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The Cordele dispatch., 1920-04-29
MISS DEKLE'S

MISS DEKLE'o
RECITAL
Miss Dorothy Dekle gave her Corti
ficate Recital Tuesday evening at the
Conner School Studio. In spite Of the
inclement weather good crowd was
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-04-29

Log Cabin Candy, the best in the
world Exclusive Agents Wants
Drag ard Seed Store 3-4-tf
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-04-29

Cordele friends of Miss Ruby Pitts
viii be interested to know that she
has been reelected to the pcsisioa Ct
teacher Of History in the Winder
School.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-08-18
Know Your Editor.

The Extension Service News of the
New York state college Of agriculture
moves to substitute the word "editor"
for the word ''neighbor.'' Then it
would read, "Get acquainted with your
editor, you might like him. The News
says: EVERY person who is interested
in the life Of his community, should
have an intimate acquaintance with
and sympathetic attitude toward the,
editors Of his local papers. Too few
people realize the contribution which
the country weeklies make to the, life
of the community. Many think Of the
local editor only when they wish to
make use Of him to give publicity At
other times they are all too likely to
have only words of criticism for the
publisher and his paper. sz - !
."The newspaper is not so much a
business enterprise as it is local in
stitution, and in proportion to what he
contributes to the life of the community
the average publisher is as poorly paid
as the country preacher or the country
school teacher. He works almost as
long hours as the farmer, and cannot
feel that he is off duty during any Of
his waking hours" I. .s.ss
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-08-18
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Man
minnesota State NeWs|

st. Paul-More than $4,000 automo-
biles are now licensed in Minnesota,
Secretary Of State Julius A. Schmahl
has announced. The number increas-
ed S,268 during July. Unofficial pre-
dictions were that there will be $780,
900 motor vehicles licensed in the
state before the end of the year.
:, Winona-Threatened with a fall of
80 feet when the ladder on which he
was working was knocked from be-
meath him by an automobile, Leo
Eifeildt, painter, leaped and grasped
the edge Of the gable of the roof Of
house on which he was working. He
then kicked in window and climbed
safely into the attic: -
Minneapolis Miss Nellie Johnson,
sisterin-law Of Edmund Pennington,
died Of burns when flames from an al
cohol stove ignited her dress. Occu-
pants of nearby apartments heard her
cries for help and extinguished the
fire, but not until Miss Johnson's en-
tire body had ben severely burned. She
2
hospital. ~-ts~,..~ :
Minneapolis-Recovery of merchan-
disc worth approximately $4,000, in
Guiding 81 mems suits, believed by po-
lice to have been stolen from the; NJ.
J., Naarup store at Luck, Wis, led=to
the arraignment of Harry Griswold,
alias Harry = Iossman,. in \ municipal
court, here where he pleaded not gull
ty to the charge Of receiving stolen
property and was held to the grand
july in $4,000 bail.
Pillager-Mrs. H. F. Iisor fell of a
porch in :uch a ma.,ner as to throw
her weight on her lei: al m breaking it
at her, wrist. She WIS hurried to
Rrainerd by auto where it was reset
by surgeons, and she IS now home re.
covering. - & E s s:s5s5,,ss; q
zS;5 49,. IL i :: 77s:&&sss
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-08-18
WARREN SHEA 4
= JOHN P. MATTSON,
Bditsr and Pss1., = :.
Published Every Wednesday.
a.>sseA In the Pos. tp4sttesefft warren
~ secena class Msta~lGatter. -
00cial paper Of Marshall County.
Doing Foolish Things.

