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panoerou. JeweIry.

All bracelets and rings have been
barred from West Virginia factories
by the state labor commissioner, I. v.
Barton. He declares that jewelv
worn on the hands of working girls
has caused more accidents in the
factories Of West Virginia than al
most any other thing. --
bracelets, especially of the chain
variety. not tight fitting. invariably
drag hand or arm into some fast
whirling machine, and rings are also
apt to CATCH" he says.
Many industrial companies have Co
operated with the state labor depart
ment, and some manufacturers have
already taken the precaution to bar
jewelry from their factories.
The Ordway new era., 1914-05-29

keeping her mind active and her body
Mt. and she will find that she can
have a good fgure"-which seems to
me highly Illogical, Who has not
known women with the most active Of
minds and of bodies whose figures, &C.
cording to the received standard, are
absolutely "dowdy?" "A Woman of
Forty" writes sensibly, "why not
recognize the fact that there may be
several equally good physical types?
The girl ofs twenty may properly be
slim. while the woman in the thirtiss
looks quite as normal II she Is plump"
The Ordway new era., 1914-05-29
SLENDER OR PLUMP WOMEN
London Authorities Go on Record as
oisasreelns a. to the Best
Female Type.

One Of the London papers has put
the question to its readers. rs the
slender woman or the plump woman
the ideal type" 1t arose from a dis
agreement among the physiological
and artistic authorities. Kate Upson
Clark writes In Leslie's. The American
doctors have declared that the plump
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William
engineering commission which charge the location
Of the Panama railroad this work
western Pacific railroad He is the who located and built
the Southern Pacific The engineers shown in the photograph
order O o
The Ordway new era., 1914-05-29
Relative Values.

Dunbar-Did the woman who sued
Pollard Doubleda, get anything7
Sprague-No; but she got mere than
Mrs. Doubleday did.-Judge.
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N% Of SUFFICIENT tranquility be.
MSN Ing restored to allow of
"a W shooting there again; at
any rate. In that part Of the
country which 10 opposite
Corfu. For two years this
capital hunting ground has been closed
to sportsmen while human warfare
ragged all around 1t. but no fighting has
taken place over the 20 or 80 miles
Of seacoast which offer the best and
most setat-able shooting, SO the game
has had good rest. and. what Is more,
has probably been driven down from
the disturbed regions into this quieter
haven. 1t 10 easy to pass two or even
three months nn shooting the coverts
round the harbors which are opposite
Corfu. and four of these are such snug
little snchorages that even an open
boat would be perfectly secure. Cut
ters. small but we'll found, can be hired
at Corfu. and are in every way ade-
quate for this trip. The sea journey
from Corfu to the farthest harbor Is
not more than IS miles. and to the
nearest about eight. 80. as the little
cutters sail well and the wather Is
smooth. great pleasure is added to the
trip from a sailing point of view. The
scenery rather resembles Scotland;
deep water and good holding are found
all along. and, in fact. the little inlets
are SO snug and well masked by the
mountains that 500-ton yacht can
lay just inside and be quite hidden.
About this time Of the year the snow
comes down on the mountain tops and
drives the woodcock to the warmer
coverts on the coast. and very numer..
Gus they are; in fact, I should think 1t
would puzzle anyone to find better
woodcock shooting. go where they
would! The marshes also TEEN with
snipe. and some thousand duck, teal
and the like flight in from the sea be-
fore stormy weather. Even the best
shots. however. get but small bags
at this game. fascinating as 1t Is. for
the "flight" last only 80 to 40 minutes,
and the surrounding land is SO high
that It is impossible to see the birds
against It at dusk. while by waiting
till they are right overhead. the
chances are they see the sportsman
first and soar up out Of shot F1ocks
Of pelicans pay occasional visits to
Burtrinto marsh, but I have never seen
nAminCo., - k:s -a an ...-s q *
Besides bird-shooting. there is good
sport for the ride. The country teens
with wild boar. and in q lesser de-
gree deer come out Of one covert The
local shepherds form up as beaters:
from six to eight are enough to drive
the coverts properly. but the more the
merrier. and two francs day is all
they ask; the head beater. who places
the guns and knows the run Of the
game. wants. of course. little more.
They are wonderfully pleasant race
to deal with. and in all the years 1
have known the country l have never
heard of their giving any trouble to
Englishmen. They night freely among
themselves. no doubt. and still more
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SPORT
ALBANIA

