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Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-15

Z ROOM House. bath. gas; five lots; Q
bargain; reason for selling.
party going on farm. S97 Highland
St, South Amboy.
FOR SALE lots on Cleveland Ave-
nue. near Brace Ave. plot 1875 X 100;
corner Hall Ave. and Penn St., lot on
Cortlandt Street. 25 x 100. Inquire
M~assopust Bros. & Company, 692
State Street
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-07

He think fast and stragtto solve the problems to his
satisfaction and there is nothing that will help more
than close daily study of newspaper that gives ALL the
facts You the RIGHT the big problems of
the year to come. The TULSA Daily WORLD will give
you every day the FACTS which to base your con-
cIusions
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-07

las there been year ahead of us that has been diff
icut to read" in advance the year ahead of us now?
Vas there presidential election prospect that
onuch to the people of the entire world the election
eXt will mean? Have there ever been such serious diff
erence between labor and capital to settle as must soon
e settled? The good American citizen wants the RIGHR
nswers ITO these questions as they work out! -
Bisbee daily review., 1919-06-08
17OO BRITaNS OWN
 0NE-THIRD OF ISLES

LONDON, June 7.-In England and Wales, SO,OOGOOO people own no land at all, and 17OO persons own 14,OOO,OOO acres, or one-third of the whole But this is changing rapidly now with the government movement for the break ing up of big estates, and the com moners' inclination for confiscation if the distribution of land is too slow One firm of land agents sold 5O0,OOO acres last year and will handle 1,OOO,- 900 acres this year. Business men who fear heavier income taxes or capital taxes and land spectators are heavy buyers, and there is regret at the tendency to get building site prices for excellent farm land. in an ticipation of electric railways to con- meet with cities and villages, but in the main the big estates are coming into the hands of small farmers.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-06-08
KISSING DAY EVENT
 IN ENGLISH VILLAGE

HUNGERFORD, England, June 7.-- A curious custom, the Hocktide festi- val of Kissing Day, is observed in Hungerford. With the exception of three years of the war. it has been observed every year since the days of John of Guant, and was revived this year. With trumpet 300 years old, the trumpeter opens the day, blowing it on the balcony of the court house. The town crier, in red-faced suit rings his bell and calls all com moners to court The tuttimen, two villagers, start on their round carry ing poles to which are affixed large bouquets. They enter each shop and house to collect a one pence fine and failing in this exact a kiss from the wife and daughters of each commoner. Signs of struggle are. frequent, but each time kiss is obtained ,an orange is thrown by a follower to the big crowd of children that trails along. and the oranges disappear rapidly.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-06-08
AUSTRALIAN SCHEME TO AID SOLDIERS IS
 DECLARED THE BEST

SYDNEY, June 7.-Australia is pre- pared to settle 10000 soldiers on the land
 And she is prepared to give each advances ranging up to S570OO for pur- chase of stock and machinery.
 That's how well Australia thinks of her returning fighting men.
 Her scheme of aid to soldiers is declared the best and most compre- hensige yet evolved British authori- ties agree to this.
 The provisions of land under this scheme, the construction of railways and roads to open it up and the ad- vances for stock and machinery are calculated to require an outlay of s2OO,OOO.OOO.
 Besides this land program
 The government will expend $10O.-I 00000O for public works, on which soldier labor will be given preference.
 It makes an allowance to maintain each soldier and his family, if he has one, till he gets work
 It SlNSS lO CdCu OllHu SOlulSi home, title clear.
 It advances any soldier up to $35O0 for house, with no advance payment, a program that calls for $25O,OOO,O0oI of government funds.
 It will ask only per cent interest of soldiers on deferred payments, though the cost to the government will be six per cent.
 The government will buy and divide large estates and buy building ma terial to sell to soldiers at cost.
 It will give soldiers 20 to 27 years to make deferred payments.
 To prevent speculation in these soldier investments, no transfer is permitted for five years without con sent of the government commissioner. All benefits thus aoffered to sold | iers are open to widows of soldiers, to widowed mothers and to nurses who went overseas.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-06-08
TEN MILE DRY ZONE
 TOFOIL B0OTLEGGERS

