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Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1916-11-14

Mems 25c wool Socks, .......15c
pairs to one customer
Boys 25c black cotton ribbed Stockings per pair 15c
2 pairs to one customer
Mems Csc Mackinaw Mitts, guaranteed Atwood
material per pair.
SOC Cuff Links and Scarf Pins ...............15 c
The latest and newest designs
25c Carriers pairs to a customer, 15c
Genuine Paris and Ivory Carriers. All colors.
25c white linen Handkerchief for 15c
Guaranteed linen. Sold everywhere at 25c each.
25c Coat and Pant Hangers 15c
Genuine nickel combination coat and pant hang
-collapsibe- easy to put in grip
Splendid assortment of plain four-in-hands
and bows
$1OO Buckskin Flannel Shirts.
They come in plain gray and tan and gray
striped. Sizes IA to 10. High or low collar.
Mems ST. SO Union Suits.
Fine quality ribbed wool mixtures soft and
warm made in sizes to fit all builds from
"a to 46 chest measure.
Mems and Boys $3.50 and $500 Sweaters $115
Special in these special Anniversary Sweater
the good and dependable kind We can't find words fully
describe how great these values must
Mems So 90 extra heavy shaker knit Sweaters. $215
They in gray and maroon-arge roll collar These
be bought for $500 at wholesale today.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1916-11-14

Miss Antoinette Huntington is vi
iting in Lacrosse.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1916-07-13
HUGE DAM is COMPLETED.
New Mexico Reclamation Project viii
Form Greatest Reservoir.

Work was completed at Elephant
Butte. n. NJ. on the Elephant Butte
dam. United States reclamation serv-
ice project which by dammlng the Rio
Grande forms the greatest storage res
srvoir In the world. Construction be
gan five years ago. The reservoir will
feed an irrigation system that will wa
ter lS5.00O acres OF land in New Mex
leo. Texas and Mexico.
The dam blocks canyon OF the Rio
Grande l20 miles north of lei Paso II
Is the fifth OF the governments big ir-
rlgation projects and will store the en-
tire flow and flood of the river. The
reservoir will hold 1i5.0o0,0o0Ooo cubic
feet OF water which reclama ton serv-
ice experts say would cover the state
OF Delaware 10 depth OF two feet.
The dam stands SIS feet high and
1874 feet long. II provides a roadway
across the canyon sixteen feet wide
and at It's base is 80 feet thick.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1916-07-13

styles OF mems overcoats and suits
were displayed. The girl noticed It.
she stopped and exclaimed: what a
dandy overcoatl Why don't you get
one of those Bob7 YGu'l look fine in
side of that"
she looked at everything In that win
dow. and the young chap was delight
ed at her interest in mems clothes.
you're all right. Grace" said he.
That's what like about you. Most
girls would rather look at lingerie
waists than at mans overcoat and
SUITS
The girl laughed well. Bob" said
she. Ito be perfectly honest. the mir
rors in that window are something to
cry for. was trying to see II my hat
was ON stralghtr'
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1916-07-13
GOT ALL THE NEWS.
II Was Bit Surprising Until the
Source Was Known.

II had n'' idee there was such loi
a-going on" chirped fat little Mrs
Bung of Bung's Corners as she opened
a puffy rapid fire on Mrs. Tipps. also
of the same neighborhood.
whats Il all bout. Malissy?" CUR
gled Mrs. Tipps. her eyes commencing
TO bulge with excitement Its gittin'
late. an I'd a-orter be home this min
ute fxin' supper for my old man: but.
Ian sakes. II there's any news
well. t begin with. there's straw
ride tnight down to Blueport. that
Saray higgins and jeff Shuckles is
a gittin' up. an big pile of young
folks is a-goln' Marthy Spiles has
been took with another sick spell. and
Sol Coker is a-goin' to haul cordwood
tomorrow from Tivton-he's got two
loads sold to Buzz Lanny. Mis- Law
ser Is a-goin' to have a card party mkt
Tuesday night. and pears like most
everybody In town was axed but me.
1.-THE Sposhkin boys killed two
skunks on Sprague's lane last night
anu ido 6pt tiaPo SCI III u Iva thtg
see. but couldn't git shot at Park
Ginnis is a-goin' to build an addition
to his henhouse. and Sophie Meyow has
had her pet canary EFT up by the tom
cat.
mis- Boslins baked seven loaves OF
bread this mornin' that riz jist grand,
and Dolph Ginnis is sorter courtin' Liz
Toppers, and she with her las husband
hardly morn cold In the ground. Amt
it awful!
"Slmp Shelters found 10 rents In the
gutter near the postoffice, an Buzz
Mutt claims It's hissen and that he lost
1t there nigh onto three years ago.
Mink Garboo skinned mis- hand in tn
door-tryin' to dodge his wife most
likely! Malissey Loomis made two
Bingham aprons few DAYS back. Lud
Bobbins catched four rats In one trap
las night, and Skid Liddy, he
For the Ian sakes. Mis- Bung
you git all this news?'
"Why. Bessie Tubbs, what's got the
Central job at our new Telephone ex-
change. just tole me. They started up
tn exchange this mornin'. you known
William Sanford in Judge.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1916-07-13
WHEN GENIUS FELL DOWN.
II Did tho Job Thoroughly and Took =
Double Header.

