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The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1919-02-20


On motion of County Commission
er Atwood the Board of County Com
missioners adjourned until 1 80 o. m.
Hays, Kas., Feb. 3, 1919 1 80 pm.
The Board of County Commission
ers met as per adjournment. Above
members all present.
The Commissioners authorized the
Treasurer to change the valuation of
the following town lots of Catherine.
Lot No. 4, block No. from s4OO.
to $500 and lot 1, block 2 from
$4,000 to $500.
The Board ordered the line Is page
168 tax roll 1913 to be stricken from
the roll, same being a double assess
ment and rebate of 1882 be allowed
on account of having been made on
wrong entry.
The Board of Commissioners ap-
proved the plans and specifications
for the Ellis Golden Belt bridge on
file in the County Clerks Office, also
the Commissioners ordered cuIverts
on the County road south of Victoria
to be built by day labor under the
supervision of the County Engineer.
The Annual report of Theo. Meis-
trell, Township Trustee of Saline
Township was examined and approx
ed.
The road petition of Frank Mer-
mis- and others of Walker township
praying for the location of a road
was presented, examined and the
prayer for view granted. Herman J.
Tholen, John Jacobs and F. H. At
wood were appointed viewers.
The road petition of Alois Leikam
and others of Catherine township.
praying for the location of a road,
was presented, examined and the
prayer for view granted Herman ].
Tholen, John Jacobs and F. H. At
wood were appointed viewers.
The road petition of Leo Pelzel
and others of Catherine township
praying for the location of a road,
was presented, examined and the
prayer for view granted. Herman j.
Tholen, John Jacobs, and F. H. At
wood were appointed viewers.
On motion of Commissioner Jacobs
the meeting adjourned until 900 a.
m. Tuesday, February 4, 1919.
Hays, Kas., Feb. 4, 1919, 9 p. M
The Board of County Commission
ers met this day as per adjournment.
All members present.
Petition of Alex Klaus for change
Of Township line OF Pleasant Hill
| Township laid over until March meet
ing.
| Application for mothers aid of Lee
na Fuller was examined and Mrs. A.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1919-02-20
COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS

Hays, Kans., Feb. 8, 1919, 10 a. m.
The Board of County Commission
ers met this day in regular session.
Members present, Herman ]. Tholen,
Chairman, John Jacobs and F. H. At
wood, Commissioners; M. A. Basga1l,
County Clerk of the Board, J. M.
Wiesner, County Attorney and VIII
lard c. Holmes, County Engineer.
The following bills against the
county were examined, found. legal
and allowed. The County Clerk was
authorized to draw warrants for the
same, viz:
CT
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-24
VIRGO TO FACE TRIAL
Mother OF Maud Tnhr Incrininntcs
Him In Telling Sew story; Illegal
Operation Performed,

LAYTON. Mich. Dee. ~
Joseph &. Virgo, husband or Maud
Tabor. will be nrraigned on a charge
of murder. Prosecuting Attorney
Glenn Warner Indicated tonight
when he stated that charges made
hy Mrs Sarah Tabor, mother OF
Maud. thai Virgo performed IN IL
legal operation on her daughter be
fore the lattnrs death, completed
the states Gaze against the accused
man
Mrs Tabor who' Is so ycnrs OF
age. is involved ON the charge "t
being an accessory after the fcI
according To- the prosecutor
The body OF Maud Tabor was
found In trunk In the Tabor home
on November 80 about three years
after her disappcarhucc. It drNel-
opcd that virgo had made her his
rfth wife and. Mrs TABOR declared
I'M signed sStemrut made puhuc
today. that Virgo told her he did not
want any children
In her statement Mrs Tabor dc
clarcd that after her daughter died
She slept hgsilc the body seven days
and that then Virgo hid II IA the
cellar
At the coroucr's Inquest The aged
mother denied that an Illegal OPERA
tluu had been performed.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-24
.SALVAT|0N|STS
TO FEED NEEDY
Army Workers Spent
Night Preparing
for Today.

