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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-06-30

draped over foundation Of georgette
crepe and the design simple. The
bodice has elbow sleeves cut in kimo.
no style, with front panel Of lace and
a noteworthy collar Of the georgette,
very full and soft and suggestive OF
"a fichu. An unpretentious girdle OF
ribbon has ribbon flowers set across
the front and they are made to CORE
spond with the colors In the summary
Dresden silk parasol. This sparasol is
just the right Compartment for the
wide-brimmed hat of white georgette.
with a long spray of flowers trailing
across its drocping brim. White silk
hose and kid pumps round out a per-
feet afternoon toilette for smart occa-
sions. By means OF a more elaborate
sash or girdle, different headdress, q
suitable fan and perhaps even dressier
slippers, one can imagine this frock
making a triumph in the evening. It
is of the sort that does not grow tire
some.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-06-30

cIuhroot on Young Cabbage Plant.
had been kept alive during all those
years ny wild mustard ana other cruci-
fers that had grown upon the land as
weeds.
Clubroot Is not manifested in the
top In early stages of development, but
may always be seen on the roots IL it
Is present at the time the plants are
taken from the seed bed. An abnor-
NAL swelling in any part of the root
is an indication of the presence Of this
disease. In It's later stages the swell
Ing may involve the entire root, as
shown in the illustration and will in
variably cause the production of a
poor head.
Another example is that of root
knot Of wide variety of plants, so
injurious In the southern part OF the
country and occurring also in some Of
the more northern states. It would
be impossible to state how much root
knot there was in the South SO years
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-06-30
zlzEIEliE!Il5llI9lI2lII9II5 ElI[9|l5|

u VERY summer finds, in its bright
- cortege, lovely afternoon frocks OF
white or of black lace, and they are.
always welcome. Good lace cannot go
out of fashion. Women of judgment
land whose judgment is important
never fail to appreciate it. So styles
come and go, all of them interpreter
in laces that make dresses of the most
enduring charm. An occasional season
finds colored laces an item of inpor-
tance-there is never one that finds
white or black negligible.
In the beautiful afternoon gown pic.
rnred an all-oyer white lace, run with
Z black, makes a costume that will serve
either for day or evening wear, and
will find few rivals in appropriateness.
BY means of the proper accessories it
is fitted into either background and
this is one Of the reasons for the un-
falling high esteem in which lace Is
held by women of good judgment.
In the frock pictured the lace is
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-06-30
GET CUSTOMERS FOR
PARCEL POST TRADE
Write to Relatives and Acquaint-
ances in Cities.
Many People Will Not orde. Farr
Produce From Strangers Because
They Do Not Know OF Con.
ditions Of Production.

prepared by the United States Depart
ment OF Agrfcriture.)
For producers who Wish to market BY
parcel post the most satisfactory wa!
of finding customers Is to write te
friends, relatives, or acquaintance in.
cities, seeking their trade, say special.
lists Of the bureau of markets, United
States Department OF Agriculture,
Purchasers, on the other hand, often
can locate reliable producers by cor.
respondence with friends, relatives, OF
acquaintance in the country More
than IS per cent Of the produce being
marketed by parcel post in a number
of cities in which Investigations have
been made is sent by persons who
obtain their customers In this way.
Making business contact is less diff.
cult between friends because there Id
an absence Of the suspicion and dis
trust that sometimes Is found between
strangers. Many persons will nor
order farm produce from strangers
because they do not know the condi-
tons under which the articles are
produced, 1t is said.
Although ways Of obtaining custom
ers are numerous, no method is so
promising as that Of working up a
trade with or through friends. This
method of establishing business rela-
tionship is especially recommended fos
the general farmer who has limited
amount OF produce Those who wish
to market great deal of produce by
parcel post may find It necessary to
obtain customers by personally solicit
ing strangers OF through advertising
In newspapers and by other public
means. Another method Is to write
to friends In the city. asking for a
list of acquaintance who would proba-
bly, be interested in receiving table
supplies by parcel post
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-06-30

