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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-09
ELON SCHEDULE COMPLETE
sixteen Contests VIII lie Played by
Varsity Ntnc-ScScrnl t.nmcs with
Virginia Teams Pending.

I.ON COl,BEGE:, " e.. March s.
Graduate Manager Hook gave out tire
schedule for the varsity base
ball team for 1911 The first three
games are practice games and will be
PLAYED at Elon. The chief interest Of
course. ceuters in the Easter Monday
game which is TO b. played in Green's
horo. with Davidson College, in the
Cone Athletic Park.
The schedule is as follows:
March i6-BeSscucr. at Elnn.
March 2;-C;recnstoro High. 81 Elon
March 2s-Binerty Piedmont. ~; Zion.
April " Davidson. at Zion.
April ! University OF North Carolina. at
Chapel nm
April L Richmond College. at Zion.
Easter Moaday-paNidspn At Greensboro
April l9Wakn Forest. at Elou.
April ls-Trinity. &! Durham tpcndinE).
April PA. * T.. y. a., at Raleigh.
: Npril @t-Sp"nCcr. at Graham trcndinE).
April .+-Wakc Forest. At Wake Forest.
May Davidson At Davidson.
MnN : Spoucer. Ut Spencer.
aiai S-WsShinrton au'i Lee. 81 Lexington
May .-sN L l.. q, Racksbure tpcnains).
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-09
WtH speak on Organised char,,,,

Miss Margaret Byington. associate
secretary of the American Associa-
ton Of Societies for Organizing Chari-
ties. VIII speak at O'clock this after
noon in the parish house of ST Paurs
Episcopal Church before the Council
OF Social Workers She is in Rich
mond at the invitation Of the Rich
mond School of Social Economy. tie
Council OF Social Workers and the AS
sociated Charities. She spoke yester-
day afternoon In the office OF the Blu
rcau OF Vacations for Women at a
of the board OF directors OF
the school Of social economy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-09
MARsHALLITEs WIN AGAIN
,HlGH-SCHOOL SOCCER TEAM
!. TAKES SCALPS OF AlL-STARS
"BiS High School" Captures Game by
Narrow Margin
.4ss of to o.

n ",
:, faihnS sinRly 10 ncteai tue JoUh
MarshaIi aiRh Schoo! soccer team. ins
!uhior hiSh scheois OF this citH ue.,ueu
70 PICK an ali.star team from uncii
league and cnalIenSe the Marshaihlcs
uo game ine big hiSh SShooi ~
cepted the chaliens.. the game WaS
piaEe" yesterday afternoon - DIN
FaIh, ana AGAIN the Marshaih1cs VIZ
VICTORIOUS. put the advantage was NcfF
sign. as th'E were enis aoic 70 uv-
Ieat their opponents oN inc marry"
mArgin OF 10 Y.
SrundI opened the same os h,SNlhE
on Ior the Al STAR. out me on Mas
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-09
At the Movies To-Day

ODEON - Douglas l',,irbanks. In
"siRnhnttnn Mndncss", also q Trl-
angle comedy.
fSIS-Lois Weber. In "Itilc Wives"
BIJOU-Mnric Doro, In ,"CnstIes
for Two, Burton Holmes rray-
ctoEue aud n Paramount photograph.
COLONIAL-June Caprice, In "a
Child OF the Wild" and n "Nlck OF
Time baby" comedy.
SICTOR-I.Ois Meredith. In "Sold
at Auction" nnd Mrs. Cnstic, In
sPatrin."
DLUI3BIRD-l1iinab Resdon, In
"His Day OF Rcst.v
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-09

the membership in the association and
to urge men TO register and qualify
as voters. The committee found that
325 men out OF $50 of voting age are
qualified.
Augustine Royal was one of the
principal speakers at the meeting. lie
talked Oh the civic survey and on
registration.
committee consisting oc Mr.. Nor
dccai. w. Hepry Miller and Augustine
Royal will arrange meeting at which
DIR. Douglas 5. Freeman and Dr. Dice
X. Anderson will be the speakers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-09
Commercial LeagueMeets
Io-Morrow Night at
Y. NJ. G.. A.