Salvation Army workers were busy
far into the nirht Tuesday filllnE
400 Christmas baskets and loo car
ryall bugs with apples, urtnE"H, ht-
uannS, crnuhcrricE. chicken, celery.
cuffcc, sugar, crackers, mrclronl.
homluy tomatoes, canned milk, aud
flour The hnskcts viii hr assembled
In the hnll tins morning, a picture
tuken, and promptly at = O'Clock the
hall viii bc opened and IA" dislri-
button begin Miss Auurhol l9til-
mer viii sing n number 81 CHRIST
mnA songs and there viii ho music
nll afternoon Officers hope mat
all distributing viii hc over 10y D
o'clock. They express themselves
M more than pleased with TulshP
response and expect to meet all ~
penaca when the kottlos ~" brouEnt
i'm from the streets tonight
The Salvation Army Christmas
tree acr,-ccs win start I'm Convention
han AZ TJ0 y m Two trees hhvo
been decorated for the occasion ana
the children viii he gathered on th"
main floor, though the public is
cordially invited tn come and wntch
proceedings from the balcony After
the rendering of silent Might hy
Miss Annnhcl LHttlmcr, and pro
gram of recitntlona dialogues, ana
songs by the salvation Army sunday
school tho children VIII he given
warm hose and Christmas glftS mat
ara both suitable and delightful
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-24
city Briefs

DECREE ~ divorce was granted
in superior court yesterday t1 Irene
ostbruuk against /. H. Noatbrook
.
.LOYD rINGltY OF Arkansas
City, kan. viii arrive In Tulsa THIS
afternoon To- spend the ChriJ'mas
holiduys with his uncle and aunt
MIR aud Mrs John l.. Wells. 1872
Admiral houIoyard.
PETITIONS FOR divorce wcre died
In district mi Superior courts yes.
tordny hy tho following plaintiffs:
Settle Walden against william Wal
den. " II Gale against Helen Gale,
A. &. Page against Margaret lRSr.
OltlIIID CATlI.DO and his wife,
Dollu CaNldu. OF sand springs are
hold In the county JAN awaiting ar
rnignmcnt On the charge of stealing
bedding ana rlothlng to tho value OF
&J6 from Mrs o. ". NcwcU, as
Rooscv"lt street sand springs on
December /
EDWARD SILK, arrested IN Jon
lin one muNth ago In possession OF
m automobile stolen from T.. l..
Ray, 22Jl East Fourth street this
city. waived preliminary hearing be-
fore Justice II j Gray yesterday
and was committed To the county
Jan under hund Of $1,000 tor trial
10y district court.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-24
MIDNIGHT MASS
AT z CHURCHES.
Holy Family Catholic and
Trinity Plan
Service.

At five minutes after l2 on
Christmas morning. midnight scrv-
lccs viii begin Rt the Holy Family
Catholic church. Eighth street and
Boulder avenue, ana at the Trinity
Episcopal church, Fiith street and
Cincinnati avenue. As go many
Tulsans attend these services each
yen rthc Tulsa Street Railway com
pany Will run cars until gao a m.
The Kt Rev Thomas j. Shahan,
-. u. rector Of the Catholic Uni
vcrsity Of Washington II, G., viii Of
ficlhtc at the puntfcal high mass
and deliver the sermon at the Holy
Family Catholic church Tho mass
IN honor OF 81 Joseph, by j WicG
and, will be- sung hy members Of
the Holy Family choir. Of which
Mrs. George Rell is director and
NJ Miss Marguerite Gavin nrganist The
program viii be as follows.
silent Night, children.
Mass in honor OF ST. Joseph, Holy
Family choir,
kyric, chorus
Gloria, chorus
Solo. Mr COulthard.
Won't Creator chorus.
Sermon.
Offcrtory. hdeste Fidels
Solo. Miss Mary Douthoe
Duet. Mr.. John Inn and Mr. Roy
NJ. Recver
Communion
Iludic Salvador MUndi. chorus.
solo Mi David Evans
Credo
solo, Mrs Frank L. Cremin.
SanCtua, chorus.
Brnclictus, chorus
Aguus bcL chorus.
The morning masses will be nt s,
$40. Q, $40. with solemn high mass
at 1890 and beuedictiuu after the
/ o 30 mass
The celebration OF holy COM
munlon at ito Trinity Episcopal
church win he assisted hy the fol-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-24
SAYS NEW NOT RIGHT
Witnesses nt Trial Tell OF HIS Staring
and Motionics@ Attitude Ia Prove
lie IL Not sane.

