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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-07

to Socialists for series OF evening
meetings.
Kansas City.-Frank Snidell,
on sleepwalking tour, strolled
through open window. Fell 20
feet. May recover.
Minneapolis, Minn.-Oric c.
White, wealthy citizen, died of
hydrophobia after 48-hour fight.
St. Anthony, Idaho.-Reform
school investigation opened. Tes-
timony given that boys were
stripped of clothing and lashed
with heavy strap.
Colorado Springs, Colo.-W.
o. Merrill killed, 2 others Sc
riously injured when auto went
over embankment.
Minot, S. D.-Jessie Mckenzie
fell into Mouse river. Tramp res
cued her. Later arrested and ex-
planned how clothes got wet.
Girls friends denied story for fear
girl would be scolded. Tramp
chased out of state.
Vichy, France.-Albert ivy
ford, American visitor, shot and
killed himself on banks of River
Allier.
New York, = Jacob Heller
drank poison to end misery. Re
covered from that, but antidotes
that people gave him nearly fin
ished him.
: Somebody handed him bottle
of glue, another a piece of chew
ing tobacco, and another gave
him 8 feathers.
Pueblo Col.-State Democrat
ic assembly nominated Alva |
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riet S. White, Syracuse, dropped
dead while attending friends
wedding.
Portland, ore.-Percy War
rens, real estate dealer, blown to
atoms in explosion that destroy
ed residence. Police investigating.
Steamboat Springs, Col.-Par-
ty of tourists who started for
mountain top has been found. 4
women almost exhausted.
Santa Barbara, Call Lloyd
Osbourne, author, stepson of
Robert Louis Stevenson, is dying
at nome OF mother, Mrs. Robert
Louis Stevenson.
Boston. - Rose Romano, S,
North Woburn, struck and killed
by auto owned by ]. H. Horsfall,
wealthy Lowell contractor.
Horsfall in Nov, 1911, ran
down and killed Mrs. Ruth Kitt-
redge, 70. Sentenced to E months,
in prison and is out on bail.
Philadelphia. - Horace M.
Gamble, golf player, may lose
eyesight as result of explosion of
golf ball. Placed it in wise. Acid
flew into face.
Cleveland, O.-Leader of Fra
ternal Order of Eagles accused
of using stea mroller in preparing
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flew INTO face.
Cleveland, O.-Leader of Fra
ternal Order of Eagles accused
of using stea mroller in preparing
nominations tomorrow.
Honolulu. = Armored cruiser
California, flagship of Pacific
fleet, in command of Rear Ad-
miral Chauncey Thomas, and
cruiser South Dakota, sailed for
Mare Island today.
St. GATHERINGS, Ont.-Arthur
Kimmell, driving auto, struck
and killed cow Purchased car
.cass from peevish farmer for SIS.
Took it to town and sold it to
butcher for SIS.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-15
@idJtig fit amerifamiide &eiiembe.
Berlin. IL. Yuo.

Cine gntiheiolng BON groBem
S%nterelie fir uncertainties &eiienoe
III 3eltti9lar5 lit bon 0em &ei9sge=
ridt in Seip5ig gefaut mor0en. gead
oieier iin0 &eiie=&ffre0itipe, melGe
polr 5ablreiden amerifanii6en ST.
l~titltten ausgelteut u11o BON SEN &ei=
len0en. be1ltbt tperoen, me11n lie in
9eutihlano einfaiiiert meroen, Ser
gleid)en stempeltare tpie faufman=
niid]e &apiere unteruorfen EN-. 3ie @nt=
idei0,trg oes boditen @eri6tes muir
Sc 0urd 0en 8ro5eB berporgernfen,
melfen Die 6eutid)e s(btbeilnng elmer
amerifanii&en grpreBgeieuibaft &C.
gen Sic Steuerbeb0r5e III @amburg
angeitrengt batte, I'M $2850 -5tem=
pelgebubren 5uriid5uerbolten, meld)e
I0ieie @eboroe fir obenge11annte Mffre<
oitipe bon ser Sirnta erboben batte.
3as 5uitan6ige @eridt mies sic Sor=
oerlmg Ser 6irmu ob, un6 Sic obern
SSnitan5en bielten Sic gntibei6ung,
6ie jett al16 pom Meidsgeri6t BE-
ltatigt mrr0e, altfredt.
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Sic Garfnmpiitole.

