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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-07-18
Bad Storm North

Word was received in this city Sat
urday that a very severe storm had
passed over the country just over the
line in Marshall county dirertly north
OF this city. The rain was accom-
panied by much wind, lightning and
hail. Our informent says that a strip
of country seven miles wide and fifteen
miles long covering the territory from
Eden Park beyond Huffman was
severely damaged by hail, in many
instances a total loss was reported.
This will be a very great loss as that
is n of the very best agricultural dis
tricts of South Dakota and the crops
gave great promise. Numerous out
buildings were blown down and small
barns and granaries destroyed. Al
what is known as the "Old Efnor
ranch" on the Sisseton military reser-
walton, which is now owned by VIM.
Green, five horses were killed by light.
ming.
The storm also did considerable dam.
age to crops in Granville and Kosciuskc
townships in this county. The hal
storm was unusually severe in the
| vicinity of Pickerel lake.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-07-18
THE COMMERCIAL CLUB
SEVERAL IMPORTANT MAT.
TIERS DISCUSSED
RAILROAD PARK -CROSSINGS
Good Roads Also in for a Hear
ing. Quite an Audience. All
Alive to Interests of the
City. A Committee of
Real Live Ones

The Webster Commercial Club held ar
interesting and well attended meeting
at the club rooms In this city last ever
ing. President Frank Anderson pre-
sided at the meeting and George C.
Dunton acted as secretary.
The matter of the park just north of
the depot along the right of way came
up for discussion. The railway com
pany is grading and fixing up the lots
between the right of way and Railroad
yer and will put it in fine shape. A
committee consisting of E. A. Merger,
E. A. Wearne and S. E. Bronson was
appointed to wait upon the city council
at its next regular meeting and to try
to induce the council to make arrange
ments to maintain the improved lots
as a public park.
The matter of opening a street across
the railroad tracks at W. G.. Waddle's
residence, and to the fair grounds,
came up. Engineer Kirk, of the Mil
waukee was present explained the COM
pany was going to put in an overhead
crossing at the H enry Hit farm and
that it would be an additional expense
which would compel the company to
give another crossing attention and
and keep in repairs the year round to
put in a crossing at Waddell's.
Mr.. Kirk was of the opinion that the
company would grant the city permits
sion for an e~nterance road to the fair
grounds yer the land just acquired
from P. A. Gross along the south side
of the right of way.
A committee consisting of George C.
Dunton, E. A. Schullian and w. G.
Waddle was appointed to take the mat :
ter up with the company.
Mayor Mohs reported that consider
able pressure vas being brought to bear
upon the city council to help improve
some of the roads leading into the city.
1t was the opinion of the meeting that
the city, the county and the townships
interested should share the expense of
the needed improvements and Martin
Visit, C. H. Chilson and j. A. McKib-
ben were appointed to interview all
parties interested and see what could
be done toward securing finances to put
the roads I'm good shape.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-07-18

*Two out when run was made.
Batteries - Webster: A. Hillebrand
and Boick; Bradley: Murphy and Bye.
Struck out BY Hillebrand, IL; and by
Murphy, 10.
Bases on balls: Off Hillebrand, O; off
Murphy, 8.
Everything passed off in splendid
shape. The game next Sunday is with
the fast Groton aggregation and is called
for 200 o'clock.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-07-18
There's a Reason

why my twenty per cent discount sale
on clothing is always welcomed by the
public-honest and liberal reductions on
good merchandise. At George Bodies,
Webster's exclusive clothing store.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-07-18
Doing 1t

Doing what? Taking advantage of
the swenty per cent discount suit sale
at George Bodies, Webster's exclusive
clothier.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-07-18
Confidence

What a word! Means so much when
applied to real values like those offered
at my clothes sale. George Bodies
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-07-18

Good Clothes
at big reductions. George Bodies, Web
ster's exclusive clothing store.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-07-18
Picnic Dinners!

