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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-11
MONDAY. AUGUST IL. 1919,


at go O'Clock r ~.
the property described In aforesaid
decd, to-wit: All that certain lot OF
land. with the improvements thereon.
lying and being in the city OF Rich =
mond. Va. with small part of the
same in the rear extended into the
County OF Henrico. Va. commencing
At a point on the north line of ~
street distant 50 feet and inches
west of its intersection with the west
line OF Twenty fourth Street thence
running westwardly along the said
north line OF IT" street 10 AN alley. and
fronting on the said north line of IT.
street thirty seven $50 feet, and eX-
tending back northwarlly from said
'front.' between parallel lines one hun
dred and hfty-four feet and ten and
one quarter inches U5i feet 10 Ia
inches) on its western line. which line
is The eastern lire OF said alley and
on its eastern line one hundred and
iorty-two feet three and one-half
inches G42 feet . inches). more or
less and being the rear half of lots
5, 3, 10, IL in block 1913 l-2 in the plan
of Paramount
TERMS cash to such sum as will
be necessary to pay the expense of ex-
ccuting this trust and pay n balance
on note of $1,000, with interest from
81 day of April. 1913; the balance, IL
any. upon such terms AS may be d.
rected by grantors in said deed.
GEORGE u. WHITE.
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Rral G5tare lllantfn
McVEIGH & GLINN
Want Your
RENTAL BUSINESS
Zeal estate JFor SALE
Farm Investment--A Bargain
TRUSTEES PUBLIC SALE

n acres in Chesterfield County; 30
acres in cultivation; balance cordwood:
fourteen miles OF city; IN miles OF
station. on Southern Railway. Six
room frame house. all new outbuild-
ings. Owner leaving country, and VIII
sell for SITS cash. Investigate this.
x 672. care Times Dispatch.
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Fredericksburg & Potomac R. B..
TO AND FROM FLASHING TON AND BEYOND.
Leave Richmond
nd I Arrivo Richmond

$50 81. Byrd ST. Sta,
fh.45 An. Ma In st. Sts.I
$50 An. Main 81. Sta.I
$40 A. VI. Byrd NJ. Sta.l
All. Byrd ~. Sia.I
noon Byrd NJ. Sta.'
100 Pm. Byrd ~. Sta.j
B.50 Pm. Byrd st. Sta.l
:t.i5 Pm. tlba Station
A5.l5 z Il. Main III. StaS
$50 =. VI. Byrd IT. Sta.
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recognized the officer. slammed the
door IN his face. and made a bolt tor
the rear door. There he met Ni,zer.
and hc gave himself up without more
ado. Smith was brougt to Danvnie.
where he was placed under bond Tor
mis- appearance before the Federal
Court. which will convene on Novem-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-11

Vi 80 Am. ByrdSt. Sta.
u l.s6 AN. Elba Station.
tll.3o An. Byrd ST. Sta.
fl.D0 Pm. Main st. Sta.
800 Pm. Byrd ST. Sta.
*6.2 Pm. RJrd st, ST.
@1.30 Pm. BY st. Sts-
800 Z. n. Byrd st. Sta,
lilly PM. Main 81. Sta.
: 300 night DyrdSt.Sta-
i22.JJ night hainSt.Sta.
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Trgal - otjre

IN THE LAW AND EoUI-
TY COURT OF THE CITY OF
RICHMOND.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-11
pelp G4antfb Jrmdlr

WANTED AT ONCE. Girls OVER ls
YEARS OLD IL STAMPING DE
PAkTMENT, AND ALSO EXPENI-
ENCED HAND PACKERS GOOD
PAY AND STEADY WORK APPLY
ALLEN Il GINTER BRANCH.
sEN ENTH AND CARY STREETS.
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Bu5lnsss Qppnrtunltp

DO VOC OWN LOT? IL so LET
us help you to build a home on our
easy monthly payment plan. II you
do not own property we Will buy
OF build you a home for the money
you are now paying as rent. See us
at once. THE STANDARD HOME
COMPANY, Gig Mutual Building.
Richmond. Va
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Jcr, DUAL anb 1llpon