Ginen Saltnodtslder5 mubte Ser
Mannfei&ner gierbun0ler 5tral1B
nit einer Celebrate BON 25 Marf
be5oblen. "a in Mannbeim 0as
Merfen nit aonietti perboten lit,
fan elm iinoiger &opf Oarauf einen
anoeren 5aitnadtsider5 ins 9eben
gu rufen. 9ogenamte &eoolper=
ipriber tpuroen nit Narfiim 9efiut
un0 BEN 9an1en ms @elift geipribt.
SIM safe @1rie ipribtc 5traub elmer
Game cine porfiilnabnlide Tliiiiig,
felt ms @eiidIt llluo oui Den @als.
@ofort ltente iih Shmeaen Ser @aut
Gin un6 Sic Game tuar mebrere Gage
bettlagerig. 0eltern batte ii)
@trauB pegen oes @ergebens Dor
Dem g90ffengeridt 81 peranttpor-
ten. Das l1rteil lautete auf 20 Mf.
Celebrate. Sn ser 8egrlnoung
beiBt es, onB arh Menihen nit tor
NAL niht rei5barer @al1t gegen iol-
DIE .Dinge geidiibt tper6en miiien.
Ser ia@oeritdn6ige &autar5t Or.
Gbrmann batte ousgefiibrt, 6aB Die
Game eine iebr empfin6lide Saut
babe, 6aB aber Ole Barfiims 10 51-
fammengeiebt meroen miRten, 6aB
oud iold)e 9eute feinen @9aoen lei
Den,
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Bic critic Hoit.

Die erlte No1t 5milden Seem Dort
urto 8oiton muroe in 1872 etabliert
Sic 8riefe muroen bon einem 80
ten getrogen, meld)er beauftragt mar,
5u ugeben u11o 5uriid5a1fommen" ein=
mai int Monate. 9ieler monatli6e
0ienit id)eint geniigeno gemelen gu
iein fit einige SreiBig Sabre, lperl1
er in einen 5meimodentliden 9ie1it
abgednoert mur0e. Sn 1893 mur0e
,ei1t gut organiiirtes 5pitem bon Enlt=
%pfficen ir Henniplpanien mie a1lh III
an0eren 2o%falitqten organiirt. Dns
erl te Bier murbe Dor ser 6rtitlid)en
sierra gen1adt, aber eS murGe Sen mo<
0erten @oloen Grain 8elt 8teren 10
l1ndbnlih genradt, 0oB es Ses Sea-
mems nid)t perth mar. gu ful1fen
bel s. 80. 2abr, Sci. 421 ct. Glo1o.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-15

meJfe etneB urdlfea Bd1oeg gum
8oridein, BON benz bisber nieman0
getpuBt bette. Obne 8meifel gebort
er bereits Ser oorgei@i@tli4en 3eit
at, oenn Die erbalten sebliebenen
8aumftumpfe, 6ie nch nit ibren
@ur5eln in oem fdeuar3li@en Sano
itein feitiaBen, maren bereits iber
einen SUB bo@ in cine Gorfididt
gebettet. 5pater lit Damn oos @an5e
pom Meer beoedt un6 bur9 sic
8ronoungs,peqen un6 @tromungen
nit San0 uno 5hlamm beidiittet
moroen. So auh in oen ueberliefe,
ru1gen niegs1os BON Gimme @alo an
oieiem Sell ser engliiten &ilte Die
&eoe lit, 10 lit an5unebmen, oaR er
bereits untergegangen NOR, ebe 6aS
MeenldengeitIedt in Ole 8eit Der
eigentlid)en @eidihte eintrat.
2eioer iino bisDer feline Mei lite ge-
fmOcn moroen. Die auf sic Eatigfeit
0es Meuiden an 6ieiem 8laba oeu.
ten f0n>1en, aber na@ ser porIaufigen
unteriubung miro 0as Sitter oieier
Mblagerlr,9eu NIT aiemli@er Cider
felt aui Die iiingere 5tein5eit berIegt,
Sic al onSeren 5tellen Ser eng
liiben @iiite nahgepieien uor6en lit.
1auab lit es e%ritaunlid}, oaB 6as
Sol5 ser gaumltiimpfe iih nod 10
gut er6olteu bat. Gin %einigen Gtel-
len ireiid mad)t es einen berfobiten
gin0rud, mar an auOeren aber mn
tpenig ge6uufelt, audi nod gong bart
un6 bieglam. Die meiiten 5t1mme
5eigen cine feite aruite BON @ano.
item, sic pielleibt 81 ibrem 5dub
beigetragen fat. Sn elmer Ser ian,
0iqen 9ed i9id)ten, Sic 5umteil einen
grobeu @e6olt an gilenfteS a%uftpeiit.
lit elm qerpoltiger &nod)en Don 4 SUP
aange uno Z Son 9ide in gutem
;3uitanoe auigeiunoen moroen. Gr
itammt mobriheinlih bon DEM 5aa-
SCI zines @aIs, ser bier nebit be6el1-
tenoen Mollen bon Treibhpl5 i'm
@onoe b%earaben tuur Sc. @ol&e Der,
lunfenen @a(0er lin0 IbrigenS au6
an Ben noroosutihen &uiten auf5u'
fin0en.
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Sin p~orseididtlid)er @alb.