The crowd In the hotel cafe had been
! talking about extraordinary vocational
| Inconsistencies the conversation TAX
ing its start from an anecdote about IA
sailor who was always seasick In rough
weather and moving happily along
about a surgeon who would faint at
the sight OF his own blood, and things
like that, says the New York CORE
spondent OF the Cincinnati Times Star
The sad faced Englishman Mt the far
end OF the group. who had merely lis
tened. finally cut into the talk. "All
interesting. quite" said he. and re-
minds me Of something that came I'M
der my own notice In London. Most
extraordinary this was. We have
chap named Datis over there. In the
music halls they call him the man
with the marvellous memory does u
lot OF bally feats that make you fairly
SILVER, y'know. Been doing 1t for
years: always makes people wonder
lot and applaud like tn devil. Well.
this marvellous memory chap goes out
one night with Houdini. your American
fellow who breaks out of jails and all
that, and after they'd had fearful
lot Of beer this marvellous memory chap
invites Houdlni to come home with
him for the night. and then, by Jove.
he can't remember where he lives. Ex-
trnordinary. what? Makes living re-
membering things. y'know, and can't
remember where he's lodging. Cork
Ing. ell. whatY'
'Sure!" said one Of the party. Cork
Ing Is the word. What did they dor"
"Oh. there Isn't much TO that" said
the sud faced Englishman. Met II
cabby that knew where the marvellous
chap lived and he took 'em
home. but they had to come back to the
hotel after all
How was that?"
well, this marvellous memory chap
was so spifilcated that he'd lost his
key. and Houdini couldn't open the
door"
And we're still wondering If he was
kidding us.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1916-07-13

A southerncr visited New York re
Gently and was fortunate enough to
secure an invitation TO dine in one of
the great and fashionable houses on
upper Fifth avenue. II was 10 he II
large dinner with many tables. each
one OF which was known by the color
OF its decorations As the visitor en-
tered the house the butler inquired his
name aud then handed him card. say.
hug You are to be at the white table.
sir" what. sub" demanded the south
erncr. are, there 20 be niggers T'-ES.
change.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1916-07-13

The Smythes attempted the unwise
experiment OF trying TO give fash
lonable dinner party with an inexpe-
rienced maid. whose mistress had
coached and coached her until, as poor
Ellen said afterward. her mind was
"all in tangle." During the middle
Of the dinner Ellen appeared in the
dining room with look OF perplexity
on her face and said:
Say. ma'am. ! can't remember
whether you want them croquetty
things next or that salad. and I'm shy
one salad plate. and don't think
there's goin' to be enough salad TO go
round anyway. SO hadn't we better cut
FRAT out altogether"
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1916-07-13
Bulldog . Bank Mssssnnsr.

John c. MeGraw OF Shippensburg.
Pa, has a bulldog called Bill which
he uses as bank messenger. Every
time Mr.. McGraw wishes to make a
deposit he puts the banknotes and the
checks or currency into Bits mouth
and lets him take them to the bank.
Bill has never lost any money intrust-
ed to him. nos has any one ever tried
70 rob him.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1916-07-13
Entirely Too Much Change.

On one of his royal tours King Victor
Emmanuel spent the night in small
country town. where the people show
ed themselves unusually eager in car
ing for his comfort. So when he had
Weakened by servant who wanted to
put clean sheets on his bed. How
ever, he waited good naturally while
1T was done and wished the servant
good night. He had doZed off to sleep
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1916-07-13
The Three Washinntons.

