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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-03-15

Die ornlcn Gbieogoer 6Ieiid,.
horollc mcroet erleidtert oufatbmen,
meil oppeugeridtli6 gcgen oic bon
.}aaEpnlt @cncp gciorocrtc @nusIlt.
dung bel 0cm 6Iciit)trult 9(opo-
tntcn &ccocr entihic0cil' lbitf0c. Sine
Nchtferttgnng lit o6er iener Gnt-
idleio nidt.
&n Chicago, 10 bcridtcn sic
@l0ttcr, lit Gr. @crnlunn 8errp, tOt
Sabre alt gelDoroen, uno beben Der
Dor, ooB cr pom &Sllgello ullf Elm lei
ocnidaitIidcr (oboftouer lei. 9icTps
Hccept filr cine longe ScbeltSoouer
mare cltihte0en ncu.
Hcbcr sic oltf GerlomlnqSrinoa
qelcgtc bobe Stelter miro pielfof
Glogc gcfilbrt. Scbr nit Redt. g8er
bcltte ocn Willtb gum &eirotben bot,
lolte bclobnt, nift aber ourd Grtro.
I~tcltcrn bcitraft meroen.
Game (allS eincm llbcrfilatcn
elIenbabnmagcn iteigeno): y8ott lei
2onf, 0oB id) aus oiciem 8eorGnae
heronStomme. 6oIt Ben gon3en @cQ
babe ld) MIR ollf einenn SUB 1tehen
fOnncnl" - Stinme aus Dem $50
gen: ia, lto 0os mar III / II Sub"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-03-15

Dem llntcrridltsplun 81 irloen ietll.
Gin Gomitc, bcItebeno ats j. u.
@rouer, fSrco Stingl, Irou Is. VI.
Glarf, 1rau 5. &. aaen mo Or. u.
!. Roauuiicn, erid)ien am Wontog
uor Dem Sdulroth ualo Icgte Ocmiel.
ben elnen pon Scr .Eorent5 ono
1cofers' giiocintion OF tie @uib.
burn ans &ongieaop Shools" ouQe-
nommcneu 9eihluB Dor, in melfcm
I'M Nu5mcr5ung 0c@ llntcrridlt9 Der
0cIltihcn Sprohc i'll Der Mnibburn.
Shulc erilft mur0e. 9ic @eIudl
teller bcbulptcten OaB on3 %ntcreiic
iir Ole oclaidle Sprohe crloiden
lei, oaB pidtiqcrc 2ehriGfer mcgen
0cm Icltihunterriht mebr ODER me
niger pernufldiligt piirocu, mo oaB
Die 3cit. mclhe ieBt fir Den Icutidl-
lluterridlt ouiqcponot piiroc, beiicr
bctttt mcroen fonnC, unt quite uno
Iounlc Nmcrifoncr aus ocn ainoerlt
5i MAIDEN.
Ger NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Nm. &ii
ming mar Ser Gln5lac i'll Der Scr
iuumllmq, Der III dncrfcmcuaDcr-
thcr @ciie iiir 8cibchaltung 0c2
ShIoium@ Ser ocutldleu Spruhc cin.
trot. mo lit g icbr 81 beOoucrn, DOB
rr I'M 5dluIruth feline llnterinjGlm9
inn0, obqIcit jIpci Der Ncrrcn Den
Mcrth Der 0elttidlcn Sprodle felmell
o0cr mCnIQitclla tclntCu i%olltcn. ST..
ginning crflGrtc bar or 0cn llntcrrldit
I'M QCutidlcn 5I ir4eu0 elmer Belt fdl-
len Iniieu mljr0c MIR ntft iebt lolun
&c Ser &ricQ I'M WonQe lei. mo be.
QrilnOctC feline Nnijd't 0anit. 0oG man
IMurutouie umter Sic Ncpoltcrumg brin
gtu lnO njtt 3mietrodlt iohcn iouc.
oIQa 2crncn elmer fremlocu SprudC
bc0cutc sic GrmciterunQ Der Qcuf
mciie BEL Sen SdniIern, mo Die Mus
mcr5lna 0c9 ltntcrriht2 non ircm
Sen Sprodlcn miIroc MIR &lr3iihti9.
felt bcocutcn io9tc @r. Ginning Ii.
II. I'M 2altic Scr I~i9fuIiiou.
Ir. Hn@luliicn. dis ser @oltpt
mortiiIhrcr 0el Delegation, ermiocrtc
Nrn. Ginning oob 0ua @elo ser mmc.
rifuniihcn Stcucr5ohIcr fiir oo9 @cb.
rem Scr octtiheu Sprod)e. MIR 0ie
@lGne Ser 0%oheu3oQern f0rocrn hclfc,
mto oaB bcrcit3 N}iaionen fiir oicicl
! 3mcf in oen Der. Stnotcn nt9qe.
qcbcn mltrocn. Nir hdttcn fem Neft
iudtc er, omcrifauiid)c Stclcrn filr
iolde 3m'fe 5u bermtben, sic bcrclt3
0urh WiQloncu 0rItid)cn @el0cS IN
olCicm %on0c gefor0crt mur0cn
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@6ront(@
Setoenoe.

