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Imperial Valley press., 1913-10-15
IF MEALS HIT BACK
AND STOMACH SOURS
"Pape's Diapepsin" ends Indigestion,
Gas. Dyspepsia and Stomach Mis-
cry in five minutes

If what you just ate is souring OIL
your stomach or lies like lump of
lead, refusing to digest, or you belch
gas and eructate, sour undigested
food, or have feeling of dizziness,
heartburn, fullness, nausea, bad taste
in mouth and stomach headache, you
can get blessed relief in five minutes
Ask your pharmacist to show you
the formula, plainly printed on these
fifty-cent cases of Pape's Diapepsin,
then you will understand why dys-
peptic troubles of all kinds must go,
and why they relieve sour, out-o Or
der stomachs or indigestion in five
minutes. "Pape's Diapepsia" is harm
less; tastes like candy, though each
dose will digest and prepare for as
similation into the blood all the food
you eat; besides, it makes you go TO
the table with healthy appetite; but,
what will please you most, is that
you will feel that your stomach and
intestines are clean and fresh, and
you will not need to resort to laXa-
tives or liver pills for biliousness or
constipation.
This city will have many "Papes
| Diapepsin' cranks, as some people
will call them, but you will be en-
thusiastic about this splendid stoln-
ach preparation, too, if you ever take
it for Indigestion, gases, heartburn,
sourness, dyspepsia, or any stomach
misery.
Get some now, this minute, and RID
yourself Of stomach trouble and ndi-
gestion in five minutes.-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-10-15

he thurberia plant is found, al
though in several localities in which
explorations were made the plant was
present but the weevil was not. In
two canyons in the Santa Rita Noun
tains. and in Ventana Canyon of the
Santa Catalina Mountains, the Wee
wills were found in considerable num-
bers. At Roosevelt the thurberia
plant was found but no weevils, but
the elimination was comparatively
early in the season and later Obser-
vations might have revealed its pres
ence. In the Tucson Mountains
neither the plants nor the weevil
were found.
1t is evident from these observa-
tions and others that We're made,
that the weevil is widespread in the
mountains of Southeastern Arizona,
and it would be easy for it to reach
cultivated cotton in certain localities.
AS a matter of fact, in one place
near Tucson the weevil was found
about five miles from a field which
was planted in cotton for the first
time this year. There seems to b"
no doubt that the Arizona weevll
will attack cotton readily In fac,
it has done so in several eNpers-
ments.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-10-15
Flowers Act Like Drug

San Francisco, Oct. DO speci-
men of the rare "Sleeping Palm" has
been found in Golden Gate Park, prob
ably the only one in the United States.
Curator Barron Of the museum dis
covered it as he was walking in the
park with his young son. The tree,
which was brought to this country
forty years ago by the famous Aus
tralian botanist, William Robinson,
gives out peculiar aromatic odor
Barron smelt this exotic fragrance
and discovered the tree, whose upper
branches were laden with a mass of
beautiful rainbow-hued flowers.
Around the base of the tree were
dead bodies of small animals and
mirds. The curator soon felt drowsi-
ness stealing over him and his son
complained of the same sleepiness.
1t was found that the tree, when
had originally been brought from
one of the South Sea islands, belonged
to the species known as Cocineae SOM
nabulae, or sleeping palm, which
blooms once in every fifty years, the
flowers of which were formerly used
as drug by the islanders.
Samples of the flowers have been
sent to the medical department of the
University of California, where a test
will be made to discover the source
of their peculiar properties.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-10-15
Notice of Time and Place Appointed
for Proving VIII and Hearing APP
plicatiOn of Letters Testamen-


