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Iditarod pioneer., 1914-10-24

vap with excitement and horses become restless The traffic and commerce of the community normal proportions and of optimism prevails Normal conditions prevail and the human temperament responsVe
Iditarod pioneer., 1914-10-24

Nov, that the Alaska coaans leasing bill has become law will te interesting read the Juneau Empires auo remarks the wonderful influence which the letters and recommendations of pretty governor carried furherng that much desired legislation
Iditarod pioneer., 1914-10-24
nHus, ASSESSMENT WORK BLANKS

H Tine IdiFar0d FIoN0eT has Jlst IHIshtd and placed with dealers throu ghont the dis triCt a new blank form for the proper re cording of annual assessment work on placer mining claims in Alaska. The blank form conforms strictly with the new nm ing law, and contains ample cautionary and Explanatory notes, which will greatly aid in the nIling out of the same. For sale at Anslcy's, Iditarod; the Postoilicc, Flat City. and Harry Donneliey's. Dis. otter.
Iditarod pioneer., 1914-10-24

Black Cod 35c pound
 Idita,od Meat Co.
Iditarod pioneer., 1914-10-24

Assessmcut Work Blanks at Pioneer.
Iditarod pioneer., 1914-10-24
MARSHALL ISLANDS

The Marshall islands are an archipelago in the western Pacific ocean, intersected by parallel of latitude 10 degrees north. Their total area is 154 square miles and they have population of something over 515o. Copra is the only commercial product.
Iditarod pioneer., 1914-10-24

distance particularly IN Q t3 The publisher cannot tl tn notices be clearly Wricn aricu- aS
Iditarod pioneer., 1914-10-24

Tuesday morning was the coldest of the season so far. The thermometer registered 10 degrees above zero at 8 a. m., and the ice had formed in the river, in some places extending from shore to shore.
Iditarod pioneer., 1914-10-24
Delegate James Wickersham RatIy denies the story

Delegate James Wckersham Aa denies the story laborouy worked up by the Juneau Empire ard the effect that he the real author of the Johnson bl which attempted to relieve nonresident Alaska of the burden of annual work for the year 1914 the plea that labor Alaska of the European The Empire start other canard but the limited and the people of Alaska who know Wckersham will be sed and will give loyal support to the who has shown such remarkable ability frtng the interests of the territory.
Iditarod pioneer., 1914-10-24

When you come in from the creeks, don't forget to stop in at the Crosby Massage and Bath Pariors, the Home of the Twcn- tieth Century Turkish Bath.
Iditarod pioneer., 1914-10-24

Harry Leland and Al Goslow, who have been on prospecting trip in the Donlln creek country, arrived in the city last Tuesday.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-23
PAVING THE WAY.

We had hoped 10 see a political
campaign in Nueces county devoid
Of SANDER aud base insinuation
had hoped, against all past expert.
ence, 10 see some curb put on per
sonal license. A certain letter cir.
culated against one Of the several
candidates destroys any hope we
may have had Of peace Such a
striped, Shiny, slender polecni OF
u letter, skulking about IN the dark
ON the clawed feet of monsirous
malice, is without precedent even
in Nucccs county, where politics
have heretofore fed and flOurishcd
on muck We cannot believe that
this letter has been sanctioned by
any member, or any members, Of
the Independent party But We do
know that detective should be-
engaged 10 ferret out the author.
By way of III punishment, We suR
gcst his photograph Ice placed
over the document Of his perverted
Instincts.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-23
WICHITA FALLS.

