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The Glenwood post. (Glenwood Springs, Colo.) 1897-current, 1919-09-27


Smith left Sunday night for Colorado
Springs, where they will attend Colo
RADIO College. Miss Smith is gradu-
ate of G. c. H. 8. with the class of
1919, and Miss Ritter is junior in
the college.
y = y
The Hotel Colorado was closed last
Sunday at the end of the most sue
cessful season in the entire history of
that institution. Mr.. Lucas states that
the receipts for two months this year
exceeded the entire business of any
former season.
There VIII be an examination at the
federal building in Glenwood on Octo-
Der II for the position Of male clerk
in the postoffice. For application
blanks and further information rela
tive to this information address Violet
lone Hammond.
Miss Mae Hadsell has returned from
Leadville, where she went several
weeks ago to spend her vacation.
While there she contracted pneumonia
and Will not resume her duties as
operator ct the telephone Office until
she regains her strength.
y = =
DIR. G. NJ. Stewart left Saturday
night for Los Angeles, where he was
called by the illness of his father.
The doctor was accompanied by his
nephews, Ernet and Gordon Long.
They expect to return to Gltnwood
about the first of October.
The G. A. and ]. W. Hopkins ranch
has been sold to f. P. H. Berdick Of
the Meeker country. Mr.. Berdick is a
successful stockman who will transfer
his operations from Rio Blanco county
to this new property he has purchased
IN the Spring valley country.
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The ladies' Aid of the Methodist
church will hold meeting next Thurs
day at the home of Mrs. G. A. Bart
lett, 1928 Bennett avenue. The presi
dent will bring up plans for the coming
years work. All members are es-
pecially requested to be present.
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George T. Haubrich, secretary of the
Colorado Editorial association, former.
ly editor Of the Eagle Enterprise but
for several years connected with the
Weld County News, has recently been
appointed publicity agent for the State
Teachers college and has entered on
his new duties.
The Misses Helen Hughes and GLADYS
and Catherine MacRae left Sunday
night for Boulder, where Miss Hughes
and Miss Gladys will enter the state
university. Miss Catherine will return
to Glenwood and resume her duties in
the county treasurer office after n
short visit in Boulder.
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The Misses Maude and Marie Cole
entertained the members of their Sun
day school class and their teacher,
Mrs. G. A. Webb, last Friday evening
at their home on Blake avenue. A
pleasant evening was spent in playing
various games, after which light re-
treatments were served.
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Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Cole entertained
the following at Sunday dinner At
their home on Blake avenue last Sun
day: Mr.. and Mrs. 8. J. Daley, Mrs.
vadie Daley, Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Bar
ker and family, Mr.. and Mrs. g. w.
Barker and family, Mrs. J. H. Barker
and von, Mrs. W. T. Fanning and Joe
Dalev. making twantv In all
The Glenwood post. (Glenwood Springs, Colo.) 1897-current, 1919-09-27

