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Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1913-10-24
Colonel Alfred Jones, who

sAt9A&AO sNS ~"
on the staff of General Sterling |
Priee, died at st. Louis recently
at me age Of 80 years. Colonel
Jones was prominent in the state
politics OF Missouri, New Jersey
and California. where he lived
ct different times.
Guarded by q sheriff, who sat
IN the front row Of the large
church gathering, Rev. Roy
Hudson, evangelist and former
pugiiiss, held 9 farwell revival
service at Mexicoths other night.
He had been arrested during the
day on q charge Of wife abandon
mens at the request OF the au-'
thorities at Terre Hsute, Ind.
A farmer in Perry county con-
cMded to remove large pile OF
rocks from his field, and, in doing
90, found the walls of q grave in
which were the skeletons OF two
bodies. Further investigation
showed three such graves, each
containing remains of two bod
les. The skeletons were small
showing either immature oil
dwarf persons.
The teacher was hearing the
. Youthful class in mathematics
SNOW, "she said, in order to sub
tract, things have to be In tn
same denomination. For in
stance, we couldn't take thre'
pears from four peaches. no
eight horses from ten cats. D
!, you understand" Thcre wa
. assent from the majority OF pu
pills. One little boy in the res
n raised q timid hand. "Wel
d Bobby, what is it9" asked tn
{. teacher. "PleRse teacher sal
IA Bobby, Couldn't you take thr.
10 quarts OF milk from two cows'
% They have their little Anthor
h Comstooks even in Webb Cit
.e The graduating class of the his
Or school last year bought q cast
the famous "Discus Thrower
as as its parting gift to the scho'
;n but the school BOARD refused
!. allow the statue to be unveile
because the discus thrower did
no have any track suit on. I
III guardians of education had t
he cast placed in the coal cellar FRI
- whence it was dragged the otl
=. day, presumable by some OF
y students who had helped pay
eS' it.. and smashed in the yard o
on side.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1913-10-24
olr,., neme Audit 10 Made.

Jefferson City.--State Auditor John
y Gordon has received the report OF
his special examiners who have been
engaged for several days auditing the
accounts OF the State Industrial HONS
for Girls at Chillicothe. The report
indicates that this institution Ia 0ns
Of the best.managed In the state.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1913-10-24
Civ. sent to Purity Congress.

Jefferson City.--Five delegates
were appointed by the governor to'
attend the international Purity con-
gress. which convenes at Minneapo-
ia MINI. on Nov. 712. Those sp-
tainted were Frank P. Walsh OF Kan
sas City, Mrs. Leonora Lake OF ~.
Louis, Rev. Frank O. smith and Ia
A HalbeFt Of Kansas City and Prof.
T. W. Shannon OF Fre4estckfova.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1913-10-24

Jefferson City.-Mrs. Leonore N.
Lake Of ST. Louis has been appointed
Nv Gov. Major a delegate to the In
.srratioual Purity congress at Min
rsapolls, Nov. Tia, Other delegates
appointed were Frank P. Walsh ana
Trauk q. Smith and l. A. Haiben'
Kansas City, and 7. W, Shannon.
Fradericktown.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1913-10-24
n.u carnara.Iena seaese.

Jefferson City.-The eospEsuoa
Registrations act enacted BY the Iorty.
seventh general assembly 10 believed
to Be responsible for ., heavy slump
In the number Of business corpora
lions organized la Missouri. as COM
pared with the number ehartered N
other years. -.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1913-10-24

