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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-06

or drops OF "Gets-It'' on the corn
right away. Pain and Inflammation
will disappear, the corn will begin rs
shrivel from that instant-then IL loos-
ems and falls right of.
There's no other corn--pemover in the
world that acts like "Gets-It''. No new
discovery has been made in corn-re-
movers since Gets-It" was born. Don't
forget that fact. "Gets-It'' does away
forever with the use of salves chat
irritate. bandages that make a bundle
OF your toe, plasters that half do the
work, knives and scissors that draw
blood Use "Gets-Its'-no more digging
or cutting.
"Gets-It" is sold everywhere, csc q
bottle, or sent on receipt OF price by 2.
Lawrence e Co, Chicago, Iii.
Sold in Fargo and recommended as
the worlds best corn remedy by Fargo
Drug Co. and Fout q Porterfeld.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-06


health for some
time and my
nerves were in
such a condition
that I could
scarcely do any
thing. ANY little
excitement would
almost make me
sick in bed. /
took three bottles
of Favorite Pre-
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-06
WHY WOMEN CANNOT
SLEEP.

The highly organized, finely strung
nervous system of women subjects them
to terrors of nervous apprehension
which no man can ever appreciate.
lie there be any arrangement in this
respect no remedy in the world so COM
pletely restores womanly health % the
wonderful "Fayorite Prescription" in
vented BY DIR. Pierce.
Pozar,an Mont.-"T was In NOR
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-06

Children smile when they take
FoIsyss Honey and Tar
Isl. Il tastes good.
End. Il makes them feel GOOD.
IL will turn feverish, fFefful, couch.
inc child into happily smiling one.
Because Il puts q healing, soothine
coating on feverish. inhamed, tickling
throat. Il helps 6nufies and stuffy,
wheezy hEeathine. Il at0pa couR5s
quickly and II wards of croup.
Il contains 40 opiates, does not up-
eel delicate stomach, and The last drop
IL the bottle is just - good q the Ans.
Try il.
n4.n = nne.nnnnaann.nm.n
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-06
RACING IN FRANCE.
(Rv A as0aia fad BRASS \

Paris. April 6.-Racing in France
will shortly be resumed at both Chan
tilly and Maison-Lafitte. but the races
will only be in the interests of breed
ers. There will be no betting and the
public will not be admitted.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-06
IRISH FELLOWSHIP CLUB
MEETS THURSDAY night
Those Wanting Reservations at Ban
quet Must Mail Not Later Than
Mondav

quet Must Mail Not Later Than
Monday. ...
Secretary Dignam of the Irish Fell
lowship club says: All arrangements
have been made for the banquet to be
held at the Powers hotel on Thursday
evening next; number of reserva-
tons are being received in each mail,
but all who expect to attend must
mail their reservation cards not later
than Monday, April g."
This meeting will provide the last
opportunity for those who wish to
become charter members of the club
and it is expected that there will be O
large attendance at the banquet, in
GLIDING many Of the most prominent
men and women of the community.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-06
vas in poor

scription and It not only relieved my
nervousness but improved my general
health. "-MRs. il. HARDEsTys 2s8 N.
Mont. AVG.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-06

A good many of the high schools
over the state are forming cadet units
for drill and teaching the elements
of military science.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-06
Corns Peel Right
OF With ttGets -It'

Drops, and the Corn is "Goner!o
When you've got to walk on the
sides of your shoe to get away from
those awful corn-pains, there's only
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-06

The newly elected village board Of
Maddox. met and organized. electing
f. G. Olson, president.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-06

The second son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Stone, living near Anslem, had the
misfortune to break his arm while
playing with his brother.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-06

Considerable improvements are be-
ing made to the Flannery Brothers
bakery at Edgeley.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-06

Editor Varty of Bantry, has been
elected justice of the peace and here
after he will dispense Justice as side
line to his editorial work.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-06
North Dakota
Kernels

The Velva boys club served an oys-
ter supper recently and cleared 1920
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-06

4 deal was closed at Velva. where
by Alfred Chelgren disposed of Every
body's meat market to John B. Molitor
and Theo. Thompson. The new pro-
prietors have taken charge.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-06