Not long ago, Art Hoskins, one of
Old Man Tait's hands," drove a big
gray team hitched to a new Balm wag-
on up to the freight platform at St.
Anthony, Idaho. Each of the horses
weighed 14OO pounds if he weighed an
ounce and shoWetlst evidenceo of blue
bloOded draughtsstock In every line and
move. They caught the eye d: every
farmer and .raneher loafing around the
depot until the 4 :1S came in. - 81
"A right good looking team came
the comment from a group on the bag
gage truck. -, ~
You bet they're "a good team re-
sponded Art proudly. There amt a
team along Snake River from end to
end can beat EN- y. -. j
Eyes, they move right peart and pref
ty with an empty wagon behind them,
joked a scoffer, 'but can they pull? !:
'"They can drag anything that amt
fastened down and quite lot that is
Art. replied, IN SNOWY ou they cam
pull! He jerked the king bolt loose.
freed the double tree and taking
short chain he used as a rough lock
from under the seat, he backed the
team up to the railroad track and
chained the double tree to rail. Then,
he clucked to the gray Percherons.
Right there Art Hoskins ruined the
best draught team in the Snake River,
. VaHey.SThe grays dug theirztoe calks
in pulled until every tendon creaked;
and their eyes; started in their heads
They tried the best that wass:il1s hem
but they could not move the railroad
track and they knew it.:::-sEvery lick Of.
the whip, every. yell nd from
the bone headed hired man but added
to the insult 5pufnpaIrthem TheyatrieI
their best that once but they never
would try again.===sOld Man TAFT fired
Hoskins when he heard of it. but he
ought to have hit him with az neck
yoke 49, r.-.- .~zsas+ =.
Any real farmer knows better than
to treat his stock that way, yet hum
dreds Of them do just what Hoskins
did to their incomes. They chain their
incomes to the railroad track of ex-
travagance and unsafe and injudicious
investment and then wonder why they
get nowhere. When you harness your
income to Liberty Bonds, War Savings
Stamps and Treasury Savings Certif-
Gates, you hook your team in front of
a vehicle which will carry your loan
instead of one which will anchor your
team. s's ; -;
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-08-18
Northeast of Warren

Sunday, Aug. 29th. will be big day
at the McCrea. Lutheran Church. under
the auspices of the Young Peoples
League. A children's> program, with
numbers from the male quartet and
young peoples chorus will commence
at o'clock p. NJ. Refreshments will
be sold at popular prices after the
program. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to the entire community.
Miss Myrtle Bengtson spnt Sunday
with her sister, Miss Hazel, at the hos
pital.
Alfred Horgen underwent a success
full operation at the City Hospital last
week and is convalescing slowly.
+ Preaching services were conducted
In the Burnside school house Sunday
afternoon by Rev. Mitchell.
The Young Peoples league was en-
Ftertained Friday evening of last week
at the L. J. Hill farm in Comstock :;
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Aas, of .Alvarado,
visited at zSyver Knutson's..
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-08-18
North CO1nstOck
Mr.. and Mrs. Lull and son, frankie
visited at VIM. Potucek's Friday even

Mr.. and Mrs. Lull and son, frankie,
visited at VIM. Potucek's Friday even
ing. >:
The. neighbors around here held q
threshing meeting at McGregor's We'd
nesday evening.
Albert Potucek was Radium caller
Friday evening. ;-..-
Miss Gladys l.. Wildes is employed
at the s. M. Murray home at Argyle.
Mrs. Emil Potucel1 and children visit
ed at VIM. Potucek's Wednesday after
noon. -
Mrs. Lull and daughters, Lucille and
Lillian, and VIM. Potucek were Warren
callers Thursday. 8.
Frank Laymon visited at p. J. Turn
funds Wednesday night.
Gladys Potucek, who is assisting Mrs.
A. G. Otto, Of Radium, visited home
over Sunday. !.
81 Everybody who attended the dance
at Kramers Saturday enjoyed very
good time. Fine music was furnished
by the Kuhl, orchestra. 5 :,
Wednesdays '$'@ss*- -. y; - >:7--f j,
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-08-18

