davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1913-11-21
Success With Sheep.

Success with the ewes and lambs
during pregnancy and Landing in no
small measure depends upon the state
of health of the ewes previous to and
throughout the mating season.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1913-11-21
Swjtl for Pius.

There is no reason why good, clean
swill from the family table should not
be fed to the pigs but it is a bad prac-
tice to force the pigs to eat sour and
fermented swill.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1913-11-21
Foundation Of Fattening.

The care Of the young pigs is the
foundation of the fattening Of the
market animal
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1913-11-21

Crop.
tured during tbs same fall and winter
in which it is seeded. The little feed
which the alfalfa will furnish dur
ing the winter is far more offset by
the decrease in yield
When young alfalfa receives a
backset it may require two or three
years for it fully to recover, and dur
ing all this time the yields are
smaller than they otherwise would
be. 1t pays to give young alfalfa
careful treatment and TO give it every
opportunity to make a good develop
ment.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1913-11-21

Companions for Children.
A few choice lambs make suitable
farm companions for the children
The Detroit times., 1913-08-16
Ordinance No. asa.

AN ORDINANCE TO amend Section 2.
OF Chapter 81. OF the Compiled ordi-
nances OF 1912
II is hereby ordained by the People
OF the city OF Detroit
Section l, That Sec. 2. OF Chapter
SO OF the Compiled Ordinances OF 1912
be and is hereby amended so as TO
Sec. ?. That hereafter sidewalks
shall be constructed In the City OF De-
troit of cement or stone. which cement
or stone shall be laid from curb to the
lot line or building on the streets or
parts OF streets as follows that is to
say
Woodward avenue. east side. from
Detroit river TO Adelaide street; also
from Antoinette street to Grand Bou-
levard.
Woodward avenue. west side, from
Detroit river 20 Bagg street; also from
Antoinette street TO Grand Boulevard.
JEFFERSON avenue, from Fourth street
20 81. Antoine street; also from Mt.
Elliott avenue To- Field avenue also
from Green avenue to Dearborn ave-
nue..
Atwater street. from Shelby street
TO st. Antoine street
I.arned street, from Third street to
Brush street.
Congress street. from Third street
TO Brush street.
Cadillac Square. from Woodward ave
nue. TO Randolph street
Around Campus Martius.
Monroe avenue, from Woodward ave-
nue. 10 st. Antoine street
Gratiot avenue. from Woodward ave-
nue. to Townsend avenue.
Woodbridge street south side. from
First street 10 Second street. also
north and south side from First street
TO Brush street
Bates street. from Detroit River TO
Randolph street.
Randolph street from Detroit River
TO Madison avenue.
Farmer street, from Randolph street
TO John X. street.
Farrar street. from Randolph street
to East Grand River avenue.
Brush street, from Atwater street to
Adams avenue east.
Broadway, from Gratiot avenue to
Grand Circus Park
Pingree Square.
Fort street west, from Woodward
avenue to Third street.
Lafayette Boulevard, from Griswold
street to Wayne street.
Michigan avenue, from Woodward
avenue to Livernois avenue.
State street. from Woodward avenue
TO Cass avenue.
Grand River avenue. from Broadway
to Trumbull avenue.
Clifford street. from Woodward ave-
nue. to Bagley avenue.
Park street. from Woodward avenue
TO Adams avenue.
Adams avenue. from Woodward ave-
nue. 10 Grand River avenue
Griswold street from Detroit River
to Clifford street
shelby street, from Atwater street 10
State street.
Wayne street, from Detroit river TO
Michigan avenue.
Washington avenue from Mich gan
avenue TO Grand Circus Park.
Third street from Detroit River to
Lafayette Boulevard
BaEley avenue, from Cass avenue TO
Grand Circus Park.
Cass avenue. from Detroit River to
Adams avenue approved June %.
1870; also Hastings street. from Ora
tiot avenue To Garfield avenue.
This ordinance shall take immediate
effect
Approved Aug. IL. 1913
OSCAR II MARX.
Mayor.
Attest:
RICHARD LINDSAY
(A-e7) city Clerk
Official papers please copy.
The Detroit times., 1913-08-16

