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The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1918-10-17
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HELP WIN THE WAR

Pass the meat to the boys
cover there"
Pass the potatoes to the fam
lily over here.
Pass over the flour, It's the
best shipping food.
Consume the cornmeal, the
breads just as good.
When you hear the call for
help hold the line.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1918-10-17

THOMAS-Funeral services for
Mary T. Thomas were held at the
Wilcox Garland Wilbur Undertaking
ParIars at o'clock Monday afternoon
and interment made in Forest ceme-
terry.
The deceased was for many years
resident of Oskaloosa, the family
home being on North Third street.
She was born in 1884 at Freeport,
Ohio, and in 1861 was married to Peter
L. Thomas who was for several years
member of the firm of Green &
Thomas of this city. His death oc-
Cured in 1890. She is survived by
three children, Walter Thomas. Belle
PLANE, Iowa: Mrs. T. c. Kenworthy,
Richmond, Ind; and Mrs. w. II. Jen-
kins, Pittsburgh, Pa. one daughter. Ell
eanor G. Kent having died in 1914. For
several years she has made her home
with her daughters at Pittsburgh. and
Richmond. and her death occurred at
the latter place, Saturday. Oct ~,
1918. where a short funeral service
was conducted by Rev. Luke Woodland.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1918-10-17

PATRICK.-Born, to Mr.. and i:.rs.
Clifford Patrick of Beacon, Friday.
october 4, 1918, daughter.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1918-10-17
COCONUT IS MORE
Than A DELICACY
Carbon From Shells Is Used in
Making Gas Masks for
American Soldiers.
BUY THE PREPARED PRODUCT
Contains High Percentage of Fat and
Some Protein, Both of Which Have
High Food VaIue-Some
Nourishing Dishes.

When Won buy cocOnut think of the
American soldier whose gas mask j.
supplied with carbon from the shell
that once surrounded that cocOnut
The coconut meat is used in various
wavS and the shells removed some of
The meat being dried and offered for
sale in this form. BUylng the prepared
rather than the fresh urodus,. there.
fore, saves a war material.
Coconut is more than a delicacv
It is a real food. for If contains n high
percentage of fat and some protein.
both of which have a high food value.
And when YOU include coconut dishes
In your menus YOU are helping to pro-
vide masks for soldiers at the front.
Here are a few good recipes for the
use of coconut:
coconut Rusks-5o-5o
1 quart milk u cubful ukewarn
Y cnnfuI sirun wa ~
1tabIespoonf,il salt Il cunfu1 Yat
cakes yeast : pounds wheat flour
cupfuls shredded 9 bounds rice flour
coconut ? egg whites
Scald milk, sugar and salt together !
cool to 80 degrees +. and add yeast,
uissoiNe III ohe-hail cuplul IukeWarm
"''i' men "uu 9iioi 'enihs .iieh ali .lle
HOUR, WHICH mas Deen previously Silt
ed together. This makes a very stiff
do,,ob Coyar and Iot riga In a x,o-,,
80 Iii sa,,,,Io ~ LII n. -,
Piace uhll uoupie III pulh' bedL tHe
whlte OF TWO eggs not TOO stin' cut
down the dough- ana work IN the egg
"hlteS. WORK until SMOOTH elastic
mass results. cover ana set to rise
Let dough rise uhtll very light, then
ron OUT 10 one-1ourth-lnch thickness.
AFTER the auultloh OF the egg the dough
70 80 SUI Di 'H'i over WIN syrup,
SP'ii,N'e Win coCohu'' loii up anu cut
IN pieces One-halT-lnch thlCk. Place
in pan fat side IN. Let rise. Bake
IN a r,oderato o1yor On ,,,;r,,+os
III "'' '''" ~ LII
Coconur Corn muffins.
q cGptul noHr teaspoo9fuls bsk'
/ cupfuI cornmaaI . eng, p'"uef
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1918-10-17

OLDHAM.-Born, to Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Oldham, No. 612 South D street,
Saturday, October S. 1918, a son.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1918-10-17