Elmore-John Richardson, who lives
two miles west of this place, is be-
1teved to have the best record in the
state for tall corn. He. has stalks
from his fields on exhibition here that
measure 16 feet and are we'll cared.
Windom-At a special election here
voters by majority of 3 to 1 author
lied the city council to issue bonds to
the amount Of $4,000 for improve
ment to the waterworks and power
plant $4,000 for the amount to go in.
to a revolving fund. ar
Duluth-Bronze casts of Minnesota's
first three governors, Henry H. Sib-
ley, Alexander Ramsey and William
A. German, will be placed in the men,
orial hall in. Duluth as soon as it is
possible to obtain portraits from which
: the busts can be cast. ,-s.. 49, -
=: Redwood Falls-Little threshing has
been done In this section so tar, but
reports show the oats crops is good,
running from IS to 80, bushels an acre.
Wheat Is not SO good. Rye is yield
ing nicely. Corn and potatoes sbene.
hted by recent showers. s.-'~g. ,I5-sSS- :.
Houston-J. M. Kerrigan, rural mail
carrier while making his rounds, was
thrown into a swollen stream under
his automobile when the car left the
road and turned over twice. He man
aged to break through the side cur
tain and extricate himself.
Stillwater-One hundred delegates
were here for the annual convention
Of the Minnesota Rural Mail Carriers
association. Mayor Smithson welcom-
ed the delegates and J. H. Drew, Of
Red Wing responded. Congressman G..
R. Davis of the Third district address
ed the convention. ~ T. ~: :.~G
Hibbing- Moonshiners operating in
the woods on the Dupont game refuge,
near the West Dew Lakes, were re-
ported to George Wood, game warden,
and Arthur 1Coen, revenue officer, yes
terday by a party of Michigan sports
men who had come here from Detroit
on sightseeing trip. ~ -
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-08-18
Threshing is now in full sway.

Threshing is now in full sway.
The following spent Sunday at Mar
tin Turnlund's: Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Po-
tucek and children, Mr.. and Mrs Chas.
Turnlund and children, Messrs. Apple
quist, r. J. Turnlund, Bert Laymon and
Karl Turnlund. ~
A number of people were out pick
ing cranberries Sunday afternoon.
Misses Ida, Lena and Bertha Ander-
son and Martha Potucek spent Sunday
evening at VIM. Potucek's accompanied
by Clara Bosnian and Title Potucek.
They also visited with Lillian Lull Sun
day afternoon. The day was spent in
chatting and other enjoyment. We all
had an excellent time.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Otto and children
visited at Ernest Otto's Sunday
Albert .Potuceks spent Sunday with
Gladys Wildes who is employed at
Argyle.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-08-18
NOTICE FOR BIDS.

Sealed bids will be received for paint
ing interior Of School, Dist. No. RAJ
dium). For stipulation and amount Of
work required see Frank Knoll, VIM.
Allen or Mrs. H. G. Kramer, all Of
Radium. Work So be completed on or
before September 10, 1920 Bid closed
Aug. 20, 1920, at 8 r. NJ. Any or all
bids may be rejected.
MRS. ii. g. KRAMER,
Clerk Dist. No. A
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-08-18

We have on hand both the McCorm-
lex and Deering Corn Binders. Give
us your order now so it will be set up
ready for you when you need it.-Lund-
gren, Wittensten & Co.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-12-31
Hmten bcs 6ruites nnb Sd)nces i'm
Ebitgarten.

gieIe Sblt3iidtcr limo Der Yei.
Iillng, 0aB ~itnrfer onbaItcnoer 6rolt
Dem unge5icier ~ltartelt glbbritb tue.
Gem lit aber nod) nrltcren grfab.
rltngen nidt 10. Ole llcbcrtpinte,
rlingsTormen Der Snlcftcn luie Gier
uno Euppcn limo ebcnio ME plelc
alsgeblloete Snieften lupbl imitannc
audi bel Den lfdrfiten 5r3itun an
teben 6l blciben. %roIt mn Shtoc
'6nnen aber oo3u tenirbt meroen
INT Elm 81 tribes Grciben Der
9aun1e SIT Derbinoern. Man hdltft
Inn Die Stanme Der Sbltbdume qe,
gen @noe 0eS 8inters, nenu Die
Groe nod) gcfroteu lit, 10 lpeit oie
9anmfrone Teid)t, cine oide Sdift
bon 4fiit, Ser piel Strob entbdIt.
ODER Gis un0 Sdnee. 0ieie uerlano.
liant oa3 Nuftauen oes 9oOens uuo
oanlt oaS 3reiben DER 9Gume, Die
felileu Saft aus Dem gefrorenen go.
Den e%ntnebrtcn f0nnen. Ser 3rieb
miro ~ner5D6crt, uno oie Rod1tfr6Ite
toltllen lpcllg pocr gar uid}t if)aocn
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-12-31
SiIaa. iiir Mildlpieh.

