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Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1921-09-29

farmers, and several of them. We are
fairly well equipped with two tractors,
plows, discs, mules. etc, but we need
real farmers to do this most impor-
tant work. Few men seem to want to
team or farm, and yet this is about the
most necessary and far-reaching occu-
patton one can think of, and no work
on this place offers the opportunity
for education, to greater extent than
does our life on the farm, under CO.
operation and an eight-hour-day sys-
tenn. We are not advancing our plans
on the community home until some one
gives us more encouragement in fin
aneial way; but we are still making
brick and lumber. We are still on
the job and are just waiting for you
to do your part. It's your home. IF
you wish to join us in doing the job.
We have lots of work to do, and will
do whatever is best to advance the in
terest of our little commonwealth, in
the hopes of extending it to IimitIess
proportions. Comrades, why waltz
Now is your.chance to help to do the
thing that your heart desires done for
the sake of humanity. The mental
science class was well-attended and
one big point was brought out that
small minds are filled with small af-
fairs, while the master minds only see
the great ideals and goals to be reach
ed. A nice programm was had at the
theater, as usual, and was well attend
ed.
Monday, Sept. e. - "OId Jup"
our friend, showered his blessing in
the form of good rain, down upon
us to-day. 1t was just in time to cause
our garden vegetables to straighten up
and continue thrifty growth. 1t all
SO was just right for our Irish potatoes
and of course will help the sweets
and the cane crops. For short time
the rain stopped the work at the fer
tilizer plant, but it was again resum-
ed as soon as the showers stopped.
Kemp has joined the weed cutters, US,
ing a moving machine. All these
weeds are being used to make fertiI-
izer compost. Comrade Coleman is
now in charge of the fertilizer works
and is asking everybody to save ev-
erything but tin cans and cook stoves
to be composted. Well, he is live
wire and will have the unanimous sup
port of the Colony on this important
work. The whole South is in the grip,
of the fertilizer trust; and if Comrade,
Coleman's plans work out great BEN,
TIT will be handed out to the Southern
farmers. More power to his arm! H.
Bell and Montrose are still victorious.
in the advertising of Colony-made,
goods by means of house-to-house So,
licitation. They are not only selling
our products, but they are making a
real connection between producer and
consumer, and they report a feeling
among their. customers of extreme
goodwill towards the colony and our
endeavor to tighten the load of the
workers. No one knows the deplor-
able condition of the working people
until he goes among them and, as
Comrade Bell expressed it, find you
are glad you are doing something in
the interest of humanity - something
that is: really constructive. 1t is a great
Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1921-09-29

Special rates on all railroads.
Model roads lead to Louisiana State
Fair. Free parking space, It's your
fair, so be there. Bigger and better.
Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1921-09-29
THE COLONY DIARY
Continued from page y

keep our minds open for new ideas
and never close up on any subject.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1921-02-18
CITATION
In the County Court of the State Of
Oregon for the County of lincoln

In the County Court of the State Of
Oregon for the County of AincoIn
In the matter Of the Estate of Har>
riet Curl Duncan, Deceased.
To c. ]. Duncan, Floy Agnes Dun
can, Caroline Janette Duncan, Joseph
Alexander Duncan, Hannah Duncan,
and all other persons interested,
GREETINGS:
In the Name Of the State of Oregon:
You are hereby cited and required
to appear in the County Court of the
State of Oregon, for he County of
Lincoln, at the Court room thereof, at
Toledo, in the County of Lincoln, at 10
a. m, on the 14th day of March, 1921,
then and there to show cause if any
exists why an order of sale should not
be made for the sale Of the following
described real property belonging to
said estate, to-wit:
The West Half of the Northwest
Quarter, Section 33, Township South
Range 10 West, w. NJ, Lincoln Coun-
ty, Oregon.
WITNESS, the Hon. John Fogarty,
Judge Of the County Court of the
State of Oregon, for the County OF
Lincoln with the seal of said Court
affixed, this 10th day of February, A.
d., 1921.
ATTEST, Carl elldersleeve, Clerk.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1921-02-18
REGARDING DEIRYMAN'S
LEAGUE

