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Smyrna times., 1913-03-05
STAGE FRIGHT.
Not Even Veteran Is Wholly Free
From the Disease.

From the Disease.
IL Is said that there are rcallv few
public personages who are FREE from
liability 10 stage fright The veteran
Is as likely to be affected as the novice
Frequently the attack comes when
least expected. and no matter how
often the speaker or the artist NAV
have faced an audience. he can never
feel quite certain that he will not un-
dergo the tortures OF this form OF
nervousness.
1t Is a curious fact nevertheless that
stage fright sometimes stimulates in.
stead OF hOpelessly confusing the
speaker or performer. There IS a story
to the eject that a friend OF Canning
once observed TO him just as that
great man was about to address the
house OF commons on an important
measure: why, your hands are cold
and clammy. You are nervous"
In that case" Canning is reported
to have replied. Il shall make a good
speech" And the prediction was fully
verified. since the orator was at his
very best on that occasion.
For obvious reasons musicians are
among the worst sufferers from stage
fright. One artist trembles. another
perspires excessively. a third suffers
from headache. and a fourth is con-
sumed with a terrible thirst Its most
embarrassing manifestation. chiefly
among those performing upon strlnged
instruments. lies IN the nervous trem-
bling OF the bow when sustained notes
are attempted
Pianists, too. have their troubles in
this respect. and many artists have
told Of cases wherein their fingers
ran away with them" Singers ex-
perience a catch in the throat" that
is deadly. to say nothing OF a twitch-
Ing Of the lips. fatal 10 clear enuncia.
ton.
II is related that Rublnstein. in the
height OF his powers. gave over the
profits Of a lucrative engagement for
no other reason than that he suffered
an attack OF this curious malady.-
Harper's Weekly.
Smyrna times., 1913-03-05
don't ues An Run Down,

Weak and miserable n you hayekldney Or
bladder trouble. headache. pains IN the BACK.
and fees tired al over and want pleasant ncLu
rs.rsassr fr~ woflnr Gsavis AROAATlC-I EAF,
asa tonic laxative Il has no equal. AT Drug
el.fs sdr aea fo-daV sample fhEE address.
The Mother GrAy Co. to Roy. MY
Smyrna times., 1913-03-05

Mrs. Housewife I'd like to read
more books, but l can't seem to
tnd time. Monday l have TO wash
all day and"
Anty Drudge-"Stop right there. nv
dear! II you viii begin Monday
morning by reading the directions
on the back Of a Fels-Naptha
Soap wrapper, you'll have more
time for other kinds of reading and
feel more like il. ton F"
Smyrna times., 1913-03-05
FOR SALE.

Thoroughbred, registered. BERKSHIRE
PIGS Of the best strains.
FOREST FARM.
Henry q. Webb. Manager.
Il. 4. Station. .Blaokhird. Foresf De-
Smyrna times., 1913-03-05
NEWS OF THE DELAWARE
MARYLAND PENINSULA
NEwsT ITEMS GATHERED FROM
OUR STATE EXCHANGES

Interesting Items from an Parts Of the
Peninsula About Your Friends s,d
Ne'ghbors ard their Doines.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-07
POLICE
 FORGE ROTTEN
GAMBLER coNFESS6S HE PAID
 HUSH MONEY FOR YEARS.
Special Nugget Service.

Special Nugget Service. ..
 NEW YORK. Feb. That the po- lice conditions in this city were even more rotten than generally supposed is a fact that has been shown by con- fcssions which have been made with in the past few days. One policeman confessed to having made $75,000 by his graft and a police captain on his death bed also owned up.
 Now comes q we'll known gambler named James Jurcelle with the con- fession that he has been paying toll to the police authorities for IT years. His statement contains the names of those to whom he paid the money and also the dates and every circumstance in detail. It Is one of the most con- vinclng bits of evidence of police cor ruption ever submitted and will lead to Investigations which are expected to send many guardians of the law into Jail cells.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-07
PRESIDENT TAFT RECOMMENDS
 TWO ALASKAN RAILROADS