QUICK FIRES, NO WASTE. USE Po-
ing, $40 per ton delivered. SAMUEL.
II. COTTRELL & SON. 1903 West
Marshall Street Telephone Madison
l77
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GOING TO SCHOOL THIS FALL IN
Nesugate our courses III business
shorthand and J"legTaphy. Low sum :
Wer tuition rates offered until Frida Y
ana positions secured free for grad
yates MASSEY BUSINESS COL
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Boarding


HANDSOMELY APPOINTED ROOMS.
with roard, for transient or perna-
nent guests MRS. CHAS. X. BOW
Frs and MRS. CABELL CAUTHORN,
li5 East Franklin street
ROOMS AND BOARD: REASONABLE
prices. sos East Marshall
FRONT ROOM. MODERN CONVEN-
fences; good board. 40 West Grace
street.
SECOND STORY FRONT AND OTHER
rooms; also table board 2o9 East
Gr:cc-
DESIRABLE ROOMS WITH BOARD,
September !: excellent table board
4ol East Grace.
THE VIRGINIA KITCHEN, 92O MAIN.
Forget your troubles; eat your meals
in peace and quiet. If off your feed
try change This is the place.
THE VIRGINIA KITCHEN. 900 MAIN
Never mind the weather Rest for a
while and mediate. \ meal here will
act as a tonic y trial Will convince.
1908 WEST GRACE STREET. LARGE
front rooms with board.
WANTED. a FEW BOARDERS; REA-
souable prices. S23 East Marshall.
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Neal estate oGantfu

LIST YOUR FARMS WITH }. A CON
NELLY 4 ca. Wiite pC3tal -or nee
bian&s
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1913-12-22

fers were bulging. 1 was impressed
with one feature, and that was the
apparent absence of anything like the
rough element, for unlike a mining
town, famous health resort does
not attract the rough element to any
great extent. There were only the
three kinds of springs there, except
an oil spring which must be petrole-
um, as no one used it, though it was
reported that its use on the hair
would make hair grow on bald heads.
Now since the first steps have been
taken toward making our own Ash
land into similar health resort, l
cannot help but wonder why it has
not been done long ago. We have
many more kinds of mineral water
and better ones than Eureka Springs.
and as to location, climate, fruit and
general desirableness, there is no
comparison. They have intense heat
and dust in summer and mud and al
most impossible roads in winter, and
all among almost inaccessible noun
tains, while here we have everything
in conditions as nearly perfect as
though it came fresh from the hand
of the Creator. The truth must be
apparent to everyone who stops to
think, that Ashland is an ideal loca-
tion for an all-the-year-round health
resort, so let us an wake up and
make it one. All we have to do is
to bring the waters into the town
and invite the world to come and be
healed. The necessary hotels and
other things would follow as
natural consequence. We need not
worry about them. OF course, there
is much hard work to be done to
bring this about, and two or three
cannot do it alone, SO let us wake up
and all help to bear the necessary
burdens and in short time we will
have people from every state in the
Union at our door, and all hard times
for Ashland will be thing of the
past CASSIE R. MINKLER.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1913-12-22
Mrs. Sarah Todd.

Eugene, Ore.-Mrs. Sarah Todd,
103 years old, and sister-in-law of
Abraham Lincoln, walked to the
polls this month and cast her first
vote. Grandma" Todd, as she is
familiarly known in Eugene, has taxi
en- a lively interest in the referen-
DUN balloting. Born in Kentucky
when that state was a wilderness, she
moved to Missouri at an early age,
and came to Oregon twenty years
ago. This was, therefore, her first
opportunity to enjoy the right of suf-
frage, and she was especially con-
cerned over the fate of the university
measure. Grandma" Todd will be
104 years old March 29. Her hus-
bands sister was Mrs. Abraham Lin
coin. She has been making her home
during the past ten years with Rev.
]. S. McCallum, who lives at 1855
Willamette street, this city.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1913-12-22
Dot Spacific Highroad.