In the Superior Court of the County of
Imperial, state Of California. In the
Matter of the Estate of Smith Harris
Embury, deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that Friday,
the Gath day of October. A. d., 1918, at
2 O'Clock p. m, of said day, and the
Courtroom of said Superior Court, at
FL Centre, in the County of Imperial.
State of California, has been appointed
as the time and place for proving the
Will of said Smith Harris Embury, de-
ceased, and for hearing the application
of Elizabeth Embury, for issuance TO
Elizabeth Embury, C. NJ. Clifford, Lorn
M. Meyer. Arthur A. Henderson and
william Reid of Letters Testamentary
thereon, when and where any person
interested may appear and contest the
same.
Dated this 11th day of October A. D.,
1913 M. 8. COOK,
(SeaD Clerk.
BY " N. Thompson, Deputy Clerk
149
Imperial Valley press., 1913-10-15
Welfare Work is
Gain for Women
BY Burton h. Standish
Written for the United Press)

written for the United Press)
Washington, Oct 15.-"Welfara
work" has not kept down the level OF
wages in the industrial plants where
it has ben introduced, according to a
bureau of labor report just issued by
DR.. Elizabeth Lewis Otey. 1t has,
however, acted as a break against
strikes and other expressions OF dis
content on the part of the employees
1t has greatly strengthened the influ-
ence of the factory manager over the
factory hands. 1t appeals to the un-
derpaid and illiterate class Of work.
ers whose gratitude for the parks,
rest-rooms, dining rooms, baths, or
other special considerations in shown
in loyalty to the employer.
DR.. Otey defends the welfare sys-
tenn as Setting a higher standard of
comfort for the average employe, to
which all industrial plants will grad
ually be brought, by pressure OF pub
lie opinion or by legislation She
reasons that since welfare work has
proven good business" for some Of
those employers who have tried it,
the public has a right to demand that
ell employers adopt its essential
standards.
The report deals with 80 of the
largest plants in which welfare work
has been organized. These include
various metal, textile and food factor
les, stores, hotels and public utilities.
Mutual benefit societies, pension
funds, libraries, outing clubs, savings
banks, medical service and other items
are illustrated. In each instance the
employees appear to have approved the
scheme.
"Along with the welfare work, how
ever" remarks DR.. Otey, "the en-
ployer might show a further recogni-
ton of his obligations to society py
trying to crystalize the higher stand
ards in his own mill or factory
through legal enactment, and not by
opposing the passage Of laws which
tend to secure these benefits for al
workingmen.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-10-15

Vice-President Marsnam every lite
while exhibits a refreshing lack Of
knowledge of the senate rules, and IS
equally musty precedents. and a de-
lightful modicum Of common sense.
The Republican senators don't hest
tate to call him down for lack Of
knowledge of the rules, but that don t
make darn bit of difference.
A notable instance of how Marshall
construes the rules with horse sense
instead of with microscope and Of
how hair splitting" frequently side
tracks public business in the upper
house occurred during recent night
session.
A senator had complained to MAJ
shall that he did not enforce the Sen
ate rule which forbids applause in the
galleries. The ice-president retorted
frankly that he didn't understand
such rule. Some time later Senator
Bacon arose, his sense of precedence
mortified by the statement Of the vice
president He opined that ''preced-
ents are very serious things" and he
trusted that the presiding officer
would revise his statement about thee
being no such rule.
The vice president beamed down
from his rostrum and then rising to
his full height of five feet five. rv-
marked:
THE chair thinks that request de-
mands that the chair say something.
The chair proposes TO say that the
chair has no prediction upon the
subject whatever. Since the char
has been presiding over this body,
the chair has observed that when
there are manifestations Of approval
in the galleries that meet with the
pleasure Of the senators it would not
be disorder, but if there are manifes-
tations in the galleries that meet with
the disapproval Of senators il is disor-
der.
"The chair has tried TO have what
he thought were the rules Of the sen
ate enforced. What constitutes disor-
der the chair has assumed was q ques-
tion finally for the senate itself 20
determine. The chair may as well
say right here that as much confus-
ion has occurred among the senator's
themselves as ever occurs by those
who are most desirous of having or
der preserved in the senate.
Nov, the chair has not the slight
est objection in the world but would
prefer that no manifestations should
be made whatever in the galleries if
the senate will back the char up and
order the galleries to be cleared #
hey do make any manifestations Bui
upon q pretty careful examination Of
what is called the precedents the
chair has found that where there was
so-called disorder it has been sup
pressed at the instance Of a senator
and not at the instance of the presid,
ing officer. Motion after motion has
been made by senator's to require the
galleries 70 be cleared"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-03
MnIdflid ieines 1OOiemeitrisen S,t.
n G1n,rna nGs Nnaent i0er 6odhdllle

