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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-09
sAFg MEDICINE foR cnILpRrN

Foes Honey and Tar Is n safe and
effective medicine for children as Y
does not contain opiates or harmful
d-ugs Gel only tie genuine Foley's
Honey and Tar in the yellow package.
J. n Wallace.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-09

When woman doesn't care TO slave
to keep her house immaculate. she
says OF a woman who is, she is mas
ty Clean"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-09
-. OF LOCAL MOMENT !.

Contractors Gross & Murphy have
the contract for erecting the s50.000
Episcopal church ard tney are ANXIOUS
Tor orders from the bulldog commist-
tee 10 begin work. but Tor some mys-
terions reason the orders are with
held The mcney i1r the building Is
already subscribed.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-09

Your complexion as Wei as fo'lf
temper Is rendered nssefaese es 4 a.s-
ordered liver. Dy taking Chamber
lnins stomach and Liver Tablets YOU
esn Improve both Sold by ~ dear
era I'D SIS
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-09
pIover sensltIve To Colo

FIJNOT otWaTlTVt 10 OOTu
Tnat strange whirrue noise early
this morning was caused by sNiri
OF p.oTer- The game birds evidently
started south at the first touch of
cconess and iast night 1hey moved
over Guthrie Tee whirring was ,re-
lnendous and it lasted for half ali
hour
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-09

Breakfast.
Grapefruit, cereal ana cream, bacon
and fried tomatoes graham gems.
toast, tea and c1flee.
Luncheon.
Yesterdays chowder. potato puff Ca
left over). toasted gems from break
fast cornstarch hasty pudding with
hard sauce.
Dinner.
SBecI gravy soup roast and stuffed
shoulder Of lamb green corn pud Ing,
cream peas, custWd pie, black coffee,
The Daily Leader
Miss Ophela Hayes leaves Monday
for Liberty Mo-, whittier She goes to
attend the Ladies college for the au.
tumn and winter semestcrs.
Mrs. George Henshaw, BOZ East WI.
as avenue, spent yesterday and today
with friends at saltwater.
Surprise FOR Young Bride.
Mrs. Frank Mccoy, 6lS East Elm
street. was the victim OF 4 surprise
gifhrrng yesterday afternoon that
proved one among The most pleasant
affairs of he closing summer season.
Mrs. Mccoy, Who Il d bride Of but 4
few weeks. was invited BY Miss Helen
MCCOY 10 shopping expedition; her
return home finding there assembled
the young ladies OF the Rooney Moon.
ey Shah club and other close friends.
The aell-lnvited guests proved their
appreciation OF the honor hostess By
bringing beautiful and elaborate pres.
ents, some of them exquisite. Several
musical numbers vocal and instru'
mental. were enjoyed, after when
Mrs. William Mccoy served refresh
menis, being assisted by the Misses
Elizabeth Berne and nelen Mccoy
Present were the Mesdames High
tower, Bryan, John Williams. lIughcy
1 Watson, and the Misses Boles, Rine
heart Watson, Beland. GanO, Trimm
McElhenny Hagan, Mcpherson, Bron
! son, Refncs Mdtchctt and Mccoy
/ Mrs. Mccoy proved, although snrpris
ed. 4 most agreeable hostess, the %
ening entertainment Of frienis in hcl
own new home commencing list o
lsOcial diversions for the autumn In
most pleasing and appreciatvc mail
ner.
The Busy Bees will have their an
nual picnic Saturday.
Emily WGce Hughes is visiting
friends IN Oklahoma city.
Miss Bell Reese OF Chicago is th'
guest of Miss Viola Allender. 1902 Eas
Cleveland.
Miss Nellie Brvant Ct Oklahoma
| City is the guest Of Mrs. G. T. Bryan
| III East Harrison
Mrs, Richard Hicks OF Oskaloosa
! Kan, has returned home after a shor
visit with friends here.
Mrs. S. e. Willis Of FL Reno Is th,
guest Of her aunt. Mrs. L. VI. Bishop
en- East Springer.
MIS-. lhaiieS knelslcy is entertain
I ,ag Mrs. A. l.. Gartslde OF oklahoma
/ City for a feg days.
Mrs NJ. w Gibson has gone to De
catur, H., TO visit her parents am
| viii remain until October /
Mrs. t. C. Gibson OF Arkansas CIT,
returned home last evening after yis
inc ~ ". Gibson and wiie.
Mrs. Waters of Breckenridge. VIII
was here to attend the pentecost wed
ding returned home last evening.
Mrs. c. T.. Windon and son hay,
returned 10 their home In iowa City
Ia, after visiting her sister, Mrs. i
L. Harris.
David Z. L0wery's family has m0yci
TO Norman far the winter. whore hi
sens Dick and Tom. will attend th'
university.
Mrs. G. r. Spilman returned yesicI
day from her Michigan "trip. He
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-09

