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The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-12-30

Let's all buck up and make this "some town"
before another Christmas comes ambling along.
No, we don't mean only the other fellow. We mean
you, Individually, and all Of the rest Of the in
dividuals and the whole bunch of you collectively.
Will you buck?
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-12-30

Dispatches state that Germany is preparing
for new commercial undertakings as soon as war
is over. Several of the largest ship owning COM
panies have amalgamated. New shipyards are
under construction and something new in ocean
greyhounds is being promised for the end of the
war.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-12-30

The editor of the New York Evening journal
is reported to be a millionaire. He got it through
the salary route and wise investemnts in real
estate. Ii all our subscribers would pay up we'd
be in the same class ourselves, although a tar
ways from the thought of a million.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-12-30

! cot hom; XII fodsa asr
from. her 1tatikga Sysere she( ysS
here, and your paper had II right"
OF course II just happened that in
this instance The, Commonwealth got
the news before he did, but you can
slways bank on this paper carrying
TIE aaws !wbea u y aswk
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-12-30
LOOKING A YEAR E

LOOKING A YEAR AHEAD.
What will the. year 1917 mean to the town? to
the community? to the people?
What will the personal attitude towar max
ing of a better town, a more prosperous m
ty, a more open hearted people?
The efforts of the individual citizen may &C
something. The cooperation of a col
lective people will produce notable results.
&...s
Collective cooperation is only possible where
confidence and good will exist, and where there
is determination to utilize this combination to the
ultimate good of all.
The man who holds a crouch against his neigh
Dor cannot successfully pull in harness with that
neighbor so long as that grc.ch exists. Lose the
crouch.
The man who disparages and undermines the
reputation of another cannot expect the communi-
ty in general to think well of the ASSASSINATION Of
Speak gently and uae the soft pedal.
The man who says go ahead cannot expect to
keep pace with the hustler who says "corne on.
Step lively and get there.
And one man who says II will' is worth a
hundred of those who say Il can't"
*+%&4
This is the time of year when the hopper Of
time is filled with new resolutions. But it is more
to act than to ~resolute.
Let US make this a year of action, of deeds,
and of results.
Let us make this more than a collection of in
dividuals. Let us make it a community of people
with one ann, one ambition and one great pur-
pose in life, and let US make that purpose the
good Of man and womankind in general and oil
this community in particular.
If we work collectively and earnestly and ener-
we will achieve success, but if we labor
Individually we will accomplish but little.
The road of life is long and stormy and many
barriers bar our way. But many hands make
light work of the heaviest burdens, and collective
might may roll the heaviest barriers away.
We may each pursue our own chosen vacations,
and yet all labor in the common cause Of a better
and more prosperous town and countryside.
Two horses pulling in one direction will get
the load there. But when only one pulls the other
balks and the load stands still.
Will 1917 find US a community of loyal pull
ers or a divided aggregation OF pullers and balk-
ers who accomplish nothing, but stand still?
Nineteen seventeen will tell the story, and you
will put the words in the mouth of the teller.
What are those words going to be?
Will they be loyalty, cohesion, aggressive
ness, success? Or Will they be disloyalty, suspic-
ion, disintegration, disaster?
A year of promise is ahead, but promise never
good unaided and alone.
We must each grasp the opportunities with
nature has provided us, and turn those op-
portunities into individual and collective veal.
To do otherwise will be to stand still while 9TH
ers march on to victory and success.
Shall we stand or shallbwe march?
You tell.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-12-30
WOOD FOR SALE
PHONE 2ss
o A SURPRISE.
Learned When Wife Was Coming
Home Through The Daily Com.
mOnwealth.

"The Daily Commonwealth certain
ly carries the news when It is news"
said a gentleman last night to . news
gatherer Of this paper. my wife 10
away on a visit" he continued, and
I did not know just when she would
return. You can imagine my surprise
when l read in your paper this after
noon the day she was expected 70 q.
rive when I dida't knox myssk Wh1
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-12-30

Here's wishing you an abundance Of prosper
iy during the coming year. Now let US have a
little Of yours.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-12-30

The government is talking Of prosecuting tn
print paper trust. Talking" we said.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-12-30

The London editor who says the only way
America can nelp to end the war is to jump into
IL Will nave to- guess again.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-12-30

While that parcel post Is booming, the Amer
icai. AALlys, co bonus ol d months salary to
employees proves there are 0Iaers.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-12-30

