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The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1917-05-03
INTERESTING BASEBALL CHAT
In Seda Humorous and Poetic Vein Culed from the Columns of
Our Exchanges
The Part of Sport in War

Mr. his syndicate articles
ball.
this There league 6 Baseball then undeveloped
almost unknown spo-a sport just emerging from ta cradle After
the baseball
before the 1t has
been that shadow
just what effect the situation will have All
sport the shadow. But
the
purpose place until If
baseball America with 10000 physically trained
would only take part in the of the times double pur
could be sport alike
oocn sport .De war; Inc TWO games are eny oneren One
physical development The of the other physical
ioufor the But has place the development for
for despite all the inventions and physical
and vitality still qualities which have their place Other
conditions being the nation fine physical shape
would have that much And this physically
prepared There another
history that has entries of health
ing
Chances of the American League Race Favor the West
In the which April II
October the chances that the West will at least after
of famine of championship honors That has four
while the East which have chance
for the flag make the champions of the before
the vor but this wear isn't being DONE The Red Sox mechanic
look about they did last but things will
count against them First they will encounter tougher opposition all
along Secondly.
of fire that they did last having the honors
will be inclined ovconfdenee Twas thus
They'll the their and will them
Thirdly they will be without Bill and lead
The White Sox be the best bet of the American League
capped by big Since then he
has learned his Rowland should results this
which the caber baseball
considered The Yankees made fight in 1916 and they should
show better 1917 Accidents almost the entire
hospital last Summer and the Jnx
they will be there whereabouts from bell bell There should be
the division for the ST. Louis Browns The Browns have
learned that they play good baseball and Jones them
working steadily instead spasmodcay something
The the Cleveland depends
Speakers repetition his upon the show
Pitchers Morton and Wood The failure of the club
depends what three do OF the Tgerse
the League sufficient that Hughe Jen
three the Coveek the
White Red and all the will have battle their hands
beginning the end of the The Senators have
strengthened sufficiently respectable figure the
the Athletics chances for better showing than last depend al
entirely upon what the pitchers will do.
Life animosity
Be If fate appears
have the and wisdom COOL when e
perate, degenerate"
Not much for the blessings received for the
that lie beyond-let give thanks"
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1917-05-03
PENDENNIS' CHAT


Observations Timely Interesting Topics of the Day Briefly
and Enteranngy Discussed
usually experiment disappointment.
The poets complimentary this Spring with poesy
Old Glory through London Town the of
Yankee Doodle Dandy"
There revolutionary engaged freeing
The alarms have to any
city could be aptly centralized popu-
The Spring games much n percentage
Fall games.
"A does need say very much if has the
right tone."-Gerad Stanley Lee, n
Gerald Stanley Lees book. Crowds has originality
preston which gives it a piquant personality
There is tendency the of writer's who deal with
economic affairs the majority
This phrase looks we'll print, and sometimes
quite academc-bu in America there of people, Mass
phrase which denotes bulky soidiy
that They independent people, people
are independent not be considered as a
It interesting whether ideas opinions
have influence in affairs than thoughts
hears individual opinion
told that has this kind that kind of sub
ject thinks and the There
the real value Of each of the factors which things
Russia has difficult problem confronting her statesmen.
From the Pacific
governed wisely the new republic to endure Mil
lions of people Aaic Russia
faces turned towards the political horizon hope
To successfully peo
pie, who have had previous government will
for Russia's courageous
The word Democracy usually associated with the political
affairs republics We frequently democracy mentioned in the
from empires Kingdoms
several notices print of democratic monarch 1t good
sign more wider for an old phrase or word
for the displayed for old things the
the belief OF the value of that which has stood the test of time
What you thinking abou?" a question frequently
heard and often answered conversational One usually
knows when questioned ones thought what the subject
that being thought about hut just why that idea had
attracted the mind Why thinking
about what thinking about difficult
n
The regular has the highest soldiers the
world These picked have had all the
food careful intelligent discipline.
Foreign military have held
the world. The of alert,
of sodiery and brigade regulars
rade through would that
would live for many an historical event.
In the early of the first quarter century
States the literature of that period contained deal Of
enjoyed
republic warmly keeny appreciated consequently
writer's moved by the impulse of patriotic ardo
press themselves day. being
by who much the
patriotic impulse, which
thobbing through the literary efforts presentday All
feeling Maya
fiction fairly found the
iodc dealing with themes which touch the wespngs liberty
and the contribute splendid editorials replete with
patriotic sentiment.
The literature of could be called
of the awakening people full realization of their
might for that to-day
America knows and feels and realizes just what America
Americans AMER1cA. the Dawn Maker"
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1917-05-03

