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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1921-06-09

This is a good country. 1t will con-
tinue to be good country as long as
its people are good citizens. Lets
have no other kind.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1921-06-09

Some fishermen are always FORUM
ate in landing a good string-when
there is no third person around.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1921-06-09

A pretty woman may know she is
pretty, but often it is the druggist
who knows the secret of how it is
done.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1921-06-09
EDITORIAL PARAGRAPHS

Nothing holds its own quite like the
bald spot on the dome of mans head.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1921-06-09

Men are in receptive mood when
they want public Office, and often in
deceptive one after they get it.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1921-06-09

The easiest thing in this world to
make is promise, and it is often the
hardest to fulfill.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1921-06-09

When a fellow tells lie he gener-
ally has to tell another one to tone
down the effect of the first one.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1921-06-09

There is some hope for the future
defense of this country. The boy
scouts will soon grow up.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1921-06-09

Fashion now DEGREES the lengthen-
ing of skirts, but here's hoping they
wear out the old ones first.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1921-06-09

The man who keeps his opinions to
himself never has them disputed by
less intelligent people.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1921-06-09
BRONCHIAL TROUBLE CAUSED
ANXIETY

Try Foley's Honey and Tar for
coughs, colds and Group. John G. HEX
king, 1876 Burgess Place, Passaic, N.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1921-06-09

If you consider every day the best
in the year there will be no other kind.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1921-06-09

Nobody likes to listen to tale Of
woe-unless it is his own.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1921-06-09

That which is forbidden is often the
first to be done.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1921-06-09

When great men travel under as
sumed names they begin to realize
their significance.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1921-06-09

Truthfulness pays in the long run,
but it often overlooks the grocery bill
Newark post., 1921-09-28
Don't Spoil a Good Ear

It has been done. Last week, at
the Chemistry Exposition in New
York, a silk purse was displayed
and that silk purse was made out OF
a sow's ear!
But the chemists in Cambridge who
did the trick admit frankly that it
took lot Of trouble, and the purse
and process are of no earthly use to
anyone.
That is the fate of all such expert
ments, although the experimenters
are seldom good sportsmen enough to
admit it. After all, the main thing
in life is to do the thing you are fitted
to do and that you like to do. Our
definition of happy man is the man
who earns his living at a trade or
occupation which he would follow If
he were millionaire.
Newark post., 1921-09-28

there. It will be shown at the New
ark Opera House, Thursday, Septem-
ber 10Th. Thunder Island" was di-
rected by Norman Dawn, maker of
many exotic Universal screen ro-
mances. The basic idea Of the story
came from Beatrice Grimshaw's wide
ly read story, "My Lady of the Is
land" but Dawn has given it addi-
tional twists Of unexpected drama
which enhance it's appeal materially.
A fabulously wealthy Mexican
rancher is married on his death-bed
to Isola Garcia, a little shepherdess.
He brings about the marriage to re-
pay her family for their kindness to
him, by leaving the child his legal
widow in order that she may inherit
his fortune. He dies, but designing
employe impersonates him, tells the
girl that his recovery was sudden and
attempts. to claim her as his wife. She
escapes after much exciting action,
with the aid of rich young Ameri-
can who is cruising in Southern
waters in search of pearls.
Miss Roberts appears in the dual
role of Isola Garcia and her brother,
Juan. Jack O'Brien has the leading
masculine role, as the American pearl
hunter. Fred De Silva, clever Mexi-
can actor, interprets the villainous
role. Arthur jasmine, widely known
for his previous work in support OF
the star, has humorous character.
ization of a simpleton, while FREQ
Kohler, a two-fisted fighting actor
plays the fast action required of the
mate of the rescuing schooner.
Newark post., 1921-09-28
Opera House Offerings
A VOICE IN THE DARK