To der Tidings Editerman: Dot
peas of yours is all right about der
weary traveller cooming up py Calf
nit der hot sands making his eyes
tired while he cooms, und dot when
he sees der apex of der Sisqueyou,
und look over, und pehold der fir
und der pine und der scrub oak on
der one site of der mountains, fur he
only see Won site to once, amt it?
Veil, py golly, der nest what nature
make for our puteful city is a jim
dandy, shure!
Now, thens, what apout dot spiel
of Mr.. Counselmans Bevers apout der
Specific Highroad acooming up py
der two-to-onst semetaris? Is dot
SO! Und Why is it?
Would dot weary travler won't to
rest NIT his eyes vile he go py dot
twin semetaris und shut 'em? Und
maybe run der car into der tree, or
amt it?
Gretchen, she say, der mans nit
der machine ven he see der semetaris
on der sites NIT der roat, will say,
"Py golly, Hans, dis town must pc
dying fast NIT semataris so soon
to-onst." Und is dot SO?
Maybe dot Specific Highroad would
go thru Mr.. Counsilmans Bever's
land and hellup him sell her, and dot
be shust A l nit him; und mappe
it don't, too, gee villikers! Any
hows, yet-a-ready, If it ist tree or
ate rods shorter, vot of it?
Wy not would dot mans on der
Specific Way want to go NIT der road
up, we're he half der fine view, der
bungerlow houses dot are fine too;
und der fruit rows; und der pulle-
ward dot is pully too; und der Nor
NAL Schulz NIT der puteful grove
und der prospects of not peing a
semetory, amt it; und der HospitIe
NIT it's name ter be changed to Gate
way Hospital; und sum oder lots to
sell alreaty plated, by golly.
Veil, you vest tell me dose tings
mighty queek und l nit Gretchen
will pack up Mr.. Bevermans, as we
voted NIT him for der counselmans.
Yours, auf wiederschen,
HANS SCHMIDT.
Dec. der 20, 1913.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1913-12-22
Ole
PeOp|e'SFOTuIll
The Springs.

| was much interested in reading
the article by Mrs. Sexsmith in last
weeks Tidings, and was forcibly re-
minded of my own experience and
personal observation at one of the
most famous health resorts in the
United States, that of Eureka Springs,
Arkansas. 1 was there in 1881, the
third summer after the first little
wooden shacks were built in that
wild gorge among the Ozark noun
tains. iS'
After tedious stage ride OF twen-
ty miles over the toughest of noun
tain roads, with the heat and dust
almost sitting, 1 reached what at
that time was considered the Mecca
of all good pilgrims, for the fame of
its healing waters was spreading like
wild-fire over the land. People were
flocking in from every state in the
Union, and buildings were going up
like magic in every direction. The
strets were hewn or blasted out of
the sides of the mountains and we're
so narrow, crooked and uneven that
every one walked with a cane in the
middle OF the street. There was so
little room in the narrow streets for
vehicles of any kind that the milk
man delivered his goods at the door
from two buckets slung over a mules
back. The buildings going up varied
all the way from small wooden shacks
on stills to four-story brick blocks,
and the mountains were covered with
tents and people. And yet with all
che drawbacks at the time | was
there it was estimated there were
$4,000 people there, and when we
consi Ter that all of them must have
come in as | did, by stage, as at that
time the railroad had not arrived, it
gives us an object lesson of what
folks will do to gain health. | often
hear that during all the 32 years
since that time the volume of float
ing population during the season has
never grown less, but will even now
average 10000.
used to sit for hours every day
on the wooden seats by the Eureka"
or Basin" spring, as it was called,
and watch the endless line of people,
each filling their lineup, then give
way to the next, each drinking their
regulation pint Of the life-giving wa
ters; for this and the Harding spring
were just pure, sweet, soft water, as
far as could tell, and tasted like our
own city water here. There was an
iron and a sulphur spring farther
down the gulch, but as far as could
discover no one drank from them,
and it was the Basin spring that was
considered the great healer.
In that endless lineup line we could
see the flash of diamonds, and silks
and satins trailed over the wet and
muddy rocks, while the wearer rubbed
elbows perhaps with a wan, hollow
eyed woman whose toil-worn hands
and scant attire told plainly of the
struggle it had been to get the neces-
sary funds, that she too might come
and be healed. All sorts and condi-
tions of people, bearing traces of all
sorts of disease, were there, but
money flowed like water into the
rough little town, and the city cof-
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1913-12-22

