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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-02-01
Administrator Notice or sale Of Real
Estate.


BY virtue 81 an order ~ the probate
Court, made on the 2fth day Of Janu
airy, 1917, viii. in abedience 20 aaid
order, on Saturday. the 10th day 81
February. 1917. st the office Of the
Probate Judge in the city Of Nexperee
Lewis county, idaho, sell nt private
sale, oil the interest Of Ole swenson.
deceased, IN and 70 the lands and
premises described as follows:
The west half Of the northwest quar-.
ter, and the northwest quarter 81 the
southwest quarter, and the southeast
quarter Of the northwest quarter Of
section IS, township IS, north Of range
one, west Of the Boise meridian. Al
uated in Lewis county, Idaho.
Bids in writing for the purchase
Of said real estate viii be received by
the undersigned az the office Of s. q.
Tannahill, at Nezperce, Idaho, up TO n
0 clock a. N. Of Saturday, February 10.
1917.
The terms Of the sale Is cash, lawful
money Of the United States.
Dated ct Nezperee, Idaho, January
-, 1917. 34wq
Oliver Nilsson, Administrator.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-02-01

Will buy his full need Of shoes
now. Shoe prices are rapidly adj
vaneing, they say, but due to my
early and extensive buying ! am
prepared to give you footware at
the same old price for some time
to come. Walkover dress shoes,
all sizes, same old price. Carl
son, the tailor
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-02-01
A Holiday for Thrift
Day.


is just like getting up in the
morning especially these cold
mornings.
How comfortable and warm the
bed is and the thought of getting
out ON that cold floor sends chill
up the spinel Isn't it so natural
IL human to just lie there until
the very last moment, all the
while conscious that time is swift
/ N passing. Those few moments
prove mighty costly ones and not
worth the price, for there is al
ways a mighty rush and hustle to
make up for them.
However, and finally, reason
and will-power go to work and
Instantly we bounce out and get
very busy. And after that dash
Of cold water and blink at the
snn-who wants to 90 back TO
bed
Getting straight out OF bed,
without turning over for another
nap, cannot possibly do amy harm,
physically or otherwise; and psy-
biologists say that il is decidedly
better.
Becoming thrifty-cutting down
0verindulgenee-is Just like that.
In all phases of life, there are
very many things palatable and
pleasing to the indulgent side OF
our natures, which, IN reality, are
not only unnecessary to life, but
are actually detrimental.
We realize all this, admit il, and
make up our minds 10 do better.
But, when the actual moment arr
rives for putting resolutions into
practical shape, it is so easy 70 be-
indulgent and ''jnst turn over
and take another nap.
There is a distinct difference
between accepting a certain truth
and acting upon il. II is doubt
fnl ii the wise Creator viii give
any credit for simple recognition /
of right where the performance OF
the act itself was left undOne. OF
course, some time of another, we
aim to take care of these things,
but in not doing them we are SIM
ply prOcrastinating.
To act, at Once-NOW-dOes
require an exercise Of will-p0wer,
a determination Of mind. And 4
thrift is the result of prolonged
and sustained exertion Of the
mind.
Being thrifty includes being
prompt II also means being cer-
tain, sure, MISUNDERSTANDING
something, doing III
The first real help by way Of
strong incentive that has been Of
fered for doing something real,
something actually to the point
in saving, is the inauguration Of
Thrift Day, February Bird. While
the idea is to intensity effort on
this particular day, the effect is
bound to follow and exert a direct
and lasting influence for every
lay in the year.
This holiday is not one Of aband-
,Hment TO recreation and pleas
IRE, as many others are, but is
me Of intensive preparation and
literal practice. It does not IN
erfere with business or home life
locs not alter the natural plan or
ystem Of living or occupation. /
{ might, and indeed does, alter
ome Of the wasteful methods and
90 indulgent habits
Thrift Day acts as a sure re-
hinder and offers opportunity for
II to combine once q year IN
-reat national movement toward .
higher self-betternient, more 3
areful saving and greater ccono- !
iies.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-02-01
NV. OF A.-NEzPERCR CAMP

No. 749S. meets every second
and fourth Thursday nights Of
each month in the Fraternai
Hall. Visiting neighbors cor-
daily invited.
w. p. Conger. V. G.
G. W. Palmer, Clerk.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-02-01

