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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-16

THING FOR HIS GUESTS TO
DRINK
We began reducing our stock
last New Years" he explained.
and 40 are down low. We antiei.
pate no difficulty in disposing OF
most OF II,
MORRISON IS GLOOMY
Jim Morrison was found sitting
morosely amid desert 81 bare
tables In his dark and deserted
Rathskeller cafe
Yes. we have n lot OF reserva-
lions" he said. but. as you see.
We arc closed And there Is little
probability that we shall open
again. Prohibition did H." he
added.
At the Washington big crowds
are expected. Many tables already
have been reserved. Special enter.
talnment will bo provided
People are coming from all over
the state" announced Manager
Johnson AZ Tate's We will have
a special program and we expect
to wind M with big bang"
May Come and Go
n looks aH II there would be
scramble at tho Breakers. whore no
reservations will be taken. II will be
case OF first come. first served ="
No rough stuff will be toler-
ated at the lIofbrau. which IL book.
ing table reservations. to extend
from 8 p. m. 10 midnight. People
holding reservation may come and
go IA they please. Whatever
liquor Is left over will be given to
the employees OF the cafe.
Reservations we're accepted
Thursday for the first time. at the
Savoy. despite tho fact that many
requests have come In before.
TRADE 10 FALLING OFF
Similar stories were told az
Grants and the American and sew
eral others.
Tho prohibition law provides
| that all liquor not consumed must
be out OF the state within 10 DAYS
after Jan. I For this reason.
liquor dealers and cafe managers
have been figuring with "A tough
problem.
In opposition 10 their desire to
unload at bargain prices Ia the
necessity OF holding In reserve
enough for the great blowout on
| the last night.
Added 10 the general nervous.
ness 10 the announcement from
dozens Of bartenders that trade al.
ready is falling off The presump-
| tion In that many n fellow who has
been accustomed TO his daily min
is cutting down so he may become
| used To the big drought.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-16
HIS CHRISTMAS SHOPPING

M OST men shop little at Christmas.
4vA Some men never shop at any other time,
and they DO not like the ordeal. To make it as
short as possible, they take the first thing which
the clerk shows them. Which is unnecessary.
And expensive. And they are disappointed.
So il seems we'll to remind the man who
woud-a-Shoppng- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ould-lethim-
or-no that gloves are not just gloves-there are as
many kinds as there are brands of cigars; and that
handkerchief may cost anything between a jill
ney and SIS; and that he can "suit his purse" in
big and little things, IF HE INSISTS ON DOING
so.
The size OF the Christmas bills can't all be
blamed on woman. Big figures follow some of
the items because man lacks practice in shopping
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-16

OAKLAND. Cal. Dec. ls.-Maury
l. Digs. with r. Drew caminetti.
son OF the commissioner general Of
immigration. under conviction In
the federal court for violation Of
the Mann act. was married We'd
nesday night TO Martha Warning
ton. his companion on the trip
which caused his conviction and
which excited nation. wide com
ment at the time. DigEs was sen
fenced TO two years imprisonment.
but is out on $4,000 bail on a writ
granted by the United States su.
preme court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-16

You ask my personal opinion. !
have never missed an installment
OF Confessions OF Wife" and
while you think Il differr 20 greatly
from the material In my columns. |
have often found a striking similar,
iiy between the trials OF the prin-
cipals IN this serial aud the real
troubles OF those who write me
daily. DO not always agree with
Margls'a logic. but AT that. she hits
the nail aauarcly on the head a sur
prlsinE number OF times. do not
believe any woman Is In u position
to Justly criticise Confessions Of a
wife" until she Ia. or has been. mar.
ricd
Dear Cynthia Grey: read In
lssi nights paper an article about
the legislature Of Wisconsin pass.
ing a Jaw 20 steriIixe the insane.
fseble-rnlnocd and mentally defee-
tive. The author o. this article
was shocked. Mortified at the en-.
pertinent Wisconsin was making at
the expense Of mos, sacred fune.
tien" OF mankind.
Sacred function" indeed How
often do ne read Of women, airls,
even babies, being literally torn 10
pieces BY these insane. feeble-rlnd.
ed. mental defective beasts
VIVA, kind Of Offspring would
they be1e'f The insane and feeble.
minded ssylums are fgll Of these
poor unforturs,es. What RICH,
have such people 10 bring helpless
little CHILDREN into existence. han.
slapped ~ these children musi
be. 10 be burden upon society and
. misery 70 themselvesf
Proaressive Wisconsin - would
there were more states like herl
The more sterilization. the safer u
will be for our girls.
T~cntyfour men 20 be sterillxed.
herrorsl
But what about the hundreds OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-16
WILL CARRY LAND
PLEA TO CAPITAL

