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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-18
FAN SELECTS STARS
IN CONNER IAL;; you
MAY HAVE YOUR SAY

Honolulu. r H. July II. 1917.
Sporting Editor Star-B Bulletin.
Sir: Ny choice for the alIstars Of
t Commercial League are the fol.
!. kan Yen lservice First).
catcher.
:. Johnny Wiiliams tschuman).
). Lai sin (coombs), first base.
& @. Haneberg (Star-Bulletin) /.
second base.
s F. Tyau lstarBulletin). third
base.
6. You Bun (Coombs). short stop.
z. Fun Luke (Coombs). right Held.
8 I'm Sue (Spalding1. center field.
3. Yen Chin (Schuman) left field.
Yours truly.
A FAN. !
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-18
COAST LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
AT OAKLAND Salt Lake S. oakland
Al Portland Portland 5. vernon
I I'll innings.l
At Los Angeles SAN Francisco, NO
game; San Francisco travelling.
GAMES TODAY
Salt Lake q Oakland.
Vernon n Portland.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-18
MAJOR LEAGUE RESUL rs
YESTERDAY
NATIONAL LEAGUE

At Boeton-B Boston 10, Pittsburg s..
{ At New York New York s. Chi
cago l.
Al Philadelphia Cincinnati 8, PIN.
adelphia +
At brooklyn Brooklyn ., st. Louis
4 ~
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1917-02-02
DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS AT
THE GEM NEXT MONDAY

Douglas Fairbanks will be seen
at the Gem Theatre next Monday
February 5tn, in comedy drama
Manhattan Madness. This is a
picture that will please everybody
as it combines adventure, comedy
and society in a way that will keep
you interested from start to finish
Mr.. Fairbanks is regarded as one
of the best comedians in the films
and ne is ably supported in this
great picture. You will certainly
nave an hour of fun if you go to
the. Gem next Monday.
Another picture that will be A
delight, will be one that Mr.. March
man has just booked for the near
future. 1t is called when Damon
Fell for Pythlas" and every K. P.
should see it. Watch for the date
on this one.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1917-02-02
MR.. BASWELL FAVORS
THE MILITARY CAMP
To the Marietta Journal.

To the Marietta Journal.
Let me say concerning the army
post at Kennesaw Mountain that
have been a soldier myself and
the soldiers nave to practice target
shooting. The mountain would do
to shoot against to stop the bullets
besides the quality of the location.
With what has already Deen said
in favor of the location it is free
from typhoid and from mosquitoes
and insects that would annoy any
one in hot weather. With a cool
breeze coming over the mountain
in hot weather and good weather
the year around, there is no better
place to be found in Georgia. 1t
will please the soldier and patriotic
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1917-02-02
TOTAL
SECTIONS REPORT.

To the Honorable Mayor and
Council of the City of Marietta.
Gentlemen:
l make the following report for
the month of December, 1916:
lnterments, resident, white 4
lnterments, resident, colored l
lnterments, Nonresident, white 4
TOTAL y
l hold Clerks receipt for $500
collected for work during the
month:
Respectfully submitted
S. NJ. BRUCE, Sexton.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1917-02-02
BRUMBY FURNITURE COMPANY
PURCHASE AUTOMOBILE HEARsE

The Brumby Furniture Company
has just purchased a motor hearse
for their undertaking department
and they expect to follow this up
with complete motor equipment
for funerals.
Mr.. Charles X Boyle, who has
charge of this department of the
Brumby Company has been receiv-
ing organizations of his friends
on the progressive spirit shown by
his company and the nearse has at
tracted considerable attention on
the streets.
A picture of this fine machine,
which is a II cylinder H. A. L. that
will go most anywhere in spite of
the mud, is shown in the advertise
ment of this company in this pa
per.
1t is said that this is the first
CT of it's kind to be purch ased by
any undertaken between Atlanta
and Chattanooga and Mr.. Boyle will
be able to take in quite a large
territory with this machine. To
get from one place to another quick
ly it will be great adjunct to their
business, as it is quite frequent that
two funerals in widely separated
communities must be held close to-
gether and the old horse-drawn
hearse is too slow.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1917-02-02
MRS. E. L. PARROT TO
RETURN TO CALHOUN

