davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1914-06-05

give the description OF the property
supposed to be so highly and fairly as
sessed? Well, that was the case. The
statement was made that the Blakes
paid so much in lump sum in GER
tain year, and that they paid SO much
taxes in another year, without showing
on what these men paid, and the rate
they paid. Why not publish list Of
their property with the taxes paid?
To say that they paid 500 in 1912 and
$500 or some other amount in 1918
proves nothing. Show what other
property of equal value paid the
same years. and give the record.
Give the description of the property.
The Republican has twice published
such lsst of Blake property and these
men have never denied a word of it,
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1914-06-05
Affirms Timber Cruise.

Salem, Oregon, June 2.-The su-
preme court in a decision today held
that it is not only within the provision
of the state constitution but that it is
the duty of the county court to take
steps even though an indebtedness may
be incurred exceeding 5000 to have
timber in the county cruised for the
purpose of assessment and taxation if
it is required in order to obtain equal
ity in taxation. G. Wingate sought to
enjoin the Clatsop county court from
abiding by contract to have the tim
ber cruised.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1914-06-05
Many Thanks.

It is not often that the editor Of a
country paper gets one check for $40
real money for ten new subscribers,
all in one day, but that is just what
happened Monday evening when We
opened the mail from Cavendish.
There was the check and letter from
prominent democrat who sent in ten
new subscribers. It was certainly a
welcome letter, and will help to keep
the Republican going during the fight
against gang rule and ring incompe-
tency. The Republican stands for a
square deal, for efficiency in pubic
service, for a dollars worth of service
for dollar of tax money; for the pol
icy of making a dollar Of tax money 60
just as far as dollar Of private money;
for reform in our road system; for the
appointment of men on their merits as
road builders instead of using county
road funds to support men whose only
qualification for the job are their
ability to build political fences and
keep the gang in power. The Republi'
can stands for honest county govern
ment, and if that appeals to the people,
as we believe it does, the people will
get value received for every penny
they contribute towards the support o1
the Republican. We cannot exist un
less the people do help, and the ter
new subscribers Monday night were
substantial evidence that some of the
people do appreciate the work Of thi'
paper.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1914-06-05

Candidate for governor on the repub-
lican ticket. Mr.. Lewis, himself not
only big taxpayers but payers of
big taxes, goes before the people on
a square-toed issue of honest, sane tax
economy, and has figures to show how
an annual saving OF about 5000, 600 can
be made without impairing in the least
the public service. For example, why
a state board of health and a pure food
department? Why state bank exam
iner and another department to exam
inc county officials, each travelling over
the state at heavy expense when one
department could do it all?
The Republican proposes to publish,
"a soon as the figures are available, a
detailed statement covering this matter,
10 the taxpayers may sec why Mr..
Lewis makes the statement, and how
he can do it if given an opportunity.
From information over the state it is
certain that Mr.. Lewis will be nomi-
mated over Governor Haines, and
elected. As matter Of fact Mr.. Lewis
entered the race at the urgent solicita-
ton of republicans throughout the state
who realize the usclessness Of again
nominating Mr.. Haines. The republi-
cans are not satisfied with Haines;
the party leaders admit that he has not
made good; the Nampa bank failure is
too much to stomach, and the people
are not going to stand for such work.
1t is the business Of the governor to en-
force the law, and Governor Haines has
done nothing. The law was violated.
Some $40, 600 Of state funds were on de-
posit, greatly in excess of the sum the
law allowed. The state treasurer is
liable for 5000 fine. 1t is the COVER.
ner's duty to enforce the law.
Mr.. Lewis undoubtedly had this in
mind when he recently said: 81 stand
for the law, will obey it and make il
respected by others, high and low"
He hits the nail square'y on
the head once more when he says: 81
stand for efficiency in public service
and think the tax dollar should buy a:
much as the private dollar"
He will, if elected, make good. HI
has the ability to carry out every lettel
of this program, and it is this fact
backed by statewide determination
to reduce taxes, that prompted leading
renuhlicanS fo brinU Mr.. Lewis out.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1914-06-05
The Home Merchant.

