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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-04-19

~ 1tun0en an cincm harmon Crtc
0ufbClpohrt, Iarouf Ioit moU / ltu
SEN &iaum, odt ltu5en NodioI} lmo
> ltuj,n @@oIorotue in gcntl mar.
mem Hcdcnpaiicr nui, NM 0us6Cu 81,
bcocdcn Mjcr miro oa9 Gtu II 5tun-
Den lang cInAcmeid)t Damn 0uagcrut-
gen mo }un Erotncu uuigeb0nat
Mcnn 0n2 tfcQ trotcu lit, miro Is in
DER 5uIctt nu~acgcbcncn @ciir loh
einiacmaIe clnacucItt. bis Is. uc,ln
Qctrodnet, biHrcidlrno meid) it, Gle
imIerc Scjtc miro Damn nit i,inrn
Snnopnpicr qlott gcricbcn
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-04-19
Ger Sd)iucrpnnft Der Sbee,

gs orauate iidl in mir Der Oe0on-
IL uno bic Wuhnrno oltf: IS iolte
Ser Sdmerpu1ft Scr (50ee mchr, ia
qer mir qGnjIid). mi Oereoclten
ols ollT req THIRTEEN Gichiton0
qclcat mcroen, Ser Gorpcrbuu
ielbit ioutc moBgebcno icin, oh EN-
hohcr VreiS Qercdticrtigt 1T ODER
niht. Cine regi1trirte Sub fam u c r.
e0elt fem o0cr altdl ntht t. IoB
lie ais reinroiiiu I'M Recor6bltd1 elm.
qeIhricben iii, bclpelit nod gar lld)t
0ab lie pcreoclt lit. Sd mcr0e aber,
in0enn i'd micine Grf0brllngcn nit
@iinftlihfeit mic0erqebe. ~Qebuhren0
in 0etrofrt 3iehe,l. onB hter3ulonoc
Sem rcgiltrirtcn 0Ieb mchr Nutn1crf-
Iamfcit in Ser Iiittcrlna un6 BileQe
dcniomet moroen 1T. ltuo miro, ais
Der iog. yGommnn Scrub@" mo oc@-
hoIb sic GrItercn lid 0cnlentiprcfcno
in cincnt. Inn 6icicr (hdtiodc rpegen.
bciicrcm Staoium lih bcflnocn mu'.
len. 9ics miro Damn obor aud mie=
Ser 0iscontlrt ourf oic HcQcl, o0cr
bcIicr qciagt Nofltbcil, oob icoer
Sor0fljna bon Den NolIblut Ra''cn
ohnc Mcjtcre5 ais mertbpoQ bc3cid).
net, ocrfauit un5 3ur 3ud)t pcrrncn.
0et miro. QleihQiiltiq Oh oo3u fnbll
ODER nidt. Mobei 0onu hei 0on 9rcu.
ourdcn ODER Common Stof". hie'er
llcbcIiton0 mcbr ouagcihaItct blribt,
inhcm mon in Ser 4ui3uft me6r
mdhleriid, ocrfdhrt rno min6crmcr.
thiQe qdlber mad ser Stodporo
hrinQt.
Wonte ih 6ie GrQcbniiic r1ciucr
Grfabrunqen meter n%u5lcqeu, 10 Mir
81 id ia1gn muIIen, tpenn mon icjner
8iehTtono p~erbeiiern mil. Uo mt itt
cntid,fo''en boi ocu rcQiitrjrtcn Roiicn
Sic Nnhl Az t~rcifcu, OF Ioiie mon it'd
Sic botrcfIcr0nr 3hiere Hif)t NM
u~rfchcn idsifen. ion0cru ache
Irfh5t hin I'm 5eIidtiQe oigieIbcr
pcri0ulih. 7ic 0obe I'M God foiier
1T INNER elm llebclton6, es lei 6cnr
man fcrre Sen Giqeuthiimer mo 'ci
~ llr1'+in0e qCnnu OILS northciiho't
gaerr Oonu bos onqaprjciGne S;ii-
nirffiA RS .Wo6en" beitet mo ol.
rors'qlifoft GiaenihoTten corhon
o~r 'ia,A, sic eiuen hobcn Nr';s or
heiifor. obrohI oann Gnttulidlln
| oer 0enuoh nift alsgcifloiien 'iG0
70 If cs nohl nm Slate, cjneu hohe'
! 8ertA Sornui gu le5eu, 0enn DE Ger
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-04-19

