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Douglas Island news., 1919-11-07
NEW DEPARTURE

\ 5HU party was held ot Wra- .a n .nor, ,.mc ago at which w antique feature vaa introduced The r... card. tor lunch wcrc labelled utn ous Che drt names of thc lady and gentlemen guests. lt was for Hu0au to oaIl anyone by anything bu. UH.r evu names during ta.
 u.U Hum
 That meh. work an right n WmeaU bgt m a metropolis uho noueu. t s possible chat 70 man .aIH sanse lady by Che name .O Naba or Jo. might hc resented VI. would Ho. adv.ac any prospc.t.F. .... o. Che town ,o try Che eA pertinent.
Douglas Island news., 1919-11-07
SOUR DOUGH NOTES
Happenings on Douglas Island Twenty Ycau Ago This Week
 From News Files

A rcnor. Of Che Rev. sheldon Iach- son on thc reindeer Industry was re- co.god at Che oG.cc Prom Che TO. port it was found tbat thorc werc a total of 395 reindeer m tho Tcu. tory.
 Jack Mcdonald. witch ha family returned from thc Atnu gold field.
 E R Jaoeor the Juneau laundry man. established branch onicc t Douglas
 um subbius, Che postmaster. put Iur in a stock of stationery
 Tho district court was n session u Juneau with Judge Johnson pre- udue.
 Miss Fannie penr.aae camc baca from Michigan. where aho had bee. ou a v.sIt
Douglas Island news., 1919-11-07
FORGOT TO MENTION

I'm some way we forgot to chron- lcle in our laat IHuo Che return to town ol Tom racy or maybe Inc was not .n town at that timc Amy way ho is back from trip Go Tom akoo hot spr.nea and after having taken Of course of baths hc is fcc.- ing lso a fvo-yosr-o'd. if Inc was In town last week and we did not see him. It was a stranec ching aH 1c is largo part ol tho fccncry wherever he may be-
Douglas Island news., 1919-11-07
Manv Tnns

Many Trips
 Many long trips gre being taken by locahgos boat fans ot Che present time around thc hot stoves. lt is pleasant travelling Much country can bo coyorcd. many deer killed and nocks of ducks ceu bc slaughtered u comfort when tho stove and Che old pipe are both drawing right and one has comfortable chair in % pool hall.
 lf all Che miles travelled around thc stoves of tho town woro actually made by gas boats n Alaska. there would be so much ol burned that John D. could pay Che nationu war debt with caso
 Then. too. how much casicr it is to sit in a nice. warm place oud reel oG tho miles. pick out Che landmarks. land and kiu some game. chen como home again all without thc trouble of buying gasoline and taking Che chance of getting acaIc. No heavy, wet anchor to puli up. no steering Co do and no chance Of getting ship- wrecked.
 A gae boat fam plays Che gamo tbe year around and many heated discussion arc to Doc heard as to tho relative merits Of different eu- zine. and thc saworthIncss Of yarI- 0us boats. or course Che arguments are never settled. That is natural for if they were settled there would be nothing to talk about next time.
 Taking it au the way through. tbc botstoyc su boat man has ali Che bcet of it m Che fact that he has au tho mn of Che trips witch none Of che hard work
Douglas Island news., 1919-11-07
MANY WOMEN USE
 GLYCERINE MIXTURE

Douglas Island women win hc ur- pr.scd at Che INSTANT pleasant ace uou of simple rlyoer.Hc. buckthorr bark ctc. as mixed in AdIcr-i-ha. Ono spoonful relieves ANY CASE gas on stomach or sour siomack He- ease Adlcr-i-ka acts ou BOTH upper and lower bowc. It often cures cou- sl.patIon ald prevents appcnd'o.t.0 One lady reports herself CURED of a bad caso Of howc. trouble and cone st.plu0u Guy l.. smith. druggist
Douglas Island news., 1919-11-07
GO FARMING

Henry olson brother of August olson Of th.s city win leave Juneau ou tbc Northwestern to locate on a farm down near where his other brother Martin olson .s now iarm- me Martin O'aon a at Mount Ncr- non. Wash Henry was in business for many years iu Juneau, to which p.aca ho moved something oyer @ dozen yUrs ago Hc will ukc hIa family with him to h.s new home
Douglas Island news., 1919-11-07
On Gndiron

