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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-11-24
Gtefe Graner II, O<it<rrei<k>
1tnoorn.
graiopa, sic S5auptlfaot ser 2SarroGei,
lit oe1tt(6e11 SSdnoe11.
Die Hum,dnen iietten in rulSer Eait ni<bt abae.
iotnittsn sm ,rerren. 1bre Hrmee bel
Oricpa in crnter Gefabr.

tic 9eclfe 0c5 aGiicrs qtilorbcn llna
lel1c tl'ocr inioI0c lclncr ulhl chen.
pllrtlden Che pon ser lhrnrrnlac
nua9eldInllcn iin0, gltQ hipic olli Ser,
Grjber5oa Harl tFron5 lSoiepa ibcr
Hr3bcl3o0 NorI, lule cr fltrs Qcroltnt
iDlro, III Elm Sobn 0e3 Gr3hcr5oQs
Ntto, cincs Nrl6tr5 hca 1914 ermor
octcn Gr3hcr5oq3. Gr5bcr3og Ctto
itorb inn (obrc 1906 Sci, iltc,tcr
5rbn Norl If ON Il. 9luQnit 1887
ictoren 'Gln bot I'D, t3 SATIRE 1911
nut %td. Erlu3cihn ben Noarbon
pou @}arnlo, perhcirothrt. rcld)c jhnt
5mci Ni1bcr idcnic. bon orncn 0a5
nltcltc, 6er Gr3h2r3oQ Irnn5 ,>oicpb
Ctto, ieBt 11u.1 >Sobrc alt mir0.
Ger jebioc lbronIolQer lit 1)0dlit.
fnnni0loiren1er or 0cltih 6itcr.
rcidi'den (rnprcn IN oen Norpotbcn
in0 Slcbcnbitrgen Gr not ENC ieGr
ioraioItige mo Qrunolidc 6r,ithuna
acnolIcn, mic lie fiIr cfncn gum re
9cntcn t9itinrniten Nrin3en Qcciarct
NJ. 50 bot cr cine WcuQC @ptuhcn
crItrncn nlliicn lnO murtc bcrc,ts
ut 3u liprdientoticus Sprfcn fcror,
0c}oaHn. Ter junac f9uIIt lit ciucs
ocr teiichtcltcn Viltglie0et 6es aais
lcrhauies
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-11-24
Il. g. Wfunition.
Nerlin,22. 92op.

Werlln,2Z. 9to0.
93cniec Ginge buben nebr
Ginorut ouf rie ofientIlhe 4fei-
nrng in 0elitihlano genlod)t, ala
cine i'm .2ufaI Nn5ci9er" Der.
oifentIidlte ; 5obelle. ncldc bemeilen
loQ, noB hie Ser. Stuatell 9egclnudr-
tiq praftii6 Die @olfie aller .gtitnl-
flor lieiern, mclbc Don Den 6ron-
3nien lmh Gnglnlocrn Qegcn Die
2cutidcn obgcidloilen miro. Scr Irr
1ifel beiagt:
yIos pcn Sen &erelni9tcn Stac'
ten oen 6cin0en Geutid)lonb5 gclie-
icrtc &riegsnutcriol nlnlnlt ta0Ild)
0r6Bcrcn lllnfaro or nn0 bctraQt
jetf 50 4irojcnt Der o5cionlnltolls-
ilthr ouS Dem @ufen non 9|ep Yorf
:pos mic0crum bic 00lfte ser Ntlnl-
tion5ullsfllhr Gus Glen on1crlfo1l-
id)en NoIcn rcproleltirt
Gen inn 9tcp ?lnrtcr 3ollalnt clns
Qcreidltell Qeflorctioncn 3n'ol0c nllr'
oelt i'm Mnnot Ge9teutGcr 3. ). filr
$270.00U,000 ouaNcillhrt. Gonon
cntficlm onf 0onoQrunotcn ltuo &c
ihoIIc $40, ,OQD,o 600 mo Sic nIcihc
Sunlmc olIi rnuhloic3 Iulpcr; per-
idicotne ndrniticn%ortfcl hatten
cincn @crtb ton $10,00O,0O0, oIlea
5uidnncn clnCn Icldlcn bon $3.50.
000,00O. glltber blclcii to0brlnNenoen
sSnltrimenttn mlrben nod 8cgen
0cutihlonn oerld)tctc &rie9s- rno
3crItorl;ngslpcrf5erec i'm @ertb bon
OicIen meitere1 Iltlllioncn ocflorlrt.
9ieic 9lnqlbcn idlicRcn Stotltifen
pcn Tmluoelpbiu, Bottom. 9tcuport
9teus ulo Nr1ogenDrt Gin"
J@cnn bloie erit1llrlid,en 3obIcn
i1noenru iiub, iollte irqcno circ po-
triotiidc GueGc in Auerito tic 'nfort
beueitircn. Sir ftn olrhlbnltt.
liAen 2oier. meIdlcr DGlio ben Col
hotcn in ocn por0crcn Sdnltcngroherl
itelt. lit Die >Sroqe ser lltlrnltions-
licfcritnQ on sic eyculoe Icutld'ldlos
bic ncr5miftCic nor oaen.
Scr Gelltihe NIT inntm aeilunben
Menidcllperltunr form nidt Der
ltchcn, ruic eir vncutrolca" NcIf. 0oS
onqebIih ben1iibt lit, ben Srle9e ein
Gnoe su MAIDEN, etncn Thcilc scr
0rie0f;brcn0cn iortiuabrcnh sic GGSSn.
Itrllmentc Iiefcrt. bic cs 1bm crnlog-
IiGlen ocl GricQ inrt5uicten.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-11-24
Dlnjterbeiipiele Der gientralitat
Seen Onrf. 90. 9tob.

