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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-06-06

FOR RE\T5One furnished bedroom in the
Stegman building; facing south. Telephone
NO. l49. II
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-06-06

SAI.ESMEN-For fast selling auto tire aces
sorry; pocket sample. ideal side line. liberal
terms, high priced tires causing tremendous de
mand. Write the Speciality Sales Company
Little Rock. Ark.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-06-06

SALES manager wanted. something new. bus
mess necessity. retils - e. 500. enormous
profits, no competition. exclusive territory.
Tree samples. Sayers Company, 43l Vain
wright. II. Louis. No.
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WANTED-Experienced statesmen To sell oul
fancy fruit temperance drinks ina small coun
try towns. liberal commission contract. will
$40 weekly drawing account. J. =. Handel, sale.
manager, 100 Houser building. ~. Louis. Mo.
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IA BARGAI\-2i3 acres q miles from tow
100 acres cultivation. Groom house: par
cash. quick sale. j. w. Smell. Flatonio. Tex
rs.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-06-06

SMALL farm, 40 acres: good improvements
= miles ~ town: tn miles north of Houston
one hall in cultivation: price $3.50 per acre
J. q. Rivers. Humble. Texas.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-06-06

without children tn work in camp: woman a.
c,ok for two men. man for common labor. Box
i!r;. San Antnnin.
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MALE AND FEMALE.

NANTED-Tw" girls. laundrrss and cook.
Mrs. Wcicz"rck. Fort Brown. Quarters
NJ. =. t6-i-itl
The Detroit times., 1917-11-20

1sWi&o/s


cannot tell YOU. little booN how
glad was thst Margie Waverly.
was soon COINS back - my quiet
homo and I made up mNN-.ntnd as j
entered the restaurant that AZ soon
"a possible after I returned home
wunld ull my time FUN or Some Kind
of work. Thar would interest ms that
would not live the almless exist
cncc 4 saw about nae.
pear Molue-life even with her
poor IIftIe blind baby seemed % IN e
preferable 10 tho hectic existence
had been told about in the play and
the ones ny mag nation seemed "a
and about nae. was not happy Ht-
Ito hook. and I had thought Z was
going 90 be SO happy
What are YOU going % have 20
sat asked jim. apparently trying
o. interrupt my s0rdid thoug ht-
which I know must have shown in
nay face. Wa we're seated near the
u wonder II can have bread and
mlilS
Jim looked at me IN wonder and
then burst into peal or laughtef.
Msrgie WRverly. you are tho md
81 the limit. Just think ~ coming
into the lobster palace % ChlcaEo
and ordering bread and milk Ny
dear. tho walter viii fall dead.
let US try him. 7 0onxed a. the
ldea grew IN my brain.
Are YOU sure ycn want ncfhlng
more than that nothing 20 drink
You know Jim. never drink III
quor. 10 that - what You are or7riug
ne Az not want anything % eat
but bread and milk. You can make "
The Detroit times., 1917-11-20

Teas n the storm country ESQ
CHASER company oTerinE fnc
Adams this week rcrtrAya tile llfe
x squatters ard ignorant fishermen
living on the banks ~ Cas- aga -t-
New York
Fav -ourtsuev has TIE role - Ters
Tess r. brnt ~ 'n mis- urreHrra
corn unity growing intg
child % the forest and lake. without
education she comes n 1nfa
with Frederick Graves. q Young MIN
lister and son - wealthy land own.
or and later with t+ sister Tenia.
Ben ietts. roscher. riaFs game
warden engaged 60 uarrv Tnofn AM
Tess father : falsely sent ~ prisou
For the crime Later hahr born f-
Teoia and Tess assuming fhe r4rteu
II shame mothers the child and
claims - "a her owr fu THE emo
everything is explained SAT- efactor .
ir little mountain mission eefan-
iished by Frederick Graves and fh.
pathway 81 paved for Tesss raarria
% him. follow uE arGuIttai and lfarf
alton ~ he- father
Ms conrteney scans - Ike
role this week and ca rries % tH
With success Her rough u0Nrfr
rarh. together with Few
words and mountain slang DIRE"
much laughter from the audience
Vaughan GIaser AS Frederic.
Graves Is the ardent lnetrurtor awe
lover - Tees As a minister ar
forsakez a fash enable par sh ln Nev
York and RETURNS - tho rourta rerra
VIII Corhett again has tte raternal
role. this tfnre az Elias Graves faith
Or ~ Frederick IFS ~allolsad heart
eoftened IN the fna. scene
Tn part ~ a witch was well taken
bv Constance Kenyon, Who advised
Tess - her fathers liberation
As ths broken hearted darEhter 20
"0ld Man Graves. PeRgt Bruce aef-
ed trying roie with discretion
Tfnn Burroughs contributed Eprf
The Detroit times., 1917-11-20

