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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-07-20
The Above Prices Only Emphasize the
Importance of This Great
$4,000 REORGANIZATION
and JULY Clearing SALE
If You Would Save from 1920 to 1870 Shop Now

neer figures the work will cost about
S13,S70, of which both the county and
the state will pay S6.935. OF the states
half $3.50 will go for 3,435 barrels of
cement at s1.15 per barrel, which is
the only material the state will fur
nish
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-07-20
Estimate High.

The estimates are higher than the
actual cost of the improvement will
be, according to word from P. c. Nc
A die. acting chief state highway en-
gineer. 1t is thought the bids will be
considerably under the estimate. Con.
tracts are to be left by the last of the
month If possible, the work being un-
dertaken in the order in which the
final notices are received at Spring
field.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-07-20

Black Hose for Women, seconds,
Wayne Knit, 4 to o'clock, 1EC
Tuesday pair for ..........AoO
Remainder of a fine assortment of
Pumps and Oxfords, your choice, no
try-ons, Tuesday 7NC
Remnants of sheeting 2O%
now reduced .............- ~
Dress Bingham Remnants, E3O
plain shades only, yard. >4O
Galatea Remnants of ISc 1no
quality, now, the yard ....... NV
Unb1eached Muslin of good r.
quality, the yard
36 inch Silver Bleached Lunch Cloths,
hemstitched, regular SOC, R0r
Tuesday, each ............:
Crochet Bed Spreads, full size
Marseilles Or
Patterns
Table Linen Remnants 0O%
Main Floor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-07-20
MAIN Floor.

Porch Furniture sees the end of
season approaching within two months
"a long time to enjoy your Porch but
a short time for us to prepare our fall
displays of new Furniture.
Therefore Porch Furniture has been
reduced in many instances 500. Those
Pieces you have wanted should be pur-
chased now while you can save.
This Tuesday Special shows the trend
of Prices-42 inch Settee made of hard
wood, finished natural and in red, Tues
day it is marked G0~
Fourth Floor.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1914-02-04
Trust Estate of Charles Marston
late of Barton, Testate
STATE OF VERMONT

District of Orleans SIS.
The Honorable Probate Court for the Dis
trict Aforesaid: .
TO all persons interested in the trust
estate of Charles Marston late of Barton III
said District, deceased,
WHEREAS, application hath been made
to this court in writing by Jerre Marston,
Trustee of said Trust estate OF Charles Mar
ston, therein representing that on the bth
day of January, 1893, said CHARLES Mafston
and Jerre MarStOn executed a certain III
strument in writing to Henry >. Giark l OF
Glover in said district, therein binding the
said Charles Marston and Jerre Marston
upon the fulfilment of certain conditions to
be performed by the said Henry >. Clark, 10
convey to him, the said Henry S. Clark. the
following described land and premises, STU
ated in said Glover:
two acres owned by Amos Cook. and beng
the same decided to said Charles Marston oy
Hosea Garfield and Samuel DeWlng.
And further representing that the SAID
Henry S, Clark is now ready TO pay all OUT
standing sums due, and perform all the con-
ditions required under said contract ana
upon the performance thereon the SalQ
| Clark is entitled to warranty deed OF sa1d
! premises as provided by said contract, and
| Drawing that a license be issued by SAID
| COURT EN- powering the said Trustee to con-
vey the interest of said Charles MarstOn,
| deceased, in said real estate to the SAID Hen
~ S. CLARK, in accordance with the terms
WHEREUPON, the said Court appointed
and assigned the Goth day of February, 1914 al
Cookbook %. N lat the office of Black d StOddard
| in Orleans in said District to hear and decide
upon said application and petition and or
dered public notice thereof to be given to a.
persons interested therein by publish
ing said order together with the time anc
| place of hearing three weeks SucceSS1VelS
in the Orleans County Monitor newspaper
which cireulates in the neighborhood Oh
those persons interested in said estate
all of which publications shall be previous tf
che day assigned for the hearing.
| THEREFORE, you are hereby not1hed u
appear before said Court at the time ant
place assigned, then and there in said cou 1T
10 make your objections to the granting o
such license, if you see cause.
Given under my hand at Newport in salt
district, this 31st day of January, 1914.
81 RUFUS w. SPEAR. Judge.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1914-02-04
Trust Estate of Joshua Tenney
STATE OF VERMONT

