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The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-11-11

Mems flannel overshirts, cadet
collar, blue, grey and grown, 81, at
Donald Stewart's.-Adv.6-4 r-7-1t
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-11-11

Heinz sauer-kraut, the best on
earth, at Richardson's. Adv. lost.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-11-11
"A nice line of latest style stiff

and soft hats, at reasonable prices;
also a large variety of new hats
for children, soc. to 81, at Don
aid Stewart s.--Adv. Cat. r-7-1t
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-11-11

Notice TO School Teachers.
DR.. Purnell, eye specialist, will
be in his office, No. Locust ST.,
Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
Nov. Is, IA and 15.-Adv. 11-2t.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-11-11

Boys and youths shoes, but
ton and lace, gun metal and tan,
$3.50, So and $3.50, at Donald
s.-Adv. cat. r-7-1t.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-11-11

The New Opera House tonight
is showing the great drama, "a
Wartime Mothers Sacrifice This
great play is one of the best Bron-
cho Films. An exciting story of
the war, showing how young
Southerner becomes entangled in
the clutches of a Northern spy,
who forces him to admit himself a
murderer. Don't miss the big
show tonight.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-11-11
TIE SPRING Of P0I|uth n

Alcohol pollutes whatever it
touches. 1t enervates where it
does not enslave. 1t destroys slow
ly that which it does not degrade
quickly. For the individual it is
a malignant disease, for the COM
munity it is a murrain, for the ma
ton it has become a self-inflicted
obstacle to all phases of progress,
and it lies athwart the path of
personal reformation, municipal pro-
gress, and State amelioration; OBJ
structing all the forces of slow
remedial reform, and rapid changes
to industrial elevation.-Rt. Hon.
John Burns, M. P, President Brit
ish Local Governing Board.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-11-11

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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-01-13

trial? 90 How can I forget him?
90 Does he care for me? 90 Is
twice a week too often TO go to dances?
CATHERINE.
o. He may have a good explana-
ton. Better wait and see what he has
TO say. (2) They are very good trades.
80 Are you sure you have done
nothing 10 offend him? Have you al
ways been modest and ladylike in his
company? Sometimes girl shows her
affections TOO much and a man gets
tired of it. II you feel that~you have
done nothing wrong wait until you see
him and then ask him, very prettily,
what has happened to sever your
friendship. Tell him If it is your fault
you would like to know so you can
correct it.
a. Yes, If he wants It and you
know he is a respectable young man.
90 Read advice to Ruth"
60 I don't know. CD Yes.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: am a girl Of
Is and deeply in love with a young
man about II. He says he loves me
and also loves pretty girls, while am
not considered pretty. My mother OBJ
iects to him calling me on the phone
and does not allow me to go o1t with
him. Being obedient, l avoid him as
much as possible. Is there anything
wrong about receiving phone calls
from him? DESPONDENT.
Dear little girl, your mother knows
best You don't knew what love is
yet. and the boy is only a kid" who
doesn't know his own mind. Three or
four years from now you'll wonder how
you were ever so foolish as to think
you were in love with him.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-01-13
SOCIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS,

THE o. E S. SEWING CIRCLE
will meet tomorrow afternoon in the
parlors of the Masonic temple with
Mrs. Marshall as hostess. The mem
bers are especially asked to attend
as this is the annual meeting of the
society.
The Fortnlghtly Reading circle will
meet with Mrs. Grant HuItberg, 4207
Eighth avenue, tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs. J. Hasselquist will be the reader
and the book is "Queed," by Harri-
son.
The Reynolds Dancing club will give
a dancing party at Reynolds Friday
evening, Jan. II. Wrixon's orchestls
will give the dance program.
The Villa guild will give its Janu-
airy coffee az the home of Mrs. John
p. Dolly, 1119 Twentieth street, Wed
nesday afternoon, Jan. Is, from to G
O'Clock.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-01-13
CID SOUTHLAND SEXTET
AT BROADWAY TOMORROW