Frank Terrace. King county farm
sr and good roads champion. whose
influence for better built highways
has been strongly felt In Oregon.
wili lead an expedition 10 Washing.
ton. d G.. about February !. de-
handing that would.be settlers who
have offered the Southern Pacific
company 81 50 an acre for the o. a.
G. grant lands be given advantage
when the lands are disposed OF.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-16
CONTINUED
FROM PAGE I
CAFE MEN PREPARE
FOR LAST WET NIGHT

sold. and the rcyel became a
Wild mardi gras. lmpromptu
parades were formed and thou
sands serpentlncd thru the
crowds. n was the widest
night the Southwest ever saw.
a few days later came the
anti-cllmax. The brewery had
on hand about 10000 gallons Of
green beer, that was In process
OF making. but not finished. 50
II could be shipped Under tho
Law. this could not be finished.
so one morning II was turned
into the sewer.
The sewer was too small 20
carry the rush OF the brew. and
Il backed up into the cutters
OF the surrounding streets.
DRINK FROM CUTTERS
People came from all over
the city with pitchers and
mugs. wash-boilers and bot
ties. TO gather IL mp and carry
It home. Men and boys. with
thirsts developed since prohibit
ton. bent to the cutters and
drank from the foaming
stream.
Finally the police we're
called 10 the scene. and. with
flying clubs. drove the gather
ing crowds back from the free
Joy rivers"
wowi
II Seattle is going 10 cut mp liz,
that. there are going 10 be severa
thousand headaches the next DAY
But rs all that going 10 happei
here? Nobody. II appears. can tel
whether II Ia or not--nobody, tina
IL. except the cafe managers. AM
they
LOOK FOR BIG BUSINESS
Wen. they are looking for a BIZ
business that night OF nights.
At the Butler. for instance, a
Cheshire Mitchell. manager. say
he could I'll two cafes the size O
his. Judging by the requests for res
ervatlona which have already com
In. He has reserved practically al
his tables.
1T viii be the Erandest. largea
celebration we ever had he said
his face beaming Some OF tn
best people In the city will b.
here"
HE rs TRYING TO BUY SOME
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-16
Clycerine and Bark
Prevent Appendicitis

The simple mixture OF buckthorn
bark. glycerino. etc, known aa Ad-
ier-i-ka, astonishes Seattle people.
Because Adler-i-ka acts on BOTH
lower and upper howell, ONE SPOON
FrL relieves almost ANY CASE con
Htipation. sour stomach or gas II
removes such surprising foul matter
that few doses often relieve or
prevent Appendicitis. a short treat
mcut helps chronic stomach trouble.
The INSTANT. easy action Of Adler
I ka IL astonishing. Swift's Pharma-
cies. Second ave. ana Pike and 235
N. broadway.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-16
POULTRY IS JUDGED

Much OF the Judging in the poul.
try show had been completed
Thursday. Ribbons have been
awarded and the other awards,
c9Sh. dinner sets and loving CUBS
will be given later.
The poultry show Is being held
under the auspices OF the Seattle
Poultry and Pet Stock association
on the second floor of the White
Market building. Fifth ave. and
Pine st., and viii be open the rest of
the week.
f. j. Gribben. SO, died Wednee.
day at Providence hospital.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-16
Can You Stand
the Pace at SO?
keilo9o's ssnltons Waters Make
You strong and Husky ~ You
We're In Days OF Old
5O-Cent Box FREE
By Altman

