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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-12-05
CITY IN BRIEF
DR.. Billiard. ostcopath. Is West Main.

DR.. Billiard. ostcopath. Is West Main.
Country dressed chickens, phone %.
Reynolds & Sheldon.
Remember bazaar and lunch at 11s
West Main, Saturday, Dec. o.-AcNer-
tisement.
Fresh cottage cheese in this morn
ing. Phone 2Sl George c. McCord,
west end grocer.
= Country dressed chickens fine for
Sunday dinner. Phone 2s4. George c.
McCord, west end grocer.
Mr.. ,Farmer-You have attended the
late farm sales and have been served
nice lunches? Did you notice that on
the baskets our name was marked
Standard Bakery.
Mr.. Farmer-You have attended the
late farm sales and have been served
nice lunches? Did you notice that on
the baskets our name was marked !
Standard Bakery.
A small payment down holds any
article in the store for you. Why wait
of the stock has been taken out? It's a
NJ. Hodges. the jeweler.
An all-day sew was enjoyed by the
Woo6men Circle Aid Society members
who were entertained Thursday by
Mrs. H w Mundhenk, 912 South Cen
ter street ~ noon the hostess. as
sisted by her daughter. Miss Laura
Cooley, served dinner
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Thursday evening the members of
;he Luther LeaGue were entertained at
the Matt Peterson home, 200 North
Third avenue. An enjoyable program
of readings and. music was given and
games played during the evening Gre
ated much amusement. Refreshments
were served.
Mrs. A. L. Van Tine was reelected
president at the annual meeting OF
the Ladies Auxiliary Of the Y. NJ. c.
A, which met Thursday afternoon in
the 7. w. C. A parlors. Mrs. Stewart
Eason was elected first vice president,
Mrs. Glen Boggie. second vice ;presi-
dent; Mrs. n. F. Miller, treasurer;
Mrs. L. Fl. Coryeu. secretary: and Mrs
T. B. Haines, corresponding secretary.
a social hour followed and refresh
ment. were served by the hostesses.
Mesdames W. P. Flower. A. e. Ward,
and E. B. Myer. :,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-12-05

Mrs. ". r. Wilson. three miles north
Of the city, in Taylor township, enter
tanned the members Of the s. c. 1.
Club Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Clay
ton Thompson read Thanksgiving stor-
les which We're very pleasing. and in
serving the hostess was assisted by
Miss Susie Allen and Mrs. George
Ferguson. Guests of the club were:
Mrs Melton Brunton. Of Park Side,
Sask; Mrs. A NJ Dunn, of Marion;
Miss Bessie Thompson and Mrs. j.
Stowell, OF Taylor township, and Mrs.
George Allen and Miss Susie Allen, OF
this city.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-12-05

1'Tcsca.. ~ Mrs 0sofye W. AoNeely.
chairman Of the department. A paper
on LA Boheme" WAS read ~ Mrs. a.
H. =. Matthew'S: the story Of 'ATha1s"
was told BY. Mrs. j. w. Stewart: .
piano duet was played by Mrs. Cnf.
ford Unger and Miss Ella Zug; .
quartet. composed Of Mrs. Ray Doc.
little. Mrs. G. "A. Newcomer. Mrs. H. c..
Mueller and Mrs. Rose Flower. sang
three songs: and q piano solo was
given by Mrs. clifford Unger. A social
hour followed and refreshments were
served.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-12-05
WILL MAKE IT MERRY ONE FOR
THOSE WHO ARE LESS
FORTUNATE.
a. c. ABBOTT CHOSEN
PRESIDENT OF CLUB
George F. Thaysr Made Secretary, and
e. o, Hamilton Treasurer-All Who
viii Help Others to a Merry Christ
mas Belong 70 cIub-Nanes May Be
Enrolled at Once.

