davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-03-30
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

The jolly Sixteen will meet with Mrs.
". NJ. Lewis of Washington street to-
morrow A covered dish supper will be
served.
The last in n series of Ladies' nights
at the Vermont Wheel club was held
last evening in the club room. Music
for dancing was furnished by Lett
singer orchestra. A luncheon was
served.
Mrs. Lawrence X. Barber and Miss
Margaret Barber entertained at Miss
Barber S home on High street yester-
day afternoon and evening In the
afternoon auction bridge was played
and in the evening fve-hundred was
PLAYED. The hostess served refresh
ments.
William Henry Thompson, 90, died
Tuesday in Chester. He was a native
Of that town and had lived there all
but 81 wears of his life. He was farm
or specializing in fruit and berries He
is survived BY his wife and five chill
dren, Mrs. Walter Bugbee of Chester
with whom he lived, Norman Thompson
of Chester, Mrs Wright of Grafton,
William Thompson of North Spring
"
The funeral was held yesterday after
noon, Rev. X. NJ. Jones of the Baptist
church of Chester officiating. The bur
ial took place i'll Chester.
The funeral of John +. Wilson, who
died Tuesday, was held yesterday aft
ernoon at clock in the underta king
rooms of Bond & Son, Rev. George +.
Tomkinson, pastor of the First Baptist
church, officiating. The bearers were
Charles Brockington, Charles r. ST.
monds, Don II. Miller and Bert c. Bald
win, all members of Quonekticut tribe,
I. 0. K. NJ of which Mr.. Wilson was a
member The Red Men S committal
service was used at.the grave in Morn
ingside cemetery, where the burial took
place. Those from out of town present
were Wallace j. Wilson, a son, of
Schenectady, n. Y, and Albert ". Viii
son, brother, Of Springfield, Mass.
Under the post office regulations,
which are to be strictly enforced in the
new federal building, the rent for the
post office boxes must be paid not later
than the day before the beginning of the
quarter. This is department rule and
the postmaster has no alternative. Ii
the rent is not paid as provided by the
rules the mail will be put into the gen
eral delivery and the boxes locked from
the inside so that the keys will not UNI
! lock them from the outside The coming
! quarter beginning Sunday mail will not
/ be put into the general delivery until
Monday morning, but it will be so placed
Monday morning unless the rent is paid
| by Sunday night. Cards have been placed
in the boxes notifying the holders that
the rent is due. A government inspector
r. +. Dakin of Concord. n H., is in town
to stay several days going over the build
ing and noting the needs for possible
improvements in the service.
\ The Juniors of the Episcopal church
will hold a rummage sale in the sampl,
49,.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-03-30
VERNON.

John johnson is i'll and under the
care of a physician.
The library will be open Saturday
March 81.
There viii be an April fool party in
Grange hall Saturday evening. All are
invited.
Miss Elizabeth Graham Of Northfeld
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-03-30

If a woman has nothing to say She
always wants to talk.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-03-30

The Juniors of the Episcopal church
will hold a rummage sale in the sample
room on High street Friday afternoon
and Saturday. Children S clothes a
specially. ADV. 1926
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-28
NOTICE TO PROSPECTIVE
 HOMESTEADERS.

A complete set of township plats are on file in the Land and Industrial De. partment on which are shown all the homestead entries that have been made in Juneau and Fairbanks Land Offices. Anyone inteding to locate a homestead in the Matanuska or Susit- ma Valleys should first call at the of flee of the Land and Industrial Depart ment and ascertain what land is vacant before making settlement on the land or filing aplication to enter in the United States Land Office at Juneau It will be to the interest of the pros. pective settler to follow this proceed ure as he will not then be examining and that has already been settled up on by others, and it may avoid unnec- essary delay and expense incident to any filing that cannot be accepted in the United States Land Onice.-Rail- oad Record
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-28
COMING SCHOOL
 ENTERTAIN N ENT

