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Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-08-26
TAKES DNIEPER TOWN.

London, Aug. 25.-General Deni-
kline, commander of the anti-bolshe-
vik forces in South Russia has cap
tured the town of Derislav, on the
Dnieper river in the government OF
Kherson, according to dispatch to.
day from Taganrog, in the Don Cos.
sack territory on the Sea of Azov.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-08-26
Two Army Aviators
Are Not Yet Found

San Diego, Cal, Aug. 25.-An air
plane, believed to be the machine
manned by Lieutenants Frederick D.
Waterhouse. and Cecil H. Connolly
the Rockwell field aviators lost since
Wednesday, August 20, was sighted
the same day, maneuvering above
the Seita Viellas about Is miles
southeast of Ensenada, Lower Cali
fornia.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-08-26
I'hIibition With
ign Wages BOoms
Jewelry Business

|W usu, Aug; 25.-Prohibition and
|na aSes paid during the war have
[mora 20 make the iewelry bust
4 - prosperous than ever be-
avs tts history. according to dele
G,saoing the annual meeting
(ion ;. ~ Retail jewelers. as
krs sss part of the money former
psas for LIQUIDATION is now
n 1s M IN buving ieYelry," said
azer. Of New York.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-08-26
piANS KILL MEXICANs.

IN f;rleta, Sonora, Aug. 25.-
of Nc =, were killed and the
In ", 'ne Slaughter Land and Cat
|as pI ha !, near Moctezuma, Sono-
tbo BADLY damaged last week
hd;aap property was raided by va
Fauh,ans, according to DR.. A. C.
kho ,0 !. mas charge of the property,
F"0 arrived here today.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-08-26
on Would Check
Influx of Aliens

n1lngton, Aug. 25.-To prevent
lux x OF aliens into the United
M Hi1er peace is declared, Pre-
wilson wilson in message to con-
'o oesy asked that the passport
s eilect during the war be con-
i as one year after the procla-
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-08-26
OPPOSE PROPAGANDA.

Chicago, Aug. 25.-The Chicago
Church Federation today adopted a
resolution deploring what is termed
questionable propaganda urging a
more drastic attitude toward Mex
leo. The resolution called upon the
press and all fright minded" citizens
Of the country to do all in their pow
err to Illustrate efforts Of propagan-
dists to provoke armed intervention
in Mexico.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-08-26
Asou1JTH NOT RUNNING.

London, Aug. 25.-(Via MontreaD
Reports that former Premier AS
quith would seek an early return to
parliament were secuted here today
in political circles. The opinion was
expressed that he would not attempt
to return until the next general cleo
ton.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-08-26
STEAMER GOES ASHORE.

Halifax. N. S., Aug. 25.-The Roy
al Mail Packet company's steamer
Chaudiers has gone ashore at Bermu,
da, according to messages received
here. The steamer struck a rock.
She sailed from here last Friday with
nearly 100 passengers for Barbaros
and Demerara. The Chaudiere re-
gisters $500 tons.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-08-26
| CARRANzA
hY IS CAUSE
WITHDRAWAL
|Matlack Tells of Rum
Outpost of Mexican
\ Soldiers.
NED TO AVOID
LASH, HE DECLARES
e. Federals Near Cogame,
ahua, Was First Made
Ivu to Eighth Cavalry
Saturday.

