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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1917-09-06
100 HOUR TEST is IN PROGRESS
New City Well is Throwing Stream Of
$50 Gallons a Minute-WilI Be
Speeded Up--is Water Cues
tion Solved?

The l0O-hour test of the city well in
Oak Park began this morning and all
day long stream has been coming
from the well at the rate of $50 gal
Ions minute. The pump will be
speeded up tomorrow when it is ex-
pected that the Well will show a cap
acity of from 300 to 400 gallons q
minute. The We'll is 1873 feet deep
and is provided with 40 feet of brass
screen. The well has 48 feet of water
bearing vein and is a good one. Pres
ident Shaw has contended for some
time that it is a good bet to try out
these wells and believes that the city
has at last solved the problem of an
adequate supply of pure drinkable
water. Other wells will be sunk in
that vicinity and tested out, which
will soon prove one way or another
the capacity from this kind of sup
ply.
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days of her illness had always en-
ioyed the best of health Besides
Mrs Coyle, the deceased leaves two
other daughters, Mrs. Fred Montagle,
Of Milwaukee, Wis, and Mrs. r. Sui
tey, Of Freeport, H., who We're at her
bedside when the final summons
came. Mrs. Loos had greatly endear-
ed herself to many MinOt people,
whose friendships she had formed
while visiting in the city several years
ago. The remains were taken back to
the old home Freeport, Illinois, where
they will be inferred beside those of
her husband, whose death occurred
some ten years ago. The daughters,
Mrs. Montagle, Mrs. Sultey and Mrs
Coyle, together with Mr.. Coyle, accom-
panied the remains to Freeport Mon
day morning.
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gained confidence in themselves
that is refreshing. But month ago
these same men appeared on the
street and at that time, but few
members of Company A had been pro-
vided with uniforms. They were
poorly drilled at the time, naturally,
and to look at these same men today
one would not realize that they are
the same.
Atty. Francis J. Murphy gave
rousing short address just before the
train pulled out. He stated that the
things for which we are fighting are
now clearly defined. We are fighting
against Germany because we do not
wish to submit to the yoke of Ger
man "kultur." According to his state
ment, we are not merely fighting the
German rulers but the entire German
nation, for the German army appears
to be backed solidly by the people of
Germany. There is one thing that is
sweeter to Americans than life itself,
and that is freedom. We must go fight
with Germany or some day Germany
will come to battle with us. We must
either cause the downfall Of the Ger
man government or We will perish
ourselves. Mr.. Murphy paid his re-
spects to those Of our own country
who mount soap boxes and claim their
constitutional rights. He assured the
soldiers that while they were away
we would take good care of any vul-
lures at home who would endeavor to
undermine our government. He as
sured them that we would watch their
record closely for they are now "our
boys" fighting our battles. He urged
them to take good care of themselves
Mr.. Murphy's address was eloquent,
right to the point and made a decided
hit.
A large number Of the friends and
members of the families of the depart
ing young men gathered at the depot
to bid their loved ones farewell. AS
the train, bedecked with flags, pulled
out, there was loud cheering.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1917-09-06
TWO HUNDRED CALL
Ed FOR EXAMINATION
Ward County Board Will Begin Elk.
animation Friday to Complete the
Countys Quota.

The Ward county exemption board
nave called from Nos. 436 to 636 in
elusive to report at the court house
Friday Of this week for the purpose
or examination. The board have Ger.
titled $50 from Ward county to the
district board but there will undoubt-
ediy be some industrial exemptions
allowed. 1t is presumed that out of
the lSO certified, only about 1875 will
be called, so that about seventy-five
must be secured out of the 200 to be
Examined Friday. A good many in
dustrlal exemptions will be allowed
but 1t is presumed that after the farm
WORK is over, these will be certified
back and the men called.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1917-09-06
.M|NOT'S PRES|-
DENT SUSPENDED
BY Governor
Att Wehe of Devils Lake Appointed
to Report Testimony Sept. 22--
Shaw Can Demand Jury Trial.

