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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-17
FOR BOROUGH PRESIDENT
The Nominees In Manhattan Faith
fully Compared.

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: In this campaign, owing 10 our
practice of looking at the Mayoralty can
didate only, we are apt 10 lose sight OIL
the importance OF the borough presidsn.
-Tammany never does. This year fo'
the Presidency OF Manhattan Borough
Tammany has nominated one OF IT'S poitr
cal hacks-a tried and true adherenI
faithful servitor.
That an office having the annual expsh'
diture OF $500. 900. the initiation and car
rying to completion of gigantic pubic IN
provements, the management and con-
troll OF all public buildings, the cirec'ioh
and supervision of two THOUSAND Guy
employees, should demand pracuca''
successful business man OF sound juds-
rnent and undoubted integrity snouio
need only TO be reverted TO to conman'
acquiescence.
Tammany always knows what is oes'
for its interests, even II the peop'e y.
not. This year It asks us to put NV
Office political physician, presuinaos
none too successful in his own proieSs'o"
and who no doubt seeks the ONCE LOT "'
emoluments.
Against this undesirable nominee ln'
fusionists have happily nominated Us
Marcus NJ. Marks. suocesstuI feu'.s
business man of long standing III y.
community, trustee In financial ihsu
tutions. hospitals. public Libraries o."
benevolent societies; q puohc sp"m
citizen with tine. ability and inoNnaN."
to serve the people. and whose prNs"
and public life is irreproachable ana ""
impeachable. 49,.
II now remains to be seen whether Wv
citizen constituency Of New YORK 10 WV
enough TO elect this exceptionally s0'S
candidate.
The Bronx has had its Hanen; lusea.
II Bermel and Gresser; Manhattan y
Ahearn. and IL Ia no tine TO make ~
other experiment. W. r.. HEAD
New York, Oct 16, 1918.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-17
After all, Murphy was the real axeman.
THE TALK OF THE DAY.

In certain quick lunch restaurant in 10th street
the walters bus men and dishwashers bear names
famous the world The kings Of Wall Street,
princes OF industry and figures OF international
financial Importance all are represented in this
establishment The manager OF the restaurant ex-
planned this seeming anomaly the other night.
Most of the dshwashers and bus men are foreign
ers with unpronounceable names. To make the
work of bookkeeping and bossing easier the man
ager has changed these TO others more easily re-
membered. For instance. the bus man. whose real
name is Pzferskarski, has been transformed into
John d. Rockefeller; another proudly answers to
Andy Carnegie" while yet third smiles cheerfully
when the manager yells: Hey. there. Vanderbilt
double up the wheats'
Still have two cars?"
YES"
81 thought you intended to sell the older one?"
No My son and his high school friends keep the
old busy"
II You get the use OF the new car your
NO, don't 1t keeps the new car hustng to tow
the old car home cleveland Plain Dealer.
James f. MARITIME, the efervescent United States
Senator from New Jersey likes a Joke. and he
doesn't mind IT the least bit If it Is on. himself
When he was making his campaign at the primaries
he stopped at small hotel in some out-of the-way
place and feeling chilled. asked for some whiskey
Now, / want the best you got in the place." de-
The man behind the bar looked him over very
carefully and scratched his head for minute. as II
in doubt OF his ability to pay the price. Finally he
said:
well, If you want the best have 1t will cost you
10 cents"
us that a man or a deer in that thicket?"
Il guess It's safe TO call II a deer. opined the
guide. "If ii had been man he would have taken
shot at by this time."-Washngton Herald.
The Smiths-"Dad," "Mozzer" and Smith Junior
had a three-year lease their apartment near
Riverside Drive. Elevator. hall service. telephone,
hot water and all light became less attractive
when Smith found that the rent was little too
high. and the family decided to subet and take an
apartment less expensive. An advertisement and a
tip to the janitor did the trick but when moving
day the cheaper place had not been found.
Furniture stored, "Mozzer' and Junior" went
to grandmas in the country, and dad was left alone
to work and hunt home. On the second day he
answered an advertisement Tenant must leave
city business for year. Will surrender lease at
great sacrifice" Dad called, and was surprised to
hear that the sub-tenant the advertiser. Salts
factory arrangements were made, and the Smiths
have sent word to their friends that they have re-
turned to the fiat. Smith believes in advertising.
racket keep up this way all the timer
I should say not To-day is an extra occasion"
Whats all the hurrah about?"
The Anti-Noise Society has just put over another
one Of its pet ordinances and the special committees
are celebrating the victory."-St Louis Republic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-17
Register!