STATE OF VERMONT
District of Orleans, IS
The Honorable Probate Court for the
District aforesaid.
To all persons interested in the trust
estate of Joshua Tenney late OF Barton IN
said District, deceased
GREETING:
WHEREAS, said Court has assigned the
Goth day of February next for examining anu ~
allowing the account of the trustee OF In9
trust estate of said deceased, and oroefeu
that public notice thereof be given TO
all persons interested in said estate py pun
fishing this order three weeks successlVely
previous to the day assigned, IN the "
leans County Monitor, a newspaper sf pun
THEREFORE,, you are hereby notIned &c
appear at the office Of Black StGdaara OF III
the dav assigned then and there to contest
the allowance of said account IT,, II you bei SEE
cause and to establish your r1ght as hedI rs
| Ie~atees and lawful claimants to said resi-
| due. ,,., 5 -
| Given under my hand, this 24th day o
| January, 1914. ,, ,,o.4o,
| ST. B. M. SPOONER, Register
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1914-02-04
Good Fertilizer for Oats

I will say that your Salt is a good
Fertilizer for Oats. I have about
three acres that Il bave raised Oats on
two years in succession; used about
500 lbs. to the acre and got 40 bushels
of good heavy Oats to the acre. 1
intend to try more this coming year.
Yours truly,
B. P. CLARK, Wolcott, VT.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1914-02-04
WESTFELD

Louis Bell was home from st. Johns
bury over Sunday.
Miss Minnie Foster is working at
Luther Bakers in Troy.
Judge Gilpin was in Newport
Wednesday on county business.
Luther H. Reed. who has been i'll
has so far recovered as to be able to
do little work.
Geo. Goddard contemplates selling
the express route to Newport which
he has run for several years.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
Deuso on Jan. %. This was the thir-
teenth child. He died on the 3Uth.
The town auditors met on Saturday
and Monday. The board of civil au-
thority met for the abatement of taxes
at Fl. u. Miller's Office on Saturday.
Services were held in the church on
Sunday as usual Notwithstanding the
storm. Mrs. Emma Miller had charge
of the G. E. memorial service in the
evening.
The G. E. society will give a quarter
social at the church'vestry. on Saturday
evening, Feb. 7. A fine supper will
be served. 1t is requested that the
members of the society and the
patrons of the supper earn their quar-
ter. and then narrate to the company
how it was done. If, however, you dc
not wish to do this, quarter that you
have in your pocket or borrow from
your friend will take you in all right
Come one, come all.
The third entertainment in the w. c.
T. U. course came off at the church
Friday evening. 1t consisted of {
concert given by talent from NORTH
Troy. There was a male quartet com
posed of Messrs. Hugh Butterfield
Henry Harris, Norris Blake ant
Mitchell Arel. There was a quartz
of ladies composed of Miss Griggs
Mrs. Ethel Elkins. Mrs. F. u. Elkin
and Mrs. Haggarty. The singing o
these quartets was much enjoyed
Especial mention should be made O
the solos sung by Miss Katherine
Hammond and the readings by Mis-
Margery Elkins. Nearly every mum
Der on the program was encored
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1914-02-04
Good Fertilizer and
Cheapest Ever Bought

The Fertilizing Salt I bought of you
last year was very satisfactory to me.
[ experimental on several crops. On
grassland it will double the crop. It
will make pastures good for all sum-
mer if salt is put on as soon as snow is
off. On Oats, it does very we'll. Also
improved Mangels and Turnips. I
recommend it as good Fertilizer and
the cheapest [ ever bought,
Yours truly,
JOHN BECK, st. Johnsbury, vt.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1914-02-04
Estate of Avery E. Dennison
STATE OF VERMONT

