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The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1913-07-05
~BiQ Tim" to Visit Eurone

' New York.-Congressman Timothy
D. cBtg Tim") Sullivan. whose af.
fairs have been In charge of a commit.
tee for four months. has SO nearly re.
covered his health that he Is making
plans for summer trip to Europe. &C
cording to Sheriff Julius Hamburger
who has been the Bowery statesman's
friend through many hsrd-fought cam.
paigns. Hamburger. who visited sulli.
van at farm where he is resting in
West Chester county. also said Big
Tim" was hoping to take his saat ir
congress nett necembeg,
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1913-07-05
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Remove all blossoms from neFH
set strawberry plants.
Keep the soil about the shrubs spae
ed and suckers cut down.
Gamma beds Of one color are mofe
effective on a lawn than mixed colofs
You can't cross lazy mans fafn
without getting burrs on your clothes
AS a pasture for hogs alfalfa aas.
shown a greater profit than any ONE
crop.
Cultivate the vegetables, fruits, any
flowers thoroughly II you Woulo ~
successful.
Watch the roses for insects saa
either keep them picked off OF spfa
with insecticides.
In breeding, defects In the foanas
tion stock are sure to be reprodaess
in succeeding generations.
Nothing will change ones attl1au.
relative to his dairy cattle qlleAss
than the evidence given by the Das
cock test.
Silos are becoming more popa,s.
than ever before In all sections o. y
country. They increase the capae'a
Of the farm.
Swiss Chard takes the place 50
other leaf crops for greens ID 81.
weather and kale makes so0s#
..greens" late in the fall.
The spraying outfit can be assa -
whitewash the barn or to spTss -.
fruit trees. 1t is one OF the E0e'a
tant machines on the farm.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1913-07-05

One Of the most serious troubles
that had when a boy was the seold-
ings I received from farmers for dig
ging up their pastures and meadows
in unearthing woodchucks. Rail
fences and post piles had to suffer
when old Shep chased a woodchuck
into his hole or under them. One of
the boys would usually keep an eye
out for the farmer, while the rest Of
US would throw posts and rails and
did for Mr.. Woodchuck
One summer nearly every boy in
cur neighborhood had pet wood
chuck, that was Kept In cage, and
some Of them became very tame and
would eat from our hands, clover,
grass, apples and sweet corn, which
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1913-07-05

chine and found that her weight had
increased 10 per cent; whereas, II she
had eaten twice as much breakfast
cent.
Can you tell how much Miss Muffet
weighed when she arrived at the food
show?
At the food show Miss Muffet
weighed III is pounds when she ar
rived. She ate one and one-ninth
pounds of breakfast food and gath
cred ten pounds Of samples, which i'll
creased her weight 10 per cent.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1913-07-05

What cannot be called disinteT
ested act of hospitality?
Entertaining a hope.
Why are the stars the best astrono
mers?
Because they have studded (stud
ied) the heavens since the creation.
Why Is a schoolmistress like the
letter c.?
Because she forms lasses into
classes.
What two words contain ell the
vowels and in their proper order?
Facetious, abstemious.
Why is it impossible for person
who lisps to believe in the existence
Of young ladies'?
Because with him every miss Is a
myth.
Why is an old chair that has new
bottom put to it like paid bill?
Because it has been Pe-seated IRE
ceipted).
When does a man sit down to a
melancholy dessert?
When he sits down to wine and to
pine.
What is the difference between a
mother and barber?
The latter has razors to shave, and
the former has shavers to raise.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1913-07-05
NOVEL LAW POINTS
WANT HUSBANDS, NOT VOTES
Mayor Gaynor Explains Mi'isaney-
Net Enough Men for All, Fair
Sex Desperate.

New York.-Women become mill
tant suffragists because they have no
husbands, and for that very reason
there ia no need of apprehension in
this country of the bomb-hurling and
understanding type Of vote seeker,
according to Mayor Gaynor. These
and other sentiments on the subject Of
votes for women were expressed by
the mayor In an interview he gave at
city hail.
The mayor believes that II all the
women make up their minds they want
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1913-07-05
MISS NgUFFET AT FOOD SHOW
ing Seven Kinds of Food and Gath
erina Many Packages.

