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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-01-21
Farmer
FROZEN TO death
Special to The Tribune

special to Tho Tr1Duno f..
HANKINSON, N. d., Jan. 29.-Her.
man Milbrandt, a pioneer farmer re-
siding southeast of town, committed
suicide by hanging last Friday. He
was fonud bv his brother in a grove
lea the house, his feet doubled under
him and his knees almost touching
the ground. Deceased was a batch.
e.or, 43 years old and resided with
his parents. Dependency is said to
have been the cause of his act.
Will Martin was thrown from a load
ed hay rack by a runaway team Fri
day and suffered the loss of his right
ear besides facial bruises.
? Baptist kim, aged 40, and a pioneer
settler of Richland county died here
Saturday.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-01-21
MANY MURDER CASES
TO Be 1RlEOBYB BUTTE

Special to ~'he Tribune.
DEVILS LAkE, N. d., Jan. 20.-Vol.
ller Baker of Berthold, was sentenced
by judge Buttz to II year in the
~penitentlary for forgery. Out Of work
he was getting money for his needy
wife and children at home.
Judge Butte today appointed Lillian
Toppin. Of C%rittendon, home Juvenile
court officer for the counties Of the
second district.
The mother of Oscar Gilkey who
froze to death at Brocket, has been
located at. Camden, Maine, and she
orders his body buried at Brocket.
The contest between the butchers
Of the lake region 20 sec who can
manufacture the most weinies In an
hour will be the feature of the mid
winter fair here next week.
Judge ButtZ convened district court
at Rolla today and will come here
next. There are murder cases to b.
tried In every county of the district.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-01-21
JAMESTOWN U. c. 7.
WILL FORM COUNCIL.
special to The Tribune.

special to The Tribune.
JAMESTOWN, N. D., Jan. 20.-Lo'
cal travelling statesmen residing at
jamestown, numbering between 50 and
go, contemplate organizing a council
OF the U. C.. T. for this city. A get-to-
gether, ball ic: the commercial travel
ers living here will be held next Sat.
urday night at Elks hall.
"The Whirl of the Town." a play
given by local performers given here
last week, will be reproduced at Val
ley City Wednesday evening next.
A petition was signed by all bust
ness men to retain Capt. Stamp, or.
dered. transferred from the local Sal.
va ton Army post to Superior, Wis.
The Alliance Hail Association an.
nounee all losses for 1912 fully paid.
Insurance written vas over 81, 0 900.
And the losses were over 1000.
The some officers were reelected for
1919.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-01-21
Many COURT MATTERS
STARTED AT MlNO1
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The TRIBUNE.
MINOT, Jan. 20.-The trial of c. P.
O'Connor, accused Of selling liquor,
is on in distrit court. This is alleged
to be his second offence.
The contest between Bowbells and
Ignite for the county seat Of Burke
county to be heard in district court.
II. A. Hanson, states. attorney, must
represent Bowbells, although he filed
4 contest OH the electiony two years
ago on the same grounds, that Liz.
mite claims election by several hun.
dred votes disqualified, which los:
him the election as states attorney,
and also lost the county scat for Liz
mite. ="
James Ryan was arrested this at.
ternoon at the Great Northern depot
after stealing a valise valued at $40.
He sold the yalise to Dan Rerick, o.
York, Mo.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-01-21
ANNIVERSARY OF
A LOST STEAMER

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Jan. 2O.-To.
morrow will be the eighteenth ami
yersary of tho loss Of the steamer Chi.
cora 4 mystery of the great lakes that
time has failed to solve. On the night
Of January 20, 1896. the steamer clear
ed from Milwaukee with a cargo of
flour. The craft was bound for St.
Joseph, across Lake Michigan, but
she never : cached FORT, nor was any
trace Of her ever found. She founder.
ed with all hands, but in what manner
Is not definitely known. The sunken
steamer has never been located. 1t is
the suppositoin, however, that she
lies somewhere off the south end Of
the lake, possibly some five miles dis.
ttapt from shore. When the loss be-
came known tho owners Of the Chi.
cora offered $4,000 to any person plac-
ing 4 buoy over. the sunken steamer,
but the reward has never been claim
ed.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-01-21
farmers Club
ELECTS ITS OFFICERS