hnger laughingly against this faith.
To dazzle him. 10 enrapture him-to
bring the hurt to Harlan's eyes, and
inexplicable rebellion TO his own.
Eth. well-those children He
arose. signing. It's for me TO play
the man at last! God bless them
love 'em both-and neither could I'M
derstand how or why. And ! cant,
either"
lie went back defying his rebellion.
stumbling 10 grasp his old loyalty.
that fine ardor for his friend which
had made the long years sweeter 1t
was hard TO define his struggle. A
faint smile came TO his lips at the
suggestion that he loved-nothing like
that was part of him. he had said
long ago.
I'D tell Janet" he muttered. III
shed underestimate she wouldn't.
Yet Janet-Janet knows me-and un.
derstands most everything" Then
his sad smile came again. Janet
after all she's nearest-and dearest,
But, somehow, il took Aurelie to
awaken me-"
The Detroit times., 1913-08-16

BusiDes--Iike Printing. NO russ ana
no feathers The plain. neat kind thac
looks right Times Printing CO., 10
John R.-st Phone Main 1498.
The Detroit times., 1913-08-16
NOTICE-STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT
BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit, August. ~. 1913
Paving Notice No. 1869.
FERNDALE AVENUE
(Section q

To Reste ~ u. Bell. l.. L. Bar
hour +. H. Beaubien. Henry Bonrer.
%. ;. Rreen, Grace ECHtlcS. Louis
Burghardt Adolph Bohle. r Bresna.
han, City and SuburD9n Homes %
A. Crossman, Chas. = Chase, otto DAN
zlger Walter :. Fry, A. q. Griffin, Grin-
nell Bros, John -. Griswold. Thomas
r. Gilman. &. w Harrah Albert ~
Hempel, Louis Karlck. Eli Lezotte
John Laffrey. a. Mech, Henry Piatz
Louis Scramblin. Robert Shell. Albert
Thies T.. TillOtson, Herman Tank
Charles \. tfrelman. Otto Weiss, WI
liam lander. and 20 all other persons
owning. occupying, or otherwise inter.
ested In any OF the lots and premise q
fronting on Ferndale avenue (section
, in Said city OF Detroit within the
limits hereinafter mentioned
The Common Council or the CITY az
Detroit, having ordered so much OF
west line OF Springwells avenue on me
south TO the west line OF Lawndalc
avenue. TO be graded and paved. no.
tice is hereby given that an assesslnen-
has been made upon all the lots and
premises frontinG on said Ferndale
avenue, (section y and liable 10 BE-
assessed for said Improvement under
the provisions Of the City Charter and
that roll OF said assessment is now
completed and will remain at the Az
SCISSORS Office. in the city OF Detroit.
from the date hereof until August 20.
1913. for the Inspection OF all persona
concerned therein.
BOARD or ASSESSORS.
BY JOHN G.. NAGEI.
lA6O) Presidei Z
The Detroit times., 1913-08-16
NEAR REGAL HONORS
FOR SOCIALIST LEADER

ZURICH, Switzerland, Aug 16.-Al-
most regal honors today were paid to
the late August Bebel. Socialist lead
er of Germany, who died here. 1t was
estimated that more than $4,000 per-
sons filed by the body, which lay in
state in a great hall The huge casket
was completely covered with a mass
OF flowers. and floral tributes half
filled the place
Numerous special trains are coming
to Zurich from Germany and all parts
of Europe, bringing Socialist delega.
lions to attend the funeral tomorrow
The body OF Bebel will be cremated
and 1t is expected that more than
10000 persons Will be in the funeral
procession
The Detroit times., 1913-08-16
WASHINGTON.

Amelia Bingham. it'll the Morris
Players. i'm the WASHINGTON theatar.
next week viii revive The Climbers, >
one Of the clevcrest plays the 10 liy a.
Fitch had 10 his credit Miss E,.igha m
originally produced the play with an
all-star company and IL was one Of
the greatest successes won by her In
het career as an actress manager. The
Climbers deals with "A group "A PEI
sons in American social life whose ore
ambition Is 10 shine In the realm ~
society In order 10 keep up the de-
mands Of being lin the swim, one Of
the principal characters SO iuL ri as
moneys entrusted 10 him that, he not
only ruins himself bur. loses the Tor
tunes 81 his wife and OF friends. The
play presents q series of types OF the
men and women 20 he found IN idle
80. iety," and is highly interesting "a
story. theme and climax. Miss Bing-
ham viii play her original part of the
wife Of the man who embeZZles AMI.
the members OF the stock company. in
the Washington, may be depended up
on TO give admirable support
The Detroit times., 1913-08-16
CHATHAM via. Lake St. Clair
ThameS,River. Fine Orchestra

Every "Wednesday. Thursday, Friday,
saturday. sunday. boat leave" Hnn-
doIph-st. dock $3.50 n. ~. returns $50
70. M. Fare week days soc; sundays zoe.
JOHN STEVENSON. Agent.
The Detroit times., 1913-08-16
T. MII.N.

