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SWAT HIM.

Because the fly is small and does
not roar like a lion or devour its
prey at a mouthful, mankind pays
little attention to it. But the fly is
as deadly foe to civilization as any
OF the pests OF more fearsome as
pect. which man makes it his busi-
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WHAT ELSE?

but sign the peace treaty? 1t is the
most natural thing in the world that
they should resist in the hope that
such resistance might cause the al
lies to be lenient in the terms OF
peace. but failing to get lem
iency. what can Germany do? Join
the Bolshevists? Well, perhaps.
But that would get Germany moth
ing and in the end will be more to
its hurt than to it's gain. 1t is per
haps true that the terms are more
severe than the Germans expected,
but even that will not lessen the nee
essity facing Germany of signing
the treaty Perhaps they miscon-
strued President Wilson's usual
easiness in dealing with everyone
to mean that he would be extremely
lenient in settling with Germany.
but Mr.. Wilson transacts business in
a cold business manner, and this is
business
Perhaps. as the Charleston News
ard Courier says. "the only way in
which Germany can avoid carrying
out the terms of the treaty is to up
set the governments which have
drawn up the treaty and have pre-
sented it to her The attempt Of
the Bolshevists to upset these gov.
ments have been far from successful
and there is little prospect that the
amalgamation of the element in
Germany which would join the Bol-
shevists and anarchists and terror
lists of other sorts. would get any
further along in that direction than
the Bolshevists have already gone.
The News and Courier thinks such
junction would gain many acces.
sions to the ranks of Bolshevism.
but admits the fact that the Boil
shevist movement in general seems
to have lost ground But it is by
no means sure" says the Charles
ton paper. that this check is per
manent; and certainly II Germany
should now actually join the Red
movement it would more than re.
gain the ground lost in the past
weeks
This. however, IS an extreme
view OF the outlook hardy likely to
he borne out by the course of events
\ fiat refusal 10 sign the treaty,
coupled with an open and frankly
| declared alliance with the Russian
radicals. is scarcely to be looked foI
now But an indirect and. to some
extent. camoufaged adoption OF
| the Bolshevist philosophy and
methods by the Germans may vel
I follow IT other words, either the
II ebert government or a more radi
cal regime may, as some reports
have already hinted. sign the treaty
with no intention of carrying out itt
/ provisions and may then institute a
systematic propaganda calculated &c
spread everywhere among the peo
pies Of all lands, the idea that this
is capitalistic and imrerialisti
peace and that it should be repudi.
ated by the masses everywhere.
There are already signs that this
is going to be the German game
One such sign is the proclamation OF
! the Ebert government itself declar.
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PERSONALS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Steele and chill
drcn spent Sunday in Van Wycl
with Mr.. and Mrs j. NJ Yoder.
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in Engraving, Litho
grazing, Printing or Ruling. Th,
Lancaster News.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1919-05-13

Billy Mcdonald. of Kershaw
spent Sunday here with friends.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1919-05-13

Mrs. Ed Plyler and little so
spent Sunday in Kershaw
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1919-05-13

James Bozeman spent Sunday
in Kershaw with relatives
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VICTIM OF RELATIVES
SHOT DIES IN COLUMBIA

Columbia. S. c.. May 12.-Chas.
+. Markey. an ex-soldier. who was
by his brother-in-law, Joseph w.
Staub. pressman employed by To-
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

County of Lancaster-ss.
Before me came Geo. w. Williams, Cashier of
the above named bank, who, being duly sworn,
says that the above and foregoing statement is
true condition of said bank shown by the
books of said bank.
GEO w. WILLIAMS,
Sworn to and subscribed before me this 10th
day of March, 1919
H. T. CANNON,
Notary Public s. G..
Correct Attest:
LEROY SPRINGS,
WADDY c. THOMSON,
l.. c. PAYSEUR,
Directors.
Republican farmer., 1919-08-08
THE FARMER: AUGUST 8. 1919