I,;a Tex, Aug. % BY
s ,,l to Presidio)-The
punitive expedition into
Is deferred from continuing
r. of Mexican bandits who
american aviators for ran
the presence of Carranza
miles north Of Coyame,
!, Saturday, according t to a
de- by Captain Leonard Mat
he Eighth cavalry here to-
|Col. George T. Langhorne,
er of the Big Bend district.
an scouting parties desrib-
Foximity of a patrol of ten
|federals and later learned
{ere $50 more Carranza
kurther on along the only
EAmerians could follow. To
clash the American force
an to return to the United
bcdording to Captain Mat
Bort, which was submitted to
Langhorne during an inspec-
along the river.
| Texas, Aug. 25.-American
made Jesus Renteria, BAN
H, pay in full for his treat
lieutenant Harold G. Peter
Lieutenant Paul H. Davis,
ransom by the Mexican
|eutenant R. H. Cooper kill
|ria from an airplane, accord
statements today by Major
/ Yancey, commander Of the
b punitive expedition, Cap
hard M. Matlack, and Lieu
PETERSON, who returned from
|ast night. ...
routine was resumed today
American punitive expedition
rched out of Mexico last
Airplanes resumed their re-
|trols along the border.
ers and Texas rangers from
hts along the Rio Grande re-
much ill-feeling among the
populations of small towns
the Rio Grande. They sale
oh for the bandits and mill.
'rations in Mexico had inten.
e bitter feeling.
Ito, Texas, Aug. 25.-Failurt
punitive expedition
" hot trails" of Mexican
was ascribed to the large size
American force, as we'll as tt
with the topography
v haunts, in a statement to-
Cosme Bengoechea, Mexican
lere. A smaller band of ma
ops would have been more
IN hunting down the out
i'd Bengoechea.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-08-26
Killed, Twelve
Injured in Riots

[lotte, N. c., Aug. 25.-At
Pe man was killed and a dozen
late tonight when police
~ the car barns of the South
Ppilc Utilities companies fired
mop estimated to number a
Fla or more persons which had
|eio at bay for several hours.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-08-26
Navy Balloons To
Race the Army's

st. Louis, Aug 25.--A balloon race
between the army and navy for the
military championship of the United
States will start from here September
&c. under the auspices of the Missouri
Aeronautical society. it was announc
ed tonight. Each side will be allowed
to enter three balloons. it was said.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-11-21
SMALLER CHURCHES
LIBERAL C|VERS
BRETHREN AND NAZARENES
GAVE $100.17 AT TABERNACLE
THURSDAY NIGHT

With one check for twenty-five dol
lars and many bills, the Brethren and
Nazarene churches gave the largest
offering last night of any of Moscow's
churches for the tabernacle building.
None of the offerings go to the
evangelist but they are used to de-
fray the local expenses. One of the
Nazarene women ask for their favor
tie hymn and Bob leads the choir in
"Old Time Religion" They sing it
as "Good for the Methodists" and for
Nazarenes and then Harris cuts in
ahead of Bob with "It is good for Bob
and Ethel" and in turn Bob returns
the compliment and everybody sings,
at is good for little Chester while
the 800 pound soloist smiles from his
position at the piano.
DR.. Bulgin address the delegation
'Make your church mean something
if you have religion, otherwise join
the Elks or some other lodge. If the
church let's down her standard she
will go to the devil"
Fred Flora, pastor of the Brethren
church makes the offering talk and
one would have though. Judge Nor
gareidge was Nazarene or Dunkard
as he Hobbies for an opening in the
rush of the first part of the meeting.
He wants to say that if they had 81
cents more, it would make $500 in the
offering. DR.. Bulgin has the dollar
in the pan before the chairman of the
finance committee has finished with
the statement.
A Moscow woman has said that 700
Of the 800 people at DR.. Bulgin's lee
ture on Christian Science in Colfax
walked out of the tabernacle. He
says he never had so small crowd in
Colfax and they didn't walk out on
him. A University professor is re-
ported as saying Dr. Bulgin is here
'for the shackles." Bulgin thinks he
must be Mormon. An old man was
to have been buried in Potter's field
but, the body was claimed by wealthy
woman who ordered an extravagant |
funeral. Returning to find corpse
mouth open and saw it was not her
husband. Undertaken made this OBJ
servation, eff you had kept your
mouth shut you could have had a I
decent funeral" This is timely here. I
DR.. Bulgin goes to Genesis for his t
text and takes two questions of the
in two different connec-
lions. "Where art thou?" This is to
Adam who has hid in the garden.
where is thy Brother ?" This is Gods
question to Cain after he had slain his
brother.
This suggests our relation to God Il
on the one hand and our relation to
society on the other. You can't build
a wheel without hubs and you can't
nave a social order without getting
right with God. This is a reason for
public confession Of God. Believe in
your heart and then put yourself on
'ecord in your community Make
clean breast of it. Don't believe in
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-11-21
THE DAILY STARMRROR MOSCOW, IDAHO FRIDAY NOVEMBER