You remember that in Mother
Goose Miss Muffet was very found Of
curds and whey. She liked other
things, too. Listen:
When Miss Muffet visited the food
show she ate seven different kinds Of
breakfast food and gathered ten
pounds OF sample packages. Then
she stepped on the free weighing ma
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1913-07-05
What Si|o viii Accomplish.

The silo will supply the animals
with succulent food during winter or
in times Of severe drought when pas
lures fail. Every farm where q few
animals are kept should have a silo to
save the entire corn plant for feeding
purposes. Why not build a silo ana
plant corn to fill it?
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1913-07-05

are their favorite articles of food.
Woodchucks usually burrow near or
chards or pastures and are easy to
trap. A No l or No. trap is usually
used and is set in their holes and COW
cred with leaves and dirt. This is not
necessary, however, as they are not
suspicious animals and are easily
caught in a trap.
They are very much disliked nv
farmers on account of the danger OF
farm animals breaking leg by stem
ping in their holes.
A full grown woodchuck Will mt I'M
game fight against dog, and VIXEN
in thin flesh in the spring it takes q
good dog to master one.
". NJ. &
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1913-07-05
Young FinancieF.

Freddie came into the house one
day and said that the woman next
door had offered him a penny if he
would tell what his mother had said
about her
I'm so glad you didn't tell" re-
marked his mother. Il wouldn't have
her know for anything that I even
mention her. You're wise little boy,
my dear"
You bet I am returned Freddie.
when she one3ed me the penny I
told her that what you said was some
thing awful and it was worth half q
dollar"
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1913-07-05
REPAIRING A SHOVEL BLADE
implement, Often Rendered Useless
by Break, Can Be Fixed by Put
ting in Few Rivets.

The lightest and best shovels often
break where the handle is fastened to
the blade, leaving crack that makes
the shovel useless The break can be
repaired easily by putting a rivet or
two In the crack and hammering
them down. says writer in the Pop
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1913-07-05
Poor Town for LAWYER,

Penn Yam. N. Y.-This is no town
70: lawyer. There Is not q single
civil or criminal case in Yale county
undisposed Of. and there will be 10
cases to be tried before the semi-an-
ual term Of the country court this
month. Yale county has a population
of 1O3.7C0.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1913-07-05
Planning for Future.

When planting trees on the lawn II
Is well to consider the future and
not plant trees too close together.
Then there will be no need Of looping
off limbs Or having shade SO dense
that grass won't grow.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1913-07-05

to vote they will vote, and the men
may as we'll understand it first as last
But the great weakness of the wom-
ems cause is that they do not all stand
together. Some Of the mayors trench
ant remarks on the question are:
There are lots of men who should
not have the vote. / know q distin-
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1913-07-05

ular Mechanics. A shovel can be
made as strong as ever by repairing
it in this manner II rivets are not
at hand cut a spike in two about one
half inch from the head This will
make very good rivet.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1913-07-05
CLEVER AFTER-DlNNER TRICK
Plate May Be Lifted by Common Rad
ish by Buttine in Half and
Pressing Against Surface.

Cut radish in half, press the low
er surface firmly against a plate, as
L shown in the diagram, and you can
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1913-07-05
Radish E-lfts Plate.

lift the plate, to which it clings as
closely as boys wet leather disk to
the pavement.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1913-07-05
RIDDLES.

