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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-20
ASSEMBLY REMAINS
IN NIGHT SESSION

Denver, Jan. re.-Both houses Of the
Colorado assembly expected to remain
in session until midnight in last
| chance effort on the part Of mem Sere
| to get their bills introduced at this
session. Tho final time for tho IN
PRODUCTION OF bills expires today.
A veritablo avalanche of bills de-
scendod upon the house and the senate
in tho eleventh hour period. More
than 700 bills had been introduced up
to noon with more in sight.
| Among tho notable bills introduced
at today's session was one by Senator
Walter +. O'Brien of Lcadville- HIS
measure calls for a partial repeal of
tho state Sunday closing law. II the
bill becomes a law, It viii be possible
for theatrical and moving picture
owners to hold performances lawfully
in the state. There is n statute at
present declaring Sunday theaters
| illegal, but because OF public senti-
! imperative
Leaders in both houses of the as
sembly declared there were mark
cd indications that the bill would find
| ample support.
Senator o. r. Bannister of Grand
Junction, introduced bill for the cs-
tablishmcnt OF a junior department Of
| the state university at Grand juno
lion. The measure provides for an
| institution In which students may take
| tne IlFSt Two years OIL the feSuiAI oii-
| versity course.
| A bill introduced in the house today
which caused noticeable comment. was
| that sponsored by representatives God
man and NcGipnis. The measure pro-
vides for a reapportionment in the
| state house of representatives. Under
| its provisions Denver would gain five
more representatives and some other
| districts also would gain. a number
of districts. however, would lose in
| the number OF their representatives
and 1t is expected that thcso counties
will wage a bitter fight against tho
| bill.
| Senator Colgate introduced a hfi'
providing for an appropriation of $40.
| 900 for the enforcement of the state
prohibition law.
A bill providing that Judges and
newspapermen be priviledgo to with
hold from grand jurics information
given them in confidence was intro
duced In tho lower house OF the Colo
RADIO assembly this afternoon. The
Colorado supreme court has ruled in
| the case of Juvenile Judge Ben b
| Lindsey who was sentenced in the dis
| trict court here to pay fine of $500
or go to Jail; that public officers arc
! privileged under tho present statutes
but that judges are not public Of
| ficcrs.
Judge Lindsey refused to divulge
what a boy had told him to a grand
jury several years ago.
| Lindsey's case is before the United
States supreme court. Tho present
| bill is an outgrowth OF tho state
courts ruling.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-20
Pair Pants Presented
Gave Wearer Away
and Cost Him Hundred

Where did you get those psnts?"
Tho usual answer to a question like
that would he. Mono of your bust
ness"
But that question, put to Charles
O'Connor. negro. by Bob Norma n.
superintendent of tho Sunshine Rescue
Mission, turned tho tide OF the law
against oConnor in police court We'd
ncsday morning. and the judge said,
"Onc hundred dollars for vagrancy."
OConnor was arrested Tuesday
night on Northern avenue. on a purse
stealing complaint from n roomins
house proprietor. 1t seems the man
had bcon caught by tho landlady Of
the lodging house in the act OF taking
a purse from under her pillow. lie
tried to explain TO the judge that he
was Just in from La Junta, got into
tho wroHE house by mistake, and
similar explanatory phrases. Just then
Norman asked tho fatal question. and
the man had TO admit that the trous-
ers he was wearing had been given
him by Norman at the Sunshine Mis-
sion several weeks ago. That finish
cd tho "orrinE stranger story.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-20
A CLEAR COMPLEXION
Ruddy yCheeks-SparklingE Eyes
Most Women Can Have
Says Dr.. Edwards, WellKno1n
Ohio Physician

