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Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1917-08-30
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

Y Word was recently received from
Axe1 Hansem's folks and Caroline
Stone who went to Colorado Springs
4 their health that they did not
SslIIsh lit there so went to Denver
i iglere they are at present.
asSsS eter Stone and daughter, Ruby
Aaisd Jens Stone autoed down from
n IUEfubon last Sunday.
Il Ians P. Petersen and, Albert and
4 rH Abel Stone attended the
B siissfom meeting i'm Audubon Sum-
g5{lay evening.
IN ANNA Anderson came over from
fmballton Sunday and will take add
4, Nanceds work at Mrs. ConmraTdy' s
]! sesnlaking parlors. Mrs. Comm
ardy is doing a great work for
a The young women OF Audubon Co.
4 gsPreparing them for what is sure
i yfp come, cutting and sewing.
HIM Huyck is attending State
i this week while Clarence Chris
DdiEen is rotating Jim's mail route.
81 A few friends helped Carl Ras-
nllRsem celebrated his tenth birth
W. lay last Sunday. TWAS a happy
@ idttle crowd
The journal is grateful to Sena
s2 kDr John w. Foster of Guthrie
Center for one OF those fine rail
u way Commissioners maps Of lowe
Is that graces the wall of our. office.
81. Howard, the SON of Fern Ander
con and wife, of Ross, has wen
f2n1 place in the baby beef contest a
81 Me Iowa State Fair Tuesday. The
calf was born Aug. 18th 1916
Began feeding it Nov. following
4 SssS Wei glled them 800 pounds. Aug
IL ~. 1917, it weighed $50 pounds
III gained nearly two and quarte
y unds day while feeding. W.
~, proud of the boy, his mothe
d u IA father, and the calf.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1917-08-30
era

Jay Shingledecker passed away
at the home of his sister, Mrs. A.
l.. Ferguson at Audubon, Tuesday
morning at a quarter to SIX. He
has been dn falling health for some
years. About two years ago he
underwent am operation and for
sometime he was better. About three
weeks ago he began to fail in
health and gradually became weak
err until the end came. He was ONE
of our most highly respected Cit
liens and his death brings sor-
row to the entire community
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. CARRIER are
business CALLERS i'm Omaha
Mrs. McFNadden OF Audubon was
the guest of Mrs. j. Shingledecker
Friday
Mrs. Wiley of Michigan came
Friday morning and Will visit her
sister, A. l.. Ferguson.
E. G. Rice and ID. o Corner
made business "trip to- Audubon
Saturday
Mrs. Dean and Mrs. Donahau are
visiting at the L. L. and G E
Farrell homes. Mrs. Dean and
Mrs. L.. T. Farrell are sisters
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1917-08-30

The Ladies' Aid Society of the Audu-
bon township church met at the
pleasant home of Mr. Edwards last
Thursday.
Luther and Milo Hensley went to
Des Moimes Tuesday and will at
ltend the fair few days.
e. B. Petersen, wife and baby
and Peter Winfield and wife at
tended State Fair Tuesday last.
Mrs. Jens Peter WILSON and
little daughter, Mabel came up
from Anita Monday. Mrs. Wilson
visited at the home OF her son, AL
bert.
Agres and Della Nelson who have
been attending school at College
SPRINGS returned home last week.
S. B. Hays, wife and children of
Council Bluffs, the lady daughter
of T. j. Elwood and wife aEtoed
here Saturday last for AN over
Sunday visit with her parents. They
returned Sunday
Lawrence ,Madsen, west of town
went to Canada last week to visit
with his Sister, Mrs. G. Sorensen.
Mr. Sorensen was killed i'm the
war sAIrill last.
Peter Poulsem of Brayton was
here Sunday last and visited
| friends.
Chris Petersen and wife, Chris
Roed alnd Wife and Miss Ida Jen-
sen returned from Des Moines Sum-
day.
John Freeman of Atlantic, SON of
/ b. j. Freeman of Audubon, has
resigned his position with the Elect
ldc Light people and accepted a
position with Stranger and John
SON i'm their big factory.
Mr.. Harvey Jensen and Miss
F'lorabell Houston attended State
Fair this week.
Mrs. La Rue who has been car
ing for Mrs. Sturgeon, returned te
her home today in Atlantic and
Mrs. Anna McAninch lis earring fon
Mrs. Sturgeon a few days.
Walter Minerman, Roy ami
Norman Hensley and Orwin Masch
ing are taking an outing on tlh,
shores of Lake Okoboji.
If Mr.. Hoover doesn't reducs
the high cost of living he will.
never be allie to rum for presi
dent.
Miss Golda Watterson went t
Des Moines last Friday where sh
: will remain a week attending tn
State Fair and visiting friends.
Mrs. Charles Klever and sol
i, Fired, Mr. and Mrs Fred IRENE
left last week in the Klever car TO
Dallas County. They expect to
gone several days and while Their
, will attend the Dallas County Fam
They will. also visit relatives an
cid acquain tances.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1917-08-30