W, S. Shaw, president Of the city
commission Of Minot, has been sus-
pended from Office by Governor L. j.
Frazier, who is charged by Attorney
General LANCER and his assistants, H.
A. Bronson and d. V. Brennan, with
misconduct, malfeasance in office and
gross incompetency.
L. J. Wehe, a Devils Lake lawyer,
has been named special Investigator
by the governor and will report testi-
mony to be taken Sept. %.
Mr.. Shaw has engaged the services
of Greenleaf, Wooledge & Lesk, we'll
known Minot attorneys, and may call
in additional counsel. He will fight
the case hard. In the event that he is
finally removed, he will have redress
of a trial by jury in some district
court outside Of Minot.
This is the result of the recent raid
which was made in MinOt by Attorney
General LANCER and his assistants.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1917-09-06
Surrey Store Will Hold Biz Sale.

0uI'ey oe0'e Vr'1 'ro'o o'g ooIt'
A big sale will begin at the Tim
roth & Berg department store at Sur
rey, Wednesday, Sept. 12. The sale
will be conducted by the w. D. Cor
don Sales Co., of Minneapolis, the
stock having been turned over to this
concern during the period of the sale,
which will last seven days.
The Timroth &, Berg store is an en-
terprising concern and well stocked.
The sale is being widely advertised
and undoubtedly will attract many
buyers from long distance.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1917-09-06
ROOSEVELT Cannot
VISIT WONDER CITY
Colonel Unable to Accept More Than
One Out of Every Hundred In
vitations Received.
An Announcement by the Min0t
TOlDn Criers' Club

Theodore Roosevelt has declined the
invitation extended to him by this city
to address the soldiers in training
here during his visit to the west this
month. In a letter to Dorr H. Car
roll, the colonel says:
81 cannot accept more than one out
of every hundred invitations l receive
and l want to assure you that I wish
it We're in my power to do more than
I am doing. On this trip west l shall
not be able to make more speeches
than already scheduled
Assuring you of my deepest appr-
eciation and regretting that I am un-
able to accept your kind invitation,
am,
Very truly yours,
THEODORE ROOSEVELT. r :"
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1917-09-06
THIRTY-ONE DRAFT
MEN ARR: MISSING
Ward County Exemption Board VIII
Gently Names to state Beard and
if Located They Will be Arrested
as DeserterS.

Tflrty-One young mnn ,:io register
ed Tor draft failed to show up for the
examination and they are now consid-
cred deserters by the government
The Ward county exemption board
have their names listed in their man.
ual and they will be certified to the
state board The government will
soon be notified and an effort made
to locate them. This is regarded as
very serious Offense in not showing up
for examination, and if caught the
young men will be drafted into the
army without any examination, and
some sort of drastic punishment will
be meted out to them. The following
is the list of those missing, according
to the records:
Christ Peterson.
Harry William Smith.
Mike Borgne.
Herman Schenfisch.
Albert Martin Hanson.
James H. Medille.
Hugo Hansel.
John Kos.
James Scott.
Edward McAlister
CLAUS Olson.
There's Kabasis.
Charles John Anderson.
Fred Green.
William F. Radiant
Ross Carlton Brown.
Gust Gahl.
William A. Robinson.
Joe Larson.
Carl Sletten
Amel F. GerZre.
August Kallenbach.
George F. Asthma.
Antli Savola.
Steve Babick.
Rudolph Geschenvensky.
William George Anderson.
Arthur Peterson.
William George Anderson.
Arthur Peterson.
Jim Kivetos.
George Komschur
Clarence X. Currier.
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Guy Humphreys returned from an
auto trip to Westby, Mont, Sunday,
accompanied by his wife and children,
who had been visiting relatives. Mr..
Humphreys, while in the vicinity of
Westby, proved that he was an aero
bat Of more than the ordinary ability.
He stood with one foot in North Da-
kOta, the other in Montana, and with
both hands firmly planted on Canadian
soil. P. J. McKone accompanied Mr..
Humphreys on the trip.
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MINOT WILL HOLD FASHION SHOW

