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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-04-18
Death of Mrs. Catherine Fi2ge.

Thursday at the family residence,
occurred the death of one of Ossian's
highly respected residents, Mrs.
Catherine Figge, death being due
to hardening of the arteries. She
was in her 6Sth year. She is surviv-
ed by the following children: Frank
Fred, Joseph, Leo, Alphonse, Emma,
Victoria, now Mrs. j. w. Meyer of
Dubuque, and Eulalia; four sisters,
Mrs. Schneberger of Festina, Mrs.
Ambrose Holder, Mrs. L. Bernatz
and Mrs. j. Cahill Of Ossian; two
brothers, o. j. Gleisner, Ossian, and
Joseph Gleisner of Kansas City,
Mo. Mr.. Figge preceded her in death
about eleven years ago. The funeral
took place Monday morning at ST.
Francis De Sales church, Rev. NJ. ].
Thiltgen officiating.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-04-18
SOLDIER GUARD Is ATTACKED.
Waterman on Mississippi River
Bridge Badly Battered. Attack
ed and Stabbed by Three
Assailants.

Fort Madison, Ia, April 16.--Bug-
Ter Ward, a guard at one of the
Mississippi river bridges here, early
today was found in an unconscious
condition by a bridge patrol inves-
tigating revolver shots heard early
today, and when he recovered con-
seriousness said that he was attacked
by three men.
Ward said that he fired three
times at the first man, who jumped
out at him from behind a telephone
post and stabbed at him with a
knife. While he was graphing with
his assailant, Ward says, two others
came up from behind and felled him
with blow over the head. The men
tnen escaped.
Ward was cut severely and his
outer clothes were ripped to shreds.
The knife penetrated his inner coat,
ripped open letter which he was
carrying in his inside pocket and
broke fountain pen. Ward although
in a serious condition, will recover,
physicians said.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-04-18
Picture Man Fooled Them.

The story comes from a nearby
Iowa town that the moving picture
man and the mayor had little time
of their own but the picture man
won in the game. AS the story goes
the show man advertised prize
fight in the moving pictures, which
is contrary to law and order in Iowa.
The mayor sent policemen to
the grounds to prevent the perfor-
nance. The Snowman hung out a
card that the films did not come
and the show would be postponed
until the following night. The same
occurred the following day and fol-
lowing night Then the mayor was
given a tip that the show man was
having some fun at his expense and
the third night the police did not
appear and the real prize fight pic
ture show was pulled OFF with door
receipts amounting to about S2OO
The following day the show man paid
a fine Of $50 and costs and it's said
he smiled as he did it,
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-04-18
Loyal German Barber

The German proprietor of a
string of barber shops in New York
sent a circular letter to all the for
eign born employee urging them to
stand behind the PRECEDENT" The
writer is native of Germany who
has made all he has in the United
States.
You or your fathers before YOU
says the letter, came to this coun-
try seeking social and political liber-
ty. That you should retain in your
hearts the love of your Fatherland
is but natural. But now that the
country of our adoption is itself
threatened by the danger OF war in
the defense of the honor and integri-
ty of its people and its institutions,
there is no allegiance which can be
Yours save the single, absolute and
unadulterated allegiance to Ameri-
ca.
Stand behind as one man in her
hour of crisis, even tho you be
brought into conflict with your own
blood and mine"
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-04-18
The Old Law Fails.

A Burlington fuel dealer mas
knocked out the old axiom about
supply and demand as relates TO
cord wood. The reason wood Is
dear in Burlington" says the deal
er, sis because there is so little de-
mand for it," The dealer is right
and the explanation is not far to
find. In the city many people heat
their kitchens from the furnace and
cook with gas. Those who do not,
find it to be cheaper, and more con-
venient, to use coal in the cook
stove or the range The result is 1t
does not pay the farmer to chop
wood and haul il to town in as large
quantities as formerly, and dealers
stock up with smaller quantities.
And it costs so much to saw, split
and pile stove wood that the de-
mand falls off accordingly. Thus we
have the phenomenon of high price
with low demand, thereby reversing
one economic law.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-04-18
Girl Rotten Eggs Her Father.