War makes prices rise another reason. War not productive and the things used to have to be taken out of the stock which the producers created
 This burden rests individuals the of taxes and especially in the form of income taxes.
 High prices good for the who actually goods but bad for the investor who simply holds debt
 This will be appreciated through simple illustration. If government S2 100000 and bought million bushels of wheat at $2 bushel it will make quite difference discha.ge debt whether remains at $2 drops to $1 In the latter it would take two million bush els the obgaton and the drain labor land and the like would be double This would work against the wheat producer held enough debt equaize his interest
 The is not the only of high prices The auto mobile factor the direct extent to which pleasure without productive return oh unproducve thing which add to their
 The present conditions, generally spealng working out better for the and the distributors of goods Those who fix take of themselves Strongly organized labor of itself though not enty we'll
 The investing class those who live incomes proceeds of trust funds fixed salaries and being slowly and badly squeezed.
 The income graduated until takes 70 cent of in above million dollars already shows it's effect the circumstance that these great incomes have decreased heavily within single year.
Republican farmer., 1919-08-08

Or somebody asks him to participate in a county meeting and he I citizen of Podunk believe in Podunks. Good old Podunk Is good enough for
 may be white but desire right relationship with black and yellow He be jus ce for The of he is the he will be for justice He be head of family understand the helps the family that the state helps county that the nation helps the state.
 The treaty of peace is necessary to end League of Nations only nation to the extent that certain fields the will of the world supersedes the will individual states
 The original the times preceding the probably sovereign He did what pleased from beating his wife murderng his neghbor without ence, unless some stronger man killed him.
 The long step toward and safety made when the first joined together to form tribal government agreeing to do to do certain things for the good of a
 The League of Nations is comparatively short step to- ward a safer and better world.
 Senator News speech to the President is impudent norant and ridiculous.
 The President formerly instructor of the smiled courteous doubt he listened to the Indiana Senator and must have been amused by his engaging detachment from the important interests of America.
Republican farmer., 1919-08-08
THE RACE RIOTS

c TATE ATTORNEY HOYNE of Chicago speaking of the o riots assigns of them the alliance between Chicago politicians and gamblers and pander The politicians the votes which the criminals control protect them against the law and raise the a dangerous element
 That Mr. Hoyne speaking truly will be appreciated by all who remember the relations between the socaed Baby Doll" establishment and Bridgeport politicians
 This relationship by which the criminals received protection and the politicians received voes provoked to authority by which blood riots not to be accounted for solely consider able part, upon the theory of MT. Hoyne
 These riots founded upon growing of the that he is not well treated feeling that increased by his participation in the
 Mr. Hoyne also suggests that organization at work stirring the This organization would intend in this the revolution l. w. w. confessedly trying to promote.
 The times troublous. Agitation is in The riots another manifestation of the which brought upon the world.
 The remedy must consist partly redressng tce the suffers and partly ordering the affairs of the country the general social There should be- this intelligent Chicago attorney suitable housing for negroes that they constantly Washington has often produced conflict
 The leaders the would be glad conditions which would give them suitable homes and advantages that from social life in proximity with their people.
Republican farmer., 1919-08-08
THE PRESSING NEED

TN HE RAILROAD engineers of the country informed
 the President through their officers that the high cost of living must be dealt with legatvey and successfully the rail workers must ask for another increase in
 But Congress is not in position to deal with the high cost of living It state of deadlock because the Senate through Lodge others to make the President the treaty of and on the American people.
 The Committee Foreign Affairs preends that time to read the treaty It has had the document for two weeks, and has discussing than months.
 The treaty is the most published the best understood public document that has been presented to the world eraon The American people want the treaty ratified They want to get rid of and legislation They want to set tie down to the conduct of their domestic affairs
 The Senate stands in the way The Senate ought to out of the Business cannot be done should be the high cost of living cannot be grapped with should be grappled with while few Senators struggle tsan advantage through the settlements coming from the
 Indeed these Senators longer struggling for san advantage They have been pretty plainly told by pubcans all parts of the United States they njur ing the Republican party They trying their faces they making the longest possible delay in the hope that time will produce accident happening which help them out of the they plunged into
Republican farmer., 1919-08-08
POMPOUS SENATOR NEW

ENATOR HARRY S. NEW of Indiana met President - talk about the peace treaty. When he out he the reporters They say that Senator the ident in this soemny conventional language
 II American. My first for country not nternatonalst and don't believe in any super super state believe the good old United States of America"
 Isn't that ponpous, and delightfully."- snug?
 Let engage Senator New few preended tions which he had and he replies:
 T My first concern is for m I al equal suffragst don't believe believe in the good old government by
 Or somebody asks the Senator town meeting and he replies "I the head a family. don't believe super family believe he good fly that boss myself" s
Republican farmer., 1919-08-08
CAUSE OF HIGH PRICES