The Mnot merchants will hold the most import
ant fashion show next week. beginning Sept. TO- in
the history of our city.
Thru the efforts of the Town Crers' Club, which
includes the various Minot advertisers arrangements
were made for all of the Mino merchants to hold their
annual fall opening during the same week. This will
afford splendid opportunity for the -of-town pur
chasers to inspect the various stocks when they ap
pear at their best.
The women will be particularly interested in the
date stocks of SUITS coats, millinery, dress
goods footwear and all accessories The folks
will be pleased with the showing of new fall SUITS
overcoats, furnishings and shoes. The furniture and
hardware stores also paying special attention to
opening week. The stores will all be in gala attire
with their displays of pretty fall merchandise and
there will be many display windows well worth seeing
It will pay shoppers to visit Minot at some time
during opening week. The accommodating salespeo-
pie will be only glad to show you thru the stores
and you will be than welcome whether you wish
to buy not.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1917-09-06
John Dradv Injured,

John brady, the venerable mer-
chant at brady postotIice, met with
Il painful accident recently while haul
ing hay. His wagon overturned and
Mr. brady was thrown out, landing on
his feet. One of the bones of a foot
was broken.
Rain fell Sunday, Wetting the
ground to a depth Of about an inch.
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O'Learv is Actinq Chief.

VIM. O'Leary, receiver Of the Mi
not landoffice, who was formerly chief
of the Minot fire department, has con-
sented to fill the position of acting
chief temporarily, until successor
to Chief Justin Vandenoever, who was
called to the colors, can be secured.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1917-09-06
DRAFTED MEN WERE
Shown SIGNAL HONOR
Ten Ward County Young Men Left
Wednesday for Des Moines, la
Thousands Bid Them Farewell.
HONOR ROLL

Justin Vandenoever, Minot.
John Arthur Hennessy, Minot.
Fritzol Reishus, Minot.
David H. Crimes, Berthold.
Russell Ellsworth Franklin,
Douglas.
Ramona Albert Pease, Minot.
Bert Cav, Minot.
Harry Hall, Minot.
Thomas Slatkey, Minot.
Arthur e. Ellefson, Minot.
Harold Mclean, Minot.
Charles V. Henry, Minot.
Albert Erickson, Minot.
Bert A. Balerud, Minot.
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Little Fall PIoWjna.

Little Fall plowing has been done
to date as farmers prefer to wait un-
til there is more moisture in the soil.
Farmers have learned that it does not
pay to turn over dry dirt
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Very truly yours,
THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
CROSBY WOMAN DIES,

Mrs. G. D. Perry we'll known Cros-
by woman passed away at the Roch-
ester MINI. hospital Friday from can
Ger. The funeral was held at Crosby
Monday. Mrs. Perry is survived by
her husband and three children.
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Mrs. Coye's Mother Passes Away.
Mrs. Catherine Loos Of Freeport,
Ill.,, who has been visiting at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. j. J. Coyle, died
at the Coyle home Sunday following
a brief illness. The deceased was in
her Seth year and up to within few
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1917-09-06
Entertained Old Soldiers

Members Of the w. r. G. entertain
for the veterans of the Civil War at
Riverside Park this afternoon. Nine
Old soldiers We're present and they
were given a banquet that they will
long remember with pleasure.
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50 Soldiers to Leave Sept, 10.

