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Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-12

Perhaps you'll think this is rather abstract and remote from everyday farm life. Before you finally decide that way and skip to another part of the paper, please set your own per fectly good and handy brains to work tor a minute or two, and see if it hasn't any personal application. Don't take up the dispute you chance to be en- gaged in, just now. You're probably too prejudiced and partisan on that to make 1t possible for you to see both sides, no matter how honestly you try. But hark back couple of years to your last sqaubble with a nefghbor over the line fences, or the incur sions of his cattle, or your separate rights in the brook that flows from you to him. Or your one-time disa- greement over a site for the new school house ;or your famous debate over the relative merits of Single comb Leghorns and Rhode Island Reds;-or any other earthly thing you've argued and got mad about. Think back to some of those old rn-out disputes and see if you can't discover that the other fellow had at least leg to stand on, after all. See if you can't in measure put yourself in his place long enough to get his point of view. If you can do this, I'll bet a good doughnut against a cider apple, that you'll admit to your self that the row was, after all, less about real things than about the names of things. If one can only do ttihis sort of historical review of him. self ,once in a while it tends to a de- velopment of the virtue of humanity. It also helps a good deal to mollify the heat of the next contest.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-12
POINTS OF VIEW MAKE THE DIFFERENCES

in garden, when possible, and it is our frequent custom, after picking row as clean as we can on a south ward trip, to turn round and pick that same row back, heading the other way. We get a good many extra quarts that way, in a season. You see the light falls differently; the openings between the thick leaves are different; pods which were completly hidden from the south facing eye stick them selves into plain sight like sore thumbs before the north-facing eye.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-12

We farmers, more than other people in the world, are inclined to dogma tism and wiifulness It's largely due to the conditions of our lives. A man can't be supreme and irresponsible boss, even of a flock of sheep, with out developing tendency to bossism in other directions. He can't be re- stricted to the study and management of one farm without coming to feel that other farms must need about these same kind of handling. Tho man who is set down onfa piece of land and re- quired to make a farm from 1t with his own hands and out of his own head, is very likely, after he has sue ceeded, to think that his way was the right and only way. Nor is it un- natural that the farmer who has all his life been compelled to make the most of every little thing should, oc- caslonally, scrape mighty close to the line which divides his rights from thise of his neighbor.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-12

Now, whether his definition of "co- operation" is the correct one or wheth- CT mine is, the non -committal diction- ary didn't make clear, when appealed to- And both of us are so settled and fixed in our occupations that neither one could bring the other round to ac- cepting his own definition. Conse- quently we shall continue to stand at pitchfolk points against each other. The only pleasant thing about 1t is that both dc US came to see. at last, how wholly our dispute was over words-not over ideals and aspira- tions.
 Therefore, we mutually decided that it wasn't worth while to get hot in the collar over g. mere arrangement of the alphabet. Sometimes, we used to get a little irritated with each other, be- cause each thought the other was um- reasonable, not to say cranky. Now that we know our differences are, after all only those between Tweedelum and Tweediedee, we are in no further danger of losing our tempers. And that's one good thing, anyway
Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-12

furthermore, the man who can train himself to looking at every subject, no matter how personal from both sides and all sides, from the stand point of his critic or his opponent as well as from his own,-that man will occasionally find that the other fellow isn't so thick-headed nor so pig head ed after all.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-12

once met girl in blackberry thicket. We had been picking towards each other and finally came face to face. She wasn't a very pretty girl, so I didn't stop. I'm about as plain looking as they make 'em,-so she didn't stop. We just grinned at each other and went on, she into my track and I into hers. What luck she had, after that, I don't know, but I had practically just as good picking from the bushes she had pushed before her, when I strengthened them up the oth- CT way, as had had in the untouched thicket. She probably wasn't an ex perienced berry picker, nor as thorough, workwoman as might be, But then, we're none of us perfect pickers, whether in a berry patch or in life, and few of us, expert work men or workwomen. You know quite well that I'm not: and I've sort of sneaking suspicion that you aren't, either. We must take people as they are, with all their imperfections on their heads. and get along with them the best we can.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-12