A high wind recently tore off a
portion of the wall of the Luverne
State bank at Luverne. Fortunately
no one was on the sidewalk at the time
of the shower of bricks.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-06

velva Journal: Judge Burr has r..
duced the amount of damages award
ed by the jury in the case of Mrs.
Johnson VS.. Hendrickson township. A
little over one acre was taken for
highway purposes and the jury award
ed damages in the amount Of $3.50.
This the Judge held to be excessive
and he cut it down to 5000, This case
has attracted considerable attention
for this part of the county.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-06

Carl Stenerson has purchased an in
terest in the garage at Portland Of j.
H. Rindy. e. F. Edberg retains his
interest, the new firm is to be known
as Edberg & Stenerson.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-06

C, T. Langridge of South Prairie,
purchased an interest in the Velva
Implement company at Valva and at
a meeting of the stockholders he was
elected president Of the company.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-06

The management of the baseball
club at Watford City will pull off a
dance on April ii for the purpose Of
raising funds for carrying on the dia-
mond war this coming summer.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-06

The contract for the erecting of the
new Office building for the Co-operat-
i've Supply Co. at Watford City was let
to Ole Haugen of Schafer. The build
ing will be two stories covering ground
space of 20x40 feet.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-06

b0ux e PoRTEaEaELDs
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-06

The BARRIERS of Grafton held a meet
ing for the purpose Of discussing mat
tiers that would put the barber bust.
ness on a more systematic basis. 1t
was agreed that shops will close at
1890 o'clock every evening with the
exception of Saturday.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-06

The Northern Telephone Co. will
make many repairs to the exchange at
Anamoose this year The poles will
be taken from Main street and cables
laid in the alleys.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-04-03
WAR NOT NEAR END

The British war office is ndulging in no optimistic conjectueS about the near ending of the war Many ot the elder StaeSent expect at least another year ot It.
 T have no patience" says Major General Maurice of the British war office with the theory that Germany IS at the end of it's fighting resources. Germany IS capable of and will put up strong fight.
 General Maurice believes that the l2OOOOOOO people of the Teutonc alliance have unsuspeced reserves ot strength and he sees no military reason why the war should not extend over another winter.
 This year however, should be decisive of certain contingencies that will have to do with the final result Germany is pnched for ood with another harvest SIX months away but it has ghtened its belt and is facing the situation with some confidence. The submarine cam pagn is expected to impose similar condition upon Eng land and upon the allied troops in France If this can be accomplished then peace may come without victory to either side.
 The decision of the war may be involved in the sue cess or failure of the submarine campaign There are still 6OOOOOO men available for the army of Germany though perhaps 300OOOO have been killed disabled dur ing the past thirty months This with ample food sup plies force for any nation to reckon with But peace without victory would not satisfy the allies, and it would leave the Balkan and Turkish questions unsettled and provocative of other in the future-(POst lntel gencer)
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-04-03
ALL TOGETHER"

Boost your city, boost your friend, Boost the lodge that you attend Boost the street on which you're dwelling, Boost the goods that you are selling. Boost the people round about you, They can get along without you, But success will quicker find them If they know that you're behind them. Boost for every forward movement, Boost for every new improvement, Boost the man for whom you labor, Boost the stranger and the neighbor. Cease to be a chronic mocker Cease to be a progress blocker If you'd make your city better. Boost it to the final letter.
 A NeWSbOv
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-04-03
HERE TOO

The Pioneer has on previous occasions felt compelled to remark m the unusual cence of local mining in reference to developments in this district. This is the more remarkable bec~n of the fact that when on the outside they may be said to be vouby garruous when n tervewed Ly newspaper men. Miners from whom not
 line of copy may be cleaned when at home often furnish stories to outside newspapers which make for the general harty when reproduced by their favorite little home weekly One guess only is allowed to the reason for lhis-C -Cditarod Pioneer)
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-04-03

Representative Alan's long experience as mealHef of the Nome school board is standing Jim in good Stea3 in his audabe fight to provide the necessary funds to con nue the schools of the territory at their present high standard of efficiency after the federal license money IS cut off by Alaska going dry on January neXt-(Cordova TimeS)
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-04-03

Now that congress is about to convene in extra seS son the busterng members should be given seat near the door so that if they again attempt to resume their od tactics an impatient public will be within easy reach of them This is time for petty or party politics. and pa tliotsm should be given full sWing-( (COrdOVa ImeSD
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-04-03