STATE OF VERMONT
District of Orleans, IS.
The Honorable Probate Court for the Dis
trict aforesaid:
To all persons interested in the estate OF
Avery e. Dennison, late of Barton, in said
District, deceased. :
GREETING:
WHEREAS, said Court has assigned the
Dist day of February next for exam nlng
and allowing the account Of the Adm1nlSIrst-
tor. de bonis non of the estate of said de,
ceased and for aldecree of the residue OF sald
estate to the lawful claimants OF the same,
and ordered that public notice thereof be
given to all persons interested IN said essa.e
by publishing this order three weeks success
siyely previous to the day assigned. in the
Hshed at Barton in said district.
THEREFORE, you are hereby notified &c
appear at the Probate office iee in N +he Ga,
assigned, then and there to contest the al
lowance of said account If you see cause use
and to establish your right as he!rs legaUee
and lawful claimants to said residue.
Given under my hand this 2d day OF Fep
ruary 1914. ,oo>n, ro..n+o,.
NJ b. M. SHOON heS1oeOI
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1914-02-04
Excellent for
Asparagus and Potatoes

used your Fertilizer Salt with good
results on my Asparagus, I also used
it on manure piles thot bought and
piled and think that it stopped the
loss caused by heating The balance
used with the most strawy part of
the piles put on to the load after it
was loaded on to the spreader and
used in on the lightest soil Gan old
ground) where planted potatoes. OF
course, the ground was well fertilized
in addition to the salt with suitable
amount of manure for humus and po-
tato fertilizers and thoroughly culti-
waited throughout the season. The
tubers were smooth and of good quail
ity. Very truly,
J. E. SMITH, White River Jet, vt.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1914-02-04
Good Results on Onions

The Fertjlizing Salt I ordered last
season was applied literally to piece
sown to Onions and the results, taking
into consideration the drought last
year was good. Our observation dur
ing growth led us to think that the
Salt drew and conserved the moisture;
also done good work getting ahead
of the onion maggot.
Yours truly,
WALTER CLARKE, ST. Adams, Vt.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1914-02-04

The audience filled the audience room
of the church and overlooked into the
vestry and into the balcony parlor.
The entertainment was a great sue
cess. the Union netting snug sum
for the treasury. The Union is to be
highly commended for furnishing this
community with course wholesome
and interesting entertainments.
WEsTMoRE
Mrs. E. j. Wheeler. who has b cen il
with grip. is better.
The Ladies' Aid society will meet
with Miss Ruth Calkins Thursday,
Feb. IL, for dinner. Everybody try
and come.
Cards have been received here an
nouncing the marriage of Miss Anna
Day to Justa Justis Thursday. Jan. 20.
Congratulations. More of this sort is
jingling in the distance.
The w. B. T. S. class will hold a
"When l Was Young" social with Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. Craig Friday evening,
Feb. 6. Price and 10 cepts as usual.
Ladies please bring bread and butter
sandwiches or salad. Everyone most
cordially invited.
Percival Daniels was very badly
hurt while sliding down the Spencer
hill Friday. Drs. Wells and Lanphear
were called at once and thesswound,
which was nine inches long and two
inches deep, was dressed, % stitches
| being taken, He escaped what might
have been fatal. If the cash had been
one inch longer it would have caused
immediate death. His friends hope
| for speedy recovery.
| About 40 were present at Mrs. Dor
Switzer's where the Ladies' Aid society
met to hold their annual meeting
Election of officers for the comins
year as follows: President. Mrs, Lois
! Berwick; first vice-president, Mrs
Ann Spencer: second vice. president
Mrs. Lula Tatro; secretary, Mrs
Cornelia B. Richmond; treasurer, Mrs
Hattie Myers. Committee for apron
sale will be announced later. 1t i
hoped everyone will take hold of thi
sale with interest as it means so mucl
to the society and is for such a goo
cause.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1914-02-04

places it will take Teddy more than
one term to pull us out of the hole.
Hurrah for old New England!
MAY the blessings of God
Ever hallow the sod,
And it's valleys and hills
By our children be trod.'
Charles j. Ufford.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1914-02-04
. Best F Fertilizer for the
Money

The Fertilizer Salt purchased of
you I used on light piece of land for
Oats. l got a good growth and am
we'll pleased. This Salt is excellent
for light land and the best for the
money. Yours truly,
JOHN @. McLANE, Underhil, VT.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-01-23
Mabinm i'm 0antnins2