der De Soto set foot on hiSSouH
coll.
Three night policemen and two
day policemen are required TO
keen the streets Of Mexico free
of drunks, the Ledger declares.
Mathew Shepard, county COL
,ector Of Platte county, for the
last I've years. died at his Home
IN Hampton Monday morning.
aged forty years
A young man in Warrensburg
played in good luck. He crawl
ed through q fence. dragging his
loaded gun after him and sscap-
ed with the loss OF an ear.
Two KirksviIle bows we're fined
receatiy for disturbing the wor-
chip Of the Holy Roll0rs' "o
presume. of course, that you al'
know who the Holy Rollers are.
SHOW many times." asks the
Lamar Democrat. "did you ever
interfere in q quarrel and get
anv other result than merely to
add one to the people already IN
yolved IN the fuss?"
Greene county has won the
blue ribbon at the State fair toE
the best agricultural display
Howell county, which won the
nrsmium In 19ll and 1912, dio
not compete this year.
AMacon man, sueing his wifi
eor a divorce, testified that sh'
hit him across the back with I
niece of cord wood, struck him it
the mouth with a stove lrd ant
made him sleep in the barn hal
the time.
AT. Watson, Of lndepend
encs, ia feeding several doze
shoats with bread-not hot roll
for breakfast, and toasted bun
for tea, but stale bread, whic
he buys at fifty cents hundred
The shoa.s like it very much
The Jefferson City Post is cor
ducting q cooking school, an
the male residents OF the capt.
city are displaying sstisf'
smiles, for the housewives q
taking much interest in u
school and are cooking ell kin
OF new dishes.
The Jail In Wsynesviile
empty for the fret time in sevs
81 months. One of lite cccupar
was released recently and t
ether, rsssnting this partisli'
bored q hole through the ro
tied a few blankets together, q
slid to the-ground In ssfety.
Mrs. Ida May Keller was fou
guilty OF murder In the fret
gree by the jury at Harris'
VILE, Monday night. The J.
fixed the punishment at life
prisoment. Mrs. Keller
charged with numbering
husband and seven year
daughter.
Dallas county is having tro
IL In trying TO defeat an atts'
70 collect 2.0oo, 900 In bonds
sued years ago for . railr
which was never built.
matter 10 in the federal court
ut Springfield. but they have
haan able to do much in conf
ton With the suit.
A Ssdslia negro has been
fenced TO serve thirty day
the county iail and on the
roads for vagrancy. He say
has spent the last thirty yesi
idleness and has never wo
IN his life. His record - j
30 be broken when he goes
with the road gang.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1913-10-24
r.,u., sI.v. pIss Worth $4,000.

jefferson clty.-Josephus hooeiSs
n Jefferson City, a former slave, died
here, leaving an estate valued ct sSo.'
oeO Roberts was born In Morgan
county In 1897. and has resided In
Jefferson City since the war. He ac-
cumulated his little fortune by earn
ing as a plasterer, careful speculation
N real estate and the profits from Q
grocery store patrOniEed by his own
race.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1913-10-24

'ROUNDABOUTTHE STATE.
c.ssnsd from Exchanges--Madeb by the Shears
the Pencil and the Paste Pot--Some origI-
nal. some Credited. and Some Stolen
hut Nearly All interesting Reading.

I hIAs OpAAh6o A
Immediately beginning to shoot r
at Ben Neesler with repeating |
shot gun, Philip Vass inflicted {
injuries on Neesler from which c
he will die. Neseler returned I
fire with q revolver, but his shots ,
went wild and Vass was not in I
iured. Three people who were
in the store were hit by shot in
the fight. The two principals to
the combat had been enemies for
number of years, but recent
grievances I'D to new attack.
After the shooting Vass telephon-
ed to Sheriff Charles Cherry at
Mount Vernon that he was COM
inc to his Office to give himself
up and at once started to that
town.
United States secret service
operatives were informed Tues
day that DR.. w. C. Guild, a den"
,ist, is under arrest at Marion-
Vile, ON "a charge OF counterfeit
ing S5 bills. 1t. is alleged that
he made the counterteits by 9
Photographic process and tinted
them with water colors. Guild
was arrested and convicted four
; years ago on q similar charge,
but was released last year from
the federal prison at LeaVen
worth. He located in Marion
vile, where he opened q dental
!. office. When counterfeit money
, began to make its appearance in
|, tho town, the arrest of Guild re-
, suited.
i A man in Douglas county drill
{ ed u we'll 124 feet deep on MI
farm about three years ago
which furnished plenty OF wste
n until the dry spell this summer
ia when the water supply failed
a Then he proceeded to take sound
h ings and found that the bottom
!. had dropped out to depth Q
1877 feet into q cavern and n
water can be obtained. The cav
: ern has not yet been explored
~ This should be an opportunit
.. for seekers of buried treasures
81 Someone may have buried gol
TO or banknotes in such a we'll hio
ne den cavern as this.
When the Missouri Supren
court met for the regular terr
IS October a.. it was between "
r. and 1000 cases behind in
Its docket, or measured in time, q
ne proximately two years. Betwe'
", 400 and 500 cases are dispos'
OF, OF each y ear and about AGO NJ
nd cases are filed, q year. The
are sixty -four cases. many
md them original proceedings, tt
ie. have been instituted since !
IN. adjournment OF the last term,
ary be- heard by the court en- baE
i'm. The division dockets are mu
vas larger than this for the term.
her Marion Yesger. who lives
old Boone county, about five nj
from Columbia, has for TO
years been . justice OF the pea
but only the other day he he
his first trial. The case '
"a against some boys on q cha
NJ, of disturbing religious worsi
- and was tried out OF doors
=. tween showers, according to
-" c. Anderson, the boone cou
prosecuting attorney. who G
ducted the prosecution.
sen. boys we're acquitted.
, IN The people are going TO :
rock on the proposition to build ;
she court house at Van Buren, I
. IN ter county, November let.
rked win be the third time they !
kelly tried out that proposition. II
out been defeated every time her
ifore.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1913-10-24
E..eanaa Convict Captured.

