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The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-05-19
Pear Psylla.

temperature is rising and is about ~
degrees or more. You will then XIII
many of the psylla which winter ID
,he mature stage.
In spring just before the blossom
buds open at the end spray win WIN
fer strength lime-surphur, l to :. by
that time the eggs are deposited ana
are very susceptible to injury. Two
applicatlons a year made in this way
will hold the psylla in check.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-05-19

by the others. When he called TWO
of the most capable of the workmen
a big. burly freshman and stout little
Italian. TO follow him, they did 1t
wshout a moments hesitation.
"The rest of you keep on here" he
shouted IS he left the gang. Murphy
and Funaro, come with me. Keep it
nm. I think know n way To help" he
yelled back through the rain as he
scrambled off the dam up the rocks 10
the spillway. 1t was not his fault that
they could not hear and could not I'M
derStand.
The water was rushing through the
SnilIway about knee deep, and the
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-05-19
SPRAYING FOR PEAR PSYllA
lust Before Blossom Buds Open al
End in Spring Spray With Lime
Sulphur Solution.

Nicotine and soap are the best ma
tpria.S to use for controlling pear
pSyIla. Use one pint nicotine ana four
nounds soap to 100 gallons of water.
The soap helps to make it stick. spray
In November or December after speii
Of cold weather, on day when the
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-05-19

some I'll.
IF fab
there's no nee.
ing blown up" h,
no reflection on then
complied with his direC,
Indeed stern cOmmanL
sary to keep the two men ba.
had caught something of the
spirit of the engineer, and the
Irishman and the little Italian were As
eager as he. Helped by a few hasty
words as they ran, they had both of
them learned what he would be at.
They both realized that they were the
forlorn hope. that if they could not
save the dam nobody and nothing
/ could. And there was Il trace of the
ageLong rivalry between the Celt and
/ the Roman. The scion of the legiOnary
and the son of the barbarian who had
fought together in the dawn of history
We'd with each other then. Again and
again Meade had Ia order them back,
He was keenIy sensible Of his danger
He knew that if he fell. if the dyna'
mite struck the ground violently. il
might explode He knew that the I'M
stable illuminate of mercury in the
decorators might 60 off ut any time
perhaps that was the greater danger
but he never checked his pace or hest
tated in leap or sought nm easy Wa!
for a second. His soul was rising AM
his heart was heating as they ha'
never risen or beaten in his life. AM
the hearts of his men beat with hi
own.
He knew, Of course. if the dam wen
out the railroad. the bridge, the town
the citizens. the women and children
and everything and everybody woul
20. If he could save them. his az
might be set off against the loss Of tn
, International. But whether that wei
true or not, whatever the cons
a uuenceS To him. he was bound To say
7 them. The weight Of every man. Il
weight of every woman, the weight
o every child in the valley. the weiG
y of all the business enterprises of Il
|, town. the weight of the great viadu
p of steel. the weight of the huge da
q itself. was on his shoulders aS he ra
o He carried the burden lightly, as All
I might have upbOrne the world wi
l. laughter. For. despite his determir
tion and haste, he had in his heart I
g great JOY that comes when men {
e tempt grandly and dare greatly
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.t.;. .r..,,--,.,.u If hr ruNlN "h'E 10y
IT. homes justified by sue j
$780,. -. ,..,,,ir,.. would he complete. Il
.,..., .,..r.. ,rnughr~ personal "> Z
,.......r II ne died. whether =
..,..,,,r .,r ,.,- mon would tell about
Sr. would hear. II $
.,.,., ?, him af,rrvard. when ne
,,.,r,,,,1 how She had looked down upon
49,. 49,. y. r.,n that be- had N"'h'h""
@,. L.,- ,.r.s.nc,. NOT presence I'M
~, I,nr. r,r. hut u presence
i7.....,,-,I.;,- am He lost his hat, h" TORE
- rf- l,..,,, cont and throw 1t ASIDE
.,,.,....,.l 49,, with his precious hH-
I.,l II. lfI NOT dar" :" look
~. 1.i. v.,trh W, did not stop i"E any
.,t.,,.- ,r- II seemed that he must nave
- Inns il, fhat mad scramble over .
~. ,t,.. ,,...gr-rnvrrrd rocks. He h'"''H
. doom, l,r.o,h of relief when he r"Hha'' .
, ,r.. mos, and struck the trail bi'' rs .
,,.... ,r,. ,,nin.-. il was nothing ~ what
,t,..,. h,1 ra~~rd over.
- pr..,r,Iy ne broke out int" the open
=. .r,rr and there before him was "l'
= rorr1.d curve of the h"GharN. I" ga"
y, which ne had riSFcd :" much. "ri'
rho, in time? Yes. the water IN Inc
+ n.r,r WAS not flowing, il was only rs
H. ING Evidently the dam still he!d. he
, ran along il till he reached the ma,
.. r,yyrst part of il, twenty feet VIE
10 .hrtwecn watcr-coyercd valley ana
-. |.barrIv descending ravine. Inc snort
81 est separation between Picket NlE'
y and the Kicking Horse, The water III
no the lake was within three feet "I inc
~ crest The rain was coming down
n STEADILY. He could reaIiz" by the VII
ia ter level where he stood that II must
,is he Iuuuing the top of the dam now
tn or . little above il. He had five MN
"a utes-ten at most. He was sun III
time. The thoughts came to him as h'
flo ran. And aS he saw the place AGAIN
* no made his instant plan.
IN He laid the dynamite down just a
nd Murphy and Funaro reached MN AM
in. stood painting, their heavy breathing
of the sweat mingling with the ram II
ter their wet faces. evidencinG their eA
,oy houSrion. From Murphy, who had beei
ok the faster. Meade took the two trlp"
irt legs, stout oak slaves about au lH'
his and a half thick, with sharp meta
to points. He jammed them down INT
ere the ground about five feet from III
edge of the Kicking Horse ravine an
as about fifteen feet apart.
zap "Holes. there" he shouted, dee
rec. enough for five cartridges
the FunarO nodded. He knew exact
new what 10 do. Murphy had often see
and the explosive gang at work. He WI
yna- ouick-witted and he had only to folio
ous tho Italians actions. The work W;
Ia sirnIa Selling their spades, the "
IN MON cut into the sod. using the pi
all m disIodre small powders and brei
orr -, tho aorth The soil was light a
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Get Good Tools.