Dr.F.M.Edwards for II years treated
scores of women for liver and bowel all
ments. During these years he gave to
his patients prescription made OF a
few well-known vegetable ingredients
mixed with olive oil. naming them
DIR. Edwards Olive Tablets You will
know them by their olive color.
These tablets are wonder workers on
the liver and bowels, which cause a
normal action, carrying off the waste
and poisonous matter in ones system.
II you have pale face, sallow look.
dull eyes, pimples, coated tongue. head
aches, a listless, no-good feeling. all out
of sorts, inactive bowels. you take one
of DIR. Edwards Olive Tablets nightly
for time and note the pleasing results.
Thousands of women and men take
Or. Edwards Olive Tablets--thc sue
cessful substitute for calonel-now and
then Just to keep them fit. l5c and 3oc-
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-20
BLUE LAW BATTLE in
THE STATE LEGISLATURE

Denver. Jan. 19.-At the samo time
that efforts arc being made in the
Colorado state assembly TO repeal or
modify the so called blue laws. mem
bers of the Denver ministerial asso-
citation arc turning their energies to-
ward strictcr enforcement OF state
laws which have TO do with Sunday
closing of thcaters and regulation OF
Sunday amusemcnts.
"Colorado's Sunday closing laws are
so lax that there might as well be
none" the Reverend l.. c. Hills one
of the leaders in the move for amusc-
mentlcss sundays declared today.
The ministerial association took ac-
ton against tho proposed law in
troduccd in the legislature by Senator
Walter L. O'Brien of Leadvillc. which
provides for partial repeal of present
Sunday closing statutes.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-20

Accept California" syrup or rfr,
only-loolI for the name Calirorri, eI' 50
tho package. then YOU are surr ,,,,. Ur
chlld IS having tho best and ,,n,t
,iiirlliless Physic FOR the IttIc rtou,.,l,
,,,,,, ,,nGt ana bowels, Children love i,,,
haJiis hoi,}ss taytc, Fun descriptions on Zach
'''''V' lou must say California"
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-20
SCHOOL DISTRICT OPENS
SECOND SEMESTER MONDAY

School district number WIN open
its second semester next Monday
morning. January "a and tho follow
ing interesting announcements are
made with relation thereto:
Beginning first grade classes in the
HinSdale and Fountain schools Child
rem who will bo six years of age be-
fore the end of this second semester
are eligible for the beginning first
In tho Somerlid and Irving schools.
1dnderEartens will be opened the sec
opd semester. There are kindcrsart-
ans at present in tho Hinsdale, Foun-
tain, Riverside, Park View and Annex
schools and any child who will be five
years OF age before Juno 10, 1921. which
is tho end OF tho second semester. may
enter any one OF these kindergartens.
Second semester for Industrial Night
school will begin Tuesday evening
January e5, and at o'clock in the
Centennial high school: any ono may
enroll who is above is years of age
and who is not in regular attendance
in high school. These subjects are
offered:
For shop ncn-shop arithmetic. shop
mathematics, shop skctchipg. machine
shop practice. algebra, geometry, tri-
Seonometry, mechanical drawing. pat
tern making and automobile repairing.
For Electrical people-Practical elcc-
uicity, auto ignition.
For chemists-Industrial chemistry,
AssaytnE.
For business pcople-BookkecpinG
typswrftinE. stenography. Spanish.
.alesnAnship. commercial law and show
card writing.
For women and swim
ming.
For svrybcd-Publie speaking. in
t.rior decoration and decorative metal
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-20
Why be Fat?

Have you heard about the very best
system for weight reduction? 1t is so
easy to follow. so different from the
objectionable ways-easy and safe.
You may eat and drink all 700 need.
There is no tedious exercising. Use q
littlo Korein pronounced ko1sen) At con.
vcnisnt umcs: aso follow the simple,
eicsr directions. A loss Of weight, 10 to
60 pounds (whatever you need to lose),
iIsy be expected by this safe and pleasant
rysteu, Of fat reduction. Al the drug
vist's get ANAL box of Korein. and start
1t once. Be Of normal size. with good
hg1rc and attractive appearance. agile.
quick witted, healthier and more ef,cient.
Look and feel younger. By reducing weight
you are likely TO avoid one or more dis.
eases, heart weakness, stomach trouble,
sunstroke, apop;e1y. etc. and to add
many yeArs to your life. Remember
kORRfN - IN tabulea Become slender
and stay so. Brochure mailed FREE
Rorcin c., NL-ss. S,stlsn 4. New York
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-20
CANADA DOES NOT
Want CHAMP FIGHT

