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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-01-10
i'm Uimgicng nadD Ocrn NOropul.

llntcr olGt %roIctten, ore o15
&,euldJcngcDtrn ltll >$ngrbui0pr.uu
0tldultlgt 1a0cn, et4lt GIL %S,cocutuuJ
lLr@ un UroBc DER oLlilr leu@aa)tch
Apfcr Die gtpluute U~rrtiulula 0tr
Fotc Ger Gr0t ucrQpr. Us .uJ 0nler
toht, nu0oem ullt &e.iiuc, pei
&l0ro- o0er 1u0puI an utlt Hnuu.
ldtge 3u trgeiutli. hit mcur uJvr
ire.t.Arr ltartcn N|CGlidl.UIen Bctn0IJt
rooclL OR tSocc, ous gGtrdtc Sci
an Dem %tUtuegc ui}uU:9gtI,
au1crJulrcten.
limo III Der <ot ltlO bereit3 III
]!cm YOrt ole uulaJlIeBtuoIi &0rbc
atttlraBen 8ttroNclL III, 1uuultr 0s5
:IdltrR [GurS2 Ole Urrt.dua4 0cy
gt0ropoI2 mt ucm EttJ5tiIJ III Utr.
ll0lciL. %nt Hcrotlub, l., 5tru5t
aH0 4ta0I1ou HurHu2, cat cine tgtIlt
Grippe pom YuItturrriI, ullict ID.
HCu Aapjion 9toptrt u. >ortltit, Der
1!9 2unmlon0tur 0c5 $uurca .Jiuu.
icncit" Que 0rlttc Gruucr &0iIo A.,cllel
y(pc0ltl0n lcltett mo nit ECtnt
ftrcita 5uctntal. IN 0cIl drttI1dru Me-
lloltcn mar, lib QQrQluuHmteu. 0u3
aroBc ErOIctt 81 nJtcrItebnlen.
Die Glpc0itjou ioI pom Gem n0ro-
lidNten Yltnute Or0nl0uo2, etob,
nu21ebcn, non no ulun mt cllicnl
eIlcns fiir oleieu ,}ucd fonilrurericu
AeropIau ole 200 Wiulcu loule
Strcde bis 5lim Norolol in 1cd)2
Stlutoen }ltrud5uleQen plant. Mn
pcnt Vol ielblt III enc turic Kan.
fula u0r0clthCn. um BORT sic nucri,
tonlld)e NldlAc }i bllIcn. Bon BORT
1tbt Ole 9ietlr 1pelttrr 700 WtcIltn
ilbcr Sd)ncc uulD Gla nod Dem ltbiri.
Then &op (idlcinlsfiu
Nn porlsid)obcaeu Norrutyitclen
!yIro e ultlt frbltt mo. lomcii
mcuitlIIhr lIuuolltommttnhclt ea Dor.
lnbcn tau1, ut 0le cyNtutltt1c Wrfabr
;nr 0lc Nrllcnocu nun uitl Die 400
<clIcu vi Ctob bis 5tbiricu be.
;djrulttt
Abcr mas mir0 Sen fiihueu Abcu
Ircrn gcidltnsL mcuu liz bel tDrer
Gatouma nut 0cnt l'ol lt,bit llnllud
t1Utu. ptIu on2 dtbrthljd1e Nohr
qua enc lb,yy1tr %unouul OurN
H0dleu mus u10 ulcIltidlt 1T 5rum
iltr ncht3
AbBtihmtttu uoH dller 5jpiltia
.'0U Iulo rtgH upt dllcr Ntltt lttO
Ii, 0,ttr &groJv0dlt liudl eltt,ul cut.
lvClld)tn Gone ~nl@lcleGt 0cuu an
'tcluma4mjtt1jU nm Ntattrtol an.
>trcr Hrt tcnm 0u2 SluQjtul uatijr.
LIB Nur N0> HIcruouutn0lllic nit
issbmtn
WioaHjla o,titr 9rt fommtu ablr
sem Wlil3tn &idnaytN gar uidJt:
GHt cht auitrttoHid3,r 9llt1s ertld.
Irn tie cUiadl oo3 ser &,oH nac,
itnlcH mi''t'.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-01-10
6eilraten trbObt.

