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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-11-22
ANOTHER VETERAN D|Es|V0TERS MUST PAY UP
Only Two Weeks Remain to Settle
Poll Taxes in Order to Vote
For CouOciImen

Two weeks from Tuesday the time
for the paying OF poll taxes in order
to permit vo.ing in the Democratic
primary to be held next spring and
the general election to be hciG on
June 9th, when members Of the city
council will be elected, will expire.
Il is expected that there will be "a
rush of ci liens to the office of CITY
Treasurer Thomas W. Robinson dur
ing the next few lays, to pay their
taxes in order to cast their votes Ii
the election. After December LIST Il
penalty of five per cent will be added.
According to the law all persons
who take part in the next election
must pay their poll taxes six mo-
previous. Only persons who IA
Qua! lied to vote in the general exc
ticr can vote in the Democratic pr :
mary. which is now held un-cr TIL
auspices of the state. The date CT
the primary has not been decided by
the city Democratic committee but
under the law it must be sixty .ays
previous to the date Of the gncraI
election. which is June 9th.
Among those whose terms Will en-
pire next September and who mus.
be elected in June are four members
of the Board of Aldermen and c,gnt
members Of the city council. They are
as follows:
Alderman J. VI. Hill. from the first
ward; F.. +. Marbury, from the see
ond ward; Kenneth W. Og en-, from
the third ward; and c J. W. Sul merS
from the fourth ward. Councimen
John Leadbeater ana Urban 5. LAM
Der from the first ward; Robert NJ
Graham and julian Y. Williams. from
the second ward; Albert ID. Brockett
and J. Fred Birrell, fro the third
ward and Thomas Chauncey an ~
Monkey Low. from the fourth ward
Mr.. BirreIl cannot be candidate
for reelection as he has been elected
= member Of the Virginia House Of
Delegates.
It is though that all the other can
didatcs will stand for Reelection an"
will have opposition.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-11-22
Trimmed Hats
S3.95 S4.95 $3.50

1t was put right up to the mllh-
merry section that today must be big
day-and this is the Offering that was
selected that would interest the great
est number Of women. Some are the
productions Of our skilled millinerS.
Others from lea ing milliners ii
New York. All have that indiscrib-
able touch that iakcs the hat out Of
the ordinary an makes it a beconi-
inply individual model A hat hecom-
ing to every face can be sclectc..
Hats Of velvet or plush, in black or
cc.o;y., beautifully trimmed with
libbons in the new aeroplane and 9th
or bows. furs and ostrich fca hers.
Real ,ress hats can be selected as
well as hats for general wear.
Let curiosity if nothing else. send
YOU to our millinery section-second
fiGor-today.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-11-22
Mrs. Gibson. Of Washington Is
the ouest Of Mrs. Edward Horton
Garlock, in Roscmont.

DR.. and Mrs. Gustavus NJ. Wallace
Of Staffor33 county, Va, announce the
of their daughter. Mary
Ashby Wallace, to State Senator
Richard Cassus Lee Moncure. he
marriage is to take place December
3rd. in the Church of the Holy Spirit,
Stafford county.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-11-22
John LawIe[, an Old and Well known
Resident, Passes Away at
Residence Of Daughter

Two old and ,well-known former
members of the Army of Northern
Virginia have entered the bivouac Of
the dead during the present week.
Halily had the sepulture of the late
Richard H. Roland been completed
when another follower of the Lost
Cause-John Lawler-responded TO
the last roll call. He paid the debt Of
nature at the residence of his daugn-
ter. Mrs. Isaac Sincair, Bis Queen
street, at 4:55 Yesterday afternoon
after short illness. The deceased
was in the 74th year of his age. lie
is survived by seven children
Messrs. Palmer, Joseph, E@die and
Frank Lawler, of this city; Mira
Charles DcMoll and Mrs. Isaac Sill
clair, of this city, Mrs. \. j. Groves,
of Washington.
Mr.. Lawler was born in Ireland,
but came to Alexandria when BOY
and had resided here ever since. lie
was a carpenter Gy occupation. At
the outbreak of the war between the
States he left Alexandria and during
the four years that followed served
as Confederate soldier. Upon his
return to this city he workc! at his
trade until some time during the sew
enties when ne became member OF
the Alexandria police force.
The funeral will take place from
THE residence at 80 o'clock tomorrow
afternoon. Rev. Father Kelley WIFI
ofliciate an. the interment VIII DC III
Bethel cemetery.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-11-22
MASS MEETING IN COUNTY.
Two Associations 20 Meet at Mex
andria Court House Tuesday.