Toronto, Jan. 1e.-There is not a
"chance on earth of permit being
granted for tho Dempsey-Carpentier
fight in Toronto, J. p. Fitzgerald.
secretary OF tho ontario Athletic com
mission, declared here today.
we arc not running championship
bouts around here" he said. We are
doing n little to help our own boys
and for our own amusement"
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-20

boy, sho discovers her husband is un-
true to hcr-he having gone to Tia
Juhna with tho actress who has taken
her place As star. She returns to tho
stage, getting back her Old place, and
scores Il tremendous hit Later shn
finds real happiness, but how IS "a
secret, the telling OF which would spoil
your enjoyment OF the picture.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-20
Commander ]. X. Ross
Heads Montreal Jockeys

New York. Jan. 19.-Control of the
Montreal Jockey club, which races at
Blue Bonnets. has boon given to Com
mnndcr J. h. l., Ross, owner OF Sir
Barton. he announced today. IIo said
he would appoint a new managing di-
rector and secretary in a few days.
Mr. Ross who is in this city. said
1900 900 would be offered in prizes at
Blue Bonnets next season. which means
n distribution of $4,000 for each rae
ing day.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-20
CANADIAN BoxERs HERE

New York, Jan. 1o.--Thrcc Canadian
boxers who represented tho Dominion
in the Olympic games will participate
in the international amateur boxing
tournament to he held in this city on
January 25. The men, A. Graham. j.
Newton and G. Prudhomme. will COM
pete in tho hantamweight, light
weight and middcwriEht claSeca re-
spectively.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-20

The only expense connected with this
night school work is the fec of 81
which is the charge per semester. In
case of some special classes where
costly materials are used the student
will pay for tho material he uses.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-20
DICK I>Enn. FIRST HoLpour

Chicago, Jan. 19.-Dick Kerr, diminu-
tive star southpaw of the Chicago
Americans, is the first holdout of the
season. He wrote friends hero today
that no was dissatisfied because his
contract for 1921 did not contain an
increase in salary. He asserted he
would not pitch unless granted an in
rrp
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-07-29

