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The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-10-28
ELECTION OF OFFICERS
Held by the Mason County WOman's
League In n Meeting in the Public
Library Yesterday Afternoon.

The Mason County Woman's Suf-
frage League at the annual election OF
officers held in the Public Library yes
terday afternoon chose the following
officers for the ensuing year,
President-Mrs. S. +. Reed.
Second Observation-Disclosures s. NJ
Blatterman
Third e-President-Mrs. c. f.
Owens.
Fourth -President-Mrs. G. W.
Hook
Fifth vice-President - Mrs. e. l..
White.
Recording Secretary-Mrs. Virgil D.
Chandler.
Corresponding Secretary Mrs.
George Barbour.
Treasurer-Mrs. J. W. Lee.
Auditor-Mrs. T. NJ. Russell.
Assistant Auditor - Mrs. Eugene
Merz.
The following delegates to the Lou
isville Convention on November Is
and 16 are Miss Mary Finch, Mrs c
+. Owens. Mrs. Abner Hord, Miss
Jessie o. Yancey. Mrs. ]. w. Lee, Miss
Bessie Wells. Mrs. S. NJ. Blatterman
Mrs. G. w. Hook, Mrs. S. f. Reed. Miss
Elizabeth Manley, Mrs. Il. l.. White Mrs.
George Barbour and Miss Alice Lloyd
1t is urged that any suffragist in
Mason county who can attend the ron
vention will communicate with the
President of the League and receive
a delegates credentials.
A committee was appointed to dis
tribute notices of the 800 in prizes to
be given by the Kentucky Equal
Rights Association for the best essays
on Woman's Suffrage written by a
school boy or girl.
The treasurer was authorized TO pa 4,
the pledge made to the Kentucky
Equal Rights Association made at tho
last convention.
Since the state organization has I'M
dertaken to raise $4,000 to be spent
within the state and $1,000 as Ken
tucky's contribution to the National
American Womans Suffrage Associa
ton, it was agreed that the Mason
County Woman's Suffrage League
must do its parts toward. securing the
$4,000.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-10-28
HALLOWEEN BIRTHDAY PARTY

Fourteen years ago a handful OF
lone women with the love of the
Saviour of all mankind, strong in their
hearts, started in Maysville a City
Mission. The first few years it was
a struggle for mere existence, but they
held on until the critical stage was
safely passed Now the Mission is a
powerful institution for social service
Each year these same women have
celebrated the Missions birthday. This
year it is to be a Halloween party
with witches, fortune tellers, hobgob-
blins anr pumpkin pies. Let everybody
come with little bag of pennies The
little bag wont tell how many, or If it
be yours or mine. A few pennies from
lots of people will enable the Mas
sion to reach an intelligent and help
full hand into the home of every I'M
fortunate in our city. Monday even
ing z to 10.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-10-28
HALLOWEEN

Program Of the b. Y. p. U. social to
be given in the parlors of the FRS;
Baptist Church next Monday night, Oc-
tober SOth. at o'clock:
1. Orchestra composed of Ghouls,
Ghosts and Gnomes.
2. Address by Popular-Retreat
might Hawk"
3. Song by Green Groobeak."
4. Orchestra.
5. Reading by "Black Cat-SpooK."
6. Quartet by "Hoot-Owl," "Croak-
Frog" "Howl-wolf," and "Growl-
Bear"
Z. Address by "Pumpkin-Head."
8. Fuss, Fun and Frolic by "Teeny-
Weeny Tom-Tit."
3. Solo by "Screech-Owl."
10. Magic by "Jack-O-Lantern."
IL. Games INDUCED in by Mother
Goose" and Mother Shipton" assisted
by "Wa-chu-ts," "Flre-teeth," Broom
stick-witch," "Glen-haunt-sprites" "Ple
Face-Goblin" and numerous Elfs.
Spooks and Dryades.
The Ghost of Comus will be Master
Of Ceremonies.
All members of the b. Y. p. u, their
friends and members of the church
and their friends and all who are in
terested in the work of the Union are
invited to enjoy the fun and partake
of the "eats"-without money or price.
No person admitted unless masked.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-10-28
The FIRST step
THE MERCHANTS SCOUTS START
TO WORK MONDAY FOR
FINANCES.
First Of the Week WIN Put the Test Of
Individuality and Sincerity Of the
People Of Maysvllle Who Wish
60 See II Prosper and
Grow.

