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Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-12
DISORDERS END
(Con&iased frsm Pa.s ons)

For policemen % 5oin an c~tu6oe o..
zansxatica ara .srss. A. uea~r On ~.
rroxa thssr ow~ pefxsss uaeuastou = m
rp0eA n nseszxaa ar tlA erunraun1<y N
ce spozla he for so36sees % stxtee n
order % better thler cun nay ana GUAR
tiers. In nav Judgment no cumpeomsse
on this issue is possible"
In the outward aspect of bufldtnEs
in the center Of Tie city fAe resern-
Asaaee % n plscs bssieged vss even
ssronesr than last night. Shop after
sAcp. instead Of brilliantly hghted win.
dow displays. showed q blank wall
Thousands Of feet Of fanoer had beeal
nailed across the windows before night
faIl-
In place ce noisy 3eertng crowds in
the squares and narrow streets, throw
ing stones and bottles at gusrdsmen
and volunteer police and through shop
windows. there Fzs little more than the
normal movement cf people along the
sidewalks Scoilay square and Adams
Square. the scenes OK rsostn4 last night.
were heavily gQaroeo oy infantry ana
cavalry Troopers RODE slowly up ana
DOWN Washington street ana found Ut
ue 70 do--
IL was ooSfons Inat the underworld
ana tne .nouenuess seekers OF excite
ne0' 01o e00 70 tne conei0Goa tnAh
"s No. se 70 ulhe watn tns stao
giaru- Tae oos'ness-like manner in
Nn'In 11e ssaen arfested ssmetess
On .ne Common TINS forenoon ana shoe
% SA one ~no u'eo 10 escape
o"uos a.3 nuea 70 90 Win the
aiii'1I = Is eoncaus'0n- Inc nc1eas
ing VI oAsonet-uppeo 1.nes Sis.
ipie eo' intervals as aooitionAl
uni.s Oi suarosmen went on outs' was
anU nine innosne
4ne o~!one1s shsteneo m nsnt toe
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-12
SURVIVORS OF CROYDON
REACH MIAMI. FLA.

Miami. Fla. Sept. 11-Nine surviv.
ors OF the crew Of 3s men Of the
Ward lire steamer corydon. sunk
in the Bahama Channel, Tuesday
morning during the hurricane we-e
condition from being buffeted In q
lifeboat by a high sea for two days
without food or water.
Shortly after the survivors Of the
Corydon landed, an unverified report
was received that the British auxili-
ary schooner Mystery j.. was sunk
and the 10 persons on board perish
ed during the hurricane near Bimini
an island OF the Bahama group. The
vessel. commanded by Captain Allan
/. Johnson. left here Sunday morning
heavily laden with foodstuffs 70,
New Providence, Bahama islands
Captain c. c. Christensen Of the
Corydon refused to leave his ship and
went down with her. according tc
the survivors, and the rest Of the
crew were pitched into the sea and
were unable to reach the life-boats.
F. Addison, the super-cargo, the
only survivor able to relate his ex-
periences. said he was jerked over
board in a lifeboat and thrown into
the sea. but managed to regain the
boat and rescue ten men nounderfns
in the water. John Condron, a sea.
man, Addison said, became crazed
from privation. Wednesday night
and leaped overheard. During the
second day out they attracted the
attention Of the keeper Of the Fowey
Rock lighthouse. who sent a messase
to Miami for help. The schooner
Island Home went to their rescue
and brought them in.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-12