The worlds production of silk this
year has been estimated at more
than 54,200,0O0 pounds, a decrease
of more than 100000 pounds from
last year.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1913-12-22

If one cannot make himself or her
self pleasantly interesting and some
what important to somebody else,
his or her self is surely dismal fail
ure.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1913-12-22

Although woman may be afraid
of little mouse she never forgives
her husband for not being Carne-
gle medal hero.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1913-12-22

A boy is harder to bring up than
a girl-but to this rule, as to others,
there are exceptions.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1913-12-22

Seven generals offer surrender
is headline. Seven in the army
all generals.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1913-12-22

Your young physician very
speedily acquires a wise look,
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1913-12-22

No man succeeds unless he takes
chances; neither does he fail
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1913-12-22

More than watchdog is needed
to keep the woii from the door.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-04-11

bent oes Staatsperbanoes BON @iss
c%Uniin. miro eInen beIebrenoen @ortrag
hlIten iIber .9ie Nufgnben bes
9eutldnmerltaniitsn 9tatiunalbuns
bes". ludbreno es benz Staatsnreaniids
'or Wpris 0erIina i'll erlaIiea iein
Dlro. e'neu Sta6tl erein ms Hebsn 3u
ruien.
HaitOr Otto GnaeI. Der ale Mrranaes
ments 9elrOHsn. lit beitrebt be ioeaIe
Seite BEG Geulihthums in 9msrlta
berporsubeben, uno bat gu benz Gnoe
flr eineu beutiden &ortragscpclus
Gorge setraaen. fir lpelden er Brcf.
@rnit @OB. 8rof. u. n. 6Oblielo. Or.
6ans 6otdmann Col. gmil 8dnid.
Sulius S0rid u. q. gu eeminnen bofit.
Sem 2eitmotiu lit: 9eutih @merita
mus fir Die 3utunft ipresn; ipols
len mir neutih bletben. 10 miilien
mir beutih iein!
3as Htosramm fir oen erIten oeut>
iden 2lbenb. meIher ON Samitae in
&ooi's Salle in Scens geiebt piro, lit
elm lebr reidbaltigeS. 0Ornalt bat
pfenbdr Elm lRbr0uisewedtes uno reyes
3eutldthun.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-04-11
, 2 99iHentidaft uno 2atur.

.g2eIh' cine berrlits uno qeieanste
SADIE iii eS bod" Idrsibt 6err g..
Herna pom BOD %allrn. Soma. .oas
Die 8oriebuns es 10 einssrihtet. oas
Wtiienihpit uno Natur suIamnen ees
aearbeitst uno Elm 10 iuuhltbdtises
9rubutt. ipie 5orni's alpenfrduter.
gum g8obls Ser Nienihbeit berporae.
brndt BADEN, unb ocB aud Die 81.
i6rberuns lest 10 iiher uno ihnel
lit, oab sic 9eute in irssno einem
7t;,je Der @slt NIT oisism SeiImitteI
perior9t msroen fonneu. Bir wiinihen
Sbnsn iiir Sbre srUBar;ise Meoijin
Su banten."
9ds GsiibI zines 6abritnn;en mIste
in Der Ihat ishr abssltumtft lsin. tpenn
CT iplde Neu6erungeu mid, ~ itdsen
wlBls. Sic trdssu oa;u bel. oas 8e.
ltrsbeu. eins in ieoer S~esishune iuirt.
lid cute Nteoi;iu bersultsusu. ~ ere
muthiaen.
Dir jntersiiante @sidihte Der gnt.
osduna mo SsritsInna uou 6orni's
Ilpentrdutsr MIRO auf 8uuid irei uers
Mnu idretbe on: Or. Better
;sahrnsp & Sons Co, 1875 So.
Aue.. 9bicnsu, Sd.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-04-11
Cine mutpriide perionliffcit

