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l.. R. YOUTH PAROLED.

Little Rock, Aug. 13.-On Feb. Is, Willie Upson, an expert harness maker employed by Voss-Barbee, of Little Rock, was convicted of grand larceny for stealing from his employ CTS, and was sentenced to one year imprisonment. Voss-Barbee have an extensive government contract, and find it difficult to secure enough la bor. Upson is Is years old, the young est of two sons, and his brother has enlisted in the army, leaving the younger one as the sole support of his widowed mother. Voss-Barbee off, fered him SIS week, and asked the Governor to grant him a parole so that he might return to work. This was done today. If he makes good record, he will eventually be pardon ed.
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Cocoanut Oil Makes
 A Splendid Shampoo

If you want to keep your hair in sM condition, be careful what you wash t with.
 Most soaps and prepared shanpM contain too much alkali. This drles H scalp, makes the hair brittle, and SVtl harmful. Just plain mulsihed cocoalh oil (which is pure and entirely gfeas less), is much better than the most a pensive soap or anything else you n use for shampooing, as ths cant P@ sibly injure the hair. l..
 Simply moisten your hair with waa and rub it in. One or two teaspo0nlI will make an abundance of rich, tfaI father, and cleanses the hair and sas ' thoroughly. The father rinses out ss ,.s lily and removes every particle ol Gr. ~. dirt, dandruff and excessive olI !s hair dries quickly and evenly, sl anu .,a i| leaves t fine and silky, bright huny N' easy to manage. .s a|
 You can get mulsihed cocoanut .a., O.. 2 most any drug store. It IS very oiss hs and a few ounces is enough to "N everyone in the family for noh'AS
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stars and feel the stripes, and the negro boys are going to see that this is done."
 Following special song, the Rev. A. w. Winston, made the opening prayer, asking God to protect and care for President Wilson; and to care for Secretary Newton Baker. Secretary McAdoo, the soldiers in Europe and those in training in this country. Shouts of amen came from many throats when Dr. Winston, peti- toned the throne in interest of the white boys and the black boys of Ar kansas whose loyalty and love for country led them to the battlefields and the trenches in interest of Old Glory.
 The grand lodge after opening and the appointment of committee of cre- dentlals took recess for dinner. The interest in the meeting ran high and 1t promises to be one of the greatest sessions in the history of the fratern- ity.
 "Must Jesus Bear the Cross Alone ?'' was used to open the afternoon ses- sion yesterday, and following the opening prayer and opening the grand lodge in due form, the gavel was turned over to Deputy Grand Master H. A. Blount, of Forrest City who presided during the delivery ot the Grand Masters annual address which was indeed literary gem, as we'll as business report. He took up every phase of the work, touching each department of the grand lodge and made some valuable recommenda- tlons for the future of the order. He touchingly referred to those who were fighting for the flag.
 Grand Master Harrison, spoke of the valuable property owned by the order in Pine Bluff, and recommended that nothing be down to turn the third floor of the temple into offices until after the war was over. He de- clared that the order stood for liberal education, and for lifting the moral and spiritual standard of the race. In strong language he denounced the thing which would mar happiness and wreck manhood. Better home life for the race is the slogan.
 There were many who spoke in terms of praise of the address, and declared tha the was safe leader, and will be reelected by unanimous vote.
 The report of S. T. Boyd, secretary treasurer of the Masonic Benefit Association. This was one of the most important reports made to the order as 1t had to deal with the mortuary money. It showed balance August 1917, $1 1,350.32; collections for first quarter $12,572.19; for second quar- ter $21 ,986,.37; for third quarter $15,- 532.67; for fourth quarter, $13,924.61; total $65,366.16; disbursement for first quarter $9,483.35; second quar- ter $11,478.62; third quarter $13,. 437.79: fourth quarter $13,924.61:
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l am Sincere! Stop Ca|ome|!
 1 Guarantee Dodson'S Liver Tone Listen to me! Caomel sickens and you may lose days work. If bilious, constipated
 headachy read my guarantee

