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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-06

Sn ben letten 5ebn Sabren fnb
rlrno neun MiQionen ginmanoerer
na6 6en Ser. Stooten gefommen.
Sic bradten 206 MiQionen Collar
in baarem @el6e ms 2an6> nidt &C.
refnet Die Summen, Die iie BEL ibrer
2%anoung ni6t por3eigten. Sic beut=
iden gtntpanberer itel,erten 51 oieier
&ieienirmme 6reibig MiIionen bel,
uno man fam oreiit bebaupten, ooB
Die @ortfitbrer bes Natipisms in
oieier 3eit Den Heidtbl1m oes 2anoes
nod nid)t I'M SEN 8etrag permebrt
babe1t, Ser bon Den oeutiden @inpa,l=
oerern alein ins 9ano gebradt tpur<
sc. 8eidtpeige oenm INN 5>peibunoert
MiQioncn Collar.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-06

gleidgiltig ser io3ialen 6rage gegen=
iiber uno lalien urs 81 Scr 8emer=
fl1ng berbei, oaB io5iale Mrbeit nibt
infer ridtiger 8irfungstreis lei.
@ir geben sen @egnern 6es Gbri-
itcntbuns 81, piel Spielraum un6
u1gebcmu1te 6reibeit. 0ieic mlten
sic giinitige @elegeubeit nad alien
&id)tungen bin ~portrefflid) aus. Sic
agitieren uno entfalten cine peitgc=
benoc, perlodenoe Eropaaanoa fir
ibrc Sad)c NIT elmer iold)en Mus-
Bauer un6 3dbigteit, oab tic iogar
infer tatboliihes &olf on iih 81 SIC
Zen oroben.
SSa, es gibt &atboliten, sic crit
oaln auftpad}en unb sic Stride Inn
@ilfc in Scr Motb anr,lfen tpenn Sic
6einoe ibnen nuf sen 2eib riicfen.
@irflid), iolde Gbriitcn fonnten Scr
Stride un6 Sem Gbriitentblm fei,rer
1dlchtcrcn 9icnlt crpeiie N. &prber
mollten tic cs nidt erlmlben, oob sic
Stride SNnno an bos ~io5ialc @irfcn
onlege. Sour lpcil Sic gcfabrliden
glenrcnte ocs l1mltur5es uno ser
Muarhic lie nmrter Nenlaht babell,
1prcd)cn oiele gleidgiltigen &atboli=
fen Sem Gbriitentbum icbt Sic 9oiung
ser io5ialen Trage 51 uno preiien es
an oils Sen bcitcn @elfer 1T ser Notb.
afein, oas @cbot Scr briitlid)cn
N0ditcnlicbe nlleir, bas 5tpeitgroBte
@ebot Gbrilti, m11B idon geriigcl1,
Inn inns a,,r io5iolen Nrbeit an5ubal=
ten, ielbit sort, 100 nod feline 60
5inlilten fins. @ir @atboliten BE-
tbeiIigen inns an Ser io5ialen &eform=
arbeit, nid)t neil mir uns Dor Sen
So5ialiiten fiird)ten, ionoern tpeil
mir @ott es in uniercm @emiiien
iduloig li1o, mo meil sic %>pcrftbati9e
erhormenoe 2iebe 5um notbleioen6en
9tdditcn es l,ns gebietet. So5ialeS
Mirfen lit cine @etpiiienspflibt nno
Gin @ebot ser 9iebe. M1td sort, mo
ser So5ialismus nod ni9t @ingong
%aefunoen bat, aibt cs Ser Mrmutb, Ser
u116 ser ltebelitan6e ge1l1g; Sill
fe, 8ellerl1ng unb 8efreil1na tbnt ga
iiberan inn grlpcrbs= nn6 @irtb~
idoftsGeben, a1f neutrality-suspicious.
uuno gel elihnftlif)em @ebtete motif.
81! baB ood ale &atbolifen obne
Mus1mbme, one &lollen l1n6 Stdnoe
oos beriteben m0@ten! Dte So3ia=
Iiiten MAIDEN iid i6on iebt oariiber
lllltig uno ipotten gar iebr iiber inns
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-06

