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Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-05
Went to Sec the BarrsIs Burned.

Dear Uncle Jed: Wednesday we were let ont of school for Thanksgiving. snow storm. We were very glad to see the snow-
 I had my dinner about o'clock Aft CT dinner went visiting. When came home it was about z o'clock. Some time after I went to see the barrels burned.
 The boys had seven poles of barrels. II took quite time to burn them. After they were burned we went to see the haFrels burned other other places.
 I had a very pleasant Thanksgiving. hope you did. too.
 MARGARET M'VEIGH, Age 10.
 Norwich.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-05
The Farmer Is the Man.

Dear Uncle Jed. Who gives US our thanksgiving dinner? On Thanksgiv- ing day just think of the trouble our dear mother took in planning the din ner and cooking all day: Roast turkey. boiled potatoes, chicken pie, pumpkin pie and plum pudding.
 Some say it is the butcher, the mill Ter. the grocer,t who gives us our Thanksgiving dinner, but I can say it is mistake. The miller must go to the farmer for wheat, the butcher gets from him the turkeys we eat; the vege- tables grow on the farm that the gro- cer has. The farmer is the one who gives us our Thanksgiving dinner.
 TROY I. MAIN, age 12.
 Norwich.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-05
My Pet Cat.

I have a large cat. His name is Peter. He catches a mouse once in awhile. I have tried to learn him to jump through my arms. When a dog comes near him he will run after him and chase him away. His color is gray. He likes to play with a string At night he sleeps on some straw feed him every day. But sometimes I can't find him. When he is not around he is in the woods hunting for a squirrel or something else.
 LILA SHIPPEE, age Ii.
 Pgainfield
Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-05

Servia and Greece are making a fight for their share in the conquest of Turkey because of the part lthey played. Now Roumania is planning a grab because she kept out of it. These Balkan states must be nice company for each other
Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-05
Calvin Mains Biu souash...

Dear Uncle Jed: had a garden this year and raised some squashes and some of them weighed over thirty pounds. I thought.
 My father is going to sell them for me today, and he said the two biggest ones weighed over fifty pounds. He IS going to pay me tonight, suppose.
 Saturday, Nov 16, found a straw Derry and violet blossom. found hornets nest and you could see where they kept their honey. It had a big hole in the top of 1t.
 CALVIN R. MAIN. NoTurinh
Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-05

In the Portland. Me, city election the Bull Moose vote showed a de- crease from s3o5 a month ago to ses on Monday. It permitted the re-elac- tion of the democrats by an increased majority of about 300 over the last city election when that influence was not present.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-05
POETRY.
Two Boys.

A boy I know.
 Whose name is Joe, Just plays for the sake of teasing; But another boy,
 They call him Roy He plays for the sake of pleasing. Friends by the score
 Has Roy, and more The boy who plays to please you; But Fuss and Bess,
 And all the rest,
 Are sure to run From poor Joe's fun The boy who plays to tease you.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-05

With the British empire appealing to its dependencies for additions to the navy this country might make up for the democratic policy of one bat tleship only, by appealing to the Phil ippines, Sandwich Islands and Alaska for help.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-05
Her Pet Rabbits,

Dear Uncle Jed: I am going to tell you about my little rabbits. My rab- bits ar very pretty. NOne Is white and one is brown and white feed them every day. They run for the grass give them. They like turnips very well. They live in little house near the barn. They can run in and out. They run on the lawn.
 I pick them up in my arms and smooth them. like to play with them.
 My little brother likes to feed them. They can run very fast. I have had them ever since they were little babies. They are not very large now, but are very cute. They run very funny.
 MILDRED HARTSON, Age 10.
 North Windham
Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-05

The election in the city of Rock vile showed a republican gain and had the election been for the entire city instead of by wards the entire republican ticket would have been elected by over a hundred plurality. As it was two of the four wards were carried.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-05

Whatever you are-Be that;
 Whatever you say-Be true. Straightforwardly act, Be honest-in fact.
 Be nobody else but you"
Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-05

Lucky thing President-elect Wilson hadn't planned to return home the day the crowd of newspaper men got stranded on a reef while on a prf- vate sailing trip. He never could have made it alone.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-05
Norwich.
A Liftla HAInAr.