Adj. Gen. oser.s Mcclellan Prsssen
lat ieft) and Major eiai Bradbury Of
the 3rd Maine Medical Corps
enemy and drove them back through
Hailowcll then returned. The enemy
attacked the rear guard under COM
nnAnd Of Capt. Thomas who held them
up that the main body might proceed
and the battalion returned to camp.
In the afternoon there was a recrea-
tional singing period. instruction in
the handling Of riots. mobs and
crowds There was checking Of pro-
perty and equipment
The battalion Is in excellent
health and spirits for as the men
ware marching to camp over tho
muddy roads they burst into spon-
taneous song There was no strag-
Cling and the men are anxious to
have the camp prolonged. The in
Struetion concerning rioting was
given IN the mess tents, these in
structjons showing how farsi9hted
the Adtutant Generals once II for
while there viii in all probability be
no such conditions in Maine 1t il we'll
70 be prepared for any emergency.
Equipment continues to arrive in
casnp end from all appearances the
regiment VIII BE- completely equipped
in . e,sest timA
The m Battalion, Major Frank z
Brown ccmmanding. had . hike dur.
ing the forenoon. the men took ny
advance guard. main body and reas
guard formation and the Major test
ed the ability Of the runners az e
carryino messages 70 the rear. Ths
battaljen In this formation covered
abeut 1910 yards and after leaving
camp took the road toward Sidne,
returning 70 camp by the way Of thu
Ras works covering Z distance o.
sbout ave miles IA appfoxtmatel,
thren aaA Z half hours. The carry
tns a the messages and other man.
uevers were performed very salts
factorily indeed. and the instructors
were very pleased with the work.
The afternoon periods were devot-
Cd 70 the cleaning Of rides. and In.
stsucsion similar to that Of the Other
two bettalions.
There was no regimentai parade on
account Of the inclement weather
Informal guard mount was held. Co
J. Bath Ching on duty. Omcer d
slhe day. End Lieut.. Walter Brown
In the evening most of the euliste'
men who were not on duty ware stvez
passes until 10.a.
During the nrst of the svsning ther!
sBas 4 concert In the ~" tent BY tht
seg:mentai hand. and right here .
might b well to say that the =. n. G
=. tent at Camp Ksyss = certainly
popular plsce shd . cheerful atmos'
phsys slways surrounds Il. The meu
- eAases1 David Had and Arthur Mar
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-12
Mrs. Waiter Gleason

Mrs. Elizabeth Gleason Of the Oak
land Road. aged 81 years. passed
away at midnight Wednesday after
being unconscious for a week, follow
ing a paralytic shock. She was a
strong Advent, and a great worker
in the church. she was also a MEM
Der Of the Golden Cross. Besides
her husband. Walter Gleason, she is
survived by q sister. Mrs. Herbert
Lord Of Fairfield and two brothers
in the West. The services will be
held Saturday morning At 10 o'clock
from the home, and interment will
be at Oakland.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-12
ADJUSTMENTS
"Plsythinss" Proved Eye. .ope,;,,

OVdm0
That the theatre-goers of Au,,s.,
have had their interest keenly aro,,.s,
by the preliminary announcement. 81 !,
"r1aythings" would be given =, o..
Opera house the last three days a, ,h,.
week was abundantly demonstratsd -.
terdsy when two Big audience. 80.
present to witness the opening perform.
ances OF this startling play by fhs
Luttringer Stock Co. TUG
'Playthings'' 10 . three-act a-.
Sidney Toier and is a powerfu, ;ns,.. "
nient Of parents who allow th.;, 80
ters 70 grow UP in ignorance =, o.
'lu.ns ana dangers Of the world
Tne story Of "Piaythin.." ...
-. Sao .ne 1ves Of two young sirls iiv.
ms unprotected amid the trial. .na
.smpeeoons Of New York. One COM. ].
.nfoush wiser. but pure. the .other
sovss DOT wisely but too we'll and real
nes TOO late that she 10 merely 4
paaytnins Of the man she trusted.
Loved by an honorable man. she il
confronted BY the question '-shAil she
remain suent?" Matters are brousht "a
Q crisis when the man who betrayed
ner MAKES love to the sister OF the mer
she loves She Is threatened with sx.
posars Of her whole past II she does
not acquiescs to a friendship she
knows viii Be fatal and matters have
come 70 supreme pass when there d
= stsFuine and unsxpectsd turn II
sats which forms 3 stirring clinsk.
90 ven are the mSlnbsri of the Lutt.
rinser Stock Co. suited to ths varioua
s0sss tnsy play tha< enc might val
nave thought the authsg hsA them IN
mind when he ersstsd - yasssus parts
~ arjory North. Ann xinssisy has
. sols IN which her superb Sits shine
Aost brilliantly; while at JsAn Hay
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-12
PITTSFIELD

Mr.. and Mrs. Hollis W. Stitha7
ana xGrs. Stitham's parents. Mr. and
Mira Roulard OF Skowhegan are on
an Automobile trip TO Canada and
plan to rsturn through the White
Aountatn routG
Mr.. and NsG Fred p. Dyer of Pcr.-
land wer in town. wednesday and
Thursday Of this week guests at the
Lancey House and calling On friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dyer weEo on thsif
way home from . trip 0kough New
Brunswick ana Asoostook County.
Mrs Nsllie ~. AunuoroiI, Nrs
Wu4sr g. 1u1Dhssy anA sueak lfyo.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-12
Navy Ready to Cooperate
In Boston Situation

