davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-06-22

Al oi Sec. %, NJ Sec. y, NWN, SEA See
7: IS. =. !: 8 Asi:i.ai.ss. s,ss4ah .e =;
q which i,2o acres we're selected for II
Fsnd. The improvements on this Ian
consist Of house, barn, well, w~indnill, Co
rails, tanks, and fencing. value !2-Nd
NSW;xs w.: Ne NJ s, swS swt u shSw4; sEf
B; EW. ESNz sEi1 Sc: y i, as. ,s sS;
EH Sec. S. !" zs. r. isW., Containing
sI'1 ior aeI he 8 ssn Which p. 10 and ss'e Gran, wsts c :e'sss,
Railroad Bond Fund. The Improvements
on this land consist Of two houses. coz
rails, four wells and wisdmills, and ienc
ing, value $3.50.
sD St's Al NJ, .. 8: e.. Al y. + +. IS. L 4 Il ns ysw :
NWA Sec. Is. 7. 10S. K. 2lW.. containing
l.3lS.O acres. all OF which was selected fos
The Santa re and Grant County Railroad
Isns ea rsnd. Of The Improvement sn sm on this
Sale No. sss, EHSWI Sec, "a, NHNWA.
EHSWA Sec. q. r.. PAS, X. lsW. containing
~ acres, There are no improvements on
SAN Sec; q. s3NNwx Sec. "a i.
sos. R. cow. containing. $50 acres. TIE
improvements on this land consist of tenc
Sale No. ~, swNNEX, swNNwK See.
selected for the Santa Fe and Grant Coua.
ty Railroad Bond Fund, The Improvement.
$50. "
Sale No. ses, sWAsEN Sec. 8. SEXNEH
AANWA, EhSWA Sec. II, VIZ, NHNER
Sec. @. NhMMA Sec. q. NEN Sec. q,
which $40 acres wer1 selected for the SAINT.
fe and Grant County Railroad Bond Fund
The improvements on this land consist OF
lencing, value SIS.
Sale No. 400. SEMNEM, EXSEa, SWa
IsEA Sc. 20. Az o. Sec. q, ~ Sec. g.
700 acres. There, are no Improvement
On thrs iauL.
Sale no. Si0. NEM Sec. q, NJ, SEA See
-, 4. us, k. NV, containing 90 acre.,
There are no Improvements on this land
sale No, Sit, ElJWh Sec. }. .SE4NWA.
NEASW54, SHAsN4 Sec. 10. EHSEM Sec.
"a, WI.NHA SCI. 1, LHNE54, NEESWH,
AWASkA Sec. u, T. rs, X. BN.' con
taimng 603.O4 acres, There are no improve,
mems on tins land.
X. NV, containing 4Sl.35 acres. The in.
pr,yemeits on mas land consist of fenc;nT
value $lOO.
Sale No. si,, NWA Sec. q, SEX Sec. T.
There are no improyenents on this land
sale No, sl<. Lots 3. !. SEKSWK Sec
30. 7. 33S'. r. cow. containing fiso5 .cres
The Improvements on this land consist OF
fencing, value sl2s.
Sale No. SIS, ''sWANEA Sec. Is. 7. iss..
Sale No. SIS, Al of Secs. a. IS. ID. EN-
NL4 Sec. II. NEANEA, SHNEM, NJ SWH.
SEAsWA, SEA Sec. Il, All Of Secs. "a. q.
The Im~provenlents on his land CONSIST 81
wei and frntinp. value nszW
Sale No. sl7, Al Of sec..27, EI, EnWn
NWAAW4 Sec. q. I. los. r. INV, con,
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-06-22

Sale No. s5a, FH Sec. 3, T. 25S, r tlW..
containing 322 acres. The improvements
on this land consist OF two wells, ditch,
and fencing, value $665.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-06-22

Sale No. $50, seq Sec, ls, NEN Sec. 70.
T. 25S,. r. low, containing go acres,
selected for Santa Fc and Grant County
+, r. Bond Fund, There are no improve
ruents on this land.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-06-22