After today tickets are on sale for the annual shool entertainment to be giv- en in Moose Hall on Friday evening, May fourth. Reservations may be made at Walkers Drug Store without additional expense.
 The entertainment will be one of the most unique ever given in Ketchikan. It will consist of a yarety of drills, marches. folk dances, may pole dances, throughout with splendid choruses. One feature will be th. +lag salute fol lowed by the singing Of our most pop ular national songs by the entire school
 The entertainment will assume an 1ir of patriotism which will be very appropriate upon this occasion.
 General admission. fifty cents.-adv
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-28
EVERY HOUSE MAY HAVE
 ITS s. 0. s. SYSTEM

To be able to press a button in any room of a house or apartment and set an alarm bell ringing and a red oi green light flashing on the outside; to have the same alarms ring and flash the moment a burglar tries to enter window or a door or within a few min utes after fire starts, thus sending out a cry for help-such is the purpose fan invention upon which Maurice Scholder of New York has recently re, ceived a patent and upon improve. ments in which he now has aplications for patent pending.
 His system calls for a pair of col. ored lamps one red, one green, and an alarm gong in a case ill a conspicu. Ous place on the outside wall of house. These are connected with dry cell batteries and by special wiring with push buttons in all the rooms. The touching of a button lights the lamps and rings the gong. The win dows and doors are wired also so that the opening of either will produce the same effect. There is a switch, how ever, that enables the owner of the premises to enter or leave without causing an alarm.
 In large buildings an apnunciator at the door shows precisely what room the alarm is ringing from. In jewelry stores, banks and other places that are specially tempting to robbers, buttons are placed in the floor where they can be reached byq the foot of the sales man or cashier, and the moment one of them is pressed it sets the alarm ringing and flashing outside and closes and locks the door, thus preventing the escape of the theft.
 By the use of simple thermostats the apparatus can be made automatic as a fire alarm.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-28
ANCHORAGE AS A PORT

With the SS. Farragut just sailing out of port and the Mariposa coming in, and then shortly afterwards the Ketchikan whistling the announce ment of her arrival, there can be no doubt these days of the practicability of the Anchorage port.
 And when boats pull into this place they do not whistle, throw out rope and work for an hour or so to land, whistle and be on their way again. We hold them for quite time.
 Anchorage is not only the metropolis of Alaska but is also the biggest port in point of tonnage also. Anchorage Times.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-28

The climate of tropical countries affects internal combustion engines so that they produce only from 80 to S5 per cent of the power they yield in temperate zones.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-28
Every woman's plain duty is to be as handsome as she can
THE OLD GARDNER SAYS

Many people do not know that as- paragus can be forced in the cellar all winter with but little difficulty, mere ly setting the roots in boxes of good garden soil and placing the boxes near the furnace. The roots are worthless after forcing, however, so that it is we'll to SOW seed each spring in order to have new plants coming each year. If seed of the Argenteuil variety is
 planted immediately, roots should be large enough to force by next fall, al- tho older plants are usually preferred.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-28
Advertised Letter List

FOR RENT-A well furnished room
 For the week ending April 21, 1917.
 Burch, c. E., Christensen, Pat, Cra- mer. A H. Fish, H. P, Hudson, liar old c.
 When calling for the apove, say "Ad- vertised." Parties claiming letters fpsm the above list must pay fee of one cent for each letter claimed
 All letters unclaimed by May 5, IT will be sent to the Dead Letter Office Washington. D. c. = M. E. SWINE ! ORD, Postmaster.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-28
PIONEERS OF ALASKA

