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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-16
w LACE HIGH FIVE
DEFEATS JANE LEW
and. Hard Fought Game
by a Score of 80 to 29;
Wallace. Girls Win.

WALLACE, Dec. III The local
high school basketball team II on two
games from the Janc3Lew hi h school
team played on the local floor Fri
day night The Wallace high school
boys defeated the Jane Lew boys in
the first game by a score Of 80 to 30.
The Wallace girls Won from the Jane
Lew girls by a score Of IS to 13.
The nrst game between the Wal
lace boys and the JanesLew boys was
one OF the hardest fought and best
played games ever witnessed in this
city. The visitors took the lead early
in the game and We're never headed
OF until the last few minutes OF play
when the locals staged a rally and
nosed the Jane Lew team out by a
single point.
IN the girls game the Wallace
girls had every thing their own way
winning in easy manner by a total
OF twelve points. Miss Satr Of the
Wallace team. scored enough points
herself to defeat the Jane Lew i've.
Summary, first game
Wallace Jane Lew
Robey 1890. .-i..@... ... Swisher
Forward.
SWl ger bH. .4-e.#- Oily
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-16
NGLD PLAY HAS
TRIANGLE OF STARS
.to.see Civilization, & is to deny you
self q rare and enjoyable treat.

III D. al
His Little Wife which Is show
Ing today at the Bijou theater. pre-
sents Harry Beaumont, Gertrude
of The Hazards OF Hclcn" and
Chips Carmen. with kid actors
taken from Charley Chaplin's Bur
lesque on Carmen, are also shown.
Afull house witnessed Charles Dill
lingham's production OF the synco-
Epated musical show Watch Your
Step" Friday night at the Robinson
Grand thcater, which was staged with
some difficulty owing to the late ar
rival OF the company and the short
age OF gas. from which the city gen
orally was suffering. It is gor-
EcOus costumcd piece built principally
for the exposition Of various kinds OF
dancing irving Berlin must have
been brought up in a crystal mnZe to
he able to find his way through the
devious melodies his brain conjurcs
up. There Isn't n simple tune, as our.
fathers knew It,, In the whole two
hours and half Everything that
comes In his@reach he throws a drop
step into, leading UP with grand clI-
max at the end OF the second act,
when each Of the popular operas in
turn is brought to the syncopated test
and made to hump Itself in way
Tint must have made composers turn
over in their graves.
A new play called THE Jack Knife
Man, by Ellis Parker Butler, is to be
produced BY the Henry 3. Harris es-
tate.
The feature at the Grand today is
n William Fox production, Love and
Hate" starring Bertha Kalick and
STUART Holmes. This is said to be. one
of the greatest films the Fox studio
has ever turned out on its service.
The added attractions are The Grim
son Stain Mystery and the Para
mount-Bray cartoons
The theme OF white slavery has
been barred from the motion picture.
drama. which Is n distinct gain to the
drama and 4 benefit to the public.
Elizabeth Nfarbury is changing the
title Of the musical comedy she is tn
produce from Girls Will Be Girls"
to The Love o. Mike. The produc-
ton will be made after New YeaT's.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-16

foul shooting of Davis. OF the Weston
team, who Gagged nine foul goals out Of
q possible eleven. If the st. Mary'ss
foul shooters were in DaTis's class the
score would have been much closer as
The best they could do was to secure
three foul goals out Of fourteen
chances. The lineup:
ST. Mays. Weston.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-16

5tirst half was IS to 9 In favor of the
st. ATary's boys
In the second half the Weston boys
came back strong and at the end Of
five minutes, Of play had tied the score.
on the locals For the next five min
Iltes of the game the play w7S nip and.
tuck first one and then the other team
l5,afsing. at this point Onesting1e, star
guard OF the st. Mary 81, was clisquail-
an account Of four personal fouls
ard the team work OF the ST. Mary's
cam was badly crippled. From this
point or the Weston boys had things
heir own way. In the last five minutes
of play the Weston boys displayed a
brand of basketball that Will win the
five field goals.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-16
Saturdays and sold ivory. or did we
ust dreanit?
Grnllcllr.Gnsl Snrs,

