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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-02-12
Gretna.

The Gretna Base Ball association will
give a dance March 4.
Mrs. Lloyd Hickey. who Is In an
Omaha hospital, Is In serious condi-
ton.
The funeral OF Mrs. Mary Roob. aged
dist church.
Joe and Peter schmidt were called 10
Omaha Thursday by the serious Illness
OF their mother.
Governor MOrehead will speak in 0retna
soon. Plans are being made tor ban
quet to be given in his honor.
John Harder. who fell from q horse
some time ago. In such a way as 20
crush four bones In his foot, II recover
/ < patrons meeting viii be held AZ the
GretnA school Saturday afternoon, Each
OF the teachers will give a short talk,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-02-12
Democrats Plan to
Repeal Stamp Tax

WASHINGTON. Feb. 11.-Plsns Of some
congressional leaders 10 include repeal OF
the emergency stamp tax IN the admins
tration's revision OF revenue laws gained
Roadway today, when 1t became known
that democratic members OF the house
ways and means committee were prac-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-02-12
Depnrtment Order.,

WASHINGTON, FEB. 11.-(Special Tel
earam. p-Rural letter carriers appointed:
Herman II Tappere. Norfolk. Neb.;
Webb b. Foulke, Carlisle, Ia; b. II.
Bridgefnan. Plat, s. ID.
irving II. Larson was. appointed post
master at Valley, Pack county. Wyo-
ming. vice. J. L. Mclaughlin. resigned.
Applications have been received by the
comptroller, OF the currency for authority
to convert state banks into national
banks: National bank of Gary. S. D.,
capital, S25, 600. conversion OF the Ex-
change hank or Gary.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-02-12
J. PlERP0NT MORGAN
ARRIVES At LONDON

LONDON. Feb. III. Pierpont Morgan
arrived in London this morning by spe-
cial train from Falmouth. where last
evening he landed from the Holland
American line steamship Rotterdam, on
which he had come from New York. He
was met at the station here by Lord
sunliffe, governor of the Ink OF Eng
land. "a.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-02-12
Rev. w. w. Pratt,
Baptist Publication
Secretary, is Dead

PLAINFIELD. N. j.. Feb. 1.-THE Rev.
DR.. william woodbury. Pratt, 60. secre-
tary Of the American Baptist Publication
society Of New York. died yesterday In
his home here He had been Ill two years.
Or. Pratt was born in Waukee, Ia. and
was educated at Colgate university. For
thirty years he was pastor Of the Baptist
church in Passaic. leaving there IN 1905.
to become assistant to the Rev. DR.. Rus
sell II. Conwell in Philadelphia where
he remained six years.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-02-12
DEATH RECORD
Andrew Max.

Andrew Max. aged 20 years. a resident
OF Omaha for the last six years. died at
a local hospital Tuesday and was buried
in Forest Lawn cemetery Thursday az.
ternoon. following services at Haynes
chapel. No relatives survive.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-02-12

tiesIly unanimous in favor OF the repeal
Majority members Of the ways and
means committee conferred today and
practically agreed TO report a resolution
repeating the free sugar clause Of the
Underwood tariff law, and 10 delay
action on the administration tariff COM
mittee bill until the preparedness pro-
gram and sugar repeal have been dis
posed OF
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-02-12
HYMENEAL
eenthe-Ka.tens.

SYRACUSE. Neb., Feb. ii,--(speeial.)-
William II. Gentle and Miss Mary Bmma
KAstens. well known young people. were
married Thursday at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Eugene Kramers. They will re-
side on a farm near here.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-02-12
Swiss Insurance
Funds Invested
in German Bonds

