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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-02-01
@pjitole.Gleberue.

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ienot en Ober1igt ober, boorleoeS
Gilgangen til Ssi> % 2an6brugs'
ifolerne filler fig igiennem Dc liolte
fen, Mor.
Set norn,ole M,,tol al Gleper
poa oisie er ca. 34OO aarle ou ca.
5000 pieer paa $sjitolerne> ca.
1400 2arle og ca. 225 Biger poo
2onobrugsfolerue, iolt ca. 5000
@leber. Set fsrlte ariesoar bragte
ga,1ffc natllrligt bette Tol neo,
nemlig meo ca. 1900, og gecogon=
ee,, fol6t poa 8orlene. Gfterbaan=
oen er Eallet bog after goaet op
- ilnr bog for Bigernes Weoton=
me,1oe - / 1916-17 bar oct
famleoe 9lntal Gleber poo &eilfoler
1866 &arle oy ca. 5000 Yioer, pao
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olt}oa fun omfrine 100 f9rrc e1to
fsr 1rigcn; oct CT CIT ret betpbelig
@tiaring slntallct al fpinoeIigc
gleper, bil n,an fc, nemli3 ca. 400,
Der altloa nGltcu opbeier 9eebgans
gen Mntallct af manolige Gleber;
pao 2anobrugSifolerne ct YigcrneS
Eilsaug ltsrlt til $uSbolo91iugsaf-
oelingerne paa $eilfolerne CT
Oct SaanbpGrferaf fbelingerne, Ser
ilGr blioer fbigtet.
9aumarf paa 8ei moa 5piritns=
forbnbet.
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ligt NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Mgito=
tton for ct fuloitanoigt 5pirihls=
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1t9rfe 9riffe til Sorbel for o>16re
% utpiblionlt usobenoigere 5or=
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Gang en 9lrt un6erban,t6s SOL
feafitem,ung ooer 5pergsrnoolet. !:
5orbuo eSffe eSffffe Gorbub, % 6e,,ne
@ores1e fol efter 5igupoe babe
faaet 100000 un6erifriftcr e.
ter oet mobiatte BartiS l16tole1ler
ifal bog a0ifi1lige Suiinoer al ois=
1e bmre erbbrrbet paa uberettiget
Wfoabe;; og font en- @oobegt moo
ccnne @eppgclle er ser itiftct en-
2onosorga1,iiotion. "Dcn per]onl;=
ae 6ribcos @tprn", for bpilten sen,
fenote no6ifale &rofesior @eis cr
5ornnono: Sc to ,Bortier fnmper
orobeltgt paa @te6er og / Bresie,,,
og oct gnar be6t til iii og oo.
@oa blot oct fan ies of u6enfor=
ltaoe'1oc er set 6orbu6stilb9,mer-
mes Blon nnoer 6e,1 nubpren0e 5i=
tuotion at frcmifaffe ct 2obforIog
o'n "miolertioigt" 6orbuo moo al
Eilpirfning cg Npbelie al 6piri=
tus - bog me6 oel1 8aqtanfc at
faa ct faobont 6orbuo efterboan=
ben giort permanent.
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-02-01
Set iibite.

Set f6ite.
Sar ou bort, at @eterlen bar
bpngt fig?
93a oa bborfor?
= 8iltnof @engeiorger.
Dct bor % set iioite, jeg bill
oe giere.
Det bar ogiaa Set iiolte, ban
eioroe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-02-01

g sfrib efter $rpseasmme,
Gf bette BIa1.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1918-09-06

