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The Washington herald., 1917-03-25
How to Reduce Fat
Without Dieting
or Exercise

This is the time when fat people should
be thinking about reducing their weight
and should stop making the fat that is
such a burden to them. The best way
and the easiest way is the one about
which so much has been said and written
this past year. This way Is the Marmola
way. The famous Marmola Prescription
has been prepared in tablet form. These
little tablets contain nothing but the
elements that go to change the best
things that produce fat into good. strong
blood, nerves, tissues ami bone More
than this. these tablets absorb and re-
move the fat remaining at the rate of
two. three or four pounds a week. You
must not confuse Marmola Prescription
Tablets with harmful patent drugs and
hurtful reducing methods. These tablets
20 into your stomach just like the food
you eat. They build up the juices or
your digestive organs and correct these
Juices 20 that they produce no more fat.
They are harmless, yet thousands of men
= nd women all over this land today are
Gf these little tablets. This is why every
druggist everywhere carries them in
stock and will sell them to you. II your
druggist 1oes not have them or you
would rather send Is cents. the price of
a case, to the Marmola Company. sG4
Woodward Ave, Detroit, Mich, they will
send them to you at once In Q plain
naakAeA postASa petA-A6k .
The Washington herald., 1917-03-25
BY FRANCES CowLEs.

That Anthony Colby came from some
where along the west shore Of England
Is practically all that Is known OF the
early history of the founder Of the Colby
family in this country. In 1872 Anthony
Colby was in Cambridge, where he mar
ried Susanna, whose last name was
probably Sargent Two years later he
removed to Salisbury, Mass. By his hrst
wife, Susanna, he had John and Sarah.
and by his second wife Martha, he had
Isaac. Rebeccs- Mary. Thomas and
Anthony.
The coat-of-arms here shown II one Of
the Oldest for the Colby family. 1t is
described thus: Azure a cheyron be-
tween three escallops and q border en-
grailed. or. Crest: An arm in armor
endowed, proper. garn!shed or. holding
ir the gauntlet a broken sword argent.
hilt and pomel gules, the broken end of
the sword embued with blood. The name
Is derived from township in West
moreland so called.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-25

Elizabeth Olive. at whose mothers
house he had lodged for several years.
Elizabeth's father. before his death. had
owned and run q tobacco factory and.
after his death. Elizabeth with her
mother tried to continue the work. They
were In poor circumstances and ap-
parently Paine first aided them more
out OF compassion than through any
especial affection for Elizabeth. He
not only went to lodge with them but
aided them with their business. Eliza
beth was comely and she was q Quaker.
She had probably been we'll educated.
as all Quaker girls received Q rather
better education than other women OF
the time. Paine was 81 years old at
the time OF his marriage and his wife
was but "a. and to her he stood for all
that was strong and worldly wise. The
wedding took place in St Michaers
Church, Lewes. England. 1t was per-
formed by the curate of the church and
attended by two witnesses. These are
the few meagre facts known of the
event. Neither Elizabeth nor Thomas
were persons of wealth nor social po-
sItion so II Is reasonable to suppose
that there was little or no wedding fes-
tivity.
That Paine and his bride never lived
together IL about the only fact known
concerning the facts Immediately fol-
The Washington herald., 1917-03-25