Any nation that launches ruthless campaign of mur der and piracy the high and then talks of dvne intervention" has lost its sense of humor Baltimore Sum-
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-04-03

Men are rushing to the MINERS STORE to get a claim on some of the famous lines of merchandise offered for
 your inspection
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-08-24

ion BON 2oro Nortbcliffe Ell.
nen 0reiie Tiftator mad Den Der,
Stanlen 3u enticuoen. Sejne An-
flnIt hc0cute DEN Ncglm cucr ncu
en- 9haic i'm cugliihen &erlcum-
oung9 Tclo5uq. @otte 0ie anglo.
amcrifaniife Qrciie bis oahiu Den
&crleumounq9 5eGo3ug Ieoialid)
gcgen Icutihlano uu0 ieinc &crbiin-
oetcu Qeiiibrt. 10 muroe Jest nit Ell
mem uGripe" aegen 0aa frieOiortIgc,
irIcoliehcu0c 1cutihumer t-
fuHcrthum beQ0nucu, &ou
9iorthcllife's NntIinit her 0atlrcn Die
LATHAM bcfnmteu Ycitartltcl in Der
umcrifauiihcn .N3cItprciic" acgeil
0cutime @cimnqs uH0 Euru0creJn p.
aeQcu ocutIde &criihcrmg5 @e.
icuidlaiteh geQcn Den Oeutidcll
SprahuutcrridA in oen 0iieutlldctl
Sfulen oe9 2anoc2 mo lett cmigell
g9ohcu acgcH Ole IN oeutihc r
5pradc erlheIuca0t amcrltonIidle
Erciic!
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-08-24
GortieBung foI9t.)

Croft. &nuoioat Gpie i'm
ser &culitticr ctitc Hrout porgeitellt
Gut): ga, Ole iii d1er ooA oirctt
D0Blid).
&ermittler: %A tit.' 81, 9aS
oer8eht 0pd) Wcnihitcn3 njd)t, iduI
2, ME idueQ IL liz Sucnucit tucg.
MiBprrrn9Ouis. 6ruu
t0roBe &aben,ic1Ha1crih cnp0rt
gum Md0htll: Nb>r, M}orie, Sic
boben oot bette 0si aa5cu Sobue
itott Ifild 0eGcttnl
N}d0tcn: Nu2 ma4t Nudj uihts,
Gie laufCu lie uld.
Sie teHnt tom. 5tu0ult:
&8ie iriidl mo Inaen0ljd on hcIte
pie0cr nuaUchit GGHic.
Eante: go? - @oit ou oenu Sic
Rcd)nunQ gIeih mitlc0rntt?
&lcinea N iBucrit0nn-
MIS-: M1oamc: Sic mo,cu nlio
I.uen EIy,it ucrtantiL, - melhe3
,.lc.,1 ucrona18t sic oenn oo}u?
Gicnitm0oatn: 9}er, GIN NIotlp Tt
q, Mot, Is iii Elm Elihjcr!
&mlucr i'm &cruf. 3lla.
ljarcr (culc Mtu5 Iecrcn0): SEER
l3.t Ser Glrilt, Cie crit Nag
is auveil q 3,,l olne AuicntDalt."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-08-24