Some persons their fill of hash gravy,
dngs drink coffee and smoke tobacco all
day. but who wishes compete with them what would be
gained by itp'
Some lovabe seldom visible of them dngy
and from neglect and still they there Here the
way hemby unexpected unsefsh
kindness they themselves and by
reward"
Joy in living found doing work. us in
and fits for health Plenty of good honest effort
ourselves and limitations keeps the heart
hand steady"
Millions and millions of people the world and all differ
what the because
or than can?-HEALTH CULTURE ADVERTISER
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-08-08

Donald, Hubert Emith, Mr.. Glenn, Mr..
Stanton and Mt. Strauss of Memphis,
Mr.. Henry and Mr.. Kirkman Of Nash
vile, ana others from Tennessee and
South Carolina. We then sat under
the trees and watched all of the com
panics march from the barracks to the
mess halls, SO wcr formed Il very good
idea OF how many boys were there.
and | realized that it was "a wise
mother that would know her own som
in the ranks Of SO many khaki-clad
boys.
One thing that is very noticeable is
the way the boys have Strengthened
up and the erect bearing that makes
them all look much taller. The square
shoulders and manly bearing gives a
DISTINGUISHED look to each and the
clear bright eyes prove that the life
is free from dissipation, for sleep they
must If they hold up in the rigid re-
@mc of study and work, rcqu | OF
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-08-08

reaching there at II o'clock, just be-
fore the lunch hour, and after all
drills were over with the exception Of
Il signal drill which we enjoyed, so we
were fortunate in finding all our four
boys from Cookcvillc, Mgood and Lau-
rens, South Carolina, very soon.
The barracks occupied by the men
Of the training camp are side by side
down Il long driveway, and on the out
side Of each is the number OF the COM
pany, and across the driveway from
each is the mess hall for that com
pany, where the meals arc served,
with the number also on the outside of
the building.
We walked up the long driveway,
calling for the boys we knew as We
reached each ones company. soon
we had in our possession, Edwin Lu-
cas-, Tom Lake. Sam Eppcrson. Don
aid Russell, JCrc Barnes, Will Craig
Mr.. Qumlcs Paul Soan, Leon Mac
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-08-08

inspection of barracks and men, and
all who did not have their cots made
up neatly with clean linen and strap
ped Just SO to the wall; their guns in
shining, spotless order, their own at
tire and themselves in good condition,
even to their teeth, were made to stay
III the afternoon for SO many hours as
punishment, but all of our fellows
passed the test and were able to leave
the camp OH time.
This inspection is made often and
many times without warning, and il
anyone thinks that Uncle Sam wants
the loafcr or the slouchcr in his work,
they should visit one Of his encamp-
mcnts, and they would realize that the
Stacker and the slouchcr would find no
permanent abiding place there.
some OF the men are applying for
places in the regular army, some for
the aviation corps, etc, so one by one
this training camp will soon give up
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-08-08

them in the training for oflcership.
With the physical work they have also
mad to study hard and stand examinat-
tons as If they were in school, SO it
mas been three months of very profit
able experience, if they can just be
spared the sacrifice of life.
The morale of the training camp is
one of good humor and jolly comradc-
snip and that day we could hear the
splaslinS of the shower baths as an
accompaniment Of the cheerful songs
and the whistling tunes that went up
from each barrack, for they knew that
another week Of work was over and a
Sood vacation was before them. for all
OF Chattanooga throw open their
homcs and places Of amusement for
our boys. Most Of them leave camp
at o'clock Saturday afternoon until
taps Sunday night or Monday morn
ing.
That morning there had been an
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-08-08

second training camp men will fill
their places, but they will have TO
work hard and prove up well to equal
the one that is almost over for as one
woman said, "rhe flower of Southern
manhood is at Oglethorpe, giving will
ing service to their country, happy,
hopeful and optimistic always, even in
the face of going to France" and such
optimism is only found in youth.
Clara Cox Eppcrson.
AlgOOu, Tennessee.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-08-08
To Cure a Cold In One Dav

