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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-01
uDcT AMOS EWING TO
SPEAK NJ STii-iNAit

Cc,oncl Amos a Ewing MHl Il"
10 saltwater this e,enlng where to
mo row he vii deliver an address az
4hc saltwater A NJ coiic1e "a con
,a.,,oa Win the thirteenth annver-
sa,v 81 fhe creation Of tn college By
the state prof Fskr.dee. the i-,"
.ra. dent of the coiieSe VII q so ~
given reception Wednesday eNea
sug Jade, Ewing was = member ~
the aist tcard ef regents pf the col
re-c and has always heen i"'
friend ard hacker of what b. +"
pleased TO turn the states sraates'
.du .asional Institution.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-01

Ia France you improved the ports
oi deharkallon. created uew insialla
tlous increased the traffic of The rail-
road s}slems hy work Of an kinds aud
multiplied ynar ,lorehon.cs aud hos.
pial,
Your shiryords were organized for
intensive production Ia such way
that when the war ended You utilized
for yoVr ocean transportation almost
four millions oi marine tonnage instead
Of 9l.0oo available al the beginning of
she war
And meanwhile Your splendid war
fleet. thanks 20 ~ vigilance and is
fine military qualities. protected with
an efficiency 10 which nm happy 10
pgy tribute here, The transportation ~
your iroups and material 4 prodiVi
Gus effort on the part Of yonr entire
ia.ims Intelligence. viii power Aui
CLERGY 4 prodipious effort which has
filled your associates with admiration
and gratitude and eonronndcd your
enemies
Tins splendid spirit of an ssire
Continued on PAGE el
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-01
\EdIsOI.S tilE BEATEN
M IOt ISI\<t PLANTERS

iayneieille tA Nov After
they were severely whll ped by
group ~ ucal citizens. headed hy no
Fee authorities nearly score +
negroes were warmed to gu 20 Work o
leave town The negroes we're na !
by csilriais to te endeslrabIes ane
the demonstration against them came
a. tAc beginning ~ a .eleir ~ cam
IN here
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-01
JUDGE CHAS. SMITH HON
ORED BY BAR ASSOCIATION

Char C. smith. judge o. the dis
trict court Of this district was
sig-aIly honored at the recent con
venfion Of the American Bar Associa
tion in Cincinnati Il has Just com
to lseht that he was eected eas o;
the several presidents Of th
association over a number Of candi
dates.
Not wsthstanding the fact tina.
Judge Smith has been home SOM
time. he did not mention his election
to anyone. the nevs came throusi
fsceirt Of the Official proceedings b
local members OF the American Bar
Association
Attornev Pred Green was >e'ects
a member of the association at IN
ssue time.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-01
CAPTAIN JOHN 7. TAYLOR
FORMER cUTHRiAN, DEAD

FRIENDS in Guthrie have received
uord o. the death Of Captain John
T. Taylor at his late home in Wash
,uztcn. y C.. October 18Th. At his
request he was buried in Arlington
cemetery az that place Mrs. Taylor
win shortly move 20 Tulsa. where
she has relatives The many friends
OF the deceased in this city viii
read OF the death OF Mr. Tayior with
regret About six years ago the de-
ceased and Mrs. Taylor took up their
residence In the capitol city where
Mr. Taylor vas employed as a door
keeper in the house OF reVresen-
atives
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-01
ft\rnN ron LATE I'D \.
DOt cIfIN. WEDNESDAY

The remains o. the late y .
nouyhiy arrived 90 the santa 70
train last evening accompanied ~
Mrs Doughty daughter Mise aae ani
son and daushler Ia law George
Douvhty ana wife ~ s,ill~ater Tha
funeral services W. take place froaa
The Naioheti undertaking aprloss
Wednesday NJ 10 30 A M Res Gus
Fndly ~ 81 Reno officiating IN eos
luuet Oh With tho ODD Fellows lodge
oi ehhh NJ Doughty was a devoted
member
The a'd irienfs % the family are In.
glted 30 thc service
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-01
CordeH Hull of
Tennessee, to
Head Democrats