Carranza has another bitter enemy-the
Maryland farmer who oongingly gave ten good
american doIlars in cnange Tor a Mexican bill.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-12-30

Possibly Germany may consider our War
department S order for S9,5OO,O 900 worth OF Eng
lisa machine guns unneutral.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-12-30

You probably also noticed that King George
said, tight on,s not ..tcome on" to his soldiers.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-12-30

Hump! Not a single Congressional lame duck
among the five members OF the shipping board.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-12-30

In his suspicious OF Safeguarding, Congress-
mar Wood, OF Ind, Is no respecter OF persons or
positions.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-12-30

Some proposed statutes might truthfully be
labelled, laws to increase law-breaking."
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-12-30

Congressman Beakes, of Mich, is recovering
from All operation, but not from the decision or
the !Micnlgan supreme court that gives his seat
to the otner fellow.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-12-30

Several Americans are interested in the an
nouncement that candidates for the 1917 Nobel
peace prize must I've listed by February l.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-12-30

Now that he has the Danish West Indies, Uncle
SIM might Swear off, acquiring islands.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-12-30

For pacificists to chew on-though far less
wealthy, Japan is beating us in naval expansion.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-12-30

Berkeley, California, is the champion highbrow
town-alll its cops are to take a college course.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-12-30

However, Wilson doesn't care if the belliger-
ents do think him a glutton for information.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-12-30

If the District, Of Columbia goes dry won't
there be an awful scramble to get home again!
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-12-30

i The most difficult thing in dealing with Mex
ic0 is to determine which one to deal with.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-12-30

Here's for a Happy New Year, with hopes that
it will not be limited to one.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-12-30

saving up Tor next Christmas, ii you would please
her.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-12-30

q Bring on your New Years turkey. Our
Christmas "ham and" were good.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-12-30

" Running for Office is all right, but Wilson
whit stand for being danced in.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-12-30

Up to ~recessing Congress only did thinking
Oh those railroad recommendations
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-12-30

1917 is easy to write-when you think Of it.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-12-30

ron sALE-Fsrm Of 60 e.
nv land with good iinpsovsI "
|thrss miles east Of GreenwOOu'
" 800 acres in cultivasi0n
sasA payment. balance on ls!s
~ low rats Of interest,
N. Good, N. D., 'wiilistot' s'9''
The Cpmmonwsslth Otacs, V
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-12-30

v Santo Domingo ought to know that being good
gtts more than protests.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-12-30

Oh, yes, everybody wants peace and nobody
knpws how to get ia
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-12-30

Christmas, and still in the trenches. Oh, yc
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-12-30

" Woody ha4 sol himself under the world-spot
int AZ dghtS s&
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-12-30

Start the New Year paid up.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-12-30
ANOTHER YEAR.

Another year has gone!
Another wave upon the mighty tide
has swelled the stream thru ages long to glide
Announcer beaker falls upon the shore
vi some far distant land to pass no more.
Another year has gone!
Another surge succeeds the surges gone,
AS the dark night is followed by the morn,
Another roaring falls upon the ear
Ot kissing seafoam round us here.
Another year has come!
Oh! VINO can tell the wrecks or loss it made
and VINO beneath it are forever laid?
Who were borne gently on it's rolling breast
or who tossed rudeiy on its stormy crest?
Another year has come!
God, grant thy blessing on our trembling souls
And wisely guide the New Year as it rolls,
And may its record like the brightest be
I1at swells the ocean OF eternity. =
a RUTH DEAN.
4Craonwnod Miss Dee "a 1916.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-12-30

Greenwood, Miss, Dec. 20, 1916.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-12-30

Merchants report the exchange industry
! i've.
SSsms famaEzS4sgE
AL aboard tof 1917.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-12-30
RUTH DEAN.