mo Dies SIT ic0cr Sohrea5cit, ibreuI
&iehitaio qcnilgeno GYlltter 5ur Ier.
iiiglng geitclIt. oieicuileu, pcIhc ein
bisdeu i'll Der @lbel aeIeicu: Ser ocs
rcdltc erbnrmt lid icirle@ &icbe9"
uip. umo Den lhicrcn Qeiun0c uno
morue 9ebouiulg i'll @llltcr un0 81
leoer 3cit menn Is notbia mar, tur5,
iadlfunoigc Hiltge ouge0ciben lic6en,
lic marcn e, meld)e Die bcitcu RciuI-
tote erjieIten.
Ger gr0Btc Shoorn abcr rullr0c
ocrltriod)t oltrdl 5eitpciIige$ Gorben-
luilcu 0ea &icbitou0c5. Mcnn J. g.
I'M sSriibiohr oa@ quite @ctter it'd per
5iebt, Dos Gutter miro fnopp, OFT ichr
tnapp, 6us &jeh miro hiuotageIaiIcn
III ScIo uno g9alo, NO nidlt2 I'll Tin
ocn lit ais oiirre9 &altb ulo abqc
Itol0ene 0ro5boImc, meiitcn2 nod
Del nnBfoltcm Mettcr, piellclft id)ou
III ohnehin in rcft mugercm 3ultunoc
cine Sub, sic nod gar Elm &nlb pcr-
len ioQ. iold}c5 Nicb uutb Ierlutcr
fonntcn un0 n~llcrhan0 @cbrcfcn un0
aronthcitcn pcrocu iih eiuitclcu.
mo M,cttrr fon,n,t nit ,c;nsr 0ir,..
f1ne n hyo,,4+ r;u rb;cr ,ro; 1ro.
note lana am lid cinIgermoEcn ME
Ser nui Sic @ciut gu n~0ofttru". Ia
hcirt'., din mcni,ar Wiah hoItr,
nScr mcbr QIcr bo,,c, o6,r haihes
.
~'e 'd|oH''ei' NecF0eh.
Tie %ld1onlten mo protItabtIlteu
Screen nber hobe Id b%cobod}tct, M
5. =. oi1IcIbc pen elmer 2llljlacn ror
5u0lIdl d~tt2crtpdnltcu St0mnlnultter
C&oubint oocr nIdlt %oIlblut) gejlidl-
let morocn. uno Damn imalerjit, nm
&njuft Sit pcrme'oen. Ocmcntlprc.
dtn0 quite 3ltd)tbuien pon Nu6cn hcr
pcrlpenoct moroen lino. NIlcS Dies
obcr erToroert 3tIt, @solllo INN Wins
0ducr,
Gin ein,ioes lPol MN iplt, ib Fl
nes 93clicrrn brlebrr mer0ep Iles
mor inn g,,rr Nor,+n 6ir ocn,iIrr
5rrr barrett eiu opmeicncr Fojlronb
Gouluftcur. brod,tc mir RON Bios
orci 0iihen ebcnio viel Mild) ME
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-04-19

6Ijtt1r 81 rtIdlCn, ~
init itc Mild in RcuiiQeu0cr Nlcnrt
cr5tuQt. uuO Die SERTED idneIl modl.
lem. Sc mtebr Gcrtel 0ie Gun b,t.
oeiIo rcldlIid'cr NM bc'ier miG man
lie fiitttru Solttu ser cnQlIidntH a'ri
len, bic at ulo iijr iid ld}oN IN gutter
&crfoIIu1l ijn0. oUricu ie0oh njd't
iIhcrmabIQ Mel Nouruug crbaitrL
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-04-19
0te65u6t in 2Sufteneten.
9br ertrus fam nod iebr weleutlid u~ersr0Bert weroen

9tldlt lUenigc Ser nod
u~orlanoencu Srt,mll
Nc @cbIctC Dc ave
r~ifouiitcu g&tlt,u@
o0cr Siiom0tcna, mel
dr. einen luidtiQ}uNtI
trug 5llr iSIejih0tr
iorgIug licicrn, beitt
hen aus Cc0Iun0 oo2r
4
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-04-19
23riefRa(ten oes Sanora6ts.

