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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-05
Personal Mention ,

DR.. F. E. Shut went to Galesburg
Tuesday to visit with Mrs. H. f. Nor
gan, who is Ill IN St Mary's hospital,
then went on TO Monmouth to spend
the afternoon with ]. Porter Nesbitt.
who is recovering from an operation
in Monmouth hospital.
Mrs. William Cary returned to her
home IN Chicago Tuesday after spend
ing a week at the home Of her father,
Peter Dahl
Archie Runbom left Tuesday for
Niles, Mich, where he will visit with
his sister, Mrs. Emanuel Johnson, for
a few days.
Tennys H. Flake left Tuesday for
Detroit, Mich, after short business
visit here. Mr.. Flake Is employed in
munitions factory in Detroit
Oscar Aimquist left Tuesday for his
homo in Longmont. Colo, after two
weeks visit here with his father, Sam
! uel AlmqU:st, and other relatives Mr.
! AlmQuist attended to business inter-
ests while here.
| Miss Bessie Bigelow went to Dayen-
port Tuesday to spend the day with
! her mother, Mrs. II. Bigelow, who is
Ill In Mercy hospital in that city.
/ J. A. Powers spent Tuesday In Rock
/ Island on business.
I Attorney Paul G. Graham and George
! ". Werts, Jr.. went TO Rock Island
Tuesday on business. They win Visit
with Mr. Werts' brother, Frank Werts
who is Ill in Mercy hospital, Daven.
port.
William Noonan went to Rock Is.
land Tuesday to spend the day on bus
mess.
Mrs. IT. A. Griffin and two children
Robert and Mary Harriet of Cedar
Rapids. Iowa, are here visiting will
Mrs. Grifin's sister, Mrs. A. c. Sells
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-05

All the news all the time--The
Argus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-05

riders get their noses vet in the cafes
last night but their feet we're given q
severe soaking at lis o'clock this
morning when an automobile was
driven into the Mississippi river
The party, said to be Dayenporters,
had spent the evening visiting vari-
Gus menageries of moisture In the
city and then started out to burn UP
the streets. They were highly sue
cessful In their heated activity until
the cold waters of the Mississippi
came up over the floor Of the ma
chine. The driver had heard the
splash as the machine dashed into the
river at point on First avenue be-
tween Seventeenth and Eighteenth
streets. The machine was stopped,
however, when the water flooded the
engine or otherwise the occupants
would have been drowned. A garage
was called and the machine was towed
from the river.
| Shows Great ReckIessness.
| The episode OF this morning shows
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-05

SHOWS treat Kecklessness.
The episode OF this morning shows
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-05
Hayes TINnse Sold

Mrs. Martha Hayes sold her home
on West Ninth street yesterday after
noon at public auction to c. !. Damp
for s1,177.50. The house was former
~ occupied by Frank Burton, who had
his cigar factory there The house
was sold by clearinghouse & Wag-
oner.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-05
Mercer County Bank Moves.

The Mercer County bank Is moving
into Its new quarters in the corner
room of the Transit building which
has formerly been occupied by the
Parker barber shop Mr. Parker will
move into the room now occupied by
the bank in the same building.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-05
CAR SPLASHES N
WATERS OF RIVER
Party of Joy Riders Get Their Noses
Wet In Cafes and Then Drive
Auto Into Stream.
NEED TRAFFIC MAN on LEyEE
Motor Is Flooded and Machine Is
stopped Before Any Of Its Oecu-
pants Are Drowned.