uate of Trinity College, Cambridge, Eng
land, in 1852 and removed to Long Island
as leader OF party OF immigrants. lie
purchased land from Indians and was
one OF the founders of South Hampton,
where he was pastor of the church for
seven years. In 1647 with a small con-
gregation he migrated to New Haven
where he was one of the founders of
Branford and was pastor of that church
for twenty-three years. He did much TO
eVangelize the Indians as well as holding
his congregation together amidst the
greatest hardships. He translated the
catechism into the language of the neigh
boring Indians. He was chaplain of ex-
pedltion against the Dutch in New York
in 1854 Later he opposed the union OF
Connecticut and New Haven and when
this union was effected in 1867 he left
with a number OF followers for Newark,
n. J. There he named Newark for the
place where he was ordained in England.
On leaving Branford he took SO many
OF the settlers with him that the town
was left almost deserted He was a close
friend of Governor Winthrop. He had a
son. Abraham, born in Lynn. Mass, a
graduate OF Harvard and one of the
founders OF Yale. Pierson and Peirson
are derived from Piers or Peter and mean
literally Peters SON
son being secretary of Washington. The
fact is, in Colonial and Revolutionary
days there seems to have been little dis
elimination between the spellings Peir-
son. Pierson and Person. There were at
least five soldiers in tho Revolution from
New England whose name was spelled
Perison. The only prominent Revolu-
tionary character Of the family spelled
his name Person. This was Thomas
IDARs
ty, N. C., in 17+o. He was devoted to the
cause Of liberty and was a brigadier gen.
eral of militia In 1776 Nathaniel Mer-
rill, born in England. came to Ipswich.
Mass, in 1888 or 1884 and the next year
became one Of the first settlers OF New
bury, Mass. where he died in 1865. He
was the founder of a very large family
of Merrills that is now represented in
Maine, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania,
Minnesota and other States. His wife's
first name was Susanna Her last name
is not definitely known but It was prob
ably Jordan. Nathaniel had a brother
John Merrill, also an early settler of
Newbury.
A great-great-grandson OF Nathaniel
was Jacob Merrill, of Falmouth, Me-,
who served in the Revolutionary war.
This Jacob married Betty Lunt. by
whom he had eleven children, and sec
ond, Mrs. Abigail Moves Dunbar. His
descendants live in st. Paul, MINI. Lewis
Merrill, another descendant of the orig
inal Nathaniel. was Philadelrhian, who
served as colonel in the civil war. The
family seems to be of Huguenot origin
and the name is probably from the fam
lily OF Merle of Place de Dombes, France
There IS one English coat of arms for
Merrill. for the HuGuenot family settled
in England before Nathaniel came to this
country. This is hlazoned: Or a pale
engrailed guIes, voided OF the field be
tween two feurs de lis. azure. The crest
is a peacock's head erased proper
Copyright 1917
The Washington herald., 1917-03-25
New Salada Tea Building, Boston, Mass.

building for the "SALADA Tea Company situated
and Berkeley Streets. Boston constructed of granite and limestone
and has eight stories and basement believed be the largest build
ing the world devoted exclusively the product Of the asadens.
Architects, Densmoe & LeCear. Boston,
The Washington herald., 1917-03-25

10 wing the wedding. Three years later
they were separated for all time and
about that time Paine drew mp q paper
In which he renowned any claim he
might legally have had IN ''the moneys,
rings. plates. clothes. linen. woo1en.
household goods or stock In trade which
the. said Elizabeth should or might al
any time herafter buy or purchase-the
same as IL she were a feme sole and un-
married"
In the career that made Paine one Of
the leading figures In the early fOrma-
tlon OF our Republican any OF his life
I'm this country in faet-EIiz&beth had
no part. In fact, so little was her in
terest in affairs away from her own
narrow horizon, that she never even
knew OF the prominence he had as
sumed. She went to live with her
brother, a matchmaker, and never
heard Of or from Paine again. In the
meant me Paine never spoke of her ex-
cept in terms of tenderness and respect
and from time to time he sent money
to her without letting her know from
whom IL came.
(Copyright l9fD
The Washington herald., 1917-03-25
WINNING LETTERS.
No. !.

DECAYED TEETH. ILL HEALTH.
You spoil your appearance when you
neglect your teeth. Come in and let
me examine your teeth at least three
times a year. My prices are moderate.
Careful attention always given.
DR. J. " MYERS.
Surgeon Dentist. Phone NJ 1875
BY c. c. LAMHORNE.
Chevy Chase. Md
The Washington herald., 1917-03-25
YOUR WEDDING DAY
And the Famous Men and Women who
Have Shared Il.
By MARY MARSHALL.
March 1S-Thomas Paine and Elisabeth
OLllYe.

