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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1917-09-27
Senate Is 10 Vote ON the Sever
anea al Relations NTH
Germany,
TO FOLLOW ARGENTINA.
eecisscr A. to latter Rests With
President. Deputies Having Voted
TOE BREAK ey Three 10 One
Vote.

Montsvideo. Uruguay. Sept s6,-The
question OF seyering relations with
Germany will be settled by the Urn
guayan congress. which has been
called in special session next Saturday
to vote on the matter. This action
was decided upon - the result OF
steps taken by the Argentine congress.
The foreign minister will explain the
governments plans for q break with
Germany at the opening OF the special
session.
In Presidents Hands.
Buenos Aires, Sept. 26.-The House
Of Representatives has voted in sup
port Of the Senate decision for dip.
lomatic break with Germany.
President Irroygen. in whose hands
rests the final decision, is faced by
nation solidly united not only for
break but for immediate war. The
man in the presidential chair, consti-
tutionally pacifist, is still holding
to his announced theory that war
should be avoided.
A small group of politicians sup
ports him. The voice Of the Argen-
tine people was spoken in both branch
es Of parliament, the votes on the rup-
lures resolution being: Senate, % to
/; House, So to IS. Nowhere Is the
slightest doubt entertained that pub
lie demand will force submission by
the president.
While the clamor for war il max
Ing itself heard, the country is CON-
batting the gravest labor troubles in
It's history. The general railroad
strike threatens to throw this capital
into famine by Saturday. There are
symptoms of the strike spreading to
the maritime workers.
Believe Argentina Will Fight.
Washington, d. c., Sept. 26.-Be-
sides further consolidating the Amer
lcas In the war for democracy, the ad-
iition OF Argentina to Germany's list
Of enemies would mean the partial re-
lieving OF the United States and Bra
lillian fleets In the patrol Of the South
Atlantic, even IL there should not be
more spectacular cooperation by
sending an army to France.
Advised as they have been of the
sentiment of the public in Argentina.
The action Of the Senate and Chamber
Of Deputies in voting for rupture
Of relations with Germany created lit
tie surprise among officials Of the
State department, and it is believed
here that the break will be followed
by war;
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1917-09-27

The Minnesota Public Safety
Commission is authoritative for
the following regarding casual
ties in the war:
Don't worry if your son is
drafted.
Fifteen men out of every six
teen in the Allied armies have
been safe thru three years of
fighting.
During the past year not more
than one man in thirty has been
killed.
The death rate from disease is
less than in peace times.
Only one man in five hundred
loses a limb-a chance no greater
than that in hazardous occupa-
tions at home.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1917-09-27

the poultry house. II necessary, apply
crude oil to the roosts or stream Of
boiling salt water to nests and other
fixtures. To rid hens Of lice apply to
the abdomen and sides Of the body
under the wings Of each mature fowl
a pea sized amount Of mixture Of equal
parts blue ointment and vaseline. To
treat scaly leg dip legs and toes of
fowls in mixture Of equal parts of
sweet oil and kerosene.
A tremendous loss among young
chicks can be avoided by following
the homely suggestion OF keeping them
from getting chilled. overheated or
crowded and by feeding a palatable,
clean. we'll balanced ration in limited
quantities only for the first few days.
Infertile eggs must be tested from the
incubator or from under hens. Skim
milk and buttermilk are the greatest
known preventives of bowel trouble
and insure good. healthy growth.
Better care Of eggs produced on Iowa
farms to prevent the present prevent
able annual loss would mean an in
crease in the nations egg crop greater
than the average yearly production in
each Of half the states Of the country.
swat the rooster" provide plenty of
clean nests, gather eggs twice each day
or oftener during warm weather and
once u day at other times. keep them
in a cool. dry, clean place and market
them often without washing, is all
good, common sense advice. which will
,urn the trick.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1917-09-27
WANT LA toilette OUSTED
Saftey Board Make Demands on U. s.
Senate.