Liven up your sluggish liver! Feel fine andcheerful; make your work d pleasure; be vigorous and full of am- bition. But take no nasty, dangerous calomel, because it makes you sick and you may lose days work.
 Calomel is mercury of quicksilver which causes necrosis of the bones. Calomel crashes into sour bile like dynamite, breaking it up. That's when you feel that awful nausea and cramp- ing.
 Listen to me! If you want to enjoy the incest, gentlest liver and bowel cleansing you ever experienced, just take a spoonful of harmless Dodson's Liver Tone tonight. Your druggist or dealer sells you a bottle of Dodson's
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total s48,261.62; balance $17,104.54.
 C. s. Johnson, secretary of the Charity followed with his report show ing that amount on hand August 1917 $1,655.13; back assessment collected S2O.75; amount collected during 1916- IF $409.15; tax collected for the grand lodge year 1917-18 $1,946.30; total $4,031.33; disbursed fer chari- table appeals from all sources $1,- 4S2.75; salaries and expenses $240.65; printing for two years, STA; travelling expenses $2O.05: total $1,817.45
 Grand Master appointed a number of committees and a recess was had for the day. Prof. Cloman was elected official reporter.
 H. w. Holloway, of Helena, Ark, editor of the Interstate Reporter, is among the noted patriotic speakers in the grand lodge. He is urging ihs people to buy Liberty bonds. He will attend the National Baptist conven- tion, September 4, St. Louis, to help liberty loan drive.
 Last night the grand lodge attended literary program rendered in the temple under the direction of Richard B. Harrison, of Chicago, H., the noted eloqutionist. Grand Master Har- rison delivered an address. The Court scene from the Merchant of Venice was rendered. The participants were Alice rBown, lone Fauntelroy, Rufus Stout, Ernest Thomasson, Forest Jones, Leroy Ferguson, Thaddeus Jones. Music was rendered by the Ar rant quartet, M. L. Holloway, Ella V. Younl, J. H. Long, R. L. Holloway; soloists Thelma Rack, R. L. Hollo- way, D. E. Johnson, A. J. Bryant, Prof. F. J. Work, Dr. F. P. Lytes, D. E. Johnson pianist.
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Liver Tone for few cents under my personal money-back guarantee that each spoonful will clean your sluggish liver better than dose of nasty calo- mel and that it won't make you sick.
 Dodson's Liver Tone is real liver medicine. You'll know it next morn- ing because you will wake up feeling fine, your liver will be working; head ache and dizziness gone; stomach will be sweet and bowels regular.
 Dodson's Liver Tone is entirely vegetable, therefore harmless and can not salivate. Give it to your children. Millions of people are us- ing Dodson's Liver Tone instead of dangerous calomel now. Your drug gist will tell you that the sale of calo- mel is almost stopped entirely here.
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TWO
THIS SUBMARINE
 HAS NO MASTER

New York, Aug. 13.-Federal au- thorities in Washington were inform ed today that a claimant is wanted for a 150 foot submarine in sectional form which has been stored for eighteen months in a vacant lot in Brooklyn. The undersea boat is supposed to be worth $500,O00, A truckman on whose property the parts were stored, says l.e believes it was constructed by an American company for SpaniarG and paid for through bank in Bar celona.
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50 l. LARORERS LEAVE.

F'orty-five men were sent to y,,s Vile yesterday by Dave s. Wells Ina, agent for the United States demr. m men Of labor, to work fo rthe Dupont Engineering Company, which has :, large government contract. Ahmt half the number were white ma, Thirty men were sent to Little Rrt to work on the picric acid uan. About half of them were white. Tn, men were from Lincoln, Drew and Grant counties.
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MURPHY WINS THREE. Drives The Winner In All But One Event at the Grand Circuit.

Philadelphia, Aug. 13.-Tommy Murphy, had field day at the second days races of the grand circuit meet Ing here driving the winner in three of the four events on the card.
 The other race was open to Phila horses only and went to Joker D. Lake in straight heats, the best time being PIP IA in the first two heats.
 Murphy landed Chestnut Peter. a winner in the three year old trot. tor purse of $2oo0 without any trou- ble in straight heats. '
 The Cossack and the Divcrcee. owned by A: B. Coxe, of Paoli, Pa., di, vided second and third money. a Murphy too kthe $2,OOO stake for 2:l4 pacers in straight heats, with pro flna, which stepped the fastest heat of the day 2:O5 1-2 in the second heat. 0A . Murphy's third victory was in the 2:l3 trot which went to Allan Visits in straight heats.
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LiyerpOOl Cotton,

