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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-21
kAfF|R BOYS ENTERTAIN
BIG AUDIENCE AT CITY HALL
J. H. Balmer, Noted English Traveller, Expor.
er and Authority on South Africa Delights
Audience by His Descriptive Travel Talk
Boys Sing in Native Tongue and Also in
English = Descriptive War Scene is Most
Enthusiastically Received

A crowded house greeted the kafir
Singing Boys at City hall last eve
ming and it is doubtful if more in
teresting and instructive entertain
ment has been presented in the city
for some time. They were direct
ed by j. II. Balmer. F. +. G. s., who
discovered, trained and brought them
to civilization. Mr.. Balmer is a very
interesting speaker, giving descrip-
tions in clear conversational man
ner. He is a native Of Great Britain.
Africa has been his home for 80
years, he going there originally for
his health. the doctors telling him he
was dying of consumption, and en-
tered government employ at Natal.
Leaving there he went into the wilds.
exploring. and lived among the wild
Ziilus. tranpcd across the country
and into the diamond fields. The
kafrs who are the main inhabitants
of South Africa, while very Warlil,e,
are intelligent and he became inter-
estod in some of the boys and taught
them for his own personal satisfac-
ton to sing and found them very
clever.
The boys represent five different
tribes, namely. the Zulu. Amaxosa,
Fingo. Basuto and Hottentot. and are
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-21
FAIRFIELD

Mr.. and MS. George hurry have re-
turned from Srlithtield. having been
called there by the death of Frank
Bic kford
NJ. and Mrs. Ernest King are the
parents Of a baby boy born Wednesday.
Rote-t Miller o. Bangor was in town
calling on relatives Yesterday.
There was good attendance at
the whist party which was held on
Wednesday evening at the Modern
Woodmen of America hall. The
prizes were awarded as follows: La
dies. first. Mrs. Simpson Of Water
vile; consolation, Miss Allie: gents.
first. Joseph Romeo of Watervi,le:
consolation, Louis Babb. A dance
was enjoyed for short time after
the whist party.
Alfred Reed has gone to Bangor.
where he will entertain the Million
airc Club by his clever skill in VEN
triloquism.
An alarm was sounded from box
35 yesterday about 11.3O A. NJ. for
q fire in the picker room OF the
wooden mill. Very little damage was
done and the all-out was sounded
in n few minutes
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Benjamin
are passing a few days in Fort Fair
field with relatives.
Mrs. Dora Staples of Bath is a
guest at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jacnuith.
Poo!er Lewis of Clinton was 4 bust
ness caller in town yesterday.
The following real estate transfer
has recently been made in thie town:
Preston L. ~Delano. Matilda Pooler
and Charles f. Pooler of Fairfield to
Aivah l.. Morrison of Benton. land
and buildings in Fairfield Village.
Rev. and Mrs. Peter Osborne have
returned from visit with their
daughter in Skowhegan.
Mrs. w. c. Eust of Jamaica Plain
is 4 guest at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. r. .. Drisko
The Misses CAROLYN and Charlotte
Pratt of Good Will are passing the
week at the home of their grand
mother. Mrs. CAROLYN Woodman
Word has been received that Capt.
Ralph b. Drisko. Jr.. and Mrs. Drisko
dorothy Day. have arrived in New
York from Para, Brazil, and that
they are expected in Fairfield soon
for visit with Capt. Driskos par
ents and Mrs. Drisko's grandmother,
Mrs. Caroline Gerald.
Benjamin Luce is unable to attend
to his duties at the H. & W. mill on
account of illness.
Miss Freda Tarbell, who is attend
ing Pennington Normal school, will
arrive in town today to pass q short
vacation.
c. S. Billings of IS Main street has
been i'll with u bad cold and bron-
chitis, but is now on the gain, being
able to sit up.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-21

