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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1917-05-24
THE
Johns Hopkins University
Baitlmere.
Entrance Examinations
Stale Scholarships in Engineering
Courses

Stale Scholarships IN Engineering
Courses
ENTRANCE EXAMINATIONS Tor
the Department ~ Engineering, ~ wcll
as for the College Of Arts and Sciences,
viii BE- held by tho College Entrance
Examination BOARD In the Academic
BniidinR ~ The Johns Hopkins Uni.
verslty. Homrwood. Baltimore, June
1873, 1911, beginning Al . =, ~. each
day
APPLICATION FOR SCHOLAR
SHIPS IN TIE DEPARTMENT or
Kseskst N HERRING, established under
fisa provisions n fbn f4AwN ~ Mary.
land. Chapter 10, 1912, wiil nov be- re-
cssvsd, ~ there IL moro thaB ono
applicant for particular scholarship,
. competitive examination must be
taken In the Academic Bpilding,
Hnmcwood, ON September p, 1917, be-
ginning ~ 3 =. N. Appointments will
10 made soon after.
Zach Legislative District ~ BAIL.
more City and each County ~ the
State, wlth The exception ~ Carollne,
Somerset aud Talbot counties, will be
entitled - one or morc scholarships
for The year iBll-is, In addition 10
thost which haye ALREADY been assign
I'd IN iho thrre counties mentioned
shove. all The available scholarships
have bccB awarded.
Under The provisions ul The Act Of
Assembly, the County and Gifts
Scholarships 10 the Department ~
Engineering are awarded only 80 de-
serving students whose financial cir
eamsiances are such that they arc I'M
able 10 obtain an education IN EnRi-
neoring unless free tuition be granted
them. Tho scholarships entitie tho
holders 70 free tnision, fro use 81 text
books, and exemption from OIL regular
fees. The expense of attendance for
those who do NOT receive scholarships
Ia no greater than - other Maryland
institutions,
Scholarships may be- awarded 70
graduates 81 Ioyoia College, 81
Johns College, Washington College,
Western Maryland College, Maryland
Agricultural College, Ma 81 Mary
College, Rock Hin College; and one
scholarship win be awarded "a
large
Applicants should address the Regis
trAr, The Johns Hopkins University,
for blank forms Of application and
for further information as 90 examine
lions, award of scholarships and
courses OF instruction.
6.l7.4t.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1917-05-24

Owing to the prevalence Of Measles
in Leonardtown and vicinity. It IL
thought wise to enforce the following
regulations
!. Children who have not had measles.
In families or schools where the disease
exists. must not leave their premises.
2 Children who have had measles re
Gently, must not leave their premises
for two weeks, dating from the first
appearance Of the eruption or one week
from the time they are able to be up.
B. Children who have not had measles.
must not attend st. Mary's Academy
School.
BY order OF
+. r. greenwich.
6-24-t1. Health Officer.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1917-05-24

The Phthagorians of Ancient Greece
ate simple food, practiced temperance
and purity. As > badge they used the
i've pointed star which they regarded
as q symbol Of health. A red i've
pointed star appears on each package
of Chamberlain's Tablets, and still
fuiHlIs its ancient mission as q symbol
Of health II you are troubled With
indigestion, biliousness or constipa-
lion. got package OF these tablets
from your druggist Yon win 20 sur
prisad d the quick relief which they
afford. 0btainabla eYeryN heep ADJ
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1917-05-24
81. Aloy..u. Items.

The annual May Procession viii take
place on Sunday afternoon, following
the usual route from the Academy lawn
to the Church. All the Sodalities OF
the parish and schools win take part.
They will assemble at 2 p. m, and be-
gin the march at 3 p. M, led by the
Sanctuary boys One OF the Fathers
from Georgetown University Is expect
cd to address the Sodalities after the
Procession and GROWING OF our Lady,
Queen OF May.
Next Sunday there will be three
Masses in the Church, the first at q.
m the Angels Sodality Mass at p.
M, at which class Of children WIN
receive first Holy Communion. The
last Mass will be at 10 o'clock and
will be Solemn High Mass In honor
Of the great feast Of Pentacost.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1917-05-24
IN 4 NUTSHELL.