Preliminary trial of the Fuselier
md Carharino case was held in JEFF
ferson Davis parish court house on
Au.u,. 81, 1918. District Julge
Jerry Cline offciated as court Judge.
Dis.r.n. Attorneys J. Sheldon TOomer
and Lee Garland and Attorney Aus
TN FontenOt were the prosecuting
attorneys and Attorney Robira, de-
Tending attorney. The witnesses OF
The trial were Mesdames August
Miller, Arsene Courville and Emore
EcntenOt: Misses Lena Miller and
Eva Fru@e; Leila Guillory, LedoVic
Tate. Doras Tate, Vileor Fruge, s.
Uoisc, Narius Pitre, Hepnerin Lang
ley. John B. Brown, Firman Fuseler,
.raHk Mallory. E. V. AlcOek. Dya
Frugc. Dolzia Davi, Joseph Kegler,
Aladdin Garbarino, Dolzine Fusclier
Joseph Landry, Valcour Ardoin, Co.
meaux Fontenot, Louis Butler, ].
c. Pharris, Eddy Fuselier.
| Paul Fuselier testified to having
believed that there was concealed
weapon on COurville and Of having
told Garbarino of the same. To-
gether the two men vert 10 arrest
! Courville. On reaching the hall be-
fore the dance the men met Cour-
Vile at the door. Garbarina asked
Courville to surrender as his prls-
oner and to put up his hands for the
search. Courville started to obey
then pulled gun, struck Garbarino OIL
hand, and sprang back into hall,
daring the men to enter. Enter they
did, Courviile fired, Fuselier and
Garbarino fired and confusion fol-
! lowed. After the smoke cleared up
= Courville and little Mary Miller lay
v or the floor and Joseph Kegler had
e been shot in the leg. Mary and
9 Courville both died Of the shot
! wounds.
As the story ran Courville had
n been notified three days before t.
E close his hall by order of the COun
= ell of Defense. Courville had gone
: to Opelousas to consult lawyers ant
- was advised to demand a written or
der instructing the hall to be closed
The prosecuting attorneys accused
the defendants of illegal measures il
), first demanding the hall to be closes
and second in trying to arrest maj
" without warrant. No conclusion
were reached being preliminar,
u trial.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1918-09-06
PROCLAMATION
Welsh, La, Sept. 6, 1913.
MAYORS OFFICE

Welsh La, Sept. +, 1913.
WHEREAS Woodrow Wilson, President OF the United
States has designated Thursday, September l2th as
Registration Day in Louisiana when all male persons be-
tween the ages of eighteen and ortyVe will be called
upon to register for war service for the United States
Government; and
Whereas, this country, in the name of liberty, de-
mocracy and humanity calls upon all loyal persons to
enlist their aid without fail to show the full war strength
of this government this occasion that our enemies may
realize our sincerity of purpose and honorable mten-
ton to defend right against njustice and
Whereas every community is expected to register its
every SON. and every parish is expected to show its tu
strength in the total registration that Louisiana may not
fall below 100 per cent;
NOW, THEREFORE, |, Jno. W. Armstrong, Mayor OF
the town of Welsh hereby declare SEPTEMBER 18th a
holiday and call upon all citizens to assist IN helping to
secure 4 full registration
Given under my hand and the
seal of the Town of Welsh this
lSEAI1 9Th day of September, 1913.
INO. W. ARMSTRONG,
Mayor.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1918-09-06
THE RICE HARVEST
RETARDED BY RAIN

Good weather the first of the week
stated heavy movement Of the
new rice crop to market, but the
heavy rain Thursday morning which
WAS general throughout the rice
belt o'rt q stop to operations. 1t will
be nearly week before threshing
can be resumed
Had the weather continued dry
rice would have been arriving in
Welsh today at rate of approx
mately 10000 bags per day, repre-
setting daily trading of about
$100,O00.00.
1t is generally conceded now that
the storm damage to the early rice
was not as heavy as estimated, and
the late crop is in very fine condition
due to the recent rains and warm
weather.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1918-09-06
OPENING EXERCISES
SEPTEMBER NINTH

School opens Monday, Sept. 9th
The formal opening exercises will be
held in the town auditorium begin
ming promptly at 10 o'clock. Pas
tors of the several churches, the
school officers, the patrons of the
school. the teachers and any other
friends of education may speak on
the subjects of interest to the com
munity on this occasion. The faith
ers. the mothers and all friends of
the school are cordially invited to be
present. Be there on time.
VIM. A. McGuff, Principal.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1918-09-06
RECIST R A TITO N
0F new DRAF''TEEES>
THURSDAY, 18th

