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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-07-06
Many New Friends.

CHICAGO, July 6.-Members of the
Chicago Lonesome club We're richer
today by $50 friends each, following a
dancing party last night at which
young men and women who have not
made social acquaintance in months
fraternized Everybody was intro
duced to everybody and everybody had
a good time.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-07-06
What Do You Know
About Your Blood Supply?

portant subject. It tells how to keep
the blood strong and free from the
many impurities to which It is con-
stantly subject. 50
It gives the history OF s. s. >, the
worlds most successful blood remedy,
which has been sold for more than
fifty years b. druggists eyeryw .n re
who write to Swift Specific Co.,
|Dept. A Atlanta. Ga.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-07-06
Mceraw to Defend Himself,

limited Press Leased Wire Servicel
NEW YORK, July Gust what it
was John J. McGraw, manager of the
Z Giants, repudiated when he signed a
denial of interviews attacking Gov
ernor Tener, will be thrashed out to-
day in the Offices of the National
league. Whether McGraw really said
the things the newspapers of New
York attributed to him will be brought
out for the public.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-07-06
Fulton Defeats Flynn,

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.1
NEW YORK, July 6.-Another
obstacle was today wiped from the
path of Fred Fulton, heavyweight.
following his four round knockout Of
Porky Flynn here. A right to the
chin ended the bout.
Fulton several times had met
Flynn and found him hard propo.
sition.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-07-06
ToDAY's GAMES.
National League.

National League.
st. Louis at New York.
Pittsburgh at Philadelphia.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at Boston.
American League.
Cleveland at ST. Louis.
Chicago at Detroit.
No others scheduled.
Three-Eye League.
Quincy at Rockford.
Alton at Hannibal.
Rock Island at Moline.
Peoria at Bloomington.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-07-06
Your ignorance may startle you

Few people know Of the many
functions Of the blood supply, and
just how important it is that it be
kept absolutely free from ali impure
ties. The health of the entire body
depends upon the condition of the
blood. You are invited to write and
obtain booklet that gives you some
Invaluable information on this inn
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-07-06
Hav. 7rIe1 One Kind

Manson Democrat: Which do you
PREFER good dictatorship by the
United States government or a food
dictatorship by the food gamblers?
You have had the last for many years.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-07-06
STAGE SET FOR
DECISIVE GAMES
Argument over Who's Who In the
American League viii be Settled
When New Series
is over.
The TEAMS ARE MOVING
White Sox After Eastern Invasion,
Are Returning Home, While
Red Sox Are Going
West.
Thy H. c. HAMILTON.

BY h. u. f1AMlLloN
limited Press Staff Correspondent
NEW YORK, July 6.-Argument
over who's who in the American
league, should be settled in the Crap
pies for which the stage is being
set today. The White Sox, having
passed successfully through Ions
journey through the eastern half OF
the league, will return home, while
the Red Sox, after ups and downs OF
various sorts, are scheduled for a
journey that will swing them around
the western half Of the circuit.
Last year when the same sort of
change was due and the season was
in it's dying throes, Jack Berry was
injured, George Foster was defin-
ltely out and a more or less crippled
pitching staff was extant
This year the Red Sox go west in
very good condition. Their perform
ance year ago, was strong enough
to carry them to pennant II that
Is the case, stronger playing Will
have to develop among the western
ers now to eucher them out of their
position.
The Phillies and Giants are now
preparing to fight 1t out along the
same lines Each club will be play
ing in its home orchards.
The final struggle between these
clubs doubtless will be waged on
foreign fields, however. The club that
proves itself the best on the road
probably will carry away the flag
provided Miller Huggins or some
such upstart doesn't kick the dope
bucket farther than it yet has trav-
eled
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-07-06
Central Association,
Yesterdays Results.