Sn Oieier Sobres5eit lit Die 5rnge
Der Siiage imnIer etne midtige.
@eut3utage lit neiliger 6uriprafe
notig 5ur 4nempiebIun3 pon 5ilos
oils iriiber. oa ibr 8ebroltf TUNER
algemciner miro. GinIge ser baiipt.
udiid1ten 9orteilc Der Silos in0,
lie nebmen menlger 4ylab Elm fir
Raubiutter ais irgen Elm onoerer mp
BON Norratsfammetu; ole Slloge.
6iitterlag 3eigt eineh glten Griolg
betm 4ieb; iie 9erlorgt oas 8ieB nit
ridtiqem 5utter i'm 8irter ioDobI
ME I'M CONNER; bel 5ilage. suite
rung eraibt iidl fem abfaG, oo 0os
Bieb 0ieielbe Dolfommeu auiiriit;
tie lit ieifter 81 bdntieren I'M
8iuter o0er Ddbreno elner beihai.
tiateu Belt aIs Ghodflitter ibr 8ert
ais 6utter BAT lid i'm 9erbaltnis gu
Dem anoerer 5uttermitteI pergr0Bert,
iooaB ic lett genaa 70 OtuLa lii .as-
liz IL dsmpien 1T
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-12-31
lInartcn Der .0ubner.

2a5 Giereiien Der &itbncr geital
tct lid Douilg gu eIilcut ernitcn IA.
itr III DER @ilyderberoe, ut0pm oas
0Uic 8eliplei, ME bel Den Yienid)eu
aug bel Dem @itbnerpoIf anitedeno
Dlrft, uuo Die 0ilbrcr, tpenrt lie ell.
aal oa5 Giereiien angeidnarn ba.
0eii, Mat mebr oopoH ab5uuringen
inc,
Gas Giereiien ertUtdcIt Iid &c
pobnIldl ourd elEen 3giau, ua0
j!par tpenn cine @eune en- III i'm.
Oct, oas entipeocr 3erbroden ooer
geiroren lit. Us lit oaber RATTAN,
CAP man Den Semen Neiter, oie
reId)lld) nit Sirob uericben limo,
bcriteIlt uno 3uqr OH Der eunfeiiteu
Steae oes 9ibnerftoIes. 10 oabs
ialt3 rim 81 uauericbens 3ere1lht.
bic 4elme es uld)t bcHlcrfcn fam.
auber0em mug natIrIId) oaraul
geicben percen, oaB ore &lbner
ttld)lld) Qalf in 0citalt pon Mn
iteruidaIcn. auodca ooer o9nlideE
5ubitan5cn u~erubioIgt miro. UNI
eiuc iciie GieriuaIe 3u er3IeIen. Git
0edt man eiRe cicrfreiieuoe Seaue.
10 nuB Tie ioiort uon Der Seroe &c.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-12-31
W%artenfrene ais Salnfpftanse i'm
&infer.

