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Bisbee daily review., 1917-01-28
WESTERN VULCANIZING
 SHOP

There is a decided reason for hay ing confidence in the future of Bis bee, said V. C. Grubb, of the West ern VllcauiziE- Shop. and perhaps there is no city in Arizona where the people are more enthusiastic for their home town"
 w. C. Grubb and Tom Tate are the partners in the Western Vuicauizing Shop in the Johnson Addition. one of the hrst-ciass establishments of the kind in the county Mr. Grubb came to Arizona eight years ago and tor five years was employed as miner He was formerly with Morgan & Wright in the east and for nine years was engaged as mechanical pressman in their extensive plant for manufac. turing rubber goods and tires.
 Mir. Tate is one of the pioneers of the community and was engaged in blacksmithing and repairing in the dis trict for years. He was miner for some years and located property which he sold to the C. & A. and to the Copper Queen.
 The Western Nulcanizing Shop oc- cupies it's own building and the equip ment is of the most modern type. A large business is transacted in vul- canizing and repairing tubes, and the shop deals in tires, tubes, gasoline, oils and supplies.
 The firm has the agency for the famous 1Iichelin tires and tubes, also for the Portage, Savage and Pennsyl- yania Vacuum Cup tires. No stock of tires and tubes can equal this list in the absolute service and mileage which the automobile owner receives for his money in buying any one of these.
 We are giving real service here" said Mir Tate. and we believe that the public appreciates square dealing and honest treatment"
Bisbee daily review., 1917-01-28
WORTKINCTON LUMBER
 COMPANY

All conditions in Bisbee tell Ui the hUstling and advancing community said H. C. Wor,hingtOn, of the Worth ingt0n Lumber Company, and in the lumber business there is especial in- dication Of q growing and prosperous locality"
 The yards and business Of the WorthingtoR Lumber Company have been established in the community for more than a dozen years and the pres ent owners tGok over inc enterprise from C. C. Wildman less than siN months sso. Under the new manage nent the firm his made substantial in- creases in patronage and is steadily advancing as an important factor in the commercial activities of the com munity.
 Dealing in sash, doors, moldins, builders supplies. paints. slass, lime, cement, miniug timber and screens, the office and yards of the Worthing- ton Lumber Company are located at 159 Tombstone Canyon. Efficient ser vice in all departments is maintained, and the business is growing as d re- suit of careful attention 10 the needs ol the pubic. H. c. ana W. r. Worth iuef0u arc Che manaIcrs of the com pany and for years were building cou- tractors in the community
 While tte mining industry is mak- iEg Eishce one Of ,he leading cities of the southwest said ". IT, Worthius- ton, ''it is also making this communi ~ one oi the most prosperous m the
 s,4,e.'
Bisbee daily review., 1917-01-28
NEW EDELWEISS CAFE

Bisbee viii always be a good 5usi- ness town,' said Hercules Sinanis of the New Edelweiss Cafe. and espe- cially as long as the mines show the prosperity they now have and which is the most wonderful in ils history"
 The New Edelweiss Cafe is a nrat and newly equipped place and cou- Drises facilities for catering to the best patronage of the city. There arc four private booths witb tables ard ten tables in all, and the long counter is provided with stools for twenty peo- pie
 "Wc are giving thc people full re- turn for their money" said MT Sin anis, and this policy will always be SOltiDued.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-01-28
Warren District Enterprises Offer Stores, Stocks and
 Service That Places Them In Front Rank Nm the State
EAGLE THEATRE