LAREDO. Texas, June "A ten mile zone on the Mexican side of the international border extending from the Pacific to the mouth of the Rio Grandel~
 That's the plan of Mexicans to pre- vent the nationals of that country getting mixed up with bootleggers from the United States.
 The bill is ready for Introduction in the Mexican congress and it would be made effective at once. month before the United States goes dry, if the wartime prohibition bill is not amended.
 To offset the loss of revenue to merchants in the dry zone another bill is prepared which will admit i'm ports to the dry territory free of duty.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-06-08

The most important news from all parts of the world is flashed by telegraph direct to The Reviews office. It is all ready for you at breakfast time.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-06-08
Dainty Silk Blouse. Very Special at S2.95

Now is the time to get your summer bIouses and this is the event at which you will save the most money getting them. For the prices have been lowered to make it worth while laying in your full supply during this sale
 of Georgette, Crepe de Chine and wash silks in the newest styles, trimmed with dainty lace and embroidery. There are collarless models round neck models-also plain tailored styles in pretty new colors in white, flesh and the darker shades-an sizes-Monday at .-.....$ $2.s5
Bisbee daily review., 1919-06-08

Envelope Pocket Books in a big assortment of feathers, plain and fancy lining, fitted with mirrors and coin purse
 -On Sale Special at $1.29
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-07-04
Icrbehertc SUlOntcuiarmen.

Sn Der n0tlten 3eit lit in Sen
Ser. Staaten ongeIegentlif BON Scr
Sdaffung bon 6ormtuIonien fir
Gr.SoI0ateE ole 6eOe, mo oiirfte
Ell paur Nouate nod INNER mehr
Die 3eoe lem. 9odl lit oieier nett
ld)auen0e Elan nod uidt m allen
Gin3clbelten en0ailtia ieit8eIe0t.
Mond)e u~errpeiicn 0iesbe}ugIid
aud oui ben Griol0 elmer dion be.
itebenoeu taliiornliten 5SarmfoIouie,
Gle nId1t pjel mGbr aI5 elm 25ubr
oIt lit. ionle olii eine Gbnlitle Grim.
Dung in A%uitroIlen. Die ihon et1ua
}unn5ia Sabre eriitiert un0 floriert.
1icie bet0en &olonien rperDcn nad
Dem @runOiaB gciiibrt, OoB cine
'olfe Tormerei niht an II 0 +.
@nno beginner ioute. ion0errt on
Idlon uerbeiiCrtem 2an0e, nelfcs
bereit$ iiir ooS 3ieben BON 6cIo.
iriidten poul9 initauo Qeiebt lit.
Ser Stoot ioll qIcifmohI 9eiitouo
uno 9eIehumQ bictcn, Die 9altQIlt).
Felt uto Tormarbcit$Iuit bon Solo.
niiten porol5Qeiegt.
Tn aaIiiornien lit oicicS GnItem
olS Ser Gurbom-Glon befannt ltnO
lit unltreitiq Elm 0orern0er GrioI9
nemor0en; id0n unqeidhr 1870 80
miljen Ieben in ser Durham. QoIonie.
nle in ihren eidcncn @cimcn, ltno
ser @crt oc2 a1n}en bcnohbortcn
9onoe@ lit Q%ijnitjQ oonon bceiniIubt
por0cn. 3monSiq Sabre hotten
MIR 90d)ter oui Dem 0on0e qelebt
mno tcincn GrioIl e~r}ielt. oonn
errporb ser Stoot 0as 2ano, Der.
5~eiierte Is, mo oo3 llnterne6men
acoieb ~iofort.
G5 mdre nid1t ii6crroiten6. mcnn
ojcicr EIan tejllueiic nlih III Den
Solootcufolouicn SIR ~Anucn0ula
fdnre. - 1T sod Or. WtoN, Sic
SceIe Ser Fo~Iiiorniidlcu @riinOunQ
nid Standardization Ee3 ScFretar5
>cs Snncrn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-07-04