0urf) 8ortenfreiie fam man iid,
I'M 8inter, no Crime Salate raj
linO, lcid)t eilen Standardization Salat
ld]onen, mo iei Is aud, iur, unt ite
ais erfriifenoe, pifante geiaobe All
sfortoffcliolat 5u beniben. Die On.
sud- fam in 9e1ei3ten 3inmern
ooer ionltigen mart1en R0umen
ltatttin0en. &atiGm lit e8 ober, Die
Bartentreiie mn in leid)teu, Tlad)en
9ol3fditen, fIad)en G0pien, in Inter.
ieBern o0er aud &ellern 81 er}ieben.
9obe 6eiaBe NIT oieIer groe 6nben
bei Der areIie3udt ei9cntIid) gar fei.
men redten 3wed, inoem nie 8egcto.
tions3eit cine iebr fur}e lit, ocnn ic
miro go1t5 jung ob9eid]mtten. Die
8efdBe mer0en mieOer NIT friid)er
groe Qefiat uno rleih mie0er pom
neulm beidt. Gle Groe ioIl Dor al,
lem Iciht uno nobrboft iein, in
if}perer GrA mGd)it oie areiie nnr
langianI. aompoIteroe, 3ar 6dtite
nit Sano uermiidt, iii Die 3Iued,
maBtgite Gr~oniid]un9, inl iibri8en
lit aber Die @ortentreiie NIT jeoer
Groart 8ufrieoen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-12-31

,rennt lpcrocll, I'M Ole TerDreituHg
Us Matters aui DE an0eren @iIbncr
IL %pcrbin0cru. ON beiteu tut mani.
,penf man ocn llebeltQter oI@balo in
cen S%uppeGtopi ltedt.
Cine ou0trc llnart Der Silbnel
lit oo5 gcgcnieiti8e 6eoernuuSbei
beibeu, mas sum Cell 0urd) ungcnii
geu0er 9fmlm, abcr audJ infolge por
>SHieItenplage un0 lt%ngceignete'
6iitterung berporaeuuien Wer0en
mag. Sit Der A%lsIaui Der @iibnet
beitrduft, oaun gilt es, bel Ocm
GlureiBcn 0ieicr llnart, iiir 9toBerl
9epegungsircibcit 81 iorBen, ein
mcDr onIlnaIliUe2 6llttcr por3ulper
len, ioipie eiuc gtljnolid)e Gtini0unq
BON llnge3leter, 0urh ou9gicbigcr
8ebrona} upt 5nicfteuplilper, Dor
iunebnicn. Mcnn Die @iihner @e
mc9unqsireiheit boben. 0erioIlcn fl
uidt oui 0jrie llnart, Die b0uiig fol
lie ~}ornlcn unnimmt, Dab man 81
int oieicr 2c}icha8 lmorti8jtc
9iibncr obihIo@tcu mn5.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-12-31
6nuS> ttttO SnuO<
uirtDiOafni6es
Sanopirt ihaftlid1e Dinfe.

ocrit1noigen II. d. Su f~olaenoeu
acknowledgements:
9fur peniae Der 6arncr i'll oen
8ruppeu, melte Ituoicrt mlroeu,
tonntcn in Oun lcetcn ,HaGren be.
eclltenoe Eroiitc MAIDEN, troeocm
lie ntebr eriibriaten. ais iriiber.
Ser ourfIdlnittIite Grtraa auf an.
scIeaieS @clo iticg uorl 4 Yrpjeui
IN Sabre 1912 nlli b6dIitcnS : 8ro
sent i'm Sabre 1918; mo Ole mel
ten 0icier 6nrmer peroiencn peni
ger, nIs $500 9arlelo inn Sabre.
Gas pcr5ebrenoc Yublitnm muf
atcr i'm G"leiuhonheI uod) mic Dol
meiitenS enornre Yreiie fir oiei,
GroOuftc 3abIcn! Gobei bIicb beltcl
uieIca Gblt mUcrmertet. neil lid
fiir Die 6ormcn oas YStIiifen nnf
Gafcn uidt lobutr.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-12-31
Sas praftifd,c aufnfsei.