TbefoIlowing are the registrars
appointed to serve Sept. p;
lake Arthur. B. Ferguson,
hartman, E. S. Rice, Emanuel Ira
han. J. L. McCrary and J. A. St.
Germain.
Tbornwell-C. o. Hundley Jr.,
chairman, J. L. DoEon.
Jennings-L. W. Daily, chairman,
v 3. Richard, J. L. Block, AzenOr
Butler and Louis Krielow.
RAYMOND William Clifford and
Oscar Landry Jr.
EltOn-T. S. Plunkett, chairman,
f. V. Kennedy, P. ]. Sabatier, W. B.
Williams and Robert Butler.
LaBleu-W. NJ. Fenton, chairman,
IN Langley and Fred Estes.
2Sns--H. W. Miller, chairman, C.
q EGiIler. C. A. King and Alpha Col
assa
gslsh--John T. Hood, chairman,
J. Seward, Walter Colbert, John
v. Armstrong, j. ALI. Martin and
Asa Verrett.
RoanOke-Wm. F. Tietje, chair
man, E. C. Robinson and A. 7.
Moore.
Ardoin-S. J. Arceneaux, chair
man, Raymond FontenOt.
VIM. Todd-Zim W. Todd, Alcide
Hebert Jr., Peter Uncle.
VIM. Mouton-William Mouton
". H. Patterson, chairman, P. NJ
Mason.
Foreman-A. G. Fontenot, chair
man, Isma Foreman Jr., Luna BOur
geOis.
Woodlawn-Mack Sharp, chair
man, Raymond Hebert and 0zemt
Hebert.
Thompson-Adam Butler, chair
man, John Hay, John Hagen.
TOpsy-B. NJ. Ball, chairman, L
E. Cole.
peloquin--A. V. Peloquir
chairman, Yves Pitre and Alex Miller
For Sale One 40 horse powg
Robinson engine Enquire Of {. \
hantz, Welsh. La.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1918-09-06
FORTY THREE;
NJ EN- ENTRAIN
TODAY FOR CAMP
!!BEAUR

The following are the list of men
this morning for Camp
Filbert Mallett, Bell City.
Walter Andrus, Jennings.
John Mounic, Jennings.
Glen Ira Golden, Ellis.
Joe A. Miller, Iowa.
Clarence G. Lawrence, Iowa.
Murray Morris, Fenton.
James Young, Jennings.
Frank Hebert, Rice.
Thomas Faux, Ridge
Viellor Fruge, Elton.
Jos. Geo. FobichauX, Welsh.
Ciprian Leblanc, Elton.
Theophile Guillotte Jr. Jennings.
Lawrence Fuselier, Elton.
John D. Pousson Jr. Welsh
Nelson Ortego, Lake Arthur.
Adam DupIechan, Rice.
Louie Fontenot, Elton.
Joseph Ardoin, Woodlawn.
Valsin Trahan, Thornwell.
Lynn L. Daughenbaugh, Jennings,
Mitchell Dupuie, Lake Arthur.
Aristotle Miller, Edna.
Felix Bella, Estherwood.
Otis NJ. Stansbury, Welsh.
VIM. Bryan Ferguson, Lake Ar
thur.
John Gaspard, Niblettes.
Paul Bullet, Evangeline.
Edwin Gearald Eaton, Lowry.
Douglas Comeaux, Lake Arthur
Arthur Hymel Jr. Lake Arthur.
! Dazary Fuselier,. Elton.
Mack Duplishen, Kinder
Flea Trahan, Rice.
Caesar Thibodeaux, Niblettes.
Byron Brice Harbert, Jennings.
Leo Avery Reeve, Welsh.
Joseph Cormier, Jennings.
Henry Adam Topper, Elton.
AIcee Allemond, Jennings
Henry Clement, Elton.
Adam Mallett, Welsh
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1918-09-06
coLoRED BOYS OFF TO CAMP.

