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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-14
HAS NEW MOVE IN
"BUY-A-BALE" PLAN
MRS. MARY PACE GRONER
MAKES UP COTTON BANDAGES
FOR WOUNDED SOLDIERS.

Mrs. Mary Pace Groner. of New
York and Richmond, arrived here yes
terday and told, among other things.
how she and Anna Case, prima donna
soprano of the Metropolitan Opera
House. ran the gauntlet in escaping
from Germany when the war broke
out.
I'VE were on our way to Munich
to the music festival there when Ans
tria declared war against Servia," said
Mrs. Groner I'VE had no idea the
whole OF Europe would become en-
hroiled SO we did not worry when
our train was Communicated and We
had to get off. There we were left
with two perfectly good railroad tick
cts that We will never use. We made
our way to ST. Moritz and from there
TO Berne. Lausanne and Geneva. Here
we were able 10 get train to Paris
AT Dijon we saw from the train
the shells Of the German guns burst
ing over the city. They were using
field artillery. The real heavy guns
had not yet come up but the shs,ls
we saw looked dangerous enough to
us While we were watching from
the train crowded with refugees we
were recognized by Captain Philip
Lydig. He was on the military train
with the Duke d'Alea and he useo
his good Offices to such good effect
that we were taken aboard the mill
tary train and arrived In Paris thirty
hours ahead of the other refugees.
In London We saw Mamie Astor-
Mamie Langhorne--wno go, us inter
ested In Red Cross work. That is
how we came TO take up the buy-a-
bale movement when We arrived in
New York. We came by Montreal.
sailing nv a Rcval (sNorUa
I'm New York we heard about the
stagnation in the cotton market, and
thought OF Mamie L.anghorne, hor
Red Cross. work and hhe sick and
wounded soldiers we had seen while
on our way from Dillon to Paris and
London.
II thought II might be of some
help II we made up a lot of cotton
handages. 1t would create a demand
for cotton and also be welcome at
the front. We made UP lot OF band
ages with anti-septic cotton and then
bales like cotton bales. We gave away
these miniature bales at society teas
in New York and they made great
hit"
Treasurer James Pace. She said that
she had come primarily to make ar
ranceEcnts here for the coming ri
Aisra Pavlowa, the famous Russian
dancer. who Is appearing at the Me-
ropoiitan Opera House. II her plans
mature It liz likely that Pavlowa will
be seen here the latter part OF No
vernher.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-14
BOARD Of ALDERMEN
SECURES NO QUORUM

Despite the efforts of President
Adams, OF the board Of aldermen, and
Sergeant alarms Ruskeil, Of the city
council, quorum Of the board could
not be secured last night. Many of
the members were engaged In enter
tanning the visiting bankers, and all
of them were doing their best to take
care OF the strangers in our midst
President Adams, with dress suit
on. called the board together at $3.50.
Only five members answered to their
Adams. Christian,
Paul, Mitchell and Melton. Alderman
Melton came. from a most important
private business meeting in order to
be at the meeting, as did Mr.. Chris
tian.
President Adams adjourned the
meeting to next Monday night at 8
o'clock.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-14
At the Iheaters
Ii In to Laugh.

II you antw to spend two and half
hours more or less continuously in
hearty. heartful laughter, journey to
the Academy this afternoon of night
and see the old but inimitable pair of
burnt cork comedians. Mcintyre and
Heath, I'm revival of The Ham
Tree" They ioated into town last
night on a wave OF popularity created
by their first visit in this same piece
half dozen years ago, and kept a
large house in a constant uproar Their
old vaudeville sketch Is deftly In
terwoven into a musical comedy, so
that between the gales OF laughter,
we were RECALLED. so to speak. with
some superb dancing by 1.-the and
graceful couple, backed by opa of the
best dancing and most perfectly drill
ed chorus seen here for several sea-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-14
ONE Of SEASONS
BEST ATTRACTIONS

