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Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-05-06
Danger to Children

Serious illnesses often result from
lingering coughs and colds. The hack
ing an2 coughing and disturbed sleep
rack a chiId's body and the poisona
weaken the system, 80 that disease
cannot be thrown off,. Foley's Honey
and Tar Compound has eased coughs,
colds and Group for three generations;
safe to use and quick to act. There is
no better medicine for Group, coughs
and colds. C. w. Whitman. = Adver.
tisement.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-05-06
NOT ENOUGH CHILDREN

ever receive the proper balance of food
to sufficiently nourish both body and
brain during the growing period when
natures demands are greater than in
mature life. This is shown in SO many
pale faces, lean bodies, frequent colds,
and lack of ambition.
For all such children we say with
unmistakable earnestness: They need
SCOTS Emulsion, and need it now. 1t
possesses in concentrated form the very
food elements to enrich their blood. It
changes weakness to strength; it makes
them sturdy and strong. No alcohol.
= Scott & Bovine, Bloomfield. N. ~
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-05-06
ROY LA F GILLETTE
To WE'D IN WEST

The engagement has been announced
at Berkeley, California, of Miss Helen
Walters, and Roy LaFollette, son OF
William LaFollette, congressman from
Washington, a nephew of Robert M.
LaFollette, United States senator from
Wisconsin.
Miss walters is member of this
years senior class at the University of
California. LaFollette is now practic-
ing law in Washington, D. c.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-05-06
(Erom Fridays Daily.)

The owners of the iron mine at La
Rue are renewing the wood in the shaft.
This mine was opened some years ago
and the timbers have more or LESS de-
cayed. This was the first mine operat-
ed and evidently there is some valuable
ore still in the depths.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-05-06
Monday

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry North have re-
turned from Florida where they spent
the winter. They came by the way of
New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Zantow of Mad
ison and Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Priemers
of Milwaukee are spending a few days
at the Bert DeKoeyer home.
Miss Katherine Mertzke, who teach
es at Sumpter, spent the week end
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. G..
Mertzke.
May first was the coolest May day
recorded at Los Angeles in "a years. In
many places there was ice on the
ground and the temperatures ranged
from Al there down to as low as "a de-
grees at other places in Southern Cal
ifOrnia. Heavy frOsts were reported
from many sections.
Mike Maher and sister have returned
from their stay in Los Angeles, Cali
fornla. They report the weather was
not as pleasant as last year, there
being too much cold and rain.
The spring musical festival will be
held in Madison on May ID and IS.
There will be three concerts and
among the organizations on the pro
gram are the Madison Choral union,
Minneapolis Symphony orchestra, Uni
versity orchestra and Children's chorus.
There will also be nine soloists.
No more plays will be given in the
Lyceum theatre and the chairs will
be soon be removed and sold by CARR
son & Pratt With the opening of the
Al. Ringing opera house in the fall
there will be no need of the Lyceum.
The building will be used to store
goods at present.
The guessing contest on the amount
of dirt taken from WhittaIl rug at
Melzl & McGann's Furniture store Gre
ated quite lively interest there being
several hundred contestants guessing
from II pounds to 10 pounds. The cor
rect weight was pounds and Mrs G..
w. Brown and Mrs, John Henderson
made the correct guesses.
City Clerk j. S. Workman goes to
Mukwanago tomorrow for short visit
and from there will go to Milwaukee on
Wednesday to attend the annual meet
ing and banquet of the Loyal Legion.
The banquet will be held at Hotel Pits
ter and will be attended by members
from all over the state. Those who were
officers in the Civil War and their sons
are eligible. Mr.. Worthman's son, A. j.
Workman will also attend.
George W. Andrews spent Saturday
evening and Sunday with his family in
Madison. On Saturday evening he heard
former Governor J. Frank Hanley of
Indiana speak on the prohibition move
ment. He spoke of the movement all
over the world and especially of what
ls being done in this country at the
present time. Mr.. Hanley is member
of the flying squadron which visited
Madison last week and during his ad-
dress scored former President Taft who
comes to Madison this week.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-05-06

Medical authorities agree that colds
are infectious. In some cities children
with colds are barred from schools.
Springs changing weather brings
many colds. The quickest and safe
way to stop colds, coughs and Group is
to give Foley's Honey and Tar Com
pound. C. w. Whitman. Advertise
ment.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-05-06
AUCTION

