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Gunnison news-champion., 1919-07-11
GREAT FUTURE FOR IRRIGA-
TION SAYS FIELD AND FARM

One of the best things about irri,
CATION is that the fertility of the sol
is not destroyed By system of ro-
tation Of crops, by utilizing the stub,
bic of alfalfa, and by manuring- the
soil Is not Impoverished. The water
that comes down from the mountains
also brings fertility with it. Irriga-
ton is progressive science. People
learn each year better ways of car
rying it out. The land requires less
water year after year as the sol. be-
comes soaked. For this reason we
have a notion that irrigation may not
have reclaimed all of the land possible
inside Of hundred years and there is
still heap of injun sod to come under
the magic spell. Most of this work
of practical reclamation will eventual
ly be carried on by private capital.
The government work is all right to
serve as an example to propitiate the
big enterprises. To accomplish
things, men must be practical and
such men operate their own capital.
The government may accomplish Won
ders in this work of reclamation, but
the individuals who take up the actual
work with pump and pluck will ac-
compliSh much more without having
to undergo the terrors of bureaucratic
bossing.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-07-11
"DIP THAT CHICk!"

"Dip that chick,r 1t isn't done just
for the sake of making a rhyme for
dip that tick," either. Dipping
chickens is likely to become more
general than dipping cattle, because
the chicken louse is a more widely dis
tributed insect than the cattle tick.
The dip" consists of ounce of So
dunn fiuoride to the gallon of water,
which should be at temperature of
rs to so degrees. The dipping should
be done on a clear, warm day-never
on cold day. The old way of getting
rid of chicken lice was by busting
them with dry sodium fiuoride. 1t
was effective, but in the case of large
fiocks, it was slow and wasteful, a
great deal of the dusting material be-
ing inevitably lost Experiments in
dipping We're begun by the Depart
ment of Agriculture in the laboratory
of the office of Insects Injurious to
Domestic Animals, Bureau of Ento-
mology, at Dallas, Texas. The ex-
periments proved successful and the
results promise sure and speedy
means of getting rid of one of the
worst pests of poultry.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-07-11
DEAL POWER FROM
AUTO FOR OPERATING
\ HAY STACKER

Montrosc Press
Out on kiniken Heights, a. b. Cox
has been using Hupp automobile as
motive power for the ovqrshot hay
stacker on which is ordinarily used 4
team Of horses. Mr.. Cox reports that
the auto made an ideal motive power
The driver, Mrs. Cox, could sit in the
shade of the top and drive up and
back very easily. The power is morr
uniform, steady and certain than a
team of horses. Moreover it is han
died much nicer, for with a team
there are the heavy doubletrees to
manage, the horses are always kick
or stepping over the traces or getting
tangled up in the harness. Then too
they hate to stand steady with the
load as il is dumped, often backing
up and causing trouble. The horse
flies which are uncommonly bad just
now never annoyed the auto one bit
and there was no danger of run
away. Other farmers may well fol-
low this example and substitute autos
for horses on hay stackers.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-07-11
Ranch and RANGE I: {: !: :: 9:
SUPER-OFFENSIyE On POISON
LARkSPUR IN PROGRESS
We, side Cattlemen Are warring on
Poison

W. z. kreutzer, forest supervisor.
with the help Of twenty of the West
Side cattlemen, Phillip Easterly act
ing IS their captain. are working at
grubbing out the poison larkspur on
the Anthracite Range beyond Irwin
before Cattlemen's Days The ranch
.ers interested in this work live up
Ohio Creek
The government furnishes the sup
plies and the men the labor The
cattle in the meantime will run on the
Castle Creek Range. This work viii
be Z great help to the cattleuen. II
this weed can be done away with. as
many cattle are lost every year from
the effects Of il.
After the festivities of the celebra-
tion the ranchmen interested. expect
TO return ard renew their super-of-
fensIve against the poison weed. be-
fore showing the stock over the West
Elk Range.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-07-11
EXPERIMENT STATION ESTAB-
LISHES PLANT To TEST
ROAD MATERIALS
VIII Test Free, Rock, Stone. Stag.
Gravel. Sand. Dirt TO Determine
Availability for Road Material

