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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-23

an @emiitb in Der 8ralt borbanoen
1T, muB babel Derooen; iebes ber5li-
dere @efiibl nruB eritarren. Sn Sc
leqibaft ieoer bon bei6en amiilallt
uno f%ellclno gu plmoern, oabeim
aber miro ser Mun0 1lur 81 Ben aQer=
notb>penoiglten Mittbeilungcn 9eoff=
net. Man uno 6rm1 miibten immer
etmas at belpred)en, 51 beratbem, lid
81 cr5dblcn baben. Sebr tempera=
mclltbolle Meniben f0nnen in einell
lplben 3u1tano oallernoen Stl1mm=
ieinS NUN farum 9erotben; eber tper=
Sen 1te iid Sag fir Sag 3anfen. Mud
cine berartige gbe lit nidt id)0n.
GaS 0onnerldmeigen mie Ser tdglide
Streit f0nnelp leidt hermieoen >per=
Sen, pe1n man g%egenicitig gleih 81
Mnfong Elm menig Miibe mfmenoet,
nm 6as pabren6 Ser 8raut5eit iib1ide
Gerbaltcn a11d I'M @beleben %fort5l1=
iehen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-23

lino, gu @ege brineen fonnen, oaB
lie bleiben, mie lie iin6. Nber Sic
@abrideinlidfeit ipridt oagegen, oaB
lie Dies perm0gen, 6eun aaem Nn-
idein nad lift oie &egierung in @oib=
ington ouf bem e lten 8ege, Srults
uno oIes, poS oa5u gebort, STORES
gu lebren. Mores, baS beiBt Sitt=
lidfeit, Die bier gleidbeoellteno lit
NIT @edtlidfeit un6 8illigfeit. 81
herlid miir6e bornit 6ie Moglidfeit
geihoffen, 6oB in 9e3ug auf Breiie,
nomentlid in 8e31g auf Greiie Ser
2%ebensmittel, eine l1mtpanolung itd
poa3iebt, 10 oaB 6ie Hreiie nidt 10
iebr aus Mbmadungen berporgeben,
lonoern ourd bos natiirlide @eieb
bon Mngebot unb Ma6froge regl1lirt
mer6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-23

Mmlakli@ 6es 8ron6es auf 6em
@olturno, mobei nngefabr
$50 Meniden ums 2eben famen, bot
iid, 6ie motbmen6igfeit elmer guten
Mannes5udt eripieien, tpie iid ser
@ortbei1 ser 6%rabtloien Selegrapbie
betpdbrt bat. @n6 Elm fir @ernbt=
g11ng ser itirmii6en See bortbeilbaft
angetpon6tes Mittel, mie es i@on
bon Offers fer @ebra11d, aber in Ser
Meu5eit fait pergeiicn lit, beroient be-
ion6ers berboreeboben 5u mer6en. 81,
r1er ser CUR &i1fe berbeigefommenen
Sampler lieB 5tr0me bon Del anf
sic tpiI6en @pgen rtnren, un6 BEL
Ser 8erubig1ng Ser @ellen tpar eS
linn m0gli6, feline clearinghouse
al1S5nfeter1 u116 erfolgret9 Dem brent
renoen S@iff &ilfe 5u bringen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-23

Sn SEN letten 5ebn Sabren iinb
rnno ne1t1 Miuio1ten ginman0erer
nod Sen Ser. Staaten gefommen. sic
bra6ten 2O6 Mil1ionen Collar in
boorem @elbe ms 2aro, nidt gere9=
net sic Summen, Die lie BEL ibrer
9%an0ung nidt por5eigten. Die 6ent=
lden Ginpan6erer ltelterten gu 6ieier
9ieienil1mme oreiBig MiQione11 BET,
lt1o n1a11 farn breilt bebanpten, oaB
Sic @ortfiibrer 6es NatipismuS tn
6ieier 3eit Sen &eidtbum bes 2anoes
nod 11idt INN SEN 8etrag bermebrt
babe1t> Ser bon Ser oel1tiden @intpan=
6erern oueins ms 2an6 gebra9t muir
Sc. @ei6mei9e oenn Inn 5meibnn=
0ert Minioner 9o11ar.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-23
Oftmols i6on bat 10 SOS fraft-
polle 8ollc,1 ielbit bel ldmader Set

