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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-08-01
ONLY EVIDENCE
I /. TO Be. REPORTED
Committee Has No Authority
Beyond This in the Wick
ersham Dispute

Washington, Aug. Following
general charges and denials between
the two Wickershams Of the govern
ment-the attorney general and the
delegate from Alaska-the house COM
mittee on judiciary decided late yes
terday that It had no power to do
anything but report the evidence to
the house. It will report early to-
day Delegate Wickersham's resolution
calling on the attorney general to
furnish all the papers and data bear
ing on the alleged frauds in connec-
ton with government coal contracts.
The committee will not recommend
that the house investigate Delegate
Wickersham's charges that Attorney
General Wickersham had shielded and
protected ALASKA syndicate GRIMM
ais"
In q hearing enlivened with ire
quent and bitter clashes between the
two Wickershams, it developed that
the delegate from Alaska had offered
his legal services in 1908 to the Gug-
genheiln interests in tho Northwestern
Commedcial company for . salary Of
$4,000 year and the maintenance
|of ONCE headquarters in Seattle.
Wore you ever In the employ Of
the Guggenheim interests?' asked
Representative Sterling OF illinois,.
: ''Never." said Delegate Wicker
Ibid. they ever seek to employ
your"
Eyes" said the delegate, Stephen
Burch wrote to mo in 1908 and asked
II would take . position a. counsel
for the Northwestern Commercial
company"
Sterling.
"In reply answered that would
accept Il I was to receive an annual
salary Of $4,000, they to equip Of
ices In Seattle" said Mr.. Wicker
sham. Nothing more was said about
It and they employed other attorneys.
,If they had paid me what ! asked I,
would have been their attorney and I
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-08-01
THE | ). CAPITAL ] !. "
IS IN A PANIC 4
Revolutionists Are Now Out
side Port au Prince e-si-
mon Still Firm /.

Port Au Prince. Aug. 1.-The capt.
tai is in, a panic. The revolutionists
remain. outside but the firing OF the
cannon is plainly heard. President
Simon issued. a public proclamation
today, declaring that the revolution
lists would have to cross his dead
body to wrest the sword Of authority
from, the hand in. which the nation
had placed Il.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-08-01
RESCUED FR0M
CAVED IN Mine
Drill Shaft Proved Successful
Means Of Reaching lmpris-
oned Man

Joplin. Mo-, Aug. l.-After trying
tor Is hours to reach Joseph Clary
who was imprisoned in q mine near
here By cave-in Sunday. the fourth
attempt Of the rescuers to reach the
imprisoned man b. means Of Q drill
shaft was successful this afternoon.
From the depths Of the drift eighty.
i've feet below the surface fioated q
feeble hello" IN answer to the sig
nails Of the rescuers.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-08-01
+ RAILRoAD HELPS
VIII Garry Provisions For Destitute
HOmeStoSdofs Without Cost

VIII C9ETy fTOvl0lOnS FOR Destitute
I Homesteaders Without Cost
Minneapolis. Aug. destitute
homesteaders west Of tho Missouri
river In South Dakots won't have to
pay freight on hay. fodder and feed
crops for their livestock. The MIL
waukee railroad, which laps that ter
1ritory extensively, has volunteered 70
give the settlers free freight. Other
railroads are expected to follow the
action Of the Milwaukee.
Tho action of the railroads was
forced upon them by the dire straits
! (which the homesteaders now ind
Themselves In. On account Of severe
ldrouths. they have not had q crop
tor two years. Many arc discouraged
and are abandoning their claims.
Appeals were made to tho railroads
By state omcials. old settlers and
commercial bodies.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-08-01
CONTINUED on page u
MAY BE STRIKE