The Chamber of Commerce has
laid plans to hold a Tobacco and
Corn Fair in this city on November
%, "a, rs at the Liberty Warehouse
on Commerce street. To make this
move a go it will be necessary that a
fund of from $500 to $4,000 be raised
at once. Every merchant, every bust
ness man, every professional man and
every citizen who has the interest OF
Maysville at heart will be requested
to donate as literally as possible In
order to assure the success of this
magnificent undertaking, which will
mean more to the city than any affair
that has taken place in this county in
decade.
Do not let your neighbor do it all
Do your part and we will do ours.
Every one should contribute as lib
orally as possible and we want the
public TO know that this Fair is for the
benefit of MaysyiIle and Mason county
people.
1t is the intention of the promoters
to revive those famous Tobacco Fairs
held here in years past only on a
much larger scale than heretofore.
There will be plenty of attractions
and plenty of entertainment for every
one, both young and old Prizes will
be given for the best display of tobac-
co, the best display of corn, best dis
play of farm products, best display of
woman's handiwork and household
products. Also for the best school
display both in the city and county as
well as premiums for the best deco
rated booth and ORGANIZATIONS appear
ing In the parades, which he held at
different times during the Fair.
1t should be the pride of every
Maysvillian to push this Fair to sue
cess and you are requested to PUSH,
BOOST, PULL and ask your neighbor
to do likewise.
Get the spirit, display the spirit,
forget the past and build for the fu-
ture. To keep posted with the coming
events, read the newspapers. They
are our live boosters and are with us
in this Fair 1t is for the benefit of all
so let's make it a success by helping
the finance committee with your dona-
tons.
Be liberal with your funds and you
will be proud that you are a Mays
william.
GET TO WORK AND DO YOUR
PART
PUBLICITY COMMITTEE.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-10-28
PERMANENT
ORGANIZATION
Effected by the Parent-Teacher Assoc
citation Of the High School District
Yesterday Afternoon 49, Mrs.
James Ross Elected
President.

At a meeting of the parents and
teachers of the High School district
yesterday afternoon a permanent Par
ent-Teacher Association was effected
Sixteen were present at the meeting
and others telephoned that, though UNI
abel to be present, they desired to be-
come members.
The following were the officers elect
ell for the ensuing year:
President-Mrs. James Ross.
First Vice President-Mrs. Jonn
Chenault
Second Vice President-Mrs. N. F.
Jones.
-Treasurer-Mrs. Alberta
Glascock.
The meetings of the association will
be held on the third Friday Of each
month, unless upon call of the presi-
dent. The first regular meeting will
be held on November II at which time
the teachers of the grades in the High
School building will furnish the pro-
gram.
The mothers present decided to offer
prize to the grade bringing the lar
gest number of parents to the meet
ings. This will be an incentive for
the children to bring their parents and
thus add to the roll of the organiza
ton.
1t was decided to hold an entertain
ment i'm the High School on the night
of Friday, December Is, under the d.
rection of Miss Jones, expression
teacher. The funds obtained at this
entertainment will be used to purchase
playground apparatus or for what the
association may see fit. The children
of the school will be asked to partici-
pate in the entertainment and it will
undoubtedly be success.
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Just a Word
to You, Mrs.
HOuSekeeper

Send them to us--spare your health
and use beautifully Numbered linens
Spreads, Sheets, Rugs, etc, are too
heavy to handle yourself. or to ask
come other woman to handle for you
We have the facilities to produce
that fresh, clear color and smooth
finish on such large pieces.
Ask about our special price slip on
Flat Work
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-10-28
THE PRINCE CHAP

