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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-04-28
VISIT WATERLOO DAIRY FARMS.
Forty Iowa State College Students
Conclude Extensive Trip.
Observation-Disclosures,

Special to Times Republican.
Ames, April 2S.-Forty dairy stu
dents of Iowa State College have re-
turned from an extensive trip TO the
dairy farms located near Waterloo. One
day was spent judging the large Hoi-
stein herd on the Mckay farm. In the
evening they were guests at com
plmentary banquet given by the
Marsh company and the next day they
visited the Marsh farm. A visit was
made to the Galloway farm, a trip tar
en- thru the Galloway plant and visit
was also made to the kimball farm
The entire party was entertained by
the kimball company in the eyenns
following.
A gold medal will be awarded 10 the
student making the highest record in
the judging on this trip and the ten
highest will be eligible 70 places on
the Judging team next fall
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-04-28

j Newton.
| According to Assessor E. E. Efnor,
! the population Of this city is $3.50.
Des Moines.
! Miss F'loy Bissell, employed as clerk
! in d downtown dr. goods store, has
/ filed suit for $4,000 against Roy WEIGH,
/ a real estate dealer, alleging that WEIGH
assaulted her in his. Office on the even
! ing of Feb. IS.
Des Moines.
| Tom Pappas. who works in a hotel
/ kitchen, was stabbed by negro boy
while al work al 9 o'clock Monday
morning The boy escaped. The knife
! just missed the heart and physicians
say Pappas will likely recover.
| Council Bluffs.
! Rev. E E. Goodrich, Methodist min
! lister from Glenwood, was in police
| court here Monday morning charged
with reckless driving. He admitted he
i was driving on the left side of the
street and the court let him off with
/ Il lecture.
/ Des Moines.
Asleep in their canoe. Woodley Cor
J nish and Tom Barnes. Y. NJ c. A. in
structors, floating down the river, shot
over the Center street dam in the Des
| Moines river and were forced to swim
in the swift current to the shore, their
canoe having been instantly overturned
Museatine.
Plans looking forward to the oilins
of the dirt roads and the arteries lead
/ ing into the city are now being formu-
lated by local good road enthusiasts
Residents of several local thorough
no n "a
if the city viii sprinkle it upon the ad-
joining street.
Council Bluffs.
Contracts have been let and work
commenced on the laying of sidewalks
and sewers in the city this spring ano
summer to cost $4,000, and many
more thousands of dollars will be
spent before fall for both additions
walks and sewers. The contracts fol
work now under way were let late las
fall, but additional sewer is to be Or
dered in shortly by the council.
Des Moinss.
The coroner is investigating the find
ing of woman's skeleton by two boy!
cleaning out the woodshed of DR.. G. F
Patterson at Ankeney, a small tow
near here. DR.. Patterson says he re
CelSe0 tne DOuS from the IlcOlCdt SoA
lege at Fort Wayne, Ind. twelve year
ago. Coroner Coone, however, is o
the opinion that the skeleton is no
that old.
Shenandoah.
| Miss Bessie Moreledge OF Clarinda,
telephone girl who was willed a.
eighty-acre farm By her sweethear
John Shultz, an engineer at the stat
hospital. won in the suit brought by hi
relatives to break the will. The cour
however, decided she must pay ther
the sum of $4,000, and 1t is stated tn
young woman plans to mortgage tn
farm for the amount Mr.. Shultz die
last summer of typhoid fever durin
the epidemic at the state institution
The case hinged on whether he W.
capable OF making will while suffel
ing from. the disease. He willed Il
! property to his fancee the day befol
he died.
I Davenport.
Mrs. Sarah, Weston, a resident
Scott county for over sixty-two yeai
died at her home two and a half mil
east OF the city Sunday morning
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-04-28
AVOID SPRING ILLS
Purify and Build Up the Blood With
Hoods SarsaparilIa.