Some thousand odd people. local and
otherwise. were rejuvenated to their
hearts content at Laverne's Empire
last night while they witnessed dear
fovabIe Aunt Marys transformation.
From the rise of the first curtain therA-
was not moment that was not filed
with uproareus laughter or silent sus-'
pehse The out-of- towflers in the AT
dence were as thoroughly appreciative
of Miss LaVernes art. the play, and the
best stock in America" as were the
Localities who have come to know ana
appreciate and boast OF the organixa-.
ton which has come to Richmond for
three-vear sojourn.
Miss LaVerne received an urprece-
denied ovation on her first sntr1nce.
and the applause which was accorded
her in the same role only a year agO
was redoubled as the action progresS-s
ed. 1t la needless to state that Miss
LaVerne Is at her best as Aunt Mary
but IL may be added that the entire
production, So the program states. was
made under her personal direction.
As much credit is due her on this score
as for her own individual performances
There was nothing lacking In scenic
investure and there was not a point
missed by any of the members OF the
company in any of the alternately brill
liant and ludicrously funny lines Anne
Warner has written in carrying her
exceptional plot to its natural denou-
ment.
THE REGENERATION of Aunt Mary.s
taken all in ALL may be honestly recon-
mended to local theatergoers as one OF
the present theatrical seasons best
offerings.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-14
HEAR ARGUMENTS
ON CHURCH SALE

court. has set November 3 as the date
upon which to hear arguments for and
against the sale OF Emmanuel Baptist
church, Fifth and Leigh streets. to a
colored congregation. Much protest
has been made by the residents Of that
section OF the city against the sale OF
the property to colored people, and in
order to be fully informed on the sub
ject. Judge Scott will hear both sides.
Isaac Diggs Will represent the church
trustees, and Page & Leary the pro-
testtants.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-14
FIRE MIGRANTS FOR
WOODLAND HEIGHTS

The administrative board yesterday
directed superintendent Davis, OF the
water department, to construct a num-
Der Of fire hydrants along Sem.nes
avenue, Woodland Heights. In antici-
patton Of annexation and for better
fire protection. He was also directed
10 look into the further protection Of
Forest Hill. Swansboro and the ad-
5acent territory to be taken in the city
on November s.
The board directed the clerk to
write council, asking for an appro-
priation of s15,605.72 for city ex-
penses TO the end of the year. This
is usual procedure
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-14
TWO YOUNGSTERS ARE
ARRESTED BY SYDNOR

On charges Of cutting Alvin Neisz
and Henry August. OF Highland Park.
on the night OF September %, two
young boys. the names of whom have
not yet been disclosed. were placed
under arrest last night by Deputy
Sheriff Webb w. Sydnor.
Young Neisz. who is only Is years
old, was cut In several places about
his body. while his companion also
received some bad gashes.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-14
BELLEVUE MOTHERS CLUB
TO MEET THURSDAY AFTERNOON

The Bellevue Mothers club will hold
it's first meeting for this term at the
school building Thursday afternoon at
$3.50 o'clock. The election of officers
will take place and general outline of
the plan Of work for this session will
be discussed.
this organization will be present, and
a pleasing and profitable time is prom
sed to all.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-14
peddler Heavily Fined.

r. Schofield, New York tewNlry
peddler, was fined 5000 In Police court
yesterday for operation in Richmond
without a license. A similar chAr9e
against Mrs. Ollie Foster. who wAa o.
rested with him. was dismissed. Soho
field entered plea of guilty throzeh
his attorney, Gilbert K. Pollock.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-14
Governor Issues Requisation.

Governor Stuart has requisitioned
Governor Martin Glynn Of New York
for Peter Kontas. wanted In Norfolk
for the larceny of $2e0 from Frank
Alecopoulas. Horace Hart left Rich
mond for New York with the papers
yesterday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-14

John Gale and John Mcbride. who
are alleged to have broken into a
postof5ice short distance from Roa-
noke, were brought to the Henrico
county jail yesterday for safekeeping.
They will be taken to Roanoke today
for hearing z the unitAd States
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-14
Ha,f.Holiday Saturtiaxs.