81 Sec. 10, All of Sec. 2, T. 23S., r. SW.,
containing l,4404S acres, Of which 800 acres
was selected for the Santa Fe and Grant
County K. R, Bond Fund. The improve.
mohts on this land consist OF
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-06-22

First Publication June %. 1917.
Last Publication August "a, 1917.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-06-22
STATE OF NEW MEXICO
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
PUBLIC LAND SALE
LUNA

Sale No. AsA, seq Sec. 10, T. 2ss., R.
wv, containing 100 acres. The improve.
ments on this land consist Of clearing,
value 1875.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-06-22

First Publication April Is, 1917.
Last Publication June IS, 1917.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-06-22

Sale No. SIS, SWN Sec. IS, T. PCS, R.
qW.. containing 100 acres. The improve
ments on this land consist of well and
fencing, value $493.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-11

3ige gluspub an ocm GletOe, an oem
eleaante Gfnfo9beit Der bcruorite
1cnoite 3ug lit Gin einfa6er, ilber'
aus flcioianier 6ut uno biibider Son'
neni6irm DerDouitanOigen oas &os
itiim.
Sehr einio6e, jllgeu0Iicbe 2inien
tbarafteriiiren ooS neue oonespiece"
StraBenfoitiin Inter oeu ncueu
&ritbeilungen iinoen iicb iebr biibihe
Noocllcf III iGmor5 unO meiB aelpiIr.
ieltcu 0lnterial. 0ieie &ombinotion
ideint uiemals an @opilaritGt ein5ii.
bii cnim0 beionoerS Inn oieie Sabres-
5eit befommt man iie in neuer, rei5.
poQer Geitoltuna Diel 81 Ieben. Gin
Slei0 bicicr glrt, oas pc0cr an cinfa.
der Glegan3 nod Gleioinmfeit 81
piinidcn iibrig ldBt iii in iuierer
Apeiten Sluitroticn pic0epge1ehen
Ger 1eyOorfefeuOIte 3us an 6ieIem,
in einen Stid pcarbeiteten Gleice III
Sic SSugcn0libfeit Der Ginien. 8on Der
Sdllltar bis aiif Deu 9odiam 1T oie
2inie foWn unterbrcdjcnJ abgeie6en
ron eincr lciHtenUlarfiriing Der Soil-
lanlirie 0nrd Den ibmolen, ueiBen
Glidgiirtel. Ger rei3cnoe, fait male.
rid mirfen6e Grageu, lit ebenio uie
oic @2onihetten oie Eoilen.GiHfoI,
lng born uno oie 9oiden llnran.
Dung cbenfolls bon Sem meiBcn Iuh
giucn neitcren hii6icben gluspis bill
oen bic Quaiten, oie oell @iirtel @n.
sen dig 9lGihluB 0iencn. @urd oie
G3ornirAng nit Dem peiBen Sud
miro Gin reiscnOcr, ooM fcincswe9S
Gdiollen0cr Houtroit er3ielt, Der BON
'ibcrit gcidmodrnacr @irfrng lit
@inc if6marae 9ltIos. Grooattc, hiibide
3icrfn6pfe lno ciu icis6cs S5iittben
ron idWorScn Chip Strob troQen
pori5cil6oft 3u oem @ciomnltcinOrut
0cr SridIeiniug bci.
gon uuocfinirborcm 9leis iin0 Oic
meiiteu Der &leiOcr, Ole iobal0 iie bic
&criii1ite i6res Shopfers oerloHen
sic 9eiie nod Dem Siioen ontreten
Tic auberoroentlich gci6idtc uno gc-'
idaradoclc &om6ination non hcri1ie
0cnem9Fatcriol ccrlei6t oicIeu Mooel
Ten cine eigene glotc bon Giitinttion.
Dies Gilt oib III beion0erem Mobe
non Ncin &oititn ooS IN itniercr brit
ten gIbbil6lng 0en Scierinnen ooree.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-11