After seeing some Of the European
boxers perform. can't say that i'm
ported lemons are any better than the
American variety.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-16

Today In PucsilistIc Annals.
In the old days pugilists were use
fn1 rs we'll as ornamental. NobIenen
hired them as bod guards. and com
.Panfes OF bruisers were employed to-
keep the crowds in order at royal
functions. One OF the oldest uses to
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-16

a man who can either drink or leave
1t alone. or who can cut out the weed
whenever he pleases, has enough will
power to quit ANYTHING except hrag-
gtns about his will power.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-16
Memories.

Can you remember that day in Sep
tenlber when Gentleman Jim, then
Youthful and slim, knocked old John
I. out in that New Orleans bout?
Then this Is. my song, Bo, you're
getting along. Bo silver threldB
monE the gold, Bo.-yes, you're
growing old.
Say, can you recall that glad day in
the fall when old Cincinnaty went
loony and hatty at winning a flag
a major league rag
Then this is my song. Bo, you're
getting along. Bio. silver threads
mong the gold, Bo.-yes. you're
growing old
o can you recall that time in base
ball when no Dutchman named Hans
delighted the fans by clubbing the
sphere year after. year?
Then this is my song, Bo. you're
getting along. 30. silver threads
'mong the gold. Bo,yes you're
growing old.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-16

IA sport scribe says Joe 1Falcott was
longest in tho ring Pifhesttcls,! Joe
isn't much IL any over We feet long.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-16

never saw a pitcher go up
With bat unto the platter,
But what thought If he had brought
"a born door he might Dat 'er.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-16

Many sporting celebrities have
broken into the movies of late, but Jose
Gapablanca. the chess wizard, has beer
"a movie artist for years.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-16

Elizabeth N1arbury is changing the
title Of the musical comedy she is tn
produce from Girls Will Be Girls"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-16

The theme OF white slavery has
been barred from tho motion picture
drama. which is n distinct gainto the
drama and 4 benefit to the public.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-16

There ought to be a lot Of sympatLy
for Belgium in baltimore. The Mary
land fanssknow just how it feels to be
run over by. q big league steam roller.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-16

CONTINUED on Page 8.l
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-16

a new play called The Jack Knife
Man, by Ellis Parker Butler, is to be
produced BY the Henry B Harris es-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-16

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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-16

IJGAs % d
run over by a big. league steam roller.
II that proposed South American
baseball tour is no more successful
than the pugilistic Invasion of last
summer, the players had better go to
TERRA del FUego, where snowballs are
plentiful.
According to the papers. manager
Ola college baseball nine has been de-
prlved OF his amateur standing be-
cause he worked IN a jewe1rv store on
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-16
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5Cents
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-17
Der Do(metl6.

Sn Der rSugeno" er3dblt 9eina
edarpf Ole folgenbe 1uftige Mnefbote:
Cine Gstorte rufii9er Rriegsgez
fangener.
0eferreiaifde 8egleitmannf@aft
tumdniider Rottonalitdt.
Sn Der Station 8. bat i19 Der
Sronsporttommanoant gu meloen-
Gr ruff einen Der gafangenen ruill=
fden iibiiden @oloaten gu fl4. iud4t
nit tbm oas 3immer oes 8abnbofz
fommanoanten ouf, ntmmt framme
6altung on uno idpeigt.
Ser 8obnbofsfommanoant 14uttelt
ben Ropf.
Da ialutiert Der ruiFfde @olbat,
meloet bas @intreffen bes 9ranspor=
tes uno bittet UNI meitere 8efeble.
,sSsa, feio ibr benin perridt?" f4rett
Der 8obnbofstommanoont. User I'll
6enn oa gefangener uno iDer estorz
tiert benn?"
uno Der ruiffde @oloat ld4elnb:
,@nHdulbigen, bic Oeiferretder
l5nnen mig oeitf4!4
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-17
@enn Suberfulpf5

