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The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-11-22
TOday's Anniversaries

l733-Gen. Philip Schuyler, distin-
kuished soldier Of the Revolution,
born at Albany, N. Y. Died there
November IS, 1904.
1SO1-The pillory was used for the
last time in Boston.
lS1S--More than 300 buildings were
consumed by fire at Portsmouth, N.
Fl.
lS67-Jefferson Davis, late President
of the Confederate States of Amer
lea, returned to Richmond, Va.
1S7O-Thionville, France, surrender
ed to the Prussians, with $50 guns
and 1000 prisoners.
1S71-Cornerstone laid for the new
Iowa State Capitol at Des Mones.
l9O0--Sir Arthur Cullivan, cele-
brated composer, died in London.
Born there May 10. 1912,
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-11-22
TWENTY.ONE AMERICANS LOST
WHEN DESTROYER is SUNK

Washington, November 20-Twenty-
one American are believed to have
been lost whom the small United
States destroyer Chauncey sunk, fol-
lowing a collision on patrol duty in
foreign waters early Monday.
The remaining 20 officers and men
of her crew were saved. according to
first dispatches made public by Sec
rotary Baker today
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-11-22
TOday's BIRTHDAYS

Rt. Rev. w. Cabell Brown, bishop
coadjutor Of the Episcopal diocese of
Virginia, born at Lynchburg, Va, Sc
years ago today.
Melbourne Mcdowell, a celebrated
actor of the American stage, born at
Washington, N. j., SO years ago to-
dow
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-11-22

1914-Russians captured Gumbin-
men in East Prussia.
1915-French and British pressed
Turks on Gallipolis with heavy
bombardment and bomb attacks.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-11-22
One Year AGO Today In the War

ONe rear Ago Today IN the war
Archduke Francis Joseph assumed
the reins as Emperor of Austria and
King of Hungary.
Entente Allies expelled the German,
Austrian, Bulgarian and Turkish en-
voys from Athens.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-11-22

TO women war workers in Lincoln,
Neb., belongs the credit of having
originated the scheme of drying the
community vegetables in the large
evaporator.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-05-21

ing here in July. Edward Rightor,
grand exalted ruler, has written to
the committee endorsing its recon-
mendation that the parade be dis
pensed with. and saying that "all dis
plays should be avoided and the ef-
forts of those inf attendance at the
convention be centered on determ-
lining the best d and most patriotic
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-05-21
OMIT PARADE AT
:, ELK CONVENTION

Boston, May 21-The parade that
( Is usually a prominent feature of the
national convention of the Order of
Elks, will be omitted at the gather
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-05-21

e = 4 y, Z
Girl. and a man are The
idol. Of the French people.
Joan Of Arr-a mere child
IN years. ignorant, unlet-
tered but possessed of a
soul Of holy pasriotisrn-
reused a ration TO her srand-
ard Of liberty in 1879 and
won lasting freedom for
France.
The Washington herald., 1917-06-09
In the Summer Skirt
Displays

Beautiful Soft Silk Sks-whte khaki koo natural ponse.
pussy willow Baronet silk and other exquisite weaves so
and dress models each entirely different IF you prefer
the distinctive eOO rather than the white you may have such
shades as pewinke blue green turquoise and gold
$500 to S2e75.
Splendid Skirt values at $3.50 and $295-many styles
and materials showing wide ges and button from,
side effects pockets and gathered back. and woke.
finished with large pearl buttons They are made of white
rep and pique $3.50 and S295 each
Plain and fancy Pique Skirts special price, Szss each
New Linen, Gabardne and Pque Skirts special pc. S4SO
each.
Dessy White Linen. Cabardne and Cotton Bensane Skirts
with novel coOred embroderes, Sl27s and SI37s each
White Crepe de Chine Satin. EscOrtO Silk Crepe Silk and
Jersey Silk Skirts, Sl6.75 to $500.
nor-G
The Washington herald., 1917-06-09
ROLL OF HONOR.

