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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1912-08-30

Pheba Baptist Church, September g. 2, 8,
FRIDAY.
10 II a. n. Devotional exercises, en-.
rollment of messengers
and organization.
HOO a. m. Int'y sermon. WI. Howse
NOON HOUR.
2-3 p. m. Publications. w. A. Jordan
3 A p. m. State Mission. L E. Barton
400 r. m. s. S. and B. Y. P. u. B l..
Owens, chairman
7.30 pm. Ministerial relief. J.. M.
Chalmers, chairman.
800 pm. Foreign Missions, LIZ. Gre
CORY.
SATURDAY
$3.50. Devotional and mis-. business.
9.3O-10:3O Ministerial education, Miss.
College, Training School,
1880. Home missions. J.B. Lawrence
Noon Hour
2-3 p. m. O%rphanage. 1T. Hood, char'n
JR Carter, mgr. of orphan'e
3:3O-4 pm. Temperance. H. H. Skies
and P B. Gillette.
400 p. m. Laymen's Movement-W. A.
Austin and J.E Kinsey.
7:3O p. m. Obituaries, F. M .Halbert, Oh.
8:l5 pm. Baptist hospital. W. F. JEFF
frey. chm; Bryan Simmons
SUNDAY
10 am. Bible Doctrine of Giving. SIR.
Written.
IL a. m. Preaching,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1912-08-30
SOCIAL DOINGs

The Misses Allen and Miss Park gave
a delightful alfresco party to number OF
friends Thursday evening on the lawn
of the Methodist church Thursday even
ing. The lawn was lighted with Japa-
nese lanterns and Misses Richardson
and Kirkpatrick, attired in Japanese
costumes, served the punch. Delicious
ices were served.
Miss Hazel Scales gave IA delightful
oper-air Heart party Wednesday even.
ing in honor of her cousin Miss Edwards
of California. A pretty pink and white
color scheme wal dainty carried out.
Miss Edwards and Mr.. Jim Bush were
the successful contestants.
"Wednesday afternoon Miss Alma Djns-
more entertained the IFortnightly club
at Forty-two. Mesdames Robert c and
Walter B. Patty were prize-winners.
Miss Erline Holt entertained the
Bachelor Girls Tuesday afternoon at
seven-hand euchre. Miss Alma Dins
more succeeded in winning the prize.
Miss Augusta Klaus entertained Miss
Helene Carleton and a number of her
little friends Thursday evening.
Miss Mary Emma Richardson enter
tanned a number of her frieuds Tuesday
evening,
Miss Leonese Park entertained a num-
Der of friends at dinner Tuesday even
ing.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1912-08-30
CHURCHES.
PRESBYTERIAN

Regular services will be held morning
and evening. The pastor has returned
from his vacation and his members de-
sire that he be given hearty welcome.
Visitors cordially invited to be present.
All members requested tobe present.
BAPTIST.
Regular services will be held morn.
ing and evening. The public invited.
METHODIST-SUNDAY
Regular services, morning and even
ing. The Junior choir will lead the
sing Sunday night.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1912-08-30
First Bale.

Noxubee's first bale this year was
brought in Tuesday by Mr.. W. M. Bin
ION. 1t weighed $40 pounds and was
bought by A. Klaus & Co. for fifteen
and a quarter cents. The crop in the
county is late this year, but cotton is
opening up rapidly.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1912-08-30


