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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-04-13
OUR QUESTION BOX

Where does the sap come from that
makes the sugar, out Of the limbs Of
the tree or does it draw up FROM the
roots?
Sap is the water contained in living
plants, together. with the substances
dissolved in it. All active plant cells
have more or less water i'll them. In
terrestrial plants this water is absorbed
by the roots from the water of the soil.
and carries with it the substances dis
solved y in it. 1t thus contains many
substances, including sugar, and in the
case of maple sap the sugar rrcdoimi-
mates.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-04-13

Entered in the postofice at Brattleboro,
VT, as second class matter.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-10-15
TURN OUT FOR
GAME,YEFANS
OF FOOTBALL

terseholastic games Will be
played.
The Tahoma Athletic clubs
team is composed of the stars of
recent teams at Stadium High.
The club was formed as . protest
against the school boards edict,
and a request has been issued by
the members that every parent In
Tacoma who cares for football,
every lover of clean sports and
every person who signed petitions
demanding inter-city contests, at
tend the game. A large attend
snce viii prove to the school
board I'm a most positively con-
vincing manner that the city VIII
not accept the puerile edict of
the board.
The Cushman Indian trades
school will also open its season
Saturday. going to Auburn, where
the Indian eleven will meet the
Auburn High school team.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-10-15
BIG INDOOR ATHLETIC
SEASON IS PROSPECT

Devotees of indoor sports in
Tacoma are injecting ginger into
the coming seasons events, with
q result that gymnasium and
athletic club activities are al
ready taking on an enthusiastic
appearance.
At the Y. VIC. A. a call has
been issued for a meeting Tues
day night when efforts will be
made to reorganize the league of
bask et-ball teams that furnished
such interesting games last sea
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-10-15

The 1914 football season VIII
b usisened In with . rush ON Sat
urday afternoon. when four big
games win be played in Tacoma.
The most important game.
from the standpoint of a hard
fought contest. win be that OF
the Tahoma Athletic club, COM
posed of former Stadium grid
iron stars. and the st. Martin's
college eleven from Lacey. The
game will be played at Athletic
park. the Northwestern baseball
grounds.
Seniors and sophomores OF the
Stadium and Lincoln Park high
schools Will fight for city honors
on the Stadium field. Interest
over the games has been scarcely
aroused st either school because
of the edict of the school board
prohibiting inter-eity games this
year. and the fact that only In
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-10-15
b A S IL b ALL
BIO KING
M'GRAW WILL WEED OUT HIS
PLAYERS Numerically FOR
1915 TEAM, SAYS SHERIDAN

heretofore figured in the worlds
series box scores will be shunted
away from Broadway. Burns, in
the outfield, and Fletcher, at
short. and Tesreau in the box
are about the only men who dis
played anything like the form
McGraw must have. IL was not
one of Matty's great years, but
no one is talking of a trade In
volving big Six. AS for the rest
of the team, however, no ones
neck is any too secure.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-10-15

son. The Pierce County Amateur
Athletic association is being re-
vived, and Director James Carroll
of the Armory Athletic club is
devoting all his time to getting
the indoor season started.
At the Y. W. G. A. gymnasium
one of the seasons innovations
is hockey, a game never before
played on a Tacoma gymnasium
floor. Alre>iy some clever play
ers are developing under the in
struction of the ~" athletic d.
rectors.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-10-15
There's going TO be 8

There"s going 10 Dc sOus IuH
up on Mckinley Hill.
The Bismark Athletic club and
the Mckinley Park Athletic club
are each grooming up a heavy
weight boxer, with the possibility
of a match between them In the
near future. And the keenesJ
sort of interest and rivalry has
sprung up between the two clubs.
Bismark challenged Mckinley
Hill to a match. And the Nc
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-10-15

Fight TO BE
HELD OCT. so

Los ANGELES, Oct. 15.-Dff-
ferenees between Jimmy Clabby
and George Chip were settled
last night and a 20-round match
between them was arranged for
San Francisco on the night of
October 80. The fight will de-
termiRe the middleweight cham
pfonship of the world, according
to Chips manager. The boxers
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-10-15
BY Hal sHERIDAN.
(writtea for the United Press.

