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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-04-09


An Act 10 amend Section one hundred
seven OF Chapter flfty-two OF the Re-
vised Statutes, relating to loans by
loan and building associations.
Section one hundred seven of chapter
fifty-two Of the Revised Statutes is
hereby amerded by inserting after the
word banks In the fifteenth line there
OF. the words, or with the approval of
the bank commissioner may be loaned In
whole or In part to other loan or build
ing associations In this state. so that
said section as amended shall read as
follows:
Section 1U7 The board Of directors
shall see to the proper investment of tire
funds OF the association. as provided In
this section. After due allowance for all
necessary and proper expenses and for
the withdrawal OF shares. the moneys OF
the association sshall be loaned TO the
members at a rate of monthly premium
10 be fixed by the directors. which shall
In no case exceed forty cents share.
Any member may, upon giving security
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-04-09

CHAPTER 81.
An Act TO amend Section one hundred
seventeen Of Chapter sixteen of the Re
vised statutes. relating to the emplov
ment or agents for schools in unorgan
ICED townships.
section ]. Section one hundred seven
Teen or chapter sixteen of the Revised
out the words two thousand two hun,
dred II, the ninth line thereof and sinh.
shutting in place thereof the words
three thousand SO that said section
when amended shall read as follows:
section III The State superintendent
OF pubic schools may appoint agents for
the several townships in which schools
shall be established under section one
hundred and fifteen. who shall. under the
direction of the State SUPERINTENDENT
ehumerate the pupils, assess and collect
the per capita tax. employ the teacher
ana attend to all necessary details in CEN
nection with said school; for which pur-
pose the state superintendent Is hereby
authorized to expend annually from TIC
appropriation for the support of schools
IN unorganized townships a sum not ex-
ceeding three thousand dollars. Said
agents In the collection Of the per anita
tax aforesaid shall have the same pow
ers ana may use the same methods as
coiiectors OF taxes In towns are author
ized 70 exercise and use for the collect
ing OF personal and poll taxes committed
10 them: said agents may act an trIlant
ofhcers In their several Townships. and
may In their discretion compel the rexu-
lar daily attendance at school of every
child In their townships between fhc
seventh and seventeenth anniversaries 81
ms birth by arrestipg and taking to school
any child when absent therefrom. and anv
parent or guardian of any such child or
children. wilfully refusing to allow said
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-04-09
CHAPTER 40.

An Act to amend Section two of Chapter
slxty-four of the Revised Statutes. re-
latins to marriage of feeble minded
persons.
Section two of chapter sixty-four of the
Revised Statutes is hereby amended by
fore the word person the words or
feeble minded so that said section as
amended shall read as follows:
Section >. No insane or feeble minded
person or idiot is capable of contracting
marriage. '-(Approved March Is, 19l7)
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An Act to amend Section twenty-ore o,
Chapter eiehty-three OF the Revissi
Statutes. relating to the authority OF
county commissioners to procure tenn
porary loans.
Section 'twenty-one OF cha pter eighty
three. of the Revised Statutes Is hereh'
amended by adding to said section N.
Following: The county commissioners 81
each and every other county may under
the same conditions make Temporary
loans not exceeding one-tenth of one per
cent. of the assessed valuation OF Their
respective counties. so that said secto"
as amended: shall read as follows:
Section q. The county commiss toners
OF Cumberland and Kennebec countes.
may, without obtaining the consent Of
their respective counties. raise by tenn
porary loan to be paid within one year
from the time when the same Is con,rac'-
ed, sums not exceeding seventy-fve thou
sand dollars and nifty thousand dollars re-
spectiveiy. in any year for use Of Their
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-04-09