Mmlaflid ieines 100iemeitrisea Sl1'
bilaqtms oQs Doaent ser &odfdnle
muroe bem Miind)ener unioerittats>
protection Dr. Sobann &anfe cine ota-
.6emilde Gbramg bargebrodt, uno
bonn 9rin3negenten 2u6tptg erbielt
Der Sllbilar ben @brerfret5 0es 2ror
migor5ens. Ser Srbilnr 6artf@ Dor
alem Dem MGmddtigen, init Seifen
@ulfe er fem 2ebromt %bego11aren ba-
.be. @tets iei er beitreM getpeler gu
5eigem, oaB sic MaturtpiiienfdnH fei=
nestpegs 5un nnglol1ben, io1roem gum
n1gloleben fibre; 1aB iie feinestpegs
BON sen Shealen oer @eligion ar6 BEG
@%britentButrns obue1r6e, lon6erm 1ab
man gerabe in ser @atur Dos @nlten
elmer g0ttlid)ert @raft, BON DER alles
1tum11le, erfetuten Tonne = &ein mti=
ienidnftlider Sorider, 6er es mit let
tner @rfgabe ernit mitnmt, miro nr-
hers ipreben fonttert.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-03

Cine in borlekter ISOLDE In Metu
Sort geboItere @onferen8 BON 8re.
oigerr Ger Metbooifteniefte Fat BON
neare1n Sen im1rerer 3erfam in Ger Me.
ho6iitenfnde Ser Ser. 5taoten be.
frn5et. 500 8re0iger naren crime,
ienb, a1rub ole &nrptargatme1tte breb-
ten li6 IN bibiger Debotbe UNI 6ie gra-
ge, OBJ ole 81. S@rift fernerbin nod
uIs @ottesport nnerta1nt aper6en fol-
.Qe ODER 1idt. Die grobe Mebrbeit
erfIdrte ii6 fit @ertperf,1rg zines
be6eutenoert TbeiIes ser 8ibel, Ole tie
DEN .@apierpnpft" rtarrote1, rn6 god
Dem @erlnngerr M11s6rld, fie elmer
MnIid5en Discre0itira1ng 5t UNDER
perfem, mie Morti11 2a1tber fie Dor
Snbrbunberten Dem @apit bon @ont
g~egeniber n1rgetporM bbabe. ghtr 5tDsi
Der Mntpeierrben fn1poer nod ben Mh-
tbeiIurrgen Der uMfiociirten" BEN
W11tb, fir 8%eibeboltl111g 6es bol1et
Serteg ei1aattpeten atr6 oie nn6enett
51r tpar1pett, in ibrem 9nid,alnttgett
iid qr5berer 3urudbultal1g mo M6d-
.biigalrq 5l1 befIeibigem. Went mate
;bsoe1ft, 6nb bon elmer 10 GROCER,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-03