Archie Coleman, Edna.
Leroy Wallace, Edna.
Edgar Ballou, Elton.
Viry Beneby, Opelousas.
Morris Duhon, Elton.
Ben Ballou, Elton.
Clews Dumlin, Rayne.
Felon Guillory, Thornwell.
Enos Gentry, Jennings.
George Lyons, Elton.
Dugas Pease, Rice.
BENJAMIN Ruben, Elton,
Nora Davis, Thornwell.
Earnest Varney, Elton.
Ira James Coleman, Jennings.
Henry Lee, Beaumont, Texas
Arthur Doucet, Edgerly.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1918-09-06
SEPTEMBER 18th is
REGISTRATION DAY
Men Between Is and Fl and 81 and
rs in New Draft.

Thursday, September 18th is set
as the day for the new registration
of draftees in the new man power
bill which calls upon all males be-
tween the ages of Is to q and 81
as. 1t is estimated that there are
100000 men in this class in the
United States, 212,5SO in Louisiana,
according to the estimate of Provost
General Crowder.
Industrial furloughs" are being
planned in connection with the new
draft. Representatives of the labor
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1918-09-06
PLANTERS ARE URGED
TO DRY THEIR COTTON
Storm Wrought Conditions Differ
ert From Usual.

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~. ,.-l nofoon If Onalou-
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: ever! gin it mas 0pei"'eo'
> III o. A'!'ufE anu o'Nel Vi u
. COTTON growing p"''S'teS WI i'o'
says V''e planters "rl"nse ~ Spie"
: 'H7 '"'.'" P,v''',' az ''I Gnu :.
rows where II "oso'os' 'i,e SU''''''
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The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1918-09-06

LOST-One 33x4 Overland rim
with casing attached, between Roa-
noke and c. V. Moore pumping
plant, about August lst Reward for
return to Journal Office. a23tfc
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1918-09-06
NEW RESTAURANT.

The new "Feed Well Cafe" with
Messrs. Hebert & Moore, proprletors,
is scheduled to open for business to-
day. The new eating place which
has been fitted by them in Mr.. He
bart's building, formerly occupied by
the ice cream parlor, presents very
nifty and attractive appearance.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1918-09-06

1t is needless to say that the above
assurance that his small generosity
has reached a comforting hand to
stricken family in war ridden France
makes Mr. Jeter little naughty.
There is a passage in the bible which
refers to this kind of charity-you
all know it, but how many look for
the opportunity.
It costs ten cents per day to take
care Of one of these little French
orphans and although a number in
| Welsh have availed themselves Of
the opportunity offered, there are
many who could easily do so who
have not, Probably they have not
| thought Of the matter in a serious
light and have not contemplated the
personal satisfaction which they
would inherit by the act.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1918-09-06
METHODIST CHURCH.

Rev. J. w. Hervey, Phi. D.
Sunday school 10 a. m.
Divine worship II a. m.
Epwcrth League 1880 p. m.
Evening service $40 p, m.
Prayer meeting Thursday $3.50 pm
A cordial invitation is extended
to all.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Rev. C. F. Hoffman, Phi. B. B. d.
Sunday school 10 a. m.
Divine worship II a. m.
Evening service $3.50 p. m.
welcome to the House of our
God"
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1918-09-06

See our new line of stationery
Journal Book Store.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1918-09-06

Howard Higginbotham, Lake Ar
thur.
Damas Davis, Rice.
The above contingent was sent to
the camp at San Antonio.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1918-09-06

Mr.. Chas, Jeter,
Sir have the honor and great
pleasure of calling to your attention
that my son, Lucien, has been in
formed that he is adopted by a COM
mittee of the United States and that
YOU are his generous benefactor.
Receive sir, our benefactor, our
gratitude. also the assurance of my
greatest consideration.
Widow Beaumont.
P. S.-Enclosed find photo of my
dear Lucien, your very grateful pro
tege.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1918-09-06
CHAS JETER GETS
LETTER FROM PROTEGE

Chas. F. Jeter has just received a
letter expressing deep gratitude and
also q photograph of his little pro
tege IN France. The letter as trans
lated reads:
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1918-09-06
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.