Say, when you are going a trip or to
the lake for an outing, and want just
the right thing for lunches and picnic
dinners, don't fail to call at Bauske's
market. He has just installed in his
shop the best and latest device in the
way of a slicer. 1t does the business
and does it right. Go in and inspect it
and see the product, viz: sliced ham,
bacon, dried beef, cheese, etc., of any
desired thickness.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-06-20

ieinem bemuBten Woten Sroprios fel<
1esmegs sic rSeittage" llnterorinden
moute, lonoern ul,r ole r@erpflid~
tl1ng" ser FL. MeIie beisl&pobnen uro
lid Ger firtlid)en Arbeit 81 el1tbalten
Desbolb ion ser &forrflerus sen 8a=
tbolifen arempfcblen, S:eic Gage TO-
melt mie moglid) SIT ebren, beloaoers
audi our6 eifrigen &irdenbeiu6; fer
ner miro Gen @iid0fen Sic 6afultdt
ertbeilt, an Sen Observation-Disclosures
gen" bonn 6~oitengebot SIT 0ilpenliren,
ais Of ieee 6eiertage nod belti'roen
sic @iidoie fins bepollmadtigt 4por-
Sen, an 9on1erltag nod Dreifaltigs
feitslonntag sic Seierlidfeit rn0 oie
9ro5ellion bes 6robnleidnamsfeltes
Decentralization, menn alf 0ieler Sa9
fein firdlidjer obliaatoriider 6eier-
tag lit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-06-20
G%rGiioeuts : @ahliabre babem ben

&raiioents @abljabre baben Den
Malnen, SOB lie lhled)te @elfattslab=
re fins. @%orausiebune lit, ooB Ser
llnternebnruugsgeiit, namentlid ouf
inoultrieuem @ebiete, iid 5uriidbalt,
neil man nidt miiien fa1n, oh ei1
@ehlel ser Yorteien nidt be1enflide
Menoeru1gen in ser notionalen 8oli=
tit brinaen mag, namentlid betreffs
6es Sorifs ser fir 6ieieS 10 grobe
8ebu,tung fat. @egentpartig 1T, 10
1pir0 bon sutunterridteter Seite be,
ridtet, BON aubergep0bnlid1em 9rud
nidts gu bemerfen. Die @ei6afte ge=
fen inn o%l1gemeinen 5mar ni@t gut,
aber 0as oolsert idon lange an, Die
Ibenerung lit idul6 6aran, oos politi=
ide @e5anf lift iomeit feinen beno6~
tbeiIigen5en ginfluB aus. @ermutb=
li6, neil ii9 sic @eiddftsmelt iagt,
ooB mie 5os @eiultat aud dusfale,
Sic mirtbi6aftli9e gntmtdll1ng IT'D
6o6 uuf bereits porgeldriebenen 8ab=
men bepegen muB. @el6e Bartei
audi ans @lloer fommen mag, ibre
&auptamfgobe miro barin bethlehem,
Die Mo6t ser Monopole 5us breden.
Do3u fommt, bnB mir elmer guten
Grnte entgegen geben, 6eren Segen
iid in allen @eidGfts5tpeigeu flblbar
mad)en pir6..
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-06-20
0ie por ,fmrsem ppq5ogene @r1tno=

Ste DOL 'rlr3eW uuA3u9eHe VIalIu=
iteinlegung aam @ermaniiden Mu=
leum in @arbar6 sbebeutet einen
@arfitein in Ser @ei@i@te Ser
INSTRUMENTATION 8e5iebrmgen.
Denn menn oas unternebmen oud
5und9it NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Matur lit,
ie0enfaus lit 1us Ml1ierm cine S6o=
pfung, 5ie ais Denfmal 0eutider &ul=
t1r auf omerifaniidem 8o6en ferne
@eidIe9ter 5arot erinnern miro, mas
ser 1eutide @e6onfe in 6ielem 2an<
Sc eritrebt ln6 gemirft bot, 1pie biiben
un6 briiben gu 8egtnn 6es 5tpan5ig=
itn Sabrbunoerts gemetteifert moroen
lit, 5u 1em Musbau 6es freun6idoftli=
den @erbGltniiies 5mii@en 5tpei gro=
Ben @0lfern bei5utragen. 8ir
Deuti9umerifaner babe1 b%eion6ers
l1riade, uns 6eiien gu freuen, Semi
6ie @riinoung oes @ermanii6en Mu-
leums in &orparb miro peientlib So
gu b%eitrogen, 6oB 10 mande @pltren
6eutlden @eiites, ole ionit bielleidt
pertpebt tporoert tpdren, erbolten blei=
ben. sl1n6 6ofur gebiibrt alien, 6ie an
ser @riinonng 6es Muieums beige
.trogen babe11 ltno nod beitragen mer=
sen, ser Donf :6es nmerifanii9en
Deutidtbums in ieiner @eiammtbett.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-06-20
9ab sic beidjiitten Smbnitrien bent