%. A VOICE IN THE DARK
E1citing Plot IN Latest GoIdaoyn
Picture Carries q Genuine
Surprise
A murder mystery with most un-
expected solution forms the basis of
the plot of "a Voice in the Dark" a
new Goldwyn picture, which comes to
the Newark Opera House Friday,
September, 30th. It is a Frank Lloyd
production, and declared to be a
masterpiece.
The principal scenes of the story
are laid at the private sanatorium of
one DR.. Hugh Sainsbury where,
among other patients are Mrs.
Lydiard, deaf wheel-chair invalid;
Joseph Champion, an aged, blind man
and Adele Warren, a society girl.
DR.. Sainsbury makes love to Adele
and wins her promise to wed him.
Her sister Blanche, in a nearby city,
engaged to Harlan Day, hears of her
sisters affair with CONSERVATION, for
some years previous DR.. Sainsbury
had attempted to take advantage of
her, and she barely escaped disgrace.
She decides to go to the sanatorium
and attempt to break the match.
The following day the papers tell
of the murder of DR.. Sainsbury.
Suspicion points first at one, then at
the others of four persons who might
have had a motive for the crime. 1t
is through the testimony of the aged
Mrs, Lydiard, who could see but could
not hear, and the invalid Champion,
who could hearsbut could not see, that
the innocent are finally relieved of
suspicion. Amerlia, nurse, common
law wife of the physician, confesses
she shot him when she discovered he
did not intend to marry her.
The surprise element of the play is
carefully followed out, so that the
audience until the very final scenes,
does not know the identity OF the
murderer.
Newark post., 1921-09-28
ATHIRST FOR
EDUCATION
They Can't Build Schools Fast
Enough in the Philippines

The desire of Philippine children
for an education is so great that the
schools there cannot be constructed
fast enough, according to DR.. W. G.
Brelsford of the Hotel McAlpin, who
has spent several months in the
Philippine Islands. He says that the
school enrolment is now $4,000
without any compulsory attendance
laws.
"The all-Filipino Legislature is
constantly increasing it's approprla-
ton for education in response to the
popular demand for more and more
schools" said DR.. Brelsford. "When
the United States first took possession
of the islands, there were 2,10O priv
ate schools there and today there are
$500 schools and colleges, with 1900
Filipino teachers and about 1000
other teachers, $40 of whom are
American.
"The school system includes normal
schools, agricultural colleges, twenty
seven farm schools, nautical school
and a school for the deaf and blind.
In addition to the regular courses
there are basket weaving, hat weav-
ing, embroidery and trades peculiar
to the islands. The trade and agri-
cultural schools produced $1,176,85O
worth of goods in 1919 and there are
more positions than can be filled by
these schools.
"The Filipinos take great pride II
the school system they have. In fact
it has been declared by some to bt
one of the finest in the world. While
the system was inaugurated by thu
Americans, every cent of the cost has
been borne by the Filipino people
English is the official language ane
it is said that it will continue to bt
even when independence is granted.
"Filipino boys and girls are vel
balanced, docile and industrious
pupils. They consider it a privilege
to attend school and if a teacher there
wishes to punish a child, she simply
sentences the offender to remain ava!
from school a few days. This is th'
most severe punishmnt she can infiict
for Filipino children take an almos
abnormal pleasure in going to schoo
and acquiring an education. Toda!
there is scarcely locality in th'
Philippines where youngsters canno
be found who speak English.
"One-third of the House Of Repre-
sentatives and eighteen of the twenty
four Senators speak English. In th'
next election in 1922, the young mel
of the new schools will be stepping
into control, and the first great goa
of the public school system will hav
been reach."-New York Times.
Newark post., 1921-09-28
Thunder Island

Do you know where Magdalena Bay
is? This was one OF Thomas A. Edl-
sons prize catch-questions. Edith
Roberts knows all right, because her
latest Universal photodrama, pep
perry romance of love and adventure
called "Thunder Island" was filmed
Newark post., 1921-09-28

Every mans or woman's job is to
discover what he or she can do and
likes to do. There are surprises in
store for most of US the moment we
work that question out till we find the
answer-instead Of Laying along, as
humanity most often does.-Collier's
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-03-04
9tummer 81.