Roy II. Wilkinson. president of
the Commercial IeRHuc. has called
"a meeting of his organization tn be
held Tomorrow night nt y O'clocl<
meeting will be ono at the most I'm
portant since the league WINS re-
organized. nnd NIL managers nrc
earnestly requested to he present.
U.-lHNs governing the playing OF
tho games. tho adoption of schcd-
uic. ana several other matters OF
rrcnt importance will come. before
the Itcct Ing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-09

conventional dumny's lips In many u
day lie is assisted by Edna Courtney.
The act goes across with Il vim. In
spite OF It's many predecessors in the
voice throwing field.
G--Torcat and D'Alizas Boosters.
what may be classed next after the
educated feas I'm the list OF animal
acts is the performance OF the score
OF birds in this troupe. Not since the
da%s OF "Chanticlcr' has the barnyard
lord had such excuse for strutting
and growing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-09
INITIAL PRACTICE HELD
tolorcd Nine az Petersburg stnrt.
seasons Norkout With Twenty
five Candidates.

fETEkSHURG VA. March
Coach Bacon ~ is tnd q call for can
d'daicS tor...l,.. -Tit.rsburE. colored.
paseba u team, and.twcuty i've recruit, :
ana Veterans reported for the FIRST
practlce. which Was hold Yesterday,
The 9i' team VIII lac built around
several of last years regulars.
The schedule for the season follows.
March Is dci1hta ttuu. at homo
: Nafrh i"-.Spari'u Ciua, ~ hOmo
April !"-lIampron. q. hone
Z Arr!l .n-Si raur- school III n,,ttc
Milo " '''
May cr = Livingston college n, homo
: May tt Mon University. At home
May la-Cnion University :. richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-09
PLAYS TWENTY GAMES
baseball Schedule of davidson College
Includes Gnmes with Virginia
Institutions.

DAVIDSON. y. g., March S.-Twcnty
games will be played by the Davidson
College baseball nine this year. accord
ing 10 the schedule arranged by MAN.
ager 5. g Harris The Presbytcrians
win play the leading colleges in tho
old North state and will invade Nir-
ginia territory on April -, - and 26,
playing Virginia Military Institute.
Washington and Lee and Roanoke Col
lcgc.
The complete schedule follows:
March 2I-Catawba. at Davidson
March Cloak Ridge Davidson.
March :t-oaS Ridge, At Davidson.
March "l--Charluttc LetsucrS, at Davidson.
April .-Elon, at Elon.
April S--'Trinity. at Durham.
April 4-t.arolns at chapel 1iiiI.
April 1-Charlottc LcaEuers. at Charlotte
April 9-Elon at Greensboro.
April ll-Wakc Forest. at davidson.
April l2Trnity. at Stntesvillc.
Aprii 13-Tr,nity. ut Davidson.
April ia. & Nj. nj CASTE MIA.
April ls--i.enoir Hickory.
April 22-tiuilford. At Greensboro
April CIV NJ. l.. at Lexington. Va.
Airtt 23-washinE,on and Lee, At LcN,Is
ton, Va
April 2o-Rcanokr College, a, Salem. Va.
May Elton. NJ Davidson.
May i-t;uiford at Davidson.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-09

ne1t~day's delivery. In fact. 1t is com
plained. all public service is boInEl de-
ranged. and Barton Heights gradually
Is being cut of from tho city proper.
Fortunatcly. the fire Of yesterday ar
tcrhoon was in an open field. and no
damage was inflicted. The horse was
iihaiiy eStricatcd and triumphantly
taken back TO the fire company's house
by the three flremen.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-09
TAKE A "CASCARET"
TONIGHT AND SEE!

headachy. dizzy, tongue coated,
breath bad and stomach sour-Why
don't you get a 10-ccnt box of Casca-
rets at the drug store and feel bully.
Take Cascarets Tonight and enjoy tile
incest, gentlest liver and bowel cleans
ing you ever experienced. You'll wake
up with A clear head. clean tongue
lively step. rosy skin and looking and
feeling fit. Mothers can give whole
Cascaiet 10 IA sick, cross. bilious. few
erish child any time--they arc harm.
lcss--ucver EriDc or sicken.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-09
Concludes Lecture. To-day.