The experiment station OF the State
Agricultural College has just com
pleted the installation Of the machin-
en- for new laboratory for the test
ing Of road materials and Is nOw fully
equipped 20 make all the standard
mechanical tests on rock broken stone,
Stag. gravel, sand and top soil
The laboratory has been installed
for the purpose OF aiding the people
Of the state IN their road making
problems No charge Is made for the
testing Of any material; the sample
must. however, be of sufficient size 70
enable complete investigation TO be
made.
The first systematic attempts 10
dcte rhine the value of rock for road
building purposes by means Of labora-
tory tests were made in France in
1873. and the excellency Of the French
roads can no doubt, be partly attribut-
ed 10 the selection Of the best avail
able materials for the construction of
road materials.
In 1898, a road material testing lab
oratOry was established By the Mas
sachuctts Highway Commission with
the late Logan Wallis Page in charge.
This work has developed until today
there are many such Laboratories
thru0ut the United States. The road
engineers are coming TO more and
more realize the value Of such tests
and TO specify that material used in
road construction shall measure up to
certain established standard require
rnpDts
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-07-11
o o o o o o o o o o o o o O o
NORMAL HIGH SCHOOL NOTES
5000 ooooo 900
News-Champion Correspondence.

Mr. and Mrs. Small. of Chicago,
are spending the summer in Salida.
They are doing the state By auto and
stopped off week ago last Monday
to visit Miss Emma Aren't, who is In
structor in Psychology and Education
at the Colorado State Normal School.
Miss Ada kansgan reports that her
sister in Montrose is much improved
in health. We are very glad TO hear
il.
Do YOU want an Annual? II is
going to be the best ever. There are
only limited number. Give your
order to Miss Martha billiard today.
A week ago Monday the Junior
Take Off" Day was held. The Sen
iors had an opportunity to see them
selves as the Juniors see them" The
Jolly Juniors did not limit their
Comeback" to the Seniors, however,
but even the Faculty members re-
ceived an occasional mention The
program given later was very clever
to say the least, especially the Orig
inal Composition by the Orchestra
Miss Hazel Peyton, of Gilman.
came in last week and expects to re-
main for the summer session of the
Normal School, which begins July Ia.
Miss Myrtle johnson, formerly a
student of the C.-S. n. s., and who
has just finished term of school at
Villa Grove, arrived in Gunnison
last week. She intends to remain for
the summer school also.
The Office Department is mailing
1000 Cafeteria Bulletins to various
schools in the state. This bulletin
was compiled by Mrs. Amy Goldsmith,
Instructor in Domestic Science, and
is a very worthy production. Mrs.
Goldsmith had charge of the Cafeteria
which was maintained during the WIN
ter months. The bulletins contains
various receipts, which We're prepared
for the students at the Noon CAFETERIA.
Mrs. Mary c. c. Bradford, State
Superintendent of Public Instruction.
who was to have presented the Com
mencement address for the Normal
School, was Unexpectedly called to
Washington on educational business
and was compelled to cancel this en-
gagement. John keating, Superin-
tendent of Public Schools, Pueblo,
Colorado, gave the address. Mr..
Keating is one of the leading city
superintendents in the state.
Senior Ensignia Day was a lively
AFFAIR IL WAS nelu IN ltlc SnapeI -uoi-
day, June 23rd. By the aid of a Gyp-
sic Crystal -Gazer" the audience was
able to see the various members of the
Glass of '19 as they will appear in
days to come. The program given
was as follows:
Piano Elizabeth Chipperfeld
Reading----------- McAfee
Vocal Skinner
C1acc VIII Mar,sa Dir,
Orchestra number composed by Mr..
David Ordonez.
Class Florence Bryant Walker
Tourists passing thru appreciate
our cool nights in Gunnison after
spending a few nights in Pueblo OF
Grand Junction.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-07-11