II is always best to purchase goou
..,r,lan tools In tie beginning, although
tI,rv are more expensive, because they
are usually cheaper in the long run
and save tim" and labor.
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rz.sllent Definition Of Luck.

.Jucz." said Uncle Eben, us what
,-o, talks about when somebody else
work. hard an gifts what you was try
in - grab offhand.'
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Top-Wcrkinc Trees.

plan TO do some top-wortlnr this
srrfn,. This is Il good way to gel r.
turns from unproductiye trees thal are
thrifty.
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lau COM
'el the

after. He prepar,
this way with the grea,
The men rapidly but ,
Sits in the covering of the
and lowered four cartridges dow
hole. forcing them gently into p
with the butt ends of the tripod S'aN'>
and COMPRISING th'm :" ''i'' ~
flied the holes completely lhrn
Mead" pI"''" HIS WV i''' 80. ~
with the decorators on top "t me "''ie'
four. He cur IN" 'HS' /" ,'' ;.
length in each case anu N''i"'-
carefully covered win the r','',''',,'' nv. IN
held ii Will" tn" others h'''o IL .''
holes and tn" "NraNa""n~ anu '.,'
fully 'a'p'" GOWN l"' ''' '''. r.,..
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-05-19

"No.
Meade
Winters O..
a,,',. load.
,,.i,, ..,nt he say,
I.,, I,,' and tho town.
nF'"It ''''" Wv
'''tn,' .. don't faint"
YES YES wv"
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-05-19