pou lan9em Terbrehers Hetoro, BAT.
Grome. lit in ga GroIie. BE.
rlbnit" ODER noiorllh pielmehr murne
CT emit in Cmnba, no er BEN tleinen
Sobu oeS N{iQtondls Guoabp entflhrte
nno crit 9egeu ltm2res Qoie0elo lre,s
CAB. Seltber bat Grppe i'm aerter
uno ouRerbolb ossielbeu bepeqte 3sis
ten erIebt. Grit pur Elm puar 9aaen
Wuroe fr aus Dem Minneapoltier Mr.
bettShaule ent.allen, no MAI irob mar
thn ~tos;urueroeu. neil er RebeQton un-
ter ben anosrn Snlaiisn onltiitete. &or
orei Nipnaten mar Grotoe in ga Qrolie.
100 er lih ais Gpnuertit III Der Gun
Wttii on iehen uuo boren lteB, nber
ietne Setsbrung" bdIt ME Ianqe an.
Sur Seit 1T er in Der GENERALIZATION.
no ibn @oItSilt &snoliue lueaen 8e.
t%runtsnbett einlisIerts. Die Toliiet
modte i'm am lisbiisn aui Den Stub
briugeu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-04-11
antlide StimmenSdblnug.

3teleIbe purbe pom Stabtratb ON
6rettdg Nbeno por9snOmmen uno err
CAB, oaB &eisr 9ebuen Qeger Z. 3.
&rdoia ais 9 psrpiior Der 3. @aro
m,rtlth nit elmer Slimme urterIdQ;
be Summennbgabe mar, Liz beretts
bertdlet. i2S Qe9en 127.
0ret S;imTens8 ethbeiten ipureen
rurh ons Coos eGlidieoen. Is Qes
iulruen babel oils 5ricoensridter: l.
2eolo. q. 4rlebe liner 8. .. Murrap;
in Ger 6 8aro &ibnro &Obinlon uber
Na9uit SliOn. 81. s. @helplep, 90.
@ronon, Soiepb @iefer uno 6. 8.
2oomjs. ieoer hatte cine Stimme; II.
@aro, Nu9uit 9auB ilber Gbns. @eissl
uno albert 6elo.
Die ReluItale Der @dbIpriiiun9 fir
bic itaotildeu 8enmten lparen lple
folst:
@apor - Cri 3. SurenIen, 1854; 9ubn
9engler, 1861; u. s. McGaleb, 10; 3. u.
Mc9ttllan, /.
Staotihrttber - @omaro 8. Sofman,
1919; @oparo M'cFarlnu. S7S.
StaotihaBnetlier @eorae g8. Npuus,
1871; 4ouls u. 2nuaaue, 1874.
Gontrollenr - NlIllam S. 6ries, 29j7;
Oscar Souf, 1918; @eorae ancebcs, l..
Steue~ 9onmiidr - Soiepb s. 6riif,
2Sl3; 8eorQe gSlu, ir, 1885; Sobu, Asar-
quet 10; 5erltleIt, ,
HoIiseirlhier @bporb Grorpn, 2S23;
&iu q Yvpsu. 1888; Seriueui, 3.
Nrbeits GumniiGte r. Sohn &plmar,
2079; SSrib Shncl, 21S3 gSn. hemep,
1850; &bomas u. NicItultu, 1888.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-04-11
lluiaQs=G bronif.

&ouoplpb @trilti pom Q~anesboro, 10
Sabre oIt. puroe betm 3ulsben DON els
mem Valebols Shld9el, Der einem &ns
mernoen ou4 rcn 0dnoen flog, ms @es
ltdt 9~etroi5eu uup inlimm uerlebt.
Wtlu brndte i'm ms Ga @rO1ie Spltal.
SRI. &erna &nno1q BON Snalasfa
tpuroe bel elnem ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
nnbe Bangor II einem Bussn ges
ihleuoert uno brad, eiuen Nrm. Gin
tldfenoer Softer bate Die Yieroe l6su
gema6t.
Sac. Efelfier BON Ser Noroleits ers
lit betm Nbiteigsn BON elmer Gar an 3.
nno Sing Str. einen b6ien SAD. nber
mebr ldmer5bait aIs eefabrIider Nrt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-04-11
Nns Den 0eri9ten.

