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The Washington herald., 1918-10-05

Dstrict Of Columbia, MARYLAND and yirztnia,
Fair and warmer Saturday, Sunday probably
fair; moderate temperatfre; moderate south.
sry WindA
GENERAL FORECAST.
cydonic depression Of wide extent has
moved into the upper Mississippi Valley. fes-
sure In the East continues high with q fairly
strong sni-cycione central over Southern New
England There have been thunder showers in
Florida and local rains in the upper Lake
region and North Dakota 1t is considerably
warmer in the middle Mississippi Valley and
the Lake region; elsewhere the changes are Of
little importance.
Shovery weather Is probable in the Lake rr
giou and thence eastward to Northern New
England in the next 4S hours. 1t viii be
warmer Saturday in Eastern districts, also in
the upper Ohio Valley and the lower Lake
region. Cooler weather viii probably over.
spread the upper Lake region Sungay.
Storm warnings are displayed on Lakes su.
perior' Michigan and Northern Huron.
LOCAL TEMPERATURE.
Midnight 81: : an 50; an, a;s Am,
ts; an, s.; 10 an. s.; I2 noon, 81; nm.
IS; pm, Si pm, s.; pm, g; 10 pm.
80. Highest, n: lowest, a..
Relative humidity: am, n; DIM rs
pm. CO. Rainfall Is pm. to PM, o.
Hours OF sunshine. LII. Per cent Of possible
sunshine lD.
DEPARTURES.
Accumulated deficiency Of temperature since
JannAry l. 1913. .; deficiency OF temperature
snce Oct !. 1913, Q; accumulated deficiency Of
precipitation since January l, 1913, 5.9; de
hciency Of precipitation since Oct. l lels
%. Temperature same date last year: Highest
7s; lowest. IS.
OTHER TEMPERATURES.
The Washington herald., 1918-10-05
ALMAS TEMPLE WILL
BOOST BOND SALES

Almas Temple Patrols committee
on the Fourth Liberty Loan drive
held a rousing meeting at its head
quarters Thursday night. Complete
arrangements were made to set the
flying squadron in motion. This
squadron will consist Of over 100 au-
tomobiles bearing placards bearing
the inscription, "Almas Temple Pa
troll Flying Squadron-Fourth Liberty
Loan-Buy a Bond and Soak the
Kaiser" The automobiles win be
stationed at different points about
the city with speakers to attract the
crowds and mobiles ready to take sub
scriptions to the bonds.
The climax of the drive will occur
Thursday night. October 10. at 7;45,
when a mass meeting will be held in
front OF the Liberty Hut.
The Washington herald., 1918-10-05
Red Gross Handbook to
Be Given New Soldiers

Every man drawn for army serv-
Ice In the new draft will receive a
handbook from the Red Cross ex-
planning in synopsis form the war
risk insurance law, the civil rights
bill and other laws passed for the
protection of himself and his family
while he is serving his country. Be
fore You Go" is the title of the hand =
book. Thirty thousand copies will
be distributed Immediately by the
home service branch Of the Red
Cross, and additional copies will be
forthcoming when needed.
The Washington herald., 1918-10-05
Epidemic Closes Red
Cross Salvage Work

Owing to the desire to follow in the
spirit as well as In the letter the
regulations of the District Commits
sioners for combating the influenza
epidemic. the Red Cross salvage
committee has discontinued the col
lection Of articles for the present
NO paper will be received at the
salvage headquarters nor at the fire
houses, which have been assisting in
the work. The work will. however,
be resumed Immediately the ban on
public gatherings is lifted.
The Washington herald., 1918-10-05
Collect Tobacco Money
For Demented Soldiers

Funds for smokes for soldiers
at the government hospital for the
insane are beinng collected by men,
bers of the Presidents Own Garri-
son.
Mrs. Howard Gould discovered,
when visiting the hospital recently,
that the men had not been included
in the fund collected in the city dur
ing the past week and took the mat
ter up with the local authorities. A
fund for these men was Immediately
started.
Mrs. Gould and Representative
James, of Michigan, will visit the
hospital again today.
The Washington herald., 1918-10-05
OTHER TEMPERATURES.
TIDE TABLES

