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The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1917-02-22

There r. moro Catarrh IN this section o.
the country than All other diseases ~.
together and until the last few years
was supposed 10 be incurable. fQf y
great many years doctors pronounced t "
local disease and prescribed local rene
DIES, and by constantly failing 90 cu,o
Win local treatment, pronounced Dc incur
able Science has proven lhfarru t0 ~
qulres consiitutionai trcatmrnt HaW5
Lataffh Cure. manufactured ht y f
Ihency y CO. Toledo. Ohio ia t.e oHg
constitutional cure ou the market A
blood and mucous surfaces OF tbt sN'lt
Ihey offer ono hundred dollars iof I
Gaze 10 falls t0 cure. Send Tor cf
and testimonials
Address. n y CHENEY g CO
sold BY Druggists 7fC
Take HANS Family pifG for cQurNpsti-
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1917-02-22

Scot approached
the lecturer, and
the following dia-
logue ensued:
"Ye think a fine
lot OF Shake
speare, doctOr7"
II do, SIR"
AN ye think
he was MAR cley-
er than Rabbie
BurnsT'
why, there Is
no comparison
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1917-02-22
POTATOES LIFT MORTGAGE.
Jersey Farmer Raises s,2oo Barrels On
Eighty Acres

Eighty Acres.
HRcd Bank s. J - Henry Holmdel
raised 0.2CO barrels Of potatoes on
eighty acres this year This was a.
the rate OF over no barrels and acre.
With The proceeds from The yield he
paid of a 10000 mortgage sull re-
naming on bis farm which hc pur
chased three yeors ago for Sj7.OO0
paying $3.50 down
Holmdcls crops on $50 acres. where
he didn't plant potatoes. returned FOR
the ycnr q profit which The farmer
calls pure velvet
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1917-02-22

Inc man who knows how 20 work
nis way through college for an educa.
don WON'T have any trouble sftorwsr1
~osNing ne way through the world
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1917-02-22

KITTY is such o. resourccful GIRL"
"1s shaf'
Why. the other day when she'd left
her reuculc at home She powdered her
nose with marshmanow"- Boston
Transcript.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1917-02-22

THIN % Four gears ago Mrs w
IT Sougcr lose q heavy gold band ring
in her garden The ether day she pull
ed up n radish and found the ring
nunly fastened ABBOTT the root
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1917-02-22
The Best Philanthropy.

Be sure that you give the poor the
aid they most need, though It be your
example which leaves them fur be.
hind. II you give money, spend your
self with 1t and do not merely aban-
don 1t TO them. We make curious mis-
takes sometimes. often the poor man
is not so cold and hungry as he is
dirty and ragged and gross. .
There are a thousand hacking at the
branches OF evil to one who is strik.
ing at the root, and It may be that he
who bestows the largest amount of
time and money on the needy Is doing
the most by his mode OF life to pro-
duce that misery which he strives in
vain to relieve.-ThOreau
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1917-02-22
Boston GIObot

Sparkling with bright within
steal humOr. One n the clean
est rld most delightful books
Of The season.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1917-02-22
Light as Chaff
lac Usaaes Of RoyaItY.

a patriotic scotehman was present
at q meeting Of certain society. az
which an eminent Shakespearean
scholar dwelt on the virtues OF the
bard. At the close ~ the meeting the
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1917-02-22

In Europe the hydrogen gas which is
byproduct Of the manufacture OF
oxygen Is utilized to harden oils for
use I'm the soap industry.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1917-02-22

The great coffee growing Industry OF
Brazil was started Ga 100. when che
hist coffee tree was planted ia that
country.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1917-02-22
LE232l94H1syg7iIND
HOW YOU GET SICK

