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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-28

E,,rN druggist ANN your drag
ui Dalumel They an give the same
reason Dpdson'H Liver Tone is TAX
Inns IT, place
"'alumei h. dangerous and people
hrpw u while pudNon's LIVER Tone
d. purfoC}ly safe ana gives better ir.
suits said a prominent local drug
Hlst bndson's Liver Tone h. person
.iN guaranteed b., eyorl druggist WHO
SELLS g. 4 large borle doesn't cost
very much bnt " u fails to give easy
reliot "a every case % liver sluggph-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-28

For any itching skin trouble. piles.
eczema, salt heum. hives. itch. seald
head. herpes, scabies. Doan's olnt-
ment is highly mended. 6Oc a
Dor al all stores.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-28
Chile to Occupy
All Hun Vessels
In Her Harbors

santiago. chile, sept g.
The chilean government to.
night ordered the naval al-
thoriiics 10 ocCupy with arm
cd force al the informed GER
man ships In Chilean harbors,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-28

Rev. Roberts. the New Pastor al the
Gold aud broadway Christian
Church. Who VIII Nrri," Ncst
Mpck From Lord-hurg to Take
Charge ~ the Local Parish.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-28
County Commissioners
Sign Papers for Work
On Alameda Boulevard

The county commissioners, at their
regular meeting held at the court
house Thursday afternoon, signed the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-22
TAKE LONG TIME TO FILL
PENT-UP DEMAND FOR CARS
stocks or Used Cars Are Cicuued I'm
and Many Have Postponed
IsuSing.

NEW YORK. December 21.-Auto-
mobile prices are not likely TO change
very much now for some time in tho
rpin!on OF some Of the leaders OF the
automobile industry.
John y. WHY'S to-day made the pre-
diction that the automobile demand
turing the next two years will be very
large.
The stocks OF used cars are cleaned
ulG,t. said Mr. WHY'S Many pcopIe
.payc slosiUpucd buying cars they want
ahi need until they could be assured
that the driving OF cars would not be
rnstiintru.1 There is u pent-up demand
That wl take I; long time 20 III. Be-
*heS the uses Of motor cars have
multiplied. making the normal re-
iuircinspls even greater than before
With this heavy demand plus the
nigh price OF materials and high wages.
J see no Chance OF any Consilera
cfhhSc III prices. in the near future
Material prices and wages arc not
ilkciy 70 come down in a hurry With
IN" passing OF tn" first Hurry Of UNI
settlement of prices which followed the
tSiGhinS of TN" arinistice. there liz now
noticeable stcadying of the market. .
IN the opinion Of Mr. Willvs' this
cond: tiop will continue. with grad,inI
ahd aHSht downward tendencies snrend
over a. long period
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-22

The Velvet Kind.
Every time YOU eat n atc-Yn,,
x III admit it'S simply great ''-Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-22
USE WOODEN AUTO TIRES
Germans. In Their pre- Need. ,-xca
Unusual Substitmtc for
Rubber

= corresoondcnt OF French motor
pubi!caiicn. giving particulars OF. Ger
man MAJ transpott vehicles captured dur
int tn" recent allied advance SAYS
'N,ry vehicle has wood tires as no
SUBSTITUTE OF an elastic natura has
occh discovered to counieract tho rub
nnf shortage. The tires on the from,
wheels are Of the same SECTION ne tbe
, -,.,, ,ires usually htted to French
transport vehicles. but the rear tires
are Il very Nat section. 8 inches to 10
incheS VIDE and inches to inches
thick y detachable rim cnables the
tord tire 10 be changed an operation
winch should be fairly freuuent. The
and promote grip Of the roads
vie" a correspondent of Power
The motoc trucks are high on the
WhccIs. shor; and top-heavy. ana mar
rover IN the track than French We
AiclcS The result is that they arc
very prone to topic over on had or
seNertlS curbered roads \ small
vertical windiass. fitted under ! the
,rafnr tow:rd the rear and operat-d
ny inc engine is useful fitting.
on the subject OF the rubber short
aGe in Germany. the writer saws thar
during the advanc. Of the enemy some
OF the allies staff cars which we're
undergoing repairs. and had to be
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-22
BLIAiPS NOT CAPTIVE
CRAET. nuT GO on CkLISEK

