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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1913-01-11
Asthma Catarrh Cured
Expert Medical Scientists Announce
Startling Results Obtained
BY Senpine.

NARttt Ek1tt<@f
Startling Results Obtained
BY Senpine.
New York:-Thousands are taking
advantage OF the generous offer made
by The Woodwork Company, Dept.
D., l161 broadway, New York City,
requesting an experimental package
OF Senpine. the great discovery for
Asthma, Hay Fever, Bronchitis. and
Catarrh, which Is mailed free OF
charge to all who write for It. 1t Is
curing thousands of the most stub
born cases. II makes no difference
how long you have been suffering OF
how severe the climatic conditions
are where you live. Senpine will cure
you.
II you have experimental with other
treatments and have failed to find 4
cure do not be discouraged but send
for a trial OF this wonderful truly mer-
tious remedy which is a scientific com
pound discovered by a Professor OF
Vienna University, and il being re-
commended by thousands.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1913-01-11
$4,000 IN CUMBERLAND.

Cumberland, Md, Jan. z. John Z,
C~avanaugh, proprietor of the Hotel
Cavanaugh here, has announced his
willingness to give bail up to $4,000
for the release of President Ryan, OF
the Structural Iron Workers, from
prison pending a new trial. Mr.
%cavanaugh says he regards Ryan as
entirely innocent.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1913-01-11
HUNTINGDON EDITOR DIES.
r. A. Mcdonald, Of the Heraid-ois
path Dead.

Huntington. w. Va, Jan. 6.-F. IS.
Mcdonald. 80 years old, editor and
owner OF the Huntington Hera.d.Di III
patch, died Sunday morning from
ur9mic poisoning. Mr.. Mcdonald
was president OF the West virginia
Republican Editorial Association aud
was prominent In the political affairs
Of the State
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1913-01-11
Moxed 10 Norfolk.

Mr.. Shirley Shaull and family. OF
West Burke street. have moved to
Norfolk, Va. where they will reside.
Mr.. ShaullAwill continue az sales
man and repairer Of typewriters.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1913-01-11
JAMES R. KEENE,
MILLIONAIRE DIED

lions From His Investments and
Lost Great sums-Reported 10 be
Worth Forty Millions When Hs
Died.
Jas. X. keene. millionaire truman,
died Thursdayat Miss Alsson's hospit'
al for private patients az ais o'clock
following an operation yesterday.
Mr. Keene was born In London, En-
gland, In 1888, and was the son OF a
merchant He received a good edu'
cation in the Lincolnshire private
schools. In 1852 the family emigrat
ed to California. and the future speeu-
lator was given his first employment
as a guard of an animal pass at Fort
Reading, Ca, when he was fourteen
years OF age.
While engaged In that work he saw
ed enough money In three months to
buy a mining outfit and became a
p~rospector. After spending several
years freighting. mining, milling and
stock raising he purchased a newspa.
per in California which he edited for
two years. Disposing Of his paper he
located In Nevada, where he purchas
ed mining property and sold II at a
big profit.
He then returned to California and
located in San Francisco. At the age
of twenty-five he refused offers OF
employment, stating that he had tai
ent for speculation. Becoming a
member OF the San Francisco Stock
Exchange he worked his way to the
presidency. In selling BONANZA
Comstock Lode he made s6,000,000
and later saved the bank OF Califor'
MIA from failure.
AT the age Of thirty.nine his health
became impaired and he started for
Europe, Upon reaching Now York In
1877 he found the stock market de-
moralized, and instead OF continuing
his trip to Europe he entered the mar
ket and cleaned up s. 5000. 600.
He began specializing In wheat In
ipoV7cl anu toEt FipTvrptVvV oat iaeIi
regained his fortune through other
speculations.
While in California he married Miss
Sara Dangerield. daughter of Colonel
Leroy Dangerfield. of Virginia. To
this union were born two children,
a son and daughter, both of who mar
ried. The daughter, Jessie. was d.
vorced from her husband, Talbot j,
Taylor. He is survived by his wife
and children.
Entering the field OF sport he be
came one OF the best known turfmen
in the world, and his colors have been
seen on all of the large tracks on both
sides of the Atlantic. His stable was
always a favorite with the betting
fraternity.
Today the Wall street men esti'
mated his fortune at forty millions,
the most of which he had made specu'
lating.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1913-01-11
MESSIAE'S GLORY
IS DRAWING NIGH
The Stones Announce the Signs
Of His Presence

