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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-02
TRADE
FOR


FOR
VACANT LOTS.
A pretty room bungalow south
Z front, Cment front porch, big sleep
ing prch in rear-wide caves.
Just tn thing. We can take
In some vacant lots and If there is
any balame coming our way can give
CONE IN AND TALK.
KettIer-AIUyphy Land Co, 207 Mills St.
Specialists in Valley Lands.
FOR RENT.
1880 Arizon1 9 rooms .---.---. $4,000
q0l Mesa, 3 rooms ..----.--. 40-UU
1919 BOuIeva-d, rooms. .--..... 5000
14O4 Boulevad, 6 rooms ---..... $500
1913 Nevada, rooms --.-----... 2f.bO
IVY Wyomius 4 rooms .-..-... 21-00
go BoulevaH. 3 rooms ...-.--.. 1900
Austin & Mari.
ONLY ONE LEFT.
We have built $4,000 worth Of
homes In Fl PsO and all are sold eX-
cent this dandy5 room bungalow, with
its hardwood doors, bookcases and
buffet cement plaster on the walls
and al walls tinted. Bedrooms are
-r-bf+a anameIed. rear screened porch
and cement from porch. Faces south
an Arizona St AID the price is only
$4,000. easy terms
ITayffeId Realty Co.
eve BUILD AND SELL HOMES"
And have under construction now.
4OTET, DEIBEAR--Near postoffice.
across san Jaflnto plaza New man
sgar7ant improved ervice Rooms .50c.
no 500 per day running water.
Headquarters for visitors to city.
ONE FURNISHED housekeeping room,
private family; close in Apply VIM.
MoeIler, Herald Bldg
ron SALE CHEAP-Art square. Ben
4130.
ron REST rooms, furnace heat.
$50. Phone 615-
-1T-T077OTTTF FOR SAFE passen-
Ger touring car in firste ass condition.
Phone 2174.
4.TR DRESSING PARLCRs-5 Buck
Ter Bldg. Phone 1912. Ms Rodriguez.
TTEYTFD-An American 10y about IA
"a work I'm gro ~ and deliver on
wheel. boy with heel preferred Gail
sos n. Oregon
WANTED SITUATION by young Ger
nan couple. wife housekeeper and
cook man willing to do an5tnlng. can
sneak only German Franks Cycle
sb0D. 316 8. Stanton
M LESLIE HYDE, Osteopith. S14
Mesa Ave. Phone Zl6z.
ron sATF-Bicycle in good condition.
Phone 1888.
--.--TuD-Bov with wheel TO deliver.
eood pay. Apply Ardoin's Market.
Masonic Notices
----1@~~
M, PAsO LODGE NO. 100, A. F. & "a. NJ
Regular meetings LIST arh 3rd
Wednesdays OF each moktb
go Fdw. W Pew, W. hi
NJ i E. Gillett Secretary
Masonic Relief Board. 106 Mesa Are..
n n l .
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-02

Pusteurized milk. FL Paso Dairy
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-02

RVAN5s DANCING ACADElTr
- n r hall Social dance e.
Wednesday and Saturday evening.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-02
nderson-FineF Realty co.

BARGE IA BARGAIN!
8 room do on Arizona St,
Ifront, modern / and upt0date for
$500. You caIb't beat 1t in the
city. 1-5 CASH balance terms
AndersOn-Ftlle1f Realty Co,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-02

SAVING YOU FR RENT-S25 a
including interest, will buy 5
new brick, North side. can
4 it? $3.50. HAWKINS BROS.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-02
Masonic Notices

n PEsO LODGE NO. 100, A. F. "a. N
q Regular meetings lst a1h 3rl
Wednesdays Of each moktb
WT Edw. W Pew, W. hT.
NJ L E. Giuett. Secretary. n
Masonic Relief Board, 106 Mesa Ne
hours 10 q. m. TO II m.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-02
200 Late to Classify

CASH, BALANCE EASY TERMS,
BUY this nice room cottage on
Oaks St; sohth front modern
rice is only 1850. Let US show
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-02