Need OF traffic officer on the river
front in the early hours of the morn
ing was conclusively proven today.
Not only did a machine load OF 10y
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-05

the reckiessness with which machines
are being driven. Next it may be that
some motor vehicle driver will at
tempt to drive through few loop
buildings.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-05
COST SYSTEM PLANS
EXPLAINED TO CLUB

Plans for the observance OF Frank
Inns birthday as near Jan. II as pos
sible were made at the meeting of the
Tri-City Franklin club last night at
the Colonial hotel. The affair will be
held In Rock Island. At the session
last night Eugene Turner, Chicago
gave an excellent address on Cost
Systems outlining the scientific and
proper way to ascertain the exact
cost Of producing goods. In order that
equitable prices can be determined.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1917-11-30

Among the friends attending the
funeral Of Private Lloyd Richard,
whose death occurred at Camp Cor
don November II; which was held last
Friday from the home Of his parents
in Hanover, Pa, were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Clayton Miller and children, Line
boro; Mr.. and Mrs. George Richard
and children and Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Thurman and children, Mel
rose; Jacob Richard, Mrs. Ella Stern
er, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Kopp, and the
Misses Ella and Della Shorb, Pleas
ant Hill; Mr.. and Mrs. Hoffacker and
daughters, Minnie and Florence, AL
esia, and Mr.. and Mrs. III. Haar and
children, Millers Station.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1917-11-30
Where Your Dollars Go Fartherest
John d. Belt
WESTM1NSTER'S NEW STORE,
West Main st. and Pennsylvania Ave.
DOMESTICS, WHITE GOODS
NOTIONS AND HOSIERY
GENTS FURNISHINGS.

All Wool Serges, Sc inches wide,
Black and Navy Blue, a bargain at
CSC yard. Misses and Ladies' MILDLY
Blouses, Flanelette House Dresses,
Outing Cloth Skirts, 1t. Pink and Blue
Cotton Crepe, Cretonne, Mems Soft
Shirts, Plain and Fancy CSC and $125;
Mems Ties for Christmas, Csc, Csc, soc
and 81; Umbrellas, Mems Collars 15c
or for Csc. Christmas Ribbons
Stamps, Seals and Holly Boxes and
many Useful and Fancy Articles for
the Holiday Season. Call at The New
Store. Make your Xmas Selections.
You will save money,
D. BELT.
STORE OPEN AT NIGHT.
Phone 98-J.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1917-11-30
MO. 5O41 EQUITY.

In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
In Re: Petition of Rosa NJ Morris.
Whereas, application has been made
to the Circuit Court for Carroll Coun-
ty, sitting as a Court of Equity by
Rosa May Morris Of said Carroll
County to change her name to Rosa
May Morgan.
1t is thereupon this Goth day of No
vember in the year nineteen hundred
and seventeen, by the Circuit Court
for Carroll County, sitting as a Court
Of Equity on the aforegoing petition
and affidavit filed in this case, ordered
that notice of said application be
given by inserting copy Of this or
der in some newspaper published in
Carroll County for three successive
weeks before the 22nd day of Deem
Der, 1917, warning all persons to show
cause if any they have, on or before
the said 22nd day of December, next,
why decree should not be passed
granting the relief prayed for.
VIM. H THOMAS.
True Copy, test:
EDWARD o. CASH, Clerk.
nor SALE OR RENT-Fine small
H. house with bath, range and out
buildings. Price only $500. Immedi-
EDW. w. CASE,
211 East Main Street.
Phone l22. nov 23-3t*
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1917-11-30
Farmers Take Notice

dor SALE-O. l. C. Sow and FIVE
H. Pigs. Pigs five weeks old. S. Fl.
HOWARD ZEAP, near East View.
nov 23-2t*
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1917-11-30
MyerS-..-..-I dnl%hfu

One OF the prettiest weddings OF
when Miss Fannie IT, Leight, daugh.
ter Of MIR. and Mrs Charles r. Leight
the season took place Wednesday
OF Fowblesburg, was married to MIR
Solomon o. Myers, of Patapsco. The
ceremony was performed at the par.
sonage Of the Emory Methodist Epis-
copal Church by the pastor, Rev. H
c. Hall. The bride was attired In a
blue broadcloth suit and carried q
shower bouquet of roses and carna-
tions. A reception was held after
the ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myers left for an ex-
tended automobile honeymoon tc
Washington, Mount Vernon and
points in Virginia. On their return to
Maryland they will make their home
in this county, where both have many
friends. MIR. Myers is engaged in
farming
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1917-11-30
WANTED.
LOST