Dear Uncle Jed: As my brother wrote you about his visit to Mansfield Center, Conn, last summer, I thought 1 would write you about my visit to South Manchester, Conn. My cousins and went to Laurel Park and had a nice time. It was long ride in the cars. l was gone eight weeks, reach ing home in time for school
 l get up early in the morning and wash the dishes and sweep the floor and help papa, as mamma is at work. Mamma says I am good girl.
 FRANCES HART. Age g.
 Heue, R. I.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-05

How the democrats look at civil service is shown by their attitude over the fact that the president has placed 50,O00 postmasters on the civil ser vice list thus taking away the spells which they seem to favor.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-05

Portland, Me. has voted for a mu- nicipal coal and wood yard. That is a question which most any commit nifty would vote in the affirmative for It would be a good solution of the tramp question.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-05
Lucy Had a Nice Time.

Dear Uncle Jed: thought I would write and tell you about my visit over in Voiuntown this summer.
 I went fishing and caught two fish. I stayed two weeks. Then papa came after me. On the way home had some ice cream. T." After got home I went down to the Bill dinner. had a fine time. I had ice cream, cake. grapes and all kinds of things.
 I think I will close with good wishes to all of the Wide Awakes.
 LUCY A. GRAY, Age 10. Yantic
Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-05

The restriction on the killing of deer in Vermont, which permits only bucks to be shot. is resulting khl the state being overrun with them and new legislation to permit the killing of more of them is being urged. Con- necticut farmers can fully understand the situation.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-05
Hers is a Handsome .,s,- :.

Dear Uncle Jed: I thought I would write you for the first time. I live in the city and our lot Is fifty by one hundred and thirty feet.
 have thirty chickens. They are quite nice ones, too. have one named after myself and his name is Francis, He is a beauty. I am in grade four. We are making raffia baskets. Mine Is very good basket. All the teach CTS say 1t is very good. I used red and white. Mine is finished.
 FRANCIS BLACKER, Age A
 Stamford.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-05

Five million women in Canton have been given the ballot without any dis play of militantism. Evidently Eng fish suffragettes have something to learn from the east
Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-05

Six hundred friends of Col. Isaac Uilman 6f New Haven gave him a banquet on his retirement from poli- tics. That is certainly an endorse ment which was deserved, but which few politicians are able to get, It was the recognition of long, honor able and successful service.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-05
Our Thanksgiving.

Dear Uncle Jed: In days of old there was always snow on the ground at Thanksgiving. It proved so this sea- son.
 As went to Grandma's it was quite cold. as. the wind was blowing hard.
 A crow sat on a tree, and l could have shot him if had had a shotgun AS went up the lane it was a grand sight and good time to take snap shot.
 Finally we reached graadma,s. A little roast pig was set on the table and all the good things to go with it. My great uncle took a picture of us as we sat at the table.
 In the evening the moon came out bright and clear. making the scene more beautiful than by day. All the party went home in the evening ex- cept my mother. brother and l.
 Friday we also had fun, but the snow Is melting and it will soon be gone. but hope more will come soon to make good sliding. so we can use our sleds.
 Ta(<xrS11o
Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-05
THE WIDE AWAKE CIRCLE
Boys aud Girls Department

Hannah of Kentucky" is simply grand.
 very proud of my handsome book and thank you for it. It is one of the best stories l have ever read.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-05
RuIss for Youna Writers.

l. Write plainly on one side of the paper only and number the pages.
 2. Use pen and ink, not pencil 8. Short and pointed articles will be given preference. Do not use over 250 words.
 {: Original stories or letters only will be used.
 5. Write your name. age and ad- dress plainly at the bottom of the story.
 Address all communications to Un- Gle Jed. Bulletin O6Ice.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-05

Carnegie's pension system would be welcomed by the revelutionist leaders in Mexico or the ex-presidents of most any Latin-American republic.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-05
He Lives on a Biq Farm.