TIDE TABLES.
Compiled by United States Coast and Geodetic
SurTeyD
Today-Dow tide. 30 am and $50 pm.
high tide, so6 Am and s:ls pm
THE SUN AND MOON.
Today-Sun rises, 7T an; sets, 6:S pm.
Moon rises, 6;3s an. sets. 6:l5 pm.
Automobile lamps to be lighted at 645 pm.
The Washington herald., 1918-10-05
Vaughn Class Club to
Postpone Its Meeting

In compliance with the recent sug-
gestion from the Commissioners with
respect to public gatherings, the Oc-
tober meeting of the Vaughn Class
Club, of Calvary Baptist Sunday
School. scheduled for Monday, Oc-
tober 7, and covering election of off,
GERS for the ensuing year. has been
postponed. and will be held subject
to call of the president
The Washington herald., 1918-10-05

tive walks, in order to make 1t easy
for anyone to take long and enjoy
able walks without danger OF becom-
ing confused and lost.
The W. c. c. 8. will also begin to-
morrow to placard the entire city
with small posters warning people
against influenza and advising GER
tain precautionary methods approved
by tho Department of Health.
The organization of the w. c. c.
9. Is so complete and its facilities
so extensive that 1t will be of in-
valuable assistance to the authori-
ties.
The Washington herald., 1918-10-05
"Grade l." New English Idiom.

Dondon-'Grade l" is rapidly be-
coming a part of the British language
apart from its meaning as applied to
the army. For instance, The dinner
is Grade l" or THE Americans are a
Grade lot" are expressions of a type
commonly heard
The Washington herald., 1918-10-05
G. W. u. MESS HALL
NEARS COMPLETION
Soldier-Students Await New Uni
yersity Dining-room.

Members of the George Washing
ton University unit Of the Students
Army Training Corps who have been
partially inducted into the military
service are being fed temporarily at
the War Camp Community Service
Club. No. 1 situated at Twelfth and
c. streets northwest
The university's mess hall. on the
ground floor OF Concordia Lutheran
Church, Twentieth and G. streets
northwest, will probably be installed
by the latter part OF the week. About
sixty student soldiers have been par
tally inducted into service. They
The Washington herald., 1918-10-05
WEATHER CONDITIONS.

Dfstrtct Of Columbia, Maryland and Virginia
Fair and warmer Saturday. Sunday pgobabll
fair; moderate temperattre; moderate south
eriy winds
The Washington herald., 1918-10-05
LOCAL MENTION.

Gunpowder ten. 6scI Perfect Blend
tea, 69c; Blue Label coffee, 25c; 2
cans tomatoes. Csc; cans red kid
ney beans, 25c; tuna, 10c and 15c;
fish roe, 15c and zoe; navy beans,
12hc; pkgs. corn flakes, 25c;
lard. 32c; compound. csc: 3 lbs. pure
pepper, 81. 1898 NJ st. N. W. and all
the ]. T. D. Pyles stores.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-18
FEMALE HELP WANTED

WlDOWER wants nm cduOtcd lndy 10
teach and help his three children In
their school studlcS: ages of children g.
and 10 ycnrs; TO keep house mid care
for the home; state your qualifications
und give "A description Of yourself In your
frs, letter Address l.. II. Flamhy. Fred
erIch, Okla
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-18

WANTED. Experienced and reliable men
ns manager two cashiers. two assist
amt cashiers two hOokkrcuurs for banks
I'm smnli county srut towns and villages
positions are permanent pnd afford cN
oellcnt opportunity Tor advancement "a
mon who prove thcmHelyes Trustworthy
nnd capable Of turning out work Scott
n Ehckmcr hrm mortgages Hobart
OKln
PRINTER wanted, ioh and ud mau N
well.rpuipred country shop sun, 20
teuu OKLA
Roy WANTED - with whpr 10 work
after school Beacon Shoe store
"hNrGn. Good Nor6or at once. gu9,r
Love, Blanchard, Okla
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-18
PERSONAL