Special to Tho Tribune.
MOTT, N. D., Jan. 20.-MOtt now
has a farmers club that is going to
spend some of the time this winter
in having good social meetings and in
studying out ways and means of max
ing themselves and the community
more prosperous.
The organization meeting was held
in the office Of the Better Farming AS
ISOLATION Saturday night. Marshall
Philips was chosen president, Sam
Parsons vice president, and Sam Boyd
secretaryItreasurer.
The first meeting will be held Fri
day, Jan. "a, and the chief subject for
discussion will be alfa.-a. '
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-01-21
PROGRESSIVES ARR TO
CONFER At St. PAOL

Special to The Tribune.
ST. PAUL, Jan. 20.-Leaders Of uhe
progressive party from Michigan, Wis
,consin,E Minnesota and the Dakotas are
20 holL an important conference here
this week to discuss the work of or
ganization. publicly and raising funds
to keep the party in good fighting trim
during the next four years. Senator
Kenyon 0i Iowa and former Senator
Beverage OF Indiana have promised to
attend the banquet which will be held
Is. ednesday night following the close
of the conference.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-01-21
|0NE THIRD OF CROP
Yet TO Be MARKETED
Special to'The Tribune.

Special TO The TrioUno. @ .
NEW ENGLAND, N. d., Jan. 90
Since the t%lNeshing season opened last
fall, 1,250,O0O bushels Of grain have
been marketed at New England. Dur.
ing the rush season, around Dec. l,
the five c%le'ators averaged between
$4,000 and $4,000 bushels Of grain
daily for a period Of three weeks.
Since Jan. !, grain has been coming
In ut the rate Of from 1000 to 5000
bushels daily. Not over 60 per cent
Of the grain il. this territory has been
marketed.
The thermometer has registered
around zero ever since the first Of the
year and one day it registered "a be-
low. -.
Thomas Connolly, who was badly
burned New Years in an effort to res.
cue his brother, william, who lost his
life In the hotel fire, is gradually re-
covering and will arrive here Wed
nesday. Martin Connolly, who went
east with the body Of his brother,
is expected to arrive home about Feb.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-01-21
PUBLIC SCHOOLS At
new england CLOSER
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune
NEW ENGLAND, N. D., Jan. 20
The New England schools closed this
week on account Of two cases Of
small pox developed Saturday. The
eight-year old daughter of Otto Thress
and the iour-year.old daughter of Asa
Gardner have the disease in a mild
form.
Mrs. Three and six children, and
Mrs. Gardner and three daughters are
in quarantine. If no new cases de-
yelop, however, the schools will re-
open Monday; that is for children
who have been vaccinated. Many
children have already been vacinated.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-01-21

and was s%entencet to pay a fine Of
fifty dollars and costs, and serve thirty
! days In Jail. ra ~ :
Morton Havens pleaded guilty tc
the same charge and received the
same sentence. t&i%} ##3t
y. NJ. Gilman, arrested for assault
with intent to do bodily harm, pleaded
guilty to simple assault and drew q
fine of twenty dollars. r
Harry Gilman, on a similar charge,
and pleading, drew thirty days in jail
and a fine of forty-five dollars.
Jack Dultone, the halfbrecd, plead
cd guilty to burglary and drew two
years and six months with Hclstrom
or Talcott.
Bruce Wixam and John Hooper
pleaded guilty to grand larceny, and
drew one year each In the penitenti.
airy. These were the Marmarth par
ties who drove the team from Mar
marth, and were caught in South d.
kota.
William Dictz pleaded guilty to i'm
porting intoxicating liquors into the
state, drew ninety days anu two hun.
dred dollars fine.
or the civil cases, thirty-two have
been transferred to Golden Valley
county. and one to Bowman, county;
four have been settled and dismissed;
eight have been put over the term;
Two went by default. 49,. Hs.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-01-21
TROUBLE
CAUSES Lame BACK