Mrs. Lloyd Graham and daughter,
little Velmo came down from Audu-
bon last Saturday and visited UNI
TIL Sunday width her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Watterson.
MIR. and Mrs. Bert Beers and
little dau lighter were entertained
Saturday night and Sunday at the
Charles Gordinier home
Mr.. and Mrs. Louie Beck and
little SON and her sister, Kathryn
Hansen went to Omaha last Sun
day to visit the ladies brother,
Hans Hansen who is member of
Company b, Regiment Silk, and on
their arrival i'm that city found
that the Company had left the
night before for Deming, New Mex
| leo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merle Owens have
moved their household goods from
the s. E. Hockenberry residence ON
North Street to the Mrs. Parker
residence i'm Slipperyelmhturst which
was recently vacated by Mr.. and
Mrs Jake Watson who moved TIC
South Dakota.
! MI. and Mrs. B. A Voss and
family went out to the home of hen
father, Chris Hickman in Audubon
township last Sunday where they
spent the day..
Claude Kelsey returned to Mon.
tana Monday after visit here
since the preceding Friday with
his sister, Amber Kelsey and othel
friends. He came to Omaha with
stock.
Erode Hansen, who enlisted il
Des Moines sometime ago, visited
friends i'm Extra the latter par
of the week, coming Saturday ant
returning Sunday evening witt
his friend, George Gill who is at
tending the State Fair
Mrs. Hans Hansen, SON Arthur
and daughter, Anna autoed to TIN
Chris Hansen home west of town
last Monday for visit during tn
day with her sister and family.
The Boy Scouts with their lead
Ell, George Voss and wife, who wen
to the Lakes last week for am Out
ing, returned home Saturday.
], George C. Voss went to De
Moilnes Wednesday to attend to bus
Iness matters.
Mrs. L. F. Klever and daughtei
, Carrie left last "Wednesday IL
e Council Bluffs and Omaha. In til
e former city they will visit old a.
: quaimtances and in Omaha they Wi
visit her brother, Arthur Wa
n terson and wife.
r Mrs. Nick OLAF Fredericksen aI
e children returned to their hon
e lin Guthrie Center the first of til
. week after a visit in Extra wit
4 her parents, Peter Petersen an
wife and other relatives and friend
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1917-08-30
MIR. and Mrs. Howard Marshall