very bright appearing chaps. Tho,
voices are wonderful and when they
appeared on the stage dressed in COS.
tunes made from the skins of ami.
mails it was like a bit Of the DARK
Continent" transplanted to City hail.
The first number was song BY
the boys. "Uulo 'Tisco Mkulu." which
they sang in their native language
the tune was a peculiar haunting sort
that was very pleasant to hear. This
was followed by Zulu kra," also ii
their own language. BELLS Of tn
Tower" and "Old Cornish Song"
were given in English. showing thai
these versatile performers could
enunciate very clearly.
The descriptive war scene in which
all of the boys took part depicted th~
way the hief of a tribe gathered hls
warriors about him when he was 10
make war on n neighboring tribe. The
speeches were made in their own
language and the gestures were very
weird.
Without a question everyone let
the hall at the close Of the entertain
ment knowing more concerning Afr.
Gu than they had thought possible 10
hear in the length of time occupied
by the lecture.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-21

PEPIR0N IS GOOD
This Real Iron Tonic Combines Merit
Economy and "Pep."

Made from a formula that uses iron IN
most digestible form, pesin and gentian.
great stomach tonics, nux and celery.
the best vegetable remedies for the
nerves. and also manganese and other
valuable nutrients-there's no question
Of the value of Peptiron as hloo;:
builder and strengthened.
The larger size of Peptiron contains
enough for full months treatment.
while other so-called iron preparations
contain only one-half or less
The pep or promptness with which,
Teptiron does it's work is noted by
everyone who takes 1t.
From the first dose the system re-
spends to the treatment. and you rea.-
iZe you are at last using a medicine
that begins right, continues and end !
right Better get bottle of Peptiron
today. Take two Peptiron after each
meal-then comes good blood, good a2-
petite. and-pep.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-21
Coal Commission
Unable to Reach
An Agreement

London. March 2c.-(By the As7o az
Ell Fress).-Apr. rently the coa! CON-
mission has been unable to reash an
aereeme. from the statement made ID
the House OF Commons toGlv by A.
drew Bonar-Law. The aovernm91
spokesman said that threa .efo.;s si
been received from the conlnissiln aa4
II at a statement would lie msd- las'
in tie house respecting the outcome
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-21
Germans Refuse
To Sign Terms
Agreed UpOn

Paris, March o0-Under F's''
date of March 10 the Havas CORY
spondent says that III" Ne'''"'',.,
having refused to sign th" '''n'
virtally agreed upon. thf h'sV'. ~.
tions have been been cons.uere" y
the allies as broken Of.
The correspondent adds that 'a'
Germnas we're quitting f"sta -"
mediately.
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THE 18TH LEGISLATURE
CONTINUED from Page 10Y

mouth (Mr. Cochrane) comes from
an apple-raieing country, where there
is a lot of cider made, and lots of
grape juice goes in there to mix with
it and intoxicate the boys. And if the
gentleman does not know that fact.
his neighbors do. because they use
lot Of grape juice over in that coun-
try. daughter and applause) Now,
gentlemen. everything that you put
into your stomachs has got more
than one-half Of one per cent alcohol
in it. Therefore. l hope my motion
will prevail. (Applause.)
Mr.. COCHRANE: Mr.. Speaker. I
frankly confess and admit the truth
NJ all the gentleman from Portland
(Mr. Rounds) has said. I-admit that
the mixtures to which he has alluded
are intoxicants and the entire. pur.
pose Of this bill is to prohibit their
sale as a beverage.
Mr.. BUZZELI. of Belfast: Mr..
Speaker and members of the House.
! am really sorry for the action Of the
House here this morning. was very
much pleased when heard what the
Senate did yesterday. l was not
aware that we. as representatives of
the State Of Maine, were going to
take part this morning in such levity.
We all know what Names stand has
been relative to prohibition. We
know how the people-a majority Of
the people-have regarded it: and
when 4 heard yesterday that our
Maine Senate had simply said that
this is no time for MS to bother with
the law of this kind. felt that they
felt that our national government had
taken care of the situation: but
knowing something Of the temper Of
this body. l felt that when it got IN
here. if it was brought to debate-I
knew what was going to happen.
believe
A message was received from the
Senate. through its Secretary, pro-
posing q Joint convention Of the two
branches Of the Legislature, to be
held in the hall Of the House Of Rep
resentatives this morning at eleven
o'clock. for the purpose Of listening to
an address by United States Senator
Jones Of Washington.
;. Thereupon the House by a viva
Voce vote voted to concur in the
proposition for q Joint convention;
and the clerk Of the House was
charged with . message to the Sem
ate signifying the concurrence Of the
House in the proposition for a Joint
convention.
The clerk Of the House subse.
qusntly reported that he had dis
charged the duty assigned him.
Mr.. BUZZELL resumes: Now gen.
tlemen. you have all had a chance to
take into consideration what has
happened here this morning. You
know the history Of the prohibitory
law in this State for years and years.
Within 4S hours advanced the idea
that ii this proposition was debated
It would be made laughing stock of
and you have all seen what has oc.
Cured here this morning. It is too
bad to carry this proposition too far,
and for sane men to advocate that
there IL great harm in drinking 81
swallows Of water to get two and
three-fourths swallows Of alcohol.
Let US be fair about this proposition.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-21
First Units 26th
To Sail March 2S
Gen. Cole Cables