Some scoundrel burglarized the Parki-
son drug store some time Wednesday
night, securing about fourteen dollars
in cash and probably box of cigars,
although it is not certain as to the
latter item. Entrance WAS through
window on the Eighth street side.
There is no clue to the culprit.
P. H. oldenburg was called to Den
YER the first of the week by tele-
gram stating that it was necessary for
his son, Ray, to undergo an operation
to remove the abcess in his head. Mr..
Oldenburg left at once, but sent back
word that physicians had perforated
the ear and Ray was looking fine and
an operation could probably be avoided.
Sergeant Chas. H. King of Co. l. is
anticipating the arrival this evening
of Adjutant General Spangler, Major
Marshall and Sergeant Stivers from
Denver, and tomorrow these three, ac-
companied by Mr.. King, will start with
saddle and pack horses on big game
hunt in the mountains in the White
river country. They expect to return
in about week.
Miss Beatrice Mccoy entertained
sixteen of her young friends with a
party Wednesday night at the beau
tiful Mccoy bungalow on Cooper ave
nue., in honor of the home coming of
several young men of Company f. who
have seen service in France. Music
and cards furnished the evenings en-
tertainment, after which delicious re-
freshments were served.
Perry Williams, former employe
in the Glenwood U. S. land office, re-
turned the first of this month from
overseas duty, and after visit at his
home in Canon City arrived in Glen
wood Tuesday and has resumed his
former work in the land office. Perry
is a fine fellow and we are all glad to
have him return to us after his scrim-
mage with the Huns across the hig
pond.
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Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Mccarthy, Mr..
and Mrs. Orlando Preston and c. E.
Knight of Denver left Sunday in the
Mccarthy car for Marvine lake where
they enjoyed several days outing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Preston continued their
trip to Steamboat Springs, but the re-
mainder of the party returned to Glen
wood Wednesday evening. Mr.. Preston
is vice president of the First National
bank in Denver.
Adolph Merriam returned Monday
evening from Telluride, where he had
been working for several weeks. He
says he was threatened with pneumo-
mia and thought it best to come home
while the coming was good. He finds
Telluride a good town, however, from
business point of view, with plenty
Of work, and money plentiful, not
withstanding the recent tardy closing
of the gambling houses.
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Three boys out shooting on cemetery
hill Wednesday afternoon were rather
reckless in the matter of pointing the
gun, one of the shots entering the
home of c. A. Bartlett on South Bennett
avenue, but fortunately doing no dam
age. Sheriff Fravert was called and
he has taken the case under advisement.
He says the law strictly forbids the
sale of ammunition to young boys, and
regular dealers and others should give
careful heed TO this section of tic
statute if they would avoid trouble.
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THOROUGHBRED STOCK
AT GRAND JUNCTION
The Glenwood post. (Glenwood Springs, Colo.) 1897-current, 1919-09-27

9ix-room Glsawood fssideHes o. ene
Of the best streets in the city. This -
close-in property and . very dssiEshss
location. City water sad electric hSAs
Owner might trade for faaei. WIN
be glad to show this property n yos
are int rested.
The Glenwood post. (Glenwood Springs, Colo.) 1897-current, 1919-09-27
THOROUGHBRED STOCK
AT GRAND JUNCTION

Vickery and Saunders Of Grand
Junction will have car load of reg
istered Hereford and Short Horn, com
ing two-year old bulls for sale at mod
crate prices at the sugar factory feed
lots, Grand Junction, during the week
of the Inter Mountain fair and stock
show, September 80, October l, : md
8. These bulls are ready for service,
having never been pampered, and are
Of the big bone, rugged, thrifty, desira.
BILE kind for range breeding. This firm
also has several cars of purebred Here.
fords and Short Horn range bulls for
sale which are exceptionally good in.
dividuals and in prime condition.
Anyone Interested in good breeding
bulls can secure full information by
writing or seeing Vickery and Saun-
ders, room 7, Reed block, Grand June.
ton. Telephone Junction l16.
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IS hat nid,t I'M marneuSen Stim.

