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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1917-09-22

Within her own four walls the earn
est and busy woman of today may for
get to be strenuous and throw aside
her new responsibilities for while.
Along with cup Of tea she will be
able to gather refreshment from a
ncgligee as simple and pretty and alto
gether adorable as that shown IN the
picture. and she Is wise woman who
will indulge herself In this kind OF re-
taxation.
Many of the new negligees are pre-
tentious and really splendid, but this
particular example Is simple and
sweet. The richer ones are Of satin.
deliberately draped with lace and look
more snowy than comfortable. The
negligee printed might be of colored
wolfe. of crepe or thin silk, In plain or
figured patterns. 1t Is made with n
plain. loose-fitting bodice. opening sur
plIcc fashion Mt the front, Joined to a
skirt shirred on two cords below the
waistline and open down the front.
The opening AZ the front of the bod
ice Is bordcred with lace and lace Dor
ders all the edges Of the skirt. FL
bow sleeves are finished with a frill
Of the material edged with lace.
A lace pctticoat Is essential to the
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1917-09-22
LITTLE THINGS ABOUT CALF
Then Change to Skim Milk
Time for Breeding.

II calves are weaned they should bs
fed whole milk until they are ono
month old, when they should be
changed to skim milk until they are
six months old. While they are on
milk they should be given some grain
and alfalfa hay.
A good mixture for grain feed ia
four parts of corn or corn chop. one
part of oil meal, and two parts OF
wheat bran. After taking the calf or
the milk, Increase the grain gradually
to two pounds day in addition to
silage and alfalfa hay.
The heifers should be bred so as to
calve when from twenty-four to thirty
months of age, depending upon the
breed and growth of the animal. II
bred so as to calve earlier than this,
their growth is apt to be injured.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1917-09-22

commercial venture. A couple Of dozen
roots will be sufficient for the use Of
a small family and the number may be
increased at will to suit the purposes
of the grower.
Instead Of seeds, sets, or small pieces
Of roots are planted. They are per-
fectly hardy and can be taken up in
the fall or in the early spring just
as one wishes. Plenty Of moisture
and deep rich soil are the chief
things to be desired from the cultural
viewpoint. The advantage Of deep
digging for straight roots is illustrated
by the picture, and the same advan-
tage is obvious for all root vegetables.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1917-09-22
KEEP WINTER APPLES

Winter apples may be kept I'm
the storage room In the base
ment of the house, In outdoor
storage cellars, or In banks or
pits. Conditions suitable for the I
keeping of potatoes answer fair
ly well for apples. They demand I
cool temperatures; in fact. they
may be kept near the freezing
point, without injury.
When stored In the basement
of the house, they should be kept
In BARRELS, boxes or crates, and
placed near a window. When
stored In banks or pits, they
should be handled in the same
way as potatoes, but do not need
to be covered quite as deeply as
potatoes. 1t Is a good thing to
store small quantities In the
basement storage room, or In
the storage cellar, and the main
supply in outdoor banks or
pits. Z
For further discussion Of the
storage of apples, see Farmers
Bulletins So and $40.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1917-09-22
CHANGE WORK HORSES DIET
Where Animal Loses Appetite II Must
Not Be Assumed II Has
Some Disease.

II work horse loses its appetite, It
must not be assumed that 1t has ac-
quired some serious disease. 1t prob
ably has been kept on a too steady
diet Of one kind Of food. The diet
must be changed, and IL an improve
ment Is not noted quickly, It is evi-
dence that the animal needs both
purgative and tonic. A tablespoon
full Of anlseed In the feed is an excel
lent tonic. as It sweetens the stomach
and stimulates the appetite. r
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1917-09-22

over 1t, but 1t will turn the hogs. A
log or pole six inches through will
serve the purpose. 1t should be spiked
at either end so that 1t cannot be lift
cd. Placed at the right height. 1t will
keep the hogs from passing. but 1t
will not, of course, keep pigs from
crawling under 1t.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1917-09-22
BEST VARIETIES OF APPLES
Estimates In United States Show That
Baldwins Lead With 1914 Per
Cent Of Total Crop.