Dap bic befd)1ttte1t Jtto111fr1en oent
qmerifaniiden 8olte auber einem le=
gitimen @etpinn jGbrli6 mebr ols ein=
tqulem Miqionen Douars ubnebmen,
5us fat Senator @itdcod, Ser geraoe
nidt in oem Suite itebt, Elm Mufidnei=
ser gu fem, nadgemieie len. &it6cod
regte in elmer Mniprode, in melder
ct Sic obigen 3ablen %anfubrte, 3ab<
len un6 8elege Dor, aus mel6en ber=
porging, baB ser Stab1truit aaein
auber Sem 1egitimen @eminn iabrlid
300 Miuionen aus 6em @olfe
idr0pft. WGre 6ieies Monopol nidt
6nrd SEN Sarif geidibt, 10 miiBte
es feline Hroo1fte 5ebn 8ro5ent bi1t=
ger b%erfaufen. Sen einem @eifafts=
umiab BON 300 Miuionen erpreBt ser
Stabltruit Bel elmer 8ebolferung bon
80 Miuionen idbrli6 bon jeoem
&opfe $3.50, uro 6us lit MIR 6urd
sen Sorif m0gli@ gemor6en. Cine
Solge 5ieier grpreiiungen lit 5as @nt=
iteben elmer groBen Mn5abl bon Mil,
lionaren un6 cine an6ere Solge Die
3entraliiierung 6eS @eidtbums Ser
Motion in 1penigen @d1r6en, mo611rd
ser @ompf ser Maiien I'M Sic @ri=
iten5 idmerer gemadt miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-06-20
Ger Sob bes Ronarefrepraientan.

Ser SOB Beg &ongrefrepra1ettfatt
ten @pcliffe, ser Benin @inbertpan'
5ern oa1f einem 8abngeleiie uberfnb=
rem mlar5e, oiirfte mop gu einent Sc
1eb in onen Staatet fiibren, nelfes
bas 8etreten BON @abnge1eiien bel
5trofe perbietet. Die 3ab1 ser Wtenr
ifen, tpeIde auf 6ieielbe Weiie tpte
Meprdlentnt @pcliffe aliabrli@ inns
2eben fommen, lit eri@redeno groB.
Gem amerifantider 8ubltfum tit Of
fenbar niht bepuBt, 6ab es it'd elmer
l1ebertretung bon &ripatre6tet 1d)atl=
Siq modt, nenn es a11f Sen @abnge1ei-
len einbergebt un6 6aB 6os Babnper,
fona1 nidt berpfli6tet tit, o1tf 1olde
@in0rimglinge ouf fremoem go0en
auf5upoiiem. Sc banbelt }i6 bier I'm
cine @emobnbeit, bie ii6 1a1r o11r@ &C.
iebIi6en 3panq befampfe fen ldBt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-06-20
Wns eine,t ue1e,1 3irfnlar bes Sea-

Mus einem 11eme,1 3irfnlar bes @a=
tionololsiduiies gegen Mibbral16 Der
&%inoerarbeit lit gu erieben, 5aB in 5te-
lem 9an6e nidt tpeniger n1s 5tpei Wfil=
Iionen @in6er orbeiten miiiien, ano
boB ieoes iiebente 1ieier &in6er, I'M
Sitter bon 10 Biz IA Sabren, Den
@huIunterridt entbebren ma1Bte. Sn
90 Stoaten ser Union miro ntdt eit1=
anal barauf 9eieben, Oh &irtoer, Ole
fns @%ruerbleben e%intreten, lelen uro
idyreibem fonnen. 6ruber mar es
}elbitperitanoli6 nod bebeutenb i4limz
mer, ebe ii@ 6ie 3ioiliiierten Stoater
CUR ginfubrung bon @eieten gum
5dub ser @inoer a11fraHften. Setoer
Iabt lire Durdfubrung bel gu mint
iden iibrig.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-06-20
3n eiuem ,uirflid erfol9reid)en 1tt1b