Written for the United Press.)
NEW YORK, Oct. I5.-This is
the open season for winning PEN
nants. The next year" cry Is
upon as, and any old team at all
is at liberty to go as far as It
likes toward coping the flag In
the conversation race which will
be in progress during the coming
sessions of the Stove league. The
bust-up and the awakening is
withheld until the grass is green
again and suitable alibis have
been framed.
The Giants are expected to
present one of the greatest
team when they take the field
for the 1915 race. The next
year talk in New York is weak
and wavering for no one knows
what to expect. There is no
doubt, however, that Manager
McGraw plans a house-cleaning
His machine has fallen to pieces
The four-time pennant hoodoo
struck with full force upon the
Giants just at a time when IL
seemed McGraw would overpower
the jinx. The infield, catching
department and the outfield are
now sadly in need of bolstering
up. New blood is needed, and
McGraw intends to reconstruct
his team not upon the wreck of
his present organization, but aft
er wedding out those who have
slipped back. There is likely to
be some lively trading this win
ter in which Giants who have
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-10-15

TOPEKA, Kan. Oct. Is
AnyboSE want to buy a perfectly
good baseball club? Directors
of the Topeka baseball club OF
the Western league today offered
the club for sale. after releasing
Manager Dick Cooley. The last
season was a financial failure.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-10-15

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 10
For the first time since he was
defeated as lightweight champion
by Freddie Welch. Willie Ritchie
has signed articles to re-enter
the squared circle. He will box
Johnny Dundee here for four
rounds on the night of October
% -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-10-15

ST. LOUIS, Mo, Oct. Is
Jack Dillon, the Indianapolis
middleweight. and Geo. knock
out" Brown of Chicago, put up
such a tame fight here last night
that Referee Eddie Randall
stopped the match in the fourth
round.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-10-15
WONDER IF 1T WILL
CHEER HIM UP?

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 10.
Within two hours after
he had returned to Phila-
delphia with the detected
Athletic team. Joseph Leslie
Bush. who pitched for Phil
adelphia In Mondays game,
was married to Miss Sylvia
u. Mcmahon. The bride and
groom left for Chicago to-
day. where they join other
members of the Athletics
team.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-10-15
In Praise of Tobacco

Keen interest in the remarkable
series of advertisements of Prince
Albert tobacco, the national Joy
smoke, which have been appearing
in this paper for some months,
continues undated.
Yet this is not surprising, for
they are unsurpassed from the
standpoint of reading interest and
illustrative treatment. TO read
one advertisement makes you
want to read more and more, just
as you anxiously await next chap
ters of a continued story.
They contain an abundance of
quaint humor and oddsty and hui
manness of expression that charm
and inject real sunshine into your
system. Read them and be con-
WINGED. ADV"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-10-15
.BISMARK CHALLENGES M'kINLEY
HILL--THERE'S GOING TO Be FUN

KinIey Hill club has a WhIte
hope" weighing 1913 pounds. who
has been quietly going through
the PAGES for several days. 1t is
possible that the match can be
arranged for the next smoker of
the Mckinley club.
Manager Hoops of the McKin-
ley club today announced another
match for the smoker October %.
Ii is between Ralph Burns and
Jack Carr, both clever boxers,
who will fight at 156 pounds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-10-15
BRAVES NOT GOING
TO SOUTH AMERICA

BOSTON, Oct. 15.-The
Boston Braves, winners of
worlds championship hon.
Ors, are not going to tour
South America. as was an
nounced Tuesday night at a
banquet by Minister Pezet
of Peru. The report eman-
ated from the fact that a
few OF the Braves plan to
tour South America with the
New York team on an ex-
hibition trip.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-10-15
Pacific Coast League

