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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-10-18

H. A. Boutwell, has returned TO
Warrington after a few years abb
sence from this city which he spent
In the California and Mexico oil
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacquette, of Fair.
mont, were visitors In Wilmington
last evening for dinner at the Hotel
Bartlett.
Frances r. Stewart, Jr., was a
visitor at Rymer yesterday.
Mrs. W. Ray Tabler spent the
week end with Mrs. Elsie WEIGH at
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph W. Chase,
Miss Bertha Wade and Master Ar
thur Chase motored to Mount Nor
ris, Pa, and Mountain Lake Park,
Md, for a week end visit.
Mrs. Boyd Hayes and Miss Pearl
Aruett, Of Rymer, were visitors
here on Saturday.
Mrs. E. w. ChrIsty has returned
from Charleston where she attend
ed state meeting OF Pythian Sis
Dr.. H. L. Criss and son. James,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-10-18

All reports agree that the opening Of the great
coal mining strike in Great Britain hnds the people
pessimistic about Industrial conditions generally
and in no mood for finish fight. This shrinking
from extreme consequences apparently is very
strong among the miners themselves and It may be
looked for to have an important bearing upon the
amount and kind of support the miners get from
the other big unions. Under these circumstances
compromise ordinarily would be looked for But
once these big struggles started they are as
much out Of hand as a real war, and there is no
way of telling what will happen general election
and complete reagnment of the political forces OF
Great Britain may Indeed 1t probably would
be a certainty il the situation In ireland were not
SO bad.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-10-18
~ suRE You ARE REGISTERED.

n 'ODAY and tomorrow the registrars are required
to Sit at som. convenient place" in each, voting
precinct for the purpose Of further amending correcting
and completing tie list of voters and is important
that every voter who is not sure that his her name
S on lbs list visit the registrars and personally make
sure that the same is enrolled. No can vote on
election day whose name is not the list OF voters
II is especially important that all who have changed
residences since primary day should make sure that
there IS no doubt about their registration. tor there are
a number Of circumstances which indicate that the
Democrats are planning gigantic fraud through trick
cfy with the ballot lists in this county. Inasmuch as
he list Of voters is in the official charge Of Demo
erstc clerk Of the county court who is candidate for
reelection the only sure way the voters have to protect
themselves and prevent this fraud is to exercise the
utmost vigilance.
The law regarding registration Of voters and the
correcting Of the precinct polling lists has been
lived up to in this county and frauds which have 6ene
sfasd die Court House Ring have been the rule. This
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-10-18

The Times this morning prints an editorial call
ing attention the promise of advocates OF equal
suffrage that women would purify politics II
they were given the ballot. II certainly was the
expectation that the women would bring about pol
itical reforms and II they are to make good they
will have to begin with the conditions that are
closest at hand In Marion county their opportunity
lies in the court house. where little crowd OF men
masouerading as Democrats but in reality caring
for nothing but the advantage which they can
obtain for themselves has been winking at open
violation Of the prohibition acts and giving ala ana
comfort to a band of petty law breakers If the
women do not vote to get rid of the Court House
Ring many OF the most earnest believers IN tull
equal suffrage will be disappointed in the start that
is made here. If they sweep the court house clean
and put new men in charge Of county analrs ana
the enforcement OF laws it will be ten years betore
a man even suspected Of having friendly relations
will law breakers will dare to ask for nomination
OF any ticket. The right kind OF stand now VIII
save lot OF trouble In the future and establish the
moral influence of the woman voter for all time
Vote the Court House Ring out Of office
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-10-18

was paln.y indicated BY some 81 tho ding that hap
peed al tie last primary and il IS again indicated BY
the fact Mat al the Office Of the Clerk Of the County
court transfer certificates have been denied the Re
Publcans
The only safe thing to do therefore is to be sure
that your name is the list and you must attend to
had better attend to it today The registrars are re-
CURED by law to sit until o'clock each tonight and
tomorrow night. If they cannot be found report the
matter to Republican headquarters in the American
building.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-10-18

