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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-12-30
CITY NEWS.

Read Sullivan & Auwerda's ad.
Dance New Years night, Wood
man hall Agnes orchestra.
Sunday was sunny, warm win
ter day that attracted many Keokul
people out of doors.
u. G. T. dance, New Years eve
Woodman halI-Rights OF admission
strictly reserved
Mrs. r. D. Buss and son JohI
Russell, have gone home to Center
vile. accompanied by Miss Rosemar,
Finigan who will visit at Centeryills
for several weeks.
The will Of Mrs Melissa J
Wright was opened and read in the
district court this morning. Harvey
L. Beach was named as executor OF
the estate.
Dance New Years night, Wood
man hail. Agnes orchestra.
-Orville Bright of Blandinsville
Illinois, and iona Pensinger, of Ma
comb, were married at 3 o'clock on
Saturday afternoon by Justice E. e
Hawkes.. at his Office.
John Meister has sold to III. C.
Knapp a tract of twenty acres of land
in Jackson township, reserving a per
petual easement to a right of way
across the land to the public high.
way.
u. C. T. dance New Years eve
Woodman hall. Rights of admission
strictly reserved.
The funearl of Mrs. John N.
Sprott, who died from pneumonia on
Saturday, was held this afternoon at
the family home in Montrose with
burial In the Montrose cemetery.
CHARLES Radasch has returned to
Rock Island after having spent
Christmas with relatives in Keokuk.
Mrs. Radasch and daughter Dorothy,
will remain here for a longer visit
Sullivan & Auwerda direct you
to their ad in this paper. Do you
want beautiful coat for little
money?
in the last issue of the Daven-
port Democrat appeared the big head
lines, startling here in Keokuk and
especially around the fire depart.
ment: John Anderson Has Load of
Booze on Hand"
The funeral of Mrs Charlotte
Proctor was held on Sunday after
noon from the Bethel A M e.
church, Rev. c. r. Waters conduct
ing the service. Burial was in Oak
land cemetery. The pail bearers were
George Mott. H. c. Woodward John
w. Draine, Fred Jacobs, Albert Arm
strong, and w L. Green.
Sergeant Harry P. Smith, for
merly of the Sixth street fire station
and now of Camp Macarthur, at
Waco. Texas, willsleaye in few days
for that cantonment after spending a
leave of absence at home. He is in
charge of one of the three fire de-
partment stations at Camp Mac.
Arthur which has very modern fire
fighting equipment with Lieutenant
NJ. s. Marshall as fire marshal.
Rabbit hunting was very success
full yesterday when many hunters
were out and brought in bags of
from dozen to forty. Getting them
involved wading through very deep
snow and finding them in dugouts by
fence posts and in weeds and brush
1t was very hard work for the hunt
ers to get over the ground, but the
rabbits were plentiful. They are re-
failing in Keokuk at twenty-five
thirty cents each.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-12-30
promotjon for crowder.

limited Press Leased Wire Service
WASHINGTON, Dec, 3Q-A move.
ment is afoot today to make Provost
Marshal General Crowder a lieuten
ant general OF a full general.
Mixed UP with the movement is q
considerable amount of nationa! and
military politics. 1t is CLAIMED that the
republicans mainly favor the promo
ton
Some democrats allege that the pro
vost marshal general is man of ex
IRENE ambitions and that he has bull
UP considerable political machine in
cidental to his work
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-12-30
SWITCHMAN'S
FOOT CRUSHED
A Car Wheel Runs Over 1t in the
keokuk Yards and the Switch
man May Lose 1t by Am
putation.

DR.. II. A. Knnaman is trying to
save from amputation the foot of w.
e. Tellerman, q Burlington route
switchman who lives at 229 South Sew
enth street.
A car wheel ran over the foot in the
Keokuk yards Sunday morning about
o'clock and crushed it. The switch
man was taken to st. Joseph's hospi-
tai, and it will be known in a few days
whether his foot can be saved.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-12-30
Michioan ia Note on beer.