~ OLD IS cheap therefore prices high econo- NJ mists
 Wheat is high therefore prices high, another economist
 Imitation is the cause, declares third thinker.
 All of these explanations sound they a fixed wheat rom a to two dollars bushel. it will take twice quantity of wheat But the change obviously in the wheat, not in the gold
 If, the contrary the value of gold should double wheat would o be given.
 There is in the world abundant evidence that other commodities have increased in value gold has decreased
 Gold has remained the but wheat has than dou bled.
 The main cause of high prices is the which made which commodities could freely Every body who anything a profit sisr is lo cell thns the profit demanded. Ar neee1ez4{ &1I2G E1nf in prlceA
Republican farmer., 1919-08-08
TAKE UP ARMS AGAINST GOVT
 OF BERTRAND

San Salvador. Republic of Salvador. Sunday. Aug. 3-The departments of Gracias. Comayagua and Choluteca and the towns of Ocotepeque. Santa Rosa and Yuscaran in Honduras were reported today in despatches publish ed here to have taken up arms against the government of President Bertrand in the revolutionary move ment headed by General Lopez Gu tierrez. The city of Intibuca was said to have declared Dr. Bertrand an out law.
Republican farmer., 1919-08-08
GUARD SHOOTS
 ZAMUELY AT
 THE FRONTIER

Vienna. Saturday. Aug. 2.---Q3y The A, p)---Tibor Szamuely. one of tho most prominent of the Hungarian communist leaders. was shot and killed last night while he was cross- ing the frontier near Fuerstenfeld. by. Ia xuarti wno.e oeoener. . nxEer., Sxamuely had had executed. AS he wa4 dying ozamuely exclaimed:
 'z was the only enemy of the ene-' lm\a of tho proletAx1ax.' z s.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-08-01
G9arlstte Nemisfeiten.

Mnt Sonntug Ibenb fiel bier ein
leidter &egen Der Ben Stallb legte
uno auf einige Gage uniere Cornell
ser erfriidte.
8m. Shlottad, Sol. gngelbredt
uno Smgo @iefe unb beren Samilien
maften lesten Sonntag einen @us'
flug nod Union unb @aibington.
SRI. Mnna 9imberg reiite leste
ISOLDE nod ct. 2ouis I'M bort BE
ibdftigung 81, nebmen.
ISM. @ieie uno Samilie tuaren less
ten Sonntag bier gu @aIt bel Der So
mile @m, @itte.
Das 8eisenbreihen aus bent Sbod
lit aud bier beenoet. Ser ertrag
mar fem iebr GROCER.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-08-01

grobte Sbeil fir 6as neue Sdulbalis
i'm Geeie Diitrift bel Ban beitimmt
lit. 2atan bat Den Gontraft oas @e,
bGuoe 5u bauen.
:. @m. Suerner, ,,nicr 8iebbanoler,
bat lesten Wontag cine G%arlaonns
9ieb nod ct. 2ouis perianot.
Mug. 8rinfmann uno feline Sobne
Mrtbur unb GuItap, BON 9ap, brad
fen letten Mpntag 8icb gum Scr:
ianbt nod benz Warfte bierbcr.
aorf Bros. tperoen bieier Gage oas
Ieuer in ibrem 9aditein &iln on
lesenL in meIdem iie $4,000 Bad.
lteine bremen nerben.
s. 8. Sdulte, melder feline 5arm
all Der &eo Daft perfauft bat, miro
nod &oicbuo iiberiieoeln iobalo Die
arbciten an ieinem nel.en Sauie boil
lenoct limb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-08-01
Sermamn q. 2.