HTRAAE LODGE no. SO. A. W. IL
A. d., Of Nezperce. Idaho. Reg.
ular Communication on the
Monday evening on or before
the fun moon Of each month in
the Fraternsl building. Visit
ing brothers are cordially invit-
ed to attend
Il. II. Y. Moser. W. II.
9. A. Hammer, See.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-02-01

WOMEN or w0oDCRART Res
ervaticn Banner Circle No. ISL
meets AZ Fraternal Temple see
ond and fourth Tuesday even.
ings OF each month. Visiting
neighborx welcomed.
Mary A. Isehr. @. y.
Mary Stevens, Clerk.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-02-01
NEzPERcE ENcAAgPMENT No.

q, /. o. o. +. meets the first
"Wednesday Of each month in
the Fraternal Temple. Visit
ing patriarehs cordially invited
:. r. Walker. c. +.
w. II. Emerson. Scribe.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-02-01

AMERICUs LODGE NO. As. <.
Of r., meets IN Fraternal Tenn.
pie, every first and third
Thursday in each month. yis-
iting brothers cordially invited.
Herbert Booth, G. G..
I. W. Mitchell. X. OF II. SIS.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-02-01

W tAtAtteAAu( VI fAGN AINtN ~
II the Fraternal Temple. Visit.
Il ing patriarchs cordially invited.
=. r. Walker, G. r.
/ w. II. Emerson, Scribe.
NV. OF A.-NEzPERCR CAMP
| No. 749s, meets every second
and fourth Thursday nights at
each month in the Fraternai
Hall. Visiting neighbors cor
daily invited.
W. P. Conger. V. G.
| G. w. Palmer, Clerk.
AMERICUs LODGE NO. IS. <.
of r., meets in Fraternal Tenn.
pie, every first and third
Thursday in each month. yiS-
iting brothers cordially invited.
Herbert Booth, G. g..
r. W. Mitchell. X. OF X. & s.
WOMEN or wooDCRART Res
ervation Banner Circle No. 337
meets az Fraternal Temple see
ond and fourth Tuesday even.
ings Of each month. Visiting
neighborx welcomed.
Mary A. I4ehr. @. y.
Mary Stevens, Clerk.
EUREKA REBEKAH LODGE
No. 81 meets first and third
Tuesday Of each month.
Mrs Lena Emerson, n. q.
Borgild H0ff, Secretary.
PRIMROSE CHAPTER NO. "a.
Eastern Star will meet on the
Monday nights before and after
the regular Masonic meeting.
Mrs Julia Shockley, w. n.
Alvin Caldwell, See.
HIRAAE LODGE no. 50. AZ.
A. d., Of Nezperce. Idaho. Reg
ular Communication on the
Monday evening on or before
the FUN moon Of each month in
the Fraternsl building. Visit.
ing brothers are cordially invit-
ed to attend.
r. II. Y. Moser, W. n.
q. A. Hammer, See.
NEZPERCE PUBLIC LIBRARY
Open 10 public Tues, Thurs,
and Saturdays from 2 10 5 D. m.
Mrs. A. q. Sorenson, Librarian.
NEzPERCE LOCAL NO. 2PE
&C. u. Of A. Meets every first
and third Saturday Ia each
month. Visiting members well
come. n. II. Jacobs. Pres.
}. j Manthey. See. Treas
P. w. MITCHELL
ATTORNEY.AT-LAw
Notary
Office in Union State Bank Bldg.
8. o. TANNAHTLL
ATTORNEY AT.LAw
Notary Public
Main ST. Nczpercc
O. q. PENHRLE
ATTORNEY. AT.LAw
Office:
Union State Bank BUILDING
Nezperce, Idaho
W. 7. RowLRY. N. D.
and Diseases Of Women
and Children Specially.
Phone 1898 Union State Bank
Dr.. J. L. KELLY
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office In Hospital Building
Calls Answered Promptly
Dir. J. w. AKIN
VETERINARY SURGEON
Office at Miller's Barn
Both Phones
n. I. Y. BLAKEMoRE
DENTIST
QObp
ppointment by telephone day or night
Parlor over Union State Bank
ezperce, Idaho
zAku.As.Auo...~.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-02-01
w. o. W.-NEzpERCE CAMP