Wichita Falls IL humping
fine town with sufficient public
spirit 90 make il take the hills 81
industrial adycrsity on high gear.
It's streets are broad, we'll paved
laid oui Ia accordance with the
rules 81 geometry instead ~ the
curves of The first COW trails Us
hotels and business houses ARE nn.
morous and well built. its manu-
featuring plants substantial aud
growing in importance. Aud
Wichita Fails possesses people
whose hospitality leaves vivid rec
elections AZ the convention just
concluded, members Of the Texas
Press Association discovered this,
and The outcome will be- such al
verlising rs Wichita Falls could
never hope go pay FOR ia terms of
uull and silver.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-23
PARAGRAPHINGS

"l.aseman u gone poor chap nsed
without airuFai" "iusi HE Ease
man De- never was known iu exert
himself boz anything noaton Trans
cflpt
= understand that YOU favor local
option" yes" replied Colonel stint
we'll "Hut YOU ere not Ia total sh-
stslner youfa,lff" mo nut my dor
tor has limited mo 10 very small
allowance. and Ike 90 odd aH much
40 possible to the excitement ~ getting
"a drink Washington star
why do You quarrel with your huH
baud ~ these days7 Have sou ceased
10 love him "No. hui the cpDl en
Joys ~ sho fingers with ua hoping
to Hee 10 nsht" Louisville Courier
Journal
"Now. any hoy you'u have tn start go
mo bottom and work up' IAN urht
daA "rho best ! Dan do ia Co umke
yuu fourth tl,c president of our cor
pomtlon Kansas GUY Journal
Auto snleamnn cribs Do tho greatest
car in thn country Eleven experts
have worked on 3d." Prospective HuH.
TONER Tho dcaiH off had thrr,
experts wording uu mc un tho witness.
nlaui once. aud know what they go,
90 mo puck
lawyer "Nou nay you todd tho ser
want 10 ret out ~ the house the minute
you found ~ on firc ana She refuse,
90 go7" Mrs liurns "Ycn. she uah
she must have a months notice hotcr
she'd leave" National rood Marn
zine
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-23
WISHED SHE
COULD DIE
And Be Free From Her Troubles,
but Finds Better Way.

Columbia, Tenu. MANY 4 n,r. >,
says Mrs. eSSie Sharp, oi this MIA
wished ! would die and be relieved
OF my suffering, from womany tro,h'sS
! Gould not get up. without pull,ng y,
something 10 help me, and STAYED In hed
most OF The time. ! could not do nv
homework. ~ ny
nc least amount OF work fired ~.
ci. Ny head would swim. and ,,',,'lS
nemole Tor an hour or more. Finally i
boN CaIdui, the woman's tonic AKA
am nor bothered with pains any m"re
ana don't have 10 10 10 bed. In ,e,,
am sound and well OF all my troubles :?
Cardul goes TO all the weak spo,S ,,d
neipS TO make them strong. ltaciS NJ /.
natufe--not against her. n is tor y
ufed, nervous, irritable women. who ,ae,
As everything were wrong. and 49, 49,,
sone,hlng 10 quiet their nerv - "s 80
Neng'hen The worn-oui sysier.. "'u
IT you are a woman. suite ,,c ,r,n,
OF inc numerous symptoms az s Non, a.y
trouble, take Cardui. n viii ~ .'' ..,as
AZ all druggists. ~ W.
100 400 ohassnsess seolesns c.. t.s,.
ss.l,.tsest % fest esas ard "a -. -, 80.
Ais@'Aasas lai woman" N s-41a ss1eu<s. q nsMs
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-23
ECHOES OF SCIENCE

