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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1916-12-28

Evesy kind of aeedlework is being usrl
1nd even the simplest touches will oftea
give distinction to an otherwise plain
brock. This one is made of blue linen
and white linen and the fancy
stitclaerv that is arranged over the gathers
y worked with blue thread. 1t is the
1mplest work in the world to do, yet it Is
elninently fashionable. The straight
skirt is plated and joined to a fitted under
waist and. the blouse is made quite
separately. The blue and white make q
very good effect but one material could 30
used throughout with equal rropriety.
The model will be found just as desirable
ior the frock of the coming season as it Is
'or the present. Appropriately, it can he
nado from any material that can DO
gathered successfully and tnat will moae
the light weight wool fabrics as well a.
cotton and linen. For the warm August
days, the blouse would be comfortable
made Of crepe de chine with the skirt 81
Raen and the belt to match and, perhaps,
the collar and cuffs.
For the IL year size vii. beneeded, sc
sards of material ~ inchest viie, ~
!ards 60. 2E ;, yards q. 4or the blo9as
VIDA ks tn akirk ard trisamipG.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1916-12-28
WIZ. SONS LEAD
HALF MILLION
COMPLETE OFFICIAL HETURN'
PLACE HIS POPULAR PLUH-
ALITY AT 55S.22o

New York City-Complete offici
eturns on the presidential electio,
how that Mr., Wilson received 9, 116.
2s6 votes and MIR. Hughes S,547.47q
I. plurality of sGS,S22 fer MI Wi
on. In 1912 Wilson, democrat, re
aeived G.297, 099g; Taft, (republican.
3, 81 6, $685.: Roosevelt progressive
! ,124,959. 5
The vote for. Mr.. Benson, socialis
candidate for president, was Z SO 00e
with eight missing states estimated
isainst s01,873 for Debs, (socialist
II 1912; and for M. Hanly (prohib
sion) 225,1o1 against 2o7,92S 70
hahn tprohibitiDn) in 1912. .as
The total popular vote for the fou
was is, 63S,sT1 as againa
; 5e45 222 IN 1912. This is. an il
'roase ofs3.631.59o accounted for t.
lncHease in population and the wome
vote in the new suffrage states,
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1916-12-28
well; Christmas songs, Miss Thslma
GaSSem
MAKE
OVER BILLION
REPORTS TO COMMISSION SHOW
1916 EARNINGS THIRD
GREATER THAN FOR ANY
OTHER YEAR.

Wash!ngt Il, ID. C-More than one
billion dolla s net income from opera.
tions was 1aade by the railroads O
the country Turing the year now clos
ing. The Euge total is the peak o.
prosperity il railroad operations ant
Stands more than one-third highe
than the to al of 1913, hitherto the
banner year.
Statistics gathered by the inter
Estate comm cree commission, com
plete for me months and made tn
basis for c. lculat:on for the entir
year, indica se that he. total net il
come from operations will DC az
'proximately 1,09S,000, 0Go.
|, An analy is o. the returns for til
first nine months shows startling IL
GREASE from the January to Septem
Der, amounting to more than 67 pc
scent. Thus, the net income in Jan
uary. S64,9l5,2S6, had amounted IL
$107.91o,SI4 in September, an in.
crease of nearly s43, 100000.
For the first nine months of tn
year the commissions figures shoN
that the re ilroads collected s2,654.,
E29,647 fro II all sources of operatio;
the chief items of which were as fol
lows:
Freight, 1855, o19,soo: passenge
traffic, s522,103,907; mails. s45,34s
COS; from express companies, S65
oS9,47a; incidentals- dining and
buffet car service, operation of hotels
and restaurants. sale of vendin;
privileges On trains and at stations
parcel rooms at stations, demurrage
forage of freight and baggage, tele-
crap and telephone wires ieasea
other companies, Operation OF era
elevators, etc, $60,414,597, and
other trans portation charges, s76
lS7.61l.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1916-12-28

Way of Brothers Wives.
Each brothers wife thinks that all
the other brothers wives have every
thing they want.-Fort Worth Stnr-
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1916-12-28
MONEY
Z. ON COAL