Dear Uncle Jed: Pm going to tell you about my home in the country
 We live on big farm, have two horses and two pigs and two dogs, and 21 cows. I have a brother and sister and my name is Albertus Hen ry Dawley.
 I go to Plainfeld school and am il
Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-05
H.nnah,s tiene Made Candies.

fnhnah's F1cme Waoe NaHu9vSs
 Dear Uncle Jed: I saw Lucy Car ters letter last week, and thought 1t was a dandy.
 Some people give home made can- dies as gifts so have sent you and the Wide Awakes recipes for two kinds.
 MeIssses csndy;-Boil together two CUPS of rnalasses. one of sugar. a ta- blespeon of vinegar. teaspoon of butter and add Q pinch of soda: let boil until suite thick. then take at once from fire. Pour into buttered pans and cut when almost cold into small pieces, which may. if they are
Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-05

The fact that suffragettes are to march in the inaugural parade has awakened interest among the millin- CTS and dressmakers.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-05

Such weather as this is likely to start up talk about spring practice.
 Though out of season, it is impos-i sible to hold it back
Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-05

Whether it is as the Harvard pro- lessor believes that angleworms can think it's certain they can wiggle out of a small hole.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-05

Peace is the next move. Greeced or not it ought to go through.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-05
NOTICE TO BOOK WINNERS.

Please send in to Uncle Jed lists of books won so that in sending out books you may not be disappointed by receiving stories you already have.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-05

Happy thought for today: When canned goods are inactive it can be considered they are keeping we'll
Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-05

the third grade. like my teacher very well. I go on the cars. gj,E
 ALBERTUS H. DAWLEY.
 Jewett City.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-05

Dr. Mary Walker says she is going to show up' Miss Jane Addams. That's talking like man.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-05

Everyone will rejoice that the res ervoir question has at last been set tied. Now let it rain.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-05

Deaths by being run down by autos arc so frequent that tt'is well to stop, look and listen. It is quite evident " AeN t< EAing to do 1t for you.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-05
EDITORIAL NOTES.

The proper Christmas trade slogan is: Do it now"
Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-05

As for the number of hours that school will keep" each day. 1t may bs more than five, but 1t will be less than eight. Eight hours in the immediate future will be the longest days of the adult toiler, and it Is unlikely that a longer day, or one as long. will be laid Farmer
Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-05

If employees voluntarily choose to show their love for a popular employ CT, that is their business. and it ought not to be inteFfered with. If the GUS tom has been abused into blaclSnail. there should be ways to stop it. or labor organization is of little worth New Haven Register.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-05

In the opinion of the best road build. CTS in this great country, Connecticut has the best roads to be found in any state. It has cost less to build good roads Tn this state than it has cost to build roads not as good in other states 50 say national experts-so say ex- pert road builders of long experience in other states.-New Haven Times Leader.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-05

Whats the matter with the Water bury progressives7 They are called to- gether to organize a progressive club. and there are not enough on hand to take the first steps. Someone ought to get out the Big Stick.-Waterbury Republican.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-05

The merit system will outlive WooAs
 row Wilson's administration as 1t out. lived Grover Cleveiand's; it has come to stay. We hope that Woodrow Will
 son will issue from his personal ordeal
 with flying colors and fresh claims
 upon the country's respect.-Hartford Courant
Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-05
LETTERS TO UNCLE SEp-I

Painfeld.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-29

Dag Oberbnnoesgeridt fat es ab=
gelebnt, 5u Ser 6rage, OBJ sic Ginfiib=
rurtg bon Snitiattbe un6 &eferen6um
NIT unierer republifantiden &egie=
rrngsform beretnbar lei, Ste0ung gu
nebmen Ma9 Ser beigefiigten Be-
griin6lng lit es So6e 6es &ongreiies
6ariiber 81 ma6en, 6aB sic @arantten,
NIT meld)em sic Understanding Sic
republifanii6e &egierungsform urtge-
ben fat, bon Sen Staaten nidt Der:
lebt mer0en, nn0 ser &ongreb nidt
oas Sberbun6esgeri9t, bat 0emgemaB
aa priifen, ob sic Staoten, sic Snitia-
the uno &eferen0um eingefubrt baben,
nod ouf oem 8ooen rep1blifaniiber
@erfaiiung iteben. 9as lit mieoer Ell,
ne redt berniinftige gntldeioung unS
5l1glei9 ein 8emeis, 6aB 6as 0ber=
bunoesgeriM gar nidt 6aran Senft,
itdJ &edte an5ueignen, Sic linn nidd
5uifeben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-29
ga. alIp tute rid)t anbers at er1uar=