Miss Olive Rymer sas
from ". v q. Ton 4 weel ena
Miss Anna LiljelRnd va
Shinnston Saturday for the SHIN
ton.Mannington football giant
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred A. Burt y
Edwin snodgraSs accompanied I
football team to shinnston on 3
urday.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-10-18

the formers sister. Mrs Charles q
Shanks. here.
Mrs. Fred Robinson, MrB. R. b.
Davis. Mrs. William Sandy and
Mrs. Clifford ShumGn have return.
cd from q motor trip TO Fatrmont
where they visited friends.
John Melott, OF Moundsvtlle, was
here for a week end visit with his
cousin, Mrs Ira w. SchAfter, OF
Monroe street.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-10-18
COuMTY.

For sherif-James D. Charlton, of Warrington.
For Prosecuting Attorney-Frank R. Amos, OF
Fairmont.
FOR County Assessor-Glenn Springer, of Fairmont.
For County Comnissioner-Amos o. Stanley, OF
& FaIrmont.
II For Clerk OF the Circuit Court. A. Gather, of
Falrmont.
For Clerk of the County Court-Lee n satterhed
of Monongah.
SFor County Superintendent of schoos-Porter
Ware, of Fairmont.
For County, suryeyor-R. NJ. Fisher, of Fairmont.
For House of Delegates-W. H. veach, of Farming
ton; Net Robinson, OF Warrington;
II. E. satterheld, of Farmont
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-10-18

Coal mining has hit the 100000 tons week
clip, according to the statistics compiled by the
Geological Survey. That is another OF the many
indications that under private confol the railroads
Of the country are functoning better than they did
formerly
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-10-18

A number of men are at work
breaking ground for the erection
Of a new dwelling on the 7. L.
Sturm land on Buffalo street at the
end Of Houghtown bridge. The 10.
cation is on part OF the high bluff
and a great amount of stone Will
have to be removed before the foun.
dalton can be laid.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-10-18

vas en route from Charleston for q !,
visit here.
IN. o. Campbell has returned
from a few days business visit N
Wheeling.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. R. Cunningham
and daughters spent yesterday
with the formers brother and Yam
lily at Rymer-
Mrs. Edison Federer and little
son, Of Morgantown. are guests OF
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-10-18
HeId Box Social,

The box social held under tEe
supervision of the teacher, Miss
Helen Rymer at Little Dents run
school house, was we'll attended
and many boxes were sold. The
proceeds will be used in the estab-
fishing library for the school.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-10-18
TAKING THE "TICS"
OUT OF POLITICS

mind whether or not Wilson ha
kept her out of war.
III the meantime everybody was
sitting on Needles and Pins, neither
of which is remarkably comfortable
sitting.
The last election must have been
crooked like u world serious be.
cause our side did not win-but we
don't think this election will be
crooked.
Everybody is going to vote Il
straight Republican ticket.
Cox campaign manager. on the
verge of the opening OF the last
round announces that the pros
poets for Coxs election are iul-
proving daily.
General impression is there is
still much room for improvement,
and very little time.
About once every four years, We
feel sure we know the reason why
Thanksgiving comes late in NO
vember.
-
Of FaIrmont, were visitors here yes
terday.
John A. Ford has returned from
business visit In Columbus, Ohio.
!. Eliza Devore, OF Rymer, was Il
business visitor here on Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. T. G. Kelly. OF New
KenSinEtOn, Pa, are guests OF their
daughter, Mrs. Lee r. Kness, in
Houghtown.
George w. Bowers motored to
Rymer yesterday for brief visit.
The Misses Blanche and Anna
Peters attended the football game
at Shinnston on Saturday:
T. NJ. Higgs and daughter. Miss
Alice, have returned from visit
with relatives at Moundsville.
Mrs. G. W. Bowie has returned
from Clarksburg. from which point
she accompanied her mother, who
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-10-18

Emerson L. Thomas is adding a
modern porch and making other ex-
tensive improvements to his resi-
dence in Washington street. Mayor
Jesse A. Mason has added q new
Dorch to his Buffalo street resi-
dence. has raised the building above
hiEh water and Is giving 1t thor.
OuRh rernodelling.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-10-18

Republican National Chairman Hays says Hard
ing is certain to get 37S electoral votes and may
get 1916 That leaves pretty broad margin Tor
accidents and still makes Republican victory abso-
lutely certain.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-10-18
Move 70 salt Lick.