% ooTd7eTs to Leave Sept. Tg.
Eighty-tnree more of the young
men from Ward county who were
drawn in the selective draft, will be
notified to leave for headquarters on
Sept 19.
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Attended Meatinu of Architects,


Robert B. Stacy-Judd, the Minot
architect, has returned from Fargo
where on Sept. 4, he met with the
North Dakota Association of Archi-
tects, of which he is the treasurer
Geo. Hancock of Fargo is the presi-
dent Of the association; Mr.. Van Horn
Of Bismarck is the vice president and
Mr.. Mcfarland of Valley City is the
secretary. Some important business
was transacted at the meeting, which
lasted from nine in the morning un-
til midnight.
A. Fraser, Minot architect, at
tended the convention and was made
member of the association.
Divorced After II Years Separation.
A. H. Beebe of Grand Forks was
granted divorce from his wife, who
deserted him seventeen years ago.
Both live in Grand Forks.
Lands Big Montana Job.
The Minot Construction Co. has
been awarded a large sewer and water
works contract at Glasgow, Mont.
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Ssfar SIHmentbal.

@;e i9on turS semsloet, lit Ostar
i'm alter BON % SabrsE
IN Berlin seitorben.
@r mar tein sroBer Di9Ier, teiner,
Der our9 bas sSnitrument Der Stump
biuuutersraben muB in Die tisfitea
S4ahte Der SeeIe, Der aufreibeu unc
aufoedeu nil. Der mittelgruBe W.GHn
nit oem flusen Sopi uno ben ouutItn,
intsuisen5ipTiibeuDtn, pfiffig laatlr-
ben 4ugen, nit Der boben, breiien, eez
polbten Stirn, ME i'm Yaul 2tnbaH
emit beI9rieb mar Elm sepanotes une
srpbItGDtii6es Sulsut, ein pielieitiger
SDuner, Elm begabter, tlu9er uno
idueaer SdriftiteIer. Sb er iiG ais
Ssuilstoniit CAB, poer uls ,bIutiser
Ostar" i'm iunsen rBerlinsr 1uge5
btott" feline i6arfs Ii. fptBiee 5bsatsrz
frttit trieb, OBJ er apborismsn Irsz
idnslIts, quitipiele i9rieb Ober 81
fans formte INNER mar CT anil
iunt. fred. obue gu Derlesen - Hug.
obne unperftGnoIid ,u iperoen.
Seine 9uitipieIs, bic er gum gr0Bs
ten Sbsil nit ieinem treusn 9Ompas>
non aaoeiburs (nub 9sruitein uno
9otbar tparsn seIeseutlite
5Reilhaber bieier 2uitfpisIfirma) otrs
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eeptember $40. -2os7. amS6tub
$20.72.
Butter. = Wartt nisbriser; grsa.
merp 37h-42c
Gier. = Wsdrtt b05sr; 3ufubr A..
434 aiften; firfts 34-345t; orbindrs
firits 30s-314e; auf bem Wurtt 80
-343c.
aurtofieln. = Wartt uHDerdnoert;
reue, 3ufubr go Cars; alts, 3ufubr
8 Cars.
Ssfliig.l. = eeben6es, Rartt nisbs
riger; 9dhne 1916.
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Der &rieg BON l 1917.
Inter bieisr gsssibnuug DIro Der ses
aenpGrtiae 8elttampi in pei4sn
Gub bic Der. Stoateu eingetreten FnD,
in bic Qnnaleu Der 9el4ihts aGf
9runo Der gtteu oes SuHoes pens
Iion5amtes ibergeben. Utdu bal ilh
in oeuIIelben fir bieie Ye5eltnurs
entIhpOeu, oa teiH anoerer gseigneter
Rame su finDen mar, Goa fir RE
Qltten mar ods uptbpeubig, oeuu hes
reits liegen 9eIuds I'm PeuiiOHsn cor
ppn Seiten pOn 6iuterbliebenen pon I'm
jesieen Srieee INNS Geben setOmwe'
nen amerttuniihen Solbat:n. Su els
mem Saue aebt oa5 Geiuf bon Der
Witttps bes Observation-Disclosures G, s.
Sbon1os aus, bss sSiibrers Der Ses
iAibmannI6dft bes bon einem bcgts
i6en Sou6bopte torpebirtsn amsritas
ntI4n Sontbampfers r0ueuinu" Gin
sipettes @dud If Don Der Tluttcr els
mes TtilidoIbaten, GSt. Silbbers, BON
ccSamestupn, q. g., seFeqt pOrbsu.
Der pGbrenb er cine Bride berpa4te,
Don einem 3uae iiberfahrsn uHo &c.
tDbtet Dnrbsn if.
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aufub:

Rinbpieb. - Die beHeren Nuus
litGtsn iparen in 1a9frage unb itetig.
bic anberen dber langiam unb ihrDds
der. Guts NsiI4tiibs iinb in gutter
Radfraee.
Ulittlere unb i9tpere Stisre 1915
1850; Glsii9er Stisrs $S.00-11.s
90; auserisiene Bis srtra $11.25-
12.25; 5eiisrs S6.00-1100; ausers
lsisn. Bis ertra $1L25-12.25; 3iibe
S.25-9.O0; nussrlsfsus tis srtra
$9.25-10.00; Gamers $6.00-700;
Wildtiibe $45.O0-115.0O; Stoders
uub Sssoers $7.00-9.5O.
Bullen. = Die 3ufubr mar
nur mGbis, bic Ra9irass cine aismIiA
quite unb bic preiie itetig bis ftart.
astte gullsn $9.75-10.25; 9Oloss
ua $s.50-9.75; masers unb Isi9ts
$7.O0-8.50
&Gfber. - anfanss mar De-,
Ulartt fteiig, ipGier absr japd4sr.
Bette lsi9ts &GIber $13.00-13.s
so; fair bis quite $12O0-13.00; or
bindrs unb srobs $700-1100.
G 9p inc. Ter Wdrtt mar
heute feiter unb Die preiie itiesen et'
mos. 2si4te 9erianbtiorteu uno
Gsrtsl tparsn i6tDd4er.
2lusssiuhte S4pere, 225 pfunS
unb aufpdrts, $15.70-15.75; suis
bis auserlsiene 0erpadungss uuo
GleiitRriorten $15.50-15.55; mitts
iere, 100 bis It's pfuub, $15.G0-
1850; leiate geriangtiorten, 120 Bis
$50 Tfuno, $14.25-14.5O; J.rtsl,
110 gIunO unb boruntsr $9.5o-12.'
70; Sdue $9.00-14.55; Stass $S.'
00-12.50.
S9afe unb 2dmmsr. =
Der Nartt mar 5eute itetig, bic Ha4'
frae. mar nibt srob.
S9afs, EXTRA $12.00; CUTE BIB aus'
srleisn. $11.00-11.775; orbinGre Big
jair $5.O0-1O.5O. - admmer, Itrd
$500; CUTE bis aussrIeisne $17.o0
-17.75; Orbindrs bis fair $f3.0o-
1850.
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gus.llcbeu im summ.sebiet,
Bon G. 3iepre6t.

sa BEN 0sonnten Oftober unb 60
pentber 1916 bate id 9elegenbeit, in
tereFante geobahtunsen iiber Die
bortige @ogeliueIt 5u ntnd,en. Sll Der
genannten ,3eit tobte untHterbroten
Gna uuo 9tatt Der &onlpf Der @e-
idiite oIlcr GaIiber, budHtablib feinc
@tirute gob es 91lbe in bem 5oien rro
Grofen. uno trob alleoem fpunte man
EN- reihes Sogeaeben beobotrer, ME.
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gbieaso. 30. Wai.

Sdpeins. 3ufubr $4,000. -
Rartt idpa3, 10 bis 15c b0ber. -
Built $15.25-15.75; Iettte $14.5O-
1866; esmi9ts $15.10-15.SO;
i9pers $15.05-15.9o; raube $l5.oo
-15.20; Tertel $10.25-14.35.
giinbpisb. - 3ufubr 1900. -
Wtortt f.tis Bis 25c uieorissr. Gtn'
beimiide Beef Siisre $9.O-13.7O;
StOdtrs uub Gesbers 81 735-10.25;
aiibe unb 9eifers $6.S-n50;
aGlber $9.50-13.50.
S9afs. - 3ufuhr 10000. wtartt
Idpo6, 20 bis 4Oc nisbriger. S6afs,
eDtbers $10.75-13.50; gtpes 1915
-12.75; 2dmmer, $11.50-15.75;
5ribjabrss2 s2dmmer $13O0--18.25.
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g6ieoso, %. Tlai.