CWritten Specially for The Bulletin.)
 think it has been said,-if it hasn't, it ought to have been,-that most or our disputes are about mere words. It's curious how many different things dtf- ferent people mean when they use the same terms.
 For instance, when talk about "co- operation" I mean certain method of action which is perfectly clear in my mind. It is so clear and so lfmpdd, it's aims and it's processes are so sim pie and so reasonable, it's object is so manifestly mutual good. that can't see for the life of me, why the whole farming population of the United States doesn't go for it like a hungry horse going for oats. But the other day friend who is opposed to coop eration explained to me at some length why he took that stand. Whereupon found that the thing he meant by 'co- operation wasn't at all the same thing I meant by the same word:-no more like 1t than a dun COW is like q buf- falo bull.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-12

It's astonishing how differently the same thing looks to anyone when seen from the other side. Pm not referring, now, to that famous black and white shield of the Stony brook. I'm think of the rows of green peas and pole beans Hank and I pick. They run north and south, as all rows should
Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-12

One plan which helps greatly in this process of getting along with oth- CT folks is that of trying to understand them before we abuse them. If we could only put ourselves in the other fellows place! Of course we can none of us do that, completely. The normal visioned man can't ever expect to see the world as his squint-eyed neigh bor sees it;-he isn't built that way. But we can all of us do something along that line. We may not want to adopt 1t, but knowing it will help us greatly in getting along with him, so long as he holds 1t. We shall know how to get at him or get around him. Without having to call out the troops and raise the dust of battle, either
Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-12

BridaePert.-Philip Sheridan assem- bly fourth degree Knights of Colum- bus. of Bridgeport, offers handsome flag to the pupil of any of the paro- chial schools of the city fer the best composition or essay on the life of Christopher Columbus.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-12

The only thing that know of which never misunderstood and dispute over is a sum in simple addition. You never heard two arithmeticians quar- relling about what 1.-Two" means or whether Two and Two make Four. This, for the simple reason that 1.-TWO" always and everywhere and to every body means exactly the same thing. and because Two and Two always and to everybody make Four. Never three nor five; nor even four and a quarter; just plain Four. That's why mathema- ticians generally live long and die hap py. They spend their lives among the immutable signs of universally c0mprehended exactitude. They haven't any chance to misunderstood each other and so don't wear off the edges of life by constantly getting mad over words.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-01

entidie0en fat, sob Die Mnorbnnngen
ser &ommiiiion enogiiltig iino, miro
nit Dem @eieb beabiidtigt, Ole @nt-
ideioung m%lf5ubeben. Damit mir
Sc ser alte 3ultan0 pie5er eingefibrt,
6ob sic 8efeble ser &ommiiiion olt=
Ser &raft treter, Biz sic @eri6te 6as
lebte @ort geiprod)en boben, mas ct
mo fiiarf Sabre oauert, nmo in 5iel em
53eitnaum iin6 sic &onfurrenten aus
oem @ege gera1rmt. Ser Sol3trult
fat es 10 eilig, 6aB er oas betrefferoe
@eleb in beioen Sal'iern fat in glei=
der 3eit einreiden loiien, morous
gu erieben lit; 6aB es oen Sntereiien
an ergebcnen Oicnern in beioen Sall=
fern ni9t febQt. Sebt aber, % Die
Mbfidt aufgeoedt 1T, miro oos @eieb
pabrideinli6 nidt ange1tommen mer=
Sen. Muf ieoen SaQ iteM oos geto
5es Y%ralioenten nod Ser 5ade i'm
@ege.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-01
taotsNemi9feitem