pplle Wollel1 1elblt BET l1fDad)er Se1=
ltungsfdbigfeit groBe Sbaten ct
5tpllnge1r, iolte eS nidt oamit crit
red)t m0glib iein in 9e5ug o1f fleile
Ibaten? @eraoe I'M &~leinbetrieb oes
g%QtagslebenS 0irfen mir inns Dor
inns lelblt niemalS oie gntibuloignng
geltatten: u0as fann ib ntdt!" ODER:
Gas per1tebe id nidt 81 nlad)en!"
1oloern lollcn lns imrncr ben1iiben,
oos &ouneu bei fleinen 2eiltungen
5u er3lpinaeu, oamit mir III iolder
ltebullg allmlGblid CT tarfen al Dem
lid1eren Gertrollen allf III ere Sci
ltungsfGbigfeit, bic inns oaIm al1d
BEL gr0bercn 2irlgcn llid)t I'M Sti6
la1Ien miro. 1alm mer0en mir Treic,
tiid)tige Meniden lperoer, mirflldbe
Nieil tier Oes oebens.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-23
;SntereNantes Muerlei !

@abe5m feds Weiuionen Doaitatl6ig
alsgebil0eter Sol6aten miro Deutld=
LAND ms Ielo itelen %f0nnerr, menn
Sic 6ieie1 @erblt eintreten6en &efru=
ten lire 5molf Sabre urter Ser 6ab=
me- in Scr Nei erpe un0 in Ser 2a11o=
pebr erlten Mufgebotes 51gebrabt
baber. 0os miro int Sabre 1926
ser San fem. 2inie, &eierpe un0
2onomebr erlten Mufgebotes, Sic oanr1
inn 5al(e zines &riegeS mabrideinlid
oas 6elobeer bil0en ipiiroen, f0nne>p
na6 Nb5ug Ser in ben 5molf Sa6=
rem nnpern1eioliben Mbgange nit
3,475>000 9epaffneten in Nedr111g
geltent merben. Ia5u fom1nen 1920
900 @etpafflrete Ser feds Sabrgdl1ge
Ser 2nrblpebr 5meiten Mufgebote5 nro
100000 2maol turn1leute. Srsge=
Ianrnt ergiebt Dos 5,945>000 Sol=
oaten, alio ole ausgebiloeten 2eute
inn Sitter bon 5tpar15ig bis ST. fiinf<
u1ropier5ig Sabren. Ga5u fommer1
nod 5,3S0,000 maffenfabige, aber
nidt au5gebiloete 9eute, Sic ltb aus
Der griatreierpe, Sen ihon BEL Ser
MuSnrul %terl11g 0em 2al1oiturm iiber=
mieienc11 Iienltpfli6tigelt nn6 Sen
jungcn 2el1ten I'M Sitter bon lieb5ebn
Bis 5man5ig Sabren 5ulammenieben.
Mues in oIem f0nnte alio 9euti6-
lano I'M Sabre 1926 penn es notb
tb1te, rltro elf Milionen Meniben
fir sic 2anbespertbei6igung perfiig=
bar made1t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-23
&tnoertde.
9es Ginoes sparbadic,

