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lterritory q duty to provide livelihood
other than as the legislature may in
its wisdom prescribe.
This agitation has gone beyond
the Individual cases and now involves
respect to constituted authority, and
Il win not III serve the public IL the
public. reflects on the consequences
Of agitation IN behalf Of personal pre-
ference rather than general principles
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refer 10 rDecific v,o,,ssc{ - ~ -, s1s.'
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SIX MILLION DOLLAR
LOAN TO CHINA MADE
BY AMERICAN BANKERS

(Associstee Press by Federal ,Wirelessl
SHANGHAI, China. July 4-The
'IuternafiQnal Investment Cooperation
Of tie united States has agreed 70
loan China Sc 1000 900 for improving
the Grand Canal, also funds Tor con-
etrpcting railways In various parts Of
the country. American contractors to
GO ahf Eqr g. "a Hi
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kinney GIVES Kauai CHAMBER
REASONS H]RDR0PPIAG BROWNS

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sistant 81 not sbe world ~ & ~ coz,.
tro, ~ hin ana n,s NATURALIZATION "a -
the schoo oil +, ~ vSir, - = wss nlscedl
This M cond,tion has carsed ,nrcl,:
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h,~s 49,, - ~ .,,,,s
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rssnect hee 81 !, refe .,.' von 81, - Iettes
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go ,rsst i, - ths n.h,, eo,,.
missioner ann mvsa,f hs,d = ~
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- =. -, ~. a..s,s-.s.t,. -
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Beautiful Moth
Said to Garry
Poison On Wings
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


NcpScA8l kSaoieBkamstO the N1ppu I
jill. 4
TOXIC. Japan. July 3.-A I
\ beautiful but poisonous butterfly. !
: about three inches long. appear. \
= ed ct farm near Katsuifa. the I
> seaport town OF Chiba prefecture. I
= yesterday and caused the death I
= Of one person who tried to catch 4
y II. tonching It's wing. II also 4
= poisoned $50 people who chased /
= It. The butterfly spreads the 4
= poisonous element from its wings I
= as it flys.
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There 1sas tIlree sIinss Is , "a & ssil-
yer ito the old English foiispenfy
gfoat - there IL A. iihe Modern shill'
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4 WHO TRIES
10 cklE RR ESlBENT
lis STOPPED BIZ POLICE

KAsfiIN0ToN. -. e.. July Il While
President Wilson Nas delivering 4
fedicatQry addless to-day "A 'front.' Of
the Labor 4plnle. Mabel Vernon Of
the EopRnG party denanded to knoF
why THE president had tried ito block
the sIlffr9te poXernent. She was
auieted ~ policemen.
~ ~ = ---.---. s.. q,
+ The remains sQf Is. Mary. q.
RFpNn, Who died in San ranoi SEQ ON
June rs 6rfiFsd in Holaliiln on the
'yHilheluip9 tQkifE and have been re-
moved to- lIiaIls under king estab-
lish nlepf from where funfr services
win he held at s Gel next Thurs
cav afteEnoon Hrs. Brown Vas The
mQther Il Louise II. Lane. q. ID. and
Miilian E[idl fta Namel and John
2 - ~ ~ is EsyieG Il
Evening journal., 1916-10-24
BY MILLIAM PHILIP sINMs.
United Press san CORRESPONDENT.

