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Devils Lake world., 1914-07-02


vacation together.
Manager j. e. Dougherty went to
Lakota and scheduled game with
the fast Lakota team, to be played
on the local diamond on; the 2sth Of
June. This promises 70 be a fast
contest as both Teams are considered
the best in their respective districts.
The local base ball team is setting
a fast pace and last Sunday they
went to BFocket and applied the XII
bosh on the representatives Of that
village by a score Of Z TO o.,
Chas. Laski, liveryman, and John
Aune autoed up from Brocket Wed
nesday evening.
Miss Beatrice Melby returned last
Friday from the Chautauqua grounds
where she spent some time camp
ing.
Mrs. Andrew Robbie and daughter
of Cavalier, and Mrs. J. Ross of
Park River, have been visiting this
week with their sister, Mrs. A. He'd
don.
Mrs. Braund and little child left
last Friday for Grand Forks. The
boy has been. having nasal trouble
and it is expected that an operation
will have to be performed. She ex-
poets to return Tuesday.
LAwToN NEws
j. j. Smith received his new Ford
this week from Devils Lake.
Mrs. j. E. Stevens returned from
a visit to Northwood Monday.
Miss Cecil vobayda visited Devils
Lake Saturday, returning Monday.
Louis Olsen lost a valuable horse
in Otto Wischer's pasture Sunday
night by lightning.
Charley Drake arrived Wednesday
from San Francisco, to visit his un-
Gle, A. Granger, of Shepherd town.
ship.
Jimmy Scott is helping out on the
Edmore Herald this week in the alb.
Devils Lake world., 1914-07-02

Mrs. A. W. Woods and children
returnedy Friday from Des Moines,
Iowa, where they have been visiting
for the past two months. The Woods
family have moved into the residence
On Orvis avenue vacated by Miss
Taylor and mother. 49,
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q: +. IS Burgess vac I 4 a. visitor ii the
city last Friday.
Mr.. Bobinson Of Fairdale was .
business visitor in town Tuesday.
Clark Brown was business visitor
a# Lakota between trains last Fm-
day.
Erick Raakna1n went to Devils Lake
last Saturday to bring home F1Fd.
car for Chas. Honey.
Miss Erickson made trip to the
Forks last Friday returning the next
day.
Mr.. Greenleaf, auditor Of the Ro-.
bertson lumber company, was in our
town Tuesday calling on the local
agent.
Mrs. sandel Qualey left Monday
for Twin Valley, MINI, to spend
the summer months with friends.
Miss Leonard left last Friday for
Grand Forks where she will spend
some time with friends,
Miss Helen Woldy returned on last
Saturday from Buxton where she has
spent some time with friends after
finishing her term of teaching ia Rey-
nolds.
The Queen Esther class Of the M.
E. church Sunday school returned
from Devils Lake Chautauqua Tues
day, where they have been camping
for the past week.
The party of Masons from this
place who took in the meeting at
Fargo last week report rousing
meeting, but "a hard trip from Lako-
ia Through the mud.
We neglected last week to mention
the fact that j. l.. Rosholt was
the happy father of baby boy that
arrived at the Rosholt home Wednes-
- / - g
\ day. morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Johnson and
their little daughter left last satur-
day for Aahby, MINI, where they
will spend week visiting. scotty
of Lawton will take charge Of the
Office in the absence Of the editor.
Miss Helen Nelson Of st. Paul is
spending a few days visiting with
Devils Lake world., 1914-07-02