Seoes &inb lolte cine Sparbild1e
beliten 11no o%ngebalten tperoen, flei,le
ooer gr0bere @elogeibenfe oarin ouf-
5ubepabren uno 5uriid5ulegen.
Sung 9epobnt lit alt 9etbon," iagt
oaS Spridmort nit &ebt. 90 lernt
man oert @ertb oes @eloes ibaken
uno NIT oem @eloe lmgeben.
Ml1b IN lpenig begiiterten 5omi=
lien fommt ab uno 81 cine @elegen=
belt, no Sic &inoer belde1rft mer=
Sen. Mn1tatt MIN 6as @rbaltene
gleid in Ma1dereien uno SiiBigfei-
ten um5uietn 11no iid epentleen oen
Moeen SIT peroerben, getp0bne man
6as @ino an sen @e6anfen 0eS Spa=
rens. @ie ltol5 lit es, me1n Sic 8iid)=
1e beinn @diitteln or6entli6 flappert
uno oomit be5el1gt, 6aB iie nidt leer
lit. aommt Damn cine @eranlaiiung,
Elm @eburtstag ober @eibnadten, mo-
oas @in6 ielb1t beidenfen min, 10
fam es Sos @elparte perpenoen nno
lernt 10 Sic Sreu6e 6es @ebenS iett
idon folten. Nod better, tpe1m Ser
Snbolt ser 5parbiibie niht bero11S=
gcnommcn 51 mer6en bral1ht uno inn
mer gr0Ber miro, hieDeiht ben
@rl1no fir ipateren @obltono legt,
tpenn oa51 gelbiterarbeiteteS fonrnt
l1n6 5u einem Siimn1den ontpdbit,
oos fir Sic 3ufunft aufbetpabrt miro.
@ie ma11he &inoer geben ol1rf Die
ghnliobre, pbne nit be1n @eloe INIT
geber1 gelernt SIT boben! sic liro i'm
Glternbnul e uno baben eS BORT ntdt
110tbig, meinen Goter unb M11tter.
Gonn 1teben Tie zines Cages ober
pl0b1ib oo, Dime Sic Gltern uno tire
2eit11ng.
ueSs1n &Iei1en iiber 6as Sinh, tpas
mot1 ipGter in groberem Mobe mo-
tbig bot>" gilt aub bter als quite ST.
5iebungsregel unb iolte IN leDem
Sauie bur6gefiibrt tper6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-23

Mad elmer Statiitif Ste in %fran50=
iiIden 8lattern peroffentlidt miro,
gibt es gcgenmdrtig in 6ranfrcid)
100000 %fin0erlple gbepaare, g.
G50,OOO gbepaare NIT 5>uei &in6ern,
2,4OO,OOO gbepaare nit eil1em Slit
sc. 8ie lange miro eS nod bal1ern>
bis man in Ielttidlan6 onrh Sen
fortlbreite11oe1t MaterioliSml1s 51
oena gleiden grgebnib gelangt lit?
Gin glid in Sic Statiltif 8erlins
gc11iigt, INN oen got15en Nbgrltno, 6em
mir 5l1lteuerl1, SIT %erfennen. gn &C.
bltrten entfielen, nod Ser jiinglten
gtatiitif, i'm Sabre 1910 anf 1000
ser mittleren @epolferung i'm @toot=
freis' Berlin 1880, in gong Yrelt=
ZEN 32,32. gbei6eioungen fa1nett
ouf ie 1000 gbeidlieBungen /. S.
1911 in Berlin 88,2 IN gang Hreus
ZEN 20,79.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-23
Gin lumm6erbpqes @ntfpmme11.
,Wein fleiner eesu11ae hottie {

uMein fletner Sunge botfe Elm
ml1noerpoues gntfommen," ihreibt
g. S. 8o1tians bon 8rtnce gilbert,
Sap Ser guten Soffnung. ugs ereig'
nete ii@ in ser Mitterna6t. CT batte
ei11en febr fdltmmen Mnfan bon Sttd'
buiten. @te 6as @1if es monte, bat'
tie i6 cine groBe Glaide @bamber<
lains &uitenmitteI i'm &auie. Ma6-
Dem id 6ie Mnueiiungen fir cine
stumble un6 3man3ig Minrtten befolgt
batte, por er iiber ie6pe6e @efahr
binous." @erfauft bon allen &Ginb>
Tern. = Mn5etge.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-23
Eamilienfrei5.
@efabriiaualc III Ser Gle.