Pastor Russell at Washington Temple.
The Beginning Of His Passionate.
Texts For Three Discourses Found
on the Front Of the Union Depot.
The Message Of the Hour--Nct the
Burning Of the World, but the Roll
ing Away Of the Curse and the uptift
of Humanity viii Result From Mes
siah's Kingdom.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1913-01-11

Don't use harsh physics. The re-
action weakens the bowels, leads to
chronic constipation. Get Doan's
Regulets. They operate easily. 25c
at all stores.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1913-01-11

Hives. eczema, itch or salt rheuIn
sets you crazy. Can't bear the touch
OF your clothing. Doan's Ointment
is fine for skin itching All druggists
sell 1t. SOC a box.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1913-01-11
elected Director.

AT the annual meeting of the Cum
berland Valley Relief Association in
Chambcraburg Saturday afternoon,
Mr.. w. A. Gard, this city was elected
one OF the six directors.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1913-01-11

Washington. DC.
Jan. 5--Pastor u
sell of Brooklyn last
week accepted a call
from the Washing
ton Temple Congre-
cation. Q York
Avenue and Thir-
teenth Street. After
some appropriate re-
marks re Washing
ton as the only cen
ter of influence SUI
perior to Brooklyn
mud IN an QnulIify
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1913-01-11

the Farmers Received Greater Divi-
dends Than Ever Before From
Their Observation-Disclosures Crops
Great.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Jan. THE
farmers of West Virginia got more out
Of their crops in 1912 than for many
years past, according to figures given
out by the Department of Agriculture
For most of the principal crops of
West Virginia the figures show that
the acreage was larger in 1912 thar in
previous years; the yield per acre
was larger and the total value of
crops produced vas also larger.
The number of acres planted in
corn in West Virginia in 1912 was
725, 900, while for the three proceed
ing years the number had been re-
spectively 707. 900; 0 1900, and $751;
O00. The yield per acre in 1912 was
33.S bushels compared with 25.7 in
1911, rs in 1910 and 1858 in 1903. The
price paid to farmers on December
]. was not as high in 1912 as in any
of the preceding years, being but Csc
a bushel in 1912 and ranging from
CSC to nc for the three proceeding
years. But, on account of the other
crops the value of the corn produced
in 1912 exceeded that for several
years previous being $15,92S,000 in
1912, while the highest for the three
preceding years vas $13,991 in 1911.
While the number of acres sown
in wheat in West Virginia in 1912 was
not quite as large as for the two pre-
ceding years, the production was very
much larger. And, although the price
was not as high as it had been for
three years past, the value OF the
wheat produced was much greater,
The number of acres sown in wheat
in 1912 was 1888 1000 compared with
2sS. 900 in 1871, 241, 600 in 1910 and
POS. 900 in 1909. The production OF
wheat in 1912 was 3,S7s,O00 bushels,
an increase of more than 100000
bushels over the previous year and
about S00,0O0 over 1909. The price
paid farmers for their wheat on De-
cember 1, 1919 was S1.ol per bushel
and The total value of the wheat crop
of 1912 In West Virginia was SS'4lz''
600 compared with $2,79700o, the
previous year, and $S,072,00 in 1910.
The number of acres planted IN
buckwheat in 1912 was $4,000 which
was exceeded but once in the last
four years. The yield was "a bush
els an acre which is as high as it has
ever been and the production was
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1913-01-11

ALBANY, N. ". Jan. silt was
announced that just before the ex-
piration OF his term. former Governor
Dix appointed Winfield A. Huppuch,
former chairman of the State Demo,
cratic Committee, as Y Pacific
Exposition Commissioner.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1913-01-11
Professional Cards
VENoRHcN POOLE
N ATToRNEy.AT.LAW.

WA give prompt attention to all
business intrusted to him.
Once on North Queen street over
i. A. snodgrass' drug store
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1913-01-11
WEST VIRGINIA
PROSPERED LAST
YEAR FROM FARMS
Bumper Crops Yielded Much
Revenue to the Farmers.
THE YIELD PER ACRE
LARGER THAN IN 1911

Last Year Was the Most Profitable
One In the History of hte State and
the Farmers Received Greater Diyi-
dends Than Ever Before From
Their Observation-Disclosures Crops
Great.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1913-01-11

For best results advertise in this
paper,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-02-28
Snnbesmilitar nab Seras.