Mr.. and Mrs, Hugh Morgan and
daughters have moved from Dan
Ger avenue to the Hamilton hunga'
low at Salt Lick for the winter.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-10-18
oo,r aova won.

The Warrington high school foot
ball team went to Shinnston on
Saturday where they defeated the
Shinnston "Eridders" by score OF
twenty-five to nothing.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-10-18
wlreleaa Operator Home,

Wireless Operator Home,
North West son OF Mr.. and MRS.
James B. West, and wireless oper'
ator In the merchant marine, Is at
his home near here for an extended
visit.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-10-18

Important Council Meeting.
Many important business mat
of at the meeting OF council in the
city building this evening.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-10-18
con0umerD Lost.

The Monongah baseball team de.
shere park here yesterday after
noon before good sized crowd OF
fans by the score Of four to one.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-10-18

his home here. He does not expect
to return to the naval service.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-10-18

They are slaves Uho fear TO speak for The fallen and
The peak.-Lowell
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-10-18
STATE.

3 STATE.
For Governor Ephriam F. Morgan. of Fatrmont.
For Secretary Of state-Houston G. Young. OF
SY Charleston.
For state superintendent of schools-George NJ.
Ford, OF Dunbar.
For State Treasurer-W. S Johnson. of Mt Hope
For State Audttor-John c. Bond, Of Charleston.
For Attorney General-E 7. England, OF Logan.
For state Commissioner of Agriculture. H.
Stewart OF Morgantown.
For State Senate Eleventh Distrtct-George W.
Bowers, of Warrington.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-10-18
JUDICIAL.

For State Supreme Court.Frank H. Lively, of
Kanawha County.
For Circuit Court-Winheld Scott Meredith, Of
sF Fairmont.
For Criminal Court-Emmett NJ. showalter, Of
Fairmont.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-10-18
WASHINGTON
Sailor Home.

Earl Huey, a local boy who has
been in the %. s. Navy and has Just
completed d cruise which took him
"a many countries. has returned %
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-10-18

home OF her sister, Mrs. John E
Davis on Burt Hill.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-10-18
MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER IS, 1920.
THE REPUBLICAN TICKET
MATLONAL.

For Vice President-Calvin Coolidge, of Mass.
For Congress Rosenbloom of Wheeling.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-10-18

Miss Martin I'll.
MiGS Ora q 9 u 81 the
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-10-18

II is rather hard to say which is
the most expensive to get licked
and stay In Ohio, or move to Wash
ington.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-10-18

The other person In Ohio Will
have to hire truck 10 take MS
personal fixtures to Washington.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-10-18

one person in Ohio is going tc
need a doctor when 1t Is over.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-10-18

To some they will be more PAIN
full than others.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-10-18

We just hope they get a hurry
up, decision this eleCtiOn--about 10
o'clock on evening Of the second
day OF Nov. would suit US.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-10-18
We have arrived at the last two
final weeks OF the campaign.