Accused of beating his daughter
Elizabeth, aged 20, after she had as
sailed him with "ancient eggs" in his
office, S. w. Kidman, aged 90, of
Sioux Rapids, president of the Stan
dard Stock Powder Company, was
arrested and jailed by the police. Ac-
cording to the police, the daughter
stepped inside the door of herfatheF's
office at the stock powder company's
building and without warning began
hurting eggs at him. Several of the
eggs struck Kidman. Others splat-
tered the walls, windows and safe.
At least dozen shells" were fired
in the attack. Police say the eggs
were badly spoiled. Kidman ran af-
ter his daughter when she fled after
the attack, caught her in the street
and began to beat her, according to
the officers. Pedestrians interfered.
The girl had tainted. She was taken
to the home of her brother. Police
information states that Kidman and
his wife have separated and she has
sued for separate maintenance The
daughters attack was called forth
thru sympathy with her mother, it is
believed.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-04-18
A Small Town Loan shark

A thrifty individual is George
Cockburn Of Oelwein, who was be-
fore Judge j. r. Bane in superior
court in that city on a charge of re-
ceiving a greater rate Of interest
than l per cent a month. The case
made against him caused Judge Bane
to bind Cockburn over to the grand
jury. He is out on bail. Evidence
was submitted to show that Cockburn
was collecting $3.50 a month inter .
est on loan of $50, which would
amount to not quite 200 per cent in
terest per annum. "On account of
the war" perhaps.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-04-18
Made Him Salute the Flag.

Emmetsburg, Ia, April 16.-Paul
Treble of Cedar Rapids, solicitor
for the Illinois Stats Zeitung, re-
marked at West Bend that the
United States flag was no better
than any other. Although West
Bend is almost entirely a German
settlement, passersby seized him,
made him salute the flag suspended
across Main street, and leave town
on the next train.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-04-18
A Wish for Each Day This Week.

Sunday, April 15.-That there
may be lots of new hats at church.
Monday, April 16.-That there
may be plenty of Strawberries.
Tuesday, April 17.-That we may
be able to afford a new suit.
Wednesday, April 1S,-That the
month may be nice and warm.
Thursday, April 19.-That late
frosts may not hurt things.
Friday, April 20-That the tulips
and crocuses may be fine this year.
Saturday, April 21.-That we may
learn something each day.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-04-18
BEWARE OF THE STACKER.
Advice for Girls at Marriage License
Office.

Pittsburgh, April 16.-Applicants
at the marriage license bureau to.
day were confronted by the follow
ing sign, printed in black on a yell
low background:
~ man who marries girl
TO shirk his duty to his cOun-
try is net going to think very
much of Sinking his duty to his
wife. Girls, beware!"
All records have been broken at
the bureau the past few weeks, the
majority of men applying for Hcens-
es being between 81 and % years
old.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-04-18
HOME GARDEN HINTS.
Seed For Planting Should be Order
ed at Once.

Vegetable seed for planting
should be ordered at once, so as to
be on hand as soon as the weather
and condition of the soil make plant
ing possible. Before ordering seed
the home gardener would do we'll to
look over his garden plot, decide on
the best location for each vegetable
and determine how much seed he
will require for the space availa BILE
for each variety.
He will find it helpful to make
a rough plan of his garden on a large
sheet of wrapping paper. On this
plan he can indicate the spaces to
be used for each variety and also by
means Of colored pencils or symbols
show where a second crop is to be
planted or interplanted between
growing row and also arrange for
the second and third crops which
are to follow those previously har-
vested. Such a plan will enable Kim
to keep the garden busy all season,
supplying fresh vegetables during the
summer and producing in the late
fall root and other crops for winter
use. Once the heavy preliminary
spading and working of the garden
has been done it is about as easy to
raise two, or three crops as to keep
the garden clean of weeds to pro-
duce only one picking. The special
lists advise those who are not used to
gardening or wish to have their chill
dren take an interest in the garden to
hire laborer to do the heavy prelim-
mary spading or braking up of the
soil. This heavy work frequently
disgusts novices and children who
would continue to take an interest inf
the garden if their task was simply
to fine and cultivate soil already
broken up.
The following amount of seed the
garden specialists of the United
States Department of Agriculture say
are needed to plant approximately
100 feet of row, or enough to sup
Fly vegetables for family of four:
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-04-18