Beginning Saturday. the ONCE OF
Clerk Samuel p. Waddill, Of Henrico
Circui. court. will be closed at
o'clock on Saturdays. an order to this
effect having been issued by Judge r.
Carter Scott.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-14
Elementary Teachers Meeting.

The initial meeting OF the Elemen-
tary Teachers association will be held
this afternoon at o'clock in Ruffner
ischool. Officers for the ensuing year
will be elected and plans for the 1914
us campaign will be discussed.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-14
"Tvhe Blue Bird"

The Academy announces the en-.
gagement for tomorrow. Friday and
Saturday, Saturday matinee. of THE
Blue Bird" Maurice MaeterIfnck'a
fairy fantasy of happiness. which has
been the dramatic sensation OF all thu
European capitals and OF London and
New York recently. The performances
here will be given by the one and
only organization that has ever Der.
termed 1t in this country. In tho
English version used none OF the
beauty of the Belgian poets 9rene
work Is said to be lost, while the pro-
duction offered here is described n
the most elaborate that has been made
anywhere OF his play. 1t is, In fact.
The New theater production which WA
the big emphatic success OF The New
theater two years experiment In New
York city. Altogether there are mofa,
than 100 persons in the cast, and tho
production consists Of eleven sumptu-
Gus scenes, the staging OF which cost
a fortune to the prodigal directors
OF The New theater, known popu1ar1y
as the ''millionaires'' playhouse Tho
story of the beautiful spectacle-drMfIsa
tells of little boy and girls quest tor
the blue bird the finding OF which
means happiness. In this quest the9
visit the Fairy Berylune's palace. the
land of memory. the kingdoms Of tho
past and the future, the palace Of
night, and the vale OF happiness. 'SI1se
Plue Bird is described as both 4
ehildren's and grownup's pNky.
There is the highest poetry in II, Ana
the most elemental humor: the lnoe1
Eaive simplicity. and the most mag.
nnicence; the deep symbolism Of the
philosopher, and the realistic wonder
working OF the stage craftsman" On
account Of the great demand for seAtn,
and with wish to accommodates
everybody, the management has d.
cided TO receive mail orders now.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-14
Quarantine Is Raised.

The quarantine placed over the MAiA
Orphan asylum several days ago BY
the health department., because Ofs u
case of diphtheria at that tnHtituxi0ns
was raised yesterday, and tho Asyiun
was given a clean bill of health.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-14
To Examine Clerks Books.

| Commissioner r. E. Peyton has been
designated by Judge Scott to examine
! the books and records of the clerk s
office of the City Circuit court, as pro-
vided for by the statutes.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-14
"Religions OF Europe.

Rev. Wesley Baker will begin a
series of talks on the Religions Of
Europe" In the First Presbyterian
church, on Porter street, tonight.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-14
DEATHS

JNGE-Goldie f. 1nge, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Inge, died last
night at midnight at Grace hospital
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-02-27

Woibinaton ibidts. nahoem es gum
Stnate er6cben woroen a 8ous oret'
bia Sabre aeb6rte er oem %natlOnalen
O~berbaule an. Sm Sabre 1888 uHter'
brad er o~aeroings ieIne parliament
toriite 1batiefeit. um OILS Sstrttar
oes S.nnfrn in &rdiioeHt @nrrslo's
Cabinet III treten. Border, i'm Sabre
1876. bate &c bsretts cine beosuisHoe
Rols bel Der GonsrsBuuteriuduHs lus'
oen Oes Tiloens6apssihen BabIltretts
9elvielt. Am Ssnut ssHOB sr als ss'
ihtdtsr 8arlamentarter bobes an'e9sn.
8eluubers in oaen itoatsDlrtblbattlt'
den 6rassn gait er aIs cine SroBe
0utoritdt.
Sn Bai6ington Sat bic aanos oon
irinem Nblsben aufridti9es Beoausrn
hsruoreerafen, benin ab8elehen Don
leiusr Stlbermarotte mar Esuer EN-
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ben unb babel elm our6 uno ourh
sbrlider uno rehtidaneper eblrn''
Ter. BCr o1en Ginaeu aber nttste
mar ibw ia RoIbin9ton aQgemeln clS
slneu Rsni6en BON i~eltener 9erjsns'
aiite.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-02-27
I6ereficnt0n(cr.

