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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-10-24
Avoid sedative Cough Medicines.

If you want to contribute directly
to the occurrence of capillary bron-
chitis and pneumonia use cough med
icines that contain iodine, morphine,
heroin and other sedatives when
you have a cough or cold. An ex-
pectorant like Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy is what is needed. That
cleans out the culture beds or
breeding places for the germs Of
pneumonia and other germ diseases.
That is why pneumonia never re-
suits from cold when Chamberlain
Cough Remedy is used. 1t has a
world wide reputation for its
cures. 1t contains no morphine or
other sedative. Fer sale by all
dealers ia. l..lA,I
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-10-24
Idaho Traction Company

Oars leave Boise for Caldwell
500, 7:00+, 500, 800, 10000,
1880 a. m. and 1900, 1900"
900, 800. 1905, $500, 500,
zoos, 900. 11:O0'' p. M.
Cars leave Caldwell for Boise
$780,, 1880, $780,, $3.50, 1880,
1880 a. m. and 1880. 1880,
2:3o+, $3.50. 4:30, $50. $50,
1880, S;30+", 1890 p. m.
Baggage and Express.
- Baggage for Boise and Cald-
well onnly.
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Catholic.

The following services will be
held Sunday at st. Anthony's churcl
Mass, sermon and bendiction at
1890 a. m. Sunday school at
9:45 a. m. On Monday, the 2Sth,
mass at a. m. Confession on Sun
day and Monday, Immediately pre-
ceding mass.
REV. PAUL F. RIETSCH,
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Ivy at a Funeral,

Standing beside coffin containing
the body of her husband. Mrs. Charles
Buhland of indianapolis carried out
his last requests. Dressed in white,
she sang two hymns. read his re-
quests and delivered brief eulogy.
Buhland did not want any crepe at
the door and he insisted that no black
should be worn in mourning for him
He wanted his wife to dress In white
He desired that in the place of som.
Der decorations there should be flow
ers and other symbols of Joy at the
funeral.
Buhland was So years old and was
Ill year before he died
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-10-24
Improving Canal.

A large force OF men and teams
are at work on numerous improve
ments to the Farmers Cooperative
canal at this place. The old bridge
on Main street, which has stood
since the building Of the canal
has been torn out and a substan-
tial bridge is to be built to re-
place it. Cement piers are being
CONSTRUCTED to support the new
structure.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-10-24

Sunday-Morning prayer and
service at IL o'clock. Evening
prayer and address at 1880 Sun
day school at 9:45 a. m. Thursday
Choir practice at 1880 p. m. The
Sunday school Teachers meeting
at 1880 in the Vestry. The Guild
will meet at Mr.. Petersons resi-
dence at $50 O'Clock in the after
noon. Saturday-The Junior Aux
Hilary will meet at 2:30 in the af-
terncon at Mrs. B. 3. Davis re-
sidence.
KENNETH L. HOULDER,
Rector.
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Methodist Episcopal

Sunday school at 9:45 a. m.
Rally day services for the Sunday
school, with a full program by the
school at IL a. m. Epworth Lea
que at $50 p. m. Evening SER
vice at 1880, subject. This Cos
pei Age" Junior League Wednes-
day at 1880 p. m, followed by
teacher's meeting, Prof. Knipe, lead
err.
C. L. BENT, Pastor.
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PROJECT HAS FALLEN THR0
Pumping Plant for Land Nenr
FAlks WIN Not be Built.

The irrigation project which
had for its object the watering OF
IS 900 acres west and northwest
OF Falks, has been abandoned for
u year. at least. IL is stated that
the engineers reported that an
efficient power site could not be
obtained. II WAS planned TO use
the Farmers Cooperative canal
at Patterns Point IS a power site
and also TO furnish water.
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axe Electric Ritters quiekly

take Electric Bitters quickly to
overcome the cause by toning up
the stomach and curing the indiges
ton. Michael Hessheimer of Lin
coin, Neb., had been sick over three
years, but six bottles of Electric
Bitters put him right on his feet
again. They have helped thousands.
They give pure blood, strong nerves,
good digestion. Only so cents at
all druggists.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-10-24
EGGS BY MAIL AFTER
JANUARY |
Carriers Will Need Wagons
to Haul Chickens, Butter
and Other Products