A sprightly singing and dancing nov
city presented by The Broadway NJ N
strel Maids will be the top-liner at
the Family theater next week. This az
has been staged in elaborate style in
the Characteristic first part of min
strel performance. The girls have 4
lot OF the newest song hits ana jokes
and the dances are novelties in the
terpsichorean line Dilks and Wade
viii present the comedy black face ms.
|sical act entitled You Don't say 50. o
The Detroit times., 1913-08-16
M WHIT STAR IINE Z
Wharf Eoot of GrisMold-st.

Wharf Foot OF Griswold-st-
FOR PORT HURON (way Ports)-'
Steamer leaves every week day Sad a
IN. and 2.30 and y. m; sundays
IN. and 2:30 y. m., and Tor rats ana
Tasnmoo 2:45 y. IN.
FOR TOLEDO and SUGAR ISLAND
Leave week, days at $3.50 &. m. and
$3.50 u. m; Sunday at $3.50 a. m. ana
D. m, and special steamer for sugar
Island 800 q. m and 1889 q. m
The Detroit times., 1913-08-16

James Dilks was formerly with Lew
Dockstader and Harry Wade has beer
Williams and Wright viii offer a COM
edy German sketch. Carrie Lille. tine
personality girl" said TO he magnetic
and dainty bit OF femininity will OF ar
vocal gems attraCtiVely rendered Sid .
rey Clare and George Martin the niIn-
bic pair Will present "A novel dancing
act. Harvey Williams and Murphy viii
oner an Irish sketch entitled Fresh
from the Guild Sod The Hunter Sis
tcrs, twins, VIII be seen In "A daring
serial act; Pierce and Roslyn in u mus
ical act Will introduce the Italian piano
accordeon; new motion pictures VIII
complete the bill
The Detroit times., 1913-08-16

FUN Glen Ella Nd, PiiIsbI isUn AID
all points south and east daly. iO'sS
D. NJ rare TO Cleveland s2, flttsOat 8
$3.50; lower berth sl5O, upper Der Il
81, whole room $3.50 =
ron BUFFALO AND ALL foiNi,
EAST. daily, m
For AIPENA, MACkfNAt AND tAt
PORTS, Monday aud SATURDAY M
"wednesday and Friday. $3.50 "A m:
SPECIAL STEAMER TO MN Az
Mondays $3.50 a. m; Thursday1.
III, No stops en- route except Ooderlel
Ont. Monday upbound. saturday GOWN
nay TRIPS TO CLEvELAND-rues
day. "Wednesday. Thursday ana SAtur-
u@ wvEEN-END EXCURSIONS EvLRy
sATIrItUAN-s25 Cleveland, " SUI
fsio $40 Niagara Falls-round trip
for NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. In WIS
for business Monday.
Ticket office Wayne street Whart
Ma,etic Bldg. 137 Woodward Ave. ~
Criswold st
The Detroit times., 1913-08-16

LOCKWOOD. the principal source of
shuttles Tor use in cotton mills. is
growing scarcer year by year. and va
rlous substitutes are being tried. but
with no great success
The Detroit times., 1913-08-16
THE STAGE
CONTINUED from Page Four

pals while the feminine contingent Ia
cludcs Lucia Cooper Dolly ana MabS.
webb, Jennie Ross and Lottie Black.
ford. La Silvia viii contribute several
unique dances
The Detroit times., 1913-08-16

p,.,,.S.-ttse priustax. No fuss ana
no feathers The plain. neat Kind tnat
looks right Times Printing CO.. ID
Jchn Il st Phone Main 1888
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-23
@irfiameS &ausmittel
fir 8nngentrube 81