namente aus forbigen ,frnitnoQ ge.
mo6enen Strobborten, tpie oud ans
SeiOen6orten. 9lu6 8eoer- SSancies"
tno Bompons liebt man, bod ni6t 70
oiel, mie 6is6er. 9lle @ornihr ideint
oarallf 6erebnet 5u iein, Dem Suite Iei.
ne 8orm iInbeeintr1mtigt al loiien,
mas bon groBem @ertb lit. Syn fri.
beren Sobren fonnte eS poiiiren, oaB
penn man einen Sut gelpGblt bate,
Der @inem gut 8u @eiidt itonO, ole
ilripritngli6e 5orm OeiieIben no6 Der
@arnirung nidt me9r 81 erfennen
mar. 0as lit 6elte ousqei6loiien,
benn ouf bic GrbaItuns OsT Torm
miro Oie er0Bte @idtigfeit gcIcgt.
g8as Die 2ebtere onbetrifft, 10 i'll
Der fdmole, bobe Sllt entibieoen Dor.
berridcnO, mas, nadoem Die eroben,
breitranoigen Siite 70 louge bic Serr.
fdoft 6otteit 81 eriparten mar. @ans
eigenortig mirft Der 6obe, Ihmale
Sut nit idmalen, na6 iutcn f1len.
Dem Rono, ser etipos O}iibenortiqeS
bat. DieIer f4male RanO beOedt gum
&beil oie glugen, ga ser Sut peit ms
@eiidlt geriidt eetrogen miro, un0
icbr ipeit IN Der Sutfrone it, W}on
fam 6Glfig nomentlid BEL iuugen
W1do6en, oie oieien Sitt troge1, heob.
odten ooB Iie Den Gopf 5uriid6iegen,
Inn better ic6en 5it f0nnen. 9luh eini-
&c breitronoige 6ormen 0em ,Eofe~
dbrli6, geh0ren 81 ocn Neilbeiten
Siite in oglobcltD" Stro6 iinO iebr
belie6t. g9an0a.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-11

utng iid pieoerbolt. Gin 9oppeI.
@iirtel bonn eigenen @oterial lit in
graci0ier @eiie 70 arrongirt, OaB er
cine leiGt onidlieBen0e Sinie in Ser
Soile morfirt &ugelfnopfe bon Dem
@eorgette bilocn cine geruoe &inie
born abpGrtS. @ie ibon eripdbnt
fpiro SoutoI6 .9orte nit @orliebe an
neutrality-suspicious. oerlpanot, un0
3par oor3u9sipeiie NIT ocr 6orbe 6es
&leioerniuteriols ii6ereiuitimmeno
Ole ri6tige Son06abimg 6erielten err
foroert groBe Sorgfolt, uno III iAon
mc6r eine 9linIt 3u oer in gieoe ite.
6en0en &leiOe biloet Der elegante Mo.
.troienbut mts gltlas cine paiienOe
S6luBnote.
Sriginolitdt uno gaeubeit iiro BEN,
te oas ~" in6 80" o1if Dem @ebiete
Der &ubmoderfitnit. 8enigcr IiuO cS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-11

Gle Site ino Sutformen ieItIt. bic bq.
Ionoers ortginea pirten, - obglei9
ui6 bier mande 8eionOerbcit 81 rcr.
3eidnen ii tielmebr liegt cas- Sri-
ginele ut,o atfolut gteulrtlae III Scr
@ornirlng oerielben glibt, 6aB sic
Siite niel garnirt nGren. SSn @egen.
tbeil miro Die @ornihtr 6uBerit lpor.
lam berpanot. 9lber oos @enige, oos
oa5u oient, oen6ut oolitdu0ig gu ma.
den lit bon elmer 0launigfaltigfeit
ltno Sriginolitdt, tpie liie 5ltoor. 9to6
ME la6 man Siite garnirt, 70 eiltsig-
artig lno apart, ipie lett, S5n eriter
&ejbe lit GA Die @olltiderei 5u nen-
nen, 0ie in fiinitlerii6er@eile ge6ono.
6obt, Dem Sut elm gan3 eigenortiges
@epr1ge bcrlcibt glub @orten Der
perId)ieoeniten 9trt fomnen 5rr Ser.
menoung. @on5 rei5el6 iin0 Die Or
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-11
clns Dem Oieid,s Der aytOOe
J y ep . Orf. 0en Ie. aebrnor