Washington. Sept. 11-Replying &C
Governor coolidge's request that m.
val forces in Boston be held in readi-
ness for q possible call for fedora
troops Acting-Secretary Roosevelt
late today wired that the Navy
would cooperate with the army IN
carrying out any order that the pre-
sident might issue.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-12
THIRD MAINE BOYS KEEP UP
SPIRIT IN FACE CONTINUED WET

I'll of the State Y n c. A.. are al
ways ready to do their level best for
The boys The tent Is roomy, being
soxSe feet. and il situated On the north
ern side Of the camp. 1t 10 the only
tent on the grounds which has electric
lights and when the band is not play.
ing the phonograph keeps busy. Thus
far about EJac pieces Of mali have
been handled and during the rainy
weather battalion sings are held. The
men are provided with writing material
and stamps There In a piano in the
tent which is not at all idle One OF
the best features is the circulating liz
brary that has been extensively used.
The ~ also furnishes athletic equip
ment such a. baseball and football,
paraphernaiis- There are also games
such as checkers. chess and crokonole.
There has been given away about so
pocket Testaments and other literature
OF peculiar interest to soldiers.
The Augusta T. NJ c. A. has
loaned writing tables and chairs. also
given the soldiers permission to use
the shower baths Col Bigelow is
- - d-6 A4I0A SIIc i. u
A N camp 10 Godsend to the men.
One Of the enlisted men summed il
up by saying. This Y. IL. c. A. tent.
a good thing"
Col. Martin of the Northeastern
Department is expected to arrive al
the camp today to note the progress
OF the regiment
There win be a Guard Mount. Co.
B tBangor) going on duty. Liue,
Parkhurst has been detailed as Ad-
jutant.
Today will be the regiments last
full day in camp as they expect 70
leave during the early part of Satur--
day.
Col John J. Dooley. formerly in
spector Of rife practice Of the
Maine National Guard. now a Major
In the Marines. stationed at wash
lngton. was visitor at Camn
Keyes. Thursday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-12

D. Lewis Allen of Provincetown.
Mass. Miss GRce Rogers and Mrs
Eber L. Cook wer in Watervilie.
Wednesday evening to attend a re-
hearsal of the Festival chorus which
was directed by VIM. H. Chap
man.
Harry L. Cornforth was a bus;-
ness caller in Waterville. Thursday
Miss Ruby Butler was in detroit
Thursday. the guest of her parents
and attended :he Gurhee-Springe,
wedding.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-12
Allies Take Hand
i'm Fiume RiOting

London. Sept. 1l-Unconfrmed re-
ports received In responsible quarters
here tell Of serious rioting in Fiume
between Italian and Jugo-Siav
troops. The Allies have been COM
PEELED to intervene. The rioting Is
IT is stated.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-12
Schooner Takes
Initial Plunge
at Harrington. Me.

Harrington, Me-. Sept. a1-The
Schooner Doris Hamlen was launch.
ed today by the Frye Flynn Com
pany for the Atlantic Coast Com.
pany Of Boston. Another Four-ma,-
ted schooner viii 90 overheard in No
vember from this yard.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-12
THREE GIVEN PRISON
SENTENCES AT PORTLAND

Portland. Me-. Sept. 11-State pris-
on sentences imposed in the superior
court today included:
Frank Bredo Of Gardiner. larceny
from house Of President SiiIs of
Dowdoin College. two to four years.
Joseph Cauetto, OF Brunswick,
larceny. one to two years.
George Lawrence. Portland. lar.
ceny. enc ana one.hajf 70 . ysara. :
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-12
LAUNCH BARGE
AT RICHMOND

Richmond. Me-. Sept 1.-THE barge
Richmond was launched today from
the Emergency, Fleet Corporation.
the vessel IL Of $500 tons. the largest
sver huiit In Richmond. Il wa. chris.
tened by Miss Rena. Iudwi~
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-12
Gurnee. Springer

