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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-08

ton gemadt, namentlid bon ben Mn,
bangern Ser 8entepolitif, sic fi6 fir
NusidlieBung ser 3olitif bel 6en Gr,
nena1ungen tpte fir 6as nMertt-SD-
item" uno fir sic porgei6riebenen
onrhal1s nidt erpdrmeu f0nnen. Sic
3ieben logar 6ie NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ser felt ser 5ueiten Administration
G1epelm6s 5peds @ebung 0es &oniu>
l%arSien1tes getroffenen SEE timmungen
IN Sroge.
Dieie lino nab Ser Mnitbt Ser Mit-
gIieber ser National 8lliineB 2eague
Of Mmerica nno bieler anoerer fret
lid nod iebr perbeiierungsfabig. Aber
Ite baben ibrem 3mede bo6 IN gepii=
fem MaBe entiprode1.
gs tpl1roen fretlid 8efurdtungen
liant oaB sic bur6 Tie er5ielten CT
rungeni6aften 6ur@ @ieoereinfub=
rung oes 8euteipitems ODER cine Biz
gu einem geuiiien MaBe itattftnoenoe
@ieoergeltenomadung ieiner 3rin5i=
pien = Sic unter ser lesten bemofra-
tiiden COMMUNICATION, inter @lepe=
lano, als fir SEN &oniularoienit be-
lonoers nadtbeilig permorfen muroen
- unter Dem ne11en oemofratii6en
Megime perni9tet ueroen fonnten.
Dieie Befurdtungen eri6einen nns
|iebod I'M 10 meniger %begriinoet, ols
oie @ilionide Administration, bon
Ser man pielfa9 au6 in 8e5ng anf
Sen Toltoienit nidts @utes ertpartete,
lid fir sic MISUNDERSTANDING oeSSer=
oienitz5pitems in nidt miB5uberite=
bender @eile al1sgelproden bat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-08
9ietere nria@em*

aie 5piiden Geutldlano nno
Jranfreid %beItebenoe .Geritimmltng
greit immer mebr aud anf oaS
mirtb1baftlibe @ebiet iiber. Ste fron-
8oji]de EreIIe bot cine Eropaganoa
nidt MIR gegen 6eutide @aaren> lon=
BERN ond gegen 0eltide l%lnterneb=
ml1ngen in 6ranfrei4 berauf beldtpo=
rem, @rbebungen angeltent nno ben
gerlub gemadt, oieien oeuti6en nn=
ternembunge1 Sic fran50li@e &11no=
ldoft o%b5utreiben nno Ser %fran3olt=
|lden &onfarren5 5u5ufibren. @s
mare fall9k binter 0ieier 8epegl1ng
leoiqlid ein Ma11oper Ser &onfnrren5
au ieben. MaturIi9 betbeiligt ii@ 6ie
aonfurrer5 eifrigit an oieiem Srei=
ben, aber sic uria6en liegen bod tie
fer. IS lit in 6ranfreid ielbit piel
iiber SEN mangelnoen unterneb=
mungsgeilt Ser fran50iii6en Snouitrie
qeflaqt moroen. 9iele &lagen boben
5u einem ol1sge6ebmen publi5iitil@en
|5treite Ser fleinen 8ropin5banfen
gegen sic 3ariier baute finance ge=
fubrt, gelegentlid oelien oieier porge=
morfen mur6e, tie fiimmere ltd ntdt
Inn sic ar%eoitgebung an oie fran5o-
iilde Snoultrie, ionoern MIR Inn ote
groBen gmiiitonsgei6afte nno er5tebe
SEN frarBoiiiden &apitaliiten gum Be
{iber bon auslanoiiden &enten. ST.
folgeoeHen itagniere Ser fran5oiii9e
A1nternebm1ngsgeiit. Sic Snonltrte
erneuere uno perbeliere iid ni6t. Gie
|geminna, ote tie abmtrft, meroen nidt
|3u @rtpeiterungen uno gerbeliernnget
Ser Berfe, nidt 5u @eugrnaounge1
%pertpenoet, ionoern geipart nno IN
Henten angelegt.
gluf oieie @eiie bat ii@ in Ser 2bat
Elm 3uitano berausgebtloet, BET Dem
ste fran5oiiide Sn6uitrie a1f manden
@ebieten mooerner Eednif nidt mebr
gang auf ser 9obe lit, 10 oaB 3. -.
audi oie fran56iiiden 8abngeienidat-
ten, iebr gum gerorub Der fran5oii-
iden Tabrifen groBe 6ringenoe So
Observation-Disclosures na6 Dentidlano
gegeben baben. 9a iudt man nun
natiirIi9 our9 eine gei6dftli6e Mus-
nrb11ng oes Gbauptnismus nad5ubel=
fen, un6 Sic fran5oiii4e &egiernng
bilft pader nit, inoem tie BEN oeltt-
iben n~nternebmlngen, no tie fam,
5dmterigfeiten in Sen 8eg legt. Sum
BOT tie cine gnq11ete iber Die oelttiden
nnternebmungen uno &apitalsbetbei-
%ligungen in Sranfrei6 anitellen lai-
fen. Die beutide &egierrtng bot mo-
tiirlid iofort nit elmer gleiden gn-
quote geanttportet TIM ettpaigen fran~
ofiiden MoBregeln NIT gleiden MaB-
regeIn gegen bie fran5oiiiden Inter
fnembungen IN Dentidlan6 begegnen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-08