gter meroen bart gefof]t. Gonn
nin1mt man iie in bic bo5Ie linte
Sano uno flopif nit elmer laden
gieiicrfIinee Ooriiftig Die Gier 10,
5oB Die Shole ringsum ganj tIein
5eripringt, a6er nift oaoon abiollt.
90 Ie9t man iie in cine Sal3bribe.
0eren St0rfe iid oanah ridtet, mie
6aIo, Die Gier oerbrouft mer0en
iouen. @enobuIih mndlt man Die
9riibe niht aa3u itarf, IdBt aber
Sic Gier minoeitens "a Gtunocn
BARN. SIT man genotigt, iie idon
nod II Stunoen gu 9cbrauden. 10
mudt man Die Cafe it1rfer; un0
bIeiben iie mebrere Gage oarin, oann
tlit man Dobl, tie mad 36 Stllnoen
in Elm friifes, leift geioI3enes
8aiier 81 Iegcn.
Bilam BON SommeI.
fIeid d.. 3mei Efuno ifones
&ammeIiIeiid piro in Stiife 5er.
Iegt uno in Butter uno ieinem
cigenen Set nit menia 8aiIer, Gal3
un0 reidIid 3miebeliheiben ODER
EOmaten gar geoiinItet. @enn oos
6leiid beinobe weit lit, miro cine
IroBe Sbertoiie better geipiiIter
Rei8 oo3u gegCben uno oIes lang
iam meiter gefot)t, nobel ma nab.
reno oes 4ohenS inmer elm rpento
faIte 6Ieiidbriihe nodgieBt, mas ooS
3eriaaen Der Geisforner %perbinoert.
lieie miiiien meit meroen. aber
9on3 bleiben. Ser ReiS nimmt oen
fr1itigen @eitmod oe$ 6leIides
uno Die 6orbe Der 3piebeIn ooer
(omoten on. 0tan rihtet Sleiih
mo Rei3 3uiommcn in elmer boIb-
tiefen Shiiiiel on mo oer3iert ben
Rano nit Qeteriilie ooer 9eiaI5cnen
Standardization
Gr0beercn gan3 ein5r.
III MAIDEN. Aui ieoes Gfuno idouer
GROCER Grobeeren Redirect man 1
Ffuno 3uder. Sn eiuem ir0encu
Iopi fidrt III oieien inter itetem
4bitGumen, legt poriid)tig Die gut
aenaihenen ur0 mieoer trofen &C.
mor0enen geeren blnein unb ihopft
Damn nlittelit zines 20ffeIs oen
9uder inmer ii6er Die 9eeren. bis
lie 5icmlid fibl gemoroen. Gam
oedt man elm reine5 Suh barber
mo IGBt allcS bis gum foIgcnoen
Gage iteber. Ant nGd)Iten Gage
p1rmt man 0aS 8on5e iibcr lang.
iortem fSeuer uui; lit es redt beiB,
Damn IteQt ma eS mieoer meg, ldbt
rs obfiibIen. oeft 0ns Suh micoer
oariiber mo pcrfGbrt an oritten
Gage ebenio. StIieBlit IdBt man
oie grobeereu talt ueroen uno fiiat
lie reft noriid1tiQ in Slider (flctne
lino olH beiten). Cen Suft I6Bt
mon einfod1en 10 Bob er geraoe
jber Die 9eeren reift, mo fiut i'm
uaf Dem GrfuIten in Die Slider.
@1it perifIoiicn unb an trodenem,
foItem EIabe %onfbeuabrt, boIten tie
lid gut, bemabreu ihr Nroma nno
bieiben gors.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-07-04
fir die Rl0e.