Sc lit cine ernife 5ade, tuenn bic
2ungen %ansegriffen fino. Cine aeiie BON
ODER mad einem 5andtorillm 1T foltpiez
Zig nrb berlangt Srennling bon ber Sci.
n1atb. @ini9e eetpinne11 babel, nber Mie<
n1nnb fann gebeilt 5mrudfebren. gdmdl'a
Nlterntibe lit ipirf1nm - fei1 8erlnfferII
Der @eimntb notbtpenbig. Gum BeiipieI:
2315 Ntlantic Mbe., @nbbenfielb, M.S
r6erren: SIN 9erbft 1905 5og dbkmir
eine ernite grfdltung gu, fpel9e fid aif
nteine Qungen fefHebte, unb rnein Mr3t
iagte mir, i9 mniffe mad gaIifornien nno
bies fofort. gu iener 8eit rietb ma mir,
gdmm's Mferatibe gu nebn1en.
blteb 81 9olie 1lno fling an es 81 r1ebmen
pie lebte ISOLDE i'm October. Sd begdn1l
befier gu tperben. unb Die erite ISOLDE i'm
SSannar 1905 nabm ib 1ueine reg1lIdire
Bei9dftignng nnf. unb meine @efunoheiitf
mar bolftdn6ig bergeiteIt. &c iinb iebt
flint Sabre, feit6em meme 9eilltng err
tpirtt tpur6e, utlo i6 fnrt1 gdmausS NIs
teratibe ni6t genug loben.
Wnter5eidnet) 50. 80. Sntem.
gdn1an's N~lteratibe 1T tpirffam IN 66Gl<
len bon 8ron9itis, Mitbu1a, &eufieber,
3als< unb 2nngen=B efdiperoen lt1to In
Nnfbal 6es Sbfterns. gntbdt lem Gsfifff.
Spiaten ODER @ebi3in bic fih a1r @e<
tpobnbeit 11adt. 81 berfaufen BEL Der
Mfolitor 9rug 60. unb ar1bere1 6a1ibt<
apotbefern. 6Sragt mad 8oofIet, ii mel
dem $eilungsn ber5eidnet fino ooer
i9reibt an @drnans Qaboratoriltm, Bhi4
laoelpbia, Ba., ffiir h~oeitere gbioen3.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-23
&ertreibt einen @dlred.

Ser Sallptponitreder 0s So6eg in
oen @inter- u1b Griibidbrsmonote1t
IFS N1te1u1ro11in. Seine gorreitter finb
@%rf6ltltnge11 uno Grippe. Sci irge1to
ei1en Mnfan oieier @ro11tbeiten ioute
tteite Belt berIorep peroer, INN bieiel.
BEN an bertreiben. unadbIige Salt-
ie,toe bnbe1, es alasgefunber, 6nB ST.
Meie Discovery 6as Midtige
onfir 1T. rN1ein Mar1r 1T iu~beroe1,et,
5aB es B~rtellnto,tia 6rei ODER oierrsaI
uo1, ibm abbielt." f4reim 6roa1 Geo.
8Iaoe, Charlottesville, st. " uno Hit
grf6ltungen, $aften uro @tidBuitert
MIR ME oes @Iei9ett gefu11oell"
fiir ale 9nftr6brerrfrntffbbei.
ten. Yreig so Gts. a1rb $1.1O. Npo.
frei ii Molitorg Mpotbeh..--
Mttseige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-23
Kinder Schreien
MACH FlETCHER'S
Gas TO RIA
Sic alte &eimatb.