Convinced that Blsbec's future IS assured of sulI greater prosperity, 20 said Charles Mahan. of the firm of Gauan & Powers, managers ot the Ealie Theatre. T have planned to re- main here permanently and take part in the new activity and new prosper ity."
 The opening of the new Eagle Theatre on Main street recently uu- der the capable management of Charles MaHan and j. P. Powers pro Vided tor the people of the community one ol the finest moving picture hous- es in the state Mir. Mahan has made bisbee his home for more than ten yeaIa and was formerly with Schwartz Brothers Co.,, while Ms. Powers has resided in Bisbee three years and was associated with the r.. r. < $. W.
 The Eagle Theatre occupies an Of the ground floor Of the $25,OOO build ing erected for the exclusive use of the Eagle Lodge of the locality, and is a freprOof structure of steel and concrete. The theatre has a seating capacity of five hundred and is at tractively finished. It is equipped with one of the most modern opera tors rooms in the west.
 The popular program of the theatre includes high-class productions from the American studios, Gaumont films, Mutual Masterpieces, World, Interna- tionad. and other famous pictures. With this strong bill. including as it does many of the foremost film ar lists of the world, the continued pop ularity of the Eagle Theatre is un- questioned.
 No one can doubt the certainty of Bis5ee's future said MT. Powers, and this is all the more positive with the constant expansion of the pig mining operations of the district"
Bisbee daily review., 1917-01-28
[ & A HAS EXPLORED
 BUT 800 ACRES GF
 THE 2O00 IT HOLDS

There is absolutely no doubt that the Warren District is good for thirty years and more" said l. B. Joralemon, chief geolosist for the C. & A. Com Dany, and l believe that the highest point of production has not yet been reached"
 Mir. JOrdlemOn is a geOlOgist of pro- minence in the southwest and has travelled extensively in his profession.
 A native of northern New York, he received his early education in the schools of California, having attended the Belmont School in that state, and then matriculated at Harvard Un1ver- sity
 In 1905 Mir. JoFalemon received his degrees of A. B. from the famous uni versity, and in 1907 after having com pieted a postgraduate course at liar ward, was given the degree of master of arts.
 Joins c. & A. Force
 In the same year, he became asso- ciated with the Calumet & Arizona Mining Company and has continued with them since. excepting the time spent in making several trips to South America for the Anaconda people.
 Mr. Joralemon has made broad and thorough study of geology and is a recognized authority on the Warren District. and as chief geologist of the C. X A. Company is leading member of his profession in the United States A practical and scientific student of geology, he is giving his est efforts to a profession in which he is enthusias- tic and successful.
 Tt is an interesting fact said MT. JoralemOn. that out of the 20O0 acres of the C. & A. Company but 800 acres have been partly explored. and only 15 acres have been worked out"
Bisbee daily review., 1917-01-28

House pension committee is consid- erine d bill whereby every American citizen over 6. incapable of manual labor, and whose income is less than S2O0, would get a pension of $2 a week
Bisbee daily review., 1917-01-28

Block of 1O,0OO acres of coal land near Washington, Pennsylvania, is said to have been sold by J. V. Thomp son to Q large steel firm at price of between $4.0OO,OOO and S6,OOO,OOO
Bisbee daily review., 1917-01-28

Secretary McAdoo has requested Congress to extend life of govern ment bureau of war risk insurance, which expires Sept. ?.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-01-28

More than SS.O00.OO has been sub sCribed to fund for retired Methodist ministers.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-01-28

Capitalization Of shipping compan- ies formed in Norway in first nine months Of 1916 is $145,736,00O.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-09-07
9as AntmOrtidlrri6cn oeS Bran.

oenten 8iIion aui Sic 6rieoct5bot
idaft oes YaQltc2 hot in l~cutitlouo
Ole Nninnbme g%eiuu0eL Die III er.
iporten mar. Gs miro pom Der Hrtlit
IN idaricn Mortcn oI2 cine }tnma.
Bung be3citnet uuo nit ocn Morteu
obgelebnt, ouG ou2 ocutidlc &oIf lei.
ne innereH AngeIcgcnheltcu ieIblt
rrqeIe mn ujdt 0u3u zines dll2Idn0i.
idlcn HathQcber9 mo Qittutor3 Re.
oitrfe. Yuh Ole Iddcrlihc Nuuobme.
ooS helltihe &ult lncroe III llnfeuut
nib ilbcr Gruiioent MIIiou4 Notidlait
Qebaltcu merocn, bat lih uldt beta.
tigt. ,Sm @egentheil sic orutiht
4reiie bat en- llebri0e1 nod 0Q5ll
gethar
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-09-07
Gaf nidptS 10 beif gcgc1cn wirO,

