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The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1920-11-06
Skin Now Takes Lead Over All
Others in Paris.
New Dyed Rabbit PeIt Closely Re-
sembles Beaver-WEite Fox in
Great Demand.

For those who can afford it, mink is
the fur OF the moment, declares a
Paris fashion authority. 1t is fright.
fully expensive, when the color is
good, but then good mink wears really
wei, almost as well as sable. For in
expensive wraps there is new dyed
rabbit skin which gives lovely effects.
Inc fashionable color for this fancy
Iur Is nut brown, and it is freely used
to trim nut-brown tailored suits and
wrap coats.
Ihis fur Is SO carefully prepared
thaf It looks like beaver even on close
inspection. Once again there is a run
on white fox, and millionaires are CIV
Ing their wives and daughters black
fox straight ties and fiat muffs-a
truly princely gift in present days.
The best furrier In Paris recently
asserted that It is practically impossi-
Bile to secure really fine black fox
skins now, no matter what price may
be offered.
A genuine Louis XIV coat is very
smart and at the same time plain and
suitable for street wear in the morn
Ing. The collar is small, so are the
revers. As rule the turned-back
cuffs take gauntlet form. and large
pockets are often added. These coats
mold the bust. waist and hips; from
there down they flare considerably;
they are short-knee length, or even
little shorter than that--and every
thing depends upon the waistcoat
which accompanies the coat.
That may be highly decorative and
made Of rich brocade, thick satin, nm
broidered canvas or Shantung. A bro
caded waistcoat is best of all in this
connection. The Parisiennes are fcnd
OF wearing white satin waistcoats
with navy blue tailored suits of Louis
XIV outline and very attractive they
look.
AS for the new clothes-there are
many, but perhaps a coarse canvas
cloth with soft wool back takes the
lead. This is going to be season of
rough cloth. ] have seen very few fine
serges, unless for tunic dresses; |
rough diagonal serge is in favor with |
4
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1920-11-06

liver and straighten you up better and
quicker than nasty calomel and with.
out making you sick. you just 60 bach
and get your money.
II you take calomel today you'll be
sick and nauseated tomorrow; be
sides. It may salivate you, while u
you take Dodson's Liver Tone you will
wake up feeling great, full Of ambi.
ton. and ready for work or play. Ita
harmless. pleasant and safe to give
to children: they IKE it-Adv.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1920-11-06
MINK, FUR STYLE

the Paris tailors and also very warm
and beautiful cloth which looks like
camel's hair tissue. but has wool
back. Duvetyn is more fashionable
than ever and / have seen Tome prnca
tical wraps made of coarse rutine and
lined with lowered silk.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1920-11-06

Iou Cannot Gipe. Sicken or Saivate Yourself If You
Take "Dodson's Liver Tone" Instead

Calomel saiivatesl It's mercury.
Ueiomel acts like dynamite on a slug
sish liver. When calomel comes into
contact with sour bile It crashes into
y causing crAnping and nausea.
= you feel bilious. headachy. con-
supated and ala knocked ont, just go
g your druggist and get bottle Of
Dodson's Liver Tone for q few cents,
which r harmless vegetable substi-
tute for dangerous calomel. Take 4
poOnful and Il Il doesn't start your
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1920-11-06
Best Weather sion,

Those who live By the coast do not
want 2 better weather sign than the
gulls. which in the various winds that
win bring the rain collect in big flocks
over the land, wheeling and scream
Ing uneasily. They will not come in
on false alarm. and none need fear
they will make mistake.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1920-11-06

Do NOT borrow trouble: any Of your
neighbors Will gladly give you all you
want.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1920-11-06

Sport suits with plaid and striped
skirts with plain color csats are mneA
ID evidences
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1920-11-06

Taken from an old Chinese -docu-
ment In q museum is the design In
wool that 0arnishcs the neck, sleeves
and skirt OF this navy blue gown, which
was shown at the recent style show In
Chicago.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1920-11-06

~ "a our runt raisea thre'
zis1ssdi w I'D Y ~ your
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1920-11-06

10 80 far, It win help to start eaTIy
each morning.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1920-11-06
Got Rheumatism!