Gas ioeole SCENT" betitelt 1ib IN
2on6on erl hienenes 9ud iiber Sic
&um1t, bos ebelide 2ebea I'M ipe5iel=
len nl1o Das Tunlilienleben I'M alge=
meil1en 5ll eil1em nabe5l1 oollfomme=
1pel1 @liif SIT geltaltcn. Ser Ser
foller lit fiibn gel1l1g SIT b%eboupter,
ooB ieoe Sic e%inigermaben gliicflid)
fem f1nnte, men11 belize Sbeile int
er ritter 9i1,ie Sic gegenieitigen 96md-
den l1l1o Settler oneinanoer ltuoieren
uno Damn 6ieie nidt etpa gu belle rn
uno ats5utreibeu iud)en, ionoern Tie
1tiuidmeigen6 81, iiberieben lid bcnlil=
ben miiroeu. Ginen itef eingelpl1r=
3elten @barafterfebler, Ser u1eiit ein
Meillltat idlehter Gr5iebnng lit, 1aBt
m1oll om Def m0glibit ullbeadtet,
ocnn i'm ous5urotten mdre ein Cling
ser ltrnu6glidfeit. Mit 0em Gorban-
oeren mub ntan iid abftr15en u1o
mir oofiir iorgen, oaB feline nelte11
lhlebten B%e>pobnbeiten 6urb baS
@erbulten bes et11el1 5ltrt m16erl1 bet
porgerufen peroen. ugs lit elite be-
flogensmertbe 3batiabe," idreibt ser
@erfoiier, r6aB gbeleute ale Sic flei=
nen 9oflihfeiten un6 &iifiidten, 6ie
lie inn @erfebr NIT onoern Weniden
10 pei1lid) gefpilienbuft beobad)telt, in
ihrem eigeren @eim alletn mitellrolt
Ser gdr3li6 oltBer adt lalien. Sic
mo11berlei 2iebensmiiroigfeite11 ll1b
rei5el1oen Mufmerflamfeite11, NIT Sc
ne1 lie iid gegenieitig be0odten, ols
lie nod 8rautleute marcn, boren in
Ser gbe MIR 5u bal6 a1f. @eldes
Notur= ooer 2%ebensge1eb beoingt oas?
SIT es pirtli9 nidt notbmenbig, bof=
Ii@ unb riid1i9tsbon gegeneino1oer
gu Iein, lnern man beltanoig bciialn=
men peilt. SIN @egentbeil, geraoe
oo,m miibte ieoer 6oppelt berniibt
}ci11, lid 0en1 a1l0ere1t u%11gcnebn1 81
n1abe1l. @erooe neil man INNER auf=
ei,1o1roer angepteien lit, ioll man li@
gegenieitig iene @oflidfeitc11 unb lie=
bepoden &iidiidten ertpieicn, oie Ser
@ebiloete gum 8eilptel fit einen mill
fommene 8eiu6 bo@ itets in Be-
reiti6oft bat. Seine 6rau miro un=
ennpfdngli@ fein fir ritterlides ooer
opd ortfmerfiames 8eIen 6es eigenen
gbemon11es. 9as tpeiblihe 6er5 bl1n=
CERT forn1lid nab 5arten, fleinen Sc
meilen ser 2iebe, bon Ger es >ueib,
ooB tic ibn1 geb0rt. limo feline lln-
b0flihfeit ernpfi116et 0us liebe11oe
@eib 10 bitter lpie Sic bonn @otten.
3mii9en @beleuten ioqte obne I'm
terbrednng Sic a11sgeiu6teite Sof=
liGfeit> sic 5artlid1te &iidli@tnabme
nn6 sic ber5li6ite. 9iebe11smiroigfett
beobobtet tper6en. Isle ielten aber
trifft 6as 5n!
@s gibt @bepoare, 6ie @oden uro
Monate bir6ur6 faum Elm Gnbeno
8orte miteinon6er pebleln. Ni6t,
neil 6as @eib9en troB un6 ser Mann
berorieBIi6 lit. 8 nein, 6ariiber lit
man ldngit bina11s. Mon Fat ii@
eben: 1ri9ts gu iagen un6 gebt gleid<
qiiltiq nebeneinan6er Der. @te tran<
rig lit Elm iol6es @erbdltniB! @as
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-23
Die Gr5iebnna 5'tr Guereie.
@liid bat ol1f sic Ialter 11l1r Sic
fruftboue Ge%S11telliqel13. Woltfe.