Cure @elegerbe1ten CUR Be11egl1n9 D1e>
ier gefir9teten &ranfbeit bebrobt, berz
laBt gu9 sr0Btentbeils anf Cure Befdz
bigung, seq &0rpers natiirli9e 8errt9z
t1nsen ber5u1tenen ODER 5n erbalten.
Inn bies 5n tbun, 1T s%eeignete gorgz
falt fir 9iat urb retnen Nd9rfoff Elm
grforoerniB. 4u9 &ube nno frtlde 9uft.
Sag unb Madt. @einnohett 5utragltdes
2eben lit bie be5fe Si9erbeit gegen SUI
berfulpiis.
@enn oas @pitem berumtersefommen
1T, unb @nbr9einli9feit ernl tier Solger
Sizes beri9limmern, bat ii4 @dman's Gls
teratibe tpobltbueno ertpte1en. S1es TT
cine @nlfz8 ebnnblung = nber 1ngletd
iroenb Elm unoerer. Semi Der bier Ell
nabnte @alf lit 10 nit anoeren Sngrtez
bienaen berbunben, baB er ii9 IN Den
meilfen Sduen leidt a11imiliert.
Gin geriu9 fann fetnen Sdaoen mo-
hen, bu @dmn1's Mlterattbe fetne @tfte
ooer @%etpobnbeit formierenoe yteoi5tnz
itpffe entbdlt. 8ei @urem Gpotbeter ODER
brett bon
Gilman 2abpratprp, &bilabeIptia.
Bertauft BON Der Nulitpr 9rus So,
81. Climb, 9einn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-17

febens eine Jrau erfdoHen bate,
tporauf bic Dorfbeponer uber Sen u1z
sef4idten Sdser berfielen uno Jpn NIT
Rnuppelu tot}dlugen. Die Gn9ldn>
Ser orbneten Elm @trafgeri4t on un6
bingen elf bon ben Dorfbepobnern
an ben @algen. Damals alfo for<
oerten bic gngldnber als Subne fir
ben SOB zines einaigen englif4en
@olbater Elf Menf4enleben, tpdbreno
fe nunmebr Die @rf4iebuns bon ei,
mem bolben DuBenb englif4er @olz
oater NIT @tiu{4neigen uberseben.
!! Be6urfe es, 70 f9lofen bic Reoner
IN Der @eriammlung. zines beutli4ez
rem 8epei1es, bob bic @nglGn6er
Mngf bditten Dor sen Megppterng
@enise Sage barauf 3oser. sic 48
fruberer Offi3iere NIT Song unb
Rlang bon Rairp aus ra9 port @oio
UNI fid bort na9 Ronftantinopel ei1=
3uf9iffen. Gus tbren Rebler erz
tDnten folgenbe, sic Gttuatton fenr=
3et9nenbe arabif9e @erie:
9apDa bena, bappa bena!
5elbarb nilga %uaaroena!
Comma el Raifer refeb,
@aret europa lena.
Dos betbt perbeutf@t:
Muf gum &f auf gum Rompf!
SeBet Elm @ut un6 8lut!
Mtt Dem Scatter, bod 3u @ob,
@tegen mir uber gang europa.
Dos 3iel Der Moslemzgemegu11g,
bas, pie Ser dgpptif@e 8riefi@reiber
fagt, nit !9i1fe ser Mittemd9te er<
ret4t perben piro, 1T sic @e%rtreibung
Der 5remoberr14aft aus alien bon
Mobammeoanern beuobnten 2Gnz
bern: Ser Tran3oien aus Marottp,
Der Staltener aus Sripolis, Ser eng
ldn6er aug Megppten, Snbien etc. eSstaz
lten fat, mad Mnii@t bes 8rief9reiz
bers, iberbaupt tetne @riften5bere9z
ttsung mebr un6 miro na9 Trieoensz
1dluB o1s ielbftGnbiges 2ar6 bon Ser
Welttarte berf@ptnben. Gum @9lnb
fpri4t er Ole Soffnung aus, oab bann
audi 9err Man6alep na9 Ratro 3uz
ridtebren unb bonn beuti9en Scatter
NIT etnem boben poften betraut tperz
Sen miro. - Dieter fromn1e Wun{4
1T getpiB be3et@nen6 fir sic @timz
n1ur1g unter ben Megpptern: Ser Rniz
fer funn ules.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-17
Grmadtn Der M}oslim