ger 5u erril1gen uno lidern iuden!
Gas ici mnier beiligites @el0bnib!
81 io5ialem 8irfen muB moll
aber aud geriiitet mo geidaffen
fem. Der Nolfsperein tbllt oies, tpie
feline alroere &ereinigung. Gr erin=
merit feline Mitglieoer a1 oie midtige
Gbriiten= u,lo @iirgerpflidt, an io5ia=
les @irfen; CT medt oas %io5iale Ser
ltG11oniB ser &atbolifcn un0 belebrt
unb cifert oil in unal1fb0rliber @eile.
Gnrh feline Ntittel, Organization uno
M9itotion, @ort uno 5drift> madt
CT uns ltarf, Iiibtiges 81 lcilten IN
io5ialer Mrbcit, m1o out oiele Mcile
uniere Yflid)t, @ott, Dem NGdltcn
uno Dem &aterlanoe gegeniiber miir=
Dig uno %pollanf 81 tbun. g. q.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-06

Slc rMenaee" pp1n 25. Oetober
iett ibre ~Marp 2afenon Story" fort.
Us lei bier bemertt, oaB oos Sdmab=
blatt fir ale sic idmablidem Grim
oungen Ser Mamiea nod fem Sofa
bon getpeis erbradt bat. Natirlid)
miro oas @eibsitiid sic Musiuqen Dor
Geridt beibm0ren nno Sic Menoce=
sippidatt ideint fait 5u glauben, 6ab
oas @eridt oaralf bereinfoae. Or
frenlia lit, oob sic Sommlung oes
ct. Soicpbs 8lattes CUR Iiibrunq oes
Fro5elles idon 1,928.1O bctrogt. Sss11
Der gleiden drummer Ser uMe=
mace" fo1n1nt altd mieoer Ser gefdlid=
tie, mge6lide @rief ocs &aroinols=
Martinelli gum Aborltd. Ias ldml,=
bige @emai6 oieies @lottes qibt in
Meni6en iiben Sen linn tano, 6ab
itd aber 914,94S Sroipiol1cn in
BEN @ereinigten Staten fin6en
ioaen, sic fir iolde sdonoliteratur
be5ablen uno ielbe oaourd foroern
u11o unteritiiben, oenn bod 3lt
oerten uno foQte fir Sic &atboliten
Mniporn genug ieir, tpie Elm Mfann
5uiammen5uiteben 11nb oem >pu1ten
Sreiben nod &rdften ginbaIt gu &C.
bieten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-06
MiKiomston9reb.

81 Dem in Bottom Wuli., ipabren6
oes @oienfran5monates abgebalte1en
amerifaniid)en Miiiionsfon=
batten Ser apoitoliide 0elegat
Migr. 9on3ano, &aroinal S'@onneQ,
feds gr5biidofe, etua 60 8ii6ofe, TO-
>nie piele Gralaten un6 ionltige 8rie=
tier iid eingefuaoen. Mm @r0ffmngs=
tage fono aber1os @ottesbienit in feb
Gig &ird)en in Bottom itatt, lpobei
piele Ser gr5biidofe un6 8ii60fe Yre=
oigten bielten. Ser eriten Sibung
1pobnten ongeblih 1900 3elegaten
bel. @igr. 8on5ano, Gr5biidof
Sdrembs uno anoere bielten Mnipra=
den. Inter anoerm befiirtportete
911iglep BON Chicago Or
ganiiirl1ng oes Miliionstperfes. Mm
Nbeno peranltaltete Cardinal S'Gon=
neu gu Gbren ser &ird)enfiiriten uro
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-06