4 geiu gorf, oen i6. 6cbruor.
@s iiebt mtrfli9 70 ans, ais ob Scr
g8ettergott lih cin beionoeres0ergnii.
gen oaraus mode, Die Bl1ne S5roli
Dlooes 81 ourbfreii5en g91breno
Ole IN Gdaifenlterii iulo W2o0g glte.
licrs in 0erlodenOcr gLuSmabl auSge
itellten MooeGe fir Ole fommcnOe
lSaiion, aSadcnfoitiime ino one.
piece StraBenfleiocr iii leilJter
Stoffen ausaefiibrt, oas 9tugc Ssr @e.
idouerin ent3iicen, ieat Der grimnte
Noroiueit nit ihneioenocr @Glte Src6
I bic StroBeu, 6aB man i9 cri9ou
erno letter in ben ihiiBenoen NIantcl
!, biilt unO eilig Gem moblae6ei3tel
8inuncr 8uitrcbt Wcr eiHen rcrbt
marnen Wantel oocr molfigen @cl5
beiibt, miro i'm 3lr 3eit ir6r 3i
icbdbcn piiien ilno lpcr i'm bhHucngo
ihniidtcn Stro6bnt Der Saiion nor.
ous5ueilen iudtc, miro ocuielben nit
tpabrem 9ebogeu mieOer geeen cen
olten Miuterbut Dertalicben, 10, uie
man bon eiuern neuen, unpiUerI0iii.
gen SSrciin0 reliig 81 Dem alt be!ud5r
ten 5lriidfcbrt.
glber allies Dos fam Jrml DIooc
nidt biuoern, IN i6rem @rogronm
obne ir0enOpelde 3ngcit1noniiie ooer
Natien fort5nidhrcu. 5ie lit cinc
iebr ielbititGnoige Game, sic fcne
giidiidt anf oeu @cttcraott rinint
I'M 70 mebr, ais tie nls Griobrung
meiB, mic penig &erloB oui oeuiclbcn
lit g9o mir aeitcrn nod bic iebiitdns
oc, pnrme SuQc olS cine Mo6ltbat
entpfon0en, wirS iie ms 6eiiia ibon
iinertrdgIih. Taber lit IS not5penoig,
nli olle Nolle qcriiitet 81 iein.
Ticient Gulnoiae ortrcu icracn
ole meiiten 6rolIcu ibcn 6ci 3citcli
nor, un ie0en gIneen6lid fir iolde
llcbcrroidJunGcn ror6ereitc at iciu
g9dbreuo oas 9oilcrqoItiin iicb
bis iett menig BON bent Scr ncrfoNe,
ueu Saiion iu1tcrlmeioct, iin6et mar
rnter ben ouc-picce Goiiimcn ciuina
iberroiHetoe- 9teubeitcn, 5pnn Sbcil
70 herooritedhcno geqeniiter 0cn
Tird5ifuitt, oaB man iiA fro8t Of
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-11