Featuring Marshall Nelson, Bessie
EytOn, Mary Charleston and George
Fawcett is the attration at the Pas.
time Monday, October Both. Edward
Peoples romance of love and adven.
ture
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-10-28

Mr.. Richard A. Carr, ST., who under
went a serious surgical operation at
Haywood Hospital last Sunday, con-
tinues critically i'll and no hope is en-
tcrtained for his recovery.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-10-28

The funeral of Miss Myra Duke
Myall, who died at her home in Mays
lick Thursday night will be held TO-
morrow morning instead of this after
noon as previously announced.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-10-28
RALLY AT MAYSLICK

Hon. w. ID. Cochran Of this city, will
speak in behalf of Hughes. Fairbanks
and Pennington at Republican Rally
held at Maysllck Monday evening Z
o'clock
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-10-28

A large number OF students of the
High School enjoyed half holiday
yesterday afternoon for good beha vior
during the past month.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-10-28

Tho Atlas Coal Co. has in It's yard
pulverised limestone At $40 per ton
Can be had at this price Il called for
la once
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sternidnnpptn.

- Scr aSrpbiinn" miro ort nGd]s
item Sonntoe in Strocb's @aiten IN
Ger 5totc Noob Goulce ein Eicllic
uno Concert neranitalte1l.
Die fiir5lide so 10 Gburf"-
Gompngne bot cine Union bon bieli-
gen airdlen 5ulpege eebraft. GrdIi.
Dent oes &ereinS lit 5. $. Sepfieib;
s.. 6. @bcnion lit Sefretdr uno :.
". Mfilnitcr Shabmeiiter.
- Sic N%croielte Muiiffopene miro
ON 8. Sum- cine ~8ooiter @rcuriion"
nerdnitoIten. uno boben Die 8eid)oit5-
leute Der Rorblelte ioit einitirmi9
ttihloiien hire @cihdfte an Dem DC
treIfcnoen Gage 81 ihIieben.
-HohcUu iiebentouleno9rlefe liilh
elmer Nem Yorfer Smportfirmo, bic
IN Gcltlhlano cine &eibc BON 3lueie.
a~cidlolteu untcrilolt, III ocn lctten
Wonoten non Den Gn9l1nbern 9eitoh-
len lporoen. GoS linb nnbe5u iieDeil-
touicno &~erIesunqcn oes Gnlfer-
rcdts. oils oeiIen bcrufencr Sitter
Eroiibcnt @illon lid 10 germ feiern
last.
-Stolicn miro Ole @ciitcr. sic Is
por ctnem Sabre riei. MN nidt meIr
los.
Cine eon5 f%uriole Sofc: Gin
Ymcrlfoncr erfinhet noS Woidinerlz
aclperjr mo Elm onberer Nmcrifoncr
lit Der Better oes 6lu95clt9es, ober ole
dulerifnni'dle Armee bat meoer crit
floiiigc WfoId,inengeipepre. nod crit
tlolit9c Nlud5eligc.
-@enrn 6orb miro oils unipiIienGcr
Monn bingeifsat, Der ielbit 5uettt,
nldlts aeIcrnt 81 hnben. Gr bat le.
onf crIcrrt. lcinen 9}i1mclihcn &c
gemlbcr gcrcdlt 81 icir,. unb it'd iiir
Soecn 81 opfcrn. Cine @ilisnldoft.
luclde aeruoe bier III Ancrito nidt
rCdlt pcrnreitei III.
- ,<n Dem Sale Ger romiiden ger.
6rdlhten WotteS NfilhIcn &C.
nan en- &ohr. gSenu lie abcr nud
utshcr Ionalam mobltcn, bclttc
se~runulneu tic.
3~cltunQcL Sic 6 moqcr. oic
Nohrbclt III ioacr. merbCn unomcrl
gcudnnt. Cine SdmeideIci
mir anCrjta III es nldlt!
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NINllI q ROIUCI w. III Jtl4lIltll, ltuiLt@