Ouive.
The problem OF the unhappiness OF
Thomas Pains in his second marriage
Is a mystery which no amount of study
Of the life Of that famous Anglo Amer
lean free thinker will ever unravel. As
Paine was willing to leave others alone
In the management of their private af-
fairs so he wished to be let alone.
when even his most intimate friends
asked him why 1t was that he never
lived with the woman whom he chose
as his second wife and why, after threa
years of nominal marriage they agreed
on permanent separation. he answered: ::
"lt is nobody's business but my own; /
have cause for II, but will name 1t to
no one" Apparently Paine kept this
resolution.
Paine was first married In England
when he was very young. but this wife
died within a year or two of the mar
riAge. When he next took q bride he
was 50. His choice this time fell upon
The Washington herald., 1917-03-25
No. 2.

Your 3-piece parlor suit reuphoIster-
ed in tapestry or fine leatherette at
the small cost of s6.75.
We also make a speciality of slip
covers; three pieces made to ft your
furniture. All work guaranteed. The
price is S3.65; and remember we arc al
ways at your service. Give us a call.
UNITED UPHOLSTERING CO,
426 Tenth st.
BY CLARA f MIDDLETON,
Mount Rainier. Md.
No. :.
Come to Hopwood's Popular Furni-
can furnish your home from cellar 10
garret on very reasonable terms, or
discounts for cash.
BY MRS. c. H WARD.
1899 Newton st. NV.
BUSINESS LETTERS ARE BUSINESS
GETTERS
That's the motto to be used by every
merchant in town.
Do this-its easy. See
HAYWORTH PUBLISHING HOUSE.
G ST, Near 7th.
By MORRIS MYERS,
1916 Tenth st.
No. s.
Don't worry about the strike. See
us today and get a bicycle for the
same money you are giving to that
street car. In short time you will
have it paid for and you will like the
experience, too. Pay US a visit.
HAVERFORD CYCLE CO.,
523 Tenth st.
BY A P. MORGANSON,
336 East Capitol st.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-25
A CORNER In ANCESTORS.
THE COLBY FAMILY.

Origin of New England COlbys.
Gibson Coat-of-Arms shows a
stork-How to Trace TunstaI
FamiIy-Letter from Reader About
Carr Family-was a Member of
Pierson Family Secretary to Gen.
WashInEto onf-MerriII Is of HUI
Euenot origin-FamfIy Probably
Merle at First.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-25

There were 5.723,5sc pounds Of unstem-
med filler tobacco. valued at S3244.SsS, in
voiced at the American consulate at Sa-
lonika. Greece. for the United States dur
ing 1916, against 4,s24, 40 pounds, valued at
s. 6S2 sS3, for 1915
The Washington herald., 1917-03-25

A cheap imitation OF tinfoil is made in
Germany by coating paper with a mix
ture OF finely powdered metal and rosin
and subjecting Il to friction
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-10-12
Senator Ge,pi= peSertslt 1T elmer @ssSe i'm Ssnat
>ai3 Gmrspa= ]oelitie Sic persinietsm
Steaten nietts anaekt.
9as Tloenppsramm nnerer Hsiernns Scr Sreuerfebr nit
beu Witenad)tcn 9an, perboteu SOaauO fagt id. Str
Ga Toaette TaD Sin Sieg acrenstp's; en ncues Sd
binett, TriebensnTOgcbnng in yien.
Gin Sieg aerensfps.
9SGtcrshl1r1- Q Ofi