Liverpool, August 13.-Cotton spot fair demand; prices easy. Good mid- ding 22.95; middling 22.32; low 21.SO: good ordinary 20.80; ordinary 20.2S. Sales 2,OO0 bales, including 1,20O American. Receipts 4,200, all Ameri- can. Futures closed irregular and unsettled. August 22!23; September 21.s7; October 21.70; November 21.51; December 21.39.
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---- ..--.... RUTH IS SUSPENDFl1,nl'

n Cleveland, O., Aug. 13.-outfi.,,,, Bobby Ruth of the Cleveland d'4lr.st' Anst eas e has been suspended by ran.s,. ans.. Fohl for the balance of the seasan a0'Es E.
 cause of indifferent playing, ut, P,,th j': %. not accompany the Cleveland N',' ., as east today. '''" 'eaN
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FLYERS FALL FATAL.

San Antonio, Texas, August 13.- Second Lieutenant Lawton B. Evans of Augusta, Ga, died this afternoon at the base hospital, Brooks field, from injuries received when the air plane he was driving fell in tail spin near the field Monday morning.
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WASHINGTON TAXES
 2 FROM ATHlt1r,
Walter ter Johnson Hits Home pn. Singles With Bases Fn1 nun !. 'a
 First Game VII h

Philadelphia, Aug. l9.-w,.,. twice defeated the Athletic sshi1sta al 1,sta to 3 and to 1. 'l-ie'ics today ;
 Walter Johnson was resn. the first victory. He s'apIo.nsSlble fr home run with Lavan on n'Sea seo,o out the fourth inning, and i sirsio,nd agicond h the base full in the ninth bsled ig wit ing two runs. ''' ihflngsco.
 First Game-Score.
 Washington RAl Philadelphia .... '',,'''-o 10
 Johnson and Ainsmjtb' ''''0 S? Keene, Bailer, Adams and ' p.,'.! CaseEl '
 Second Game-Score.
 Washington .... KHG Philadelphia ... ''.'''''.e g f
 Harper and Ainsmitb C;,::,.l Caso le D ! son and Watson. O'Sey' pea,,
 OTHER yI NATIONAL GAMES At Chicago ......... 'AAES. Pittsburg .... ''''''''''-.z ]? ,ad dyler aasa19 and killifer; Carlson cao,.: ao
 Second Game-score: pr Chicago RHE| Pittsburg .... ......... y?
 Douglas, Carter, aWlker ,,,i and I! T,: fer' o'farrell,; Miller and sl,T Smith hl'l
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-08-14

Americas first woman bank presi dent, was Mrs. Annie Mclean Fowler for more than 20 years president of a national bank at Mount Pleasant,
 Texas.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-08-14
TIMBER BRINGS s1s.0oo

0. E. Mckenzie has sold 2,OOo ,,,
 of scrap timber holdings in Gr, sr,, county to the Arkansas Short UIaa Iaa Lumber Company. The sale prica 1,a ra. about $15, 900. f'''' "S
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--=-------------- FIVE MEN TO ENTER ARMY.

Five men in call No. 937 to go p Austin for special training in auto are Alburtious Emeror, Arthur James Branch, James F E Eaton, Vernon Loosely Alosely, VeSa Otis Shook. These men are to be sen! by board 1.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-08-14

Through efforts of the student en' ployment bureau of Ohio State Uni. versity, 65 girls attended school hS year and paid all their own expenses while 104 partly supported them selves.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-08-14

Georgia marketed 5000 carloads o1 peaches this season.
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Women ushers is a recent innova- ton ton ot a Baptist church in Norfolk,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-08-14

Upholstering and furniture repair ing 1918 South Main street S-13-3t
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fer o'Farrell.; Miller and 11T Smith hl'l
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-08-16

ailhcnnbiau 100 1funo gitte8, feItes,
crittluiiiges SdIpeineileiif beroor.
3ubringcn imitauoe lit. aber audi
hlcrbci miB Sorgialt maIten. Sta.
tiitifen aus 300 St10ten, nit elmer
@ciammtbeb6Iferung BON 8 0tiQioneu
Gimpobncrn, in oenen &ilhenabidue
ola Sd)mcinefutter our 8erpen0ung
foHuulcn, iouten cine Broouttion BON
l00,0O0,000 0funo Shpeineflttter
moglih MAIDEN. 0ltrh mangelbafte
Hbionocruug Der a%iid]enobfaIle ieoot)
miro mir Die @alfte er5ieIt, Die Ell
nrm @ertb Don SIS, 100000 glcid-
fommt.
%n $50 Staoten, no Siibennbfaae
rid)t oils Sdlpclnciuttcr 3ur Germen.
Dung tommcn, Iteigt Ser 0aourh ent'
Itnnoene AusiaIl nii 10000, 900 4fo.
5lciih.
@clo. uno Material . @erIilit iino
in beiocn ,Sdlen beoclIten0, un0 e5
lit Icid)t perit1nolid, onB Die Vebor-
Sen Scr Satlc pieI NufmcrfIamfeit
miomcu un0 it'd sic WitbilIfe Der
Nultsfraucu lifern moDen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-08-16
Slafberrie2 iauerinf.

