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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-10-30

The Catholic ladies will give card
party and social at st. JOseph's hall
fHallowe'e EN- night Everyone invited. ,
A complaint to recover $lOO alleged
to be due her on a loan has been filed
in the circuit court by Libbie White
against John Likusky.
George Custer has today filed com
plant in the circuit court against ]. G.
Dunwiddie to recover $72O alleged to be
due on goods sold and delivered.
The ballot boxes and other necessary
voting necessaries are being shipped to
the different voting precincts in the
county at present by the county clerk.
Miss Gertrude Beaver left this morn
ing for her home in Lincoln, Neb., after
spending month visiting her aunt,
Mrs Taylor Miller at 1862 North Com
mercial street.
George Wenderoth, who for two years
has been with the boundary survey com
mission, establishing the line between
Alaska and British Columbia, arrived
home last night.
Attorney M. J. Roller and wife, of
Portland, are in the city today. Attor.
ney Roller is transacting legal business
while Mrs. Roller is visiting her many
friends in the city.
L. D. Pettyjohn and family will leave
in the morning for ST. Paul, where Mr.
Pettyjohn will take up his duties as
secretary of the st. Paul Commercial
Club,
Roy Gentry, of Albany, and Bertha
L. Mitzner, of Marion, and A. E. Kuen-
ri, of Salem and Anna Kaufman, of
silverton, were granted marriage Ii
censes yesterday
Mrs. Joe Woolery was operated upon
a the Salem hospital this morning by
Dr. H. E. Clay. Mrs. Woolery is the
wife of Police Officer Woolery, of this
city.
Come up. Look at them, feel them.
Warranted materials. Everything i'm.
aginable. Suits SO so up. A. s, Kaz.
amarek, ladies' tailor Rooms and
3, Brewer building.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Hill of Billings,
Mont, are in the city visiting friends
and relatives. Mr.. and Mrs, Hill are
former residents of this cityy, having
moved to Montana nine years ago. They
speak highly of the Capital City and
hope to be Salemites again before long,
Fred Carey and E. L. Gillian spent
Tuesday in search of pheasants in the
north end of the county. Mr.. Carey de-
clared last night that he was unable to
hunt much owing to the fact he was
compelled to put in most Of his time
cranking up Mr.. Gillian 3 buzz wagon
and keeping the dog in sight.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-10-30

A curiosity in arithmetic has recent
ly been worked out by n British as
tronomer in answer to the question.
What Is the largest number that can
he expressed with three digits?
The answer II G'' 1.-THE nlnety-ninth
power Of ninel
The hgure which this represents is so
big that II Is awesome II It We're
printed In full II would I'LL thirty-three
volumes Of 800 lngeS each Of fine type.
The first twenty eight figures are
42S. .l24. .TT3. tT5.7I7. .O4S. .03G0s7, 4 1159, and
the last two are 10 In between these
are 360,d03. .0TO figures.
II you don't believe II try 1t and see.
Saturday Evening Post
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-10-30
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+ CITY NEWS. =


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Speciality night at the Wexford. Clev
er stunts and four best pictures.
Miss Louise Yaisle left today for
Portland where she will make her home.
Miss Ruth Anderson has gone to spo.
kane, Wash, to visit for few weeks.
This is the last day Of the "Who
Will Marry MaryF picture at the
Wexford.
Get that long wanted graduated quart
measure at Salem Hardware Co., Inc,
next Saturday only, for &c. q
Mrs. Edward Denton and daughter
Cora, have gone to Albany to visit Mrs
Denton g sister, Mrs Fred Holmes.
Beautiful Alice Joyce is the heroine
in the great two-reel feature, "a Mid
night Message, at Ye Liberty today
only.
J. W. Cox, Of Portland, was a bust.
ness visitor here yesterday. Mr.. Cox
is connected with the Portland Heating
Plant Co.
II is reported that Miss Greta Bailey,
who was operated upon at the William.
cite Sanatorium last Sunday, is getting
along nicely now.
DO not forget the big football game
on Willamette field. Salem Vs. Albany,
Friday, Oct. 81, 3:45 p. m. And AL.
bany won last year.
Following the completion Of the case
Of the state against Oliver today, the
case Of the state against J. Il. Hosmer
will como up for trial.
s. A. Larsen will leave soon for Cal.
ifornia. Mr.. Larsen has been connected
with tho Imperial Furniture Co. foi
same time and will take up that line Of
business in the south.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-10-30