- ff~ |N-FN
men gefeblt, neoer bier nod IN Den
GntentclGnoern, BON 0eutIdllato oar
nitt 3u re0en. 9tun fonunt aber Nor
miami $. 0upis, ser Der omerifani'
iten 5ricoeusoclcgntion ais finan-
5ieler 9eirath sur Seltc Itano, mo
prdQt elm uclIeS Wort, Die Sd)do-
Io5baltungs . Gommiilion, meint CT.
ioqtc lid nift 10 iebr ouuot rid
ten, mas 0cutId)lan0 a len fnnm.
ais ,mos bic Iulirten lid) ~lciIten font
uert, Tclltidluno 5abIeu 81 ldllcn.
0cm 0cttid)lnn0 gelobcu iollte. &C
nolc oier5i9 Wtiuioroen 3ahleu, 10
mare eS moNlih 9cnug, 0uB Die be.
undlbnrtcn Hdn0er berclt9 ihreiell
milrocr. c3 uoQe a%rfhoreu. menu Ole
3ebn YtilIiorocn gc5oblt morOen. l."
IS licqt Elm tiefer Sinn III oicier
HeltBeruuQ oc$ omcritnnjIhcu ii
nolt5 SodperItdnoigct. Rieiige
observation-disclosures rci5eu sic
GmbiIoungSrroft, nbcr tic iin0 bel
meitcm nidt 70 local. ME tic iih oar.
itcIen. &n @oIo tonncu tic niht be
3oblt pcroen. uno icIbit meuu od2
noglidl marc, tpiiroc ibre29irflng ga.
bin lchcu, sic 5Sinanjmlrthiduft oeS
2ort0cS, ipeId)c3 oic pIotIidc @oIo.
mcIlc iibcritmcmu1t. 81 ocmoroljIircr
@crocu JIG ober in ,Sabrlfatcu &c.
3ohIt. 10 miro bnourh Die &nouitriC
0e3 cupfarqcnoen &nnocS BRAD
aelegt. Die hobqierigcn 0Tpl0mn
ten Der alien SdluIe. meIhe nit MiI
Itaroeu 6orocrunqen in YariS 10 I'm
ith morfer, mcr0cu nod pjcl Si leruei
| hnben.
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Sob ipeier Rehabilitation!

5u qlcid)cr Belt mo I'M &eben@alter
uur ourh Elm ISnbr getrennt, ltno 3Del
6erilbmte Wt0nmer %qetorben, Die bel
oberil0tliher Netrahtung nIdlt$ NIT
chamber acmciniam hatten, ais cil
Icltcn hohc9 Nlter mo u|ngeUohnll-
den RlIhm. &m Gborntter lnb III
ihrcr 9uui6ahn maren Ynorcrp G a I
ncQic uno Grnlt 8 q Il c | Iebr
peridic0cn, abcr bcioer Numer mar
mcnigItcnS ln allen cipililirten 2Gn'
oern bcfannt. Sic geborten SIT ben
uerbdltuiBmdBig Deniqen NenIhen
Die nc ais DISQUALIFICATION Don
@eltrltbm bc3cid)net. Inter Den gro
zen @olfsmaiien mar Carnegie 5u lei
men 9eb5eiten lpohl melt mcbr be
fannt, ais ser 9enfer in [Senn, abcr
Der Nudruhm pon @GtCI miro 5wei-
fellos Scr bleibeuoere Icin. @erm Die
grinnerung an Garnegies luugeheu
ell Heiftbum ltno an ieine Vtillioneu-
Itiftungcn perpeht lit, 10 miro Oas
Anoenfen an Den @clchrten, mclter
Die e
crit TeIt begriit0et bat, in Der milIen'
Itaitlihen Melt nod Iaugc fortlcben.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-08-15

2ano Der @abL legt, Uer0IeHt cine
Steae aus einem @erfe g0mm &aU-
renee 0jo0fins, 0e5 @uiu0trs uH0
friiberen Shriitleiters Der Stem Yer
fer @odenihriit nlhe Hat:On", IN
6|rinnerlng qerEfen 3u mer0en. ~Nlr
iino". iagt er. .oie eiu3i8e 9roBe gtd
ton IN Der &Selt, Deld)c man IN Ed
triotismts binein3upreOigeu Ueriudt.
Die Angehorigen anoerer Han0er lie
ben lbr Yaterlnn0 einiadL natilrIIh
mo groBtentbeils id)Deigcno, ME lie
Ibre WiiItter mo ibrc iSrauen liebeu-
I'm a6cr elncn 4merifaner 0o3u 5t
bringen, muB ibm, ioqte man glnu
ben, elm Breoiaer, nit einem grOBcn
Stof in Der 9an0, ioIgelL Der i'm
~alifforoert, elm gutter Imerifaner"
I'll ieuL luioriaeniau5 or nit Dem
Stod 9efanntihoit MAIDEN merOe.
God nod uiemnl5 lit iemano III No
te~rlnnoSliebe bineingepre0igt moroen.
Gr mag 0urd) 9re0igen ~perauloGt
mcroen, Opfer fir iein 2ono 81 brln-
gen, Die GueIlen ser 2lebc f0nnen ie-
ood ourh feline lleberreourg eridlOi-
leu merocn. 9tlentuno miro iein va
terIono Iieben, es lei 0enn, er fitblt
es lit Iiebenspertb mo onrauf, es tie
bensDertb 81 MAIDEN, iOaten Die 9e
itrebunQen Sener iih ridten sic i'd
Ole Efleqe oes nnlerifaniifen @ntrio-
ti9nnts angeIegen icin lnijen,
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&as Staatsiefrctar Gaming uur