No. 445. Meets every second
and fourth Wednesday even-
ings of each month in the Fra
ternal Temple.
Vonley Miller. Q. G.
+. L. Schnell, Clerk.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-02-01

I. o. O. F.-NExpEROE LODGE
No. So, of Nezperce, Ida
no. Meets every Saturday even
ing. Visiting brothers cordial.
ly invited.
w. r. Emerson. \. q.
J. J. Manthey, See.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-02-01

r. o. Box s.. Boise. Idaha.
Dated January goth, 1917. 5fws
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-04-06

sd psiB itpn. d IolI etrafs
sablen." untsrbro6 i'm gslga unO
bob Den Sept Elm neail b0ber. -Sas
gen Sic nur tur3 u1o binoi9 ME
pisI..@
r9absn Sic osn1 % pisl Gelp bel
iid3" ertunoigte II h,f, mdbiam isi-
nen @rnit beIpaE.enn.
Gar niats blbe ib bel mir"
entge3nete tie gedr8egt. subsr ia msr.
De IS S4nen idlt'n.."
n0aruuf latte ID rid ni4t elm"
- 3unG6it nI1O = ob3!si6 Sic
Mrs geitern ia nibt togen noIIten-
pie 1eiBsn sic. min Grdulern9
9eute 1T ss ttlne &eugierOe, ions
bern -"
0as iunge Mdoten mart unlpilIig
ben Sppf 3uriit uns 9rtIdrts: n9isi=
nen Namen idge III niht!"
rCbO - onnn mlB i'd titten, mir
gum 8emeinOenmt 81 iplesn!" srri=
oerte er itreng.
.Meinetpegsn. @enn Sic ourhs
aus oarauf bsItebeE!" bcmertte lie
perd6tIi6 unb trpBi3 5ug'sid.
Gntriiitet. ober pUu auG Elm tpes
nia bonge ging iie an Ielner Settle
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-04-06

Geg, Elm a0rbhen am Qrm.
4ber tie mubte eth cute Weile tparz
bern, e9e ite in 5isnlidsr Gntfer>
nung, bart Dor benz 8IsinzS sripiesr
Sonnenforit cine ~5aftiggrln i4ims
mernoe 5Id6e eripdtsn tonnte. uno
beouuerIt6erpeiie itIno gsraos Dor
Der 10 lange geiufien Hcggenbreite
Der 8ren3s uno Ut1rtitetu bes gu
meioenoen Gebietes. - 0elqa 1tano
Elm poor Mtnutsn rat6liiiig, Odd
i'm umtreis MAJ tein griiaer 9QIm
peiter gu entoeden. Sic lah ii6
poriidtig UNI. N!5 tie niemaneen
erblitte, bidte |s i'd tpje 3ufdlIig
uno begonn Die faft;9en SpiBen alb
3%u3upfen.
nNonu, mos 1T oenn Dos? Mein
Rog9enfelo lit oot teine @dnies
lpeioe.." risf ba cine Gimme binter
ibr. bic Dem jur9en Moc6en UNI
beimliA betunnt oortom. sic err
i6rat betty uno :r6ob iIt, pagts
ober ni6t, ouf3uiebeu. ~ionoern tloptte
iheinbar enIig Elm paar Atertrimz
den pom Hodiaum Ter junge
9ut8beIiber jap .br buIb amiiiiert,
boI6 Gr9erlid 81. Sci elmer Denz
oung hires 8opfs5 uepnbrte er nun
Das feline qrOfi!. ou5 ibm i6pn ge=
tern auf Der gi'en6abn anqenebm
aufgefallen mar. 81 IieB ii6 jebo9
nift msrten, bab sr feline Reiiebes
gIeiterin ert1nnt pabs, ipnoern be-
gam, ben tur5en G5rurroart itrsiz
henb:
n9os 1T Elm 5efofreus. in oiIer
5orm, mein GrGu!sin. uno oa i4 es
mir aum grinaip aenaht 6o5e -"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-04-06