ScotcT0dy FNSSUIt5.
Cedar Rapids 8, Clinton 0.
Marsha1ltown 4, La Crosse 0.
Charles City at Fort Dodge, wet
grounds.
Waterloo at Mason City, wet
grounds.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-07-06
Ihree.Eye LEAGUE

Peoria. 1872; Rock Island, 6-15-4.
Bloomington, 1-4-1; Alton. 3-7-1.
Rockford. $40; Hannibal, 2-9-2.
Quincy, 11-16-2; Moline. 5-11-3.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-07-06

Frank Bakers home run as in
olden days, won a baseball game. 1t
broke the Yankees losing streak.
The Cardials pulled off their fifth
straight by repeating on the poor
Pirates.
Jim Scott is going to learn how to
be an officer. Perhaps that will be
an aid to the White Sox.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-07-06

National League.
At Pittsburgh-St. Louis, 9; Pitts
burgh, I'll innings).
At Brooklyn-Brooklyn s; New
York, 8.
At Philadelphia-Bo 8; Phila-
delphia, 0.
No others scheduled.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-07-06
American LEAGUE,

American League.
At st. ,Louis-St. Louis, "a; Cleve-
land, 81.
At Detroit-Detroit. IL; Chicago, 6.
At Boston-Boston, "A; Philadel-
phia, %.
At New York-Washington, "a;
New York, 1-5 az innings.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-07-06

Something over s5,ooO,ooo was ia ~
aside by John Hoge, soap mari ,ad
GAINESVILLE, o., recently deIe
Half of the pile is to be alsOu.s,
among churches, hospitals, anu ~ U and
charities of his home city, SSOc Nov
going to the actors fund Oh Mon
York City and $1,Ooo,00o to the I N,
ropolitan Museum of Art IN ~
same city.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-07-06
Cannes TO-DAY

Games ] oday.
Waterloo at Cedar Rapids.
Marshalltown at Clinton.
Mason City at La Crosse.
Fl. Dodge at Charles City.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-07-06
Local Association Fits up Tent as a
Meeting Place for Guards
men at Company
L Camp.
MANY CoNvEN1ENCEs
Chairs, Writing Tables, Piano, Talk.
ina Machine, Magazines and
Writing Supplies
Furnished.

A Young Mems Christian
association army tent has
been erected at Company l.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-07-06

Turks Going Home.
UNITED Press Leased Wire Service. ]
BERLIN. (yia London) July Ga
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-07-06
Three-Eye League.
National League.

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Deming graphic., 1917-12-14

at Los Angeles. Calf. She left ON
the Sunday morning train. Dir. Stov-
al brought Mr.. Stovall to Dcming.
he returning :, Mmbres Tuesday ar-
tcrnoon.
Mis- Ethel Bean. daughter of Mr..
and Mr.. Garrett Bean. has been very
i'll this week, but j. slowly improving.
T.. +. Richter. brother of Mrs. lien
~ Schutze, returned to his home IN
Austin. Tex. Wednesday evening.
Mrs Harry Edwards was in from
the Cooks Peak country the early
part of the week doing her Christmas
shopping.
Roger DeeI, Who has been employed
in the Commercial barber shop. left
Wednesday night for Stockdale. Tex,
where he will Join his wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. sam Dayi, lett
Wednesday night for san Antonio.
Tex, where they will make their fu-
irrc home.
Deming graphic., 1917-12-14

o. Stockland, of East Las Vegas, Wis
tied with their friend Major Ezra
c. Clcmans, of the 1876 infantry (Scc-
ond Minncsota), Tuesday of this
week.
Miss Georgia Rodell is expected to
To arrive in the city for a visit with
her friend, Miss Margaret lines.
". J. Wamel was in FL Paso YES
tcrdav on business.
\. Schatzkey, the Western Wood
cnwarc representative, was in town
the last of the week. calling on his
patrons.
G.. S. Acosta returned Sunday eve
rlng from Metcalf, Ariz., where he
bad been called on account of injur-
les received Dy his wife in an auto
mobile accident. Mr. Acosta reports
his wife much improved and says she
will soon be well.
Theodore Sushotz has been suf-
fering with rheumatism the past
week.
Little Mirih Ke,ncr. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Myron A. kesncr, who
has been in the Ladies Hospital sew
uul DAYS. was discharged Wcdnes-
Gay. much improved in health.
Mr.. Il. +. Stovall, of the Mimbrc~
Hot Springs, has been called TO the
bedside of her mother. Mrs. LcNoir,
Deming graphic., 1917-12-14

