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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-06-26

8orfe ousgeb0blt ipuroen uno no
iie re;tli4 Hobrung f%onoen. @te
g3eit tcr Nerpuppun9 lie9t 5pi'1en
benz Z. uno IS. Mtoi. Nlsonh"
F6lupfen bic Safer ous. Die er'te
8rut nerielben 5ei1t iih an 3aflz
reihIten in Der eriten 61Iite Hes
Stunt. 8olo mad ib:cm Nusl6Iuls
fen legen bic 8dFct Gier, uno bic
2orpen oisIer 0f:,erotion finoct man
I'M SUM- uno o5uIi. Don Wtitte Suit
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-06-26

ten, nChre man cute laurc o0er balb
lourc, bolt '.tBe &Iridcn (0ic tIcine
lhmnr5c &nl0tirife clenet lid goui
%helonoers bicr6uL entitieIt 0Ieicloell
mo 6erquetid)t lie nit Den &ernen.
>n einen bol5ercn @efaB IaBt MON
Die NPolie clnige Gage iteben. gtlul
0leBt man Den Sait ourdl EN- fell1es
Sieb unb pre6t Den oiten @rci aus.
81 10 0nlloncn oieies Suitcs nimmi
man cir Eiuao geldutcrten, gan5
reInen Monig oocr 3udcr un0 -
Elnt &ornbrunutlpein C@runnp),
fllut Die Waiie in Elm Sob. Qibt etuoa
8ierhcfe bu5u mno ltcllt oas @an5e
an eiIen tiihlen Ort 5llr @obrlulq
Mn. WFittclIt etmoS gcid)nitteucr
9dulerbloIe (>iin9gIaB) tIGrt man
Cen Mein, nodoem er titf)tig gcgob-
Ten bat, alb mn filt i'm olf SID
it)en, melde man feit perfortt uno
I'M Seller oufbepobrt.
@irid).Wrnnntmein.
Sn munhen @cgcn0cn N0r0.
oeutihIonhs miro foIgenoer @iridl-
IhrtopS ietr uieI bcrcitct: Mon iillIt
sur 2irIden5cit cine An3obl BON Sla.
Iden bis gum sails nit lauren, nidlt
entlteinten &iridcn (obne Stieiel,
eieBt 6ann hie Nlaihen pou nit Qc.
m0hnli6cm @rnmtpein, D~erforft
lie unh lGBt Sen ShnapS ciuige $50
den rublQ ltebcr, morouf er obQe-
qoIlen lno mad 0cIieben periiiBt
miro. }luf ole &irihen fam oanlt
rod = bis 8 0tul mie0er Sdnops
.Qcqolien meroen. @enn ipGIer Der
&lifQuB Itt) oar niht mebr roth
rarbt, IL iii bns Elm 3eiden, ooB Ole
&irIden cttfriitet iino; man Idiittet
tic III Elm Sieb, ldRt ocn Shnaps OBJ
trobfen uno pirit Die n~crtbloien
&iriher bonn meg. Sn onoeretl
@egenocn QieBt man fuieIirclcn
Splrltlls olif mo Deroiinnt ipdter
nod) 9eIlcbcn nit @niicr.
6eioelbeermein.
lin redt bieI Soft ans oen @ei-
oelbeeren ST erbalten Ioiie man tic
= bis 3 Gage iteben, man fam orb
Elm meni9 @aiier bin5uidiitten, oo-
nod 5erquetlde lnb 5erorilde man
Die Necren NIT einem bol3ernen Sol
tel uno bride tie IN einem leinene1
8elltel oberfIodlih ourh. Won
redlne dllf Elm Gint @cioeIbeerioft 2
Flnt @niicr uno 1 Tfltn0 s3uder.
Ser 3ltfer miro in beiBem @oiIcr
~oufgeloit abeeidoumt uno nuhoem
CT falt gemoroen, in oos 9eioeIbeer-
ioft uno @oiier eefuute SGBd)en ae-
ldi,ttet. Das @oiier, peIfes bcim
AufloIen bes 3uders perpanot
n1troe, nun berno6 in Mb5ug 9e-
brod)t peroen. Mon preiie Die
Beeren nod einmal in elmer Chit
prelle aus moraltf man Sen Soit IN
nos iollbere ltnb geidmcfelte 6Gbfen
.GteBt uno @oiier ionic oen urigc-
lolten 3ltfcr bin3r fiigt. Nun IaIie
man Den Soit in einem nidt al
:ilhlen Seller gdbrcn. lege Elm fIei.
mes Stild 2einen ouf sic Spun0Oif-
nun9, I'M Den Soit Dor Shmub al
Nd)iltcn mo ifilttc ieeen Gag 0a8
llebergesorelc, ncIhcs mon in eincn
@ef0B a~uffGnot, mieoer ms tSdf-
den. Sort man fem 8erouid) mcbr
I'M 6ob6en iii Die @GbrltnQ noriiber
unn man ihIaQe ctmo Gnoe Cftober
Deer onfongs Nobember Dos Spuio.
lob 5u, loiie oos @cfGB ruhiq iteben
his gum MGr5 nGditen Sabres, mo-
rolif mon Der &cin ubSiebe. Sci.
oclbecrmein ouf bieie @eiic 5ubcrci-
tct. lit iebr id'modbnft. biniq mo ser
@eiunbbeit iebr a~utrG1Iif.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-06-26
u B 10 n.