LOST:-A little black pocket book
containing ten dollars or more, be-
tween Stone Chapel and Marston on
November 13. Reward if returned to
Mrs. Eurith Bowersox, near Jordan g
Retreat Schoolhouse.
LOST-A lap robe and horse blank ct
between Harry Little's on Bachman' 3
Valley road and Carroll x. Little's
home, near Mount Pleasant, on Sunday
Reward will be paid if the above is re-
turned to Harry Little or the Demo-
cratic Advocate nov 80
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1917-11-30

Save wheat flour i'm baking and cut
down ON rich cakes and pastries
Keep a jar near the range, into which
every drop of unused fat can be pour
ed. You will be surprised how far
these little drops OF fat will 90 to-
ward saving lard or crisco when a
little pine Of fat is needed.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1917-11-30
MoRTdAGEE's SALE
AVA OF A
VALUABLE HOME
IN PATAPSCO.
IN PATAPSCO

By virtue Of the power and au-
thority contained in a real estate
mortgage from George l.. Shamer and
Emily Shamer, his wife, to the I'M
dersigned, mortgage dated on the
10th day of April, 1916, and recorded
among the Real Estate Mortgage
Records of Carroll County, in LiheI
K. o. c., No. 68, folio 129, &C., the
undersigned mortgage will sell al
public sale on the premises, in Pa
tapsco, in said county, on
SATURDAY, DECEMBER %, 1917,
at p M, the home Of the late George
l.. Shamer, containing
31e ACRES OF LAND, More or LESS
and improved by a substantial two
story DWELLING HOUSE with 7
rooms, pantry and cellar, vel; OF
water with pump, meat house, dairy
hen house, stable and other out
buildings.
This property Is being sold for the
purpose Of closing up the estate OF
said deceased.
Possession will be given upon rati-
fication of sale.
Terms of Sale-One-half cash up
on the day OF sale or upon the ratif1-
cation thereof by the Court, the bal
ance in six monthst from the day of
sale, the credit payment to be secur-
ed by note with approved security,
bearing interest from day of sale, or
all cash at the option Of purchaser.
A cash payment Of 800 will Be re-
quired of the purchaser on day Of
sale.
M. ESTELLE SHAMER,
Mortgage.
Michael E. Walsh, Atty.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1917-11-30
Misunderstanding,

Miss Mary E. Warehime, of Mt.
Pleasant, and Archie c. Wantz, Union
Mills, were married at the parsonage
of Silver Run Lutheran Church on
Sunday, November II, at p. m. by
Rev. A. G. Wolf.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1917-11-30

Joseph Marzullo, of Baltimore, and
Mary c. Yingling, daughter of Mrs
Sarah Yingltng, Court street, were
married in Baltimore on Tuesday.
Mr.. Marzullo conducts a successful
shoe repair store on East Main street.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1917-11-30
MARK

By n. |. Gorsuch Son Co.
October &c, 1917.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-06-15
Trnb5citiacs Efliiacn.