The Alexandria County Public Ser
vice Association, which has for Its
,Ibject the Improvement OF p'cDiic
scrv &c and utilities in the coun y,
will ioin with the Falls Church Clt!-
en-. Association in a mass meeting
at Alexandra County Court House,
November 18th. The Interstate Com
merce Commission is to give a hear
inr on December 3rd o the petition
of the Falls Church people for low
O.. fare over the line of the Wishing
trn-Vi, ginia Company between Falls
Church and Intermediate points anc
Washington. and this meeting is to
arouse enthusiasm and to acqul'rt
The residcn along the line with the
facts
Com Sioner Newman. of District
of Columbia. Mayor Fellows, of
Fails Church. and numher CT
prominent Alexandria county men are
expected to ad ress the meeting.
For the very best oysters served in all
STYLES 20 10 Rammers Cafe.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-11-22

Mrs. s. l.. Cooper, of Culpeper. Is
spending "A week with her son and
and daughter-in-l law, Mr.. and MIS-.
II. OBsnnon Cooper, at their home
in Rradhock Heights.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-11-22
REVISED HOSPITAL CHARTEHt

At a meeting Of speciai commit
tee of the board of trustee of he Al
exandria Hospital selected to rev sc
the charter, held last night, sub
consrittee compose of Gardner l..
Boothe and James R. Cation was ap-
pointed % 20 over the charter ard
make a report to the committee. TIE
understanding was reached by the
committee that every white religious
denomination in the city would be req
rescued on the board of trustees AID
the board Of lady managers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-11-22

Mrs. Edward Horton Garlock has
returned to her home in Rosemont
from a.,visit to TIE north.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-11-22

For the very best oysters served in all
STYLES 20 10 Rammels Cafe.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-11-22
DEATH NOTICE.

On Friday, November 2l. 1919
at 4:55 p. M, at the residence OF
his daughter, Mrs. Isaac Sinclair
315 Queen street, JOHN l.AWLEk'
in the nth year of his age, The
funeral will t3ke place on Sunday
afternoon at 1880 o'clock from the
residence. Relatives and friennS
invited. washington and norfolk
papers please copy
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-11-22
LOST

LOST - A set of Shake
speares works in 7 vol
umes, bound in red leath-
Ell, and contained in black
card board box. Finder
will please return to Ga
Zette office mi receive re-
ward. Y st
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-11-22

Misses Amy and Ruth HeishIey
left last hight for a two weeks visit
in Jacksonville, Fla, and other south
ern cities.- "
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-11-22
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL Rs ON.
Interesting News Notes About People
+. of Alexandria Happenings 49,
IN Society. +,

Miss Lila Waller Barrett left
,ThursdaN ;fof New York, where :, she :,
Viii stay fortthe Arlny-Navy football
pa ME ION &November goth.
The Nevada County picayune., 1913-12-05
J. w. Hunt.

Here is good way to remem- Der how many books there are in the Bible: First write down the words, "Old Testament" Now how many letters are in the word ''old?" Three. How many in the word testament" Nine. Put three and nine together and you will have 39, the number of books in the Old Testament. Next write down .the word S, New Testament" There are also in "new" and Testament" three and nine letters. Now multiply 3 by 9 and you have 27, the number of books in the new Testament. Of course by add ing 39 and 27 you have 66. the number of books in the Bible. Any boy and girl who will read this over twice will never forget how many books are in the Bible.
 Ex.
The Nevada County picayune., 1913-12-05
WHAT DO WE GET FOR IT