Silverton andard:-The Farm
ers' Non Partisan League ad-
yocates government ownership of
the principal lines of industry to re-
duce 90 cost of living. Suppose the
consuming public should demand
common ownership of land to bring
down cost of food. Can't YOU smell
the smoke of the FIRE you are now kin
ding, Mr.. Farmer?
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-07-11

any day now, when he will be gladly
welcomed. viii was in the 9th Di-
Vision.
W. F. Neary, the tie inspector, made
most everyone glad this week when
he arrived for the long looked for in
spcction. However, he is reported as
cullIng most unnecessarily.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-07-11
Famous Mccormick Rakes, Sweeps
Rakes, Tedders, Stackers

In fact everything the line Nc
'"rmrk line standard reliable
of
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-07-11
( OI \Tl BRANDS REGISTERED
FOR MONTH OF JUNE
{lIIZ||

Nyy Chas l. Wiley,
Saplncro, Gunnison County
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-07-11
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior.
os6i4

o9644
Oll36s
T. s. Land Office at Montrose. Colorado,
July s. 1919.
NOTICE is hereby given that Ches-
ter A. Petersen. OF Gunnison. Colo
RADIO, who. on September 80. 1915, Feb
ruary 2i. 1917, made Original and
Additional Homestead Entries Nos.
oa6ff. 01f36s. for Eis Swh, NwA SEL,
Lot I. Sec. 19; NEA NwA. Lots l and
NEa. Section IS. Township Sin.
Range 2W n. NJ p. Merid-
ian. has flied notice OF intention to
make final three-year Proof to estab-
lish claim to the land above described,
before Ernest NJ Nourse, U. S. Com
missioner. at Gunnison. Colorado, on the
18th day of August. 1919.
Claimant names witnesses.
Edgar A. Meeks, Robert F. Walker,
Wade Whit, Charles LIghtley, all OF
Gurnison. Colorado.
Non-coal o. C. SKINNER,
Register.
FIRST publication July IL, 1919
Last publication August Is. 1919.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-07-11

John Fultz, Of Saguache, has sold
his ranch near White Pine to George
Means & Son. Mr.. Means and SON
have also purchased the rancn belong
ing to Boone Cameron, and now own
all the ranch land from Saeuache to
White Pine. r.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-07-11
NUMBER OF LAND ENTRIES
MADE BY GUNNISONITES

During the last week. the follow
ing entries have been made at the
Montrose land office by citizens in
this vicinity:
Joe +. Partch, GunnisOn. 32O acres.
Jas. F. Partch. Gunnison. $40 acres.
Charles A. Smelser, Gunnison, l6O
acres.
Alfred c. Clark, Gunnison. 100
acres.
Emma Rouvierc, Gunnison, 10 acres.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-07-11

Charlie Wheeler, one of the young
ranchers of Jacks Cabin. was in an
auto wreck about a. m. last Satur-
day. The young men were coming
down grade six miles below the
Buttes, when the lights went out and
the car went off the grade on its nose.
Charlie was thrown thru the wind
shield and cut his knee. Mrs. w. A.
Keller, of this city, was right behind
in her car, so she brought Charlie on
TO town to the doctor. His leg was
put in a cast for a few days. He
went home Wednesday afternoon, al
though he was still lame. Young
Allen of Jacks Cabin, who was along.
landed in some willows that broke his
fall. The car received a broken axle
and a wind shield.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-07-11
Mccormick Mowers Better than Ever

will be enthusiastic in
bach
m and the neat clean strong design how easily
the no" high the bar
or
work simple adjustment from outside keeps the
Both wheels
o ercstin NOW
with Others point by pointthen drop
mmrnA rtI Ii rlnTmn
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-10-03