Minneapolis, Sept. 26.--The Mime
sofa Public Safety commission in a
resolution demands the expulsion of
La Toilette.
Federal authorities are also asked
% take action under the espionage act,
I warranted.
The action Of the commission came
when attorneys advised that the Wis
,onsin senator could not be arrested
nder Minnesota statutes. and after A.
:. Townley. president OF the league,
1ad told them that La Toilette broke
ais word
Townley. appearing before the COM
mission with James Manahan, told the
commission that La Toilette. when
irst asked to speak, had promised
faithfully not to discuss the war. Even
IN the night Of the meeting commit
zee Of three men kept La Toilette ut
lis hotel long after the scheduled time
or him to speak. trying to impress
lpon him the necessity for keeping
Ais promise made in Washington. said
rownley.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1917-09-27
Bomb Angle in Mooney Case.

Washington, Sept. 26.-President
Wilson. in response to appeals from Ia.
Dor leaders. has asked Aattorney Gen.
eral Gregory to look into the case OF
Thomas Mooney. OF San Francisco.
convicted Of murder there in connec-
ton with Preparedness day bomb
plot. Labor leaders have appealed to
the White House with the plea that
Mooney has been prosecuted. With
put expressing any opinion. the Presi-
aeat has referred their arguments to
he legal branch Of the government tor
vestigAtion.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1917-09-27
ATTACH SIGNATURE

Copy sent to this office for
publication must always bear the
writer's signature, it matters
not how trivial an item it may
be. We must know who the wri-
ter is. This does not mean that
the writer's signature must APP
pear below the article in print,
no. but we want the sender's
name for our own protection.
Many Of our readers think that
when they send in an item of
news it is not necessary to sign
same. Perhaps SO cases out of
100 it would not be necessary but
we never know when that Tooth
time may come.
The items sent in as a rule are
some that we know nothing
about and printing them with
out knowing their source would
be taking a chance. Many an
item of news and occasionally
good articles have went head first
into waste paper baskets of news
paper Offices, simply for lack of
signature. In most cases it is an
oversight of the sender or wri-
ter. The sender knows that the
item which he has written is
true, will harm no one and will
be good news to many, but the
editor does not know if it is true
and should it not be he has no
one to fall back on. Remember,
always. when writing to the
American or for that matter any
other newspaper add your name
to the article, and if you do not
want your name to appear below
the article. news or whatever it
may be, make note to that eff
feet.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1917-09-27
'etfis ~. R.AGL AEE'ft<e,

( Senator La toileSte is geotlag
q lot of unfasorabies comment
since his. address last week Al the
so.ealie1 NON partisan meeting III
st. Paul. the State Public Safe
tw Connission. has gone 81, Far rs
To ask the e'falted States Senate
to- GUST MIR. Ia foiletre. The.
s.8aior Senator firora Wisconsin, is
an able ttsan and has been lastrte-
mental an paateRag thru mnsasA
good legisslsasien., but we are an-
able to understand his motives
naw I'm riaseallng the govern
maerss Us he does and opposing
the war plan Iii there ever WAS
q time when the government
needed the wholehearted support
of such men SIS La Toilette it Is
now. III Mr.. La Toilette had not
been as able man as he is he
would have been set on long
ago. President Townley Of the
Non Partisan League. is back-wa-
tering and offering excuses for
the lack of loyalty and true
at the meeting.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1917-09-27
PROFIT IN POULTRY.
Farm Flocks Can Be Increased Withou,
Much Added Expense.

2 arm etoCkS NAU % suCVeASeo "'"oSs
Much Added Expense.
Increased attention given to the poul-
try industry will prove one Of the
country's greatest defenses against food
shortage, declare the poultrymen at
Iowa State college. Poultry can be
kept protitably on practically every
farm and on many town and city lots,
they say. They can be more quickly
increased than any other important
class of farm animals without increased
use Of valuable foodstuffs. for they uti-
lie wastes.
Adding hundred hens to every farm
flock would involve no extra labor and
would be a profitable move for every
farmer. Then the adoption of better
poultry practices with flocks on hand
will tremendously increase the coun.
try's supply Of poultry products and
the profits Of those who adopt them
Early Matched stock will undoubtedly
lay more eggs next winter than late
Matched, for well matured pullets make
the best layers. These eggs will proba-
bly, bring the highest price ever real
lied. But good feed and care will do
much to overcome the handicap Of late
Matching.
Poultry parasites are costly guests.
To GUST the chicken mite whitewash
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1917-09-27

The Silver Gray Dorking Is one Of
the oldest breeds Of fowls. While
extensively bred in England. 1t was
not SO popular in America until re-
cent years, The Dorking Is a fine
table fowl. and the hens lay large
white eggs. The bird pictured Is a
Silver Gray Dorking cock.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1917-09-27
COAL MINERS DEMAND RAISE
Want 20 to 70 Per Cent Increase In
Their Wages.