Mrs Frederick Allen and company
in $50 Shall ye Reap" dramatic
piayiet in three episodes. present the
leading attraction on The BIZ that
opened Monday i'm the Miles tEeatsr
While the vehicle is q biz elderly the
lines are cieverly written and com
menda bly, rendered
The plot has 90 do with the etcr-
nal trianE le--the husband. VIE and
friend having for its frAle the
ignominous exit of the friend.
ushered into the cold world az the
muzzle az the husband revolver
Mueller and Meyers singers -
merit and epinners - humorous tales.
crowd the headlines Tor the erst
position. Their voices are harm on
iou~ and sweet and their efforts were
warmly received.
Alfretto. ReEo and Stoprr have a
novelty bump -huup acc thar is
different They have succeeded IL
departing from the usual antics ~
pautnmine clowns without destroy
iug the effect ~ their number
Thru the Isocklpg Giia rs the
label cf an act presented by Adele
Sturtevant, Delight Howell and Ber-
tha Martin The resefab iance ~ the
characters iS remarkable when thew
perform as one person moving about
before two huge mirrors
Honors on this weeks bill Cor
dancing 50 20 Janis and West pair
Of agile young men who also sins
and do a little patter The Fioren-
tine Trio render few classical Noca1
and "a womsn--have excellent voices
Edna Goodrich In "A daughter c'
Maryland features the motion ric-
ture program
The Detroit times., 1917-11-20

There 81 50 much az real clever
ness and the SORT ~ thing that takes
bra ins as Wei ss talent 20 produce.
on the Temple hHl this week. that u
becomes tickiish sob 81 name the
toplirsr
Helen Tr'v and her sister Josephine
have musical act that ia worth
while a. every turn Miss rrix
writes her own songs then she PLAYS
and sings them. and does % ali With
IN easy rleverneSs that places her ln
a niche by herself Moreover she ia
= good looking girl who wears hand
some clothes. Sister Josephine IL a
Mary Plckford sort Or a sweet Young
thing. who rs simply adorable in
looks manner. frocks and songs The
two made all kinds NJ q hit
Handsome Malets Ponconi. dressed
stunningly too. plays the Violin wIth
more than ordinary skill and eNec-
tiyeness. Harry simpson at the piano
is large part ~ the success ~ this
Offering with his fine accompanf-
meuts
servias Leroy. Mercedes Talma and
Francisco Bosco, a trio Or European
illusiorlsts do some exceedingly
smart tricks causing laughter a. &C
company wonderment and going
thru their act AZ a rapid pace. Many
The Detroit times., 1917-11-20
Iowa Woman Is
Station Master

These are war times and Ames,
Iowa, is now accustomed 20 a wo-
man station master
She is Mrs Julia A. fauEhlin and
the Chicago & North Western RI.
mas put her N fllll charge of their
station in the agricultural college
town
Mrs fauFhlin sells tickets. gets
tho mail and baggage ready. keeps
an eye out FOR undesirable loiterers.
and attends 70 the many matters
that arise in the conduct of a rail
way stations business Mrs laugh
lin was not wholly ignorant concern
ing the railroad game. her late hus-
band having been Chicago &
North Western Rs conductor FOR 30
wears and she has always been IN.
tensely interested in railway opera
tl0ns AZ the same time she admits
thar the appointment came 20 her
as a great surprise
The Detroit times., 1917-11-20