HE announcement that
Prince William Of Wied oc-
cupies the throne Of Albania
will give birth to some hope
OF SUFFICIENT tranquility be-
Ing restored to allow Of
shooting there again; at
any rate. in that part Of the
country which 10 opposite
COrfu Enr tue ycon xkt
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HEREVER a group Of grizzIed
Union veterans are gathered on
Memorial day to crown with nags
and flowers the graves Of their
comrades gone before. the figures
Of the two great Americans In
evitably present themselves In
Imagination. One is Lincoln. the
other is Grant. With the excep-
tion a Napoleon and Shakespeare.
few characters in history have
been 80 exhaustively written
ahout M the great emancfDatOr
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Tarmerfhrims uno 6o6l6nle.

Der jdbrIide 5nrmerfurius uno &ohs
lbuIe fir ga groiis Gountp fuoet POM
Is. bis II. Jebruar in Der 9lnopirtb
lhaitsi6ule IN Gnf .nstd iiait. NtIls
gIieoer oeS llniueriitdts . 4anoplrths
ldaltsoepartsmeats uHo anoers Gr'
perisn liebsn nit Sortrdgsn auf Dem
Yrogromm.
Sur Die 9Ohihule mir6 fir Die orei
4ettloneH am Wontas. Gienltn9 uno
Mitlpo3. um Die soften 5u oedsn. 80
Gents berebnet. ne cine Qstiion rs
Gents.
Nn ben ubri9sn 9a9en Der @ote
nnoen TOrtra9e iber gdbsn. &obsn,
Rusmaden uno Baden itatt, uno ies
ben 4beno untsrbollungem uno GOrs
trGee.
AuA Qu%sItsaungen fir @sflisel,
8lerhe. @slgstoe &c. mfrosn nbgsbalIen,
nit Breisoertbsiiung
Nnnf' IT, len Sum 5nrnlsrturlgS, ser
am J :. 5ebtuar btginnt. iipo gu rtditen
an Z. 8. Compton. &rjncipaI Of l9e
ga GtOiie Gountg Agricultural Sboo!,
Cnalnsfa. QSis. Die 1hetlnebner t0ns
nen @titsIieoer Oe5 ga Grofie Gounip
3Weiae8 Der StnntssGrp5rimentsAnn
uno Der g9isconiin 9anomirtbihaits.
9rpsrimPntsgln meroen. Die isoeS
{Gbr an lbre Wlitgiieoer piele &aristds
ten rcinen Saatgctreioes toitenirei pers
theIlt.
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Ses Saacs So0te.