NAVY.
John D. Bradley. "a Third street
southeast.
John D, BoIac. los Q street north
west.
MARINE CORPS.
James A. o'Brien, 3n7 Dent place
northwest.
ARMY APPLICANTS.
Aubrey @. Halstead, IA Sixteenth
Joseph Peluzxo, 30 Quincy street
northeast.
THIRD REGIMENT, D. C. N. @.
John Z. Collins. Washington, d. e.
NAVAL RESERVE.
James C. Jackson, s27 New York ave-
nue..
Florence L. Lindsey, 1225 Connecticut
avenue.
Pearl A. Davis, 4l5 A street south
east.
Eugene A. Bernhard, 315 A street
southeast.
Emma Bliss, Vienna, Va.
Fielder Smith, l747 P street.
The Washington herald., 1917-06-09
In the Display of
Elegant Coats

Goats that in richness exceed your expecatonS-sOch
garments you will the festivities.
Charming well the models made beautiful lines and
well adapted for any type Of figure. Straight. sem6Hed
beed and haf-belted. many with large collars and many
with collars of POngee, satin silk and novelty
or set-in pockets.
The variety of the fabrics suggests the extreme
elegance of the showing Glace Serge, Satin, Fae Silks.
Pongees Tafetas La Jerz. Scndlas Sans India Silks Bo-
lvias. Veour Tncodnes Cunnbuhs. Burelas, Loopnes.
Poiret Tws and Gabarne Colors know law but that of
fashion, and practically everyone represented The Innings
may harmonic contrast but the effect of exceptional
beauty. whatever mode is employed for carrying it out
Prices range from $500 to $3.50.
The Washington herald., 1917-06-09
jews ARE HOLDING
NATIONAL ELECTION
Delegates to Congress in Washing
ton Will Be Selected Tomorrow.

For the first time since the de-
struction of their second temple,
in 70 A. D.. and the consequent
loss Of political statehood. the Jews
tomorrow, in all parts of the United
States, will vote for delegates to a
national congress to be held in this
city in the coming month of Sep
tember. For nearly two years DIFF
ferent leaders and organizations
have been carrying on a strenuous
campaign for holding such a con-
gress and despite bitter opposition
the movement fiially prevailed. As
agreed upon at a preliminary confer
ence held at Philadelphia, the scope OF
the Congress Is limited to q considera-
tion of securing full rights for
Jews in all lands where they are
Disseminated against, including
civil. political and religious equal
ity and the securing and protection
Of Jewish rights in Palestine. The
congress Is also to take up the
question of reconstruction Of Jewish
communities in the different war
zones.
The Washington Jewish COM
munity is to be represented by two
delegates. At a recent convention
the following candidates were nom
mated: Judge Milton Strauss
burger, NJ. Freilicoff, A. Dan8ansky,
and B. Cohen.
The Washington herald., 1917-06-09
Cupid Bagged 2l0 Couples
Since Beginning Of Month

With an average Of better than
thirty a day for the month Of June
to date, Dan Cupid is just getting
his second wind. having been yanked
ing place by Col. W. A. Kroli. Two
hundred and ten marriage licenses
are his record. The only complaint
50 far that Cupid has. Is that Col.
Hrol Is made custodian every day Of
a bunch of two-dollar bills. which ap-
plicants for licenses seem to think are
unlucky. Not only do they pay for
the license with a two-dollar bill, but
they ask Col. Hroll to change a few
others they happen to have.
The Washington herald., 1917-06-09
When the Skin Seems Ablaze
With Itching and Burning

approaches S. S. S. for real effici-
ency. 1t has been on the market
for fifty years, during which time
it has been giving uniform salts
faction for all manner of blood
disorders. If you want prompt
and lasting relief, you can rely
upon S. S. S. For expert advice
as to the treatment of your own
individual case, write today to
Chief Medical Adviser, Swift
SPecif Co, Dept. MSS, Atlanta,
Ga-Ady.
The Washington herald., 1917-06-09
Great Reductions in
WOMEN'S SMART
SPORTS SUITS
Now $18.75, $25 and S35
Formerly priced at SIS, $3.50, $3.50 and s47.so.