- Gon bier Monate tangent 2ei=
sen, Sos 0ur6 @ebirneint5iin0ung
peranlabt muroe, lit Srau 8. 81. &or=
ter lebten 6rettag Mben0 int ct. &a=
pboels @oipital 6ur6 Sen 500 erloit
mor6en. Die &eritorbene, friibere 60
ia &epnol6s, mur6e Dor 81 Sabren
int 5taate Seem Sort geboren, bon mo-
ite als 5epet Sabre altes &in5 nit SEN
@ltern nah ct. @lou6 fam un0 ieit=
0em bier ibr ununterbro9enes &eim
batte. @or adt Sabren p%erbeiratbete
ite fi9 NIT 8. 81. &orter, Dem fie 3pei
&naben un6 Elm Ma0den als 8fano
zines frie6liben @belebens binterlaBt.
Mit 6ieien beflagt sic Mutter, Grm1
8ert 6. &amlin, Sen 500 ser Godter.
Die 2eide muroe in &amlin's &eii,
6en5 an 6. Mbe. iii6li6 gebabrt uno
@onntag @admittag bon BORT aus be-
er6igt.
- @ir be3ablen bier Bro5ent an
3eitoepoiiten. Tarmers State 8anf
Of ct. @lou6. Minr. 16ba
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-01
gu anoerer Stelle erldeint Gin

III ullUtltI SISut ~SAIuDStNA W."
8rief 6es Mdtb. Sam. %. 2apler bon
ct. Saul, meldem, 90 er alS @an=
6ibot fir 5os @un6esienatorenamt
Dor sem @olfe itebt. in beridie0e1en
3eitl1ngen, 0eren @erausgeber iid
blin0Iings, pbne iid aud MIR int Sc
ringitcn nm Sic Woblfabrt ibrer Mit=
meniden gu fimmern, ser 9emofra=
tie Deri6rieben baben, ieiner Stenung
tpege1, sic er Dor Sabren. bem Bra=
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 8rpan megen
Ser Is 5n 1 Srage un0 Dor 5mei Sab=
rem Sem @ouberneursfan0ioaten
@rop ser County = Option Sra
ge megen einnabm, ser unge=
redtfertigte 8ormurf gemadt miro,
er lei fem getreuer 9emofrat.
Sn ienem 8riefe befennt ft6 Serr
2atpler ols edten Demofrat un6 be-
meiit, SOB mani i'm I'M stoat @inne-
ioto ftets uls folden geebrt un1 ibm
6as gr0Bte 3utra1en eeidenft bot.
Serr 9atpler fat iid ntdt MIR als
g%etreuer M11bGnger ser 6emofrotiIfen
Bartei hetp6brt, ior6ern in an(en Inn
onpertrouten polittiden @breniteQen
6os golf in fdbieer @eiie bertreten.
Ct lit SEN Deutih Entertainment tpob1=
betannt ols Elm to5eIoier &diimpfer fit
@abrbeit 11rr6 @edt i'm Sntereiie bes
@olfes un6 ge9en ale 8obberri6oft
un6 Bortei=3 @r lit i'm
mabren Gimme 6es @ortes ELM re6li=
der, tidttger @olfsmonr, elm Manm,
6eiien @ort 10 gut lit mie Elm 8on6,
elm Motrn, ser Sic 8e6iirfntiie 3es
Staotes griinoIi6 fennt, elm Mann,
ser liberal lit rrpo sizes itets bepieie len
Fat; Elm 1oIder Manr ber6ient iider=
lid sic l1nteritiitung ser belttiden
un6 onler @timmgeber, 1enen sag &C.
fib1 nod elmer peri0nliden Sreibeit
nod nidt obba116en eefommen 1T.
Seine grfabrurgen, feline gbarofter=
eigenidnften, feline 8ere6i omfeit, lei
ne po1itiide l1nabbdnqigfeit nno
oben6rei nod feline edit fatbolii4e ne=
ber5ergung, sic ii6 eri It redt i'm &on=
greB geIter6 MAIDEN 1piir6e, tpiir6en
in linn 5em &ongreB elm %mertbbones
MitgIie6 fidern INTO 6em @taate Min=
neIota eine11 tpormer @ertreter lei=
11er bielieitigen Sntereiien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-01
Sic Wahl lit nahe; ben Nepmbltfa-