who we're recently married. i'm
Holridge, Nebraska at the home of
the brides parents, arrived in Extra
the first of the week and will
make their home ON his farm, NORTH
east of Extra A charivari party
met them at their home and en-
tertaimed them for some time.
Arthur Hansen visited relatives
and friends in Brayton Saturday
evening.
The bull dog belonging to Miss
Bessie Witthauer severity bit Mrs
| Charles GordiMier ON both lower
limbs last Thursday when the
lady was entering the yard to
make the Wi.thauer family call.
1t three her down and hit both
limbs, one having eight teeth marks
and deep scratches and the other
having a large piece OF flesh
taken out just aDove the ankle be-
sides several tooth marks After the
lady got away she walked to tn
Varney Hardware Store to her
the matter she tainted. She was ia
mediately takem to the physician
who treated the wounds. After re
turning to the home of neighhor
an hour later, she again tainted,
The dog is a very dangerous an
imal and has BEEN ordered chalm-
ed and muzzled some time previous
to the accident and it was reported
that it had broken it's chain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Heath and SON
visited last Sunday at the home OF
her brother, Ben Whitmore and FAM
iEy. near Oakfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Northup and
MIR. and Mrs Wray came down from
Audubon last Sunday and We're en-
tertained at the L. F. klever home.
Mrs. Herbert Wattersoal had her
tonsihs removed i'm Audubon the
first of the week. Mrs. Klever took
her up in the Klever car. She
was very I'LL for a time On Fri
day Lloyd Klever also underwent
the same operation in Audubon
and returned to his home Saturday.
VIM Varney and DR. Oldaker left
last Friday in the Varney car for
!. Wellman, Iowa, where the former
will attend to business matters
while the latter visits his mother.
;, They returned home the first of
+ THE week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Beers and
Charles Gordinier and wife autoed
" to the Ed Wahlert home i'm THE
country Sunday where they visited
: few hours
Orval Beers and Miss Emma
Sorensen returned home Sunday
evening from Lake Okoboji and Des
| M Oln6S. lul0y dCIcdhuCQ ChO SSS.S>
Fair in the latter city.
James Rendlemam returned home
: Sunday from business trip te
Des Moines.
Earl Chase, son of George Chase
suffered dislocated wrist Last
week while cranking the Chase
truck.
Miss Mabel Hansen visited the
first of the week with relatives
and friends I'M Brayton.
Mrs. loft and Miss Helen Bladd
visited at the home of Mrs. Toft':
daughter, Mrs Carsten Larsen ane
husband Monday.
Christina loft who had been Wis
iting with her sister, Mrs BladI
near Audubon returned home Mon
day.
john Schlater and wife spen
Tuesday at the home OF her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Chris Roed.
Prof. Nowak and wife left Tues
day for Cedar Rapids, he dayinl
resigned the superintendency of gu
schools.
The Public Schools of Extra viii
open Monday next, September tn
third with Professor Fishwilid a
Superintendent, Prof. Novak HAY
ing resigned.
Nels Jensen came in from Coun
Gil Bluffs Monday to visit relative
for a couple of weeks.
Henry Roed, Elmer Vokt, job
Nelson and john Bengaard Wen
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-04-20
LOVEMAN, JOSEPH & LOEB
Store Opens at 8 q. m.
I cent c day

I cent O day Is the very reasonable fee charged for reading the new fiction in the Loveman, Jos eph X Loeb circulating li- brary.
 This is the most complete li- brary of new fiction in the city.
 The new books immediately on publication are placed in the library in sufficient quantities to supply our sub scribers' needs.
 Our library is now in charge of
 Miss Sarah Robb Who is an experienced li- brarian, and was for some time connected with the Bir- mingham public library. Miss Robb is deeply interest ed in her work and renders personal assistance to every subscriber. (New Balcony
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-04-20
Fourth floor plant sale

Asters, per dozen soc Moon Vines, each 10c CoIus, per dozen soc SaIvias, per dozen $50 Shasta Daisies, dozen 100 Dusty Miller, dozen soc Vinca, dozen 100 Sultanas, per dozen LOO Ageratum, per dozen soc Verbena, mixed, dozen soc Geranum, red, white and
 pink, per dozen 100 Chrysanthemums, dozen 100 Wandering Jew, dozen soc AIthernanthera, dozen soc Snap Dragon, dozen 100 MarieoId, dozen LOO Double Petunias, dozen LOO Single Petunias, dozen 500 Pansies, dozen 200 Hot and Sweet Peppers, dog. 100 Tomatoes, all kinds, dozen 1oc Beeonias, dozen LOO Spice and Rose Geraniums,
 potted 25c Lantanas, potted 25c Hibiscus, potted 25c Lemon Verbenas, potted 1oe Geraniums, extra large, potted 25o Petunias, extra large, potted 25c Plumbago, potted 25o Fuchsias, potted 100 HeIiotrope, potted 25c Ferns, 1oc, 25c, soc, 75c, 100, 1.5o
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-04-20

The way scissors have been cutting off silks during the April Silk Sale means accumulation of short lengths from to yards of the most desirable kinds Here they are tnda at nyactlV
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-04-20
Shrubs 10c each Special to close out

These shrubs to close out special at 10c each formerly sold at 1Sc. Included are lilacs, spirea wistaria, grape vines and currant bushes. Choice 1oc each.
 (4th FIoor)
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-11-16
Widtig fir ale 3esiitrirteu.