Z ~
THOSE who express their thoughts IN
4 terms of millinery mist be at their
happiest when they crete the lovely
hats Of midsummer. The gracious days.
and nights Of summertime, prodigal Of
beauty. are written in these lacey and
= fiowery furnishings are truly the
poetry of apparel, and the talent Of
the designer blossoms at its best in
them.
While their season lasts, designers
revel in them and the fashion reporter
would willingly cover pages with their
pictures. But four of many gems, as
shown in the. picture above, are suffi-
cient to reveal the character This
millinery and the manner in which it
has been expressed this season.
The wide-briInne6', transparent nat
at the top of tle picture might be app
propriately called II midsummer nights
dream; it is made Of 5'sek nialines
At each side there is a cluster &c white
liliesthe fragrant, oi.i7faaIinIied lilies
that bloom iii gardens syefsss, here, re-
produced with. sleauk. st!ll sitlelity q
fabric.
Just heioss is nIle of BIOS il.,ss leg
horns that =
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-06-30

new soil by means Of diseased plants
They are manifested by a whiting Of
the whole plant. These and the ones
referred to above, may be and ought
TO be kept out Of new land. The way
to- do it IS to set out only clean plants.
The way to keep the plants clean Is
to sterlize the seed beds. II steam
pressure is available, the inverted-pan
method described In Farmers Bulletin
996 lis best. Such steam pressure
may often be had in the greenhouse
from the boiler used for heating. Fol
outside seed beds any kind Of steam
boiler, either on a stationary outfit OF
a steam traction engine, will furnish
plenty Of pressure. IL steam pres.
sure is not available, good results can
be accomplished by the hot-water treat,
ments advocated in Department Bulle
tin 81S.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-06-30

CROP ROTATION IS hElFFuL.
setting Of Few CiSbreotsd Plants May
Give start 4 That VIII Ruin Gar
den for ear Tits Ars
Easily Transmitted.

(Preparsd by the United States Depart
~ isl ment OF 4A8ricultures9
What q lot might have been saved
II could have applied Ito crop pro-
ducsion 20 years ago what we know
now about the control Of plant dis
easas. And equally true, what q lot
we could save In f,lture crops X we
would only apply the knowledge that
we have Future crops" Is written
Sadvisedly. for the INTRODUCED ion Of q
disease Into new soil may affect for
years to come the crops planted on
that so!ll Mess 70 dieal and extensive
measures are taken to eradicate the
disease from the soil, say specialists
Of the United States Department of
Agriculture
lnfests Soil for Many Years.
Take, for example, the case OF club
root Of the crucifers; !. e, cabbage,
saulifower. mustard, etc. The setting
OF few clubrooted plants may give
the start that in single season will
make for years an otherwise good
garden unsuitable for cabbage and
other crucifers. A case Is known in
which cabbage patch IN Pennsyl-
vania was abandoned II years ago be-
cause Of the prevalence Of clubroot.
When cabbage was again planted the
crop was badly affected. The disease
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-06-30


watching them perched ons trees and
grasses and fences, IS Nv watching
them ay through the air showing
their pretty feathers.
People wouldn't like tt If bobo-s
links or other birds ra1 off with their
little ones, and SO u isn't fair to DO
such things to hoholinks or other
birds. 1T isn't FIR at all II Isl very
very cruel. And Just because people
are bigger than we are 1t is even more
cruel.
"Of coarse, it would be irnpossible
for bobolinks and ether bird families
to hurt people. But isn'tsit even worse
of people to hurt us because they
are strong enough to do so? I, think
anyone who steals birds eggs is a
bully, that's all. ,hsfng something
mean to little creature more help
less than lle5gor SHE IS EF5EIF'5
"But let as not talk OF such a sad
subject, though It WAS who started
the talk on 1t. Let us talk Of what
you started to speak of--how the
Phoebe Birds told tlielr story of how
they liked TO get acquainted with
people.
es, 4 Mr., lttla's'iEasiF said, the
Phoebe birds tsltllg tltsSs they said
.phoe-be, Phoe- he SgF't asltl over again
SO people would ft'agt 3p they We're.
"And I'd like ~ lie know
that we say 1903 boiling
over and over again ta sset them know
who we are. fs
I'VE add y fe1Y failla 20 our song
which the pheeala bjFds don't bother.
about, but jess tA s,tiiaa we sing our
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-06-30
ROOF ON POULTRY BUILDINGS
Decided Advantage to unroiI Prepared
Material and Let in Light and
Sunshine.

