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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-07-25
WAR CLOUD HAS
 EUROPE SCARED Austria's Note to Servia Expected to Start
 Another Conflict.

Berlin, July 24.-Grave possibilities connected with the strong Austrian note to Servia, which virtually took l4he form of an unlimatum, demanding of the Pan-Servian move Ment and the punishment of those
 Oncerned in the assassination of the kte Archduke Fransit Ferdinand, are Recognized in official circles here. It N realized that further serious de-
 elopment in Austro-Servian rela
 $pns are inevitable unless Servia X1mplies with the Austrian demands 4& is believed in authoritative quar-
 ITS that the Servians will yield un-
 IS assured of support from outside. |If this reason official eyes here are
 lay turned less toward Belgrade Tn toward St. Petersburg, where < council of ministers is expected to
 tie the question of peace or war. zM was stated today that Germany not been consulted regarding the
 gtrian note to Servia before it's de- 5&>&ry. but that she thoroughly ap- IG4Ned the step and was prepared for < Sonsequences that might ensue. It pointed out that should Russia k 1e part against Austria Germany is AMJly prepared to draw the sword on
 nalf of her ally, in accordance with
 Ae terms of the triple alliance be-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-07-25
IRISH PROBLEM IS NOT SETTLED; STRIFE IMMINENT Kings Conferences Fail to Settle One Detail of
 Controversy PROTESTANT OR
 CATHOLIC CONTROL? Demand of Six Ulster Counties for Exclusion From Home Rule or Dublin Government May
 Kill Liberal Party

London, July 24.-As had been generally expected, the home rule conference at Buckingham Palace broke up today without being able to agree upon any principle or details of the Irish problem.
 Premier Asquith's statement to this effect in the house Of commons is regarded as a farewell to all nego- tioations.
 Reducing the outlook to simple alternatives, there will be either a general election with the life of the Liberal government at stake or there will be civil war.
 When the amending bill comes up in the house of commons Tuesday it is certain that the House of Lords amendments to provide for the com plete exclusion of Ulster will be up and the measure will be returned to the lords, only to be again rejected. Hence, the question is all but hope less. There is a renewed demand among the Unionists that the premier avert a great internecine tragedy by dissolving parliament and making an immediate appeal to the electors on the question:.
 The premier's statement On the subject of today's meeting of the con- ferees was very brief:
 "The possibility of finding an area to be excluded from the operation of the Irish home rule bill was consid- cred, but the conference, unable to agree in principle or detail On such an area, brought its meeting to close"
 Premier Asquith merely added:
 That is the report made, MT. Speaker, by the chairman of the con ference to the king"
 Ulsterites Modify Demands.
 Sir Edward Carson and his fol- lowers during the conference, it was understood had abandoned their de- mand for the "clean cut" of the pro- vince of Uulster from the control of the Dublin parliament, and were pre- pared to accept the exclusion of six The Nationalists agreed to leave the four northeast counties of Ulster out of the control of Dublin, and to allow the counties of Tyrone and Fermanagh to vote on whether they should be included. Neither party, however, would consent to a step further.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-07-25
.37 INDICTMENTS
 IN MINE RIOTS Four of the Accused Union Men are in Jail in CraW-
 ford County

Fort Smith, July 24.-Thirty-seven indictments charging murder, arson and rioting in connection with the recent strike riots at the plant of the Bache- Denman Coal syndicate at Prairie Creek were tonight returned by grand jury sitting at Greenwood
 Four of the persons indicted are in iail. Three were indicted for rioting and the fourth, Dee Trout, a union miner of Hartford, on charge of murder in connection with the alleg- ed execution of Clarence Sylessberry and John Baskins, mine guards.
 Cooper Langford, manager of the mines, was indicted on charge of falsely imprsoning Victor Bickell. a union miner, in a "bull pen' at the mines two weeks ago.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-07-25
ST. LOUIS MOOSE
 FIGHT OVER HALL,