Sadfen.
8ei 59ernebed lanoete fiir5li9
|ein fram5oitider 8auon, Ger IN $50
ris aufgeltiegen mar nit orei Sniai=
ien, 5mei 6ran5oietr uno eirem eng
LANDER. Da sic Ssnioiien iii@ nidt gee
niigem ausmeiien fonatten, muroen lie
cine 8eit lang feitgebalten, Damn
ober, 1adbem ser 8erliuer Meroellb
tie legitimirt batte, freigelafen. -
Ser gum @riten 8ir8ermeiiter Der
|5toot 5b0nebed geaudiblte Sta6t<
ROTH 81. iur. @reDeruS Fat sic 8efta-
tigurg erbalten. Dte feierlide gin-
fiibrlm erfolgte 6ur6 Den &egier.
ungsprditoenten.
9annober.
SSns Amafenbru i'd tpltr6e in-
folge ser nneinigteit ser biirgerliden
&arteier gum eriten mtal Elm So5ial0e<
mofrat 8iirgerporfteber (Sta6tperoro-
neter) ertpablt. w ST. sen Gamme1t
ieines &auies berbrannt 1T I'M ttaben
&pItIano ser @oloniit SAM
8Ianf. Dag Sous, 5as bon 8lanf al
Gei1r betpobnt muroe, bran11te pollitam
I6ig, mobet 8Iarf in Sen Glamnpet
umtam. NV Meultd iino int bieiiget
MuBenbafen beim @ettertr eines 300.
tes bier 2eute e%rtri1nfen. Drei bon
ibnen geb0rte1t al1r Mannidaft 6es
idmeoifdm Darnpfers u@planb.
MaG ser er6giiltigen ~3uiamneriteh-
lung bon Sommeriemeiter 1T Got
|timg.en nod Der Bail Der 5ttoi-
renoen, sic BorDeil1ngen belegt baben,
Sic orittgr0Bfte preuBiide nniperftitatt
getpor6en; @ottingen folgt nod Ser
lin l1tt6 Bonn. Blister rangirte mad
8onn &ane uto 8regla1i un6 oatm
erIt @ottingen.
@eftfalen.
Ser @i~eoernufbnu Ser Burg I'll
tena, 6en Ser Mdiirfifde Bur9boat-
bereir nms MnloB Ser 3O0i6brigen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-23

8ugeborigteit ser @rafidaH @orf 5lr
@reuben im Sabre 1909 begon1,
naW fiA ieiner gol1eroung.-&cdm
i&r. 8fnrner Gbeo6. Carpenter in
so im6en it ir Sitter bon 40 Sob
rem geitorben. Ssn So ideo 1torb
81. Bfarner Serb. @ngeIbnro,
SO Sabre off. Nv She Diantatste11e
&odseit feierten 2eib3iiidttter @ottfr.
99ed l1b Srau, Sopbie geb. 5dnei=
Der, IN ST. m !. - @ooene Sod
aeit ifeierter1: sic @beIel,te Sol. anofe
nr16 Muria, geb. GIeitma11I in
Nor6borhen; ole GbeJel1te Mau-
|rer 5srie1riidbgaiapeI ami &uroIfhtR,
geb. 8oIf, in g I1l, u1to sic Gle
lelte 8udybin6ermeriter Bernard Bret
morm un5 @atborinu, geb. Sdf5iiiir-
n1d11rt, in @ie6enbrMd.
&beinprobin5.
Tim Sic @entilation i'm s d e.
mer Sunnel 5u berbeffern, miro uber
1em Sunnel Senfre9t bon ser 8er-
ges1ptbe elm Sda9t abgeteuft uno an
6efien oberem G116e Elm @entiIator
aufgeitent peroelr. - 8ater Mnnp,
Der friibere bodtp. ST. Bfarrer Nea-
mann BON Mnen1t Ser. sSsuiIiiddb 1T
int &rontenbnl1ie ser Domirica1reri-
1pen in DMiieI6ori i'm Mlter bon
60 Snbren geitorben.- Muf ser 53ed3e
@orolus Mogrm1s gu 8orbed ge-
rietben ole 8ergIeute @appils litr6l
@tebIer l1nter fnllen6es @eitei1r. Sop
Plus mar fofort toot, @iebIer, Iehenss-
gefdbrli6 berIebt. = Ser @ertner
!&eDnen ftiftete 100000 NRf. CUR gr-
iboa1ung zines fatb. Marienbal,ies in
Der Mnrienpfarre 5u @~refeI6.
De Spt1rnerei u1t6 ELECTROMAGNETIC
brit 8tnr6i IN @nmmer8bnb
lit nbgebrnnrt uno Elm Mrbeiter tom
In 6en Gamn1en I'M. - Die Col
ner Sta6tberororeten boben Dog
Broiect elmer @urteIbabn INN ns
Iinfsrbeiniide g0In tins Ole Mrrlnge
zines nelten &otnoelsbafens on Ser
Itntert &beiniette lei oem Bororh
NiebI arge1tonnren. ~ CONNER
cienratb &erm. SaienfIeper uo1r Sat
tin, Ole hir5Iib aus MrlnB ibrer Gil
berret &odaeit ser Stn6t @e1n-
Aei6 elm 81 Morgen groBes @e-
I6noe auf Sem Sdtpimmelbui4 our
zines giireerparfes fderf-
ten, baben ubermaIs 5tpei grobe
@run6itii6e our Mrron5irurg seq
@artgeId1poes urt6 CUR MnIegurg e.
ner groB5ugigen @e%rbin6itng 3tpiihen
ser @einsbogerer 5traBe u1eo oen
Garf, elmer 6reiten aneetrnbe, &C.
idenft. - Sir @Ief4 1T bo4tp. &rs
8farrer GarI geroinarto aaurep ii,
Sitter bon 46 Sabren geitorben. Gr
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-23