Ar an adjourned meeting at the Mar
xha,,town Club rooms Thursday
movement given life some time ago
nv certain club members and citizens
crystalized into the organization OF
Good Fellows Club" with L. Z. 40
bolt as president, George F. Thayer'
secretary, and E. D. Hamilton treas
urer. The organization had been given
much thought and attention by a num-
Der of men who desire to know that
every person in Marshalltown mas
Christmas, and who are willing ana
anxious TO assist with their persona!
efforts.
The Good Fellows Club is not new
thing. 1t is an institution in nearly al
larger cities, and has proved It's VaIue
over and over. 1t is not distinctly an
orsa IMITATION, and positively not char-
liable association in the general mean
;ag of the term.
The idea is to afford every well-dis-
,ssd person opportunity to assist
some family to a Christmas happiness
that otherwise would be lost. II Is
realized that hundreds OF men and wo-
men are anxious to help make AappS
Christmas for little children and ola
men and aged women and families in
need if they but knew whom to help ana
where the help was needed. The Coca
Fellows Club proposes to seek out these
instances very quietly and TO convey
the information as quietly TO those
willing to make Christmas" for one
child or for a family. or for as many
low" expresses himself willing to care
for.
All Willing to Help.
There isn't a thoughI!ess young fel-
low in town who wouldn't feel better
If he knew that he hade made glad the
heart Of some child or helpless person
on Christmas. Every one Of them Is
willing to GO something, but ne doesn't
know where to go or whom he can as
sist. There is scarcely family winch
has enough that has not something to
spare for those less fortunate. The DIFF
fculty Is not as to willingness 10 give,
or TO do, but in getting together the
ones who lack happiness and those VINO
have it to confer. That connection the
club proposes TO make.
Volunteers Are Needed.
The call is for volunteers. If you are
willing TO see that one little child has
toys or clothing or comfort and hap
piness in this Christmas time. sign up
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-12-05

Il Wilbur lnslsdus returned ThufsdaZ
from Cedar Rapids. where he has been
In attendance 1T the convention OF the
moving picture men. Mr.. Ingleduo
was . member Of the commit.
tee on arrangements. appointed at the
convention . year ago. when Marshall-
town was chosen ~ the meeting place
for the convention this year. It was
decided. however, that because lack
Of hotel Accommodations here, the con-
vention could not be entertained as It
should be. and It was taken to Cedar
Rapids.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-12-05
MARsHALLTowN GOOD FELLOWS CLUB

will undertake this year
of with those VINO
Tor a Merr without
simply can't 90
help
sister anu
mother entirely worth
child
families be
that those whom you have posea
a Merry
number choose and sign
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-12-05

Mrs. c. ]. Schee!er, who entertained
the Witenagemote Club Thursday af-
ternoon, was surprised by the memb ers
turning the affair into a housewarrning.
as the Scheelers have been living in
their new home, at sos North Center
street, only few weeks. Mrs. Jennie
Wilson gave a paper on Martin Luther.
illustrating her talk with rhe famous
German pictures of Luther. Late in the
afternoon lunch, brought by the
guests. was served. Toasts and poems
were read and created much amuse-
ment and as a surprise Mrs. Scheeler
was presented with kitchen shower.
Each gift was accompanied with a
little poem 10 the hostess. Mrs. P. j.
Van Vrankin. OF Chicago, was an out
of-town guest.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-12-05

Mrs. I. L. Negly and Mrs. w. H. wisel
were hostesses Thursday afternoon at
the Negly home. 514 North Second
avenue, to the Harmony Aid Society
members. The time was spent visiting
socially and with sewing and the hos
tesses served refreshments
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-12-05