The home Of Mr.. end Mrs. Charles
Springer Of Detroit was the scene Il
a pretty home wedding. THURSDAY
morning. when their daughter. Miss
Hazel was united in marriage with
Rev. Herbert Gurnee. a former pas
tor OF the Detroit church. The cere-
mony occurred at Q o'clock A. II. N
the presence Of the relatives and 4
few intimate friends Of the contract
ing parties. Rev. d p. Peliey, pas
tor of the Manson street Methodist
church at Pittsfeld, officiated. using
the impressive double ring service
The bridesmaid was Miss Esther
Pearson Of Winthrop and the flower
girl was Anita Prince and the rins
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-12

Funeral services for the late Arthur
H, infant son OF Mr.. and Mrs Leon
Searles. were held At . o'clock Thurs
day afternoon from the home at q Child
street. Rev. W. J. Layton oficia ting.
The noral tributes were many and
beautiful. Interment was made in the
family lot in Nj. Pleasant cemetery.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-12
Oak drove Reception Postponed

Oak Grove Reception Postponed
The opening reception given to new
students at Oak Grove Seminary by the
alumni and faculty which was sched-
uled for Friday evening has been post
poned to next Thursday evening. The
recent rains have made the roads 90
bad that many friends Of the students
and the school who plan to go by auto
mobile could not otherwise attend.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-12
To the People Of Wateryille
and Surrounding Towns

We earnestly bssssek yssf ssanes and seeesraen duns
essnins week
We srsaasr p-sparasers
Sse ths fair than svee tseseA
Our psbsiy nss6ss alvssssmssts daily
nsey Wsya evtsi6e the etate
su6s New Enslan1 And pieces
mail matter several tessand Individually and
ei0nsd letters
Entiss far xesed anyhns
exhibition worthy ens's pstronsse.
n previous
And ask Individual fer miles around help making
visitors feel that them Thousands
q hs will return hss Zach night but there will b heos:ns:
from distant o. oil the other England
eestss and from peints ss twelve hundred
miles away
lse food and at fair
prices and nfervaation freely svsn when nssdsd
CENTRAL MAINE FAIR.
HARVEY D.. EATON.
WILLIAM }. THOMPSON,
WILLIAM q. KENDALL,
ARTHUR A. HEAlD
ROY C. SMITH,
RALPH NJ GILMORE, Secretary.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-12

Mrs B. n. Stafford. who had been an.
tqyins vacation Of two weeks at ped.
nam. Mass. a. the e1est Of her daush-
tsr. Ars. John L Russell. has returned
TO her home In this city.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-12

Mrs- Ruth Mills Of Belgrade was
admitted on Thursday to the Angus
"a General hospital for surgical treat.
mene-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-12

MS p. 7. Lee and daughter Helen
of Philadelphia are visiting their cous.
m Mrs r. e. Redman. at her home, %
School street.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-12
AUGUSTALOCAIS

Linvood Stafford has returned ,o his
home IL this city aftef having a, two
"eexs vacation at Belgrade Lakes.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-12
WATERvlLIE

Niss Ruth Henderson and Mrs. Ed
win Burieigh of Augusta were amonT
those visiting in this city yesterday
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-12

Miss Leah Seliger of Augusta, for-
merly Of Fairfield was the guest NJ
friends in town Thursday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-12

Best garden truck. lst. z. c. BaIdic.
Watsgville; md. Robert H. 0ardinsr.
oasaiAsg. 0eetA 1st 6, = Dsllie.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-09-26
S0m S00e a%bberufeH.