.Dsnn i'd oas gspuBt bate. gber
parum BADEN Sic lit ei3satli9 nit
BIN e~nt5psit9" ior;tte II i@utsrsi-
Iiert.
.Ih @ott -" bega.nn II oerleGen
Iadeno, lid babe ibla oorl3en 0ercit
Elm panr Yferoe pr Ger 9laie pe8.
9%etauft, obne Is g. riiisn. Guourb
pno mir ansinanst- geraien; uno
neil er MIDI as .ungen Burden
auf ben Snien 9ebdtt bat, lift er elm
biBden a~ustaIleHO babel Qelporoen.
ia = uno oas mAroe it oa eben
aud! -. Run battle i] 9eiiern Die
&6l,dt, ais sic Etr oarh ienen
8ludlideu 3ufuIl in &c 0anoe geras
ten, Sic bal5 uno tllb en3uuel6en,
I'm ben 3ntit ouru eiuen mItigeu
Strei4 aus Der Wslt III itlIfsn.~
nuno BADEN Sic ls4ie Die Gouraoe
nitt mebs3" ertunolatc iie iib ifalts
bait.
nQufridtig geitanrvn: nein"! BE,
tannte er oflen; rer BAT mid b0Ilif6
idiei ongeieben in ott &ir6e.." -
o@O itedit Oh oenn. 9eI9a?" tlang
oa Sntel Aooli5 g>o'lenot Stimme
oidt binter ibnen. nllno mas bait
ou Dir eben i4en,eU laiien?"
Die beioen llebery1ittsn iaben ets
mas betIommen gu ibm auf.
$50 finoe es bodI I. mertlplrbta,
iun9er !9err." panole ii9 Der Glte
idarf an @nIIbera, roaB Sie fid 10
mir nif)ts Dir nidts an meme Nidte
brcngen."
n@d SnteI. tpenn @r wiiBtet ="
nnterbra4 ibn 5a9anft bittenO boS
Mdoden.
.Gib moi iofort ras Ding ba gu,
rid" bei6ieo er ite tur3.
6eI9a tIdrte DEN Grtel iebr f6ueIl
ouf uno bemertte nuA, bob WoIIbero
fi4 geitern nit ibm OerI06nen lpoIIte.
pa CAB Der junge Monn iiA einen
Stud lno tpanote itt) ter5lif lodeno
an ben alien Serrn:
nSoben mir nidt Innqe genug NIT
chamber 9efhmo(It, CnttI 3ings
nab? @er5eib mir, lpenn i'd bos
moIs Elm 8ort gu pjel 9eingt babe
Ontel NoOlf oetipijrte cine pers
od4tt9e 3iibrun9 in ii6, bic ibm
bo6it unan8emtiien afditn. .0ein
8erI09nungSbebiirfnis tommt ia boil
lid pIDBIiA. tnurrts er.
~9eiier fpdt, a!8 g1r ni6tl." per-
teioi9te iih @ollberg, odrd einen
Bid 6eI9os ermuti1t, Limb oo ih
Der iiingere bin -"
D9os biIt bu 1I(erbings!" inter
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-04-06

Brad i'm 0ntel @oalf. .Qber an.
geiangen babe id bon Streit ia sis
gentIid, neil i'd Dill oomals in Ell
mem fali4en 8eroabt bate. Ra -
top, oa bait Du meiue 0nno. Wir
pollen Die Streitact begrdben!"
Die beiOen i4utleltsn Iia bic 9dn=
De. 9el9o ober rief itol5:
zen 6riepen bo5t i'd 3~uitonoe
gebroAt!!"
Dem iungen mlrn ftob cine
8lutmelIe in oos Geiltt; 6eloo aber
nan0te lid ob urn 'ab elaer Nerbe
mad, bic ioeben isu45sno aus ben
teimenoen Saateu Der Some ent0e
9entieg.
SD poIIte nib fton !unge pie=
Der nit Dir pertr1qcn, Ontel Ring.
tpuIo,," iu9te Qu9pig Baliberg bar
auf OerIe8en.
n9u botteit Blob RE rihtige Mit=
teIsperion nod nidt.!" ipcttete Der
Ilte 9ltll1ufl9. "G1it ou ubrlgst1s
Guit, 10 lei beuts infer 3iIh9ait.
Ooer bit ou und5tJmmIi6?"
sd bin frei bis in Die Nadt bin
elm" erpioerte Der Qnbere freuoiQ.
~Qber mor8en miibt 1br gu mir tom
mem"
o0as tommt auf meine lie6e 0ittf
on" ertIdrte Cntei @oolF, gu !6elgo
biniiberbIin3eIno.
$50 boffe, JtIuiyin Ringmolt
tpirb mir telnen aHrc geben," ent
gegnete Dollberg I3.felno.
I'm 9n5 lat lie ctrn aud nift
Gr Glu ia JOINT Serbs Sfmaoey
ME geuorben. Der juTt iein erftes
Siterei beri6mouite. ajs bic orei Be
ibm onlanQten. IS Nor NIT aletn
Sern'bel Ro98eriptBen 3cfGr6t.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-04-06

