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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-24
HALF A MILLION
INCREASE IS SHOWN
Graham County Tax Values
Are Much Greater
Than in 1911.

Stafford, Ariz., June 24-Graham
cOunty's assessor, D. D. Phillips, has
completed his assessment roll and
turned same over to the board Of su-
pervisors. There is an increase OF
100000 over the property valuation Of
last year.
Invitations are out announcing the
wedding Of Miss May Morris to George
EelshaW on June %
Miss LOttie Sowell has gone to Ros-
well for a visit with relatives.
Miss Grace DOwnen, of WILCOX, is
visiting her father, Geo Downen-
Mrs. Josephine Perry, who has been
employed at the Olive hotel, has re-
turned to her home in Globe, accompa-
MED by her young son.
Rev Mr.. Cheek, of Phoenix presid-
ing elder of the NJ. Z. church, south,
spent a day here last week.
Rev. Mr.. Gardner has returned from
Pomona, Cal, Wnere he spent a month
visiting his family.
Mrs Weaver Brier and daughter,
Lois, are spending the summer on the
coast
Miss Anna Brier has returned from
Silver City, n. NJ, where she has been
attending the convent.
Carroll Neese is at home for a visit.
He is reCuperatinS from an operation
for appendicitis, recently performed on
him, while in Miami.
Mrs. Eli Krupp has returned after a
lengthy visit to FL PasO and other
points.
AboEt 800 has been hung up as
purses for, horse races and auto races
for the big celebration to be held here
July 8 and 4.
Mrs. Chas. Kruger has gone to St.
Paul, Mimi, where she will visit her
daughter.
Mrs. Pauline Foster was married to
w. B. Norton at Roswell this week.
The wedding occurred at the home of
Mrs. Fosters brother, Dave Chesser.
Mrs. Foster is a well known Stafford
girl.
L. J. Broshears has been seriously i'll
this past week with heart trouble. He
is still very sick man.
Mrs. c. W. B. Link has been quite
sick.
Mrs. Elizabeth Pace died at her home
in Thatcher last week. She left a large
family, all married but two.
The members of the Baptist church
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-24

EXPLANATORY NOTES
Observations taken at e. N. seventy-fhh mel
ddian time. Air pressure reduced to sea level
IsoBARs Continuous Ines pass through points
Of equal air pressure. IsOTHERNs dotted hnes)
pass through points OF equal temperature; drawn
only for zero reezinR, CO., and 100.
0 clear; @ partly cloudy; O cloudy
O rain; @ snow: o report missing.
Arrows ~ with the wind First figures, temper
sture; second. precipitation OF 0l inch or more
foI past - hours; third. maximum wind veloe-
fH.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-24
CLAIMS OF THREE ARE
HEARD At CONSULATE

Claims of Lawrence Converse, Edwin
Blatt and Mrs. Virginia Morehead are
now being heard by judge D. A Rich
ardson. representing the Mexican gov
eminent at the Mexican consulate. Blatt
and Converse have claims against the
Mexican government because of i'm
prisOnment in Juarez. and Mrs. More
head as the result of being struck by
a Mexican bullet while in her homo
near the union station.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-24
RUIDOSO PREPARES FOR CELE-
BRATION ON THE FOURTl

Ruidoso, n. NJ, June PA gang of
men is employed on the Fourth of July
picnic grounds, preparing for the big
celebration.
T. A Miller has returned from Capt.
tan where he had gone on business.
James Bracken has gone to Glencoe,
on business.
idOso last week on business. While
here he was the guest of J. Bracken.
Mr.. and Mrs. H H Bailey and two
children from FL PasO, and Mrs. Tudie
Bailey Barker of Las Cruces, passed
through here in their car, en- route to
Roswell to visit their sister, Mrs. Hen
~ Van Valkenburg. While here they
were guests of their old friends, Mrs.
a. J. Gilmore and family.
The farmers are kept busy trying to
stack their alfalfG between the many
showers we are now having.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-24

If you have the itch. don't scratch. it
does not cure the trouble and makes
the skin bleed. Apply BALLARD'S
SNOW LINIMENT Rub it in gently on
the affected parts. It relieves itching
instantly and few applications re-
moves the cause. thus performing
permanent cure Price 25c, SOC and 81
per bottle Sold by Scott White & Co.,
three stores.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-04-25
Das Aeuets uon 9ettern.
3eitnnssberi&te friibcrcr Sabrbmn'
berte naa Uprm nnS Snbalt.
Dte Iiefsrn eiu ocutlidcs epiegclbilb bes Sui.
turlebcns ibrcr ;3ett.

