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The Lake County times., 1919-05-13

TO accord the Austrians and Magyars
access to the Adriatic through Dmowixi.
Poland is claiming the eastern part of
Galicia and an outlet to the Black Sea
by way Of Kramarez
HAVE LOTS OF SUBSTITUTES
1t was reliably reported that the Ger
mans have completed a substitute for
every paragraph Of the peace treaty
and that this document would be de-
livered to the allies today
However. as the entente envoys have
taken a definite stand there is no reason
70 believe that much time will be taken
for a decision by the Germans on the
terms that were handed to them at ver-
sailles 1t is believed. however that
should the Germans seek to go TO
Weimar time will be given them to al
its official position.
Should the Teutonic envoys leave. 1t
IS believed that a solemn warning will
be imposed upon them that delays for
propaganda purposes would be danger
Gus
PRESENT WEEK CRITICAL.
The present week is a critical one
Well paid agents Of the Russian Boil
shevik regime are in Paris and are
making one final desperate effort to SCI
cure recognition of the Lenine- -TrotsIy
combination at Moscow. Most Of these
agents ere posing under the guise of
writer's They arc taking the fullest
advantage of the German suggestion.
that if the Tcutonic envoys fail to sign
Germany may make an alliance with
the bolshevists.
NO SYMPATHY FOR GERMANY.
As matter of fact such an alliance
Is welcomed in some quarters. the argu-
Inent being that Bolshevism in both
Russia and Germany could be wiped out
at the same time.
Sign or take the consequences is
the allied attitude towarsd tho Germans
right now. There is no sympathy for
the Germans among the allies in view
Of the misery that the Teautons brought
upon tho whole civilized world The
Germans have not made any progress
towards securing good feelings for their
demands for concessions. intermingled
with threats and whincs for pity
Officials conversant with the true in
wardness of the situation pointed out
today:
Remember. Bernstorff is in Berlin
trying to shape public opinion. and he
is the same Bernstorff who was pay
master Of the spies and propagandists
The Lake County times., 1919-05-13
ALLEGED RESORT
rs RAIDED

An alleged resort. operated by Mix
las Kalogiria and George Mikres at
1901 Adams street was raided by the
Gary police. finding several inmates
and brought them to the station where
eli were released on bonds.
The Lake County times., 1919-05-13
SEEKS COURTS
PERMISSION

real estate in Indiana Harbor. has
George Zaranaka, who owns some
real estate in Indiana Harbor. has fled
a petition In the Hammond superior
court for perm ssion to sell real land
without the signature of his wife
She is insane. at present confined to
the Longcliffe asylum at Logansport.
Mcmahon & Conroy are his attorneys.
The Lake County times., 1919-05-13
CAPTAIN SCHAIBLE
NOW PRESIDENT

At meeting of the Gary Medical
Society held at the Y. NJ. G. A. Or
Ernest Schaible was elected president
for the ensuing year. Another meeting
OF the medical society will be held on
May 23rd when the closing of their
Offices two nights week will come
up.
The Lake County times., 1919-05-13
BRENNAN ACTING
MAYOR OF GARY

During the absence of Mayor Hodges
in Wyoming. where he has gone to
look after some oil properties in which
he is interested, with a number of 9TH
er Gary men. City Controller. John
Brennan IS acting as chief executive.
The Lake County times., 1919-05-13
HAD NO AUTO LICENSE

Abe Roseing. 1742 Madison street.
Gary. was last evening caught without
an automobile license and arrested by
the police. where he furr' shed bonds
for his appearance in court
The Lake County times., 1919-05-13
DEMENTED MAN
TAKEN TO G. POINT

Alex Nepsha. demented. was last
night taken care of by the Gary po
lice and this morning he was taken
to Crown Point to await the investi-
cation Of a sanity commission.
The Lake County times., 1919-05-13

ETANsvILLE-Abou 500 delegates
representing all parts Of the state.
are expected 70 attend the annual
meeting of the United Commerca al
Travellers. which will be held here on
Nav Is and II.
KNIGHTSTOWN - The annual con-
vention Of the sixth district organiza-
ton OF the indiana Federation OF Wo-
mans Clubs Will be held here today
and tomorrow.
The Lake County times., 1919-05-13
In an Around
GAR
GARY DEATHS.