nern gebt 6as @a1ier Big our &eble.
&elfe, mas belfen farm! @it &laue,1
uno 3abnen battle ii6 Sic ~@rono
0l6 @artp" LANCE Sabre binour@ ge=
gen cine 8unoes-g infommenitea1er
un0 sic nit ibr beSingte ongemeiiene
8eloitung ser leiit11ngsfabigen S@ul=
tern erfl4rt. l1n6 0od itimmte Ger
int 1einer Mebrbeit republifaniide Sc
nat SEM pom &eprdl entantenbauie ar=
genommenen, ols Mcciie=Steuer<8ia
befannten 8unoeS=Ginfommeniteuer
@eleb in alien noe entli6en Bunften
gu. Damit beugte ii@ ser MiQionars=
Club unieres 8un6eS Barlaments Ser
bebarrli6en Mus6auer ser 6emofrati=
lden Experimentation =Maioritat
mie DEM bon 6ieier oertretenen SSH
len ser er5riidenben Mebrbeit 5eS
amerifonilden @olfes. Sour einige
unpeientIid)e Men6erungen magte Ser
genot an oem @eicbenttpurf por5u=
nebmen. sSbot er es in Ser itilen
@offnung, 0a0urh Sic ginfomme1=
iteuer gu san 5u bringen, 10 borrt lei=
ncr. eine bittere @nttaul lung. Mm
Geto 6es B%rdii6enten ideitert, 5os
@eieb ni6t. Mebr ser Scott gebor=
den6 als Sem eigenen Griebe, erflar=
tie li9 Snft fir sic @tnfommeni terer;
@oo5rop @illon lit Elm entihieoener
8efiirmortet 0erielben; nno I'M Sro=
gromm &ooieoelt'S eri6eint Tie gleid=
fails. Sic @l1n6es = ginfomr1ea1=
Steler fon1n1t trob 6es 8i6eri tanoes
ser &epublifaner, un6 iogar aner
@orauSiidt nob NIT 6eren, ~olleroings
MIR unter SEM ebernen 3mange Ser
@erbaltniiie %gegebenen 8uitimmung.
0os @er6ienit 6afur geb6rt SEN De=
mofraten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-01
Ser ebe1naliae 8mnbesjenatur IS

.. Wo1bburn, Der ntele Sabre bin=
611r6 eine electromagnetic &oqe in SET
%1,ationnlen Holitif ge1pielt un6 aud
an ser @ntmidlung 6es Mor6meltens
tbatigen Mntbeil genommen fat, III
Montagnodt, fur5 na6 10 nbr, i'm
Sitter BON 81 Sabren in Minneapolis
g%eitorben. @r=genotor 8oibburn BE-
fan6 fid ouf elmer &eiie 6urd europa,
als es rapi6e NIT linn bereob 81 eeben
begonn. Ct ipro6 Sen 8unih aus,
in ieinem &eim u6air OATS" lit Min=
neapolis 81 fterben, ur5 sic &eiiege=
ieQ1daft fubr 5arouf 1ofort mad 6er
&eimotb ob. @ofbburn trof an 81.
Suli mitteGs Son6erauees ser 500
2inie in Minneapolis Elm.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-01
eimbrmdspullen Teterlid)fei=