Nrnh5cltlacs Efliiaen.
NO jcitig i'll oiclcm Iriihiohrc &c
pfllIQt muroc. o. mcr0cn mir nit
Der ucrhGItnibmdBia beltcu Muaiiht
ouf Griol1 az Ole Moiscrnte hcron
trctcn tonncu. 2ciocr nbcr - e9
mtb 0ua micocrum bier bctont mcr
oCn - pcrning Der 9urhihnitt@ior
mem ln Wial9Qitrtcl immcr nod, nidt
Die @cocntuug bc3 %irilb5citigcn
NtlilQcn2 poll 5t criniicn! Eriihc0
Erlilncn bcoclttct m0ciicn bel Mci
tenn nod uidlt. ooB oud lchr friib &c
piIon5t mrr0Cn mus. Ger ridtiQc
3citpuntt sum EfIon8cn oca Moiir@
bari alSidlicBlIdl uno cin5lQ ulo
ollcin infer @crildlidtiQula Der
hcrridcnocn Wittcrung bcitimmt
mcr0en. &uociicn fam it scr Dor
hcrritnng sur Tll2loot gar niht
rrilb5eiti9 geml9 bcAOmcn mer0en.
Aad)It ocu BlIilgcn lit Ole 8cor-
bcituug nit Der Shcibcu. mo Sem
cage pon nlcrgrobtcr Nc0cutunQ.
Sic 0ient nidlt III Der tr0itigcu mo
mlrflomcn 8ernldtuuQ otter ouifonl-
mcnocn llufroutoe9ctatiou, ionocru
lilbrt aud cin5ig uto ollcln 3llr Scr.
telling Der bcitcn pbpiifoliidcn mo
mcdaniIhcn Weid)niienbcit 0c0 20.
oens. Sic oIlcln iidert Gin icinc9.
obcr lcItc@ Saotbrtt, III Dem Die
aapiaorit0t (@aiicrouiitleg aus oeu
mltcren @ooenlhidltCn) IN hodlitcr
@irtiamfcit bcltcht. Elm Snutbctt.
ona an ser Gbcrflahc ei1eu olocrt.
boIb bis 5mci 3oa ltortcu Gbcr.
rlGdcnmlIIh beliBt, Ser ais Gin
Stoltb0cdel aIi Dem SuotbCtt Iicqt
unO pcrbinocrt, oab Ole TrlrdtiQfcit
bis pollitanbig sur 0bcriIodc cnpor,
iteigen uno BORT pcr0unitcn fam.
Die iorgi0ltige &eorbeitmQ ser
Mui9icIocr Dor DEM NhI3pilun5cu oca
lPoiiea iitert inns nlio Elm Sootbctt,
boa 0ie notbmcnoiqc Noocnicuhtiq
teit cntb0lt mo aid Den notbmcn0i
gen 2ltiteintrltt in Sen Woncu or
mo9Iidt, Dos lid icrncr ihnea cr.
mdrmt unh ooher Ole 0cnfbur bcitcrt
&orbeoingmlgcn iiir cine rnidc url0
cncrQtidc 9eimun8 oc9 Q%cpiIon5tcn
Winiie9 nibt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-06-15

ter StOlS mcIm CT babel Su ejucH
giiniti9en GrJcbniB lcIannt; ooh ijno
Ytibcriolqc rcdt b0l,fia. BON rlttJ-
ger Saat un0 Don Ger S~mcdmlGlQtn
N'eban0Imug Der iungcu Nilau3cu
bGnqt gar &iClc@ oh. mo non Dem
aurtueriihen Sucu tam III gang
rubiq ais pom elmer &uuit iprt-
dlen. IS Qeuli9t uidlt. fcimfGbiQcu
SnoWcn ou2Suitreucu. nm SIT eltcm
crfolQ III Der YilunScu3udlt ST. &c
lGnNen: &uit, &idlt. Hooeum0rn1c mu0
5Ie Gr0c limo alcihiullH qnn5 mtitlt-
Eide iSoftoreu Gle Nniprildnc on oielc
tSattnrcu llH0 pom allen Sduncrtlcn
hiC aleidcn, icbod Iieqen nod ciniQe
S0omennrteu longer III Der Groc OILS
nnnere. che lie tcimcn. uno oounf not
l;h Ole NuSinotScit 5lt ridtem.
Hodcrer, uohrhaitcr Nooeu lit i'm
Elm Suutbcct Der acciQnctitc. Siir
Gilon5cu, Die ipGtcr an ciucn nnoc.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-06-15