Boston. Mar. o0.-Governor Coo''
idge received the follow ne caoie'
gram today from Erigadler zen
Charles II. Cole, commanding ts
!2nd Infantry Brigade OF the -o-
Division:
First units leayiN@ t"eMl'
eighth. sail Aquitania 2lst WIZ
all information"
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Refuse Referendum
Petition in WASHINGTON State

Olympia. Wn.. March oO.-Attempt
today by John +. Murphy Of Seattle
to file a petition for referendum at
the next general election on the ac-
ton Of the recent legislature in rat
flying the national prohibition
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-21
Atty. Gen. Palmer
In Series Speeches
FavOring League

Washington. March - -
League to Enforce Peace atHo'".>
tonight through its NasHl"s "a,
headquarters that Attorney ''.'.- a
Palmer was preparing 10 man ~,
series of speeches in support "a ma
proposed constitution Of the Le"s'
Of Nations.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-21
February Prices
Higher Than
Same Month 1918

Washington. March -u--A'''s q,
food prices showed deci'l'e ',,rs
percent during the month ,,.r,
last February Is. the prices NJ.
nine percent higher than thos' ho,;
vailing in February 1918, anu az.
IS percent higher than the price o
erage Of 1913,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-21

assistant secretary of state TO accept
the petition. Court action 10 force
acceptance of the petition will follow,
it was said
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-21

A Warning-to feel tired before
exertion Is not laziness-it's sign that
the system lacks vitality, and needs the
tonic effect Of Hoods arsaparilla. Suf-
ferers should not delay. Get rid OF that
tired feeling by beginning to take
Hoods SarsaparillaS today.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-21

(For balance of House proceeding
see Legislative Record.)
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-21

At this point the Senate came in
and a Joint convention was FORMED.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-21