three men pluuging forward through
it had difficulty in keeping their l""'- .
ing on the broken. rocky h"i'"hl' /
When they reached the other Sl"''
Meade shouted above the storm:
Murphy, bring your pick and Sho'-
el; take that iron run-"-p"le, 700.
Here. Funaro, you take your shower
and these"
As he spoke he ran into the Once
shack ana wrecked a transit tripod.
ruthIesSly separating the legs from one
another by main force ana M''iI'n-
two Of them into the little ltai'aA
OutStrctched arms.
Without a question, both men com
piled with his directions. In hu-'
crevice. almost a small cave, IN th'
/ spur of the mesa which ovrrhun- Inc
east end Of the dam tn" explosives
were stored The dynamite was KEPT
insoilskin bags. the decorating caps III
waterproof boxes. There Wer" S'A,
teen sticks or cartridges in e"ch o"-
Each stick was an inch and han III
diameter and eight inches LONG. o"'
bagfuI should be ample. Indeed j
that did not do the work, the atleihp
would fail.
The men waited while Meade S'i'''
ed bag of dynamite, Il box oil de''''''
, tors. and a package Of fuses. II was
, cardinal rule that dynamite cartrla-'
and decorating caps should never .
: carried by the same person, bec"uN
. the combination 50 greatly increase
= the risk of premature eApIos'u'
Y The illuminate of mercury IN III
y detonators was very volatile. highly e>
plosive and immensely Destructive Co,
sidering it's size. one Such cap C"u,
= bIow off a mans hand, or even IL
head and in its explosion might ue''
nate the dynamite. Hence the sep
:. ration when being carried.
Meade decided to take that rlSh' /
= knew how perilous was the uhuerl"
> ing. how liable he was in his hurr!
~ fall against the rocks, slippery al
It, half submerged in that pouring RAJ
He knew what the consequences
- such fall would be. He would cent
~ all risks in himself. He thrust the ID
az of detonators in his pocket, the paC
vi oge of fuses inside his flannel shI
and carried the dynamite OaS Ill
hand He would need his free hahu
protect himself, so all the TOOLS VT
carried by the other men.
The little Italian shook his head
ms he noted these preparations. he II;
,ne pened to be one of the explosive LOT
n those whose duty it was TO DO
1u blasting. In his practical way he kh
n great deal about the properties
possibilities of usefulness OF the q!
'aI mite. Meades. purpose was obvio
20 even to Murphy, who was only d
borer. though where he proposed
hnr work neither man had any idea AT
70 "Dynamita no work in zis weath'
co said FunarO impressively.
- probably not" answered Mei
rho hurrying his preparations, but it's
em- only chance"
, 70 Give me re caps" urged the
hers ian gallantly.
; no mo. I'll take both"
had ut ees dang
otly. "YeS. but
hose Meade, more VIC
:, 90 Snronp q of the I
,..or opd m " folio
IS Of him. lie
, his aim
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He Was as One Dead.

of life in the fuse no light. In spite
of rhe care they had taken. it had got
wet. 1t would not work. The precious
moments were flying. They stared
aconizingly at the fuse through the /
rain.
I'll have to take look at II, said
Meade desperately.
Funaro and Murphy caught him by
the arms. They all knew the treIneh-
dous risk in a nearer approach. Inc
/ fusa might be alight still. At any sec
ond the flame might flash To the deto-
major and then Yet Meade had 10
On That charge had To be exploded II
he aletonated it by hand. he thought
desperately. and he had not come 50
far and worked SO hard TO fail now.
Don't GO" cried Murphy.
.It ees danger" shouted Funaro.
Pint Meade shook them off and babe
them keep back. What was his dam
, ger compared to the issue involved
, That last charge had to he eXpioded.
; He stepped quickly toward it. and as
=. no did so he threw his eyes up toward
t the gray, rain-filled heaven in one last
i appeal
$ Did he hear the blind roar. did he
soc the upbursting masses of solder
+ e,rth was he conscious of the fac
y that the whole side of the hillock hat
S haen blown away, that the last eXpIo
n sion had completed the SCATTERING wori
It IF the first-that they had succeeded
1t Did he mark the whirling water, driV
ID ON backward ut first by the violence o
ID rho explnsion. returning and rolling /
O. vost mass through the great openini
s. did he see it plunging down the SLOPE
ne tbrourh the trees and bushes, an
n nour thunderouSly into the bed OF III
ne royine? Did he see the tremend"u
rrsb of the water from the great lab
= that man had created tear earth froI
,rth, and ever widen and deepen II
.'ur as it crashed in a foamins' te
d cataract through the quite
1own great trees, roarih
" to the bottom of Il
Int 4
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-11

