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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-24
FOREIGN ORDERS
CAUSE SHORTAGE
Of CARS IN j. s.
Expectation Playing Havoc
With Supply Available For
Domestic Sale.
BY LOIS LUDLOW.

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Aug. o.
"a viii interest dealers who are hav-
ing great difficulties IN getting their
orders for automobiles filled az the
factories TO learn that foreign orders
for cars are playing havoc with the
supply available for home purchas-
era
Many dealers who are chatting at
the delay i'm securing cars are at a
loss 10 understand why the factories
should be 50 far behind in their or
dcrs The reasons are several and
are good ones. not the least among
which is the large expectation 20 for
eign countries.
Demand Has Increased.
To begin with, the demand has
greatly increased. as many people
from patriotic and other motives
withheld their buying OF new cars
while the war was in progress. The
factories were down 10 a very low
rate OF production toward the end
or 1918 and II took "a little time TO
get back into the swing after the
restrictions on production were re-
moved Even the plants that are
back 10 peace basis find difficulty in
securing material and parts. Not
the least OF the factors aggravating
tho present situation is the urgency
for the makers 10 take advantage OF
the present psychological moment 20
extend foreign business. even at the
risk OF sacrificing some business in
the home market.
A New York dealer who recently
made a trip 20 the factory found
his explanation OF the difficulty III
obtaining cars as he passed through
the shipping department and saw
the number Of cars marked for ex-
port Even the prohibitions that
have existed against the expectation
ton OF automobiles 20 England and
France have not prevented an in
crease OF expectation OF automobiles
TO the far east. and South Ameri-
can markets have been developing
in the meantime.
Striking instances are the exports
10 the Philippine islands. which for
four months ended April 80. this
year. exceeded the whole exporta-
tion OF automobiles for the islands
in 1918 in value, and the number
for that period was twO-thirds OF
the total number exported in 1918.
To Japan for the four months men
toned in 1919. the automobiles ex-
ported were considerably in excess
Of the total number for 1913. The
number 10 Java for the first four
months Of 1919 was about the same
as for the whole preceding year.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-24
CAS- COST IS NOT
LARGE PART Of
MOTORING COSTS
Accurate Data Shows Fuel
Charge III Percent of
Total Expense.

WASHINGTON. u. @. Aug %
In these days when the high cost
OF living is "A matter OF serious con
Germ the motorist has one cause for
rejoicing
The cost OF motoring for pleasure
IS not. raising proportionateIy. The
price OF gasoline, which is the stuff
that joy-riding dreams are made of.
has little effect on the price a man
has 20 pay for the pleasure he gets
out OF running his car. A great
many car owners do not compute
carefully the yearly cost OF running
their automobiles when they do
make a try az it they are likely 10
omit some essential item like de-
probation. and that throws the
whole estimate out OF focus.
show Operating costs.
Interesting proof that the price
OF gasoline Is not a very large part
OF the expense OF running "a car has
been made available for motorists
by a government agency which has
just compiled accurate data on OPP
Grating costs OF approximately 500
trucks and IS light passenger cars
IN constant use for the past year.
The wide -ange in which this equip
ment has served makes -he statistics
of their operating costs particularly
valuable
The 500 trucks for which records
were kept accurately included ma
chimes from one and a half 10 i've
ton capactry The chief elements in
their running costs. ID order of size.
are repairs chauffeur. depreciation.
gasoline. tires OH and grease. OF
fnese cost elements gasoline rem
resents only 9 per cent OF the total
running expense This gasoline cost
= charged az the prevailing com
meFcial truck prices
In The operation OF $50 Ilrht PAS
srnger cars there was no charge for
chauffeur The cost elements in
this cIlse ranged proportIouatel. as
ipllows Repairs. gasoline. tires. de-
pfec!ation OH and grease. The gaso-
iine item here was only I71-2 per
cent of the total
Less complete data on the opera
tlon Of heavier passenger cars show
81 that for ears averaging 10 miles
zrr gallon OF gasoline and running
approximately 1000 miles. the cost
81 gasoline was al least so per cent.
'css than the next nearest item OF
eost
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-24

ocean, and wholly Invested Of all un-
due profit. We ate them quickly. for
the surroundings did not tempt US
TO finger.
Check please" we said to the
waiter, as we declined dessert
Settle that with the boss" he re-
Piled, he always does the collect
ing here"
The boss was waiting a the door.
Behind him was a shorter and uglier
gentleman-a gentleman who looked
as IL he could be rented for hold-up
and murder parties at very reason
able rates.
How much? ?" we said TO the boss.
He looked us coldly in the eve
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-24