Des Moines, Aug. NEARLY. 500
conductors and motormen employed
by the Des Moines City Railway com-
pany at O'Clock this morning voted
almost unanimously to 90 on strike
In the event Of the failure to secure
arbitration In the case Of conductor
recently discharged BY the company.
General Manager Harrigan Of the
company declares there 10 nothing to
arbitrate.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-08-01

the minister racing agstnst the hands
lol the clock. Tho train should have
arrived at S:l6 pm. II ! 3s3 2S #
AZ the train pulled in,s Station Ma
trpn Mrs. Susan stine hustled into
~ women's waiting room and asked
S. 8sccupants to quickly vaoA&e for .
e,ecial occasion. Rev. b. a;
stes Srs. Slime, q. r. Cook, the
night q, master, and the bride
and gros oaltled into the. room. y
All aboA dronsd tho meg
30 you, RoS. this woman to
.For Northern Pacific No y
said the megaphone man. @5s !.
{ Lawful welded wife" I. Il
=. Spokane. Helena. Butte. Grand
Forks,-n
"And do you. Mamie. take this man
to be-" Z.
est. Paul. Minneapolis. and. ALL
points east. All aboard" ays
kissing and handshaking was over
just 40 the clock struck IL. Mr.. and
Mrs. LEIGH will make their home at
Railto Court.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-08-01
GE||DER CASE IS
NOW N COURT
Plea of Not Guilty Entered for
tho Seventeen Year Old
Murderer

New York, Aug. IA plea Of not
guilty was returned today for Paul
Geidel,- the 17-year-old boy charged
with numbering VIM. H. jackson, but
his counsel was given until next week
to enter q demurrer. Geiders lawyer
asked for the delay to enable him to
look over the, Indictment which he
said he believed was invalid.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-08-01
ARE
!. !: . N POSSESSION 4
tsei+!-'' - -
.-g,. - rz
Took Over the ri Pasoi Gus
tom House afpd Turned the
: Fedaspls Out

El ePsso. rex.,.TAus. t.-1nsurrecto
troops took possession Of the Juarez
custohfs house early today and all
former afederal Office - holders were
ordered out Of It. The:xrestoratioa of
the federal employees, which had been
ordered, did not take place; -,
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-08-01
FIRST AMERICAN
WOMAN / TO Fly
Miss Quimby Awarded a Pi-
lots Licellse By Aero
=
Club o. America

Hampstead, IS. H.. Aug. Miss
Harriet ouimby. was awarded a
pilots license today by the Aero Club
Of America. thss governing body Of
aeronautics IN tits country. This is
the first license that has even beer
awarded woman aviator in America.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-08-01
WISCONSIN, CROPS
Recent Rains Have Saved the Cor
Tobacco and Potatoes

Tobacco and Potatoes
Madison, Wis.,. Aug. l-Rains that
were quite general over Wisconsin
last week, proved to be Q decided help
to corn. tobacco and potatoes. espe-
cially late potatoes.
Grains have run somewhat lower
than We anticipated" said Prof. r. A.
Moore. Wisconsin's crop expert, and
he reports disastrous results to the
pea crop.
The corn crop 10 big and the pros
pects for the harvest are better than
any In years.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-08-01
Innafes Fscaped !.

jackson, Miss, Aug. Fire broke
out In the female wsrd Of the Missis-
sippi insant hospital shortly before
noon today. In q short time It had
spread to the negro male ward: No
deaths have been reported 20 tar but
many inmates have escaped and are
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-08-01
MANAGES !||||||||.'' DIE N
FLAMES WHICH.
DESTROY ASYLUM.
l-------.
Fight OF Rescuers and Rush
Back Into the Holo-
caust II!
EIGHT HUNDRED PATIENTS N
BulLD|uG WHEN FIRE STARTED
An Bat the Violently Insane Were
Marched Down Three Flights of
stirs to safety-Eight Die III Cells
Three Fled Back After Rescued.