Los ANGELES, Dec 23-IIarry
News strange courtroom manner
his almost mUtiOnlcss attitude ana
his sAlug ahead Of hum Cuntiuu-
ally.'ia not pose. but a practice
OF long -Htaudlug. according to t"au-
mouy introduced late today In New *
trial on charge Of having muir
dered his sWc"th"nrt Fr"da Lessor
This testimony can" from l.. W
McCumh"r, formerly a prlauncr with
New IN the county jail
McCumhcr raid New frequently
ant at the window uf his cell Aud
ga2ch into space Tor hours at Il time.
mutiouless ana never uticriug "A
word
McCumhcr said he had noticed
other things about New which
caused him to believe tho accused
was mot right mentally
Col Robert II Tyndnll, a promi-
nout business man or indianapolis,
formerly the comrhandcr or the unit
Of artillery Of %ndinnn national
guard with which New served on the
Mexican border In 1910, IN deposl-
lion read 20 the jury Expressed tho
opinion the accused was not normal
mcntully SO did capt Calvin l..
diana national guard, under whose
observation New spcnt his time on
the border
Captain Payne said u was as
mmcd among officers and men of
the battery that the defendant was
u son ~ Sruuitor Harry =. New OF
Indiana. and on account Of the "un-
fortunate circumstances Of tho
Young. mans birth as well as the
high standing Of the senator. every
effort WAS made tu give the defend
ant opportunities rur Advancement
liut his mentality was not able to
grasp the technique OF artillery
work and he "goto nowhere the
deposition read,
The dcfcnse IL LAYING stress on the
effect on the mind uf accused by bis
hruodiug over. what counsel termed
the sad circumstance of hls birth \"
bcpusttiouH already offered tn
Cmdo one hl MIS- Laura Nordcr uf
oklahoma city. who declared ne was
known among associates there AS
'Nufty New"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-24
MOOSE TO HAVE A TREE
". j. Williams Ia Talk to Lodgcmcn /;
Driii Team Ia Perform Also.

A Christmas tree entertainment
will be given 10y Tulsa lodge il4,
LOYAL order OF Moose on Friday
night Dictator a, e. Thompson and
District Supervisor Gcrntd + Gahnn
ast night announced the program.
The principal speaker Is W. j.
Williams plher numbers are Mrs.
Nldfuri. ituccr Mrs. Gibson. rcci-
ptiuus, Mrs Hutton, songs, HllN
Case. stories. Santa claus, chit
drcn's ppIucs under supervision OF
Mrs Drake, arm team ana square
dance
\ big initiation will preccdc the
watch program TO take place the
nisht OF Nc'emhcr,3l and the morn
ing of january /. with Rev Harold
q Cooke. of Tigort Memorial
church. and James J Gahan. special
representative of the grand lodge at
Mooschonr'. m. as the speakers.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-24
LEGAL
NOTICE or INTENTION TO APPLY FOR
4 CHARTER FOR BUILDING AND
LOAN ASSOCIATION