not know where to begin upon it nor
where to stop. I would speak of the
hunting. Now these fellows think that
shooting half peck of buckshot at a
robin is hunting These fellows talk
about letting ZOOS. 1920 rifle cartridge
at a crow and call that hunting. Hunt
ing as understand it is life in the ope.,
woods for day. or a period of week
or so, where a man shuffles off for 4
little while the dust and the cobwe'oS
of the artifcialities Of life. and goa
hack to Nature and let's his soul ex-
pand under the influences that Go
pours down upon a man whose soul is
open to receive them in the summar
under the shelter OF forest or on a
lake In the woods of Maine. where tho
boy learns self-reliance and a lot aboIt
the verities of life. and learns n he .s
in the hands Of the right kind of man
camera at n moose. or a moose bird.
than to pull the trigger Of shotgun.
Would you listen TO a man who has
Filled to get his two deer but onca
,inre he can remember, who never firel
out of wagon or an automobile. VIII,
never shot from under his air-ti9ht,
and who in the last four trips In the
woods did not shoot 20 car
tridges? n you would for a
minute think OF that last proposition
Train the boy right on the Is
proposition. let him alone and he will
he proud to pay the town clerk and
get the ticket showing that he Is a
recognized hunter Of the State Of
Maine. The 25 cents is only one
eighth OF the price of one box Of
and the gentleman from
South Portland or from any other
place under the sun. could not buy
one vote with that argument.
Now you have little idea OF the
Of the hunting section Of
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the exception Of four states, namely:
Maine, Delaware, North Carolina
and Mississippi. What are the game
conditions In the state where the
resident hunters registration laws
exist: Let me quote from some OF
the reports Of the commissioners of
inland fisheries and game in some of
these states. Massachusetts, report
Of the commissioners of inland fish
cries and game states as follows:
Deer held their own in all sections
SO numerous in some counties that
farmers claim deer must be exter-
minated or reduced SO as to no
longer be a menace to fruit growing
industries" The Massachusetts
commission calls to our attention
that the American public is slowly
awakening to the fact that under
tho present conditions the wild life
Of our forests will soon become ex-
tinct, unless protected by efficient
laws. Even from a selfish stand
point, the state cannot permit the
destruction of its wonderful wild
life without suffering a loss which
cannot be repaired. The enforce
ment Of practical legislation is nee
essary for the protection Of wild
birds and wild animals. The ten
dency in all states is to charge
residents as well as nom residents a
reasonable fee for the privilege OF
hunting.
Now. gentlemen, is the wild life in
the state Of Massachusetts, any more
valuable to them than the wild life
in the state of Maine is to us? Let
me give you q concrete example to
show you the value of the wild life
in the state of Maine. The total val
uation of thu town of Rangeley in
1905 was as follows: Resident real
estate and personal $335,219; nom
resident real estate and personal
$21S.392. making the total valuation
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-08-08
Nnftion.

l1nter5eidneter miro anf feline,
5arm, Der friiberen 8aridnid Sarm
2% Meilen fiibl. bon Worriion, am
Sienstas, ben IL. Mngnit,
bcginnenb 10 llbr morsens, folsenoes
Gigentbrm 0ffentlid an ben Reiit'
bietenoen perfaufen:
2 Mauleiel, 16 Sanb bod, 5 uni
ii Sabre alt; 2 Bferoe, 10 uno 10
Sabre alt; A Wilffiibe. 1 &ino, 6
Ml,tterifmeine, 1 Cher, 8 2Grfer,
9eering 9inber, McGormid MGber,
Drill, SeuredenL aa.ggee, Disc
Gultipator, &eitpflue. 2 Gultibators,
3 ShaufelpfIiige, 3 Gornpfliise, 2
Stoppelpfliige, mem Silmping Hflug,
2 5armlpagen, Sarnpaeen nit eiier.
men &Gbern, Spring @agen, 9iiggp,
Sdlitten, 3 Gets Sferoegeidirr,
Sobn Deer Gbefroper, e%iierner
Seraper, Gream Separator, @ein.
preiie, 2 Seiaofen &o6ofen, uno bieIe
anberc Irtifel unb Sarmgerdtbidaf.
ten.
8eoiusnnsen: 9etrGgc bon $40
llno Denigcr iinb baar 81 5ablen;
iiber $40 iebs Ronate Credit gegen
Mote nit gutter Siberbeit. 2 Yro-
gent &abatt bel 8%aar5ablung bon Be-
trGgen iiber $40.
SIN Sale bon &cgen anl IL. Iu.
quit finbet Der Serfa,,f am nGdlten
Gage itatt.
2ouis &oblfina
Morriion, 800.
S. V. &allmeper, Iuftionator.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-08-08

