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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-28
With Many Of the Workers
Campaigning Harder Than
Ever the Present Week.

Today the members in both districts
of the Telegram 10000 Club show big
gains in votes, and many OF those who
formerly Rugged close to the bottom
show that they have awakened at last
and are going to make the votes fly
between this and July 20 when the
$3.50 in cash and merchandise
awards will be distributed among the
active members Of the club.
Many Of the old workers are cam
paigning harder than ever this week
with a view to making the most Of
the big subscriptions offer now in
force. The fact that ballot for 50.-
900 bonus votes will be given free
with each club Of $500 worth of
subscriptions makes II worth while to
work this week II you intend TO work
at all. The Telegram gives its alb
solute guarantee that never again will
there be more votes offered for sub
scriptions than right now.
Awards Worth While.
And the awards are worth while
working for Ranging from two auto
mobiles down TO diamonds, pianos,
talking machines, ETC., even tne least
OF these are worth the few weeks
pleasant spare time work that men,
bers OF the club are called upon to
nut forth. The feature that makes
the plan Of the Ten Thousand Club
especially attractive to most mem
bers is she guaranteed cash salary
which will be given to every active
member Of the club who fails to win
a prize. II takes away all possible
chance OF loss and assures every
worker OF a profit. The cash salary
In itself makes an award well worth
working for.
II you feel that yCu have ordinary
energy and ambition aud are moi
afraid OF doing a little hustling, YOU
will and that there Is something
worth while for you IN the Ten Thou
sand Club. The tllow Who isn't
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-28
VESSELS LOST
According to an Announcement
Made by LIoyd'S Shipping
Agency in London.

LONDON, June 2S-Four vessels
wore announced at Lloyd's shipping
agency today as having been lost.
They were the Japanese steamship
DaIyetsu Maru and the Italian steam
er Clara and the Italian steamer
Avenito. which was sunk by hostile
warships and the Dutch steamship
Wallstrum. which Eoundered. The
crew of the Dutch vessel was landed.
The steamship Daiyetsu Maru was
sunk by a submarine of Barcelona.
according to despatch from Madrid.
Forty-one members OF Its crew we're
picked up. The Italian steamship
Clara was OF 3,543 tons net.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-28
BIG GAINS IN VOTES
IN CLUB ARE SHOWN

afraid to exert himself can get cash
in his spare time Of almost to the
extent Of twelve hundred dollars dur
ing the next few weeks.
You will find that once you start an
active campaign and begin to pile up
the votes in your favor. your friends
will become interested in your sue
cess, and before long you will be-
come the director Of your campaign
instead Of the promoter. You will re-
ceive thousands OF votes which you
had never asked for. This is the pub
lies campaign. and the public will
decide who shall be the winners. But
people never help those who fail them
selves to show a willingness. To
make a winning campaign, II is neces-
sary that you put your shoulder to
the wheel and start the ball rolling.
No Big Reserve Votes.
There are many rumOrS going the
rounds regarding the big reserve
votes held by some OF the candidates.
OF course, there are some that reserve
votes for in some sections not little
work has already been done in secur-
dnB VOteS. But Zone nave what COulu
really be called Large" vote. None
that could not be caught up with by
n little systematic effort.
List Trimmed.
You will note in today's paper the
trimming out OF the dead ones" has
begun. This is u start and "the worst
is yet to come" For II is the inten-
ton OF the management to drop Out
every one who does not report a sub
scription during the life Of the present
offer. II you are in the list and want
to come in for a share Of the grand
distribution OF prizes on July 20. be
sure that you show well this week
otherwise your name will be dropped
out Of the club. This may seem tC
some to be running matters with q
high hand, but II you stop TO think
a moment you will realize that Il d
only fair TO those who do expect 4
keep up the work. The field should
be cleared for the workers and we will
appreciate Il u you will line up on on,
side or the other this week.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-28
CARRANzAs REPLY
Is Expected to Be Handed to
Special Agent Rogers in
Mexico City Today.

WASHINGTON. June Special
Agent Rodgers at Mexico City la a
brief telegram dated yesterday and
received at the state department
early today said he expected to be
handed today Carranza's reply to the
American note. demanding the re-
lease OF soldiers taken prison at Car
RIAL.
The message containing but two
sentences was the first word the de-
partmcnt had heard from Mr.. Rodg-
erS since he reported the delivery OF
the note. II Is said II was believed
the Mexican authorities are invests
eating the Carrizal affair but give
no indication Of what would be the
reply to the American demands.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-28
CONFIRMED
Are Sales Of Properties in the
Bankruptcy Case OF w. J.
Holden.