Washington. Sept 26-lmmediate
wage increase of from 20 to 20 per
lent was demanded by the country's
,oal miners. it is announced. after a
preliminary meeting of operators and
miners representatives Of the central
competitive field in Washington to dis
.uss general wage reimbursement.
The demands will be presented at q
Ioint meeting. There is every indica-
lion the mine owners will refuse fatty
20 meet them; first. on the grounds
that they are too high. and second that
The recent fixing of coal prices by
President Wilson will not permit OF
any increase
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1917-09-27
Late hatched Chicks.

Although the Matching season proper
should be considered at an end by May
l. 1t may he feasible In some sections
OK the northern and northwestern part
Of this country to continue Matching
until July. Chicks Matched at that
time. with proper feed and manage
ment. will frequently begin laying in
January of the following year The
maturity OF fowls hatched late can be
greatly increased ii the mother hens
are confined until the chicks are wean.
t%l. In this way feed that is furnished
the chicks produces growth instead OF
,>nergy to follow the mother
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1917-09-27
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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1917-09-27
A Fable Verified.

do you believe the old fable about
the man of whom 1t was said that
everything he touched turned to gold p
"Yes. I've seen 1t work In a mod.
fed way. Everybody l touch turns to
ice."-Philadelphia Bulletin.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1917-09-27
Poultry Cleanliness.

The poultry house should be clean
and sanitary. and the fowls free from
insect pests. thereby preventing disease
anl mortality. 1t is estimated that
nearly $9OOO.OQO worth Of poultry Is
a,t each year through disease alone.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1917-09-27

First Burglar cracked a lawyers
house the other night and he was there
with q gun ter meet me. He advised
me ter get out.
Second Burglar-Yer got of easy.
Tirst-Not much I didn't. He charg.
ed me $25 fer de advice.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-21

Gin 0ritteI bieTer ausTubr bilOes
ten friIde nnO getrodnete GepfsL.
Dos. 3psitpi6tigIe 0bFausfubrs
Lamb tit StaIien, unb bidt babinter
tomint Gpanien. Sn ben flint Sab
rem BON 1909 Bis 1913 bate Der
0biterport aus StaIien einsn idbra
li6en 0ur6IdnittssNs BON $21>
$4,000, lnb fsr bon Spanien einen
IOl6en bon $21.352,00O. Sin 8rits
tel bes italieniI6sn QusfubrsD ertes
bilbeten 3itronen, unb bic 6alfte bes
ipaniIdsn gtusfubrs8 ertes biIOsten
Apfeliinst.
8e5iigIid Der apsfubr Der einsn
ober anoeren bsionberen Dirt BON
06f itdRben in Dem gsuannteH 3eit@
ruum an Der Spite: Die aiidtif9e
Sirfei i'm @rport BON 9atteln, 9os
linen unb ~gstrotnetsH 5sigeH, Gries
dsnlanO nit getrOdneteu aorintbeu.
Spanien nit Snfels5rnubsn uno
singemndtsn Slibsn, Somaita nit
gduonen, 6aipnii NIT andnas als
ga6ientpare, unb bic Ser. Gtdnten
NIT geb0rrten 3petf9en.
g psrOsn abeE ou4 stObs @sn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-21