speaks faV"rahlN of tn, 'urdoy1 hlr hor.
 The commission recommends thc chitina 10 Fairbanks ar a cost of fourteen millions. Tbs lin" ih" "om- mission declares 'ould mal.. traffic arrangements with the road already built by tlr GHescnhoins hrtWrcn rordoya aud Chitiu3. If thoso 0 rangomonts could not b" made the commission recommends the huildins of ll0 miles of road over Thomson's pass to Valdez at a cost of six mill lions.
 The commission. however reports cordova to be the best terminal for q route to the interior. Ii rather con demns the idea of having Controll'r bay for a terminal. although tkcrc ts an admission that the arguments for
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-07
Special Nugget Service.

WASHINGTON. D. e.. Feb. 6-- Alaska commIsss;1n.s the report of the President Taft in q message recon mended that the government build two railroads in Alaska itself, or clsc guarantee the principal and interest for the bonds necessary. In either case tho president recommends that the roads be operated by private par ties and not by the government.
 The report of the commission de clarcs the route from CordoVa to Chitina and Fairbanks to he the hest for a trunk line. It also suggests the continuation of the road to the Yukon.
 The route from Cordova the com mission believes to be much superior to the Valdez route and less construc- tion work would be required. It also
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-07

The details of the commissions sec ond route are now known. It will be by Kern creek and the Susitna river. It's length would be 115 miles and its cost would be $5,2OO,OOO. It's exten- sion to the Kuskokwim would make it 229 miles at cost of SIP, 2,76O,OO0. It Is also recommended to build a branch from Kern to Matanuska distance of 3S miles at a cost of one million six hundred thousand.
 Delegate Wickersham, the Washing . ton state delegation and all the private Alaskans who are now in Washington say they see in the report of the com mittee and the recommendatiop of the president the real beginning Of Alas ka's full development.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-07

and aeainst that harbor have not been fully completed and the real truth has not been determined.
 that would begin at Seward and travel around Cooks inlet to the Susitna and alsr th" kuskokwim. and from that to the lditarod. A branch to the Nntanuska coal fields is also recon mcndrd Another branch would tap the RcrinG coal fields. The whole system would be 733 miles in length and would cost thirty five million dol lars
 Tn sending his message with the recommendation to congress Presi- dent Taft also recommended govern mont ownership of the roads and coal mines and their leasing to private parties for operation.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-07
4O,OOO,OOO PACKAGES
 IN THE FIRST MONTH

class mail matter beginning January l, 1913, and that such matter bearing ordinary postage stamps will be treat ed as Held for postage
 "2 That parcels will be mailab.e only at postoffices, branch postullices, such numbered stations as may be dcs- ignated by the postmaster.
 8. That all parcels must bear :he return card of the sender; otherwise e they will not not bc accepted for mail- ing"
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-07
Special Nugget Service.

WASHINGTON. D. C., Feb. 7.-, Forty million packages were sent bJ parcel post in the month of January. The system of parcel post was inau- gurated for the first time in this country on the first of January. I'm mediately the people began to take advantage of it and the busin 'ss transacted was stupendous from tte beginning. Alaska is included, # course, in the arrangements and in a month or two will be able to send and receive by parcel post.
 The widest publicity should be giver to the following features of the pro- posed parcels post regulations:
 T. That distinctive parcels post stamps must be used in all fourth
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-07
GARMENT STRIKERS USE
 BOMBS BUT LOSE STRIKE

In the mcantim" tl- backbone of the strih" i~ sud to have been broken It is certain that a thousand of the strikers returned to work this morn ing and others are expected to follow them example today
 I'll" -r'at"s' rudsIip1 Hav" been inih''"d "u some rumIi.- by the strike. Tt. ~.,@os to>r h.ru go small tllu -"uI, of thr Woll.rr- N.I" t.lall, ~ab"W funds Vhru tl. etri." N,e cnii"'l and pri,attore had to br ru d'red from tue h~etnuinr. The em- nIoNers knew nl thuen ,.unILIInns unIN
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-07

 IS CORNERED
COMMITTEE IS NOW TAKING HIS
 TESTIMONY.
Special Nugget Service.