Ger Moriu 3bereiienthnisr. ber i'm
eSobye 1850 nit BEN Billie per guteu
aliicrin i'm authenticated qei6lngen
puroe, ipielt nod beute cine 9robe.
nur tpeni0en betannte RoQe, Ui6t
,tsco lei Wur5eniommiern aIs Gel
tenheit, loUpern als ridti9es, BODICE
IdIbtes GeloItiit. 0ie 5ablreihen
ot%obiidsn uno orobiIjerten Gtimme
in Qra6ien, an Der nfritanif6en HiiIte.
an Roten Wesr uno oem Cuban mol
len nGmlif, ME .. g. GheIpuer iii
ben ,Gty6ipe8 Gociolooiques" mittcilt,
nit tcuet Gnoeren MIu}e be306lt
iperben. ais nit benz alt0lterrtiAfi4en
GjeIoitjid. sSieoe auoere WQ6-uu1 net
len Ie Buriid. uno Die @iensr Mijn3e
mub nod immer in Der perllt:ten
1eanit ben 3bereIient9aIer pieoer
herltelleu, >boleih oas 8eIoitiid in
CeIerreid nift mtbr in aurs lit.
2us GnQIono in rem Sobren 1867 uno
1856 feline 2riegstoiten ii QbeIIinien
te3nblen poIlte, mubte es iih in Wien
: be~re1ientboler i6lugen lo6en, uno
ebeaio StoIien in ben Sobren 1890,
1911 uno 1912.
Njd1t minper m~ertipirbig aI5 bieie
Eotioae lino bic Grinte. aus oenen
bic @eouinen BEN nItsn GbereiientbnIer
ieoem anberen OsloItiif por5ieben.
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nod i6rem 2ooe nod gu elmer unOers
6ofit.n Gbre; tbr ouf ben 2buler 9e
pragtes Bib lett Edlnlih in BEN
queen oicIer G0iter - bic nrdbiiAe
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Ghmudn.rt uuo teiiBt ma9iihe,
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in Wdriu IbsrelIu, lie auf ltr Y2jin5s
MS CUTE cite Grou eriheiut, tlr reib=
lid:3 Soedt 81 er6lide1. Wabrl6eins
Iia bat bic 6rilur rer &oilerin po3u
Qenibrt. Die 6ourtrodt ter 6ruu
ipitIt nGmIj1 lei ten Nro5ern eine
9roGe HCUe, ourGl We t0rn man mt
ben Nbren in eine gcbeinnis0olle Der
binoung tommeH. uho Die 6oure 1inO
aud oerienile 2eil oe5 N6rper8, Der
Fem b0itl 8iit an meilten 1u5geitbt
uno oober an Itdrtlten 9eflbrcet lit,
Sn oem WitpenidIeier SbereIien5 iss
ben HE 9touinen cine D0riteQuna
RES Shleier5 Der oritntdiiihen
6rau uno in threm toiIerlihen 0taa
oem ben &opflhmud. tuie i'm ibrs
6rauen trogen. Nuf cos @orbonoer-
fem o.8 Oiuoems piro 9robe8 0suid,t
geItat. uno ben Wert oes @eloItiidea
bemeNen bic Wrnber nab Der Sab
Der 3in'en Der &rone. BON centn tet'
net ietltn bari.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-02-27
llniere S6nittmniter.