Results Yesterday.
Los Angeles Is, Mission J..
Venice 5, San Francisco 4.
Portland Al, Oakland ii.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-10-15

81 Efaed nolson. asthma. rheuma-
siru, ehronie and nervous disor-
dsrG eonsffpatfon and diseases of
~. .I<sn kIdneys. bladder ana
eaeneeh. try our remedies and be
convinced
II will not cost you one cent to
ALI II out of town. drop us Q
letter and state your diseases
n VOW CHINESE REMEDY CO.
N1HzA< Pacific ~. 1I3fH Cesnmerce.
EmesMa.- WnMh- Phane MaHn nx<I
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-10-15

cures or the halfway treatment
81 the Inexperienced Such q
course and such methods are re-
zponsible for . lot of trouble
later. The most obstinate cases
I have 70 contend with are those
that have been neglected or i'm
properly treated.
Act promptly and get the
Hfkhf Trenfnenf ct the begin
sz.s- Il saves worry as well a.
money.
sfzspsy -~.sf the sppsrt..sfy
e =Aess1sR every sufferer whose
$50 = sffII earnhie what 4 enn
aa n MEMS AILMENTS. BLOOD
I'D SKIN D4s0RUE1He. GEM
Fo-UHTNAHg AND NERVE
TRuT HIEs. mx~a treat Deaf
nxn.. Heaa-Nsfse<. Cnfarrh nnd
kfm&rea ntls.eafs-
an . graduate Of enc OF the
h4ahesf scIaAmad medical colleges
ia the United stafes-had -
years professional experiences
ana p~r~e.siHv examine ana
treat ali my patients.
Erne Gomnmffnff1m-Don let
money matters keep you away.
Hours 70 5. evenings. 20 q,
sunaaxa 10 20 ~ m
W. +. BLAIR, M. d.
un..1. zsz-T EnnHfow HIar.
Hfx4A FarEHe Ave.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-10-15
MAKE NO MISTAKE.

Just a word
to you who
have called
on doctors
for weeks
and months
without re-
L-eivin g any
}benent
Ven n re
lust the enc
4 Wamf %
tn1z 20.
II Is a EreaL
mistake to
E o N 81 de r
lightly the
nrat e. .
fences OF
disease ana
ifher neg
| ect il en-
frely. OF re-
ri O
ready made
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-10-15

will weigh in at 15s pounds al
6 O'Clock.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-10-15

The Army-Nsvy game may be
on, but the old army game con-
tinues. L
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-10-15

You people wno hays
been doctorine with
out results. try the
~. VOW CHINESE
REMEDY co. whose
G n l ~ II 8 p herbs,
barks and root
r 2 m . q les ayg
achieved some wca-
derfut -esultA For
thousands of years
the CHINESE people
have used these rem
most obstinate caaa.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-10-15


In the last few days McGraw
and Chance have gone to 1.-THE
Federal league and the Yankees
have been sold. All that remains
for the baseball scribes is to put
the Cuban Giants in the National
league. HaI -
fIsI#
Let's see. Yost said If he could
develop a line Harvard would be
i'm trouble In the DePauw game
Michigan's forwards opened De-
Psuw's lire at will and DePauw
made FIRST down twfcs-both in
the last quarter after the score
wss SIS 10 o. This II merely .
hint to Harvard -
Reports from the football
camps are that plenty of raw ma
terfal is out. Pretty raw, the
coaches admit.
Usually II fs the fellow who
has no kick coming who kicks
most-BrfckIey for instance.
The bowling season r. open.
L.ooie. elm heIIes zwei dunkles-
We glimpse this IN Tire golf
reports. Crowdas Out. Holafs.
oo~-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-10-15
TALK ON
TEMPERANCE
By James G. Kelly