In the spring your blood needs
cleansing and enrichins. You feel
poorly. and there Is more or less erup-
ton on your face and body. Your
appetite is not good. your sleep u
broken. and you are tired all the time.
You need Hoods sarsaparilla. It Il
the one safe and effective tonic that
has stood the test OF forty years. II
makes the pure red blood that will make
you feel better, look better. eat and
sle,p better. It is the old standard
tried and true ali-the-year-ronnd medi-
cine for the blood and the whole sys.
tenn.
Ask. any druggist for Hoods sar.
saparilia, and insist. on having y
Nothing else act like II, for nothing els
has the same formula or ingredients
and 30 there u no. real substitute &c
1t today VA
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-04-28

European War Bslisvsd Indirectly Re.
spensibis For inesndiary Fire at A..
Iantie ~ Strong Sentiment Asainst
Shipping, Horses 70 War Zone.

Special to Times Republican.
Council Bluffs, April 2s.-In search
ing for a clue to the person or persons
who caused the fire IN Atlantic which
destroyed thirty horses and the prop
erty OF the Green Bay Lumber Com
pany, entailing a loss Of $4,000, the
authorities are nearly convinced that
the war in Europe is indirectly the
cause. The fire started In barn
across the street from the lumber yard,
and where thirty horses intended for
shipment to Europe for use in the war
were temporarily being kept.
There has been much argument
against shipment Of horses to Europe
to be killed or MANNED in battle and
it is believed that some one thought
TO save this shipment from such fate
and the fire got away from the depart
ment.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-04-28
MuscArlNE AFTER BATTERY.
Swell Local Enlistnnent Of Guardsmen
70 Secure ARTILLERY Company.

Special to Times Republican.
Muscatine, April 2S.-Muscatine has
determined to land the battery of arti!-
lery which is one Of the two to be
established in Iowa by the federal gov
eminent thru the reorganization OF the
Iowa National Guard. To secure the
same it will be necessary to swell the
enlistment locally from 65 to $50 men
and the aggressive campaign for re-
cruits which is being waged here now
would suggest war times. The Musca-
tine Commercial Club AS we'll as other
civic bodies have taken over the cam
paign for members and two days
campaign found forty applications on
hand. That the required number or
members can DE secured s prevalent
belief in local guard circles. The land
ing of the battery means the invest
ment of $3.50, 900 by the government
here, the equipment including no less
than fifty head Of horses and many
heavy field pieces. \ new $4,000 arm
ory is now in course of construction
harp
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-04-28
CORN PLANTING IN PROGRESS
Considerable Field Work Accomplished
During Past Week.

Special to Times Republican.
Des Moines. April 2S.-The weekly
crop bulletin notes that ideal condi-
tions continued during the week for
farm operations and growth of vegeta-
ton. Rapid progress was made IN
preparing ground for corn planting and
considera bic planting was done IN the
southern part of the state. Grass and
small grains made good growth under
the effects of high temperatures and
light showers. but good soaking rain
is needed 10 insure bountiful harvest.
All fruit trees. except peaches. show an
abundance of bloom. Livestock is in
pasture in the southern and central
counties.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-04-28
Ellsworth News Notes.
Special to imes-Republican.

special TO TlmeS-RepubIlcan.
Ellsworth. April 2s.-A big auto show
was held at the o. G. Nelson garage
Saturday, all day and evening. Ex-
perts were here from the factories and
branch offices at Fort Dodge and other
places. The chief program for the day
was free auto rides. cigars and light
refreshments. About 700 people We're
served The Ellsworth band gave a
concert in the evening.
Since the public school has been con-
solidated here and met with such good
success, the five school houses and
plots Of ground. which are now va
Gated, were ordered sold, and the sales
were held here Saturday.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-04-28
Master Mechanics Transferred.
,ecial 10 Times Republican.

Special to Times Republican.
Belle PLANE, April 2S.-J. c. Chari-
ton, now master mechanic o. the Iowa
and Minnesota division of he c. & y
w railway located at Belle PLANE
has been sent to Belvidere, Ill, and
Lee Chapman. of Pekin. H.. has been
promoted to the position Of master
mechanic with headquarters at Belle
PLANE The change will take place
the first Of the month.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-04-28
ALLEGED FoReER CAUGHT.