NOTICE or INTENTION TO APPLY EOR
4 CHARTER FOR BUILDING AND
LOAN s'SOClATfOs
Agreeable 10 tho provisions Of Section
1904 Revised Laws of Ollahoms. 1910
notice ia hereby given by the nudersignci
residents Of Tulsa county. sists OF Okla
hOma on hchat Of themselves and others
that on December 90 1919 they intend to
apply oi tho Secretary Of state Tor = char.
ter tor BuNdiug and Loan asNociattOn.
said association "a have an authorized cApi.
IA. stock $500 0HO 90 ave hundred thoI.
sard dolhrsD and ms principal oif.e and
place Of business to be Al Tulsa Tulsa
county state ~ oklahoma AHd TO hr known
a. ths Home Building s"d Nuau association.
The character and object OF THIS aSsoriA.
iio0 Ia ~ -fOltows This ASSOCIATION shAil
conduct it, business upon strictly mutual
plhu and Is formed for tho purpose Of Sc j.
ing its rapIts stock FOR Investment pur.
poses ~ aiding its members iH pprchna
iHg Gu1 building homes hr lending them
the funds ut the association upon real
eslste security Of rrph.ius its members to
invest their monthly savings with tho best
security and Of receiving thereon GOOD
rs'c of interest of buying aud So .ns real
estate ard erecting houses and hu.ii"gs
on rs own account AMI generally 70 pos,esN
AND exercise all the powers and transact ths
business of building and loan associations
a. provided BY sw and the articles OF In
corporation.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-24

lowing program by the choir. OF
which Mrs II NJ Austin Is leader:
Professional hymn. Adcstc Fidells,
hymnal 40, reading,
Kyrle Eloison. Cruickshanks.
Gloria Tibl, CruicHshanks
Orfcrtory. Holy Night, Adams,
Mrs Dan Hunt. Mrs Critchlaw and
choir
Presentation OF aims, bourgeois.
Sursum Corda, Cruickshanks.
Snnctus. Cruickshanks,
Agnus Del, Cruckshanks. Miss
Mildred King and choir
Gloria in ExCelsis, old chant
Nunc Dimmittis. Turtle
ltcccssonal hymn, "IIark, the
IiGrald Angels Sing" Dykes.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-24

Using a laboratory on shiphoard,
scientists win study diseases peculiar
TO The tropichl possessions Of the
United states. Great Britain. France
and Italy
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-24
AUTOMOBILES
By Bud Fishe,
AUIeMssiltS Iek ~

AU1ohsBiltS F6K NII %
WILL fRLbE Al oil stock Burshrn-l ted ~
duolns company With valuable holding lea' lis,si
General OIL company bs veil In ilrI Rive, nd
for light iisld car BuieA q Dodge AiEn, ST..
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-24
ANNOUNCEMENTS

ii
SNAIL ,olIlt pap. YrlIo1 r0lns Sl0L
LOST settler dug Nih pliln strap collar, chain al
tachyd. very short tan lhcsl fssmi 'N rstHrn
M information Osago Cii2 $40 Mayo blie
FARrN FINDING small bunch Of hey. IN dosnio-n
district pleas call Dr. hAU & Mcfua fhona
1870
LusI uur ait concy meek piece ain Montgomery
ward trademark, psp,t gay collar. betseen MAIN
and Cheyenne Brady or betsecn Br.b ana
fa'ion on they'nnt MONDAY, te.hH os'se 49,
Lusf lr L,IirAb SATURDAY night blue serge ueS
and union suits: vii finder please return "
lo2 Sol'h Lastoh ana 'ecr"' lV@s,"
LOSl Female Buton null Dig about months S,a
hfind'e auh Nhi'e I''t an1 mros. ~ on, -. y,
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To ltN- last itHd Fh'nr " -FI'. -
lUST SATURDAY, Afternoon pacsasc containing lSo
MR. am V,,i Fn6 steel car Tlesdsy morning suit
"a" rlrae eal-O S"Ss .4-,-,
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sn,arf, name sport Gail y lI6UR
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-24