Spettel. Gas g~egrabniB BON @al-
Ter Spettel, Der am 6reitoa 9l6eno
ploblid itarb, OILS er it'd auf Dem
Meg 81 elmer Shulfeitlidfeit befano,
fano am 9ienstag Diorgen bonn
Sauie ieiner @ltern, Sf2 SadIon
StroBe, uno BON Der ST.. 9reiialtia,
feitsfirhe aus itatt. Soiepb @eIter,
4llrt 4lpIanalp, Sol. 8ogner, Geo.
Sausfp, &o6ert Sdelble uno @lfreo
Soridaf, S6ulfomeraoen oes 17i6b-
rigen 9odihul5oglings, fungirten
ais Srdger. Die 9eitnttuna fano oui
Dem fatboIiiden 6rieoboie ltatt.
6aeDaalia. An 4ltersgebreden
itarb I'M @ouie ieiner 5odter, 6rau
Z. Smanion, 1889 Caledonia Stro
BE, Soiepb 8nepogIia, 81 Sabre oft.
9us @~egrdbniB fon0 in 8enoa, Dem
friiberen Seim oes 8erItorbener
itatt.
Sammanu. SIN alter Don so
Snbren itarb nm Gienstog in ieiner
@obnu1g, 2021 Siio 16. StraBe,
an einem &rebsIeioen Carl @om-
mann, ein felt 50 Sobren in Ga
Groiie mobnenoer 8iirger mo elmer
Der eriten @drtner ser Stn6t. Ser
Ter'torbene muroe in Geutid)lanG &c.
bcren uno fam Dor So Tabrcn nos
Imerifa rno lieB iid) 5mei Sabre
1odter bier nieoer. Ole @ittne, orei
2odter uno 5mei S0bne ii6erIeben
ifr. 9os @96rGtl;B mar Gil Con.
nNStag q a6nittog ollf Dem Ell
@rope 6rieobrte.
&ol5. 6rau Subn 81. NolI 5eb
@ebnen. BON ga Gro'ie. tart an
0ienstog in ibrem iebigen @ohnort
Nnobeim ,Gul., an SppbuSfieber. Sr.
&olj uno feline Satin mobnten irii-
Der bier u1o 3o9en Dor etma 10 Sab
rem nod DEM @eIten. 6rau &oI3
lit cine Spd)ter BON Srn. ltno 6rdlt
Netcr 9ehnen. 1929 Siio 6. StroBe.
Sic miro bon Dem @otten, fiinf Sim
ocruL ibren gltern uno flint Sdme.
Itern iiberlebt, BON oenen 5lpei, 6roil
s.. !. Nou uno 6rau Charles @.
Osborne, ebenfaIlS in Nnobeinl mob
men. Gie 8eItattung erfolgte in
Nnahcim.
Siloretb. Pin Sen 6oIgen zines
S6loganfallS Itarb om 0ien5tog
Nbeno in ibrem 3eim. 220 Moro 90.
StraBe, 6rau Inno VI. @iloretb, cine
@iirqerin Ser Staot let IS Sabren.
Die Geritorbenc, Die rs Sabre alt
muroe, binterIdBt Sen @attetl, cine
Sodter mo einen 8ruoer. 3aS @e-
arGbniB lit belite Nnhmittag ouf Dem
Sat 8rope 6rie0bofe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-09-26
NutO=uufGQe.

ltebcr ciIt ciqentbitnlihe3 GrIcb=
nil fam GbrIit Ndfncr cr5ahlcu. Gr
mltroe am Wontoq Nbeu0 bon ci-
mem Nltto itberromtt ul0 Derlor ga
bel Die @|ciinnltng. Nl@ or micocr
81 lid fam, bcfnno or i'd altf ser
&eronOu Ieiue9 @oltie9, 3t4 Drill
StroBc. Ser urbefonute Center oeS
Autua bate i'm mad Dem ltuiaQ
a~uigebo6cn II. BORT u~icocrQelegt. obne
it'd meiter fiber ociien 3llItouo 81 I'M
tcrrifltcn. @Gincr mIBtc i'd Der pc
bauoIlrng zines @(rjte5 u1ter5ichcu
mo cr bemiibt iid) lett Den uupor-
iihti9en AutoIenfer ju fin0en, oamit
oieicr bic Qottorredmung be3ablt.
9tahe oent ltd0tildlcn SSlugfcIo u1i
Der StrnBc nah Der Nrmenfarm hat
te <ohn Goipnr on9 Qef) NIT icinenl
Nuto Dem Hauo Ser StruBc 5u nabe
ST. fommen mo ouf Ser an oicier
1tclIc etmaa itciIcu Noidutg herm-
ter5lrutidlcu. % er nidt illlton0C
mar. nit Dem Nuto ben StroBcn-
Damn mieoer 5u erreitcn. mllBtc or
0oaicIbc I'M Stih Iniicn mo Iein
Ncim 3l SUB mie0er olJfiudlen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-09-26
anrSe Staotneuisfeiten.