KGtcrabltrJ, .. Gtt.
Die propiioriIhe rllililhc Ncqic
rlng bat ouidcneno ciucn poIl-
it0noigen 5icg iiber ooS aus Dem
noenofrotiihen GongrcB" herporge-
Qonacne o&orporloment" onponge-
troqcn. Ger 6itbrcr oicie3 &orparln
meutS, Eieretelli, bat WIiniiterprdii
ocut &crensfp bcuohrifltigt, oaB 0o9
&orporIument nit 0em @Iauc Der
Rc9ierllng einperItonOen crfldre, 0ob
es mir gcictgebcriidl berotbcnoc
SteIlun8 cinnchncn IoIlc.
Sos ncuc Gurlnment hot oifi3ica
ocn 9famcn npropiiprildcr Hatb Ser
rlliiiId)en 9epubIif" erbnIten ruo
miro in Sitlng ieiu, bis bic perioi
iungQcbenoc &eriaumlluQ GiIom-
mentritt. IS lit ncrcinbart porocu
ooB ser &0rperIdloft oo5 Hcht 3ll.
Itebcn iou, sSroqen 3u iteIlen, ober
feline 5Sor0erundcn, @cieBgcbuuQ fir
itaotllhe 9lnQelcqenheiten on3ubnh-
nen, uno VtuBreqeln 5lI berothcn, Bic
ihr bon Scr 9fcgieruug norgeIegt
mcr9cu.
Die 9legierlmg miro oo5 qon5c
8rogromm fir oieies &orporlament
III ibrer crIten Sibung ou5arbeitcn,
in Der WfiniitcrprGiioent 9crensfu
nobrIhcinlidl oos ncue Nrogronm
Der 9fegierung Dorlegen miro 9Ilti
cinc 2lnregung ser Hcgierlnq merocn
in Dem Norparloment 120 0titglic0cr
Der 9urgeoiiie Sib boben. Wtiniitcr-
prdit0cnt &crenSfp bat am Wtontoa
ole 0}itgIieOer ieinc5 @oolitions
cabinetts, 0oS er ON 0pnner@tog 3u.
ianlmer9citcllt bat, BON ihrcr Grncn-
lluQ antlid] benodlrid)tiQt. Der gum
&anomirthihoft9n1iniItcr mt@crichcnc
N}alilom bot Sen Gobinctt9poItcn Oh
0elcbnt, Sfnbelcm, Ger 5ltm Nrbcit9
miliiter ur3ericbcu lit, hot lid nod
niht entidloiien, oh cr 0cu 9oIten
mlucbmcn mill.
9o5 ncuc Goolitionscobinett icft
iih fol0cn0ernnBCu 3ulanrn1en: Wj.
niitcrprGii0cnt, &ercnsfp; NUli}'rc2
Gercidltlcfonto; 1<nncre5, 9tifitin
2on0mirtbihoft, MoiiIop; 9Irbcit
Sfobcletp; &orr0thc, Nrofoluitidl
tsinou5clt, Nernobfn; HeIiQion Gar
toicbcfo; oiicntlidc Nohlfobrt, Slid
fin; Son0G un0 ,Snoitric, Gonomn
lom; Stoot. controncllr, Smurnom
S,$uiti5, Q1olimtomitih; llutcrrid,t
SoIoafn1; Nrdiiocllt oe8 0fononli-
ihen Gon3iI5, Erctnafom, Gricg, Sc
ncroI 2crfomsfp; Warine. 9lhmiroI
@crocnpafi. BON oioicn 0iitaIicocrr
ncrtreten &iid1fit, aonomnlo unN
Snnrnom oic @ortci ser @erioI.
Ilulg$oemnfratcn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-10-12
Geonuern nnsgtbriiff.
Y8aIIlinQt0n, 8. 0fi