ROOM BRICIK-On First st.
Inns. HAWKINS BROS. CITY
RTY ONLY.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-02

G-a5uate American school o., Osteo-
55tbv Kirksville, No. Offi ihours,
Ia tn 12-2 to 4. Other h ap-
poinfment. 814 Mesa. p
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-08-10

20 May and wife were in from thu
y farm Sunday. \
John Reed vas in the Power CITY
Saturday after harvest supplies.
,,ine services at the different re-
lgl2us services Sunday were very
siiply attended. X
/Roy Hartley and Lorenzo parrS
- tne ilrst of the week in the
rffs and at ~Blackfoot.
CHARLES E. Chandler spent a week
IN Baker City, Oregon, on business
connected with the lumber yard 7
Miss Florence Kringle of Twin
rails Is visiting with Mr.. and Mrs.
frank Collins on the dry farm south
Of town.
Ruppe and Bliss have completed a
wen for Mrs. Jackson on her farm
neal PARADISE. They struck water at
a depth of PIP feet.
Henry Rock has been devotiug his
liIhe Tor a few days to putting in a
new retaining wall around his stock
pond at his place on Spring creek.
ms is a much needed Improvement
he has a fine body of water there.
State Veterinarian J. H. Webber
or Boise. was in our midst Friday,
Interviewing l.. w. Cotant, who has
IN charge the trotting horse, Harry
Echo. The horse was brought into
thls valley by one C. P. Johnson of
focatello, and Ogden, and as the an
mai had no license the appearance
the veterinarian and the imposition
a fine, accompanied by a lecture
was given as an admonition.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-08-10

I Elmer Hartley vas down from
Sunday.
III Mark Walker is putting up a big
/gfanary on his home farm.
: Mrs. John Crum of Last Chance.
was in town Monday on a shopping
tour.
Frank Collins made a trip to the
falls the first of the week in search
OF buildin~ material. T.
4 Attorney P. C. O'Malley of Poca-
tello was here on business connected
with the local court Friday.
/. Thorn went fishing Saturday to
be gone several days. When he
returns he will have an experience to
tell.
Reinman has just about finished
his harvesting. He is using a six
teen foot combine and is pushing
things to the limit.
100 acre irrigated homestead re.
IinquiShment can all be put in cult.
walton, house, barn and partly fence
price 5000
Sherman Commons,
County Attorney Jones was over
last Friday to attend to a criminal
proceeding issued from the court of
Justice Thorn, pertaining to the en-
broglio between Skeen and Firkins.
The county attorney, after rather a
severe reprimand for the bringing
of such cases under the criminal
statutes, recommended that they be
dismissed and prosecuted as civil ac-
lions II the parties were moi salts
fled.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-08-10
COMPULSORY SCHOOL LAW

In all school districts of this state
all parents, guardians, and ether per
sons having care OF children shall
instruct them, OIL them to be
instructed, in reading, writing, spell
ing, English grammar, geography
n arlthp%tic. In such districts,
every paETnt, guardian, or other per-
son h9rlng charge of any child be-
tween b ages OF eight and eighteen
yeSrs, shall send such children to
public, private or parochial school
Tor the entire school year during
which the public schools are in ses-
sion in such district: Provided, how
ever, Thai this chapter shall not ap-
ply to children over fourteen years
OF age where such child shall have
completed the eighth grade, or may
be eligible TO enter n high school
in such district, or where its help is
necessary for its own or its parents
support, or where for good cause
SHOWN IL would be for the best in
terests of such child to be relieved
from provisions of this chapter: Pro-
yided, further, that If a reputable
physician within the district shall
certify in writing that the child's
bodily or mental condition does not
permit its attendance at school. such
child shall be exempt during such
period of disability from the require
ments of this chapter. 1t shall be
the duty of the superintendent of
the school district, If there be such
superintendent, and IL not, then the
county superintendent of schools, to
and determine all such applica-
of children desiring for any
OF the causes mentioned here to be
from the provisions OF
This chapter, and If upon such appli-
cation such superintendent hearing
same shall be of the opinion
that such child is for any reason
to be exempted as aforesaid,
then such superintendent shall is
a written permit to such child,
stating therein his reason for such
exemption. An appeal may be taken
from the decision of such superin-
tendent so passing upon such appli-
cation to the probate court of the
county in which such district lies,
Upon such child making such applica
Ion and filing the same with the
Jerk or judge of such court. within
days after its refusal by such
superintendent, for which no fee to
the sum Of one dollar shall
De charged, and the decision of the
court shall be final. An ap-
for release from the pro-
'isions of this chapter shall not be
oftener than once In three
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-08-10

