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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1917-04-13
LAWSUITS In THE
PROBATE COURT
BUSY SESSION THIS WEEK OVER
WIDE RANGE or coNTRoNER.
sY-eIe GUNS ~ ACTION.

The probate court has been the
scene Of its busiest sessions during
this week, with actions invOlytng
damages sought 20 be recovered for
tregnaaS Of stock. the value of house
logs. the repleyin Of precious hay
and other matters OF dispute. A large
number OF Witnesses have been pres
ent and the big guns among the law
yera have been In action.
The first case TO be tried was the
suit Of George Steel against John
Lambeth, involving some honse logs
or their value. Lambeth won this civ
n action as he also won a criminal
action brought against him IN ths
same connection some time before
a. c. Cherry was his lawyer. Wills
Mr.. Steel, who In an attorney. had
himself for his client.
Next came on the damage case o
George w. Barfleld against Charlie
Olinger. Plaintiff sued for k4a ans
recovered AS Tor tnaspAss 8 salsn
ldamx.s cattle
Ths cnse AZ MAng6 AAnAEA - hlcl
tfNw numFf heard aMNAlmnny aM4 60
rinA over fDr AnefHknn today, Involve
tot uf Ray taken in q replevtn ~
ton. Another district court case .
which John Downing sues same d.
fendant for the value Of cattle aiiei
ed 20 have been sold by DOWNING
pending az this time. In the hay cas-
the amount I'm the suit II about ~
Whitcomb and l. T. ulennon repr'
sent the plaintiff and defendant r
speetively In this controversy
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1917-04-13
pEaTH CALLS CONE TO
Old sALMoN RESIDENTS

Iamen o. swim. who acquired
fortune in the Wood river mining dis
trlat and came 10 salmon about tw@n.
ty.ave years ago, died suddenly -
the home OF his son William. near
Baker. Sunday, April :. The years ot
his activity in I.emhi county wern
aDnnt largely in developing the
Filackhird mining district and In
farming. A one time he owned an
estate a Baker. He Vas the inthFF
OF a large family OF children. The r.
mains were taken 60 Salt Lake City
by two OF the sons. Owen and VIII
lam Swift. ON the last train out.
NJ. Sells, an old and inflrm man.
supposed 10 be about Is years of aEc.
died April s at the Stroud ranch.
Not long ago before his death he
WAS found on or near the NeWmeyer
ranch In q helpless condition and was
being cared for a. a charge ~ the
county.
Mrs.. Mallnda Hickman, AGED -
| years, died at Dillon March -, The
| remains we're brought TO salmon 10
be Inferred by the side Of her late
husband, "A. q. Hickman. Mrs Hlsk'
man was well known here. being The
grandmother Of Mrs Fred Chase nos
of Leadore and Mrs. Firenee benla
min.
Mra. owaa. and Mrs h. .epl,fas
Ivan enfesle'n tAe MelhQ4'ti ns4
rleix e tA4 oNNn TNaaANN1N NN
~
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1917-04-13
TO BE
SEEN In PLANTING
~ YOU LOVE YOUR couNTRv
eET susY TO INCREASE ITS
CROPS


Al mighty effort has been inaugural
ed 10 Increase TO the maximum the
OF food stuifs To meet a
shortage that has been demonstrated
20 be inevitable by alarming crop con
ditlons reported BY the gOvernmen
expertA. The war conditions now de-
mmnd four times the normal crop OF
the United States.
The winter damage TO the fall
wheat crop. which promised 10 be the
largest IN the history Of the country.
has reduced the estimate 10 the
smallest crop IN ffteen years. The
report Of the great loss from winter
killing has caused a panic IN the
wheat and -four market. The advance
reported from Wholesale centers BY
the last mail assures a price not less
than twelve dollars 3 barrel for -four
in Lemhi county for the best grades
This is an immediate effect Of the
lworld war with a direct local appli
cation. The farmers Of Lemhl county
are called upOn 70 meet the home
lC0Aiitions, but they owe a patriotic
duty 60 the soldiers who are nghtinf
with our soldiers for the common
4 G83@E UA MAMtAhAhS. ~ n AhN AAA@ ~
every patriot "a promote the prodnc
ti0n OF food for the soldiers across
the seas.
! Every county In the state shoul'
have teachers In the heid TO advis'
the farmers. The county agents haV'
lprosen their value BY enormous IN
lcrease OF production where they hay
been employed. The federal govern
lment meets half the salary OF thes
teachers and federal teachers dircc
the work OF all county teacher
Many counties in the state hav
these agents In the neld In this tim
Iof stress every county should have
lpractieal farm director.
Governor Alexander has issued
proclamation for public meetings
every county TO unite the people
one great patriotic effort 20 increas
crop productin. He has. also mad
personal appeals TO hundreds OF I
lfluential citizens TO Join In this emo
to arouse = strong campaign 4
crop production.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1917-04-13
MEMBERSHIP
FoR SALMON RED CROSS