Sn ali bem fleinliden @etrtebe 6eS
Mntags, BON oem 0ie Menidbeit els
flint iii, in Dem @iberitreit 5miiden
Motb nm6 reberfllrB, 5hpiiden @1en6,
l1eppigfeh, 51pildem Gugenoboff tigffeit
a1nh @iinbe, bergeiien gar Dtele, Dob
es bobere @etpaltem gibt, Ole iiber Dos
elen6e @r5eneetpimmel melt erboben
iim6. @enn Damn nit einem Male
ioie Motlmgenalten 511m Mnsbra1d
fo4m11e1t urb oerr nrmfeligem Meniden
nit ieinen fliiglt6 altsge0odtpn Ct
m1ngenidtnften pernidten, Damn lit es
3eit, ii6 gut erirnerm BOB iiber DEM
gar3e1t @%n6enra1m6, iiber Ger gar1aerl
8elt Elm b0ibenes @efen brorm, bem
Ole Maturge1palten geborden. Der-
gleid,en @atuitropben iinb Ginger6ei-
ge @ottes, bem etne1 our 8arra111g
LIMO @trofe, 6en aarbern gum Eroite,
boB es nod eirer Maodtigerem gibt,
Ger oen Sdmaden au idiiben meiB.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-03
! air@li@e>M a@rthten !

Die bon oen bodtp. Miliiord-
rem @ottfr. 5dIadter unb 8igiltus
&ruu IN ser &er5 Sefuz@ir@ gu
Sreeport gebaldene ubttdgige ~.
Miiiion, melde bon Ser gar18en @e-
mei1t6e beitens aa1r @trflrrg 6es See
lenbeiles bem1bt tp1tr6e, gelongbe
Diemdtog Mbenb gum feierli6en Mb-
idlnB. Stint 9onnerftug balt Der
bo@p. P. SbIabter cine Miiiiors-
erreaaeru1g in ser ct: Marierfir@He
gut Slice, a11t6 om acknowledgements So
ge beginrt baielbit Ole bier3igitmnbi-
ge @ebetsanondt mdbrem6 melder
Der bodp. Miiiioudr oie &reoigben
bdiIt. Dieie Mm6adt ftn6et nadbJiiten
Sonntag Madunittog bren Mbi6lltb.
Mit ser Seier oes FL. 9rberts-
FILTERS ct. 8eneoiH, sic 9ienitag
6ur@ ei11 bonn bodm'fitem 8iidof Sro-
fec in Scr ct. Sobo1mes Mbbeiftrd5e
oelebrirtes 8omtfttolamt feifli6 be-
go1pgen tpl1r6e, farb 6aielbff mt@ Ole
am sonntag er0ffnete pier5igitiin6iige
@ebetsonoadt bren Mb1dIuB. Am
@onntog, Ben 6. Mprn, reiit ser
&err Mm 8eter @mgel, s..
s., BON bier ob nod ser @uigen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-03

@abrenb Der nad)iten bier Sabre
meroe1 mir ulld 6emotratiibes 8et-
ter befnnnpetr. &err @il1ts 8. Moore,
Der mngidbrige @bef 1es 8lnoesiig-
n~alburealrs, bat natnlid feline &eltg-
nation eingereidt. Ob er ii6 oa1ber-
ltnnbe fiiblt, Ser nealen Mominiltra-
tion 6as @etter gu beforgem, Dos tie
miinidt, uoer OBJ anbere @5riin6e fit
itn e%ntipredyen1 mopen, miro tidt
gemeloet. Se0enfauS mer5e1 mir eli
men 1telten Obermettermnder erbal-
ten. l11,o man lit auf 6ie @elebung
6es 8oItens NM 10 %gelpan1ter, ais
DER gbef 6es Sigralbupeal1s nidt auf
@olen gebettet lift. Der6armer lit nidt
ber ein5ige, Ger uuf ibn raiioniert,
men1t 6ns @etter midt ieinen 8iirr
idJen erfipridt, lon5ern olt6 Dos @l1t
hlifum a1nb 6ie Brelie baben ii6 6a~
ran getp0bnt, iiber bteien 8ednten
ber5ufallen r1to iid lqaitig iber ibn
5le nudem, tpem eimnnl cine 8ropbe=
5eiqeng midt 5utrifft. @ir mum0ern
uns 5esbub 6atrbnlts nidt, IN Sen
@olbingtoner Depeider 5ap leien, baB
lib einfttpeilen nod feirr &an6i6ot fir
,oie Stenung gerneloet babe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-03

