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Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1915-02-19
Summons

State of Wisconsin, In Circuit Court
for Rusk County:
Frank Satko, Plaintiff vs. Anna Sat
ko, Defendant.
STATE OF WISCONSIN TO THE
SAID Defendants:
You are hereby summoned to ap-
pear within twenty days after SER
vice of this summons, exclusive of
the day of service, and defend the
above entitled action in the court
aforesaid, and in case of your fail
ure SO to do judgment will be rem
dered against you according to the
demand of the complaint, of which
a copy is herewith served upon you.
j. w. CAROW,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
Post office address Ladysmith, Rusk
County, Wisconsin.
Note: Complaint in this action on
file in the office of the Clerk of Cir
cult Court, Rusk County, Wisconsin.
J. w. CAROW.
(First publication Feb. II, 1915 1851
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FIVE CENTS PROVES 1T

A Generous Offer. Cut out this
ad, enclose with 5 cents to Foley
& Co., Chicago, ILL.,, and they will
send you our trial packages of Fo-
ley's Honey and Tar Compound for
coughs, colds, Group, bronchial and
lagrippe coughs; Foley Kidney Pills
and Foley Cathartic Tablets. For
sale in your town by MONEYS Phar-
macy.
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If better cough syrup than Fo-
ley's Honey and Tar Compound could
be found, we would carry it. We
know this reliable and dependable
medicine has given satisfaction for
more than forty years; therefore we
never offer a substitute for the gen
uine. Recommended for coughs,
colds, Group, whooping cough, bron-
chial and lagrippe coughs. No
opiates Pharmacy.
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Notice of Hearing, Settlement and
Assignment
State of Wisconsin, County Court for
Rusk county:
IN PROBATE
Notice is hereby given that at a
regular term of county court to be
held in and for said county, at the
court house in the city of Lady
smith in said county, on the first
Tuesday, (being the second day. of
March A. D. 1915, at 10 O'Clock a.
M, the following matters will be
heard and considered:
The application of F. E. Ballister,
Administrator of the estate of Henry
e. Young late of the city of Lady
smith in said county, deceased, for
the examination and allowance of his
final account of his administration,
and for the assignment of the resi-
due of the estate of Henry E. Young
deceased to such other persons as
are by law entitled to the same.
Dated February End, 1915.
By Order of the Court:
D. w. MALONEY,
County Judge.
McGiI & Williams, Attorneys.
(First publication Feb. 5, 1915 45-47)
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ails your feet
Or what under
the sun you've
tried without
getting relief,
just use "TIZ."
"TIZ" draws
out all the poi
sonous exuda-
lions which puff
up the feet;
"TIZ" is mag
ical; "TIZ" is
grand: "TIZ"
will cure your
foot, troubles so
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Notice

''Trespasers will be persekuted to
the exten of mean mungrel dogs
which amt never been overly soshi-
bill with strangers and 1 duddelp bari
shot gun which amt Loaded with no
sofy pillars. Dam if l amt tire of
this helraisin on my property"
From the Salem, N j., Sunbeam.
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m.uuLSv,A p1AIS NUN YVES ERN
Former Ladysmith Boy Plays With
Winning Gopher Quint

Chicago, Feb. 3.-Minnesota's bas-
ketball five doWned Northwestern at
Evanston last night 26 to IS. The
GOphers took an early lead and the
Purple never had a chance to head
them off.
Lawler and Lewis made several ac-
floor and scored most of the Goph-
ers' points. Patterson starred for the
Purple The local five showed signs
of pep" in the second half, but were
unable to interfere with Minnesota's
accurate passing.
Lawler and Lewis each scored four
baskets, and the latter was credited
with as many free throws. The
lineup:
Northwestern Minnesota
Ellis, STEELE 49,. r. F.. LaWler
Kincaid 80. 80. L. F. ..Petraborg
Patterson 49,. ..R. G. 49,. Lewis
Schneberger 49,. Il. G. ..Pymm
Baskets-Ellis 2, Kincaid, White,
Patterson 2, Lawler 4, Petraborg 2,
Little, Lewis 4. Free throws-Whit-
tie 6, Lewis 4. Referee chommer.
Umpire-Hoffman
Dick Lewis, who with LaWler
starred for the Gophers, was for
merly a student in the Ladysmith
highschool and played with the
strong basketball quint that repre-
scented the L. H. S during the win
ter Of 1911-12.
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you'll never limp or draw up your face
in pain. )Your shoes won't seem tight
and your feet will never, never hurt or
get sore, swollen or tired.
Get rs cent box at any drug or
department. store, and get relief.
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Gertrude and Myrtle Peterson

