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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-01
MONA ARRIVES;
IS READY FOR
EASTERN BOXER
Is Locking Tor Sparring Partners
fer ID lily Workouts AT In
duS.rial Home.
Is THIRD MEETING OF PAIR
VIII Decide Supremacy, as Each
HAS Decision 10 Credit Semi
MinduP to BE Good.

The Cay Of the big bout draws
near.
mat the Harry G-eb-Bob Mona
10-rouud battle. scheduled TOT July
! at the Three-Eye league ball PARK,
Is a reality was brought home fOrci-
bly 10 local fans today when Bob
8Icba. the Milwaukee Cave Man,
arrived IL town accompanied by
his brother
Bob took his first workout at the
Industrial home at O'Clock this
afternoon before a small group of
fight enthusiasts who had heard
that he was in town Sparring
partners are being sought for the
Milwaukee sIugger. and an open in
vitat-on is extended by Bob and his
brother 10 all who might like to
swap punches with the Cave Man
Big Boy" Butler is especially be
ing sought. and the chances are
good that local bugs who stop at
the Industrial Home in the after
moons will see Bob working with
the big negro.
G-eb IS expected in Rock Island
tomorrow Thursdays meeting be
tween AIoha and the Pittsburgh
pheuom will be the third meeting
of the pair. Il will be a near cham
|. Diouship fight, each having secured
u decision in their two previous
y lousts-
3 There is no question but that the
coming fight card will be the best
ever witnessed III these parts. IN
terest is running high and the eyes
Of DugliIstic fandOm throughout
the country will be focused on Rock
Island on the Fourth. A monster
crowd is expected. and it seems safe
TO predict that not less than 5000
people viii cross the turnstile.
Come one. come ALL" is the slo-
gan of the Tri-City Federation Of
Labor. under whose auspices the
show viii lie staged. There will be
comfortable seating arrangements
for all The ring Will be clearly
visible from every seat, according
TO the promoters.
The semi-windup should be a
corker- Jimmy Harris of Denver is
scheduled to box Stanley Everett of
Peoria eight rounds as a curtain
raiser TO the main bout. Jimmy is
the idol of the fans here and no
doubt will enter the ring favOrite-
Il is 70 be remembered, however,
that Everett is the boy who proved
all that Tony Caponi. local wop and
freak boxer. could handle in a re
cent bout. The Peoria pug gained
many followers here by his showing
in that battle.
Sargent Us. Rose.
Buck Sargent, the fighting fire
man Of East Moline. is slated to box
S-0cE-varts johnny Rose SIX rounds
as the opener on the program.
Buck is a pretty boxer when right,
and should prove the master OF
Rose. who in a previous battle here
was knocked out by Al Thomas
alias Knockout German. Of Camp
Dodge, formerly Of Davenport.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-01
RTAIIZE NEiT SIM.

Chicago, July More than 81
600 was realized at the South
Shore Country club last night
when boxes COR the July 4th attn
letic carnival az Camp Grant
Rockford. III. We're sold at auc-
ton. Two boxes sold for $3.50
each.
Captain Sidney 3 Minch. OF the
Connaught rangers, talked on the
bayonet as a factor in fighting ana
with two assistants gave an eA-
hibitiou Of its efficiency.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-01
ARGUS CUBS WIN
FROM ST. MARY S

The Argus Cubs bumped the st.
Mary school baseball team from
Moline at the Reservoir park yes
terday afternoon, 7 to 3. Hard hit
ting won for the locals. The score
by innings:
RH +
Argus Cubs ..10lO02 - l3 0
st. Mary .....03 700 o 0O0-3 . 0
-McGrath, Callahan and
V Reagan; Murphy and McGinnis.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-01
MINOR LEAGUES.
WINVIh III iV ( NItJs
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Louisville. IS; St Paul. 1-2.
indianapolis, 2-5; Minneapolis,
20.
Milwaukee Toledo, wet grounds.
Kansas City, 5. Columbus, 0.
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
Salt Lake, p; Los Angeles, 3-5.
Vernon, 81; Oakland, IS.
San Francisco. 5: Sacramento. 5.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Jersey City, 90; Syracuse, 81.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
St. Joseph, lis; Des MOines, 10.
Hutchinson, 20; Wichita, 0-l2.
Joplin, 80; Oklahoma City, 0-6.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-01
Bits o. Sport

