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The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1914-02-27
Words From Astroloqy.

Astrology has made lasting impress
sion upon the language. disaster"
means nothing but contrary star"
Influence" appears to have come from
the inhowing OF planetary power upon
the fortunes of men. Such words as
aspect" and predominant" though
We might possibly have had them
without astroiogy. have probably been
helped by IT, Even consider" or
rather its Latin original "considerare."
Is believed 10 have been started by
meaning observation Of the stars
(sideraL And "iovial" and "mercurial"
allude to plan.tary intiuence.-Chicag
News.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1914-02-27
The King Of All Laxatives.

For constipation, use DR.. Kings
New Life Pills. Paul Mathulka. OF
Buffalo, N. Y, says they are the
king of all laxatives. They are a
blessing to all mys family and | al
ways keep a box at, home" Get a
box and get well again. Price 25c.
At Druggists or by mail
II. E. Bucklen & Co. Philadelphia or
st. Louis. m
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1914-02-27

rect II. when the heart says ''lutf dup"
he is sure that the mtral valves are
out of order. and he tries to reach
them.
When the heart says "luff-dun" he
draws a solemn face. for both valves
are out Of order. and when II says
''oho-oho" he. digs down into his bag
and goes to work at once. for all is rad
ically wrong. detroit News. Tribune
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1914-02-27
Imsaination in Dreamland.

A man who awake is most prosaic,
whose mind is commonplace. who ia
utterly unable to invent a story or
write drama. will asleep have the
most astonishing flights Of magma
ton. He imagines a story. He
peoples it with players. men. women
and animals, and each one Of them
even the animals at times-speaks his
part as perfectly az il he actually were
alive. -.,
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1914-02-27
Rhythm In Rowinu,

Rowing means much more than mere
exercise at muscles over il all lies
the strong spell Gf ordered movement.
the delight OF pure rhythm. which the
rowing nian is perfectly justified in
claiming must Ice experienced TO be
understood. Lyndon Field
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1914-02-27

Quit Caiomol i is dangerous, Try
Grigsby's liV-Ncr-LaN, that ycgc.
table liver s. rup guaranteed to pro
ducc even better results than calo-
mel. II is absolutely harmless ana
pleasant to take. Amy child can take
il with safety. ASK j. II. Williams,
Hartford. Ky. 1D2y
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1914-02-27
Unloaded.

did you gain in weight after your
1unting trip:"
Only temporarily. ! went back as
soon as the doctor removed the shot
Washington Star.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1914-02-27

one benefit to come being that We
have doubled the number of votes;
but VIC have not altered the ratio be-
tween what is good and bad, wise and
foolish, patriotic and selfish in the
voting force.
1t is the rule of the minority. OF
a small minority, of women trying to
impose on all women obligations
which two-thirds refuse to accept
Evening Post.
Did you know that Ca,omel IL
Mercury, and that its mercurious ef-
fects will ruin the system, while
Grissbys Liv-Ver-Lax is purely veg
etabie. and can be used with per
feet safety? Ask J. II. Williams,
Hartford, Ky. lD2y
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1914-02-27
Had Her Scared.

"What's the old lady worried about?"
SOMEBODY told here there was a
scheme to tax gossip"
IL see. and apply the tax at its
source. "-Kansas City Journal.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1914-02-27
Tonque.TwiSter.

Try this Oh your vocal organ. Say
il over several times, and say il fast:
"A rat ran over the roof with lump
oi raw liver il mis- mouth"
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1914-02-27
on, My. Yesi

Grisss 81 hate to play poker with a
hard loser" BriggsA"it's hanged
sight better than playing it with an
easy winner, BOSTON Transcript.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1914-02-27
Stockings.

II was in the eleventh century that
stockings first came into Use Before
that time II was customary to swathe
the feet with bandages.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1914-02-27
The Idea!

LandsGkeS. Maria. take that
henzine can away from the fire. Ma
riar- What's the matter. Hen! Gettin
superstitiuus Judge
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1914-02-27
Pessimistic.

The best luck any man can have is
never to have been born; but that sell
dom happens 70 anyone.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1914-02-27
Pure Sugar.