Sn elnem bieIisen Spitdl crlna elmer
Compilation pOn &ranf9liten I'M Nlter
uon as Sahren 5rau Wt 0ams
BON Ga Crescent Oruben. j3mei 8ruoer
uno cine Stbpsiter bftrcnern ibren
3ob. sic &eitattung eriOI3ts 9eitsm
III Gong %rairie, &tinn.
6eagc - Gin Gpier pon 2etertrebs
muree frau s. 8. 6s89e, Sl4 9.
u. Str, i'm Nlter pon IS 9d5reu.
lin lie trausrn Der Gntte, elne Z d1ter
uno prti Sobne. las S~earQbniB fono
Geltern 9fadmitta8 itatt.
Slider - Sn isinem 0eim. 10l8
5No .. Str, itatb ON Wtiruuoh al
Ynenmonie 9aba u. Slider, Y 3lhre
alt uno lett pier5ig Sabreu in ga
@rOlls w%obnbnft. @r mar iriher
5teuermann aui Rem 0ampier .Nbner
8tle" uno etui9e Sabre ouh ais 8otis
silt an9siteIt. Sbu iiberIeben bic
8ittne uuo i'eben SproIien.
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oen l ). uno 10. os.. aIio ndtite
@o6s. fueroen erireuIibe 6Ortihrilts
gemadt. aae Die gUmites berihten
BON srfol9reiden Grbsiten. Morsen,
Samltn9. aben6 finoete zine 3ulammen.
tunlt auer Der y o iserinnen Der
rerl6isoenen Counties in Der @erma.
MA !6aae itatt. uno cieie @omites limb 10
5oblrelhe unb 10 groBe oaB ale bic Na.
men uerltisoene 3eilungsipalten fiden
muroen, uno limb DE betreTenoen 3dmen
gu promptem@rideine oringeno eriuht.
AIlo n'dt gu uer9fiieu, mor9en, 9 a n 8.
Nbeno in Der 6srmGnias Salie,
nno iperoen bel bjeIer 3uiammsntnnit
oe1nltlo bic lebtsn 5elo5u8spldne iiir oin
groBen Sa6aar entiuorfeu uno ielt3elsbt.
gtlt)t II UNI eina 5hla6t gu geoius
neno lOnoern um it9eno me.6eu @rfplg
INT Seben iberbnupi, oa5u 9ebOrt eln
utter Sian, uno oaB cine eanse
Nn5abI gutter 8ldna 'ir 6ieien .Garnes
ual POI gtatiOnen" ~entiporien miro,
oaIir psr6en Die 3amsn pom 3euts
lten 8eretn gan5 Fher lor9en.
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Tentrl6aoen.

Sn Der @pbnung BON 8rnnt Guen,
opIt iiber Epbert Sraun's u~brenlaoen,
brdh ON 0lenstGs Nn6mittne UNI
bnIb 5 llbr 6tuer aus, einen betrdht.
ltd)en Sha6en anridleno. Die @ob,
nun95nusitnttuna uOn QQsnborf muroe
SerltUrt uuo Die 9Goen bon 8.aun uno
Stront murOen init Naiier iibsrflutbet.
Ter Sbooen OH @ebduOe betrdNt etlua
1920.
Nui Der Nurblsite serittb oas 9ad
zines Stnles, an ner Ode opn 9tpls
nno G.lnlon Strnbe belesen. uno Sobu
Cmens 9etDrsno. in Brand. Yromp.
tee GIn9retfen Der 6~suerlpsbt per9iltete
grDBeren SGaoen.
3aS Camp Galem" bei W11t
Salem, 01us Hebit Snbalt. oas non
Nnul @uiIler bemo6nt nnroe. lit ou,d,
Elm mplterIDies 6auer in Nbp,lenbejt
oes Gelupbner8 5eritDFt wOroen.
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gutter 8ur9er in oieism oeintm
Staate, oanlit ou elu redter M q II
iUeroeit iir oein groBes &aterInno.
2. 8eoente, oaB ou Elm grOBes @rbe
nntreten iollit, uno iei onntbor all ben
@oleu, Die e8 Dir ibermod]t BADEN, oil
ben grO6en MenIden. Die nit Tires
2ebens Nrbsit llnuer9du9ti6es
audi fir bid Ssihafien BADEN.
3. Verne i'm Sletnen treu Iein.
b0mit oil es oerelnit I'M @rUBen
letn %tannit; lerne GuBere Eros
nung, Die Dir bilit CUR inneren
z Ii htt9feit.
4. Strebe mad 6 6tbeit; fin6e
bid nitt duBerliA alb nit oeinen
Yilidten uno lei nitt NIT d ii E ere nj
@rfOlg snfrleoeu; lerne nlGt Nuoeren
5u 8ienlteu, I%onoern oents on bid
lelblt INTO mas ou nertb lein m0btelt.
5. Gu IoaIt nit)t Ii9en. meoer
ME bic Sflauen, Die felnen Wi II
sur " ubrbeit baben, mob ME Die
0euh1er. Die lid emporlpinoen muts
len. nod mie Die @ ortldwino B..
Die 0ebor9teS fir @tsen
auageben. Nud iollt bu niht Swei.
,un9ig iein. nidt bid irOmm ges
ben Dor oeiHen @ltern uno red oor
2e1rern uno 9amernoen.
6. Sci elm suter &amerno uns
ter belneS9Islhen, 5uOerldli9 uno treu,
aber IaB teinen &amsraOen. Ser
! d lie d ter lit. iiber olb 0err.
t qstuinnen. Guide nlht aus
@hr9eii NnNere I'M 2ernen u iibers
bolen. nber oh adt, he8 gu oeiuen
Wonn itebit, ME petne &toit e8 upn
Dir Iotoert.
Z. M2jbbrouhe beine 5tarfe njtt
qe9en Die sd pnhen mo lei n;ht
bohmtthi9 gegen Die @ertn9es
rem; wilie, ooB man ldlOn in iuH9en
30bren Elm srpBes 6er5 tsweiltn
sdnn.
s. Sjsb IN, oaB on iii iuer.
oeit anh III alerIei Su9enolp Ell uno
friih uno r0bIi6 blstblt Ourb
Ole gau5e SussnOSeit; Iiebe Die Notur
nit oil lbren @eid6pfen uno LAB feline
Stubeuarbeit Dir Die 5reuoe barau
nebmen.
.. @eroe nitt oer5o9t ooer
it orri9. menn ou bid o~er9in9it mo
Strais leioen muBtsit; lang friih ME-
Der an, uno gu tanult raid ale Spu'
rem oes &%ergau9enen tilaen, 9aB DID
nidlt upm VI lftrauen onitsdsn uno
CLAUDE nidlt &6ies 0 belneu SEQ.
reru, ipeil lie Dir %llnbsqnemes Sumuthen.
10. 9reibe etuas @uteS f~reiipillg
nebeu beiuer BfIibtarbeit. onmit
on ouh lp0ter III ben Ndnnern gee
bort. Die lih islblt STEELE itsdsn.
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0rnnoeigcntbunls=M Grft.