Sometimes you overload your
stomach with rich foods. Your
4 life may be an active one, and thus
you may care for ali you eat But
system does not call for 20 much.
You awake IN the morning tired.
Your body feels heavy you know
l YOU are not up TO the mark, Your
overload. Part of II remains n
generates gas that inhames the
delicate lininEs. they fail 20 pour
l 90 absorb the Iife-giviag clements,
You know something rs wrong
Your body gets weak, and soon
opportunity Us offered for some Sc
Taken in time. tho indigestion
Z would not become serious. First rec
, move the overload. then s0othe tho
weak ned body. Its simple 20 say.
lutnot too easy TODD. Touueod help.
"a tonic that VIII quicken diges-
tuu. help remove waste, soothe tho
soreness 0ud arouse tho system
1 that's just what you need.
P0runa has ON Cnviablo record an
! erie rfsPt II has aided many
ogs1na', 9, gle. l9,t {G,e,2i,1ry. 20
thereby prevent serious sickness
Tile talbot form is convenient
Tor regular administration.
S..J iill - 49, the idea1
80 Laxative aud
~ 49,. Atfw liver tonic,
stll4dkAllIaN@tp They have
- ~ 1lil - - O unploag-
4 fffIfIsr.i - ant effects
- Il - and form
AS1fj II. tyftSA no habits.
tkefPitAlS18sA 10c and 25c.
90 S4A The Poruna Ca
RHyYYyYN -s,' :;
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1917-02-22
ReYiow OF Reviews,

Little Women bids fair to
have a rival in Ethel Hues-
toms novel, trimming with
the fun and frolic of healthy,
hearty girlhoOd. a delicate
wild-rose love story tempers
the madcap merriment.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1917-02-22

what did The boss say when you
asked for a raise in salaryT
Gle couldn't have said more or pee"
madden IN had been bis wife asN
ing for more money"-Detroit tI''
Press.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1917-02-22
The Continent:

Laughter and tears lie close
together. Something going all
the time in this perfectly de-
licious story.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1917-02-22

As frivolous gay. ard anus
ing story as o.c might wish
for-1 0u1ly wcico1o il a
world t'1t las gone gray and
s9-bre WITH tragedy
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1917-02-22
Lies

Written with obviously genu-
inc enjoyment Of the tumul-
tuous 'happy-go-lucky hand
tO-faOuth family lifc-its ap-
peal is q wide ore aad direct
ed 10 "a wholesome. human.
gO0d-to-preserve simplicity.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1917-02-22
Philadelphia Pressi

Fun Of humanity and humor.
Ii breathes the spirit of uni
versal good will as does no
other novel Of recent days.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1917-02-22


Z tiEer ~ a. IRIS ........
IGoth. Elizabeth i. .........
Burns Hugh A. WIN.
Grover s Gertrude .......
IFar'wuv g. &. ...........
II"rdWav W. \. ............
Nooiav. JuO. r. .......
a'0c ...-..... ...... &c..
9th s. g.. g w Clarl,
ord F Plntol ..........
Moss. O.. ~. ...............
rarsons. Edward. ct 81 49,.
Eoserherger. r.. NJ. .......
Rush Mary
Same ..............
HOrorher~cr. J. " & Ada.
Son u s. = W. .......
Wo1.~rrf ! T. s. y. Wayne
g. ~ stlrchnr T. True
0nr U Orv1l Lynch ....
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1917-02-22
Hlcokiyn CHi1ens

Orc could real ~ thc aoirgs
Of the l0vailc PRUDENCE
Tor % week and never tire of
tle story
Be Sure 10 Read the
FIRST instGlltueHfg
gn Bhis PEPPER 5Oon!
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1917-02-22

Imitation ivory is obtained from the
nut OF a kipd Of palm which grows in
South America
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1917-02-22

a fuu grown elephant yields {"
pounds Of ivory.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1917-02-22

a % % GH.s
n " on ml an sue fmht Az
IT. II a "A
sspur
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1917-02-22

yer. Terrell. ct al
''ice, Cl2rinC0 ............
uc.t. ZaScil ............
'owSer. N V. ........
"copper" y W. ....
ooper. o. G. ........
henoweth, G. l.. ....-....
.,alymple, Myrtle y. ....
.'H,, a. g.
~ Me .............
Hidreth. Ida NJ. .........
re- /. !. ..................
Mace. George .
Nelson. Anna l.. .........
OF oEald. Andrew ...
., o"old. \. X T.. VI. ...
F''' j. VI.
iF' lTS. Osia ..............
same ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
ki0cstine. Martin ........
hincstiTe. :. J. ..........
Hathhore. Jao. A. .
st1r.b"r, VIM II. ....
Stai IAN. j. y. u Rosa
-. ons, ,Iarsrett J. .......
rch!llinF. j. c.. II. G. Wood
-. yard ~ Il. y. Newman.
Ncon. g. ~ 4. q. Bailey
wells. y. -. ..............
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1917-02-22
Jrantsvillo ina. DIat.