Iic 9ei3roten Der 0ifentlifen 9ei3
nuIage IN ga Groiie iiuo INN ct,Uu go
erb6bt mor0el, uuo Die @iseoniin
0iiuuciota eight on0 8oDcr Gontpo.
m nuroc angeIDieisn, in ocu 90u,
fern ibrer aunoen 5bermoitat34 an
5ubrinqcn. nm 0an1it Die @drme 5u
rcguliren. Gieie gutidcioung trai
Die ituutlide Giien6ahn G|ommliijou
3Sn ciucm @eiud] Der biciigcu @e-
ieQidait, mclfe5 ser Gommiiiion be-
reit5 an y. 4rgiit 1917 eingereiht
mur0c, Dur0e INT Nutboritdt gebeteu,
Die Ratcn fir Die 2ieierung Don @eiB.
maiier SCi5ung BON Is aui % Gents
pro GubifiuB 3aoiotion 81 erbohen.
4m y. 0opember 1917 muroe bon
Der Sta0t ga Groiie uno @cnuteru
ser Sei3nnlnge geqen cine Grb0bun0
ser Staten proteitirt; IS muroc gel
tcn0 qemaft, 0ab Ole 9coicnuug
ifleflt mo unqeniigcno lei. Iie 9on'
miIiion muroe criilft oie @eieaihoft
8t 3rpingen eineu bciieren @ei5betrieb
cin3urid)tcn. Mud muroe nm cine
4noromung sur Heoiiion Der &atcn
filr cleftriihen StromL Gas mo 9cl.
sung nod mlten erillft.
9lm ). %uni 1918 nnen0irte Die
! 8cicuifoit jhre uripriinqlidc Yeti.
ton uu0 rrildte nm Sic G%rIoubniB,
lire Staten BON bon IS uuf 30 Gents
pro @euicrtfuB erb0ben 3u 0iiricn.
0rci @crh0rc fa1ocr itott, am 5.
Ge3embcr 1917 ul0 om 4. Te6rucr
1918 in So Gro1ie, mo am y. sunni
1918 in Wiaoiion.
IN Wc3u1 aui oen @crth ser Pm
laQc un0 Sic Soften oe5 8etricbeS Der
hieiiqen Nnlaqe mar ser @efuno Ser
Gomutiiiion ME ioIgt: SIN Minter
It9tG-t7, ais Sic @cIc1Idait $3.50
pro Come iur aoblcn 8abIte, Elm.
ihlicIIjh Nblooe Soften, betruge"
sic @ctricb@toItcn $29,774. Oil
Nrltto Giuunhmen bctruqau $40,
1879. mo bIiebcn 0enmnh $16,S05
OILS 0rofit iibriQ. ser gIcifbe0clItcn(
nit t2t@e6 ori SEN eingeidabtcl
@crtb 0e9gigentbum9 ($t40,000) III
Gurh Anbringuuq pon oIhcrTp
Ifao@" tpiJr0e ser 0crtb rnt $1,000
crh0ht ncr0cn un0 sic Mlebrfoitcn iii
Qohlen mcroeu ih0bunganciic $40.
$50 bctrugcn.
Iieie Ncrtbcrb0huug mo Miahr
QltaQabeu bat Die Gommiiiio7 N,t~'
9cpiuiqutq ser G~rbohunQ Der ia
. ten oltsgcQlideu wn0 fam Die @eicL,
Ihait mad ME por nod INNER t2H
all ihrem ongeIcqteu aopitol neroi1
men.
. 9ei SEN Gerh0reu hntten ijdl 81
Nbucbmcr ser 0eiSund ont mciItcr
iibcr Sic unaleifc @crthcillmQ Sc
Mdrmcr i'm faItcn @iutcr befIuq.
Gieicniqcu Sic III Ser gSdhe ser Nh
I1oc nohntcu. erhielteu itbermdBiI
o. 6ci3lmq mdhrcu6 sic cntTcrnt @ob
uenOcn iricreu mli5tcn.
Die o%uaeor0uetan oI6ermoitnos
oaHu oiciem lttbcIItonoe augrblidl at
-, hclicu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-01-10
Die meme Stentr.