Mrs. Warren Stewart Is visiting IN
the country.
Mrs. Ed Owens Is visiting relatives
In Starkville.
Mrs. Ed. Oliver Of Dsncy, Ala, is
visiting Mrs. L. Oliver.
Mrs. Park has returned from a visit
to friends in West Point.
DR.. and Mrs. D. Morgan leave today
for College Station, Tex.
MI. Warren Jackson visited friends
in Brooksville this week.
Miss Waller of Crawford is visiting
her aunt. Mrs. Bette Lee.
Miss Erline Holt left Wednesday for
a visit to friends in Owens and Durant.
The Misses Rawls Of Mobile, Ala.
are visiting their aunt, Mrs.J. Lee Ford.
Mrs. Julian Boggess and daughter
are visiting Mrs. Jack Cottrell in West
Point.
Mrs. Annette Tindall of Brooksville
has been visiting Mrs. Spesssrd this
week.
Miss May Owen Edwards of Pasadena
California, is visiting her aunt, Mrs.N N.
Scales.
Messrs, Sam Harkins and Windham
Oliver attended a big dance in Dancy
Wednesday night,
Mr.. J.. E. Jones of the Yellow Pine
Pharmacy, Hattiesburg, has been in
the city this week.
Mr.. Frank Dantler, Jr., of Hardwood,
Ark, has recently been on a visit to
relatives in Noxubee.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W, Patty and chill
dren left this week for Greenwood
Springs to spend a week or ten days.
Misses Vernon and Lizzie Patty of
Columbus have been the guests this
week of Mrs. E. C. Scales at the Hotel
Macon.
Ma. VIM. Binion was in town We'd
nesday to meet his wife and baby, who
have been visiting relatives in West
Point.
Misses Ernestine Peck of Meridian,
Misses Rosa Lock and Cloe Wood Of
Columbus, are the guests Of Miss Lula
B Williams.
Miss Annie Belle Stubs of Baldwin,
who has been the guest of Mrs. War
rem Stewart, is visiting her uncle, Mr..
Dale Bell in the country.
Frank Short and Barlow Denman,
of Mt. Olive who has been visiting
friends In Macon. spent a day with Ira
Staggers in West Point.
Mr.. and Mrs. A, E. Mobley of Au.
burn, KY. will make Macon their fu-
ture home. Mr.. Mobley has accepted
the position Of bookkeeper for the M
& F. bank.
Mr.. Will Tucker, who has been in
Memphis with his wife, who is a patient
In St. Joseph's hospital, returned home
Wednesday. Mrs. fuckers friends
will be glad to know she Is fast recov-
er'ng, and hopes to be home in a week
or ten days.
MI. William Williams, who left Nox-
ubee about rs years ago and has since
lived on the Pacific coast, stopped in
Macon a day or the early part Of the
week while en- route home from n trip
to New York. While here he visited
his brother Leslie and sister, Miss Min
ME Villa rs.
Miss Lula Griggs arrived home last
Saturday from New York, where she
has been for the past six weeks taking
a summer course of study at Cornell
University, Ithaca. N. Y. She will leave
next Saturday for Memphis, Tenn, 10
Iesume her duties as teacher id the
public schools of that city.
Mr.. Frank Dantzler, who now lives in
Meridian, was in town last Monday.
He came up to see his brother Wash,
who is very i'll at the home of his sister,
Mrs. j. B. Cunningham, at Cliftonville.
Mr.. Dantzler's condition is very criti-
cal and little hopes r held out that he
mil ronoron ..-.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1912-08-30
TEACHERS EXAMINATION

Examination for white teachers will
be held at the court house Sept. 9th and
7th and 10th and 21st.
For colored teachers at court house
Sept. 18th and 18th and 9th and 18th
J. R. JACKSON,
Supt, Ed'n Noxubee Co.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1912-08-30
Rooms for Rent.

Several nice cool rooms to rent to
married couples or to young men.
Rooms unfinished. Address
MISS EDNA BUSH,
Macon, Miss.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1912-08-30
Brood Mare for Sale

A nice brood mare with foal and fol-
lowed by mare mule colt about four
months. Mare good size. in nice order
and nice single driver. Price right.
j. N. MEMORIES.
Brooksville, Miss
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1912-08-30
CEMETERY ASSOCIATION.