The way to overcome your higf
lost of coal is to use Oak. .Sub-hi,
luminous coal, a very high grad
isnite, AT the same old price. as W
llve our contracts billed for -;
eason. 1t is as clean and free fron
scot and holds fire longer than hare
coal. The very hest coal for a fur
rice or a big stove. Hundreds arr
Using it in preference to any Other
coal. We can deliver this coal with
n ten days from receipt of order or
he Milwaukee road, f. O. B. Nit
he'll at Sd.25 per ton. We ship Will
Il sht draft drawn on bill of lading.
Order a car at orce. If it is toe
much, divide with your neighbors.
grns about SO tons to the car. A.
ans arc hard to get we load to ful
ca.pacity.-T. w. Child Coal Com
pany, Mellette. S. d.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1916-12-28

The divorce suit OF Mrs. John
Il. DeSiulles against the famous
Yale qiiarterhack and society snan
charges ass0riattoD. OG Def Saulles
with Miss Sawyer, Broadway
dancer, caused tho disagreement.
Mfs. Do Ssu1les was Scnorita
Blanca ArraJmis, daughter Of the
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1916-12-28
PIPER, TRUST INCREASES

New York Ciry.-The Information
al Paper. company has declared an
Increase in the Quarterly dividend
Of one-half per cent over the regular
returns.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-08-22

The court allowed an attorneys fee
pursuant to section 1886 Of the Re-
vised Laws Of Nevada, which reads:
The live stock which is herded or
grazed upon the lands OF another,
contrary to the provisions OF the first
section Of this act, shall be liable tor
all damages done by said live stock
while being unlawfully herded or
grazed\ OH the lands OF another, as
aforesaid. together with costs OF suit
and reasonable counsel fees, to be
fixed by the court trying an action
therefor. and said live stock may be
seized and held by writ OF attach
ment issued in the same manner pro
vided by the general laws OF the
State of Nevada, as security tor the
payment OF any Judgment which may
be recovered by the owner or owners
Of said lands for damages incurred by
reason OF a violation OF any OF the
provisions OF this act. and the claim
and lien OF a Judgment or attachment
in such an action shall be superior TO
any claim or demand which o
subsequent to the commencement Of
said action
1T is the contention Of appellant
that the legislature intended that an
attorneys fee might be awarded and
collected only in a case where the
live stock is seized and held by a
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-08-22
Supreme Court

such purpose would be proper. Since
the land which was tresnassed upon
by defendants sheep was used Tor
pa,tura2e only, we are OF the opin-
ion that the finding OF the our sus-
tanned the pleadings and the judg-
ment. While this question was lot
before the court in the cast OF Pyra-
mid l.. < S. Co. VS.. Pierce 80 New.
257, IS Pac. 2lO), the method OF es-
tablishing the amount OF damages
was the same as in the case at bar.
1t is also urged that the evidence
does not support the Judgment. This
court has time and again held. as
have the courts generally, that a Judg-
mcnt will not be reversed on that
ground where there is substantial evil
dcnte to support it. From a consid-
Grafton OF the entire evidence, we are
unable to lay that there is not sub
stantial evidence to'support the judR-
ment. In view Of the character OF
the evidence in this case, it is lmpos-
siblc to quote from it with any
degree Of satisfaction. and to quote
il at length is out OF the question:.
1t is also asserted that that portion
of the Judgment awarding plaintiffs
$3.50 us an attorneys fee is erroneous.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-08-22