Ni3coomiroI Gins fnbcIte aut
Niontog ocn Morincocpnrtcment III
Maibinqtou, ooB Gin omcrifnni
idc@ GotrouileihiIf oltf elmer nGht
litcn Iicnitfobrt in Scr 0rieQS5onc
oui Elm italienjihc5 Gouhboot ac
lcllcrt hot, mcIhc5 pcri0umt battc, Die
notbidcn Grfcnnrna5iignnlc 81 Qebeu.
Gin Giii3icr un6 elm Ytntroic ouf ocut
{auhboot murocn gCt0otct.
{ frctdr 1oniel5 ilbcrianotc nm
pcr3iiQlih Dem itolicniihcn Woriuc
niniitcrifm cine GcpcItc, in Der CT
Dos ticIitc Wcoouern llbcr 0en ll.
QljdIihen Sufo0 ot5ipriht uu6 ici,
ncm un6 Der olncrjfonihen Rricas'
flotte UtitQciijbI ilbcr ocn &erlu1t on
Mcuidcnlcbcn Nusorud nerIciht
Ser lImitonh. 0oB cin Cfii5ier lnlh
rin Wtatroic nn Noro 6e$ lond'l'5ot5
Qrt00tct mrr6en l0Et horauf idlic
zen. 0oB oic nucrifoniItc @cfdiib
bc0icnunq smannifoiten 6cn Gom-
monootburmt Qctroiicu haben.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-10-12
Die ariessanleibr.
g4nihinatnl1. 10. III.

Ncanlie oca SdloBnRlte2 crmurtCn
nit llugcm0hnlihcm [Sttcrtlit oa2
Ncililtat DER 9cuaiihlltHen BON @lm-
oearCIcrpcbdnfcn, friIh5citlQ .}clh
mlnQcu aui Die ,Nibertn 9ulcibC" 5lt
crbnlten, beionoera iuoitbctrnht Ser
(hutiadc, 0aB Der &crfnui uon BONDS
in ocn iiihrenoen 5inan55entrcn MIR
Ianqiom uonitntteu dcht Gic Gc
ierpeolItrifte uon 9tclp-6nQlnuo. 9tcp
}Dorf, Chicago lno 9biIaocIphia ho
ben biShcr MIR etna S390.000,00
ouiacbradt. Go9 iiir oleie Giitriftt
ieitQClcbte Wiuimum betr0Qt 81 SO
000,0 900.
9tclu gnqIano bat pom eilIcm Niin
ocItbctraq pon $300,000000 unge
fGhr. $50 100000, 9telp Port uou
cjncm 0tinocitbctroq pon $500. 900
600 S250. $4,000, YhiloocIphio pou
cincm Ntiuocitbetroq pou $3.50, 900.
600 $50, 100000 mo GhitaQo bon
cincnl Wino itbctroa BON $420,000.
600 ctlpa SO, 100000 un0 cinen Qlci
hcu @etrog III &criprcheu ouf9c-
brndlt.
Ginige Giitriftc, mic N}inncopoli2,
ct. Nolli9, Ntlontn lnlo Iollaa hobcn
ilbcrbaupt nod fcinu 3ohlcn eillQe
Iau0t.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-10-12
Der Ga TOllette=iSall.
M0ihln0l'oll, 3. Nft

gSu1Din9tDn, y. III.
Scnotor 0onerene bon Shio.
scr &oriitcr oes Selot3 9(u@ihuiie5
iiir @ripiIcqieu uao @ohIen, Scr Oie
ltuterluhung ilbcr oie BON pielcn
Sciter bconItouOcte Rc0e Scnotor 60
,FoIlcttes por Der 9fon 4nrtiIon
2eoQuc IN ct. Yaul, Qfiun., 5ll iiib-
rcn bat, conferirtc om 9icnatoq NIT
0r0Iioent WilIon lnb StootsiefretGr
2onlinq betrcii9 ser Grfl0rrnq 90
IolletteS, 0oB Der odnlnli9e Stoots
icfretdr 8rpon gepuBt hnbe, ooB Der
3ompfer 2uittonia ouf Ieiner lebtcll
Neiie Wtlnition OIL 8or0 batte, lln0
in 0en GrdiiOenten georungcn lei
glmcrifaner Dor Der 9teiie NIT 0ieIcn1
Ganlpfer 8ll porncn. Ser Senotor
erhielt Die &eriihcrltng, bob olle5 III
00n0en oe5 Staats6eportemcnts be
fin0lihc Otutcriol ilber 0uS Shiff
lrno leine 2ooung Dem Gu8iduB I'M
tcrbrcitct merocn iSIlc 8rpon bat
Scnator Ga sSollctte5 Grfl0rlnq be-
reitS in glbre0e geItellt; bod bot &C.
ndtor Fonlerene iih al i'm nit Der
Witte I'M cinc ous6rilflid)e Grfl0-
rina botreffs ser 9ebouptln9 Sc
iSouette3 Gcmon6t
Die 0ffentlite Sihcrhcit8 Com
milton non Minnoioto, bon ser Dos
critic Gcirh, Sonotor 60 1foIlette ous
| Dem Gcnot ou5auItoRcn fonbot Dem
llnteriuf,unas 9IusiduB teIeorophiid
nitdetheiIt, oob 0rci bealoubiote Nie.
0crifriftcn Ser 9fH6c SIS Senotora
| in ct. Vnul, oie bon 0rei berihie6c-
nen erfobreuen StenoQronhi7tcn ouf
Qe''onnen puroen 6em }lusidtb at-
Qchcn ncrNcn. Niou errnortot. ooF
orh 15enotor ga ,Folettc iofb7t einc
9Iieoari4'riit Ser frnGIifcn Rc0c elm
/ reidlcn miro
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-10-12
Eoitpriuileg ent;ogrn.
ltelparf. u. I. S. Oft