The home merchant is entitled to the
loyal support of the people of the COM
munity. AS a general thing we can
get better service at home than we can
from merchants in faraway places who
do not know us, and have no interest
other than a pure business one. The
home merchant is our friend. He may
belong to the same lodge we do; help
support the same schools, aid in build
ing up the roads we travel, contribute
towards our happiness and pleas
ure in the matter of county fairs,
Fourth of July, and other occasions,
and contributes in taxes towards the
support of our county and state. And
the catalogue merchant does not. He
never extends credit in time of need,
he does not pay penny in taxes, he
does nothing to assist in maintaining
our schools and colleges. Suppose he
does sell little cheaper, which is
generally not the case, if we consider
quality, freight and express, and other
items that enter into merchandise,
where in the long run, has it paid a
citizen of Clearwater county to send
his money to Chicago mail order
house? Where does it pay to build ul
business houses in Illinois, to con.
tribute in any way to firms who spend
their money in Illinois, and return
nothing to Idaho? Let US be loyal to
our home county and home merchants
Sometimes misfortune lays its afflictine
hand on family. How often have the
local merchants rendered aid; how Of
ten have they assisted and extended
credit? But what about the mail order
merchant in Chicago?
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1914-06-05

lican has any say in the matter. And
so will the Potlatch Lumber Co. Nor
will this paper support for office any
man who does not stand for an honest,
fair and even assessment of all timber,
regardless of who owns it, and more
than this Jim Blake and Blair Hoar will
not use the taxing power OF the county
a club to compel somebody to buy
their private timber holdings, and the
Fidelity Bank, OF which Assessor Pat
Blake is cashier, will not run the equal
ization board
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1914-06-05
Publish the Description,

Some weeks ago the Orofino Tribune
came out with an extended article at
tempting to show that Jim and Pat
Blake are paying their full share OF the
taxes; that they are not "tax dodgers. "
The Republican would call attention to
the very clever deception practiced.
Did you notice that the article dealt
entirely in generalities; that it did not
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1914-06-05
Good Roads.

Remember that Wednesday, June 10,
is good roads day, and that everybody
is expected to get out and work one
day. 1t is good move, should be
generally observed, and repeated again
a little later. 1t is the best investment
the people can make. Good roads are
worth money. They draw trade, make
for the pleasure and happiness Of the
people, and increase the value of
property. Get busy.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1914-06-05
Great 'Vict0ry" for the People.

Suppose Clearwater county wanted a
team Of good horses, worth $500. Sup
pose one farmer offered the team for
$500 and a man named Nease another,
not as sound, for 500. Wouldn't it be a
great victory" for the taxpayers If the
county commissioners bought from
Nease at $7OO? And yet that is exactly
what happened when the Blake gang
gave M. c. Nease a contract to cruise
Clearwater county at IL IL cents per
acre. without competition, when others
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1914-06-05
Things Are Rotten.

A. II. Morris, Of Greer, spent Tues
day in Orofino. He informs the Re-
publican that the people in his part Of
the county are not satisfied with the
way county business is being con-
Quoted, and that there are more rotten
things than the Republican has yet
dug up.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1914-06-05

That billboard wouldn't be a bad
place to run the following classified ad:
FOUND-One old suitcase labeled "P.
H. Blake, Orofino, Idaho"
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1914-06-05

And think what victory it would
have been had the gang paid Is cents
an acre for work that others would 90
for 1-2 cents an acre.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1914-06-05
Strawberries.

The finest in the country and al
prices that will surprise you.
Call phone Red 992, or see
LOUIS G. HOWARD.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1914-06-05

Clearwater county has the soil that
delivers the goods.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1914-06-05

were ready to do the work for 7 IL
cents an acre, and the 7 IL cent bid d
the best. 1t cost nothing for burns
And this dirty deal is called "victory"
for the people. Here is another court
house ring "victory" for the people:
Official publications for year ending
April II, 1914:
Clearwater county @2637.37
Latah county COL 90.
Excess in Clearwater Co q, ,036.H
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1914-06-05

ALEXANDER BOISE,
the has succeeded
the public and leaders
The editor the Clearwater Republican the for Mr. Aexan
and believes he qualified Idaho His
OF
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1914-06-05
Victory No. Three. The Battle of Bum Business.