St. Louis, July 24-One man was shot and police riot call turned in when 200 dissatisfied members of St. Louis lodge No. 3 Loyal Order of Moose. attempted tonight to force an entrance into the Moose hearquarters on North Grand avenue.
 J. Walter Stage. 30 years of age, was shot through his left foot while attempting to climb through a win dow.
 Jack Kievelry, a private detective, was arrested. He denied the shoot ing.
 The $9O,0O0 club building had been closed since Tuesday by order of the lodge. issued through Supreme In- spector George V. Warde.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-07-25
THEATRICAL MEN OPTIMISTIC.
Tom Hill Says New Workers Expect Next Season to Be Rest In
 Years.

Thos. A. Hill, manager of the Elks theatre, returned yesterday from New York where he has been for the past three weeks booking attractions for the coming theatrical season. Mir. Hill states that Pine Bluff theatre goers will have an opportunity of seeing many of the New York pro- auctions this season, saying that he has booked the best line of attractions ever brought to Pine Bluff. New York managers and producers expect the coming season to be the best in sev- eral years, says MT. Hill.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-07-25
Y. MP. L. Committee Meets.

The auditing committee of the Young Mems Progressive Business league, composed of John H. Tucker, Jr., D. H. Saunders and Ward Latson, who were appointed at the last meet ing to audit the books of the league, met last night at the rooms and went over the books. The work was com pleted and they make their report at the next meeting of the league, when the election of a secretary for the en- suing year will be taken up.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-07-25
Belfast We'll Proyisioned.

Belfast, Ireland, July 24.-There is extreme tension here and the impress sion prevails that a provisional gov ernment will be called into beinng at almost any moment. A complete mob- ilization of the Ulster forces will fol- low almost immediately.
 Belfast and the surronding country is fully prepared for the worst, and 5O,0OO tons of supplies are stored here, sufficient provisions for the in- habitants of the country within a radius of fifty miles for six weeks.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-07-25

Paris, July 24-A tremendous sen- sation was caused by the reading of tEe deposition of President Polncare, in which he declared that CaillauX told him he would kill Calmette, at the trial of Mme. Henriette Caillaux for Calmette's murder. The making of a deposition by the president was an unprecedented procedure. In his sworn statement Poincare says that when Calmette threatened to publish certain intimate letters written to Mme Caillaux by the former premier. before their marriage Caillaux came to him and said, of he does that I'll kill him.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-07-25
Twill Be Austria Germany Italy vs. England
 France-Russia
RUSSIA BEGINS
 MOBILIZING ARMY
Staying of Archduke Ferdinand and Wife May Have Sequel in the Greatest War the World
 Has Ever Known.

Developments in the Austrian-SerV- ian question received late last night:
 Russia practically has decided to interfere and demand that Austria give Servia more time to answer her ultimatum.
 Austria has instructed her minister to Servia to leave Belgrade promptly on the expiration of her ultimatum at 6 o'clock today.
 Germany has formally declared she will support her ally, Servia. For a long time Russia has been massing her troops along the Austrian border, and it is believed she has more than 1,OO0,OOO troops if the need arises.
 If the present negotiations fail as now seem likely, the whole of Europe will be plunged into a great war. the greatest ever known, with Austria, Germany and Itally arrayed against England, France and Russia.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-07-25
Hotel Company Officers

Officers and directors were elected at a meeting of stockholders of the Pine Bluff Hotel company as follows: J. B. Talbot, president; Wm. Nichol, vice president; B. w. Hightower, sec retary and treasurer; Fred Fox, Dr. J.. F. Simmons, J. w. Sanders. J. B. Tal- bot and R. H. Stearns directors.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-07-25
TRAIN BANDITS
 ROB AND KILL
l.. & N. Train Stopped in Suburbs of New Orleans.
 Fireman Slain.