An Act to prevent defacng identification
marks on motor vehicles.
Whoever knowingly buys. sells. receives
disposes Of, conceals or has In his pos.
session any motor vehicle, as defined N
section fifteen of chapter twenty-sX 4
the Revised Statutes. fronlse which the
manufacturer serial number or any
other distinguishing number or identid.
cation mark has been removed. defacti.
covered, altered or destroyed for tho
purpose of concealment or misrepressri.
ing the identity Of the said motor vehicle.
shall be fined not more than two hundred
dollars or imprisoned not more than SIX
months, or both.-(Approved March -
1917
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-04-09

a petition is filed by them. the municipal
officers Of any city or town interested
in the subject matter Of said petition
shall be notified by the public utilities
commission of the fling of such petition
and given opportunity to appear and be
heard thereon. '-tApproved March 1as
1917)
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-04-09

alteration in such crossing. or, IT'S ap.
urosches: or q change IN the method OF
rrossiup a public way; or the closing Of a
crossing and the substitution of another
therefor. or the removal of obstructionS
to the sight at such crossing, ana pray
iAg that the same may pc ordereu
urbereupon said commission shall appoint
a time and place for hearing thereon
after notice Of not less than ten days to
the petitioners, the state highway com
mission, the corporation. the municipality
in which such crossing is sltua,eo. tne
owners or OCCUPANTS of the land adjoin-
ing such crossing, or adjoining that part
Of the way to lie changed In grade, anu
to the attorney general of the state
through the county attorney Of the
county wherein the crossing is located, to
represent the interests of the State at
such hearing. After such MOTIVE and
hearing the commission snail determine
what adjustment. alteration change or
removal, If any. shall be made for pub
lie safety and by whom such adjustment,
alteration, change or removal shall be
raade. To facilitate such Adjustments,
alterations, changes or removals, high
ways and other ways may be raised or
lowered or the courses of the same may
he altered to permit a railroad to pass at
the side thereof. For the purposes afore-
said land may be taken and damages
awarded as provided for laying out high
ways The commission shall determine
and fix the damages sustained by any
person whose land is taken ana the
special damages which the owner of land
adjoining the public way may sustain BY
reason of any change in the grade of
such way. The commission shall appor-
tion such expenses and damages between
the State, the town in which the cross
ing is located, and the corporation owning
or operating the railroad which crosses
such public way, and shall order twenty
five PER- cent thereof to be paid by the
state, ten per cent thereof to be paid by
the town in which such crossing is locat-
ed, and the remainder thereof shall be
paid by the corpora ton owning or operat-
ing the railroad. While the use OF any
way Is INSTRUCTED in carrying out the
foregoing provisions of this section. such
temporary way shall be provided by the
corporation as the commission may or
der: provided, however, that the commits
sion shall not make any order upon any
petition filed under the provisions of this
section until they are satisfied. by in
vestigation or otherwise. that the firan-
cial condition of the corporation owning
or operating the railroad In question will
enable said corporation to comply with
such order. and that the probable benefit
to the public will warrant said order and
the probable expense resulting therefrom.
and that said order can be complied with
without exceeding the State appropriation
available therefor. The State highway
commission shall have the same right of
petition under this section as the munich
pal officers of a town or city; and In case
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RED CROSS NOTES.

Work on the Christmas pack.
ages for the soldiers goes on
apace
Some of the ladies are devoting
their time to requesting donations
in money, pecans. chewing-gum :,
writing paper and pencils. Others
are busy making homemade can.
dy of hard variety that will re.
main firm during the weeks that
must elapse before the packages
reach their destination. Aud a
great many of the workers are
making "gun wipers" as fast as
they can. 1t appears that these
practical and useful little articles
are very popular with the soldiers.
One of our members has been
kind enough to furnish the Red
Cross hall with a stove. This
lady sells the surplus fruit and
vegetables from her garden and
uses the resulting money for Red
Cross purposes.
This same member has also got.
ten her husband to donate some
fuel for the etove.
And the boy scouts are going to
keep the stove clean and laid
rad FIR lighting
Cnmf rtabir 4 the hall is, how.
ev some { h memb r. would
pr !. d, kA their wing hom.
They nay 19v Dc % P!ey!asa
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-11-10