a
bed died. Shedding nights thinking how the
John Rockefeller might beat Slippery Jim
the the army"
Bea
& Company Here the figures:
1874 feet 8 inch at 6S foot N2512 ~
276 feet 10 inch 81 foot 22356
IL inch .95p foot 3477O
inch
Freight on 9295 lbs Spokane to Orofno 640
county prices, Moscow;
Is inch 81 3 per foot
Compared to Lah county tins siec cost the tax
Blake Do the counter patriots Slip
HELP" And this
geing ammun
ton?
peepul" General
There the battle for bocze with
his "P H. Blake Orofne
dose political pull will the bacon.
LThe the greatest victory the
the
Jim
The Nease deal will
Nease the people forced
gader Bnde Zelenka his compaiot
the when the work completed the
army calls the Nae dea co the people
right for the the In.
which the people have u~---ss~~es~"'~-
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1914-06-05


the battle
and his "P H. Blake, Oron
A dose o political pull will the bacon.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1914-06-05

Freight on 9295 lbs Spokane to Orofno 64.1O
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-12-04
Gn9liide llnurridGm tbcit.

Gbrlltinrlo, 9torpegen. 1. Ge5.
0irobbritannic1 ioG BON 9tnrlpe-
gen Oerlan9t boben, inn fur Ole
0mier beo arieocs Stoot umo Sulen
ron Gbriitionlono an scr Suofilitc
Normegens als 5lottenitdtior gu
iiberlniicn. Ger a0nig ilno Die SIC.
gicrltng bnben Die Grfiillung oieies
8unidGs uerpcioert lno Ioiort bic
n0tbigen 9RoBregcln onqcpr0nct. lml
gc9ebencnions Sic Neutrolitot 9tor
lpegcns nit bcipaiineter pnno 3u Der
theioiaen; Die Neieitiguneen Gbri.
ItianInnos mcrhen nerltGrft llno aus
ollen 3beiIen oes 2unoeS 3rllppen
oort 3liammenge3oaen.
Soils oItf oiele GSeiie Roripegen in
oen 0onlIitt ge5oqen nliroe, miibIc
iih ibm Sdlpeoel1 ons nit ibm in ei.
nem Overwhelmingly ltcbt, anihlie-
ben. Gle Sep0ltcrung in Sd,peoell
1T ichr entid)ieoen gegen sfuBInno,
mGbrcn6 Die 9tormcgens i'm ailQerrei.
ncn nuf Die tSeite Der TreiDerbduos.
n116te fid) 5u neigen lheint.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-12-04
GmOell=NnefODten.
&ie &apitan u. MHller iciue sahlrci-
den Erlieu amsfiHoia mndDte. Ser.
megcncr Streif in GOlfntta.
Son ,ffronaiScp. ,. 9e1.