LANSING, Mich, Dec. 3O.-Sub-
mission to Michigan voters next April
of proposed constitutional amend
ment to permit the sale of beer and
light wine was virtually assured when
the state supreme court denied a Pc
tition for writ of mandamus to pre-
vent placing the amendment on the
ballot.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-12-30

More than 700 stores in New York
City have mutually agreed not to sell
German goods and display the sign
No German-made Goods Sold Here"
Several big stores are included in the
verboten list
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-12-30
Victor Rcraers Trial.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service. ]
CHICAGO. Dec. 30.-The trial OF
Victor Berger and four other socialist
leaders, charged with violations OF the
espionage laws, was to enter It's
fourth week here today Irwin St John
Tucker author of much socialist liter
AZURE, was to resume the standFour OF
the defendents-all except Berger
have taken the stand in their own
defense.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-12-30
Write to the Senators.

Keokuk people are writing the sec
rotary of war to please hurry up that
shipment of Hun artillery.
They are also writing Congressman
Kennedy and Senators Kenyon and
Cummins to keep a weather eye open,
and while representing and senator
ing about taxes and peace treaties
and the like not TO fail to get in and
through a bill containing Keokuk as
one of the recipients of a couple of
Boche cannon.
The two. mortars now defending
Rand parR from attack by a naval
force on the Mississippi river were
secured by Congressman Sam NJ.
Clark from the government years ago.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-12-30
on Canadian List.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service ]
OTTAWA, Ont. Dec. 3o.-The fol
lowing Americans were mentioned in
today's casualties list in Canada:
Prisoner of war, repatriated:
t. S. Chambers, Los Angeles, Calf.
w. IL Preston, Los Angeles, Calf
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-12-30

Chicago's board Of education last
week marketed $500, 900. worth of five
per cent. school bonds at premium
of s12,760. Two high schools will b
built with the proceeds of the sale.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-12-30

A list of exporters of underwear in
the Philippine Islands can be obtain.
ed from the bureau of foreign anS
domestic commerce or it's district or
cooperative Offices by referring to
file No. 9467.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-12-30
American ship Ashore.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.
+ LONDON, Dec. 30.-The American
steamship Tenadores is ashore on the
Isle Dieu, In the Bay of Biscay,
Lloyd's reported today. Her passen-
gers are being removed
The Tenadores is a United Fruit
liner of 1882 TONS
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-12-30
CARD OF THANKS.

We wish to thank our friends and
neighbors for their kindness during
our recent bereavement; also for the
beautiful floral offerings
EMANUEL PROCTOR AND FAMILY.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-12-30
NO PAPER NEW YEARS DAY.

There will be no issue of The
Daily Gate City New Years day.
Business in the city will be practi-
cally suspended for the day. Mer-
chants should arrange to get their
copy for pre-inventory sales adyer-
tisements into the hands OF the
printer at the earliest possible hour
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-12-30
Boyd Began the Business.


Reduced to its lowest terms these
things are the substance of letters
going this week to Secretary Baker
of the war department.
J. o. Boyd started it and started
1t right.
Weeks ago, he took up the matter
of getting some Hun artillery for
Keokuk. The war department an
swered that all it had in this country
are in the war exhibits. and there is
very little on this side of the At
lantic.
In the end, Secretary Baker told
Mr. Boyd that he has asked General
Pershing to send over here all the
cannon and other captured military
souvenirs he can without interfering
with his other work.
Then he passed the buck by saying
later that as soon as Pershing sends
a shipment, congress will be asked
10 distribute it. This would put it
up to Congressman Kennedy and the
Iowa senators to deliver the goods.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-12-30
BOCHE CANNON
NEEDED HERE
keokuk Ought to Have Couple or
Three as Souvenirs of Ineffi-
cheney Of Hun Military
Machine.
TO LOOK WE'LL IN PARK
Keokuk is Going After Some Of Hun
ArtirIery In Way That Makes
Her Get What She
Wants.

sKeokuk wants some Boche cannon
to set up in a park"
Keokuk's history in all wars. from
the Blackhawk war, which Chief Keo-
kuk tried to prevent. through the
civil war when it was one of the most
important military centers in the
north, conducted five big hospitals
and gave many soldiers from privates
to major generals, to the world war
when it sent more surgeons to the
army per population than any other
town or city and about doubled It's
allotment for the Red Cross, besides
giving in excess of its quota to all
war aids-this history makes it in
cumbent on the war department to
send Keokuk some German cannon
IF you haven't got any now, have
Pershing send some over, and then
ship one or two right on to Keokuk."
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-12-30
CARD OF THANKS.

