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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-11-27

trimmed With little clusters ~ pastel
shaaeu hcfr,es. quite new this : ason
Under each founcc are bands OF hlu1
satin ribbon which make = lDVoly
blurred color note. The bodice ~ pi
blue SILK ard tho iitt'c nnn, tab Is
edged w!ih fringe and t}slGmtd Hitn
tho berries In shades OF nlne. rink and
purple The SILVER girlle joins q ppncl
~ ilk in he lack. which Is edged with
fringe ana berries.
Another pretty moj'l for n dancing
frock was ug pale pink chrto0 IN one
~ The simplest styles NJ the .'caS0n; it
Is chamEsly girl'sh ana arnropliatc
for a very youthful deDuiaptc. The
fklgt e ~ IN st o'e side 70 r''voai 2
pctticoat OF cream lace aud AZ the top
The open;pg Is fnispcd ii Nat
chiffon ross and sopt green legTes. The
sb'srt waist Is giHi;lmi Hhinully Viih a
Ast black ce.yct fiD sop and one bong
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-11-27
BY CHARLES K. FARRlNCToN

i.onr tn prcveut ires from being
stsr.ed GneH persou has been
through en- esp1t lence II loss from fire
a decp ana sting impression is made.
an8 sace~narda which were proba bly,
revcr before considered are ~ once IN
troduced. Tie writer hopes the follow
ing hints viii prevent any reader
from going through the dreadful ex-
perieuce 81 a fae iu the house:
The Advsrtages Of tfe Safety Match
--The safety matCh alone Should be
used N tae t8na These viii igaite
only on tha tox. ard 80 puefcEt mans
hearfsreaainr "a tsr 3ni taf
Other daF I sSecpcd or an ordinafs
aatcn ard ignftei il a wouaa's dress
may easily bc SCI IN fre from such a
eap<e ar the tslrpet az fHrnishings 81
TIA meme Afeh s. ~ sa.-i-s 1ftEA ezt45
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-11-27

WHANT human lives ard much
iVt property are saeTiaced each
sezr by fires. Many of these
nFes eould have been prevenied
IL care had been exercised The
writer plans to give in this aTti-
Gle number Of suggestions and
hints which should enable tho
housewife 70 prevent fires being started
N The home. and. IA addition. some
nrtbo0r OF exfinguishing them IN case
ftey sre started. Il is astonishing to
fpd aow few people there arc Who DO
mi eficH eeffein conditions which are
6eresro0s 70 -xisf about the honss rs
r.xrrdr1 4he keeping ~ indanula pie
-@f<f} IA also how many there
are whe. Through ignorance or careless
xS<S. .<tsa 4. 4.aA tSEs ts-tsf Fse--l-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-11-27
Colonial Grandeur
in Present Modes
Picturesque Lines and Sumptuous Fabrics Era
of Ever Increasing Magnifcence
in the Fashions
in the Fashions

the klmono sleeve. and generally the
right side Of the front folds over on
the left. and is caught with q large
chou OF gold or silver lace or an orna-
meut OF some sort A model cut on
the straiehtest lines is the most salts
factory, and it may be trimmed with
fur or narrow ostrich feather thinning.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-11-27

Some of thc newest wraps are made ~
morSSe'i1e de suse embroidered in sill
vcr oud gold. on the new shadow chif-
feU. Hs for ais tfa waist line. the lower
part being of velvet satin or cloth.
Au eN1"iste French wrap included in
the wardrobe OF e. recent 'hud" was
made .of apricot satin From the waslt
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-11-27

skirt was cut with slight train. in ac-
cordance with tho new fashion in eve
ming costumes \ fine net formed the
round yoke. finished at the throat with
two rows of small steel beads. laid
close together. Just above the girdie,
under the chiffon there was band Of
heavy cream lace, reproduction OF
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-11-27
Guarding the Home
From Fire Danger