When putting prepared roofing OF,
poultry houses, 1t is a decided advan-
tage to. unroll the roofing and to let in
light and sunshine for few hours,
The roofing expands from the warm
ing and lies smoother when applied to
the roof. The inside Of the roll is
cooler. than the outside air, and 81. tf
not placed In the sun before apple
7 Ion = II will sexpand afsse mailing and
produce wrinkles
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-06-30
New ReIativity Theory.

James had frequently heard his
Uncle discussing the relatively theory,
When his ts4cle married and intro.
luced his bride. to james as his new
aunt he asked the boy laughinsiy
whether he wasn't proud to have such
s. girl fer. u ,ela Tive James
looked up solelinly aud said.
oh. kaew She's tile new resn.
tivitY tneurv you were IA abotl II =
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-06-30
Made Mo Fash Promise

"Who was the s:rooth talker?"
"a promoter
'T dare say he wanted to make You
rici, in six 1n0nilis?"
.sNo. lIc MAS Very conservative. He
said he thought it would take at least
q year. ..l
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-06-30
Very Likely.

Church. "Do you remember when
they asac to put calliope at the end
Of circus rrocessionw
Gotham: "Snrc. do?"
"Why did they do that do you sup
poser
''ro show that the worst was yet to
come, reckon"
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-06-30
TIE Pcason.

II @.e in a rev production Of
sOthel!t' ti.ry sss electric lights in
tic mu-::iis;r {, ~ Il -
"Oro' all: that Is to make Desdemo-
III death 6, :,
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-06-30

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same
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-03-24
Rodniue.

@eidlpHtifer Nnrtu un 8eroniba
Hnl1d, nelbe sic Wiintermonate bier
Del Sen gsfftern Derbradfen, baben b
IeBte @ohe ilir @ran0o 5Mapioos, 8. g.
Derabffdieoet. .z
Dor einigen 8oden bier ge<
.grnii1Dete Muifiifftapene madN mffolge
.ibrer regellniaBiigen buiinffWen uebnn-
gen erdpuiinifddten Borfi6rM
ssom W1allg bon gogeleD
erftattete bier einen 5peifdgigen Be
ll1d.
5nm MbTies nelder dlnirm r
frordf nar, ba roB 6es boben.
Mlters miieoer D 5iernliderboH; a1ad
befinoef 8ran Soiepb @irh mel
DIE sernfHliih erfrarH mdr,an Dem
@ege Der 8efferli11g.
9elem 5da1ib nrb G.
refia Maufd erItaifnten leBte 0odb
II Dpflnt
yrm SIS. Merfes ui1b @i1toer bon.
5auf Centre ge1o1en ekte Mndnu
eiinige Gage Die @aiIfffreun6fdaf
Ter bier mobnenoen Sdtpeifterl GsSrai
S. Sta
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-03-24
st. Joieph.

lfiit elmer dDnen, Der @elegenbeit
meIbr argepaBte nnterbaltung, als ie-
rer, melbe Die 30glinge Der ct. ge=
niilbifts. Qfaoemie 5u gbren oes bohm'-
item Germ giifddpg Soiepb 8nfh anz
IaBliib feines Ma1nenstagesam lebten
5amitngnudtntittag i'm Matoifodiltm
Der gr5iebungsanltot peranltalteten,
bette Der Sberbiirte Ger Diio5ele nid}f
Ibeebrt merben f1ijnnen, benin in ben
peri6ieoenften noblflingenoen Mius
fHitniidfen mo Mnipra6en m~etteiferten
biie iil1l1gen Damenz ben Mamenstag
bes 56err1 8iiidofs at 'berberrlihen,
nelder III elmer ber5liden Nniprade
fir ben gufen Slim Der 3oglinge nno
hiImhereitete gbre leinen Cont err
ItattgN.
sos. gedb)tta, gobn Ser Srnn 90
lpbm 8ebtel, fef6rte IeBte ISOLDE bon
eirein 1dngeren Nnfenbalt in Canada
.5l1rHdy unb 1T rob, bafB CT mieoer BET
Wl1tern
aonfrafttor SOS. Hai1ier febrte an
Mortag nod ndftfffdgigem 8einde BET
ieirtem 8rl1oer IN 8abpeton, 90. D
altriiG.
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SPRING Fill.