United Press Stan Correspondent
IMPERIAL HEADQUARTERS, RUS
SIAN ARMY. Sept 24.-(By MaiD-
General Michel Alexien. Nicholas IFS
Chief Of Stan and. next to the En-
peror, responsible for operations
along the whole Russian front, is the
son of preacher and a self-made man.
He is at the top because he put him
self there by hard work. He never
had a pull. Here is a story which
explains Alexieff.
When the Emperor assumed com
mand Of the army and General Alex
Jeff came here to work with him. the
Car and his Chief of Stan always
lunched together at the Cars quar-
ters. The Imperial Chamberlain, the
Governor of the Palace, a couple OF
Aides-de-camp. the youn" heir TO the
throne. and the Emperor's physician
were always at these meals and It
was seldom that several important
guests were not present. The lunches
naturally were Of a more or less Tor
NAL nature. ending up with coffee and
smokes and the inevitable converse
tiOns. in all consuming about an hour
and half
General Alexieff stood this for some
DAYS. but il was apparent ne was get
ting more and more i'll at ease. Fin
ally one day he went to the Car.
"Sire." he said. "I realize IL is i'm
possible to cut the lunch shorter. But
I am losing a lot OF time every day
Permit me to lunch with my officers
AT their mess. / will be very CRATE
full" The Emperor laughed.
';Of course it shall be as you wish
General" he said. And from that day
on the Chief ate with his men.
The officers mess is at a requisi-
toned hotel two squares distant from
staff Headquarters. Lunch is served
at 1.3O d. m. Precisely at 126 the
General appears at the door Of head
quarters and sets off briskly apart
towards the hotel This is a large
part Of his daily portion Of physical
exercise. At 1.29 "a by the clock he
enters the mess hall. shakes rev
hands rapidly. if there are any new
members of the mess. walks TO the
far end of the room and sits down.
His officers follow suit The trooper
walters are waiting with the first dish
and the meal begins.
There is. for example. an emelette'
a roast. salad, a sweet and coffee,
with the light Crimean table wine. if
desired-else milk. kvass. the national
non-alcoholic drink. tea or water.
The meal lasts on an average 80
minutes Today General Pau, the
famous French General. was a guest
Of the mess. and so minutes were al
lowed. Tomorrow, very probably
lunch will be cut to 30 minutes so
General Alexieff can regain some OF
his precious seconds.
Just as the Generals sitting is the
Evening journal., 1916-10-24
Russian Chief of Staff
the Son of a Preacher

signal for the lunch TO begin. his ris-'
ing is the signal for it to end. Many
young officer, inclined to talk and
linger over his coffee. is to be seen
pushing back his chair and rising.
drinking al a gulp his neglected bev-
erage while on the rise. There is no
fooling around, no lettering. In three
minutes the hall is empty of all save
the walters clearing OF the tables and
the officers have gone back to their
duties. General AleXieh leading the
band.
His program is hardly more varied
than that of the director Of a great
railway system working I'm an Office
in New York or Chicago He simply
works harder, that is all He rises
about Z o'clock. breakfasts American
fashion. and goes at once to his Office
in the Staf Headquarters building.
next door TO the Emperor's quarters.
He remains at his desk until the Car
arrives. around 10 o'clock. when he
makes his report. confers with the
Imperial Commander-in-Ch gets
his instructions and sends his
dispatches. BY this time II is lunch
hour.
After lunch more Office work. At 6
o'clock there may. or may not. be a
military council Of himself and visit
ing generals from the various sectors
OF the firing line. But at 7.30 o'clock
he has his dinner, agin at the mess.
After dinner he continues to work out
the details Of manoeuvring an army
in the field. He gets to bed late and
manages with about seven hours sleep.
He is a good sleeper and drops of as
soon as his head hits the pillow on
his folding campbell.
The Generals hair is white around
the temples. sparse on top Of his
Evening journal., 1916-10-24
4. l. RAWNsLEY DEAD.

Alfred Lee Rawnsley. one of the
veteran morocco workers of this city.
died on Sunday at his home. No 1925
Delaware avenue He was also one
OF the most prominent Shield Of Honor
men in Delaware. Mr. Rawnsley had
been blind for the past 13 years.
The deceased is survived by a widow
and one son. Alfred Lee Rawnsley.
Jr.. and three brothers and a sister.
who are BENJAMIN F.. OF this city;
William. OF Newark. y. j.; Harry. OF
Orange. n. j.. and Mrs. Vina Brough-
ton. Of Wilmington. Mr. Rawnsley
was 81 years old.
No arrangements for the funeral
have been made.
Evening journal., 1916-10-24

head. and gray. He is a typical Rus
sian type. nose somewhat turned up,
gray eyes and steely in their glitter.
He wears silver spectacles which loop
over the ears. His white mustaches
are rather long and outstanding. with
tendency to turn up at the ends. On
the tunic of his khaki uniform he
wears only two decorations. one being
the white cross of st. George, award
ed for conspicuous bravery in action,
the other the red cross of Vladimir
Officers and soldiers here hold Gen
eral Alexieff in great esteem. both per
sonally and professionally.
Evening journal., 1916-10-24
A reliable REMEDY
FOR SWOLLEN Veins