Die bieien 3eilen porangeitente
Eufidrift lit ser Sitel zines iebr in
e~reflaaten Sammelmerfes, bas eben
int befannten 8erlag bon gilbert
2angen in Miinben eridienen lit.
DaS @eltern, Das ser @erausgeber
Serr @berbaro 8u6ner i'm Inge
6at, liegt iebr melt 5urud, lpir miii-
len Bis in ons XVI. unto XVII.
Sabrbunoert 5urldgeben. Sn 81
5erpten aus beutiden 3eitungsberid<
ten iu9t uns ser @erausgeber "a Elm
8ilo bon oe1n @eiit iener alten 3eit
III geben, ser iid) pielleidt in feinem
&ultur0ofllme>1t oeutlider iplegelt
als in ser SCI; ING. sic lit Dobl Die
iubjeftipei lie NeaBerung 0es 3eit-
geiltS, sic mir fennen. 5pe5talmerfe
iiber Sic in Dem 9a1roe bebanoelten
gpoden orientieren gemiB genauer
uno iiderer uber Die 6olge Der gr=
etgnille ienerSabre, aber eS gibt feln
8erf, oaS Sen @intergrun0 81 Die
len gre1gn111en tarb1ger, uDerrolUeHz
Ser, edter bieten f0nnte:: bier 1pr1d)t
Die 3eit Ielblt gang brett, gar5 l1t1=
mittelbar. Man iiebt, pie fie auf le-
Sen Mei5 reagiert, man bort tbren
&nlslblag uno lernt iie oaruber Der=
Iteben.
Man finoet in Dem 8ude rDaS
Meuelte bon geitern" @arafteriltli4e
Ma6ridten iiber &rieg, Yolitit, bof1-
ides un0 Bolfsleben, iiber 9eren
uno MiBgeburten, ieltiame @algen-
un6 Spufgei9idten, ltelt llber DIE
@ieoertaufer, sic @aloenier, man
iiebt, mas oamals midtig genommen
tp1roe, mie 5um Beifpdel Der Mber'
aIoube audi sic einfaaiten Sim=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-04-25

nit @ottes &ilfe geelen 5ufiibren
miro, 6eren @erlangen 0abin gebt,
unter Sem @anner oes III. Hetrus an
Ser &ettung ser 5eelen 81 arbeiten.
I'm jeoo@ 6ieien 3med 81 erreiden,
mnlb sic Monatsidrift sic gr0Btm0g=
lidite &%erbreitlmg fin&er. l1niere
8reun6e u116 6reunoinmen, melde IN
England, ooer III englii6 ipreben0en
2anocrn 8efannt. baben, meroen So
fer oringen6 gebeten, unS Iorellen
5n perldnffen, OIL Die mir Yroben1m=
1lern len0en f0nntell, ooer 11od) bel :
ler mare es, mctm iie ielblt Oiei el6en
unter ibren 8.fmnten perbreiteu
miirnen. Eroben1mmer iieben ibnen
sat ocn 3mctfe our &erfiigung. Ser
&reis oes enaIiihen g6o, weldes in
mierer erlt fiir3lisb erridteten inter
n~atlonalen 9rl1ferei in Som err
idcint, betr0gt 2 S6i1ing 6 pence;
oOer 60 Gts; ober 3 fcs; o6er 2 Mf.
so Efg; o0er 3 6. M0relle: ~g6o
from Mfrica", Mon1c, pia oelPSlmata
16. gel teull1lgel1 lrebn1en m1d} nniere
Ialnnatlid)ell 3entralen, Jiliolen un0
9lbgobel telen or.
Sic ct. Hetrus Glapcr=S pSalitdt
fir sic afrifmiiden Miiiionen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-04-25