SD nil nit Sbnen iprt6sn. Die
Ebatla6e, oaB Tie l%onltuO Obne @rlOls
bebanoeIt poroen nno, e%ntmutbigt mid
niht i'm @erinsiten. SD belize Mdn.
nern uno 8rauen jeoen Gag uno made
9uren. UftmalS in 6ddea. Die pom on.
oeren ais unbelIbar srtlart wuroen. 10
oaB i6 iider fuble, bob i'd ouh iir
Sic piel ibun fam. Nur Su t%pniuIti.
rem fOitet nihts. aber bic 8erednuneen
meiner 8ebanolun9 iino br m1Bia
unb nidt mebr oils Sic piniq iinb su
beSablen fir bic erboItensn @obIthaten.
SD bebunoelts &bsumatismus. Seer.
uoiitdt, Magens uno 9ersIeiben 8a.
tarrb. Blut' unb Sautfrnnfheitpn, Ser.
itopiunq, llrirs uno Nierenleihen. foe
ME b~eionoers 5rauentrantbeiten.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-03-15
Militariides.

&idter Stunt erbielt am @ittpof)
pom &riegs0eparfeTleat Die Wittbei.
lung bob Ga 9roiie bel Der nadlitcu
%@inberufung Don Refruten feincn
Credit fiir Die bisber eingeiteaten
6reifpiaigen erbalten miro, un0 ouber
Die oole Quote itellen ntlB.
Sic gefraiungsbeboroe Der Staot
miro adt NtanH au5iuden, Die lidl
5luiiden Dem 30. MfQr3 uno Dem 3.
9pril i'm Gam Grant 5u meloen ba.
ben. 8ieie iino Z Bro3ent Der 8e.
iommt5abl Der erIten @inberufung.
SO 9ro5ent 0ieier 3abl befinoen iid)
bereits in Der 4rmee.
Alth Ser 9~nno0iitrift bat etuo oft
lltn9e Seute SIT licfern.
43 irnge &eute, Die ihre 0amen
I'M SUM /. :. fiir oie Refruten,ie.
bullg clntrltgen, hoben es %neri1unt
lid 5ltr llnteriufnmg 81 nleIoen, unt
merocn oesbalb oils Gelertetre onae.
Iebep. IS iino Die 6ol9enoen
MnoreD Sodion, elm Heger; Gorl
Irtbur Sart, @rtporo 8iQiom Sil.
lof, Grneit <rban. Sobn SoIepb.
9fomtcI Goaers, Soaquin Ocosto,
Games &cnrp Snnoer Mife Wttuer
Non @or0, Som2ec, 6reoaononouob
Nntenoiia &eol, Senrp SoneS, Gu
tber 9erbcrt Sbane, g6oIpb SrSanfeI
George Clifford Gore, Sulius 30
blnion, 2oon Nltoonian, Setter 9oilep
%ern @oo6en, Nlfreo 8ilfep, Qimt
Gperctt Totterion, 6. 9ropn, Wif,
Silent, &. HiIep, &obn 6. 8reiqen
teloer, Grncit @otior, Sobn @orI
SbomoS, @iainm Nrt6ur S,Gonncn
mon Sobloltrif), Sronf SSoroan, Nor
man %. Sorton, 2uther Menfee, @lt
ltone Suncll, &obn @iuiamIon, Qeon
oro Gurell, Wite 9elfeft, Stene Sic
nro, Gilbert Wtorcno, 8eorae guios
Oscar &anoaa, uno @enrp 6. 5obn
ion.
Gen Nomen n~od3tqehen ld,eincl
lld inter Den 43 Geicrtclrcn aud
~ ei GeltI6c SIT bcfinoen.
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uniaas=G bronif.