Isaac Mackie. home professional,
and Cyril Walker defeated Jerome
Travers and Max MarstOu by one
up in a match that was carried two
extra holes at Summit, n. j.
Mrs. Adelaide Wager won the
singles championship Of the Great
Plains tennis tournament for wOm-
en- at Kansas City, defeating Miss
Seayey.
More than $4,000 was realized for
the American fund for the French
wounded at an exhibition gold
match in which Charles Evans, Jr.,
and Warren Wood of Chicago de
feated Bobby Jones and Perry
Adair, of Atlanta.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-01
Mature Needs Assistance
In Keeping You We'll

impurities. This old remedy is
wonderful purifier and tonic, and
has no equal for keeping the blood
rich and pure. II builds up the APP
petite and tones UP the entire sys-
TEN.
s. s S. IS sold by druggists every.
where. II has been successfully
used for more than fifty years. and
people IN practically every state
testify TO its great worth. Write for
booklets and free medical advice &c
Swift Specific Co.. Dept Z. Atlanta
Ca (AGvD
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-01
BROWNS WINNER
WHITE SOX 4-3
Display Championship Form But
are Nosed Out By 81. Louis
in Half HOubleheader.

Chicago. Jug f-Aifhoush they
diznIaved a bjttf the old champion
ghip punch, b. White soz were
nosed out of afother game yesteF-
dav when the Rowns won the only
half of the schsuIed double-header
that it was possible to play. The
count was ! 10 3.
because Of me rain # was neces-
sary 10 call offthe first game, but
about . O'Clock Clouds cleared away,
the big spread Of canvas was re-
moved. and the second half OF the
bin was startedsoon after 3 O'Clock
Not msuy Of CbIcaso's 1aas knew
abOutth canvas cover, or else they
thought IT too late 70 come after
the rain stopped or else they didn't
care d whaop to see the sox ami
Browns for ouE about two thou
caUd u-prp prpGg5
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-01
MEETING OF THREE
EYE LEAGUE CLUBS
TO BE HELD SOON

Bloomington, Ill, July 1.-The
Bloomington association received a
call yesterday for a long-deferred
meeting TO wind up the affairs Of
the Three-Eye league in Chicago
July Is. A final financial report
will be filed by President Al Tear
new of Chicago.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-01
BASEBALL SATURDAY.
Major Leagues.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Chicago, 5; St. Louis, 4
Philadelphia, . New York. l.
Boston, 8: Washington. /.
Cleveland, 10; DeerOit, 4.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Chicago, .; Cincinnati, o.
New York. 2; Philadelphia. l.
Philadelphia. ?; New York, /.
Boston, 4; Brooklyn, 3.
Brooklyn, 5; Boston, 3.
Pittsburgh, 5; st. Louis, 1.
st. Louis, 5; Pittsburgh, 4.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-01
INTER CITY RESULTS

At Browning field. Moline, the
Keller club nine wallopped the Mo
line Federals 6 to 5 in Il innings. It
was a good game. The score:
r. H. f.
ELt4 dis > > -
Batteries Graham and Whistler;
SCheele and VOTERS.
Wet grounds caused the post
pOnement OF the Illinois Oil com
pany-Oyerland club game at St
Ambrose field.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-01
Minor Leagues.

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
indianapolis, 3; Minneapolis,
Louisville, ) ST. Paul. l.
Columbus, s; Kansas City. 0.
Milwaukee,. 5; Toledo. 4.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Des Moines, Z; St. Joseph, 4.
Oklahoma City, S; Joplin, ;.
Omaha-Sioux City, postponed.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-01
A Litde Hop Goes a Long Ways.

II you would keep your body in
healthy and robust condition, thTob-
sing with that splendid vitality that
n aicates freedom from all all
eats. first of all see that your
H.ood Is hept pure. ANY slight i'm
l-ity that creeps into your blood
ri Eooa effect the well-being OF
rour whole system. A few bottles
Ct s. 4, 3. VIII give Just the as
sfs+auea that nature needs in keep
f--- 49, blood absolutely free of all
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-01
League Standings
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results.
Chicago, 3; St. Louis,
Boston, 3 Washington, /.
Detroit, 1872: Cleveland. 20.
Games Today.
St. Louis at Chicago 1.-TWO
games).
Detroit at Cleveland
New York at Philadelphia.
Boston at Washington.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-01

Chicago ..........000O02 001-3
St. Louis .........O o 0 % ? 90 IA
Two base hit-Demmitt ~, j
Collins, Austin Three base hits
f. Collins, HendryX, Risberg. Home
Demmitt Double play-Aus-
tin-Johns. Time-l:42. Empires
Evans and Nallin.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-01
TRADES LEAGUE
STANDING.