oCl ItuSAt sOt%%>VD
oober edit erfreuli6en greignilie ge=
ltoltete lid ser am II. sunni 1912 in
Munoon, 81. @, gebaltene &atboll<
fentag uno sic erlte Staotsoeriamn,<
lung ser oeutid-tatboliiden @eret=
ne BON Moro0ofota, tpelde 6eitlidfeit
in Monoan, 81. 8, gefeiert muroe.
geie 3upor beberbergte Monoon TO-
[pielc @dite, mie es BEL oieiem tatb.
6elte ser Sal NOR uno ME iob Man<
6an nod irgeno eire onoere Staot
i'm StQote elm Beit, mie ienes Sos Die
oeutiden &atbolifen MorooafotaS BET
anitalteten. Sim II. Stunt fano Mor<
gems progran1mgemaB elm Se1t<
aug 5ur ct. Soiepbs Stride, on
ser sic bo@m. 8eneoictiner Gle
mems nn5 &%iloebrano bon ser ct.
Sobns uniperiitat in StearnS
County angeiteut iin6, itatt, mo-. l1t1t
10 l1br feierlider @otteSoienit gebal=
ten uno 6obnenmeibe porgeroml1er
mur6e, mobei ser bodm'ite 8ii@of
@ebrle, 8. g. s., bon 8ismard Die
@re0iqt bielt. Mah einem I'M II
rbr geboltenen @antett, fano 2 nbr
nobm., Geitporaoe, in melder 30
fotboliide Gooetten 5um eriten @a1e
in ibrer reuer Uniform eridieaen
uno ser &ara5e einen b%eionSern
@1an5 perIieben, 5urTeiHoQe itatt, mo-
@oup. Sobn 8urfe Die gum &atboli<
fentag erfdienene @olfsmaiie begriB=
tie uno 1pinfommem bieb, morouf,
bodmfter Mfgr. Mar @urft bon $50
baIbo, Minn., in ietner 6eifreoe Der=
Idieoene 5em Sntereife bes @ereins<
tpeIens 5ienenbe @unfte berrbob. IS
tp1r6en io5o11rt nod fIlr5ete 8orfrage
bon qeiitIidett &erren ur6 2aier ge=
buItet1, morarf etre gei6loiiene Ser
%ionunla1tg foIgte: Ser Mben6 brad<
te einerr Sa6eI5ug nit 6arauffolge1t<
SEM CONCERT, 8;beaterporiten11ng rno.
@efntq I'M 0pernbouie. Sim IL.
nj tp1,rr6e morgens78 l1br eth @eqniem
qeboIten, mornnif seme 0offe1ttIide- Ser
fom1trra11tg mlintEEperf9ie6eaeTt 8ortra<
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-06-20
Ser lette Saa bes @uienmonats