glieoer 6es Central @ereing Der Mnf<
fpr0erung ser 81. @eneralperiammr
lung uno ibenten ourddhnittli6 mint
oeitens einen DolIar, 10 lit Die @riin-
0a1ng ub Der Sortbeitano 5es Stu-.
oienbauies geiidert! @er bon 1en
125,0O0 6eutlden tatboliiden Mdns
nern bes gentral-@ereins mollte 90
adtlos beiieite iteben urub iagen: 8as
gebts mid a1t; 4atbolii9e Mdnner:
abgeieben BON gang mitteIloien, ionte
nidN Elm ein5tger in mieren @eiben
gu fitt6en iein, ser midt einmaI 5u Ell
nem iold geringen 9pfer fir eire
grobe Sade bereit lit! 9uf oenn CUR
Ebot! Sn ieoem @erein gebe muat1 INT
per5iglih ans @erf, 6amit in nidt
aIl5u ferner Sriit Der erite Spatent
ltia fir 5us gtuoienbalts gefbnn 1uer,
sen farm. SHE @aben lenoe man an
sic @entrol15teqe oeg GentnoI-@er-
ems, 307 Semle Building, ct. 2onis,
900. Mit tren beutibem i111b tatbo-
ltidem @rlB,
Das @or1ite fir io5iale 8orpagonoa:
SIT. 991ep. s. 50. Seer, 8rot. ZIP.
Sic. Conner.
Soiepb 5peD.
81. @eb. Soiepb S~oentgerotb.
@eb. Gbeo. &ammefe.
@ep. Sreo. 5%ie6ertburg, g. S.
Soiepb Meatt.
S. q. S%Suenema11n.
s. g. @enteI.
q. 81. 9ieier Mufruf ergeBt
i'm Muftrage 5es eeiammten Central
@ereins. II. Die @ereine in Mttn11e<
iota mer6en eri16t, lire @aben ge=
mdB 8eidluB Der observation-disclosures
lung 6eg Stdatsberbat6es 6urb 9rn.
|9efretar @iuibalo @ibner, Seem Him,
ein5uiem0en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-23
Observation-Disclosures Mnfang.

@ir tpiiien es mobl:: Ser &eiitni=
iten mer0en nidt ,pe1rtge iein, sic ge-
ringes &ertrauett ieben 1T Sic M0g<
Iidteit etnes iol9en @erfes, ur6 AUDI
lolde 1pir6 es geben in fleiner BAIL,
tpel9e sic 3med6ienli9teit nno Motb=
ip%en6igteit 6es @tl1oienbauies IN Mb-
ra6e itene1p pr6 6ie Mitglie6er 5es
Musi9uiies meltberlorene Eraumer
idelten mer6en. Die Sdtpor5ieber
ober fen1ren ni9t sic I'M fatboliiden
Deutidtbum i6lummern6en &rdfftte,
iie fen1ren nidt Sen erniten @illen our
Gbat, ser es nod ftets beieelte, mern
es cine Mufgabe flor erta1nt batte,
femme nidt Sen Spfergeiif, ben es in
leiner ga11aen @eididte befun6ete 11ro
Der es mebr als einmnI gum 8abn-
BREEDER per0en lieB, 100 es 1i9 NM
grobe Mufgoben ser dmerttanii9en
&ntbolifen bonoelte. Sdon bat es in
Ieine1t 8ertretern ol1f ser Sagung 6es
Central 8ereins 3u Sole6o ieinet Ha-
t%enitarfen, opferbereiten 8inen benie-
len. Snnerbab elmer Stun0e 5eidre<
ten 6ie Delegaten gum Stnoienbaus-
Ton6s nidt meniger als $4,000!
nr6 cine ISOLDE ipdter folgten sic De-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-23
9ln Sic mitgIieber Der Dem
&entral=8 erein an9eiblDi=
iemen Nereime nl.b
Nerbdmbe!