Seen Orrt. 20. 9fno.
9lncritoniihc Tlic0er, Die olf ncn'
meItIitcn &rleoslhollplot NIT nr'
fron30iiihcn Strcittroftcn 9c0cn
9cutid,lono fdnpien, hobcn 81 oellt.
id,c McropIone nnichcr0cbplt" mic
oe1itnant @iliiom Shom crjdblt. Der
ncnl fron;0iiih omcrifnnlihcn tSIle-
ocrforps onoepori uno hcutc on Woro
0es Tumpfcrs 80 5ourolne" bier
eii,trof, nm cincn 0renu0dlioen llr-
loub bci icincn Terponotcn 3l pcr-
brinGcr. Sn icincr @c9lcitrng bcfonc
iih 6. 6. Sobaion, mi6 Gin olncrito
niidNr 5SIiegcr. Ser in Seem yorf
mnhnt.
.Tos fron50iiihc @cercsre9lcncnt
ncrbictet ulls. ilbcr linIere Sbotl9fclt
Slt reben." Ioata Hcutnont lbam.
rSnhclhepclhcn bohcn iiber meme
pcrionIid)c SbcilEnhhlc oil ncn
aoInpfen berlftct, llnb cine ser 81
.,nichcrocbo!tcn" bcutiher MoitinCn
lit mir outqcIhriebcn. &on Den on
qeblid"n Grluhcn Scr omerifoniIfcr
@unoesreoier,na oit mntlid,c Be
5eibmlnG .fran3oiiih oncrifo1tiiheS
flicgcrforp5" ndlt 81 lchraltdeL
bobcn mir nidlts qeb6rt gSir allc
boben Der fron5riiid,cn Tegierlng
9rcuc geihmoten."
NtIIter SGSobnion cr51bltc, bob lid
felt einioer 3cit Sic EbGti9feit Scr
onierifoniid'cn NIicacr ouf Grtlm.
bluo8iIil9e beihrGnftc. Gr lnn
Ghom iprodcn NIT Nornlm &rincc
fur5 Dor ooiien lettem NlufiticQ.
Irincc itfte noh cinen acnlpf nit
eincm bc1ltihCn 6lieoar oia fron3G.
fiihcn 2inien 81 Qcpilncn. Scjna
.Wtoifinc Derlpidelte lid jc0od in
SelcQrnrhcnorG6tcn lno fippte nm.
9ie Tcrlesunqcn, Sic 4rince inGh-
reno 6cs G1n1pfes ln6 hci Der Cont
o,nq oobonqetrogcn botte, flbrtcrl
ieincn Too herhei.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-11-24
6ran; Solepbs Yriiiungen.