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sence Of Mr. johnson who is taking
a vacation.
John Herda was called to the bed
side Of his father at Portland, Min
nesota, Monday. Mr.. Heqda, ST., is
said TO be seriously i'll.
Jerry Paukert came up from Lako-
ia Saturday to visit his family and
;returned Monday. Jerry is managing
one Of the Murphy farms.
Miss Jessie Richards arrived Tues
day from Oshkosh, Wis, to visit her
aunt Mrs. Geo. Adler and friends
during vacation.
Coleman & Bartley's collection of
Birds and animals is ON exhibition at
the farm Of j.. w. BARLEY and
wiA be until July is.
Geo. Nash left for Jordan, Mimi,
last week to try the healing mineral
baths of that place for eczema from
which he has been a sufferer for many
years.
j. A. Arid, Clyde sanborn, James
Young and j. j. Smith left yester-
day for Twin Lakes, Mimi, on fish
ing trip. Now watch out for fish
stories.
Charley Ryba visited Tie. county
seat Monday to consult an oceulist
about his eyes, which have been
bothering him Of late. lie was ac-
companied by Must2r Ralph Whitcley.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. II. Cuthbart
came over from the Lake Saturday
to take over their car which they left
here Market day on account Of the
bad roads. Sheriff Mclean also came
over the same day to get his car.
MT. and Mrs Whelan and family
ana MIS-. Il. Melt'nor, formed an
auto party to ST. Thomas, Crystal
day OF last week, returning home on
Tuesday afternoon. They report an
enjoyable trip.
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sono eA'en. Du' 'ne eye mln no'
lose i.s sisn' enstletS, Miss pohanue ;
sl'er ,He opeia'iou, p.acAniy lesauleu
A f,,nny episode hannened in Nun.
ich last week. One of their popular
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Devils Lake world., 1914-07-02
CRARY
J 3. $nfth and Andrew. Fqslot
motored to ChAntanqua Monday.

Mrs. f. b. Stevens spent few
days visiting ct Grand Forks this
week.
81. A. Nicholson is improving his
residence BY building new porch
and enlarging the cellar
Prof. and Mrs. Fairchild left for
Ghautauqua Saturday where they will
camp for the summer. /
Mrs. Chas. Wright returned last
week from q, couple weeks visit with
friends and Felatives at Cass Lake.
Mrs. F.. A. 9Mathieu has been en-
joying a visit from her sister Mrs.
Davis and daughter Edith of Aber-
deem, s. D.
Miss Emma Madison left Monday
for Neville where she will spend
week before returning to- her home in
Wheatland.
August Kalinowski of Ontario twp
is improving his residence by en-
larGng the same. Contractor Fos-
berg ol Devils Lake has the job.
Morton Anderson from Warwick
sTas a business visitor at Crary last
Wednesday and Thursday, coming up
with Rollin Dean in his Ford run
about.
Oscar Funk returned from Mime
apolis Thu}sday morning. Mrs.
Funk having been operated On at th.
Ethel hospital and is now doing as
nicely as can be expected.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Miller and
family are enjoying few weeks of
camp life at Wood Lake and have en-
tertained some of their friends in
their comfortable home.
The Warwick baseball team came
up Wednesday afternoon with the
Crary All-staFs and had an easy job
i'm defeating the locals. Warwick II
tSars 8.
F. R. Stevens is now sworn in as
attorney at law, having passed sue
scessfully the state bar examination at
Grand Forks the past week. Mr..
Stevens for the present will locate at
Crary, and will buy a good library
for use in his rea.sing and practice.
William anu C-air Stanton are
spending this week at the Stanton
farm south of town.
Andrew Hagen spent the first of
the week. at Devils Lake visiting at
his sisters home Mrs. Peter Matson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Medelman and
family spent few days ait Wood
Lake, as the guests lof the N1illers.
Mrs. A. L. Southam, Mrs. W.. H.
Cuthbert, Rev. VanAuken and DR..
Cuthbert were Devils Lake visitors
Monday.
Miss Emma Severson is visiting
friends in town this week. She leaves
in "a few days for Alberta where she
will spend her vacation with rela-
tives.
R. v. Murray and VIM. Saunders
returned from a trip to Canada last
Saturday. They report conditions
not as favorable as NoTth Dakota for
farming.
Mrs. D. G. Mcleod and Mrs.
|Pickard of Niagara returned from
Montana Monday where they were
visiting the past week. Mr.. Pickafd
met his wife here and they returned
to Niagara by auto.
Miss Mary Kalinowski went to La.
kota Tuesday to visit Miss Margaret
Kennedy who has recently returned
from st. Louis, Mo-, where she has
| taken treatment for foot trouble. Hez
friends are glad to know that the
treatment was successful and the pa.
tient will be able to walk as we'll as
anyone,
4 Mr. and Mrs. An1raw Hokansan
Devils Lake world., 1914-07-02