81 leais. sos. i.-cordeii hui
% tennessee will be csssen
chairman OF the cersere a. rat.
ionai cemrittee this afternoon 10
succeed George whlss Of MAJ
iesia. ohic, Il was amounted
% lowing the refusal Of Edward
'. Seitra. committeeman from
M'sseurl, who resigned 20 mako
way fer Breckenridge Lono o.
81 louis ard wsshingtoa. o c.
NJ. tors ARD Mr. Hull were ,he
only t~o az factions aoreta eon
for tie chairman
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-01
ihIt>t >tM CERTIFICATES
OFFER OVER II Bs,Rl3Ep

Wash ngton Noy Mere thar
SseVoea ace has teen rese we'd IN sab
seriatious for the trcssnrss recent OF
FERNS ot Ia per cent and 4t-e SER
eeat certificates OF Indebtedness. OF
witch total "a about s.eaooo 033
was offered. according 10 preliminary
reports oit cials said todsy
The heavy suhscfitoa Ia these
cert fcstes was taken hy officss a.
Indicate 4 considerable easing IN the
money market
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-01
FORMER MARSHAL
REFUSED BAIL

Charlie Baker. former city marshal
OF Gerf- Hughes county. was re-
fused bail in the criminal court or
appeals Monday In the case in which
he Is charged with the murder or
Thurman Hines. July IS Baker ap-
peaied to the criminal court when
the district court or Hughes county
refused him bail.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-01
TO PASS ON RESTRAINING
ORDER or U. M. w.

Washington. Nov. The salient
features OF the temporary order Ia
sued by Federal Judge Anderson. at
Indianapolis yesterday, restraining
the united Mine woracs q Amerss,
probably will be passed upon by the
supreme spur In tl,s near future
when the Arkansas mine case is
taken up
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-01

Miami. Nov IA daputy Unite
states marshal tate yesterday took
~ossession OF the automobile clsimef
70 have been stolen from T. g
Groour OF Pleasant fIill afo
and he'd here ~ various par
lies as the result o. alleged refusal
n the rart OF Grooms to identify \
a. bis property.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-01
NEW PAVILION ron
HIGHLAND PARK

Highland Park viii room have a
new pavilion tn refi arc ihe one tes
troyed by fire some months ago The
city sark hoart has adseruspd TO-
bids 20 he ceeHed November 3 A 81
Dole s the architect and bids will -
sent 70 hla offioo whore spoeifrs
uoaa are now on file
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-01
ARmisrlcE DAY PROCLAIM
HOLIDAY AT MIAMI

Miami. Nog. THE city council
last night authorized PROCLAMATION
BY the mayor asking all Miami resi-
dents to observe Friday. November
II as armisfice day BY a general zus-
pension OF al business A ratriot.c
celebration will be conducted by the
American Ls5ion post and the wom-
ems auxi iary.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-01
INSANITY PLEA IS MADE
IN BURcH CASE

Los Angeles, Nov when the
case OF Arthur Bufch indicted Joint
" with Mrs. Madalynne Obonchain
OF the alleged murder OF John Beltoa
Kennedy. was called for trial In The
superior court here today counsel
for Burch presented affdayits to the
court asking that Buroh be examine J
as - his sanity.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-01
CHAMBERS BOND FIXED

Jerome Chambers. alleged to have
killed A. J. Horton In Seminole
county on September Is. was granted
bond Of $4,000 by the criminal court
OF appeals Monday Chambers Is al
legged to have strusk Horton on the
head with a revolver. the blow re-
sulting IN death several days later.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-01
onr MONT only

You win think al the p Wa tlrda of
happiness have returned when yoa
see "Spr nftimr" AZ the Guthrie
fheater Nov lih. one nisht only
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-01