New Orleans, July 24.-The New York Limited on the Louisville X Nashville railroad was held up by robbers tonight in the suburbs of New Orleans. The amount of loot obtain dis reported large.
 According to early reports the fireman was shot and killed and two others of the crew are missing.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-07-25
Polls Close August 1

Washington, July 24.-Member banks of tn federal reserve system have been notified by the organiza- tio2 committee that the polls will close August l, and that no votes for Class A and Class B directors re- ceived after that time will be counted in the election.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-07-25
WHAT'S THIS?
 PUBLIC JOBS
 GO ABEGGING?

Searcy Democrats Unable to Find
 Men Willing to Be Sheriff
 and Clerk.
 Leslie, July 24.-The Democrats in this county are having some trouble to get men who will stand hitched' in the race for sheriff and clerk. Murphy Hudspeth was first nominated for sheriff and Sam Red wine for clerk, but they both de- clined to run. Then Zeb Ferguson was nominated to fill the vacancy for sheriff, no candidate being men, toned for clerk. After a short time he pulled out, and then County Judge Bratton, and then Ferguson again, who have both left the field vacant. Looks like the Republicans have a wide-open track for these two offices.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-07-25
Suit on Account.

The Sulzberger & Sons company yesterday filed suit against Herr & Helvie for $116.94 claimed on an ac- count.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-07-25
Graft Probe.

Mexico City, July 24.-President Carbajal has ordered an investigation of the financial methods of the Huer- ta government, in reply to public rus
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-07-25
The Weather

Local showers Saturday, Sunday. fair.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-08-07

Milwaukee, Wis, Aug. 4.-The open
ing day of the fair, Sept. IA, will be
devoted entirely to automobile races.
Such stars as Tetzlaff, Carlson,
Hughes, and half q dozen others of
national reputation, will compete in
at least six events. The of
races will not be announced until
about Sept. 1. for the a that
those in charge OF these events desire
to arrange the best program possible.
The state fair track is one of the
fastest ordinary courses for auto
drivers in the world. Both Oldfeld
and Burnam have broken worlds &c
ords over it.
Because of the fact that Sept. IA
will be devoted entirely to auto races,
special efforts will be made to have as
many automobile owners of Wisconsin
and nearby sections of Illinois and
Iowa in attendance as possible.
The Wisconsin Motorist is making
earnest efforts to have a big showing
of motorists, in addition to what is
being done in this direction by the
fair board itself.
There are nearly $4,000 owners Of
automobiles in Wisconsin, and of this
number about 10000 reside in Milwau-
kee county. Efforts are being made
to have $4,000 automobiles on the
grounds on Automobile Day. Figuring
five passengers to a car as an average,
$4,000 would be taken to the grounds
In autos, If auto owners turf out as
they are expected to on this day. II
only half of this number turn out,
however, a crowd of nearly sc 1000 will
be on the grounds on opening day.
For the first time since the fair has
been in existence, an auto can be driv-
en- from the center Of Milwaukee all
the way to the fair gates on asphalt
pavement by the time the fair opens.
The Blue Mound road has been paved
to the Hawley road, and the Hawley
road is being paved from the Blue
Mound road to National emu at the
present time. This gives a roadway
without a rut all the way to the fair.
A special attraction to all auto own
ers also will be the automobile display
this year, bigger and better than ever.
The superintendent of the department
announces that he will have on exhibit
ton the 1915 models of cars used prin-
cipally in Wisconsin, thus beating all
automobile shows in this line of ex-
hibits by at least four months. There
will be many more exhibits than ever
before in the automobile department,
and the exhibits will be more varied.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-08-07