Wod)e Oerhdn0elten SOLE Der per
lifren0e 3beil. IS muroe ibm betob'
len Den 9etrieb ieineS @eihGft8 in
Dem q~enonnten &arIe ein5ulteaen.
g(uBeroem mltroen ben Gldgern 8
Gcnt5 ais Shaoeneriat 5ugeiproten,
un6 ibm Die 8erid)tsfolten. aufgc,
biiroet.
Die &lGQer, tpeldle @rn. Wtiler
aln @eiterbetrieb ieines 2ethenbc-
itottuuqS . Embellishments 5t bin
bern iuhten mo es aud fertig brad)s
ten, moren 0oniel Cunningham. 81.
lie @ile Scott, Sbomo5 &. 8oollep,
Bertha Seblen II, u.
Wan meib nift mas &r. Wiuer
ie6t 5l ttln i'm gimme bat, oenn er
befinoct lid sur 3eit nidt III Ser
Stoot.
Gte alGncr poren bel ser 8e.
rid)tsperbaitolung ourd Die Nnmdlte
8eorqe S. 8oroon uno 6ronf @inter
pertreten, mdbreno @r. WfiQer lid Die
0ienite BON Settle Sigbee, Oscar
Swenne3 uno Sobn 3. Gobertp 9e.
lid)ert bate.
Sic gntiheioung oeS RidlterS lit
Gin 5iemIih IonQe5 Gofltment. Gs
entb1lt Die folQetoen &aiptprnfte:
Gle iGmnltlidcn &I6ger beiofen
ifJon Dor Dem 10. Nooember 1920,
ais Sophie Wiuer, ole @ottin Don
Srn. q. :. WfiQcr, oie 8Iot Re-
ii0er5 ertparb, in Ser gto6boridnft
ih0ne &eimitdtten, Die nit oiel Nr.
belt mo 8elOmitteln in ifonem 3u-
Itanoe Qehalteu mer0cn. mo Ole 01trfl
sic GtablirrnQ oe5 Neutrality-suspicious.
mie foINt geIf)aoiqt mltroen ODER Dcr.
0en: Ser Wfarftmerth ibreS Gigen.
thltnt5 lit qeiirnfen; Die Mciioen5cn
iiuo niht mebr 10 bedebren8merth;
elm @efitbl Ser 9lengitIihfeit mo
6urd]t Dor nnitefel1oen &rnntheiten
miro BET ben Tomilien Angebori-
ger ser &IGQer mad)gerrfen, ltno
ourd) Ben hiufiQcn Nnblif bon
&eid)en @caGnQniiien un6 in
einigen isGuen ourd) Sen 2eihen-
qeruh leioet oos 8emiitb ser Sid
ger un0 beionoers oercn 6rolien
mo &inoer uno beeintyGhtiqt oeren
Slid un0 M%obIerGenen. 9tu8 oie-
len mo 0hnlifen @riinoen miro in
Der @utifeiounq Wiuer's FUNERAL
Some" ola @emeinidlaoen pom Rid.
ter erflQrt.
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Sin Iana NIT sluei Miittern.

Gin merfpiirol0er 6oQ. ser Die
Grlnnerun0 OIL 0a3 %ldiOmonilde LII.
tell madruft, mur0e t"ijrjlid) Tor e.
mem Barrier 0crld)t u~er0an0elt. Gn
0Ollbri9cr atomn mur0e Lon 3luci
6roucn alS Sobn III Nnipru1, de-.
nommell. Gr mar ltIcJcl.h ae1orul,
o1er i'll AIter ron II ,<abrcn pom
t.ieH perbcirAtctrn N,ulnte uoop.
ticrt mor0er, Der trfIdrtr. iein IA.
ter 5u lclll, 81 gIcIdjrr 3eit mur0e
er aud pon cturr uertcIrateICn Srau
oooptIert, Die ais icllc Mtil.ter aui.
trat. Cic Gbcfrolt oe5 p%rrhGirotctcH
NtailnCa, Der i'm u0DptiCrf Bate, he.
%anlprud)te mln 4tltterrCGtc oil ian
mo cbenIo Die tSr0lI. Ole IGN a0op.
ticrt hdttc. Die Sode fam ror C5c.
rld)t. mo I'M oeu JOiihr:lcn itrit.
ten lid Die bei0en Wtiitter. u itellte
Ijd o5er Dcrous. ooB Die Grau 0cs
on9ebl;dlen %otcr9 b,i Ser @cGlrt
crit { Sabre mar. SIC lultr0c 0ahcr
nit ibrcn Hniptijter mi oic Ntlt.
tcrId1alt a%b9eIUicicn. una 0tc Irolt,
ote i'm irijhcr oOoptiert hutlc, o.4
Die rldtloc Mutier onertonnt.
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Ter b~artIoie Irst.