We wake Up lin the morning and we work hard all day, rush home, go to bed, wake up in the morning again, go home physical ly and mentally tired, and day after day. week after week. month after month. year after year we keep it up, and we strug- gle and we plan just as if this were all there was in life. We fight hard for the almighty dol lar, and after we have gotten to- gether more than we can ever spend, what have we gotten for our toll?
 We find our labors growing harder as we grow older, and our minds becomes so burdened with business that we hardly have time for our families so occupied are our minds with the matters of business over which we have pondered during the day.
 About the time we think we are beginning to get our affairs in shape along comes the grim reaper and we have to drop it all summarily, leave it to others, close our eyes upon this beauti- full world that we might have en- joyed and passed out into that tongueless silence called the tomb and maybe there are a few who are sorry we are gone, because we did not cultivate them while here, did not extend to them a helping hand or give them words of cheer and sympathy W h e n they were weary and heavy laden. After we have lived this strenu- ous life, what do we get for it? Fix
The Nevada County picayune., 1913-12-05

We were renters for several years and think it best to rent for an agreed amount of money and best for both landlord and renter to rent for a term of years. This method enables us to have vegetables from our garden the entire year. It also enables US to secure the pasturage of the fields which encouraged us to plant leguminous crops extensive ly. This improved the soil for the landlord, of course, but we were also benefited. As no DOT tion of these crops went to pay rent, we were at liberty to har- vest just what we chose. Our horses, cattle, hogs and poultry were fattened on that remaining in the fields and the sale of tur- keys, chickens, eggs and many nice porkers that cost us but lit tie to put in shape for market, gl eatly diminished our store ac- count. -Progressive Farmer.
The Nevada County picayune., 1913-12-05

Cotton should be picked as fast as it is well opened. To fail to do so, is to invite lower grades and lower yield and a smaller price. When possible, the seed cotton should be stored long en- ough before ginning to allow it to cure out so as to gin the seed cleaner and to prevent the cut ting of the lint by the gin saws. The ginning of green cotton causes considerable loss to the cotton farmers of the South.
 There is a theory that seed cot ton allowed to lie iii bulk for three or more months will yield considerable more lint than if ginned soon after picking. l do not know as 10 the accuracy of this statement. It might be well for some of our experiment stations to make tests and de termine if there is any real ad vantage Progressive Farmer.
The Nevada County picayune., 1913-12-05

List your land with us and we will sell it for you. If you want to buy a farm see us. Moore Realty Co, successor to C. l.. Green. Advt
The Nevada County picayune., 1913-12-05

I will buy your eggs, butter and chickens and pay market price for same delivered to my market.
 Advt J. w. Hunt.
The Nevada County picayune., 1913-12-05

Old papers for sale at t h s office cheap.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-05-30
Grlitt ben SliBtoo.

Ssnrp Sod. lsbis unb 527 sinc
Str. t~pobnbafi, als Seler bet Der 60
9roiie Gas & electric Go. in oereu
Sterilization aussitellt. srIitt am Mitt.
tuod Nahmittna ben SIistoo inoem er
9ssen selaoene Erdbts fisI uno 1000
Solts ourt ieinen aorpsr slnsen. Gr
retnlsts nit sinsm 2uftihlaute chen
oen Siptt6bodro BON Staub, uno mar
Oft Dor Der @efahr aefuarnt lpurosn.
nbsr I'm @ifer Der Nrbsit peraos er e.
er ltlfste BON eiuer Setter berab, no.
BET Elm Nttarbeitsr ibn III retten per.
lud1ts, bod mar rs gu ipdt. Sn iusni.
gen NRtnuten par Der 9uImpnator ,ur
Stsus une iuuroe o~usetuauot. absr Sas
per; bate fir INNER Su ihlnssn nui.
sehprt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-05-30