de Die HlIun5en ebcuiuuS, mcnn oltd)
III gcringerem MtoBc ih0oigt. Sic
tommt itbrigcnS IN @oIlano hQufiQer
ols bel ms Dor. Die erfrunfteu
3miebelu fonnen pcrIuh5lpeiie in
@Iumcntopfe nit feincm trodcncn
San0 gepiIan3t meroen; penn oic
VtaOcn crit III Der GntluidIrnq be.
grlften lin0, Itcrbcn iie aus WanQcl
an @oiicr, mo Die 3miebcl crholt
lid) luieoer. Sdldgt Ger &crillh febI,
10 lit Der Sun0 Dor Der peitcrcn @c.
nltbltng 81 erbiBcn, nm Die 0cn Nu.
9e OFT taltm iidtbaren &orpcn 5u ser
itorcn.
Der 3piebeIfairr grcift merf-
lrllroigerpciie nidt Die ,3micbeln.
ionoern Ole Hcbitofe an. 0oge0en
f1ipit Der mottihpor5e @obtGfer sic
iungen griinen Ericbe ser 3piebeln
nit Gorliebe ab. @cgen i'm, Der
auf III an0erer @iniift eii1 @flon-
5enIdaolIng lit uno beionoers Der
%crbrettltng Der Wllben nlttt, bilft
neben Dem 8e9iongen, penn man
i'm iiebt, nod oo3 9eitreuen ser
fobIe. gr miro Den GfIan5en ober
nidt I'M entfcrnteiten 10 ihdolid mic
Die 3Dlebelfliege.
Nls frGitiges Ibpebrmittel oQcr
%genon1ten Sdloolinge bat iid cine
Carroll SeifenIoiung ermieien; oieie
miro IN iolgcnoer @ciic bergeiteQt :
1 Gfrno Seize miro in I @allonc
fohenocn @oiierS oufgel0it uno
Damn 1 Eint robe Gar6oliaure
(crltoe corbolic ocio) 3ugcIeBt.
Oieie Miidung miro nit 80 Gallo.
men WaIIer peroimnt uno ountit oa3
3lplebelbeet 0fters begoiien.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-06-15

ptlonBt, GS tonlen aber lhon I'M
Dorigen Sabre LIBERAL Der &lugcn
itber oo2 ldlcdte @eociben ser JIM
gen &fIon5enL 10 BOB mobrideinIid
Ole 3tuiebelif0olinge ollf) in oicicm
Sabre It0rfcr auftreten.
gu Den ocrbreitetIteu 6ein0en &C.
bort Die ;3lpiebclfliege. Sic cnt
1tnmut Der 6omilie u%nicrcr Stuben-
flieqe, lit ober fleiner uno lhlonter
nt0 biIoct Den 'ltebergong 81 ocn
lGItigeu Wiidenfliegen. 9as Su-
1eft lit oihgrnl mo bat beionoera
glasbcle feinge5eidnete 6liigel. SSn
Solge ihrer Nebnlidfeit NIT Der
Stubenifiegc miro Nte gen0bnlih
NIT 6tcier permcdielt mo iiberlehen.
Nnfaug Npril cntihliipft on9 Shier
Der III mo0ernoem 2arb ilberlpiil=
tern6et Guppe uno legt, menn Die
8itterung 9iinItig it, ifon nod IA
Sagcn FONT etrpos ipoter, gter an
Aen &ur3eIn Der iungen 3nie-
helm.
Gin m0gli6it nit groe bcoedter
I3rpiebcIhuls idiibt Die Bflun8en Ell
ltigeruaBen gegen Nngriffe Ser
Tiicge, oa oieic ibre Gier MIR in ei-
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-06-15