Nf NoN6nrfNt1t b30IdF Nnm0n Mw0m bier hrUtpnnf ho1Mrnt TMN rb0 Der Qob.
rhb rtNh nhto T nit MnN 6 CT nmB mil u rer Vnuunu0uu uc sur SMc fn mb hm
or hhI Die GuhHttO nubrc 2ttHIr Ser nHumrtT Ghtn mur nmn a 6mirtbfduft5
5huIe. elmer Der nTbMcn 6@ 8un &mM@. Nnmme qdhuur m6m mt hrItTtht
Guqu mtHS 0rmmct BEES uhnmbs n6n md &mih oh brnHd nonhuutt ph uB
Der AnrQe hmn rim Collar dk@ rmu hr ben 1bCmrt bHQGhhtn mnaL QhG lit @ np bob
Die SmrmmG Qnr 6r arumct @r: mo Gmr 6$ 1hmrS ub rdte 9tabhnp Hr an
Dmn nmm lit QGu nWCbw mnbm
Vile ommm anton dh mtG nttmb pom Gents in Rrfmhm p oumrm on on
N. 9 q II B b n%dfNhn 90 mic Ms
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-04-19

Ter Gu8s6ut8er Utatt9i1s
Snult3 ltsB 10 tmulsr porirdusren,
vsnu 0e t.eIHus gsIlnteran3 MT
ram uat.cslngga max; 3. y nat BEN
0larf1nejoen 5cs, cam GuIegsn els
a.z ug2ta dn54ses.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-04-19
Die Sittter,tna oes 2Nutterl6meins.

lbrcno ser tritcr
Gage iloh 0cnl
TcrtcIn lit olc
Guu MIR n.1NjI
nit 9tdhrlng ST
~ucriebeU; ia g
lit ioQar Qcidbr
lid lie tur5e 3cit
Dor mo noM
Dem Scrtclu tart
gu i%ilttern; nof-
her iii ibr nohl
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-04-19
Sesinfsftionsmitttl.

II al ~3e5tiductc@ ,
lpclnl andl iebr
0ci0hrlihe3 Gc@
iufCttjou&lmittcI
1T Dos 9lcbiubli
mot CHlhlouI
81 ri 9tcrcurp).
Is 0ient 10
luohl sur ger
nid)tuuq pom
Nraufhcit5 Sci.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-04-19