bab tie ni6t bic SteIle Der gier beim
Baden einnebnteil unb bab iie fir tel
ne Bad. un6 aoh3pede gebrai6t
weroen fonnen, bener niht geraoe 10
gut bic iibIiden I'M 4a,isbolt beniis.
TEN erscligriiSe entipreden.
Der &oniumcnt muIB aber eincn
l1nteridieo MAIDEN 5lpiiden getrod.
neten gicrprdparaten. gctrodneten
pulperiiiertcn eiert ltno bergl., Die
gang rnb gar ober ba1ptiGdlib aus
mirfliden puIperiiierten gieren be.
iteber, lnb BEN iogcnannten @ier.Gr.
iasmitteln Die menige ODER gar feline
Gier in irseno elmer Sorm cntbalten.
gfte pllperiiierte gier, lpenn riftig
%5ubereitet, entipreden meiltenteils
Sen 3pefen Der gier in Der Sdale
beim Baden uno &oden.
Ginige Der Sabrifanten 6ieier 10.
%genannten griatmittel iperben iest
geridtlib berflugt inter 9cidulbig.
ung bas 5000 ono Drugs @eIes Der.
lest 81 baben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-10-03
@esen Gier.G% riatmittel.
Sansfranen g%eiuarnt, bah bieie snm
Baden nidts tangen; ltnteridieS
sudden ibnen unS pnlDeri.
iierten Giern.

Die iogenannten gicr Griatmit.
tel, Die on Die Sausfrauen perfauft
merben, nebnlen %fcinespegs Die Stelle
Der Gicr fir Bad. ober &od5lpede
Elm, erflGrcn Die SadperltGnbigen bcs
9urealt Of Chemistry, llniteo. States
department Of Iericult,,re. 9ieie
baben Die meiiten Der Tr1parate an.
alpiiert uno a%llsprobiert, bic, pie oic
Sabrifantcn bebauptcn, an Stellc Der
Gicr eebraitft iperben f0nncn.
0ieie Srdparate ncroen ~gclp6bnIidJ
in fleinen BON elmer bis bier llnscn
cntbaltenoen Eafcten %perfallft unb
folten bon 5ebn bis fiinfunooreibig
Gents bas Eafet. IS miro bcbauptet,
oab icoes Eafet sic SteIle bon sfp6lf
biz Acknowledging Gicrn einnebmcn
miro. @cnn bieic GrGpuratc Die
STEELE bon nlld MIR einen Suteno
Gier einnGbm1cn 10 miiroe man, in
DEM man tic fault, bic boben Soften
hes Scbenunterbalts banlit berabietcn
belfen; aber leioer lit bas nidt ser
Sail.
Der bon Dem g. niumcnten fir sic,
ic logenanntcn Gier GriatmiteI be.
5nblten Gurdidnittspreis bcIGnft iid
arf ungefabr feds Gents pro hinge
oocr lnsefdbr einen Collar bas
Efllno. 9a iid oicie Ir1porote
ballptladlid ans StGrfe ooer eir,e1n
plllhcrilierten 8ctreibceracl,gnis nie
8, 9. @eiscnmebl 3uIan1menictcn,
Nas mardmal fiiuitlid) gclb eefGrbt
1T, be5ablt Scr Soniuunent eincn ipcit
bobcrcn Ercis, ais es Scr cigcntlidc
ytabrllngslucrt rcdtfcrtigt.
Us lit 5lpciicIlos, bebol1ptcn Sic
SodpcrItGnbiac, bob bicic Grsclta,
lliiic Den Gicrn gar nidt Gbnlif iinb,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-10-03
&piebnb q. 1.