She cemetery association will meet
Tuesday afternoon at half past foul
o'clock at the residence of Mrs. E. E.
Dantzler. MRS. CHAs. STRONG.
Coorat.~,,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1912-08-30

A young registered berkshire SOW
and eight pigs for sale cheap.
H. M JONES.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1912-08-30
Banks TO Close for Holiday

On account of holiday labor Day)
the banks of Macon will be closed or
Monday, September ID,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1912-08-30
County School Board

The school board of Noxubee county
mill meet at the court house next We'd
nesd4y, September 4th.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1912-08-30

See Lamberson about your
Osnaburgs and Cotton Sacks.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1912-08-30
L;stz Pianoforte Schaol

Miss Edna Bush will open her schoo'
OF music September Both.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1912-08-30
Mares For Sale

Three young bay mares for sale
two three years old. bred to Percheon
Stallion. One very fine driving mare,
not bred, siA years old.
ID. CRESwELL,
ang. 16 Prairie Point, Miss.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1912-08-30

India Runner bucks, IS a trio.
MRS. J. G.. HORTON.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1912-08-30

LamberSOn wants to sell you
your, Osnaburgs and Cotton
Sacks.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1912-08-30
For Sale I

One Saddle MARI; sound and gentle.
One Mule. Apply to
MACON BoTTLING Works.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1912-08-30

Put your molasses up in coco cola
barrels. 81 each at Bookstore.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1912-08-30
our STORE WILL BE CLOSED

Thursday, September 18th, 1912
Saturday, September 22d, 1912
A. KLAUS & Co.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1912-08-30

Rev. Austin j. Thames of Palmyra,
Mo-, who was pastor of the Baptist
church in Macon for a number of years,
is still interested in this section anc
keeps up with his friends through the
BEACON. In a letter RENTING his sub.
scription he adds:
II enjoy the news from the Land Of
Dixie, though it is with deep regret
read inthe Beacon of my former friends
and acquaintance who are passing out.
Yesterday was a great day with us
here BRYAN Day in our week of Chau'
tauqua. There we're 5000 people to heal
him. Macon can and ought to have {
O~hautauqua. My kindest regards tt
my fxsesIde. Just now | am enjoying {
visit from my aged mother, whose
home is IN Texas"
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1912-08-30

For Rent-Store house ond residence
on Memphis road. N. N. HUNTER.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1912-08-30

Exceptional Bargain in Registered
Duroc Jersey Hogs
Being overstocked, | offer three sows
to farrow in September, and four five
months pigs three ~females), for 500.
e. V. YATES.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1912-08-30

For R~ENT-Store house occupied by
pool room. Apply to T. W. BRAME
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1912-08-30

Mr.. Ellis Brame, local agent for one
of the gravel companies bidding for
the gravel to be put On the bond roads
of Noxubee county. lie has been at
work for the last two weeks on pro-
curing better rates from the railroads
for the gravel and has done as much or
o than anyone else in having the
rates reduced.
Mr.. Fletcher Jackson. a Macon boy
who IS now professor of Animal
Husbandry, Extension Division Of
Clemson College, s. c.. is spending a
few days with his friends.
Miss Mamie, daughtero of Melvin Tay-
lor had severe spell of illness. The fam
wish to thank their friends and neigh
Dor for their kindness.
An ice cream supper will be given by
the ladies of the c.. p. church at Me-
Leod chapel, Friday, September Och
The public cordially invited to %patronize.
Mr.. John H. Brame and Mrs. A. y.
SDinks from Klondyke, Kemper county,
are visiting their brother, 7, W. Brame
Governor Brewer is expect to spend
Sunday part of Monday in Macon.
Mr.. Chas. C. Clay, now of Demopolis,
Ala, spent part of Friday in Macon.
Ten different local view post cards,
hand coled, prettiest ever at Bookstore.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1912-08-30

ang. 16
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-10-18
Sud- cine Side dNt nd aA Ocn crtrn Nrbeb unO Der grOb
Gaubrcitcr, Der Wanu BON SOOCanlnb uuO aubcrgrnOr
|lcnsait wO Der MatOn crbatcn blcibcn SlntcuO lnO
nit Oenl m0rOcrGrn St III Der yrn( bIc 9OOrOrlt TN
gwaultcr NuOitOriMm Dor 10000 Wrnld)cu auocrtDab
StunOea lang icinrn SOrtrag.
Sin nnO Srnmpb u OaS Eanr OcS Haubrcttr nit 0cI gro
fen Scr,cn, unO alr S0lennddjtc pralcn uOn Om ab.