Twelve fifty" he said.
For what?" we ventured 10 in
quire.
HOLSTERS. he said. DO you think
they grow on trees around here?"
"Ha. Ha!" said the shorter and
uglier man. but without mirth.
We paid the twelve-f1fty. 1t is bet
ter to live in peace and amity with
ones neighbors. Quarrelling and
brickering gets one in temper and
seldom are uplifting.
But now when we see Holsters
listed at a dollar seventy-five in the
Broadway restaurants we do not
murmur. We merely wonder how
the restaurant men can do IT,
The Evening Missourian., 1919-02-11

Boys extra trousers 20 per cent off
Special lot boys shirts, values up to 81 at SOC
Special lot boys caps, values up to 81 at Csc
Regular line of boys caps, at 800 Off
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-11-28

Ribbons and laces that 81 OF the
faces OF fair women. DO not end their
usefulness in this way. Here they ap-
pear In Christmas carriers = a dainii-
ness and beauty that uill bring Joy e.
the recipient Ribbon. shirred over
fat elastic and ornamented with tiny
chiffon roses. makes the pair clcME
with wide iounce Of face falling from
one edge Of them The carriers at
the right are made Of wide satin rih-
bon shirred over fat elastic. with mar
row frills 81 val lace sci on them
and finished with rosettes made ~
the same ribbon. Zach rosettc has
a bow of narrower ribbon ~ the cen
ter and three little blossoms ~ the
narrow ribbon. pe7ched az the edge.
The rosettes. and flowers are sboz1
separately.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-11-28

A hlzler. Sc-rf ard uUE ~ SATIN.
r-iu-e1 with imitation erUl-e fur.
* e1cuEh % rake TIRE eyes AMI heart
q any little Elri dance AZ ClrIstul1s
riue- Here Is SCI That luvi-- mu-h-
e-s - z--fies who k-ow hou Co sew
can make wit1e-t uCch tr0Chie- Beds
Tor NUTS are Sold * the department
s-Ores he scarf fzs-srs viii sap
fzs-sle- 81 the thruar- and lhe Eld
Is susTe1iel "a q six cord
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-11-28

Am0lg the Examples " convenient
belongings emb1dying beautiful work
that rlakes a gift precious. there are
hantkerChief eases and darning or
knitting bags. like those shown above.
The dlrning bag Is made Of ribbon
and nay Be- carried. with its contents.
Over the arm The handkerchief case
er1-.i0Ys heavy linen. with a coarse
liuel th-sad f0r making its decoration.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-11-28

Tere IS f1t sor a-ri1cial fowe-s
% ts used Instead q natural r0wers
f1r hr-szh-d Gecc-a-L1- Just TON
All eTtrT h1-elovi-- wcu1n VIII ~
sire % s-5-T q zifr = this kid Sail
garden ruses. Ezs--r-l chs and chrTs-
aE-ke-u-ls are great flvo-l-es and
these Tlrri--llr EgrE-s are clsEe-ly
rl1ie. They arFear n tas<sfs and
vases az sh5uz ah1~@ ard make
c-ar-ir- Cf-iS-r-rs EzE-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-11-28

Then To- SIAN Le-r -rl - lrl
] have ua-Irr- al Uy Plans
lsed sidney.
TLars vas a certain so-lce Or SO
reg -n climbing ne l-i-l ra-le- u
the rear of tie Lane grounds end --r-
Ing up at IRE Wilio'g q tie rrFia -lai
held DIS hearts rreas-r-- IL trt
note written detailing he plans rra
hopes. and D. bad a.r-os- la--rei
~ delivering D. ulel- ihe
before L1r-str-s. ne Observed i
'fe ullcoH wa- oIt1-
sidney added few
te. Gatherel un s. hllll-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-12-08
BOOTS OR ANKLETS? TAKE YOUR CHOICE
ACCORDING TO TURN or YOUR ANKLE

Emulate hlremesque effects and
there is a return TO this fashion of
a season ago that bids fair TO ex-
ceed even the success OF its debut
IN that wicked Paris more blatantly
bifurcated garments have been flaunt-
ed in th eface of convention and If
this SORT Of thing keeps on and up
lovely woman may be able to tuck
her trousers In the cps Of her boots
Ike regular widwesten fellow
when she goes to cast her vote at the
next presidential election, by heck
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-12-08