Vie 9be~rltleutnnut BON 2iicouuS
III Den Observation-Disclosures" berid)-
tet, bat er nidt nenl9er oils 728
stl4dltdScier gcnalt unterIud)t. Gr
ltcllte felt, 0aB BON oieien 575 nit
oen sllgeb0ri9en Atciteiern in 6arbe
mo 3cidlnln8 g0n} aufioQeno iiber.
eiuitinmteu. - StutudSeicr sciaert
;lpar cilcu beulerfbaren llnteriAico,
Der IN ciuer beIlercn ounfleren ooer
altb nbmcidR10eu i70rbuta bcItcbt.
poiicn ober in ibren 8eiarntd)araf-
ter bod nod iebr gut 5u oen Gierlt
be3 bcnletcn 9tcitca. 1863 Sudllds.
eier liao 0o8c9tn Den Neitciern BOZ.
Ilg %nnabn!idl; oarinltcr Iauocn iid)
100 1tiit III 3aunF0niggclegen. 0orI
SEN SO 9nt an8epoBten &uduts-
eiern btiitbeu ijd) sos in @cIcqcn
DER @arten0ra3milde. Ga Ole Cier
Der 6artengro9m.Ide iebr uerid)icocn
lin0. miro Die Anpaiialg oc8 &uf.
tlIdaciS ba0urt iebr begunitigt. Cine
bor3ii9lidle llebcrciniiinmnnQ ocs
Stidltdscics NIT ocn 9ttitcicru nadJt
It'd audi bel ocu oralten t~5licQeutalt.
ger, Der peiben 8adjiteI5e, Dem Oar.
tcurotidmon5 II. a. gcltcl0. 0craoe.
ga perbliiffclN lit Die llcbcrcInittm.
natn1 Der Sllfnd1eicr nit ocu Gicrn
Der aiiatiidcn 4nnIcr, Der Corn.
%8ra9niIdc, Der Grpbcu9grasmrffc
ua0 Der Ner0fmfcn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-12-31
Sarm ,Grufite bfeiben fIcin!

Gs iino geluiB idon aar maudle
In Den &ercini9ten Staaten NIT
5%ormproouttt reid qetporoen ooer
rper0en es nod; OBJ Dos aber Die
ielben fino, peIdle oieie Brooufte
gebaut boben, oas iit cine Qons an
oere 5roae.
Sic ourd)ldpnittlide s5arn in uri
ierem mittleren 8elten ideint le.
oenfnas, BON StonopuRtt oes BRO.
ou5enten, feine beionoers mlsiidts
belle 8cgeno mebr CUR Grraiiuua
zines groBeu Bermogens 3u ietu
9us laBt lid auiqruno amtIiher
grmittlungen ertI1ren, peld1e alti
1874, CUR Xrobe altsgetpablten Gar.
men in Den Staaten Gbtp, ,Snoiana
uuS 0iscoaiin angcltellt muroen.
r1o 5lpnr in Ohio uno ,Snoioua lie.
ben Sabre hinourh. in BiscOnlin
flint Sabre hinourd. in 3eiten mel.
items iehr hoher Ereiie.
aus oen ermittelten 3iiferH &c.
Iengtca Die uuteriudlenocn So1'
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-12-31
Wras itGrfcr ais ltufrant.