llnter5eihneter miro alf ieinel
Sarm, 2 Weilen Gitl. pon Worriion
Miiiouri, am
Samstag, ben %. Nnsnit,
bcsinneno 10 llbr morgens, folgen
bes beipegli6e eigcntblm offentlid
an ben Weiitbietenoen p%erfauicn:
3 @alileicl, 9, If uno IL Sabre
alt; 2 Wildfiibe, Seriep Stub, elm
iGbriges &inb,7 Shweine, @rant Sin
Illtomobil, &eitpfIug, Sdeibenegee,
Stoppelidneioer, 4.borie gpener, r.
a6lliger Sparta Stoppelpflug. Corn.
plug, Disc Gultipator, boppeli6aii.
fel Gultipater, 5-i6allfel Gultibator,
Sobnion Sbodlifter, geo. 2 Corn
Sling Man,Ire Spreaoer, Icme @gge,
10.SlrB Stabl ggge, Sdemaidine
Gbefroper, 4cn1e 9inoer, 7-SllB
Sdnitt; Mcgormid WGber BON g.
SUB Sdnitt; Wcgormif Seltrefen,
Sarm @agen, nieberer Sarlnipagcn
uno Se,iframe, 2 Get Bferbeeeidirr,
1 Get 9ltsgpeeidirr, 9rltnnen Stunt
pc unb @6bren, 2 Sob giiie, @ein-
bite, @rabel 8ett, cine @n5abl nelle
8eiSeniGde, 9e2apal CREAM Separa'
tor, Superior &odofen, 2 Sei5ofen.
Smperial S%Sncl,bator nno 8roooer,
eiierner 2eiiel bon 60 @allonen &C.
balt rno piele anbere Irtifel 81 aabl.
reid UNI bieielben bier arlf5u5dblcn.
geSiusnnsen: getrage bon $40
rnb peniger iino gaar 5u Sablen.
lleber $40 feds Wonate Credit gcgen
Iote nit gutter Si6erbeit. 3 Iro.
5cnt &abatt miro BEL gaar5abling
bon 9etragen iiber $40 erlallbt.
SSm Sale es am 90. gitgult regnct,
miro Der 9erfauf arn Montag, BEN
25. glilelit itattfinoen.
Srit 6Ieiib,
Worriion, Wo.
gbip. Stonner, glllftionator.
SO. Summert, Glerf.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-08-08
SIRE 8rOfe.

sd braude cine iebr tleine Nllll.
mer." iagte cine Dame inn SdubIa.
ben gum 8erfGufer. sd claude
Summer 80; Oh Sic Die aud ba.
benz"
Wtit einem priiienben Blu aui ben
SUB Der &unOin eebt Der SerfGufer,
INN 9Ieih baroui al,Ber Dem &c.
miinidten fleinen Yaar aud ein Iaar
iebr groBe Sdube mitsubringen.
n8o5u itleppen Sic oenn oiclc
&abne Der; foil ih Die bielleidyt olld
anprobieren9" fragte Die aunbiu.
Sang unnOtig," meinte Der Ser,
tailfer, ~oie beponiere i'd blob an
Der aaiie, Woreen beiln umtauid,
braliden Sic Tie blob gu perlanacn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-08-08
Nnftiuu.

llnter5eidneter miro auf ieiner
5armt. brei 0teilcn iiiolid bon
Smiss, am
Jreitas, ben %. gnanit,
b~cginneno IL llbr mittags, folaenbes
eerionIide giaentbum offentlid on
ocn Iciitbietenben p~ertaufcn:
@eipann Mrbeitspfcrbe, / 0uroc
Irtteridmcin (uirb im Sept. 5erfel
m~crfcn). 8 2Gufer, 5 &iibc uno Sub.
fdIber. / Stub (piro I'M Weir5 friid.
mclfig ~mcroen); SeIbItbinoer, @ras-
mGbcr. &u%nitoiingcr Saemaid,ine,
Gorncggc. 5-ihouiel Corn Gultipa-
tor, Sarlnpagen, nicocrcr @agen
Springpagcn, gusgp, &cltframc,
Golle Sta6elbrabt, Yfcroegeidirr,
@uagb.@ cidirr. Collars, 9rioles,
Sottel uitp. Serner etlpas 8aubol5,
Gripping Is unO 10 Sub lang), 10.
nie Sarmgerdtbe aller art. gben-
falls &iiden &ansc, aleioeridranf,
9reiier, @aiditanb, Ylilt, &iiden.
i6ranf, Seiaofen itnb artberes Sous
gerGtb. gu aablreih INN allies bier su
benennen.
gcbingnngen: getrdge bon SIS unb
mcniecr 9aar. aut 9etrGge iiber SIS
miro If Monate Credit beniIliet &C.
gen Iote nit gutter Siderbeit.
SIM Sale es am 90. Iuguit reg
ncn iolltc, banr miro Ser Serfalif am
90. gluguit i%tattfinben.
s. $. Mittenbort
Sniss, 800.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-08-08
Muftipn.