Dor 6rieoensrifter Daniels fam
cine aIose uOn Srn. 3. y. 6poe ssger
ben %trmolisr ieiner 6ahneriagm Qes
rooe lncDrIih BON Der Staotsrsnse. U.
3. Yteiiter. CUR @erbauelnno. Ntsiiter
bsbauptet an Der 6nrm &rlbeil III bas
ben uno nil bem pom 6ra. 6poe neus
%ernannlen Serpnlisr. Geo. 6. @ridion,
nttt 4lab MAIDEN. 9er Rihter ents
ltleo IA 9uniten pun Wleiiter. uno
onrfie ipeltere 4itisntion foleeu.
&or 8idter 8rinoleu lies Soiepb
Sihn, elm bInues guge uno nree
Sdrnmmen i'm 0eiidt ssigeno. eineu
8erbaltsbefebI ssasn ieinen Nelieu Sobn
Bitn ausfteQen, Der i'm an Nonms
uno 10. StraBe onsesriffsn unb mis.
bnnbelt baden Ioa.
Sm BOliSeigeriht muroen 6arrn
Billion uno 6rant &noblot) iueaen
S6l19eret UNI le Sl2.50 beitroft. 9ies
ielbe Straft ipesen dbnlldsn 8ereebans
erblelten 9bos. 0au uno Sen Weeoins
ger.
GIN 8erl namens ISM. NembohIe
BON Willon. @ls.. Der lih bier an eis
nent 3labrisen 9inoe un5ii6tise Nteis
betien erlaubte, nuroe BON HiGter
SrinoIeD prompt 81 2 Sabren j9udt.
bdus pernrtbeilt, uno er miro aisbalo
IN Waupun ein9elieiert peroen.
SIN GOuntpgerlhr murce oas @rbe
BON WenSet &arn, i'm @ansen lber
$4,000 betraSeno. ab9eihloiisn.
olllsiberlff Sitter brabte NothiIoa
SliOn, iuobnbait an o. uno Wtdrtets
itrabe nab Dem Srrsnbnuie in Mens
oOto, iule pom &ibter an9epronet. 9ie
4ermlte l6eint ~reli9l0s iiberselbnappt
III ieiu.
Ben. Gearmnn pen. 3atotn oriiben
betannte lih oes Riebltahls elmer llbr
bon 9beo. Seloemnnn nor Slpei Sabren
ihulol9 nno wurbe auf ltd]iig Gage
nGf Der Battle %uerbannt.
&ifter S~rinolso II nfte Sohn 8iha
UNI %l4 80 neil er leineu Gnfel Sos.
Sttd tbdlItb angeQriffen butte.
3te nnteriuhenhsu Ner5ie "beIanben
6rou MGttle Sobulon, 1909 iiiol. II.
StraBe, ais i~rriinnig. Ste glanbie por
oSdmar6bdnoern" usrIOIgI 81 iueroen
uno oab tore 6nmilie lie persjisan
ppllte. Gei einem 8tiuhe in Ntn.
neapOlis iubte iie GhuB in Der burti.
gen YOIlSelltntlon. uno Der that tie
oesalelten. Man w,ro lie nab Man'
OOta brtngen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-04-11
TX Suitcu uuo gd,spinoinGt.

Nulten uno Grt1ltungen. iuenu pers
notIaiilgt ptruriatsn itsts seidbrltte
Srdntbeitsu scr 9unee. 3as bette
Ding su thun. ruenn sic iih srtdi:s:.
BADEN. tit. OaB Sic iih cine 6Idid)e 0r.
atnsS 9tep TtStopern beIorsen. Sic
erbnIten 2inOsruus bon Der eriten Goiis
on uno lhl,cblit piro Der Snlten per'
ltiuiuosu. Z. i. 8romu uon Nuscas
olne. Ilc. pIPeiue 5rau lag su Sett
nit etnsm bartndtissn !SuItsn uno ih
claude auirihti3. oa6 ipeuu IS nift flr
Or. Sings 9teru Discovery geiueIen
tpire, 70 Iebie tie bsute nitt mehr."
Setdnnt ieit BRET uno pierSig Sabren
als Sds bette 9Rjttel sssen Snitsn uno
Grtaltun9su, 8reis soc uno 81.
GHpiobIsn non :. Z. gr5art, Ipo'
tbster.-(Nu;)
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BE- SIR Sranoiumnoen, C.netihs
nueen uno Verlesuuaen.