Twenty-three new members were
added 20 the rolls Of the Red Cross
Al the time of the patriotic meeting
in Salmon last Tuesday. or rather
Immediately thereafter. The sum OF
seventy dollars was also collected TO
be added TO the funds Of the society.
The ladies have sent in three suit
Kits 20 the headquarters AZ Denver
and are now working on more OF
them. Some are engaged in knitting
socks and work ON bandage making
viii soon be started.
The total membership Of the Red
Cross In Salmon is ~. tventy-thres
being added on Tuesday.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1917-04-13
.aERNAN MEAsLEs-

German measles going the rounds
II a little BIT funny sounds
With Mars his red war clouds now
weaving.
Uncle Sammy's breast -a-heaNing
And the nation all but grievinE.
But il no worse than that they hand
To Us in this old Freedoms land.
An glory -gilded and 30 grand.
We stiIl viii be q happy land.
Those measles give us no concern;
For them We do not care q duTn-
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1917-04-13
ARMY DESERTER
RESlSTS ARREST
ARTHUR WILLIAMS SHOOTS fttaa-
SELF AFTER BATTLING WITH
TWO SALT LAKE POLICEMEN.

In a street duel with two policemen
in Salt Lake City On March Is Arth-
ur Williams. alias Sam Smith. wound
ed them both and shimself received q
bullet in the abdomen. afterward
shooting himself fatally In the mouth,
The alteration arose over dispute
between a woman and Williams BY
which the policeman were called and
came upon the scene. The shooting
ensued.
When Williams was taken 10 po-
lice headquarters after the battle IN
which two officers were wounded. he
asked in q dying request. that he be
given an opportunity OF sending his
mother a sight draft for $500. He
was then SO weak, however. that he
could not WELD a pen.
/ II was not long ago that the dead
man received his patrimOny from the
sale of a farm near Salmon belong
ling TO the estate Of his father. the
late Henry Williams, the farm hav
ling been purchased by +. r. McCabe
The Salt Lake Tribune Of Saturday
Hast gives the following aecaunt oI
the events after the tragedy.
A little woman. her frail frame
i bent with sorrow, her face
wrinkled from worry and her
hair tinged with a venerable sill
yer hue, slipped silently into the
sick chamber Of PatrOlman J0-
seph Emery al the emergency
hospital last night. Escorting her
was a sturdy young fellow, her
son.
The little woman gaEed long
and intently into the paiid face
/ OF the police officer. who is re-
covering from the bullet wound
4 inflicted by Sam Smith In re-
4 volVer duel last week. AS she be
held Emery. her lips quivered.
her thin shoulders shook and she
, buried her face In her handker-
chief. Her son caught her IN his
arms as she collapsed. For some
minutes she sobbed violently, but
through the tender ministranons
OF the nurses she slowly recover
ed what little strength she had
G Turning once more to the wound
ed policeman she whispered:
MFR. Emery. want you to for.
give my son"
The little old woman vas Mrs
Dan Ross. mother Of the man
Ie who himself expiated with his
s, life the hurt done to Officers En-
n cry and J. G. Smith.
= "Yes," said Emery. Il have for
- given him" There was emotion
d in the pOlicemAn's voice.
le Arthur" continued the heart
oi broken mother. always did un-
le usual Things. but ! never thought
4. he would do anything like that
ID Yes, his name was Arthur-Arth-
Is ur Williams. You see. he desert
p ed from the army and he assum'
er ed the name of Sam Smith TO es'
.t cape detection"
hi Mrs. Ross and her son. Ross
ne Williams, arrived in Salt Lake
he yesterday from Idaho TO take
10 charge OF the young mans body
Thsp Will leave tomorrow for Sal
81 mon. ldAho where funeral ser
- vices are e be held
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1917-04-13
NEW POETRY