Die Serren TnnI Sc @arananb nnb
@. Sc Semr bonn Srnprek iuer-
ben has Sbenter leiten.
sic aeitltna Bonn @ran6eig G6eo

Die 9eititng bonn 8r1n0eiS S1ea.
ter, 9mabd's e~leaantelter Ntuien.
tempeL lit in onoere @1n0e iiber.
eeoongerl. Sic Serren @aiil Sc
Morquano uno 90. Sc 9eur, pelde
6os GntpreB Ebeoter felt ieiner gr.
Gffnung Dor flint Sabren init Gr.
'foIg betreiben, Gdben bas 8ranocis
diif flint Sabre gepadtet lrn6 Der.
ipreden Dem 9ublifrm cine meme
Aerd i'm Ebeotermeien. Sic iperoen
MIR oie beoelttenolten u1o borSitg.
lifiten Stide fir 6as @ronoeis
engogieren uno trnd)ten oteIem
|Sbenter Die @e0elttltag au beri9af-
fen, Die es bon redtspegen berbient,
in ben IeBten Sabren aber piht ges
bnbt Bat. @eioe Serren iino er.
fabrene Sbeoterleltte, Die beipieien
hoben, baB iie ibr Sad b%eriteben.
Sic iparen Dor eini1en &ugen nit
Serrn 0egemeDer in Chicago, eli.
mem ser befomteIten Gbeaterunter.
nebmern in ltnterbanolung betreffs
8ufung eritfloiiiger Grrppen ltn6
Serr Sc 0eltr befi1oet ii9 gegerl-
.pdrtig in aIeider aufqabe in Stem
9orf. Ser 9lan it, an Den erIten
bier Gaget1 Der ISOLDE cine crit.
floiiige itdnOiee Gbeatertrnppe
ipieIen gu Iaiiett, nod Dem @uIter
oeutider ittlb fron8oiiider Gbeater
(Oie nelten 8ddter ftno S%ran8oien)
un6 Die lebten orei Snge Der ISOLDE
reiienoe Grltpber gum @orte tom.
men gu IaIien. Mon fam Dem lin.
ternebmen MIR ben beiten @rfoIg
miiiden.
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1lmf sum ~Scntinerfett
Ger Singer n. Gmrner!
Nnf hem 8eiittnm Ses Sma6a
S~nrnbereins mOrsen, GOun.
tag uadmittag.

MorgeL Gonntog na6mittne,
|ioaten ii1 Die Gltrner, Ginger uno
SGngerinnen NIT ibren 5omilien
uno bielen 6reun6en 81 Oen1 so.
milienfeite einfinoen, 0os alf Dem
prG1tigen @eltbtlm Oe8 0maba
GurnDereinS an ben @elta6en 0es
Nofornd oocr garter Safe In
gtoro Omaha itottfinoet. Gin gr.
meiniomes aorlitee Der Singer nn0
Gunner bat Elm 10 berloden0es
&rogramm nusgenrbeitet, 0oB fid
ale 9eiuder gut omiilieren iper6en.
I@s miro ale mOgli6en @olfsipieIe
geben, oartnter alt6 8ettru0ern
uno 9a0en. Sir @eipirtung lit in.
lofern geiorgt, oob alfobolfreie Sc
trdnfe ierDiert tperOer, 0en 2iin6
|iinO bic 8eiufer aebeterL ieIbit
mit5ubringen.
8eiu1er fonften an beIten nod
oem Seitplab gelonQen, menn fie
auf Ser noroli6en 16. StroBen.
balm fa6ren, an Der t6. uno
Sprogue ilmlteiaen uro Die Gtro.
benbabn nad Nor6.0 Omaha neb.
men, no iie on Der 6omler g(be.
dits5nitsigen uno 6ann mebrere
|8tods 6itIid 8t eeben boben. Mlan
fam Sen Seitpfab nidt berpoiien.
|@s 1T all hoffen, Bob 6o8 Com
merfcit at einent id0nen grfolg ii6
geitdlten tuirO.
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@attles iuirO 2e6ensmittel Nbmini
TRAITOR bon MebrastG?