The silvis Shop team of the
Trades Union baseball league de-
feated the Federal Employees at
Douglas park yesterday afternoon 6
n = The score.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-01
NATIONAL LEAGUE.


Chicago, OF; Cincinnati, II
(second game II innings. called.
St. Louis, "a; Pittsburgh, 1-5.
No other games scheduled.
Games Today.
Brooklyn at Boston.
Philadelphia at New York.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-01
He[hQator

Spencer Square IL Tonight and
Tuesday. George NJ. Cohan in Hit
the Trail Holiday Billy ParsOn
comedy and Pathe weekly.
Majestic Tonight and Tuesday,
Francis X. Bushman and Beverly
Bayne in Social Quicksands; COM
edy.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-01
FIGHTING TANK Is
LIKE HUGE TURTLE

With the American Army in
sFrance.-The fighting tanks built
ztnd used IN Germany look Ike
turtle surrounded by q turTet
they are Of d large type general
D.. The armOr plating is very
arong. possibly double. and al
icr6s effective protection against
6aelal infantry muuiuOn, but 4
s no. guu-prOC1
il IN battles between British and
German tanks, the English tanks
armed solely with machine guns
were powerless against their Op-
0onents. while those armed with
guns oI larger calibrs drove back
he German tanks. The speed OF
.he German tanks is very limited
Ia broken country
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-01

Dave Fauskee won the Holmes
cup in the closing event of the
Minnesota State Trap association
tournament at Fort Smelling, MINI.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-01

Walter T. Hayes and Ralph H..
BurGiek, both Of Chicago, won an
exhibition game from George S
Wright and J 3. AdOue, Jr-, Of
Dallas. Texas, after the mems
singles matches in the eighth an
lual championship clay court ten
lis tournament had been cancelled
wing 70 rain.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-01

King George will pitch the first
ball at a game in London on July 4
between American soldiers and
sailors. His majesty is now in
training. and if he makes a good
showing on Independence day it
will be up to some enterprising
American magnate to offer him a
contract
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-01

Federal Emp. 0 4 Q 0 0 O-5
Silvis Shops 1 5 0 Q 0 l 0 &c
Summary: Two base hits Fab
ricious, Douglass. Stolen bases
ETnwood, F Miller, Harahan,
Gertz 81, Shortess (2). Struck out
By Douglass, 4; by Parel, 8; by
Shcrtess, ?. Bases on baIls-Of
Douglas, 4; off Parel, !; off Short
ess. 8. Hit by pitched ball. Fuller.
Wild pitch Douglass. Umpire.
Mercer.
At Moline the Painters waIl0pped
the Carpenters 4 to >. Only two
hits were secured by each side dur
ing the melee. The score:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-01

NtISOH anu smith,
1t was announced by the Trades
league officials that scheduled
games for the Fourth of July will
be postponed The regular CON
tests will take place Sunday, July Z,
however
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-01

All the news all the time-Tbe
Argus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-01
On Steamer Sidney Thursday. July 4

Orchestra No intoxicating liquors
Spend the Fourth on the river away from the noise
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-11-22