The easiest and cheapest way
TO get fresh country eggs and but
ter after January / next, will be
TO order them direct from some
rural route farmer and have him
mail 10 you by the new parcels
post
A dozen eggs weigh about a
pound. The postage on dozen
eggs OF that weight, or a pound of
butter, 10 Emmett from any point
on any iuial route Will be five
cents. For each additional pound
up TO eleven pounds, the postage
will be one cent, and ll-pound
package viii require fifteen cents
postage.
Eleven pounds is the maximum
weight OF a package that can be
sent by the new parcels post.
IL the eggs. or butter, are mailed
from point beyond the rura.
route delivery from Emmett, but
within a IaGius OF fifty miles,
the postage will be five cents
Tor the fist pound; three cents
for each additional pound and
thirt, live cents for package
weighing eleven pounds. Postage
increases slightly with the distance
Thus. in zoEe between cir
Gle Of 5O-mile and 150-mile
radius of mmmett the postage VIII
be six cents for one pound, four
cents for each additional pound
and forty-six cents for an IL
pound parcel In the zone between
the 15O-mile and 300-mile circle
the postage will be seven cents for
enc pound and five cents Tor each
additional pound.
SO, il you know a farmer or
chicken bree der who lives upon
rural delivery route out of Emmett
YOU may have him mail you eleven
d, zen eggs, or eleven poun6s OF
butter at cost In postage OF
only fifteen cents, and there VIII
be no other cost for carriage or
delivery,
But is is not only eggs and but
ter that will 80 by mail under the
new parcels Itst. II you want
lar Of preserves, or honey, or
pair OF chickens, or anything else
thai weighs no more than eleven
pounds II may go by parcels post
Ii is likely that under the
new parcels post great business
OF shipping direct from the farm
TO the consumer in the city VIII
be carried on Systematically 1t is
so In England, in South Africa and
In Germany, where they have had
he parcels post for years. /
The Postal Department is working /
,ut the details for carrying on the {
business of the parcels post. Rur- L
"A mail wagons. which are mostly Z
wheeled carts, will have TO be /
iupplanted by wagons large enough
@ accommo date the new business
iotor cars viii be used where the
business is large enough TO de-
nand 1t. Hampers will be provid- y
ID for carrying packages. =
The regulations require that no
IaI,eI TO be sent by post shall be u
reater in size than az inches in
ength and girth combined. the Il
onients must not be perish N
BILE within period reasonably re- b.
uired fer transportation and de- a
very and must be packed ac- Il
ording 10 rules yet to be iormulat- h
d. ii
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bargain. Clint and his family will
spend year in Europe.
Frank Chaplin came in last night
from a duck hunt. He makes al
fidavit that he killed AZ ducks with
three shots, and they were all
mallards.
Harry Shropshire's orchestra gave
symphony concert in E. p. c..
hall last night. The proceeds were
used to buy Harry a pair of pants
supporters, of which he is very
proud.
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Arsenate of lead at the Emmett
Fruit Growers Association.
Kirby Faker and bride lie t Fri
day for Il cir rev home in Leng va
ley.
Mrs. e. w. sitter, who had been
visiting her mother at Nampa, re-
turned Tuesday.
Crete Robinson. who has been
employed at Eo.se for several week
is home again.
Alvin Fulton left Tuesday for
Livingstone Mont, 10 visit his
sister Mrs. VIII Frazier.
Ralph ingalls, of Butte, Mont.
accompanied his father, c. S. In
gals, home last week.
VIII Hoppo<k returned this morn
ing from a three weeks visit
to his old Iowa home.
The best OF all remedy for gals
DIT j. w. Barrett's. made by Sc
curity Remedy Co
ID. NJ. Shannon has opened a
boarding house at his residence,
the former DR.. Skippen huose.
William Womaek returned Mon
day from his Long Valley ranch
and win spend the winter in town.
DR.. and Mrs. b. o. Clark enter
tanned number of friends Tues
day evening at a 8 O'Clock dinner.
Otto Wilhelm is threshing al
falfa for Dave MAJ tin on. the butte,
using a new huller ard threshing
machine.
The Emmett Irrigation District
this week bought so tons of hay
en- the Marsh ranch fer 81 per
ton.
Mrs Charles Stimson was taken
tc. Boise Tuesday to undergo an
u eI atiCn for Eoiter. DR.. Rey-
holds accompanied her.
Sam Burnham, 81 veral times
resident and property owner in
Emmett during the last six years,
las again left Missouri. He is
now located at Weiser.
A. Hoisted is building a good
lied tarn on his Lenoh lam.
cnathan Moulton, assisted by
Wayne Zimmerman, is in charge of
he work.
Mrs. Alex Cruickshank has made
esert entry upon so acres in sec
ion 80. township Z, range east,
i Montour valley.
Benz. Lollar has made home l
tead filing upon 800 acres OF land {
n Sand Hollow east of Josef {
Ielfert's place, and Elmer Forshay {
J surveying the boundaries. /
N. J. Bielenberg CT Butte, Mont, /
AS the guest Saturday of his old
-ieId, f. J. Bliss. Mr.. Biel- $
nberg is chairman o. the state q
ommittee of the Progressive party
| Montana and is very confident
lat Teddy will carry that stae.
Four Emmett men have places
n the Socialist ticket. T. j.
oonrod is candidate for secretary !,
state, Fred Stolzenbelg for re- y
'ese ntatiNe, II. Il. Cakes fer :
lrNeyor and Geo. p. Hall for :
.
A. NJ. Gilmore of Elk City, Kan, d
visiting his former neigh bors, N
T. and Mrs. Earl Seaman, on the IL
nch. Mr. Gilmore is seeking a t,
w location and Is so well pleas 81
with the Emmett country that
has about decided to locate here
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ELECTRIC POWER FROM WIND
Economical Lighting Plants Can Be,
Based on II, With Gasoline
Motors TO Help.

