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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-05-08
WtrOcu cntWaItnct.
Strtifsr, 65rubeupdttcr, Sdr5er
uno Siterheits= Sedmte
betrcffen.
GrinioaS, Colo. 8, Mni.

Gns Yro9ramm Der @ntualinung
pon Streltern uno 8rubenwahtern I'M
Strsifsebiet oes llOIihen Colorado
iuuroe Mittmoh glbeno ron Wuipr
VI. s. 0pIbroot I'M 9tlmeu uon Cberlt
Sames 9pfett. Der Die 8unoeStruppen
III Ser Streitsone Comnanoirt, anqefuns
olgt Die Seamten ser 8rubengeieu.
it)aften muroen nm Wittwoh oauon in
aenntniB gsieBt, bnB Die @niwaiiuune
ibrer Wlhter am 0Onneritas beglnnen
meroe. Die 6rubenbeIiBer antm9rte.
ten, ooB iie Die @aiien ausIieTern mir.
oen. iobalo lie tbatia6lihen 5dus
ibres @igentbum8 ourd 2inweisnbslt
pom Buuoestruppen bdtten. Die 6oIge
mar. bnB IN N0uiIar. 6nltiH0s, 1eIa'
qua. 3abascp. Beripino uuo 6Orbes IN
Qas 9Inima8 Gountp 0stahements itas
tionirt uno 2lnoronInsen getroiisn
purbtn, onB Gruppsn mad BEN ibris
gen &obIenber9mcrfen abtomnnnOirt
meroeu.
g8eoer in StarfuiQe nod in San
GaiaeI. ipo Die Streiter om Wtittwo1
MtaiieuperiammIungen abbieIten. lieBen
bleie erfennen, ,uie lie iib 81 Der 2!uis
foroerung oss ommnnoeurs Der Buns
oestruppsn uerb p1roen 1yn btis
ben 8eriam nIungen ipcah Waior $o3ls
broot uno 9ab Der lleberSeu9un9 2tu5s
oruf. oaB Die Streiter 5ereltS lebt @.s
ruebre unb ReppIper perlteft bdtten.
9lls treue Giir9er Der Ser. Staateu
lOlten ii, Die 8aiieu nui e;nen 8tab
5uiammenbrln9en, ben er ipater bejeibs
nen molIe.
M a Bre9eIn Ser 9egi8Iatur,
3enper, Colo, 6. Wai.
Die BON @Ouo. NmmonS Su elmer
auBerorosutIihsn SeIiion ein5eruiene
StadtslegisIatur pon Colorado beganu
ON 3ienita9 bier nit Der Beratbune
ilber Die 8erilIi9ung BON @eIonlitteln
cur 9edun9 Der Soften, 0ie Der lett
iiebeu Wtonnten i'm Staate i'm Gang
bsiinGlihe Snouitrietampf ben SebDrs
ben gema6t bat 9IuBerbem bat Die
2e9islatur Die 2luigabe, lelttel unb
0eae Su finben, um Ole @ieoerbotun9
oerarli9er Sample, uie iie Ipdbreno Der
lebten Wonnte uialiab einsu an Biirs
9erfre9 sren5enben 3aItanb seifafen
baben, fir Die 3utunit Su uerbiiten.
Sn &reiien, ole benz @ouuerneur
nnbeitebsn. lit man iebr erfreut iiber
einen 9lufrui bss repubIitanllben
StaatssG sGentraItomites oos ole euten
Slrser obne 2tuisbeu Der 4nrtsi ers
iudt. sur frieoliheu rbetitsllung
Der Gronuns 5uinmmensuiuirten. Man
iieht borin ole @eiudbr. 0aB auh Die
republifnnjiden 9e9tslaturmitsIieoer in
bieem Sale Goup. Simmons gu unter'
1tiiBeh brett iino.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-05-08
Sdlimmr GTplOiiOa.
Ovndnitmasasiu Der Htsjtrun9in in
Panama in Ole Sui sldoeeu;
aht >llann lo1t.
80nama. ;. 9Rai.