4}ittmodl 9tbcno gcQcn 6 llbr MIR
Dc nabc 0cu Rubbcr Mila oltf Ser
%9torolcitr Clarence Sontiih. Ser 2en-
fer zines MnQen9 Ser @rQ9 ,SorQo
Grprcb Complain, BON eillem 3ugc ser
1{ortblpcltcrn Balm Q~ctroifcn mo
mit'ommt ieincm Ncidhrt ctrpa 300
NltB nett nit fortaelhIcppt. NIa cr
oltrQchobeu mur0c, MGR cr bEpubtlo5,
oot bel elmer llnteriudu1q nab ici
)tcr OVERWHELMING in elm SpitnI mir
DC 'cltQ1'teIlt. ooB iciuc Gcrlrtunacn
MIR lcldlttr 9totur marcn. Scin Hier0
leoOh idrnrr pcrlcbt un0 Der
H9o1cn icrtrllmmert.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-03-15
17OS 6bcihciOnnocn in g9iScon

f70S GbcihciSunacn in @ioeun
fin. 0n3 itotjitiihe Nurcou III W}o.
oiion bot ieBt icaatu @rridt iibcr
Ole GhcId'cloulQcu oc3 Icttcn ,lobrc4
III ocn @crihtcu oea 5tnotc2 Mlscou
lin 31tinuuncnQcitcllt mln crQjbt lid,
norolS. 6oB Biz 3nhl ocrielbcu iid1
nui t70S hcImticn. %nt Sabre 1916
tparen Is MIR tl73. ooh I'M Sabre
1915 1927. Ger itorfc Nbiun i'm
Sabre 1916 hat feline GrfldrunQ &C.
fun0en oot nuroc ~icitaritcQt. oof
nit Qcriiien Shmonfrmocn inner
hulb Der ocridicocncu Sabre Sic ,3ahI
Der Gbeid'ciounGen I'M StcjQcn be
QrI'icn 1T. Nu Qon5 4mcrifo font
men iHtt , bis 5 MoI mcbr 5hciom
ON Dor, ais in Sen ci%n5clncu Staatrt
Vuropo$.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-03-15
1& Bic ToIac non llcbcrarbci.

T% Die fOIac uon l~Icbcrurbci.
tlu1a. Nu lhrcln tlirl1sn @eunJhru,
moQlltit ulcl 5I orbcitcu. nm filr sic
lcljqtn }t iorQcn. sic thncn licb mO
thcller 'ln0, QcrNclitu ruoutc Ncutt.
ooB ihrc Stdrft un0 Nrbeitafrait mur
III brnrcnStc lit. mo 0oB 0jt llcbcr.
ld'rCltuuG 0lcier WrCujC unpermcio
lldc ltIimnc RGultotr }ur Nol0t
not SoItc Cpfcr ilbcrQrobcr Ar
htlt@binQubc urrolcucn ulIcrc Sheil
n0hnlc mo mir hoficn n0rllnl. 0uii
Scr nndfoiQcu0c Wrlci lhucn 0cu Wad
SIR NclretunN ielacn MIRO, Ncrr &.
,~SlprFoifl Onu Gmcrion. Ntuu. idlrcibt:
.Ytrlu Sohu Ru0olr hattie iih iniolOt
Ut ldlpcrcr Yrbrlt IN Sen NohIcu0ud2
Der Ndhuacicuid,u't Sdluocu 3udc-
Slu N'idcu murNc 10 ld,Ilmmt,
SAB cr IcdlN Modlcn uid1t arbcltcu
tounte. Gr hcIu,m Damn Gorui'> III.
Hcltrdlittr Ell nchrultd,cn. uuN nod.
Dem cr jluct ,Slulteu Napou Qeilout
men hattie. touUtt tr mre0tr an lcilc
Suriidtcbrtu >h iIbit lit
otlt Sabre lang M ciutm W}oatIlibd
ood Hodl titr5cut Cdcbr0ud non ,Sor
MS 9lpclttrdutcr bcf0m it, tiucu at
ten Avpctit ms fitlIc mid, lest nohI
SouitnNt hubcn TIRE @timohcit
ma Sroit mirocr trIanat ourd1 Sic
1crrnittilud Njcit% aIicil. btlulhricu
Acknowledgements c@ lit Njc sc
'll'tn Ser Nutur bci ihrcul NeilupQS
NCQtu nIhrercr NuAfunit
man an Sr. Better Sabruen
\ Sons 60 260t H@oiblultou @IpS
Chicago, I'll
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-03-15