There has never been a time when.
the forces OF nature were subjected
to such searching scrutiny to deter
mine their availability for the devel-
opment OF mechanical power as they
receive at present. This arises main
ly from the progressive use of cleo
tricity.
Among other things >: is believed
that the wind can be utilized to far
greater extent than in the past, espe-
cially for electrical lighting. With this.
OBJECT In view the average state OF
the wind has been investigated In Eng
land. 1t is found that for approxi-
mately half the time the mean wind
velocity Is ten miles an hour, and for
about one-third of the time fifteen
miles. In the winter the average is
nigner. The great difficulty arises.
from the calm periods, which NAV
last days. or even a week, but II has,
oeen shown that economical lighting.
plants can be based upon wind power
by providing gasoline motors IN take.
up the work whenever the wind fails.
In Japanese Temple.
Asakuse Temple is dedicated to.
the goddess Kwannon, a tiny image.
of gold, about two and a half inches.
high, writes traveller in Japan. AT.
the entrance to the temple grounds on
either side of the immense gate stand:
TWO large and fearful looking figures.
guarding the sacred precincts. Hang
ing outside the wire grating are a
number of sandals for their use If
they wish to take walk, and rice is,
sprinkled about. Each worshiper. be-
lore entering the temple. calls at
small building, and after contributing
a small amount, washes his hands ana
rinses his mouth
In front of the main shrine Is
large aperture in the floor. covered
with lattice work. into which the wor-
Shlper casts his gift. After clapping
MS hands to awaken or attract the.
it'enton OF the god he kneels, but his
prayer is only brief While there is
'ne chief shrine, there are MANY 9th
'rs under the same roof.
one shrine especially attracted my
'uention; 1t was made of wood. and
lutte disfigured and worn through
ne constant rubbing of hands on the
pot corresponding TO the afflicted Dor.
ions of the sufferers bodies"
hay and grain at the Emmett
'ruit Growers Association.
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A Log on the Track.

of the fast express means serious
trouble ahead If not removed, SC
does loss of appetite. 1t means
lack of vitality, loss of strength and
nerve weakness. II appetite fails,
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James Heath and bride returned
home Saturday from Denver, and
on Monday were given reception
by the groom's many friends on
the South slope.
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S. A. PARKER, Pastor.

Miss Elizabeth Sproat was TAX
en- into the Presbyterian church
on confession last Sunday.
Rev. NJ. Christian, superintendent
of the Children's Home occupied
the pulpit of the Presbyterian
church last Sunday evening.
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Presbyterian.