-.afShall. II. NJ. ed. T.. Ken
neE, J. *. Dye and ]. =.
Bond ................
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1917-02-22

Kane CT Z ersoa CHARGED
with Taxes
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1917-02-22

\ n unusual soup. which is sure to
"a meet with approval, is daden
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1917-02-22

Quantity
OF Laud
Charged.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-06

All the Suits in both these big lots
are regarded as the Smartest, Dress
lest of the season, being absolutely cor
rect in every detail of Style, Material
and Color.
Tailored models of simple richness,
with or without braids; belted models
with pockets, plated or plain; also
fancy models whose design and trim
ming stamp them as superior style.
Many copies Of much higher priced
models Most all belong TO higher
class than their present prices represent.
Materials comprise all the season :
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-06
MOTHERS CLUBS TAG
DAY NEXT SATURDAY

The Federation of Mothers Clubs
and Parent-Tenchers' associations will
hold Tag day Saturday. May ~, and
the president Mrs. w. A. Burrows,
and the chairman of Tag day. Mrs.
j. l., Craig. are calling on various
women's organizations to take stands
and offer for sale our tags. II you
Will help use please call at once. Mrs,
j. L. Craig Madison 1885.
list Will be published on We'd
nesday, May 9, giving names and sta
tions. Please let us number your
name on our list this year.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-06
THE WOMAN'S CLUB
of
BARTON HEIGHTS.

The time has como
To fix our home,
To get our back yards clean;
To burn all trashes.
Scrape up all ashes:
Let nothing be dirty or mean
Wen collect all waste paper.
And SO VIII our neighbor.
And cover our garbage can;
Dry up all still water,
AS surely we ought to,
Whether woman or child or man.
Wen confine our chickens
So We won't catch the dickens
From those who want pretty flowers.
Then we'll dig up the weeds
And plant pretty seeds.
out of doors we'll work many hours.
Then visitors will say !.
When they pass by this way,
Was ever a prettier city,
And Wen feel so good
That we've done as we SHOULD.
tSigned) The Civic Improvement Con
mittee. s M
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-06

newest and most popular fabrics: Poiret
Tvills, BureIla, Serges, Poplins, Wool
Jerseys, Nelorlfs, Gabardines and mum
erous novelty effects and stripes; and
shown in all the best of spring shades:
Rose, Tan, Gold, Copenhagen, Navy.
Chartreuse, Gray, Black and others.
Women S sizes, "a to A bust measure
Misses sizes, Is to 20 years
Suit values that are positively sur
prising at S19.75 and $500.
New French Gray Salon of
Fashion Second Floor West.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-06

