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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-28
DANGEROUS LEADERSHIP

The Bluefeld. W. Va. Telegraph. pub
mining field, expresses the opinion that
the miners themselves never dreamed OF
initiating a thirty-hour work week. A
writer in the Literary Digest asserts
that the demands Of the miners origin
play union politics and were desperately
striving to ouI-biG each other for the
support of radical elements. 1t Is UNI
fortunate that such leadership should
exist in a great industrial organization.
No plan of industrial peace can be
worked out for men who do not wat
p&acc, but seek to create turmoil for the
sake Of obtaining personal advance
m.nt. Labor leaders Of this kind are
AZ dangerous and ae destructive 10 So
cjr.y as the chiefs ot tn Prussian mill
,ary party, who forced Germany into
the war OF world conquest. Industrial
peace will come about when capitalists
and orgauizers realize that peace is the
prime object to be sought and when
abor unions recognize that leadership
that prepares solely for war and for the
rloritcation Of mtn who make industri-
al war. is just as dangerous to their
welfare as the leadership Of the Prussi-
an autocracy was for the welfare and
happiness of the German people.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-28
Encourage River Traffic

Efforts Of Pittsburgh rivermen 70 re-
store the Monuugahela to It's forner I'M,
portanCc rs n highway for frelshI anu
messenger traffic should arouse the
heartiest encouragement and cooper
alton on the part Of all shippers III MOT
santuwn. and throughout the course. OF
the river. The stream has peen nltue
nayigahle by the expenditure OF a great
sum ~ money. and during long PERIODS
when MurrantOwn merchants and manu-
facturcrs were making frantic efforts
to get shipments of supplies ln' ana
manufactured products out to the marx
cts Of the world over the government
railroads. it lay there idle
and unused. its up-kcsp forming Ia
hility ~ tho government and It's trathc-
carving facilities being entirely worth
less as an asset to the valley. RHsuTnp-
ton of packet service means real relief
from some Of the conditions with whlch
manufacturers. merchants. ana cnhlfh"r-
Cial men have had to contend. Patron
ize and sustain it.--Morgantown Post
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-28
SOME ADVANCE

An OHIO legislators has been convict
o. e soliciting brihc and sentenced to
the peuitentiary. although 1t appears
that. he actually received no money. and
withdrew his suggestion that he wanted
money before any legislative investiga-
ton had been made OF his conduct.
Ohio legislators seem 10 have travelled a
long distance since the palmy days
when Henry B. Payne, John r. McLain'
ana Calvin Brtcc were candidates Tor
the United States Senate. and bride
money was 60 thick on the floor OF the
legislative halls, it was gathered up in
waste baskets.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-28
WHAT IS A PROF|TEER?
An Explanation and a Prophecy.
By HON. A. MITCHELL PALMER
ATTORNEY General of the United States.

tee, consisting Of n wholesaler q retail
or, a representatives of labor. Il rcpresen-
tative Of housewives and some repre-
sentative of the general public. which
viii iuYcStI gate through the aSsoCiat Ions
Of dealers and through the dealers them
selves IL drt"rmln" what is a just and
r. 1SunahlC rate Of profit, publishing 10
the public in tho newspapers the prices
determined after such an Investigation
This will serve a double purpose. II
will be Il matter Of self-prot cction to the
patron who goes to 4 store and asks for
goods. and II ne or she finds that n
CharGr is made above the fair price. that
person ~ IN a position Ia project himself
hy reporting that dealer or refusing 10
pay that price.
But more than that. il will serve the
purpose Of keeping the dealers in hnr
because no on" Of them will want to sur
fer the odium which Will come In the
public rand from refusing TO cooperate
with all their fcllow-dcalcrs.
Also. II will serve the additional pur-
pose. If the law We are asking for is
passed. that the same evidence which the
far price committee ha at hand in order
To determine what is Il fair price or Il
fair rat" Of profit. can he presented "a a
jury an am" opinion Of the price COM
mittc- VIII h.. reflected in the opinion Of
the jury eft iw'iNc men who Will sit upon
tho case when that man who exceeds the
price is prosecuted in the courts.
, Do not let anybody got III" idea that
, We are after The retailer only: we did
no; start against him; We started by
prosecuting the five great packing hOus-
rs in Chicago.
We have followed that mp 10y bringing
! action under the laws against The cement
: trust Unless We think Of thlS for Il
! nOm"n, We may not rcaliZ" how import
: Ant that may he TO the cost Of living.
! Cement has gone up Ia percent IN the
, last two years, with In" Production DC
! creased. while the demand was Increased
simply for the purpose Ui controlling
prices in "rrlain territories, robhInE the
people Il what ought 10 DC the cheapest
means If building houses for working
men in America.
| W. cannot her" 70 int" detail rs 10
| tho Department of Justice is going {" do.
I but W" may HAY" our eyes on number
of other gentlemen whom We will in uuc
course 30 after In the same way.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-28
RIPPING RHYMES
IN THE DEPTHS.
BY WALT MASON.