These final weeks which are the
last will be the most painful.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-10-18

Last time we elected a presiding
officer. 1t took about three or four
days for California to make up her
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-03-12
Sefdmpfune Ger 8lutlaus.

gelungcn. sic chentals frdnfen
@dume Dieocr gciuno ur6 Di6er,
I~tano5fdbig gegen ihren G5eino 5u
modem. Nnfangs bcniibte i'd mdiie.
riqe 5liihigteiten sur 9bto0tung ser
2Guie, Die befanntc QetroIemuIiion.
beroiinnte5 Snrbolineum ia. i'd
ging BEN 2auien iogar nit elmer
Ytiifung bon GarboI uno 0rennipi.
ritll5 Su 2eibc. Womentan uurcli
Die 5hiere ia toot, aber bcpor Die
@ltroe 3eit bate. 3u oerrorben,
uaren Die 2duic aud nieoer 90.
Gicie ,5lilntafeiten trodnen 3t raid;
Ser Regen naift 0a$ @ift al. uno
sic GrgriffsFlohe lit fir oie 2duic.
Die befnurtIidl ir @ooen in elmer
qefliiqcItcn iSorm iiberpinteru, mic.
Der Qcgebcu. Tesholb ocriufte id,
g nit einem Stoii, Der ldnQere
Belt ON 9alrme boTten bIcibt. ohuc
cJnjutrofnen. uuo itmierte bic
9~Iutlauie uno 0omit Die Dunoen
Der 9dlnne nit c,nem Wittel elm.
oas i'd gcrooc 3ur @efimpFunQ Der
Raupcu 3ur 3onS hattie. ndn1Iitl
nit RaiIpenleim. SeIbioeritdn6lit,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-03-12
,Sebler in Ger Sienen5ud1t.

Nn9fiihrung brinaen fonncn. gn fol.
den fleineu ADMINISTRATION t0nnen
aud 1utr meriQe 8iencn orbeiteu.
aibt man onneaeu cine politdnoige
&unitnnbc in ben Robmer, 70 fin0en
bjcrc cine RroBe An5ahl BON @ic.
ren @lo nm Ole Nnidngc Der
0itul1unbe alIJubaucn. IS beam.
ipr1d}t imnrer 3eit uno SONIC. I'M
0nd)@ 81 erscnqcn ulo mas beim &c.
broud1c ser Sltnitpobc an @odj8 &C.
iport nirb, fommt Scr 6|ouiQcrnte
ijber 30maI 5i quite, aou3 beion0cr3
in Der 3eit 0er @onigtradt. Rur
Gin rcid1er Gorroth an fcrtigcn 3eGen,
ooer 3cacnouiouQcn, mjc i'm Die
aunInuobc aibt QcItnitet Dem Golt
cinen ihnclleu 3eIenbnu. I'm oeu
Sonia bier unterbrinQcu 3u f0nuen.
oeiicn Guclle 0rnuBcu 70 reid)IiA
iIiebt, iooob ale @rbcit8bienen poa
mil oem Gjuiolumcln bclhaIti9t iinn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-03-12
Ser 9~Oiteupnnft ais c~in3tser Giumanb,

Rotbfobl. NiQ man i'm rcd)t gut SIT.
bereitcu. 10 nchntc man ettpnS 6leiidl
etluo Elm babies Gfun0 6ino- ooer
SdNpeinefIeiIdL nod better bei0eS az.
miidt, uud) 2eber ooer 9ficre eiqnet
lid git. Gin Iebr GROCER &0pf Hotb-
foil miro BON innen a%uSgebolt, ieooc-
poriiftig, 0antit oie Hippen 5lpar ale
beraltsfommen. ser &opf ober UNDER
iehrt bleibt. Nun itelt man sic Sill.
hung Der. Ginige idlerlid)e NepieI
per0en geihdlt, in @iirfcl geit)nitten
uno in ct1pa5 81ttetr bell gebrdllnt
un0 5eroriidt, bis cine Irt 8rei bar
olt5 entIteht. 0ieicn miift man NIT
Benz ourh Die SIeiidmoidire qetries
bcnen 6lciid, miir5t cs naf) Sc
Ihnof, ulpo gibt, fouS erforoerIih,
nod etlpoS atsgeoriidte Sentunel sas
5u. Ser olIo gefiintc &obIfopf miro
MN IN scr befonntcu @eiie nit ci.
ncm qroBen &ohIbldtt 5Iiar1menge.
blrnocn, nit ctpas Wiirfelbriibe in Ell
ne @ratpforme gelc9t uno etlpa oret
Stunoeu qeifmort. 8enuit mic BEL Ell.
mem 9rotcn muB sic T%Iitiitgfeit, 10.
bolo iie einQetrodnet lit, Dieber err
ncllert neroen. Non reif)t 3artoFfeln
od3i. Nus Dem 6erausqcifnittencn
fod)t man nit 8epiir35lttboten cine
I%f}mafhnfte Suppc.
&ciffohl ais ainSerfoit.
Mudl @eiBfobl gibt gefitnt Gin
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-03-12