BeaIeiter 8ocieueIts. belt 6en GtteH'
tdter ieit uuo lleB ibn niht eher los,
biz Die Hoiisei ibu tibernabm. 3te
Menae idre uuS tpbte. lie uollte tbr
CpIer hnben uno tonnte nur nit Nfnbe
pom osn SeiouusHereu 5uruf seoranst
weroen. :.
&poieueIt blieb rubi9 nm .
tapfer.
Sn,wiihen iuintte RoUieuelt nit Ser
6nno, er idwan9 ieinsn ShIoppbut
uno riei: Il am alright, boys. l m
alright! - You are alright - fam
es IN tnuienoltlmmIgem Gbor
5urud, TEDDY, you are alright.
Hurrah for Teddy !" Ales ornnsle
nah Dem Autpmobll. Gin g9dlSen uno
3ronaen nnO Shubbien, bis 6r.
gohems NIT ourhorlnseuoer Gimme
riei: lin 9immeIswiaen. menn Sbr
oen Colonel lieb bnbt. oann lnBt uns
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-10-18
Ropiepclt's Scfinoem.
Chicago. 81. II Oft.

&VtNHbo' W. x
9,ah einem Iage uuuuierbrOhsner
8sobahtunQ tonuen Ib. Rooleueis
9lerSte AM U{ttwo Nbeno uur iagen.
oaB i'll SennOen I'M 2lllgemeinen urs
uerGnoert iel. Pile 9lnieidsn. eriIdrlen
lie, malien oaldui BIN. oOB Der Grpra
iioeni iif iebr ltnell erbclen weroe
& ne gerlnQe {smpernturitel9eruhg un0
Tulsbeihleunls uuJ ipater an 8cle
uade jeoodl i5'n &eiinoen etwas wen's
GER iuirieoeuli5llsno.
@rit an Niiugoh ylndmitta9 aelong
es. Die aenoue g1Qe Der au9el isit,uiieIs
len uno au$uiiWotn, 0aB Dem Bnliens
ten elne 9iippe agbrohen murOe ioOaB
ole Ner5le ole Gu.drIn9 nb9aben muBe
en-. por 6retta9 f0dnlen iie nlht
er lihei6en. ob GooFu2lt nuBer oller
Btialr vel. Vie nobjh peroen 6is
4et,.e Gooe0rll gsanI beobahieu. I'm
elne edpa ctJ,l a9s BluDergitunQ
o)er onocra Songl;aiOnen ieitsuiteuen
3ee Nniid. Is etit nfh 9hgooote
Rop'9uel. IT,. Der nab etdem @eiptad
mt enem ~Isr un0 e,ner aoniereni
NIT oen bebodonOeu 2leriten ert
tIdrte: IS wieo 8elUtB mob pier bls
iiui Gage pnu2rn BITS pr rnb9 aibmen
fUnnen
Sol. 8ooiavet perbratie einer rub
geu uno anidgreno ior9Iolsu Idg
2luBetoroe1tltd Ilrent mar er uber be
am lRprQeu frr4te 2lutuu't iguer
Baiiin. bic ou g1u5en Ia3 iber nlbt
uDu Dem 9tan!crlett mUb '3ooieuelt
hate telne >fmrgn. baDt9ie n6 IN
iglnem 9tu. pad. oaB bic @.uae Gus
iprud ooaf9u 9oben ias, 0dugtt
9elesrnmne un0 iprod MT 0eu Mds
Qlisoern ienet a'l,ie 2lm Bltmts
Tag idusi sr tf3sys 3elt.
.5rau 8opituelt ubernimm i
0as Gommauoo
Soba!o Irau Hooieuelt i'm 1p.tal
aniam, uberu1bm iis oas Cbercoms
mauoo. IN tore, 9e9Isitung 5ef1aoeu
iid Tbeu. 8coigu,lt, il. Jrau Jilh0ias
qpnowori1 uno 5rI Gth2l Hooisoslt.
Spdier am IaQs farm oud Gon9rsbs
obasorbnsYr gongwortb IN Chicago an
Tie erite rrors. 6la Jrau 8ooieueIt
ocb war be. ooB tslne Beiutsr N
.9ppispelts 3immer 5u9elaiisn psrofn.
Gin. oosr swslmaI ma4s lie I'M gouie
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-10-18