Mbpnrteu. 6remoer:
rGdnn i'd oen germ Baron ni6t fpes
nigitens fir sini9e Minuteu fprs,
Gen?"
0iener (smp0rD: nNein, unm0g,
lid! Dor elmer baIben Stunoe 1T er
crit bon ieinsr Nor0laaoerejie 3u.
riidQeiebrt. Der 1T ia nod gar
nitt rihtiQ parm aeiuoroenil"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-06-26

reiften 5riidten Der @ein Ieiht einen
8eiaeihmad annimmt uno tribe miro.
@eIGBe uno Sbit minien irei pom
unretnisteiten iein. ba i6On
cine tIeine Mense llnreinisteiten einen
ihledten 9eibmnd erjeu9t.
Sic @ecreniriihte mlB man mog-
lihit rort mad Dem Grnten pcr-
menoen. g9iQ man lie dber oe5 IN.
iommcInS mcgem oufbepabren, 10
muB man tic serltampfen un6 nit
3udcr permii6en uno tie Damn por
Suit id)ilten.
0o5 IllSprelien Ser 6rildtc oorf
nidlt 81 lungiam geideben.
Sc iutrer Die Srilfte iino, I'M 10
mebr muuB man hcn Soft nit @oIier
ter0ilnnen. Sic Stdrte oea &iinfti-
gen bdnqt BON ser Menge oes 3rt.
ders ob, Der in ben 6riidten entbul.
Ten ill., be5p. 5ugelest muroe.
4iu mar Dem Wcin elnen nod
beiIeren @eihntat geben, 10 muB
mon naf Der @Gbrrng olf JIG 10
Charts bon "A bis 81 y Yiuno ein-
9elpeihte uho 5eritompfte &oiinel
bin5uiilgen.
Gic 8Gbrlng Qebt I'M beiten bel
60 bis IS 0roo 6abrenbcit Dor iid).
Senn nod 3pei Sagen 8abrung
niht ein8ctreten lit, 10 muB man Die
S%liiiiigtcit micoerboIt obluilen uno
honn micocr in 0oS @efGB 5uriidgie.
zen, 0nmit tie 10 nit Der Suit in Be
riibrung fommt Mud fam man
etmos Neinbefe bin5uiligen.
g2enn Die @Gbrung bel nod iiiBem
g8ein aufbort, 10 muB man Die 9efe
oufrilbrel; rno, nenn n0tbiq, etfpos
@eirbe'e beimiihen. 9usielbc nruB
man ehenfoQs tbul1. menn Der Mein
nidt ichr ltarf lit.
&nn Sriiften, sic man 5erltompft
Iteben Idbt, ionic bel gSein mabreno
Ger @Ghrung muB man oie Suit
iorgfaItig BON Der Sberfldde obboI-
ten.
Sit sic 0Gbrltng beenoet unb miro
Ger @ein flor, 10 bot man oeniel0ei1
IN Gin gut gereinigtes Sab ub5u-
laiien.
@eim 2oqern bes @eineS ntub
man baS 6oB 10 out ols m0glih bon
loiien. Gie Sprn0e miiiien ans 81.
dlen- ohcr GfoSienbol5 INC 70 Lang
fem, 0nb lie ollh bel Ginger &b-
nobnie AeS @eineS in oenielben btu
einreihci.
acknowledgment an Spltnoen un0
9obn iin0 beriperflih.
Miu mon ihGumenoen @ein CT
seuQcn. mus man Sen @ein erit gull5
ncrnGhren loiien mo Damn Dem fla
rem Ncin nor Dem Ginfilnen in Sid
if)en y lln3e &efe bin5uieten. Sit
Der 9Sein nod Dem GerJdbren nod
1liB, 10 ntlB eben meniger $2,utei bin.
5h9efii0t lpcrten.
SanoeliuM.@cin.
0or6eIipn=@ II miro fol.
een0crmoBen 5ubereitct: Wan nebme
tier Guort Der OonoeIion. 9Iume
Die geriebenc Shole bon elmer 81
trone, Die 9eriebene Shole Dor smei
Srongerl, fohe oIcs 5uiommen 10
III
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-06-26