Intemperance i'm teaching temperance nuiIifies
of the good which would otherwise result
from the money and effort expended For the pur-
poses of this article use the word temperance
its sense, that Is, 1T applies to indulge
i'm alcoholic beverages.
Close observation of individuals interested in
called temperance. but i'm reality prohibition move
ment, has caused me TO divide them into two
classes. In the first belongs the cotcre of men who
find Temperance" a lucrative profession They
are sleek gentlemen and weII-fed, for among them
divided the hundreds of thousands of dollars coli
lected annually I'm the of temperance.
Closely allied are the politicians who would ride
power that much abused vehicle commonly
known ''pubIic morals"
The second class comprises sincere of HON
sst design. the and snew of the prohibition
movement A careful study of these individuals
their marked similarity. Mentally they inn
press being decidedly unhappy and physi-
ALLY they unhealthy.
These zealots singie-purPose men. They are
always running on one cynder fey lack ss.-
milton of temperance. The over-indulgeace of
things in life. In their eagerness regulate their
feIowmen they quite neglect TO regulate thu
To,,s temperaments and wasted boGes. fign,...g
desperately with weapons, fair or foul, TO gain
their Ethiopia
The mis-named Temperance forces of today
are I'm TRUTH intemperance unrestrained. The men
in the ranks morally intemperate. the Officers
perste of facts used upon the theory
that the end justifies the means.
True temperance. however. is a child OF
temperance, a distant relative
We have orders on books for 5000 tons
Of Malt, valued FOUR HUNDRED THOUSAND
DOLLARS. for next years delivery. OF these
aers $500 tons. vslue 100000, WILL BE CAN
CELED-
IF FAKE PROHIBITION BILL NO. CARRIES
All of the money spent for Barley. Coke, Electric
Power, Labor and other expenses pertaining 20 the
manufacture of this Malt, ENTIRELY REMAINS
IN THE STATE or WASHINGTON. nothing but
ne labor and products of this State used.
Prohibition Bili No. 3 proposes To CLOSE THE
BREWERIEs OF THIS STATE. beat permits the
importation from, OTHER STATES OF both Beer
and WHISKY.
Pacific Brewing &
Mailing Comapny
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-10-15

reports. Crowdas Out. Hel4fs.
out
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-10-15

The bowling season II open:
Looie, elm helles zwei dunkles.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-10-15

Read the Classified Ads on
Page Six.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-10-15

Usually II fs the fellow who
has no kick coming who kicks
most-Brfckley for instance.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-08-21
WtgranetOriajIngen.