ga, alip tpte 1idt anbers 5t er,uar=
ten mor, 9iooiepelt itebt als &anoioat
int 6el0e. Die ~porbereitenoe, ner=
iudSmeiie gefiibrte &umpagme fat MIN
poiitip geeebenes 3iel: &ooiepelt ge=
gen 5oft un6 sic Maiie Ser Eartei
fat a11 entidei0en. @em miro iie
sen gor5ug geben? Dos bangt gang
bon ser &idtung ob, Sic auf Ser &on=
BENTON bon Chicago berriden mir6.
6as ra0ifale Clement,
0ann bat &%ooiebelt gemonnenes Spiel;
fins Sic fonierpattp fortidrittliden
SSooeen n1oBgeber0, Damn oarf Sat aui
cine 5peite Domination rednen. 8os
0ana6 geibiebt, 1tebt ouf einem an=
Seren 8latt, 6enn ste 0iesiabrige 9fo=
mi1ration gibt feine iidere @etpabr
fir ei1ten Sieg I'M Nopember
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-29
am IA. Sebruar Dos balbbunoertiabri-
&c Subildl1m ser erlten Musfertigl1ng
elmer abnlidJen @erfiigung begging.
Cine @pmnii1ion, sic pp,n &ongrek

Cine &ummi(ion, bic bum aongrek
SIM unteriudy1l1g bon Mrbeiter-unfau-
entidyqoielmg eingeiebt ror, beridtet,
oaB bon 5eb,1 MiIionen Donars, Die
@iienbabnen in einem Sabre, fir I'M
fallentida0igung be5abQen, MIR Die
&dlfte in oie Iaiden ser Mrbeiter ooer
ibrer &interbliebenen fliebt, mabreno
Ole anoere @alfte pon M0pofaten per=
idlulrgen miro. Die &ommiiiion
ld,lagt Elm 1eues @eleb Dor, unter Dem
0ie @ilenbobnen etpas nrebr ais Bis
ber %be5ablen miiBten,. 6as aber betpir-
fen miir6e, baB Der Mrbetter 6rein1al
iobieI dig bisber befomnt. @ie aus
@aibington berid)tet miro, ion, Die
@orlage, 5l1nal iie pom 8raii6enten
III elmer eigenen 8otldnft 6em @on=
greB 5lr Mnnobme empfoblen lit,
M1tsiidt auf Mnnabme babe11, mo0l1rd
man Ser &erbeifi6rung 6es i%o5ialen
Srie6ens 11m einen be0eutenoen
Sdritt naber geriidt mare.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-29
Scr ioebcm perDffentlid)te Sabres=

beridt 6es SberinipeftorS oes Holt0e=
partements, &obert g. 5borp, lit
lebr intereliant, red}t belebren0 un6
- rebt bei6amer,6. @err Sbarp
beri&tet, ooB bon 500 &erlonen, Sic
oes @iBbrauds ser @oit aur 50roe=
rung bon Observation-Disclosures ange=
flogt mare11, 1856 pro5eiiirt uno 1874
lduloig befun0en mur0en, uno bab es
gelang, 6en 8etreibern BON Shmin=
oelgeidaften 6ie at Sic " Miqio=
mem Collars aus 6em Hublifum ber=
alsgeidtpin6elt batten, 6as @anomerf
5u legen - tie aug oem @eidaft ber=
aus5l1treiben. Die bon Dem Sberin=
lpector inns ieinen 2euten al1f einge=
lm1fene &loge1t Fin unteriudten Sc
i6aftsbetriebe maren ser Der idieben=
item Mrt, ubon Ser einfa6iten &C.
1daftstronsoction an bis gu giganti=
i6en l1nternebmel1, melde auf BEN
&erfal1f bon tpertbloien Mction idtpin=
|6elbofter 8ergbau=@ eiemidaften uno
MIR ouf SEM &apier iteben6er GROCER
@orporationen gum 8etrage bon pie=
len Meilltonen ab5ielten." Ser Sber=
inipector lit boffentlid iebr i1ol5 auf
feline un6 ieiner 2eute Mrbeit uno
betont, ooB feiner 6erienigen, Sic me-
gen @er1ebung Ser &oitgeiete GIT
8reibeitsitrafen perurtbeilt mur6en,
na6 MbbuBung ser Strafe 0as alte
@e>perbe pie6er al1fnabm. Mber er
erfennt rn6 gibt gu, 6aB Sic @oitin=
ipection Der .Ml1fgabe, Sem n11gebeu=
rem gelddftliden sdmin6el, ser bier
5uIanoe iabraus, iabrein betrieben
miro, befrieoigen6 51 i%ter,err1 1idt &C.
madien lit, metit 6arauf fin, 6aB sic
Mrbeit eigentlid gar nidt Sade 6es
&oitamts lit un5 oieiem iebr groBe
Soften beruria@t, un6 empfieblt, 6aB
Tie lit 3ufunft 6em Suitt5=D eparte=
ment iibermtei EN- mer6e.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-29
Mit Ser Mufnahn1e BON Mrtspna il