aler Sortel1. Sizes fann ridt BERLIN
pert lperoen. @ern Der @als ge5uno 1T.
oam lit oas spitem gegen oieie oifti,
gen Seine geiidert aber lpenn Ser
pals rob lit nlb NIT bielen fleineu Sc
idtpiiren bebaftet bur6 Matorrb, Damn
baben Die Mrant6eitsfeime leidt 2uoona
in bas Spitem.
9altet Den 5als geiunb lnh rein. Sizes
ut Der Me9, Gu6 ielbit gegen nn1tedenz
De Mrantbeiten gu idiiben. @uroelt SEN
Sals aus, lpie es in ben neuen uSus of
Stfe" al1seinanoergeiebt lit; bie1eS Buh
1rel bon Der Ferl1nn &c., Columbus.
Sbio, 5%mgela1bt.
9err 8ar1le5 upn McWinnpiIe. Senn.
lpelder Sberiif bon @orren Gountn
senne.nee, ipor. @eil er ben @lementen
alls9elebt mar, 3og er iid ein @alsIei6en
5u. er nabm an, baB feline @eiunobeit
poultdnpig rllinirt 1ei trob all ser Bez
Dal0llln9en, Die er iid borrebmen IieR.
Nadoem CT bier Slaiden gebraudt
batte. glallbte er, feline @ei,rubbeit boil
lfano1g lergeltelt gu baben.
.9err Barnes iagt: sd 6atte 6olss
lelpen, llno brei 9oftoren %bebanbelten
MIDI. Iae bermod]ten es nidt, mir et~
tpas @ntcs gu tbun, lnb bebaupteten.
meme @eiunobeit lei babin. Sd entidioS
,m1d), .yerllna 81 gebrauden, unb nod
BEN 1dl bier Slaiden 9ebraudt hattie.
TOM 1dl laa9en, DAP ih pplitanois berz
Solde. tpelhe fIufige mebi3ineu nidbt
lpoaen, tonnen jebt Yer,lna SabIette Be-
tonmen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-06
@iroe tic better MAIDEN, ,uen,1 lie
fDnnten.

Sic 6abritanten Ser 1olep Mieren-
Hiuen miiien, 6aB ite abiolut Die bette
3uiommeniebung Ser beiIenoen Me=
oi5inen fir @ieren= uno 8lafer=
&ronfbeiten un6 fir l1%rin=l1nregel=
maBigfeiten boben, sic m0gli9ermeiie
er5eugt mer6en fam. Dies lit, narum
Jolep Nieren-Htnen sic Bette Me6iain
iin6 fir ben 3med, 6te gefauft tperoen
fam. gu boben BEL allen @6n6lern
in ct. CLOUD. - Mn5eige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-06
Nraftiiebes ipjiales @irfe''
1T Gbriffem= unb 8mr9ers
pfttht.
IT'S THE SCHOOL FOR YOU