Sic 9rob1ng Der 5ra1t Dliber $.
g. Belmont, Ser minionenreiden
Seem gorfer Soloniuffragette, Sic
&fmetbo6en Ser berriidten eng
Iiiden @ablueiber nod Sen Ser.
Staaten 5u perpflan5en, miro oos
amerifaniide goIf idmerlid eridre-
den. Sos tpiiroe oas fiderite Mt.
tel fem, Sic Stimmredtsbe&pegung
bier tobt a1 maiden. Ma1fetoot!
ueberoies gIal1ben mir nidt, baB
man iid foIdes Ereiben bier Iange
gefonen Iaiien miir6e. @utmitbig
lit Ser Mmerifa1er ia,- aber 10 gut
miitbig, fid gum @efpotte Ser BeIt
5u maden, tpte sic @ngldnoer es ge-
gentpdrtig tb11n, lift er bod nidt.
5ran Belmont fernt i'm Iange &c.
mtg, I'M bas gu miffer unb fid iber
Sic 6olgen, Die Sic Musfiibrung ibrer
Drobnng nod fid 5ieben miirbe> tel
mem 3ueifeln bin3l1geben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-08
Sic bette Organization.

Gin fran50iiider Ianopirtbidaftli-
der 5adman1, Ser ade 2anoer ltr=
oienbaIber bereiit bat, madt nnferem
Ianopirtbidaftliden Miniiferium Dos
aompliment, oaB es oie poafommen=
tie Organization m1f5rpeiien babe.
Mag babel audi etuas fran5oiiide
5dmeibelei nit untergelaufen fem,
10 perbleibt ood pieles1 mas bieier
Mnerfenru111g CUTE 8eredtigur1g Der=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-08
Mmterin1:
Mn9.