Cough aud Headache and works off the Cold.
Druggists refund money Il it fails to cure.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-01-05

lihe ipicltc ooElit oui ole IeuRcrun1
Sunuel @omners ON. Der Dor cini-
acn Soacn 0cioat bot, bic Artcitcr
irlirocu iih nm teIn Dcier filTCjern.
Sos Dos IJtti1uocuacict oufhebe.
.tucnn ole MiIj5 opigebotcu milrbl
Sdnn mitr0c lie ullt Cen Nrhcltcrn &C.
.rtiuiome Sahe MADDEN. vIScnn
0o& uid,t 9ln3eIhtn 0robcrocn Dir
acrfticoe5 ruo", inCte Ir. Mti,i3.
.Aonn miii}tc ib mid icbr irren. gair
merocn e uoh rrlcbcn. ooB Der
Ram nit Dem @olnc gcgcn Den
nbuc @oih 81 f0npicn nat, mcrn c9
Eidjt onbrrs Miro III A@olhInntoE.
Iic Mcoe bcS 2r. @iais Qibt Ic
ncrions sim Rnd,ocnfcn NnlnE. Gr
bat ueratiicn 81 bcnlcrfcn BOB mir ST
gutter Iebt mlh nit ocn y robi5i'
tjnn5 6nnatifern nod Gill
Straubhcn GUS 3utcd,tcn hnbcn mtr.
>rn, irrhci eS obnc 9lutDergieBet
l!idt obQcber iDir0.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-01-05
Men(dli9kel.
Sine Sti;;e BON 6. @rIlnrr.

Su ben oeutiden 3urorten roor in
,oisF.1 Sabr Elm reiAerer GeIuh aIs
ionIt gu bensrten. 2tle bic M}ooe
nurren, Die Ionit Ing &(usIauo qe3du.
gen maren. batten iih oiesmal nit
ben S40nbstten be5 8aterlonoes e.
9nijgen miiIen. Giele Don i5nen
mahten odtei lie Gntoe4unQ, nie
nuu0erEerrljh unIere oeutit)e Groe
fat ijberau lit. @n flotten CGrje,n
un0 &urmohern Iebtte es in rem e!e
ganten 8urorten dlleroiu95.
Der rei4e 81nfier Gmil TeIoern
bate Die QanbIturm Uttersgten3s
uberI6ritten. ,3nerl bate er es oler
oinq5 iAper smpfunosn. oaB er gu
6auie bIeifen mubte. Cr Qea6rte
niht i'm Grit ben oterfI1hli6sn 8reis
len Der Qelemelt an, nur mdt)te e5
ihm 6reuoe, bort eine Ro0e 81 ipie
len; gerooe meil er fel61t aus gang
einfaden 8erbdltniTen itammte, tonns
te man oieIe feline Gb,pGde pohl be
9retfen unO en%tiGulbiqer.
6isr in g.. mar er gang beIon=
bers n9obn i'm Horbe." 1roB ieine-
an oea G6tGfen ldnqit ergrarten
SPARE uno ieines Itattlidsn lImfur15
bemiibten Iid Die iIn9ersn 0amen
ebenio eifrig um i'm, mie Die GItsren.
Sein 9er3 mar nift unberiibrt &C.
bIictea oon ben 8ei3en Der i60rer
Guo BON Burg.
GmiI 5eioern Qing ernitIiA NIT Der
Itii6t I'm, ii6 bem id0nsn Wdo6en
81 ertldren.
Ga geIdob etjods l~lnertpartetes.
Der 6err Suroirettor srlieB einc
0erfii9unq. nab msiGer es ben 5dble
reihsn 0ertpun0etsr, Die ii6 i'm Ga
garrett au g.. bsfunoen. unterIa9t
nuroe, eineu beitimmten, ie6r 9roBrn
Sell oss aurpart8 gu betreten.
Sofort IpoItets Ii6 bic gauge Sur
qsfenitaft in anei 9eils. NAN mar
sntriItet, emport Iber oisie Ser5loIig
teit, ia Robeit. ginioe du0sre, .iiberz
nerp0Ie" uno empfinolit)e 8dite bas
Qsqen goben benz Serru Oireftor rsHt.
uno man msrtts iogor, odb oteien
.sdrt beIoiteten" SeeIsn bic gauge Ser
fiiQgrq Su3uTdrsiben mar.
Banter ,Beloern iab in Der Ndbe
Der 4urfdpeIle, ols SrGulein ppn Burg
nit ibrer Tdnte iid ndhsrte.
Sic be9riiBte ibn iebr Iiebsnstpiir>
ei0 uno rief pdun etipd5 unbeoadt:
I'D hin frob, 6err 6eloern. oab
bi, Subtraction Elm Ginisbeu gebubt
bd!. IS mar mdnhmaI niht msbr
ausjubaItsn - INNER un0 stpig oieie
8ruppel uno 9srlpunostsn porbeilpo1s
Ten 81 iebsn. 0abei psy9in9 einem
I6ou bic Quit an Qeben -"
Grihroden belt lie pIoBIih inne.
Elm 10 tieisrnItsr Slid hattie ite aus
TeIosrns giu9en 9ttroffeu. Gr rpd,s
tete eiri9, 4~u9snbIids, bepor er ants
tportets:
~Msiu %endoiges 6rduIsin. Sic i6si,
rer gu psrssfisr. odb mir in einsr
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-01-05
Tdptli1e SaQen.