Dem ScnatsausituB fiir auSmGrtlgc
NngeIegenheiten ilber oie liatuiiion
betreffs oen &ier5ehn 8unfteu @il'
ions atf Der MISUNDERSTANDING un0
beionoers iiber ole beioen criten @unf-
te ~altsgeiagt babe, laiien mir bier gc-
NAB Dem 8erif}t oe9 Correspondent.
ten Der ~. y. Zines" foIgen:
EQUATOR SObniOn iteate Die Sraae,
Oh Die nmerifaniidle Delegation bel III
rcr Nnfunft in Earis Elm ami Die &icr'
scbn &unftc iidl ariinOenoes ErO-
grGmm fmr Die &erbanolnngen ami
g~citellt babe.
Die &iersebn Runfte wurOeu
II iemals %beiprOfen", antmOrtete
SER Gaming.
ScnntOr SOhnion perlas e%iu5cln
Die &ier5ebu Ennfte nno frnate baum,
mas anf Der GUnfcrenS ms Dem eritcu
aelpOroen lei: ronrh OffentlidDe &er-
banolnngen bcrbeigefibrte %ertrG.
ge".
n%erb1H0l1n9cn tDnlcn lltdjt Of
fentlih aefiibrt ucroen, oDh fOlate
man Dem q It { nafp", ingte Serr
Gaming.
Se;iglih oes 5%lucitcn Eunftes
,Sreibeit Der Neere" lei i~iberbuupt
nidpts getban mUrben, iagte !@err
Gaming.
@arum oic oberiibmtcn" II Yunt
te ~iiberboupt iernals ouf9citellt mltr
ocn, mohtc man ga frageu? 8ir
rpogen 81 ~be3neifeln 0oB Sr. @Jl.
ion eS lelber ipeiB,
8ahriheinlih idrlf er tie ans put
rbctoriIhen mo otooemiiden @ritrt
oetr, lnO neil oie IA Ginger 10 i60u
iuiunmentlon9en.
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9ie 6rnte Oirfte am Gnbc nidJt 10

aut au5iolen, pie man gebotft bot
llngimtige @ItterumgsUerbdltnille
brinqen cine berbe @nttduIhung. Gin
meiterer 8reisuuiidlag miro ober
uerhiitet meroen miiien,weil iOnit cine
lmertrdqlide Gage lid ouraus ergeben
niiroe, un0 Die RegierunB tonm oem
8olfe bierin ojeneu, inocm lie gegen
0ie fllrItlife BreisblIoung einidrel.
tet. Gas miro mohl feinen ytIeocr-
gang Der bisberigen Ereile brilgcn,
aber wenigitens eiten peiteren AuT-
Idlag perbin0ern. Cine RuoifuItur
lit 10 LANCE arSaeidIoiicn, OILS feline
M~nitaltcn ~getroiien weroen, Die aarf
frait oe@ Collars SIT erb0ben, lnoem
oanlr gciorgt miro Dab Die idon I'M
ltmlalf bIfinolifen Sumnlen BON
0apiergclo feincn mcitercn 3npuhS
rrf0hrpl1
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-08-15

piir0e ie0cr britiIde Staatsmdnn nit
Der GrflGrung bel Der @ano gerUcicn
lem, Die Ser. Staaten icien feiue ia
ton. ion0ern le0igIIh cine Sanm
luna BON Golonicn, itber Deld)e 6ng,
lano elm natiirIldes eigcntbum9rcd}t
babe. Gin &ano lit cine gtutlOn, wcnn
e. beueiieu fam, oaB es oas lit. in
Dem es fiir ieine 6reibelt iolange
fdmpit, bis es tie crhdIt. @ns %rlano
mie C. idleint 81 tbltn benbiidttBt.
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U@kap
ga GroIIe. Sen Is. Allqltit 1919.

