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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-09-03
aaptcin Ole grnSe, Spfinber al

aaptcim Ole grnbe, Spfinoer al
administrator "urPo", meo bill
fen ban for otte aar iiben gioroe lin
bersmmelise Reiie oper atlanterba'
BET, par / minneapolis forleben Dag
noaIe elmer paa 8iennemreiie ira
Seattle til Often. Otter ct fort Se'
isg hos fin Saber, ears gruoe, |
@eor Iipcr npr Sibbing, Wtinn,,
refer ban til Iibtabula, Ohio, bpor
ban fol ioreitaa 9~psninsen at TO al
fine Rebningsboaoe for ct Heoert, for
bpilfet TO 5arteier / ben ienere Sto
er iporlsit fcripunbne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-09-03

sene -Heeorab.gonen- I'll sIaefninse %
Senner I SaniIeIanoet. - 1irsSaes 90 Jre'
eaasuoeabsa iciier $3.50: Sresassneeae'
aIens. $i.2s pr, slar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-09-03

Gn nanpittig Suloat polbte Sire.
oag apelb eft iarliet Rsre / ben lille
Shneiserbp Romansborn, bpor Der
MI bripes itore Seltlnanscrer. Sans
Hapn bar Sdmart5, og ban bsrte
biemme Der ! 9pen. s ct pluoieligt
@anpiosanfaIo sreb ban fit @eper
% bespnbte at ifpoe paa aae be Ser
ioner ban funoe faa Sigte paa ira
@inouet / lit gus. San orabte fire
% iaarebe ier. 9erpaa ~iorifaniebe
BON Jig bag garrifaoer. Sm apel'
BEN bIep Suiet meb Den gale Waro
omrinset. Yluoielig LOO ct Sfuo.
Solf troebe, at bet par Shtuart5,
iom MI bar paafGroe igieu, % be.
gpnbte / bib Sorifrnffeiie at ifpoe
paa binanben inobprbes, inotil nof
IL Wanb lao iaaret pua 8alplao.
ien. timber oenne Soruirrins une'
fom imiolertib Sdpart5 os flpete.
be tilifoss, buor ban enonu er paa
Sriiob.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-09-03

"Spcr sGpne". gn iremtr9oenSe
norit arbeiberIcber ira San Sron.
cisco, 6. Z. Wortpn, bar iammen
meb en- anoen Irbeiberleoer operiat
9iernions "Sper sgpne" til cnaeIif
oe bor Ill Seniiet of nosipe goaen
UNDER Sitelen "@epono Suman 80.
lper". Gen ifal benpttes til at sisre
propaganda for Irbeioerbep9sclien
/ amerita. goeen blep uplig ppI9it
peo ct Iiter9rt- Msoe i
Nem 9orf % sioroe ct mpgtist SnS.
trpf paa De SiIlteoepGrcnoe. Mr.
Morton err Ell al De arbeioerIebere,
iom err unber 1iltole | indianapolis
i Sorbinbelie meo Wtcgtamara.Sa
gen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-09-03
aanfas Gttn Qpeamarfts.
Cmaha 3pG9utarfeo.

eisur 9th
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-09-03

Srplup. MiiS Caroline Seltne
og ). ". Solpif bIep ben tSbe IiIeuii
pateuiet / @ruoeus SorGlores Siem
/ 9afe MillS, SSa. 9aaoc 9ruo %
Srlbgom er 8raouenter ira Ct,
SIoi College, % be9ge bar oaiao
pGret 2Grere peb Stolen. Mr. Sol
nif bar tiIbra9t 10 Iar / Horge, bnor
han hor hsrt SorelPsninger peb Sri.
itiauia llniperiitet, 90 bar f%orfattei
to 9prebsger i Iorif. San bar on
ta9et IuiGtteIic iom Serer peo Bal
oorf College / 6oreit Gitp for fom'
menbe StoIeaar oa Mrs, Solpif bar
cpcrtoget en- 2prerpoit i Mhiiif bee
iamme Sfole.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-09-03