1.-THE Shopping Center'
4 May y
W Silk G9
Sale Z
TOMORROW (Nonday) morning we will inaugu-
rate our May Silk Sale, during which will
offer in goodly quantities and assormens the follow
ing EXTRAORDINARY VALUES in this seasons
Silks:
Yosan Silks, ST SO yard
Formery $3.50 and 50 This includes entire stock
PIaids
Rookie Silks, $3.50 yard
Formerly So 90 and $3.50 The plain solid coors were 800
The handsome Stripes $3.50 All go this sale
$3.50 yard These Silks excellent for Sport Coats and Cpe
Pussy Willow and Radiant Silks $3.50 yard
Formerly $500 $3.50 These Silks are 40 inches WIDE
and in solid colors as well as the printed designs.
Striped La Jerz Silk, $l.o8 yard
Formerly $225. "a inches wide, white grounds with pretty
cooed stripes This the Jersey Silk that does retch
especially suitable for Womens Waists and Mems Shirts
Japanese Foulards, $ SO yard
Formerly $3.50. These SO inches WIDE and all this
seasons designs
Sport Pongees, ST o8 yard
Formerly $50. Natural Pongee grounds with large fuust
designs also few stripes These elegant quality for separate
Coats, Skirts and Hats
Printed Pongees. CSC yard
Formerly $3.50 80 inches wide stripes and figured designs
natural Pongee grounds
Sport Pongees, LIS yard
Formerly $175. 70 inches wide mucolored block de-
signs on natural Pongee grounds. q
Printed Fouards, $50 yard
Formerly $780, So inches wide, in this seasons designs
Printed Foulards, ST. 90 a yard
Formerly $l25 SO inches wide Black grounds with white
polka dots
Colored Tafetas, ST. so a yard
Formerly $500 IS inches wide; the fashionable street
shades including Navy Blue
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-06
ANewShow-
ing Of
Children, 5
Goats
$4.o8 to ST.

Smart new models of
silk or cloth. This has to
do with the offering of a
special lot of spring
Coats, such as almost
every young girl or miss
will find it necessary to
have for cool days and
evenings that come even
during summers months
Materials of velour. tat
feta, Poiret twill, serge,
etc, in colors of rose,
gold, tan, Copenhagen,
green and colored checks.
Sizes 8 to Is years, ex-
cellent values, S4.98 to
$500.
Second Floor-West.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-06
For Commencement Days

DOCKS when wisely choscn-make most accept
u able graduation gifts We have not only an ex
cellent assortment Of appropriate Books for this pur
pose, but prices moderate. All Books bought
in this department for gifts will be put up in attrac
tive form
Commencement Memory Book in style and
form for this YEAR bound in green cloth, $3.50.
schoolday Memories illuminated pages, decorated
board binding, Soc
My Graduation Days, designed and illustrated by
Elizabeth Coborne. S1.50
School Memories. designed by Cornelio Morton
Neyburn, bound in full ooze, $500 The same in half
ooze $1.50.
Il The Girl Graduate Book, the standard book this
year in dressing at $3.50 Bound in full fooled
y leather, $500. Basement Book Shop
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-06

First Floor-South-
New Grace Street Store
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-03-30
Oltersbeitimmuno Ger Rinoer.

GImienlcioen in t06Iidl berIoufenot
GrfronfumNcn ilGergcbe1t. @eiter
ihcucn Ebicre nit 10 bcrGn0erten
>EloLcn Sic WcIoitung o~ericlben, -
ho6 tie beim Nltiitchcn LANCE in
fnicenocr G5tell!tng pcrbIcibcn, ielblt
hlc sSuttcrnufnohme Qcificht nidDt
'cltCn fn,cCu0. Sic ilberntdBioc un5
inn1e NtIoitullg ser @or0erfnie bat
0llletidunncn 5lr 6ol9e. olc 8lr
GntiGltl:;ng 6c5 log. 9nieiAmam-
mes (&n;cbrule) filfrer. IS lit Dies
enc n1eiit :lnbcilbcre gnldlmeIllln0
III Scr ToroerflGfe ser &uic. lpe!h1
Die C'r6Jc eine3 ainrerfopfes ONO
Gnrilhcr) crreidlen fam. L. tcrloIiena
&IoutnpiIcAe ihdbiQt nlIo itnall3iea
Sen 6orlncr un6 nerttrIoht Sen Gtic'
rem arac Sdmcr3cn.
gel finiqer Iuimcrfiar,tcit Ioiien
'jh 0ie crmabntCn gfli;ltonhc Icidt
DCrnei6cn. Is lit MIR natDig, Die
3lt tang 1enlIcpeltCil &l1lIen 81 per-
t~iir5cn. Gics miro orr heitcn BON
ShmicS tciorQt. Der oafilr @eritdno.
aiB beiitt, michel BON bern @orfi
tntfcrnt mcrhcn nnrB uno fonr. &c.
rcitcn sic Ebicre, ME cS J0l,iig ser
5o1 it, beim Nnf1ebeu Scr SSilBe
Shlpjer;afciten, 10 eriol1t Die Der.
fllr3ung Scr Glaucn mitbelo& mitte[l
cincr i.1cnonnten 3tnienidleerc. Sci
Nnmrt0rlq Ser Sflccrc lit cir Sod.
hc3cn (AuftnIten) Der 6iiEe ujd)t err
'nroerIid1. Sober Better CHS Qr6.
i;crcn Observation-Disclosures Io1te III: Sc.
lite nicir3 niltlldcn uno hurholtc
uid,t thcttren %nirruntcnts iciu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-03-30
Die Knappbett an euten phan5fartoneln,