ed in Adler-i-ka. ONE SPOONFUL
astonished me with it's INSTANT &C
ton" Because Adler-i-ka Pushes
the ENTIRE alimentary tract it re-
lieves ANY CASE constipation, sour
stomach or gas and prevents appen-
dicitis. 1t has QUICKEST action OF
anything we ever sold. R. A. Eng
bertson, druggist.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-04-18
INSTANT ACTION
SURPRISES MANY HERE.

This grocer's story surprises local
people: Il had bad stomach trou
BILE. All food seemed to sour and
form gas. Was always constipated.
Nothing helped until l tried buck
thorn bark, glycerine, etc., as mix
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-04-18
WHO READS
Advertisements?
We WANT TO KNOW.
BOYS and GIRLS

Under fourteen years of age do
you want to earn $1.00 easily?
This advertisement will appear in
this paper for 10 weeks. Just clip
out all 10 advertisements and bring
them TO our store together with a
paid receipt showing that your par
ents have had $500 worth or more
job work done in our tin shop dur
ing the 10 weeks this advertisement
runs and We will present you with
$1.00 free. No contest of any kind.
No guess work. No chances TO take.
Just bring in the 10 clipped out adds
and paid receipt for $500 and get
your money. Save this add as it
counts one toward the S100.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-04-18

The following vegetables, the spe-
cialists say, will undoubtedly be
planted in larger amounts than
those just mentioned and the amount
Of seed given will be a guide for or
binary requirements. Some families
may need more of the various veg
etables and others would need less:
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-04-18
Two new customers seldom max

up for one o ! d
one a store may
lose through sell
ing inferior goods,
That is true, and
that is why this
store sells only
good + e a b | e
clothing so as to
keep old custom
ers and add new
ones. We are
strictly $ q u a L e
ltee everything we
BEARS.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-04-18

Cottage homes for married teach
ers are being provided by the school
of Washington state.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-04-18

The string beans, bush Lima beans
sweet corn, lettuce, peas, and rad
ishes will not all be planted at one
time, but successive paintings two
or three weeks apart will be made
so as to have a fresh supply through
out the season.
OF early Irish potatoes l peck to
y bushel will be required, and of
late potatoes u to bushel, or more,
depending upon the amount OF
ground available for this purpose. If
possible, enough Irish potatoes
should be grown to last throughout
the winter.
In the event that the family wish
es to raise vegetables TO supply cur
rent needs and also to supply sur
plus for canning, the amounts indi-
Gated above should be considerably
increased.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-04-18

PLEASE REMEMBER-That no
matter what you want or where
you see il advertised, or what
price anyone else names. we will
furnish you with that identical
thing for the same money or
less.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-24