IN Ntlt.pt M:rters 6erj IdIih
cine tjeie Iroasr. Or ~rsdnete i;4 in
@ebcn: &n Observation-Disclosures
U}ort Henie ji5rlj1. Rein. Sin 3ehnz
fdher Ytil.ioait 9u6 i4nl. Dem Qeutz
nont Meri>r aus },is6eim an Der
8er9itru5s, ood2 ME uno nimmcr lei
ne 3ohter CUR 6ydu. >.
% ia. Wi!on9 ro 8omponie Iino
Elm ieint5 !6du5!" mjeoerbplte Der
@ent!emdn neaen i'm rad elmer Wetz
le n1Woentlitd. n3m SoIpeter9eiddft
itedt Ge.o - ni7eu Sie.."
Der 0nosre nidie nur tribe uro
betrot nit i'm Den Bungolon. d
mar ebeu u1e3 aus Der Stride 3Hrjif.
Gojtb i1aUtte!ts ibm Die 0ono. IS
purpe ibm nieoer freI uns 6erj, Gr
ertuuoi4te IT'D fr0Qli4: pa mas
mnDen pir jeBt?"
Sie blifte t3n Gus i6ren blluen
Qlgen erltount, hejno6e permeIieno
an. Gr tunnle nun ldon o.eien
ubpe1reroen 0eljbTsuusorud bler3uz
ldnoe, penu eln 5cillauDer irgero etz
pos loQte ooer tai, lods nIt3t briti'6
mar. I'm bsutlltu AaJe tat man
bod notiiriic1 Hi1t@. Cs mar oo0
Suobat. ~5tlupier pI>im 10 gut etne
1unDe, MI Bu30Jil Ateu0ern pocr
8olfiqlo8en. Die 0anen rjidten lia
nit Jiom0n0ln0en IN Der 0duo in
5oiaaueN 5Artu3t, Die beIpen often
9erren Jinga 1uf tQte Sumner uno
leteten pa nlut, lQn0ern l6rEelen
haimIt1 WeiGQtt5brleIe, De Iun3en
Gentlemen laBtu ~rulneno b>iuduttd
DOT Dsut Tl04etn0eu N%umtnieusr. ia
leIteu it'll, DE- ganue III ben Adlten,
ooer bldttetuu Ill Sportnummern.
0rQu5e Ell l,-pIeltt mult Der He-eI
dIi De Tenlu tn,eeren otruEen =
tIbrie lln Riots. Der Ian5e 0tutlre
ldb e. faunsn0. 0ie GsO.oNqteit III
QieIen g9miltlIc9en JtGumen stiancr.s
on ali ona icyte GcQlJen p9n VI,
otrtduern.
ytebeh ION tlaPpe,tt etpo5. Go;t9
0ilolng bate enc $ld;te nit tu,ta!
tal.iertta,H pU33Hltiet cor H.. oN5
tanIit mir pelfen." la9te liz. Cl
i.5.. II an lpre r-elt2 p1r DIS mas
!t9e 3itret oe5e5 Nu5}le ulo Frul.
mas e rogittate,
rCtr Gtoji9 c,5 Si3etGni9s pon
! Ne. >, -, - =. ,>D %,., lN-tvR.r
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-08-24
scnntnr ycmia bot &crnnlniinnn

qeuommeH, lid Qtacu Den Nrouh }t
mcnosl Der oIrh ocn NrIcq einlt
rliiu lit, icocn, Der uIdlt nit ol,cu
i,bercimtImlt. luus Die ~9ic0tc.uIQ I'll.
uotbpenojq cradltet, cmen&crrother
}u u2mncH. 23lt er rihtiq ioqt, miro
oa0urh aroBc2 ltlhcil pcruriaht
@cnn cine NotIon int dricqc ittht. lit
Gjulafcit qou3 bciouoer3 QeboteH.
Is mare GIT milnicheH. onb o!eie or
mabmmg weiteitcNcber5iamQ fduoe.
81 oleier Belt iii nid)ts beiier anQe.
hradt, ais ole 29ortc oc2 bl Auau.
itinu5 sur RIdtihmur 81 uebmcn:
,$n Notbmenolgcm Ginbcit, IN
mInocr Notbmeu0iacm Grcjbeit
uno IN oIIcn GmQcn Ereuu0Iih.
SIC ltebcrieBrmQ lit guar Ct
mas lrei, ober lie entiprldt Dem
3luet.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-08-24

