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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1913-09-11

FOR SALE-146 acres on Squaw
creek, near Sweet, nearly all bottom
land, so acres in cultivation, good
house, granary. Good stock ranch,
plenty of range adjoining. $50 per
acre. Apply to J. H. Tucker at Hot
Springs ranch, or this Office.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1913-09-11

Some of the largest and most de-
licious watermelons of the season
came from the DR.. Greene fruit farm
on the South Slope. Many weigh
from so to 60 pounds each.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1913-09-11
CHURCH NOTICES.
Latter Day Saints.

Services on Sunday as follows: Sun
day school at 10 a. m. Regular SER
vices at 2 p. m. All are invited.
George +. Smith, Bishop.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1913-09-11
Woman has Narrow Escape.

During the heaviest electrical storm
of the season the residence of Lee
Lisenby, about mile southeast Of
Thunder City was struck by light
ming and the building and contents
consumed Mrs. Lisenby was alone
in the house at the time and was rem
dered unconscious, but recovered in
time to escape from the building.
TIL bolt struck the bedroom and the
flames Immediately enveloped the
whole building. The bolt was seen to
strike and the flames burst up by Will
Womack, the Thunder City black
smith, and number of men rushed to
the scene and by hard work saved the
grainary and barn. The loss, about
$4,000, is total, the insurance having
expired recently.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1913-09-11
school at 10 a. m. each Sunday.
Kenneth l.. Houlder, Rector.
Catholic.

There will be no services in this
church Sunday, on account of the i'll
ness of Father Refs.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1913-09-11

FOR SALE-Corn harvester, $3.50.
One boy and one horse cuts corn as
fast as two men can shock. B, C.
Bertleson. 47-3t
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1913-09-11

the furniture, S. E. corner Second and
Wardwell streets. See F. j. Bliss or
Roy Moore, or address F. Moore, 1882
Las Palmas Ave-, Los Angeles, Calf.
48-4t
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1913-09-11
SCHOOLS OPEN SEPT. %
Pupils Should Attend First Day
Recitations Begin at Once.

REGULATIONS Begin at Once.
The city public schools will open
Monday, September %, The system
is so well organized in all the depart
ments that lessons will be assigned
and recitations heard from the very
start. 1t is highly important that ev-
cry pupil be in his place on the first
day to receive instruction so neces-
sary in starting new subjects. The
major part Of ones success in any un-
dertaking depends upon good com
mand of the situation at its begin
ming. This is true in the class room.
The student who does not have the adj
vantage Of the teachers instruction at
the beginning will be seriously handi-
capped, and may fail on account of it.
High School.
A large enrolment is anticipated
in the High school All students will
be assembled in the auditorium at 9
o'clock, where they will register. AT
this time courses Of study will be ex-
PialHtu anu PlpkidhAo oubihibNehs
This preliminary work can be accom-
plished in one hour. Students will
then meet the teachers in their re-
spective rooms, where classification
will be made and books distributed.
All students should be in school on {
the first day Those entering late
will work at disadvantage. Teach
ers will not be expected to work after {
hours to help students make up work '
lost by absence. Back work can be S
credited only by examination.
Students who have not completed S
credits will be admitted to advance t
classes only by special permit from g
the principal $
The superintendent will be in his e
office September II and Is for consul
tation with students or patrons.
Assignments.
High School, s.
Miss Alice Holverson, Assistant ID
Principal, Home Economics. y
Miss Educe Pammel, English. p
Mr. Ray ]. Baker, Science. b
Miss Mary F. Williams, Latin and fl
German. n
Mr.. J. P. Butler, History and Polit- u
ical Science.
Wardwell School n,
Miss Jessie Wayman, Eighth grade, te
Room 8.
Miss Ella S, Edwards, Eighth grade,
Room 16. "
Miss Eva Mingus, Fifth grade, p
Room 4. VI
Miss Vera Ewing, Fourth grade, .
Room 6. W.
Mrs Sadie Blackler, Third grade, nc
Room s. ~
Miss zada " Brown, Second grade, =
Room 2. W.
Miss Alma Thorman, First grade, va
Room 7. hu
Miss Nellie Gafin, First grade, Or
Room 1. Ie
Longfellow. NJ,
Miss Daisy L. Chandler, Seventh -.
grade, Room l, w.
Miss Edith Stobbs, Seventies Sixth, a.
Room 4.
Miss Nellie Hinchlifr, Sixth grade, n we
Room 3. .L a
Miss Blaneh Fowler, Fifth grade, va
Room 2.
Lincoln School.
Mr.. J. w. Tyler, Sixth-Fourth,
looom /. egl
Mrs. ]. w. Tyler, Third-First, Room I'M
we
Emerson School.
Mrs. L. p Bayston, Fourth Third, -
.oom /. 'o'
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1913-09-11
Ladies' Calling Cards