Sra WarOffo. Sranifmenoene Ter
no til at ifulle iaa Senoerne fuloe
/ Waroffo. Den npe Sronfraper.
WhIlai Sibba, bar pitt iia at bore
en- baaoe meetis % farlis Moo.
itanoer, og M bar ban openifisbet
iat iig fait / Warafeib eaer Warof-
fl Gin. Sans Selo bar baot oet
@irfnins paa 9efolfninsen, at ale
Brooinier MI 'ienoer bam Joriterf.
ninger o. Bropiant os 8aaben fort
pef. Sranifmenbene bar enonu life
pcpet at ansribe bans Sopeoitprfe,
% De bespnber M at inbie. at BET
blir ct Iise iaa tent os ieist ar.
beibe at bli Serre % Weiter / Wea.
roffo, iom bet par i alaier.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-09-03
era uolanoet.

Ten brittle Arme bar ~ioranital.
tet en- itsrre Slppefonfrrrance, bpor.
til Slppere of ale Nationaliteter %
Maifiner al ale Sabrifater bapbe
absang. 9. s. @obp, en- ameri.
faner, Der er naturaliieret iom en-
geIit gorger, ~tilfienotes fsrite Bris,
$4,000. Sun trugte en- giplone
0oOaffer) af esen aonitruftion
en- Sranifmano, 9aiperousiin, bandit
anoen 4r9mie, $4,000. Sau
bruste en- Monoplan eno9ffer), Ii
geIebes al esen a%onitruftion. Ntr.
Goop BANDIT osiaa fsrite Rris / en-
aonfurrance for brittle 8orgere
Oct bar 5000 mere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-09-03
0rifsr paa Ghteaap Hsrs.
0outaatyoIa Gbieaos.

Sstsesritsn I tsrRieutse sssr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-09-03
Stalienfe % tprfife Delegate,

Stalienife % tprfiife SeIesater
bar / oct ienere peret iamlet /
Shnei5 til en- rent uofficiel "SrebS.
aonperiution". Wen / De iibite Do
&c ifal De baue fisrt fig iait, ibet
Stalien iororer, at Eprfiet nben pi.
bere tr9ffer fine trooper no al
Sibpen. 0erimoo bill Stalien rsm-
me De inotaene Ger / sgs9erbapet,
betale Sprfiet en- itor @ritatnins for
Sripolis os anerfienoe ben tprfiife
Sultans relisisie autoritet ODER
Sripolis. Wen 1prfiet bill life sipe
fig paa Spsrgsmaalet ON 2ibpen
og iaaleoes itaar oa ltnberbanolin.
serne i Stampe for 9iebliffet.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-29

the greatest march OF tourists ever
seen upon the sunset side of the great
Mississippi valley,
we concentrated on the appeal
See America First the result was
that fully half as many tourists went
To Glacier park In the second year OF
It's existence as visited Yellowstone.
the oldest park In Uncle Sans group"
The See America First" day of the
congress closed at Saltair tonight
with the adoption of IA resolution pre-
scented by A. l.. Sommers of Tacoma,
Wash. asking that the president Of
the United States issue Il proclama :
tlon each year setting aside one day
To be known as See America First
day.
The resolution also asks that tn.
preachers and ministers of all crecds
touch on this topic at least once each
year and that all public schools TAX,
up the subject
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-29
BORDEN SQUELCHES
SUFFRAGETTES
CANADIAN PREMIER SAYS NE
HAS NO POWER TO INTRODUCE
MEASURE IN PARLIAMENT.