les @rlilc ICbr piel Orgouifc $,
ulIo lcbcnoigcS 6 II. ionic
ole 6 . mo @ruuoiul5cu no
iUelde Ser aorpcr 10 ~wcicntlid] bcno-
tbigt. So iou ct better itintncn
uuo, turj Dor Dem 3l;bcttqehcn &c
Qellen, oen ShIof hci0rocrn uno alt.
genehnle Srdltme heruorrufcu. Die
Gbentitcr iiibrcn oieic crfreuliden
Wirfungen orli ouS in Den Sulot
pflnll5eu cnthaltctc Sotllciit Surilt,
oo5 etre qeniIle Gcrmnn0tihott nit
Den in Sobdf, Sanf, Nctcl ulp. tuirf.
%iarten, erregen0 bctdIbcnocu Stof
fen bot 8ic Dem aud lei, iou gu
lat ooS lederc, geilunoc @eridlt icin,
ons e5 icin fam, 10 oari er uidt
mn Elm ,geidilcrtcS 8ra3" onrIteI.
len, mic e5 lcioer meiltens Ger Sail
1T, fonoern mntb nit GROCER Sordinlt
un6 2iebe, io5uingcn nod mii'en-
ihaitlihen @%rumoi0Ben hergcrtdltet
mcroen.
9tah oem bcfauntcu SpridIuort
gcb0ren iogor eigentIit) bier Yerio-
lteu sur Scritcuung eiue9 SoIotes.
rlaulIih Elm @ei5iger, Der ocH
@ffig, cin Ser hlpcnocr
Der oos Gel, elm @ciIer, Scr
0as IS c NJ ii 5uicBt mo ciu u q T +
DER 0as @on5c oltrfcinunocrrilhrt.
Dieter Gitsiprltd hit obiolut }itr2f-
fcno un0 qibt cinclt 9egrtif oopou,
mas es beibt, Solot 5ujitbcrciten.
0iebt mon iih Ole ~ein5cIneu IN.
Qreotcu3en an. 10 iiuoet man. ouB ir-
DeS eln5clne nod peinlihcn Redclu
ousgefibrt tperoen muB. Der GiilQ
ici bca uno flor, ME bciBeto ooer
brenncnh; er fam uno ioatc aber
uHbcoiu9t ourh Gitroueniof I
erieet mcr0cn. @on Dem Del iino
ujer SoiieI cut eineu 2oifcI entg 5l
uchmcu - mfunoiqe Renihen mo.
dcns hauilg umgcfehrt, - ons bette
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-06-15

lt'tp. MAIDEN; ltmgcfcbrt fonncn 2ot-
tIdarten gu cltcm Iehr ieinCn &C.
mite pcrtucn0!t Dcroen, mas ieood
nldlt hlcrhcr qebort.
Hctopltllllren mir, 10 finoen mir.
0aB ctn SoIotbcreiter oicle hernorro-
gcn0c Glgenihaften hobcn nuns, Ole
mir ld)on genannt baben,uno cine, Die
nod itberrulfenoe 3ugoben impropi.
lircn fam. Gam ober ifaiit or Elm
8erit)t, ooS nidt blob 3uipciIe gum
6leiih lit, ionoern oIs &auptci.
len uno in Der &ibc ola ciu3t.
ges 81 flquriren permo9.
Sulat : Saueeu.
NeucrOinqS miro Ser SoIot olld
nlcbr OILS cbcoem nit Den perid,ieoen.
item S%nIotiolicen ODER nit Wopouoi,
len ierpirt, 0encn man ourd1 pifnntc
3utbotcn ucrihieocncn Character
gibt. Gor5iiglld idlnettt 81 foltem
Vratcn ODER gctod)tem ChienfIeiid)
cin @elbriibcuioIo (Dtoh-
rem olls 5arten, IlmQen gelbcn Ril.
ben, nit Gel, Gliig. SaI5 uno Gieffer
ongcmodt, bad miB oicicr SoIot
uor Dem SerDicren uubeoinqt minoc.
items 10 bis II Stunocn lana itebcn,
0ontlt Die Sdleibcn Ser 5uoor peidl.
gefod)tcn gelbcn Miibcn p0aiQ BON
Dem @elpiir3 ourtorunqcn merocn
uuO nIdlt mehr iuBlid ihmetcn.
&ort0ffelioIot miro per.
f%eitert, Dcun man Die gefodten 0or,
toifeIu rcibt, nit Gel, GiiQ. Gals.
VfeiIer ut0 ctlpos Stlcimluppc aii,
mod,t mo ba~rtgefodltc Gicr ionic
fIcitqcidlnlttenc rothc Rlibcn oocr
SeIlcric oaruntcr miiht.
Z d mct5er Sulot III cine
ichr mohiihmedeu0c WilihunQ pom
meidqcfodter Selleric. rotbcn Rilbcn
mo aitt acIeicnrn Hupin}hcu ooer
Gnoinicnjnlot.
&opiiolot bari mr. ruidI Qcrrodicn
mcr0eu mo muir gut obtropicn, be-
Dor man Tim anmoht. Gr miro nidt
mr. IN &e%rbinouuq nit @urtcn..
Ho0iestcns. aortoficls uno Como
icniolot gcrcidt, ionocrn aud nit
ou2qcitoIten Shrlmpa. mo Suroel.
Icnityclien, gehndten Gcrbcl. 4fcj.
rcrJjrfcu ucruen9t. @Ier3u qehort
crnc olts hartqcfoftcu Giern. Ccl.
GiilQ. Sgni. Sal} mo Giciier bcrci.
tctp S0Iotiaucc.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-06-15