~ you're slowing up" on vitality.
feeling old before you should. your
nerves need n touic--take kelioggs
lsauitone Waters now
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-16
BE PATRIOTS FIRST

n NE can see no good reason why Uncle Sans
- defense plans should be framed in demo
cratic caucus. The question OF preparedness is
national issue, not party measure.
Every member of congress should he fully
taken into the confidence of the majority party
Every member should be permitted as far as
possible, to assist in the initial framing of the bill
as we'll as in its final passage. In this dominant
issue, congress should know no democratic, re-
publican or progressive lines. The preparedness
measures should be planned and framed in free
conference.
The passing of a measure, or measures, which
will satisfy the country is not going to be an easy
task Formidable opposition will have TO be over
come.
For the democrats to ALLEVIATE any part Of the
republican support they may need to pass the adj
minstration measures, by petty, time-worn party
methods, would be treachery to trusting con-
stituency.
Cut out the caucus talk and get down to
business.
WHILE THEY'RE firing all around Greece il must
be pretty hard for her to stay the fence without
melting and running down side the other
FOR THE first time in the worlds history hades has
reason to be jealous of Europe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-16
Regal Dental Offices

Dr. T.. ". Clark. Manager
1905 Third Ave-, \. W. Cor. THIRD
and Union.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-16
NUXATED IRON

Increases strength
Of delicate. ncr-
v o rs. rundown
people 200 per
cent IN ten days
fr many Instances.
800 forfeit n II
falls as per fun ex
PLANTATION In large
article soon 10 APP
pear in this paper.
Ask your doctor or
druggist about IL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-16
DR. L. u. CLARK
DECAYED TEETH ARE
A MENACE TO HEALTH

$3.50 80 w. 'sHNffN
DECAYED TEETH ARE
A MENACE TO HEALTH
Even more 80, perhaps. than most
any other part OF tho anatomy, for
the reason that the food comes In
direct contact with tho teeth. and II
they are decayed ~ must become
more or less contaminated
II IL really tho very poorest kind
OF business 10 neglect the teeth
from a standpoint OF health--fron a
standpoint OF comfort -- from a
standpoint OF efficiency Il IL poor
business
Especially Is this true when II
costs so little 70 have the teeth put
Into perfect condition and kept tina
way. III person has a reasonably
good set OF teeth. there n no reason
why decay should ever get n strong
hold on Thorn, ~ competent dentist
IL allowed 20 examine them ono .
every few months, and at the first
sign Or disease In the teeth stop II
at once
All you want TO be sure Of IL that
you got to competent dentist. one
who knows his business To be sure
Of this. DEMAND TO SEE HIS GER
TGFGCATE. In this office every dem
list Is q graduate. registered man.
who has graduated from the best
dental colleges and passed the exam b
lnation Of the state dental board.
Every operator in this office has his
certificate from tho state dental
board hanging right on the wall in
front ~ his dental chair. In plain
sight Of all. You are sure Of get
ting competent service ut this office.
our prices are tho very lowest, and
you Will DO surprised 10 find how
little II VIII cost you 10 have your
teeth put into perfect condition here.
We use the most scientific and up
to-dats or painless methods. 40 you
don't need 10 be afraid Of n hurting
you.
Furthermore. we give with oil
work our ironclad guarantee Of eat
iHfaction. signed both by the oper-
atOr who did the work and by L. X.
Clark. -. y. f.. owner and manager
OF this office. who is thoroughly re-
sponEible.
Don't put It Off another day--coms
az once.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-16

BarteII Drug Co. and Swift Drug
20. always carry 10 in stock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-16

FOR THE first time in the worlds history. hades has
to be jealous of Europe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-16

WHILE THEY'RE firing all around Greece. il must
be pretty hard for her to stay the fence without
melting and running down side or the other.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-03-26
Sir Marfcnlammler.

Sum Gbuse Der beIgiittr ,Reus
trdIiiGt" mubte betanntlih Gngiono
uniere 3eritreuten uno tpebrloien
SduBasbiete ,,erobern," oarunter outb
.Sainoa. 9as srIts, lpas bic sngliIde
Verpoltun1 bort porgenommen bat
i6eint Die Giufiibrung Der britiidsn
8eIopdhrun9. Gs iino ieBt 9rief.
marten Der ergIiihen poit ouf Sumoo
nab 9eutihlano aeluuat. @erners
BET 1T Die osutihe &oIoniaInarfe nit
benz Sdiff. sic tra9en sinen i6par.
gen auforud 6. n. s. unb oen Nsrt
] , apF Der brnunen Trtipfenniqs
marie. q > ouf Der bIouen 3pansias
pfenni9marte, 6 5 auf Der grisfmarte
su so 9fennig. IuBerosm purbsn
bi. isbt eelttnben Marten fir Reuiee.
lamb nit BEN auforud Sanoa psries
BEL unb ous9egeben. @oegsIceen bat
bier cine Marte su J , II @siin uno
nit Dem 9opf aonig C:buarps nit
rotem Iuforud.
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Sinn Sie rbenmotild)?
biren Gle =iuan's.
I,ru