built by Judge Gary, head Of the steel
trust, IN memory of his father and
mother.
Lieut.. Thomas NJ. Lynch and Mis-,
Marjorie Grill were married in this
city Sunday, December 10. Miss
Grill came here from san Francisco
recently. Lieut. Lynch is an assist
ant TO Major c. b. Robbins, adiutant
of the 61th brigade, who will be IL
charge of the Officers training
school. The ,chool will open her,
January >.
Sonora l.. Il. l'imcntel and child
zen. of FL Paso, have joined Senor
| Pimentel. lie is proprietor of the
Pimentcl studio at South Platinum
avenue.
\. l.. Foster. of Dwyer, y. NJ. and
Miss Bessie Hale, Of haywood, y.
NJ, were married in Silver City, last
Friday. December !. The bride l.
well known in this city, having at
tended the Deming public schools,
and possesses wide circle of friends.
The groom is engaged in The cattle
industry and is well known in this
section. Wedding festivities took
place at the rev home of Mr.. anl
lr>. Foster. IN Dwycr. Saturday eve
ming, following the wedding. 4 mum
hcr of relatives and friends from
til, surrounding country attended.
Col. Phil l.. Hall. Col. +. j. Mack
and Major o. T.. Davis, of Camp
Cody. were in FL Paso. last Friday.
Il. Burt Orndortf entertained the par
iv at luncheon at the Sheldon. Sam
Drcben. Gunthcr Lessing and DR.. II.
i. Ready assisted in entertaining the
pfticerS and were guests nj the lunch
con. The officers entertained the ri
l'tSo gentlemen last Sunday nl camp.
=. Bancroft. formerly agent for
nr Southern Pacific. travelling pas
~cuecr and freight agent for the
Southern Pacific, Joined the colorS
last Thursday. Mr.. Bancroft will be
assigned Ia the transportation "ttlr"
If the ouartcrma~icr'- department.
The lew Wallace Chaptcr of ih"
u. \. L.. of Albuquerquc, shipped
quantity oi Jelly and fruit to the
hovs nj Camp Cody last week, lhrn
the efforts nr Mcsdamcs g. 5. Ne
.andrcss and Il. T.. barnc~. heads OF
the soliciting committee.
Mrs. $. T.. Potts i home from an
extended visit 10 Idaho. Montana and
Washington. She reports a very
pleasant time but is glad to be home
again with her daughter, Mrs. \. VI.
Walker.
W. c. Simpson was IN Albuquerque
Monday.
Mrs. STANLEY Doyle has returned
from a visit 10 her parents, MIR. and
Mrs. G.. T.. Smith. at San Simon. Arih.
W. II. Carson visited his sister.
Mrs. Rice at Organ, \. NJ. last Fri
dav.
/ Warren and Walter Clark left
/ for FL Paso, with the intention of en-
lering the navy.
Miss Josie Kelley. of Coldwater,
Mich. stopped off this week with her
brother, J. 7. Kelley. on her way
70 California to spend the winter.
Rev S. A. Bright, ID. d.. district
superintendent Of the Methodist
church, Of Albuquerque, and Rev. NJ.
Deming graphic., 1917-12-14
Mr.. MocQueen will sing at both ser,