Die &roQooie, Die litb I'M TScbre
1911 III Ser Uelpo obQclNielt bat
bllhet 0cH M6tcpuntt elmer luuncr
Nclhc pcu lln9Illf9ioQcn un0Sor-
let, 0ie ho9 IonQi0lrigC Fieqinlcrt
0cs grcilen Hoiicr3 icit Icincr
lbronbcItcicluQ i'm NcroIutions
lotrc 1SlS tcQIcitct hobcn.
gt0d6ln scr &oiier Qc5nlul1cr
0G9eicl, 0ca 9llrritono in llnQnru
NIT hClrdf'actCr 9Iladi niC6cr}u
merlch 5c9anr I'M 1SoLrc 1853 Die
@lltc ocr 6Glltlcr ercioniie NIT
cirrm 2Ittcntat cnes ltnoorn ouf
sen &oiicr. 1os I5u6r 1850
brohtc ten 6elo5uq IN IStolicn.
,En Sabre 1857 muroc Ac5aniilr9
9rnocr, Der 3r:m aoiicr pUn lfcri
10 1u@hcrllicne Gr3htr3oQ D}ori
milton bon R2r1litl0udrcn cr
id'oiicn mornur 0ciieu @cn1o6Iin
Die ictt nod ithcn6c S0iicrin
Ghoriottc. rnbciiboreir 23ubnilar
0eriItI Gonr fol0tc ser Ioo e.
nrr 9t1htc bci einen Gatcr in
12icn louie ber icrucr 5d),ueitcr.
Ser Qcr3o1in bnu 2lIcucon bei ei
rcm 2'ronbc IN 9'oris. Der SclbI,
moro ieines Gcttcr8, Grnig 2itt
riQ oor 9oncrr I'M StornbcrneY
'2c1. 2o5 22SGbr 1880 brodite 81
ne ouiGcflorteG roQGSic II Wcnc1
l"11. Ser Qcbcimnifnoncn Dob Aes
@roHpria8en 9ishoII, mo ihfieE
It'd pur0c I'M lSohre 1898 bic 3oj
i'rin Gi'iGheth ron c'crl itoficni
'hcu 4rorhiitcn cr6o.ft. Nuf
1cr 0aiicr iefbIt purncn I'M 2ouit
lcip1r Iorocn Gedicrlm1 ocrific
hefe }ittcrtotc oerlo6t Semen cr
lc6od r1n'Cr unbrJee. eutfon.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-11-24
0liiflide Gabrt.
ySeuiIdlano" frat am bClllIdDtcu gu
qe Die 9iciIc uad, Der NcI-
mntb micScr ar.
N3otdl NiQ. u. 3. -. ltnp.