Let our object be, our Country, our
~hOle Country, and nothing but our
Country. And by the blessing of God,
may that Country itself become a
vast and splendid monument, not
of oppression and terror, but of wis
dom, of peace, and OF liberty, upon
which the world may gaze with
admiration forever. -
Daniel Webster.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-08-15
liner SefretGr fir inncre Hnse.

Iegenbeiten. @r. Cane, id}cint III cir
@eIpenneit geitotlen 5l hnbcn ais CT
bebouptctc, oie Hoiienfdmpic III aIler
ShciIen 4merita8 ieicn o0eutiderFro.
pnganoo" 3l3iitreibcn. Qcnn ool
er Dies qeia9t bat, idcint iebt fclt.
pultebert, "a on3 erbofftcG cmerti ans
gebIiebcu lit. Cine Nep 2lorfer Sci.
Elng ingt oa5l:
.0cuti6c Iropoqnuoo! Nan Der.
Idpone Dos omcrlfouiidle GoIt nit ole
lem bloOcn HopaQeienActr0t5. 0jC
3eiten liuo @ott ici 0ont ooriibcr, luc
ieoe 2obrIdfiefeit, ieoe 9ttmnlbeit
ieoer NiBerioIg bon @eomteu mo ie
Der 9icbitahI mo le0e @emcinhcit
bon binter Der Slogqc iid ueritcdcn
Sen l1eberpotrioten uuo Yrofitaeicrr
nit r0eutiter 9ropoganoo" ocrSed,
,pPr0cu fonntct."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-08-15

Sans au&gei6Ioien
Sic wiiilidcn oIio cinen &oriful
allf ii Gage? @as aber, men!
Sic porber iter6cn2"
Bite, SEER aaiiicrcr, oaju biz
i'd ood SIT iehr gbreumann!"
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QluSS Weorae ioa neulih eeInst

hobeu. SrIono lei feline Nation,
es ecbe 0rei Hntioneu o,lf Scr Qrii-
item SSnicl. G& miro ia pobI and
linn betonnt icir, ooB Is III @robbrt.
tonnien minocItens jlpdnSia Nntiouer
aab, oIs 8iIbeIm Der grobcrer iuS
2ono fam. obcr er bradltc Is fertiq
ms Den 5fpan5ig cine 5u maheu- Dor
-etrpos ncbr nIs bituoert Sabrer
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0ie Barrier Srieoens : 6Onieren5

nleint Die 9on0oner a9tation", bobe
ftatt Ser audi in England 10 iebrIIhIt
erporteten o6rieoenataube" eIner
s iiber Den Canal 9eltlft,
Ser itatt oes Gel5peiges cinen Seno.
den ser mitertpeg3 BON Inn peripel
item Saube int S6nabel trug. Abcr
90 eS ood immerbin Elm Eogel iei.
meroe mar it'd mohl beiteioen m.ll.
len, 5unol man INNER mebr 3nr
grfenntniB qelanqe, oaB e9 mtBIo-
lei. lQnger auf Die Goube jl mar.
TON
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apro RntbOr more, Der fir cine