Simple Everyday Precautions the Housewife Can
Take to Avert Disaster Of Flames Il
1a<sH 1.ff bs8aloe1 x G4A III
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-07-12
= E 8E:]4E4NTRY
EGRRE5 ID III i 6 E;F'>sz

while working in the nay field last
Wednesday ana at this writing is
still in a serious condition.
Miss Ethel Thomas returned hotne
from her visit at Three Forks,
Montana Tuesday morning, July 4th
The display Of flags was not much
in Evidence in Potosi July 4th the
postoffice, a saloon and few residences
only, showed their patriotism
Miss Florence Willmers is visiting
with friends in Minneapolis.
Otto Fure came from Los Angeles,
California Thursday morning for a
visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
John H. Fure,
The meat market firm of Twohig
& Travis have dissolved one of the
firm wanted to advance the retail
prices of meat up TO standard with
Chicago and other large cities. but
the other partner kicked against the
proposition. hence the dissolution.
We understand that Mr.. Twohig will
continue the business at the old
prices.
Oscar W. Seaton. of St. Paul,
travelling agent for the Great North
ern, was shaking hands with old
friends here Friday
Mr. G. J. Ragtz lost lis wood shed
by fire Sunday afternoon had it not
been for the prompt arrival of the
volunteer fire brigade and the down
pour of rain he would undoubtedly
have lost his residence The origin
of thetire is a mystery.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-07-12
BEETOWN.
this season

Special Correspondence to the Herald.
Miss Julia Wise visited at Lancas-
ter last week.
Frank Vincent and Gerry Metegar
of Galena, had business here last
week.
Sam Birch and wife were at Du-
buque.
Miss Addie Donaldson visited with
her parents few days.
Chris Shaben and wife were at
Dubuque last week
Jerry Schamehorn is at home after
visit with his children at Washing
ton and Iowa
Our little burg was a quiet place
the 4th nothing going on here but a
great number from here attending the
celebrations at different places
Chas. WamsIey of Burton was a
caller "wednesday.
Erskine Auel visited friends at
Albert Lea, Mimi, last week.
Clarence Gates is at home from
Madison for the summer vacation.
Miss Essa Myers. of Bloomington,
visited here last week.
Rev. Clarke held service here Sun
day morning.
We are pleased to hear that Mrs.
George Bonham has had an operation
at Minnesota, and is getting along
nicely.
The Ladies' Aid meets Thursday
July 18th with Nellie Donaldson
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-07-12

Curtis dog. which had two of its legs
cut by the binder.
Mir aud sirs. w T. Baker spent
July 4th at Dubuque.
A case of scarlet fever and red
measles in Five Points Leo Myers is
improving rapidly Of scarlet f.ver
and SO is Earl Reynolds of measles
A valuable horse owned by Ed
Perrin under the care of Jas Birch,
was frightened at an automobile and
ran into wire fence, receiving
several severe cuts. III
Mrs. M. O. Reynolds visited at the
Max Pagel home last Wednesday to
SEE the fine little girl
Paul 0piegelbarg was at the Carl
SAger home last Friday, on business.
Joe Birch of Beetown, passed
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-07-12

the }. Alton lawn on Wednesda,
afternoon a.:
Joe Rundell will lead Epwortt
League Sunday evening
Our people celebrated at Arthur,
Moutfort and Linden the 18th and 5tn
Mis-. Chas BUSHNELL and children.
of Chicago, are visiting relatives III
this vicinity
Jerry Hillary and wife intend
moving here from Arthur and will
make some extensive improvements on
their residence.
Judd Howdle aud Will Skate
autOed to Boscobel the 18th.
Ronald Skate fell off the porch lie.
Gently and broke bone in his foot.
Herbert Livingston is here from
Evansville.
Ruby Skate has purchased an auto
from Joe Pettera
Miss Florence Rundell of Platte
vile, is visiting with Miss Fern
Rundell.
H. T. Biddick will build barn
this season.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-07-12
CASSVILLE.