Much interest is being manifested in
the coming of the Old Southland Sex.
tet Concert company which is to sing
at Broadway Presbyterian church
Tuesday evening. The company Is one
of the oldest organizations OF the sort
on the road, and is claimed to be one
Of the best AS it is the first genuine
jubilee company that has appeared in
the city in a long time. it ought to
draw a generous patronage from
among those who love the old songs.
One man said. in speaking of the con.
cert: Il would so long way and stay
long time TO hear the colored folks
sing their own kind of songs"
The company is in the three cities
for the first half OF the week. singing
al the First NJ. E. church in Moline TO
night. at Broadway church tomorrow
night. and Wednesday night at ST
Johns NJ. f. church in Davenport.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-01-13
HART and
HOME
PROBLEMS
- MS RLIzARHTE
nJm nCONT
y MRS HLIzAhHTE
Dm 10 OAT

Dear Mrs. Thompson: 7 am a boy
OF Il. Have been going with a girl
TWO years older than myself. % Is
It right for me TO elope because my
father scolded me for staying out till
IL o'clock with her? C2) He objects
to my going with her. Can you tell
me why? 90 Is It wrong for me to
kiss her goodnight? I dearly love her
and have been going with her for one
year. I don't feel like giving her up.
READER.
Laddie, you're Just a kid" and you
don't know what love isl mean man
and-woman love-any more than a
baby does. And believe me when I
say that the girl who is willing to nut
up with boy of IA Is mighty hard up
for man. She isn't worth wasting
your affection on her Keep your heart
uatil IL is a mans size and can tell a
real woman.
% You will be better OF II you will
stay home nights and improve your
self so that you will be worthy Of a
good woman when you are old enough.
Everybody will laugh at you IL you
elope
~ Your father knows a great deal
more than you do and you would be
wise 10 trust him
C3) This question is answered in
the beginning of my talk to you.
Dear Mrs Thompson: % I am dead
in love with nice young fellow. He
didn't come 10 see me last Sunday and
hasn't come since. What do you think
turned him? ! am well known and
respected girl among my friends. !
am IS; my friend is "a
90 / am a hairdresser and dress
maker. Do you think these are good
trades or did I waste my time learning
them?
(9) Shall I call up my friend and
ask him why he acted in such a man
ner? az Shall give him another
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-01-13
KRAMBECK-o'NEILL.

THE MARRIAGE OF MRS. ANNA
Clara Borell O'Nein Of this city and
Walter A. Krambeck of Davenport,
took place Thursday afternoon at the
parsonage of the Presbyterian church
in Muscatine, Rev. T. b. Randell, the
pastor. officiating. They were at END
ed by Frank Krambeck. a brother of
the groom and Mrs. Nettie Randell
Mr. and Mrs. Krambeck had taken
none Of their friends into their conf
dence and the announcement of their
wedding will come as a surprise.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-01-13

c. A. Schoessel, Mrs. J. c. Davenport,
Mrs Robert Wagner, Mrs. ]. P. Com
eggs, Mrs. F. c. Prick. J. L. Hickey,
a friend, Mrs. J. w Parker, Mrs. J.
F. Munger, Mrs. w II. Munger, Mrs.
A. ]. Bullock, Mrs. c. c. Carter, Mrs.
H. Chalk, Mrs. Crandall, Mrs. Miller,
Mrs. NJ. Harder, Mrs. E. NJ. Starr, Mrs
J. c. Stanton, Mrs. H. Ehrhorn, Mrs
d. Montgomery, Mrs. B. II. Wilson,
Mrs. Z. D. Sweeney, Mrs. r. B. Curry
Mrs. c. o. Woodruff, Mrs. J. NJ
WEIGH; Mrs w. ]. Sanders, furniture;
Mrs. H. Crawford. magazines and
toys; Mrs. Peter Fries, fruit and jel
ley; Vashti Shrine, No. %, w. J. J.,
sandwiches; Miss Clara B. Hampton
books and magazines, Mrs. Day, buns
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-01-13
BEN FRANKLIN CLUB.