iii6rt miro Ger o6erc 96cil 6cSfcl6en.
iil aitteIGiieft, lit bon icbperem aft.
roia Scineu, ieDr bii6Ih nit mciBer
Stiderei mlsaeItatiet. Ger pliiiirte
9fod Don icineln ipeiBcn Crepe bate
cine breite @oroiire bon oen oltroia
eeincn Tics lit ohne 5roge cine ichr
9nte Soce, Ino0urA oerbin0ert ipir0,
bob Oas alcio 5il geipidtig ooer Inn.
iangreitb mirO, ipoS ser Sal mare,
mcrn ons Glilee qon5 in Seineu ons.
gefiibrt mare. Sin etnas mtlifdris
itber glHitriA pir0 Dem @lcio oitrd
ofe 1tidcrei pcrlicben. g(eu nno ori.
Qiliel limo Die g(crncl, bic pbcn an scr
S5dnltcr cnq. iin0 nod inten beitdna
Dig al Mcite 5ltncbmen, bei FAINT
mebr ais Greipiertcl S1nae. Gin bib
iMer 6ut ans meiBen G6ip.Stro6
perboaitdnoigt 0icies &oitiim.
@li'iee III 5albs0ligen Salten ipielt
auh in Dem ndditen bier oeranidau.
lidjten allo0eae cine 6eruorrugenoe
9Ioae. 9lisgefiibrt III pcrlgrauem
@eorQette Crepe lit oicIeS W1o0ca qe.
taoe}l local fin 9iadnittaaS,pede.
ginie ino Gtil iino BON entsiidtnoer
Ginfahbeit. Sine 1uBerIt oiItinaitirte
gIQta miro pIeIGH 9la@uljttassfIe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-11

iid mlrtlid ,Srauen fiil0en, sic ticiel.
ben traBen Gbwpb Dicle 6irier &lei-
Der rci3cn0 on3ripben iniG, III ocn
S0ocn mo dloiiicnitern, 10 fam i6r
mabrcr Ncrtb oodl mir o69cihdet
reroen. iuclin man Tie al cincr leheil.
ben iyigur iicht E6atIoc6e iii bob Iit6.
idon ic6t 9icem6crinncq fiHOcM nm
Bmor ntcr Deu i5roteH, oic iid 0elt
gliiientldlt i'm Sii0er leiiaiten fon.
ncn einc iiir Rain 0ea4 iuo al.
here Grtc 5eitimmte Goroero6c meiit
IN Der 9lcgcl cirs folder stlcicer aui
Wcnerfcn@mcrt6 iii Gin alcio, i'm @c.
iiB eiiicr Nlo0coonic, oas In micrcr
eriten gl6biloliaa pcranidaulitt III
gnsgciii6rt lit oa$ielbc III rcidjenl
Qol0iarbiacm 2uiiah In gcidddier
gbeilc 0ereint nit einem affolen0
geitrsiiten 9uTIab auF weiBem Gruns
DC SGielcs Sestere III III qei1mad.
pplley Manier Ger ci3entli6cn Nla
teridl III Tnrn non brgiicn Nauccler
iiber sen %iIiien ciHQciiigt gluh ut
Der Gaille iomnt oasIel6e SIR Ger
mcRGiutu IN Torm 0es breitqn @iira
tcle mo Ser glgGpniGrniaen liat
idlcttcn Iie breiien @lenocn un0 Ell
aise aAoPie iiH0 i'm lleREigea QeE sill.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-11
Gatli6es gStReu.

Mon fpriBe unter 9enubung elmer
GIosIpriBe Die 8obrl06er Der 6Ol5s
Diirmer nit 8en3in aus, nobur1
bieIe getOOtet perben. ST fein Benign
5u boben, 10 fam mon S9pefeIto5s
lenitoff einTpriben uno osriiopft bann
IoTort bic 206er nit Son.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-11

berlic6en 6ur6 Souto'hborten-Stide-
rel in oen beri6ieoetfen 0fitcrn
Sn Oielem Sale lit es cine bis 5um
&uie binaifrei6enoe 9oroiire bon
5oiitoi6. .Stepperei, in Scr Sorbe oes
@IeiOerrnaterinls. sic ocn big 1lr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-11
3 IteberberFeIluug BON
&upferfi9en.