The Emma belonging to this port and owned by Tom Ness fig ou Che eridlron iu Juneau having repair work done. It was impossible Go get a new crank shaft In States. so one H being made In Juneau lt s thought chat it win not bc long now mW Che boat Is In commission again.
Douglas Island news., 1919-11-07
ALL GONE

Mr. and Mrs. George Meyers and ou uous'u and Anton Moycu a brother or George. Iett ou Che rr.n- ..s Mary for Che south Tho Viewers have lately becn m business In Juneau previous Go which they had a store on thc uoue.as bench ior .cur.
Douglas Island news., 1919-11-07
TRIP TO SOUTH

Mr. and Mrs. w. H Dodge. %. .Iomah and children Icft on the Princess Mary tor lho south Wcduca- day morning They win visit for a
 me witch relatives Of Mr. Dodge on Che Sound
Douglas Island news., 1919-11-07
BOUGHT HOME

NeN KIoh has houeh, homo at Thaac and moved over to chat town ls week wIth h.. family Mr. h..HH
 employed with thc Gas'ucau Com Hny at Thmo and win live uicrc Co h. closer fO h.H work
Douglas Island news., 1919-11-07
GONE TO SCOTLAND

William Reid for meuy years a resident O. Douelm Island and m employee ol Che rradwcH and AIas- Ea Juneau Company Iolt on tho Princes. Nary He win eo to hIs o-d home I'm Scotland for F.s.t
Douglas Island news., 1919-11-07
Hard Piekings
10 JUALIN

Joseph Jones' for ycau employed m thc mines on Douglas Island has gone to JuaIu to work Hc left for that plaoc on Che last trip Of the Etcbcth
Douglas Island news., 1919-11-07
HONEYMOoNERs

Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Van Den Vyc- lcu ou thc Princess Mary for .o.tUo They win spend thc.r hon- gmom touring California m Mr. Nau uw Wyars ear
Douglas Island news., 1919-11-07
IN FROM SPRINGS

J E Elnrom Che icwolcr has arrived hcrc from Tcnakco. uo win either engage in business ou thc Channel or eo to thc states for 90 uIp
Douglas Island news., 1919-11-07
ERIC GONE

Erie Anderson. who camc i'm to town last week from ch.chaeol loft un tbe city of Seattle for luaIu. where hc win bo employed by Che uuue company
Douglas Island news., 1919-11-07
FROM SPRINGS

Henry Bomksa. who has hoou working at Che Columbia cauuerv tn TuaEe. mIo. taa summer has re- turned to town witch hH wife and family .o spend Che wulor
Douglas Island news., 1919-11-07
WORKING

simon Cameron. formerly mn. carpenter at rr.adNeI has asu n position .t tha Alaska Juneau Mr. Cameron ... mo. worked .or som. tim. m a..oHu. %. nm attack ot rH.Hm...m.
Douglas Island news., 1919-11-07
MOVE TO JUNEAU

M George and family win moso to Jmoau tbc 0rt part of next week to mako thc.r home They win take ,he.r furniture over ou scow on Che high tide of next Sunday
Douglas Island news., 1919-11-07
SI-BOOKS--$I

.IH. Son oI Tarlu "UH. Return H. TarIur "U..u n. t.. iu0. .I.. Hound Prom Che Norih "I.. Spoilers .Irr fHo Top Garry On .Tum IU Come HH.k tn You .II Good old S.Nu.H .I.. r.I. Commandment "N. HH.ao .I.I.r -el.oi 0rier |H. Yukon IuI
 HU. White. Sister .UH. Ou.h Intrigue
 nHU.Gm Man .T.. Can u. IH. NII .fIr Pour NeIra I'm Germany HH. s.I Wn.t
 rH. Woman HH... .H. N..Un Why .NH.. TO Every Man .r.HH.r Baby
 I.. HnH.I Door .IU.I stick tHetuI.h l.-I .WHI. your Dream N"u' l.IrI
 AND MANY OTHERS
 All m. Magazines af Hun HHu.e prices. did uot raise ELMER E. SMITH
 The Front St Druggist
Douglas Island news., 1919-11-07
MORE MEMBERS