For swollen veins and varicose
Dunches advanced physicians are
prescribing new treatment which
is also being used in hospitals with
remarkable success, and is so sim
pie that people who desire TO get rid
of varicosc veins can treat them
selves at home. IL is guaranteed.
Get a small bottle of Moone's
Emerald Oil at any leading phar-
macist and apply night and morn
ing to the swollen. aching veins as
directed II is so powerful in its
action, that enlarged glands. vari-
cocele and wens are speedily elimi-
mated and even goitre disappears
by steady use. W. B. Danforth will
supply you.
Evening journal., 1916-10-24
MtsToNAScSHElts:C!l!!! Ms1:,Il1iI AScSHElsC! t:C!l!!!

Gan Stones. Cancer and Ulcers OF the
Stomach and Intestinss. Auto Intoxica-
ton, yellow Jaundice, Appendicitis and
pther fatal ailments result from Stom-
Ach Trouble. Thousands Of Stomach
Sufferers owe their complete recovery
10 Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. Unlike
any other for 5tomaeh Ailments. For
sale by z. NJ. Eckerd, The Miller Drug
Store. n. B. Danforth and druggists
everywhere.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-10-06

als o5 Der Sonntdg %auIgegeten pers
zen ioate. %iOnoern Der 8orldlag asbt
einin6 nabin, RAP Gle bisberigsn
Seierioqe nit neitimmtem Ontums
aIsgsnpmmen Sen Weibnu6tss uno
0:u JieuIabrstug, nui Den SamsiGa
perlest ptrosn ioucn, Der ibrem 0as
tim junIhIt lieAt. Non md9t natur
Il. Il. gtlIeno:
81 Wnibingtrn nm %. 6e6rEor
oes StalenoerS g~eooreu puros. oosr
man an 3. Somatag i'm 6e6renr
Die Seller begsht; rb 2'ucrtn an IL.
&aImoertag oes 1Sebrudr 5ut Welt
lam, ober omtIid an 2. Somstua
aes 6sbrunr ouopn yermert senpm=
men miro; ob Ole Observation-Disclosures
tldruns en- pierten 8d.enpertad res
Sui ooer ain eriten Samstaa Oea
Sult un.er5eifnet IuurDe ulrp., oey=
aIeiGen iollte bod ieoenfdlIs taa
8eiIt iold,er 5efte gar nidts dnpernk
Die Deid0ftss uno 8erulsps!t te-
qinnt bic Arbeit ieoe Wod]e Miau:aqI
iriib i'm Settle etner ununttrorouc@
neu Nlittengung aui ) o9er Oh.
2uge. aber O~urhihnittlI9 tommt lns
jc0er iedIIten Wode elm .geleBIia er
6eIertog" mitten in Der 2Bohe. ~
iolfen l3citen mirn es Idrper, oclN
qeiddftiiden Druid pon iid gu lurr=
fen uno Die 1eiertogszS tmnunl in
ltd aui5unebmen. Nnoererisits !e. otrl
dldj Olele Arbeitsintereifen. Yiel te'-
Ter eridleint Is bod. eule t~e0onaeue
Wofenorbeit obIe ilnte, bre1pl1
iortjuieseu, uno iih anoercritt5
einem 6eieTto3e CANS ~piaSugeotn. 2ls
&cypf!id,tun9tu Qe3eu uus ielbit, ge4
9tn ~aniere 60mlllsn unN 9eser nos
0cIfdit tonnien Damn beiier eriaus
pCr0sn. 3abcr io.lteu Gle o~.ri1uets-
nen Gtn0ten eineu 4jlan o~nnesmn.
ibre re. id)ieOenen gsisBlid)et 8,t.-
to9e an telttmmien SdmstuQgn "a
begeben, ftatt an Isl!en 2a,enoets