London, Aug. 2s.--The Canadian
premier. Robert l.. Borden, whon he
faced the suffragcttes for the first
time today. told them emphatically
he had no power to introduce a gem
eral measure of suffrage for women
In the Dominion of Canada and that
no threats of employing militant
methods would have any influence on
him.
The delegation Of the Womcn's So
cial aud Political union was intro
duced by Miss Barratt. She stated
that their chief object was to ask the
Canadian premier II he intended on
his return to the Dominion, TO intro
duce n government measure for the
enfranehisement of women She de-
MED that the Wonen's Social and Po-
litical union was considering a cam
paign to advise intending emigMnts to
go to Australia and New Zealand
rather than to Canada.
ON Mr.. Borden's reply. she said.
would depend the advice that the
Womens Social ana Political union
would give It's Canadian members
and also the possibility of n militant
agitation In canada
MIR. Borden was very ,Vplicit In
stating that he had no power and no
intention OF introducing into the Do
minion parliament n measure for the
enfrlnchsemcnt of women. The
question OF the franchise he said. de-
volved entirely On thu nine provincial
legislatures and the Dominion parlia-
ment had no power tn pass such leg
islation. Mr.. Borden concluded:
Il should like TO say with all re-
spect, think the Canadian women are
capable of judging for themselves In
this matter No suggestion OF the
employment of methods Of any kind
viii have the slightest influence"
| Mr. Borden later In the day re-
ceived n deputation of members OF tn,
anti suffrage leiguc which congratu-
lated him on holding his ground
against the Women's Social and Po-
litical union.
Mr.. Borden said he had no com
plant to make against the presenta
tion of the cases of the Women's So
cial and Political union. except the
suggestion implying n threat OF thu
Introduction into Canada of militant
tactics.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-29
Progressive Speakers.


Chicago. Aug. Ex-senator Dixon of
Montana made public today partial
list of speakers who Will carry
the progressive party's propaganda
through the country on extended
stumping tours II was said that the
progressive campaign would be one of
the most extensive ever undertaken In
American political annals.
The names OF progressive speakers
today were:
Former Senator Beyeridge OF In
diana: Senator Clapp Of Minnesota: (:
Senator Poindexetr of Washington.
Senator Crawford of South Dakota,
Senator Bristow OF Kansas. Congress-
man Norris OF Nebraska. Hamlin Gar
land. the writer. and william Allen
White. Kansas editor.
Among former democrats who will
take the stump for the progressive
party are Bourke Cochran of New
York and former Governor Garvin OF
Rhode Island.
II. was said Colonel Roosevelt would
make four five-minute speeches while
crossing southern Illinois on his way
t. st. Louis, September g.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-29

He has arranged system of drafts
and the Introduction of lee cooled air
which have lowered the temperature to
"a comfortable degree. AS this arrange
ment Is now general In theaters there
Is no reason why II should not become
more frequent In churches.
The Sunday school work of n church
becomes complicated during the sum-
mer because Of the great falling off
In attendance. This Is especially true
OF the older girls and boys, who. when
they drop off in warm weather. are
often unlike To attend again In the fall.
For this reason additional pains must
be taken to interest them Some
teachers have found It possible to hold
their classes In the open air. perhaps
under a shady tree and possibly in ad-
dition to the regular lesson TO intro
duce some phase OF nature work that
would develop an active interest with
out conflicting with the real purpose
Of the class.
Volumes might be written about the
neglected children Of the rich so far
as religious instruction goes and one
Sunday school at Narragansett Pier
has given attention to this subject. The
teachers make an effort to gather In
the little folks from nurses and gov
ernesses. who usually are only too glad
to be relieved for an hour or two. Last
year some of these classes were held
out OF doors and some inside the
church building which was comfort
| ably cool. Many of these little folks
having every luxury that money car
pay for. yet had never been inside of a
Sunday school and had practically NJ
religious instruction. To them tho
Bible stories. as told by these teachers
possessed a fascination they would moi
have held for the poorer child whd
perhaps might have heard them first
at his mothers knee. This sort OF mis-.
sionary work to the rich children o.
the country has brought more thar
one embryo millionaire into attend.
ance upon the city Sunday school whel
he returned In the winter.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-29
SEE AMERICA FIRST
IS SLOGAN
CONTINUED From Page One)

