioelrtn GuinIebe u1tr.
ben bnn ben 5ranjOien 5000 8eut.
Idle qefangen genommen ulto 5lDur-
5ig stonoaeH erbcutet. Die frun80.
9nppen errei8ten oie 8iegel-
5o1 Gbnbignon. mobon iie.
Die Gbene Uon 2oou iberbliden fon
nCr.
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9roteit hes i~Srnnenflnhs.

Gin itorfer 9roteit geaen Die Isl.
0errufung oes ReuGituuoat @eieBe;
fiir 6ruuen mur0e bon Ger A6teiluno
fifr poliHide uHo So3inlrUiiienihai.
oe5 Gmaba 5~rauentlubs ongellom
men, nofoenI 5rau 8. O. Craig.
bea6 un0 5raa s. g. &ebnoI0s gor
trdge barber gebalten babm. Or
&roteit miro Dem @ouper1elr SIC.
life mo Dem Acknowledgement
n%nierbreitet.
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@eitere Mnleihe fir arnnfrcih

True translation filed with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Oct.
%, as required by the act Of Oct. s,
1919
@oibington, %. Cft. Gos
SdaBamt mndte 6eltte Elm Dciteres
Qarlebeu BON $50, 100000 oil
6%rantreid befallnt. 6ies 6rinat Bic
@eidmtIduI0 8raufreihs on Die Ser.
Staaten ouf 100 MiIionen 9oIIar8.
mabrrrlo mir oaen qqiierten 8uiam.
men $2,776400,00 600 borgtcn.
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4niilidler gcridlt.

&etrogru0. .. DIT. - 0ffi5ieQ
miro geneIOet: n8lotIin 1ie Gffen.
fine ererciieHO, tirmteu ruiiiide
&ruppen III 0eut 9lbidnitt BON 5tuii,
5in5enberg Manor, alt6a3ar Manor
uno SdIoB Senlburg uber 0elttide
Sinien binDeg un0 beiettcn oieIe.
Ger Sei10 seq iid uaol eiuem Sc
fcdt a1s 9iu5euberg 8uriid. 5n Dem
&er0er AbidnItt marfen ruiiii6e
Streiffraite oelJtide 2nnoungstrup.
pen BEL NoiiefuG Manor aft Utei-
len uor0li4 oon @er0er, 8uriid.
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Nritiifer aSnnfn nnsaeitent.

g6em lori, q. II. = Gin bri
tii6er Liant. cine jcuer aieieuma,
idineu, Die bel Dem angriff aIf Die
0eutide 8eitfront CUR 4~1fpenoung
%tataen, lit in 1em gort. Die aantpi
maidine miro our Grbo6lmg oeS Sn-
tereiies Der aom.
pague 5ugleid NIT einem bierber &c.
brahteu 0eutifen aeinngeuet lt8oot
0usgqtellt iein.
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@cnadtnisfeicr fir gefniifnc Gre
lerte.

@gitogo. % Oft. - @e6a6tuis.
feieru fHr Die aiueritaniiden Seeleu.
te, Die ieit 4nfan0 Oes arieges &c.
iaaea iin6, meroen iiber 0as gnli5J
2ano FIN am Sontog qefeiert mer.
0en. Sic 6cier piro gleidJeitig mil
oent pom 4~rdfioeHten @ilion an9e.
or0neten 8ettag abgebalteu meroen.
5etretdr Daniels ga6 Dies in einer
4nfprade Dor 0au Sr0aaois@Stlib
6efuunt
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Erhalt fnhcs 4nt.

6runf 6. Gatton. s9obmedter
Ser &idorOion 9ruq So, lam &C.
itern bon @aiAinQton 3lrjld, no cr
sum 8enernliuipeftor 0cs 33. ltn0
Icbtcn @rooeS ser Treimourer 6es
i6ottiidlcu aitus i'm 5taotc 9}ebros
ia erpdblt mur0e.
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lfGeaer @aetStet

L0r0nt0- q. N. 1CI
Glugihuler 9ioelud bon G9iraQo
lptroe I'M Qio9apf 5lieaerla8cr ge
t6tet. ol5 icin 4eropIon ous elmer
6o9e bon 500 SUR 1eru6fiel 6
mar Dies 8oe6uds eriter 6llgber
ildl.
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Uncertainties
Slieacr inn 1sampf!