Estimates on the total production of
80 leading varieties Of apples in the
United States show Baldwin leading
with 13.4 per cent of the total crop.
Ben Davis is close second, and North
ern Spy third, Fourth place is held
by the Winesap and fifth by the Green
ing.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1917-09-22
PREPARE ALFALFA SEED BED
Fields Will Last indefinitely Provided
Good Stand 10 Observation-Disclosures
10 Needed.

Get your alfalfa seed bed In the best
possible state Of filth; learn that al
fnlfa fields will last indefinitely. pro-
vided you get a good stand, will cul-
tivate them with disk or alfalfa har-
row thoroughly, after each cutting and
will manure them.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1917-09-22
GREAT LOSS FROM BAD EGGS
Broken or Spoiled Egg Not Considered
on Average Farm-AnnuaI q
Amounts to $5,661 900.

\ The loss from bad eggs comes about
because a single broken or spoiled egg
Is not considered great loss. In fact
1t is so small that it is hardly noticed
on the average farm, but 1t is the total
Of these broken and bad eggs which
causes an annual loss of S5,661 900
when eggs are selling at 30 cents a
dozen.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1917-09-22
PLAN FOR H0RsERADIsH CROP
Plants Need Little Attention, and
Profits Are Always Good-Oeep
Digging Is Recommended.

When 1t comes to small crop that
needs little attention and affords n
good return, the horseradish is not to
be dcsplsed. Nearly everyone wants
enough of the crop for home use. and
many persons find it most profitable
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1917-09-22
WASTE TURNED INTO PROFIT
Enough Pasture and Roughaoe Mate
rial on Many Farms to Support
Cattle or sheep.

There Is enough waste pasture ana
roughage material on many farms
where live stock Is not carried to sup
port few steers or small flock Of
sheep. What would otherwise go to
waste can thus be converted to profits.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1917-09-22
HOG GATE FOR CONVENIENCE
Horses and Cattle May Pass From Ono
Field to Another, but Porkers Arc
Turned Back. ,

Sometimes a farmer wants to keep
the hogs shut up in an Enclosure and
at the same time let horses or cattle
pass back and forth from the inclos-
ure to another field or lot. This gate
will permit cattle and horses to pass
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1917-09-22
amportant Events in Sweden,
Norway and Denmark.
BRIEFS FROM OLD COUNTRY
Interesting Items From the Three
Great Kingdoms OF the North, Sc
iseted for ScandinavIans and
Their Descendants.
BY MARTIN W. oDLANO.
Norway.

Popular feeling I'm Norway runs
snore and more strongly against Ger
many. and hereafter IL will not be
SAT" for any Norseman to show par
fialIty for the central powers Re
Tcntlythe crew NJ the Morse ship Ran
N"ig delivered M English refugee from
81 German prison camp to Il German
l',hoat and when this became known
Indignation ran high In the land. when
Thr ship reached Bergen both the cap
Jain aud the mate had To be discharged
by the owners of IL, in Difference to
ihU feelings of the people. When the
i;auvcig reached port the mate was
driven from the city by hooting mass
az people. At Aalcsund the ship was
met 10y Il shower of stones from mon
nf 1000 people, and was compelled 10
lcavc the port At ChrStianSand the
tlock workmcn, following the publica-
zion of the story about the English ref
u:ec, refused to continue unloading the
ship. At Trondhjem the dock lab0rers
rCfuscd To work until the police had
assured them that the offending mate
had left the ship. Threats were maze
80 refuse to unload the ship until both
o,,,.in ,,,l n,,,,, ,I,o,,u have been
..,,nn,.nd ,nd mn, lorg ,rter II was nm
,,,,,I ,h,, 80, nmcors had been
lace, T., ,.,,,,,,,,,d 80 tho vesse, Ac-
-'.,rdinc ,o tho story NJ the incident,
Rhe Englishman, an cighteen-year-old
boy, had escaped to the ship and had
Ridden 49,, hnnrd mo German officials
,,,h asconod ond no, n the vessel har-
hnr,d him thor, might no trouble in
..toro for ~ Az , result when the
ronv.iy had mt ,o seo and the Young
I,ncIisbmon had cam. ont of his hid.
,n, n,,co tho ,,,o ,oclod him IN and
lotcr deI,vcr.d him IN n German sub
p,rin, 7, e. .,,,ad tb,t tbc hoy tried
IN 90, homa m co., bis diving mother.
il Is reported from Christlania thht
Steps have been taken toward the ex-
p'oltation OF the water power OF ,ne
river kvinn, Which, IL Is estiinated' Is
-. ,.,,..,,,,,, ,,,,,,,s ,,,,orr,us i,
49, .i,,o,. o,,r.,,I,, =, ,,rod,,c,,c IN OOO
,,nr.anomor ana Tho Kvi,o Power com
norv hoe tJ,Io 20 falls representing
IA 900 horuon,yor II Ia tbe intention
20 o,,,,,,,,,,, -, .,,,,,,, q ,umhar of
MA ad,,n,nt ,oyrs With current in.
II,,,,,,, EIol,,oc,,rd Iis,or and Far.
smnd
.,,, ,,,i,, -, .o,or.to and ,ro, ,v,.
,..,,,a.,I,, I,,,,ct,o,, ar por.yrund and
,,,1 ,,,,n mil, -, an ontirelv now sys-
Con-, hotter, award and in this ex
,r,,r,,,rory nositIon n was also
,,unchod unwaver after tbe vessel
Nod c,idod into tho wafer the vessel
,.,,,,,ad ;,ec,r Tho shin is of oOO tons
,,rdon and was built in the short
.n,co NJ three weeks Other shIps of
,ho some modeI will he built and rs
,ho .omo frame viii no used II IS be-
uo,ca thot subseouent ships cnn be
Ions Unuland, vice president and
...,,,,,,or .nf-.,ha porspr,ind t,ement
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1917-09-22