Oo3 fltid)e tSrud't Suudltoot
~Iertlh!mo", bue 0eltcrn 9tu6nlit-
toa mie0cr Die 9iudrcllc BON 9taU
Sonfon. Conn, nod Nrcmcn c.,9e-
trcten bot. tam gcltcrn 9Ibeno bier
por5ci unn iubr ohnc Ncdlcitltng
etrca % WtciIen pon 0cr 8iIltc ned
Giten 3u
Nic oGcltIhlnnf lni,r6c bier llni
AIS NodntittoQs fur5 Dor Sunncn
nuterNano oeiid1tet uno cS lit on3n-
nebnlcn. nuf lie bclltc ,lruD in Der
@cQcnO Der 9tlntudct HclIdtld)f1c
iciu ,uirr. @&ic Neqicrln9@bcnrltc CT.
flGren, Iin0 brn S&nlhilt1tnn Mn
orom;neen oegebcu. felnerIei gc
obuhtlm0en, Ole betrcffa oc9 Inter
iecbpcies ctlua gemoht mcrncn, be-
fonut 81 geben.
Sn IdJcrcn @clrGiicrr.
&ubrihcinl;h mlrn &npitGn Sonlg
alr Der tinimnen sSniel "Np 9ton'a
2ono" porbcifobreu, Ole er bcrcits
oif scr 0cimreiie poilirte. Bon bier
aus funn er einem ticfcn @aiicreln-
id)Eitt fnIQcu, ser ibR liher in ooS
ofiene ,Sobrtpaiicr ien'citS rcr ginn'
tltfet SelhtIfilic fiibrcn miro. S>er-
icits ron &oint 2Slthitb fonn nos
Gdifi oonn Itber5cit irntertondcn,
INT ieinollhcn Sobr5clt0cn 81 ents
9cbcn
Nos Touhhoot mar. iolange eS be
ohuhtct meroen folntc, in nellfrolen
@cpGiicrn. uno e3 miro iid) crit len-
ieits ron Yoint 1Sutlth ollbcrbolb oc5
Gdmecs scr Ger. Stloten hegeben.
oo cs oonn ioFort lntcrtauden fam.
Tis ,.IeutihIrnh" Icafe RE 6ahrt
bon gteiu @onhon biz %&atb Sill, cine
Strcte ron 20 Ifeilcn III 5ipel
Stlnbcn anriif, trot Der Sdiolerig.
feiteu, lpclhe bic llnrid,iffilna oes
STAGE" nit icincn berrothcrilhen
&lippcn reri,r'obte 1us' SScttcr luor
III icbcr &lnittt 9itnltiq.
.Gie n9elttiflo1b" bot cine 60
6uro in1 SNerth BON $2,0OO,oO0 "no
on,tlid,e @rit fir &niier S&ilfcIn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-11-24
giennt grploiiOn alleridlimm=
ite 9tieOerlage.
@crlin. 2t. 9}oo

92ohgcritten aus idlmeciiderGuel-
Ie gerieten bel ser fiir5lihen GrpIo-
ficn I'M @oien ron 9lrdlon0cI ouBcr
ber 3critorten febrn 4}lnitIonsihii-
fer nod sirnn3iQ onb3rs 3onpier IN
@rono, oie il beifo0i9t nur0en, bob
iie ocn '9oitn njtt perloiien fonacll
1no Sen ann5en 9trtcr liner bort fcit.
IieQen per0cn. Gen Mcrth Der scrit0r
ten Ytltnitlon id,dtt ron 1ui r!in6
50 0iiQionen 9fuhcl. 1Serncr airQen
10000 0ollcl4 8mmpoGc, SIC ocn'
WnSfnucr Eittfubr,fontcnncrbGnr
oetorten. uu6 9ottid'ut i'm @crthC
hon Is .RilIioum Rlitl in 5loulmclr
oltf. Slpci ncue 9tttcmobiI3Jae. 81,
flir Gtostnu lro St. Feter5 burg BE-
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-11-24
SebOritebcnoeS Ceremonial.

Ter Micncr @cf lit ol8 Der for
mcllitc nj qon8 europa betonnt uno
3d6Irc:dc nod oli@ bcm D2ittcloltcr
ltberronlmnc GcrGno' ,cu mcr6cn
mtn iolQen in @ct5inounQ nit bcr
aHltlifen Gcititcauua 0cz To0rs 6es
0errlhcrs. Der 9crrihunQ 6cr 9cid1C
ilr Die @ccr0iorn Der 9icQrdbniB.
icict mn Der 9}rotiomotioE 0er
1hroabctelouug 6cs ncucn 0crr-
idlcr5.
2ic Vorhcreitunqcr fnr bic Gin.
bolionlrinq tin6 be1te IN 2lnqriii
ac1omnrcn morhcr. Eas Scr3 mirf
hrnuaGcnowrrcn 1uh a. cincm bc
icn0cfcu f9eimir ucrimte'icn mcr6cu
01s 3uioumen nit Der @c'de 6c.oc
lett u erben miro
sus r5r - elafcn Ser fctte 6crr
itrr itorb. mnr6c iin 1cr3 in cinct
llrnc nefeu 53 anocrn NIT oeu Scr
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-11-24
Die lcbtcn Stinocn.
YnnNnl1. -. Qtnll