"@er5te biirien feiren Bart tra.
sen" Aiele %UUg1clung lteIte DER
~lreftOr oe5 4o,titr Yailcur. ,Sulti.
tlit@ IT. Jtohr III einelu &ottrau
dlT, Ill Dem Il Vi. ytotmeno.a.e.t
DER @pgIene lnl aur09lldyen &tue.l
uttohIe. nStGtr Nart lit eIll be.
otol.ttyer itrpct lru9tr Doll Grailt.
1ttiSltohtn mo peagdlb tIr oerl %u-
t,enttn enc UelaDt. Gle sler6te
hebnlen cup Mat geIiigcno Jtlld.
fla,t, lucnli lle pom etnrlll &ranten
jltm uuOcrn 1eDtlt, uno miiBten
i@tei9c1e &orli4 t%2nlabregeln aluuul.
ocn." Hour lit i~tberbuupt entieet
ubcr ocn @targeI on @pglenc, Der
III gan5 6ratIreid) herrl1ll. ,6ranf.
rela] morott lt0 lcltIt, Iu0eun eS Die
@D8lulc utrnadlantgI," iagte cr.
r9Q1lene mus llberal gclebrt uno
ubetdu ongtluefloet mcr0en. gtul
Dem Sauoe. III Der f"rlicgeu &lift Der
6ci0er, toHucn ole Ytcuid]en obnc
@p9leuc o%uafunlmlen. aber III urie.
ZEN nit Iteniucu iiberbdufIen
St0oten. Die 0uH O,a5 mo Huuil
ucrglltet iua0, III nniercn ~3elIendhn-
tIdeu %duitrn in ltalcreu POLICE
%ptropfteu StyoGcubabnea. mulien
mir @ugiel1 bapeu ooCr itcrben.
thI0 or i3lp6 init Ser traurtgen
Gru8c: v&0rlm miro Sic &paieue
gero1c IN oym SdHoe 10 lcrIug az
1dtrt. BON Dem tie lbrca ltripranl
1enolHmCH hai2"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-07-29
Cur Soriidt miro gewarHt.

8oli3ei . Gbef 5. g. 8ebber BAT
cine @ornung dn bic 8iiraer Der
Staot erlaiien NIT Der 6anobabuna
pon aroben @eloiummen in offentIi-
den 8ldeen uno ailf ben StroBen
poriifltig 81 iein, mo er bebauptet
oaB ga GrOIie BON Slid begiinitigt
mur0e menn IS nod feinen Gauban'
fua auf einen 8anfboteu gebabt bot
te.
8erionpn un6 9oterf, Die 8elo mad
Der Bart bringen o0er iold)es abbOs
len. empfieblt Der Gbef f%ol8enoe 8or'
liftsmoBregeln:
Gein 8eIo III nufi0aiger Beiie 5t
trogen.
aein @elo in auBertaiden oes
Rode5 5u tragen.
Gein Belo ouf GtraBeu ODER in
0ffentlifen Blaseu 81 5dblen.
9tiht in irgeno eiuem 2ofal ouf
Dem @ege bon Der 8anf mad Dem
@eidaft &nlt 81 MAIDEN, ipenn I'M
0elib elmer qroBen Summe.
Seine unnothiqe llnterboltung
filbren ilber 8eihdft, iiber 3inien BON
8clo ouf Der 8anf ODER @inbringen
BON @nlageu ouf oieielbe.
0enn moalid 5mei Wdnner 5itr
9onf 81 ihifen itatt eiuen, nm @el0
gu bolcn o6cr SIT |biuterlegen.
Hilr 3uperloiiige 8erionen OILS
8anfboten 81 ben1lben.
Reine oruflen 8dnge 5u betreten,
olt5genommen, menn man 8cqleitung
bat. &n iOld)en 6Gaen ioltc Der @ote
itetS BON einem SIT troltenoen Inge'
I~tclltcn beim StroBcneingang empian-
gen meroen.
Semen Gleoator it @ebGltoen SIT
benuben, menn mo Sen 6abrgGIten
llid)t trnlt.
&ciner &%oltSinen9e allf ser Strube
o0er in 2ofalen lid beimcngen.
9tidt 50qern ioiort Die YOli3ei 5u
berod)riftiGen, penu man in irgen0
elmer @Iniidlt Ger0ad)t id0pit.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-07-29
Sternihnuppen NIB 0alQen=
bTmorlitiides.