wish to thank the Catholic Ladies
of Charity for their Christmas re-
membrance to my mother.
/ EMANUEL PROCTOR.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-12-30
"RED TAeo AND JAN. WHITE SALE

FED AZ AMI JAIN. WITT Z SALE
Clever discounts entire dry goods
department. White sale discounts silk
and muslin underwear. Red Tag
dress, coat and suit sale, SO, SIS, 500
to S35, garments formerly selling
1858 to $50. New early spring party
waists and dresses ,on display
LOWTTZ. See windows
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-12-30

When. answering advertisements
please mention The Daily Gate City.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-12-30
ALWAYS THE SANE.
-EDC!ROWIT
Rp1y..~N
A9STEEL cUT1N
rne COFFEE WITT.
The1emPtfng 1asts

this week, and the trip this year was
advanced in time to enable him to eat
that dinner before his term expires.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-12-30

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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-02-01


2iniIuiicn mcrocu, miro IN cincu Nr-
itcl cilca dcmildlcu tSohbIattcS oe9
lGuaercn bchan0elt. Is bcjBt oo M
,r auoerem: Ser IN ben Nerih.
ten pom meltlid)en &rleg3ldaupIobf
10 hGufig gcnonnte Snrtmonnameilcr.
fopf 5lim @ciipiel maft hellte einen
gang aubercn GinorIld oils Dor Dem
&riege. Gie emit oidt belpoIocte &up.
)c III fobl %geporoen; mcnige iibrig.
lcbIiebcnc @uimit0mme betoncn 0cn
,tontrnit sur frleoliden &crgan0cus
belt nod, it1rfer. SSli anocrcn @caen-
ocn Der Sront finoet aus miIit0ri-
if)el o0Cr anocren &iltiihten cine
llunmuBige Nbbol5lung itntt. WPon-
irm 5hier miro oaourt Die Sein-
itdttc qcrnuht; Die ihrer Ncitcr unh
SoriteH beraubten &ogcl iltd)en lid
onoere SicolungspldBc, Ser BON
@ru1oten ourdlpiibltc @ooeh miro
ouf Innge 3eit bon Dem Iuitigcn, lc.
benoigGn Sreiben elmer unberiihrten
Notltr aciuie6en mer6cnL Dcnn Der
@olobeitano lid iiberbonpt au erhoIeu
uermag."
Qie 9chcututg oeS @oIoe5 ober
fiir Ncgulirung 0cs @oiIeritonoc&
Ser @cbirQSbdde nuo Sliliie lit be
fcunt. Gic @Gloer mirfen
5lpor auf oic luuittcIbore Spei.
ilug ser 6Iiiiic nid)t nem@prrth Gin.
lie entfultcu obcr qcro0c Damn ihrc
Mirtiumfcit. ipcnn iie bcionoers no
tbig lit, nonleutlih im6rilhling, olrdl
Die porilbcrCqhcn0c Nuinnbme 0c2
acknowledgements int @oIo6o0en
un0 Die ooourh beOin9tc &crlouq-
iauum1 ocs AbiIuiie$. Gbenio miro
I'M ~iSriibliug Scr Sdncc itorf 3u-
r~ildgehulten. Ger ourh sic unoll5.
geicbte Standardization 0robenOeu
@efobr Der @ooen3ertliiitlng miro
6o0urdl erbcblih cntgegcuqenrbeitct,
ltadl Der Gntmolounq itilr5t 0aqegcu
in ocn &ohgebirgcn Ole Oiinuc arume
@o0cu nit icoem @emitterrcQcn SIT
Gbol unO qibt icglider &cgetotion
iumlcr mciigcr AniieOlungsmoglidl.
feitell. Go8 ltngchiuoert ber9nb itiir-
5enoe Moiier pcrgroBert Die @eiobr
Der llebcrihmcmmntng.
Gin biSbcr nod menig bcnhteter
@ciid)tspunft, ortf Den Die Ghcmifer.
5citung gall5 beIonbcrS @cruift le9t,
ulo spar nit alien &ed,tc, lpic uts
ideint. lit Die &eron0erung ser de
miihen 3niommeniebung 6cs 9oocns
ourd Die un9lnliblifen Men9en 81
len, Die in Der aampi5onc lid obla.
germ. Cine Ginlpirfung oieies 81
icns ouf Die @egetotion lit nidlt aus
geihloiien mo mag i'm 2oufe Der
Sabre 5u bohIt merfmiiroiscn Gr-
gcbniiien fiihren.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-02-01
Snppe ubne Slciidl.