aBHE@&EsSs& @ E# IN DlAA>s
Greenwood, Mss Dec. 20, 1916.
Congressman Beakes, of Mich, is recovering
from All operation, but not from the decision or
the Michigan supreme court that gives his seat
TO the otner fellow.
Carranza has another bitter enemy-the
Maryland farmer who o~ongingly gave ten good
american dollars in cnange Tor a Mexican bill.
While that parcel post Is booming, the Amer
lean AAl1eso 20 bonus OF d months salary to
employees proves there are oIners.
Several Americans are interested in the an
nouncement that candidates for the 1917 Nobel
peace prize must De listed by February l.
Possibly Germany may consider our War
department order for $500, 900 worth Of Eng
lisa machine guns unneutral.
The London editor who says the only way
America can nelp to end the war is to jump into
IL Will nave to- guess again.
In his suspicious of Safeguarding, Congress-
man Wood, OF Ind, Is no ~respecter OF persons or
positions.
Don't forget, boys, now's the time to begin
saving up Ior next Christmas, ii you would please
her.
If the District, of Columbia goes dry won't
there be an awful scramble to get home again!
Berkeley, California, is the champion highbrow
town-all its cops are to take a college course.
Hump! Not a single Congressional lame duck"
.mong the five members OF the shipping board.
For p~acifcists to chew on-though far less
wealthy, Japan is beating us in naval expansion.
However, Wilson doesn't care if the belliger-
ents do think him a glutton for information.
You probably also noticed that King George
said, tight on not ..come on, +" to his soldiers.
Some proposed statutes might truthfully be
labelled, Saws to increase law-breaking."
LINE most OllllculC tnlNS III dealing WIFI MICA
led is to determine which one to deal with.
Now that he has the Danish West Indies, Uncle
SIN might swear Off acquiring islands.
Up to ~recessing Congress only did thinking
Oh those railroad recommendations.
Bring on your New Years turkey. Our
Christmas "ham and' were good.
Running for Office is all right, but Wilson
whit stand for being danced in.
Santo Domingo ought to know that being good
gits more than protests.
Oh, yes, everybody wants peace and nobody
knows how t0sget its
NWoody haax sol himself under the world-spot-
Merchants report the exchange industry
Ssas#sasuAzsssz
Al abesrd tos 1917. u. !. +,
6&#&#M# M ~#&&@ M%M MXHf
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-08-25
General Garransa bat 100000

IN G5el0 aus lSdDan crbalten. Us
hciBt in Gorm elmer Anlcihc. Snflir
bot CT rsaponern bic nllsihllcBlide
6iiderel. Wcrehtidme Lungs Der meri,
faniid)en Mcitfilitc a.rf Die 3auer BON
.jebn Sobreu ncrlichen uno Sopaneril
ods 9iedlt gu oaltcrnhen 9ticocrlaiiun-
gen on ltroteniidlcn Ilulften Der aiI
itcnlinie ciuqcr1umt. Gn0lidl miro
God) bcfonnt, ooE mau IN Mnibinaton
aus alntlidlen Nucacn acnntniR non
eiirigcn aslouilirun0s 9emilbungcn
Ger 'Auponer in Nferifn babe.
Gs mare finolidl 3ll glouben. Die
cn Der mtrifamidlcn aiilte idlmim,
mcIioen Slide bitten CO 0tn Sopo-
uern engethou. 9a 4prctit ser Sopa-
uer alf Siidlc tnnn rcid,lid ollS if.
rem beimid)cn @cm0iicrn befrieoigt
merocn. 9cshnlb aroud)en tic niht OH
Gas anoerc @eItGbe beS StiQen
GSeans 5lt geben. G5enic pcrfebrt ND
re es 5u 0laIber. GO ionole lid bier
nm oas rein f%nmmer5ielle llntcrneh,
men eincr ioponiid,cn @ripataeiea-
iduit. Gic ioponi'de Reaicruno bat
snn;tl .GfficieEcp" ge5eigt. ols bal,
sun onncbmcn oiirfte. tic babe Dies,
mai lire Nouh nidt i'm Spicle. @ie
diio and, innler oIe Sd,iebung ieirt
mag. Mir itehen Tor Der 5botiade.
Dab Sopon iih orf inherent Cont
nent ~eingeni'tct bat. Die raelbC
Spinne~ bat offcnbor oic 6doell
-itres NebeS liner ser Stillcn O5eott
ON Ger aiilte Nmcrifas befeltigt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-08-25
G;nidlrdufnns SrS 3citmuaspauitr.