6eier bes n9sutiten 9a9es" i'm tom.
menoen 0erbite por9elegt neroen nno
miro auh Der ooer Die Tele9aten gum
Gonuent bes Staatsuertanoes aerudblt
iperoen.
las Trosramm fir cen Content
ees StaateuerbanbeS ON SamItaa. ben
II. Suit 1913. in Der @eIIeite Turn.
baae, 302 4. Strabe, Milnautse. 1T
ME fplgt:
8esinn Der Sisun9 UNI 10 llhr Mpr,
gems.
l.. erbfnuns Der Convention ourd zen
Erdnbenten.
?. grnennnns bes Nianhat Counties.
3. &erleIurg Der 8erihie Der 8cumten.
4. Serlbt oes 6euinpus.G pmitrs.
>. @rnennnna Der Counties fir Npminoz
tioncn uno &eidblnIie.
s. Seridt oes Monoat- Gomitcs.
!. Serlht Der Gpmites iir Seidhlliie uuo
Reiolutipnen.
s 3istuilipn iiber Snsesiraeen unb nor.
Iicgenoe Antrn9e.
8. Seridt oes Counties fir Nominatic.
men.
10. 8eantenpahl.
II. @rfpGbluus Der ndtiten Conventions.
itlot.
S%ertueun9.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-05-30
Sceermamm id)eimt gum 1000
0i,t6 at geb0rcm!
Sie Va Grofer 6timinOnitrie=gSode besann inter ~glau;cnoel
Ausiidten. IS lit Die bette je ~ansaefibrte 3oee
sur Oe6dfts=a agitation mo ;lr 6ebung
non 9ofal EatriOtismus!

arbeiten Der Segette &pbIhaus
y o., oarunter Elm mabres Meliteritid,
etne &amiu i'm : NIT einem 8 e.
mdloe ods gang nus eingeIee.
TEN 6olSe borseiteat 1T. Yin Die.
lem @emdloe tdnnten iib ieibft bic
Wt ongolen. Die in iolden 3eiitun.
gen be%tdnntIid} srpB iinb. elm MuIter
nebmen.
Orislneu lift in 7orHinser's Die
Nuslteepns Ger 8 Wotor 81.
pom Der NOroieite; bieielbe bat feinsn
einaissn tbrer BrOoutts CUR Sdau ae.
ltslt, onfilr aber 8rieie uno IeIes
ia me-. mcnah lbre B~eitsaunaen
tasltd I'M Gur1idnitt iit ouf ~, 100
belaufen. uno oeBmesen brauds Die
5irma eine nsue 5nbrif.
Nlerliebit limb in 0~orfIinaer's aud
be ausselteaten rintimen" 9amens
8eiudnoer Der 9eona Garment
8 o., uno bic Chenille Qrtifel Der ga
. roile Sammod Morris Der
Serren Wop unb @an,ber. .8er
bate sebnbt oaB 10 berrli6e Saden
bier ausseiteat wiroen," = 10 rieren
piele 6uihouer aus.
Die Oefen uuo Ranses Ser g u M.
nit stove SO. MAIDEN Der 5a6rit
aue Gbre, uno Die ga @roiie $ at
gSorts betIeioen Die ,arone" Der
S6opfuns uno Setsen 9enau nis's oes
mabt miro. @ns bier an St Ieioern,
Strumpfem j. anoihuben unb
Sduben s~eletitet miro. 1T einfah ubers
ralGeno, uno bic Nusltelunaen Der
ga erolle anitting 8orts,
MARTIN Sros., Der ga @~roiie
elotbtng s 0. set9en es lberseus
9'no. Grit pom Den Nuslteaunaen uns
lerer Srauereten fam mon lth
nur l6iper trennen, uno Die orlaineGlte
oauon lit enlIbieben 0eilemon's, be
ldon IN 9bIca9o 10 uiel 2tniieben erreat
bot. unlsre Gisarrens5abrit
lfeben ebenfnllS niht Suriid, uno iuer
es nldt II on IuuBte eridbrt es Jest oaf
va @rolle aud eiu 6au6erpara.
oieS lit.
Die Qusiteauns Der Ga @rpiie
y u electric s 0. i'm r5aibion
Sbop" Siebt Nasr Nusen auf iih, oenn
UNI oas sanje @ebduoe berum iieht iit
Elm 9anSer Jeentrans BON eIettrilden
4thtern. 10 baB man lid am Vruaowan
IN gtem g)ort mdbnen tDnnte. Sn ben
Sdaufenltern lit cine q Ii d uno
EN- elettriides GBsim e r
onrgeltelt; ebeHio lit Der neue .TuI.
nj onator" ausseiteat. BEN Die @es
ieuldaft tirSIih gu bHentl,dem ges
broute anidaffte. 9ieie Maidine pros
ou5irt burb Saueritof funNItde
u tbmuns uno loa bel @rtrin.
tnnsss nnb @rltidunsssun,
dIlen CUTE 9ienite le,ltsn.
Wlr wiiroen germ NOD mebr Der
Nusltelunsen nGber beldreiben, psnn'e
Der &aum eeitattets. Shltessn mir
NIT Dem Bemerten. bas iosar unler
b ii r9ermetite g orenien
nusseitelt bot, ipe5ie1 einen Baienls
Sbantd It fur ~gpotbeter, unb
nsr elm @unoer BON Gratttt su lem
lheint.
Surg, nah aI9emeinem llrtbsile 1T
Die Ga @rofer 0eimtnoultr,e. Nusitel.
lung Elm unbeotngter uno aIananoer
@rfpl9.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-05-30
Cine 0luto. GoaiRon ereignete