Guno 225,OOO 0sonn i'm Stoote
Wtsconitn, Die ibrem gIter nab unter
oos AuSbebungsgeieb nit Ausmahl
1oller, lid oober regiitrirt BADEN uio
nod nId)t gum Wilit1roienit einoe3o-
gen limo, meroen bon 0cn Srts6eh6r-
Den in ieoem Eiitrift 1rageboaen gu
eelteut erbalten. Die 0arin qeiteateu
5ragen be5fpefen ben Statlls oes Re-
giitrirten binii6tIif ieiner 6amilien-
uno 9eih6itigungs. ODER 8erufsuer-
b0ltniiie feit5uiteqen. Iiefe meme
VfoBregel itiist lid ouf oos pom Bra
ltoenten Der Ser. Stnaten 81 Den @e.
lttmmungen 5llm RilitGr . Aushe-
bungsgeieb ielbit ocrfoBte 8ormort,
oos am Samstag, ben 10. Hooember,
oeroffentlift Doroen lit. 9is gum
Soge Der Ser0fientIidung iino I'M
gon3cn 237,800 WiIitdrpfli6tiqe re.
giitrirt mOr0cn. 9opon limb bisher
1879 einae3ogen mor6en. Aae on
oercn Bcrlonen I'M NATURALIZATION
Nlter, gan5 gleid], oh lie bon Sen Wtlt.
Iterlngsbeboroen beireit limo ODER
niht, meroen oieie 6rogebogen 3uge.
ianht erbalten.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-11-16

aen6 bent Spenoer auer lrotldett
Sitter fir Die pielen Segnungen pes
2fohres oanfen ion. 3ieie5 Conflict
fGut 3lim pierten Wale IN Die trogi'
Idle l3eit 0es @elttrieges, IS iolt III
cine Belt, Die ouh ms on DER 1ur1t
barren lrugooie Der Yienitbelt tbell
nebnen, Die nns peritridt 'tcbt IN
ben aomoi, Der oieier &elt cine meme
Treiheit, elm nelies 6ef)t, neilc ,S0enlt
mo neiie genIeiniame 3icle Itenten
lou.
IS lit einc Crnite, ihpere 3eit. uno
Gle Proclamation u%niere8 F%roItocnten
3um Ianfiogurq5fccit meiit III 1on
mo ,{n6ult ulti Die erifitttcrnoe
CRAFT, oui Die Iuufclbeit bin, Die
ms umaibt, un0 Die oof nidt MI
iere Tonfburfeit iiir 0aS @lttc, od2
mir bisber Qeuolien bobert, unlerc
6oifnuuqcn uuo unicr NertrnlIen IN
@eredtes un0 8ute5 Dcr0cden 0urf,
0ir huben in oicicm Sabre, ME m
oQen uoronqcbenoen- 6rieoen9lobren
llrIahe. Dem g0ttlihen Spenocr
Can't 81 idQcu. ocnn Ole @eIt lit nod
imncr reid an @utcm mo edo
nent. llu0 oorum hobcn mir olld Elm
Ncht, Ouher hoben mir Die Hflldt,
mld, in oieicm Sabre EN- 1onflo
qunq@ieit gu iclcrn.
.g8ir ioQtcH @ott gang b%cIonocr@
ooufen", 10 iprid)t Ger Erdiiocnt 3tt
ieinem 0olfc, oonb mir inter ioIdlcn
1lmItGn0en iunlitteu Der qroBteH I'm
t~crncbnnmQ, Die ser Wcnihcngcilt Il
%bcaonucn bot, sur 0%ciric0igrtnq Der
Vcoiiriniiic gerer, Die nit una &c
meiniomc Code mod)crL ula aitdl DER
ciQcncn 0c0iiriniiic rcihllh hubcll.
mcnu mir MIR o~crmmltige uao 3nef.
mGBiqe Sporiomtcit iIhcu GIN
nclte5 Qidlt "tct un@. Iie Qr0Bcn
8ilid)tcn elmer nelen Belt mcfcn cls
ncu ncucn uno groBcren 9totIonol-
linn IN ',s. Nir meroeu nlcmala
miGlttho- ,peit ODER oor'lber I'M
at. -. lcin, ans mas iilr @ol5 mir
. ucld)nibt iin0!"
.lluo nobrcuo mir iiir hicic Gitgc
0onfcn, luiict ms Den oumadtlgen
@ott bitten, in olIer Temutb INNER
aui Inn oI@ uliercn 6iihrer blifen
5u oiirien, oaB mir bcitGnoiq bIciben
in 3iel um0 Bflid)tbelUuBteiln, o0B
cr in icirlcr @nuoe Wnierc @connfet
lcitcu uno unicrc @dnoc itGrfen mogc,
mo oob, ipcun e5 ihm geidlt, ,Frei-
belt mo Sitcrhcit uuo Trieoc uno
Ole 3omcrooihoit elmer qemelniumen
@ercttiqfeit fir ole Notiouen 5ur
CHcmiBhcit rucroc". I{t1 oicicm Sinne
pouen mir bcller Den 0anflngluiqa.
toq heqcheu. crtit. bod ncrtroucu2
unu luoucu mir Ginfebr holten in
micrcn1 @elniiIcn mo I'M Gempel
scr Belt pollen ilbcr EcrdonQencs
uno @cncnmGrtiQc@ uuh0cnfen mn
ouca 3ufunitidc ocm nciien Moltcn
elmer Q}utt iibcrIoiicn, Ole niht Nm
iona uuo nid1t Cube hat mo ljd niht
nod flcinlitcu Wtcnihcnmerthcr be
mist"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-11-16