Rev. James NJ Gray. d. d. Of chi
caSo. dean OF the Moody Bible rnsti-
tute. VIII conclude to-day his series
oi lectures at the Central Young Mems
Christian Association which he has
peeit delivering this week under the
auspices OF the general committee of
tue simultaneous cvaDgclistic. cam
paisn. DR.. Gray will speak at 4
O'Clock this afternoon on Service. :.
aud at Sis O'Clock this evening on
why Should Christians Pray"'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-09
Gregg signs with Rcd so,

BOSTON March S.-SyIvanus a
Gregg. pitcher. wired the Boston Amer.
dcan League club to-day from Millet
Alberta, that he had signed at no
clubs terms.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-09
Spend a Dime! Liven
Your Liver and Bowels
and Feel Fine.

Enjoy life. Your system is nlieu
with an accumulation of bile and
bowel poison which keeps you bilious.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1917-06-21
VERY SERIOUS ACCIDENT

The Dyersburg Gazette contains the
following account Of a very serious
accident that lately befell Anvil Muir
ply, son Of Mr.. Grant Murphy, of
that city, the well known travelling
man:
"Arvil Murphy, the 12-year-old son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Murphy, met
with an accident Tuesday afternoon,
that nearly cost his life, and his con-
dition is still very precarious. While
passing the Illinois Central railroad
coal chute, barrel was knocked off,
falling fifty feet on top Of the boys
head. Curry & Sons ambulance was
sent for and he was conveyed to Hos
mer hospital An examination dis
closed a fractured skull and for a
while it was not thought that the boy
could recover. He was consciuos for a
few moments this morning and hope
is entertained for his recovery. Mr..
Murphy, who is on the road for Fly &
Hobson, Of Memphis, was at Brighton
when he was notified Of the accident.
He came through in an automobile,
arriving here at Z o'clock Tuesday
evening"
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1917-06-21

-Messrs. ]. W. Glover and Dock
Hastings both informed US Saturday
that they had just laid their corn by
that day. The former said his corn
was in the tasseling stage and the
latter that the 20 acres that he had
laid by was as high as his head. Corn
and cotton generally are from three
weeks to a month later than usual.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1917-06-21

Mr.. w. NJ. Mauldin, Of Antioch,
Lauderdaie county, was a visitor in
this city Saturday.
Mr.. G. s. Butler and wife, Of Ross
vile, Tenn, and Mr.. Edgar Butler and
family, Of Memphis, were visitors here
the last Of the week.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1917-06-21

Mr.. N. C. Brown came in from Mis-
sissippi Friday on a short visit to his
family.
Misses Ruth and Alma Brasfield left
Saturday for a visit to relatives in
Dyersburg.
Miss Aunine Sheriff., of Memphis,
came up Saturday morning on visit
to her aunts, Mrs. Harvard Cary and
Misses Julia and Ruth Roane, at Mt.
Carmel.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1917-06-21

Mr.. w. H. Berkheimer, Of Memphis,
was a visitor in this city Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed larry, Mrs. 7.
w. Green. Mrs Hamilton larry and
Gailor larry, Of Keeling. we're among
the many visitors here at the chautau-
qua Friday.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1917-06-21

Mrs. ]. L. Mccormick, Of Rose
mark, who is just recovering from a
severe illness, came up Friday on a
visit to her son, Mr.. L. E. Mccormick.
Mr.. Kent Written and wife, Of
Memphis, spent Sunday with relatives
in this city.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1917-06-21
No. 666

This is prescription prepared especially
for MALARIA or CtilLLS g. FEVER.
Five or six dopes will break any Gaze, and
II taken then a. 4 tonic the Fever will not
return. II acts on the liver better than
;c--lomci and does not gripe or sicken. 2Se
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1917-06-21