Formerly priced at SIS, $3.50, $3.50 and $47.S0.
Handsome Oudoorsh fabrics smart and distinctive models
that accenuate the appearance of recreation and ounghe
open living bright and beautiful coors.
Plain or Belted Coats with large or small collars and
pockets.
Skirts with patch pockets and gathered backs belt all
around or belted back.
Materials wool jersey silk jersey. tweed homespun
and sunnibur
Colors tan blues Of tones rose green gray
mustard gold mixtures and checks.
Better suits for vacation the mountains and
shores will be found and doubt you will again have
such attractive opportunity.
street.
The Washington herald., 1917-06-09
NeW Summer
Blouse Fashions

Georgee Crepe in many different styles featuring differ
ent coo and beaded and embroidered designs aees in Val
enciennes and the heavier so fashionable together
with uck frlngs. hemtchng and heavy machine stitching
$S.75 to $500.
Crepe de Chine Blouses tucked, hemstched and filed
Styles in flesh, maize and white with lsrg. and small collars
and long sleeves $325 to S6.7s
Striped Sport Silk BIoues pretty combinations $50 to
Japanese Silk BlOusesspO styles tucked plain and poke,
effects, S2s5 to $3.50
Wash Net BOuses-the arrivals with embroidered
designs, $500 to SS.75
Lingerie BlOues trimmed with dainty sprays Of embroidery
laces tues and f and finished with large attractive collars
S2.2S to SII75.
Orsandy Bouses. cluster tucked $S7S.
handkerchief Linen BlOue tucked embroidered and plain
Styles white and colOrs, $3.50 to $S7S.
Third
The Washington herald., 1917-06-09
TELEGRAPH TIPS.

London, June S.-"Lord North
cliffe, the new head of the British
mission in the United States, will
not represent the foreign office nor
Is he charged with any diplomatic
functions whatsoever, the Chronicle
announced today.
Baltimore, Md, June s.-The first
parade of young men registered in
the selectiVe draft to be held in the
country will march through the
streets of Baltimore tomorrow aft
ernoon to boost up" the govern
ments liberty loan. Thirty thou
sand men-Baltimore's young sons
who registered Tuesday-and State
and city officials will be in line.
New York, June S.-The liberty
loan will be oyersubscribed, and II
America concentrates her strength
upon the war, II will end within
the next year, Daniel Guggenheim,
day. The duration OF the war de-
pends on the fighting spirit of the
United States" he said.
Pittsburgh. June s.-More than
s53, 900, 900 has been subscribed to
district, II was learned today. Be
cause Of the success of the cam
paign here, the allotment recently
was increased to $5s,O00,00o.
Cleveland. June s.-The very rich
and the workingman have done
their bit in the purchase Of liberty
bonds in Cleveland. The middle
class, the well-oi portion. has not.
Twenty thousand volunteer sales
men were called today to interest
this class and sell the remaining
SIC, 900, 900 of CleYeland's $4,000, 900
quota of bonds.
Philadelphia, June S.-Nearly 80
persons were more or less injured
this morning when a Lombard and
South street trollery car inbound
from Fairmount Park, got beyond
control and ran into a west bound
trolley at Market and Fortieth
streets. All the victims were wom-
en-. They were rushed immediate
| ly to the Presbyterian and Unlver-
sity Hospitals.
New York. June S.-One billion
dollars in liberty loan subscriptions
! from 100000 subscribers is the
goal toward which the New York
loan campaign is being driven to-
day. The allotment for New York
district was $500, 900, 900. 1t was
estimated today that $3.50, ,O00, 900
has been announced, while big
banking institutions have received
millions in subscriptions which are
being held until they announce
their total.
The Washington herald., 1917-06-09

London, June S.-"Lord North
cliffe, the new head of the British
mission in the United States, will
not represent the foreign office nor
Is he charged with any diplomatic
functions Whatsoever, the Chronicle
announced today.
The Washington herald., 1917-06-09
There's Just one thing to do.

There's Just one thing to do.
If your skin seems ablaze with
the fiery burning and itching of
Eczema, real and lasting relief can
only come from treatment that
goes below the surface - that
reaches down to the very source
OF the trouble. So-called skin-dis-
eases come from a disordered con-
dition of the blood, and the prop
er treatment is through the blood.
Search far and near, and YOU
cannot find a blood remedy that
The Washington herald., 1917-06-09
BEAUTIFUL SUMMER
DRESS VOUES
To Make the Most
EXQUISITE FROCKS
For Women, Misses, Girls, and Children.