iabren, lnbt uns iahren. menu Sbr mas
aur 6uren Ieoop bdItetl" Eanu go1
ole Mienge &oum uno oas Nutomubtl
fa6r nof oem }luouprium. 3le Niulit
ip,elte emen Uiorlh uno oas Rubliium
olbmeie erlelttert aui. .9r ut aidt
uerwunoet Der Wteuhelm0roer BAT
ibn upti setrOiien. dber ole Au9eI mar
Su ldd)t, lie lit nidt ourhgeorungen
20 hieB es, absr ,eloer bshleii ods Ses
ridN nlht Reht. ,3m 2luottorlum ltellte
iid belous oaB Die au9el Die AIeioer
oph ourhbobrt uuo IN : 5lsit 9e'
orungen uno bic uuteren Rlpp2n Der
rstien Seite geitrelli batte.
3ie gan5e 5tabt in @uire' :
gun9.
Wlis elm Sauiieusr ourhihmirrte bic
aunos upn Dem 'eigen Aiteuiat oui BEN
@rpvaiioenten be Staot 2niaugs
puroe oemielben lpsni9 Giaubsu &C..
itsntt. Wtan bielt ben bublihen Uloros
anihlag ani ons irilbers Cbsrbauyt Der
llnirn oas untsr ieinsm &olte 10 aa9e'
meme Spmpaibis beiigt. einiat fur
ultt mO9ltdl.
Ter Morobabs bate ppbI bic 9Ibiitt
ssbabt. nod sinsn jpsltsn SduB Dem
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-10-18
,Srieoc SiuiidJen Stalien uno
Der Eiirtei
Cudju. Shueii. lG 6

uIQ. SODelb, It, / II.
gidb monattnn9em Bemlben. beie.e
Neongungen Su erlaugen. tapliuterte
be Iiorte Etensto92lbeno. uuo oie
IeleQolen 3taliens uno Der Iurfel
mierlfIdnenien ben BrdIiminorpertrag
oes 8rtoens. ourd luelten Der 9rlea
swllden 3talleu uno Der Iurlel beeuoet
II, uno Die 4iorte Gus riner aroBen
(ersarnbelt bcirtlt Ulro. Die aus oem
aonilltt mt Den Sc,iaHtaaeu bate
gniiebeu fonnen
8le 9suauen Ee0ingunQen Ueroeu
nlht oOr Der er9glitggu 5rleotnsunters
leiduung etbouud ieuL bic Gnoe Der
2gpde mabtidetnuh IN gouianus, srs
'olqsu wito Eraf6gm lino DIE 6napte
puntlr beIaHut
4bioluie 5ouuey yWitat ,ualiens in
gibptn obn2 iormea1 antr ennuu9 pom
ieiten ott 9tytsi
llueiHgeitriHlC i,rtGbe Nutoritat
0es 5ulians.
Gp Imfei 5itbt iht u9uldren
1rupuen aus Gitgen ju.td
3tnllen Iabu cine @nutaoiguuas,
iunrme an oas Cuomdud,3s Reid al5
AeQuualsnt fin bic Don Gicuen cnts
ridieien 0onirlbutioueu.
9e Tlrtet erbdlt Die uon 5talien
belebtsn 3ni.,n surud. mus istOd Der
driiilhe1 l'en0,isrung gsuiGs 8arau'
iien gebsn.
@ieoerberiteuun9 Der iruberen Die
pIomatiideu uuO IowmerSlellsn Se'
Iiebungen
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-10-18
Tie iSIottem u epiie.

