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The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1913-08-21
Lecture Monday Night.

Do not forget the lecture Monday
night, the 25th, at the Methodist
church by Rev. r. F. Bumpass, pre-
siding elder of this district. Mr..
Bumpass is pleasant and attractive
speaker, and having travelled extern
sively in the Holy Land his lecture
will be ell the more interesting and
enjoyable.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1913-08-21
Paint and Not.

Paint was never before so high as
last year: about S2.25 gallon Devoe
and half-dollar less for trash.
What is trash?
1t looks like paint and pretends to
be paint, but isn't worth painting.
1t costs painters day to
put-on gallon of paint, good or
bad; and a painters day's-work is
So or 81.
Add that to the price of gallon.
That is the cost of a gallon. Devoe
is SIS or Sc gallon; and trash half
dollar less.
But Devoe is all paint and more
too; you odd oil to it; gallon is or
6 quarts Of perfect paint for the
painter's pot. But trash is three
quarters two-thirds or half paint;
you pay half-dollar less for no.
body-knows-what-it-is.
10 gallons Devoe is enough for the
average job; it takes Is to 20 gal
Ions of trash. And the wear same
way. Unfortunately, they look
alike when first put-on.
DEvOE.
E. T. Whitehead Company sells it.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1913-08-21

E. T. Whitehead Company sells it.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1913-08-21
Founded in 1888 Chartered i'm 1850
TRINITY COLLEGE

An institution of education intensely devoted developing Its
lines work They places Of honor and dignity church
college supplied with ample best
education More than million dollars recently added its endowment
charges within twenty-five years For caaoo
andi RI FLOWERS sue
7-178t Secretary to the Durham
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1913-08-21
Sale Of Land for Taxes.

| shall sell to the highest bidder at
the court house door in Halifax on
Monday, Sept. 1, 1913, for taxes and
cost in Halifax county. N. c., for
the year 1912, the following parcels
or tracts of land:
W. H. Josey, 600 acres New River;
so acres River Land; Is acres Step
toe Land, $500.
C. L. Mcdowell, los acres Sherrod
Johnson Land, $3.50. =,
Bry ant Smith. $50 acres Burrell
Land: $50 acres Cover Land, $50.
R. H. WHITE, Tax Collector
Palmyra Township.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1913-08-21
THE BEST HOT WEATHER TONIC,
GROVES TASTELESS Chill TONIC
The Old Standard, General Tonic. Drives out Mai@'
Enriches the Blood and Builds up the Whole System
FOR GROWN PEOPLE AND CHILDREN
FOR GROWN PEOPLE AND CHILDREN

1t is combination of QUININF taeless form thar
FULLY strengthens and forties the Withstand the depressing
the not summer GROVES TASTELESS has ~,
Cnis and Fever Weakness debility and loss appetite
"gor to Nursing Mothers and Pale Sky Children Removes
out purgng Relieves spirits Arous
action and purihes the blood True Appetizer
Strengthened Guaranteed Druggist cents
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1913-08-21

Piles Cured in to IA Days
Your druggist will refund money If PAZO
OINTMENT fails to cure any case OF !tcnlng'
The first application gives Ease and Rest. 6oc.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1913-08-21

He is poor mechanic who can't
make an excuse.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-10
ATLANTA GEORGIAN NEWS FRIDAY JANUARY TO- 1913
STANLEY CONSTITUTES
PROVISIONS OF LAW
RULING CHILDLABOR

II. NJ. Stanley, commissioner of COM
merce and labor. has issued an order
holding that for the purposes of the child
labor law, all persons are children in
Georgia who are under the age of eight
cen, except when the word minor" is
used, and that means, of course, a person
under the age OF u.
He rules that where the word year
occurs in the law, reference is made to
calendar year and not school year, and
that when any particular hour is men
TONED, sun time is meant.
Commissioner Stanley holds further
that the law is not complied with simply
by securing a certificate of non age from
the ordinary. but that in addition thereto
the parent, guardian or person standing
in parental relation to each child must
file an affidavit, which must be kept in
the office of the factory where such child
works, showing the child's age, date of
birth and other facts required by law to
be shown such as school attendance,
whether the child is an orphan without
means of support or has widowed moth
err or aged or disabled father dependent
upon the labor of such child.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-10
Tiger King Made Thousands, Penniless Now
DAN SHAW REFORM 81