WaIo ge9en miiiien." isuFate 6eIga
!adelno. Serb 1T gu iebr bei6dfs
tigt!"
Limb i'd lam DID Isioer aud
nidt begleiten!!" ertlarte Der alte
!9err. nOu broutit Did au6 ni6t
gu fiir6ten, bier p0fiiert ni9ts!
W}eioe nur oa8 0eblet BON &!sin
SerwiB. hit beIisn 8eiiBer Itebe
i'd ndmli4 auf benz Sriegafub!"
uWurit 9u frg1er niht bort Iebr
befreunoet?" froqte 1ie NiGte.
n0O6, aber Dor lunger 3eit. 9er
@orbeIiBer mar mein Jreurp; Der 1T
Ieioer geitorben," ec5.tite er, nuno
Iein So9n uno @rp: - ma, Iaiien
mir bas."
rWie it's, SnteI," ertanoigte fid
9eIga nun, bait tn etipos gum
6Grben Der Sftereier9"
Syn 80. ia -. 3pieLeIfGole!!"
beI4ieo lie Der nlte 9err mad einis
gem Nadoenten.
LIMB neiter nidta? Oomit 1T
Serb niAt 5ufrieoeni" bebauptete oas
iunge WiGo6en lIhsIno.
9o fanb 6eI9a ah No6mittog 8u=
fdlIig in einem olien Soabude Elm
Re3ept, Gier grim gu fdrbpn. pMon
ne6me cine 9onopol! iunger Roggenz
fpiBen =" be9nnn Der quite Hots
Die miiBtsn CUR Siter3eit
bod pobl gu boben icinl llnternsb~
mungSIuitig madte Re ii6 ouf ben
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-04-06