AS the farmers of this vicinity are
seriously considering the advisibility
of aftiliating with the Oregon Dairy
mems League and as they seem de.
sirious of obtaining all information
possible regarding the matter, we
herewith publish a letter which we
received some little time ago from
the Manager of the Mutual Creamery
Co. The letter is submitted for what
/ it is worth, and not with an idea of
| influencing the dairymen one way or
the other, but rather with the idea Of
assisting the dairymen to view the
situation from every angle possible
before committing themselves to any
proposition.
The letter follows:
Portland, Oregon, Jan. 20, 1921.
F. N. Hayden, Publisher
Lincoln County Leader
Toledo, Oregon.
Dear Sir:
The writer read with much interest
the activities of Mr.. J. d. Mickle, ex-
Dairy & Food Commissioner, set forth
in your issue of Friday, January 18th.
Although we have believed from the
outset that the Oregon Dairymen's
League cannot possibly succeed, par
ticularly when they attempted to go
into the marketing business, yet our
opposition to them has never been
very active, because their activities
were confined principally to milk in
the city Of Portland and the manu-
facture of cheese in Coos county, but
when we found their competition in
Portland on the selling end, our in
terests naturally become opposite, and
we feel that to parade the League be-
fore your subscribers is doing you and
them an injustice, unless you suggest,
or someone suggests to them that
under no consideration should they
sign an agreement to tie themselves
up for five years without investigating
carefully the results that the League
have shown up to date.
To get our view point on marketing.
may we suggest that you read very
able article in the last issue of the
Saturday Evening Post, by Mr.. At
wood, entitled eliminating the Middle
Man" There has been entirely too
much loose talk about the middle man.
1t would seem that anyone who makes
a profit in the distribution of goods,
particularly in the food line, is a men,
ace to the public, absolutely dishonest,
and, in fact, the whole propaganda of
those who have fostered the League,
ard who have fostered selling asso-
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1921-02-18
ADVERTISING RATES
Display advertising 20 cents inch.
Composition S cents inch.
Locals { cents line. .
Cont. From First Page)
Lincoln Co. Rank. freight maid