Voes lead the fashion world for frocks. They
Of exquisite and texure-sheer pretty, delightfully."-
pressve of the season; the ideal fabric Coongs and patterns
satisfy every possible plain tnts and the beautifully
patterned effects
The Washington herald., 1917-06-09
TDo Special Values
in Imported Voiles
1-3 to IL less than regular prices

1-3 to IL less than regular prices
3S-nch Chiffon Lsse Wolfe, coors-whe ground with
hairlne stripes and checks of black only 2Sc yard.
40nch English VoIes-black, blue and heorope stripes
white SOC yard
Plain Colored Voles in all the fashionable ones-bucs
greens, tans, pnks. gold, ETC.
50 inches wide. ...................S .Soc yard
% inches wide ide...................3Sc .3Sc yard
38 inches wide. ...................30 Soc yard
a inches wide. .,:............1se yard
Fancy Printed Voles An array of beautiful patterns.
38inch Fashion Voiles. ...........2 .2Se yard
3Sinch Peerless Voiles. .......... .2se yard
3Sinch Reception Voies .2Se yard
36inch Bemar Voiles. ........... .2Se yard
3Sinch Dolly Madison Wolfe. .3se yard
Second arsa
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-05-18
Nus ben @tridten.

@eurp 92eumann mubte Gienstag
i'm Qoli3eigerift $3.50 Strafe be-
sablen, neil er nit ieinem Motor
cpcIe 31 itnea gefnbren mar. Gas
gIeid)e Shidiol erlitt Soiepb @dbig.
Oieie beioen limo Die eriten Motor
cpcIefabrer, Die in oieiem Sabre me-
gen llebertretung Der 8erfebrsoor-
ihriften beitrait Duroen.
9reisgerift.
@0Daro Sdraoer, Der oeS Gin.
bruds in Nuloers 8rocerielaocn an
geflagt lit, nuroe Wtittwof Niorgen
bon elmer Surp ifuloig 6%eiunoen.
Z. 8. .Sartmea, Der Bertbeloiger
Sdraoer'5 miro nm 8eniaigung Ell
ner netieu 8erban0Iung nafiufen.
Bel Dem 8erbor idgte Shra0er aus
Dap er betrunfen geDeicn lei uno lid
nid)t mebr ~erinncrn Tonne oh er i'm
Gaoen mar ooer nid)t. Ger @ebeim.
pofiBiit, Der ibn oamaIs perbdFtete,
bebouptcte, Der Ingetlagte lei Mid.
tern gelueien. WuIOer iogte aus, oab
linn nldlt5 geitoblen moroeu mare,
ooB lid ober Scenario Gingang in
Den Go0cn pcrihuiit bate.
Der Hidter perurtbeiIte Sfra0cr
3t 0rei Sabren 3ud)tbau5.
Gin an0crer Ginbreder, Der Spa-
uier 5erman 6ernonoe3, Der einae.
itanoeuermoBen in Natban Georges
Nnoeu, 500 Dtiu 5trabc. eiubrofl
uno @aaren itabl. mrtB ebeniaIa Die
ndfiten orei Sabre i'm 3utltbans per.
bringen. Ger Nienid lit erit 81 Sabre
1T. bat abcr id)on ncgen 2icbitahl
III einem @eidngniB in lltob geieiien.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-05-18
G%ternidnnpptH.