So oft lief lno bort lnan ben
Auslprr.f), ouB mn nit @ilfe oes
Gbriltentbum1s uno ser Stride Sic TO-
STALE Notblage geboben uro Die 10
Stale 6rage 5,1frieoeliteaeno gelolt
lpcrocn t6nnc. Gieie 9ebauptl1ag lit
etmus Mltcs urb nid)ts Ncues mebr.
Sic miro nid)t lclten bon Me6ncrn III
Or9ari lutions= llno Mgitations=Mn=
iprad)cn IN Sic Mteuge bineingeidlel1=
oert, ot,1e oab meoer Ser Spreder
nod o!,d) Sic @orerld)aft Defenders
ooourd ungecifert >uer6en, als Gbrl=
iten l1no Mitglie6er ser Stride ibren
Mntbeil an ser geforoerten lo5ialen
Mrbcit 81 %leiiten. IS fins oft oerortige
N%enrerfun,gen i'll sen Ml.gen pieler
Meniden nidts tpeiter als Sdlag=
u0rter uno idone begeilternoe
gpriide. 81 @er5en nimnat mal1
iid) oiele nitt. 2eioer lit 0ies Ser
Tou! Meoen uno @anoeln nno Be
iolgcn iilro all5l1 febr perid)ieoene
Gin9c. Gs feb1t 10 pielen &atboli=
fen Sic felte lteber5el1gl1ng fir ibre
9tn]idtcn l,n6 baourh Sic Suit nno
oiebc CUR @ermirflidrng ibrer
S6ecn.
Ser Sdot ie6od, 6oB Sic &irde|
u1b 0as Gbriltentbum CUR gliifliden
26lltng Scr i%o5ialen 6rage berange<
5ogelt tperbe>t miiiien, lit tein 1eeres
@ereoc, ionoern @abrbeit uno boiler
Ernlt. @enn aber 6ieie 8ebauptung
lire bisberige pol1e 8eoeutung met-
terbebalten iou, Damn miilien mir So
tbolifen oie grlten un6 gifriglten
jein, Sic io5ioIen 2ebren l,1o @ebote
bes Gbri1tcntEu1ms in 6em reidgeital=
tigen tpirtbidaften un6 geleui6aftli=
den 2eben nit @e6ul6 un6 al1f meiie,
perit0noriBpoue Mrt ourd5ufiibren.
8or olle1n beiBt es Ga, 6ie @eiet=
gebung iibermoden, Johann sic ein=
5cl11en Stan6e 5llr genoiienidaftli=
den Selbitbilfe er3ielen un6 iid
uubbor MAIDEN fir 6os @eneinme=
len, mann uno no INNER li1 Sic
Gelegenbeit ms bietct. @ir luden
auf 6ieie @eiie in Ser Oeffentli9feit
5lt pertpirflidcn, tpns sos Gbri1ten=
tbum uns lebrt. IS lit gemiB elm
gutes, beroien ltpolles 8erf, ab un6
5u Mlmoien 5t geben un6 iib ser
Mrmen, &ranfen, &erlallenen a>13l1=
nebmen, mer aber eifrig mitorbeitet,
6urd 3ielbem1Btes, io3iales @irfen
Sic GuellerL aus 6enen Mrn1tb,
glen6. uno Motb flieben, 5l15uitopfen,
ser tbut ood iiderlid Elm belleres
8erf. Sin folder Menih lit Elm
tpobrer> aufri@tiger 6reuno bes
@olfes; CT bilft NIT, I'm feline Mit=
meniben Dor gerarml1ng 3l ihiiben
un6 trdgt Gorge, 6aB III 3ufunft
moglidit menig Mmoien notbig iino.
Doraus ergibt iid) o,16 sic allein
luiir6ige un6 mabre Muffaiiu11g Ser
io3iolen Mufgoben 6es Gbrt1tentbums.
@ir &atbolifen iin6 mitunter gu
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-06

Der chit pielaefcierte @eIo Der
Merrimac Miindba1ein &idmon6
Eeari ion @obion lit bon Ser @omen's'
Gbriltian Eemperen3 Union gum
lebensldngliden gbrenmitglieoe err
,1annt moroen; cine Mus3ei9mng,
al1f Ole CT %ieoenfals cher Mniprud
bat, als a1f sic Nlts5eidnungen, Die
ibm nad Dem ipaniiden &riege 31,=
tbeil mllr6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-06
Mebr 6laIdjem jebes Sabr %berfamft,

IS lit Ieidt 3u ber1teben, tparum
cine gr0Bere Mn3abl bon 6laiden So
lep's @onep an6 Tar COMPOUND ie6es
Sabr berfouft miro. 6rau Tbos Ser
ran, 286 @6tpar6 @troBe, @ougbton,
Mih., gibt 6afiir einen ausge5eidne=
ten @run6, menn ite f6reibt: nSolep'S
6oneD an6 Tar COMPOUND bat 1ih
1tets als Elm mirfiames Mittel err
probt, befeitigt raih bas fiteln6e &C.
fibl int @alie nnb itint Sen &niten,
obne 6aB i6ledte Gillette 5%uriidblet=
ben. gu baben Bel ouen &dnblern in
ct. CLOUD. - Mn3eige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-06

lollte aus elmer Union oaer geaen=
mart'9e1 Observation-Disclosures gebil=
Oct 1peroen uno 0as &edt baben, lire
Vean1ten 81 erpablen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-06
Gin meber SAILS.
Sett bas 9an5e Spttem &eizN
met, aus.