@ei5sn. - Giir SuIi $2.o2k-2.'
o6; am S6lub S2.O3. Sir Septem'
bsr S1.S2h-1.s6; an S4lub 81
S3A.
gDelidtoru. - Sir Suli sl39i-
LA; am S9lub S1.39a; fur Ssps
ismber $1.26-1.314; am SdIuB
S1.263.
Sofsr. = Sar SuIi 57!-593t,
am g4lub 57ac; fir September 5ls
-533c; am Sdlub 51bc.
gIoeasn. = Martt nOminslI.
Gerite. - $1.20-1.50.
9imothp. = $5.75-S.00.
aIee. = S12.00-17.0o.
qort. = Jiir Suli $37.10-37.87,
ON S4iub S3785; fir September
$37.10-S7. 60; am SdauB $3.50.
S6mals. Sir Sulr S21.40
-21.S7, ON S4lub $21.72; fiir
Septembsr $21.50-22.02, am
G4Iub $21.S5.
Rippenisit.n. - syiir Suli 5000
ON S4Iub $2o.55; fur
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fabts, Daren sef9ult am frau50itl9eh
S9Dant unb bra4ten ibm oisl grfola
- unb Diel 9eln ein, benH Is gibi
taum eins 8iibne i'm bsutiteH Spra4'
sebiet, bic ibr Yublitum uidt jeOl
SaiIou fDenigitsns siuige Wla!s .Sai
tDeibe R0bl" fiibrt Obsr ss .GroB.
itabtluft" atbmen ldbt.
Qu6 in Der 9bsutergsi6i9ts ipirs
Iein Rame ais 9riiROsr oes .GeffiHg'
Sbeoters" erbaItsn bleiben. allsrbings
mar iein Repertoir teine 8orituie gu
jenem, bas oann Der grObe DITTO
Srabm mttbrahte. Yaiqsron, 0n'
mas, SaroOu - bieies fraH5oiiiH'
Oreigeitirn beberri9te ben 9beatsr'
bimmel bisfsr Siibne. bic peu fol3eu
erniteu PGmeu iibsr ibreH Gingang
gei6rieben bate, uno Oaneben pranets
NOD ein SOppelfern6en. ni9t grnb
ni6t edit - aus SbeatergOlb lpu- ei
gepnHot bsrausseiaHitteu - Blu
mentbal= =auOeIburg.
Paul Ginoau er5dblt eine amiiantl
Sef4ia4te i'm 3uIammen6ong nil Dsj
yIGmensgebuug 0es neuen S6eutsrs
.SIumentbuls 9Grbier mar Damt
gar ni4t einOeritonoen," Itretbt Gin
oau. sd mub bier bic 8emertuug
etnihalten, bub Der gereifte Sritiiei
uno SiGter ben uppieen &aden6art
Der bem Iiterartiaen anfGnger Elm
niiroiges. seisBteres glusTcben geJsr
follte, nun, bu er iid nift mebr Glte
gu MAIDEN brautte, lid hattie cbne9.
men luTen .. @Is alio Der 9dr5isl
bic Roti8 iiber Die gegriinouue eiuca
neueu Sbeoters gum sritenmal in oel
3eitung lus, frugts er bsir GinTsiier
fetnen Oerebrten Sunbsn:
rGber iusen sic NAL, 5err OottDr,
Ipte tommen Sic auF 10 ausgefaQene
Sa6en? 2eiIiRg 9beoter 9abei
lam man iid bod gar ni6ts OeHs
tenl"
raeTing ift bp6 Elm groBsr Did.
ter"
r0ns mag ia thinner; aber ben
tenrt teiu Dlenitb! Sic finb Elm be-
riibmtsr 9i8terl Benn Sic ME Der
fsligs DaIner Sbr 5beater 9lumens
tbal Sbsutsr getauft bdttsn, ba bGts