CTrIe translation fled with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Oct.
%, as required by the act Of Oct. G.,
1870
0dit Der frnn8oiidan 5eI0ormee,
%. Oft. - Die 2aiaDatte @stooriQe
amerifdniiaer 5lieger nabm an Dem
9eutigeH Qagriff an Ger 4%isnefront,
Der non Ogn 5ranjoien nit 5ablrei.
den @trettraTten a~l59efHbrt mar0e
tell.
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8tgt.n 6norausfaIl, berurs
lodt bura gu pitI Sduppeu, 1T mods
Ite9enoe Evaporation iebr mpfebIenss
merit. bic mir in sngIiih gtbeu, oamit
man iie Iei4t MAIDEN Ia6eR tonn:
Precipitateo Sulphur, 2 Drama;
oil Of Ebso6roma, 4 3rams; GATOR
Oil. l Ounce. 9amit reibt man
bic 9aut ieoen qbsR0 Elm un0 pdfdt
ben aopf nad stpa a4t 9agen nit
GaitiIieiie. Die Seize I6abt man
gan8 ieiu uno IdBt lie psrfo6en.
Dsnn n6getublt. 70 baB lie nur nod
Iaufparm lit, piro tie ais Shampoo
gebroudt. Usit pieI BoTer na5rpas
Iasn. 3as lsBte MaFer bari gang
tiibI fem. 0us idlitBt bic gorm
uno iaibt Dor Grldltung.
gegtH RoRfleden. Dit
Dem friihen Saft elmer 3itrone fptrs
cen bic 5lsdsn eaergii6 angefen4tet,
5st Spibeu gut eiugsrisbtn. Die 10
5efeuhseten 6leden nerben 6ann BEN
tdriten 6onnsnlihis ousgeiebt. ano
aa4 iperigsn Minuteu fiub Te Dsrs
idDuHoen. mnn fpult bisrauf bas
Udi4sitld in reinem 0a1er unb
roduet e.. 8si olten Gledeu nun
nan Dos gsrfabren Dftsrg iDieosr6os
len. 5eIbF peraItete Gleden in
SpiBsn pbsr 9einen Ia1sn f6 70
lei6t sntfsrnen. obne bab oas gss
pe6e Shabtu Ieibei.
aorbfeffsl rsintgt man
oar4 auftr09m zines greisB aus
5dlsmmtrsios unb elmer aIetIaI3l0e
'uHa; man taRn NIT Gili8paFer nads
iPaIsH.
RttttI gsgen 06rsns
dmer3er. Sqf6s aus 8ett; g.
I GBt0ffeI 9ammfstt, sbenTo Disl
5dpeiudetf; 3uiammtnf4mel8eu,
Ddbrenb BEG grioltsns al Creme
tibren, in bsiot C6ren gebeu.- Man
atbe bsn tlsinm Singer in einem
Sld8hen GIiosnol unb fa6re bnmit
ing DIR. 10 melt IS gebi, itbsn Qbsub
,or Dem SdIafsngeben. = qbTuo ron
50auHOerbIottsrn sum auaIpiiIen in
rag DIR gegoFm; in einsm anosrsn
5als einmaI tdgIid iaBss maubel6l
:ingeir0pfelt bier Sropfsn. - Wos
beatIid 5Deimol aopfodmpfe, a1emat
20 Minutsn lang; ferner tdglih cine
Gafe 5et BON Sobnnuistraut, G6afs
sar6e unb 3inntraut.
6Iiegenb0pier fam man
lido ouf foI9en0e 8eiie ieIbit Der.
zion ne9tne gIeide 2eitc
oar3 uno ai3inusoI, rIbre tie nber
tohen0em 8aiier, bis iie gut Der.
itn6, un0 jtreide sic gPi.
70 Iange lie nod marin 1T,
1uf gute5, tories. niht 81 poroies
8. g. Gdreibpapier.
Sei0enbIufen 5u ma.
den: w2un wai4e iie in IallUnr.
8aiier nit tDetber Seize uno
fe in reiaem 80iIer bon
Der oIeidlen 3emperatur aug. W2on
1dnge tie nidt gum Srodnen ouf,
role tie In Elm g1oeban0.
-ud Elm, biz ie froden genug gum
lit. gonn breite man bag
8ooebdnOtnd ouf Dem glaeIbrett
,us unb bicycle Die BLUE auf Der
Geite. 5ie miro 6onn Den
iripriiuaIiden Clans bebalten.
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I'd III coler 8ciIe lei Ieitcu gr.
mii1ungcn ufu Die SreibeitsouEcibc.
Die Stobt bat bereiS $4,000 600
iibcrihritter, obuobl nir $S.077,.
$50 etnberidtet murOen. Tic hen
gaii5en Stoot umfoiicnNe aompuane
scigt mad anguben bon 6. 8. GoIoa,
Dem Sefret1r oes ciaaisfomitees,
redjt befrieSiecnoe G~rgcbniiie. @g.
neral Otaior @ooo miro ain Grci.
tag bier lein. CT telcgropbiertc pe-
tern, bob Is ibm unm6glih 1T. om
Dem p5reiDeitsonIeibe. |
bier gu Ietn.
9eruit Giih bel Giufdufen auf
hfntN - na41trVr
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2onoon, 90. Oft. - glaf einctu
iornleaen 9eridt, Der beite fpdt
a~ltsgeeeben muroe, bat SEE zeppelin.
onariif pom lebten 6rcitog altf Die
Shoot. uno 0it.Gcunties bon eng
lafl0, einidlieBlih Ser 2ortooncr
Urea, "a &erionen 0as 2eben gcfo.
ltet uno 56 puroeu i'm 9on5en uer.
legt.
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- iHnf-

0riteE-9enmte 0e8 5taates
ODER Oct gercIHigtn Staat1n.
8gDeiteas -9fsguldre ODER beglau
bigte 8rE0iger-
Gritcns @fuomta1 Der I6eoIo.
sic
&ierteH-UfaHnar fit @illtar.
o0cr @ldHhe0ieaf
IiraitG -4iislanOer
@ed'tels 8 a0lide Iaslan0er.
5iebatgns- MoralHh nnfdbige
U3Tlsaer.
Adsiels 4giild permageaf aoer
ggaua laiia9ige 1iamigr.
9selntes-2 sniierte 2otlel.
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8on seonIg erdaIlen 9gIileiaeLaalt.

@ehelmpoll5eldlef Gempieg ga6
ggItern abet0 IN @auetqunriier Der
Bon Scont % un0 81 5troBe IT.
iea 50 pen Scouts 4oli5etuellmndl
fen fiir Den n@nlloiueeE lbeHo. Die
AnebeH ~erbielten AbseideL ole be.