William Irwin, Under. Indictment in
Story County. Arrested at Orange City
Special to Times Republican
Nevada, April 2S.-Sheriff Gretten
left yesterday morning for Orange City
Sioux county, where William Irwin
under indictment for forgery, was
taken in custody day or so ago under
instructions Of Mr.. Gretten. Irwin was
over around Maxwell last fall and while
there forged and passed some checks
on Frank Richardson and some of the
Maxwell business men. He was traced
to South Dakota and later back into
Iowa and finally located by the sheriff
of Sioux county.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-04-28
AMEs HIGH COMMENCEMENT.
Boys Predominant in Graduating Class
of Fifty.Nin Members

Special to Times Republican.
Ames. April 2S.-Dates have been an
nounced for the principal commence
ment events OF Ames high school. The
commencement season will open with
the senior class play. Maid Marian"
on May IA. On May 81 the annual
junior-senior reception will be held;
on May IS comes the class day exer-
cises. and on June 4 the graduation
exercises. The graduating class num-
bers fifty-nine or this number there
are thirty-two boys and twenty-seyen
girls
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-04-28

ing work the cities could possibly do.
in that they can pave to the city limits
the main travelled roads connecting up
with the surrounding countries. They
will thereby be able, 1t Is pointed out,
to overcome the criticism often made
by the rural population that the worst
roads in the country are those between
the city limits and the main portions
of the city.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-04-28
Meredith Reelected at Boone.

Boone, April 2s.-The members of
the board of education held a specially
called meeting Saturday evening at
which time Supt. E. c. Meredith was
e-elected to head the city schools for
another year. The board fixed the
salary at $1,000 for the year. an in
crease over last season of 5000. All of
the board members were present and
the election was unanimous.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-04-28
LIGHTNING DESTROYS BARN.
outbuiIdings and Much Grain Burned
on Scott Farm Near Shipley.

Special to Times Republican.
Nevada, April 2S.-Lightning struck
a barn on the John Scott farm Just
south of Shipley about 1880 Monday
evening and the barn, together with
its contents and a number Of cribs and
other outbuildings. was destroyed by
fire. About 700 bushels Of corn, some
other grains and all of Mr.. SCOTS hay
went up in flames. There were num-
Der Of valuable stations and other
horses In the barn at the time but as
the men were all at the house at the
time the horses were removed to places
of safety. No estimate of the loss has
been made as yet. 1t was partially
covered by insurance
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-04-28
Girl Bittsn by Dog.

Special TO Tlmes RepubIlcat.
Clear Lake. April oS.-June, the little
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Will Rich.
was bitten by q dog owned by A. a.
Smith. The dog was killed immedi-
ately and the. little girl given every
attention. Her face was severely lac
Grated. She is doing nicely
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-04-28
Can't Eat
Stomach Out
Of Order
You are losing strength and v
tality. That listless. laneuid
feeling il due to the weak
condition of the system.

These are sure signs of breakdown.
Check same quickly and effectively BY
using Electric Bitters, greatest of all tonics
If you feel worn out and run down, II
10 time for tonic. Use Electric Bitters
early-do not wait until You are worse
Il will tone up your system and restore
you 70 your old time vigor and health.
II RTICKTFN = co d
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-04-28

H. E. BUCKLEN & co.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-05-06
3iebe bid at bei1ent eigenen sdopf
aus benz Snmpfe.