Nnnooll, -. 9(pO.
GG5 Qnhiaihci0cn Oes Nailera
5r1n5 ,Soicpb bot IN g2ien ticrc
lrnlcr ncr;riodlt. 10 miro Der Gy.
hdnQc SeIcnroph G9ulrnnu ou5
9lr1ltCroo.r bcrid,tct. Gas Qroi;c 9iu.
bllflm iOuftc nidlt. ooG Der QrciiC
N|onord 10 errboit trtronft mar.
bcun acknowledgements GrStIide46Il.
lctlr9 wltrh2n uiht hcransqc0ebcr.
Scr &oilcr mnrbe 0cItclu @ohn'it.
tno nan 6lcbcr bcloncn. Dos I'nntcr
hoGlQrurlAcr murhc. Ger Gnticnt
ncrpci0crte bic Ginur5mc ieincr
AtcnhrlohI5cit lmr beoob iih. &C.
lt,ltt hurdl ieinc Got)ter, Die Gr6.
her5clin &oIecie, ms @et:. Gr ucr-
mohte inoeiien nidlt cin5l'ihloien uno
pcrIonntc nod eincn 9lr3t. Gr fIcptc
ilbcr Nal3ic5ncr3cn.
lin 8 lrbr idieu Scr 3uItnno 6cS
&rontcn iih Gin mcnia gcbciitrt 81,
ho3er. @eniQe g2imlten ip1ter cr.
idicncn sic Acr5tc micoer nnr icincm
9ctt lmo Der &ronte oeittete oui icine
AcnIe lturittcIbnr onrouf baudtc
,5rru5 S>oicpb icincn t5ciit nus.
2lc G'tichcr Der Ton,lIic murocn
ihIelulis't hcr5eiqeriicn. cbcnicHs
hte Niiniitcr. lnb sic Iohcsbotidoit
nurhr ncr,i'rntlidt.
Noiicr MiIbclm murnc tcIcpbouild'
nnn Ncnr NblcHcn icincS treicr 9|Cr.
bilaoctcn lit Vcnrtsif Qe:cBt, nn0
3lnur llbcr brn 0roht. scr hoS ociltiht
>ouptnnnrtier nut SchloB Sh6n-
brlnn pcrbmhct.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-11-24

2lc GclIl0en Sterbeldtronrenfr n,a.
rcn ocm Nolicr nod) eiurr Gcpcidc
Der 90lnliten 3citllnQ bcreits lcttcn
Sohlsto1 gercidt ioorocn
2ouoon, 21. Nou.
Sic crIten 2lnoclltunQcn i.bcr cine
%crldIinlncrlnQ i'm 9rfinoru 0c.
&oilcrS 6ron5 5oicph rcrcn IN
Nel2id)en rom - 9tpncn,bcr cnthaI
ten. Canals h0ttc cine 9&icncr 9tah
tldftenoacntltr 3cmclhct. Scr qrcii(
Ntrrithcr Ielbe ar cjncm lcltlten
Gninrrb. Spdttrc Ncridltc. mrlhs
i'd nehr oher mlnoer ni6criprnchen,
lo0teG, icin Nefinoen neridunmcre
iid tuIcberos. ood murAe in fcincr
ncrIcIbn onnc0eutet. 0oI; N1S
@fllmn1ite 81 heiilcd1tcn lei, in aus
g&icn tnm sic &criid)crllnq. 0ob Der
9nl'er nod inner itritouoe lei. tia-
lid i1iNe Qtiniiter in 2tuNlcn3 gu
cr1pf:NQcn.
$tnnCrerIcit5 idiencn 6ic l5D6s.
rotten hurt. 0ie - olcr6inQ9 iuHttr
nrdl untlld, lntcitotlqte - HictSua1
ICiatl1t 3u meroen. hcr Qoiicr babe
it;!l cntidIoiier, Den 5hronio!acr Grt-
bcr3oN Qort Gron3 gum 02itraacutca
|. 3u cr1ennen. Gies ioIlte ON ?. Ic.
3cabcr Dem 6S. GSobresto1 Ter
ctrorbcitelqunn Golfer 1ran3 ~.
icphs iejeriid proflomirt mcrocr.
6rshtr5og Nurl Der 9indliolgtr.
9ad ncn Go6c res BON eiueT trc-
c1itcr ,Gc'dif crcilten Nrnncrinpn
1iral' oino Scr ArlJrud' aI' A'c
praiitu'tjre Gtronicloc in Scr @itcr
reid ir lm9ariihcn 4goaordrc 0pf
Sen luaacrcn @ru0er res >!cicrs
Jrau3 lSoicph. Der Gr3ler3ol srrl
2uMug uno nod oelicu ia l5alre
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-11-24
Ser Snnocnbuf.