men ME aud ais dubcrlltc3
Ng>rufcttion5mtlitel uu0 }ltr Rcinl
IuIJ non Mlmocn. lin cine broltd)
b0rc SublimattloImuQ btr5uitcllCn
mlti} uto1 ciucn Wclpid)t2tbcil 4ltG
nlblImutt nit 1000 WCpittathCilcn
@aiicr pe%r0iinncn: Sic 2lmneiilmQ
miro itocamnl leuor pom Irtdj-
item, BON DEM man Die NrGiubIimdt
toblettcn touit, Acgcbcn. Die 90
iung bot cine ticibInre 6arbmg uno
fam uidt NIT Mu'1cr pcrlpctigIt
mcr0yn; trotoem obcr ioItc Dos @c-
f0E inorm lid, Die SublinntI0ilmQ
befinoct, immcr nod aclou mortjrt
utr0cn. onmlt OH ic0eu Toll elm
&'crped2hHng oermie0eu miro. t.
empflchIt 'idl. Christopher nm Sic
Gloihc 31 flcbcn, oomit man ouh I'M
0lutfIcu INNER iofort |crtcnncu tam.
mas man uor iid bat, mcun mon sir
bctreiicnoe 6Ioidt IN bic Muno
nimut.
@rcoiol lit cbcnioI@ ciu Wltt5
Ie9mirttloIlamlttrI mn0 0u}u Qc
iohrIoicr, ais 0o5 SubIimcnt. "a
nlnu 6 idon an ieincm @eradle cr
fcnnt. lin lid einc areoioIloirmg
ber3uitcacn, Die iiir cine 5oiion otis
reidlt, itiittct man Qenolt nndl gto8
3un1hit orei ulo Elm iilnitcI Guorta
robes @ciriomcn0I in cincn ) @allo
rcn faiicnbcn SteiufruQ. Damn micQt
man ein 8iuno mo lcdls llnc3u IN.
QerciniQter &uupc Commercial S9e'
ab. Gieic gauge miro III NoNcr ollf
QeloIt ul0 3Ipnr miro Qe1du MIR TO-.
picl Moiicr 5ugeicbt, Dob cine poll
n1noige N~uiloiulq Ser Gauge sultan.
DC fon1mcn funn. Nan dIebt babel
Oo9 Maiier IoniQam ilber 0lc 2ou8c
un0 IdBt 0oS 8cidB MN rubig itebcrI,
his iih bic Gauge in Ncrloufe Don
0rti Stun0cn u~olltd10iq ouIQcl0It
hot mo crtoItet 1T @jcrouf lett man
sic faItc Gauge HntCr bcit1noIqcm
/ llrnriihrcn Dem 2eini0mcuot 81, ichr
langiom. 70 0oB on@ 3uietcn in ctpo
iilni WtInutcr crit CrioIgt 1T, Sobnl0
ole GAUGE ;lt1oiebt III, rithrt non 0lt
1on5cWiiduna nod, cine holbc Stun-
Sc lana nm. 9nruoh ioQtc Sic @0
iurg n'c QIottc. mcife Sellc ais
( i'hcu. Ncnor tic hart miro isat man
icbt nod ad)t u10 eiu babies Cuort
un1arciniaten QreoIoIS (GomulcrCioI
GrcoioN I'll. Wton bcfommt ol5oonu
inc Wi'funQ non 0unfclbrouncr
flarcr T0rbuuq, Sic mon nit @oiicr
in iracno ciucm @erb0ltnib weitcr
Uer0ilnncn fam.
Sir nllacmcine ,3ucdc.
Tijr aQqcncinc Iesinieftions
Bucfc e~npicbleu Die Iononirthidait
lifcn @criud)5 itotioncn Die Nnmeu
0unq elmer orcipro3eutiqcn 20inn1
m oblqer @eiic berge;ielltcn Grtoiol5
int Noiier. Nton benugt oieic 20IunQ
flut Iesiufl3iren pom StQaen, au9.
ipriBcn tann mites ctncr fleinen
Irudpumpe criol8er. Gin befanntcr
@eiIiiqcI3jjdter ober uermengt bic in
0bcn nngeqcbener ,Sorm qemoftc
GrcoioImiidung nit 6ammeltoIg
mo Itrcitt iie 0onn ais Gorbc oui
Die 5iBitouacu Der Mann behnuptet
6oR Der ToIq Die lid entmideIn0cn
Iampie ieItboIt un6 auBer6em 6ic
4oren i'm 6ol3 icIt Dcrihmiert, fer.
ner. 6ai Sic G0rpcrmdrme Scr
@inner iortmubreu6 Gdmpie hcr
IRiifuna cr3cunt, Die 6o5 q iietrr
Ser Ihicre 6urh0riugen uno Gle.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-04-19
Sir ben y9anoratb4

II oIen l%anomirtb
itloftlidleu 3eitun.
gen, iowie %itaotll.
den mo n~ationaIeu
Nferbnu Shulcn,
nSnitituten" lno
ionitigen Tereini.
aungen, lit idon
lett Sabr5ebnteu
piel ilber Jog. Sou-
bI,,t,,tnh -u~tI,,o$A
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-04-19