Lincoln Co. Bank, freight paid
on culvert E. =. :. :. =. .. 7.26
Lincoln 20. Bank, freight and
time checks =. :. :. =. :. 67.01
Hall Bros, care poor, mdse. :. $3.50
L. F. Robbins, work On roads 47.2S
Wade & Son, lbr, for roads :. 219.9S
Walker & Starr, mdse. for poor 1900
Martha A. Coin, assisting teach
ers examination =. :. :. :. 1900
F. w. Gertulla, Taft ferry, =. 1000
R. S. Van Cleve, mdse for road .54
H. j. We'll, Co.'S pro rate share
on Alsea Forest road :. =. 621.14
w. F. Ready, work on roads :. 3S.4O
Ord Castle, surveying :. =. =. 20.00
R. McMillin, Judge of Yachat's
election board :. :. :. =. =. 600
James Harrison, same :. .. 600
A. r. Carpenter, same =. -. 500
Earl q. Smith, same :. E. E. 600
]. c. Carson, Clerk G milage $50
e. j. Stewart work on roads :. 1850
Ruth Nye, work in Assessors
Office :. :. =. =. =. :. :. 46.5O
l.. M. Starr, same =. E. =. :. T.75
Bateman & Bateman, carpet :. 22.50
Lincoln Co. Leader, printing G
pub. delinquent tax list .... 41247
Charles Larson, work tool house 500
Standard Oil Co.. oil for roads 50.22
Walker & Starr, rent & lights 500
Portland Bolt & Mgr. Co., for
prepaid express E. =. :. :. 159
Geo. T. Smith, freight paid :. 400
Geo. T. Smith, highway mdse. 5S.7S
Guy V. Hayes, work on roads 74.5O
Pac. Tel. & Tel. Co., phone :. 1890
H. Lutey, work on road :. :. 6.1O
Fl. Lutey, work highway =. :. 1884
Guy Roberts, lbr. court house 1880
Guy Roberts, lbf for highway 1742
Jay w. Dunn, Co. Commissioner S51S
Siletz Valley Lbr. Co., bill not
allowed.
Resolution adopted as follows:
Be 1t Resolved, by the County Court
of Lincoln County, Oregon, that If the
State Highway Commission wishes tc
extend the Newport-C Corvallis Highway
further into Newport,
That if the City Of Newport will
furnish the right of way If it should
deviate from the established stree,
lines the County will furnish the road
bed ready for surfacing or graveling
John Fogarty
Jay w. Dunn
C. M. Warren
In consideration of C. M. Drake
deciding his property to Lincoln County
the County would keep said c. M
Drake in some institution for aget
persons, while living.
Petition OF Rose Lodge Mutual Teie
phone Co. for franchise to set pole.
and string wires -on right-of-way
granted.
In consideration of S52 Sara Brown
Savage was given deed to lots 5, 6, 7
Block IA, Seal Rocks Resort
In consideration of 500 Abe Kin.
was given deed to lots 3, 4, Block 81
Bufords first Add to Alexandria
Names of road Supervisors will bt
published later.
Carl GiIdersleeve, Clerk
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1921-02-18
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersigned has been appointed admins
traitor of the estate of Theodore Acl-
erman, deceased, by order of the
County Court of the State of Oregon
for the County of Lincoln. All persons
having claims against said estate are
hereby required to present the same to
me at Toledo, Oregon, duly verified
as by law required, within six months
from the date of this notice.
Dated January 21st, 1921.
G. B. McCIuskey,
Administrator of the estate of Theo-
dore Alderman, Deceased.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1921-02-18

When such Ford,
veil Thomas Edison, electrical
having reunion, naturally think
country This they all reported Yama Farms
noch NJ w. where they aside all omaes
that they really many
boys They nduged in woodsping telling
freside and being just plain boys
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1921-02-18

OF faithful old little
would be feeding
Department Of Agriculture Washington has
Illuminating cornsalks and
other vegetable Fifty pounds Of will enough gas
light picture above shows
manufacturing of tho axperimena rooms
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1921-10-27
How's Your Appetite !?
Are You Nervous !?
Sleepless !!

Brushyknob; Mo.-ssTwo years ago
was in poor health and was not able to
do all my work; had a dull headache
AZ the time. also had q hurting in
nv back and one Of my limbs would
take spells Of hurting and would feel
numb. could not sleep good at night,
did not eat much, and my nerves were
in bad shape. l told my husband !
could not 60 much longer, so we decid-
"a to write to ~. Pierce, Pres. ct
Invalids' Hotel in Buffalo, N. Y. He
said for me to take the 'Favorite Pro
scription' and the Golden Medical Dis
eevery. Also some l Pleasant Pellets fRif
Of which l got at the drug storey and |
soon began to 6 t better. All the
disagreeable symptoms left me and I
felt like different woman. Mrs.
Martha Jefferson, Box 4.
Write DR.. Pierce's Invalids' Hotel in
Buffalo, N. r., for free confidential
medical advice. -
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1921-10-27
To Quit Rhine Watch Soon.