W s&tN it'tH NJ tut
GFave Aa4slatl
"a haif mlllIna
nuuntr rent waa
N rltseuhotfrr
Security National
,iiy. ehith bank 6
iAfrf rlfpflnK 4
Assess latiDn ~ ban
THE - the firl
thc nsgoa farmer
grt 4 line ~ cree
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-01

washiagten--Esamins "t ""
ord. h, general rershinE has rr-"""" ="
an. de.aenation 81 sergeant samuel ""'"-
eal a. the American infanirsm"n """.
through hcrei-m io the weird u" ="
..,,.t .nsitls~i te represent the 'nisn'Fs
,.-...s - ,Ae sras II fhe Armissi'e a'N
a.. .n,.,i.a,- ankao~n sold -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-01
TEN EARLY DAY FRAME
BUILDINGS CONDEMNED

Ten hu.liings. all Cd cary day
frame structures located in tn IN
dustriai section Of the city have bee-
condemned ~ Mrs. Nola stokes
! auders. assistant to the state f'se
marshal who spent yesterday ~
Cuthrie she announced f,on h
departure last night that she would
feturn to Guthrie Wednesday aa3
make thorough inspection OF ri:
ture shows. opera hous7. schools and
hote
These buildings we're coademnea
and ordered RACED;
W. d. jenkins 100 Bock North F'rs;
W. r Prince
Mrs Navada Reed
Z Cook
Mrs. Hill .
Miller Estate go Block E. Okla.
J. Liebharf
Dold Estate.
+ W Trapneil
+. Wheeler loe b ock r c'eye'aad
Dr d V Hsuankrett 90 Blk " Har
B. T Garreti
Eev WIN Jones zoo Blk scuth Second
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-01

Waco Tex. Nov Miss Ruth House, H. killed
here night when the automobile in which she and another
girl and two boys driving overturned leF neck
broken Tie four high school students and with
4 allowe cn party
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-01
WHAT Tucked OVER
WIRE DURING DAY

Leaaaa--rhe xas~rnment shissnea -
~sp~t~a msaa~ss fsa@ the naa~~ -
cessness 20 rseeced With tbe srseh aesa-
ti.iiea-. The taieniss meslen ssnsarins
th~ Kasernm~ss far ieittafins the frs~h
aeeetiagiens. ea> s~fsst aeen. - a. sA
Hea>taa. fea.--ouselsl. ~ The later.
nsfiaaat er~at NsFthsra raiire@a
agreed - answer. fuesass. the proposals
made ~ Hsssherhssd sfnslsle Cor 80
tlsmeai - fhs tr.iam~n's strike TIE
proposals ~ tA~ Rreshesheea ieaaers ens-
hrasr.a selastsfenens ~ al STRIKERS with
aai lr1ars q theis seeieriis rixht> snd
consideration - ths ssflke - hasioE
e~en part ~ the natienal pssgss@ - ~
nrefts~thaesis
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-01

>rw osleaa@--MiAe oihh"n-. 81 = '""'s
~. x.eea the decision "'~s hAnr'
,,,,l.tan Of >ew oriesn.. IN A-f""""
.a,,nx heut here. Gibbons "as fas' 70
h.,. cl~asl, IN. hei,es - 'he tsh' ~
n.lut.. although Ne was A""fAeh dow"
,,,tre and toward the sie-e "ss """''
and Missed hs the cre~d.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-01
WEATHER

New Orleans. La. Nov i.-TonlghI
and Wednesday fair. frost tonight.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-01

oliahoma C.te--i'tsk hr~"n manHrr'
81 ~. 90 shefna tis,'- we-'r'" irAs''
baseball siab tAe greater pNri 81 the wy
...n a.a shsons aaa' lssi. has hesn
given nj uncendh enei f''e"-s .,
Holland. e~msr - 'hr el"h' ''r"'"'"A y"
word r~e~is~d ~ ~~rctats v. >. ""'N'
,h,lr. ~ the iaeal clah =" ."eees."r !"
Bresn wa- named
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-01

London, Nov l. Newspapers Of this city great prom
today the address made night before the Pilgrims
Society by George Harvey American Ambassador Great
britain Ambassador Harvey reference the reduction
naval construction by Ameriea considered Of deep
significance By commentators.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-01