The NJ. E. Ladies Aid met with
Mrs. A. Bennes last week Thursday.
Devils Lake world., 1914-07-02

5her sister Ethel oe this plaee.y She
win stay here till MESS Nelson i re.
lieved from duty as telephone operat-
or when they will 60 and spend their
vacation together.
Devils Lake world., 1914-07-02

Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. shand autoed
over to Bisbee las9 week to attend
the W. @. T. u. convention.
Devils Lake world., 1914-07-02

The ladies Of the Foreign Mission
AIRY. society met at the j. G.. Nichol
home last Friday evening and re-or-
ganized tht society which has not
been active during the year. Miss
Eta Nichol was chosen president,
Mrs. Babcock, vice president, Mrs.
Harding secretary and Mrs. James
Davidson treasurer.
Thos. WARDROBE of Leeds was in
Charchs Ferry on Monday.
Il. G. Hanson and W. A. Haus-
man wee at Devils Lake on Sunday.
w. B. Morton went to the Lake
saturday returning the following day.
T. E.. Engelhorn went to Warwick
Friday on business returning home on
Sunday.
The Mccormick family autoed to
the Lake on Saturday evening.
Leo Studness returned last Thurs
day from the State University where
he was freshman this year.
Charles Harding Jr. invited in his
boy and girl friends on Friday after
noon to celebrate his fifth birthday.
Mrs. g. g. Mead retpentd Mon
day evening from Knox where she
visited over Sunday with her daugh
ter, Mrs. David Ugland.
o. j. and g. A. Sorlie and fam
lilies, Of Grand Forks came up Satur
day for a visit at the home Of I. E.
Sorlie Of this place..
Il. A. Moe was at StArkweathe1
Sunday where he assisted. the Norde,
chorus which gave a sacred concert
that evening. Mr.. Moe sang coup
le of baritone solos.
Mrs. j. Taylor and daughter, Miss
Lula Taylor left Saturday for theil
home at ObFon where they will spent
few weeks visiting relatives ani
friends before going to Minneapolis
where they will visit the remainder Of
the summer with relatives. This fal
they will 60 to Boise, idaho, for tn,
winter. The people Of Churchs Ferry
4 regretted very much when they heard
that Miss Taylor declined the position
of primary teacher the coming yea,
which position she has 60 successfully
held during the past four year,. And
the departure Of these estimable peo
/ pie from our town viii be keenly fsl,
as tkey had always taken an active
part il tAsse things which were "a
Devils Lake world., 1914-07-02

at Lake Geneva N. Y, where he is
attending the Y. M. 9. "A. eneamp-
ment.. ~ ..tA' ;
Devils Lake world., 1914-07-02

Stanley swenson will attend the
summer school at the Devils Lake
Chautauqna the, next few weeks be-
ginning Monday next week
Devils Lake world., 1914-07-02

Mr.. Bobinson Of Fairdale was
business visitor in town Tuesday.
Devils Lake world., 1914-07-02

\ Mrs. sandel Qualey left Monday
for Twin Valley, MINI, to spend
the summer months with friends.
Devils Lake world., 1914-07-02

DR.. and Mrs. w. E. Hooking of
Devils Lake and their guests Mr..
and Mrs. John Hooking of Casselton
were calling on friends in town last
Monday evening. /
Devils Lake world., 1914-07-02

Mr.. Greenleaf, auditor Of the Ro-
bertson lumber company, was in our
town Tuesday calling on the local
agent.
Devils Lake world., 1914-07-02

IA E.. Southam received check for
$42. accident insurance on account
of being hit by q ball and his face
injured in a ball game few weeks
ago. 49,
Devils Lake world., 1914-07-02

Miss Erickson made a trip to the
Forks last Friday returning the next
day.
Devils Lake world., 1914-07-02

Clark Brown war a business visitor
st Lakota between trains last F'd-
day.
Devils Lake world., 1914-07-02

g. =. Burgess wac a visitor in the
city last Friday.
Devils Lake world., 1914-07-02

Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Miller and
family are enjoying a few weeks of
camp life at Wood Lake and have en-
tertained some Of their friends in
their comfortable home.
Devils Lake world., 1914-07-02

Oscar Funk returned from Mime
apolis Thuyaday morning. Mrs.
Funk having been operated On at til.
Ethel hospital and is now doing as
nicely as can be expected.
Devils Lake world., 1914-07-02

Chas. Laski, liveryman, and John
Aune autoed up from Brocket We'd
nesday evening.
Devils Lake world., 1914-07-02

sence Of Mr.. Johnson who is taking
9 vacation.
Devils Lake world., 1914-07-02

Erick Raaknam went to Devils Lake
last Saturday to bring home Ford
car for Chas. Honey.
Devils Lake world., 1914-07-02

Mrs. A. Flath and daughters o
Stanley arg here visiting friends.
Devils Lake world., 1914-07-02

Coleman & Bartley's collection Of
Birds and animals is ON exhibition at
the farm Of j., w. BARLEY and
villa be until July Is.
Devils Lake world., 1914-07-02

Geo. Nash left for Jordan, Mimi,
last week to try the healing mineral
baths Of that place for eczema from
which he has been sufferer for many
years.
Devils Lake world., 1914-07-02

Miss Jessie Richards arrived Tues
day from Oshkosh, Wis, to visit her
aunt Mrs. Geo. Adler and friends
during vacation.
Devils Lake world., 1914-07-02

The Warwick baseball team came
up Wednesday afternoon with the
crary All-staFs and had an easy job
i'm defeating the locals. Warwick II
tSars 8.
Devils Lake world., 1914-07-02

J. A. Aird, Clyde sanborn, James
Young and J. j. Smith left yester-
day for Twin Lakes, Mimi, on a fish
ing trip. Now watch out for fish
stories.
Devils Lake world., 1914-07-02

I Marvin kirk . enjeying en oslang
Devils Lake world., 1914-07-02

Charley Ryba visited tie. county
seat Monday to consult an oceulist
about his eyes, which have been
bothering him of late. Tie was ac-
companied by Mast2r Ralph Whitcley.
Devils Lake world., 1914-07-02

The local base ball team is setting
a fast pace and last Sunday they
went to BFocket and applied the ki-
bosh on the representatives Of that
village by a score Of Z TO o.!
Devils Lake world., 1914-07-02

Jerry Paukert came up from Lako-
ia Saturday to visit his family aud
returned Monday. Jerry is managing
one Of the Murphy farms.
Devils Lake world., 1914-07-02

Miss Leonard left last Friday for
Grand Forks where she will spend
some time with friends.
Devils Lake world., 1914-07-02

Miss Beatrice Melby returned last
Friday from the Chautauqua grounds
where she spent some time camp
ing.
Devils Lake world., 1914-07-02
CHURcHs FERRY NEWS

Erick Lysne was at the Lake Sat-
urday on business.
Devils Lake world., 1914-07-02

John Herda was called to the bed
side Of his father at Portland, Min
nesota, Monday. Mr.. Herda, sr., is
said TO be seriously i'll.
Devils Lake world., 1914-07-02

and Mrs. b. W. Hunter left
for Aantana to look up location for
buying grain.
Devils Lake world., 1914-07-02

Mrs. Andrew Robbie and daughter
of Cavalier, and Mrs. J. Ross of
Park River, have been visiting this
week with their sister, Mrs. A. He'd
don.
Devils Lake world., 1914-07-02

Mrs. F. B. Stevens spent a few
days visiting ct Grand Forks this
week. s.
Devils Lake world., 1914-07-02

Mrs. Braund and little child left
last Friday for Grand Forks. The
boy has been having nasal trouble
and it is expected that an operation
will have to be performed. She ex-
poets to return Tuesday.
Devils Lake world., 1914-07-02

Morton Anderson from Warwick
was business visitor at Crary last
Wednesday and Thursday, coming up
with Rollin Dean in his Ford run
about.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-01-02

Ter &onlg 5Ieht nit Sc9cuSipcnheu
ToH Stdot 5I Sto0t, pou 0nuS 81
Nnlt5,
limo tcIlt init INNER rridcn N1nocl
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limo atnnet lrtlcn @uloc5ouit.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-01-02
Safeguarding SeMtidcr Stnocnten.