ing; more liberal administration of
forest and other reserves and further
harbor and inter- coastal traffic Inn
provements on the gulf coast.
A report rendered by the committee
on fire waste indicated that the mem
bers had tracked the red -tongued
demon to his lair. Finding that so
per cent OF the fires In this country
are due to carelessness. they had out
lined course Of education for chill
dren and grownups through schools
and newspapers and posters which was
submitted to the congress. They
also laid stress on holidays, set apart
In some states for removing inflam-
mable rubbish.
The following vice presidents have
been elected by the various states:
Arizona, John Orme; California,
George c. !Pardee; Nevada. Frank Lee;
New Mexico. W.. G. McDonald; Utah.
John Dern; Washington, y. A. Crowl
Mr.. Hill's speech In part read:
I'D like to see congress wake up to
the patriotic necessity of advertising
the scenic beauties and national won
ders that are scattered throughout
Uncle Sans domain. What's the
matter with beginning by producing
pictures OF these wonders upon post
age stamps?
There is an innate patriotism In
the American that Is impulsively re-
sponsiye to all timely appeals, Tho
latest and most striking proof has
come from the See America First
slogan which this year has started
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-29
NEED MARINE OFFICERS.

Washington. Aug. 2S.-Scarclty OF
officers I'm the marine corps has led
the navy department to appoint spe-
clal examining boards to investigate
and pass upon candidates for second
lieutenants. II is announced that this.
board will sit In Washington and
probably at San Francisco on Oc-
tober 2.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-29
RUSSIAN EDITOR BURIED.

81. Petersburg. Aug. 2s.-The fune-
raj of Alexis Suyorin. editor and pro.
prietor of the Novoe Vremya. who
died August "a, was held yesteruu,
with imposing ceremonies. Immense
crowds attended the services. A spe-
cial train of II cars, which carried the
coffin to the cemetery. was loaded
with 1000 wreaths.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-29

Newport, Aug. 2S.-Miss Inez Mil
holland. the suffrage leader. was tho
guest of honor last night NJ II ball
given by Mrs Oliver II. L. Belmont at
Eastons beach. the pavilion ana other
buildings on the water front being
gorgeously decorated for the event.
About $50 of the younger society set
were present.
In addition to the dancing the young
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-29

people were entertained with merry
go-round and other novel features.
A midnight supper cooked on the
beach. was served at small tables by
yo,ing women In white.
just before the opening Of the ball.
jack MCGEE. "A Boston aviator, land
ed at the beach and handed Mrs. Bel
mont small yellow flag bearing the
words Votes for Women
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-29
CUTTLEF|SH HAS
LOST HIS SEAT
CONTINUED From I-age One)

believed II Mould be all To his advant-
age after a month or two
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-07-25
Gin 9mtes 3ei1em.

Sn Semi am 80. sunni SIT gn0e ge=
gangenen 6isfaljabr lino 726,045
giman5erer i'm Seem Dorfer Safen
gelan0et, etma 5lpantigtauienS meni=
ger als int Sabre oorber. @ie groB
Sic 3ahl Ser R%iidman0erer gemei en
lit, fat ii6 gertau noeb niht feltitenen
laiien, aber iebr groB lit lie niht ge=
meIen. Se0enfaas fann mani at1neb=
men, oaB Ser refine 8eb0lferungs5u=
mods iiber Seem Sort reidlid cine
halbe Mil1ton Menid1en betragen bat.
Sir SEN Stan6 6es 8irtbidoftslebens
lit sos Elm gutes 3eiden. Grfabrungs=
mdBig itebt un6 fdlt sic ginmnnoe-
rurrg NIT Sem mirthlhaftIihen 8aro=
meter oes 2an6es; iie fdl1t, tpenr Tie
berfIuB an fletBtgen 6arben porbon-
Sen 1T, un6 iteigt, tpenn bas 2ano
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-07-25

