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The St. Joseph observer. [volume] (St. Joseph, Mo.) 1906-1932, 1918-10-26
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that Letters
OF Administration, upon the estate Of
Wilbur s. Chandler, deceased. have
been granted to the undersigned, by
the Probate Court OF Buchanan COun-
ty, Missouri, bearing date OF the 22nd
day OF october, 1918.
All persons having claims against
said estate are required 10 exhibit
them to me for allowance, within six
months from date of said letters, or
they may be precluded from any ben
eft of such estate; and If said claims
be not exhibited within one year from
the date of the publication of this
notice, they will be forever barred.
A true copy. Attest.
MARY A. WILLIAMS.
(SealD Public Administrator
Charles A. Redfearn. Clerk of Probate
The St. Joseph observer. [volume] (St. Joseph, Mo.) 1906-1932, 1918-10-26

This paper finds itself entering up
on the final stages of the political
campaign. with a belief that the peo-
pie are disposed to strongly support
the President. We have refrained
from any political discussions, Deem
ing that there are greater matters
pending than party success. Yet we
have been observing a continued ten
deney in Republican papers to take
off the political lid, especially in the
matter Of the election Of United States
Senator, Specious pleas are being
made 10 Democrats to turn against
Hon. Joseph W. Folk and to vote for
Seiden p. Spencer. Now. we can not
conceive how any man should do this.
much less any Democrat: but II these
Republican papers continue to tilt the
lid on every occasion, they may start
something which the Democrats OF
Missouri Will be amply capable Of fin
ishing.-Booneyille Advertiser.
The St. Joseph observer. [volume] (St. Joseph, Mo.) 1906-1932, 1918-10-26

wise one said. and wrap a blanket
around your head, and stay there till
old "flu" is dead.
The St. Joseph observer. [volume] (St. Joseph, Mo.) 1906-1932, 1918-10-26
TREATS DRINKING
men AT HOME

The "Old Time Way" requires
drinking men to spend four weeks or
more away from home and business.
Under the modern, scientific methods
of NEAL WAY" patients ARE guar
antced satisfactory results at end of
three to five lays treatment at home,
hotel, club or NEAL INSTITUTE. No.
9O2 North 9th street. st. Joseph, Mo-,
phone Main COOS.
80 Neal Institutes In Principal Cities.
The St. Joseph observer. [volume] (St. Joseph, Mo.) 1906-1932, 1918-10-26

Mr.. and Mrs. David Appling enter
tained Tor dinner last Thursday Mr..
and Mrs. Montague, Mr.. and Mrs. ID.
D. Roberton, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Da-
vanlt, reports the Montgomery Coun-
t. Leader. These lifelong friends
have spent many pleasant days to-
gether. In relating their experiences
Of ye olden times it was learned that
their combined ages were 4s6 years,
the Oldest being SO and the youngest
"a. All are able to perform their
home duties and keep well Informed
on all current events.
The St. Joseph observer. [volume] (St. Joseph, Mo.) 1906-1932, 1918-10-26
All Live Dealers

Bond than to listen to the average
speech urging you to do so.
The St. Joseph observer. [volume] (St. Joseph, Mo.) 1906-1932, 1918-10-26

. Deep water is all stirred up over an
occurrence on Friday when the local
Council of Defense held a session and
summoned before 1t DR.. ]. F. Small. a
druggist, on the accusation of not
showing sufficient interest in the
Fourth Liberty Loan. When the OBJ
ject of summoning him was stated to
him by Chairman w. II. MCGOWAN in
the presence OF II. s. Weaver. W. B.
Witherspoon, Sig Frensdorf and A. b.
Mohrweis. members of the council.
Small grew wildly excited, called
Chairman MCGOWAN a damn liar and
assaulted him, smashing his glasses
and breaking two Of his ribs. The
others interferred, but finding it i'm
possible to cool him off, Dr. Small
was ordered from the meeting. Later
in the day a public meeting was held
OF citizens I'm the city hall and resolu-
tons were adopted TO the effect that
Or. Smalrs actions had placed him
in the class Of the Hum" that he had
shown himself to be in opposition to
our government while at war and in
obstruction of the Fourth Liberty loan,
and demanding that he be branded as
and exiled from society.
The resolutions were printed on
hand bill and given wide publicity.
In Justices court Monday DIR. Small
pleaded guilty. to assaulting MCGOWAN,
and was fined s25 and costs, which
he paid.
The St. Joseph observer. [volume] (St. Joseph, Mo.) 1906-1932, 1918-10-26