@opin g. Yrietb, ser &crlcQcy
Der in oc1tihcr Sprohe in Ncmort
u. s., eriheinenocn 3eitlnq oNem
l&lericn 6raie 3eitllna =, lit om
Wtontoq pon DEM Eolt Gcporte
nent benohrihtiQt moroen, oob Der
3eituuQ oos Yoitpripileq cnt3ogen
moroon ieL nit Der @cgriinDlrng, ooh
sic 9eItimmlugcn 0e9 Sp1noQc
qeicbe5 BON Der 6irmo ilhertteten ltno
ulfrilbrcriide 2Irtifcl pcr0ffentliCht
mor0cn lei. Gic 2lnldae Ser 3eitnQ
lit in Der pergnnQcncn 98odle bon
NHnoc3bcomtcn elmer 9fn53io lutter.
moricn mor0cn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-10-12
glns militariid ideu @riiuOen.
@ofhinaton, 9. Oft.

Sic 9ic0ierung bat ans milit0ri-
lhcn 8riiuocn 0ic Amcrifauild)e 0c=
iellldoft pom Rotben &rcll5 Inn 9lIf
gobe ocs pon ibr ielbit Dor Ginger
Belt III GoriAln9 9ebrohten Slane9
eriuft, 9luirogcn bon 9eDobnern
ser &creiuigtcn Stnotcn ilber Dos
,Noblergchen un0 Den 2tuIentbaltS-
'ort" pon @erioucu III Den 2dnocrn
ser GautroIm0dlte n0er III 0en bon
ocn Gentrolnl0hten beiettcu 0cbie
tc 3u ilbcruittCln.
Dos &crfcbr@biiro oe5 9otbcnarcr-
3c5 miro 0ahcr tCinc 8riefe 6crartiqen
GborofterS mehr sur &ei0r0erl1ng
iibernebmen, icood) in Ser Gage icin,
oen gr0Btm0QlihItcn 3beil Der bcreit2
eingegongenen &riefe Den 2lbicll0crn
Dicoer 3u5llitellcn.
0o9 8iiro miro itd) hin9e9en mci-
ter bcnlilbeu 9ohrid)tcn iibcr 0aa
Mohlergebcu Ser omeritoniIhen ooer
oliirten &ric0$Gcfongenen nnO Der
Inqeh0riQCn 0C5 amcrifauiIhcn Or
peoitionaforp5 cin5u6ieber
Gas 9iiro mir0 ferner 9lu5frnft
ooriiber ertbeilcn, lpie ocu Sricgagc-
fongencn nit GrloubniB Ser Hegie
rlug 8elo 5ugcid'idt mcrOen fonn
IS miro @riefe on Die ariegSqeionqc
ncn in Den 2Gttoern Der Central
m1dte in l1cbcrcinitiunlnq nit ben
Gcgeln bcf0rocrn, sic 0oS aricq5omt
obcr oie NfiIit0rbeboroen ilN ,Sranf-
reid crIniieu nlogcn. Gs miro 9tuh-
rid1ten cin5iehcn lmo Nnfrnaen be
onttportc1l iiber oic %erIllitc Der onc-
rifonilfcn Gruppen in europa inluie
iiber oo5 @cfill0en ln0 Sen 9luicnt
boltSort Ser &rnnfen, @crmut0Ctcn
un6 0erni6teu
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-10-12
Sm HauOeriiden Sdlamm nnO
Utorait.