These tablets are intended espe-
cially for Indigestion and constipa-
tion. They tone up the stomach and
enable it TO perform its functions nat
urally. They act gently on the liver
and bowels thereby restoring the
stomach and bowels to healthy con-
dition. When you feel dull, stupid
and constipated give them a trial.
You are certain to be pleased with
their effect.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-12-08


the United Press)
What boots it If your ankles fine
II you must go and boot 1t.
This is Dame Fashions last decree
But there1l be lots WHOM moot II.
New York, Dec 5.Incomlng ships
are hringing heaps Of exciting things
10 our shores these days, besides
royalties and bolsheyiki. Not the.
least of these were worn by two
dashlng American matrons when
they put their best foot foremost
down the gangplanks the other day.
one wore an a'luring golden anklet
that cleaned seductively through he
transparent mesh Of her gossamer
silk hose and the other owlgge'el
down in dashing little pair CT hon
egt-togoodness regular Russian hal-
lee boots
You can take your choice between
ahese two divergent styles according
10 your temperament and the ,rrn
az your ankle. It's always well to re-
member. however, that whore there's
well turned ankle there's many a
wei turned head And it dees seem
such wicked waste of sholIb sk.rts
sheer hosiery and slender shanks 10
70 and drag boots on the scene.
Nevertheless there be many who
are doing 1t some because they fol-
.1T aea,oualy every yagary OF the
mode whether it means barring their
Racks or bcoting their todtsies, 9th
c5 land naturally all bootee devo-
ae9 rest under this suspiclon) be-
tiu.e tier ankle lines or rather
iau-, n axe boots the lesser of two
csis.
ere are ,oa3 of boot Styles 10
choose from when it cones to co.or
schemes and ernatene 3, though we
general cut al the boots ia -sout
he same. All ever p1sent kid ones
ere smart and chose CT patent kid
wers with Eight kid uppers either
f.sy beige or tan have designs of the
a7ck patent kid on their turn over
cuffs at their tops.
All gray or light tan bocIss of su2da
are softer and more form-fitt.ag, MS
il we're, and a few sport tasse.s, fur
rn,rys and even SO the e'@eeN2te
l.1ft cf 81. G. hand to1ling .ere
nd tne,e Ike an ed .on de luxe.
we haze been threatened with THIS
ac eld ere this but it didn't stick
efficiently 20 make a deep boot print
1n The aInds Of Fashion, or deep
ii rezsion on feminine favor. The
very fac. that the price OF !e1thef
ts so high nowadays as to alma
make these Ugh bcots prcAibltye
except 10 the moss expensive nd
exclusive trade may prl The stamp
~ approval on them now that they
lacked when the hoi polloi could af-
rord to be booted with the best OF
them. w.
me high cost Of booting makes
rather for ee anlSlet as mere 22
mar foct adonmer 81 The Sc son,
d h,wever. ana especially Ices t.
ell with the crien.al trouser effec.s
o nrpvelent emong our hes sEl.ts
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-12-08
Royal Society Packages

and finished pieces; everybody knows
how beautiful and how appropriate for
gifts these goods are. We have an ex-
tensive showing and you are sure to
find something that will please you
A, limited supply of very attractive
Bath Robe Blankets. extra large and
hcavy Priced at-------------. $500
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-12-08

BOOTS OR ANKLETS llnnlge
by Margaret Fl. Robe; written for
the United Press.)
What boots it If your ankles fine
If you must go and boot 1t.
This is Dame Fashions last decree
But therell be lots WHOM moot II.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-12-08
NelU Shipment of
GeOrgette Waists

Made with high necks, beautiful de-
eoratcd with beads and hand embroic
cry. Charmingly beautiful shades Of
pink, navy, taupe, coral and also white.
Priced -------------- $3.50 to $1,000
SWEATERS New styles. slir-overs
with or without collars, in plain and
combination colors.
Priced ~ ---------- $500 to $1,000
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-10-17
9as Sonus=6 sieB wirb
anQefo6ten.