The people of Marietta regret to
lose the family of Mr. r. L. Par
rott whose sad death occurred last
week in Calhoun.
Mrs. PARROT and her daughter
Nydia will return to Calhoun to
make their home.
Mr.. Howard, of S. c., a brother Of
Mrs. PARROT, spent several days
here last week winding up his sis
ters affairs.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1917-02-02
REPORT OF CITY
OFFICIALS FOR DECEMBER

To the Honorable Mayor and
Council of the City of Marietta.
l submit the following report for
the month of December, 1916:
RECEIPTS
Bal. on hand last report $5,059.19
Received from Clerk 5,770.41
Received from Marshal 310.50
TOTAL $11, 120.1O
DISBURSEMENTS
Paid vouchers from NO,
352 to No. 1856 inclusive
amounting to $2,492.35
Balance on hand S,627.75
TOTAL $11,120.10
Respectfully submitted,
b. V. GREER, City Treas.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1917-02-02

The ease, quickness, and conven-
fence of filling and cleaning the
Croker Self-Filling Fountain Pen
leaves nothing to be desired ex-
cept provision for carrying in all po-
sition. We have not failed in this
important feature. 1t is secured by
our lnk-Tite cap (which prevents
sweating or leaking, so the Crock
er Pen may be carried with safety
in a lady's handbag or a gentle
mans lower vest pocket. For sale
by Norton Hardware Co.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1917-02-02
DEATH OF MRS. HYDE.

Mrs. William Hyde died at her
nome on Roselane after a serious
surgical operation Wednesday af-
ternoon. Her funeral will be in
Roselane Church Friday morning
and the interment in the City ceme-
terry.
beside her husband she leaves
four married daughters and four
young sons.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1917-02-02
COTTON DROPS S25
A BALE ON THE
WAR SCARE

The New York Cotton Market
dropped over five hundred points
Thursday on the announcement of
Germany's new submarine policy.
This was que to the fact that it
would prevent shipment Of cotton
to England and France and cut
ting off about third of the mar
ket
This is equivalent to a drop of
$500 a bale.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1917-02-02
"PATRIA" WITH MRS. VERNON
CASTLE WILL BE AT STRAND.

The new Strand Theatre will be
ready to open about the 10 or 18th
of February. Mr.. Marchman has
booked the great serial "Patria"
which features Mrs. Vernon Castle
to be shown every Saturday at the
Strand.
He has also decided to install a
new $4,000 pipe organ in the thea
ire which will add greatly to its
attractiveness. Watch for the OPP
ening date.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-20

fore the evening when Dlcky had in
,roduced him tn me Mr. Gordon. HIM
sell. AT that time had spoken OF see
ing INC before. and OF his efforts TO
ind out who | wa, but evidently
Dickw had taken it for granted that !
had hen IN ignorance OF those efforts.
N the first opportunity ! meant to tell
D,cky the truth. hut | hated TO have !,
revealed 10 him by chance word when
Wc were IN tho presence OF uthcrS'
But | need not have feared lllllan'S
discretion. Her expressive face showed
no trace oi knowledge, only interest
ard curiosity
u certainly remember your yarns
about him. Harry Whether | have ever
seen him OF not iS a question which |
am debating IN my mind now she
said lightly Il think Harry's dramatic
soul yearncd TO kidnap the gentleman
and put him IN a playlet, melancholy
smile wa,chiul waiting and all
"Id like to kidrap his maruma v
Harry Underwood chimed IN ierycntly,
Wonder II | wen, to him and yolun-
,ccrcd TO be sort OF assistant QueSter
he would loosen mp with some OF his
kali"
He stopped looked at me qui,,ically
ior second and then struck the table
blow with his list that made the
glasses dance
u have 1t" he said "l'll bet ,ou.rc
th, object oi hl, quest Now YOU really
ought to lc, me m ON this. Mrs Gra-
ham. | could take you by the hand,
lead YOU to the old hoy and
say. Here is the lit heircsS
ui the fortune YOU stole from her an
rtuor,. and ior whom your remorSe-
iu' soul has been looking 10 these
many ycarsr Then when he turned
over III, dough to you, little yours truly
would get his share
That's ono certainty, that you'd get
yours" D,rky retor,cd, laughing, and
then he added ,housh,iully "Nou sure
would have thought Madec was the
lady oi his search the other night il
YOU had seen him keel over when she
told him her maiden name thought
he was in q regular 'woon hu, he
rallied. and passed the incident OF hy
saving he was subject TO spells oi faint.
ncV"
What's that" Lillian asked shatp.
", and saw her manner change in an
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-20
REVELATIONS
QRWlFE
Has Lillian Really Solved
the ptoblcm2
6V Hdele GorriSoO