9uten. Wir miiroer. rona mino.i.ens
adt polle Samsto9s 6eiJtage in ;er
SommerSstt Q%eiplnnen: aud miirpe
Der Sbul=5rrnin nurhifnittIit nm
Az 2n9e oergrOkert rsrbsn. nlos
Dies aud munfen Sduls 3o9IiTden
nitt 10 reft bebngen. Ger clne cGer
onoere !9dnOeIs= 9a3or lit idlon lcit
Snbrea elner ioldjen Hefolm eniGea
Qenaetommea un0 bot i'm Suli uao
auguIt ieoen Gomstog gu sinsm rol-
len 6eierta9 fiji ieinr anaefeuten
9emobt; dbnlin iinO NANCE tIt;ne
NdDen porge5drgen.
Nenn bic 9ieuerung eineefiiGrt
miro. 10 biirften aud bic 9anu>;er
nitmnhen uno Ihren 0omimaIsSa gag.
melder All oen /. Suli fGut, uuI cen
bcnodtorten Snrtstog psrle9en. so
bGtten mir cine lcIde Sronung 'lr
Horoameriio nGr5i. pom Htp Granc.
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oiti usben i5r; lie belt lire toIis
9ano.
als Ystgr Sartsl 6ersin tam.
frosisn betos gu 8IeI6er Seit:
-y1as il9ts BET Nrst?"
9eier SSariel l1hslle beeiitiasne:
Or tam bsuie noa nlf3t plsl in9sn.
aber sr mslnt. 9err NEoras bate
stnsn %ssiunOsn lun9en aorper. Der
piroe Iih pObl nurhisgen.-
Nonn panbte CT iin on isins
6rau: .Waria. ollie Der Gbriitsn. ="
sr lGdelte. Doctor !0u6sr broudi
Did,
Sic srtOb ii6 iofort uuD sins
binaus.
2iia fab Better SurtsI nit nneits
pollen Muoen an.
Wie lieb ibn oas MGbdsn bat.
oahte er.
Run batts ipieosr pster 9artsl
nidt gang rsdt.
Die gbo9e Dss lln9Iids brnuIi.
bob lber clio oabin, ma am tisf'
ten in ibr Sltterts, pas obnte nis'
mnno.
~9err gartel,~ fugte ie. Sic nol'
len niht GILES p%ieoerbolen. mas Der
@r5t ia9te."
.Nadt ni6ts. 6rduIein Clio. sr
1T nitt alIpliIeEo, mir itsbsn ole
in 9ottes Sann." unp, nab elmer
pouie: ,ih laete BEN 8ottor it
slaubts, bob Ssrr anoras Sbr 8sr'
lobter -. uno BOB Sbrs Stern oisis
0erlpbuue porIduf;9 nidt bili9en.
Serr Nnprcs lei ia oub nod gu
jung, uno rob Sic osspnIb fir einigs
3eit NIT uns leotsn. giun lei 9srr
4noras t:ant eepproen uno Sic
bdttsn i'm in Sbrer Gorge gu una
eebroht. Sottor 9uber piro nidi
barber ipreden. IS 9;n9 nidt ans
rers, 2ifo - ih babe pobI ouerIsi
unpabres aeitpagt. ni6t pobr.
aber es gin9 nidt onoers." iagte
8nrtel elm penig perIe9en.
.4a, 9err Sartcl. pie gut Sis
iino, sic uno Sbrs Iibs sSrou,"
Sic mai auf9eitanoen Gno trot
Dor i'm bin.
pster Sartel ftrsidelte trsubsrSis
ib-en Mrm:
.So. mir t0nnien ia beinnb Sbrs
Gltern fein, Ella. llnp nun iein Sic
nal reht brop uno geben Gle rubi9
T6lnfsn. 9Oitor Subsr bleibt bel I'M.
ierem p%ntientsn. ylidi sinmul blneins
ieben oirfen Sic. Der Nrat pat e
ftren9 perboten. Gommen Sic, i'd bes
gillette Sic binauf."
@r nopm ie am Grm unG 9ine
nit ibr bic Stiegs pinauf.
2iia NOR 10 eritppit. onb is rus
big nah9ab.
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Sas 6lu5 a,r McSnIa.
Ter liEtcreaHa circS it,..;rifhcn Srup
p-cHirGnS2UriN III loo Sabrcn.