Gin iebss bisier nussjeistsn Shnitt'
multer toitet 10 Gents. Sci Beftelun'
gen benuse nan ben un~isnitebenosn
Coupon.
Ter 5rubjabrs'& fir
Sdnittmuiter 1T sum 8erlrnot tersIt.
Breis bes aotnlOes nur 5 Gents
unler &aiolOa erideint isst uiermaI
i'm Sobr: Jriblinss. CONNER. Serbit-
uno @intermOOsn in sr6stsr &uswabI
oarbieteno.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-02-27

genoe gegeiIterune Qmerifas, aus Ser
li4 oas Speal Der nsuen amerifanis
i6en aEttur uno oes neusn 9ious
bens @meritns beraus3uformsn be-
ginnt. hds 9ebot Der Glei6beit oaer
Wisni9en unD Die 9stdmpfuns Ser
fseIiiden SenOen3sn, Die oisiem Sc
bot pioerfpreden.
gs 1T nod gar nidt eeiast, Bah
fi9 SpIteme pie oas Saplorihe in
europa 10 pbne peiterss einfuhren
lafien t0nnsn. CO if, aIs polIte
man Elm alima bsrpflnn5en. IS 1T.
ols tpputs man hem Roroldnoer Die
Acknowledgement oes Suoldn=
hers auf3pingen, DEN Shpeoen duf
8eistoit ieben, ben Snoier nit aquaz
bit pougisbsn. gs lit oni4einsno
lei9t, an Der 9anobdbe BON Not,
rIaterielem 3pang, Menf6sn cine
neue Qebenspeiie ppr3uidreiben. Der
tie nidt gspa6fer fnlo unb oie Tie in
tiir3eiter 6riIt uufbrau9sn tpirb.
Weniger, ais in Nmerttd, fam in
europa Der Nrbeiteritano uno ber
feline geamte, sic pom oieiem sin<
tringenben vNmeritonismus" sus
nd4it beoro6t iin0. auf ben S6uB
uno tdtigsn 8eiitono Der geiitigen
&reiie rednen. IS lit, 5umal bier
in 9eutI6Iano, elm 9odmut Der
Sulturpreoigersi unb Der Yroipetts
pbraisn eingsriHen, Der sic Qufmerts
ilmteit auf ii6 lentt. unO cas angitz
9eI6rei Der pon Rem ii6er uno unbe>
merit berani9leiaen0m 6eino llebsr=
folenen miro in 0sm %au9smeinen
9ulturget0ie nur 81 !sift iiberb0rt.
Dap fid ba8 RIDDEN miro, unterliegt
teinem 3peifel. Iimmt mar osn an
ernIte uno rubige 3Gtigteit geip0bns
ten Meni6en ibren 6rieoen uno lire
etpa nod porbanotne 6reuoe an
itrer Qrbeit, ioqt man lie gu bei6Ieu>
nlgtsr 8rofitbai6erei an, 70 mirO
nan es erleben, nie cine Qualification
BON DEN 5unoomerten uuFpdrts in
Die Bride gebt. ipie 8er5meiflung
iiA Der mibbraudlten Seele bemdds
tigt, in Der Die lpertpoQIten GIsmente,
aus oenen &uItut i5rs Strait fd0pft,
%5u9runoe geGen.
MiBiiGnoe iper6cn in einem 2anoe,
0ns Nmerita5 Genpp beIiBt, raider
lite, munoen, n!s auf einem Spntis
nert, in rem man 9elpohnt 1T, Die
Gner9ie 0ur1 Nefierion Serfuiert gu
ieben. 2aDlor iGdoet europa ii6trs
lid mebr als Wmerita. Wdhreno
nan brii6en observation-disclosures Gtial-
men Den Srug uno Die S@ma6 aafs
3Cigen bort, oroaenbe Stimmeu, Sc
ben 8ernidtern 8,rnidtunJ anfi,rs
Oi9en, IauiGt man IN europa Fas3i
inert ZEN per5Iiffenotn 2e6rcn, bic
unter Gem Qun96dren 6AlagIport
r@meritanismuS" iegeln uno bies
Wort nod mebr in Beirut br;n9en,
aIs bu5 bi5ber fhon geI6ebsn TT.
ur0 ned, teoor ucn in Guro3u err
fIt-t, mas WTl>ti,au;5mIs IN 0irts
'iGteit t@ece1:st!
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-02-27
To- ssunSerpune ounen.M eoisin