Pure sugar will be entirely consum
I'd by fire. while an ash will remain 1t
II is adulterated.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1914-02-27

Ambition. ike a torrent. ne'er looks
back. BEN .lOnSOn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-05-22

bens GeIeaen6eiien 1T hos i'm nddfen
Bib (yiQ. 3, poraeiiibrte. 0os aus
sinem Der bohmaaernen Ieid,ea, bro
hierten 6rtpe Stoffe gst9citelIt
pur0e. Gin iat.cs 0einrot 1T Die
6arbe berieIben. ano bem1rten5ipert
Iin0 bic (angen u .1n Ntrnei uno
Ser R%oatroQen 1s ei5eufarbt9em
2ofFet. Inter oey batb ae3iinettn
9luIc 3eiQt ii6 cine l9eiie aug 6blfs
Fon 3affat uno lnradem ebltfpn.
Der breite 8iirte. al5 3aife. lit auf
Der Iinten Geite neniQ in he
!Sr6e ae3poen un uir0 bort BON ti
ner RoIette NIT snfm 4ler1aut &C.
halten. Der Not Gjit cine oer ntue
ten Nrten 0er a7terun4 CUT ~
Sem SIC 1unf.a 2aun'ec Gifett
qer1fft muros.
C.ne aou1e- a hon 14par3
.pno Q.saif 1T o .:;e moo ie5r BE-
TEST. Gle fin lei DEM &,etos
1es n5af.en q 177t1. A uro 'e5i
ror.alsafttr 1 oan7 Tie ut.er
fli7e nus fAl1a IaFfes ho. e.scn
v I3rmi9en 4g nit uno ra.s
QetneIl51er. auffGlj1cn GcG
.rai, oo3l fte6t 3urud l9h.1aeae
3raQen uu0 c j1un9 os Gas
ihni.tts ans Il. aaztpatfer Wia,irG
C.e Germel I'm s35 ielcar5 uao
r3ib oebllmtsm E6iiTon uu0 NIT
trejten G.reiiea i6nar5eu Ioi
ft ein9efaft. Ger G1rtsl BE-.
I;eEs aus 0ieIem 5toif, Die orerioae
4unlta 0ace8ea IL oem 0eblumieu
Chiffon, ip06ei untet 8oiGnt nit
gofiet umi5unt TT. SIR pa5 untets
qsiDano nutoe e~.nfals IQiiet per-
panpt.
Die 8orli,at f5r Gtiderejgu 6a.
ii4 foaar ouf eral 10 eini1ten Writ
tel ME has z notu4 ausgscedGt.
Wjr 2aiqen biz, IN Ji7. y Elm .s1r
rsi,en0e M,ui.5c. lie bsi BEN oat,.a
IN Roia, Ban aao 0yUn, I'm un.scsa
in Gelo til, he }t0rbe) uno S.5a
un0 Grim {'ly bic 9Iumen sa-
gldttsrl 145- = 1no. geas
81n0,4tsr ranoe 3odsn Gus
peift- 9cn- -e,s'.
Die belisa. TatsnForm tomw. le.
oem lsstsn a.s.,s sig. 9 aus po
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-05-22

piroiqeripeiIe lit Bic enge Rodmooe
fopobl in groben unO gon3ea, ais
aud unter Sen @lodentuniten nod
beibebalten mor0en.
Die Sourniire. cine Grinnerun9
an Die M}o0e Der oAt3iger Sabre, lit,
fails ie Antlang finoen iolte. nur
fir IbIonte Damen geeisnet, Die
Yuffs iinb bauIhig angeihobent un0
mebr oner m.1igsr d~biteben0e Stoffs
bropierunqen an Den H0der, un0
3nor 1T sic neueIte Qrt bes .Yuffs"
riitlpdrts, 100 Ser Ho1 bauiheno
bohgerafft un0 tpom0qltd nod nit
elmer qroBen Sdmetttrlings= ooer
SiiqidIeife Qe3iert pirp.
Man t6nnte 0ieie neun. binten
DISQUALIFICATION R0de elmer 4rt
Sdur3e perQlei6en. bu lie oft eineu
3meiten (meiIt pIiiiierten) GOd error
bern. Der 9ep06nlih nit Der GaiQe
i'm Stoff ijbereinitimmt. mdbren0 Der
qeraffte ueberrod jtBt it)on pielfah
aus eincm gcitre,ften ODER oe0,udten
obgepaBten S6dI nit 8oroure ODER
nit 8olontobihiuB qeipdbit mir0.
Reben 0ieien petinieoenen neuen
Rodformen tommt auh Der 80iaut
rod 3ur 0cltunq, un0 5lpdr miro er
bauptfGhlid in ser S~ommermooe
sias Roue ipieltu, Wton iie5t aat.-
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-05-22