@t Ser Mmfnabme bon Mri5pua III
BEN 5taatenbun6 lit Elm ion6erbareS
3uimmentreffen biitoriider greignii-
lie berfnupft. Sim ID. 5ebruar 1862
er1ieB Ser Graiioent Ser &onf0oera=
tion, Sefferion 9aois, cine @roflamo-
ton, 6ur6 sic Mri5ona gum Staat &C.
madt tua1r6e - gera6e so Sabre Dor
oem Gage, an Dem ser 8rdii6ent 6as
Document Undergraduate, 6os Mri5ona
gum Staot madt. @s lit faum notbig
5%15uflgen, 6aB sic &roflomation Sef-
ferion Dupis mirfungslos blieb, un5
@ri5ona fi6 nidt SEN &ebeuenitaaten
anidloB, ion6ern SOS es ungefdbr ein
Sabr ipater am "a. 6ebrl,ar 1868
t%erritoriale Organization unter Ser
M6miniitration 6es Br6iibenten Gin
coin erbieIt = @ermutbIi6 bate 8rd=
fi6ent Soft feine Mbnl1ng, 6aB er 6ur@
sic l1nter3ei@nung Ser proclamation
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-29
Ser Mepnblifamer Mlorid) iaste

inn 8un0es Senat, 0nB er ooer II
genb ei,1 onoerer @ei9aftSmam sic
Megiemang ser Ser. 5taaten fir 300
Miuione11 iabrlih biaiger leiten
f0nnte, ols iie iett foitet. Nun &C.
ben iid oie Demofraten int @6georo~
netenbaltle ale Miibe, Sen &at6 Ml=
oridg gu befolgen uno oos argerte
Sic Mlori@ 2 2eute. Cine expedition
Dor ser @aH nod Merifo, Cuba,
China ooer ionit mobin, miiroe nidt
ouein ser &eniionsliite belfen, ion=
bern auh Sem Manne I'M @eiBe1
@au{e.. @taatsiefretar &nor miro
ouf ieiner @eiie mobl Ben beiten
Bumft ausfin6en, al1f melden mir uns
fonsentrteren fonnen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-29
8enn ,uir ais &atbolifen I'M Butt

oeslenote BEL Ser ndddten @abl eitlen
unierer @lal1benSgenolen errpablt le=
Zen modten, l1no merrn mir gleid)fals
BEL oieier @abl, sic ia iett 5ireft 6ir9
oos &olf geidiebt, nns ourf et11e11
Mon11 pertreten ieben modten, mel=
der itets a,n6 imater gerne bereit mar,
fir Sic &edte Ser Del1tlden ein5l=
treten, 10 mltb bel Ser fommenSen
@ob1 fir SOS midtige Nmt oes gun=
besietmtoren cuff @errn 0an. @.
9omler bon ct. Saul geridtet iein>
ser 6ur6 feline Gertretung als &atbo=
lii, our9 feline Sodbaltung edit oelno=
frotiider Erin5ipien un0 6ur6 @efiir=
mortltng Ser oel1tiden gedte iiderlid
Ser red)te Mann am redten Nlabc lei11
miir6e.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-29
eSm Gonareb iiben aeoen1pqrtia 1853