@us 8oibington iino 8eridte
einsetroHen OaB Serbert 6. 500
ber Die 9lbiidJt bot, @uroon 70.
@attIe5 bon bier gum 2ebensmittel.
4ominiitrator bon gtebrasfa at er.
nennell. @$ beiBt, Dab @ouberneur
9te0ille INIT oieier @ab[ einberItans
Den lit. Ser @attles lit 8rdii0ent
Der Experimentation iopie
Der Douglas @oteL Co., Ser 9eii-
berin 0es 5ontanele &otels, uno
8orfteer 6es 9ireftorenratS Der
llnite6 States GationaL 9anf. Sn
politiider Siuiidt lit er ein maid.
edter aepublifaner, @robibitioniit
unb 8erfcdter oes 5rauenitimm-
rehts.
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Zines Pastors Frau kUriert Won Ka-

Srau o.. s. MlcSargite, SO. lat
81. 8. Ctr, Sadionbiae, Slorioa,
i6reibt: ugtadJoem id SIREN giat
betreffs bes mas mir als &oIppus
aniobetL erbalten, beqnnn i'd io-
oleif 9eruna ein5unebmen. neil i6
0amolS fem GelO bate, i'm entfer-
men gu IoiIen, rn6 bottle oltf 8eit'
peilige 2inoeriing. @ls ih cine
Slalde eingenommen batte, emit.
idpono Ser 9oIDpus uno orei 6la.
ifen fnrierten ben aotorrb uno 0os
SaIsIei6eH. sd Babe Die mlebt8tn me6reren
6reunbeH empfobIen. gls cine Haitorsfrnn
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Gmpre6 S6cater.

Die gang nelortige einnfti0e mt
iifaliide &oul60ie oSSanienS 6aibion
Sbop" NIT Corr ullO 2otea uno
einem aus rei5enoen iltteen 0amen
a Ia 9roaOnaD b%eiteben0em GBor
bilOet Die &auptnlmmer Der ndtiten
ISOLDE. Gum eriten Mole meroen
I'M 8ouoeoiae Die neuejtef 4ariler
aoitiime out lebenoen @to0elleu Dor.
gefilbrt. Ga5u cine reiaen0e Mluiif
uno bi6i6e @eianeseinlasen. =
Grobortige aomifer auf 9ioaiduben
iino Gan Sorn uno amer, unO 8ar.
40 rno @eas iino bor3i9Ii6e @e.
iangsbuntorilten mo Snitrualenta.
liiten. Goie gerrp 1T cine feiAe sc.
iongsloubrette uflo Die @anOelblloer
sgp might Of 9oiieiiion" nit gnto.
MO Ntoreno mo Miarn QnoerIon, 10.
mic ~ Bath Sollie SonaIe" biloen
einen piiroigen 9lbidluB.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-11

LAMB BON 1000 in 9eutifIdrtb gebo.
rellen ainbern Duraidnittli5 706
oas 5panSigite 2ebensiabr erreiden.
SSfn Sabre 1898 batten iid Die
Geburten ouf 2,029,891 Gtnoer &c.
iteigert, lporouS ii9 ergibt, noB Die
3abl Der be%riil9baren jungen Wtdn.
ner fir Die SabresfIaiie 1917 fiber.
lid $4,000 betrdgt.
gtinnt man Die Sdbresflniien
bon 1914, 1915, 1916 lro 1917
AT Den 100000 @Gnuern I'M
alter bon 81 bis Al SaDren, pel9e
0eutIdlano beint 4usbru9 0es
arieges sur @erfiigrng itanoeil, 70
ergibt fidL Dob 9eutidIano In Die.
fen ariegsiabren inseeiant 11,432,-
600 @ann our 8erfiigung itanoen,
bon Der 4~usOe9mlng Der ~gLltersflai-
len gor nift 81 fpre6en. 9ie bielen
iiber Al Sabre alten M1nner, ipel6e
ii9 in 9eutI9lor6 freipiaig 9eIteat
6ubeu, fino IN 0ieie Sotaliumme
ui6t eingeidloIieu, ord niht Die
5abIreiden 6reimiaigea inter 10
Syabren.
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SDpbns inter bentiaen Safer.
nierten.