ent3meien fo;nntel1. &in5u fanre nod
oaS ltarfe 6eltl6e Clement IN Den
Ser. 5taaten, bas mie Elm ebert1er
@eifen bei0e Staaten umipanne. 90
meit @orl 5bur5.
l1eberlegen mir arnS ferner, meme
9erren, in aller Mllbe II. S%ffenbelt, Oh
es irgeromo IN ser @elt einen Sled
groe giebt, NO oeuti6e rno anlertta=
niide 8ldne uno 9ebensinterellen lid
ourd}freu5en ooer gar 9egeneinanoer
prauen. Dreben Sic Sen gr0glob1s
INN l1no I'M, Sic merben feline Stele
fin0en. Sb boffc, nid't politil6 SIT
meroen, penn id) iage, oab mir Oeut=
iden mcSer &al1a0a nodj San1aita be-
liten nod altd] Sauraifa befeltigel1
mpllen lt1o 0ob alle 0iilteren Mbii6ten
o,li Elm politild)es 0euti6=9raiilien,
Sic ms iibcreifriae 0eutihfein0c, on
oencn mir OILS Elm al1fitrebenbes @olf
mabrbaitig feiucl1 Maltgel babel1,
%uodyiagen, in 0as @ebiet Ser Tabel
geb1rcll. Nn iiD babcn mir, 0e1t=
lde l1rlo Mmcrifaner, oaber feinen
grsifharcu MnlnB, orobenoe Mibbel=
|ligfeiten IN Sos Joni te gett eilres
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 5u leiten.
5omobl Sic reid)en mirtbi6aftli6en
9e5iebungen 5miiden SEN bei6en gro
ben @0lfern, mie audi Sic mannig-
faltigen Sa0en, mel6e sic 6eutide un0
omerifanilde @eiitesmelt berbin0en,
bteten sic iidere @epabr fit eine nidt
funltlide, ionoern natiirli6e gin=
traht. go fomr11e i6 6enr gu Sem
pieuei6t merfmiiroigen, aber unpoliti=
icben Sdll1b, 6oB fir euti6lano un6
Mmerifa fein eriidtli6er @run5 bor=
ban6en lit, if6 iber sic S6ie0sge=
ri6tsfroge 5u eretfern. Erob6em per=
femme i6, allgemein geiproden, ni@t,
oaB misunderstanding, Sic ii@
i1 berniinftigen @ren5en balten, bon
iegensrei6er praftii6er @e0eutung
merben fonnen. 9agegen bergen Sic
aus politiiden Gen0en5e11 gebore=
ne,1 uferloien 5aieosgeridtsoertrdge
leiht 0en Stoff 51 politiiden &on=
fliften in itd). 3miiden gbeleuten,
Sic iib gut periteben utt6 bertragen,
be0arf es feiner 5dieosgeridte. 9as
gilt al1d BON Sem &erbdlt11iB nab=
perman6ter &olfer 5ueinon0er." =
Sic Mus fiibrunger1 81. @edi9ers
necfen lt6 NIT Sem, mas mir an Sic
ier Steuc mie6erbolt iiber Sic Mnge=
legcnbeit gelagt baben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-04-25
@rd6ti8e @orte.