Ncoorf: 4 groBe aortoffcln, 1 mel
&c Hilbc, > Stougen Scaerie. 3 gclbe
Hiiben. > tlcine 3miebcln, ~ 5hec.
l0ficl poa Butter ODER 9lbiflopfiett
Sol5 uno 4icfier not8eitmod. Wan
ihdIe Ole 3miebeIn. Die 9tiiben uno eli.
ne aortoiiel, poifc iic gut un0
idlnci0e tic, ucbit Dem Scucrie in tlei.
ne Stilfdcn.
Man ld)0lc sic onocren 3 &artoi-
feln mo tod)c tic, bis tic idGn mcih
limo, 0onl uchmc man lie herolts, Sn
Dos &nrtofieImaiier Qcbc man Damn
Die anoercu 3lthatcn mo todlc lie,
bis lie 5icnllif mcih iiuo. Qonn gcbc
man Die uorhcr gefohten Sn%rtoficln
oarolt, nud)0cm lie nit Ger Butter
gor3 gIott 5croriift mur0cn. @enn
m0aIih giebc mon Damn Wilh Do.
ran, lniie Is qcruoe nod)mol5 5unl
Sie0cpunft tommcn un6 Ierpicrc Die
Suppc beib.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-02-01
Nnf HUmlaoen.

NrBrouIooclt, ollh 9tuBitru0cl &C.
nount, ld)nlcfcu cbenio gut 81 Sbcc
o0er &offcc, mic 81 @ein ODER 3lnt),
mo lino int Scr 8creitunq nIht ihlpiC-
rig ber5uitcllcn. Wion modt eincn
Ieiftcu @eientcig, rolf i'm fciu aus,
hcitrciht i'm nit Butter noer nit
@onig, beitrcut i'm nit feingebod-
ten NiiIier, Ole nit 3ufer un0 3lmmt
pcrmiiht limo, rout i'm 5ilIommell
uuo Iegt ocn Strlioel ouf onS gut
nit Butter bcitrif)enc Brett; loBt ibu,
leift nit cinem Suh 5ltgebedt, oil
narmcm Srte allfgeben uno bodt ibn.
Nadl 0elieben fam man oieie Houe
nit geidllngenem eigelb bcitreid]en.
9antit ooS gigelb peiter reid)t, SER
flopft man es erit tiidtig nit WildJ
ODER @oiier (5mei babe GieridaIen
pou.)
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-02-01

mcbI ais Der &cig onuinumt. iolpie >
bis y. lln5cn aeriniicne9 Hino3fetr,
mas ben Scig GllBerit geifmeiOig
madlt, mo cine Eriie Slider uno oo$
nothigc Sails bin5Igefiigt. Ser Seia
muB, mdbreno man imncr ctmos
VebI unteritreut. 10 langc bcorbci.
tet perocu, bis er lid gang pom sc.
ihirr abloit; nofoem IGBt ma i'm
cine Stun0e itebeu, 0omit oaS Ytebl
qlieuen fam. Mit Dem 20ifeI itidt
man flcine Sl0Be ob. Ole ma III TO.
denoes Sol5pniier wirft. uno ioboIo
Tie foder, pom 6cuer 5uriid5iebt, nm
lie Damn, etipa 10 Winuten nad Dem
Ginlegcn, rcft beiB 5ll ierpireu. Gieie
aloBe limo III ibrer Nrt ctpus gan5
&or3iigIihcs.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-02-01
pie Uerf6ceuoernng oes 2Itc6piePes.

pieb nedielt MIR ieinen Stanoort,
miro ieood) nidt abgeIhafft mo buu-
erno Ger Milher5eugung %ent5ogen.
so tperoen 3. 9. 9erabe aus DEM
norolifen (beil bes Staates Sainois
urlo aus @isconiin 5oblreide Wildl.
fiibe icbt mad Dem @cIten u11o Sitoen
bin perfollit, nm IN bieien Geaenocr,
oicNtilmirtbidoft nelt 81 begriinben.
Nus oieicm 5erritorium iino i'll Den
letten Wouaten gan5egSogenlo0unaeIl
@ollteiucr uno 8uernieps 5lir Be
griinoung uno @erbelierung Scr
Wtilhmirtbidoit III 0en iiiolid)en unh
n%eitlid,cn Staaten perianot moroen.
Gen 3iidtcrn iolden &icbes lit Elm
gutter 9rets iid)er, uno Dem 2anot
fam ourd sic Iusbreitung Scr
MiIhpieb5udt uno beS Mtilfnnirtf'
idoftsbctricbeS MIR geoicut mer6crl
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-02-01