" Il 2 er Il I q n.
Die oergilbten 8ilber ~lperoen pies
ber ipie neu, penn man Iie folgenOers
nDaBer be6onDeIt: Wan oibt in eintn
balben Otter MoFer 30 @ramm puIs
bertIirtes pbosp6orToures Notron
unb brin9t bic G0iung gum Sieben.
6ieruHf gieBt man Tie in cine flo9e
S6dIe, bic nod ibrer 6}r0Be 3ur 9(uFz
nabme Des gu 6e6onSelnben Rupfsrs
iti4es geeignet lit, unb legt Jpn 6ins
Elm. Sn mad bem 3uitonOe bes Sti4s
ldBt man i'm einige @tuuben, fpenn
n0tbia ou9 einea oDer 5pei Sage bd=
rim ipiilt i'm Oonn in gang reinem
DoRer ooriic6tis ob unO bGngt i'm
bonn gum 5rodnen ouf cDer Iegt ibn
ouf reines 5lieBpupier gum Sroden=
fperben. lluae3iefer nirO an bus 70
be6onbelte Popier 10 Iei4t aud nt4t
fDieOer aeben
5rO ItgefdG6igte &artOfs
feIn.
QBenn bic &drtoffeln, bic Den 5roit
alsgeIebi geipeIen finb, niht gang
Our6gefroren IirO, 70 tann man boFs
fen, ben fiBli6en @eT9mad bdbur9
gu beIeitigen 6oB man hc Dor bem
Ge6rau9 ldn9ere 3eit in einem 9faum
tagert, Der 68- 8-72 @rdb 3. parm it,.
GonTt bleibt MIR iibrig, bic Rartoffeln
gu T4dIen un6 iie obne BdKer in eli
nen 3opf 5u tbun, ben man, nudOem
Der Dedel luFt0i9t baraufeetIebt lit,
an 6as Teuer Fent. 0ie &ortoFfeln
todsn i'm DompF unO man i9medt
Oas SiiBe niAi.
q a9Dets BON 9dumpoGIe
in gemiI@ten @speben.
M1an befreit cine qrobe oes betrefs
fenben Stoffes bonn qtppret, TpHlt fis
rein uno legt Iie nu9 bem Srodnen
Bis 2 Minutsn in fon3entrirte G9pe-
felIGure, nobel bic 8aumpoufGben
ii9 ouflDIen. II I'm in oemiI9ten 9es
ipsben WclIe bon 8oumipole gu unters
Ideioca, fam mon F9 elnsr 15pro3.
3ali= pber Notronlauge beDienen,
fpel9e NIT bem 9unbertIteu S6ei!e
gletglGtte getodt porber uro ertdltet
III. 2egi man in bieIe 5lifigteit elm
Stiid Des au unteriu9enDen @spebes,
70 nirO Ii9 bic @oue braun fGr6er.
pGbreu0 bic goumnoGe unperGnDert
bleibt. LIN un0erfGN4te 2einpanS
3I erfennen, befeu9te man bic qro6e
nit 2einDl. 6isrbur4 betonmt Die
9eineitfoier ourhiGeirenoes glniehen.
ipie geOltes popisr, bic 8aumnollen=
foIer bleibt peiB lnb nirb nidt bur4s
l4einenS.
@uttoper9atitt.
LIN @tttaper9a auf Sol3, @fein,
@las, 9or3elan, papier, 2ebsr5elge
un6 gsficniBte 5ld9en Su bsfeitigen,
er6Glt man, iuOem man in einem st.
Iernen GeFdBe gleid5e S9eile Bed unO
Gjuttoperda 5uIammenIamil3t. DieTer
&iit, fpel9er Dor 9eniiBung gsT9mols
gen pir0, boftet Ie9r feft an Sol3,
Stein, @las, porac[lan, GlIen6sin, ees
Der, peraontsnt, Gebern, SaTsrItoffen
uub Gepeben o1er Dirt, ieIbTt an Sir
nib, pona4 er, ba er suglei@ BPM
@oIHsr qor ridt ougeerifIen ipirb, fir
moucberIei 2tnpenoungeu geeignet 1T.
8sbarblung bes Sommsts.
lin @ammet 5u ipaiden, per6sn
3ipei ainossaaen nit etipaS Sonig
unb Seize in WaHer eetban, eeto9t
uno fleiBig umssrabrt, Der SONNET
lpirb Dlnn auf ein reines Brett aelegt
unb nit o6iser Ulii9una mittelIt Ell
nss QGppAeng aiemIih itarl beieuAtet:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-11
So peui9 eeIslI1oftIit9e Gcpanot-
belt teiiBt man9er, boB er i@psist, 10
DIT sr ni4ts 5u iogen Bat.
Sc na d 5 e II.