Cine 9lutos 6 oaiiion ereignete
iih am 9isnitas Nbeno turj nab g
ubr an 8. uno Brain StrnBe. mdbreno
oes 9etpitterrsssns, Der nber CUR 3elt
aeraoe cine 8auie madts. Or. 6.
guans' Gar, pom bsiien Chauffeur ses
fabren uno bic Wain StraBe binab'
fabreno. rannts bilmetrol nit en- in
bic bic Brain StraBe trsusenos Gar
BON Stn. 9utiser, Yaromeliier Der
Wllpoutee'Babn. binetn. lebtere idmsr
baUdrireno uno ielbsr 5iemlidenS 6a6yn
erleioeno. Die 9niaBen aber famen
nit benz Shrefen BACON.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-05-30

tl8 ote Spnmld'amerifanilhen &rle9e.
%oeteraneu uno Die &eternnenIpbne tles
ten. 4fit Der oieslabrigen 6eier III
audi Die @%tntueibun9 oes neuen Sol.
Embellishments nui Dem DAT Grove
6riehboie p%erbunoen.
Nues finoet WorQsns Itatt, ote Nah.
mlita9esTdraoe, tule in iriiberen Sab.
ren a~bseboIter. idIt ires. Burger limb
eriuht, iih an Der 6eisr gu betbeillaen
uno feline leioene 5Gbnhen an Der lin.
fen BruItielte Su irn0en.
Die N%etsranen. ShuItinoer &c. Der.
IommeIn lih am Worsen UNI bnlb Q
lllr i'm Gourtbauie uub marihiren pen
oa II um 9 llbr Ditlih an StateitraBe
bis 5ur II, uno Damn n6rolid) bis gum
6rieobofe.
Ete WnrIdpronung lit: aapene.
Cos. . uno az. q. VI. g., Spaniih
nmerltamNte &riegsueteranen. &steras
nenipbne. ShuIt,noer, Siirger.
Dleienisen. meIde Die @rdber auI
Dem totbpItIhen uno Dem iiioilhen
5rteohoie ostpriren. meroen per
StrafenccrS binnusfabren uno Damn
gum DAT 8rpue 6rieobois sur Sortissu
6eier.
lin , ubr Nddmittoss wiro Iit
ons 6rouen . SulfsrprpS I'm Court.
9oule uerlammelu uno pon od uah Der
No9enbrilde marlhireu. Blumen gum
8eoddtniB Der tooten llnipnsmatroIeu
ant Die 5Iutbsn ~ itrsusn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-05-30
rx Veritppiuna acbciIt.

Er. Sings Nelp 9iis GiGs beiIen
lhneu @eritopiuns uuo briussn Die
@tnseiueloe uno Die @elunoheit mieoer
IN bette SrNnuus. Sobu Supple BON
Snnburp, Sd. isst: ~@s iino obns
9ipeiieI Die bsiten Yilsn. ipeIde ih nod,
Ie sebrauh; babe fir &sritopiuns. Tins
oeroauIihteit uno 2ebsrleioen." Sic
ireroen @ud sbsniallS belien. Grsis
25c, @mpfphIen BON z. Z. @rbart,
Npcibeter. 49, Ans.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-05-30
0laitation fir ben 0llfaliabau.