What cannot be called disinteI
ested act of hospitality?
Entertaining q hope.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-20

Dime @nbe nnb @ait treiben bic
9emperemBler tbre S6rnnen in Der
9egislat1r meiter u11o g%etptn1e1t babel
aud an 5errain, mie sizes %nenerotngS
aus Ser Gbatpbe 5u erieben lit, SaB
6as unterbols ser 9egislatur urieres
Stootes am Sreitag 0ie bon Senetor
@logrm e~ingereidte 8orlage ange-
aomnner bat, welde Sta0ten pterter
&lalie v2ofol 0ption" nerleibt. Die
&!orIage erla1bt alien gtaoten, oie
me11iger ais $4,000 ginpobner ba=
ben, ilber sic @irtbldaftSfrage ab6n=
ltimune1r. 3ielbemuBt gebeu bte
@egmer ser perionliden Sreibeit
Dor, un0 bel ibrer 5aiben Mnsoaner
liegt sic @efabr MIR gu nabe, SoB lie
ibr 3ieI ul1b tpirfli6 erreiden, menat
Ole Iiberalen &reiie nidt ale &rafte
our Mbtpebr ~5uiammenmebmen. IS
iit bobe 3eit, 1oB etrergii6 %borgega1t-
gen miro, NM 5en probibitioniitiifen
8ob einsuodmmen, er fonnte ion1t
leidt in 1raditer 8ufunf gum TIBET
maidtige1t Strom anidmellen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-20

Der in &Dtsbam itationirte Sep.
peinfreu3er bat in ba1rroert 6abrter,
Die aulammen 27O Stunoen oo1aerten,
rnbe5a aebntauien6 englii4e Meilen
:5urudgelegt urr5 200 @aiiogiere be-
fD;roert; eiR 9eiit1ng, Die oeaatli4 'er-
fennen ladBty ooaB 6ieie Sabr5eaege EN-
gpiel5eugi Id1pgit nidt mebr fino, a,rpo
@ie Gorge begpetflih mod)t, nit Der
man in England limo 6ronfpei4 ibre
Sabrten perffolw.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-20

9ie bon ben Sirfea bisber 10
tapfer geboltene Sta6t &aortans
i6eint nun a1,d bon ibrem Sbidial
credit mer6en gu io0en. 8abrl4ein=
Ii9 4piro ii4 M6rianopd nit Den tIr<
fiiden Gr1sppet unter S@a1fri @al@a
a1to Set abetligen @rabern," 1pelden
.pon ser tiuirfiif,en &egierung und Sem
tirfiiden @olte gang %befonoere Be-
0el1tltng higemefien miro, 6en bon
ierbiiden Sruppen unterittuben &ll<
earen ergeberp miiffen, ebe Ole Mnt-
mort ser Bulfanitaaten m1f Ole @or-
i6la9e Ger fire @ermittllrmg otpbie-
tenoen @roBmahte erfolgt lift.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-20
Ser sdapeiaer 8unbesratb Fat bie

Ser Sdtuei5er 8nnbesratb fat bic
&egrer1ngen @1,ropa's in ei11em
<n6i4reibem CUR Gbeilnobme an ei-
tter INT Desenpber in 8ern ob8ntbalten-
SEN &onferew eirgeIdoen, Ole Elm
tpel1es i~ntertmtiornlees l1ebereinfoar-
men. betreffs @rbeiterl6uR feititele1t
ion. Die internationaIe 8ereinigalng
fir Mrbeiterida1t bat @ori@ldge ffor-
muliert fir elm 8erbot 6er i1r6alitriel-
Lem Mudtarbeit fir i,pgen6Iide- Mrbet-
ter u1b our Se1tfebung einer tagliden
Mrbeitsaeit. bon Boditens 5ebm 5tun~
ben fir Gralprt 1rp6 i11gen6libe Mr-
better.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-20