Inter einbr,tdspullen Teierlid)fei=
ten lit in 8omberg Ser 11eue gr5bi=
1dof Safob @al1d, welder Ser Nad=
folger 1es bel ltorbenen 81. Grie0ri6
&bilipp b. Mbert ge1por6en lit, getpeibt
ms intbroniiier mor6en. Ser nelte
gr5biidof itebt int eimtn6finf5igiten
2ebensjabre. ST lit in Miltenberg in
ltn%terfranfen aIs Sobn zines StoSt=
fdimmerers geboren inns fat nah Mb=
iolpierung ieiner stu0ien in Milten=
berg uno @ir5burg un6 na6 fur3er
Tbatigfeit in Ser geeliorge bauptiad=
lih an Mittelidulen, 5unadit alS
NrGfeft ant 5tu6enieminor in Mldaf=
fenburg un6 6ann ols &eligionslebrer
am Mlten @pmnoiium in 8amberg &C.
mirft. Seit 5tp0lf Sabrer mar er
Efarrer BEL ct. @liiabetb in Miirn=
berg, 6em er0Bten 8farriprengel 6es
@onigrei9s un6 51peifenlos ou9 einem
ser idmierigiten. @o1t 6ieiem Mmte
lit er CUR er5bti9ofliden 8ur6e auf,
geriidt. a..
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-01
Bis iebt 1T es Gin balbeS 9atsenb

Sis jebt 1T es elm babes 9atenb
Ser republifaniid)en Mlpiranten fir
oos @oupernelrsamt, melde Sbatia-
die Elm politiides Streben befnnoet,
mie es Big oabin in Minnel ota nidt
qefannt mor. Gin ie0er bot feline eige-
ne ssss6oee, mie er bonn @o%uoerneurs=
futile aus sen Staot 6ur@ feline DO
miniitrotion begliiden mIroe. 8ir
baIten's uniererieits lieber nit einem
1emofroten nab 1em S@lage oeS
perlt. @%oubernelrs Sobnlon, ser Sem
Golfe elm gutter 8eratber un6 Sem oos
@olf in trelter Mnbdnglidfeit ergeben
NOR. @ir6 sic 6%emofratiide &artei
einen iolden fin6en? Soffentlid.
ltnteroeiien bat iih lit Ser 8erlon oes
g. &c. &ing0al, Sem ols treuer, le<
b%enslonger Demofrat int ~Dulutb
@eral6" elm BODIES 2ie6 eeiungen
mir6, iid als Gon6i0at fir 6ie oemo=
frotijf)e Domination fir ooS @oa'oer=
n0rsamt ongefin6igt. St 6iente Sem
@olfe als @taats ienotor, alS Mitglie0
ser 5taats=Gi ienbabnbeborbe un6 ser
2agerbaus=G ommiiiion II. lit ietfMit<
qlie6 ser @toots = &ontronbeboroe.
@enn 11idt DOM Sdlage 5es Dor 5pei
Sssnbren gei9logenen Gan5ioaten
@rop, mag er uns redt iein.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-01

lders poD5og fi6 in Sem 2ano, oos
unieren Soeen na@ gu Sen bolb5ioili-
iierten geb0rt, Elm nmld)pung, oaB
man eritount Dor 0ieiem mirren Sru<
bel eifriger Modabm1ngsiu6t ltano.
IS fam cine fultl1reae &eoolntiot1
gum @orfdein inbe6ng auf Staot,
Militdr u1o 9iirgertbum, sic man fri
tiflos anitomte, ser aber ein &riieln
folgte, 0os ielblt sic bemum0erenoiten
6reun0e SapanS 6o6 nad)oenfli@
madte. Dunn fam cine Nufflarun9;
sic Ssopaner erflrbren, 6ob ibre pabl=
lole Meuera1ngsiuht nidt eriprieBli6
lei. SSn r1tbi9erer 5orm nabmen tie
oas @nte, bas tie pom Mbenolono er=
bulten fonnten, um gleid5eitig boS
Cute, Gas ie ielber baben> iid 5n be-
mabren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-01
aaroinal 6uritbiid)pf 9r. @eorg