In an Ohio town is a colored man
whose last name is Washington.
Heaven has blessed him with three
sons.
When the first son arrived the father
named him George Washington. In
due season the second son came. Nat
urally he was christened Booker
Washington. When the third man.
child was born his parent was at u
loss at first for name for him. Final
ly. though. he hit on a suitable selec-
ton.
The third son. If he lives. will go
through life as Spokane Washington
Saturday Evening Post
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1916-07-13
THE KING WAS PEEvED.

when he was reused for the second
time by rap on the door. and the
servant reappeared. asking to change
the sheets again.
Naturally the king was peeved. He
sat up in bed and asked why the
change was made so often.
The servant answered reverently.
"For oneself one changes the sheets
every week. for an honored friend
every day, but for king every hour"
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1916-07-13
Almost to the Boards.

Mr.. Blank is very wealthy and very
close. An acquaintance of his met
Blanks son the other day and said:
Your father seems to have lost s
good deal of money lately. The last
time | saw him he was complaining
and saying he must economize."
"Economize. Ell? Did father say
where he was going to besin!
"Yes. on his table. he said.
"Then | guess he must be going to
take away the tahlecloth. was the
dnal declarat Jon Boston Transcript
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1916-07-13
PREMIUM FOR WAR BABIES.
Munich Factory Offers SOS For Each
Child Boy or Girl

Twenty-Five dollars for "war babies"
10 fill the gaps made by cannon. ma.
chine guns. rides. bayoDets and hand
grenades Is the premium offered by
Munich motor factory.
The firm announces that Il win pay
that premium to every woman In its
employ or to the wife OF an employee
who presents the fatberland with a
future defender or war nurse during
1916. The premium win be paid until
six months after peace shall have been
declared
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1916-07-13
Always Feminine.

A young chap was walking along a
business street with "A very pretty girl
when he happened to glance into "a
couple OF windows where the latest
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1916-07-13
Eurs Still Costly.

Mustache. nine inches from tip TO
tip that Kentucky man spent twenty
yenrs in growing. was burned Off in
explosion. and he is suing company
for $500 for the damage to his beauty.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1916-07-13
Conscience.

Why should we ever 90 abroad. even
across the way. to ask neighbours
advice? There is a nearer neighbor
within us, necessarily telling us how
we should behave. But we wait for
the neighbor without to tell us of some
false, easier way.-Thoreau.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1916-07-13
Worthy Of Your Patronage

If you need lawyer going to build want to buy ssA
real estate need insurance other needs those who
advertise below Publicity inspires confidence
The advertisers who below well Emmee
trade territory They rea BILE and will give you OF
service. They invite your patronage.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1916-07-13

lie only confcrs favors generously
who appears, when they are once con.
ferred, to remember them no more
Johnson.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1916-07-13
SAW WOMANLE
Sim FEM REVOLT
Australian Doctor Tells Of
Riots and Fighting In Dublin.
HELD SIX DAYS IN HOTEL.

Describes How Countess Markieviez
With Mans Uniform and Two Re-
volvers, Urged the Revolutionsts on
and on-Ssys He Faced More DAN
ger There Than In Gallipoli Trenches
A frenzied woman on fire with re-
bellion, with n brace OF reviewers strap
ped over the mans uniform she wore
as she headed IA mob OF Sim Fem riot
ers surging through Stephens Green
Dublin. urging them to batte-this IL
the picture OF Countess Markleyicz
the Irish rebel leader, drawn by Or.
Cecil G. McAdam OF Melbourne, Aus.
tralia, when he arrived In New York.
The doctor was one OF eighty guests
besieged for six days In the Hotel Shcl.
bourne. Dublin. Peerlng through one
of the hotel windows, its glass shat
tered by the hail OF bullets and its
easements riddled with lend. he saw
the rebel countess leading the attack
Her leadership. the doctor learned.
was supreme. In one night Of wild
fighting. lie was told. she shot down
six OF her own followers for disobeylng
her orders.
Galipoi Safe by Comparison.
Dr. McAdam is returning on sick
leave after service with the British
royal medical corps In the Galllpoli
campaign. He declared that he had
more narrow escapes Ia the Irish cap
ital than at the front
When the lighting first broke out the
doctor was walking IN one of Dubllns
pnrks. At the first shot he saw dozens
of transfer drivers desert their posts,
leaving their cars standing In the
streets. Most OF them ran toward the
riot center, drawing revolvers as they
ran. The cars were many of them
used later as barbados.
IL got back 10 my hotel Just In time"
the doctor said. There were about
eighty guests there. among them.
think, two American actors. do not
remember their names.
For six days we were besieged by
the rebels and during the height of
the lighting were under constant fire. |
The windows were shot out. and sew
eral times the rebels tried 10 set fire
10 the hotel.
Countess Armed. In Male Uniform.
Countess Marklevicz seemed 10 be
leading the revolt. l saw her myself.
dressed In mans clothes, something
like uniform, ordering the rebel at
tack. She had two big revolvers strap
ped on.
I'VE saw the burning of Sackville |
street-a terrible sight, but one of aw- |
ful beauty at night A gunboat got up |
the river as far as the custom house, |
and | watched It Smelling Liberty hall. |
The destruction was terrible
''They took many OF the wounded to |
a monastery near our hotel. | man
nged To get out about the fourth or |
nth day of the lighting and get over
10 help other physicians with the
wounded. Even ut the monastery we |
We're constantly exposed to fire. |
came closer 10 death there more times
than | did at the Gallipoll 'front.'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-20