Gin Gollfornier Scr bierrn6.
5lpon3iQ Nal oerbcirothct mar, iaote
altt Dem @cNe ms 8ei1nQuiB: ,Gno.
lid bin i'd Elm ireier Monn."
Die Sapaner trollcn Nnroiuq5
NbritIning@pldnen nid)t. @cr Die Gel
ben fennt, ben ilbcrraiht oieieS W,6-
trnltcn nId)t. Wenn ma Elm b0ic8
@clpiIIen hat. iiebt man @eipcnItcr
on allen Gfen un0 Gnoen.
Gin Ytoterioliit. Nlm aorI.
mas miro oltS eineu Wcnid,c1, ser
nlht an Ieire SceIc ocnft, ionoern
MIR an icinen Q0rper?"
Or miro 8 If r Ncrr 9uitur."
Nicman0 miro III ser @elt leid.
ter betroacn oI5 0a9 @cpiiicn.
(%ean NnuI.)
- @rietcnlon0 hot oen 3rjca Qr,
gen ole Giirfcn in &Ieinuiicn nui$
llcne beQonneu Gin Qrobcr Qried,i.
ldcr nSieQ". Ser oemeloct muroe.
lou ldon gar nidlt pahr iciu.
Gen llntcritiro 5piid1en enpi,
tai uin Hrbcit bcc3jduet ,Semano 10:
N5euu IN g b II. lit Is { upttoI;
lpcnn 0n Is ii betommcn bait. lit eS
y rbcit.
Die 02itorte irjidc Nritocn&con,
irreH5: old) &rlauo bat iciue Wain.
LIME. 'Cine Mtoion 2iyou 2inr
GIN NIlu0el ot GlormGoeI@ 2
~ lpcroen sic Sbet0uu1oanrpdlte
balo ubcr idIedtc 3eitcn fla1eu
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SnrSe ~Staotnenigfeitsn.

- Gin S. g Eeteriou BON @eItbp
o~eborenoea Arto. oos an0ebIid) onl
SpnntaQ BON ieinem Stonoorte an
Der 3. nno Eenrl Strobe ~9eItobltn
moroen mar, muroe am Wtoutoq Mit.
taQ on Der gde ser .. mo 0earl
StraBen BON Der Eoli5ei entoeft BE
terion, ser etpos onqeheitert getpticl1
iein IoG, bate ont Sonntog Nbeno
i'll Ieincm Guiel ieoentolS "oeroeiieit
no er iein Auto iteben geloiien bate.
Die S~omnlltng iiir oen Gief,-
Tcrfauts EopiQon mar biSher alt-
frieocniteueno, mo 6o8 Snmmel-Go
mite hOfft Die qeniiniften $4,000
IN tur8cr 3eit ge5eidlnet SIT bobcn.
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aein SOrmadtn bier.

ltnebrIihe Methooen mogen Ell.
men Gunoen eeninnen, ober lie per.
Den i'm niht auf Die 9auer balten.
@ir 6ebolten iniere 8ltnoen, in.
Dem mir iie aufrieoeniteuen. @ir
baben einen idonen @orratb BON
5enitern, Sbiiren, 6enIterIGoen, IN
neren Standardization, 6uBbooen,
2ooen.. 8anf-, Goutor., 8irtb.
idaftseinribtungen uip. Spred,en
Sic Dor uno iber5cugen Sic iid.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-07-29

Us mar emma. tlu mann. Ser
ieine UdJtW we pt,05tg 9lI - *
Iyar0 as IIgdJele4t.
Gin auatGul aleIdt 0.m
3t0rme, Ger rIH rogts 81 ~ e,ueu
e.eiirt0cn 6a0str Uirf;: or t0HH
oeH 0dder nId't Ill >agle btmHta,
aoSr Il Verllut ada a1H3e Nota.,
9nIerlou laa;: < ~aHofu0'f
0uL ser ile oetydttJ -
er mar 5tIyb nle SruU0C5euiam
eelIser.
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Gus ben Geridten.
Goli;ei @eridlt.