PARKERsBURG, June 2S.-At "A
meeting in the case Of W. j. Holden
in bankruptcy, Just held before Ref
cree T, A. Brown. the sale Of the fol-
lowing property Of the bankrupt was
confirmed: Residence property in
this city, sold to George f. Work. for
$500: 129h acres Of land in Har-
rlEOn county. sold to Charles d. Stout
for $3.50; one-seventh interest In
$50 acres In GllmeF county, sold TO
John r. and J, Earl Arbuckle. for
$1,000. A decree was handed down
by the referee authorizing and direct
ing the trustees to execute deeds to
the several purchasers. for the prop
critics purchased by them.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-28
MEAT CONTRACTS
Are Closed by Chicago Packing
Houses with the Federal
Army ouartermaster.

CHICAGO, June 2S.--Chlcago
packing houses have closed contracts
with the army quartermaster here
for a monthly supply of 100000
pounds OF meat for the army. Most
OF the meat is TO be shipped 10 Fort
Sam Houston and FL PasO. Half a
million pounds Of corn beef, packed
in two pound cans is to be sent at
once TO San Antonio, according to
another order. and an order for 24O,-
900 pounds of bacon as emergency
ratiOns TO be shipped to tho border
in crates went to another stockyardH
firm.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-28
REPULSED
Are the Entente Allies in Small
Attacks on the Franco
British Front.

BERLIN. June 2S,-Attacks in
small forces made at various points
on the Franco-British front In the last
twenty-four hours were repulsed by
the Germans. the war office announced
today, In the verdun sector the
French made a determined assault,
but their attacks broke down under
the German tre. Operations on the
western front are described as fol-
lows:
From LaBassee canal to the region
south Of the Somme the enemy made
accommodating attacks in conjunction
with intense artillery FIRE and mine
explosions and under the protection
Of smoke and has clouds. The at
tacks were repulsed.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-28

The result Of the Mcdowell recount
is a body blow to the Lilly forces for
on this they had pinned their hopes OF
cutting down the majority Of Judge
Robinson. The previously reported
figures from Mcdowell were Robinson
1881; Lilly, 1855. a majority for Rob
insOn OF 1896. These figures gave
Judge Robinson a majority on the
state OF SIT and the result Of the re-
count given above increases this ma
jority to $50.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-28
BRYAN
Is to Go to New Mexico to Hold
Confab in Effort to Prevent
War with Mexico.
tsv AssoelAVSD SNEss,

iHN A1aoGiATgo PHHan
ALBUQUERQUE. n. NJ. June %
Pending the arrival Of missing del
egates or instructions to I'LL the va
cancies there will be no session Of the
conference which was to have been
held here today under the auspices
of the American Union against mill
tarism to attempt to avert war be-
tween Mexico and the United States.
DR.. David Starr Jordan received a
telegram stating that other confer
ees Including William ]. Bryan would
Join him here before the end OF the
week.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-28
GREAT BATTLE
In Volhynia Results in Further
ReverSeS OF Russians at
Hands of Germans.

BERLIN, June 2S-The great bat
tie in VolhynIa. where the reinforced
German army has succeeded in check
ing the Russian advance. has resulted
In further reverses for the Russians.
Announcement was made by the war
Office today that the Germans have
captured the village OF Wieniwika,
west OF Sokul.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-28
ASSAULT
BY German Forces on French
Positions near FIeury is
Checked by French.

PARIS. June 2S.-German troops
last night delivered another attack on
the French positions near Fleury on
the sector OF the verdun front over
which violent fighting has been in
progress for several days. The as
sault was checked by the French FIRE.
There was spirited fighting near
Thiaumont work, which the Germans
captured several days ago, but nc
change took place In the situation
there.
West OF tho Meuse there was no in
fantry fighting Of importance. Ar
tillery engagements occurred in the
sector near Avocourt and Chattan-
court,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-28
BuoKnANNoN GIRL RECEIVERS

Agnes Keatley. aged sig years,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. George
Keatley. OF Buekhannon. who had
been patient in 81. Mary's hospital
for several weeks, receiving treat
ment for heart disease, had suiiiclent-
" recovered Wednesday 10 be taken
70 her homo,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-28
FOOD EXPORT LIMIT.