SIM Gomgrek iiken gesen,uartis 1853
M%6bofaten, 40 I'M Senot un6 22O int
Squire e. ssSrn 1euen 6erti9en &eidstag
oogegen iiben nun ied5ig Sl1riften,
nno oobon bethlehem neun8ebn rtdter=
1ide Stequngen. MnBeroem gibt es
BORT 60 2an6pirtbe nn6 ebenlo biele
S6rift1teQer un6 &e6ofteure, 81 @er=
molttngsbeamte, 81 @eiifIi9e, adt
Sabrifanten, mebrere @roBin6uitriel=
lie, elf &an6merfer, mebrere @oufIeute,
ieds &rofeiioren, iieben 2ebrer, 1tabe=
at bret D1eteno Mrbeiterbertreter Ii.
|. no. 1ieier ltnteridieo in ser 3u=
iommeniebung ser bei5en BarIomente
fommt a11d in ser Mrt ser @eiehge=
huna gum Mus6rud. Sn DeutidIaro
mndt man tpenige, ober 6ur9meg GUT
tie @eiebe, bter 6agegen in@t man
6nrd ote 9uantttdt GIT erieben, mas
ait Alalitat mangelt. Ser SdIiiiieI
gu unierer mirt6ermertbigen @eiebge=
bnng liegt in Sem neberfluB mittel=
mabiger Mnmalte. unter tpeldem Ser
GongreB lei6et. Cine 8olfsbertretung
ion fi4 moglidit gleidmdBig aus Ser
tretern aner @rtperbsfreiie un6 Be-
rufe 5~uiammenieben, ein S6eaI, bon
oeiien @ertpirflidurg mir bier nod
iebr melt e%ntferrt iir5.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-29
Nufbaltlps uirb bic 9pbmiflaberei

&iifbaltlps wtro bic Sobnitlanere1
lit sen 8al1mmoQenfabrifen 0es Git
6ens III einem omtliden 8eridte 0el
@unoesregier11ng entfii1t. Mls Sci:
1piel: Gin @ater arbeitet nit 5mei
S0bnen in einer Sabrif, Ser geiaman-
te Sssobresper0ienit betragt ober faun1
tauleno 9ouars. Die 6amilie gu l1n=
ter6alten, muB er 9dmloen MAIDEN
bei SEN &uufleuten, idliebli6 bel Sem
8ud)erer. Tim MIR sic 3inien gu be=
5ablen, na1B idlieBlid al1@ Elm 6ritter
Gobn in Sic Sretmiible; un6 10 mei=
ter. Seine Musiidt, Sen 8elieln lie gu
entrinnen. GerMolo6 ser 6abrif
friBt ones ouf. Dieie Mngabe lit 0as
@el ultat elmer in einltn66pan5tg maB=
geben6en 8aumtpouipinnereien ange<
itellten l1nteri ltdl1ng, nno, moblge=
MERIT, es iin0 81n0esbeamte, oie Tie
maden, feline u@eber" rno ~@olfsber=
fiibrer."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-29
&rGiibent Salt benubte BEN @e

%burtstag 6es 8oterlan0es 0a5u, Sem
&ongreB Sic @ittbeilung gu MAIDEN,
oaB er sic @eritaatli6ung 6es Sele=
pbon= uno ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS mie
bon ieinem @eneralpoifmeiiter befiir=
mortet, entI9ieoen miBbinigt. Dtes
lit Elm meiterer @epeis 6afIr, 6aB iid
Ser 8rdii6ent imner mebr Sen ~SSr=
tereiien" in sic Mrme tpirft. Sc nd
Ter Ole 3eit Ser Mominntionsfonpente
beranrMM, 6eito reafttondrer miro er,
obne 8meifeI bon Ser neber5eugung
ausgebeno, oaB sic ~SSntereiien" tbm
cine 5mette Domination un6 tpomog=
li6 cine 8ieoerermdbl11ng iidern lper<
SEN. &pdii6ent Eaft bat feline ntf-
ri@tigiten Srern6e enttduf@, in6em
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