FINS DAT IIoI NIIONNII'
Rev. A. H. Cullen, Pastor.
Sunday school 10 a. m.
Preaching service II a. m.
B. Y. P. U. 1880 p. M.
Evening service $3.50 p. m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday S:3O'
CATHOLIC CHURCH.
Rev. ]. P. Ferret, Priest.
First mass 1870 a. m.
Second mass 10 a. m.
Mass and Benediction every Sun
day except Second.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1918-09-06

For Sale. One 40 horse power
Robinson engine. Enquire Of Z. A.
Lantz, Welsh. La.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1918-09-06

n WILL TAKE PLEASURE IN
furnishing you personally with any
information which We have that may
assist you in securing the best results
For the future good of the industry 1t
is our desire that every cotton planter
Get the full value of his crop. The DIT
6culties the industry has encountered
this season may not recur IN many
years.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-02-08
Scsablt ~Ginfummcnitcner.

Nad elmer 3uid)riit bcs Stel,cr.
cinncbmers, Scrrn Geo. $. 0topr(
in ct. 2ouis, lit cs rotlant, bic
ginfommcnitellcr 81 bc5oblerL ocrll
nad) Dem bonn GongrcB getroifcncll
anoronllngen miro DEM Stellercin-
ncbntcr Die notigc Conformation olli
Die cine oocr anOere &eiie meroen.
Scnanb nllB cincn @crift MAIDEN.
Gin 9aragrapb bcs @cietes 5ltr
Grbcbung Der &ricgs. Ginf6rrmcn
%ltcllcr, %perlangt bon icbcr Hcripn,
obnc IuSnubmc, jcbcr &%orpcridoIt,
Observation-Disclosures, @ciclIi6oft uno
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., meldc $500
ooer nlebr oil cine anoere Yerion
bc5ablt IN Sntcrcilc, Wicte, SalGr,
Sobn, ErGmium, Hcltte, @crgiitlng,
ausgleid, Ncbcneinfiinfte ober an.
oere feltgcicttc ooer beltimnlte gro.
fite, lleberiduB oocr ginfomnell,
mlb Ben Nonten uno sic IorelIe
Der Eerlon, 8eiellihaft. lip., OIL
iuet Die ge5oblung gennadt miro,
beriften, einidliebli6 Ser Sobe oes
an Den GommiiiGr i1
@oibington unb lit oas bafiir be,
6ormulor ourd Die Office
oes Steuereinnebmers at bc5iegcn.
Ser Seridt m,B Dor hem /. MGr5
eingcl6idt nerben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-02-08
9aBt Gnrc Sdubc Tlidcn
2seGer, Yrompter uno
Ut Serin9eren 2retfen
IN Der
Gleftrii6en
S0nbflif @erfiIatt
Sec. y. Gcibaet,
gi8cntbiimer.
Yifpbpl ais W0iii,;catycH"t:ii.
Gi9cntbImer.

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einil bnriibsr. pielreit Der Gel& il
lid fnbrisierte altphol bcru'cn 1T
l6licBlif elnen Grinb fit oas Ml.
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brennung ab5uaeben.
llnldngit lit cine sinQefenoe In.
teriudung bieriiber DON a1nS unplr.
teiiiaen Sahperitdnoigen arariitlti
DorDen.
Man itelIts EFT, paB isoen'aNs
cine Wai6ine nit Iltpbols 6eucru1g
leidt au betreiben tit unb babel cine
tDbere Sibes8 raftleiItung - ipsnn
aud niht niel bobere - en!pidelt,
als oas !8aiolin in gleiher Yerfpen
Dunq.
Inoererfeits aber fanb man, bah
Mltobol fi6 nod immsr IN billi=
ger pro pfunb muB erseusen laffen
uno iid etpos noblfei(er pro Quart
muB %perfaufen loffen. als bas Ga
iolin, ipenn er i'm aanaen einen 10
bausbdlteriihen 9rennitoff in Dol
lars uno Gents bilosr ioIl! ltebers
bies tonn bic adlts ben 4Itpbol in
Der Wfni6ine noGteilio beeinfluHen,
fobnb bic Mofdine nift in Gang
tommt. Sas groblem bleibt ieOens
fills nod often.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-02-08
Der perflDiiene Sannar Der fGlteitc
Sannar lett 1886.