IN, y. NJ dRAToPp. vi,spsth,s pSyv,-
clan, specialist In nervous and shroafa
iimorc rilds. Oklahoma CITY. oSk.
SICK PEOPLE and those
needing surgical opera
tions too poor to paw a,doc-
tor, treated and operated in
the Clinical Department Of
University of Oklah m a
School of Medicine, Total
cost $1,000 per week. There
are no extra charges, Pa
tients treated and operated
by members Of faculty.
Address University Hos
pital, 325 E. 4th St., Okla
homa City. Phone w: $50.
Free Clinic. University Of
Oklahoma School Of Medi-
cine Dispensarv Emergency
Hospital, | to 2 p. m. every
week day.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-18
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT

>~,---~eF-=@>~~asHHa.-#T.H.
FURNISHED rooms for rent. Walnut
l6ln
LARGF itnut slccpug room I'm midun
homo, gentlemen prcfru,d aia r.
ath ~
NlCHLY iufnshed lnrgo soulh room.
references wal Ii1,
TWO wrr. hirnlshod bedrooms to rent
Rt ~ W, 7th can At ego W 5th
u'ENlSiii{li foom Ion tcut at 5li WcH
18th Maple 1854
LARGE comfortable sleeping room. mod
,rn home. walking distance Wal aGnl
MGilr, desirable room. walking distance,
" SppA
hrhRNRtE tout sIocpinr noon, lu mod
Ctu home, close iu, rent reasonable
lo2 T. Nd
| l.uRNltNrD room, Walking dIsunrr.
two Young men phIropruvilo students
pref,frri Wal 7tSj.l
| ruU UlANT NiroN furnished Wcum-
ho1tr1 sleeping ruum Sruu7rhowueon
llmg ll-N Wcat Second naulro Room
SOuTU-rNNNT Furnished room. modcru
home, vo'Nur distance, Phone Wal
1920 ol7 W I'm
/ ron U'Nr M,lcru sDocplug room Cal
| N0l a''o, : 300 por wooh
no NJ NO private homc; ronuomrn pre-
| fcrr.d' hoUld next door Maple i1a
cll W. oh
| NltElN furnished room. walking dis
| tancc; young ladies preferred Maple
/ ll0G
/ ONE mrck Furnished ruom con,uulrn
to lnlh, honrd II dthred, Rlsu garage
| 31G West filu.O.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-18
DREssmAKING AND MILLINER
SALEsMEN WANTED


WANT honest stock snlesmAn 10 sell our
u. stock, win display zinc out " our mine
and help yuu tu make money; no expert
ence needed W j. RYAN, Huldcnyille,
Okla
WANTED Wen drcs ed lsInglc) man, IA
10 81, 20 travel with manager 10 H0-
lo.t in Oklahoma aud Kansas. expert.
,ncr unnecessary; expenses advanced
Zee l.. 49, Johnson, Lee -lucNnH Hotel
10 0 M, untl p m
NNNI Ten splesmen to work with
CROW manager position pays from $50
iO ti1 n week ana oNp.nHna Can Mon
dny morning, Sod'hwcstcrp supply Co,
SALESMAN who can close contracts
About 3j NcNiH DID, acquainted I'm cry
with contractors architects. property
owners. etc. rn"nclnly able 10 work
straight commission proposition SEE
MI Morgan, 221 w. ist St. Maple 2bl
! WANTED -rIrst-cloS men NJ urnt hp.
pouucc for travelling strictly com.
IwefClul proposition calling ON trade l3oi
/ West iih can ln ucrsou afternoon.
/ ISNlEsNrN WANTED II YOU want ~
sell real OH nnd refining proposition,
/ that win nuke money Tor your Investors
| md ore iu which you cuu mnWo money
/ como IN goc us, Our bind is npRr B0itlos
! vlic. ~ producing wells IN The snuw soc.
! tlUn. N 's SHaN 10 sell oklahoma Trust
! Company r0S m lnuuure Bldg, Okla.
! homa Citg okla Maple &c.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-18
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
FOR RENT

rUENlsuln urht housekeeping rooms
for r,ut lOl y 9th
tlCE ugnt housekeeping rooms Tor people
cmWuyod Ms y StUrs Wal Nii
two hehl houBokoopIug rooms 1ol H.
dth
TWu mrrountmulshcd downstairs rooms.
WrH lllh
'ruurE wen furnished rouuv for light
huI'uheoulur, northwest Nnl va Il
.TWp-WOuMs Furnished for housrhrcn.
ing, no children ast West 9Th NJ 26N
TE" Son,,.snn %S1C1 roH! Mg. Ion TGiSS'G ddna gn'
l9lh H. bth ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-18
WopAKs, FILMS AND FINISHING