He smoked cigars three times a day,
Ten-centers, too, at that;
Then gave nickel to the Church
When the deacon passed the hat.
She gave cent for mission work,
Then spent ten cents for gum;
Then really bowed her head and pray
ed
20 Lord, Thy kingdom come. "
They sat at home and wondered why
The Church did not succeed
She chewed her gum and couldn't tell
lie, pukaled. smoked his weed
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1917-05-24

An opportunity is afforded the
public in st. Mary's to witness the
exploits of the youth of the county
schools in an Athletic Meet to be
held on the grounds of Charlotte
Hall Academy on May 80. Physical
development 10 equally important as
mental attainments and a goodiy
number should turn out to give en-
couragement to all who are striving
to make the affair huge success.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1917-05-24
chamberlain Tablets Have
Done Wonders for M

NWNN WNHUNNN w TFNF
~ have been sufferer from stomach
trouble for q number OF years, and al
though have used great number OF
remedies recommended for this com
plant, Chamberlain Tablets Is the
first medicine that has given me posi-
tive and lasting relief, writes Mrs.
Anna Kadin, Spencerport, N. Y,
chamberlain Tablets have done
wonders for me and ! value them very
highly Obtainable everywhere. -
adv.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1917-05-24
lCoMMuvtcArrD

COMMUNICATED
Baltimore City EHteanon.
DR.. w d. Bufeh,
Valley Lee, Nd.
Ny dear Sir
| arm most anxious 10 your county
10 get the names OF some people who
will bc willing 20 assist US IN our ef-
forts toward city extension.
believe that the prosperity and de-
vclopment Of Baltimore viii make for
the good OF the whole state and II Is
vital, not only 10 the prosperity, 20
the health, the good government and
orderly conduct OF our city, but also
for the benefit OF the suburbs and the
state at large, that there should be an
adequate enforcement OF health regu-
Iations, adequate provisions for build
ings and street extension, and for
adequate police control under some
form OF municipal government, rather
than rural government.
This Is important, not only for future
generations, but for the Immediate
present, for the conservation OF health
and the preservation OF law and order.
VIII you do me the kindness TO sng-
gest 10 me any names In your county
who feel that they can help us Ia this
work.
We viii be deeply grateful for any
assistance that you can render rs.
"A memorandum OF names sent mo
from your county, or from the adioin-
ing counties, will be forwarded "a our
headquarters, and circulars will be
issued 70 them from headquarters and
some part assigned them in this or
ganization.
May enroll your name as one of
the members OF the Non-Partisnn
Greater Baltimore Extension League2
With best wishes, am,
Yours very truly,
JAMES III. PRESTON.
To His Honor, the Mayor OF Baltimore,
James H. Preston,
Dear Sir:--
| am In receipt OF your letter Of the
10th inst, and will say that have al
ways favored city extension and have
talked 1t to some of the people Of st.
Mary's county, bnt have met with
very little encouragement. To tell
you frankly, these people think Bal
timore cares very little for their old
county's welfare. They say baltimore
has never turned her hand 10 the inter-
est Of their mother county, that in the
administration OF Maryland's affairs
there has been no broad and wise
statssmanshtp, but that the policy has
been narrow and selfish, TO instance.
The Federal Government appropri-
ated S85, 900, 900 for p0st-roads. OF
all the counties In Maryland that
needs Increased transportation facili-
ties most It Is st. Mary's, as she has
no railroads only q little spur OF siz
miles from the Charles county border
| to Mechanicsviile, and the State roads
built here, especially below Leonard.
1 town, are The worst 10 tho State, not
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1917-05-24

Having direct with two of the largest and most
reliable Pulp Wood mills in the United States we are in
Woods Highest cash prices being paid fair and square
ard entire satisfaction guaranteed We are
in the market for all kinds of Pnp-Wood on the stump
and will pay the very highest cash prices for your Pulp
Wood delivered shore railroad, delivered
mills. Spot Cash, waiting, trouble. For your
your wood.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1917-05-24
Entertainment and Dance !