@auSbalt OH oieie 9lrt nit aartoi
feln oeriorgt ulto nid)t cine ciu5lgc
Bilan5e bis sum @crbite alt@gegra.
ben babe. &Is e5 ober iopeit mar,
bate err cine 10 CUTE Grnte mie ie
5uUor, Die or alp 81 Der iriibcren
bil5ubefnnt. Gr meint. mad ci1i
gen &eriufcn erlperbc man gcra0c-
5u eiHen Snitiuft oafiir Die anoIieu
belou55ufin0cu. Ginige Gilan3cn,
0enen lie bcreit5 genommen marcu,
iuben trob Der Storitng better aus
ME Die onoercn. &icneitt bilit oi2
2oderung oe5 9ooenS elmer frcien
@ur5el, SIT Dnd)ien; ie~oeniauS Der.
onIaBt Die Gntfernung ser 0idcn
&nouen ole @ilan5e, ueie OIL ibrer
STEELE 5u entmideln. Sd modte
nltd miIienL mic oiele 9riegSgdrtner
iih iiber ocn Nertb Der 2oblltriinfl
flar iiHo, @enn oieie oidt 5uiam
men in irgcno cinen Minfel gepflan5t
meroen, iorgcn tie filr einell niemaI5
~cnocn0en &orrotb Don Idmadbnftcn1
@cmiiic.. @ic aud oa5 @ctter
fem mag, itet3 ienoen Die alien
Striinfe ShoBlinge ans; ie mehr
man obldncioet, nm 10 mebr miro
man crhaltcn. Sic StcnqeI iino 10
3ort uro fits nie irgeno etpas, mas
man aus Dem 8arten erbalten fam.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-11-22
NinterratluuCn imr anaebcnot
NtiIdltMhc.

Sn Der iun9Utrtld)aftlldlen Der
lld)sltatlon pom g}Iiiouri iinO pier
Sagre 5rnourd nut % dngegeu0en
Y(lid)tnben %l0Beidnntcn .9eiiers
6iitterungs0erlld)t ausJeilibrt NOR.
Gen, nm 5~medmuBlge MInterratlo.
ren iIr oIele Sicre reii5ulegen. BE,
0Ielen 0crlud)en 5rIBie rd, OdB dne
Station aus Sllnge uno 2lmotbpQeu
6uat DIE Ilere 0tiuno Ourh ocn
Mtnter brad)te, Ibntl uber o0f nut
lebr gerIngc Bciuldtajunabmen e..
mogllhte. Sebr itarte 0emtd1ts3u.
nabmet uH0 etHt ungeip0bni.de
6ortennuldluna ~er5ielte man ouge.
gen ben oieieH lleren 0urd Ole g;er.
tiitterung groBer Uengeu araittli.
Ter I'M NInter, mo0urd} aber Die
5utttrunB, HdHcntild] unter Ocn az.
Jenmurtt9en 8trlultunen, gdn3
enorn Dertcucrt wur0e. DIE Ger.
iudsanlteler ~BeIluJisa lhlicBlldl
5u oem Sfiuiie, 0eB e. iid] geaen.
uortl9 ilberal oorf, no III Sonuuet
slne cute uio .cld]e NcIoe perbolt.
uIsmaBig bldg 1clhafft mer0en
tanH, esupilebli, Die yun.<4 gr0Bten.
tells NIT RduhfutteI 0urE 0en Bln.
ter gu brungcu, o3He BOB le0oh Der
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-11-22

bauS. Sn ser Slide ried)en mir
gleid ouB etWas iiberfodt ooer bro.
8elt. lt1tn, oo itebt Elm 9raten allf
Dem 6euer, ober oa8 6euer lit nidt
Iebbait gernlg un0 i'm gaiitn lit fem
@aiIer. 0oS Iagt Die Gbenlie Do
3u? 0o5 6euer iou 10 beiB lein,
oaB cs sic Goren oes 6leiideS
fdlieBt, oomit Der 6Icildiaft BARN
3uriidgcbolten miro, uno nm oaa
obne 9%nbrenncn ser NuBenieite ocS
fSleiid)es 81 tbun, muB @aller I'M
8aIIin icin, oomit oaS 6elter 1nS fei-
men 4ohIenbrnteu l%icfcrt.
&iro 0as 6leiih iiberOies nit Wcbl
beitrcut, 10 lit elm @IbidluB Der &orcn
nod ooufommener.
Qo itebt fir Den @ofofen fcrtig
3llgeriiiteteS 8roo. Sn ie0em 9rp0.
Iuib pcr4riod)t sic @efe @1brung, Die
ole StGrfe i'm @etreiocmchIe i'll
.3ltfer Ue~rrponoeIt, Der ieincrieits 5t
9llfobol uno &%ohleni0ltre miro, uno
oann lit ser Seig fcriig fiir oen
Sfen. Die &%obleni0ure maht ihn
beim 8neten lofer un0 bolt i'm
morm. 3tpei @ouptbeitanotbeile Oe8
0teblcS iino &Ieber un0 St0rfe.
Steiner 9leber lit ounfel gefdrbt un0
5Gbe mie 2eim; feline Auf9obe lit,
oic @I0shen Oes &oblenianregaies
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-11-22
Ginacmahter @nrbis.