5. Qt in g, 81. - 0iieubor ban.
oclt IS lid IN Dem 6olle Inn Nolbcr,
ourdiall. an Dem mebr iunQe Gbiere
3ugrunOe aebeu, ais an irgeno elmer
onocreu 0rontbcit. Sic riibrt met.
items Ourd) 81 quite 9iIcae 6ea Y1ut.
tcrtbicres. oocr MISUNDERSTANDING
unO out ioIidc N~chan0lung ocsiel'
ben her. 81 reihIidle 6iittcrung init
@ctreioe. idimmliaen @cll, oocr an.
Qciduertgm Gutttr, bot mtbeolugt
Durhiolt scr Aalbcr 3uioIAe; cbcn'
iaus &crabrcidumG BON SIT toltcm
(rauf. 0o3 bette @cfdmpIung@nit'
tel 1T &erobreihma BON etmo pier
bis 6 lln5cu Guitor Del. lporolli man
cine Ibtohu1q BON Gihcnrjnoe in
8oiier, ctun Elm Nint D~crnbiolgt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-04-19

N.IIlilillll ,. u. VI III ~g WI
@0icn'euc tam nton aerbcn. mCnn
mon oleiclbgn, nodtocm iIc pan alien
Ileiidthcilcn bclrc't iiu0. feds Biz
adlt 0odlcn lang iu 3oI}oIdc Elm.
arabt. o5cr IN cine itorte Goiuu8 uon
% ctbiuurc tdnnIc ac50l
feat. Ios lcBtcre 8criabrcu 1T oos
nderc I'm seize ODER 4'cl}e IT.,
qcu0mcIhcr 9trt 3u gerber, Uer'1hrt
non mic ioIqt: Mon idnHort o'c
ubcrimi1gcn Iheile a6 mo moitt 0as
ISca elm Ioraui cntiernt mar ri.
frttiqcn Iheile oui Der inncrtr 1ci'c
Scs 4cl3c- mn lcqt IS cine StuEoe
lana ms Noiicr Goroui m,ict mon
dlcihe (hcIIe Uon@oror, Salget r mn
@lat,bcrial -unaciohr y llH' NON
ie0enl iijr ie6cs TCq-lm6 thutQ l'c5
dcnlr 6art, nm circu o%jrnUsn H~e,
M modem. dit 0lcier U2Iid)gnG b..
itrcjdt MON Derm'ttciit zines %litjF
bic Enncuiejtc 0ea Tcllc5 Gdrrui I1li
mon 6as 1yeQ 5ai1mmu. ole Flet't-
tfrilo uad inucn u10 I,qt es CT caagN
fafl.r gloG. 7'oh q znno?n
nqidt mon 6as 17ca Oh mo bei're'dt
/ Sir |nnnrirrte nit %ioI1onoer NiId'.
nrqf l1r}e zol CODA, Z lln'
/ Roror un6 , lln}rn borte Sc,'s.
+ loroi,m ufiommen1sifmol3cn, o'H-
/ hot 6,e Woii, ir .aotcn aerath Ger
Gel3 pir6 wic6cr }uiamaucn1el,8t u
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-04-19

Sebt nun. uerehrtcr 9cier, folge
mir cinmnl ilber ben otlaltiihen G5c.
an. Mern BOD, ole gilteu &iebrnlien
pon oott her gefommen fem iolleu,
10 moueil mir eiumal nahicben uuo
Die &ereolungS . 9iinite BORT brdu.
ben elm bisheu beIauid)eu. @cil mir
aber niht Scr octioen JcIoartilerie
BON CnfcI Gam 5ugctheilt limo, oicl.
mebr ms oaulit bcioiicn moaIidlit pieI
Gotrp 0rooufte 81 er5euacn uno
feline @niitn trogen OILS oen YfIug,
10 bcacben mir inns in elm neutra.
les Sano, no mir Dor Sen bIaltcn
@obncn Iifcr lino, e3 lei oenn onB
mir inns ctlpa oils @enlien UerfIeioe-
ten.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-04-19

;. :. HuQui # q in s., Wis. Mcnn
,Ehr Yfcro idon Iluacrc Belt odmpn0
it, olio sic n&eauc2" hat, 10 lit gHc
p5iligc aur ioQnt mic ouogcihIoljtI
obcr bel gutter EiIeae nno nidt 81
itmcrer Arbclt fouu oaa lhicr nod
iunQc leiituug@l0bjq blcibcn.
N5crn Sic m~cot3inlId) pcriohrclt
molten 10 aebcn Sic oem NIcroe 3pct
Nal I'M Gage i'm ,%5utter cincn Gb.
lGiirl uou uon .6onIer'S SoIution
N%rIcnic~ uno btobadltcn sic MirfuuQ.
sd, CLAUDE uidt an oieic 9ebono-
Iun1.
5orabuu> 1pilroc III ocu Snmpi.
Iouoc uid)t Qcoclbcu. Gen bcitcu
Grfolg pcriprid't <bueu BORT y d 81
mei5en. Nudrpbcot
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-04-19