1 Quart inltber perIeiene un0 ab-
gemoihenc 9lafberries glbt man nit
> GfunO 3uder uno y 8int miI6em
Gig in eincn @inmndefeIieI; ba5u
fonmen foIgenoe gan5e @epilr5e, sic
man in Elm Safhen ans rcinem Ntu5-
lin einnabt: 9telfen, Gngliih I'm
ipice" uno 3imt. Den aeiieI iteat
man outs 6euer, l1Bt iehr langiom
sum &od)en tommen, Damn 3 Wttnu-
ten tohen; Die 9eeren ninmt man
nit ctnem SdnumI0ffel aus oerr ri.
mp berous, I0Bt lie auf cinem Siehe
abtropfen, itcat Den Sirltp nodln!nIs
oufs 6eler uno ldBt gum 1Saocn TO-
dlelt. Die 8eeren gibt man in eillen
Steintopf, gieBt ocn Strip oorii6cr,
oett 5l uno berpahrt an elncm tii6.
len Orte auf. Non ierolrt 0icics
Gompott 3u 9rotcn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-08-16
Hba6 arberi

5 @irno Hbabarber 81 etncr 8oI-
lone @aiier; man Iniie Dies cine go.
die iteben uno riibre ieoen Gag nm,
gieeB es 0urd uno iiige 31a Gfuno
3ufer 81 ieoer 8auone. @ierSu fiji
&c man Den Saft BON 3nei Gitronen,
tbue es fiir orei Wionate in ein 6aB
mo 5iebe IS Damn ab. - Nan gibt
40 Bfun0 ref)t fem geihnittenen, I'm
geifaIten &bobarber in Elm grobes
hol3erne5 8efaB bGgieBt i'm nit 40
Glart foltem @oiier, ldBt i'm 5uae-
oedt 0rei Gage itehen, entfernt allen
Sdnum, preBt ocn &boborber aus,
pollirt Die gan5e 5Giiiiigfeit 0ltrd) elm
Sud-, permiidt lie nit % 8fun0 3u.
der. Sobolo Der 3uder oufgelGit lit,
qibt nan allies in Elm SAB, Icgt einen
~fIcinen Stein iibcr bo3 Spunolo6,
lQBt oos Sab i'm Seller IoIonge lie
gen bis Ole 8dbrunq poriiber lit,
mcIhes 6rei big bier Monote 0ouert.
Gam qibt man cine babe @unone
iln0 babies Bfuno &~af1ois5ufer bin-
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Ounaermoferior ftir Den Rderbau.

SATIRE. 8orf, ncIt2er it'd olts per.
Dcten Eilau5cureItcr bjloct, bciiBt
Glemente CUR Irud}t6ormahung 6cs
Nderbo0en5, Die Icld)t oiiutiirt
merocu fonnen. mo babel 1T oos
Watcriol nitt MIR in lroben Guan.
tItdteu Uorhonoen, ion0ern nuh bill
Ilg
Die Rerlpcrthuug bon robent. Qc.
mablcueu Sips BET Qcrpii'cu @o0en,
urten bot it'd fir ocriticocue 5uaten
ols hofIt pruftiih ertuicicn. Die
Nirfu1q BON 8ip5 ais TunqmitteI
If ir6ireft. Or cntbdlt feinc BiIon.
3cnnobrltng. aber feline hctuiife
0irfunq orf oic i'm @oocn porhon.
0cuc WuQneiia uno 9alj iit6 oerurt.
6af bicie Wiaerolien frei moro"u un6
ais Riluu3ennobrrrng oicueu f0nnen.
@ips 3icht ferner Die Tcuhtidfcit an
un6 Die Toricr6o hGIt 6icielhe uno
(ieicrt ite DEN B'lou}erDur3eIu.
IieIe ueucn 6iIF5mittcI fir Die
Accommodation mcr0cn 0ns 2ono
nit Der Belt non Der Giriuhr pom
SaIpcter aus Chile mo Rolf aus
TeutIhIon6 unobhauqiq NADER, ME
man in iahDerItdn6igcn @rciien err
Ddrtet.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-08-16