fraftpoGe Srteuigen5. Moltfe.
Sd mill = id fann!" 3met
lb0ne, ltarfe @ortc bon ltol5em
Slang, sic ga115 onoerS flingen ols
sic beioel1 an6eren: SD mollte =
id f1nnte!" 9ieie trogea SEN Stetn<
pei ser &raftloiigfeit uno un5ulaag=
li6feit; iie geben 11ur oen gegritt
zines lhma91i9en Mnlotfs I'M @o(=
len uno Ibun.
Sd lpodte. Nidts ol5 EN- i6lpa=
dies, 5ngbofte5 glufflaferu 0es @il-
lens tbut oos @ort frl16. Die rehte
gi1libt IN oos mas getban merDen
n111b, lit pieqeidt porba1toen; mon
1iebt, mo- es feblt> un0 erfen1t mld)>
6aB man ielbit Sic @erpflidtung
batte> ei15ugreifen, ober idon BEL Ser
Mnfmen0ung 6es @ilens beriagt oie
&raft. l1n6 gera6e 10 ldmddli6 uno
nutblos flingt SOS SD f0nnte!"
Was f0nnte n1und)er Wten1@ ntdt
olles tblt1 unb tb1tt es ood nidt aus
Mtongel an 5batfraft> M1ttb, Gut
i91oienbeit gu redter 3eit.
Sic in 1ol6en 5auen iagen: SD
miu!" un6 Sd fann!", oas lino Ole
&edten, Die ols feite DISQUALIFICATION
inn 2eben 6aiteben, Sic ibr @dtdiol
51 meiiter11 berlteben un6 anbere1
einen @alt geben f0nnen. Sic gnt=
idie6enbeit 6es @ollens, Sic lid auf
eigenes urtbeiI am iideriten ltitt,
niitt fir iid auein freilid nod
nidts, es muB int 8etpuBtiein Ser
eigenen &raft un6 Siidtigfeit Sem
Sd pin!" ou9 bas Sd fann!" fol-
gen; es geb0rt bei6es u%ntrennbor 5u>
iamn1en.
8ir ale baben tpobI idon Men=
i9en fennen gelernt, bon 6enen mir
betpun6erno geiagt baben: vSte fon-
men oGes, pas iie polen!" nn6
mei1tens 6urften mir SEN b%tn5ufii=
gen: vun6 mas 1te a%usfubren, 6aS
gliidt ibnen." Ser itarfe @ine eint
iib BEL ibnen nit Ser &raft, Sen Ct
folg 5n er5mingen.
6ol6e 8ebor51gten mer6en mobl
hpmttn6prt 1fn1 hpnpi1et. nber ie1er
ioIte bieI mebr bebenfen, baB er sic
Bfli9t gegen ftd ielbit bat, ibnen
nad5ueifern.
8ie iiberan lit 6nrd @r5iebnng
ettpas 5u errei6en. @4on 6as &in6
fann 6nr@ redte 2ettung 5u ent-
Idieoenem 8onen nn6 tii@ttgem
&0nnen eritarfen, urt6 ser erpadiene
Menid fonn SOS gleib 8unoer in
oumGbIider gntmidlnng an i@
ielbit bonbringen. @enn er MIR ert
6obin gelangt lit, fi@ niemals Dem
@efubI Ser eigenen 5@mdde 5u er<
geben un6 in ie6em Sale ettpos @on-
5es un6 Eii9tiges bon ft6 5u for
bern. nn6 Oh nn@ ser erite Mnla1f
CUR Ebat miBgliidt, 10 6orfit bu bie
@offen nidt gIei@ ftreden, ion6ern
mnBt tap fer INNER pie6er 1tel1e Ser
fude tpagen, NIT benz feiten gntfdIuB,
oas @elingen 81 er5tpingen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-23

@as Die Sbeuerungspreiie onbe-
trifft, 10 1dBt fi@ fagen, 6aB iie Bette
ZEN bleiben, tperttt sic Ermits nn6
&orteue, sic bofir beranttportli6
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1913-08-08
RAILROADS GRANTED
PERMANENT INJUNCTION

Council Bluffs, Aug 2
United States Judge Walter /.
Smith of the circuit court of APP
peals, Smith Mcpherson and C.
5. Van Valkenberg of the dis
tricts of Iowa and Missouri, who
heard arguments July % on the
Iowa state fair rate case, today
rendered their decision against
the state. The railroad had
asked for an injunction to re-
strain the state railroad COM
missioners from enforcing an
order f a rate of IL cents to
the state fair at Des Moines.
The order was based on a law
passed by the last legislature.
The decision holds that the
rate is confiscatory and the order
discriminates in favor of Des
Moines as against other cities in
the state. The injunction is
made permanent.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1913-08-08
ACADEMY BUILDING A
BEAUTIFUL STRUCTURE