ssn gnalano baben bie iiingfien
iiber oas MaB Ser ~bisberigen Sc
acknowledgement binallsgebenoen Mus=
ldmeifnngen ser engliiden @timm-
redtlerinnet1, Sic neueroingS iogar
Dor gombenottentaten nidt 5urud=
ldreden, Ste 6ruge ungeregt, tpie es
m0gli6 iein fam, BOB ourdmeg bod
gebiloete Srallen i'm ftanoe li1to, I'M
politii9en Sample at br1talen ydt=
teln Ser @ilfiir 5t greifen. Mean
beginnt gu 5%tpeifeln, Oh Sic @rrltngen=
ldaften ser mooernen b0beren Wao=
6enbiloung, arf sic ma1 btsber germ
ltol5 NOR, nidt I'M @efublsleben Der
ACKNOWLEDGMENT meibli6en Genera
ton eire gerrobung uno cine gntar=
-t1trg b%erporrufen, Sic our9 oas En-
rungene reidere @iiien nidt als anf=
getpogen angeieben meroen fonm. SIM
Century Maga5ine" mer6en geraoe
in oieien 5agen Sic grfolge Ser bobe=
rem Maodenbiloung elmer nnpartei=
ii9en ltnteriudl1ng nnter5ogen. Wfan
batte emit gebofft, 6aB sic 3ulaliu11g
Ser meibliden Sl1geno 5ur boberen
giloltng Sic 20iung Ser lo5ialen 5ra-
qen f0roern tpiiroe. Mber sic in eng
lang er5ielten grfolge i6etnen oas
nidt gu beitatigen, ia mani beginnt
bel1te 5u glauben, oab man oamals
falide 8abnen einidlug ltno oaB oas
mooerne sDitem ser Mao6ener5te=
bur1g menig oa51 geeignet tit, ioeaIe
6ralten beran5u5ieben. SSn ser Sbat
5eigt es fid, oab auf Sen engliiden
Maodengpmnaiten un0 aus oen Col
leges 5um groBten Gbeile 6rauen ber=
porgeben, sic Sen 3uimmeubang nit
ibrem @eidledte abgeitreift baben.
SIMMER narer 5eigt es ii6, BOB Die
suffragette troy ibrer boben 8ilol1ng
nno ibrer meitrei6en6en &enntniife
als Srau uno 8erionlidfeit perarmt
lit uro oaB BEL ibr ale iene @igen=
idoften, sic als 8or5iige oes meib-
liden @eidledtes gelten f0nnen, per=
fummert uno entitent finb. Cine
mdnnlide 6rau aber fann ebenio me=
mig oas Soeal elmer @r5iebnng iein,
tpie elm peiblider Wam. 9a bte
guffragette falt atsnabmslos cine
bobe 8iloung beiibt, mnB 5tpiiden
oieler 8iloung uno ibrer 8eiensent=
tpidlnng Elm ~3nimmenbong beiteben.
5alt ane iltngen Maoden, oie engli=
ide bobere 5dulen %perlaiien, 5eigen
ltarfef 5inm fir l1nabbangigfeit,
aber 5ugleid a1d Mrrogan5, 5pott-
lult 11no eine nn6tloiamfeit, Die ii9
ebenIo auf Neni6en pie arf Soeer
eritreden. sic tit un5ufrieoen, mt
oeripru6spon, buri6ifos> nn6 Ionobl
in ser 6miIie mie in Ser menidli-
den geienidaft mn Ell Clement Der
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-08
Gm@aritii@er &om8reb.

Die @eltfeter oes 6iesiabrigen GU
6ariitiiden &ongreiles, gebalten pom
90. Bis 81. Mprtl al1f Ser Sniel Malta
I'M mittellanbiiben Meere, par int
merbin, tpenn oieielbe 5u gbren oes
I'M ouerbeiliglten Mtarsiaframente
perborgenen 9eilanoes and nt6t Die
rieige 8e6elttltng erlangte, Sic ibren
8orgGngerinnen in &oln, 2onbon,
Montreal, Muorib uno 8ten bon
SEN &atoblifen oes @%rofreiies beige
meiIen miro, oo6 a116 cine ernelte
gIan5boue &uloigung an oen eubart=
ltiiden @ott. - Ser bon bem 81.
@ater 51 ietnem gertreter ernannte
@aroinal=2egat, gminen5 5errata,
fam an 90. Mpril nadn1ittags anf
oem britii6en Sorpeoo=&anonenboot
uSuliar" in galetta auf Malta an.
Mm Safenoamne batten i'm Ser Gr5z
bii6of Migr. Haee, giidof BON Mol>
ia, oie fir6liben nn6 meltltden @ltr'
oe1ttrGger nt1b eine rtelige Meniben=
merge, Sic Iih auf Sen 9aiteien uno
am Safenufer orangte uno BET oem
grIdeinen beS Serrn Cardinals IN
lal1teSubelru fe a1sbrad, Der ammelt.
Som bier aus tprroe Ser Garo1nal
unter 0em @eldltte Idmmtlider Str
dengloden BON galetta ollrd Die
reidgeldmiidten 5traBen nod Der
Stride BON garriu in 6lortana gelet-
tel, mo- i'm Migr. Bace nno Der Hld-
ter @ulieino feierlib pi1fommen BITE
ben. Nonn begab {id Ser Serr Gar=
oinaf IN Teiierlliider Hru5effion 5rr 9a=
tbeorale ct. Sobannes, Ser Smlfer,
mo er einen fur5en @ottesofenlt ab=
bielt, uno #iid Damn IN oie bilfoflthe
Reliioen5 5urid5og, IN Ser er mabreno
oe5 @ongrelies ieine @obnnng nabm.
Mm folgenoen Gage muroe Der eon=
qreB INN $50 l1br nodmittags IN
ser Motunoa Muita 6ur6 Migr. Sep=
len> gii6of BON Mamur, oen Eralt=
6enteu 6es itdnoigen @omites fir Die
@udariltiiden Gongreiie, feierlt6 er,
offnet, ser @ecretdr bes @errn Bt.
idofs perlas 6as pdpitlide 8repe nn1
ser gqroinal=2egat 5errata bielt etne
begeilterte Mniprade iiber Die &tr9e1:
qeididte bon Malta. 10000 @erio.
men baben an oieier gr0ffm1ngsfeier
uno oen 0ffentliden @ongreBper=
iammlungen tbeilgenom1nen. Mn ote=
Ien Eogen fanoen auBeroem ote itblt=
den @omite= uno @ereinslienngen
itatt, in oenen glan3enoe 8ortrdge
our gerberrlidung oes Mltarsiaera:
mentes gebalten muroen. Mu4 5n Der
8ontificalGmtern in Der &atbeorale
iomobl mie in Sen ibrigen &iirden Del
5ta6t 6rangten iib Ste @%lanbigen n
qroBen @6aore1. Die 5auptereig=
niiie ser 5agltng biloeten uieoer Die
ant 5onntag, 6em 5dluBtage bera1.
~ltaltete groBe gl1dariitiide 8ro5eiiton
ourh sic @troBen Ser 9ta6t uno oer
geqen nit Sem MQerbetltgiten an
shluiie Ser elben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-08
Yiimen9eoamfen