The Kyle Lumber Company
closed operations at their mill q
week ago. to enable their laborers
to assist the sugar planters to
windrow tie cane that had been
injured by the freeze. This gen.
erous act is highly commendab'e,
but it is no more than could be ex.
pected of the public.spi'it-d gent
lemen Who manage that mammoth
concern. ~
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-11-10

STATE OF LOUl sIANA.
2:d Ju1iciaI District Court-pa.
ri-h Of St. Mary.
Succession of Mise Caroline LIE.
fort. deceased. No. 3i8a.
Notice is hereby given to the credit
ors o.. this estate aud to all other nor.
sous herein interested b. show cause
within ten days from the date Of dis
notification, why the iaal account,
presented by Rev. j. j. Rousseau.
executor of this estate should NOT
be approved and homolog ated aud the
funds distributed in accordance there.
with.
10 evidence whereof, witness nv Of.
ticiai signature and the impress of the
seal Of my Ofice this oth day OF No.
vember, a. D.. 1917.
WILBUR Il. KRAMER,
els!S * fpsrt j.,
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Mrs. Henry Palfrey and her
daughter, Mrs. w. Prescott Eos.
ter. have been in San Antonio.
Texas. for the past week where
they went to visit Mr.. Prescott
Foster and MI. Csffrry Palfrey.
who are stationed at the military
officers training camp at Leon
Springs, near the city Of San An.
tonic.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-11-10

Mr.. Willie Clements, our eff.
ticient night Waterman. left last
Wednesday for New Orleans to
undergo an operation. He has
been in failing health for some
time. We sincerely hope that the
operation will be successful and
that he will be restored to good
health,
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-11-10

The report of the Finance Com
mittee was read, and on motion of
.john r D'ackett, sec ,nded by T
Aucoin, and carried, same was re-
ceived. filed and made a part Of
minutes. and the Secretary in.
structed to issue warrants for ali
claims listed thereon on approval
of the Committee.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-11-10

Mr.. Fritz Schoeust. 10 has open.
ed 3 first. class restaurant In hi
place Of business opposite the
Fttsco depot, on Willow street.
and Is prepared to serve the pub.
lie with the best the market at.
leeSs,
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-11-10

they receive the work from q lieu.
tenant and return it to the came
lieutenant. This arrangement is.
OF course. necessary, SO that no
confusion may result.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-11-10
concern

The Police Jury held its regular
monthly eession On Wednesday
last. The OFFICIAL proceedings cf
that body sill be found iu today'r
issue,
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Mrs. judged A. g. Allen, who has
been quite i'll at her home for the
past week. we are glad to learn is
better at this writing. We ein-
cerely hope that she will continue
to improve and will in q short
time regain her health.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-11-10

VIVIAN MhItlO, the Wl09Omo
Paramount Star, is known to the
world not only as great actress
bur what is perhaps q more
unique distinction. az a famous
CO k. Miss Martin is the author
of the "Viviau Martin Cooking
Chatter" which was circulated
throughout the great newspapers
IF thia country by q syndicate
som. months ago.
Her latest Paramount photoplay
~ The Sunset Trail" a thrilling
drama, by Alice McIver, pre-.
Dared for the screen by Beulah
Marie Dix The story has to do
18th bess Aiken, who lives with
ner parents high in the California
mountains. The mother. an ex.
,ctr.ss. tires of the humdrum ex.
I-tenc' and leaves with q new
'dmirer, Treloar, whose nephew
Bess has also met.
Later when her mother invites
Bess to visit her, she meets the
young nephew. Kirke. again.
Soon after that. Camilla, tho
mother, i. caught in a compro.
missing position by her hush aud
AID Bess makes the sacrifice or
her own reputation to cave hei
mother.
How matters arc adj listed is
brought about In N ,st unusual
AID Unexpected manner. The
production. which abounds in ex.
ceptio"ally beautiful photography
vas made under the direction OF
G 'orge Milford 1t il to be shown
N Wed Nov IL at tn. Ooera
Il ,u.e. Path. News added
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Respectfully submitted,
W. n. GOOCH, Chairman.
Finance Committee.
On motion OF John h. Drackett,
seconded by A. E. Calm. and car.
lied, the Pr eident was authorized
to purchase tn" sewer pipe for the
necessary culvert' on the road
from Ramos to Amelia.
There being no further business
Def 'r. the meeting. on motion Of
A E Calm, sec ,ndcd by Gabriel
H4ydei, and carried, same ad.
journed
CHARLES n. FROST,
President.
r EMMETT O NELL,
Secretary.
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Total Slss 81
In evidence whereof witness my otti etsl
signature and the impress OF the seal OF
my Office, this 3l,t day of October, A. D. 4,
1917.
WILBUR II. KRAMER.
Clerk a CeHgs'
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Respectfully submitted,
A. +. DAIuLI,
Treasurer.
The following reports from the
Clerk OF Court. were read and on
motion of JohnR. Drackett, second.
ed by Arthur Olivier, were received
filed and made q part of the mimi.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-11-10
FINANCE, EnMMiTTEL RrrOh t.