Ser lette Sag. bes &uienmunats,
ser 80. essuni, MFRS >dls .ei1at Marfitein
in sic @eididte ser @t8ene6tffs-
Mbtei 3u SIT. Mngel in ser er5oioaeie
Oregon gitp int 9toote Oregon oer=
aei6net tper5en. gln ienem Gage miro
Sic neue ct. Murien-M btbeifirde in
feierIiditer @eiie 6em Dienite oes
&errt gemeibt tper6en. Ser teue
8empeI, peld]er: 3u: einem &oitenal1t<
ponb bon $500, 600 erridtet tmurSe,
itebt na6 6rei Sabre longer 8olare
belt iett ols ein berrli&es Mom1n1ent
ootilder @auf1lmit uno: o1s Elm Sel<
den ser 0pfertpiaiefeit. ser 4atholt=
ten bon Mt. Mnge1 uro Ser Nohbar-
idoft in leiner i6oniten. @oaen1ung
6o. Sir. Sen bebrea @eibetoa itno
.oie umfanereiditen @orberelt1t1'een :eee
troffen. un6 6as @eibefeft miro 6urh
sic MnneIenbeit mebrerer 8ralatett
unb bodgeitenten 2aien oerherrlidt
meroen. Sc mer6en on 1enl elber1
tb%eiInebmen bodm'iter er5biidot
glIeran5er @briiti bon Sreaon ettp'
sic @iidofe G6aaor6 S. S'Dea BON
@eattle, @oih., Charles 5. S'&etlp
bon 8afer, Sre., 81. S. @1orieur BON
8oiie, S6abo, Sobn S. @orroa,; BON
@ereno, Mont., sic ho@mften 8e11'e<
6ictinerab1e Sromin @onrao BON eon=
oeption, $780,, umo 8Iaci0us SirIt bon
Mt. Mnge1, Sre., SsmalS @elt, @ol1>
perreur BON Oregon, ST. @arrp Sane,
@r=Mopor BON 3ortlan6, Sre., &id'ter
=. :. @opanaagb bon &ortlano, Ore.
Sen bodm. @ene6icttnerpdter11 BON
Mt. Mnqel, sic iih 6ur6 ibr 1eelen=
eifrioes 8irfen lint 6en @toot pre-
oon lebr beroienit1i& gemo6t boben'
lit au ibrem Teit<, Sreu6en< rno- @b<
rentoge iiderIi6 3t grat11liere11.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-06-20
9as lamfembe @edunnssjabr Der

9as 1anfenbe @ed)nnnssjabr Der
&egierung gebt in 1nenigen 8agen
81, gnoe, uno oie meiiten @tats fir
Sog nit sem 1. Suli onfangenoe ne'1e
6iisfaliabr iino entpeoer bonn Senaf
nod gar nidt beriidlt@tigt tporoe1t'
ODER iie idapeben in oem &onteren5z
fomites beioer @daier. Die 0emo=
fratiiden Siibrer int Abgeoronete en-,
bouie iino entidloilen. biesmal nt@t
nodsugeben uno ii6 Die nom Senaf
aemodyten rieiisen @rbob1nser Der
8epiQigungen :nidt gel fallen gu 4al'
len. Da0urd lit @efabr norbo11oen,
5aB ant l.. SSuIi mebrere @egiernngs<
oepartements lire @atoen IN Der 81rs
oesbouptitaot 81emod}en miiiien, bis
ii6 @enat un6 Sous geeintgt bobef1'
ss5iir taulenoe BON 8eamte1e 1tno Mr-
qe5tente1 ser @egterlng ii1to oas 1eDr
trouriae Musiidten, beiortoers TT s8e<
al,q uuf sic iibli@en COMMENCEMENT
nit ponem @ebalt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-06-20

britiiden Sodye befeite. Die Mntpe-
ie1pbeit oreier &riegsi6iffe, sic ii6
nit Sen belten ibrer &lalie ser ameri-
faniiden Slotte meiien fonnen, bat
Sem. amerifaniiden @olf nidt MIR
sic 5tarfe ser 6eutid)en Sreumoidaft,
lpnoern ar6 oes 5ea.tid)en 5reunoe5
bemielen uno ba0urd sic @dtumg limo
@ertbi6Gturg geforSert, Ole natur<
gemdb Ser gtarfe Sem Starfen emit
gegenbrinet. Mbcr qu6 fir oos
@utidtbum Mnterifas miro ser 8eiad)
ser @a1te olts ser alten @eilnotb nidt
obne mobltbunSe, eriprieblide SOL
qen bleiben. 9ie iibermdltigeno
frelrn6lide n1o ebrenuoue M11fnabme
Ser 6eutiden 5eeleute, ibr brii0erli-
der &erfebr nit Sen Mngeborigen ser
omerifaniiden Marine, tire itramme
Mannes5udt u11o, lift aeiittetes 8e=
nebmen GIT 2an6 ul1o gu @aifer, muB
nid)t nrr ieSes Seutide &er5 nit
Stola %erfiiller, ion0ern alld) 6os a>1<
oeren Motionolitdten %eegeniiber bal1-
fla 5qt gei6meioige 6eutide &iidgrot
ltablen. Tins 10 %erleoigte 6os Sc
ldnpa6er ni6t nl1r einen &oflidfeits<
beluh, ionoern mirfte au9 als cine
mabre, no6 alien &idtungen iegens<
reide Srieoensmiiiion. Moge ben
bropen SeeIelten ser 6enti den
&rteqsmarine cine glidlide 8abrt
uno cine fr0blide @eimfebr beidieoen
fem!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-06-20
9as re1e 6eimitGtte9eiek fat Die