with a voice frat appeare to le me-
sweet and true aF ever. Fritti s her.
the we'll known priw1 d,nnn
peared IN the Regent Monday offer
Ing rcprrirlfr ~ what is ra
the popular style The former
Metropolitan oppfa company stair
sang Golden Love Land whi.h -,
written BY her orchestra lea+tr
mighty LAX Rose. and "a ufdfrv
OF others Including Dry THY Tears
"frciand songs ~ Arahy auI 'My
Arabian Ma &c." Ia Response 50 pn-
thueiostic applause she gave one en-
core. the KISS Ne Again" song which
ehe introduced and made 60 popular
in rMiic Modiste
Master Paul. boy vloiiaist. does
wonders with his little canary. billed
as tho N site bird" Paul plays and
the canary sings ia perfect unison
calls OF other feathered nlers ~ the
open
The Four Harmony Kings created
something Of a sensation with their
limitations 81 "a cuiliope and a Hawai-
Ian ukelele, siuEinE also iot ~
southern airs. smart pattfr and
aome clevef songs and dances are
provided hy REGAL and Mack in their
rkit. The Book shop" Force and
Williams uTer "a Skin shy High with
Ey." roof Eardcu cabaret sklt n
repta bly, rendered hy the female
member ~ She team and the show
closea with the Carei Eugene troupe
who do "a lot ~ wonderful athletic
feate
This weeks picture L. Emily stew.
ems Ia "oufW tied offered before and
after the vaudeville
The Detroit times., 1917-11-20


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The Detroit times., 1917-11-20

half and half"
sounds Ike Chnds doesn't IT.
chpckied Jim as he callfd the walter.
Little book. sometimes ] wish you
had eyes That walters face as he
took my order was a sight for gods
and men. Jim tried 60 even things
mp by ordering "A club sandwich and a
highbaN but We could see that IN
spite or ms low cut gown and Won
derful emerHlds and Jim Is irrcproach-
able evening clothes We had lost
caste.
when the waiter brought tbs or
der he had pitcher ~ milk anf ono
~ cream. a taN glass and plate or
bread and butter. WAS almost
rrald he would turn MS unf u..t.4
demanded q bowl and dessert spoon.
Hut he dld bring them.
II think. Margie." said Ism. he was
more shocked az your bread and milk
order than he would have been had
You lighted cignret. and set no
would have thought nothing ~ servr
ing you wine % rcocktais until YOU
would have had % have assistance
60 set out 81 tho room"
What hypoerltes We are. little
book
was glad OF al the russ made
over the bread and milk. for u made
The Detroit times., 1917-11-20

All the crook plays with . punch
that have gone before rolled lhL"
one. and you have "Cheatine ~
era IN the Detroit opera house TINS
we.,r Not that Max Marcln. d !.
author. can be accused OF iFck 1l
nriglnAiify for, az matter OF J11
ffre he can be cOniuendeu iDt NA.4t
Tnt ABSORPTION interest cunningly spr.
,nt,ea and a series ~ ciimaNes that
leave Inc spectator more pli<A geo 90.
before. n is merely that All thH ntnt
ideas ia all the other crook plays e.o
in the four acts ~ ucallhb
.Fae albeit n a new uisguise
There Is q lot az FUN in THIS iaeio-
drama farce ard plenty or laughter
and The audience 81 kept az nc tD
notch 81 expectation from Hfst
I.at curtain The uueNpTe ted ia ~
ways upDermost aud the eKplana ION
he onl0okrr has hEurcd our ISM tle
rfwht SOLUTION az an. ana ~ - one
lively guess tfrnoHi we play.
There are two gangs of ttooNs
eaeh pOzing na w aitny suburhanltr
and each unknown 90 the otner.
sparkling jewe in red lcntner cases
IN auantifies enough to stock seN, ~
fhoney Jewel emporlums are NashtY
about. one gang succeeds in roun Z
80 other ~ loot that didn't belong
~ n anyway The chief hgufe le
srirf The supposed hraluy little dl-
rector ~ one raus whc, az VIC lhst
curtain. turns 9ut 60 ne aa.tes .''n. y
awenry she traps the whole uunc
~ gem burglar and on penaiiy ~
~ending them tower the road" for
the sO-year@ limit, plans 90 put them
All ~ worN al detecting ana de-
riaes 10 marry the young fellow VIC
directed the pilferiuR Jobs ~ the
opposition gang
Excellent acting on the part of every
member OF a. cast cf 3, actual lS
makes the whole thing plausible rs
we'll a. entcrtainiue tathleen Ncs'
hit. the clever iittle Irish girl, who
MAS once with Lady Gregory lrisf
Players. doing the zeal .hlEhhf0N
stuff plays Nan Carey. alias kutF
Brockton 80 deNghttully and VIII
such sound technique and Skill ina
she a. one 81 tAc welcome surprise'
N the season simply as an eNponen
~ good acting.
Individual excellen,e and esprit d
corps made the WorN wholly affrira
bic OF Anne Sutherland. ln.re'
Harris. GYPSY Obrien, James Mar
lowe. Edonard Durand. Martin !. Al
SOP. Frank Monroe. Edward Y lhs
Arthur Barry. J ~ HolieNy Fletche
Harvey ana John Sharkey
ELLA MAE HAW TliokNb
The Detroit times., 1917-11-20
THEATERS