8oh!lorten o0er oas Graut, ME man
in Siio- uno @eit . OeutihIun0 Iogt,
cine pid)tige &oae. SIM @egeniae
81 Dem beriidtigtcn, ipenu aud nit
llnred)t alI5uIebr peridrieencn &obl-
riibcn iin0 @ciBfobI, RotbfobI un9
aud @riinfobl be5ip. @iriin0 gciur.
De, mohIihmefen0e 0entiiie, poraus-
gelebt, 0oB iie gut sltbereitct neroen.
Sir Heute nit idppndlem WnQen
freilid ooer iiberbaupt fir Nerp0ie,
nn &croouur9sItorungen 2eioenoc
fofpie fir oIte aberdeen iino iie me
niger 3u erupfeblen. Sic miiiien gut
oeronut meroen. INN bef0mmlih SIT
fein. 3nrd) cine entipreheroe gu.
bereitmg fam Die @au5frou alcr.
oin9S ihr 3bcil on3u beitrogen, ooB
oie Gerbotlitfeit ser cin3cIren aobl.
arten crIeidtert miro.
guS9e5eihnct munbct gefiiuter
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-03-12
punfto 8~obnenitanoen.

fen feincn Soft bictcu. @cuiger
touqIid) iin0 oieIIeidt Oie grouen
@irfen mo iltngcn 6idten, oenn iie
baIter iid faum l1nger ais 3mel
Sabre So miro oicliad) bebauptct,
ooB lid Sic 9ohneu meigern, an Jer
grauen 8irfe ennpor gu ronfen, oit
G~rfabrung hat je0Of gc3eigt. 6aB
oieIer @Ialtbc ouf cineln &rrtbum BE-
ruht. IS gibt ieIbitOeritGn0Iit olldl
onocrc @ol5iorten, Die iid) ebenfol9
3u @obncnItangcn ci9ncr, il;iofern Die
2Gnge 6 o0er mebr SUB iiber Dem
@o0cn bctrdgt uh0 Iie Itarf Jenug
uno rolth genug lit, I'm Ser @obnc
Dos Hanfen SIT ermoglid)en un0 einel
9crnocn @ltf8 bot, oenn nihtS per.
ur5iert einen 8a.ten nlebr, ais trunl=
ME 9obnenitangen,
Ser S~Oiteupnntt ais c~instser Giuunnb,
Die Soften gutter Stanqen iin0
pieueibt ser ein5ige It~ittbnltige
8runO, oen man gegcn iie inS 6elo
fiihren f0nnte. @ute Souncn-
un0 8e0ernItongcrL sic lid 10 bis Is
Sabre lang gut erhoIten, ioQten niht
mcGr ais So bis 81 oaa @lutOcrt TO
iten, ot0cre Sorten iino idon 81 So
bis 81 5u BADEN. Giierne nit fIei-
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-03-12