Gin ser Rssisrurg otr Rrpublit
Banana 9sb6renoes 3paamumaaa,in
in Der 9tdbe Der Sta6t Banana flog
ON 9ieuiina in Die 2uit uobci aht
Eerionen nm's 2fbtn !amen uno
neun5ehu auoere ibusr pcrleet 'uurs
oen. Ras @ebduoe tit pQundubia in
Qrilmmern.
Die GrpIoiion uuree oarh sin 9uih-
ieuer oeraulaBt. bas in Ser 9tdbe ces
WtngnSino alsgebrphen mar, lehs pon
oen llmQetemmeuen mo Die meiitan
&ermunoetsu iiuo Jeuermgbrleute. bic
sur 8etdmpfung oes hos Mdgasin aes
idbrosnoen ,fsuers auIa2toten mproeu
maren; Elm Ntann uno cine ;5rau, oie
oem 6euer aus einiser GH.iernung Sus
inben, limb bic beioen auoereu Epoten;
lie puroeu oon Der @rg,qiion buhlidbs
LTD in Slide eeriiisn 4uBer Dem
Nin9a8ln, ba3 gang 5trit6yt murbe. lit
aud III Der llm9ebun9 bs0suteneer
S6aOsn ougerihtet woroea.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-05-08
:Y Sit oas aino unrubiG fiebc'
riidl ooer frant!

Sin uurnbigss, Gufssregtss unt
frdutlidas a,u6 nit bete9ter 3uu9s.
tleid, idlailos. nit psnig 2lppstit.
oanu wjaber belBbungrig. lauren Mns
gen, unongenabnem Ntbem. Wd9sn'
itmers>n NIT 1urdiau, aniriden Der
9dbne mdbran6 6e8 ShIaiss, unb Gr'
paden NIT iarstlidsm @sIlbl ein
gutes Utjttel oaiur tit 0orm alqer. ~
'tmas. tpos bic Nlymer Dsrtreibt. ua6
'1it elm je6ss airb bat bisieIbsn aifa'
poo g8orm 9iGgr 1T nptbUsn6ig. Ga
brnu6en bic airosr Hitt iange 8u ilbers
rsben, ba 9idopoo @0rm ailler ala
Bonton fommt. @srtraht biz 8urmsr
bic llrinds Der 4sioen 3btsr Ajnoer
25c BET 9brsm Npolbsisr. (an5)
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-05-08
6raueuitilnmredt abselebut.
i5ou, 8. Moi

~Jh1ptlt %, 4tut.
9ie OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES mur6e
Mtittmoh nit 104 gegen 60 Stimmsn
POM O1erbaus bea britiihen Harla'
mentS ab9elebnt. Sir Die 8orIo9e
ipradsu Baron GourtnCp BON 8ens
lultb, Der SsrSog ION Qptton uuo
Baron Willuuahbp be Srofe. ooae9en
8orpu 8earoale. Marquis ppn @reW
uuo Cir Ct. 9llompn. Qebterer ers
tldrte. onB Die @erbaItniiie in ben Ger.
Staatsn. in meIhen bas 6rauenitimm'
redt oreprobirt lei, uibt ouf @ng'
LAMB Anmsnoung finoen tonne. neil
in slmefifa Die Nianner, in @uglaRo
ou9eseu Die 5rauen III Der @tebrSabI
ieien.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-05-08
Ia ituberodnlihfeit ? a0nuen
nidIt eifen? aeineu 2lppetit =!

Cine BsbnnOIuns oon Glsctric Bit'
tsys oerbsi'cr: 9brsn Nppstit; bsieitigt
llnoer6autihteit, 10 6a6 Sjs irgsno ets
luas sIian f0ruen Cir sdtss 5rilb.
jabrssTonit fir bic Qebsr', Jiisrens
unb Ungsubeifmsrben gurd oi'ie
WteoiBin Miro al gnn5ss SDitsm ge'
rsinigt, 10 boB gle bolo bsNer iublsn
merbsH, electric Btters bot 6err'.
Z. 2 Bssblss fir isine Ntngenlsiben
beiier gelbnn. pis ir9eno cine on6ere
Nebi3in, bic sr probirt bate. Beior.
gen Se iih nod beute cine Tldide
SOC uno 81 90 bel 3brem 2(potbe.er.
BudIgn's 2trnica 5albe fir eczema.
(Nnt)
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-05-08
NnC6 einc Ci(cnf0tjn.

