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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1916-09-13
+" Imp0rfant if True"
land It's True. J
Erom the Moultrie Observer.

From the Moultrie Observer.
The Dawson News carries the following
editorial paragraph
"The farmers of Terrell are better
prepared to contend against the dis
astrous effects of the boil weevil than
are those of many other counties of
the state In the past two years not a
single carload of feedstuff, bacon or
other supplies has been shipped to Daw-
son, a most remarkable and gratifying
state of affairs when it is remembered
that prior to that time hundreds of car
loads of western products were shipped
here at a cost of hundreds of thousands
of dollars to farmers who are now keep
ing this money at home"
If The News has not made an error in
this statement it has unearthed remarka-
BILE piece of news. If there is one county in
Georgia, just one, that is not buying hay
and oats and flour and corn in car lots OF
in carload quantities it is encouraging. Es-
pecially thickly populated county like Ter
rell, and one with the large negro popula-
ton that we understand Terrell to have.
Colquitt county has advanced wonderful
ly in the matter of raising her own feed
stuffs and supplies, and still the amount of
oats and grain and mixed feed that comes
here in the course of the year would run
into the trainloads instead of carloads.
We trust the time will soon come when
Moultrie, like Dawson, will not buy these
products in car lots It is an easy matter
to raise the hay and grain and make the
mixed feeds that we need We can do it
better here than they can where we buy
from And we expect to see it come to
pass.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1916-09-13

Now that Rumania has climbed down
from the fence and shouldered her musket
there is intense speculation as to the prob
able effect of her entry into the war on the
side of the allies Theoretically, the newest
acquisition to the allied forces will mean
much to them, particularly as regards ''man
power" that phrase which has of late come
into such general use. Rumania has more
than half a million thoroughly trained and
well-equipped soldiers to throw into the
fray.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1916-09-13

Some people are already talking of the
coming convention at Macon as a probably
shot number" That may be so. Georgia
democrats have way of getting enthused
when they gather to discuss and settle poll
tics There are many people in Georgia
who will agree with The News that the con.
vention this year can set good example
and exert wholesome influence by making
the indulgence in fireworks limited as com
pared with two years ago.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1916-09-13
WHAT A TERRELL FARMER SAYS.

From Wesleyan Christian Advocate.
Terrell county farmer of this state and
noted grower of cotton says that one of
the best ways to fight the boil weevil is for
the cotton stalks to be plowed under in the
fall-before frost. But to be successful this
must be a community MATERIAL the farm
ers must do it. If this is done he thinks
that cotton can be grown to profit notwith-
standing the weevil.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1916-09-13

E. Dana Durand, who has been showing
symptoms of qualifying as national cam
paign issue, gave very good service as
director of the federal census, but had no
marked or sensational qualifications for the
work. His retirement was no more import
ant than that of any other republican to
make place for democrat, who happens
to be an able and popular Georgian. 1t
was in line with the established rules of the
political game.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1916-09-13

Congress adjourned Friday without
hitch, having almost completed the admin
istration legislative programme. The session
has been unusually long and arduous, and
President Wilson praised the record made
in helpful and humane legislation. 1t is the
opinion of democratic leaders and the
president that railroad and labor legislation
will dominate the next session of congress.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1916-09-13
INDICATIONS OF A COTTON FAMINE

From the Wateree IS. CO. Messenger.
There is going to be, from present ind,
cations, a cotton famine, and it will be well
for the farmers to keep it in mind and not
sell if the price is down. By getting good
price they will be able to better stand the
short crop 1t is bringing now around IA
cents, we understand, and it is reasonable
to suppose that it will bring much better
price than that later on.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1916-09-13

From the Augusta Chronicle.
The Texas Farmers Union wants the
eight-hour day to apply to farm laborers if
it is to apply to- any other class. and the
president of the organization in that state
has filed a protest against action in which
farmers are not included claiming that it is
discrimination
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1916-09-13

Recognizes man who left $1,000 with
him forty-two years ago." This is surely
remarkable memory. Most people fiatter
themselves so for getting the $1,000 that
they fail to recognize their benefactor five
minutes after they have gotten the cash.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1916-09-13