0eht, ipirO inter allen llinltdIl0eli DIE
NoieuloIle aI5baIo pernid)tet haben uuo
aIsndnu ulelc 5Sreloc an icinen idl0nen,
tolleu uEo prdhtiaen Noieublitben ers
lcben toureit.
N, NF. i'll O.. Soma. Cine @uruunQl
IA, 0ds Gdnoiutrthiddfts 9cportemelt
III Mnlhington erldBt ioelcn cine Nan
uliug an Die FARMER be5 Ynroes, nm
aibt linen beiut Hntb. Elm 6eiImittel. lin
5dlrueluedoleru, nns in leptcr Belt Dicl
anQeptIeicn ipurne, nidlt AT tdufen.
3eiru95drtiiel. peIdle oteies 6eIImtitieI.
0ds 3uldd)lt ilhter hcm Nnnteit Heuctoi
auf 0eu Ydrtt Qebrndt lunrbe. Iobcil.
ipnrOeu iiber bu5 Qnu3e yono perbreitet,
g tpnrhe and b|chduptct. oie NeQierung
empieble Olcie5 Ulittei. Sbatiadlc ut,
hn6 sic 9ieaierlmq lem 5d}petueholeras
! rtittcl eIugf0hIcu bat.
Zd3u tonuut. DoB oieie5 6cilmittef.
fa5 fur @d)ucineholern Qut iciu iotl.
nod, Dor Nar3ent ais 0cllmlttef fur guns
qenlhloinpiltt onf ben War!t gcbrddit
purbc,
Z. 2. &. in e. 2oaao. sir trodcue
0eQeuoeu ut inum cine onocrc5 0ilnse
i0at 10 gceIanet. ais @romgrds. G5
ticiert gute Gtutcn u1o ruro germ uou
mn ,,,"t'' IS, ~,tG H'i'6lr,. 80, va r,e g. au,
I me- q g{i,no Se, o,Ser EMO, -
,ono ,rfrS nnn qoFr ~ INV b,5,,c,
mn ,n,iy :, irt, $40 ,c6ss oI6s,e o.
rerNr5n,, 1gfn ~ 6rsi,,,e,,,e 80
ii,r T,u;oo, i, 6e, oer1,;," M, ,,,ele ~ ~
hon ~. E,,,b;,Sr M No. gTr, ~, o., :,
@s,r,i% M, ,,n%erer, G3e,rc,Se o6er IN, ~
IA oneir en- ;e;4,,es (e;nsocr, ,,,t
e.ner 5oI,e,aS ooc, e,nor ,,n ,,ete 6,'s,
;4,o,,;5Ec, We y S,,,4 ~, n,,, J1,,if'
,seyt ,,rEt mn M ;o1oc, "''
2''' ""h -o'8N"'
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-06-26
samSrath. ,.WOtspoh", "a eroHe. @ts.