ltcru NSjncoulju VouItru ono Nrt
Stof 2tlIocjntIon miro lore oic@idhri.
lt Nu2ltclluuQ pom >. his @ 1t}cu1
Ter IN Der Neoucu Ndlll ON Wortt.
vIuCt obhuItcn SIC N%i'otIntiou hot
jhrt clQtutu StublNruht &1fi0c
mir 0crtu NtuuUull 0cn @lr4ilcl(err
uid,t@ bcrctnct miro, lut0 0nc Gmtr0
llulQcu ijuo fInIliij}irt 4fcbcu Sen Ii
hcroItu Nuur &rCiicu ii,,o ulclc on
ocrc ErUmlcu uorptIchNt, umo all.
GraHjcn toUmlCu SIR &crthllluul
rbc oo@ Wf'liJ0tl bclmQciditt miro
Ills Vrrl2rldtrr lucr0tU Wco. ~
Ntli2 ll0 Z. W Niotcrta 'uu0irtu
Ntit it0cr Non tommtu lest Nrjtit
Gn. IN Ncucu Der Sttretdr lual }u
l}uoumf Ser Vrim3tuIlitt atbtttj
miro, uu0 0lric@ lit tN ,}ejdtn.
Nur iUr oit ojt2johrj3t Hu2ittluua
'u "a Grol't rtlt3 &EiCrelic htrridlt.
Die @tomttu Ser 9'iotjotiou iiuo mic
iolQt Grui0cnt. Nto. Nc 1onal0.
2'jct Nr0Ntolui, y u Nohltra.
Sh0bmeitcr Ncnr0 @oIttr. lmN =
trCtdU j. Z Ntrdti2.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-11-16

gnn3 ! d. c r nift oerieblt bat,
nos 9i5mord Don ben 3eitumgsiudp
fern ihnooer @eiie gu behoupten
Gin g rou0 par Die llriahe.
Ginige in9en in &amms 8roucrei,
auoere iagen in Der Reooftion Der
@oIfs3eitung, nbcr ons miro be.
ltritten. Ginerlei. ieoeniaas ioBen
ON Somstag Nben6 Die Rcpr0ien-
tonten Der louloiopielten @roB.
mndt in @citnIt Der ReonfteurG
beiogien BIattcS lin ticien 4eI-
Ter in &amm5 0rouerci un0
loihten nit eincm Glier un6 elmer
@ingebuua. Der elmer 9crui5-
ieuermebr gbre gemaht bate.
.Yn Der GueIc ioB ser &uobc"
90 N r. l~lniere moafullnc &Cbc,
@ambrim5 BON ms getouit,
id)entte 0eu ,Hittcrn pom Der 8e.
miltblidfcit" 5mur fcincn 9teftnr
elm, ober gutes, edtc@, 0cutIhcS
Bier, oo8 man iml Chimp ser
nlteu @ricdcn bios ocahaIb nidt
~gctruIfcn bat, neil muu e. nidt
bate,
User bot ihon nal rtipos pom
erection" gehort? 2Iltcn bra.
ncn 5rinfcrn iei e. gum Croft &C.
ioqt, gum IroIte iitr lenc 0llrren
Sabre, oa Der Siroffe Der Trobibi
ton Den Iebten 8ropicn Dnbrcn
Niecra i'm Stautc uuileft, 6uB
oGrelio" ein oIfobolfre
e9 @etr0nf lit. oo9 i'm @eihmof
Dem eftcn Bier 10 Gbnelt, 0oi}
man Somobeno iogor eincn Gc-
oafteur oomit olfiibrcn fonntc
uno ooa mill ooh mos heiben. Gr
hat lid nift cinuoI nndher &c e
d. al9 Die Auiflarumg
fam.
bod nid,t olcin 9c5eht milroe.
Mliif. uto @einnga &ortrGgc
mo luitiqe Reoen uno @ibe ipro.
Ben ans Dem rcit)Iih bcgoiieucn
@~elitesbooen berpor un0 einige Ser
Nnmcienoen 3nI6crteu iogar cinigc
0nrnoBpilan3en on Die OberfIGhe
ibrcr MIR aniheincno pcrItaubtcn
He0utteltr9icClen.
Sic 0rolterci @nmm hntte III
dhter 8aitirerm0lhoit oltf Die
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-11-16
Gonntpratbs. Sibnng.
Ghifen . 9inner's fnr Die 6errcn
6onntpratbe gibt's nidlt melr.
$4,000 iir &~ullcnonng bes
SdruinoindDts. 9 nnitarinms bemil-
ligt.