an ouen 5a0l pes 9oupre 6dnat
oae gtoBIrtjs &ilo Dcricdults, bus
9iei6luw rtI Auf;u.t Srr Ican5oliz
lnen HuHunli, III pel ulalere, biz
bet: n0Is 6lub Der Meould~ Ons
Bib tLal'i dn eln @reignis an, 0sls
len 5ubtestls iegt gum 100. Diale
ipleo'rtttrt uHo ols pdulals all qroz
Res ndt:th0ies lln3liid IN 5llnilt,d)
l~l9emeints Aaiiebm erre0te: Die
5rtQatte sptrouiL" Die e~atIdnot
lporotn mar, am fron5olite 3rup=
pen mad Senegal 5u bringel, 9ing
unlpe:t Scr oi-itoniiden Slit. unter.
Nur menl9en Der SHiffbrdAigen.
olrunter Dem @npitdu seIana e, iid)
duf e'nem 6Iob gu rotten. sic irrs
tel duf yGt Slid umhsr, abel nur
e,ni8e Ibe>ituEDen Die u%naeneuerli=
hen S:rnpa3en uno Gu~tbehrunlen.
lie lle9sritbehoen. nls oft nidtS Ill
effen butten. tpnuten iiA id,ieBlid)
nur nod por BEN NGnqertope rettcn,
inpem IL iih pom JIeiiG ibrer totem
G.amerottn nabtitH.
Sm sri D. Nugt9". ser an oieics
trauri9e 3ubi.Gum %etinnert. niro
8~ea0ue,es ron pem rpmantiifen
eben oea Gur,tdn' Der .Wsouio' err
sGblt, Dtfu l,nerio3rsn6eit o0s I'm
gliiG ptturidtt BADEN ion. 1871
mar er, tnum l5iaFris, nit ben Gmis
gfanten 2eIIoben INN tebrte mad hem
Stur5 GItoiecn5 nab Sr1ntreid)
5uriid. no er inter &nreduuno ieis
ner Gm;9rantrn5eit iofort gum Sos
p:tdn ernunnt purot. Npr leinel er=
zen Ste5.htt perIUb!s er lit nit eis
ner iun9sn porn>bmen Nretpnm. DIS
tr lei itner &iidtehr ieint 8rdut
duiiuten pouts, fano er 3iir uno
JeEi.er ;bres @lteynDouiea 'hpdrS
perhIas. unt erfubr non einem
Nld6utn, Duh Die JcAter pes BE.
itbers 9;itor6tr lei. ;5r feline, sriten
@er5peirIung begnb ef iid mueriias
lib nod 9iay;3, nm ~ pom Walines
miniIter cine meme Nuiglbe iibertras
gen gu !o7sn. Hun muros ibE oos
uerhduQuispulle Sonmnnoo Der NE
ouio" orpertrout. Dem er lih 10 gar
niht 9eipnhIer aeiate, Spdter en-
iIbr er. oab ieine Brout noA an
0e6en mar. es mar cine ibrcr Shpes
tern otnefen. i'm oereutminen ons
5ous 1rouer onleIeot 3otte. Sic
mar obtr 10 entiebt pon benz In.
sIiid pas ihr 8r0Gtigom perIhuI.
bet botte, p1F tie fh meiQcrte. i'm
81 heiraten, Qber obgleih CT fir liz
tot rar, fIieb lie Tim itets trtu unf
tru9 biz III ;brem 2~ebcnsenoc cir
Witrpen'ftio.
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2n1Iftes 3opittI.