success Of the negllgee. and 1t should
play its gay role supported by pretty
slippers and silk stockings. A cap Of
net and lace and ribbon belongs In this
dainty company. One may spend much
or little money on an outfit for restful
hours at home, with good results either
way.
Fine colored volles or thin wash
silks will make lovely negligees at
small cost il pretty colors are chosen
and wolfe Is very durable.
There are some new boudoir caps, in
spired by the Chinese hat, made Of
satin ribbon and lace. The Dutch
cap is also candidate for the favor
OF those who are looking for some
thing new, but none of them are an i'm
provement upon the plain caps. A
band Of white ribbon edged with lace
and finished with small bow and a
cluster of flowers is q successful SUBJ
stitute for a cap.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1917-09-22
Sweden.

Miss Ruth Bergman Is the first fe-
male aviator student Of Sweden. She
has been accepted by the government
and Is now in training. She Is twenty.
eight years Of age and is the daughter
of n wealthy manufactures Of Tyringe
She has become enthusiastic over avi'
alton service and through frequent
visits to the aviation training camp at
Ljungbyhed.
Owing To the anticipated shortage
of fodder during the coming winter the
number of cattle In Sweden Is being
greatly reduced-about Is per cent al
ready, II Is estimated. Recently the
government sanctioned the expectation
of 5000 head to Norway, but is declin-
Ing to license the expectation to Ger
many.
The government OF Sweden has come
forward with riksdak bill provid-
ing for the communicating OF all fuel
sippIics In the Kingdom. including
.~aco d, peat and coni.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1917-09-22

The Central kitchen Of Stockholm
was opened July IS. II Is serving 3d.
600 lunches aNday at II cents spiees.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1917-09-22

The Portuguese socialists have de-
cided not to participate In the Stock
holm conference.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1917-09-22

A salmon weighing 46 pounds was
recently sold on the market Mt Gefe
for $2T.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1917-09-22

Great efforts are being made to
save the bluebcrry crop OF Sweden
this year.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1917-09-22

The government has permitted IN
building Of Il railroad from Anal .
ArJang, Dnlsland.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-01
Giirkiidber Sorti6ritt!