gs lift cine Gbatla9e, 6ere1 @abr=
beit gu lei6t an Sir ielblt erproben
farnit: tpie Dein Snneres 6as Meu=
bere, beeinfluBt, umgefebrt audi
Getn MeuBeres 6as Snnere. @iit gu
5um @eiipiel 6ur6 irgen6melde
Gi11ge m%iBm1tbig, nieoergei9lagen
o6er perargert tpor6e1L 10 6arflt gu
6ieien &egungen beiIeibe ni@t no6-
geben nn6 9i6 init aufge1tuBtem
&opf in irgen6 einen @infel ieban.
@iimm Gid pielmebr 5uiammen, bebe
BEN &opf bodh geb' mol flott 6ur@'5
3immer o6er uber 6ie StraBe un6
pieif' o6er finge Dir ems, 10 mirlt
9u aud int @emiitb a1fgebeitert.
Ser Srobiirm, 6ei1en a11Beren @dein
gu a1ge1romn1er, febrt in @irfli6=
felt bel Sir Elm, nn6 gu fmnit Nun
nit Dem MnlaB 9einer MiBitimmu1g
bon ielbit fertig per6en. gu tir3eit
a1f 6ieie Mrt alio nidt muir fbmer5=
lide @efuble ob, ionoern modft 9t@
u116 geididter in Ser @e%ieitigung
BON &emm11rgen auf Deinem Be-
bensmege.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-05-06

gebabt babe, uno &penn es Sen Miier-
ten ni9t geltnge, oaS 2an6 Biz sum
SCRIPT o11s5ubuneer,1, ipater meroe es
ibnen gang gemiB nidt gelimgen. @lt@
oabor bot Gornett ii6 i%iber5e1gt, BOB
Gel1tidlano nod getpaltige Streit=
frafte fir Sen &rieg perfigbor ma
den fam. l1eberda iab er ne1te
Manni9aften erer5ieren, Sa1I enoe
un6 Mbertmienbe. l~tn5ablige! nno
er ma6t fem Sell, 6aral1s, mie iebr
er erltm1nt tpar. M%ller6ings, a1f Ell
11en Mmerifoner, ser Deutiblan6 n1tr
aus 6eutibfein0liden amertfanti4en
@lGttern fen11t, m1b etre &eiie 6ur6
2eutiblan6 gegenuartig geraoe5n
mie cine gr0ffnung mirfen. IS tit
ser l1ebergatg bon Ser 9i9tung CUR
@abrbeit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-05-06
Sic 2iebe CUR Mrbeit.

@auslide @ei9aftiga1ng muB man
Defenders 6en fleiren Md6den 19on
int il1gen6lib ftn6ltdyen Sitter ols et<
mas Sd0nes, 2obenstpertbes, .glei6=
iam mie eine 8elobmtng fir cine GUT
tie Sbat, 8. 8. fir ortiges 8enebmen,
geouloiges @rtragen bon S9mer5en>
beibrineen. 9ie Mebr5abl Ser Miit=
ter belobnt 6erarttge @a1r6lnngen
6ur@ u@anop," @9ofolaoe ooer Ser
gleiden. @S lit rothiamer, bel fol-
diem @elegenbeiten 5u iagen: .u@eil
gu 10 lieb u16 folgiam marit, 6arf1t
gu @oma in Der &iide belfen, beim
Baden un6 Sbiteinmaben" uim.
9ie mobt SEN &leinen sic Mrbeit
1ieb un6 mertb. Man iage nur ia
ni@t, mte es gepDbnli6 Ser Gau lit:
uSSett mii@e oen stal1b ob> febre sic
@t11be, ra1t1ne o11f" nim. geein: uDu
0arflt iebt mir bebilfli6 ieir> gu
6arfit nadber N11ppenflei6er 11dben
un6 6arflt an Ser 5pibe badeln."
|9ies @ort u6iirfen" erbobt 6en &C.
nuB Ser 1onit biellei6t berbaBten Or
belt.
@er 9iebe 511r Mrbeit bat, Sen
6riidt iie 1tdt, fife miro linn 8e6iirf=
niB, nnterbaltung un6 6reu6e. Du=
ruufbin miiien ale @lter1t unb @r=
5ieber .5ielen, 6aB NIT reiferen Sab=
rem 6as ftol5e @etuuBtietn ser Mr=
beitspflidt er1padt 1tno ooB 6ieie TEL
mem 8tpang, ionoern cine freuoige
@mpfin6ung in ben &er5en ertpede.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-05-06
Gigenartiser Sport.