@ie be0euten6e umudl5eu1gen am
WeereSitran0e our9 itarfen @turm
berborgerufen meroen, benefit eine
iiberraidenoe @nt0edung, Die an
elmer geaptB gut befannten &iiite ge.
maat mor6en lit. Mm ct. @eorgs-
fanal liegt inn iu6meitltden @ales
Der 0rt Greibtpater (@uBmaler),
un6 bier trat @n6e Mdr3 cine I'M.
gemobnli6 bobe 5pringflut in Ser
bin0ung NIT einem beftigen @turm
auf. 9a6ur6 erfolgten groBe Tint
lagerungen BON San0- un65dlamm.
malien, uno infolge oeiien famen sic
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-15

q. g. Sores bon ser Gee 8bar<
mocp, @bico, @ol., melde 6olep 4
Cos Meoi5inen Sabre lang perfouf<
te, iagt: SD bin ser @nii@t, oaB
SoleDs Soneb an6 Tar COMPOUND
Ieiens @letden ni@t bat, un6 eS tit
iene Suiten-Me6i3in, pelde i6 emf
pfeblen farm, 90 Tie feline 8etau-
bungsmittel ober an5ere idya0lt@e
Subiton5en entbdlt. Das @9te lit IN
gelbem Haqltete. Molitor 9rug so.
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@lan5enber Slug.
So ; g, 10. Mul

9u III . [ y, lO. guy.
Gas nelteite Zeppelin 9uftidiff,
oas fir SEN @aiiagier &erfebr erbant
moroen lit, lift gegen Mitterna@t am
6reitag Mben6 bon 6rie0ridsbafen
nod elmer 6abrt bon annaberno 800
@eilen in @amburg eingetroffe11.
9aS rielige 9uftidiff, bas Sen Nantet
~Sonla" tragt, erreidte cine Sd'tel=
ligfeit bon 40 Meilen pro Stnnoe.
0as 9uftidtff mir6 in &ambltrg ita=
tioniert mer0en un6 6ann @rfl1rl tone11
uber Sic Gee binaus unternebm1e11.
Sc berri@te cine ungebeltre @egetite=
rung u1ter ser 8epolferung, als oos
pradtpolle 2uftl@iff maieitatil6 uno
iid)er iiber &amburg 6obinf11br, n1to
trob ser ipaten Stun6e maren Saltz
len6e al,f SEN @etnen, Tim 5os Shtft
SIT begriiBen.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
9um9en.

George l1blenfott u11b 6rau all Sobn
9. 6tommes, Mh pon Got Z u11o Nh
bon 2ot s lt,,b audi Got 6 spicpb @1z
i6eu's 8lod 81 Sreeport, 100000.
M(ouis &Dnig nno Srau al Casper
Steiu, &ot Is 8lod 2 Sbtelmau's No0.
ct. gloro, 100000.
Geo. l1blenfptt uno Srau al S. 9.
Stommes, Got 6 Soiepb @0idet's Nob.
81 @ilage Sreeport, $4,000.
@m 81. 6untengtor1 u11D Srau oil OIL
bert 6. @arf, gH MgA Sec. 10z122z
90, NapnespiGe, $2,500.OO.
Sennie 30. @alioab unb @ntte an
Morie e. @rid, Got 10 8Iod 8 Curtis
@urpep ercept "trip 12 SUP bel 32h
SuB, audi n0rbIid 8 SUP Bel Sc SuB bon
Got II 8lod 2 Gurtis Surbeg, ct. Gloub,
$2,7OO.0O.
gba Mblgren u1t0 @atte oil Carrie q.
Waloh. Got - 8lod ~ Curtis SurbeD
ct. Glouo, $4,000.
Sobm smrom Ii. a: III 8en5el Slider,
@h @@A Gee. 27z125z31, Nlbaub,
81, 100000.
Spbn Moran an Sarnes Mora,1, M@A
5GA u,1b NGA 58A Gee. 25z122z
%. Nair &apen, S 100000.
Soiepb &lDpper an @atb. 2eiien, 2ot
4 8lod 2 @%l0pper's @bbitiou gu ct.
Gloub, $4,000.
&idoIas %. S%iiritenberg uno Srau OIL
@arrh g. @ou11g. az M@A unb @h
M@H S@A Gee. 24z123<30, &ode
bile, 100000.
2etpis Meidels l1no Srau a1 $. 8.
&er1ennis, 2ots 6 unb Z 8lnd 3. Glrojt,
$4,000.
Ntabs @obertion u1,b Sra1 at 6. 8.
Brotper, @eit SO SuB 2ots z un6 8
@lof 5 &imban Erairie, $4,000.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-15