Observation-Disclosures in GnQ.
LAMB qilt, iprift Die 4niift aus, ran
9lmerifu e$ ihpieriger finoen miro.
lid in Den nelten TcrbdItutiten SIT.
redt8ufinoen, ais ieoes anoere Hano.
GS miro in ieiuer Snouitrte hllrd) eli
men groBcn &erItlt an Irbcitsfrarter
gebemntt rpcroen. Die llriote lei Die
8robibition, welhe cine 9roBc NIB
fuonoerunq CUR 6olQe habcn weroc,
oo Arbeitcr ouf oIfoholiihe @ctrdtfe
uidt p6uiq per5idlteu tonnen unO
tperoen. Gos lit cine unbeItreltbnrc
0obrbeit, Die ntan in bieiem Sunoc
nbcr crit milroigcn miro, nat0cnl
ma oic @irfungen Ser Yrohibttlor
9ritnollf all8aefoitet bat.
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- 9as nnhterne M 4 n.
den. Nonn: Ser Ir5t bat bel
mir cine Nifotinuergiftuna felt
geItelt."
Trul: an rautit ia aber gar
nid)t. Munn!"
Mann: ~SSSa, ia - 0arauf bate
i5 i'm eigentlid) oufmerfiam MAIDEN
iouen."
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giubtloung. 4Ite Sung.
Ter (einen Roman Ieieno): Ser
Terfniier lit elm ent5iifenocr
Menid)!"
Sreunoin: oMarum?"
Nlte Sungier: a@r nennt mid
aIlf ieocr Seite urei5enoe @eicrin"!"
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9oSbaft. 2ebenlann (oer
me duBerit torpuIente Came bel.
raten mubte, 81 ejnem 6reuttoe):
u9tod DER &od13eit lit mir faftiIdI
nihtS iibriQ QcbIie6en nIs oie 2rau!"
6rcuno: .No, ga bIieb Dir il
nod INNER hiibid, oief 'jbriQ."
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S6Iau. Heiien6er gu
einem anoeren. ser cine Stabluoren.
iobrif pertritt): YSbr babt alio nit
etirem neuen Sranhiermeiier 10
groben Grfolg!"
8, freilih! GS bat nam.
lid sic Iorm zines Seitengeiuebres
uno GA reiBen iih Die 8odinnen
f0rmlid1 orlm."
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Gin Yefoogel. @oriisen.
Der: Y4ngcflagter, iino Sic perbei'
rGtet?"
Angeflogtcr: IS bGtt' i6on g.
m0d)t, abcr Dor lauter Giniperr'n
BIN / net oa5u formal"
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Gr tennt id aus. re
oatteur: -8drtm molten Sic Shren
artifeI -RotihI1se iiir Die Sdlls.
irou" nitt nit Sbrem &arnen
Seihnen2"
Shriihteaer: -@eiI meine Grou
lie Soun Jcrpib niht befoIati"
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GingeprcSiate Imerifnuihruns

IN Riidiidt nuf Sic u%nbc'treitbnrc
Elatiad,c, 0oB Die gegcmpnrtja i'm
Eorbcrgruuoe oe$ oiicutlidlcn %,Sntcr-
eIieS itchcnoe Groge ser Nmerif1njit
rllng MIR Damn gcloit ncroeu tdnu.
mrnr mar oohei b~ciouoercu NotN
Druid ouf Ole Grtpeduuq 0eS @ehlhts
liebeooaer IubdugliptcIt du Na&
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&ur orci 5afren mar r$erItnat'
Tidung Der 8abnen" polf5tbllmllher
ols beute. - Bon Degen oea I'm
5douunqsunterrid1t5 ieitoem!
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Ginen itarfen Srenno hat Gar'
rar3a an $apan. Gu ne 4rt Seelen-
bertpdu0titdft.
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9auga@l
grifeiut ieOen 6reitag

6erausaeber: Die Observation-Disclosures.
a0oIf 9dnoridn, Xrdlloeut.
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TatoIer Trudfebler

TatoIer NrudfehIer.
(slus einen Romou.) 9nitig
pInuberno burdlidlritt Sic tleine 8e-
ieuitoit BEN 2dIo uno lies lid
Damn. nube bel elmer GueIle. auf oem
iippia itpelenSen Mops sum 6riib'
itud uieoer.
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Selcp6on : 9ummer 1913.