Two cars Of extra southsb0und
freight No. 1864, in charge Of Con-
ductor Cook, were derailed at the arch
over the Mason road about $3.50 o'clock
Monday night, delaying traffic over
the sonth-bound track for several
hours. One Of the cars was broken in
two BY the derailment. It is said that
the derailment was caused BY some
boys who were stealing a ride south
and who cut off the air in order to
stop the train so they could get OF.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1917-06-21

in the case of Clay Bowers, ct al,
VS.. John D. Moore and B. L. Clements,
which was tried before the supreme
court in Jackson last Saturday, the
court sustained the decision of the
lower court, declaring the deed to one
fourth interest in $50 acres of land
contested for by the latter good and
valid
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1917-06-21

We are compelled to leave out
letters from some correspondents
nearly every week on account of the
correspondents failure to let their
true names accompany the letters. A
well written account Of wedding sent
US from Memphis was left out of our
last issue on account of having no
name signed to it whatever.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1917-06-21

st. PauPs church, in the vicinity
Of Rialto, which has been used as a
place of worship by the colored people
of that community for 30 years or
more, has been sold and the lumber
has been hauled away for use for 9TH
er purposes.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-11-23
Sic io.idjc @0irag.

en- olten popieren finoen mir inls
3cupe lupiae Celd)lUte RE I'M 4.ol
1879 &eiu.au5Ier 6irit 8.5mard
ROT pcrionn.e!tem RcilQsta9 Die 59nr
preuB,iaer Iil1on5mInirer Rcone
paijieren lieb, TAM aub 9err p.
5:lcelpiB al re 4ei4s, Djeier JtnHe
6lat.e e,nen 8orfoQ in Die Grinnts
yun1, Der aus Der 5eit herrii6rt, IA
1rie0riD UiIheIm ~. nou) &roHs
pciu3 NOR. Cine 816lrejde 0aisus
ludjt Ha.te ii0 in ben Salons oes
11Y.irf.cn gtdo3Lpiu 3uiamen5eiunOsa.
as glDbli3 Der {tronprJn5 nit IoI7
Qentar aatIeiIro9e untet ene 0rurPe
rat, in Der ber genonnte 3err Uttnlz
itst iidl be7aur; Dos erie friBt on5
8ta6, pas ,3fDsite bl6' ib ME; ods
9an3e lit ere 2lnDplass. SproA :
unD perIcjuauh tiiigJt. Ran lGdejic
un0 3iihtta f;3 nltjjrljh Dns Hoz
IunQspor e,nanoar in pie O6reN.
NicspiB fH4lte I;t9 auf pa3 enpflno=
ti15.e 9tlcGntt IND perij!8te iio9 iafort
3um N0nig, i6m bcn !9erqon3 oer
5oo6e mttcaao. 5Sria0rj4 &8t.6e.m
III. mar I'M duBsrfteu U}dBe il5er
ben Mutp.4en ierue5 So5nes entrUs
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Iheint Der Gronptm} pie geIp09nI.d)
gum N}or9an8rub lei fe;0em toni9z
liGen 6errn Gater. Dieler 3ei8te it'd
Ie6r ungndoil IND IG3t IN Iehler be-
fannten Q1eiie einile g8orte ialan
ME nMiaii .er6iiejoi3en" oNer9ernia
Qe1e6en por Geieuiduit", nlbbjttt
lejiten". n&ietlpiB pari06nen". Oh
:sroupriu3 be,euert leine unitulo
Der .5trr 5inan3minji,er mjIde iif
po0itdnoi1 ge,rrt boaen, uno Uo2
Oeraieidea nebr mar. Ter &0ni9 III
emp6rt, lpis0ey3plt Dd5 R5tIe. unf
fra1t ben &roayr,n5en, Of er penn IN
l6reoe Ie1en tonne. oieie SeIe.ois
gunQ ce1uBert su habln. o<ra
0in1s", ernI0erte Der &roaprIn3
,,Qber lpie in a.er N,lt II ognH na'
-0err D. 5..eep g auf D.n otiQeu,i-
4on Gerca-t ae.cmat1, oa6 Il lar.
ua.er q.H2luJ len tlnu: ,..Ju .pel
.aaass paun jrnt i,.E3" eaIqaancs
Or &ad.5, <ceai4teI, 1.aje IL III 2.
rf,-~2 tsSsf-r1 ngr -l.fl.-e U--
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-11-23