. We make speciality of calling Q
. cards at The Index office. Call 9
3 and inspect samples. 9
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1913-09-11

TAKEN UP-Two small pigs. A. F.
Hopkins. as
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1913-09-11

Mccall patterns at John & Meow
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-14

we start the season with great SALE as style show
ior we oeheve from keen
your appreciation OF style
saving when quality not sacrificed We only secured
"onde1u stock OF merchandise this
have been able put prices so peasngy low The few
examples quoted here Will show the seeing
at Cohn's" - a'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-14

,ts Of the world have we brought this great
binps to delight the feminine fancy-the greatest
and designers have sent their best The selec
in every respect-it represents all that's correct
a rabes accessories dress goods silks millinery
W. ;ces that belle the values, low have they been
'u r,me Monday and give your eyes and your purse
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-14
KANDK ERCKlEFS
At Special Prices

In the fascinating review OF the new
creations in all kinds of wearables for
the coming season, don Z forget tho lit
tie things-savings here well worth
while
Women 3 plain hemstitched or one cor
ner embroidered handkerchiefs. all
pure linen, full 25c value. 1Sn
Monday and week, each. -. IL SN
A fine sheer handkerchief with colored
border and colored elongated initial,
absolutely fast colors, 1Sn
each -. -. -. . IL O&
A fine initiated handkerchief for either
women or children. 6 in package. each
with different styles of EN- 6Dnn
broidery, for the half dozen. - OG
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-14
cORSETs---THE sEcRET OF PERFEcTF FiT


The exlrn $3.50
styles fo every dup;he Nemoa
oratcrs
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-14
In the Lace
a n d n eek
wear Dept.

We are showing a complete sslsc.
ton of all the new exquisite laces
for autumn, 1918, and every recent
creation in novelty neckwear-at
prices well illustrated by the follow
ing.
New shadow nets, 36 70 42 inches
wide, so popular for tho new net
blouse, different width edges TO
match to be used for trimming. We
are showing an unusually large line
of these goods from 75o to a4.5o a
yard.
New Camisoles, for wear under net
blouses, tucked and ribbon trimmed,
made from dotted net or plain, 75c
and S1,00.
Ii to 17-inch Camisole, dainty lace
with beading at top and bottom,
used in place Of corset covers. SOC
to s5c yard.
New net neckwear, dress sets,
fichu effects. collars, rufflings in
endless variety-25c to $500.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-03

To HEAR APPLICATION
OF NEW FERRY CONCERN

A hearing on the application OF
the Perth Amboy and Tottenvllle
Ferry Company to operate a ferry
line will be heard tomorrow after
noon before Dock Commissioner
Calvin Tompkins. A letter from the
commissioner invites the Board OF
Aldermen, members of the Board OF
Trade and anyone interested to be
present. Chairman o. w. Ramsay,
of the executive committee, has ap-
pointed a delegation to represent the
board,
With the granting of the desired
franchise the new ferry company
will have obtained all necessary
rights to operate its proposed line be-
tween this city and Tottenyille.
Plans for the proposed slip on the
former Acker property at the foot OF
Bentley street in Tottenville were ap-
proved by the department OF docks
and ferries on Wednesday.
The delegation appointed by Mr.
Ramsay follows: Mayor Ferd Car
retson, Sidney Riddlestorifer, A. Z.
Clark, Joseph E. Stricken and Robert
L. Fowler.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-03
LOCAL
NEWS MI