&%enn SIe ihneIle mlo mirflidlc
&cilung non H1eumdtislull9 MIN
ldlen. thur Gle. mo9 Iduienoc ouoe-
rrr Ntilte llldl tbun. mclul imnter Cit
.tniouu tuHmt. ba0cn Gle ole mehc
N,u3fcl ODER Gus @clcnf NIT SloonS
S:dement. Hroudlt nidlt clnueriebcil
81 meroelt. itau itrcihc Is mn oiti
Nie Cberflode. Us orin0t multocrbor
ciu pnt0 acbt oircft 3uri Fit ocy
Sd}mcr5fn ulo 5icbt oieie beiualt
lptnrt hcralt5. Grhoitct cine 6loIdt
ron Slpdn'2 Eminent fitr 25c uoR ir.
aeto elnetn Apothefer umo hoIiut Gil
6 iii Mouie ae1ef CrfGltuuq. luetr
mo %acldnnolIctte @cleate. Sunlba0o.
@tlntleo mo uhnlidle Nrouthcjtcu.
8clo 3urlid. memn uidt 5ufricOcu
ober IS albt belaahe ipiortiNe 9iaoc
rlInq.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-03-26
0tiuas BON Hpicpclt,

& ~
mciics aina, hos ieinen @ater fcunt
acrnit 9ipc'epclt lit Der 9icblimgs.
iptn ieinea @ntcrs. Der i'm por sat
rcn oui oen aroi;en oirltunllder
Sogh3ud mitnlbnt unh nit i1m mic
eiu dItercr tSrcuno ucrtchrte. Scr
Gobn bot bcs &otcrS implIlIipea @e'
icn Ncerht. bot nticr duBcracH cine
(iohc. Ole Scr &otcr n1lr IT. bcidleioc
hcrcm Nta'Ie 6rijbt; cincn Ntiuloer
uHo treiren0pn Mi6.
Hcrntlt .pltrnc einmol mt leinc
Gnllht iIaer itiucu &otcr arlra9t.
tl0 ohtie i'd lanae jl belinncL er.
luioerte err
.Notcr il ein qou5 c;gcnartiger
Wenidl CT mill ilbcroa mo in al
lem Der Critic ieir. 2Scrm er ST elmer
Mcdl5cil aeht, Eod'te CT Qcrnc oie
Nrout ietG, mo mcrm er an einer
&'ecroiAunq I9ejiuimmt, mare er AM
lie5itci DER Het6nom!
&enn 0ieig }lltftooe nidt iuoGr
icja ioate, il 1T iic 0oh auI criorncnl
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-03-26
Sie =Sniel.