geItrifctem 9raltneb beoedt, 6as
IL @}aIden auf Den 3oa elttbdlt.
3teie8 0rabtueB miro in Gtreifen
bon 8 8oa 9rette geidnittelL mo
Die 9idnoer meroen 6peimol geial'
tat, II 3oG auf ieoe 5oIte gered.
net. Ser 9rabtneBitreiien Ioutc 10
lang iein, 0aB 6einl llnllegen lin
ben 8armitannt 3 Bis 4 3oQ iiber.
itebet. gr miro 10 an ben Gtantlt
angenagelt, Dab Die Gdn0er felt an
Den Stamm anttegen. 9ie berbor.
itebenoen &n6pfe Der n2ads", NIT
6euen Die SodIeintpano beieitigt
mltroe, berbiuoern es, 0ab oas
Grabtnet ge9en Die Iebtcre oriidt.
lln iider an gebeu, 6aB feline Mlotte
Inter oen 9idn0ern poer Der Ser.
biltoun9siteae 6e5 8rabtHeBes oltrd
entniiden tanib beitreide man oieie
GteQen nit elmer oiinneu Gage 10.
hen0eu Seer3.
Sic Safe fam 81 irgen0 elmer
8eit int @inter o0er 6rii6ia9r oil
0ent Baum altgebrad)t tDer0erL je.
sod, nitjt ipdter, 1ts biz Die Bitten
obgeiaaen ittto. So Innge tie feline
2oder erbdIt, beoarf iie feiner mel.
teren 8ebonOIung. Die 2arbe Ser
Motte illdJt iid, nadoem iie fih an
ner 5rudt 9endbrt; einen 8lot, Inn
iidl ein3uipinneu, ur0 frieft 5u Die
fem 3luef gelpobnIih an Gtamm
6e5 garmes duf uno nie6er. Grifft
iie Nun ottf Die Safe, 10 miro lie
6ur6 cine Der Mai9eu i'm 8rabt.
net frieden uuo inter 0ieiem i6rtt
Cocoon ipinnen. ga Die aus benz.
islben anstriedenbe Motte gr6Ber
lift, ol8 Die 2aroe un6 Die @aidelt,
10 fam iie uidt entfommer.
Gs miro inoes 6~eionoers 6arauf
oiimarfiam gamndt 0aB 0ieie Mot.
t%eufale fem Griub fir oos 8ejprii.
ben Der 9bitbdtime iii, ionbern ntr
cine lueitere gorIidltsmaBregel. IS
per6eu immerbiH einige 2arben Dem
Sang IN Der Sale entgebelt uno
fouren 0ann innlcr nod G6aoeu
nnridten. St 8erbinoung NIT Dem
geipriiber miro ie6oA oieie Safe
eiaen 5iemlif iidereu Sfnb gegen
Die S|nieftenpld9e gendbrelL
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6ran5Oiifd itatt bentid.

G~lebelano, 9, 16. Suni.--Mn Der
Gaie.S hule fir ongefpnnote @iIien.
l6Qft lit tp1breno oeS GriegeB Der
unterrid)t I'M 9euti9eit, NIT Mits-
nobnne fir 6tuoetten Der G6einie,
obgei1afft mo oafir 5ron50fii9
Igeiebt poroett.
8rGiioent Or. Sotpe aufolee Bot
man Den llfntoui6 pornebnlen mill
len 0u oie Better Der ShitIe nift
mebr i'm Stonoe iitO, Deutihe ted-
nii6e 3eitidrifter, meId)e man fir
ben ltnterrift beAiibte, aits 9entIb.
lamb 8t be5ieben, llr0 ou 70 piele
86glin9e Der SdnIe in Die armee
treten uno oesbolb 6rar8oiiiA febr
gltt gebrmtAen fonnen.
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Nus humphrey, heb!