Mr.. MacQueen will sing at both ser,
ices.
On the afternoon of December -,
Lieut.. Jean Cobbey, will be united in
marriage to Mrs. v Crabiree, of Om-
aha. Neb., at the Paso del Norte ho-
tel, FL Paso, lex.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. o. Snodgress. Mrs.
G. W Hatch and the Misses Opal
Snodgrcss AMI Bobby Matthews re-
turned from III Paso Tuesday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mr.. Harry Cooper were
down from the Mimbrcs Hot Springs
the first of the week doing some
Christmas shopping and visiting
friends.
Lieut.. Ralph :. Geiger ana Miss
Marie O'Neill. of Dodge. Ia, were
married Monday evening at the home
of Lieut.. Ben Hane Major Chaplain
Ezra &. Clcmins, of the l36th (Sec
end Minnesota. infantry, performed
the ceremony
Major and Mrs. Ezra &. Clemans
moved into their new residence on
Monday oi lm- w,ch. Lieut.. Col.
and Mr.. Brandt will share this new
home Owins 10 the scarcity of resi-
dences and the exhorbitant rents they
took il unto Themselves to build q
home for themselves.
Mrs. Fred Stuyc. wife of Pvt,
Fred Stuvc, will arrive Saturday
from Creighton, Ncb., to spend the
holidays.
Attorney and Mrs. Fred Sherman
attended the literary entertainment at
Tunis and Red Mountain last Friday
evening.
Scrgts. Ncm Marshall, Files,
Holmes and Arthur Fitzgerald were
cut nI the Tunis and Red Mountain
lite ., society last Friday evenins.
Ser. Nen Marshall was one of the
principal speakers of the evening.
Mis-, KATHERINE Budd, of New York,
architect for the National Board Of
the Y. NJ. {. l.. is here inspecting
buildings on Pine street, with a view
To- increase the uscfnlness and dec
grafton.
CLYDE Meyer entertained a number
of his Young friends at dinner sun
dav in honor of Ralph Beals, of Cal
ilornia The guests wer' Misses
Julia Shepherd, Jessie Quincy, Mar
ion Hamilton. Margaret Irvine and
Mcssrs. Alex. Hamilton, Godfrey
Trowbridge and Ralph Iieals.
On Friday Afternoon of last week.
Mrs. Hazel Crosby, wife of Capt.
Crosby, of Battery Il. l2Ith field ar
tillcry, entertained number oil OH
GERS wives, IT the Tamarac Flats. at
T. j-o'clock tea.
Miss Grace Gobel. of the Tamarac
Flats, al South Copper street, l.
erecting number of cottages for the
use of officers families.
+. 4. Dcnison leaves next Monday
Cor San Antonio, Tex, TO attend Il
conference Of the southern depart
mcnt of the Y. VI. c. \. secretaries.
Deming graphic., 1917-12-14