@uuoertdtige Steine. Die unier
zen Sheten I'M &aufaius pie 6eiligs
timer betrantet un0 perlpabrt pers
ben, intereiiiersn auqenblidli9 ruff
i6e Gelebrte ugO Die prefe. Wtln
oermutet, Bag es li4 um Stadium
bonoslt. &ir3li6 faBte bic 8eifss
0una Sen 8ei9luB. Eel DER Ge9ie=
ring I'm einen &reoit Bu5 Grfors
it,unq rooiumbaIti9erGeEis,e naa5us
lrhen. a3ebt, od nan aus Dem
&autaiu5 ron rQ9lnpsrlteinen" Bort,
tperOet iib oa5 ,ynterehe 0e5 Yublis
inns 0ieiem O6ne6in an 80oenmerz
ten ii6srrei6en gln0e gu.
Na5 be CTeten pou i6ren Wun
briteinen er}a6len, paBt teiItUeiie duf
oas Ra6ium.
Dos golf Bat Oie 0unoeriteine
gum g~egenfono BON 2egenoen qe-
mQ6t. NlQn trdQt DEN Sttin Ms
3alismon Lei f4. Mln ey7dblt:
Dirit man osn Stcin ms UaIier. 10
ipiro's nienals idlsht. Sur bari
man oieIes Waner niht len Sda'eu
Ga trinten geben, "a bic SCRIBE I'm
ftuGtbnr neroen niiros. G@ye:ner itt1t
rer Stein oa5 8lut, cub menn bic
Nunoe nod 10 tief lit. uno unter
ieiner Wirtung rer6eilt Der &0rpers
ifnoen. &cmmt Der Stein MI. Dem
Sorper in 9eriibrunq, 10 Oerien8t er
bic 9out, uno 10 muB man ibn in
elnem 2ebetiddden D~erpabren. Sine
6t1u bari oen Stein nidt in Die
6anb nebmen. oenn tie miirOe BON
Der g~erii6runq unfru6tbar ME Die
S6dfe. u~eberbaupt bepahrt Ter
Gtsin is6tn, Der i'm beiig!, Dor
Srdntbeiten unb Shaben.
Don oieien bonn Bolt ben Dunbers
fteinen 3agef4rieb.nen p6antaftii6en
Q%9irtunltn trifft gum 8eifpisl Die
6cItperien9uug beitjmmt auf oas
8ooium 81, 0don bic Hdoiumeroe
fam Der 6aut oes Weniden Gdd,
ZEN tun. Man bait es fir m0gIi6.
oaB ole ofetifde Groe rieiige Rdz
ciumf6ihten ent6dlt, mas bura
gta6foridunQen ieItgtiteat perom
ulr0. 1riiit5 gu, 10 piiro. O1etien
Sit einem nit f~d6el9often 8eidtiimsrn
Gluo.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-01-23
9ic @iro5cupcratiun.

xst entthea@.c Gn,tln MbouI !6as
gni0. ser It5t IN titem Shlob an
8ospoyu> ein t....les MIter 9enieht.
lpnrns liiy3du il einem oroIIiQen
,.3~ioiIprp3sB ais sal1t pernommtn.
Dor Gem &abI l,og cine 6rau erThie
zen. Die liter 0tn @erluit ibreS 8linos
ourms putr0itljh mar uno sen emit
tbrpntm Sultan be3ihiiQte, iduto
an oeIen GntIernun9 3u iein. Wb0pl
0drio hattie r0mljh cine leBt uerbei
Ta,ete HieblinQs:ohier, Die Dor Sab
ZEN OH Observation-Disclosures 70
5dmsr erlrontt mar. DAB Ole ellroz
poiiden Nejbdr5t> 0eS CALAIS Grin
Qtnn 5ut Separation rietcu. Nber Sc,
Gultan bate III otrlei .frGntilden"
Grperjmeu:cu gsjn retbte9 9ertraueu
un0 etianH ih,jthljh ejuti ieinsr
haralier jThiaeu jdslautn Blaine. g.
tpiliiQte rur urttr Der 9soinQunQ cir.
odB rio @gJs.e itu oitie Operation
ctit eturol ppunGuieu. IS mar leine
%3eit 81 pcyIjcten Q1ns 3pnitanttuoptl
lpnr0e herQebljh nab einem 9Iiro
0armtranlcn ohaciuht. itlieblid fan
DER BE aey5tc I'M &olpitlI cine 15rau.
Bic regen ciRe9 IaaGIpitri1en C6ytn
-elosns nlyuIeoeyl0Q. "a r;atttr
am oje turiiiheu Met3tt tur3eu Vro
ssF. 2rnb res Styduben9 Ser 3rar
zen Iebten Sic Gr't.;dcn @6itip;htcr
Jhrt McHu an ano rad tur3er Set,
fguroc bfm Gu,t,G ser oblttremtt
8.inO0agm rpr .ett. "a Sic 6you
nieit Cptraiion out iibertua>. ;uuroe
aisidl ooyaui auA Nie gr,nseiTn
aiiidIiCl cpsriert. Dos ..Gerind8la
ninten1 ot:r ii3rpiIhen in Tot &C
rnien, ilaot isPt auF W~isoerberFsl-
lung Tsints @liuooarms ooer auf
a~ussahluns elmer 6ntfddoieunes.
iunmt. Gdn sr3daI:, Ser 2aoi jei
tai!os.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-01-23
Sin 0cntnnl flr Robcspicrrc.