ucrbrol.hs IN 0cutitionO. Ger
Hcih@0u5ei9cr4 ncroiicntIiht oic
&eroronmua oe5 @unoc8ratbca ltbcr
Grudp1pier, Dir cine &crhorudS
cinlhrunfuiN iilr sic 3cit oont
+. Guilt bis 3rur 81. Nuault rcr
fitQt. Die .}eitungcn mcrOen ie nadl
jhreuj ltmiaug in Is Stuicn einac
theIlt. &ci tiuNn llmiun1 his at 200
Nuooratmcter &ahrNilQhe betrGQt
hic N0picrpcrbraudlScm )
3ro5tnt 0c@ int Sabre 1915 bc;oQcncu
&oplcrquontumS; ste GinidronIpno
ltciGt hle 81 Il GroScnt bel eincm
>0hre@tnliana non mchr dl5 1000
~.u0or0tucieru. 3eituu0rn. Acren
Cu0NrumetcriIGdc ii6 i'm 2yohre
1918 %aoacuiibcr Dem rSnhr 1913 per
rt1actt bet crhoItcu dcniNc &crain
itlanuQclt mnhrcnS iolde ,3einmqen.
hti ocncn oaa ltrugctebrte or TSaa it,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-08-25
2ie sa0e nes Mnhmea nnp DER

0crrIid,fcit fir Gnalonb limo nod
itmer nidt aefomnlem, nid,t cinmol
Jctt mo Is Ole @cncrdlprobc iciner
%ciitnngcn ob!egen ion. Aidt 81
"nroc. no Ser 2olhpi ouf 6rant
rclds 9oocn RieicrtGdltr i'll icing
GeiDcn rcibt nidlt Su Mniler no
sin 0e1ltldcs llnter'ccboot es mi3.
GER einmul fapogt cot. t:r itnljcn
0errin oes Meercs ncitidlu Wuib
mo oeltide 3batIrort in cupfine.
hdler Meie iilblcn 81 ldiicn. Mr.
cine Nonn''na tn0e@mlttiScr Iidr,
rcr on %or}. 81 ollcm lntihIoned.
lltlo lie t';iicn ncr TeiHN trei'rn
i'm 0optcli ihmcr. O. oeum Sen
CIlal0n6crh niht 2rallt ncr ioldltiI
ACKNOWLEDGMENT. 'iir Die = Jos&oyI
InmdGlih nid,t oif.. llnO liz
tGben trrn nid,ts. qor Mit,ts CIT.
geqenjuicBen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-08-25
Is 6at ialt ben anidein. ais Oh Der

&S JuA Ihh VIZ sttititNthB MY w VT
9abnltrcit ourdl cine Gpmpromib
lumtperci iir einc fur5c 3elt acidlidl-
tet miro, Inn Dem ErGiioeutlhofts
Gnnoi0dtc1l @ilion Sclbitperbcrrlid,-
nngsmntcriol fir icinc MlcocrcrmGb
lung 81 l~icfern. Scine @oupttreffer
Ialltet betmntlif: sd babe c$ er
5ieIt, Ole ger. StnntGn nor scr Ger.
DIfllng i'm 0ricge 81 hepobrcn. "
llno oernieIhcn miro or hin3ufllqen:
.Itir bot 6os omcrifdniihe @olt e$
rtll5ip 3lt ueronnfefL 6aR cs nor oell
nnhe;luolen Tnl9en cines Sabn.
ltreifs hemohrt mur6c." lln6 nit bic
lem ioulcn ,inihcr miro man murdeil
Qc0anfenloien aopi ncrmirrcn mo
auf Die hcnnfrutiid)c 9cimruthc len,
tea. Nbcr trOe0cm bridt lid olc Gr.
;enittnl5 filr Die &crltantliduna Der
&erfehramittel inmcr mehr Nabn
0eltn dildl Gin @oficnItiaitnno er5ielt
miro, BON LANCER 0nucr miro 6erlcIbC
niht icin. I0& luldltct icl6ir Dem
9abnnoQndtcn bon ser Suntu Ie.
9dbngeieuid,ait Elm, ser often ertldrG.
6 iel on Gn0e better. mcnll Elm aG.
lentcincr 9nbnltreif liber ooS oull3t
Sono bereinbrche, oeiicn 6rlgeu ou.
Bin fllbren mlir0cn, boB oicicm San.
9cn uno Sonacn iur inntcr EN- Gno(
geriaht milr0e.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-08-25
Die staatsfair.
Sin reihBaltises Iruarnmm fnr ole
hebcH Saqe oanernoc
N~nslteanna.