DALES.-Born, to Mr.. and Mrs
Ivyl Dales, No. 81 Fifth avenue west,
Monday, October 7, 1918, a daughter
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1918-10-17

iOImeTly pdSlOT VI IHe fTleHuS
church of 0skaloosa.
Brief words were spoken at the
funeral here by Prof. Stranahar, and
Pres. McGrew of Penn College. She
was prominent Friend of Iowa Year
ly Meeting, having served as one of its
clerks. She was also an elder and ac-
tive in the Foreign Missionary work,
and in the Women's Christian Tenn
perance Union.
Relatives from out of town present
at the services were Dr. and Mrs. S.
r. Gray of Abba, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Lewis and Mr.. and Mrs. George Lewis
of Marshalltown; Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Laid. Lynnville, and Mrs. Jane
Thomas of New Sharon.
DUBOC-Charles II. Duboc died at
his apartments, $500 Woodlawn ave-
nue., Chicago, Wednesday, October 8,
1918, of influenza, after an Illness of
six days His brother viii and two
sisters, Jessie and Grace accompanied
the body to Rock Island, ILL.,, where
he was laid to rest by the side of
his father, the late Rev. A. NJ. Duboc,
who was for number of years pastor
of the First Baptist church OF Oska-
loosa, Iowa.
The funeral services were held at
the residence the following Thursday,
conducted by Rev. Rutherford, of
Waukegon, H., who had formerly
been pastor of the Oskaloosa Baptist
church, and who was a close friend of
the family.
or his immediate family, there re-
main his mother, Mrs. Julia Duboc,
two sisters. Miss Jessie Duboc, former
ly County Superintendent of Schools
for Mahaska County, Iowa. Miss Grace
now with her mother in Chicago, and
three brothers, Will of Columbus,
Ohio, who expects to join the army in
very few days. Ray, already in the
Overseas Army, and Windsor, now in
Camp Lee, Virginia. Also Mrs. Lucy
Jones, of Dennison, Iowa, foster sis.
ter and very close and dear friend Of
.
the family.
Charles was Secretary and General
Manager of the Duboc Paper Company
of Chicago: and for many years pre-
vious to taking this position had been
connected with the American Type
founders Company. Charles was un'
married, and after the death of his
father, acted well the part of elder
brother and adviser to the family. He
was most devoted son and brother,
of irreproachable character and hab,
! it's, and had won the esteem and af'
| lection of his friends and employees by
his thoughtful consideration and inter
est in them.
The Duboc family are well and fav-
orably known to Oskaloosa citizens
generally, who will deeply sympathize
! with them in the shock OF this sudden
! bereavement.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1918-10-17

ROBINSON BARNHART. - Mr..
and Mrs. j. G. Barnhart of 200 Fourth
avenue east announce the marriage
of their daughter, Miss Sidney, TO Mr..
Ralph T. Robinson, who is Sergeant
in Co. d Goth Machine Gun Battalion
lat Camp Sheridan, Ala. The young
couple were married in Albert Lea.
Minnesota, Tuesday, October l, 1918,
at nine O'Clock a. m. by Rev. Lyle.
Mrs. Robinson will make her home
with her parents for the time being.
Best wishes and congratulations are
sent to them by their friends.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1918-10-17
4. + i '++F J. + i +++Tf3
BIRTHS, DEATHS, MARRIAGES
.!..s++.F + 4. j. 4. $4,000

Robert E. West, Oskaloosa SO
.3016 and
Ada Hurley, Oskaloosa.. ..... -. -
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1918-10-17