The milk problem has been solved in
Japan, where cows are scarce, by the use OF
artificial milk derived from the sofa bean.
This shows that the Japs are far behind the
times Our milkmen have solved the prob
lem without wasting beans.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1916-09-13

Robert Fay, the notorious cOnspirator
against the United States government in
munition plots Matched to benefit Germany,
is still at large since his escape from the
federal prison at Atlanta. 1t is to be hoped
no one will consider it a violation of neu-
trality if the authorities take Fay again in
tow
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1916-09-13

School days are here, but nobody is wor-
rying about the high cost of paper, books
and stationery. These things used to be
bugbear when they were cheaper. Now
they are in the tax receipt, and there is no
such thing as buying second hand tax re-
ceiptS
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1916-09-13

In an essay written shortly before his
DEATH Tolstoi predicted ''there would come
from the North man who would bring
lasting peace to Europe" Recently there
has been more or less speculation as to
whether or not the Gear of Russia with his
victorious armies might be the man of peace
from the North
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1916-09-13

We are informed that Rome reports the
beginning of a vast offensive, the results of
which are certain. If they are as certain as
some of the war news emanating from that
city somebody's got surprise coming to
him
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1916-09-13

Anent that Atlanta alderman's efforts to
suppress the crying by newsboys OF extras
after nine o'clock at night we venture the
assertion that Macon has not attempted any
such un-New-Y orky thing as that.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1916-09-13

If all the campaigners are to be believed
Georgia is in a dickens of fix for suitable
material politically.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1916-09-13

How times do change! A farmer is being
sued because an automobile which he was
driving struck city pedestrian.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1916-09-13

Vote for the man you believe will fill the
place he seeks best. Voting is privilege
to be exercised conscientiously.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1916-09-13

The drop in the price of sugar may or may
not be due to speculation. What interests
the consumer is that it has dropped.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1916-09-13

am persuaded that every time a man
smiles-but much more when he laughs
It adds something to his fragment of life
Sterne.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1916-09-13

Guardsmen on the border who are shoot
ing off their fingers and toes in order to be
dismissed should be sent to the SOmme 'front.'
where they could qualify for dismissal with
out personal effort
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1916-09-13

The Salt River packet, Vanished Hopes"
started on a voyage this morning, and the
passengers are many. She makes the trip
every two years.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1916-09-13

Surgeons discovered Madison, S. D.,
man whose heart was on the wrong SIDE So
far as that goes there are individuals whose
heart seems always to be in the wrong place.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1916-09-13

If the adoption of the Danish West Indies
is to be followed by any such epidemic as
the Hawaiian ekulele we may not survive.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1916-09-13

Austria is realizing what it means to star
something which can't be finished.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1916-09-13

Speaking of dead issues, where is old
Port Rates?
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1916-09-13

glove attacks man in auto" Such is
life In these war-like times even the peace
loving dove gets in the drive.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1916-09-13

The Iowa man who preferred a bride to
Carnegie medal is real connoissuer.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1916-09-13

A white lie doesn't travel far before i
gets black eye.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1916-09-13

The secretary of war has undertaken to
sti1e complaints emanating from the guards
men on the Texas border. The war depart
ment evidently believes that it can prevent
unfavorable reports concerning camp condi-
tions, and may succeed so far as the guards
men themselves are concerned, but whether
or not it can reach correspondents who write
the larger number of the articles distasteful
to the powers that be is another matter 1t
is quite an undertaking to suppress the press
in this country, and, besides, the public will
not understand why news of conditions on
the border should be kept from them.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1916-09-13

The whirligig of time brings some inter
esting developments. For instance, old fac
tional lines have been obliterated in the
campaign which closes with the casting of
the votes to-day. Men who were formerly
intense in their political feelings toward one
another are to-day touching shoulders at the
ballot box while casting their suffrage for
the same man. All of the gubernatOrial
candidates have ardent champions who were
heretofore politically antagonistic to them
1t is a good thing for Georgia that it is this
way, too, notwithstanding an eleventh hour
effort to fan the embers of factionalism.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1916-09-13
Make Your Home Attractiv,