Marshall Lodge. 1os A. F. & A. NJ.
will work on the third degree Friday
at 1880. Members requested and Wis
itors invited to be present. George
Gregory, w. NJ.
Mr.. Farmer-You have attended the
late farm, sales and have been served
nice lunches? Did YOU notice that on
the baskets our name was marked?
Standard Bakery.
You may not know it. but we have
some dandy blue and black suiting that
We are making up at our popular
prices. Let US show you what We viii
Go for you at s25. Hopkins & Son. the
popular tailors.
The Myrtle Furman Mission Circle
of the Central Church of Christ will
meet Saturday evening at 1880 o'clock.
with Miss Rachel Patten. 205 West
Grant street. Mrs Elizabeth Ross, of
Canton, O.. will be a guest of the
circle.
Mrs A. Olson. 200 South Fifth street,
entertained the Ladies Aid Society OF
the Swedish Lutheran church Thurs
day afternoon. Those in attendance
spent the afternoon with sewing and
visiting and later in the afternoon Mrs.
Olson served refreshments.
The regular meeting Of ST. Eliza
beth's Society was held Thursday af-
ternoon in the Knights of Columbus
hall There was a large attendance
and after the business routine must
cal program was given. Evelyn Law
renee gave several piano numbers.
Richard Collins read, and Catherine
Welch sang. The society presented Mrs.
L. r. London. who has been secretary
for three years, with beautiful gold
rosary with emerald beads. Re-
were served by the hostess
&C
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-12-05

Country dressed chickens, phone "a.
Reynolds q Sheldon.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-12-05

Quality portraits for Christmas gifts.
Apgar, the we'll known photographer.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-12-05

In serving the hostess was hSSlStSO Ny
Mesdames I. Drury s. Collier, and
James Stephens.
Excelsior Aid Society members en-.
joyed Thursday afternoon with Mrs. w.
T. Sommers and Mrs. Warren Fraker
at the Somers home. GIL East Main
street. Tying comforters and sewing on
carpet rags occupied the afternoon
Mrs. F. o. Cumming and Miss Marie
Clemens assisted the hostesses In
serving.
Mrs. o. L. Farmer, mother OF Mrs.
Delphia Bash, 304 East State street.
is critically i'll at the 1atter's horne.
Mrs. Farmer arrived in the city last
Saturday from her home in Seymire'
Mo-, expecting to spend the winter
here Before leaving home she had
been suffering from blister on her
right foot which has developed into
severe case OF gangrene. MIS-. Farmer
is not expected to live thru the day .
Thrilling re.cues of survivors from
an ocean greyhound during a terrible
gale; a conflagration OF several nun
dred thousand barrels Of oil: an aero
plane ride over Paris: the wondrous
form Of marine life: study IN pail
mistry; yachting scenes OF Monte
Carlo: and a motor ride thru the
French Alps, and many other big Tea.
lures will be presented by Lyman II.
Howe at the Odeon. 'theater Monday
and Tuesday. .Qdeon. ~
The art and music department Of
F.t1is Wenan's Club was entertained
Thursday afternoon by Nesdames h
a. Ely, Fred Hopkins. G. F. Schoen-
hut, w. B. Wood and J. W. Stewart at
the Ely home, 405 West Main street.
The afternoons program, which was
unusually good and very entertaining.
was opened with paper on the opera
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-12-05

Rri4s your watches IN. Hodsss.
"A big assortment OF fine jewsiry Ar
rived today. II. Mann. Jeweler.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-12-05

Fresh cottage cheese in this morn
ing. Phone 2S4. George c. McCord.
west end grocer.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-12-05

Mrs. Louise Richeson. 107 South Sew
enth avenue. was hostess Thursday at
ternoon to the Concordia Nahebund.
The afternoon hours were pleasantly
occupied with sewing and fancy work.
In serving the hostess was assisted by
Mesdames I. Drury s. Collier. and
James Stephens.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-12-05

Those friends you think so much OF
why not surprise them Christmas day
with fine photo Of yourself You
know Christmas isn't far OF. Camera
Shop Studio.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-12-05

Plenty OF fresh eggs only IS cents
dozen. Phone %. Reynolds & Shell
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-12-05

Marshall Lodge. 10S A. F. & A. NJ,
will work on the third degree Friday
at 1880. Members requested and Wis
itors invited to be present. George
Gregory w NJ
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-12-05

Mr.. ,Farmer-You have attended the
late farm sales and have been served
nice lunches? Did You notice that on
the baskets our name was marked:
standard Bakery.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-12-05

Mr.. Farmer-You have attended the
late farm sales and have been served
nice lunches? Did you notice that on
the baskets our name was marked!
Standard Bakery
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-07-04
Sin Ynto=uMiaa.