writ of attachment" and that 10 per
sonal judgment for attorneys fees
should be rendered in any suit
brought under this act. Counsel for
respondents maintain that the case
OF Dangberg VS.. RuhenstrOth 90
New. 457-46O) is decisive OF the ques-
ton, quoting:
There is a broad distinction be-
tween tho w statutes. Ours does
not sanction the restraining OF ami
mails by the owner OF land. and pro-
vide for a lien in his favor for their
care before suit. 1t c~ontelnplates
only an action at law for damages
for the trespass. with counsel tees
and costs of suit
The exact question under consider
atom in the case at bar was not be-
fore the court IN that case; the court
simply meant to distinguish between
the California statute. which prOv1d-
ed that the landowner might take
possession Of the trcspassing live
stock and commence an action IN
rem, whereas our statute provides
that a party may commence an action
at law, sue out and levy an attach
Inent, and if successful o jud@-
ment for damages, costs and attor-
ney's fees. which might be satisfied
by to the live stock attach
ed In this connection the language
Ct Lord tlalsbury, in Quinn VS..
Leathern Il Br. Rul. Cas-. POO, is
most appropriate. He says:
EVERY Judgment must be read is
applicable to the particular facts
proved. or assumed to be proved.
since the generality OF the express
sions which may be found there are
not intended to be expositions OF
the whole law. but governed and
qualified bv the pArtiCular facts OF
the case in which such expressions
are to be found. A case is only an
authority OF What it actually decides.
| entirely deny that it can be quoted
for a proposition that may seem TO
follow logically from it."
Lord Manners, in Revell VS.. Hussey
quote:
1t is always unsatisfactory to alb
stract altogether the reasoning 0,
the facts TO which this reasoning is
meant TO Apply. II mas d tShucli>E
only to misrcprcsent one Judge and
to mislead another.' (See, also,
Cohen vs.. Virginia. 6 Wheat, 2o4;
En- Parte Young All Cow, q Cal.
43S. IS Pac. 81; I.eisy vs. Harden. l35
L. S. 1856; Mayor VS.. Erhardt, 80 Ill.
457: In re Johnson, 9S Cal. 54l-2.)
Costs and attorneys fees were not
allowed at law, and car oc
awarded only when the person claim
ing them brings himself within The
express terms OF the statute The
statute quoted does not provide iO1
a personal Judgment against a de-
PENDANT for attorneys fees. but SIM
ply makes the live stock liable Tor
such fees, under certain conditions.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-08-22

Filed: July ), 1916.
H. r. NIGHLES Clerk.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-08-22
TO ALL WHOM THIS. MAY
CONCERN

Notice is hereby given to all own
crs not to Craze or herd sheep on the
slopes which naturally wash into the
waters which supply Carson City for
drinking and domestic purposes, as
the matter from such stock is in
furious to health. The law e%njoins
all persons or corporations engaged
in supplying water to towns and cit
les to protect its water from contain
ination, and, with the help of the law,
Carson City will be protected.
CARSON WATER CO.,
By +. S. DAUGHERTY,
a2l-1m superintendent.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-08-22

There was no seizure and attachment
OF the live stock in this case; conse-
quently there could be no personal
Judgment for attorneys fees against
the defendant.
1t may be possible that the leg:s-
lature had in mind that a personal
judgment should be rendered III suits
brought under the act in question
when the plaintiff prevails, but there
is nothing in the language used to
convey this idea; and while the court
may, and should, construe statutes
so as to give effect to the intention
OF the legislature, yet if the words OF
the statute convey a definite meaning
there is nc room for construction.
(Goldfeld Con. NJ. Co. vs.. State, IS
New. 1888. 127 Pac. 77.)
1T is the duty OF the courts Gin
constituting a statute) to conflne
themselves to the words of the legis-
%lature, nothing adding thereto. moth
ing diminishing" EDDY vs.. Morgan,
2l6 ILL.,, 457, Is n. F. ia. SO Cvc.
HOO.
In constituting a constitution the
thing to be sought is the thought eN-
pressed" (Lewis VS.. Doron. 5 New.
500.
The Judgment appealed from is
modified by striking out sc much
thereof as awards plaintiffs an at
torney's fee in the sum OF $3.50. and
as so modified it is affirmed.
COLEMAN. Justice.
We concur:
NORCROSS. Chief Justice.
M'CARRAN, Justice, (Dissenting):
| dissent.
In this case there were issues pre-
sented other than those determined
in the prevailing opinion. These is
sues, to my mind, deserved consider
alton, and shall deal with them in
a dissenting opinion which will be
filed later.
M'CARRAN, Justice.
Filed: July 5, 1916.
H. r. NIGHLES. Clerk.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-08-22

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The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1916-06-29

Boy Prince Albert every
whsve tobacco is sold in
foppy red bags. Sc; tidy red
fins, Zoe; handsone pound
and haH- pound tin huni-
dors-and-fhaf corking fine
pound crystal glass hunni-
dor NTH sponge moisfener
top that keeps the tobacco
in such cisUsr fnsr-alscS
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-06-30
Bonn So0e a%bberufen.