Ger tnlltiihne gNuqeunltb lno 0ie
roniihc 0ofIidhteit apitdn bon Qpill.
lers non Der .Gmocn", oeren in ocr
JSeidid,te heS Secfrieaes mobl ein5ig
hoItebenhc al0n6enoe 9alifbobn ourA
Nos picl itGrfere oultroliide ariegs
idliii gum Vn0e gebrodlt muroe. lper.
ben burd, cine 9lnSobl 9lnetooten.
Gie 2opiton Yhinips BON Dem Del.
Aonlpfer ngSnbolbo" eraobIt. i'll omit
ianter 9Seiie on Die Seflcntli
gcbroht. aopiton Ybili,
cutaing nit leiner inter b.,
6laeae iobrenben s@oboIba" Hur lnu
tnopper both Der Aoperung ourf ole
o@mocn".
Scr Stapitdn beridltet, ipenn Die
..Gmoen" ouf Der Suhe nod elmer
neuen 3riie aclucien iei. babe iie burdl
ihren sSunfenapparot in cneliider
Spradgs 0lc fSraae hinouseeiHidt:
.Saht eSbr ettpos BON hem oeutidcu
Stteuscr vlnoen aeieben2" aou bann
Die gtntnort: vysein". 70 mubtc man
oui Der Gmoen, oaB cin SonbelSl1ifi
in Der 9tobe iei.
nQonfe lh0n miiroe in iolhein
IoIle RON Der @mbe, 3nriIdid)ollen.
mir merocne Glid iofort Nir Seiic
iein. Wtodlt Gud) aui ooS ihIin,ulle
QeioBt."
29dhrcnb aopiton GbiIlipS III Gol
eutta mar. iuuroc an oen Meriten oIe
v8eidlid,tc er50bIt, mic eS 2opitdn bon
@iilIIer lolt gelnngcn mare, Den borii.
Ell &omnon0antcn 5ur Siclcrung bon
Sorrotbcn an Die Gnocn git ibertoI
peln.
o0ics if oer hritiithc S{rcu5er
s0amlblrc" lnllictc cine Go6e 1epe
ide boz Der Dtllnounq ocs ;Noogli.
sEluiieS, aldidt ms Sphlcn uno S;ors
r0tbe."
cine Borfe mnroc nlth thotIdhlld)
NIT DEM Gerlnn1tcn 5eIoocn nno al
geionbt. mo Ole reouirirtcu Ginge
inoren aud, oboeliefert uor0en, metu
niht Suidllia EN- itolicnliher Camp.
icr ocs 9Seecs gcfomlnen mare, Der
Die Gmoen eelid)tet botte imo nun
onriibcr beridtcte.
p8elten 9anf iitr Cure Soilidtcii. "
hiek c9 MIN orahtIos pm Der 0noer
lcrilbcr. o!s Nnpitdn BON Wuaer
merffe, nnb iein Streid) cntoeft NOR
hen mnr. .9ufientIid, leben mir 5lc
ipatcr mieoer. Scbt SIT ooB oas Bier
Damn bcreit itebt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-12-04
,Srouprin,eiiiu Gttilie" J..
9lnSiniL DeoIl., 9. 0ea.


Ger Ionlpfcr 2ronprin5ciiiis
GeciIic, mcldcr $it, 100000 nnS
10lS Foiidaicre an goro botte uno
mobreno elmer Jtcile bon Ncm 9ort
nod bremen fllr5 nod glusbrilh oeS
Srieges intebrcn niuBtc, nm niht
bon cinem britiiben ooer fron3oiiben
ariegSidiff gefopert 5u meroen. lit
eincm oireften 9cicbI Der @etriebs.
leituna oes Horooelitihen 2lono ge.
folgt. S5n oieiem Gimme mar Die
gntnort gcDoltcn, meldc BON Der be.
fIagten tSirmo om DienItoq I'M glru-
oesgcridlt 3u Bolton, WioiI., cinees
reiht muroc. CSegen bic Hceocrei
mar elm Acknowledgements einee.
Ieitei moroen, rpeil oos Sdiii icine
fobrplonnidBiae Reiie nift bccnoet
botte Gs miro aeIten0 acnaht, ooB
bereits Dor Dem Gage, m meldem oos
Sdifi in Tlpnolitb ooer Gbcrbou.g
bate cintreiien fonuen ariegS3ui,dno
5lnilhen 3elltidlldno ouf Der eincR.
nno ,}ranfreid ,'no yiublora oul oer
auoercn 5eitc bcIt1.h
Ne5iIglidl Der bon Der @uorontp
8ruit So. bon Heip Dorf, ipcldc S..
100000 bon Der Stlnlnle bon $1t,.
100000 nod europa geididt uno
5hu6eneriaB III @obe bon 81 ,0l0,.
467 ncrlungt batte, eingercidten
ala9c Ioittet Die Nntmort 6obin, ooh
nod Den SeegeIeben OeutldIanos unS,
Der Ger. Staaten Der aopit0n has
RedJt bat, iein 5hiff Dor anpcrung
81 rettcn. IS miro fcrncr gcioat.
oaf Die 8e0ingltngcn untcr 0enea
Dos SSOlO peridtfft wuroc. ou8oriid.
lid Die aIouieI entbieIten, bob Der
0ampicr oos Reht babe, nod Belle.
ben III clnem 0oten ,3ilfIltdt 5ll
ild,en.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-12-04