Mounting board in assorted colors
and weights, 10 cents sheet at
the NeWs-Budget office.
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''T|z" FOR TIRED
SORE, ACHING FEET

All! what relief. No more tired feet;
no more burning feet, swollen, bad smell
ing, sweaty feet. No more pain in corns
callouses or bunions. No matter what
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1915-02-19

John Hendrickson says he wishes
his wife would have two or three
birthdays a year. She had one the
other day Gas even women will, Oc-
casionally), on Tuesday to be exact.
Her friends had not forgotten the
fact, either, and about forty of them
gathered at her home, southeast
of this city in the town of Grant,
that afternoon, bringing an array of
toothsome dainties that would tickle
the palate of an epicure. All en-
joyed the splendid dinner and the
afternoon was pleasantly passed with
music, singing and visiting. Mrs.
Hendrickson was presented with a
beautiful set of dishes.
John must have got home in time,
either to visit with the ladies-and
that's an art with him-or to help
demonstrate the excellence of the
eatables, at which he is equally pro-
ficient. In either case, he was mighty
enthusiastic about the event.
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Had a Merry Trip

At the happy suggestion, it is said,
of Mrs. Joe Anheier, a bob-sled load
of Ladysmith's jolly school-ma'ams
and few of their friends, with John
Hendrickson, chauffeur, took sleigh
ride Saturday, the classroom formula
for the success of which would read,
99-plus per cent, 100 being the stand
ard of perfection. The outdoors at
mosphere seemed never more brac-
ing, the swish of the speeding sled
never more eXhilarating and, arrived
at the hospitable home of J. D..
Sharrah, 2 miles east of Tony, the
dainty viands of their commissary-
which the ladies carried with them
never more tempting.
With bright conversation, piano
and violin selections-the guests be-
ing thus inclined, and numbering
among themselves several musicians
of high batting average, everybody
had superfine time, as, when de-
veloped, will no doubt be shown by
their pictures which We're take on
the porch, Gin repose," as we'll as
while they were enjoying the festi-
vities of the table.
The party comprised Mrs. Joe An
heier, Miss Gertrude Anheier and
Blanche Nelson and Mr. and Mrs.
John Hendrickson, of the town of
Grant, the Ladysmith representatives
being as follows: Mesdames Frank
Helm and Anton Anheier, and Miss
es A. Virum, E. Haesecke, M. Han
son, G. Musgrove, R. Hamblin, F.
Quilting, H Freer, A. Walvoord, B.
Tegatz. Misses Clara Helm and Lee
more Keuhlthau, of Tony were also
in the party.
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100000 to loan on real estate.
Easy terms and low interest An
dersen & Falge, Attys., Postoffice
Building. ,
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Birthday Observance

number of young people at her home
Monday evening in commemoration of
her birthday. Cards and other games
furnished amusement and dainty re-
freshments were served. The guests
were: Misses Lucille Hand, Tellie
Kaufman, Elva Baker, Doris Math-
ers, Susan Lacy, Ruth Cole; Messrs.
Edward SPEECH, Harry Sanders, Carl
Volkman, Reuben Jessell, Russell &C.
sell, Gail Putnam and John Ryall.
Valentine Party
Mr.. and Mrs G. E. Sands enter
tanned last Saturday evening at
valentine party. The rooms of the
home were attractively decorated for
the occasion in red hearts. The even
ing was spent in music and games,
Mrs. F. E. Hunt carrying home the
prize. Lunch was served in three
courses.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
F. E. Hunt, Mr.. and Mrs. John Rich,
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Cardinal and Mr..
and Mrs Phil Leveille
Friends, to the number of about
forty, of Mr. and Mrs Aug. Schanke,
who reside in the east part of the
city, were entertained at "valen-
tine party at their home Saturday
evening and report, unanimously, that
they were most royalty entertained.
Cards and other games and a "big
lunch" were the principal features.
One of the prettiest luncheons
of the season was that given
by Miss Selma Groeschel Saturday
evening at the home of Mrs. A. R.
Kleinert, preceded by theatre par
ty at the Unique Theatre, the occa-
sion being Miss Groeschel's birthday
anniversary. At ten O'Clock the ten
guests were served in a dining room
beautifully decorated in Valentine
symbols and red candles. The val
entine spirit was carried out in the
luncheon. The evening was spent
in music and various social diver
sions, prize being awarded to Mrs.
E. Peterson.
The guests included: Misses Mona
Butler, Emma Webster, Agatha Hall,
Georgia Wise, Celia Skamser, Ida
Oldendorf, Blanche and Edna Fritz,
Dorothy O'Neil and Mrs. Emil Peter
son.
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-07-01
9emti6Iano, oa8 @enie
1tuter oet 06Iferu.