bon @euerution oal @eneratio1t. Cine
'Giiue bon @emiitb, tporarl IS gerooe
unferer Sl1geub mangelt, ertbalte1r
oieie Gerlen 5eg @olfsgeiunges. 9a-
rum, ibr gltern llnb @r3ieber, 9ebt
eurer Buben l1r11 Mdode1 einer' ret-
diem 6dpub an ealten 2ieoern nit
ouf 6en 2ebensepeg, 6atl6et Dor nllem
midt ole faben, 5atpeilen Die gate1t
gitten gefabr6enoen gintagSfliegert,
ole in @eitaG bon @agti1eS u1o an.
neren' MiBer5elagniiien iid ou4 IN
aeutiden Samtlien ein5lrbirgerm ia9-
diem. l1no ge0enfet beS Didterrpor.
ties: u@eiong perld0nt oas Seben,
@eiong epfnelt 5as &er3. SSb6n bat alnS
@ott gegebem gu linoern 6reaao u1ro
5Hmer3."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-03
Gine, 6ieb, Der fikeu iollte, ia

Gimer @ieb, Der fiten iollte, bat
Sos @hmobratt .@erpaoe" bon Mrro-
ra, Mo., bon ser in Sm Sranciss
CO erideiner6en iiioiifIhben 3eitlmg
Emanuel" erbalten. IS battle one.
ielbe unt Mnfrmbme zines fatbolife1t.
feimbIiden Mrtibels gegen Be8ablung
eriudn a1n6 erbielt Ole foIgen1e Mnt-
mort: u@ir MOLTEN ul1f 6ieiem @ege
fein @eI1 madben a1rb Ieiben a1nfere
@ierite niM 5u eitrem iolden idnut-
tige11 @eid6fte. Ser @atboli8isml1s
bot in Mmerita fir BobItbatigtteit
un6 @raieba1rg bel geIetitet. Die
.Menaoe" 1id ser @atboli8ismls
bfIoet cine @efabr fir @euiiienssffrei-
beit un6. @eligion." Dieie gepfefferte
3uredtpei1iI111g foIIte Dem @eptilier'
bUat 6ie Masgen 0ffrem, nber leioer
tpirb 6ies ridt ser SOL fem.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-03