On the inside as we'll as on the outside
There are a few things that appeal to thd
ladies more than neatly furnished home
With large stock of Furniture and House
hold Goods in the newest styles we are id
position to help you in making your selec|
TONS No matter what room you wish I'd
furnish, we have something suitable in att
tractive styles at reasonable prices.
Telephone 1872 if we can serve you in any
way. No extra charge for hanging or cut
ting Window Shades
.E.B. Durhann&C Co
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1916-09-13
EIGHr-HoUR DAY FOR FARM LAHORE

Some men sow cents and reap dollars.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-12-15

Gic guu,c NtiantiIfe Snitc ii in
Nuireaund ubcr eos Scrnd}t, cln tlcl.
lcr 0cittldlcr Mrcn5cr III ourh
Qcbrodeu. Giucr cin5iacu vNo.te'
meQclt sic Qou5c Stliiabrt IabuJGc
IcQtl
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9entihlanOs Nntwori.
Berlin, ~. Te3,

GerlIH, ~. Ge3.
91itIflon65 Antlport auf sic
amcrifoniide 1tute 5ctrtifs ser Ger
'ditluHq Der Ncl0icr beidranft iidl
iaIt au9ihIirblit ouf sic 9~oritsGung
Der SG9c in Nclgien, che Die &eroro
runq ,iber Sc .8crpilan3ung" Scr
gcI1ier in &rait trot. rs mar eiuc
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. filr hicNci.
qicr Nrbeit 81 idlnifcn. ocnn Der inrt.
acicFtc Miibjq1ng hottie cinen 0ento.
ralrrrcn6ea 6iriIuG. Sic nat.
2eutifinnS ptrpilnn5tcn Nr5Citcr
iihlcn lih 1T ihrcn nclleH &crbdltnii.
len mnGl ~ gItp'ort jlctet freiuils
Iiq m. h,,p c'rcritorlihc oiolomoti
ihc &rrircter 0le Nr5c;tcrfol2nien be
IIhca mt I'D ietbit oapun ilbcr;cu.
gen. hoB Die 2clttc lid oaielbit fuotl
6cfin0cn.
sic ihIieft nit bent Yusorud Dee
@e0ouerns. Sob lib hie Scr. Staotcn
uidt nCronIoit nciebrn hobcn. Jcgcr
Die 1eG1nltI0ute Tcrldllcpplno BON
orttifen Gihiljitcn ans CitprcnBcn.
ans Dem GIiGG urh ano rem Srtcn
nod Sibiricu ohcr ionIt no hin 5lt
nrotcItlrcn. ,pahreno oicle @orolun.
Gen Ger Gnirrtr Aaiirtcn cine Of.
N~crIepung Der Wenid
liffritsQClefc itnn.
gic 9tnts crfldrt, ole oclltihc n
QicrnnI iC. iibcr3clqt. bnn Die &cr
Stuoten iIbpr hie gatroiIeueu Mo6
nobmcn cong inlifl untcrriftct iino.
Der Mnnnel an Nrhclt hot Die ,3obi
Der Nntblti6cnocn nui $50. 000Tcr
ionen gc3rodt unb cine u~ncrtrdulid,t
Hoqc Gcitnffcn. 6 blieb 0abcr rid,tS
onrcrcs ilbriQ, 10 idbrt sic Hotc fort.
bic 2lrhcitagclcgcnhciten in 2eltid
limo on5ubiCtct1. "a NIT Dem bcIten
2@iI,cn nidt iiir ulle NothIcircnoct
Nclgicr Nrbcit in @cIgicu 5llr E'erfil+
0lIlld mar.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-12-15
Sterni6nnpptu.