Confessing today for the first time
that he made many thousands of dol
lars in Atlanta in the past few years
through the sale of whisky. Dan Shaw,
notorious as Atlanta's blind tiger king,
and now doing time as convict in the
city stockade, declared that he had re-
formed and is done forever with the
underworld"
Shaw, once defiant today is crushed,
pathetically admitting that he is penni-
less and deserted by his friends. His
strenuous battle with the law finally
has broken him down and with flag
of truce hoist, today he begged for aid.
With health gone and nerves shattered
under the strain Of these years of effort
to beat the courts, Shaw said his life
had been wrecked, and pointed out the
lesson that ruin is the end for any
man who follows the same course"
Shaw's remarkable confession was
made in a letter 10 Probation officer
Sidney ]. COogler 1t is a dramatic
story of pathos and frank admission
that he fought gamely and lost.
Tells Why He Fled Prison.
One OF it's most striking features is
pathetic explanation Of why he escaped
from the stockade a few days ago. He
was recaptured in Gainesville. it will
be remembered. Here is the letter:
Dear Friend; Mr.. Coogler l am
writing to you TO try and acquaint
you with my situation.
IF ever a man has paid the pen
atty for his wrongdoing. I think I
have. I don't merely mean flnan-
cially. but I have suffered remorse
and agonies that no one knows nor
can even imagine but myself.
have broken down my health
from worry and from being under
such a strain all the time, until my
nerves are In such condition that l
can hardly keep myself together at
all. If ever man had enough Of
| the underworld, it is myself. l have
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-10
A5k REQUIS|T|ON
FOR ATLANTANS
\. C. Conley and S. E. Smith
Wanted to Face Charge in
Tennessee Court.

81 g.. ConIey and Samuel E. Smith,
..5.., known Atlanta business men,
...... arrested by the sheriff of Fulton
.,rrtv today and held for requisition
IL. the governor of Tennessee, upon q
.sarge of grand larceny.
They are accused of selling a $1,000
.-,.one certificate of the now defunct
>-s-ionaI Assurance Company of At
,onts issued to S. H. Hiles, of Bedford
county. Tennessee, and of knowing at
... time Of the sale that the National
,.s,tance, of which they are declared
81. nave been officers, was insolvent.
Roth men deny vigorously the charges
est IN in the requisition papers, and
otfI resist its approval by the governor.
Governor Brown has set hearing for
to.20 o'clock tomorrow morning In the
state capitol.
smith and Conley were indicted by
-be grand jury of Bedford county, Ten
nessee, at its last term, upon three
counts. The substance Of the charges
& that that they, the one as president
and the other as secretary and treas
urer of the National Assurance caused
to be sold to one S. H. Hiles. OF War
race. Tenn. one income certificate OF
the company of the value Of $1,000, and
that at the time of the sale they, as
ofticers of the company, had full and
complete knowledge of the fact that 1t
was insolvent.
Mr.. smith states that he was not even
an officer Of the company at the time
the alleged crime was committed, and
that he can not be a fugitive from Ten
ressee because he never has been there
Mr.. Conley states that he had resigned
the PRESIDENCY of the company tive
months before the alleged offense was
r,mmitted, and was succeeded by Judge
Richard b. Russell. He continued with
,he company as vice president, how
-vel
The present charges against Smith
and Conley involve in no way any bust
ness with which either is connected
now. They relate exclusively to the
aflairs of the National Assurance. as
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-10