Oos Sonntogihul : Ticnic ser Be-
tbanien : 8emeinbe miro bel 9ig Ser
ger on1 10. Iugllit itattfinocn.
Gomin Sbere iinb beiien Shmeiter
bon ct. 9orris. ipnrcn lettc @chc
bier alif 9ciud BET ibrem Onfcl, Sreb
Obcrg. Gbipin NOR crit fiir3lid mad
22-monatlidcm 0ienite aus ser @r.
NEE entlaiien iporoen.
Sier fiel ont letten Sonntag Elm
Ifoner 8egeu Der Niles erfriihte unb
unlere Gorncrnte reftete.
@m. Sclmonood batein Sperlane
Ilito bon Babe Bros. IN Berger &C.
fauft.
Srou Irtbrr 8ollerticn reiite lestt
ISOLDE mad ct. 2oi,is I'm Der Seerbi.
elrtg ibrer Sdndgerin, Srou 2ater,
bei3upobncn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-08-01

True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on JUNE
81, 1919, as required by the Act OF
October g., 1917.
g. 6. 9ierfes, bon ct. 2ouis.
iraf leeten Wontas bier ein Tim icine
4atiin a~b5ubolen, iuelhe ipdbrerlf
Dem ariegsbienlte oes Gattcn bel Den
Gltcrn, emil g,irfbarbt unb 9attir
mobnte. 9ierfes itnno Is @onatC
I'M GienItc unb lit crit porige ISOLDE
ans 5ranfreid 5uriidgefebrt.
-alpin Gberlin lit lette ISOLDE
bonn europGiiden ar~iegsbienit 5urilf'
aefebrt. @enise Stitnben Dor ieiuer
abberufuns in oen @ilitdroienit bat.
tc ii6 alpin perbciratbet uno ieine
illrge @attin lpobnte bel ibren Gl'
tern, u. 9. g. Munowillcr unb Gnt.
tin, an Der 2ittle Berger. no an
letter Samstag Die Seimfebr oes
iunsen aricsers in feitlider @eiic &c.
ieiert wur6e, lino an melder nabear
Sumoert Scrtpanotc unb Srcunbc Ocs
Seimgefebrten tbeilnabmen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-08-01
MorriiOn

Die 9reidmaidinen nnb ibre
Wann1daften. nadocm lie ibre 'Grbci-
ten int Worriion 9ottom bOllenbet
baben, limb MN alf ben 9iigelfarmen
am 9reidcn. Son unieren Bottom.
farmen bot mobI Soiepb @lisuitin bic
reidite @ei5enernte e%ingebeimlt in
bent er 1868 8uibel erbielt. Den
5ipeitsroBten grtrag, namlid 1863
9uibcl erbielt Iler. gnglert.
s. S. Mertens erbielt cine ganae
garlabung Glepelanb Sractors, BON
mclhen CT ie cine bieier Waidineit
an foleenoe Sarmer bcrfaufte: @m.
Solaem uno Mler. Sod, bon Worri-
ion, unb Sranf 9empel, bon Cha.
mois. gbcnfalls bcrfaufte er bier
oieier araftmaidinen an Sarmer Ser
Sanbp Soof Nadbaridaft.
SRI. CLARA @olfine, bon Moberlp,
Mo., befinoet iid bier auf 9eiud BET
Geo. 6. @olfing 1,nb @attin.
SRI. Soiepbine Wertens, bon Gba-
mois, befanb ii6 lesten Sonntag bier
ai,f 9eiub bel Der Samilie 6. 5.
Yope.
2alf Bros. perfauiten oieier Gage
einen 2aGroiie Eractor an Sranf
Sdneioer.
@ie mir boren lit Baitpr q. Sill.
manns, mclder nod California &c.
reilt mar Inn BORT feline Serien al Der.
leber, bort erfranft unb mubte iid)
elmer Operation unter5ieben. Soften
mir baB CT baIb ipieoer: seneien uno
seitGrft gu ,lns auriidfebren fam.
Sri. 6lorence MeDer, BOZ, Sfla.
bona, beiubt gegenpartig 8ertuanote
in unierer Stabt.
Sermann Sromm unb Samilie,
bon Stem gorf, befinoen iid felt eini.
gen Sagen bier o,,f 8eiud bel Der
Samilie Senrp Nieberbelmann.
Serr Stort ,tnb Samilie, bon ct.
2oris, perpeilten mebrere @oden
bier auf 8eiud bel Der 5amilie
gugen Bfmttih.
6rls. Bertha Mpel nnb Hauline
gbel, bon ct. 2ouis, iinb bier als
@1ite ibrer 8ermanbten, Senrp Sic
ocrbelman,1 rnb @attin.
SRI. gernice SeIlntann peIde
nlebrere @oden bier bel Der Samilie
@ug. &eoefer permeilte. rcilte leetc
ISOLDE piebcr in ibr Seim nab ct,
2ouis 5i,riid.
arnolb Srmmert unb Samilie
madtcn lctten Sonutag einen Irs'
flug nod Scope I'm Serpanbten Ell
ncn @eild ab5uitatten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-08-01