6iIr 3uidneafabren muroen 3. g..
Gapmono, 8aul 9ottinger uno ..
Shutte nm ie $40 beitraft.
6ranf &leiners, Der unter elmer
abnlidlen Autlage Dor ben Hidter ge-
LADEN mor0en mar, erfldrte iid) nibt.
iduloig, uno lein Sal puroe bis
ipater ueridoben.
GunHtg 0erIdJt.
8aIter Seller puroe megen &c.
iertion ieiner @attin unter $500 Dem
Giitriftsgerift aDerpicien. Seine
6rau iogte I'M @erift ans ooB er in
ben lebten anoertbolb Sobren ihr
$40 81 ibrem eigenen mo hires Sim.
oes ltnterbqlt gab, m0breno er iagtc
err CLAUDE oaB eS $50 ieieu Die er
ibr in oieiem 3eitroum CAB. Seller
babe piele Nrbeitsiteuen mabreno Der
lebtett nelln Sabre gebabt, erfldrte
iein Sroll, obcr err babe nirgenos Ian
&c ousgebolteu. Gr bebouptete ooNe-
gen ooB geihpdd)te 8eluuobeit i'm
0aron binoerte ltetig 81 arbeiten.
lleber ben 9eiie Der spei ainoer
oes @bepdoreS Smith baben iid) Die
@Itern iebt ihou orei Gage i'm @e.
rid)t beru1ngcitritten. Gifter Stunt
bat lopeit aber meoer Ser Wlltter nod
Dem &ater oie Sbblt iibcr Die Sim
Der iiberloIien ionoern o~ngeoronet
onB bieielben Der Sbbut oes SberiifS
iiberloiIen iino bis Die lett BON 6rau
Soo Smith, Der Wiutter, 9egen So
cob g. Smith, Den &oter. eingeleitete
SheioungSfIoge perbarl0clt moroen
lit.
Sci Ser @erbanoImng Dor Hihter
Stunt famen ulerquidlihe Sbatiuden
ans &iht.
Irau Smith iogte II. q. ans oaB
lie lebte @ejhnadlten nod Spnrtn
sum 8eiuh ibrer &inOer r~eilte, mo
0oB iie oieieIben in llnter5e,tg fano,
oaa mdbreno oes goll5en Ninters am
Gage iolpohl mie III Der Naft &c.
tragcn nor0eu mar. Gle &naben
bitten ME Elm BAD gehabt nnO e3 lei
notbia gemcicn, Seroiin 3 Del 5u III.
rer Reinigrnq 3u benuben un0 Den
Sfmrltb bon ibren 8eineu ab3ufratet
neil Seize II. ogl. eS nift iertig
brodlten. 9riefe oe5 dlteren &naben
an Die Ntutter mlroen ebeufaas per
leien. In einem oerielben ioQte er
ooB Der Batter lie idledlt bebanole
ltno onB lie %fortlaufen milroen menn
Die @tlltter ntdt fame lie abu5ubo-
len.
Nid)ter Slrnt ertIdrte err lei ser 9ln-
iid)t oaB Die Yfl1tter Die 4uiiifyt ilber
Die &inoer baben ione, aber "a 6rolt
Smitb ole &naben nod) minneapolis
nebmen NOBLE uno oieielben oon1it
Der Sllrisoittion Der bieIioen Sc
rifte erltsieben, Tonne or it'd nid)t
entihlieBen, Die &in0er Der Mutter
gu iibcrlaiien.
On DER GbeIheiolnqsfla9e ner-
langt Grou Smith Die 3uiprehunq
Der &inoer, Nlimentc uno 0eSobIung
Der 8eridts- uno @lopofotenfoiten lei.
tens Smitb'S. gilbert @olfe lit ser
Nnmalt fir Smith, uno Gl,incp Sale
Nnrpolt fiir beiIen Satin. Die Ser.
bo~nolunean in 0ieiem Gbeideiounqs-
berfohren Beginner am s. 2(uquit,