ooer in oie NadJ6aridaff gu bringen.
SIT Ser @ortbaln0el fertig, bat Der
9lpb ooer oas MGoel lie nod Sitter
feline 80 bis $50 Marf 9obn, fem
1oppeltes u@G5", 8. +. 6oppelte ooa'
MISUNDERSTANDING, iein Saftgelo, iei-
1ecn uSd)nitthabn", 5. +. sic 3eb'
ru,1g sur u5idelbenfete" (@rnte.
oonfielN nro 6as Trtnfgel0 fir Sen
u@lutircittog" in 8eingarten (6en
@olfafeiertag fir Sberi6md6en> an
Sem jeoes Sabr in eilter groben &ei.
terpro3eiiiot1, 6as lestemal nit 1400
@%ouernreitern, Sic @eliquie oes fl.
@lutes Gbrilti oerebrt tpirol; Aat er
iib ooS oQes %otngtpeiie ge5i6ert,
Damn nimmt i'm Ser Bauer, ldot ii4
ierber gu ieiner 5iderung BEN Sat"
uuf un0 fibrt BEN Mngemorbenen ms
~&ao", tno beim 56oppen 8ier Dor
Sen Siiriorsern ser @aft idriftli@
gemadt miro. Ser @ertrag gebt Biz
sum %. Sftober 0es ielpeiliaen Sob.
res, Dem Sag 6es gemeiniamen &iid.
5nges in Sic Stroller @eimat.
Gie @inoer >per0en 5u Jeloarbei.
ten, gel orgl1tg bon 8feroen, 5u Sir
tenotenl ten, ols &in0sma09en Der,
pflidtet ulr0 io1en bon Sen Dienl t.
gebern, ~mie BON braben @ausbqtern"
religios=iittlih er5ogen mer0en. Mie
melt Sieler gifeft er5ie1t miro, lit
5m%eifelbait. Denn eben BEL jener
Mlidfe5r meroen Sic Su1gen ie(olt-
be1puSt auftreten, Site en3igarren l1n0
Gfeifen rauden uno bel Bier trill>
ZEN.
Gs laBt lid olio nidt BON unbalt-
barren mittelalterli9en 3uitanben rc-
Sen, olth menn es itb Inn Elf Big
Ief5e6njabrige Su1en0 ban0e[t.
1eln'. pie mon 6o ite6t, haben lih
ete ilI,gen ~sSflupen" Elm meite5
Maab bon @elbltbel timmung geiidert.
uno Die iolioariite &outroQe garan'
tiert cine quite 8eban0Iung uno nt@t
gu magere 59u1jel. NuBeroem ltebt
als Der eigentlid)e @ertragSabidlie-
Der Der in 5irol aniai1tge uno re9ts'
5ultanotge iiriorgeperein 6lnter IT,
men.
glu9 iiber et1pcs tpie cine 2obn-
beDegu1tg fagcn Die 8auern. Seoes
Sabr ~muB mebr he5ablt meroen" ,
un0 v6ie &ne6te i6ralpben audl
menn 6ie &nedJtlein idrauben".
Se6enfaus lit Ser &in0ermarft gu
5rie0rt9Sbafen cine fultl1rgei@iht'
lt6e &orttat, Die inoeS au4 benz 5eit'
li9en Sdtputto unterltegt. Manae
Der &inoer bleiben in ipateren Sab
rem als or6entli9 beltaates @eitnoe
gang 6ei ibren @erren. Sic ieben int
mer nod in Ser Serne fire betmat-
ltden 8erge. Muf Ser on6eren @eite
balt Die mirti6aftli6e MufidlteBung
Etrols mebr uno mebr gum eigenen
Berbrau@ 5urud.
Grhiber oo05 1th Ser 9anoel met
ter innen 5u 2ano, III &doenSburg.
M6er Der Offer Ser fonf1rrierenoen
8auern (ein 3ei9en Wbrtgeus ser
Idnolthen Dienitbotennot) bat oas
@dmergepidt nit Der 3eit an ben
0rt Ser Musidiffung oorgeidoben.
Ssn &ooenSburg mir6 nod INN sic
r1eberbleibiel gemarftet, tpenr1 iolde
nod - iibrig ble;ben.
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Ser probibitioniitiide @rdiioent
idaftsfar1oioat @bafin min nt6t I'll:
fen, Biz ote lette @irtbidaft, ser let:
tie 3igarrenla6en, Sic lebte 8ral1ere'
uu0 sic Iebte 8rennerei bon Ser ante.
rifanil6en grbe bertilgt mor0en lit
Ser orll1e Mann oalaert uns, 6emr
meun er iein @%eripred>en einloler
miG, Mrs er fir sen &eit ieittes Sc.
beus Ger @ube entiagen miiiien. l1n1
qnn5e @e1erationen leiner 5ippe mil
ibn1.
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Sn Seem Serfep tpur6e Elm Mutora.
fer, Der einen &naben u~berfabren un6
getotet bate, gu fitnfidbriger &C.
fG%ngnibltrafe perurteilt. Das miro
boffentli@ Dem riidiidtsIoien ueber.
NUT Der Mutoraier einen Dampfer
aufieben in SEEM sseriep.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-15