0Sie niiiien Oas lnregeImGBige
Seben aufscbef un0 bciratbeu.~
usSd bin ober idon oerheirotbet."
"Daan nIiiilsg Sie Fa l4siosn laIs
ieEh" ~,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-11

$dIfte pliiiirten glod etpos Iebr apor.
tes perleibt syn Dem 6reiten Motro.
ienfrogen fuie IN 0en ibnolen D1an
ldettcn fin0ct 0ieie Solttoib.ger5ie.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-12-19
FRENCH DRY CLEANING

I wish to announce that I have
bought part interest in the Tailoring
and Dry Cleaning business Of J. J..
Ekander. Having been in this
business for a number Of years, I can
guarantee the very best Of work. Dry
Cleaning is no longer considered II
luxury any more than having ones
washing done. Those who know the
benefit Dry Cleaning is to their gar
ments consider it economy, as clothes
Dry Cleaned and pressed wear
enough longer to pay for the clean
ing. It not only removes all grease
and dirt but also destroys all dis
ease germs and moth eggs and bright
ems the colors without taking the life
out Of the goods or injuring them in
any way. The question no longer is,
"Shau I have my clothes Dry Clsassl-
ed"9 but rather, "Where shall have
my clothes cleaned3" Years of
study and experience prompt US to
answer, at the ,ODORLESS DRY
CLEANERS who have installed the
latest Electric Drying Process. Pric-
es as low as the lowest. Workman
ship Is per cent better. Phone us
and we will call for your garments
and return them like new, with no
extra charge over the cleaning.
E. F. MAGEE,
118 18th St. Phone 81
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-12-19
WHEN THE WAR IS GOING TO END

Absolute knowledge have I none,
But my aunt's washerwo.nan's son
Heard a policeman on his beat
Say to a laborer on the street
That he had Letter Just last week
Written in the finest Greek
From a Chinese coolie in Timbuctoo
Who said the niCgers in Cuba knew
OF a colored man in a Texas town
Who got it straight from q circus
clown
That a man in the Klondike heard the
news
From gang of South American Jews
About somebody In Borneo
Who heard of a man who claimed to
OF a swell Society dame
Whose mother-in-law will undertake
To prove that her seventh husbands
sisters niece
Has stated in printed piece
That she has a son who has a friend
Who knows when the war is going ia
| end. Exchange.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-12-19
SOUR, ACID ST0MACHS;
GASES OR INDIGESTION
"Pape's Diapepsin" neutralizes exces'
sive acid in stomach, relieving
dyspepsia, heartburn and
distress at once.

Time it! In five minutes all stom-
ach distress, due to acidity, will 60.
No indigestion, heartburn, sourness or
belching of gas or eructations of undi-
gested food, no dizziness, bloating, foul
breath or headache. g
Pape's Diapepsin is noted for it's
speed in regulating upset stomachs.
It is the surest, quickest stomach sweet
ener in the whole world, and besides it
is harmless. Put an end to stomach
distress at once by getting a large fifty
cent case of Pape's Diarepsin from any
drug store. You realize in five minutes
how needless it is to suffer from indi-
gestion, dyspepsia or any stomach dis
order caused by fermentation due to
excessive acids in stomach.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-12-19
FIRST SHEEP SALE
4 GREAT SUCCESS
Al Of Rusten's Breeding Stock
Offering and Western Sheep
Were Sold.