! lbAttl !pitCls iuulUCH HlllUlI aus 0tt
| il6ri.
Ser Snnoenbuf.
Mus 0erieIEen Guelle miro bcrih,
TIT. >oB 9IhmiroI G'rigorolpltid. Der
rllil.idlc Warinclniniiter, urper5iil-
lid rom 3Grcu ned, ocn @aiptqudr-
tier bcfnbIeu murAe.
Der Siric0@miniitcr iou oic &nto,
itrOrhe ais cine ser idmeriten9tieoer-
lngcu HIBlnnh3 bc3cid'nct hn5el.
Inoet!ich bcnrbte ser britiId)e
Nptld,nitcr in ct. 4SctersburQ Die 8c-
Ieaenbcit. INN im 9tcmen ieincr &c
GicrltnQ Die GrntroHc ilber Ncn $5ufcn
Don Nrhnngel 3lt fnrhcrr.
,:9lmtlidJ."
Heter5burQ q. Ron.
llcbcr oic GrpIoilrn i'm &nIcn non
>,irdnngeI m,lroc heilte amtlid On
Qct!'nGi9t;
YGld ergon5cll6cn @crihtcn mur-
oen 21i Terinnen gGtoOtct. III ocn
$>oloit1lern befin0en it'd an &icrmln-
brtcn 20 Gffi5icre lnh @eolnte, i37
Solooten. 131 GtDillitcn uno 25
Iroucn. Gcn ser @cIatllng eines
lri!iihCn Nonoel5 Gnalpfer9 pur0en
y Mann gctl0tet llnp % pcrpun-
fct.
Sic grcfe Opfer5obl miro nit Ter
Sbotiohc ertldrt, Dob iih Die GrpIo-
lion I'M b1c .Nittngsitmoe ereignete
nm iuelde 3eit sic &eltte III ihren
nurh Ole Grploilon 32rtQrtcn 9ilttcn
oll6rubtCn."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-11-24
2onooll, - - 9iop.

ollI 6roll5 So
iepb III Qicn8
taQ 9lbcno nm 9
llnr iu SdloG
2 dlortrl'rr oc+
ltorbclt. mic cine
oils Mlcn lIber
An;lt.roanr ilbcr
ntitteItc Hcutcr
0crCidlr ll,rlnat.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-11-24
&ailer 6ran3 Soltp9 aug Dem 2ebrn gel0icoeu,

ltlAlnt ipnrcn, murocn glcidllaas ser
il0ri.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-11-24

Ote ,,uoroftern"-3ettun
gen baben ole BeiePicbte
BON ga Groiie niott nur
mitiepreiben ionoern nit
macPen helfen.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-10-06