j. ". Dewitt was IN from The
ianch last Friday.
}. Cannell, Of san Diego, Calf.
arrived the first of the week and will
remain in the city indefinitely.
The funeral escort for $. Wells
was formed bv members of lluachu-
ca Tribe No. Is O Il. W.. and Dem
ing Lodge $50 l.. .. q. VI. The pail
bearers were from the Moose lodgc.
Services were conducted by the Red
ncr AZ the grave. Mr.. Wells was Il
'ovll, faithful worker ~ both or
canizaiioo. ana T., vii b. sorelv
missed
On and after December 10Th all
bread viii have Ia he made accord
ing to government formula. The new
recipe require. about half the amount
Of sugar and hard rs formerly used
Also u standard weight must be com
pled with Hereafter Zoe loavcs will
weigh one pound ljr loayc- one and
onc-hnli roua Is, an increase of two
and three ounces, respectively
Lieut. Jean Cohbev, of the l3lth
. u ianlry. wa~ IN III la-o Thursday,
where he spoke at mass meeting
that evening on the War Stamp is
sue.
Beginning with Tuesday of next
week Deming will observe 'meatless' .
aud "whcatlcS," days. The Manhat-
tan cafe j. the first cafe in the city
10 advertise their new menues for
those DAYS Tuesday has been desig-
rated aa "mr1tlcss" day, hut an cX-
ctllent line 1f substitutes will be
served that day consisting of turkey.
chicken. fish. and everything in vege-
tables. Wednesday will he "wheat-
less" day. with corn cakes, buck
wheat cakes. rye bread, brown bread
and graham bread rs substitutes.
Mr.. Annie Schutzc, of Austin. ar
rived this week for several days vi--
it with her son and family, Mr.. ami
Mr-. Henry Schutzc.
T. Il Pearson was here from
Lord,bure Monday. setting repairs
or his soap weed cutting rachinc
from the Davies Soap Weed Mfg.
Co.
Rev. Watson NJ. Farley returned
last SATURDAY. morning to his home
in FL Paso. lie had been holding
services nj III, several "I building
nj Camp Cody for several days.
Mr.. and Mr.. \. T. HYATT and son,
l.. h. Hyatt, manager of the "fly-
ing Y" ranch Lcrr. have gone To Tex
as for n months vacation. They are
making the trip bv auto and will visit
4 Austin and other points.
Mr.. Noun. Morris. al t"lumbu-.
Gn., j. here ON uu extended NlsIt I"
her sister. Mr.. Sidney talklns. o!
Spruce street.
Mr. and Mr,. T.. +. Matthews. Of
Wmslow. Ariz.. are spending the wees
with their parents. Mr.. aud Mrs. +.
II. Matthews. on Gold avenue.
Mr.. and Ms. j. VI. Num-, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Num-. MISSES Lila and Do
ra Num-. and Mr.. Corney Gross re-
turned home last week from pleas
pnt outing of several days 10 Ele-
nhant Butte Dam.
Can't. and AIRS. James g. Macrae,
are domiciled in the e. VI. Franklin
residence ON Pine street. Capt. Ma
crea is with the military police,
Camp Cody.
Sonora Berroieran and children ar
rived from III Paso Sunday evening"
to ioin Senor Berroteran. who ha-
been here several months with the
r. Pimentel studio. They will ton
tinue their residence in this city.
Rev Harlow V. Holt, pastor of the
Gary Memorial Methodist church. at
Wheaton, Ill.,, was here the first OF
The week speaking in the Y. NJ. {.
4 buildings. Camp Cody is the elev-
enth camp Pastor Holt has visited.
The church of which he is pastor was
Deming graphic., 1917-12-14
masOns Working Every Night

In order Ia take care of the vast
amount of work ON hand. Deminc
Lodge \. T. y \. NJ, is holding night
Is sessions. Grand Lecturer J. j.
Kelly assisting each night.
Visiting brothers are alway~ wet.
come
Deming graphic., 1917-12-14
LOCAL AND
Pc r SONAL
Let Us Remember

We cannot forget all the sorrow
The agony, horror and pain,
The wars felid breath of disaster
and death
The host of the wounded and slam
But TO live through today aud tomor
row
We MUST find some -urcease IN
chaff,
Aud that We may bear all the woe
and despair
We mustn't forget how Ia laugh,
We MUST hold ourselve, 10 our duty
Nud fight the good fight 30 the end
We have to 90 through the dark val
lev, its true,
Where trouble and suffering rend
nar til, there's some measure OF
beauty
Ia life. it's not tragic by half,
Mud It's stcmer alloy must he light
cncd with JOY.
We mustn't forget how to laugh
Sc don't look askancc at the mortal-
Who're doing their best to be gay
For though the light quips may lust
leap from their lips
Perhaps they keep courage that
way;
80 let them continue their chortles
They'll tighten our work bv their
chafi.
For without that relief we would
perish of grief
So We mustn't forget how TO laugh
-Bcrton Braley.
Deming graphic., 1917-12-14

