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The Monte Vista journal., 1917-05-05
A Symbol of Health

The Pythagorians of Ancient
Greece ate simple food, practiced
temperance and purity. AS a badge
they used the five pointed star which
they regarded as a symbol of health.
red five pointed star appears on
each package of Chamberlain's Tab
lets, and still fulfills it's mission as
symbol of health. If you are troub-
led with indigestion, bliousness or
constipation, get a package of these
tablets from your druggist You will
be surprised at the quick relief
which they afford. Obtainable every
where.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-05-05

Miss Wyllie has severed her con-
nection with the Home and returned
to Monte Vista, much to the regret
of many friends she has made dur
ing her stay among us.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-05-05

A land transaction of no little
Importance transpired this week in
this city when Simon Off sold his
ranch, located just east of town to
Mr.. AL. Fullenwider of Center, Colo.
Mr. Fullenwider takes possession
Immediately, and we understand,
will move from Center shortly to
occupy the land.-Del Norte Pros
peCtor
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-05-05
CARD OF THANKS.

We wish to express our heartfelt
thanks to all the friends and neigh
bors who so kindly lent assistance,
sent flower tributes, and extended
expressions of sympathy during our
great sorrow in the loss of our
darling baby.
MIR. and MRS. JAY L. WOLFE.
MIR. and MRS. l.. MILNER.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-05-05
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

Notice is hereby given to the stock
holders of the El Monte Mining and
Milling Co. that a special meeting of
the company is called at Wallace hall
at 2.30 p. M. Tuesday, May "a, for
the transaction of such business as
may be presented
p. A. FORNWALD, Pres.
c. e. HART Secy
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-05-05

FOR SALE-One good span of
Mules, Wagon and Harness; also
Farm Implements. Inquire at
SPENCER GREENHOUSE.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-05-05
Center

Woman is accused of having the
81 word. so this reporter believes
time TO call a halt, or the Post Dis
tcb and Journal are likely to come
blows over the H. o. G. associa-
bn veterinarian.
Mrs, Hadley of FIT. Collins is the
est of Mrs. Ray Lauer.
Mrs. Scott of Sedalia, Mo-, is Wis
|ng her brother, Joe Mayfield, and
miy.
W. ]. Roberts and Claud Willis
burned from Denver Friday, where
ley went after a couple of Fords.
ley drove them through.
al Newmyer went to Mosca Mon
" to cry sale.
John Chrisman, manager of the
bOper exchange telephone, was in
)nter community Friday, looking
Ter the line.
John Smith and wife were Monte
|oppers Friday.
{The NJ. E. Aid gave a Tom Thumb
?dding at the Methodist church
esday night.
Clay Johnson moved Monday to
homestead on South Clear Creek,
lere he will run his cattle for the
INNER
The Model Grocery" the new
pcery store, was opened Tuesday,
l, by Messrs. Walters and Fly
and is a welcome addition to
inter.
lhomas Saffell of Moffat was in
Rn Monday to attend the Newbold
Dr' Twitchell was called to the
ark home Monday to treat one of
!s fne horses that got kicked.
ha Chase of Monte Vista shipped
rs out of Center Monday.
"''er second trial of welded
% within short period, Mrs. C.
f''cock packed her grip and left
"er nome in Oklahoma last week.
a" Vi Hooper with shovel and hoe
'eu out to make the municipal
'ueh OF that place a success.
''' NJ Sutley and wife were shop
III Monte Friday of last week.
saturday, May /, is the Valley
sa school meet at Del Norte. Cen
h'sh school will take part in the
ae Bishop Mercantile will change
n lnds June l.
|is week. ne" ror"
n,,o souhg peoples class Of the
ls o' o. sunday school held a bake
IA turuay at the Wehnes store
realized some class money.
Ds,,l :, b, Gelwick of Ignacio, a former
si,, ess man of Center, has been
fop.s. III center the past week. He
oms MS father to the Soldiers
before coming over
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-05-05
Special News Notes
From Our
REGULAR
Correspondents

e. b. Wlnchell was stricken with
paralysis Tuesday. His left side is
practically helpless.
Ray Franks and Denney Roberts
came in Monday from Oregon.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-05-05

and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest
Con-, Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bert Smell and daughter Helen,
Mr.. and Mrs. Park Goff and Mrs. s.
E. Goff.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-05-05