men mo Der llc5crfIub al SONIC
cuticrnt miro. @ruinubrinncn0 III
Elm FOLDER Qetrjcb nidlt. ga cr MIR
c,ucu minimolcu &oniQertrag brjugt.
Sam lit atcr entc rcid1c &ouigernte
Ron ultteu St0dcn 0irdluu3 uidt
id0uicria 81 erloi,Qcn. oic @ruuob1-
0jugumgcn bicr5u iin0 einio6 mo
Icidt gu uerirchen. IS lit mir nothil.
0Qb cjnigcn 0orfommniiieu sur rcd.
Ten Belt oir unbcom9t nothigc Mi.
mcrfiomteit gciheuft miro.
Gin fIeincr @icnenitod beaniprudt
uicl mcbrA ais Elm gro.
Ter, 0cahnIb limo jold)e feline St0dc
BORT in fciucr Weiic onacbrodt. no
Dem NieteupoIf MIR mcniQ Nufmcrt-
ion1tcit arIhcnft nerocn fam. g}ur
grobc NienenDolfer iommeIn rcihIjdl
@oniQ Elm un0 es lit unnogIlh itarte
&olonicn in flcinen Stofen IN erjI2a
ben, ga in ioldlen Stodcn fir eine
irlld)tbore GonQin nidt 8enug 3ann
lit, qcniiaen0 Ger 81 Ieaen un0 Iir
0as Wadlsthum 0c9 Bottles 5u iorgea.
2TSn flciucn Stoden fomntt IS oft
Dor, oGB Die gienen nidlt qenua so
MIA cintraQen fonncn, AM bon Ihnl
ijber @intcr lcbeu 3u fonncr. uu0 oas
Gn0c 1T 6o6 Oie 3biere Dor Dem
Trilhling ~cingchcn. Gye0cr %bcritGn0iqc
Nienen3iid1tcr iicht oaraui, 0oB gu
@cainn 0c3 @inter5 ole St0de &C.
nilqeno&intcrnohr1nQ enthdIten, nm
Sic 80lfer geiun0 ourd oen @inter
brirgcn 3u fonnen Gin0 iold)e Dor
hon6eu. BEL oeuen njdt qenug SONG
ais @iuterfuttcr oorbon6en 1T, 10
miliicn oicie G0Ifcr nit in WnIicr
ouiqcI6item 3ufer geiiittert Deroen.
@n6ercricit5 broudlt Elm ~itdrfcs Rolf
Holum CUR Aui3uht irmQer 0icren
un6 ga fam e5 Damn Ieid)t paiiircn.
0ob Elm fold Itarfcs Golf aui einert
grandchildren 0iclRuitonoc 5uerit
on RohrunqsmnnaeI einqebt, neil
chen 3roicI @obcu nit 9rut beIe9t
iin0.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-03-12

cine Geibe @obnenltnngen gu finoen
lit, m0hreno man tic in onoeren
2~anoc5tbellen OILS cine oeroltetc Gin
ridltung betrahtct. Sic &ultur ser
Gtongenbobnen, lit ober nid]t et1po
cine refine @cfiiblsiafe, 6cnn e5 IaBt
1id BON ibr i'm &ergleib 81 Der
9l1ifbobne bel &ortbeiIboftcS ingcu.
IS Qibt oildJ nIan6 triittgcn @runO,
tpe9holb MAJ Die Stangen niht ourd)
9robtnebe, 9in0faoen unO oerglci-
den cricben iou. Die better Stongen
Ioiien iidl ans iu1lQen Eonnen uno
3eoern herTtelen. Ole 60hren mo
@borne liefern ebenfous Elm bauer
boftes @oI3 oblfon oic T0hre ge-
tpo6uIih nid)t Die crforocrlid1e @ohe
erreiht. mdhreu0 Scr Aboru meiite,5
cine 5t gIotte Hin0c hnt, Die 0cn &on-
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-03-12