Die iflueLIlte uno iiherite Sur fir
Sranepunbsn, G.uetiduneen, 8suIen
uno SsrIssunsen, gntSlnounsen uno
ale Grten 6anttrantbeiteu 1T SudIsn
Nruiea Sable. Sn uier 5agen furirte
eielelbs Z. i. 6dflln pom Srbeu. Tsras.
BON elmer 8uuoe an oeiien Gntel.
fpelds ibnt 10 pisIs Shmsr;sn bereitete,
cdB rr tnnm im Stauoe mar. su seben.
Soate in leoem 6auie lei. Rur 25c.
g%mpiphIen pon 2. Z. Grbart Spos
thsssr.-(anS.)
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81 Ieiiten unier Itetes Streben.
Ob's uns 9elin9t muiisu Die
Iteben Seller entiheioen.
@ernoe oiefe drummer log
nns DEFENDERS am 6erSen. uno
penn mir iie teiisr uuo reid1ols
tiger bdtten MAIDEN t6nnen 10
mars iiter seideben.
Son unierem 10 nqssmein be.
liebten 81 un5kettsratb
oiir en- mir in aler Beideioenbeit
iagen, baB er bon 8ods gu 8O6e
Beieres ~Ieiltst uno nit isis
men bpbsren 3wefen ID d d It.
unO es iin6 ilrmnbr bObe
8wsde, fir Die er tdmpft, benin
wubres @olfswobt lit iein
3ieI. Seine beutige g IL
orreponoen55c ihnet iib
ourh @rObSusigteit uHo Shmuus
aus, uno nidt gum @eni9lten
aud our6 Sumor.
Or. d. 4inolabr bel6lpB
in lsbter Drummer ieinen bod)s
iuterennnten uno 10 uieIen uns
glItlidleu troitreldeu Nrlifel
iiber y8enerlihe Arants
beiten." @Siit sin roelifntee"
Sbsma, oas er behnnoelt, ober er
bat Is obne ole NuitOBigfelt Su
thun ueritanoen. Gie oarin 10
relhll6 entbnltens QuftIds
run9 miro tbm 2aue1oe
~ 0er5ensoont uerpflidteu
iuenn . Ibm ouh unbemuBt uno
%uerborgen 0leibt.
Ter 8rteftoiteu oes @ss
IunobeltSratbS III IN letner Il
%9enart nllgemsin ais uupers
gIeidlih a~uerfannt. or
ihletbt aug nem 4eben uno
ii oaS Gebeu. uno itetS 10
oaB 9tlemano nj 1en Ieluen
3ellen su Ielen braubt. Mas er
in ieinem beutigen Srieitalten
: ibreibt. reibt lib oem Nlters
be item an oas er III lsiiten e
beruiem. uno mas er ia9t tOmmt
ihm uUn wdrmIem . erSen II, uno
fam nlt)t dnoers ais III Ser
Scn Stben!
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nsg Ncrtrcibt frnnfe Soul
ihmersen.

Srantbaite Sppfihmersen, %laurer. sns
Tiger 0ta9en. llnpsrbaultdfeit uno Sld'
bun9en usrihwinoen lhnen, nahoem
mon Or. Sings Nem Site Bills einges
nommen bot. 9ieielben reinigen oas
BIut uno brin9en neuss 2eben uno
&rdite IN ben 8nrper uno ba8 Spitem.
Trobtren Sic oteielbsn uno Sic tperosn
iuohl Snfrieoeu iein. Cine ieoe 8ide
htlft. Seoe ShahteI 1T poa earantirt.
Treis 25c. G~mpioblen BON .. Z.
6 rbart, MISUNDERSTANDING.