made thousands of dollars in the
whisky business here in Atlanta.
and today l haven't a penny of my
own, and am still in trouble.
Mr.. Coogler. if you can helm me,
l viii certainly do my part. I am
trying to get together a little
money from my people to get out
of my trouble-when I do, l give
you my word and honor that l will
never shadow the records of police
court again. | have "a more days
to make on these 80 days, and that
viii make 60 that ! have made in
my whisky cases. If you can get
the rest of the cases to a settle
ment for me, will be the proudest
man in the world.
Has Two Little Children.
Mr.. Coogler, I have two of the
smartest and prettiest children
that God ever gave to any man.
and l am realizing now the valu-
able time l have thrown away try
ing to make money in an unlawful
way. When l ran away from the
city prison the other day, I was so
heart broken and discouraged that
| could not help it. l had written
to a number of people to help me,
and could get no answer from any
one. Christmas day was my birth
day, and it just seemed like l could
not start in a new year in prison,
so l tried to get away. But if l can
only get things Strengthened out
now, | am glad that l did not get
away.
I have a good trade and can de-
mand good wages ! had a splen-
did position when | was arrested in
Illinois. Mr. George Billiard can
tell you just how | was situated
when he came after me. I.would
like to see you and have a talk
with you if you ever come out to
the prison.
l win close Hoping you will
drop me a line of encourage
l remain, Yours most respectfully,
DAN SHAW.
City Prison.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-10
LOSES $1,000 GEMS
AND $3.50 IN DICE GAME;
THEY WERE LOADED

As result of game with loaded
dice" held by the other fellow, Andrew
Nolan is out $3.50, but $500 diamond
ring and a $3.50 fraternity pin that went
the same route have been recovered.
while John Walter, of 81 Fairlee
street, the man who got the spois, IS
detained under $1,000 bond.
Nolan said the game was played in
Luckie street apartment house and
when he was cleaned out he decided to
hold the dice as souvenirs. Chief Lam
ford cut them open today and found
they were loaded.
Nolan will have to face the charge Of
gaming, although he doesn't know it
yet. SO will Walters.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-10

the sale Of the one 1000 income certif-
cate affected them.
Neither man resisted the primary le-
gal processes directed against them,
and they were readily released on their
own recognizances until the hearing
before the governor tomorrow.
Representing Smith and Conley will
be George Napier and Henry Peoples,
and representing the state of Tennessee
will be Philip Aston.
The requlsition from the governor of
Tennessee was presented by Deputy
Sheriff r n. Smell, of Bedford county.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-10
JOHN H. MERHlNG Is
BURIED AT WESTVIEW

The funeral of John H. Merhing, famil-
iarly known to mercantile men of Atlanta
as Uncle Jack" who died at private
hospital Wednesday, was held in Green
berg * Bonds chapel this afternoon at
1890 o'clock. Interment was in Westview
cemetery.
The deceased was IS years old and had
lived in Atlanta for fifteen years. Seven
years ago he sustained stroke of paraly-
sis which left his right side helpless. He
was employed by Fielder & Allen al the
time of his death.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-10
NEW MORNING PAPER FOR
MONTGOMERY ON FEB. Is

MONTGOMERY, ALA, Jan: lot
was announced today that new morn.
ing newspaper will be started in Mont.
gomery on February 16. Already ST.
500 has been subscribed. Alva Fitzpat-
rick, editor; Russell Twitty, advertis-
ing manager and w. w. Kendrick, cir
culation manager, will be department
heads
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-10
$4,000 GROCERY DEAL

AUGUSTA, GA, Jan. 10-The interests
of the j. T. Boutwell, estate in the Au-
gusta Grocery Company have been pur-
chased for $4,000 by Paul Muslin and
f. L. Fuller. The Augusta Grocery Com
pany is one of the, largest wholesale
houses in Georgia.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-10

Black cloth coats-a fine satiny cIoth.too in
plain, good styles Of straight lines, that will be
as good next October as now With or without
the braid binding the edges. Satin lined
throughout
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-10-31