THE SECOND ANNUAL BANQUET
OF the Ben Franklin club was held Sat.
urday evening at the Hotel Davenport
and proved a very delightful event for
the % members present A feature OF
the evening was the excellent menu
served by the hotel management.
Henry Kramer OF Rock Island, presi.
dent OF the club. OBLIGATED as toast
master. Round table talks were given
by those present Secretary Norwood
was 70 have given the main address
but was unable to be present by rea.
son Of his departure from the city.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-01-13
7 DEGREES BELOW
HERE YESTERDAY

The coolest weather that has visited
this vicinity thus far this year was ex-
perienced yesterday. The thermome-
ter at the local weather bureau regis
tered : degrees below zero at 9 o'clock
Sunday morning and according to the
weather man it is going to be colder
tonight. 1t was not cold enough yes
terday. however. to freeze the river
clear across although many persons
we're under the impression that it had
closed.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-01-13
CHARITIES BOARD
HEARS REPORTS

At a meeting of the board of direc-
tors OF. the Associated Charities, held
this morning, General Superintendent
Writ Taylor submitted MS report as
follows:
New cases, Is; old cases, 6; from
last year, 8.
Social state-Married couples, 12;
widows, 6; deserted wives, l; single
men (transienO, 3; single men (resi-
dent. 8; total persons in families, g.
Nativity-American (white), %;
American (coloredl, l; Swedish, 2;
German, i: Irish, l.
Applications made by individuals
2; applicants own initiative, 25.
Reported to poormaster, l; other
societies, 2.
Employment - Employment that
should be permanent, s; relief work, l
Material relief procured from
churches, 2; postmaster. l.
Transportation furnished, l.
Relief given-Groceries, u; fuel, i;
clothing, /; lodging and meals, 4;
household goods, /; medical aid, /;
advice, L
Cause OF Disability-Acute illness
10; intemperance. 9; old age, 4 tuber.
culosis, !: insanity, l; idleness OF
shiftlessnSss, 3; incompetence, l; in.
sufficient earnings. Z; unemployment
l6; bad housing, /; robbery, /
The treasurer reported a balance of
S67.45 in the treasury at the end of
the year.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-01-13

The Association house report for
December is: Young girls cared for,
/; families assisted, IS; men assisted,
.; women assisted, I.
Employment-Tem employ
ment secured for, s; permanent en-
ployment secured for, 4.
Finance-Received for sale of cloth
ing, furniture, etc, $3.50; turned over
to treasurer, w. S. Parks, $3.50
Number of pieces of clothing given
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-01-13

out, 70; basket dinners given out
Christmas, 80.
Donations - Edgewood B aptis
church, Thanksgiving offering, 5000;
a friend, for special relief, $1,000; l.
H. n circle, Kings Daughters, mat.
ron's salary, $1,000; South Park
church, Thanksgiving offering, $3.50;
clothing, Mrs. Nellie Krell, Mrs X. T
Anderson, Mrs. c. E. Nelson, Mrs. NJ
]. W. Mathews CheirsJ, friend Mrs
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-01-13
FoR MISS ROEHR.

MRS. HENRY ROEHR, AT HER
home, 290O Fourteenth avenue, was
the hostess Saturday at a shower in
honor of Miss Mary Roehr, a bride of
this month. The home was pretty in
its decorations and in the center of
the dining room was hung a big bas-
ket from which the bride-elect drew
many pretty and useful gifts. The
hostess served a nice luncheon.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-01-13
GRADUATE NURSES TO MEET.