To-day and tomorrow are the last days of regis
tration Voters who do not get their names Oh the
books will have no chance TO insure themselves
for another four years against Tammany spoliation
by helping to elect a fusion Mayor, Board of Esti-
mate and Apportionment and Board Of Aldermen.
Do you want to see Murphy rule here with an
iron hand, just as he has been ruling in Albany
He demonstrated yesterday his power to cause the
election of a Governor who had refused to take or
ders any longer He is again temporarily in control
of the state Do you want to make him Gar In
this city? If you don't get out today or tomorrow
and register.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-17

nronerty owners may reasonably object to having
air craft come down Unfortunately upon their
lawns and gardens But every aviator does not
want always to land out there and continue his Trip
TO the city by trolley He wants to LAND right on
Manhattan Island; and it is not improbable that In
the near future such wants will be numerous enough
to constitute a real demand.
There are now few open spaces which could well
he used for the purpose and the question therefore
obtr1,des itself whether such areas are to be pre-
nared and where and how. There is enough IN IL
70 fax the ingenuity of city planners and municipal
engineers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-17
THE PEOPLES COLUMN

FIX I will let you take off the reserve re-
quirements What is a reserve between
friends / will take off the limit for you,
so that you can issue all the notes You
please and make the currency as elastic
as rubber until things come straight with
you again.
National Banker-Suppose they don't
come straight?
Uncle Sam-Oh, well, don't borrow trou-
Bile. II you issue too many notes we VIII
let the next administration take care OF
them.
Does not the above imaginary dialogue
typify the situation? Has not the gcV-
eminent been confused as TO financial
rectitude and forgotten the difference be-
tween right and wrong. between the right
OF the owner and the wrong OF those who
seek to make use Of his property?
SCUDDAY RICHARDSON.
Houston, Tex. Oct. II, 1913.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-17
GOOD FRIDAY AS A HOLIDAY
It Is Urged That the Day. Should Be
Nationally Observed.

To.the Editor OF. The Tribune.
Sir: The passing OF the Jewish holidays
ana their general observance by the Jew
ISL people. and also their recognition by
different branches of the government ser
vices, cause me to wonder why we
Christians do not observe holiday IN
this country to bring home to US the fact
that we have found salvation through the
Son of God.
Our state has honored the birth OF great
mortals such as Columbus, George Wash
ington and Abraham Lincoln by creating
the anniversaries OF their natal days legal
holidays. Yet the day our Redeemer met
his death to save mankind passes by al
most unnoticed in THE great city Of ours.
Throughout the whole world where
Christians are congregated Good Friday
is observed as a holday-in fact, II Is
recognized as the greatest holiday OF the
Church, a day Of mourning. OF solemn re-
fiection; yet right here, II any one chose
to stay away from his work merely be-
cause 1t happened TO be Good Friday he
would be considered crank.
The stanch faith OF the Jews should be
an object lesson to us.
To my mind the clergy OF our churches
are a good deal to blame for the non-ob-
servance Of this day. There are quite
number OF churches who do not even
hold a service on Good Friday.
CHARLES SLEEFER.
New York. oct. IL. 1913.
las a matter of fact, Good Friday is
already observed as legal holiday In
number of states, to wit: Alabama Con-
necticut. Louisiana, Maryland. Minnesota,
New Jersey. Pennsylvania and Tehhessee.
There is. Of course, no such thing as
national holiday.-Ed.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-17
Landings for Airships.