81. mo BRET Gage ip1ter mntt man
0as SpunOlot) lett ju mo IoBt lbu
0rci Ntonate rlbl9 liegen. Gam 5leht
man Der @eiu alti eilt reines SAB.
Cine ltn5c @auienbloic IdHt MAJ III
5Del Quart Don Dem Meiu meid ner-
Den, gibt ein babies Eilun0 3lIfer uHo
Die 0ilnne, abgeidlalte Sdule BON pier
0omcran5en bit5u, matt ous ,SaB
felt 5u uno l0Bt Is Elm (Sabr licgcn.
Gonn 5iebt man Ser @ein oltf 6la.
lden Der Sort muB nit 0rabt be-
feitigt unO perpidt mcroen. Wtan Ia.
CERT oen @ein nod ief,S bis netlrl
Wtonate Idnger, che man i'm in Sc.
brQllh ninlut.
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Sran6enluein.

Cine Gaiie (rauben, entitieIt, cine
Iaiie 3ufer ut0 cine Gaiie @aiier
bringt man 3uiarnmeu in EN- @efdB
uno rilbrt bje Moiie griinoIit ourd,
bis iammtIide acrne aus oen 8ecren
lid ~lo@geloit baben uno auf oeu go.
Den geiunfen ftno.. Damn ldBt man
Den Suit ourd) eiuen aus GbeeIe
Cloth angcfertigten 9euteI in elm an-
oeres @ei0B Iuufen, id0pft taqIid SEN
Iid biI0cnocn Shai,m ob, fdbrt So
nit fort, ioIanqc Ser @ein nitt aus
geg0brt mas etlpa orei @oten oult-
ert,, uno filut i'm oaraltf in 6loitcn
coer Steintriige. Die man gut Der.
forft.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-08-16

AAlEAA
nieien, ourd 0ropoQanOu oa5 In.
tcruchmcu I'll filrocrn uno nnmentlidl
Sen &ausirallen Die NotbmcnoiQfcit
tlar 3u MAIDEN, sic &ilhcuabidue
(8arboQc) uid)t nit bcn iibrigen
Observation-Disclosures i'm ieIben 9ebQI.
ter 51l bepobren.
Nus Den pom ser Nabrung$mittcl,
Administration hcrdu9aegcbcuen Stn-
t~iItifcu gcbt herpor 0oB aus Stiidcu,
nbfduen i'm @cmldt pon elmer Come
genua BIpcerin qeDonnen ncrs
0en fam, mie fir ii 8clhoIic (75
Miuimctcr) Qebruuft mcrocn. ieruer
qcnltg ,f%ettidlircn, nm IS Nfuno Sci.
ie b%cr3uitclcn. Ginger gcnuq. nm s
@uitlcl @ei3en 3ur Grnte gu brjn9en
uto nod cine an3obI nnocrer mcrth.
boiler WatcriaIicn, Ole 3ur &eritel-
lima pon Mllnition 0iencn.
AuBcrocm lit ausgeiilhrt, oaB III 81
Stdotcn bon ilber 100000 Ginmnb.
nern 0ie &iihcnobiduc nid't permer.
tibet ncrocn uno Die @einmmtbcU0l.
fcrllnl oieier St00te, Ole nlti iiber
100000 qcitdBt miro, 0oourd A.
100000 8iuno AitrogIpccrin uto
100000 Stlt Sciic. ieocs gu II
lllr}en. perqcuoet rcip. Dem &onoe
cnt3icht, obsrlchen pon 1ungmitteIn,
Ole binrcid,en, unt Den Ndcr fitr B.
100000 9uiheI @ei3eu gu oiinQcu.
Cor ~bierourt1 e~ntitebcnoe IcrIuit
miro ali 5000 900 qeihdbt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-08-16