@olr2 oos GraOdot ecs .crIIcr
WWi,maa u1a europa nidi. ere
telit morotU. uao 6 ludre t0rjdlt dc-.
Wci,u, jU h,i,gci!eu. ouB itiur Wta,
ulcrgu. lu ,5raUcn uic QI Dtduncrn.
uon iTaoglilsr GltRam mo sol.
liW.tit wartu Us mar uidt l.ldr
inn 3ucrit III arilBcM mic mir. prru
G,iac Nularcn0Ill5lcrt aus 6cm no
hcn ,5yuU;furi 4. M, 0Cu 9hcim III
iere2 &aijar@ ucrpiIidtet warer
Sauc1Gr u!5 mir crbob cr 0ie @0u5
Nuu @rlE HnN uerbcllgtc cr ljcl.
tcin &0rAlTHtcr 5rm llnt,rqcbeutn.
Der @entItMl0u 3un OeutIcmau. &c
gc9uete man ibm alleiu int Torf. ic
bttonte cr 0ic !tunHcc nod licbcus-
mijr0ilcr
MouMrl Q'r9 Huuo oa5lnlos
iril5 ms &ttt Gintricit5 Der Sur
mcBcn mo uu0crcricit9, neil nad3
fl ilbr uldt> nchr alo2 mar" 81
ocu &on}ey!'dlgu Q3bHtc &,erg. ilbcr
Dem Snu09r1isulHloie laJerte Sin
iterni@. Neln, 9,oatIebcn bate Sont-
burg HIdlt
gIbcr cjuc uo1lutuN9c Krrio0c oc3
9IuibliIbcn2 man linn 5uac0uc5t. 1I+
&aiitr &ilbchu II m0 olp Sailerln
2Iu9ntc Njftorjo i'm 6rijh!inq ooer
0crtit it9 nomburatr SHlob ein5o-
Gen nno 0'e SaoIblIrg ou38ebo,lt
mur0e
lleQrcilaA u1re rs l0obl unG
feline iAlcd.c &apjtaIsaNIaae, rueun
uu elm oleldnoiihe3 G0n0itnt Die
Nnn0 ouf @omtlra lcQtc, nm elm
n0onlbnrQ Spa" oor1u2 5u maden>
G3 pcrcrnigt auc %or}ii1e oeutlher
@uocrit00tc, Sic pittorc9tcn uuo Die,
nlatcric.lcu. g&er l,Gtc lidl germ IN
cjn iertigc@ 9tcit!
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-03-04
GDamp glarf aeitorben.
Ter ehcmaligc Sprcdper i'm Gou9ren
lit i'm Nlter BON II Sallren
abgeid)ieoen.
glsoIhindton, ,. 0fQrS

Champ Glarf lit O2ittluod)nadnllt
too unt 2:1O llbr IN lclnem einunos
iieb3iQIten 2eben8iabr, 5iue, lagc por
9lustritt aus Dem Heprdielltartens
hai,5, uod) elmer GiciNt5eit bon 26
oSobren, geItorbeu Die GOoc3liriade
uor 0rltItfelert5iinollng in Terblt-
oung nit einer Compilation not
aranfheiter, iitiolgc oorgcriidten vi
ter3. g}ls Dor jchn SogeL ola Nbg.
Glorf fid cine itrpere GrfdItltng 3u-
500, batte er oftio oil ocn Nerhano'
Iungen oe3 SoAic5 nl5 ocntotrotIlder
1Siihrcr thciIgcNo,nner.
l1nntittcIbor naI Werfltnorng oes
9bleben$ Champ Glarts ocrtn9te oas
Saus lid ul,f oreifiq Wiinllten. Qbg.
9luder, Gem. BON Niiiouri, melder
Die anfilnoiQimq ntddte, erflorte,
GIarf5Sohn babe linn nitqethciIt, ien
9Sater nilnid1e feine llnterbrcd)ung
0es Gongreiie3 III 6en lebtG1 SngelI
Der Sibun9. Die 2eitle miro pnbr'
| ideiulidj nab Bombing @reeu. W'o.,
acidlidt tpcroen, no Der ehentaliae
,Sprcher lid nod 9tbihIltR iciner
Qauibobu I'M GonQre6 3ur Hibe 81
icbcu Qeood,te
! Champ GIorf NOR Sprcd)er oc@
6ailies mdhrno oes qot3cn @elt
/ fricQes mn lcQte ons 2In1t nieoer ola
/ Sic RcSublifoncr i'm 1Sohre 1918 III.
/ rem QroI;en Sicu in bcn Gonqrebluoh
/ len crranQcn: ieit6cm mar er bemo
frntifdcr 1Silhrer i'm 6ous. @1hre''f
Der icbiqeu Toqlng mar 6 ieood
/ flor. oaf. 0ir Rr1ftc Champ Glorfs
beomttcno radlneioiien hotte11. 6enn er
betheiliatc iid MIR ieltcu on Der u
bnttc. Srnc ,frel,n6e qInilbe1t hal
iciu To6 6rrd ons nor cinert 1Shnl
Ierfolatc NbIebcn ieines ein3iqen On
ltels Champ Glorf beiflleinliat nuroe
nn 6iciern Qin6e hntte or nit Qnn3 Be
ion6erer 5iuqabe aehondeH In ocl
| Ietten BoEI puroc GhatnU Glorf mi
unoefdhr 5000 Stim1rsrglebrheit ae
idlIcecn
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-03-04
@abl tOitete Si0O00,0 900.