buatfarbiasn 6ebsn unb psrtlOIsm
Sram perf.edt.
HoG einmoi tuunte i9 bog num-.
oerpoue prenis @ebiet in feiner ma,
leitatiifen Grobs fdauen! Die sr.
babene Gsbirgspelt haite mid in
ibrsn gann seI6Iagen.
Don Sablaaica ipGblie id b..
8unititrobe uber ben Matlen, sur
9eimfahrt ned Saiee.
+. Sm Wiereeipann Der poftutf1e
fubr id bnbin.
Wilb errest, bur9 fd6umenbe
Sprubel aufsspeitT9t, ffiirmt BITE
Hamn benz Nor.ntas 6IuFs su, Def.
len nidt minber eieenninieer 2auf
has tobsnbe 9epGher bei SabIanico
nufnimmt.
Getpoltise @ebiressIee bef9irme,
ben ipilbromnntiihen Yfab.
Bel PrOsor siebt Fd bic eieen.
artis eebaute 9unHtrobs in 1923
Weeter 9Obe gum ploteau bes Mat.
len binon.
Bon leberraidung Iberpdltiqt.
sleitet bas auss iiber bic erobartiae
unb erbebenbe Nlpenfaenerie bobin!
Der Bran Riiooae>S ottel, bic brei,
2260 Weter hoben 3uppen Der Corr.
nleas. bic Mubarnieo> unb Gopieer.
gerge unb briiben, iiber benz liebli,
den OoIiartozSnle elm Iebter Bid
nuf bic Saneetuppe bes preni!
Rur sOsernb loft fi9 Der Bid bon
10 piel S90nbeiti
Damn sebt es binunter in idroffe
Wilbnis unb f9rantenlpies Walb.
eebiet, Bis bic fru6tbare gbene ben
3auber loft unb ben traumberlorenen
Sinn fpieber benz ni9ternen Natag
5ufibrt.
8Gnbe mo9te i'd finen, unb mir.
be niGt miibe, INNER neue Grinne<
rungen aus benz rei5ponen 2nnbe gu
TdOpfen.
Wie i9 Elm onberesmal bon Wo,
itor no9 MettoDits aoe, on 8prb
bes 4briabompfers .sSofon" bte ooIs
motinif4e 8iite befubr, gosuia unb
Srappia, Ga~itslnuopo unb gottoro
NIT @nt5iiden b~epunbsrte, tpie it
gu ben i6por5en Bergen, rMpntes
negro. emppritieg, unb in Getinie ei>
ne eonse Welt bon fremben Mens
i4enleben idaute. 8. tpie lebt ons
GILES auf, unb brdngt ans 2i9t, uno
ldbt nur mibfam iid suriidbonnen!
= auf elm onberesmal!
Srau RaroIine.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-08-07

auTommsn. bos bsuie nur ned bic
Romantit iener sritsn Reiie ouf
bosniidsm 0ebisie in msiner Grim
neruna erbo6t. - es mar odmals
cine ni6t gerings @nforbtrun9 on
msin oottlpb trdftises Rerpenipitem.
Der Gin3u9 am Worgen jeoof,
Der Qnblid beg reiSenosa liebliden
Bibles Don S,aics, NIT isinem berrs
lidsn 0oferfan. beFen gisfriitaue
i'm belen Morgsnslan5e ME Milio'
nen farbsnrsi6sr Supelsn f6immers
Ten, bic i6lanten &inarsts, bic aisrs
liden tirtiidsn !9dusdsn, elm frsunhs
Iidsr gmpfang. Elm irautes 9sim -
IS mar iibsrpOGs GntTdGbisuns fir
bic gef9psrbsn timer Jobrt, bic
trob Der SinbsrriFe bod unbes
IdreibIi9 reid mar on unpergeblis
den ginbridsn!
limb ipieber einmoI eine's ons
Wonbern. 0iesmal absr in goIs
big ftrabIenber SonnerJeit!
Soraispo n1s mein 3iel.
Wobl bate i6 bic iiblide, gum
Seils Oben srtpGbnte gabnitrede be-
niibsn t0nnen, mid nber lodte bic
lpiloromontiids 9srgfobrt iiber Die
aaroula Cora, nit ibrsr iunefrGus
lid reinsn Malbsininmtsit, ben 90s
ben unD Sdludtsn. ben boIo i6au'
rig obgriinbigsn 5iefen. baIb melt
ms 2anb fi4 brsitenben ausbliden.
i'd poqts bic Notur in ihrsr unbes
riibrtsn S6Onbsit bsloufden, ME iie
gGrsn unb Wolfsn, Gbsrn unb Slid
fen Ssimoirstts eibt.
Cine u1psr0eRlits 6abrt mare.
bon Soit. iiber bic Straula Cora
mad 5rnpnit!
an5u raid, i'm FROZEN Sdouen,
irug mid nunmsbr bic 2ptpmptips
Der bosniiden 5ouptftopt gu.
Snrajefpo, bur6iIutet bon benz
5Iibdsn Milioda, - Die
= 1T cine elsaants Stant,
nit ungefdbr $4,000 G~inpobnern
,rtl. NiIitGr.
Die stont bsfist Elm eIettri8i-
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-08-07