William Wilson. colored. 30 years.
single. 144o Adams street. died e pneu-
monia at Mercy hospital last night
Funeral arrang gernents are pending the
arrival OF relatives from Tennessee.
The Lake County times., 1919-05-13
SMALL BOY HIT
BY AN AUTO

Yesterday afternoon Nick Koladis.
six years old 1850 Massachusetts st.
Gary. was hit by a passing automobile
at 18th and Broadway quite severely,
injuring him The injured boy was
rushed to the hospital
The Lake County times., 1919-05-13
PASSED OUT BILLS;
FINED IN COURT

For passing out handbills against
the Gary city ordinance John FarSar-
sy an Austrian. was arrested and in
Judge Dunn's city court this morning
was fined $40 and costs.
The Lake County times., 1919-05-13
ARRESTED FOR CHILD
ABANDONMENT

John Bennett. Of Winamac. Ind. was
last night arrested by the Cary po-
lice on the charge Of child abandon
nent He will be turned over to the
winamae authorities todaX
The Lake County times., 1919-05-13
For Piles
A Free Trial of Pyramid Pile Treat.
ment VIII BE just Like Meet
Ing y Good Old Friend.

Have you tried Pyramid? II not,
Why don't you? The trial is free
Just mail coupon below-and the
results may amaze you. Others are
praisinC Pyr2 mid Pile Treatments as
coupon now or get a 6ec box rom
any druggist anywhere. Take no
substitute
The Lake County times., 1919-05-13

Remember Atkins. Hammonds oldest
Jewellers. 1853 State St. for Engagement
and wedding Rings. Birthday and
Graduation Gifts. stiff
The Lake County times., 1919-05-13

South Side Taxi Line. Sedan service.
Popular price. Phone Hammond 62S OF
567. H X. Gardner l-24-rf
The Lake County times., 1919-05-13
Dance Wednesday, May
IA, Orpheum Hall, given by
L. M. g. w. D. Sl2-S'
Attention, L. 0. 0. M.

Tuesday evening. May 10. there vii
be Initiation of candidates. enter
tainment and banquet. All member:
are urged to be present
Fraternally Yours.
y S FERRALL Dictator.
The Lake County times., 1919-05-13
GERMANY WILL
SIGN FOR PEACE

Continues from page one.)
The Lake County times., 1919-05-13
BERNsToRFF's EFFoRTs
SHAMEFUL
SITUATION CLEARS UP.

Following the arrival of the Aus
trians, the allies will formulate agree
ments as TO the ability of the former
dual empire to pay for their share OF
the responsibility. While certain seri-
Gus difficulties are in the way it is Ger
tain that Austria will secure better con-
cessions from the United States than
Germany. because Austria is no longer
a military power and is evidently hop
ing to avert bolshevism.
The Italian situation is clearing IN.
As the Italians .defed their allies they
must now accept economic pressure un-
less they agree to any compromise the
entente imposes.
The Lake County times., 1919-05-13

in the United States. lie is the same
Bernstorff who printed the warning
against sailing on the Llsitania
BERNsTORFF's EFFOETS
SHAMEFUL.
His endeavors to eentralize feeling
against the treaty is shameful Re
member also that Germany had positive
opportunity to accept real peace based
on mercy. but disdainfully refused. and
now demands justice Should the de-
mand for justice be granted there would
not be any Germany left. The present
peace terms are merciful inasmuch as
they allow the German empire to con-
tinue Should Germany refuse to sign
up in the hope of Bolshevism. il is only
necessary to point out that the erd or
bolshevism is already in sight. Ger
many is finished as a military power.
Her navy has been surrendered and the
Sr hur r.l1
The Lake County times., 1919-05-13

vEEPLkNK>S oA2AoE
T6l Washington C..
phnna $50. 6.zxv. Ind.
CALUKET AWE CkRkEx.
TIA CzpuMRr AvM.
Phone 1886 Eauxmnud.
The Lake County times., 1919-05-13