Theodore e. Anderson, who
furnishes horse and wagon hire for
the fire chief and city electrician to-
day supplied the city electrician and
his assistant with a new wagon.
City Electrician Jay B. FRANKIE
has installed an electric gong In the
rear of stalls in Mcclellan Engi1e
Company's fire house to hasten
}orses when released in responding
TO an alarm.
james Currie has returned from
Elizabeth to take a position in ,nls
city. He was formerly employed
there.
Algonquin Lodge No, IA,
Knights of Pythias, will meet tonight
in Odd Fellows hall
"A meeting of Court Perth AM
boy, Lady Foresters of America, will
be held tonieht in Foresters' hall.
Loyal Council, Daughters of
America, will meet tonight in Eagle
hall.
"A monthly meeting of the Sun
day school board of Simpson Meth
odist Episcopal church will be held
tonight in the lecture room of the
church.
-Patrolman Hartung reported a
leak in a water service pipe in front
of 1877 Washington street, between
Division street and Park avenue, last
night.
"A woman who claimed to be i'll
was removed from Central railroad
train to the Island House last night
by Patrolman Calvin.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-03
GRAHAM & McKEON,

General Contractors.
Excavating Grading. Etc Sand.
Gravel, Broken Stone. Carting Etc.
244 smith ST. 225 New Brunswick Az.
Telephone 215-L 1S0-R and 422-J.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-03
Has Fit on the Street,

Willitm H. Handerhan who oper-
ntes a fish market at 126 Fayette
street was seized with a fainting
spell while walking in front of the
New York Five, Ten and Twenty
Five Cent store at 319 State street
and staggered into the doorway of
the store where he fell PROSTATE,
about $3.50 yesterday afternoon.
Many not recognizing him and think
int he was intoxicated, passed him
by. Finally two young men helped
him to his feet and assisted him
home, where he soon recovered.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-03
HIGH SCHOOL ENGLISH
GLASSES TO DEBATE

"The United States should In
crease it's navy" was the topic
chosen this afternoon for debate be-
tween two English classes in the
high school. Miss Fletcher's G dl-
vision will debate against Miss HUFF
fords A division. 1t will be held
in the high school auditorium. The
date has yet to be decided upon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-03

Irwin Kreielsheimer, of Smith
street, was entertained by friends in
Newark over the week end.
Miss May Carey, of South Ambov,
was the guest of friends in Smith
street Saturday evening.
Charles Timmins, Jr., of South
Amhoy was entertained by relatives
| in Water street during the week end
Mrs. J. Miller, of State street, Wis.
| tied relatives in New York over the
week end.
| Louis Ungar, of New York, spent
| the week end with his parents at
their home in Park avenue.
Max Halpern, of High street, spent
Saturday in New York on business.
Joseph Connsky. of High street,
was the guest of friends in New York
yesterday.
Guy Hunter, of North Hackensack,
| was the guest of friends in State
street. yesterday.
Miss Katherine Rollin. of Broad
street, was the guest of friends in
Sewaren yesterday.
Miss Alice Poulsen, of Paterson
street. was a Matawan visitor yester-
day.
George Shorebor, Miss Eta Vein
stein and Morris Cohen, of Elizabeth,
We're entertained by Mrs Sarah
Cohen at her home in Fayette street
yesterday.
Samuel Kaplan, of Fayette street,
| spent the week end as the guest OF
| friends In Matawan.
Mrs. George Spiegal. OF Brighton
avenue, visited friends In IJCw York
yesterday.
William Poulson OF Prospect street
| was in New York on business Satur-
| day.
Adrian Lyon. Of Gordon street, was
entertained by friends in New York
! Saturday afternoon.
John Papp. of New Brunswick ave-
| nue.. was Newark visitor last eve
ming.
! Joseph Tierney, of Kearny avenue
was entertained by friends in Brook
| lyn over the week end.
Peter O'Toole, of Smith street, was
entertained by friends In Red Bank
last evening.
| Miss Pearl Jackson, of High street
was a Bayonne visitos Sunday eve
ming.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-03
| CLASSIFIED ADS.
Received Too late ioe Classification