Die ,Eppape 3ei!uag~ eybdlt fol-
gen0s iH,e.e1ante Oli..eilungen: Der
&ries nag ibor eft Die uriod,e man
der pioti3sn GunOe. gu ben qI4ds
,iten 6inoeyn ge6ort aud Elm 2anbz
Iturmmann. Der bon neaiJer 8oden
Gem bieiigen Wlui.um einige febr toft>
bare Cri9inalurtun0en auf pergd<
ment ubsrnie8, tie teim erften 8lid
aI5 p0pitlt6e 9ursn ertannt puroen
uno ibres boben QIters tpe9en ipert
iino, ben groben 8uQarten singereiAt
gu neroen. Die pertpouite uno fir
einen 3enner uno Qtebba6er glei@3eitiJ
intereIanteile un.er oteien qefunoenen
8ul!en tit cine Orunoungsurtunoe os5
0i8tum8 Weonitp nit inleriertem
9yief bes &onitar3sr 9on3il5 an
ben Gr3bifdof Jotnnnes BON Gem
6erg uno 8iIAof petru8 BON 8ilna,
rro0urh bisIer CUR Saufe un0 Grid
tun9 BON 8istimern, Gir6en, SID
tern uIp. in Sumogitien ermddtiet
perOen (8onitan3, 10. Nu9uit 1416;
Mopstrotp. 2. Sftober 1417). Cine
an0eye llrfunbe Itdmmt pom pdpit
l,r9on VIII. mo enthilt 9eitimmuns
gen iiber bic Yr0pite Der Stride Meoz
uitn. Cine brittle pom 9opit Suliu8
IL. ou59eite1ts 8uIs bsltdti9t Dem 9iz
fhof Wartin opn Weonitp oas 0isIem
pom &0nig Ileranbsr bon QoIen iiber-
tragene patronats= unb Yrdientae
tionsredt fir oas 8i8tum Msonitp.
Die OriginoIe fino ouf qsrgomsnt
nit fd0ner Shrift 9emoIt uno enthal>
ten bic an rotgtlber Shnur onoez
bdnqte 9Isibuns. Sine ~ei0enbanoiJe
lInteri6rift oea Qupites 1T lei teiner
gu entoeden, mas oud CUR 6~eItfteaung
Der Gdtbeit elmer 8uQe nidt dtfoIut
potlpen0iQ 1T. "a nur sic feierli6eu
ELECTROMAGNETIC pom 9apits
unterihrieben meroen, pGbrenb cue
aroerer 8uIsn obus Numeraurter-
ldrift oes Vopites bItiben. 9e3eit
memo fir Die ruiFitsn @cybdItniFe
uno bic GinI4dBurQ berurti9 lpihtiget
biitoriI6er Dotumsnts 1T bic 2dtiahe,
Dab lie in 5iemli9 perlpabrIoItem gu.
itanbe aufgefunoeu puroen uno nit
Der 3eit gdn5Iid perlorsn qsgongsn
mdreu, oa IN eini9er foQor Sic MGuie
ibren Ippetit 81 itiuen teQornen bat
ten. ge9enpGrtig absr beFinoen Iid
idmtIi6s llrtunoen in ben berufeneu
6dnben zines feIoarauen 6iItoriters.
osiisn itiue 5rsuos unb lln.trbaltung
ts 1T, iis in fre;en Stuuoen ~iorsfdItisit
al ituoitrsn uno All entaifiern.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-01-05
Srdnnle.
Don MRna Sitter.