the west. 81 saw Santa Rosa sa-
loon keeper after the earthquake"
said DR.. Bulgin, crush out of his
house, smelt the fumes of sulphur
from a chemical works near by,
thought it was the judgment day,
dropped on his knees and prayed. A
policeman kicked him, sent him into
the house to dress and later the old
man had 10 young men drunk. Take
every chance to make money. World
ly amusement in the mind of the
evangelist is a damning sin today.
II don't spend much time preaching
against the dace, and cards and
kindred evils said Dr. Bulgin. "Turn
the sunlight into rat hole and he
will never go back" Lodges and
clubs were named as a cause of
neglect of the Lords work " / am
not condemning clubs and lodges. Get
chat clear. But | am saying we have
20 right to give to anything time and
money that belongs to God. Two
men were wrecked on desert island
of four square miles. Must be can
nibal island See smoke and investi-
gate. Approaching they hear, The
lack is mine, you take the duce' when
the nearest searcher jumps up and
cries 'Comen on John, they are Pres
byterians.' DR.. Bulgin seems to
take delight in passing the honors
around and his own church comes in
for her share. 81 looked for revival
after the war 1t did not come.
Pestilance took 15,000,000; war took
7 100000. This would make an army
16 abreast and A feet apart
that would require Az months to pass
a given point if they marched "a |
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-11-21

must guard constantly against Kid
ney trouble, because we eat too much
and all our food is rich. Our blood is
filled with uric acid which the kidneys
strive to filter out, they weaken from
overwork, become sluggish; the elm
NATIVE tissues clog and the result is
kidney trouble, bladder weakness and
general decline in health.
When your kidneys feel like Jumps
of lead; your back hurts or the urine
is cloudy, full of sediment, or you are
obliged to seek relief two or three
times during the night; if you suffer
with sick headache or dizzy, nervous
spells, acid stomach, or you have
when the weather is bad,
get from your pharmacist about four
ounces of Jad Salts; take table
spoonful in glass of water before
breakfast for a few days and your
kidneys will then act fine. This fam
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-11-21

cutting a dogs tail off bit at a
time. Hard on the dog One slash
just back of the ears if it is a Ger
many puppy. Many people don't like
the evangelist. He turns on the light.
And so they take this way of justify
ing themselves in their cussedness.
The holiness of God put Adam out of
Eden. The better class of people like
what the preacher says. When baby
is i'll, give it what it needs. We must
do this in our preaching.
There are but five percent of the
young men in America who go to
church. We are neglecting the very
thing that made us great. DR.. Bull
gin tells the story of the president of
the Chicago an Alton railroad and how
he is brought to Christ. 1t is vivid
picture Of craftsmanship and human
interest. DR.. Bulgin tells, his audi
ence that while preacher is moulding
his congregation, they are moulding
him. 81 chose the west because I love
it. DR.. Chapman wanted me to come
to the northwest. | shall live and die
here" Then there followed glow
ing tribute to this great new Empire,
the glorious west. 1t would be we'll
for commercial clubs to print it for
booster stuff. But there are five
things that make it most difficult to
do Christian work here. The first
is the old pioneer blood. He came
away from the refining influences
and his son suffered for it. The
preacher gives his idea and what he
thinks Gods idea of civilization is
In the next place the world is money
mad and we are suffering from If in
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-11-21

GUS salts is made from the acid of
grapes and lemon juice, combined
with lithia, and has been used for
generations to flush and stimulate
clogged Kidneys; to neutralize the
acids in the urine so it no longer ir-
ritates, thus ending bladder disorders.
Jad Salts is inexpensive; cannot in
jure, makes a delightful effervescent
Whitewater eyerage, and belongs in
every home, because nobody can make
a mistake by having good kidney
any time.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-11-21
Fortify Your system