Get bottle Of chiscA Great rheumatism
Remedy - Il relieves. Bottle $l.65, in-
GLIDING war tax and postage. or $l.40 II
you send this advertisement with your
order. AGENTS WANTED. Chlsca
Chemical Co., 3ll Psplar ST., memphis. Tens.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1920-11-06

Knicker- his death from matt
aral causes?
Bocker-Yes, an automobile ran
over him.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1920-11-06

FRECk RS !:;ss;E 80; 81 Z 8 &c 8;
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1920-11-06

Large Map Of Arkansas and Pictures Of
Crops, csc. Land list free No boil weevil
here Ford Realty Co.. Jonesboro, Arkansas.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-08-13
PEACE OBJECT
CONTINUED from Page One)
to captain and has been awarded the

CONTINUED from Page One)
to captain and has been awarded the
highest Polish military decoration.
The Polish marx, which has been
quoted during the last few days at 270
for $1.00, took a decided turn for the
better today, rising to IT'S.
Every possible effort is being made
by the Polish government to support
the army facing the Bolshevik at the
gates of the capital. Sleeping cars
have been removed from all trains ex-
cept those running to Vienna, and the
telephone system is being devoted ex-
clusively to government requirements.
Women are playing a prominent part
in all activities, many society leaders
supervising sidewalk lunch stands at
busy corners where soldiers are given
food and drink
Responsibility for continuance OF the
lighting in Poland was placed upon the
Russian soviet government by Prince
Eugene Sapieha, Polish foreign minis
ter in telegram sent to Eric Drum.
mond, general secretary of the league
of nations. The foreign minister's
telegram was as follows:
LAS a member Of the league of ma
lions, the Polish government thinks 1t
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-08-13
Horse Owned by Fayette ,
Man, Goes Suddenly Crazy

CONNERSVILLE, Ind, Aug. 13-
Emery Robinson, living northwest of
Harrisburg, is the owner of a 14-year-
old horse which became insane two
days ago. 1t was turned out in a
pasture where 1t seemed to go violent
ly mad; chased all the other horses
and injured few of them by kicking.
Members of the Robinson family
heard the commotion and Mr. Robin
son and several neighbors went into
the pasture to round up the beast.
So vicious was 1t that the men, al
though armed with heavy clubs and
stones, could do nothing with It,
Seeing no other chance of forcing
the deranged creature into submits
sion, they loaded shotgun with buck
shot and fired a charge into it's neck.
Especial care was taken not to inflict
a serious wound, and the animal was
only dazed. In that condition, Mr..
Robinson and his helpers led it to
the barn.
A veterinarian was summoned, but
the case is deeply puzzling. 1t is be.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-08-13

1880 p: m.-Reports Of Special Com
mitteeS.
500 p. m.-Report Of Bible School
Committee. Address by E. T. AL
bertson, General Secretary of the
Indiana S. S. Association.
Seventh Day, Eighth Month, "A.
7:15 a. m.--School of Missionary
Methods. missions in the Bible
School," May Jones.
500 a. m-Meeting for Worship.
500 a. m-Meeting on Ministry and
Oversight.
$50 a. m.-Session of Yearly Meeting.
$40 a. m.-Report of Trustees, Treas.
urer and Auditing Committee. Re
port of Finance Committee. Reports
of Printing Committee. Report OF
Committee on Returning Minutes.
Committee on Episues and other
matters. Minutes of Permanent
Board. Report of Meeting of Minis
try and Oversight on Exercises OF
Meeting
II: 80 a. m.-Devotional Half Hour.
1900 noon-Adjournment
200 p. m.-Reports on Paramount
and Spiceland Academies.
$50 p. m.-Report Of Committee on
Secondary Education.
2:40 p. m.-Reports on Earlham Col
lege. Address by William V. Coffin
AIS o. m.-Miscellaneous Business.
80 p. DISAPPOINTMENT.
1880 p. m.-Report on Young Friends
Activities (Speaker and program to
be announced later)
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-08-13

