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The Socialist and labor star. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1911-1915, 1913-12-19
Holiday Sugggeestions

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The Socialist and labor star. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1911-1915, 1913-12-19
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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-21
REUNION to- Be
HELD IN JUNE
Pythians Of Ishpeming Opposed
to February Dates

Al meeting of the members of Zen.
I'm lodge. Knights of Pythias of Ish-
pemihg, Il was unanimously decided
'ldl June Was far more favorable
month Than February for next years
'h'nal reunion OF the upper peninsula
lodges. IA. h. Nandewalker. Vice
'nahc'li"r Commander IN Michigan
or the order, had urged the members
TO decide upon the week of Washing
ION birthday IN February for holding
the meeting. he addressing the lodge
al meeting "Wednesday evening and
also the common council Tuesday
morning when il was sitting as a board
Oh review. He asserted that n larger
number Of Pythans and visitors would
attend the meeting i'm February than
~ june, rs in the latter month n
'leat percentage of the members
would be unable to be present The
''ct that the annual ski tournament
ana dog races always prove popular
~ the winter. he used as an arpu-
n'nt Why the convention should he
'eld ;hat week. He also held that
a class If five hundred for adoption
could ne more easily secured by the
grand aud subordinate lodge officers i'm
February than i'm June Notwithstand-
ing those arguments, the Ishpcmlng
INthians refused to consider the win
Ter months and unanimously determ-
med to hold the big event IN June.
They maintain that - more enjoy
able time is possible during summer
than n winter. the extreme weather
OF tn" latter season being serious
handicap 60 any outdoor demonstra-
tons and other features natural to
such celebrations. Inadequate railroad
service during the winter was also al
,"nc"d rs reason for regulating tho
proposition suggested by Mr.. Vande-
walker No rarudcs. nor picnics. OF
any outdoor cnjoymcnts of that ma
ture could be staged. and this would
they argue. detraCt much from the
l"asurc Of the occasion.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-21
FR, ERASMUS CELEBRATES
FIRST HIGH MASS SUNDAY
ALL CATHOLIC SoClETlES JOIN
m CEREMONY Al SA-
CRED HEART.

one II the moet interesting cere
monies IN the history of the Sacred
Heart church is scheduled for tomor
row morning at l0:3p. when Rev. ~
Erasmus formerly Daniel Dooley at
RaymbaultoWn, viii celebrate hi, mrs,
high mass Catholic clcrgymcn FROM
I'll parts Of tho copper country ana
The upper peninsula will be present
including Roy. Fr julius Of Escana
la. former rastur of The church an.
R"N FL. Sigismuud Of Kansas city.
Mo" also - former pastor, who will
! rcacn the sermon in connection with
this ceremony. and Rev. tr. Flavian OF
Cincinnati, who delivered the com
mcnc"munt address Of the Sacro'
Heart high school Thursday cvcums
several Ilwshtuu county priests will
assist F'r. Erasmus in celebrating
mass.
Meml Crs of all of the Catholic frat
crnal societies in Calumet the Hiber-
mans. knights of Columbus, Cathuu,
order of Forostcrs, Y. NJ. &, g. ana
HOLY Name sucioty will participate in
the ceremony They will meet in the
of tn" Sacred Heart high
school and form an escort for the
young priest from the chapel to the
church.
Won Brcc's mass will hc sung 10y
the malo chorus Of the church
In the afternoon, the ladies Of the
Sacred Heart will tender y banquet in
,onor Of the visiting priests in IA"
Of the Sacred Heart high
.chOOl.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-21
NATIONAL s. s.
WORKER HERE
Secretary of Young Peoples Work
to Give Addresses