Franklin. In. November :, M.
To the President and nleinbeIS of the Police
Jury:
tieHt.emell We yonr finance Commit tre
beg leave to rtrnTt that We have examined me
following bills. and finding them correct
UCco:umand that they b. regtstere anu paid
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-11-10

Total SIS 90
In evidence whereof! witness my Off ciaI
signature AMI the impress IT the seal of
nv Office. this 3lst day OF october, A. D..
1917.
WILBUR Il KRAMER.
Clerk of Court.
CLERK'S OFF E
franklin. h,., Oct 3ist. 1917.
To The Police Jury.
Parish IT st. Mary, La.
GENTLEMEN
Beg to submit the following
list Of Jurors warrants issued during the
month Of october, 1917:
No Name Amount,
3o-1 ct Alleman. . 3,
3n72 A Delaune. W
Sn73 Henry Norman. 20
ara I ! Goldman. 10 10
:o75 RI; Harris. 10 81,
3a,6 Julian Rreaux. ~
,D77 Aicide Rergerou. u l"
,U7S i X Luke. ~
1919 A Provost, ST.. 10
$3.50 Pierre Quay, 70 81
SSl Dumesnil. %
sOS. Z 4 Chauyin, 10 g.
3oS3 llabert Talbot, : 50
1854 Jos Coruato IL 10
3ilS5 MS Bsrcegeay. 8 81
3's6 Gilbert taig'e. II !"
1857 DominIck Daigle, IL 10
3IsSs Darise Orviile. on
2S9 Avechel Darl>e. 5 90
3,,&, Horace Kssert.. } 90
so9i Eugene O'Gouor. 81
500? Charles Gott. ~ ~
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-11-10

ID Mrs. w E Chase, on whom
was performed surgical opera.
ton at the st. Mary Sanitarium
about two 3weeks ago, leaves the
hospital today completely re-.
covered.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-11-10
7. N. {. A. Committees.