The undersigned has been appoint ed Deputy Grand President of the Pio- neers of Alaska with authority to in- stitute an Igloo at Ketchikan. I am now ready to receive names of Char ter Members. My office will be open for the transaction of this business from 2 p. m. to p. m. each day till further notice.
 The qualifications for membership are as follows:
 Constitution of Subordinate Igloos,
 Article III, Ses. l.
 Only white male Alaskans who were in Alaska prior to January l, 1901, and whose interests have been dominant. ly identified with Alasa since that time, shall be elected members of this Igloo.
 It is very desirable that all eligible Pioneers residing in Ketchikan join this Grand Order as soon as conven- tent,
 Respectfully,
 D. SMITH HARRIS,
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-28
CASTOR OIL FOR
 DRIVERS EYES

Every automobile rider has evperi- cnced the discomfort of dust in the eyes, and also from the effects of cold winds A suggestion has been made that these discomforts may be greatly elleviated by applying castor oil along the eyelashes. This, it is claimed, will catch most of the dust before it can enter the eye, and also it protects the eyes from the chilling effects of the wind.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-28
FOR SALE

An almost new Majestic Steel Range Inquire Max Tyron's Restaurant. ad
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-28

Fortunately for the average man, his brain ie not on exhibition.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-03-09

O%eronitnltcn. Sc0c 8ertallf5 @rottc
lpiro in Scr &$eiic oeforirt mer6cn,
0aB tie 6os HuSiehru elmer Jrilb.
linqS @lume ertalt.
Gin mnrme5 abenbbrnt miro an
beiben 4bcnocn icroirt mcrben. nm
guar miro man pm boIh feds llbr
an 0amit 6ehient iperben
5rou ReinhoIo &nmb0l0t lit 8or.
ittcn0e ocS Sntpt = Announcements
Comics, uno ihr sur Scitc itcbcn ol$
tiid,tiQc @clierinnen 6rm ". Grams.
TroI 2Soicpb 2ennon lm6 6ruI Char.
les Qrut.
Sic foIoenhcn Gnmcn bahcn Ole
2citunq Ger bier genonuten @rotten
ooer Booths" ilbcrnor!m:n.
0inher Truu Scrmon &.
@o!fc.
@nnoarbeitcu- Trmt5obn
@iaioms uno 5rou Soicph pont-
hildlen.
2 dilr3eu - 1rou @iqiunt
Sro3cr. 5rou SSrpin RilQcr nm
6rou Arth1tr 20iilcr.
Wlumcn- 6rou 2(ono SAINT
Noihmert 6rou Iront
Sdmolbc.
MODE. g hou. Jrou Irtbur
Gfmolbc.
e hotb0bIe lie GIci-
ren- 6rou @ene Ginning unoIroll
Bcnc Strinqcr.
MobrfoQen - Irar @corQc
0ouicr un6 Irou GborIc& 2. @nr
Nufcu.
Sad mittoo8 0offcc -
Trou g(ooIf Ganorion.
Nten6brot- Trou 6omcr e.
Sort uno Srmu 0ciru 5rerte.
RnthSfcUcr 49, Irdr EniI
CIinn uno Trnu Ctto 2offIcr.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-03-09

N}It G9 geocn IS Stimlncr be.
IhlpB Die Y'ieut5lu ON Wiittnnd,, ob.
mcd}lclno on Den Som8toQcu unb
WnrtoQcu Gtpunqcn abMhaItcrl.
%GnJcrc Belt hcid,aftiNte lid, 6os
Snus mt TeriidcrunQSQcicpCcbuna
Gtc Norladc non Gbnnplc murhe ub-
0cthun, nod, Der Elm NnJeitclltcr, ser
Sen Itenlt zines Nrbcitutbcr5 oclIdi}t.
Der ioaenunnte Bruppcn. &%erNferunl
bette, mcltcr nctlidlcrt lem ioQ. Ser
Yh1. GbnrpIc hcho!tntctc. 0nB oicg}cr-
MISUNDERSTANDING un0 Sogcn dtq,n
9ie yin 1carhcitct h1ttcn. ga tic Il.
nlft ncrit2nhcn r1ttcn. Scr Nbo.
Clitn t%cbouptcte, oub cil1 inId,cS sc.
'cb MIR Sen oroBen uno rAd7en Ner-
MISUNDERSTANDING helicn milroc,
GrrI nnr Dem Stortsbunf. ICpurtc-
nCnt clrp'ohlcnc NrrIuQCu 3llr Rc.
dullrunl ser Wnu- mo Scih. Ocicn.
idGit,n nur0cu STIR RriH'frift nr.
rn6 honu unterNuibrbune Scr
Hcdcin onlenommcn.
lint 7 sen misunderstanding NOR
ott Sic nnn gpiltc 3ltr Qualification
Der Stctj'titcn itber ocn @otrG1fc
6ic non scr Sn6uItr'cfomnii.
'Ion nCioumrlt mo 3ulommcngcIteut
lrurNct.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-03-09
Sonl SO0e %abbernfen.