Special Correspondence TO the Herald.
~ Rev. IF. E Bauchop, M. E. dis
trict superintendent preached at Cass-
Vile Sunday evening.
I Anton Fl. Bausch has sold his farm
to his sonin.law Chris Hochhausen
The consideration was $14, 45O.
A fine baby boy arrived Wednes-
day morning at the home of MI. and
Mrs. Peter Berntgen.
/ Marshall Brodt has moved to Bloom
ington where he will assist his
brother Ora in the jewelry business.
Henry Kopp9n was in Glen Haven
Wednesday,
Miss Marjorie Donavan, of Madi-
son, is visiting friends in Cassville
Mr.. and Mrs. John Moore. Jr. ],
visited at Dubuque part of last week.
Miss Isabel Eulberg returned to her
home in Galena Wednesday, after a
pleasant visit with Cassville relatives
Mr.. and Mrs J. NJ. KIauer are
visiting Dubuque relatives.
Rheinhardt Kleinpell, Of Flint.
Mich, visited with relatives here the
past week. +"
] John Habermann and family, OF
Osterdock, Iowa, visited relatives
here the past week.
Mrs. James Burke and son, of st.
Louis, are visiting at the A. Joyce
home.
| Martin and Ed Dietrich and
families were here from Freeport and
Moline respectively last week for 9
visit with relatives.
Clyde Galloway, Walter Morris, H.
Osborne and Miss Ruth Campbell
were Potosi visitors here last week.
Alex. Kuenster, of Chicago, visited
at Cassville last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ora Brodt, of Bloom
ington. were visitors here the past
week.
Frank Koch has been promoted to
the position G. B. & @ section fore
man formerly filled by Marshall Brodt
Miss Sabina Hernon is home from
Rochester. MINI, where she has
been under treatment for on eal
trouble.
Roland and Lillian Knapp Of Ions
Prairie, Mimi, are visiting relatives
in Cassville.
Cashier 0. M. Attebery, Of thu
Badger State Bank, is enjoying visi
from his mother, Mrs. B. +. Ate
berry, and sister, Mrs. I. D. Watkins,
of East st. Louis.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-07-12
POTOSI.
special Correspondence co The Herald.

Special Correspondence 60 the Herald.
William P Roesch editor and
proprietor Of the Eau Gallie Record,
of Eau Gallie, Florida, arrived here
Saturday morning for an extended
visit with his grand parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Philip Roesch. The writer had
the pleasure Of short conversation
with him and found him to be a very
bright and entertaining young man.
Miss Mary Berg daughter of Joseph
Berg, farmer residing near British
Hollow was Frustrated from the heat
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-07-12

through Five Points with q new hay
loader He intends to put up lots of
hay.
Moses Henricks had break down
in FIVE Points with his quito Friday.
Arthur Knapp Jr. If Lancaster.
was IN Five Points taking orders for
binder twine
The annual district school meeting
YVES held last Monday evening. ,41L
Miss Julia Welsh left for her home
Sunday after weeks visit with her
friend Nora Pafford
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-07-12
LIVINGSTON.
Special Correspondence to the Herald.

Special Correspondence to the Herald
Jerry Hillary and wife, of Arthur,
visited at DR.. Treglown's Sunday.
Our community was shocked on
Thursday last to hear nf the death of
Mrs. John Thompson which occurred
in Madison at the hospital where she
had undergone an operation on Tues
day her husband was with her and
her son Harlan went up Tuesday, but
was too late to see his mother alive.
The remains arrived here Friday
morning. Mrs. Thompson was the
mother of two children, Charles and
Harlan, both residing in the village
and was 80 years of age at the time of
her demise. Funeral services were
conducted on Sunday by Rev. Birrel
from the M. E. church, of which Mrs.
[. was a member .intermeut at Rock
cemetery. Besides her husband and
sons, she leaves three brothers, two
sister and many other relatives and
friends to mourn her loss. The sym.
pathy of the community is extended
to the FAMILY in their bereavement.
OBITUARY later.
Y John Warne and wife, of Chicago,
ATTENDED the funeral of their aunt
Mrs. Thompson on Sunday.
\ Less Matthews and family and j.
A. AIcott and wife spent Sunday at
the HARLAN Biddlck home.
\ Will Howdle and family are here
from Hurley, S. D., on visit Jud.
Howole brought them in mis- auto.
They made the trip in II hours.
& Mrs. Francis Andrew has been visit
ing at the R F. Livingston home.
Misses bona Iverson and Gertrude
Weber are home from a trip to Du-
buque
Bert Alton and wife welcomed a
little daughter to their home last
week, Maxine June Alton.
Mrs J. L AIcott has been confined
to the house with illness for the past
two weeks.
Mr. Fordyce and Miss Chamley of
Chicago and Mrs. Bishop, of Mineral
Point, are guests at the Chamley
home.
Misses Jeanette and Roxy Allen
are home from visit with Platte
Vile relatives.
Mrs Chas. Livingston of Chicago
is a guest at the R.. F. Livingston
home.
Mrs. H. Biddick was shopping in
Dubuque on Friday.
An adjourned school meeting will
be held at the school house on Tues
day evening in regard to building a
new graded school.
Miss Eustice is visiting in Chicago
and other places.
Mrs. Len Miller, of Dubuque, at
tended the funeral of Mrs. John
Thompson on Sunday
Ernest Biddick and Miss Baker
visited at Edwin Biddick's Sunday.
Fl. Miller, Of Miff1in, visited at
the W. B. Alton home Saturday.
Lightning struck the barns on the
Morris Matthew and Will Hill farms
Wednesday evening, and everything
was lost. Mr.. Matthews barn was
full of hay; last year Mr.. Matthew
lost several mead of cattle in like
manner.
John Livingston has commenced
work on neat cottage, Chas. Graham
is doing the work
Mr. and Mrs. Smith of Linden,
have been visiting at the E. Skate
home.
The aid held a pot luck supper on
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-07-12
FIVE POINTS.