Gus Cts.ThIffcn piro QsIhrieten:
Die Giienb36nl5aie 3nifhen ferb0
(Greis 2u6,initJ uno G2en5'ofau
biirfte ouT 1em 1n3eH Frbt2n RE
eir3ine fcin, bic 3rar sinen FeiiqeJeQten
To6re.an 6cIit. pan1h aber ri6t
pertabrt. gAie ner ~Cberiflsiiihe @n.
sciqer" berihie, '1mmen @er'pGtpn~
cen pon mshreyea Stlnoen tdqIieh uno
FaT tei ier EN- q ioren3uqe por. urb
Qor niht ieIten .itieht ss. nab net
Stoiions6eamte en- BoTagieren -
nadnem nieTe ftr enIan9 i'm eis'sI''n
Wogen auf bic 94fotrt ae'orrtet IN
zen ertidren II. ..ojeier 2u1 nir0
ni6t otaelaiIen. sil teins Qotomotice
porh1noen 1T" Drn tann I'd oie
laroe 0orte3eit ri moQsn ouh ritlt
etpl ou,ch Qst'i srtrialiher mater.
neun RE 8elsa ing tsItsbt nur QUE
sinsm 9nIgIid)t.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-05-08
WrmA!0tlIlrnrgte.

Der 9irettor Der 2onnoner Iatics
nuIgaIeris bat bic 9sriidsrung eeqez
ben, oob Die BON elmer SuIira9ette ner
8enus oeS @eIasqus5 geidIo9ener
@unoen beilbur iino. uno oas &unit=
pert in obiebbarer 3eit piener in Ieis
ner friberen 9errli6teit eriteben niro.
Die neun 6iebe, bic bic 9einnonc
bur6 bas Wert5eug Der QlttentGterin
erIitt, boben ndmli6 idmtlid1 glatte
S9nittfIdfen. uno oos erIei6tert beln
8emdIoehirurgen bic gtrbeit erbeblicb.
Die &unft be3 3eItourierens beIdd.
nigter GemGloe 1T beIpnoers in
neuerer 3eit gu b6hitet Iouenouno
9eIangt, unb ungleih fhpsrere @ers
lebunqtn als bic, lpel6e bic Qeinnonn
oes 8elnsque3 erIitten BOT, 1ino fdon
Ron Ger 9ono zines qeldbidten 9feItau=
rators 9erooe3u poIltommen sebeilt
norben.
g8je geht nun bos Syliden oIter, oaF
irqeno cine WeiIe bef6dbioter 9e=
mdloe ppr iidb? @orousgeIhidt muF
iperoen, ooB Der @emGloediraro, Der
iiber cine grobe Grfubrunq unb
llebunQ psrfiigen muB. sunG6it bur6
IerIude feit5uItelIen Bat, fpelhe MaI=
mitteI Der SiinitIer urTpringlih oncez
ponbt bat, unD bono6 ri6ten iitn
hlnn Die lpeitsren Sperationen. Sci
G3dnitten, ,. ;. lei 8eI6GbiQunQen
beS MoIgrunoes, nIIo Der Qeinlpono
ooer bes 6ol5es mub bos Bib por
nllem rentoiliert tperben. Dos beiBt,
bos Bib tptro ouF cine neue 2einmano
ouF8e5oaen. Dos geIhiebt meiit, in=
hem ouf Die @orberIeite nes giIoes
Elm feines NeTeItuh uno mebrere Go=
gen Gopier nufaetIeiitert rreroen, Nah
oeln Srodnen lpiro Der MoIgruno nit
narmem gDoiisr befeuhtei, utQe3oQen
ooer obgeTha6t uno nurd Neumateriol
erIebt. 2us GinoemitteI perrpenten
bic 6oIinoer hiertei meiYt Wats uno
Ndr3. pdhrsno he GnQt1noer in Der
Reqel eirem GIebItoff. Der pornebnliida
aug &oQQenmthl, Qeim uro psne3i1ni=
icbem 2erpentin 1erQeIteIlt 1T. ten
@or3uq Qe6en. ST bas Nsumatsrial.
in oieIem 6olIe alIo Die 9einpanb.
onqetrodnct, 10 entfernt man bos 81
pier uno bo8 g}eTeItuh ourh 2tnFeuh=
ten pDn Der onoeren Seite her.
!6ot Der Neitaurotor nieIe Nrbeit, in
Ter e5 ou8ihlicBlih ouf Die 8eIhid.
lif)feit nntommt. gliidIi6 erlsbiqt, 10
Gilt e5 ben n9eilun9 spro3eb". I'm i'm
8iIos gu blei6en. gu bei6Ieunigen. Die
S6nittfId6en Iinb rGmIi6 1elbit bei
offer GorQfolt nidt oerart Suiommsn=
3u3ieben, BOB bic Spur be8 S6nittrs
o0aiq perIdpdnne uno tsine glorbe
surud6liebe. Sn Der llmQebunq bs5
Ghnittes iino ndmIif) bic fpin3igen
9S1rbpIdtthen ob9eiprunqen, unb bier
Gilt es burf eire @sybinoun9 BON
areine uro Qeim 5undhIt einen nsuen
untsr9runD 3u Thaffen. Damn trjtt
crit i'm eiQsntlihen Sinre Der 8iinItz
Ter in 9Gtioteit; benn iebt heiBt ss,
bic Thoo6afte Fldde in Der CrigineI~
farbe Der umQebung su3ubedsu. unb
3pur 70. bob babel niht ouA bic ons
Qren3enoen Steuen iibernldit tperoeu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-05-08
8nIbington, .. g., 5. M1ai