hicIem SSinter gil bnbcn @reiien 10
iijr Spci'e5mcfe %3crtnuft. go lit g
mohl crflGrlif, 0aB idon icbt ser
Nrci8 fir quite QfIon8fnrtoffcIn cine
gong llrrcmabnIidle @00e erfIonunc,l
Int. @i3 oie 3cit gum N(uSpfIon5cn
Ser &urtpffeln gef0mmen lit. miro e.
6lpcifcllo$ nod Inn elm GrfletIidc2
ipciter 0r'tic0en icir. Inter oicIcn
ilmItlnocn lit e8 fir ale, Die einc
qr0i,erc JIQfe nit &artoffcIn be.
pflon3cn, ENC 3pingcnoe Notbmen-
0;0teit oclpor6en, iih ohne ieben Ser
6lto elmo gcniigenoe Wen0e outer
@flnn3fortoifcIn 81 bcihofien, 'olon-
oe ioldJe iibertnltpt nod 8lt hohcll
iin6. Gincr Ser Qr0Bten SAMPLER
@cs 2nnbeS in EfIon3f1rtofieIn. scr
ieIbit ouh qortoffclfultur in beoelts
tcnbcm llmfonqe bctreibt, lhrcibt :
@ir bnben oo8 qon3e @ebiet Ser @es
Stooten f0rmIid ~ab0cfdmmt" Inn
Qcnijacno Nftnn5fortofieIn FOLDER
irilben Gnrten, lpic SriI0 GobbIer,
foie. Ne5ron mo Gbio, 8u ftn6eu
Nbcr nnf6cm unicr ocr3citiger @or.
rotD berfouit lit, mlr6 e3 inns einfnd)
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-03-30

lmm00Iid, iein, meitere gfIin3for'
~ioffeln nod 5u beihoffcn. Sirli6t.
lid bcr Sp0ttortoffeln 1T sic Gage
Elm fIcin mcuig giillitiQer. bod &c.
niiat nuf bier Der @orotb i'm Gan.
DC bei SScitcm nitlt.
S@ir propbc3eien 6cShoIb fir 0u3
TriIbjobr Sen gr0Btcn Won0el an
&flon5 S~artoffeln, ser nod je
3ll Der3cidnen mar. Sc IGnQer man
murtCt, ieincn 8ehurf an Gflnn5far.
%!nffc(n clu3ufnufcn. Inn 10 b5berc
&rcilc miro mon be5ohIcn miiiien
Nus bern 2lu8Ionbr nhcr fGnncn mir
Eiraenomo SootfortoficIn befom.
men. @cim Gintauf pom @fInn3.
fortoifeI1t miro NON in hiciem Sabre
5cion0erS ior0iaItiQ 81 @erfe 0ebcl
miliicl1, 0o angeiitlt8 ser bobclt Hrei.
ic 6mcifclIoS olth icbr bel min0er.
mcrthi0cS WioterioI on0cboten Miro.
ShIcd'te EiIm8f1rtoffcIn 81 pflan.
sen Ichnt lid obcr inter feincn Tim.
Itdnhcn. 3urdlltdI 6cSboIb lofurt
Die RotoIogc nadJ 1ltten Nflon3for.
tOttCln.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-03-30
Oas Denoen Ger Gier in Ger Srutmalhine.