The original New zealanders were
known Us the most fcrocious cannIbals
and the most warlike savages. They
were big. gaunt fellows. Of immense
muscular force and great sagacity
These savage New Zealanders, though
they ate their enemies. Inferred their
own dead. and they believed that the
third day after burial the heart sepa-
rated itself from the corpse and was
carried to the clouds by an attendant
spirit
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-10-30
The Unknown Quantity

'T'll bet she will" began the rash
youth
Don't" interrupted bis older and
wiser companion. Don't bet that she
viii ever do anything You can never
tell what a woman will do"
But" protested the young man, II
was going to bet that she would do the
unexpected"
Don't" repeated the elder earnest
ly. Even that ia no safe bet"-
Judge
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-10-30

Can any one name liquid that
doesn't freeze7" asked the teacher.
There was a moments silence, says
the Bcrliner Illustrlrte zeItung. Then
an excited little voice In the rear Of
the room answered eagerly. "Please.
teacher. hot water"'
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-10-30

Mario. the singer who died In 1898,
appeared fl London. bis fayorite cirs
for thiriy.two years. during which time
he appeared In forty.six parts. n record
whirh bas never been approached by
auy mher artist.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-10-30

the southern Colorado coal fields, was
enforcing martial law vigorously today.
There have been rumors of trouble or
impending trouble at several points in
the coal region since the troops arriy-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-10-30

cd but none Of these reports was veri-
fled except at TobascO, where strikers,
defying their own leaders orders, fired
fifty shots at party Of mine guards
this mornin,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-10-30
TO VOTERS FOURTH WARD.

E. W. Cherrington will be a candi-
date for councilman. He is strongly in
favor of commission form of govern
ment--economical administration of
city affairs. paid Adv.)
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-10-30

The best fishing is usually above or
below where you are. Likewise the
best jobs are in the town you just left
or are going to.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-10-30
Deafness Cannot Be Cured

BY local applications, az they cannot reach
the diseased portion Of the ear. There u
only one way % cure deafness, and that ~
caused by an lnnamed condition OF the mu-
cous lining or the Euatnchlan Tube When
this tube 10 lnfamed you have rumbllnR
sound or imperfect hearing, and when u =
entirely closed, Deafness Ia the result. ana
unisna the Inflammation can be taken out
and this tube restored 10 ita normal oondi-
tiun hearing will be destroyed foreveri nine
which 10 nothing but an lnnamcd condition
of the mucous surfaces
We Will give One Hundred Dollars for any
case of Dcafnenn tcnuafd BY catnrrhl thnt
cannot bo cured BY Halls CaNrh Cure
Send for clrruinre free W.
" r. CHENEY q CO., Toledo ohio
Bold ny DRUGGISTS i5c
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-10-30

However mean your life is. meet Il
and il,r Il nof shun II and call Il bad
Names 1hnrpnn
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-10-30
MARTIAL LAW ENFORCED,
IuNIruD PRESS LEASED wInn.I

Trinidad, Colo, Oct. 3O.--General
John Chase, commanding the militia in
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-20
MRS. MceIll t4-
BROKE Down
Gives Tue Real Facts IN Re9ard Il
nes Case a,xi Tells How 2e
Suffered.


Jonesboro. Ars.--"i suffered . com.
plete break down in health. acmc time
NO." writes Mrs. 4. McGIll. from this
piAes. r was very weak and could
not Do any work. tried different
remedies. but they did me no good.
One day. got a bottle Of corsini. II
did me % much eood. I was surprised,
and took some more.
Before I took Ca,tui. I had headache
and backache, and sometimes vo,:!d
cry for hours. Now aE, over nll that,
and can do all Linds o: houscwort. !
think It 10 the greatest medicine On
earth"
In the past n.,~ years. thousanas Of
ladies have wriI;:o, like Mrs. Mct;ill.
10 tell OF the bench, received from
Cardui.
Such testimony. from earnes: wom-n
eurely Indicates the great va!ua of this
tonic remedy. fnr dise.sea peculiar 10
women. Arc yeu n suT."Hr? Yes?
Cardu! IL the inrd!ci.ie .uu need
We urge yoi, TO t:Y II.
~ q HS''e.n t4sl.s'Asyisnr. ttns rs,.s.
r.sr-, N-t, inc o.. g.. -.s-s. 1. +, ;t. .i.tai
'-rr'is.r snI tel --... -, ,sDr-e rr-aiu.ra,
- WvsAss. ss.i .s So. -'..s "a. VI Is st...s
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-20