1 am pleased to. say a good word
for DR.. KiEner's Swamp1Root, as |
was troubled for a year or more with
my Kidneys and annoying symptoms.
My brother advised me to try SwamlN
Root. I took several bottles Of this
remedy with excellent results. At
the time Swamp.Root was reco1l'
mended to me, my condition was such
that l found it an effort in STOPPING or
bending and In s'tending to my du
ties as Manager Of the 1899 Store at
,122 Main St.. Evansville, Ind.
Very truly yours,
u. Z. ALVEY,
519 Walnut st. Evansville, Ind.
Subscribed and sworn to before me.
this 21st dsj CT December, 1911.
EDW. A. TORCHD,
Notary Public.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-01-21

time to look up the isGue that he saw
that article in he will without a
doubt see that he is the One that
made the mistake, for l presume the
article that you refer to is a clipping
taken from the Mckenzie Gazette.
Now, Mr.. Tribune, / will excuse you
this time, as I know your surround
ings at the present time, as sou have
a large number of strangers in your
little village at the present time and 1t
mpst he hard for you to see and COM
prehend all that you read in your eX-
changes and by putting your specta'
cles on right side up and taking a big
"eyeopener" in the morning, YOU Will
not read between the lines.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-01-21
MANY SENTENCED
IN nEDORA court
0nccial to Tho Tribune.

0pccial to Tho Tribune.
MEDORA, N. d., Jan. 20.-Judge
Leighton, OF Minot. has been holding
court here for the past week for Judge
Crawford. Court will be In session for
another week.
There were thirty.one criminal and
ttifty-two civil cases on the calendar
The criminal cases were for many de
grees OF crime, from b~lindpigging to
horse stealing. Nine Of the criminal
cases have been transferred to Gold
EN- Valley county, where they origin
ated. Thirteen have beeh dismissed.
Harley Ramsey, arrested for burg
AIRY, pleaded gril.y. o petit larceny
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-01-21

is T. he held this week in the court
Of thr Tennis and Racquet Club of this
city. The silver racquet offered by
the Racquet Club of Philadelphia, as
a challenge trophy for the United
State: champ. -nship in racquet doub.
les. will be held for the year by the
club whose members win the t0urna-
ment. The entry list is unusually well
filled and some spirited competitions
are expected to result.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-01-21
AT Wing
Denies CAT STORY

Dear Editor OF the Bismarck Daily
Tribune: In the issue OF your paper
OF January l6, 1913, you published
that The Wing Statesman roasted a
woman for leaving four half-starved
kittens by the roadside to freeze to
death. ] positively deny any such
charge and If the editor will take the
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-01-21

and a pile of burned hay showed
where some party had started a fire
with the intention OF ha|ing the hay
ignite the oil. Why the oil failed to
catch can only be explained by the
fact that the work must have been
done in The dark and the hay had not
been pla led sufficiently near to the
oil to cause combustion.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-01-21
RICE GROWERS PLEASED
WITH PRESENT TARIFF

Special to The Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 20.-Louisiana
and Texas rice growers, representing
the American Rice Growers Associa.
ton, told the members of the House
Ways and Means Committee today
why a reduction of the tariff on rice
would. mean che destruction of an In.
dus:ry which has been developed after
"a djscouraging fight against adverse
conditions. With a limited amount OF
protection, such as exists at present,
the delegates ds:ls~ed that rice could
be raised in tie temperate zone and
of acres, unsuited for other
purposes, could he utilized. Due to
the, shorter growing season and the
losses from adverse weather 1t was
stated to be impossible to compete
with rice, grown by cheap labor in
tropical countries.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-01-21
PEN PUsHER MARRIED.

Eowbells Tribune. Editor r. l.
Penn of the Sherwood Tribune came
to Bowbells on Saturday last and with
out u word to any Of us. drove out in
the country to the boarding place OF
Miss Loretta OILeary a few miles east
of the city, helped the lady into the
rig, came back to town and to the
court house where he held a confer
ence with Judge Carter, after which
the couple went straight to the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Doe
where they were married.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-01-21

Poultry fanciers in Bottineau are
figuring on holding a show at the
county seat.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-01-21

Machinery firms of the state are
making big preparations for the com.
ing year.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-01-21

Editor Sullivan is grateful to the
commissioners because the New Sa'
lem journal was named one of the
official papers Or Morton county.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-01-21
HOME BAKERY,

Strictly. home made bread at Eli.
ma Larson's Bakery, 216 Sixth Street.
Phone 46SZ. Also serve light
lunches.-(Adv)
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-01-21
RACQUET DOUBLES TOURNEY.