Ser perfloiiene Sonuor mar ocl
fGlteite felt 1886, .. +. iolpcit Die aui
5cidnuneen IN Wiiioltri 5uriifreiden
0ie 0urhidnittstenperotllr betrlte
II @rao. 9isIang batte Ser Sanlor
1857 NIT 10 @rab Die Alls5eid)
lltng, Der falteite 9clpcien 81 iein.
Sbm folgtc Der Sanllar 1912 nit 20
@rob. SSm Sanllar 1917 bctrra ser
9llrdidnitt 33 un0 in 1916 33
@rao.
SIN berfloiicnen Monot ities bos
thermometer mir al, lieben Sagcn
ilbcr Den @efrierpunft. Die 3abl Ser
Gage nit elmer Winimol. Sen1pcrutllr
bon 80 @rab ODER peniger betrl1g 81.
Sic 3abl ieler nit elmer Winimol.
Senpcrotlr bon Hllll ooer inter
gtltll 3. Ser geinmmtc Sdnecfoll
~itclltc iid) aitf ID Coll gcgen 10 Boil
in 1912.
9ic nie6rigitc Semperatllr mar an
~. nit % @rob untcr Il,ll, sic.
am 25. nit 43 Grab au Der
5eidncn. an1 l.. unb ~. Sollllor
luaren Sonnenringc nit Ncbcnicnmcn
81 bcr5eidnen.
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j3n rerfanfen: Mein smcilt6dioes

3n terfanfen: @ein 5pciitGfiacs
Mobnbolls oil Der ncitl. 2. StraBc in
Sermanil, nebit Got bon 70 SUB
Sront. 9rodtpoIl I'M id0nlten Sbci.
lie Der Stabt ni6t melt bon Der Gin
Sail gelegen bcfinoet lid bas @obn.
bars nabe Dem @eiddftscentrum uno
bod im idoniten 8obntbeiIe Scr
Stabt. 8reis $4,000. gbenfalIs
Sot bon IS Sub Sront an oieies 81.
gentbum a%neren5eno uno ein prGb.
tiger gauplas. Breis $1,000.
.. g.. Starf.
3714 SumpbreD
ct. 2ouis, DO.
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Sebct Gud bpr!

Sad elmer Wittbeilune oes @der
bolt,S epartements fam cs bcn 0ar
merl, nift 81 eiuoringli6 empfoble,
mcrbcn, Die n0tbigen Mai6inen uni
Heparaturitiide friib5eitie 81, fallfer
ober 81. bcitellen. Die Yreiie iinb iebr
bod, unb es lit baber beereiflid, ooi'
bic a%lcinbGnoler borallf bebadt iinb,
fcincn 6u groBen @orratb 81 beitellcn.
Sic wollen iih borieben, bomit iic
fem FIGURES Moterial maiicnboft al
Sonb babeL iollte Der Ercis fallen.
gs lit wihtig, bob Ole Sormcr ibrc
nellcn MaIdinen unb sic n0tbigcn
Heparatlritiide 5eitie beltellcn, bontit
bic SAMPLER lid banod ridten fon.
men. @enm cine Woidinc in 9etrieb
geiett iperoen ioll, unb es lit ein Sbeil
a%usgen,ergelt ooer 5erbroderL 70 1T
es i6on idlimm genl,e; iue,,n ober
crit Der SGnbler bos Hotbige niht
liefern fam, bann lit es umio bel
idlimmer.
Man unteriude bie @erGtbidaften
unb Maidinen iett griinblid llno ie.
be iid Dor. 8orii6t lit allemoI Die
Me,,tter Der 8eisbeit l,nb iidcr lit
iiher. gitp 8olfsfreuno.
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9lnftiun.