- Tie bieiiaen .Niouies" baben
ben Gintrittspreis nun aud geltei-
&ofientlid, hat oieics Die @ir-
flung oaB Die lnngen &epte Die Abeuoe
mebr 5ubauie perbrIugen uno ltf et-
mas IN Der 0auamirthid)a1t iiben.
- 3ie Soguug oes Der. Staoten
@erIhts in ga Grolic m1Iroe am Wt0n=
tag bis gum IS. Nai oerihoben.
8run0 3u Der 8erihlebung mar Dos
l%lnoermogen Rifter Sanoi5 bon
Chicago nod bier 5u fommcn, INN
ben Eorite gu fihren.
- Reoner unit blnrelBenoer 2eioen'
ihaftl: m0tGnncr Amerifns, Doiiir
Grbeiten mir ocrn ale inter Dem gan.
gen Auf9ebot unierer GrGfte?"
Shmad)e Gimme (aIs Dem Sir-
t%ergruno): lin unieren lodterr1
un0 5rauen theure & leioer fou.
len 81 fonnen."
- S5eoes CONFERENCE.-The beuIa
meiert, c5 niir0e ourh Ole &rieq5-
lteuer nit Huin be0robt. Sur Der
aoniument mus u a bolten uno
3ablen!
- Cine mioeripriidlige 3adrift.
oaB 6niier MiIhelm iih nid)t ols
im &ricge nit NnIerifa bctraften,
aber 0ennof eilcm Imecitaucr Ole
Sabine 3eigen mill. - Ndmlid) einer
amcrifaniidlen 3abnnr5te.
0eutidlc (nufboote oericnfer
Gin Sfiff mad Dem anoeren, aber
cirfa 10000 o%merifauiife mo 80.
900 britiife Griinoungen baben nod
nld)t oa5 ridtige Wiittcl entoeft, I'm
Den gefilrd)tetcn sSeino unifdolid] 81
mahen.
- V}an hat ausgcrehnet, oaB Der
aricqsfrcoit pou iieben MiQiorocr
in Silber IoIIoritiiden geniigell
milroe, ole Groflgel pierrnal 5ll
umiflingen. Seio umidlungel.
Wtiltoucr, iagt aber oaS .2ieo an
ole tYrcu0e" DER Nuiirtcn.
Cine S~rieg9itcuer, gegen sic
mir nid)t ooo geringite ein3uipenoel,
batten, lit Die, peIhe ollf aolupada
gelegt Wcroen iol. Shaoe lit MIR,
oaB bios cine hinlpige Wiaion oo-
ourd] aufgebroht meroen ioQ.
- Zen Strlmpipufti6fismus ma
rem mir gliiflih los. Sect nod Sen
@urropatriotiemls. etfpus odmpien.
mo Damn ollmGhlig miro oas Golf
nieoer sur &ernunft fommen.
Der Dor einigen SaQen ge.
Itorbenc &ungqeielle Nleronoer Tor.
bes bat elm &ermogeu bon $1,000
hlnterlaiien.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-05-18
U.s. Smith ySorm.a.Srufa" itnS
Dem Gar ertGmfer l~uertbuull.

NerfQufer non irgen0 elmer Sortt
Nutonloblle haben Den Wertb BON
Smitb Iorn-o-S rllds cntocdt.
o0as Smitb 6orm.n-Gr1td Nt-
tadrment, mebr OILS irgeno Elm an0c-
rer 6aftor, bilft Dem &%erfdltfer beim
llebcrminoen oes olten @iuoerniiicS-
Der tbeilneiie gebraudjten Gar, be-
baitptet 9r. Wtpron 8. Sapage Der
Smith Motor Sruf Corporation.
o6riiber mllBte Elm @Gnoler elmer be
ionoercn Sorte, Scr ieite Gar Dem
Gigellthilmer zines anoeren fsabrifat3
oerfaufen molte, lid nit Dem Ylan
oe5 NbIeBens Der III Saul geronimo.
men Gar abplagen. @s nlroc INNER
oiel gefeiIiht uno Der cine oocr an.
ocre muBte beim San6el mpernncioli,
de Cpfer bringen. ellie bieic Shpic.
rigfeiten liuo perif)nunoen ourh sic
Gigenifoit Der SmitbTorm-o (ruds
Ser &dltfcr brauht MIR an3roell.
ten, Der oornlsiidtlihe &0llfer m0gc
Ieine WtalhIne nah Der u1dytenS mitb
Motor Srud Seroice citation brinqell
uno lie BORT in cine eommer5ielc Gar
umrpanoeIn ~loiien. 6oit in ieocru
cin5elncn Sale limo sic aroftonlogcn
IN bieien Woidlinen imitnttoe mebr
&rart 81 cltDideln ols Ole Der ltcl,cn
6oros, iooaB iein rlngcmalocltes
6ltbrrperf nod Iange uno niltIidl oils
Grltd oienen fam ullo cbenip ltorf
begebrt iein miro pie Gin nelter lrlld.
v2urd) oicie Wetbooe mad)t ser
@tgentbilmcr elmer gebroud)tcn Gar
citen nilblihen Artifel aus cincm
bcindbe gan5lihen &erlIIt, mcnn er
I'M SranapOrtlpeicn b~cid,1ftigt lit,
nuo lpcnn er's nid)t lit, 10 bat er cine
NaIhinc, oic er idlneu uno 3l ciltem
bobcrcn 8rciie perfauicn tann ais IN
DEM Salle, meun or ieine antionuriid,c
uno abgcrulbtc Gar in cine mlbbrin.
genoe u~ntgcpanoclt hGttC."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-05-18
GrbObte Tradtraten.