Mcnn aub Irijfer ia3on Der @ss
bante auigetaudt mar. bic Grln'
nerung an Robespisrre 0urf Elm
Dentmal gu ~berelpigen. 10 1T bieier
@eoante 900 Itet9 uli ejnen 10 bait
nddigeu Wi0eriiono 9eItoBen, oob er
5i8ber njdt our Nusflbrung gebra6t
iperoen fonnte. Wdbreuo Wlordt lei
nen Ytdb in 0en 8ntts5 Gbdumont
gefun0en bat unO 0dnton uuf benz
Iinten Seine llier ite6t. Bat 4obs5s
pierre ouf ie0e monumentule Oar
I~tellung ieiner peri0nli6tcit bis gum
heutigen Gage per5i4ten mIiieu. 6rei,
lid Iino Die Ynriier nur d~IlmGbIih
on rem @nblid Der S6reden8mdnner
aus Der ,3eit Der qrpBen Repolution
G%eip0bnt mor0en. 0eim!i6 uuo oer-
Itoblen ipuroe 3uerit Wdrat ~dufJeIteQt.
&ein Nume pranQte an benz Sodel
oes 0entmals. bd6 iih zines Dior.
gems ben erituunten 8lidsn Der Be
pobner iene5 StoOtteils oarbot, uno
Die &inoer tan3ten UNI Den uamenlos
len Wanu, Der 10 nib uno finIter
ihoute, un0 Iungen Spottperie aui
Ibn. Grit ais m0n iih an bic 3uge
Wldrots 9ep0bnt bate uno glei6giils
tig on ihm boraber Der tGglichsn 4rs
belt 3uitrebte, ipugte MAJ uuf Sen
Sodel bfs 0entmals 6ls Wort Std
rat" 3u idreiben.
Die GntbiilIunq ser 0dntouitatus
cling unter QrOBeren 6eierIifteiten Dor
iid; man mar in 6ron.reih freieroens
teno gemoroen uno bsfreunoete iih
.ebt Ieihter NIT BEN 4rbtid beg in
b0dliter GtituIe odrQeitelteu Manne8.
4bsr an Elm Qentmal fir Hobess
piere iud9te man iif i'm 6otel De
bile 0oh ni6t. un0 tpsnn audi ec
nunmehr elmer monumentolen Bererpi=
9lng fur nitoiQ erdhiet niro, 70 1T
eS ooh nidt Quris, ouf oeiIen 8runo
uno Suoen iit Die eberne 0eitult oe5
tpIl0eiteu inter oen Stredensmdu
KERN srbtben miro. Sn oem tleineu
Soint : Quentin miro iein pon ei
mem Barrier Giiultler mootuiertes
@tuItbilo uufqeItellt. uno Ger @emeiu
btrot oe8 Grte8 bat SuuIeid beihIoi.
len. ben Wlor9en oes 25 DECEMBER.
Den Acknowledgement. sur @nt6ul.
lung oieis@ NentmalS 5u beItimmen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-01-23
9mmar Ratrm.