Regular services at the Presby-
terrain church. Sunday school at
10, preaching at IL, topic, Les
sons from Great Life" c. E. at
$3.50, topic, Christian Progress. !"
Special music. You are cordially
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Church of C1hist

Services for week beginning Oct.
81, Sunday-Bible school 10 a.
m.-Dr. N. B. Barnes, superinten-
dent. Communion IL a. m, pre-
ceding the sermon by the minister.
Christian Endeavor $50 p. M, Mrs
Rambo, leader. Preaching 1880
meeting for Bible
study and prayer, 1880 p. m. Thurs
day-Ladies' Aid Society, p. m.
w. E. RAMBO, Pastor.
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Come in and see our line of new
fall hats, at The Fair store.
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CHURCH NOTICES.
Latter Day Saints

Services on Sunday as follows:
Sunday school at 10 a. m. Regular
services at p. m. All are invited.
David Nelson. Bishop.
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Sin 9aMmi tan1m a11f bem Geleilc

oc5 5hneu5uses meillt crnltlideu
Irll6el lit Mnslid;t> melrl1 CT 1idt be-
isitigt miro, 10 o1d Ser gerlltlt oeS
Nppetits: 81 bcSentct ulr9eniigenoen
2ctenStnutN, @er[ltlt Scr Stdrfe ul'S
o2eraenldmadj6cit. Weum Ser Nppe=
tit nadyl6Bt, ne6nlt electric @lttcrS
raid, nnt sic ltrlohe SIT 6cipaltlgel1,
0urcb Stdrtu1tg 0es MagenS NM
MISUNDERSTANDING ser &er0auung.
Midoel @eB6ein1er Don 2incol1,
Meb., por iiber 6rei Sabre franf, aber
icd5 6loid]en electric gitters brad=
tcl1 ibr lpieber 5uredbt unS allf letl1e
IiiBe. @aben taltIenoem aebolfer1.
&ei1ieen 6uS 8lut, itarfeu sic Nie<
rem, erneuert1 sic &er6auul1g. aur
so @ts. iu MoIitors Mpotbefe. - Nnz
5eige.
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relIs Scs SaNres &atente fit 5,81t<
0iS Nder 2allo. &omm1iii0r I@Hllett
uiro III jeil1en NaErs56sridte fonIta=
tiaren. SaD Sas ga1lSnnlt liz p%erf0ltf tie
Gifettlide 21nsercien ulo aNs allen
onSercl1 Etel(en $9,973,0IS .e1ngc=
ltoHe1en fat pSer $1,t16,SS0 mel1iger
ols ill @orjahre. Iie 0cfoaulltalt5=
aa5en uno @erbillolidfeiten 6etrllgcn
!$533,573,Go3. Ma;lreno SEES S19res
m1rocn 14,5t4,6S9 Mfer $ffel1tllNcr
ms S1Sia>1cr= 2arscreiell teleAE n1lo
iiir 1O,i35,475 Nlefer lpl!rSe1 2sate1tc
alt5gel teQt, cille Nbna1lnc r:p1 reip.
3.C64411 ru1o 2,137,020 in1 Ser
1lcih 5un1 Norlabre.
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Meilcngeln $77.40; Gicnii fcim @nnoaIz
lila Ss@avo si2.90; 9iusuit auqlanetnl
Gc~:cnctsae0i.tt, II. &o1t1eE9er $5.25;
nesG!ci Gil bsi zinc. nabstannte1 Herlon
~resalsidien tyi Nrou 8. &orte
%%7.45; 5pfn @aua, Greiularfen us1o Sc
%bilFrcn $685.; &leth. @a1slrstier. Nr52it
e.n Ior,uing mi *. Martin @5cae 50;
S. !. @tniueri.h, Mrlcit lei Gcc Golintn
Gotauii;nl a5e4Irac 1920; Ct13s. 91nN
5$rottjt al zcrapcr5 l;a Gi!ilnen $1O.4G;
.lirn. 1toot5 Ga.at9riuFu &}cAano(ung
BON IeGa Gnui5 i'll .{ali $40; i'm Mu1
o1 $3.50; g3os. Nro9otst oosl >pril
Di3 1caten.sr $1nz.N3.
.. !. @lorie- &~cs5itiauna Ser Gouls
yzNefongenen I'M 5}li 1917 %l5.25; I'LL
Nualit 1912 $4,000; i'll 1cpt. 1872
SIS so: her -5elt1esG oi11tV<& eTallgenen
i'm ,Sili 1912 $;t.zS; i'm Atanif 1912
50. so; scr n5t1obec GplnltD Gefa.lae1cn
M Nlinlit 1912 $3.50; III 1c9t. 1912
$500; ser ct. Glo1io Stas!eefangel7cn
int 1Nlli 1912 1915; I'LL Illal'It 1872
- 90: i.1 Gept. 1912 $500, IelenfQu
9eI $40; li5 Gc1t. t9i2 %26.02; Hrsiz
marfcM $500: M@ti:hrtn lno Ill5.oGen
1ton: erqell 45rrHcr &f!.OD: neecH 81.
5,orhlne 49,; oegen 3Nea5 e2eG) s.
20; 1e0tll ": $. ]>5t1lol $3N.@3; Gez
cen Gilbert ( @NlllAnfT S3o.op: qtGsH
!. 2lnjhra:G 500; Gc0cll >?on 2Sta'irll
$780,; ncGcil <Srtl'l5 1>nr5e@'n II. $780,
nHac1 lSraltf Sd'roE'ltet $3.50; GfGell
&ictor "nllF'en $f"25; Genrll Nnno
<:n:te $1,000; act2l! Nelffal 9Sel'ti
$10.36; gcGe!l sIe1iea 5tc!itcoa %l2-an;
ce?en vi. Ghnrteolt &22.0n, ,rsa :.
@~,shri1n. 0isl;it heiln @9}!rtp Gal}9anlng
:snnro 1880; ,spNn Mstt, Sirbeit ol1
Forming r.'p 81. &jaEjin 15chrlpeue ~
90; ,N}9ro7:ern"~G ri slc,eGid2cft, s.ehia
Snp2lie5 1912 Mrillor $22s:61; e1rtIi<
lnre MN @1ieTto'@.er 1891; G{c1l79s mn
Nrle1to1d1sn s3.1f; S-li'tfln?as' ltl'e
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Gts Mercilligtcn Etootel1 pruoN1!