-te~k Daniels of Landing was here
The first of the week.
Charles Sehuck came to town Fri
aaL-las-Yas interested in a lawsuit.
Mat Kison of Last Chance, was
in the Falls last week after harvest
supplies.
bob Ewing, Pete Kujaya and joey
Howard have finished a two room
bungalow for Perry Sheer.
William Hartley took in the
rails Monday. Billie is getting quite
well acquainted with that locality.
Prof. j.. S. Paxton entertainments
large audience at Assembly hali>Mon
day night. He has a trick horse on
exhibition.
Rev. Ludwig Thomsex. of Boise.
was in town Wednesday, of last week
on business connected with the Con-
gregational church.
There is NOTHING SO aggravating
to a business man as TO have to
wait while~two women do their NOR
ming gossip over the telephone.
Philip Weber has finished cut
tinx 0 acres of wheat, it requiring
pine days with a twelve foot head
That is doing pretty well, Philip.
F. T. Barton. state bank examiner,
was here for a few days last week,
passed f~avorably upon the con-
dition of the First State Bank of
place.
Mr.. Pollard started his thresher
Monday. He has nearly all the grain
the valley this year. he says. and
VIII be a very busy man for a
month or so.
Harry Brown and family have re-
.nrned from Pocatello. where Mr..
has been at work. Harry will
harvest his grain and cut his hay
while at home this time.
Commons, while out in
he sagebrush last Saturday, man
'ged to lose $45 In greenbacks. Sher
nan is worrying over the matter
md SO are his friends.
The following ladies, in charge
II Paul Hines, were driven down to
he Oliver farm at Bonanza Bar,
saturday, and remained over Sunday
Yrs. j. P. Clark. Mrs. Esther Bar
lard, Mrs. H Harper, and Mrs. H.
,. Frodsham. They had a fine time
some fish.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-08-10

Have your family washing rough
dry, at the steam Laundry. We
Iron the flat work. Phone No, So
for prices.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-08-10

The Oliver G. McKown Hardware
Co. want to see the holder of cou-
pom No. Clio.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-08-10

}. Pollard and son Tad wsrs
oWn the last OF the week.
Hermann Rupp Of Paradise got in
-alnaaxto remain several days. c
~James Hartley and wife we're
Nusy visitors the last OF the week. I
S1erman Commons will build "a
week. :
MISS Nina Folsom of Salt Lake/is
r'slilhg at the farm OF Fay Moss m
.--1A valley. =
Fr55C Benn@lL1z-4za.s~s~s-sag
connected with
1f1rkins vs.. Skeen trial.
Judge Currier of Landing came to
Town Friday, likewise Max Lehman.
iAey were seeking the law court.
Miss Eva Kuberness. who has
oeen a visitor in Boise during the
lasl month. arrived home Monday.
felrre Firkins was here SATURDAY.
on his way home after a pleasant
three days visit with relatives near
Landing.
Walter H. Sinott Of Sheffield. Ill,
through the efforts of Sherman Com
mons, mas located on 100 acres of
land south of Landing. 4
VIM. Boyington and family of the
north bench, spent Saturday in Amer
lean Falls. Mr.. Boyington viii have
several bushels of wheat to- dispose
of this fall.
homestead acknowledgement, 1 mils~
from store, half mile from school.
20 acres broke. all<filIable, hotse.
barn. plenty Of wafer short distance
off. price $3.50. NJ
Miss Goldie Commons spent Sum
day with MRS. Skeen of Landing. A
wireless received from the yonug la7{
Sundayfmorning was to the effect
she was homesick.
Among those who got I'D at fiye-
} Noek Sunday morning and went
ora hunt was P. ]. Kujava. Now
ssteS mas a penchant for hunting,
MS skill as a shootist is fasf>Ae-
'omlna rather phenomenal. So Pete :
vent fogth carrying an empty stom-f
zen as we'll as an empty game bag!
he first part of the hunt was very
luiet, but Shortly the latent energy
Peter way aroused to the fullest.
three BIRDS fell to his practisedl
we, but not until he saw a huge,--
coping, jumping thing did he be-
ONE aware of Nhe fact that he had
t last an opportunity to shoot some
hing beyond the\usual. So he lev
led his u alonA the tops of the
agebrush and brought down a Bel
ian hare, a monster whose weight
'as fifteen pounds. Now Pete held
feast when he againFeached home.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-08-10