No-top. oa bait Ou metre 9ano
mir ipollen Die Streitort b~egrabeu.
benz 9prfe gu, unp iann auf 6Iubt,
benn iie polIte Dem riidil6tsloisn
Aa46or teine 3uJeitdnDntiie MAIDEN,
Iieber nod Gntel Aoplts bere6tIgte
8ornirfe ouIOen. Str Yeyleiter lab
tie elm paarmaI lodeIno bon Ger
Settle an; pIoBIia Ieoo9 puroe ielnr
Nufmertlamteit an9eImeitiq in YIN
fpru9 9enommen.
mWetter, Dos lit Do9 Elm Sam
fer" limb in pe!ttlt Gprun9en elite
er Die na6ite NdfrfurGe blnaut
nGinen Nu9en6lif; ~ tomme gleit,
pieoer.." enti9uIr1gie er iih pabet
gegen 9eIgo. - 0;t itdnD 3undhlt
ME perouBt. Gam heiteIte ite baitlg
lhr goloene5 &s;tsnarmbAnp pom
9anogelent, legIe ss uuf etaen 9uums
ltumpt am Wegs un2 rief Dem giant
iteridger gu:
r0ier Iaiie id 55ntn mein Qrm.
bon0 sum Yiauoe: Sd muB jsBt
na4 0aus. S9r @elo tperoen Sic
mprgen betommen.."
NergerIi9 blidte Il iit um unb
lab bus ebenio Dii5oige lpie bolos
IeIi9e 6rduleln plc ctnen SpiBbuben
Doponlouien. Gaer3baft tporneno
rief er hinterOrPin.
n6Iu6t ouf Dem transport?
5rdulein RinglpuIo, 1Etr &onto pirb
INNER b0ier. GGiisn Sic fi6
rareA
W~5utehren?" COB ie latenb 3uz
rid. oJiein. sic niifen "a meinen
Nomen ihon!" l1a tr~iunpbereno
idpentte iie Dos 90rb4en, Dos Die
perbdn9ni8polIe Gietlarbe borg. -
4m Gitermorseu fiblle tie elm
opppeltes Seoiirini5, pus Gottes6aus
gu beiu4en: pes q0teI 6eI:e8 pegen
uno in betIemmenoer @rinnerung an
ibr geitri8es NbenteGtr, - W1breno
Die @loden nod ldu;sten, tyot tie am
Irm oes Snte!s in bic freunoI,te
alte 9orftirbe Elm. Da ertannte lie
auf Der Gmpore b,ater cer Ean3el
ben Better pom HletneS erfpib. BEL
len i6mar3brauns &ugen ie oufs
!eu6teno 9rubten. &ls Die 8irct@
9dn9er Iid erboben, rerIudte 9eIgo
mogIt6it iGnell ben Nu5gung gu ges
pinnen, 10 bob Ortef 4pplf lie in
Dem 8eordnge BALD aus BEN Quoen
oerlor. 0o6 aud MoIIberg mar bic
3reppe binuntergeeil;. 2n Der Sir
6enpforte traf er mt tbr 5uiommen,
nS6on pieoer ic cilig, mein Jrdus
lein?" begriibte er re tddeInb unb
idritt bidt neben itr aus Der 3ir.
na6, Iaiien Git nib tod" Eat
Selga err0ten0 ur5 periuhte, inn
gu enttommen.
nSie g~Iouben bod nid., bab i6
Sbnen in ieinbIihtt Mb'i5t nadQes
gan9en bin?" irGafe er ber3l;A.
n9eute, am eriten CIterto9! - 4uA
Die Sahe geitern Nor j. nun Elm
S6er8 bon mir" Gr nabm jebt
oas 4rmbano aus Ter Saihe uno
lberrei4te es ibr Il elno
rGi9entIi4 miinitte i'd, ooB On
tel Ringmolo Sic gstern abeno mix
Der einI0ien m0dts!!" rerr;ct er babel.
n8d8 tpdre Elm f:br fomiite S3sne
geporoen, aber ID bin I;der, mir
bdtten uns bel Der G~cIegsnbsit tpieoer
0eriDbnt."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-04-06

6ier IoIie ih Sbntn meiu @rnbanb
gum EfanOe Sd mug ieBt mad 3ous.
Qm onoern Mrrse. 1str tpuroe
bos HeiieerIebniS bole bu:t bic Sim
fluffe Der neuen, or.9enebmen hinge
bun9 beiieite geordnsi. uno nit freus
bigem 8emiit beeisnte SeIga ben az
ten, Iiebenspurci9en SntsI am
JrIbItiitstii4,
Serb mar Idngit i'm QferositatI
nno bali" ieinem neuen 5reuRo,
benz 3utihsr.
sd tperoe pobl dIletn in Den
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-04-06

Citation nit ibnsn onsie!be 2tbteil
benuBt unb pieoerbrI! periu6t bate,
NIT i6r elm 8eiprd4 an3utniipfen,
bic tolte S6uIter aeseigt uno erfoIgz
reid obgebIiBt bate.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-04-06

Der SeI Geephon. Oienit 1T cine wcrthpoIe Ginrit.
tun9 in Sa GroHe.
Or erweitert Gas Selo os sabrifantsn uno erhobt feline
Gudtiefeit. Gr baut len Geid,dft auf ais Grof. uno
Rleinhdnoler.
Or bietet e;refte Derbinoune nit Jeoem ein,ioen Der
0l5looo telephone oes Sell Syfems iber Ole oroeen Bell
Sprod,fondle, Ole Ole Nation ourt,iehen uno 6eleoenbet
81 9utem Dotpdrtsfommen eepdhrt.
Wisconsin Telephone Company
L. H. Dodge, Manager
Telephone 59
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-04-06

aIs tie uicmcnbeu erbIidtc, hiidtc tie
fih unb bc8ann Die iafti8en SpiBden
a~t3u5upfen.
unter benz Ginbrut Res Wbenteusrs,
bos tie foeben nit einem 6remoen
erIebt bate. SIS erfiillts ic nit
Stola unb @enuQ.lrhg, bnR lie benz
iungen Monne, Der Bis CUR porIebten
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-04-06
AnggPnHrtt II .
0iter9eIh.bte BON SIie 86mer.