Nuu bot mteOer etHllul ouS l'ep-
Iide Gfingltfeit in ieiner reiden, Dol.
len uno ouftigeu 6riiblingspradt bet
inns angeflopft. Gin &aulden gent
n,rrh Sic @elt, glitben uno &rrolpen
oebeimtribpoa aufmedeno. @s tit Die
Gimme oes aebensgeiites, oes gute11,
hellen, oelien Gepano Come. oelfe1l
a(tbem Suit, oe11en @eie1 Soffru11g,
oelien gotidoft Srieoe nno etretraat
1inp. Mie oroltben aleS melt miro
Sic groe um Sic Efingit5eit lth gle1d=
iam periiil1gt> 10 oaB DOS 1ernlte,
tief5te 5bal" bliibt, nno ii5eraa> nt1t
MIR I'M gepflegten @arten, l%orloert
altd inn perlalienlten @infel nelte
Seine lid, regen, 5artes Grin beroor=
lproBt uro oiea gauge 9satnr etn 11e11er
aebensooem ourtmebt, 10 io1ten 1ptr
infer ar1nes, ad, 10 oft p%eroorbenes
0oiein melt beleben lallen bon o1e1em
0ei1t. 8, Iage nidt: vgs tit 5lt 1paf
fir midi, i) BIN allf gan5 anoere
.meoe qeratben, n1etn @lan1be7 ees
Efino5fmunoer tit idon langlt I'M
aau1pf oes aaebens nnb Ser 9eifter
1nteroeqanqen." 2aB einmal ales
@riibeln uno olle @eoenfen bet1ette
nno 0ffne oein armes, tp1111oes 9erd
Dem 8fingltionnenidein, nno Oh
uirit Elm Jriiblings- uno Hftng1tplt1=
ser an Sir ielbit erleben.
SIM 6riibling miro 6te @roe gle1@.
lam nte6er nell, oaB lie gan5 anoers
ousliebt, als So, mo- Ser Winter nod
moltete; es fommt inns Dor, als lei
MIN oaes better ano idoner in Der
welt q%etpor6en. so idenft nns aud
ser Nfingitgeiit einen nel1e1 Anta11g
Wie mander liebt iebnindtig 5ltrl1d
uno leuf5t. uMd f0nnte id metr se:
BEN nod einmaI anfangen, mte an;
oers uonte i6 bies ma6en, tpte an;
oers lelblt meroen." Sic 3eit fonner
mir nidt 5uradidraltben, aber oe1
9fingltgeiit ipridt: Sos Mlte tt
perqangen, liebe, i'd made ales melt.
60 poIen mir uns 6enn nell mafer
loIIen, linn I'M Ter @olen oarbteten
Damn qibt es uns oas &onnen. ST
tnirb euh in une @ubrbett letter."
hetBt es bon linn. Bie biele nnter
SEN @ebiloeten un6 &lngen nnIere1
3eit mag es geben, oie- oas Nfinglt.
mort: u@os lit 8arbett2" ii4 5u Ell.
qen aemadt baben. Mber tper fif
6em 8fingItgeit, oem neuen nno ge-
utl{en, bingibt ser erfdbrt, oaB eS
cine @obrbeit gibt, 6enn iiberaa, tpe
Dieier @eiit leben6ig IN einem Men:
fden tpirft, miro 6ieies 2eben bon BET
Wabrbeit onr9leutet, nno Der
Menid erfennt nidt nit Dem Ser:
ftonoe, aber nit ser grfabrnng, bot
otefer @eiit in ane 8abrbeit lettet
uno ooB mir ourd tim 6as 8abiel
Ser qroBen Gpbinr, Sic mir Meniden=
Ieben nenne1, nn6 bur6 tbn alletn
Ioien fonnen. Dn merritt es aud Dem
men1den boIo an, Of etmas bon Die
fem &fingitgeiit in linn lit. 9enn tper
iid leiner 3udt ergibt, oefien innerer
Menid lit immer onem @1tten, G6len,
@abren 5ugefebrt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-08
zmritrr Thril.
Sum boben 8finsfeit.