Washington, Oct. I'll IT he formal
terms Of ratification Of the peace
treaties with Germany and Austria
have been sent forward to Berlin and
Vienna, it was announced today. As
soon as these formal exchanges have
been completed with the former en-
envy powers, it is expected that i'm
mediate steps will be taken to set up
diplomatic machinery and resume full
normal relations with those go1crn.
ments. s,.s:4.
American troops will begin moving
out Of Germany immediately Upon
the exchange Of the ratifications on
the German treaty, it was added
The movement, il was said, will be
normal but slow, and will begin III
Approximately two weeks. III
The Withdrawal Of the troops, II
was said, had been delayed, because
their presence in Germany had
proved to be far from obnoxious, and
even desirable to the government and
people of Germany. There are now
approximately $4,000 American troops
OIL the Rhine.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1921-10-27
Missouri School Of Journalism, was
renamed president Of the congress- by
reclamation and Secretary Brown
was reelected.

4 A fight between two negro hoboes
was all that saved the Katy Flyer,
the M. X. & T. fast train, from be-
ing ditched near Clinton the other
day The coons had planned the
wreck for the loot when some sort
of a disagreement arose and fight
resulted. The vanquished in order to
get even told the whole story to the
authorities and they are both now in
the Henry county jail.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1921-10-27

The FL Dorado Springs subscribe
t'on committee to raise the $1,000
quota for building the big bridge on
the KS Highway report that they
have raised $24oo, with the prospects
very bright Of increasing that amount
by several dollars.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1921-10-27

The Henry County Democrat has
found one article that sells for less
money this year than last and that is
sorghum moasses, which brought
one dollar per gallon in 1890 and can
ssow be had for rs cents.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1921-10-27
MISSOURI NOTES

Employees in the office Of the Pio-
neer Cooperage company at South St.
Louis Saturday were held up and
robbed Of $5,o38 by three payroll
sbsadits The bandits escaped.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1921-10-27

Senator Loren E.. Seneker OF the
18th district, whose home was at
Mount Vernon, was killed in an au-
tosnobile accident Tuesday evening.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1921-10-27
Order Of Publication,

L In the Circuit Court Of Bates
County. Missouri, February Term
1922 In Vacation October 21, 1911.
w. A. Ticket, Plaintiff. tssss ~
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-29
Die @iaipnenftiftnng einer Jran.

Sn Ser letten sieung Ser Oeuu-
delter OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES om1n1-
lung madte Der erite 9iirgermeiiter
nabere Mngabe11 iiber Die 5tiftung
Der fiir5li9 berltorbenen friberen
5hauipielerin bes Miinder1er Sol
tbeaters, @ermine 8lano. Sic &C.
borte ieil1er5eit 5u BEN Sbuuipie-
lcrn, Die aorig 2ubmig II. al Son-
oerpor itell1ngen DeranlaBte, u11o Be-
ne.1 er onfHr meiit pertpoue
5dmudiahen idenfte. Sic religi=
0s perallagte aiil1itlerin bot bieien
Shmud ielten getrageu unO teifa=
mentoriih ieinen grlos BEN ornlen
u1b permaiitcn ainoern Der Staot
Ofiil1d)en pern1ad)t. S1 Soaanb
begeg1leten oieie 5%d)n1ltdfitiide auBer=
oroentlihen1 Snterelie uno er5ielten
Sort in elmer Gerloiurg Sic 9fieier-
ium1lle Don 2,144, 600 Marf. Ser
Mliindel1er staotrat beidloB, eine
5traBe nah Ser Sdnlrlpieleri11 gu
benel1nen ll1o bie grbaltung ibrer
Grobi1atte auf itaotiihe Soften gu
iiberl1ehn1el1.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-29
GIN a6ereifriaer &glisilt.

Ser 1lel1e 0eutide ao111ul in Mpenz
ru0e, 8ernot, mar bel ieinem Gin
treffen in Mpenraoe ser @egel1lta11o
ether pci1lliden Gerlped1slung. Ser
Staatspoli5ei mar oa5 Sianalenneat
ei11es Gerbredens 5ueega11gen. ais
min ein b'enifeifriger 9ie1er Der
@errnanbao oes frenroen 9errn
ger1pot o'1lidtig pi1rbe, mei1te er,
Mnbaltsptnfte fin Sen 9eIuhten
at filben. gr folate bem Der1lleI11t=
lid;eu Gerbreber, unb oils 9ernot
oos Deut1de aonlulot betreten poa=
tc, erflarte Ser Goli5iit i'm fir Der
baftet. 2ddelno 5eigte Ser l1eue
aoriul ieine OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Dor, unb Set ubereifriae 8olisilt 5og
iih perlegen surud. Spater mad1te
Der &oli5eimeilter cine offi5ielle ST.
1ite beim &onf1l, Inn Sen 8orfau 81
entihulbigen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-29
&erabmtes 8iener 6pipitnl &C:
fahrbet.