LAWSON--Lorena Jane Holland
was born in Lee County, Iowa, March
"a, 1S49, and was married to Chas. F.
Crowder when eighteen years of age.
After four years of married life she
was left a widow with one child, E. II.
Crowder, who now resides in Color
ado Springs, Colorado. After two years
spent in teaching school in Lee COun-
ty she was again married to Joseph
Lawson, and with him spent the most
active years of her life on farm two
miles west Of Batavia. To this union
were born four children, Cora Jane,
wife of Herve Richie Of Cedar, with
whom she was living at the time of
her death; John Franklin of Daven-
port; Ella L., wife Of VIM. Nye of
Agency and Mildred H., deceased.
Besides these there are four step
children, Layina Mcconnell of Monte
Vista, Colorado; James E., who resid-
es on the old home farm near Batavia,
Anna E.. missionary in India since
1886; Joseph l.. of Garden City, Kan
sas, now in Y. NJ. c. A. work at Camp
Funston. She was the second time
left a widow, February (, 1918, since
which time she has made her LONE
with her two daughters.
Funeral services were conducted by
DR.. G. L. Minear of Oskaloosa and her
pastor Rev r. V. Felt at the home of
Herve Richie in Cedar. The remains
were left to rest in the Agency GENE
terry Services were conducted at the
cemetery by Dr.. L. J. Shook OF Mt.
Pleasant.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1918-10-17

F'LEMING-Perry Weldon Fleming,
third son of Mr. and Mrs. R. c. Flem-
ing, was porn February 8, 1895, at the
Fleming farm near Taintor, and died
at Murphy Sanitarium, Albuquerque,
New Mexico, September 80. 1918, at
the age of % years Z months and %
days.
At his home near Taintor he grew
to promising young manhood, beloved
by all who knew him.
In the summer of 1918 he became
i'll with pulmonary tuberculosis, and
went south hoping the change of eli
mate would effect a cure. He improved
for time and then suddenly became
worse and on Monday evening. Sep
TENDER 80, the end came.
OF eight brothers he was the first
TO go. He leaves father and mother,
one sister and seven brothers, aged
and friends.
The eldest brother Il. &. Fleming,
is serving his country somewhere in
France.
The funeral was held from the home
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. c..
Fleming, four miles west of TaintOr,
Saturday, October 5, 1918, in charge of
Rev. l.. NJ. Beebc, pastor of the Pres
byterian church of New Sharon and
the body laid to rest in the Masonic
cemetery in New Sharon.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1918-10-17

FLEENER. - Funeral services for
the late Evan Fleener, son of DR.. and
Mrs. J. L. Fleener, were held Sunday,
October IS, 1918, at the Wilcox-Gar-
landWilbur Home Parlors at 2:30 p.
m, in charge of Rev. l.. NJ. Grigsby
and Rev. w. n. Hall. Music was
furnished by Mrs. Harry Douglas ac-
companied by Miss Margaret Price.
The floral Offering was large and
beautiful. Pail bearers were Ed
Gibson, A. E. Child, David R. Lewis,
Hr. Z. H. Hewes and Guy H. Kicpner
Interment was made in Forest cemc.
terry.
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aur;e StaOtuenisfsittu.

Die CORNERS Cooperative
Morfct SO. hat Die foIgcn0en ncllcll
geomten crrpdbIt; Gr1iiocn,, Carl
@altge; /. &ijeprdiioent, 5beopbile
&oIiuctte; ,. &i3eprdiiocut, ". :.
@angcu; 5etret0r Sdobmeiitcr,
=. e. Stocn; General Manogcr.
&oieph e. Gholon.
VIit oem 0ol5iollcn im @iron
WnIo mo dllf Der Gcttibone Suiel
iino INNER nod 5miiden 30 bis 10
Monn t0gIid, beIhoItigt.
- Pin elmer &criummIuug Der @ro
ccriiten oes Stnotes NIT MoQmta
5menipL Dem 5toats Nohrlmq@
mitteI Iiftotor. III MoojIon nahuen
pom bier alta tbcil Die @crrcn &orru
IoQaort, G.@. Wtiillcr, Charles Yen
}eI, g &. 2auaQuc. Ctto e. 5hmarf
uno u. II Ncu.
NuI orul Nothhoua peht lett
cine nclte SloQge. Sie mlroc pon
9crt 2 &oIipcttc qefoltft mo Scr
Sto0t sum l3eid,enf Qcmadlt,
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%9teruuaa thermometer IL @roo mn
ter Alll.
Ter MIuteriport oltf oen 81
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}u Gnne. Nm Wlttpodl muroen oif
Sdlrttld)uhbobntn bonn (Sorf Gom
mi'ior Torrer fiir QeihIoiIen crtIQrt
Shoruiteinfcurr Ionneu Mtitt
lunh in 500 liioI. -. StraHc utN
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nod Nbeu0 III 500 8corac StroBc
mo t3i ijlol. 10. 5traBc; acitern
Nioracn Qab c@ ell Shornitciairucr
III il3 8inncbnao StroEc. Ser
2dloocn mar iii ullcu 6dlcu mtbe
9cIltcno.
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8istoniin.