II does not seem to be too early to consider the
question of landing places for air craft Such YES
sells coming more and more into In the neigh
borhood of large cities. So long as they are
the wing they need no especial accommodations 1t
is their lookout to dodge the spires and skyscrap-
ers But what goes up must come down." and no
petty backyard or narrow street will do for The
altghting of an aeroplane.
In the open country, and even in the suburbs, IL
may not be difficult to find landing places, though
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-17
SLOW" OR SLOWLY?
The Great Jersey Problem Is Raised
for Debate.
To the Editor of The Tribune.

To the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir: With a division Of one-half eacn
of writer's criticising the Essex County
IN. j. Park Commission for changing
road sign to read 60 slowly instead Oh
Go slow" as was formerly the sign read
ing. 1t appears to the writer that Dr.
Henry van Dyke, OF Princeton. should
have gone "slow" before laying down
slowly" as gra n nldcally infalliole'
The English language Is permissive OF
such varied shadinss and changes to SUIT
specific occasions that while slow IL
adjective in character 4 is adverbiaily re-
lated In It's modification of the verb go.
l. e.. II mobiles go" just as much as
does slowly. Further, the two words fast
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-17
A-.,...-...~ N<..~.>,~~)

siye the cooperation the better for the common
good. But 1t must be understood that those ar
rangements made by the two parties, acting az
parties and not as organizations attempting to ap-
ply the principles Of non-partisanshp In municipal
affairs. Failures to secure union all along the iine
for Assemblymen will be regrettabe. Yet they
are more or less natural under the circumstances
and should not be construed as affecting the Soll-
darty Of fusion within the strictly defined sphere
of city politics.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-17
POOR, WEAK MRS. PANKHURsT!

To the Editor OF The Tribune
Sir: at is to laugh" says Marion.
Dorman. for the reason that the ANUS
most fundamental principle" is fhS
woman should not be allowed to vote W.
anything because she has not the phys
cal attributes" to force the world to coD,
ply with her demands. This is ludicro''
enough. but now that Mrs. Pankhurst an'
a few others have shown their "phys''N
attributes" as being the worst ~"
breakers Of this century" II is said tAs,
should not be allowed to vote becau.
they have the aforesaid physical
tributes" II is TO laugh.
G.. WILLIAM BARTLETT
New York. Oct IS. 1918.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-17
An Open Forum for
Public Deb ate.

and slow are opposite in meaning and
adjectively descriptive OF two qualities
OF motion as applied to the verb go
but there is thus far no colloquial use
established for lastly; still, If slowly
is to be held as correct there should be
no barrier TO the use OF tasty, and there
fore the Essex County Park Commission,
If It desired to accelerate speed over lis
roads. would be dramatically correct In
posting its notices to the public to go
lastly; or II not, why not?
A. T. THOMAS.
Franklin Park, n. J., Oct. 6, 1918.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-17
AND SOME NEWSPAPERS.

From The Rock cster Post-Express
British critics complain Of the Amer'es.
habit OF splitting infinitives. They mu.,
have been reading the works Of RicnS'
Harding Davis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-17
FRIDAY. OCTOBER II. 1918.

Entered at the New York as Second oi@S ~
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-15

Gauienbe bon &ranfen aus aller1
Ebeilen nnieres 2anoes $tlfe fu9en
nnb &eiIung finoen, tueilt gegentpiair.
tig in Berlin uno bat BORT 6em Ser
treter ser Gbicagoer SEEMS auf oie
1rage: r@el6e Mation f0nnte uns
am meilten a1f 6em @ebiete Der
Gbir11rgie lebren?" sic na9itebenoe
M1tmort gegeben: r@ir f0nne,1 BON
Deuti9larlb mebr lernen, ais bon al
len anoexen ellropaii6en Nationen
5uiammen. Dentidlano lit bas ein=
5ige 2anb NIT Matchmaker Gbirl1rgie.
l1niere lit fosmopolitii@. 8ir iam=
meln alles m0glide, mos mir fin6en
f6i;nnen, nno beril1den, es al Der
bciiern. Stalien madt punoerbare
6ortIdrittc, aber nl1r I'M fleinen
areiie. Sn 8ranfrei6 iino Sic @bir.
urgen, bon m%enigen Ml1snabmen al.
gelebcL a1f 6em Stilatan6 a1rge:
langt. Der juuge e1rgliide glr3t NUT
auf iei11e 5tellnng tparten; ser 6eut:
1de ml1b iie itd ol1r6 Mrbeit ERIN:
gen. 0esbalb 1T ser 6euti6e @rfolq
ouf Siidtigfeit b%egriinoet nno ni61
auf oo~nglebigfeit."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-15
3n sem bie1 erDrtcrtem Gapitel