@obrcno Die 9Gltihen in Rlt-
ntGnien BON Sleg 81 Sieg ihreitcn.
E1lten lie nllh i'm 8liten ocn 6eino
III Sdof. Quber Die 0ablnettstDed
hen nGerorten.
2luf minncitens $4,000 ,O01
toJIid Miro Ser bon oeltidm Gnuf,
Soften Der britiIfcn Sdiifubrt 5uge.
fIlgte Shooen Ocronlhloqt. llno oo3
lit MIR Der materiellc Sfoocn.
- Ginen @opfott Der tbcuren &c
Gcnsmittcl ihIGQt Die vgroBe" ame.
rifnniiher Hcgicrung Dem amerifani
id,cn Gnlte nor. gtn6 bciicr aleidl
iotaIes Soften. on$ mliroe Der Hegie.
runa ieomeoe Sdnnierigfeit eripnren.
Ser Grnn1eliit gtap SunoaD iii
borilber eltriiitct, 6oB man lid Ibcr
icin groBes Ginfommen luitig mnd)t.
Gr fonntc. iagte er. moqte or ais
Observation-Disclosures a%uftrrten.
1dbrlih cine Wtllon ber6icnen. Gr
ibl,ts ober nift, ocr quite ginp Sun-
DON. Gr mil Wott oiener. Dem mir
ntcr ans poaem @cr5cl cine
teiiere @ebiennIn9 milnifen.
Stolieniife 3citungen nennen
ocn nerfloneuen WoniQ BON Monte
negro sincn idlomIoicn 8errGtber
llngeiabr 10. ME bel Strcitigteiten
5lpiifcn Ncoern elmer Den onoeren
oNiQgcr" ncnnt!
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oob tire OfIisicre por5iebctl, id'6ner
9oncn Sen Sol 81 MAIDEN, nlS int
5clbe Dem Geinbe Die @ruit 81 sci
nl1 llno neiI einc Imerlilnerin
cine ierler ifonen 0nmcn lit. mllroy
tic hes @nnbcs permieici.
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@roR Toria: nalcin Eoris" rdnt-
lid Vufnrcit lit 0efnllcn!
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moNIid Gchalten bobcn.
Sn Srnnfrcih miro bonn /. ca
nltor on fem Glmfnmmcn hoher dis
10000 Gronc gcltottct M0dc III
mcritoriifm WillinroorfmniIien
rcroieren mchr.
Gcutlhlnno nnhcrt lid immcr
mcbr ocru Sportoncrtbum. loqt Die
u3oluiidlc 3citunQ". &n. mo ieint
Tcin0c linb INNER mebr III scr be
riihniten Sdlmor5en Suppc.
Of hie Sooiernoth nitt nit
hen1 u~mn0FiQcn &crbruuh BON gtn.
tcnpupier - in @albin9ton - jIl-
iamme1hount2
~Sm 9tamcn ocS @eietcS" bot
Ole @ioli5ci III SrattIc sic ollf $40
600 be,pertbctc Speiiciaol Ginridr.
TINA cincs Notcls III Stilfc Qeidllo-
Qctl. neil ser g&lrtt bcidmIolgt niro.
ou5 NJ, lihltionSNcict ucrlett 5u bu-
ben. Gus fortgcihrittctIte. ~freicltt
2onn or Mclt!
Grprcmicr Nad!tith bat ullf Ser
ihnl ougcbotcllClt @%rufeniitcl nn0
an Ben Bath Groen oer5idltet. gr
nil .,Gummnner" bleitctt. @cntci
ncr fanm CT nid)t mchr mer0e!.
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Gng.aubs Ereiie.