Ga9 uellc Hruelute @cIct, ooS pom
Gougrcb itou lett Idnqercr Belt be
ruthcn miro, miro icoenols in Den
nGditcn Sa9e1 in Strait trctcn mo
mcr0cn Damn Ste 4rcilc iilr Iabof,
}ilarrcu, 3iQarcttCn, @cin. @ier,
SdrnapS nm. npd) mciter in 0ie N0hc
dchcn. 3o3 neuc 8cicb beitimmt
0ob icoc EcrIpn sic NIT Iobaf, s.
oarren, ,3iQnrctten @ein, Bier ODER
SpirltltoIer irIeno meIher Nrt hou.
oclt, BON Den in ibrcm 0CiiB bcfiuoli
den 0iugen on 6cnt GuQc, al Sem
od9 @C1ct III &raft tritt. cine "corrcftc
%i;te onicrtiQt, ol,f sic onnr sic ncuc
S,ttcr 81 bc3o1len lit.
@0hrcno be- @ein, @icr mn Spi.
rituoiAl olcr Nrt feline NuStlobme bel
Der Strucr3ahlung qcmudlt nlrh,
fam 0icS bel (abof uip. aeId,chca.
lpcnn hic Snoentnrliitc ioiori bcin,
Nlrl0& 2tcuercouCftur hintcrlcgt
mfrs.
I'M @u1oC@itc1icrunlt bci;rGct jid1
line torrCfte &'ite non Nduo'crn III
@}tir, @iCr un0 Sp~irituoicu. ltcr
Uidt BON loId,tn Ncrioncn sic NIT
5lQnrrcu Eobrf MIN. hanbNu eS III
81 EfIiht jr1,uo elmer N'rior Sic
nit (obof IN i'den0 elmer Sor"r hon
oclt 'it iofort iii Tornuilny nNloun
rn}f Sttucrtou Nftor 2l hplcn oNCr cs
id'ifcu loiien. 'elbIt ncuH liner
Hlo'cltcn uidt 'ltper pou @uuA'@
't1IrcoIirflor 3~t1cianot muraet. lin
!NtatniS id}ijtt nid't ror Straft
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-01-10
Die AuilOiuus OeS SeribeiOi=
gnngstOHjlls.

On naber 3lfuuit morocn Die
County NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. uno
Usrmanote 3peigorganiiationcn aacr
Observation-Disclosures mad nufgcl0F mcr-
Den 0runo 81 0.cier Annahnre ent
halten Die Wortc 0es 8ouperneurs in
ie.nar @otifaft, Die er an Die isis
couiiner 2egisIatltr am Gouuerstdg
ritteu miro. IN Der or Die totalt
2luiloiung Der Stamm Organize
tion. Der itaotlihpn 8crthcioigung5bt-
b0r0e empfiehlt. 8efanntlih nahln
Der 8ouperneur nod) abihllB ors
Observation-Disclosures Sic SaItunq eir,
Dab MN Ser 3ruef un0 oa5 Arbeits
ielo oieier un0 anoerer Srganiiatio.
mem geifmul0en uno meiter fem trif-
tiger @runo 3um 4uf6rinden Ser gu
Dem 9eftano mo ser 8erpoltutg Die
ier GrgnniiatIoneu erlOto,rltder
un6 nidlt 81 unterid0tenoen Gum.
men borbonoen lei. Ser Mtilunufecr
@eborbe fIoiicn i0hrlif j. g. unqG.
idhr $4,000 ju uto ihr Sefrctdr
Willis 0olod erhiclt Elm i1hrli.
DIES @ebnlt ron $4,000, uno onocre
Gon8iIe muroet pom Gountn Gel
bern rnterhaltctt Ole 9lufl6iunq
miir0e ol,rh Se @~ioerrilfunQ oc5
@eicbeS erfollc1, Dos Den Srda
aiiotiouen 2ebensfroTt qob. @i.
@oupcrncur &6iIipp bciohte, lit Is
feline Abiiht 0ieicn @cQ cin5lIhlaQct
uno Sic 2eai$lotur in ibrer Qen1cinia
men Sibun9 nm oic @ioerrufunf
}t criltd]cn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-01-10