te ctnen Shnocn Dor etIpo $4,000
an uno le9te %5citipeiie Den 0etricb
elmer groBen 3obl BON @eidt0iten
bo1itdn0ig iobm.
Ter glib trni Inn Die ongcge6cnt
,3cit ocn Id)meren alipierorobt, Der
3u Dem oaltcrnotinQ Current lran$.
former" tubrte, mo iait i'm lel0eii
9luQcnblid barit Der transformer"
in |55lamuuen aus. Sunerbdlb orci
5ctuu0en brunnte oas gauge Snuerc
0es Wfuidiucurnuuts lidltcrlob, I'M
70 ldue1 breiteten lid Die Jlommeli
aus Dab @r. Carl Reumann. Der ST..
Qenicur, mo lcine 6rei Alltlten1cd
it'd, nm ibr &cbcn ST rettcn, ilidten
mu1B.en. obne oorul oenfeu 81 ION
mem llr perionlIhcs GiqentDum hit.
5%uucbmen.
en- @encrololorm riei Die &C.
ianullte t5cucrmebr oerStaot gu !9tlie.
Abcr che Die Wtnnnifoft Der 9entrol.
Citation anIangte mar oos 8ebdHot
bon 6lanmen eingcbilllt un0 oosicl,
be iunlmt SSr,boli Dem Tcroerber &C.
meibt. Ile 1Sellernehr mar mr. iii
Stulloc elm 9luabreiten oeS 6euCrS
gu p%crbln0ern uno Den I'M blntergl
lbell 0e@ @cbduoe8 licgen0en &ci,
iclroum. DER 0urf cine oide Vrdn0.
mloller gcldllBt mar, All retten. ClE
,Seucrlpc1rnionn mur0e oa0c1 lcidt
uerlcBt.
Gum 6lild blicb sic ne%lterbolitc
0raitltatlon III Der ode pom San urlr
2. Strobe Don Dem 6euer Oerifont
0a ober Der Gcrbi1lolngs0rabt, lucl.
der 0os ALTERNATING" 2idtlpltcm Der
Stoot oen clettriihen Strpm lieferi,
mt Den NtolGincn in Der neu.
en- S1ution ourdj Die dlte 9ing nn0
ourd ods 1Selcr 3eritort pur6e, 10
oolterte e3 Iange biz Die @%erbirou1lq
mieoerbcraeiteat mar.
Gs muroe 4 llbr HodmiitagS che
alun lpic0er @ebruud) bon Dem 2id)t
un0 Den eleftriidDen Nutorell MADDEN
fonnte, uno muroeu oaourh cine
groBe An3obl @eitoite in WttIeiOen-
ltoft ee5oecn. Gte Ibenooeltungen
fcnnten crit ipGt g6enos ibr tr-
ldleinen moden.
Gas Observation-Disclosures lit
icood) poultduoig oliBer getrieO &C.
ieet; Die oofilr geurolidten WaIdt-
men iino 3critort. uno che Die Ioiort
bcite1ten aus Nen 9orf bier onlln~
aen uno oufeeitelt meroen fonnen,
lueroen Mod)en o%crqehen.
Ger bon ser 0eiellid]oit crlit.enc
@erluit uetrGgt $4,000, III obcr
oouit0nolg ourt @eriiderung geoedi.
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amt eroBere Summen oeponiren
fonnen. Gin Hoitipartaiien : Gin.
leger fam jest Elm Gonto bis 81
$1,000 boben uno bierauf 3inien 5ie-
ben. 6rilber mareil $500 Die eroBte
Spmme, Die er oeponiren forunte.
2ieie 9teuerung i'm Hoitiparfolens
meien miro bon 8ielen freuoiq be-
griiBt merben. Die Die $500 @rcnoe
bcrelts erreidtt baben, abcr gerne
bereit limo mebr BON ibrei grlparnll-
len Snfcl Gam on3upertrauen. Cine
Weitcre quite Aen0erung lit Die Ab-
lhdiiung Der beItebenoen Torlhrltt
mei6e 6ua Ieponiren bon MIR i1a9e-
lammt 500 in eincm Galenoermo=
not erInlIbte. 9ieie Aenocrung miro
Den GinIegern iomobl nie Den Nolt-
beantten icbr milfommen lein. 9Se"n
audi oas Goitlpnrfoiien SpitCm BIS
Der ein 9rcBer griolg mar - Die
iiher cine babe Ntiaion 51blenOen
Glnle9cr NIT mebr ols so Wtiaionen
Collars Ginlogcn iino genilgenoer
9elpcls bicrppn - 10 mar an bent
ood) nod Tiele5 aua6uietcn,
beionoers Die ieet glildIit bc%Ieitigtt1
9cidrdnfllngen muren Stcine oes
NnItoBes.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-05-26