Jefferson City.-David SdwaFss'
1.cLson county negro convict, who es-
enpsa from the state, power plant
wss apprehended at Centertown BY
Constable Frank Harmon. wac can
r,alm the reward Of sf6 for the ar
rtat OF an escaping convict.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1913-10-24

several ears OF corn grown WAS
season on the old fort held at {
Pilot Knob. The cereal il q the
variety known 80 White Wonder. I
It is as fine corn as one could !
wish, the grain large and plump.
| He raised 225 bushels on four
acres OF ground-pot bad for .
drouthy year.
A casket quadruple sized was
required fer the body Of JOAN B.
Lynch who disdin st. Louis last
Saturday OF fatty degeneration
Iof the heart. He weighed 792
pounds. Despite his weight ne
wore No. 4 shoes and had hands
the size OF @ woman's. He was
a clerk of the Wells Fargo scom-
pany and was 4S years old.
"A certain young woman,
whose name we'll withhold"
' Gays the Rothville Bee, "deliver'
ed from her home to G. E. Aliens
place, twenty hogs on Tuesday.
She drove them without assist
ancs and ell landed safely. II
: that isn't better than fighting and
y clamoring after votes for women,
we would like to know why"
. Alfred Dyer McGinnis by HE
: attorneys, Wood & McCaslin, of
Stanterry, has filed a suit in the
circuit court for $4,000 against
; Chas. w. McGiothlan, for the ai-
~ legged alienation of his wife's al
lection. The plaintiff asks $685.
;. , 600 actual damages and the same
= amount punitive damages. Al
- = the parties live at stanberry.
m Dexter failed to cell the waite
n T.. works and sewer bonds issue'
n. and offered for sale last week
tall The highest bid received wa
ev $4,000 less than par. The bond
in amount to &53, 900 and they wey
g. offered S51, 900 for them, whic
bid was rejected. The bonds ar
- 1920 option bonds bearing 8 pc
=, cent, payable ssmi'annually.
70. A rather unique banner wa
ter on display in one OF the banks
er. Lardeo recently. 1t was tt
I'D name, Laredo. No." put on
ID. canvas background. The lette
om we're made out of bugs OF
of kinds, with q border around Il
no lettering made out OF buttertiie
av. Some persons have quaint n
.ed tions of how to enjoy themselvt
lity The Randolph County Coz
res. Club has selected . headqusrte
;old farm which is deep in a forest
lid- huge elms and sycamores,
esrie spot, the Moberly Dem
eme crat says, where spookes a6Ou
,rm,. and where years ago . WON
900 was buried standing up, at
its own request, in order that
ap. ghcst might watch the smol
seen house door by night and see t
osed none OF the negro slaves ,m'
new away with hams.
mere A farmer living near Aur
'. lost purse containing Ss5 . y
'as' m ago while, blowing. The -ot
~ day he was plowing with os
d. 70 mule. The beast stopped.and
'ahc' fused to bulge. After pers
nuch tent urging on the part OF
farmer the mule took a sud
sI in notion to move. This caused
miles plow to 60 deeper than the
forty ulsr furrow. and the purse '
sace, the money intact, was turned
heard Which shows that even . b
was mu.s 10 of use sometimes.
,arge ,.,,.
rship, Wm' "iiiiau'' A',su -. :.
!, be. IN Lagau oro0A o"s 1
= n It was the largest bird OF
,,,,v species we have ever I
ooD. measuring eight feet from I'll
Thu tip. 1t stood i've feet in its
feet and its bill looked lik'
old fashioned umbrella.
wy. Press ecribe sent Il to st.
ns to have Il mounted and in
Sot "A -. t.s aanss In Aha
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-10-17