BROWNSVILLE. Tex. June a.
United States customs officials have
fixed 81 as the limit OF value Of food
stuffs Mexicans may take across tho
river into Mexico at this point.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-28
AUsrRIASs FLUNG BACK.

ROME. June 2s.-The Italians have
flung back the Austrians a further dis
lance on the Trentiha front. The
war oftce today announced the cap
ture OF Monte Gianmondom. north Of
Fislne, and Monte cayioio. These po-
sitions he between rcsina and As,ieo.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-28
AMERICAN OCCUPATION
OF NoGAEES is CLOSE

NoGALEs, ArlE., June 2s-Ameri-
can occupation OF Nogales. Arir..
loomed close early today when eight
Mexican soldiers wero driven back
BY United States sentry post as
they tried to cross TO the American
side.
The Mexicans withdrew and Major
William Brooke ordered his men to
drop anybody you see acting Bus-
pieiously. II shot comes from over
there we'll go straight across"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-28
SPECIAL COMMUNICATION.

A special communication OF Her
man Lodge No. 6. Ancient Free and
Accepted MasonB. will be held at z: 80
O'clock this evening for work in the
second degree.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-28
ADMINISTRATOR QUALITIES.

John 7. Keanrnes qualified wednes-
day as administrator OF the estate OF
Mary Jane Kearnes with bond at 800
and Charles D. Nutter surety. John
T. Rearnes. fancy Harrison and
Charles D. Nutter were appointed to
appralse the estate.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-28
TAXING EXAMINATION.

James p. Davidson. of bridgeport.
Joseph L. LeBarre. OF Salem, and
v. o. Lyon. OF Wallace, are among
the forty-two persons who are taxi
ing the state dental examination in
Wheeling.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-28
AN UITIMATUM.

PARIS. June ga Zurich de-
spatch to the Martin says that Ger
many's demands on Switzerland for
the exchange OF commodities are in
he form OF an ultimatum which ex-
pires at 6 o'clock Thursday night.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-28
MARCHING ORDERS.
tsY AssoelArEp pEEss,

CHICAGO. June 2s.-orders were
issued today by Major General
Thomas H. Barry, in command Of the
central department OF the United
States army, for the immediate move
ment to the border Of all units OF the
Illinois, Missouri, Kansas and Wis
consin national guards which are
reasonably ready"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-28
MANY TRUCKS SENT.

tnS AssoeiATsp FHEass
SAN ANTONIO. June 2s-War de-
partment advices TO General Fuston
today included notification that 396
motor trucks had been sent to him.
There are already in service GA mo
tor trucks.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-28
FIRST FATALITY.

CoNTELLSvILLE. Pa. June
2S.-The first fatality in the
Tenth regiment OF the Penn
sylvania national guard oecurr-
ed while the troops were en-
route TO camp on Saturday.
Dana Gupkili. u. member OF
Company z. OF Mt Pleasant.
fell from a train 81 Petersburg
and died in a hospital al Hunt
ingdon. Pa.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-28
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Marriage licenses have been issued
to to James W. Watson and Jean Dow
Grant. and Samuel Jay VInson and
ElEenia RRder.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-28
VII | NOT ARGUE WITH MEXICAN FIRST CHIEF
HOUSES RELATIVE.

tBv ASSOCIATIVE PRGSO
NEW YORK. June 2S.-The APP
pOintment OF Gordon Auchincloss, n
lawyer Of this city as assistant treas
urer Of the Democratic national COM
mittee, was announced here today by
Vance G. Mccormick. chairman OF
the committee. Mr.. AuchinclosS is n
son-ln-law Of Col. +. NJ. House. a
close friend OF President Wilson.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-28
ROBINSON GAINS
Fifty Two Votes in the Recount
in Mcdowell County Asked
for by Lilly.