Special % The T-ibune.
BOSTON. Jan. 20.-The annual
tournament for the championship Of
tie United States in racquet doubles;
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-05-23

Die Observation-Disclosures oer 9te Re
pen ME chen oas T. lit 8aiier.
2arum tit es pabr. oaB gsuUbus
lid tie 9euIe. bic bas talte &aisr
ON meiiten fur6ten. IS am meis
item beourfeH....
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tauhe man bic 6nno in taltes @ais
Ter uuo relbe Den S0rptr oss ains
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ter lam man Iangere uno # 4 r.
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ben. uuo Die g~erpD6nlid] nngeUenbe.
ten 9dnsmlttel mle 3l1m ooer
ungelnlsene Butter. unterorucs
fen Die Nusidsiounsen unn legen
baourd ben @runb gu hrOniiben
8rantbeiten....
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taIten Qufts uno @liIelbloes Iii nur
peni9 Observation-Disclosures haze ib
nod IN telnem @erte uber @Inertur
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DrperipGrme uno Der au 3eren
plDblihen &uelIn9 ourb taltes
8aner ooer talte Cult meroen bic
elettro'masn eti{hen Str0s
ME I'M 8Orper heheuteno gefteis
CERT.
Sierauf berubt Obne 9wsiiel sum
groBen 9betl Der belebenosG lns
fluB bes taItsn Quit uao Y 4 il
erbaoes....
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zines 8aIpanpmeters IN BEN
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ter re9iitrlrt. ipenn Die tparme G5ers
flafe oes 8Orpers pl0BIjh nit IA IL
Ell in 8erubrun9 .onmt.
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ner Der 9emGBi9ten 3ouen,
weIde notwithstanding tnlte Us
ter gu ertra9en BADEN, in ieber
8eiie fraftiser, wioers
it anosfGbt9er. uno mebr
%asreiitu iino alS Die Seipobner
Der betBen 3onsn...."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-05-23

Meiner @snigteit folgte nit e;nem
Ius9e5eIdneten unb gsmeinulBtgen
Sprtrage uber: n0poroibsrapp in TIE
Treatment Of Chronic 0leniss" Or.
Qtnoldhr. un0 ib ,aiIe
men Nusju9 oarane Tol9sn:
....~ &h tomme itmer mebr Su
Der ueber5eu9ung. oaB Die j. Il
pfle9e ben wthti9iten &!aB in otr
faturs& ur elnntmmt....
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belt ut DIE pant zines Der mldtigs
item si6eioun9sorgd ne
oe8 aDrpers. Wttttsls Der 6nut
atbmeu mir ebenlo ME nit ben 8 uns
gen. 6ini5l9 Erp5ent oes gum See
ben n0ibl9en 9 ouerltoffs ners
ben unter normolen &erhaltnlncn
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gtfti9en &%0rpsr8ule uno unrels
ni9tetten ourd Die 6aut ansges
W I y lice.
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Suut ourh @armsBnben uno
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ben, oaB lie nlht me6c genii9eno
unttionirt. 0ds beoeutet. naB
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Der Oaut ubernebmen mililen uno
inloige 0rIien Ii beiarbettet ipers
ben. m,.Jm ebenials 9e d 10 q d
limb uno 10 ir9euo melhen 9ront@
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9aie uuo Nbionoerunaen ntdt ibren
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tonnen. iet ea. neil Die Slut5trs
fulatiou all oer Onutober IL
fIdde niht funttionirt. ie' ee, neil
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ben uerbinoern, 10 lueroen cte 8tfte
lpleoel ourI ole A>uuI az *
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Der limo ebeniaIs bon groBem 8ertb.
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belebt uno 9 Il ei uno bic
9iiti9en Nblonoeruusen t0nnen ents
iueiden. Gnourh miro aud Die
Saut abgebGrtet uno se9sn
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lid semntt 49,.
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fen Nmerttansr gsssu ous tdlte
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msiitsn habsn cine heiuple 5urdt
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rs ishr n0tbts bdben, benin nldts
pirft 10 frdftiseno aui ben aors
per uno bebt in 10 wunosrbarsr @eils
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-05-23
0crOiteter @ei;en als Oilteti=
i6es nn0 Ndbrmittcl.