Die meiiten u%nierer Sarmer iinb
iest om @ciaeniden.
@alter 8uefer, bon ct. 2uttis, lit
gegenlpdrtig bier a1f geiud BEL iei.
ncr Wutter.
8ottlieb Sraub lit sur 3eit an iein
gett gemieien uno slpar infolec zines
Rippenbruds ben er burf oen S1lf.
idlas elmer Stub erIitt. SoffentIi6
miro err balb ipieoer arf benz 9amm
lein.
Die Conc 8rope Sdule miro am 6.
Sftobcr bcn ltnterriht fir ous ndd.
ltc Shuliabr ipieocr arfnebmen llno
5lpar inter 2ebrcrin Sri. 6. Stoen.
ner.
8. allitcrmunn unb Samilie tparen
am Wontag in SpenspilIe.
Iltd Srieoensridter Srib Stein.
bed befinbct iid allf ser 9ranfcnliite
nno mitniden mir redt baloige 9ei-
ierlng.
Senrp @inbborIt uno @uttin, bon
'Nebrasfa, maren lette ISOLDE bier alf
geiud bel u. Srisemeper l1no Sami.
lie.
Gbriit. 9ens lrnb s. 9. Seiemanm
limo iebt atd BETTER bon Ssorb I,tcs
l1no nidt Iange mebr miro es ool,ern
bis ieoer llnierer Sarmer Ser Gigen.
tbiimer zines IlltomobilS lit uno bes.
balb aud Gin "9u6itcr" fir before
Strubcn rno &pabs Icin miro.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-10-03

-GoS TGbrbpot hrndtc lettcrl
SomStag ocn groBen l,cilcll 6rodt-
0ampfcr Sen sic Sctntunn Gofet
So. an ser 0itlidcn @boriitrobc
baltcn licB, nof Der @bcrfte, INN sic
Gompifeilel llnb Maidincn Ieihter
ouf oos Boot bringen ST. fonnen. Bic
BETTER ocs groBcn 9ampfcrs cruor.
ten Nenlelben inncrbaIb Spei @ofen
ioipeit poIlenoct SIT baber, oob cr icinc
Erobcfabrt untcrnebmen fam.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-10-03

-Mprgen Ibenb re~eelmGBige
8eriammlltng bes Commercial Club.
Sol. u. Spedbdls, bon Berger,
mar an 3icnstug bier in 8eidGits.
nngclegenbeiten.
Stub. unb 5. 5. Segeler, BON
@eroIb. maren an letter. Somstag
bier in @eihdften.
Cart @cber beionO iif nlebrere
Gage letter ISOLDE in 9oonbillc. Wo.
i'm Sntcreiie Der alcnf 2umber 60.
@roBe Spe5ialit1ten in Inter
5eitg iiir Die SCRIPT. unb 8inter. Sai.
ion, in
girf's8arietpS store.
SRI. Sbclma grcuer tom IeBtc
ISOLDE BON ct. 9ouis gum 9eiud) it,.
rer GItcrn, Ritter 81. u. greuer unb
Satin bierber.
SRI. Wortba Silent lit nod Ian.
gerem geiud bel biciigen SerDano'
ten, au Wontag mieber mad aanias
Gitp Surilfgerciit.
-Sernlann 0ufner crlitt lebtc
Wpde cincn Irmbrud oils beim Nn.
0rcbcn (Gronfct) ser Moibine eineS
Soro Iltos, Der Sebcl 5uriidi6lllg.
Geo. &. @llentber befano lid
leetcn Samstag uno Sonntog in
Clinton, no. gum 9eiuf ieines BORT
mobnbaften gruoers, 5rnn5 @,,cns
tbcr.
SRI. Haulinr Nartin, bon ct.
Sollts, peilt lett mcbrcrcu Sagen I'M
Sricbenstbal nui 9ciut bel ibren
@erlponotcn, 6rib &irhbofer unb
@nttin.
-SSGbrcno elmer 5pciIpohent.
liten 6crien5cit bic 2onbpoit.@ otc
Tcro. &anien anectrctcn bot, bciorst
Aug. eberlin oen Toitoicnit auf Scr.
mann Houtc 3.
--2ouis &pblfina. wclber Dor
&llr5cm feline groBc 6arm nabe Mor.
rilon perfauftc lulb oaS friiberc Is.
u. 6reunb @obnbols ari Dem Gait
Sill in Scrnom bon icinem 9ruocr
Iug. &obIiing fauitc. bat III Berger
oas 8eib1ftsbaus icpie bas in Dem.
ielbcn betricbeuc StoregeidGit ocs
pcrit. 2ouis e. DIT sefauft.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-10-03