Blimps. OF course are not captive
craft; but go out on cruises o! such
duration that they divide thcir work
w IN their crews living on sandw ichcs
ana drink things that come out OF
Tor twent!-four or thirty-six hours bn-
iore returning 10 the Dock, a nine
hour patrol is a heavy fob for sea-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-22
RICHMOND TTMEs-DIsPATCH. SUNDAY, DECEMBER %, 1918

abandoned. were captured The Cor
iians hrst care Was to remove the
pneumatic tires. pack them up and take
them to the nearest shipping point for
transport 10 Germany. Nevertheless IT
is stated that the tires were recovered
by the French when they subsequently
advanced. and the t!rcleSS ears were
found intact in the repair park. and
them were Sill Il. the railway dcpot
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-22

or the british government. hut il was
announced that Great Britain had
.tErccd 10 let us have an equal amount
u sterlini; FOR the eNpcditionary forces.
The effect of this is really an OK
change OF credits under which this
government may use s25O.OOO 900 OF
British money abroad and Great Britt
ain may use the same amount here
II is stared that this is the first
move to clear up international borrow
iny and lending growing out OF war
necessities Exclusive OF this $3.50
pnp.Ohc Great Britain owes the United
states S@.9ij,oUO.o0 and the total
credits to allies amounts to sS,214,-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-22

WITH THE ALLIED NANIES At A
y EsGROPEAN BASE tI}eeepiHer 31s1-::Bc-
:. Si Ia seaplaness.Sstb SA lnryy EItihibe rs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-22
$50 MILLIONS TRADED BY
ENGLAND AND. UNCLE SAM
First Departure from the Established
Methods OF Granting Foreign
Credits.

WASHINGTON. December 2i-The
hrst departure from our established
methods Of granting credit to foreign
governments was made to-day by the
treasury Department in Il new credit
to Great Britain
II was announced that n new credit
or S25o.O0OoUO had been made in favor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-22
nIock Signals I,cinr,in-tn,,cs.

NORFOLK. VA. December q Til.
nirKinian Railway Company ia no., in
StdiinS automatic block signals :voin
,ance bet W"cn the TWO points is
thirtecn miles. There vii! be two ,.Icc-
,chanical interlockcr with bower 81
nails, The work is to DC completed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-22
Can Now show AirpInnc,

I'll Wv NItVW tITWINhCN.
WASHINGTON. December 2l.-Prcsl
dent Wilson day authorized the re
vocation of the prohibition OK. and re
strictions upon. private airplanc cxhi
billions. contained in his proclamation
OF January l. 1918.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-22

The Velvet Kind.
- nvarying satisfaction--is its prin.
cipai attractiou.'--Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-22
SUBMARINE NEVER, cor
i ~ BACK HOFrE:RNIANY

The submarine went speedily down
from sight with the depth charge
tangled about it's coming tower The
Wlot; the observer and all the crew
watched it, The pilot was smiling: at
the first. the observer was smiling and
All thc crew were smiling. Their
smiles. however. soon faded. Tile pilots
face bianchcd
Good Lord" he said. don, tell me
i}'s dud,"
|, was not. -
The depth charge Was set 10 go
on AT ccttain depth. and. hobbing
ahont me coming tower. at it's set
dnDth. 1t did 20 off -
Then The biimp scared and set her
Snout for home again. AMI last might
s9e actually aid reach hgp.. w;lth sew
Gsai pages full OF diary to CHOW for IL
(COpyright. i91sl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-22

or being about TO lose buoyancy, she
had none too much petrol left and
ner engines were bcginnin,; TO miss
outside of that. her PHO: said. she
was quite thcr usual self.
lie WAS just thimkinS or dropping his
depth charges to Tighten her. when his
observer spotted Il black shape very
far below with Il little transparent
green whiri astcrn Of IL.
|fgfDh. Holy Moses. look at5hIm." said
The pilot. and all the crcwaor watch
loft off singing "'rhcrr's; One More
River TO Cross" and hung over the side
r1ohking down. 49,,
Down came the blimp and in time
let 'gO n depth charge which missed by
ABOUT 100 yards. which is not so bad
when you remember the Wind and the
BUSINESS with which the Hbiimp was
rlarging about in it. ltsI
r.. 'Ehe second depth charge missed by
nkput as wide q margin and the sub
ImWinc headed into the wind and ID III
lEst level best TO get away>c:'e::: therG.
~ 9rhc third depth charG" neceSsitatod
particular care. i!limns don't carry an
"nIless supply OF depth charecs
80 so the pilot had IL made fast to a
Tie biimp came lower down and hoy
cred over it's prey with the depth
charge dangling.
is,-Thc submarine was Keeping an eye
OMIT with on" pcriscore IA ised, ana IL
required no great amount of hover
ing on the blinlVs part 10, get its
grapncl line. with tho depth charge
pcriScobc.
By tina, time the submarine sensed
some sor, OF Immediate danger. and
istlEed TO the coinparn live safety Of the
lover lcvols. At the same time in
Ne biimp's car !hcy cut Inc erapnel
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-01-11
@abl TON Santbeamten.