On Thursday, May 6, at l O'Clock,
Robert Attridge of the town of Fair
field will hold public auction at which
horses, cattle, chickens, harness,
wagon, manure spreader, buggies,
cream separator, corn, hay and other
property will be sold. J. J. Shreve
will be the auctioneer and E. j. Battles
will be the clerk.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-05-06
Our "JITNEY" Offer--T his and :,

DON'T MISS THIS. Cut out this
slip, enclose with five cents to Foley
& Co., Chicago, ILL.,, writing your name
and address clearly. You will receive
in return a trial package containing
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound, for
coughs, colds and Group, Foley Kidney
Pills. and Foley Cathartic Tablets. C..
w. Whitman. Advertisement.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-05-06
Fine Rain on
Sunday Night

On Saturday night splendid rain
fell. The month of April was unusu-
ally dry and the ground in the fields
had become too hard for blowing. The
pastures needed rain and the oats enjoy
ed the downpour.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-05-06

At the close of the reading the au-
dience was moved by the spirit of the
song, Star Spangled Banner.u
Mrs. J. w. Waterbury gave q talk
on chicken raising but we did not catch
all of it.
We learned in conversation that Mra.
Waterbury now has more than 400
chicken Matched out and don't sell
breeding eggs for less than 5000 per
setting and has been getting full sup
ply of eggs all winter. She evidently
knows all that is worth knowing about
chicken raising
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-05-06

Smart up to-date women of today
Know how to bake, wash, sing and
play;
Without these talents a wife is N. G..
Unless she takes Rocky Mountain Tea.
J, B. Donovan & Co. Advertisement.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-05-06
DGIIOna

Miss Emma Horkan and j. Frank
Holton were recently married in Madi-
son. They are related to families in
DellOna.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-05-06
BIRTHS

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Ziegler,
Fairfield, a SON.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-05-06
The Next Program

Miss Marie Carpenter gave recita-
tation, Don't. This was so we'll
presented she was called out again.
, There are number Of good reciters in
| Dist. No. 6, Baraboo, and Marie is one
of the best. Mrs. Davies and Mrs.
| Hengstler gave a vocal duet and of
course as usual they had to sing again.
What they give is always enjoyable.
! Mrs. V. Davenport gave a talk on the
advantages offered by the Baraboo
Business college. Special courses are
offered of value to those who wish to
continue as farmers including farm &C
counting.
During visiting intermission plans
were made for the next club meeting
which will be with Mr.. and Mre. G.
w. Davies on Friday evening, May
28th. This will be nature study pro-
gram. Some of the young people Of
the school districts will talk about
birds and wild flowers. Mrs. E. s.
Erswell has been requested to prepare
paper on the general subject of Ma
ture Study and Mr.. Davies will see to q
presentation of the subject from the
school standpoint. The Misses Gatti-
ker and others are solicited for music.
All available autos will be in reputation
and general good time will be arrang
ed for. Members are requested to be
ready to answer roll call with quota
tions or other expressions of sentiment
suitable for the occasion.
It is suggested that during the next
three days members of the club and
other friends should SEND greeting
cards to Floyd Carpenter and Will AL
win who are both in the General Hospi-
tai at Madison.
Next was instrumental music by
Bernice W1chern. It was so good that
it elected calls for more. Mrs. Daven-
port, on request, gave recitation.
The Making of a Man" following for
an encore, Without woman in it. "
Rural Clubs
Miss Vera Dd Bots sang, Somewhere
Voice is Calling. and she certainly
gave the audience pleasant surprise.
The encore number following was
equally as good. Mrs. LymanIStoneFead
paper on the Advantages of Rural
Clubs. The subject was ably presented
and evidenced careful thought in prepa-
ration and broad knowledge of the sub
ject. The get together spirit so com
mon to humanity, is through these
rural gatherings being so well satisfied
that desire for urban life is much re-
duced. Farmers knowing each other
better are finding all the companion
| ship that their business can spare time
| for and association Of ideas has
strengthened interest in farm life that
their ia no dullness in it.
We hope to have Mrs. Stone with us
again.
Mrs. George Hansen gave an essay
on Patriotism which was very fine.
Among reasons given why We should
be proud of our United States is that
our country is leading the way to show
that greatness among nations is its
service to others. Selfshness will al
ways retard true greatness among ma
tions. This is as true of nations as of
individuals and some day the world will
appreciate this principle in which our
country is setting Leading example.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-05-06
A SPRING TONIC
Old Reliable Hoods SarsapariIIa is
Pleasant and Effective.