GieIe baben nod ME defenders
0arollf 1eadtct pyouccrt elm &C.
luieatcr 9cuhGftcr >0e3 NiIan3cnle.
6en5 abcr es IdBt lid mtitper
ie1iitcGcn, 0oB @ra@. minncItcns in
Ocn Q~efnaB;atcn 9rciteIroGcit. oat
llnfrduter oerbrGuot, tuenn man ibm
mr. 3eit I0Bt. Is hanoclt lid, mirf,
lid, mn cine &er0rdngung; fcin ltr.
t~cil$fabiger ouf oicicm @cbictc mirr
Die beobud4cten Grifcinunncn ort-
ber3 ncuten.
Mou Iaiie einc leere 5tcile obnr
einen @ilun3cnpudlS i%rncnSrcIfer
Nrt; ullo mas miro oo5 critic icin.
mos "a cmporipricbt2 Nunr, cinIod
llnfrdlttcr, nielciht 9ans petciu,eIl
Gin paur idNpdfIifle Gr0icr ld,iidr
tern oAFpiid1cn. SIN iibriacn ucr.
ben 9letten 2ilmpcnfroilt un0 an0c.
ocS mtniite 3elg raid ltno iippig
emporuodlIrn uno 10 enorrue Mer.
Gen Satlcn traqcn, 0of man ;aIl
G!oIlbcH m6d,te, IS f6nlc iibcrfulri
nift@ me6" on 0ieicr StGtte iemoI&
4pic0cr ouifmumen, na> linn Qab6rr
S'eier @c(tniufcI ummi0cfrltiIid,!
God. @c6uID: @eun man Sen go.
Zen nod Elm poor ~Sohrlein iih ieltit
iiberIdbt, 10 crifcint micAer Elm
0on5 oHhcrc5 9ilo. tSlltcs
Gros, Gouptidhlifl Sum . 8ro8,
ltrcbt iebt :ippja enlpor u.1o erQreift
toil0hlid 9eiib pon ser State.
Mctten mo onSereS 2umposius,elt1
niiIicn o~llm0hlidl Sen @~rashoImen
9oS 15cIh rdltncn, trotGem ririe sor
ter 'ittA,
Nofer fomrlt oaS? Nlcm Mn
Id'cin mad, bohcr. BOP sic @rGier in
,Fril1iabr ihon etcr iare Gntlrifc
'nna t%eginrcn. Sic ochnen med
elmo lire 8ur3eIn ou3. !pGGrcno ST.
l(nfrout8iomen nod trd9e iddaic,t
uno Gcminnen 70 ifon ietr friif
einen allten Salt ON @oocn.
Mud iil1O oieie 8rGier 0auerpfIon-
gen. Sore @ltr3eIn nenioItcnS Ie.
ben ben 3an5en @inter binourd, una
Die 5crteu Saline iin6 bereit. nit
0ent SdNrinoen oes Sfnees oufslt.
ifieBeu. @enn ober oa5 Gros Gin.
nal Salt ont 9ooen ge1pinnt. 10 lit
es mabrideirIif. oob Die ltnfrn1ts.
@ianlcn, ielbit Sic 10 Ieben8frGftiqen
Ser aIetten, eritifen ntiiiicn. Dor.
olisaeiebt. Dob Ser gooen lro 0it
Notwithstanding o%iin'tiQ iino.
10 miro oas 0ros irqeno elmer on.
Oercn Gilanje porouSfommen.
Sit ieooh oa8 2ano 81 trodelt, 10
trifit ob;8es in gar mortfen 2Sdacn
nidyt 81, uto e8 fonn Damn 4. 9.
ucrtommen. 6aB &uIturqrdier bon
QepiIIen l~lnfrdutern, ipie BON oen
meiben Ionicnoid}onfen. berbrdng;
merOcn mogen. Sic n~leilten 8atturp
gen u%nfrouter obcr f6uncn icIbIt BEL
9roBer Srodenbcit uno ormieIiaer
goGcn-9eidaifenheit nod geoeibcn.
anf Die 8rGier inoe8 triift loI.
dies 8ani uno gar nid)t gu! Gober
mnb eS aud i'm aampf aegen Sic
unfr1uter 1eiben: ~@oIier, mehr
8aiicr!"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-12-31
Gntcn- uuo Giniemnit.