iibcrruidenoe @irfunq bahen Ioa. em,s
piubIen. Nei Hnluenouug beioer Sdus
rem iii es ieootl crforoerlif, paB mat
borittriq mn bic Bdr3e oeltreidt, mo
nidt Die freie Stelle bee Cutters beriibrt.
lonit Lott it'd dlld] oa Die 0aut ab.
Srnu R..hliue q. in g., Rirn. BUR
0erltetIuna BON Al%eeblumeupein miro
ioIgcuoes He5ept e%mpfobleu: Su eiueu
groBen SteiHtupf giebt man 4 Quart
IrildqcpiGildtc, friidlerbIiite N%Ieeblunert.
on5 YldB muir georiitt poa fem; auf Die
Wiulneu trent ma / Quart lDeiBen ,3uz
der. liuo Qicbf oui due3 uler Chart To-
deuoc5 @aler. bnuu miro Der @telutopf
icit 3ugeoeti Sit oas @niier %Idufporn,.
70 bsbi man Den 2efel al mo qiebi ,
mtt Rinbe ruo Slcild qeriebenc ApieIs
lueu mn 3 cbenio aeriebeuc 3ltrpucu.
uebit 3 2BIoiieiu friitle, trditige Qeie
tn oeu $opf gu Ser Nlulii9teit. riibrt
dlles et1u , Yittuteu ~ourdictnnuoer,
octt oen <opf 81 UNI Iugt tn an eiuem
miHeImdBlg iparntcu Crt II 1tunoeu
llebcu. Fad Hblnui nteier Belt ietbt
man ben 4Icin buIH EN- icineS EudD.
itcft i'm 3 cage on eillen iuoruleu Ylab,
icibt TIN dberutaI5 bird. fuut i'm III Gin
iaubereS ool3iaB. ioBi on5 1pwloloh
riieu, bis 0le @dbrunQ Qdu3 nudlQelalleu
bat. ln0 3lcbt Den Vein 00nu nui Slas
ifCf.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-06-26

/ Der &ufbemnb'
runs aner SOrten
BON BeerenfueiH
iinb foIseno e
@runoidse Su beO'
bahten:
9as Sbit iOute
gut retf, bod
niht il berretf
iein, 30 bel ubers
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-06-26

mi uuo : uli
iino fir ben 6nr'
nisr I'M oberen
5beiIe bss Miiiii.
iippi'2 baIeS sine
I gsldditiss
3eit. oenit olS lit
Die Seit. in iusls
der Der Ntais.
nniere t0uislihe
Telofruht, iih
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-06-26

biz f0dt in &uaui, cher frjj6 i'm
Seetember oauert bic Ve5ens3eit Der
snei.en seer rut, uno oie Qarotn
mig oen BON Il. eeic3!sn Gitrn be-
bey:'ten sos 77s,o bi3 fpai In ZEN
eepttm3u fineiu. Gitie 2arom iino
e. bic in ,t, Garte ooer uater nt-s
isI6er in Ou 3s.Icu oss S1itboI3es
"5eruintern.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-06-26