THE GRADUATE NURSES ASSO-
citation of Rock Island county viii
hold the first meeting Of the new year
Thursday afternoon, Jan. 16 at
o'clock at the First Congregational
church, Moline. in the visiting nurses
room The president asks that all
nurses who have money collected from
The sale OF calendars will take it to
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-01-13

and coffee; Mrs. l. h. Houghton, mag
azines; Mrs. w E. Owens. furniture;
Broadway Presbyterian church, pro
visions; Trio Lodge, No. 81. A. f. &
A. NJ, bread; Miss Bertha Jonassen,
shoes; Mill Store, Christmas basket;
Miss Myrtle PAIL, s.enographical
work.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-01-13
gQCZgEzzEY

this meeting or send it to Miss Spohr
in care of the Moline public hospital
The program of the afternoon will
consist of papers by various nurses
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-01-13

Kansas City, Kan.-After living
nearly q week with a broken neck.
Mrs. Ella Maynes, aged ~. died here.
She received the injury when she fell
on slippery sidewalk Jan. 6.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-11-07
Ter @plfitront.
Genere Surihuusen iiber &sefeu unb
llriprnng brSicibsn.

6riotiof HnnIen gtlan9te oor einIs
ger 3eit ourh tbeoretiife unc prut'
tiit)e unttriuhungen gu BEN Gr9ebs
niiis, odb bic biSberige NnlIdE, 100.
nah Der fir bic 2emperatur Noros
Guropas, uno namentli6 Stunoinuz
piens. 10 iiberous pidtiqe Y0olfs
from" BON 4msrita aHs- ben Meg
norbtih ton ben ASoriidtn SnIeln
einihloae uno 10 nuh ben ruropdis
Iaen Siiiten oslongc, irtig ii. ytans
fen mei1te pielmebr. DoB Der Golf
from, Der rihtiger als Der nNtInns
tiIdt Strom" gu 6eSeihnea iet, iih
i'm iiioneItIitsn Sell oes Ntlonti=
iden OSenus in Slpsi Irne ttiIs;
nerieni9e oieIer beioen Irme. Ser nab
europa tomms uno friiher olS Der
.8olftrom" fhlshtbin 9e9citen bn'
be, oebs ni6t norolih bon ben Isos
riT6en SnIeIn, fonoern bie6e iiolit)
nm bic aenonnts S~nieIaruppe her
nm. um Johann Teipsn Neg an Der
3uf. Qortueals ,ntlnn1 ipeiter
n0roIi6 Bis Granddaughter uno gu
ben Yolargsqsnben fort5uieen.
Die Gbecri. NorIeus puroe nab
reno beS lebtotrfloiisntn Sommers
ourt cine nortpssiihe Wtser'sunter'
faduuaserp.bition, bic ors BEN
GdliFfe .Mrmouers 0onien" u7t.r oer
Qeituno oes Or. Scllano SonIen i'm
NtlontiIden Wstre oor1erommtr
muroe, prnttiid 9cpriift uno ala gu
treTfeno oefunosn. Dos Gr2eoitions
TttFf ,Itmousr 6Ouien" 1T crit Die
ies Snbr iertia qebnut uno cong be.
funoers fir WeersSiorihunlen M
allen mooernen 4pp0rntsn sin9srid
tet pproen. "a mar Die r'Fpriin1-
Iihe MbTidt Der Grpeoitiou. Bis Dor
tueoI uro I'll rem &5oriIhta SnIcIT
binuutcr5uQtben uno oou oct elmer
aroBen 9ooeu ourh BEN Mt!antii6t'
Gstan, suriid bis Bergen. iu ma.
den. DuS Shiif puyoe c>er nib
ssi:is 0snug teytiq. me nan muBt
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-11-07