Souriiebe iiber. Gin langereS Stebclt-
laiIcn Der SbltmoIien lit tpeQen Der
letd)t entItebenoen @Qbrung, nift
rutblom. Der %gefponnene Scit miro
ooruuf moaGidit ihnen in Oifmon.
oige 6laidpn ODER MineraInoii,r-
tritge qefiillt un0 Iuftoidlt ocrlbIoi-
len. gs lit oorauf SIT ohten, ooG Die
5um GcrIdlieBen benubten 8orfen
bon better 8eid)offenbeit 'tno, ioccB
tie oen SnhoIt ser 8efdbe ouuerno
l1rftold)t abidlicBen. I'm Elm Glotcn
Der 6lnihen beint grbisen SIT oermei.
Den, mtB Elm Ral,m 3piIhrr 2liiiiiJ-
felt un6 Sort freibleiben.
SOppeltes Sterilifiren.
3os nun fol1en6e speimaliqe Stc-
riliiiren moft oen @ein crit feimt-
frei, ioooB fem 6rem0forper mebr
Teranoerungen an ibm bcrporrufen
fam. Tos Steriliiiren beitebt in ci-
mem grbiben Der gefinten IIaiden
bis sI einem gerpiIien Gro6e uno err.
foIgt um beiten in einem @oIhfciIcl,
beiien 9ooen uno @Gnoe man nit
elmer otden Sflid)t opn Stro6 o6cr
Sen bclegt, aud ser Roltm 3miid,en
oen ein3eInen 6Ioihen miro nit Die.
lem WfuterinI ousgefiiut. Rafoent
Die Ilaidlen 10 eingeitittet iino, miro
Der aeiieI nit @oiier polgefiut lIno
Ianqiom ouf so big 70 8roo 6. er-
hibt .Rimmt man 0os Steriliiiren
ohne StrobeinIoqe nor ODER eriolgt
tos Grbieer SIT ihrea, 10 pIascn Die
IIaiden. Onmit Die Gor.tn nidlt
cu~sipringcn, neroer ite ilbers Rreu3
nit elmer S6nur Derbunoen ODER nit
4~orfhuItern, oie in Den einihIdgigen
8eiddfteu 5u hoben limo, perieheu.
3ohoem Die TIoihen etpo cine hnIbe
Stun6e in Dem heiBen Bdiier per-
blieber iir6, IaBt mar tie 0orir Elm
menig abfiibIen, niu1mt tie Damn FER.
aus uno iteut lie an einer tiblen Grt.
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Snrd) 3nblcn erfuieicn.

Nnlogen sur Geripcrthltng Der ail.
d%cnabidllc itu0 idon in - 5ta0ten
mt elmer @eionmtbcpolferung pom
is giIlionen Ginmobnern, cinaefilhrt
mo 0urd 3ahleu miro bemieIcn 0aB
olcie &crperthuna aui ilber $1,000.
600 iabrlIdl 3l peronitIagcn lit un0
onB ein GROCER 8ro3cntiab oieicr aus
Den Nbiaacn pro0u3irtcn Stofic bon
Ser Rcgicrung oireft iiir Die 0criteI.
hing pom Vtrnition q~cbralldlt miro.
IN ucridieoeacu Std0ten miro aud
ifon nit Ser @elpinnumq Don nj
cobol i'm @robcn ais ocn Niiheuab-
falIen crpcrimcntirt, uno e9 lit fcit.
QcTtelt 0nb oo5 alti oicic Weile &c
monncnc AIcohoIproouft circm bod
Qrn0iQcn ans 8ctreioe g|cponncnen
NlcoboI uidlt nadlitcbt.
Nbcr iclbit in 0cn Std0ten, sic.
lpie onqeacbcnl NnIngcu sur &ermcr-
thunQ pom 3iItennbidIlcn hobcn, acht
pieI p~erlorcn, mclI 0icic Nbi0ae nidt
Don Den onocren getrennt mer0en
Iic9 bcoertet Ioltt 4nQnbcn einen
&crlliit pom 100000 Qiuno 1ctt
i%tofIcL tua5 glcid)bcocuteno nit T..
100000 Niuno NitroqIpcerin fiir 3
100000 @cid)oiie mare, Auberoenl
ncbcu Tcttiduren mir $4,000. 900
Stiid Sciic unb 22.500 (onucu Elm
Ger oabei perloren. Nn0crer Ahfoll
maa ia oltf ieincn Wcrtb hobcr. nber
0ieIcr Wcrtt mie aud Der Wcrth ser
GiidlenobIduc aebt Dcrlorcn. men1
bcioeS qemiidlt miro, Die Eeront-
mortunq iiir 0cn NusinIl miro iomit
Qan3 oui olc SdluItcru Der Suns
fEdu qetu0I3t.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-08-16