Special Correspondence to the Herald.
Dr. Eckert. of Lancaster, was in
Five Points Friday doctoriug Dan
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-07-12
higher Up.

'He seems to be quite a big man in
politics now. suppose he has got
over mis- old habit of STOPPING for
bribes?" "Oh, yes. They hand them
up to h'ro now."-Puek. J~at3Q
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-10-19

gsitts oeitp meniger iino Sugeno-
@ereine beut5utage cine Notbdpen<
oigfeit geporoen, JOINT nebmen an-
oere mooerne liberale Bereine, Die
geraoe5u gefabrli6 iino, miereSuae'1o
in 8elhlag, - 8ereinsmeierei 1T ia
bier5ulanoe 5rumpf! 4ber iol4e Ser
cine miiiien Damn na6 edit fatbolnhen
@runoideen BON fabigen, paoagogllb
gebiloeten Siibrern geleitet meroen.
Sic Sade lit nidt 10 lei4t, mie
urande glal1ben. I'm sic Mniprude
zines Siinglings=@ereins gu befrieoi=
gen, mub man 5alent, 2uit, 2iebe
uno guten Character beiieen uno gro-
BE @eoulo gu iben i'm stonoe iein.
Sour in guteu nad edit fatboliiden
8%runoidBen geleiteten Sugeno=Berei=
men finoet oas glterbaus cine Inter
ltiitung. 3urum m0gen aQe @ltern,
melde ibre ainoer i'm @uten erbalten
uno lid, ibre 4ufgabe etmas erleidtern
moaen, lire 8inoer MIR iolden Serei=
men 5ufibren uno 6arauf oringen, ooB
lie regelmdBig sort erideinen; berrl4t
ober in ioIden @ereinet bloB ser
3eit= uno 2anoesgeiit, un6 lit Die I'M
terbaltung un6 oas @ergniigen BEL
nabe ausldlieBlih oas 3ugpflalte
oann lit es piel better, Sic Gltern 6rin=
gen oarauf, ooB sic @inoer SIT @auie
bleiben.
Mlio binein nit unierer erpa6ie=
men Sspugeno in edit fatbolii&e, gut
geleitete @ereine unb 100 6ieie nod
nidt beiteben, 90 ioqten lie erridtet
meroen! @os mir in gutter, eoler,
g%ldubiger @eiinm1ng an unierer Sn=
geno tbun, mas aus unierem tiefiten,
liner ten @ater=, Mutter= ltn6 5eelior-
~gerber5en fommt uno ii6 ser Sugeno
5upenoet - es miro @eitaIt anneb=
men. inner 8eites miro Ser Sllgend
gum 8eiten oienen! Sos tpulte @ott!
l1tinum.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-10-19
XII ..H = .-sfE .a = =. - ---
zmfitrr ItPl..
sn Der Sremoe.