I1it ser acuigin Glcouorc Don
9ulgarien lit cine idper gepruite
cole 6gau ans Dem Sebcru gci@ieoen.
dc beIoen Oieie.n 4eltfrieq porous
gegaliseaen Qaltauic(o5i9e buttca
i9r @alegenbeit gege6eH, iih oem
bulgartiden @olfe BON ihrer beiIeu
Seite 81 5ei9en. ais mlfopferll0e @sl
feriu iu Glenn ops Soften areu3cs.
&oqte lie 0oh Dem Hod) ben 8ulfm
friegen eridopnen blii8ariidcn golfs
nrid ami 0ieicr 5eite oe5 Weere5
@ilie merbeH un0 nur Der aasbruh
Dieles aricgcs nit ieiteu Glticiielteu
2eioeui41ftcH btuoerte Die Curtin
an Der 4ushI9nmg ibrer &eiie nod
.4mcrIfn. Bon iBr, Der ltlhn mn
trelleu &obltdteriH. bat icl1it Die al
1diiigfte Soma ntdJts &1dteiIiges 3u
iageH gauuBt. mo 6efamtlid ldBt
Die iiH nidt leidlt cine @elegeil9eit
cutqe1en. mo iie ihrer aiatidiudt ole
3ilgc idicBeR laiiel fam.
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Hrie0ssHcnpcnticn
leitcnocr Bankicrs!
5armcr nnO &anficrS iplen MtitteI.
mann OHsIhalten, Iaat
i. Z. Sad.

atlantic Gitp, q. s. "a. Sept. -
@tmoerte Ser gr0Bteu 8anfiere Nine.
rifus lino bellte bier aus olleH Seilen
Der Der. 5taoteu e%ingctrofieH fir bic
&ricastoHpeution Der 4mcrican Ban.
ters' 4iiociotiou. @eute mur0H SEQ.
m~iteeperiammllmgen a~b5cbalten itni0
cine Spa5iuliibung Der Aderbalub.
tciluna pir0e fiir bette o%tberauHit.
Gie AderbnufoHmiiiton bort6 cine
Aniprdbe bon Or. Charles 2atbrop
&od non Der 9latiouol emergency
6opO @ar0en Gomiliiiioh g3nibtng.
ton melder eiueu fabrenoeu Cell in
Der aampa9ne fir arieg@gdrtneret
geHommen bat.
=. {. 8af, Qrqii0ent Der Iotio
nal emergency 6oo0 @aroen aiio.
citation, iagte beute Dor Der sonpeu-
ton Der 9onferS Aiipcation:
u&gm &ontiere un0 5ormcr lid &C.
gen Den @littclmarlt u~erbin0GpL Damn
miro oas 4robleH 0ea Gau0es nobc.
81 gel0lt ieinl" 6crncr: Ger 6or.
lner ut Der bette drem0, mel6ea ous
3ono bat! McuH PER 6arlner pros
ipericrt. Damn mcr0eH y6r 9alfiera
luHo ollie ubrIgt1 ION inns proiperle-
rem. &as SIR tln mllBt, IT, ooB.
SIR Guh ~3uiummaihlleBt mo ocn
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Rmkl0nb am DcrnbemN
Ncs Biir0crkricocs!
o. wirb befiirdtrt, baf bic gul.
iAeIuifi bel Der 9ouferen5
6itsrn lser6sn.

9aelp BORT, q. Sept. - 81. g.
Cad Der bieIiae Setter oes ruiii.
ider observation-disclosures teilte
eilfrn 8crtreter Der ltnitc0 GrcB
bdtte NIT. oaB GuBlano IN eiref
Fiiraerfries geihir5t meroen miro,
folllel Oie 9olidemiii bel Der NOR.
gcn itattfin0enben bor6erateu0eH
0emofratiihen aonieren3 8u &etros
grad bic Shorthand erlnndeu. Sic
aonferen5 miro iid als Elm @enhe-
pttnff I'M politiiden Seben Stub
lambs cripeiim". ingte Sad. sic
miro entidei6eL ob 8uBIauO Den
@eg normaler oemofrotiider Gut-
mideIung betreten ODER cine uctte
poIitiihe ariie bltrd5umaden Boz
ben miro, per8nidter un0 gefd6rli+
der ais oqe bisberigat. .3mei
MogIfdfeiten fte5en giuBlan0 Of
fen; cine lit Die @ilonng eines
D~oaerbafteu &oalitioHsfa6inetts,
un0 Die an0ere piro 81 Gage ire.
ten, ionte es ben @larimoliiteu
(8oIihepiti) g%elingen, Die Son
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NrtntcrH s1rc5c5
I'M leo OAK, Jcwa!