llcber 0cn Mcrth Scr 0cutidcl
1protc modltcn mir bier nod Mus.
l0IiunQcn non tjujgtn omcritdnlidclt
Sdnllnuthorit0tcu ob0ruttll, crluor-
ten obcr furnr, 0oB lie SEN ybliuocu"
@cnltcrn Scr oeutid)cu Sprodlc bic
NIuCu oiiucu merocu:
oEroiriior hilbert @uihncI Don Ser
Nnrparo llniucriitGt iogt: IS lit
3u hoiIem 0oB nu@ Stuoium Ser
0cutidcn Sprohe IN ocn Sdrulcn ulo
Colleges IortQciebt miro. IS lit
zinc reitc Sprod,c, Sic nit unicrcr
W}uttcrIprorhc ucrmuuot lit ul0 bon
N}iuionRu b~creit2 9cbrondlt mlroc.
chc Ser nc%QcnpGrtlQc Noiicr Qcbnrcu
mario. Sic lit ciu Iiteruriidc9 Wtc.
Srm (pchiclr Of Iitcratnrc), 0o3 Ser
McIt gch0rt Sic id,licbt cin ms
miro III 3utlulIt cinihIicbcu miiirn
ld0ftlid)cs ml0 nt0crta Wotcriol.
o0a Elm Chcll ser Wclehriomfcit ser
Nclt tlporl0 tod oi icarnina) bjl0ct. "
NunNcaidmltonmlili0r Glortou III.
icrt iih III cjacnt 2lrieic oil ". 2.
Gopcrt, @rln5IpoI ser South5ioc
MtQh Sd)ooI, Modpluc Gcntcr. Nrn
9lort. II q. mic fotat
Sic fulturclle @rorutlma ser
orutldlcu Sprudlc uro 2itcrutw mo
Ser Shriitcn uou YtiijnN. @octbc.
StllIcr uuo cluCr Nn5abl un0crcr
Glhtcr Aouclliitcu, Njitorifcr uu0
,5cutIctonliten bIejbt 0ieieIbr mic rpr
ocm AricAc mu0 tic lit gu dro6, uls
0oG mir lie ans ulitrtn ~uatiouulcn
mo iu0Ipjoucllcu @cbIn ucrlicrcu
t6untcn Ger Mcrth Ser tchuiidlcn
u0o miliulidoftIJhen 5triitcn na@
ocutlhcu NoItt> miro ohuc 3lpciicl
.'ortr0brcu. llh il erh0hcu lln4
lclblt Der tSUhldftIt iI beraubtn. alra
th1cu ms ST bclthrcu. miir0c ichr
th0ritt itm Gle &cruauNtidnit Nut
't1c1 Der CIQliihcu uaN ocutidlcn
Sprod'c III icBt oieitlbt. me tic -
uor Dem HrlcQC mar ms Scr Mcrth
Ser NtuutntG Ser acidlidltt uu0 Vhi.
lclQ0re oer oeutid'cu Sprod,t iiir
ooH &tdt0uouib oc2 GnaIiidlcn blejbt
Gud) Olriclbt.
". NJ NfcGIron pon Ser ,9IotiouoI
Secur,tn &toQue" itreibt nd, so
lcrc nitt. III GrtI0ren. oaf Ser @crth
Der Ncltid1cU Spvad,c oIs Ntc0num-
I'M m1uitlJtc @eoonfcn iu &2ort
oocr S&ri't aI@}loriideu - htut,
1ro6 II uuo ooS or cbcuio
lroG Worlcu itiu miro. mic cr nm
MS Der @rjIa beauut. Ger Qror, .
l}tltthum SCR Ngltid,cn Sprndc ioatc
'lty 10 pislo unicrc@ &olftS ais rur
ttodIld1 crihIoiitu tptrotu 7it 0uvd'
.tt crnollHtttl ordauiidlcu unN
1roftilt'c0 2tmonitrnttonen in0 I'M
'nibchrIit'tu Cl1nlcate iiir Sic Grije
SrJcno Gin &eriuh, iit
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5altet,
5ebt, 5nrt.