llcmr oas @erbdltniB 1eutidlanos
5u Sen. &ereinigten 5taateu bot onf
einem Seitmabl ser omerifanilden
Sanoelsfammer fir 9eutidlano ser
Observation-Disclosures Or. 9eflder
prGd)tige @orte %geiprod)en. Die felt
lid]e @eranitaltung fan6 in ser alten
@auptitaot @amburg itatt. 9r. Sed-
ld)er lpra6 iiber sic Shie0spertrags-
politif bes Hr6itoenten Saft. ~@enlt
ih binreiben5 unterridtet bin", iagte
er l,ltter m0erm, uio fat DeutidlanS
nid)t nit Sem eleiden Nan mie
Tral1freid] uno @uglono 0em g%utnole=
9cnoen 8eoanfcrL aud Sic lebten
Shidlolsirogen Ser @olfer Dor oas
Serum zines g6ieSsgerihts SIT britt
gen, al,aeltlmmt. 9os mod)te tit oer
&cr. Stuaten onf Sen CT ten gllcf be-
Tremoer. Sci rlbiger l1eberlegung
in0elien erfen11t mon aus 0em Ser6al=
ten Gel1tl dlan6s ienen crnlten @inen,
perblmoen NIT Sen 3elltiden eigelt<
thii1rlidcn, pftnlals ldmerf Gaigen
@riin0lidfeit> Ser Sen en0lidcn Gr=
folg perbiirgt u11o Ser allen moblfei=
fen Ten1ouitrotipl1e1 obbolo lit. Sdf
miirSe permutbli1 nit 6en1 @runo=
iote, Sen mir SIR gefretar ais 9fidt=
idnllr nit altf Sen @eg geaebe1 bot,
in einen ldlperen &onflift geratben,
mcnn ib nas entgege11fommen6e Ser
balten gngIonos inns TranfreidS in
Ser .SdicSsgerihtSfruge fritii6 BE-
leudtete. I'm 10 eber oarf i6 aus
ipreden, SOB 6as geiommte 6eutihe
@olf bon Sem anfrihtigen @lnlde
6eieelt lit, nit SEN Mmerifanern III
0muern0em Srieoen SIT leben, ltno
oob Sas Sel1tide @olf ie6en S6ritt
at 0ieiem 3iele frelt6ig begriibt.
Sic MIDI sur @efrdftigung
meiner @ebouptung zines Monnes
geSenfen, Ser ser 6eutiden un6 an1e=
rifoniiden @eidid]te gQetdmaBig ar1=
gebort inns 0eiieu Mame bei bei6en
&olfern in gutem &longe 11n0 in
boben gbren itebt, 5es 9eutidome=
rifaners Carl 56rrs. @or elmer
&ei6e bon Sabren babe i6 0as ltl1=
pergeBlthe @liid genoiien, nit sem
oortreffliden Meni6en 1tn0 QroBen
Staotsmonne an Sem onma1tbigen
nmerifoniiden Gee Safe George
Stl110en reider Ginoriide 5l1 berbri11=
gen. SSn Ser offener gera6en Mrt, Sic
ieltenen Mam ous5ei9nete,
ct bon SEN natiir1i6en innige1t
g%e5iebungen un0 Sem amerifaniihen
obmoM es gero6e in iener 3eit
ols f0nnte Ser ipanild~omeri=
faniide &rieg einen MiBfIang in Sic
0el1tld=amertfaniihe @ormonie bin-
eintrogen. Carl Sdur5 berladte ie6e
Moglihfeit elmer @ntfrem6ung. Mme=
rifa inns 9eutl6lan6, 10 ipro6 Ser
entbuiiaitiide 6reuno beiber Hotionel1,
ieien %geborene &erbin6ete. Mirgen6s
in ser @elt gdibe eS e%rnitbafte 8roble=
mirtbidaftlider ODER. po1itiider
Mrt, Sic 9eufi6la116 un6 Mmerifa
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-04-25