A ul,iaslum regarding rugby
foot hall a stanford rniScssisy ga.
recently i.sss.d by Psuf. fsaak An
s-ii os tho rseuiiy Athletic Commit
tee. tie said:
''Ouiy = slsoas rugby union .An
sossinue 10 make rusby ,sssibis, This
eiats shoald NO, ~ rhop,ias slo~s
for the usis~s.iis Teams. f~Si,aii
soatr~as shouid not b. merely psas-
tie~ sa1cs leading up I" the bic
sa0e' bstwe~a sa- universities, I!
rugby here siaks 10 . mass-s q:
n~ycly practice ssmrs Asd the bis
ist~seoilestssr sosi~.i. Stanford ~iii
drop su1ty ss '' ''id the Am-stran
sam~ Of football" 9"
THE rsises.isy ut chisaso s~is-
essD uaaef coach White have b~ea
lsyjas oss the ac~ aquatic game
kso~a ~ water bssk-st,aii in order
TO irssrmtn. ~arShcs the kam- will
prove practicable substitute fos
water polo. rnlo ~ss officially
abolished By Coat-ssa.~ ruiinx i~o
years asd AMI sla.~ that time rs-
forts have been made sa secure =
~asvr .oa,sst Witch ~iii pros- an
saual attraction. Water ,s'lo wa,
ses~ssiiy regarded A. tho ruast~s'
intercollegiate sport sad has hsvu
viewed with aasSA dsssppsvsai fo'
|yssrs. tt
The se,i.a Of Wesleyan is d~ciis.
Ing - aseet Yale in football In istt
Ass ~os approval frum a.mh-r OF
the followers Of the game al the
emsii~s Casters uni>essi'i~s. IN.
idea of seliug A. trial horse. sos shr
big college clVsess grows Ices s's:as'
tore 10 iesscr schools each year. Not
once In n blue mcua dos victory
sums 20 the i!liic team and Injuries
i asd broh-a ~oMb.asiious frequently
ecsuls In defeat when the minor col
le9c team meets its natural rival !n
tho biggest samc of tho schedule.
Enxiish college and sportlns pa.
psrx ate filled with correspondence
pro aad con. relative to the right Of
the Oxford rsisersiiy Athletic Club
| % bar pr iisnit tho athletic activity
os RhoAc. scholars. As its the case
h this country opiaion appear, to
b. sbou, eseuly divided upon tho
poiut and there Is ao reason for be-
llevins that the recent rulings will
he altered or rcsciHdcd.
Nccurdtng to data compi!Cd Al
Yale. i.:so upper classmca 'ar,ici.
patsd In athletic activity during the
aulumn. Tcnais led with las: wrcs,l-
Ing va. sccomd with SO. golf hal
GS deyotccs: crew -. and football
81. ., was estimated that $50 stu
dcnts used the ~ aauasium and swim
ming pool. About tho same propor-
ton we're preserved In the freshman
cIasA, where t:S students were
checked as training for eleven teams
or sports.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-20

The members of the Washington
and Jefferson College football team,
which ran up the lsrkcsi total score
Of the season. Is to BE slsrslly hon
oresl. Through college and town
subscriptions gold football watch
charms will be purchased and s~art!-
ed all the players who participate. 4
in the San,cs ii t913. \ special SOU
venir viii also be preseated to half
back Spicsal who raonally scored
i27 of the total 345 points.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-20

boar santa I want wagon.
drum. bas~ bail bat sad sios-. "a .'ns'
hoax and knife sni io>si bon, ~
aap- sisa.dt.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-20