barten entbebrungen unb faf uns
iiberDinbliden S9pierigteiten err
tdmpfen, uub man6es 9ameraesn
gIut mubte ben 9oben nsBen. sbs
bic befrudtsnbe &uitur ibren GiH3u9
balten tonntei
0epib peilen mnnde Der bamalis
gen 6elben in unfersm areiie, uno
bic 9snnune folder Rnmen, bic in
ben Saeen Der Ottupdtion in goss
nisn unb Der 9er5egupina cine
berOorraeenbe 9oue fpielten, rufen
in ibrsr Grinnerur5 aIts, ~psrtlungss
ne greieniHe mod.
0as moIsrifde Dsrpsni. SON Mos
rito, bic alts Ruins &Otorsto ouf
itoIaer !6obe, nit ben sriten Gtaps
pens aradtn Der Sttupationstrups
pen, bann Doboi, MagIai 3apioos
bic, 3epes, = fe ole tennt Der
:aptere Wiarstobn Gus erniten 3eis
ten.
Gin SolbatenIisbeI, bos bic itrnm.
men ariteer Bel ibrsr 6simtebr jus
beInb iangen, tlinst mir nod i'm
DIRE:
Bel 9oboi bel 9logIai. bel 3spce.
Snpperoir.
gn baben bic Surten
ariegt ibnere &ir.
ia bdb'n mir i6ren 9'idIo0'u
Ger 8udeI 10 flau,
Ms pie lei uns ser SimmeI
Sn Der WeibIiuganl
ga in ben BUsnien.
So lit es munoerih6n.
ga iino Die Wieiea nnk,
9a padit a @ra5.
Der S6nssfturm modte bas Dor
nGrtstommen i'm 9osnotGle faIr our
llnm0sIihtsit, nur langiam beps9te
iit Der S3ug eeeen 2aspn, 9robnit
uno enblid DON'T @dtuf BON mo
cine SeitenIinie mad Soice nb3peigt.
5ier ober erreidts bds r53ueIe"
fein g%erbGngnis: in tiefer S6iudt
blieb IS in ben untur6brin9ii6en
SdneemaFen itsden.
6unger uno &dIts, buntls No6t.
oas 9~epubtfein. i'm Qanbe Der sinit
10 beriidtigten Sniurgenten gu Iein.
bic p%erbroiiensn MenIden. lire rnus
be, unberitonoene Sprods. - ales
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-08-07
q 8 fnte Is e 10 e i e!

ein Strnhl BON Sonnenhein
oobsr. ltrOseno BON o eunbbeit
uno Uoa M aanetismnS unb
Qebensfraft. 70 mirft biss al.
Isin ihon bireft beIebeno nuf
ben &runtsn, upn Der ionitissn BE.
banbInng gang a~bseieben!
Rein humber
DOB Dr. 9bohsr eonss glider
pou BON 9sueni{ien bot. nit
aenousn Namen uno NorsHsn unb
jebss Wort bnuOn ebrIih unb treu,
Don 8oiisnten Die burd ieine ,Maa.
netic SbleloS" gebeiIt nurben, ppn
Taralpfis, 81 Sun.
heiteu. Nieren.,
9ebers. 81 q gem uro Garm.
8eihmeroeu. 3erooiit6t
uno alien mDelifsn nnoern llebeln,
lit tein 8unosr. 9ieie &uren oa.
t,ren ilber ~oteraig Sabre Der.
uno &eforos baton ltsbsn Ssosrs
mann irei III Dienitsn.
&elitshenoe 8iIoer iluItriren els
men lbeiI oieisr maguetiidlen De-
wdnbsr. Ole uoh in ujsIsn onoern
formsn ~ boben limb, le mad benz
Sale unb osiisn GriorSernib.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-08-07