- seS
~ l:|1( 1! :
I)eao
Weights
on Live
EEW szzzzzzxsrzEsszzz
Tres
Every time your truck
strikes hole, the load,
dead, inanirnate and
tons heavy, heaves
and crashes down on
the rear axle and
mechanism.
And with but one rosi
shock absorber - the
tires
Still If the tires have no
real give. no marked
residence, the rnechsn-
ism must retain the
shock and depreciz-
ton and brcakdowns
are haetened.
Here Is where GOOD
RICH DE LUXE
Truck Tires daily save
many dollars for opcr-
ators in upkeep snd
depreciation.
So deep and lively are
DE LUXE sreads c.
toabsorb tUsfhis them
selves the most stsE-
gcring road jolts-
Then again they put more
working rubber under
the load - because
there 10 no tread rub
Der hidden below the
top level Of tho steel
channel base.
In consequences, whatever
your class Of service,
you may rest assured
DE LUKE 10 the
beet, most ecocoEnicai
shock absorbeT you
can put between road
and load.
vEEPIANK-s oA1AoE
76l Washington C..
Shnna $50 GAyr xnzi-
CdLHKEE AWE GARAGE
T73 Calumet AysA-
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70 accord the Austrisns and Magyars
access to the Adriatic through Dmowiki.
Poland is claiming the eastern part of
Galicia and an outlet to the Black Sea
hv wnN of kramarez
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GlDeplei fIp's Raus.
8infc FIR Die SansfrGn.

Wtan reini9t merge 6Iantaiien
unO ielbit toltbare Jtelber ouf ole
TOlgenoe elniad,e 8elie: Dtcn 5iebt
0le 81 reInlgan0en 0ege1itan0e
our6 laulplrmcs SeIlenmallcr.
id4;tuenft iie Elm meniJ III Der Sano
nllo legt lie ullr EN- RENTS &ud
gum SrodennerOen 3miihenour1
id)Dentt man il no6uaIs ron 3eit
5u 3eit, o0mit lie lble urIprEngIlde
Oorm mieoer annebnIen.
lin DeiBe uno graue 8ll5hiite 81
rtinigen, mlidt man WiaJnelia nit
tdltem 8aiier, 0aB e5 etneu grei bill.
oct, mo beitreIte NIT oieIem nit
tells elmer fleineu 8iirite Den &ut, bis
c: gan5 oapon beoedt lit, lalie i'm
ooQtommen I'M SdatteIl trodnen,
flopfe ooS @robite uorlid)tiJ ab unO
tiIrite ibn Damn nit elmer 9soberen
eirite iorgiaIti8 ab SdBt laau Die
Site niht 81 itnuBlg iueroen, 10
wer0en lie ourb oieie5 &crfabren
rleoer mie neu.
Gle gelbgeworocne @dide fam
non burh Sopeqewuiier tIeihem
nncr aber Tie lc0cn Gag lcbr nap
IN Die Sonne bangen. Vtcn Ialie
rrine3 @oiier Ill on5 8aihilB lou.
len. iiige Elm poar 9ofiel ISABELLE
noiier bin5u uuO laiie BARN Die
&0ihe iiber Nudt Iicgcn. Gum
&Iouuailer am udfltcn &cge fiigt
nan ein poar @oifel Serpentin, oa
o.eies oltd cine b,eihenoe @irfung
bat.
g$ Io6nt iih iebr mob, cineu
pcrihoiienen Yljiitbe5ug %ob5uneb.
men mo ueu i0rber 81 lalien, Die
8oiten limo MN balb 10 bob aIs
fiir neuen YIiiit ooer &eloe:. 9ot
muB nan bel eiucnt %9tormalicfa etpo
I Nnro ooer ctmo5 mabr nelten
Nliiid nit eilrarben loilen 0a 0o5
3elpebe beim S00cn eln5ieN1. Sat Der
4iliiih 6ebler, 10 t0nnen ne ourh
9ltfprciien einea Nhlitcrs out beiei.
t9t mcroen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-09-26
Ole QIl00e
Gas GGpr.