glm gn6e ieines 2ebens, Dos nabe-
5u je6en 3meig meni6li6er Ibatig<
felt %gefor6ert batte, iagte Goethe:
uMidt5 bat sic Menihbeit notbiger
ols 5iitftigfeit nn6 nidts bermag lie
meniger gu ertragen." l1no oerlelbe
Goethe ibrieb Sen @erS: r@os flagit
6u iiber 5ein6e? Solten iolde ie
merDen 6reun6e, benen Dos @elen,
mie 6u biit, inn 1tiuen Elm euiger 8or=
murf lit?
0eutidlano lit Elm folder man6elt-
Ser @ormurf fir europa, 6enn
Geutidlano lit bas @enie guropas.
3unadlt tbeilt es sic gigenidaft ie=
oes @enies, 6ob es ieiner 3eit melt
poraus lit. Darl1m lit Sic 6el1tlde
9ihtung un6 Equalization I'M Mus=
lanoe INNER 10 ipat o6er au9 gar
nidt beritanben mor6en. gu elmer
3eit, als man iid i'm @eiten nit bir<
gerliden &iibritiidden 1n6 materia=
liiti1der @alonpbiIoiopbie abgob,
1drieb Goethe SEN Sailo un6 Sic
Spbigenie nnb &ant feline @ermunft-
fritifen. gu elmer 3eit ols in eng
|Iun6 9armin un6 in 6ranfreid @omte
berridten, f%on5ipierte Miebide Ben
ire1ter Meni6en. l1n6 aud beute,
mGbrenb Sic ga15e @elt unter oem
3eiden 6es Smpreiiionismus itebt,
beginnen ii@ in Deutidlan6 auf aaen
@ebieten groBe @pmtbeien por5ube-
reiten.
@ara1m Ser 9entihe unbe1iebt lit,
5eigt iid gart3 flor 1T 6em> mos feline
ei115elnen @egner nit oieiem &riege
porban6en. Gie befennen es gang
offen un6 berrotben ba1nit lire ipe5i=
fii9e Motur. @onige @nttpoffmtng!
logen sic Sran5oien. 3eritorung al
Ter groBen 8obrifanlagen! iagen Die
gngldn6er. 3%erit0r1ng iiberboupt!
lagen sic &ui1en.
suio nnbeliebt lit beim Gran5oien
in er1ter 2inie sic 6e11tide &riegs=
h1nit, beim gngldn6er Ser 6e1ti6e
6leiB, beim @uiien ser 6e11tfde 8eiib.
Ser @ab 1es 6ran3oien lit pornebm=
lid ser &ob bes Gumdtg11t gege1 Sen
Giidtigen, bes @itengebliebenen ge-
ge1 Sen 9~mr9gefommenen, 6es bonn
@didlal l1ebergangenen gegen Sen
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ben. Ma6 5 llbr eingefobrenes Sell
lit meiitens idyon nnten bonn 3ball
%ongefeudtet; Ebalt faat eben friiber,
mie sic meiiten Sarmer annebmen
ndmli6 iobal6 Die Gemperatur be-
beuteno faat gegen Mbenb, felt iiG
ser Gba1t elm. &leebeu lit Nun be-
ionoers empfin6li6 fir Sbau uno
NIT bieier Beudtigfeit I'M groben
@aufen in Ser sdel1ne feitgepadt,
madt bas Seu ibledter. N1r Sic
grfabrung lebrt, pie man gutes
&leebeu mabt; Gimotbpbeu lit bebel1-
tenb lei9ter gu MAIDEN, lit aber aad)
meniger mertb. 60 lit es aber Iber-
al, cine 5ade, sic mirfli6en boben
@ertb bat, fo1tet mebr mie cine TOE
niger mertbbole.
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pa!tor findenburs und die koIaken.