leitigl1g Ser 8elda!tslperre int Se=
nut erbeblit gebenert. SIM nat1o=
nalen l~lnterbauie fat man lth enolld]
oubin geeinigt, Sic pom oenotrat1-
ld,en1 @urtle angenommenen beloen
Surifporlugerl, Ste @ol= unD Die
3l1derbia iomie Sic 9lf5ilelteaer=sta
in oileer @oGe sur 4%bitimml1g SIT
bringer, l110 man bat oa5u fir jeoe
Sid einen Ser orei lesten Gage Der
@ote beltimmt. Sic 0enofratel1
bo6en alio ibren 3ued erreidt, men11
lie altdp nidt al1f Ste @l1t6eiBurg Der
orei e%rm1bnten &orlagen 0e5 Senats
rehnen. gs lit Sen Gen1ofraten Dor
aaem ourum 5u tba1n, in Ser @ahl=
campug11e auf fire @altu1g betrer1s
Ser Sarifrepiiton, uuf Ibre IN ole1er
SinIid;t int Snterelie Ser ii6erbilrOeter
Son iunenteu genad)ten M%nltrenglt1=
geu inns Ste ableb1renoe @altMng Ser
&epublifaner, fire Stearagnabn1e 5l1
@unlten Ser ugeId)iIrten Snterelie1"
binmeiien 51 f0nne11.
@a6ren0 Ser gan5en, nun boffett=
lid, ibrem MbldluB naben erl item re-
g%e[mdBige1 Siel1ng SEES go. &ongreI=
les botten es ia Sic @eiebgeber beioer
Eorteien arf nihts anoeres abgele=
ben, ols fir iih ielbI it uno fire Nor=
tel ooer 6aftion politiid5es &apital 5u
1dlogen. l1no 0ieies 9eltreben tit es
audi, mas lie 10 latge in Ser S1noes=
bol1ptlto0t 5uriidgehalten fat. se=
fonntlih botten Sic Genofraten ldor1
oomit georobt, Ste @ertog1ng Bis
September sr peridieben, fals ote re-
publifaniite Mehrbeit Oes Senuts If
men betreffs Mbitimmltng ilber Bic orel
@ia5 niht piGfd6rig lei. Sn 9tn=
litt ouf Sic notbmen0iger @etie nod
i1 erle0igen0en 6%ril1ge11oen 8eihafte
huben Sic &epublifuner iih gum 9ead~
geben peritumben, lt.lo Size 9emofra=
ten, o6gleih lie ser Nniidt iino, SoB
fire @or[ugen nieSergeittmmt mer0en,
freltelt ii6 fires Sieges.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-07-25
Stride ,tmo io5iale Seme=
9mmg.

2lop0 George, Ser proteitantfide
Sdabfan5ler @nglur6s, etn po(ttilh
@a6ifaler, fat iid in einem Snteroierp
gegeniiber Sent 9on5oner 8ertreter
Ser @iener uMeuen 6reten &reiie"
aud iber sic l%o5ialc 8etpegung Ser
@egentpart gedu Bert u,1S earin II, q.
geiagt:
vSSdb bulte sic Mitmirfu1g 0es Mit=
telitan6es, ser @oblaaben0en, &etden
un6 MiGionare, fur5, Ser b%eitben5en
&Iaiien iiberbaupt, ami @erfe ser 10.
5ialen Degeneration fir urerlablid
notbmenoig. 06ne Sieie Mitpirfung
funn 0us @erf fau1lt ge6eiben. Sic
lit notbmen0ig int Sntereiie Ser or
beiter6en @laiie ielbit. 9ieie Mit=
pirfung 0arf ntdt alriidgeitoben, lie
fann ober nu9 niht er5mungen tper-
Sen. Sbre @orausi ebung tit, 6aB 0as
lo5iale @emiifen Ser @eiiten6en ge=
meft un6 ma9 erbalten tperSe. Dtele
Mufgabe fom1mt Dor n1em ser @elt-
gion, ser Stride 5u. Muf SEM &onti'
merit ifeint Ser 8ormGrtsmarid ser
0en1ofratie iid pielfad abietts ser
@irden, mo ni6t gar gegen Sic Sir
fer 3u bon5ieben. Sn @%roBbritan-
MEN lit 6os nidt Ser Sal, nno i6
miir6e es tief be5auern, menn 5orin
cine Menoerung eintrdte.
Sin midtigen @er5epunften unie.
rer @eididte fins e6le Erieiter int
Sntereiie oes arnter unS gefnedteten
@olfes aufgetreten. SIM Mittelalter
NOR Sic Stride sic ein5tge 6offn1tng
Ser ltnter6riidten. 9ie Stride -
5ieles @ort in ei1em coqeftipen Sinn
genommen - lit nod beute Sic gr0Bte
permonente Madt I'M 9an6e. Sic
pragt Sic moralti6en @ertbe, lie fir-
iert sic SSeale 6es golfes in aaen
Mngelegenbeiten oes priDaten uno of-
fentliden 2ebens. I'M ere beuttget1
&irden iuden ibrer io5ialen Mufgobe
gere9t 5u merOen.
SIMMER mebr 5eigen lie &%eritdt10niB
fir Sic Muigabe; 6os @emiiien Ser
8eiibenSen ma%d5uritteln. Ni6t bloB
sl1m in0ipi0uellen @obltbltn, - Sic
bloBe Gbnritas geniigt nidt mebr -
lon5ern sur @rfenntniB i6rer i%o5iolen
g flihten."
go reSet ein engliider Minilfer,
ein confelIioneler Troteit ant Inns po=
litiid &%a5ifaler, ser aud io5ial tart
ra6 linfs netgt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-07-25
@a5 Qltmerifa 1T:
oct.