MnihnQtcu, + glor}
liz GompoQuctoitcn iiir Ole Nn1I
0es Qrdii0entcn Der &cr Staotcn I'M
Sabre 1920 belruqca St0.33s,303,
nie elm zonocrGus idJu5 bes Senot
6ered1net hat. meIher nit Inter
ilid,iuq Der 2(nqclcQerhcit bcnaityagi
por6eu par; Der 9ertdYt mur6e ON
Iicnsta9 oem Gouareb in Nni5
iugton auqeItc1t Iic rcpltbIita
niidlen Gou0iooteu mo Ganpa0nc.
Craaniiatioren h1ben ~, 100, ,T39,
Die 6eu1ofrotiidlcr 3 1881, 10 ousqC
geben. Tqr 0erehntng lieqcn bic
bnn ODER i'm Rameu Der reoiibIitorli
.ifler un6 6emofrotiiden adu6ioatrn
fir bic Trdii6crtihaits. domination
ciuqereiften abrefnunaen. ionic Die
Der natiouolerr, 'Stoats.. GougrgS-
un6 Senatsausid7iiiic oieier beioea
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-03-04
3iuei Nanbm0rocr uerhnitet.

9ou Der 9erljner arimjnoIpolijei
mur0en Der 2ii0brige 5dloiler ,Sran1
Ncring ans &aren0ori un0 Der 3;}
,Sotrc oltc 5hIoiier 9tfcr NIer aus
@od)um ucrbaitct, ole i'm Sommer
roriaen SSnhrc& Sic geroubltas eincs
8cIouagen5 Scr 3rte Gmid)er .9ippe
ueru6t bobeu. bcj Dem orei ltebcrioy-
lcne illr Ye2en ocrIcrcn uno I $50.
600 Dinrf gcroubt mnroen 2e,
brittle Cater. Elm Agent BilbcIn1
Qiiaer. lit ilildIti4.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-03-04
tsin f6iabriner CpcrnfOmpOniit.

A0rinn Nccd]am. Der i6iabrigc
Sobn Cir TGoma5 Reeham. bat eire
Cpcr: aGcr Nouinarn BON YcneSi9
fomponicrt. Die iu @ouoon Werlt 5ul
Auiijjbrrm8 QcIaust lit. Ter iau9e
aonpouit. Der beretS lett ieInem
icdliicn Sabre iih nit aompoulcrer
tcit)diti1t. bat idcn ppci Opern. cir
Ballet unO pcritic0cne tIeinere
&erfc qcidlrieJcr 6r lit iclbit cir
autet Eionj't luo Ftiitt piet ltebuuG
NIT Dem meiitcu Crheileriuitrumcn
ten 2lHdl 0oa @j1ratto hot Ser jun
1c 9ecd'om lel5it ptriobt Dem al
lhtcrIogc Der : S9a'c'peare'ibc Scfe
aicntc.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-03-04
@rnnt nuO %rantigam sniammne
i44 Sahrc ait

Au5 Gtcr- -MnJcIlejm miro &C.
idriebCn
Gin aitciuaitcr 9routignm miro i'll
0cI nIdliicn Ioalh in 0ber ,5ngel-
bcim on Den IrauaItor trcteu. IS
lit Dies ciu (5rei9 uon IS lSabrrn.
Der nod Sen D}ut iu iih fitblt, oie
@iir0cu oes GhcIebeu5 anf lid 5u
ncbmeu. Scine 2lu0erudbIte 3iblt
56 2cn5e. Gna ieltmc 9routpdrhcil
brin0t alio 3Iiummen Die RefOro3ii~
Ter BON tAt 2cbcinlabreu nit in Die
gbe. Ter 9rGnti0am lit Der 5lucit
tiIteite 0taun Der 05emelnoe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-03-04
Gou Der SdJmci,er @renSe.