SIR bobt mobl i6on oft BON ben
fpartld)en Stierfdmpfen gebort. sic
li1to eine groulam l1nterbaltung, Die
IN Sponten 5tpar I'M gan5en @olfe
beliebt tit, inns aber menig gefallen
tam. Mebnlid tpie in 5panien, gibt
es alt6 IN nnoeren 26r6ern eigen>
artige ~unterbaltungen" nit Sbie-
rem. @n Der &iiite Muitralien's finoet
8. 9. oft Elm @ettrenmen a11f Sbilo=
froten itatt. Gefongere un6 in 6rei-
beit gelebte S9il6fr0ten nebmen
1amli6 ibren @eg 6em naditen @ai-
fer gu. Dieien Erieb m1ben sic @in=
%gebopenen fir lire 8eluitig1tng aus.
sic iteaen ii6 a1f sic S6il6fr0ten
nno per auf ieinem &eittbier 5uerit
oas 8alier erreidt, bat gepon1en.
Cine anoere nnterbaltung, 6ie ie6od
menig beluitigen6, ion6ern iebr ge=
fabrpon lift, lit 6as Sagen oes edge
fii6es, Ser bauptfa6li6 an Der fii6=
an1erifamiden @iiite 5u barrie lit.
ST lit elm mor6giertger 8uride, Ser
cine 2ange bon etpa 16 SUP errei6t
nn6 in ietnem 5dtpert cine fiir6ter=
1i@e @offe belibt, NIT Ser er groben
.S6a6en onridtet. @reift man i'm
10 i6re1t er boiler @utb aus
oem @oiier empor un6 it0Bt nit iei=
1em S9tpert ouf 6en Gii9er 81. Die
Gingeborenen MAIDEN 11a1n gum Sport
IN 8poten So96 m1f 6teie &biene,
b%arpuniren 6ieielben nn6 5iehen Tie
Damn nit Striden an 6as 8oot, tpo=
BEL mondmal ser fiibner SSager bon
6em m%iitben6en @egner ms Meer
geidleu6ert tpir6 un6 in 9ebensge=
fabr fommt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-05-06

in roiigem Sdimmer erbIiH iino
o1r6 mdts 5t erieBen u1rb febren
IN ipateren Sabren ME tpie6er. 8enn
a1lb ffiir ma1de Srauem, nad)6em Die
beftigen 5riiblingS1tiirme ii9 gelegt
baben Der Somrrer ober &erbit Die
f6onite 3eit Hires 2ebens fem mo-
gen, 10 gilt 6as ie6enfaus m1r fin
iol6e> Sic ii6 int borgerudten M=
ter ebenfaaS elmer geii@erten, bon
materieQen Sorgen freien griiten5
erfrelten, fet es 6urd) eigene @erufs=
tbatigfeit o6er ginitige @erm0gens=
perbaltniiie; nidt ober fir lire be-
oauernstpertbm @itidmeitern> sic 5,1
einem idperen, a%11freiben6en &f
um 6as 3aietn ge5mrngen iin6 uno
6enen ii6 nit Ser idtpinoen0en SSlt=
geno imnner mebr Grperbsausiidten
peridlieben un6 6eren pecuniare
Sage iid 6a6ur6b oaB 1ie allein ite=
ben 111ro MIR al1f 1bre elget1e Mrbe1ts=
fraft %a11gepieien iin6, NIT 6em 5u=
nebmen6en Sitter in1mer troitloler
un6 ber5meifelter geltaltet. Sc gibt
mebr o1s Elm Mrbettsgebiet, 6aS bon
6em tpeibli6en @eidledt febr gei16t
miro, 6emielben ie6o6 feline 6ar1ern=
6e @riiten5, fon6ern 11rr in ser Su=
gen6 MuSitM auf @rtperb bietet. Gin
Mea06en, 6aS bereits I'M Sitter 5mi=
iden 80 un6 40 Sabren ieiner ge=
mobmten un6 lieb ge%por6enen Ebd=
tigtett entfoge11 m11B, meiI n11r nod
iiingere @rafte Stenung fin6en, tann
6ie Sabre mi&t gera6e 5u Sen be-
item ibres 9ebens 5dblen un6 miro
it6 nit Sdtper5en nu6 Ser emf
i6mun6emen Sugen6 3uriidiebnen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-05-06
Muerlci lleberraldmn9en fat Elm