Hamilton. Ont, Aug. 1.-At least
eight and perhaps ten lives were lost
In fire which partly destroyed one
Of the main buildings Of the insane
asylum on the side Of the mountain
southwest Of the city early today,
There were 800 patients In the build
Ing when the ire was discovered.
There are four buildings IN group
within tho asylum grounds. The fire
occurred In the main building which
10 occupied by the women patients
numbering $50. The remainder Of the
buildings were taken up with the
mems wards and contained some Of
the most desperate cases In the asy-
lum. a
The women were moved without Sc
yious difficulty to the places in the
adjoining buildings. The situation
among the men was more serious.
The IRE broke out on the fourth floor
In what is known as section d, where
the violently insane are kept. Most
Of the men, guarded by attendants,
moved down the three flights Of stairs
out Of the IRE zone In IN orderly pro-
cession. But about q score, driven
into frenzy by the sitting smoke and
the excitement Of the midnight fire,
fought OF their rescuers with des-
perate fury. Three Of them after be-
Ing carried down to the second floor,
broke away and fed back to the biaz-
Ing corridors.
The asylum brigade. although fight
Ing bravely, were handicapped by the
maniacs and were losing control.
The city brigade which had been
A!rtA kNf
almost prscipitous ROADWAY leading
4 O'Clock 6S9o1e the. .fffst of their apa
pafaitus vas brought into pley. ms
dremen ran scaling ladders up to the
third and fourth fobr windows, where
1t was believed some of the unfortun- j
ates had fled.- They found It difacult
to break down the iron gratings on
the windows and the fire I'm the mean
time was growing fiercer every min
ute. Crawling into the sitting smoke
the dremen groped. their way about
still able to offer resistance and It
less. when he was dropped into the
life nets below. IN ..5s5s a
Eight Of the insane md one at
s0AASoAAs "AA0 Ao0 AOptst S32AbS1OuBue60
IN the work Of rescue were saved and
II was believed at 3 o'clock that. every
patient had been taken sout Of the
burning section Of the building.
Az the flremen worked their way
into the burned section aof the third
and fourth floors, the bodies were
found. Three were In the hallway on
tho top floor and one helpless paraly-
tic was burned to death In his cell.
Four more corpses were found hud-
died together In small room. TIL
lerman Tom Fitzgerald Of the electric
truck is given credit for the rescue
Of five men. His sixth broke from
him ct the window and fed back into
the flames.
Y The IRE IL believed to have been
caused by q short circuit on an cleo
tric wire in the store room on the top |
foor.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-08-01
NO PENSIONS
Present Session Of Congress win Not
Act on Them

Washington, AugI Declaring that
before congress meets again from
$4,000 to- 81, 900 old soldiers will die
and 60 beyond human Aid. Represen-
tative Stevens of California today
urged the Democratic majority in the
house to permit pension : legislation
during the present session.
There 10 no outlook, however, for
any pension measure at this session.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-08-01

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-22

&affiniert. = 6rau: sd
jdenfe meinem Manne bun6ert Cigar
rem gum @eburtstage." = Na6barln:
Mas baben Sic 6enn oafiir BE-
3ablt?" = 6rau: rNihts! Sdon felt
einiger 3eit nebme id ibm taglid cine
ODER 3lpei @igarren aus ser &iite. er
fat ME mas oapor gemerft. uno lebt
miro er ii6 uber meme Nufmerfiam=
felt 10 %freuen, 6aB er mir iiderli@
audi NAL mas @ubides mit6ringt."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-22