SIN Goumtn @crjdlt ullBte
Raul WtclnerG $50 5trofe uno $3.50
Roltcn 6ahlcn. neil cr ieincn Bad.
barn, Sen befnnnten W%fiIdlhdnoler 60.
Strob perpritqcIt bate.
- Gin onr GicnataQ Nbcno oui ser
6oir 9~eitoblcncS Iuto, meldle5 Otto
NraD bon Gboicburg geh0rt, mlr0e
lddllteu Morgcn nahe 0cm Cuola9fa
6rjc0hofe mic0crQcTun0cu.
Die T%cucrpchr mltroe gcitcrlt
Nbcn0 mad Der go Groiic StroBc
Qeruicn. no EN- Nol}id)uppen in
Nrano Ncrothen NOR. Ger on~Qerid)tctc
Sdo0rn betru8t ctmo 5000.
Gic orQoujiirten 5drnciorr ser
Sta0t dcu0mcu noh cintdQidcnl
Strcjt cine %ohnoufbclirruuQ upn
3Gfo o0cr ctrua $500 pro Mudc.
@citcru N}orgeu nor 5onncn-
ulfGouN mur0e pon picIcnTrlI6oufltc-
3crn mchrtrc Ycroplouc Qcichen. Oic
in ~nicoriQer &0he uor0lld) i!o1cn.
2}anlcn Der Sdilie ijNo nldt bcfonnt,
atd) nidt no lie otiitieQcu un0 Iou
0ctCu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-09-26

mo oaB fem 9totbfnu am 30. Sum
1918 iiir 0ieie Grbobung beitono,
lit ser lSnbnlt elmer BON Hidter Ste,
pens inn areisgeriht gu Naoiion ob.
gegebenen Gn%tid)eioung.
Cb 0ie @a5 8eielidaft gegen
0ieIe Gntidei0una bcinu Staut9-Cb crs
gcriht oppeuiren miro, lit nod uidlt
befunnt. @iro oieIes aber beabiidl-
tlgt, 70 Ddre MIR 81 boiien, DAB Die
8eieaihaft uidlt oenielben Grfolg ba-
ben miiroe, mic fiir5lif ole StroBen.
balm 8eielihnft III ibrem NppeIl-
ueliahrpn qegcu notwithstanding Rid-
ter Stcuen9, meIfe |befonntlid aud)
0amola Die Gutifei0lng ser giier-
bain Gommiiiiou umiticB uno on8
1Yabrqclb micocr ouf 5 Gents ieit.
ictte.
Gic ultc @os Rotc in Ga Groiie
mar I'M Sabre 1918 $t.10. 2unn
icBtc bic Giirlbobn Gonmiiliou oie
Nate ollf $50 ieit ~re0u3irte lie
Damn auf St.22 unO erhobte lie Damn
ihIicBlidl mieoer orf $t.30. Die
5taot "a Groiic proteItirte bicrgc.
Qcn u1O 0a5 &eIultnt 0jeie3 Grotc-
ties lit Die iett obqegebcne Gntihci-
Dung 0e9 @cridt3.
0odl Ser Gntihei0lmg oc3 Rid]ter2
iino sic @as Goniumcnten 81 Ell
nenr Habatt, pcldler ocn ltutcridlic0
5lpiiten $t.tO uno $50 at3noht,
ieit Dem 80. ISluni 1918 bcrcd,tigt.
ousgenommen ser Soil miro im Obcr.
qcrid)t oppcairt unn oo3 llrtbcil Der
m1tcrcn ,lllitun3 u%maclporfen.
Sollte qegen Die GntiheiOuna Hid-
ter Stepcn'5 nift I'M Cbcrqcridt op-
pcllirt mer0cu oocr i'm 6oue elmer
N~ppeaotiou sic GntidciOunQ ocS I'M.
teren @criht5 beitGtiQt mcrocn, 10
ntuB oen Gouirmcntcn Die Summe
pom $4,000 5urildbejnhlt mcrocn
oocr ieocm cin3eIneu Ser $500 @n2.
pcrbrauher i'm Gurtihnitt 5000.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-09-26
Suafialber= MsOiSin.