Sfeo 0af, So, "a. Sept, sic
,6ffentliden 4nflGgcr in Dem 9ro.
8eIie Qegen Gcu. 2pu u. S. 9el1.
iuelder Der 9iaisca 4rtnoroe nn9e,
flat lit miro bclte ourh 3eilgen.
ousiugcn 81 bemeiien luhen 0ob ri.
BERT Soues So6n bon 3. s. SoneS
bon 8tlisca, in Der Moronoht nidt
In ser 9aba 0cr M}oore.g 9obnung
lid beiauo.
o. 2an0er iaqte IeBte 8ode aus
ooB or albert Soues Die Moore
8obnunq bctretcn fab. ctlua Inn >
llbr abenos IN Der 9taht OcS DIOR
res, am 8. SUM 1912.
Sine Sdpeitcr bon Soue8, peIde
lett in 5Lorioa Sdullnterridt En-.
teilt, tit ouf oem &ege noh bier,
INN itber Den &erbIeib ihrcs Nrloer5
in ieuer gtadt ou55uiagcu.
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1000 eAifis6anerGeiicr am streIt.

4ortlouo, Cre1g 2i Sept. n
@eute bormittog aim 10 tlhr trot cin
@eneraIitreit in Ben Stohl 5difis.
b%oub0feu in Strait 1000 4rbcItcr
Ieaten 5ur ieitgricrt2a Set bic ar.
beit nleOer.
9urt oicicu Streif mer0cn nle
Sta1l 5htiisbau66it oil ben &tlas
mettc utO Columbia 6~liiien loDme
qeleqt init 4ltsnolHlc non 3lUcl, in
meIdeu nur 5ol3idtiie aebout MGR.
ben. Scr Ban ron na]e3lt 100
StobI mo 6ol5id fieH garoe 0a
ourh cingeitelt. Die Saitcr Der
Arbeitcr. ltulons plrlclf du0cre
Streifs nm bic &ntdbme 6cr 6or0e-
rungen Der 2eute 81 cr5utngel mel
6c iid jegt OH Strcit b%ciiH0cn.
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Beicitiet ole Spurcn pcn
SkrcffcIn unS BlutunrcinlibkciteHs

aebeilt mur0eL nodoem an0crc Wlfts
tel beriaeten.
g. @. Q. gebt brett in Nos 9Iut,
no Die stronf6eitslpurSel it, nno be.
Ieitigt ieoe 5pur bon llnreinliHfeit.
SIS reinigt griinolih uno fiiBrt benz
a0rpcripltcm netie aEft 81.
Dicies be6ente1be SciImitleI 1T bereils ieil
iber flHI5ia Sabteu out benz Mlafit uno lptro
in allen glpct6cfen berfauit, 9etebt nut has
cote {. 2, Q. @eun Gle irgeHoieinanb i@eiliieI.
6et NIT SirDifclh oeet AID mn NIT artris
den b%erlelbeH be0aftei IT. ttn Gle ibHt
elneu eroBen @cfanen, tpeuH Gle INN uiifefs
pertboIleu 9eibreibunBcli ierOen.
liner meoiJniiber Girefior aibi be~reiilpiIs
LEFT lrelen me6i3tatfden 8ai in ieoen eiiael'
iten 5au Q6rcdtsri an sniff Specific Co..
1856 &. Sniff 2abpraiorh. giIotia ga,
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Sn Den Grinnar1mgeH Oe5 e5euto
ligeu 9otidntters @croro ite1t fol
geuOer Sob: g5n Berlin nno jCct
mebrere aueritaniihe Graafs eiuge
troffen 00rlnfer Sane 4oaus
Sane aooms Tit cine Der meHihcn
ireuu0iiditen 6ralm ser @clt, Ole
iid ais eeiteriu 0es G~1icageer @ul
@alties ntDergdHgiihc &er0ienite uB.
Die Arulen uu0 9%g0ridteu er4porbCi
Fat. Aber iIr @ammcroieuer gj5t
Is offen6ur agh feIne @et0iHHcn.
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Spamicn crbdlt kcin
arncrik. 6clS incbr!