&nrns. Nnbrem Burns. iait So
Sobrcn in 90 Groiie mDbnenS. itorb
in ieiner gSobnuna ON 9ien5tag 9lor.
gen an einem ShIoeonfou. 9rn.
Burns eenolics glter lit nift befanni,
bod miro o%nacnomumen hob er Dor 93
Sobren in ,Srlonb Qcboren nuroe.
Nls 81 leincm lobe mar or geirll0
uns mrmter unn beioB in ,einer Sod.
horIdloit picIc Sreunbe. Ser &erltor-
eene fom 1850 BON Srlono brett
nodl NliIrnoufee. in 1854 500 er nit
eincni Ghicngeipon oucr ourd3 Den
5toot mo iieoeltc it'd in Der 9tabe
non Rlllng Gun an u!i0 beboutc ina
ter 6arnten in @oitlpid &ollen uno
Sibertn Golc.
IN Notob itorb ON Gicnstoqgthcno
I'M ) llbr Gang ploeIidl 6rou 1srco
EiI0er im Alter nor 30 Sdbrcn.
6rou Vliqcr, ocren Mdodennamc
Y}orqdrcthe G1ocr NOR un0 Sic in
4fount Erolrie Qeboren mltroe. hin.
tcrIaBt licbcn &inoer, icds anoben
nn0 EN- Md0d)en BEN oencn ouS ling
lie crit t0l2 Wpnnte alt 1T. 2as 9e.
orGbniB itI0ct beltc 9totnlittaq alli
Dem Wount Eroirie Sricbboie inter
AmtamoItuna Yoltor5 v. &. St1nlitt
pom 90 Groiic Itott.
Willrr. Grnit Niner. ser II.
iohriac Sohn non Minium Mincr.
SIS Charles StroBe. uno Gin Anac.
TELLER iu 0eH Rubber Mins. itorb am
N|lttnod Ahcno nod Srcit1aiacr
0ronthclt an .2ipbtbcritis. ,3lpei
@ruocr una Nrei Sdlueitern ilberleblh
'hn. Go@ N~cqrobniB NOR oeiteta
9}ofmlttda ouf DEM fotholiiden
Srle0hpfc.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-06-30
6o43eitsslod.n.

Eoitnr aIaits pom Der Siioleitc
Observation-Disclosures troute Dor einigGn
SoQen Clarence 2. 2lttIe non Winnc-
npnlis uao Sri. Roic ShIihcnmeper.
Eodlter BON tSron Stlttcnidmlot.
1915 %obniouitroBc.
Batter 0erghoI3 BON ser Noroleite
hclitlhcn lrtberiihcn &ird)e poll5og
in ieiner Amtspobnunq Die Grolt
mo pon sNouoro 0ouler unn SRI.
2ouro Gr0nc. bcioc pom (oun
Campbell. Cos junoc Hoor miro
it'd dui cincr 6orm n ser Suo-Sos
lem 2onoitrobe 1auslidl einrittcn.
l<n &inono murhcn um GiCnato9
Nr. Raul 3elaler pon "a GroIie un6
Sri. Il1o uon Robr non Ninono
6urd Toitor Soncr Qetrdut. gQc
Terlponoten ocS jun0en Goorce
mohnten ser Seicr bci. Sic Rcupcr.
m0hltcn meroen iid) III S0tc Sim.
W;nl.. nicoerlolIcn.
,<n ser fdtholilhcu q. Gctcre-
airte III Notoh mllrocn onn Mitnuody
Cite 2onQcn. Sohu npn Nrn. mo
6rou Nni. 2onQcn IN Nofob. uno
Sri. Anno non Arr, Gotier ron Mrn.
mo fSrdu Wut. pom 2lrr. 0urh Elor-
rcr u. 9Scrnicrsfirhen aetrdut.
"a Groiic hat iegt Ole 5neitcStricas
hrort. Wiittund Nbcl1o mur0e uou
@0mm Ghilipp Me9lrtbur. Ser
I'M Noip'tol GoruS Nt5 3. HGdi.
merits Suiommen mlt iclnen &atcr
Moinr :. 2. MeArtnur ojcrt. MT
Trl. gillian SrilQcr noi Itircctom
@ie.. thcijdl nerbunbeu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-06-30
Tabrldiiise SOOtuns.