A womap In gay colrrs simply can
not look as mournfui as woman IN
mourning.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-09

Ever read the above letter. A new
one appears from time TO time. They
are genuine, true, and fulI of human
Interest. !.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-09

Mrs. Wygant ana children Of Icay
cnwofth are visiting Nh and Mrs. f
q. SnlIlman.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-09

A woman should either elect to be
a satisfactory wife aud mother. or q
suiifagelte; she cant be both
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-09
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SHORT CUTS
TO THE NEWS

suit has baen started in the super
iur court By Julia Wright for divorce
ilom Samuel Wright They are COZ
ored Abandonment is the principal
charge.
The fail term OF the superior court
VIII be commenced on October ).
There are several bootlegglng cases
which will be called on Inc first day
and set for trial
A marriage license was issued to
day for Lee Chambers and Miss Mag
gie /. Alorrisett. of Guthrie The
Young lady is only II and her father,
= G Alorgisett gave consent
Excavation FOR the addition to the
Brown dly goo8s store were practicai-
u finished TODAY. The addition. % by
y feet is 10 be finished by October |.
The new fall hais are funny look
ing things Taey are mild in colnr
and subdued in siza ms compared 20
the Merry Widow cycles of grief, and
resemble sore finger
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-09

Malaria Causes Loss OF Appetite
me 0ld STANDARD GROVES TASTE
LESS CHILL TONIC. drives out ma
Iaria and builds np the system For
grown peonle and children. 5oc.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-09
OPEN SEASON FOR CHICKENS

Oklahoma nimrods may now he
away % the fields IN quest Of the
toolhsome chicken. for he open sea.
son Is In progress The Law says
they may be shot from September /
to November / II will be against
the Law. thoueli to kin more an hl-
teen birds - any one day or more
than 100 IN e sea son for ga Il hunt
cr.
There Was o time when prairie
chickens ln Oklehoma were as thick
rs mosquitoes IN the swamDs Of Flor
ida but dafiae tho DAYS when prD-
pie rad TO dpenl on game for a iiy-
ing almost exclusively. the biisis
were slaughtered By the thousand I.
and he fiocks we're rapidly 9ecfcasl
ed.
Tsere arc MT many chi lsena IN
tle state, except In the extreme west
ern part, where hunters NAV find
very good prospects for full hays
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-09