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Thomas enter
tanned at dinner last Sunday Mr.. and
Mrs. w. D. Crooks and son and Mr.
and Mrs. Bruce Bogart, in honor of
their grandson, Deans first birth
day.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-05-05

proving, although still unable to be
about.
Miss Wyllie has severed her con-
nection with the Home and returned
to Monte Vista, much to the regret
of many friends she has made dur
ing her stay among us.
Miss Tressa Cove has returned to
her duties in the main dining room
much better in health, after her sea-
who has been filling her place, has
gone back to her home.
j. B. Robinson died Wednesday
night and the body was shipped to
Littleton for interment.
William Waldron had stroke of
paralysis on Monday and was re-
moved to the hospital
Various members of the Home
were pleasantly reminded that spring
time in very truth is here by finding
upon their door handles on May day
morning, pretty baskets of flowers
placed there by the kindly hands of
Mrs. Boyce and little daughter Mil
dred.
Commandant and Mrs. Hogle were
guests at the Tyner-Goff wedding on
Tuesday and Mrs. Hogle sang the
wedding HYMN, Beloved 1t Is
Dawn"
Mr.. Cameron has been very busy
this week, not only with the regular
spring work of the greenhouse but
in filing orders from outside.
Mrs. Milton Campbell, who has
been in the woman's ward of the
hospital for the past two months
hopes to be sufficiently recovered to
depart with her husband and daugh-
ter for her home in Denver on Sat
urday.
Major Adams, a popular inmate of
the Home for a number of years,
dropped dead at the Home grounds
Tbnrc5au MON
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-05-05

Mrs. Cyrus Crooks gave a surprise
birthday supper to her father, l.. d.
Crook, Tuesday evening About for
ty were present
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-05-05

The Bowen Embroidery club will
meet with Miss Mary Barley Wednes-
day, May 8.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-05-05
Soldiers Home

Mr.. Williams of Cottage 6, who
has been quite ill., is gradually i'm
proving, although still unable to be
about
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-05-05

Major Adams, a popular inmate of
the Home for number of years,
dropped dead at the Home grounds
Thursday noon.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-03-22

Tickets" and the door swung
open and the conductor appeared,
punched the bit Of pastebOard. pre-
sented and then noticed Dan.
.StOwaway?" he observed smart
ly. You'll have to vacate"
Where to Pullman or chair
carr" grinned Dan, coming to his
feet. you amt the kind to fire me
into the ditch, your face shows that.
Have a heart, boss. I've seen better
days. See," and Dan presented the
inevitable last tool Of his former call
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MAKING GOOD
By George Elmer Cobb
Whenever Dan Beasley needed
food or a drink or a dime to pay for
a bed, he invariably made a claim to
having a past where meritOriOUs
work was his portion.
I'm no lazy DO, friend" he would
say. 1--WE strung wire half over the
country" and he showed a pair of
nippers that belonged to the kit of
a telegraph construction crew.
If encouraged, Dan would dilate on
remarkable exploits in his line, well
seasoned with peril and hardship. If
presented with query as to present
lack of employment he would cite
old age and younger men crowding
him out
Dan was tired of cheap lodging
houses at WOlveTton and wanted to
get to Crescent, where a real metrop-
oils presented variety and a broader
field for the exploitation of his pc
Culiar genius. He swung onto the
platform of the last car as the 8:11
pulled out Of the depot. Dan was
familiar with railroad ways and time
schedules. He knew that the Sill
was a through train to Crescent,
with an express car attached. The
chance of discovery by some lynx
eyed conductor, even huddIed up in
the shadow Of the lower step as he
was, were entirely against him, but
to compensate for that the proba-
bilities were that he would not be
kicked off, nor would the train be
stopped especially to put him off.
Dan fairly cleared the door of the
rear car when it opened and a man
came out Dan scrunched close, but
felt easier as he observed that the |
intruder wore no uniform. It was
only a passenger come out on to the !
platform to get a breath of fresh air
and puff at cigarette. He noticed
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Aimcrikas Scsialiitcn
9 lsaiicrrc0icrmno!
Der aricg iuirS 10 lange fOrtgeictt
perSen, bis BET Sentide Sal.
fer a%6seOautt bat,