Inter ben pfarrern BET @emei1oe
3eblenoorf 1eit @infubrung ner @ez
formation NOR Sobann Mattbias
3inbenburg Der 3m0lfte, Der BON 1858
6is 1850 ieines Mmtes paltete. Sn
feline Mmts3eit fielen Die @drsdntlle
6es @iebenidbrigen &rieges, uno
iber oieie Set bot er i'm &irnenre@=
n1ngsbu@ folgenoe interefa1ten Muf,
3eidnun9en b%interla1ien: nYon Dem
Snpentario lit bei Der l@sedlihen
Snpafi ion Ser &oiafen i'm ert1t l76O
i'm Monat Sttober BET setpa1tlamer
grbre@ung Der Stride seraubt norz
Den: 1. Der ausz uno inpsno1g uberz
golbete &el9 I'M @etridt bon rs
2otb, porauf unten ftano: Sobam
9lbner poitor, S. Brandt, 8. @ahe,
8orfteber 1880, nebt Der ba5u geho.
ren6en patula; 2. cine rote Dede auf
benz Mltar; 3. 3pei ieioene Si@sr;
4. Elm peiBer @borrod; 5. Sic 5inz
nerne @eiEflai@e; 6. bas 6lnnerne
Saufbeden; z. Elm rotes Su@ nit
Srehen beiebt iber Sen Soufltein;
8. 6as alingelbeutelgelo Don Srini=
tatis 1706 lis Ottober; bic Ma4sz
li4te ftnb au9 fpoliert. metn Mantel
lit au9 tpesgenpmmen, ben i@ in ser
Stride gebabt, Die Siren 11nb ger
f6lagen, @@l0Her pe%roorben, Der
Mltar 3erriKen, 6ie &an5el ibreS
3ierates beraubt, 6as pult nit benz
feibenen umbang BON Der &an5el
ipeggeriFen unb Der Saufitein aus Ser
@rbe geriKen uno oemoliert. Die
Surmubr p%erborben, mein i@pcra
&leto 3erbadt uno 5erf&nitten 80.
. tempora, o mpres!"
@@t Sabre 1pdter batte poitor
9inbenburs oafIr bic 5reube, Die
rleue tleine Stride einpetben gu TOM
men, sic bon 6rieori@ benz @roBen,
Der auf 1einen 6abrten '5pif4en Ser
lin uno potsoam regelmdBi9 6ur4
3eblenborf fam, unb Dem bic alte aus
6elbiteinen erbaute Stride mil einem
{ogenannten &lutturm o6ne @ptBe
nt@t gefiel, erbout tporoen mar. Der
ben 8ou lettenbe Mr@ttett, in oamaz
Tiger 3eit 8autonoutteur genannt,
mar aber NIT etnem @orfaub bon
5000 Salem burdgebrannt, nno aus
Dem @runbe fpnnte audi bic neue
Stride teinen Surm erbalten. go
ftebt fie nod beute als dlteites @auz
perf in 3eblenborf, uno oie Sab
res5abl 1853 in Der Metterfobne er=
innert an Die Mmts5eit oes brapen
paftors 9%inbenburg, Der ben Soda
tenroub an 1einem eigenen 2etbe CT.
fabren mubte, befien GROCER Ma'
menspetter aber als Radt fir Die
oamaltgen 5repeltaten Die &ofaten
146 Sabre 1pdter gu Paaren trieb.
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Der Daekel ais Britenfeind.