The Recorder this week begins the
publication Of a series Of poems
specially contributed by q Salmon
writer whose pen name II AUDREY.
from which II may be correctly in
ferred that the author Is q woman. IN
versIhcatiOn and feeling the lines are
fine. at the same time vtrile and
strong. and there has appeared noth-
ing lately that win 20 further toward
the enrichment OF these columns
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1917-04-13
IS 4He DOWN; SEASON
FoH PRESERVING rs HERE
& Next Winters High Price
i Of Hen Fruit.

g aM Next Winters High Price
i OF Hen Fruit.
n w housewife is giving sigh
Aese days as they note the
Lns the price of eggs. Fresh
eing sold in Dillon at the
] . ne for 35 cents a dozen,
;enl k ce will probably decrease
ems next few weeks while the
= laying well. Housewives
e the best OF these re
and preserve their own
Inter use. The cold stor-
r. nd others take advantage
egg prices in the spring
II e large quantities Of eggs
are plentiful. These eggs
ring the winter months al
aI better. The housewife can
t ID eggs just as well as the
Qaat e man and there viii b
= for a long wall about tnt
g pf living along about mex
mh and January when they
k&a Do cents for eggs that Wer'
w1 tN& preceding April.
nT |ethods Of preserving egg
!. - been tried They may be pre-
u !'Naa n four. meal or sawdust. bu
satisfactory method is tha
them up in water glass, o
eta soda Water glass can b
at any drug store and Tel
Nater should be used to on
M HAter glass. A gallon Of IN
Ill preserve six dozen egg
lfN4 1a eggs win keep in splendi
II the receptacle ia whie
are stored is sealed air tigh
<af ne solution cannot evapOl
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1917-04-13
/ PLEDGES
AL SUPPORT
EETINe EVER HELD
,oRsEs ACTION OF
AND PLEDGES TO
|PREsIDENT.

meeting OF the citizens
vicinity was called al
opera house last Tues
10 take act4on in sup
rs in declaring a state
between the imperial
nment and the United
Atkins, who announc-
by handDills, also pre-
sides introducing the
Iter c. Shoup, DIR. O. t.
made an ADDRESS In
nised the president for
Esed the greatest pat
hg with Germany before
ing on diplomatic rela-
Senator e. w. Whit
NIB is already establish
eeful public speaker IN
the state. DIR. Stratton
tup are not orators as
81 that word but they
elves strong before this
heir friends, giving ut
what everybody felt II
ought upon the country
of the German govern
khorus led by ]. T. Wat
ools, which we're giyel
", were out to join II
Fhe hall wore the nation
and on the stage will
were seated the loca
Army veterans.
Is already sent fort
fe of young men willinI
ir country in bearinl
foreign aggressions
eeting plainly indicate
he scores more ready I
- of the nations defent
n was offered by r. ]
enthusiastically passe
president the support {
all in this part Of tn
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1917-04-13
cLEAn-UP PROCLAMATION.

As q matter Ot CIVIC pride Anu TOT
the general good health OF the people
of salmon, as Mayor Of this City. !
hereby set the following week -
time for general cleanup. via: BE-
ginning April 93rd. 1917, and @nding
April 2sth. 1917
Now let Us all take the greatest IN
terest possible. beautifying. cleaning,
and finding 3 right place for every
thing.
Get rid Of that unsightly rubbish
and do away with all old eyesores
thereby making Salmon one OF ths
beauty spots OF the earth.
THOMAS J. ATKINS. Mayor
April rs 80.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1917-04-13
aANn aEELEcTEp.

The school, board at the meeting
last Monday night reelected Phllip
Rand superintendent At $1,000 The
matter OF other appointments went
over till a special meeting shall De
held.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1917-04-13

The parents, brothers and sisters
OF the late ArthurWilliams wtnh khelr
friends to know that all the kiRpness
and manifestations OF sympathy
shown in his death IL held In grate-
full memory.-Mrs. Dan Ross and chil-
dren.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1917-04-13

The last week in April has been
designated as cleanup week In Sal
mon BY proclamation made tOday by
Mayor Atkins.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1917-04-13

One of the volunteers who went
out from Salmon last week returned
as not being able 70 pass muster for
entrance into ths service in the army
The returned boy is Loren Wilder
man. Ii is said that two others. Har-
old Matthews and Robert Culliman,
were rejected.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1917-04-13

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| she.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-25
Briten behanScln
Amerikaner eranIam!