@ier iito 80 Gcut9 iiir Sicl Oiit
ocicm NuaidnItt wto 80 Gents
fonnen Sic cine groBe IIaitc
bon Dem berilhmten SSn0jun
va 500 @itttr ~befommeu. Ser
10 crtolareid QCbraud't MIRO IN
Hheumniiamu@, Maaen pc
ihner0en II. &cbcr uu0 4Iitrcn
9routlcitcn. Gieier 9Hcrfouf
haiicrt MIR cine turic Belt, ms
Sic millicu ocu Au@ihuttt nod
GhorIcn NcuidlIoa'5 Apothcfe
sos Grain StraBe. briugcn. mo
Scr Scrtouf leet nor iid) gcbt,
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NnfichCr nbcr Ynnnitrnfcn. y

Der Grneuultnq bon Yriiebern iiIr oi(
rtnjclncn &1n0itraBcu Tiuiiioncl,
III GountD hot Dos Stoota StraBcn.
mo &rUttn Gnmtttc sic &orbcrcit
tlll3tn filr Die &nitonObuItuna Der
SduN'trdGcu I'M Gountu I'M Gintlona
mt Dem Sta0tapInn uerpuuit1noiQt.
N'llcnoc aliiehcr muroen crnonnt
'ur Icoc &auoitrnbcu Giuiiiou in
IA Nront 0ountn:
Stpnlon 9tn. 1: Nauptaiartlcr.
IA Grolit. G0noro Nt2urcn.
Gtol'lon 9}o. ,: OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
men. Y J. Stoaou.
G'pIiloH No. 3: Nduptquartier
%1lt S0lHn 9tcloou @cl0u.
ljclIo1 40. (: 0auptouorticr
%onoor. Moron Iurlina
Stt @auiUdtialnq nno No3 Ger.
'''.rn Ser Aanoitrabcn untcr Sci.
NINA o,r obep utuduntcu YuiIthcr
0llN'nt an /. 4uril.
T. @1forututohurl non ser Or
ntHnunl Ser objlcu 9uiichcr criolatr
om 9S',trooh 0urt n U. Topi$
r'n &or1or. oen &or'itcnNru Ncs
'aatsallfceStrobcn ulo @riiden
Counties.
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6odSeitsslofen.

IN &illolto iono an Gielstaa Ell
lie Noppclbod5cit itatt, bel pcluer
l'lll9c Scltc Don So GroIIe oie @oupt-
p%rrionen morem. Tbn 9oitor ".
Solter iplroen in ser ct. Morp'S
Stride SRI. &rlIio &. Mepcr uno NciQ
y. Moc ionic SRI. @oIo 6. 20fflcr
ln0 Ganiel u. @cbm ebelid3 pcrbrn,
oen. Gle bcioen inn8cu 9oorc iino in
ga Groiic 5ubauic.
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Il s.

Ter altc StcniOn 9amm 5eritOrt.
Ger einc 0icilc mcitlid non Wcit So
lem bcfinolide Stcuion Drill Gum
tunroc Mittpof Hudmittnq 5%critort,
OILS Der so Groiic IIltB an cinigcn
Gteuen ilber icinc llicr trat. @cnilb
ungen Den Iamm SIT rctteu, blieben
crfolglos. Toa Giqcnthum NOR frll
Der oils sic &opciop Dill bCtunnt.
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8eine Grtrn Grcmplarc.