The fU!ur" looks gloomy; my eyes
have grown ihrumy. from viewing
with pain and alarm: | SiZ" up the
morrow ~ loaded with sorrow, ii
hasn't a grace or charm. Oh,
double GrInnitinn is more Il COndI-
Iiun than theory in all | behold:
our bulwurks are Sinking. palladl-
umS brCakIng--wh;t wonder my
lrllbys are cold? For I'm feeling
rummy from cramps in my tummy
from eating too largely of pie; tho
pains Of the collie inside Of III" frolic
ana gladly Ia curl up and die. So
sadly I'm viewing the future and
chewing u rag III Il dos late way:
and no one who ncHrS me. VIII"
pauses and hears me, should care
seven cents what l say. My message
prophetic would be less pathetic If
| had no Spasm or ache; but gloom
~ the master Of any forecast or who
mixed up his pic and his cake. The
prophets of evil who spell about
weevil when they should hc talking
Of wheat. would doubtless he CHEEKY
If they were not weary OF pain III
their SlO,naChS or feet. The way We
are feeling thus governs our spell
ing. our outlook. and all that We Go;
IL seer can't be sunny. for marbles or
money. when he ~ tied UP win the
llu
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-28
THE MINE SITUATION

Differences between the coal operators
and tn, miners scent to have narrowed
down to 20 per cent advance IN wages
offered by the operators and t. 81 per
cent advance asked by TIN miners. The
>sbnornal shortening OF the work day
and work week proposed originally by
the miners has practically been aban-
doned The proposal OF Secretary OF
Labor Wilson thar the work day be
made eight hours from bank - bank
has been, AT least. tentatively accepted
BY the mine leaders. With the fields OF
difference So much lcssen"d. II would
seem together probable that further
compromise. reasonably satisfactory TO
all concerned. could be reached.
The figures submitted by mine lead
crs show that the average wages OF sott
coal miners were about $3.50 a day for
the days the mines were N operation.
and the average nurnher of days the
mines were in operation from 1913 -
1918 inclusive. Was only 1919. Thus the
average yearly earnings Of coal miners
for the period were about $lSeh per
year. This is not enough under present
Of living costs. and the ad-
vance Of so per cert would not increaS"
miners actual earnings above fair fig
ure as compared with the earnings OF
other occupations.
While conditions Of mining mry LOG
be changed abruptly. it is 60 ~, n"
industry ought to b. carried OH III such
a manner that those engaged in it lose
more than a third OF their possible
working time. Mine operators, users Of
coal selling agencies. with the cooper
alton Of the railroads can do n great
deal TO make steadier work in tho mines.
The two hundred work day year is just
as bad in principle as the 80 hour work
day week. and for the 200 work day
year, the miners are not responsible.
The men who run the mines and sell
and use the coal are responsible for
that. Out Of this controversy should
come, not only a reasonable increase in
wages for miners. but also program
Of improvement OF mine working con-
ditions, a program that will eventually
assure steadier work for the mines, 4
reduction in the number OF the days of
idleness. and the gradual release to
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-28
other industries Of men who may not
be needed in mine operation.
HOW WE SEE THINGS