A The Parish quota is about
5000, and Franklin is quoated at
least 5000. The Y. Nj. c. A. fur
nishes the social aud recreatjonal
csnte1s for the men IF the army
and the navy. The people of
Louisiana arc being aroused as
never before to the tremendous
eeriou,ness Of the war situation,
and are responding to the Gull for
friends to help make clean sol.
dtery in very worthy spirit Mr..
r. T. Brumby has been requested
TO act as Team Captain tor the
town Of Franklin during the cam.
!; psigo:
y. Franklin -Chas. Lauve. VIM.
: Kyle, f. A. Delahoussaye. Dr.. D
hin. Foster. Or. B. w. Smith. Dr..
RC. M. Horton. Dr. A. C. kappel,
',sa,Dr. II H Gates. Prof Chas. Colt.
Elaul Kramer. Ike Bloch. James
II. Peterman, r. E. Brumby. J. D
Bell, DR.. T. F. Fr re. G. D KEN.
per, E. H Darnall. w. H. Latham.
o. L. Alpha, r. A BouLreaux.
Paul Trowbridge, H S. Paifrey.
VIM. Jacobs, Wilson McKerall,
Jr., Edgar Loustalot.
y, Baldwin-Sidney Wolfcrd, L..
:. Forsyth. j., Allen Barnett. Kobt.
81arnett.
,Charenton-E. N. Cocks. Geo
T. Veeder. Walter A. O'Nieil
Adeline-W. F. Giles, 6. P.
Sims, Spencer B. Roane.
JulIien-A. + Oahu, Richard
Pepper, Henri Julien.
Glencee-Dr. David Berwick, A.
A. Bonviilain, Bernard Levy
Louisa-D. P. J Burguieres, L
s. Alleman.
Irish Beod-John Gallery. G G
Rogers, Henry Mccardell, Adam
Short.
St. Joseph-Andrew Hoy. Hem
~ Barrilleaax. A. G. Lobdell.
Centr-ville-Ernrst J Ricsud,
is. Wooster. H S Nordyke.
Bayou Sale-Pstout Burguieres,
L, c. Grevemberg, John &. Clau.
sen.
Jucge w. c. Baker has beer
busy in the District Court every
day THE week, trying important
civil cases.
On Monday night. Nov. IL, at s
o'clock, mertiDg of Harmony
Fire Company will be held at the
City Hall. Don't fail to attend.
The tax rolls are now in the
hands of the sheriff. and the Office
~ force is busy getting ready to
g. yend out the notices to each tax.
.eelsyer.
ID Mrs. w E Chase, on whom
was performed q surgical opera.
ton at the St. Mary Sanitarium
about two Sweeks ago, leaves the
hospital today completely re.
covered.
Mrs. Judge A. G. Allen. who has
NY been quite i'll at her home for the
past week. we are glad to learn is
better at this writing We ein-
cerely hope that she will continue
to improve and will in q short
time regain her health.
Mr.. Willie Clements. our eff.
ii ficient night Waterman. left last
Wednesday for New Orleans to
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Episcopal Church.

Sunday. Nov. 18th, 1917.
Sunday School 9:4j a. In.
Service with Litany 5 p. m.
No service at ii m.
Thursday. Nov. %. Holy Com.
munion with Intercessions at 1850
a. m.
Friday. Nov %. Service with
Lltany at 5 p. m.
The 1T Rev. Bishop Seseums
will make his yearly visit to St.
Mary's Episcopal Church, and
will preach, and give conhrma-
ton on Sunday, Nov. Is. at 1880
p m. All cordially invited.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-11-10
RITnDINGS AND GROUNDS

BUILDINGS AND GEUU Nus.
CIV Abel, electric light globes .. :. /
NJ l. Harrison freight and dray on dis
Inttctant .....- -.
Nj Bell, Son Ltd, broom aud mop. ........ l
st Mary Hardware Co. Ltd, supplies 4
The Franklin Ice Works Ltd. ice for
September and October ..... l6
Van Monroe, repairs to radiator boiler 5
Charles 1. Pccot. for ianitnr ......... Is
Franklin Municipal Plant, lights and
water ........ ...... o.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-11-10

The tax rolls are now in the
handle of the sheriff, and the Office
=, force. is busy getting ready to
g. yend out the notices to each tax.
,.slsyer.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-11-10
AvOCA, CHENE AND CHARENT

A Veeder & Sons. supplies and tenders
Saiary......
J N Pharr a, Sons Ltd, supplies and tell
ders salaries. .............
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-11-10

Jucge w. c. Baker has beer
busy in the District Court every
day THE week, trying important
civil cases.
On Monday night. Nov. IL, at s
o'clock, a meeting of Harmony
Fire Company will be held at the
City Hall. Don't fail to attend.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-11-10
POLICE JURY
PROCEEDINGS.
)COntinuedj

DISBCRSENE NT-CLERK SALARY FUND.
oct ober C..
Wilbur Fl Kramer. Sept state
;1.nt expense and items Is IS
Wilbur II Kramer. sal empty's lob 50
g 8. bal Aug sally l. l6
8 g Clerk sal. for
September .'.S,3 81
ash balance &c Is
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-11-10
POLICE JURORS.