&elrtulfper Sabafsbanoler, 8. ..
Goruett nit Namen, in Deuti6lan0
erlebt. Gornett febrte Dor eiragen
Sogen bon elmer smelmonotliden @e=
idaftsreiie aus europa 5uriid. ST
tpar BEL bieier @elegenbeit au9 I'M
aIten @oterlanoe uno beil1dte 5tpt<
i1er1 @alel uno &oln 5ablrei6e
St60te bes &beintbals. Sn ameri-
faniiden 3eitungen batte er geleIen,
mie ihled)t es Geutidlano gebe, oaB
es Mangel a1 @el6, an 2ebensmit-
teln nnb iogar an Soloaten bobe. gr
fano bon allem 6as @egentbeil.
9euti6lan0 habe ales, mas es brau=
de- er56blte gornet einem 8eridter=
1tatter. gs mer6e in 6iei em Sabre
bic gr0Bte grrte babe11, 6ie eS iemals
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-05-06
@einn6beit f1rbert Eruhiinm.

Sbne @eiun6beit lift edte Greu6e
nnmoglib; obne quite @er6au1tng un0
regularen @tublgang f0nnt SSbrt m@t
geiun6 iein. @urum eS bernadlaiii-
gen @t1blgang gu baben un0 franf
un6 elen6 5u fem? SIR bra11dt 6os
ni6t. Mebmt eine fleine 9r. Sings
Melte 9ebenspile 1ta9ts, SIR mer6et
bonn ,om Morgen gan5en, freien
Stablgang boben rr6 @u6 biel BEL
Ter fublen. @ilft Current Mppetit un0
Ser @er6ol1ung. @eriudt es eine
geodt. = Mn3eige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-05-06
FainiIienkrti$.
Die rbeiten Sabre"

Ma9 6em @rgebmiB elmer in
Dentf6lan6 obgebaltenen l1mfrage
iiber bie beiten Sabre Ser Srm1 foQ
6oS angenebmlt tie 2ebensalter 6es
meibliden @eidledtes ni9t in Der
Sugeno, pte MON ionit augemein
amnimmt, ion6ern 5tpiiden Dem 80.
un6 40. Sabre fem, tpen11 bic &am=
pfc un6 @tiirme Ser Sl1gen6 .bor=
iiber nn6 Die 6raa1en etnestbeilS inn
it6eren Soften Ser @be a1tgelangt,
Dos @lid Ser M11tter fenren geGernt
baben, m6erertbeils in einem 8ernf
Ger ibren Meigl1nge1 nn6 Sabigfei=
ten entipri6t, @%efrie6ig11ng uu6 cine
m%1sf0mmlide @rilten5 gefun6en ba=
ben.
Mnfniipfen6 an 6ieies iiberrof6en=
6e &eiultat plau0ert cine Srou in
oen ubeiten Sabren":
SIT meiB 1ri9t, ob bei elmer Tint
frage au6 bas b0bere Glitter 5tpiiden
Dem 60. un6 70. Sabre beridit9tigt
mor6en lit; 6enn etgentli6 f0nnen
it6 6ie Sra11en, 6ie ein la1ges 2eben
binter iib BADEN un6 am &1tsgang
6esfelben iteben> erit ein obgeidloiie=
mes rrtbeil iiber 6ie id0niten Sabre
tbres @r6en6aietns btl6en. SSn elmer
@eleQi9aft bon a6t Damen, ste iid
iammtli6 5tpii9en Dem go. 1n6 70.
2ebensiabre befan6en, fam 6as Sc
fpr0@ m1f sic Sreit6en un6 2ei6en
Ser S1,gen6 nnb eS mur6en mebmii=
tbige @rinner1ngen an bergangene
3eiten a11sgetm1idt. Sod ie6e ein=
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-05-06

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-05-06
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-05-06

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