Gin Iutouus!if. oas oem Suier
Otto 8lammer. ISIS Wtormon Goolie
StraBe, ons 9sbsn foltsn mag, rug iid,
am Etenitas NbenO segen 6 llbr an
Ger MOrmou Goolle bei ser Trenpui
StraBe Su. geraoe oils e5 Ill re9nen ans
ing. 4 6rnu 6arrn Galmer. Die oas
NutO tuar. molie Qaraoe oen @inos
lflIo auirltlIeu. nno in oleiem friititen
W0mente collIoirte Die Mtaihine nit
Dem pou Der 9lrbsit ha~imts6renoen
N{lnne. 2lles oies fam teloerieits
gang unoerisbeus. Gbe bic Mtaittne
gum Steber 9ebraht iueroen tonnt..
mar aIammer cine Strede 9eifleiIt
poroen, isin Appi ben Booen itrelieno.
Gr mar belinulngsIos. fam aber balo
ipteoer su lid uno nuroe eili9it nadl
Dem nabsn Iutberiihen Spital aebradt.
9tabe5u Der game Sfalp lit lbu ab1e.
rillen. uno elm DIR ndbesu db1eihirlt.
am sonSen 9pper bat er arse @unoen.
bod limb t1m teine anthen gebfohen.
mas |erllaunIih lit. 3roBoem lit lem
3ultano EN- erniter, uno es nag lhni
ans Seben ge6en. &Iammer lit ca. so
Sabre alt II bel Der Ga Gruiis
9oopera9e 60. ~beid)ditlst.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-07-04

Statement of the ownership. MANAGE
ment, circulation. etc. of the NordsteTn
published weekly at La Crosse, Wis
required by the act of August d 1913
Editor. Adolf Candrian, La Crosse
Wis; Managing Editor, Adolf Can,
drlan, La Crosse, Wis; Business Mar
ager, H. Watkins, La Crosse. Vie 1.
publishers, Nordstern Association. Ia,
Crosse. Wis. 20
owners-Adolf Candrian. La Crosse.
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known bondholders, mortgagees and
other security holders. holding | per
cent or more of total amount OF bonds,
mortgages or other seeurites-None.
Average number of copies of each
issue Of this publication sold or dis
tributed through the mails or otherv1se
TO paid subscribers during the six
months preceding the date Of this state
daily papers only.
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Publisher.
Sworn 10 and subscribed before me
TINS 18th day Of March. 1913,
GEO. W. BUNGE,
Notary Public.
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Die Wohlfo1rtss unn S%traiinltltute flr
bic ndhitru ilpei Sabre in iih id)lieBt.
3te &erpillaunsen ilr 0ifen,lihe
9anoitraBen. Die l~lnioniiidt uno sic
9tormalldnlsu ioasn am 0ftttlpo5
semabt peroen.
Spredsr 0uQ fonnte troncbeits6alber
anb beute nod uidt in 0}aoiion erldeis
ner, uuO NIiemblpman 6osbe pom Grant
Gountp iiibrte ben @priib.
lie Mabpn.Gprlnge. Winimaatbue
feitisbeno, Die Esauep' @orlage. ilr DE
Gtniubruno etneS 4abQratprlums ali
DER Ianomirlblhaftltd)en SAule ,ur
llnterladung Der 8eihniienbeit oes
Staates. DIE Mnhons&OrIa9e, iucl te
Die Grnennun9 zines GomlleS, beitedsuo
nis orel Nliemblpmdnnern uno sruet
5enntoren uoriieht. iusIhe Seruisfranf,
beltsn. oeren llrladen uno 6ol9en uuiers
Iuten uuo barber Ssrift eritatten
iollen. Die Gtausp. 8orlase. CUR 8eors
gdnllGtlon Der itaatlid)en 8ei.noheitss
beboroe uno ole 8orlage Senator 1eass
bales S%taatsbilfe fiir 9anolhulen pcrs
lebeno, muroen paiiirt. Die NIemblp
ipelserte ilh, Der 6ihters @orlage besie.
lib Aenoeruns Der beitebsnben @siege
sur Domination ppn @ancibaten ibre
3Iltinmnn9 81 ssben.
Gis neutrality-suspicious. tuuyesn
nttt nor Q llbr Ibencs errciht. % Tie
am 5uBe oes 2asestnlsnosrS itanoen.
4le &prIase. bic 8pbItbdtisteitss uno
Strn1nititute bes Siantss betrsiieno,
muroe s%initimnis sur 8siuidriI, rers
plslen uno onnu unter Suspenoiruu3
Der @sldaitsrsseln anssnomnen. 3er
esnaue 8tiyas Oisier @erwilisunsen
III S3.S6S.490.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-07-04
Gel cinem 0lutn. ltnaliif in Win.