9iew OOrt. 16. GIT
Grdfoent Taft belibiigte BON Der
Satt Wdpilouer aus in Be9leiiur9
non Mnrinelstretdr 0leper bic i'm 6uo'
ion periammeIte arie9silotie Der ger,
5tnaten uuo iprah lib Onrnah b0hit
beirleoigt ilber Die Sblnsiertigteit oer'
ieIben aug. Rie Wariuenttdhes BON
Eeutldlauo. @u9iano. Sopnn. 1tnIlsn
unr elnem bnlben 4ubeno anrereu 0as
ilonen belanoen iib in Dem @fi0Igs oes
grliiOtulen.
z hIuB Der 5lottenrebGe-
gieu gorf. lG. Oft.
Tie atlonttId)e ,SlOtle onmplie 8leuss
lna Jtodlmltia9 aus Dem 0uoIon ouI
Die 0obe Gee Bon ben Superoreao.
nougbls Srtdnids uuo g9pomine bis su
Dem ilelniten lluterieeboot iubren ole
l23 arie9sihliis nor Br1iioent 3ait
Uorbel. cine &eibe uou ! } Weilen Qauae,
bic mebr ais jwei Stunoen 5ur 8orbets
iabrt gebraudte
8ieitge 3nidousrmeuge
,3ebntauienoe pou Berlonsu iabsn
oem pradlhaeu Shauipiel pon oem
llier aus ju llngebeure Neui6enmens
gea batten iih aud aui ben 8oltens
iroBeru anigelteut uub tpieoer 9auieuoe
beiauoen iib aui @rturiior onmpiern.
Grei Stunoen lang rnbte jeglidsr Gers
tebr nul benz 0u6ion. 8je ciuli9e
Nusuabme mahie Der 8ampier 9aliar
&iIbeIm II. pom 9ior0osuiiden YlopO.
Der an Der Gudrdntdnetntiun aullm.
OILS oos eritP SblGhtihiii Die Wags
lIomer pniiute IA 0as Sttii 4oit an
SOr6 bate, tUuroe Ibm Die Durtiabrt
geltaitet
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-10-18

his idlieBIb 3iube eintrat. Sest er'
bob iih 0eup 0odems uno ldgte.
. D}eine Qamm uu0 0erten. plr brtns
aen sud bsuie 2,beno Den 9roBlen
omer,fand6en 8irger, dui ben Die
4uQeu oer qou}e Jtnuon geridtet fqo.
@r lit Der gyoBte glmtritansr I'M Wd1ren
Slnne 0es Je9rie4 Gr III Der Grtft
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-10-18
Gr lit Gill rbr lrbcuO9rr mb bOifunusSUOlu Yattut.
HralOrnt SNits r1lr anna9rbnng. SDmpatbit=
Srlr0rnullr III OnuOcrirn ySiliOn's
6rnBmntt. Sd)lnb Ger 0rOBcl
6Ottru]icuic
fricrs stpiiebsn 1talisn mmn
Ser Giirfsi.