no Sic @ohiraoc na6 Giern am
ar0Rten lit.
IN 0r>Bcrcm MaIic lit 6ieie Ghot.
latc bon Den @,efGiQcl3ildtcrn 0e$
Sanoca ilhcrieheu uor6en. IN elmer
pIniidlt limo sic 0i,hrcr sic ipoter
m 6rilbIohr o0er I'M Snmmcr mt5ae.
lrlItct lrcrhen, ntdrt 0a3u dcnciat.
trlltcno 5u mcr0cn. bis nat in Ser
Iolaenbcn Sniior mo miro 0ooltrd,
Gin it'd nidt lobuen0er 2rcis oc.
hlIott. IN jeOcm &ohr rcifcu sic
9uhndlen gil ipdt. I'M i'm McrbItc ODER
&Sllter 81 le1cu. Ger @eflilacI3ild,-
Ter. Der mirtIid, quteJfcinltate GIT
er3lrlen tDiInidrt, ioute oicien Grei3
6red,el.
Scr mnhiCnoc 0ebrouh ron 9rut.
molhnen bat oieleS bcrhdltniBmGRiG
mel erIctftcrt. Is it feinc llrinhe
NnrbanGcn, mnrIm Die 9rlltnoifine
m'dt I'M 0t0t3 ooer iriih3eitig i'm
"lprIl GcillIlt lpcrocn ioate, oomit 6o3
HnS5rllten bis gum /. Mui crfolat
1T. &Scitn feline 9rttmoihine bor-
honoen 1T. 10 mag eS m0glid Iein
@ruthilhucr in Der 0odborihoit al
crIon0er. 0nB oieies oos @emilbcn
lpbnt lm6 Die r6thi0cn Au9loaen
Gcdt, miro Ourd) Ole Rciultote be.
ltdtiQt. bic ouf Der &c0iculn1soc.
iIitQcliarm in WorpIonh errciht
nnrOcn, Gort 1T es nidt8llngem6bn.
Iifc8. cincn tdglifcn Durbihnitts.
hetrug nrn eincn 81 nuf ie finn
Nilhnern m0brcno oeS &er6IteS uno
SSinterS au hefomracn uno in einiQen
StoIlen luor Der tdgIidle Nurhifnitt
10 ltart ais Elm 81 emf orei &iihner.
ESenn iraeno Gin FOLDER 8rosentio3
oui Den Gorlncn er5iett neroen t6nnte
70 milr6e Der ocruohnlihe GcfliiQel.
former mirflihcn &ortheil BON Den
Cohen Grciicn er6ielen, sic Gier I'M.
3mclrclhnit m0brenh elmer Gcrio0c
ron mchrcrcn Wonoten bringen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-03-30

Gieie 6roQe miro am beitcn 6urt,
oa8 Gr1ebniB BON lrnteriuhungcn be-
%-ontlportet, 10 Die n6eoerol 9oir1
CiDiiirn" i'm Sonuor in Stebopgoll
Nnrntu I'M Stonte @iSconiin Dor
nobm. Gs mltroen 5cbn 6ormcn in
fpi3irt, ollf benen sic aGIher nit 0rc.
Bem @rfoIg oDne WogcrmiIh ODER
MoIten oufge5ogen mrr6en mnrcn.
gcltn hieier 6ormer betriebcn bic
@GIbcrouf3udt in gIcidler @eiie, un3
.alpor pie f6Igt:
9ic &albcr nerhcn bon ibrcnMiit.
fern ocnpmnten. iohnIo iie trofen lino
,no oiirfcn Damn ME mieoer oil ser
9flltter ioltQen. Mon brinqt linen
in Scr b%tfonnten @eiie ooS Soufen
ouS Dem elmer BEL. INN tic crboltelI
nun 3unohIt etipo nier @od,en lana
@odmild,. Sic Menle @oGmiIh
med'ieIt non 10 biz % 8irno too.
lid. Wtit hier @ofcn beginner bic
&GlGer ihon etmo8 &roftfutter rno
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-03-30