Go5 &otfreu5boipital n&uSolfi=
11erbauss", zines Der alteltell uno be-
riibu1telten 8iener aral1fu1baujer,
mag in Ser 6plge finau5leucr
Sdpieriafeiten ge5lpu.agen peroen,
1eine Sore 5u ihlieben, uie Sealn=
tie 0es Imcrifaniiden Motell areu=
5es III 8ie1 erfabren babeu. Gies
lit oos Snjtitut, peldes al5 critics
seld)ulte &ral1fenpfIegerinnen III
Seiterreid einfiibrte. seit ieiner
griinbung i'm Sabr 1872 babcn
mebr OILS 1000 aranfenpflegerinl1el1
bort tire Sd)ulu11g erbalten. CT
miro oagcmein anerfannt, oob bieie
aral1fe1pflcgerinuen 5u ben am
iorgfaltlgite1 u11h miIIenidaftlidyiten
geifultcn 5ro1e11 ibrcs 8erufe5 in
Ser gun5en 8e1t geboren. 9as
Amerifaniide &ote &reu5 bat III let
ter 3eit Sem Soipital Matcriol ge=
1denft, I'M Sic 5dlieB1l11g 81 Der
bitten.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-29
9iebitahl eines uSleucroanf".

Gin grenrplar oes uSbeuerbanf"
lit, Ser n@olii1den 3eitung" 5ufol-
&c, aus Dem funitbiitoriiden e.
minar Ser llniperiitat Se11a ido11 Dor
eiriger 3eit ertpenoet ipor0cn. Scr
1iebltobl lit bisber gebeim gebalten
moroen, ar1gebliG, ul1 Die 8ieoerer~
la1rgung bes &unitperfs gu erleiG=
tern. Ser rShelteroa,1f" lit cine
allegoriide Gidtung III oeutider
5prade, Sic oltf &eranloiltng bes
aoiiers Marimilian perfabt uno
ourb 9iirer ur1b iei11en &reis init
118 Sertbiloern INT @ol5ldnitt uus-
geitottet moroen lit. g. tit ELI
Joliobrud Gus ben1 Sabre 1911
9as @erf bebanbelt Die Sugenb=
abefteuer ltnb Die 8rnutnerbulle
Marimilian5 L. Inn Nnrin bon 8l1r=
g11nb. Ser &nlie enttparf es ielblt;;
Me1dior 8fin5ing ponenoete es. Ser
ginbono oes Senoer Gremplor5 al1s
era1er &oppe NIT ihuar5em Stiff
fen1hilo itanmt aus Dem 10. Sabr=
bunDert.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-29
J Sin tiidtieer geamter.