Special correspondence to The Record
The new building at the Muir
dock Academy at Beaver is un-
der contract to be ready for
use by October l, and the present
prospects are that the contract
will be lived up to.
The exterior of the building
will be highly artistic. Six
large columns. capped by a
beautiful schroll design orna-
mented by conventionalized
flowers, decorates the front.
The broad stone steps that lead
up to the three-arched doorway
also lend distinction to the en-
trance. The interior will also be
most convenient and pleasing.
The broad Railways, wide, low,
stairs, convenient toilet and
cloak rooms, are all prominent
features. Glass rooms are num-
erous.. conveniently large and
well lighted, heated and venti-
lated. The amusement hall on
the first floor, assembly hall on
che second, and various Offices
and library and reading rooms
are all that can be desired. In
fact one feels that the architect
is rot exaggerating when he
calls for comparison with any
such building in the West!A/
The contract for the heating
plant and plumbing work has
been let and most efficient work
is assured along that line. No
expense has been spared in
making the entire building serv-
iceable, comfortable and desir-
eble. Southern Utah is proud
of every such monument that is
reared.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1913-08-08
RIOTING BREAKS OUT
AT EUREKA


The county attorney was busy
all last week in Eureka on case
where six men were charged
with having riot. On July
21st VIM. Anderson came to
Eureka as a representative of
the Salt Lake Tribune. When
leaving the train he vert to Mr..
Burison's place of business. II
is reported that he was at this
place about an hour. When he
came out he was confronted by
about fifty men, who ordered him
TO get out of town. Mr.. Ander-
son refused to leave. When the
crowd reached Main street six
men took hold of him and started
to drag him out of town. He
hallOwed for help. The city Of
ficers were either asleep or so
far away they couldn't hear his
cries, as no one appeared.
County Sheriff Henriod was
make known of the fact and ap-
peared on the scene with a num-
Der of deputies, who after much
difficulty placed the six men
under arrest. The excuse the
rioters made was that Mr.. An
derson had guarded bridge at
Bingham during strike and for
this reason the union men
thought him an undesirable
visitor. The case was tried be-
fore Justice Of the Peace Peter
son, the charge being riot. At
torney Mcknight appeared for
the state, while c. E. Berry acted
as COUNSEL for the defense.
The case was reduced by the
justice from riot to rout and the
reuters were fined S10.00 each.
Much dissatisfaction was
manifested among the good
people of Eureka, and they are
of the opinion that political
influence was used by the ,adge.
1t is one Of the cardinal doctrines
of the socialist party for each
officer before elected to place
his resignation, signed, in the
hands of a political machine, so
that he can be easily recalled
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1913-08-08
Good Reason for His Enthusiasm

When man has suffered for
several days with colic, diar-
rhoea or other form of bowel
complaint and is then cured
sound and well by one or two
doses of Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy,
as is often the case, it is but
natural that he should be en-
thusiastic in his praise of the
remedy, and especially is this
the case of a severe attack when
life is threatened. Try it when
in need of such a remedy. 1t
never fails. Sold by All Deal
ers.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1913-08-08
FOR BOYS AND GIRLS.
PRIZE PICTURE PUZZLE.

h is one OF the Prize Picture Puzzles appearing each week
Tor Twelve weeks 10 the boy girl who the
number OF them correctly The Record give FREE copy of
Or Look DOCK entitled My Attainment of the Pole volume
OF o pages ed with of photographs by the noted
whe ~ the land of the midnight lucid description
the arctic regions and vast amount of scientific information
tnat would DE OF nestmabe value every child Gin out the
picture below paste on sheet of when you
them all send them The Record and if solved more
them than any other girl and are mailed FIRST
you will be awarded the book nothing to try and Won
win - - go" ~"
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at any instant the party desires.
Juab County Times.

You might as well keep cool
when you can do so by using ice.
j. H. Hunter delivers it anywhere
in the city for lie a pound.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1913-08-08

The Record ALWAYS produces
artistic commercial printing.
Its work in every instance car
ries its own recommendation.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1913-08-08
Tenperatul
Costly Tea ment.