@ir entne6men scr o9euti6en
2ebonte 3eitung4, DAP Die neilge.
griinoete tiirtii6e Notionalbdnt
tbre bornebmite gCllfgobe in Ser Be-
idaffung bon Ianomirtihoftli6en
Moifinen fir Die &iirfen iiebt. IS
1T nidt ltnbefanut. 6oB Der gegen.
tpGrtiqe Stono Der titrfiiden 2dtlb-
pirtld1ft tros Der beoellten0en
8rltdt6arfeit Der meiiten tiirfiiden
8robin8en GtBerit traltrig lit. 31t
Sen Sauptltrioden gebort mtber
Ser o~Qgenteirten MiBmirtidoft unb
oem aroben 6teueroruf aud Der
Mongel matchmaker Ginrihtungen
fir Sic 8earbeitttng 0e8 8obens.
Sn fat oaer &robin8en nanterlt.
lif1 ober in SDrien itno Wteiopota.
mien, iin6 Die ELECTROMAGNETIC bon
oenen Der biblii6ett @efdihte nidt
beri6ieoeb 70 6aB cine rationeIGe
8eboltunq Der 21noereien aitsge-
IdloiIen 1T. Gem ion MIN bo6ltrd
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Hiiitcn brin0t GelH
1hntcr Sic CeMtct
Sn Chicago iunrNen in OreiFis Ga.
gen $100,000,000
nnsge9eben,

G6icago, Sd, /. Sept. = ginen
9eariff bon Dem foIoiinlen ltmfong
unierer Grie98riiitnngeu beforumt
man, pert man erfdbrt, tpieoiel in
Der ein3igen Sto6t Chicago ihon
@el0 aitsgegeben por0en 1T uno
8lpar in ben obgeloufenen 6reiBig
Ioqm. 9ie 4ngaben itn0 bon Der
Gieiigeh a%iiociotion Of Commerce 81.
idmntengeiteqt.
9anud bat Ser auartiermeifter
Ser arulee in ben Iebten 80 9agen
in Gbicugo ttn9efdbr $100,000,0 900
fir gIabrungsmittel, alei0un0 rnb
MISUNDERSTANDING ausgegeben.
-SnOen ndditen 80 &ageH miro er
nm 200 Mtiaionen mebr ousgeben
uno 8tpar fir Die MilitdrInger in
&offoro, ST., Bottle Greet, Naid.,
uno g%biGicotbe, Ohio, Gie &egie.
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Stcdbcr MnS plcitina
,11ontae i'm 1lMSitoriMm

alles lit fir ben groBen Sting.
fampf 8miiden Soiepb steder
uno Ntartin 9leitina, Der Montng
nbeno inn auditorium Dor ii@ ge.
ben miro, in 0r0mng. Ser @or.
oerfauf Der GtutrittSfurten mar re6t
gut, 10 oaB man oil Elm ooaes %auS
refnen lam. 8ei0e aingfGmpfer
ltn6 por5igliA traiuiert, 70 OaB ioa-
lie elmer bon ibnen inn Sample III.
terlieeerl, nidt geiagt per6en fam,
er babe feline &roinieruug pernnf.
lGiiigt. Sir Soc Steder, bis Dor
furdem Mleiiteriduits . ginatdmpicr
ser @elt, Itebt in 0ieiem &fe
oIle8 altf Dem Sbiel, 0enn perIiert
er, bonn bat er ouf9e6ort, aI8 @fet.
lterIdoftsringer cine Stole at iuie-
len; un0 er miro natiirli6 allies Oa-
ran iesen als 6ieger ohs benz
Sample 9erbor3lee5eu.
Mtortin 8leItina, aus Qalmatien
Ttoumen0, piG Iih in Sporttreiien
Der gar5eu 8elt oaOur6 cinen SEA.
men modelt Ser fir unbeiiegbar
ge5oltenen Steder gu tDerfcr. sc.
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AnS Dem Gtaate Nebrasfal
1lms GranS JslanS.