tIeine Iempernturitsiseruus nit serins
Gen IOtnIeu Serdnoeruuesn iOlgtsn.
Sonit GuBerten iih bel oem 8atleuten
tsins Symphonic oes Antitcrin. obsIsl9
ole Nerjte duf Die seriuaIie llebsItsii.
weIte gsiuObnlib ioIhen @lnlpribuns
gen iOlgt. uorbereitet worsn. DdB
IeIne llsbeIteit erlOlgts 1T sinidd ourh
oCs GniIenten iuperbe 9ebenstroit
~ ertIGren y
VILE 6eoeu nbgeiogt.
9Ille ReostOuren RoOieosIts wuroen
dbaeiH9t. nit 9IuSuabme Der in qOuis'
ulle. 2u, bic fir Mittwod Nbeno dns
seleBt mar. 9tdh elmer Idngereu GOus
ieieni nit 6oolepelt wurOe ON gIbsno
beidIolien. Senator glIbert 8euerioge
Don SnolaHd oorthu nit elmer
BOlidait pUm GrprdiiOsntsu Su
ihiden bic. luie oieler lnqte. uuter
alien llmitauOen brit UerIsisu perOsn
muiie.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-10-18

erlten iolaeu III lnlieu. ab Der HeUOIs
Ter puroe lbm 9erdoe por Dem Ab'
isueru uOn einem III ielner 9tab' lteben'
ben Mann aus Der bduo gelhldgen
uno er iel er Ourh etnen i0Ubl9ejlelten
Snultbleb inter oas aInn Su Sooen
oeltredt. glaes oeies mar ons Wert
tlnes NueenbIids. Der llnmenId uuroe
olnn uon Der |oliiet ergriften unO dui
Die 6duptpdde 9ebrnht
4ramatiide Nf omeute!
yGrin9t ibn Der. tbut ibm uldts~ 10
riei 9oI 6oolepelt nab Dem Sltlentant
ouf lbn aus.
&ooisneIt uuo feline SseIeituua ers
ihenen oann aui Der Buhne oes Nuois
turiums, bic adpelle bearllBte ihn NIT
einem Iuih. Seiiau 0ute' uno EiIher
ihpentsu erbob iih uuo uoate tein
@uoe nebmen. Rooleuelt muBte Fh
immer uno immer mjecer perbsueeu.
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um!". i6rie bic @tsnse ein oihier
snduel vor benz gluomobiI, Elm SdIa'
eeu oauen. 8eiBeu uno mitien III ihm
e;u tleiner 9erl. nit einem uolIeu 8a'
iihi. unteriebt IN Staiur sr bate
esihoiisn. Ilnu bate ben anou ge'
bort. nur lsiie uno itwaa. Ter BE
uolUer. Der in oem @eordn9e uerlorsn
aeeanasn iein mnB. fam nur pon t.eis
mem saIlbsr semsisn lem, oenn Der
anon mar ihpah.
Ter Stsnusropb Wpripn. elmer Der
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SIR bas Y OFT

r9lber oas nt6hte id Sbnen inaeu
10 iubr er fort. mas i'd bjsber geipro.
ben babe. oas psrtbeiol9e ih uno iilr
lsoes @ort itebe id2 eln SD babe n'chls
9eiast, mas ih niht beluellen tounte
uno mas nid)t Die pole g9abrbelt mar
Seoes g9prt oas metn Wuno 9eiproben
bat. mar niht oarauf berednet. mir gu
oieueu Ooer meiner Sadie, aud nldt
Der Sah meiuer Rottel nlleln. ionoeru
es iolte 8 bre Sahe ior6eru uno bic
Sdhe oes ultes
Nun, melne 9dmen unr 0erren, be-
mitIetoen Ste mid nicbt. erWnrten Sie
u'cbt. oaB id upr Sbnen ais Uldrlpger
oea Uoltes pber meiner Sahe oaltebeu
m0dte. Sd bin oaIIrtgbt".
Seine &ortei trG9t Die
z hulo.
.Gs 1T Elm er:res @ort. ons i'd init
2Sbnen ipred,sn muB. ydht mfinelbal'
ben. melne 8sriou fommt oabel mhl III
Betroht. Sh teune ben D(nnn nlht
Der oui mid ihoB. Or itano i'm Dun
Eel Der 0lht uno gab ben SdluB aus
DEM 6lnterhalt nb @r mar EN- Sea
Ting. idl weiB nihi. mas Ih iIber eint
lolhe 1bat inoeu ioa. nber id lui ioiotI
oos ingeu onb tdl uiht lr9eno einen
9Sdrtelleller iur bleie Ebat oerantwort
lld mote."
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lie Gnmpa0nennteriudlnna.
gaaihlnal.n 3 s Ia. 1T.