9rult nnd) itnten III cine ldnglihe
&aiieroae, oeren @oocn nit cinigen
Sheibeu ourfnpohieucn Sped mo
eiuigen Standardization belegt lit.
9a3u fitgt man etmnS in Stiide &C.
id1nittcne8 @ur5elperf, elm Stielhen
g%ebriibten 8ciIuB, Sola 8feifer-
llno @etuIr3F6rner mie 1 Quart 8ai.
fer mo ldBt Ole @ans gllt 5ugeoedt
Iangioln II Stunoen OGmpien, brebt
fie nm, begieBt tie, gibt nod etlpo8
fodenoe3 @aiier oo5u uno ldBt lie
nofnoI3 / bis ~ Stitnoe leift
idn1oren tpobei iie ofters nit ser 9rii
he iiberfifllt mer6en nuuB. @em oos
Gleiih U0uia meid lit, miro eS ber-
oitsgcnommcn, oie 9rilbe entfettet,
hltrdy ctn Sieb Qeriihrt. nit ettuos
III Butter braun geroItctem Wtebl
oiflid) getodt, ior9iom obgeifumeft
mo iiber ole trandirtc Cans gcfiilt,
81 ser utalt 8rottortoffelu reidt.
&(ehnlid) last lid and Elm after Sur-
fen bcbnuocln.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-02-01

Dem ein5lgen llnteridieo, ooB infoIge
oes boben 6~ettgebolts fem @odictt
notbig lit. Gic @ohnel miiiIen ctwas
ldnger getodlt mcroen un0 ionten
5ltm Baden 3molf Stunoen lang
eingemeiht mer6cn. Wiu man 0ic
Sholen entferlteil, 10 mirit MAJ ole
@obnen, nohoem man tie Elm poor
WflnIten gcfoht bot. in foltes @oi
Ter. Scbr noblidmedeno iin0 gc-
ioI5cne mo %geroItctc Sojobohnclt, DC.
rem 8cidJnof DEM ser %gcroitcten
0fanoeln gIeidfommt. 3u oicienl
3mede pcrocn Die 8obncn 3moli
Stunoeu lang in itarf gciol5enem
WoIIer cingemeiht, obgegoiicn uu0
Damn in friihem @oiicr Gin Stltnoc
lang gcfodt. 9ie Saucc miro bier.
oui ab9e9oiien un6 oic 9ohncn II,
elmer ilaheu 0forne I'M beiBen Glen
(bei %oifcner Sbiirl ger6Itet. nobel bar.
olti gcoftet mcroen muir, oab tic nidlt
onbreniicn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-02-01

fitr milnidcualpCrtb crtl0rt. &elttc,
oa Der HreiS Der aub Nfild, 10
cnlpfiuolidl bod gcgougcn iit. folgcll
uicle oicier Ynrcqung, Ole irilher
gleid9iiItig geblicben marcn. 9lber
.eS mare nidlt ihmierig. oicicC hiergud,t
nod meitcr GIT entuidcln, oumit lid,
Ielbit Su helfcn uno aid circn pdtrin=
tiidlen 9eitrog 5ur GrbobuuQ Der
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 81 licicru.
Seocr, Der e@ lid lciiten tnmt, cine
Stub 5I erhaltcn, Ser fam gou5 gut
edit 3icgen haltcn; obcr picIc f0nhcn
elm oocr 5pci, o0er ieIbit mchr Bic.
gen 5ieben. 0ieic p%eritGnoiacn, luiti-
gen Sbierc, bon onaencbmcm Sempe-
rament, poiicn iih foIt icbcr Gage,
in Ole lie gcbrodt meroen. lcidt an,
mag aud Elm &interhof ODER gar MIR
Elm fleincr lluteritono, an oen tie qe.
blmoen iino. ibrc gonSc Melt biIocn.
sic limo oontbor aid fiir 6o9 biBt)cu
Nufmerfiomfeit, oaS ibuCn gcpohn.
lid erniclen miro. in0 bictcn 5u &c
ringcn Soften bcIIcrcn Gicnit, ais
ir9cub cine Der ioibionabcIitcn Roi
icntiibc.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-02-01
Tie Nnsmabl Der ;3%ndJIeutcu.