@enn irgeno cine Ser pielen in Der
Minnejotoer @eiebgebung unterbret=
hter @orlager sic a11pgetbeilte Gut
beibn1ng Ger &errem @eiebgeber fin
oen ioate, 10 iit es Ole M~rbeiter-l1n~
fon : @orlage, spelde Can't Sen
Miiberp oes Deutihen @entralbunoes
Don Minmiota an @ege gebradt urpo
oem @utadben Der 9egislatur+Deh<
glieoer nnterbreitet tp1pbe. Dab fir
Ole arbeiten6e &baiie III 5em tn Der
8orloge arsgeiprod)enen Gimme Cor
&c ait troeen angeitrebt tpiro, lolte
oen @efalle11 eines ie6en erreger, ser
fir 6aS MrbeitereIement, 6eiien Cor
ge mn6 Summer Sinn un6 @eritano
fat ur1 gerne 6afir eelorgt ieben
m0d)te, 6aB Ger Mrbeiter in folden
.Sogen, IN 6ener feline &an6 ii6 gum
nnterbolt ieiner Sounilie nidt 5u res
gen oermag, gebiibren6 gegett Mofb u.
@atmmer geidiibt 1T arb 5tpar anf gee
iekIidem @ege, obue bon 1em 8obl-
tpol(en s6es Mitmeniden abgangig gu
ietn. Dies it, mas oie in Der 9egis-
Iatur unterbreitete Mrbeiterunfnlpor<
Iage borjiebt. Merfpiroigerpeiie bnt
NUN aber 6ieie 10 t~poblgemeirte u8in"
piele @i6erfoder, urb mas nod merf-
miin6iger: es iino beion6erg bieso5ia-
.liite1t, oie iiib 10 gerne ols 5ie 6re1t1-
De 5eg Mrbeiters allfipielen, 1pelde Der
@orlage opponiren. 1ont saber nndy
cine getpiiie Sorte bon &e6tsgelebr,
ten, tpeIde Elm peri0nltdes sSrtereiie
+6aran bnben, 6oB Ole in @rbeitera11-
faGer ~beitebet1ben 9alitarr6e nidf ge>
iitort meroen. 8oN 11pag 6e .@iin"I
nidt Sen Mnfor6er111gen zines ieoe11
@in0el,re1r ~entipreden, nber lie 1T 1trrb
bleibt imnerbir cine @rrroGage, Die
tpeitere 1t1lb atpedoienlt@ere @efebge.
bnng a1t idaffen fudt. SSr oieie1
Slime m09ter mir bon l1uiern Der.
treterr mn Dber- mie l~1rtterbnilie 6ie
8borIiege1tbe Mrbeiter.l1nfan.0 orJoge
beritnrbe1r INTO oar1rnh gebbn1uoeH nil
len; ftherlii9f w'iro Sic Mnbabnaittg ei-
mes @eiebe8 I'M Srrtereiie Der glrbei-
ter bon Dert &erret Der 9egisIatlir
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-20
Ser 81. Batter befinbet ii@ iett

Ser 81. &ater befinbet i'd lett
p%oaitanbig :pon ieiner lebten @rfrnn=
flung ,erbolt, 10 oaB Ole &unit Ger
Mer5te 5es @otitarts iebt 1tlr nod oa=
tauf beoodt git iein braudt, sic &raf=
tie .oes bebre1t Hattenten tpieoer8uitel-
len, 5ie vollr9 5ie &rantbeit gei6mdht
uuroen. Soften l11o beten mir, 6ab
6es MuferiRburgsfeit bon ST. &etlig=
felt boiler @eiun1obeit an6 6amit in
lint 4os groberer Speuoe gefeiert 9per-
sen fnatr1.:
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-20