uY protiing automobile sorrles
Vltn finsa partly clear tnd tNr u
mnludsf more ,r lcns riputiDI nn BOO
loutor ,laims 60 reduce tho rnr. Hud
fucker ~ urni aud tnuH reduce tnc
Owe strain
That nu Increase ~ nervous dlsardofa
la doc Zoo nn Increase in 600, uHr af vIrs
loas trleFmphY oVcrchHrsiuF tho Ht
mHHphere wiih plectficlU m Theory
advanced hb % European lhyal0nn
To hold u,hy u.s. paper There hna
bern Invented a. hpid,i auftltuntN
hvtyy e. prevent "a blowing away
while sire frmeWork ou top prr
vents anything but inne,n reaching
the surface
Examinations ~ especially we'll pre-
ser, "a mummioa hv rutDprRn aDlrnt
lists recent, has shown that mherruii
dineasrs 80 The spine ana malaria wor,
common ila ln Ee,pt nfic,n ,entuuc.
arn
novel vacuum eleanor f0r $1,000 lr
houses where clootfi. power b.. boot
available haa q bellows which ata..
on persona hack and ls OPERATED D.,
a. handle eft one sldr to provide th.
suction
80 un expenditure exceeding $780,
600 600 i.ondnu viii ho given n du,l
ample enough Go accommodate, aut
merchant stcpmcr afoai ,r which 1911
Dee likely 90 enter thc Thames far man,
Ycar. 60 come
There has been Invented nn tutom1t
De- change spocd rrnr FOR automobile,
which regulates enc apcrd ~ ,tr a.
the tractivo romsanD, hut allows N,
motor Go operate With andlm.uaho1
power
The German government plans 60
sond technical attaches % ita prip,lpa
diplomatic posts to report on nvon
tlouH and progress along any important
limo IN the countries in which they ave
stationed
Virginia Inventors rcsptator foi
persons cntorlng smoke OF sss ulicd
hooma iH la the shape ~ vest. an,
pockets containing Oxygen tanks thst
are counrrteh with noao aud mouth
pieco b, tubing
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-23
Tn. pr.s,dsos Demands Fairness.

I INN FFtNfuHWA 1"FUaWa" AFFN"af
President Wilson has the discomfort
ing hsbr ~ making those who nght
his policies rght 10 the open. u H.
tho kind ~ habit that tho American
people like
There was nothing IN the presidents
nrnt attack upon The "inaidious hobby"
that Indicated any purpose 10 force
agreement with bis policies There is
nothing now There has been and is.
however. the very distinct purpose 20
make all Sides play their cards above
board.
The president uses mo- compulsion
other than me fair presentation ~ fair
opinions 10 fair field n the com
pulsion N 90 his side II ia only because
public opinion is on his side
Public opinion H. unquestlonahly
With Mr Wilson ln hIs position that b.
IA the duty ~ congress to ditpel un
certainty Tho country has the rght
10 definite. enacted policy for tho
guidance - legitimate business
The presidents services in tariu and
currency legislation 90 name no other
~ hiH neryioea haH assured ngainst
tho danger ~ 100 conaiderod radi,ailain
80 DO has assured against th. danger
~ nihndpai conservation. The 'oun-
lrY nerd mot presume go know whether
Mr Wllaons polclrs are perfect tiut
~ ihe least 10 lH willing go Rivr tho
Wilson Standardization "a show fur its
white alley" in the solution of arm
cnli problem
% stands firmly bach - the pres.
dent iu ha demand that ihefe shnll boz
no manufactured depression. and
that those who enjoy nloeal ur Immoral
privilege. ur who are mialnfurmsd Coz
selfish. shall mot uao their power Geo
brighten ihs people lntu inartnn uf
into surrender Kansas CITY Times
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-23
Heard On The Streets
NeHS and Views as Told 70
Caller Reporters sssSS

We have 20 on the testimony Of
h"nald Bernard that NJ. 4. Craig 81
TINS city s the possessor ~ "A most
prr'oeious DOS 10 Happens that Don.
ala lives near Mr. Craig. like every
body elise, takes thc caller and 80 docs
ma nelshhor B. a. Miles. Donald saws
'hal Yesterday morning he was out In
ms N@rd when the carrier delivered me
Caller IN that neighhorhood. A papor
was let' Tor Mr. Miles and enc COR Mr..
Vr'is as usual Rut the sight ~ tina,
lsper nung denantly in his direction
VAS too grrat an insult 90 canine pride
ana the dos proccoded 10 deraolish the
paper chewing, scratching, shaking.
'earing until paplcr maahe was the
only visible remains of the sheet. Jus,
then the door opsnend. and Mr.. cmig
appeared. looking for his paper The
dos Vas appalled,. lie remembered too
'"'e that h's master always came out
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-23
OTHER VIEWS