0ic oic9idhrigc NcrbItiibunQ oc2
Goru1tn Superpiioren mur0c ON
Glcnatoq MorQcu eroiinet. Bon Den
Nerrcu Supcrpiiurcr lplr0e bcihloi-
len. lid Der ollgcmciuen Spnr Gam-
.tpoalnH on3C1hIieBcn uno Ole &c
brorhIidcn Sbtdeu Iinncr9 bel Der
i%0brlid)tn ,Snipcttjoncn Ser @lrn1cn.
rarm un0 oe@ SIREN Minis ob5I.
ldoiiCn. Noriibcr @olter Mintcr
modtc QlcifioIla 5l 9eQinn ser 81.
sung bcfnunt 0oB er fem @in5ic.
ben Der Slbutg aeitottcn miiroc mlo
bot Die Ncrrcn Die @cih0itc nit Ser
QroBtmoqIihIteu Gle SIT bccn0cn,
ocnn ie0er S~iBung2to9 toItc Den
Steucr5ohlcrn $3.50.
Mittoqa fubrcn Sic Ncrren 5uinm-
men hlnolla nod CnnIu@fu. INN 0cn
Sonltorim 9tcltbou 3l bciittiQeu.
Sp0tcr uohnteu lie Elm .Noopcr.
lluner" IN ser Observation-Disclosures
lie elm.
Gic @cridte Ser Counties itr Nr.
ne mo SIRE nit Nc}uu oui Dos
2ilul un0 0cricujQc 0ca Tinon5 So.
mites nit Ncjug ulIl Ole Nbrcdmm
Qer 0CS Gnultu GlGrt4. 0c@ Shdb
mejitcr2 uno ser @critt9lhrcibcr@
mur0tu Qutachcibeu.
Nnt UfIttpodl murot nab elmer
redlt lcbhoitcn 0cbuttc $4,000 fiir
oen &ou oe2 Citiliiqcl2 0c2 Stnino,
lttt" Sonltorium2 bcmiliQt. ltr
lprilualldl hottc nlon MIR ben Nou
oe2 Wcit 6litlcl3 mo ser Nermol
t%lula2r0umlc Qcplout. IS ltlmmtcn
iWr Die 9crpili0ung 20. oogtgcu Is
S%upcrpiiorcu.
Supcrnilor Mllolcu ucrlo4 Sen pc
rttt oc& observation-disclosures 50.
mites. Gu@ pcrioullhc Giacntmm
i'm Gountp mlir0c oauot MIR Inn
S49,32S i'm Wcrthc crh0ht.
Noiltjnc , Nrbclt iillItc Sic Belt bis
;llm MtttoQ ou2. Ole Ncrrcn iol1tcn
Damn elmer GiuioouuQ }um 2mlteon
nit ocn y NC ". n2riuc @ortcr9"
IN Ser QroBcn NolIc nc2 NuuocIHtum
MGR ~Ncbduoc@.
Ncitcrn N"torQcu iono ulr enc tur
Il SiBunl itott. NCrihic0cut Nutr0dc
oti WcIobcruiujulmNcu mur0,n an Sic
N~litthcuocn Counties }ur @crjdtrr
jtattllpd urrtuicicu Tijr Nir Nuiiiu
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Seine 3nfer : 8aaren als
Spielpreiie mebr.