DAB bic WierGne uno anbere .funt-
tionells" arten oes RopfIhmer3es BEL
oieIen patientinneu Defenders bdufig
uno beftig gu gang beftimmten 3sitsn.
ndmIih tur3 Dor. rpdbrenb. unb tur3
na4 Der periooe auftreten, 1T Ieit
laneem bttannte 1atiane. Gbenio
alsemein betannt 1T es, bab bas Gin.
feben unb Der DerIauf Der NisrGne=
attaden meift siemIid ftr.ns aeitli9
9arotteriisrt III: fe beginner 3umeiit
i'm 2aufe bes Dormittass untsr metr
ober minoer unbefimmtem lInbebos>
I~i9teitssefibl uub errei4en ur,ter ftir.
mif4en Grf4einungsn. tpie beftiser
RopH4mers. llebeItett, epentuea Grs
breten. faft reselmdbis sesen 4beno
ibren 3o6epuntt. um hann aumeift pOis
Iisem Woblbefinben plab gu MAIDEN.
Wenigsr besonnt als oas periooifhe
gri4einen uno bic seitlite 8ef4rGntt.
belt Der Misrdne auf eetpiFe Stunoen
oes 9oses 1T, pie Or. Ri9orb Sraus
gott, 8resIau, ousfibrt, tbr IuftrsteI
an beitimmten 3asen Der Wohe.
Or. 1raueott Bot beobohtet, bob
fir eieIe N%ffettionsn elm belonberer
1og beitebt. ndmlih Der Sonutag, BE-
3iebungspeife Der Rubetag ser Wode.
fir mdnde 8eamtenz Rdtegorien, 4. 9.
p%oftbeamten, Die ben Sonntag genau
10 ourdarbeiten miiNen, tpte ieoen ans
oeren 1ag Der Wohe, oafur aber einen
anoeren Wodentas o0ais arbeitsfrei
boben. tritt oann oisIer bienitfrfi:
Wo9entng ols beporauster 5as ouf.
Or. Irausptt bemertt nbtr, odb es
pielsiht nidt 70 iebr ole gang tppis
Iden 4nfaustaee fino, Die oen Sonns
tag 10 beionosrs beporsueen. bob ober
bob ieosnfaGs Der Sonntoa fir per.
baltnismdBig pieIe NIT 3opffhmers be-
baftete perfonen oer 0nuptleiberstae
1T.
@uf @runo oieier ourh lnnse Sabre
INNER pisoer entseeentretenoen Boob
a6tunsen bat Or. Sraugott Iib oss
Giuoruds niht ertpebrsn tonnen, ooB
Ole Mierdne niht nur cine art BON
SeIbffhus oes Oreanismus bartlett.
fonoern oaB oiefer lsbtere aud our9
sinen ibm eieenen 0ernunftpilen.
aIeidiam initiuitmdbis. fih o~enieuissn
Ea9 ouSiuht. an benz Der ReinisuneSs
uno Grneuerunesproseb am aussisbiss
item uno moalidit unssitprt ourh @rs
beitsonforoerunsen: aIfo an sinsu,
Sonutas ODER ionitiseu Geiertas Dor
fih seben fam. Sn prnttilder pc
siebuns III, 10 fdbrt Or. 2rdasott
aus, Der Rabpeis Der Misrdue ols
etnes Selbffduss uno Grnsuerunes.
pbdnomens fir Den ar3t bon betrGdts
Ii6er Widtisteit.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-08-21
i Silte.

Gin 1akr I'm poraus be,abIenss
Nbennenten erbalten ie einen
EdsSnen AaIenSer ais prdmie
gratis unS ~perteirei. I'm prd-
'Wten Hns feIsense ,nr aaswabl
Serhaneen:
deatnrspsh, (bapon iinb orei5ebn Rum
Rern eri@ienenl.
Brdmien gesen WebrbejablnHg.
3aMbn@.
S6teiser's eeutid : ameritaniihes Ro4buh
fur fleine 5ariilien. Bon 8aloemar
sS@reper. Breis 70 Gents.
M6tmaidainen.
Die .Noronern" Ndhmaihine SIC. / tuiro
auf 5 Sabre itriitlih sarantirt, Drop
aeob-. eebdu!s, EXTRA feline Rolttur, ale
vseueiten gerbeIerungeu, abfolut Die bette
TDfnFniHe, bic fur irgeHo eInen Sreis er.
pdltlid .S2O
Die .Rorbtern". RdhmaIhine Ro. 2, se'
aau ME SO. 1. nur NIT autbomathiltem
Drop peao" .$27
Die .Rorofern" .Rdbmaihine Ro. 3. in
@oIeeH Cat . Gebduie, authomntiIhem
.9bain 2ift". Rl9ellager . @eltea nit
authomatiI6em Belt 8eplacer". hObem
sNrit, geb1rtete StahItbeiIe. ale v2tttafla
,rrents" in Santmet. 8dltden. Cine quite
'#ai6lne gu Dem iebr bilisen Sreis BON
ADie ryiornltern" a. Raihine No. 4, senau ME
Ro. 8, nur in 3sstsga binet. 5ornt, $21
Vile oieIe Nafdinen iino about saran.
. :irt. Ste Sra6t bat Der 8dufer "a traeen
esauo le betrdst BON 60c bis 81. le nab Der
Iiitaus.
am Feneu uuh Stherfteu lit IS, bs geIo per
Doftanmeiiumg (Ni0ueps Creer). BITE Der Roitmeiifer
= IA ben sr6Beren Ertihafteu ~aasiieleu taHn. 81 lber
TcR5tu. Gteuip gut uuo fiher fuo bic 0rpreBs
3 anipeiiun asHs peldt bic Agenten tn alien Grprssa
Stattouen austeaeu. Beun man bGs Selo per Euft-
Hnfpetiuug eher per GrpreBauwetiuna ittff. 1T e
nttt nsthweuets, ben betrrTeuoeu 1rtef %resiftrtreu ~
e Iafen, peHn BITE aortfe beutii6 seihriebeu III. eest
Sets r~eaiitrtrt uerben, nm fiher gu fetu, ba5 eerietbe
rtdtig aHtonHt. Sur 6eioieubuugeu tn eiufahem
DriefDerfnluHe iteruehmea fptr teiuerlei Berautrp1rt
slthfett. Sm Sale ucu aoresuerduberunseu oergefe
8 man ia Mot, bic alte ebeniop0tt lute bic meme
{ Boftsifee ansuseeen. benn lonl touHen tDtr ben Ras
men In ben BaherE aar nidt Fneeu.
WeRensC rhers nnrfru nictt, iute oas 10 oft eeiAeht.
ais nermetntIt1e Gnittuua inrtdbehalteu per=
cen. ~toubera fnb ben 8rieieH beisuIeseu.
Guittuns erfo!St Hur ourh aenoeruns
ces Gatums auf Dem AoreBftreifen.
Than n~oreilire eiuiah:
~N0RDSTERN''. La Crosse. Wis.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-08-21