Sonntoa. ocn 10. Ssptcmbcr.
Mulif Gag.
Mpntog, oen II. Scptcm6er.
ainocr Gag.
Gicnsta9. Den ~ Septcnber.
Sogen' INN %sSntcrurbdn Sng.
NlttpodL Den i3. September.
Stuots- uu0 @mupcracurs. laa,
Ionnerstaa, aeu II. Scptenber.
0eilluoifce. une Ar5citcr SoN.
6reitoa. hcn 10. Scptcmber,
Altomohil f. Soq.
Samstoq, Sen 16. September.
4utomnhit Cog.
0icS lit bas Nroaromut, maIdlc3
M Sctrct1r :. 6. Rcmen mir ole
Statc 6uir nui1eiteat moroen lit.
Ter Nulit Soq miro 5ruci beionberc
9tunnmcru brinaci, cine 2~irdenfon.
5crt leitcns Der itnlicn'd,cIl Sbnniu.
&upclle. mclhc ans filnf1ig WtliiferIl
heitcbt uno in melden orctC pernial.
acr MO orei SGnQcr ron9inlfslieoerll
mltiplrfen mcr6en. jIrtth Snm. hit
b%erubnltc 2onign ser 2};it. MIRO gum
erltcn Wdlc in Wilmonfcc ouiitciaen,
Srl. gam mddt ole sic &unltlulde.
mcid)c Sinccln @cohcn IN Ntilmaufct
ln nopll0r qcmoht hohen. mo nod
nnocre. Iie Shaoill aapcllc croft
netc uno bciflnB Die &nnomu.TncifiC
AuSItcIlung Ser Gintrittsprcis an
oieieln So1c miro % Gents hetrdacn.
Ger 9inoer- Snq miro mieoeruul
bic Shulfinoer nls Die @ditc oeS
Stdates oi,f ser fSoir iehcn, Sic lper-
oen frcien Gintritt crbolten. unS
Gintrittsfartcn fonncn ouT Grluder
bon Dem Sefrct0r ser Au8lteilltnp
crbnlten merbcn. Nilr oiclen Sol
merocn ouh b%CionAere 2on5eIiinner
silr Die 2cbrer nnb 0cbrcrimten oe@
Stootcs gemodt merocrL oenn III
meroen fir % Gents 3utritt 5u ser
Allsitenirnq crha(tcu. Gtc 2urter
fir Ole 2ehrer toalcu bon oen Sc.
tretdr oltf Griudcn ser Nrin5ipnlt
he5oucn mcrocn.
Ger 2oden- ms Sitcrlrbln -SoQ
III hmlptid6iid fiir sic @cIufer scr
Stotc ;5oir Gcredrnct. ncld'e cntlana
0cn nod Wilmaufce fiihrcnocI Nor-
Itnhlhobncn mohncn.
Ger Stoots- uno M%ouocrneurs.
(oo pirb ollh oicsmnl cincn Sci
5roBCn (noe ser 6oir bllocn. Sou
bcrncur &. g. FbiIirp uno ollc nod
iehcnocn friibcrcn @ourcrncllre per.
ocn @nitc ser Stutc Goir icin. uno Is
miro crmortef. ooB on6crc hcrporrG-
Qc10e Manner an DEM Tnge Die Nus.
itealnQ heiuheu ncrocn
Der Mjilmoutcc rn0 Nrbtitcr laa
lit bcionhcrs iii sic gllrgcr scr
Stubt WiNmuufcc bcItirmut.
Sic beiGcn lettcn Gage ser ,Soir
perbcn ocit 9(litontobilrenncn gcmio
1iet lem, mo es mcroci .ltnqeidbl
5lpon5io 9fitofnbrcr lid an oieicn be
tbcilt2cn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-08-25

cine beritdrfte Giiiidlrdnfuna Grief
fn. Aac iibrigcn 8e5ieber BON I'M.
beorudtem Mdihiuelalottcrl, bolS.
baltigell Srudpopier miliieu iih cine
Ginld)ranfuna ron - 9rrSent rbre5
in Sa9re 1915 bc5ogenen Guantumls
gcfailen luiien. Ner1nten III oie'Sie-
leruas BON ,Srei- unh @erbeerempla.
rem. nit ausu1bme ser Gilihtereni.
plare an 0chorocn mo Der 6reiereln.
plare an Ntitorbeitcr, Cigarette uno
SoIOatenbcime. Die je6od niht nebr
ais Gin erenplar crboltcn oiirfen.
iopie Der @cleaercmplnre an Snieren
ten.
Allh BARN gent inns 1rutid,lono
nit lelidfenoelt Heiipiel porous!
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-08-25
Semen 6rausoieu, bic oas Ser.