6olgenoe @runbeigeni6ums : lleter.
%trdgun9en muroen IN ben lebten EdBen
o~pr9enommen:
3odu 4. Qeioc pertlufte on @oid 9scGauo
tin @i9entbun III @mi8en's @totlipn
llr ....-.... Si.t0
U. 8. 0itiId p%erfaui,e al Sos. Swetrep
uno nieifr an YDris 3Fntet Nano i'm iiits
llfen bell, oes Stoot i'm npmineu 500
90s @tbdr1e Der "a Groiie 4nmlinq II
SuppIp 81 mmoe on @owaro Ho6ler,
einen NtitIbetlhl Der Der Weictihaft. ii1tr
irGgen fur Ole npminellr Z umme Don sl.0t
@arplb Nuno an Gbas. Qinob. Gi9entbum
in Moro ga Grplr, iir ......$l.ut
@Sm. Hidaroi0u an VI. Gihatoipn, Ctaen
thum in Bangor. iiir....... $t.OD
Theo. NrenS an g. I. &eueSct. Ynno ant
jd)en Nor0' uno Sio ga eroiIe inr $l.0t
Catherine Canterbury all g. q. &phe, 81
8entbam III Sobniun's NooltiuH Iir 800
Nnoreu @eruttt an Ma98ie Sdulb. Gi9ens
tbum IN Bangor fit. $500
Smn9ene 81. 0uu9htpn an Wartin Sids.
Yauo in Conn Oumil, on fir S 90
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Der ,,Germepaf DER 2lationen"