Mnerfanntes Salient.
unteroffi5ier: @~inidbrtger, Sic limb
Maler pom 8eruf; ba t0nnen SIC
nal, pa @ie erit tir3li@ einen prets
erbalten baben, alio bod po9l bots
aiqli@ malen tDnnen, bier bic -
5tuble anitrei9en!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-20

8laner Momtas.

Ser erite Ser ie9s M~rbeitstoge Ser
8o6e erfreut fi6 nidt belon6erer
@eliebtbeit. Na6 Dem &1tbetoge
fpannt man iib meiitens MIR ungern
tpie6er in 6aS Sod Der &fli6t, un6
tper no4 SEN i%ogenarunten ubrounen"
@ei6mad im M11n6e bat, miro NIT
unter ser @eriuburrg ri6t tpi6erfte=
fen fornem, blol1en Montag GIT MO-
@en un6 ii@ 6a6ur6 nit 6em fleinen
SSunger auf cine @tufe itenent Der
6em ibm 1t1tongenebmem Sdnlbei ud
6a6ltrh 81 entgeben iudt, 6aB er 6ie
m1tbringen6e 3eit m1f Ben @trabe1
ooer int 8arf 5ubringt. Mber ebenio
tpenig pie ein folder Sunge sic fid
felbit gepdbrte freie 3eit obne &C.
tpiifensbiiie 5n genieben bermag, miro
ietnen Softer sos B%ernbleiben bonn
rege1maBiget Mrbeitsplab nit &C.
m1gtbuung erfiiI1en. Ser Menfd lit
befanntlt6 etn @etpob1rbettStbier,
ln6 iebe neutrality-suspicious. Men6ernng
6es feltiteben6en 2ebenBprogromms
eri@ittert iein ieeIildes @lei6ge<
mi9t
Mber aa1@ a1tf SEN Hflidtgetremert
mirft Ser @ontag abitumpfen6 uno
ruff cine getpiife acknowledgement
berbor, sic es linn er1dmert, ii@ CUR
bol1en &obe ieiner 2eiitnngsfabig-
felt empor3uf@minger1. @erm, tpas
ia miturter borfon1me1 fom, Elm
Mann om Sonnaben6 ein me=
mig gebummelt. bot 1t1r6 @onntog
fpat na6 @n1fe gefommer lit, Damn
erideit feline l1nIltit 11n6 S@lappbeit
orn Montag redt tpobl beritanoli@.
bemerfbar modt ii6 6tefe @a@-
lage, bob biele Mrbeiteeber miitffdten,
bob sic ionntagIi9e 1merbredung
Ser Mrbeits3eit ii6 bermei6eu liebe.
@atarltb 1T 6ies MIR ein frommer
@uni4- un6 tpiro itets ein FOLDER
bleiber miiiien, 90 es our @eniige
miiieni6aftIt6 feitgeiteM nn6 pratt
tii9 ertpiefen 1T, 6ub teit Ma11t mo-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-20
9as BON Ser Spnre berribrembe Sc
mebe.