neap3lis ohen. oaS lih 9tdd3is , llbr
iutrua. puroen Snmuel 9tuespis pom
bier, lorule ieiu St9leiier. GIauee Gles
ment 0 Nprtb Mt5rssor unten. aui
Dem 6Icde 9etootst. Ter brittle Sniaie
Sss Nntos. oas lid iberihlus. EN- or.
Dion ben Soma. suttom nit Dem
Shrsteu. @ltls5pie mar Glert bel
stnem Nrsie. Die anosrn bcioen Gon.
nus,eure ser M,Imautees8 a1n. Ter
&iebarit 9. .. Tatteriou bier 1T Elm
Cntel oss jungeu @ilssric. Tas uns
%slldsauto. natosm IS iin uberidlas
gen. erpIpoir,e uno uuree BON DEN
5Iammen Seritprt. uuo Die beiosu Gel.
den. Die ieitsetlemmt oaIuuier !aseu.
Turotn baIbpsrbrannt uno u%rertsnnbar
s%e6orsen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-07-04
Sd gin,

3eet bslno6e an Der 100000 Marts.
Gamlt MIA id lassn oaB ih beinabe
3%pstbuuoert . Inuisno 6scspis iur
meine 6reuuoe uno aunoen bier Der.
Iertt9te. luell otes sben me,n 0auptges
ibdit tit. Sic lperbsu Su9eSeu. oaB Die
3uberejtuna 10 uisler &scepte eiusu
sffuunpt MAIDEN mus in oieiem SADIE.
Gas 9utrauen hires germ Tpctors.
ioruie oas 3br,ge gu erlucrben. nno SaB
BE Irinst 10 wtrtsu loa. ME es Sbr
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Seltrsbsn. Rihts erfreut mid mshr.
ais Die Ar;us, 10 perfect ME uur mo9'
lid III MAIDEN. limb meine Treiis mere
ben Sic aepib aud ;uTrieoeniieaeno
tncen. Qari i'd Sbr ndbltes Rscept
MAIDEN?
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-07-04
2scnn es uuicrc lie6en Wsitbir.