THIS school needs 1000 Intelligent men
ana women 20 supply the demand which
Il eye increasing ID ratio with tho
knowledge ~ this wonderful sclence Aye
are daily receiving inqiifles aiont the
nfaftM caifnnraNtar and when one can
be occurred u iUe vafiOus communities.
ls ltJfue thnt GhAb5raci0rs sei gretf-
or results ih9h practitioners ~f other
methods? Make comparison Oaf M
over four thcnsand cases since Jau IN,
i9gS ~ Guthrie os1iv FOUR hayc hpen
Dtnl three Of these br!en tuberculosis.
The eases banded haze heon varied n-
eiudiHg All Tie Infection and Contagious
diseases 10 which this country j. subject,
anu Hcnrlv ai thu Diseases unlned ~
tho medical world.
L. it y iucnlilye nfofcSaon2 Make
eDinptison SnO pee nmltn "A hetfer
than TIE average saiafy s.ja0 per
month rs the minimum caarHe ior Chi
topractlc adjustments. four patients
bring from 800 up. aud they can De lad
a. any town Of p0stoffice and store. our
graduates noe maklng IA high a. 5000
per month Why Because they deliver
tlc goods Don't make The miatnlse that
others havr and like them rrgref IT,
enroll nowl 10 teacher, college grad
unto and all persons with degrees. We
lriyc special proposition Tor Il few
months For further information. write
0F emil
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-09

Not minute should be lost when Q
rhlld ows symptoms Of croup
( ,.alaaegia,H 0ouga hemeay gwen
as soon as tie ehlld becomes hoarsel
or even after the cronpy congh ap
pears. will prevent the attack SelA by
al. dealers
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-09

After the first of September no
merchant can sell rotten eggs without
aging himself liable 10 punishment.
aud no farmer can impose oYcrrlpe
hentruli on the merchant without
lncurrlng the dlspleasure OF the law.
This Is the law in the matter.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-09

Airs. J II. BELLS Of Cushing, speat
yesterday and today Ia he city.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-09

MrF 4. q. Nihlack spent today IN
Oklahoma CITY attending her mother,
Mrs, Haskell, who is seriously III.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-09

W D. RoberLs. Of saawnso. is here
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-09

Secretary Leo Meyer was in Okla.
homa city today.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-09

The web worm Is playing havoc
Riih the cotton ln many places Just
now and farmers are considerably
worried over the outlook just al pres
ent The boli- are moi setting an good
and many are drnnnIns of.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-09

Mrs. George ienshaw. BOZ East WI.
as avenue, spent yesterday and today
with friends at saltwater.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-09

Treasurer J. A. Monefee was in
Oklahoma City today
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-09

The Busy Bees will have their an.
nual picnic Saturday.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-09

Miss Bell Reese OF Chicago Is the
guest of Miss Viola Allender, lO2 East
Cleveland.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-09

Miss 0phelia Hayes leaves Monday
for Liberty, Mo-, whittier she goes to
attend the Ladies college for the au.
tumn and winter semcstcrs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-09

~Beel gravy soup roast and stuffed
Of lamb green corn pud Ing,
cream peas, cusrmd pie black coffee,
The Daily Leader.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-09

Emily WSce Hughes Is visiting
friends IN Oklahoma city.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-09

Congressman Scott Ferris and Joe
McNeal held joint debate at Lexlne-
lon. MeNeal grew sick and retired
20 his buiel.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-09

Auder0BB Oklahoma Lighting
coming IL moving to Oklahoma city.
city
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-05-12

meroen es Dem Serrn &omaIfomsfi
mobl gu quite i6reiben, baB er ibr ST.
tereTe in lolb' NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
@eile gu mabren beritebt un6 mer0en
ii6 linn fir oieie @roBtbat iiderlid
oanfbar ertpeiien, iobalo @err &omal-
fomsfi Sen 6urd ieinen ginfluB bonn
@ountpratb gefabten 0iesbe5ugliden
@eidIuB sic Sbat fat folgen laiien.
llno in Mnbetrabt 6eiien, Dogs ct CLOUD
8erbdltniB gum County cine 10
idpere 5teuerlait gu tragen fat, mer-
sen sic a%uBerbalb Ser Sta0t mobnen-
sen 5teuer5abler 6as @orgeben 6es
@errn @omalfomsfi obne 3meifel audi
gu re9tfertigen milien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-05-12
ltuter ben peridiebene,1 Gisenidaf-