Sem gort, 10. 0toi. = 3os So
tionat ggefutibfomitee Der So3iaIi-
item bat feline @enohen in @euti9.
lon6 in aemtniB geiebt, 6aB Ser
aui1er oBbnrfen mltB, unb 6oB Ser
arieg nift e9er nufb6ren miro, bis
Oies geIdeben. Sn Der 9epeide tper.
Den Die oetti6en So8ioIiiten oufge,
forOert, nit Der mttofratii6en &egie,
rltng in 9etti1Iono elm Gr0e 51
MAIDEN, falls es tbnen betreffs Der
SerItellitng oes Sriebens pirfIidj
ernIt gemeint lit. 9enn 10 LANCE
Die $oben3oaern in 9erti6Im0 re-
gierett, f0nne BON elmer mobren
&olf8freibeit in 8eltihInn0 feline
3ebe iein. @or 0em &riege ina.
rem o1td sic 5iibrer Der Oeuti6en
So3ialiften BON bieier Sy6ee burbs
orungen. 9te amerifaniifen Go8io-
Iiiten oeban Der &offnuug Nus
Druid, 0aB Der nobre So5ioItsnus
in 9e1ttidluub pie0er moftboG err
itorfen unb itd Ger aniierregierltng
.erleoigen neroe.
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NMiicrtcn m0dttcnt
Braiilicn Ic@cn!

@aIbington, IL. Wtoi.-- Ole bic.
iigen oipIomotiiden &ertreter Der
aliierten gebeu iid ale Miibe, oaf
8raElien eiren Druid olisauii6en, 6a.
NIT onsielbe often 9euti6lano Den
arieg erfl1rt. gtltd galfour, oas
$atpt Der engliiden Spe5ioItommiis
lion bat nit Dem broItlianiihen Sc
iauOten DC Cana fonferiert.
0a @roftlien bereitS Die Diploma.
ttiden 8e5iebungen nit Gertl6lano
obgebrohen bot, ioq Der gr6Bte
Druid ouf Sic glepitblit ollsgeiibt
ner6er, ounit iie 3eittIdlon0 0ert
&rieg ertIare, ntft oIlein ltrn Ser
proftiihen Silfe ipillelt, Die file ben
Iaiierten Ietiten fam, ion0ern oud
boltpti1dli1 ipegen Der moraliihen
.g8irtltng elmer &rieg8erfldrling iei.
tens 8roitlienS auf bic iibrigen iii6.
anerifnnii6en Gepttbliferl.
@ltd 6amit mdreu @raIiliens
Standardization ais 4uiierter
nod nidt eri60pft. G8 bat cine
beoeutenbe &or6el8flotte, Die e8 Der
entente CUR 8~erfiigilrg iteIlen f6tus
te un0 feline 5lotte f6nnte Die areu.
Ser Der Alliierten on Ser iii0atlantis
iben ailIte obIoien. ltn0 .laIt but
not Ieait" bat @raiilieu groBe gtob.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS melAe ben grt.
tentemddten pGbren6 Der gegenipGr.
tigeu &nt6boottriiis bon unihdb-
barem ga11ten iain tpifr6cn.
IS lit fein @e6etmniS, oaB bic
alliierten gerne gang Siioomertfa
atf ibrer Sette ie6en piir6en urb
iie gIailben 6ieIe8 3ieL Iei6ter err
reiden gu f0nnen, nern fie 9rolt-
lien getpornen boben.
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uc6 Cit Scmtidbcs
Decentralization!
rs 9eAtide aelaugcn attf einem Sc-
gelidiff DDM GlDilc na6
HOriuegen.