9pn Dem %unbegrenaten @ertraue11
tpeltes bic mobammeoaner IN Mes9pz
ten unb nit ibnen pobl bic seiamte
islomitif4e 8elt in Deuti4lanbs
unbe3pinsbarteit feBen. lesen 9orz
sdnee unb 3uftdnoe 3eusnis ab. DIE
h einem 8riefe sei4ilbert tper6en,
ben Ser in Brootlpn anidiiige Moz
bammebaner 9afes Manoalep ioeben
bon einem Jreunb in Rairo erhalten
fat. Der 8rief 1T bonn 6. De3ember
6atiert unb selangte iiber Beirut unb
Ronfantinopel bierber. Na@ Der
Darfeuuns bes Rorrefponoenten 1T
qana Mesppten bereit our offenen @mz
p6rung gegen sic enelti4e 9errf9aft,
un6 sic @nsldnber ibrerietts bitten
fib nit faft 3agbafter @orii4t, Die
Glammen gu i@lren. M1s 8eifptel
flbrt Ct fplgenbe 8egebenbeit an, Die
ii9 in Rairo tur5 por 4~bfenoung bes
8riefes ereignete.
Sin Gepptii@er Offi3ier tparf beim
8au{piel einem englt14en Ohi5ter
ben 8an on ben Ropf, tporauf Der
leBtere tputentbrannt ben Repolper
3oq, I'M sic @4ma@ auf Der @teae
gu rGden. Der Megppter ieoo@ nor
i4nener unb i@ob Jpn nieoer. Der
S@ub bra9te engliide iopobl mie
dgpptii4e @oloaten our STEELE uno es
entfponn fih Elm &f, Ser pabrz
f4einli9 erDBere 9imeniionen angez
1omnen bGtte, per11 ni4t Elm Ggptiz
iGer General ibm @inbalt geboten
bdtte, ni9t iebo@, ebe flint @nglGnoer
tot am 8ober lagen un6 3pei Megppz
ter pertpunbet tparen. Cine trtegsz
geri9tlide unteriu@ung parb etngez
leitet, bic iebo@ auf Mnor6nung Ser
englii9en MilitGrbebDroen eingeftent
purbe, obne gu einem @eiultate ooer
CUR Beitrafung irgeno iemanoes gez
fubrt al baben. Den @nsldnoern log
offenbor piel buran, bon Dem @orfau
mDgli9it menig Mufiehen gu MAIDEN,
= cine 9altung, bic bon ben Megppz
tern a1s 3ei@en bon Tur@t unb
S9nd9e ausgelegt nuroe.
Denn tags oarauf murbe bon 48
friberen dgpptii4en Sffi5ieren, bic
pegen au3u offenen 3ui@autragens
tbrer ~fetn0ieligen @eiin11ung gegen
England batten quittieren mifen,
etne @erfammlung peruni taltet, in
pel@er our@ etnen @erglei4 ser gez
gentpdrtigen Rleinmut Ser @ngldnoer
nit ibrem friiberen f@arfen 8orgeben
Ole 9offnung auf balbige @bf4Ittez
lung bes englii4en Sodes belebt
nurbe. Scan ertnnerte on einen @orz
fan i'm Sabre 1903, mo in benz fleiz
men Dorfe 9intiduap Elm enslii4er
So1bat auf per 5aubeniaQo unper=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-17
Des RuGen Ro6e.