0rei 3ise nit Bunoe smilitdr uon
Sort Smelling. @iiun., obeu paiiirten
ON SUnntas aui benz 8s9e nah Der
merItaniiben @ren5e in 2eras ourb
ga @roiIe.
Sn @alueitun MIRO oas Iesiment gu
ben oaielblt berei,s ltdtiouirteu Bans
%oestruppen ~fommen, 10000 Wann
tart in 8ansen. bic Hrdlioent Taft
onlelbIt mu'nrt bat. bereit III Ottrco
in Qttion III treteu penn es n0tbla letn
ioute u DER neue Brdlioent @t!Ion
oies fir gut erabtet.
IS 1T nobel eeblabelt bon oem Idei'
oenoen Yrdliosnten Gait oaB er I~einenl
gta6Iotser es ermO9liht. Su leoer
Stunoe IN Mtsr co etriuQreifen menn
bic llmitdnoe eS n0lb'g MAIDEN ioItsn.
iu boIten aber lit oaB es ntft seihlebt.
oenn es piiroe unierem Qanoe anorme
Soften peruriahen. uno on5 Guoe elmer
tepaifneten SnterOentipn mare ibmer
ab3ulebeu. 8as Commando iiber bies
les 6eglment uno anoere Eruppen bonn
gtoroen. Die ebeninas nuf Dem Bsge
nab SsraS lino, miro Got. @ettp fibs
rem. 3ie auoeren Truspen fommen
BON Sort S6er,oon in Gbicnao. Sort
&iIep in Widlsan uno Sort @root in
Nebrasfa.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-02-28
Gin mtrauriger &OrfaQ.

8on einem b0len unfau. Der iid ON
Gam tag Nahmittn9 bel y a q lie un'
len %ersignete. wiro wie folst berld)tet:
0err uno 6rau @eroi glarf, Die nit
ibrem l Sabre alien Sabp, in ibrem
Bu9sp iiBeuo cine Nusinbrt madhten,
oerloren, ois 9inter ibnen Die Ouppe
zines NutD srt0nte uno oaourb Die juns
gen 8rerbe iheuten, Die &untroae iiber
oiele mue nuroe 6rnu Glnrt 10 un9llds
lid nit ibrem &inoe, oas lie. um eS III
Ihisen. in lire Urine 9eIhlo1en bate,
aus DEM @aGen 9eidleuoert. bnB Die
6rau ouf oos aino fiet uno oieies los
fort t6btete. Sic ielblt erIitt einen fonts
pliSIrten Shulterbeinbrub uno lnnere
&er.ebun9en. Nuh GIarf wuroe ichruer
perIeBt, oa err iid beim Stnrse aus Dem
Wogen Don oen l9i9eIn niht freimnden
tonnte uno cine Gtrede mitoelfleift
puroe. Die Gieroe rannten nod Siuei
WelIsn melt. bis lie in eine'n 0rohts
snun hdn9eu biieben, tupt2i oaS cine
Hlero iih nod 10 ihper perlebte. ooB
es erihoilen iueroen muBte. Die arne
Wtutter lit iber Den tra9ilheu Ioo lbs
res 2iebllngs ldlt o Sinner.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-02-28
Sterni6nuppeH.