Gaf uihts 10 beif GegeNen miro,
mic Is gefoht 1T, ooIjlr ~lIeiert oos
Ncrbot Der &critculug 0ou ulfohol.
artigen @etr0ufcu Der NuHOe9rcglc-
RING clncn idlaaeU0au Ncpci9. Die
WrcnucrcibciiGcr mcroen }IUur Die
@critellung uou 5hnop2 cinitcllen
abrr bod I'M Y'ctria6c blcibcu, luocuJ
ne Nlfohol tur TJlocr mo loultjQe
3luCdt htriteucn. Sire Nrbcltatrdltt
mcr0cu i,dl uldt u%crmiuoeru mlo 0jc
IgroGcu 1YoGiobrifca. Die pom &rcnne
.rricn ab1auail 'ino, blclocn cbcnfol5
inn @ctrtsb. 5duop3 lit IN ocH ga.
@aerhduitrn gcuu3 al Nouo, NM Den
Sdnops0urjt o,i Sabre 3u l0ihen,
}u iclncr llcbcuUadIuug inn picl,
Nmoesitelcrbcomte erior0crlid, od}
and uutcr 0icirn Ncrrit)oitcu UeDll.
&c ans DEM 1icnitc c%utlalicu mcr0eu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-09-07
Die oentid . rniiidIe Etabt Miaa

Slc oeHttal e fhlliinle Stuot WigH
lit ulio IN 0cutld)cn Nuuocu, ID
qleit oieie Nod)ridt. nab Dem
Gina lIcbcrgoug bci &utuit uidt
ilbcrraidleno fommt, iii lie 0oh melt
aus Die qroBtc ]tcuIatcIt Ger arjeaa
dronif lett Iouger 3cit, ocnn ooB
Ole Iclltihcn nndl 10 plelen MchieI
f0uen, 10 tangent un0 idlpcrcn, opief.
rcihcn Nlt5borrcn ibr 3jcl enolId) e.
rclft babrnL martlrt Elm bcionoerc9
'&upitcI Der &lcgagcldid)tc mo zines
Der mIhtiQiten i'm @elttriegc. Gle
Wc0cutluaQ ser GlHnahmc non Riga
miro oenn ntd). mcrmQIeih nldlt
obuc WiiBmutb, 10 0oh 3ienlid
ummpmocn IN oeu Gepeidcn pom
.alljlrtcr Seltc oucrtount. Riga in
0cutihen Ndn0cu bcorohc Ole rlliii
id)c &arttIto0t petersburg; lei Elm
mjdltiQc9 |iun0 un0 Nebclpuntt fitr
Die NcorohuuQ 0ca ilnnlihcu Vtcer.
blicu9 aus ser Cltice. NiI0c cineu
mcitetcu Neucl9 pon Dem utnbmcno-
barren u0ulgcn 3uiammcubrlf Scr
Iruiijidcn @cbrfruit lluo 10 mciter.
Grncr 5cltc miro ubcr IN icncn Iepcs
id)cn nidt 9tchnung getrogcu unO
on2 lit Der Gmorut, ocu Ole 9iu6
ridt BON Dem Grrcidcn cilc3 bciBcrs
icbntcn 3icIe2 IN oeutidcn HonOen
ntodIcn miro.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-09-07
I'm einem 8iener Wnrniion. Qn;a

rctt lit Der IeBtc m0nuIihc NodIfom.
me Der FamlIie 9eetbopen9 aui1c.
tunOeu moroen, Der ietuerMcbrpiliht
lei Dem ReqlmCnt Sod un0 Iclttidl-
m~eiitcr 0cnilgtc. Gr iilhrt Den 30.
men 0arl Siliu3 Wiario Don Netbp.
ben un0 purOe nul $. Niol 1870 il
atiiudleu geborcu. Gcin Nutcr 2to.
mig bon Necthopeu mor Ger cll3tQt
SObn oca befanutcu o9}tiien Carl
De3 &on0ldlttr@.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-09-07
Sablrn