llnteraei6neter miro in ieiner @ob.
it,lrg ipeltl. pom gaiebaIl Earf, ant
Nittmudj, ben 10. Mmgmit
beginnenb I'M 1 llbr nahmittaas, fol-
genoes SausgerGtb unb Wobel an
Den Weiitbietenben berfoufen:
@oor's guBeiicn Range, 9 beinabe
nelie @ilion Sei5ofen Elm Sing Seis-
ofen %falabares gett eiiere gettiteIIe
nno gett nebit Mattrase Ii. springs,
Gerfection &obI6l Sfen, 2amn
Sping, Shible, @arten . @er6tbe,
Glide unb anbere W6bcl unb 2iiden.
seldirr, Su 5ablreih Inn allies ait be.
nennen.
yeoingnngen: 9aar.
.. DC. Wuiid,
Sermanr, $50.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-08-08

llnter5eidneter miro alt Der Sris
8id Sarm, cine &iertelmeile 0itlid)
bon Morriion, am
Samstag, ben 8. Musnit
bceinnenb 10 ubr morgens folgenoes
gigentbum offentlid an ben 0eeiit-
bietenben perfaufen:
WalleieI @eipann, II Sanb bod;
3udtitute, 15h. Sanb bod uno II
Sabre oft; arbeitspferb, 1872 Sanb
bod i,no s Sabre oft; Irbeitspferb,
1879 Sanb bod unb 8 Sabre alt; 6
Stiere, ~ Sabre alt; A @irber. 7
Nildfiibe, 112idbriger Bull, A +. p.
&eroiene @as- engine unb Gage, SUIT.
termiible, nieberer Sarmlpagen nit
ertra Get &Goer, Se,iframe, 2 Corn.
pfliige, StoppeIpfliiee, 2 &eitpfliige,
G%ultipators, 10 SUB Section.ggee,
cine -2.Disc @eee, cine S.Oisc ggge,
Seubaler, Gbefromer, Seu.EeOoer,
Milpaltfec 9inber, Z SUB Sdnitt, in
gutter Sromung; 9eering 9inber bon
6 SUB Sdnitt, in gutter Srbnune:
Elm S.Sisc Grill; elm 0.Sdaufel
Grill, MGber, Stoppelidneiber, SUIT
teridneiber. Surrep, 2 Sets Bferbe-
geidirr, &ummets, 3dume unb Seine,
Ilfalfa Seit 1875 9eien unb niele an.
oere Irtifel 5u 5ablreih I'M iie ollie
auf5u5dblen.
gcSingnngen: 8etrdge bon So unb
ipeniger fino boar ST. sablen; iiber SIS
orei Monate Credit eegen Iote NIT
gutter Siderbeit. 8 Broaent 3abatt
bel 9aar5ablrne bon getrGse bon
iiber SIS.
SIN Sale bon &eeen am 8. GueuIt
finbet Der @erfauf am Iontaq, ben
II. auguit itatt.
Soc. s m a II n,
Rorrifon, Mo.
u. o. 2enenberger, Miiftiondtpr.
S. s. Rertens. Glerf.
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Yin meine 9nnben.

IS miro mir iinmoglif icin Bel al.
len meinen aunOen pcrIonlid borail.
ipred)en uno erilldc id besbalb Die.
lelben mir brieflid ober Der Sele.
pbon ibre 9eitellltngen fir &unIt.
Siinger fiir Die Serbiteiniaat iobalo
oils moeIid sltfommen 5,t Iaiien.
s. $. Wittenbort
Smiss, Mo.
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