Cine luittge @ef@i@te pirb ons
@anborf i'm ba0i14en @4mor5palo
mitsetei1t: DIS CUR Teier Ser @innabz
me Ser Teitung &ouno tlr5li4 UNI
atp6lf l1br Sic @1oden ben @ieg bonn
Surm risfen, liefen bic 2eute bonn
mittageTen ouf Ole @trabe, UNI bic
frobe 8oti@aft gu b6ren. Mur ein in
elmer Tamilie als 2anbarbeiter bef4Gfz
tigter rufFider &riegsgefongener lieb
F4 benin Mittagefen-es sab @pdBle
unb Mpfelmus-our@aus nt@t ftDren.
Mls bic 2eute 3uridtebrten un6 Dem
Rufen freubei trableno 3uriefen: Rom<
no faput! beutete Der patrotif4e Rufe
unf sic leere @pdBlei9uKel unb fagte
i4mun3elnb: naopno taput, @pdble
taput!!" @r batte Ole @innabme Ser
rufftiden 5eftung oabur4 gerd4t, bab
er bas MittageKen DON bier perioz
men eingenommen batte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-17
Scr &nnit mtgen.

Sin ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS fu4te nsdd
elmer anoeren 8Dbnung. Gr lab I'D
elm altes, bon ouben 1don altertImlid
a~usfebenbes Bobnbous an, oos boa
ben 8eiiBern perlahen noroen NOR.
@s tpar iebt gu permieten. Sn einen
3!immer fanb er ei1en alten, aug Marz
NOR bergeite1ten &amin, Ser ale anz
3ei9en e9ter alter Runftferttgtett trrs.
Da 3eigte er fh oenn seneigt, gu mie=
ten uro Der 8ertrag tpurbe abgef4lo1s
fen. M1sbalo aber tei1te Der Mieter
Dem 8ermrieter nit, CT plni4e enc
ueue Rominperfleiouns gu baben. Der
8ermieter ertldrte natirlib, bob e
finn gar ni4t einfiele, on BEN alien
6oufe etpas MAIDEN gu laHen.
Scum, penn Sic es nt9t modex
lofen molten, bonn lafe 1T es auf
meme Soften moden." fagte Der Mis=
ter.
Oaqeqen fpnf1te Der 9ermieter freiz
Ii1 riats boben.
Die funitpon bergeitellte Raminperz
tlet6ung tpurbe alio abgenpmmen unS
bur9 Elm bintges, aber redt gut aus
febenees mpoernes madpert erfebtr
tpGbreno sic @tide bon jenem forg=
fdltig perpodt, na4 benz @ef4dftsloz
tal oes 9dnolers eefdofft uno % puz
Der aufammensefebt muroen. @4lieb
li1 fano iid ou9 Elm Rdufer. Der ben
bafIr ~perlangten aiemli9 boben pres
beooblen tonnte.
Sir oas Saus aber fano Der 9d1e<
ler einen dnoeren mieter.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-17

s Mtben tperoen bic 3iegen an bic
Siren Der !9dufer gefibrt uno % Dor
ben Mugen Ser Mtl4tunDer gemolten.
Dennod f9ikt bteies @erfubren nt4t
Dot 8etriigereien. Ser Mildbdnoler
tr6gt nGmli9 Elm lofe fbenoes @e=
uoro NIT tpeiten Mermeln. Inter
Dem 9bertleib befinbet ii4 nun Elm
nit @aKer gefiater Rauti@utfad. BON
benz aug Elm @9loud bur4 Sen einen
Mermel porlGuft. Betm Melten orudt
er oann, fir arbere unbemerfbar, 10
auf ben @9laud, oaB NIT Der Mild
mehr ober tDeniser Wafer in oas Muf<
fangsefdB flieBt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-17

DIS Der iusenoli9e 2iebbdber st.
fen Bei4eib erbielt. padte er f4lenz
nigf feinen Rei{etoffer unb oerlies
nod befelben 3ages beimli4 DE Re
i6eno.
Grf na9 @o9en tldrte ii@ oas
Mibperf6nbnis auf. Sereniffimus
begegnete r6mli4 eines Mbenos btnz
ter Sen RouliTe1 iDieoer Dem 6oftbeaz
krfrHeur, u1b 6ieie Begesnung brodte
he Derne4felung an ben Sag.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-17
4as $dmfrfrf.
9umorsske po1 8. @ars.