limo unicre RedlnunQer.olcn Gntp.
fouQcru. l~luiere olt@0e5eldncte
9lrbeit uro oie uieoripcn Nreiit
bietcu cincn ilcberroihcu0tu Con.
trolt. 98ir ~perrpenoeu MIR plltce
WnterioI, bcihoftlQen ilbiQe Nr.
better uutO iilhren ior9idltl9c Aii.
iid,t. Nue NrbTt miro prompt
uno III Observation-Disclosures Neli,
uerrtdltCt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-09-07
Die @efampfnma Ocs menem Sin

oeridlnbQeicgeo, oo2 iett ais ncriai
iunq9mi0riQ erfIart muroe, Qlnq
pom Siiocu alra. PIN 5teltc 0er
itwor5cu 5tloue1 ioleu oIlo net.
fe treten. Der Ghor Der Au9bcu.
ter ldBt elm 3auflcbct uu'ltcigcIl.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-09-07
Stantsicfrctar YnnIlnn mill id

Den @laubcn nj HltBInno imnlcr
nod nidt ranbeu laiirn. Gas lit
brau bon IbnL. ~llnierc 3cit brultdt
Manner. Oic cileu irdrtm @lauben
BADEN, uao broud)t JIG itbr uotbmcu
Nln
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-09-07
Charles Rnhell, elmer Der Wort.

CHARTS HnneII, elner Der Wort
iiibrer Der iamoien ogtational &c.
curtin Scagre", gebt IN ieiHem pa.
triotjid)en Gifer 10 melt, 81 betur-
mortCn. elnigc Scnatorcn auTjutnlI'
pfcn. g3enn oas nift cine flipp uno
flare 4uirci3ung gu @ewaIttb0ti8a
feitcn If. glbt es %iiberballpt feline.
}luBcrocm ioate @err 9tuiicIl, Der
ia iehr belcicu iein nil, 0Od Diiicn,
0nB elm 81 Nluttbatcn algdtad)clter
Y0bel aclcgcutlld' OergJBt lluter-
.idic0c 8u nlodcu, mo 6reunoe ulo
,yeih0c cridIdgt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-09-07
IS mar cl0entIldl nldlt idlSn pOm

eugliidlcu &onjg. oeu iriibcrcu BOT
1huiter @ernro gum bitter SIT ldllo
gen. ltuo oa0urh i'm 5hopBe oe2
@oHgrciica elueu nellen Strcit iiber
Ole @runoiagc m0brer QeutofratIe
berauf 5u b%eidlp0rcn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-09-07
Sort init Der jtBi= Ger g @e'
gen GOnitriptiOH. 9ouna