bear santa ciaa.s II i. ata.u., t's...
tor sot I. .oti- around aud sh-a
yaa ia l ~i.h s.a uoa.i hsias n~ a
ssiF al Aish sAsss With tao buckles
at the top. an ais sun. s;osJ t"ai
or sac. a pair of seller skates. %.
ss,s- they are hall beassns. aad 8 los
a. candy ami nu,ss Please DO na'
sosss; nv auE. jisaasi., ~I,h 30
would bring him collar and u ''lz
l,oer Lloyd Nib.s'soas
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-20

b-ss Ssn'as I ~sat ,na sS hsins
tee isTse doll sHd = ii,'ic doll bag
- sai iaFs- s.cs-s. and u small
dali fog ,ns baby sister ani a aress~s
aad blue and white fiL'snn aai .
s-s Of dishes aud some candy. nuts
ssa anysis,s sss~ that I have fate:
iu ms eusisa. Geneva ". fos
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-20

b-.r ~, Nick Nan, To drop ysa
q tins So s"a ~ont .oss-g sa.,
~ish yug 1aula hr.ns a- a small
table. - mi.r s-s as dishes aad mics
itisi- doll. TEi. IL ali for this limr,
I nslsES leave the door oi.-a Tor s.n,
t;.oabs-. Virginia Cora.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-20

The tscr the, len, growing at ,h p
top !. d3ias at the rvri. l. ,ai. town
ss6wiase
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-20
Absyts. Colorado.

santa s,aux. North Polar Resion.
Dear santa Claus: an going IL
write YOU letter and let YOU know
what I waut YOU TO send me for
Christmas. I am eleven years old
aud haze been good little boy.
Pieass send me n little wagon. d
train with cars and ball and bat.
I wish you would ccn,e In the day
time 80 could see YOU ride In your
lcrtlcd sled. I hdfe ntee piece to
,earH for Xnaas. will close mJ let
tor for a.. time. Hoping yo,i will
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-20
SS-SS-&@-
4 sANTAcukus LETTERS q
4 -A-@-A
&-4-&-&-A
0xl.are. Colorado.

Santa Claus. North Polar Region.
Dear Santa Claus: ! AM going TO tell
y0u what I want Tor Chrtsamas.
xsnt u nice. pretty doll with blue
eyes. n pretty story book. q little set
OF dishes and q table. We'll. 8ucsA
I viii close ~ cannot think of any
thing else I wast. With love. Eliza
beth Briggs. .l...t
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-20

ihar saaia cia,is:s ssn ~gi,lns
I" ASK 500 so DGlns ,s zach .ac Of iis.
myssis sni nv ii,sI. sister. Cosin.. a
doll. and ~frn You .ori. p!Eas- dsn ,
forget esady aai nuts Eva Madrid
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-20

be good 10 m.. .oas ll,ti. 10y. Eio,
cossto,s,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-03-21
Enlidle HeI1c.