DlCkN looked a bin ,hccpishy a.
| me when Harry Underwood told
him to 20 ON with his story oi the
mysterious millionaire who admired
NC
you see. Madgc," he explained,
Harry knows this elderly admirer ot
YOURS, | am sure, and | was telling HIM
the story to see ii he could guess the
mans name from my description OF
hum
The explanation was feeble enough
! guessed that the real reason ior
Dlcky'S rcha,hng OF the mc,den, to
Underwood was the vague uncaSluc>,
he ielt concerning the meaning OF Rob
crt Gordon'S strange interest in me
How ridiculous YOU are. D,cky"
said lmpaticnlly, for tins discussion OF
me with Harry Underwood ANNOYED
me extremely. AS u Mr. Gordon eve.
had any though, hut a kindly memory
ol my mother in his asking to be in
uodurcd 10 me
who said he had rc,ortcl Dicky
with a Shrcwd, quick look al me Ms
checks flushed as | realized the tar,
admission | had made. and then HARRY
Underwood Joined the conversation
Robert Gordon, chl' he said tri.
umphantly, but when he saw the cha
grin IN my eNppat having inadvettcnt.
N gwen him the name with which
Dlrky was tantalitug HIM, he added
Soo,hngly Don't YOU care. Mrs era
ham. would have gucS ,cd i, IN anoth
er minute There is only ono man ur
Broadway who answers the description
Dloky was giving and tha, - Rohet'
Gordon The QueSter "
The Quc'teri' | repeated wonder
luglN
That's what Broadway has duhhe,
him You must remember the chap
mean, Ill The fellow | told YOU abou
who's always haunting the Gates an,
sits alone As " he were watching io'
somebody
What Harry Said.
remembered Dicky'S vivid desctip
ton of the man watching, alway0
watching even as ! turned appre
hensively to Lillian She had bee
with me on the day when the mys,efi
ouS MIR Gordon had first seen me a
the Hotel Sydenham. aud mellmsicall
followed me until he had found on, m
name and home had not told Dick
ot this espionage. had even managed Il
give him the impression that | ha,
never seen the mysterious stranger be
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-20
French PEOPLE
Indifferent TO
CABINET CHANGE
Premier RibOt Breaks Speed
Records in Formation

PARIS March 1n-Tbc ministerial
,..t. ..l,l,,.,d f.,
Crisis was eo','''''.N ">,' ''S''"'|
other events that there mas bc'n HU''
comment IN the new cabinet 1t wa,
urI founded and considered ADEQUATE
fo, IN. ,.k bn nrohably never he
,o,c did , onl,.,,al even, of such INN
nor,anrc leave ,hc nubll, ,a indifferent
Alcyapdre R,bot in setting mp the
canine, in ,orty.c,ph, hours is under
stood IN have beaten All ,pccd record,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-20
Merely Mary Ann

lzracl /angwill', pathetic story OF the
little London slaycv Merely Mar,
Ann" with its serio-comlc touches and
It's varied characters which 20 TO make
up story with the human interest
touch loses nothing in its presentation
by the Overholser PLAYER, although a
lew rough edge, need polishing up.
The story Of Mary Ann. who. IN her
drudvcry IN South London lodging
house, is still able To hear the birds
IN fathers garden and see the beaut,
OF the moon above the smoke of Lon
don streets. m her simple wav dividing
the ldolatry OF her innocent heart be.
tween the poor struggling Young COM
poser. Lanclot, and her canary, who
comes into a iortunc-against her will
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-20
PEOPLE FAVOR
FEWER SCHOOLS
Answers to >QueStionaire Ask
Veto Of Appropriations,

Replies so far received from the gov
crnor's QUESTIONABLE as TO the policy
to pursue ON aboliuag of small eduoa
tloual in,Jitutlont indicate the gov
crnor', position IN yctolng appropria
ton, for the district agricultural school
at Helena aud the university prcpara-
tory school at ToukdWa !, meeting with
popular approval
Art Walkcr private secretary to the
golcruor stated TIN, morning that
more letter, had been received at the
executive offices on this question than
ON any other proposition during the
Williams administration The rcplic,
include letters from many newspapers
and large taxpayers indorsing the gov
crnor% position, and suggesting in some
instances that the veto be .arpicd to
appropriations, for other schools which
can be done away with.
Cut out the small expensive 4pStltu-
tlons and concentrate on the uphulldiug
NJ a few OF the larger ones. arc the
sentiments expressed in most of the let.
tcrs.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-20