Sts Nerclll1gtcl1 Std1tel1 pruoti5l>
rell nlchr 9icr ais iroe1o ell 2ano
Ser Mclt. SIN Satire 1910 belieI lid)
iGre Nrp2ltftipn otf t,90S>O1O,37O
goQpncn, mohyeno Sic G%clMnn1tpro=
olsftin1 1T europa lid 11llr ollf l.
7OIGG6, $50 0ollpnSn belief. Irph=
Sem mir I'll 10 ras CT tie gierlano Set
Mclt ligo, meib mon in inherent 9|fcr=
honsepartcnlent 1iocD INNER uidf,
mos Nier lit, u16 olld} Ser %6efonnte
GGen1ifer 81. Wilep ideia1t c5 l1id]t
ut miilen, trotoem er eifrig Sorrab
Qeforldt fat, menigitell5 fat CT Dor
%ieil1crll Ml15ldjeiOcn aus leiner Stel=
lln1g uidtS 0ariiber perloltten laliet.
Mia CT Sic Sod)e pieaeidt iiir iih
tebalten? Mun iollte MIR einn1al
eillell altelt @iertri1fer fragen, es
miiroe nid)t longe 0olerl1, bis mont
Sic ridtige definition erbiclte.
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S5e&:9ojselass1.s3s
2es Dpars1btr &o:snty)=&o;t=
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Den S. EttoGtr 1912.
iSth(u5 ser SituNg.)
Witt Mutrag pltIneN folnenoe 9%}edlnuits
aeH in5erlJe,Jet, sNtGe5elIel lil1b Dent
Wties suiolge sur 3abINlig %nllgep!cTcn:
Wm. .. MLhsi,, misunderstanding -
Staoe ncae!i ,SoHu Iol5l $3.50; Staat
genen Mi. G1nteni1 500; Gtnat 0eatH
M.no MMute 500; @toot gcGen 5. 8.
@ullnrn1i1 $500. Nl:ifill &eltcrli Go.
2to., .rier 95f%luQlaoufsin $4,000: gel
orcoc Sribllne, &ernTfeNtliaNll:, Der Gel9
rerpriif.mas1cti5 $3.50; y. u. @5racr,
@rpte6, Nreiumfe etc. 5000; Ie!jtnlt5@
laeell Si2.4O; s. s.. Ga4ific!o. Commit
}drgcbiinern uno Meilenae!o SLIGO;
g. 9. Gbltt, Sl1ae,ie,troienite an SUB.
@rabel, g;n. : 6. < 81. Sill; Stont ct.
Glp1b 1912 8elpreutcl1 bc5 enlrthull5
5oltore $4,000; SO. S. G!epelal1a, Go<
nrl,tf bon Gpu1tpz@arten $40 IS. S.
gurllel, ;2e,teergebiihrcr, Stnot 9cgel,
@ernh. 9iiber 1910; Gtaot geeen S.
&cuuenD $40; 9. g. 9iiber, 9ienlt bei.n
Gpl111tn gonuollin9 @uurn 1920; :. q.
9ruu,, p1Dlilde llnterll1dung bon Gl. Sir
ga,ef, Gtoat gege,1 &ouf1nom $3.50;
33euacnoctithr Staat gcgeu 81. S. &aufz
manu- 1924; Sranf Sar0el. @uarc1
$2O.22; 6ribzGrob 60, @lanfs 70 Cts;
@ablz5 supplies $3S.65; Supplies $13.=
so; 5tpei &dlttlen fir &aargelo $2.75;
Nla,1fs $500; Sobu $. @anfes, 3cugc1s
aebiibr, Staot gegen Yeter Mep1cn SIP;
s. 8. @in1sl, Selepbon lu1o Srcimartell
5000; 4. q. &oner, Supplies $500; S.
S, 0otpalfoipsfi, Transportation bes Sn<
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4 6. $14.42; gommiildrsebabr uno
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WeuevaI=Np1tuleiItc &itcnf Sat 9(r=