Scr 6amilie Beter 8tnter nurbe
.anfongs letter 8ode Elm ber5iges
.9Odterden gehoren moau nflern.
'Bludtpnnih
5ran q &el1rl1ng bon gudfnpan,
|Morriion Gounh BELT fib bier eli
nige Gage befudspeiie 1T Ser Camille
SSobn 9nl1b m
g6nblorei Monate ln11gem 8efude
BEL ieiinem bier nobnenoen 8gr1roeri
|SoJann 9eter d nad ieinet15
sSeim III ct Gyllolt6 5nriidgefefbr.
JrE 5elem Sch BON s5reeport
u11b gaeenW aaltnidrB 100 lie 5tDei 8pdertI
EIang geinde erIlftaHete, aur SEER 0e5
st patridsfages 1uieoer bier ei11aaeez
froHen.
lei Der erifen Berian1mlung uries
rer .goipnsgea1nfen DuroeeSo 8alts1
er dis @orifiitBer golDnbebDroe an
lRne 6es SJnan5 @infer erraanf
Sen. Mfbmam bntmh Sn1nilR Die
frniibIer pon gar goBliiag Gyalniilliie be-
ftpobnfe Meffiioena be5ogen.
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Sorgdng!e
im Gouut0
Qpo1l.

6ram gouar0 5huitt BON glroia
bielt iih bier einige Gage bel ibre1t
gltern beiudstpeiie out.
Aurtin @danitt n10 Coffin BON
st. Srnncis paren 5onntagsgdite Der
bier m~obnenoen SamiIie Nifolaus
SduniH.
gilbert Sdanble tnaf Dienitag per-
ao,,gener @obe bon &iharoton, N.
8, bier gu 8eiad Elm.
Rih. Sdarmaber BON ct. CLOUD
aettoB auf einige Gage bier Die Balts
freltnofbaft Ser Sanlilie Seinrid)
Sel,rung.
Ole gotpnbeboroe belt borletfen
9ien1tag tire erite 8%erIammlung nod
ser 8abl ab ,1,1b erpdblte Die 8eam-
feit.
SRI. Sba &ukmann, melde' IN WaD-
be1p Safe oils 2ebrerin dngeitent 1T,
perbrabte ben lebten 5onntag bier
OH. Ser Settle ibrer gltern.
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freeporf

Nentter Bolfing, nel6e id ii 8e=
gleitung oes SRI. 9ofert feit hanger
|3eit IN Californian mlfbalE mo Der
@allptbeiud Der beioen @ena1lnten;
Der iii Sos Mngeleg moDnenoenin
#5fearus County borfeiIIlDah beffann-
ten Samlie 8ogner, 0nnn abersand
#anoern IN galiforniien anfdfiigen Ser
.ipanoten gift, miro bor M66falf lie
Ter 8obe 5n 8allie anriiderlDarfet
nm bel ben bieiigen a1lgeborigefTe
Slterfretoen ST genieBBen.
Mm 5ottntag, ben 4lpril miro
Elm unter 2eitnng oes bodm. f. 90
s11an6, 3. @. g. eingeiibtes S1eaferz
itid bon beimif1m Salenten aufgez
fiibrt neroen.
gbriit. @ungI 1T INIT einer Snr11iz.
lie nod Der Sron mnge til norolis
den Geile 6es 5taates u1oge5ogen.s
Sra1 Geo 8nlter ltrto 5o1nNnl-
lace Gelten id eine Wode lang be-
udstpeiie bier III 6er Semitic @eorg
ublenfoH an.
6ra1t5 8oppe bon ganep S1nctior1
Soma, trnf Ber m1fangg letter 8ode
5u Iangerem 8eiltde elm.
gaab mebrere @oden Iangm ge-
iltdJe BEL Heiigen gerfpauofeni 5rm
GInll6ius &0nig nod ibrem Seim IN
5St 8a1tI a1frfHdeffelhrt
Mrton Mdder bon nM mar
bon greitng Biz 5onntngnbe11o bier
BET gertDa1f6ten a11io Srelitroeu 81 Go
tie.
s. Slider mar 5ainftng @eddfHte
baIber 1nd 6ar1rnngton.
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Budma,1.