,ySihts mar bon 9elgieus Reiitro-
litot gcIoat iporoen. gSie fam eng.
lono Jest bebaupten, es babe oo8
Sdmert ae5ogen, I'M 9elgiens Heu.
tralitot 5u pertbeibieen2"
Ger &on5Icr mics Sonn auf oic in
9rilneI aefunoenen Doflimente bin.
ourd mcIdle flor belpieien muroe. ooB
9elgien ieine HcittroI;tGt lCaon Ionee
porbcr on Gnalanb perfouft bate
GngIono babe oober nidt arieg on
0elitid)Iono erfl1rt, nm @elaiens
RaltrolitGt Sli idlleeu, ionoern mcil
es hoiftc. 0cutldlono nit Silie BON
5lnei WraGnl0htcn 5u 9oocn 5u 5luin.
gen.
Berlin, 3. Ge5.
Ger 0eutid5c HeidSioa perto0te
iid) mad, glnnohme Der 5 Dduiur0cn.
SriegsonIeibe bis 5um 2. Nt0r5.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-12-04
Staliens Yarlament tritt ,u=
Ianlnlell.
MonI. 2. 9ea.

Non, Z. 1e5.
Gus itnIierihe 8arloment miro
Ionncritng 5ur mid)ti9iten 5ibung
ieit Der f5riinomng oeS aonigreihs 5u.
iommcntretcn. $50 9lbgcoronetc un0
300 Senntoren paren bcreits ont
gtittpof in Rom eingetroficn. Yri.
MIR Sntlnrora miro bel Der 8oritel.
llng oes nehen anbinetts bic Eoli.
tif 0eS Wfiniit.rilins fIoriteIlen uno
por alien 0ingen Die @rilnoe oniiib.
rem. peIhe bic 9iegierlmg pernnloB.
Ten, III biciem 9rieg Die itrifteite
yfentrolitot 81 bcpdbren. 9luBcr.
Dem miro Der Dtiniiterpr0li0cnt ilber
oic 8Iitltngen 81 Noiier unh 5u Gan.
Dc iprcden, filr peld)e nobe3u 900.
100000 2ire ($200.000, ,O00) be.
mlIli9t tuur0en.
Gbne 3luelieI miro Dem aobinett
elm 0crirauensDotum aus
ftcllt lporoen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-12-04
Gnbe in Werifo.
Anarhie berridlte in Rcrifo in Sen
lstten Sasen; Der Ginsag
,3apatas.
Deerifo, 2. Oes.

VtcIttp, Z. 2e3.
Die sInfunft Der SiIloihen unh
3oputaIdlen Sruppcn pom 9nroen
5esm. Siioen bat 5ur 2oIee eebobt.
Dab i'll Der merifoiliiben QauptItoAt
iebt 8lihe berrld)t. 9lIS @en. 6.
9Ianco um 9icnltogmorgcn nit lei,
nen Sruppen obSoa, fam es in oen
8orortcil, Die an Die omcrifaniIde
2olonic nngren5cn. 5u S1mpfen AMI.
lhcn Den oh5iebenoen uno 3orQios
Srltppen. 3ierbci murnen 60 Monn
attOotet. Crit oonn muroe cs olae.
meinabetannt ouB Garron5a oen Mba
6llg Der Sruppen 8IoncoS uno 0bre.
gonS, iomie Die Multiplying Der Holi.
sci ongeoronct bottc.
gIn 9tohnlitta9 rotteten iidl Men.
,henmen9en 5ulanilen unb itiirnlten
cine Der grobten gSofieibonoIunaen.
81 Der 9lllfltonh aefdbrlih 81 ipcroen
orobte, mur0en s}opotos 5ruppen ouf
telepbonild)en 9Scge berbeiaeruIen,
Die oild prompt cinirofer; nno IN ncr.
bdltnismoBia fltr5er 3eit bic 9ube
lulo Oronina boIlitGnoig lpieoerber.
IteIltcn. 0ieic YteIoung troi crit am
W,timod iiber ocn einSiacn NIT
Ulcneo in 9etrieh beFin0lihen
0roht nod Gl Gdlo imo BON bort in
2Soibineton ein. 5000 Mann 8iao.
idlcr Sruppcn Iieoen icbt cine Meile
bon Der 9auptitoot. lperocn lcood crit
einmarldireiL luenn Sen. glngeleS
Irlnee eingetrofien 1T. mos Gnoe Der
SSode ernartet miro.
Weritns Sntcrims. GrGiiSent.
OteritoS propilorii6er 9sr0Ii0ent
General Gutierrez miro am 0onner.
itog ieinen feierIibcn @in0ne in Der
Sauptlto6t bolten, iporoui er int gto.
tionolpoloit inltouirt miro. Billo
beiinoet iidl jest in ocr Soritoot Ia.
ciiba, luo er nit 3apota fpnfcrirte.
beihc iollef cntidlohcn iein. nit
@iitierre5 SatlS III sSuno 5it ar.
beitcn.
gleuerc Nerid)te aus Sompico mel.
Den, bob Gorron5oihc Erilppul ooS
IN Der 9tobc geIegcne Hannco hciett
haben, no iie fiir5lih irreguI6re
9onoen onf ciaene 3auIt cinocniitct
bottal. 0cr @eriht ioet ferncr. ooB
Die Gnrrnnsnihe @ornifou bon Gom.
pico Die Oronun9 ouireht erboltc luto
2eben unb Gigcntblfm Der AuSlonoer
81 ihilben nerlprohen hobc.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-12-04
9entidlanos Seereeitarfe.
Q}Qris, I. DC,