"ITdt ttbl uno mob. fiut Dem gGu-
or Shelter uno SOB" MAIDEN iuir gu.
te Wicne 5u oieiem 5riiblabrSlplelc
uno ieben einem f%riid1tboren Sabre
NIT eincm groBen Grntiegen ontge-
gen. Is lit lett cine mabre Sreuot,
ourdl oos 2Gno 81 fobrcn uno 11c
mie0ereripndte gtutllr 5u be~luunoerli.
ErouBen auI Den @ilgcln bober picIe
lhre 8orten bcreitS Dor Modcn i'll
Nngriff genomtncn uno ooh albt es
nod 10 pieI 81 thur, ooB man oel.
Aildng foit iibcriiebt. 90 ilcl6tt
limo bic 2eltte. Die IN Der Hegel eircn
ILngcn, borten ArbeitStng blnter iiGl
banen, uno ooh, mie freucn lie it'd III
rel Arbeit. Ser @o62n lit acct ol.dl
n DER beiten &criaiiung uno per
iputht Dem flelBiuen @rbeiter cinch
reihcn GrtroQ. 0le un0 od bat itdl
elmer Elm pin3iqcs @aushen ge5inl.
inert, III Dem ulellcidlt gum Sdlofef
gcniloeno 3uum 1T. ut,o ionlt broud)t
ere ia alth nidlt. * lei oenn menn es
regnct. Solf]e &ctte limo BON Dem
friiben Worgen bis ipdt in oie gtodji
an Der Nrbeit, mo man fam lpobl
onnebnlen, Dap lie ihren fIci1er 2or0.
't6 binnct menigen S0bren 5u elmer
@ol0Qrube madlcn meroen. un6 oQB
on Stelle oc5 min6i9cn &dltsdlen3
bolo ein gerdumiges. moocrne5 @aus
Iteben MIRO. limo oas fIeinc Stild
Sano mo Der 6IeiB mo boS G0nncl
nes Wnmnes, Der pieleiht audi Don
6rolt mo ainoern unterltiibt Mrs.
- Die liefern oo3u 0oS HotbiGe.
llno Elm bciouoer5 reyes 2ceca
berrlht our 3elt aut ouf Der 5or.
men. Mon modlt lids icood) be.
ouem I'M &crgIcitl 81 Den elttcn al
ten Sagen, ou man bon Mtoreert.
grouen bis III Die Nodt oui Dem
6eIbe binter Dem Tfluge ooer Dem
groBen &ehen nlli Dem groBen SCI.
De orf uto obponoeIte. llrto menll
bas Corn gcpfIonSt muroe, fam man
mieoer Sd)ritt ouf Sd)ritt un5oblige
Nole ilber Dos 6elo. uno honn meltn
Der aantpf 9tqen oas llnfrart be-
gam unb Der 9ooen auigeloderl tper-
bcn nuubte. &n Den guten oltel1 Sci,
ten bot bod manfer iein Iorrfelo
NIT Ser 9odc beiteat. Sel,te fapren
Die 6urner, mo menn iie nid)t Gil
ibren Seloern fabren, bona tobre1
lie i'm Iutomobll nod Der Stoot.
Sd)on icben uber Die eeebneten Sci
Der aus, no oos Corn gepflon5t ner-
Den ioQ ooer bcreits gepflon5t nor.
Den 1T, eben mie Die unoeren Scl0er
ooer @ieien bos Iuee erfreuen, Die
mi reidlten Grim prollgen. 8oDl
boben Die 2cltte reft. Die o~nnebnlen,
odB Ole fleinen Serlllite, Die bic ur,o
Oa Die 6oruer im Sabre 1915 &c.
moflt bobeiL IN bieiem Sabre micoer
nett 9entodlt meroen ipaen, ui1o odB
mir cine Gornernte ermortea oiirfcn,
ME lie lange nldt mebr oogepcien
III.
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grunbsissntbumss Marft.