PARIS. Feb. ia Geneva dispatch to
the Journal says that public opinion IN
Switzerland is deeply moved by the reve-
lation that responsible officials OF the
Federal insurance directorate transferred
all the federal insurance funds with the
exception OF 10000 francs into German
bonds ana stocks since the war began.
This discovery. the dispatch says. was
made by the board Of auditors of the
federal council during the periodical ex-
animation Of the insurance records. The
Swiss Federal council In 1911 passed the
federal insurance law for the purpose Of
which several million francs were APP
propriated.
The Swiss law alluded to was In two
parts. the first providing for insurance
against illness. and the secbnd for in
surancc against accident. which involved
the est ablishmcnt of an annual fund of
5000. 900 francs. Opposition was made to
the second part Of the measure. on the
ground that so large an appropriation
would endanger the national treasury.
ana that II was a doubtful adventure
for the state TO undertake = form of
business which had previously been re-
garded as the proper domain OF private
companies. Both parts Of the law were
finally adopted by 10000. against 10000
on the referendum vote by the Swiss
people.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-02-12

Miss Ethel ingram spent the weekend
On Valley.
Miss Harriet wahlyren went "a. FIRE.
mont Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. HsdOerg went TO
Omaha Saturday.
Miss May Nichols spent the weekend
with Miss Waldorf AZ Fremont.
Miss Irene Brown was the guest OF Mrs.
Lndquest ~ Waterloo Sunday.
Miss Orpha Gaines and Miss Irene
Brown spent the weekend In Valley.
John corrinEton OF Iowa visited his
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-02-12
From Our Near Neighbors

neices, Mrs John Fitzgerald and Mrs.
John Mcmahon, this week
Miss Mutz and Miss Enbank enter
tained the Kensington club. at the home
OF Mrs. Fred Whitmore Tuesday even
ing.
The friends and neighbors of Mrs
sboar TSgk aeindssn ssy ,so her SG
OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. y. Burk.
The Busy Bee" held it's regular
monthly meeting at the Mause Wednes-
day afternoon. Three new members were
lunch.
Mrs. II, c. Kennedy, Helen and Ethel,
Mrs. Nichols, May. Mrs. w. @. White
more, Mr. and Mrs. Mcdonald, Mr.. and
Mrs. Webb. Mr.. ana MRS. q. arner and
Mrs. a. C.. Hedberg were among those
attending the golden wedding OF Mr.. and
Mrs. T. ID. Todd at Waterloo. Monday
afternoon.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-02-12
Avoca.


Fred Kuhnhenn and wife were Omaha
visitors Thursday.
Mrs. =, q. Spencer was here from Tai
mage this week visiting relatives.
Mas Pearl sharp entertained the Mis-
sionary kensington Tuesday evening.
Mrs. W. L. Gillin - here from Council
Bluffs. Ia. for n visit with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ehlers are here
from Bertrand for a visit with relatives.
The T-month-old daughter Of Nrr. ana
Mrs. II. p. Weichman died Wednesday OF
pneumonia.
Mrs. p. Nutznnan gave the domestic
science demonstration Tuesday. The sub
jecs was biscuits"
Miss Edna johnson OF Lexington Is
hero visiting at the homo OF Mr.. and
Mrs Samuel johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hillman were At
Omaha the first Of the week TO see their
son, who Is In hospital there.
Miss Emma Marquardt entertained the
Ladies' Aid society OF the Congregs-
tional church Thursday afternoon.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-02-12

IrvtngtOu,
Mrs. Hackman and Mrs Brenner and
daughter. Angie. were Omaha visitors
Tuesday.
The Willing Workers Of the Christian
ruary p.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Anderson from
Rusty Gulsch visited at the John Bleick
home Tuesday.
Nancy Jacobsen while coasting last
Tuesday evening froze her toes on both
feet and IL in a quite bad condition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Spring OF Benson
spent Saturday and Sunday at the Henry
Spring home. Mrs. Spring has been quite
sick for the last two weeks, but II i'm
proving now.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-02-12

Miss Jane weeth os omaha visited sat-
urday and Sunday With Mrs. Susan Le-
sieur.
and Phyllis. were Sunday visitors Of Mrs
Susan Lesieur.
The senior class Of the high school gave
an oyster supper AT the opera house
Thursday evening. ssgk--.n So
A crowd OF Papillion young folks went
the farm home OF hr, and Mrs, Frank
Leaders. tff
The February term Of district court
convened Monday. The jury docket Is
unusually light. the jurors being excused
after two days.
The filings for county offices continue
Ira Bedle has filed for county surveyor
Charles Martin for county treasurer, W.
c. Kieck for county superintendent and
E. H. Mccarthy for county attorney. Pc
titionB are being circulated for j. M
Wheat and II. A. Collins for county judge.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-02-12