Wabre Weiiterp:rte aus Der &nnIt
Der YeI3fdlldung fine IS, Die bel Der
grobsn SnternatiUnaitn QrsIelung
fir @ogeI3udt. Die tir3Iia i'm poris
Ter 0rnnG pdlais eroft1et. poroen 1T.
Dor alien Die b.frun0srn6en mo be-
neiotnoen 8lide Der Damen auf Iid)
3ieben. !Sier ;onn man fehsn, gu
tpeI6er 0outpmm,nbsii iFrdntreif in
5dber Nrbeit Die 5obrif2tjon Der To-
g%enonntsu .tiinItIiden" Ssrmelins,
Otter. Sil6srFudsz unb StunispsI3s
entpideIt bat. SslbTt lejolids aens
ner BON pel3er tpcr0sn beim Nnblid
oisisr prodtpolltn Mdntsl, bluffs
uno Stolsn unIid)er. 5rsiIid III bies
fen 2eiitungsn cine fpitemot,lde uno
3ieI3epubte 0sreolung Der fron3oiia
fhen Ganinh,n5uft porouf3eJongen
Sbne DE toitborsn fIs;ner tpsib n
polnifden 8aninden lisBe fid Der
6ermelin MD. 70 tduihsno nod
obmsn; Sic qt3Btln Silbertanin6,n
~lisiern ibrsn psI3 fir Die Gbindiuas
Smitationtn, Die fran3oIiff.n Sas
pdnndtdninhen q zen cine :duihenos
Nudabmunq oeS J3obsIpelaes, unb Die
f6mar3en &aninhen ner0en hinge
opfert 3uguniten Der 5rouen. bic ihre
1reunoinneE nit elmer als Yd6obs
mung unmo9!in ertenubdr.n Sade
aus Stterfe1 erfreusn ootr ntioiid
MAIDEN polltn. Sir monde 5slle
oi.ier psreo.lten aoninGsn nsroen
beute Dem 3uhte- ptrtits Is ooer 80
fSrart.n bs3a6lt, oenn nur aus9e3sihs
nete Grempldrs .rm0gIihen Die Sers
Ite1uns tiner dusgs3eidDnstsn RAD
ahmung.
Qber nitt nur ouf Dem G.bist,
Der pel3inbuitris 1T ole Smiiotior
inFol9e Der g%etpoitig ~itsigenbeu Vrsiie
cine uiftjQs unb bphe1.tpid,lte aunft
geporosn: ouf Der 4usIttdarg iinoei
man .inen Sunl nit tanitlidjen DO
geIf.oeru. 6isr fjebt RON Sic praG.s
oouften neutrality-suspicious.. Die ihr
Ddiein oen ihliditsn 8etpoenern els
mes 6ibrer6ofss oer0oaten. Nus oen
1e0err non 0dnien. 3tu;oqtnen. Gns
ten. pfousu, 5iibnern uito 3dutsr
fte0en Die frun36fidsn SeosrFabritnn
tel. unb 5s~oeridrbsr ~ab:e WunOer
an 6t0ern Der.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-03-21

EiccoIomini. bic iiiritrn-Wntter su
S6oumburg-9ipee, eie ihr Stono-
quarter in Yo~ntreiinn bar. Sfon
Jest peiit Die aurIiite flnFtGnaert
&erIonen nehr ais i'm @orinlr oui.
@s iii nirfIlGl niti5 ucn 0tica3.
fhreden II igureu.
Sm Sport itehen Sic graI1nNar
nod INNER an criter SteIe, &bre
Soten Senms uno Grcito.aor~phaen
iinS 70 fmart ME MIR ie. lie hone
ShnIe oe$ Sfeletons reiiet teiner 10
out ME tie. Nnem Stonhal sllm
Sroe fahrt 2oro 9arberp picoer lei.
E &ob an oen Saud,c lieecn0. no.
fir ma ibn I'M @oriabre nit 4tt
uno 9ann beIeate. i'm SiesmaI ober
meier iiir i~aIonfdbia ertIdrt bat.
anh ons erite Gooesopfer Der Sies-
i6hriaen Soiion bat Elm e~HgIanoer
hrIr1cn miiifen, Ser orlue YsiIter
Aore, Ser beim 8ooeIn fopfuber nuf
einen Shneena1 ouffubr. Die Deut-
iden miihen iih reSlih. aud iport.
Iihe 2orbeern 81 erringen. unS
iesen hire Soffuunaen auf oas Bier
oerennen auF Dem See. bel Dem cine
ftottIid)e An3abI oeutiher Hieroe nit
oiterreihiiten. Sdapei3er uno frou-
3oiiideu Renrern in @cttbeperb ire.
ten peroer. Den Tiiriten 9lIbomirs.
tp. Ben sIiidlifen 9etuinner in 6en
feds porbersehenoen ct. W0riser
@interrennen, fam man tdglid ouf
Dem pereiiten See feline 8robcr troi.
nieren ieben. @rof Shon errdng
einen 9obiieg, uno bie 6rau 6es be.
%tnnnten 2eip3ieer @erlegers Inudrnis
lit 5ur3eit Die ein3iee Game. Die es
init ben p%eripe9enen Ilbioniobnen
i'm Greitafabren aufnimmt. @enn's
ober nufs EanSen nnfommt. Iino Die
9eutihen au5eit poron. Srau Don
Siuer (Gerlin) rcttete bier am Nrm
bes @arons pen Meper alS preisge-
fronte 8Gn3erin Die Gbre oe5 Batter.
Ian0es. Inns mas Sen Sne1tap uno
3ipoitep, oen Bolton uno Tango an.
betrifft. per nonte beiJauptcn. oaB
uriere oeutihe SuQeno niht ebenio.
gut 3u if)ieben. 81 idIiooern unb gu
woGain oeritebt ME Die ausidnotiden
Smporteure oieier pertuegenenS dritt'
t1n5e! llno Ho@ lit nifyt 3ebeniahe
bier. Gem mcnn man lid tagsiiber
nit @o6eln, 9obber uno Sfien oh.
Itrnpo3iert bat. am abenb mil man
torpen. llno 81. Woris tan3en 3i
ieben, in al Dem @Ian3 ieiner Sutue.
len, ieiner Sd0nbeit uno aletoer.
prott, oas lit pieueid)t gang ebenio
elmer Reiie inert ME Der anblid Der
tpunoeriamen @ebirgsIaneidott in
Der bouhfeinen Spisentoilette oes
3albreifs.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-03-21
Sic iiinaiir a0p:nifinoe.
Gin Scitcn1i6 sn Der fniidicn 9Iarmie.
rnnn bar Str~aEbM-acr Garni,eu.