iustan, from idle curiosity To- alert at
tcntlon Tell me wha, happened
Lillian Is Mysterious"
She listened attentive, absorbed as
Dicky described in detail Mr.. Gordon ,
emotion when IN answer TO his Quc'-
tlonlng had told him my maiden
name and hi, declaration after further
qucStloning that he had found the
daughter oi his dearcS, friends. that
my mother was the best friend he had
ever had and that my father had been
hiS other sell"
In one ~ our long confidential talks
al the house in Marvin. while Grace
Draper lay lowering between HE and
death IN llllian's apartment had told
Lillian OF the Lie tragedy OF the little
mother | had ldolzcd and Of the father
! had never known, the father who had
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-20

run away with my mothers best friend
when was years old. and had ucvcr
been heard oi since knew that she
must read the riddle OF Mr Gordon'S
interest in INC as | had lie must
have loved my beautiful mother hope.
le',ly The iudelnablc, aversion with
which he surrounded r., mention Of
my fathers name showed how he re
'entcd hi, dcscr,lon ol my mother.
Hut llllanN manner PUZZLED me By
adrolt questioning she secured every bit
OF information Dicky could give
her about Mr. Gordons appearance.
conversation and action, upon the
nigh, he had taken his after dinner
coffee with Us Then she piled her
husband with questions about the ro-
mantle history oi the man.
"Ohl zinc the questions, Lii" Harry
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-20
DEsPoNpEnI WOMEN

constantly recurring suffering gives
women THE blues Comparatively
few women realize ,ha, dependency,
together with barkachc. headache. and
,ha, dragging down" feeling indicate
some detansemen, ot the feminine OF.
gans. for which Lydia +. pinkham,
Vegetable Compound is remedy
II u said that this famous, old roo,
and herb remedy has hcen the means
ol restoring more women To health and
consequent happiness than any other
remedy IN the world
Don't wait until your lie /, wrecked
hy neglect aud suffering Give the
Compound a trial-Ady,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-20
New Agreement
Being Adapted to
Train Schedules

NEW YORK. March n Much hard
work remains ior the railroad manag
e., and the brotherhood leaders as q
result OF Yesterday, agreement put
ting into effect an eight hour day a,
from January l. The task OF applying
the new working agreement to the time
schedule, ot the railroad, in the coun-
try va, taken mp today by commit
tee About Sn separate wage con-
tract, must hc sgncd on the new basis
IL 3, to be decided, too, i'm what man
nor the back wage, due the men from
the tlrst II the year will be computed.
u IS estimated the cmployc, will re-
,clyc between $l2006OO0 and SIS
eco NUO
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-20

Depend upon 1t. the average man /,
above the average II you doub, It AK
him
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-20
100000 Corns
Lifted Right OIL !
Try 2 Drops Of Magic "Gets-It." "

There's u wonderful difference between
getting rli uf 4 corn now aud tho W.,
they used To try 10 get rid of n only
four or five wears ago "Gcfs-lt' has rev.
olutiuulzyl corn history It's the only
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-20

Underwood said irritably at last
What are YOU trying to do, solve the
mystery all by Yourself"
u think | have solved it, Lillian
returned quietly, but shall not tell
even Madgc abou, it until / am very
sure am right"
(CopyrlghtO
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-20
BeTwyn House Burns.

BERWNN, Okla, March 20 OSpc
cial)-lhc home Of Mr and Mr., AZ.
thur Hu,chiu, burned Everything va,
complctcl destroyed here The house
waS not insured Mr. and MIR, Ilw,hru
will stay with friends and relative, I'm
Ill another house j, built.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-20

NItkN looked a bin ,hccpishly a.
me when Harry Underwood told
him to 90 ON with his story oi the
Nstcriou, millionaire who admired
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-20
"See, just 2 prop. ~ 'Geu-It.' Now
Tomorrow ~, just Peel That Corn
Right on - aud It's Gonel"

corn remedy today that acts on the now
principle, no, only Of shriNclins up tho
corn, hut ~ loOsculng the corn off-so
loose that YOU can M n right OF with
Tho corn ~ doomed sure us sunrise 80
pain or trouble or soreness You do
away once nnd for nl with oc.huudlng
hnuduges tou-cuilnE snlyrS and lrrr.
spouslhc what uots Try ii-gct suf.
ptisud and lose a corn
Gets It. In sold ever, where. gic \
bottle pr sent on receipt " price hy T.
Lawrence A Co Chicago, m
Sold In oklahoma Ilty and recommend. &.
ed as tho worlds best corn remedy by
NestfHll Drug Co. Adv.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-12-14
Stimmreht uuo Rrobibition