ten, sic einen 0ffentli9en 8eamten
aieren loaen, mern er Elm re6ter Die
ner 5es 8olfes 1ein uno ii6 Des bonn
@olfe in i'm geiebten 3utrauens Mir
Sig maiden mill, lit namentli6 iene
berpor5ubeben, 6aB ct eS perltebt it@
sen 8equemli9feiten 6es @olfes a1l-
5upa1Ien. @ie ale an0eren gu elmer
5ufrieoenite1en6en @mtspermaltung
n%otblpen6igen @igeni6aften bejibt. ote
BON 11ns betonte @err @brilt. S6uttt,
Dem 6os perantmortli6e Mmt oes
County, 4atmetiters% anpertraut tit.
I'm sic ridtige Seite zines golfsoie<
ners por5ufebren, fat er in letner
Mmts1tube, in melder Sic groBte Sro-
hung in ieoer @initdt berri@t, ste
M%noronung getroffen, oaB am naddten
;3abltoge ser in Sen Greet &ortbern
Sit enbabnmerfitdtten angeiteQten Ar=
better Mbenbs mn6 an Ben 5pei sarauf
f0lger0en Mbet10en 0te STtce=2Durell
|6es Gountp=S 6abamteS Bis 8 Hbr
often gebalten meroen uno Sen Mrbei=
tern @elegenbeit gegeben miro, ibre
@runoeigentbums1teuern, sic ant er=
item Stunt fdQig meroen, be5ablen gu
f0nnen. Dieies &orgeben oeS County,
ldatmeilters S9mitt, melder in leiner
MmtSperio0e Dem County treue Dien:
lte geleiitet fat un0 imnaer nod leiltet,
lit gepiB anerfennenSmertb, nno OUT
biel e @eiie 3eigt Ser S&abmeiiter, bat
CT feline @elegenbeit perabi aumt, It.
Sen 5timmgebern fir oas ibm ertpie=
lene @oblmouen 6anfbar nno 5l1glei4
mertb un6 miiroig 5u ermeil en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-05-12

!8eit. Wobl fem 3eitalter Fat oas
,snoipiouum nit Ser gleiden CUNT
me BON 2aiten uno Nufgaben gebnr-
Oct, bat oieie Mufgaben uno 2aiten
ginaeInen 10 pielieitig geitaltet nro
onoererleits mieoerum ben Gin5elner1
10 pielleitigeu @efabren un0 8eorang>
nilIen ausgeiebt, mie oas gegentpdr-
tige. 0ieie Set beoarf Ser Stride,
BON melder ser Meni6 meiB, oaB tie
fir ieoes 6eblen, fir ieoes @ebre6en
uno Mnliegem Elm DIR bat 11no auf ie-
Sc Gln5elbeit int 2eben oes gtn5el-
meniden eingebt uno ELM Sort a11@
in oieier 8ejiebung lift. &ier liegt Elm
oroBss &eimmeb, mas sic Menl@en
ouer Stanoe in 6ieien 3eiten ergr1t-
fen fat, aub oiejenigen, Die es ni6t
eelteben moQen. @ir aber ieben Die to-
tbolilde Stride, mie iie immeroar Die
Stride ibrer 3eit mar, audi >pieoer als
eiejeniee nnierer Set, iopie ser arge<
brodenen 11euen 3eit in Ben bret gro=
ZEN eben beriibrten 3ugen oerlelben.
limo oari11 liegt Elm gepaltiger Bfing1t=
aeoanfe, liegt Sic fommenoe @e6tfertiz
q1,1q l,no Ser fommenoe Srinmpb
iiber sic nieoeren @euen 0eS ol1ge11<
blidlihen Cages binauS."
ssn 6ielem Sinne modten mir oaS
@rallen uno 5tiirmen u%alerer 3elt,
niht fiirdten, ionoern begriiBen. Ser
Seiligc @eiit, ser Ser Stride oerlpro=
diem lit, Biz ans @n6e Ser Gage, ct
miro ild au6 in oieien fritilben 5a=
oen bsmabren uno aus Ser Mpoltel
@eibe ieben mir ia auh beute BEN Ne-
trus berportreten un0 feline @pra@e
ser 2iebe un6 ser bon inn getragenen
oottliteu &roft miro, mie BET Dem err
item Bfingltfeit, 10 audi iett Sic Welt
erobern! 2dutet oarlam, ibr 8lnme11-
olodel ser @elt fr0bli6e Gage eil1,
jinqet ibr @0oglein Sen Meni6en gllid=
lide 9ieoer, uno ibr @loden bon ben
boben &irdtbiirmen 1autet tn Die
MenlGen Elm boffnung5rei6eS frobes
Nfingi1feit!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-05-12
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90 @@@@@@@@@@@
gll1h Sic ant Senntag Mbeno it