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llniperlitdt 9aae gegen 4ltobolmibs
brduh Der Stuoentsu elm. Rettor
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seigen qe9sn Stuoierenoe ipsger
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3tit ibrer &eriibung ~porbanoens
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nur miIoern0er llalituno I'm 10 ire
niger in gstroht tommer. ais e.
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ben lit, iit ourh gu reihIid)en 8e.
nub aItoboliiher getrdnts in sineu
,Suitdno 81 perieben, in oen mar oit
pcue 6tyritaft iibtr I'D, ielbit Der.
ljert. Die dluocmiihe 0iIsiplinur
ecborNe Qibt Ser lletsr3su1un9 Iu5
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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-01-02

Sn Gan 5rantisco truF
tir5Ii6 Die erfte 2aoung gauhol3 aus
Dem SongoB RatiunaIfort in
Qlas.a elm; lie beitano aus 100000
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BON 6augen. I~2ontnaa. bic jdbrllh
ungsfGbr 100000 juuge Sdums
berpor6ringt.
Gin bIide5 9aar trGgt
$50 8rnmm. ohne gu 3srreibsn.
5anffdier reiBf f6on BEL einem 53ug
BON 100 0ra:nm. pd6rero ungebdrs
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400 Gramm tpiOerftsbt.
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2-3 Wohen mad Dem Sang $500.
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No6 m Sabre 1900 CAB IS in
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in Qmsrita $4,000. Die 3abl Ser
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beIduft iid ouf ~ Miuiom.n,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-01-02
DER Bamer MAO le.u 5ubm,

sin gutcr, 0ulErr Vutcrrtndbc,
Gen Sumter @uI9 emit NIT ol Acien u0Gn,
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,3u ielnCm llnglid tam EN- GROCER Sumo derannt.
sSa, Gder", ret Der mOcrldante &nabG
,Sbr m0gt Mrs gloubtn nOtr nht,
5o Jag ids gub mo le0cll iN9 e}citht,
GaB ib chit elnen Sumo bel 80 @uo0 gcicbcn babe,
-0drt al Dem ISeg, no man nuh Nruutreld f0hrt,
Ser - ia. ib bin ntdt cbrcnmert.
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yGas", ipra) Der Hatcr, ourtrnt mud iuunoer!
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llu0 mer0eu fetne Stun0e 1cbu, ~
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gSir uiuicr Ielblt barber gCbn \
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9u oeR loBt man, lUcnu man ocnieIbct Gag gelogen.
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Ter Yub rridrof. lopaIO or Dies pernomlncn.
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Aie Guer gr0BtcS Eiero? Go}u nil ucl geb0rcn.
Ser Nuno. lett talt MFRS Gin, mar crit Gin babies Sabr;
AIeiu, OuS molt lb mobl beifp0ren,
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llno iihltc lhon Den Weinbrld) balb.
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&or groB, mo ipern ib i'm audi mas ucrgr0Bcrt bate,
so mar er 0dl uel grocer ais Elm Ndlb."
Die @tlde toInrnt. 6rie! 6riB! Vie miro oirS gebcni
Ter Batter Qebt uornn; ood1 Sris h1lt i'm 0cidlpiuo.
Md. Mater" iprift er: .ieio fem aiu0
lluo 9lalbt, 0aB lh ~ocraleidcn Sun0 gcpbcn;
3enn tur5 mo gut, eb mir oarnber gcben:
Ger Snno mar mlr 10 0roB, mic ole @lnoc lino."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-01-02

Gtim fir 9eidltgte mllce @08el tnt
bdIt.
IIIt Gilonoe nieit2 Set3 ijno Gum
melpldge pen Gluienoen oon W}ter
uno ouoercu &oQtln. oeren pielc bier
ibrs Heitey laden. Nor5uQ4pciie
ubty gil; ojc4 penn GiIauo Inobc.
Rem 0m!lit merchantmen &olelhcrt
uno Der maietiIhiten Snie ran aIltu.
is pimms.i bier pcU Vt,i.an;r. Set
mocal. GtuymItp0Iben. WjIo5Gn
ier. W%il0sutcn Il. {. H.. ,pic rur an
fthr ptni9eu onosren Crttn bcuiSN
tnae.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-01-02
Sir nmarrr 3ugrnh.
5unnta1 fritz.