Sag nene &eimitatte9eiek hat Dit
l1nteridrift 6es NrGlt6enten erbalten.
@iemeidt erfiGt es ieinen 3med,
nam1i6 Sen Maiienaus51g BON. Sar-
mern na@ Sent fanaoiiden Moromes
item ginbaIt gu tbur, in5em es eben=
10 Iiberole &eoingl1ngen bietet mie Die
fano6i1de Megierung. 9ie Hrobe5ei1
fit sen MniieoIer 1T bon flint onf orei
Sabre berobgeiebt, uno 1T ieSem Sab
re fann ct flint Monote obnel en0
fem, mie feline @erbdltniiie es ers
minldt o6er n0tbig MAIDEN mogen.
Die @egierumg bot nod 1873 Wftato-
nen Mcres 2an6 GIT ber9eben, nno
5penn audi nidt olles fir Ole Sarme.
rel p%ertpenobor iein mag, lit oo@ nod
reihli@ fru&tborer 8o6en porba1oen,
1,n1 @unoerttaufenoen cine Setmltatte
SIT geben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-06-20
9as bentide @eidtpaber fat feline

9as bentide @eidtuuoer fat feline
@nfer gelidtet u1t6 oie &iidfabrt nod
6en beimotbIiden @eitaoen orgetrez
ten. Sic @inbriide Ole fein 8eiuh
ser decentralization @epnblm Der.
porgerufen uno- binterldbt, fonr1er
ni@t berfeblen, o1f beioen @etten 6es
O5eans 6ie@5rur6Ioge 6erSSrernnoif)nff
git ftdrfen, 1peIde trob oner beteriz
fden :Betrebutrgen Ser sSt1gopreife
uneri@ntter1i@ 3tpiid]en 6e11> beioen
qrobe1 Matiorer beitonben bat,ieh'
sem oas mneritaniide @olf f@} Dom
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-06-20

gen un6 oieier cine geidloiiene Ser
lammlung folgte, in meldyer 6ie Ser
einsbeidliiiie gefaBt mur0en. Dieler
erite in geor00afota gebaltene &atbo=
ltfentag fat Sen ed)ten 'fatb. Ser
einsgeiit, BON mel6em Sic 6eutid)en
&atbolifen Ser 9i05eie 8ismarGf
ourdorungen iin6, ge5eigt, 1no iider=
li6 miro ser in Moro0afota gegriin=
5ete Staatsperbano Elm feltes @lieo
in ser Settle bes Gentralbereins bill
ser, ser aIIe 6eutid=fatboltfen
8ereine Der Ser. Staaten in iid ein=
idlteBt o6er 6o@ boffentlib balls ia
1i6 ein16lieBen mir6.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-06-20

sesn einem int firdliden anntsblatt
in. ,Mgom peroffentIidten Unto an Ole
Bi{dSfe Ser ea,,aer @elt .geri&teten
Gdneiheu Ser Gomfitorfnl-@ ongrega<
tiion pu;b srfflairt, bab Der Rapft IN
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-06-20

Ser 8anm ser bentidamerifani=
1dpen Ireunoidaft, Sen Sffi5iere 1111o
M}onnl6aften bes 0eutiden 8eluds=
oeidlmaoers in Seem Dorf 10 moder be-
oollen baben, mfrs boffentli9 re9t bic
len Mmerifanern gum 8au1ne ser po=
litiid)en grfenntniB mer6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-06-20
9os Qaub ser nmbegren5tcn Gait

9os 3nm0 Scr nabc9ren5tcn Ba1f=
freunoldaft bot @raf @ernitorff in
Seem gorf sic Ser. 5taaten geaannt.
@r fat out reoen; ais 8ptidofter 6es
oeutihen &eides fat er Gais Sslano
Iei ieiner 2onol1ng ni6t 5u palleren
hrauden.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-30