~" W." F
u3euti6 1T SEN @ereinen" liefert Ste
in Seem Yorf erideinenbe Sl1rner5ei=
tung 8abnfrei" einen beodtensmer=
tben 8eitrag, tpemt lie ibreibt: 1nn=
iere Sl1rner i6einen in letter 8eit
biel @ngliib 5u ltnoieren. 8enn
man bon einem Gurnperein 5m 6em
gl1ten oenti6en @eridt Sdmeinefno=
6el NIT Sauerfrant amf englii6 ein=
gela6en miro, 10 lit bas cine 9a6er=
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bie leiten6en @eiiter I'M u8rooflDn
6. g." i6einen NIT Ser Deuti6en
Mutteripra6e ouf 6eu1 &riegsfub 5l
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gemeir16e ian6te fiir5li6 Elm 6rei Get
ten umfaifen6es Sdreiben in engli-
i6er 59rtftipra6e aus. &enn 6as
10 peiter gebt, piro 6as offi5tele
Organ Ser Surneri6aft am beiten
tbun, fortan ga15 englii@ gu eridei-
men, INN Dem Mationalfebler Ser
Del1ti6en, in eine frem6e &aut at
i9liipfen, geredt 5u merben."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-15
Gs ideint nnmmebr iider 51t iein,

Sc ldeimt r,tn1ncbr iider 5t iein,
6oB audi Ser 3ar 81 Sen 8erliner
@od5eitsfeitlidfeiten fommt, nro
1penn mart ol1b nidt an5ltnebmen
braubt, 6aB sic ertropail6en Shirt
lidfeiten, sic iib bel 6ieier @elegen=
beit in ser &ei6sbauptita6t treffen
meroen, iid an Ser @o65eitstafel
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fein @runo Dor, Ser 3ltiamn1enfnnf #
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bare Geranlaiiung binalts ab5uipre=
den. europa bat eber1 cine i6mere
&riis gliidlt6 iiberitanoen. Sn oie-
fer &ri1is tpare,1 &uBlan0 nno Se=
lterrei6 sic treiben6en &rafte. Sos
GerbdltniB 5mifden oet beioen Ma6=
ten tpar 5eitmeilig 6erart, baB Elm 3n=
%iammenitoB unpermeiolid idien, nno
menn Ser 3ar u>1o ser 5ufunftige
01terrei6ii6e &atier> ser @r5ber5og=
Sbronfolger 6rat15 6er0inano, ltd
6emnGdit int 8erliner &DnigSi6lob
treffen, perben iie itb ont gnbe bod)
etipas 5n iagen baber, mas onf Die
5ufiinftigen 8e5iebu1rgen Ser betoen
2an6er nibt gar5 obne GinflnB blei=
ben mag.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-15
staot=M emi9feitem.
@1bren6 elmer beute, Don1e1