ieIbrei m / t
9rube. 4 Euno 9eihdIte uno
icriduittene a~arioiieIn perocn IN
g8aiicr meit gefodt, ob9egoiien,
5urdl elm Sieb gerijbrt ODER III.
aartoiieIQuetider 8eroriift, nit
ctrpo8 6Ieiidbril6e angeieuttet, nit
reitIid 5erlniiener Butter, Sal3
unO meiBcm Nieiier inter iortge.
icBtcm l%lmriibrcn npi gcIin0em
6cllcr mle0er erhIst.
Ret5.HiIam. Mon QuirIt 1
@fun0 Hei8 aus. u,ocm ma ibu,
HodlOem er ob9ebrijbt lit, NIT foltcm
%8olier oufitellt, 10 ooB oieieS i'm
bc0cdt, oaiu = llr3en Gutter, e
8ccl0iiel SaI3 / nit ltcIfcu be.
lpidte 3lUiebet, 1 9iin0ten CRIME
NcteriiIlc. Geuu er melh geounitet
lit, nlntnrt nan 3micbct un0 Ncter.
lille bcrolt$ uno ilberQicBt Den HciS
nit Butter mo aibt i'm 81 gc6iin.
itctem Sllppenbubn.
@ortoffelrano an q a.
gouts. Nuf . 8iuno aefod)te,
GeitGlte itno QerjCbene aortoiieln
rcfnct man , lln5en friite Butter,
, berQuirIte gicr, aac& Qltt ouf Dem
6eler nb9eriibrt, ucbit einigcu
E0ficln laurent Habnl. SIT sic
N{aije idlon Did, fornlt man oieIeIbe
nli eincu nit Nlcbl beitreuten 0led
81 elucn Hdno, leQt ihn nlti cine
rluaoe Sd)iiiiel, per3iert ocu Huno
NIT ciucr ISABEL, bcitreidt i'm nit
81 un0 b0dt ibn bclIaelb. Sn sic
N}lttc aibt ntau Damn 0n3 NoiGee
o0cr NaAout.
@croIlte 0ummcIbrun.
N}on bcircIt cine quite. ilriitiQe
@ammejbru't BON otu Auodlcn. rcibt
We mt Su!i en-, btitrcut lie NIT
lem 1cidultteHeu 3luiebelriroen,
r>It file yI'1mmtu, Ic3t Tie in scr.
Ial'cuc @uIttr uro llRt lie 0arir
libeyol oHoUuiitu. Sam QjeBt mon
70 ptcl 6Ici'dhrlihe ooer @aIicr "a.
81. oab oo$ GIcjih beocdt 1T. Qibt
}erIdnittcnc3 H3uritl,perf uuH @e-
mfrs hJnt,n mo lo5t nie 9ruit
lon9idm mejd' 0ompieH njmfnt ooS
Niclld htralIs. entic;tet 0ie @rilbe,
rilbrt lie ourh ein Sicb. pcrfcdt lie
mir eitpr 0unFIeu Mebleirbrcuue
mo uiir5t lie nit cinem gbl0iicI
9oacrr.
SpoI.Gier. 6rii6 aeleate
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-07-04

~ u y U Z ? u 7 Z 2 y - =
tiers mabel.
1885. Gies Nooeu fam aus
Gboaie, 2otpn, 9imitp, 8ottIt,
goile, Seioe, 2einen, Serial nno
ou6eren @oidItoffen bergelteIlt mer'
ben. Gos Mooea lit Ieift ber5lr
Tteuen, uno oaS SIeib lit einIod
uno oroftiih.
9os Muiter fommt in 4 @roBen
fir Maofer bon 2, A, 6 uno s
Sobren. Sir cine Gehsiabrige iino
So CARDS 81 3oa breiten Stoffes
notig.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-07-04
Vie btiObleu.