your KODAK FILMS developed, ioc =
roll. prints up 10 qHxth. 1ci larger
rlsvs In proportion; quiCk service West-
tnll prg stors. Oklahoma city
fNtE KODAK dgVeloplngl prints, gr
each; write for circulars and sam
nl,s OkahumN Film finishing CO, iiOh
w Main, oklahoma yity
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-18
HOUSEHOLD GOODS

tOR SALE Oak puofold. uphn'slorcd In
muleHkn, with heavy pad; used sir
mouths t2S Wal ,1lO
WANTEn luyhnda nnr. must he
priced right and lu good condition Lock
hor I, Carney Oklp
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-18

SALESLNDY, " you are not satisfied
come go see-us oklahoma Trust Com
ppny. 50s-lO Insurance Bldg oklahoma
pciW okla. Maple SO
WANTED -- Competent stcnoRropher.
Scott a. RlnCkmcr. Farm Mortgages,
Hobart Okla.
MnDLE-NGED woman wanted for
housekeeping and care ~ children Ad-
drcss BOX ~. Wewuka, Okla.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-18
STOCK Statesmen
AGENTS WANTED.

SEVERAL first-clnss industrial lnsur-
AnC0 men. good opportunity and hlg
money for live wlros, sulary and commits
sion. Apply or write at once, 8l5 col
cord Hldg., oklahoma CITY
AGENTS, II you cuu comb your hnr
YOU Cuu cut II with the Ui.llty HAIR
Cuttor, Homplc and terms 3bc Freys
Agency WcHthcrford, Okla
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-18
ROOM WITH BOARD FOR RENT

THE BROADWAY, 72O NorDh RrondNnv
regular mpHls gju aud gnD. none better
Noul tickets Sl,n
SOUTHEAST front room well furnished,
I'm modern homci gentlemen or en-
ploycd couple Wal tSlf
ROOM NND HOARD lu private family
10 Young lady me W S'h wal 5SG2
NICE room for family with good board
lHl W Slh
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-18
LEARN SHORTHAND

TUUOh TyIcVTIIinV, RO0kkUtpIng IIPrC
IN our PrlWtc school, YOU win be taught
by thuruuuhlv competent and experience -
teachers; you VIII get nll tho indlyidunl
attention you nocd this win save YOU
time md assure you SUCCESS. Day and
Slight school II you work, can arrange
hours tO suit you Special lIome-study
COursog Tor out-Of- town students For
tull Information. call AT otnee any time,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-18
MALE HELP WANTED
WANTED pruEgisLSt once Mcdonald
nIuH w lMth md MehInrn

WANTED DruEgisLst once Mcdonald
Drug 20, 10th and Western
WANTED haunacst who can make
good as nm ull-round drug clerk; top
price paid 10 the right man Address at
once. Palace DruE store, Sayre, okla
WANTED Circulation manager capable
of handling corps Of over 200 solicitors
In campaign to add, 30 600 circulation 10
good weekly oil and farm paper also
reudy TO receive application for solicitors ,
rVferanceS requires Mid CoHtincnt on
and FarnI News OAmulgce, ONn
RAHBER wanted; SIS guaranteed. good
for more: phone o. come AT once. L. T..
Ward. Gushing, okla, Phone No. 2.
WANTED Prmter-operntor; steady cm-
pluyment Times. Democrat, Altus,
Okla Jack W Ruhner editor
| REdtsTERED drugElst wanted Drum
Drug Co, Oiltou. Okla.
bIsHWAsHER wanted; Cafeteria, base
meat state National RRuk
WASTED-Three tlrst-class BARRIERS nt
once from-sl TO t0 years Of nHe. jon
good for is5 to $40 week; nothing but
union men and fitst-rlHs7 need TO Apply
wire; come Rt once. Empire Barber
shop, Augusta, Kan.
! fNPERIENCEp truck driver mechanic to
drive one, and care for two trucks, Ad-
drens a 2, OklAhOmrn
RAILROAD shipping clerks aud men n
ambition who win study to quality
for traffic managers: n Held that offers
w opportunities Address E29, okla.
hOmuu
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-18