Lisbon. Nov i.-Bomb exploded this morning on the
staircase at the American consulate here No damage done
however The police attribute the the agitation in
connection with the Of Saeeo and vanze Italians under
conviction Of murder in Massachusetts
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-01

ADDICTION
Growers

Oklahoma city Nov i--Approsi-
massly 200 Oklahoma bauks have up
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-01

Anglcsca \ j. Nov - Eleven fishermen drowned
the of the coast here early today when small
motohoas belonging the Angesea Fishing company cap
sized
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-01

sans.nflan Hah. Kansas GUY Me fh"
.st,anal convention ef ihs A"rFi'a"
t.riom hronrhs the atea'ax aas's sessie"
!. ..... amer recel,ing Admiral Earls
Beatty eommandeF 81 the bFi'i.e s'""'
flec, aad se'esiias Ne" or'"'", - '''
iueg ,eusenticn esis
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-01

kan.a> chs. Ns--shaFls> :. ~ta~es
Ssne. ~ Haraen ,its. 4. o., pilasins his
"a. eas><nger .lrriaee. Wan the Tvs 'o"
ianl.r .crh, At the fir>f Am~ricsn iseies
f,lns @~et ever q is'@nka-F eeaf~s -
~ J.. mii.. ln - mlaates n"d - see"nss.
. w.;Aron II rai-a. Okla. ~as thied
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-01

MsA<hlngtaa--Auer ~pendins the d~f
al.eusslnx the s"idier's b"nas. The ~r"a's
proc~~sled With the ,aN Fesi~se" eia vita
snusaal sierlty. sesins % retain sfA."o'.'
ooa ~ tase. IN corporations which had
s~.n proposed far rcesal and topping OF
. number af the e>eise ts,fes ee~ te
force.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-01

Gcontiaasd on rase :,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-01

'col.'nned o. Page :
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1921-11-04
Local and Personal

Bert Guthan made a trip to Lew
iston On toGay's passenger.
j. S. Ross made a business trip
to Lewiston on Wednesday passen-
ger.
j. w. Ca1anaugh was > pa SEN
e for Lewiston on the mornin :
train Thursday.
Mrs. John Kohncke was an out
going p~assengcy fo. Lewiston on
the morning train today.
Mrs. Alma Fay of Great Fails.
Mont, l. visiting at the home or
her daughter, Mrs. Charles Mct,ach-
ron.
Mrs. Lester Dick of Lewiston Is
visiting at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. u. McEachron.
Little Billy Dick. we are pleased to
note has fully recovered from hia
late illness and is a real Billy Boy
again.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1921-11-04

tic was 4 departing pas
senger Thursday morning for Mos
COW.
ATS. p. ID. Long was an outgoing
passenger on Saturdays morning
train for Lewiston.
Mrs. f.. o. Dodge of the Loseth
locality was a passenger On this
mornings train for Lewiston.
Mr.. D%efenbach OF Lewiston was
an Orofino visitor last week and de-
.artcd on Saturdays morning train
for home.
Mrs. A. e. Holmberg and grand
daughter, Ann jean, went to Peck
by train this morning for a short
yisit with relatives.
A. z. Hadley is making some at
tractive improvements in front OF
his residence on Main St A con-
crete wall has been erected and the
i6ewalk space has been filled up to
grade and a concrete walk construc-
81. Mr.. Hadley has one of the
very pretty and homelike residences
in Orofino.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1921-11-04