Grant F.. McConkey, Albany. who
was robbed and beaten by holdup men
Monday night on the Belt Line right
of-way under the woodland Avenue
Viaduct at Kansas City. died at the
General Hospital. McConkey suffered
a fracture OF the skull. When the
body was examined by DR. ]. $. sni-
der, deputy coroner. a IS bill was found
I'm the dead mans mouth. II had eyi-
IDENTIFY been there when he was taken
to the hospital, twenty-four hours be-
fore.
The St. Joseph observer. [volume] (St. Joseph, Mo.) 1906-1932, 1918-10-26

The Ashland Bugle is OF the opin-
ion that it is easier to buy a Liberty
The St. Joseph observer. [volume] (St. Joseph, Mo.) 1906-1932, 1918-10-26
NOTICE OF rTNAL SETTLEMENT

Notice is hereby given to all cred
itOrs and others interested In the es-
tate OF Henry j. Bibbins, deceased,
that /, Mary A. williams, administra-
tor of said estate, intend to make
Final Settlement thereof at the next
term OF the Probate Court OF Buchan-
an County, state of Missouri to be
held at the court house in st. Joseph,
Missouri, on the first Monday OF De-
cember 1918.
MARY A WILLIAMS.
Public Administrator.
The St. Joseph observer. [volume] (St. Joseph, Mo.) 1906-1932, 1918-10-26
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT

Notice Is hereby given TO all cred
itors and others interested In the es-
tate OF Simon Pullin. deceased, that
/, Mary A. Williams, administrator OF
said estate, intend to make Final Set
tlement thereof at the next term of
the Probate Court of Buchanan Coun-
ty, State OF Missouri, TO be held at
the court house in ST. Joseph, Mis-
souri,, on the first Monday Of Decem-
ber, 1913.
MARY A. WILLIAMS,
Public Administrator.
The St. Joseph observer. [volume] (St. Joseph, Mo.) 1906-1932, 1918-10-26
HE WAS NisINTERpRETEp.

At a lecture well-known English
authority on economics mentioned
the fact that In some parts of Amer
lea the number of men was consider
ably larger than that OF women, and
he added. humorously: II can. there
fore. recommend the ladies to emf
crate to that part"
A younG woman seated in one OF
the last rows of the auditorium stood
up and. fun Of Indignation, left the
room rather noisily, whereupon the
lecturer remarked: Il did not mean
that it should he done in such a hur-
ry."
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-05

to au Exchange To.esfuph dispatch
frNn pcrurrid dated Monday
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-05
Strong Bros.
HOUSE FURNISHERS
Second and Copper

the pour parlers could continue.
Attacks of larger proportions
than usual and more intense artil.
lery duels continue on the western
front, but there have been no indi.
cations of a re-opening of opera
tions on a large scale.
In the Verdun sector a French
surprise attack at the Calonne
trenches carried the attackers for.
ward 600 yards on a front of 1900
yards to the German fourth line.
The French took $50 prisoners.
American artillery has shelled
effectively a large assemblage OF
German troops in the sector north
west of Toul. The German artil-
lery fire, however, has slackened
considerably.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-05
CAMPAIGN FOR NEXT
LIBERTY LOAN WILL
START ON APRIL 6
Secretary McAdoo Makes An
nouncement and Urges That the
Drive Begin With Great Pa
triotie Demonstrations.


Dallas. T"N"- March tn" t"l-
lowing statement has been given to-
n pr,.- Dy S.r,.t,r, V,kdno
.W.sbiprt,p 10 TN. r,upntrn
for tb, tbirJ r..r,, l,,r viii bc
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-05
ENEMY PROPERTY TO
BE SOLD PRIVATELY,
BEGINNING AT ONCE

Sew York. March Enemy prop
r.t. 800 business CONFORMS. partlf or
wholly owned hy German residents.
Involving ulllious of dollars and vast
Interest,", wan be placed Goa sale boz
private uoriuuiug tualN. b. BIS am
.puu,.j 10, the poucrol business dc-
.trimuut of me ah,n pruporu rus-
t"HI.n 900 ihI# ritN
N.uur tho properties That have
N".n fHk'u over are those belonging
600 fur Countess Szcchcyi, formerly
Dl1HN. Vanderbilt %amouuunE 90 So.
N0u 5000 and Investments ul Countess
l''ru tnrlf. formerly Jeanne iucbe'
uI,t'r uf Sew York. amounting q"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-05