Miss Mary Van Woert national field
secretary of Young Peoples work for
the Woman's Home Missionary socic-
ty viii give q series Of addresses in
calumet churches this week. The first
Il these viii be given AT the Calumet
N T., church Sunday evening. Monday
evening, Miss Van Woert will meet
with the Queen Esther circle an the
calumet VI. e. church, and TUESDAY
afternoon she viii address the vom-
ans meeting mt the Laurium n. T..
,hurcE.
Miss Van Woert is young. cnthI,-
I4stic ana earnest woman who brings
information and inspiration for all who
are Interested IN the work of missions,
Her address VIII be heard 10y man,
and considerable interest attends her
visit To this section.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-21
IN THE CHURCHES OF
CALUMET AND VICINITY
Local Pastors Are invited Con tribute This MILL
viii Appear Each Saturday. All Notice, Fro. -. CT, ~
FINNISH NATIONAL CHURCH

arrangements have been madc f.,
. concert to bee given at the F,nni,I
National church on Eighth street
SUNDAY evening, commencing Al 5.go
% clock The following splendid u -.
tfam has been arranged for tn, 49,
casion
open'ns address Rev. Liljeroos
l'an" soIo-Mrs. Wagner
selection Male qpartcttc
Recitation Mrs. Pa.n-r.
Violin solo-M =. Joy rrirk Kohl
haas.
Piano solo-Mrs. Wagner
Vocal solo-Judge G. O. Jackols
lntermission.
PIANO solo-Mrs. Wagner
Address Mr. Gronfara.
Vocal solo Miss l.. Palm
Piano r"lo Miss W. Waatu.
Nora, solo-NIr Koski
Ptfp duet--Miaacs Kcckonen and
Palmer.
Nural Ho!n- Mrs. Pitkaren.
,.".....
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-21
NEWS FORECAST OF
THE COMING WEEK

Washington, -, G., June 2l.-Thc
bratc their twenty eighth wedding am
EiNersary on Tuesday. At the end of
the week the president and his family
expect To depart for the summer
white house at Cornish. y. H.. to- re-
main until after the Fourth OF July.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-21
CALUMET M. (.

Learning to say NO win be the
subject of the discourse by Rey. G. I.
Adams at the Calumet NJ. T. church
sunday morning Miss Mary Van
N"crt secretary of the YOUNG people,
work FOR The Womau's Home Mission
uv society wilt conduct tho evening
service. class meetings viii be held
ut clock and SUNDAY school at
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-21
NORWEGIAN DANISH NJ. G..

Rev. H. X. Nadscu, district superin-
tcnd"ut of the CHICAGO district, will bc
at the Norwegian Danish NJ f.
church Sunday morning and evening.
service will be conducted
~ the morning. Rev. Madscr is well
known H. Calumet Scandnavians as q
forceful speaker. The public is cor
daily invited To these services.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-21
n. }. CONGREGATIONAL.

Rcv K. :. Povcy. son of Rev. Jesse
Puvey, viii 9tl|Ciate at the Red Jacket
Congregational church Sunday morn
ing aud Rev. Mondus Barrett, who re
Gently rendered his resignation rs pas
tor of thc Hancock congregational
church, viii have charge of the even
inv nnrNiAr.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-21

Events If the week abroad will In %
clude the international Road Con
gress in London the Observance o.
Alexandra pay" throughout Great
britain. the England tennis cham
iionships AT Wimbledon. the German
tour of the American Society ot Me
chanical Engineers, the reception IN
Paris of the American commission IN
,cstigating rural credit systems, ana
the German scandinavian intcrnatlon-
aI aviation contest from Berlin to
christina.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-21
..''..'..
NORWE CLAN LUTHERAN

Roy = Romsdahl viii conduct
preaching service at the NorWe ian
Lutheran church SUNDAY morning aud
evening. \ meeting of young people
viii Ice held AZ o'clock when the sub
laot OF Religious Training" viii Ice
discussed
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-21
KEARsARGE NJ. e.

services at the kearsarse NJ IT,
,.,,rch sunday morning and evening
,,,u lao in charge of clyde Donald ano
,oseph James. respectively.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-21
SALVATION ARMY.