WEIGH. June 2S.-The recount
was completed at $3.50 Tuesday night.
RObinson's official majority is 1898.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-28
THE CIRCULATION

of tho Telegram Is more than double
the net paid circulation OF tho
other Clarlsburg paper.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-06-23

entiprehenoeu 5dtpeu, getra1en; ha.
oot Die erfinoeriihe SHouitrie fir
olerlei Wittslfen gelorg., ourh peIs
die beIdmuBie Shu1e folder art gss
reiniat uHo linen Elm ihoHss 4niss
ben pieoergegeben peroen tam. Der
hotfhdfti9e StiefeI niro in Der
Ddrmen Sommer3tit wohl nielfat
ourh nieoriae Sduhs erieBt pernen.
Sic freilih INNER ihre boheu 4b=
iGBe hshalten perbsn. 9od gang oers
itpinoeu miro er uiht. idon neil
er Eel Idugerem @ehen mehr aegen
bic Grmioun9 idubt. Die 3ierIitsn
9olbftuhe meroeu oisIfah nit
fdpdrsen 2ntipigtn perisheu. ooer
auh cine unoere SurbsnsHombinas
tion in 4ufreuouug qebratt psrosn.
Die 6olbfdubs haben sumsiit sinen
tisfsn 4usidnitt uno Elm ihmnlss
GubbIatt. hos BEN Sub tIeiner uno
sierIitsr sridetuen ldbt uno bic feis
nsn feioeusn Strlmpfs better CUR
Geltuuq bringt. lin BEL einem Site
feI. Der fhon Elm peniq odg qniebsn
perIorsu bat. oieisn WonaeI su pe:s
btdsn. peroen aud ieitpdrts nit
9ruttnopfsn aeIhIoFens 8amdTtsn
aug StufF ooer 2eosr q%etraasr.
Infer critics glib (abb. II peran.
f6aulitt Elm 4Ieio aus i6parssm
S6leieritofi, bas audi aus Ihmieas
famen. FarbiQeu Stoffen ndhluor6eie
ten 1T. Cine nit S~dnuypaipel al
'tiieBsnoe, runos QoTt eraGnst an
BEN biibI6en 9ltjoe BE porn inter
tIeinsn poiamententu0pfen ioumdre
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ten Stebtyo0eRs psrottt Sic porn Qe
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tie 1Yoyn ser 4trn.!. 0ertn untereu
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bor beisiti9t 5ma. mebrrials einle'
yejhte, nah oten au~siprtngeHoe Gals
helm tilneu 0tn Wniertn 46idlub.
Die gIuie lam nit lcld]tsm GFiitter
Wteyleoi poer elmer anId}iieBer0fr
frtttytaile ouiaear6eittt nsroen.
ShmoIt. rijdparts qetu0pIte
Sdlr0Q5len0en b1yien 0iirtelartjQ biz
RejbfGI.hsn oes eb~tnialls aciijttsrs
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-06-23
Sm !ebten giloe (qtbb. A. 1T cine

Sm !eBten giIoe (Qbt, a 1T cine
rei3enpe gluie nit Stidereiper5iez
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6iftpaFs oaroeitelIt. 0ieie neue
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9urAbruffiquren nit 8~titen3ipei>
gen i'm pIdttitth nbpetieln. idn.iidt
porn oie aus nsibem S9leieritoff
bsItebenoe BLUE. @ruppen ~ausiprin>
qenber gieienidume. fir Die aud
ReibfdIt6en ousgefiibrt peroen t6n=
men, ihrdntsn sic Meite hes 9ornerz
tells, ser nit 9nnpfi6luB gearbeitez
ten 8udenteiIe unb Der Nermel elm,
beren ipibs Stulpen ebenfdlls nit
8isfenfdum6en unh nit 6oblndhten
qesisrt, unten bur6 6ormfaIbeln err
oGnst per6en. Do6lndbte um5ieben
oif Die poTe unb bic t%leinsn. pon
Spise bsQrenaten lleberFaGteilc.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-06-23
Die Hohs.

mit BEN f%ortihreiien oes Fra6s
fohrs rerhen aud Die aIeioer ims
mer fommerIiter. 1od behaupten
einTtnsilsn nod INNER bic ,SddeHs
ilsioer i5rsn VIas, oit fteili6 aud
fhon aus mehr ioH,nerlifeu Stofs
fen. oorHshmlin 2eiuen. ongeiertiQt
peroen. Ter aqaemeiHen 8ihtung
Der oissidbriaeu mloos fDl9enb.
pdhlt man oa3u Sen Stoff nit Scr,
Iiebe in 3nelerIsi 5onunqen, ]. 3.
bell uno ouuteIblauss gsiusu. 15sis
mere Sddsn,leioey peroeu pisl aus
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psnnung. Die untsT BEN ,5aten ges
tragsnen gIufeu miFsr nit zen ers
ftereu uno Dem Rod in bs3uq ouF
Muferuns uno 5ar6e iibereinftims
men; gu allen Stoiieu pafeno iino
isbp6 nsifs gIuier. Srogtn uno
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-06-23
Iasnntnns uun airiditeinen.