Ser biblii9e Mus6rud u5ik 6es
Mttlei6S, lit geredtfertigt 6mr6 6ie
gnt6edu1gen Ger mo6ernen @iiien=
idoft. @enn irger6 @tmas uniere
Merpen a11greift, fiible11 mir es mebr
o0er peniger in nnlerm SS11rern." @s
lit 6as bon Der @otrre berriibren6e
@etpebe, 6as bei folder Mufmauung
in betradt fommt. Matiirli9 fanr1
eS an un6 fir ii6 1tidt feblen, ober
es ideimt sic l1ebertraga1ng gum @e=
birn 5u fein, ueldes iie als bon BORT
fommen6 interpretiert. Sos bon
Der Connie b%erriibren6e @e1pebe lit
cine Maie Ser @erben II. 6eS Merben=
ba1eS IN ben @ingetpei6en ant @n6e
oeS @agetrS. @teie Merben tper6en
'om beiten anfgeipeidt in 8ebanolung
6erielben 6ur@ Golden Grain 8elt
8ier, ueldes am beiten bon alien
i6meH. @ei11dt unfere 1eidt Mrt
nn6 @eiie 6ur9 @oitbeiteunngen.
S. so. 9abr, ct. CLOUD, @irn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-20
go 1T 6as Mappentier?

- Ploppermoul. @@miez
germutter Omit nod anberen Damen
bei ibrer per4etrateten 5o9ter gu 8ez
1u@): Dtil meinem @4mie5eriobn
BIN i@ re@t 5ufrteben, Der lebt nit
meiner 3o4ter nod seraoe 10 pte in
ben Tlittermo4en. 9aben sic gez
bort, pie ct porbtn gu ibr iagte:
mein Sdub@en?
Ser tleins @ans (@obn bes 9auz
]eS): Sir bi@ bat ct AUDI INNER lol<
4e 8ogelnamen, @robmama. Did
rennt ct INNER S4leiereule uno
5ptnatma4tel!
- Mur1t mtber @uri. a.:
Infer Treuno 2ubmig bat fi4 reu<
li@ irrtimli9 nit benz pfanDl4ein
fir 1einen 1eberaieber feline 3igarre
ange5unoet, Dunn bat Ct Ri. Ai4e
Des pfanbf@eins Dem pfanoleiber
gebra@t
s.: unb !pos lagte Der?
g.: ST iagte, es .bdtte am Sage
pprber bei ibm g%ebrannt unp hdaz
btgte i6m bic Mf@e ieines l1eber5te<
bers Elm.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-20
Crime Somaten Gauer).

Crime Somaten 0auer).
9ie Somaten tperben geiddlt uno
ni@t a18u tlein 5erf@nitten. 9as
glei@e @epi4t Blumentobl miro in
fletne 3petgletn gef@nitten. 9as
balbe @etpidt perl3mtebeln tper0en
ge1@dlt. Mue bret perben feparat in
f@pa@em @ol3na6er abgeietbt, unb
jeoe 5rudt miro feparat in 70 bielem
@a1er pie nDtig gefo@t, 10-15 Miz
nuten lift geniigen6. Sn bos @afer
fommt auf jebes Quart ] Seel0ffel
SSngtper. Mun nerben ale 0ret pteber
abgefetbt un6 Damn lagenpetfe III
etnen @teintopf gepodt, erit bic 3miez
beln, Damn Somaten, auleBt 8lumenz
tobl. 3nif@en bic 2agen miro fol-
genbes Semitic geitreut: 1 3eeloffel
puber3uder, ebenfobtel Nelfen, ebenz
fopie1 3immt, Mn1ptee un6 @enfmebl,
un6 penn Ser Sppf bon 1T, tptr6 tall
ter @Ftg iibergohen unb an fublem
Blabe aufbemabrt. Na@ elmer Mo@e
iptrb Der @ftg Dor t9ttg abgegoff en-,
70 baB sic Mafe nt@t bur@einanber
tommt. Ser @ntg miro aufgeto@t
init einem gbl0ffel 3uder unb elmer
prife obiger @epiir3e NIT Musnabme
bon pfeffer. &o@en6 ntrb Der @Tig
iibergoKen, aber erft nod Dem St.
talten piro Der 9opf 5ugebunoen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-20