Mie gered)tem Stol5e beben mir
Sic grnennl1ng 5es &errn Sobn q.
&oier als MadfoIger oes 0iitrifts-
ridters 81. 9. Iaplor aus 6em @run-
oe beroor, neil er bon 5eutider Mb-
furft uno, tpietpobl in oieiem 2an6e
geboren, ein bieoerer Deutider geblie-
ben lit. @obl mar Sic grnernllttg
oes &errn &Si'ier fir sen &ihterituN,
mie fir ibr1, 10 auh fir ane iieim
Breun0e, cine neberraidung; 6odJ
oieie neberruidplng miro er obre' JED
meoen 3meifel in Ser Musfubrl1tg ser
mit Gem boben &idteramte berbr1t0e-
,1er idmeren Yflidt ais cine mor1e1t=
tame be5eidmen. @lei6piel 5ab &err
Moier als Mntpolt nidt in 8ro3eiien
ourd groBe @e0en lt6 ~beroortbat, bat
er burb pielfade @orbereitungsarbei<
ten in Broaeiien, Sic 6ur6 bre
@riinblidfeit iid) ous5ei6neten II. 6ie
@run0lage 5u Sen @eridtsentldei-
bu11ger bil6eten, cine ttefe @elebes=
tenntniB an 6en Sag gelegt, un6 ftno
es nebit anoercn por5iigltden gigen=
idoften, Sic elm fabiger lan6 geredter
&idter ben1tbigt, na1rentli@ feline
flare Muffuiiung umo iein geiuru0er
l1rtbeilsiirn, sic 5arauf idlteben lai-
len, 5aB er SEN ibm iibertroeenen bo~
FEN Mmte MIR @bre maden miro. SSn
oieier iiderem grrpartung gratuliert
gorB Stearns County Sent @errn So
fer Sn1 ieinemgbrenpoften, oenn in linn
ebrt uno adtet 6iefes County zines
ieiner &inoer, 1as erlte, meldes aus
steorns County nit ;eiinem Serarttg
midtiger Mmte betralh tpa1r6e. Ser
1peqte @reisridter ml1rbe Dor 46s Sat-
rem III Atpemburg, Sutpn ct. Mle-
ga1in, gebonen, ubiolnirte 1T @bren
6ie @or1bolida1le, mar iteben Sabre
als Sdu,lIebrer tbdittiig u1to begatm
Dor 81 ssobren init: ieiner SCRAMBLE
ioatng als &edtsgelebrter. SSn 1898
pur6e er CUR &rurtis 5,,geIaiien, lit
Der er In @erbinoung nit MnhpoQt
@epnoIos big ar 6eiien 500 urermii6-
li9 r,n6 erfolgrei9 ttbb11tiig mar. Sett
praftiides @irfen tpur6e bon leinen
iuriitiIden @ouegen oobin anertannt,
SOP er fir 6as Midteramt Sem @olt=
perneur empfoblem limo bon sem
gtootsoberbaaupt fir 6asieIbe ernmm
muroe. Moge linn cine red5t iiddrge
1ttb iebr erfoIgreide 8abr in ffeiirrer
tpea,e11, be6ea.tungsbouen Stenluttg be-
i1ie6en iein! Dies tpiiniht i'm nit
Sem r@or6itern" 6as ga1rae a,arb grofbe
Seer feiner ,Sreutr6e, 6ie iid 4nidhbt
mi1,6er tpie e" ielbft iiber ole ntfm ge=
poroette bobe Gbne frel,en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-20
3,1r @eidlenmisnmg beg @edtper.

Cur 8eid)lemnisnns bes &ed}tper'
fabpen5 nno CUR @rle0igung ange=
baufter Yro5elie Inn Staotsobergerid
mare 1ie Mnitelfa1ng meitener @i4ter
mimidenstpertb. Du ie0o6 6eren 9abl
6urd sic Stootsperfaiirng auf flint
beidrG1rft miro, 10 tpa1Bte man fi6 So
SurH gu belfet 6aB. 6ie 9egislatnr
oem iebigen. &idter4&oGegium Ole
8eflagniB CUR grnentp1l1pg 5tpeier Sc
ridtsttommiilare ertbeilte Dieie mer=
ser tbatid9liA nrh in Gotten oes
lie $1,000 idbrlid Heterogeneous @ebal=
tes i em &iidtern gletditeben, mel@
Iebtepe ieoo9 Ser Sorm epeger Die Be-
falnoe Ger &ommiifane gu be1tatige1
baben. gls sic beioen @ommiiiane en-
narnte1 6ae fiinf &iidter, urto 5tpor
e%initimmig, apei &epublifaner: Die
bisberigen Diitriftriidter &omer 9.
DeBin pon Da1lutb ur6 80. 9. Sap<
.lpr pon ct. @loat0. Beroe gelDen nls
tidttiige .SSuriiten. Serr De8i4, mel
der erit A SSabre alt III, ontfiert be-
reits ieit 1900, pdbpe@ &err Gaplor
felt 1906 6as &idteramt betletoet.
Seiner por5iiglid3en @edtsfertrt1iB,
ieineg ibn itets leitenoen @ere4tig+
feitsiinnes 1tto ieines 1mpartetiidea1
@erfabrens al1f SEM &idterituble me-
gen tpar er BEL allen Mnhpalten iei=
mes ia1oi3ieuen Diitrifts glei@oiel ge=
ebrt 1tno beliebt, 6aber linn 6ieie INTO
NIT 1enielbet ale feline 6reurtoe I'M
ganaen Diitrift our @rbebmng in 6en
Stang ser Sberridter, oem er nod
Gem i. Mprl argeb0ren miro, auf's
&er3ltdite gratulienen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-20
staot=N eni8teitet.