PimmeIl muB Ger >rlenld2 iid
pld9eu,
Jnmer 2lrbeit, ,mlnsr 1lTuh
KIopfen nit Gem ipanlhen
St9dfIein
>lIu6 er, al, lein id24nes ROD,
lem
Selbit am lleben Sonntal friih.
2lIub lid aucb Ole SticfeI
pnSen,
limo mas brln9t Ihm Gas fir
>lu5en
1Denn or 2lbeuos fommt nab
pdus,
Si,bt er iuft tple 9eltern aus
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-01-02
Ger quite k1nia.

Ssd femme cllleu giitcn 40nig,
Oar cinelI Iiebrn. mIloen @errn,
Gicl 9nIlieuo lin0 ihl mltertduiG,
ilu0 ollie lul0s u0n Ncr5en germ.
Gs rllbt eiu itiller 0otte5iricoen
ant ielncn Wclten lldltcu Neidl;
go if0n Ole Nelt. 6 lit blrnlc0cr
Gclu azores inn ami Grocu glcit,.
s'irI bcIIcr Icudtct bier Ole SonnG.
9Sici tIeler ltrablt OcS 0inmcI2
NloL
Qln0 4inocrluit mo Alaocrlponne
~SoId)st llbcrall i'll gSnlo mo Nh.
gSic syciialdn5 ruht5 oni Nuidl mo
N0u1lcll.
auf Narft mo Sniien. @ici nl>
Sclo.
sis oh ats Yorooicic5rdumeu
Gin Shinmcr an Die Ynnoc fGut,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-01-02

StIdu. .Wos, Wi}}t. III
tnnnii aus Dem @atboi2-
aSn, iiebIt Ou. liebe Joni. iii adj
2tasn bah ih meire Nodie;t, ga
rNor ih ebsu rel Der Giytiu. no ii6
mem 9rlutignm bet0ltiet, 0anit lie
rbm Ole adt Snae m6slitt itIsd.
ia Glen sibt."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-01-02
Trr neue N~conSa'er %oaclGurt.
Sin Gilano bcS an f~nriuicn WcbiIScn
rcid1cu Hnrnmoen. SrrS.

Giner Der neueiten unb intereiious
ttItsn WiIopOgeI. SduBborte, ipeIhe
Don u%nierer @unoesregierun9 9eihnI
fen ODER rtIerbieyt lrorosn iino. III
ons @iIono Nnoto, I'M Yprnmioen
See pcu 9eplon. Dieter See TT
cine Der Sjtuttit characterization oes
y8eftens, uno sr Miro minoeitens
dibts occuyh p:t!itrtn. bah er Gin
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-01-02
Das RnB nnh Orr Sitter.

aN c1nerl leu t0ct None 1oJ i'd MIDI nidt rcajunl" .abcr id"
{tI5 Elm 0rUcr 0nutc 0nbcr. On .rcrNtte hoS Mos 7n,u r,s; Hr
rTi Elm miI0er Sttr Dem Ronc III: Ghre f5um, % mir br,, sn ,5nY,
-Sunhoc! son Cuncnl Wn0bcn lI NuobeH Obunucrfen2'
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-01-02

81 friid,cr arort, 81 irobcm Wlte
Hitblt leoe@ Ncr5 lid ilcu periiindt.
Gem &oni1 Sou,cto1 its. Ser
8r.e,
Ser Croft mo 6rcnoc allen brirut.
Arizona republican., 1914-09-08

Eat at the New Palace Cafeteria,
where You can get the most of the
best for the least money. 12S West
Adams st. 1..s.. ct
Arizona republican., 1914-09-08

If good eating and reasonable prices
are what you want, try the New Palace
Cafeteria. 1913 w Adams. ct
Arizona republican., 1914-09-08

Vote for Brooks for Supervisor. the
man who has always been for every
improvement.-Adv p