An entertainment and dance for the
benefit OF 81. Mary's Hospital, will be
given at Poplar Hill Hall. Valley Lee,
on
THURSDAY EVENING. MAY "a.
BY the teachers and pupiIa III the public
schools OK the Second District. Make
1t big success, as It Is for worthy
cause
Fanny table. lee cream, lemonade,
cake, Strawberries. caEameIs and good
music.
Play begins I. so. +. NJ.
admission, 25c. and l6c.
Reserved Seats. soc.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1917-05-24

Ia the Circuit Court for So. Mary's
County. No. 1885 New
Equity.
Jos. NJ. Mastingly
vs..
Elizabeth A. Cough, and others.


Ordered by the Circuit Court for ST.
Mary's County, 10 Equity, this fourth
day Of May, In the year nineteen hum
dred and seventeen, that the account
Of the Special Auditor, as stated, re-
ported and ficd In The above entitled
case, he ratified and confirmed,
unless cause 10 the contrary be
ihown on or before the frat Mon
day IN June next; provided a copy
Of this order be inserted and published
in some newspaper printed and pub
lished In 81 Mays County, once In
each 81 four successive weeks before
the said Grst Monday IN june next
ENOCH II. kBEf4I.,
Clerk 81 tho Circuit Court for So
Mary's County.
True Copy Test:
ENoCH q. ABEI.L, Clerk.
5-lo-gt
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1917-05-24
NOTICE.

All persons holding County Ger
titlcates, payable in the Iseyies Of
1914 and 1918, are hereby notified
20 present the same 20 me for pay
ment on or before the first day Of
July, 1917. am obliged 10 close
up my accounts as Treasurer and
cannot honor County paper unless
the same is presented TO me on or
before the above date.
J. r. GREEN WELL,
Late County Treasurer.
5-l7-2t.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1917-05-24
Hackett'S Cape Cure

IT'S A POWDER
The Chicks lnhale the Dust.
Goes Right 10 the Spot. XIII
the Worm 80 soIlas the
Germ.
The shole brood treated at once in
dFe minutes. Saves time --saYes trou-
BILE saves the chicks.
Makes Poultry Raising Both
Profitable and Pleasant.
Every package by mail II guaran.
Ised. Your money returned II not
satisfied. n IL almos; infaliible. Ask
your merchant 10 keep L.
HAeketi's Cape Cure, Sc, postpaid
iIaeke,t's Louise Powder. Sc postpaid
Also guaranteed rids YOUR poultry
~ vgrnln. Money order, currency or
stamps received Address
aAcKErT's CAPE CURE CO.
Dept. s.. HilIsboEo, Nd.
3s23-3m.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1917-05-24
Attention, Veterans Of.
the Confederate Army !.


On the s, 6 ~ OF June
next, there will be held In WASHING
TON CITY a GRAND NATIONAL
REUNION OF THE CONPEDER-
ATE VETERANS. Il IL especially
desirable that all Maryianders be-
present, ~ least ono day of the THREE.
The Eth day ~ June there will be q
parade, in which all Confederate yetcr-
ans should participate. The position
Ia the line 81 march has not yet been
designated 10 the Maryland contingent.
The George NJ. Emhck Camp l4li has
been promised 4 prominent position
All Confederate Veterans In st. MRry's,
Calvert, Charles and Prince Georges
counties who desire 30 nh the ranks OF
the inarchers, Will please, by postal
card or letter, signify their intention
Ot participation In the march. Ad.
dress So carly as possible -
JOHN r. HICKEY,
Com'dr. George NJ. Emack Camp No.
l47i, Hyattsvilie. Md.
JoHN ". WILLIAMS. Adiutant.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1917-05-24
Says phOsphutes MUke
Beautiful Women and
Strong, Healthy, VI
gorous, Robust
Men.

Physicians all over the world arc pre-
scribing phosphatea 70 build up run
down eneinic conditions and those
who have treated their patients
with Argo Phosphate are
changing thin, enemic wom-
en- with toneless tissues,
aabby flesh, into the
most beautliulross
checked and
plump round
formed women
imaginable.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1917-05-24
All Saints Dramatic Club
will Render the Comedy
Deacon Dubbs
OAKLEY HALL
May 20, 1917, 5 P. NJ.