W1gnu5 Smeilion, Ser 2cbcn5mit
tclpcrmoltcr fiir @iaconiin, bat an
s. Nopembcr bon Nfooiion elmer
9rici an Die Shcriiis, 9iitrift9on
n0Ite uno NiirQermeiiter oes Stoo
ties ulo ser Counties qerid)tet, IN Sc
ncn er Die 0eomten ~ollfforocrt, be
Ger Gampugne sur GriporniB &c;
3udcr3 bci5lltrogeu, inoem Spielc
III ocm Canon OILS Grciic oltsqeiebt
mcrocn, utteriogt meroen ioIlen. Gel
@rici iolgt;
Sic nofitehcnoe Reiolution il
geItcrn uomS tuotSper
o%nqcnonmlcn moroen mo >Shrc Nltf
mcrflumfelt miro al,f @lildIpiele &c
rid)tct, meldlc in peridie0cncn Silent
lId)cn &I0ben oeronltoltet mcroen
@itte qebeu Sic oiclem VeicbI Der
Observation-Disclosures ltto ocS
Staotarothc9 meiteIte Ncrbreitlno IN
6cn 3eitunqcu lShre5 Counties unr
bcrIdlten Sic irgctl0 pcldc &eritoBc
0o0cqen.
ga in oieicn 2onoc groBer 81.
dermnu9cl herrift uto IS oringeno
notbmenoia lit, 3uter 5u iparcn un6
mcniQer Gon0n 3u ucrbruudert,
l(u0 ga in nerid}ie0elen lheilen 0e2
Stuntca Is sur @epobnheit ~qerporocn
lit, ocn &crfoui BON Canon 3u crm1ln
tern, ln0em IN eincm olS y8und).
board" bcfonttcn @liitipiel, ooer
0urh WiIrfcl un0 an0cre unQcictlihC
QiittcI ser Ncrfolti Qeiorocrt miro.
Sri Is ooher beihIoiieuL ouB Scr
Observation-Disclosures oen OF
itriftaonlpoIt uno Sberiif ieoc$ Count
ties un0 Sen @ilrQermeiItcr uno Sen
&olt5citci ic0er Stoot ocS Stootc2
uufiorocre. iolhe @liit@ipiele iofort
81 uCrbieten.
Nuorctp s. Wiclpiac,
Grcfutipicfrctdr.
WoQu15 Sfpeniou,
&orlitcnocr mo 2ebcnSmittelpcr
moItcr pou 8i5coniit.
Die hieii1en @ehor0en hoben Die
lem @unid,c ToIge Qcleiitct ulo ser.
artIac Wlilta'pleIe pcrcnltoriid, Inter.
lnat.
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Cine &iDru i'll |oli}ciQcridt iprod
Grou Groucl@ Norton 1eitcrn BON
Scr NutloQe cju mrorocutlldlc2 Mou2
}u tihrcrt. irci 2ie Iolj5ci bob lest,
&odc ihr Sous aus, Sos lib al Der
Ode ser :. 2trnbe uno N}ornron Gou.
lee bcijuoct. lmn ucrhoitctc ,Fyalt
A}ortpu, ctncu Ninm Nomcu Mlliont
2irou mo Elm W}dodlcu. Dos ihrcu
9toncu OILS bertha GcrQt2 onQub
Gic bcl0eu IcGtcrcu lpur0rn nm j,
SD 80 b|cltr0ft.
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SoU 6 Sie toitcL mcjnru
&orltIod }t Crprobtn. ,<dl MGR
0c Slc cine 3OIbc tTIdld)t mel
ucr hodbtrilhmtcu Nirop'2 Der
bu Sollto NlI'ttu lulN VrtNl
tlulQ2 @ltr toittuirci trprobtp
lnlicn uuo mrtm Sic uitt elm.
Rcitchcu. oar g oo1 uroHtt Giua
lit. mcId}c2 Sic le inhtu ijir Nu
ten un0 GrtaItuudtu 10 brinQcn
Sic mir ole m1ocrc M3iitc gu
rid. mo ih 1cbe EhHcn Der
poIIcn Nrci5 mjt0tr. Mittc hol1u
Sje 'it cute 50t ooer ST 90 ala
ide a1tf 0icie Nc0inQluQ
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II Der St. Gauler
Boil s5eitung"
linden mir FOL.
qenoe 3uulores-
fe ans 0enr Aa
%tag5leben, &C.
ihrieben Dor Ell,
mem 9erid)ter
itotter Der ieinen