Empty barrels for sale. BLACK
burns Market
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-10-05
En- Metu 0orf iinb iuieber einmal

cVh 2teIu ODll quo luteueT etHINul
adf Seute bon 5en 8u10esbeb0rben
unter Nnf1age geiteat moroen, oie 6as
.lei9tgldubige Nublifum nit groBen
0ipioenoen : geripredungen berein=
gelegt baben. Sic 5dminSler Der
ipra6en Elm 8ro5ent pro @ohe, un0
Sic @impel gingen auf Sen 2eim un0
lieferten 10 etpa a10ertbalb Miuio=
men fir Sic 5dmi110elei, Bis sic 8un=
0esbeboroen butter Sic 59lt9e fa=
men. Dte 8erbafteten, unter oener
.ii6 audi Elm Ereoiger uno Elm fritz
berer 5dabamts= 5efretdr befin0en,
.batten 8iirgidaft BON $4,000 Big gu
$4,000 gu iteaen. Die bobe 0ipi=
0en0e bon SO &ro5ent lpltr0es aus SEM
einge5ablten @apital ge5ablt, lrn0 Ser
Sdminoel be5ablte iid, 6a nod int
mer 11e1e 2eute, Sic idnen unb obne
Mrbeit reid mer6en mouen, nit ibrent
guten @elb bereinfielen. Die CUNT
men merben ME aue, oenn sic 6irma
batte etma tal1i en6 @unoen, sic ber=
eingelegt moroen itno. :
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-10-05
Mad einer An%famoismns Der Gioil=


Transformation meroen ont ~.
.urto 90. DECEMBER in peridie0enen
2anoestbei1en offentlide Briifungen
itattfin0en fir i6lde Nerionen, mel
die iih ais 2ebrer auf Sen Nbilippi=
men 1tiiblib 5n mad}el1 1piniden. Die
ienigen, melde sic &rufung beiteben,
erbalten 5tpar nidt ioglei6 cine 2eb=
reriteue auf Sen genannten Snieln,
aber 6od sic Mnmarti6aft auf cine
lolde. @s mer0en 8afan5en. mie iie
sort eintreten, nit ibnen beiebt mer=
BEN. 9ie 2ebrer auf SEN &bilippi=
men erbalten Elm anfangli6es @ebalt
BON $1,000 Sos Sabr l1no f0nnen es
6ur6 8efor6erung bis gu einem @e=
balt BON $4,000 bringen. Mbtbei=
lu1gS=@ Superintendent be5ieber1 Elm
@ebalt BON $500 bis $4,000. gu
oen beporitebenoen &riifungen mer=
oen %abgeieben bon beion0eren Sanen,
l1ur Mspiranten marnli9en Sc
idledts 5ugelalien mer0en. Das
sbnliabr auf sen &bilippinen bo11ert
BON Mnfang Sum- Bis Mnfang Mdr5.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-10-05
Die baDeriidem 8ierbra,er itebe,