Die 1iloameritanlihen Serieoensper'
mltller baben es nun 5undhIt in benz
merlfantIhen @onIl,ft nur NIT ben Ger.
Staten oui Der elnen uno Ouerta auf
Der anoeren Seite 6u lbun. nadoem Iie
om Wtpntas General Garran5o. ben
sSilbrer Ser GonititutipnaIilteu. auss
orildIib ausselhaItet baben, inoem iie
ibre an ibn ersangene 2tufiOroerung,
Sertreter gu ben &erbanolun9en nab
g8aihin9ton 5u ienoen. SurildSogeu,
ipenn lie aud INNER nod boffen, oaB
@arranSa pieaeidt ipdter ieine Saltuns
Gnoern tperbe, ioooB auh er in ben
arels Der 8erbanOIun9en bineinsesO>
gen werben f0nnte.
Die Sertreter Nr9entinisus, 9rnii'
liens rno @biIes batten am Wtonta9
cine 0epeihe BON @arranSa erbaltsn,
in ber oteier un6soin9t obIebnte, ote
Teinoielisfe,ten 9s9en 6uerta ein5uIteI.
len, uno auberoem fir ben 5ou Der
@ntienbuns BON Gertretern nah @aibs
ingtOn Iif BON uornberein ausbitten
wollte, baB ieiu @onFltt nit 6uerta niht
@egeni:ano oer &erbanoIungen iperben
niirfe
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-05-08
:.@ Tic 0armonie ocs qebeuc