ten sic pns s:Isben t0ruer 2l6er
Sic mi1en ui6t pudeIu, iouft fhnsio
id sic :"
Sstor 9IumentbaI, Der Npoenif,
GFu9ift, 2uftTpielbi6ter, 9lpbOriss
menihiibe, 5beotsrbirettor, Rebats
teur uro lleberieber, bat iit sinmul
ielbit siren rIiteruriihen 5rancti.
reur" eenunnt. Gber er mar Elm
nmiiianter, aeiitreifer unp poblpols
lenber Frunctirsur. llnb sr NOR iith
immer beipuBt. bnB bas 9ebist, auf
bem er .5rsiTfiiBe" mar, @ren3en
bate, bic er nie gu iiberItreiteu Ders
fu6te. 60 burfte sr iid aud feinss
Grfolgss uufrittie freuer, benn sr
ertiprane niht SuIebt biefsr fpsiisn
@rtenntniB Der eigenen @reHse.
Dur Elm poor Iuftiue gpsbeiten
fprebe er ieIbit md eirmul gum
Qe'er:
Cine neue Sper.
6ier mudt bsm SOrer sleibsr &ums
rner
9as 2pntpsrt ris bns Sertaebieht:
Der Cert erregf bic 2uit gum S6lums
mer,
Do6 bic WPuiit erlnubt tin nitt.
Girem 6umoriittn.
Wag sr ge3eigt an si9nen 9eiitess
bIiben,
9ein 9eier bat es ie beIadt
Sein Sauptperpisuit Iiegt in ben ai4/
ten WiSen,
Die - anore H5sr Jpn sematt.
Siegsabspef den.
Nus USir5a 56uffps Bud
Srprobter Deisbeitseobeu
GntItnmmt orr golone Spru6:
Der Iiigt, mub PriigeI bdben.
Spt andres pirb gelebrt,
0enn g6Iter ilh befriegen;
Nnr,, bs;r4 es ttyn,1 eIehr4.
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aupfsr. - Wartt fsit; Glsetrplptic
unb 5fpsites 9ierisl. nominea; oritiss
9i.rtel uno lssttr 9eriaubt s29-25-
31.00.
giisn. - Wartt fsii; giO. / Ror'
tbern $45.0o-46.0O; Ro. 2 S44.50--
1850; Ro. / SOutbern S43.00-A.'
90; Qo. 2, S42.00-4300.
3inn. - Wartt ru9is; $64.5o-
$500.
9lsi. - Marlt fart; 11ae.
SpeIter. = Martt flau.
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Ser .ltfri.s.
Bon u rt bur SoIiti6er.

Die triigcriifc Si6erbeit bes Iangen
6rieOenS. = Ger 5rieoen aIs na.
turgenidBe 2ebertsatbmoipbdre. =
entgleiiinIgcn Dor 0em arieg. =
2ic idrDere geraHtiporting Der
4Renifbeit ser @cgeinpart. -
gSirO Die gSeItiataitropbc mie Ole
gcseHiDartige ii6 ie DicoerGOIcn?
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MnStp6rttise mdrfte.
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@ei5en - Wartt nomintl.
DelI6tprn. - Warit tpillis; Ro. 2
s.lbss $1.68a {. |. (. Rem gort.
5afsr. - Rartt Diuis; StdnoarO
O-70hc.
e6mal5. - Rurtt fart; MFSols
Dei $21.75-2L.S5.
alne anbsrsn 4rti.el Ddrsn uuosr'
dnbert.
3udsr. - ROber. Tlartt tetis;
Centrifugal 1886; ROIuiiss $5.OS;
raffinirtsr, gaurtt itstis; fsinsr sranu'
Iirter S7.5o-8.50.