Sas Sieber tobte nun idon mebs
rsre Gage unD HGtte, InOras Smre
mar fpie ouf9erieben.
Stunoenlan9 tpnnte er reeungss
lps, nit bulb9eidIcfensn Qu9en oa.
lie9en. Damn mieoer padte ,bn cine
fur6tbare unrube; nur ielten ent.
f6leierten li6te Momente Ielne mir.
rem 8~otfteIunsen.
IS mar tiet in Der Hadt. Sefti9s
Winofiobe orIdten 9esen ole Sheis
ben, mon b0rte, ME oas Meer brittle
unb risIies DofermoFen ssssn bic
iteinieen ufer ihleuoerte.
SroenonO i'm 9nuie mubts Der
Wino @inlob finoen, ss NOR ME elm
leiies Winieln.
Giia ieb IN einem 2ebnItubl neben
Smrss 8sit. Sie lob in Dem tribsn
4idt Der NohtIompe unseipobnlid
blsiG, ia p%erfoIen aas. Sic bate es
ourtssisBt, bob Il. Ncht fir Ruhi
BON Elm ubr biz iieben uhr bel Dem
4ronien maiden ou.fte.
anpras Smre nor arrubi9, feline
1hmolen 9Gnpe irtten out Der 8eit'
bsds bin unb Der. abqsrifsns S0Be
in uneorii6sr Sprohe tomsn ubsr
feline ous9etrcdnst'n 2tppen.
Clio iiono ouf. bsugts Iih ibsr
TIN uno neste Die ihmalen Gippen.
DO griff er nit beioen SGnoen
nah ibr uno ri6tete Iih OUT.
GrpB ~iiarrien feline 4u9en fe an.
Ella" fliiftsrte e.. in bdlbem Grs
tennsn. .pir esben in ben alter @ars
ten unter Der 2inoe, Die soIbene! 9u
loieit Define SCARE. bic soloenen!
Was fir elm 9olbeEer. 9olbener Sag
1T oos!"
Mnoras Smre ueriudte ouf3ultes
ben, Niio prebte i'm nit fainter Sc.
malt 5uriid. @r aber lieb nidt na6.
gr idnelte unter ibrem Druid empor
uno if4itielte iie oh, leine Iusen
fladsrten:
nQb," REF sr bsiIer, .0u Derrdtft
mid, 0u iiebit auf Dem msiBen
S6ift Su IuGit nit Zen WiOnen!
Sb, Oh unbei!iqe. Su ihletts a0s
nisin! 5rehen meroen ite DID. bic
M0pen, bic unbarmberai9en Mos
men! 81, i'd ienne le - bier. bier
boben tie eeiehen, sebadt unO geiadt
- eeihrien! ga oelAritn
Gr fdlus bebsno out ieine 8ruit.
.9ier, oas 9ers babtn Sic oefrsIs
fen. Nb, al. Do flieBt gIa,. gIut -"
Sraubsn rnfie unb oonntrts bas
Meer.
Smre fpron9 aIt
Rein. nidt meme &oniein! Gu
Fit meme Goniqin nitt!"
Qiio umtlammerte tbn uno psrs
fudJte. :bn IN oas gett 3uridSubraus
gen.
Gs 3eians itr nitt.
Sic rangen mitrnluuoer.
Smre p~bantaiierie in ietnsr Muts
isriprode meter. ielcenldaftllt. nit
melt oufgeri6enen Qugsn.
Gnplih ottr lieb ieiN ara't mad.
Wii unidalide- Mube bradie Giia
ibn IN pas geti surud.
sic 8ltterie am gan5en Qeibe,
i6nelpenoe SdmsG8en ourh3udten
re, SIonen rcnnen uber ibr 0eii6t.
Sm 9uuie pinieIte uno tln9is ss.
"a mlitis iid eth anpsrsr Inui
hinein.
&lla Ttorr;e sum geti blE: Qnoras
lang = fang Gin iubes. p~shmutisss
yIeo -
0rauen ihItielts iis, ls Itir5ts
fort uni psdts Yetet uuo Iiaria
guriel.
Durd bic es0ffn:ts 1ur oss arons
tsn3immsrs, Die Sreppe hinuntsT.
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brons liar, uOu unsnolidsr 4nmut
eas pebmitiJe tIsine Sisa,
6rau Sartel nobm Siil in ibre
Grms. beioe 6rauen lpelnten.
Yster Yartel aher ieBtt lid mil
oefaltstsn S0npsn auf Smrss Sett.
rln0.
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Snmsiea ais Nanpiicicrtao.