melSerf6einun9en als citrate uino
5dreden flnoenoe gottli9e gor6el'
Sc pirS uniere 2eier eemiB in.
tereiiieren, ein5elne oieier @euigfei'
ten BON geitern tennen gu lernen.
mo Ser Sssnbalt piel1eiht falt ldBt, i,l,
terdiiert nod ilnmer Die 5orm, mie
oieie 0inge Sen 3ertgenolie n 5nr
aenntnis gebraht ml1roen. 90 gum
geilpiel, tpenn cine titelloie 8erliner
8eituns aus Dem Sabre 1926 iiber
Sic gntoedung zines &eilbrunnens
BEL 2e%obersoorf in Nieoerolterreib
beridtet. gs beiBt ga: ~MuB Wlen
bonn 20. ssunii. 8or menig Bo6en
Oman liebt, oieBeridterl tottung ammo
1926 tpar nod iebr langiam) lit ouf
flint Meilmeaes albier Elm menig
auberhalb 2eoberSoorff in einem
Rrautgarten elm Drummer entiprun-
qen pno oifenbarer moroen 6ur1
meldes 8alier, oie ooDon trinden,
BON aQerlep @randbeiten Dno Bcbrc=
den erIe0igt bno gebeilt. Wie oenn
ldon iebr piel, nidt allein an offenen
Sdaben, Die lie NIT 0ieiem 8ailsr
gemalGer, ionoern al1d on innerli-
den @randbeiten gel Juno 1poroen. gs
lit bon bier bn0 an6ern Srten cii1
GROCER 3uIouf oabin. Stir iolde mol
tbot @ottes lol man inn merd lein> ein
@irdlein aaoo FIN gu bomen."
Gin a11oeres Yeiipiel: 9ie $50
dentlihe Sroinuri 3eitung" in Miin-
den (Nr. 10 aus Sent Sabre 1929
beridtet bon einem idarfen 5aiten-
gebot, oas in @ien erlaiien muroe.
Die Weel6una lautet: uMuB @ten oea
%. 6ebruarii. Mqbie bat mani auf1
alien pldsen %auBureffen laiien quit
beborltebenoe 5aiten3eit fi6 0es
6leiib eliens gu entbalten, NIT BE-
trotpung> oaB elmer ODER Ser on6re
nit Ser nit baltnng betreten muroe,
oab berielbe pnno6labli6 geitrofft
mer6en ion pn0 mer6e 6arumb 6elto
5eitlid)er irtimiert, 6aB elm ieber iei<
ner NotDturfft nod iid bnber 6eiien
gu beoenden pno 6eito belier ii6 6ar.
nah gu ridten mtiie."
9oB @eren, %furioie gpufgeidid=
ten oft un0 oft in Sen Beridten mie-
oerfebren, lit i9on %ongeoeutet NOR
ben. 8eionoers arg mar es nit Dem
6erenglalt5en in Sdhpe6en. 60 IGBt
ii@ ser ~Mittmodiide Mercurius"
in Berlin aus Mie0erelbe unterm 30.
Sum- 1876 id)rei6en: Sn 5ame6en
it ein jan1merlides @eien tpegen Ser
Screen uno fat man at Stodbolm
lbon 0rei @erlonen megen iolbel
perflucbter 3ouberei lebenoig Der
bran1t. Selbige baben unteridieo-
lide &in6er BON SEN porne6m1ten
&auiern ooielbit 6eiha6iget uno Of
pobl sic @ltern mepnen, Tie babeu
iolde bel iid, 0ennoh 1penn iie err
modem, ipreben iie, sob lie 90 uno
bort ge1pelen un0 er5eh1en number.
li9e Dinge. Die S5ot ermeiiet iid),
6aB tpenn iie flagen, mie iie pom So
tan geidlagen maren, man an ibnen
etnen erbarmlid 5ugerihteten 2eib
iiebet. @rauiom lit es 5u b0ren,
pie file Ser 9epl. Eauffe nno ser
&epl. 9reifaltigfeit obidmeren milf
len, lernen bas @oter Infer oirecte
mtoer @ott. mer6en umgetauffet, bal=
ten Sod3eit un6 gei6eben an6ere
graujame un6 unerb0rte @omen.
mar. 10 mol bep Eaae als Mafte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-04-25