bcluBt oul elnem 9eiunbeu a5rper.
obne oenleIben miro nlles mieionio !.
Ter belle Commentator belditigt Gle ::
Die 6omlIienpilitteu wetoen ,ur 9iroe
nnO o0s Iaden oer Ainoer arqert Sic.
3W8 olies mag porbnnoeu iein, cine
BOB it'd Elm bejtiulmte8 aronfbeitsa
Symptom Seiat 2bet. tlIt Sie
msr6sn baIb fin6en, bob sic ttinen
glppetit bnbfn, bab Der 9}ageu auBer
Gronung 1T. Sie iubIeu lid mloe
uno iisberiih in NlrfIiht5tt, 90 if
felne 0drmonie mebr o0rblnoen 3etr
1T Die ,}sIt getommen. on8 0lte itveis
Seritle arduter 0eiImittel. 5orr., 8
NIpentrduter, CUR oltfe 1n ruisu. IS
IT mebr perib, ais tauieno dr5ttihe
8eSepte. UNI oa8 8lut ~ reiniaen. Die
StornH8en oesieI6en gu Jeieltigsn uno
es iriid aniuregen; eS 6lent Sur Ges
luntbeit, Strait uno 5r0blihteit. God
man beadte, baB JOrui's 2ltpentrGuter
niht IN Apotbgteu gu bnbeu III. 81
1T 81 be5lebsn ourh SpeSialsgtgenten,
Olrett bon oen 0eritsasrn. Or. Geter
GnbrneD & Cons So. 1875 90.
0opne 2lue., Gb:ca0o. 81.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-05-08
aa 6uitete fir orei Sabre.

sd persbre Sbrs BObItbat. Die sic
Der Mtsnidbsit unO @iiienidnft eee".
ben babsn. Shre Meoisin. gr. RInas
g2eu 9iscoperp, bat meinen 6uitsn,
BEN ih orei Sabre bate. turirt, ihreibt
Sennie 6lemming, BON glsm Tcuer,
Cbio. 6obsn Sie sinen it6rsn6en 6us
item? Sit berieIbe anboIteuo uno fam
er nidt turirt psrOsn? Bsioreen sic
iih cine SOC JInide Or. 9in9s g}eiu
Giscopsrn 10 balo mie mb9lit. Die
Mebisin turirt 6uitsn iotuie 6alss uu6
Qungenleiben. Gjus,rung ooer 9hr
5elo surld. SOC uno $l0C bei Sbrem
GpOtaster.
Budlen's Nruica Salbe fir 6aut.
ausidIdss. (2luS)
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-05-08
Htifc ucri4lObcu.
hSni9in GIeonore non 8ul9arjtn
fommt crit i'm herbit nab ocn
Der. Stadt,u

SQiia, ). Wtai.
S0nigin Gtepnore bon 8ulgarieu bot
Iih anIdBlit oe8 se8enpdrtj9en SOn'
ilitts Der amsrttnnilden &egiarung nit
NfsritO entihloheu, ben auf Wionat
MaI au9eiebien Seiud Der 9}er, Saas
ten auI5uihiebsn, bis Die .llmitdnoe
9uniti9sr" iiuo. 9isie 2Intnnoiauug
erfOI9te ON Wtontns omtjd in Sofi1.
gfem g0rt, 5. WtGi.
gBjlliam Gaipar, @ertreter uuO &sis
I1maridna Der Sbnisin GIeonore ron
Bulsarien. CAB in gsem 9ort bstaprGI.
buB bic 8etle nur auigslhObeu iet -
er Croer erbaIten babe 91tisuortebruns
gen fir oirisn 9erbft 5u Isfien.
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SnmrlenOitbe gefabt.
9Saris, 6. 9Jfai

T-uIF-t o. VlNI.
Nui @runb eines pon oen Ser. Staos
ten eingeIeiteteu Nu8lieferungs gsperiabs
rens bot Die frun56iiihe EoIi5st nm
W(ittpo6 bier Soiepb Brednersaiss
Itn9er unb 2lntonette Bonner uerbai.
tet, bic an9ebIid in gfsiu 0ort SuweIen
I'M @ertbe bon $4,000 9eitoblen bas
ben. Gin 2beiI Der weribuollen 3as
monten uno 8erlen muroen bel benz
Gtebespaor 9eiunoen.
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- Sorsen Sie fir CUTE @er'
oduitng.