Sest, oa Der CONNER gum NIB.
ihleo riiiet, bat Die Wtooe nod elni.
&c Heuerungen beruorgebradt, DIE
ale Ausli6t baben, lid oud i'm
SCRIPT un0 8luter gu %bebaupten.
9a3u geb0rt Dor ALIEN oas 9ape.
9as neue Gape lit ni6ts anoe.
res, ais cine DeIte drmelloie S5ade
obne ole 8eridliiiie, Die Die 0iooe.
bome ielbit in ~eIeganter ii. ~ltlluoler
@eiie unl5uIegen mo 3u tragen
Iernen muB, mo9llhlt 10, 0aB es
i'm Riiden trel un0 meIt iaut mo
6onn om ridti9en Buntte 3uiom.
menge5Ogen miro. iOoaB Die erltreb.
te 8aaonlinie I'M llmrilie oaour6
erreidt mo peritarft miro.
Ser erflarte SiebIlng5ltoff Der
Mooe lit 8oue. &oue LIBERAL: an
&uiidIdgen mo &ragen, IN groB.
eebliimten StidereIen aui CONNER.
tIei0ern uiD. llno Der groBe
&rumpi Der Nfooe lit oas StraBcn.
fleio aus @oltrifot o0er IN @r.
m~angelung oapon aus grob geitrid.
tenn @oocn ODER oidcm Sei0entrifot.
Ser Nod, geraoe gcidJnitten, in Ell.
ner 6arbe, Ioie berunterbangeno,
uro barber elm einiahes, loder lit.
seuoe5 Sotett nit Wtntroieufragen
uno 2iten.
@s beitebt oobcr beredtigte 9Ius.
iidt, ooB es oen 9omen in ibrcu
ifDeren @oltleioern Wno eugen
9odcn red)t lparm peroeu MIRO.
Aber Die Mooe lit nid)t grauinm.
lin ibren gehoriamcn Gienerinnen
ole 9ait oa9 %eben3 ni6t ull5u
idper 81 MAIDEN, hat iih oie In.
tertleioung oui oa5 allcrnotiQite
reou5iert, mo auBerocm meIit Der
Solsuusihnitt red]t gcneroie ii
meniioneu oui.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-09-26

1926. sir o,eics aoitiim cigncn
Iid &ricotine. Ser9c. Saiiet, &c.
lours, Wobarotne ooer &elpeteen
GaS 2eibhen fam uon uuoerem
Stoff iein, ME es Die Abbil0uug
5eigt; man fam abtc ollh ben glci-
den Stoff oo5u nermcrten. G$
fam nit Cite o0er Stiterei oar.
inert iein. Ger nod fam unter
an BEN Scitemdbtcn nit GhliBen
perieben fem man fam oicie aber
ouh fortlaiien. Go5 Mlliter ton'mi
III 7 @r0ben iiir "a, IS, IS, ~,
y, Al mo 46 Boil 9ruItmeite. Ill
ten lit Der Rod lngei0br ~ CARDS
melt. Stir @robe 80 iin0 4 gares
"a Son brcitcn Stoiies noti1.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-09-26

1892. 9lan fam oies 9lei6 aus
0imitp, Gotteo SwiB. goiIe, Ia
ihentu6lcinen. peider Seioe, Gboi.
lie ODER @obar6ine beritelen. Spit.
gen, Stiderei ODER 9obIidume eig'
nen fid CUR Glruierung.
Gas NluIter tontmt in bier 0r0.
BEN fir W10hen BON 6, 8, 10 un0
- Sobren. Sir cine 3ebniabrige
iino 3A CARDS 50 9oa breiten
Stoffes notia.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-09-26
Qu3rcup

Nau@reQeL
@FtB eth alter Guttl. ocn on beerbit.
SId umpohl mai III Settc ltQcu,
So boI mIdlt lltIh orel 4er3te Der,
Gl9 t0mtc letdlt &cr0ott trrclcn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-09-26


8eiBe 6eoern laiien lid Ell.
nige Wfaie -elligen, mer0en ober
our6 Die Dle0erbolte g~jrojcour all
nlablld] geIb- IS lit oarum RATTAN,
llc fdrben gu Inlien, am ld)0niten III
Ger gtnanCe Der 6ollctte. III Der ser
4ut b%arptidtIih gctragen m.r0en
loa. Cute 6e0ern fam man idlIieB.
jld] INNER nod idnar3 idrbcn.
b ter @egenn1u0P
lperoen IN lparlfein SeIfemraiier ge.
turltet. fat nadBelpiIlt mo trofcr
8erleben. VT jemibie 2cocrtdihen
uerIuhe man NIT Seoeridpu6r5e AMI.
HuirlidJen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-09-26

sum AtfaJien. ,3cig! i'd
lier0ei EN- u~n0aattr G~erid1lnf. 10
NIB Der betreiitH0e 8HmUHfunA cr.
nno Ols .3ds nod mle0tr .
.y|in!'ten lang Qt,ott mer0tn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-09-26