frontier has suggested to observers
that the Bolsheviki plan to strike the
Vistula near Vlouslavek and other
points.
Observers believe the Bolsheviki
plan to bring up artillery to the battle
line in.the event they fail to cross the
Vistula in force.
LONDON. Aug. 13.-American reliet
workers will continue to care for Pol.
ish children they have been assisting
for some time, even If through the
fortunes of war these children fall
into the hands of the Russian Bolshe
Wiki.
M. Kameneff, one of the heads oil
the Bolshevik trade mission here, has
conferred with w. L. Brown. director
of the American relief administration
and, according to reports from Rus
sian sources, will use all efforts tc
induce his government to afford pro
lection for relief workers.
George Tchitccherin, Bolshevik for
eign minister, also is represented as
favorably inclined toward allowing
the Americans to contis1e their work
In some quarters. however, it is ex
pected that he will stipulate that som:
of the supplies will be used to feet
Russians in Poland.
Owing to wide Emergencies of opin
ion between the several government:
regarding Russia, the relief workers
! are reticent regarding their unofficia
dealings with the Bolsheviki.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-08-13

is the duty to officially inform the
league that the attitude of the Russian
soviet government has made cessa-
lion OF hostilities impossible.
This is true, notwithstanding the
fact that the Polish government 8
declaration to the supreme council on
July emphasized its desire for peace,
and Notwithstanding reiterated efforts
to obtain an armistiee and just and
lasting treaty
Under tortuous pretexts the soviet
government has up to the present re-
fused to enter peace negotiations or
fix armistice conditions. Nevertheless
the Polish government has not and
| Will not cease to do everything posi-
BILE to conclude an honorable peace,
but declines all responsibility for pro-
longation Of the war, which entirely
falls on the Soviet government"
Mama, an important city on the
Warsaw-Danzig railroad about Sc
miles northwest of this city, has been
taken by the Russian bolsheviki. &C
cording to reports in military circles
here tonight.
Soviet forces are creeping along the
Prussian frontier, and are gradually
working their way westward toward
the Vistula river This stream appears
to be the immediate objective of the
Bolshevik offensive at present as the
| soviet armies are also making an effort
to reach it just west of Warsaw from
Ciechanow.
The advance along the northern
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-08-13

lieved to be brain fever. The horse
had been grazing in an apple orchard
and, evidently, had gorged the apples.
In the pasture the hot sun is believed
to have precipitated the ailment. The
horse is still sick and seems partly
crazed, but may recover.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-08-13

Study Of the relation between the
total length of life and the time re-
quired to reach maturity has brought
out an interesting comparison be-
tween men and horses, says the New
York Evening Post. A horse at five
years old is said to be. comparatively,
a old a $ man at twenty.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-08-13
WHY is IT "NORTH RIVER"
(FrOm the OutIOOk)

How many, even of old New Workers
know just why the lower part
of the Hudson is called the North
River The New York Sun and Her
aid says: North River is the his
toric name of the lower course of
the river which flows between Man
haitian and the Jerseys. 1t was
north of the Dutch settlements in
New Jersey, just as the Delaware was
south, and the two rivers were
known to them as the North river
And the Sun and Herald comments ::
This persistence of the alternate
names of the river is one of the local
idiosyncrasies of this big town, which
is such a curious mixture of oldness
and newness, of the ripe fruit and
the raw material"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-06-04
Qnbau BON Dur5eleemiilen

Ser Samen BON geIbenRilben Der.
liert bnlo feline &eimfrdit une ioute
0arim 0lird)aus friif) fem; oos beiBt
ct ionte Samen pom porbergcbenbeu
Sabr iein. 8elbe HiibenIanlen ioIte
in Reiben uneefdbr 8tpoli Samen per
Sub ausgeiat peroen uno ioIIte nid)t
gang 10 tief nit @roe beoedt tperoeu
ipie rotber Riibeniamen. Raf,oem Der
Gamer NIT @roe beoedt 1T, ionte
man leid)t nit DEM Reden barber
geben, Inn @roflumpen 81 entfernen.
Souten sic SamenIproiien nit,t gu
oift in Ser Refhe berporfommer, 10
fam oos Iusbiinnen nerifoben tper.
oen bis einigc ser arrotten groB &c.
mug iino, Inn ais iunge 3arotten per.
spenoet 3l tpproer. Die itbrig bleiben.
Sen fonnen III ben Reiben geloiIen
peroen, I'M beron3ureifen. S5m aage.
meinen ieSod ioute oos Iu5oInnen
iobalb ais nioglih oorgenommen tper.
ben, nnd)oem Die 9orotten berou3ge.
fommen limo.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-06-04
Cine ieparate Sauee.