0a6oem Mmbroie Herfins ii4
i6uloig befannt bate, Die 8anf in
RobertspiIle, Sranflin Gountp be-
raubt gu baben m,lrbe er lette ISOLDE
burd @idter St. 81. 8reuer gu 20
Sabre 3udtbausitrafe p%erurtbeilt.
8erfins ltano ferner ipegen Salidung
uno Il,sbrll9 aus benz @efangriB
ilnter Inflage.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-08-01
&uIebnS Nenisfeiteu.

Mug. @inter lit inn 9egriff Gin
t,elles Storeeebdlioe 5n bauer, gu mel.
bem Die 8r,rnberbeit bereits alisge.
fiibrt lit. Serr @inter miro IN bent
lelben elm Sarbpare 8eid)Gft betrei.
ben.
s. O. 2atall, ulier galbol5bano.
ler, erbielt letten Morltag cine Gar'
laoing 8auboIs bon Incident De,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-08-01

-Srau s. q. 2abptbe, bon Wtc'
aittrid, lpar an Ghnstag bier altt
9eiuh.
Die bieiise G%ntcrpriie MILITARY
@uno Iieferte oiele @ode Die Wul,f
in 2icge, in Montgomerp Gonntp.
-Gbas. Gross. bon 0rafe, uno
9ouis 9rinfmann unb Simon DIT,
bon 9eemont, befanbcn iidl letten
Gicnstag in 8eihGftcn bier.
-Senrp Saneflau unb 8attin
iiebit Sobn 2lopb, ioipie 5rait Sbeo.
@raf jr., bon ct. 2ouis, nno 5rau
Gmna ssacobs. bon 9ellebille, SlI.,
tuaren bieie ISOLDE bier auf geiuh bel
Der SamiIie Ebeo. 8raf unb anoeren
9ernan6ten unb 9efannten.
-Sreb s.. Earring uno @attih.
welde fiiralid ibrc grcBe 5arm nabe
Ban an Sefimanu unb Stod, bon
Worriion, fir $4,000 perfauften,
iinS nod Sermann iibcriiebelt unb
baben I'M 0ufner- (friiber Soned-)
@ebGube an Ser 4. StraBe 8obm,ng
aenommen.
Die BferoebGnbler Moosmann
uno Srid, bon Berger, baben bel
Mbinclanb uno in Scr unl9cgcno 90
Gferbe uno Wmllcicl nlfacfouft, wel-
DIE bieiclbcn lebten Wontoe bon bier
aus nod ct. 2ouis perianoten. Sir
mcbrere Ger Moulciel batten bicielben
10 bod mic $3.50 per aopf bcsablt,
SRI. Sulia @ia, bon 2eopen'
wortb, ,&anias, hefinbct iid ieit mcb'
rercn Saaen bier aui 9ciud) bel Der
Salnilie 90. Gellnlomn unb anoercl
8erpanbten in Der N1be bon Ser,
mann. SRI. @ill lit bic Sohter u,t'
icrcs friiberen Iitbiireers, WaanllS
8in.
--@m. 2aubert lnO 8attin, Sp
". Hecie unb Sri. Gmnla Neeie, Dor
9lanb, moren lebte @o6e beillhs
meiie bier. Serr Steele berihtct bai
Die Selt. II. Saferernte cine iebr quit
war, ieboh lieB bic @ei5enernte red
piel 81 milniden iibrig, oa Die idon
item Sel0er fallm mebr ais Is bis q
9uihel bonn Ifer crgaben.
-alIe itniere 2cier, pelhe Die Bel
/ tung nidt regelmdbia erbalten, iini
: gebeten, inns per Goltfarte au benafy
+, rihtieen, banuit mir Ibbilfe idaffe,
/ fonnen. Sic cripeiien lins oan1it elm
IaroBe @ef0niefeit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-08-01