i'm G*3en, untsraai5 Dsr Gaiqe bau.
.5ten0 mo dnfprutsool bic Mui
mtrtiamteit ouf IA lenfen. Selr
u~nQepotnt tommea uns ieBt audi
noa Die en9sveu E1iuen, bic porn
uno rId.udrts non atimooiiher Nrt
5etei!::n Iai.lsG:file 2ol, oie en9sn
tteraei, bic 6.ei+ leii'5 mt. elmer
%tammar;i8 hotitsa5roen RGIte In
oas 4tnlo4 etfi1 9e,o-a. C3s
Fno W1n0lQnssa. af ois-gi+; 0ie
q;r'caofcrm IND ar s,a.i5it7 oei,s1
FL sriatlen tegt1ou3sa i5Nnten.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-05-22
GoltstiimIiGlc Slide.
Gtnc nntiuua!putrid:;iAc %rrfHouna OeS
SGnin9 pgn Staten.

&1nia 9ittor Emanuel fat e8 NIT
einem Cartier 9latt griin0,ib perbors
ben. Gr bat, menu 3utrefien0 be-
rittct miro, onqeoronct, oob an ieis
nem 6ofs fortau Die 9iiatarten itos
lieniid, uno ui6t me6r fron30iiih o5*
gefabt iein Iolen. Dafiir muB er
MN einen Ieiien Iaptl eiuIteden.
Mertpur0ig lit MIR. Dab bic Anor0s
nunq in eintm 2lnpe nit 10 otta9ea
Iprpd)enem g}ationdIQefijhl lpie Sta
lien niht cher erQanQen lit. Writ Der
SprQte o6er 9ebt Die S0de climber.
DoS 1T notiirlj0 nom iran5oiihen
Stanopuntt ebttfaQs idlimm, 0tnn
ein ehter 6rau3oie erfennlt tpe0er
bic TaIein8berrtfticunQ elmer iren>
ben Gprohe. uod) Die elmer ftem0en
Slide an. Garin d5er bat er unredt.
3n 6rantreih erlett man ndmIid &C.
qenp6rii8 Elm tulinariides oHepipai",
cine Wieoerbclebung Der rein poltjis
fen Slide, penn man Iih 10 aus
oriden bari. 6%rdn5Olen. Die piel in
&raftnaqeu lieQen, baben li4 0driis
Der beIdrpert, 0oB ie i'm eiQenen
2an0e INNER mebr %Irem0artiQe 8oit
porQeieBt betamen, uitt INNER nit
ed}ien W}ititIn. ion0ern oft nit tiins
merliden !6ilisitoffeu, 3ubereitet. Da
Haben Ie einen 0frein aeariin0ct. Der
meter nitlts be}rpcdt, oIs bic geobs
adhtuug Der Gpeiie9dultr orauben in
Ser 8toriu3 beren Numen Die UiIte
1Iie0er 1d1 geQeniejtig mitteiIen nit
Der G5eitite4unQ. oh 0driu edit IrQne
3oTiA pDer international Qetodt miro.
T1s bot eintn 10 pollen Nntlong &C.
fUn0en, bQB audi in Der !6auptitdot
Idpn eine nQtjonlIiitiide 8erpegung
i'm Ftub lit, UNI anitctt Der pieIen
@dn9e iremodrtiQer Gerifte lei 5eiz
fern W}abl}eiien iiCbcr 3lpei edit Ions
ocaijblide Shu6eln. uno omar bolte.
tJnlllte. auh o%erbere. duftra9en 81
Ic'ien. Iarin lic9t Der Stern Der
Sadie. Sine &p6tunr lit mur Damn
,auefj6 menn fe ijd) arf Oas @0Jtas
tImlihe oes Qanoes itJ5t. geht lie
0aoon al, 10 entartet ije. Ias it
in 5raufteih in ocu Iebtcu 314t3ehn-
ten ogn6blih, mCuiHit.us an Stat
ten nit aroBcm Grcnocncegts6r, pon
-enNT| 7rplafqen (EtuheiWii6eu uahre
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-05-22