DnIvnn WAN1 ED-Appiy alter 8
o'clock, d. Splitter & Son, 1877
Smith street. 15667-3-3-tf
FURNISHED ROOM-Large front
room suitable for man and wife.
Private house. Fine location. Ad-
dress c. J. K. care News Office.
8-3-4t
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-03
President of d. A. A. G. Resigns.

Hans S. Smith resigned as presi-
dent of the Danish-American Athletic
Club at its meeting yesterday and
Clifford Gillis was chosen in his
place for the ensuing six months. N.
c. Nielsen was chosen vice president
and ]. S. Hanson treasurer. Plans
for the smoker to be held at the club
house tonight were completed.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-03-14

gen. Neuer roIlein. unermitoII4e
Shaufs.r ri5ren aus eiueIn arolen
giiIoer uno @ai'er ben @etoabrei.
Sas allies acifieht in ihmaIem
Ranm, Der nab beioen Seiten lid, ms
UnenoIihe 3l oehnen iheint. Gem
Die rotIihen 9ompen rperien tpohf oIe
tuihenoen Sfratten ouf Sic 8anoe.
o5er tuenipe Whter pom Sdaaplas
%entiernt, i6einen iie nidt ms5r az
Ieuhten.
9a3u iteiat bon Sen @1nSen. Die
frrfh eefiint iino. mirbeInb ,pciBcr
Ganpf nuf. or GUILT ans aieseu
TeIspdrSen. aie ihon 70 elpi1isit}'ci:
ooitehen, bsrous. oIs broheit sort
oriunen cine SolIe. Ger 9etan ar
hsitet, iagt Ser Sahmann. 0as 0ai.
fer, nit benz Der 8rei beim Nut
itanrpfen ~orseriFbrt mar. pirb Inra'
lam nod ouken bin ~abae1eben. ltito
oa i'm S:rnerr Der @6nSe bie Cenr,c.
rntur hober 1T oils in Der 2uft. 10
firoet cine 0~onSeniation oes 3aiiers
fat. Gin iebr feItiames glib. oieic
urToorpften WaiRrn. Sier iici I'M
TN i'm ShIomm uno Worait DER
Spree tpiro man on Telshoben erin-
merit. I'M Die neibe @oIten Ieiic ouf.
siebep.
Molten, phontoitihe @eitaItsn uno
Dos gor3e foitlihe 9urheinon5er ter
tehnifhen Arbeit peroen ganj!id
nerhtpunoen iein. tpenn in Elm noar
Wpnoten Ser @etriee Der neueI
G4ncIIbobrtrede spitteImarft -
MeronoerpIas = Sd0nbauier Illee
begonnen haben miro. NiemanO. ser
nidJt Die topographic bon Berlin &C.
nou i'm Gcpf bat. fam oonn mertelL
oob er 5tpiihen oen SoIteItelIar Sn-
feIitrabe uno GIoiteritrabe inter c.
nen IIub uno ourd ben iheuBl;h.
iten Sumpf hirsourhgefahren miro.
Sdlont uno aIott qebt es bon llfer
su l1fer. ms Die 5rou Sdornitcin.
fesermeiiter 3nuiepeter miro bann
pohI reft bnben. menr lie meinI,
bob Ole SerIteIIung elmer foIhen An
lage bic einfodite Sode bon Der
@elt lei.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-03-14
IN seoaucrusiuertbe eeibnmSroer.