AS result of Ono mombcrshI dr.yo Hat is on In tho local Eagle Dodge. claH of urc or a.N nov EarIcs win have wings dttcd ou io. might at tho meeting at Che EaeIc' hau.
Douglas Island news., 1919-11-07
AMONG FLY WHEELS
 OF MOSQUITO FLEET

around in. Tho Navy is one Of the beat known Of thc local small craft and has travelled many miles over Alaskan waters. lta engine is not much bigger than a Bis Ben clock. but always seems to deliver Che goods.
 Did Not Do It
 Tho Murrclet haa not yet gone on Che ways yet Go get thc new ahaft and propc.lor Gued. as was expected. Tho weather has been such that it would have been impossible to do Che wor
 Been Hunting
 E. J Borg and C. w. Carlson have recently returned from % hunting trip on tho gas hoat AJF
 Working on Boat
 David Davis. of th.a city. .e work ine on hIa trolling boat which was badly injured this year in a collision with another boat at thc fishing grounds
 Hard Pickings
 As fur aa gas boat news ia cone corncd locally thcro ie not much doc me Since tro ocor season closed Che last of Che month hunting parties have not been leaving town Gas boat owners are watching Che tide tables to put thc'r boats in winter quarters so that they need nof worry about them when tac Taku winds blow.
Douglas Island news., 1919-11-07
BLACKSMITH LEAVES

D M Mitchell Q blacksmith a. Trordwcll. loft on thc Princess Mar for a vacation trip to tho stat. Mr Mitchell win yIa.t ha old hoU m California before returning.
Douglas Island news., 1919-11-07
TOOK THE CENSUS

In accordance with thc Territorial. law. school .onsus Of al children 1l a.Hoo. aee VaH taken by .hc ,each- .s O. tho Douglas ehoo. on Ios. Saturday,
Douglas Island news., 1919-11-07
FOR SEATTLE

Mu John RmU.r, Icft on tha Admiral Evans last week for Soa,- Ic. where she win undergo au opp. Uratuu
Douglas Island news., 1919-11-07
Selling Boat

MoHra Guw and Irving arc noe eouarue for Che ule Of their gas boat Colonel Tho boat .s ono they fitted mp las. summer
 Bought Navy
 Sinclair Brown has purchased fhc gas b0lt Navy from otto Anderson
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-10-24
Refused Interview.

Immediately upon his return 10
Nsnapa. Mr.. Boatwright asked for an
interview with Mrs. prssher. This
proved difficult A number Of ap,
pointments were arranged for Mrs.
Prather 10 meet the detective in c.
X. Hickey's Office, TO discuss her
claim OF $500 against the insur-
ance company. On each OF these oc-
eAsions Mrs. Prather failed 70 pu, IN
an appearance.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-10-24
GOVERNOR DAVIS CALLS
RECLAMATION CONGRESS
Asks Western Executives to Appoint
Representatives to Consider
Irrigational Needs.

BOISE - (Special) - Governor D.
w. Davis this week mailed out re-
quests to governors of IN states to
join him in naming 10 delegates each
to western reclamation congress No
vember 2l-22 at Salt Lake. The prin-
cipal object of the congress will be to
associate the western state in a
gigantic irrigation combination for
the purpose Of presenting to congress
the vests particular needs in the way
of national irrigation legislation.
"You know as we'll as l." said Gov
ernor Davis in his letter to the COVER
nors, "the difficulties we have faced
in the past in getting financial assist.
ance, both private and public, and in
doing the real constructive work
which we all know should be done.
The same condition exists in all the
western states. We have never been
together in our demands and | think
the time has come when we should
present solid front in our fight for
action
Governors of the followir states
were asked to poin in the congress
Arizona, California, Colorado, Mon.
tana. Nebraska, Nevada, New Mexico
Oregon, Utah. Washington and
Wyoming
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-10-24
MAKES RAPID HEADWAY
Add This Fact to Your Store o
Knowledge

Kidney disease often advances so
rapidly that many person is fi,lnly
in its grasp before aware of its pi O.
grcss. Prompt attention should be
given the slightest symptom OF kidney
disorder. If there is dull pain in the
back, headaches, dizzy spells or a
tired, WORKOUT feeling. or if the kid
ney secretions are offensive, irregular
and attended by pain, procure good
kidney reHnedy at once.
Your townspeople recommend
Doan's Kidney Pills. Read the state
ment of this Caldwell citizens:
w. S. Shuee, Sl3 Dearborn Ave,
says: "Doan's Kidney Pills are srlen-
did, | know, from what they have done
in my family. When l had attacks oi
kidney trouble, my back has ached
and been so lame, could hardly &c,
around. Doan's Kidney Pills have
always helped me when have need
cd them"
|. Price 60c, at all dealers. DOM
simply ask for kidney remey-ge;
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-10-24
QUEST FOR SAPPHIRE
MINE LATEST LURE
Good Specimen of Valued Gem Found
In Owyhee Mountains
Excites Interest.