Gurh Dos rildlihtSIoIe 1Sobren CT.
mes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS lit leioer onu
Gienstoe Ibcno elm Wenihenlebcn
81 @runoe gegn1aen. 6rdu Gatbcri.
ne Iabl, cine Srnu BON 10 Sahrer,
murbe an Der ode Don s. uno Sad
ion StroBe o eincm unbefonnicn
Nrtomobil i%iberiobrer uno 10 gefoGr.
lid perleet, Dob lie innerbolb meilis
ger Wtinuteu uno benor ibr 0iilie 5li
Iheil neroen fonnte, ibrcn @ciit uui.
aob. ,Sbr 8erid mar gebrohcn. Der
Shooel e%tnaeorildt uio ser linfc
Arm uno Die aiunlooe porcn gehro.
den. Ioa lfnglildsouto. in Dem Slpel
Monncr ioBen. idIeppte oos Gpfer
nit Dem = 10 heitlg 5uiammenitleb.
Dab lem ShubaIaa un0 cine iclner
2amocn oobci iu Stllde gingen nod
ctmo 30 sub t0nqs, che es iidl pom
Altto nblolte uno 81 No0en itel.
3eugen crflorten SAB Der Autolen.
fer nodl Dem llniua Dos bintere Sidlt
obiteIltc uno NIT groBer Neihmin0iQs
felt ooponfubr. 9is iebt lit nod tcinc
Spur pon Dem 6ohr3euac ent0ett
mor0cH. obQlcid oic Holl5ci lmitnn0e
5u lcin 0Ioubt. ooSicIbe irilher ooer
lp0tcr o%usfinoig modlcn SIT tonncn.
lluo hofftntlih Qelinat eS 6cu cbClt
10 iejaeu mic rildIihts.c'cn Aufoliten
8u 'lien un0 lciuer aercdtcn Straie
nI9 Ntoroer 5u~5ufuhrcu.
Grou Eohl hattie Qero0c lhr NelaL
92t ilol 5. StroBe. uerIoiicu Mo
moIlte an Der nod,itcn @tc sic Stra.
Gc frcnScu. Sic fam oudl bis sur
Ntjttc Der Strobc. els enc Gor aus
itioIihcr Rihtma hcronociulit tnm
ua0 Nae llnQllld nnitellic. Nr. 6.
y. Mt1beI. 40 uoroI. .. StroBc,
ser MT icincr Gar ans entQpenaelcs.
ter Rjdtuuq fam. itoppte loiort, as
CT ioh mas poiiirt mar. uno ucriudic
Sic Summer Der irem0cn Gor 5u le.
ier. bodl hattie ser unbetomte Auto-
lentcr ooa hintcrc Qiht o,Sacoreht
mo mar in aroBter eHcihpiHOiafejt
oononQcidhreu. Nr. @rntcl nor Der
cin5iQe 9uaenScuQc neS llnaliidS.
Srou Gnhl mohnte bci ihren
Sdnricdcriohu mo Eod,tcr. Mrn. uno
Nrou Ecrcu Rodcitcr 92t iil0l. 5.
StroBe. 9toh enc ouSerc Softer.
Tron u. 6. Goppjn. 1911 iihl. s.
Siro6c HbcrIcbt Sic %crrnQliittc.
ToS Nearohnib scr &crlm0liidter
linOet hcute Atodutjttoa ltdit.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-06-30