Or. Sings Nsru DISCOVERY 1T llber'
al betannt ais Elm Mtttel, iptItes
iiher Suiten Uoer GrtdItuns turlrt. 4.
Z. Canton uon Goiion. Eenn.. ltrstbt:
Or. Rino's Netp 3iscouerp 1t DE
munoerupaite lReoisiu fir 6uIten. Gr'
tdltunaeu. oen 01Is uno ole Sun8su.
oje id ie in meinsm @eitdlt osrfauit
habe. 3les III ul,.r. freiI Gr 9tni'S
Mem Qiscousrp Die asidbrIiditfn Gr'
~tdltunaen uno 6uiten ionic Huu9en'
trnntbejtsn ishr itnsa turtrt. Sic
iontsn cine 6Iaits ,u lsesr 3ett I'M
6auie habtn inr ole MitsIieber Der
iFomilie. soc uno 81. Bel alien Npo'
thetsrn uber per &oit. &. 9 8udIen &
Co, &biIaSsIsbia ctsr st. 9puis. Wing
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-02-27
Ter 9itiantaer SiiAof (Sailor

Don Der Gpiscopal'airds beBstdnet bic
lett eiRiesr :3sit in MOoe getommene
4aiterbas uIs %uniinuise Ns'tntiou, bic
leolgIid aui 8eirisoigun9 zines mlloen
5enldtionsbeourIniiieS berednet lei.
8ortli6 iast er. unO mir pfldten ibm
g8ort fir Bort BET: .Sebr fpani9e
Wdodsn unO 5rausn er9eben lld benz
Cater. pbne ganj seuau 5u iplilen mas
tie tbun. uno lie tbun es neil lie es
tbun ruoaen unO nidt, lusil lie on II ge'
sluun9en iperoen.1
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-02-27
Or EQUATOR Seaer. Der C.iei,

mol Silberrepubtltaner, wie CT genonnt
ipuroe. 1T n,ht mebr. HUB Der Utnnu,
Der e~igsntlid ShuIo onran trn9. Dab
Teller i'm Sabre 1896 Die repubIItanl'
its Bartet usrlleB. 1T beute Staats'
Istrstdr.
3odoem Senlp Moore teller i'm
Sabre 1903 Don Der bifentliden Nlibus
absetreien mar serieih CT in 8srgsNsn'
belt. uno letblt in leinsr sn9ereu 'pel'
matb Colorado bhrte er ouf, cine Nols
Su ipielen. llno oOh bat bieIer Wtanr
sinmul einen bsruUrrn9enoen Ylob in
Der amsritnnilben Eolttit einsenom'
men. @r mar elmer Der beioen erItsr
Bunoesienatoreu, Die Colorado mad
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-02-27
an VSnibingtuu glnubt man,

baB ons nn9ebtlhe &rte8s9ertht ubei
ben @%nIldnoer Benton IN WiItIthteii
mur e'ne QtidRnihnu aeweien lei, D. b.
bab 8lua 0tnlon b0hit ei9enb1n0is
ermorost uno horn Die SARGE zines
8riessoerid)ts nuigtiubvt blbe. UNI lsl'
mem Ysrbreden elnen gemlIIen 9cieb
lihsn Nnltr!d Su psrlelben. las WtnB
bieit8 8tulbunoeS lit III Den Nu3eu
Der Nmeritaner ihon l,n9it pcu, nur
niht BET Der Re9ieruu8 in 8al9ington.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-02-27

aphbnh.

Gteioer'S oeutih &. ~anltritaHiihes Rod)bud
FIR teine ,yamilien. Son Maloen'ar
Sdreper. Breis IS eeRts.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-02-27
,W~ Tir TrpHbeulen uno aufse'
iprunaene Snmt.