SON SEN ltnium1nen an 8irtb=
iduftsmert6en, Sic Mmerifa iabraus
iabrein p%ergeuoet, maht man itd,
falun einen 8egriff. @erednete 0od
Tranf Soc tier lit Ser 3eitldrift
u@orlos @orf" Sic Sun1me oteler
peridmen6eten @ertbe ol1f Sic @leinig=
felt BON 5ebn Miqtaroen Collars pro
Sabr. @4loer. @oblenihabe, @oIier=
frGfte, fur5 ane materieqen Mtttel 0es
ermerbstbatigen 9e6ens meroen TT
Sem 2an0e ser ifpn1uen gntihlulle
un6 groB5iigigen S0ecn int elmer @et-
lie peridmen5et, Sic ii6 fetnen Oeut
linn Sic @l1nit SEES metien MaB5oltens
uno Sic 9tfiiiidiiht olti Sic &egeGn Ser
@irt6ifoftslebre fiimmert. 9os
9eudtgas, meldes ie0es Sabr nubloS
perihmen6et mir0, miiroe beiiptels=
meiie ol1sreiden, aQe Sta0te Ser Ser
einigten staaten, 0eren ginmohner=
suhI 100000 iiberitetgt, tagbeu SIT er=
Ieuhten, inns 5ubet miir6e no6 Elm
9rittel Ser perbraltthten aohle fir
@raftbetriebs5mede iibrig bleiben.
MajGhrlih berur io6jen ferner Sic
@al0br1nSe einen SdnSen. Ser int
Iurfihnitt a1f 80 MiIionen Collars
slt berehnen lit. Sic lteberIdpem=
m1ngen, Sic 0urb ein oerniinftiges
1eudipitem 5um gruBen Sbeil per-
hin0ert mer0en f0nnten, bringen mel
terbin enorme Gerll1te.
Gin fleines be5eihnen0es geilpiel
fir Sic Sorgloiigfeit, sic inn amerifa=
nilten Standardization gang uno
gGbe lit, bietet Sic Sbutiade, 0aB az
lein inn gierban0el 5as MationolDer=
m0gen cine SabresclnbuBe BON 40
MiQionen Collars erEei0et, ein Ser
luit, ser in ser @aupt'ahe auf Sic ge=
ldd0igung Ser ldledt oerpadten Ger
ouf Sent transport 5urid5ufiibren lit.
.ltnS Ser gleide oerbdngniBDolle 2eidt=
linn, Ser SEN @irfbidaHSbetrteb
fenn5eihnet, fommt audi in Ser Sorg=
lo1igfeit gum M1tsorud, sic man nit
@e5ug auf sic @erthatng 6es Wen=
idenlebers an SEN Sag legt. 9ie $50
Ser omen, Sic 6ur9idnittlih in Seem
Sort uls 0pfer 5es 8erfehrs fanen
- nn0 in Sen dp1pren St00ter Ser
Union lit oos 3ablanperbGltniB 6as
glei6e - Sic 1866 Spfer BON Grit
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-07-25