9In ser britiihcn 5Sront, If. Cft.
Die britiiden uno iran5olilhcu
@Irmecn, Ole gcitcrn oli elmer longelt
Strcfc au Der 6ront i'm Gltcn -
9}orocn BON Ypern uor0ranacn, iino
mulmchr 0omlt beidditigt, iidl IN Dem
q2ponucncn Vo0en cin3uQrobcn. Sc
ooh hat tic ser neitou2gc0chnte lm0
bo6cnIoic Oioroit al mondcn StclIcn
QcAwungcL idl citc@ lhcils ihrcr
&orbccrcn bcrollbcn 3ll loIlen. Gic
puritilrmcnoen flciucn @rlppcn. Sic
iidb 0llrd bct crbormltnQaIpieu Wo.
rnit ciucn g2cg porp0rt2 bohntcn ri.
jIber Die NotptItcuunqcn binou3
5abcn lith id1IicbIid1 qe3mltnQen, oui
sic Solptlinic micber 3urjit5uiallcn
PIN tiu5elncu Stcucn puroc oicicr
RijtNtg oudl ourh 0cutichc @cQcn
it0Hc uothmcnoi1 qcnlnd,t icbod mor
uml dr0bten I6cilc oer idrcflihc 3n
'tono oes Noocn5 oaiiir ncrnutlport
Iih.
@UtAi uit iNlt iif''i 'ii''' ~ l'.''
hcpribtcn n1iiocn Wdnner bcrfuhten
immer micocr, nod, pcitcr por5u0rit
Qru. 3uIcbt cinactroifene @eridt
iurehcn non T5niontcricQrl1ppen. 81
iid majt iiber oic iett oI5 oororrIt.
Narthci0ialnQ5Iinie Qeltcnocn StcI
luua'n binau5 porgcnnat hottCn
Nos tic I'll errcidlcn pcrmoncn, fam
crit Ser fommen0c (oq er8dhIcn.
,srau5picn bnltcn itnno.
Ole ironBoiiihe %inie flebt immc'
nod, i'jt nm Nau0e 0ea uroBen SCOUT
BOLT. .@uIoe5, un0 Ole 0olIIs pcrmoh
ten mdhrcn0 Der Radlt lire Stclun
gen niht meni1 5u pcrbeiiern. NH
ibrcm redltcn 6IilQcl iid anid)licBcn0
morcn oud oic 0rlteu IN StellunQr
einqeuiitct Die iif lngcf0hr 200
.Daroa pm Der 2lniprllngsitcQe ent
fcrnt beiin0cn Sie morcn bis ctn,
800 Doros meitlih pom Der 2auh
itroBc Voctnpollc @outhoIIt borar
aruaacn luo bnttelt ijdl BORT trot hef
tiaer feinoIidcr 0je8enongriIfc be
hnuptCt.
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SdifTs6au=Y u=Yrosramm.
Ndihinaton, 9. Oft.