OsIsasntlih Ger tiirali6 rrfo!aten
folidsn Nlarmierung Ser StraBtar<
ger @oruiion hucd) slrsn irrijnnio.r
l~lntsroffisi.r. Der bic nohe tepcrite
iisbsnN Nntunft hes Sdiiers Qemeloet
hattie. tpiro baron .rinneri. oaB Ser
Safer einmoI, al,roin9s iton ppr
.tlpa SponSia Sdbren. bic @arniiou
in StroBbur9 pirtlid; isIblt oIarmi,rt
bat.
Ga mar an .inem hi~ttsrtalten Winz
isrtas.. i'm Sduuar 1893. Der Raj
Ter. Der. ip.nn mir nidt irrtn. in
SonaueiGin9en aepeiIt hattie, io0ts.
ipie dmtIih betannt e.atbsr poroen
mar, bon bort nab 3arIsrub. METER
reiien. llnt.ripeaS. auf Ger &reus
5unasItoiion IpNnlpeier. CAB Ger
adtfer jthoh plOBIi6 Srotr CUR
5abrt nab Strabburo. fhdrftt isbo6
BEN Stationsporfi,bsr bie;es btlebten
giienbobninottnpunttes peri0nIi6 elm,
ron ieinen Nrorhsrtsn Reiftoispoiis
tionen nihts nab StroSbure gu mel
ben. 60 louatt Der 0ofsua ouf rem
S%trdbbureer Giitsrbobnbof an. mo
Der 3oiier uno isin 9sfoIee ibr. in
ein.m b%eionotr,n Waaen mitatfubrt,n
pferoe beitie9tn unb In bic Stoet
ritt.n. Im 9obnbofpIab ritf Der
Soifer ben erften SoIooten. btiIsn .r
on'ihti9 puroe. e:neu S~nfanteries
@%iui1briaen, beran:
{ .8tnnen Sic mihP"
n3u 8ef,bI. MuieitGt," srpioert.
Ser 5rontmadenoe G~injdbrioe.
Damn 5eiasn Sic mir Zen 0e9
/ sur Sauptnahs!"
Der &aifer uno Die in ieinem St
foIge befinoIiten bot.n Offi5i,re
foI9ten benz GiniGbriesn our6 bic
mintlieen StraBen Ger alien Stoot
CUR 6auptrpute am S%lsbsrpIab. no
Der 9aiisr Die geiomte @ornifon
aIormi.ren IitB. gs hautrts nur
tptniqe Miuuten, biz Die SrommIer
unb 9orniften burd bic StraBsn ell
len, in oenen iih bi. Na6ridt pon
Der Nntunft &s 9oif.rs ioie Elm
2auffeuer Otrbreitet bate. @alo
oarauf riidten aud hereits bic erftsn
R.eimenter nit tIingenb.m Spiel 81
hem i'm Siibtn bon Strabbur1, brei
8i.rteIitunoen BON ser Staot entferus
ten polnepn, Dem grersit:rIab Der
@urnifon, binaus, mo Ger &oiitr Ri,
Gront Der 9ruppsr ubtritt unb ,in,n
0orbeimorf6 obnopm. Damn tbrt.
er nit iein.m Gefolge gum 9obnhof
suriid uno i.bte bic mterbrchen,
3eiie noh 8arlsruhe ftrt.
Sir ben Gin;Gbrigsn, Der Dem Sais
fer ben Neg 3ur 9auptpabe Qeseiet
bate. ioute Der .brerpone Yeiebl
traurioe 6olgen habsn. Der Mann
muBte iidl. b.r.itS erbibt, nu6ber
feIbit i'm 2dufidritt gu !einer Soiern.
beqsben, um r.hts.iti9 NIT ousriiden
81 tonnen. un0 unter Der Gintpirtung
Der adIts 3og er Iid cine 2uneenent.
Siinouno gu. Der er holb burnuf erlog.
Der Soifer, Dem BON rem SpossioII
Senntnis 9sgeben nprosn tpar, lief
am 8rabe oes Soloaisn einen prdht'
oollsn Gran3 nitoerleoen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-03-21
Habrplan Der 0reeIl Bap Il
g9eltern Giicubabn.