gum gr0Bten Shcil 0cn GriaB
liefcru fir Die uuagcmintcrtcn Slice
tno <5crnefcIocr Microll@ crQibt
lid obue Weitere@, oo6 ser Tormcr
lid in oiciem Sabre ollh Qon3 be
Ion0cre Vtlbe qcbcn mltG. cine gro
BE VfaiSerntc hcran5uiicbCu
Cine mirfIih gutc9 SuotQut 3lt
bcuubem fam obcr Steiner oltf clue
quite Grntc rchnen. Ie9hoIb fam
i'll oiciem Sabre fem Tnrnlcr it'd ole
&ermcnoung nif)t obioIut ciumon0
lrcieu un0 nidlt crprobt qlitcu Saot
muiic2 crIoubcn. @litdIid)crpciic
bat inns 0oa uorigc [<ubr lpcnigitcn9
guten Saatmnla in ollarcid)enocr
Mcnge crntcu Iaiicu; no 0icier
Soatmais riftig Qctrodnct mo oui
hctpnbrt morocn lit, ioutc or gan,
ollgcmcin cincu lchr bobcn Yro5ent
iot acimi0bi9feit Jest ouimeiiclt.
Inter alien llmitdn0en qcbe man
obcr in 0ieicm 5riibiobre bin mo
prize ocn Soutmnis iorgidltig un0
geipiiicuboft ouf feline Scimi0big.
felt, Gem mir oilrfcn icbt obiolut
fem 6iiifo mcbr mii ms nebncu
mo miiiicn Die poiitiue @cmiBbcit
bobcn. BOB Scr Suutmoi3 mirtlid)
critfloiiiq 1T. 6erncr iolltcn mir
lcbt 0aiiir lorgcn, oob mir minoc-
items ooppcIt iopiel erittloiligcu
SootmaiS al @ono boben, oils mir
III @irflifteit %qc6roltdlell. Ocnf
tcin Mcnid, mcib, lpie bic @ittc.
ring in oen nGhlten Mofen iif &c.
~ltalteu miro, luo cs mag notbtpcn0iB
ncroeu, gr0bcrc GSlGd)en nod Elm
5meltca Nal 81 bepilun5en, nuf0cnl
lie 5nn0hit inter Der llngnHit Der
@itterumq cincn Tcblid)Iag ergo
ben. Nlc abcr fouucn mir od2, OF.
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Sic dlcmiid)cn Serauoeruuocn.