@i%ntuonberuns Der eriten Deutlhen uno
nit ihm Suslsid Den bunoertjabrisen
@eoenttas oes Sie9ss bel 2eip5is 81
ieiern, NIT benz Der stsrn bes forbidden
@roberers su iinten be9ann, nno
0eutidlano lsinsu Nuilties 5ur 8eIt.
mahtite0un9 antrat. Jlnttauleno
3eutlt. Nmeritaner iparen Dem &ufe
bss oortigen 3uei9es oes beutlbnmeri'
faniIbeu Nat,onalbunbeS 9efol9t, tn'
benz Iih bas 9eutlhibum Der 8ereini9'
ten Staaten, benz oteies 2ano feline bette
Strait peroanft, mahtuoa pere,nigt bat,
8ehtsantuaIt &obert @tIo, Elm bier
i'm Qonoe ssborener Sobn oeutider 81
tern belt in meilterbnitem 3eutIh Die
Be9riiBunssrsoe uro ipdter foIste Erof.
Sol. 8inter BON Seem gorf, Der etne
BON Gatriotismus 9etra9sne 5eltreoe
belt.
Gin taulenoitimmiser &inoerdor uuo
Die 8erein,sten Sanser iowie Turn'
uereine baIien bns Set uerid0nern.
9iele oeutihe Seer mar Die impoa
iantelte, Die ie in MiImautee itattQe'
funoen bot. Die Nntpeienbeit zines ole
fisieuen 8ertreter8 Der 3eutl6en 8fs
sierung in Der Yerlon bes Generations
iuls 9r. @eiSlsr uon Chicago CAB ibr
elm b%elonoeres @eprdge uno oirite bo5u
%bettra9en. oas 5tammesbetuuBtlein Der
0eutl6en in lener Staot 5u beben.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-10-31
BrOhcr %cGcbr urd) TiI5cu.
0erOeu bnlo bel ms mis- WoiIcu Nabr.
mittcI nncrfnnut icin.

3roboem ieccs Sobr 3abIrsifs
51IIe Don @ergiItunQ burh ons
IebIidle GbpiI5e gemeIoet meroen.
anb nod tein obiolut iiheres Wlit-
tel. bic giitigeu oou ben bormloIen
gu unteriheiben. entoedt rpuroe, III
,u tonitntisren. baB Die 8eliebtbtj;
Der piI3e ais Gpsile geraoe in ben
Der. Staten lpdbysno Der Iebtsn
.sbn Sabre i,br geItieqen lit.
Comet bos Gummeln piIoer
piIae in 8,trodt tommt. bdu9t
bi.fss Stsieen bss 8sgebrS pobl
gum 2.il sbsnfnlIS NIT Der Ieioi9en
2ebensmittelteuerun9 3uIammen.
Denn bieie fiihrt uuh bobin, bab
allies Gbbar,. mos aus Der Freien
Rdtur erlnngt ipstoen tnnn. mebr
9sfuht if. oIS jeuols 5upor. tells
gum ,ia,ntn 0erbrnuh. tells gum
3efddftsmGbigsn 0utouf. 0tsaI.ia
ben bIrft. in midi penigen 5dlItn
oos sun,bmenhe Suaereii. om Gid
ten bon piI3en ouf oi. gl.ide pirts
|TdoftIihe GrfA.inuns 3uriid3ufiibs
rem f.in. Giqsntlif 1T IS nur Elm
pito.r 3un,bmsnbes SHtsreiie. Dor
,tIih.n Sobrsn berrfdte iogar cine
stpiIi, Wnnie fir pilnihter. 0as
moI8 periudten SNtuIuntsn, nit
nitt oerine,m Griola, Elm ioltss
Sntsr.if. gu entpidsIn. Sic pers
t~uuften oiesbe;iglihe @nIeitungsbiia
her urb qiI3 Ssimfporen. uno
perTdsrten, baB be Wordein gu
f~obsIboften pr,iIen obQin9en, uno
bic 3iihtsr .obns GrFobrunq" unb
ohn. nsnnen8iperts Wiihe bierburf
rim Th0nes Gintommtn s%r3ieIsn
t0nntsn.
Quf Ypltsn 6umbuq fdtIt hsut'
nohI niemanb msb: rein. llno benz
nod nimmt Die 3dbt u%nIerer VlI3s
aiitter pm Sobr gu Sobr 3u. Die
FeIben Qeben ober nit forQioltiosm
5tubium uno entfprehenoen @orbs
|reitunoen on tie Gote. Wenn lie
hi, Vil3e pertollfeu 70 fino lie ihon
3uFricoen. foIls lie ourdfhnittlid)
.insn bol6en Dollar fir oas piunb
bstommen.
N6er aud lie Warttnod1fraae mad
GbpiI3cn. b1uptidhlib U{nrfeln.
p6dh beTtaroia. Nieiiad ptrntn
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-10-31