Qeute obrs ueberIeauna oeroammcu lebeu
SeltImoroer aIs eihen TsigIinQ, weldb1m
lie ardit geiehlt babe. icines HebeHs Blr0e
gu irngen. Miiien oieif iu,5nhtigen Grute
oudi. mle Iduer marte iothe Biroe 5u
trogen n? 8oB (. y. in s%eptiien Sdlen
bon pdnorrhoioen sYeitcu aud Der aroBfe
Xebensmutb uuterttegen ra0? llnieres Or
adHtens iino Nlie gu beooHern. tpelehr ibreni
4eheu elm Gnbe bereiten, uHo brppelt bee
oauerusipertb eeraoe 3ieleu,acu. melnc i'm
ourf bic Guol Der Sdmprrhcibsu gum
Selbimoro irelben fofen. Germ lnr 3te
CAB 60 Elm gQittei: Gnateiis. Sine %rote
bouon miro Don Y. 2euldbter & so. Scr
1916. NtU Y)ort, irei ueriauot.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-03-14

lid unbetnnnt iino. Die Wobitins
nen perfu6en fpisDsrum ben 5dbris
tanten Die Maht Iber bic 9uts
blumen al .ntninDen. 9isber 0rebz
ten Il. aus p.iher SeibsnbGnofen
tunftlide R0shen. nln fertiQsn fie
aus Can't, reeeIreft 9.idumt uno eez
nGbt, a~oGlerbliibtc 8ofen in ben
Jartsa .os!iisr 3udtlneen. Den LAM
es grandchildren Lrabontsn 0es
!Sutpusss, 8anb. iii unb Crepe
lei es Der5ieben, mann iis iih bur6
%ouffduiges grTdtinsa ihren geitano
energtih iidern. lie Wisoertunft
Ton Ban0, bon iii uno Grspe ais
OUTPUT, beneutet ois Qufkbuna Der
ni6tern.n 4rt un,drnierter Gopis
uno tabler RGn0er. 8onb itrsbt in
faltiger Winbung enc i6mieeiame
BermittIun1 pon Go.f unb R1no on
uno IS lit nidt psrtrunberlih. tD.un
IS iih Die 0eleasnbeji 81 ieIb~itdnotasm
6dno.In nidt entq>tsH Iobt. 9in uno
Crepe iin6 berufsr. osn 3neitlnno Der
5arb.ntone gu unttriubsn uno bas
bel ni6t als gerfdl.i.rang.
pikImehr in biel.n 6ift iibsreinanoer
es~breit<tsn Qa9.n ols aontrafteff.tt
8u fiqurieren. gul uno Grsp.
francois fdittsn It BEL 6uttopf
obsr Rono roieoerha,t iiber.inanoer.
Die tleinsn 50rm4.n Der 6dt.
tperben Die i6mol,n 9dm,ntopf.,
HE Refultaie Der itIihtsn SteiteIs
frifur, esnugfam Haedsn, osnn f.
oIeiten riidndrts liz 5um Vadsn
b.ra6. uno bos 6o> 1T s.5pun9.u,
ii6 ubtr bic Cbyw porsuordngsn,
ipenn e IN untsr osm StrObruno
Gin rtnie Gsltunq r,ri6offen nil.
9as Gtr.bsn mad yatpdrts uno mad
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-03-14