: II a6ni8 nein i'm 9eus
nus mutce unter REDEEM Gbrungen
Elm beroienter Neterdu p}5 9rieges
1870/71, Der @1rtnereibeibe 90
ren8 0ornauf. 3ar leBten 8u6e qes
leitet, PIN ieinsn Nomen tuijpft iid)
cine beionpere GrinnerunQ. 0ornauf
iuuroe 6eim Wustruh beg arieqss in
bus l.. Battalion oes 2. Waiiauiihen
Suf1nterie Regiments M. s. einbes
rnfen nno na0m an 3dbIreihen De
ied)ten tell. gl0d Der 0eenotQund Der
9dmpie nm Vlr'5 truQ CT bic eriie
peutihe 1d6ne in Die irdn30fite
6dupiit3bt felt 1919 Girejn. 1oguouf
nor nit BEN Giiernen areu3 au89ss
}tjdUel.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-05-22

@oque lit nit grduem Goiiet BON tie
ferer Stottierun9 gdrniert.
Dos ndd5te Bib (6ig. p 3ei9t Elm
rei3en0es &lei0utn ou2 lotlhtm pa.
tilt fir Elm b~reiid1rioe4 WlGohen.
Die Nusld9en fir Der Sto'f 5u bic
fem Sleiohen iin0 ietr acring. Die
G6leif6en an Sod, an ZEN 2lermeln
unO am Rod merben i'm Nilcsitih
du9qeiibrt. ebenio Die Is perbln0enz
Den 0uirlan0eu aus t.tneu Yuniten.
Die Dem Billie bei9eiaa.e @arnltur,
aus aro9en. Monihetien un0 0iirtel
beiteheno. ei9net iih sor3ii9Iih fir
einen peiben Y}anttl aus Wolitoif
o0er Seioe.
sin oauer9aftes aIeio fir oerFdies
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-05-22

per Io9 nit 5lpa. Snsan.- >-a otnsA
ner o5ere 9ollnt meteni-.- eater 1T
ais 0sT untere, Der ali --.- duf3ez
lrst mIr0.
sci ptm in unie~,0 u 9jloe
>6j1. y lt}5isyten RIt.> .,a mir
0CeI N9GHu<9eape BON
otHen Ieoey MT einem ooen
ls,dt clH5ejo3tneu Stre.,. D.. N.ej-
D~trttoift3 aaHgieren1c mlttt, in
Grau mo Crdngdaroe 4aE'dumt
II. Die eiufatea. sega-a Nnitn
mirtea it9r Qtlamadoou. Die Eutle
il, I'M drme..oitn YoieIo.a. -.nl!ttn.
llnter Dem 9o.ero tn, ..al Sluie
ans srauem Gbjffon. tea.n.srt nit
Dem Han8ierenOen 21fFa. hcrpor.
Cir oraH8sf0rbi9er &a.H nit
Uo.oi5ittre belebt IN E.Hcsud in
gliidIi1tr @2,iit. Der gc.u nit
Sdlejfe s;idioFene G~u@ btItebt
aus prangeIorbigem 0@H;. Die
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-05-22

nod Der 9aine frties Spiel taIen,
bafiir aber i'm Iuden etmds arlie9en
uno audi Die giiite Ieiht 5ei6nen.
0ieie neIen 9rin5eBtIeioer iino oG.r
g~etp0hnli4 nid1t in 9on3er 2ange ge4
idnitten, ionotra bieImebr ourtb Ell
men leidt orapierten o0er faItiQen
Hod er1dn3t, Os1en 2(niaB unter Ell
ner tief 9erijdten S6drpe oerborQen
iii. Die Prin3eBtuniten iino Dben
mieoer@ ooer IsibhenurIig 9eidnjtten
uno reide1 unten ~allmdbIif ipeiter
fperoenb ober Our1 einsn Serpsntinez
polont BON 3iemIjter 8reite perldnz
CERT bis etIpo gu BEN 8nien. Merts
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-05-22
gnr nnsrrr Jmspnn.
neutrality-suspicious..