Il was troubled with constipa-
ton and indigestion and spent
hundreds of dollars for medi-
cine and treatment. writes C. H.
Hines, of Whitlow, Ark. Il went
to a st. Louis hospital, also to a
hospital in New Orleans, but no
cure was effected. On return
ing home | began taking Cham
lain's Tablets, and worked right
along. | used them for some
time and am now all right.
Sold by All Dealers.
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j. H. Hunter delivers Ice for
lie pound, Leave your order
with him for the summer.
(Advertis smentD
Yellowstone monitor., 1913-05-01
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Election filed Serial O56S5

Election filed Serial 056S5
Department of the Interior, u. s.
Land Office at Miles City, Mont.
April 9, 1913
Notice is hereby given that Phillip
Stephan of Glendive. Mont, who on
August %, 1909, made homestead ap-
plication Serial No. O5685 for North
Half Section 8, Township II NJ,
Range 81 E., NJ ?. Meridian. has
filed notice of intention to make final
three year Proof, to establish claim
to the land above described, before L.
S. Commissioner H. A. Sample at
Glendive Mont, on the 10Th day of
May, 1918.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Elery Patterson, Arthur Patterson.
Joseph Kalberg, Williams Jams, all of
Glendive, Mont.
A. kIRCHER, Register.
Flrst publication April 10y
Yellowstone monitor., 1913-05-01

"Thank you for not humiiating me-"
thank you for not humiliating me, for
saying that you cared" She said It
without quayer. ....z. ........
"Goodby.' He got into the trap and
drove away without once looking back.
John, Johnv' she whispered. "Why
didn't you take me-in spite Of my
selfv' Then she went into the house.
In the hall she found her father,
reading. He looked at her sharply.
.You look done up. 1t was a fool
errand. What's Williams driving out
again fory'
.It wasn't Williams" she answered.
John Dunmeade came home with me :
"Humph." he growled. You'll be
making fool Of yourself over that
fellow yet il you're not careful"
mo. won't" she said wearily. He
won't let me- He doesn't want me. |
virtually proposed to him and he Vir-
tually told me am selfish pig"
"Eh? It's a good thing we're going
away tomorrow. You go upstairs to
bed. And when you say your prayers
thank the Lord that I've brought you
up to be what you are and that you
aren't going to be the wife OF one
aorse country lawyer"
--7 -Cor+;rund Nov+ Wook
Yellowstone monitor., 1913-05-01
Continued Next Week
Notice OF Contest

Department of the Interior, United
States Land Office, Miles City, Mont,
Apr. IA, 1918.
To John Gunderson Of Glendive,
Montana, Contestee: @f
You are hereby notified that Ralph
M. Johnson, who gives Bloomfield,
Montana, as his post-office address,
did on March Is, 1918, file in this Of
fee his duly corroborated application
to contest and secure the cancellation
Of your Homestead Entry, Serial No.
O8832, made May 6, 1910, for Ne
Section 22, Township % N, Range d
E., M. P. Meridian, and as grounds
for his contest he alleges that SAID
John Gunderson has wholly failed 20
establish his residence on said land
and has wholly abandoned the same
that there are no buildings, breaking
or improvement Of any kind on saio
land. and same is in it's wild state.
You are, therefore, further noti-
fed that the said allegations will De
taken by this office as having been
confessed by you, and your said entry
will be cancelled Hereunder without
your further right to be heard there
in. either before this Office or on ap-
peal, if you fail to file in this once
within twenty days after the FOUhIn
publication of this notice, as SHOWN
below, your answer, under oath, specl-
fcally meeting and responding 20 THESE
allegations Of contest, Or i you Is''
Yellowstone monitor., 1913-05-01

The things that you care FOR can
De had only at the expense Oh tue
things that are--that hope are-lhols-
pensable to me. | don't mean 10 oe
priggish."
You aren't prigglsh," she answered
quickly. Then she went on: i Won-
der. can one make oneself overf /
wish now that / could. But then per-
haps that is only because it is-no".
Perhaps tomorrow, when l weigh you
against the things have and want l
shall find you lacking"
He made no reply. he, too, was
wondering. Could she make nersel1
over? Could he make her over! he
stood awkwardly before her for a mo-
ment, then turned as though to leave.
Are you going to relinquish me
wholly" Her voice was still steaoy'
but in the moonlight her face was
very white. Don't! I-this summer
tonight-you have aroused in me long
ings for something different. Perhaps
| may yet become big enough to be
happy with what you can give me-
with you"
He was trembling. He had to steel
himself again before he could reply.
Il can't let myself hope that you will
come. But if you come. it must be
without persuasion from me-"
She went few steps up the stairs
toward the terrace Then she stopped
and faced him again. "Goodby. And