|o9e Dem &errn GaDlor ge5olte @odr
iddbung nidt eingefleioet mer6en
fonnen. Sen neuen @omiiinrris
Ses SbergeridB lttrb DOS @artett Be-
ebrte galpin 8. 8rotpr1, Der @bef 0es
5tnatsobergeridtg, nit ieiner @egen-
mort.
Ole q. O. &bitnep 9ano & 2oan
60, ct. CLOUD, Minn., biett altr1
Ao11fen an einige Der beften Carmen
IN ser Country. 5Hredt bel las Dor,
ebe SIR tauft. - Anaei8e.
~ Dus SarIeD Dapi6ion Motor-
cycle lift Dos ein5ige, oas gelnadt tpatr-
oe INIT Dem pollen idtpeberoen Sibe
al1o FREEZER @a0fontrone. SeBt mtsge-
felt bel @ebriiSer Ebielmar. @eo.
IS. Sbielman, Mgent, ct. @loalo,
Odirt.
= Srp einer letter Dorneritag
Nadmittag gehaltenen @eriammlung
Der @errem Don Oct Sta6ttommiiiio11,
gu Ger ii6 cine Mn8abl ser Steuer-
5abler, Ole iiber @igentbum ber ct.
@ermainitrnbe entlang berfiget,
eingefu1Sen batte, 1pl1r6e na6 LANCER
I@r0rterumg beidloiien, es eimitmeilen
BET Der notbapenoigen Masbeiierumg
|6es @fluiters ser ct. @ermoinftrobe
betpenoer 5u laiien.
= SSn einem @oipitol 81 Milmaa1=
Tee, tpo er ieiner @eiddftigung dls
3igarrenmader nud)ging, fat III let<
ter Donneritagnadt 81. S. @ompa9
Inn Mlter BON erft 80 Sabren 6os
|3eitGi6e infolge elmer 8lutDergiftuttg
geiegnet. Ser @eritorbene oerbpadte
hen gr0Bten SbeiI ieines berbdltniB<
mdBig fl1r5en 9ebenstpanoels IN ct.
@lpp5, no er rarpentli@ als Matiiter
iib eirper @amer madte 1tn6 ods
mertbgeiddbtes MttgIie6 ser Granite
@itp 8n1S gat. Seine 9eibe muir
5e nod ct. @lpnb gebra@t r1tr6 nod
einem Iekten Monto9 Morgen in Der
11nbefledten @mpfdngniBfirde gebaL
tene1t &equiem aatf 6em @dlparie1<
@ottessodfer beeroigt. Mit ser Ml1t-
ter betra1eern jieben @eidpuifter ieinen
So6.
-5dtpode grolpe1t> sic iborf tper-
bem moIler, iolte, Gulb Spring
Mals=Grtraft trittfen. 17-4t
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-03
Sic @attin bes @i5epraiibenten

SIe VuIltN ut4 StdtFAu Uets%e1s
MarIbun ldeirt cine redt b%eriitanoige
GGrm1 51 fein. Sic braadf1te notbme1-
dig eine Connie, 61e ibr bel 6er @rGeoi'
glrg ibrer geieMfdnftltden Bflidter
gun Settle ftiinbe.. sic tpeiB Dos au9,
aber iie miro berin6en, obme 6iefe
Silfe altsaufommen, neil iie ibr gu
tberer lit. unb fte bnt BEN Ma1tb,
oos fpo1f urb fret beroa1s5aulage1t sic
torr es fi@ ribt Ieiiten. Domit gih
file iene1 5tIoben Ser geieui4nftliide1
Sorm, 1en Sn1ien6en 1tno Mbertm1-
ier6en BON Sroa1e1r, 6ie, um nab, au-
ben gldnsen gu fonnen, Ben @atten
oen groBten fimn8ieuem 8eordngnif-
fen mtsiebem Elm febr madabmarpgS-
merBbes @eifpiel. @enm ale 6nolaen,
6te geieGidnftIide @erpFt6tutgen 10,
ben, 10 56iiddtten, miir6e es ma1rde TN.
gliidlide @be 1peniger geben. 8i8e-
pr6ltoent Marban ieIbif erfflGrte bot
einigen Sagen, er mer6e ietnem Gin
tommen gemdB leben, Dos beibt, fid
na6 Ser De6e ftre6en. nro ct fiigte
bin5n, er claude ridt, bob es eine
'sdnmoe iei, iporim gut Ieben. Ct
lei bielmebr DER Mnitdt, baB 6as onre-
rifaniide @olf 1a1r gut 6nbei fabrerl
f0a1ae, 1pen11 es ettpos ipnri nmer le-
ben noble. Ssoenfa1s mer6e er ale
unn0tbngen atn5 iiberfliilfwen Ma1sgn.
BEN mei6en. 8s lit quite 9ebe1rs-
pbiloiopbie.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-03