3ie 3obl Der Rilffilbe nui
Wisconituer 5armen bat i'm lebten
Sabr UNI 5pei Gro5eut 5ugenommen.
8lsconliH beiaB am /. Sanuar 1918
i,785.000 Ytilfiibe, mdbreno I'M
5obr porber oeren 3abl nltr 1850,
900 betrug. 3ur3eit beiiBt cine WiiId)-
tuh elnem 1urhihnlttsperth pom 10
Dollar mo i'm Sohr porber nur eincn
Ioldlen BON IS Collar. lSm ,Sobr
1917 ~lieierte idGbunsgmeiie cine Sub
i'm Iurhidnitt 1880 Yfuno Mild
NIT einem ourhihnittlid)en Butter,
%fettgebalt oon ISL 8funo. IuBer Den
Vfilffllben beiaBen Die Wisconiiner
5armer am 1. Sanuor 1918 ungefQhr
100000 Stiid onoere5 Hin0uieh
oer9llhen nit 100000 Elm ,Sohr
oorber, mas elmer 3unabme bon pier
Bro5eft gleihfommt. Sic 3ahl Der
3urdett i'll Wisconiin er~iitirenoen
Rieroe miro ouf Elm 8ro5ent neni-
ger geih0bt ais i'm &oriohr, 70S,000
Eferoe om /. Sanuar 1918 uno 7t5,,
600 R4eroe am /. Sanllor 1917. 9ic
3abl Der Shneine Id)dbt man oui
etfpa 100000, perglihen nit g.
100000 Dor einem Sabre. Sdofe
uno Hammer gibt e5 Jest ungefdbr
1000, mdbren0 ON t. Sonltar
1917 etlpa 645.000 porbalocn
maren.
9tadl einen utn 3ien5tog pom
ltniocrlitdts -Hegiitrar nl9gegcbenen
Bulletin betf0gt Die 8"eIommt5obI ser
Stlt0entcn al ser StaotSuniperlitQt
i'll Wooiion fitr 0a3 5tpeitc Gene
tier $500. Die Stuoentcn5obl mar
I'M 0ftober 1917 Inn t3 @rosent
bober. Canals noren Dab Stuoentcn
mebr immotrifuIirt. Mcnn alld) ac-
noue 3oblen nod nidt erhdltlih iin0,
10 lit c5 bod 10 gut pie iiher, oaB Die
Ybnnbme sic mGnulihcn Stioenten
bctriift un0 BOP 0iesmol mcbr 6roucn
lmmotriflllirt murocu OILS I'M &or-
lahr.
- @pron 6. Nclion. 5ohn 0es
Experimentation &obn M. Nclion in
OfoOiion, lit in aloii2 I sum
VtilitoroienIt ousgcbobcn moroct
Gr botte exemption beortront, cin.
nal neil er lauomftthihoftlid) tbdtiQ
uno 5tueitcn3 neil er perhcirathct lit.
@r plr0e III bcioen IGaen obgemic-
Elm. Nelion uno icjn &oter hotter
lid bcioe oitf Die Nnflage hin, iif Ser
3iehnng ~ent5ogcu, be3tp. oo5u perlei
tet SIT boben, SIT perantmorten gebobt
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Sin Wcidlaitsmnnn crtbeilt