Nie aus Nnoiion beriftet miro.
eriuden ale @nhngeieuifaften, mel
DIE IN 8isconiin 8eifGfte petreiben,
Die ItaatIlhe @iienbabn-Gommiiiio
Inn cine 15pro5entige Grb0hung Der
6rahtraten.
Sle e%ommliiion bat bis Jest nod
nIft befonnt gegcben, ooB oerartiae
Ipplltationen bel ibr binterleat NOR
Den limo, aber Garl 3. 95ofion, Gor-
ltBer Der 8eboroe, miro binnen fur.
ser 3ett, Die eruortet miro, cine Or
florung ooriiber obgeben. Gle 81!
ienbobn-@ eieuihdften ioaen erfIart
boben, Dap infolee Der SriegsperhGlt
nllIe uno anoerer eingetretenen Ger.
baltnliie, iiber melde tic feline aon.
troIe boben, Die gegennartigen VA
ten ungenii9en0 limo.
Dor etpa orei Ronaten bat Ole 81.
INSTRUMENTATION in ibrer @ntihei.
Dung iiber Den Sittemore.SSoll cine
Heouttion mo cine Bcrifti1ung ser
6rodltraten i'm Stoate anqcoronet
uno Die Applitotion Der 9obngeien.
lhatten iobalo mad Der gntIheiourig
I'M Iittemore Sale biloet mir Ole
offentlid]en 8eamten cine lleberro-
Idung.
IS miro o~ngenommen, oaB Die
Gommiiiion boIo elm &erb0r onicberl
miro uno Die gan5e Sradtrateufrngc
III GripGgung ge5ogen Der0en miro.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-05-18
FerioHalia.

SIREN 80. @eburtstag ~feierte
ont Zicu5taq 6ruu Wlurn Sinfcr,
703 iiioI. 6. Strabe, ufo mad ihrer
ciaenen AIt2iage ma Is Der qliids
lld)ite @eburtstag hires Sebcn9. 6rnlt
@infer bate an Dem Gage oen Neiud,
ibrer ied)3 S0bue @ilbeIm ScorQc,
Anton, Gorl mo 8bIlipp pon bier
uto Houl3 non minneapolis. 0tits
tags nobncn gemeiuiom I'M
Stoooaro &ot tIu elmer Elm uuo
MISUNDERSTANDING ctnSruppeubIlo pom
lid, MAIDEN. 4beuos oeriammeItcu
lid Die 5obne lrno ihre ,5dmlItrn int
0eim Der Wiilttcr GIT elmer bilbitlcn
@eburt9togsieier.
t7rau @crbIt bon Sparta
peiIt ntii Nciud bel ibrer lohter,
Grau ), ). Gid bicrielbIt.
- 6rutt = + q :. VI / d. lit pom
Spofone 3urijtqefchrt. Sic muroc
bon ibrcm SObne 0rn. &obnW u .
d. c mad bier begIcitet.
Nr. uno f3rou @cnrp e
buhr, 1893 Nfiiiiiiippl 5trobc. ma
hcu Die &crIobunq ibrcr 5ohter, 6rl.
Slicilc, init Nrn. Nm. &. 8ute9 pom
"a Groiie. befaunt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-05-18
,1etis!