Sn Ser fanabiid)en @robins @ani'
toba tit Ole Sdulfroge nod in Der
Sdhpebe. Dte f%on1erpatibe &%egiera1tg
ber Domirion, m1f Ole man fatboli-
iderieits CUR 8eit ser @aE grobe
&offm1ngem geieBt, bat bel ser @rerB=
ermeiterung Manitobas 5ie &edbe Der
&atbolite1 miBo6tet, ur6 Die fomi er<
patibe Brooin8im 3 @egiera1arg bot
ebenfans 1tibt 6en M11tb, 6en @atbo~
Iiten @eredtigfeit 4nioerfabren 51
Iniien. 9n 1T es 6et @atboIifen mobl-
meisli@ u1t8atratben, ii6 f~eif5ubalben
an ben 8farridulen, 6ieielbem getrel1<
li9 alt unteritiiten ltuo TOPPER meiter
gu fdmpfen aa.r @ie6erber1nng1tng
brer perbrieften &e9te.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-03
Tim eimem arpken @dlritt brinst

TIM eineu grpken Sd)ritt brinst
Der Gan ser tiirfiiden Seitnngen
9l6rionopel unb Sa11ina Ole 8oltm-
trngobie Drem gnbe ndber. 3n gleiv
der 3eit 1T cine erfreulide @auam1g
Der elpropaiiden Gage 6eutlib tpabr~
nabmbor. S6on mfangs Mar5 rid-
tete sic IiberaGe 2on1oner Mben6sei,
tuqg uStnr" an 6ie laa1ten fron50ii'
iden @bnatbiniitem Ole @arnlnn9 6ob
@1glomb fir einen &eoamdefrieg midi
3a baben iei. Spater ian6te &ne.
mierminiiter Mgqltitb einen falten
@o11eritnoN INIT ieiner @rflarune
no6 3aris, 6aB England teinerlei
@erpflidtung mberteonrmetn Bette, in
@rieggfame mtiliitariiiibe @hfe 5t lei
iten. lm ia feinem 3tpeifel on ner
@e0eutung~6er miniiterienen SeititG+
larng uibrig gu lniiem erflarte Ole
&errn Msquib 1abeftebett6e v@et'
,miniiter @a8ette": @em Srattfreid
mirflt6 cine e1eropdii9e @eri6m0.
r1r1rg gegen Deutidlnn6 ousbe6en
monte, 6ie alnierer a1ab &atBlaat6s 81.
ifinu1,1ng be6nrfte fir eiren &rieg.
BON Dem ser General 81rdaroi
trdia1r1te, 10 f0rnen mir Sic bM1r0ig1te
@eriiderung geben, Dob mir betnerleI
MntbeiI 6aratr rpebn1en miir6en."
@ans liidfer tperoert 1iieie @ralaru1ger
aaf 0iie gegertpaiirtig mieoer bodf6Ga:
qenben @ogen bes 8arier @bu1bints.
mus -afs p%obltbdtiiger DGmpfer mir.
fem e.
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@reisridter :. 81. @9ler bot an