Gt7 YIN Wcthlattsmnnn C~rthcilt
5ilttn Nntb. sd ntod)te >lhlcn itbcr
men tFaIl NIittheiIuuQ mot,cn"
ihrcjbt Nerr NauI (metti pom 2ou
rlunL Mid. Den i'd, tilrsIld, boob
3dlttt hnbt &or etmo orei Moben
nur0c tl1tr mcmer &uuocrt. Ntrr J.
Gtnonu, on Den il t0llldl Groceries
dhItetcrt, lerht traut ut0 nulBtr itilte
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Fdthc Ge}oQNL hottcu iibcrcimtim
'fcn0 crfldrt. ooB Is ljdl nm cine,
SOL bon Nppcno;tlti% han0lt un0 cine
oforttGt Cptr0tlon uotbmcnHld lei
Nfr orult Qturih iijrdltrte ilt iehr
ulo mnhr uutHtid,ic0cu. mas or thtlu
ofltt &d) I0b lhn otn Rath. I'D
ofort cine ,Ti0'd'e Noruu'u @lptn
fr0uter VT b%clorueH, tr that Sizes oud,
mn ion0 81 icyutr arpEtn lltbtrra
ld'uaa. Nob uodl YucltdQiQcm e3t
hroiid 0ltit@ NtiIulittslo itnt4 5pur
pom Sd1n,er3 ptritnwmotu mar. Nr'
'coer @'leQenhcit >euft II mir lct'
'iir Sen Roth Sen III ltm aeaebtn Ia
be tno Der Inn nor elmer aliahrlidlen
OPERATION btyuobrt hat
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lutertiiren. Soe ptrflld, glIt lit, oeiien
NctIcrioIac ljh jlbcr eui >%lohrhuuocrf
tr'trcten. uu0 0or htute Die baIitott
'tc iamiljtumcoBjn III. 10 idrtibei
Cir I'M u1htre Au@Fuuit an Sic Scr
teller. Gr. Netcy ,yabrncn & Sons
Ga 2a0t @aihjHaton @lbo,. Ghito.
90. Ill. Tertt4 aIpeutrautet MIRO
Mat oi,rt Apothtter ncrtouit. ION.
nern Nurh hcionoerc @ntolaatnttu
oirctt poln &agogatorium g%cIieieri.
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Bonn SDDe %abhSrufeH.