"a sic Mild ionit SIT lett Miro unN
III olcicr 3uiammcnicbunl ilt 1,r
Gcrtcl ldl0olih lit. IS trctcn bel ocl
<bicrhtu&crOauul nui
mo ile mcr0cn lettiiihtIa, bcfomntl
Ole ioAtnomtt Yihmc uuO Q,hcu
idlIlcGljd elm @ritcrhin III 0oraui
}u ad'tcu, ooN ocu Mtuttrrthicrcu n;r
ltitbt pcrooulidlc@ Gllttcr ron better
aHclhoiienhcit 0crcidt Miro. Hlg a.
cianctc@ Tltttcr iilr Tcrfclioucu lit
@critc, SAFER, ojcicr Toll b~eioHotrv
Nilnitil ulti Ole Niiltabiono,rlnlQ
fen, olld @ortoi'tln 8lmtfIrit
hen, 4}ohrrjbcn, Q1idnittcnca. mf.,l
@rjruiIIttar, mic Slice, @ru@, Srrto
otlJd mo Mtduttcr, gAripuglcr,
NutitrmjId, obacro6mtc, jiIBc. mic
audi iaurc A}iId on3tiehcn. q,
lit m0ciicu nit &orliht }Up,r
lpcnocu, IA Sic GcrfcI lcjdt oelt
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-04-19
2te9i(trirte 2saflenpie6= Scrubs.
llcber Den atlautiidrn Csean.

j" seitrieben BON 81. sling, @eilIsuille,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-04-19

!. 81 iH 6, Did, Gum @ciprcu.
lcn pom Cbitbdumcn aoGrn %nicften.
iroB miro ollgcmrln nricniourcs u a.
trium ongUpouot. oo2 Sic non ic.
Der zuoucnbonoIung ioumt @c-
6roud,aompciiuug erholtrn f0nnCn.
Ron outer Nirfund 1T onh sic Dor
ocaurnuid'uuQ 2'cioc W}lttcl 'ina
non elmer zGmcrcjhonoIunB st be
}lcbtH
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-04-19

Trou5g. in Y, u. Ter. %brc
1ragr bc3ilQIlh Ocs oompii9eH Bier.
oc9 1T uoritch.u0 in mcl1cr AutUort
an :. !. U. in g., NI5.. cb2nioa5
.%rlcoilt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-04-19
3ieSer in @istOnins aleefeloern.

Nohocm mir Nun 0ieie Simmcn,
thuler Cub bciiftigt, pbotogrnpbiih
onigcnommcn. uno pieoer nnqcIonqt
iino in unieren @isconitner aleeiel.
ocrn CUR @ieoeraufrahnte unIerer
Nrbcit. 10 Mil id iebt nit obiolut
unportciiiter @runOlitfeit meinen
9ciuno mic oorerpdhrt in SEN lang.
iahriaen 9cobahtunqen meines 8crll-
fcs Dem 2cier mittheiIcn;
Sd bobe nitt bcobnhten fonnen.
ooB 0olbIut}iidtcr non jracno elmer
8oiic. i'm Rohmen Ser noGgemcineu
7yormerci. aus Ser Butter uno Sale.
fa6rif ooer pom osn Stofuoros bei.
ierc ReiuItote cr3icIeu oI5 3ijd,tey
pom arau3unQcn g rum fonntcn.
9bcr INNER micocr hobc ih 9eiun.
orr. sol, c5 T;oieniGcn Ii1o, moIhe
nit iIelbigem 6citit uno Iu@bouer,
The Washington times., 1918-02-22
ENLARGE HOSPITAL
AT MEADE TO TAKE
j, RETURNED INJURED