d. J, Lundy vas a passenger for
e. iston on Tuesdays morning
train.
Mrs. Joe Michels was a passen-
ger on the outgoing train Tuesday
morning.
Mrs. John Dresser was a passen-
ser en- Saturdays morning tram
for Lewiston.
H. l.. Walrath. deputy game a
den, was an outgoing passenger for
vision on Tuesdays morning
train.
Mrs. John Collins, formerly or
Pierce, visited Oro6no this week
and departed on Tuesdays morning
passenger.
Mrs. st. Clair departed for Lew
iston on the morning train We'd
nesday en- route to Boise and will
later proceed to Portland, Ore.
ISiliIlSl vi SiiCs hiptol
ed over last Saturday for a hunting
trip in the Loseth locality. Dale
later went to Cow creek in quest
of big game.
w. f. Stoddard of Clifford. form
erly in the undertaking business at
Orofino, was a county seat visitor
this week and departed for hl he
on the morning train Monday.
Frank Rider went to Lewiston on
Tuesdays morning passenger for a
short vacation. Frank is rapidly
regaining his former a~voirdupois
and will soon be himself again.
James Delaney went to Lewiston
on Tuesdays morning passenger
and returned astride a high step
ing single footer of the Pegasus
species hat fairly sails yer the
ground.
Mr.. Willis Jackson and Miss
Jenette Bardwell We're united in
marriage at the home near Dent OF
the groom's parents by Justice of
the Peace, A.. H. simmons, on Oct
ober 18th.
liver Iverson, a former pioneer OF
Orofno arrived from Davenport.
Wash. Thursday afternoon to re-
main at the county seat a few days
to meet his many old time friends
and relatives.
Miss Nell Roberts, principal OF
the Ahsahka schools, visited Orofno
Friday and departed for Lewiston
Saturday morning to attend the
Teachers Institute, which con-
vened Monday morning of this week
Chas. Fisher departed on Sun
days morning passenger for Ell
River. Mr.. Fisher holds an i'm
portant position with the Rupp-Hol
land Logging Co., who are making
preparations for next seasons log
ging operations in the upper par
of this county.
w. B. Kline, manager of tn
Orofno Mercantile Co., departed OF
Wednesdays morning train 10
Washington, d. c., to attend tn
funeral obsequiess of the unknown
soldier who is to be inferred OF
Armistice Day at the national cap
:. itol.
Insist on genuine Ford parts. nv
t are the only authorized Fore Sale
and Service station in Clearwate
l county. +,
2 OrofpO AutO Co.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-04-08

Gine 2cicrin id)reibt: Wir failfcll
lpeui8 sSletit beim Sdlddlter. bod
bdbcn mir friid)es Sleildl 10 picl mir
luitniden. 9le0cn Ninter fallfeii noer
idlod)tcn mir 10 pieI, oob c3 bis
n1dften 8itlter IollQt, ltgen es friidI
Elm, Sdmeire<, Hiloa- uno Sddf-
flei1dl.
Rinn- uto 'Sd)afIlciid iperocn ein-
acnlodlt. Gctp0hnIide Grandchildren
nerhc1t qcbrnlpd1t itno 10 id)nen init
sSleiid gFiiut, ais iic leer bon sSrltdlt
lperoen. 0ei marrtem gSetter oocr
fleiner GSornilie mcrocn 1=Guortgld-
1cr berutBt, mir onbcreu Gebrandy
pcrpc1toc man > G%lortgldicr. Iie
8l0Ier mitIjeu gut oereiitiQt mo Die
0ofGI in Snodpaiier aefof)t iDcr-
ocit. Nur neitc @rmmiringc better
GltoIlidt lilo 81 Qcbrold)e1.
Sleiid nutB bolh nad) Dem Sdlad)-
ten eIu9entad)t meroen, ourf nld)t ge-
friercl. sSleiid) ncrIiert ooourd).
Nserrl Qcfroren, rmtB e., lobalb eS
oufoeto,tt lit, cinoemad1t lpcroen .Ytun
idInelae eS in feline Stlide. oanit lie
leid)t in Die 8loicr aeteu. Gle Stilfe
r%niii'cn re~inQcipnid1cn un0 blutiqe
Stiide onsqeprcBt ncrhen. 53u iebenv
Quart Tteiid, ein Gbceloifcl Sol5
1mh hoIb ioniel Gfeffer. G>erntq sSeti
hilt3uiiioetl. oanlit iidl cine cute tSett,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-04-08