Against grip and flu by keeping
your system in a healthy condition.
Take M. A. C. which eliminates the
waste matter from your system with
out any pain, gripping or sickening.
For sale by the Corner Drug Store,
Moscow
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-11-21

hours day. Famine is next unless
we turn to God. We have crepe on
our back doors for $4,000 of our boys
who sleep in France but we are still
pleasure mad. Another sin which is
distinctive of the west it condoned
conscience. You once were in a church
but you have played the harlot with
The world. Then another sin is a sub
stituted religion. Lastly, protracted
infancy. We endure the evangelist
now a days, that's all. Tonight is
Christian Science
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-07-04

6nuS> 1tmO
mirtbi6aftli6es
Der beermurm tritt in Uerds auf.

groBe Strefcn in pieIen Ser 0itIiden
BON ben Hodp Montains gelegenen
Stnaten BON Der Hlage belmgeiuht
Deroen.
9os 4he-bau-9 epartement for6ert
oaber ale 5armer in ben b~eorobterl
@egenoen 0ringeno auf, gegen Den
9eenpurm IN ieinen eriten gntui6-
lungsItaoien ouf ser 9ut 81 iein uno
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS gu treffen. 8db'
reuo oes 5riibliug5 uno oes 6riib-
iommers ioaten @ieien, beIonoers
iold)e Die nit @irie, Simotbpbeltgras
uno 8iebgro$ bepfIan5t iino, bdufig
unteriudt meroen. @erOen fIeine
8%erbeerungen entOedt, 10 ioate Oas
@ras ODER @etreioe obgemdbt uno
Strob iiber sic Stele geitreut mer-
Den; ouS Stroh miro oalln p%erbrannlt,
noourf Die 8iirmer 5eritort Deroen.
Saben lid Ole Seeripiirmer iiber cine
aroBe St-efe oerbreitet, 10 Ioute Die
Ie ourd 8folten obgeitedt lperoer.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-07-04

fir 6leild biIoet un0 iebr pobI oo5u
benuet meroen fam, I'm Dem 4or-
per oo3 erforoerlih Guantum 8ro'
tein 3u liefern. Ntur 81 DieIe 2eute
benuben oen &die leoiglid ais Wit,
rel our 4nregiing Oes Nppctits un0,
oa er be3ugIid oes 8rotein.@ ebalts
iehr pobI Den 8ergIeid nit Tciifl
m,sbdIt uno iih Ieidt oufbeuabren
un0 ieroiren last, 10 fam feline reid
Ifere @enubuug nIdt oringeno &C.
mug empfohIeu ner0en.
SIN @egeniot ST. Ser Aniidt Gie-
Ter, lit Der Gbeooar. ODER Store-G1ie
gepohnIjh feinespegs ihmer Der
0auIih, nod nirtt or oerItopieno.
Gingebenoe Observation-Disclosures
peIhe oos Observation-Disclosures 0e'
portement augeIteut bat, baben be-
pieien, oaB mebr oils 50 Ero5cnt
oes I'M a1Ie enthnItenen Qroteins
peroaut meroeu, uno enB 80 Bro'
seut Der oorin gebotenen Gnergie
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-07-04

bat lid fait INNER bepdbrt, cine CUTE
@rnte BON 4Ifalfu SIT erbulten, tpenr
Der Ader cue gepille 5euhtigfeit
entbdlt. Darn fam in irgeno einem
Y2onot aeldt wer0en I'M 6ritbliug
ODER SOmEter. 8enn man iebr
friib lat, Damn ubermuhert oo8
fltntrout icbr leiht Ole 5arteu
Pflnn3en; ojeies nuB 10 uieI
pie moglid elrtfernt mer0en. 4ber
Oieie BfIan3en haben Damn einen iebr
aroBen &ortbeil, penn Oer8tnter elm
triift. @enn alfalfa gefGt weroen
iou, menn Ole anoere 6riht einge.
beintit lit, 10 fam Dies pdbreno oes
Monats SuIi ooer Sit Arfang oes
Auguit geiheben, iobnIo oa8 2onS
oie erfor0erlihe 6euhtigfeit entb1lt;
ma fam Damn nod beItimmt auf
cine CUTE Grnte refpnen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-07-04