-girf's Snrietp Store bot Dos
Shcrer . @ebdiibe ON Der efe Der
5ront. ,tno @uttenbergitraBen gentle.
tibet nno pirb @nbe rGdften Wonots
6asiclbe beaieben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-08-01

-Srau %. 6. Craig uno &inoer
rcilten lctte @nde nad &o6eport.
Wo.. no Serr Craig it @emeinidaft
nit ieinem 9rliber iinb Capt. Otto
Teubeuier, Elm SGbr. 8eifdft betrcibt.
-Glarence 2ionberger, bon EOts.
oairL mar arl lesten Montag beirds.
peiie bier. Oerielbe mar bon elmer
nad Gallapap, Siage uno Moniteall
Gountp unternommenen &eiie auriid.
gefebrt, no ct 2dnbereien beiidtiste,
nit Ser slbiidt cine sr0Bere Jarm gu
faufcn. SEER 2ionbergcr lit 3iid,tcr
bon Raiienpieb.
-@m. q. @ebrle, Sobn bon Srau
20. 0obmcper, uno SRI. Gbriitine
Spedbals, Sodtcr bon Gbas. Sped-
bals IT,, pllrben am 0ienstag bltrd,
ben bofm. @ater Homualb, bon Ser
fatbI. ct. @eorgs . Stride getraut.
Gen Hci,bcrmGbltei,, Die ibr Seim IN
Sermann griinben iueroen, miinifen
mir Slid uno Segen gum 8unbe.
-Oliber @raf unb @attin, bon
@aibinston, 8. g.. trafen geitern
bier Elm I'M ben @ltern, Sbeo. Graf
unb @attin iomie anoeren 8eripanbs
tent einen 9ei,th ab3uitatten. Sliber
lit felt mebreren Sabren IN Der Re.
eierungs : Drilderei in Der 8itnbes.
barptita6t beid)dftigt.
Die Sermann Serrp & Badei
60. bot iid infolge bes nieoeren @ui,
ieritanocs I'M Wiiiouri, peranlabt &c.
ieben, ben 2anoungsplas ibres Sdbr.
bootes nod einer Stelle al,f De,
Sanobant g~egeniiber Der Marfitrabs
au berlegen. Die Sanobanf bat iid
infolgc bcs 0ammcs gebiloet Sen DC
Hegicrung our &egclung bes Sabr'
ipaiicrs gebal,t bat, ur1b reidt biz ans
liter ul,f Der Mpntgomcrp Gountr
Settle.
Illus S%ig9inspille, 30. idreibi
uns unicr irilbercr Mitbiirecr, SSacot
Sllmbnre: ~@ie es iid iest bein
Oreifcn berailsitellt lit Der bur1'
idnittscrtrag u%nicrer 8~ei5cnernte &c
gilld)el gum Ider. Seu l~icferte ei,
llell 9lttcn Grtrag unb bas Corn feb.
iest lebr gut aus uno ucripriht eint
rcite ernte, Sd bin bier INNER
nod oils 9auidreiner beidGftiet uni
miro bier iebr niel gebnllt ,,lO slua,
lino cs 5urneiit moberne 8obnbduiel
Die BON $4,000 bis $4,000 foIten
Ser5li6e @riibe on alle Sreunoe II
Der alien Seimatb."
s.. @nl. Babe friiber an Del
Sittlc Berger mobibaft, idreibt I'M.
aus Dunbar, 9eb. mo er iett anl1iiit
lit: n8ir maren bier ollie fleiBig an
0reiden unb lit bieie arbeit iouei
oas @eiaen- uno SuferOrci6cn be
t"roffcn miro, pollenoct. Scr Surd
ihnittSertrag fir @ei5en mar 2:
Sulbcl bonn Ider unO man bot oil
urlade NIT Der Grnte 5ufrieoen 81
leir. Corn bat Hegen iebr notlucrl
Dig. Im Sonntaa bottcn mir mic
Der Den 9cgim Ser beibcn @inbc Uni
oaS thermometer itono orf los Sra
inl Sdatten. Sod fold elm Gag I'M
fem &cgen uno uniere Gornernt
mir0 an HidtS su5nn,n,rr5 IN r,,n,,,