~ Die @citc in Der &clt. sd
iibcrtrcibe nid)t ncnu id, iaQc. ooi}
6orni'S NIpeutrdlltcr sic bette Ytcoi.
Sin in Der WcIt it,. id)rcibt Mcrr
=. g. 2orion pom TouIc9tolun, Mis-,
0ocnn id, ipredlc olr@ Griobruug.
Sclt i'd IIpcnfrGutcr Qcbraitdlt Ia
be, filbIe ih mid better ais icit 0relHi0
Sohrcn. Mcnn Sen Hinocrn ctipo4
ichlt, 70 gebcn mir ibncu pom DEM MI
pcnfrdlttcr mo bnlo lit utlc4 mir0cr
III OronimN; lie nchmltu nje Wc0i}iu
ichr acrnc. 6orui'4 NIu,ufrdutcr
bat ms mand1e Goftorrcdmml qc,
tport; ca lit infer better Nuu>irtuno. d"
Us III nohl taum cine nnoert W}e0l-
SIN bctnnnt, Bic 10 iebr Null%mittrl
qclnoroHn lit, mic Horni'3 9lIpcnFrdu.
ter Set ilbcr hrm0ert <nhrcn 1T c3
Dem Nnbljflum bcFonnt un0 CoiirnNc
-hdben ieinr mum0crbarcu heilpirfcn-
ocn Liberalization bCiruut. E@ lit tel
IT. Tpothefcruc0j3ju. ioltocru Gin Gin.
fades &rGuterbcilmittcL ipcId,eS Sen
Hcutcn oirrtt 0urd, 2oFaIaQcnteu at.
licfcrt miro. SAILS tciu NIpeufrdu
Ter 9lcnt iii Ser NahbarihoIt lit.
'dlrribe man an o. Nctcr Tnbrncn
& Sons 81. 1901 @nihinatou NIpA
Chicago. III.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-01-10

8er i'm amer tut, mas er If.
Jen0 fam, - Ser lit marld]einll6
lin tiihtiBer Mann; IS teblt
Oa5u mir Elm tIeincr Hcit: Ga3
IT alld), mos cr nidt fam, inter-
ubt,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-01-10
Neuefte Rn5eiaen
Sanfabitattnng.

9tlcn Nnhbnrn mo 6rcunoclr
miinihcn mir fir Die ms bclpicienc
lheilnohme uno @iiIfc bcim Gooc mo
&egrdbniiIe unierc5 licbc1l @atten,
Soter5 mo 8roBpater5
Men8el 9rciDcI
unIcren aufriftigen Ganf nb3uItat-
ten. Defenders pilridlcn mir 4aitor
Stodmeier fir feline erbe6cr1oen 5ro-
%Itestporte un0 allen Sencu 81 oonfen,
Die 0lltnen ionoten.
6rau @eniel Srciocl.
2puis Srciocl.
,Sohn SrciScl.
&iniam Ereiocf.
Scrman @reibel.
@corg Sreibef.
Wnrie &rcibel.
Gliiabetb &reibcl.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-01-10
air6Hdes.
JistOrmirte ct. Sobaunes . @emeiube.
@fe 4. nHo 9lnrtet StraRe,
@aitor, =. Stefmcier.