Gil Kind of orchid has .,- uW
kIal OF insect Tor puliln.zluou.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-24

sllIIL I0IIIt pap Telioa rhgne slGi. ------,
LOST settler dug siih piIn strap collar, chain al.
A-hyd. very short tan Liberal f.sMi u" return,
M information Osago Cil2 $40 Mayo Bldf
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-24

IuST Uur nt ronry neck piece ain Montgomery
Ward taiemaS psprr gay collar. betseen MAID
and Cheyenne On Brady or betsecn bfsb Anu
EAtnn on lheyrnne MondAy. Tcthd Oeasr sNbI.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-24

TANTN FINIITNU tmAII UlntH W NOV I0 uOSa.o-"
district pleas call Dr haD & Mcfua fhona
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-24

NEIIUN ANU NNITF collie WIN frl and NTaN euT !.
lar. kn,.-r 10 name o' lrgan reward II retained
10 lln2 fast Tlfd Phone 2HIt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-24
PURELY PERSONAL.

Ii inSON e BAlLtSS. a.Jfulogrr fof Asuo.ugOAl
reading giung cha-ar'st, abilities, marriage and
a RGrh " ynIr NE only 5 ave fu hirlh
Mrh
Arizona republican., 1919-07-12

ONE REQ TRUCK. excellent shape A real bargain.
Arizona republican., 1919-07-12
For Sale-Eggs and Poultry

Thoroughbred Plymouth Rock pull lets, months old. Phone 102-R-2. blk
 SEVEN thoroughbred Barred Rock cockerels and seven bullets, s1.75 each laying hens and one rooster, $1.25 each. IA N. 9th Ave. bg
Arizona republican., 1919-07-12
For Sale-Automobiles
Out Again

WE ARE ALL OUT OF NEW
 HUDSON THAT HAS BEEN NEXT BEST THING TO A NEW HUDSON IS A USED HUDSON HAT HAS BEEN OVERHAULED IN OUR SHOP
Arizona republican., 1919-07-12

One S5-4 Overland. in first class con dition. A bargain.
 APACHE GARAGE t
Arizona republican., 1919-07-12

3 ACRES, first class fence, good house and outbuildings, city water;
 planted to alfalfa, cotton, maize and fruit trees; 1 cow hogs and four dozen chickens. Price 5000. Part cash payment balance terms. 1902 East Portland bg
Arizona republican., 1919-07-12
F Acres

On Henshaw road, Broom house, good well and fruit. acres in cotton. $2,000.00 will handle, balance terms. STEWART REALTY co. Tel. 1897 r w. Adams St.
 hd
Arizona republican., 1919-07-12
In Paradise Valley

If taken this week. twenty dollars per acre buys one of the finest patent ed eighty acres in Paradise valley four and one half miles north of Scottsdale. See FRED A. DIBBLE with
 GRIFFIN Alone
 11S North First Ave. Phone 1893
 h1
Arizona republican., 1919-07-12
For Sale-Automobiles

Our list includes a varied assortment. Read it carefully. If you want road ster. five or seven passenger touring, a, delivery car or truck, we can supply you. Prices definitely are advancing. Buy now and we can assure you or d substantial saving.
 5 Fords, touring or roadster, rom
 S210 to '-..-'-@ ooV Dodge touring ............... oVV 1 Dodge touring ................. oVO Maxwell Road Runner ........ 4Io Buick light four .......,....... b9o Reo touring 500 Cars, serviceable and good from
 $50 to ........'' oVo 1 1918 Maxwell truck with trailer
 complete ................ 1uVU 1 Hudson Super Six. ............. 1900
 We sell on monthly payments.
 We accept Liberty bonds as part payment.
 R. D. ROPER MOTOR co. Used Car Department Phone 1050-10 West Van Buren blk
Arizona republican., 1919-07-12
Pluns-PlumS-Pluns

THIS WEEK AT RANCH, JELLY PLUMS, 20, CANNING PLUMS sc. BRING BOXES. PHONE FARE
 HALL BROS! FRUIT RANCH. If BROS.' FRUIT RANCH. If
Arizona republican., 1919-07-12
1916 FORD