9piu tFuNe Die 8ertagung oes
~ Gongreiies lit mieoer
III St0f. in meite 6erne gerildt-
Sie ioatc Wtitte Pin
quit eintreten. mlr6e ieooh, ais man
Die llnmogliffeit oieies fritben Ger.
MINIS ciniab. auf Mite September
p~crid)oben mo ihIieBlid aui DEN i.
Cfto6er perlegt. Rlm ater eriheint
and oic @eeu0iguH9 Der SlBlmacn
bis gum +. Cftobcr unmahriheinIlh
mo man ipridlt bercit5 BON elmer bloB
pier bis Icfsu0hentliheu 3citpauie
3miid)en Der ieBigen mo Der nadNteu
regelmoBigeu Sciiion oe9 Gonarei
les.
Gle llriahc oieier 8er30gcrunqen
lIcgt I'M Senat. In3 Hcprdieutan.
tenbalta bat sc porlieqeu0cn arieq2.
mnBnnhmcu glatt luIo raid puiiirt.
neil 6 muBtc, oar tie INT Scnot aus.
.iihrlid) erortert mo iorQi0ltlg ermo.
gen merocn mo Dab lie ihrc cnoQiltlgc
5orm crit in Scr gemejuiomcn Con.
iercn3 betoer @0uier crboItcu muroen.
Iu5 Mnua crmortct nun 0aher 0a5
Guoe Der Herathumgeu int ScItat NM
c2 miro almGhIig mqcouI0jq neil
0iclts GH0c nldt foulmcn mill.
Che &ertaQunq ejutrcten tam, iiuG
ucd pier 0rlcQ9+9iQa non hcrOorru.
Qeu0cr Ncocutmq 3u ~erlc0Iaeu, 0Q.
ruuter orei Slnan5 &orIoacn uno eiul
HrIegs &criid)eruuqabll. Die ore
15ilun3 Niu@ iolen 5uiammen #
U|tllliorocu Collars at &|ricgafoitel
mIbrinQeu, 0opou , D}lQlQroen ourd
cine &ricQ2ltcucr, pier Wtillarocl
Die iiIr Ole AQilrtcn beItinunt inns
lm0 mini lueitcrc WHliar0en ul59tad1
trays 9cpiQiqung ia arieq3 4usqa
BEN Ger Cl0gItItige 4ldn ser Ser
tbeIlunq oieier hicleulummen ali oil
SduItcru Der amctltduilden Steiter
}abIer ioa MIN icitgelegt pcroen.
Die HoiuuQ oieicr Huiqubc lit nit
5ahlrgdeu giebenIragen uuo ,Interci
len perfniIpit, weil IS fem @cid)dft9
umternebmeu ulo tciuen @uu2balt IN
ann}en &on0c gibt, Ger pom oieiel
El0aeH nltt bccIulIllBt miIr0c. Get
0onareG lit lm NcqrIiie, 3u beitimt
men. ME plel Icocr Gjn}cluc pom Der
rtn0n3iellcn %aiten 0e9 Nricge9 81
itberuehmeu hat, CT iol rbrr Die %ai
inuqsldblqtelt Don 1lttouitrieu, Cor
p%orotioucn mo %uoipiouen crfidei
oeu mo g lit uutlirlid), 0oB er oici,
Nuiqabr nldlt obnc reifIidlc ltcbcrlt
dluaQ erlcojaeu nil. Ole ltn}ufrie
ocnhcIt, oIt ic0cr @aitcicrlnQ9pldl
crmett, mllroe lid Gle um0 Nait utl
3lt 9tube MADDEN mo Dem GonQrci
uoreiliQc2. unijberIeqtes Nuu02In nor
merieu. Qodl jpiid)cn 0lcieln llcbc
lno Dem ltcbcI ether tu0Iuicn Der
ihIeppuug DER I@eQi9lotiucn Nrbriter
nuIB ea eincu V}ittclpeg Qeben. @ir(
Der Scnnt i'm bis sum /. Gftobc,
Q~erunocu hobcn2
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-08-24
Ser Sampi
Nmerifas gcgen
Die 9Oben;Onern,