Der. 9onaE nsif. tp.nn oud nus
fp.niee. 70 bod isbr bsm.rfsnspsrts
Buntte auf. Eos bubbbiftiT6s aIps
fer auf benz Sdafdibfon it .tnss
Der beriibmteiten gbinos; bas Sor
Der 9raden %y0un9men~ nit fsinen
Gdufenoen bon Stulpturen lisot ni6t
melt BON 6ononfu; ss lit cine Der
oefpoltigissa Gunftf60pfuneen Der
WeIt. @i6tio finb aud STntiang
in Surteitan uno Sibst.
Ourh bieie 3uinmmenftellung
tpirb bic 9runeluoe fir Elm 6anb@
bud Der aunitbsntmGler gbinas g.s
fdoffsn. Dos nihtiaiie nbsr pGre.
tpenn bic 8eisnihaft lire 3iel, pirts
li6 bur6Fiibr.n tOnnte, ndmIid Chi
nag OentmGlsr Dor 8onbolismus 3u
f6iiben unb moelidft pollftdnbis aud
photographic cuf5unehmsn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-10-17
Gbinas GnnitocnfmGlcr.
GrItcr Sotnlog Der ipidltigiten Wiu.
nnmente ini Rcid) Der Niittc.


Dor siniger 3eit 1T in qetjng Die
.Gbtnd Documents Soeistp" gez
g"rlnoet moroen nit benz 3ieIe. frems
oem uno einbeirlii6em 8anoalismus
in China gu Ittgern uno oeIien MIDI
tigite 9entmdler ouf5unebmen uno
81 ioentift5ieren. Der GbrenIstretGr
Der @eieIli4oft. 6reoerit MeGors
mid, peroffsntlitd lebt einen MufiaB
iiber Gbinns Osntmdler, Der ben srs
ten NerIuh zines &atoIoo8 Der pid)s
tighten Wonumsnte Gbinn5 bartlett.
Dieter beo,utinn.e &ntnlog lit mad
propin5en s~eorrnet; er maft beinobs
400 Puntte namhaft. 4n Der Spite
itebt bic 4rooin5 9i6iIi nit nobs5u
100 puntten, Gs iino Dor allen
bic betonntsn Ssbenspiroigteiten
bon psting anb llmgebung. On
%arpelter SttlIe Itebt Die propin3
Si0n9iu nit SO Sstenspiiroigteitsn.
Sier to~n3eutriert iidy oo5 6auptin-
~tsreiie ouf Yanting uno llmgebung,
ipo oIleroina8 ale OentmGI.r untsr
oer Iaip'na RepoIution u~n9ebeuer
8~eIitten babtn, Gina % Bldss ipsrs
ben IN Shdntunq, Sihetiong,
S%unu9tdnQ uno S5,d,uan oufoeSGblt.
IN Stontun4 liegt Die 9eimut Dss
G~onfu5ius Uno odS @rnb os3 Weus
ciu8. 81 sen G~ItsTten 0sntmdlsrn
9eboTi BET eiierns guooba bon Sihi>
nanfu. Der, Is SUB bod, aus benz
istliten S~ohrbunoert itantmt.
Sn Gide'ions iinb cine Hsi1e isbr
otter @dQoosn bsmertenstp.rt. Bel
G'hiotinQfu beFinost fi6 Elm in ben
TeIien %Qebautner guoobo BON 400
gus 9obe. Sn Shifting mfeIIsln por
allen bic 3~aiisrpoIGits bon Mutosn
urh Die Sthenstpirbigisitsn in Der
llmgtbunQ Der 3oifsrtabt, in
Sdnn'i bic Qa1oot aus Der 1i6ons-
Set, in Saenii. bic dIte 9ouptftabt
9''nnfu an Q,iIin nit ibrer Samms
lung bon ub,r 400 SuIdrifttafsIn.
oorunttr he ReForianertatsl aus
benz ntunitn sSabrhunosrt.
Sn Souiu Iieat zines Der tpthtig-
fen 9umotl5Tter, hod tnm IN oi.ier
Ed9tn Die I1ariht, oab Is ssritort
porctn iei. 5n anniu Iiessn banu
nod ojt 05bltn por S%uerbudu, no
VtIIiot feline arcbe Sibliothet fons
uno Stein 70 piele Sresteu uno Bill
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-10-17
Sn6ilGnm Der SdofuIaSe.
Dor 400 Subrcn muroe has belicbte
0etrGnf in europa eingeinbrt.