Your close confinement indoors
and heavy living during the winter,
and the torpid condition of your
system brought about by cold
weather, have made your blood i'm
pure and weak, so that now erup-
tons appear on your face and
body, You lack vitality, strength and
animation. your appetite is poor
and YOU feel all tired out.
From any druggist get Hood s
Sarsaparilla. 1t combines inst the
roots, banks, herbs and other sinh
stances that you need. 1t purifes
and strengthens the blood-makes
the rich red blood that you must
have to feel well, look WE'LL eat and
sleep well.
Hood s Sarsaparilla is not simply
spring medicine-it is an all-the-
year-round blood purifier and tonic
but it is the best spring medicine.
Remember it has stood the test of
forty years. Be sure to get Hood s.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-05-06
Licensed to Marry

Edward Schroeder, Woodland.
Mabel Mary Mueller, Woodland.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-07-29

redtlib eridolien moroen. Stein 1par
bonn @0lner ariegsgeridt 5tpeimal
aum Gooe perurtbeilt 1porben.
@ebeIaer.- Megen Ser @al.
fabrt lit nun oas M}ilitar bon bier
berlegt moroen. Gum 3eiden oes gu
ten @inpernebmems 5tpi1den oer
Eruppe uno ser Diirgeri9aft maren
3ur gbre ser ab3iebenoemS oloaten Ole
Sauler nit 6laggenidmud perieben.
&epelaer lit alio iebt fir Ole Moa'
fabrer fret.
DMIfen.-D as 1eue Gobrifge,
baiuoe ser Girma Shooters & 60. an
ser @laoboder.Strabe, umfaiieno Ell
ne @ergfabrif, spinnerei un6 @ebe.
rel, lit fiir8li@ our@ @robfeuer nol-
itanoig pernidtet morben. Sc iinb
Mn5eiden 6afiir borba1oen, BOB IT.
geno elm barter @egenitano in cine
ser M~rbeitsmaidinen geratben, Seuer
geidlogen unb 10 Ser 8ronb berur>
iadt por6en lit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-07-29

Fur Sauglinge und Kinder
IN cEBRAuCHSElTMEHRAL 3OJAHREN
5 Sa':; : ;s I'll ss'Z mN&zZzM
8a1ert.

Mei4enbaI1. = @uf Ser Ser.
folg11ng bon 0bitoieben bt in Der
Dunfelbeit, M%ufregung uno Sdlaf'
trunfenbeit ser Sriftpalier S. &ob'
inger bon bier nit einem %gelaoenen
Mrmeerebolper cine gbefrau eri9oi>
fen. Sic @etroffene fonnte nod ms
Sous 8uriideilen, 100 fie iterbero in
6ie Mrme ibrer Eo6ter ltiir5te.
@egensburg. - Sic le6ige
l1niitte oes MadgiebenS bon Spiritns
beim Geuermoden foitete ser 21iab=
rigen Dienitmag6 6rancisca SpieBl
6aS 2eben. Dur9 sic e1titmoene st.
ploiion erlitt Die nnborii9tige 10
Ihtpere @erbrenm1ngen, bob lie i'm
@ranfenbauS Itarb.
6miien. = SHE 5 8rii6er 6er
syran 6es &ranfenfontroneurs 8obl=
tpeno bon bier iin6 auf Dem Gel6e BET
@bre in 6ranfrei6 efaQen.
8aber.
@arIsrnbe. - Ser 81. Ser
ban6tag Ser Ian6tp. &re6itgenoiien=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-07-29
Die alte 6eitnatb.
&renfen.