Nan maft mobI aud in elnfad)er
SausbaItungen Die 9rilbe fir iif su'
redt. inoem man @fiig uno Del gu
i~nntmengieBt, fal5t, Den Salnt biu5u-
gibt uno loie mengt, babel nit 3uder
iIBt unb ihlieBlid Die geuieeten
Grduter 5ufiigt.
Sn mnnden 8egenoen iBt mar ben
8lattialat germ nit elmer inueriiiBen
Spediauce. 9asu miro Sped in
feline @iirfel geidnitteu uno troB
ausaebraten. 9as fIor a,tsgeoriidte
Sepffett miro nit efis uno 3uder
perfoft uno nit Solj mo Bfeffer
geiddrft. Gem Salot miift man
fleingepiegten Sd,nittlauf bel, gieBt
Die Sauce Lnlnparm iiber, mengt aud
Die SpedlpiirfeI binein uno oer3ebrt
ben ber5baft ioueriiiBen Solat, beoor
er BuiamemnfGat.
Ginfader 8artoffelialnt.
8Ieine uno gleihmdBige aartof.
feln Deroen abgeiotter, bis iie gar
itno, aber lie oiirfen nift 70 neib
fem, oaB Iie benin Sdneioen 3erfol-
len, uno es it pidtis Die.
fer @rao 81 t~reffen. Sic tper'
Den geidaIt, nod Darm geidnitten,
Damn nit reiflih feinem Del ilber'
goiien uno iteben gelaiien. Damn
5erquirlt man Elm 81, fugt tropfen.
lpeiie inter itetem itorfen &ibren Del
bin3u, bis oas 81 oidli6 lit; Damn
miift man cine babe EaiIe DeiBen
gfig uno cine babe Saiie beiBeS
@aiIer 8uiammen, ihiittet 0ies iiber
oen Solat, 9ibt Sol3 uno Bfeffer
uno cine groBe 9eriebene 3tpiebel oa-
ran ut6 IGBt i'm Iangiam mlebrere
Vfale aus ser Sdiiiiel in cine anoere
gleiten, gum 8ermiiden, 10 3erbrefen
bie S6eiben nid)t 10 dls beim 3iib-
rem. 3ulest miro oa8 81 oomit uers
bunoen. Sebr gut idmeft cine I'm.
t~ertoIie f%eingebodter Seaerie oarnn,
Stan0en 8Iotter ODER ab9ebodtc
&roQer.
3meiter 9artpffelialat.
Mebrere bart eefofte @ier reibt
man nit 2 roben gioottern fem.
fiigt et1pns WoItrih. Sal3, 8feffer.
eiren 2offel eepieste Stolotten, 5
@BIoffeI SIiperol, 3 @BIoffel Sus
aus 6letidertraft binsu uno riibrt
Dies aIes 3i elmer oiden gIatteu
5auce. Non 5iebt Sic 2artoffeln
iofort ab, ifneioet fie in oiinne Sdei-
ben uno permiidt fie nit Der fertigen
Sauce, in ser iie etapa cine Shinoe
5ieben miiifen, ebe MOI ite su Glide
eibt.
9artoffelialat anf bditeiniide Irt.
Wan brinft / Biut Milf gum So.
her, riibrt fie etnos nit 9ornitdrfe
iautie, Iobt tie cusfiibleu mo sibt
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-06-04