%-syrar 8. Is. Hicf uno 3inber
Ucrlucilten bicie ISOLDE in ct. 2ouis.
Capt. 5ranf 8. gIasfc funeirt
geecnwurtig als Eilot aui oem IGbr.
boot.
9is allsperfaui, IS Gents 9elcn
81 SO Gents IN
9irf's 8arictp Store.
Der Wtiiiouri 6luB Der infolge
bcs Rcgens i'm mcbrere Sub celtic,
gen mar, lit jest picoer raid am Sal,
len. 81
STRAIT Gbas. Sabrncr mcilt &c.
%genipdrtig in Ocroit, Midigan, gum
9eiu6 hires Sobncs, Sictor $. Subr.
ner.
Sn Or. Soifner's Soipitol pllr.
DC ON Wontae Sri. Slora Silfcr.
b1umer, bon nobc 0rufe, elmer Ope.
ration untcr5ogen.
Dali in 3cilmann's SaIle in
Berger arl Samstaa, Den A. Sftobcr
Gin rcgclrcdtes Sass Or6cltcr miro
Die San5nruiif licfcrn.
Otto Wide mo Sanlilic bcfon.
ocn lid lcstcn SnmStog uuo Conn.
tag III Sbirb Greet Gopnibip ol,f
Seiud bel Scrrn Utidc's bctaatem
@ater. 6rie Mide.
Strut gltg. @oblt rnb Sran !Sp.
Odsner marcn lceten Sonntag mlo
Wontag in Sciferion Gin. no iic ocnr
0iltrift Contention Scr &nigbts Of
Eptbios 2ooen beimobntcn.
Strait Charlotte 6roi, mcld)e
mc1rerc @od)cn bel ibrer Godtcr,
Srall Mug. Mrimler, in Srpn, SSI(.
permciItc, febrtc onl lcbtcn Montog
mieocr i'll iDrc biciioc Nciunotb.
-6ron 3. Nolpof uno Irou s.
Nirfnonn, BON ct. 2ouiS, mo Sri.
2nhin McImcnooh uuo ". :. NocbcI,
bon Wcr0cr. bcfun0clt lid Icbten Qon.
ncrSta0 81 fllr5cm @cillde bier.
-NCrmnm @cSplo, Don McNitt-
rid, mltroc an Montag IN Or. @off.
ner'S @olpitol nnbier elmer dirlroi.
ld,cn Operation u1tcrSo0cn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-10-03

Ser Glapperitord belt lcttcn
Sonntog in Ser @obnllng bon 9cn.
Nol5 unb @utttn Ginfcbr lln6 bintcr,
licB Den 9lilflidcn Gltern cincn mod.
crcn StnuutboItcr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-10-03