d borauf befhrGnien, ben gIt!anile
i6sn Strom" in ban 0egsno:n nett
(i4 pom Gdottluno gu ituoiertn. Anf
luf bitEe Weiie fam man cher 81
fcbr intsreiiantsn Grgebniffsn. W{aH
nabm bon 10 oeri6teoenen Stationer
aus Biz gum 81. Grab fpeiti. Hong'
,inasbenoe llnteriuGungsn Dor. Vtan
ro6m BON perIdieoenen Sieter Wal'
ferproben; 1emperaturmeiiun qen
fubrte man Biz eur 2iefe BON 1000
Netern aus. Gs purbe aIf biele
Weife einpanofrsi ftItgeftel't, oaB
bos pe-bdltnismdbig Darme Woiisr
init elmer 9emperotur bon mebr als
9 Grab Bel Gaottiono ON rneiteitsn
n6rblid fommt. Durf bieies Wa's
fer pirb oerjenig. 9auptnIm oss
aGolfftroms" (oes ~Qt:antii6sn
Stroms") qefsnn5eidnet. Der biz 5u
BEN norpr9ii9en uTsrn bino"f'Ommt.
Der n9olfftrom" tommt alfo. ME
Nanfen gang rihtia permutet bat, me-
itntIi3 burh bieisnige F'ons. ri.
sipiften S9ottldno rno Rodall
lieat; er gebt iueiter 3Diiden odotts
Lamb uno ben 7yaroerinfeln nnA Ror'
psgen. 3ipiTden RodoII rno ben
6e6rioen fano man marines Wai'er
froor bis 3u elmer 9iefe s3n 600
Wetern. Weftlia BON RodaI puroe
cher on feiner STEELE 10 parmss
WaIfer tisfer cls 100 Mstsr gsfuns
ben. !Sierous srgibt fi6, hob Der
.@olfftrcm" Norbeuropns ';ht BIZ
rett pom Deftsn Der. n0:Htid bon
ben @3ortI6sn Snieln tonmt. @r
asbt pielmehr, rahpem er nm bic
Qsorii6.n S5nisln iioIi6 5erumge'
6puen 1T, lungs Der portuGieiii6sn
2iife unb Johann norolih, ieinsn
psitersn q ourd bic RiHne 3tpt'
I6en Saottlano uno Iodall fin
beno.
Sn bieIer 8er6inbun1 REG nod
eripGbnt fein, oaB in Der lebten, in
&open6n1en o%b1sb1Itsnsn geriamms
lung oes e{nternntionolen 9urenu2
fir Observation-Disclosures tin oon
bGniff.r Geite Qsftellter poti6ldo
3ur 8Drnobme umFaiienoer Wseres.
unterYuhunoen i'm Itl1nIii6.u
O3son ourh marinei6iffe her Der
fhieosren Rntionen, ~QeIsdentlih ner
lle6erF16rt sur Gr0ffnEnN 's Tas
namotanols. olIgemeinsH 9e'FnIl oes
mann. TGA Dem YInne f'ren bic
orterrsihlIhen uno itlLieniitsn
Grieosf6iife i'm iii6Iihsn ~eil. bic
Gdtffe Der Gtuoten I'm ne Noros
uno OitIee o6sr i'm norblihsn Sell
oes Ntlantiiheu O3sons 1i'fiesfcr~
Ihunqen p%ornshmen. rooourt ote
Rihtiateit Der NonisniGsr 2Reori;
tpeit.r Gepriift perocn tGnne.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-11-07

5abrbunoerts unS f6sint .rit beson=
men gu bacon. als Der tnipifhe arm
fton berloF.n mar. Die speit. Be
rioo' lisst spif6.n sen Subren 1921
uno 1875, fGqt dlfo nit Der 3eit 5u'
'dmmen, mo Der taIpii6s Qrm pieoer
Ddher fIbrte. 8abrideinlih ba.
isner 4rm Dor @nfang be5 Is. Sohrz
3unoerts feinen Winoungsis 7i4t
mehr .rrsiht. Der 9auptfrom
(Crus) .rgob fi6 tets in Den Irdlz
Zee, bod mar feline MaNermenge gros
Sen S4Dontuneen untsrDorfen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-11-07
Drdmien Site.