MRS MABEL HUNT
SLATER, about whose pros
pective marriage with ex-
Governor David I Walsh of
Massachusetts rumor is
again revived.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-02-12

and the patrons will BE- asked 70 con-
tribute 70 the general discussion.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-06-10
DAY AT
EPWORTH CHURCH

x splendid program has been
provided for the Children's Day exer-
elses at the Epworth Methodist Epis-
copal church, South, Sunday morning
at II a. m. The pastor, Rev. Lawrence
r. Cohen, Jr, has turned the morning
service over to the children of the
church. AT the opening of the service
the pastor will christen all babies un-
der five years Of age and parents are
urged to bring the little ones for this
baptismal service. The theme to be
carried out in the children's Day pro
gram is "The Kings Garden
"The. Kings Garden, suggests Gods
beautiful out-of-doors,' said pr CO.
hen. "The entire program is unique
throughout, the pieces are short, hut
rich with meaning. The service will
be free to the public and everybody is
urged to come. It will be fascinating
1y interestingito the grown people," He
asks that all mothers and fathers and
adults come to show the children that
they are interested in the things Of
childhood. The music will be espe-
cially good.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-06-10

The following program will be rem
dered;
Professional: The children's Ho-
sanna, large chorus Of boys and girls.
Reading The Kings Garden Eliz-
abeth Daniels.
Reading, ForgetMe-Not, Ruth Shaw.
Song, Flower children.
Reading, Hcw Birds and Flowers
Pray, Lowell McGehee
Reading, The Fathers Care, Harriet
Sanford.
Song, Birds and Butterflies, Mrs. G..
Schlotterbeck Sunday school class.
Cradle Roll exercises. (Mothers are
expected to ling their babies who are
members Of cradle ROM
Presentation Of flowers to each ba-
by Elizabeth Tuggle
Reading, A Blessing for the Blessed
Spencer Barefoot
Song, Cradle Roll Lullaby, Virginia
Leeds.
+ Reading, The Coming Of the King,
Lucille Cohen
Reading. Weeds and Deeds, Jewel
Jones.
Solo, How They Grow Mildred Mat
thews.
Reading. Ny Heart is Gods Little
Garden, Caro- Bond
Address, The Kings Garden, Hubert
Fox.
Song, Outside the Garden, Alice
Burney and Burney Ray
Reading, Mother Hearts in the Gar
den Katherine Bond
Song, The World Children, chorus
of boys and girls.
Reading, No children's Day, Ruth
McGehee.
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-06-10
Roads Fine-.crops Good.

rOauN Tine-IFopS AoOu.
Judge X. 2. Davenport who was one
Of large party from Chickasha at
tending a meeting Of the Verden Odd
Fellows night or so ago, stated this
morning that the roads between Chick
asha and verden are in the finest pos
sible shape showing plainly the great
good the dragging process is doing the
public highways. Judge Davenport
stated that wheat harvest seems to be
in full swing in the Verden communi-
ty: that the recent rains came most
opportunely in developing the grain.
While it is less than month since the
farmers finished cutting the first crop
OF alfalfa, Judge Davenport stated the
second cutting is now on and seems
to promise good yield
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-06-10

WaNrIage Is Announced.
Announcement Of the marriage Of
Hollis 3. Willeford son OF Mr. and
Mrs. B. +. Willeford OF 1927 Iowa ave
nue., to Miss Anna Bennett Of Pueblo,
Colo has been received. Mr. Vile
ford Is a graduate Of the Chickasha
high school and was formerly cleo
trical inspector for the Oklahoma State
Insurance bureau, He now holds po-
sition with the Insurance bureau Of
Colorado, with headquarters at Den
yer, where he and his tride will make
their home
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-06-10

Number station OF the Chickasha
fire department made run shortly af-
ter II o'clock this morning to 1912
South Sixth street. the home of e. 81
Turner. The alarm was a false one
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-06-10

er, reported seriously ill., Mr.. Dryden
stated this morning that his brothers
condition was greatly improved.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-06-10
Attention Musicians.