Sonntagsifule Inn 9 llhr.
0ottesoienlt nm 1920 llhr. Sc.
BEN 3peiten uno letten Sonntag i'm
Ntonat engiiid = 0eutid, JOINT oeutid.
ReIigIonsihule fir ainoer BON s
bis IA Sabren, Samstog Inn 8 nbr.
9eiud)er INNER miafommen
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-01-10
Mtihnits Nutiirn-

esF9 user et Der 81 mdBtQeu Sinic'
Iclhcu mod1tc, cen p~trE1giulen Ytto
aeter fir SEEDS mo NortadpeS ptnur.
CNcr @e.0 auf a"fe Sitcrhtit ou.slcJbe
min, iptrNe it'd m N. ! 6t6iif
203 2. (. Struec
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-01-10

Gas &e'Ihen gleitt man.
Gem bcidti>cner I0lcutt. IS bllIut
i'm &crb0r9encn. MIRO g abtr ltIutm
gSirfuna2treiie cutriitto Damn peItt
1 mo itirbt at.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-01-10
SeraHiiauugs=8egwc

gijou. - Seoeu Ratmittag uno &beno
@~anoclbiIoer.
So 6rufie Sbcater. - SeoeH InAnltttag
un0 Abcuo 8anoelbiI0er.
Uaieitic. - Seoen Hddmlttag uno Abeuo
8dHoelbiloer.
&c1. - Seoeu 9ahmittag uIto Ibeno
&aHoelbllner.
GtraRb. - 1eoen Radmtttag uno abeuo
8anoelbiloer.
GafiHO. - Sebeu Ratmittdg uuo &6tno
8auoelbiloer.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-01-10

g. @crr <ie @cIo 3u ) &ro.
sent hobcu m0h.,1. IL iprcdlcu Sir
bel mir Dor. q {, &oIB, Goutor
int Netpburg @.5duSe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-01-10

C'clo lit MIA: Wt2t'i@sl act
utl2IN lW Aiudjlh iu ltIU obcr
u,.4. w. .,NNt..tl t>i2'tCr.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-01-10
@iegen Sic SIR 8clo oOriid)tis.

&iegen Sic Sbr 8clo OOriidtis.
Ndten Sic o%arouf, 0aB Sic fir
oasielbe ben poqen @ertb erbal.
ten Sic erbulten i'm iiherli6,
menn Sic Sbr 8eIo bier eintauiden
fir 6eniter, Sbiiren, innere @art-
hol5 = 8efleioungrn, 2oocn- uno
@anfcinrid)tltngcn, a~unItglaS, 9rabt.
%fcnitcr unO -tbiiren oorr irgen0 cine
an0erc @ol5arbeit. 6ro9eu Sic Den
9Ifonn, ocr'5 nciB - icncn, Scr bier
%faltIte.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-01-10
Sr. 6rnn5 eObcl III @atcrlOO, Gre,

Sr. 6rGn5 NObcl i'll &HtcrlOO, Gre,
unicr otter 15rcuuto un0 &eicr. idreibt
mis-, unO Is iielt Ibm gang gleif,
8olgenoe3:
@atcrloo. Gre. y. Gc} 5cnoc
,$bncn biermIt $500 fitr Die ,9toro-
ltern" NodcnbIdttcr oli cil mcl.
tercS Sohr. 0obc oeu )toroitcrn I'M
u~nterbrodcn g@eleion, }lianmcu nit
mciuen GItern lett 1. San. 1868, mo
f0nntc mid MIR ihpcr oauon trcnncn,
obidlon cr ictt Iniolgc Ot3 hobcn ga.
pierprcii, mo Dem lltbcrirbung5
Grubcl picl theltrcr, lit mir bod mel
lie y ationoIit0t lest ultdl nld)t
biaiaer ab5ufonfcn, nI9 il 3loor,
mo i'd mcroc sic tittltigen, actreucu
~6unnen" 3eitunacn uie pcrllat)
ldiigen. &bnen cin aliidIidca ncue9
eSohr, mo ms Nucn ciltcn rcd1t Ian
gen 6ricoen niiniden0 pcrbIcibe id)
@odadtun9aooIlit r5br
Grnn8&0btL.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-01-10
.Ncifnfchr mn Snlhntcn