Stint adthen pornl 6cltitcr mo 2ie3den 0aju
Die lteben 5uiontlten ID, un lQuglt dtf ou.
IrIppeIt 5ltnl @urten ie III Der Jrilb,
Mortct STRAIT WfictctnB idOn ali tie,
EuUt Die bier aleineu nod %offlrot;
Scoer modt germ nit Den 3in0crn Stoot.
Gle &obfen bobclt hcltt Nugen g%efriegt,
8ufcn ganj 0ullult mo b~liu6cln pergniigt.
@enn iold) cin groBc5 Mln0tr qeitebn,
Gas mIB Die Ytlltter 0od) oltd) nal iebn!
&olt nod Elm !tdpfdcl, 10 ctu %tlein2;
Wtod)t iir Die &obd)en lpo5 CrtroicinS.
0as lit cin Springen, binouf lno binab,
2edcn lid ale Eiotcu ob.
Gurd) Den NpicIbalun, idDmcr bclalbt.
sSGlt Der Wilttter ciu Strubl nui9 Nalpt.
@ldn3t 0orn olIi 2iesdcnS @Ionoboar bel,
Bleitct bcrnicoer nltf@ anBcnicII.
Bis 3I 0el &obdlcn niu5iQ mo flcin
ariegt ie0e3 ell bi3dcn Sonuenihcli.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-01-23
5ir uuarrs 3nsrnn.
Gas BranIeba~.

%-AMs%-~-
GeeIel:uCr0nii1t III Der 9l0euanle
Slit lnlcrc tieine BLONDE Snlanne,
S6dtcrt ulO lprIGt mo pIuutldt Die i'm Dleer
glne cause SlItliat lI ll) Der.
Ytamu lptr0 ldUn bo1e 1cltl &sA,
.yIa, ipartr. on Sdllngel!" r~Ms
Cir! JcDt 0raIBel ole AIlnGel.
.,Se", 1aBt 4lautu, pc9 tllh9t aud grace
SIMMER, lpcHu i'd Sll3dcn ba0t.
Gel Icgt maj IieD, mCIn Qfr5bIatt! ia?
Wletd ut Ole Ytltter mic0er 0d!
limo raB mir ia 0bet Den VrtTt nidt an;
Gas lit ole 0lodc 3ult &5aibnadt9manu;
2ie balDt Uuu Ger Iedc III 0tdeu Sdnlren;
"a bari beileibc tcin &ln0 0rau riibrer,"
sic 8ebt = llno Sli, ole Jest alien lit,
Adiht Ibrc Scife, bis le ann5 fIcin lit,
3lebt 0u3 NaoeIatcl pom Lid brrltnter
llnO idIciit Is Ourb iimtIl dc EiuBel mltnter;
Aber lHlcBlI1 miro Die Sade 5i 0lrlnt;
Sic 0rcDt lm) Cntrgiid SIR &ure nm;
ogtlttl, Ytuttdtr, oil loIlt 9lcd] fo~n1ten;
Sull bat nun HclIlg g~ellponmtcn!"
Nle5 bltIbt luu mo Oben bdHgt
Ser bliGblulte GrifI, mo Suii ocntt,
Mtnl lc MIR cr ilein biShcu bran 3iebt,
Gb Der l&ctbnadt@iHant uobl Ourd) Die Giripalte iieDt?
Gam f0nhte ne it'll 9c'dcl0 gicid iagen
Non Dem Nau mo Dem Nuppeupagen.
Gndtc, Aan5 ladtc itcbt lie aui
&nnlt mt Den oidcI Hotihcl binouf.
TuBt an Ole Sdnlr mo "a - mo 90 !,
CENT? cItt, @in0cr, mas GA gcihab!
IS tropIclt, Is ricIcIt, IS pIdtldcrt, e3 brolIt
IS lIronlt, - Quilt, Is 5ndt mo lduHt.
&u! mo 10 Die!! -
Nul mo 10 falt!
Gn$heli briillt, Dab c5 b~Guiertpcit idaQt.
lianla tomnt 1etilr5t Wtdnu tOmmt g~efloger.
Gu5dcll, . peb! bat Die Eratle 9c5o9en,
Git III Der Mannc, 5unl So0e erlhrofen,
gSalier in 9tdSdcr, I'M DIR, IN 0cn Soden,
ShIud5t, pdbrcno tic fat in Ir0ncn 5erflieBt:
Ser Weibnndtatl0nl bot mid NIT Waner be9ieBt
llno if) bate 0uh blob 10 game leiie Qeielt
llnO mir nod Gin biShcn bel ibn betclt."
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Mmtter rr,ablt.