Berlin. = SSn elmer fur5li4 bier
obgeboltenen &onferen5 5miiden Sen
Ginonsmini1tern ser gum oeutder
ei6snerbano geboren0en Staaten nno
St. &elferi9, Dem Stoatsiefretar oes
@eidssfdatomtes, mur6e sic beuti@e
tpirtbi9aftlide Sage alS bor5lgilb
beaeidnet. gs purbe einitimmig 3d.
rolf bi%ngetpielen, bab oas oeuti9e
Bolt minens lei, aus5ubalten, bis
9eutidlono ols @ieger aus Dem Seam,
pfc beporsegangen iei. Iqe 8unoes'
ftoaten paren pertreten. = Sffl5iel-
Ie @tatiitifen bemeiien bie groben
Gortidritte, melde Sic 8ebanblung
Ber>punbeter mabreno beS &riegS &C.
madt bot. 8einabe IS Hro5ent Der
@ernrunoeten melde I'M Muguit 1914
bonn 6elbe nod Sospitalern in Der
3eimatb geianot moroen tparen, fonn-
ten als pouig gebeilt uno fabig gu
apeiterer Dienltlei1tung uie6er einge'
felt meroen. Son benen sic I'M Sab,
re 1915 beimgebradt mur6en, ltno
mebr oenn 81 Ero5ent bereits tpie<
Der oIs oieninauglid our 5rom 5u-
riidgefebrt, uno ~ Ero5ent geitor-
ben. Obre 3peifel iinb cine Mn3obl
Der 5hmerpertpunoeten in 5el6bos-
pitdlern geltorben oo6 tper6en oieie
Mnitolten iofort geleert iobalo Ser So
tient tronsportfdbig fir Sic Seimotb
lit. = Sic &riegsrobltoffabtbetlung
oes &riegsminilteriums bat fur5li9
NIT sen mabgeben6en 8ertretern BON
sSnoultrie uno San6el cine 8eipre=
dung iiber Sic 8etpirtbidaftung Ser
@al1mipone fir sic nddite 3eit OBJ
gebalten. Muf @r1tn6 Ser grbebun=
gen lieb iih erfennen, 0aB mir erfreu-
Iidertpeiie BEL SEN p%orban6enen Me11-
gen uro Sen 5oblreiden @tredungs=
mogIidfeiten in feline Sdmierigfei-
ten gerotben tper6en. BUR Siderung
Ser fir sic 3ufunff notbpen6igen
Mengen mnr6e elm nener @irtb=
f9oftspIa oufgefteut, Ser unter ge-
tpilien ginidrdnfungen 6es Ser
brauds auen notbpen6igen Nnfor6e=
r1tngen ge11iigen biirfte. = Mus Som
itantinopel miro Elm meiterer GROCER
Gortidritt int 8a1t Ser 8agoaobabn
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-07-29

Mitglie6er tparen ole bier eri9ienen.
Son ben Mbgeor6neten tparen anne.
ien6 sic &erren @emmer, 6lammang,
@altion, Sfilb, De 8illeres, Brim,
SUB un6 Merens; ferner &err Graf
bon Mniemburg, luremburgiider &C.
idaftstrager in 8riiIiel.
G6tpei5.
@ern. Die fhauei5erii6e @e-
gierung fat bei6Ioiien, cine neue An-
leibe I'M 8etrage bon 100 Milionen
6rones CUR Dedung Der Soften Der
Mobiliiirung auf5unebmen. Die Gn.
leibe, tpelde 41@ Bro3ent bringt, miro
at 96 emittirt mer6en.
9o46orf.- Snfolge &a1r3flub
Der eleftriiden &odleitung tp1r6e an
einem Moit Elm Siolator 5eritort, Der
fofort eriebt mer6en folte. SIN @lau-
ben, Der @trom iei abgeitel1t, itieg Ser
@otortpogenfIbrer 8oumli binnut
sic @eite 6es S%ioIotors tpeg5u<
i@Gagen un6 etnen 11e1,er at311brtn-
gen. SIN Momente Der 8erIbr11ng
nit Der 2eitung tp11r6e 8aumli 6ur4
sic gepoltige Spo1nung emporgerii-
fen unb auf 6ie gr6e geidleu6ert.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-07-29
Gas DIT i'm 5amsbaIt.