Was Mes nuf oieiem Bazaar BEN
Sslutern on lleberralduugen beoor.
ltebt, ourisn mir nldt ausplauoeru,
oenn Ionit wGren es fslne ueterrajhun.
gen mebr. aber oas ourfan mir perrd.
ibsn oaB iib an 6lsisn Engen in Der
0ermania' 0alle Gin 2eben uno elm
2relben euiDiieln wiro. Dem Der Sa9r.
MART gu 6atlbor" nidt be Sdubrte.
men gu lGien miroi9 fpdre. f5ar ben
srltsn Tag uno N6eno lit Elm sroBss
E%rogrdmm III 3orbereitung. oas bis
gum 3Onneritas Abeno fort9sieBt piro.
uno na6 Dem sroBartI9sn S0upsr ON
3onneritas Nbeno erfOt9t bnnn su gu.
ter 9sst elm BAL. bel Dem 0iemano
teblen ioate Der in Ga Grofe oann
ubefbnupt nod am Qsben 1T uno q n.
sen fam.
8ie Tamgn 6es Geu,ihen 0erein8
bdhen lih Der 4enommeu. nit oleiem
SaSaar cine voc teiitunq 4!
erringsn, uno Oa lie ubernl oa5 lies
bensmlrotglte n 9ener0ie5te Gnt.
Qe9enfommen 'inoen. 10 lit elm 5sbl.
ibing abioInt ousgsidtonen.
IS iieben fir nddIte @oAe alIo
6'oel 9ro6eEa9s beppr. uno an
oenen Niemano iebttn oarf Der oud,
MIR elnen 6uutsn pcn ga Grviier
SptaIsHatrtotismus in 2eibe BAT. ga
IS loIbe Wtsnlhsn aber IN ga GrplIe
ilbei baupt niht gibt. 10 lit Gem Ger.
mania 8oSaar uno .9drneual oaer
g%tatlonen" idQn gum &orauS eth an.
per8IethIldsr 6riOlg 9ewjB
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Sod,eitsgloden.

Sobn 0o9iu9 uno Nmsli q
6aotte, beloe pom 2oiun 8reeus
fislo; audi lie babeu iid beim vNorOs
itern" ihOne SpchSeitstarten orudsn
laiien. bem 6~auptquartier tiir Iolde
8rufarbeiten. Die 9ohjeit oes juns
gen Haares finoet am IS. bs. in Der
oeutibslutberilden STRIDE in Barre
Dflls Itott.
Gounipridter 8rinoIep troute Srn.
6ranf Bpers uno SRI. Anna
SIon. betne bon Camp Douglas.
Qeo8. Smttb bon bier unb Sri.
MiIoreo Qitersti BON 3rempros
IeNu muroen IN Ger aaibeoraIe IN U.s.
mona 9etraut.
Die ioI9en6en SohSsitserlnubniBs
ldeine wuroe betm GounrpcIsrt IOlls
uette geIDit:
SEQ. s. Sell BON Ga Grplie ullo
0IgoG. Oil ppn &odtano.
SEP. u. Smtt6 upu Ga GrpTIe
uno 8 mma Gtterstt p0n &rems
pedlenu.
Bb. Swan pon Son Groncisco,
Gal, un6 Warp SerStn6fp BON
bier.
G8mnIoG Groia urb Gltella
.. Steber, tetoe uon Bun DAT.
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StaOfidts.

9is Stabtrata Gomitfs fir 8rilftn.
StroByn uno @alitn srllGrten hd) in
einer >itana e;nitmmi9 ee9en Rio.
@roDel's Nntr0g, ben Srijt njou ilr
Geip1nns opn % oui Is Gents 5u er'
m~dbi9er.
Uetrefi5 Der Ior56allens Sroinnn5
uno Ger 9e8en ~bIenoenoe q ter IN
Nutomobiien. SuoBnclrs 2c. tonn,er
lidl DIE betreifenoen Comics einittptllen
nld)t eiHi9en.
3is @omites fir @aageu uno Obi.
noH5en iUerOen Dem Stootrntb empi,b
ten, ole Sttafe fir rebellreten ote
0taB- uno Observation-Disclosures
ia uerihd.Ien.
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NeiratGs Ge(u6.