BUR tuenissn mag es sInubIid eridei'
men. oaB !. .. in Den srpBersn Slim
6dbrlfsn @uropas Die Seriteauns zines
etnii9en berpprrnsenoen 5iIms $3.50
600 bis $350.000 tOltst. ebe as lidl
ourd &eruielidltisuns beSablt.
Ter Slim fir oas @dnoeIbiIo reip.
Stud Quo 8nois iou S2S0,000 ee.
toltet babsu. 9dpon wuroen 400 gos
pten nit elmer 2dn9e pon ie 5000 SUB
bereeltsGt, Die gu 25 Gents pro JuB
pertauit tpuroen, iomlt bic enorme
Summe bon 100000 brabten. Ger
Slim fir oas Drama ATLANTIC. Der in
Der s.iammten @onoeIbilo' Snouitris
NutIeben erregt bat. bat $225.000 ges
toltet, oeun su lelnsr SsrItelung muBte
elm GROCER 9ampfsr nit Der betr. 8ubs
nen9eIeQIhaft, aus 400 3Dpfeu beites
beno. nnn Sslano selnnot perosn. lin
6orbes' &Obertion, ben ~beriibmten Sam.
letoarIteler, auf Die WanoeIbiIos Bubne
Su bringen, muBten Die unternebmer
oas 3ebnfa6e pom Dem beSablen, mas
an Sonorar ie elm 6amlet erbalteu
bate. Nlein $4,000 muroen fir Die
8eniisuusen zines alien S9lciies fir
Die N%uiuabmen beSubIt. 10 onB Die
9eritsluns aud bieieS 6ilms $250.000
periblunsen bat.
Sbwobl Die Shnuipieler Der @ans
6elbilosS ibne bobe 8ebGlter srbalten,
iteben fe iib teinesmess 70 gut ipis sss
pilie einisermuBen talentuole 9lrttltsn
ulip., BON oenen mnnhe bis Su $500
pro Gag erbalten. Cine Dame, Die in
&dfisen NIT wilben 3bieren uufSutreten
bat ODER lonlt unter Den 8eitien fort.
mdbreno ibr Qebeu auf's Spiel IeBt,
erbdlt ca. $4,000 pro Wohe uno lit
trOboem ldon i'm @orauS 9ebuht. @es
niger lobneno lit bas Briitenlprinsen,
benin fir einen Sprung uon Der
8roofIpner Bride muroen furSlld)
nur $500 besnblt uno Der Nann, Der
Iib aus einem 6aal6irm in ben
Nortb &ioer fs1en IieB, erbielt oaiur
$1,000.
8isIe 6abriten bsiddIti9en iih iebt
nit Der Seritellun9 5peifarbiser Sims
unb in 3eutid.ano bat cine 6irma bes
reits erfOlsl eide &eriube nit brsi'
nno mebrfarbtssn ouseiteIt, Die osm'
na6it auf Die 8ibne tpmmeu iolen
unb 3tpar in 8erbintuns NIT benz
8bonosrapben, ba man Die Sdwieris'
teiten. Die bel einem loIdsn 9uiammen'
pirtel bsltunben. p%plltanoi9 ibermun'
Den bnben nil.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-10-31
Gle 9reis9eridtS : 6si6wO=
rellett.

Die Namen Der areisssrihtss@e'
ihworenen fir ben Ncuembertermtn
fino:
5rani g. Siron. 9oiepb 90. 6iron, g. 3.
Cation. 5arrp s. Sirifbstmer, Carl J.
MideI. @iuiam Soeruer, q. N. eIitao,
s. VI. 9oiep, vi geble, 8oIter Sdld, w.
). 4pons. Serr9 &imoI, 8. q. Boehul.
Carl Smenioa, 6. 6. Comics, y. 6. gong,
8. 8. Wolter. @riT &iaiams, 5enrp @uno'
lab, Senrp 8iBer, 9obn Madep. @barIes
@rceihner, George M. @rtdioH, 6enrp
yiiebieIb, 9obn Clements, s.. 3. Senter,
GbarIts 9iaTIin, u. u. Graf, R. 5. Rniiel,
3. q. 9ioot, @tlinm GIbreo, SuIius 9od'
bart. S.S. @bleFt. George gStttsIetn, 6. u
RobIe uuo grnii 9uiiu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-10-31
Sooesidatten.