Gs lift pisleidt, 10 Ieien mir in Der
.8erlinsr 3eitung am Mittag,~ nidt
Der NGgemsinbsit betannt, oub Der fat
o6t3ig Sabre alte Shirt 8li6er. ein
en.eI oss MarIhals .8orpdrts."
einsu 9ebeimen Croft gegen Ceiterrsit
uno preuben be9t, nift gegen lie als
StGlteu. Ion0ern als Steusrer6eber.
Der iebr rei6s .arme" Mann fiiblte
fh our6 ole Stsuereinftdbuna in
beiosn Reihea bart beoriidt, uno UNI
oiefem 0efibls ben ridtigen ausorud
gu geben. um iein 0elo ni6t in Brsyz
zen ODER Oeitsrreih gu psr5ebren, bot
er iif cine englif6e Snfsl i'm Sdual
9etduft duf Der er, nur umgeben BON
feiner 9ienerf6aft, isiner britten
Trau, etn:r ~geboreren Qrinseiiin Haos
5tmia aus RuBlono uno unge3G6lter
&dngurubs, ole sr auf oas Gilanb ims
portiert bat, Elm bei6duli6es 9aIein
fibrt. Wiituntsr perfii9t er Iic5 audi
in ods Qonb Der pprdmioen, no er
sinen iehr umfdngreihen qans6siib err
por6en Bat. Seine S06ne erIter She
iino prsubiide 0ffiaisre uno tdmpfen
iegt tapfer fir oas gaterlano, ben
Sobn aus Der britten Gk Bot er, nu
ipe9en oes betdnnteu 8roas, in Gnas
lamb rdturaIiiieren laNsn.
8dIo nod 8eginn oss groBsn Gries
ges bsgob iid Der Shirt ouf feline Ses
fel, no er ii6 Iider uno geborgen
fiiblts. aber Der MenI6 oentt-uno
Der 6ran5oIe lsntt ipsnigitens in Ieis
mem SAT-. aeinem gritsn mare es
e%ingef0len, Den alien Mann aus Dem
frieoliben 8rets isiner adneurubs gu
entfiRren, oa iogar 6err Gbur6in
oieie groBsn Supfer niht fir preu.
Biihs Sptone, bic nit ibren pfoten
ben llnterieebooten Sianole qeben
tonnten. anfab. 4ber bic SSrdn3oIen
od6ten aRoers: mad tpenieen Doten
ertlGrten lie in 2onoon, lie tonnt.u
nift Die NnneIenbeit zines 9liiher 10
nabe ibrer &iiite ouloen. ie IGpn bd
rim cine .notiOnote" @efabr. Sn
3onoor tnoute man 3undbIt nibt auf
Die Sode eingsbsn. oIs ober Elm ii6erz
eifriges Observation-Disclosures fif i6rer
dnnabm, beosatste man Der, ;siriten,
er babe iofort Die SnIeI Su perloEen
uno llrfehoe gu i4lp0ren baB er lid
on teine &iiite tinftig begeber, Ion=
bern in 2onoon pobnen peroe. Rad
einem riibrsneen 4bf6isb BON alien
ten uno iungen nod i'm geutel &C.
Iln0Iiheu &dngurubs rtiite Der Shirt
ndb Gnglnnbs 6duptituot. Der no
turdliTierte GngIdnoer aber, oes ifirs
ten Sobn, tonnte nitt pm Der an
lel ausgeipielen peroeu, uno 10 Iibt
er bert, um9eben BON elmer 9ompdqnie
enqlifter Sol0aten unO BEN adnou
rttbs. nm a%ufsupaiIen, baB Die e~riteren
nift Gle Isb,ersn ais pi1tommsne
Saao6eute oerIpeiien- oenn adnau
rubihlpeif lit cine 0elitateIfe. Die pom
ben 6eini@medetn ols Ole auserte=
Ienite gefeiert MIRO.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-03-26
~llnierc itrifte enaliide NentraIi.

i0t, Nit elmer ShncIliQtcit ms
Gutidlloilehbeit, bic mon ihni launl
5uaetrntt bate. bot on$ Staata0c
pnrtcmeit Sdlritte aetlnn. nm eiilci
2'uld ser fdutoiel A|tcntralltat Der
&Crtiniatcu @tuattu 6lt pcrtnitcu. {
ban0elt llh nldlt eilp0 nm lfnEuaa.
men qtacp Ole frcdleIl Nuu0ipnaer
0HaIou09. 0us FprtQclett ben llclttrd
len ontcrildnIidlen Nanoct It0rt. iot
ocrn nm oclt fleiueH 0cutidltn Camp
fcr uCoempul0- 0ciieu iuoderer Na.
ltton cs am Counting bcriuda bate.
eyte @tGrlrlHQspnpierc outs otTu So
len non S0n >Sllou, @orto 9tico. dltst
5ufahrcL TIM iclltcnn beoroaattn &G
i2rlduoc 5ii NIlie 81 tonincit. @oiort
ltap0 0a& gon5e Stoote0rpdrtclcui
oltf ocnt mont uno Ser MoienfonniaH
oo1t Don S0n >Suon crhiclt oen DC
febl. lotarl 5l idlieien. fails Der flct
lie oelltidlc Camper c9 nod}ntais
poaen iolltt. ole thrift cuqIlld)e 9tcn
tr1litol ocr &er. Stooten 81 pgrlegcn
6erner Observation-Disclosures Bur
Iciou proutpt Ole Geriiiqlulo ociroi
len. ooH Goitpatcte ulit 9to0rulIqs
}altteln mo on0ertn NunoclSortjfeln
slc uddl ciuem Der trleqiiihrc11ocr
&rnocr gcidlidt mcr0cu, MIR onf No
item lul0 &efohr oe@ Nhicnocra ant
G@egantatcn mereen ioden mo oaii III
rlld'thtloS scr MaalidDfeit oes &or
1thcne eiucr fricNfubrcnotu Otadl
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-03-26
To-, Anf Der Erairie p%erlpreu.