Irau Sphanna Shmiot in g., 9iaii.
Nidlt nte tletllGu Nineteen IND cs. Die
,$brc Miridleuz uno Yfldumcrbulline 3ers
loren. i~ouoern bic Saumlanie, lpeId)c
nIe Nur3eln 3crfreneu. Die Inlcilei,
iIIo idlulolos, obcr inoem Sie gang lpes
Mig 9erpiin nm nie Ndirmdlel bernm acc
sen, fonncn sic Die Nntciieu leid)t ietns
huIten. Sd)luieriaer III IS, Den Ndunls
lauien bei3ufonlmen. Sugen Sic Dem
@uBpniier fur Die 8dume etlpa5 1abais
iaft bel, ober Ole goiliug bari uidlt 81
mart leir. oenn lorit 3%crltGrt lie ippbl Ole
&auie, nbcr oamit aud Die 8dume.
Ter Weiuu0hcitsrnth idQt mir, bon
Shrcr Srcuuoiu i'll 2eutidIluno babe er
rod tcme Auiruge ooer 0eiteIuug ieiuer
10 ~probaieu 0olieuiteintur erbnIieu.
z. Y. in 6. Sno. Reaeumiirmer loiien
iih aus Beeten pertrfiben uno fangen. meun
man cine StduieI elnitld}t uno nit Dem
Stiete ~riiiteGt, mas be Niirmer oeranlabt,
an Die Gberild6e 5u tommen.
@u9. 20. in g., 9eros. gie Beitnnbtbeile
elmer guter 2lrl BON BaumlpGdls llno: 40
: belle itmnrSes 4edl. 40 9heile fueiBes
0eh. 10 8hetle 6olopbonium, > 3heiIc gel
brs Nods uno > 3heile 9ammeltaIg. Mnn
itmjt3t slierit ~beionoers ben 'rtidlen 6ant'
meliaI9 aus, UNI o1e llnreinieteiten, Nbz
fdGe. @rlebeu uiip.. onrnus Hu entiernen /;
hiernui idjmIISt man nui mlloem ,5euer uno
1ui etner 6eroDlotte. tDO moglid nitt lber
benz ireten 5euer, bGs 4eCb. iegt nlsoGnn,
uenn oieies biz CUR Sprupsolde lluliia &C.
iuorbfn III. nobel man gorge trdgen muB,
oaB bns 8edl nid]t u5erihdut1e, crit oGs
Bed, bnnn oos aeIbe g3ahs, 0ann ben 8aIg
btn5u uno rubrt bic Utiidung gut UNI, biz
Alles pohl %3eridmolBen uno gemengt IT.
SierauI gteBt man ous @enlgnge IN ounnem
Strabl uno in perihis0eren 4ortlonen IN
Gin 8eidB nit toItem g9aiier, UNI oasielbe
nbAuiuhleH. uuo matt oonn augeln BON
Dr. oHroBe elmer Btilarotugsi oGraus. ptife
man tuhilg ausoriiden muB. oanlIt TEN
9Saiicr mebr BARN bielbt. 60 3nbereitet.
bolt ih oleies Baumrgads oiele Sabre hin'
outd. Dor benz @ebrnud ihmll3t mon &c
eutIUeber IN slnem ftslnen Kopie posr lie
gel. Is erboriet lid idnea uno iprinst
nitt at.
<. IS. IN s.. g2is. @cqeu bie Noicn
l1as cugleh', has Nuuoes ifer9du@
5epartcuscnt rt 4S1ihIrItuu, :. Is. 0a5
fnloetae Yltucl. Gu EheClo'fei uoj lus
prc3enttact Nt|t0ttnl0ippg mlr1 IN , t8nis
lcuen Wantr rcttg1 uI,o Damn r0t eluc
bGtbe ltuse ,i} f,l8Hlct'e oari} outQee
lpit. Vim bciIct rs a.. afcle >cite boz
bcr feln All i1ia.ea aHo ouHI1 III e'1 me
uiQ heiecnl &Sai Gurtul0'en, ip0rdu'
man lie bet allaeItu @{'tal3 5uleVi.
e IN oleier @tie eerettete GollUl1
g. 49, . ..-. -A--...a.na 44anffa
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-06-26

ut oerbrette
S6doIinse, Die an
u%nieren SbItbdu'
men piel unheil
anrihten. iinb Der
Sbitbaumbalte n.
tdfer ooer Sdrpt.
lohbobrer (Nccop'
to9aiter &usulo'
Jus unb Der Hfirs
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-06-26