All musicians are requested to meet
at Labor hall Sunday, June IL, at 1880
O'Clock, and 80 from the hall 70 the
cemetery to hold memorial services
for the deceased members Of local 1872
A. r. of NJ Everybody bring flowers.
II. II. TURNER. Secretary
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-06-10


The Presbyterian ladies will have an
aluminium demonstration at the parish
house next Tuesday afternoon at 2:30
o'clock, to which the public is invited.
Admission 10 cents
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-06-10

Dryden Returns from Atus.
D. A. Dryden returned this morning
from Altrs where he was called sew
eral days ago to the bedside Of a broth
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-06-10
DecoratIon servIcea postponed.

Decoration Services Postponed.
The decoration services to have been
held By the various fraternal lodges
Of the city tomorrow have been indefi-
nitely postponed owing TO the scarci.
~ Of flowers
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-06-10

subscrine for the Daisy Express
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-08-04
Glibnn0ert Strtifer entla6em.
Nlttsburah. 30. 1. Mua.

Stlt2b44tSD1 ILL L. NtB.
Ser Gjrettor Der offentlihelt
Nerte IN N;ttsmtrob go, Mo-
bert Spun. ertlicB am Wtordog
clfbun0ert itretten0c StraBenreilnlger
ciaidllicBlid Der Tnbrcr Ser &ogen
mo lit atf ser Guide mad onoeren
2euten. &lele Ger Stellungen itebcn
inter Ser itootiihcn Gioil Serpic
Gouuuilitou mo 9cnerber erbaltel
iclre AnItcllttnq. Sn ciner oifenili-
den Auiioroer1ulQ eriudt 0irettor
Smon Die Ncnolferung nm ibrcn Sei-
ito1o. 0muit uidt 0nrd, lfnubige
StrdBen Nromtheiten nerbrcltet mer.
Den. bis nclte Manniduften angeipor-
ben lino. Die 5trettcr, Die cine Sobns
crbctun19 BON fltuf Gents Die Stunoe
~forocrtcn. lino Nitglicoer Der 6coe-
ration OF 9dbor.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-08-04
.kilnh(iCle 0%eriiingung.

aaum oab Der 6Gugtin9 ben erItsn
Shrei getdn bat. lit Ser fran3oTihs
Uater iAon bemiibt. ibn unter 1Sdl.
Ihung elmer offeutIihen urtuuos Ole
3utunft ~frsunoliher gu geitoIten. in.
Dem Ct es tid mad Dem 9eiIpiel leines
2dnesmunues in 2eIfn1s .Minna non
gdrnhelm" anaelegen leiu IGbt, oas
Slid Su perf fern. 9elegentlib Der
Grorterung Dor Retrutierun9sfroaeu
mdht ndmIih i'm ~6igaro" Elm Stan,
oesbeomter oorauf aufmsrtidm. boB in
teinem franaofl6en Stanoesomtsreai.
ter Ole 8ebnrt zines nm 81. 0e,em.
Der abenoS geborenen Sinoes einoe,
trogeu iet. Die Batter potIen oas ueus
Sahr Dem Rsueeboreneu sueuts tom.
men Idheu. so seben tie am l. sd
mar gum Stanbssamt uno meloeu,
ooB linen ON /. Sounar moraeus Elm
Sobn ooer zine 9o6tsr eeboren ipors
ben fet. 0aourh errsideu fit, odb Der
Sobn ii4 erit Elm Sabr ipdter gum
WiIitdroienft gu NeIsn braudt, uno
Dab bic 3odter lei ibrer 0erkirotuna
eth SaPr iiinssr i4ein., ais Is III.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-08-04
Ser &elteuraum.