6iintber - 5rau @iIbeImiH' SIM.
tier, - Sabre oil. itarb or Qieustag
in ,frem penn. 140l 8ine Str1F'. an
Nttersaebreheu. Srst SDhue f7yant.
9miI uHo 0nsO pon Ga 9roNt. uno
Near uno 6iduro in Milr0u.ge. uuo
bier 9ofter. 5rnu Nusuite gaulit
uno SuIoa uUn ga 9rpiie, 6rau Sena
Samss. 6lorion. unh Sran 2slma
0annlip BON Gulutb. Minn.. ubtr.eben
lie. 9ns S,srdbniBf iano chi ION.
%nsritas auf BEN DAT @roos Jrfobois
ltatt.
Solution - gomuno 9. Scbuitou
ieit belnabe rs Subreu auI Orr Noro.
lsite nnidilig. wuros Montos 9lahmtt.
toc i'm Nltsr Don 81 Sabren pQm Eobe
abberuisn. Die Seeroiguns iano am
Gtsnstus &Odmittas anf BAN DAT
8roue 5rieohOfe Itdtt.
StBclcfcr - Seit etipa einem Sabre
trantlld,. Itarb in Der 9ieniial Naht
in ieinem 6eim, 629 Noro 8 StraBe,
Der 8ittpsr or. Ntidael 9eteneter I'M
Nlter BON Ga Sabren. Der &eritors
bene arbeitsts lett ~ Sabren in Der
Gilman Wible uno na algemfiu be.
Itrbt uuo an9slsbeu. 9as 8eqrabniB
lift nm $3.50 rbr beuts. 5reita9, 0iorsen
BON 3rnuerbauis uno um 8 llbr uon
Der &atheordle aus nah Dem tatholis
ihen 5risobofs. Der 8sritorbene bius
terldBt Spei S6bne uno cine IOhtsr.
Spispb uno 0titaeI unb 5rnu Nnun
&anten. ale in Ga groiie wohnbaft
uno ~ u~nisren bslten 8lr9srsleuten
SdbIsno. Der betruffsneu 5amlIjs ipriht
aud Der nGbenoitetn" iein anirlhtises
8etIeio aus.
Merrif - 5n einem bieiigeu SpitaI
itarb an 9ppbusfeber Soroce y. Nter
rid, "a Sabre alt unb 8unoes'0tIfss
in9enisur inter Capt. 8. q. IbOmp'
ion.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-10-31
Ger Sirsermeiiter i'm &edt !

SlrstfmsiIter 9ri 5. SorsnieH 1T
ons wirtlide 0aupt in benz HpIiisl'
oepartsmsnt uon ga @roiis elmer @nI'
idsioung eemds. Die &ihier g. s.
Sisbse 7ienstas Mtorssn II ubr im
&~reisesriht in Dem Sale oes SIr'
.ssrmsiitsrs ssssn SuIljsi3ef @sbbsr
fdlts.
Iii @nti6sibuns mar bic 5oIse zines
tempOrdren @inblItsbefshls. Der non
Gbef @sbber eessu Snrsermsilter
Sorenien erIangt pOrosn mar. uno
cieien oappn nbbalten lOute iih IN Die
innsrsn Yin -els9enbeitsn oes y liSel'
departments 81 mllt)eu. Der Gins
baltsbsiebl .uar uon Dem 8erihis.@om'
miiidr Wiias 9Ourtelotte ~erlaiisn Wor'
ben.
9is gntideiouns oss @sridts bebt
Den @inbaItsbsfsbl auf uno bein9t fers
ner boB Der 8irsermeiitsr nimt ulleins
bos Saapt oes 8pltjels9 epartemsnts
lit. iOnbern aud Oas seissIide &e6t
bat. Nnoronungen in Ssjus auI Die
5ubruns oes 8epnrtements gu trsfen.
9ie @ntiheiouns itiBt nd auf ben
Stabtfreibrief. iueIder pOrtIid ia9t.
baB Der 8irsermeiiter Der oberite See
amts in Der GOltSeibeb0roe lei uno
oornuf isben iOu. OuB bic @eiese oes
Stantss uno Der Staot pouitredt per'
ben uno jsber Seamte ieine Efli1t
tbut.
Seoenfnls mirb ee9en bieien @nt'
ibeio bel benz Oberseriht cine Seru'
Jung einsereidt weroen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-10-31