Efmno. 5rou 0cIcnc Nitn0. piclc
Sabre einc2tnobnerin non so Groiic.
lett Den lctten iitlli Snhrcn ober in
Ems 4nAcIcs, Cal. mohnboft. Itnrb
Acitcrn in cincnt biciiQcu Spitol IN.
Hitter DOH s. &uhrcu. Gic &critur.
bcne mur0e Dor orei &&phen idrmer
frnnt, fam nor mehrcrcn Soqcn nad)
hicr un0 untcrmdri lid elmer Goera.
tlnn Die lie nldlt lnnuc ilbcriGbcn
lnlltc. ,<brc bclncn Sohnc. GliQcn 9.
mo Carl {, bic in Gbicdlo 5uhouir
iino, mciIten an ibrrm St~erbchettc.
Cine Sdymcitcr. 6rou 0crrtrnn.
Sdlr6ocr mobnt in Ct. Qaul. Gas
9cQrutntR finoct nlorQcn |'orn,ittag
oul Dem fothoIiidlcu 6rier0hoic itntt.
SdDruoCr. Nenru Shr60er. Scr
ricr Satire oItc Sohn bon 6rou Clara
Shr0bcr, 100 iilol. ;. Strnbe, Itar6
nm Il1n&tng Nbeno. Gas Weord6.
nil iin0,t bette GohmittaG oltf Dem
Gowpben Eric0boie itott.
cpDpln. ,Nr0lt Mole 0oprtn 1909
Iilol. 5, 5trobc, itorb Q~eitcru Mor0clr
an %cTcrhtdt. Si2 hlnt'rI1bt 0tu
t8ottcr, uicr Sohnc uuo orci lGhtcr.
Eo> Nanr0bniG lit Niontoq Nofmit
toQ.
M MimncopoIi@ itorb Ncp. 2ncr
Harion. 60 Sabre oft. CIR mar in
%'rllhcrcn &oFrcn icd'$ Sabre lana
@ccliorQer Ser bieiiacn if~ouSinuri
'tcu 9ootlltcn Nirdc.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-03-09
6rOblide Seimfebr=6eier.