Cine lrcln0idlaitlidc &lage lit
an Wtjttnof I'M Staat5obergeridt
angebrn6t poroelt, nm Die Hedt5gitl.
tlgfeit Ser titr5lih nEgenommencn
Sol0aten Bonus Ntte ieit5uItclleu.
IS banoelt lid babel Inn Die 9e5ob-
lung bon onndbcrno $25,000,000 an
itber 10000 friibere SoIooten i'm
Staote. Ins Gbergeridt bat Elm
Gcrbor iiir ben s. Nopember ongeicBt,
10 DAB Die Iragc iobalo ME m0glih
erleoigt mer0cn fam. 8oupernellr
Ybilipp hat n. g. Butler bon Wtooi.
Jon sum 8cgncr bes 8eiebes ernannt,
mQbreno 8eneralanmnlt Blaine e5
pertbeioigen miro. Sic &loge lit elm
9oppclpor9ehen, Elm Ghell rlftct Ith
ge0en Die 0urd elm &cferenoum am =.
September g~utgebelBene 8onuabiu,
mobel cs lid um $15,000,00 bonoelt,
uno Der anoere gegen bic gtpe Bill,
Die in Der Spe5ioliibung Der 2egisln-
fur i'm September angenommen mur-
De, nobel $4,000, 900 inpolpirt limo.
8ouUerneur Hbilipp miro cine
Spe5ialiibung Der Gegi5latur einbe.
ollfen falls Die @r5iebungs- uno 30
nusgeieee mconititlttioueq erflort
mer0en iouten uno elm Iusmeg sur
Imenoirung oerielben gefunoen tper-
ben fam, tpie er am 0onnerstag be-
fonnt gegeben bot. .8enn Die 8eiese
conltitutionel iitlo, miro 9siemano ge.
ihdoigt", erflGrte Der 8ouoerneur.
n@enn tic unconitttutioneu iino,
Damn fam Dies i'm Srtereiie Der
Soloaten nidIt ifnea gerug ausgc'
funocn merocn. 9os 8eridt miro
Damn 5ipeifellos a~noeuter, meld)er
@eg eingeidlogen peroen ioate uno
in ocnl Sale mer0e id prompt Die
2egislotur r%inberllien, oamit Elm Sc
iet cntiporfen meroe. tpelhe5 im1 Gin.
flong NIT Der Contribution oe3 Stoa.
ties itcbt."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-10-17
uniaQs=G bronif.

Sr. mto 6rnu @iQiom Mcinere,
oic al Ger 2. IA Ctr. llobc Der Wor,
monGouIeeRoo0 mohnen, mur0eu uon
eincm porbciruiGuoen NIto nteoerac.
rannt uno perIett. Qa@ Gbepaar
gin1 an Der Scitc Ser &on0itraBc oils
pIoBlih EN- Nlto nit elmer Winnc.
iotn 2t5enamummcr in roienoer Gle
an ocn Nciocu porbciiouitc urro 3par
10 nobe onG @r. Meincre non SEN
Scnocru Ser Wnitirc cincu Stob or.
hielt. ser i'm umlpori. rpobei feline
Satin nit ric0cracriiieu muroc.
Neioc crIittcn TerlcbunQcu. Die i'm
&uthCriiheu SpitaI b~char0elt fpcrocn
mub.cn Ger riitiiht2Ioie Iutolen,
fer llhr oapou obnc it'd nm Sic 2eutc
81 tiimmcrn. 0Cioer mar g nidlt
nloaIidl sic Summer Ncr Car iu CT
fcnneu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-10-17
Mus Den Geri6teH.

Die Gri-Stotc See Cream Gorpo-
ration uno sic @ibion See Cream
Company mltroen im Goltntp Sc
riht lm lie $500 beitroft, neil ite
minoerwcrtbiqc3 8roouft perfoiit
battcn. Gin Stoot5 = Snipeftor, @.
q. &oigt. bate nor Ginger Belt cine
Gunntitdt See Cream oieier beioen
@cieuihoften gcfouft mo Damn ana
Ipiireu luiien, nobel Iif bcrousiteu-
tc, Dab Der See Cream ucnigcr ais
ocn pom Stont porQeihricbenen
6ettgchalt cnthicIt. IS lit 0a5 critic
Dial BOB man Sen See Gream-eSa.
brifantcn ollf@ FcQ riift. utto fpcnlt
oieic Die Goniumcnten biSher INNER
nit minOerperthiqen @roouften be-
idummelt hobeu 10 mare cine piel
bobere Strnfe mobl ON 8Iobe &C.
Deien Inn lie BON ierneren 9etriigc-
reien oh3ubalten.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-10-17
Eerionalia.