Benjamin Sofberr befnnnte iid
Oonnerstag i'm 8oli6eieertht ihuG-
dig, aus 8eIt's 6utterbnnolune et-
ma SIG geItoblen au BADEN. VI
luurOe at $50 @eloitrafe uuo Soften
berirteilt no6oem er Die entmenbe.
tie Summe Serrn @eit du%riiderItattet
bate.
Ssfar 8allmaun uftO lein 9leif-
uamiger Sobn linO bon elmer Ian
geren 2uitreiie ourd Colorado tpie.
Der beimgefebrt.
6ranf S. StauB bat bon Der
Se6nte-2 obman So, in oeren
0ienIten CT Ii9 bermaBen oerlest
bate. DAB mfolge 2atretens bon
8Iutbergiftltng cine amputation lei
nes 4rnles ~notipenotg ipuroe, Die
Suntme BON $1250 ais S6aoen4
eridB erbalten.
Ser 4tbeitertag am Wlontag pirf
Our9 cine groBe Garaoe on Dor.
mittag ltnO burd Elm gidnid an
yta9mittog I'M @luttoeutideu Seim
fcitli1 begungen mer6en.
5rolt 4ttguit 8reoemeier Bot if.
rem @otten NIT einen1 &o6ter6er
beidenft.
2m 0&ontog lit i'm CT. 6raueiS
Soipital, in Dem ite felt ettpa eirletr
Sabre fpnbnte, 6rolt @orotbea eau,
riben an 4ltersidmd4e g%eitorben.
0ie @orbereitungen fiir Die Sal
Gountp SUR bonn is. bis Il. Sep.
TENDER ituo i'm boGiten @unge. 8ns
4rogramm piro in oieien Sabre
nod reihboItiger olS ioult ieiu.
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Illus Columbus, uebr.

Sic topferen SSungeu bon 8latte
Gountn. meIfe at Der eriten @tls.
bebung ge6oren. mer0en Donners.
tng, ben G.. September, niorgens
7:35 init benz Burlington 8ug Scr.
% naA 2incoln fobren, Inn bon bort
in Dem Spe8iol8ug NIT ben ii6rigen
Sufinftigen ariegern bic 6abrt nod
Camp 5uniton an5utreten.
Gas 8idnid Der 6nrmer am Sba-
0n Cafe AM UlitHpo9 ipar in ieoer
9infdt elm GROCER erfotg. Ga8
8etter fonnte nid)t better ietni ur0
0os grogramm mar reihbaltis unO
qefiel alien Geilnebmern. @s paren
%armdhern6 1000 Berionen anipeien0,
ole fid ale ouf 0ns bette bergniigten.
8dbren0 iif Serr uno 6rau ser.
man aluber, Die nnbe 9latte Gem
fer uo6nen, altf Dem 6nrmer Bid
MD berguiigten, geriet ibr 5e9nidb.
riaer 5o6n Senrp, Der auf Dem
sSelOe bfligte, nit Dem linten SUB
in 0as G1oergetriebe 10 oaB Inn
bier 3eben bonn SUB nbgetrennt
ipuroei. Gin Glterer 8ruber, Der
ebeniaIs auf Dem Geloe beiddftigt
mar, berief dr5tlide Silfe. IS mar
%notpenbig, einea Ieil oes 5uBes gu
umpitieren.
Der Gorbige 6ront Gaoiion Der
Dor einiaen Sageu ron einem ger-
ipnenana berboftet mitroe, 1T 5n 10
aaen @eiangnis berllrteIlt moroen,
mo man glalbt. oaB Der gteger bon
uhocrcn Staoten poli5cilia gelnft
miro.
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SaI6ftriimpfe fir 9amen.
lin an SsiSe 3u ipnren, Mill man
Seinfntterale berfirseH.

Chicago, /. Sept. - Genn es
no6 oeut @iaen Der Goi6ion 9(rt
2en9ue aeht, 10 merben uniere Ga.
men oenmGdit in Soden, itatt in
loneeu Gtriimpferl berrmitol3ie.
rem. 9n0ur6 piir6e cine @1enge
Seioe oeiport tpernen, obiuobl oos
eigentlih nidt notia it, Oenn Die
3eaierung bat ollsbrildli9 erflGrt,
man ioue Geber Seioe nIs 8oGe
tragen, neil Iebtere frobp iei. ltn6
mas ueroen Die gbineien oa8u IA.
gen, utiere iiingiten @unoesgenoi.
fen, tpeitn iie lire Seioe niat mebr
an ms los peroen2
6odberitdnoige b%eboupten, 6oB
sic meme Sofen. ODER S~albItrumbf.
MODE Die 8amen gang famog flei.
BET, mas mir obne neiteres auge6en,
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EokalsuGdbricbten
ans Srcmcnt, Uebr.!
8renlont, 81. qluouIt.