Nue W0mcr. Sic oui Ser 9Sarm
anJcitclt marc1l hutten in NIluui
t%ion@iobrlten SteIieu |anacuommteu
ooer ijt nmperben Iaiicu. ulo 10
mar N1r Tdrncr Neuoti0t iitl nit ir.
acnorucm ST btbclien. Sen cr gcra0c
tCfonumen fonntc. 5o cnQaQitrte cr
6cun and cjnen WIaHn, Ser chen crit
Cin ticiuc> Ndu@tcn m ser &iua1c
bcioQen bate. Gr ionO Sen Mauu
lonljom ulo uuvli'eno, uber 0od'
tplllIq.
~Nobn Sic Sic aortoiieIn oi,dY
melt au%cinan0ty 1epiIanit. wie io c.
Nbncn lci1lt babc." iraatc Der Ear.
nlcr ctncS Ia1c5.
IA 0eQiB autocrtcte Ser Ge.
iroate. .ginjlc babe i'd ami &hrcu,
0eloe cinleg'Ian,, Ste auotrcu in
Meinctn @drtcn "a iinO ic raul pitr
@fciIcu alIscinGuocr.~
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-07-04

Gtniah. Re9ifeur (sun
Girtftor): Is III 0od aus0riid'
LID o]orltihricbtL oaB cit Qebrate.
mes @ubn aIf ola @uhne fommcu
jon"
Cjreftor: "a miro uihts 0t0uS
Ser aomifar bat eiHfadl orGimol
III fraben - uu0 0amlt baitul"
Winoeruertis. Nit
SEN Gamen 81 or,jbcu fam aber
nirfl.dl fem anitduOigtc Nenih per'
tehreu. Gje MAIDEN ia am Rage
tnagp oreimal SoiIctte.@
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-07-04

Dies MooeQ 5ei9t cine rei3uoIIe
a~ombination BON glattem mo ge.
maitertem 6ouIor0; arep mo @oIIe
f0nntcn in d6nliter @eiie fonl.
biniert ner0en. Bel Der 8luic fdut
Gle &oroerbobn iiber ocn Nod. ood
fam Dies aud fortgeInilen meroen.
Iqs 9Iuicumliter fommt in :
8r0Ben iilr 81. SO. 50, 40, AZ, Al
mo 46 ,3oa 9~ruiupeitc; oa8 Rod.
muIter fommt ebeuiaQs III I @roBen
iHr %. "a. 20. %, 80, 30 mo 81
3oQ 3aiuenmeite. Ser Nod lit al
ser unteren aante rs CARDS melt.
sir oas aleio iinb 5A CARDS DO
SOL breiten Stoiies fir mittIere
8roBe notig.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-07-04

Mooetn. ,@9eiBt 0u, 81
9ar. 7u .itecu ujjr0is o1rfit Gu
DID mir atatnl5er in Der Geffent
iia.ei; nitt 2sj1en; iont oeuien biz
Geute am Gnot. ltd pare uitt Define
fyGu.
- @6bErc&Y Bed Ser arnt
&tyl q orselu bat lluJllld gcbaht
o@&a> III lint benin sugtlto6en?
~Afe.nc 6Clu tit nit lbm enrh,
gcbrlnnt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-07-04
ginfod uno Ieiht Ger3u.
il ELLEN.

2S47. Gin ollerIicbite& nno icbr
praftiide5 NIeiod)cn flr feline
M00eIS. Is ej9uct iih iur 2arun.
@atiit. Go,Ie, N0iuioot, Gmib mo
9initp; IdBt iif audi in 5eioc oocr
Eith ocrnrbeitcn. IS beiteht aus
e!ncm Stild. 9iun1pi uno 2(crmeI
iilo in ems gcidnjtten. Sine bib.
de Sd0rpe ooer Elm @iirteI in
htIIer, Icbbaitcr 6arbe Qcniigt gun
Ser3ierung.
Gas M}uIter fonlmt in 4 @r6ben
flr MtG0dlen bon 2. 8, 4 un6 8
Sohren. Sir cine &icridbrige inn
3A Yoro8 q Sell breiten Stoife3
notia.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-07-04
Seritcllnn ING pOn Stdrfe uno 8lanj.
earfe.