AS rule the real bencfactors Of hui
manity. the men who save lives and
lessen misery. are forgotten. while our
military heroes are enshrined in poetry
and history. In 1884. Valentine Hauy.
a Frenchman passed through an asylum
for the blind. His heart was touched,
and he determined t. do something to
lessen their hopeless misery. Hauy in
vented the printers type capable Of be-
ing read with the fingers. and he taught
personally the first blind classes that
were able to read the special type de-
signed by him. That type. invented by
Hauy is slill in use today. Who can
estimate the happiness it has brought
into darkened lives. the Joy 1t has given
TO thousands cut on from other associ-
alton with their fellow men and women?
Napoleon. the CorSican conqueror
was just beginning 20 achieve greatness
when Hauy was completing his great
humanitarian WORK. NOpoieoh IafaSS1
the world, caused countless thousands
TO die. and made millions Of widows and
orphans. Yet a million people today
remember the name Of Napoleon where
one remembers the name Of Hauy. We
forget the gentle messenger who gave
peace and happiness to affected men and
women. while. for some unaccountable
reason. We cherish the memory Of the
selfish conQueror who brought suffering
and sorrow to every land he touched.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-28
WHO DEFEATED THE
TREATY?

When all Is said about the responsi-
bility for the defeat Of the treaty or
peace and the League Of Nations. it
must be remembered that thlrty-tire
Democratic votes were cast against the
treaty and the League Of Nations in the
final ballot in the Senate, and these thir-
ty-fiye were in themselves enough to de-
feat the treaty. The thirty-fNe who so
cast their votes. did so because Wood
row Wilson advised them to. Under
his leadership. they chose deliberately
to assassinate the work OF the Paris
council: TO prolong the uncertainty in
regard 20 the final action OF this
country. and To conttnu" the disturbing
conditions. Of which the President HIM
self has made so much.
Eventually, little more common
sense and Il little more coed feeling
ought TO rule ia IA" S"ratH. We don't
hope for Irry much change in the mind
Of Woodrow WILSON bat rcsard!ess Of
Presidential cgoliSnl. the senators "f
tho United States have duty: that Is
10 accept the pcac, treaty and the
league Of nations With such reS"r-
yations as Will maintain american SOW
ereignty and make clear our under
standing Of our responsibility under
the treaty, and when the Senator'S ap-
proach their duty in thu spirit Of
patriotic compromise, which ought TO
prevail. there will be little difficulty in
passing the treaty and making the
League an entirely acceptable measure.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-28
GOOD ADVICE

Will McCunaugh'y, PaTkershurE
popular grocer, Congressman NJ W.
NrrIy and Stuart Bowman, a rromincnt
gentleman from Huntington, are an
inrutionrd by Walter sullivan as posi-
bio candidates for the nomination Tor
governor Of West Virginia. we nav
The kindcsl feeling for them an ana u.
is going 20 be n Republican we hope
that they Will be able to resist 'he
mImrinE buzz Of the gubornatorihl bee.
parkrrshurg News.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-28
Regular Habits Produce
a Beautiful Complexion
Daily elimination rds the system of poisons
Women should realize that!

n HANY women complain daily Of
lt their complexion, OF their head
aches and general i'll health Little
realizing that the trouble is constipation.
Women. too. are much more subject to
such congestion than men. and much more
carelcs, OF it. The result is seen In luster-
less weary eyes, in sallow. Pimply COM
, pIe1iou. in las$itude, bad breath. and In
that word 50 often used. ''indsposed."
AT the frs, sign Of these symptom, tie
wise woman will take laxative. and
will see that the young gil and others in
her care do likewise. Dr.. Caldwelrs
Syrup Pepsin i, the favOri,e with thou
sands Of women because it is mild and
gentle in its action and in the end trains
the stomach and bowel muscles to do
thei, work naturally without the aid OF
medicine.
q This combination Of simple laxative
herb, with pepsin can be bought at any
drug store for SOC and S bottle, the
latter for families, for i, is also q very
sterling 6rN-aid in colds. fevers and other
sudden ills that make il advisable to
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-28
.1u1z1 qRnok EVytoA Ell