CAST
Deacon Dubbs ........John n. Dent
Amos Coleman. ....4.... George Kuott
Rawdon Cranley ~. Garner Reeves
Major McKnutt -. Charlie Hnseman
Deuteronomy Jones. ...., Emory Ellis
Rose Raleigh s...+..... Lila Palmer
Miss Philipena Popover. Ida r. Dent
Emily Dale ..............Lo usie Dent
Trixie Coleman. Mrs. Geo. Knott
Ycnnie znnson q Swedish hired girll
Nellie Dent.
Villagers. QnaFtetto Children.
Admission, 25c. Doors open at .. M.
Refreshments. Dance.
It. MoNRoE's BAND.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1917-05-24
Jay Tine


REGISTERED No. 1887
will stand the season Of 1917, for
the month o. April At the
stable of
VIZ. G. MATTINGLY,
Leonardtown, Md.
and for the month Of May and june
OAK TREE STOCK FARM,
Mechanicsvllle, Nd.
pEplaREE.
JAY TINE. a. b h foaled 1900; by
Jay Bird, $3.50; dam Nypthaiia Hall,
by Constantine, i0S70; grandam Gcrtle
McGregor, by Robert MeGreKor, 0l7,
etc. lSoe Nypthalia Hall, Vol. XVII.
lsred by james NJ, Hall, Paris, Ky.
JAY TINE is handsome dark bay,
son Of Jay Bird, one Of the greatest
sirss In the history of the country.
Ia order 70 Introduce this high-bred
horse and raise the standard Of light
harness stock In 81. Mary's, the fol-
lowing greatly reduced terms are
offered
ssrvlee. $40. Insurance. SIS
cHAs. %, CHURCH, Mgr.
3-29-Sm
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1917-05-24
.. ;. Marine Corp, Rsermuus Tnp.

The following Is the itinerary Of the
Marine Corps reeruiilng trip
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1917-05-24
LocaIEise and Otherwise.

Note change of date of Chaptco
play to Friday, June 9Th, as else.
where advertised.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1917-05-24

Mr.. Perry West, with his fami-
~ and party, spent the weekend at
the Hotel st. Mary's.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1917-05-24

Mr.. John H. T. Briscoe has re-
covered from his recent illness and
is at his desk in the Treasures
Office again.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1917-05-24

10 the matter Of the sale of The real
estate OF Nellie Cooper, deceased, by
VIM. Aovcrell Ioker, administrator,
d. b. n, c, /. A., of said deceased.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1917-05-24

Charlotte, youngest daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph l. Cough,
suffered painful fracture Of one Of
her arms on Saturday last.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-07-27

nMommon}" iya9te Yent uniJter,
Sch" srtIdriC @cin3
Md TO-" ia9tt Etnj. ia buit ou
es oIio Qenou il. pit ou IS BADEN
wpllteit, uls mir aui IH cr,r 9ii9eIs
bant ioBcn uno 4l,dne mahten."
ISM 9rOBen uno gon5tn a."
Sic idnieacn cine Y4el,e. Sober
mich oea anoera Slid.
oSa," beQaun Gcm pieocr, ~n5ucrit.
ais otjne Butter criabIte. poB is Fir
MN a~Idn5eno gtngc, oac4te id 49,,
bel ieoem &Iingela fubr ih guiana
men uno mcinte. ou .... mubt mid
nidt oualohen, oaB itl oamdIs oIIes
10 emit n0bm. Sept lpeiB ih ia
mchr pom gebeu. Mis- Wiioel Wtert
Damn nit Der Wiu;:er reoetc il
NOR ibm ir ola!b,r, ooB ct mid
frog Der 8Iam0Is boben polIts."
rllno buruu. %cni -
aNiht Oaruul, neju, ooa mubt ou
nid)t Oenten, 56 bate ea ME &c an,
lpem jd) Wlihel nit9t iibcr ollie Uta
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VII 10 ,,,c w.. ', tIa,,'s, Gf.r'",
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-07-27
(6ortieBung foI9t.)