DIS mein Better @ufop IN ben
Rrieg aog, tparer ole, ote i'm tan1>
ten, iiber5eust, bob er i'm Jeloe pudsr
feinen mann fteuen tper6e; benin p3
tpubten es, in @ufaps Bruf f4tas
Elm ftartes unb mutiges 9er3. -
gr bereitete uns oenn au4 fefse
@nttduf9ung. 8alb erfubr i'd aus
feinen Jelopofbrisfen on Die @ltern
unb @e{4mitern bon feinen padersx
9aten. Mir ielbf f4rieb CT nur ene
Je16poftforte, tur3. aber inbaltrei4:
u5urrob! @oeben Dos GHerne
Rreu3 erbalten! Cont geluno uxe
murter!
Muf frobes Wieberieben
9ein Better @ufan."
Die Satia9e Ser Mus5ei4nung mt
oem 190niten Srben, ben es fir einen
@o1oaten gilt, ftano oann bolo oara1T
aud I'M 5ageblatte meines 9etmatz
ortes, uno bas gan3e @tGot4en pcr
itola auf 1einen braDen @obn.
ssSn einem J%elopoftbriefe, ser uM
biefe 3eit bel feinsn @ltern eintraf,
i9ilberte @uitan oann ousfubrlider,
pelder !6elbentat er bas Giierne perz
oanfte. Beim @turm auf einen nit
5urtos beieBten G9ubengraben, Don
Sem bisber Elm babies 9ubenb oeutz
f@er Mnsriffe a~bgepraat mar, bbatte
@u}tan ben Rameraoen etn gldn5eR>
6es Beiipiel tobespera9tenber Sapferz
felt gegeben; alien poraneilenb, NOR q
ser erite in Ser feinoliden 5elbbefefiz
gung eene{en. Sein leu4tenoes Wor<
Bib bate sic onoerer mitgerihen, 70
baB ser @ieg sen 0euti4en 5ufiel.
Muber benz Grernen Rreu3 erbieR
@uftan auh nod bie unterofTaierstref<
fen gum 2obne.
@pGter murbe er Bel elmer anoeren
paderen Sat - Ct bieb Bel etnem
fran3Dfd4en Mngrtff fetnen 9oupts
mann ous Ser Geinbesi4aor beraus-
pertpunoet. Ma@ apeimonatli@er 2a<
aorettbebano1ung fab i'm Damn bic
9eimat uieoer.
Mm 3%tpeiten Sage nod ieiner Mnz
tunft beiuate i4 ibn; meins enttdn<
f9ung mar groB. Seine @pur Don
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., bon fr0blider
@iegesfimmung. Gin mirrtf4es. Il
f4mer3li4 per3ogenes @efidt. uaS
i@ ipuBte oo9, baB feline RriegslDuzbe
i'm ni9t mebr f4mer3te.
r@uftao, mos boit gu nur, mas It
NIT oir2"
,M9, Better, i9 ftebe Dor eiuen
I9perer Song. Often geffanben, ID
babe - Gurdt!"
Sd fanb Dor 1eberraidung aunddt
teine @orte; Damn pies i'd ouf oos
Giierne Rreua on feiner BruF.
rJur9t, @uftap, bug
@uftobs Bid folgte Ser Ridtung
! meines ouf ietnen 9apferteitsoroea
3eigenoen Singers. Damn fagte CT:
So, bamals! 9omols gait es chen
nur einen @turm gesen Surfos m1
ibren 8aionetten, neutrality-suspicious.
uno 9anosranatsn. 9euts ober, 9eak
muB i9 gum Nr5t, mir etnsn
! frnnfen 9obn aiehen Idf1enil'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-17
Ueroeutf@un9en Der pot.