8etne Grtrn = Gremplnrc. Grtrn.
Gremplore Der Qclcgcntlih Der &c.
totte ilber Ole Hnti 90 SoIctte-
N'iolution in bcioen NGuicrn Der Ve-
aiSlotllr Qchaltencn He0en, iinO nidt
crholtbor. Goa @cicB iicbt nor, ooF
bonn Hrototoll icoc9 Nonics MIR 40
Gremplorc gcOruft mcroen iolert.
Ger Senot bat ~olIcroinQa elmer ne.
Iolution jnacItimmi. 1000 grcm.
pIore BON ieincm 8rotofou 0rnfen
81 toIIen. 1oqelen bot Sprcd,er
@hittct bon Ser AiienrbIp ooron frit.
ocholtcn, oob GrtrocrcmpInrc MIR
ourd gilnItinen @cihIuB bciOcr Nor.
Ter 9'orllft mcrocu f0mtcu.
@ic bel V}itglieorru Der 2e1i5lntur
bcreit3 cin9cQor4cncu lSodfroQen
ilbcr'tcigcn bel mcjtem Ole bcmiQiatc
3nbl.
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-r>ut Stoatc Mem Norf iino At.
567 gu.omobile reuiitrirt. Ter Grr.
wire Stoot uin,ut Sic iiihreuoe SteI
lung III Ser 3ohI Ser Tutonlobilc -
itno Ser 9utomobil e II niG.IIe Elm
Sarnncr fInlcrt, iic nlii6tcn FIR
aIIe$. mos tie in Ser Sto0r t1uicn
hohere Erciie bciohIcn. lleber ihr,
cigcren Greiie d mejeen iie lid'
ans.
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2sann auf oen 9eut(Gunterri6t.


nfolgc Der SIgita
tlon tt9 Glteru.
un0 2chrer Ser
ems Der @uib
burnid]uIe unO
einem 8eihluiie
0es Shulratbs
gemdB miro bic
oeutihe Sprahe
~3ufiinitig III Der
Maibburn Sdn.
lie nidt mebr oui
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9ir6li6es.
H"furmirte ct. SpbanncS . GenetuSc,
Ode 1. uuo Ninrtct StraGc,
4nitor, =. Stufmcicr.

@ountlQ2lhulG IuI Q llhr.
2rutlttr @ottc@0jtuIt mn 1880.
GnGllihcr @otte2oltuit nm 40
Ibr, @6lilB ijbcr sic N2ipredull Ser
ltnruonCl.
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Deihafts Hutiaen.

@ @enn Sic 8cIo 3u ) Ero.
sent bobcn m0d)tcn, 10 ipred)cn Sic
bel mir Dor. g. ). @oI5, Gonto'
i'm Ncmburg 8cbGrtbe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-03-15

c1FP7 @er @elper 81 mdBiQcn 2jnie,
Iethen mOdlte, erlen ucrIdbIid,eu Natl
Qeber fir 9eth5 mo WnrtauQe5 brallt1s
1bet 6ielo auf qute Sidlerhcit nusltibe
nil, menoc lid an ", I. 6ifiit
203 2. 4. StrdRe.
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SnterItate Tair uum -. bis %.

Sutcritatc Sair pom -. bis %.
Geptcmbcr. Die GcntrolpcrpoltunQ
Der 6oirs Don Wittelipi5coniiu hot sic
folgcn0cn Tnten iiir Die Tnir5 icitac-
5eet; 8auiou: u, IS, %. unb 30.
augrIt; MarihiicIo: 3, l.. ). uno 6.
Geptenber; StonIcu: 10, H., II.
un0 t3. Scptcmbcr; Chippewa Soils:
II, IS, -. uno % September; 9 a
Groffc: 2l., %, %. uno y. Sep.
tember.
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SersHasunss=B eswtiisr.

ia GroIe Sheater. - SoHntag5 8Guoes
5iae : goritelIungeu, an ben 8ohens
;aaeu 8ormittags uuo abenos 8auoeI7
biioer.
gtaieftic - Seoen Rdbmitta9 uno Gbeno
Rduoelbiloer.
siiou. - Seoeu gnhmittag un0 abeno
&anoelbiIoer.
&aiHe. - Seben Radmittag uno Abeno
BdnoeIbitoer.
Star. - 9eoen 9afmittag uHo Gbeno
Bdnbelbiloer.
She Stranb tan Der Sndim StrdBe).-
Seben 4beno BanoeIbiIoer. ioiuie Was
tiuee am Tittpod. SGmstdg uno
Souutng.
Some. - (Roroieite) - Seben Gag
Banoel6ilber.
Ereamlaab. - (Roreieite) - Seoen Sag
@dnneIbiIoer.
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Neue(fe Rn5ei9en.
Gu O~erfanfen