Die SdptoIooe fam CUR !3eit in
europa ibr 4~00iGbriges JubiIdum
Feisrn. 8etdnntlit bat pas nidt
nur bel &inoern beliebte @enubmitz
tel ielne 9eimat in 4merita. Sdon
Die Weritdner baben es in alter 3eit
aus ger0Iteten Saskatchewan, Wdiss
mtbl uno 8anilie bereitet uno oiefes
ais .Gbofolatl" (pon choco-Sa!o
uno latl-@ofer) nit 8orliebe ges
trunten. Mber erit um oas Sdbr
1913, olio Dor 400 Sabren, 1T Die
Misunderstanding au9 in guroe
pa betannt9eporoen; lie purne 5uertt
bauptld9li9 in Spanien gepflegt.
@iele Sabre binour4 1T bieie neue
0elitateife ALIEN ben Spaniern uno
portugieien betannt eeblieben. Die
nd9iten 2dnoer. in benen ii9 Die
S6otolaoe bann Ginsang psri6affte,
fporen StaIisn uno Srantreth. Sn
Dem Iebtsenannten 2anOe, no Die
Observation-Disclosures Ipdter gu Ro=
Der gIiite 9elanete. 1T iie i'm Sabre
1860 foear in iebr feierli6er 4SeiIe
eingefiibrt poroen: Sci Der 9ertos
b~ungsfeier 2uopigs XIV. nit Mas
ria 9bereiia. Der So6ter p1ifipps
". BON Spaniert, puroe bic erIte
Sdotploos, bic 6rantrei9 LAB, Der
torigli6en 8rGutigam BON Niartu
S6ereiiu, elmer iponif6en Prin3eifiN
in einem toitbaren 8dit9en 9ereiht.
Wie betannt, bat bieie fibe Rdfhes
rel an Der SofeI 2uopi9s XIV. baIo
cine bebeutenoe RolIe seipieIt, unb
III pobl Der 9auptgrunb, pesbalb tie
ploBii6 audi in Den dnbern eurppGi<
f6en Stoaten Seimatre6t erbielt.
3eitgemdb lit es piellei9t, baran gu
erinnern, baB bos Sdotolabstrinten
BON Der tatboliI6en 9siitlidteit ans
faag8 beftig betdmpft nuroe. nidt,
neil mar oas @etrdnt fir fdGolih
hielt. Fonoern, neil 3psifel auftds
men Oh es audi ndbreno Der SSaiten
qenoHen perhen biirfe. Der Yater
Sranraecio f6rieb hesbolb i'm Sabre
1864 cine lange Qbbonolung: DE
usO ct potu chocoiatan diatriba"
uao ftellte borin ben fir bic peits>
re @erbreitung Ser S6otolaos iebr
mi4ti9en S6IubfaB aut: r5lINigz
tetten iino ndbreno Der 5aften aes
ftattet". Ou nunmebr duh Die
@eiitiihteit nibts mebr gegen Sen
@enub Der GdotoIdbs bate, srrang
ie fih in tur3er 3eit Ole 6obe ge-
Aeutung, Die lie nod bellte in polts'
ptrtfhaftliher 8eaiehunq bat.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-10-17

FL fob Den @olo iib fdrben,
Sic 2ilit mar braun uu0 ltumm;
W1ir NOR bctr,ibt Sum Sterbeu,
limo sollBt Is tdum fparnm.
Gein 9en3, Der bliitenOoue,
3ein reihcr CONNER i6Dano;
I'm ole ~gefrorne Shole
giit on nun ieltgebannt.
% pIoelih iIoB elm flares
Seton in 2iiften bod;
Gin @anocrooge! mar e5,
Ger nod Dem Siioen 5og.
Nh. mic ser S6Iaa Der Sdtpingen
Tos 2ie0 ms DIR mir fom,
Tiiblr ids nie Croft mir oringen
Gum Screen D%unoeriam.
Gs mahnt aus teacr 1ebIe
Wih ia DER fliiht'ac @nit:
8creiB, o Mcnidcnieele,
9fidt, oob on 5IiigeI baitl
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-10-17
goseIflna StmSi.n.
tie gpselparte HOHiten auf Der an'
riffleu Hebrnng.