in France" and the characters sre
two French children "a German cap
tain and lis sergeant and guard
The children are accused M nflnk
Information carriers ard spies and a
man OF the district l~ found secreteQ
in The girfs Shoe THE apparent
heartlcaness ~ the brother To cone
demninr his sister 20 death and the
escape ~ the pair Bon "a srn&s tioua4
manner together with ee patflotr
utterancrs ~ the two french char
Acters. makes tho drama stand ingfE.
I'm Towuhama ls the Japau"~e
oprrctta with Kathleen Neal. Jack O.
Claire and al stern featured The
latter two have new brand ~
comedy while Miss Nea roseesses a.
attractive voice and personal lty
There ls llttia plat q the piece bat
it r. we'll staged and -7st4wed and
tho musical mum hers are tunefui
Peggy Brooks. once wien Licgfelfs
Midnight Frolic supplies a gyc -
az happy song numbers and Maurice
Wood staged a "Oue Girl Revue in
which she Initiates Emma IrentinL
GAby Delsys, Mary Garden. Harry
Lauder and Eva TanEuny Gordon
and Gordon open the snow with lot
Of acrobatics and Leonard and Ward
prefer talking skit Father and
SON that has many laughs
Billie burke "a Arms and The GIL
is the picture feature
The Detroit times., 1917-11-20
nnI.IIr,l n

For an All around cnteftainins bHl
the proRfam ln the Dfphenni this
week u 20 be commended There is
Jnnnnete opcretta. q ouc-acf play
let several singers and dancers and
On aorchatfc turn that is out - the
&ftinary.
From the standpoint ~ fimeiluess
Ara Interest "rhildren ~ France.
.fi<t's one-act drama offered hy CONE
>.<ry 81 I've players attracts The
moot attention II ls STAGED ~
barn near the battle line "scmsv b~rs
The Detroit times., 1917-11-20
Society

Mrs Robert z. Speer. OF New
Yora president or the national y.
". 4 A.. who is 90 speak Tuesday
evening, ~ the home ot Miss Julia
Russel. 80. $50 Jefferson.ave.. on
the war work program NJ the ma.
tioua. association. during her stay
In tse city Will be the guest of Mrs.
Henry ID Sheldon. Crosse Polnte.
81
Mrs Senetta Sergeant Haskell
vii give q reading OF Justin Huntly
NcCarthy's play If I We're Kins.
Thar day evening in The y " g..
A. AUDITORIUM. opening the mem
hershlp star course for the season.
The recital Is free 10 association
members
8
Cen and Mrs Charles Austin
Coolidge celebrated their golden
wedding anniversary Monday with
an Informal gathering OF their I'M
mediate family connections inelud-
ins SIR. and Mrs A W Lawrence
and Mrs Henry Hoppin, New York
Mr. and Mrs Edv ard b. Coolidge
and Charles Austin Coolidge. third,
of Chicago Mr. and Mrs. ), Il. Coo.
udre and three children, OF Cleve
land. Mr. AID Mrs Rufus Clark
and Mr. and Mrs Harry Leonard. Of
pe.roi, General and Mrs. Coolidge
were married In Tallahassee. Fla
The wly-organi1ed Social Work.
ers club q Detroit will hold q good
fellowship supper and meeting. Fri
day. Nov %. az s o'clock, In -
PaMs cathedral house Dr. p
Frank Garland director OF public
welfare. DAYTON. O.. viii give an al
7 address on Public welfare depart
ments In the new city charter" The
meeting is open 90 all interested in
social work TIE newly elected or.
acers and executive board 81 the
I club are President Hon Henry ;
Hubert yicepresidents Blanche
4 Hart. Thomas Dolan, secretary
I George r. Bedinger treasurer, Ora
Harnish executive board, Ellen
7 Blake. Sidney Book. Frank Cody
chester Culver. Lystra Gretter. Ele
anore Hatzel. A. n Jameson. Col
r. kimhsU. VIM Norton. The
Rev Harry & Robinson. Grace Ross,
the Rev Eugene r shipper Henry
e. stevens. T. y Epson Forester
p Washington standing commit
tees program w J. Norton TO
I ccpUon. Eloanore Hutzel member
ship campaign. Grace Ross room
and supper. the Rev. Harry 81 Rod
inson
The Detroit times., 1917-11-20
GARRICh