Sen armsn 9adeln f@eint IS
in England eegenmdrtig reht f4le@t
GIT geben; iie beiben bort Dads
bunbe, unb bies f@etnt fir bic fcnt
a!a tierfreunbli@ betannten eng
lGnber Elm @runb gu iein, Tie als
.feinbli@e Musldnber". ober nod
]dle6ter gu bebanoeln. Mns elmer
8eibe bon 53ui@rtften an bic 2on<
-ocner v9oilD Matl" gebt Sies unz
a:peibeutig berpor. Cine 9ome in
2onbon BAT nit einem fDrmli@en
Proteite angefangen: n9arf i'd ge*
gen bic sraui ome uno iinnlois Dirt
Sin{pru@ erbeben = 10 f4reibt fie
-, in Der einige 2eute bic ungliidz
li@en Surn1pitz9unbe bebanoeln,
MIR peil felt einigen Sobren bieie
a.men itummen 5reunoe nit benz
5eutf@en Mamen n9a@sbunb" Be-
ae:@net tperben?" 9ieraus 1T eine
f0rmlthe pplemtt getporben; Elm
&err belebrt bic @infenbertn 5us
nS@ft bariiber, baB Der Surnipit
apar Elm anberer 9ano lei, f@lisbt
fi@ ober bonn ibrem protefte an.
tnbem er cine gere&tere 8ebonoluns
Der 9odel p%erlqngt: lie ieien 5ipor
bur4 ben Prtn3gemabl, Der lie Gus
Der 9unbe3u9t bes prin5en @buarb
BON @a@1enzM eimar int Sabre
1850 be3og, na@ England 9ebra@t
porben, olein es siei teine oeutf6e
!9nnberaKe, pielmebr ieten Da@ss
bante felt ben dilteiten Soften be-
.annt, unb es fdnben ii@ i4on auf
ben DentmGler11 BON 9botbmes III.
aus benz Sabre 1000 por u%nferer
3ettrednung, iotpie aus friibafpri=
;&e1 8tlbnerten fol@e a%bgebilbet.
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@o11fen 5u ieten; mir baben 6amit
menig @rfolg gcbabt; er tpuroe
idmar5. Sim 5lpeiten Iben6 ieood
bot er BEL gl1tem @etter geniigen6
Teudtigfeit perloren, INN obne
Gdooen Damn in fleinen @oufen
oufgeiebt mer6en gu fonnen un6
oieie laiien mir Damn iteben Bis gum
ndditen Sag uno febren iie Damn
11m; bel iebr giinitigem @etter
ieten mir alt6 5tpet o6er 6rei @au=
fen 5%uiammen. = Sci 6ieiem Ser
fabren idpitt 6as &leebeu inn
6el6e rn6 gebt itaubfrei. in 6ie
Sd)eune nn6 bre11nt bier ou6 nidt
mebr na6; un6 qera6e 6ieies Mab-
idmiten nnter Io6 lit es, tpo6ur9
10 piel &leebeu nntauglt9 miro als
Nferbefutter.
Senfappen.
@roben grfolg boben einige 6ar-
mer NIT @eufappen gebabt - mn6
baben 6a6ur6 Dos &iiifo bel &egen=
metter un6 Mrbeitsmangel be6erten6
perringert. Dieie &appen mer6en
aus gemobnlidem @n1mmonenaemg
in ser @r0Be bon 11%-2
Dor6 I'M @iered un6 fommen auf z
Bis 10 Gents bas Stif; ort ie6em
@n6e miro Elm Stein %eingendbt, Inn
6as Mbtpeben 5u berbiiten. SIT Sic
les 3eug bon @aiier geiogen, 10 balt
es bolitdn6ig Sen &egen gab. Man
iebt Damn 6ie bon a11Berer Maiie bou-
freien &amfen etma in Ser
bon IS @eugobeln bon, aI<
10 etma JIM @etpidt bon 10000
Mo6 6eun &egen tper6en sic
o%bgenommen 11n6 ser &m1<
fen umgeiebt. SIT 6as @eu ferttg
gum @infabren, 10 1dBt man am be-
item nod 5onnenidein un6 2uft fir
@tunoen 6urdgeben, in6em
man sic @aufen offnet. Sos @in=
fonte itets in sen beiBen Stun=
Sen 6es Cages, Don II l1br @ormit=
tags bis 5 nbr @admittags, gei6e-
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@rfolgreiden. Die Sbat1ade Deutid=
Ian6 be6eutet cine permonente Ser