BRUNSWICK. Ga, Feb. "A sub committee of the money trust com mittee is now taking tho testimony of William Rockefeller at his homo here.
 Tho magnate received the members of the subcommittee courteously not withstanding their determination in compelling him to give evidence after he had secured a certificate from q physician that declared him physically unable to bear the strain of examina- ton and cross examination.
 The sub committee began it's work in the Rockefeller libray with the witness reclining in great armchair.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-07
Special Nugget Service.

SPScIaI nugget SerVIce.
 WASHINGTON, D. C., Feb L. All Alsakans in Washington and all over the country express the most un- bounded delight and enthusiasm today over the report of the Alaska com mission and the recommendations bv President Taft Many congressman who have been specially interviewed today express the opinion that the government will build one road q; least, and maybe two, into the interior of Alaska.
 The first to be built will undoubt- edly be the one between Chitina and Fairbanks with branch 3S miles long to tap the Boring coal fields The es. timate of the cost Vf this branch is $2.034,000. The Copper River railroad, the company of the Gugenheims, has already promised to transfer it's line to the government ownership or to make satisfactory traffic arrangements
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-07
NEW YORK STRIKERS DYNAMITE
ALASKA RAILROAD CERTAIN
 NOW TO BE CONSTRUCTED

with the government line to be built from Chitina to Fairbanks.
 The members of the commission declare an early construction of the road to be imperative and they state that delay would be disastrous.
 They say that reasonable freight rates should he made on the railroad between Fairbanks and Cordova. They believe freight between the two points could be carried profitobly for $37 nir ton which would mean cents per mile.
 Delegate Wickersham announces this afternoon that Le will immediate ly introduce a bill asking for the ap- propriation according to the report of the commission and he expresses full certainty that the bill will become T law.
 In his bill he will favor both routes or he will put Cordova first if congress prefers 1t that way.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-07
Special Nugget Service.

Special Nugget Service.
 NEW YORK. Feb. "A tremendous explosion. caused by d bomb from the hands of the garment strikers, wreck ed a building in this city last night and inflicted serious injuries on scv- crai of the occupants. AlthouSh the injuries inflicted on some of the vic tims are of the most dangerous kind no death has vet been reported. An attempt Wls made hN the police mm". dilt"lN following the explosion tp ruu down the perpetrators hut SD far no arrests have resulted.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-07

t"o well and they remained ohdurate tn every proposal to bring about peace.
 The return to work of some of the strikers k expected to .rnrage the re m1indcr to such an extent that fur thcr outrapcs will be committed Many ..r' known to have recommended the most extreme measures and further explosions are looked for. Eastern Star ball. Washington's birth day, February 22, A. 8 Hall.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-07
DEMOCRATIC
 SPLIT FEARED
THURLoW WEED BARNES SAYS PARTY WILL BURST UP ..
 SOON.
Special Nugget Service.

ALBANY, Feb. 7.-Thurlow Weed Barnes predicts today an early split in the democratic party. He says this will be brought about for several req sons, one reason being dissatisfaction with appointments that will he made by President Wilson.
 Hearst and Bryan seem to be op- posed bitterly and an open rupture, Barnes says, is only a matter oft time.
 Tammany Hall he believes will also cause trouble and for other reasons he thinks there is no doubt whatever Of a big smash in the near future.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-07
BRADY SWORN IN. Special Nuqqet Service.

WASHINGTON, n. C., Feb. '.-. Brady of Idaho has been sworn in as the short term senator from that state take the place made vacant hy the death of Senator IIoyhurn. Brady has been u candidate for the position before and was also an as pirant for Idaho's gubcruatorial chair.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-07

Goldfish tongues and sounds are de- Iicious. We will sell ther9 for 20 cents per pound during Lent. Thorulf Lehman.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-07
CAPTAIN BEASLEY IN
 IlMELlGHT AGAIN
Special Nugget Service.