Sd bab Elm G60lcin ocb6ret
9erab pom vincm Baum,
3as hot mIh nitt betoret.
Gar Iciic lang c2 lDm Irallm,
Sd Bah e nid)t gcit0rct,
Mllbt BON mir ieIbit mcbr folrm
Gin o.u 0ii
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-05-22
ger ueraiftrtr t,ud)eu.

SIN NrbcltSjIulmcr bcinl Goftor GlQu3
SteDt Yurgtrucllters oDruune.
Serr IottOr t0nnnt irJlerd nad Sans,
Sn0ercl INT r%uridtn0er Yiiene
UtIB lid 0a3 Itu0den allies belcbn
lln0 inject eli 9tap1del nit Sutmert 0a itcbn,
Gas lltlB ne old GltlD %Der1Id)cn,
Gem he iBt tlr lbr &eben germ SUDDEN.
So bclBt tie oenli in 0lt SUDDEN IN.
= Der &pttor miro lidt3 Derntl1eu -
ga trtt er gera0e sur Sire berein,
Sic lGludt nod nit YllDe Den Ytlet.
nSte aBen oOd nldt BON Dem Sl!ben, mctn 9in0?" =
$50 mer0e bod ntdt!" lprtdt Gbritlne.
4ttt ltnldul0ig l0dcln0er Yticne.
so marer 0ob ihon Die W}luie babel"
Sprid)t @err 2luus, n0oh mie gent e3 ~0riibel?"
lluo CT bort, 0aB DER @crr Dcute tranter Jet,
ltn0 bat Ibnt EN- Srulttdell OerIdriebel;
Gam rllt ct 0cl Glener un0 raprt tin oil:
.SaB 0le &lule 0ub orulBen murten, SopQnll!
Ser pergiitete Sllbra lebt INNER
sin ole Vtalle nod Dtct I'M 3ln1lcr!"
lin 0ottc3pjucn!" rut toteHbeid
QteS EutgcrnelltIrS GDrIltlie,
SD aB uOG Gem &tNDelL Id 1terbe gleb!"
Gud1 Der @r5t uer5icbt ielne Wfene:
u9cQcl Sic 1b al1 0a3 Sofa BORT!
Sb lhifc SuDuuu nob 0er1 WQltteI iort!"
9a3 lt00del ringt Ia)lmern0 DIE 9at0e,
sic ntCint ld)ou, nit INT 0tE8S 81 Gn0e.
sid, Iicber @crr Gottor." rtit lie ans,
80 muB tb Oelm ltcrbetl rod tclteI"
.Sh CLAUDE niht," iprIft 1ottor &Imt3,
o4bcr orauBCl luartcn Die &elte."
0r labt 0a1 p%2r5meuelte Yt0odlel oueln
4tit Sfmer5cn lnO @ngit un0 GelpIlenSpeih,
Sic oeutt: MN erttage lies rtlllner,
ga trltt ldol Der YrSt ms 3uf;nlcr.
Ser Ironf iir Qcrrn Niir0erneitcr lit Dicr! 1t
Nal0 mlr0 Is inn beler iperoeIL." IA
,9ber ip, Mcrr Guttor, mas MIRO penn aus ntlrE" 81
9iuft ous WtI0dcn nit ploen 0cber0en 4
Sic rcAnteI1 en- @rauicpuIpcr, ncin Sino,
g5eil Sic cin tpcnjg erihroden Itno;
Gent Der ~ucrgiftcte <d]et
Sit mlter DEM Sofa 81 iuden!"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-05-22

Gos Ni69Icin hot belle g~ciungcn:
Qie Nodclrin tuno ga"
Id BIZ, 81 S@atne g~.0run9en
4tcin gn8 lie icIbcr ioD.
lbi. ihr N1lcliungeu,
y&ie iiB mir Oa Jcidob:
Gin Din 0il
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-05-22