Gu, erbauIibes grldidtd,en trua
iih in Der fleii1el1 De1tlihen Be=
menloe 2anfipis bei Berlin 5n. SIN
ser Nodt gum @nblionntag itoal.
Ben 5tuei 4pliseibea11lte IN 2nnftDit
@odJe, als pfDslih aus Dem 5dut=
ten Ser Sar1er 5tpei bnnfle @eitnl-
TEN nuftal1dtel, Die gejbtpino nit
roter Jarbe rBablt e. s.. g." ouf
ben Birgeriteig bi~npin1elten. gor=
ii1tig folgte11 ib,1e,1 Die Sitter Ser
9ronung ua1o als Ser ginIeIidtpu=
ger eben nieoer ei1,en Rnbnruf al
Ole 5dumigen nouenoet batte, ipran=
gen oie 8eamte11 5u u1b padten Den
9in1eImanr nnb Den Sarbentopitrd=
ger. gie beibe11 Dare11 10 iiber.
raldt, oaB iIe tpiAig CUR 9oli5eipo=
DIE folgten uno iid BORT legitimtier=
ten. Gie oienffeifrigen @eamrte11
fpare11 outs bohite uberraidt, ais
li6 Der nadtlidp Mo1er nls ibr
Sberbalpt eatpuppte. Niernol1o
o11oers ols Der 8iirgermeilter 81.
Sltropsfi IN eigener 9erion bate
i'm 5duB Der 9u11felbeit ale Orb
nu,1gspor1brften i%ibertreten, I'M
1ei1ter Bartei 5u belfen. Gein Sc
gleiter ea1tpuppte 1id aIs ein agent
81. 80ittder. Seibe nurben nad)
Jelflteuuns ibrer 9eriorlidfeit ent=
IaIier1.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-29
Gin idmcrslidcr @erlnit.

Gie amerifariiden 2onopirte, sic
fiir5lid ben eriten transport an1e=
rifaniIher Wildfi,be nod Gelltld)=
lanb geleiteten unb 5t fur5em Sc
lad olsd in Jra11ffl1rt mcilten, ha=
BEN ei11en 1d1ner5liden Gerluit err
litten, inoem elmer Der iungcn
6obrtteill1ehmer, Ser @olf, ur1ter=
megs erfranft uno tros lprgiamer
Gilege IN Sronffurt a %. berltor-
ben tit. 9ie 9eeroigung bes JUN
gen Mon11es, Ser BON Ser geteili=
gung an ei11em @erfe eoler Mfea1=
1denliebe Nun nidt mebr in ieine
6eimot 5urildgefebrt, fonb inter
Seilnabme ei11er on1erifaniihen Ser
tretl1ng aus Berlin, ioruie bon Ser
tretern ser Stnbt, bes Soften &reu=
seq, Ser 3e1trnle fit prioate Slit
forge ser areisbalernfdaft BEG
Observation-Disclosures @erein5 uim.
1tGtt.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-29
Gin pcrfcblter Srif.