Cine neuerli6e Melbung beIa9t.
nab i'm Weiten cine Geieuidaft in
Der 9iIbune begriffen lei, I'm cine
5obrit gu erbauen fir Den ein5igen
3ped, Die eroben Mafen airfdens
Steine. DeIue bisher i'm Staate Srez
gon a6tlos psrihpenoet iporben pa>
rem, mad allen Hegeln mooerner
piieni4aftlider Snouitrie ousaubeu=
ten. Dieier Sal it Der erit tie iei>
rer Nrt unb biloet ipieberum elm
bemsrtenspertes 9eiipiel ipitemati>
i6er 0srpenbung bon Nbfduen, tpels
den man bisber sar feline 8eadtuns
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4msrita. Die Sa9e ourfte ii9 ni6t
in Oregon aQein lobnsn.
Damit tein 2aie ben inouitrienen
Wert BON &irihternen unterihdse,
10 lei hermit Die Wustunft porees
fiibrt, tpelhe bas @bemie=Imt oes
ameritanii6en Qderbaus0 eportes
ments na6 elmer Interiudung, bic
aus elmer Nnfro9e Encouragement
mar, iiber bieisn, bislane iiberiebes
nen 9eaenitanb eeoeben bat.
Die 8erne BON &iri6eniteinen GEE
BEN elm Feites Gel, nel6es foit qes
nau benz Manosl'Oel entipri9t uno
40 Gents pro pfuno inert 1T; ferner
Elm flii6ti9eS Gien5zSel ME oas
BON Sittermanbeln, peltes CUR Sers
itelung pon porfiimerisn iopie ppn
8ei6mnfzg eiQaben pertpenoet ners
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merit lit; Der 3uriidbleibenoe 8oben>
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futtsr geben, gnn5 dbnli6 ben MebI>
tu6sn BON gaumppu zSomen, uno
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pro Sonne bar, un0 aus Dem Soft,
fpeIder beim Gntternen bon SirTden
berIoren gebt. IGbt iid SofelsSirup,
@eIee uno Qltobol gepinnen.
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ben III Den Ser. Staaten 312 Uliuis
ouen 9%irfteniieins in ieoer Soiion
ip~eg9eporfen. Gns lpirDe 200 Ipns
nsn feItes Sci bebeuten, $4,000
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hem bisher p~er9euoeten Soft gepin.
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9iri6sRbousr t6nnten ober INNER.
bin erpben Msneer ioIde Steine uno
biE erobs Meneen inltsr Stsine uno
anbers 4bfdus on 6abriten psrtaus
fen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-06-23

un0 mtider xulfet III e,uem etpos
ountlectE Zen 3uiammen9eiteIlt.
GeBteter bi,oet an Der 9Iuie bic
42ieIsrteile tnebit St0BAen), Sic
porn trigeydrtiq onite:aen uno
iheiu60r pon auieetn0piien Qotten
erQdn3t meyoer. @geitle patten haIs
ten aui SEN 4hielu bic Hst1fdlten
uuo leoen I'D biinodendrtiq nm bic
mGbi9 ueiten, ein8eiebtsn Baud
6rmel, Sic ourh 6ormfctbsln ptrs
lauaert lperoeu. Ter tIeire. tnopfges
Thmiidte Wtiteneirfah miro uber ben
S6lub Der 5utteridile Qehatt. 6Gr
sen SroQen lit peibsr @losbatiit gee
tpGblt. Der ihmoIe GirtelteiI unn
cas leid,t Qereibte S6obheu oedtn
Sen NnIab oes oreitslli9en Rodes.
Der etrpa suy Sdlfts aus Saffet be-
itebt uno cut oisie Nsiie iif ousgss
seidnst gum Iufarbtiien zines I'M
mcoernen, enaeu Rodes si9ust. Seine
untere g1ei. tetrdet etlpa ST. goro.
SelbitperitGn0lia Tam Der Red uah
edns ans DoQsnItoff Qeiertigt oOsr
mad @elieter MIR nit elmer itmoIen
Slenot coey NIT mehrtren 6cTmfal-
bsln alsstitattet lperosn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-06-23