Gin alter Manu nit fiIberpeiBem
6aar
uno Ian9sm Bart - 10 bab' i9 bid
9ebu9t.
DIS i'd eiu t0ri6t MGoelden nod mar.
Sd matte mir in mander liebsn Nu4t
Den 6immel aus nit feineu peiten
Rdumen,
0arin an boben, punosrIi6en Blu
men
Die Sternlcin binesn; cine eoIb'ne
9radt
Gr9ldn3te rings. uno tauIeno Slid
den fingsn
Bel iebem Winbbuu9 IisbIi4 an 81
tIirsen,
uno ungs5Ghlte Gn9lein flcgen ic6t
BORT aus uno Elm auF psiAen. tpeiBen
S6rpingen. -
Was batteu Die fir Elm seIeguet Sc.
benz
Den gan5en Gag 70 burd ben 9immel
fdpeben
llnb Sternlein pfliiden uno Die id0z
men Oieisn
0ss Simmeireifs nit goib'nen 8dnnz
den 9ieben. -
Old, bsr-lid) mars, aIein oapon gu
trdumeni
Nu8 i'd fIo9 fin unb arti9 bin uno
Der
llno oadte, Dab - per5eib mir Soft
Die Sinoe -
SD Elm bsionhers blbf5es Gnglsin
fpdr,
9as oeinem 6er5sn gang, gang nube
itinee.
9u ndbmit ung 8Ieinen absnbs auf
ben SdoB,
Gr3d6lteit uns Die berrIititeu Ges
ihidtden -
9ieI f6onsy, als bic GrbsnmenI6en
biften -
limb oeine tugen Ieudteten 70 eroB
Vie Sornen auf, uno beine 9Gnoe
beGien
Inns Iiebepou, bis mir, bs5 2uuihens
milo,
In osinem 9sr3en uns 5vr 8ube leg.
ten.
Sn5 2sben I'm ib ISngit binaus &C.
ifritIen.
0ein l;sbss Bib 1T 863erno mir ent
glitten.
Die GngIeie f,ogen oGt, aGe fort,
0od manhnal feb iD rcd i'm tiefen
Sruume
Die Stsrnlein bIiBen both am Sim
mel3adame
lln0 bore oeiner 2ie6e 9aterport.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-01-05
Ses UOruebme -Satenfino.

Sn elmer Der gr0Bten St1bts c,r
9tOrmanOie butts Elm jungss Ndbten
Iuf ser So9nbci iution nit sirigen
6rsunoinntn gspstlet, o4B lie Die
orei srItsn SoiOntsn, bic dntommen
pirosn, gu lhren ipe3ieIen ShIB.
lin9sn eripG6Ien polle. Der erie mar
Elm Roger. Der 5rpeits elm itnttlitsr
9inou, Der brittle Elm gang iuuasr
Cffi5ter. Der ii6 foeleid MT slner
8ruppe bon Stabsofii3lersn un.srs
biett. rNclen Sls mem Yatent,nO
merosn2" frnate i'm ous lunge WIos
ten. ySa, germ" antportsts ser
lunae UianH, o4n5 3u 50gsru 9.eth
%oornuf puroe er ieooh nntosntIit
unb Iebte oerrirrt 6iu3h: .9as
9eiBt, 5uOor muB i4 Sbnsr ooa
suobl iagen, bnE if Der prin: Don
WaIes 6in."..
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-01-05

Sic Nrtmort 9eutidllanSs AMI Bic
SGmei5tr Note hat i~oIgCnhen Mort
;nlt:
Tic foiicrlid'c ReBierung bat bon
Ser 5botinte 2enntriG ncnommcM.
>ob Hr ihpei3criide @nn6esroth IN
RcrioIo clncs WcirunGSurlatouihe5
riit 6cnt Froii3en1ru Ger Ger Stnu.
len ctcrfuIIs bereit 1T. an her Scit2
ser Gc,. Stootcu tI0tig 81 leip. uaI
inter ON frieNfithrcn6en 9tntloner
uire Ncgiton6iqund htrbcicufubrcu
rrr eircn oorcruocu Gricocn g. r
innncn.
Ser in @ohrheit bumnnc @cii:
rcr Sic Shtittc oe@ idnpci3criidl0
9um0c2ru;hea b2iaeIt. fiuoct b.; scr
tniigrIit2n Rc0lcruna nolr Nn,rfen.
In"q mo @ndndtung."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-01-05
s. nridlrhen rod 3cidlcn nnS