IN Der @iQo neoelmciB" in ocni
nabcgeleQenen elmer Goolie berrid)te
lebtcn Spnrtog Nnhmittng belle
5reu0e uno uroeutIdle 0emiltlIidteit,
gait es ood Die @cintfebr Del beIicb-
ten mn hohgeaGt1ten @ditpirtbin,
Truu Gbas. H~einhuro. 0ie bon einCnl
mebrrjonntlifem 8eiudl bci0crmdno-
ten uno Sreunoen in ibrer alten 0ei-
motbsito0t, Snnousin. Sbio, 5uriit-
gctcbrt mar. gu fciern.
Olcid3eitig ~feierte mon oiIf Die
@icbergeneiuna non Srau 3. u.
Nidlter, @ottin ocs porthciIbnft he.
,onntar. ihncioiQen @crffilbrers
(Supcrintcnhent) 6cr9tutional 6jonqc
ano Equipment COMPANY. meIdle lid
ror mcbrercn @ofcn elmer idmieri-
Gen Sperotinn u~nter3ieben mllBtc.
IS buttcn it'd %cingeiteut Ole Ser
rem Ntur 9uhrer. ISohn 9epic, Mid.
ucl &ofner, &ohn SGfeli. Soicpb
Norti6cI, 2uomi9 aOrhle. Oscar
&r;cncnieuer. 0bilipp Stnrd uno :.
y. %lltcrmocbI. un0 bicic. 3u'olnmcn
nit @errn uno Truu Nifltcr. mo
Ncrrn mo GSrou @ieinbnro uno Sobn
Gorl biIhetcn ole frGblihe @cIellidlnft.
Sine Nuifnrocruna 6nIge leiitCno.
bicIt @err lltcrlnoehI cine ser @e-
lcQenbeit oupnileroc NnIprohe uth
inn frlQten in abnIidlcr @elic Die
Ncrrcn Hihtcr llno @entihcI. 9lltf
Nerr @6dIe trug ourdl cinige Nor'
tr0qc nlli elmer 3ichbormnnifo nidt
,pcni1 5ur GlQemcincn llntcrholtuug
BEL nm Qor nidlt 81 rchcu bon ocn
urGdltQcn Shmei3cr : So6lcrn. nit
ocncn @r. @ohrcr nufmnrtcte.
Mtnn n~crobid)icocte lid gu ipGtcr
Nbcnoitun0c uno 3rpnr crit nod,hcnl
i0mntlid,c Nnipcicnoe in sic Iotio-
uol : &pmncn She Stur Sponolco
Bonner" mo oQie @od,t an Hbetn"
init eitQcitimmt bnttcr. mo IS biiritc
nie prihtige Teier bel oIlcr Nnpeien.
0cn lpohI nod Innge 3cit in ongc-
ncbmcr %Grinncrung f%ortleben,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-03-09
Ncm Nnn hca Snherfnlnicn :

Gem gan hcS Suberfnlnicn Sn'
uitorium9 III Gin Minocruib in Csc.
itoIt cinc3 Ginbult@ bcfchI9 Cntitoaocu
Iic GIdNcr. q. 2. @cupcI oonNoImen
W1n :. s.. Mprou non @2cit SnIcnL
utodcr ocItCno. ouI scr Nc'd'lif 5ur
Grridtunu cnc3 ioidlen Smlituriuma
lid,t QcnlGb SEN i'm Gouutnrnth rilI.
tiQcn Rc1cIn crrcidt murhc nun 81.
her uuoilItid lei. Ter Moth hobt
n0nlIidh njdt 6n& Rcdt cincn NcitluiI
sum Mnfoui zines mnllpIotc2 81 iui-
len. che scr hctr. Wnrihloo on elm
Gnmite ncrmiclcr mo sIrijdhcrittct
mnrNcn lei, mo ojcicS lei nid,t Qc
ihcbrn. @rrlGuiia miliicu nm oIlc
N'nrbcreitunQcn fur Sen Wou 0ca Sn.
ritnriumS untcrbrohcu mnh lbQcs
lportct :pHrhcu. mos Rihtcr A'0bcc
st IoQcu hohcu miro. ser ilhcr Or
Io'irud eirc& pCrWoncrtou Ginhnlt3
bc'chl8 81 cntid'ciocu hobcu miro uu0
Ser iCrrcr Nt cutihCibcn hot. ob sic
NcIdlliie oc& Gorntnrotb& in nicicr
Hudelencnbcit QiiItio oOc- unoiltiN
'trb.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-03-09
Die fou1menbe Staotmabl.