- Mn6 Sic ant Sonntag Mbe11D IN
ser @aae ser ct. @arienidule 81 oe=
rem 8e1ten BON SEN S6ulfin0ern per=
anitaltete 5meite unterbaltung erfrel1=
tie 1i9 zines guten 8eiu6eS> nno pte
am erlten 10 gab oud am 5meiten 5elt=
abenoe sic S6nliugeno nod gebortger
Gorbereitung 6ur6 sic ebrm. S6nl<
idmeitern in ibren 2ei1tungen poae
!3nfrie0enbett.
- SIM empire &arf iiebt man mte
in sen letten 10 aud in oieiem Sabre
SEN alten &errn @brift. &iib, mle6er
ant z. Mai 1ein 50. @eburtstagsfelt
beging, mieoerrm fait NIT beriiingter
2ebensfraft tbdtig uno es madt ibm
6reuoe uno es gereidt ibm CUR @bre,
in einem iolden eottbegnaoeten Sitter
ieinem &eimatbsorte nod treue Dien-
ite leiiten 3u fonnen.
- Sci elmer Dienitag Morgen POM
bodm. &errn 6. Sdouenbcrger in
ser aatbeorale gelelenen 8rautmeiie
muroen fur's 2eben pereint SEER Or
pin @ooo, melder in einem @robbon<
0elsgelddfte gu ct. 2o1.is ais gud}<
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-05-12
Scr 8eiud 6errn &poiepclts in

wv O$IWv VS~~ O~>>~ ""
Berlin erbalt 6ur6 Sen SOB &ontg
g0mar0s etpas M%bdnoerung. Das
auBere @eprdnge faut meg. IS miro
ou6 mobl feline grobe 6riibiabrSpa=
raoe auf bent Sempelbofer 6el0e ge=
ben, bei ser Ser Oberit pergleiden0e
5tl1oien MAIDEN f0nnte. Sn0ellen lper=
sen ser &atier uno Ser Grpraii5ent
einan0er ieben uno perionli4 genare=
re 8efanntldaft maiden, moran ibnen
beioen jeoenfaIs ant meiiten gelegen
lein miro. Da mer0en li6 tbatia6li4
vpermanote 5eelen" fin6en. ltn0 mas
lie einonoer gu iagen uno mit5utbei=
len gemubt baben, 6ariiber per0en unS
sic nielgeman0ten 'Spe5ialfabuliiten
un5meifelboft %ipaltenmeiS er5ablen
f0nnen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-05-12
Ser &oG5ngsansidnf bes bemofra

tii6en 5taats= 3entralfomitees bat in
elmer i'm Merdants @etel gu st. Saul
abgebaltenen G%eriammlung beidloi-
ien, 9aB Sic oemofratiide Staatsfon<
pention am %. Suit in minneapolis
abge5alten merOen lou. IS lit Dies
flint @oden nod ser republifaniiden
5taatsfonpention, aber etmas fruber,
als bisber iblid. SIN oiei lent Sabre
nur &amiep, &ennepin uno ct.
2ouis County lie flint Delegaten ~at
Sarge" baben, ale anoeren Counties
orei uat Sarge" mn0 auBeroem ie0es
County ie einen 9elegaten fir lie 200
t5timmen fir Sobnion. 8isber batte
ie0es County orei 9elegaten uat
uno ie einen fir $50 5timmen.
gs meroen auf oieie @eiie 1047 De-
leQaten an ser &onpention tbeilne9=
men.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-05-12
Cine pcrnimftise Gr5iebmng Der