Sir erfrOrene Shren. Singer unb
3sben, auf9elprun9ene 9dnoe uno
2ippen, 5roltbeulen, Sautausbrii6e,
rotbe no raube Saut 9ibt es nidts
beiieres pie Sudlen 9lrnica Salbe.
4as bette Mittsl fir olle SnutsSranfs
hsiien. jufsnoes eczema. Yt.es etc, 25c.
Si nQsn Npotbsfs1n ober per Hoit.
4. s. Yudlen & 60. Gbllabslpbia ober
Ct. 2ouis. NIn5.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-02-27
prdmien Site.

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ubonnentea ertatten ie etuen
fIhouen HdieuSer ais granite
aratts une p~erteirei. du pra-
uien limb feIeeuee sur dns~dhi
porbaMbeu:
R~atnropoft, (bouon iiao orei5ebH !"
mern erIfienen).
Qr1nien oeden Wepr-
,ahlun9.
auohbnd1.
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far tfeine ,Sanltlien. Son Maloen'dr
66reger. Rreis IS eeRts.
Sahmaihiacn.
Die .Rorofern~ RdbmdihiHe SO. | luiro
aui s Sabre itriftlih 9droHttrt, v2rup
heao@. @ehduie, extra fcine 45iitar due
neueIten 8crbefierun9en, e5ioiut oit bellt
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hdItlld Mt TEo
9ie .ytoroIern~. Rdbmdihtne Np. 2, ge'
nau mie go. /. nur nit autheniatbllhet
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@olben Gaf @ebduie. auihenIatiidlen
.ghain Qift", au9elnger @eiiell nit
authumatiIfem .Belt Neplaeer", hubem
Grni. aehdrtete Stabltbelle. ale ~attdh'
mentsS IN Sammet' 9dltfen. GlHe que
G'aihtne Su benz iebr btllt8en er.iS uon
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Ro. 3, mur IN 3tsts GGbtnet-6 orni, S2l
Vile biele Naihinen lino abioIut 9arau'
tirt. Tie ffrdht bat Der Gdnier 5u trGgen
uno lte betrdgt oon soc bis 81, lf nab Der
9itans.
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Noftnuiuct Il q (@1enep Crber), bic Der NotiieigeT
In ben gT6hercH Grtldafteu ~ausIeuea Tam. 90 aver
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anpeiiuu9 ober per gi preBdnfust'ung. lhtft III g
Hidt uOthpenoia, ben hetreftenoeH 3;'et reai'ir't'h y
tcHsu, peuH be Abreie beuilid> geihrteben N Heat
mGn baaeafu Saaraf b tn ben Srtef. 10 ioute ottier
hets r~eettrirt uerbeH, uut tifer ~ ieln, DAB oerielts
xihtiQ autOmntt. FUR ebcloieuounaeH IN elntddleM
Griefprrfh luie i ernehmen iur tetHeTlei BerdHiipUrt
IidbI,it. am 5ane pgn NoreBUer dHberuageu perqeie
man Ia niht, Die ate e,eui0u obi iute Die meme
Boitsfhce aHSust IN. oenr JOINT tonHeu 'UtT BEN 9a
men In ben Guflerr Jar Htft tuoeH,
W puepe ORDERS elJt'u ntbt, ute has 10 OFT aethteht,
ofs pernteiutl ide Cutting sHrudbfhalten Uers
ben, iOubern fiuh ben Srieieu bstsaIesen.
9ieie 8rnmirnIilte miro obne lpelterc
Rotis Don 3eit III Belt ergdnSt nno pcrdu
bert, UNI oieie 4reiie ridten lib uuh BEN
,.meiliecn Wiartprrth.
luiitnug eriulgt MIR ourd Nenoerung
oes 9otuns auf benz 9oreBitreIieH.
Ran oorfilire eintoh;
"NORDSTERN'' La Crosse. Wis.