in weight, evaporation takes place and
they lose their flavor and freshness.
Market the eggs twice week In hot
weather.
Keep one variety OF poultry and pro-
duce eggs of one color.
Market your eggs in clean, 30-dozen
cases, or In cartons holding one dozen
eggs, depending upon the demand.
Don't expose eggs to flies and dust
and dirt and thus spoil their appear
ance.
Confine broody hens or remove them
at once to the Matching department.
Never expose market eggs to the d.
rect rays OF the sun, to extreme heat
or to rain.
Keep the poultry houses free from
yermin, clean and sanitary.
Feed wholesome food and provide
pure water ia clean vessels.
Sell your eggs only to buyers who
buy loss-off and who are willing to pay
you for quality.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-10-06
Plenty Of Things to Read"
Provided for Growing Army
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The increase of things TO read" Is
treated with some amazing statistics
by John Cotton Dana, in his volume
OF essays and addresses called .Ilbra-
ries." the New York Evening Post OBJ
serves. The market for things TO read.
as he remarks, has grown much wider.
The schools turn out morn. 1eaders than
ever before; every Greet car invites
to practice in reading every vacant lot
bears on Its awful front chlld's first
reader, and on every ,wayside fence
from here to the Pacific is d better
first reader than our grandfathef-s
found,in their treasured hornbooks. In
America libraries of 1000 volumes and
over increased in humber in the years
lSS0rl90O from about $500 to- over
5000. The number of volumes In them
Increased In the same period from
about 100000 to about $4,000, 900.
The most modest guess as to the num-
Der of books lent annually by libra
rians in 1900 was 100000, 600, and this
formed only a drop in the total book
reading.
When wc-turn TO periodicals we find
that in America there is printed daily
newspaper every day for every four
% five persons, or well over 100000
copies day. Between 1890 and 1902
the capital invested in the printing and
publishing business more than doubled,
while in less than the same period the
number of copies of papers and jour
nails had done the same-the census
of 1900 showing rise from 100000
900 annually to s,000,000,000. Other
kinds of publications increased much
less rapidly than newspapers, which
tend 10 occupy more and more of the
periodical field, but they have grown
steadily in number.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-10-06
The Royal Way.

Dear laughing eyes, will not pray
That God shall never send you tears:
That cloudless sunshine, day by day.
Shall brighten all your coming years.
pray that still through cloud and rain
Your inner depths may hold their
light,
And under happiness or pain
YOU find the Fathers meaning bright.
Reading In all life's meaning right,
Your title of high womanhood. :.
Dear girlish hands, l Will not choose
The softest, daintiest tasks for you;
God send you strength to give end use,
God send his work for you to do,
The sacred ministry to need,
lhe round of household toll and care,
The binding up of hearts that bleed,
Abe girding up of hearts that dare
The labor of loves law made good
IA royal years of womanhood.
Dear dancing feet, l would not make
Your path all smooth from thorn and
brier;
The climbing road be yours to take,
The thorn-set, splendid struggle
higher.
God give you still life's springtime
Zest,
Never content with what Is past;
God grant you through earth's wear
lest
To walk undaunted to the last.
Climbing the sleeps of hard-won good
To heavens height of womanhood.
The New Guide.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-10-06

ed to anything as a big Lacquer. Con-
ME got barrel of Oregon apples for
one of the present hurlers of the
country. Aud he wasn't even asked If
the price was satisfactory.
Stanley Coyeleslsle, who has been do
ing great work for Cleveland, got his
first major league trial with the Ath-
letics a few years ago. He pitched
three or four games, in one of which
he Shut out the Tigers.
Connie didh't think the lad was quite
ready. SO he sent him to Portland,
Ore, with proviso that he could be
repurchased. This was very necessary,
inasmuch as the Cleveland club, for
several years, has had first call on all
Portland players.
While CoveesisIe was with Portland
there was some change In the organi-
cation OF the club, which involved the
making out of new papers. The. owner
ship forgot to protect Mack's claim
to Coveleslde, and when the deal was
completed Cleveland had grip,on him.
Mack naturally protested, holding
that the player belonged to his club,
in which he probably was right. But
he never got any action. All that he
did get was the barrel of Oregon APP
pies, sent to him by the club owners,
apparently as peace offering.
Connie says that pitcher is pref
ty' cheap buy at the price of a barrel
of apples, even If fruit is away up at
this time. Anyone with another Cove
leskie to peddle can get a carload of
apples from Mack, or from any other
manager.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-10-06
old PRESCRIPTION
FOR WEAK KIDNEYS

A medicinal preparation like DR.. Kill
mer's Swamp Root, that has real curative
value almost sells itself. Like an endless
chain system the remedy is recommended
by those who have been benefited to those
who are i'll need of it.
DR.. Kilmer's Swamp-Root is a physi-
clans prescription. 1t has been tested
for years and has brought results to count
less numbers who have suffered.
The success of DIR. Kilmer's Swamp Root
is due to the fact that it fuflls almost ev-
cry wish in overcoming kidney, liver and
bladder diseases, corrects urinary troubles
and neutralizes the uric acid which causes
rheumatism.
Do not suffer Get bottle of Swamp
Root from any druggist now. Start treat
ment today.
However, il you wish first to test this
great preparation send ten cents to Dr.
Kilmer & Co., Binghamton, N. Y, for a
sample bottle. When writing be sure and
mention this paper.-Adv.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-10-06
How to Keep Bread Fresh.