3atarrb beg
@alies 1T
ni9t nur Ell
ne beunrubi<
genoe &ranf=
belt at. iid,
[onbernI es
iebt bas
Spfer bielen
q II > e T n
Mrantbeiten
aug. Sir
atbmen fort<
IN q + e n )
3nblrei6e at<
beri11e
Seine III
nniern 6als
Elm, &ronfz
bettsf eimp
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-06
r11dnner=HnzQqe

SIR 1outet einen ,neuen Mn3r9
baben, einen Ser paBt firs Sc
fddft unb fir @onntag. @ir 5eiz
gen Die %nettelten unb beften @orz
rdtbe in blauen Serge In5iigen
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1913-05-01
Obituary..


Ida Lora and Anna Ora Bowles, a
beautiful pair of golden brown haired
and brown eyed twins, were born to
Mr.. and Mrs. w. O. Bowles at Des Arc,
Missouri, August I'd, 1911. ''The Lord
giveth and the Lord taketh away"
They we're taken sick on the Sd OF
July, 1912, and suffered intensely for
infants. Little Annie Ora died Sep
tember 21st, 1912. Ida Lora fingered
on, till God in His infinite wisdom, saw
fit to take her to her heavenly home
away from pain and suffering. She
passed away March oath, 1918. They
were buried side by side, in the Will
lett graveyard, near Sabula. "But
Jesus called them unto Him, and said
Suffer little children to come unto
me, and forbid them not: for of such
is the kingdom of God" Luke 49, 16
They leave father, mother, two
brothers and a host of relatives ano
friends to mourn their loss
Two precious ones from us are gone,
Two voices we loved are stilled,
Two places are vacant in our home,
Which never can be filled.
'Tis hard to break the tender cords
Where love has bound the heart,
'Tis hard so hard to speak the words
We must forever part.
Yet again we hope to meetthem
When the day Of life is fed,
And in heaven with Joy to greet them
Where no farewell tears are shed.
They are safe in the arms OF Jesus,
Safe on His gentle breast,
There by His love o'ershaded
Sweetly their souls are at rest.
A FRIEND.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1913-05-01
Practical Woods Training for
the Practical Man.

The 1918 Summer Camp Of the De-
partment of Forestry of the Univer-
sity Of Missouri will be located on the
University forest in Butler County,
Mo. The University owns over 5000
acres In this county and nearly 1000
more in the adjoining county Of
Wayne. All of this land can easily be
reached from the camp.
The Summer Camp is part Of the
regular course in Forestry. The stu
dents live in tents which are furnish
cd by the University, fee Of ten dol
lars being charged for the use Of a
tent and other camp equipment. Each
student will furnish his own bedding
and personal outfit. Board is on the
co-operative plan.
Four courses are offered; Lumber
ing, detailed study Of large logging
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1913-05-01

and will quit the State if the law is en-
forced. The companies, he says, OBJ
ject to the law because sit Furnishes
any combination or understanding
which tends to reduce competition
and increase the cost of insurance. !"
In other words, the insurance COM
panies will quit business in Missouri
unless they are permitted to use the
regulation trust method of fleeing
the public. He says the officers of the
companies object because they are
made responsible il their agents vio-
late the law and will be made to suf-
fer GIVE years in the penitentiary and
$4,000 fine" Mr.. Weddell states
further Gin addition to fine and inn
prisonment for agan's and ff1
the property Of the comp ~ ia tue
State can be eonfiscated," and tie
companies further object to the law
on that account. He says that ''in
view of the danger of fines and i'm
prisonment and forfeiture of property
no other course is open to them" but
to suspend business in Missouri. Mr..
| Weddell is to be commended for his
candor. Boiled down, his statement
amounts tothis: "Missouri has adopt
ed an antitrust law which says we
can no longer combine as a trust to
destroy competition and rob the
people of the State with impunity, and
we are going to leave the State rather
than endure such hardship" Mr.
Weddell closes his statement with a
falsehood. He says the insurance
companies are different from other
companies doing business with the
public and it is necessary for them to
form combination (trust) and CO.
operate in order to succeed The
truth is, there was time when fire
insurance companies we're not united
in a trust, and they did business sue
cessfully in competition with one
another.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1913-05-01
Resolutions.