OILS Elm Bon ODER onoertbolb 3oa tief
lit. Nun itcde Die Samenballen, BON
oenen ieoer 5tpei bis orei Somen emit
bolt, 5mei 3oa bon chamber elm.
Vtan be0ede lie nit einem 3oa @roe
unb menn oieielbe etpas trofen lit,
gebe man felt NIT benz Hiiden Der
Snde oauiber. @enn Ser Samen
friih lit, 70 miro ieoer Ser S%amenbol-
len 5pei bis Srei GfIun5en berDor.
bringen ole oann pertbeilt peroeu,
inoem man cine Gflan3e ale 5tpei
ODER 6rei 3ou einftedt.
SeSe sueite Ef1anse fam entfernt
iuerosn.
Sp1ter fam ieoe 5tpeite 8flar5e
ausge5ogen Der6en uno als grit
mes 8emiiie ODER feline Riiben Der.
Dertbet peroen. Die iibrigen
Tilun5en IdBt mar bier 3on entfernt
iteben. nm Tie 81 groBen Riiben mad.
fen 81 lniien. Sn oen m~eiiten @egen'
Sen FAM aud, cine 4npflan5ung i'm
Serbit semaft lperben, Inn &iiben
fiir Winterporrotb 81 dieben.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-06-04

5en gum ginbnIt eebradt Si ieir.
ober 'd)ou naf wenigen Sagen
icst Elm neues, rapioes 8ad3stum
pieoer elm. Die Hahfiuung BON
Grbe fam nod elm 5neites Bal
nit siitem GrfoIge geibeben. 8enn
MN Die 3eit gum auSpflan3en
berargefommen 1T, miro 8unodit
iorgfdItig Die cine Seitenpano oes
anitens n%bgenommen. Dit einem
%itimpfen Neiier iperoeu boruah Die
8flau5en e%in5eIn berousgenommen.
Nan miro Nun nit Gritauneu ie-
ben, meld) bemertcnsiperte Bur3eI.
cntlpidfun9 iit) an ibnen oon3oaeu
bat. ST es nod gu fritz in 6ret-
Lamb 81 p%flnn3en. 70 fommen Die
iuneen GomntenpfInnSen 5uerIt in
elm ioqenonntes 9aItbeet, olIo un-
ter @Ios, uno meroen ou weiter
iohgemGB ~bebnnoelt, bis lie obne
@cfobr i'm @orten nusgepflnn5t
werbeu fonnen. :
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-06-04

Die Irudte nod geIlereuoe BeIton0'
tbeiIe ~entbaIten. Gns iino Geftin,
6ruftiaure uno 3ufer. 3as 4ettin
lit oor5ugpeiie in bnIbreifen 5ridten
6es Rern. ltno Steinobites. Der So.
honni5-, Stahelbeere. ser 3rnuba,
Gberihe uno 8erberibe porhanoen,
uno oesbnlb liefern 6ieie bel Der ent-
ipredenoen 8~ernrbeiturtg aud einen
tIaren. out geIierenoen Saft, Ser
feinerlei fremoer 3ui1ee, niBer 3u'
der, beonrf, I'M Elm feites, baItbores
8ro0uft ST. ergeben. Teblt ober elmer
Der borgenonntcn 9eitanbtbeile in
Sen Triihten. 10 geIiert Der Soft
nift. 7ie reifer Triif)te hnben nur
einen geringen@ehalt BON 8eftiu. oa.
gegen mebr ,3ufer, tie geIieren oes.
hoLbt nur idIetlt ODER gor nidt. Dns
9eftln lit BON eigennrtiger 9eihoi.
ienheit. gs blerbt BET rieoerer Tem-
perotlir ~unnerdnoert. BEL Iangiomer
Sen GSriihten p~orhnn0en lift. in 8ef.
tGe. ein Terment. 0as ebenfous in
Sen 5riidte nporhanoen lit, in Ref
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-06-04