Bread may be kept n long time in a
suitable oxygen-free atmosphere. In
recent American Chemical society
paper, Arnold Vail pointed out that
as the bread cools. the carbon dioxide
In its pores is condensed and dissolved
In the free water Of the bread, and the
resulting vacuum causes an absorb
ton of gases from the atmosphere.
Cooled In ordinary air, oxidation of the
Iprotein By the absorbed gas renders
the bread stale In few hours. Mr..
VAIL has found preferable an atmos-
phere of carbon dIoxide freshly pro-
duced by fermentation, and when
cooled In this the bread is so modified
as to remain fresh several weeks.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-10-06

Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Ny
mother bought It and the next month I
was so well that worked all the month
without staying at home day. am
In good health now and have told lots Of
girls about It. "-.Miss CLARIcE NORM,
70 Russell Street, Taunton, Mass.
Thousands of girls suffer in silence
every month rather than consult a ply
stefan. II girls who are troubled with
painful or irregular periods, backache,
headache, dragging down sensations,
fainting spells or indigestion would take
Lydia Z. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound. safe and pure remedy made
from roots and herbs, much suffering
might be avoided.
Write TO Lydia Z. Pinkham Medicine
Co.. Lynn. Mass. (confdentiaD for free
advice which win prove he.pfuL
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-10-06
Race Origins.

Herbert Bruce .Hannay. an English
man, has written book on European
and other Race Origins" In which,
taking Various peoples back to their
earliest ancestors. he sets forth that
the Prussians are the descendants Of
the Ishmaelites. the Dutch and Hes
SLAMS OF the Hlttltes. the French of the
Canaanltes. the Slavs of the Modes,
the non-Prussians and non-IIessian
Germans of the Perslans. and the Eng
lish of the house of Judah He Is
quite certain that the English, not
outstanding their alleged descent
from the Angles. the .Saxons and the
Jutes. are not Teutons. but bark back
to the Hebrew race. 1t viii be re-
called that theory like unto this was
advanced by Lieutenant Totten, who
proved TO his own satisfaction that the
people OF England and most OF the
people OF America were of Saxon ORR
gin and that the. word Saxons was
itself corruption OF "isachsohns,"
that Is, sons of Isaac. the son of Abra-
ham, indianapolis News.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-10-06
How to Raise Value :.
Of Market Eggs

Give the hens clean nests and plenty
of them.
Gather eggs twice daily during warm
weather and daily during other sea
Sons.
Handle eggs just as little as posi-
BILE. Every time they are handled they
deteriorate.
Market eggs of the correct size, "a
to IS ounces PEI dozen.
Overly large or very small eggs
should be culled out.
Clean eggs only will bring best
prices. Have clean nests and clean
houses. Never wash the eggs as 1t
spoils the bloom and spells the keep
Ing quality. The last thing a hen does
before laying an egg Is to deposit a
fluid about 1t which seals 1t, as II were,
and acts as protection.
Produce infertile eggs. They stand
shipment better than fertile eggs they
do not develop germs. withstand the
heat, cost less TO produce, and seldom
decay from any trouble In the interior
Of the egg. XIII, sell or eonfne the
mature male birds as soon as the
Matching season Is over.
Keep the eggs in cool place. A
dry, cool room. or a dry. cool basement
or cellar, viii prevent shrinkage. mold
and chick development.
Don't let eggs come In contact with
bad odors such as paints, kerosene,
cabbage or decaying vegetables or
meat.
Held eggs deteriorate. They shrink