Sbrs 3unstguno gu einem
MitQlieo oes g.. &litenpertelDl,
3angs. Sommonoos rpor Die llrldde,
,oB bic II Sabre nlts Sotbsrirs
J3ennpn pru Aep Yori oieier Gage
I'M YortpilIe : Voli3eigeriht pprge,
tibrt purpe. Sbre W}utter beidu!,
pI9te Gatber;ne Der llnuerfeiierlih.
teit. 9a8 Wdphen eriuhte RiAter
Cpple. ,br pen ibrer Wlutter bic Gr>
luubni5 gu erlp,:ten, ibren Giebiten
gu beiroten. 9is Wuttsr pioeriebts
lh oieiem Nniiunen, inoem Ie be
,Iuqeno nes Maptens porihUbte.
Oas WGbden iagte benz Rihter, ooB
lire Mutter ibr niht erlaubte, nit
lbrem garoiiten o~us3ugehen. uno ibr
aud ben Bertebr nit anberen lun9tn
MGnnern perbiete. Der Hifter iaQte
Der Ntutter, pub Elm W2doAsn nift
i'm SGfig gehulten lperoen tam, lpie
s,n aonori oogel, uno iuipeno.erte
ros ~llrteil, on cine Wotrone BEG
6Iprence grittentons 6eims srtllrte.
Satberine ier Elm gutss Mdbdsn.
4I8 elm Quto. in Dem i'd
Qeonoro 8eifeI, Elm SelquelIens9 Belt.
}er aug Gnrbon Center, osiIen 8ats
tin uno Sinh, iopie 6rI.9ll!ol sic.
Gprrp pon BUTLER, 80, 5cfanoen.
einen 40 SUB t.eien 4b8runo t.ua0.
Itur8te uno Tjt oo6ei uberilluo, rurs
Be rieman0 perIsBt. obpoGl oas
Qut0 ielbit neroliert nur0e. 4ls Der
&orrsn gum sriten Sol in pa5
Stnnnten geriet, mari 6roG Oei5tl
ibr 8obn iofort Aindus, tIieb abu
Iel6it auf ihrem Sss
Der 4~usorud aonturs, fir
8anterott, be3eitnst ols 3uiammers
%treifen mehrerer GIGubiger Elm uno
oemieIbsn SduIonsr ge9enu5er, bsis
len 9srm09en CUR 9efiHoaHg osr srs
lteren nidt hisreift.
Dns STl EN- Der qnosn, ienss
9spalti9en 66ben3u9es in Sio0me.
rita, bat cine 9eiantldnss ppn 1900
unD Gin gr3Bte 9reite pcn 920 ailo.
meter. Der Iome Anoen lift Don
ben 4ntis 5npianern IN Peru abges
! ,sitst.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-07-27

Gin 6ei6eioeneg 8emut
pinIdt peni9; es bsi6neioet osr
iernbin fldtternben gbantaje bic
6IIQel. 1ieieni9en Winihe aber,
bic er in isinsr fti1sn GinIomtct
ms6yitet, IinO nm 10 osniTer ers
irsulide 8oten elmer id0nen gu
tunit.
Die pom Rotur 3pieipdltiqen
pHroen ibr beFsrss 3eil leihtlid
perraten, nenn Der Grioig lid ibnen
an ME Terien beftete. WiberfolQe.
ia Stiif5ruh, mifsn oft 3uiammsns
uir'en. beoor bic cole Qnlage ourhs
grsiit uno nun Die 5ibrung iibers
ntmmt.
Iit8r0Bte 8a6l Der togmopos
,itiiten Iisre. b. B.. iolfsr, Die u6er
ben rsitaus 8robten 3siI Der groe
perbrtitet ijn0, itellen 0ermoge tbrer
F.~u5id9igteit unter ben Qonotiersn
Tleosrmduie, gogeI uno ,3nietten.
Gnotye 1iere. ME cle 6ausmcus uno
Rate, purDen ourd oen G6iiispers
ts5r Iber Die gon3s GHOe per6reis
tel.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-07-27