Mrs. Amy rabbi passed away IN
this city last Friday morning of pnen-
monia. after an illness of several
Necks. \ husband and six children
..rc left to mourn her loss Mrs. Rabb
was woman who possessed very
lovablc disposition and admired by
IA her friends and acquaintance.
She was most devoted
wife and mother. Funeral services
were conducted al the home Saturday
gitemoon at $50 bv Rev. $. Il. Ne
Ciure. at the home. after which the
remains were laid to rest in the
Mountain View cemetery
Lieut. Col. aud Mrs. McGce are
now occupying the palatial home of
Nr. and Mrs. Paul Nesch. $50 South
Granite avenue.
Mrs. J. W. Bigham and daughter,
Miss Edith Nave are this week NOV
ing To the Pass City. where they VIII
make their future home.
Rev. ID. b. MacQuoen will preach
IN the Baptist church on Sunday at
II q. m. and Z 80 p. m. His morn
ing subject will be. "The Marks OF
Noble -Mindedness." and the evening
subject will be. 'IIobabs or Hoboes.'
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9utbrii9es Soipital.
Ter Nntraa BON $atienten nofbiat
sur Strengthening bes i'm Ban
begriffeneu GicbGmoes.

Ger neue Mnbau gum 2utberiihen
Spital, Der Iest arifeefubrt miro, miro
ilini Stod.uerte erbaIten anitatt per.
iUle n%riprungIih 5cldIoiIen pornen
mar. 0ieie 9eltintmnne ipuroe onl
9tenstoe in Der Sabre&oeriamnllu,tg
Ger >5oip'1o! . Aliociotion g%etroffen,
nad]ocm Die &erleiung Der Sohres5c-
rihte Elm autes @eidditsjobr mn oas
@crlangen nah mebr Jtdumli6feiten
icItitentc.
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berlin. berihtcte. boB 1868 Yatientef
in 1916 i'm 5pital nerpiIegt muroen,
iino bob oos GpitnI foit INNER iibcr.
fiilt mar. S5nf Spital befinoen lid,
sur 3eit AZ Nolnen. Gle lid 81 aran.
fcnmdrterinren altsbilecn mouen.
@nsSeital bot SO 9etten. 40 l3im.
mcr ncroen bin8uqefiigt nod fertig
itellung hes NnbmlS. Inacornnct
mIroe, ocB Die Operotions8immer on
Dem fiinftcn Tlur unteraebroft mer.
rem IoGcn. Gas tleltc @cbduoe mirf
ouf $4,000 gu Iteben fommcn.
Sic nItcn SfIul6en Ser SpitoI-@ &c.
ieI'foit linb bis ouf $1,000 ou8ec.
mcr3t.
Die Observation-Disclosures miiroen Dor
Scr &crinmmllng aerpablt:
T%r1iioent, Gaiter 8. g. WogeIben
&icc- Hr0li6ent- Toitor Sulius Z
@nnm.
Sefretdr. Yoitor 5. @ergbol6.
Shotmeilter. Nbom &roner.
Gircftnren: 9ie genonnten Bean
ten ure e. 81. Stcenhere, 9nitor 6
.. gif. u. 8. Nclicn, g. NilItoo
6reo 9ittmon. 6. 6. SeieIitob, 81
Groiie; ToItnr Q. Sobniol Sprine
@rnbe; Ioitor 5. 3immermann 8ei
Su[err
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Ans ben gni9ten.
@reisseridt.