9ns grgebnis nnierer 8iaugemabl
mar: Sobn Sdpmolfe, Yrdii0ent; Mug.
Debler, s.. s. Miiler uno Sobm SeiH,
gruitees; Sac. Grunobofen, glerf; g.
s. 8ronien, 5dakmeifter; Martin
5dirmers, Miieiior; 5ran8 5iBman1,
6rieoensridter; AGois 8eisbrid, Con-
table. Sm Comm Budmnn mliroen
folgen0e 8eafuten gepdbf: Heeter
9en3en, sltperbifor;, SSobm q. 3en=
ner, glerf; 81. $. Miiler, sdnhmei-
lter; Sobn g. Miiuer, Mifelipr; SSobn
goiter, Srieoensrtdter; so. g. 5eid,
Gonitable.
@einrid 1tno 8ilbelm 5nuer iiro
bon hrem in 8nlllfb gemadten Sc Sc.
iude mieoer babeim eingetrpHen.
Nad odt Gage langem 8einde bei
in Soma %ipob11eroen 8ertpa1t6fen 1T
GEORGE STINT in ieinen g%ertDat16fen.
freis auriidgefebrt.
Sra11 Sid. Miiaer il. 5nfh 6as lin
gIiid, beim MnsgIeiten ont bent Site
oas Iinfe gein gil breden.
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Rih1r1ono

Tim iiA an elmer @an0elbiI6er6arz
slteuung 5n erfre1en mdten bon bier
E8eier ReiierenJEanien George 9aupt,
@aIfer Sennes, HNonlan NoBmeia,
st. Burt gle1neKs gesHffinger nrbf Die
in11gen Rarnen Mma Mebler, gii1lie
BoBmeisl Mnria Sanpt uro Aoello
Nlantenberg eiinen 5onntagsausfflng
per Mnton1obil nnb 8aDuesDiae.
5ran5 CITIZEN bon D11lub e~rffrenthe
iieine bier mbnenoen glIern nit ei-
11em meEbr1ttdigiigen 8eiube
@ebruber Mrnob, Mlpis unb Sra.
@inenbring reiiten Dienitag letter
ISOLDE 5u d1gerem 8efnde BET Ser
panoten ii Der @apitoIntabt.
. sri. Clara goliter bon Ontario, III
Canada, genoB ouf einige 5oge bic
8aHfrennolbaf Der bier nobneroert
6omilie 81. q 81Iim:
.Sacob @oibriing, mllhder m bier BET
germanbten etlide Gage beiudgmeile
.aufbieH 1T mod ieinetn 5em IN
Aa1mbo, Minn., 8urIdfgeffebrt.
gfad ngelangem gelude ii Gus
norfhAMlorian ur0 Sorom Weiint1.l i
aarI grfeng Wififn Iekfer NSode miiez
6ersoaDeim eirgefrofHfen,uno Ben: Grz
TENS begd MnaB@nstuorfb no er
'naiiBreno Ser solnl1erntorafe g9eiihaf=
sfigung baden miro.
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81 Qlnthorlv

Cos grgebnis ser int Comm Rroin
nbgebnaenen @nM mar folgenbes:
sUeidL @IIein @orfiser 6es 5l1perDii-
.iorenrates nt1b Mnton gos nr1o @er-
oelin 8impeb Witglie0er6esieben
goergm glerf Soiepb Wenfb,
E5bnbmeiiifer 8einrih @5angl, liief.
Tor nr 5pei Sabre @era0s,
5rie6ensribbter Sobn 4llein, @on-
table Fir 5nei Sabre.
gilbert AIug un6 Sobn gbeooor
bradten Cement bon Greeport beiln
mr gerpenooIm Bel eiafem 1teuen
15fnl 1en 9erra Iua 6ees SGriiBiidbr
.nu einem geb6h erridten ldb.
Sofepb @erbes non ZEN MllniA
erfreute bier 0iie gaf1iilni Sltbert ggre.
sl1lerg nit geind
85efbriiii0er WiiIhem geinriA n1uo
aSofebb geruo BON 8olbingffor6 uber<
raifdten DienItagabenD bier Bren
Bunber s. gernbs INIT geflb.
Did @ngperIin fen. u11o sSofeepb
Sc @nsperIn Daren @o1nbngsgdiRt
Il Mbo1 pobnenoen SamiieS
5tllntebed.
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lDatfi11s.