aud Sen 6enfbnr ungeeignetiten,
Ounfeliten, oumpfeIten ODER gegeu
3ugtuft uno 8ino ungcidiibteIten
Roum an3lilpeiien. @eifiebt es trob-
Dem, 10 reociben Die @GHie nitt, ser
crbotftt 8c1pinu bleibt aus ooer iteut
iih, genau teieben, bod MIR 10 ge-
ring, oaB lire 3rtd)t iif tGum nod
Iobnt.
Sou ser @dnIcitan alien biQigcn
9lnfOr0erungen genii9en, 10 muB e.
trodcn beritdnoiq pentilirt, qegen
&ainO uno NieoerihIdqc qcidiitt.
iouber. I'M CONNER moglidit fiibl,
I'M @inter m0Big morm fem. 90
pobl Die B6nie mdbren0 oc3 @in.
tcrs, ioqor oeS Itrcnqitcn mo Iangc
anholttnoen, 0ie &dIte eritnunIih OUT
p%crtraaeu. 10 beginner Tie bod in Ell
mem SIT faItcn Stoue crit 5icmli6
ipdt nit Dem 2cgen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-03-12

ocn Nohl iehr feln iuie III Sduerfraut
ooer hddt i'm, thut ibu in cine aruBe
YluIoe ooer Shuiiel uuo ril6rt ouf ieoen
aobItOpf 4 Sanc Sal5 bincin, uno IdBt
"a Shnuoen itcben, oaun auf elm Sieb
geben rmo abtropien Iofeu. Sn elmer
aa1erore ite1t man GiIig (auf 3 a6pfe
NobI 1 Gunrt @iii9 unb elm Yfuno 3us
der) alfs Serer, nit 4 groBen feingee
ltnittencu 3ruicbeIn 3 3erihnittenen 3cz
hen HnobInub. 1 lluSc gan8en gfeffer.
4 &bceI0ifel Gapenuepfeffer, u Hinge
gauge Nelieu, y llrSe MuStatbIiitbe
uuo , GBIGfiel SeIeric1amen. IaneIam
y Stunoe todeu lohcu. obtiiblen laiIen
mo hurh Elm Eud gieBen, pieoer augs
Scuer l%teleu, 5lu 0pdcn ~toutnteu laIIeu
unp iibcr on2 8otbfrout giebeu. oas man
III cine Steiuirufe felt Qepadt. talt ipers
Den Iniieu uuo Die E0pfe nit 8upier 8lls
biuocn lam.
Giusemndltc lSiptcbeIn. y Bed
fIeinc pei6c 3fpiebeIu legt man in taItc5
gSdiicr, nm lie bc'ier iddlen 3u tonuen,
mn tbut 'ie Damn IS ShuuOcn in itartc5
~Sdl6lponer, oltrd) en- Sieb 1icBen uno Die
3lpiebelu mebrere Stuuhcu in reinem
g8oNtr Iitoeu Idiitu. oa5 bdufia geruedl,
ielt miro, IN eiuem 0odtopf poer
NdiitroJc feet man 4 Grart &aHer NIT
rjncm fIciutn 5tiidhen ataun uufs
Tcucr. IdBt 3um aoheu tontmcn llno tbat
oaun sic 3lpjebeIu bincin. Die man 6
9}imttcu III Dem fodcuncu RaiIcr lee
gen ldRt, lie nbcr niht fudlcu Idbt, bers
aus uebncu uuo in talte8 8nIier leacn.
oieies INNER erneuerno. big Die 3~fpiebclu
gang fdlt Qeluoroeu iino, bicie ouf cir
reiues Eud lcpcn uto nit einem anNcrcu
5ud1c hjc Glinigttit %obrupfcn. Su @Ids
Ter ihittcu nit oen ioI0cuoen @clpiirs
3cu. oif icoc5 GuartQlas I feline rot1e
&fcfferitotc; Q Glturt meiBen @1Tia
'teut man nit ! Riut @oFer auf5 Sercr.
oibt 1 gBl0ffeI Soli biuciu, ~ 3eIfrn.
ebrnioOicl gau3en &icIicr uub auiRicc.
. @orbccrbldtter, 2 gbI6ffeI 3udcr. Is
a2inutcn tod)eu IdHen uno ourcp Elm Sicb
auf bic 3ipiebcIu Qiebeu lobaIo Der gis
Iia foIt gciporNen 1T. oauu bic 9IdIer
felt nerihIiebeu ito fortiteueu.