@rtcn bc0iiricn feirer eilentliden
3pan93moit, neil lie an mo fir lid
iebr gefr1bi0. ia iait meridttIid
fin0. Gie imlacn Siere, mcld,e nit
6-8 @od)en lentdltet icin ioIlen,
neroen 4 @uo1er, Iorg mie Die 3lld)t-
enten bebonGrIt, un0 non oa an o6ne
SdrpimmpoIic1 in engerent Talimc
geiiittert, Nton fann oner Dem UfoIt.
futter mebr Maisitrot 3uIeten, oil.
Beroem qelbe Riiben, &artoifeIn, Ell
mas 8riin, @ei5enfleie, 8eiBbrot
1ino 6iifmebI, &ncfenidrot uno
oer9leidlen perfiittern. Iusgemaf"
iene Grten ben0tiQen, mern lie tn Gut
tenn 6utter3uitnloe Iino, MIR 2 go
den lana Elm nit MiIh nugemen9teS
Sdrotfltter inter 3ulab 0 aar'
toffeln, Riiben ct, Inn reid)lid) bar-c
ties 6Ieiid anSuleben. Sollen iie redt
felt meroen. 70 fiige man etmas &c.
idrotenen Selfltdlen hin5it. M6gIid)'
ite gbmedslung in oes 3uiammen.
ietullq res Moitfutters lit Defenders
rattan.
8Guie, oie int 4Iter bon 10-12
8od)en ihlodtreif fem ioIlet mditet
1nau gefau 70 ME iuttge Gnten ODER
audi ryie Samburger 9iifen. Die
@GituuJ ser 0eibnohsg0nie ae'
idiebt 'benfous in iebr unterifiebli-
der @eiie. @ratq0nie be0iirien,
tpern lie cine quite StoppeIpeioe bat.
ten, tlnr elmer %oreimod,igen WaIt in
groBeu 9uften, sic Don oben aeoeft,
font obcr often iino. 0ier erboIten
file a0rter. Safer. @erite o0er Wtais,
troden ODER aequellt, aud onaefeimt,
Dretn1aI tdglid, iooiel Tie i%reIien mol
len. Goneben @oIier nit grobem
GoRO uuo SoIsfobie AT beIiebiacr
aufnnbme. Anqefeimte @erite er.
seugt oas feinIte 6Ieiih. Sinb lie
nod nidt poIliieiifig, 10 erbalten oie
RaItfanoioaten pnn bieier 8orner.
matt bel etrros nlebr @~elueaun9 s.
IA Gage lang Gin @eihiutter ans
GnrtoffeIn. Mohrriiben. 8cisenfIeie.
Shrot itno Gornern. Sehr .fette
81nie ~ersielt man bird bic InIt in
Gin5elfGfiqcn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-12-31
Wrnnrntter flr (8cfliineI.

0aS 0eililgcl brandt ein Grim
utter, ulo ~beionocr$ limo 3i,bntr
one III Nuslaufe gcDalttu uerorn,
rcidIid) nit trlid)em 0riin 3t perle
zen. Us foroert Die UeIuuobelt lull
DegilltitIgt Die &eaetatigteit. 0efiii
gel, mcld)cs fcin Oriill5cu0 erbalt.
Ieot Gier INIT b~Iaiic!n &oiter, ple.
8riiufutter lorbt Den 0oiter ouafel
ornaJ>grlb.
&o oa3 NcflitgeI eincn 4uSlau,
Gal { c quite Bra9meloc bat, lit T.
toum n0ttg, noJ) ell beiouocrt4
&riiniutter 81 reldlen, IS lit apel
Del eirer lold)en 3ra5lpeioe oerau'
ju adten, oaB 0a5 '@rda am lciten
Il tnlg*!pelle abqendbt lpir0
0cnn meIm o0s Drae III ole @alm,
gcidloiien tit uto hortitUtQlig acnor
Den lit. odu.. miro e. pof oen 0tb
Atrh pcridml0b. m bat N oteicn,
3ltltanoe aud nur menig SHUTTER
pert.
&ou @riiniuttcrartcn, Die iiif
pilbner, Die fciucn ircieu Au8luui
Jaben, b~eIonocr5 3u cnlpieblcn ltno.
fcmnlen IN erlter &iltIe utdlt 81 Ian
Jcs Uras, iut9tr alec, Der nod nloji
III &lltte gctrcten lift, Grra0cla.
6lltterinlden, Criminals, Aiiren
JIatter, Damn ale Arten Don Bran
Jenlliie uno audi nid)t glftige In.
.ra~utptlan3rn aus Dem Warten n
.Srnne