FURNISHED rooms for rent walnut
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-18
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
PIANO TUNING Sl.75
zwlrtR Maple 1874

IwlnR Maple 1874
ron HAli-Elhurn piano. mahogany
case, 500 cash balance torms Val.
Nut Nsa
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-18
SITUATIONS WANTED, FEMALE

TENOGRAPUFR BOOKKEEPER, ten
years experience at present employed
desires 10 change, best references A-2I.
OklRhoman
WANTED Position as pncllcal nurse.
Hhou" W l301
POSITION wanted by cnpabo Young
lndy as typisL Miss Bennett Walnut
1916
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-18
HOTEL DIRECTORY
Hotel
Broadway Central

oklahoma CITY
MONARCH UOTtL 200 hast 2nd ST.
every room modern, by Vark, $3.50
rMrIRE. 2gG g Broadway: modern
brick, am outside uOoms tOc 10 81.
weekly Jutos $50 to $3.50 Best nc
conoulIous for the money
TiiE MARQUETTE HOTEL overlooking
courthouse pprE rooms 81 90 up per
week, with Nth 81 OO ~ per Wrck
ltFt-r class potter service. owner uf bulld.
Ing manager Grand and Dewey Walnut
gI27
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-18
PROF. J, Z. BATES

2O0-lO Weaver Rldp Main ana Harvey
Phone MNlo 9N
WANTED Woman cook at llG ". Reno.
Mrs Emlttr
WANTED Woman Tor general house
work fond " children, no washing
n 29i, care Oknhomnn.
WILL woman who ndvertized us utility
woman please call Wal 3Gl2.
STENOGRhpUER-One willing 20 usr
dlclaphonc part of tho time. Jenkins
Music Co. 223 West Main st
BRIGHT young white girl to assist With
cnre of two children IN good home
Wal 96ie 1871 N Dewey
! ENPLW wglucTcH WIN poy
good wages CRll At az W Main
| Mecca Lunch
| TWO Young mdcs Tor collecting, no OK
pcricn't necessary good snlarv; quick
/ ndyoncumcnt Apply II Oklahoma Fire
| lnsurn"c Eldr. IND nni Rroohwoy
GIRLS TO learn optical business Merry
| optical Co. loiis West Main
/ WANTED Experienced uenoprnphor TO
handle general slenorrnphIn and cleri.
cal work, references required Phone Nul-
| nut 3G9l w " Warren
| WANTED-An Intelligent womnn white
or Culorrd. fnr general Homework. uu
washing 23l5 chssen Blvd
/ WASTED--At once, 3 experienced opcr.
ntors day work purcell telephone
| Company
! EXPERIENCED nnd mont gII fur genera
Homework go home nights 6lj West
! lih street
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-18
COLLECTIONS
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE

SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE
-,-y~s~o->~,-->,>~-y>s>>.~~ ~~-~>,.~--~>r,,-~>es-
COLOREn COUPLE wnut to work on
thrm for shares, prefer HTOund Ar
cadm. il0 W Onk city
| COUPLE without children waRt work on
farm nUHr city. Address Hox lGS RI
:. Oklahoma city
A no SALESMAN Who cIn produce.
at present on the roVd nnd IAN prove
End ! VIII consider AdircBs Ais, care
Ounhomnu
YOUNG MAN. snlcsman, ute 2S, mar
u,d. NHniS job nftOr january r. Phone
VI 2'1S or wrltc H. OklNhrmun
NOT CO expert but clp make nfy words
minute on typewriter. experienced In
general pffice work is wears old, desire
position Whore | cnn attend business col
lego At might, best references. Write
y \, cnre Oklahomnn
WANTED Position ps uight Wutchman.
furnace man or jnnltor work. In or out
~ city, experienced. E-2l, care Okluho-
mnn.
MAN. past middle ago. exherlAnced tele-
graph operator nud agent, bank book
Keeper uud accounting. open for position.
| nh'lty und efficiency with first clnss
references A-l3, Ohehomon
| WANTED-Yo Young man. resident wants
position In city: bookkeepcr. typlst nee
coanl1nti = years experience; Al refer
cnccs Al, Okphomoq
/ EXPERIENCED halrymau, married, not
subject to draft. desires position with
| gents furnishing or shoe store. best Of
refcronces, viii leave city. Box S9i Nor
man, OKln
! DRUG CLERK desires u position nbout
Fen. ! In good store: 3 years expert
| ence In hrst-class store; single % years
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-18
Want Ad Rates and
Information for
0klahomalf Times