NAMPA--There seems POSSIBLE
ity of a new mining excitement in
Idaho.
c. r. Bernard, OF Owyhee county,
who with associates operates the
Sunnyside mine, was in Nampa Fri
dan and told the Leader Herald of a
new find.
Some Is years ago /. N. Clark
picked up an attractive piece OF rock
on some mining claims adjoining the
Sunnyside. He carried it around for
years, occasionally breaking off a
piece for some friend. Finally his
son took piece Of it to college with
him and gave it to one of the profess
sors. Thinking that possibly it was
something more than pretty piece
of rock this man had it examined
by an expert, who pronounced 1t q
good sapphire worth 500.
After Is years absence Mr.. Clark
came back recently to look up the
ground more carefully. He found
the present owner of the ground
upon which he found the rock, to be
Harry Cox, who at once began pros
pecting, with the hope of finding
more OF the same rock.
1t is believed further work will
bring to light real shapphire mine
and there is considerable interes,
aroused in the matter. Since the
first discovery of the rock the claim
upon which it was found has passed
through several ownerships. mum,
Der OF Nampa people at one time oil
another. having had an interest in il
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-10-24
LOCAL PLAYERS SCORE
AT HOMEDALE FRIDAY
Whose Baby Are U Attracts Large
Crowd - onening Function a
New Gem District Hall.

In spite OF au automobile accident,
a stage tina, was scarcely ! stage and
which necessitated entrances from a
single point. the Caldwell Dramatic
club cast gave a fairly creditabie per-
Torrance OF Whose Baby Arc U a,
Homedale last Friday evening. &C.
cording 10 Joe Erwin. The show was
given in the new hall recently con-
strueted by r. C. Heller.
Both the play and the dance which
followed attracted large crowds
Os,iand and McAdams orchestra
played for the opening night events.
Many Caldwell Wilder and Clavtou;a
people were ~rcsen; for the evenings
entertainment, aud few parties made
shs trip by auto from Boise. While
the play was sufficiently we'll pre-
sented to satisfy those who saw IL
Friday evening. Mr.. Erwin expects 20
lend additional endeavor 10 erfectins
the work of the cast and eliminating
the rough edges as they were shown
ur at tue nrst presentation Of the
play.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-10-24
IDAHO CITIZENS
REBEL At h. C.L
Consumers Offer Solutions and
Vigorous Protests at High
Prices

BOISE--(Speciai Idaho consum-
ers are beginning 10 show signs of re-
hellion against the high cost of living.
RESPONSIVENESS, protests and even
solutions are being made and sug-,
gested to state. municipal and county
ssshaslaieS either by direct letter or
through the state press. As winter
comes on and with coal strike in
prospect that viii tie up the nations
Industries, the situation becomes more
unendurable.
Lumber prices are being made the
particular subject OF attack in several
sections Recently the Boise city
council demanded that the public utili-
ties commission control lumber prices.
urging that the widespread use OF
lumber makes II public utility t.
law. however, docs not recognize Il IS
such. and the commission ansloune
il had no jurisdiction
On the Twin Falls North Side irrs
CATION tract move has been started
to organize stockholders in the canal
company for the purpose OF establish
ing a mutual lumber and mSrcan,ii-
company. with capital stock OF
2S0.000 Promoters OF the plan claim
$4,000 can he saved on 2h0OO0
which 1t is estimated the settlers will
buy within the next three years
With the announcement 81 another
boost of 90 cents per ton on coal an
attempt is being made to organize a
mutual coal company in Idaho 10 fol-
low the same general cooperative
plan Of buying and selling as proposed
hy the north side tract lumber and
mercantile company
AS the situation comricates. NOR
companies OF this t.ass will probably
be organized over the state. Whethc-
or not they viii solves the problem
rests on the experience OF The com
panies now being formed.
Meanwhile dealers over the state
disclaim responsibility Tor INC high
prices. They quote figures To show
that proportiona,ely to the volume OF
their business they arc actually max
ing less profit than ever before.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-10-24
NAMPA DIAMOND ROBBERY IS
PROVEN FRAUDULENT SCHEME