True translation filed with the
Postmaster of La Crosse, Wis. on
December IA, 1917, as required by
the act of October 6. 1917.
@aibington. If. Ies.
Gerfoiiltnqs &menoemcnts fir
sSroueiiitimnlreht un6 4robibitior
I'M 9an5en 2anoe plroen am 9iens
tog pom SSiiIti5ousihuB i'm 3eprGien
tantenbols eingereid)t. 9ie Grobibi
tionsreiolution lit bereits bofff Senat
onaenommen fporocn ltno beoarf mr.
nod Der 8eItGtiglmg ieiten5 oes 6au
les, Inn oen ein3elncn StGaten unter
brcitet GIT fper0eu, oogegen ntuB iiber
Die iSrauenitinmrefts 9teiolutior
nod IN beioen Sdltiern obgeItinmt
Deroen.
Ger 2Suiti3ausifuB bot bei6e Ne
ioIutioncn oahin omcnoirt, oaB tic
erIcoigt limo, foQs Die Staoten iir
niht binueu iiebcn GobreR rotiii4i
rem begin berfpcrfen. Ios gsrohibi
tions Imen6cment fpiiroe Elm ,5ohr
nod Der Ratifi3irrng in qroit ire
ten.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-12-14
Die Proclamation.
g4nihinntnl1. u Trs


. Sn Der beltc ocrofIcntIidtCn Gro
.tlamotion. Die Den &ricga3uitau0
5piiheu GeIterrGih' 'llngorn lln0 ocn
&ereinigten Stootelt perfiin0et, ct
flort 8roiioent @ilion, oob nur &C..
iGbrlihe. oitcrreihiid uuqoriid,t
&eihSlrntertbonen internirt pcroeu
iouen uno 0oB Ole meiiten Der 9c.
ihranfllngen, Ole iid) auf Die 9el1t
iden be3ieben, ouf GeIterrehcr feinc
Inpen0ung finocn ncroen.
Sbne porber eine beion0cre Gr
loltbnlB erlpirft 5u baben, oilricn
0citcrreider me0cr nnh Den Ncrcl
nigten Stoaten fommen, nod Die
3ereinigten Stooten perIaIien. (5n
nerboIb 0es &anoes iino ober ibrcr
@epegungsireibeit feine 9eihrQn.
fllngen auferle9t 9ie Eoli3ei miro
Tie nid)t na6 Dem fir Die Gcutiher
gutgebeiBenen glan regiltriren uno
tic mcroen in pieIen Sperr5onen, 0ie
Den Geiltihen peridIoiien limo, mob
nen uno arbelten oiiricn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-12-14
Sisberigc 8eluciic.

rGieIe llntertbonen GcIterrcid lin
garns baben bereit3 ibrc &opoIitQt
oieicm SonOe ge9cniiber crmieien
oltrh ibre pfIihteifrige 2lrbeit III in.
orlltricIlen 9ctrieben, ourd Die SrQu-
nliirllng bon 9tefrlltirlngs Mus.
ibitIien mo 0urh ocn Qicnlt in un
icrer Nrmee. IS iollen 0abcr Qcgcn
lpdrtig Der @on0lungsfreibeit ser In
tertbonen SeIterreih llngorn5 feine
GcIdrdnfrngcn ouferlcgt mcrocn.
Sic iiro niht Den 9eidronflu.
gen Scr friiberen Yroflalnntioncn I'M.
tcrlporien, Die lid ouf Die feinoliden
oclttld]en Stoatsongchorigen beso.
gen. Sic oilrien in ocn pcrbotencn
3ouen orbeitcn un0 mobncu lrnO
obnc @eloitigltng rciien. 9dlr oieie
nigen, Die mlopal uno gcidbrlidl
iln0, ieten lid i6rcr &crboitlua
GlI5
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-12-14
,QlOgo 8eoraes @eiabr. -"