Special Nugget Service.
 LOS ANGELES, Feb. 6.--Captain Beasley, formerly of Nome. recently became engaged to Elizabeth Wood, T wealthy woman but now it has been discovered that Beasley already has a wife living in San Francisco.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-07
WILL REDUCE TARIFF
 ON MICA AND GLASS

Special Nugget Service,
 WASIIINGToN. D, e.. Feb. = A majority of tch committee which is A majority of the committee which is has agreed to reduce the tAriff on mica and glassware.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-07

We have been selling groceries in Nome for thirteen years, and our business has been increasing every year. There must be a reason. Thorulf Lehmann,
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-07

We have the cIeanest and best stock of groceries in Noms. Try US. ThoruIi Lehman.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-07

$2.00 per month for the Nugget
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-07

Rubber Stamps made at the Nugget office. |
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-07

AT THE NEW EAGLE. Heinrich Bros.' Apollo" Beer on drausht, also "selset" by the bottIs or case.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-05-23

Der BON Chicago ltntt; 0r. Sob. 0pos
raj, Elm @Ouiin, uno Sri. Marie @eIts
tamp, cine 6reunoin Der 8raut, iun>
sirten ais Trauseugen. monad in benz
ret5eno geIbmutten @ltsrnbeim Der
Srant i'm 8reile Der 8erpanoten uno
Sreunoe elm oeIitates 0otjeitsmabl
fol9te.
Gar manheS @las id1umenoen Ser
%Ientpeins puroe auf 6as @obl opS
jungen Gbepaars geIeert, oaS sundhIt
nab elmer BON ibreu pieleu 5reunoen
in Gbicago osranitalteten 9lbldteosieier
etne 0ohjeitsreiie rber Die Wio9aras
Sale uno perihieoenen i~ntetaIanten
Huntten i'm Often antrat, Die ourt
cine Gceanreiie nit oarauf fpleenoer
&beinidbrt uno 8eiu6 mebrerer Srte
@uropos tire G%ortietuu9 iinOen miro.
btS lie in Der 6eimntb oeS lungen @bes
9dtten, Berlin, enoet.
Die lungen Qeute erbieIten piele
ld0ne Yrdlente iopie 8lufspiinite par
telegraph uuo &abel, elm lolhes III
Selonoeren y DEN @Itern bes 8tdutle
cams in Berlin. Nud) ser rAorojtsrn"
9rataIlrt nadtra9Itb pOn 0erien.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-05-23

100 6nbrttaften - iuer bdtte qeoaht
odB lldl 10 UleIe 5abriten in ga 9rpIie
b%1fnoen. - merAen i'm Souptgeih1itss
tbelI Der Stnot in ben Shauienitern
lbre @rbtbtts auslte1en, uno oa8 Go>
mite bat bereits rs N~usite1ern Blabe
angemtelen, uno arrangements fit Qns
oere mebr tperoen get, oiien. Nn mebs
reren Nbenoen iueroen StraBensG ons
cerle l%tattftnoen. uno Der IN oen ,Stras
Zen mogenoen Wenidenmen9e fperoen
allerbano anoere llnterbaItunqen 0es
boten, 10 baB leoer Nbeno fir Nue nldlt
tntereiant Ionoeru aud b6hlt
amiilant lein ulro.
Gies lit Die etIte Nusiteunn9 bieIer
Nrt III Ga Groiie, unb anem Nnidlein
nab mlro lie llb gu einem martanten
GrfoI9e 9eitalten uno Die Soee onsu lit
9anS beitlnimt cine patriotiihe uno cine
praftiih Ieitt ourhfubrbare. 9ieie
NusltelnnQ Mrs chue 9peifsl aud rs
Stebetth ptrtsn uuo Den 9otals
pa%trtotlsmus ioroern, mas aIeS nur
BON guten 6oIgen lein Tam.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-05-23
.# Bette Mcoi,in fir @rfaltuma.