cine 8dihe Mangel. Rifen sic
ii6er oa5 neue 5eIcpbon SO tim
auf.
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Goffin Iagt nb. Die Scric BON 5cbn
&ortr0Qen iibcr Ben arieg. Die bon
8rof. Coffin uon ser Staat2umiOer-
fiat in ser hieIigcn @unoIcsfommcr
qcbolten mcrocn %iolten, iiu0 obgc-
Ioot morocn. &ntereIIcnIoligfeit iei
tens oes @ubIifum5 miro ol5 0rllito
anqeqcbcn. Gntne0cr iino Die per
Ianqten 80 Gcuta Giutrittsgelo oocr
Der omin0Ic Same ocs Protectors on
ser GnterciicnloIiQtclt Sdnllo.
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@cnan NOrciIcn . @urIdriIt. Iic

@ennn NOrciicn %OridriIt. Gic
Toltmci1tcr I'M 2unoc iinO cr
iud}t moroeu, oie Nbicnocr pom Eoit
an SoI0aten uto Mutroien ser uu11ri
foniihcn Grpcoition2ornlec 0auon in
&enntniE SIT icbGL Hu3 2}ame rno
Rona mic Eriuote, S%crgeant, 2lut
mont MIN. oc2 Norciiatcu puQ u!,3ac=
ihr!eben icin mus. Gcrncr criuht
Ole GoItbcb0r0c oorum, ooB Ser Namc
ocs bctrcitcnOrn 0ccre9pcrbonot2 an
qcgeben mer0e. Die Norciie oori
nidt nit @Iciitiit gcihricbcn fem,
n1o Die l(mihIdqe miiiicn uon bauer
toftcm gtateriaI iein.
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9as RormaIIhnl . Srdcitcr ami

HeiIen. Ta3 inter TirrftiOn BON
@rn, u. g. Wtorgon itehenoe NormnI-
iful Grdeitcr mad)te bel ieinem er=
Yten Auftretcn in ser ucrgougcnen@o
dc oicI @nuiicbcn uuo erutete einen
IoIdlen 9eiiall, OnB beidIoiien mur0c.
ouSieIbe olth in onocrcn Std0tcn
ooncertircn ST Iniicn. s. trut deitetu
Hbeno bereits in @inono oltf uno
miro beltte in Gan Claire ollftrctcu.
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Broyles- Barnes.

Sunday, March 3, Miss Julia G,
Barnes. of this city, and Veon H.
Broyles, OF Nevada, were united in
marriage in this city at the home OF
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L,
o. Barnes. Rev. J. w. Alexander, OF
the Baptist church, officiating.
The wedding was quiet affair,
only the members of the families OF
the bride and groom being present.
The bride is a charming young
lady. a graduate of the Butler High
School, of the class of 1916 For
some time she has been valued EN-
ployee of the Pollard Insurance
Agency, of this city. The groom who
is young man of the highest char
acter, holds a good position with the
Western Union Telegraph Company,
at Nevada.
Immediately after the ceremony
the young couple left for Nevada,
where they will make their home.
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Orchard Grove Girls Sewing Clut

The club met at the home of Our
president, Mrs. Tessie Tharp, Satur-
day, March 2, with all members and
officers present.
Meeting began by singing BE a
Cheering Light.
Roll call was answered by each
reading a short joke.
We then proceeded with our les
son, which was making a dust cap.
When a little girl OF this neighbour
hood is seen wearing pretty flow
cred hand made cap trimmed with
hand made lace it is a pretty sure
sign she is one OF our sewing club
girls, for they can sure make nice
ones.
At the close OF the meeting Mrs.
Moore gave us a nice talk and an
nounced that the girls had box OF
hand made gifts to present as birth
day greeting IL lh..r leader, Mrs.
Alice Brooks. Also would serve a
,wo-course lunch prepared by them
i'll her honor. All OF which was 4
complete surprise but very much APP
preciated by her. Alter very en-
joyable social hour. the club ad-
journed to meet in two weeks.
Cor. Sec.
(Too late for last week.
The club met at the home OF Mrs.
NJ. Tharp Saturday, Feb. I6.
The meeting was opened by sing
ing America" Roll call was an
swered with quotations.
Two members were absent.
The lesson was finishing laundry
bags.
1t was voted and unanimously de-
cided to help the Red Cross by hem
ming towels.
The first course of needle work will
soon be finished and those present
were anxious for the second or ma
chine course AS each member has
improved their time well, their work
is remarkably we'll done for little
girls.
Cor. Sec.
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Mt. Carmel News.