Yuc Iireftoren mo Wcamteu ser
NotIonnI . 9uut mo ser @atopian-
9,otioual Nunf i1urotu III Der Sob
res &eriammlru1G picicr HcihcE ).
iu.l:tc om Gicns.oU mi1ocrQem0bIt.
Gle 3irCftoren Der Notionulbonf
pom ben Nfticniubabern iiir Elm mci-
tcrc3 [Sohr Qem0bIt, limo: z. :. Col
man, @curn @uuo, II. u. Montaguc,
Goicpb .. 5llnte, George $. @oroon,
Is. =. Nihel, :. VI. @iron, &. z.
Golmnn uitc George ". Burton.
Die Gircttoren m0hltcn in ihrcr
0aroltI folqen1en Sibung Die IoIgcn-
ocn 3camten Yrditoent, George ".
Burton; Nitc-0rQiiocnt, z. s. Sol.
man; aoiiirer, =. s. 6onfcrion;
6%iIiafoiiircr, &oiepb 9oidcrt mo VI.
6. Wbelplcp.
Die am QiclStog iuic0erQcpdblteu
0ireftoren Der 9tationoI = 8utnpiun-
@nnf iin0: u. @iridlhcimIer, Wihoei
SSiulf, \. u. Copeland, q. pan Stecn-
npf, e. J. 0iitIer, .. e. Smith, u.
IS. Youl, Ctto @obhoro, :. g. Moc-
Qiilan mo e. NJ. Using.
Die ~qcmdbltcn Gircftorcn lpahlter
Die iol9en0en 8con1ten; Nrdiioent.
gowiu u. @inq &ice.9rQiioert, IS.
BON Stecnmnf; anliircr. HSohn u.
90pcr; Nilisfuiiirer, $. 3. 2lcin.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-01-11
SOm Sooe abberufen.

Sogan. artbur g. 6ognn, 30 Sah-
re alt, itorb am 3ienstaq IN ieinem
0elm, SOB iuol. 4. Gtrabe mad lans-
mleriger Stranfbeit. 6r. Sodan mar
Elm geborener Srldnocr. 9ie @ittrpe,
oret alnoer, Die eItern ulo mebrere
8eiduiIter Iberleben ibn. Tos BE.
9rdbniB iinoet beute Niorgen auf Dem
Gat 8rooe 6rieohofe itatt.
EarIon. HSm Alter BON 81 Sohren
ltarb III einem bieiigen Spitul 9u6.
mig Carton on Altersidmdfe. Sr.
Sorlon NOR pon 8eburt 0orpeger;
III Ga Groiie pobntc or felt 20 Sah.
rem. 9ie @ittpe uno pier ainoer
itberleben tbn. 9as @egta6niB mar
Vtittmoh 9tad]mittag.
Sartbelo. 9us 8egr16niB non 8
W 8artbeIo, III ct. 8oltl StroBe,
Der am Sonntog itarb, fano am Nitt
mod in 2unling itott. Der @eritor.
bcne mur6e "a Sabre aft. Die @itt
ne uno jfuet ainoer uberlcben i'm.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-01-11
Sanfabitattnna