ejeiii bes Guters, Beit oes Sobnes.
Soft bon @ott uuD 2idt bon 2tht,
@on SEN 50ben <beiues Sbrones
Sas peiu behres MngeItbt
9Tit Dem milbeu S~lammen1trable
Seudteu ms I'M Sdatteutbdle!
@eilt Ser 2iebe. brnrle nieber,
Streue Deine Sumfeuluat
SIN Sic falten @ersen mtenerl
Sale gDttIib hobe Chat
Plus sen eDttliden Sbeen
@cltbetpeeenb neuerlfeben!
5ee' nit neiuem Selterregen
An' bie hpbIe 5prel1 III granp,
Sic bu mudert nllermegen,
80 ser eplo'ue &ei5en ltaan;
Silee Die Sd)marokerrarten
Gtolser, lhnpiger Genduten!
Slammersltlseu (oie Ishlpeber.
Sic nit 1prer beilgeu @lutb
Infer mnttcs snort beleber.
liner Sers nit hohem Wtltth,
Sos mir nhue Hrrdlt nnp gebe11
9out Ser @ohr1eit 3ergntB 9eben'
8ieb Sem @prte, nas mir reDen,
SoniaiiiBe, 56lpertesfraft,
San es milh unn lduetoig ieoen
Srifft unn rafft aus trager YgaI1,
SAX b1trh beiues @eiltes @e4eu
Mue @6lfer es perltehenl
Geiit Ser 2iebe, brauie nieoerl
9ai1e peiuen Tliselldlag
Gb ben @ollern nlden n1eDer,
8ie am erl ten Shopinngstag,
Gus daotiid1e1n @ertpillten
Cine nel1e @elt 81 rlt1tenl
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-08

5u f0nnen. Sumner mebr miro oie So
littf in ote 8irtbidaft binetngetragen.
SIM @run6e lit 6ieie g%ntpidelung mo-
tiirli9 Elm 3eiben ser S6mdde, oenn
Sic Stimn1rngen a116ern nidts an Ser
Cite Ser @aaren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-08
6ritr 9 his ID.

gen, ~ elm nationales HreBeomite 3u
ernennen, oeiien Nfli@t eS fem fonte,
Madridten, bie fid auf S%o5ialism11s
un6 So5ialreform be5ieben, fir Die
religi0ie uno tpeltlide Breiie 3u fam.
meln nnb at oronen."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-08

ltnoronltng. Die 6olge 6abon lit lmie.
oer1tn1, oaB fte faft immer nnglild=
li6 lit.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1913-06-06
Russia's Paul Pry.

We read that ''there exists in st. Pc
tersburg an official under the title of
Observer of Public Opinion He holds
the rank of a colonel, and his salary
varies considerably from year to year,
ranging between 1000 and 10000 ru-
bles. While he belongs to the police
department, his special 'milieu' is the
restaurants, from the most expensive
down to the humblest His duties con-
sist in eating and drinking, and at the
same time listening to everything that
is said around him. London Globe
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1913-06-06
SWAN LAKE