auf icirer Sarm 6 @cilcn it's,
lpeItlih bon Berger llno 7 Meilen
iiibli6 bon Sernonn miro Inter.
5eidynete am,
Mittiuod, Ben 20. Tebrnar,
Inn 8 l(br morgerls beginnenb folecn.
oes perionlide gisentllm an ben
Wciitbietenoen b%erfoufcn:
2 gfaulciel, feds llrb 5pci Sabre alt;
cine Stlte, flint Sabre alt; cine Sub
nit &alb; 2 Wil1 &iibe; cine SGrie;
5 Serfcl; einen bobcn rn6 eincn ME.
origcn @agcn; cine aipeiiitige ,,no Ell.
ne eiriitige &lltide; Sellpagen; Din.
Der; 8rasmaidine; Grill; Sdciber.
moidine; ggec; 5peiipGnnigcr unb
cinipanniacr Glltibator; &orniIug;
5ipnlf5olliger Gflllg; brei Baar Iicr.
oegcihirr; etinas Gorn; aipei aot-
ofcn; 5iuei Seiaofen; Srgel unb OIL
oerc Saltss unb Observation-Disclosures.
gebingnnscn: Sl1lnmen BON $500
boar; iiber $500 o6t Morote arcbit
nit anerfanntcr @eriiderlng ober
ago &abbutt fir 9aarsabIung. Spll-
tc cs am %genannten Gage regnen, fin.
oct Die Iltftion am ndfItcn Sogc
Itatt.
2ouis S~ciermanr,
'H. = Scrmann, Mo.
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Sn Rubrnnb tommen ouf
10000 Eetruten CLIO, bic niat lez
len tOnnel. Sn OeutI6loab ouf 1O,s
900 flint Monn!
Hefprmen Iinc bic Frudt
mii6Iamcr Mr6eiten uno 9eaenieitiaen
Gntseaentpmmens, bes i6rittipeiien
Ior!pdrts9e6enS, iie iprinssn nidt
tple WinerDo aus benz 6nupt Supis
ters fertig beraus.
Gs 1T BON 9roBter 8idtisteit,
bob seiitise arbeit gleidseitis our
5reube perbe; benn ,lebunaen oes
8erItonoes pie bes a0;pers erbalten
ihrsn !Souptmert burh ben @eiit, in
BEN lie betrieben tperben.
Die elten Il Spbesort, bic es
i~iberbaupt sibt, 1T bic, Nob Elm
WenId bon einem Wetepr eridlaaen
pirb. Mon tennt bisber MIR stpei
Sdne elmer iulden Sooesort. Der
cine 5n1 betraf einen bDbmliden 8ouz
ern, Der oaourf cine sefp;7e Be-
riibmtbsit erlan9t bat, Der anosre pai<
Iierte i'm Stoote Ohio.
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&nriantc.

Su 6iit ipie cine 9lume
Gu f%arbenreid) espubt,
Sof osine S6neioerre6nuna,
Die 6ot MIDI ie6r perbuBt.
Mir 1T, ais oh i'd Die Sinoe
Gum Sinmel fnlten ioGt'.
9eteno, Nob oieien Gurus
Soh einnnl Der Seufel bolt.
Sbr iputtet Der 8eibsrtDpfe,
Weil foII@ Iino lire 30pfe.
&onnlt ltol5 iein, itartes GeidIedt
DEM oehe ,2Dpie linb edit.
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-Naditen 9onnerstae lit ct.
B%alentin'S Gage. Sir Die 8oihnciIter
giebt es am oieiem Gage in Der @eael
febr bel az tbrtn.
-&ubn nns Sdneiber ididten orl
Dienstag cine garIabung Sdpeine
nod ct. 2ouis.
-Mm IL. Sebruar, 2incoIns sc.
burtstag.