Ncn 9ort, "a. San. 9cr
6ru6t3iidter @oDlDoro 8eeo BON
5acramctto. Gal, lit beutc bier
an 9oro res 0oGmo amerifo
Qompfers Rmoon einqetroffcn mo
iogte, 0aB CT bon britiifen 9eom-
ten in 3otnroutb ME cin gerbrcdcr
bebonoclt mrrOcn 1T. 9ton battc
ibn in 8erDodlt, io9te CT, DaB or
nit eiueft qepriien R~utberioro ioelt.
tiid lei mo Duroe oesbalb 5pelnlol
eireut itrengcn &erbor mntermorfcn,
ebe man inn acitattete, icine 3etie
fort5uiesen. 3peimal muroe CT &c.
5luunqen, iif in 5olmput6 Doa-
it1n0ig 5lt crnfIci6en. Ginilal bot.
fen mebrere lcsen gapier, Die or
iid in ben Sdub geidoben bate.
mn ieinen SUB norm 5u balten,
Den 8eronht Der 8riten erreqt.
8eeo bat hei Der 8unoesregic-
ring geihtperoe erboben, mo oieie
mill ieineu Sail mnteriuden.
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So6n eoidl acitorbcn.

9lu %. Sorllar lit Sogu 2oidl
in ieincr 8obupmg, 1920 SuO 10.
5troBc i'm gltcr bon 6S Syabrcn &c.
itor6cn. S0id mar elm bcfonnter,
longiabriger geipobncr oe3 fiOIiferl
5tn0ttcils, Der ciuen groBeu 5reun.
Oes= mo 9cfonuteutreis beioB. 2n
irilberen Sobren bctricb CT untpeit
Ser IL. un0 8tlliom 5troBe Gin
flcnes fauimdnniides @eihait, oos
iid ciuc5 guteu 3liprud)es erireu.
te. 2oi6 mar Ourd mo ourd Gin
Gbrcnmaltn Der uith inter ben Tit
Bohemian Conn" Icbeu0cn Gcut
idlcn pielc 5reun0e beiaB. Die &c.
erbiging fil0ct Greitag normittag
lin . ll6r uon Der ct. McucesI1us
Stride aus nlii Dem Ct. WurD3
6rteobof itatt. Ger 9eritorbene miro
ii6erlcbt BON ieincr 6rnu aatborinc
Sold ionic icinen aiu0ern @fimie,
6rau anna gIihalef. Momie. 6ront
mn0 g0morO. Gen t~ruuernoen SIN.
|tcrbIie6enen unier 8eilai0.
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|GcIccnc Pcd9scit
cincs ScMtldcn paarcs!
Serr SrieSri@ &aS5uiucit nnS iei-
ne irene Satin beseBeH NOR
gen Sns Bebre set.