Tol9c1ne @runociQcnthltnt&. ltebcr.
troaunQcu murocn III Den leetcn "a.
Gen rorQCnomucn:
Goro Nellfot an Roic g. @u.
icr2. Giueutbum uobC Ode ).
un0 Cas- Strn6c fiir $500
Morn Ijcl5e an Nlaudc 9aum
QdrtHC.. Gllcuthum i'm Sht!.
IN (opuihlp iAr S,5G6
6routis Clements an Narrn &.
Iftller. Glgcutbum III Sails
g00ltlcH.
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uHtnlkGMpnii.

Trl. Carrie Slr0u6. Sodttr zen
Sduhh0uolcr SSm, !. Stroub, brad,
dis ltc oai ot,u @eie ntntcr Neul G.s
ternbouit oor erii9eu Gdacu OTIS
idllIpitc uao i%tiIrjie. cin @eia ilbcr
DEM GlibIiobel.
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Nus ben 0eri6ten.
Greiseeriht.

Charles Mf. &ulper non Goibioit.
Der BON ser bieiiaen ~Gribune" I'M
lcBtcnl eSern6erejelo jill erpreilen Ucr-
iudlte, muroe Gien8tog Ibeno poi;
Rldter &idbont, Der Den &id}ter
@iQbcc ocrtr'tt. ifllloiq beiunocn
uno gu 5000 @eloitroie bcrurtbei;t.
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baItene uno bodliein ausitaifiric
Gar miinitt, Treis $780, bat bier
cine ieltene @~eleeenbeit. Gieie Gar
lit toum 10000 Meilen 3claufen
mn out fir 1000 WteiIcn. GIeih
nnoufragen beim
yNprbitern".
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Eerionalin.

6rt. 6onnic lutellr BON Gil.
cuQo mciIt aui Nelud) I'M @cim BON
Nc. (utcur. POS iibG. .. StroBc.
6rou Gronf Sholcr, 1871 :.
4. StrnBc, relitc oui elucn mebrm1.
tlentlid1en @eilIt ihrer ! otter. 6rau
0crbert Icift, mad, Davenport. So.
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Tle;nis an Der arbeit.
SG Giaot nab Saao iuCrOcu lest tDai
tcE- uno SeiOarbeitcu beiorgt.

ir Stootlcutc ic
ben e 6luar audit
ic1r gerrtt, iuelIu
mir bon Rcgen
.,nG iuDlem @ei
tel Denngeiuht
!ner0en, IIoment.
lid on Sonnia-
gen, ohcr nob
Dem oIten erprob.
ten Sprubmort:
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NeueCte Rn3eigen.
&Ieiue SpesiaIanseisen fpften:

lleber 25 &orte 2 Gents pro @ort.
Sic @orte ~@erlanet". gu pertau,
fen. gu oermietben", YSbeilbaber Der.
Ian9t", II. I. No.. iotpie Die Ioreien iinb
Elm Sbeil Der Nn3eigen unb n%tiilien bel
Der Rreis gerehnuns aIs 8orte mitees
3dhIt fperoen.
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Yot na9 Der alien Seimatb.