@aibinafon. 81. Sent. Die
gunoesregierumg bat beute Der.
fiigt. bon ictt al feii @olO me6r
BON bier aus uadl Spanien 81
ieu0en Ole 6urdt, 0aB oa5 @olo
ii6 nod 9eutidIauo gberirren@
f6nnte, 9at Die 9lmoe5reierocbonf.
@eoutten berouIobt ale otts Spa
MEN fommenoen @ciufe nm @ol0
u63uneiien. Scenes @olo ober,
0ns bereits all @orh bon Shiiten
9ebrott moroen iit tom nod ieis
nem 8dtimmung9ort b%cfor0ert
Inarhen.
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4tit Der auqefiiuoiQteu @erobie.
slug Der ao6lenpreiie idGiut e
por Dem 1. 0ftober uiht3 81 uer-
oen. Ole 3egierung bat mobl bic
aoblenpreiie Der @rubenbefiBcr re.
qiliert, bod baben Ole &leinbano.
Ter fir ibre bis jest eingelegten
aoblen b6bere &reiie be3a5len
mitiien Ia iie non oen @ruben bor
Teiticttmg Der neuen Greiie be3o.
gen wlrOen 60 bebouptcn nam.
lid bic &larnbmoler. @}an errpdr.
tet ie0od, baB 8oblcu @%omiuiitra-
tor @arfiaI0 Sic &oblanpreiie fir
aleinbdnoler ON i. Gttober feit-
icBcn miro.
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stnhInreiir hcrnbnriehf.

@oi6ington 81. Sept BOD
Dem Der GrdiiOent cine Sero6ic.
bitng Der 5toblpreiie hon 80 bis
10 @ro3cnt ougcorouet bat, &C.
nebutigte er elm ltebereinfommen
5uiiden Der aricgsin0uitrie @eb0r-
sc unO oen StabI 2eltten fir 3rei.
Il ait Stobl mo stoblproouftc
Sic nelen Qreiic per0en n1 /.
syunuQr 1918 in Strait treten.
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1tntcrIMd1mno ScMtid9er
Bidder i'm Gan9e!

Gas nom 9}ebrosro @ortei0i-
gunqsrute crnouuto 4omitce 5ur
llnteriuduuq ocitidtr Bidder in
ellen 6ffcntlihen 8i6liotDefeh bat
NIT sen &riifunQsurbeiten Der 9il-
der bcgonnen. Gds aonlitec be-.
itcbt aus Den @crrcn 0roi. &oiu.
renee 5oBler, 2int0ln Ehos
mas. 5cpor0 mo 0l q. Sling,
glncnIn.
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Oas ,,Detkebr NIT
Scm Seint"sGe1eb!

@ai6ingtou, 81. 5ept. - Ger
Scnat bat beutC Den a0nierpn8 9e.
ridt llbGr Den 9gerte9r NIT Dem
6eilt0c init 4s Qagen 6 5tim
men ongcnomnelt. e5 miro CT.
lpartet oaB Der 9erjdt boH 6nuic
ihncile 4uHo9Hlc HHocn miro
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Iortilcff an Scr
1cpolte %unidtlISio!