ocriorqeu haben mo oa3 N,itrcbCn
unier Gon6 aud mad Dem ar;ele Don
Der Gjniubr fiinitIid,en Iuuger3 mt.
obbduqiq gu MAIDEN, bobeu 81 in.
terciortcn Experimental geiiibrt,
ocrcn RciuItote it'd duBerIt Qiin'tiq
teller. Van bat II q. feItgeitent, 6aB
Die bc0eutcn6en 5orflagcr, Die lid an
picler Crtqn in ben Der. Stooten
fipocn oortrcfiIi6es 0iinqermotc,
rial Iiciern fonnen uno onb Sips
peltcr lid i'm ltebcriIttB bietet,
cbcniaQs Glnnente eutbdlt. Die 3ur
4ufbeiieruug beg 9o6ers beitroqen
I'm Sabre 19t7ftn0 ritt rUeniqer
oIs % 2G3 Eonncn 4rnItoijuaer ans
Tori bcr1citent mor6eu, foIt % Gro
sent mehr nIs i'm oorhergeben6en
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-08-16

Sol. g. in &, no. - Milo sic
luolIcn miiien wie man DilIgur-
ten emmnht. WtittcIgroBe qrilne
@urten Icat man 81 Stumoen iu
trtldea Moller, trodne tie ob ltno lege
lie nit @einbldttern un0 0in 61rd]-
ld)id)tct lit eitcn iaubercn Steinfruq.
@lcroui fod)e man SoI3Iufe, aieBe lie
hciB ilber Die @urfen uno IaIIe tie
i'bcr Nad,t oomit iteben; am an0ereu
mloracn QieBt man ole Qate mieoer
oopon uno fod)t 0icicIbc gum ultoern-
mol. qibt lie fodlcno iiber sic 8lir.
ten Sc LANCER man sic @urfen oltf.
jltbcrpohren miinidlt, oeito better lit cs
nod cinem 3piihenraum BON 30
<ogen Die 5Sliiiigfeit otter u~uf;uto.
den. @lu mar inociIen Snl,qur.
fen nit Gin iebr bol0 qebraithen, 10
~llber9leGe mo tie nit elmer nur
ltfnohcn SoI3Iofe (aui > Guort
@o'ier cine &nnonou SaI3), 6ie man
Qefoft bat un0 erfnIten IieB: gum
ldnaeren Tufbepobren mad]t man sic
SoI3lotc ooppeIt 70 itarf.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-08-16

@cidmad ser 3iegenmild pO1itdnOiJ
Quageidlofen.
9tid1t iclteu beitcht Der Vtnngcl
ser 3icgcnmIIh MIR III Der gIHbIl-
Dung, User geatu 3iegenmildl cine
2lbneiQung bat mo meiB, OoB cr Iol-
DIE Dor iih hat. DEM itmeft lie mo-
titrlid) nldt. IrInft cr uber u%buunqS.
los Elm @lu3 3iegenmildl. 10 meint
er. Die QebnltreihIte allbmilh GIT ge-
nicBcn.
So. Der @chnlt modt9, - Sic
3icqenmiIh Itebt Ser Suhmild) i'll
8eihmod fcinc5ipegs nnd; tie 1T TO-
gar nuhrhoiter. Gen @cuei3 ooiiir
liefcrt sic Gbotiahc, 6oB Guben Sic.
gcnmilf ser <bmiIdl Uor3lcbcn, uno
IN 3ooloqiihcn 8drten oic Iuisudlt
ncugcborcncr 8hiere aucr 8ottunacn
nit 3icqcumild) om erfolgrcidIten lit.
~8ciBmilh lit ooS bette nah
Meibesmllt" ihrcibt Ser critic
lanopirthihoftlidc Sd)riitIteIer
Gonrao pon MeQcnberqS Gr b1It
ouh oie 3icgenmiIh mir Sic bette
ainocrnabrung. @cute iorocrn Sic
Ner5tc oic gruGbrunq oc8 S0u0.
Ii1Q5 NIT 3icQcnmliIh. mcnn sic Mrt-
ter bebinoert lit, i'm ielbIt GIT It'll
len.