Die Oeutfb den boben es anset: A,s
.ebt, iid untereinanoer IN .rr5en
Gpri6tportern gu 9arotterth:-ea.
uno ipie bas nun einmol unter 1rslns
BEN unb Nubbo.n Braua 1T, lina lie
babel nidt INNER e.imptlih p.-fa6s
rem. Wtitunter a%eniiote Elm Wor,. nm
elmer Staot 2Bslen trertyhf gu BEE
otihnen. 10 lpel,n non Dor Dem 0'si.
BieiGbri9en Ariege 2iineblrg elm
SalSbaus, 2ubed EN- &aufa1us,
Sombur9 EN- Yrdubaus, Baum
ltpeis Elm R~uithuus. 9aIbertabt sin
Pfoffenbdus nannte. SonIt ;y,,G
man feline AnfI9t sipar une.niert.
ober bod ppetiih in Nerien aus.
Bremen gait als SpiBbubenituot;
.Wer iteblen mil uno nlbt bnnesn.
Giebe na6 Bremen uno loiie Iit fan.
oen."
Oie Ginpohner BON Slepe iolIten
6~ortberSi9 iein, osnn:
.9e is ban Glep',
9e bait lelpsr, als oct be sesf."
Die Mdsoebureer itnnben unter
Dem pantuffeI:
User in Maooeburg mill 8iresr
iein,
Mrb Der 6rau osborfom iein."
&iibmlider fir Die nlt' Sta5t 1T.
COB man BON ibr unb Wtes fons:
Gin WaeB, roSu cine Noeo.
Gcben Dem SoiIer ben 9ons Der,
icet."
3or! v, bate beihe StGote Der.
Qsblidl beor1not.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-08-07
...Jm...
8nsnirm.
Ill.

III.
Gs NOR Elm itirmiI6er Wintertog.
iur3 Dor Weibnadten, als i'd msin
Iiebes Dien perlieB. nm es nit benz
mir nod unbetonnten MGr9enIanoe
Bosnien 5u pertaui9en.
Wibiam piibIte bas DompfroB
fid burd uneebeure S6nesmaFsn,
unb ftampfte teudenb an 8ubape !,
5inftirdsn, GHegg. 0intopes Dorbei;
INNER peiter uno ipeiter in bic tief
r~.rsrabere Gbene binein, Bis snblih
in fpdter Stun5e 9osnabrob srs
reidt tporb.
@ie nit sinem S9Inee fanb i1
mid in cine fpnoerbare. Irsmoe
DeIt periebi!
Die Meni6en. ibre ~sigsnnrties
aIsibung, bic ME osborte Sprads.
ibrs alsrfpiiroigen WobnftGtten, bic
f9lnaten Minorets uno i'm Gegsns
fobs 3u Der orientoIiIden 2onbi6af:
Der prddtige, belIerleudtete 8abnbof
NIT ieinem Characterization Wen.
fheneetpirie - IS mar ME ein
Bib aus Snufeno uno elmer Rodtl
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beib umftr;tten purbel
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ins Qano biaein, unb es sntpidsI!e
fi6 cine 5atrt bpu isItfomem, nit
iebem Sdritte e~sitsi9ertem Rsi3!
6reili6 onmlls, i'm Sabre 1878.
oIs bic 3iOilif1tion erit nit Der
Waffe in Der .oano fid ibren Wsg
in oieIes unerolide 5elfenlabprintb
gu bobnen begonn. oa modts pen
biertsT Osrfsbten Ottupationstruppsn
RE Gdonbsit oss Qanoss nod nidt
10 dHautig srfdienen iein. muBtsn
fe bod iGren Weg oft genug unter
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uniert S9nittmnittr.