Babnbof: Ode Brtsn Bop Girase nnb Der
Wormot goolp 4anoitraBe.
nit NuSualme oes
g onnta9 4.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-03-21

8orn9rapb 81 Der GeIddfts'
crDnunq fir bic Snmmsr BON 5sT-
fen : VoTau perbo. nne >9eihen bes
8eifons uno WiBfursns.
Die Qusfubr aus ben Der.
Gtaat.n mad Glib 9mtriia Bat iidj
in ben t,Btsu 3sbn 3dbren nm notss
3u 800 Qro3snt oerrstrt.
an Wontsneqro III stn:
tGten (siqsntliA qriefiT6o Tnb1s
te. bic nit 30 TpGars uno mebT
BOG pfunb bs3ab,t usroen.
Die erfs 8tqterunqss
honnluro beg gum Softer Dor NE
rito srne4ltsn Gr3bsy3o95 W1ariftiz
lion NOR. oab = ttn 9rderbddsr
9outrot3,t in 9toa gum EaiferliA.n
6oftoneitor @err1nn!e.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-03-21
Nbenteuer Der Earlier Sdnuipislerin
Napalliere.

Nus @aris nr0 uns geffrieben;
Ssn Der Gott beobodtete Elm
Sd,usmann. ME ein gut geflei0eter
GItercr 8err eine Qeiter an ous 9au3
Der befonnten 5tnuIpielerin ,Srau.
lem 2apauiere este un0 peyiuf!e.
Die Sproiien b;aaui5ufIetteru. Ter
RoIi3eibeomte, Der glapbte, eineu
Ginbreder Dor i'd 81 boben. nabni
ben Serrn in &aft. auf Der Nnfe
erfI6rte oieIer. er iei Der aauinnnn
9uauIt Gebdoms uno babe Dor Ct.
nigeu @oden GrduIein 2oDa1itrc
i'm Theater iQie.en ie6en. or h1be
ft6 fofort IeiAenidcitlid in iie per
Iiebt, un6 un tax nobe gu ieln. lei er
Stotiit ON Ihe3ter 8oriete gepor.
Den. 2ei6er 9e.an9 es ibm uJht.
NIT ser Shouipleierin perionIid in
geriibrung 81 .oumen. "a er njfl
Ieben Tonne. ob1c 10 otsI ME moaItd)
in ibrer 9ahe 81 iein. 70 lege er ie.
ben a6eno elne Setter an ihr 80us
uno periuhe. ron Der Better aus ei.
ren Ginbli6 in 3as &eim bon 5rdu.
Iein 2dboQiere al geDinnen. Ia
SER Geshains Pm etruos ioroerbn.
res genebmer 3ur Shou trug. aa1rl
bic 0oIi3ei or einen @aaniinriaen
Dor ii6 su hatea unb bat i'm etnit.
tpeiIen in eingr %3rrenanitaIt unter.
eebraht.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-03-21

Dir. Lindlahr's Sanitarium.
525 atf IIano SpMItsaro. 0btsaap. ana.
u. 3tuoIabr. N. D. 3ireffor.