&n ciucn ioldcn @oocn eripl.
gen ulh oic n%otbntn0iqcn dcni.
idcn llmwunolungen ichr idnca.
Is mcrocn Den YiInn3en qeraOe in
Der mihtIgiteu Wur5cl5onc CT.
lohrunQaQem0B Ole pcrhdltniBnlGBiQ
0roBten Wtcngcn fcrtigcr EfInn5en.
|nahrun9 bcrcitacltcllt, uno on0urd
miro Gin tr0itiacS WndStbum Der
llrtQcn Yilon5Cn ollh mciterbin be.
items gelp0hrlciitct. &n eitf oers.rti-
gc3 Sootbcct pilnn5cn mir Den
Niol3, iobol0 marnlc2 Mcttcr cinge.
trctcn lit mo mir bcgriiuocte Nlt9.
lidt hubcn. ooB 0ic Soot roih ult5
Dem Wo0cn fommcn III lih. lutge.
tort 0urd pi0riac MitternmgSciu.
lliiiir, iducll mcitcr cntmidcln miro.
Solou2c Die Mittcrung nod ipirtlif
3mcilclbnit cridlciut, martcn mir 90.
Qcacn nod better nit Dem 0iui2.
plluu5cn.
Nhuf init oIlen 6ormcu cnlpficbIt
IS lid in 0ielcm Sabre, etmos iriiben
I|ol9 sur mogliflt iriib3citigen
neutrality-suspicious. 81 pilatSeu.
Nut nlon ocu Sanlcn cincr friiben
Sortc nldIt %oorrotbig, 10 b~eIteIle man
lidl loiort Somcn einiger mehr moro
lider WoiSiorten, Ole ollo friiber rel.
len. mo pflon3e ole obne 8er5ug
iett ans. Sorteu. bic in 80 3ogcn
nod Dem Iu3pilon5eu reifen, Der.
oicncn babel Den gor3ug. auf ie.
Der 6nrnl, no Shrpeine uno ouoercS
Eieb gebalten meroen, ~iollten menig.
items cinige IcrcS lriIbcn Ytnisforll3
IN oIeicrn Sabre angepflnn3t mcr0en.
Dan iontc Sorten nchmett, Die id)on
Gnoe Nuguit ODER Anfung Septem.
Der aornrrfolben gcbiIoet boben utlo
Damn aud idou Soruerfutter Iieiern.
Qiele Iriibreiieu Sorten ~liefern
3iuor niht 10 picl aoruerertro9. nic
ole ip1teren Sorten. ooiilr lit ober
oieie tribe aornerernte aud INT 70
m%crtbpolcr mo geruoe3u unentbebr.
lid. =
6iir Die 8ouptcrnte loIltcn mir
obcr MIR Wtaisiortcn nehmen, Die in
unicrem Iofalcn aIimo iid) ourdou5
bem1brt baben mo oIo STANDARD.
iorten" geltcn %tounen. Mir miiiicn,
mie eingnngs qciuqt mirroe, in Die.
lem Sabre obioIut iidler qebn uno
oiiricn fcin Nilifo nit u%nicrcr Moi9,
crnte ilbernehmcu. 9cSbalb heibt
c9: MIR b%crpobrtc mo Total erprobte
Sorten o%npilou5cu.
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0erRauft Retn 3u6tpte6!

baltltng u~nicrca @oll0e9 r~ltillirt mo
altf Oiele Sabre binuli3 uerfriippelt
mer0cn.
Gas Dilroc III oieicm 3SulIc INN 10
oerhdngnIBoOQer ln0 nad]haltigcr
mirfcn, oils pruftiih hellte in Der
ganjen &lIlturlueIt IN iSoIge oca orei
Sabre alten &olterfrieges cine iol-
de Enappbeit an ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
den 9tltBtbicren beIteht, ooB ms
feline Nucle mcbr often lit, ans Der
mir Die pernidteten Glehbclt0n0c
mle0er ergdn5en fonnen. @ir mil6.
ten tic dlio in n~tiiheoollcr 9lrbeit aus
unlercr cigcnen pcrtriippeltcn Nus-
tblcrholtlung allm1biig mtcOcr or.
gdn6cn.
Gine Snappbeit AMI adlt Sabre hin.
aus.
9a5u tomnlt. ooB Idon lett
and cine ME ~ongerpciene iSleiId-
mo Vtildltnoppbcit ouf Der Qdn3en
@clt beiteht, cine ocrartigc anapp-
beit, oub olti Sabre hinnua fir ole
Gr5eugniiie unlcrer omeritaniihcn
lnnomirtbid)aitlldcn Nuetbicrhal
tlng inns Elm iebr boher ltno loblen-
Der 8reis 9eiihert bIeibt. ltro Die
Ter bohc mo Iobnenoe 8reis lit c$
gcrooc, Der oirf Die 0nllcr ole Die
ienigcn entiddoigen, ia reifIid) be-
lobnen miro, oic Jest ~ourd)buIten