Bolton, IL. auglljt. - 1lnter Den
auf @aropS SslanO i'm 8oitoner
Safen iuternierten 0eutiaen Seeleu-
ten puroen 5pei 6dae bon G1pbus
fonltotiert.
Sofort ipiiroen nIle 9ein6spriDi.
legien fanoeliert lnO Die @rfranften
nod benz Marine oipitaL in @bel-
ien geidaiit. Ole uuf Der Sniel 5u.
riidgebliebenen 9eutlGen, go I'M
gar5eil, iuur0en geintpft.
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silSeri aus @Hndtlt
allerlei Ginbriide ans Der baBeriihen
6anptita6t.

4N%TFp%"
Sn ser DDn Utitte Nat bat:srten
pIauoersi zines &orreiponbentsa
miro au9 Dos 2eben in MiHfen
| gsi6itOsrt. IS bsiBt bort: Sn zen
aorriopren Der 9OtsIs unb 3beater
foaen Dor alien rote qfatate nuf nit
Der btnpeiIenoen Quh4rift: gu ben
aelern". SIN erIten Mtoment 1T eInem
Der Sim ni9t iIar, Oenu per poats
i@ BEL Der 6iue Der ariegserreigs
niIe geraoe 0aran srinnetn, bag i'm
September 1915 Elm fran30Fider
5liegsr bic Sta0t heimgeiu4t butte!
Don elmer Qebensmitteltnappbsit
Ipirt man in 8a1ern penig; Bis in
bic jingle 3eit 1T bon bieraus nod
cine 9len9e BON .martenfreien" 2es
6ensmitteln na1 benz n0rOli9en
3eutf9lonb fortgebamitert pOlOen.
SIN abrigen empfiRoet man Die aas
tiDnisrung 0ur4 bic aarten fGon
mad elm paar 8agen als etpas
Sslbfperftdnoliaes. @a beiBt ss eiHs
Fa9: 6oben's 5leii4marterIn UNI
9rotmarterIn2 Qu9 Der 8iergeuub
tit limitiert, tpsnn aud nod ni9t nit
aarten. .9ie~ aeInerinnen i'm 9ofs
brdubuus ldufen aber du4 entipres
9enb nie0ergeIdlusen berum, benR iie
finben es Op9 gu unerbOrt, einem
@aft gum MittngeFen nur nod etnen
baIbeH Otter, gum abenbefen nur
nod anosrtbaGb 2iter 8ier porfesen
gu biirfeu, Elm iol4 ldderIi6es &Isins
tinoerquantum,
Sebr ouffaaenb 1T bic Senoen3,
nit 5rembp6rtern |unb alien Dem
ab3ufabren, mas on oas fein6lt9e
@uslonb erinnert. 9as 9oteI, in Dem
i'd obgeItiegen, bat ben alerbinss nee
Mig 3eitgemdBen SiteI p&uFilder
Sof" abgeIegt unO nennt ii6 r@Den-.
Director lit Elm blutiunger S9pfi0er,
oen Die ariegspsrbGltniIe unerfpartst
raid BON untergeoroneter Gtelung gu
oieIem leitenoen BpIten baben aoan@
cieren lafsn. - Stah auto fdbrt
man q. B. ben penigen, oensn bas
notgeitattet ifD .&raftoroidte", nnb
Fbt i'm Sbeater in elmer r2au6e" poer
,SaalpIdb". auBer benz gebeili9ien
andntaitbarsn g9our le merite" fins
bet man nur nod elm 5remOpOrt sr>
baIttn, Oas fid 0a3u rod beionoerer
8eliebt6eiu s~rfreut: oas ~praIine"
8as 1T ndmli9 bic ein3ige 5prm, in
Der i'm freisu 0anoel bin unD tpieber
nod Elm Munoboa S9ptoIooe eradlts
LID 1T. = Sebr tpobItuenb berabrt
Is, boB i'm 9eutI9en MuIsum bic
Tran31itI1en unb englifden @erbnIs
tlngsDori9rifteu unO Deifungen
ni9t sntfernt porOsn fn6; oenn es
ldBt bod Oarauf I6lteBeu, baB man
mad Sabr uu0 Gag bic ieBtsen 5eins
Dc bod aud nieber als 5reunoe unb
gGite smpfangeu nil.
8eIonbereR SntereHes erfreuen Iid
iebt aud bic ariegsausIteaun9su. Die
F9 in nnen eroBsrsn StGoten
Deuti6IanOs aufgetan baden. 3ieIe
Nus iteaunsen muten sinem eigenartig
an bieis psrroitete. OerItaubte
Rrisgsbeuts BON allen m6gltden
Brpnten madt ben ginOrud, ais
ilumme lie aus elmer UNI Sabrssbnte
Ober Sahrbunosrte suriidlieqenoen
3eit Der. M2an bat 6einabe Mibe, su
benton. baB man Iid in einem Sc
sentpartsmuleum befinbst. Gin3iS Die
Don augeIn unb @ranatIpliitern
ournl06erten Automobile unb Tluae
jsrgs Driiden oislen Sdaufelunaen
oas Sigel Der 9easnfport auf. =
9ranotIplitter lam man fir tpeniqe
pfennige sriiebeu unD betommt oa5u
.ins umtlide gegloubigung lber Sic
.@dtbeit". 0isis @rdnatlplitisr
oirftsa bic 9risfbeIdnsrsr Der nod
esa 5nAvtAnst psEop
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Announcement zprcis:

S0diter 9reis 1850; fir bic
ISOLDE 100 b69er.
Sdafe - 3nfu6r $50, OireH, fir
Die ISOLDE $500 bober.
Cute uno bette Hammer 14.75
1926
@ute unO bette 2dmmer 1850
1875.
Suite uno bette Sabrliuge 9.75-
-9.25.
@ute nuO bette @litteridote 500
900.
@ute uno bette @ioOer 300
1925.
Seeoer 2ommer 14.50-15.4o.
6ee0er SGbrIinge 10.00-10.50.
6eeoer Mtutteridofe 3.50-7.75.
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BON 9~epfidmeraen aeanaIt.

sd bate iebr idIimme ani1ae bon
aopfidmer3en, Die mid oft Gag uno
Gadt qualten, uno es mar mir lift-
moglid, @rIeidterung gu fin0en. "
10 idreibt Srolt SefIa 0lur8a9 bon
Columbus, gebr., bod ourA ben
@ebrauh bon Gorni's alpentrduter
nuroe id bon meirlem 9einiger
Ooaltanoig befreit. Gteie berilbnl.
tie ardlitermeoi5in miro nidt ourd)
apotbefer perfauft. Man idreibe
an: Or. 8eter 5obrneD & Sons 60,
Gbicogo, 81.
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arics fiir stanupa tsuer.
Die ariegsfOltca aanaSas ~6etragea
$S50,0S0 pro Sag.

Sttafpo, II. 2lusuit. = Die
ariegsousla9en &anaoos betragen
nun $S50,0S0 pro Gag rllto beIait-
fen iid nod einem beroffentlidten
9eridte bis gum 20. Suli onf
1923, 900, 900. @a6u fommen $272,.
100000, nelde bas Gominiiim eng.
IanO fir Die 8erpfleguns ieiner
Sruppen in England i6uloet.
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syradltberlaSer Itreifeu.

Stem gorf, ii. aueuit. - 5radt-
oerldoer Der Soutbern &ocific
Stenmibip GompanD boben bic Dir
belt e~ineeiieIt, neil ibuen Die nad.
geiudte 2obnerbobung bon fiinf
Gents per Stunoe niAt getpabrt
tpurbe.
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@fncn Meineibs her6aftet.

Soni N3inar0i 60 Minar0i itn6
0eiien Grau, iolpie 6ralt Soiepbine
9attiato ipur6en rnter Der Mnflage
oeS Mteinei0s berbaftet uno mad
Council Bluffs gebradt, ibO iie bon
ben 9eb0rben eeiu6t per0en. 80.
M ioa am Qien8tag Elm fiinf8ebn-
idbri9eS Md06eu eebeiratet boben,
nobel ale orei gerbafteten oltsiag-
ten, Dob Die 8raut odt5ebn Sabre
alt iei.