GIN Nittner mittteren 2Iicrs uro oGne
&inoer iuft ais 9etenegffah1tin tin bra'
pes MGodeu geieStfren Nttels oeer audi
eint Niitme nit Elm ooer swei Ninfern.
0at Gin 9utes 8ein uno geiid)ertcs @tntom'
m.n. GhrIite Sfierten tucroeu liren9 rcr'
ihpic9en pehanoelt, unb ijno an etn r9toro'
acrn" in Ga Grpiie inter Der Gb'iire ". VI
tiuiuieneeu. nj eues Natere gu 6riahren
.cipie auh bic Photographic ocs @eiuds
leAcrs eirSuieten lit.
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| ysrsniigungs=8 esweiier.

va Grofe 1beater. &an an. & @ai0n
Stod 50. ,sgoen Abeuo uno Nldtinefs
jeoen 2 onntag, zisnitas, 2oHnerita9 uno
SGmiie9.
Majeitie. 9e0en Yodmlttag uno A5euo
Sauoe5Ile uno &9GnoelbtloeT.
8iiou. 9e0cn Iatmtttas uuo &beno
NaHoelbiloer.
Spric. Seoen giadmittG8 uno abeno
&anoetbIloer.
eaiinO. 3eoen &'admltta9 uno a5eHo
gSnHoeitll0er.
ztar. 3eoen Ratmit;Gg uno Abeno
Ndn0elblloer.
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re9!

pier lit 3bre @~tltgcnbsit ! @shen
Se nab 0eyru @~,pi1loss glpotbete.
l03 N}oin 5yroBe. uno sic f9nnsu
'cluG botntberlibnte Oulten aar 8rau's
0trbn Sonta obioIut t~oltenirei psrs
Goufsn Sic siue zoe poer
81 90 Flaite. 9ebrduhen Sic aani aes
ltolt Die 0dllte. uno menn Sic onun
aIdt ilherjeugt oapon itno. ooB e3 Die
Deitt Onittntur 1T. Die ole IL sebrduhs
ten. ~brin0eR Sic ole nuoere 6dlite
unD tt albt 3bntn loIort Shr
uple$ @tlo mieosr suriif. Gtes tit
wir!i,d)c 1bGtiahe. teiue Safe etua.
,inoiam 1@nbpu Sitters lit aud,
ebcu nngefnmmen!
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3ebn 6ebOtt fir S6iiler.

8fidteu e;re8
Sdulers foBt Sc.
beimrotb 8ubelm
Muu6 in einent
tleinen Guiinb in
lpIaenoer 6orm SUI
i1nimeu:
i 8stne Sdule
tit ein tIein r
StnGt; iei eln
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Mfrin %altutin.

Turd ptBloic 5trtdeu uuo cnoIoie
gStlicu
Gari nitiut Stele oidl iudleno be-
lleitcr,
Ted, gIC,h Der &piieH idiudnien
tHeiiaiten.
WINNER oril illieu, nlnliacr nldl
halteu.
9tf hat' i.5 ride Sehniudlt cnl-
pIunoeu,
Cd Iann njat uerQcHen, tam uiat
d|eiunocn;
,id !aHn Ggg ria aWdoi8ea GuIe CT
5lttCtf
l}ne |da>.n> Sr iaseu, mas 'd 9t'
i}tten.
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fxg SeGt Sud pie Nnbsre Guh leben
in Der auuit9Onsrie auf Dem Goitumielt
in DR. @ermantas00le am IS. uno 10.
6ebruur.
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/ ben srOBsn uno
umfa6enoen Bore
b%ereitunaenI Su
oem 9rOsen ga.
5anr in bar Ger.
mania'Soae uno
i%tatifneeno am
M NJ d mnb
3 0 nerStoq.
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9Suute nusfueifem. 9ouis Minb,
jtner Contractor aus @ltuelano. Der
augebliber llnteridtelie flithti0
genOroeu mar, berno6 bier perbaitct
WurOe uno bonn Sberiff bis gum @ins
lelner NusleierunQsp1piere
gegen Slntel ie9ung elmer Silrgifnit
ON $1,000 auf irsisn 5uB 9eiebt
lpuroe. wotl.e lid ON Mitlpo6 inter
3nItitlahuug letuer 9nuticu aug Dem
5toube MAIDEN. Ger Monn bate lit
bis Sanoustp o, cine @ilsnbobniabrs
9ei0it. SH Sauanuab. 81. 0ns
qtfommen, Ittt8 Ell iebod aus uno Iubr
nab Gtiojt. Sobnlb er oort ben pug
II bate. mnrcs Ct pen 5lpgi 4tls
QotoettthuS. be tim oon bier aus Qes
l0I4t lpartn uuo mdbreno ofr 9an5tn
8alniaar, linter TON g~eitiien battsn
batter nuo iIber bic 8renie nod,
: 0t0 Qebratt no CT benz ll~ntetiberlii
= W0up uom 0WDltoq1 Gounin. o..
.tbeyGebtn mutos. 9iciar brohte ouu
f'}ann uah G.eoelano. pon oeii:n Bes
0rogn Der Niann 8eluanldt miro.
49, 9reiien Ste midi am @unidl~
Hrunnen IN Der @srmnnta' Qlue an
Is. uHo 10. 5ebruar.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-02-13