Stncn 6ran5Dien, bic oas Ser.
Glutcu ibrer foiie Dor &croun 6eflu.
gen bot mnlnebr nltdl Scr chcntali
&c 4ttnlltcr Glcmencruu lid)
5llgciellt. limo ct b~cionoere idloat
eridNltttrn0e Cone on. .9Sir hnbc!
Iurdtbore &crytite". ihrclbt cr.
o;S%rantreid) mare geneigt. aac iSc6.
ler Der &e9ierung mo Der Scores.
iettull1 SIT pGr3einen, mcnn bel ben
,SebIcrn ellblih uldb ser Elco errun,
gen mer0cn :onnte. Nnbcn mir Gas
@c1it5l OoB mir aud o~urf6altelr
iuctten. Alr t6nucn Den iurdltburer
0altor Der Belt uIdlt arS 0cll 9lIacil
talcu.. Niles Nol0, all unIer CLINT
ilullen MIR opfcrn. nm ON Sd,luiI
olelca Nrjcgea in boiler Grihrafuuo
5tirItdbiclben, 9&lr mcr0cn ocu
Sjeg 1ldt ilbcrlcbcn f6nncn, ,clbIt
lucnn MIR iieQcu. Sic Wctbooe 0c5
9tlhtatDul3 bat 81 5meiiohriqcrl(u-
1el@egildtut un0 3uu (crroiupcrluit
por &cronn 9ciIlbrt. Id mejb q,
rooDl, noB .micrc hclouuniltmQelt
1oio1tcu Dor &erDun groee 1boteit
6oi,otndt hobcu. Ser morulilde
1tca QenilQt inns otcr nid}t cinrn
.lioterietlen5iea bobcn mir aUer uet(l.
rcnoig. 3D. illr nlcinc BcrIon frnnte
MID NIT mei.iaCr OILS nit cincli puQs
liauoidcn. mobrboItincn Slcqc udlt
bcQnitdcn. Sdl neii; mcld} idnncrt
Cylst mir ia nicicu iurt,ta0rcu
Sdi0dtcn br'uacn. lltt0 III cen Gc
9ctniltgImQCu merHc i'd omtlIh 81
fcrmidGilc Iotcu h;cicr Cpicr Be.
genrdi. Gem mir h1ttcn unt 0jcics
olelC 9llt. !nt oieica NroHortide sci.
oerttuV mobl Qr0bcrc Grae6niiic er.
5IeItn tolncn. Gin 5uciiahriocs sci
ocntlntm .iir %(biaIn'out - Ooa lit
eGtletild. &|Icmenccou ihrieo 0n&
inter ecm iriid,cr G;6Hrutc scr
ialihen WeIoung. 0ic S~ron5oicu not.
ten Shidumnnt N%rlidcrubcrt. un0
nan Tam lid feline vmpfinonrocn
u%orlfeuen. MS cr hortc t'r Gin Nrcl.
ldbrlocs Nclocntbum nidlt einnlol
oofur nu@Qcrcidt Gotte
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9entIdlaro beiibt cine woiOreierOc

Don llber 2.4OOOUO. 600 Mari. mIr0
mt oicicr Teicrpc in Den 6rieocil
Ontretcn uno Dem Nuisance nidlt}
lduIoig lein. 5cine @egner oogeAcn
mcroen nit elmer ichr eeidrp0d3tca
@oIorciernt nj oeu 9Srieoen eintreten
mo ocnn 4uslonoe ungelicure gun.
men ihuioen. Tin Die @~oIoreieroc
Der Nunf bon gno!ano iii IS 10
id)leht bcitellt. oa3 bis chi meitere@
;rmc Ausmeilc nlehr ber6Hcl1tlidlt
rcroen. tHus Der 8roithilrc sG!f
tuuildcn Aricgsonltihen."ff
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samnr[ Mpmnera bail, 10 idrelbt

ote 81. St~onts5eitung" oils Antport
auf Ole idmcideIha1e 9harattcrili-
ritng. NIT Der i'm Senotcr Cher.
.itun beooftc. 0crrn Sbermni oui.
gefOr0ert, i'm oud mriterbin ais oil
ienilidles Gfel Bu 5etrohteu. Als ob
nus nldt cine p~olitanhig ilberfliiili0e
&uiiprocruma marel @an5 nbgeiebcn
AlUoli. ooB cs notiirlid feline INT.
" prt iii.