CAMP MEADE, Nd, Feb. 22.-War
Department plans for increasing the
size of the base hospital here have
been completed. The expectation that
American wounded from European
battlefronts will soon be brought to
the institution is the reason assigned
for enlarging the accommodations at
the hospital by twelve additional
wards. Construction work on six
two-story buildings for convalescents
mas been started.
The cost of these and other con-
templated improvements at the base
hospital will approximate S3S0,0O0.
Arrangements have been made for
the reception OF some 5000 selects
who will begin reporting here to-
morrow. The first day will bring
about COO. During the past week
about twenty-five recruits, sent in on
adyance orders, have been reporting
daily TO Lieutenant Colonel Hadsell,
detraining officer. The depot brig
ade will get these new draft con-
tingents, where they will train for
a while until they can be sifted and
assigned to units.
4 pigeon detachment, FOR handling
carrier pigeons, comprised Of four
teen men, is being organized by
Major George Gillis, division signal
officer.
The Washington times., 1918-02-22
HAVE ROSY CHEEKS
| AND FEEL FRESH AS
A DAISY-TRY THIS!
SayS glass Of hot water with
phosphate before breakfast
washes cut PoISonS. I

To see the tinge OF healthy bloom
in your face, to see your skin get
clearer and clearer, to wake up with.
out Q headache, backache, coated
tongue or q nasty breath, in fact TO
feel your best, day in and day out,
Just try inside-bathing every morn
Ing for one week.
Before breakfast each day, drink
q glass OF real hot water with q
teaspOouful OF limestone phosphate
IN Il as q harmless means OF wash
ing from the stomach. liver, kid
ueys and bowels the previous days
lndigestible waste, sour bile and toz-
ina; thus cleansing, sweetening
and purifying the entire alimentary
canal before putting more food into
the stomach The action OF hot
water and limestone phosphate. on
an empty stomach is wonderfully
invigoratinG. It cleans out all the
sour lamentations, gases and acid
ity and gives one q splendid appe-
tite for breakfast.
A quarter pound OF limestone
phosphate will cost very little At the
drug store but IS sufficient to dem
onGtrate that. Those who are sub
ject to constipation, bilious attacks,
acid stomach. rheumatic twinges,
also those whose skin Is sallow and
complexion pallid, that one week
Of inside-bathing will have them
both looking and feeling better in
every way.
The Washington times., 1918-02-22

American engineers in France have more than
a mans work before them in overcoming the OBJ
stacles affecting transit of food, munitions and men
caused by huge eraters in the earth. The filling
in of these caverns requires great deal Of time
and labor. Consequently, in where it is at all
practicable, the craters are not filled in at ALL the
tracks of the narrow gauge roads being supported
The Washington times., 1918-02-22
ExoNERATEp oE KILLING.

CHICAGO, Feb. pa coroner's
jury here has exonerated Miss Pauline
Plotka, nineteen years old, who shot
and killed DR.. Anton J. Jindra, hos
rital inferno, for alleged betrayal OF
her and failure to make her his wife.
The Washington times., 1918-02-22
20 PROSECUTE BANKS.

A. Mitchell Palmer, alien property
custodian, has announced that banks
and trust companies that have failed
to report alien property will be Eigor-
ously prosecuted.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-02-15
VALENTINE SOCIAL
PLEASES AUDIENCE
Epworth League Gave Splendid
Entertainment Last Night.