WHEREAS, The Great and Supreme
Ruler of the Universe has, in His inf
mite wisdom, removed from among us
one of our worthy and most esteemed
brothers, Chqrles na'oW "n7 whore
as, he usef ~a ec .u Isl az
der makes it amiuently befltng that
we record oug appreciation Of him;
therefore,
Resolved, that his loyal devotion to
the principles of our order will be
held in grateful remembrance;
Resolved, that the sudden removal
of our brother from our midst leaves
a vacancy and shadow that will be
deeply felt by all our members, and
will prove serious loss to our order;
Resolved, that we extend our SYM
pathy to the bereaved widow and rel
atives of the deceased and hope that
even so great loss to us may be ov-
erruled, by Him who doeth all things
we'll;
Resolved, that the charter of Iron
Lodge, No. 1O7, I. 0. OF, be draped in
mourning for sixty days and that a
copy Of these resolutions be spread
upon the records of this Lodge,a copy
printed in the local papers and copy
forwarded to the bereaved family.
E. L. FARMHOUSE,
j. e. GRANDHoMME,
II. ADoLPH,
Committee.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1913-05-01

find their way into its columns.
The doctor, the baker, the candle
stick maker-all of them appear in
a never ending moving picture before
the eyes of the people every seven
days.
The man who has wandered far
from his fireside picks it up, and again
is spread before him the whole
panorama of his boyhood's golden
days. All for cents week and pay
when you happen to think about it.
The stern-faced man of millions in
his spacious Office reaches out eagerly
every Saturday morning and paws
over the pile of mail until he finds the
dinky little paper with the little red la
bel on it. The care worn woman in the
humble home on the far Western claim
glances frequently from the doorway
down the long winding road at the
close of a certain day every week for
the coming of the husband and father.
She, too, is looking for the same
paper with the same little red label on
lit.
They scan every item-the man OF
gold and the sad eyed woman land
the marble halls and the flush of pow
er and the dingy walls and the gnaw
of want, fade away and are forgotten
He sees again the swimming hole in
the bend of the creek and hears the
shouts of the boys from the banks as
they yell "Chaw beefl" She in fancy
smooths again the new blue frock al
she sits in the front room and listens
for the footsteps Of "him" as he
comes whistling down the walk. 81
they live again the glorious days o.
the old home town, the man of golc
and the sad-eyed woman.
'Tis thing of sentiment, this littl'
old country newspaper. When yol
want the story of valor the world |
sings the song. When told that fat,
paints the scarlet letter on the tamil.
circle it listens to the pleadings of tn
, broken heart and whispers not of ii
When it does you favor you come il
3 and beg few extra copies, but whe
it steps on your toes you drop aroun
: to lick the editor.
Without your dinky country pape
!. your towns and hamlets would be lik
the man who threw kisses at girl i
the darkhe knew it but nobody els
did. You might imagine you wer
alive but other people would have t
! buy railroad ticket and come and Sc
! for themselves.
: Thus ends the brief tale of th
! blooming old thing that isn't worth
!. cents week.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1913-05-01