SSeun eS %uuierc lic6en Wilbur.
ger bel Der 1igs lsbr ertgdrlihsr @siSs
ms @oller tretbt. 10 lpllten lie oabsi
penigltens stmns uoriittlaer ia @erts
ssbtn. Aber osm .RafenielbItmoro~
I'M @aisr ltelnt steniu idueT IA
ltsusrn III ifiu. ME Ssm III 9anoe.
CINE bemsrteusuerihe Sraaoote bie-
ier Art lpieIte iih lsetsn Scnntas in
Menommon;s Wis. ab. aarl 5uhs.
burger Scr ais isbr gutter Eauerihmims
rter betanut mar. ihwamm lber Den
8eo Qeoar'iIuB uno ;urld nab Dem
Rtperlloe Eart. Tort auasIaugt, leate
or lih nui cine Sauobaus. nm iih ets
mas nuSjurubsn uno iprdna odun NIT
een @ortsn; sd piI nod einmal
sdrae tduhen uno odun bin ih
ourh" ms @aiier. I'M nidi mieosr
d~uiiutaudsu. Gbnobl ser a6rrer
baIo onraui aus benz @aTtr ae;oaen
tounie. iuarsn eot ale @,eoer.
bs!ebunaSperluhe fruttlcs. 5sr 0tann
mar IS Sabre ali uno psrbsiraibtt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-07-04
0rnnOeigentbuns=M arft.

Sn DEN Iebten Sneen n reeu sic io!s
genoen 6rnnoeigentbumsii
pprseuommen:
Nntonia @ipGner IN George Gus. 2ot 5.
&lod ? ppn 0calp's Nooitipn sur Staot
"a Glriie -. ....Sf.5.U
SnllaTd Ntener an Gas. @chIhpier, 60: I.
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N Gutrhan0h INC Surus' g(olitltn sur
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gamer Il Nuittn Ynmter 81. an q Grcii,
7rou'trlnl 9tii'n. Sind % POM 9}prrfeln
Apolitoh 81 Jeoro "a Grune.... $4,000
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NcriOnnlin.

@rpi. gnglemann hat as @i,e.
*taneent Der NcrntnIihuIe UNI &priiehey
ofs Grs'ehun8s= Requirement reiignirt, nm
cine SIelluRg ols liaotlidcr Sdjuielret.pr
IN Setatur, ST., anSunehmen. Nrni
gnolefna!n III ein eCulnler uno idblaer
Hecago9e. NM tlfa iteht tn nur un1ern
non g GrCiie itethen.
Sri. Names Dumb ron Gleprlano,
hicttt roh ctrise Gage bier su &eiud.
n%dhrcno Inc GlteIn Nr. uro Srau Or ..
s. @unn idpn nm Snnli,na helmaereiit
mn. Sri. @lanes MIRO nod etnen Seiuh
IN 8aeu1e madam. ebe lie mad G!epelano
htlntfnrt.
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llnfaas=G

II8 Ser feline Gasmortb Collins, ser
letfem 8ruoer oas Nbenoelien brdble.
III Der Snalasfa Gonierpeniabrit Ould)
Wa)t1tnerte frod, bIleb er plD5lih mir
leinem &od blngeu. @miI @~tt,itppascs
ion brahte Die Wtaihlne isrph iciort
inm oalten, 10 oaf Der Sunge cine
Seriegun9 %oduontan, hie 8Ieioer muss
ten 'bm aber ocn 2else .9sitnitten
tperoen.
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: lie fleimen Mptprboote auf benz

%1tsr ser St,ons MAIDEN sinsn unas.
bibrIihsn Spsttntsl, unS ipenn bies
Den autps perbOtsn if 10 iolten bic
2aund)eS ebsniO geHasressIt meroeu.
oenn was Dem Omen rett ut. iolte
duh Dem Nnosrn bilis isin. @on benz
Stonoal. Den 10 Elm tleinss Boot
matte, ruuroe Elm Nblieisruneseeipouu
Der 8rocertsfirma Y. Nuitao auf Der
Srnfe sur ga Niume Suisl iheu. Tus
Vfero lpraH9 iibsr oa5 Geldnoer uno
fieI topiuber sipan;is GUS btnab ms
Waiisr pno Der @agen trdheuo auf
oas Ihler. Ter @aul bsirsits iih ourd,
hero 'hes ausihlaeen BON ielnem 4us
bans'et. Dos SuSsp bob in Die Cult
lcnIsuoerro. ihpamm oann ca. 500
6uB melt nab Der Sniel. uno enttarn
mi, serinssu Strammen. Aud Qieroe
baben Rshte uno sbenio Ser.
itano.
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ZaS itaatlife 0lrbeitSnadmcis.