N%uslulbu1lg %longiabrigW GrfoArung
einigernloben pertbeioigen. 8eeen
feline iibrigen Ieinoe, nater oe&len Die
Sdaolillge Gus Dem Ibierreib ul,o
mieoerum be onoers aus Der &lalie
Ser SS11ietten Die baufiglten nno &C.
f0brlid1teu ii1lo> bat er Madtunlttel>
Die ibut Elm tbaitiges @prgeben geitat-
ten. %sSnmnerbin miirbe Ell aut nub
Dieier Nid)tuug menig erreiden, metl1
er nl1r ouf ieine eigene1 @ofien, ol1o
cine Gernidjtlung Ger Sduolinge uuf
nted)uni jdeln ODER deniidem @ege,
uugepielen mare. gr bart ME per-
g~elieu, einen mie l)oben Mertb fir
i'm Die @uncesgenolien baben> Die
ibm Die Natur in m1oeren Jbieren
CUR Seite aeiteut bat. gel Ser u>lge=
heuren Germebrungs fabigtelt Der
Snieften miiroe Sos Ialein jeoes W9el=
lden, pornebmlid beS %2a1opirtbs, un-
ertrdglih fem, menn nidt cine groBe
3a6l ser Snieftennadfommenidnf
mieoer 5ugrunoe gerid)tet meroen Mir
oe, oud) obne oab Ser Menld einen
Singer gegeu lie riibrt. ltnter alien
Jbierflaiien filroen iib ioldje, Die aus
id)lieBlib ODER in ser 9auptiahe bon
/ Snieften 1id nabren, u,l0 ou5u font
men nod piele an0ere, sic menigltens
gum 5beil BON Snieften leben, menn
lie AUDI nod an6ere @ei6lmadsridtun=
gen boben, Die lire Niblihfeit in
Jroge lteQel,. l1nter Sen Sal1getbie=
rem lino es beion0ers 5mei @ruppen,
Isle fir SEN 2anomirtb urbeiten. Cine
pom ;bnen fubrt gero0e5u Sen Aarlen
Snieftenfreiier, 6ie on0eren lino Sic
Ileoernmule. 9ieie Jbiere frelien
~iiberbaupt fuun1 etlDa5 anoeres ais
Snieften. Die 6leoermauie wer0en
boffentlId i~berbaupt %nirgen0s gejagt.
Sic geb3ren niht gera0e gu Sen be-
! liebten 5bieren> aher ser Menlb 1tellt
ibnell nidt nod, neil er lpegett ibrer
ndd)tlihen 2ebenslpeiie MIR ielten in
8eriibruug nit ibnen fommt. Die
Or0nung Ger Suiettenfreiier 5erfaQt
nab ser beutigen Nuffreliung Ser
3oologen in lieben Jalnilie1L bon Sc
men orei in europa nidt muir porfom=
men, ionoern audi red)t baufig ii1o.
Man ioQte mei,.en> 6aB lire Ibdtig-
felt gum Nuten oes Wenihen largit
aagemein anertaunt mare, 10 6ab if
nen eilr unbe6iugter Sdub gu 9beh
wiir6e. 3as lit leioer niht ser Sal.
@eoer ser Mal'lmurf nod sic 6el6~
n1auS mer0en m6eoingt als Men=
idenfreunoe geadtet uno geidont.
Man begebt Sen Seller, BON oieie en-
5Diere11 gu perlangen> Tie loQten nun
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-22
@eminut 9aupf fars 2eben.
Gs mar Elm langer b[utiger &on

@s mar Elm longer blutiger &annpf
ums 2eben, Der gefo6ten muroe bon
s@mes 9. Meribon bon Ne1parf, 81.
s., moriber er idreibt: SD bate
piel Slut perloren 6urd 2ungenbluten
uno mar lebr l@ma4 uno berabge-
tommen. Sir adt Monate mor i'd
ni9t imiton6e gu arbeiten. Ser 500
idien 1obe auf meinen 6erien gu iein,
als ib Dor 6rei 8o9en beganr, 9r.
Sings SEEM 8iScoperD gu ncbmen.
ln6 es fat mir beoeuteno gebolfen.
IS tbl,t aIes, mas SIR oopon bean<
iprudt." SIR idtpad}e, mebe 2ungen,
bortnddigen &uiten, bebarrlide ST.
flatungen, @eiterfeit> Snfluen6a,
Mitbma, &eufieber ooer irgeno eine
SaIs= ooer 2ungenfranfbeit lit es un<
iibertrefflid. SOC uno $t.00. Ser
ludsflalde fret. @arantirt bon Der
Molitor @rug SO.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-22
@ans nmo sol.
anf sum &uapi sesen Die Iliesen,