National School o. Diplomacy
Tho m,t that tho Chirhgo iiaf AHs..
citation hns provided on audience for
ton curtis Gulld 60 urgc hls plan ct
"a governmental training school fnr con
sula and diplomats shows thnt the fut
mer ambasandor io iiuaaiu hnn begun
10 discuss a matter that viii set aomr
serious discussion hy hH yountrymcu
u is not necessary To- indnrae n Com
The plan Tor distinct Institution IKE
that at West roint or Annapolis Co
commend tho general theory back ~
Mr Guilds argument. namely that tho
uation should aefiOuHly consider WAYS
and means rnr secufing sufficient ser
wants in posts ahruad where amateurs
can hapilv hope to cope with prof.s
sionnlE Men may differ as a. the
source of supply and as to how vol.
unircfH should bee trained. bat they
agrco ofionor than ihcy used Ca thar
some training H. necessary. that "a "a
reer should ho pledged the beginner if
he shows proficiency and requisite
character and that both the consular
ana diplomatic service. should bc tax
en- ont ~ polit.cs With this point az
view recent presidents and secretaries
~ state have agreed in the man. anil
congress has been partially acIuies,-
emit
AZ prcscnt some - The best ~ tho
applicants who enlist DO So with tho
distinct hope that thov are 90 make
careers based on spec nljrcd education
secured IN certain ~ tho Eastern uni
vcrsiugs and on efficiency tcste.i first
In subordinate positions In the cmbas
sles IN South America ami Asia and
later subjected 90 The competition 81
tho larger political capitals ~ ruroas
scanning the present consular and az.
lomatic lists. the names ~ not "a few
Yale. Columbia and Harvard graduates
are 60 be found men who. inspired
thereto by President Roosevelt and
Senator i.odgc, decided "a begin Al tho
bottom and climb. Some ~ them have
arrived Others have been blocked.
hy occasional roversions "a ''politlca
hu' on the whole the rccord n the last
twenty years is encouraging.
No doubt lt viii be urfed hy som
critics ~ Mr.. Gullds plan Tor special
goNernmcntally controlled school. like
the naval college az Newport. that the
nation might with ECONOMY in view
decide upon some one university now
making a specially % courses ~ study
fitiins youth for consular ana dlplo-
matte career and sen successful an
plicants there 90 study. just as men
who are 20 be trained FOR special M
nesa In certain fields W engineering
and applied natural science are sent toI
the Masaachus IT'S institute ~ Tcchnoi.
ogy from which they 40 forth into the
national service The practical dlffi.
Guilty here would be IN making an in.
stitutional choice. one that could run
the gauntlet OF attack.
one phase Of the matter is harsilv
open TO question. National necessities |
are forcing upon citizens keencr an
probation than ever before u the I'M
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-23

The 1915 meeting Of the Texas
Press Association will be held in
Corpus Christi, and plans must be
formulated for the finest program
Of entertainment ever offered the
inonlders Of public opinion. The
last time the Press Association
visited the city, IL wasn't one; Il
was q village; and the wonderful
difference should be properly em-
phssized.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-23

There will be many shirt torn
over the guhcrnatorial race. but
eur supply is too limited 10 permit
Of amy such bellicosc antics.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-23

Whether you favor Ferguson or
Bali, liquor or no liquor, land rent.
ais governed by the owner or by
the State, You should hear MIR.
Ferguson tonight. To properly ap.
preciate a man, you should hear
him and know something of his
argument; for personality tells
many things of which words are
obliNious.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-23
PROPER ARGUMENTS

leslic's is running series of
cuts that were first published dur
nay the civil war They are not
such cuts as rlorify battle. being
smudevd with the rrnlism Of
slaughter and the definite impress
Of human misery To our mind.
they are proper arguments 10 Ice
used against the gringo. whose
mouth is so full of fight and whose
heels are so full Of stay ~ home
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-23

peratlvc need ~ diplomats 81 expert
ence stationed at the worlds capitals
and progressing from station 10 sta
ton on n merit basis Christian Sci.
enoe Monitor.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-23
TEXAS POLITICS.