Sic baDeriiden 8ierbra11cr iteben
Dor einem Sda6en bon mebrerer MiI.
lionen Marf. Ma9 Sen nit benz 1.
October 1918 in &roft treten6en 1relt.
en- geiebliden 8eitimmrt11gen 6iirfen,
fpie telegrapbiid gemel6et pir6, our
Mbgabe bon 8ier 1ta1r nod Sdanf.
gefdBe %pertpenoet ner6en, BEL 6enen
ser Mbftan6 bes Gidiftriidbieg bonn ODE.
rem @a,toe 2 biss4 8tnn. 1T. Sir sic
8ierbrauer entitdnoe alio sic Motb.
tpenoigfeit, cine nnmenge bon Sdnnf-
gefdBen gu 4bernidten, mas etnen Be-
beuten6en S6aben ausma9en piir6e.
l1m Benz nor3ubeuger, bat ser 8apa-
ride 8ra1erb1r0 beidIoiien, an Ben
Bunoesratb Elm @eil1b gu rfdten, bob
sic geiebliden 8efttmnunge11 bnbi1t
gednoert uer6en, 6aB bie gdanfgefd-
&c nit MIR 1. 8tm. gi9mnb, tpie
fie in Bapert1 iibIi6 itn6, FIG gum 1.
October 1915 bertper6et tper6en Dir.
fen. 4; :;
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-10-05
Cube gut, @llles gut, fat scr be1tt=

Cube gut, Naes gut, fat scr bent-
i6e @etdsfan5ler geoadt un0 gum
5dluB Ser Observation-Disclosures
Bent fran5oiiiden @otidafter Elm
8anfett gegeben. @ieneidt fann oas
oeutide @olf ebenlo iagen, ipenn
ibm Dos enogiiltige &elultat ser Mb=
ma6nngen porgelegt miro. 8is 6abtn
meiB man freili6 nidt, Oh man aud)
anf beioen 5eiten gleidmabtg 5ufrie=
oen fem miro, immerbtn aber miro
man ii6 beglIdmuniden, sob sic 0ro-
ben6e &%riegsmolfe 6urh 6en guten
8iuen un0 Sic langmiitbige' Madiidt
beioer Madte berideudt mor0en ur0
cine freunoidoftlid)e Stimmu11g a1=
gebabnt lift, sic fir Sic 3l,funft GU
tes beoeutett mag. 9aB Elm 5ufrieoen<
itenen6er Mbidlub er5ielt mur6e, lit
11eben Ser n%ad)gebenben &altung Der
&egierungen belonoers sen
DISQUALIFICATION ibrer 8ertreter, 6es
b. &ioerlen-@ ddter u1ro 6es.
fran3oiii6en SSuleS @ambo1 5l per-
oanten, oere1 meltgeman6te Diplo-
matie sic &anten 11no i4arfen gden
ser beiflen MnaeIegenbeit ab5uialei-
fen peritan6en bnt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-10-05
eber cine Mbnabme, benr1 cine 88u-
.,ohrro So.t .l.~~ofULs~Tns 80 In.

eber eine Mbnabme, benn cine 88u-
nabme Ser grtragsfdbigfeit 81 be-
mirfen. nno aud Braiioent @illiam
Gaft erflarte in feiner fonierbatipen'
@eiie, DnB in Der 6olge bie 8enrbei-
tnng pom @runo un6 8ooen, I'M i'm
ertrdgli6 gu er5alten, be6eutero mehrs
@iibe nno AusIagen erforoern miro.
Mander I'M erer 5armerfreun6e mag
6ieriiber 0ie Scare riimpfeh, aber 4bat-
lade bleibt bob, Dab, mas 8ei5en-
fnltur anbelungt, in D1nemarf 414A5
8uidel pro Sitter. er5ieIt miro, in grg<
29Ho &uidel pro Ader, I'M Mrgens
ttnien f3 8uidel pro glder uno in
Sem Ser. Stadten Bios 12 8uldel BRO
Nder, laut glaubmiroiger Quene.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-10-05
1rbens=Mpti3en