True translation filed with the
Postmaster of La Crosse, Wis. on
December IA, 1917, as required by
the act of october 6. 1917.
2on0on, II. Se;.
Ser 2onooner .0oilp GrpreB
ipridt in oIergrobter Sdrift bon
,2lopb @eorges @efnbr". Gns
@Iott inet, Ole Stcaung oes Niiniiter-
prditoenten iei angeiidts ocr 5uncb
mcnoeu Stdrfe ieiner 8egncr im In
terbau5 oes 9orlomentS gei1hroct,,
Gas 8lott roth cinen idilcuuilcn
Npell OIL oos Golf; es for0ert ser
9tiniiterprdiioenten ouf, ieinc 8ciobr
5eitig 5u erfenuen berpor5utreter
mo Ole 0foIlen geqen Ole BncifiItcr
mo tlntolt9lldlen 81 fiihren. Gns
@lott iprift slt 3uoerid1t aus, ool
e5 iiegen uno ein entIdcioenocs
Monoot erbolten ipilr6e, ooS ibn auf
longe 3eit ilnbeitrittene Wnht ii6crn
ipiir0e.
GSn oieien 3ltiomntcnbonqe lit BE-
merfer5perth, oob ooS Corn 8lott
9oIt ln6 6ie rooifoGe 9oiIn Moil
&lop0 George lebte ISOLDE ouldBlih
oes 1Sohrestoqes ieineS 9(nttsontrittcs
ols Wtini'terprdii0ent beftig unqrifien
lno erfldrten er hobe oo5 &ertrulen
oeS GoIfes eingcbiiBt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-12-14

@oihiugton, If. 0c5.
Go5 miIitdriIdc Gomitc 0eS &c
mats bcId}loB beltc. cine alqcnlcinc
llntcriudulng Ser 5h0tigtcit oc5
&ricgaocportrmentS, sic cS in ser
@cruoffmmq uno 9luSriiItunq ser
(ruppcn entlpidelt bat, on3llItcllen.
1cnotor Gber1non BON 9tortb Guro
Ina miro beute eiue NcioIntion elm
briHgeil, Die pom Gcpartemcnt ,<nfor
NATION pcrlongt itber onqcblihc S{lo
gen ans 9totionol ,9lrmeclnQcrn in,
Siiocn, bob Cffi5iere sic @emeilrcr
IN offcntlihcn QofoIen, mic Nan0nl
9dn9cn Der &otel8 mo in @nqrGu
men, ipeglucricno behonoclu gicicr
Shritt miro ouf 8eronloIIuna cincr
9ln5obl 2cute aus ocm Sii0en, sic
Sohne III 0cn betrefienocu Camps
bobcn, ltntcrnOnllnen.
9Iuf 9(ntroq 0c@~ ScnatorS Qo6or
mnr0c hc1tc pom Scnot bic llntcr
Iudrn9 Der llrioden ser Gnopph"it
oil 3ltder lt'to Sohlen ourd Elm Sc
ltntSconlitc nnqcoronct, oolnit Csc
lcbe }ur &crbciirr1mq Der 2ogc en-
pfohIcu lper6cn t0nnen.
Bonn Observation-Disclosures
@opper porgebrofte 4clhul0iQunacn
ooB ciliQc lmchrlihe @roI} rn6
&l2iuhonolcr, iomic 9}obrl1ndamittcl
n1oflcr i'll ncrbred)criihcr @eiic az
Ser 9tobrun99nlittclfnopphrit lmN
ocn ltciaen0cn Ereiicn IhuIo irirn
mltrocn bclltc bon scr @uu0c@hou
Dissemination untrriuht Nictor
V}uroof miro bie llntcrilttitng lei
ten Die NIT ollcr Gncrgic mo ole,
Der Gon1ntiiiion 'rr GprfiiQlno
'tcbcnoe 'ioft 6urhgefiibrt merocr
miro.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-12-14
2eiden iiberfibrt.
Q}efn Nnrf. Ii Tpl

'S S"N'f = 80
Die Seidcn BON picrhllnoert
Gbinien, Die i'm &ouie Der leeten
0rei3ehn Sabre in Der d,ineiiiden Sic.
ierpation 0es GpprcB 6ia 1rieohoi5
in HroofIpn q y, beigeiebt nor6cn
rDaren, peroen iebt ausgegrnben,
um mad Citoiien geionot gu peroen.
Seds 8eieqidoiten dineiiiher reIiqi.
oier, patriotiiher uno briioerihoitIi.
der 8erbdnoe tragen Die Soften.