Die psibli6en Safer @ ten lire
nleiite Nabrung, pdhtn, Ie lire
Gange ourd bic Barrie ;,r Srut-
TANNER bohren. Die .-.-gn9 be-
itsbt taft nur aus Bar rs SOL,
islbit piro lpenis anoe9ri'ta M}orhe
NAL perosn bic Safe O.: rem San
gen Suvb 81 itnrfn 4,y{ausfluB
lplsoer psririe5en. Die ;c.i.e @enss
ration bobrt iif in Die t.eGcg 3pei8e
in Der Hdbe Der SnosptG Gin.
SaIo nahosm Die Gdi.y aus BEN
6olS ausgstrofsn fino, t.sjnnsn Die
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-06-26
23riefRa fen oes Sanorat6s.

hui Mbmnbdh mWHte Nun mHn BIER uhmueh bnmmonL GRsH pei Der 2mmb nnhmb nt
amm nN BEN mas u nM6 min r hng manbrbena eU sur sahh bnu b bat 9 babel bic fmnhdf ewhe
MhhGh berg ammhu6 ahhm uMr mn anowut bidafts'S dute elmer Der aurehu bees ea%n 2a@s
Nmnme 3ihrfnw m mt buMNhigt abpH: o>.. ou.. 0.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-06-26

Nn. y. III 8. III. 1a5 bette glittel
QeQeu Nattoiiclflicr lit ultbctanutlitl
0uidumeln hes Adier5 uno Der Gdrpcn.
9cr0rildeu ocr Ger fauf Der llnferiejte
oe5 plates mo Neiprleeu Der Nldtter
nit XGrtlct Urilit. @strt GluinHmelu
1T @uril3lt an g%ebrnudien. On Ndfer mo
2aruen ertcn Gait nu3iteloeu, 0urdJ
ltctdicn 0te 6Gnoe %uridllueIien.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-06-26

oarpe uno Vlow ots E6itbaurs@ Carl
.JTgrs.
peiBli6, ri. etIpas roIogeiGy6t. nit
querlaufenten 5aIien uuo einsm tlsis
ncu traunen ooer gslbli6en aopi.
Die 0lrpeu nerDen i'm Jribl1br
in ,3ellen gefunoi1. pslhe i'm osrhit
.o.bel in Dem Saitbol3 untsr Der
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-06-26
San0elium.&cin.

0onbelipn-@ II miro fol-
gen0crmoBen 5llbereitct: Wnn nebnlc
tier Suart Der OanoeIion- 9lume,
Die geriebene ShoIe bon elmer 81
tronc, Die geriebene Sd)ole boz smei
Srongen, tohe olcs 5uiammen 10
Minuten lang in einem iouberell
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-06-26

3. q. in 6. Sno. Heaeumirmer loien
iit aus 8eeten pertreiben uno iangen. neun
man cine SdduieI einitift uno nit Dem
Stiefe ~riitteGt, mas Die Nlirmer oeranlaht,
an Die Gberildhe 8u tommen.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1914-07-17

7; !; I I = J.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-02-25
HAVE COLOR IN YOUR CHEEKS
Be Better Looking - Take Olive
Tablets.