gu Der alien 6ru9e, OBJ Der Welten.
raum 3pii9en ben sin3elnen Simmelss
t0rpern o0lig leer ooer nit fein perz
telIter Wotsrie erfuut lit, be-. Der
Iltronom Sboplep Don Der Wount
WiIIon=S ternfporte tir3lib siusH In
terehanteu 8eitra, 9e.;efert. Die
Wirtun9 elmer etpd norbanoenen
Subitan3 miBte iid an ou%Ffauenoiten
BARN 3eiger, oaB oas 2i9t Der Sterne
gum Setl abforbisrt nirb. 0isie 4Hs
li6t pur0e bereits DOR einem Sabrs
bunoert bon Offers geduBert, Der cine
unenoII4e 3ahl BON Steruen uno
einen unenoliden Haum annabm, bier
aus f4loB, odB Der gauge 0immelss
gruno erleu4tet Ieiu mufe uno. 90
Dies niht nit ben beobufteten Eat.
laden ibereinitimmte, Die 4biorbs
tionspirtun9 fir ertpielen anIab. Die
6olgerung 1T ieopd ntht 3pingsno,
Oa Olbsrs' @orausIebungen nibt rid
tig gu ietn brduden.
5n euere ,3eit 1T man aber auf
anoerem Wege oasu gelangt. Die 4bs
Iotption fir notwithstanding 5u bdIten.
So miro nd.nIiA tlaues 9t9t itGrter
6olorbiert ais rotes, uno od ole 4bz
Torptton nit Der Q6age oes Weges.
Den Der Gid!itrabl gu burAlaufen bat.
3unimmt, 10 mUBte unter oen entferns
tereH Sternen. Die i'm a~llgemeinen aud
Die lhtpdderen ietn per0en. Elm lleber=
ptegen Der rotten 5orbe eintreten. 0os
1T aud sotfddIiA DER SAL. bod Tam
geltenO 9emaht per6en, od5 unter Den
e%ntfernteren SterRsn Die rotten aus ans
0eren 8rInOen porberri6en0 Iino.
Cine JeitltelIun9 pdre m0glih, ipenn
man Ods Spectrum oieier Sterne unz
terfuden t0nnte; Del ibrer Qihts
Idrpd4e lit aber ~porldufig niht oaran
3u oenteu. Sbdplep bat nun oen be-
tannten augelIterubaufen i'm Ser
tules auf Die Stsrufa-bsn untsriuAt
uno ssfunoen. oab oieietben ourdaus
ben Spettrsn Der sin3elnen Sterns
.ntfpreden. odB iOsar cine a~uffdGeno
groBe 3abI rein ipeiber Stsrne pors
tommt, uno oaB Die 6dufigt.it Der
ein3elnen 6drben Der 0srteiluns in an
oeren 3immelsgegenosn analog lit.
0a Die Gntfernuns oisie8 Sternbous
fen5 ungsbeusr groB lit Shdptsn
i6dst iie nab 2riuiouen bon ailomez
tern tl te cine porbdnoene abIors
6ierenOe Nietun9 oes interNeGnrsu
Raumes fid oeutlih ergeben mlFen.
"a Ie niht nad9spieIsn lit, miro
man ben Neltenrddm 3piiden unies
rem Sonnenlpitem uno Dem 6ertus
lesIternbdufen prnttii9 ats pouig leer
dn3uieben bdben.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-08-04

ierntoromittel lit Johann audl CUR
8efraftiguna unierer anqeblifen @u-
mnnttdt. ols &erqeltung fir Die
,Sdruar5e Siite" mo iiir off oic
Gbifauen un6 Sf0oigrunaeu 81 CIR.
ptcblcn. mcldC -oem amcritanil6cn
3unoel bon Den Mtunitiou$tlnoeu
6ugcTitgt murocn. 9os @iien iolltt
gcldjHHicoct iucrocn. 10 lonae t.
benz III. &ir inrdlten nber. odB e.
ouh nle5mul IN feline 1u3gIebigc
@Iutb. ion6ern III elm ~gtotenieuer a
la &Silion geleat miro.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-08-04
Der Mem yprter 0rplpiiuns.