Services at the Salvation army nan
at Seventh and Portland streets sun
daN will bc held as follows.
Holiness meeting 30.
Junior company meeting ~
Gospel meeting y. m.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-21

TO whiten discolorcd clothes soak
for twelve hours in cold water. tn
which cream of tartar has been added
in the proportion of a tcaspoonful g.
4 quart OF water.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-21

when the water power Of Great
lake i'm the center Of the island Of
Tasmania. is harnessed To electric
generators The island will be almost
completely electrified
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-21
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN.

oThe Return of our Lord "l,' pe
the theme If sermon 10y HeN' - IL
Iarper al the First Presbyterian"
churcb SUNDAY morning.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-21
FIRST BAPTIST,

Rev. q. - llarger viii speak from
the subject, baptism. It's Pre-requ's-
ties" at the First Baptist church sun
doy morning. Mr.. Taylor of Iaurium
will have charge of the morning
service.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-21
CALUMET CONGREGATIONAL,

W r.. Trcstrail will conduct serN.
,css in the Calumet congre4atiohal
,,,,rcb sunday morning. There VIII
lac no morning service.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-21
CENTENNIAL NJ. E.

Christ. cur APOSTLE VIII he tn'
.,,hior ~ the sermon of Rev. j. -
Ctril,e AT the Centennial NJ, T. church
SUNDAY morning. W. r. 1res'ral' WIZ
,,c in charge of the evening service
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-21
rhMhRhCk M. e.

Roy. &. NJ. Merrill will condnc'
services At the Tamarack NJ H.
.hurcL Sunday morning and evening
spcaking from the topics. obedience
=, God" and Mans Religious IN
stinrt
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-21
oscEolA m. e.

Roy. g. u. Collycott VIII cohouc'
sorviccs at the osceola NJ f. churcn
SUNDAY morning aud at the hos'oh
N T.. church sunday evening
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-21
cARIs1 EPISCOPAL.

Rev. J \. Ten Brock will ofilciate
at morning and evening SER zee AT
Christ Episcopal church.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-21

II costs lhe city of 81. Louis. Mo.
&2.1l to hum and dump q load of al.
ley ashes
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-21

The conservation If Dean f.. y. Bid
wen rs Anglican bishop If Kingston
is 10 take place Tuesday in the cathc-
dral in Kingston. ont Archbishop
Hamilton Of the Ottawa diocese, will
ofiiciato. assisted by the bishops %
Ontario and Huron.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-21

William u. Haywood and other Off
GERS ana leaders Of the Industrial
Workers of the World are To he ar
raigncd IN court Monday at Paterson.
y. j.. To- stand trial for melting riot
in connection with the Paterson silk
workers strike.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-21

The Democratic congressional com
mittce has called meeting for Mon
day To- elect chairman and complct,
organization for the next campaign.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-21

\ large party Of German financiers
sail from Bremen on Tuesday On route
to Canada. where they are Ia make
an extensive tour with a view To pro-
noting The commercial relations he
tween the two countries After land
ing at Montreal the visitors will pro
coed 20 Ottawa. Toronto aud Winni
peg. and thcu on To the Pacific coast
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-21
1903 STUDENTS
GET DIPLOMAS
Or. Geo. {. Vincent Gives Address
to the Graduating Class

one hundred and eight students of
the Calumet high school last evening
received diplomas from Supt T.. j.
| Han for having completed the four
years ol high Schpo work satisfactor-
| n.y. The class. the largest i'm the his-
tory OF the school, IS made up of stu
dents from Calumet. OsCeola and ke-
Weenaw county. n capacity house
greeted the students at the COM
| mcnCemcnt exercises at the Calumet
theatcr and the program was much
enjoyed
Rev. G. l.. Adams of the Calumet NJ
T.. church gave the invocation. The
Calumet ~ Hccm orchestra played
several numbers, all of which were
excellent. Dr. George T.. Vincent, pres
lGent Of the Minnesota University, was
the commencement speaker.
D.. vinoents Address.
Dr Vincent gave a most interesting
and rather unique address. his subject
being playing Fair" His talk, in out
line. follows:
There are many SMILES and meta
phors bv which men give viyiducss TO
their lives: Human existence les liz
encd To "A voyage. To- a highway with
It's milestone. To battle. To a drama.
Life may also be looked at as game.
1T is a game rather than lot
terry, because success depends on the
skill and courage ana pcrsisteuc, of
chance. We are trying tu make life
IN our country today fair. square
game and Ia reduce the clements of
mcic luck and unfair handICapping to
the minimum.
In playing any game one may play
like sportsman or like a sport
There's ~ world of difference between
these two types. Before the game is
ou tho sportsman is quiet and modest,
the sport blatant ana buastful. After
a victory the sportsman is glad but he
is always cunsidcrate toward the de-
featcd; the sport cNalts and seems tu
take chief satisfaction in gIoatius over
his antagonist When he has been
beaten the sportsman offers his deadly
to the victor and of
fers no word of explanation or com
plant The sport on the other hand, !
makes heaven rcsuund with his wait
ing; h" abuses the umpire, he is val !
liable in his excuses, h. shows vel I
low streak
white the game is on you can tell |
the sportman from the sport. The for
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-21