- @dbren6 elmer beute, Donner=
flag, Morgen Inn Z ubr IN ser &atbe-
orale geleienen 8ra1tmeiie meroen
&arl Settlers, Sobn Ser 8itttpe
2ouiie Settlers, mel6er Ser ~Moro>
ltern" Drudgeieai6aft als Mitglie6
attgebort uno oerfelben ais 8ormarm
im Seberiale auSge5eibnete Dtenite
%letftet, un6 SRI Gdetlia @niffomsfi,
'Eo@ter ser 8itttpe Mnna @niffomsfi
bon bier, Sen 8u116 Ser Sreue bl1r6
Brieitersban6 iegnen laiien. SIN trau>
ten 8amilienfreiie miro nod Ser fir6=
liden Seier oas &o@5ettsfeit bel Der
Mutter Ser 8raut begangen, un6 nit
oen bielen 8erman6ten ltn6 8efann<
ten 6es in ct. CLOUD in bober M9-
tung iteben6en 8rautpaares piiridt
oemielben aud 6as ga115e ugeorb<
ltern "-Berional Slid, Sell un6 Se=
gen amf auen 8egen. Die Neuber-
mdblten treten NIT Dem Na9mittags=
5uge eine So95eitsreiie na6 DEM
Often an, bon mo iie nod 8erlauf
BON a9t Sagen 5ltr @riinbnng 6es
eigenen @erbeS na6 ct. CLOUD 5u<
riidfebren mer6en..
- Ser Moi lit Ser @i116ermonat IN
ser See 9ipe MISUNDERSTANDING.
- Srau 8. &11boff mn6 Grau @m.
&11boff nebit &in6ern bon 5pofane,
@aib., ftn6 bier gu langerem 8eiude
bei Ser 6amilie @nnil 2epinsft @noe
lebter @o6e e%ingetroffen. Montag
begaber ii6 ste 8elu6er na6 Dulm,
tpo fife ibr friiberes @eim batte1r nno
mo- ibr 8eiu6 BET Gertpan6ten mn6
8efannten glei6 angenebm pte bel
SEN bieiigen @erman6ten lit.
- Ser Mai lit ser &inoermonat in
ser Bee @ipe MISUNDERSTANDING.
- @ebrau6t SIR fleines Ma66en
etnen &ut? $1.25 garnirte Site fir
rs Gents.
2aut Mngaben oes &apellmei>
tiers @ubert Cons tpiro Die Granite
@itp Bano am Domeritagaben6 tom.
member @ode tbr critics @o9enfo,1-
5ert I'M gmpire 8arf geben.
Die Charts 8e6tenl1ng 1T itets
por3uglider, gleidbiel in mel@er
Sorte Sbr fie gu baben tpi1f@t, fei es
optimetrifd, pbotograpbtih, Snge>
1nieurenoienft, &eparatlr bon l1bren
ODER @ei9meioen ODER IN Der 2iefe-1
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-15
@abrenb in 9emtidlanb sic In-

@abrenb in 9entidlaab bic Mn'
olpbabeten aus bem Seere 10 gut
mie peribmunoen linb, 11innt ibre
s3abl in ser britii6en Mrmee fortge~
fest 5l1. gon 29,019 &efrl1te1, Die
I'M letten Sabre in @aglano IN Die
Mrmee eingeitent ,uurben, fonrten
320S meoer leien nod i6reiben nro
mir 1854, alio nod ni@t Ser brittle
She'll, batten cine einigermaBe ars=
reihen6e Glementarbilomng. Mnf oaS
englii6e Sdulmeien mirft bas Elm
lebr i9le6tes 2idt, 1tno aus oet1 &la-
gen Ser Ga6bldtter ergiebt it6, oaB
man ii6 be5iiglib ser Sdmierigfet~
ten, sic SOS rangelbafte @iiien Der
n1ilitariiden Musbilonng e%rtgeget1=
Iett, in Sen Enlightenment &retlen fet=
ner Sallibung bingiebt. Sor BUTT
Bert Sssabren ipar es nidt bon gro Ser
@eoeutl,11g, oh ein &efrnt i6retben
ooer lel en fonnte, beute lit eS bon
GROCER 8eoe1tu11g. Der @barafter
ser nelt5eitliden militarti6enMusbil=
oul1g beoingt 6as.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-15
eSSn ieinent erltem &riminalpro5eiIe