It0rt iperoen, mas nieoerhnlt oils
8runo Oca Ridtanmahlens iunQer
Saluate ieitgcitcilt neroen fonntc.
Wit Der 8earheiturs DER @auart
idleibe1t mliB audi cine fraftige
3itngllng %uerbunoen mcroen, iueld)c
lid in Der grt Der Altsfiibriina mad
ben ~geaeberen 8erbaItniiien rid,tcrl
milB. @eroiinntc SSoud)e, Gontpoit.
perrottetsr StalnliIt, @efIiiaelonna,
Gunito:iuger idpefeliallrca Nrl.
moniof unb aaliinlS nip. itehen ms
sur &erfigung. mo elm ieoer nuB
lid oaS om n0diten uno beIten er.
reif)bnre beifafien. 8or5iigIih mir.
fei. ). .. outer alter Gompoit. Der nit
SSniide uno 2atrine ourdlIebt muroe
ebeniouS Torfmi,H bon Saitd1e burdl-
3ogen. Mud foutmt ais id)nelllDir-
fenher Ginger p%eroitnnte "Satihe, &C.
miid)t nit 2atrie uno Befliieeloulla,
iehr 3i I~tntten, neil III oieicr Hei.
ldltng ole m~ertbpouc Stoffe entbai.
ten limb.
Ratiirlih mrB Ole Oiinaling iad)s
oemdB erfolqcn; peoer oireft an ben
Stnmm. nod in einfelle 2odler.
Genn ole oufuobmefdbiget 8llr5eIn
beiinoen iid) melt ob bonn Stamm.
ipesbaIb es northeiIbaiter iii, uttci
Der oorrser &rone uno oarilbcr hinalls
Die Slide 81 oiineeu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-04-08
Die 2lnlaee zines, bauseartens,

Elat eiltrdumt. sic mad)ea Den Gar
ten crit SIT Dem, mas cr fem IoQ, 3I
elmer St1ttc Der GrboIlna.
Sn Sallaqartcu loIIcn iid) Wohr,
riiben Ieidlt 5ieten uno iilo in DER
grnte oonfbar. (Sn groberen @ar-
ten lit es onQebrud)t, perid)ieoene Net
ben bon iblten SIR Husldat 5t brin-
gen, iolde fir 3citigcli Wcbroudl u1lo
iold)c, sic iibcr ocn Millter I'M Seller
eingclcqt iuctoen.
8ebor man sur Nuaiadt idlrcitet.
lit Der 9oocn gut uor3lbereitcr, benin
Der Game iol III Cit feine5 Groreid'
fomuten. Gie Reim1tng crfoIgt bel
Ntobrriibert inluer fnir langiom, benll
ser Game lieqt LANCE, bepor lid Der
aeimIiua 5eiat. Ars bieiem Brunoc
Ioa audi or Game llic itarf NIT groc
bcoedt mcroen. Gut lit IS. inter oeil
Saueu ciniac Raoie3feniomen I'll
miidlen. Iicier feirut Idnlen nm
brid)t oabci Die er6e ana. bic iidl of
itbet oos 0IobrrilbeIlbeet gu elmer
arllite oeroid)tet, beDor bic Mohr'
riiben oen 9ooen o1trdbredleii. Die
Raoiesfen iiuo III Der Reqel idlofl
reif. nenn Die Observation-Disclosures
nod goli5 flein itnb.
Sat man tribe Robrriibcn, ID
iino oieie iiir o1l aildenqebrouf
grob oel,iq. i'm DEN 9lot I'M @nrter
fir Sen 6erbitioInt ODER Elm ouoe.
res Semitic 3I ihaffen-
NAN fam old) tribe Sorten altr
Die Iccrcn Grbienbcctc briuaen. ooe,
oort, no 3miebeln ae3oqen muroeH
Ie nerocn bis sum 6erbif nod qroi
9criig, Inn IN Der aildle 8errDeu0ltnf
| fin0eft 5it forn1eu, nidlt aber loiier
lid oicie friihcn Sorten mir ben Wir
tcrperbroid nuiheben. Siir 0ieiey
+; ,3ped limb ruir Die ipdten 1orte1
su gebraudlen ncIdlc bis 5ufH 5erbitl
pom 1g~riihiohre an ruddicn. sic
ner6en Qrober ais Die friihcr Woh
( ret, matien nift 10 idJrea nlo biIoer
.eire ioIi6erc Gieiidmniie.
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Das Ginmahen bon friid3em Sleild1.