The convention calendar Of the wcci;
viii include the annual meetings ct
the Interstate Cotton Seed trushers'
association. at Chicago; the National
Live stock Exchange. at St Joseph.
Mo-: the National Hay Association at
Peoria. III. the North American GYM
rastic Union at Denver: the Canadian
Medical association, ~ London. ont;
and the Canadian Electrical associa
tion. at Fort william ont.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-02-14
Der Gltern= unO Qebrer=S erein.

Die 8%sriummluns ser @ltern un6
9ebrss am 9ienitas 9lbenb in Der So9
lhule nal iebr gut beiutt. uno iuaren
ca. 200 Eerionen antpeienb. 8rof.
Sanders perlas Den Nrtlfel oeS ,Qaoies
Some Sournal" 9esen bic 2eiltunsen
unleres Dffsnilihen Shulipltems uno
BON tpelhem Nrtifel in oieien SpaIten
our 3eit elne Idnsere IbbanoIuns ses
eeben wuroe. BrUi. @nglemcn pertrat
Die seeentbeilise Aniibt. SIS sntipann
lih e,ne ,ntereliante 9iStu6tou. Der
iunse Glen 0lltt ipieIte Elm prdhtises
Tiolin'S olo. uno gum Sbluiis ipuroen
i'll benz 9spartement fir Sausbaltss
Niiienihait @rfrildunaen @ieruirt. Yrdi
Sifion ernnnnte Elm GUmite, aus ben
0srren $. s. 6irlhbelmer. Jrau 9.
". @noerIon uno Yrineipal Mcgor.
mid beitebsuo, UNI 0rn. Grant g. Siron
Die lbDn erapirteu Uanfesbeibliiiie fir
letne noble Stlitun9 elmer S%anofertiss
teits.S 6ule Su iiberreiden. Die @era
iammluns ~perIief iebr anreseno uno
eriprieBlid.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-02-14
Sflauenmarft in Maroffp.