2%(mIter6am, -. N1ai. @emdf
eiter W1el0ung Der a6Intidcu Sci
tltng boben Dor einiger 3eit rs
9euti9e bon militGrpflidtigem aIter
es 8urpege gebra9t, bon Chile ous
9eutidlon6 nod elmer benerfeus.
merten 5abrt III einem fleinen &C.
gelihiff 8u errei6en. Die bctrefeu.
cen 3eutiden fnuftet ooS oIte diIe-
ntide Seoelidiff Siuto bon einem
Gonnengeb1It bon $50 Gonnen oai
Deriubu eS NIT einem ~OrabtLoien
4pporat tn0 reiiten iiber bic Sbet.
Iono SnieIn nod GorDegen. Gus
Sdiff nuroe in 0routbeim, 3ortue.
gen, berfauft mo Die g}anni6aften
feBtet i6re Geiie nod 9euti6Ion6
fort. 8ieIe madcren M}dnner itno
i'm got8en 1914 Gage tnterpeg8 &C.
tpeien.
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Glotte oitsiprengt, miro init @oft
Biz at 25 Sabren beitraft. Sdmer
miro iener beitraft, Der eegeit bic
Ser. Staaten fonipiriert ODER cine
&erion otfnimmt, Die bGrod6tig lit,
Elm 2onoesberrGter at iein. 0ie
@iG iiebt Dor, OaB oerienige, mel.
der Elm Sdiff beih1Oigt oOer aud
nitr einen oerortiqen @erIu6 mddt,
ober Die 2eltte iAdoigt, Die nit ON.
6ereit ilberieeiihen San6el treiben,
In cine @eI0bltBe bon nidt mebr
oIs $4,000 ODER IN SAT- bis Bu
10 Sabren 9eromrnen peroen ioa.
Cine dbnIide Sfrafe brobt ioIhen,
Die 0te @ntienoung bon Grodt mad
iiberieeiifeu @Gfen Bt b%erbinoern
iu6en.
Ger 9r1fhetrt lit ermGdtigt, ir-
oeno einem Sdiffe Die &~tarierung8.
papiere 81t bertpeigern.
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1,,enIMrb eittnannno
" erleicet $ebiffbrmeb!
Die 0ie 5eitun9sscninr bctreffcnHc hlauicl Ger
SpicnaocbiG tuirS NIT SO ecocn
SO Simmer aboclehnt.

@dibington ~. Moi.-@it nur
elmer cin5igeu Gimme Mebrbeit
itrid beitte bormittog Der Senot bic
mif Die 8eihtnes3eniur @c3ug bo.
benOe 8eitimtnrng bon Der Spios
nnsa.gia. 80 Genotorcu finrn.
ten gegen sic aIa1tiel un0 3S fir
Oieielbe. @Gre Oieier 9[6i6nitt 8ur
Spionage-gia 6urfgegongen Damn
m1re eS Der &reiIe 0es gonaen 2or.
6es unteriagt Die Griegfiibrung ltn6
bic ftrternationaIe Bolitif Der Ge.
9ierung in irgeii0 elmer 8eiie at
fritiiieren. Ginf8ehn Gemofraten
idloiien ii6 Den "a Gepublifanern
'or mo bereiteten Der onitGBigen
alaulel, Die I'M gorl3en 2an0e einen
Sturnl Der Gntriiihtng berborqerlt.
fen un0 8aronlaihing an beftigen
Debatten IN beioen @1uiern ge9eben
bate, cine gttabertnge. Scr 0emo.
frotiihe 5itbrer Mortin geD0rte at
oenienigetb Die bte 9eitimnunB be.
fdmpften.
Goinit lit Dem graItoentcn cine
beitdnmte aontroIIe itber Die 9reiie
Des 2nnoes genornmen fpor0en. Sc
men 43eitungen a6er, Die ben g(ufrHbr
preoigen ooer Surtl @odperrat ouf.
rei3etl, miro bal0 oas San0perf qe.
legt peroen; Oamit lift Der Gegie.
rlng 0enn aud eeniigeno Spielraltm
geaeben poroen, iid at ihiibelt. DDS
6edt Der freien &eoe aber lit Ourd
Die @ermerfling Der 3eniurflauieG
getpo1rt noroen.
4ie Gpionage.8 orlaae miro uaer
@abrid)etnIinteit na1 nod bette
a6eno our abitimm1ng gelanget.
Qieiel6e bietet Dem 8~r1ii0enten Incl.
tere MiahtbefugnifIe, ME trgeno Ell.
mem Serriher in Der 8eIt. Nad
Oerlelben lit Der &rdiioent Ser aIler
iib in amerifaniiden @en1iiern be.
finSlihen S6iffe; er lift ermGdtigt
bic 2ano. rno Seemadt auf5ubieten
Inn 5u b%erbinoern, bob Gdtffe, bic
fih in amerifauiiden @emdIiern be.
finoen, SerIt0rt iperoeft.
Sr9ero Seman0, Der gum auf.
rubr rei5t o0er f1Iide @erlfte iiber
9cDegung oe8 2anobeeres ooer Der
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PS6erc 5citmnespreiie!