MOST ANYTHING

There's one thing sure about those
English jokes-there's always plenty of
explanation in parenthesis.
Alexander sighed for other worlds to
conquer, but Ty Cobb waltzes right into
the grandstand and likes a spectator.
Speaking of ball players, If one hits a
home run and, wins a game he makes
friends by the score, doesn't he?
WANTED-Two live men at Roselawn
Cemetery. So runs an ad In a Vermont
paper.
The Language of Flowers table lists
the cranberry as "a cupe for heartache;"
but taken with turkey, 1t may be an
ointment for stomach ache.
In ancient times poets courted their
loves with the Tyre.
Women are still used to being courted
by liars.
The world is full of sad-faced men
who refused to AXE no for an answ
Panama Canal.
Pruning shears cost ten cents, yet
most. prunes come to use unbarbered.
Ghosts are the dyspeptic attacks Of
| conscience.
Boys with loud, red neckties are sell
| dom In a brown study.
-
Last words of infamous men:
The Horsethief-"This suspense is aw-
full"
That Job on the farm didn't look so
good to the Detroit ball players the
nearer 1t got.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-30

m0A REAT hopes were based by the Taft managers in Essex
MI on the suburban commuter vote and those hopes were
cruelty dashed. Only Glen Ridge, Essex Fells and North
Caldwell went for Taft by infntesimal majorites. East Orange
sand Montc1air had been regarded as Taft Gibraltars. The
Roosevet majorihes were respectively 2,19O and SIG. Nuhey
was antiTaft by 405 and South Orange village and township
Bloomfield, West Orange and Orange went the same way. Curl
ously enough, in the city of Newark the Fourth ward, with its
scheap lodginghouses, gave Taft 1872 majority, the largest ne re,
sceived in Essex county. And, curiously enough, the six wards
lin which Taft got small majorities are all Democratic wards,
while the Eighth, Eleventh and Sixteenth, all Republican wards,
rolled up a total of 1894 for Roosevelt. This is a singular dis
tribution of the vote in the light of the Taft declaration that an
antilTaft vote was subversive to law and order.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-30

month and twelve months in the year,
and "edit" such stuff as this:
Mrs. Jones, of Lost Creek, let a can
opener slip last week and cut herself
In the pantry" +
IA mischievous lad of Matherton
threw a stone and struck a companion
in the alley last Tuesday"
'John Doe climbed on the roof of a
house last week looking for a leak and
fell, striking himself on the back
porch"
"While Harold Green was escorting
Miss Violet Wise home from a church
social last Saturday night a ava dog
attacked them and bit Mr.. Green on
the public square,"
isaiah Trimmer, of Lebanon, was
playing with a cat last Friday when 1t
scratched him on the veranda."
"Mr.. White, while Harvesting a bron-
cho last Saturday. was kicked jus.
south of the corncrib."
"Now, I wonder" thought Alberto. the
new husband, who was a commercial
traveller and away from home, what
Arabella is doing at this precise moments
wonder" he repeated, what she is
doing?"
Then a brilliant idea struc him, and
he visited the nearest spiritualist medium
What said Alberto, for the third time
is Arabella doing?"
she is looking out of the window" re
piled the medium, evidently expecting
somebody"
"That is stranger said Alberto
HWhom can she exnect D"
"Ah!' continued the medium. "Some
one enters the house and she caresses
him fondly."
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-30
ENGLISH VIEW OF AMERICAN POLITICS.

aaIO7 OMMENTS by the English newspaper on politics and poht1.
w cal events in the United States are often asinine, but the
befuddled British editor can hardly be blamed. He gets
abs twisted ideas from reading the New York city danies and he
accepts as gospel all their distortions of truth and perversions
of facts in political controversy. 1t was with the utmost aston
44ishment that the London newspaper woke up to the fact that
the Roosevelt candidacy really meant something. 1t had all
talong accepted the New York newspaper view of Roosevelt as
genuine and as representing Republican sentiment. And now
one credulous London editor is talking about a dynasty" in the
United States.