uno qc0ieQeu Sic Qirhenieituud
Der Ere2bpterjouer~ ESn alien ga
%rrationcn miro Is mie0erbolt: Ger
&alIcr bil0ct sic @,iabr fitr Die Arlt.
Hlt2 Der @cidlidte Eultihlnuos
mtro9 bcmleien, ooB Sic prcu6iiden
@onlge ans Dem Nauie @ohen}ollert
tets alli oo2 3leI lcaQeiteulrt hnbcn.
oo2 NtIbcIm H. lest errcidhar
~giuubte. Gle Mrltherridait Ser SO.
bcu3oucrn Wit 0ieIem 5hrelfac
'Qen't 'ltd1t mani lett ole 4Stlt QeQen
Nclltldlan0 mObli SIT MAIDEN. Hr0ii.
ocut Nlllon mo huHoerte non Nel.
rcrabclrern pejtld)cu ocu Natriotia-
mus Der amerifouiiden 0ilrarr ga
nit an, ais oh Nanaibul Dor DEN
Sborcn itdnoe. Sit 0ic @cIabr zines
mcitpcltcr EreuBeutbtm2 mirflid,
enc &hatlddc o0tr 0a2 4roouft ci
utr truuthnfteu 4baltuiic2 Die
Nntport 0orauf qcbcu 0ie id0ncir
23ortc. Ole Ser otutihe auiier ielblt
bet HnIoB lelnc@ Hcqierunq2iubild-
INNS am H.. ,$uul 1913 Qerc0ct hat
sd babe mir 0eu TSahuenei0 dc.
ld1poren, ais i) sur NeqicrunQ fam.
rndl Der IemaItIQrn Belt mcjnca
''roGputcr3, oar, Auo9 an mir liedt.
ole NuIunctte mo Sic Nunonen Il,
ruben bdtttrL "a aber N0ioncttc
INN &Qn0neu d. drf mo tlldltjd or.
holttn merotn miiBteu, 0auIit RtiG
NM Shtelitd)t non oliGen inns an
0'Hl HAt@bdIt u~Hltrt2 @artcn5 unC
lu1lerc% ld)oncn Nouie2 I'M ,%uncrr
nldt itortll.. ,>h babe mir Qclubt, an
Wrtuo nltllcr eriubrundeu ants sen
Wtld)Id)tc, nl9nlul9 Hdd ttlcr 0otr
9&cltbcrrldla't SIT ltrcberl Gem mas
III aus Den QroBcIt ioQcuanutrr
@tltrctde u NUporocn? @llc
ronoer Ser Wcobl, 9}opulcon /. ailt
0lc aroGcn Nclocu I'M Wlutc hobtl
lie aeldnnountcu uuo umtcriodltc N0l
ger 5trttQelailcn sic brinl erItei
Hu1enblld mIc0cr ollQcitauocu inn
mo Sic Nclhc gum Serial Qebrud,
habcn Gn@ @cltrcid1. ooS id, mi.
a%ctrallnt babe. ipQ Narim beitchen
oaB Dor ollem on9 ncu erihaiicn
Gclt'dle Hcid non allen Soften ga,
uhlolutCltc &trtruicn ais zines RI
htAtu, chrllhcll. frie0lidCl
u Il 1t b orn QtlicGeu iou. ulo raj;
lpetm man 0trciuit pttllttdlt non ci
mem o1lttidltn @tItrclt oocr non ci
ucr Nohtu3oIcrn @elthcrridoft il
Scr tNtld'tdte rcNeu ioutc. Vic MD,
ant Croberul~acu ~beQrHnoc
lem IoIl ourtl oua z tmrrt. ion
ncrn outh QtQeuitjttlt> &crtruu
CIT Ser u0dl lIt,hcu ,}illcu iurtbtil
ocn A%|dttoNtu, furi aualcoriltt. mi
Gin not'd'cr 2ldter roQt .AuGcu
hin beNrtn}t. I'M %nntrn uuby
, Qren5t
4Pit otsitm ReljtrmQ4proQrunr
ot@ 2Cutid1en Matters ucrQlcitt ma.
Gas unrtl't Wtihm0e il pitler I'M
reIler 3tltmQ2itrtibtr.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-08-24