true translation nied with ln'
Postmaster of La Crosse, Wis. on
November. %, 1917. as required b,
the act of October 6. 1917.
9ritiifes S0altptquortier in iSront
reid. -. 9top.
9ie gcgenndrtige Stlludlt hat
mehr oI5 irgeno cine onocre olli Sen
ncitIidcn ariegsiharplaB ocn 9lu.
itrih Der Sample IN anocren &ricgen
gc,ponncn oa Die Soloutcn i'm Die.
ucu f1npiten umo Die GapoQcrie fiih
he 4nqriife ouf feinolihe GcifiitC
lnternahm. &iele WtiIitQrfritifcr ha.
bel lett tangent behnllptet, huB oicGd-
nalleric Elm Sing Der &ergougenbcit
lei, ober 0ic 8erittcnen hubcn oieiG
8ehaltptltng piocrlcgt. ,Sclomurid)all
$1oiq bat p0hreno ser Wonatc ernlii
bender observation-disclosures on ici.
nen berlttenen 3rllppcn ieitacboltcn
Gr gloltbte, ooB cr cine3 Cages @elc
geuhcit habcn milr0e, 0nuou Nicbrnltd
3lt modem, lmo iein l(rtbcil, bot lid
ais 0a@ ridtige Crmiclcn.
Sine itrntcaiidlc Sciituug.
53elomorid)ou Noiq2 ShloQ gCqcn
sic 1Sront BEL Guubroi Itcllt cdtc
Stratcqie 0ar. Gr hdnlntcrte in 1Slon-
bern ouf 0cn 1Seino los, bis cr poIl-
itGn0iq erid0pft nor. Gr hattie i'm
5uriifgetrieben, iolpcit uIa Scr WoraIt
e2 erloubtc, un0 i'm gc5mlmgelt ic0c
ltn3c 3roit heranNl5icben, nm lid
3lt behollpten. 9om fam cr ulit ici.
ncn iibcrroihcnocn 9Ingriff in cinen
9lbid)nitt, ON ocn uicmou0 ge0oht
hattie. Die 0in0cnblrglinien an bel
,Sront pon Gambrui maren Die it0rf
item, Oie sic 9elltitcn I'M @cltcn aus
Qelegt hottcu. Ser 6eino belt tic fit
ltnolrdloringlid). Nift MIR maren iiC
Itorf befcItiqt, ion0ern lie maren aud
ourh eincn brciten @itrtel bon Stu
heI0robt qeidiitt. bon Dem man
gIoubte, oob er MIR olrh Elm lonQan
holtenoe5 9omborheruent con5entrir
fer 8eihiitc 9cniigeno ourhihnitter
mer0en f0nne, ltm Ger Snfartcril
Den 0urhgnng 81 geitatten. @ritiitI
g8eiie aur Nrbeit heronqe5oaen NOR
Gonf5 iin0 ME 5u fold ous9eoebnteu
oer, ober lie babcn in elm poor Shul.
Ben Die 9Irbeit erle0igt, 3u Ser Ole
9Irtillerie Gage gebraubt bate Oil
&oinoenbrrqlinie lit on elmer pcitcl
5front 0urdbroden moroen 1tno bi;
81 elmer 9r0Beren Eiefe, OILS ic porhcr
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-11-23
llfraiue erflart ibre
ltuabbdugigteit.
Seon SruBfp i'm ansiuGrtiaen Imt.
Ginitellung Der Nrbeit i'm !Snupt-
aunrtier oes 8eneralitabcs.