9llen unlcren Greluocn mo Nnf.
barn mod1tcn mir dltf 0iclcm @cQr
unicrcn Can't obItottcn iiir sic ms
o~nldBIid, oc% Eo0eS uuicrc& uuper.
geBlid)en &oter@ rn0 @roBpnter@,
&obn Is. NoItn.
ilttbeil qeluor0cnc Sumpothie. IicS
ipc5iell nod 0eu NitQlicoern oeo sc.
%inngucrcin9 II rnhiinn~. hclicn
Wcocihcn Dem Ecritorbcncn itct$ ic
nubc am @erjcn lag. iopie Dem .Sic
be2bmo" un0 ocr rGoalta" iiir sic
Dem %erhlihencn crmicicnen Icttcn
Ghren. ionic audi fir Sic herrIiter
@lumenipcuotu. Yueu lei uohnlaIs
uuicr Ncricn30ouf u~uaQcorildt.
"a Groi'e. 10 <uuudr 1918.
dc trGnernScu 0iutcr.
bIiebcucn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-01-11
EerinHnltn.

Nr Gruit = itcl pclltc int
Den lcetcu (aaeu IN Nlilpaufct. uno
Nr. " nj T. Stroub luotute Ser
9oHpcntjou Ser Sduh %uouitricI
lem III Chicago bel.
Nr Nm. G0rflin0cr 1T
WroBpdter G%Np2r0cu, Seine (cdlter.
Srou S0m fcuop4. btittuttc ihreu
t@aticH ON 4i,ttmph nit cJncu,
Stnmmhdltcr. Nhttier uno ainN BE-.
itn0cn lidl mont
Sr %ohH Noe. 907 Stote
SirlEc. Scr S,trttdr 0t4 (ro0c& ano
&abor Council III id,pcr crfruuft
- Nr %obnS @oucr Suiii.
r3r Der &atopiau 9tatiouol Nauf mno
0tld'0ft@fiihrtr Nc2 Stoo0ar0 Notcl&.
battt oo& llnoli,d M iciuIr &ohmrnl
tt9 lu0l. to- Siro6t BON ttncr Site
III fallen upo ith I'M RU5cu an Der
IcBcs Gr MIRO tttuo cjuc @edc lana
Stubcuarrtit habGr.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-01-11
Weiangurrein u6rObiiun".
&n Ntnbctrod't oc@ Gahinidciocn;

&n Nnbctrod't oc9 9ahinidciocna
uuu
%ohn q. WuIiu,
lnlcrca NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. TON.
men mir nldt unlhin. Die @ciIthlc ser
%ctrilbnIB mo DER Srauer. nCld)c ICin
NntIdlclocn Int inns matqcrlliCuJ aus.
jlllprcdeu, Is ici 0cabaIb bcltlloiicn.
ooB Der @eionQncrciu rGrobiiun" in
Ntul Standardization cinen Der WPit.
~bcgrttocr 1un0 Id%ngidhri1en, iiberoila
thottaen &0Wpeu. Die !Nintcrblicbe
Hcn clnen liebcuollen Batter mo sir,
loracr, Ole Stoot 20 Grolic eincn GIT.
ten NilrQer. mo Nile sic i'm fonntcn
etnen eu'rlhtlaen Grcumo perlorcn.
20 Srollc. s@i2. 3. San. 1917.
Oscar SDriua,
Seurn &iBcr.
Subn Spnliuaer,
Gontitc.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-01-11

- Batter crinncrt iid1 iciurr
}tnhcIt. Valior Is. z WroG Don
south Gomtao. Ont, idrcibt I'M ei.
en- Nrtct. ocu cr on u. Vetcr 5Snhr.
len Il S0huc ridltct, ME iolut: Nd,
1br MIDI cnt'dIoiieu cine Nucutur
mir &hr Nlpentr0utcr in iibcruehmcn.
Shrc NCiIm.ittcl iulo mir uitt uclr
>'ut OILS id nod Gin Nnobc mar. luur.
Sen 1T metuer Gltcrn Nnu@ ,<hrc Sell
1lIitel ltcta porrdtbil dtboltcu. rurN
'obn 'fon homol@. ihrcr ultcu ii
lrn'hn'tcu mcIcn. mtiu &crtroucu
lcnorrcn.
Wtr tcnucu ttln auOtrc4 Neilrn,t
TEL, pcldlcv cine 10 mcrtmlrN,ae CSe
fld'te ou'iumGjicn hut. tuie ,Sorui'S
Ylpcufrdutcr s. MIRO irt,t ron Sen
SroRcnttln oc% uripriruaIid)at Gut
>edtr@ bcreltct. Gmt Nrncrotior
'bornlnmt Is non Ser anNcrcu nIS in.
re Naa'ilJcnmC0jStu 4iodNtm i,rrnuN
crit elnnoI nnnjt ptt01uf acrorncr
". foHtn't or bolo 5ur llthsr;Halulto
ooE 6 III 'tIncm Semi ntdli i,hIeu
Bart. - Mt Elm Nduamjttcl INT ,pnhr
Ven Slime oc@ @rrte1 S@ MIRO uidjt
o>Irh Hpothctcr pcrfouit. ionNern
NlIroa b%clofocrc HGcntcu 1cIicfcrt.
g'dn mcnoe ljh at r. Better ;sohr
nen & sous 60, Chicago. 81,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-01-11
Dr.E.H.WankO.
: a bnar5t,
3O6 Qeari Sfrabe, iber Spteu't
Giienip aarenlaoen
HeueS SeIepbpn 216-A.