Wnshlngton. March Discussing
reports of possible action by Japan boz
siberia, senator Lewis ut Illinois. dom.
uc,ttl, whip iu tho -cunt, a, de-.
ciarcd there was uo agreement 0r uu'
dorstandiug between the nit'u STATE,
ana Japan ON the question
To an Inquiry whether hc q r"u-
suited tho state department before
making his statement, senator Lewis
replied ne spoke ON Ais W. Huth,t-
tty and KNOWLEDGE of affair ct w,
country
Senator U%reudcroc Of Nonuceticut.
and senator johnson uf California.
both questioned the wisdom of surh
an admission u the senate ut THIS
time senator Johnson declared "th1t
by mere silence ne aid nut wish 'io
subscribe to tht matters which arc
pending
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-05
utN RAID ~ LORRAINE
Rl.PIISID ny NNIRICNNS

Paris. March 81 Germru attack
last night on the trenches held us
american forces Iva Lorraine wl- rec
pulsed. the French official statement
issued to-day announced American
patrols operating tu the same region.
The statement adds. took 20 number u.
German prisoners
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-05

Itch lt.H. I.uh' scratch scratch
Scratch rna more FOL scratch The
worse thu ... Try pouU'~ ointment.
For eez,ua uy skin Itching 600 %
box.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-08-19
YWS.S.|
VAR SAVINGS STAMPS
eoouED IN THE
UNITED STATES
ytrlangt. ~aranttnwirteriuaeu,

Ser @~eneralor5t ser Mrnlee Der
Ser. Staaten, Or. 6. @orgas. ior-
bert urs a1f, eineil Mufruf an iul1ge
0faoden 81 erlaiien, oie iia in Sen
Wiilitar- uno Marine : SospitdIerf
Der 3ranfenpflese gu mionien mini
iherL iif BON 20. Sltli an in ser
ndhIteiL pom 5rauen-G omite oes
Council Of Hational Oefenie" etab-
lierten Hetrutierunes- Station ill
meloea. Der Griee erbeiiht cine mic
geabnte 4n8abl gepriifter @drterin.
men; bod tonnen nur DieienigerL bic
einen pollen &nrius ourbgemad)i
baben, gum iiberieeii6en Gienit Der.
ange5oeen meroen. Gs meroen 25..
600 iunge 6ranen i'm Sitter BON IL
bis 35 Sabren %uerlangt; lie miiiiel'
intelligent, perantmortli6. bon better
@einnbbeit iein uno cine gllte SduI,
biloung genoiIen baben nod Def.
ier lit cine Goaege-I usbilbuna. Die
Stuoeniin erbolt aolt, 9ogis utt
nnterrifJt frei in monden 8aGeu
audi cine gntidaoigung fir 8ii6er
uno Uniform. No6oem iie ibre
Friifnng beitanoen rangiert oas @e.
balt BON 500 Biz $500 per Mofiot
Der @~eneraIorst Or. g. @orgoS.
8aibington 8. g., erteilt ouf Nn'
|frage ndbere ausfunft.
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Trctzige herNn.
Gomon BON SO. %9eimhure.
(Jortfebung.)