If your skin is yellow-complexion
pallid--tongue coated-appetite poor
you have a bad taste in your mouth
a lazy, no-good feeling-you should
take Olive Tablets
DR. Edwards Olive Tablets sub
stitute for calomel-were prepared by
DR.. Edwards after II years Of study
with his parents.
Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets arc a
purely vegetable compound mixed with
olive oil. You will know them by THEN.
olive color.
II you want a clear skin bright
eyes. no pimples, feeling of buoyancy
like childhood days. YOU must get at
the cause. DIR. Edwards Olive Tab
lets act on the liver and bowels like
calomel-yet have no dangerous after
effects. They start the bile and over
! come constipation. That's why mill
lions of boxes are sold annually at Toe
and 25c per box.
Take one or two nightly and note the
pleasing results. rhc Olive Tablet
Company, Columbus, o. All druggists.
Advertisement.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-02-25
SUCCESSFUL IN WEST.
II. M. Draper Given High Praise For
Children's Home Work.

II. VI. Draper, former superintendent
of Good VIII Farm, is now the owner
of children's home on somewhat sim
liar lines at Des Moines, Wash. He left
Good Win Farm some eight years ago,
| because the directors considered his
I ideas impractical Good VIII Farm is
merely "a temporary home for children.
/ Mr.. Draper sought to retain the chill
/ dreu for too long a period, because he
needed them for his childrens band,
with which he was want to tour the
upper peninsula in the interest OF the
farm.
When Ar. Draper left Houghton il
was with the purpose of establishing
La children's home in Washington lie
has succeeded admirably, Judging from
the following from the Daily oregon
Statesman of Portland, Oregon, dated
February 9:
IL is not often that The Statesman
has the opportunity Of chronicling
the appearance Of an entertainment at
traction like that of the Jolly Enter
tainers, who appeared Sunday and
yesterday at the Blight theater and
again appear today
Quite often il is task To write UP
the da.ues Of hair trained actors, but
in this instance it is really pleasure
To tell about the shows WI % these
children under the direction .. Prof
Il. H. Draper, livc.
The Jolly Entertainers are from e.,
private ,h!Idren'S home at Des Molncs,
Wash |Aer. are forty Of them IN the
school ANA along with the regular
studies, each child ia taught music,
both vocal and Instrumental. aa well
ass given instruction. jon ap,iug. So thai
th,ir shows are indeed most pleasing.
This clover uoupe NOT only carries
It's own brass band, but most of the
children ,A.cl as singers ana actors.
Last u.=h they pIasr. tp capacity
house al The BLIGHT and o. "a thor
.ough.y plorscd audience.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-02-25
PORTAGE LAKE SEVEN HAS
EXCELLENT CHANCE TO WIN
BY DEFEATING CALUMET TEAM
LOCALS CAN WIN CHAM
PlONSHlP

Hockey fans who have been support
ing the Portage Lake hockey seven
throughout the present season were
interested to hear Of the victory of the
American 500 over the Calumet seven
in the Colosseum last evening. ~
defeating the Calumet team both
games Of the series the American 500
seven took the lead in the Western
division of the American Amateur
Hockey association, and the Calumet
team is now tied for second place with
the Portage Lakes.
The local seven now has an excel
lent chance To- capture the champion
ship of this division. The American
500 septet must play two games with
the canadian sou team while Portage
Lake seven must play two games with
Calumet. Should the Portage Lake
team win both games from the Calu-
met seven, and the Canadians defeat
their rivals the locals will capture the
II is only a dying
chance but the fans are hopeful.
The Portage Lakes go TO Calumet
tomorrow evening To play the Calumet
team in the Colosseum and a return
game will be played next Monday
evening i'm the Amphidrome.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-02-25
HouGHToN BREVlTlES.