0ltrd on2 nelle Misconiincr @e-
icB, mcIhes 0en 9rogiiten uno nr-
bern pcrbietct, Gltodialberme0i3iuen
qeqen @eihIcdtafraufbeiten 81 Der,
forlIen, mltroe Dem 8ebraud) iold)cr
N}e0i5inen %hoiieutIidl etmo2 @inbuIt
gotham, @crid)te BON GrogiIten emf
baItcn. 0oB Die 9tad)fra9e nab iol-
den Mcoi3incn ME 10 groB mar ol5
81 oieicr Belt, in Der tie aus Dem
Ncrfauf beraltSqe5ogen mur0en. Gua
8ciet faBt alih 0a$ %iogennnnte yWfe.
oical ISnititltte" uno Guafialbcr,
mcIhe iif sur @~ebonolung iogenoml-
Ter Observation-Disclosures" nnpreiien.
Ndbreno ser lebtcn ied)s Wonotc
hat Sic Hbtbcilung fir @eihledts-
f~rnnfbciten in Ser itootlihcn Sc
MISUNDERSTANDING cine Nn3ahl Sell.
nifcn 3ur 9ebotoIuug oicier &rnnf-
beiten o1gerihtet. Su potent @e-
trieb iin0 Die itaotliheu &linlfeu in
WiIlpalfee. in Green Ban. Nit,lann
Center, &nne9oiae un0 Gihfoib. Die
aIinifen in 9cloit uto @arlou tie
ben theilneiIp inter GtootscontroQc.
Sur 3cit mer0cn alinifcn oieicr Ntt
in Superior, &enoiba un0 No0iior1
eingeriftet.
Is lit SIT boffcn BOB sic Qotienten
in Oieicn (SnItitllten better fobren ais
bisbcr. obcr idlmoren molten mir
onraui o~llcroiuq5 niht.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-09-26
Traftiihcr 3miit.

nMoriibcr baben Sic ii0 benin i,
llcrn 10 icbr NIT Hi6ter 6lippcr 0e.
ltrittfn?
oGS mar nidt3 8~eionocrcS. @ir
Illdten uut chamber sic @or5iigr
u%nicrcr gutoS flar 81 moben."
Gas lit ood) pirflih un1iitea
8creocl Sic tonlcn nietnoIS cinen
MIonn oapon iIbcrjCugen, ooB Sbrc
5or bciicr ici, oils Ole ieinige."
uGa5 mciI ib. Nber ib mod)te
ION 10 piiteno, oob er iid1 ST Der
9cbauptlulg prritic0. nlcine Gar fon.
ne nId)t mcbr OILS ichn Mellcn Die
Stunoe 5uriidlearn Meun td) Ieti
}Inntol lpeaen llcbcrihrciten Der Csc
acknowledgements Dor i'm 4c
3rodlt ucrorn ioQtc, pcroe t5 in
'dran CrlnHrrh."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-09-26
Die GraOiruug Der 9artoi=
feln.

gon Der itaatlifen Worftnbtbel-
lung BON Miscouiin meroen aartoI.
fel S~tauooros feitgeiett. Die AM /.
Gfto6er in &rdit treteu iouen. Gie
oorIdufigen StanooroS meroen Jest
reDioirt. Die lebteren ieben Den Ser.
falif bon orei @raoen &nrtOffaln Dor
uno @isconiin erbdlt einen boberen
GRAB ais Die pom 9unoeaaderbnu-
9epartement angefiinoigt moroen
limo. Die 8ra0e iin0 nie foIgt:
Saogers8rno. 2ieier @rdo beitebt
ans geiun0en aartoiieIn elmer Barrie.
tdt nit elmer MinimalgroBe BON ~
3oa mo elmer WarimalgroBe BON
2k 3ou i'm I1lrhmeiier. 9ieie
Badger iouen in Der gan5en @elt III
rer Gualitdt pegen befonnt ieiu uno
oieier @rao nuroe f~eitgeiett. onntit
man nit alien Stonten c%onturiren
fam, Die &%ortoifeln nit Stanoar0s
iiber Dem Der Ser. Stauten u%erfauien.
llniteo Stntes 8rao No. /. Die
Ter beItebt aus geiunoen &artoffeln,
Die irei limo non a%ranfheiten, Shmut
oocr Sdorf nit elmer N~inimalgr0Be
bon rs 3ou.
Limited Statcs 8rao Nu. 2. Qieier
@roo bcitebt ans aartoffeln dhnlider
@iitc, sic frei pm 6roItbeiddoigun.
gen mo 6oule limo, nit elmer Mini.
moIgr0Be bon liz SOL inn Gurh.
meiier.
Die GRADE weroen es fir &dufer
in onoeren Staoten moglid MAIDEN
ocn Gborofter Der aortoiIeln 3u er.
fabren, Die @iaconlin oiicrirt NM
auBcrocm mcrocu oieie &artoffelr
nid)t MIR leiht pcrfnuft mcroeu fon.
men. ion0ern alth cinen h0bcren Erei;
er5ieler.