In the meantime the Prathers had
retained O'Connor & Anderson. OF
this city, to press their claim. A suit
for libel was also being prepared,
Mr.. ,Prather says, against the Nampa
Leader-H Herald, for story on the
fraudulent nature of the burglary.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-10-24

Doan's Kidney Pills-thc same that
Mr.. Shuce had Milburn TO-.
Mfgrs... Buffalo, n. Y.-Adv.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-10-24
Draft Plan.

/. II. Nash, state land commission
er, and W. ID. Humiston of Potlatch.
Idaho, representing the North Idaho
Forestry association, have been APP
pointed the Idaho committee to draft
plan for this states aerial patrol.
Five states will be associated in the
forest patrol system1Idaho. Montana,
Washington, Oregon and California.
Mccall and Boise are being con-
sidered as stations for southern Idaho,
Grangeville and Occur d'Alene have
been definitely chosen as bases for
north Idaho. it has been announced.
Land Commissioner Nash is in
Washington, D. c.. but will take up
the matter and lay out the Idaho
patrol system upon his return. II will
then be passed. upon at a conference
of the five interested states to be
called by Major Smith.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-10-24
|A|RPLANE TO Be
USED IN IDAHO
Aerial Patrol For Forest Fire
Protection To Be Es-
tabIished
AIRPLHNE TO RE--36

AIRPLKNE TO BE-36
BOISE - (SpeciaDs- The airplane
has entered upon its industrial exist
ence. in Idaho.
Within few months an aerial pa
troll will be established to protect
Idaho forests from fire. For the pur.
pose of laying out routes to be fol-
lowed by the aerial scouts. Maj. A. d.
Smith and Sergt, R. E. Blanton, his
f)ying lcompanion. flew across the
southern part of the state last week
starting originally from Cheyenne
Wyo. Their first stop was Idaho
Falls, They arrived in Boise Friday
noon, and took dinner Friday evening
in. Spokane an indication of the time
saving possibilities of an airplane in a
mountainous country. 1t takes a day
and night to make the trip TO Spo-
kane from Boise by rail.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-10-03
Sti5ic uon Sans GcimGuu.

Nrcitit0ocI Qebt nndl cinem ora
notigcn &cacngtB binnb oul cic
5troBc, nm cIluaa 81 beiorgen.
Ter @in0 piciit.
@rcitihoocl mill lid Sen @ut tief
IN Die Stiru 0riidcn. idon icat lhn
ciu @inoitoE hcruntcr2m ro fIntidt
lbn in cine @llbe.
@rcitih0ocI iprinat tpie Elm
4}ontbcr hintcr0rein,
"a or ocn &ut ioiicr Mil, miro
Gicier uon cinCm 5ruciten Winoitoh
nntiiihrt uno in bic nddite Eiiit,
lculrbcIt mo CT pitiduub Iic1cn
3lcibt.
NrcitiddocI iIijrmt %idlnonicnr
ltjuem Suite mad.
Nicer che cr ilH crmiiht hat,
.rhcbt lid Gin ncucS Mchcn ms
trejbt ocn Nut pen HiiiBc uon |iiIbe.
@jc cincn 9'ciicu.
@ycitihG0cl iteht oa lm6 iicbt otm
Sd'nuipicl ntcmIoS 5u,
Gn0tih LANCET Der Nut i'm
1iinnittiu.
Ia 'drrcitct &rcitidl0ogI ,1hnc.
rnjritcnN binlu. 'iid't inn barors,
m.rit i'm }u @o0cu mo }erif0mu't
0cH 2'crrudtcn oolri mo dat mt
.hl'thtu (r;,t,u
u ran!rpf mn mir NlErd, ere
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-10-03