9atn lit aud Scr Chicago Gro.
miner" an6ereu Gbicdgoer 3eitltrs
gen nadgefoIgt ua0 bot ben 9reis
Der 3eitllng our 3pei Gents er-
B0bt, Ole geitarn ongelnngten Stunt
meru 0eS aGbicogo examiners" ent-
bolten Bic q~nfinoiGltng Ser 8rei8-
er66bunq. in Scr inter onocrelu
ioIgen0es geiogt lit;
Ser Griee Bat cine @reiSIteiec.
ring bon iueiben Grildpopier iulO
aIleu ouoereu fir 0ie $criteIrng
elmer !3eitlmg notInenbigeu Bacterial
I'M 100 Gro5cnt berboreerufen.
Die 9reiie moaett cher nod itei.
gen, oIs Suriifgaben, uno oies bot
es nottpenOig gertoft ben 4reis fir
cine 9alulmer nm einen Gent st er.
506en, INN sic 3eitung mtf ibrer
%ieitberigen So6e erIolten at Zone
uelt.@
Die Gbicago tribune uu6 sic
Chicago GGilp Stems fiinOigten chen.
faas aus ben aleiden @rirnoen Ole
Gr6o9uua oe5 &reiies o1f 9 Gents
bonn ndditen @outas IN.
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Amerikas Nmsfmbr u.
Ginfmbr inn 1116rS!

8aIbington, @. g., 12. Wtai. -
2aut 8erid)t 0e$ @an0elSiefret1r8
bat ith 0te ameritanii6e 9lltsfubr
no6 europa i'm Mdr8, benz 8tpeiten
Monat beS unbaidrdnften oeutiden
Sou6bootfrieges, Inn 27 Milltonen
erbobt. sic itelte ite jeooh nm
rttng 80 Miaionen Collars nie0riger
ais I'M Sanltar. Der itotiItiIhe 8e.
riGt fur Den Molat qpril mlir0e
nod nidt fertiggeiteIlt.
Ger @ert Der au1erifnniid)e11 Sc
ia~mtau8fubr mad europa miro fir
W1Gr5 o1lf 354, unb mad alien 2Gr.
bern Der grbe ultf 553 9liQionen
Dollars geidGbt. SIM 5e6rltar be-
trug Die @eiamtar5ltbr nm ACT
MliQionen Dollars. 9ie $3unabme
Der Qltsfubr mad Sii0amerita belief
ii1 auf az Big % @iiqionert, nab.
reno Die 2lltsf1br mad 2(iien bon 81
auf Sc MtiQionen Collars Itieg.
sSn Der Recommendation 9erto0c
bis gum MGr3 6ieies Sabre8 errcid-
te bic amerifaniidle @~eIumtml8fu5r
noh europa Die Sbbe bon So, psi
100000 gegeuii6cr $2,095, 900, 200
in Der glei9en 9erio0e oeS goriab.
res.
9en g8ert Ser geiamtan Ginfl5r
i6Gtt Der geridt fir W}dr8 nuf go
Deilioner Dollars. Gr betrug I'M
lebten 8ebruar 1879 WtilIionen Dol.
lars aus europa; nm 10 Midioren
ans g[lien ut0 INN IL MiQionet
DoQar8 aus Siioouteritu.
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SchI0cgdbIa9enc
S3mlDcrfHomn0!
9entide GeBrfrafte IOlltcn gg6rn,
06er es sins anbercu gHS.
ldnSern nj ben arageH.