Gt1e nerlt1t1t1tt9c Vr5teDhH9 oer
SsSugeno, ibr 6ernbalten bon Sen lint
gebunge1, melde einen boien @inflnB
ausiifen, lit Sic bette 8iirgibaft ge=
gen Sic observation-disclosures oeS Ser
bre6ertbums. Ser Menib lit in Sen
meiiten Gaaen ein &roouft ieiner So
ge. @ie iible @emobnbeiten nno
lhlimme &anolungen Sen Na6ab=
mungstrieb oes 8in0es erregen, 10 ge=
ben ibm audi tugen0bafte 8eiipiele
uno quite 9ebren sic &i@tung fir iei-
men ferneren 2ebens1maf. @in oie
meni6li6e @eielidoft auf einen Sort
idritt in ouhteigen0er 2inie re6nen,
10 muB 1ie oas nebel BEL ser @nr3el
anfa1Ien uno oas l1nfraut I'M &eim
erltifen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-05-12
&ertreter Der 100000 Mttgli.

&ertreter Der 100000 Mitslic=
ser ser &olnii9en geational MQtance
ser Ser. Staaten mer6en BET Der Gnt=
bMuung ser 9enfmdler 0es Generals
@ulimir @ulasfi unb 5bao0euS Sos
eiusfo in @aibington ant IL. Mai
5uaegen iein. Sim Is. Mai finoet Ell
ne &ongreBiitung i'm Meuen Sectional
Gbeater itatt, in melder 0te Geroien=
1te ser 8olen I'M Sic Civilization &C.
biibren6 anerfannt mer6en louen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-05-12
Ser @apit empfing ant Montag e.

ne G6aar g%roBtenfbeils 0ertlfame=
rifonilder Nilger, unter Ser Slbru1g
bon Msgr. Sis, bem 8il6of bon Mtar<
quette, Mi6. Ser 8iidof bielt cine
fur5e Mniprade, in Ser er oem berl1=
qen &ater leiner uto ietner Beglet=
ter unperbriblt6er Sreue nerlt6erte,
uno iiberreidte auBeroem oem Yap1t
cine @abe. Ser Nap1t ermioerte in Ell
ucr bul0Donen Mnipra6e an Die Btl=
ger.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-05-12
Sic praaniiiertem 6armer 1tnb bic tit

ser federation Of 2abor Dertretene1
organiierten Mrbeiter moQen bon NUN
an sur 8e1ierung ibrer mirtbi9aftlt~
den Sage Sano in Sano geben, li@
ober ni6t als politii6e &artet bethel
liqen. Man farm ibnen muir quite Ger=
ridtuug miinl9en, mtemobl eS gerau=
me 3eit oauern miro, Biz beioe ibre ge-
Qenieitigen Sntereiien periteben nno
praftiide 8Qiis oafir %gefun0en baben
mer6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-05-12
y(ud int Mor>ueaen fat bte &robibi

tionsbemegung oieielben 6olgen ber=
porgebra6t, mie ite bier bei n11S 10
bqufiq beobadtet mer0en f0nnen, eine
;3unabme I'M @ebrau6 ser gefabrlt6=
item 5timulantien, mie Morpbilrm,
4ofain, Metber, etc. Die &robibition
iii eben international in ibren i4ao=
lihen ginfliiien un0 Die men1dlthe
Natur uberau 6telelbe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-05-12
@phlperbientes Sob mnrbe benz

Gountp=&ommiiiar S. 9. &omalfoms=
ii bonn @taotratb, benz er glei6fols
als Mitglieo angebort, ge3oM fir iein
gemiiben, ser 5ta6t cine Inter
itiibung I'M 8etrage BON $4,000 aus
ser Countrywide gu ertpirfen, melde
BEL Ser &eparatur ser 3ebn=
ten 5traBe 8riide berpen6et miro.
5teueraabler ser Staot ST.. CLOUD
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-08-04
DRIFTING BACK FROM
CANADA.