gaah bier @oden larlgem arauf-
iein }tarb tn Mllter bon ST Sabren
bier ON Rsten MitttpodE lpoblporbe-
reitet auf 1en goo, I'M Snuie ieines
#Sobmes Beter 9err Sobann Rinrm
|linger. am gnnitag nnb bel 5abl-
|Ereifyer 8eteiligung, befonoers ieitens
beg ct. Nntonins nnterItusnngsDer-
ems Deiien eifriges Mitgile0 Ser Der
norbere moi, BON Der ct. Mntoni,ls-
Stride aus 6ns 8egrdbnis ltaH. Ser
E9abingeidieoene erfreute iid ieines
einee5pgenen 8efens balber
|angemeiner geIiebfbeit. Sn Der Sc
|meinoe mar er tets ein eifriges Mit-
gIieo uno iieiinen Ri1roern mnerfort
EN- flriorgliher gnter. Sin ieinem
Brabe franern Sic sobm Sobam bon
Noseoe, NiidoIag bon Deount Mngel,
Oregon, ul1D Beter bon 8ntfins, unb
tn oerem aeD hilen fiid feline SdtDe-
tern, Die 5raiten q. Brit bon Bud
mdnn unb SOC geiien bon ct. 8nll.
Nee6ge oer9ertorbene ruben in 5rie=
ben!
2oren8 8ilia bon 8udman, Minn.,
.mobnte bier nm Samitag oem 8e=
.gr6bniife ieines Dbeims, Sobann
&Smlmlinger, BEL.
SSobarn sc Wfanus nabm Iebten
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st. Johns uniper]itY.

Mrt borIebten Montagabenb 1pllrbe
I'M oe,1tfden Berein 6as Stubium Der
Nerlm Nobarl1m beenbet.
User ib in Die 1o3tale Srage iirte-
5reiiiert - unb ein ieoer, benz 6ns
8obI Ser Menidbeit an Screen liegf
muB Snterefie oaran ffiin6en Dem
bietet oag &l1noifbreib6en Die ertDunib
tie msfnnf nber Die urfad)en Der
5iaIen 6roge u1o 1ie MaditteI gu ibrer
2olung. 8reiBig Sabre iir1 es Der,
ieit Gapit Geo XIII. 5nm Cell bon
8iidof @eppIer angeipornt,ods sdrei
ben ber1Hentlidte. Die BARN ertbnl-
tenen Soeen baben b bielfab Der
breitet. Wennman eiinen 8ergleibt
.5iebt 5miifden ben#6amiligen nn0
beutigen gerbi1iltniiIen, 10 firoet masl
al1s, bob Diele N%enoerlt1gen onm bel
ieren, gr6Btenteus Der gneDeliea 5nz
aufdreiben, borgegangen itro. Das5
.gingreifen 6es 5taateg al @mn1terl
Der Mrbeiter, @efebe fir Braue1 ,1no
ainberidnt, Der @annpf gegen 5o5ia-
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Qlbanv.