Nnt Der Erairte Derlpren.
Seilmorc Gooper. DER bcriibmte one
ritaniihc Shriftitcllcr. heldrcibt in
elmer ieiHcr GrSobiiiudeit ilber bds
Tio1ierlebcn bic Grlcbniiie nnb Milb-
lofe cines S~Sanocrcrs, Der lid BON iei-
nen SMmcroocn c%ntierntc unh lid iii
scr cll0Iclen Steppe rcrirrte;; mie cr
umbermonncrte mo lif idllieBlldl
nienerlcqtc I'M, SIT %iterben.
bic Gpiione crinrert an ben gu.
itonN pieler ltngliidlidler, meIde.
fronf nno clen0. in ihrent Suhut
nab @~ciunSheit cin Gina nod Dem
onorren ~perhtdCn. uno On iic 6os
8ed,te nidlt gefunoer. nTer5meifiun9
Sic Sefinung ~onfaeben mnh III cll
tribes Grob iunfen.
i%Sorni'% AlpeutrGliter brilIgt sen
Stanfcn rulo 2eloenScu cine 0otidlait
ntr Moiinun9 mo GrHmntcrung. Gil
,e fSlnihe. genai nndl &orimrift &c.
nommen. miro leluc S2irfinn1feiT he.
tpciirn. llnslejh unSercu 9teoi5ineu
TT & nidt in eipothCteu ia crbolten.
Spc,ialo6crtcu oerfa1lieu es tuis
fe;ner in ihrer Nodboriddjt pohnt.
idreibeu sic on Gr. Better Sdhrr5u
< Suns O., 1875 -. Noune sgpe.
Gb;taao Su.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-03-26

zen qleidpeu 9eitimmungcn nltcrlie
gen, MS maren lie AMI iraeilo einen'
un0crcn &sgc %bei0rnrrt moroen.
1as loBt ia cine G%inlnonng on oie
@laiirten Die beaoHneHeH Senonnaen
tuf Sebeii5nlttcln per Hatetpolt nad'
Z cutidlan9, mferDcas 81 fapcrn,
ojreft our,hbiiden. ,Sit Cnfel Gam
gum Eoloaen bon Gnalmto a%eluoroen
mo BADEN mir pirflif nom enc A0
miiiitratioa in &'nibin9tpu2 modlte
uson lidl On TrGgcnl
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-03-26
Sic 2imIien mnaeSnl0ia.

Stc Rnien naaeonl0lg. Ter eng.
It'fns Acfcll9bcber Der 6lottc. Die Ole
G~arh0nclcn Gurd,fdbrt 81 or.
5minNgn utrIlld)t ertldrte 1lelllid oai;
NpI'tadtinopeI ipdtcltens Su Clleru
nj HcrB DER Auilrteu Irin pcroc.
Der NOnirol lit ieitociu bon Der
9}lloibldc p~crldnpun6cn uao eiuige
lcjuer 1citeu Ghific ruben nitf oenl
Wecr 's5oocu. Is nluubt tctn Menlh
horon. raj; Nouitoutinnpcl 5t Gitcrn
laden ,uitroc. lluo Die Huiicn lucr.
0cn lrtnIcr ungc0ulolacr. Sie Der.
taH1cu Dus 4e5eiheut". oas ibnet
uon oen 0un0eabrllocrn periprohen
mItr6c. lScun bic Mullen nidyt SION.
ltantinopcl hctommclt. boben lie oar
tciue ltriatlc mcbr. Den bllitlacu uno
mu9iidlt2lolen aonni 0egen 1cutld1
Inuo tort5uicbcn.
Ter .3or miro talo eiuctt ScporotIrie,
zen l%d'liCGcu. iucnu ole Gnal0n0cr
rn6 6rou5nicn IN sen Gurodnclcl
tcrnc Tortid)ritte alodlcu. @ic oicIe
Shiiie miro Gu9Iano nod fiir ieiae
rllildltu tSrcrube opicruY
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Sefanntma9nng
iIber cine
&abl nm bic WiiHiiippi : sSascn-
Bride frei IN MAIDEN.