Gin iebss bisler anseSeieten Gdnitt'
muIter foitet 10 Gents. Sci 8eieIun'
gen benuse mar ben untenftebenoen
Coupon.
Del 9 ommer' &ataIog fir
Shnittmuiter 1T sum 8erInnot bereit.
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l1nier &ataIoa erideint jest piermal
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unb Wintermoben in gr66ter Nuspnhl
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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-08-07

- SrudfsbIer. Oils man
Dem SDpfsrmciiisr bic Sdretsnsbot~
lhoft mittsilte. itano er oa pie ges
le bmt (seldbmt).
OrudftbI-r. r9etannt<
lid eebGrt gum Wefen bss rsroben
nnfuss", odB bomit cine Bel ii Itis
sung (SeIGitiguns) oes putIitums
berbun6en it,"
@us 2aIou. raennsr Sic
ben lanalamiten unb ood sesGbrlifs
Fen Sport?"
,Nein!"
.Iu: Der M0SsItran-Tport!"
> II f {. 9srebrer: .If, enG.
oi9es 6rdulein. bieIe Glut oieie
tnnere Slut i'd lam lie toum
nph beSdbmen,"
lin !ninmelsipilIen, feien Sis
bnrIiftig, mein ;6errl Dian f3tt ieBi
urerlll DEN Observation-Disclosures"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-08-07

IS nlnt. oaB Die Ssss9nuns siueS
arontsn uus herab il / mint.
tudbrsno elm 81 eunher uns nit
9ebensIuit nno NIT 6reus
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YrtnStp gilt aud bel Den
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NIT lansem 8elhte. NIT elmer
SrtIle nnsethau uno lelber ein
nerupieS W 4. ms arnutens
simmer. 10 miro Ell ihIed)ten @riplq
eriielsn. SOmmt er oase9en mie
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-08-07

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len 81 babsn. unb nsuer Qebenss
mar iibsr fie %ssfpmmsn.
uno alss oaS mar gang natir.
sin neberhr6men BON
R asnetismuSro ron einem &Dr.
per gum anoernl &ronfbeit
uno Stehthun m6sen. untsr
nmhdnoen. a n It sdeno isin. aber
ganS setuiB III Sc unoheit oies
crit rsttl Welfer Menit miiste
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-08-07

8oiitipe Bspsiie boupn lisssn
niht nur b Gnoert. unb sebn.
touenbfad Dor. ionSsrn Se'
Der fam iih iplds 8swsiis islber
lsiltsn. Nitt nur ipiirt sr bic n
9ensbme uno lebsnipsnoenbe Wir.
flung ofOrt beim u nlessn bic.
fer masnstiidsn @smdnosr. uno
oieie Wirfuns nimmt beim Trassu
berisIbsn nod Su. ionbern er bruutt
iih nur Sn Semano tin5ueben.
Der sin iOlhss @smono anbat.
uno er ffbIt lih lUiort in sebo'
bener uno Iebensr b r
Siimmuns. Or. 3boher pflsste
feline @emdnber islber audi ~ tra'
gen. i'm Sommsr ben 3e~ibghr.
tel ooer Die 2essinss uno I'M
@inisr Die 8 ts, alIes isbr be.
quem su tra9sn unb Ipgor sls9ante
Sormsn Iihsrno. 9as tonnten leine
Yatienten natiirlih MID, t%uiiien. ober
peuu or iih eur Combination nsbsn
lie ouf Den 0iuon isbte. 10 fam 10.
aleih pie neueS 9eben nber
iiel Sic b6rten ihm ipis einenI
OrateI 81, Die mntten Nuasn
b~eIebten lit, ibr VI d uno