Bel ben Musgrabungen gu 8ou1pe.
Il bat man $auier NIT eingei9Iage.
men Genitern gefun6en. Ser baral1s
ge3ogene S4luB, bob es 6amals
f4on ftreitbare Suffragette1 gegebe,1
babe, eri4eint berm ODER bod etpas
al getpugt.
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Sd,arfer 6roit bel @lpperspiQe.

@IoperspiIIe, 81. g., 10. Slug.
Tim 5 l1br morgens muroe in Set
5omn1erfolonie @aroga Safe, nid)t
meit bon bier, fiir5lt@ cine Sempera=
tl,r BON % @ra0 Sabrenbeit regi-
itriert. Sc biI6ete ii@ @is, un6 OFF
inns Semitic erlttten Sda6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-15

Sic farbige @analerie, Sic Sent
&al1Ben &eiter bei 0em Stltrm auf
San 2oan SIN 10 al1sge5eidnete
Gienlte l%eiitete, fat in @bicago ab=
iatteln miiilen, 6ie &agne oarf
lie md)t mitreiten. 0ie 6ritte Tartei
Mil offenbar 5eigen, 0oB iie nidt
balb 10 id)tpar5 lit, mie man iie ge=
madt fat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-15

Gle 6euti@en iiberieeifden Tanpf-
i6tffabrtsltnien iin6 6urd1peg uno
ftets iiber oie geiebli4en erFor6cr.
mile mit6ejug alf Die Si9crbeit ;b-er
Baliaqiere binausgegongen. @orii9.
tig, griinoli4 uno fortihrittIi1, - 10
1T etnmal ser 6euti9e Midel.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-15

3ebutaui ero 9o0ar modentli6 bat
ma1r &oolepelt geboten, men1 er ltd)
entidlieBen fonnte> ouf Sic @auoe=
piuebiibne 5u geben. Mber o%ffenbar
lit ser @ediel BON Ser &om0oie gum
8al10epille fir i'm nidt perloden5 &C.
mig gene e1r: er bat abgelebnt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-15

Sn @epelan6 bof Die Staotpe1.
maltung iogar auf Den ns@opf" elmer
Sliege einen &reis al1sgeiebt. Sir
ie 10 6ltegen - tot ooer Ieben6iq -
erbalt mar einen Cert. @ar ntdn
10 libel. &in6er f0nnen ii9 10 ib1
Tof6engeIo ber6ienen.
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ktnoermarkt all Booen(ea
$50 Bic Siroler Suseno iid sur 1dnb.
Iiden Mrbeit pcrSingt.
Semutlides VerhGltnis Der jungen Mr6etter 5,
f9ren bIurrlitsn Wr3eitgcbtrn.