gtddl Der 6arbung oer 9ldtter 1T
Elm unterihieo 3lt MAIDEN 5ruiihen
MelB- mo Hotbfrout, in monfen
8egenoen auf 8lolifrout 'genannt.
Der 2opffobl - neiBer fpie rother
- perlangt einen iebr trGftigen, tief
gcloferten, gut geoiinqten, am be-
ten lebmigen Sonobooen nit o1sreis
hcnoer 5feuftigfeit. Cine ltn3e Ga.
men loute BEL CUTE &cimfraft ein-
Observation-Disclosures Seblinge aeben.
Illo fljr Den fleiuen @artcn MIR Elm
4afethen fouien um0 bon 0ieiem MIR
einen EbeiI au5iden. Sn etrpos tiib-
lerer Sage geoeiht Ser 9ohI beiou.
oers gut. 8ei Der iett uor3urebmen-
oen Iusioat fommen MIR nod Die
ipaten Sorten in 8etraht, fir Die
f1lhen miiIieu mir ans 0ie entDe0er
I'M Jebruar ms Mlitbeet geiaten ODER
aber ubernin6erten Seblinqe pom
8artner o0er SAMPLER beidaifen.
Gie frIben Sorten mer0en iest, Die
ipdteren I'M Nai un0 SUM- ms 5reie
gepilan3t. @s Iohnt iih, rpenn mir
i'm fIeinen 9drten beim 4u5pilan3er
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-07-04
Dernibtuno Ger Gandod=D iitel.

Sinh groBere 6Idden BON Dem I'm.
fraut perieudt, 10 empfiehlt e$ it'd,
moglihit 5eitig i'm Sontnlec ous
Sono 81 pflilgen lno es oarnat elm.
mol mo6entIit griinoIif) nit ser
Sheibeneggc 3u bearbeitel1, bis 5eitig
i'm Serbn rett bid @in~terroggen
ODER WlnterDei5eu altsgeidt miro.
Die lauopirtbihnftIif,c &eriud$ita.
ton bon Slinois enrpfiehIt nls oie
bette WtetboOe sur 8ernidtuna ser
9ilteln, 0ieielben I'M SSSllIi, menlt iie
III Ser &oublittbe iino, nt0glihIt 0iht
llber Dem 8ooen ab3umdhcn, oarand,
Den 9ooen etpd orei 3ou tief untsu-
pfIilgen mo Miuct ein3uiGen. Ser
WtiIc miro 5ltr Seubereitling 3eitia
I'M Scrbit gern6bt, porauf Ser 9ooerl
iofort wie0er gepfliigt uno re&t sid
NIT RoQqen ongeidt miro. 0ieier
8oggen miro inn Mai oes ndfitar
SahreS unterqepiIiigt uuo oaralti
Vfais angepfIar5t, Der intlner aufs
Iorafdltigite fuItipirt uno pom In.
fraut frei geboIten miro. IS mcner
einige Garmer oie 0iiteln aud ga.
ourf 9riin0lih pernihtct babcrt, 0of
lie mad iorgfGItiger 6erridltllrg oe@
9ooen5 einfof alfalfa onIdten o0et
on5 2ano in 8eioe Ieqtet.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-07-04

11ebr ODER fperllger betpabrl boz
ben unter anoeren 8erh0ltniIlen 90
gegen periagten. 6reilif glaltben ger
manhe Sormer INNER nod, Dab e@
iiberbalpt Gin Ding Ser ltnmoglif-
felt lei, oie STANDARDIZED SIT pernih.
ten, ooh lit Dem giiifliferweiie uttr
10. 9ei Der @ernidtung iOwobl Der
STANDARDIZED mie Der Guede bcnrcIt
eS lid in erYtcr 2inie oaraltm, for.4e'
fcst sic obcriroiiten @ldttertbeilc ab-
suIhncioen ulo llt nidt entmideln
81 laii2n. Die 3otigfeit uno arclt
oieier beioen gefiirhteten l~lnfrciter
berubt ndmlif in ser Sauptlrd)3 II
Sen 9roBen @urjelitoden, bic il IN
teriroiid) entmifeln, uto III oenen lie
groBe Weneen Ndbritoffe altfIpci'
dert, nit oenen tie ii6 i;ber ungitn=
ftige 3eitcn Fortbelfen. Sobalo MIN
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-07-04
Der nadlite 3enius.