Wou 6er3ens bunflem 9rang getrieben.
Ser Smuggling 3iebt pom @ater9q1s.
Rad lettem GrnB bon 1e1nen S'eoen
scSu @ottes meite Belt b111ans.
Gr nimmt beg Baters be}ten @egen.
e,n sersen trdat er 59ut unb S1ilo,
8eqleitenb i'm auf a4en SSegem..
Gin &Ieinob, ieiuer Wtutter S1n.
0h monde Sbrdne bon Ben &ungen
sam aug Sem trenen Auge QUILT,
9urh Tbrdnen leudtet unD ourb Baugen
Shm flar Der lieben Wtntter gllD.
2auo' tpei[et er in fremben 2anoen
Ob 5ebn1nbt audi 6ie 8rnif thn1 tnllt,
&c einet i'm nit iuBen 8anoen
Ser @eimatb - leiner Wtutter S1lo.
g. 1ddumen I'M i'm her une tre1ben
Sic @rgen, i'm beitirmeno tp1lo,
Birb er Ser olte INNER bletben!
g. hdlt i'm felt Ser gtutter Bib.
&c oriiden, Summer i'm uno 5hmer5en
60 muudler 8unIh bleibt ungellut;
Or suoet nibt, er trdgt i'm 9er5en
Sn ieiner lieben Iutter BiG.
60 mandes Sobr iii nm %pergansen,
9o fehrt er 9eim, Die Sbrdne Quilt
Beim @ieoerieb'n linn bon oen Mangen
6eu leudtet beut' Ser Nutter gtlo.
> Sssun9ling, 5iehlt bu in bie Serne,
Gin Gfern Dir ltrable freunbli9 milo,
Gin 5ter1,, Ser iber ale Sterne
Dih Ieitet, beiner Gutter Bib.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-10-19

&llnihperfes 1T aber Elm gemiles
fulitlerii9es G%eritdn6niB notbmen-
sig. Mlio miro, lie trefflider Elm 8ud)
ourd0adt uno geldrieben tit, um 10
refer Ser 2eier, INT 10 poQmertbiger
feline @unit, es gu periteben> iein
miilien. gs lit in Ser Ebat cine
alnit, elm geoanfenreides, pbilolo-
pbtides @erf o6er Elm an @abrbeit,
|&obet unb Sd0nbeit gleiderbabenes
8llhL mie oos ser @eiligen Sdrift,
o6er in 0rama BON 5%bafeipeare gu
leien. Gas beiBt: gu iddsen, gu
miiroigen, gu berpunoern un6, men1r
notbig, fritii9 gu bctradten.
Sn geiitreiden 8idern leien mir
uns ieIbit, tpenn MIR Sen %notbigen
@eritam6 baben, oies ein8uieben. un-
iere @efiible, 2eioenidoften. @rafte
lln6 @e6anfen brineen sic @orte 6es
Budes gum Spreden, uno pergegen=
Itdnoliden un6 bermenifDliden bieie
sprade tpieoerum. Die @%inbil6rng,
herporgerufen our4 Sic Suggeitip-
fraft oes @ortbil6es, eemdbrt aud
Sem Mermiten @inlaB in sic f%iritli=
den 3oldite;; fie 5eist linn. mas linn
sic rea1e @elt porentbdlt, Tie 1dBt i'm
inter Ser 6ibrung zines 8al3ac o6er
Dumas, zines Seine o6er Goethe ole
.6ohen un6 Siefen ser menidliden
2eibenidoften ourdfoiten. @er Elm
alttes 8ud ridttg gu Iefen beritebt,
Ser lit reid, uberreid un6 ME etniam.
.@ir miiiien tns urs leien," iagt
elm trefflider alter Sdriftitener,
~tporiiber nnfBu0enfen uns elm 8ud
@elegenbeit giebt." Grit menn mir
uns sic @ibe geben, bon Belt gu 3eit
int 2eien inne5ubaIten ur6 bns @ele-
iene boraus6enfenb 81 ergdn5en, na@-
|cenfen6 NIT grfabr1rngen aug unfe.
rem etgenen 2eben gu pergleiden iu-
den, Damn 6urfen mir bebaupten: un-
iere 2eftiire lit 5ugleid @en11b un6
8ereidernrtg unierer BerionIi@fei.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-10-19
&ritr 9 biz Ii.