One OF the cleverest socials ever
presented by the Epworth League of
First Methodist Episcopal church
was that enjoyed there Thursday
night by more than two hundred in
terested auditors, including members
and friends. The exercises opened
with the singing of America after
which Rev. r. l. Wright offered pray
er. A playlet followed. This was
THE Lippencott Square Coup" il.
Illustrating the outcome Of the soci-
ety's efforts for mission work. Those
taking part were Miss Louise Harri-
son as the president, Miss Edith De-
Grange as Mrs. Jones, Miss Naomi
Fetzer as Mrs. Smith, Miss Ethel
Chambers as Mrs. Brown, Miss May
Beard as Mrs. Robinson, Miss Helen
Miller as Miss Harper, Miss Vanetta
Wild as Miss Fisher, Mrs. Percy De-
Grange as the maid. Miss Hattie
Adams as Margaret wilkins, Howard
Landerkin as Rev. Bedford Clark, the
young missionary, Mr.. McBee as John
e native of Manitoba, Miss Roberts
Beard as jamie, another native. Next
came piano solo by Miss Elizabeth
Dyche and then two tableaux One
of these was "St. Valentines Day in
a Country Village" enacted by Ruth
and Elizabeth Dyche, Helen and
Thomas Martin, Douglas Lindsay,
Robert DeGrange, Ernest Wolford
Helen Miller, Laura Wentz and Vir-
ginia Turner, and THE Heroism Of
Elizabeth Zane" presented by Miss
Mary Michael, with reading by Miss
Vanetta Wilde. "The Village Postof-
flee" was another feature and in
this manner every one present secur-
ed a valentine. Refreshments were
then served and most enjoyable
evening was brought to a close.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-02-15
SOME GOOD BASKET
BALL GAMES SOON
Manager Peery Arranges For
Attractive Tits AT the Y.

1t will be interesting reading for
TIE basket ball fans of Martinsburg
tc learn that Manager VIM. Peery,
Of the Y. NJ c. A. basket ball team
has arranged to have number OF
games played on the local floor i'll
the near future in which some pro-
fessional ball tossers will be seen in
action. These players to appear are
some Of the best in the country, and
are superior TO anything ever seen
before on the local floor. This is MAXI
ing broad assertion when 1t will
be remembered that such players as
HOPPE, Mckay, Duncan and other
stars Of Washington have appeared
here in former seasons. Some first
class players will be seen here in
next Friday nights game, Washing
tons birthday, when the ex-Central
y. M. c. A. team Of Washington
meets the locals. This. will be very
fast game, and owing to the fact that
It had to be arranged on a night
when the stores are open the game
will not be called until S.45, giving
all a chance to see the contest. Mar
tinsburg will play the very best ma
terial in this game and it will be in
teresting. A little later on the strong
heyser Collegians, champions of the
state will be here for a game. and
whilst the locals will not have a
Ghost Of a chance they are going to
put up the best they have. Other
games in which stars are to appear
will be announced 1ater.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-02-15
Martinsburg Whoever Con-
graduated.

"Since my wife's death, five years
ago, have suffered greatly from
stomach and liver trouble and gas
attacks. I lost over so lbs, and at
times was as yellow as saffron. My
doctors could not help me. Six doses
of Mayr's Wonderful Remedy have
entirely cured me. / have regained
my weight and every one is congrat-
ulating me how well look" 1t is a
simple, harmless preparation that re-
moves the catarrhal mucous from the
intestinal tract and allays the in
fiammation which causes practically
all stomach, liver and intestinal all
ments, including appendicitis. One
dose will convince or money refund
ed. Gilbert's Drug Store. 1t
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-02-15
BOWLING ALLEY is
IN FINE CONDITION

The remodeling of the Palace Bow
ling Alleys and pool room, West King
street, is nearing completion and the
place will be in finer condition than
ever. Although Manager Don H. Par
son was somewhat Inconvenience
by the fire that damaged his business
his plant will be in better shape than
ever.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-02-15
SPECIAL LABOR MAN
HERE ON INSPECTION

Mr.. G. P. Richardson. of Baltimore,
special agent of the U. S. Department
Of Labor, is in town getting line on
local Industrial conditions and to as
certain If this section can spare any
men for work on the various war
projects at Baltimore. 1t is the de-
partment's desier not to affect any
local conditions, nor disturb farm la
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-02-15
To the Farmers
OF This County

Last year we advised
you to plant White Corn.
We are in the market ev-
cry day now to buy it and
White Corn is bringing
over nine dollars a barrel
which is about a dollar
q barrel more than vel
low.
We also buy yellow
corn.
Write or telephone our
office at Baltimore if you
have any to sell.
s. r. EVANS, Manager.
Baltimore Pearl Hominy Co.
BALTIMORE, ND.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-02-15
THE MEANEsT THIEF.

The meanest thief was the man
who swiped a bottle of cough medi-
cine from the pocket of Officer G. J.
Hough's great coat which he left
hanging in the police station while
he went to the mayors office. Mr.,
Hough has heavy cold and only got
to take one dose of medicine.