Mr.. and Mrs. A. Block visited at
Julius Blocks last Sunday afternoon.
Louis and Rudolph Bye were seen
driving north last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Koehntop and
daughter visited Henry Willie last
Sunday.
Those who took in the party at Otto
Haase's from our burg we're Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Thieman and part of the
family, MIR. and Mrs. Carl Podratz and
family. Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Koehntop
and family.
William Block visited at Carl Pod
Istz's last Sunday.
The little son of MIR. and Mrs. Emil
Trantow is reported very i'll.
Richard Winter and family visited
at Disselcamps' last Sunday afternoon.
These were in Morris Saturday,
Blocks, M. o. Thorstad. Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Hanson, Rinhvld Kreinke. C..
p. Carlson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Thieman were
Morris visitors last Friday of last
week.
Ed. Larson and Florence Westby
we're seen driving to Morris last Satur-
day afternoon.
Frank ZahI is staying at his
brothers house couple of days.
Annie Podratz and Mrs. Emma
Hanson. of Swan Lake, went to Morris
Wednesday morning and took the
train for Odessa, Mimi. where they
will spend a couple of days visiting
their uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman Falk. From Odessa they will
go to OrtonviIIe where at the latter
place they will visit at their grand
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1913-06-06

~o~o ~e~eO@G o. ~eSoO9
Mrs. J. M. Buckley spent the past
week visiting with relatives.
Charlie Bruer and George Eystad
were visitors in Alberta Wednesday.
Miss Grace Maloney, of Morris,
is visiting at the Buckley home.
Alfred and VIM. Doe. and Eddie
Eystad spent Sunday evening at Lake
Hattie.
Hans Anderson and wife and Ben
Loken and lady friend were county
seat visitors Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Knopp and Mr.. Grath,
of Synnes. were visitors at Lake Hat
tie Friday.
The dance to be held at N. Hili's
has been postponed to Saturday. June
z. Every body come.
Mrs. Krie and daughters were AL
berta visitors Thursday.
R. N. NARROW was a visitor IN AL
berta one day last week.
Art spaulding. George Austin.
James Jones and Albert Wilson
were fishing at Lake Hattie Friday
evening.
Aug. Fluegel was a county seat
visitor Friday.
James Ralston and Mr.. Farley. of
Medina, spent Tuesday fishing at Lake
Hattie.
Mr.. Micha!scheck, of Morris, was
canvassing thru this vicinity taking
orders for groceries.
VIM. Russell and son were Chokio
visitors Monday.
Chris Eystad was out assessing in
the western part of the town We'd
nesday.
Grover and Carl Russell were visi.
tors in Alberta Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Tomalla drove
to Appleton Saturday for few days
visit with relatives.
Albert Eystad visited at Hans An
derson's Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Foley and fam
lily, Ray. Chas. and Mich. McNally
visited at the J. Buckley home Sun
day.
| Dick Brown, of Synnes, is putting
in fax on his farm here this week.
]. D. Wilson was an Alberta visi.
tor Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cal Foster we're bus
mess visitors in Alberta Wednesday.
Restless.
Some people barely get the wedding
cards out before they want to shuttle
for new deal. Judge.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1913-06-06
CHOKlO

Mrs. J. H. McNally was a county
seat visitor Thursday.
VIM. Rustad left for DesIacs. N.
D., Monday where he has obtained
position.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amberg and family
autoed to Morris Thursday.
Valena and Lyons Rehrenback are
spending this week in Donnelly.
Mrs. Tear was a passenger to Nor
ris Thursday.
Mrs. j. H. McNally was a Morris
visitor Friday.
School closed Thursday after a very
successful term. All the teachers
left for their homes Monday.
Mrs. P. H. Lohrer and daughter
Ella were county seat visitors Friday
Miss Molly Flatner, of Morris.
spent Sunday at the McAllen home.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1913-06-06
s YNNES

Fred Gunlach visited at the G.
Cudr 10 home Tuesday.
Miss Martha Reimers and sister
Annie visited with the Smith girls
Tuesday.
Simon Wickstrom was a Morris
visitor Thursday.
Alfred Doe was seen on the streets
of Alberta Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Ettesvold and
family. Mrs. c. Cudrio and son lessen,
MIR. and Mrs. Matt Reimers and fam
lily and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Gunlach
visited at the Smith home Sunday af-
ternoon.
Joe and VIM. Eystad were seen in
this vicinity Sunday.
Mrs. G. Cudrio and son lessen visited
at the Ettesvold home Saturday after
noon.
Isaac Staples and daughter lrma ate
dinner at the Smith home Sunday.
Miss Pearl UtpauI. from Wisconsin,
has been spending few days with her
old friend Ella Wickstrom.
Olander and Albin Vented spent
Sunday afternoon with Ralph Smith.
The dance at N. Hill's Saturday
evening was not a success.
Mrs. Fred Gunlach and Mrs. E. j.
Smith visited on Mrs. Jones Tuesday
afternoon.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1913-06-06
Passlna Gases Throuah iron.