Gtx 3abr i'm peraus be'ahlenSe
ubeNWcwten erhalten ie einen
Sd5suew HaIeueer ais prdmie
gratis ame p%ortefrei. I'm prd-
snieR Rws foIeenee iur aaswahl
Ueradh>en:
Saaturseeh. toapon iinb orei5ebn Num'
meru eEiAtenen).
prdutien oeaen Wehr-
;ahluuo.
apdbndl.
efeiQer'R beutIh ameriIoniibes 60hbuh
far fEeiHe TGuilien. Bon Saioemar
EGIcsser. Ereis Is Gents.
M1hmaidtineu.
lie .S~eeeofesu" @dbmninine no. ! piro
auI 5 SATIRE IHriitlif garantirt, n9rop
tean~s gebduie, EXTRA feline Holltnr, ole
geurI ten 8erbelerau9en, ablOIut be bette
Maidiue, bic ilr irseno elnen BrelS er'
edtfttGn W.. pZO
Ee .E1roitera"s &0bmaIbiue Ro. Q, &C.
Hau fDie no. /. nun nit gutbomathiihem
~GE0Q leQO".
lie -&oronern" Ndbmaihine Wo. 5, IN
HSEtGfA GuI Vcuullt uulIViltutllWIH
,gSalH 4ift~, &ugeila9er g @elteu init
auffomatiifem .Belt Heplncer", bobem
Mrri, aehdrtete Stabltheiie. ale .Nttaf'
TnrHts1 in Sammet' adlt6en. Cine CUTE
2Raidbrne gu oem lebr billisen Breis non
NIX. TIO
Tie .Eorolern sDRafdiue No. 4, genau ME
Qs. 3. nur in 9esfsga binet' 5orm. $21
age blcte sRaIdinen limb obiolut snran'
tsrt. Tic Sra1t bat Der Adufer 5n tragen
sue lf hetrdgt BON soc bis 81. Ie mad Der
EttaHa.
Mn ssefsn uuo SintrftH 1T ss. bas 8tIb per
H1afham sset 70 a (9lpuep Croer), bic Der BoifnetiteT
tn ben ersberrr Ertldaftsn %dusheltn lam 5R uosr
Se1seH, 6heRio gut unb iiter hub bic efroreR'
n burttnua Is i1eidle bic AsenteH Ia alien Grpreb
EtatiaRen GHsteueu. 2Senn man oas Betb per 4oit-
zuivrttHns oeer per Grprssanlpetiuns. lhifi, 1T "a
ziAt RsfhBsabia, ben betreFenoen Hriet regiii rtreE u
IeSen, prHH bic Aoreiie bentltdb geihrebeu III Segt
nsH baaeseH Haarae b tn ben Brief. 10 iolie oieier
ftets ~regiFrirt lUerbeu. nm rdfr 81 ieir. baB oerielbe
rtdstia GHfonEit. Slr @eloienouHaen In e~tafaderH
sSjrtefBerfdlHfe H. ernehmen mir ietuerlei 8eraniiuort
i~ftdsnrtt. Jm fdue bon NoreButrdueeruHgeE peraeiie
HSAsiFee aE}nse en-. bonn font tauHen mir ben VA
ansH III ben e1nherr dat utdlt fnbtu.
8Raaso Gueers olrt'u nitht, iUit oas 10 oft gei6teht,
sig estmcizsltthe Cutting AurndbehdtftH iper
sea. Isubern fnb ben Hrieien bet5ulegsn.
Tizfe SSrGmienlilte miro obne rpeiterp
Roti5 BON 3eit gu 3eit eradnSt uno perdn.
cert, nab oieie 4reiie rihten Iih nab benz
teiueilsen Mnrfperth.
QusffREa erIulat uur ourb Nenoerun9
ses TatuuIs auf benz NoreBltreiten.
Rau n~a-eiiire c!.Toh:
"NORDSTERN". La Crosse. Wis.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-11-07
Tie in ben Iebten Sabrem 20