6cimfcbr BON SolSntcn. Sic iol
qetl0cn - Solootcu murocn fijr3lid
ol5gcnrnItcrt Glorefcc CIIon, &eru
MooO,n, @eu3cl Safer, GIifior0 2.
Shannon, NImert : @eruefe, Sec,
marc !. hitter, hilbert !. 5olcr, Gas
par &un0. hilbert $. @auiorL @tui-
ON II. @rofbah, Sronf % 9iG5,
2aoj2Ia1a !. @e5nour, %obn ". ao.
1teIIdmiot .5{ohn 0critmnun, llohn q.
MeiIon0t, elmer Z. Strum. Ntartin,
Ghorien, @iainm :. 9}otoratc, Nil.
liam !. 3. 1offfe, GbcItar Mi1cr.
Sian u. M,1tiaf, ,Sohm @rcimcr. GIo.
rcn5c u. 4crb. TIbcrt Goipcrion. 81
fen @crbart. @cor9c &. Steujt, quo.
mig 3ncbuhcn, @ultar Moitcti, @co
9. &onQmon. &enrn $. @rcioel, 5cott
GiIertion, EaIepb s. Miue3eI.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-01-10

@ringt Sbr @itb Sbnen SEN boaen
Huben?
8cnn nidt, oonn lit es Sbnen nur
cine Gait.
Sa9en Sic Die 8iirmcr binnus, barlen
gle oa$ Snltem auf uno Qeben Sic Dem
&teb nelle &rdfte unn neles 0lut.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-01-10
Ginbrnh in Sns Goitamt in Meno

VI uH" NpttnHi III Jit""'
Winn. Der 0nTenihrnltf III Der
4oitoffice in Reno Orijbcn prroc ~
Der 9icuStog Iatt qcoffnct mo oel.
fen &nbolt - 1912 in @aor mo
$58.4t in 8oitmorfcu - qcItohlen.
Ger a~oIIcnitranf mtr0c nidlt ge.
5prcnqt ODER cr5pohen, uno er iheint
bon S5enlalocn gc0ifnct nor0cn 81
icin, ser nit Ser Combination nm.
5llgcbcn o%crIton0. Die R~eqicrm9s.
beamtcn iin0 obne eincu Nnholt, u
fem @eroIht;qcr sort gaIchen mlro2
Ole hiciiQe @oIi3ei muroe BON Ben
9icbItohI in Gcuutnj3 Qsicbt uno mirl
Nu5ihau uod per0ddti8en 6rem0er
batter.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-01-10
Menc Narfen fir bcn Nlnfperfehr

Netc Tdrten mr. Den tylneuerfehr
95n Stj10nter. Winn.. merOen 3ur
3cit 20 @arfen nit elmer EroQfdhiq
felt Doh ie 1000 Comcu Qebnut. Bic
bon oer N}tiiiIippi Nauiqntiou Com.
pam beIteut ijno. 2iaie 9orfu
iouen III sem Sroatojanit geitclt mcr.
oan uno Sen @crfcbr 3miidcu oH1r
Noroen mo Sil0cn prruu,ttcIn. 5eh2
pon oieicu ncuen @arfcu mcr0en i'm
6riibiobr, iouic ser 6IllB mje0cr els
frci it, NIT Giicncr3cn bon ocn W2c.
isbo @utbeu bcIo0en alli ser I7ablt
nod ct 2oui@ "a Groiic paiiirerr
uno auf ser Rijfiabrt aobIeu pou 81
Iinoi5 %oufnehmur. Die 6rad)trnten
ioGcu ctrpo 20 Hroient nicoriger ais
oic giienbobn Trohtrnten ieiu.
Gin &ertreter ser qenomlten 8eicQ
itoit rcjlt sur Belt III So Groiie un0
agitirt fiir Die NnIo9c eIueS Iods.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-01-10

Siir Die Nilis. IN einem Sdrci
ben, 0a5 General . AopItnnt SrIon-
90 Solgpau OIL ben 8ouuerneur gerif
tet bat, miro Die 2eqi9lotur nm cinr
9euiaigung pom 100000 iiir bic
GtaatsmiIi5 criutt. Sod Dem BUN
0esocIcb mltB Der 9citon0 Scr Ytli'
minoeItens fO.4OO 9Pann betra8cr
ODER 0oppeIt IopieI mie bi3bcr. Sn.
f~olgcocIIcu miiiIcu oic9mol ins
Gtaut5buogct fir oieim 3wed $500,
900 mcbr aufgenommcn mcrocn.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-03-07