Whenever a musical comedy makes
an unusually largo Gr~t night audi
ence happy for an entire eN.nins
with understudies IN tho three Lead
ing female roles, u must be admit tea
that Az Is a pretty far musical come
dy. IL would he something Ike n
Tom" show with Uncle Tom, Little
Eva and simon LeGrcc out of the
lineup. leaving the heavy work up 10
the bloodhound and icw cakes on
ice In the raging river
That's what npsft 'tenaTN cottage
at It's initial production IN the Car
rick. Monday night. when II opened
n weeks run However. so smoothly
was the piece reeled oT that u is
doubtful N many IN The house knew
that two ~ the most talented song
birds in the entire cast Were absent
and that this meant shifting of the
company bringing TWO chorus girls
into the parts of principals and tax
ing another out 81 her regular part.
Mae Bronte who has the leading
female role, remained in her hotel
With a severe cold. and Lillian board
man. who usually appears as Mrs.
Hugg. an exceptionally difficult role,
was detained In Chicago by illness
Grace Ellsworth. who usually plays
part while Barbara Guillan and Elsie
Gordon deserted the horns 20 assume
the characters OF Mrs. Hugg and her
daughter. Pauline. Both ~ the alb
sentees will be on hand Tuesday
evening, however.
DESPITE the handicap the comedy
soon caught up and made good It
has been tastefuliy staged and the
company has a large and hard work
ing personnel II il only a pity that
a couple OF dams" and q heir or
two could not have had understudics
To your by no means squeafnlah or
prudish critic these words are coarse
IL not vulgar and should be invoked
only IN case ~ necessity. When en-
pioyed as camounage for humoT
they don't appear 10 quite measure
up 20 the requirements.
There were many tuneful and en-
Pertaining musical numbers. but the
one that caught the public ear most
cnectually was 7 Never knew rms
Bit kept recurring at intervals DUR
Ing the evening and az the end had
this audience going out hummlng cr
whistiinE H. "fts Always Orange
Day In California was another Sue
cess. during the singing 81 which the
company and the audience engaged IN
q mock orange battle while Follow
the Cook with q kitchen stove ac-
compartment. went big
Herbert corthen the chief come
dian. gave good account % himself.
as the cornwall citizen just recover
ing from a celebration which had
lasted for six weeks Tho part ~
his AmRzouian wife, the role which
belongs 10 Mae Bronte. was handled
xpiendidly by Grace Ellsworth The
part. with the exception Of the cos
tune, fitted this truly clever woman
splendldly. Charles RugEleH the
Bean Brummel Of the occasion who
made the hearts 81 all the falr sex
IN the stage beat faster in the char
acter 81 jerry Sumwerneid has
whimsical way 81 putting hts humor
over. hut N Invariably gets there
pair OF Frgotu Lhuputians ~ the
lnlps % The ineDriated mans fanciful
imagination. performed some aston
fkhingly clever feats ~ tumbiing and
balancing Others who eonftfhefe
much TO the pleasant time are VIII
Ham Naughton. James Duun Doro-
thy webb. dainty little soubrette
Helen Higgins. Jack Holden and VIZ
Einia Tatares not 60 speak 80 au
ambitious and graceful chorus
The Detroit times., 1917-11-20

The National Play Congress
meets in annual session today az
Milwaukee.
The Detroit times., 1917-11-20