meinnueigen @eielihoiter uno so
%brifanten 3u elmer ein3iqen nroben
@eielll6oft unter Dem 9omen so
Groiier 9anoelsfommcr" be5medt.
CAB an Wtontoe Nbeno Die iitcrous
groBe 0etbeiligurg on Dem @nnfett
i'm Sotel Stooooro, neldeS olc
n%orndrts ga Groiic" > 9elpegulg
einleitete. IS botte lid cine 10 groBe
3abl pen 2beilnebmern eingciteli.
Dob iih Der groBe Speiieioal ais 81
tleiu ermies mo Die gtebenroume nit
5en!let meroen mtBtcn; einige3uipai
touImenoe fonnten iiberbolipt fcinc
SlfetS mebr erbolten.
gtofoem oa5 Mahl. onS scr Sotcl-
rermaltling olle Gbre mndlte. been0ct
mon uno man bel Den Gigorren angc-
fommcn mar. begoun oas Ncoefelt,
nto mir mii'len gleid) pornusldidem
BOB bierbei @r. Sref5, Der Scfretar
Der @onoelsfnmmer Der Scr. Staa-
ZEN, Den Togel ablhoB. Gr belt sum
ShluB oes Abenos eire glatte. Iogi-
ldle uno intcreiIonte Nnlprnde, Die
reid nit @umor gemllr3t mar.
Serr Sref5 belt Die groBe
&erIommlung ilber cine StuIl.
DC lang gefciiclt ourdl ieine Te-
oefunit uno ourf ieine gelebrlnQen,
Die bel Scr o&orlportS ga GrDie".
9cmeguna Den 3un0rern 0 QroBenl
Gtuscn iruu t0nnen. Gr idmcidel-
te Ga 81 g rpeaen icincn notilrliden
%or5iioen, ieiner Gage on orei 6lul-
len uno nit ieinen Giictbobuherpin-
ouugen. ieinen ihoncn Torfonloqen
un6 elmer l%tnlgebmg, Die an Hotur-
ihGnbeit nidts 81 miimiheu iibrlg
loRt. ober or nerIif)ertc nudb 6oB Die
Gntiuidlung elmer Stoot nidt BON mo-
ilirlihen &or3ilgen dbbonaig lei, lon
bern bon. oeHl ncrCintcn Strcben lei
ncr 8eIhGftslelitc uno Dem Gbdrotter
uno oic Nrt rnn Mcniten mcld)e tic
ais 9ilrqcr bot.
Vie ltrind)e, mcsbolb Glenclanr I'M
fer Den omerifmiidlen Stobtrn al
icfite Steae RIDE. lit i'll leincr Gu-
Berit tlIhti9en @onoelSfommer 81 III
den. 2lus 0erleIbcu llriade miir0C
Cos angeles. oos lon9e nidt bic &or.
tbeile beiist, iiber Die Ga Groile per
iiict q: elmer qroBen Stoot. Wtit Der
ridltiGen Organization lpiiroc aonias
Ctr Chicago bolo Den Slpeitcn Tlat
unter 0cn Stdoten DER &ereinigtell
Stoaten itreitig madden,
Wi0n lone buttell lin0 pIoncn ais
qclte Is iilr cine Stoot bon 100000
Gin>pobncrn, mnhnte Ser Neoner.
Chicago hot Jest iiir Elm Stiid Yorf.
lono $t000000 81 5ohlcn. oos por
40 Sabren iiir $4,000 aefauit bate
meroen fonuen.
3uIett berilhrte cr bic 1Srooe Der
Witqlieoidloit uto betonte, oaR Son,
oels . &ereine nit N}itaIieoern. Die
eiren Sohresbeitrog pom $50 5oblcn.
Gle beten ieien, uno Burger, Die it'd
erfuneiaten, mos lie oofiir crbdlten.
nidlt nlebr merth ieien OILS cine 9fuu,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-06-30
8erionalia.

unier oerti6er 3obnor5t Gr.
e. 8. @anfo uno @uttin Jper0cil
ron bclte bis 0onnerstaQ Worgen,
Den 6. Suli, obpeieno iein. Sie ,per-
Den lpobreno oieier 3cit Camp Sou
9Ios, Itilmautce uno Chicago beiu-
den.
- Srn. mo 6rau Gr. Garl Sputb
:unroe ON geittpod) Elm fr0ftiger
Stammbalter beidieoen.
6rau u. 0eblen BON Sotbn-
man, Wont., meiIt bei bieiieen Ser
iponbten ouf 8eiuh.
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Eof mad Der alien Seimatb.