Good condition, new tires, Pullman ized seat, just the car for camping trips. Can be seen at The Republican office from 4 to 6 P. NJ. If
Arizona republican., 1919-07-12

We have two 7-passenger Hudsons that have been com pletely overhauled and you can hardly tell them from a bran new car.
Arizona republican., 1919-07-12
For Sale-Real Estate

I acres in the orange belt, sandy soil, roses, fruit, old shade, has 4-room house, close 10 school. S2700, terms.
Arizona republican., 1919-07-12

We also have a late model speedster that is now going through the paint shop which will be ready to show next Sunday.
Arizona republican., 1919-07-12
241 Acres

On Thomas Road; broom frame house, new; 130 chickens; two shoats; furniture, everything goes with the place; $500 cash, balance terms.
 TEN ACRES
 On Buckeye Road, with new frame house; seven acres alfalfa three acres maize; corral and chicken house; four Jersey COWS; horse and wagon; all farm imple- ments; 125 chickens, $4600, $1700 cash balance terms.
 STEWART REALTY co. Tel. 1997-17 West Adams Street blk
Arizona republican., 1919-07-12

A 5-passenger Maxwell, a stripped Ford, mechanically perfect; fast.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-05-09
Der 5euerwebr= llnO
Yolsei=G Ontmiiion.

fSrco $. &artDcG, Mitglieo Scr
Anmoltfirma &arnpca & Gopie,
muroc Nitluoh abeuo gum 8rGii.
Ocltten Der i~5eucrpebr- uu0 9oli5ei.
Gommiiiion aemdblt ais gtaffolaer
pom SSobn 6. 2angoon.
Soiepb 0oihert muroe ol3 Scfrc.
tar mie0ergeDdblt.
&om BoIi3eidef nuroe cine Pin.
flnge gegen Den 9oli5iiten 8uitnr
aoihnibfe eingereidt, uno Ole Com.
milton iebte ole 8erbanoIung oieie:
SaIles altI Samstng Ibeno i'm go.
Observation-Disclosures oes &ntbbnuie;
an. Osfur Smenne5 miro 0en go.
li8eihei pcrtreten mo Sames Ebomp
ion MIRO ocn Der differentiation Nu
gcflagtcn pertheioigcn.
Die Gomminion beItimmte oen 4
IJuni iiir oie Briiiung non Nppli
fanten iiir Soften oil ser 6euerDebr
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-05-09
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id 13 Wonate lang on elmer 2ltngen.
franfbeit lit; id, mliBtc beitdnoig
Shleim auSperfen un0 magerte 10
nb, ooB Die 2eitte 9laltbten, i'd mir.
De bol0 Iterben. SD perIlld)te ale Pr.
ten We0i3ilten, bod feline oerihafftc
mir Grleidterung. Sd begarm Damn
6orni's 4lpenfrouter 81 gebrauden,
uno ais ih oeiicn quite @irfi1ng Der.
ipiirtc, iebte id ben 8ebroud) I'm,
gere 3eit reeelmGBig tort. Sd bin
Jest mohl uno geiun0."
6orni's Nlpeltfrauter iibt gleidj
pom Nnfoug all, iobaIo man es &c.
brauht, cine bemcrfbare mobltbGtige
@irfung ouf 0os mcniflihc Spitem
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peroorbercn Stpffe aus 8llt ullo en-.
item uno bilft oaourfl Der Gatur bel
ihrer Arbeit ser Notwithstanding.
IS lit feiuc Npotbefermcoi5in. 8eion.
Ocrc 4qentcn liefern eS Dem Yltbli'
fun. Sails Sic feinen 2lgcuten fen
men, u1o iid) fitr cine Wc0i3in in
tercIiiren, sic mirflih gut lit, 10
ihreiben Sic on Or. 8eter 8ohrnep
& Sons So, 2501 @uibington 9lp0.,
CHICAGO, Su.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-05-09