Meueroings bot Sic 9oftperpaltung,
tn benz 8%eitreben Ser Mbidaffung Der
Trembm0rter, bic pofpadetabre6e
bur@ Padettarte erfebt. &nftene bon
Nota6rehen 9ibt es ieBt nur nod Not>
padetfarten. Ser friibere MbreFen>
abf@nitt betBt ieBt Mbf@nttt. Gs
beibt uuh niht nehr Ser Hranfonerz
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-17

merit, fon6ern Der Jreiperniert. sd
friibere Mt3epteinbolung 1T our@ Mnz
nabmeeinbolung erfebt moroen. Mn<
ftel1e bon me@felat3ept fagt man ieBt
We9{elannobme. @tatt eines protnz
tous mir6 cine Nerbanolung aufges
rloIlmen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-17
G91ou u.

6dnsden Iou Elm 8utterbrot mil
fei1em @9mefter4en teilen. st be-
{orgt has in Der @eiie, bob Ct oas
Brot quer burdi@neibet uno fir fi4
bic beftridene 51G4e rimmt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-17
uebertrum y I.

a.: .Da 11euli@ in .Romeo uno
Sulia" babsn lie 10 portreffli4 ge<
ipielt, bob tein Muge obne Srane11
bIieb."
g.: ,Das. is nod sarni@ts. 9a
neuli9 in sen @dubern baben lie 10
r1atirli9 gefpielt, ooB, mte's @tld
gu @noe mar, metner 5rau 9 portez
monnaie feblte,"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-17

Oie frummen Beine
Trou (auf benz pabbureau leife gu
ibrem @atten): nRn0pf' ben Mantel
gu, Mar -. ionf i4reibt ct biz E be-
ionberes Renn5ei4en inn paB!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-17
81 3 qele + II t.

@libli@tasent Gebr auforingli@):
pile SIRE Ronfurrenten baben unfer
@llNidt eingefibrt! Sd fage Sbnen,
bic 8enigfeit 1T tolofal!"
2abeninbaber: r2ohen Sic mid
nur %unbebeQigt!!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-17

Die unfduIo bonn Qanbe
gefu9: ST Der 9err profehor a.
6aufe?"
DienfmGoden: rDas fdon. aber e
lat eefogt. ih {o1te beute 5u Den Be-
fud3ern fagen, e more ausseganees!~
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-02
CHRISTMAS CARS ARE
COMING TO FL PASO

Specially painted and decorated au-
tOmobiles for the Christmas trade were
q feature Of the eastern markets last
fall Manager s. O. BottOrff. Of the
West Texas Motor company. has de-
cided to try the stunt here and car
load now en- route from the Haynes
factory includes a four passenger
HAYNES six roadster with wire wheels
a Haynes six sedan and a Haynes
10" touring. all specially painted.
They viii be here in about a week.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-02

The ordinary cost or a Want Ad in
The El Paso Herald is - cents II
reaches an average OF about 100 geo
readers each issue
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-02
Lawyer To3es DiOe
With a curing Car
Without Any Damage

Harry Miller, a local attorney, Is not
going 10 try to collect any damages for
a high dive which ne performed near
Deming one night early this week IN
his Paige touring car After day
shooting. Miller started his car toC
81 PasO and was towing d car be-
longing to a friend, whose machine
had met with trouble.
Bowling along at about 20 miles an
hour. Miller did not notice that recent
rains had completely washed out the
approach to a small bridge. Billy
thus tells the story
All OF a sudden, Miller's car com
pletely disappeared L Jammed on the
brake and came to a stop on the edge
of a big hole From down the hole.
Miller was saying things. We inVesti-
dropped nose first into an opening 10
feet deep The radiator was imbedded
in soft earth.
1t was too dark 10 do anything. so
We waited for morning Then We Dor
Towed a saw and cut out some of the
underpinning of the bridge. This per-
mitted the rear wheels OF the car TO
get traction. We dug out the radiator
and Miller got behind the wheel. He
decided that he'd Try the motor any
how, though We had small hope that
It would run.
Considerably to our surprise. the
car started We worked il through
the arroyo and back 10 the road, rugged
a temporary bridge TO tow the
other car over and then ran 100 miles
TO FL PasO in the hign-diving Paige
The only damage to the car was
broken fender and dents in the "a
dlator and lamp brackets Wen say
nothing about how our feelings were
damaged BY staying out in the cars all
night"