CRIMINAL EXPENSE
Foster Drug Co. sundrics for garden
The Kyle Lumber Co.. wood for jail
kitcher . ............ 49,. .....
NJ L Harrison, drayage on wood. ...,..
A Adams, wood for jail kitchen ..
Charles l. Pecnt. salaries and supplies
tor board of prisoners. ........... 2
Mr.. AdoIph LeNormand. board of ill.,
sorp( Sin ifiarrf.)
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-07-27
@anitiger grntsberidt.

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an %. Suli enoen6e ISOLDE ausaeae-
bene 8crift iiber ben Stano oes
8etreioes IN @isconiin lal.:et fol-
genoermaBen: @s herrifte betrGht-
lid marmes 8etter uno 0as 8ads.
tbum oerGflan5en mar iebr 3ufrieoen-
Iteleno, 8iele Der Radte maren al
leroings iebr fiibl, ioooB ser Mais I'M
RUdltano lit, Regenihaller gob es
LIBERAL. Sn einigen 8egenoen fparen
ne iebr ihmer uno BON SaqeI un0
Sturm begIeitei, mas ~3urlolge bate,
oaB 0as @etreioe in BEN iiloliheren
8egen0en lid logerte. Die Gultipi-
rnng oes Ytais puroe bis 5u einenl
gemiiien ltmfange ourh Hegeniaa
urterbro6en, Denngleid oieie 4rbeit
III Den iii6Iidlen Counties fat pollen.
Oct uno i'm noroliheu 8beiIe oe2
Staate5 melt porgeihritten lit, Bob
men. Grblen. aartoffeln uno Riiben
limo III oli5ge3eihneter Gerfaiiuna.
Hunfeiriiben 1tehen iebr ilppiq. Die
Verifte ilber 8artengemiiie iino i'm
allgeneinen iebr giinitig. Die Scar.
tottelerntc lit groB uno> oie friiben
Sorten limo ifon auf Dem Marft
V~foBbeeren bliiben ousge3eif]net ,aber
Die @rnte bat lid I'M 3pei bis orci
Wohen per3ogert. SIM Nid]lono
Gountn limo Ole Aepfel pon elmer
aranfbeit befallen; i'm iibrigen lolten
Die 8eridte iiber 5riid,te giinitiq.
Die Grobeerernte lit bo4o SIT @noc
uno Die Der airihen, Yfloumen un0
Stnflelbeeren lit in ooQem 8anae.
Grit Den @eioen liebt cs out ans, ga
Itcts geniigeno Seud)tiqfeit ~porbanoen
mar. 0er Sabof itcht iebr gut, ober
III eini9cn iiioIihen GSeloern entipidclt
lid sic Wur5eliduIniB. Nrs sen 9e-
ridten lit 51t erieben, ooB ser Stono
Der 8etreioe neiterhin gut lit. Die
aopte limo IfIner uno olth Dos Stroh
lit Qltt, (Sm 8ront mo Hicrcr Goltntn
hot ma bereit5 nit ser @rnte ser
8er'te, 0cS HoqQens lIn0 @intermei-
sens begonnen un6 nit 0%crieniQcn Ger
iibriqen @ctreioearten miro mohr-
Ihcinlif onfon9S Irguit ~bcqonncn
meroen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-07-27
Sauptliiten nnterwegs.

Sic omtlihen 2iiten uber Die
arsbebung iino am Gienstag our6
Die Bolt on Die 4557 Srtsbeb0roen
abgeiauot moroen. Sic geben allen
bisber pcroffcntIiften 2ilten Dor uno
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