ouf cine @eIoeriporniB , @~eleQcnbeit
cin5ugeben menn lid cine iolfle bietet.
@ier lit jest cine ioIdel 8enn sic
i"mols fertiges goltbol5 broihen 10
fommen Sic 81 nn5. @ir bobcn bos
bette unb cute 2cltte, sic WilbIen uno
allies on0ere nm gutes Bacterial All
iobri5ircn 5u Den nieorigiten Soften.
GeBboIb iino unlere 9reiie 6ie mic.
origitcn. @arum nidt oieie @eIe.
9enheit bcnubeu? Scniter, Gbilrert.
@ciiten, 6uBboocn, inner SoI3orbei.
ten. 2ooens uno Gontor = Ginrih.
tltnQcn. aunitglos uiru.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-01-11
S%ternihnnppen nnb Galaen=
bumoriitiides.

Gin (bcatCr bot sen 8rci9 DER
Gmtritt5fnrtcn nlti oic N0litc re0ll
5irt mo 5ohIt olti5eroem nod oic
HricQsitctcr IS gjbt 1heotcr, no oell
9eiud'crn nod 5u9clnblt mcr0ell
loIltc, ollh bier III so Groiie.
Sn ocn ormcrcn Nicrtcln pom
Afcp Dorf MAIDEN YicrociIefdl Net.
Qcrcicn 10 QIdn3euoc @cihdftc. oni
Ser 6lciid)truit oaourh bcltnrubtqt
miro. So II orntcr Shmciltcboron
bot'9 mirtIih nitt leid)t
- Gier uno Sdlmcilc mcr0cu I'M
ncllcn >5nbr rar, propbc3eien Sad
IelItc. Niles miro ror. MIR cinc2
nidt ser u ongeL
Niabcr mar Ncrolcnc (aui
Gcutih" Gctrolcmn( ems Ser mcni
9cu Gin9c, hic EreiatbUtrlug per
'dlout 9cioiicu. &oum obcr ~icicrtc
Der alt llcbc trulltc Ccloicn picoer
'rlnc Aufcrltcbnld 10 lingt ona Ston-
0oro Cclmotopol ciu @loriu Nauclu,
Job. &m Erci@ ropi0 Qciticgen lit
ouh otc2. 10 Dob hulo Gel ulo gu
FER, N%ohlsuu0 Butter iidl uidta mchr
por5llncrfcn babCn lucrocu.
.&orlitt. bier Qibt'4 Arbeit" ,
idlricb Gin Gobrifont oil icinc lbiirc,
INT ltldlt pom &ttiIcrn bcIdItiat I'll
tucr0cn.
III Scr Stoot 9tclp Norf lci0cu
10000 ShuItiuocr oD lIutercrudh
rltl0. &nimlihcu hat iit Sic ,3ohI
Der Qtlulon0re m0hrcno Ger Icttcn
ortt Sabre oort mchr ais pcrortjfudt :
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-01-11
Snrse STANDARDIZATION.