5u 80 Gents in
9"irf's Sarietp Storc.
Sri. gllpinu aublmnnr, mcIdl
mGbrcnh bes Sonmers bel ibren 81
tern, glllg. &llblmann un6 8attin
nube Ban. ~pcr1peiltc, reiite letter
Wontog mie0er noh ct. Souis 5t
rid.
-Sbco. Sueomcper lGBt ieir
@obnbaus auf Der 5arm I'M Srie.
ocnstbal ourd einen gnbau berbcI
fern uno beridonern. Ilbert Sueb'
nleper beiorst Die 3immermanns .a(r'
belt.
Geo. Gonrab unb Satin mn
oeren 5odter, SRI. 2l,ella. iomie SRI,
amanba Strad. bon ct. 2ouis, fa'
men lestcn Samstag per auto bier
Der. gum 9eillf Der 5amilie s. 6.
Strad.
-Sranf Wittenoorf ilnb Samilic,
melde fiiraIi6 lire nabe 9rafe &c.
legene Sarm pe~rfauiten, iinb lettcn
Sreitag nadl unierer Stabt iiberiic,
bclt uno babcn oas Seblcnnlb @obn.
balls be5ogen.
gilbert Nocgelin, peIfcr felt Gin.
tritt Der .ariegs . Srobibition" an
I. Suli, in Dem friiber bon inn oils
Soloon bcnllsten 2ofal, elm Soits
Grinf @eidGit betrieb, bat basiclhc
Oicic ISOLDE eingeitellt.
-@m. 8. Weper, bon Wc&ittrif,
bat bic Sabrner 5arm nabe Gaic, III
@arrcn County, bon oen grben bcs
s. 5abrncr fir $20,353.50 &c.
fault. Die Sarm beitebt aus 1856
gder BEG beiten @ottomlanbes in Der
llmgcgenb bon Cafe.
-Srib Stride II. SamiIie iinb leg.
@ohc, bon Sope, nad unierer
Stabt iiberiiebeIt, uno belpobncn 6as
an Der oitliden 1. StraBe,
oas Serr Stride Dor brei Sabren
lieb. 8ir beiBen Serrn Sriibe
uno 5amilie beralid pillfommen in
Sermann. 81.
-Scrmarm 8rager, Gin alter
@eteran aus Dem @iirserfriese, bonn
. Seim in Sort 9eaben.
Ganias, traf Iebte @ode bier
Inn icincm S%albbruber, 2ouis
iolpie alten @efunnten in
Scrmann, iciner @cbllrtsltaot, einen
abouitattcn.
SRI. Matb,loa Meper, bon Zen.
rer, Colorado. bcianb iih Icttc. $40,
DIE bier uno Iii ibrem frilbcrcn Seim
in Ntorriion auf 9ciu6 bel Ser
ponoicn, unb riiite an Wontne in
9cgleitnna bon Srall 5. $. GaligbcIl
ct. Sollis I'M mebrere Gage be.
Iudsrpciic BORT 81 permcilcn.
-NSaltcr &lcnf unb Gilbert Numb,
rci'tcn lcttcn iSrcitae nud SSrl,
o%ianapolis, Snb,, UNI bon BORT aus
,wei 6orb Nutos ilberlano bicrbcr 5li
'ringcn. OicieIben farnen ant 0iens.
gfud)mittag nit ben bciben Ma.
bier al uno bcrihtetcn bob
lancntlih in Stootc Sllinois sic
infolac idlpcren &cgens
.it III lcbr idIcdtem 3uItonoc be.
Sol, @alj uno 6ou1ilic turtcr
cbtcn lonncrstug bon Ncbrosfo
Sitp, Ncbr. bicrbcr Inn Scr Wuttcr
'er 6ral, @nl8, Sittpc 9tif Sdac.
or, ionic ncn Gltcrn OcS @errn @ol5
lnbe SpiSs cillcn 9ciud, ob5ltituttcn.
5ie hohcn ocn $50 Wcilcn !o,lacl,
.Scg bon lbrcn @Cim in NcbruSfu bis
inh Ncrutonn III ibrcm 9lilto irrild.
mo lniG ms @crr @ol5 nit.
pcrbraltdtcn lie MIR 81 Sal.
omen @d'oItn ltn0 bottcn folrn CT.
'nh1ctSpcrtbc Tcporotltrcl.
SIT Nlu0c Gountu. no lcttcn
cine Spc5inlpo0l ltottfouo.
M iltcr cine Sonbnnlcihe bon $500,
100 fiir &oob- uro 9rildcnspcfc nb.