Go5 9ric0sproqronm fiir oen
Shiff2bnu in sen &ereinigten Stoa.
ten 1tmfabt 7S7 6obr5e,tge al(er In
pen oou Sltpcrorcooneugbt bis su
llnterIccbootidgern. @ci oieicr @e.
fonntntoduuq erfIQrtc Sefretor 90
nieIs om 9icnStog in @aihinqton,
oob cine 2In3ohl oieier Shifie idor
in oen Ictten g9ohcn fertiqgcIteIt
tporocn iei, uno 0oB Der 8mt Oes
ReTtc8 nod M6QIidfeit beihleuniqt
lpitr6c. Ole @eIonntfoIten oes
@nur 'oorontmS iperoen ouf ST.
150,400.000 QeidlGtt. 0iele f5ohr-
3el,oc 'in0 0orl,ntcr Sod'icctorpeOo-
bootc ruo &orfehrunQen fin0 bcrcits
Qetraffcn iUoroen, Inn in oen ndfIter
rs Nfonatcn neiterc Corpc0oboot3er-
it6rcr fir $350.000,000 5u crbaucn.
Sefrct1r 7aricl5 meinte 0ni' sic er.
item rclten 6ohicctoroe0obtote in
ne1n Wfouatcu pom 5toDel qeluiIen
tperocr f6nntcn Sir mcro"r ous-
rohnrs sIo8 bonn droRten, n"lteittn lnt1
pcrfc'T'rtcn Fnp iciu. Der in or one
riforiFten V11rjuc chen crit ouonro.
hirt irorhcr lit uro Iif nnr ollPn
Woncn'n in Scr Mclt bctn1hrt hohot
ion To'ien0c ron 2outan 5ro~hof
nothrrcno'a ncr0en. nm hioie S0hr
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Der. s'7arAen otlh Die N}annihoitel
tereit Fin.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-10-12
Wcntrrci anf btnti den 3ritqs=
idifen.
Yon0oii, 10. 0ft

Solooll, ~. 9tt-
,\n Hopcnbngcncr Qcpeihcn miro
Qcmcloct. ooB IS por ctrun Iehs
Modlcn ouf 0cutihcu 4ricosihifiem
III Milhclmshoucu 3u ciucm rcDolm.
tlonarcu Nuabruh fam. Oieie Rcutc
rel iOll ollie 2ln5eid)cu elmer meituer-
brcltCtcn un0 orqnnilirtcn RCooltc
0tbnbt hobcn mo nur nit DER groE
ten Sdlmicriafcit untcr0riidt moroeu
lclu.
&cridicocuc mcutcr'idle gIn8briihc
lolltn it'd oudl inter 0eu SoIonten on
ser ,front crciQnct huben. 0icic bat
ten nidt ciilcn ioId) bcocnfIidcu
Gharottcr
@Intitcr0om. 20. On.
IS miro beridltet, ooB ouf ncm
0cutihcn &ricg9ihlii rRiirnbcrQ'
cine W1clterci ou0broh, OILS cs id
oui hobcr Zee bciono Die 3cntc
uobucn Die Ciii3icrc ocionqcn uuo
modtcn i'd nit ibrcm Sdifie ntf
ocn 29eo nod 9}ormcQcn. no iie iid,
frtcrnjrcn laii1u mnIlteu. YiP Riiru
BERG mltroe bon Nreu5crn iibcrholt
uno negmnrQ'n iid 8lt crqcben
aoiicr NilheInl bruob iih nod g0H.
heInl9hopeu un0 hriobl. ieocn ficbien
Y}cutCrcr IN cridic6cn. Gonalcr
,Dtlhoell3 protcitirte nit Dem Gr
iolae. 0oB mr 0rei erihoiicu pur,
oCn. Gen dn0crcn mur6cu jhiDcrc
5troicu 3uojftirt.
lm uon2cu brod'cn Wcuicrcicu
.oui pier Sd,iiicn 6cr ocutihcu ssricas.
Hottie in MlIhnIm9hobcn ans. Gins
Nicicr &riCaaihiiic mor 0ic McItpho-
Icu. 0crcu 0opit1n rbcr Wor6 orfror-
ion mo crtrdnft nlroc Die W'onn
ihoit qing an gouo. Die Worirr
,nfonteric mciQcrte lih. oif fic 5u
ihieNcn Ioroui idloiicn SoIootcu
bic Scclrutc elm, sic iih crqobcn