Cine Grtr0ounQ lmIrnt Qcnndt.
mcItc non QroBttr 99ihtiQtcit illr
no9 mcnidIldc @tihIcdlt lit. Gin
Spccifitum ac0cu on2 porhcrridcnoe
llebcI lit lett (hutiudt, mo tonn
nidlt iIberihoti mcrocu. mas - fir
cine @obItbot lit. @ir perruciicn nm.
icrc 2cicr oltf Ole crituumIidc Nur fir
ole @uiten uno Grt1ItuuQcn @ruuS
Yerbu Souto. uno Tie MADDEN ttrncn
6cblcr. menn lie iih cIuc SOC oocr
500 6Iuidlc 0icies nirtlidl muQiidcr
Muitcn Stiucra mo GrtoltlnQ@ Hlt.
rircrs boIen bel Npotbcter @cpihlal.
SOB Woin Strobe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-05-18
8om Sobe abberufen.
Guowig Heimers.

>Sn Giel, Der bcriibmten @nienItaot
in Ieutifllano uno Vnit5 Der 0cut
lhcn Ilottc, 1T I'M Nlter BON 60 ISah-
rem unier irilberer Witbilrgcr mo
9ruoer BON Trdu Gina 8Gn3lger-
&iene pom bier, 2u6mig Reimer5, ms
Senieit9 hiniiber gegdngcu. Die
gtuhridlt geIangtc. 6a aIlcr oireftcr
Eoitperfebr nit 0ertifIano obqe-
ihloiien lit, allf llmnegcn iiber Sol
lono btcrber. llniere2eier fennen @rH
Heinter5 pon leinen intereiianteu
Gorreiponoen3en I'M Noroitcrn Der.
gr itarb am Is. 6ebrrar mo bin-
terIdbt Ole Satin, nee Suiic Stiut
gen bon ga Groiie, iopie 3mei God
ter. Seine oielen ga Groiirr Irclt-
De un0 Nefanntcu mcroen linn elm
ebren0eS In0eutcn bemobren.
Warf. GSn ibrcm Semi, 1904
&oonIis StrnBc. itorb anl Wittpot
6rau Anno Mnrt, BON @cburt cine
0eIgieriu. Sic puroe ~ Sabre alt.
Ter 8ottc mo iieben ainocr ilbcrIc-
ben tie. Qo3 9%egrdbniB lit moraen
&ormlttag aui Dem tatboIiihen6rieo.
boie.
G'aeefe. &n MilmuItce itorb
@eorQe G'aeefc ser friihcr in ga
Groiic mohnte. Gie 9citc miro nab
bier gebrad)t meroen uuo morqcn
Normittna BON ser ct Wtarn's Stride
ans ulIf Ocm tatboIiiden 6rieoboic be
Itattet mer0cn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-05-18
6irdlides.
Ct. Sobannes Refurmirtc STRIDE.
Ate nno Warfet Strafe.

2ln noditen Sonntag meroen oit
8ottesoienite mieoer it%uttfinocn mit
gemohnIlf).
Worgengottcaoienit nm 1920
lthr..
Sonntogs1fule I'M 9 llhr.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT lum 7:30 llbr
Sugenouerein nm I llbr.
IS lit 0otb OaB mir IN oieien Ia
gen, mo allies ihpanft in oieicm
Experimentation 8eItfompf, iif
inmnIeln un0 Iilrbittc thur oui 0aB
mir Die Ginge ia ertrugen 0it ms
begegncn iouten.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-05-18
Ssrsnisnnss=B eswsiier.

ga Grpie Shenter. - 5ohfIaiiige @nuhes
piuenoriteuungen Sam5tnas unoSonns
tags nm bob 3 llbr RadJmIttags uno
I'M hnlt S uuo q nbr Gbenos. au
ben ibrigeu Saqeu feoen Ratmittd9
unS Nben0 &nnoeIhtIcer.
Hnjeitie. - 8dnhelbiIoer ieoen Yads
mittos uno &beno.
SiiSu. - 3ehen Gn6mittag uno Ibeno
@duoelbiloer.
Gafn0. - Sepen Rddmittn1 n?o abeno
@dnoeltileer.
Star. - Seben 3a6mittn9 uuo Hbeuo
@nnoelbiloer.
She Stranb - ian Der Sndirn StrnRc1.
Seben Sountag, 2ienstag. RittUod.
Sreitng Ine Samstaa aben0 8onoels
hiloer. Snmstag uno Sonutag Sra
tlnee.
Some. (Rorbicite.) - Seoen Gag
&qnneItilber.
9rsnmIaHb.-(&oroieit .)-5eoen Tag
@arbelbiIoer.