4uf a%uor0uung oe5 Sou1re'ies iii
oa8 ,Ieuiu5burenu onmii beih0itIgt.
QorbcrcItan9 iiIr Die 1920 itattitI-
oenOe 2'lIts3I1lunB 81 trcrlen. Nan
melB Stuar oeute ldon. ouB Die &c.
o0itcrunQ53liier ild unBeTdbr luf
10 Oiiutouen itellen miro, aber es
ljn0 nod ln0ere 6ra1en Die ourd
Die @~olt$}dbyuag IcI0it pcr0en lol'
len.
Gie Ranal3one un0 sic Sniel
@uan weroeu IN oie 3dbitnB cube.
5oaeu mcr0en. Sin BUD MIRO her.
au5qelebeu ruer0cn Gas ale 8c8en'
Sem oes @auocs 5ci9t ole ourh BE.
maiierunl ODER eutguallerunJ lrudt.
bar gcnla1t ucr0lu mo eutiaI'cnen
Sol5Qteu, Die Tarmcr mer0eu mol
len. 5uadp1Iih lem iouen. &e'onoere
Sorliult MIRO oardui pcrTuanot ner.
Den. iel3uiteutn. lpIcoiel IeOe eln5eI-
ne Gemein0c o0er Sta0t gu Der VT.
NEE be%iQttrn9eu hat, ME Ulele Ser.
lutte he bate u'u
Die 3dbiung icIbit miro ourt
NaitJincn erioIGcn, ME lie bic unO
oa Bet Nablen Oerpanot meroett.
Eurd 9odleu eI;:cr aarte miro Die
4rbeit pon ~tauitnoen uon 9i.iaar.
beItern ourh Elm poar GIerfs gctan.
Die ale angaben tabuIiaren ulO Hal
iiii5icren
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-07-04

utet entbebrlidlen NIeioundsitiideh dtts
3%lltpcn0eu. an Den ldugen Btnterdbens
Den fpurDen aus 3uiammengefigten 3ei@
t%lugsboqen qcnBe Often getlebt, Die aIets
oun8sltiide mad Ior9faltiger Reinigung
- Die beIleu Saten nit elmer @huehlle
aus alter 2einlpdn0 urngeben gut
5uidmmen9eIegt. eingefiigt, Die Oeffnuu9
Der Bite eduu ebeufasa felt pertlebt, od5
@nt3e. ie udd,oern, etn3eln ODER IN utebs
rereu Gremplaren UNI Is Dor Druid gu
ihubeu. III eiueu getu0bnlihen Ydpptars
tom geleat uao Der leetere an Der Sette
init SuhdItsangabe beriehcu. Die oers
idJleoenen Adrtous Iieher i'm SGrdnte
I~bcretnanher, uberiidtlid georouet uuo
itnD I'M 8eoarfsfaIe iofort gu 5retfen.
I'm ourd) bag in oieiem Sale notbipers
oige Cefinen Der 0ite oieIe ntht lu
brautbnr 3i MAIDEN, miro tie einfa9
QroBer ais notbiuenoig angeierfist, ioodB
iie aIio nod u~otbipenoI9cm NutIhneloen
uoh birreiheuo Raum gum &leoer5us
tIeben bot.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-07-04
praftiihe Uinfe