Ms Mobrungs- uno grfridungs=
mitteI ipielt 6os Sbft i'm &a,1sboH
cine iebr midtige @o1e. SHE Sm1s-
fra11en miiien cine iaftige 6rudt gum
Modtii9 un6 Elm @6dlden @ompot
int @inter gu fddten, 6o9 MIR me-
nige Grouen iinb 6ariiber belebrt
mor6en, baB mir i'm 0bit nt@t nn,r
ELM Mabr- uno grfridungsmittel,
Ionbern a119 Elm nidt gu unterfdas-
en6es @eilmittel befiben. SSn bie1er
&iniidt lit Dor aQen Dingen bu
Mpfel bon befon6erem @ertbe uno
fonn aus bie{em @runbe Der reid
lide @enuB bieier Trudt mid genR
geno empfob1en tper6en. Ser apfel
reinigt un6 berbiinnt bas Slut, mbt
ouf sic geromaungsoren1e iebr Dor
tbeiIbofte @irfung aus. @er unter
Sortleibigfeit leioet, miro our4
reidliden @pfelgenub in fur5er Set
@eiierung feitite1en fonnen, tper nit
Sc nno ermottet lit, miro 6ur4 Iep-
fel erfriidt. Mud Dor Sem @dlofen.
geben genoien> iibt ser apfel cine
auBerit geiunbe @irfune aus, inoem
er oos SLUT berubiet un6 BEN aufge~
regten @eiit beianftigt. Ser apfl
lit beionoers auen benen gu empf6-
le1L 6ie idtpere ober an6auernbe GEL
itise Mrbeit perridten. @ormes ap<
felm1s 1pirH febr mobltbuen6 un6 e.
leidtern6 BEL &nlsdmeraen uno Set
Mo4 Dem @sem1b elmer gro
Beren Mablaeit lit es ebr ernpfeb
Ienstperth, burb einen s11ten Ipfel
sic @eroa1ung a13uresen. Mele Msit-
ter fiibre11 &loge, bob ibre ainoer
feline Jurbe befommer, immer an
glutmongel letoen, nno babel lit bas
Mittel, bos biefem l1ebel BEL langerer
abbiIfe nerfdofft, in IL
rem eigenen &a11sbolt 3u iuden uno
tpie beiBt es - DIT. 0urum, ibr
&ousfrm1en u1,6 Mitter, ipart ni4t
nit 0bit auf oem Gid. SIR Heinere
uno mugenidapode &erione11
lit gefodtes ODER a19 geidmortes
Obit oienlider, barf Damn a1,9 IN
groberen Mengen eenofIen meroen
als in robem 3ritan6e.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-07-29

friiber 18 Sabre an Der @aufabrts'
fird)e in &epeloer, lit g%eitorben. VI
mar qeboren 1910, Nrielter felt 1866.
&aqen. - Das 8iabrige 50bn-
den Ser Garnilie Meubmas I'M naben
&~iidelbauien baoete NIT mebreren on
oeren Rnaben in Ser @nnepe, ols Ser
&leine plotli6 laa1tlos unterging.-
Sim @o1elmamniden @teinbru@ I'M
Mumfert itiir5te Ser 12iabrige Sobn
ser Gamilie @anolobten in ben @ru6
no Ser rngludlid)e in 6em barin ite'
benoen tiefen @aiier ieinen 500 fano.
&Ieinbammer bel Meroobl.
l. Muf ser 6abrit bon @olsmam &
60. bierielbit fam Der Mourer Moa
ser Storfitromleitung gu rabe n1o
puroe a,1genblidlid getootet.
Min6en. - Ser 8 Sabre alte
|@obn ser @itttpe Scanning in MaaS'
gen bradte ii9 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
lduB cine i9pere 8a1hapnnoe bel. Ut
mubte ms @ronfenbn1S in Minoen
iibergefubrt mer6en, tpoielbit ct nod
1dmer5pouen Eogen beritorben lit
Gin leltener 6uno lit i'm @arten ser
8eiitung Scare, @ortaitraBe 1853, &C.
madt por6en; es pur6e BORT eine
@anonenfugeI I'M @epi@t bon ieds
8fun6 ousgegraben, sic ie6enfaas
nod aus Sen Sgaen Der S4la4t bel
Min6en 1tammt.
2%etmatbe. = Ser groBe Neu=
bat unieres ct. Marien &oSpitols
tpur6e .fiir5Ii9 ieiner 8eftimmung
iibergeben. @leidaeitig erbielt sic NIT
Dem 8o11 pereinigte &upelle sic fir@-
Ii9e @eibe.
Mus benz @auerIan6e. -
8a11 ser 11e1er1 @ol1babn CUR @nt-
laltung ser M11br- unb Ser 2enne-
Siegbabn lit beidloiiene Sa@e. sic
ion bas@oblenrepier 6ireft nit 6ranf=
furt-D euti9lmb berbin6en. Ob iie
bon @eiiede iber Sierlobn nad@anS=
iouci (im @onnetbaD o6er an 6ron<
6enberg iiber Men6en na@ @anSior-
ci fiibrt, itebt nod ni@t felt, ober
bon Sansiouci 1ou ite iiber 8alDe nad
menoorf un6 an 6as 9ennegebirge
no9 6%innentrop fiibren.
&beinprpbina.
@0In. - Ser 26 Sabre alte
Maubm0r6er @orl Stein, Der am 30.
M9ai Ben Mrditeften 8ut nn6 oel1en
Dien1tmao9en BEL einem ginbrn9 IN
sic grtide @iao ermor6ete, 1T itan6-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-07-29