lin aragen un0 Wfanidetten einen
ldonen 8Ian3 81 gebeu, foht man
lld iolgen0e Nppretlrntuiie: Aui /
Guart &alier Z lln3en @tpcertn, /
ltn5e 9orar, ~ lln5e @alratb
tSpernaCetl) mo 1 llu5e @uumi
orablcrm. Gas aIeS MIR 70 LANCE
gefoft, bis oIes gut ouigel0it lit,
mad Dem Grtalten IN RENE 6laihen
Gctult nn0 gut uerforft ouibclpobrt.
Iuf EN- Gllart getodtcr Stqrfe red.
ret man ~ G6loffel oieIer Ntiid)una.
Gle Starfe 00ri abioIut ni6t bid
mo ltell iein. 0atlit lie aue GinIagen
Ger &rogen un0 WaniAetten gut
onrdOrlngt. 4Pon bat pobl oaruui
SIT ottcn, 0aB Die Begenit0uOe ourd
mo oltrth troden 9ebiIgeIt Iino, ounr
lt)lleBt man lie 3ur Hunouna uno
hor8t fe III Der N0be oeS 0ien5 aui.
60 mer0en lie iton Itcii uno alan.
6eno. lin m09ltdite Stelibeit Der
28olde nit Ger notigeu GloIti3itQt
81 peretfel1, melde Scr geltarften
g&a'd)e ote QroBte &altbarfeit lid)ert
cine ooB iie leiht briifiq mer0en
tdnl1, qllrlt man Elm babies Giut0
Aet2ltdrte nit 3luci Saiien fnltem
SSoller flor mo gIeBt lie inter Niib.
rem III . %Int2 beIBe8, ober nid)t 70.
dlcn0cS Ndlier hinein, jebt Elm mol.
llll61roBc@ Stild fein geidnittenen
Stearin mo ebenio piel neiBe:
S8od)@, lopic etren GBlGffeI pom
8lpcerin.Cel bm5u un0 lGBt inter
beltunoidem llmriibren Die Stdrfe
elnmol au'foten. @iro Die St6rfe
nlft logIeid benuet, 10 oicBt man
uorlid)tiQ taitcs @aIier Oarauf, obne
c& ourdjurlbren, oomit iih feline
pout a1lr Der CberfI0fe bil0en fam
ncr Dem @cbtdud 9IeBt man oaS
Mnl'cr mie0er ab. - (Seritenuna
gutter @lanjitdrfe nod cngIiiter
&oridri't.) 0ion nebme 0ie bette
9telaltdrtc unO miihe tic nit et1uas
Md'lcr 5u einem iteifcn @rei; Damn
iu8e man, md,lrcn0 man unnufbGr.
ltd riibrt, fohcnoeS N8oiier bilt5u.
Soucn Sic &ru9en. Srauien uto
0cmNbuIcu icbr iteii fem uno mis-
EN- Splc9cI llduien, 10 nebme ma
%un5c'abr Il NtuuO Aei5itdrte uno
Iole III Sem &oilCr, meIt)e3 bjttSuge'
Go''cn miro. cNen TecIoiiel pol ge.
prjpcrttu Norar. ctIpaS rcjneS. mel
res &ots in Ser @r5Bc elmer gtub
l1o Gin StU5heu Suder aui.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-07-04

SIbfh un0 MODERN.
1886. Sn el1em aIeio ME Dem
bier abgebll0eten iiebt Elm MGbd)en
INNER nett uno aorett aus. Ron
fam Die 8Iuie aus Gri0ih. 2einen.
Sbati cher gIottem 8ingham Der.
fteIIen uno geitreiften ODER GIoiO.
StoH fir Sen BOD un0 Die @arnIe-
Tllng perpenOen.
Gas MluIter fonlmt in 4 GroBen
fir Mdoten uon s, 10, y uno If
SSabren. Sir cine 5rs6Ifiabrigc iinO
3M CARDS zines "A 3oQ 6reitcn
Stoffes n0tiq.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-07-04