Den Stlapenmartt in Warrat.Fd
(Wsurroffo) IfiIoert cine Jrun5olin
pis folst: Jrausn, ainosr, Singlin9e
uno reife MGnner oronesn ii9
ourt.inanber in Sen sngen 8eri6lds
gen. 81, Iinb rubi9, r;nn lie piiz
len, oub 8ioeritrebtn nittS hiltt.
uno oaB tie auf ieosn San perfauft
fpsrben. 3anefam fialf Fd Der pldB
nit aaufIuitig.n. Gnbli9 noben Die
0euals, ole 9sumten, 81. DEN @srs
tauf leiten. Sic er0ffn.n osn Stlns
penmartt fsisrIidit our6 Elm groRss
0ebet. 0orauf bsoitt fi6 isoer OeuaI
gu o,m Stlapentaufsn, oet ibm gum
aauf iib.rg.ben 1T. Die Wure miro
no6 i6nea sttpos bsraus9epust; Lie
famubieitsn @%epanbIebsn tperNsn
burh biibifere Slider eriebt. Damn
rennsn ole 0elals i'm Gili6rtit nm
ben glab, oie preife auSidrsisno, qes
folat Bon oen Mdnnern. 5rausn uno
Ginoern, Ole pertauft neroen nno
miiMam hinter linen hsrfeufsn. gDjl
elmer einen 6anosl utFhlisben. eonn
bdlt er Die Qauierotn an, priift Sab
ne. 0aars, 6leifh uHo 3lieotr beg
Spfers uno bsoinnt I'm osn p~sis
su feilIhsn. Die greife iiub md
@eTdleht. MIter un0 T~Shiateitsn Ser
Stlapen fe9r pevThisoen. Tiir
,inen Woun BON a S1breu, her
nifts geionoeres oel,rut bat, s1tit
man 16 0urns. $. +. stma 70 Tr1ns
Ten; junne MGofsn pm 10 big g
:Sat->n brinoen oaosoen 420 bis $50
Duros. Sine frau. o;e Out trd''n
tann. brinot zig ri 800 Ouros. alti~
ne Rinoer Fn0 Mic merit. uno ron
mo@t nit itrfn Zine oroS"r nrs
Ftdrns. SrGot .ire ~'}s~fatFte EN- c'rA
IN Ser Rruit yno srffirt Scr 9Iufsr,
0aB sr Sc fFrnu a1sin h1Hrn mols,
Sam nirh hsr oer2~'iietro Ghr'"ns
SEN i6r 4lsine5 f'rfdh Fort''-iFtn,
unh hpruhiot 81 Gh n;ht bnln. 10
~iro tie mit Gtoftttinsr o~str"H.t,
BE 9rcnac7in er7 ~ pon furft"ns
zen 9H6iiourofr, SereH 9suain IL
oenfIsn III. ur6 rrft IN 'fomm,nNtr
wortsn sen ci1ot arr @stdrnfu'1
oieisr sntfebli6cn 2uftinos duf.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-02-14
SooesidatteH.

sraa Sarah %aris @eIIs. Die in
Miltpaufee im bobsu Altsr uon 81 Sab'
rem itarb uno frabsr gu ofn xipnier.
Suraerinnsu BON ga Grpiie aeb6rie.
wuroe i'm Sat @rpue drleoboie bier
~bstattet. &su. Billings amllrts.
Sn @inona ftarb Nr. @m. Rc.
9iuoou. Sbn betroueru Die @aitiu.
pier Sdpsiisrn - Srau ]. .. Auerp.
G~spslano. D; Srau SOieph 3. Sartt,
SRI. S9nss Me2lnbuu uno 6.l. y.
Wc9inoOn bier. une Elm 8ruoer. Ser.
naro Mc9inoou bier. Die 8eeroiauna
par am 2isnitas Wtprssn pom Der bic.
Iissn 81. Soiepbs's 9rtbsorale aus.
Sn einsm bisiigeu SoipiinI itnrb ON
@alsnitein 5rou @m. 8. 8iIipn
uon gsidwid. Miun,. orlbsn 81 SABRE
alt. Die 8esroisuns lamb in sparta
lidtt.
S0rrc - Sn ihrem 0eim i'm Conn
8rssuiislo ftarb am 3ieHitds i'm Nlter
upn SO Slbren 6rau &olalie
Eorre. un Nltersbeltwsroen. 3as
8ssrdbniB lit beute Nahmittas |
ubr pom 9rauerhauie aus ndh Dem
Mormon Goolie Srieobols. uno Hilr.
rer gnoreas iuuro lelnes Nmtss wals
ten. Die Ssritorbene binierIdBt teine
udbsren Gerpanoten.
Sn minneapolis itarb nm Miontns
5rau 2ouife Sdwsrer, uno
fano bas SesrdbniB eeitern ytahmittus
3 ubr pom Sauie ibrer Muttsr, 6ran
Cciauia 8reihte. lis Glib III. Stra6s.
Gah Dem DAT @roue 6risobois ltatt.
9eyid - Wartin 9spia. elm alter
Burger BON Ga @rohe. ltarb in einem
b~isiissn &rantsnhanie all Yueumonie.
9r ltammte aus Bobmen uno oas Be'
stdbniB lit am Samitag Morsen upn
Der bbbmiihen Stride aus. Sbn iibers
Iebsn pier Sobne uno orei 90btsr.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-02-14
Tie @irajs I'M 4iecr.