N9ndttpn FUR Den Mtfalfnbau.
Supt. BaImer BON Der Gountp.Aders
baulhnIs bat an bic 6armer i'm Gountp
elnen Nufruf %erIaiien. bas leosr 10
ater nit NIiaIfa bebausn ioa. woourb
5nlammen Der Wertb Der Grnte i'm
@ounip un cine Milionen Dollars ere
b0bt iulirbe. @esenmdrtis iino menis
ger ols 100 Gdsr Gano I'M sanjen Sc.
@rofIe @ountp nit alfalfa bebaut.
@InIge Is Nutos tart jOg am 9ienitas
nit 70 Yerionen uuter Den Nuipl,len
Der OnnIasta MISUNDERSTANDING
Die glialfasE drtie ourh oas 00unru,
3nformatipn iudsno uno e~ebsno. DIE
Soee ldetnt cine CUTE ju Iein.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-05-30
Gin b6ies T.euer brof Mitttupdl

Gin b0ies Ieuer brad 0iittiupdl
9tadmitlas gssen ) ubr IN Yieners
6drberel. POI State Strnfe i'm 5ueiten
StOt oes 0ebauoes aus. oas einen
Shaoen uOn aegen $500 errthtete ebe
bie5euerrsebr es ,0lhen tonnte. Cbenauf
iuObnt cine Jnmills 0amens SobnfOn.
Die Gdrberet unten srIitt etnas Sba'
ben ourh @aiisr.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-05-30

@ahre Sunitiperte i'm NItarbdu uno
airhenihmut bat Ssio Saduer
nGorainacr's nusssitslt. Die man isbsn
mus UNI lie ihdssn 81 t0nnsn. 10.
uebsn III Die AusitflInns Don ScrtbcIS'
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-05-30
Seine grpBcnM anDper in Sparta

%ab9ebdlten. Wle ods $eneralfommanoo
oer @istonlin Stdatsmilis bon 8rieess
oepartement aus 8aibin9ton Made
ritt erblelt, Deroen IN oteiem CONNER
in Der n%ationnlen MiIitGrreieruatipn
gu sparta feline 9rOBen Ntanoper abb
9ebalten werosn. ME man urlprunslih
dnsenommen bate. Die llnruhen in
Ilrrlto MAIDEN IS ndh Der @rttdrune
oet arie9sietretdrs erforoertih. oaB Die
3rnppen in ihren betrtfisnoen @drnl,
lonen 5urild9ebaItsn lueroen, urn Ieoers
Seit bet Der 9ano gu ietn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-05-30
Sergniigungs=@ egweiier.

Siiou. Seoen 0admittas uno &beno
scGDoetblloer.
Gaiino. Seben Hadmitta1 uno dbeno
9SanosIblIeer.
spric. 9eosH 3ahmltta9 uno abeno
Ndnoelbiloer.
ga Grpfie Sheater. NanoelbiIoer. Cine
Woriielu a Radmittags balb 3 ubr, uno
@benos Sruei &orltedungen, 5~e9inneno
balls S ubr,
Raichic. Seoeu Tafmittns uno NbeHo
8aubcuile : 8orielungen uno @anoel'
biloer ooer Gperetten.
Stnr. ,{eben Nndmittas uno Abeno
NaRoeIblIoer.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-05-30
Ter ncne pmfmumatur, nnae.