Sdlrcden loa ein Nndlpicl i'm Con.
1rcE bubcn. mcnn Die %Aboeoroneten
9oQon un0 @ontu ben Hau Seriep
iDren Soriae ourdliiibrelL Elm Scr
bot Der Mltnitioue Al1nfuhr ilber
otlnntiidc 9aien 81 b%coutraaer.
Ybcr murlm1 loncn ulr ole oureri.
faniid)en &afen nm atlnntilhen sc.
fiooe QcNen Die Gcfohr ldrnerer
9dooiGuna uuo ihIimmcr Noto.
IirOpbcn burd) Altfitopelung pon
RluitiousSroht geitlttt mcroen2
&uS fir bic 0nicn an scr Her
Sscricp 9iiite oiIt. triiit olid1 cuf ole
anSeren gu. Gin embargo ati Mai
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-08-04
Sngbes'
NnnabmereOe.
Dieie1be it et3 elm
2Ccul.tCllt pom
malrAuit Itluts
ntallnll1G Ntr1fl

monntl,tCr Strait
mo C6roG5il8iQfeit 81 bc3eidncu.
Mud oiesmo! niuHht Ridlter Nuqhca
eIc Settler Der Administration 0ein
ScIttricqc %Ncleni:5cr mo in Der nc.
titaniidlen 6roQe gum 9tusaangS
pfi,'ft leIncE NnfIoien peqn Die per
aHtuDrtljdlen Better. Nl,a ieoer Bel
lie lpridt Die unerbitterllde 2oqif
oeS oeldulteu Suriiten Der III Der
3ette ietHcr NCncisfiIbrlinu Dor oent
HIttcrIu:hI oe$ &olfc5 nod einntal
icoes @Iico Iener Stdrfc priift uno
michcr aritit. our nob lie ait jeoer
STEELE ateih Itorf uno m13erreiBbur
lit. IS lit fcin Sfmoa t0nen6cr
SSorte. Ole before <sinildt at betdll.
hen ichc SiIba hat GoIlaeuid3t,
meiB CT BOD. BOB Sic @egner lie Oh.
magcn merhcrL int Ab%umGdltiaen Der.
lu,h, icine H~ufIu1em 6i eutsroitcn.
Hldtet Nu1beS 0edt uter nidt mlr
mt riltflidlt&loier &nnO Die Nrcbs.
ihdoen oc$ lceigen 5nIter,S o,,i
or meiit ouf oen &eG 3itr $ ailung
- 5iclbcpubtc @orrnuQ oller on1c
rtfauiiden Entereiien. run mo roum
e5 lei. Gam mcrot uidl giuiQlcit
inter Dem &olt berrid,cu icnc Guniq.
tet Ole cine uuerl0Rlide Terbcoin-
Wuuc 1T Elm 2ono aroB mo QIudlid}
5t mddcn.
9todl OFT mer6cu mir ouf oicie Ne
Dc yu%riidfcmmcu; ocnu lie lit oa@
@cldtmort Scr republirutliden BAR
te! sum iheren Siege. Mage.
mein modt lldl sic 4tnlidt aeItena
rob lett Sincolu5 Soften teiuf
%ortcl nit belleren Gouoiootcu nod,
NIT cinlu beliere:1 &ntIprccsarml
nor Ole @ohIerit,oit trnt OILS ee olc$
NAL oIe RepubIif0ncr tbunl
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-08-04

Gin 8er.pter Wafhi-
neuQepehr. oas BON Several Ger
tbisy. eir;m 6~rau3~ien. to%nltruitr,
ipuros tonnts iiirilih III ben Ran.
men ees Gin Clubs" i'm Utunien.
@ebGuos in Baltimore beIi6ti1t lpet.
Den. 0etbert WdlIute bon Spriuo.
fitlo. GloN.. oercnitriertt ols Wa
Ih%iuen9elpebr Dor oeu Mitqlieoerll
oe0 -QtotoraeldUB @erteioiauu9s
8ereins". Die bedtiihttlen. Ste Ma
rninueer NdtionaIQotoe oumit aus
jurliiteH. WaIlate bat EN- Is pfuul
lhlperes 0stpebt lit 8orbersituno
oas let@! un eintm Mnrtorrdo au0e
oradt une con eIrsm Mann qehdn0
Dab. lrereGa toHa IS @eythier De
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