-Noroenitern", ieSen 9ienstag, uno
.R0roiteru", ieoen Sreitdg, porto
frei, belize 8oheubIdtter 5uldmmen pro
JoSr fiir. $500
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aein Saa in Sieier MOfs pine

r1elle gntbiillungen liber Seben9mIt
tellpufer. Nahoem labreldnJ Die
8eb0roen Qeidlafen,
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frei, beioe 8oheubIdtter 5uldmmen pro
sSdhr FUR pow
GIN beften uno Iiterten 1T es, ods
8eIo Der g 0 It N E ung (gtotep
Or0er), Die Der Roitmeiiter IN Den 9roS
itereu SrtIhaften nusitelen lam, gu
uber1enbeu. Gbenio gut uno lIder ltno
oie gEpreBanmeiunge iuels
de Die Gaenteu in allen GgpreBs otdttos
men ausIfeuen. 8euu man ods 8elo
per BoItanfpeiiung ODER per S%TpreBan'
spei5una Ihidt, If IS nibt n%otbtpeuot9.
ben befreffenben Brief regiItrtren 3u lals
fen, ipeur1 Die Gorehe tsutlih geidrleben
IL. Seat man oageeeu 5Iargeio in Den
Brief, 10 foIte oieier tets regiitrtrt tpers
ben UNI iider 5u iein. odb oerlelbe rid1s
t1g antnmmt. Sir 8eloienoungen IN
einfnGem 8riefberihIuIe ibernebmeH
&pir teinerIei gernnttportlidtett. Sn
&aae BON 4oreboerdnoerlugen ber9elle
nc ia nidt, Die alte ebenlOtpobl tpte Die
1eue 8oitoffice au3ugeben, oeun lonit
Dnnen MIR DEN Eanen in ben SIheru
gar uiht finDen.
Roneh Srbers oilrfen nift. mi. oas
20 oft eeifieht. nis permetntIihe Autta
tuna 3urIdbebaIten tperoen,
fou6ern iiub i'll ben 8riefen bei3ns
&egen.
S%uittuno erfolat MIR ourh Geroerurg
oes Sutumg auf benz HoreBitreiieu.
Bran ooreTire einfnh:
.&urntern", Ga GruHe, @is.
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Reue llnrubcn in q%iuerpool, Strcifs

IN Sytalien ulo 6ronfreId, Hebens.
rnittelluud)cr in England 0o fam
1nun m~ahrboitig nift mehr idBen,
DAB europa e5 better babe.
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9eihdftss2otal:
E0reItern 9ebau0e, 1913 gfaln StrdBe
Ga grohe, Bis.
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9tthtS fam ent iuuac2 Nloher
b%eiterer itimmen ais elm Maun nit
errltcu Ibiidltcu.
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~Wcr mar 0cuu icuc$ nele ntn9e
4|dodlen, nit Sem id oih leiteru
abeuo acleheu habc2~
.. Od9 mar fem ncue3 0tdoden.
GS mar Nd3 a,tc. MIR irtih attle.
ltrihcu.
Gautbar. Gefruuoant:
Tenn YtaIer ihite ih iiir ous
perpfuidtc Eortrdt Elm Grtrabono.
rar. Sd babe 5lpar 0a& 9il0 uiGt
aulenoHmcn. uber oie @cb6roc
bats iiir sen Stotbrlci bcmct!!~
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-13
The Way to Win
From Leslie's.

from 1eSilS S.
 Don't spend your time thinking how much you can get out of your em- pIoyers business. It won't pay him nor will it pay you. Spend your time and effort to see how much you can put into the business. This will pay you both.
 Your employer. no matter how seh- ish you may think him to be, will quickly take your measure. The more selfish he is the more he will want to keep the worker who works for him, as well as for himself. He will hold on to the man or woman in his em- ploy who is increasing his business and his profits
 The efficient employe will be the last to go when hard times come. The ef- ficient employe will be the first to he chosen by other employers in the same line of business in search of good men.
 Every successful, self-made man or woman has attained success through honesty, industry and efficiency. This is the way by which Carnegie rose from telegraph operator to be the head of the largest steel corporation In Una world.
 This is the way by which Schwaf rose from water carrier to the presi' dencv of the Bethlehem Steel corpora tion and John D. Rockefeller from clerE in a country store to the head Of one