Sic lhlpteQcn LANCE. &tu rc9ts
tld 5,erlt, 1UeuG, neugjtrlge 8'jde
umItrtogt9 Den Jlseuofreuuo.
enoii6 lagie sc: .Gmm 6dtteit
OIL ia ga, nirt toMmeu %tcnnen, midi
81 bolen pierlpdnni9 mt Npiel.
Ihimmein." Elm Files Yateu tlirrte
dber ibre 4ippen.
aGtntpeileu nrd) nitt, 0eni."
So" antports.e Die lun9e fSyau.
,aber oo9 2ebcn ptrgebt. uno ME,
m0no Glib. ms stlpos fir 3rdums."
Sum eriteumal mertte !0ein5 ibrer
liebcn Stmme an. bah WiteIs
0ouafr0u ipr0d2. 1iefe, miios 3rou=
rI9teii erQrlfi lbr.
Seni ober lu0t Better gepproen.
Sic iudtt idd'elno bic pielen "a
tetteu 3uiammm UNI er3dbIte oatei.
bob tie ldon mrr9en mieoer bsims
reiiten, Nlld]el unb ne, uno odB 5e
nun clIia 1ehcn rifle.
sic crbob 'lh.
n0u ADMIT nidt, mas Der WenId3
}uIom.euihiIt. mtnn i'd nitt pint
lih bin" Sic rejhte Dem 6reunn
ole @un0 unb ia1te NIT tinotihem
yaheln; oDu tplrit mir b0ie iein,
@ein3. ober min 1T elm Stein pom
0er5en, ieit i'd meib. onb e5 Dir aud
nitlt ion0erlitl qebt."
2l8 ie feline Nnttport er6ieIt. run
5clte ie Elm menil bic ihmale. gIntte
Stirn, iiber Die Elm goloenes 0oor
cine Bride 81 zen tIaren bIouen 4is
9cn ihiuQ m0 faQts: nllebri0ens
nbunoeihIedt". pos 1T iibertrie6en.
lpeniQitens mas mid betriflt Ntitet
mtint, man ioIl nit icincn UanIden
aui normdlcm Noocn bteiben."
n@rjib W}idel." iogte 6ein3 un0
OerbeuQte iiG Dann Dar 2eni qss
Q0nQen,
@ein8 5GrQens }crriB has sertrit-
terte 9ricfbtatt. 0onn 'aB or piee
Der Till Dor Der 5~etribelten, fhpar3.
reiben Wormorplntte unb blitte
purh ben Ddmmriqen Roum an ben
grpBen b~etropfteu Sdeiben, binter
ociIen QIdn3enoe Reqenihirme auf
menfdiiden llnteriorpern poriiber-
rannteu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-07-27
Mib gprtb ump i9rsr gartie uerab,s.