Gr. Sings 9}'p 2ife Bills baltsn
oeu Wooen, biz gsber unb bic g(iersn
in eeiunoem 3uiaub. Bsfrsen Sis ben
aerper ppn o1sn 9iiis uno NbiaQs
Stofien. ger6,iisrn Sic ibreu Gent
iuoem Sie bis 4e5sr nnb gtisrsn ous.
ipilen. sd babe mebr Qiabsruug ooa
elmer Sha6tt. ran Er. Sings g(no
SIZE Bills eThs.tsn, oenn pon oa,n
MeOi5luen. bic ID frdbar gsbroutt
babe. idreibt 6 g 6oiiisIb uon Gbts
caoo, 81. 25c bei Jbrsm 2lpuibetsr
(Nn5
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-05-08

n gobtlei9b b oerunglidt
iint 8usi 6etonrie yuiiiide 5ouynas
litter, bic 6siosn Qejiortiiiet Der
.Ronoie J1rtmio" 4rc' Yiientc
unb ,5eiim Se8orep. Sic baoen
naGrtn0 sinss gtbiltiqb asrnsnz
in oer nate pcn 4lststsburq sinen
7freren llnfau eyii,ttn. Ter Ehft-
ten nit flTf ,NiaFsn it,r3te UNI
rcfei Vjlento eiren tepyeItgu gic
asnbrua netit tiei;n Nuroea. ,,s9c
rsp ifntre @ere5n9sn ber 0it-
ssgi3Uls unt am llni;g.sjbs poDor
.rug.
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Gin SatfrmOroer.
9}etu 91orf, 3. Upoi

Sirum 9urped. Elm s1idtri9er WiI.
lipnGr uno iraberer Stdrfefabriflnt,
ipuros 3ienita9 6rlb in isiner 8ubs
nun9 i'm Ban &iO9e 9iitritt pon
BroOtIpn pon isinem Sohns gheiter
Eurpea ermoroet. Der iiebeu Shl lie aui
thn abfenerts; Der @rmoroete par Elm
Ysteran oes Biirgertrie9es.
Ter BntermDroer muroe an 9lbenS
in bas gounipgeidugni6 einaeIieiert
::Eo in Die 3wdnaslads sethnu. Gr
luei9srie iid bartuaflg. ein Rotip FIR
bic sran'ise Gbat an5u9sbeH.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-05-08
2ebeuOig uerbrannt.
0urasSo. 9llbanien, 5. Mtai.

3tueibunoertunofilnfSi9 mobammeoas
nilde N!boneien Die bel 6ormopa ee.
Iansen genOmmen murben. iino in Der
ortbobpren Stride in apbro perbrannt
worben, rpie Der nlbanii6en 8eaieruno
in Qurn5So om 3ienltns eemelNet
iuurbe. Die @plrpten, meI6e Die N2os
bammeoaner sefunsen nabmen, ioaen
bic Sirhe in 8rnnb seltedt baben,
iobnB Die lln9IudIihsn perbrennen
muSten,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-05-08

raay ,5euer' uno qebsnsoeriiteruna.
Nusi6reiben BON Beiiptiteln un6 0ppos
tbeten uno @et6usrleibcn III 5 Ero,ent
ouf 4o GrcHer 5iderb3ten II meine
SpepnIitdt. y. & gol3. GA Sao
z. StraBe GeiDe Ebones. stns.
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Houicutlt in Sara.
@aro. NraiiIien. 5. 0fai.