mo bis oabin meroen oie Gnoben i'm
n&iooie Scamp" bel lep Nmiteronm,
oaS inter 2eitund Scr Rescue Mii-
lion Itebt, pom Sberiff untergebrodt
mer6en.
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r. q. s. gtiaer, ser
Better 6es in bent
alien 9lat &eim
an Der 8eit Ape.
me gelegenen 9e.
~itattung5 @eims,
lit in Der jest &C.
fdaten @ntid)ei.
Dung Gid)ter @id.
bam's in oem lebte
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be 8elo Slei6 ODER Die beItt
9utter. uno ebenio in &ranf
belts. uno 9 d. d Of e5mt6n n.
Den elm unuereleihlides eur
uro tarfungs mitteL, lie
fert nuf nielieitiges gerlaneerl, 3. 8
g., Cos angeles, Sal, ODER Der
3meignieberIagen Chicago, 81, unf
9euODs Sails, 8ermont, ie nod oei
geogropbiifcn 9ofofion ser 9eiteuer
oas Sonit0ts 0eparte e.
bieier 3eitune gum eegen'
pGrtigen Preiie TON
$3.50
fiir cine aiIte BON spolf aroBer
6laiflen, trosOem ser Marftpreis
oieieS Seles IN ueueiter 3eit fort
geitieaen lit. Gies bot ieiner
8runo BARN, oaB our6 ons @eIet
fiir reineH abrungsmitte
oiel perfaIf6tes yOlipenol'
pom Wtorfte oerorGnet piro.
Senol,ngen in fleineren Guonti
tdten limo pegen Der tbeuren Ser.
padung niht profitabeI. Oieies
Olipenol it elm SausbaIts
u rtifel e~rIter &IaiIe, uno tpem
Die 9eltte crit oeiien pouen @ertb er.
tennen miiroen, 10 fonnte nidt ae
mug oaoon p~roou5irt peroen unf
Ser 8rei8 miiroe boIo auf's 9oppeIt,
itno 9rcifohe iteiqcn. 8eiteaunaen
neb't Dem @etrage an unier Soni
tdtSoepnrtement aeriftet, meroen A.
oen bisberiaen @reiien prompt a1ts.
nefiibrt. @ir Iiefern poiitio oieIcs
Gel bilIiqer oIs cs irgen6 cine 8roB
barbluna ODER elm .Sobber" thur
fonrte.
Wir miir6en oieies SeI All iraenf
elmer 3eit boqnerthig 3uriifnehmen
ober mer es einmol fennt, Der aibt's
nift mieher herl Nne @eitenunaen
nebit Dem @etrone fin6 on ous
Sanitdts . Tenartcment bes .@orb.
fern, So GrofIe. @is.. au riften.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-07-29

s7% yer @eloer su mdstgen Stnler
eihen ntodlte. etucn perldRlidlen Hatb
teher fir 9eebs unb Norteoaes braudli
'her @eIb nuf quite Siherheit dusleiher
min. fpenoe fth an Us. Z. 6idi{6
202 a 4 Strnke
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Sor3uee. Game, 3lru SCI
rntSocrmittIer; Sd ha5e enc ,c
lduIte Gimme, ipiele aIopjcr all
male.
%crmj'tIcr. Sf6n urh
%o~,jjQc?
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Ghtes OlipenSl
Gin Vdhrmtttel ionoef
Oleiden.

)tes SIioeno
5fpar go
rantirt edit teri
liiirt uno oeBpe.
gen baltbar, fiji
ullo Don berrli-
dem Olinen-@e
idmod. elm IGb.
rungsmittel ion.
oergleiden uni
oreinlal pertbooI.
Ter oils fir oosieI.