Itarfen Stab, binoe oie bober tper'
0enoen Sorten nit &nifiebaIt ODER
1Sd0eu aus alien &offeeiafen lole OH
uno umfaiie oie gu brett peroenoen
St0de i'm gan3en nit 6Goen.
Nm ben GurbcerbGnmen seigeu nd
bdufig 9Idtter nit braunen 8leden,
Dies bat iebr bGrfig feline llriohe IN
onbaltenoer 3rodenbeit. meshaIb es
lid mobI empieblen oirfte, ben Bal
len gu unteriuAen. 8eoilrfen oieIe
8flun5en aud im @inter, b%eionoerrS
BEL fiiblem Stan6ort, nidt piel @oI.
Ter, 10 fam Dies bod ni6t nls Regel
aelten. Die 9flon5eroe, Oie 8roBe
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Die Saat miro Damn NIT elmer 90.
lung Don Barrier Grim in 8erbaltniB
bon einem Bfuno SIT fiinf5ig 8ano-
nen 8oiier ousgiebig beiprtBt. Die.
ie 2Oiung bari nibt fir 0tais be-
nuBt weroen, od tie 0en Vfnis Der.
brennt. SIR Ntui5 iouten 3pei
8fuu0 gepulpertes orieuiaures 9Iei.
(ariernte Of 9ea0 &Opoer) in fiinr.
Big 8auonen @aiier gebraudt tuer.
oeu. Gas 8rob ODER 8etreioe, oas
nit 0ieien @iften beiprengt miro,
Bari nid)t CUR 8iebfiitterung benuet
Deroen.
Weun Iid Sic Raupen allT Dem
Warid befinoen ODER cine gde zines
3ornfeloes in Aneriff genommen ba-
ben, fam man linen entgegeutreten,
inoem man oireft Dor ibrem8ege cine
ttefe 6ltnd)e pfIiigt. Die 6eerpiir.
mer fallen Damn in sic SSurhe uno
lafen it'd tooten, inoem ntan einen
&Iot ourd Ole 6lrhe 5iebt.
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&eruifltnng i'm &leinen.

8enn es Itd) MIR I'M fleine SID
den bunoelt, Die nit 0iiteln ooer
Gl,eden oerieudt limo, 10 fam man
lpobI ON Ieid]teiten oae oberiroiifen
8flan3entbeile bnourd) fortbaIten, ooB
man rcgeImGBig einrnaI Die 8ohe
gritnolid] nit Der Sanobade badt.
@equemer aber oiirfte es in Iolhetl
IS0len nod iein, oie oberiroiid)en
9eItanotheile oeS ltnfrautS Had iiber
Dem @robooen ab5ui6neioen uno Den
8ooen Damn nit oidem Bopier, oos
noh ourd) aufgeIegte 9retter uno
8oblen beihpert miro, 81 beoeden.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-07-04

Galoten bernenoet. Am miinidens-
t~pertbeIten limo Die frarsbl1ttrigen
@rten, mic nMoB GurleO" uno
r9tparf 8crfection". Aud) Die farn-
blGttrigcn Sorten iino an5ieben6.
Cine &eihe BON Is Sub 2atge gtbt
binreiheno gIdtter fir Ben Tamilien
berbroth. @ie gu iGen: 8eife oie
Sdmenforner ilber Hadt in marmen
@diIer Elm. S0e in elmer Slime, etma
10 Somenforner ouf 1 3oq. @benio
tper6en liberties aud RaoieShen ge-
fat. Sino oieie 8flon3en o~uigegan-
gen, 3iebe iopieI &aoiespilan5en ber-
aus, DAB Die bIeibenoen Yfldn5den 3
SOL entfcrnt Itehen.
8eranicn. - Gen Bilnn5eu lit i'm
CONNER tiiftig 8oiIer su reiden,
i'm 8inter ipariom 5u gieBen. Vtar1
braitie ni6t unniis in ole blilberoer
Doloen binein, ionbern lei uorItdtig
atno iiberbrnuie rur Die Slatter.
@eenn Elm Stod nit gelben ooer
ihpar5en 5leden befalen miro, olS
OBJ sic 9ldtter BON Snieften geltoden
iuGren, 70 idneioe man sic befalenen
3tpeigc tpeq. Ser Stod erbolt it'd
boJo uito bliiht ebenio if0n, pie Die
~an6eren. Mon gebe ieoem Stod elner