Gin raffinicrtcr 9iebltabl lit in
@ambl1rg BON flint iunge11 gurlder1
periibt nprben. Ser ei1e lieb lid)
lit Ser @obl1ul1g ieircs Stiefnaters
ION 1einen a11n1panen oil 5al1be1
u11b 5iibel1 fl1ebeln, pprauf Die Oil
oere11 cine aa1lettc nit $500 Marf
ssl1bolt cl1%t1perbetel1 u1o Dos @elb
ur1ter iid t%eiltel1. 4ls Der 9eltohs
lene nod @altle fam, erflorte leiu
gefelielter Gtiefiobn, bret ul1befann~
te Mffdll1l1er tpdren in Die @ohl1u11g
eingeor1tlgen uno batten Die aollet=
te geralbt. Ser Srid muroe balb
ourd1dout; sic Burden lpurocil
earnllf feitgellommel1. Mnd1 Dos
@elo lit tpieoer bcrbeiselbufft NOR
Sen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-29
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9aS 1idere s3eihen lit baS Ya11leren
fleiner 1eilden bes Sara iiten, an
bentenoe d3eiden iino Mangel ans
Mppetit, NIT geiegentlider @ierisfeit,
belegte 3unee, Maserbrcnren,
@6merse1 i'm Masen, iudeabes Sc
fnbl IN ben Ginsemeioen. auflteiecn
eines 6inbernilIes int sails, fortfpdhz
reubes Spuden. unoerbaulidfeit, tpie
@dmer,en in Dem Huden uro 9liez
bern, S6minbelanfdae, &opf1dmerz
gen, Gr{d0pFuns, Sdmd4eseflbl To-
bulo Ser Neasen leer lit, bunfle 81 nee
unter ben aueen CONDITIONER, epilepz
tide Nnfalle. SIN pielen 6allen lino
9ob ur1b Srr1tnn brett auf baS 8or=
banben}ein bon Mirmern snrid5u=
fabren. Nait Miirmern baba tete en-
Ser baben fein gerlansen, nit anoe=
rem Rinbern gu lpielen, lie perbe11
mirri1d, melandol {d, unb mieoernm
III 53eiter I'M boditen @rabe ncro0s,
mlrrilh, me1andoliid, nnb mieoernm
unsnfrieben, piden be1tdnb 9 an 'brer
STATE. 2%aratobeS 1T ba5u belt1n11nf,
Bic 8urmer aus benz Snitem gu re-
ben. Sn europa lit es alleeneinaim
@ebraud serabe fir bieien 3fped.
8enn gle benfen, bub Sie ODER bic
Rinber nit bieler idredlihen Hlaee
bebaftet linb. oann beltenen 9e etne
bon tdnbige 8ebanblnns bon 2arato=
beg inr sebn Dollars lno adtunbpler
GIG Gents, bic bu be 8ebanolln1g fir
Iehs Dollars nnb flint unb liebs'g
Gents, lpelhe 1ofort perIanot fpiro mad
GmpFang bon 8argelb, Wonep Srber
ooer Banf=G bed, rnb be reien 5ie lih
bon biefen 1hredl den Bardltten. sic
fonnen lid rnmoeli6 oes aebens err
frenen, Iolarge bieie Beft an Sblln
neutrality-suspicious. nirb nur Derldnot
pon. Der Marpel Meo. 60, uDept."
asS2, 1908, pittsburgh, Ya.-
@eriiherHae fir bas pafet iinfuae=
,panais gents, . Aop, -
N -& -
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Die Che in Ser 6npnole.

l1eber cine gbelblieBulra, Die TN.
ter iebr rrgetpobnIide1 l~ltlItd11oe1
erfolgte, 11nft bic 50. 3. am Miits
tag" bemerfsmerte Mitteilungen.
gor fnr3em leratte eine lebr reihe.
iunge 9asue, Ole fih 5u .funifge-
idihtlid1en Gtlloien in Berlin auf-
bielt, in Ser @eleuidaft ei1ae,1 frii-
beren Marine : Sngenieur fen11e,1,
init benz fie 1id, nb,te bren CANT
burger Mneeborigen etpns baDo11
mit5nteilel1, berbeirnfefe. MIs Das
Hnor bea1 Der 5od)5eit5rei1e aus
Sberbapern nod. Berlin suriid-
febrte, reife ei1 S11fel ser Game,
Die feline Glter11 nlebr befiBt, bier
fer, I'm 1id ben iu1ge1 Sausifano
einmal ar5nlebef1. gr faro feline
9tihte, Die ir11ner III einem belon@
oere11 @ertraa1ensDerbaltnis 5n ibm
geltanben batte, ieltiam beranoert
ul1b bertraun1t bpr u116 ging 1dlieB-
lib = als lie bon bpprotiiden CT
perimenten er5ablte, Sic ibr Mann
init ibr ul1terno1,1men biaitte, init ibr
gu einen1 9r5t, Ser fetiteate, bnB
lie iid inter einem Appnoffiden
3nnng befaatb u110 in bieiem a1n
= ob11e ibren Ma11n gu liebe1t p0er
aud mir naber 81 fernen = 81 Ser
Seirat bepogen iporben lit. DIS
iib Sic Game erbolt bnttc, lpeigerte
iie 1id .e1ttidieben su ibreilt @atten
5urud5atfebre1r nnb fuhr NIT Dem
SnfcI nod 9an1burg, bon mo aus
lie Die giiltigfeit ser gbeidlieBung
anfedlten miro.