Gie &ohler Der Staot ga Groiie.
ga 9rone @Glutn. Aisconiin, molten
lid hermit wcrfen. onb in DER Stuot
mahl. Die in belagter Stobt ou. iedls
len So9e Deg @tonats ADril oes .Sob-
res 1915 ItdttfiIioen miro. iie iiir
pocr geaen Die glnnobnlc ein5s @or
ldllags. Die @illiliippi &uqcnbrildt
trei jill MAIDEN, 5u itimnlcn bobcrt, i'll
ciaflan9 nit scr frlgenoen Reiollt-
tim, Die pom Stnoiratb IN elmer re.
gnlarcn 9'eriamr1lune ON odten 10
&c oe9 WonGts Sanlinr I'M SSdGre
1919 onqcnomnlen mnr0c:
9eldlloiicn. ooh bic 5rogc enler
treien 9rilfe llber Den Wtiiillippi
Der N%bitiinmmg inter scr Vnrgcr.
ldloft III Der tonlnlenoeu %5riihiobrs-
mahl unterfporien iei uuo bitcmit lit.
Sci C. ferrcr beid,Ioiier. Oab oer
StootlhrcIber a%utborilirt uno ange-
lpielen lei mo hermit iii, aac notbi.
gen Sorbereitnn1en 81 treIfen, oanlit
Die beiaatc 6raee in ~geforiger gseiIc
sur &bltintnung nnterbrcitct merocr
fam.
SoIdie 9hItinumtng ioa abac1oItcil
ncroeu III Den Stimuubuoeu an oen
%be;tinnltcE 9idben in icoer &oro.
Gle Mahl ioa beoufiid)tiqt ipcrocn
ro1 ocn Ac0mten. Nie oie regllGre
Gtaotmabl bcdniii6tiqcn, mo louicl
mic mcGlid), in ocrielben &seiic.
Gle Stimmbnoen ioaen 5itr leIbcn
Git IN meldlcr Gle StootmobI beqiintt
qe6ffnct meroen. un0 Gas Rciultut
lpll BON Den NSuhIbeomtcn fcitgeitcitt
mcr6eu un0 OH Den StQotihreiber
rctpurulrt meroen. meIher 0aslclhe
ton uno aolf5 bud,en ipil.
Ter Stinlu5ettcl ioll ous cillcm
he'onocren @ooct beite9en rno in ser
~fnlQeuoen Sorm:
Sir cine frcic Bride
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@%einnobcit iornert @pblcrsebcn

Cine @~elnnShelt lit ehte 2ebens-
ircuoc unnj1alih, ohne quite &eroaits
una nn0 rtquIdreu Stuhlgona fnnn
man nldlt Qciuno iciu. @arum olio
nIdht on ofic,en 2cib halten uno
&ranthcjicl risfirenp Mau broudt
0icn nid}t. NSou nehme cine BON Or.
9fco &iie Yine ncs Aber's
uno Ne2 N%t1rQcns miro man aitten
@mhlgonG labc, mo iih lpobI nth.
len. Aut Miro iid Ser Yppetit uno
Bic &cr0ouu1a beiier1t. &robirt Is
bcut 9beu9.
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Ynd ao.tmpnatlnem Nampi idrint

eHalid orr b!utiibcraniiencr @ori3off
1as More enrotb Der @nbrhel. oui5u
itei9cn. Gs mare Ger ifoHre 5lcg
Gcn iid) 1cutidlna0 crrit'acu tonutt
Scr Sieg ltbcr lciuen ad)tcH 6tlno,
0lt Hlael