rifdeu yiebrnne.
Nuf oiefer 9ogsIparte, Die nuf Der
RurltGen Rebrung. untpeit Der Oitz
leebaoer aroa3 uno S6par5ort, nit
sInsm ornitbolo3iihen Wluieum elnz
tsrlftet iii. BAT man ne~ueroinss Dem
&ogel5u9 einstfenoe 4ufmertiamtei,
9eihentt. 60 3ieben Die iiber &oiTit.
ten tommenoen RrGben iber 6ilns
lamb Bis Norofrantrsi6. Elm Ssil
Der Sa9mopsn folgt o Der 2nris
idsn Nebruna psitabpdrts Der 9iits
big gum Qtlontifaen S5ean. nnoers
3tsben bonn fernen Often Der We;9s
lei mad, Damn uber 8resIau. @;elt,
Der 0onuu un0 Damn Der Saoe fof'
aeno bis gu ben Qagunen 8eneoies.
Die IN Rofiitttn nit Wert5eiaen
%beriebenen Storhe tpurosn in Sps
rien, polditino. in Der duberiteu
Slofpise Qfritl5. fernsr aud i'm
Bafutolonoe uirD. ungetroffen. Gin
mifenf6uftlid 8s5iIoeter 8enner Der
gefie0erten @eIt ifilosrt feline Griebz
Mile ouf Der '5lbrt mad uno auf
Der Gurif6en Ie6run9:
~9isr ponoerte i'd gum eritsnmal
Die gerniteintiie entldn9 our6 oas
berrIi6e 6amIanO nit feinen aa6
bon gerlinern, isrner 8~uoegditen aus
Dem altpreuBiiden 8i%nnenIano unf
felbit aus Hubldno piel oufgeiudyten
Sftiee6doern. 8ouiden, Ole perls oes
Oitieeftranbes! Qu6 Die Tobrt lber
Die auriids It6rung lit intereTcnt.
iber Manoeroun.n. @igenar;ige
8efiible pedt eln Wanosrn iiber si>
nsn iolden 100 Meter boben uno oft
elm Bis atpei ailometer langen SonOs
bduFen. 9rei Glentiere, Die es in
0sutf6lano nur nod bier uno am
roben 8uriT6en 6afF in Sbenbc:it
atbt uno ole bort opm Gtauts gehe9t
iueroen. pedIeItsn om eriten gag
meines M~ufentbalt5 in RoTittsn iiber
81, sdbIreiden @alobl0Ben. uno Elm
toter Seebunb mar an BEN Strono
9eIpiiIt poroen. GiQenortig lit, pie
sic Gituuer ibre 9rdbsnbiitten bauen,
ibre &rGbenneBe IteIlen. unb ME
oort in Der 3eit Deg Shadturps, %
Ser Inbau uno audi Der @rosnu6s
nuf DER Nsbrun8 ipdrli6 lit, oie &rd.
ben felbft fir sen Srtspfdrrer int
6afFoorfe bic 6ouptnobrung nsben
6iiden biloen. Wie 8art Nsunsig.
Ser betannte @oqeltenner. uls Sltte
Der 0itauer berporbebt, miro Die &rd.
Re out,1 einen 9ib in Den &opf Iebr
fhneq get6tet. nm oonn in Die
9rotpfonne gu nanoern.
Run dber bas Gigenartioite auf
bisIer 8ogelporte, Ole in oieier Sab
res5eit, ebenfo tpis Die 6~eIgoldnoer
i'm ssrbIt CUR 3sit oes 8ugelflu9s,
Elm bsfpnheres Stuoium perlobnt,
oos ornitboloeiihe Mufeum. Nir
geben in fpoblprGparierten ersmplas
rem Den bier I'M Often BON Der peitz
li6en Dirt obnel6enoen Gleiber, fers
ner OompfdHeH, 9alelDugn, oen perrs
Iiden 8ormingtmpel. Der in RoNits
ten gebriitet bat, liant Neit. Den aiia'
tiT6en qrunen 2aubidnger II. h. a.
9eionosrs srreqen oie oft aus meter
Sernc nab Rofitten 3uriitgeIiefe.tsn
Mertrinae NIT 5un0Oatum uip. Ser
80epl Die Nufmertiomteit oe8 9es
Iu6ers. 3oblreide @ogefringe BON
St0rdsn. Monen, 8staliinen dno
nnbsren 9ogeln eraGbIen lon9e 0e<
Tfitten pon Sen Reiien ibrer Sra
aer. 10 q. 9. sic Gtitette eires poms
merI6en Stotds. Die aus Siodfrita
6ier einQeliefert puroe. Gortsn ges
sen NufifluB barber, mo Sic einge'
Iieferten 8oqel geboren lpuroen, pelz
he Strabe lie 8p9en uno I'D tie er'
Iegt nurocn."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-10-17