Raee. Morie Riibe itnrb am
Ilenstog I'M 5ouie ieineS 8ater3 an
Der Mormon Goulee 2an0ltrdBe
oitrd cigene 3auo. un0 omar angeb'
lid ans Summer barber, odB man
Inn iciner jd)mod)eu @%eiun0heIt ne
qeit aus Der Arnee e~ntlaiien mltBtc.
Gr mar in Camp Ge6ge. Soma, ItatIo,
nirt mo muroe am t6. Ge5ember
b. ). cntioIien. Nortb Wiibe, Der 81
,Suhre oIt mur0e, fannie ants etIler
1amilic, oercn DIitgIieoer faIt ale
muiifaIiide@ lalcut baben. Gr lelber
ipiclte 8ioIn uno Nioliile uno mar
bier Sabre lang Wtitgliso oes glln-
ucapoIiS Spmpbonia Srdelters,
i'll Dem er bic 5neitc 8eige Ipleltc,
Setu 9rroer sSelir madt sur Belt
cine Gonccrttonr oieie9 Grhelter8
mif, oo5 i'd jebt i'll Genpcr, Colo,
bcfinoct. Ter 8eritorbenc binterIdBt
ieinen 8oter, 5fuei @rii0cr, George
mo 5elir, rno 5pei Sdmeitern. 5ralt
:. q. anutiou uno cine SdpeIter,
| Die Den 0au@balt 0e5 8ater5 iiibrt.
Sailcp. ISn Nod Sails, 81, itar6
an Gicn9toa @eorge s. 9oilen Or,
5ohu Don q. $. @oilen, 1928 iilol.
1. 5troBc ON 5d)orlohfieber. Ga@
HedrGbnir iQu0 qcitern bier Itatt.
GOou. 9tn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Itarb
it cinenl hieiiget Spitol emil eng.
Ter pom 1909 ilol. S. Strobe. Ter
@erItorbc1te mur6e OH s. Samtor
1850 in g~cutidllano Qeborcn. Ger
Softer, Die 5tiefmlltter uno Ore
Stlpciterr, ISrnu Better Menoliug
go GroIIe, 1Yrou &obn arollIc, Gam
2ufc GouIce, uno 6rou VI. 2pnd
III @(rliono ilberleben ibu. Ios @c.
arGbniB mar gcItern olli Dem Coi
@roue 5rle0bole,
gera. IN Detroit, Did, itorb an
Il. 5c6ruor nodl fur5er Aronfhcli
Fri. 0lortbo 9crq. Sic (ohtcr por
!. s.. BERG. 9t3 8ine StroBe, SRI
@er9 mar crit p Sabre aft, lie botti
Die Mi@coniin @uiineB StuIe bier be
iudlt uno beIono Iidl crit eiliQe SABRE
in Detroit. Der &otcr. pier Sd)we
tern mo eiu Nru0er, ole in 2oGrolI,
mohneno, bctraucrn iie. Gn2 BE
qrdbnib mar out Ntittmod in Arcu
0iQ.
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Sduaoabipfeln.

Mtei Ser3 is mia a 9 d. N q III nj
so poQer 2oher uno Hib',
Is bot foa giunoes 6lederl mebr,
I05 IS gang 9'miB.
IS is lido Oft oruft norm
Bon 9eonoerln 10 rar,
llno groo mie q Shnamm Is:
@nlo poll uno bulo laar.
&ebt is iibermunoen,
limo 8 2iob IS porbei;
Sect Och / qor5 tolls
Nm Die GeonoerI porbci.
In lett gch ia roo mebr
Vtit Wanmsbil0erlcut,
limo mer mir Dos gloubt,
Ger lit g'miB nidt reht g'hcio
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8un6esgeriht.

Gin ongcbltfer ~Sloder" nonte13
Wfor @iolberg aus Nina. Nis., ser
Dor @unoesbilf5maridoIl 9orriIon
9ebrad)t lpnroe, fonnte ben Notlpeis
brlncgn oaB er bereits i'm NIter bon
"a Sabren ltebt. or tpltroe trob0em
reltgeholtcn neil er oIs Reidsoeut-
Id)er lid nid1t I'M @eIibe zines Ser
mtta" befano. Sem 5Sou miro Ser
@rono Sllrp oorgclegt tperoenL ltno
bis 5t oercn 3ulanrmenfuuft miro
er Gunrtier I'M Gountp @ef0nqniB
3lt nehmcn hoben.
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Nus ben 0eridten.
Gpnntpseriht.

2lop0 uno HuIiel SodmoIter, II
reip. II Sabre oIt, Sobne Don 60.
marc SodmnIter, 1916 8roipect Str. D.,
fpuroen noh Der Snouitrieidule qe-
if)idt, neil iie iid 0os Stibiben on
Qelp0brt butten. Hid)ter 8rinolen
bolt, baB Die 8uben bel geboriger
Auiiift Die StebIIudt bolo obleeer
mer0ert.
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Is AOitrt Sic
Midt Giuen Gcut

ocn berilhnltcu Nultcu uuo Gr
taltun1SmIttcI eillcn &criud, III
Qeben. 0ic1cu Sic in Ncpid,lna
Ipothcfe. 5C3 Muu 5trabe.
mo bolcn lid, cine 50t oocr ST
6lnidle pom C,rou'a 9crba 5an
ia. peraciicr Sic Ncn 4tamtn
nidt. qebrrndleu Cir sic Ndlitc
oopou. uno luenu sic uldlt gu
lebcn 6 iei bo5 9cite mos Sic
lc aebroudlten, brinqcu Sic sic
dnoerc &0lfte 5ltriIf. uno crhoI.
ten Sbr poIIcs Cello oaiiir Ser
ind)cn Sic oicie Cficrte lctt, iic
tit ebrgid geuieiut
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Der 9rdliteft ocs Sdmlrntba IT.