Serr Sric0ri6 Gao3uneit uu0 iet'
ne getreue 2e6ensgeidbrtin Snltine,
cine geborene @retif, bege5en NOR.
gen, 8onnerstag int Srciie tbrcr
.aiu6er, Gnfel mo llrenfel, ionic
5oblreidjer 6relunOe ous lcltene Set
Der goloenen Sot5eit. Die Che
gotten erircucn Iid) Der bciten @e.
ium0bcit. Ser &ao5umcit itammt
ais GitpretlBcn un0 crblifte an II.
September 1889 Oos Sidlt Der 8cIt;
ieinc @attin muroe ebcnial8 IN
GitpreltBen ua0 guar ON /. SUM
1913 9cborcn. &err 3~tao3uiUcit bat
i'm 2itbauji6n llDlnucn &cgincnt
go. 10 gcoient urO Die &riege gegen
Gdnemarf, 1864, geget GeiterrcidJ
1856 un0 geaen 6rautrctd 1870
III mitgemadt llnO iid 0urd groBe
Sopfcrfcit alts9e3cidnet. Gr mar in
Den bcriibmtan GdIadten bel gtel
Nrciiodl inl Qditiihclt aricgc, bet
56lottitcot I'M prclBiid. oItcrr.
aricg mo boltc iid por 9eItort
1870 6os Giiernr arcll3.
9(u gSabrc 1876 fam Ser RaO'
3umcit lHit icincr 6nntilic nod Iulc.
rita mo Iieb lif in Cmaba nicocr
uun 1883 fc0eltc or nod Su0
Gmaha iiber, no CT i'm Den 1tlndt.
Bduicrn beiddftigt mar.
7ic Jeicr ser qoI0encn 9odj5eit
inject uapr9cu rndmittag rn 2
llhr in Der 6eptideu cuorg .lttb.
aicde 0es Scrrn 8aitur I0orns
itott. 9oItor 4oauls miro ben Che
buuo uodmaI %cinieancn, mo Die
gaitorcn @ilqcnoorf mo 6recic
ncr0cn Der @cIocnbcit ongcpnBtc
Ieitpre0igten baltrii. 9oh Der firf.
lidcu Jeier iin0ct uit Seim Der
lohtcr oes 3u6eipnnrcs, 6rau I'll.
bert 3innat, 2628 iuDl. 30. CTR,
5uoiritc, Die Gamjltenfcicr itott, on
Der iid Die ainocr, Gnfcl mo llr.
enfel, ionic Die 6relnOc Ocs SubcI'
paurc5 bcteiligcn mer0cn. aQe Gn'
perruun0tcn Oes Subclpaare5 bon
bier 1ln0 uuaudrts mer0en Ocr
ih0neu f5eier %beiipnbncn.
Ole Jribiinc qrotulicrt Dem bro
ben nelttid1en GGepunr cbenfals
6cr3tih mo Gofft, 0oB ibm nod Gin
redt Iouqer ~iorgenloicr 2c6cnsabeno
beidicoeu icin u0gei
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gleifle 9nrd6rennerin.

Sri. gabettl @cil, oie Iofter
Don Morris &eil, 8raiioent Der
9atioual go,lf ni Commerce III
Qincotli, ltu0 ciner Der o~ugeicbeno.
item SuOen Oe5 Stoates fam 3iens.
tag nit Sorle5 g. grorprL eineul
iun9en He6tsanpalt nod Gmobo
unO oos 4onr lieB iidl cine Sci
ratsti3en5 mtsitalen. Garoui GIN
gen Die bei0el gum Habbiner 5re.
Oerif Gobn. Inn iid tralten 81
Ioiien, Ocricl6t o6er ipeigerte lid
jeoofL Dem &unidc Oe5 9drden:
nad5ifommen neil Sri 8eil MD.
bic Grlanbnis ibrcr GltcrH bate
Gs lit u~nbefonirt Of ith Die Gurd
brenner m6eureitig troltcn lieBen
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pcrl00c gum miSerrmf
Hes nicActts6 eIcfcs!
Die gtatibiItrH nOllen ben lluterridt
mOberuer Sprafen in ben
SOlfsidnlen UerbiHSern.