8orlaufig NOR nod nidts in ieineu
Halmen geanoert, crit menn oas inil-
&c Yaar abgereiit iein miirbe, ioIlte
Die Shaar Der 9arbmerfer ii1 ibrsr
erbarmen lfnb unter Gante @rilber5
aufiidt cine elegante 8obmurg bar-
aus ihaffen. Eonis @iinIde in 9e,
5iebnng bierallf batten iid) ri1t se1n-
bert, iiberoies mar bereits aaes be.
iteat eefpefen.
SEEING aerfoD iaB miBie in elmer
Ger 6enlterniibenL orauBen mirbeIte
bidter Sdnee. go oidt mirbeIten Ole
5lodeii, oaB bon Dem Stdotben u10
Ger meiten 6erne brarben ni1ts mebr
81 Ieben mar: faum nod fonnte man
Die am ,SbloBplas ~liegenoen Sdiller
erfennen.
u9u, 9ein8," iagte lie ber5lidl ais
tie auf Dos ySereinl" in oas 3im
mer setreten NOR, .Iei nidt boie, oa5
ih rod einmal fon1rne, ebe Der grpBe
9rllbel beeinnt; i'd bate ioId) groBe
Sebnfudt nod Dir. morgen biIt on
ibpn melt fort"
,Wiafommen, Seoe," ontmortetp
er freunoIidl i'd bin gerao' nod Ell
paar Strnben ,5reiberr.' Meine Sc
ibafte bot sc. gr5enena felt bents
mittag iibernommen, Eoni mabt
toilette nnb Ennte @ruber ebenfals;
g lit Die Stiae Dor Dem Ghtrm,
4inb, uno 90 Oh belite abenb niht
infer Set perberrlifen mialt, 10 mol
len mir ms chamber iest i1aolos
balten."
Gr mar aufeeitanoen bate ibr iei-
nen Stubl I'M @rfer iiberlaiien mno
nabm nun ibr ~gegeniiber Ylas. Slit
lids bier nidt nett, tpe1lit oas @et-
ter oa ormBen fem lnmeien treibt2~
oSebr nett aber SEEING, on bit
mir bod nidt boie, oab id) nidt nit.
tue, bent' abeno2"
If, Sinh, ih begreife oi1 BOZ.
fontn1en in oeiner 9rallerltimmuna.
Sic batteii iid Die Sdnoe gereift uao
ihal,ten iih liebepoa in Die 4ueen.
oSa, ia," iagte er miibiom Idhelno,
.nun miro's grnit."
ySein5, menn on bod redbt aliid-
LID wiirbeIt,~ iprad tie nit oitternocn
9ippen.
SD tpero' ihon-i6 perb' lhonl4
.troitete er mno itreidelte lire Sanoe.
oWahe Dir mir feine @eoanfen,
ainb. oeine 3rfunft lieet mir mebr
ON Ser5en. madt mir mebr Soreen
OILS Die meme. llniereiner beiBt iif
ihon burd).
.@ie Dos flirgt fir eireu angcben.
ben @benlann," bemerfte tie, balb la
demo, bolb meineno, ,~ourdbeiBer!
8eiBenl @eiBt on nod, mie mir Sod-
5eit bielten oils ainoer, oils ou 9ead,,
bars @iap nit mir tronteIt uno Die
idone Hebe bieIteit: ,S6la9t elld,
nid)t. beiBt erd) nidlt, serfrast end
lieber oas @eiift,' uuo /: ,@em eitd)
Die b0ien 8uben lodei,, 10 lnift uor
an ouf idneGen Sofen'2"
er ladte. s@ottlcies goIf norelt
mir ooht Sebe - mos? SD CLAUDE,
ibr bobt etd) oann nib moglidii
bolo gefrnbt, on uno oein 8iap"
ugeritebt iih! aber Damn uobnl i6
mir faltbliitig einen anoern, SEN
Ennl @r6ber.
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Die @albbranbsefabr TIN Meitsu.