Men and women suffering from back.
ache. rheumatic pains, stiff and swollen
glad 70 read how ono woman found re-
lief from kidney and bladder trouble.
Mrs. G. Hyde. Homestead. Mich, writes:
Il have been troubled with weak kid
neys: and several timea In the Last ten
years l had that terrible backache and
tired out feeling. scarcely able to do my
work. Foley Kidney Pills made men feel
like new person." Sold everywhere.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-28
DON'T FAIL TO READ

reflections Of Grass widow" the
latest fiction serial stories by Miss Jane
Dixon, to appear Monday, wednesday
and Saturday In The Wheeling 1ntellt-
gencer. Order your subscription today.
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your own babyh0od So wildly that Your
dinncr viii be QL.tc spoiled. Don't miss
it,
uProtcctcd by George Matthew .ldams)
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L'rn,u The lurE, number Of letters COM
lnr to Senator ElkIns from postal en-
yloycs in West Virginia II IL evident
that they are grateful 10 him for the
sincere and active. as well aS suc''Ssl VI
efforts. hr put forth I" have passed IN"
legislation which recently put mo 'l'
feet an increased wage seal Tor 'hnl'
As a member of the senate committee on
postal afiuirs, the senator was IN Il posi-
lion tn give valuable help I" these laith'
full government employees IN their plea
for Increased wages 10 meet the h'ghGr
costs Of living.
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nonr PAIL TO READ

"Rcasotions Of . Grass Widow" the
iatest fiction serial stories ey Miss Jane
Dixon, 70 appear Monday, "wednesday
ard Saturday In Fhs Wheeling Inteni-
rsuocr. order your subscription today.
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slway. have bottle in the home. 1t is
free from narcotic, and safe for The tiniest
baby.
IN shitc o. the fat that Dr. CdiSwsirI
.Syrmp PrfTn is The Ior1cst telling liquid
la5a.i;e 90 The wJ,!d. there beng ocer
million befiicf SO!I td,h ycoT, r'SHy
,rho need is benefits hose rot yet nIed
IL. u yom kc;c net. srrG vow name ard
address fer ! free tvs! bottle to Dr.. ".
r. Co!TrrN 81 Washington ST.. Monti-
cci!c. Illinois.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-28

Get a small bctti,s OF "Danderine" at
any drug store fer few cents. pour
little into your hand and rub we'll into
tho scalp with finger tips. BY morning
most, if not all, Of this awful scurf will
have disappeared. TWO or three applica-
tions often remove every bit OF dandruff
and stops falling hair. Every hair on
scalp shortly shows more life, vigor.
brightness, thickness and color.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-28

Senator Sutherland has taken UP Win
the Pension commissioner. l'r llh"i h'-
non. tn" application for AN increase ii''u
hy him for John {. M"EHmhlcH' "i '9o"'
W Va.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-28

Allotment and ai!uwanc" cheek
amounting to So. has been secured by
CONGRESSMAN Reed. and will he forward
cd Ia Granville ). butcher. the bch'llcl-
AIRY Of his son. John W. butcher an cN-
service, man.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-28

Totally disabled AMI IN very serious
condition of health. Senator sutherland
has secured from tn War RISK lhsut-
ancc bureau for Euh. ". SIMS oil nm
ton. an cX-suldicr compensation IN IN"
sum of $lnn 4 month. this IN addition l"
the $3.50 munahly insurance pa! m"h's
that is being made /" him.
At the Irn%!'n lur"au i"da!. '"''
rrrssmln Wu"dyurd filed an application
Iur an increase for Wesley ;. Scott o.
Mcadvillc. tyler county.
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fkYIE writes ads you'll hear one man say "He
II handles advertising campaigns" cuts in an
other: ole does advertising work. states
thirdbut what he and his organization really do is
TO take complete charge of firms advertising, relieve
them of all DETAIL make necessary investigations and
sales suggestions and that every hundred cents the
firm expends does dollars worth of work in selling
and building good will for the business.
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WASHINGTON
Yves: Virginia News - Notea
and Gossip at tie Nations
Capital.