Rad BOB Sa91en fni IN England
eile ali: stit1e 40 Tifhhct G
0sn WieereslItte De " = e
gen batten. Ger Gro. pieberacQsfta
UoroeE. 81 o,m atya 1V.t- ~
n J(orfo.t itanlen ppr lanqen ,5elfen
ole Si,Gt uno ole mn lie petum IisH
9eno2 NniIeoeiune BON 66 9duiern in
Q,rnger @ntittnang pam Uieer; nbtr
ole Qbelen bIdnbeten INNER Edrter
an oos 9dno. un0 aIs 1904 zine
9turmiIut fam. ipuroen gegeu 500
0titar Ganc pm oen I3ogen oera
ldlungen; oir geippbner eritanfen.
o0uisr uno Stride paren bonn Gr0s
o0en psrfdnunnsn, unb nut ocr
airdturm blieb ned iidibnr. Bon
anlaen bcd,tn nun trat bds Waiier
ungsip0bnIid peit 3uriid; cine fdatis
8riis fubr in Die Gda0maHsn, bic bic
aft. Stride un0 ON alien airhtof
tegrabsn boittn, uuo 70 trat. mas
WoFsc uno 9oben Jabrbanottie
lang bstpabrt batisn. mi.hsr ans gaa
asslidt. Der airdbof. Der feline
Qtiden out osItHtt bal. bistst lie
nun Den fpdten entsln eor; Elm. 91ns
&c Rsibe opr @rdbern in aufgebed'.
un0 an einem 3oos nuroen 36 St,s
letts o,funoen. Inter osn 3riimmern
Der 0irde erin,dt. mon .insn brpns
,enen G6liiHsl pom fborer arb.it
uab Elm Wapberfhilo. sic fofIsu
aus Der GotriItsi Der Rir6e tam
mfn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-02-14
Nns ben 8eridten.

Das Yoliseisa ideint Iid su be-
sahlen. benn es beidblste Den BoIijeihef
benz Boli5eiriftsr @%innabmen BON
$1,000 ju perihoften; coleftirt BON
NutosR aisrn. Die Sinoer iuaren ioI'
senoe: @m. Carlton, 6oruep 9attas
more uno @m. &aotts. @bauieurs Don
9orlcabs. Sic ertldrten lih ihuloi9
unb leoet bssoblte $3.50. @enn Der
Holiseidef 10 iurtfdbrt 10 miro Der Yos
IiSeirihter balo SeIoe %ipinnen, oenn es
eibt ~hnsdbliae Nutoraler in ga grOiie
uno Die aueiammt cine Strafe ldon
ldngit perbient baben.
Die Sum i'm 8uaoesseridt in Mas
oilon bot in benz Bnnterottfale Der
9tellpu CARPET SO. o bier en- lhieoen.
oas Die 5lrma %iolueut iet. bob Der
rihterlide @ntldeio Itebt nod aus.
SIN @ountpseriht wurbs Bm. Gods
ran, oneetlugt pom Scott 2dfs, einem
ieoeren Bsrnon County jlrmer. nnh
elmer yeftour ben ueberrod, Die Shube
uno etras aleinseIo seitoblen gu babsn.
wessu Manssl8 an Sswsiisn freiseIui'
len. bafir aber sleih wisoer drrstiri
unb pesen Sa%sobunoase aui 30 Gage
nnb Der gountpbdItiQe 9elanot.
Sn Dem Sale oes States ps. Morit
q ramer BON @atertown. @is., oer
Stblerei in benz YelSoiebitable bel Der
So @roiis 6ibe & Sur SO. anssflust
,oete elmer Der ertappten Diebe, Sames
@pff, Dor &ihter Grlnolep aus, ara'
mter babe ibm unO ieinem SpisBseieuen
NiiQer, su Dem Gtebltabte oerlettet uno
,bnen ales senau uorgeseihnet. Be'
Der B~erhano!una oes 5oleS maren oel
EoliSsIhef 8lpd uno Ei6ter Stncp uOr
Watertoipn I'M 8erihte ailus ieno.
Nohoem um Mitttpoh in benz So0l
ps. Morib &ramer BON 8atertowt
Somss 8Of. elmer Der 8eljolsbe. egd'
minirt tpuroen. fam elmer BON oelier
SpieBssislsn, Gbas. MlIer. Der abe
| 3obn 6,itsr beiBsn lOu. an bic 8eibe
Seine N~usiusen bsdten iih NIT oeneI
Don @of uno ginsen oabin bob lie be
benz Dtsbitabl gang nod Der TOridrif
uon aramer Su Werte einsen. De
5au lit nod niht beenoet.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-02-14
Elm nltes GnlturIano