grfolgreiden. Die Sbat1ade Dentl9-
lano be6entet cine permanente Ser
ausforoerung Ser fran50iiden Gltel=
felt u11o jener gmpfinoung, fir Die
Der Ieuti6e fein 8ort bot, neil er
Tie nidt beiiet: oes 8eiientiments.
Ser gnglan6er lit fret bon iolden
gentimentalitaten, fir BEN lit Ser
Geuti9e MIR baiien5nertb als Ser er-
folgrei9ere Merdant. uno Die @ur=
gel 6es ruiiii9en Nntagonism15 lit
nod primitiper; es lit Ser Nibili5=
mus, Ser @aB gegen Die gfealitat
iberbaupt, einerlei, tpelden Gborof=
ter lie tragt.
Monn miro ser 9el1tide IN Ser
@eIt beliebt fem? Niht friiber, ols
bis sic @elt auf Ser 9obe oeutlder
&11ltur iteben miro. Niht friber, als
Bis sic beuti9en acknowledgement
ten gum @elen ser gon5en Menidbeit
geb0ren uno baber ni9t mebr ols
8or1purf mirfen meroen. 3pet oo=
Don iino es n%ornebmlid: 8eiaeioen<
beit nno SudIi9feit.
Gas 6eutide @plf lit 6os beidei-
oen5te Ser gr6e. @er SEN oeutlden
@olfsgenius in ieiner tiefen selhel=
benbeit fe11ren Ierner1 min, Ser lele
sic @driten 9utbers, Ser pabrlid
Elm gr0Berer &eoolutionar mor, ols
ole oieie oufgebloienen Sbeoter<
&ouiiem1s uno neutrality-suspicious.;
sic @eiprade @oetbes, Ser Elm groBe=
rer @eber urrb @eitalter mar, ols oie=
fer eitIe un6 ber5loie 8riaartfeuer-
perfer 8oltoire; Sic Memoiren @is-
mards, sic 8riefe @eetbobe11s, Sic
Geographic &ants.
@ont brurtdte feline inpriiden Nro=
pin5er, fein &0nigreid @eItfalen uno
@er5ogtbum @oridm,, feline e%iierne
@rone Ser 2ongobaroen; ibm geniigte
iein fIeires &onigsberg, cine tpin5ige
@artentpobm1ng un6 Elm paar SUIT
BERT Eboler Sabresgebolt - ur1o er
bot mebr in europa perdn6ert, ols
ser groBe Mapoleon!
8er Sic bentide 8eideibenheit
fen1er1 Iernten tpin, ser betradte Sic
SeIoen ser beutlhen Didtung u11b
ser 1elrtiden @eididlte, oe,m in Sic
ien n%erforpert iih ser @eiit bes Sol
fes. Touit uno 6rieSrib ser @robe::
tpeldes gof bot iolde N%otionalbel-
SEN?
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Gedsnmbbreikia fir Is Gemts.

81. Sings Seem 2ife 8ins tper6en
iebt geIiefert in gut geforften @las=
fla}den, 6ie 36 nit 3uefer iiber5oge<
ne tpeiBe Biqen fir % Gents ent-
baIten. Cine 8tue nit etnem @las
@aiier, bepor SIR gu 8ett gebt, lit
eine Da1rdidnitts6oiis. 2eidt uno
angenebm gu nebmen. 8irfiam unb
poiitip in @eiultaten. 8iuig mno
gu gebrauden. @auft eine
6Ialde bellte, nebm bel1te aben6 cine
DoIis. - Cure l1nber6aulidJfett miro
am Morge1t borbet ietn. SO fit 25f
bel allen lpotbefern. - In8.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-07-01
Bau$ uftd bof.
2ie 3eit ser @euernte MATT.