an 3ienStog muroen int oer ct.
SrorciS Stride 9atriG GeIlp unb
Nntoinette Sanamon fir Oos 2eben
Derbitn6en. Die @rdut lit bic God.
ter bon Serrn 5reo 8angnluft, in
oeiien @mtie nod Der feierliGeu
&nnolnng Elm elegontes $od5eits.
friibitiif %ieroiert mliroe, morouf oos
juhae &ddr cine SodBeitsreiie nod
DerDer uno nnoeren Gtdoten oes
8eltens antrot. Sad oeren 0liid.
febr peroen itd Sic ilitgen 2eute in
@nmpbreD nieoerIniien, no Ser gliid.
lihe Gbee1tte BET Der 5ormerS State
gattf cine Stellung inne bat.
9os Jingle aiuo Ser 8omilie
Sec. Giienmenger lit ant G9orIo9
erfranft, mo oos Salts itebt infoIge.
oeilen unfer 9atorantoine.
Mep. Go. S. Smith, Ser Sobn bon
Serrn S. Smith, in 2ii0iap, belt
ftd an 0tenstag in SurnpbreD ouf.
Die &irHenYduLe ser ct. 5ronci8
@enein6e muroe ON 0titttpod ge.
ihIolien. Die iGbrli9en gbgongs.
feiern fdroen am Qonnerstog unter
duBerit GROCER SeiInobrne itott. Sod.
iuitroieer Gr86ii6of Sortb bon emo.
h1, mar perI0nlih eridieneu un0
bielt Die 6eitreoe.
SER &. 3imnerer, Der iih me6.
rpre 9ohen ieinet @eiltnObeit fpe.
Ben IN Omaha in einem Soipitot
mafbielt. lit immer nod Ieioen0 uno
/ ads Sous gefeIieIt. Cine Granten.
pfle9erin lit ongeftellt moroerl tint
ben Gnnilienqlie0ern Die NOTICE
Aitbe ait g0unen. @oifentlih tritt
bal0 @eIierltnq Elm. 30. s.
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Bur garm nnn 6artRn
Gene gunmmotten. Safe.

Son eiHem angeitelten Oes gnto,
mologiiAen Bureaus oes 4der6oll.
departments, Serrn 6. s. Gie1.
Ter, lit cine relte 9orridtung Sur
Subscribing Der gpfelboum . Mfottc
Cooling @otD) ~erfunOen morOen,
Die ii9 bortreiflid bepabren ioa.
8isber pflegte man Inn ben Stomnl
bss 8auInes etnen in me6rere Sal
ten gele9ten Gtreifen bon SadIein.
tpano pnrlap) 5u nidelb mos
5iemli9 bel Miibe ma6te. 9ie
neue SnieftenfdIle erlei9tart Die Or.
belt betrGdtIidl. Gle lit oarouf be.
rehnet, ooB Die 2aroen D%ineintrie.
den urb lire @ocons ipinnen, pors
nuf Oonn Die ans benielbet iid ent.
pideInoen Wlotten feinen alslpeg
mebr tiH0en.
Die @orriAiung Dir0 III foIgens
Ser 8eiie angebra4t: Seds 3oa
breite Gtreifen Gadleinnono tper.
0en in bret 2agen 0efaltet. Die
lodere 9iin0c bon BEN unteren aeiten
nu0 Dem Stamm miro ettfernt uno
elm 10 eefolteter Gtreifen GadIeilt.
ruatt0 einmaI I'M ben Stamm &c.
Iegt. Gr miro nit 9roBen ioge'
nannten lads" anaenagelt, uno
8ruor 70, Bob 6ieie etrpa "a 3oG
ii6er Der 2eintpnno berborlte6en.
&ebtere miro 0onn nit idpar5 alt
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gmerifa int a6f. Grport.

Die m~aileubafte 0bfousfubr aus
BEN Ser. Staten lit nidt 10 alter
9atums. ME bic getreibeansfubr,
bat nber in notwithstanding tur5er
3sit sinen 70 grOBen auH9pung ges
uommsil, baB, loueit bic 9eridis
bss ameritaniidsu electromagnetic
msnts gebsu, bic Der. Staten pes
nigitsns in normolsn 3sitsn on Der
GpiBe Der berlhieoenen 2dn6er aui
bieIem 9ebiete mnri9iersn.
SIN Sabre 1910 nurbe Der @ert
bss S~bitegportes aus bieIem 2anoe
insgelomt ouF 1885, 900 aeFddBt.
1915 ober betrng ct trob bes aries
sss - absr vH nidt in Der 3eii
Der sr1btsn GtSrungsn = Sic iibsr.
roftenpe Gnmme Don S34,230,o00.
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gen 8rouben unb OIipen in geftaIt
Don 8ein unb Del bsrIanbt uno
berbrau6t. 9ns gift DEFENDERS BON
ben betrefFenben grobutten 5rants
rei6s, StaIiens unO Spaniens.
Die brci Ieitenben Qdnber in Der
0bfsgiufu6r iinb in normaIen 3eis
ten: @roBbritannieu. 8euti4ldnO
rao bic Der. Staaten, in Der bier
gegtbenen 0rbnung. Su ben flint
Jabrsn bon 1909 Bis 1913 eins
f6lieBli9 fabrte bas 8ereinigte 90s
nigrsid i'm 0urdIdnitt fir $685.
$4,000 jdhrlid Elm, Ssutidlanb
fir Sal, 485, 900, nnO bic Ser. Staos
ten fir $27,081. 900.
9ieIe Saubels ; ltmfdBe iDerbsn
mad benz arisg idlperli6 cine be-
bentsnbe 8erdnpsrung srfabreH.
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EckalzUac0rtcbten
ans Srcmont, uebr.!
f%5renlont, IA. sunni