monns:otter ooA pom GtItdften.
YA6er bob i'd osspe5en = pa. . i'd
bin ltort. i'd bin mob Qan' entz
istt. oaB man mir 10 etpas 3umutet,
Rein - 81! 81 6eirute. men id
mill. -. uno f1enn Der gle1te tommt.
Damn fros' id peOer eud nod iouft
ienunoen."
IS mar il ouh nur 10 elm Gt-
oante.." iproh ,5o9n @i'oing tleins
luut. s. fam ijh angsTats Der La
6en0en gntrijitun3 ieiner it0nen
2oGJter nm itl5It 6einl9e oer6redes
riiA ocr. Gr '6uu,e It'll 3u i6r enz
por. loie tie Oh lang uno iflant unO
.peiB I'M Wonoli8t Dor ION ituno.
Gen blonoeu Eo2f trc5i9 in p;n
Aoden 1tuorten.
nGe6 irBt Sinh" peyiests er er lei
ie. .56 m06te 9erne nod ein pHiJ
lllein isin!."
Sic tjiBte i'm gum o%rittsnmul CAB
i6m elmer gIeihmutigen 8laps auf
Die S1dlter, nl5 3eifen. oab lie
nidt me6r b0ie lei uno ben 8on3en
BorfoQ ai6t msbr emit nebme, unO
munote iih nb. Gr 6Grte lire eIas
itiin i3lenternOen S6ritte iib entz
fernen ero i'm !6uuIe oer6o1eu. Sc
rpuroe itiG. Der oIte Gitpmam fab
ltumm oo, bic ertoldene ,3igorre in
Der 9oAo. Gr iob auf oos peite
Meer bjnous. Sell lag Der Uonoz
i6eiu auf ieineu ~grompoQeH 3uaen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-08-24

1os, mas lie am meinen inter.
miierte, batte lie id7on friiber fertIg ge=
moot: tie OeitoIt Der Yi5et0nign.
Die groBt 0ome ioB maieFdtiid II
9%lluutin duf Dem Giefantenriider,
Die 0dnDe i'm SGoB, ben 8Iit ge.
r%ooeoua, tel ouf9eri6tet, i'm Yroit.
p;e cine G9ppttlooe Qerri2erin ne
ben Dem Y61rao, ibrem 8emabI.
9}un COLT Is, luh Den unO Ietn bum
tes 0eibI9e 3ulummen3uieBen, IS
mar nidt ieiG2t. uno mie dapdhIth
oiele Helben lGlteGen0sr Giefanten.
DieIe DISQUALIFICATION moiIhen Sir
itsn, ojeie pruntoollen 2ei6paden
Hnp 2~ro6anten uno Nalmen uno
1empe. e%ntitonOen, IA loepte es ietbit
nus Oieitn Standardization, for5i3en
0oI3Itijthcn psn junQen oeutiuen
Offi3ier ME cir &1pb pes gerpdlz
tigen britiifeu 0ettrei2es an uno
par i6m, troB Der 9dbnenoen @entle>
.len unp i6motcruDen Wij7e5 nm
ser, SIT ejnem 5innbiIo ieine5 Reid
unI8, ieiner SelbitiuAt. ieines 8lidS
Ter See.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-08-24
@cgcu 6rieOcn inter 4l9 bcfaunt
oncu" I~tmfta,>o, muroe, BAR
U""N" ""P"hotH" 9}nnit 9lnrrs.

Fuplk Nttlta
oft XIV. Den Uiddtcu t%Srle0en5uor.
ldiagc m|rtcrbrcitcu Wtr0c uno aud
o~lge0ctttet Dur0c. meIdlcr Nrt lie
leltn, 0a crtIarte eiu Uioun in ytclu
Dorf tic IlU82 fllr ubiolllt unaulebnt.
bar.
Ger MOrtIaut Der &oritldge mar
ojcicm Utome nod uubcfamt. Gr
muO it'd NIT Dem Mortlaute and
mobl bis hellte nod njdlt bctanut
Jcndd)t bobcn Tbcr troU0cm cr.
tlUrte cr, lie ieier uuuBer Cronuug"
NorttItl lolte ct: ~EuIpcr muf
Der 1hlco2rldtcr bcjltdlIh oe2 Gric.
gys lem.
@cr mar ojeier Manu2
ItClcr Yfann mar Nuoiou Qtnrim.
@oGlpcritau0en uidt Miram Nia-
rim, Der u%critorbcuc Grimoer oes
@huelIfcucrQeidrIBca mnO oe2 Wtu.
lhncnQeuchre9.
@uoion WiorIm lit Der Nioun. Ser
ldoU int Sabre 1880 Guuamit IA.
brlfeu mo 6abrifcn fur rauhloiea
BUILDER buute un0 icitoem Mart.
mite" mo aStdbilitc~ erfun0. Ole
'tlrflten Sprenaitoiie. oic sic @elt ie
g%etaaut bate. Damn ielnc Eatcnte
an Die Oh Gout 8ulDcraeirlidaft
TIT &lImin3ton, Gel, ucrfolitc. al,