WASHINGTON. -. <. Nov. 21.-Ih'
Post Office department. acting upon re-
,Ilcst made by ConsrcSsman l.. :. Echo'H'
b.,. ,,rdr,,.J :, pusluIftcc established At
Johns. which Is III Boone county.
r,,n,u.ssiun4 to the following post
mosI.rs If the fourth class, have been
issued William Il. Shumalc. at HhuiS-
willie. W. Va: Mcrr,!ith Moore. at johns
and John .. Prince Ut Prnberton.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-01-03

bIunren uirp. SIT fi;ni ino nod mchr
Stilt i'll eincM Eopie oercinigt mcr.
Den. MicrbGi empfiehIt Is lid. Sunadnt
Den Gopibo0cn nit einer Shcrbcuaui.
laae 81 beottcn, oarm SEN Gopf az
orcI &jcrtCIu NIT gr0e au3Iiilaen.
hierali sam Sdnuse oc& 3rpic6clbo.
oen& acacn GdllIni6 cine Sdlid,t arc.
ben 6IuBinnO mo 5cridIogcnc 0ol5,
fohlc 5u Ieecn uuo obenauf sic ,3luic.
bcIn Damn 10 3u ictcn, oob lie nudl
elncm frdftigcn IllfItoBen 0cS Copies
ouf Den SfIar3tiih BON oqcn Soften
pon @roe umidIoiicn iin0. Gic 3lpic.
belipise mus elm pcniq iibcr ocn
Eopfrano hernorItehcn. 9ic fcrtigac.
pflan5tcu Sopfc neroeu an eincm tro.
dener Elase ooer i'm Seller in elmer
nit SoNh uno Groe aefiiutcn RiItc
bis st bier Sol tici nerdrobcn mo
bIeiheu lid bier bis gum Ereibbcaim.
ctno feds bis ctt@oten. oolig IeIb't
ubcrlaiien.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-01-03

9beo. 50. in G.. So. = So. in
ayopan fcbIt e0n5Iid Die SAFE, 70.
tpeit iid nitt europ6er ein8elnc
&ai,staten intportirt baben. Sunbe,
aanindcn Mduic uuo Nottcu bdlt
man gum 0ergniigen. es ieblen fer
ncr inter ben Soustbieren. 81 bencn
&ieroe, Rinopr, Siibuer. @nteu uno
9ouben gerehnet pcrben. sou8Iid)
gieI un6 81nie. n6hreno 3iegcn,
Staic unS namentIih Sfnpcinc
MIR in iehr bcihronftcm Wabe geboI'
TEN perSen. To8 tpihtiafte &aus'
trier Sopans - nenn oith rpobl bos
urfhciuboritc iommtliher Snustbie'
re offer Qdit6er iiberboupt 1T Die
Sribonrottpe, oenn anf ihrcr 3udt
beruht oie nidltiqe iopnniihe Seiorn'
in0uitrie. % Scr Sopaner norfnic'
den6 bon Reis 1cbt. 10 6icncu Die Rln-
Ser honptiddlid oIs 3uqthicrc, nah
rono ShpeirH crit in ncucItcr Get
tier un0 6n at3 8olfanohruun achnl'
ten trer0cn. Gen or6btcn ThciI iei'
ner thi'riId,cu Rohruna crtnlmmt
No8 iornniihc @oIf oom Rccrc, Dos
300 Edotth'crorten uno 600 Slid.
nrten un1fabt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-01-03

~gciuuocu Suitnuoc Ocs 3rpiebclmotc.
rinIS ab.
Sir ons Gmpilan3en bcidaffe man
Elm leidte ourhldiiige @roe. Gle %.
pie ioIleu cine @robe bon fiinf bis
iieben 3oII 2iftrpeite haben bel eit.
ipredenoer Sieie. Sir Ole ticirpur.
8clnoen Spa8intben iino G0pfe ni
icbr ticfeu NusmaBen ST. empfeblcn.
Sofern Die S6pie nitt ner Iino, milf.
len tie bon allen Sdmue uno ma
mentlid pon 6on id16iacuocu Sal.
peter 8 abIngerungen griinoIih gere;.
nigt uuo Dor ser &ertpenoung orient,
lid oitSgetrodnct meroen. Bon oen
Spo5intben . 3picbeln miro ie eiu
Stiid. bon ben Sulpcn. NnrsiIcr,
En5etten rperocr ir brct ;uiommcnec.
pflou5t, mdbrenb oie fIciusfuiebIiq.n
Srofus. SdneeeIodten, Sciua. Tsal-
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-01-03