All week day classified advertising runs
IN both papers ~ one price smd ~
Oklhhonan. one issue, same rate az the
: n. N..LL
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-18
The Southwestern Bell
Telephone Company

offers excellent business opportu-
mites 20 unframed but ambitious
plIs All training is given free
by the company and s. a week IN
paid while learning Tho working
day ~ 4 hours, with time md a
half for overtime on Sunday work.
The average operator earns
about $ll week srnior opera
tors and supervisors make pro
portiUnntely more There ls So
nor operator and Supervisor TO
every seven operators. 20 the
chances Of promotion are good.
For tho comfort and convcn-
lcn,r Of employees, the company
runs restaurant which is op-
Grated on a Cost t-Ot-mutcral'
basis. The privilege OF eating
hero ls worth at least s. n week
on account OF the low CosA ~
food
Positions arr permanent, the
work plca TIut, interesting ond
not hard TO learn
For further particulars, coll on
Mrs Hll Room pos, Telephone
Building
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-11-01
Traabru drup aait 3naser.
Sine FIR gmcrita meme SHomitGie 1T III
Sidlt.

Sine FIR amcrita meme 9HomitGie 1T III
5i6t.
Sine 9nopp6eit an 3uder brnuht
ni5t notpen9i9erreiie cine iolde an
Siibigteitsz Stofisn iberboupt 3u be-
oeuten. @ielmeAr aibt es nod man.
den me6r oDer peniaer betannteR
Griab, Der qIeihidIls als Ndbrung
geeignet uno poblbet0mmlid 1T.
Better toIiforniider Beingdrten
fegtsn i6on 8sIorqni1ie. oob oieie
Qnlogen infolqe peiteter Nusoebs
hung Der 9robibition i6lieBlid oufs
gegeben iperoen miiBten. Nber es
piro ieBt pielfdA in alien Grnit 9es
plant, nenn IS nit Dem Welnmadsn
elm Gnoe buben iollte, oieielben Nns
laoen FAINT ben MeinteIlern CUR Ser
Itellung Don Qrau6enzS irup in gr0B-
tenn WtoBitabe 81 benubsn ugo oies
les Yrooutt n!s W!itbeperbsr BON
3uder uno 3uter= Strip gu Wortte
gu bringen. Der 0eoante bat bic
9utbeiBung pon 6reoaric :. Big
letti, einsm Sudperitdnoioen Der
Observation-Disclosures BON Der
uniperiitGt pDn aalifornien.
Nn uno fir iih 1T pie Suhe ni4t
ueu, uno einioe &0Ifer, numentIib
Nrmenier, benupen tstnen nnoe>
rem Sirup al8 ben uon Sraub,n.
Nud) lit bereits in Ralitornien aus
Qe5eifneter Sirup aus Sruuben ge-
mn6t porDen. uno niht peniqe. De-
men man Broben gu toften onb. ers
tIGrten, ouB lie i'm BEN bel uns 1e-
m0huIi4eren @ottun9en Strip emit
iAie0en Dor5ieben.
Odron niipft 'ih Die 6pffnun9,
onB BET pielen Nmerjtdnern uno an.
oereu oieler Sirup lebr poltstumlih
9enln6t meroen t0nne, - uno ouber
oas publitum audi ou7u gebro4t
peroen miir0e. etnen 60beren
Prcis fir oenieIben 3u 3uhlen, uls
nch Dor peniqen ISdbren fir Den olls
tdgIiden 3uters Sirup oerInngt trurz
Be. Tenn nur 10 ipiro btnSuQe=
iiiqt niiroe iif Elm iolhe5 Inter
uebmen fir Die Granbsn3ihter, TO-
ME fir bic 5abritlnten oes Sirups
9eniigeno lohHen. tro3oem lebtersr
no6 iebr einfahen Metbooen beroes
Itellt perocn tunn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-11-01
aIeinIgtcit.

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