gu ieoem &irbis redlnct man / Bio
grobgeitoBenen Stiid5uder uno "A
@int ,3itronenioft. Won itnci0et
cincn guten iIBen 9iirbis baIb oitrf.
nimmt Ole Samenferne hcrous un6
id)dlt Die Hinoe Oh. Damn 5ertbeiIt
man ihn in oilnne Glide. Iieic magt
man uno Icgt tie in Shihten in einc
StoIc ooer tiefe ShuiieI nit Dem
3uedr oa3miifen geitreut, Der Gitro.
neniait miro barber geqoiien, uno 70
laBt man ons @on3e , ODER 3 Gag
iteben. aaes miro 5uinmmcn qcfoht
nit 1 8int @oIier 81 ieoen 3 4iuno
3uder, bic man brouft, bis Der Giir'
bis gon5 peih Miro; onnn gieBt mon
oos 8ar3e in cine Stole uno Idbt es
cine ISOLDE itehen. Tarnli miro oer
Sirup angeietht, getoht, Bis or gan,
bid lit, nbgeiddumt ltn0 foheno iiber
oen airbis qeiflijttet. gtrpas ger,
6riifter Sngper uno icingeiholte 81
troncnrinoe fam in ocn Snrrp 3ut
Grb0hung beg @obIgeihmads nit.
defod1t fper0en.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-11-22
SOfJs init sGriat"!

SIN r9erliuer I~ageblatt" mar
tlir3lId az leicn: yiur Der Ginlc.
mcl1te 6oblt oie &oltet unO ilcnut
Gie Aanicn Der GriaBtruppell, DE IS
liattr ocn llebildlftcn mo elnidnel.
ultlnoltcn (ltelH Gur inns urtIle I'M.
lutlleIl0e 9utgcr ab0eieben batten.
User nlod]te glaubcL oaB inter Dem
ctuutlBcuoel Nanlen g2ur1baltenl"
ltd) EN- ubler Grluvjrublulirtel per.
t;rgt2 limo mer JuIl uils bate llidt
I2!orI 5uBearIiIcn menm Ibln ein Stu.
dlen aus oGlels&uhenpnluer" nllge.
eoten morocn murci God bilter oIe.
icm freuH0tldcn Gl.el ucrbIrgt ltf
lid)t elnlual EN- 4uIDer aus Scr.
ldaicM lon0tru GIHge. uUI 0enen
mon Dol angltlidra Ecri0nen IN.
gtru Iprldlt. Seltu mlr Der Griaele.
ttn@lHlttctneile 0nHtb0r, oaB liz nldt,
ple mir, lld) uou trllBcrllden Scr.
lprcdunJeu tuulhcn lIcB, lonoern
pber 700 III 3udlltuben: tluben.
tuuocrt! - 0|rlagHutlei pom Orient.
il0cn NcrbruHd)t uI9idjloB. Ntogeu
Gt 6ubtltnutcu uu,n lld) EN- Elmer
chs oNlIIgcm %rOiduntrId" nit
er0btcr.. @lnlbtcr-. Sobanni8bcer.
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UuIfcrlci Artcu Nuulod)cnlpllrltcn
tloptgl &amudcH GIbt IS l. gar
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hno Observation-Disclosures" tonp0.
mtrclt Atct bic 0crrcn 6|abrItuuten
wcr0cn mt Huluttnl0dclu an Die.
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brtcncs Gd)ictu. no non Gdic Der.
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Ionic" un0 n@crf9lcshppr" tfir
5dpuadlwJe. ipcide NrclsrInQer
ncrocn lDollcn). rno baum Hlcrcrioe
iibcr 2IcrcriuG: "5cl0qucIl. @Opien.
ttcpfcn uto UcimuGheltsbruuie limo
ihelnt nldIt .gcbontlra1Ilie!" mo
ipds on0rrc &ebumar .&ruparatc &C.
rp0c}u &ciiano 'llt Sterben0e (io.
Urn tic Yidl btlBcn) 3u Otrlprcdlcn.
rno modjic man nid}t lei .lIe-pa.
1uppcnQrincriog" an NHeoetinoide
Iramcn ocntcuT lll0 cuoildI: mcm
sclt Don orl llulcn Neuteu ulht
ca9 8cr3 an. rpeuu cr Don u4la9.
culin iur aott.ctt3 mo 5npQcu'
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COS nid)t iorl iuoi Elm Aoman?
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&iortcn? u~cbtrbolpt. "a lid, ole
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u ltpcrtcn ItrBcrL ule,ieidJi lalien lie
lid literGrlih ucrIucrtcH?
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-11-22
G6emte nno ~9ansmirt6f6aft.