Hxg SIN &orteu5;mmer metcen &yeiie
~pfiertrt fir SfGls. 6%unfGnroeris uno
SttogesSpitle nm Is mo 10. 6ebrunr
in ser @ermania. gale.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-02-13
1leucIte Rl13ejQen

airius Sge]idlau;rigsn ioittm
IL 26ortf orer lututger.......... q 9eHts
II el$ Il ltprif ............... ~ 9eEt&.
Is o5 70 " orte ..... 40 Gents.
81 bis p ySorts . ....Sn @eute
lsber y VI erts . gents pro ysort.
Sic @orte pgtsrlonct". Nv rsrtaafti" IN rtr
rttethen" siSGrtuPT o~trilnaf" II. (, NJ. fo~'f ne
aoore}en iBb Elm 3heii Der NH'eiaen rub mnHer bel
Egels- Veref1Uure ais YSQrte mltaeaablt Wer6en,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-02-13
Socrates.
I'm srsuflin. Glnb ,uurse frrs.

Sm TrGutiin. Sub iuuroc furS'
lib I5er n%att2nale BrUbibulon oebat'
tirt, uHo Der vlyOtenen" Seite, tpeIde
Qnnabme 6fr STANDARDIZATION i'm
GougreB beiurtporlcte, muroe einitlma
mig bic &dlme 5rsrtnnnt. - Gb Die
0erren mobl idor einmal iibsrIeat bae
ben, mas aus unierem ga GruIe wers
BEN mlr0e. p1un rationale ErObtbttlon
cur Qbatiod)e pilroe} Nenn hie 8rous
inOuitrie unier ga QrUiie ntht iGite
nuIbanen beIien, 10 mare Dem 6ruatlln'
@lu6 wobI faum ie @ele9enbeii 9ehoteu
morosn ms Qeben Su treten, uno Die
ni3tsminsrlIhen 3y0pie. Die isbt ten
9tabm uon Der NttI6 obSuld0pitn @ea
leqsn6elt babtn. milBten iib ibre Snbs
iiitsu5 aug otu eignen Yiotsn lausen!
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-02-13
ST. Darenttnsto 8.

Woh INNER lpelen in uni5re pyoiajldc 3@t Ste barns
ptn, iloAIitsn 6elte uno @tbrdutt oar &orieit hineJu.
usnn bleiuben nuh TN 20uls DER 3lbrnunogtie tpeitnlib
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-02-13