0o6 Ge,tihIunb, Seiterrei6-un.
oorn. 2uremburg unb Der Siirfei &c.
ben Die naditen Eoitienoungen hon
9setp 9ort nie folgt ob:
Gpnner8taq, s. Suni--Seulg SIop,
nod &openbogen.
GonnerStag, %. Suui-llniteo Sta.
tcS, mad aopenbogen.
Gomerstoe, 80. Suni-Oscor H..
mad &~openbagen.
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Die alte GbiiOH @leftriSitats=
Nnlage in Rninell.
Snrdl cinen Slltltrabl iunroe ole ate
Anlngc am SOnncrstag Worgea
in Srano gciebt NIB serItort.

our6 euien
glititrGbl mao
reno cines ifme.
rc1l0emitters ON
QonnerstogWpr
gen entfadlt, per
lpanoeltC IN fur.
ser 3cit Die oltc
GIeftri5itdtS.a u.
loge Der @iscoa
lin e Wtinneiolo
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-05-26
Sir EOitbanf=S parer.

dit angeuebm 81
leien miro cs
&eutcn iein. Die
ibre @riparnilIe
lther anleJen
lmoaen aber 81
ben 8onfen fem
groBes &ertrau-
en- baden, onB lie
iest ouf 0em@olt-
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-05-26
Gid an Dem ih0nen Gffeft

i%inierer &ol3arbeiten loben lit cine
acp0bnlide Sohe gutter Sanoper.
Ter; Gfuiten, ToneIe. 6resco . Mrbei.
ten II. /. No., GILES orbeitet uno lfnei.
Oct ith 10 iton ouf. uno ieoes bin6li.
ecfugte Stiid maht bns Simmer
ihoner. 8enn Sic ein bobIides
Sans boben 10 lit es Sbre cieene
SdliIo. ba unier WihlenhoI3 su
onnebmboren Greiien al boben lit.
Gs lit oucs in Ga Groiie bereeiteu.
tes NaterloI.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-05-26
cW Sine Stnoobafcr Gar 81 ncr-
fanfcn.

r 9torAitcrn=@r-
a~nsleher Ipunidt
ieine prdhtIgc
fiinf Yaiiagier
Stuoebu
Gar ST r~crfoufen
neil er elnc GRO
Bere beiteat bot.
&er elne crit
tloiiiee, gutter
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-05-26
Mauacl an yisncuf5nisinucn. in

Mauacl an y'isncuf5uieinncu. in
Den lettcn >llhreu hot mani I'M
Stootc Niscoltu %bcqonncu, auh
Der 9ienen5udlt aroBere AuimcrI.
l%anitcit 81 ldleilfen unb hot DIE Inter
Iudlungsitotlnn in Mabiiou oIcier
Shotiodle dud) loglelf Auimerildul.
felt qeldentt. Gic uuBcror0entliht
gritcn @ei0cperbnltniilc, bic qroBca
Nieeiel0er etc. biloen ioeoleS hmorm.
tlod)cu lur ole 9lcnet, mo % ole
,3udt 0erlclben bcl nidlt aerGoc lloer.
muBlger Nrbeli lcbr lobncn0 ietn
fam boben iid1 Diele 6drncr@ieuclt
itode anaclegt. 96un hot Der Stoat
i'll lctncr &erlufsItotion aud bcrcliS
cine relublutiQe aonioin beranQe5jld).
let, ocren &%crlpenoung in ocn Stoden
qrobortigc He'ultute eraehcn aut. INTO
as lnuicn Die NodlfroGcE notl oieiCu
&%onlginncn III Yoeiou in Mollcn
Elm. CUR 3elt bot ole Stntlon &c.
ltellmQen oui 500 bis 900 6crlclbeu.
&eioer Ut cs ibr ober III bleicln Sabre
nod unmogIidl Der Nad)iroae 81 bt.
qcgne1l. bod ncroen im nohlleu
Sabre lidlcr tauicno bicier Nicncn sur
Nertheilune bereit icin.