Inner 8~unoesforIt amt bot oud} ieiz
ne iGhpere Soft bel oieier trodenen
| Site. 8ir bitten I'M Gntiduloiguug,
tperrrl mir geeen Die Ibmed)une nit
uniern 2eiern bon ser Site ipre1en
allein fir Die W1Ioer ,t1b tire 5diit=
ser bat tie 1ptrflih ettpas gu bebeuten,
etpas redt bebenflides fogor. Dns
6oritamt bot oesbalb au1 one pcr-
fiigbaren arafte altf ser @adt ire
ben uno oIIe Mittel bereit. Dcnn:
mas iest nidt brennt, brennt iiber-
bnipt nibt. uebrigens boben Sic
@alhbranoe int 8elten bereits 3eitig
in oiefem Sabre eingeiest 5eitiger oIs
ie, neil idon i'm Sriibinbr nur IpGr-
Iih Gegen fiel unb Damn Die unge-
nobnlid trodeue Site einieste nno
a1lDielt. Die Gage lit bebenflider oIs
ie lett 1910. Canals ridteten 8aIo-
brdnoe einen Sbaben bon etDa $40
100000 an II. folteten IS Sorltbeom=
ten oas 2eben. S1 oieiem 6riibiagr
mar Die @ei6idte beionoers Idper
infolge 0er pielen 5~itnoenoen 8libeilt-
id)lage unb Stiirne. 0a5u fam Elm
Mangel an Irbeitsfraften unb cine
Mn5abl ortlider Sdmierigfeiten. Sic
regeiredte 8efofeiteripebr NOR oes-
balb nl9 nidt lnlnler imitanoe, urter
idlDierigen gerbdltniiien alsgebrod)e=
ne 9rdnoe allein gu loiden, unb es
muBten freiminige @ilfsfrafte berbei=
gebolt per6en. Iber eiuen @aIobrano
erfo19reid 5u befampfen, oa5u gebort
etpas mebr als gutter @ine, oa5n ge=
bort neben l1miidt unb Musbauer ei.
ne getpiiie &enntnis oes 8aIbpeiens
uno Der Hflan5beidaffenbeit Der be-
~freffenben 8egenb. gs gibt oa ber=
5dieoene Sorten @epadie, beionoers
Sd)lingpflansen Die nibt gleih auf
looern, ionbern BLOB glimmen, aber
Die gaumltamme ausoorren Elm
plosIiher @inoitoB, ser oa5fpii1en
fubrt, ertflanntt einet tpeiten Jeuer.
bero, mo man Sen Brand idon aa-
loi6t gldlbte. De5baD muiien oud]
idon geIoi1te 8ranoiteaen nod inn-
ae beobadtet uno befalnpft meroen.
9o5u geboren aber 2eute, Die arf if.
rem Eoiten 81 lteben unb bartndfis
81 beobadten geipobnt finb. Sn eiii=
gen sSauen batte man ourd giniteGen
bon 5uloaten nls @ebilfen Der regel.
redten Jenerfpebr Die beiten erfolge
m%lf5iueiien.
auf Den bisberigen @rfabrungen
iilBeno bat iett oas 5oritanlt an 6e.
ltimmten Steaen. bon oenell a1s man
Die nnlgegeno leidt erreiden fam,
IN ul1mittelbarer 8~erbinbung nit oe1
geobadtungsplaben,i fleinere, pol-
itanois %ausgeriiltete abteiIungen bon
5 ooer mebr Mann aufgelteat, Die 5u
iofortigem gingreifen. bereit limo ,tnS
oeren 9dtiefeit eegebenenfaas oont
ndfiten 8eobadtungspolten g~eIeitet
iueroen fam. @uf oieie @eiie lit man
i1nitanoe, aud 2eute in 9ienlt gu
iteIlen> Die nit Der Srtseelegenbelt
nidjt naber pertrant ino. Das lit gut,
oenn gerabe iest oarf Die aufmerf=
iamfeit feinen aueenbIif nabloifen.
Gleinerc Regengiiiie fonnen nidt piel
belfen lIno Die @efabr lit nidt eber |
beieitigt, as bis Die regelmdRie oalt-
ernoeH Serbltregen ~einiesen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-08-19