San g~(ntonio, Gera8, IL. M2oi.
Ole bon Dem D8oar0 Of Geaents"
Der StaatsuuiberIitdt getroffene Ser.
fiigrnng, bob ole an oieiem SnItitut
angeitallten &rpfeIiorelt Bic ni6t
omerifoniide @pllbilrger Itn0, emit.
Iaiien maroen ioaeu, lit iuipen0tert
mo miro borlGufig nift 5rtr gu8.
fiiBrltng gebrodt peroen. Bon 0ie.
iem 9etret p6ren ~i6erbaltpt MIR Die
flint ~folgen0en 8rofeiioren betroffen
,mor0en: Or. meo. S. 6. 36ompior,
@rofeIior DER Gbirurgie in @albe.
ton, G%ngldnopr; s. q. 3ebaa8,
SiGf8profeiior fir 9noelspeien,
SoQat0er; SRI. ella Gali8, 2ebrerin
Oes Spanii6erL aus Samaica ge.
6iirtig, englti6e l1ntertanin; 81. S.
Iiii8inger, $ilfSprofeiior fir bout
i6e Sprohe, 9eltider, unO Charles
anie3t, &ebrer Der iloboniI1en
Spradeft, Gin 1lterrei6i6er 6[o.
lpafe, Der ii6rigens Elm enragierter
Gitienfrellno iein iol(. 3a8 @erudt,
0aB iamtIi6e MttgLieoer Der bent.
iden 5atnltdt obgeiebt milroen. iii
OemnadJ unrt6tig, obidon Ser quito
8ile, oae oetitidert Grofeioren I'm
corpore" ob5ubalferrb in Dem bon
Senator Glorf eingebradten rider"
unberfermbar lit. Die MtaBrege( en-
mics iid als elm Boomerang, 0a mir
elm 8eutider, nogegen 3pet GngIda-
Der, Elm @olGnOer lu10 Elm ilofUati
i6er 2uHopbile oabon betroffen muir
ben. 8rofeior 3rofoI6, Der 9efan
oer beuti9en 6atultdt, iotpie Sic
iibrigen an Der %llniberiitdt nngeItea-
ten oeuti6en Brofeiioren iito aae
lett penigiten8 10 Sa6ren omerifa.
ntide 8iirger.
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6loren5 Sempeit uno 5unibine
limo Elm bor5itgltde8 0uettiitenpaor,
lire Sfi58e na 8roaolpap Bouquet"
lit fomos.
Halpb 3iggS uRo aatberile 8it.
die iuden ais @eiangsfomifer ibres
@leiden un0 gitele 8entiuortb lit
cine bor8iglide 5Qngarin, meIde
funf Sabre binOurd Der Sofoper III
9eiiatl angeb0rt bat.
Moore, @aroner umo Roie fin0
Elm urfomii6eS @eiangs. un0 Gang.
&er5ett, 0us ~alerorten bic 2a1er
ouf ieiner Seite bat, ndbrano baS
glaSfa Ono ais S6IittidlbIdufer
ietnes @leiden iudJt.
6panien unO 9unis peroen in
oen 9rpbeltnt g~ieiiebiI6ern ben gu
ifauern borgeiiibrt.
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Sbtecbtc Critic Itebt
GnelaitS bcpor!

2on6on, ~, @fai.- Die 8erid)te
iiber Die @ruteottSfidjten in @roBbri-
tmnien Im1ten on6oltenO eutulttis
qen6. glift einmaI Die GlteIteu
Guruer f0rmen iif) elmer bdrteren
3eit %erinnern, oI8 0ieienige lit, mel.
DIE fie ioeben mit5umadet babeu.
.5pdte Saot, ormieLige Grrte, EN-
noiier 6erbit un0 elm itrenger 8in.
ter baben einem Griibliug BloB ge.
maft, fnel6er benz DECEMBER gum
8ermeHieIn G6nlid fie9t. Ser 3u.
Itdn6 Ser SeI6er miro in alien 9der-
buu6eridten ols obeoentli6" be-
nannt, n6pobl c Sonfasd 2a etno
nnnnt, obipobl e8 nod ol8 m0Qlif)
.eri6eint, ooB cine marine 8itte-
rnngsperio6e geger Gnoe W2ai Die
Sage erbeblid berdfloern fam. 9ie,
(erorts tit tn @tglano I'M 3obember
aeidt 1un6 I'M qpriL p~ieoergeldt
tpor6en.
@emGB Gnfiin6iqung fam man in
0ieiem Sabre feline groBe 8ei8ett-
fld6e er1pdrteu. Ser 8utilnftiqe Gr.
troq olt 6nfer fam nod nidt ob.
gei6dBt neroen, un0 @erite lit oits
gGDiiien 8riin0en nidt beliebt, Oh.
noGl o1if 2an6, ipclAe8 Tih 8lin Qns
ban bon 0erIte eigt1et nod cine
~boIltpertige Grlte er8iaIt meroen
mag. 92itte GpriI iDarteten &urtof-
fel3iidter INNER nod ouf ei11er
aiinitigen 9[tgenb[id, i'm nit Scr
Saatorbeit roid boripGrt ait fonl-
men. 4lles lit 3ttriid. Ger SEQ.
LENDER oeS Sarmer8 lit ouBer 9ro-
hung, 6enm ser 5arner muB altf
Ste @~ittcrl1nq iparten. g(uBeroem
hcrridt ein bctrGdtlider MongeI on
SGmercietL neil 6ie i'm SCRIPT ge.
fate Grnte in groBen ltmfdtg ber-
eitelt mor6en lit mo eS meroeu 9ufs
rtfe Stlr Sboriamfeit in Der Geripett.
Olng Der Soatborrate erloiIen. Si-
folge 6es MongeIs ON 8ie6flttter
miro mG6ren6 ser n16Iten 0rei go,
ilote cine groBe 8erringerltng 6es
8iebbeitanoes oltf Den 6urmen Gin.
treten.
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@rpRfensr III sinnr lEn0s.