- GoS thermometer 5eigtc ont
0ienstog Ntorgen 10 8rao inter
9tlta, un0 5eigte Mittmof mo 0on-
ncrstag ungefGbr 0euielben Gdltegrao
an.
9eiratbsiheinc erbieltcn am
lctten Ytontag SRI. 3orcnia elton
mo @r. @ilton &oIfing ,ltno Sri.
Wargaretbe Nnnn Gienob3 uto Sr.
hilbert Renner. Die iGmmtlihcn jun
gen 2eitte mobnen in Ga Groiic.
Die Sermine Der SdniIrGtbc
&op StootS, 6rco Cation mo &. u.
@olforo iin0 5u Gnoe, mo Ser Staot-
roth miro IN elmer leincr ndditen 81
bltngen 0ieie @erren cntlpcocr mic
Der SIT crlpdblen ODER onoerc al ibrc
Steilcn 5ll ieben hnben.
Gba5. Gbriitionion. Gin s. ".
". MitgIico. puroc bier Don Der.
ct. WtorifaI !. O'Gomuor Don Otu.
oiion pcrboftet inter Der Ncifnloi.
gun9, lid, ON 5. sunni 1917 niht re.
9lItrirt ST. buben. Gr mortct st I'M
@etdngntB nltf icine &oriiihruml I'M
@erift.
- Inner 45oli5eid)ef bot ciuc mt.
lid)e Ginlooung crboltcn cin"r sin
rlftllng in Butte, Mtontona, bei}u.
rnohnen. IS ioucn oorticIbIt om "A
Sanllor &obn G'Nteia, 6ronf 6iibc,
mo Sherman Eotueu gehangen per.
Den. Sb @r. @ebber 0ieier Ginla.
Dung folgen miro, lit 5rpeifclboft; c,
fernt Ole Gerurtbeiltcn nidt, nod
lpciB cr mas lie periibt 1oben.
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airdlides.
Gsformirte ct. Subnuncs : @cmeinbe.
Ode 4. nnb 9iarfet StrnIc,
&aitur, :. Stofnieicr.

S~onuta9sidnuIe I'M 9 llhr.
9eutiflcr @otte5oicnit umr 1890 llbr.
Ooh. Is 3,O-44.
S~uaenbperein p%erinmntelt iib N6cnba
UNI I llhr.
9ie &chrer ltro @enmteu Der Conn
tnqSidule iopic bic @Iicoer Der @ibeIs
.lniic uer7unnteln iif Nhenos nm 7:45
llhr i'm ueue @enntteu gu eripdbIen
Nu Mtuutag Ibeno periommelt iih Der
4irtcnrotb gum Retnuug5obid}IuB I'M
@furrhouie.
9m Snnnto9 Nuhnritta9, ben 90. 81
nuar finoet Die idhrIife @~euetnoepers
innunlmtg itntt. Vile itinrmfdbiaeu @Iie-
Ser iollten 3rgegen lem.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-01-11