Elm oltes gulturIano. limb Der @runo
iur bisis 9batiode mag harm liesen,
oas bier i'm 9anoe oas 9eben Ielbit Die
Mtdnner ihafft uno Die menihIiher
8rdite, Ole iunit in ssmobuIlder 3ages'
arbett ihlummern. nab allen Soften
sur @ntfaItuns brinat.
uno 10 fonnle audi 9lncpln oas
ruerosn. mas er seiuoreeu. User bate
lsmals ssoaht. baB elm iunser Wtenlh,
Der als Ndertnedt. 8ooismanu. SolS'
bader uno 9~aoengebulfe ietn THINNER
lihes Sroo eriuerben muBte. eiultens
ms @eibe Saus einsieben unb elmer
Der sroBisn Wadiolser 8aihinston's
iusrbsn piiros? 8sr bitte le seahut.
oaB Elm inuitsr 3rdmer ben sroBen
9riss sur Befreiuns Der Stlauen leilsn
uno gum 9lurrei6en Gnoe flbren
nliroe?
Nber oas lit nun einntal ameritaniih.
2incOln iprnns o einem Spruns'
brett gum anoern uuo orobte iuieeer'
bolt su peiIinfen. bis er enolih mad
notboiritiser @ortereituns. mad iear.
liteu Stuoten in Sprin3fielo. 81, Elm
Aouotatsnbureau %eroffuen tOnnte. Do
nit bate sr iih Die iihere Toiition se'
iUonnen uno uprparts gin9 ss nno
aufp1rts bis sum @lpfel.
Seine 8~erebiamteit eruedte Iufs
isbsn. Die BON ibm sefibrten 8ro5ele
iteiserten iein Nui ben. @r miro in Die
Staateslesislatur 9tfpdbIt. er fummt in
Den 8onsreB. Sie. csrtritt er cine
liberale srpB5usise SoIit,t uno Der
Observation-Disclosures lit ferti9. Sm
litter pom 81 Sabren siebt 2incoIn I'M
Sabre 1860 in @aIbineton elm.
Man Tam nun nidt seraoe bebaups
Ten. bo6 2incpln M Nnfange Die tiele
ioeale Bebsutuns oeS Burger
frieseS erfdBt bate. Grit ollmablia
fam es ibm gum pollen 8epuBileini
oaB &nltur uno 8arbarei. Dtenihen'
freibeit unb Gflauersi bier einnnOer
seseniber itnnoen, uno er erlieB Die
tSrpflamation Der 6reibsit idmmt!ifer
Stlauen.
Sm Sabre 1854 muroe 2incoln gum
smsiten Mal Yrdiioent. Nber Die
Norbwaiis, Die sinsn Gdiar. sinen Sein'
rid ". uon Jranfreid, einen @OItanp
gu 8obsn mari, Die einen NapoIeon
unb sineu . smart nabeSu nieosrse'
itredt battle, traf idUu I'M foIsenoen
Sobr iein Ssrs. Wtit inn fisI ON IA.
9pril 1868 Elm gbarattsr BON %ieItener
@rbBe unb ihlihter @lniadbsit. uno
oeiisn @nosnfen in Der @eItseidibte
nniterbIi9 bIsiben tuiro.