buff. neil Der pdbreno oes Gin.
oampfens 3useieste 3uder irocrtirt
uno oaOur6 0ie 8eIierurg perbiu.
BERT.
@epobnIih miro altf 1 Gfun6Saft
Y bis 1 9funo 3uder ODER Corn.
Iirup genommen, bel iiiBeu Griitten
aud ipeuiger, benin Sos 3uderu III
leSgIif @eidmadsiahe. @er ein noe.
niger iiBeS @eIee min, Der pdbIt ser
3uder5uias nab iciuem @utounten.
Ridrtig bereitetes 8elee bait iih aud
obue 3ufer, peun eeuiigcn0 iiibes
Sbt pertueroet nur0e.
Der 3uder miro crit SuaeIett,
penn Der Obitiaft beim 9od)en oui.
iteiat. Nnn perapenoet yluedmdBie
fleingemablenen ODER flarcn ,3uder,
oa Stiide Idnaere 3eit sur 20iung
b~enotbieen.
Ong 4nbrennen beim GinOampfcn
o~erbiroert am ebeiten Elm 8opf nit
ooppeItem 9ooen (@afiertopi) ODER
0ns llnterlegeu zines asbeit Eel.
Iers. Oefteres llmriihren oe5 Suftes
bari nidt unterbleibeu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-06-04
Der Grab bes GinSifeus.

Ser rihtiae 8rao oes @in6idens
lit CREDIT, nenn Der Saft in ifapc.
rem, oiden 8ropfen bonn 20fieI fdIIt.
Cine altf einen taIten Gor3eIanteI.
Ter getropfte Yrobe mub baI6 eritar.
rem uno iid abbeben lniien. 0ieie
@eleprobe ioute ieoenfous ausge.
fiibrt %tperoen, fpenn man niht ourd)
geniigeno praftiite grfobrung iider
lit. 9as fertige @eIee piro nod beiB
in Slider qefiiIlt. Iad Dem Grfnlten
iin0 oie 8IGier nit tpaiieroihten So.
pier 5u oerbinoen uno fiibI uuf5ube.
pabrer.
gu benften 1T. oaB eute5 Obit
ielbitueritGnoIid Elm neitaus beiieres
Irooutt biniiftlih Iroma uno Sc.
idmad ergibt ais minoertpertbiges
8eringem Sbit miro beshoIb 5ur Sc.
idmadsoerbeiierung etfpas 3trtrtn.
Sc ooer @erpiirSnelfen beim @inoam.
pfen b~eieegeben. 4u5unieI lit nber
pOn 9taf)tbeil. lleberreifes 0bit lit
uneeei9net uno ionte nur 81 Nor.
melo0e 8ertpen0rtng finoen.
9ei allen idleht eelieren0en6rudt.
iGften 1T Ser 3uiat BON AepfeIioft
nr3uratben, neil ooburd Elm feites
uno baItboreS 8elee 5u er5ieleu lit,
Bel 9eerenioften fam ulld 8erbe.
~rieeniaft ner1penoet tperoen. Wan
brald)t onoon nur Elm Srittel bis Elm
8ierteI ser Menge, @s empiiebIt iif,
oas 8erberitengelee i'm &orrntb Der.
3uItenen, % Die 8eereu crit im9erbit
reifen unS beshalb nift sur 8erfii.
gung itebeu. fpenu tie gebraudjt tper.
Den.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-06-04
Nritcseit ridltet fidj tad GierIorteu.

Die Ausbriitutgsodiier rid)tet lit)
nod Den @efliigelarten, tpeld)eu Die
Bruteier entitammen. Sir Glib.
nereier nimmt Die S~ufubntiou 81
3oae In Mniprlidl. fir Toionencier
22-24 Sage; gnteneier % xages
9li~1inerteneier $3.50 Gage; Bu-
tcneier % Gage; @faueneier % Ea-
qe; BcrIbiibncreier 26-28 Gage.
Straubeneier AZ Gage, uno 9dn-
ieeier 1914 Gage.
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den 60Ien Die griitejeit eineu ODER
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uic0riae Gemperotur. anoererietts
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GriiteqeidGit ocnnoh fortieser, aber
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unteriuden, TIM ieit3uiteaen, in nell
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Grab Gabrsubejt uu5geiest tDoret.
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lin SribtOmaten 81 jisbcn.

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