qincoln, "a. San. Ger 4bgeorO.
nete grum6aa aus Sbcrmou Golntp
hat heute I'M 9lbgeoronctenbaus cine
.3orlaQc eingercidt Die ben 8ioer
ruf beS Maodett. 56ulgeiebes, Ona
Sen fremoipru6liden unterridt ais
@ablfad In ben 8oIfSiduleu moo.
lid moft, bc5Dedt. 3ie 8orlage lit
Souie RoQ gto. 29t. Trimlball bat
Sic @orloge nacm Gltiheiue nod
bon cinem ser 8obIreiteu 9s%atipiiten
einqcbQu6iqt bcfomuclt. Gem in
ieincm 2iItritt lit feline Shule, mo
Scr frcnioipraflide llnterridt erteilt
rir0. Gtner Der r~obiotcten 5cin0e
bieIcs acknowledgements lit Htfuro
MetcaIi, 5ernlsgeber 0e5 Gmaba
Hebrasfon, Der IN icoer Summer
ieiuc8 9ldtthcns einen Augriif o.
ram nudt. Gr miro 0artn inter.
ItitBt non cincnt 0cltibcu 9fcncgatcL
Der a6Cr Der llnteridrift ctncs
iberqcidnapptcu 6~ralleu5immers iii
engIiifcn glQttern geget oo5 @eict
aebcBt bat, Das lbcrol, mo c5 sur
2l%uoenolrug fam, Uielcll grfolg CT.
5ieIte mo 81 GROCER 3ufrie6enbcit
Der gltcrn fUirfte, 0crcn Nunlhe bel
Der g~r5icblng ibrcr ain0er nod Der
Gutideiou1g 0es b0ditelt @critts.
6ofes unicres Staote9 bcrildlidtigt
DerOeH mitlien.
Ger aompf ilut 0la 8i0errui 0cs
GcIcBes fam oIio nidt urleriportct.
Sofientlid lucron lid in Der 2cgi5-
latur gcrug c%iuiidtsboIIe Nt0nurr
linden, Die Die &ortcilc oer Gr5ic.
burg ii6cr Sic @lcimtng Ginger Sea.
tiuiitcn itcacn.
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Ger 8ercin fam NIT GtolS ouF
ooS perfIoiieue Sabr SitritdbIifen,
nenn man be0enft, melhc 6%nroerun.
gen an Den 8eretu geTtellt lDurben,
.inoem Der 8erein bel ieiner nidt
.aIl3u aroBen Mtitglieoer8abG Die
Summe bon 1905 ais 9rontengelO
utsSabIte uno ouBeroem nod $3.50
an 5terbegel0. Ser Gerein neriig.
te an /. Sonuar 1917 iiber Elm Ser.
moacn bon $5,S5S.05. meldes @cIO
in bartholomew 9oufen 5iusbrin.
gen0 ongelegt lit. 9ies benefit baB
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Die 5entrGlm0d6te
finS iiesesG 3iB!

gcrlin, 81. San. (llebcr 4mitcr-
0om luhD 2onDon.) 9crtroten aui
ben Sieg Der 3entralmdflte mrroc
bon Re0nern bel eilem Diner aus
geIprodcft. nelfe5 ben bier beriam.
melten 9rGiiOcutcn Der peridie0enen
9arlomente oteier 0ddte gegebcn
mur6e.
&etfsfan3ler bon get1nann Soil.
neg ull0 mebrere letner GoIegerl
aUoren 3ugeBen.
Or. aarl @clfferid, Ser iebige
0clttide Acihsjtaotsiefretd 0es Sll.
ncrlI iagtc: ulluiare 5einOe miliien
beriteben Iernen, OoB cs inter inns
feine Militdrfuite gibt, ionoern Elm
groBes, natipnales Seer, meIhes
troB alle0cm ltrO alle0eut 0urd)balt
urt0 Sen Sicg erringt frat oes gott-
lifen griiteu5reftes u~nierer 80lfer
uito ibrer nnerid6pfli6en Strait ma
3pfrr6ercitihnft.
Or. s. SpIueiter, Ser 4raitoent
0es 4bgeoronetenHuuie5 BON otter.
rei6ii6en Reidsrate iagtc:
oQie 6rieoensbotiddft meld)e oua
benz @eoaltfen entiptnng DAB Der
Starfe Dem Sdmahen nndQebel
nuiiic, mar 8rueflo5. Srl Dem TOM.
men0en leBten aampie, neldler ali.
BERT ihmer, 6lutig rn0 opferreid
iein miro, meroen mir getreu unierel
bel6eubaften S0bne an Der 6roni
fair y
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Sountaa, Den n. 5. &C., fanO bel
einer gut beiudten &eriomnlung Die
etnfilbrlng Der neiien reip. ipieoers
erlpablten @edn1ten oeS 0eiterreid.
ltngarn 8creins ltott, udmlid: BRA.
iibent. @otbios SbaIler; 8i5e8 rds
lioent, SoIef geltmlener; Brot.s
Sefret1r, Matthias gibI; Sinan5'
Sefretdr, Ytot6ius @oltl; S6abmei.
tier. Sobom 0teper; gllliicbcr, Geo.
8reiiinger; 6iibrcr. Sohonr gtcu.
berger; @ohe, Sobum Sbeiler.
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2arOiuc cr966t @c6altcr.

guf gcrunlofilrng 5taOtoatcr3
5or6tnc fDurocn Die @ebaltcr 0es
itdotiihcll Sngeniulr5 Sobn U.
Bruce unO 0ciicn aHtitcnten 6erm.
Seal bon $4,000 refp. $1,000 nuf
$4,000 nuo $1,000 crbobt. Giner
qii5ab[ glugctclItcr 0es Staotinge-
nieurs muroa ROM Staotrat chen,
fau5 2obn3ulu9cu BON $500 big
S15 pro ISOLDE 5u9ebIaigt.
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Sin rntmrnidIter Batter.