Dit Sen eriten Strublen Der JrllD=
.Htaslonne taHdjen aub Itildel u10
Is.e4vn> pcrryi1 rerein5elt, m1eoer
at ulo mir begriibsn Tie 5llnad)lt
nit ei1er gepilen IreuoigteIt> Die
IL ober teiuesiau ueroienea. Mlr
agilieu bereits> DOB Miiden ullo JlIe-
asn nid)t llngetabrlid) lino ullo oab
gelunoteits lhaolide Mifrpfen
5urb Stid)e un0 ei1fad} ourd ibre
M:nwel euDeit iibertragen tonl1ell. Ne=
fonbers an Ser Gerbreitung pom epl=
>.nrild ouftwteuoen &ranfbeIten lit
be @ausfliege betbeillgt> lno oo mir
as in Ser Negel oieler Ibotlad)e ge=
4snuber nad}loliig perbnlten, lit es
notNpenoig, inumer wieoer auf ole
".obe 0efubr bin5uweiie1> Die ulls
6,lrd Sic Jliegen orobt, Sic tragel1
5~ortspabreuo cine Metge giftIger uno
4:fQbrlid)er Stofie nit lid) berunL lie
:uao gemiiiermaben Die Staten nnter
cen Snleften, uno pielnals gefa9r=
tc4er ols 0ieie, oo tie eben fllegel1
e55nuen. 3par braud)en nid)t oue
I.iegen nit &ronfbeitsitoffen belooen
III iein, audi folumt es untiirlid) bei
Ifebertragul,gen auf Sic Gnlpftn0lid-
lit ser Wenlden al1, ater n1oll beo=
G.d)te l11r u1al ullter einem 0ergro=
Iaruugsglale Sen SUP einer Jliege>
5er nit 5abaoien fnr5en flebrigen
4oriten belebt lit un0 Defenders oa5l&
nidaffen erideint, aaerba1o Stoffe
%9it3uGolte,1 un0 peiter3l,tragen. @el-
der 9(rt oieie Stoffe nun iiuo> braudt
nitt 1peiter er0rtert 31 wer0eu, 0a5u
e:ntmt, ooB sic Siege mal1dmal per=
f:djt> fire Jiibe 81 iau6ern> ali 10 0e11
a,lgeiommelten Sdmub a65ultretfen,
f. beoient iid oa5u unierer Ieler,
oser pas ibr gera0e i'll Sen Weg
Fomunt, SeoenfoQs erfor0ert es ser
Selbiterbalturgstrieb, oab mir uns
bseler lGitigen SSnieften griino1id ent=
t2oigen, rmo io0te idon jebt, no fire
f,abl nod fleil 1T, Ser aampf BON
;e0em uno iiberau a1fgenommen lDer=
belt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-22