@m onoern Morge1t fir6 fie piitrft'
li@ our Steue. n3nerit font ibr Die
i@Sne @otteSnat11r einmal in Ser
Sriibe betpa1nbern," iagt sic Eante.
~Sh babe mild fir beute frei &c.
madt, unb nun tpouen mir ettpaS
ipo5ieren geben."
Muf Dem @adtbofe lit fdon alles
munter; Ger Sofbunh6 belt, Die Smb-
1per fuden ibr Ga1tter, un6 fogor sic
fleimen @iidlein boben bereitS ausge-
i6lafen. &nedten 11no Mag6e geben
am lire Mrbeit uro r11fen ibrer Ser,
rim babel einen freun6lidyen Mor-
genrguB gu. Mmes iiebt 10 better tpie
Der nnbetpolfte &immel 6em 1,e1en
Gage entgegen.
un6 tpie sic Mat11r ii@ in 6ieier
feierliden Morgenfriibe beransge-
pubt bot! IS lit mod angenebm
fiibl, un6 sic 2uft lit but1 go16ener
Stride. 8lume11 un6 @raier fteben
NIT bliben6en Sa11tropfen %, Die i'm
Sonnenlidt in Sen f90nften 5arben
funfeln. Ser @alo ra1ti6t 10 feier=
li6, aIs betete er 6en M~orgeniegen,
ltno sic @ogel iingen. Mues iiebt 10
rein un6 nnberiibrt aus Ser @ta11b
6es Cages bat nod nimts beIhmnbt
un6 ber6orben.
@a9 6em Ionge1t Spa5ierga1g
f@mtedt 6as Sriibitiid 6oppelt gut,
un6 sic bei6em Ma69en geben ser
Sante au, 6aB Ser @nfang 6es 60
ges berrli6 1par. sic iin6 MIR nett
gierig mas ieBt foIgem tpir6.
sos per6et ibr bal6 feben>"
meinte 6ie Sante rn6 for6erte iie
auf, ibr in SEN Mildtelfer 51 fol-
gen. @ie 5eigte ibmerl mte sic f0it-
lide Mtld in Ben ir6enen S0pfem
abgerabmt miro, pie ma1t Die 811t=
ter bereitet un6 in @elen formt.
0a11r meroett tie nit tn Den @arten
genommen, INN Semitic 5u bolen,
un6 ouf Sen @efliigelbof um SUIT
ter 3u itreuen. Dieie 8eiddftigung
lift ibnen 1e11, aber fie gefdm ibmen
ur6 gebt ibne1 flint bon Ser @an6.
limb ols iie fi@ gar erbieten, 6en
S6nittern bas Gribftud aufs Sel6
5u bringem 90 mer6en felbit &ne@te
ln6 Mag6e freunoli6er un6 iager:
uSteb, iieh Die fleine1 @ta6tfrdu-
leins MAIDEN ii9."
&e1te Ianemeilen iie ii@ mdt, tie
iinger bielmebr nit SEN @ogeln Inn
sic 8ette, un6 Sen 8a@tbof fin6en
lie i6on tpie ME. un6 ols @ret6en
ont Mben6 na6 &mie i6reibt, be-
ginnt iie ibrem 8rief nit 6en @or-
ten: ~M6, tpe1m 6o6 imtner 6erien,
m6ren!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-20
9urhi

(Gic neue Gn1ente : Offenfite).
Na mar log! @ir frein ms mddti9
Huff bet neie RoIenipiell
Smma ranl Nid 10 bebddti9l
SsSmrna feite nff uff't 2iell
Soffre braudt blob tommanoieren -
Gdon is benn bet 9ings ieorebtl
Smma rubig ranlpa5terenl
Colt man febe11, tpie bet iebtl
Gins - 5tpei - brei - bic beitfdca,
Qienden
ginb %burdgbroden uie $apierl -
@enn oo1 aus Setpebrmal dtnden
Gid empfdugt n Gtablflbitier. -
9abt man uff, ct is teen 9rablen..
9iesmal bredt a burd], pot bltbI
l1etpan 8bein uno burh @eltfalen,
Srabe burh big GDbberibl
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-20
Gulb Spring Bier,
Gin adtes 2agerbier.
- 9rudarbeitet ie6er Mrt tper6en
i9neq, fa1ber un6 binig in Der Office
oes "Mor6itern" bergeiteM.

8irb mein Sinh 9r. Sings Meme
Gntoef1nng 1tebmen?
Die Bette @nttport lit ST.. &ings
Mene @ntoefung ieIbit. IS lit ein
amgenebmer fiiBer @brup, leidt gu
nebmen. Sic entbdlt sic Me6i3inen,
mel@e ii@ bel Sabre longer @rfab-
ra1ng an beiten bepdbrten fir @uiten
un6 @rtdltungen. Sere, tpeI9e Dr.
Sings Meue @nt6ed1ng am. lang
item gebrardt baben, fino tire beiten
Sreunbe. 8u6em lit ie6e 6lai@e 60
ra1tiert. @enn Str feline 8ufrie-
oenbeit fin6et, erbaItet SIR @uer
@el6 5ariid. Scout cine Taf@e, &C.
bro1dt es tpie borgefdrieben. $altet,
mos ibrtg eeblieben lit fiir &uiten-
1un6 @rfdlting.S i4erbeit. - Mna.