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Sod urged BY Charles Latrop Pack, president
War Garden Commission vn;on.
gardeners have holiday n.aste the proococ
campaign, Mr.. Pack "Iet them az
freedom, April s, the day war on artoascy
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x. OF c. HUT SCENE
OF FIRST PROGRAM
TO NAVAL AIR MEN

The Knights of Columbus Hut at
the Naval Air Station gave its first
entertainment to the personnel of the
station Wednesday night when the
War Camp Community Service put on
one of the best shows witnessed at the
station in some time
The entertainment opened with a
sing by everyone which was led by
l.. A. Waters. Mrs. Ed. Forcheim
then rendered a number of vocal solos
prominent among which was, I'm AL
ways Chasing Rainbows." Mrs. Sarah
Goldstuchle gave some readings and
recited. She proved SO popular that it
was with difficulty that the program
proceeded. Mrs. II. l.. Nelson sang
In the Garden of My Heart and a
nun Der of other vocal selections which
We're equally we'll received. Mr.. Leo
A. Waters gave a monologue which the
men applauded vigorously. The en-
tertainment closed with another sing.
Miss Paula Herchovitz was the ac-
companist of the evening.
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ROBBINS
B0LS. WANTED
TO AID ALLIES

Washington March 6.--The Russian
Bolsheviki government agreed in Feb
ruary. 1918, to denounce the Brest-
LitovSk treaty and resume the war
against Germany, if the United States
and Great Britain would assure CO.
operation, Raymond Robins, former
head of the American Red Cross mis-
sion in Russia, testifying today before
the senate committee investigating
lawless propag anda.
Mr.. Robins said that despite his
efforts and those of r. A. Lockhart.
British high commissioner, to induce
their governments to agree to this
proposal, no word was received by
March Il, when Lenine said he was
convinced no help could be expected
and induced the all-Russian soviet to
ratify the treaty with Germany.
Mr.. Robins testified that T'rotzlv
and Lenine disa greed about the sign
ing of the Brest-Iitovsk treaty, the
former believing that if he appealed
to the working classes of Germany,
the German leaders world not dare
impose the treaty with Russia.
Later. however. Mr.. Robins declared
Trotzky said both Len!ne and him
self were willing to oppose final ratj
fication of the treaty. and. # necessary,
retire to the Ural mountains to reor
ganize the army and the government
to oppose the Germans if the allies
would lend assistance.
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BUSINESSES
ON INCREASE
SAY U.S.. MEN

Washington, March. 6.-Confidence
that bushes conditions are readjust-
ing themselves, in a fairly satisfac-
tory way" not as fast many in
.terests wish, was expressed today by
the federal reserve board, in a review
of business reports for February.
These reports were made by federal
reserve agents in each district
Reports as to labor employment
has been numerous in the press"
says the boards review, but the re-
ports of federal reserve agents show
that probably there has been over
anxiety and exaggeration with re-
spect to this matter.
1T appears that the surplus of labor
Is smallest in the South and South
west In the South and Southwest
there are no indication of any reduc-
lions in the wage scale, while in the
north and east employees are demand
ing higher wages Notwithstanding the
existence of considerable unemploy-
ment.
Wages Not Lowered.
There IS as yet no general revision
of wages downward, although there
are indications Of a tendency to let
wages settle to a definite level which
shall without question be higher than
that existing before the war. There
had been a tendency to provide labor
for a greater number Of persons by
eliminating overtime or establishing
short time"
Banking conditions in general show
a condition of greater ease" the board
said, with some accumulation of
funds at centers and a strong tendencs
on the part of money boarded to re-
turn to the banks. According to some
bankers estimates, the amount of
boarded money that has been returned
to the banks since the armistics
would aggregate 100000, 200.
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snake you have. What breed is he?"
That's a nice line of talk for
street corner meeting, but it may be-
come common IF the Reptile Study
Society of America can convince any
number of people that snakes are just
the dearest pets.
Here are some of the arguments the
r. S. s. of A. members advance for
their choice:
Snakes take up little room.
They need be fed but rarely.
They are never noisy.
They are clean in their habits.
They may be left alone IN the
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house for a week or even a month,
and will be on deck with a lively
and affectionate greeting for you
when you return.
And certainly the relative point of
merit of petcobra and nice lively
superintendent properly muzzled
or de-fanged-should provide CONVEX
sational material when conversation
threatens to anguish.
Allen s. William is president of the
New York, r. s. r. of A. and leads
all snake hunts of that organization,
except such as are pursued in the re-
gions of the all night bright lights.
He has 1 score of the pretty things.
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Bv CONDO