requirement.
NEE Der E~trcinigtcn Stoatcn. 81.
BIeih Eroiioent scr y9iotional Milo
citation Tor llniucrlal Uiilitarn Graf
min, hat cine 0abiugebeu0c 0ifents
lldc GrfIduug crlaiien, ooB unierc
b%cltcbenocn @cicGc 81 milltdrii4cr
GiCn1tIeiitmla ioiort onbju abgcdn
0Crt mer0cn loIltcn, oaB 0uc iIngen
&cutc I'M Alter BON - bis u %obren
lth rcgiitrircn luiien mililcu. m0
5mar Ip0tciteu5 um ). Sunni 1913.
Nd3 meint 10 lhreibt trclieu0 bic
VtiI @erm., mic Der 05eucral iclbit
iodt, 0cu llcbcrqnug uon Dem icGlltu
Observation-Disclosures 5pitem 3lr
olqcmcinU WiIit0rpflih t.
Ter @cneraI mciB audi in Der Chat
icincn &oridlnR gut 5lt beQriluoen.
Gr mclut. Dab 5u1dfit fijr ole MOTH
lucnolgcn NciCrucu mlierer IcGilcn
Strcjtfr0rtc Qriorgt merocu milile,
ltu0 5luur ourf Ole &eran5IchmQ
lltugcrer Eeutc (mcm ojG clgcutllhc
( Nu5hcbunq audi crit nit ocul =.
Sabre %beQinue), 10 0aB &crhciratbcte
muo INT @eihdftcn 81 ucruntmprtli
cbtn Stellen Ncruuarp0hieut ger
idlont blelben, >Su 0na milItdrpfIid
ItlIG HItcr t0mcu n0h De- Generals
Tnliht Idhrljh ctruo cine Oiiulon
NelltG. BON 0cucu etpo $4,000 oils
phullldl tollQlIdl nlt20cbtI0ct mer0tll
%tonntcu Hnh elmer loldlen Rt1iitrI.
rud mur0c it'd MISUNDERSTANDING umo
Nu@blloumg ulcl leidter mto bcller
IcruI0lIihcr IuI'cu MIN.
AIr irCtcu lut@ Ultldlir0cn. onl
cine loldle H~lGltutlou lpic bic BON Wc-
neral a)ouuiu btdouueue ICbt clnlcicGt
hot, un0 MAIDEN an eIncu @lrtlftl
mtlmtrtlunL Sem mir inter Scr lie
D|crldlrl't .Solurt o|llQcmcInt &&ehr.
plljMt" ldou uculidl ul 0jcier 5ttlic
ucyoI'tutlttttU, lu0 upu Dem mix loI
Qcuot SuGt htutt uotmal2 mlrotr
Q2btU;
Ser ,3tttpultt jur GiuiUhrumq
scr alltmcmru GltuitpiIIdt iu Nmt.
rltu crldjeu Hits ulrmala pullui0t,
luiN Qttlduttcr ais Qrruoe lest. Njc.
fmdUo in Ser Mclt miro bthntptel
loolul odB ooa AuzIoimualOitcur
mic e iotpru l~oiu'uQtn I'M pl0Gll
dlcn A}otbiol iur NnmcUolmq tonl
,rlcU uuilftt. ais EN- i0ea!e4 Suittu
sur Nui1rlnQml rlutr Nrmrt be
.trnhttt utyotu tuul Seine Ntdudt
Iiu0 idlou ithr tIor 5ut0lc Qttrcttn
2ohtr ioltt g lohdlo OILS mr. otuf
bar moaljd 0rrd on4 alltmcin,
N@ebrp'lihtiujtcm. 'jhtrlih cine pol
Wruuo ans 0cmotr0tlidlc G%urjttmi
icricGt merocu
Der Hntanl ho5u tomtr onourd
lculodlt mcr0tu. Noi} lofort ri,
N}el0cpfljht c~iulctlahrt lp.,r0c flu
aut iWlQcuY,amtr. Sic oda Nlte'
Iuou 70 oocr % ,Ealrt1 crrridlt Ia
ben lildlt Int GllG loN0cru III rIhi
ger lltptrlralmQ touuttu onuu 81
0r5tIidltn llnttriutmQ1u lmo Nr
.ipultr an 0jcujtbtfrGit1Q crltolq
ptr0tu. Git Nauptiadl obcr blItb
NoE 0i2 G'rh'r'''up1 cine, Nrlpct
~iulltr Mdmurr i'm oQcridhiQitcl
IN}nmc2olter IN clncm Ntomcnt nc
itthcN touut2.
9llio porau o%lQeutiuc Mchr
luilitt INTO ;rUar lest. SOort"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-09-07

- Die &oblenborone polel gegelt
ben pom Erdiioenten angeleBten
Grei5 filr aoblen proteitiren. Sol
ientlidl miro ser Yr0iioent oieie @e-
~legelbCit mabrncbmcn, ben8emilthS-
nenihen cinnlal griinolid E in5u-
+ ei5eni
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-09-07