NSfh 49, &IO-yj
feline idledten gigenibnften baben,
nls Oh bas in Der Natur irgenbtpp
porfame. Ger sseel fribt ouber ssSn-
ieften alh 5riid)te perldieoener Mrt,
Ser Maulmurf olrdmiiblt ben Boben
uno perunitaltet feline 0berflate burb
oie a1fgemorfenen @robaufben, unb
Die Spitmaus, Ser MON ionft pieueiht
gar nid)tsllebles nadiagen tnnn, mub
unter ibrer Mebnlihfeit NIT gepoba,=
lihen Maulen lei0en u1o miro MIR
besbalh bon Dem fur5iidtigen Men=
iden oft perfolgt uno getootet. Or.
Meloelle bat i'm Eoriier Cosmos Die
1ugenben ser Snieftenfreiie umter
ben Ibieren nod Sen @%epbuttungen
Der Natlrforl6er 5ulommengelteQt
nno felel1dtet.
Cine Ileoermols nimnlt in elmer
Mobl5eit Elm 1lrbenO Maif0fer 81
iib ulro per5ebrt ielbit in Ser gefar=
genlhaft mabreno zines Cages so
Meblmiirner ooer 100 Stubenflie=
gen. Mberoem ober tooten Ole Sic
oermduie obne 3meifel nob erheblih
mebr Snieftel1, olld lold)e BON itatt=
lider @roBe, oils lie ibrem Magen
einperleiben fonnen. Gle Maiuie per-
balten iih tros ibrer groBen @erihie=
benbeit in mefr ais elmer &inlibt dbn=
lih mie oie Jlebermauie. Muh 1ie ge=
fen po%r5lgsmeiie bel 3untelbeit auf
Sic Sago un6 lalien iih babel fait
auslhlieblih BON ibrem iiberaus fei=
men @eruh leiten, neil lire Mugen
flein uno idmoh iino. Mit ibrer
tleinen ipiben Sbnau5e Der teben iie
es, meit IN oen Nilan5enmuhs 6inein
81 taud)en uno oie Snieften iognr
aus tieferen @eriteden berp~or5ubolen.
llebrigens lit ibr @ebib bon Dem ser
ed)ten Mauie gang peridie6en, 10 bob
lie ibon ooran oils Sni%eftenfrelier gu
erfennen maren, i11oem mon lire
3Qbnc nur NIT 6em zines Maulmurfs
ooer zines Sgels gu oergleihen
Grau6t.
Sic 5biere lino ooh ober niht ba=
81 3d. 11ur fir SEN Weniden 5u ar
beitcn, uu1o MOI mub unter ibnen aue
1d}uBen, oie in Ser @auptiate gum
gortbeil oes Meniden gereiten. Am
ihmer1ten miro pieQei6t Ser Waul=
murf 81 %aQgemeiner Nnerfennung gu
bringen iein> obgleid er es nidt me-
niger per0ie1len miroe als Sic anoe=
rem id)on genannten 5biere. Gin
@artner miro niernals iiber Sic Mntpe=
lenbeit 1ablrei6er Waulpurfe in iei=
mem Yelittbum erfreut iein. Mls
Wernidter bon gngerlingen uno al
lerbono 2urpen i'm gr0reib lit er
aber uniibertroffen< unb er pertilgt
Don oielen in einem ein5igen Gage
erbeblib mebr, ais iein gan3es aor-
pergemidt betrdgt. Mun ioQte alio
feline SteQung 51 bieiem mie gu an
oeren 9bieren nid)t le0iglid bon gor-
liebe uno NnneiJung beitimmen lai-
len, lonbern bon pernMnftiger ueber=
legung fires Nubens.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-22
ANY FARMER OR GROWER MAY WIN THIS VALUABLE CUP
James Hill ofess $1,000 slerr Trophy Cup Best Wheat Raised in United States in 191- Exhibited
atAmercnI Land land Irrigation Exposition.

Last month this paper published an
account of the great Land Show to be
held in New York City on November
3 to IL, to get the most Industrious
New Yorkers-both Native Americans
and foreigners-out to the broad acres
of the country, away from the over
crowded, unhealthy cities, where work
is scarce and hard to find. Much has
been lone since then. The farmers all
over the country are going to try and
get that James j.. Hill cup away from
the Northwest. We must prevent this
by raising better wheat and must have
a big exhibit from this section-so that
we will not only have the best chance
to win this valuable 81 1000 Cup, but
that many of the New Workers. will
come to our section and buy land. We
need more good %neighbors and must help
boom this locality and also the Great
Northwest.
What You Must Do to Win This Cup.
The conditions are very simple and
easy and any farmer or grower in the
United States can easily compete for
this cup.
The trophy cup offered by James J..
Hill-Chairman of the Board of Direc-
tors of the Great Northern Railway
is Of silver and is valued at $1,000. It
is over five feet high and is deliberately
engraved. 1t will be presented-yours
to have and hold always-to the farmer
or grower in the United States who
exhibits the best 100 pounds of wheat
at the American Land and Irrigation
Exposition, which will be held at Mad
ison Square Garden, New York City,
November 3 to IL, l9ll.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-22