ueber Die llne9rliG)tei. uno UerItodts
belt Der en9IiIden prsIis finoen ii4
sinige Iusfi6rungen in elmer Drummer
Oes 8Iattes Ban ZEN Dag" 3und4it
miro %feit9siteqt, CAP troB 8sgisrungs.
brud. Ginidiaterung uno 3enIur oas
VerIangen nab Srieoen audi in Gnoe
lamb in Ser Guft bdngt. 0epiTe eng
hide 3eitungen iu6ten bies aber nit
auer 8eipult 81 leuonen. &inoiI6 lei
). 3. Die gebauptun9en Der .9ailp
Neps", 0eutidlano peroe fhlieBlid
bur6 innere Wirren sum 5rieosn &C.
3tpungen per0en. @eruoe nab ibren
lebten gdltanerfolgeu oiirften bic
&aiiermddte taum genei9t Iein, I'M
6rieoen gu Bitten. Was niiBt es. dor
oieien einfa1en Wdhrbeiten Die Mlqea
gu i6Iieben?"" Rsuters 8srih:t aus
4meritd, Qfrita uip. batten opdj tei.
men dnoereu 3toed, dls Die 8orIte1un.
gen 81 oer5reiten, Ole enJlii6e MuIoriz
tIten pero1eiten 81! Ieben puHiAeu ooer
ais ungeT GrltD ournlaHen. 0us Yuz
blitum tonHe gar ntdt genug auf Die
Giniettigte't iolhet 8eridte tin1elpies
Zen peroen. Ite Wieinung Der Wmerts
taner 6etomCe ss lsoeufuqs taum gu
1oren, leoauiaQ5 rur ioIde WeuBecuEs
gen, be BEN SiH9ptum gene6m Iino,
le he'tt9er, I'm 10 iieber.
Die abi1ligen NusloFunQen Reuz
;ers l6er Sic aatetttaniIden 5rieoeus.
freuHoe ieien iebr he3ei6neno. ,3lpdr
peros oa5 8efteGen rebrliter 6rtes
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ioQte tnatirtid Nnhdnqer oes alicia
fir Re6t uno 9i1igteit idmpfenoen
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mobI reiniejtige englii DE" M~uffaTung.
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geteiIt uno bat oor. iogur ibr eigenes
Organ.
DIE ZINES" tpisoerum ffien Der
en9Iif6en 9esieruEg ni6t gu trauen.
uno oeutete ole 9eiorqnis an, oiefe
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befDe9en l1lIen. Sic tparne, il tie
probe, rTas 9olt Oie8: mir, r1ines"
ulo 8enoTen) polIeu es nift. Splde
3eitungsidyei6er Ieien po4l bic Yelt
unieser 3ejt.
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3eit MD; uthr in Ser lluterrelt, ION
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ite Moie!at 81 iut3en lei, 70 lei nm
iere Nnurori: 5ubt i'm nift in pa
lditsn o9tr Wtiniaerisn coer oui
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9criB b5ie Ueiiter, abey rem Graiten
Ron allen. oie 5leiihper0un1 Y2efiz
itos, 2u3iflc5 ur0 8el5e5ub3 III elmer
@eyion oiiyiiet ibr nit Ser Geoer in
otr Gouo an SAyeitiii4 zines De
oOitiou9burelus ~fiuoeR."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-12-15
2,e Sra0c it lest, O6 noa mnas.

~ NAhHN - E
51hltc Ennieuoc Die llnidbigfeit Der
NQiirten. ntu >trlcg gu cIncm olle1-
rcidlca Gn6e~ 81 bringen, mir Ihrcai
Nlut b|cilcqcln muiicn. neil bic
1itqc uidlt tootuidlaam lit ur0 III
ocn Ndnocru Der 9tcutrolen ebenio
unulridont ciuhcritcI5t. ME in o..
ncn hires llruurrrQ9. BON Or @lgc
ola aricg@bchcli Gilt 0asielbc. mas
Woytbc I'M p6auiJ" Ieinem Golentll
ubcr Die 5tonne in Den Wuno lagt;
..9&adit lie obcr uno miro tie qroP,
10 gcbt lie olldl hi Gage blcB .
lic Grciqniiic merfcn Gin %itorfa9
Gidt. ilbcr DIE NcttcInGur Der be
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uno 0erlNmoumg gcht nod me
nor I'M. ais mare tic cine Ucrrlldt
Ucpor0cnc Wtooe0outc Die lire Gum
zen ais cl,Qnntm Wfooe5ieratb CUR
&cltmg briu9cu modte.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-12-15
lie 3nbl Der Selbit mnrSc In mi

retl &un0c. abglcid) icbr bod. hat hi
lcrt,r Sabre nod mtJr 3tocnpm.
men. Man Arr &.icQc. slil Giatrit.
Der nctltcl 0rii.. N.iriir lie ir0od
micrer ltciQen On Sic itttlid'r %S,nsr
rnno>tr0't Ser Vju5cIncu uui ZEN.
SSclle enc Yraiti0uu9 cr.ahrer ha.
Z(lH Sahr' 1913 3lbIte mon %.
Gd1'anorAt6ac cut l0l0 900 Gin
lpohacr uaicrc$ 2nnoc9. @cunrfrna
mlrib N aof Ser GdtimorN ir 0a.
poci'.'dlcu 9iitcuitnotcu mclt hSuij
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2 5.o1 51hl. NAN 80 it,mutn.
- 100000 Gimuo5ar N 0cn Si.s
.'oo;e@ is mn0 IN Sen OitItootc.r
10 oui Is l0000D Girpph,t-
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Saiier tragt aren;.
NcrIlu. t3. D.;