4ber 5tnu 3ottor Wsrfer ndr
iceOu ON Qnunittag. Madden tie
nh6 Die IeBte 0ant ungelsgt. noA
EIopiasbafen 81 ibrsm W.lnn. oem
Gbemiter. 3uridQereiit, I'm bic Rem
OtrndbIten Mot 81 itorsn. 6amo5.
%.io gottlob - n1eiu, Nrr IN
&,m I6lenberter bic bei0en nliteis
ndnoer our6 bic belerieuhteten. be-
bcQliten Gdum., uuo Die iunqe
Irau iaIug INNER pieoer bic Sam
De %5uiummen.
Oh. Darling -. Darling -.
e lit ME Elm 3tuum,."
Gr iab ie 3liitielig on, nie lie
DO itano. nit ~6nIboffenem yluno uno
gtOBen @H5en, JIeit einem Sinh gu
Nti6nadten. es mar ia tpirIli4
l,r5 unpobri&tInIih, oies pruns
tsnbe 0dus nit ieiner 6iiue ben
Raumeu. ieiner Slut oon ~elettris
l4em Ht4t, 4einen Bulmen unb
Eerierteppiden uno 8ron3en, Ieinem
ulrtii6en tleinen 8etDi6ranf bu
Ori6dmt in Der Cde uuD 0rouz
rem Der ipeite U}Dnof6einQorter nit
o0mmernpen gU d1eu uno peiBpn
Aiesmegen uno Springbrunnen. sic
:rnten, hnfoem tie Ijh ungetIeioet
tatten. Gin0us Sin lauter Qten0s
3Gr9 umihmeiieIte iie. Die RpIens
beete oufteten. Rohttdfer .reiiten
r1ii idlperem Summen. Nm 6immeI
blintten bic erittA 5terne. 6ern, jens
fe:ts oes 3beins. bIiBte 3ulpsilen eis
II buidenoe rote Wono nuf, 5eigte
eiren Woment Die llmriie oss
3orot9ebirges uno oeri6pono.
n8etterIeu6tsn!" iagte Der iunge
Cfemonn sd furhte, es glib, 9tes
gen."
Sic iber6orte ieine @orte. sic
bette ibren blOnoen &opf an feline
Ghulter aeIdmieot unb Iflenoerte
tpeItpsrlOren min ihm bin.
nOb!... bu8 1T ib0n hjer."
iprod lie trdumerii6, in elmer me6r
bsutidm Weibbeit. n9os lit ME in
Itolien. Sd man e,l,nol nit ga uno
sra in Sorrento."
Damn muroe lie pteoer bic 9(tte.
Sic JAP um6er, 10 ME Der 8rite
llmi6ou bGlt, nenn ibn nab ieiner
Weinung ettpus man9eIt.
mWu limb oi: Wonoeln?".. Or
bait mir periprtd,en, 0oB bel eucj
= bel un5 Monbelbdumhen qibt 49,. 4"
g9u itetit ia aerooe b%runter,
Saat!"
Sic I0Ite beino6e onoibtig bic
teifen, puntelgriinen Sholen aus benz
Haub. G5 imponIerte itr.
limb 6eiqen?"
bort orUben cine gan3e !6ete
pgul"
Sic Iauerten I'D am 9ooen nieber.
0d hIngen unter ZEN breiten 8lItz
ten Die reiIen, goIlbrnunen 9Frudte.
Tort aud, ueberoq. G0itp Merfer
ioud3te ouf. sic toitete cine un0
fIlnoerte pnnn Die !6ete peiter. Gr
lcD i6r IG6eIno gu. Soft lei Oant
= ibr 4ppetit patte in Dem fremDen
a.imo ni4t 9etitten. Gr i6mouite
mt, Sic bodteu tintrddltiQ nebenz
chamber i'm Orntel. lle6el i6nen
nor De gor3e 0tn mel ieBt rolf flo
rer Sternenpru4t. Sin tii6ler 6aud,
tom pon oen 0Een. Bon briiben,
pm GtdOtben bet. tlonaen ourdl
Ole title 2ufl Ole lonQqe3ooeren
Erompetent0ne bes 3opfcnitreits.
Scr Qeutnant iummte nit.
~SoI6nt pu iollt aad oouic
A'nn;
S0D'i ,+, h,I' h''qe Del Gem 4FoNeI
Ser Saint mann bot's oe-.
iaat...
Sic Iahte. n0}iifIen mir aud ms
NnIs?'
DSeTet it's. 0u peroirbf Dir
bier noG ben Uta9en. Gbitb.."
9os fam itr tomiid Dor. Sin
brtttlQer Wlogen uuD Elm OuBsno
6elQen. Ooer aud, Elm poar nlear!
2ter lie itano duf uno natm ben
f fNHN ~ tAA ~
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-09-07
snhnIN irncnNlup SplOnten Maonm

qenladlt bobcu, miro a@elnlIldcr
Ghnop3" oofiir peroutmortlid) &c
mad)t. Gin @runo mehr 5ur Hlld.
febr gum altcn 6antiucn Spitem.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-09-07
NrouSitiftcr biloeu Die ncuclte