True translation filed with the
Postmaster of La Crosse. Wis. on
November %. 1917, as required by
the act of October 6, 1917.
Yetersburg, y Mon
0uS uuSipdrtigc Nmt lit uuunIehr
non 2eon 8roBfp iibernonnngn NOR.
hcn. llntcrietretdr Icnntom. Der ieit
ser 8erbuftllng BON SercitIhenfo Die
.8cId)0fte beIorate, bot in formeIler
@eiie oic Gontroae abgetretcn ltn0 If
nit ocn iibrigen Angeltellten auSge.
id)ie0en. Die 2lrbCit i'm @nuptQuor-
tier 0e9 @cneruIitobca lit, pic berid
let miro, pollIt0noig 5um StilItunn
aefomunen. ghlr bic GcriorQung ser
2lrnce bil0et cine 9luanubme.
Iic WoInu 9faroonn ifreibt. 0o3
Hcuinc uno Erotfn in menigcn 1ogcn
Die erfolqrcihe Gtablirllnq Ser 9lrbei-
ter uno 9oucrnrcgicrlnQ anfitn0iQcn
mCr0en, lporouf crlpQrtct miro, ooB
Die uu5pGrtigcn Hcgierungcn 0urd)
0cn nCltcn uusDdrtigcn Winiiter Die
antlihcn &crhonollmgCn dufnchnlen
Der0cn.
Sie llfraine reiRt iidD ppllcnos los.
PETERSBURG, 2t 9fop
Der nilitdriihc Gbcf 0c@ Giltrift5
BON &icp uno Scr tcmpordre @oupcr-
ncur ioucn nit ihrcn Stdbcn ibrc
Soften ucrIaIicu hnben. llfroiniide
Gommlildre iito 81 ibren Nohfolgern
ernonnt moroen, uno oieic bobcn Die
llnnbbdngigfeit Ser llfroiue beitdtigt
Observation-Disclosures ufroi-
niihe Grltppen iin6 BON ser Tront
6uritf0crllfen moroen. Dies bctrodltct
mnn @bier ol5 cine bcocnflidc
Sdru0hlm9 ser 2lrmcc lmo al5 cine
uoqliChe 0effmtng Der @rcn5e fiir
Sen Feino.
3ic Stnotouuo BON Wosfou iii
BON Dem rebolutiondrcn &ricg5
conite oufgcl0It porocn @ilrger-
mciiter Rouocnclp BON W}o5fou hGlt
iih, mic bcrihtet miro, pcritedt, nm
Der &erboftllnq 81 entgeben. Sin
Non3er3ug Der nah Tctcr5brrg III
tcrmeg5 mar, 1T non9lbthciIunqcn pon
!, Seeltuterr mlfgcion9en rn0 nud)
gMosfou 5uriifgcibnft por0en
Tic GriItcn5 BON 5pci Central
Gomitc3, Die Iih bcioc OILS Die rcd1t-
nldBig cinqclebte &0rpcrIhoit be
arod1ten icocs 0ie 9Iuthorit6t iiir iid
in 2Iniprudl nebmen mo 0eS onocrcn
9fcdtc beItrcitcn, Oroht Elm &rltdl I'M
fer ocu 2lrbcitcr- lm0 Sol0otcnorgn
llilotionen 0e8 2nn0c@ hcrbci5ufilhrcn
Ga9 nele GentroIcontite, On5 uon
Dem iiiuQIten GongrcB Scr 9lrbciter-
mo SoIootcnbcleqoten crnonnt NOR
oen uno 0nS ojc Whttter Der qe9en-
pdrtiQcn NeQicrHn0 it, bcaulprlht
oen Nortritt Dor elmer dbnlidcn 81
Qoniiotion, oic bis IN Oic Vlonot,
lnmittclbar noh ocr Vt0r5rcpolntior
3urild0otirt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-11-23


.t.t '4Hcr of la Crosse, Wis. on
November -. 1917. as required by
the act Of October 6, 1917.
@ctcr@blrQ -. Mop.
.Qfit Dem rorurllcn &UrihluQ zines
Observation-Disclosures uu ollc aricqfiib-
rcnocn. oclI Der Noth Der &olfaconr-
nilidrc 0ca puuruiliihcn Gonqrc0cs
Der 2lrbciters uu0 Sol0ntenoclcquten
III modcu Qcocutt, miro niht be.
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