WIllle 2J34. Hod ZOUO.
Gieie5 IPo0eQ eignet lih oor5iig.
lib oils Sportflci0. Gle BLUE iii
neu ulo elegant. Ser bod lit nit
Gloits perleben. gr lit melt &c.
if,nitten uuo erlnilbt aus9iebI9e Be
aDeaunQ5freibeit. Satin, Grepe De
Chine ooer @eorgette meroen lid
fir sic 8Iuie ei9nen, iiir ben Sod
iino SerQe, 3o'iet, Setnen ooer
Bingham 81 empfeblen.
9as 8luienmuiter tounmt i'll Z
@roBen iiir "a, 3G, 49,, 40, ~,
al uno As 3ou 9ruitmeite. Sir
@r0Be 50 iinO 313 9aro9 36 Sol
breiten Stoiie5 notig. Ser Nod
fonrnt ebeniaa8 in : @r0Ben iiir %,
"a, 26, IS, 30. b uno 81 Boil
Tniuenipeite Sir @roBe "a linO
2h gnros 81 3oQ breiten Stoiiea
notig. Der BOD lit mlteu uugei0br
pa CARDS 1peit.
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.G2s@
~S~
-
"
Fir die RHha.
3n6creitnna BON I0rrubit.

90rrObit gilt in Den nleiiten ia.
milien nur ais Elm nenIg bellebter
&iidenbiiber iiir 0as irli6e Dblt
oOer oie ieIbiteIngefoften aonierpen.
Qas fOmmt nber pom Der un3Iued,
m0Bigen ,3ubereitung Der, oenn
iorgfoItig 5uberP;ietes 9orrobit iii
faum pom ridden 81 unteriheioen
babel lebr nabrbaIt uno biuIg. Qei
3auptiebIer belm apden Don 0orr.
obit miro 0amit begangen 0aB man
oeridumt, es am Gage uorber eInju-
D1liern, unO 5par, ndd0em mar eS
porber in Iaumarmem Waiier ld)ueu,
aber grunoIid qemald]en bot, 10 oaB
es nit Dem glnucid)maiier am nddJ.
item Gage getodlt MIRO 3ct oIeies
GinUeidmaiiet iort9ieBt, gleBt Oa.
nit Den 6rudtiait meg mo mrlB
lid Damn nld)t munOern, menn 0aS
Rompott aromalos un0 fare
Ihmedt. I'm 0us 4roma 81 beIDnb.
rem, muB oaS e~lngeueid]te Obit aud
ielt 5u8eocft ltebeu un0 ebenfauS
6uge0edt t0dlen. - Dan ref)net nlf
ein Efuno getrodneter 6riihte etlUa
Elm Quart MaIier un0 an 3eit iiir
on3 @inpeihen fiir Die 5arteren
6rildte, ME ApiellpnIten, Priinel.
len, Aprifolen, 8irlden, 12-15
Stun0en, iiIr Sic bartidQIigeren
&iiriide, 9irnen uno Batpilaumen
10 bis "a Stun0en. 9as oauut
gut au5geQuouene Q0rrobit mug
MIN Jet 5ugeoett aui moBlg beiBer
SerolteIe gang Ianalam meIhtod)cn.
Zen erfor0crIiden 3ufer riige ma
crit bel, menn Gas Cot berelts balb.
meid lit. SInO Ole 6riid)te melt.
nilnnt MAJ iie bebutiam nit Dem
ShaunlonaI bcrdpa mo le9t lie in
cine Eor5elIanlhul'el. Gann fot)t
man 0en Salt nit etrpaa in faItem
@oller uerrIbrtem StGrfemcbl ia.
mig unO gleBt i'm toten0 liber ore
6riid)te, Sic Shiiiiel lofort nit Ell.
uen gutihIleBenOcn 0edel beoef.
teno. Gas 9orroblt mllB unbeom9t
ielt 5u9e0ett ertalten, 0enn nur 10
erlaugt IS Die 6ilue uno oaS it0ne
Iusieben. Selbit Sic 10 oft uenla
geldlGBten Eflauuten mer0cn lire
&iebbaber fin0en, met1n iie nlf)t 51h
un0 idrumpilid, lon0cru meid. pou
mo laitlg altl Den Gid tonlmeu.
I'm Oas ST. errcId}cn. lit folgcnoes
5u beafteu; Griten8 miliien Die
%iInumen por 0cn Gmnuclden begin.
Ddbren0 oesieIbcn nit elmer Strid.
mabel ODER Spiduuoel meDriof an.
geItofen un0 5ueiten8 m0brenO oe5
&odens mo &ertiibIens redlt DIT
uno tlid)tl0 9eid)ijttelt mer0en. Sc
mebr man lie Id)uttelt. Ocito BOILER
perOen lie. Bel H~ing0pfeln fiige
man glcit betn Ginueiten 0ei
Salt elmer haIbcn bis ganien 81
trone SIT. lie bIeiben Damn id0n mci6
mo Ifmefen pIfanter. Bel @rilnel.
len, sic foit lmIuer itarf iQuerlid)
limo, empilehlt e. iidl. Den .3uter
ldlon bcln Ginpcifcn 5uilleBcn;
1aben lie ie5r piel 5Gure be}p.
Shoric, 10 fuge man etna3 3itro.
ncnloit bel. Gleier hat n0mlidl Ole
Giaenldaft, 0le 6rl1dt, Illre 5u BIN.
BEN alio 81 miloern @roBe, 1e.
trodnete @itriide fam ma 9oli;
beloroer5 oelitot 5ltberciten, menn
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Gin urter d. e Sic:
Sd CLAUDE nirfIidL 0rt bait mid
MIR meaen meites @cIoes gebeira.
tet."
@r: On irrit bid. Sd bciratcte
0idL neil id, oad)te. ou miirocit mir
ttpas oapon nbJcben."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-09-26