roernnnftIser" 9eDoroen lit. 9tothls
iudrs IdCn. uno oaB MAJ aud IN ole'
Ter BeSiebun9 tpie nuf allen anoern
9ebletsn etwas 6Ortl9ritt gu per5si6'
men bat. 1T erireulih.
Man bat ia nihts onse9en. fpenn ltb
Die Sugeno in barmI0isr @eile amii'
fri, uno audi mpbl bin uno tpIeoer
ein msnie uber ben Straus i6ldgt.
penn rs dbsr 10 melt sebt baB frem'
6es Gisentbum in innloler @eile
oemoIirt iuiro. uno oaourd tuleoer
unsliidsfdle, tpie ourb oas 5ortneb'
men uon Stufen ETC., oeruriaht per.
ben, oann 1T es 3sit. buB Die dIteren
uno beionneren 9eute elnIbrelten
unb nit ben 8eb6roen Sulammen ar'
beiten. I'm hies gu p~erhinoern. &inSsr
iino ebsn &inoer uno aberleeen iib
Die 2rasuette ibrer Sanolunssmeiie
ieltsn. @enn eS Damn gu ip1t lift. banu
bebauern iie, aper ourd oas 8eoauern
piro nidtS pieoer gut 9emaht.
So sibt 10 uieIe barmloie Spiele. Die
ii6 ON SaGope'en arron9iren Ioiien.
ooB es iebr po1l Obne bas 1iunloie
3esit0ren uon Seiistbum sebt. Die
@ltern buben hdufs cine iallde Iufs
fa1iun9 BON ySer9niisen" ibrer Sinoer
uno lalien osnleIbeu leioer Su OF ibren
&inen, inOem ne iib iagen, rWir ma
rem au6 mol jung" men iie o6er
onran benten. baB bnourd baB le benz
ainoe gu piel @iuen laiien uno un'
1dDne 0anOlun9smeiien euentuel gar
nod nit benz Mnntel Der eIterli6en
2iebe beoefen, oteielben leiht iiber Die
Stranse i6lasen uno ipdter Sano'
lunssmeiien beseben. Die iib MID
mebr entIhuloigen lafien. oann tperoen
1ie bafiir Gorge trasen baB etne @ren5e
geSO9en miro. 9ti6t Die ainoer Iino
eS. Die man infolge ibrer 3eritDrun9s'
tputh am 6alowe'en perurtbeilen loa.
eS lino Die @Itern, tpel6e cine
faliae Nufuliuns baben uno iih ipater
gum ei9enen Hadtbeil muuoern. mas
aus lbren 8inoern seiuurben lit.
2aBt uns etnen yperniinfti9en" Sal'
lope'en feierr uno es ben ainoern ems
prdsen. baB 3erit0runs BON 8~eiistbum
zines tletnen q entIemanu nmiiroi9
iei. Sir bic srDBeren &tnoer, Die Den
&inoerlduben bereits entuadien iino,
sibt es nur elm Mittel. ndmIi6 ltrens
sesen lie uorseben uno ibnen Seisen,
baB ieIbIt am SaaOue'n elm 8Otpop'
tbum niht seouloet wirb. Die YoliSei
mirb teine &ldiiht nebmen unb Seben
perbaften. Der iid 5ndbelddbisuns
unb &Obbsiteu gu i6uIoen tommsn
lGBt.