- &re1Srihter S. ". 9to1er bot ON
1. Mpril oos ibm ibertrogem &i6Fl
teromt nrtgetretert 1tn6 bebaupbet 11l11t.
mebr Sic BIG 6abin bon &idter Sap-
Tor inn Goa1rtbauie in1egebnbbe office
Meitttpo9 maltete ct IN ct. @1oaa6 lei
mes Mmtes, 6reitag miro er Elm @let.
DIES in 6oleD tba11, at1r6 ont 1ta6biiter
Montag nitro ct IN Brinceton ieiner
~eriter reguldren &reisgeridtSterupir
er0ffnen.
- DaB in CT. @loub 6ie MiI6tbbt6ii,
ttgfeit gepflegt miro, atr6 6ab ii@ 6ie
@iirger ser Sto6t irnnper no1 Der If.
mem in 1886 altr 8eiH Der SCOTT Dor
nl1stp1rts getporoenem &iilfe 6anfent
lt11o arerffet1nenb ertnnern, geh mis
Ger erfreuIidgen Sbotlade berbor, boh
bis 5ltm geitrigen Soge Ger Son0s
fir sic 6a1r@ sic i@redlide neber,
f9menm11p,g in Ohio 1t1tb SSroiam
beingeiu9ten @0lfer nuf Ole 9urtme
Don $1247.O8 attgetpobien tpor. Mm
fommenoen sonttng miro IN Ser bie.
|figerr l1nbefIedten @mpfdngnibfirhe
cine @oqlefte CUR 2tnoera11tg ser Motb
DER bonn boben @afier Seimgeiudbtter
erbobe1n un6 6ieieIbe miro bonn bodm.
Bforrer ser @en1eir1oe brett an Sen
bodep'iter gr5biibof in Cincinnati
geianot, ser iiderIi@ Sen beften Sc
brua14 BON 6etp @eI6e modyen intro.
- @er11 Str Cure Garm perfau-
fen spoIt, ippeat Dor Bel Der q. 9.
@5itxep 2ano & 9oart Co.; ffie 1T sic
Girnto, NIT Der 81 iinterbar6eln. ~
Anseige.
ssStt LETTER 9ienitag Mobt aog
Dos erite @etpiitttter oIs Sriibltngsbote
iiber ct. gIo,t6. &offertlid miro 6ie
.5a bieier Sabresaeit IN 6ieier &C.
ge1p0 ieltere grideim1r,g 1t11s nit attt-
fern SribIinqsioeen niht IN sen
MpriI gefdidt boben.
- Die Ser. 5taoten @egierlt1tg
uber $1,0O0,0OO tpertb &ar>
leD Dnpioion M%otorcDcles. Beidoatt
0ieie1ben bei @ebriioer EbaeJn,att. q.
s. sbielutan, Mgett 81. CLOUD,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-03

Sin gutter &orratb bon Solfslie'
bern, moran mir Deltfde 10 reid finb,
iotpie reIigi0ie @eidrge, fir Stride
p1n6 Sous - ben &iinoer,1 bei1 ber-
Jaffen ser gdn1te NIT alf ben Beg
geben, biloet fir ite felbft, tpte ffmiir
Die Menidbeiitt mierbbnaapt eiipett @eidtJt.
anu1l ei,ren @d,oBb ser nidhtt mitt @en
q. be3nblert 1T. Or pfJarst fftm fort
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-03
v9ie Serser amf! 9ie @er5en mtf!!"

u9ie Sersen anf! 9ie &er5en a1f!"
beibt es lonit betm 9daben ooer bel
ODER nadJ ser Mnfunft 6es Srublings.
go ion es ultd) in 0aeiem Sabre BEL
Ben nit Sem 3aiab: Die &anhe OUT!
Die @a,poe ol1f! oftener &an1e ibner
Miittlnenlden uno 9an0slea1te beourfen
Sic falt urmttelbar nab Sem talen~
o%ernuaBigem 8egim 6eS SriblingS
TON 10 furdtharem l1nbeiI betroffe=
1pen giumpbner Sbtos unb SSn6tanns
iett mebr als ie.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-03

Samlid)e Eriifnnsen finb idon oft
sic Stiibe 6es SomiGienungliids ge<
tporben. sic baben gleidfm 5a1rg
treue1r ~3uiommenbalten gep0bigt,
6ie 2iebe a11p6 5en Grieoem atnter Den
6amiIienglie6err betpabrt un6 pieler
@eriuda1ngen 6ie Ebiiire geidlofien
oru6ener ieig lit ei1t a1ngeitortes Slid
cine @erludutg, ser ldon @iele erie
gen itmo.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-03

Sc mebr Der 2eidtinn se5aidtigt
miro, ie mebr mean Ole @itterffeiitem
oes 2ebens 6ltrdtoiten mlB, ie npebr
&%ro1tfbeiten, Mltersgebreden unto 2et=
BEN fonme1t, ie mebr MON fih 1em
@robe ndbert, oeito ennpffGnglider
miro IN ser @egel 6as &er5 fit Die
@eDebrung aart9 6en &poit ser @eli-
qio11.