cine Spormnrfc sum greiie pom %
Gents fault.
Bur 1ur6iuhrung oieier Gampng.
ne Mill man lid Die @ilic Der Crga-
n%iIotionen Iid)ern Die in irilberen
Gamtpagncn 10 piel gum Grfolge Der
Sammlunq iur oic ariegsonleibeu
Der .. u. s. u. uu0 0e5 Rotben
Qreu5c5 beigetrdqen bobeu. Sic
Gunlpagne miro mohrideinlid in Der
eriteu 0ote oes 15ebrltor9 itottiinocn
ul0 al Dem rNdtional lbrift Tau,
Dem 3. ,Scbruar, beginner. Nm Die
ien Gage pcroen in alien 8irden Oc5
5tootc8 0reolQten gebolten meroen,
in ocuen 5ur SpuridmfCit crmabnt
miro.
<. s. 8aleIifcr, Der Iircftor Ser
itnatlihen Champagne, erfldrt, ooB CT
olli Icincn 9tciIen ourh Den Stont Den
Ginorud crbiclt. BOP Elm groBcr Ero.
! jcntiot Der @ep0IfcrunQ lid ilber ocl
/ GrnIt Der aricgaloge iibcrhoupt nod
niht i'm alurcn iii uno oic Wid'tiafetl
/ 0icIcr Spnrfanpognc nidt ciniieht
1obcr Ioll bic b%eiouoerc SpormotC
ciuqcfijhrt mcrocn, in mcldcr Der
gon3en Wcp0lfcrung nohoriidlih flol
Qclnoht lperocn ioa. oob tie nIft mt
Dem &unoc o1rh Den Saul BON Spar
morfcu blIft, iouocrn audi iid i'lbit
inocm lie lid ms Spnren g%em0hnt
Misconiin loa i%nnerbnlb zines Sab
res iiIr $5t,000,000 iolder Wiurfel
0blcBeu.
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rung felt. Die pcriprod]ene Heouttion
i'm 4reiie BON aa%rtoiicln blieb chen
iaus nidt aus; Ger 0reis iilr Elm @u-
ibel aartoiieln lit iebt $t.05; i'll tlei-
ucren Gltantit1ten 2 Gts. pro 8funo.
Ter NabrunQSmittel 8ermolter CAB
6olgenoes betumlt:
Oil ulltenitehenoen Yreiie iino
Warimum .Gaib on0 9arrp" 0aor-
/uuo @eimtragcu-) @reiie fiir Stapel
9tobrungsmittcl. &atfleute Iino in
Itruirt m~eniqitens Iitni Gents 5u be-
rChncn mo elm Sent 5uidblid fiir
Credit, i'm 6uac ole Maoren am icl.
ben Gage nidt be3ablt meroen. 2ieie
&cred)nltugen miiiicu pom SAMPLER
gemaft meroen. NCgen Der groBcn
llnteridieoe in Brciien mir StapeI
@lidlcn Wadren, Die BON oen @Gno-
fern bc5ohlt merOcn, f0nncn feline fc
itcuGrciie fltr Corn, (on1ntcn, GrbIct
mo SoImon inNiihicn bcitimmt MGR
Sen. %c0er @unoler lit le0Ud) ouge=
mideu, iolhe @oorcn 3u eitem Nrci-
ie ST. ~ucrfnuicn Der ocn nor ocnl
/ Gricgc iibliten 8rofit nift iibcrItci.
1cn 0orf. &un0cn iolten ilberm1BiQ
hohc Erciie iflriftlih Dem Nerlpnltcr
beridlteL Gin5cIhciten onqebcn uno
ihrcn Aunten uuter sic 9eihmeroe ie-
Sen.
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Treie
Cffertc

Ron Npothctcr NcnidlIau Nuitcr
ltto GrtdltunQcr il brileu. e,
last sic cine hnIbc Slaidlr nor
tctncr @rnna Dcrho Snuta a.
br0udlcu, mo mcnu Stc u,dlt
ingen oa6 Is oic eritulmliditt
@uItcn Sur III. iueIdlc Sic ic &c
ichcrL. 70 briuqeu Slc Die on0crc
Nolfte Gtriid. uuo crholtcu ,thr
poIIc3 @clo micocr. &crIudlcn
Sic 6icie Ciicrtc nit elmer 50c
oocr 500 TIoid)c. sic merscu
6 ultt bereileu Sic fenucu ia
lcinc gpotbctc. 503 Moiu Stra
Sc.
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Notice 60 Creditors.

STATE OF WISCONSIN IN PROBATE
In the matter q Estate Of John c. Malin. de-
ceAsr6
late Of the Cts # la Crasse In SAID Coznty, de-
ceased. Letters testar1cntsry in sail matter hay-
Ing b<en granted TO thrahs tn Grams Il the City
Of La Crosse, Wisconsin, notice is hereby given
that four months after tire It'll day Of January
A. n 1915 are allowed 10 creditors 70 present
their ciairrs against sabi deceased for exSrrinztinB
and allowance: ard that said Court vii on the 18th
3av 81 May A. n. 1918. st to O'Clock A N Of
sssi dsy At the C<slrt Rcon et sail Cpurt in the
Court House IN the CITY q Ia Crosse. in said
County. examine and ADJUST al claims and de-
.naands q all persons against SAIL deceased.
Datsi January It'll. 1915.
BY the Court.
JOHN BRINpLEY.
Judge.
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3u ~Uerfauicn

cill : YieroefrGfte Sdge mo acroiin.
0foihine nit Wfognet2, cine @ol3iGqe
einc s 3oll Burr 6ec0 Wtia, ore.
@fcrbc, bunoert Barred Mod @iibncr,
Gin Bob Slei9b. Elm DIST Norrop
eiH Sop 9u9ap, cit 5lpciiibiqc@ 9uq.
On Elm Set Irbeitsqeihirr, cine 2K
Efcr0efr0fte &crolin Wioid,inc nit
@nihnlaihine fir aroitbctricb, Gin
GuItipotor.
GhoS. u. &rouie.
u. t, no. A., Coon NoIlcn. @i@