brei S6ritte abieits, I'M Damn 5ufams
menSubre6en.
Der aampf 3nifhen benz S6nors
gen unb BEN affen bate fiG mad Der
Gr5dhIung Der Gineeborenen, ettpa
folgenbermnben abgsipislt: Dos Sier
fpasierts esmiitlia aus Dem 8ufd
bsrous. UNI cine Der auf Der Sarm or.
beitsnoen Grausn gu entfiibren. Die
6esnnn mtirlib fiirhtsrli6 gu
i9reisn. 0ie W6nner tpurben oaburd
aus ibrem uepobnbeitsmGBisen Sdlnf
aufeeideudt uno silten Der Jrau gu
9ilfe. Der 4ffe lieb nun BON Dem
Weibe co. rGhte Iih ober oaFir an
~bemieaieen, Der ibm gu nobe seiom.
men iein mubte. Dieter Mann. ben
i'd nodber nod benz 6ofpital Der Qa.
merurer Wittellanbbobn briusen Iieb,
bate furhtbare 8erlebunsen. 8eioe
9dnbe ipnren total gu Brei eeoriidt.
Die Wooen tparer bis anf bic Qno9en
slatt ourc1eeriHen; ebenfo bic Mrm.
must.ln. Gin gepeis. ipeI9 unbeim.
li&e Rraft elm foldes 9ier befibt.
Die Weibden Fno Don piel seringe,
RET @r0be als bic WGnn4en. Oie
ourdi9nittli9e Gr0Be IN 100 Biz 140
3entimeter. Mu9 i'm 8au III baa
Weibden ni4t 10 plump, aud finb bic
Gd3dbne ni4t gu sroBen, raubtierartis
gen ReiBadbnen entfpideIt ME beim
Wdnnden. Dos @eiiht in bober piel
peniser ipilo uno melt menfdendbn-
li9er. 5riber murben Die Sf9goa
oielfad fir @orilasW eib9en sebalten.
60 NOR bic Mafufa bes Oresbener
3oolosifden @ortens teiu @oriIa.
Neibden. ionoern Elm Tf4eeo. unb
sbenfo oos anseblide @orin sWeib.
den 8arnums.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-08-21
Nlio Die aiiatiide Ranbernatiun,

Alio Die aiiatiihe Rdmberuation,
SSapali. bleibt lbrem 3tufe gered,t uno
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