John Reed and family have returned
from Superior Wis, to make their
home i'm Houshton.
T. J.. Ratchelder, chief engineer Of
the Copper Range railroad, is visiting
at his old home in Maine.
Mrs. John VI. Johnson Of Blanche
street has as her guest Mrs. p. VI. VAL
entine of Duluth.
Ed. S!!ler or Painesdale was advise1
last night by letter OF the death at
Whitehall, Mich, of Mrs. Henry S.
Cole, February /, and on February II
Of the death Of her G-year-old son
John. The decedents were the wife
and son Of Or. Henry $. Cole, formerly
president of the village Of South Range
and captain Of the Houghton Light In
fantry, who left the copper country
five years ago. DR.. Cole is now presi-
dent Of the village of Whitehall.
Louis Demarse CO years Of age. a
former resident of Portage Entry died
yesterday at Chassell. He had been Il
resident of the copper country for
about thirty years. Mrs. Demarse and
five children survive.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-02-25
OUCH! LAME BACK
RUB PAINS AWAY
Rub Haekache away with ANAL trial
bottle Of "St. Jacobs OIL"

Kidneys cause Backache? No They
have no nerves, therefore can not
cause pain. Listen! Your bacSache
is caused 10y lumbago sciaticl ar "a
strain, ana the quickest relief is sooth-
ing. penetrating st. Jacobs oil. Rub
it right on the ache or tender spot. ana
instantly the pain. soreness, stiffness
and lameness disappears. Don't stay
crippled! Get a small trial bottle Of
st Jacobs oil" from your druggist
and timber up. A moment after il is
applied you1l wonder what became Of
the backache, sciatica or lumhago pain.
st. Jacobs oil" stops any pain 1T
once. II is harmless and doesn't burn
or discolor the skin.
It's the only application Ia rub on
a weak. lame or painful back, or for
lumbago, sciatica, neuralgia. rheuma-
tisrn. sprains or strain.-Advertise-
ment.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-02-25
CAPT. JOSEPH SElLWOOD OF
DULUTH HAS PASSED AWAY
DEATH TAKES HEAD OF LAKES
CITIZEN WELL KNOWN IN
THIS DISTRICT.

Capt. Joseph Selwood of Duluth.
wei known i'm the copper country
where ne spent the early days OF hi8
va0hood. is dead.
After an illness which began last
Christmas when he was suddenly
taken il with a cold, Capt. Sellwood.
Dumth's pioneer capitalist. mine own
or and banker and one Of the most
prominent business men Of the north
west. passed away at 1:3j o'clock yes
tardav afternoon of Brishrs disease
~ the family residence, 1902 East
SUPERIOR street, He had been i'm rath-
rr poor health for the last two or three
wears. hut his condition was not con-
sidcred serious until this winter.
During his illness. Capt. 'Sellwood
was attended by the family physician,
Dr Charles L. Codding. At his bed
side when death came We're his two
daughters, Mrs. Charles J.. Morshon
and Mrs l. w Lrihhead, and SON
Richard NJ Sellwood.
No funeral arrangements have MS
vet been made.
Joseph Sclwood was ono of the last
of the old crowd the captains Of the
mlacg m the carly days of the upper
peninsula, Bern al Cornwall Eng
Dee. g. 1S4f the son of Richard and
Elizabeth Garter Serlwood the boy
"Joa' began hts miners life at the
age Of 9. holding drills in the Fast
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-02-25
AFTER WORLD TRADE.
Germany to Reach Out For CONNER
cial SUPREMACY.

Berlin, Feb. 25-An important 'step
ia the German campaign to West the
commercial supremacy of the world
from the Anglo Saxons will he taken
here tomorrow. when leading manu-
lecturers and exporters from all parts
of The empire will gather here 10 per-
feet the organization OF the German
association for World Trade. The for
rIation of German American Trade
league was the original plan of the
promoters, but they have now decided
Ia widen the scope of their enterprise
so az 10 include campaign for export
tiade on behalf OF Germany I'm all the
markets of the world. The South
American field is to receive first at
tention and IL Is generally understood
that the approaching visit Of Prince
Henry of Prussia To Brazil. Argentine
and other of the South American
countries is in reality. but part of
the international business getting
campaign undertaken by the German
manufacturers and exporters and
warmly sanctioned by the government