Ger Sofolif 8eiert : TnG. Der aegen
Den 4naetlogten inter Dem 2inlen-
8eies Don 9iitritts : Anpolt Sdln.
fah anbGngig gemod]t mItroe. miro
niht Dor 8Ihter 9iabcc berbonoelt
meroen, 0a Die 4nipdlte oes 4nee.
tloeten ben Rihter Der 8oreinge.
nommenbeit 5e5ihtigen. Tifter Sig.
bee miro ben Saa pieIIeitt errem on.
oeren Sreisgeriht iiberloiien ODER ben.
lelhen BON einem anperen Nihter
uerbanbeln laiien.
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8oroieitc bei6uloigt ibren @beeltten
Der ol5u 0roBen Sntimitaten NIT mn-
oeren 6rmIcnSperionen unb oer
lruufiuht. uno mil aus oieien Grim.
ben non Inn geihieoen meroen. 9oa
8nar muroe 1902 in Sparta getrout
Gonntpaeridt.
Som SoptinS uno Sobn Miaer
befonnten iih lhuloig in ibrem @e.
,ise g~efunocne @oore11 eeitoblen 81
bobell, tie nur0et SIT so Sagen @oii
p~erurtbeiIt. 9ie 9cioen batten Der
Gcrilh gemoht. eincn ans elmer 0til.
maufee'r 5roht : Gar eeitoblener
Gofiee in elmer bieiigen 8irtblfoil
Sl nerfnufen.
5ronf @boIcr bon 8ortogc. eli
S~runfenbolo. fonn iih in BEN nGhiter
10 SoQen I'M County. @efGnGniB, 81
Dem er bcrurthciIt mlroc. erniidtern
3oliSciseridt.
Ridter Stunt berurtbeiIte om Won
iog finf @o8nrripieler. Die an
Somstng norbcr in elmer Ra65io oel
0oIi5ei in ia nrroIihe 3. Stroki
feit9enommen muroen, ST ie $12.5(
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Sas Gpthe arens. 0rGiihent ga

Sas Hptbc Sirens. 4rGiioent @il.
ion BON Mnthcn arcus bot einen Muf-
rl,f sur 9ciiteucr fir Die 8riegsnotb-
Iribcnocn erloIien. beiicn bercitnil>
li1c @efoIeung gu embfeblen mir nid,t
n~ntcrloilen f0nnen. %nmiomcbr So CO
ben @chcrn freigeiteut lit onsicnige
2onb gu beItimme, mcldlcs ibrcn
9citroo erholten ion. Nne 90 Groi-
fer 8nnfen uebmcn @eitrdge in ir.
qcnh elmer Summe fir Sos Rotbe
&relt3 enteegen. Set 9eginn oe5
arieges pertheilte bas omerifmiihc
Guthe Grcl5 on Gelo $1,121,766.25
an Die oaiirtcn Mtddlte unb $31S,.
6G94S an bie Wittelmddlte; an @no-
rcil. oeren geltlmnlungsnrt nift Dor.
Der fciteciteat mnrbe, $237,926.45
an Die 4uiirten rno $47,450.51 on
Die Central. W1fte; an @aoren, De.
rem @eltimmlnQsort porber angeec-
Ben murbe. $46S, t65.46 on Die Oil
Iilrten nno $221,767.12 an Die Gen.
troll. Mdttc. - Ser b;eiige 3peig
Scs omerifoniitsen Rotben 9reii5es
hot in Dem 2o0en 522 Moin StroBe
cine arbeitsIhlte eineerihtet. in Der
Iid uniere Gdmcn beriamneln fon.
uCr, UNI on ArtitcIn 5u orbeite1. Die
i'm sSoIle zines 4ricgcs Der Ser.
Stooten nit elmer fremben Wodlt
%nntblpeuoig gchroud)t nerben. 9ieie
4rbeit lit MIR ilr Imerifa beitimmt
nno oIs cir Tbeil Der omerifonlidlett
gercitihafts, Champagne ouf5ufGiien.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-01-12
gruubtissutbumsmarft.

0onio 8 @ifen on SSomes 8rice.
Gigcnthum in SnaIosfa $4,000
QorI aurtennfer an Gercn s. Ghi-
lips. gigenthum nabe 6. uno Sod
ion StroRe fir $1,000
&. X, print an s, Ronmono 9rint
Gigsnttum an ser iilhl. 8. Strabe.
fiir einen nominenen @etrno.
Woriette San Stccnnnf on Rhili.
pine Bloom, gigentbum nobe 7.
uno eng StroBe, fir einen nonli.
ncIen 8etrog.
:. &c. Snortbout at Sra g.
Glarf, Giocnthum in Der
9tprtbern gboitipn fir $1,000
8corge 3ei8Ier an Eolil 81. Hompe
rim. &uuplne nnbe II. unb Noir
StroBc fir 1876