Sti pie ctlc @lote. lei tin
Q}cnFh lple ans eirGu @u6: ici
n,du ME cine @lodt. ra9 bciBt.
i4lpaute nidlt bin ua0 Der,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-07-04
Allep1ei fIp's Raus.
&infs fGr Die 6ansfran.

Strumpie, oeren Soblen ourd
-dlUelBfliBe bart gemor0en Tno, icl.
len mleoer Deid mer0en, menn man
le na6 Butem AusrUdl1en mo oou'
it6u0l8em 8rodnen m lauIUarmes
&aiier legt, Dem etIpa5 @elniteln-
ilnre 5u8eiiigt wur6e. Auf EN- Bint
eiIlen guten @BIonel pod. @tan iou
Ie Damn leId)t ousorilden uno mie.
Der trodnen lniien. 8einlIelnlGure
lit in Der Apotbefe erbdltIib. Dor
lltt belm 0ebrauh mn beim Iuibe-
mnbren lit 0ringeno Jeboten.
aartofielpaiier, Oas pom Den
&ausirauen ionit idueu fOrtgegoiien
81 peroen pilegt, iInoet nod cine
CUTE Berruenoung, menn man Sc.
ibIrr uno Slider oamtt ausIUdidt.
aud gum 3einige Dolener 8dihe
I'll es gut. 8ieielbe miro oanaf ME
reu.
Stodfleden Iaiien iih auf iebr Elm.
fahe &cile aus Der 8aI6e enter.
ren, wenn man oic itaobaften Stel.
lCn nit meiher SeIfe einreibt uno
9reioe barber itreut. Gam iebe
man Die 10 5eban0eIten Glide Der
Sonne ans mo baIte iie OUT cine
Gtun0e ieuht. Sod lansiomem
Erodnen Deroen Die 6leden in Den
meiIten 6duen peritmun0en iein.
&ie wGidIt maj siuen Slueater?
ginen Slpeater pdidt man oui
folgcnoe art uno @eiie: Sn elmer
Sd)iiiiel miro in enUa$ @aiier Is
Stiid Soorp-Seii ourd &ohen &c.
lott, Damn 10 uieI @aiicr bin6u ais
notig uno 10, ooB 0as @an5e gut
beiB lit. Ga5u LOTT ma einen @Bl0i,
ieI 9orag in elmer Eaiie fodenoen
S8alierS 9ibt es bIn5u uno fnetet Die
SADIE bIu0urh; nidt reiben, mir IN
Den 6auiteu orIden uno preiien
Damn miro lie in EN- 5meite3 @aIier
gegeben, aud nit SeiIe, aber peni.
ger, oa5 @aIier muB Die gleid)e
Eemperatur bnben ais oas erite.
Nun oritdt man i'm beraus, flopit
Ibn ctlUas 5piiden laden Sdnoen
ulo breltet ibn iI0h aui mebreren
itbereiuauoer IiegenOen Siitern, bel
oenen es nid)t baraui anfommt, penn
lie ctlpos BON Der rotten 6arbe anneb.
men. Gin idneIlere3 Srodnen miro
er5telt, menn man meitere Glider
iiberlegt uno oIe@ Dies out preBt,
oanu Die Glider peficlt. 3nlest I6Bt
man i'm unbeoedt olli trodeneu Sii.
fern fertiJ trodner. SeoeS Nu3rprin.
gen muB uermieoen per0en, neil er
ltd uer3lebt; u1h bongen bari CT gar
nift. Nou legt i'm nit nltsgebrei.
teten aermeln bin, Sit man ella.
io fam man, penu er niht mebr
raB, nur nod ieudIt lit, iiber Silt)crn
ron Tlot gu EIoB 9iigeIeiien (nidt
Iebr bciB) biniteIIen. cine 8eiIe ite,
ben Iniien, Damn med'ieln. @enn Ser
lintergeieBte StreIien ioItig geluor.
Cen lit. 10 muB cr nab Dem Srofnen
lb5etrennt unO iriid auigeiest lper.
0cn.
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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-07-04