6remont, 81. guguit.
@iainm .. gtemlan lit an ben
Bolgeii zines SdloganialleS geitor.
ben. CT mar un9ef1br 20 Sabre
nlA Wlaldinilt in Der 5remont-Iie
Berei tdtis uno erfrellte iid allge,
meiner gldtln9 uno 8~eliebtbeit.
Sos 8egrabnis miro am Sonntoe
nahmittag lint 2 nbr itattfinoen.
Ole 0euti9e ebangelii6e Stride
belt beute in @erides @Glo6en oft.
lid bon Der Stoot ibr idBrIides
Nidnid. Ole 8eteiligttng mar gut
nno Elm ie0er berlebte einen ailge-
nebmen Gag.
Nolpb un0 Wtpron Goreo, S0bne
oeg ebemaligen 6remont 8oitorg,
bnben aommiiiionen in Der 4rmae
erbolten urt0 beftnoen itd ge9enp6r.
Zig IN einem nebungslnger in
Mrigbtstopn, %. S.
@m. 8a6D ltorb beitte i'm Gre
mont Soipital i'm Glitter BON "a Sab.
rem. III mar elm 8eterun 0es giir.
~gerfrieges un6 lebte leit 35 So9ren
In 6remont.
6r1llIein 6(orence Dunn bon Der
Fremont So6ihule bat cine Hegie,
rlingsaniteltng ougenommen unS
miro MIR nod 10 LANCE Iebrer, Biz
cine nnoere 2ebrertn fir ibren 8lat
geflnoen lit.
Cine Gyploliou in bent 4u8loB.
robr Der @asmoidine Der 5rentont
Gis un0 Satto SO. 5erriB einen 3eiI
oe8 6uB6ooens oes @lai6iuenraum&
Der 6irma uno mari ben Sn9enieur
&orrp 9nens gu 8o0eh gliidlider'
tpeiie obne i'm ernitli6 at berleten
9ei elmer fitr8Iiden 8eriamm.
lung Der 9ptbiosrfter mur0e be.
fhloIien bic 2ogenge6itbreu fir Die.
ienigen W~}itglieoer, mel6e gun W2i'
~Iitdroienit ge8ogen iino, aus Der So
eenfaIie al be5ablen.
Charles Grams Bat Die 4r11dere'
bon 8ia Drummer geta1tft uno mirf
ont /. 0ttober 8eiib ergreifeu.
l1niere Moltereien meroen mil
benz geginn oes September ser
Breis Der Rilh lin meitere &c il
Die S0be idrnlben.
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abgebolien iperoeit Dab bic iigfi.
|i6- giationIb1nt notwithstanding
G9oidineH anfalift itii0 ben 2ntt0~
|ipirten (aif Moten5nblling) dbtritt.
Sabriten un0 Grporteitre lan0uirt-
ihoftIider MoIdinen urt0 @er6te,
6ie 2ieferungen iibernebmcrt iin6
.oosu aebolten, an ben tiirfiiden
SattptfonIumpl6ten Eager 5a er.
rihten, g~eniigenoe Mengen bon Gr-
iobfeilen bereit Git hoIten rno fin
sic u~ntertpeiiung Der adlfer az
ioraen. Dofiir boben bic 2~ieferonfen
cine art @emdbr, boB fie eeiuiiIer.
moben oas @ribilegiitnl oes 9EIletn-
berfallfs beiiben rno ibr @eiddft
oeiuoltiq olts0ebnen fonnen. GIN
fd6e Gonltrnftionen tperOet rln-
mentIi6 fir Die erlte 3eit beuOr-
Sligt, ebenio miro nbiolut ioItoe
8attart berIonat. Die Mlnidinen,
UNI sic es Iid III Ser Sdttptfahe
banoeIt, fino: GfllgmoidineL gus-
ioat. uno SGnei0emnihinen, Iotpie
fiji oie @egenoen nit Nl~oftogeaft-
logen 8epdiiarungsmotore bon %
big so 8feroeltdrten.
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@ier @raSer ais 2riide6eraer.