Sin rei}en0es jnaeholihes aleio
aus uaturforbiqer BonQeeieibe, nit
bsffeioensr Neripenoung BON rotor
Geioe dis gsioB. 1T i'm ndditen @il'
he GSiq. 81 iti33isrt. Die 8luit ers
ftredt iih bis Iber bic Shultern
uno Der 4ermsIeinfab if nit rotor
Geibe einqtfabt. Die @ermsI baben
preipietttI Qdnqe. sinen NufihloQ aug
roter Seiot un0 cirsn Giniab aus
scrTifer Gtiderei in Rot uno
Braun, 0iefe Gtidsrei purbe aud
oIs GiniaHuuq fir ben rotieioeneu
araqen p%eriponot. Die rotten Rspers
Der am unteren 3eiI Ger 9Sroni
qeboiiften 8Iufe itnn NIT Bern.
i'eintnopfsn per3iert. pis audi Der
idmals GtreiFsn am untersn 3sil
rsr aoduobt.
Ginen itbr rei6en Ginorud maht
lie i'm lebten giibe Gsig. 81 noro.s
itelte Btuit aus rabmforbi9em gas
tiff. 0orosrteil uno Riiden tpsiIea
mebrere @ruppen iIeiner 5GItttn auf,
Die ourd 5odbreite GiniGbt aus
6ItnpisIot Qetrsnnt iino. Der mitts
Iete 9til beitebt gum 2sil aus NIT
Giiderei oerjisrtem gatiit nit biers
edigen GdBher, bic iiber sinen Sirsis
fen aus roioiorbiosm gutiit faqen.
Der araQsn beiiebt aus 5dltden un6
Glunpiptbt. Die Gu6oQsndrmeI bas
Zen 4uiIhldae aus bsI.it!cfa un0 ros
i1far5iaem 9atiit, in bsrfeIbtn Nns
oronuna. fDie ouf Der 5ront, Die NIT
@~Iastn0p'su aeihIoHcn 1T.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-03-14

Iabes, 0slrennt Nurh sineu iolfen
ous Dem aleiofoff, %laufen ais Ore
isles iiber ole Shultern, duf ieoer
Geite Der bis our guite in tIeine
Fdltden eeIegten 5ront. Nuf bieit
Soltden ipuroe in Der 6orm zines
Sodes Elm Idmoler Streifen Spleen
einiab gsnGbt uno Der Stoff bdrunter
psg1eId)nittsn. Die GGbogendrmel
iinb unter einem GpibenouffhIag
e~srafft. 8reite SpissnsiniGbe uno
Elm IhmdIsrsr. ouf Der lintsn Sstte
fsntre6t beruntsr loufenoer, nebit
elmer Reibe qebdtslter 9nopfs. pers
1itren Den Rod.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-03-14

TiTder St:d,rti in 2ot unb gtou ouf.
Der 4od bat ouf Der Iinten Seite
5msi 5aIten. pdbreno auf Der tsften
Seite ein. nit elmer Reibe BON
&nOpfen osr3ierte, in Die Stitennaht
singsndbte Gtoffbobn porbanoen 1T.
Gin neues 0eHin zines Nadtz
qepdnoes aus gdtiit, Spibe unb
Stidersi lit i'm nd6iten Billie (6ia.
2 fti3Sisrt. Cine Flode Bertha"
umidlieBt cine pisredigs Weite ober
Sod aus obfpe4ielnoen Strtifen
fsinsr Stiderei unb 9oIenciennss
SpiBe. iporun iih obsn Elm nit 8ano
h%urd3ogen,r. 3olrbreiter Streifen Der
Ienitiderei f9Iiebt. Die Bertha"
1T NIT ,jnsm idmnIsn Streifen Spis
tentinfob uno Riiffs ein9efdbt. .bens
70 Die tur3en NermeI. Das @stpano
'eIbit ift 3iem!id eng ssfhnitten unb
bat nur i'm oberen 2eiI Elm m.nig
ssIQe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-03-14

Boot unb ama3unen 6aFons fir
reifere @eiihts3ii9t.
Der neuarti9e mdnnIihe Gffett
elmer WeftentailIe nit 9nrhsmo aus
tleinen 5dIthen tritt uns in benz
i'm eriten giIoe (5is. y buraeftelIten
Glsio aus blauer SutohsS eibe sntees
gen. Dns 9orbeWo beitsbt aus fei=
IIsm, peiben 8utiit unh III nit 9lass
tnopfen gei6Iofsn. Der bobe 8rue
cen aus benz 2leibftciF 1T nit eis
rem Streifen Mefaline in ountIer,y
S6attierun9 ein9efabt, aus ipslhem
Woterial AUDI Die runb eefhniitensn
RtperS gefertiet finb. Die ,iir5ersn
Nsrmel ptiien sinen Ginfob aus per-
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-03-14