Iurh eineu 2'eihIub oes Sdapei.
}cr Nunoc3rotea mer0cn gum 30.
Aprjl alc ircm0cn Silbcrniiu}en
au5 Dem &ertehr nc5oqcn mCroen
Ms i'm perlanlrutn 0crbii Die
iranjoiiiden 2ilbtrnIilujcr inrijtQc
ioQcn mlr6cn. }eiltr e5 iidJ boIo. oaG
}miiden ser 3clt Der 9efauntInbe
oc$ Ncihluiiev ms ocm Icnuin oC@
0on3u1cs cine AFcunc Silbcrmjjn3cn
ejrRcid'nmQlcit uur0en lin a1nIt
dies in niciem TaIle 81 pcrbittcn.
nur0cn ourdl oos Tnoni. urN 3oII
0cpartcment pcritor'tc Sdrutnab.
nahmcn actroIicn Die 3oIIpoit2u
an Der @rcnie ucrbcu pcrit3rtt In
Sen 3iiqcn miro einc NoutroI!c aua
'cNtt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-03-04
geitiaIiidler gSnirr.

Die beitinliid)c Eat einc3 gdter@,
iit in 9apenicu areis ltelSen ~
oui9e0eft uoron. Die YoIi5ei Iuur~
De pon peridlic0cncn Seiten benadJ-
rIdtigt Dob od9 6i0riar VtdOden Oes
2onomirtes Alpcrs icit 8odcn 9ou3
ipurIo3 urridppum0cn lei. Die &olis
sci inno bei Der 0au5Iudung 0nS
9iu0 in ciucr @oidIutbe. IS por
gym SfeIctt obgcutagert mo itonh
Dor Dem &>linaertoo. IS mnroc TO-
tort eluer &eiIauitnii 3ugeiiibrt. Ter
&ntcr mnra Oetb.itet
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-03-04
NoIaru ocs ll.&OOtfricaes.

Gin s5ormcr, Der lest in Der Ndbe
bon 90mbllra nobnt, puroe BET 0em
Nuabrude oe5 aricaeS dui ieiuer
Inrn' i'll 9idjropi III 9ritiIh.Clta-
irito iuterntert. @dbreno er mad
llnoien in ciu GcianAcncnlaaer fam,
Gina feline Sroli. Die i'm Icit Dem
Il Goottriel ianotiih bobte, nit IL
nem oHocrcu Name oooou un0 lit
lpurlo5 pcridnuunotn Der 5Sarnler
bat lcst gegcn ic,ne 6rau ole gbe~
id l0uu8sfIalc cjg6cteid)t
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-03-04
Selegrapbiide Woti;en,
8cit anna bel Grupp.
g}ncllns glircs. 9lra.. ,. Wl0

Wucnos Wires. gIr0, ,. Y10r3
IN 2}ueno5 9lires puroc ON
1icnatog ontIid befonnt Ac0ebcn,
oaB sic orgcntiniidje Stoatseiitnbohn
bel Ser ,Sirma arupp in GiIen 3ebn.
touIeno 9obnpoqen aus Qepol3tcnl
5tobI bcltcllt bot; Der Rrcl2 bctront
4Ol4 orgentiniid]e Eeio5 in GoIo
per 9(d)ie: ariipp9 perpfIid1tcn iidl
BON 9luQuit oieic5 [Sahre3 ab modlcnt.
lidl 3pcihltn6ert AdIicn 81 licfcrn.
I'm 0icie X;cferunq batten fiji
Iicb3ebu ,firmGt ois Dem Ser. Stoa
ten, Gnalan0 rmo nnocrcn G0rocrn
bctUorbcn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-03-04
tTnrcpas dlnlOcn.
Qonool,, +. W10r

2onoon, T. Dl0r'
Cir (SrorRe Vaiih Der befarte
RotiunalTouom, erflarte i'll elmer
Re0c;
Ser Qr!c1 bot europa eirc Sdm.-
bculoit ucr $250.000,0 100000 ge.
bradlt rSt1 bobe Die 2nqc in Den per
idlieoenpn clIropdiifer ldn6ern Qe.
prilit uno bin miocr @iucn su Dem @e.
fun0 qeformeu. 6oB qdr3 Gliropa9e-
snhIunq ieirar Shul0e1i berlpclgern
Dlr6.
Qniih for6crte elne gGte1feruna
aes 01pitals in Gnglnno. INN Die bri'
tiidN Staot3id1uI6 oerriraerr gu for
nc1I.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-03-04
Sin mooerncr .&arerr'ric1 "