Bureau bier, oas bishsr uuter 9eitung
pon 8ihter aleeber ltnno. 'oiro tunit;9
pom Der Nliiitentin, Jrnu CLARA
Statbem. aele,tet iperoen. Die Staatss
Snouitrie' G0mmiiIion bat nam.ih eut.
itieoen, i'm Sntereiie pom Sstonomie
Die Superintenoeuieu. Stelen in Ga
Grofie uno Slbtoib adjudication.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-07-04
C.. /. COLMAN.
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La Crosse. Wis.

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RtnEsioia RIistoro. 3reitor. Scrrne
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9lpeinre.
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Marion. ScHare, 2iaHa, ISprtn5gIa
&arEiodGt.
Rstr3f!a: 3erth Eeaa.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-07-04
lie ). 3uiammcnfnmf. Der ea

Tie 5. 3uiammenfnmft Scr Ga
GrolIe Gas Il Glectric Nli'n.Anaeitea,
ZEN AM 3ienitug Nbsuo uerlisi nod
erlprteBlld)er ais ale irlibsren, Der 0tte
un4saAtst. 3n9enisur @benep belt
elnm intereiiantsn 6ahuortrag. uno
mnIitdlilhe &orIrd9e psritonerten oen
abeno. 9ie Soliiten iparen Sri. @ecis
la ToiS Soprnniitln Der 81. Wdrn3
atrhe uuo or. Sobn 6. 1l,
bsgIettet Don Carl &idmono. Nm
2ouneritng Den :. 2lusult bali Der &ers
bano cine Slug GEcuriio ob.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-07-04
lie "Searerspres" iast sars

lie "Seaeerspref" iagt gars
rtttl9, Der reriloisue StrabencarrtoaI
lei Spar inner Shuuitellunqen oteier
Nrt Elm laubsrer uno siemlit elnuanos
rreier sefpeien, aber es iollte troboem
Der leete StraBencrrneual in ga
9lpile 8eluelen istn, oenn iolhe S6oms
tra9fn lusnta poer nidts CUR 6ebun9
oes 0fNdd'tss bel. Siebsn luenig Ssiut)
oon a~uslpdrts an. ns5men aber cine
Dialle itoue8 6tlo aus Der Stnot tort
uno lppiur liz telnen Grias ~Ielitan. Sic
fino Elm ShaoeN fir e~inbeimiidle
Btltdite. B. .. u~nieysr Z 1eater,
DIE bobe 9icenjen beSdhlsn. 5traBens
'taulteluugcn oieier Nrt ioQten nidlt
mebr III Va Grolie sebuloet luerben.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-07-04
Ter Munat ,,umi bat i'm Stante

@isconiin u,ht weuissr ais 80 Gpisr
ssiorosrt, oie ourd) @ririnten aus Dem
Sebsu ssriIisn ipuroen. 2sr l.. IS.
uuo IS. nie Der Is. SUM lunrsn Die
6duptuHsllfstase, Senn pdhreno an
esn eritsu orsi Saten is ists GsrioHsn
lin @aiier III Iooe tlmeu. ~srtrauten
ana Issteren 3ntum iiinf 3srionsn. g.
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iabrt. teius Seibitmpros. uuo ;iudr for'
bert bas lsihtiinuiss llmiiei9sr III zen
Canoes upd) tmmsr Die ms;ltsn Spfer.
oam nber aut Die Stss. Die p;sIe
aberdeen tn's Sao trsibi, shs lie se.
russnS a bsetuhIt iine. It famof
uuo : hIasanfaII iuS eonn Die
ip. ssri6;;ssn llrindsn Ses ertrintsns.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-07-04

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