Wontan NOR DER Iette 3un, an
GEM Gnn0iodten iiIr Stnotamtcr ibrc
Rominotlon5 . 0,eiu6e iilr DE SOr-
iDabI an 20. W1r3 einreiden tpnn-
ten.
NuBer 9entlen uno WoboneD be-
luirbt iih lett olId Der S%O3IoIiit 5pen
Spcnion INN ons Amt 0es GlIrgrr.
mciiters.
In 0en Qr6citsrotb m6ften funf
Nerrcn nemabIt merocn on Stca2
pnn Sobn Noumcr ulo Sre0 Sd)uca,
0creH 1erminC 5l Gncc geben. sc
tier Gnnoioutcn fllr ole @ieoerlpobl
itno. Die ioIgenoen Nerren hobcn
lbre 8crcitminlgfcst erflGrt, Die bier
be5eifretcn 4emtcr 3u ilbernebnlen
0urqcrmCiIter - u. u. 8entleu.
lt2 iinI. II. StroBe: 4ouI Wobo.
men, 1923 Caledonia StrnBc; Spel
5uenion, 1910 NeofieIO StrnBe.
Stootihrciber - &. $. 0offmmt
81 norol. ii. StraGe- s. u. 0itt
man. 1907 Hnc StraBc.
S1a6titotmciitcr - Geo. M
Dolma 220 Mia StroBe. s @corg,
Sdmei5er, 1902 Wtooiiou Strobe,
e. !. &ntnbion, l07 GotIano 5trn.
BE.
Stootfontroneur - @m. S.6rieS
225 n6r6I. 9. StruBc.
5tcuer = Gommiiidr -%oi. s
TriIh, 9n3 iiioI. s. StroGc; Eatrid
.D2cGuuIeu, 2t2 Caledonia StroBe.
Noli3c.ridter - e. %. Stunt, 332
Gob StroBe; 6runt 81. 9Iifcn. 10l
iliDl. 8. Strubc.
Arbeitaroth - Sobn @oImcr
tlOt @inc Strobe; Sreo SfneG
2Ot5 iil6I. g. 2(pemc; Geo. 5oIf
1916 iil0l. -. StrnBe' SEQ. Suler
t7t7 Minncboon StroBc: Sec. 6.
0en, 325 n0r6l. Q. StruBe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-03-09
Sersuisunss=B esweiier.

ga Grohe 5heater. - 6odtIaiiige @nufcs
pilebariteIHu9eu Sam5tags uno5 onns
ta9s UNI balb 3 ubr TladJmittdg5 uno
I'M hnlb S Ino 2 I!6r abenos. aI
ben lbrigen 8agen feoen RadmittaB
unS Abeno &nnoelbtlner.
Gaieitic. 8uucelbiIoer ieoeu YG6s
mittag uno Aben0.
Siiou. - Seheu Hadmittag uuo I6eno
BauoeIbiIoer.
Gafno. - Senen Hhdmittag uno abeno
BanocIhtlrer.
Star. - Seoeu Radmittag uno NbenO
BnuSeIbiloer.
She 5tranb - tan Der 5adiru StraBc)
Seoeu SOuntna, 0ien5tag. RittpOdI.
Sreitng unb Snustag Sbeuo Bnnoel'
huber. SnnlSta9 uno Sonntag IRA
tinee.
(3oroieite. )-Seben Sag
WaroeIbiIOer.
Ssme. -. (&orOicite. - Seneu Sag
&1nheItilber.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-03-09
Bic @cridtc bon QoGlenmnnoel in

unIcrcnS hulcn maren itorf ilbcrtric.
hen, ocnn scr SfuIrotb nobm in lei.
ncr Sittuto am Wiortoa Nhcnh clnel
Ne'dIllb on, In Dem bcn 0ohIcnhGuo,
Tern Grc0lt ooiitr Qeqsbcn iplrrocn.
Die StruIcn Sen aon3en @intcr hin
ourd NIT 0ohtcn out nerichcn 3l ha.
Term Credit hoiiir Ncochcn lruroc.
hic crtlporiencn QIdue fiir bic 2oaon.
%ltninr . NohituIe QutQrheibcn: itc
mcrben Sen StoHtrotb IN icincr nod,
'tcn >ituna unterbreitet mer0cn. Scr
Ncrid)t ilhcr Ser ShuIbriud, inn Sc
trlror 3cj9tc eiucn gbfdu. ser oiii
0rontheitcu un6 id'Icd,teS @ettcr 3u.
rlIf5uiithrCn lit.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-03-09
0eroient Guren 2Seg 80 einem
DOCTOR 0rao!