Mus 8visorj4sbafen miro iibcl
Die 9lnfunit Ger Siroler &inoel
geIbrieben> Sic ieOes Sriibiabl
uber Sen 8ooeniee ousgeiiibrt mer.
ben, nit Ser Sci timmung, BEL Sen
meiit ouf Soften iiben0en 8ouern ocs
nilrttembergiiden, baoiiden un>
'baprliden O6erlan6es auf elm bal.
.bes Sabr notwithstanding &ilfs'
'btenite gu perribten.
Menn 0as mimmelnoe 69iff un'
ter Sen 9o9rufen ser fleinen Mn-
fommlinge in Sen 9afen fabrt, itebt
fdon lange Ser 6idte &aufe ser
~&aufliebbuber" iettab, bon ser $50.
li5ei in Sro1t gebannt. Die &inoer
- es itno oiesmal ibrer 1873 -
queuen bintsr ibren %fiiriorgenoen
geiitli6en 5iibrer aus Dem 51iffe
iiber Ste 2an6uugsbriide in Sen
~3oa". Sort miro Ser G9marn1
aueroi1gs raid uno iummarii9 ab=
gefertigt, oenn ieoer ser 8uben uno
ieoes Ser Mao9en lit riidlings NIT
einem grouen, rupfenen 8areniaf
bepadt, Ser Die Sabieligfeiten birat.
Ser @olfSmuno> Der immer Dos
Nidtige trifft, fat 0arum ser 8erau=
italtl1ug Den Mamen u8iinoeles-
MART" erfun6en. Gin paar 8uri;9=
lein tragel1 %onltatt oes Sades eine
Rilte oOer gar einen @ol5foffer I'M
gebun0en, inter DEM Tie iid lpie
G9neden ODER 9dilofroten Dor
marts i6ieben. 9ie gan5e @ippe
itellt einen erbarmlmgslpur0igen
fur5leibigen Men1benihla 6ar.
Bom u3on" Iduft oas &ngebot Damn
ni6t etma glei9 in sic @d110e ser
tp%artenoen Bauern, ionoern fiibrt
nod Dem binteren Safenausgang
bin elm 8erieripiel aus, lint oeren
Saufen al 5eritreuen. Die genarr=
ten 8auern ibrerieits beben elm unit
gefebrtes @ettrennen an, Biz iie
binten i'm Staotlein an 6ie 8eute &C.
raten.
Sort gebt Der Morft an. Sn
einem &nauel perbaut, merben Die
Bauern Inn sic CUNT Ser @inoer.
Die lino Sic @erren, un6 nit elmer
3dben, berrii6en &artnadigteit itel,
len iie tire Sor0erungen; berrti6
nebmen Tie Sen 2iebbaber in frttt.
f6en Slid un6 lebnei bari9 Den
nidt fir gut befun6enen ab. r8ei
mir baibt an guete Blas", i9mei.
j4elt ser cine 8auer, uno Der anoere
lodt NIT Ser &au@fammer, Die 3d.
betm bon Gleii@ bdngt. @ber Ser
@ub mirft ben &opf nit benz gefie'
|berten Siitlein gegen ben Mann auf:
j,8u Dir gang / net. @enn B. mas
,p6ri9t, bettidt Dol Gloii@ bergeba
,un6 nimn1a in Der &audfammer."
Mu9 cine gebeime@usfunftet ia.
ben oie &inoer unter it@. SIT Elm
Bauer BEL ieinen friiberen @ololin'
gen idIedt ongeihrieben, 6ann friegt
er einen @reioaitrid aui Den 8ufel.
Ser r4riB1ete" bemiibt lid tortan
unfonit UNI elm &nedtlein. Mn4 Die
!arn1e1 8ouern, oie MIR &ube i'm
6ton baben, tun idtper. Dementgegen
but Der ~ldy0ne (gute) Mann" le1dt
su 3ngen. @uf i'm fliegen tpobl Die
alten &inoer, oie i9on bel bm tpa,
rem, gu, umo nerf6IieBen ii@, an TIN
9eordngt, 6en ubrigen 8%etperbern:
Gin Mei11es brarnes Md6dyen metnt
bttterli9, tpen es ntdt mebr auf iet-
men friiberen Blab in BEN @dmarj'
tpom tomme11 fam.
@ud sic @eidhpiiter un6 sic &in'
Der zines 9orfes >pouen ni4t germ
auseinar0er. sic penbaroeln &C.
imeinlam:- UNI it6 tns- qleihe Sous
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-15

Ser Cole iiebt BEL elmer @obe auf
Die @elinnung oes @cbers> nidt auf
Sen @ert Ser @abe.
HIutar4.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1912-09-26
BEL0lT OFFICIALS CLASH
Movement to Pave Alley on School
Land Results in Injunction to
Restrain Work.