bduiis seb0rte Bebauptung. oaB Die
9~jieubobneu unIereS Canoes ourh
eiui9r tuenise NttiOndre controuirt lpiIr'
oeH. bat Die Statiltif nIft fir iih. Die
Attisu Der BennipIpnnia Giienbnbn
bsilpistetusiIe uertbeIlen lih nuf ruuo
$1,000 Subdbsr. Die Der Nsw Yott
9sutrot oui uobeSu $4,000 uuo Ole Der
big 6our nuf 1900. Nub bel INDUS
(triefieu llnteruebmunJen bat Der arsiS
Oct Millionaire iih namsntlih in Den
IsSteu Sabrsu betr0hiIih erweitert. Die
Americau Telephone & telegraph 60.
beiipielstueiie bat sur 3stt runo $1,000
Millionaire.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-11-07
lie bisberiae 1abafsernte unie.

res 2auoes iutrO uui nabs5u neunbuu'
oert Wiaionsn Sluno selhdst. GaS
truS retdlih iilnfS,s Miaionen TfunS
tssniser ais I'M lssten Sabre. SIN
5rlbldhr bat ein 9bsil Der 3abatsIsl.
Der nHtsr esu ueberihmemmunssn, i'm
SomHrer unteI Der 0iirre eeIltten. oaS
ehtdit Den @rntenusinl. PIN Der Spite
Der t~abafbnuenoen 5taoteu ltebt sem
tudp, oeien oissidbriss @rnte aui
rauo 246 WiaiOnsn Yiuno seidast
tutro. Yin Slpeitsr Stelle lteht Hpro.
caroltud NIT los. an orttter 0irs
aiuieu nit 1863 Ntiaionen Yiuno.
uptuonisn itebt nit 6S Mjls
Lilo Ell Riuuo an pisitr. Wtscpns
ttu nit so Milionen an %iunltel,
Ohio nit 40 Rilipuen ON lshitsr
SteIle. SIN @aa5en bnben finiSsbn
Stadieu etne Sabrescrute o msbr ale
fiui HRiuioneu Yilno 81 uerSeiAusn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-11-07
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oas aoipiihe We.r. wdbreno Der
4ralies infolgs Der Management Wafs
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Orus ertldrte Blanc in Der 9auptz
fade ourd 9srItopfunasn Der Mins
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our6 4bnobme Der Jeu4tigteit i'm
Srusgebiet i%iberbaupt.
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auf Der transcription 8ubn 81. Sc
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sSlubfhlomm. Ielsit in aroBsrer
9iefc, untsr Der Sbsrfldhs un3utrefs
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gen BON 70. 9artbolo lag Ole Win-
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SnieI Oaurtihinst, alio betrddtIif
fioliter.
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problem perofientlift ioeben Or. u
9errmann in Vstsrmanns Mittsis
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p%riifune oer biitorif6tu Nneuben
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be3iebt. Somdls ipar Der tnTptih.
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len perldGen; dQein nab 6en WonQo'
lenraubSii9en tpuros oieier Nrm ME:
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niQTtsns in fsiuem unttrsn Qauf'
abermols eins WdTtrItrnbe. 9is SUI
Wenoe oeS II. SobrburT:ts iparer
nod 2on1le uro ileine Sssn porhdna
ven. sic dber auf 9ef,bl oes
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puroen, nm o,aen Ginfdue osi
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oem SarobcQos 9uier uno Sen
llnterlauf oss Srus flof. So 81.
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banoen mar. IGbt iitl Gus Sen nod
rid;,n nidt fsititsIIsn. Nat Or
6srrmdnn iiro absr s,pej 0tricNtr
ie,rsr WoNsrfiibruns betonnt Vi
sritt oauerte bis aur Ylitt, SIS 10