Mtdquofeta, /. 5eptenlber. w
bieB bier DeridieoeHtIib, BOP bier
8ruoer in Sadion County, &bomas,
syanles, Bernard uiO 4nt. &. Dunn
So6ne uermogen6er gltern, ftd ilr
Die Qlsbe6uug ntdt h1tlen regi.
ltrieren laijen. Sic Code muroe
ie0od elm lueuig pertuidt, bis Der
Sberiff tlir5li6 bon @aibington an.
aeiuieien nurOe, Den aufentbalt Der
iungan 2elte ausfinoig gu MAIDEN.
@ebeimbeamte itno ieRt nit Dem
5aa beidaitiat ut0 man ertpdrtet,
DAB Die 9riiteberger balo Oingfelt
Iein mer0en. Su einem arloeren
SAL banoelt es fit INN eiQen gepii.
len Gilbert SaDe8 aus 4n6retu, Der
treipiaig eintrnt un0 III Camp
9o0ae ~itationiert mar. Dieter iunge
9iatn 0eiertterte mo ging naff5ad.
Jon Gountp auriid. gr wnrGe bonn
Sberiff mad Dubuque gebradt un6
oen giiIitarbeb0roen alisgeliefert.
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Nus 11eDraska Gttp.

Qm 9or1erstdq begirgen Ser
if6 6ran Sames Bulb ons Set Der
6ilbernn 8od5eit i'm engiter
Srelnoesfreiie.
aontpagnie q BON bier benotigt
irnnter nod elm paor 2eute, I'm oui
bone ariegsitdrfe gebradt 8n mer.
ben.
Die beige aouierbenfabrif Der
Gtoe GoOo 9roouctS @onlpanp III
I'M boIen getrieb. Ger M1is lit IN
Dieiem Sabre beion0erS gut.
SRI. 6elen 6omplo, Godter bon
Grau George @anloIo, n0r0li0 Der
Gtabt, muBte iiA 02ittrpo9 i'm gIe.
brogfa Gitb 6oipitol elmer Opera,
tion unter8ieben, Sbr 8uitanO 1T
berbdltnismaBig 8ufrieOeniteIlen0.
Charles Holfe, Der itd mebrere
8ohen in Miiiifpa, Mtnn., ouf6ielt,
lit nie0er 8tlriidgefeBrt.
SRI. gertd @olfner, tuclde bel
9olmoge mobnt, mitr0e 4ienStag
nnfmtttog inn gtebrosfa Gitp Soipt.
tol operiert. Ger 9uitan0 Der asa.
tiettiu lit 8ufrieoenitelleno.
&obert Muffin tpur0e, als CT 6reis
fng NIT ieinem 4utomobil Die @eIei-
ie an bet II. StraBe freu8en iuolte,
bon einem Burlington Bug erfaBt
un0 idner berlebt. CT mur0e nod
BEN Soipitol gebro6t mo iein 3n-
ltanO fir gefdbrlih gcbalten miro.
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Dine @enranbnnn entlnfien.

Setparo, Ne6, /. September. -
Or. storl 8. Sob, elm bieiiger 4r8t,
Der ii9 gum Observation-Disclosures ge-
meloet uro ale 8riifungen gut be-.
itanoen botte, 10 oaB ibm Elm Soupt-
mdnnspotent erteilt mur0e, bot bom
&rieg8antt gtafrtdt erbdIten, 0oB er
entIoiieu iei, neil ieine Dietite ni6t
ben0ttgt milroen. Or. Sob fam
oieies 8orgeben nidt berltebeuL be-
ionOers 6a an aer3teu, mie 0as
&rieg8mtt ionit immer ongibt iebr
@}angeL berridt. CT NOR in Elm
coin, I'M i'm Staatsgaus Qltsfunft
81 erboIter, aber aud bort tonnte
man i9m feline ge6en.
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riinq bat, oitf eiueu SdIng 1000.
600 9funo Sped uno 3,500,000
8funo WecbI g~efnuft. Dos beige
Qrartiermeilter Gepartemert, ooS
fi9 fritber nit 80 glerfs bebelfen
nnbte, bat iest, nbgeieben bon an.
oerem &ilfsperionnI, 300 Slenogrn.
pben uno feline Observation-Disclosures
nebmen elm 8ooenfldhe bon 10
Qcres elm.