tcrsburlcru 3,uotnt Mrs. ST., oor.
ihrc &iIcu haJcu. Cine Qou,c
feihc hjcicr N1uicr ucro,u MIR nix
EuurdrtJnc;ucfc bruutt unO M
zines NtritlbcH bjc.tcn mir. mad
nn'crcr &%oritCnun9 beim Guaran
tGue Yr;t. u~litrea GIniiil. Gicic
Guaront0ne ii cjlcutIidl cine "a.
dcrlIdlfeit Niln miro mcoer benin
Sim nod Finn Au5tritt ir9cnomic
mnteriuht. r.o Ser bctreiienOe 4ri,
oiftiert, qnnS mad @cIicben Dem
elncn eincu %uiHltioI pcu nrct.
Dem an0erCn Don iUui. Dem Orittcn
pon 5ebu Calcn III. "a mir qcinr'
morocu lar oab er GuBerit oeutIt.
-.tn0lir' geiinnt H. aud iett nod
nad abiua Ser 0elltiflcn ans 7Sinn.
Idno, b~ciIciBiatC i'd mid, elmer m6a.
lidit rejncn 9crliner NusIpradle.
un0 %uicre feline Ociclidnit ernicIt
oo$ ~mIn0cltc StroimaB" ore;
Gage.
llcbriaenS p|erIebtcn mir oicic
Gage rcdlt nett. NorNeu$ gan; iriih
itcIltcn iidl ban0cInOe ,9~aucrnucibcr
NIT allCrlci NcrrIidltcitcn - Butter,
Wnrlten. %9CrGutcrtcn IlidcL
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Petersburg Monnte Lana cutbehrt
hattea. Gin. NatiirIih ariii allies i'm
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ptou Der unicr M%errcniintmer tciltt.
mcttelicrte NIT N}uc. Coctte i'm
8raten pom &ortoiitln. NcOiemnn
bate mar ndtilrlih feline. Nbcr sic
Ncttcn marCn rein mo Qut - un0
onS mar Ole Nauptiahe. Gilentlif
ourite mo oa8 acknowledgements
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menia an Die &orid)riit nm 70
mebr. ais Die rina$um poiticrten
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pnar Stunheu tGqIit oui ibrcm go.
item 81 itcbeu. So parcn oieic 0rci
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4bcuoS ipniiertcn Nnc. S0cttc un0
i'd Itun0cu!anl am llicr un0 bcluuu
oerten Die triiben mo Ood) 10 man.
nigiaIti1 0rnucn 60rbunleu oe9
WeerCS.
Nun mare Scr 9erid,t mciner
Snbrt III Gnoc. Is libt picIc Rciie.
bcidlreibunlen. sic urs erSdhlen
mic man in 50 ODER menilcr 1aaen
nm Die Gr0c foImnt. binacacn picl
mcnigcr ioldlc, mcIde bcrjtlten. uic
man einen Srt, Der 3mei 5tunOcn
giicnbnhufnbrt pom AuslanQSpuntt
entiernt lieat. in - Stunoen CT.
reidt.
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in 9crn einaciolen oaa ih nit 10
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laiicu hnttc. no i'd cine bcr5Iidc
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Ircnnnc ianO. @eIinpt e$ mir Nun
nicr q. Bern" oud) nod cine enc.
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madden Al iinocn. Honn mare idl.
mic man ir @aootlauo iolt
..tout q ioit &c 9erne".
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-10-03

2ieies fIeine ober nbonihDere Bud 1T Elm DrfIites original unter
gufern. Gs III, me mans bonn 8eiunobetsrab geDobnt it, BON e0er
6uiung. Sei1 Bort. fem Sat BARN, 10 aud nr i'm Gnirnteneu ouIgdr,
oor fmr Den pr Fctp" INN amtoBg mare. @5 fam ainoern IN Die 8au0e
tomnen, ohne OoB ne ienen Smn Uertunoen. Die 8emeinbet tonnte feline
gIofeu pbcr oRies 9utIetn nohrn, uno benz Eater trGbt Is Die Sham.
rOthe ms 8etdt Is lit aud rht ai @el6geDrr gerudtet, oo Der
8res Elm uouuneder it, 0er es lest, Der lest es fder bis gum IeBtn
gorte, mo 5eOeu, geb6re er aud ,u On aaerrnuien uuo gu ben aaer.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-10-03
Meine glndt aus
PETERSBURG.
Son Sreo.

IS Iie9cu Die Rroipette
Sief in gunteIheit.
Erunicue Subieite
Siuo gum 9lntb bercit.
9s ipnr mir chen, aIs ihalIte
Gin Sdlrei ans iinIterer Nadlt.
&nrte. aud on mirit babe
limaebrddt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-10-03

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