9bep. &upieoeli unb ieiu Sobn Ser'
nit trofen ON 0ierlta9 nit Dem T0m'
pier 3unitan bon Wauaos b,er an ber
Nfiinoung oe$ 2lma5onenittomcs ein;
iie msroen Smei Gage in Eara b.elben
nno ON :. Wlal uber BarbnbUs nab
SEEM Yott nbiabren.
4ara, Braiilisn, g. Wtai.
gBa6renb ietner 6orihunasreiie 6urt)
Sic g9lIoniB pon Hraliilen bat 9teO.
4ooieuelt 90 Biuno an @sWlCbt uers
loren. Ter Gberli mar aud an Wtr'
mod nod orgegriTi:n, bate iid] jeoodl
pou ben 6ol9su snss 9tbjelles erbp!i,
oen er iid) ourd GuetIduR9en CHI BEN
jugebogen bate.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-05-08
Ncntralts Ocbiet.
2tid9drd falls, CANADA, ron Suo.
amerisds Oertrstern fir Con.
ferenSen ous9eiuht.
Snltruftion an Niilijen.
@aibinstou. 3. g., 5. Nlai.

3ns ariegsoec .rtement in $50 birg'
ton ianoie am 0tenlta9 on ale Slantss
milijen Snltruttionen fur BEN 6nl
elmer nDibg meroenoen Mobllmahun9
Der 9tattpnaIgarosn aus. Die Snltruts
tiOnen beSiebeu iib in sriter 4lula nui
Die 5inan5irun9 Der NfobiImabung uno
Die gelbaiiung bon 2ranspoltselegens
beiten.
Ser leste Bert6t BON @en. 6unIton
IN &era Gru;. Der am 3ieritos @ors
mittdg pom 2rie9soeportement oer6fs
fentIldlt puroe. meIoet, oaB bic Sage III
Der llmgebun9 pOn Sera 9ru5 iit) nl6t
9eGnoert babe. Ser General belihtigie
am Wontas oas Seitpeilis pOn ben
Wterjtlnern beorUhte gSnfermert bet
2ejer; Ell bofit oaeIelbe iuirfiam ihIten
Su t0nnen, obne Die amerlfanilben
NuBenpolten iuelter als btaber porSus
idleben.
G Garran5a nun ousge die
BEN.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-05-08

Die ,,,Ioreitern"- "-5ettun-
gen taben Ole GeIebibte
BON "a GreIie niebt nu,
miticbreiben ionoern nit
maeben Relien.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-10

Many years ago the Greeks believed
in Godcsses. This goddess. whom I'm
going to tell about, had control of
agriculture Her duties to look after
ire crops and TO see that they got
plenty Of rain and sunshine She was
assisted in her work by her daughter.
froscrpina Most OF the time she could
be seen playing on some hillside with
many of her friends
One day She was on the hillside,
with her friends playing among the
flowers. They were startled by n
strange noise and in few moments
they saw Pluto coming in his chariot
Which Was drawn hy two iiery stceds.
Pluto vas attracted by their merry
laughter. lie drove up near thcm and
dI"inountinG, caught sight of Proser-
pima, and hc thought he had never seen
amy one 50 beautiful He seized her
so suddenly from among her compan-
IONS that they knew not what had be-
come of her. He dashed away as
quickly as possible, and being afraid
her mother would see her. he threw his
huge fork into the earth and dashed
away towards his throne under the
earth.
Ceres did not miss her daughter un-
til night. and she sought for her every
where. but She could not find her.
Ceres wandered many DAYS over the
earth seeking her daughter, and so
gricNcd that she neglected her duties
till the fields of ripcning grain and
the beautiful flowers all died.
y famine threatened the earth. and
the people begged Jupiter TO let Pros
crpina come back to the earth. After
some time Jupiter consented for her
TO come back. providing she had not
eaten any food ON the very day that
Jupiter consented she had eaten six
pomcrana;e seed. Then Jupiter said
that she should stay in the lower
world for every seed she had eaten
one month. That made Ceres very
happy, and the grains ripcned. and
every thing was refreshed again. AT
the tirno we have spring and Summer
lfospcrplhcr iS OH earth. and when
We have winter she is In the lower
world.
EDMUND COATES.
L. :. y. r.. Stanton Va
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youngest whose name was Alfred,
did not become King until $50 A. u