Giour Sails, @. O.. ~. @loi.-
5erer unbefaunten l1rIprltngs older
te geitern o6en0 Die Office 1rto 0aS
9ogerball8 Der international Sar-
better 60. p6lig Elm. Ser onge-
ridtete SAoben miro o1f iber ST.
100000 geiddbt. ueber cine 1tiI-
lion 9funo ge6lten 8inofaOens emit.
3iinoeten iid, unb boI6 ltoro oa8
groBe bierft0dige @ebauoe, ba8 eine1l
biertel gIof I'M @eId6ftsoiitrift elm
rabm mo bis oben bin nit 5arnl.
geraten angefitlt mar, in 5lnnlmen.
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stod aal6er 9.O0--13.2 rs.

gtod qalber 9.O0--13.25.
gua8 ii. Stag8 100000.
s6weiuc -3ufubr 6,400 0iarft Of
fen, sc bober.
Gtr6f6nittspreis 15.70-16.0O
S66iter 8reis 1915.
sdafe-3ufubr 270; @drft fef
beute fir S. ISOLDE 50-25c b0ber
2Gmmer 17.75-19.00.
S6orn S19rlinge 1t.50-13.50
S6orn 8i6oer 100000.
gd1tterIdafe 12.50-t4.75.
@efiitterte @}ntteridafe 1000
11.60.
Merif. Wintteridafe. 1t.60.
N@efiitterte 21mmer 1870.
59orn 21mmer Toe bis ST bober
8ooleo 2Gmmer $t.25 b0ber.
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Gmlpreb s6eater.

Sn erIter SINE ite5en ottf Dem
Brograrun Der nGditen 8o6e bic
orei Sdpeitern MornrL eeunlttt bic
rei5enofen llllterBaIter Der @eieas
idaft in elmer muiitaliihen 9tums
mer. Cameron 9ebitt un6 @eiels
i6ait treten in Der urfomiihen
Sfis5e vGbe Groom forgot" anf.
@briitie un6 griffin iinO bor3igIide
Sanger uno IGn8er mo SebaItiatt
Merria uno @eieGi6aft - 8tnei
Serren mo cine Dame - fin0 erit.
flniiige Gn0fabrfiinitler. 9a8r, 0os
pMoneD DILL" NIT 9oro.
tip aellD uip.
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FoIacu Scr grp6ibition.

Eierdr5te, Sic in Sii0.O Omaha 81
einem %erfronftu gfero Der 0ld9ic
Gitp Barrel So. gerufen pur0sn
fonnten bas Sicr niht rettet, ion.
bern muBteu cs Iterben Ioiien, neil
eS iguen mmogIid mar, Die notigen
bier llnsen aItobol, iueId)e oa8 Ger
ge6eilt bGtten, IN Gpotbeten oilf5u-
treibcn. Sine 6olge oes beidrdnttcn
Gmnntismus.
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Jt0lien bramd1t
C~ebcnsmitfel!

Sem gorf, ~. 9ai. = Die ito.
lieniide aoumiiiiou lit iebt chen.
faas in Seem gorf ~eingetroffen un0
miro fif ip6ter mad 8aibingtou be-
geben. Gin M1itglieo oerieI6en, SEQ.
rineminiiter grootta, CAB Die Grttd.
rurg ob, ooB Die itaIieniide aegie-
rltng Dor alien 9ingen gtabrung8.
mitte[ beoiirfe mo S6iffe, mitteIs
ueI6en oieieI6eu nod Stnlien be.
f6r6ert ipcroen f6nnen. gr COB Der
lleberseiigltf1g auSbrrld, 6oB Sine
rifa 1T Der Gage lem miro, StaIien
at belfen.
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9nesOap Wlnlicol Stub.

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Mitglie0 oes Sues0np MttiicaI Club
81 Wer0en ioIlten fid ~0ieierbolb an
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III ben Glitb enlightenment. Ser
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