Ser 8eneoiftineror6en ber6fffettt-
liht o6er leitet nidt peniger als 80
;3eitidrifteh. Son oieien lift basiSt.
Wonifatiusblatt, meldes bon ben.
M0nden in Der 'slbtei tGn1a,,s bel
Yrag in oeuti6er, polniider, mgari-
lder uno b0bmiider 5prade beraus.
gegeben miro, oas am meiiten 3ber-
breitete, oenn es bat cine @irflla-
ton bon 100000 Soften.
Ser $. $. 8iibof bon ct. Soiepb,
&c., Msgr. sc. S. 8urfe, bat oas
nit ser 8eneoiftiner-Mbtei @oncep-
ton perbunoene 8olleg gum @orberei-
lungs Seminar fir Die Dio5ele ct.
Soiepb beitimmt.
Mm 10. Dftober, Dem Seite bes fl.
2ufus, miro in ser neuen &loiterfir=
DIE 3u Miinlter, Sasfat6eman, @ana-
oa, ser fiir5lih gum. Mbte ernannte
bodm. 9oter Bruno D0rfler, 8. e..
g., feierlidit als eriter Mbt beneoi-
cirt. Sic @rbebung oes ct. 8eter<
Yriorates CUR Mbtet erfolete bur@
Sen bodtp. Mbt 8rimas 6eS SroenS
froft Ser ibmtpon Ser fell. &ongre=
cation Ser &eligion ertbeilten ipe=
5ielen 8ouma6t. Die neue ct. He=
tersobtei lit Sic erite 8ene0iftinerab<
tel in &anaoa unb 5ltgleid sic MORO
lidite ser @elt. Die 6eier am IS.
Oftober miro etne Mn5abl Mebte, 8rie=
1ter 1tno ptel 8olf a%n5ieben.
Ma9 bem 11eueiten Sabrbu6 oeS
8eneoiftineror0ens 5dblen sic ldtpar=
5en 8eneoiftiner, neben Ser Mbtet 0es
fl. Mnielm in &om, melde 6eut gait
5en Sroen gum internationalen Stu=
oienbaus 0ient, IA &ongregationen
nit 1853 &loitern. Son 6ieien @l0=
itern fins 1t5 Mbteien (oie neueite in
&onaoa mitgerednet). Ser 0r6en
bot 6485 Mitglie0er, BON 0enen 3444
@rielter iino. Gin &aroinal, Z @r5=
bii@0fe nno 10 8ii6ofe geboren Dem
Sr6en an.
&ir5li6 mltr0en Sic @ebeine bes
observation-disclosures @almeslep, Ser
int Sabre 1890 Sen eriten fatb. 81
i6of ser Ser. Staaten, Carroll BON
baltimore, foni efrierte, bon ser alten
@apeue in 8riitol (@nglan0), na6 ser
Mbteifir6e bon Domniibe iibertragen.
Mean min sem gater oes amerifani=
i6en @pisfopats Elm. paiien6es Gent
nal in Sorm zines CARDINALS erri9-
ten, gu Dem audi sic &dtbolifen in
Mmerifa bei5uiteuern ei%ngela6en iino.
men. p 9. e
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-10-05
Ser @rieQ nit Spanien Iieqt lana,

Ser &rie8 nit Gpanien liegt LANCE
binter u1s. &riegsfteuertt beaabIer1
mir aber INNER nod. 6retli9 ni9t
an Die Megierung. Die bat ii6 bieier
gnnobmeque1e sbegeben. Mber an
6ie 6abrifantert. Die boben fir bieIe
Mrtitel Die MufdIagspreiie, bie iid
ieiner5eit onrtb bic Steuer r~ed5tferti.
gen IieBen, einfad beibebaIten uno
oenfen nidt an entipreden0e @eo11f>
tton. Der Notwithstanding
nadt in 6iefer &infidt Defenders a1if
Sic Hreiie fir Edbafsfnbrifate arf-t
merfidm, es tgtbt nber nod biele an.
bere Mrtifel. sic genanrtt mer6en
f0nnter, gum geiipiel 6ldidenbter,
fir bas ser Muffhlag bon 5ebn Gents
Der Site aIs einfa6 ieIbitperitanblid
beibebalten moroen 1T.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-10-05
Scr ial.bere Matban, girsermei.