@enn Elm Npptbefer cine Wtebi,in
fiir @rtdltun9. pals uno q~uneenleis
ZEN empIlehlt, 10 t0nnt ,SSbr @u6 oas
raul osrlufsu. onB er ipetB, oon mas
er 'priht. Npotbeter Qoiper BON Ntas
rton. Gblo, ihrslbt iibsr Tr. 9ina's
Mem Gtecopsrp: sd meiB, oab Or.
9tn0'8 9tslu Tiscooerp, peIdle i'd
o%ertau'e, Die bette MeoiSin fir ;6als-
nno 9%nn9snleioeu 1T. Sic betIte
meiue Trau BON elmer bpien Quitr0b.
renerfaItuu9. rohoem ole anoeren
Meoi;insn fsbI9eidIagen maren."
Die Meoisiu miro oas 8Ieite fir
Gud tbun, luenn Sbr an elmer Grtdl.
tuug ooer einsm 9uitrobrenIeioen.
ODER an 0oIss ooer 9ungenleioen. pcer
an 0niteu ertrantt isio. 0aItet cine
6ialhe oouon an 6ano III isosr i9sit
inr lsoss @IIeo Ser 6ninjlis gum @es
brnud. Is lit cine 6eilmeoi;in. Greis
soc uno $l00 @arautirt. q. :.
Grbart. NpOtbstsr.)
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-05-23
sB@ ,Sur Die Shltuadlen uno Ners
nDicu.

Tie ou6gemiioeten, lhmddlen, neru0s
len manner uno fSraueu uurotn mehr
Gprgeli, GnergIe uno uules 9eben in
ll6 bdben, ruenn lie rur cine %perniinis
tt6e W|eoliln gebraufsn muroen, oas
electric 8itters. Sle pilroen oann
neuen Nppetit baben nno lit oes 2ebena
9}idIs 8eiieres gibt es ilr
W(o9eu, Nieren ooer Qeber. 3auienbe
pon Seuten u%erhanfsn lhr 2aben oieier
lpunoerbnren 0rimmeOlsln. 6rnu 8.
3blneuauIt pon &eitol Center, u. q,
lo9t: sd betradie bas electric gtts
tiers oils zines Der arbBien @elhente
uno fam es ME pergeiien. mas o,eis
N}eotiln Iiir mid geIbdn bat" @rbals
tet cine 6Iai6e fir Sud uno lebet. mns
Tilr etnen llnteridieo o,eielbe III @urer
8e'unobeit MAIDEN miro. 9tur SOC
uno $l.0o. @mpfpblsn bon :. s.
y rbart, NpotheIer. Nn;.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-05-23
Der &abriagrr=S ruit lit
GbitagO.

Spn Gbjcngo piro beri6tet: Ser
lteuuertretenOe &pliSeihtf Sd)ueitler
bat ouf @tlufen oea Staatsanipaltes
iunf 0etettius pom 9ienlte iuipenotrt,
ndmIid Soispb S. garmobp. 8alter s.
O'Srlen, Bi4iam S. Cyan. Sobn s.
0empiep uno WtihaeI s. Nenrp. Gs
lit otes cine 6olge Don ser llnteriudung
bejiigIih @abrla9ern uno gaihenoies
ben an9ebIlh semdbrten 8ollseiifubes,
uno StaatSanwaIt 6npne oeutet an,
oaB nod cine game Nnsabl BON Nmtss
entbebungen gu ermarten isien.
9armoop uno O'8rpan ioQen ben
lo9ennnnten Ola 0 y a I
Z IN It" %gegriinoet. .. b. ale SeQleber
oranglaIirt BADEN, Die linen nift Gris
but entrtdteten. 8on ibnen bate MAJ
erluortet, oaB ibre Nmtsberrlibteit niht
BON LANCER 0auer leiu meroe. lleber.
raifeno oageeen mar Die @ntla1unq
oon Cyan uno Qempiep. Der betoen ols
telten itdotiiden 0etsftlps. Sic iparen
NIT VeriUIgunI Der 9oidanolebe be-
trGnt uno megen ibrer 9bdtigfeit crit
tlr5Il9 pon Mtapor !0urriion belobt
lporoer.
NnIaBIih III oieier lleberfibrunq.
Die 10 l%aubere 8elhihten gu Gage iDrs
bert. mar Die alage BON 6rou McGls
ootpnep BON 0tlt salem, Die BON benz
Gberbdupt oes fruits uni $4,000 be.
lhiuinoelt lpnroe. nahoem er ibr ols
9odlpsile perlhiebene .@sidaita" ers
roI9reit belor9t bate. Gb lie ibr
8elo il mieoer iebsn ipiro, lit ira9lid,
uno eisentIit mare tie burob aud nidt
gu beoauern.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-05-23
Slid inn llnaliif ip,u5oaeu