@ai6tnaton, "a Scpt. Die
ruiiide 9otihoit erfIdrt beute Sc.
neral aorniloff al Der i6m 5ur
Gait gaIeatan 9hpolution far I'M
i6utoig. @s beibt. 0ab sseretisfu
uu6 9orniloH Elm Cpier Don gDltB.
Derltan0uiHen~ qamorotn filo. mn
&orniIoff miro mobl itroffrei aus.
gcben.
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1rr Nrntfnrh hahcr aehannt.

aau gorf. u. cent. gn
GienstageH miro tliHfttg in Den
5peiieunaa Der 8lge teia 8lu0s
fleiih mebr ierpicrt Wer0eH &ei3cn.
brot itbcrbaupt ntr nod metf e
bciUH0cr5 Derl1H9t miro.
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111orRtbcri0tc
Cmo6a. 9}eb. p. Sept.

Cma6n, Ger. p. Sept.
fiuOuic6 3ufl5r $4,000.
@ccftiere t0-25t uicoriger.
Grlma idDcre 9eeoe5 1550-
1900.
@uta ulo bette gceDes 1850
1900.
g2itteIm. gcc0c5 12. 25-t3 %.
@eD61al. 9eaDas 9.00-1200.
@ute tul0 bette 5a9rlinge 400
-t6.50.
glittela. Sd6rltrge 1200-1300
@GuoHtl. Sdbriiuge T00-11.00.
Grino idnera Sra. 8eebe3 1900
-1450.
Cute Ii. bette &ctoe 0eeoc9 1850
-11.50.
W}ittelm. @ci6e 8eeoes 9.25-
1925.
@eD56nIide gcares 1895.
Slide un0 Sellers 10 25c nieori.
ger.
@ute Bis bette Sellers S.5O-950
Bute uu0 bette aiAe 10000
@(itteln. albe 5.50-650.
@ep0bnIide aii6e $3.50.
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Ger aricg iii uto bIcibt, oIs mos
Sherman ibn le5eidnet Bat - Die
Sole. 5arben, Die ole G1rnea be
nubelL uul ibreH Uer0Gdtig lcjidlten
Den 9tQsden 0as noflrLihc alisiebel.
81 ge6en, iin0 nm Elm 0olc5 6auftel
Inn &reiie geltIegen.
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1lba. Ceflin ion HcSc
MnS Nnttpcrt iteben!

&aIbington, "a. SEPT. - Ger
q6aeoroHete 3orton, g}orO 9atos
to- bcrlnngte Gellte bonn 9l%6georone.
.ten 2eflin. qlabautn, SEN 9erucis.
.0nB 10 ooer IA aongreBmitaIieoer
p%ro-oeutide @efible an ocn Gag
ae[cat hnhen.
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Sic f6nnrn lid anf e. g. 2. |
Sc5ng ami Grfulg berlaHfu.

lle6en Sic @erehtigfeit geeen iidI
ielbit un0 beieitieen sic 3uitanOe,
Die Sbuen biu6erlid iinO.
@enn Gle aud ntr Ole IeidteIten
au8eiden BON Sfroffeln IN Sbrem
8llite finoeL iii eS Sbre 9fli6t,
oieiel6en 70 raid pie mir moglid
81 beieitiger.
@8 gibi elm 9litteL ouf 0eIien Gr.
folg Sic iid berIoiien f6men. q.
Q. lit oas befonnteite uno GRIND.
Iidite 8lutremiguugsmitteI cS lit
Gin @egenmittel gegen ole Site oes
8lutes. Dies mltroe in tauieu0en
6dQep bapieien Die our9 q. @. q.
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3je G9ioer 2lHtisS aloonIign bat
8ooigBeit eingeIaoeH, inn 8udepe
Itnat fur &robibitiou ai ipredet,
mo iuenn Der Gurg1err BON Snga-
more 6ia 0as ais cbtenDo1e Aus
3eiduiug cupfia0et ioa iie IbH
germ 8eg9Mit ielH.
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tro0e 81 erbalten mo cine 2ooIi.
tion bon iidl meiien., SIN Ieeteren
Sole lit Elm @iiraerfriea malts.
.hlefbLih.