persons, stating these facts: That wheat
is exhibited only by actual grower. Total
yield per acre. Method of preparation
of land. Date and method of sowing
seed. Date of harvesting. What crops
were grown on land for three (3) years
previous.
Special Points.
The general appearance and weight of
the wheat-the trueness to variety and
type-will also govern the judges in
giving this great prize.
Farmers Get Busy.
It will be a great honor to you if you
can win this valuable cup. The value
of your farm will be greatly increased
you can sell all your wheat at fancy
prices for seed. Then, too, your neigh
bors will be proud of you-for the win
ming of this cup will advertise this
county-this state and our Great North
west. Don't let Canada or the South
west win this cup and get the honor
and advertising, which should belong to
this community and the Northwest for
raising the finest wheat in the world.
Do your part. Start now. If you
haven't received one of the handsome
leaflets issued by the Great Northern
Railway-which tells all about this prize
cup and also several other valuable cups
and cash prizes-which you can win,
write to-day to E. G. Leedy, General
immigration Agent of the Great North.
ern Railway, at Room No. lis, Great
Northern Building, St. Paul, Minnesota.
He will send you this leaf1et and also
tell you how to pack and where to ship
your grain. Write to-day. 1t may mean
a $1,000 prize cup or a $1,000 cash prize
for you.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-22
Mehmen sic 1880 BON 1911 un0

Sic baben 131. Sizes 5etgt sic 3abl
Ser Sabre a1,, mel6e 6orni's alpen=
frauter, Sos beriibmte 8rauter Sell
mittel, in 8ebrau9 gelpei en lit. SIT
es moglid, oaB cine @eoi5in 10 lange
Dor Sent @oIfe beiteben uno bon Sabr
gu Sabr in ser @unit anmadie11 font
tie, 1pel1n lie nidt @%er0ienite bon bober
geoeutung beiabe? nngleid a11oeren
fertiegeitellten Me6i5inen lit Ser M1=
penfrduter nidt in M%potbefern at ba=
ben, ionoern ourd 5pe5ial Mgenten,
ooer oireft BON Sen gigentbiimerl1,
81. &eter 6abrnep Ii. Sons &c., 10
-25 g. @opne Moe., Chicago, 81.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-22

Des Vinen @erIuit, 6es
Mn0eren @eminn. - s3mei
Nadbarn, Elm zimmerman un6 elm
@unoar5t, liefen BEL Sem @eldute ser
Sturmglode 5uglei6 aus ibren @al<
fern, nm gu ieben, no oas 6euer lei.
9lls tie an Sen Srt famen, fan6en tie
.oas @ous in ponen 6lammen. Ser
zimmerman iagte: ~Sebet, @err
Na6bar, mei1 @ei5en hibt idon!"
Bel oiei len @orten fiel ct iiber einen
Malaeritein uno bra4 Elm @ein. Ser
@lunoar5t e%rlpioerte: Limo meiner lit
idon refill"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-22
8unoessenonen bes Ganb,uirt9es.

Gle 1batigfeit oes 2an6mirt6es iit
eHl fortgeiebter aampf. @egen einen
%{einer &al,ptfeinoe, sic l1nglu,it 6es
WetterS, tann er iid ul1r 6l,rd fll,ge
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-22

@~oblm0gIi4. - @err: ~2o5
mub Sic bod redt angesriffen ba<
ben, Sodelbauer, mie SIR gauges
@duiel obgebrannt iit?1 - Bauer:
~ 8rennere par net 10 idredli'
g'welt, aba 3 Ausfragen bon 90 Gent
0armen!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-22

@elungen. = s6neioergebil-
fe: "Meiiter, ioa ih Sem @eoatteur
Sic &edmung nod ser 3eoaftion ooer
mad ieiner @obnung ienoen?" -
Meiiter: ~l1nbe6ingt mad ser @ob=
nung, oenn in Ser &eoaettion pare iie
eil1fa6 Iofort i'm 8apierforb!!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-22

- ~Ad, Ser 8orbar! Or bat mir Sen
aalbsi6legel unter Sic Naie oebal=
ten, Ben ib gera6e bate n%nbrennen
%laiie1, uno 90 muBte id idon gu mir
fomn1en"