o., Rankin Changes Ais Tuns
To Home ana state ~ March o. lgiA
ur Coo q Rankin thus Expressed him
self 'Sam Sparks h. having lots ~ fi9
no dount these Times tic has nome ~
tho qualifications for Governor and
comes under Colonel Johustous SNOW
hilN' class ~ statesman nevertheless
he knows how 60 shake hands With the
AMI boys, Ana n almost every coun
a. he has some old Anti sheriff stand
ing round 60 IA tho primary precinct
and county conventions" Rut Dr
Rankin Is singing different tune now
al has discovered that sam is a pretty
fair sized man. Just what We have
known Tor years and Tor which reason
We supported him as long as no re-
malned in the race Tor Governor
state Topics
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-23

Villa and Carranza nave done
exactly what Villa always intend
ed that they should do--onee i'm
sight Of the spires Of Mexico CITY.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-23

The mediators contemplate a
new plan OF action. II is presum.
ed that this new plan Of action will
differ IA few material respects
from the old plan of inaciion.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-23

Mediation seems 90 be- Javod
with the same brand Vt material
that has added such delights Ia
the devils houlcvards.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-23

Once more the San Antonio riv.
er gushes through It's how many.
miles of picturesque crookedncss,
clear and full Of Joyous swims for
the kiddoes, When we were hoys.
the old river was something like
II rs now, but now we are different.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-23


Nhe editor Is not Cathnlr and he Is
not IN sympathy with The doctrines 30.
culiar 90 the Catholic church. but sun
pose the candidates Tor Comptroiisr
who recently submitted their candl.
daeies 20 four ministers had been Cath
ohcs and the ministers who did tho
eliminating haa been cathode priests
would enything have been said about
The attempted union - church and
etaieF Let's be fair Lockhart Regls.
ter.
senator sheppard thinks the support
90 Colonel Hall by eN -Sepator Railey
VIII not cahance the prohibition canai.
dates chances 81 election And there
are others who insist that the support
of his cause by other distinguish "a
sentlemen viii not aid him IN his am +.
hitlon 10 be governor Of Tsxas. An ~
Mh"NN being true. perhaps Governor
colqusit is right when he says rrfeu.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-23

Most 81 MS fear tainted none,
because i is being persistent,
monopolized by the other fellow.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-23

People talked about are not al
ways in the swim Some are in the
pen.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-23


Wrong and Right
INr Ntp.firr nl. uI ..I WnrfrH
ln ttr IuN pIm'ues Im tersua.u nf
li,n .uiF fYr F0.'fn.I .f F..a -a.
john NHu.. tntu.r Co.. ,.asr stnD.N
com fhr Iirutn dHlr I.fi.H
tnn Reporter
~ seems aYusr hai fn DHfor
should Show nu.h Iu.un..f.u. in d.
hiuEin ltnErapn Garn0i Is iNr &c.,
punrrH choice because nr Hl Shown
quantity he hla uuuI tn. t.N uIt
un fhc other htud thr Nrl.ff,r WuuiI
'l,l 1tc ru unhu.Nu 90 thr hrHeat 90
f.o DOS Ir'HH nlUr uut f thr hfslNHIt.
90 lrhlH itmu ff.f mHn NUn Hit n
.oufrrHH fur t,tfs Huu a.tipat whom
nothing hsa hrpu found .inrr inlu HIs
prohibition recuri Tho urpugtrr H
WRONG lni rlehi 10 viii ho ull ana
lnrncr nrotlir rI,1ynnc
rhr Enterprise a rot uknf tdr.
n tn" fIHrrultnflI tmnlI.n Do A.
lIDr fn ,Hmu' mrnf 5000 .rN fU.
u"UtsIuu .r.mr lH warrant TUr Waco
luur n.Hh ht. uNI. 90 90.
m" INH.Il .Nnlu.n. nn .. w.Oa ~
'ND HuI Il.u fnI. NI.f.r ... r..I d.
fi.f I.fNr.u fhr HItnUa.s .f Ir.hIH.
iI.U uf tuI IlI IHI Nr .I..U. ur
HtNmUm hI#l r.HtIn uI Nr F,rsu
Hu lNrrD W.it rY.nu NUl
lHHi NUn'IH .huII n0t Nr reruAtrI
'Nu t..r. H WH mHu NH. tIIs..
.ffr' In uNI wH.r ulnt .If ~ fh..r
.rIl"H Hri 5000 t"e WIn. Dt.urnr
IHIrrI
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-23