lin sur Setting. IS bet einen brei.
ten 0jirtel nit luabrnebmbdrer Sen
tun9 noh hinten 81, nit pelder
2inie Scr untere Sdum 0es %ddens
ihobes TORI rponoiert. Der 8rdQen,
bic 9epers .n0 Sic QufidIdge Ger
2(ermeI pom 0reiojerteI Qdngt fno
aus 0}oiree 9eferti9t, uno Die Repers
perlangern iih gu ShIeiIenenoen. Die
iiber 0en @iirRl berabIaIen.
Der ijbriQe 2eil oes 0eloanoes lit
obne ge'ob. Der iugtnOIid ousies
hcnoc 0ut 1T. Dem aleioe entipres
6eno, nit Moircc ijber3pgen uuO nm
bic arone id'Iinqt iit ein 8ano aus
ieinem Gtrob, Nuf Der red)ten Settle
iin0 Elm Ghleifhen aus ihpor3em
SAINT uno 3pei @ieIfs0ern an8es
brd1t.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-05-22
1aa lrrrr platwrm.

Gin @Iatt iloa mir ms 16reib9e'
mad
Wtit elmer Eruuertlm0c:
Sic Wtutter llcgt gum Sterben
idtuad),
8 idltme feline Stln0el'
MtA trug oe5 Gonlpic3 0IiigclroB
gSohl ulcic, picic I}ctIcG
@leld)lpie pom @o8cn ooS Ocifcb
60 bait ih mGBcn ellen.
llno oI5 i1 III bic @einlat fam,
Sic @rii0er BORT iiG tanoen =
9cin y8ort. Ntit tbrclu ItIllcn Grant
Sat- lb lie 8Ieid) %perltaHoen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-05-22

Gin @runbIiher. 6err
Gum Qottreimner): ng1ohI Elm redt
@Iuueres uHo bcidnerIites @ciddft.
ollie Die Vopierc un0 3eitangen oufs
mtihe BON Dem VubIi'
tum bier I0rt9eporifn meroeH2"
9artrtiniqer, los lpiIl i'd met
men! llno bis man 10 allies ourfa's
itu0jert bot e.. ="
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-05-22

lpenn oieieIten ita nitt 70 ayoBer
Seliebtheit erfreaten. Wau periuat
@ferner mieoer B:jn3,tiuritsu 1,uo
islbit G~rin5ettleiley pon 3IsnIit an
Iie9eRosm Sdniti, Die fgst.ia tanler
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-05-22

Gpuro: Gent Dir NAL. mo8
mir beute pa1iert 1T. 8rinat mir
Der grieftrdgcr einen @eIobrief liter
bunoert Mlart, i'd qebe Dem Wauue
Dor 6reu0e meinen leBien 5inl3i9-
Qfenniger ol8 Qrinlqelo. uno mas
1T in Dem Brief, ais ib ibn ofine}
Sin Wiobnbrief BON meInem S9nei-
Der. 0ait Du Worte2"
8ummeI; .Dos lit o~ller0iug8
tine Viehertrodt in 0roBfoIio!"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-05-22

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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-05-22

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publitum2"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-05-22

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Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1914-09-17
FURS WILL COST MORE
AS RESULT OF WAR

New York, Sept. 1~2.-Joseph Byrne.
head of Joseph Byrne &, Company
dealers in furs, was among the Ameri-
can refugees from Paris who cached
New York this week. MI. Byrne said
that one of the results of the European
war would be the raising of prices of
Russian n other European furs this
winter, and that fur coats and other
garments probably would increase con-
siderably in value. Most of the supply
on hand in this country, he said, has al
ready been made up into garments for
the coming season. and it is impossible
to get new shipments.
If the war continues until the middle
of next year, Mr.. Byrne said, there will
be such a dearth of European furs in
this country that it will be necessary
to create new American styles, which
will include the use of American furs
for women's garments. Sixty-five per
cent Of all American furs have been
exported to Europe during recent years,
Mr.. Byrne said.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1914-09-17
EMBASSY ATTACHES
INSULTED GERMANS
Threw Pfennigs Into Crowd,
Surrounding British Building
At Berlin.