9od Teutid)Iatlb. Seiterrci6.lln
oorn, 2urembure uno Der Giirtei &c.
ben Die nadIten 9oiticnouneen noil
Heip gorf ME folgt ab:
yariitianiaforo", Bergen. Cams.
tag, 10. Stuff.
~Seaie OIop~, aopenboeen, Son.
nerstog, 90. SuIi.
-5reoerid VIII" 9openbagen.
Nittipod, &c. SuIi.
rllniteb Stotes", Gopenbogen,
9onnerStoe, 8. Iuguit.
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, Nnrirt Slnans 9inlmcaf
Aibcn matismns.

Erdqt ocn RomL Ser cH dcbroud,l ;
Der mejB Is. aGoran 81 ocnfen o0l,
i'd ell oieic Sabre aeIitten babe no
Gin 2jt Sloihc oon SIoon'S Sim.
ment MIDI tarirt hot Idrcl5i GIN
ooutborcr Ncnuber plclc@ Ntitteie.
Nenn &hr 8hcumotj$mll5 HABIT c0er
an Neuralgia &atcm0ch. Shmcr5cn
oocrStciihcjt lc}oet. Bonn i0nmt ridli
finger, Gltd Gins TdIhc ron SlonuS
an holen. G$ tupdrmi lut0 bt'UG;.
ttQt Die mchcn. itclfeu lhmcrSlideN
Sienen Gn0 $hr meroct Guh I'M 10
OieIeS beiicr 'uhIen. Saul Is IN ir9cnc
elmer Ipoibdc iur 25 Gents.
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ilen SrlpQenfbele Der Wlll5e1 Don
Saincis, Wlilouri annias uno &Sts.
cDniin, ionic tic oeinigermoBen" be
reit limo, nod Der merifoniiden
8ren5e nbaebeu ioG.
Sein 8eitbl loutct:
nGS ereebt Der 8efebl on iommlli.
dc 3ruppen Der Nili3en non Sui.
nois. Dtiiiouri, aunios uno gSiscon-
iino. 0oB tie iofort mad Der &ereioi-
qltlg fur Den gun6esbienit, uno 10
ME tie e%iniqermaben (~reoionoblp be
reeit lino, mad Ger 8ren5e ob5ugeben
hnben. Gie Sainoiier aouollerie nat
lid uad brownsville 3u begebcn. Die
ilbrigen lSninoiier Grltppcn uaf Gan
Antonio; Die Nfili5en bon amios &C,
hen nod Gaalc Fob. Die bon Wiiiouri
!rad) 2areoo, Die 8 i$confiner
Iruppcntbeilc geben nod Son Antos
uio. g&eitere lrupben mcroen ob1c.
if)idt, ionic tie cinigermoben triegs.
bereit limo"
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&iro mciR Mimi Or. Gines
NelU Siseuuern uebmen2

lie bette antlport lit Or. ainq's
5telp Nlscoucrp ieIblt. IS lit en- iii.
%aClehmer. tuBer Snrlip. leid1t si net.
men. Is eH.bdlt Die Wteni5iuen. mel
dc lid nadl $abrcn oerGrfabrunq ais
DIE bclien io,dler fiir &uitcn un0 Or,
taltruQcn crluiciCn bohen. &cnn >Shr
llldt mt; oet Ntcoistn 5uirie6ei iei3.
Damn crholtci Mr. Clicr @clo 5urld.
Nduif cine Elai6e nnh Qehroud't lCje
luQcuiCi1u. @guahrt mas ubrjS
bItlbt. alS Siherilltp oCae1 %ierrlCre
puiten u1o G~rfaltunacn.
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Gin Wcid,0uit@hmla meldca
nj Der Dciltitcn 3eituno nidt
on3elat, beflmoet nonlt. nob
linn on scr oeutiheu 01n0idldit
nidlts licQt unb perhicnt oltic
Nunoihnit oe&hoJh oldl nldlt.
ltnicrc Ncicr miiien oob ulr
mir An3ci0cn Der perloBlidliicn
@eihoitSiirmen brin0cM lot
der. Die unierc VeIcr olti9 nui.
mcrtiomitc bcoicncn une linen
Die bciten 93aoren Iiciern.
IS bc3obIt ijdl ocHbolb nidlt
olcin i'm pNorhitcrn" oocr
~Noraenitcrn n%up,5ciNcn. ion-
0cru aud, rol Den IN lullercn
3elturQeu on5eiuCubcu @e-
ihoitsbGuicrn 5lt touicn.