ten. srtjtsiIiaeu G~lotsnrodts. BEN
orei itmuI geidunte. obeu auf9ss
itepptt 6ormTdI6sin 5jeren.
Gopo6l fir iunac 0au1en ols
aud far T0men miitlercn 4lters
,lantn ii6 bic pe)en ibrer alejoIam-
teit auBeroroentlia beilsbten ififus.
Die oo3u al ;ycatuoeu 9leioer iino
~aeip6hniih in ihyty 6orm QaNl elm
fad ae6altsu. 10 auch uniere @orld
as taab. y aus better. QebIimter.
Ieidhier Seioe. Die longen 9auIf
drmei iiuo BEN 9IuisrisiIert Gerejbt
eineeiesi un0 un;en burd Yunohen
erQdn},. sic ie Gin mebrmaIs Qerei6
ter. o6tn uno unieu in &rGusheu
ouejprnQtnotr S.pffreiid oett. Sin
eIeider S.rciitn tegt iih aartcIarti9
nm bit EGjae. giah 9tlieben 1T I'M
ter ojeitm Ser 3od nnSufiQen, cher
er riro. lutur otr Rcd fir it'd GEAR
bsitet rtrnen ioa, otm 8urtbano=
mitber St>IeIbtn 0uioeuGht. @ruppen
ausipr;TAenoey Sdumden ihrdnten
a6lreclieIno nit Iejtten Rejhidlthen
Die ob'yt 24tite otS Rodts EN-, BEN
born 81 St.gen Soften tleine, oereib
re 20ltten duf9eisbt ijno. Der etpo
8 gdto Epeite unters Rauo lam
ebenioQs nit eiHem Hr1u2tenIireis
fen oueaeitotte; lper0er. fejnc, ass
reihte SpjBenFaIbelu btaren3rn oas
reiBe GUufitu. iir ooS sjn Noppels
Ter S;oiftejI ou' DEN 4fitln UNI
giidnGr's otnoherortj3 ~ausQHuob;
uno einaeytih; III. 4m S6luB cine
itr0rie gleiTetbauoi6lejIe. Ter
perm eiieNe Stf3troaen aus 9lasbd.
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EntaIe SearIinonna.

sTs iluQIt N 8ofn Gin 9eitlmasbIatt
Souuiro ejne 81 Seihe;
&arlim man ujtbt. pie : EcrtiGIauo tlS
r&erluitc nffcz idreipe2
ga ipr1ch SIR ~Sr61er Ger Suisxr-:
-@osu ic uasujte @eItng
lie @eiitc8 iourcn II ret uns
Sic Siitea gar uisti = l~eieul7
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tiff fpetft SdumhsnI4mud
nrubtaeiteifte Spibeneden auf.

Dds 3unddit lin Abb. 81 barge
iteate, aeidQige aIei0 aus 3neierIei
Stoff Idbt ii6 gIeid gut aug ben
psri6ieoeHiten idmie9iamen Gsrpe.
BEN in 5drbig ober in Sdpnr3 na6s
orbeiteu. Qud sinfarbige uno gemus
Iterte Stoffe tOnneu 3uiammen 8ers
penouns firoen. Nn Iniere 8orIaqe
itno groubIdusr. IeifIter Wouenitofi
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@urtrugstaniilcr.

Sic beIten &ortraostuuitIer Der Belt.
Sic baben mir Geutidlen iiher;
@em ioIh @cnie cinen &ortrag bolt.
2os ~erinnert an DioItie luo Nliidsrl
@ar ebcrn tIinqt ihre grade i'm Gbr
Scr anoddltia iroben @emeinhe;
Aiht &orte, nidt @roia lie tra5cn
oot
Sen anqriif Gc9en Die 6einocl
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IsrmsIoufItIdge irerben germ nit
&onoitiderei peyIebeu uuo msiittns
aus 2einsn ooer 9otiit ~gsarbeitet.
IS TT Idon ~njeosrboIt ouf ois
Gls9on5 binqepieien porben. Die
heutsuta9e, bepinoi ouyd9 bic Sur3e
her 9lsiosr, oui oos Sduhseuo pers
fronot piro, SeIbit lei uneiinitiaem
Wetter wsroen Sdube aus heIs1
2eoeg. in peyiditoenen BEN &lss0evn