1859. Gies Mooea er9i6t Elm
iebr biibffes aIeio in ben nenen
9einenarten nit geiab aus gique
ooer Gorourop. IS lit aud iebr
bii6id fir @ingbam, 8erfal, Seer.
iuder, 2arpn, arep, Repp ODER
0opIin. Gle 8aiden mo Stulpen
fonnen iortqeIaiien weroeu.
Sos MlIIter fommt in 4 GroBen
fir MdOden pon s, 10, ~ uno IA
Sabren. Sir cine 3molfidbrige
fino 3% gor6s SO 3Ou breIteu
StofIes n0tig.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-07-04

Maun: Nun iieb' bIob. oa tx
cine @aaruooel in Scr Suppe.
Trau: Nh! Sect ipeiB i'd the.
nialtens, NO INNER uniere Saden
%htntommcn - Elm SticfeIfnett ieblt
aud nod!
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-03-10
AUDIENCE ENJOYS PROGRAM RENDERED
 AT NATIVE CHURCH
Music by the Hawaiian Orchestra Is a Feature, and an h. teresting Talk Made
 on Baskets.

An appreciative audience listened to the splendid program given last night under the auspices of the la dies of the Native Presbyterian Church. The program was sue cess and well patronized.
 The lusty singing of the children of the Public School was the more derstood that about one-half of the school was unable to be present.
 Mrs. Sewers presented in a most interesting way the steps in the making of the Alaska Native basket. Many of those who have been ac- quainted with the basket in the North for many years found many new things about it's construction. As far as we know the basket is the only curio which is entirely hand work" The roots and grasses are entirely prepared by hand. The Ma tive dyes are the product of the hands No machinery is used in it's weaving.
 Miss Thelma Orsen gave a reading Worthy" with organ accompaniment by Mrs. Dawes. The speaker showed marked ability, and credit must be given to the Chemawa school for the fine training shown by its pupil. The music of the Hawaiian orches- tra from Douglas was greatly enjoyed by all. The players were recalled after each appearance on the pro gram.
 The Columbia Drill' found the spirit of patriotism of the audience. When those giving the drill wave "Old Glory" and sang Three Cheers for the Red, White and Blue," the audience spontaneously joined in the singing
 Great credit is to be given to the ladies for their first effort in giving a general program.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-03-10
Helpful Hints for Mothers
 By Experts Are Given

Thumbs and fingers say, Good morning,
 Iris a very pleasant day; Little pointers bow politely, Tall men nod and smile so brightly While the rest with joyful greeting All their little friends are meeting -(Eleanor Smith.) The Family Played with the baby hands held up, first one and then the other and beginning with the thumb. In this game, Baby becomes acquainted with the world just immediately out side himself.
 This is the loving mother,
 Always good and dear; This is sthe busy father,
 Brave and full of cheer; This is the merry brother,
 Grown so strong and tall; This is the gentle sister.
 This is the baby small; And here they all together meet,
 This whole glad family complete Here's Grandpapa and Grandmama
 And Father too, and Mother, With baby wee, one family;
 Oh, how they love each other The aunt and uncle now we see,
 And little cousins, one-two-three i; And this good family is found
 In happy love together bound
 -(Emile Poulsson)
 Going a little farther ahead, Baby will now enjoy finger games of ami nal families. A number of charm ing ones suitable for this period of baby education can be found in Emile Poulsson's Finger Plays" published by Lathrop, Lee and Shep ard Co.,, Chicago; price $1.25.