fyern lit lie nidt mebr, 6ie Set
Des @e1n1ad)ens nn6 9eu lit piel=
leid)t oas @auptprobuft Ser Jarm;
oerm piel Seu, piel @ieb, biel 211ng,
reide gr11ten. 9os lit cine Settle,
in Ser Elm @lie0 felt am anoeren
bangt. Sbmobl 10 mertbpon mno
alee aIs @riinou1tg nod 6oppelt
mertbpoa lit - 10 miro 6o6 piel
1dledtes, ia l%pertbloies Seu einge=
fobren; 6as @ras miro gar banfig
81 lpat geidnitten. @utes Slice
be1t, 5. +. redt5eiti9 gei6nttten nno
gut getrodnet, hat fat. Sen poaen
@ertb bes @ofers nn6 man fonm
aiibe iomobl mie Bfer0e oabei gut
in 6leiid nn6 boiler &raft BEL lelf=
ter Mrbeit erbalten, mie 6urd Ser
iude feltgeIte1t lit. @obl b%eritan-
Sen ober, es tpar getrodnetes @ras,
nift ober aaf bem Saline 6irr ge=
tpor6ener bol5iger Stoff. 9ie nr-
iade, 6aB 10 biel Slice geidnttten
miro, nidt menn er in boiler 8lutbe
1tebt, ion6ern erit, pem Sic meiIten
&opfe braun iinb, lit Ser Simotbep
Damn nod etpas 3uriid uno Inn ct
tpas mebr aber mertbloiereS 81
motbepbeu gu erbalten, perliert man
Sen 5meifoden @ertb beS beIieren
&leebeus.
Ser in boiler 8lutbe iteben6e
&Iee loQte geidnitten mer6en, mern
er ponitan6ig fret lit bon Sbml nno
@egen; olio om belten am Na6>
mittog. @ir laiien ibn bann lie
gen Big gum naditen Sag un6 ieben
i'm gegen Mben0 in fleine Saufen.
Man bot ba11fig empfoblen, glei9
m erIten Mbenb SEN Slice in fleine
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-07-01
&ereinbcitlidnmg Scr dineiiideu
Sprad)e.

&ereinbcitlid'tae Scr dineiiden
Sprad)e.
9te in China eeipro@ene>1 Diaz
lefte iinb 10 perf9te6en, bab eine
@eritdnoteung 5pii@en Moroz uno
@uo@ineien unm0gli@ lit, menr fe
nt9t gebtlbet genug ftnb. ibre Sc
iprd@e nieoer5uf@reiben. 9esbalb
it0bt, namentlt9 Bel poltttf@en @er=
Iammlungen, befpnbers aber i'm
Sfanz@engzpuon, tpp sic @ertreter
Ser @epublit 3ufammenfomnten, bic
8erftdnbigung ouf :@9niertgteiten.
Set elmer &eibe BON Sabren trttt
besbalb sic -@inefH@e preTe fir bic
@tnfibrung elmer I'M gan5en 2anoe
peritdnoli@en @pro4e Elm. Da Der
lpgenannte Observation-Disclosures am
tpettei ten III @btna perbreitet 1T, 10
lag bon ieber ber @eoante nabe, ibn
bier3u gu peripenben. Nun bot oas
1nterridtsmini5terium in Petins be-
16lofen, BEL ber fpmmen6en 59ulz
REFORM ben Observation-Disclosures in al
len itaotliden Glementarf@ulen IN
ben 2ebrplon auf5unebmen. Diefe
Mabnabme miro iebr bel gu einer1
ense11 ~3ufammeni@lufe Der @t11eiI'
ihert Nrpptnaen b%ettraoert.
The midland journal., 1915-05-28

hereby announce my candidacy for the office
Of Sheriff of Cecil county, subject to the rules Of
the Democratic primary. Your support is solic-
tied. JOHN r. PIERCE
Coora. Md.
The midland journal., 1915-05-28

In announcing my candidacy for the office Of
Sheriff Of Cecil County subject to the rules of The
Democratic prim ,ry, ! resp, ctfutly solicit your
support
TX BARNS.
Charlie. tow n Nd
The midland journal., 1915-05-28
Marriage License.

George w. Smith, Of Warwick,
and Nora Watson of Blackbird,
Del.
Leonard G. Murson and Mabel H.
Hall, both of Elkton.
Charles Franklin and Esther
Reynolds, both of North East.
The midland journal., 1915-05-28

/ hereby announce myself a candidate for
Clerk Of the Circuit Court fol Cecil County. Il
elected will give the Office my entire attention
Your support earnestly solicited.
JOHN 81. KIMBLE.
Rising Sun, Nd.