MIR cine iebr mittelmdBiae Selirait
su belitelt. Cine nSna conitrlctor"
j. .. fam @egcnItdnOe mir etlua
nui ein @iertel oOer Gin Srittel ibrer
a0rpcrldnge unterid]eiOen. einIle
arten ieben iogar uidlt ueiter ais
Elm tSiiuitel ooer gar ein adltel ibrer
9Gnge. Die 6r0ide iinO etpas better
geitellt, Oa lie ibre Iugen nof aui
Die t5-20fade 9dlige ibres a0r-
perS ae6raud]en f0nnen. mic audi
Die Sroi6iager milien Oiirften.
ltebriaens inc aud Die Slide &c.
mohulif furjlidltig, in0en ibr 9lllJc
MIR nuf a~6itduoe pom elnent Dieter
30cr gar mir Elm 3elntcI Dieter elm
leridtet lit. 9ic Clinic oes An1cs liz
BEL ihnen nidt bieonUer uie bel Ben
bose Gil @IrbeIticrei, ion0crn fat
fuGcIfornng uI0 iomit i'll lbrcr an.
oaiNunasidbidftit iehr beidrGult.
0egcu hires oanern0en 4ureithaits
Il Gem Hlr iclten ourdliid]tiltn
~~NitNAE az pAS Atuj Jus \tu]I l!lt
bis SIT elmer gerinsel Sieie EN-.
oringt, Diir0cu oicic Siere aller.
,inQ5 Don einent mcitliGtigcn 4ltae
uenig &orteil bnben. Die Gur5iid-
ti2;eit Ser Slide crflGrt iibriaans
lore %llni0bi0ftit CUR @abrnebmung
Der Hete unO 9lnBcIid)nijre. @aar.
'de;niidl untrrideioen lie Sic mei7ten
q 1enitQnoe nid)t oe:ttlidl. ionoern
ieIcn lie mic III cinen 9tcbel oebilut.
8dbrerO lei anoercn Slercn aie
nnnaelbofte 8clabung oe5 NugeS
ourd ein nm 10 iharfcres 8e5or
miSgegliden miro, lit oicS BEL oen
~nieoeren 8irbeltieren ntidt ser Sail
Die meiitcn &eptilien, nur nit MIS-.
nahlne Der S~rofobile. b0ren redl
'd)lcf)t, unO cine Boa iteint pol.
taub 5u Iein.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-05-09
Nns ben @eridten.
Srosaeriht.

Erieod Gbner bat ge9en iGren
@at1cn, @altcr gbner cine Sheioutg
bcontrugt. 9n5 @oor IicB it'd Dor
pier Sabren in 8irtona trouen.
2Sn Dem am Rottag b~eginnenocr
Srilh1uhrstermiu 0eS @eridts font
nlcn orei Diftige &riminuliGQe sur
&~crbnnotung. Sic Nngeflagten in
oieien 6dQen iiuo 2ouis RuebI. Ser
be5 Mtor0es I'M erIten 8raoe onge.
flngt lit; 0ernlnnn &rdmer, oes Nn.
qriifs NIT ser Abiid1t SIT t00ten onQe.
flogt. 1tn0 Augltir Winih, unter ser,
ieIbcn Nnfloqc iteheno.
Auh cine An3abI BON Gtuilflngcn
Dcrocn sur Nerbanolung fommen.
Nnrrp Glion, Der einen Ghcd
fGIif1tc, m0cm er Die Smnme non
$500 uuf 1882 crbohte uuo uud}
colleftirtc, muroe pou Hjf1ter 3rin0-
len untcr $1,000 Dem 4reisQeridlt
i~jbernicIcu. Die h6dIte Strafe fir
Elm ioIdvs &ergeben lit licben Sabre
3ufthaus. Rifter @rin0Icn lit Der
Wtcinung Nob Ser 6dlid1er geIitjg niflt
QQlt5 normal iii.