~getpcubct merhen. 6rcilidl Die bri;.
tcn0c @cnnc ielbIt orcbt rno mcnoct
Die Gicr ;m gtcitc iehr oft, foit fort.
OGbrcno hcrunt, obcr 0arouS crQibT
lid bod nod nidlt, ouR on1lelbe nl,d.
IN DER @rlttmoihmc MN gcIhcben
muB. Nicr- oocr fiinfmuI tGaIid
Die Glcr SIT mcnbcn, mur0e nnh tel
men ShuhCn oerurIohcu, mcnn hu3
SSen0eu obnc jcocsmoIiQcn @0rmr.
r~crluit crfpIQcn t0untc. 0urd na@
&cnbcn ser Gicr mcr0cn obcr ic0CS.
mol iorohI Ole Gicr mic Sic @rlit,
mo'dinc QctllbIt, un0 boourh miro
TOLLS hlc Gcmpcratur nid)t icbr hodj
mar, Die &Cbriltung biuNc3oQcn. G.
Gouert Damn cine babe Strm0c ODER
Gar cine bnIIc Stun6c, bis in scr
@rut . Yfoihinc mie6er ser ridtiQc
MormcQrn0 bcrgciteat lit. @cint
hduiigcn Mcnocn cntlueiht natiir.
lid jcoc@mol. iucnn Nr 0cdcl pon
ser Nruimolhinc o~bQchobcu mirN,
bic &irrle ans Sem ,Snncrcn oc5
Ippnrotc8, io0af bci nicr. bis filnr.
moliQcm @cnoen bier bis iilnf
Stun6cn NIT 3u nie0riqer Scmpcro.
mr. tc0lih I'M @rutoien 81 pcrscit.
men mdrrll.
Sor1fIltiQ oltSQcfiibrtc Inter
iifungcn bnbcn hcum aud crdcbcn.
ooB c& iih nicmoI& Iohut. 0ftcr ais
%5lpcirunl tG0Iid, 3. h. inn &crluuic
r0n 81 Stun6cn, Die Gicr in Ser
Nrutmoidinc ST. mcnncn. Quc3
mcitcrc @cuocn beoclltet sum min,
britcn unn0tbl0e @rbcit. @cnigcr
ais 6lreimoliQe8 NScn0en Scr Gier
i'm NcrImlfe non "a Gtunoen 0n0e,
gen lit oieihbeoe1ttcuh nit idIeftcnr
@rntrciultot. g@ir hilrfen clio acs
@lltcn meocr 5ltnicI nod 81 menil
tbltn.
9eim @cnhcn lit c5 notbpcnoio
hoB oie Gicr ponitonhiQ umoc0rcht
mcrhen. 3obci onri mon 0o9 Gin.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-03-30

YeI3pert gu retni9en. -
iron tauht oos Qe!3rpert in lous
pormes (ni4t etlpu 1eibes) Sejien.
paiisr uno oriidt Is BARN lpieDrrs
bolt. obre gu tei6en, aus. DIES
piro nit e:neutem SejIenpaler
me5ymols miecgc62tt unD 6ietaui
lpijlt man oas YeI5pert n &e5eu
o1er 5luBiooiier gun aus. 6etroune;
pirD IS in wirsicr Ggit o0er pu,d
geitreuen nit Stdrttms5l un0 DAT
oui folgen0es &QmmsE. Wtan
nimnlt Hog8entteie. macbt ie in eli
mem Iopis unter itetem umrubren
70 bsiB, aIs es Die 6aub srtra3en
Tam, idutislt bic 10 erti3te &leis
ouf oen peI3 IMP rei6t IeBtereu ols
nit nab S~rdIten sin. 9ieraui bIrs
itet man i'm nit elmer reiusn gUrit5
aug, ooer beiier, man tlopit i'm ic
lan9a, biz ollie 5eiis Der aleie en-:
ferrt inn. Der Qet3 erfdlt oarag.
Ieinen frIheren noturIi1en @lon3
ano is!bt peiBe QeI8e iollsn ME nep
ueroen.