gemelot. Sim 10. Suli muroe Der
l6mierige, run6 5 &ilometer large
Gunmel BEL 8agtide our6geidlagen.
lte1er Eumnel our9bri9t Die &a11pt'
feHe 6es MmomuSgebirges un6 per'
binoet oamit Die 8abnitreden Ser ST.
lifilden gbene nit MIeppo i'm n0roli'
den @prien. Mn bem Eunnel, benz
la1rg1ten ser 8ogba6babn, lit ieit a
ssabren gearbeitet morben.
@6leFen.
Rattomib. - Sier beri6ieo
nod idperem 2eioen ser friibere
Ioneiabriee Mitinbober Der aottomit>
er 3eitung (6irma g.. Siminna), 3ei-
tungsperleger un6 $ofberlagsbud-
bainoler 6rit @itpinna, I'M Sitter bon
Is Sabren.
9annpOer.
9annober. @etpalttge &ur>
Interchangeable iiberflutben iest Den
Meurft. Die friiber 5uridgebaltene
Trudt lit iest BEL nod langerem So
germ Sem 8erberben m1Sgeiett nno
~anoerleits traet m1d Sic erbeblibe
&artoffeleinfubr aus 9o1ano mefeat.
lid sur Jreigobe Ser &artoffeln bel.
Die &reiie itn6 ipottbiaig, 10 oaB of
ne 3meifel idon balo Ser S4meine~
5iidter biuiges Suffer fir feline bon
ser Sau ert1p0bnten 6erfel fin6et.
@iIDe5beim. = Ser tauieno-
iabrige Hoienitod bot nun pieoer iei-
ne 9liitben ge0ffnet. Sn otter &ra6t
un6 Sbonbeit 1tebt oieier Rotriard)
aus Sem @eidledte Ser &oien mieoer
ga nit leinem &ran5 bon 8liitben.
@enn Sic 2egenoen bon ser Grim
Dung Siloesbeim, sic ia nit oem &o-
ienitode auf's inniglte perpoben iino,
ri9tig iino, Damn fann Ser &oiengreis
III 01elen1 SaDre QnT eth Aller DON
HOO Sabren 5uriidbliGen.
Mus Dem gmSIan6e. Gle
@euernte liefert quite grtrage, belon-
oers in nie6rigen 8ieien, pogegen
auf bober gelegenen Ser @raSmu6s
infolge ser Diirre beeintradtigt tpor'
Sen lit. Die @ortoffelader baben Elm
Acknowledgements Nusieben. Ser
8udmei5en> iotpobl Ser auf Dem $1,000
re aIs m16 ouf Dem Sanbbo6en tpa9=
ien6e, per1pri9t gut au mer6en.
@eitfalen.
Mbeine.- Ser in tpeiten &ret=
fen befanrte nn6 geid)abte De6ant
uno gbren6omberr 8ernbar6 8ieb,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-07-29
nenlidt lift Elm Jein1 alien Sdna,
BEG un6 QQer BiIafeire.

nenlidt lift Elm 5ein> ellen Sdmn,'
kes un6 oner BiI3feine.
6. @olte Die 3entrifuge fmaber,
nimm iie forgfdltig auseinamber, rel
nige ie6en Gbeu bon @4mab unb
MiIdreten> idmiere 6ie 3entrifuge
gut.
z. Cube ME @austhiere, &aben,
@unoe, @ibner in Der Weildfammer.
8. Sdmefle sic &omn1er otter aus
un6 lifte lie, 6an1it bermei6et ou Die
Mildfebler.
9. Salte ieoes @eratb am redten
Nlate u1l6 forge bafur, 6oB ieoe 8e'
paratur iofort borgenommen miro,
ou pirit sir manden Nerger un6 bel
l1nfoiten eriparen.
10. Melfe i@nen unb obne Inter
bredung fertig un6 melfe gut aus,
griin6lib aus, sic lebten Sropfen
Ufil9 in SEN 3iBen fin6 6ie fettreih-
iten unb 6ur9 fdledtes Gusmelfen
gebt nadmetsIi9 sic Mildergiebig=
felt Ser &iibe 5uriid.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-07-29
GbamberIain's eminent genntt.

r2etten 8inter oebralbte i'd
GbamberIain's Ointment fit rbelr
moti1de Sdmeroen. 6teifbeh u,o
Deb an 6en Rnier, ur1b i@ fa,m mt
g11tem @epiiien iueer,, bab i@ ME et-
mos gebroudte, mas MIR 10 piel gu
tes tbot." - gouaro groft, Clio,
q. 3. gu fonifen in &enrp's Corner
Drug @tore. - an3.