Git lit nidts unersrin6'
lider ais Die 0berfld1li6fei
Der Wieniden.
rs 6euer' unb Qebsnsper heruna.
Nuslhrei5en uOn Seiistiieln anO 6ppos
tbeten uno @elouerleiben su 5 8robent
auf Ga Grolier Siderbeiten lit meme
Spe5iaIitGt. q. 8. SoiS, 624 Suo
Z. StroBe. geibe '8bones. Nnj.
= Gin 8OItclert. Der elm 8adst unter.
iu6te. oas Bienen entbielt = ihreibt
cine 6itlihe 3eituna - bat oas @e
liibbe sstban, IN 3utuuft Die Snbaliss
erfldruns Der Batetr fir r iatis bin.
nsbmen 5u wOlen.
Infer 9ebensmes 1T elmer Gis.
bn aIeih; uenu Die Come oeS
@liids oarauf ideint. miro er leidt
f4Iapfrts.
- Nihts m6aen oft Die 9eute lieber
aIs iuenn man ibnen Die SO abrbei /
iast = iiber Gnoere.
= 8sneibe @iemano I'M lein bisden
Slid; bu DeiBt ni6t ME tbeuer er's
ertauit bat.
{ Sir bsiieren 8usbienit bat Gales
piae an Die Staais. gi lsnbabntommiis
lion petitipnirt. Nab Der Seifperoe
milieu Yaiiasisre. Die Mbenos BON Ga
Groue 5urldtebrsn. in Erempealenu
bis UNI ndditen Nioreen rpnrten. falls
Der 3mei9Sus o 2rempealsau bsretts
nab 8alesp,le absefabren lit.
- BIS sum 3. Mtdrs miIien ulio ole
Ganotoaten ansemeloet lein. UNI ibrer
Namen uuf oos Yrimdrpabl. Balut sll
betommen. @5 iplro bier &esiitrntlons.
t19e 9eben. am 10. uno IL. Wtdri, Gun
is. nno 20. Wtdr5. uno DIE 6anptmnb!
fdat in bleiem Sabre auf BEN l. Mpril,
ben Harrentng.
.GiuD Sunoop" bat einen Wad.
frIser in Dem friberen alopi;e6ter
Nib WcGrD". Ter 1T eten a0s
@%pauoeliit qemoroen. Gr miro's iii.
men Nnodhligen Qroentli6 alic e / II f..
blGuen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-02-28
Yer(ammfrng mmo 2Seamtemwa6f oes
Gentraf- gereins.

Sn oisIer &erlammluna tuir6 5r.
90 oris 5erIing. Der Orsaniiator
oes Staotsuerbanoes. anpeieno lein.
or. 6eriins iuiro ben MiteIieoern ale
pom Staatsuerbqno bis heute erSielten
@rfoise berihten. nit linen beitimmte
5ro9en Iber bic 3utunft beiprefen uno
piro bauptidhlid elm ssmeinlames Nrs
beiten sur 56rberuns u~nierer Beitre.
bunsen auSubabnen iu6en.
6r. Serlins lit fein Sh6nre6ner; er
ipriht. ME man Su iasen pfIest. pie
ibm Der Shnabel 9etpahien lit. aber
bas mas er 81 iasen bat. lit leidt per.
ftdnolid uno uiro tets ipmpntbiih
aufsenommsn, uuo ihOn oesbaIb iouten
Iih piele BeIuber einiieQen.
NliO. ale Gersinsmitslieber unb aud
Geutihe. bic bis jsst teinem 8srsiH
onseh0rten, iid aber benz Central.
Berlin NIT eiuem iabrlifen Beitrae
BON nur so Gents anSniblieBen
wiiniden. iuaien niht peridumeu, ourd)
ibren BeIud iih nit ben 8eitrebunsen
oeS 8ereins einueritanoen su etfl1ren.
uno mit5ubelfer oil Der sro6en gultura
arbett oes 9eutIdibumS in Nmerifa!
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-02-28
Gin S6aOenieuer.

Gin Shuppen bel Der outage Der
neuen Wuiierwerte. 6flih bas Oat
@roue 5risobofes uno Der @eitsru
Continuation so. ssb6rie. 1T bsute
Jrlb ourb 5euer 5%eritDrt woroen. Ser
Gerlult betrdst se9en $500, uno lit i'm
2aufe oes 9usss bereiis nit benz 9nu
zines II Shmppens ~bs9onnen iuors
ben. Eas 6euer entitano I'M aeliels
bduie nebennn. uno ben Nrbeltern ner
s. 80. Turner Go. Die in Der Warlf)
HObren iegen, 9elang eS mertbuolle
Saten in 5iberbeit Su brtn9en.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-02-28
Cine Sod;eits= SOpae.