Erobe. 8reuno: o@eil sir
oie 8rallt untrcu muroc, mlllt Oh
ms @aiier gebcn? McnidL Oh tennit
oa2 @alicr nid)t probier's crit
nal nit cinen 6ltBbao!"
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1880. SIR Dies Nooeu eignet
lid cine &oubinotion bon Blaio
Suiting mo glnttem Serge in pal.
ienoen 6arben. quA 8eIUet ionic
ale @oititoiie Ioiieu lid perluertcn.
9a3 W}liter fommt in bier Gro
Sen fir Mtaohen pom 8, 10. -
uno IA Sabrcu. Sir cine 3poIi.
iGbrige iino 3&s CARDS IA 3ol
breiten Stofies fir oas 8Ieio uno I
gar0 fir 6aS Nilnitron n0tig.
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@aid)en uUn SciOcnitOiien,

9ie iiblidc @dide ieioencr mo
5artfarbiger Stoiie ~gefabrNet bel
ieiuerrn Wapebcu betauutlIt 8lano
un0 6arbe. 0lc mamiBiaf neben.
linau0er geldgertcn 6orben iin0
merit uldt ocrort i~iriert, nm l0ien-
oen GeinigungsmItteln StanO 5u
laIteu. ScI0mt 0!et0cr url0
acknowledgement, lcld)t geiarbte SIue
uno YiullelIne mo dBnllbe 5art &c
r0rbte StofIe crrOr0erlt cine iebt
id)oucnoe 9tbuuolmlg. I'm bel Ole.
len empiinoliden Stuffen @lnn5 un0
6arben nid)t ju gefabrcn5 menoet man
~IolBen0ea JlttHl8uag9per1aDren an:
Saltber geluaidene, geidldlte aartoi.
reln merocn III Der 9tclbemuidine &c.
riebel. Ger Bret miro Ourd5 Elm
(rt 8epreBt mo Dem OurdICufen0en
Hartotleilua)ler lpd 9cnllgcn0 fri
id)eS, mcldc5 9tcgenUaiier bIll3uge.
Iligt. Ter Booenlug, Der lid bier.
orf bilDe., taHu ais St0rfe uermell-
Get mer0en. Ntit Dem iloeritebenoen
Mulier Uer0cn ole lci0euen o0er EN-
tfInOlid) gerarbtSn Stoffe gGuaid)en,
ltlle Nal,ge oocr Seifc 5u benlteen.
Die Stoi1e pcrlicren Dterbei nldJts
ron lbrer GarOe, erlangen aber cine
8eutlle Stcifbcit, AUDI miro Der che.
mallge @lanj ourh Olclcs 8eriabrerl
rieoerGer9citelt.
Yongcc- Scl0c miro eiufah in
tuurnlcm Maller nit Galtileieiie sc.
rralteu. &cm ienr id)mltBiQ
tam mat ollb Guiuoiorinoe oocr
S|eitemuurjel benljben. Gtlualgl
6lcden entletut maR nit Uer0iium.
ten Salnldf0eiit. HongeeSeioe miro
Hur mmcrflIm dui Der Iinten Seit2
lebigelt.
6cttlIeden ans Idiiet, reip. Gbnr.
menle eltticrnt man rolgen0ermaBen:
Nan nllnmt 0relfah ~6uinmmGnQe-
Iegte5 AoihpQuier, aili mcltes Der
>torf nit Der Nlcfcnitcle glott aus
lebrcltet NM ltbortg nit 8enjim be.
rtlld)tet mlrO. bIerulli fommt cine
itueItc %agr %Jld)papler, meId)e man
nit Der @ou0 aufOriift. Ser Set
lied miro otf oteie &Scile grloit mo
uon Dem Napier rem oufGeloQctL il
BOP telnc SQur mebr uerbleibt.
MeiBe : din be la0 @iirtcI,
5leIdypiel Oh au2 yc0er ooer Stoii,
lrildt nol am britlu nit eillclu
Nrcl 0lj2 %A}m ut0 Miognciia Qe
moNucu am. ~elbe Sdltbr merorn.
ltpor ne MT creme bebunoclt ucr.
0elL Den Den Gledcn oltrd 9cuBin
t0er 3,trout0'd't bcfrcit. llrI 0as
&.a2r loie9tr ltitueI0ia ST MAIDEN.
relbe MAJ, IS NIT frjid,er Mild ab.
Nraue Scogrldubc cuOlld limo be.
}oa0tr~ I|oCrrd,tIQ nit tluem Nur-
ul,ttcI ,oa9 ta Standardization TAM.
t.dl NJ, |db}ae'ibtl.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-09-26