Steinen unb goloensn uno filbernen
0erSisrunsen bsiebte Ssibenidube
eetragsn. Die in rsft tIeiaen Dis
msnfionsn gsbaltenen 5riihidSrsbiits
perben nit REDEEM 3siberihmud,
aber nur nit tIeinen 8Iumen garnisrt
Isin.
Der characterization entloden
Die Moberneu rote MoBliebden nit
erinem, sslbe nit rotsm unb blaue
nit eriinsm 5ru6ttnotsn. ~eritere aus
itarrem 9offst, leBters aug Samt 1sz
biIoet, iofpis lanSettf0rmi9e @ldtter
BON f~obeIbafter CANOE. auf oenen
~forbfIede gIdn3en. Was 1T aus ben
Rofen, Den einitigsn 2ieblinqen Der
Mooe. aeiporb.n? Nus Sort ners
zen ie bergeitellt, buben 2OdeIden,
als OBJ Der Sol5tpurm al ibnen nag
tie. uno 5arben, Die Der Natur gdnss
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Gie poetifhe Re3eueiie uhtaritei.
bet lid, BON Der proiaTihen oaourd,
boB lie ben @orten ibren ~uri9riil8.
Iifen @ert. Ser lid 6urd Den De.
bpouA abeerust bat, Tpie3ergibt.
Usan tonn nitt Ie5eu, obne oab Ge
2e1i.e ipreten,
Ri5t Roicn iamnieIn ohnR 6ob bic
Gornen iieheu.
$anmer.
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Dir Mnnr.

Die fommenns Mooe miro i'm auss
qsfprodenen 3eitsn Der a5sqen Sfors
bsntpntrdfe ftshen. Die bs~oorsuoteu
9Sarben peroen bic sreleR faybsnious
1raIis Iein, i%nsbeionosrs 0as Rot
in allen feinen Shattjsrun1en, has
rem hrrf6snosn 6arbtoR 81 bilo.n
beitimmt if. Del poyitehenoe
@runbsua Der Mobs ttrr3,ihnet ii9
in Der malidf fhdrf untsritisoenen
9sarbe bon Rod unb Soi1.. So nirb
bsiipieIsipsiie cine srsarott 5ains su
sinem srsIbIausn Rod, ootr zine o,Is
b. Sail, gu .insm eriintn Rod e.s
traaen peroen. Gur5. Die ntu, mob.
fsnnt in Der buntfhetiQen iSarbens
pabl feline lltbertreibuuQ. =. teller
man in oisier RittunQ bic 3iiesl
fdisben Idbt. um fc beTsr! Der
Rod pirb feline %aegtnlpdrtiae GHee
beibebdItsn. p1breno ntr llnterrod
ipsitsr perp0nt blsibt. Was Die
JubbetIsiouna anbstrifit, 70 iperbsn
eur Gefelf6aftstoiIsttt ipsib.. atit
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Ter Sobe 1T 6utiorm uno @arnitur
eiaen. 9sshaIb bdbeu pi,le Siite
LANCE uno ihmals Geitalt. ME Die
neueften esroberanoigsn Wotelot- 6iitz
den fir iunae 9amsn. oosr ooppsIs
ftiti9 hod9sfhlogeue Srsmpsn, fpi,
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Dus Frle Citsrfsit brinat lton
jest bic 5ribabrsbits berops 0aS
bier Gin 3iQ. a borqeiiibrts. fir elm
gai1surileio p%diisnbe Woosl bat
cine 3isim!i4 nisori9e arpns DON
mdBiqsr 0r0bs uno nit einfoder
garnierung, bsitebsno aus elmer MIN
sioen 7Fsoer. Der 6ut. oeien
arempe leiht s%mporgerodt 1T, bsits4t
nus m~arineblalem 6onfgefleht.
lin Die qrons 1T Gin IdIiftes 8ano
ous rotem Can't oslsot. Die 9rcs
7i0ie 1eoer piro BON elmer tlsIner
SomiiAleifs gebuItsn.