engagements 1etroffeu fir Ste @crItel=
lull1 rcn 5rolf oerid'!ese1en Scrls1
ron I%rciu,orfen fir Sen a!t*l9liebll=
d5cn 0ebroud3 bcim Ser ono uoN go
feten Sltrh Sic lle1te @Safetpol i. 9tad1
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uonlllellen @eleb foll1ell %gepo6nlIGe
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n1orfeu mer>ell Qr0Ber icin as Sic
acp21nlidel1 g%riefanrfe1 ltl1o al
NarM inns 3eidnl1ng bon Sen let}teret1
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ling lic}t n15glid lit. Sic asafet=
p~oltlnorfen lperoen 6is STINT ]. 3e5e1r=
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nit Sic 10000 E%olt0nlter Ses 2nn=
ces nit 0cl1iel6en perlehel1 lilo> ebe
Nos rcllc Oeiet o1r1 /. Sal1ltor 1912
tit @roft tritt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-24

>2an 5::H34lit ijj1iano5p2H3i5tat'=
ictS roll o;eiea 0eanlten Natcr oIe
Me1elu ses 3ioil>ienI ties, ms lcbt
tat ct Sen Mcit folaen lalien. Go5
lit cinc Gut. Sic Ste @e3eidMrng
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olrH Sic Ser Nrolioeat iid] It'll sie
2}eforu1 oe5 3ioiloiealteS ei1 arpGcs
G9roiea1t ermorfsn fat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-24

Der 9sr1iiSent fat lpie0er filrfltl1c=
.SreiJiataulel Ypltmlciiter Ser politl=
ldten Sir Jorge elrtaoaell ul10 tire ST.
l,erlutl1g ser 3ipil0ienitfomniiiion
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muroen Sic iGrtmtlid1en H%oltlneiiter
pierter alalie pon1 Graii0enten CT
naunt, mas NIT Ser Geriorgung bon
led3igtauieno poIitiide,r @iinitlinae,r
Ser Mitglie6er 0es @ongreies gleidt
beoeuteno mar. Brdit6ent Sat lteate
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-24

9as @ererollm1San1t fat na6 oft
5iedcr Mngabe fir Sos nit Srli ob=
gelaufcne Sisfaliabr einen Metto-lte-
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-24

i1.en 1r4a1cn le5es1 miir>en, leoi9liA
Ser Iorif lei Ihlllo, SoD Sic NepfI
tr5a Set rsidcu Grl1te 10 hod2 i'm
Nrci'c 1t0lllen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-24
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