Waiter Henry, of Butler, came out
one day last week and sold L. w. Cox
a new Dodge touring car. He deliv-
cred the car Saturday.
Ray Argenbright OF east Of But
| Ter has rented Els Eggleson's farm
and will move to the same about
| March IS. Ray and Uncle Henry
were seheolnlates in the Butler High
School.
Dr.. Chastain, of Butler, had the
misfortune OF getting his car burned
up. near Ed Corlett's Saturday. He
got stuck in mud hole and got the
car hot getting it out. When he had
run about IA mile he noticed the
whole back of his car was on fire.
He barely got out in time to save
his life. All the medicine he had
with him and his cases burned.
P. H. Osborne and family moved
Monday to the farm they have rent
ed about 3 miles southwest of But
Ter. They are splendid neighbors and
we hate to lose them from our COM
munity.
A. L. Porter, who has been serious
ly sick for the past two weeks is
very much improved at this writing
and is able to sit up some.
Thos. Huffman delivered load of
hogs in Butler Monday.
Henry Ison has been improving the
looks of his house by painting it
white.
Laverne Silvers and family moved
last week from the John Huffman
place to farm north of Butler. MIR.
Huffman and family have moved in
to their house.
Mrs. w. f. Osborne, who has been
poorly the past week is much better
at this writing.
UNCLE HENRY.
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Pleasant Gap.

A fine shower OF rain fell Sunday
which makes the wheat look fine.
Mrs. Tom Hancock and Mrs. Jane.
Steele were shopping in Butler las
Saturday.
Ira Brown found one of his fine
cows dead in the pasture Sunday
morning.
Bud Nafus- purchased a new rock
ing chair last week.
+eAa44 4+eea4fiitt4 Friday it
the Ed Moore home.
Pete Gabriel spent Saturday night
and Sunday with Joe Brownfield.
B. NJ. Wix and Mr.. Casperson went
to Kansas City Saturday.
Ola Brown is visiting at the home
of her grandparents this week Z"
Mrs. Kaufman is some better at
this writing.
Emmett Ford delivered hogs to APP
pleton Monday.
Roy Bassett helped Will ! Brown
haul fodder from the A. H. Kipf
home last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Tom Hancock spent
Thursday at the John Cox home.
Several girls gathered at the home
of Miss Rosa Brown last Saturday, it
being her 18th birthday. Everyone
tells of fine time and all seemed TO
do their part toward eating the fine
dinner which Miss Rosa had prepared
for them. She received many val
liable presents. Those present were:
Misses Ethel and Emma Wix, Lucy
and Katie Diehl. Anna and Cora
Prier, Flora Green, Ethel Culver,
Mary Mckinley, Ada Wilson, Katie
Kaufman, Ruth Minnick, Beulah
Brown, Gladys and Elsie Brown, Mrs.
Abe and Mrs. Albert Brown.
BLUE BELLE.
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.
SUN B E A M S.
Lines to be re-

: ";r' * :::.. to $ i FL: 6;
~ things; and know
that thought is the
L., tbic
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few days last week with sore arm
being the result of vaccination.
Ernest Deems and Arch Ghere of
Appleton City, spent Sunday at the
!. L. Ghere home.
Blair Walton, accompanied by his
father. returned to Kansas City Sum
day.
Last Wednesday being a bad day,
Mr. Walton's sale was not very we'll
attended, but those wkb attended
came to buy, therefore things sold
we'll
Mrs. A. G. Deems and Marie
Deems left for Miami, Oklahoma,
Tuesday, where Marie expects to
spend while with relatives.
The rain that fell the latter part
OF last week was appreciated by all,
for it has been needed for some time.
The silver medal speaking contest
which was postponed. some time
back, will be given at Black school
house March 9Th. Everyone invited
to attend.
JACK AND JILL.