THAT FARMERS emirrntinc
tn Canada '..hould hny ronnd trip
tickets" is n t-rse bit Of ndv;c .fr M
The Snn Francisco Chronirl.. csll-d
forth hy n report that not only has
the great ride Ct emigration TO Tan
.tla ceased, Int that ther. i. a din
'inct '';,ark-to-the-CniieG Stntes
movement amnng the thnusnntls Of
American settlers in the Cmnad;nu
Northwest. Mr. Clnrence j B'anrh
arc. statisti inn in the United S,nt.s
Reclamation Service. ia quoted in
the daily press as having Interview
ID \ larv. number OF American
farmers, who tried the Canadian ex
pertinent. mt were mighty glad to
get back home. One III these men
i. sait! tn hnve told Mr. Blanchard
that "pro~ticallv everv American
farmer in the nei"hi,ovhoo,l of Al.
herta. where the Canadian govern.
ment maintains ar irrigation rro.
irct. was arxions IN g.t back If H."
conld sell his holdings to the Dom
ininn" We mo further; informed
that nver 15.OcO OF the.. fsrmc,.
have returned in the last nine
months.
Some of the reasons whv en- many
vt tn" pilgrims who went 10 the
northern land Of milk and honey are
returning to civilization tired. dis
appointed, tiisillusione1." to qnote
the Cleveland Plain Dealer. are thus
set forth by the New Orl-aus Tires
Democrat:
"Tha American settlers were dis
satisfied with the character Of the
land, the crops from which thsy Al
leg-d consisted principally of alfal
ia and such hardy grains rs winter
wheat, and even these were moi
sure. The form of government die
net appeal to them. and they CO
si0-rrd the railroad freight rates e,
orbitant Tue climate was sourc,
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-08-04

shovel the ore into Hsd ont nf rail.
road cars, Tnis is suggestive of
what might mi. 1T i,e done here in
handling 'he ores down tie noun
tains 10 the prop 8 ii ST. e.t-r in
Cr-st-d Butte by means OF nm aeri-
n tram l-sdihg direct from the mine
to ~ Smiling plant. The ores
tFs'm the Augusta, Treasury, b Idly
Gsl-nA Cinnamon, aud Italian
Peaks c,,uld all be d.Iivt red here
Ivy gravity tramway at an expense
~ iess than what it nos costs to
|asd aad unload it in wagons or "n
D,aek Aeim~ls.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-08-04

property owners and rot being sat
isfied with The new board walk laid
ny th'' city, went L, the expense Of
taking this up and putting in the
fi'st piece nf cement sid. VIII, ever
laid in this town. The Pilot today
would favor taking up the bonr,l
wnlk b.'twren City Hall and II T. |
and putting down cement instead
and using the hoard walks tn repair
hose on tn. side street tn make
r'i-m nsable until the city could nf
''ri 'h place cement wnlks there.
This is considered tue just way for
making street Improvement wh.re
every lot owner pn.s in the walk
fronting his OWL LIT and has moth
ing TO do OF say regarding the ex
p-nse Of placing III" walk fronting
his n-ivhbors lot or lots. 1is tliot
by many people that they are being
taxed for the putting down Of walks
npon outside streets nnu fronting
other peoples property perhaps stv
-rHl bl ,cks,.iis,ant from where they
',xn And reside to b.. an injustice to
them and Tint they would not be
legally bound to pay taxes l-vir d !
this purpose uu.-ss the matter
mad been put 10 Vote Ut the tax
payers. Tie T., m-nt walks ere
iown Oh one sidr of the street mud
the sooner they are placed on the
,lher side the l'rtt-r, no mntter Ut
whose expense.