Cutter Oir.ttor (bsirn Su.
Iammtnbruhe zines eyobsu Sani'
bauTe@): Rein. oisier Stln0aI! 9Qir
,ommtn III aus 3eiturasn.
3peiter: Nit urieru 9tIosru9
0ds oibi Ifort 8dritdtursn, Sem
shpn Iino mir beios ni6t.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-10-17

sic totete Iih in Der bdns.n Mute
IoIigteil ibres psrnirrten SCREENS.
pG6reno 9auienOs in gIt:6.r Gage
TAPER fpsit.ri4r.iten uno, auf ibre
9raft bnusno. mad einsm 4usipes.
iufen.
Selma qeterfon 3Gbtte srit 10
Qsn3e un0 oos Qeben loo nod in i.is
n.r ean3.n. p.rbsiBungspOI.n Jiius
Dor ibr. aber lie a4t.te IS ni9t uno
mari IS bon ii6.
IS 1T ia o~1eroings i6psr fir elm
iunges, b~eibblitig,s 0s{4opt, Die
8lroe zines arbeitsrsiftn 9ebens gu
tragen. Obne binreidsnosn 2obn ods
fir at ernten, ss lit ihpsr. onosre
Tid iippigsn g,ruFes erfrsuen 81 IL
ben uro ii9 isIbit audi oas g%sringit.
@ergniigen p,rIagsn gu miifsn, pe'i
Der large 8eroienit tuum fir grot
rt;6t, uno IS lit idpsr, Die Iteini9e
StraBe Der Gbrbarteit gu 9ehen, ipshn
Sunger uno Gorge iiA ais Be9lsitst
bin3ugeiellsn,
Qber mutlos gum Gtftbe6er greis
fen. brdu6t. Selma peterion odrum
ood niht!
6ie orbeitete IN elmer Gleioerfabrit
unO tonnt. nift mebr uls 7 Dollars
% Gents per Wohe peroienen. tpGbz
reno ibre 4usgaben in 0erielben GET
Iid auf 8 Dollars beliefen.
Ob nun oes jungsn Wdodens &r>
beitstraft seluifenIos ~ausJebeutet
iputos, ooer Oh - .ben niht Die 81
bigteitsn beiuB, better be3dhIte 4rbsit
drsfiibrsn gu tonnen, mag unerortert
blsi6en. Warum aber muBt. e.
outddus bel i,nem 9uneerlobne aus
barren? &onnte IS niht DEN 10 lue>
mig lobnsnoen Grperb aufQsb.n uno
Elm anoeres, austommIiheres Ars
beitsfeIo pdbI,n2
9Gtte Fl. ais fl.i5iges. orbsitspiI,
liges 9ausmdehsn. odS Rabrung uno
Oboa6 bot, audi notig eebaot, 1la
Der 8er5peifluns Su ergsbsn2
Wutigsr Wiue bait. gsniiet, Elm
1~9iobrigss 2ebsn gu srbalten, sin
topferer Wtriuh bGtt. bingetei9t. IS
auf elatte Babn gu Ieitsn.
4ber Die 8raft rsihte ni6t bin,
uno Der Wiut iid auf5u!ebnsn feblts.
IS mdngelte Dem Oer6itterten 9ers
gen an Selbitpsrtrausn, uno y
ging es o.nn bin uno ma6t. Oen
Wirren Elm Gnoe.