Cargo III 9ioriUalf geie9rniorig.
On qans %beiOnoets l60llsr Qgtlle lrbt
man ju 9toiwalf 9eaen oen 3an9o uno
'elne Berebrer Dor, inoem man Qebiet>
ndt nur init elmer @t,oitrGie be.egt.
lpenu tie Ijd bsim IangotauSeu erIpts
loben lonen, iontern iie aud nod ms
2rd Itedt. 3toenidllS bat Die BtaaGes
beD0ros cine oohinqe6enOe 0rotnani
angenommam, Ter Wlrldaa bat Den
Aultrng b,tommen. Die oUrttge 3anis
ofooemte ia ihlieBen. in lpelber DER
Ianpo, Die Sotansetfinbun9", pis lid
elmer be: Stnotrotbe ansbrLdte. 9slebtt
'uurOe. Wotlpalt lit ons 6sim ton
0iep. u. g. 6rsoerldS. Dem beriibmfen
Niiemblumonn. Der lih idlon INNER
als Elm Worulapoltel b%etannt gemodt bat
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-02-13

@eTnneen. 9ie 15id9rigs Qpojo
QaOte, msi6e an 80. 3anuar aus Dem
Qeim ibrsr Mutter. Jrou Niinule 2Hote.
1922 2erljnitrnbe. perihwano, wuroe
uOn ibrfm Cn!eI. 6ermanu 0ettnnnn,
1851 g8oooitra6e, in Winneapo.is GEE
%innoen. 5ie bate ga Ggoiie uber.
otiiiiB bsIommen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-02-13

AiAflf tAttNNA ~ ~ RN EANtA
NIL uel loren bltru. Wtrabe Gui
otr Nauo lleQt bierily aIa 8tmciS
Ger 81. Nattntin&toQ. Der all
l0lri,dl ON IA. 6ebrudr Sem
Nuotnlen ocS am islbeu Gage
pts !, brt9 go w0brtuo ser
pm Dem tpmlldJfu autlsr
GinnoluS II. nnQ3pyouettu
GbrNttnuerlo.auu9 br9tmrrS
ottn Nihols Na,utu 9tulos
iau III. %lInleyt &oriahuu
Ql,c8'cn NilItu IlA ~btlonoerS
%opMiubldeu mno am %ur1bgnos
~ s'onoerSlp 9ioroeuIopa
bic IuuQsn Nsute betofgisi @ts
ltildlt@ It0qIih 5ulamutn uuo mub.c
guuH t,oir 2ue,,nthmtr eiH yes uG,i
Gggt 9,smtU eiutH or aHtpticrScu Iuacs;t
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-02-13

tiniaqes suerit ~be9earete. beiterten muBten. Sisfbej puroc
uno miro aut ieet nob nr lonit 10 lanniits 3uioll mt
allsr nur mrBlt4su Git 10 uift als nur m0Qgb rtor,j9jrt".
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-02-13

= ouU n nn'3ftt Noi,gr0fN ,95It ttn 3edct
mthr. bot fh rod III Qtgn &gltgotn Die
Siut oE9 %tticuoCnS uog Gd5Tltnren uro oGe
&er0bfoi9cr Qpu oleriet sderiQegenil0n6en sta1lten.
Die meiitu unsrfr Stitatnoiifn loasn auttolRQs bic.
lem Sraud nur aee0Hisulcs; otnn uter Ole @n,iitbnus
o~eSielben benton is Wsosr rad. noh 'piiien lie
etfpaS barber.
The Prescott daily news., 1914-09-12
FAVOR AMENDMENT NO. IA
Fordyce Calls on Voters to Support
 the Bond Measure.

Fordyce,-City and county officials and also business men here are talk ing an interest in securing the pass age of Amendment No II at the cleo tion in September. Mayor Cabler has drafted the following statement, which was signed by twelve of the officials and business men:
 "To the Taxpayers of Dallas County:
 we, the undersigned citizens and taxpayers do hereby express our ap- proval of Amendment No. II, which gives cities and towns of more than 1000 population the privilege of issu. ing bonds, and we believe that if you will support this amendment in the coming election you will, in a great measure, aid the progress of our coun. try and endorse a greater Arkansas"
 This statement has been printed and q copy sent to every voter in this county with the literature concerning the amendment sent out under the di- rection of Mayor Charles F. Taylor of Little Rock. No opposition has yet been heard, and it is believed this county will vote for the amendment by large majority.