- &rn. uno 6rau u 0 M e SIN
1903 Siio IL. Strabe.
lpilr0e am IienStag Worgen eiu
Sobn gcboren. 6rau 6Iilediger lit
Ole Sod)ter BON &ru. &orI aiiiel.
bodl.
- @r. uno 6rou Srbine@Gg
pom Raciue, @i5., iino mad, elmer &i-
lite bel @rn. uaS 6rnp Nf. Sadncr.
1906 Giue StraBe, pieocr beimge-
fchrt. 6rau 3ucg lit cine qeborene
&ndner.
Sn 6rou 6reo @cn3eI'&
Neim, 523 Siio t6. Strabe, peiIen
olli 9eiudl lbre Wltttcr. 6ruu SllIiiiS
uon Chicago uno ebenfaIs III
re @robmiitter, 6rou VI. Reuping
non Tono ou @ac.
- Treo u. Rihter. ser fril-
bcre Superintcn0cnt elmer hieliaen
Gabrif, frat qcitcru Sic Reiic mad
GeiItidlIan0 an. i'm BORT cine Orb
idloit at erhcben. Trau Rihter miro
linen @ottcn bis noh G~hiIaoeIpbia
bcqltitcn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-10-17
Bonn SOOe a%bberufen.

&eGfnf. 9tah elmer aranfheit BON
bier Wonoten Itorb am 0ien5toa
Vtorgen ser friibcre 6leiidlermciIter
Sobn HebfuB in ieinem @eim, 1882
GnB StraBe.t @r. &ehfltB mltroe
am -. September 1856 in 60 GroIie
geboretl, mar nlio sur 3eit ieines NIB
lebens 63 Sabre alt. Ger 8eritor-
bcne bat mdhreno ieineS qan3en Sc
bena in ga Groiie 9cmobnt uno luur-
DC bier 3u elmer 3eit geboren, ais I'M
iere Sta0t MIR ans elm paur 9uteno
@ouiern beitano. &on ieinem @e-
lfoft, 0aS err an Ser Silo 4. StraBc
bctrieb, 80 ger iifl bereits Dor %
Sohren 5uriif. Die @ittpe ltn6 3tpci
Sohne, 2ouis RebfuB in Superior,
Nri5ono, uno 6reo &ebiuB in Ga
GrolIe iiberlcbcn i'm.
Nooemeper. Hc1,ben g.. Rooe-
meper, GA Siio 5. StrnBe, Itorb onl
0ienstag Nad)mittag in einem bieIi-
gen Spitol an einerG BON
&r~anfbeiten. @r miro BON Scr 8at-
tin, orei fleinen &inoern uno ieinen
@ltern iiberlebt. DIS 9~eerGbniB fin
oct beute Vtorgen ouf Dem fatboli-
id)en 6rieobofe Itott.
Sein. 6rau Bertha 3ein bon bier
Itarb i'm &eim ibres Sohnes, s. =.
3ein, III Hapelie, Wontano. Sic err
lit Dor elmer @ofe bel elmer Mus
fabrt NIT ibrem Sobne cine &erle-
tling, uno mar glaubt, ooB Der bier
bel erlittene Shred uno Elm Sers-
leioen ben So0 peruriohten. 6rau
{3ein tpuroe Dor so Sobren in 60
Groiie aeboren. Sic miro bon ihrer
Wflttter, 6rau I.6eowig, brei Sdme-
tern, 5rau s. 3boenD, 6rou Serm.
Sdumonn uro 6rou 8eorg 9eoei-
lem. cinem 9ruoer, Iugltit Sebtpig.
orei Sohtern ilno bier Sobnen iiber-
lebt. Die 2eide fam am Mittpod
bier an ut0 miro bellte Nofmitto9
bon Souie ibrer 5od)ter. 5Srau ITO
bert Sfarlano, III Safion StroBe.
aus ouf Dem Saf 8roue S%ricobofe
beItdttet fueroen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-10-17
llno oudD Elm idJoncs &ntcrlanb.