gl;e ircie 6eranbtlpnn0 lit ~oeIunbeu,
itnrfcn innQen Seuten beiberlei @ciblcdJs
te5 unh hou gutter RornliItte 9eboten.
&tr 2tcten aoit uuo 2o9is. Interridt
:no Solnir fir 9ienitIeiittng in urierem
Soniturilm. Sic erIernen babel Die So.
tnrbeiItpei'e. prnttildc Sra~ntenpfle9c,
Molin9c. IhtpeoiIbe 6eiIonmnnitit II. /. N.
Cine 0odihuIbllaung lit nGthig. Sir
eennuere Artstuuft idrcibe man an pas
9inolabr 0aturfnr Snftitnt Qnc,)
525 z. gihlano Sunl. Gbiago, 81.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-03-09
lie @nrtidenfclS . NnaclcncuGcit

7ic Snrtifeniclo . NrNclcncnfeit
.crlcoiot. NnfonQ@ 0ieI2r @ofc tonl
ser Strclt ilhcr sic @interIoiienihni-
nm RobCrt Nnrtihcniel0 pom
2cutlfcu Tori" gum AhidluH. Nc.
bert mar orcimot ncrhcirathct sic
critic Trou lic5 or 'itln. pm ser 3mc,.
ten ljc} or iih ihciNcu mo Sic rritte
wur0c hurh icincn Zoo 3lr Mitt}pC.
Ntoh @cfnnntmcrhcn nrn @ortitcu-
iel6'S Yhleben tuutte lcjnc critic t5rau
uti ms mottc Nnipruh ouf cincu
ShciI ac3 hintcrloiiencn Ncrmoncr@.
lno oicicr Nn'pruh mltroc ihr ictt
ouh ou5crncrittIjh 3udciton0cn.
5ic oob lid, nit $1,000 niricNen.
Ron Ser crItcn Trnu NOR @nrtjhcr.
iclo nidt ncItichcn mnrocr nos lei
n'r bier m%nhncnocu @ittme ichod,
nidt bcflunt mar. Nuh iciuc critI
Trou Gina mihcrrcdtIth zinc nenc
Nhc Gin.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-03-09
6odStitsglodtn.

sic 6oIQcn0cn erbieIten cincnSoh-
Observation-Disclosures:
Menru =. Nhtenfirdl bon &omiIton
Iomnibip 1tno Nboc5e &oItenifmiht
unn WlrrnS Tomnihip.
Tobcrt u. SobnInn mo Wonme
Barron. ttihe pnn ga Groiie.
Nert In0reos Miffelion non @eIt
Snlcm u1o 2luic 2nrior pun Min
6nrc.
Charles z 6renc.idion unO Stole
:. Wnb. hcioe pon "a Grolic.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-03-09

Gte mir gcitcrn onncfiinoiQte
&criommllnd pnn GiicnbohnprGii-
0cntcn uno IofnIcn GDmites 5ur &C.
iprcdung Der Union @obnbof GIN
N%eIcQcubcit inno n:dt itott. Die 81
icnhohn Erdiiocnten monten oic
&criommIung in Chicago hoben, mo
rolli Die go Groiicr nift cinqebcn
luolltCn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-03-09

Sic G%GiebGrie. Sn Rlpmoutb mir-
Sen nm Wonto8 1906 Aiiten Sale
BON a 6nbrifcn dbgelietcrt. NIerpon
lUur0en Ucrfouft: % Sauor8 81 %
GcrtS; 50 Squars 81 25B Gents;
81 GminS gu 2413 Gents; 7f6 Gui'
iic8 81 % Gents; 200 Gaiiies 81
25k Gents: 50 2aiiies 81 25h"
Gents: 16 goung 4merico 3u 2i&4
Gents; 305 2onQbnrr5 5u 2l"4
Gcnt5 uu0 45 2ongbOrn5 gu %
Gents.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-03-09
HicNnoclceeuhcitcu Der Cooperate.