Wei5ertorner. heQ6rcun Qer3itst
un0 81 sinsm Q-pb!orniosn Pulper
oemobIsn, Iino nod MnQabe pon Or.
!SirfdtolriB in SiiIinger Elm in Del
Oidtetit gut brluA5nrs8 NdArprGs
parot, pos iih our9 'einsn onses
nehm piiraioen GeThmod uno oiel~
Teitige @erneno5arteit aus6e:&nst.
Man r0itet 0ei3snfGrrer ouf oslin.
Gem Seusr (mit,eIit &nffer0Ter ootr
@rotpfnnne) inter fortpdbrsnbem
l~lmriibren. bis Tie non3 troGen uno
fprDbe qeporo.n iino uno lire bInB*
gelbe 6drburo fe0brdure G6nin9
ungsnommsn bat; Der Duff it piirs
3ig onoene6m. Damn mcrosn Die q5rs
rer nit qenD6nIiher 9~QIfeeriiibIc
orpb gemnhlsn uno nit G,T}c,
Mil6, Wein rcer 8cQnaf oere6.n.
3u WoTTer uno N2ila mHf mon Sut.
fer suisben. M?oa erfGtt co1n sia
mphlffmetenoe5. It1rtersites %19z
rung3mittel i'm neni1 0Nf-tT4l9Ts>
ren j3uTtono nit r;ifsrr 9euglnT,.
oeboIt, EOS i1foIos hieTer C~idcnF4oft
in ousde5ei4neter Wsi7s OFF bic
0armtdtiQteit mirft. 9ieIe f7;,'n<
i6oft lam bur6 mehr ober ipenissr
Qrobe 4rbsit ter 3ertleinerune obse-
fluff tperben, oleid5sitig miro burg
ben 3udersuIoB Der Ndbrrert sr.
toht. Wertpoll 1T fsrner bic dbipz
lutte 4.i3loIiqteii fir bo8 N~erperi1-
item. bo bieier R0Itpei3en nit WliIG
~onitott 9ofFs.s eeqebsn fperosn fam.
9rodsn ouf6spohrt, lit bo8 QrGpu=
rot lnnge holtbor. @uf ReiIen bill.
bet es Elm INNER o'brou6sferti9ss
Ndhrmittsl. gu bso6ten 1T Bel bel
3ubereituna, tob Ser Wsi3en nlr
fea oer0't"t fpsroen hnrf, neil er Bel
hrrtler R0ftunQ Ieitt onbrennt uno
ihorfbitteren GeTtmod befommt.
Sud horf tr ridt au fcin o:mahttn
nerosn, neil sr fonFt oerinomer.il
mirn. Mufer tei TormtrGoheit 1T
tsr @6Hirs;7,n on Vtats fci Neus
rnTthenis rrc e. 0~pr9fronten.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-05-23
Die @irinngrn Der 2nftbaoer
ani bic Nicrtn.

Rad sen @sriu4en 2enseis f4eiz
Sen sic Nieren i'm toIten Quft5uo,
Clio Bel sins1n 4ufcrtGait in quit
t0Itsr ais "A G-oo, eirc et.pos er0z
tCre NtenQe @0rn ous. dl8 foenn
man iiG sntTnrsteao anaeflei6e. in
Cuff BON oerIsl5en Gemperatur auf=
holt. Nebnlite ,9urahn. ccr Yiez
rcrnusifeiouaG il ana Sci t46ien,
14-20gro0ioen Suit5GSern gu be-
rbatttn. Die Iausn QlitbG0er MIR
ten ieood in ojef:r Gi6tun1 entQez
ccnQeie3i. Tie 9ieren i6eiben in
Cuff pom niefen Gemperoturen Bel
pnbetIeirstem G6rper tpeni1er !0orn
lno nit oieiem duh in ctpas Qerin=
grrer M}enoe t1arnftpfF aus. ais renn
ran betIsioet 1T. Die 8erIude BEG
%erTaiiers Tno ol!e in underwater
Guft po%rqenommen noroen. Ole Sen
cr3fqebcnen 2uFitempeyaturen sntz
'predeEoen Grqehnife fe3iefer i6
rrr nuF iene Q~uFtbd0sr, Bic BEL
@0inoit;ns qerormsn reroen. "a
II: 2uftbsue5uH1 Die Sllteeinrir>
'nnq i'm al'eneintn osrItar'tt, 1T dnz
'unehmen. ooB Io!6s Quf;bdoer. Die
tsi rinoi7em @s:tcr osnonmen r,r=
zen. i'm 9sroIeid gu isnsn lei Winoz
':ile, uuf Die Grt pirten. dIs tpenn
lie Ssmpsrdtur ntr 2uft, Der Stdrz
ls Ns 8inoss onqsrsH.n, I'm einis
&c Graos nieoriser nGr..
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-05-23