id,id)t altf benz sSleiid beim aod)en
biloct. Stein @oiier beifiigen. 8enll
ocfilllt, neroen sic 8laIer nit 8uni'
miringen pcrlehcn un6 Die Tedel altl-
%gcjd)ralt6t.
las aodlcn.
OaS &od)cn miro i'll eincm oroBell
aeiiel nit elmer oidcn, ebeueu @eu-
l,lterl1gc beiorQt. Gin getDobulid)er
&cIiel bdlt is gin=Guart- o0er II
3tpciqltortgldier. @enn man beioe
@roBcn fod)t, nliB man fiir ebe1le
&eulu1terlaqen ioraen. @enn DIE
0laier ollie oarin iino, miro Der aei'
iel nit foltem @nIier oefiiat; Gin-
o~udrtqlGicr mcroeu 3 Strunben, 3mei.
oitortQldier 49, Stl,noen Qefoflt, Der
&eilel muB aeid,loiien mo BON 3eit
Su 3eit nieoer aefil1t merben. Gar
ailf meroen oie Slider heraiiS9euom'
men. eirS nadl Dem on6erer, mo Die
3edel felt oiliQeifraubt. @e1m hn.
bel ein @rnrmirinq beidlobiat miro.
mus oericlbe ourf eincn neilen CT
lett mo oos 8los ciniae Ofilnlten
nodlqefod)t tperocn. 8enn periieqelt.
miiiien sic @Idler oi,f eincm 2iid) ob-
fiihlcn.
8enr oaS fSlciid) nbgefiiblt lit,
meroen bic @l1ier nod) Dem &ellcr
qcbrodt. ippbci mol Nd)t qebe. bnl
sic TcttId,idlt feline Riiie seiat. @enn
neQeeitcllt. miiiicn sic @l6Ier rufiQ
Iteben bleibr1, bis iie ~qebra,ldlt ner-
Sen. GoS Ileiif neroirbt bann nid,t
10 lciht, iclbit ipcin cS biz 5ltn MIDI
item @inter itche1t bleibt,
Gdnmcinefleiif miro aud, einQc-
nlod)t, ood) lit ltllr mooereS TleiIdl
hicrst oeciQnet. neil oa6 meiite filr
@ltrit ~ncripcnbct Miro. qtlr Efeffcr
uno Sol5 miro qebrnudlt. :,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-04-08

1f)neioen, oo iorIt Die untcren Augen
1ieen bletben. Spater iou man on
nen 8firlidlen md,t r.e9r piel ittiei-
Den, fonoeru MIR Ole iuugen SoGrea-
triebe fiir3eit utlo o0eS trofene mo
fa,tIe 9ol5 bernl,aidneioer, cine Cir
belt, Die ON beitcn i'm nod sri,nen
,,uftono Scr WGlmte uorgenolnn'en
miro. 91ourh perbiiten mir Die
8ummifluBcrfrortlng.
8ecrenobit 1T fir binrcidlciioe
8fIeec u,to 9iinaitns iebr oanfbar,
lnuB tie aber hdttfig ertbebrer. Vie
Oft fiebt man Observation-Disclosures, Ole
i'm llnfratt 5u eritiden brcbeft nno
Deren @e5meia unonrflbrinallt) oid)t
1T, 70 oaB sic bcItcu 2ebensbeoingltl.
gen fir oiLcrbnno Sdnolingc acges
ben fro. Scr @obet mltb Qelodert
uno oeoingt ucroe1t. Sim bc'ten Gig