wv IltstS+I S%t%SAt ~~O>H~v
oen Soul Mbles ais @ountpantpalt
BON gteorrs County 51 fiibren batte,
bat er ieinen guten neberlegungs<
nno iborfen l1eber5engnngSlinn er<
profit ltn6 bemieien, 6ab 6ie Staats<
uno Gon1tD-Mngelegenbeiten Oh Jet
ner prompten un6 5uperlaiiigen
Mmtsausfiibrung 6em ri6tigen Man<
ne anpertra1t iin6. Sim Montag
Morgen gelangte Ser @ro5eb 6es
5taates gegen Dr. &aafmattn, friiber
bon SoIoingfor6, iebt in Min1eapo.
lis mobnbaft, our @erbanolung, nno
nod MIR 5tpettagtger Gro5eBfiibrnr1g
muroe Ser ibmubtge, f6mterige Sail
Ben @ei6morenen gum @ntl6eto
iberIaien. Sn ser Dienitagabeno=
iibnng bielt gountpattpalt Mbles cine
flare, einfabe, aber eirtorudsbone
Mnipra6e an Die @ei9porenen, nno
Ieirem 8er6ienite I'M Snterei{e 6es
;5taates, bes County uno feinerf 5iitt-
MISUNDERSTANDING mur6e 6abur4
sic arone oufgeiebt, 6aB Die &efdmo-
rertest, melbe sic gan5e Dienitagna6t
binbur9 Biz ar6ern Morgers IN Be-
ratbnng marer, ben bes SittIigfeits<
.Derbrede11s befdulsigten 81. Ratlf.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-15
Ser aueite amerifamii6e Miiiipmss

Scr 5meite ameritanii6e Miiiuns-
fongreB, ser i9on bor 5tuet Sabren
bdtte itattftn6en iollen, aber oamals
i1 Siniidt auf oen g1dariitiiden
@ongreb 5u Montreal beri&oben
puroe, miro nun bonn 10. Biz %.
October oiefes Sabres unter 6em
@oriit bon Cardinal S'@onnen in
Bottom abgebalten tperoen. Cine
gon5e Mn5ab1 gr5bii@0fe mno @ii6o=
fe &piro SEM @ongreB beitpobnen, Ser
nit groBem &o1np 6ur@ eine bonn
papftli9en Delegaten in Ser &atbe=
6role gu celebrirenoes 8ontificalamt,
bel Sent Cardinal O'@onnem preotgt,
eingeleitet miro. SHE 8rieiter Ser
Ser. @toaten nno @ana6a's itno gu
SEN 8erbanolnngen eingela6en NOT
ben, uno ie6e @emetn6e fat bas
&e6t, 3tpei 9elegaten 51 ser Ser
iamm1ung gu %entien6en, iotpie fir lie
lUO SQttttl1e e1teH lDe1IereH Sele9us
ten. Ser Sabrpreis 'ouf Sen @iien=
babnen lit auf IL Ser enifaden
State fir sic N11noreiie feitgeiebt. 90
sic @a6e bon bober 8t6ttgfeit lit,
I'M 6as fatb. 2eben in Ser Diaspora
5n f0roern, s. +. in fol6en @egen~
Sen, mo berein5elte &atbolifen unter
Mnoersgldubigen mobnen, miro ge<
bofft, baB Sic 8etbeiligungr aler
@ldl1bigen, 8rieiter un6 2aiett, cine
rebt ltarfe iein ptr6. Mnmel6ungen
Mnfragen nno Mittbeilungen ridte
man an 8erD &ep. Srancis 6. &elep,
9. 9, @icepraiioent, $50. 1888 Mc=
Gormid 8uilbing, Chicago, Su.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-15