served from the sheriff's office yester-
day. on charges of gambling.
Penton furnished cash bond n the
sum of $50 and the other three also
gave bond for their appearance at
trial. Mr.. Black was taken to his home
from the hospital Wednesday night,
and is reported as recovering from his
injuries. The dispute. resulting III TIE
fight between the two men. is 81 id
to have been concerning n game. ac-
cording to a police report.
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FIGHT LEADS TO
ARREST OF OUR
MEN GAMBLERS

Following an investigation Of the
fight on Garden street near Palafox
Wednesday night, between Frank PEN
ton and Abe Black, as a result of which
the latter was badly beaten up, Pen
ton, Black. p. T. Macarthur and George
Petrillis were arrested on warrants
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-03-07
FOR STUBBORN
COUGHS AND COLDS
DR.. Kings New Discovery
has a dfty year reccrd
behind il

It built its reputation On its produc.
ton of positive results, on its sureness
in de sdss the r threat add Ssa0b 81
attacks.
cdr. Kings New Discovery? Why;
ny folks wouldn't use anything else"
That's the general nationwide esteem
in which this well-known remedy 10
held. Its action is prompt, its taste
pleasant, its relief gratifying.
Half century Of cold and cough
checking. All druggists. 6Oc and S1.2O.
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Bowels Out of Ki1ter7

OCVe1S OUC OF K1ItefF
That's nature calling for relief.
Assist her in her daily duties with DR..
Kings New Life Pills. Not purgative
in the usual dose, but mild, effective,
corrective. laxative that leases the
bowels into action. Csc.
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The Great
influenza Tornado
Is About Scent

But in its wake countless thousands
are left lstless. coiorless, weak and
emaciated. The physical forts of is
victims have been battered to pisces
Nature needs assistance in rebuilding
the system. The red corpuscleS in
the blood can be restored by taking
No. 101 Tonic This tonic contains iron
which we al know makes rich blood:
it also contains quinine which drives
out the malarial germs and aids great
ly in the restoration OF the human
system. The magnesia in this No. 101
Tonic acts gently upon the bowels
and ridS the system of all poisonous
and refuse matter. Begin to day and
take it at least two weeks. At drug
stores
THE &. B. WILLIAMS CO
Sole Manufacturers.
QUITMHN, GA.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-03-07

Justice is blind-on one side.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1919-12-09
THE: MAKING OF
4 FAMOUS
MEDICINE
How Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound
Is Prepared For
Woman's Use.

A visit to the laboratory where this
successful remedy is made impresses
even the casual looker-on with the reli-
ability, accuracy, skill and cleanliness
which attends the making of this great
medicine for woman's ills.
Over $50, 900 pounds of various herbs
are used annually and all have to be
gathered at the season of the year when
their natural juices and medicinal sub
stances are at their best.
The most successful solvents are used
to extract the medicinal properties from
these herbs.
Every utensil and tank that comes in
contact with the medicine is sterilized
and as final precaution in cleanliness
the medicine is pasteurized and sealed
in sterile bottles.
It is the wonderful combination of
roots and herbs, together with the
skill and care used in its preparation
which has made this famous medicine
so successful in the treatment of
female ills.
The letters from women who have
been restorei to health by the use of
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound which we are continually pub
fishing attest to its virtue.