Die Sude nod io%genannteu
Gridebergertt, melde iid bGtten fit
ben MiIitdroienlt regiitrieren Ioiier
iolprL 1T jet bier |be9onnen moroen.
Gie Standardization berfuden
bds SbriQe, Sic 5nruer fir Die 81.
berth Bombs at irtereiIieren. @ud)
bon bier aus rer0elt ourf Die 2nn0.
b%rieftrd9er 8irfulore on Die 2anos
Ielite perteiIt.
Strait eobn Sauiar lit on bos
@ett gefeiieIt infolge bon aroutbeit.
Gie SOU Gcoltts per0en morgerl
cine @eriamulIltug in 2incoIn ia.
Zen uno neroen borauSIidtLi9 Die
Meii 0obin in @(1tomo6ilen MAIDEN.
81. S. @ttee nirb in ieinenl
8obn9ouie on Der @taripea gbe.
1926 einen @rocerieiparenbanoe[ ct.
DIfnett.
Gus. Sfroae, peIder friiber in
6reutont elm @eld1ft betrieb, lit in
SbeboBgon, @isc., %geitorben.
9as Sire mont SIZE onO Drum
Corps miro morgea na6 2incoln
reiien.
am 5laggenta9 lit Der Iebte Gag
fir ben gerfouf bon 2ibertp Bombs,
unb lper0en bic 5ren1ont @anfen fir
oielen 8med bis s ll6r o6en0s &c,
offnet fem.
Or. Sumter pdIiierie Die Graluen
ol. ge6rasfa 9or g%Iiociation uno
miro iid bon MN OH bierielbIt ols
40Dofat betdti8eH.
Sic 12.idbrige Godter bon &eitrD
g. S..errotb lit bon Ioreem Seioen
0ur6 ben Sob erIoit tporoen. 9os
~ge9rGbnis miro morgen INN 2 llbr
bon Dem Sraterbouie aus Itattfin-
ben.
8aIter @ninn, Der iunge Monn,
Ider pergongenen @inter feline
geine in iolde 8eiie error, 0ab
oieIeIben ompntiert per0en muB.
ten barfauft iebt Sum mo Cigar.
rem an ben GtroBen Ser Stoot. 8ol.
len boffen, Dab Der arieg inns feline
neiteren STRIPPED bei4eren miro.
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gn6n6riife an 1Inten idnlb.

8atcrIoo, 0eb., 16. Suni.-8es
po1ner Der 0rtidait hoben BEL Der
itootli6en Giienbnbn &ommiiiion in
2intolu onriiber Slage qefiibrt, 6oB
Die bieiiqe Bride Ger II. &. 8obn
3l flein 1T, I'M Dos gSaiier 6rr65u.
.~loiien, penn beftioe &egen9iiiie Elm.
.treteu ltno 6oB 6ober lit oerartigen
'6dQen oft lteberldlpemnungen elm.
.trdten, Die oroBen Gdooen onri6.
ten. 3ie aommiiiion Bat Die Bride
ourd Sraenieitre t,nteriuaet IoiIen,
uelde erttdrt ba6er, Dab iie groB &c.
mug lit. r.