NVTIIT, y. TO.
s. mltrbe bier amtIid, beformt
Qentuhi. ooG 6elomorihoIl Don Sin
6enburo OILS 0ltcitcr nftipcr General
scr prctBiidcn Nrmrc III ocrcn no.
men Dem Go;'cr hic Nitte u~nterbrcltct
buoc, hoS 1icler ielbit 6us @roBfrcr3
0cS Gjiernen Mrcltje3 trd0c. Scr
Hdlicr hot nngcnonmcn
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-12-15

&on 5pei utbeIu DC
letn te. .%@eiBt Nu. lielt.
6rcu,o. Cein Nat 1T aber ia)on 's6r
lh15t3. Sb bli,t mir an 0sjner
Stale ooa iton Idngit eincn nelen
letluft".
s3a Htbit Ou. id tits audi isb,
germ; mctne 6rdg bal mir obtr ntu
lib 9t'alt. lie 0iu9e niat eler rpisoer
nit mir aus, ais big i'd siusn ueuen
out Ms.e.."
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Sic Serpflidtuuoen, Die Nno

tone Scr outcritanildFn Settings
melt id}ul6ct. ronncu niht ubcridlac,
treroen. Die 5driftItcIler Der hrrpar
rogcnolten <ournoIc bobcn ild al.
furdtloic unN icbr gcidittc &crfc6
ter Der Niliirtcnlnhc crnicicu. Die
len Sdfriitleiteru iit IS oorncbmlld
oil oontcr. ouB on8 omcrifanild.
9AlblItum an boS ocntihc ~llnQrhcuu
OILS etuos mirtlih @citchenbcs glotGt
linN llc bAbcn DIES mnmiidaiu rnr
ourdl lhInQenoc 2ogii 5apirlt. &iji
hoben fcjuc hriitrcn %%crbiluocttn IL
Nncrifo ola Ole Sdriittelcr ocl
9roBen 3ltuu0cn."
t.Hcu0on Chronicle -
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-12-15
Sinoen6urn bctrad,te in nicicn.

0ricae omerifoniidc >5p0uitrie ana
uncertainties @ciO OILS D~cutitlauNs
Gclnoe. 10 beucrft sic Chicago Er'
tune" ujht pon5 10. Ger Otter,
Tetno 1entihlonoS mo ouh Miner
taS 1T Bic oucritnuilhc &erpinniudlt
meldlc Ole omcritunilhe ,In0nitrJ,
mo onIcritlnild>cS @eIO lfrltpflIu-
IN oct elnicltiQen GIenit oc@ Nricacs
gCIteut bot.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-12-15

9eGtiterunQ, Nimmel@tofter,
SAP 81 cur Cyec ujeoe-.
lluo id -l1a Is un'cyn 6aUp;t,a
9eia dcoreia Banner oieoe,;
Gam I'm binrre5. rem llnhoIo.
Zen IGmon unIerer 3eit.
@ie3 idIafyil ldbme SGtuIal,
0endurt Gleih9iiIti3teit!
Guerstere.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-12-15
Ga groIie, Den IS. DECEMBER 1916.
prdmien'SiI

GIN Snbr i'm SoraIs beodhienoe Aponr
ueuien erlnIten ie einen idDoneu Nalen
Der als Vronie gratis rno potioftet. an
Rrdmien limb foIQcnoe 5hr Ahsipn1l nor
'tanben:
.Raturopoii."
(Gopou limb i'm @dn5sn breiSebu SUR
reru erlhienen uno mob s Nnnn'
ncr1 IN 9dno.l