bate !0r. Carl YDfs BON 6otnb
oriben, tnbem er spiihen Sutnb uno
So Groiie cine Brieftaihe, entbalteno
$l3O in Ya1r uno $3.50 in 0ertbs
pdptsren. perlor. N1es mas er Der
Folt5et nn9sben tonnte mar. oab binter
Ibm Elm Wtnnn uno cine 1rau in eiuem
Su8gp Inbren, Dies aenii9te uni aus.
iurtnoen onB 9r. unb 6rau q. Better
en- 215 liol. 3. StraBe, Die 8etreis
Isnoen uoren, uno oab lie au6 ieine
Srle'talfe aeiunoen battpn. 81. &G.s
er9teIt iein Gj9eutGum snrid nn5 fann
ltferItb BON beionOerem 8liid iasen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-05-23

-
fallen; nut uae Safe 1T BARN I'M"
Ter beiies 8tiien uno Grmels
EN- uert0fperi,
Sn ielnen 10 popular 9eporoes
ner Reiieitissen bei6reibt Der Sc
Iunoheitsratb ojesmal ieinen Be-
iu6 in s bicago uno ielne 8Ors
lelune in Der . hilter sale
oalelblt. Die 10 gut beiu6t mar,
10 nuieiti9 sunlttg aufsenommsn
wurOe uno 10 eriprieBlid perIief
oaB er ben 8Ian in @rwG9un9
bat, oerartise B~orlsiunsen ubsr
oas gan5eHnno hin gu geben.
lie Sade Don Gina6leben
uno Naturtur lit mabrlih
9roB senu9 uno mebr aIs oa5u
angetban pabrs5 M dem
wpbl gu ipgoern, I'M nibt nur
burA Doe SdrjftSei 6en Der
@ulturtueIt per u ugen, lonoern
um lbr ourh ouS Iebenotg e
Wort aud 81 @eb0r sebraht
gu meroen. @ernoe ipihe lebens
oi9e Ngitatlon bat Die sroBe
Sadle mebr al2 nothtg. uno nod
n6tbi9sr 1T lie meiB 8ott!-ber
leblaen Generation. Gs iolte uns
allO uiht munoern ipenn Der @es
iunobeltsrath N ablebbarer 3eit
NIT etnem iolhgn 9rOBen 8orIes
iun9e plane. gu melbem er id)pn
iett Sdbyen pou 10 ple.en Sett9n
auissiorcert moroen lit. berpors
treten miroe, Gr 1T uoa aluben'
Der SeSeilterung fur Die hobe
Wlifton. Der er lelne ihpahen
9r0fte utoniet, er lit l~eIienieit oa'
bon uberSeuat auf Dem rehten
@eg gu iein, unO tets bereit
oafiir nit 6erj mo 9ono ein5us
treteH.
Ter Nus5us ieiusr Gbicagoer
&OrIeiuns lit iiderlih aennuen
Stuoiums ielten8 unlerer 9eior
wiiroig. oenn man bari la9en
oaB es bpdtonoeniirte Can't
tatSs uno yebenss8b
loopbie lit, Nud ieinen
2eIern g~esenuber miro ct iib
reih belobut hibten. tuenn jeoer
aus oieler 2stture aud nur einen
einji9en guten 8Ords uno
Gntd luB III sisnem Stu.
blum Der @iiien haft pum
9eben profitlrt. 3aeielbe gilt
pom 3 r. 2inolab + uno Ieis
mem duseeSetdneten &ortrng iiber
Ell in hronis
den &rantbeiten n, uno Die
SleIen cine Geueldtlon Iein oilrfte!
Nuh Die anoern Nriitel Der
@eiunoheits. &bibeiIuna itno ppn
9%emohnter GunIltQt uno GerlG6-
llhfelt, nno Ietn Brieffa Il n,
Dem er nit unuermi,itIiher 0ins
aabe 10 pleI Htebe8mube miomet.
lit mebr une mebr, ME Der Nmes
ritduer III lngen pIls9t, I'm etner
9Idlle ilr Itd) lelbl"!
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-05-23
GS aibt nedl alte 9entc. :