,uH Lof'e 1l.t'e,o o2ria2te eine
oAs 500 Fcri5l,ta 5ei'c5gnoe N}u1c.
bic nit ~rfiail,9e,L Nciieu nno
%a36lcuehrcH 5caa'inet mar, ote
Graaittn Der ziherhc.isgoIi5eJ dno
Der He,d,a4etreioejielc. rcId)c mJf
Der Gintrc.tan9 ,1r Erot8etrej5t be-
.uitragt uora tr l3tmcnocccr.
ieacr ais rduy.1H'i7rer nnroe To-
iort por iciucm %mie entiernt Ne
scn ale iiar.8gA Hetclliattr IT e'n
]'triabrer meam &iogrjiauots aeacn
6ie 1taaissaudlt e;nsclctct NOR
Sen
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-03-04
otcr sent SotH bci 1Trnnipien on

GIN Nauunonn ag5 8orma battc
i.ucn Gouu bet ocr irnu3oiiilcn 9c
1muqabcboroc nn9e}ciat, or babe
as 5oloat ut TrouTrcidl 9cplin0crt,
II. Ecrciem,tici Ilcicrtc Der Nater
men nelWu 1RilitdrfonlpaB oh Gae
'voni5iiGc &llJtoratridt pcruric'Itc
mn Gen 5ohn mrIcn 5iiitatllfic
-una cmc9 Aeutt'iids 3n 100 Dtor:
@cfoitru,r, Die QIc,c't S,roie 5rbic1
Ger G1ttr. mgj! or bos Nsluo'tl'
1879 IN t2ctVabriom H0bm unh Die
AhI"'crluiN njaat iyiort noh Der im
,cisr:cn citInc' erI1''ctPa Euifor>r
.ut9 ypd3oJ
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-03-04
Wegen SdwnrSe S6mad.
Grr Hcpralentnnt Sritic.. pir0 ieinc
9icIOIntiun Dou ucnCm ciu-
rCidlcn.

Tic 9Imcritanarin Man EcucrIoQc,
Die }Hr ,}cjt i'll @erlin mcilt lutO mic=
0crholt Observation-Disclosures pon
9tusldn0ern gcgcn Die &trmeuouug
lm5ipiliiittcr frau50iiifer Colonial
trltppeu in IcltIdll1n0 orrungirtc,
hat oo9 nodiolQeu0e Gelc8romm ol
Gon8rcBabgcorOneten 6rco @rittcn
BON 1<lliuoia Qerid)tct:
.}}ittc Ie,locn Sic ein Gontite anc-
rifaniihcr 8iirQcr. nm Oic 3utanoc
IN Dem BON fruu30ijl6cn Irllppeu be
ie6ten @ebiet SIT unteriudlen mo mel
III ,geifteIlung 5u beglnubigcn, 0aG
bort nod imlner audi ihwarje 1ritp-
pen fms.
Nritten battc olsbalo oas fol8enoc
acknowledgements iiberianot an ,Srl.
8eperioge:
nG3 lit rfcht nothi9, ciu g6Tfffc 'ss'
ienoelr. I'm 81 beitdtigen, ooB 10000
forbi0c Grippe1 ser fran5oljidlen So
IoniaIornee I'M beiettul oelltid)en &c.
biet inn Rbeiulnlto itehen, od Der
Stdat5icfretdr crit Dor ipeniQcn 3o'
gen oo3 Gontite fir all@Ddrt'8e Nn'
0clc0enheitcu ocS S0allleS benddridl-
tiQt bot, oos 6ieie 3obl Die Correftc
ici, mo olld) on lueiBcn ,Srailcr lln6
Sinhern bcqonnene Sdlanothatcn 5it'
gcQebcu hat, Sbatiad)cn, oiC . pom
Gonnnnocitr ser unterifortiidlcn
5treittrdite i'm Rheinlnnoc. 8ereral
9ldcn, berjdltct moroen iino."
@rittcn crfIGrtr, bob IS Ieinc IeitC
9lbiidt ici, I'M nod1itcu Gon8rcB oic
Reiollltion pirocr eirl5ubrinpen. eitb
Neiolution, Die nicocrum Die 9ltI
nrrfIomfeit ulti Die Brouianfeitcn
sic Shonothotcn mo Shrefen len.
fen ion. ocnen lpeiBe Sroltcn NM
&inocr bllrh Sc mnroftaniidlen, al
Qcriid)en mo mooaqosfariid,enSr
pen auSQeicbt ieien. iucnn Srontrcid
ooroui beitcben ioIlte, lie III 0eittidl'
Inno 5u holtclt, obid)on Der 'rnn5oii.
idpn Mcoicr1mQ tire befnnlten nrn1t
iomcr 1bnten gcnnt befot1t lpdrcn
Son nteiueu Stanopulftc ans,
ihIoB 9rittcn feline 9ll5fiibrimqen
| .Qibt e3 1nu 5pei 6'riln6e, nm
iGmor}e Erltppen in 0eutid)lnllb 81
behnltut: ,Sn eritcr Qiuie, I'M ell
ouri,icocrIieqcnoc8 8oIf tpcitcr oll'
ooS dllBcrite su oeuiithi0en, irno il
3mcitcr Qinie 6ieic Errppen oiti go
Itcn I0ttihlono5 itnterhnlten 3i lai
len, uno 3uQIeid) cine 0eiierltnq II
|moroIiidcr @e5ichiug bei bic'cr
3ruppen gu er3ieleu. I'D ipilllidl,
fcituItcael,, oof; poe 9eipeQIna. oil
oorouf hiunrsqeht, bic 3ltrilfsiehllnc
oicicr ittpor3en Srippcn jlt betrerf
Iitelliqcn, oll8neiprod)en lmb ertidlie
oen i'm 2yutcrciie Der Gbriitlif)feit in
,{ntcreIic Scr Srouentpelt lmo ocI
GSroitentbllm3 unb uid)t prooelItid) lit
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Carl &rieic idDrcibcn.
yNoiIllIlntnll.