Gs 9eIga 8in9polo urb ibr iiez
~ ~benidbriges Sriiberden Serb BON
Ontel Noolf, auf beisn @ut ite
bic Siterferten 5ubringen pollten, nit
benz Sogopagen Oon Der &ahnitotipn
GbgeboIt puroen, mar iie nod gang
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-04-06

2oS bintmIiihe @unber. ha5 tommeu
lou.
Oft bIitt e5 ihou binter Den @ergen
auf,
Nls 8G1e Ole 9errllcbtcit Dor! bernuf -
ltnb oue5 nidt uio mint it'd 5u:
Ser Strnnl, DER &aIo, uln ib uro on.
QtQ itngen's Die Gueleu. ouu1pf brault
e5 on3 Weer;
Die Stiirme traQeu Die auuoe oober:
Ser Chem oe5 Qcrru 9e9t iiber oas
6elo,
gs nnbet Elm Giteltd6 luieber Der 8eIt!
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-04-06

nie 8eilden buften am ionniae1
09aus. Gs webt aus Der 6erue tpie
tyonniger Slang;
Gs rouidt in Der Siefe, IS i~Iiiltert i'm
Moor,
IS bauht aus Der o.mpieuoen Sdous
empnr,
Cs tuebt in Den @ip elm. es De mt iit.
uno ihrpiut
Bon anoipen uno 9no5pd]en uuo mar
tet nerbIlIt.
Ser Nmiel 0eiang preiit gebeimnispol
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-01-17

pointless on the fighting which is taking place. The London official press bureau to which foreign cor respondents of all agencies except the Hearst service have access, is just as brief and all news reports bear strict censorship. This is heightening the interest in the re- ports coming out this afternoon ot the betting in London that the war will end by September. Very little is given to support such betting.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-01-17
LOCAL ITEMS.

Kenny of the Cape Nome road house on Monday at six o'clock left with the outgoing mail. It is un- derstood that Eric Johnson who was at the Cape Nome roadhouse would take it on from there Johnson had quite bit of trouble skirting over flows coming up as we'll as going down, owing to ice changes caused by shifting winds.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-01-17
WILL ENTERTAIN THAT DAY.

February being the birthday of the Fraternal Order of Eagles, the local aerie will have some form ot celebration either an entertainment or a dance. Action to this effect was taken at last nights meeting.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-01-17
LLOYDS BETS NOW THAT
 PEACE COMES SEPTEMBER

LONDON, Jan. 16.-Lloyds have posted offers of bets at even money in any amount that the war will be over by September this year and 80 is offered to 25 that it will be over by the end of the year. This is the first decline in betting on the time of the war since war bets were
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-01-17

NEW YORK, Jan. 16.-Europe is now becoming almost isolated from the rest of the world owing to the systematic censoring of all news
 Even the Overseas Agency dispatches via Sayville are coming in brief and
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-01-17
REPORTED ENTENTE PLANS
 OPPOSE KING CONSTANTINE

ROME, Jan. 16.-Some sensa ton the Entente is about to depose King Constantine of Greece. This is con- firmed hy a published statement which may or may not be reliable in LItalia which declares that the Entente plans to depose Constantine
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-01-17
GOES NORTH.

Frank Miller left yesterday morn ing to resume drilling and other work on Swanson creek He has been under the care of Dr. Heim- lich for some time with badly frozen finger The injured member was dressed for the last time before his departure.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-01-17

have been practically consummated and that the Duke D'Aosta, the Uncle of the Italian King will be ap- the Italian leader who shares with the commander General Cadorna the glory of having captured Goritzia.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-01-17

BERLIN, Jan. 16.-German pap CTS commenting upon Lloyds gamb- ling upon the war ending by Septem- Der, sarcastically say that apparent the British will by that time have made up their minds to accept the German terms.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-01-17

the end will take place by September this year. It is not known upon what this calculation is based.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-01-17

NEW YORK, Jan. 16.-Great in- terest is manifested i'll the sudden posting in Lloyds of war bets that
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-01-17

The standing offer for September even money has no limit to any talk CTS.