Let. 2puis, anfong SSaratar 1918.
@atboliide Manner! NJ Gin gro
res @erf muroe Don Dem 81. 81. s..
@entrnl=Gerein in Mngrtff geromn1e1t,
ein @erf bon getpaltiger 8e6eutn1g
fir Stride, @taat unb @eielliadt, elm
Werf aud, bur@ oas li6 Dos tafbo-
lilde Deutl6tbllm unieres 2anoes ei1t
gbren0enfmal ieten miro. Durd ein=
ltium1igen 8eihluB Fat Ole 55. Gene
rnl4gerfammlurg oes @entrnl<geretnS
sen BON Sem &omite fir io5tale Bro=
pogombo por9ef6lagenen
Ban eines io5ialen Carbohydrates
gutgebeiben uno 6as &o1nite beouf-
trugt, Mittel unb @ege gu fin1et our
Musfitbrung oes @lones. Mit groBer
@e~geiiterung nabm Ole Sc. @e11eral-
Neriamlun9 @erntniB bon oen
|gdritten, bie SOS @omite %unteroeliert
Iaetban, u1n sem !3iele 1,diber gu fom-
men, un6 Sic 81. @eneraloeriomm
luna qob unter GROCER @egeiiterung
Dem @omite sic 8ollmn9t, I'M 8eret11
mutt 6em @oQ3ugsausiduiie 6es Gent
trail 8ereins nod int 2oufe 0eS Sabt
res sic tbotfdhli9e @riinbnug BEG
|stu6iembauies in Mngriff 81 nebn1ett.
8er bilft nit?
Ser grogmeite 6ieies 8eibluiies,
Ger 6araus ermaddenoen @erautport=
|lidfeit, loauie ser meittrogen6en 8e=
6eutung unb @r0Be 6es 8ertes ii6
boDnuf bepuBt, menoet iid nunnnebr
.6oS Undergraduate @omite an oos fa-
'tboli}de Deuti6tbum a1nieres 2ar6es,
Dor alem an sic Mitelieoer Der benz
=@erein ongeb0retoen 8ereiue
un6 8erbanoe, nit Ger %ergebetpen Bit
te nm Datfr6ftige, opferninige Inter
|itmbl1ng. nnD INT es gleih gum Be-
Iginn gu iagen. Mit i@0nen 8orten
uno &elolutionen miro 6oS 5tuoienz
baltS ridt gebart un0 ausgeitattet!
Cine be0euter6e 5un1n1e lit n0tbig =
fir Den Mnfang minoeitens 100000
nber meit mebr nod fir Den ooutgen
Musbau, Ole 8dderei II. I. 10. 8ir
mer6en, mie mir 6as ar@ nit ser @en<
tral.Stele getban, idlidt un6 beidei=
oen beginnen un6 i6rittmeiie, nod
ser porban6enen Mittel, 6aS
nnternebmen ieiner 8ouen0a1ng 5u=
fibren.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-05-29
At LEAST GOT RID Of ii
Defendant Had Not Strictly obsyed
Courts Order, but Neither VIZ
He In Contempt.

Murray u. Pennell. defendant In
the indianapolis dynamiting case.
caused : little diversion In court pro-
ceedings while under cross-examina-
ton. Penneil had been vigorously
chewing gum while ON the stand.
IL you'll take your gum ont OF your
mouth wen get along faster we
wouldn't be wasting 80 much time. !
said United States Attorney Miller
Yes, take your chewing gum out OF
your mouth commanded Judge An.
derson.
+ PenneA sat in the witness chair APP
parently not making any effort 70 obey
the order Of the court
What, don't you hear the order.s'
asked Miller. after there had been 81.
lence in the courtroom for fully = min
ute and Pennell had made no visible
movement. is
II swallowed it." mumbled Pennell,
Court proceedings were suspended
while Judge Anderson spun around
twice in his swivel chair and hemmed
vigorously.