Der ialbere Matbaa, giirgermei-
iter bon @om, Der Dor Monaten ben
beiligen @ater 10 .grobli& iniultirt
fat, ideint bon oben einerl @inf NIT
0em 3aunpfabl erbalten gu baben.
Befanntli@ muroe oaielbit am 20.
September Der fiinf5igite Sabrestag
Ser ginnabwe Sons gefeiert, tpobei
natirlid Matban cine @e0e btelt. 3um
@ritaunen ser 3uborer entbielt er iid
aller Ml1sfdIe gegen oen 8dpit;; aber
drgern mollte .er Ben .beiligen @ater
ooh. Ct beabiidtigte, gera0e gegert-
iiber oem @atifan cine grobe marrnor-
ne Eafel gum Mnoenten an sic 6eier
anbringen gu laiien; aber sic &egtez
rl1t,g %oer6eutete ibm, 0aB oies cine
8elei6igung fir oen 8apit mare uno
10 muBte Ser fromme CD @unid lut<
ousgefMbrt bleiben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-10-05
Ser 8airaermeiiter bon sSnbionapp,

Ser 8iirgermeiiter BON Snbianapo.
liz fat eine Quantitdt &artoffeIn o1-
gefauft, 6ie er gum &%oitenpreiie ab-
geben miro, I'M benz @udJer, Ser nit
6ieiem midtigen Mabrungsmittel ge-
trieben miro, 81 iteuer11. ST bot fir
ole a%artoffeln SO Gents Ben 8uideI
be5ablt uno 6iirfte fie gu Is gents,
mas bie Gransportfoiten 6eden. miir-
Sc, abgeben, nabreno 6ag 9ublifum
bisber $1.4O be3abIt bat. Sn flei-
men Auantitdten itelH ii@ Ser Greis
iogar auf $500. Ob oas 8eiipiel
6eS Snoianapoliier 8iirgermeiters
Madabmung firoe1t tpirb, 1T 5rpeifel.
.baft, aber es 1T feititebetto, ooB int
2aa1fe Der 8eit irgeno cine Menoeruttg
in DEM gerfaufs.S Difem ~eirtreten.
lmirb, ba 6ag golf ~l,,,lnoglid, nni sic
Dna1er bertragen fam, 6aB man ibm
fir N(aes ben ooppelten Nreig abfor-
bert.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-10-05
Scr Mpuot Dftpber 1T Scr aSni.

Sel Utunul Gttuuer W OCT StQHts
gin oes FL. &oienfran5es getpeibt. Die
Stride %perlangt bon ibren &inoern,
ooB lie mabren0 oieies Monots redt
eifrig oas id)6ne &oienfran5gebet
aben. Ser 81. @ater Napit SEQ
NIL: |. u. bat am 90. Sltli 1898 al
len @lallbigen ouf immer fir 6en'
Meonat Oftober folgenoe Mb1Glle l1r1-
ter gan5 leidten gebingungen bepil.
|ligt: Z SATIRE un0 Z encouragement, an
jeoem Gage I'M Dftober fir aue @I6u..
Ibigen, Delde mdbren6 oieies Mona-
tes offentIi4 in Ser Stride o6er pri-
patim BEN britten meiI, Is @eIebe)
6es @oienfran5es beten. ~ Woufom-
r1etter MblaB am @ofenfron5fet sober
an einem Gage Der 0ftop fir iene.
tpelde iotDobl ant Gefttoge, aIs an ie-
benz Gage ser Oftap neniglteng Sen
orttten GbeiI oes Moienfran3es beter.
8eoingu11g: 8eibte, Communion.
&trdenbeiu6 l11b babel @ebet nod
Mei1ung 6e8 @apftes. 80 goufom.
me1ter MblaB an eiinern beliebigen Sd.
sc fur iete, ipelde nod 6ieier Gejtof.
TOD I'M gerlauf beg 0ftobers me11ia.
items on 5ebn gage11 Ben 6rihen 9heiI
beg &oietfran3es gebetet boben: /,
8eidte,, Rontmatnion, &iir9enbeluh i.
@ebet na@ Mein,saa 6eg &npftes.