Gin Haar pOm @eiten. s o b n
ani9bt bon 4et. Soabo, 100 er cine
9coBe Jarm beliSt. mi 9p 8eeb
bon @lberta, Iiid.. uerihafftFu iib
bier eine 6ofieitslicens uno mcrb Die
0ohSeit bier s~eieiert. ST lit 20 Sabre
alt uno ie Sc Sabre. uno pte Der ers
rOlbenoe Brautlsom Dem 9tcenSclert i'm
Wertrnuen Io9te, luaren iie lhon leit
So Sabren uerlpbt.
BON elner 10 lanQeu Serlobun9 tpeiB
nniere ibnellebiee 3eit ni6ts. uno Dem
Yaare bari man idUn ibrer 9reue tuss
gen aQes mD9Iihe Slid ouf Den ses
melnIamen 9ebenSwe9 milnIdeu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-02-28
6odieits9loden

SeirntbSIl3euien wuroeu on iolaenos
Bizarre ouSaeitelt: Clarence Dahl uno
Gliiabelh Nm60lt ron MinbeI. Miun.
Sobn 9Oremau ulo W4rtba Sorsmnn
uon @ptoii. Minn.
Rihter 9lefber :raute : phn6ors g.
0 &utoT oriben nit ietner
9 tpeiter MARTA 6orsmar n.
Die BON 6Oramdu's @ltsrn oils CT nod
Elm &nabe par an atnoesitelle aOoptlri
wOrosn mar, 10 oaB alip tsine Sluts.
per onotid)oit portiest. Nuf cine Sps.
stollcenS bin muroe Die Erauuns iofort
ucrgCuommen.
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Gin Miipantcer ,.zd,arfrifls

VIII uIuI fItuj
ter" auf $4,000 pertloat! Gle apls
gen elmer &eblfopfpperat o N an
DEM il gen 6raut &. @utmam hiloen
Den @s9enltano elmer BON Dem 81ter
oes annhtn. 6ront g. @utmonu. in
oeiien Nanen tn M'iltunutee ein9ereits
ten ShdneneriNbtIa9e Qegsn BEN Arst
Or. z. y. Ibtl. IS piro IN Der
q ,daelhrltt bebuuptet. oab iih nan Der
pom Or. lbju IN Cttober 1911 uouSOs
genen 0nlsOpernllpn elm 81 d. ~ ii t
2eblippf QebiIoet uno ieiue
Sprehprgaue beaintrddtiat babe.
Nuh fam er nift mebr oroentlid)
! dImfen. Ia Der &lase weroen
$40 600 @ntlhaot9una o%erlnn0t.
Die belhriebsnen Spmptums limb Die
gem o5nIthen SoI9en FOLDER gan;
uno gar unnolglgsn 2eblfopisO perntis
omen. Die man NIT uolIem Hedlte OILS
mutbmllI9e w e n d hinoerei
beS iduen tann. Nber 9eraoe Iplhe
0%perat,onen ruetoen tagtdslih ilber oOs
QanSe Hnuo bin su tnuienoen uno
a~bertauienoen nussethbrt. SdIisBlih
lpsroen ipohl Die 81 srihte o,sisn mo-
oernsn 6olterfnsdten elm 3iel ieesn
mliIIen. heun aus etaensr Snisiotue
wsrOen lie es. troe ibrer iortssiseten
dirur9lidsn MlBsrioIss, O%fisubar n
tbun,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-02-28
SergniignHgs=@ egweiier.

Riipu. Seocn Rdhmittoe uno Nbeno
sranoelbiloer uRo Iluiirlrte Sieoer.
gaiiuu. 3eoen RnhnItitag uno AbeHo
9snnoelbiIoer uno iluiirirte SIeoer.
4nric. Seoen Rnhmittae uno Nbeno
Nnnoelbiloer uno iluitrirte 4ieoer.
ga Grofe 1heater. Nnneelbtloer uno
iluitrirte Gleoer.
Ulaieftie. Seoen Rafmittng nno Nbeno
Reubepile BorfteauHeen uno BoHoel'
blIoer. 3meimoI,ser &e6ieI Ieoe &ode.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-02-28

ben. Die 8eamtsnpabI bate eisentIih
idon in Der Iestsn DECEMBER. 8eriamms
lung oonItatten gsbsn ioaen, ober es
batien iih 10 iuenis Bsiu6sr sinseiteIt,
baB mon es fir bns Bette bisIt. oieieIbe
5u perldieben, unb boft Der 8oritano
suOerlidtlid BOB ii4 am ndhlten
9ienstag 4benb cine sroBe Nn5abl
Mitslieoer unb 5reunoe oss Tereins
einlielen iperoen. Namit nit ben 8es
iddftsn beS 8ersin5 Uoran9esan9en
iueroem tunn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-02-28
Mns ben Werihtcu.