5ilriid 81 boiten, Inn 0aS 8roo Ieiht
uno poroS 5u MAIDEN. @eroen III
ser Wtiible Die Steine 81 enge &c.
felt. 10 entpideIt iih Site, oieie
3~erit0rt oie 3dbigfeit ocs alebers,
uno oas entitebenoe Wtebl iii toot-
es gebt ais Ieig nift ouf. @arten
mir nit Dem @inbringen ser 2aibe
in Den Sfen 5u LANCE, 10 iportet bod
sic aoblenidure nidt, %ion0ern beDirft
Die @ntitebung ser giiigidure uno
oaS 8ro0 miro auer.
@arnm Safpuluer minbermertbig lit.
Ser 8rl,no, meBbolb 8adpuIper
fem 10 glltes 8rob ergi6t, mie 0as
getp0bnlidc @erfobren, liegt BARN,
oab es lid nid]t innig nit Dem Geige
miifen lGBt, fpie oie Notur Dies be
iorgt. Sobolo oos 8emiid beicud)-
tet miro, entlpifelt lid Iogleif Sob
leni0ure ltno entlueidlt 81 lfnelI,
@ir treten in Die @orratb5faln-
mer. Mie benahrt man mobl om
beIten 6rl1d)t-G onierpen un0 on0ere
Iabrlrngsmittel ouf? Gin minima-
Ter 3uinb bon Snli3plidure GIT Ben
6rii6ten, 8ebouoeln ser 6leiihpan-
rem NIT Elm menig Sdmeielbampf
miro oo8 8eforoerte @lciitcn. @aS
limo ga fir &Iiimtphen in Dem 6ruht-
8tIce? Ga3 lit @Iufoic, Die
entitebt, menn man ialtre 6rildlte nit
3ufcr einfodt. gtimmt man Oieie
&liimpd1en berau5, 10 iieht man, 0o6
lie gang 10 ollsieben, mie Der mciGr
NnfIug ouf HoiinqL oeBbalb ncnnt
man iie Granddaughter" ODER @li-
foIe. Granddaughter If nm 5pei
6iinftel 10 iiiB ipie ulticr gepobnliher
Gobr- ooer Hiiben5uder. Sem gnt-
itcbcn bcim 9ereiten bon 8clce be-
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0e6raud ooer gum ginmodsu be
l9afien fem muB, ioa ouA 5um
[rodnen genoHmen iperoeu, b. T.. TO-
langs er iih nod in benz logen. mil
btQen Stoolum Detnoet. Nadoem
bic dubere 9iiIs uno ole 6aoen cnt
ternt lno, lhnelost man bic 8otne,
nit iharIrn Wieiier nb. Dos Dieiie
pirn bo5u INNER on Der 0prBe DC.
Gebre anQeiegt uno nod mten &c
IUbrt. gu funi Guarls W|uIs tDC
lbgeihnitlenen NOrner 9emeien) rcd
net MOI cine halbe Iaiie 3uder nm
elns Yiertcltuile Gul3, yiah lor9
idlti0sn Uliihen iebt man bic U(oiit
in elmer S6Ifel iiber eiusu aelIel mi.
todctoam Wuler uno riibrt es bdus
Tia. bis ale Uillh aus ben &ornern
~ocroampft If. Damn ipirp e8 nuf
IIahen ShjfeIn ousgebreitet un0 bel
3ertuaer Watmer I'm Glen getrodnet.
0efteres Hubren 1T notwsnoig.
0o. 2. Mas i'm Gtooium mie
oben. Rad Gnifernunq pon 9iue
uuo 6Gom peroen game Qebren llini
Utlnuten long IN lohenoes Q8oiIer
9eIe9t. Dunn crit mt idorjem Ulei
ler bic Sorner obaeihnitien. ojeie nui
fIoten Stuietn IN mdBlq warmem
Ofcn. ME oben. 9ctrodnet.
Der qetrotnete 8Raia iol Dor Dem
8ebrauh uber Nuht ejnoetpeidt.
oonn loH9iom erbjbt uno aetott toers
ben. bis er uei4 1T. Wfit Mild.
Butter uno 1ai5 miro er oonu. lpie
iiblit, iur ben 1ii4 iertiQ aemoht.
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SeroorbrIngung bon gtahrungamit-
telu mIeiitet. gr meint, es mare ldd)er-
lid, 10 piel BON Den gfeniden III
&riegs5citen 81 for0ern unO Die
8flan5en bel ibrer 6auIbeit bebarren
gu loiien. n@eruoe iebt", 10 fiibrt er
aiis, .peroienen Die oifen 9obncn
einen Eabel, bob tie nidt gcnug &c
Ieiitet bnben. Man ioute ieoe 8flan5e
6 3oa iiber Dem 8ooen nblhneiOcn;
Damn meroen Die Stengel balo 3abl.
reihe SdoBlinge altsIenOen, Die iebr
fhnea madien mcroen. Sn elmer
ISOLDE iino oieie in @Iiltbe uno idlieB
lid erid)einen Die @iilien. 50 mer-
Den Die 8obnen bis 5l,n @erbite fra,
gen, beionoer5 menn tie 0ann unO
mann 0urd etrpas 0iingung erTu..
tbigt meroen.
Die @obnen ser ~8fpeiten @rutc iino
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platter iinO wCrtuulIc GanQcmlttcl.