youngest, whose name was Alfred
did not become king until $40 A. u.
The savage Mortimer had been com
Ing down on England ever since his
family had been rcignins. ana had
pillaScd, burned, and killed every ono
that resisted them, and had either
killed or driven all of the cattle away.
At one time after Alfred became King
tho English began to be SO much OPP
pressed that Alfred was forced To nccc
TO save his life. He stayed on AN
island during the winter, hidden so
that he could not bc found by the
Danes. Along towards the spring he
became very anxious To know how
the enemy had their Notifications ar
ranged. II" could not lind any one
who was willing to go. so he decided
10 go and sec for himself. lie dressed
so that they would not suspect him
to bc king, and made his way to
the camp OF the enemy. by means
OF his tricks and the music that lie
made they allowed him to come into
their camp. After lie saw all that
he wished to he slipped quietly away
and gathered all OF the men that he
could. He suddenly attacked them.
and after besicSing them for while
forced them to surrender. lie did not
treat them they had treated the
English. but gave them lands so that
they could help him against their saw
age fcllowmen.
After making peace with them no
built ships and Notifications, so that he
could drive them away whenever they
caInc, before they could pllage and
destroy anything In his Kingdom. lie
Improved Eng gland In many ways
during peace that IT did the country
more good than all that he did for II
during war.
His latter Gays were not enjoyed 50
much because he had a terrible dis
ease from which he WAS constantly in
pam After a very good ana sue
cessful reign he died IN col, leaving
his country at peace.
w. s. BLAIR,
V. s. D. r.. Staunton, Va.
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The poet spoke truly when he thus
described the springtide. Out OF doors
IT il raining; my peas, that yesterday
were only green sprigs above the
ground. have opened tiny leaves to the
raindrops. The trees are Eray-Erecn
with their drapcry OF new leaves; and
the fresh green grass waves in the
spring breeze. Suddenly, every clod
feels II stir OF might" And the flow
crsl ] took walk the other day.
Great beds of hyacinths. pink, purple
and white shed their sweet. heavy
spicy fragrance In the warm air
Gaudy tulips haunted their scarlet
heads. and the Japanese plums were in
blossom. Some shrubs I passed look cd
as though they had delicate. shimmery
yellow wells flung over them. 1t was
spring. The very air seemed to whis-
per II. Out in the hay the water WAS
blue and sparkling under the April
sunshine. White gulls fitted over
head. and the distant shore line, that
had seemed so purple and cold, was
showing delicate. misty green. Ev-
crything seemed to feel the warm
breath of joyous life that was in the
air. and | knew. indeed, that spring
had come.
COriginal)
NELLIE II. CHADWICK
Care William Chadwick. National Sol
dicrs' Home. Hampton, Va.
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Editorial and Literary Department

work when I put that shoe on him.
What do you mean? How could he
tell you such n thing"
This morning he came to my shop.
Ho held up the foot on which l had
put the shoe. lie looked ut mo as
much as To say, See this shoe you put
on me? IL hurts inc. Take 1t Oft and
put Oh one that will not hurt"
II looked at his foot and saw that
had put the shoe OH wrong. Frank
stood still while took IL off and put
it on so that it would not hurt him
When l was through he gave Il cheer
full neigh and trotted Off toward
home"
The master went back to the field
and found old Frank quietly eating
clover.
FANNY Z. HELBRIDGE
Warncld, Va.
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TWO LII"FLI; GIRLS.

Once upon time there lived two lit
tie girls in Boston The oldest was
named Jane and the youngest Alice. 1t
was about :. week before Easter. SO
they got after their mother to let them
spend Easter with their aunt and uncle
out in the country. so after Il long time
she consented to ii. II WAS then Tues
day They were going on Friday. They
were very busy that week getting ready
to go. 1t looked TO them like the time
never would come. but at last it came.
They both kissed their mother good by.
Their feather walked TO the depot with
them. Their father got their tickets
for them. so they got on the train and
were started at last. Their uncle met
them In II real old-fashion carriage.
When they got there their aunt had Il
real nice hot dinner awaiting them.
They stayed there until the next Tues
day, and then went home and told their
father and mother they had never spent
such Il happy Easter before In all their
lives
Composed by BELLE GIBBS.