G9icago, q. San. "a I'm ieir
is Nonatc olte5 aiub onrd ietr
8eincn arqerte. riB beiicn gntcr
2(nton Gr5resfis oemielbcn Die alei.
Der bonn 2ci6c mo bcgo6 ben rnftcr
aorpcr oc3 anoe5 NIT fohcnOeu
8oiier. Die gcitie in Wcuihen1e.
itolt muroc perbaftet uno bunt bid.
ter in cine Celebrate bon $500 ge.
nommcn. (3ie @m0cpeitihe geb3rt
Dem Sduit)
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in Sport Ntuitcr. @luie 1887,
Sdnittmuitcr in 6 @r0Ben 81 3G,
3S. 40. AZ uno Al 3oa Bitten.
peitc. aof 1884 Sdnittmuitcr in
6 @r6Ben: %, 81 %, IS, 80 mo
% 3oa GoiQcnipeite. 73s 9arOs
"A s6d. Materials iir Dos aun5c
aoitlm in SO 5oI. @roBe benotigt.
Ger Nod lit art unteren Gnoe ltnge.
.iGbr 315 CARDS melt. 8icies So.
.itirn forbert 3mei bcrihic0cnc gllt.
jtcr. t0c fir je0c5 Yluiter 20c
fir bei0e.
1860 - 6rapcn Sousflei0
5dnituuItcr i'll 6 8roBen: 81 36,
SO, 40, AZ ulO II 3on 8iiitenipci.
.ic. garo5 &c 3oG. MaterioIs fir
Sc 8oa. @roEe benotiqt. Ger Rod
lit an untcrcn Gnoe ungefabr 312
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Nlerifnniidler MeiierheIO.

4ls @ebeigpoIi5iit 5raHt 9ttrs
pbp 9ienstog abeno geraoe bor Der
8oIi3eiDohe orei Merifaner, DeIde
eincn @auiierer n%ufbieIteu, berbaften
woqtc, 8og Der cine oes alcehlattes
iein Meifer ua0 itiir5te iih auf ben
geamten. Gieier jeboA idlug i'm
nte0er un0 iodte 0onn 0as Irio
Gin.
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eammprsiic itciscn immcr nod.

2dumlcr bringcn gan5 erlorm bos
lie 9reiic in Sen 0iebbofen RON
Siio Gmabu. @eiteru mar Der
Grei5 bis oui S14.35 geitiegeR. Gor
einem Sabr er5ielten 2dmmer nur
$l0,55 per Dun0ert 4nlno.
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PeMtc abcnS hcnsert
ser 6lcGenlpicIcr!

SIN Munfheim fin0et beutc abeno
oas aolI8ert Der aoniglideu sol.
Ianoiidlen @lofeHipieler matt. oereri
Trogranim Mebrmals iii Der Fri.
bahc eridienca it. nno 0as 0en
Neiuhern einen gcnuBreihcn 4bcnO
Auatdt Itent.
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f549-Ma6dcn Grin5eb &Ici0.-
5dnittmuiter in 4 @robcn; l. 6.
S un0 10 ,ydhrcn. 315 Dar0s 86
3oa. 0atcriaI5 iiir Sjdbri8c 8r0be
6enotigt. Grei5 10c.
ts4S-mG3dm montc r. dnitt.
muitcr in 7 GroBen; 2, 4, 6, 8, 10,
u un0 il sSaGrcn. 23s 9arhs "A
36a. Matcrial5 fir ]6iobriac @robe
6enotigt. Qrcis Zoe.
&lcio.- Sdnitt.
nuiter in 4 @r0Beu: 6, s, 10 mo
y Sa6ren. A 9oro5 A 3oa. gta.
teridls fir t0idbrigc @roBe beno.
tiat. @rci8 1oc.
tS37-1omeu @llIc. 1884 "a.
men aot.-en popuLarc5 aoItilm