92lmorr! Observation-Disclosures @urlt-
ion bat 'ifl nit 9rofem Noh1rutc
Tofilr ali31ciprod'tn, 0o3 bel Der Gr-
ncnmmn non Noitmciigern po!itiihe
GintIij'ic fortou gang lllsQcihlnIlcH
unH eln3ig mn dl,ein mlhre RcrHlen-
tie. GaAiQfcitcn. gifer. NfIltlttrcl,
II. i. ~ non neutrality-suspicious. -
HcHtlng lem iolIen. 81 b%efilrmortct
ror cI!cE ouh. 4oIrme'itcr nicnercc
&Ioiic, mcnn lie Die n0tbi0en 4Iri'fur.
gen hc'tnnocn llo Tire bisberiGe
5tCQruQ 5nr 3ufricocnbcit ~olt30eiilQt
tH1bcn. in Sic h3hercn Sloiien oltsil.
icn SIT %Ia'ic,t. ohio ho5@ci3rocrunQ9-
'ritclL Gie g tci Seer mo Eiottt,
i'm Gonii'arAjeu1t etc. beitcht ms ilh
tcaG9rt bot nuh IN &oItncportcmcHt
CtnItf}trrr.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-01-05
GcntihIano arbeitct iTr Den Iric

zen aud, m ieinen @ricQarcritcr
IIGitcy. (nudhpctc ron nod MD.
AoQunclcHcm llmfnn0 INIT cincn'
Aftlon3rcoiu@. Der Die Ion0itca
:Snhrtra Qcitottct mo cine Nrmi
k4inn. DC elmer icldcu olricbu!id)er
Gra5cr ujd,t nohiteht. liH0 IN
@m, 2icic Eouhldiife mcrocn s.
seIioc 0cid,iibc f~iltrcr mo imiton.
&C icir. ncu 8ompi NIT oriEGyGr
fcinhIldnr Gobr5cuncu mli}mcb,
men. ionlc fcinoIid,c M0icn 5lt b..
id,Ir5n. &tlmS nidt cn0cr2 lem
fonr. i~il)rcrt nuh 'cIdle Nittel sua;
Srirocn. ,Sobu NuG Miro iiar nit
hcr 2eir norllber hcIcbrcn Ioi5clt. NM
iiber3.,p1 EN- acutidcS (uudhnot
fflueacr els elm 0utN!N boberg 9jn.
Innotcn * t0nntcn'
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-01-05
SpGu Ricrpout 9rnroon, sc,

,SrPnne G1nlonhs u1o Gona0oS. iod
untcr Sem @o'binntoncr Rorirnr,u
nopCr ctnn2 Qclitten hobrn. 9(ui
iclrc Rc'ien iduitten arpei @unoca.
Gcnotorer mo amci HoIiuctt3mit-
eli ser 9. al. M0rl nnoficr qirt c3
'hctnt's uiht BLOT in gFonitrcct. ion
ncrn mth in @uihinoton.
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&0nigin Wlorie Don Rumdnien.
bic cine 3eibe Der epiiden Werten Der
faBt Sat. Ii; unter S;e 6itmoiAter ge-
gangen. 0ie 9onjoin bat Elm Slim
ipiel perfa6t, oeiIen Stoff Dem rumGe
niIden Goltslebeu eutnommen lit, oas
iia in pielen 9i.oern ipiegeIn Iou.
Die 6anOlun9 idiioert Die 2iebe zines
urnen iun9en W}anne8, Ger in idb3or-
ni1es QufDaQung ota rsi6en Werbet
erid)ldgt unb oisie Got nit i6mersr
3panq5arteit biiBen muB. 0as N}dbs
den itirbt i'm &lcTer. RumdniIhs
9oIt5feite, oas 8autrnlebsn unn bic
3pan9sarbeit in sen SaIsbsrerertsn
lperoen I'M Rabmsn oieisr 6anbtuna
eriheinen.
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Ger SUM- rtner6eru
1T in Sapnn elmer Der beItbefoloeten
Doll allen, on Don Den Guuf9Grtz
nern gang beIrnoere 6erti9teiten. 5.
9. i'm 3uItuben Unr StriuAern uno
86umen gu meniten> uno tierdhnz
lifhon Eormer perlonlt ipiro.