Bcs Wnlicr fnettbor gemott un0 oann
III ben Naum eingeoriidt, Der Spi.
Iden Der umteren 9ufflddle mo Dem
imeren S~ufeiicnrouo lieqt. &orber
uiyo Der Strabl nit reinem Cheer
iiberItrid]en. Ser &ufleocrfitt lou Die
OVERWHELMING un0 oen &oum sru;.
id)en Den &ufeiienitenfeln pouig ous.
fiinen.
Nahoem oicieS geifcben. miro
ourh 9odbeber ocS gcgeniiberIie.
qcnoPn 0cines cine 9eIaItuna ocs
nit &uflcocrfitt au5gefiinten Sufes
auf m0gIihit ebcuem 5uBboSeu Der.
nnloht. Ger ettun 5u reit,Iih cinge.
brodte aitt tritt 6urh oieie Tob.
nohme 8piihen Den ShenfcIenoen
ocS @ufeiieus beroor uno miro nodl
Dem Grb1rten pegaeIhnitten. Sc
nnh Ser 2nittempcrotur erfolqt Dos
@rhGrteu innerhaIb 10 biz IS sri.
niIten, i'm @inter in 5 Rinuten. Die
Ginloaen bIeiben bis sur nafften 8e.
id'lnQ8erncuerune lieqen. Grit Der
Hbnohme oes Sufciiens tperoen Ite
entfernt uno Iino nat Reinigling
bon ouhaftenbcm Ghmnts uitp. rpie-
Der perrpcnobor, Sic rperSen in mar.
mem @oiier ertpeiht uuo bon neliem
einaefnetct.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-01-03

uerounfclt. onntit sic nod tiefiitcn0en
Sllltcntnolpcn Belt %gcniunen, lid
gleId)muBiI NIT 0en idncucr mah.
lenOcn 8ldttcru heroor3uidieben, les
tcre obcr in ibrcr Gntmidlltna auiae.
holten pcrocn. Sit idIieblif 0ie
9~llltcntuoIpc ati 5uci bis 0rci 3oa
bCraisdcfommen, meroen 0ie Ser.
oltntlmqsbiiuen entfernt. @6breno
Der Sreibperiooe uno olth u1hreno
Ser &Lithe f0nnen Ole 3piebeIt6pfc
3ientlidl feudlt gehalten iperoen, Dir.
fen icoOh feline RinuStcmperoturcn
erfcioeu.
@cim Sreibcu BON Spa3inthen.
3niebeln ouf @Idicrn muB sic Nus.
Dahl Ser 3micbelu Defenders ioraium
lem; ie rum0cr un0 glatter fic am
8runb uuo ic letter fie in oerStrltftur
Iino, elm nm 70 belieres Rciultat lit
pon ibrer @Iiithc SIT erboffen. 9ic
@l6ier merocn beim Nuficten Ser
9picbeIn 10 hoh nit @aIier eefiint,
onB 5piihen 3piebcIbooen ltno @of.
icrip;cQcI elm Iccrcr Raum bleibt.
Sur Ibpcnounq Deg TauIena uno
5ltr 6riihhoItunq oes @nIicrs leiiten
ririQc Stiidhen So1sfohIe o6er ettpos
9od)inls p~or5iiglitc 0ienIte. 9is our
oroentIihen @elunr5eIuna ser 8wic4
bcrr itcnt man oie 8IGicr ebcnfaus
ounfef urb nit ncrocdter 9piebeI.
ipibc an tilhlcu EIdten ouf.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-01-03

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