so" iprad er, 5miiden Sderi
.mo @rnlt idpanfeno, voas NOR er.
lolibt uno reft einind). - @enu Iit
r i'd Gbelelite ip1ter beiber
nro frasen, 10 hts 5ipar nidt biibID
aber Tie miiiien trosoem 5nianlme1
hleiben.1
% SeinS, i1 meine, oas fann nlair
Dor Der 9oh5eit ldon fiiblen, Of
man lidj ipdter beiBell ooer fraber
mirb!"
o3nl! 0as mod)t' ih nidt geraot
bebmipten1" antiportete er, ober bah
feline angit, 5eoe, nj Elm Gbe nirf
nibt beiBig uno frabig tie mirf
mniterbaft frieolih iein."
Sic fab i'm pieoer NIT DEM ld1mers.
lih frugenoen Bid an, mie in1mer,
ieitbem tie i'm oas erite Mal neber
Der graut III ieiner neliefl Steluna
geieben batte. IS lag Elm eigentumlif
bitterer Con in ieiner Stinlnle, matt
nro idarf 6ugleih.
uGb i'd Dir oas garantieren famn,
meinit ou2" fragte er. o@etpiB, benz
liebit on, gum 3nnfen, &rGsen, Bel.
BEN geboren 5pei uno id meinerieits
bin haroilf biIrdaus niht perIei{en
peritebit OIL, aleine2"
% ia anttuprtete iie, limb gum
2ieben geboren auh 5tpei."
uNm feb nal an, mie ting nll
hiIt, alio
uSein5l" Sic fonnte ibrer 9efue-
gung nidt mebr Serr tperben. SD
Seins, res nidt 10 Ieibtfertig - uie
anoers biit on nur eetDoroen," ItieF
lie berbor, uals mdrit OH llid]t mebr
Der golotrelle, cole, froblide Sungs
mic friiberl 5hon oieies GioiI
fd1mer5t mid, oas DID sar nif)t fIei-
Oct, neiil sar nidlt = unb ones, al
leg --"
%, Dirflih niht2" unterbraf) cr
tie l1d,elno I'm Dem @eiprdf) cine
bormloiere @enbung slt geben, vano
i'd biIoete mir elm, binreiBenb i'm
6rad 81 fein, minbeitens ebenio Dor
nebm mie I'M @affenrod! ga, LAB out
iein, Seoe, mas OH meinlt, oerItebe
i'd fannit es mir nid)t per8eiben,
Dab i'd Die lniform mas5og2 a5,r
lieb aino, i'd bats 10 mie 10 nm
miiiien, oenm gum @eiteroienen lang
te es nidt, oas weiBt on. Snoeifen,
nerlall' oid) oorauf, ipenr1 elm Sells
5ns fommt lit Der Srof I'M llmieben
aus nnb Die Wontlr ange5ogen!"
sd bate mid lieber als SoIoat
ourhsebungert," iaste lie troeig.
limo allein, peritebit on. gang allein
es pdre bod seipiB sesansenl"
~If, OH. ou abnit ia nift, mas
on ipridit,@ murineIte er.
Sic mltroe ounfelrot. On bait sod
boffentlid bel Dem Sbritt oen on
eetan. nid)t al, mid sebadlt, 9ein52
9os mare mein Zoo, ih fonnt 8
Hlul erIru9enl
o9tid)t auein an did, aud oil unfe.
re alte Iutter. uniere Sdlpeiter in
Saqe- oenfit on ni6t an lie. Se0e?"
Sic trodnete Die 3raten uno prebs
re Die Sippen 5uianmen; er manote
Den &ppf ab uno ihoute binons.
3rnnteil, binter Den mirbelnoen Slot
fen, tauften Die llmriiie Der @ebdi-
De oeutli6 auL bier Die O~berforiterel,
bort oas Saus oes Weoi5inalrats
Dtop; in Dem Hieiensebduoe, Dem
@oitbof, muroen ihon nerfdieoeEe
6enIter bell. 0ort lpobnten Die frem-
ben @dite, Die 5u ieinem. beutisen
FoIterabeua seIaoen iparen, 5ainiIien
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400 uno nidt mebr als 1900 Bf11io
nieeo cotton" fir eineu ganen gin-
men. 0as miro Sic 8auen mesr
eleidmdbig MAIDEN nno mon miro
oa0llrh sSrad)tra1m lpareu.
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9f,,s mo,h;ro,on

Nus 8nibington miro gemeI-
set, Yrdiioent Gorran3n babe iest
cod ole nellen Oelbeitimmlneen &C.
hilbert nno babe ooourh einengruf)
nit ben a~Iliierten S1nbern uno ben
Ser. Staateu nermieben.
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Southern Pacific Lines
TEXAS & LOUISIANA.
oerfuden in ieoer @eiie Der Nesierune
bebiifIid gu iein,
Jlsu 4rien IN ne,uiuuru

gie Gerpaltlmg tpiinfdt ben 9ienlt
ben Gnforbernngen Oes E%ublifun1s gcs
NAB 5u geita[ten.
On oiefem 3ipede offeriert lib bic
DRitbiiIfe naer i6rer Depnrtements. Oie
neue,t Staten - 6rnbt tpie Rniia9e -
tperDen ben Beonlten Des BerfebrS : De-
partements biefr yeIegenbeit bieten mln
re iperoen iibe,nH germ bebiIflih feiu.
be Nnfuerbung Dber observation-disclosures
Dieier Staten al erfldren, 10 onB bic Yas
trure ben gerineiten @rab bon Her36ges
rung ODER llnbeauemIi1teit inbe5ng AMI
ben Herinrtot ODER Die Qeiting Hires 0es
ibdffs iiber Dieie 2inien ODER Nebenl;s
nien bnben.
Sic gerwaItnng.
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aus Der 8eiioen5, Der llmgeseno, Die
Sippe Der Ribbeneds, Die &ameraoen
ieines alten Hegiments
u@enn ih Dir belfen fOnmte," Jag
te 9eoe ploslib lait uno leioenidaIt-
lfrt, lid brddte Sttilie Inn uno
mid oa5u lDo5ii Ieben mir audit
(Sortiesung folgt.)
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itnbelebrt.

sd bob' Die 2iebe ourtfnaoiert
8omN Infans Bis gum gnoe,
Dit 8or5ugsflailen a~biolbicrt
Die i6periten @esenitanoe.
0ariiber iterB i'd nnbelebrt.
&ann ielieer Die Stunoen:
81, wabreno 2iebe man begebrt.
Ob, ipenn man iie oeflnben.