Colonel Byran has equipped him
self with the browning glory Of an
officeholder, a stovepipe hat.-St,
Louis Globe Democrat.
Don't you hear the news a-humming
upand down the mighty land,
From the prairies Of Nebraska to the
far Floridiac sand?
Don't you sense the modern wonder
booming up like Thoric thunder?
Common People, stand from under
since you can not understand.
For it's William Jennings Bryan in "a
halt-what's that?
Yes. it's William Jennings Bryan in a
stovepipe hat!
I have seen plague of places and OBJ
served lot of things
In a thirty year meander 'mong the
cabbages and kings;
have witnessed cataclysms, been un-
to schisms,
Known many mad surprises such as
ardent living brings;
But I never yet imagined such a shock
as that
Namely, William Jennings Bryan in 9
stovepipe hat!
Is the mild and meek Caucasian now
eternally played out?
Is there nothing more to marvel a
and nothing left to doubt?
Have the stars begun to tumble in {
universal jumble?
Has the sun begun to rumble, with thu
planets in rout?
Well, reckon things are crosswise
for it seems like that
Since the William Jennings Bryal
wears stovepipe hatl
If 1 ever get to heaven, which l owl
hope to do,
shall not lay out beeline for tn
Cherubimic crew;
Nor for Socrates go looking soon as
have had my booking,
Nor for Shakespeare, nor for Shelley
nor for you, Dear Reader, you.
Nay, I'll mosey round the Thron
Room in the seventh heaven fat
Till I greet the angel Byran in a stow
pipe hat
Robertus Love in New York SIN
st. Louis, March %.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1913-05-01
The Old Home Paper.
lFrom The osborne lKas.l Farmel

tFrom The Osborne tKas) Farmer)
When the citizen is gathered to his
fathers, it is the country weekly that
extols his virtues and lays wreaths
OF flowers upon his bier and consoles
those left behind. Itrecords the ar
rival Of boyhood and tells Of the bright
prospects that surround the happy
couple as they start out on the jour
ney Of matrimony. When the sun is
high and bright, and prosperity flows
over the land, it rejoices with the
people and repeats again the story of
the best town in the best county in
the State.
When the drought stalks down the
valley and crops are parching in the
hot sands, 1t sings songs of optimism
and states authoritatively that the
next issue win record a soaking rain.
Bill Sikes' new barn, Jim jumpers al
most completed residence and Sam
Slows remarkable patch Of alfalfa,
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1913-05-01
"submitted for Publication. :
tFrom The Jackson CASH Book !

T. r. Weddell, No. 1850 West jack
son Boulevard, Chicago, has "submit-
ted for publication a statement. This
statement reached the Cash Book Of
Ace this week. Mr.. Weddell repre-
sents the insurance trust, just now SO
deeply concerned about a little anti
trust insurance Legislation enacted by
the Missouri Legislature. Although q
number ofother stateshave practical
ly the same law preventing this In
surance trust from imposing on their
people, Mr.. Weddell says the COM
panies can't stand the Missouri law
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1913-05-01

Attention is again called by the
United States Geological Survey at
Washington to the fact that it does
not make analyses or assays of ores,
minerals, or metals for private parties.
Many specimens and samples are re-
ceived by the Survey, accompanied by
requests for such treatment, with
which it is impossible to comply. The
force of chemists employed in the
Survey is small, and their time is fully
occupied by their regular official
duties. The Geological Survey has
no facilities for making gold and sill
yer assays. The most that can be
done is for the Survey geologists to
give an off-hand opinion based on
a simple examination of the specimen.
If an assay is desired, the proper
course is to employ private assayer
or to send the specimen to one of the
Government assay offices, where a
regular charge is made for such work.
When specimens are sent to the Sur
vey for examination, applicants
should be particular to state whether
they wish them returned, as otherwise
they will be destroyed. Government
assay offices are located at Carson,
Nevada; Helena, Montana; Boise, Ida
no; Seattle, Washington; Salt Lake
City, Utah; and Charlotte, North
Carolina.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1913-05-01
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, that letters Of ad-
ministration on the estate Of John J. Leon
ard, deceased, were granted to the UNDER
signed on the 3Ist day Of March, 1913, by
the Probate Court Of Iron County, Missouri.
All persons having claims against said es-
tate are required to exhibit them for allow
ance to the Administrators within six months
after the date Of said letters, or they may be
precluded from any benefit Of said estate;
and II such claims be not exhibited within
one year from the date OF the last insertion
Of the publication Of this notice, they shall
be forever barred.
This 18th day Of April, 1913.
PRISCILLA M LEONARD,
Administrative.