Sar0taal S~1r1tbttf)Df Sr. 0eorg ..
&opp in 8reslau, ser BON ieiner fir5=
li9en MISUNDERSTANDING wteoer
oo1itan0ig bergelteut lift un6 it@ 0es
beiten @oblleins erfreut, feierte 6rei=
tag ieinen Is. @eburtstag, zines Ser
orei Slebilden, Die ser &irdenfurit in
0iei em Sabre begeben fam. Sim 9.
Muguit tit 6ie 5ilberfeier ieiner CT
nen1rung 5um Suritbildof un6 auBer=
Sem iino in oieiem Sabre so Sabre
perfloiien> felt &ar6inal &opp in Sill
besbeim Sic 8rieitermetbe empfing.
&olitild ipielte aar0inal &opp INFO
fern cine be0euten6e &oue, als Die
feierlide 8%eilegung 0es &ulturfom=
pies gum gr0Bten Sbeil leinen 8emi=
bungen 81 0anfen lit. SIN Sabre
1887 mur0e er gum Siritbiidof BON
8restaa er11an11t. Sen &urpur erbielt
6iiritbii9of &opp bonn Bapt SEQ
XIII. i'm Sabre 1898. &ar0inal
6iritbiidof &opp lit mie0erbolt aud)}
0ur9 6us @ertrauen 6es &oil ers @tl=
belnt II. ausge5eidnet mor0en. SIN
Sabre 1890 berief ser &aifer i'm 1T
oie Observation-Disclosures un6 I'M
Sabre 1891 in bie &onferen5 CUR &e=
form 6es boberen nnterri6ts. &ur5
Dor ieinem iilbernen @ti6oftsiubilaum
inn De5ember 1906 erbielt ser Sir it.
biidof Sen Sdmaraen M%6leror0en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-01
0ab sic sSnterei7en in ibrem Sc

Suk utt SHtc%eWeH W tD~SW 81
miiben nidt ruben, ale @eiebe, nell
DIE ibren @diiubereien entgegenmirfen.
git beiei1igen, lit aus etnem @eietent'
murf 51 erfeben, Ser 6ieier Sage i'm
&ongreB eingebradt mor6en 1T. Muf
Sen erften Slid fiebt er febr unid1G-
Big aus un6 trdgt iogar sen Mnidein
bon @eredtigteit, in6em er Sen
Grabtberien6ern 6os @edt ertbeilt,
beim @eridt gegen 6ae @ntidei0un-
gen ser @erfebrs=&ommti1ion 51 ap-
peniren. Ser @eiebentpurf tpur6e I'M
Sntereife 6es &ol5truits einaebro&t.
Dieier 5riidte sic fdnmdderen @onfur-
renten an sic @ano, in6em er bon
6en Giienbabnen unter anerlei @or.
man6en @obotte berlongte. Die Ser
febrsfommifiion trot NIT einem Be-
feble on3miiden, ser 6tefe @abatte
berbot un6 6a SAG Oberbun6esgert@t
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-01
Sin repmblifanildler Sieg 1T erruu:

gen mor6en, ser borin beitan5, 6ab
gum eri item Mal felt 6em 8ufammen=
tritt 6es 60. &ongreiies cine aus.
fdIieBli@ republifamii6e Sarifborlage
ongenommer1 1pl1r6e. Sc ban6elt lid
babel nm sic 3uder=8iQ mie iie in Ell
11er ouf &ompromiB=Mntragen ser &C.
notoren 2o6ge un6 8riitom beruben=
sen Sorm, 5en 3udertarif bon $3.50
ouf $1.6O pro 3entner berabieben5,
angenommen pl1r6e. 8eiagte &eouf=
tion be6el,tet fir Sic @egierung eine
@erringerung ser 3oneinnabmen I'm
flint nn6 cine balbe Million, fir 6as
amerifoniide &olf 6agegen Elm jdbr,
lides @riparniB bon 51pan5ig Mi1io=
men Dollars o0er einen u9uarter"
pro &opf ser 8ebolfera1ng. Da6urd
tpir6 ie6er Ser reun5ig MiGtoner
@merifoner initar1 geiebt mer6en, al.
apodentli1 einen balben Gent 5u er'
Mbrigen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-01
eSapan fiat ieine1t 6errider berIl