@eimiuhlmq NhtBlano2 9}irQcuos
ciu 2id)tbllt Rum bat aud Sibirjeu
iid) fir ScIbitrtgiermg C%rtldrt.
SIMMER fIciucr IoiI oo2 groGe HuB
lull0 tper0Cn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-09-07

Our Country, Right or Wrong
Ii Right To Be Kept Right.
If Wrong To Be Set Right.
Carl Schurz.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-09-07
Selbit in yOnbOn nnO Raris miro

~hApli iH ~phNpH hHp NH"' "'AS
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The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1917-12-27
$4,000 VOICES
And Many Are the Voices of Bambers
People.

People.
Fifty thousand voices - What
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Thos. H. White, Main St., says: 4
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and had to get up often during the
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MORE THAN SEVEN YEARS La
TER Mr.. White said: 81 still hold q
high opinion of Doan's Kidney Pills.
I haven't needed a kidney medicine
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Price 6Oc, at all dealers. Don't
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The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1917-12-27
land. Deutschland uber Allies.

L tSAAN' teAAAo ooSi NAAA~
Calico, who first saw the heavens
with a telescope, was an Italian. Inc
men who first saw the earth and Its
! teeming life with a microscope we're
not Of German origin. Yet many tel
escopes and microscopes in our col,
leges being marked made in Ger
| many" have led students to believe
that these wonderful instruments
were devised by German brain. The
| Germans are mechanics, not invent
ors.
| These Weren't Teutons.
By the use of the compound micro
| scope Pasteur, the French biologist,
as early as 1857, demonstrated a
connection between microscopic Or
| ganism and disease. This was nine
| years before DR.. Koch, the German
bacteriologist, had graduated. In this
connection the important antiseptic
surgery of DR.. Lister, of England,
should be recorded. Edward Jenner,
| the discoverer of vaccination, and
Harvey, the discoverer of the circu-
llation of blood, were Englishmen. An
American taught the world the use
of anaesthetics. Our dentists excel
all Others They are employed by
many crowned heads-even the kai-
ser has his.
The Teutons have not shown the
engineering skill of the French, who
cut the Suez canal, or of the Amer
leans, who joined the Atlantic and
the Pacific at Panama. The decimal
or metric system, by which the Ger
mans make their measurements is a
gift from France. The method by
which they make their steel is that
of Sir Henry Bessemer, of England.
Many OF the fruits and vegetables, of
which they eat an enormous quanti-
ty, were brought forth by our own
peerless Burbank. No wonder that
the Germans can "goose-step' so high
for what else have they practiced?
Lavoisier, the father of modern
chemistry, was Frenchman; Lin
naeus, the founder of botany, was
of Swedish origin. To Hutton, of
England, we are indebted for geolo-
gy; to Maury, of Virginia, for the
photography of the sea; to Descartes
of French parentage, for analytical
geometry; to Comte, of France, for
sociology; to Germany for sauerkraut
and pretzels Germany has not con-
tributed her quota toward the worlds
advancement. How she struts in her
foreign plumage! She is neither in
ventive, resourceful nor original.
She has made no geographical dis
coveries of Importance. Her neigh
bors have. What role did she play
in discovering various portions Of the
New World? Did she establish any
colonies? I thank God she did not.
Her sons did not compose the crew
of Magellan's fleet, the first to cir
cumnavigate the globe. A German
did not discover the North Pole, nor
lead the way toward the South Pole.
1t is high time to cease talking of
Germany's achievements unless one
wishes to indulge in satire.
History and study will reveal that
the worlds greatest teacher, scientist,
inventor, discoverer, statesman, gen.
eral, philosopher, preacher, painter,
poet, architect, novelist, or singer was
not made in Germany. ."-Townes
R. Leigh, professor of chemistry,
Georgetown college, in Montgomery
Advertiser.