Der Gnten3uhtsr lollte c%lIdhrlid,
isiue QroBten uno istenstrdItl9iten
1iere auspdfIen. um lie nit Dem
speiten Sabre CUR 3u4t gu uerlDsn
ben. Die Ser s~njIbriger Gnttn
iino CUR 3u6t iolder 2itrs Oor8u
3ieben, Die man ihon m6 10 ooer
IA Uoten permdrttet oena IN Der
periooe, IN Der man Die sic: Sc
6raudt. pom /. Sapuar bis gum |
,5uni. le9sn is oul rlsibi8itsn. Die
Ser Der 3lpsiidbrloen ISnt.n limo our
3idtuu9 Der iunaen 3uuttisrs. biz
Ils Ginid6rigs bic Ser iir pie Gid
tunq res Wortt9silii9sls lsgen ioIsn
oor3u8iehsn. 9isis Brnris '6ist bic
5dar qep0buIit oOn Sntdrtuua uni
srbdlt ben S6ln9. ionic Die fir Elm
ral6es Wdhstum Der Iunqen Sierf
Inpntbehrlihe qshprsfroft
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-02-01
llcberua seoei6t and bic 3icsc nidt.
Sfeif6p0Rern o,tf ser Sorm.

iticht i'll folgcnorr @ciic: Nuf ic
100 Yf0. 6lciIt uimmt ma ! 8i0.
&odinl5, 5 Yf0. braullen 3uder. 10
Huge SaIpttcr unn 4 @nI(onen g9oi.
Ter. Niles miro 5uiaml,cn ulli5 ,Scu,
cr Gcbr0dlt un0 IL lonac Qtfoht, bis
'it fcinc llnrcinIihtcitcn ntchr oui
Der Cbcrilahc 5ciqcu. g8dhrcuo ncS
&pdcns miro ser iid oniomneln0s
Shnlm iorNidlti0 obQcidl0pit. Bel
gen lid feline decentralization mchr.
10 miro Die 2otc pom 17cllcr ocnon
men uno an einclt Gloe qcitcllt, mo
tic Id)ncll mo grilnoIidl ubfiihlt; Iic
mllB %ooIlitdn0iq toIt fem. mcrlt iic
dltt oos TIciih 0caoiicn miro. 81!
Nlciihitiifc wcrocn m0aIihit 0idlt
N~lciIdllcitc on 6lciihicitc. in oo:
,Snb QelcGt ulO Damn Die 2ufc ooriiber
0tNo1lcn, Die obcritcn Stildc ipcrccr
nit eincm Inubcrcu Stcin bci.tmcrf
mo nltb Damn 6ic Siiiiiigtcit lptnio.
cltltS cincu Boil bod uleS 6Iciidl be.
ocdcn. Go8 6oB mlib Gin cincm rilh.
len, ober froitircicn Grtt itcbcr, luo
refine, trodcnc 2ltit hcrridt. GoS
Glnlegcn ncS 6Iciidc$ iout1 udbreno
folten @etterS qcihcben.
@eseu SdimmeIbilbuag.
Srob 9cnolten GinboItens Der 0coc,
bcnen &orId,riitcu fommt cS Dor, noI
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-02-01
Die Siege ors @rlab fir sic &ub.