New York, Sept. IA new version
Of h attack by the Germans on the
British embassy in Berlin on the day.
England declared war was brought
here by Hilmar Ehrman, q distiller, OF
Louisville, KY. who arrived on the
steamship Rotterdam yesterday. Mr.,
Ehrmann was an eyewitness OF the
attack.
When news of E%ngland's declaration
of war became known In the German
capital a great crowd gathered in front
of the British embassy. The crowd,
according to MIR. Ehrmann. was full OF
patriotic excitement, but quite orderly
and peaceful. The density Of the
gathering, however, seemed to alarm
those within the embassy.
Suddenly" said Mr.. Ehrmann.
from several windows Of the place
handfuls of pfennigs We're thrown out
upon the crowd. Whether this was
done in order to placate the crowd or
whether 1T was don as an internation-
al taunt. do not know. But the crowd
viewed this largesse of pennies as a
deliberate and unmistakable insult. In
a moment it was transformed and
stormed at the embassy, breaking the
windows and uttering cries OF exc
Grafton.
ANY impartial observer (. OF the
scene could not but admit that 1t was
the action of those within the embassy.
ill-advised at best. which brought on
the scene that followed. The police.
as soon as they could, put an end to
the demonstration"
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1914-09-17
BATTLE OF MONS BROKE
A PEACEFUL HOLIDAY

London, Sept. 14.-A British private
who was wounded in the fight during
the retreat from Mons tells the follow
ing story of the battles beginning:
1T was Sunday and the British regi-
ments at Mons We're merry making
and enjoying themselves in leisure
along the streets. Belgian ladies. re-
turning from church. handed the sold
iers their prayer books as souvenirs,
while the Belgian men CAV the men
cigarets and tobacco. which was even
mare welcome.
AT noon. when the men We're be
ginning to think about dinner, a Ger
man aeropiane appeared overhead and
began throwing out q cloud of black
powder, which is one of their favorite
methods of assisting distant batteries
to get the range. No sooner had the
powder cloud appeared than shrapnel
began to burst overhead, and in a mo-
meat all was confusion and uproar.
Blu. it did not take the regiments long
to get into fighting trim and race
through the city to the scene of opera
tioas, which was on the other side of
the small canal in the suburbs"
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1914-09-17
STEEL TRADE SPIRIT
GROWS LESS HOPEFUL
Home Sales Falling Off Not
Compensated By Export
Increase.

New York, Sept. 12.-The Iron Ago
says:
The falling off in new business at
home has been more marked in Sep-
TENDER, n export trade does not de-
velop fast enough to make up the loss.
Sentiment is not as hopeful as it was
10 days ago. There is more tendency
to the view that a quiet market is to
be looked for during the remainder OF
the year.
Inquiries for export continue and
England is asking for bullets. sheet
bars. wire rods and skelp to replace
semiinished steel that has been COM.
ing from Germany, but sales are not
heavy and the steel corporation is
making most Of them.
august pig iron production indi-
Gates that steel works kept up their
rate Of operation through the month.
Our statistics show a total Of 1895, 26I
tons, OF 64,363 ton a day, against 63.-
$50 tons a day in July. The net in
crease of about 1900 tons a day rep-
resents 1000 tons a day increase by
steel works furnaces and 700 tons a
day decrease in merchant furnace out
put. Ten furnaces blew out and
eight blew in last month, and Septem-
Der opened with 1877 furnaces in blast
with a daily capacity Of 64,203 tons.
against 63,933 tons a day for 189 fur
naces in August"
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1914-09-17
PEACE STAMPS ARE
READY FOR SERVICE
English Speaking Nations Com,
memorate 100 Years Peace
Mo Client Celebration.

Washington, Sept. lathe bureau of
engraving and printing has practically
completed it's work on the new 2 and
scent stamps to commemorate 100
years of peace between the two great
Notwithstanding nations, dating from
the Treaty of Client, which was signed
on Christmas eve, 1914. 1t is expected
that the stamps will be ready for is
sue by october /.
The 2-cent stamp shows two fe-
male figures clasping hands across the
hemisphere, the one holding the Stars
md Stripes and the other the Union
Jack. Beneath the figure, typifying
America. is the date "1S14," and at the
feet of the representative of Great Brit
ain the date 1914" This stamp is
red. There is no attempt at fanciful
work.
The scent stamp is blue. 1t bears
a winged female figure. Leaning on
palm, her right hand is spread out
os though bestowing the benefits of
peace upon the English-speaking ma
tions. The word Peace" is prominent
on both stamps.
1t now looks as though there will be
no general celebration of the Client
treaty centennial. The plans that were
made included general celebrations
throughout Great Britain, Canada and
the United States, on December "a,
1914.