Beloit.-A legal battle was begun
with the council and the school board
opposing parties. West of the high
school grounds is a lane and facing it
is the residence of E. Lipman. The
council at meeting voted to have
the lane paved, and Mayor Cunning
ham, who is also a member of the
school board, vetoed the resolution.
HIS grounds are that the alley is not
intended as thoroughfare, and that
the school board does not approve of
the improvement and wants to close
the lane entirely.
1he school board began to grade
and MI the alley. Mr.. Lipman Sc
cured an injunction restraining the
BOARD from continuing the work.
Ihls Will bring the case into court
and decide whether the lane is I'M
der the control of the school board,
ior 1t is on school land, or whether
the council can declare it a thoro ugh
1are and improve it, Under the city
charter the school board is elected
as an entirely distinct body from the
council, and conflicts of authority
have not been few.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1912-09-26
PLATFORM CONVENTIONS
HOLD MEET AT MADISON
NATIONAL QUESTION DoDGED,
Proposition to lndorse One or tho,
Other of Presldenti-l Aspirants Is
Smothered-Scott Is Chairman.

Madison. Dominated from begin
ming to end by Senator Robert M.
La Toilette, the republican platform
convention ended it's session by the
adoption of state platform and the
ratification of names submitted by
districts as members of the state
central committee, and the election
of Senator George e. Scott, of Prairie
Farm, Barron county, as state chair
man.
Neither the name of President Taft
nor that of Col. Roosevelt was mep-
toned by any speaker in the two
days convention and both we're ig-
nored in the platform.
The state platform endorses Sena-
tor La Toilette, his. course in nation
al legislation, and even the La Fol-
lette platform presented to the Re-
publican national convention at Chi
cago and turned down there.
1t also endorses the administration
of Gov Francis E. McGovern and sets
forth specifically what the admins
tration has accomplished
It also reiterates endorsement of
the graduated income tax law, sug-
costing that perhaps it may be
amended so that il will not be so
inqulsitorial
The platform says nothing of ma
tional presidential candidates or
platforms. 1t was confined entirely
to state questions except in it's en-
dorsement of La Toilette and hia
Chicago platform.
Woman suffrage was not men,
toned in the platform. This evid emit
ly is a victory for Gov. McGovsrn,
who believes the question should be
decided by the coming referendum,
while Senator La Toilette, his wife
and daughter are active suffrage
propagandists. The state planks of
the platform show the special work
of Gov. McGovern, while the various
references to La Toilette in the doc
ument are doubtless the work of the
senator's active agents in the COM
mittee after consulting his wishes.
The platform strongly upholds the
income tax law as designed to re-
place the personal property law, but
says the law and its administration
should be simplifled. AS to water
powers, it promises to do what can
be done for their development for
the welfare of all citizens, under
careful administrative control.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1912-09-26
FIRE DESTROYS FLOUR MILL
Berger Crittenden Plant, Including
Warehouse. Completely Destroy
ed Following an Explosion,

Milwaukee.-Fire following an ex-
plosion IN the basement of the Ber-
ger-Crittenden -four mill, Cherry and
commerce streets, completely de-
stroyed the structure and ware
house adjoining.
The loss, 1t was said, would be be-
tween 100000 and $150,OOO.
In the mill at the time the blaze
started were fifteen men, employees
or the company. All succeeded in es-
Gaping uninjured.
Despite the quick response of the
department the blaze gained head
way so quickly the fire fighters were
powerless.
In the mill at the time il burned
there were upwards of 100000 bar
rels of -four, which were destroyed
with it,
A big Lehigh Valley road freighter
locked at the mill to take on a load
narrowly escaped destruction as the
flames spread but was towed away
before becoming ignited.
The building is a total loss, and
with its contents was fully insured
1t was one of the largest -four mills
in the city and it was working three
shifts of men, running night and day.