81 HH"Ef = +. A- --tES 81
bat man aber nod lange nidt: Sic
Yflibten erfiQt, sic man Ben il1ngen
@eien als gutter 8ater uro als quite
Ml1tter id1,l0ig lit. Das @atboliid=
iein fommt babel nod gar nidt in
8etradt - tpenn man lie ridt regel=
mdBig CUR SduIe idyidt, inoem man
tie fir 9lrbeiten oabeim Behalf, sic
man gan5 gut ielbft, perridten fonnte,
o0er bnen a1erbano gntjduloigu1=
gen glaubt> NIT oenen Tie 3u ben 81
tern fommen, neil iie 8. 9. ibre Sous
arbeit ni6t gemadt ooer fonft ett,os
angeiteM baben. @egelmdBigfeit oes
Sdulbeiudes lit cine Ser erften Gr=
foroerniiien, bamit in ser Sdptle ielbit
Iudtiges geleiltet meroen fann. Gent
penn &inoer - mie es gerabe auf
Sem 2anoe oft porfomt - cine 30
DIE 6abeim berum ridaffen" ober 5er=
lmpiloern, bergeiien Tie meiit, mas iie
in Sen lebten bier @odJen gelernt ba=
ben, rno befomnen cine gemifie I'm
luit, penm file iih geiitig mie5er an
i%trengen iolen. gs gebt ba gera0e
mie nit einem @agen, 6effen MdNen
betm stiqiteben %austrodnen; CT rslt
nidh mebr un5 beginnt 5u fnorren.
Sur HegelmdBigfeit qeb0rt aber audi
Sic tdglide H%inftlif}feit.
8er meiB, mie oie Nromptbeit i'm
@eldaftsleben be1,t5utoge 3ie etne
5alfte oes grfolges ausn1adt, iolte
ieinen &inoern 0ieie Gigenfdnft l@en
onr6 bie sdule angep0bnen. Jerner
gilt es, Sic Sdulorbeiten ser 4inber
oabeim gu iibertnaden. Midt ale
&inoer boben Sic erforoerIide 2uit
uno 9iebe gum 2ernen; febr of, neil
.fie eben nod nidt begreifen, mie gro
ben @ertb cine griinoIide sdulbil=
Dung firs gan5e 2eben Bot. Die gl=
tern oiirfen onber nidt miioe mer6en,
Sem labmen Offer ser &inbern nodbu=
belfen o11r6 Sntereiie an ibren ar=
beiten, ourb erm1ternben 3uiprub
unb, menn's iein mug, 6urd ge[egent=
lide grm1nterung ielbit nit sem
Stode. @enn Sic Gltern Sic sdm=
le niht unteritiiben in Ser @r3iebung
ihrer &in6er. 6o5 1T dern6p il nIs oh
5tpei etnen 5ad beben ionen, nn5 Ser
cine laBt i'm redten Momente itets
mad. SdlieBli6 miiiien sic &inoer
oobeim, tpenn iie in ser sduIe ettpns
leiiten iolen, cine gepiiie 8eit our @r=
boiling un6 gum Sptelen boben @enn
gltern na9 oieiem sdema NAL etne
Notwithstanding anItenen nod
ten, fonnte es ie6enfans nidt i9o=
oen.-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-10-19
gum &am>f 9e8em Mati=
Dt3utu3.