Eas Geitament 0 @hriit. Geterion
muroe i'm observation-disclosures er6fis
nj OaS @rbe uon ca. $4,000 ialIt Der
5rnu uno 2O6ter II. uno Sobn Strees
ter III orr gerpolter.
SIN Boliseigerld. beSablte Carl Gan.
i'm ppn SouitOn oriibsn fpesen ilbers
s,pBem Tnrit nattrdsli6 oatiir s12 so.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-02-28
Gine0lrbeiter,V erinmmluma fcnb

unter ben Nuipi5ien beS Traos &
2abor Council an W2ittpo9 Nbeno in
Der alien 4iiociatiOnsSale itutt, UNI
9e9en cine @eiesOOrluse, e'n9ereidt Don
unierem Bertreter s. Z. SOOo uno
9esen bic Snouitrie' Gommiillon eerihs
let. 5u prOteitiren. Stnatsorgnniintor
8eber ma Der Reoner. Die 8il 1T
ilbrigenS bereit8 ~uerporfen mOroen. 10
oaB bic 8eriummluns eisentIid ibren
3 ted uerieb.te.
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3u perfaufem Ooer su p~ermietbem.

rlnter5eihneter wiiniht ieine 320
Ider 5arm in Boone Gounip, Nebr..
81 perpohten ooer aud bllis gu uer'
%taufsn. 100 Nder in &Osser. 40
Nder sobmsn @rdiern. SGs ibri9e
@eice, quite 8erbeierunsen. ytabe
Shnle uno Store. @uie 9elegens
belt ilr einen itreblamsn Winnn. 9tdhere
@ln5eIbeiien eribellt b~ereitlpiqlgf
III. d. Sell, AvOca, Nebraska
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-02-28

n 9ienftns, ben A.
Ntdr5 ~beginnsno
nm 8 nbr Nbenos.
finoet in Der Ser
mania 9aae bic
8isrteliabr S'Bers
iammluns D .
Central s8ereins
itatt; in oerielben
iOasn audi Die Be'
nmten iir bas
ndbite Bersins'
iahr 4emdblt fpers
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Wisconlin.

Spebeu tit in Nppfetpu oos
Ntttglteo elmer 6amilie inuerbalb
Snhre@ ourh oen FOB onbiuse'
iuoroen. Ter iest Ssrliorbene III
0srmnun. Gr srIas einem
SdInsdnloll @dbreno oss Iestsn Sab
res itnn ORE isiner Sriloer uno Siuei
Shwsiiern aeitorbsn.
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2loti3.

Gs msroen %geasntpdrtj0 &drten in
Der Stoot pertheiIt, oie iif aui meiue
Npolbsts beSlshen. Soften Sic cine
lpIhe 2arte 81 0anoen betummen. 10
bsmobreu Sic oieielbe gut aui, benin lie
1T IS Gents in Sonr9elo tperth fir
Sic, meIl Sic init oieier Sarte uuo %
Gents cine $l.00 6laid>e bon Dem be.
riibntieu Snoian 8nsSop Nitters bel
mir betommsn t6nnsn. Tieiss Wiitel
bat lid gar auBsroroeutIih beipdbrt hi
&benmotlsmus. Slntltoruussn, Waaens
letNen, uno 9tterens une 9eberbelhmer,
ben. Nber fir 0ulten uno @rt1ltuneen
tOnnen Sls tsiu beiisrs$. idnsGlsres uno
ilhereres N.itteI betpmmen oils Die
@rap's yt, bn Sonta Suitentur in so
Gents poer 800 6laideu. llno Bots
ODER Observation-Disclosures fir iraeno
ettuns aus Der Npothste bslprae ih
Ipfprt. Ndtunasuon Sbr
Vbas.
Mppthefcr,
503 Main Ctr. "a Grpfe.
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2r. Sina'S Icip 2isrcpcrp

Slntttt Die 2uHasu une ben 9nls uno
belt ben troHliten uno atuteu 0uiteu.
eS eniternt paS ttsIihe @eiubI I'M oalis
uuo lduect Iejn. Rshuteu Sic teius
anosre YIeolilu. Menu Ste Is stnmaI
eebrautt baben. rerosn Sic ss INNER
9ebrnuden. 3u tauieu BET 7. Z. 6 %
Ipptotter.
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Tarm su ~berfanfen.