u1o @oipitdler? Deer glauben nlel=
leid)t Sic @egner 0es Gbriltentbums,
oab lie Sic Menihbeit in ibrer %lo5iali=
ltiid}en 3rflnftsge leuldaft Dur6 Elm
N,udtrpprt ld)iisall f0nne1 Dor alen
@eimilldlt11gen? 1laltben iie int Crit
ite, Sab iie pieaeidt I'M 0ieie 3u=
fl1nftsgelellidaft cine 5um @tmnle(
rcid)erSe bineiil6e Mauer 5ie6en for=
men, an oeren 5bore11 Tie Damn Elafate
arlbri,1ge11 oes Snbalts et1po: &rar1f=
beitcn ieoer Ar1, Summer nn0 Gorge,
Aptb rl1o 5po lit ser gintritt berbo=
the! Sic io5ioliitiid)e &egierung. M1d)
Sic 3uflrnttsgeleaidaft piir0e, menn
iie SIT Ston0e fGme, Manner nn6
1Srol1en ser @armber5igfeit %notbmen=
Zig baten. 8o9er lollen lolde font
men? Sn Ser S(tmoipbare, peld)e
nit Ser materioliitiiden Muffoliung
bon Melt uno 2eben perbun0en lit, ga
mGdit baS g0elreis Ser Mddltenliebe,
Ser ppf ermiQigitelt. audi Dor ser Si1=
aobe bes eigenen 2ebens nidt 5uriid=
ld)recfenoen Mdditenliebe niemals. Sit
sod biele Mddlten1iebe, meld}e arf 0as
eige11e Sd per5idtet uno es nit all
ieinen iroiihen Ml1siid}ten 5l1111 Spfer
bringt, fir eir1en Mnbdnger ser ma
rehabilitation misunderstanding
Ses Menidenlebens ser b%ollen0etlte
@abnlinn.
GicIe Nddltenliebe lit sic g6el=
fruht bonn 8aunte 6es Gbriiten=
tblns, mas ous Mittelalter gum Mus=
6rud gemad)t fat, ols es ieine Spita=
Ter 5ube1mnnt fat u5um beiligen
@eiit." Mit 0en Baum aber ber<
idmin0et a16 sic Sruht. Sagte 6od
ielb1t ser &irdenfein6 &oltoire, es lei
nidt 5u laltgnen, 6aB Sic bon ser
Stride getrennten 8olfer MIR unpoll=
fommen sic groBmiitbige Maditenlie<
lie na6abmten. Man fomme uns ni6t
init Sen Ebrnien bon &umanitdt, mie
file beute gang un6 gabe fin6. Bon
iolden 8broie11 bis gum mirfli6en
@on6eln, Bis 5ur tugtdglthen @i@-
ielb1toufopferl1ng in SEN tauien6 nno
o~berto1ien0 &leinigfeiten ser @ra1r=
fenpflege lit Elm fpeiter @eg, Sen 6ieie
@ltmanitdtspbrai enmader nod ni6t
einma1 gum allerf1einifen Ebetl 5u<
riid5ulegen bereit iin6, tpenr es gilt,
@rni i 5u MAIDEN NIT ibren @eripre@=
111tgen. 9enn man bergeiie es nidt:
Stir Sic M11siibung ser Gboritos ge=
niigt ni6t Bios cine argenblidli6e mo-
mer1tare Notwithstanding, 6o5u lift
notbmen0ig cine Spfergeitnm1ng, Sic
Sag fir Sag bon Meltem iid) e%nt5iin=
Set inns mern lie 11i6t erlahmen ODER
mlttblos sogen min, bon Meuem fih
entfodt, 0urh Sen Mrfbltd in ei1e
ott0ere @elt, 6urh SEN Mufblid Sit
Iemienioen, Ser sic 0pferioee in IT.
rer h0hiten &ouen61tng Ser Menlh=
beit 6l1rh sein 2eben aeGebrt Fat,
6urh SEN Mufblid 8lt gbriitts Sem
@efreu5igten. @ter gilt, mas 5hi1er
in feinen @erien nl1f Sic Sohanniter
gelagt:
&errlid flei6et fie eu6, 6es &relt5es
furdtbare &iiitung,
@pnn ihr Qnmpn SCR @hInht Nffnn
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-04-25
9as uGdp ans Afrifa" in engliide,
Sprade.

@ir geben biermit a1niern 6reu11=
Sen u110 Sc er11 fut1S, 0oB Dunf ser
Mitbilfe ebrlpir0iger 8ene0tftinerin=
1nen in gnglan6, pon l.. Sanuar
1912 an unier rg6o aus Mfrifa"
nun al6 in engliider Spra6e bon
inns berausgegeben miro. @ir err
marten biel BON 6ieier Musgabe, TO-
mobl fir Sic Miliioner1, oenen 1ie
neue &ilfsqueue1 er0ffnen oirfte, TO-
mie audi fir lnier Snititut, 6em es
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-04-25
@aru,rt ma6 Canada?

8enn STR gutes 2an6 taufen
f0nnt in Sen Iomnibips Melroie,
@auf Centre, Miblep uno &apmono
at $500 bis $4,000 per Slider bon
S. 6. Minnette,
22=3t 5auf Centre, Minn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-04-25

81 berfanfen 1851 Slider 2an6 in
81. Mntbonp, 6 Meilen bon MbonD
11n6 Sreeport, gegen leidte 3ablbe-
oingungen. Maberes bel @enrp Sent
per, 81. S. g., SEQ. a, Mlbanp, Mu;.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-04-25

Tro1 Solepb 2ocelle, 1914 @lenoro
slpc., Sttamo, Ga1t, Sntorto, Canada,
ldretbt:
SD litt an @idcn= n,.o &ophue6 fir
iiber ,lelu1 Monate unb nidDts bali mir,
bis ib Yerr1u uubm. .9iele Mepl5lu ut
bel meitem bel1er al5 ir9eno clll aloere
Mtebi5in fir niele &rantGeiten. Gin pnnr
Tlolaen befreiteu MIDI npn meil,em nue.
rablen, balbtpbtcu, balblebenolgen 3uz
1tuun."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-04-25