4UTIs, I. AV0.
>Sn &oris miroe Qiellitng boIbomt
lid nit9etbciIt. ooB Geutihlano &C
oenlparti9 im 6cIo 251a gIrmeeforp5
Der oftipen 9lrmee iteben bobe,
oooon 2l12 aegen ,Sronfreif uno
bier gcacfi aiuBlon6; BON Den bout.
ichen Heierpe 9lrmcctnrps, irlseeiant
33. lfebcn 2212 qeQen 6ranfrcih uno
i013 aeaen 9tuBlono i'm 6elo. &ano
mebr. .Nrmecforps itehen nod oicler
Sucac olf oelitlher Scitc nur 80
auf bciocn sSronten.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-12-04
ss57 0dltet es bereit fir Gbcnmatis.
nluS.

gtiat n5tbio it'd 3u pIogen lno
5lt periuden. 0cn RbeumotiSmu8 AT
beboIten. Sebet, oaB Sbr ibn beIei.
tigt. @cbrnlimt SIoon'S Eminent.
SsSbr 5rouht e8 niht ein5ureiben, lobt
es mr. Die ergriffencn Sbeilc ourd.
oringcn es nihnnt Die Sdmct3en II.
hcilt, S5hr ftlblt Gud iofort beIier
tn6 meroct boIo ousaeben mo anoe.
rem Geihenoen ooriiber ers0bIen moi,
len. erboItet cine sSIoide BON
5loau's 2ininent fir 25t BON lr.
ncn6 eiucm 9lpotbefer uno baltet es
i'm @dllle aegen Grfdltung, pCbe uno
aeidmollene @clenfe, 9unboao.
Sciotica uno dbnli9e Sale. 2Sbr
f5eI0 3irlit, menn uidt Suirie0en..
abcr Is Qiebt ioIt inner nugenbIid.
'ichc 2in0erulo. Qonit beutc cine
6loid)c.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-12-04
&irO freigelniien.
9Qnihinninn . 0e1

Auf berionIihe 9oriteaung Era.
itbent @iIions ourh gotidaftcr C5e-
raro in Nerlin bat bic oeutihe 8e.
aierimg Den in oen 3ubeitan6 Der.
iettcn britiihcn A6nliral 9eelo frei.
geldiien gieeIo uno feline Satin
purben bei ausbrud 6es arieaes in
eiileH oelltifen go6eort in arieosae
iongcnihnft genommen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-12-04
vYraiiOeut" abgefabren.
Nooano, 9. Oe3.

Der @omburgs amerifo- 0onpfer
8roiiOent, Der iriibcr 8niihen oen
meltinoiide SSnieln berfebrte uno
ieit Dem 25. Septeirher i'm pofen bon
Snpona feltIas, 1T gicnItneobcno
IN oIler Stiae nit beroedten 2ibtcrn
nno ohne aIorirltnaspopicre abge-
fobren.
Ger gcltimmunQsort oeS Tunpfers
lit unbefantlt, bod gloiIbt man, DOB
er nit einem belitihen &rclt5er III
Gerbinbltng 81 tretm Die Nbiid)t bot,
obgleih befonnt it, ooB er nlr mcnig
SobIen uno Eroniant an 9oro bot.