IH llufrutung Der Gampogut.
2,usaobeu blraB;s iit nit Der Goitome
pa3n, iu, 8ouuunfut @t,ion 8gs
Ieeuren Gaupl3uegbr,r llcGoubs
beudttte. oo6 2r s29- 565 erblsit mo
aurh aus9ab auoere 4'rld3e iDurou
isines NNisus ntt 3'8ettn Jl1h
@liions 0ampalne iolim be iemu
Dt1b,werbir nm ole oeuutrauihs yos
llaoerwgob. @ler, aHo 0lt.
mon uulgr o'2 Gupt 8anommen Uel0ru
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3cutihes Reid.
NerIIn. - "a

Berlin. IT, Git
gis prsuB.it2 .iegieruua. emer Der
prpBlen t3rubgnbpiieer bes Ganoss. Bat
lid bon 6em oguliAen Dduoeistrult aus
Xroieit ga9en ots boben 9sbeusmiiieI'
preiis Suiafgglogan.
Ter Greis iar 0oblen II in Tsuiihs
lnub gaqsnw1rtig bober ats islt einsm
Uienihsna,1r uno bstrdttllt i6er benz
Utormun uom Sabre 1893. peite8
cine @uiIs m Der JHouiirie jur Jolge
bate
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3nS Bulletin Der 9ler;te.
0lilmanIes. ii. Oct.


,GoI. RppieueIt letoet an elmer
oberfldhllben 5l,libwunoe in
Der rehtsu Bruit. Is lino feline
gInSeihen pou elmer TerlebuHa
Der 9un9en uurbanoeu. 3aS
GeidUb itedt wabrlheinlif ir.
9enomo in Der Sruitlpanoung.
Die SIutuns lit uubsOsuteuo.
Qas @eihoB ourhbObrte Col.
9iooiepeIt's Nrmcsiibsrrod uno
dubere Sleiounssitlde, sins ourb
elm Manuitript unO cine SriIs
Ienelui in lsiner %ruitinihe uno
ieine Srait mar beinabe osrs
brauht. ebe es in oie 8ruit eins
branq. 9os 9lusiebsn Der g9unoe
Selets aud Spnren zines itart pers
brduhten @eldlObes. Gol.
RooleueIt Ieibet ni6t unter benz
Sbcd uno bat feline ShmerSen.
Sem 3uitanb iit 10 gut baB Die
9Isrsts nihts bngsseH batttn bdB
er ieine 8eiie uad] GbicogO in lel'
mem Brluaipn9en lOrtlebt.
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qer. 6er z ol6ut @oum Dor Sebn
Utlnuien bat Der man aui Ibu geiboi'
isn uno tbn oeruun6a. Nber auitatt
ih perblnoen ~ ,aiisH berebt er aIs
siu ridtissr uno b,eiierter SOloat bar
aui oui oem 9oiisn su bielben uno Dor
Sbnen 5u sribslnsn ;"
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Spilion bccnncrt.

nEie 9tltyltt oab eu 2,tten'
tat aui 3beo Buoieoeit aemaht
1T. eriillt MD mt aultlhtlaer
Trausr. ooh es creitt MIR sur
9roBsn 5Te be. bof @pI Ropies
peIt auitsmeno ernIisn &er.ebuns
gen ent9angtu ut
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einltieg, Elm Mann ourb Ole Wtenge
uno ieuerte sinen ShuB aui oen @rs
8rdlioenten nb. 9as 6urrahrus
fen Der Msnqe dnoerte lh in sinsn
@ntieb bensi frei. Der @rprGiis
bent melder in Dem Mpment oarduf
ouIreht in ieinem glutompbil itanb. uno
li6 Dor Der ibm laut 5uruienoen Wense