Der 9rd1itctt ocs Sdnlrntha IT.
GIeDeIono bat oicicr @eboroe Dor ct
lIdlen Sogen 0en4}Ian iilr einen nclltn
Emp non SdrnlQcb0uotu uorQsIeat
Der Elm 520 6lB Iangc@ eiuIt6dipe&
,}ieQcIgcbduoc, 100 Ellb brett mo
IS SUR bod1, poriicbt. IS Qibt III Dem
eScbouoe fcinc lrcppcu. ooltacu orrj
hcoeftc Sole, Die u%titciuonoer perbum
Den uno fir q~eluobnIidl ais Sptci
plate 81 bcnlben iinh. obcr oltdr u!s
cin5lge@ groBc5 AUDITORIUM permonn
merbcn toHnen. Sir oicic Sortt
SdnIQcbGn0c brmuft man irdle
lt0otiidlc @nuplube mchr OILS iur nt.
fritbcrcn @ebdlloe. Ter crIlohtc 4}rcj.
fir no8 QunN miro icoodl ourdl 81
nermiuhcrtcu Molten M @oumottrjo
mo Yrbcit. uno onrh 0u2 Nehlt
ron ,Senericiteru uu0 clicriru 5rtp
ben cufQehobeu Ter SduIratA Il
uchmi1fr ocu 4Ion. 1uo ems oNe'
5tnci ioid'cr S~dmlhduIcr tpttocn II
htler acbnut lperocu.
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|AluaH El1e.
fonar por Toa Ben 80.

Nuf Oieien in Der hcutigen Ntmntel
beglmcnoen nellell Honar modte1
mir Die aufmerfiomteit unierer Sc
lerlrnen mo 2eier bcion0ers lcnfcn
Der &nbolt oicieS Ronon8 bonocIt.
yuie idlon Ser SiteI oesiclben anocu.
tet. bon ben 2ei0en uno ~9Sreuoeu ser
Che. Gr itornnt ans Der 5e0er notl
>Son @op go. elmer bcfanntcn no
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., uno fam obnc
9cncnfcn Stng uno Nlt SIR otfmrrf-
lantcn &cttiIrc cmpToblen meroen.
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G6herc &reiie inr Sarmmuidriueu

16lere 3rciie inr csarmmuidtincu.
ltuicre iSaru1cr. meId,e bisher iur ihre
Groouftt hohcrc Nrciie ODER. mic Jest
Ser l~nuoIouiigr auSoruf Iolltet.
Nylca@preiie erbleItcn, lperocn I'M
tammcaoen Truhiahr audl ibrcrieits
~Nricg@prcjic iur lanopirtnihaitIidlc
@folhlncn sic tic otrua t~euothiacu. he.
}dhltn utiti'ca. Ter @rci@ iitr" iait
i3Hmtllde Farmmaidlincu iii chen
nut In ate Nobe Qelnnlcu. 20 foitct
l. 2 eiu Se~Ititbinotr, Ser I'M ltetcu
Sriihjohr iu $l45 ucrtauft ulroe.
ict S235, Ser 8rei@ Ser 9~il1niaidi
ue lit upr $50 oui $50 a%citicacu
Sultp 8fIli9e. Sic iouit 81 So or
hdltIit rarcu, brjIlata Jest ioaar
SIS.
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Wie emdno oeriiderte. lei Elm
~aepr0netes Ysou niht 10 uuaes
nebm. ais EN- unyeoroHetes AlJsnebn
1T.
.Mon Sat QUA Ni.id1tn ae3sn
Iid)," io9en Die Gsate Qeyn cis aus
oers NfIlhtea not uie 4tt1nnt bls
ben.
Sohfen Ntttnbal8 At
reialip ott meIatH Hultbdauis N
Ieutlhtdne. ndNtltt to- 0ul cen
Guaorltltlonettr.
Ter "tlgIu0e Etettr2moter
osr >9eIt. Oct tir 3JQnGNlt1e
Smtdt pttpeucti u,to &ttaI III
OEapm
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airdlides.
RsfUrntirte ct. Spbannes 0emeinhc
Ode 1. nnb @tarfct Strabe,
Iaitor, =. Studmcier.