The a1ZZLedzX1~@ undertake % eX-
tend this plan to the public making IN
ouiries for you Of your relatives and
friends.
We all know how perplexed We become In
the Christmas season 20 know what 20 give.
our friends and relatives are par 20 the same
mental and physical efforts. and after Christ
mas we all find alas that many guesses have
proved wrong or maybe many duplicate gifts
are received
wouldn't it be fine IL there were
The Detroit times., 1917-11-20
Little Christmas Fairy

that would give ne the Information we desire,
and yet keep our secret from those we wish
20 remember
This ia just what the Healy Gt, Bureau IN
dertakes 20 do The method Is simple. This
il all enc needs 20 do
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-02-23

orbneiere uno oauernbere 3uItdnoe
pIaB griffsn. Wit benz gnn5en mol
oauiiden curriculum iieI 9ebdrobien
i'm 16. S~abrbunoert an bic 3iirtei
uno bIisb iilamitiIh bis 1912. III
peI6sm Sabre es Der 8utoreIter 5ries
be RubIono 3uiprnd. Seit 1854 nirb
Die prooin3 nod ben ollgeusinen
0runbiGben Der ruiitiden 8oupernes
mentsperpaltung regiert.
Die 8epoItsrung 8eBorabienS treibt
pornisgeno Nderbau uno Bieh3uht.
Die bauptId6Ii6lten Qanpesprooutte
Iinb Mais uno Wein. oaneben Weis
gen, 9erits. 9irie. 9onf. 5Iods uno
psridieOene Gentle. Mud 3abatbuu
FebIt nitt. Nubsrpem pirb bort
Sal5, Solpster, Wormor uno &aIt
a%etponnen. Dus Qono lit ouberors
oentIi4 reid an Gito, 8eiIiigeI uno
6iiden. Snouitrie gibbs, nit Nus
nabme Don 8er6sreien uno Shndpss
brennereitn nur nenig. StGote uno
0orier bieis QouoeS 5eugen ourhs
meg bon drmIihen 8erbdltniTen uno
baben Iih aus ibrem trooitioneleu
SdmuB nod niht srboben. aiihis
netp ielber, Die 9auptitaot NIT etipa
10000 Ginpobuern, iiebt nidt Dtel
anoers aus nIs ipie Elm grobes Dorf
aus Qebms uno S6ilfbduiern. aus
benen, pie in often iiioruifiIhen
Stdbtsn, cine ln3nbI pDn aIr6en
o1er &orfeiiionen %berau8rn9t. aiihi'
mem mar einItmoIs Der Shauplnb
sntfsblitsr Suoenmebelsisn. Die
StaOt 5smoit, gang i'm Siioen an
Der rumdntiden @ren3e, ma friiRer
cine pi6ti9e IurtenfeItung, oi. ITO
bon ben RuIsn erobsrt unc ipdter
BON Sutuarotp 3erit0rt puroe. Seita
Dem ibre goqperte 9eidleiit limb. Bat
Iih Ssmoil gu eiuem 6onOeIsploB
enttpidelt. Die Stapt Qttsrmon am
Gimou e. b. GiuBmiinoun9)erbebt iih
iiber Der Gtdtte Der oIteu mileIiidsn
Solonle I1ros. Die 1toot mar mob
renb bst 80lterponDerung pom Orb
booen peridnunoen, puroe oann ober
pom nen 8enueien urter Dem Qamen
Wouro gnitro pieoer ouf9e6uut uno
1484 BON ben Jiirten erobert. Weits
bin Ii6t6or ii6srro9t oos Shtob Der
genueF'ttn 80Qts bic idmuBitarrsns
ben 8oTien beg Crts8, 6ortiFitatos
rid pittig iino Gbotin bart an Der
butotpirii6sn @rsn3e uro 8enosrp,
boS in brsitsm goqsr BON Dnjsitr
umflofsn pirc, sbsnfons cine olts
1urtenfsits, BIZ burd ibre mdhtig.
Burg nod lsbboft on oits, bnBerfiuts
RGmpfe demohnt
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-02-23

gerinslts 9arantie, Die i'd perIangen
mub, 5suor id Sbneu mein W3itteI
asise. @eben Sic mir eiren Gbed duf
bic Summe, uno id brin9e Sbnen in
elmer baIbeu Stunoe bic Grfinoung
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