q. K,o,,,t.r >,r 8t~,,,,,-E.,.
i,d,sr,,tl,n MN S,, ..~,,rnarfsn
H,t, .nan ,n s,lsrr, ,s a,',,, ,,nsa
T;1,1n",t,o, 49,, ,n,~,I~,,ba,r, ,',.
Er,,tat ,,',t i,r -, n'raI.,nn,, Tnh
>sn Trn,,on >.o ,,, .,.,, ,,,, ,1n'
',en,;ttel Fnosft "'rr,'3, ui,,,p -.
"r5;o't,a,an ION Ei,,,a ,',rh e,ne,
G'rt ,an AZ 6..,ts
5h,4n,, Ja,,,,., ,,+ ors N,d,,
o;,,o,, n1,,,, g,,s,s, ~ ,en h,aen
ia nob brrn, st,r"rs,n,n ,,rcn I5s.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-11-22

@ciuuolelt@5ultnno Scr [itre 0a1,
icIotn our'. Yrg uncr loldrn Qul
tnl9 MADDEN orc ailleltn0en Uiild
tlbe Den IroBten Gel tbret tnrper.
!fteu entptdlung in Den Sommer.
monaten, mG5ren0 lie aul Der Nel0,
mo; 0od rclttn oabel olc &lctt
mas ldn5 natnrlldj III. plti Idnlla
lntr aus. cine Heir pallgn0c 9iu:inr
Iur Die lleberulutcrun1 III oci
N0uptldde inti h|aulrntttr belebi
ans Wdl9Nid9e un0 %%u5crneben.
mo}lI oanu nod) pro Gag uno Stlld
GletL pcnm m0Bltd). nod 3pel
Eluno 0roitfnttcr ptrobreldt mcr.
0cu f0nHen.
Bel o,eleu &ernudcn purOe aud,
feitoeIteIit. oab mdltre Rntionen
ulcI mebr otn 6itudnnint bcrab.
icten ais Die Gntulflun9 Oea Ano'
|dlrngcruitcs oc8 GlCrca nadItiiIA
bcclniluncn. Iena Oic hatlon nld}l
laH3 ungcIp0hniIh ldIcdlt uH0 ma
ger lit, miro Gas Nad}atnm 0ce
Nnodtu9cruite&, 0rs ~llnbmena"
Der ouleben0en Stub, mt mcnla be-
cuiluBt.
las Au&ilicBen Der Mild trlti
bel maud]tn NllQtn ntd}i nur lnouii'
emo. iouocrn audi prrto0uh All.
N}andlc lalcn oor GntrIlt Oct
Yrunil ojc 4ttId ,0u'cH, uuoerc inu
0lea 51lnl Nl1terumaauchlei, an0e.
re, menm lie pioGIid) III Auajt toni.
men e1ar ole 9~iaN0ar@tub Beuolten
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