Sapan fat ieine1 @errider berlo.
rem. Sir uns Elm eigenartiges, inte.
rel1ontes 2ano, benn es fat in ben
iiirgiten Sabren gor pieI ser l1eberrn,
fdnngen eeboten. Muf allen @ebieten
Bot 6os 9an6 bes Mifa6os beritan=
ben, fi9 ser @uItar seq mo6ernen
Mbenola1oes IN iiberraiden6er 8etie
al ndbern. @ern6e unter ser Meqie<
rung See foeben beri9ieoe1terr &err-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-01

2ie Tebbe 5>uiiden ben r%epablifa=
nilden SSlril1rgentelt o0er Erogreliipe1
uro Sen @en1ofraten 0es Se1ats lit
nun beenaet. @etreffs ser Sarriffm=
gen geben lie mie0er 5uiammen lno
baben nit ser 0urdfibrung ser
@oltbim 2o Societies glei9 ei11en &C.
mein1amen Sieg errungen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-01
Gem &eroienite feline &rpne uoer bpdj

Gem Wer6ienitc ie1ne &rone ODER sod
neutrality-suspicious. un6 Sdreiben.
Ser bodebrmir0ige @ar0inal @r5bi=
id,oft Gibbons bon Baltimore lit gu
ieirem Dienitag LETTER ISOLDE began=
ge1e11 70. @eburtstag nit ioldyen bon
u%nge5dblten &erefrern pbne Inter
{dieo ser &onfeiiion formli6 uber=
ihiittet mor0en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-01

Die Mtad)t bes @eianses, mie tic
1i6 lette ISOLDE in st. Saul 10 berr-
lid) offenbarte, bot sort iogar ste Mb=
19IieBung zines @offenltialtanoes in
Sem omiiden Minnelota uno @iscon=
lin iiber oen Yepin=See entbrannten
@ren5itreit berbeigefibrt.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1912-09-12

Charles Allen and l.. L. Evans
were in Rockland last Thursday.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1912-09-12

The broadest and most compre
henslve plan of road building in tn,
west, had its conception at the
meeting of the Idaho State Auto.
mobile association, at Montpelier
thls week. The plan contemplate
the expenditure of about $5,O0O,OOO
In Idaho and it is so arranged that
automobile owners practically nav
the bill.
1t Is the intention OF the Idaho
Automobile association to have a
Dill prepared for the next legisla-
ture which will call for issuance
OF bonds to the amount of $4,000
600 to run for thirty years. with a
SINKING fund to be established in
twenty years. This money will be
spent in building trunk lines arcoss
the state connecting with the trans
continental roads now being built
under the general supervision of
'ne American Automobile associa-
tci. Each county in the state may
draw On this fund for any amount
equal to the sum expended by the
county in road building-in other
words the state will pay one half
the roads expense of the county.
The bill also contemplates con-
vlct labor which will make an esti-
mated saving of a million dollars
so that the two million dollars fur
nlshed by the state, two million dol
lars furnished by the county and
the million by convict labor will Civ
$o'ooO,O0O for road building.
The automobile owner will be
called upon to do his share in this
movement by paying a tax on his
car from SO cents to 81 per horse
power per year This will give suf
money to pay the interest
On the bonds even at the present
Time and as the roads are built and
better accommodations for travel
provided there will be an increase
IN the number of cars sufficient to
start a sinking fund.
other sources of income will be
the registration fees, chauffeur lie
ences and fees for violations So
hat there will be no difficuItv in
for the care of the bonds.