Go gibt noh nlte 2eutc! Sn
Npaluling in Grant Gountp, @ts..
tonute am Ntonta9 oie Gltelte Ssrau ser
Grtlhdit uEo mphl ouh Ole dlteIie
Nerion Iene3 TbetIe9 M~istunIins iibers
bdupt ihren @eburtsta9 ieiern. Die
! btIartn mar 5rau Shrate.
luelhe bereits Lber Elm babies Slhr'
bunoert iii lener Settion oes Bdoger'
ltdutes lcbt. Ele @jreiNn bat leBt elm
I%abrhunoert hintcr lib uuo be9ins Ios
NIT AM Wortda ibren 101. @eburts.
tag. gu ibren Gbrsu peranltnltete man
cine inferno 6amitienrsuuiou. an Der
Die ~gellmmte oirstts uHo inoiretts
Hnhtommsnihdit ser 6rau tbetl'
nabni. Gitielbs beitano aus iiter 100
Eeri0neu. Die pier 8enetatipnsn re-
prdleutirisn. IS iudreu bel Dem
6eite ser Stammbaltsrin ;ussgsn 1
&juoer. 80 @nteI. SIS llrsntel. 50
ururenfeI uno isrusr spti SprbBs
hinge Der IsSttren. Tjs Isiblihen Sin.
Der rausiren i'm Nlter pon "a bis ~
Sabreu.
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Ter fendIte Monnt Wai.

=
Be5u9 auf 6eudtigteIt ldBt Der Monnt
Ntal btsber nihts 81 munihen ubrig.
Nnoanernoe 6egsngilie uno hsfttge
Seiultter paren bl6bsr an Der 9n9ees
Orouun9. 9te 6luBtsute Iino bp6ers
freut uno limo Der Nniiht. oaB menn
orc Jeuhti9telt nod eluige Gage ans
bait, NIT lnem ruben niebrigen 6luB
nid. iu red)neH lit. 8is 6reltag Nbeno
am 6 ubr betrus Der &s9tnIau mdh'
reno oes blsberigen Monai8 gegen q
9ol. SnfUt3e Der mIeori9eu Iemperas
lur, UeIhe oen &sgen begIeuete. mar
te I'M 6reien ni0t alsu nnaenehm,
ano Ole Oeieu traien iuieoer in lbte
9(tdte.
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Sd babe nabeSu
3wri 0unbrrt Cau(tno

GerStIihe 8esepte Subsreitet in
melner Npptbete. SOB Maln StraBe,
uno tl0ltdl tonmmen mebr oaiu.
Sic meroen allie lorsilIti9 nui.
beluabrl, uno nld1tS piiroe mid mehr
Irenen. ais tie 3hneu sei9en gu oitrisu.
Mt Elm Qauptgeihdft lit eben Die
3ubereitnn9 arStlidsr ReScpte. babsr
lam th Ihnen itoes &e;ept corrstt mos
hsn ipelheS Ste mir brin9en moasn.
M II metneu 8rsiien mar i'd
tets muBiQ. mare i'd Is niht. glduben
Sic odB lh ie 10 pisIe &eiepte bstpm.
men bate ?
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Es9S@ 6euer' uno 9ebenaoerliherun9
Nusltreiben Don Selibttteln uno 0ppos
tbeten nno @elbuerlelben III 5 EroSeut
auf go 9rpher Siherbeiten lit nteine
SpesiaIiiGt. y. j.. &pI5, 624 Siio
Z. Strabe. Beloe 'Rhonee. N1s.