4er ttcue Vulmpn1tpr, nuaei
lhatt Don Der ga 9rpiie @as & @lecs
trtc 60. puroe an 9lenitng Noeno bel
elmer Neriammlung bes 8srbanoss Der
Gn9elisLten Der @elelihait BON Or. Z.
s. @san o%empnitrirt. IS lit etne IRA
ltine sur Seritellu'ts ii ltlider
Relptratton IN JGaen Don @r.
ltiden ODER grtrinten, uno bic Gas &
@Iectric SO. miro oersn 8snusuns in
Notbfdlleu Der Staot Jur 8ispoiiliOr
ltelIen.
Die ndhite Denomination bes Sul.
monators fanb seitern Nbeno Dor Nerss
len uno Gentllten itatt. uno fur nab.
item Sdmltas III oas nllsemeine Eubli.
fun 81 elmer iplhsn 9smonltralion
etnaetooen.
llnter Srn. T9urltou Cpens' Sci.
lung lit gdns emtitieosn sin onberer
uuo EN- b%slisrer @eilt in Die Gas &
9Iecrrtc so. gstUmmen.
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E suuOr bat uniers
iisbe Stnot in
ibremI 9sihdfts.
ibeiIe 10 pUmp0s
ousgeisbsn uno
nuf ale Beiufer
einen 10 sroBars
ti9sn unb nnbeSu
sroBitdb tiihen
@inbrud semedt
49, --S .A
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Gemtral=Tercin.

e reseInlGB;9e Ser
%lammlun9 oes 6 zen.
traluereins finoet
am ndhitsn 3ienss
tog Nbeno nm s
ubr in Dem @e.
ianssSlmmsr Der
@ermania : 6oae
itatt. CUR 8e)pres
dung miro Die
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Tnnfabftattnua.

3anfabftattnug.
Nlen Treunoen unb Mahhdrn miinihen
mir hermit innigen Tani absuiia;ten fir
bic uns wabrenb DER &rnntbelt ~unieres lie.
ben @atten uno &aters.
1eiept SIumeutritt,
QeIriiiete Siilie. iopie fir bic lbnl 70 sahl.
reid crmieienen lesten Gbreu. Sm 8eipn.
nrren mofirn MIR nanten Dem @irdlendhor
iIr feline erar'iienhen Yieber uno @aiipr
N6ste fir irtne trpituolle @mtirunl, uno
fernPr auh 9len fir Die ihDren elumen.
ipenoen. Nlen lei nohmals unier Sersens-
oant eewinmet.
Die t~rduernSen EinterbIie-
benen.
Gep Sartiorh, WiHn., ~. Nfai 1918.
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I'D 0nbc

9lue 1rpsen, Ghemicalisn. Tinctureu,
Grtrncte. N%Diun9en. 9uiamneuitellun'
gen, Yuluer, Tlaen, gabletten. EIaitsr.
SaIben etc. etc. meIhe uniere 9errsn
Tocioren usrihreiben.
I'd babe alimdblig mir zines Der
belten Receptur @aarsn 9oser anaes
idaft, neil oies tets mein 9ouptses
ihcit mar.
Sd fann Shnen bahsr ieoss Rerspt
outs torrecteite jubersiten. wsIdss Sic
mir brtngen m09en. babel iino meme
Hrsiis tets md6is.
Nrasen Sic N Sbrsn 6srrH Goctor
oh rs nidt gdnS reht III. iein &ecept
MAIDEN III Iaiisn in
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Teuefte 0r3eiaen.
Slerue sueualaaulasn tpfteH:

usbsr % " Orte 2 Gents pro Bort.
Sic gsprie ~&erlanet". .8u pertauten" I'm per.
III etbeH" ~Edrtner perlGuet" Il. E.. ~. ipu IL bic
~aooreisn iIub Elm 9beIl Der S~ln3siaen uno muiitn tel
greiszNered,nuna ais @orte mitaes1hlt neroen.
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Chas. B~eyschlag's
Npofhefc, SOB Main Giraffe.

limb Shrs tusribs 3sIspbons obsr
Ioit'SsitsGIuns fur mas Sic pinidsn
m6ssn. bsicrss i'd ~ipfOrt!
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50 CRATES 6.
sludj uniere @Olfipieler berci,

dern ore Atunctionsu osr Snouitrte'
@o1e. iubem beuts. nm Wiem0riaIta9e,
Die 0oIfsS alion %el0fnet fDtro.
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Der observation-disclosures g.

'mloriuItos lit clio
heute, Greitas.
Seine 5eler lp,ro
otesmal IN ga
9roiie sum- Issten
Wlale ppn DEN
oIten. Burger
triegs &steroneu
9eIeltet lueroen. an
orten Steue funis