TicNnnelcaeuheitcm Der Cooperate
ten EndirQ COMPANY non go Groiic
ncrAcn i'm @eridlt 9cnronct merOcn,
on pon ser 2onAhon Nono SO. cine
>fuIoior0crunQ pon $4,000 Qedcn
nic @cicllitnit cin9ctIodt mtr6e. unO
feline WittcI onrGon0cn fino. hiclc
1%Snr0cruru 3t ocfrn. PIN Miittlnodi
bnttcn lih 252 1ircftoreu ser So,
ding Gn. rcrinnmtlt. hie mcQen Guu.
rummouQels nihtS bcihIic6cr font
tcn sic obcr sic aloqe ser 2onqoon.
Nono 60. willfommcn hic5cu. neil
&c Qlouhcn, sob hicicr &@1q Ser bette
If. nm ole umcrQuidlidcn 3uitdnoc
}l orhrcr. Nu elmer @ichcrcr0ii-
nltnQ ser 5hlohthous . @n(o0e lit
mnhl turun 3lt octtten.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-03-09

- 500. 10000 ST. ncrIeiben uuf
@rrnheiQcfthurt in Ga GroiIe in
5ummen ron 100000 bis st So.
10000 3u Sc. @nh3ufragen bci
9. s. @oIs. Gnrtor. 331 Waiu
Stra6e, ooer SeIepbon 352-R.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-03-09
geidGfts Hotisen.

eET ger @elber su mdBieen 9inier
Icibcu m0dlte. erlcn perIobIiteu Rath.
aeber fir Seeh5 uuo Rortqaaes hraudt
oSer @eIo nuf quite Siherbcit nrSleiber
min, renhe IT'D an W. !. 5idiih
203 9. 4. Strafe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-03-09
glte6r E~harladlfaQe.

@FVTt -FH" 49, -
Stuocntcn Der Rormalihule iino 3mct
mcitcrc 6Gne bon Sharlohf eber ent'
0ctt, mo Iino infoIgeoeiien Die flr
nrci Gage feitgciesten ga@tetbo0-
Hreisipiele obgcio9t morocn. IS iino
his jett IN @nn5cn 13 SharIat)iolc
IN Der Stnot befunnt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-03-09
Sirdlides.'
Geformirtc ct. Sobanncs @emsinoe,
4. MuS Marfet StraFe.

Som5tog @orntittng 6cutider
Sful- uno GonfirnIantcn . llnter.
riht.
Sonntoq WorQcn @ottcs6icnit I'M
1920 llhr. SnnntooidrnIc Q llhr.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-03-09
5rabliuss= Bazaar bes 9eut=
i6en Sereins.

ncn bubihercn
Ramen battcn
lid Die 3amcn
oes 2eutihcn
8crcins fnllnI
filr ibrcn 9aiaGr
ousmablen fen
men, ben iie ON
81. llno -.
Wfdr5 III Der Scr
q
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-03-09

erSP 9. z. San duten. Seriihe
ylHQs sHpeut; @iiroidnftss oner Slider
heifSe @onNs. 22s Yeurl Strnfe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-03-09

-Souocrbor. h0tit ionoerbar. bab
td bcim &ttrahtcn oicIer @rd]ittt.
tur piogiid nn mtin S@ctbd1eu n.
heirt c%yinutrt mcroe! @jrtlld q.
acntiimIid!"