Fmrilushers seldom under.
stand the timidity of the fifth
card.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-23

Mexico now has 50 many va.
premc heads that Il * next 10 i'm
possible 10 tell who IL tails
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-23

Personal liberty is something
that only exists in the imagnn
ton of the candidate for office.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-10-16

fe Oergsiien = bab aud Der arst
Ieben RNBll~
Gr lahte bart onf.
r2ebsn! 8 ia = setpiB muB er
Ieben. Gr foil uno Tam e audi.
4ber oieier Gurus in aIlem, bieies
uebermaB" sr bsiann !if, mari
einen i6eu perlegsnsn Bid um iid
uno murmelte: nNer5eiben Sic -.
ia oergaB gang, no i9 bin 80. gu
mem i'd iprn6" -
pas tut nidts. Spredsn Sic
II peiter..~
sd bin gu Gnbs. Das lift Der
Sempel, in ben i3 eintrat! -.
Qbsr nsin. 9as lift sr ni6t. IS
gibt aud einen iol6en ME ben, BON
Dem ih trdumte. Rur ipriht nan
niht oaoon. Nur lit er ni6t be-
riibmt. Mber aus benz poIlen Sic
mid ia nit 0etpalt ps%rtreibeni Sic!
9ernoe Sic. -. Warum tpollen
Sic es?
Senta 6lidte i'm erihittert on.
so? Rein = Sic lino ungere6t,
2auterbaG.."
.8erlangtsn Sic ni6t porbin, i6
ioIlte ins Snnatorium R0msr geben2
Wilien Sic nidt, oab oies Der an=
osre Sempel lit, Der pielfab entipeibs
te. Der no ods goloene Galb
tbront?"
p@ibt es nid)t aud bort 9etoenbs2
Srnu6t MAJ aiat gernoe. fpenn es
70 1T, ME Sic iagen. audi bort ge<
piilenbafte uno 49,. unei9enniibige
Mdnner2 Geben Sic bod bin uno
eebsn sic cen onoersn elm Ieudtens
oes 9eilpieI! Seien Sic beriihmt,
sroB uuo 9iitig 5ugleia. Gin eoIer
Wsni6snfreuno, Der be SABINE oes
SoeoIs bod trdgt.. Centeu Sic an
8illrotb uno ptele anoere"
sd bin tein 9enie!"
fTortiesuus foIst.l
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-10-16
So(Ont Oes Gimme(s.

Gin beiteres GrIsbnis batteu, mi,
Ser s.. ST." aus 8auBer berihtei
miro. bic Miteliebsr oes Yirnasr sri.
Iitdresretns .4rtiIeris". Nuf BEN
@egs mad gauBsn ities ir bas 4bteil
Elm Soloat ser 6eilsarmss. Gr mubt,
Iteben. oa ale glGbs beieBt tparen. Gin
bieoerer 0auIiser. Der gluubte. es aud
NIT eitsm Ssiuder bes Seites gu tun
gu bdben. ioste gu Inn: Sunni cd
hor, admsrno. bie is no q tpsne
Ptas." Ourouf Der Seilsarmesmann,
Sd bin niht ibr 9nmerao. fonbern
ib bin elm Soloat oes 9immeIs!" Da.
rduf Der 2auiiBer: Do finn &c ms,
n6er leeo tun. DO hotnm sic aber nett
q be 2disrns!!"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-10-16
l1niere s6nittmnitsr.

Gin ieoes oieier bier ange5eigten
Shnittmulter foltet 10 Gents. Sci
9eIteuungen benuse man Den unten-
Itebenoen Coupon.
Der Serbit- GatoIog fir
Shnittmuiter lit gum Seriuno bereit.
Ser 8reis 5es gotoloes lit nun
5 Gents. liner gotalog erideint
jest oiermal i'm Sabr; 6riibIings-,
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