SWOlNlHNJUN, l. Uturi
Go4 @ripilNilm GuQeEc Y Glb@
i'm Nlnoea C51lln9niB in gltlouto.
C5a.. NrTcic inrei5tn mo tntpion9Cn
81 oiirfcn. lit mic0cr berNcitcIlt NOR
ocn. ipic iil (Sliti50tporttnent III
@alhingtou ou Eicn2tla nIitQethciIi
piwoc. Iicica iuto Oa2 @rinilcQilm.
2tiud'cr 5u cmpionQell. mar Ccba pot
fur5cm cllt3oQcn luorOeu. neil er in
cintm >nterpicn 0raiiocnt 2&IIion
icbnri fritlijrt bate @eild)cr 0nri
3eb2 3imddlit noh llid1t eHpionaen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-03-04

Vutttien 5uarinoc. Gic Tu2anbe1
ncr &anoloatcu mo GrQduiiotjouCu
fItinercr Hartcicn pur0cu ujd>t b..
riltlidtlQt.
Nie GampaQncult2gnbcn. lucId)c I'M
,lutrrciie oc9 qcrudbltcu Hrdii0eutcH
1&urrcu q. }0nrbiuQ gewadt mnrocn.
ptr0eu otf Sl13, 900 ouQc1ebtu.
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3pcitanicno llarcn iar cine Earftin

Sic NcgumL 0le rcgicrenoc sir.
Iin bon Nbopll eiuer retd)cu Yro-
Oia5 III 3Cntralu0icn. hat fiir lbrc
llutcrtaucu bet eiuem 0jcuicr llbrcn-
iabritantcn 3Wcltallicuo llbrcu be.
itcut. &or nclm ,iabrcn muBte oic
iclbt sSirma Der @tQum bercit8 fiinis
tallieuo llbrcn licicrn, Gle ,yiirItin
bat oieie namboftcn @citcIlimncn
aus poIfsoGoaaogiid)cn Aiitiihteu
geHnd)t: lie miu ibrC llutcrtauen an
Qiiuftlidlfeit geluobueu 8bopal It
Der ein5ige Stoot IN Der gSelt, mo
oaS uerontmortlmgapolIc Ant 0sS
pcrrid3ers mir Srauen fra9en Dir
len. GieicS llcbcrbIcjbicl oc8 Dio
triard)ots hat it'd BLOB in oicier iuoi
id)en Sropin3 crholten.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-03-04
9oniq 9lifuInns eeitorbcn.
Ql7ltibc, ,fronfreidI, .. Nlo

9l1rtibc, ,Fronfreid', > N}or}.
&onic 9tpfolo1ts bon Wontcnc-
gro, Der felt Dem Strirgc in 6rant.
reid Icbtc. lit ON Gjeu@tag in 4ntibc
i'm 9ntcr bon - TSnbrcn aGtorben
Ser oeritorbcne a6nia mar 6er Tntcr
Der G0nigin BON ,StaIien. Ndhrcn1
0a5 RrieQca itnno CT oui Der Scjte ocr
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