Sea, Mdnndcn, pie 9ef0qt Dir
oenn mein nele5 Goltilm?
Sm, DciBt on, menu oas aqe8 lit,
Damn oergiB MIR ia ME, Oos 9aIs.
bQnohen um3ubinoen - lonlt gebit
on oo6 elm biBd)en iebr BLOB!
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-09-26
= 9(u8 Ser Sc.ule. 2ebre.

Au5 Ser &c ule. 2ebrer
I3I TriBhen, Der ale Singer boiler
8%intenflede bat): nNber 6ribten,
heb lu1r einnnal 0eIne Singer ant
Sol6e Singer gibt es ooh in Der
gan5cn MeIt nidt mebr!"
6rieden (oie an0ere @ano empor.
bebeno): SEER &ebrer, bier lit nod
einer!"
aoltbIiit ig. .8as mer.
Sen Sic beim @eltuntergang ma.
ftn?"
r@enn'3 Io$gcbt, iebe id mid
einiad in mein Nutomobil. 9arin iii
mir nod ME mas paiiiert, BLOB i'm.
rIer anoeren!"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-23

phenomenon has been due to the TAX
ing up Of those tadpOles by a cyclone
After a rain it is often true that the
ground is streWn win earth worms
which leads to the belief that by some
that II rains these worms In This
case the presence OF the worms is
due 10 the fact that they crawl out
Of the ground after II is softened BY
downpOur.
O. What Is a hOOpsuakes-J. P. c.
A There IS a wide belief in hoop
snakes, which are said 10 take their
tails in their mouths. thus forming
hoop. TO roll down hill. The reptile
specialist Of the National museum.
however, informs US that these stories
Of the hoop snake are without any
basis in fact
q. How can mcguire luxurious eye
Iashess-G. l. T..
A Cocoanut oil is said to promote
the growth Of eyebrows and eye
lashes. Care should be taken in ap-
plying it, not 10 get il in the eyes.
@. How were the 800 ton stones in
the pyramids of Egypt handled FL.
o. r.
A The nature Of the mechanical
contrivances that were fndispensa bic
to handling the stones Of the pyra-
mids is an unsOlved mystery Hero
dOtuS states that the stones were
drawn up inclined planes by machines
Drodoris states that these stones were
brought from beyond the Nile. He
further states that II took 100000
men, working 10 days. to build a
causeway 1000 feet long TO facilitate
the transportation OF stones from the
Quarries. It is held that the prin-
ciple upon which the machinery for
handling these stones was built may
have contained ideas unknown to
modern science.