9on Ger Beiigen h1tberiiden Sir
de aus lpuroe oie 2eide oes I'M 4l-
ter BON 90 Sabren an inflaunnratori-
ldyem &beumatismus p%eritorbenen Ml.
bert 4latt ouf Dem bieligen Srieobo-
ie beigeiest.
Sobn Sdrom il. begab iiid} Neitte
lester @ode nadl minneapolis, NO er
leinen I'M ct. MarD's 9ospital unter-
gebradten 8ruber beindte uno bon
oort gum 8ermanotenbeiude IN 8ead,
g. 8, me~iterreilte.
Yaul &lein m,1r0e bon ieiner Gut
tin nit einenl geiurroen Sodterhen
beibenft, ein greigniS, bus beralibe
@liidtpiinide our 6olge batte.
4. ". Sooner bat lt6 Weitte Iebter
@ode l1ad] 9ullttb begeben, no er
Durd) &ermittelnng ietnes sddpagers
Nnorms 5ris Aniteanng gefnnoen
bot.
nniere Muiiffapeae miro am Otter
ionu1tae Elm &onoert I'M Nuoitorinm
Der Yfdrr1dltle 0efdr1talfen.
6ron5 &rier bot ii6 anfangs leR=
ter @ode nod ben 3miaingsifd6ten
begeben in Der Soffnltng, bort feline
arbeitslrit %befrieoigen au fo1tren.
@eor 8aner pltroe bon leiner @at=
tin nit eirem munteren S0dterden
beidenH, tpoau nniern @liid1punib.
gilbert &rebs mar Mitte IeBter $50
DIE in @egleitung oes Sen. gerbaar
bon Nep Munib in @eibdfteu nod
ben 3niQtngsitdbten.
Sic Mltsbeiierung in Der bieiigen
Meblmiible lit iotueit porangeibritfen,
aaB oieielbe uie6er IN 8etriG geiebt
meroen fonnte.
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Glrola.

SIN Melroler Sospitm il am por-
lebten Montagabem Comma Sep, Die
iedB SSabre alte Godfer Der ier mob6-
1re1roen Samilie Mafbas Sep ge1torz
ben. 9as &in6 mar eftDu 5tpei Sabre
lang franf u11b ml1roe porlebten Cont
itag our 9perafion nod g~enanuteln
Sospitm gebmdN nab nelher ih br
3uitano beridlim1nerte Bis Der Sob
Dem 2eioen Elm gn0e madR. gdadb
ei1uem leBfen Donnerftng in ger bieii=
gen 9farrfirdde bom bodD. =. Go
min 5ieben, .. g. g, bon Minneae
polls geboItenen gngelurnfe n1roe Die
2eide auf Dem Bieiigen @ottesader
our Gltbe gebettet. Sen ~rauernDen
.gfern tpl1roe augemeines Beileio be-
h1n6et.
Sn ser Ja1ntIie &einrib 8rin1us
ffaro Elm Nadfotn1nen fre11n6li6e
Nufnab1ne, no5n ben gltern bielleitiz.
&c @liid1piinide %5ngingen.
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.eat1generW ode III Der Jeiigen 8farr-
gebaltenen gngelamte nilr0e Die
I2eibe 6e nreinnbeinbalb Monnte a
ten Goidterdtens Der IN 8reeripaD
mobnenoen gnu1ilie Slabert @eroing
All Grade gettrdgen. 81
Megina gdallte erIfottete Niit-
te letter Mode eitlen geIl.d III Weef-
role
NssiH sdyMiej}iingull0 Jr1u mad.
ten eiille11 M1itosMbiteder uber Nfeel-9
role nadJ Mefp D21it1id,,
sine Alnaab gol 5prirger Gar.
tner an0 id borletten 5on1tag bier
5ntllf ber s. MaeDers Barm eiu uno
|fa1fte r~einroiiiges Soliteia gieb.
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81. 111artin.

Bon ben Mitglie0ern Der bier be-
tebenoen Dbeatergeieaidnft tperoen
III unlerer 9dullbaae am Sfterlpnr1r
tag nno Montag aben6s 6as bieraf-
tige Drama Uncle Hl1be1 uruo bas
5tpeiaftiige 2uitipiel nbe pe~riecnte0
5511r Auffubrnng gefnagett.
9eimtalem bbat DION BEL riibe-
rem gbeateripielern in.ibren 2eiitnn-
gen Sic argenebalIten 5h1noen berei
ftd, Il. 6ies nidt at ~berfeDfen, miro
ieine Mnfgabea11d an ben beioenMberl
ben Der Sitertuge ein, o Dab on ben
@enuBaberoen cine CUTE 5ei@
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