Mr.. Rusten's sale Of sheep last Mon.
day brought him $2.644.50. for 147
head. While this was not an extrav-
agant price as live stock goes now,
still the fact he was able to dispose Of
them at the home farm with no trou.
BILE to market them was an advantage.
Mr.. Rusten is much pleased with the
interest taken in his sale and with the
fact that the breeding stock was all
purchased by farmers in this vicinity
as foundations for future flocks, and
wishes to express his thanks thru The
Tribune to all who contributed to
make it a success. Mr.. Rusten il q
sheep enthusiast and has demonstrate
ed to his own entire satisfaction that
sheep make a most valuable side-line
on the Kandiyohi county farm. He
has kept not less than 100 sheep dur
ing each of the past five or six years
and has never realized less than 1000
per annum from this herd. One hun
dred ewes which he purchased 1T
Aberdeen last year has netted him to
date $1,774 after deducting what he
paid for them.
Below is names Of buyers at Mon
days sale Of Shropshire breeding ewes
and prices paid as reported by Mr.. E.
L. Thorpe, clerk Of the sale:
Pen No. &c. A. Berg, WILL
mar. four sheep at $40. 5000
Pen No. p. D. Beninga, Ray
mond, Rt. 4, eight sheep at
SO %. .................. 1920
Pen No. 3-Worthie Nelson,
Kerkhoven, Rt. 8, nine
sheep at $1,000 ........... 184.50
Pen No. 4-B. Van Hubelen,
Raymond, seven sheep at
$1,000 ................ 1850
Pen No. CLANS Hamann,
Wtllmar, Rt. 4, eight sheep
at SO INSTRUMENTATION. 1890
Pen No. 6-Wm. Kruger, Ray.
mond, Ri. s, seven sheep at
$40 %. .................. $4,000
Pen No. &c. A. Berg, WILL
mar, nine sheep at $40. 10000
Pen No. S-Worthie Nelson,
Kerkhoven, Rt. 3, ten sheep
at $40 ................... 10000
Pen No. 9-Pete Halvorsen,
Kerkhoven, Rt. 4, ten sheep
at SO .................... 10000
Pen No. 10-A. J. Leedahl,
Raymond, Rt. s, seven sheep
at $40 ................... $4,000
Pen No. 11-John Lied, Will
mar, eleven sheep at $780,. $4,000
Pen No. &c. A. Berg, Will
mar, ten sheep at $40. 10000
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-12-19

George L. Engh, formerly of Kerk-
hoven, writes us from Spokane, Wash
ington that he has passed an exami-
nation for the Aviation Corps and will
soon enter some training camp.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-12-19

Arthur Johnson returned Tuesday
morning from visit with relatives in
Clinton. He has also spent about six
weeks in the state of Iowa.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-12-19

Miss Eleanor Swenson, who is
taking nurses course at St. Joseph's
hospital in St. Paul, arrived home last
Wednesday evening for three weeks
vacation.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-12-19
SCHOOL ENTERTAINMENT.

SCHOOL ENTERTAINMENT
What? Curiosity social and pro-
gram.
Where? Longfellow school, District
No. sc, near Bethesda Homes.
When? Thursday evening Decem.
Der 20 at 7:45 o'clock.
Ladies, please bring some articles
for the sale and lunch for two. A
fifteen cent lunch will be served.
Everybody cordially invited to at
tend.
Jennie G. Shefveland,
Hilda G. Froysland,
Teachers.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-12-19


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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-12-19
THANKSGIVING IN HAWAII.

Norman G. johnson, a trooper in Co.
F, Fourth U. S. Cavalry, stationed at
Oahu, Hawaiian Islands, sent his folks,
Henry Johnsons. one of the menus
used at the Thanksgiving banquet OF
his troop. It was great spread, there
being no less than ~ items on the
menu, which by the way, was printed
on a paper napkin with a Thanksgiv
ing Day design, and the complete ros
ter of the troop.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-12-19

Mrs. Hulda Nelson is assistant
saleslady at the Berlzness, Lundberg
store during the holiday rush. She
commenced her duties on Monday of
this week.