Sic 3icgen i'm ofrci BON IlIbcrflt.
Ioic cine Shatlad)c. Die idlun ullcin
idlrucr ms @cmitt f0lt - un0 ihrc
Y3llh enthult fciuerlci G~runfbeitS
tclnle mo tit irci uon olcn unit0Bis
gen Gicihmud, mas man uon Der
&Iihmild nidlt inmer IuQen fa1tr.
tSiIiir 2ildleuSluCdc i~lbcrtrifft Die Bic.
acnmiIh. lpClde ichr fcttrcid lit, bel
mcItcm Die HubmiIdl: tie lit alldl iiir
Sduqllngc ichr gut, mcHl ser 6cttacs
bolt cntiprcdlct0 ucrmiHoert miro.
&m itbrigen iino Die ,Fcttfiigcldcn
flriuer uuo ihr udbr aocr @chalt lit
Nlcihm0biacr ucrthGIIt. oI3 bel Scr
&uhmiId. "a Scr Hdbm uidt nod
mcbrihln0igcm Stchcn on Ole Cher.
iIdhe Iteiqt. Scr mcituerbrritctc
0Iatbe, oaB sic Wiilh ciucu .5icacn-
hoiteu @ciacidmnd~ babe, lit Elm
u0aig mnbcariiuoetcS %orlirtbcil. Sm
&erfouf Der 3icgeumiIt) itctcn groBc
Erofitc.
Nm bcitcu lit oic 3iegcnmilh,
lpcnm ooS Ihicr ihou brcimol SSunoe
q%ciporicu he; Wdhreto Der criten
pier WoHutc, rndl0cm Is aciltngt. lit
6 bel boiler Wtildl, uno in OieIer
3cit gibt c5 mituutcr uuhc5u 3lpci
Guort. Splitter gcht oicie Mcngc
IangIam oui ciu GlInrt pro Gag Sll-
rid Nadl Sem iiebcuten Sabre 1T
Die bette 3cit Ser NiiitIidlfcit porbci.
llcberaI aeoeibt and Die 3icar nidlt.
Mou borf in Scr 9nnohmc, oar
Die Siege iiberou qeoeibc mo ie0c@
6llttcr gut Ncntg fir lie lei, bod,
nidt 3l melt gcbcn. 9n9 bette lit
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-02-01

mltte 6diIer, u%Iililcu mebrcrc @ohcn
por Dem Sdlnttcn omrh 9llabriihcn,
onrdl micocrhoItc5 1%Silllcn nit NaIicr
9rilnolldl g%crciniQt merocn. Scbr 5t
cmpfchIcn lit elm Nnitridl ser ,$nncn-
lcitcn oe5 F0feIioiicS nit Galftiundlc.
G@ bIcibt mcbrere Gage ournit itcbcll
mo miro Damn micoerboIt oll5acbriiht
mo ouagcmoihcn. Sn oerieIbcn g8ci-
lc miIIicn neiie Sdiier b~elanoclt mcr.
oen, oencn nod, b~cionoerS oltrd 0itc-
res @rncilcrn ocS 5iinpolicrs ser
@oIjgeihmof geuommen mcr0en
muB. <r5 Dor zen StIodltcn tucr.
ocn Die 6Giier Damn nit fohcnoer 81.
oolouge oltSgebriibt uno ousqebiir-
ltet mo nit foItem 8aiier nodae,
ipilIt.
Sic 9crcitung,per @ofclIafc &C.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-02-01

AIb. u. in e.. MiS. - So, sic
Snipectoren ser y7oirp ono 5000
Gommiiiion" iino entidIoiicn. Dem
iogenonnten oStopfen" Der @iib.
llcr por Dem Abifllohten gum Der.
tauf 0n5 mebr ODER ipcni1er OILS ein
allgemeine9 8ctrligSipitem genomnt
meroen fam, ein Gnoc SIT MAIDEN.
IS mur0c BON Der 0ch0roc gciaqt,
oaB oicies Speitm oIQcmcin bel tSor.
mern I'M Shmungc lit. Ole an 6lei.
ihcr Der Staot ocrfaufen, un6 ooB
ooourd) Ole ad1ifcr uicIc WoIe non
ocn 6~leiid)ern, obnc 0aB oicie cs iclbit
milien betrogcn mcr0en. Gin S>n~
ipeftor bciuftc fiirSIid) Worgen@
einen 5leiihcrIooeu IN WoOiion mo
funo BORT Elm &uhn, 0ciicn uongc-
itopitcr aropi 512 lln3c moq. Ga oo@
@ciornmtgemid}t 6es @uhnc8 3mei
8funo betrrg, 10 crIitt Ger aduicr
cincn 0crIuit BON II Bro3cnt onl
@ctpiht. GomntiiiionGr @corQc 5
NcigIc crfl0rte ON iolgcnocn Nor
gen. onB oic Toirp uno Isooo Com
milton c~rircut icin nitroc. mcnn tic
in iold)cn TdIlcn bcnadrid)tigt Mir.
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