no er nil, CUR Npsoebnuna ieiner
2un1eG ourd 1iefatbmen
an Ofenen 6snltsr. gum 8sdsn
uno Streden ieinss a0rpsrs in
nleh ieinen SlIeosrn, CUR 0aHtsi
pftege ourd Elm 9ufts uuo
@ aiierbnh. uno CT fam bleis
Nt~prSenitunoe pOrtIih gsitaIteH
uno sur i66niten uno Iieba.
item oes gdnStn 3nges MAIDEN,
mann er'5 nur will!
9bpiitultur ais @or6ereis
tun95ur 3ueesnrbeit!
uHO mas Die 6auptIahe 1T, crit
oann lit er gu leiner sigentlidsn
2asesarbeit. meldsr Nrt oies
ieIbe aud iein m6se. in @Onois
tion uuo im Stanoe! Seine Eas
sesauigabe sebt Ibrl alsoann ple ipies
leno Dor Der 6ano uno o~benbrein
Ielitet er @rttlaiitsss BARN.
er pet6ert ferner 10 jeoen Gag
neue arnft uno neue @eiunos
belt aui itltt M c B r oduon auss
su9eben OILS or einnimmt. turs, er
tOmmt 5u @rfOIs i'm 2eben. unb
er miro aIt babel!
SD bore BON oQen Seiten BEN
@lnDano, man babe feline 3eit
su lolder 2a9esoronun9. NQes oas
limb Qsute. Die aus benz Bette Iprins
gen, iih in Die @Ieioer werfsn unb
an BEN 5rubltidstii6 ellen. Sic
gdbnen noh' Nuf otele 9lrt
Spinat Iie ndmlih bic Natur,
elm paar tiefe Ntb.m il gu
nehmen, osnn reiwtllis mfrs
ben lie aud nur oies ibrer 9ebtas
ME tbun. 9a5 limb oann Die 4eute,
Die nit benommeaem 8Upfe unb
lteifen 8lleoern oil hire Grbeit
aereu. W inbermertbtees leis
item, itdnoi9 iiber ales mDslihe u d
uno 8eb tIn9eu. sipiihenbrein
idwer trant iino uno aui teis
nen griinen 3uels tpmmen. Sic
haben bu6itdbll6 feline 3eit III
@rfoIg TN 9eben uno sum Wlts
tperoen
Irbett 1T Intren9unq q,
uebuns aber lit Spiel
unb GrbOIun9!
Nnbere pieber uenoen elm: sd
betOnme bel melner Nrbett gents
G'uo Sewe9un9 , 8runoinlit!
Nrbeit lit Nrbeit. uno beoeutet
u trenguns uno elm M ii i
EN-, uno ale Nrbett lit INNER cine
mebr ooer peniaer einieitige
Nemeguns. SDrperli6e llebung
aber bat bas 9roBe Clement BON
8 piel unb sport in lih. lie lit
f.eiwillig uno un9ebtr.
bert, iie barmoniiirt pas / IL is
ii 9 mar, lie + e 3 mas uerIos
rem 9tns. aurS, Nbpiitultur bin.
bert t6rperliden uno eetitioen Ser.
nlI, erbdlt Den Menlhen in 6 "a it
uno @eunobeit, itribt DOR
&ranfbelten, erbdIt feline 9siltungss
fdbl9teit uno fibrt-su @rfols i'm
9ebsn uno gu sinem boben Nlter!
Sd idtoB nit ben @orten:
r@inem 10 immenien uno psltunls
fallenoeu 2bema 9~eseniiber lit es MIR
ielbitoerltdnoli6 nur m09li6 genes
len, Sbnen idwnde llmrilie beiiels
ben gu entiuerien. Nber fpenn es mir
9eIungen ietn ioute, jeoem meiner
2uborer aud nur eiilen ein5isen sus
ten SOr a + uno Mt hluB 5u
eignem Stuoium Der @tiens
d. pom 9eben ein,updanSen,
10 iiibIe id mid reid belObnt."
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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-05-23

r nsuIihe Beiah
in @bicasO uno
nleine Yorleiung
in Der Stiaer'
Safe o%aieIbit. MOS
BON id II { 8e'
ri6t in oIeisr Num'
mer 5u brinQen
ueriprohen blbe IN
Der &Orau8ieBun9
0a6 Dies Itpn ais