&n &clterw0mt5 gtot1s6eiten,
MuguIt 1919, eridien unier Der
lleberidriit ollno oeunod) let i'd
cid" oaa foigelt0e bcrjcrGreiicnoe
geoift BON &obamd &olif
sd hate einit Gin idones &atcrlanh. -.
"a lieat metn SaIteniptGl. lb Ibis 3ers
lhlL8cn.
&enn lie mltl orGuBen mad oel Ncinat
trupen,
I'D lplnte miioe, mioe mt .}cy 1ago
lno lage %ab9etudnot:
Nd bate elnlt elm ltoacs Taterlano.
Eh bate elnlt Elm ldlones Waterlunbl
Ger luoute nod mil Stul5 pJa Seutihs
Ian( ipreden
Scr Gram MIL mIs ols 0er3, Die
Noern hredlc1.
SD lchu Den graueu Nopf az fremoe
&ano.
SAL meines Nlnoe5 6nn0:
S>tr bait>n emit ein l0ones WGterIanol
lno ocnuoh Ilcb il DID, mcin hcutidles
Nat.bl
@"ad auf. mein Aino, fir 9eltid1lono
ioll,t Oh Iebe.1,
I'M Ole 3ertretne 0e,ntat aui5uheben.
&tutlh mo mix beibs. Sohnl erei iei's
bctanuf
{ros Shmoh uuo Sdono:
1'tr habcn Nnt, On itDnes StotcrInnol
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-10-17
Sod;eitsgl0dtn.

Sm 9eim ron 6rn. uno 5rau
Is arl &au, 321 Sin S. StrnBe.
fono am Mittmoh Rndmittog Die
8rauung nonJrl. 3ipic,
elner gtiftc pom 0ru. uuo tSrau GarI
Hou, uno Srn. 1nlpb SOFT
mann itatt. Gle Geremonie tuuroe
BON @aitor 4an3Iau poa8ogen. an
Dem ipGter folgen0eH @of5eitsmable
nubmelt MIR tntime Sreunoe mo
Sermanote oes jungen Gbepaares
tbeiI. Rad @eenoigung elmer an,
4beno angetrctenen @od5eitsreiie
meroen 6r, uno e5fou @ottman iih
in $50 SAB StraBe bdu5Iidl einrif),
ten.
Am Mittmod Worgen fono I'M
@cIm Der Gltern Der 9raut, &rn.
mo 6rou 6. &. Cmen, 1870. Sio g..
StroBe, Die &ermdbIung bon SRI.
Celia 8ernice Omen nit
@rn Sobn@ 8umersu pom Sol
men itatt. Gos iunge Gbepanr miro
lid auf elmer 6orm nahe @oImen
n%ieoerloiien.
Tn Chicago murocn am II. Cfto.
her Or. @uqene @ a s.
lei q b BON bier mo Sri. eileen
= Beagle BON Chicago gctrnrlt. @r.
mn Erau Or. N3ooleigb merocn in
1913 Siio #. StroBe mobncrt.
&n Der oeutif luthcriiheu Stride
muroen Wtittmod) 2lben0 Sri. 90 a >
RTE Wutb u1o @r. Gomoro
&erno, 3tpei iumge angeichene 2clr-
tc ans unierem oelltihen Nilrgcrfrci.
ie, ourd YuItor @amm ebeli6 per
bunocn.
@err rn0 Irou Ibeo0or
% sab II. 402 Siio 10. 5troBe.
MAIDEN Die &~crmdbIuna ibrer God
ter, SRI. 6Ipreure Warion.
NIT @rn. GhorIea II. &iGet0
pom Chicago befannt. Ole @od)5cit
iono om Wiittpod) itott. Gas nnge
Gbepoar miro in Chicago pobnen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-10-17
SnrSe Standardization.

Nus &reub Shneioeripertitatte,
222 Siio 3. StroBe, muroen in Der
Hodlt BON Wtittpod] aui Gonnerstoq
feds Stilde Suh geitohlen. 9ie
1iebe batten lid ourh elm 6enitcr
I'M bIntcrcn IheiIe Der 8erfitdttc
@inganq perihnIit.
- Die &iirger BON ga Grocii.
pelhe cin Gintommcn bon $4,000
ODER mcbr int Sabre boben, peroen
gum Bonus 6ono oes Staates
$50,S29.34 nod elmer 8crcdmtnq
BON Ginfommcniteuer Aiieiior 5.
=. 2et5cr b%eitrogcr. Ger Giitrift
auBcrbalb Der Staot miro $2.t72.6t
beitrddeu.