9ie Stabt 2ineoln 1T Me6rasfa,
gtaatslefretar 8rpons &eimatb, bot
lid) fir ste 8eibebaltung Ser 8trtb=
5daften erflart, nn6 tpenn Ser 8l1t=
termil6mann i'm Staatsoepartement
nidt better aufpaBt, i6iitten feline
Madbarn linn am @n6e audi nod
Sen 8run11er gu, aus BEN er Die
@alierlein be5iebt, bon 6enen er be-
bauptet, er babe iie in ieinem 2eben
ni9t getribt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-15
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s. Mai 8rof 8Ia6imir 2ebobotpsfi
bon Nolen nit SRI. 2ouiie @arfiel6
lit Baltimore feierte, bielt &ar6inal
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Ipra6e, Sic II. a. folgenoen @ortlaut
bate: Ser @befontraft 1T Ser bei=
liglte &ontraft BON alien &o11traften,
sic eingegangenen per6en f0nnen.
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oere Mbfornmet1 %iibertreten~ peroen;
Der @befontraft bermag ie6o6 meoer
perlebt, nod a11nuuiert gu tuer6en.
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Serr," fubr er an Ben @rafen gemen=
get, fort: uerfennen 6ie 8fli6t, sic
|5ie beute auf ii6 nebmen an. 9ieie
junge Game, sic SIRE @attin mer=
Sen ion, bertraut bon un6 ga1r5 auf
Sic. Sic idaut gu Sbnen ais ibren
8el6uber auf. SIR liebepolles, u11=
i6ul6igeS @ertrauer, 6as tie III Sic
iett, lit ein foltbarer Supel. SIRE
b0dfte Bflidt lit es, 6arauf 5u ad=
ten 6aB 6ieler Sutpel nidt erblaBt,
ion6ern in1nrer ntebr an @la115 ge=
min1t. 1ieies liebli6e Md66en ber=
laBt Elm bebagli6eS &eim, liebenbe
gltern ulro Sreun6e, I'M nit Sbnen
in ein frelnoes 2ano gu geben. Sd
botte 6os Gergniiger, ser Sreuno
Sbres @roBonfels, beS &ar6inalS Sc
oo6ousft bon 8olen, 5u iein, a1s ct
Yrafeft Ser Bropagan6a tpar. St
mar mein. Greun6. uDu, mein lie
bes &i1ro," nit 6teien @orten ri6tete
ii6 ser @arotnal an sic 8ral1t," itebt
inn 8egriffe, SOS &eim 6einer lieben=
Sen @ltern 5u berlalien. M0geit gu
gliidlid peroen. Sci ser @orte
&utb einge6enf, ais tie 5u Maomi
iagte:: $50 6u b%iatgebit, 50 nin id
al16 b%ingeben; ipo ou mobnit, miu
al1h ib mobnen; bein Soft 1T mein
@olf; bein @ott lit mein @ott."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-15
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$ Sodm'lter 8tidof Srpbec begab
li6 Mittpo6 nod 8luffton, tpo er
beute, 9onneritag, IN Ser pont bodtp.
&errn S. @iednla1tn paitorirten ct.
Sobannes= @emeinoe oas FL. 5afra-
ment ser Sirmltng ipenoen miro. Ml1f
Sem @eimtpege miro @odoeriel6e Sen
bodlp. @errlr A. @0bel in Staples.
beillden, beiien onrd einen 5dlag=
anfaa pernriadter 3uitanb ir1mer
nod ei,r be6enfltder lift. @odmYter
Migr. g. Magl bot fid BON ieinem
2ei6en, BON 0em er auf ieinem 8e-
iude beim bo6u. &errn u. @ospo-
oar in 9pan &iber befaQer1 tpuroe,
mie6er erbolt.
$ Sodm'iter @iidof Sacob Erobec
bat Den bodm. 9errn S. S. 2emrner,
tpelder Iber elf Sabre sic @emeinoe
Sol6ingfor6 nit Mrban oIs GiliaIe
paitorirte, als 8farrer bon 2aftrup
ernannt. &ommenoen Sonntag miro
er 6ie ibm i~ibertragene @emeir6e or-
treten. &o9tp. @err IS. 8anDinter.
tpelder in Iebterer 8eit Sic 2aitr11p
berfab, folgt benz Suite iei-
mes Sberen als &farrbertpefer bon
&ol6ingfor6.
Mm Dienitag bergangener @ode
oie SonntagS borber IN Der ct.