0obt ibr ou3 ath ol5 Sinner emp
lunoen,
Nemt ibr mohl Ielc trallihct
Stlu0Cn.
g8o mut red]t nab dn Ole Ntlltt1r
rijdt,
NO man III ibreu Hlrm lid orildt,
&u0lih idueldelno Ohm llntcrlaB
NNlttcrhcn, bite. er5Qhl inns mas"
Sje lod)t, tie nidt. lie ninmt ulire
Nuno,
Sic iiIbrt ms hlnclu iu elm @rn-
oerldH0.
Sic tpejB MIR 0a@ bette aon GLEN
@utCN;
Elc StunocL Sic mcr0eH inns SIT
Wiimitrl.
Eu Skinner mJro5 0Wfler Der
Idl rtrranu,
9ar IPlitter& Au9cu ltrahttr inns
on,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-01-23
E-9Ste TIT oies

ssir ttsi,u eirhuueert Sp1ars SeIchHuug III ieorn
fsau prn Gatarra. Der Hhi oute GiHashHsn poH
SAn'. SaiatrbsaUr aeheiit rpereeH fdnH.
\. q. 9aeuen Il 6 O.. Gtleath.. 1elssr, :.
Sr. Tie h-MirrsetnnetsE. hdpeH >. Z, ehtHen lit
Zen lesitn Is 9ahtsu aetanat uno rdlien BIT far
reafemmen earcnhatt " dneu eHetta1iSretpa1o i
ignefp unS Ensn,teH bsfaatat. aae uoH ietner fivna
etnatadHJe uen &erbInelit:etfsu su ertagea.
S2en 4 {rHaE. vrpBhansels TTesRtffea. 70
Ieep. {.
BaIeiaa. stunaa & Rarsia. erOsbsns
etissIreaa ten. {eieoe, Z.
SaG's Gatars h-sur pira / HtrIia asncnameH uro
pirit huetl anf els HIut uRe bic t1isiu1iseH C5er.
asaen ~ Sunems. SsuauiHe frsi 5sriauSt. Rsel,
fse tar bic 5Flaire. SeTtausi pen alien Nro.aeicru.
Saa's 6amilsnsSileR fiHe ee seiisH.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-01-23
&icr Modicn tnnftlidc Ntmnno.

7'""'H'
Der ruTiiht Mr}t Z. +. Ncrnj
iGin9tn bat iunQit auf Dem - ruHi,
lbtn GtirurgentonsreB iiber elmer
mertpiiroiQen Soil teritttt in Sem
er einen ardnten ourt pohenlln0e
iunItIjtc AtmunQ I'm Qtbtn er1itlt
is han0tIte fit. ME ole Press"
medieale" berjdtct. nm einen 2li1bs
1i9tn &autrnburit1cn, bel Dem jn'ols
&C eIner Substantial ~ nahyihcin
LID mdr e Tipbtbtrjt ~ 2dbnlmd9-
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-01-23
9u ocn Slmcrifaueru. Die cine

lcbr hobe Welnun9 BON benz omeritanl.
iden YRdoten baben. geh0rt Der llni.
neutrality-suspicious. Or. @ellsI aus @sor
ala le%oenialls DIT. .3as ame.
rifGuIite WfGohrn lernt frnnSbnlh
pIappern~. Sogt CT. rtanSsn, Elm Stud
&orieIiau ODER ibr 8eliht bemaIen.
Damn beirotbet es uno ialS es Elm
Sinh asbisrt. lit rs 10 ihwnt. onB
ss itatt Der Wtese oss SarseS
bebGrf."
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Mai BEN sseas ,ur aultur? "a

"F WV N~NHf O"N "FHHNHNE NNH
JtuBlnno Iino I'M 4nuie bon innf Sab.
Ken $500 9 biler1elnit mOroe
oor9etommen. Darnn NOR alsr ,copl
ruenlasr VI 8 bsInituua oils an.
oers S%eloituusen ifuIO: Nrmutb.
Shnaps, 8siltsstrantbelt. etc.