1t mas been known for some time
that gases will pass through metals
when they are highly heated. Thus
platinum at a red heat will allow air
to pass through it. Iron is also per-
meable for hydrogen when hot and
even when cold to a certain degree.
Recently it has been shown that nitro
gen does not penetrate iron below
temperature Of 800 degrees centigrade.
Hydrogen passes more easily, and at
a temperature of 500 degrees consid-
cradle action is noticed.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1913-06-06
PEPPERToN

Mr.. and Mrs. August CHM spent
Sunday at P. Ernst's the latter's
parents.
Clarence Bach is now hauling sand
for their new barn.
Mrs. Boedecker. of Litchfield, is
here a few days visiting with friends.
Misses Lena Andert and Agnes
Aanerud. of Donnelly," visited with
Mildred Hubert, of Hancock, Friday
and returned Saturday.
Frank Bach visited at C. A. Gaus-
mans Monday.
The Womens' Foreign Missionary
met at j. Kings on Sunday.
Walter Anderson, Ernest Schoff and
Frank Wanket visited with Heick
boys Sunday.
Miss Agnes Aanerud of Donnelly,
spent Sunday with Miss Lena Andert.
B. Busch visited at Kings Sun
day.
Rev. C. Schoenheider and family
and Ella and Elva Gausman left Mon
day for st. Paul to take in the con-
vention which is held at st. Paul Park.
Claus Zimmerman visited at Emil
Lamke's Sunday.
H. B. Heuer and Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Bell were in Morris Tuesday.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1913-06-06

John Kousel has shaken Alberta
dust off his feet and returned to his
parents home in Donnelly. He
was working on the section here.
Jennette Gagen completed a very
successful term of schoul south of
Chokio this week in the Carlson
district.
DR.. ]. Davidson's show arrived
here Tuesday evening and will remain
about a week. The doctor is an old
time friend of j. G.. Frerick.
Mrs. Paul Schlattman and the baby
and her sister were Morris shoppers
Tuesday.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1913-06-06
Take Plenty of Time to Eat.

There is saying that "rapid eat
ing is slow suicide. =" If you have
formed the habit of eating too rapidly
you are most likely suffering from
indigestion or constipation, which will
result eventually in serious illness I'M
less corrected. Digestion begins in
the mouth. Food should be thor
oughly masticated and insalivated.
Then when you have fullness of the
stomach or feel dull and stupid after
eating, take one of Chamberlain
Tablets. Many severe cases of
stomach trouble and constipation have
been cured by the use of these tablets.
They are easy to take and most agree
able in effect. Sold by all dealers adv
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1913-06-06
LAUNDRY AGENCY

Bring your laundry to the
local agency of the Sank Cen
tire City Laundry for frst-class
and prompt service.
Baskets are sent regularly
ON Tuesday and Friday morn
ing and returned on Thursday
and Saturday. Laundry must
be at Hildreth's barber shop
before 6 o'clock on Monday
and Thursday evenings.
Family Washing at Reason
able Rates, Called for and De-
livered.
]. E. HILDRETH
Phone 223 HyITi' BlOrk
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1913-06-06

parents Mr.. and Mrs. August Falk.
Frank Podratz accompanied his sisters
to Morris.
The Violin boys hauled grain to
Hoffman all last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Hellberg
and family were in Morris last Thurs
day.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1913-06-06
ALB ERTA

J. A. Schultz, w. j. Braun and
j. Nelson. of Chokio. went to Mime
apolis Tuesday evening and will ride
home in three new automobiles.
Rain again Wednesday.
Mrs. A. L. Fluegel went to Chokio
Tuesday evening.
Joseph Ludwig drove over to Morris
Wednesday.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1913-06-06
Can't Keep 1t Secret.

The splendid work of Chamberlain's
Tablets is daily becoming more widely
known. No such grard remedy for
stomach and liver troubles has ever
been known. For sale by all dealers.
adv.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1913-06-06
ROYAL
Baking Powder

is the greatest Of modern
time helps to perfect cake
and biscuit making. Makes
home baking pleasant and
profitable. 1t renders the
food more digestible and
guarantees it safe from
alum and all adulterants.
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