Bon morhm omeyiianiIhen Sc,
fddfts!eaten lit in n~eueiter s3eit cine
S~ems9un9 in Sang 9ebroft moroen.
bic bdrdui a05iclt. ben Sumsiag sum
@eneral 6eiertnl gu maAsn. glI1t
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-10-06

p =. 4udls 8omponiit: -
ptIeQe ON Gtcfpult 5u ionponi1tsn
so id0 ood3ts, i'm GehI4
Z + ~"
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: Stno Slc ncrboS, ME. iil0 elner Ool
: o%eraeihln8en, ihpin0lig. idIpat. leincr Nrbcit
; ocS Mor9ens miihc,, obne quit oct or Qepliit
!: sum- 2ebcr, Icidt oufgebrodt rno Elm ticies ct
|: errcGt, bobI0ugig. moocr uno %nooernen 4
!: iflolloS? 0oben sic ein idlcdl- Wonrern icil
: ties @tOdd,tniB ihmoden Niifcn, pnnot merOt
: cingeiauenc Hnden, iibeIriedcnocn lGbrigc 4iror
: Ntbcm. 0rr5fIopfen. aatnrrb, lei droniid)cn q
: ne energic. SeIbitpcrtrouen uno nem 6ilritcn
: Strcben? Aer3tc ntod)t
: yeiben Sic an llrin, Rieren. nno Nelpctt ocp
|: Decentralization. ien oifU 'cIn
: pic Sdmcr5en I'M Jilldcn. ott ,p,h ,,n,, oh,S
: WIoic. DER Nlcrclt. NcruolitQt lu6 I,io,, = 81,
: lroBcr ocidlpllit. v" 49, ht ~
; NIutUrrgiftnng, 6antfrnnfbcitcn, SO, W. ~
: aro9c, @cidApiire, mutoen Ntuno ni%. >,rb ="
: oocr NebIc, 8eidapoGcnc Griticn. 9 al n %"'%
|: m1n0c Stelci. fupierforbcnt ,nerh'N, fa',
: NIotc oui DER Sout. rbeltnotiidc o"ra,t:r.
|: Sdncr5en, Gc3cnn SUDDEN ODER 0;eic. ,m,,''4
!. Tn n ~ uno ,Shr mer
: " o. W. 0'P'"t|' Tertrdltcn III
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|. lhr tolt 9ldllbt. ihr fonntct curc Rer;,on;nnn
: &ei0cn niht mcbr |ertroQcn It6 oronts.;+""'
. ~ 20" ~ "'neIHoe Put" WaaenlcioC
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|. Soil beiIbor iii. @cr,Er.,no,
|. las Webeimnih br0 GrfClaec. idrT RornG5
: Bur erfoIqreifcr Au5l6unq Itobcn uim.
. Der m56i8iniidlcn 4iroIis iino Dem 6cr5idlUafl
!. 2Ir5te 3pei Iinac uotbiq. Cos 1er5cus, 4'al
!. cine It Die torreftc Iiug. i'm &cr8en. il
II . ieines Safes un0 0as an. Den 5huItcrf
ocrc lit bic 9lniuenhlmg Ser / q. tbeur 5dmdd
ttGcn @eiImittcL %tcIiicbcr. Sfl
IS It ecutIid crtellbnr, meg. tlopie1 lei u
bolb Der electromagnetic Spe5idliit Itrcnaun0.
Or. &. 90. Gurbin Ron Chicago NGtarrG: q
10 o~1gcTein bcfonnt III ols Elm 0t. rltn0, ItaicnIC
bcrit erfoIarcifcr SpcBioliit in tnmnics qoti
droniihcr mo %ncrb0eir arant6ri. h%0riQfo1 Cd
ten. Gin rotitrlidcr Iiaqnoltifcr, Der Nidie, ocl
hot Der Goftor Elm qutcs Glm0o- gems ODER Or
ment in Der grill6Iidcn Gr5icbu1Q 5~iatorrb icin.
3nr Sead)tung! Gr. 9nrbiu sat onoere on DIR
Xe6en6e aebeilt, er fam uie1siht oud Gle hcilen.
iprshen Sie NIT ibm rpsnn sr bier lit in Ga 6roiie.
am Mpntos, Den 9. Cttobsr 1916. Cosr ifreibsn
DR.. TURBIN, Schiller