Mangel an Mrbeitstraften fat. @e=
gentpartig bat es Mangel. Ser Sta6l=
truit aQein f0nnte fiinftaui en0 Mrbei=
ter Iofort eil1iteler, menn lie SIT baben
maren. Mu6 sic uaab6angigen 81
ier= uno Stablmerfe flagen ii6er emf
pfinolihe 2iifen in !brem Mrbeiter=
per onal. Die gleiden &lagen font
men aus SEN &reile Ell ser Mutonobil=
uno M06elin0uitrie, inns 5uperlallige
Shabungen geben 0abin, 0aB runo
fiinf5igtaulen0 Mrbeiter 1T Ser ST.
ouitrie Ses 9anSes nuf Ser Stelle un=
terge6radt merSen f0nnten. sln0ere
Momente, Sic auf etne giinitige gnt=
midelrng Ses @irtbi6aftslebens
idlieben lallen, fomnten bin5u. Die
3ubl Ser miiBig altf SEN @eleiien lte=
henoen 6rahtmaggons bat lid III
iiinaiter 3eit INNER mebr o%erringert,
u1t0 lie meiter Sic grnte fortidrettet,
eII oeIo 9rDBeres 0eiuJuII lueluell upe
giien6abren mahen. Srob Ser gin=
6llBelr, sic ser grtrug 0es @inter=
pei5ens infolge ungiinitigen 6rub=
iabrs erlitter bat, ermartet man nit
ginidluB Ses Sommermei5ens eine
gr0Bere @ei5enernte als 0as lette
Sabr lie gebra6t fat. elu6 Ser StanS
Ser Maisfel0er peripridt cine reid=
life Grnte, l1no aGes in aqem fann
man auf Elm gelegnetes Sabr rehnen.
Cine quite grnte uno cine Der tdn0ige
4raiiSe1tenipobl aber lit aues, mas
oas 2anS brnltdt, ltm Ser iid ii6er=
ali oor6ereiten0en rel1en Nroiperitats=
dra sum Gurdybruh SIT oerbelfen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-07-25
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5en 5our in l1m(allf gelebt per6en.
Cine eigene Musgabe bieies @erfe5,
%gebun0en in 2einman0, 5as 5u einem
duBerit popularen Hreile obgegeben
miro, mur0e fir ausi6lieBliden &C.
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lismus balten unS feine Shriften ge-
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a~uf5uite1en pernadldiligen.
Tim unieren fatb. @ereinen Ste
Motbmenoigfeit gemeiniamer Action
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io5ialiitiider Sbdtisfeit angefIbrt
merSen. Sn Sen [ebten Monaten fat
Sos rNatioral Socieliit 9pceum gu-
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@iter urS 3eitl6riften lit @erbin-
0ung nit leinen &e0e=Guri en abge=
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ban0, ser iih einen CIR us iidern
moate, perpfliftete itd, menigltens
$500 mertb gintrittsfarten 5u ne6z
men, sic fir 81 pro stud perfa11ft
mur6en. SeSe 4arte geitattete Sem
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0a5 io5ialiltiiGe @ureau) uno gus
ibm fer1er Mnlprud auf sdriTten I'M
getroge bon 81. Sic 5as gureal
ebenfals itelIte. ga sum- 1penigiten5
400 6ieier Gurie arrangirt muroen,
murSen iomit auf 5ieie @eile $500.
600 1pertb @iider unS 3eitdriften
berfouft Il.
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Sic Mrbeit elmer ein5tgen Mbtbeilung
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beginnt man SEN ltmfarg Ser ber=
6erbli6en N%ropagu1;0a gu erfennen.
Gas u9pceum gurealt" mfrs Sic Be-
gon11ene Mrbeit IN Ser ndhiten Sai.
ion tpeiterfiibren, MIR nod 1T groBe'
rent WaBe.