Mib Glib unp ibrsr Yartie perabtes
bell"
Mr. 9iatbss pfiff pisIfngsnO Ourf
Die Sabine. Ie9te Den oIerl9r0tIsen
aopt al Die Ssits uno LAP nit
inluuein au9tnblm5eln Die betpsn ais
ten 9erren an.
rGmmoI pabt ibr ia idon cure
HInoer mtitlnaHDer pe~ltellotel!"
lu9te er oif.upeI3ts. .Qber Doppslt
geadbt balt brtler. =. mas! -. III
rlgbt.. SoQnp. Damn bait pu ia.
mLa Oh bruaAt - elneu lungsn
5Atla.u i'm 9el6dft, Der 9oare duT
9en 3Cbnen pot. -"
Sen often eeifettablen Spbn 0iIs
OInJ OeeUgrte olele S%attlongtelt pens
Ii4, 81 5og abpebreno Die 4u9ens
btuusn gph.
.Was hrln9it Ou fir Gei6dfte2"
rug er tiibl.
s9ud4er!. :. SD tomm' H149er
non ma run!. Sic pollsn geben,
Gentlemen! -. SD begIelte SIe
:IH Stid!. . sd monts ubet meme
Saae III Rem yort mt Sbneu res
otn."
Die prei Qerreu smpia6len iid.
Sp4a Q5lIong ma, allen. QDleoer
l4loB er aul tur3e 3elt Die au9en.
IS mar, ais Oh er lpllete, troB oes
Na9snlltms, oes YeldreIs Del 3eIs
tun9spel %tduIet. pes &utens Der Au>
tomoDdluppen orauBen. Dunn raITle
er iI4 aut ltrth lld uber Die Stttne
unG RET ourG oas Uor tbm itebenpe
Selspbon IN Dus SrO9el4oB 9Indp:
,9err 5lu:e3"
s,5o. Sri"
nolt @err ointihien oo?"
nGr ut eben gu 9errn S6uIter
ltauper.'
n54 lofie Jpn bitten, gu toms
.len.."
0te gdn3s unter1nItung puros IN
oeutl1tt SprI6r 9cfubrt. S0Dn Wtls
DING belhattlJie IN letner 55!rma falt
,lur lunse peuIlte Aautleute Die III
G0noon pd IN Gn5IIlA NnO III Der
]ORen S6uls oes 9anoels perOolls
:ommten Sic pateu btllJer. SIC
pSren lIetbi9er Sic paren gepanOs
Ter. Slt lernten gu oIeI. 8Iel 81
Jiel. 9tauBea mertte man es natz
5er an uleu Gden unD &nD:n Der
Neit. Nas mar Die Sebrletle Der
5ute. Nber tpus tonnle en eln3eIz
ler III Wettbenetb Der Gltp oogegen
nL6en?
n9uttn Morgen, Mr. Diloing!"
Dletrtb 9tnrIdien, Der pruturiIt,
tano al Der Sur. SIN brettidultrls
ger, uneu6utterll6 geIoi1ener 9am>
burger nit ihIauem @eiitt, auf
Dem etr bOfI:fes &a6eIn lag.
v8uten Moraen. lteter Sintt6isn!
Suite. nspIaen Sic eInmoI Ylag
llno nun obne unlhpeIfe. . e.
S!e babtu pobl idon 9ebort. mas
}eute n!e0er nit Gu3mon unD
5opnion p%nlIier1 1T. SIS sebt %
ui2i ptIter. . sd muB emmdI meIz
zen belItn WtInn dui ern paal Sabre
}miib;rltiden! Das inn Sic. Stno
cit betslt3"
.4ls mus iou Ib penn biniiber9e>
zen, utr. NIDtug2" trug Dretrld
Einridisn obns Elm 3eihen Der usbers
:aldun9.
Run = dis gsrtreter Der 5irmo!
Hus Dos Sotll bstrtfft, oa ieien Sr
niAt dn9itli6, Doran pi-o es nl4t
1sitern."
G5ortiebuna folgt.)
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-07-27

Sie itarrten f4 erf4rett in he
Quqen.
.Uie os6t IS oir2" ira9ten bsisc
gu sIeider 3eit.
Qeni %ontrportefs 3ueri.: ,W2jr Qeb,
es qrobortig - gan3 fomos aes..te
tie ij6 3u ioaeR. IRA, uuo 7cn cil
neiB mar e8 ia. lie Gr;eie on oeinr
M{utter."
go" To9te 6,iu3 ldiTa. jn5em
sy fiA isbte. yif lam nidt i.a1en
M}an piro gsIeieyt uno iabt iid
ieisrn'"
.1u Fs6it cir psnjg min.
aus" flqts GEM uno fab ihn on.
.gas mad, ras GroBllottt6m
Iis6es atno. ,Scoe Nott tis NOR
Gems i'm Sod ano idon YIN 3,fH
in ber 1r.6 am Vorirdt iyaenoeiue.
Qriftpfratin. 1cii, toii. oo5 aetc
Idbrt nor. e Iaits!t auf her Irepp,
Qei'dnouft - uno cts Ulitt19 iis5t
mon Dor ctc @uTGG"
~@rotaais," iagts geni, gG5er
keute?"
nbeu.e yaae If mid 5lnmoI aBs
Qaaml;ts9s NAL: i'd an elmer gro
zen 4cmPoiitiou, cer G6se Utam-
mpn."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-07-27

Der ett rem OiplcmatlIbe
Songteb mar Der Oon Gombrdr ina
uabre 1903.