Mber elm l60nerer @dmud unngibt
eu6 sic S@iir6e 6es @drters,
@enn ibr, 2onen ser @dIadt,
50bne 6es e6eliten Stammes,
@ient an 6es &ronfen 8ett, 6em 2ei=
6en6en 2nbung bereitet
l1n6 sic nie6rige 8fli6t 6riitli6er
2iebe bonbringt.
&eligion seq &reu5es, MIR ST ber<
fniipfeit in einem
&ran5e Ser Demutb un0 &raft Sop
petite Saline 5uglei6!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-04-25

= @el6 gu berleiben auf cultiDirie
Garmen. Tarmers @tate 8anf, ct.
CLOUD. Miua1. 16bu
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-25

n DDIE COLLINS. the brilliant
Esecond baseman of the Ath-
letics, is getting himself very much
disliked by his weekly baseball
screed. In commenting on the Ros,
ton Red Sox last week, Mr. Col
lips said the Boston club was feel
ing the strain of holding the lead
and was weakening. The Boston
press would soon realize the team
was faItcring. and good stiff
roasting would put the speed boys
to the bit.
President McAleer read Col
lins's comment and remarked:
"Collins is trying to win the PEN
uaut this season by writing letters
to the papers, poor business for
ball player Manager Stabl
read the article and remarked; 81
can quite understand why Collins
is unpopular with the members of
his own team
SotLuS WtpH ASsi"''
players seemed absurd. ] asked
other players abuut -rbis ana was
surprised to find that there were
men on the Athletic team who -o-
fused to speak to Collins.
DEOPLE wondered why Dan
u Murphy was captain OF the
team under Connie Mack. The
fact was that Murphy was we'll
liked and Connie Mack was keen
enough TO pick a player for the
place well liked by the players.
The loss of Dan Murphy was sad
blow to the Athletics chances.
They were playing the open, bang
away game at the bat, and with
Murphy working the hit and long
drive game the Athletics had a
cbapce to get into the running,
This year there is a story going
around to the effect that wives of
the players are not pulling togeth-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-25

FEW YORK, Aug, 24.-New
nj York rendered tribute today
TO the American athletes who
returned from abroad bearing
the honors OF the olympic
games at Stockholm.
The American winners OF the olym-
pic were escorted in a monster pa
radc through Fifth avenue and
Broadway 10 the city hall where they
were welcomed by Mayor Gaynor
and the reception committee.
Jim Thorpe. the big Carlisle In
dian and champion aIl-round athlete
OF the world. sat alono In an automo-
bio In embarrassed silence. He was
perhaps the chief attraction in line.
but he pulled his Panama hat over
his eyes, chewed gum. pjnched his
knees and seldom lifted his gaze.
Piled In front OF him IN the machine
were his trophies above which flut-
tered the Carlisle pennant,
In addressing the athletes at the
city hall, Mayor Gaynor spoke brief
~. chiefly in praise OF the American
stomnch.
,we have shown the whole world"
ma said. what the American atonn-
sch. the American heart, the Amer
ican muscie and tho American man
can do"
Thousands OF persons along the
line of march cbeered the athletes
Led by detachment OF mounted po-
lice the ten thousand or moro pa
raiders rnnde up in ten divisions.
moved down Fifth avenue from
Forty-first street. A battalion of
coast artillery, commanded by Bril-
padier General George r. Dyer. led
the troops that formed the rrst divi-
stou Of the parade. The second divi-
zion consisted Of Spanish War VET
orans and Boy Scouts, while the third
divIsion was headed By an automobile
containing members Of tho olympic
-,rom,.tee, followed by the cltiSenS
con,mittee, tho school children's
vuard of honor. tho American olSIu-
mic team and ths Swedish societies.
other divisions OF tha parade In
Guided former champions and ath-
,.tes NJ tho American Athletic union,
" NJ C.. A. and numbers Of other
uih,etes, together With members OF
the New York and Chicago American
hague clubs. One division WAS made
IN OF school children
Fiuttering from float preceding
\ tbc automobiles bearing the olympic
r,uuers wero the American fiaE5
,,hich were used to announce the vic
I. tories of tho Americans In the sta
diurn