Sic pom &onpent oes 2eutid-Mme=
rifaniiden Nationalbl1n6es getroffe=
l1en MaBnabmen CUR gr5ielung elmer
liberoleren ginmanoerungs=@elebg
bung iin5 ourdous geeignet, gu Sem
ermanidten 3iele gu fiibren. Sc i'll
r%oQltdn0ig riftig, oaB Ser 6remoen=
baB nidt nur lit ser republifaniiden
Fartei, %ionoern ebenio itarf in Ser Be-
mofratiiden Eartei gu fin0en lit. Mit
al(gemein Observation-Disclosures mir0 in
Tolge beiien nidts erreidt, Ser &i
mub, pie ser 4onpent ridtig erfannt
bat, in6ipi6l1en .gegen sic ein5elnen
8eamten gefiibrt meroen, in oern Git
fluBipbdre buS ginpanoerungsmeie len
|ii9 gegenmdrtig befinoen. giner ser
griten, nit Sem sic 9eutiden iett ab-
5urednen baben, lit Ser &ongreBre=
pralentant Burnett BON Mlabama, ser
@oriitenoe 6es @inpanoerungs=@o=
mites. gr bnt int &ongreB cine 8iu
eingereidt, sic sic beiteben0en 8eitim=
mungen CUR @eidranfung ser Gin,
%manoerumg nod 0urd g%infubrung 6es
iogenannten 8il0ungsteite tee Der iddrft.
@err 8runett bat ielbit 5%lrgeitun6en,
6aB Elm ginpan0erer 6r1rdauS miin=
idensmertb iein fann, obmobl er nidJt
ielben elm God befame, mas natir=
oigt in6eilen feline Sin 6amit, 6aB
6urd ben 8iloungsteit am iideriten
sic oiteuropGii9e @intpanoerung fern
gebalten miiroe. Sic man niht moue.
Gbarafteriitiid lit an 6ieier grfld-
rung, 6aB ser iber5eugungstreue &e=
praientant es nidt maet, nit offenem
@iiir 51 fdiimpfen. Die 1eutiden Mla=
bamos ionen @errn 8urnett flar MO-
den, 6uB iie eegen feline Sin fino un0
~uberbaupt aegen ale @eiebe, beren
3med nidt flar 5u Gage tritt. @enn
Sic @ereinigten 5taoten feline gin=
%manoerung aus SEM smooiten guro-
pas miinidten, 10 lo1ten lie oos often
erfldren, iid ober ntht binter elmer
aeiebliden @oridriH beridan3en, sic
ipdter 5tpeifelIos bon SEN Notiptiten
sur @bifanirltng nner gintpm6erer
berutt tperoen piir6e. @teneidt foin=
men Sic Deutfden. Mabamas Germ
Burnett onr,1 aud iiber5elrgen, oab
ser Biloungsteit fir Sic 8eomten seq
Gintpan6erungsoienites notbtpen6iger
pdre, als fur sic gintuanoerer, u,to
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-10-19

0ffentIide 3uitimmung baben, lit cine
8eleioigu1g ser @iroe, Ser unab-
bdngigfeit unb Selbitadtung uni eres
Hifterltanoes. @eit meniger beorob-
lid fir Sos @emeinmel en lit Elm ge-
legentli9 corrupter ODER %unfabiger
Mitter, ols elmer, melder ser &C.
mobnbeits-S flape elmer mettermenoi<
iden Malie mare, ser ltets NIT 6ent
Obr auf Sem 8ooen liegt, INN 6as
l1rtbeil oes @olfes gu erfunoen. Die
Contribution ser Ser. Staaten 1T Der
Sort unierer 6ceibeit, unisr 8eg-
meiier uuf unierem @ege BEG Sort.
idrittes. Scenes Document entitano
our9 sic iorgfaltigen Muben un6
SEN erleu9teten Offer ser 8dter Der
@epublit. seine Beisbeit lit nod
elmer erfulgrei9 beitanoenen 8robe
BON 1875 Sabren erpieien tpor6en.
Gs Fat Sic Stiirme zines Sabrbun-
oerts iiberlebt un6 linn 1oute fir
fommenbe Sabrbunoerte 8ertrm1er
qeIfenft tperoen. @os fir uniere
@ater gut genug tpar, iolte. aud fit
uns gut genug fem. @idt ieoe Men6e-
rung in ser poIitiider mno religiofen
@eIt lit cine @eform. Midt Sober
mnnn. Ser pin np11ps 11ninerinImit=
tel fir geieuidnftlide 1ebel bor-
ihlGgt, lit aIs Elm &eformator an3a1s
ieben. @ir ale erinnern uns an 6ie
@eididte BON Ma6oin un6 ser @un-
6erlampe. 8eiier lit es, Ser aIten
9ampe unierer Batter al %bertrauen,
pelde Sic Sdrite seq nmerifaniiden
@o1fes ieit @enerotioner geleitet bot,
aIs ieoem Srrlidt gu foleen, meldes
uns in aefdbr1ide 5anltride fubren
m0dte. @ibrt 6as politide @abr.
5eihen Ser @epublif nidt an!"