SonntoqSid)ule nm 900 llhr. Die
3eit I'M fiir oas Oiterfclt 81 iiber lit
od. &ommt ale.
Geutiher .9%aiiionS = 8~ottesoicnlt
nm 1890 llbr.
Sugenoperein I'M 1880. 8eIpre-
dung ilbcr peridie0ene 5rooen.
Seoermaltn lit ST. allen Geriamm.
lungen eingelaoen.
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Sternlhnrppen nno 0nlaen:
bnmotitiides.

Sett tpiiicn mir olld,, morlmt
man Die bei5ungaIoien Woutoqc ser
letten Modleu Bic obIalcn" qenonnt
hat. @lcl mon @clcaenbeit hottc, on
lbnen blou 81 fricrcn.
9}ur njdlt Ocr3oaen. Gle ,3eit
III nIt)t oII5ufcrn. mom Is icIbit Dem
lurflhnitt@biiraer Qritottct iein
MIRO, plelclht Gin ooer 3peimoI III
scr 0ode Elm ii SIT ellen.
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Toe 9altler DER
2egislatur isis
conltrls tratc1l
am 0ienStog
9tohmitta8 nm :
llbr our Sonoer'
iiBltng 8uiallr
men. Is MIR.
Den Routincnr.
better erleoi8t
Die 8eumten oel
leeten Situnl
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Gin @eiItlider in Baltimore Der
Iifert, ooB ON iitnoiten Gage o1c
DtpIterien oufgcfl0rt niiroen. llno
Die 6ron1men 5ittern OF al ser Sober
fnopfe, Sic lie III oen 9IingeIbeutel
gelporien buben.
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GIcftriId'c Raten III budl in ga

SltIfttluEt hHItH III Hual III III
Grolfc- ESlt Dem Ecrhor Der Miaton-
fin MinmeIoto 2iqht & 45omer so.
Dor e~iienbom : Gonmi5i0r Aucn
ON letter Gonucr5toQ trat nebeu OF
oeren llebellt0noen aud 5ntnqe. oub
Die Staten fir GIeftriSitdt i'm Mohn
6iItritt uno IHIr eIcftriidle 9ctricb@
troit i'll aroBcn ,fobtifeu bier hoher
fino OILS III Gan Claire, aeofut mo
unoercn StGotau Neloe 5cltcu mer
ben ibre Nniidrtcn Der Stoot2eilen
balm : Gontmiiliou idriitlidl llbernIIt.
teln. 9ludl mub crit cine AbihoBlulg
bes @erthcS Der hiGiiacu NnIa1e uno
N~usitottuna gc1nott ner0cn, che ilbcr
Die @ci3unqa., So8 uu0 @lcftri5i
Tits Aoteu uno 2icilit u1tidlicotn
tpcr6cn torut.
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eEy @er G,eloer 81 mdRigeu 3inier
leihen ulDdlte. eueu uerldBlidlen Natb
aeter fir SEEDS nuo Rortgnges braudlt
ooer 0elo arf quite Siferheit altsleihei
min. nenoe ith an u. :. 9idifd
203 G. 4. Strake.
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8eldlaffs Hoti3en.

s@ 8enn Sic @elo gu 5 Gro-
sent baben modten, 10 ipred|en sic
bel mir Dor, g. s. Sof5, Gontor
I'M Rcpbura 0ebduoe.