7ie 9ohauseu 5urm, beltehpnb aus so
Nder 9aRo On Der State 8oao ecOlie Roao,
iehs Nleilen pon Ga grpie. maB bis sum
Is. Ndrs pertduft weroen. Sur Irels uno
B~ebinsunoeu p0rsulpreheu in Ter Ciice
oes County Sdasmeiiiers i'm COURTEOUS.
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Mme Mmaebote auF ben Ban ocs

Nuoitorinms Der @~opernorS 8uaro
limb ueriuOrien moroen, neil oieislben
idmmtli6 ar bod tparsn; bas nieori9ite
betrus $48.0 900 uno lino Die Nrditst'
ten nngeWieien moroen Die Y!dns 81
dnoern uno mad neuen QnsebOte aus'
5nl6reiben.
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Siitoriife @rinnerunaen.

6iitoriihe @rinnerungen. Der
Billion @OIwea YOiten wielerte leete
@ode i'm @purtboule 2tncoIn'8 uno
@aibinaton's @eburtstags. or. 8 8.
9I9btboop uerla8 babel einen Brief
8~albln9ton's in oeiien eigener 6anos
idrlit DEN 6ru. Qigbtboop's Sobn BON
sJner @nteIin General 8Ottsr's, zines
ReuoIutipns.Tatrioteu. erhnlten.
Ter 8rief mar ON Nbtno ienes
ihretlifen @intsrs bel @alep 5pree
IN General Better geiftft luoroen uuo
enIblelt Die Oroer, Stuei 5rauen ourb
Die 9mlen paiiiren iu loiisn.
HtOi. NIbert 9artp fubrte Den Tors
iis.
SEQ. Nttinion iIberreidte osm @ilicn
@olluea Bot elm ihones BlIo uon Betiu
NoB. iUie olelelbe DIE erlte Nmerltanlld]e
6Iag9e aniertigt.
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W Ber gelo.r gu mdsis.n 8infsn lti'
ben mt hte, einen uerldBlihen Rotbasber ilr
DEEDS unb NPortgnees brnuht. obsr @ele
aui quite Siderbeit nusleiben mill, penos
Ff an 80. &. Sidifh, lber benz Bnuiisn
Shuhs@ei6dft an HeorI Str.
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IN SOS Nnseles, Californian.

Sn eos Wngeies, Californian.
Dem an9ebIt6en Winterparcc!ss. 9at rs
neultb nidt II 9efroren. l%Onoetn audi
&c hneit. 3as mar ollerolr az Der
erite Shnee felt uielen Sabrtn. Ta3
allma in Nmerlta lheint etnem ESsd'.l
untermorisn 5u iein. Som 9toroen
miro berthtet, oaB man Skies Sobr
einen nuBer9ew6bnlib mlIoen 8 inter-
I'm noroDhlihen CANADA nno on Der
nttnntiihen 3iite babe. Selblt in
NInsti iuirb Der 8inter nnh uno nab
ertrd9Iih. 3ogeeen war es talt i'll
5tolien uno 6rontreid. iomle i'm iubli>
den Californian.
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IN elmer ainHdlts. puntarte BON

&1H 2tHNulIesROHIuCIe uDH
Ct. 2bomaS i6telbt uns 6r. Geo. s.
8uno:
nGbarlotte Nmelie. Der einiige 6nien
an Der Spibe elmer %tisitn. lanoums
ihIoienen 8ai. uno iiber peIhen iif
eie Nnboben terraiienl0rmis erbebeu. lit
cine Der mnIerilhlten Stdote BON @eits
Snoten. @ie in ganS @sits Snoiem
finoet mon aud bier non @el6eu nur
menige Omen. loult beitsbt Die ges
opIterung gang aus @ln9eborensn uno
Sbwar5sn."
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t Ter bsit. ttutfhen' uno @tpdd'
ma0eubienIi in Der Staot wiro Sbnsn pom
Der @atepap gttp 9ransfer oo
aeliefert. Bdones 179.
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Gin fleines Seuer, oas aber

YIN tIetnes pSeuer, oas dbet
obne srOBsn Sdaoen ssI6idt wuroe.
brad bsute @n6mittas in Der ga
@rolie Stridf1brit. 40 0oro 2. Cir,
aus. 8ie Der BIis rua leittes Nate'
rial in Jlnmmen. nber bic 6~eusrwebr
mar nIsbuIb an 8lube uno bsu9te
srDBerer @efobr Dor.