= Ser MerbMinneioto gr5ieber-
oenbat1 bm in ieiner bter apabreno Der
lebten 3age Ger nergongenen 8ode
abgeboltenen Snbresper iammlung, 35u
Ger iid) cine aa11geabnt groBe Mn3abl
9ebrer uno Sdul0ireftoren eingefum-
5en batte, SEN 8ei@luB gefoBt, ieiten
Man1en in @entrol<M @r5ie<
9erberb@ lm15l1dnoern. Dos @pgeb-
ntb ser 8eamtentpabl mar: Saapenir<
temoent 6. $. 8arnes bon ct. @lolsa,
Hraiioent; County .sSduliaapeni1,tetr<
bent @m. &irion BON Cambridge, 8i-
eeprdii0ent; S. &. Sobnsra1o bon ct.
CLOUD, Sefretdr un6 S9abmeiiter
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: Superintendent 6.
81. &onniltor bon 0iafis un5 9upe-
~rir1temoent sc. 9. Mpgarn, Don ,9o1f
Centre. y
pie u. 6. &sbitues 9qno &.2oan
&c., ct. @Jouo, Minn., bietet4 gum
aoufen an einige Der beften Garmen
in ser gountrD. Spre@t bel urs Dor,
ebe SIR fnuft.- Mn3eige. ii
- binder oe1t bielen 8allben, Ole
mdbreno Der *6iesidbrigen Ba1iaiion
man in ct. CLOUD miro eriteben 1eben,
befin6et ii4 nuh Elm 8anfgeb6a,6e,
SOS 1n6 BETTER orditeftoniider 8et@~
1rtrrg an Stelle 6es often @otrtil1s
6ramegebGi1eoe an ct. @~ennmimtrube
ber &oitofftoe gege1iiber errihtet atno
in ser mooerniten Mrt atno @eiie elm
geridtet miro.
49, 3upenIdiiiges Md6den CUR @er<
ridbli11g aIlgemeiner &oasarbeit Der
hngt. Madynfragen lei 5ran SltJb
Gpa,1s, 335-3. Mpe. fiioli9.
Sic Mcnte ruBIoien &obIett ge-
BEN ga.d 10 quite llnb before @einltate
ale &ol5 r1p6 foften peniger. 81 tal-
fen lei Der NibIarb Qnntber e sGoal
So.
Tim ltnferer @tdot tpenigiterts
on 5e1t Sntnitaeen etre1n1 :reoeretr &C.
iddftsberfebr au befor9ett 1T cine
MnaaN unierer @eihdftsGelte auf Ole
Soee gettorn111ett, ieten GG~arnper,t, ooiie
ii4 sanitags in Sen betreffsroet
Chores einffirroer, ltn tire giiltbdufe
51 ,taden, Elm Eidet Fit iidd1 111,b Sic
6nn1iIae ei~ttaaibd1roagen, ong n gum
ffreien gintriH fniir's Maaftoee, 6os III
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-20
.Garoimal @ibbons fat fd in elmer

.Garbinal Gibbons fat fid in elmer
Mfipra4e, Ole er Dor Dem Sra1,er1t
&Ifsperein 6es ct. @apbaelLsSSnifttii.
tutg IN Baltimore bieIt, enti9ieoe11
nertpabrt gegen Mneg, mag bie Cages
preife aa1 beriidter 1patfBte miibber 6er n1,-
geblid ber5Iiden Ganpfnng, Sen er
SEN nod @nifbbiirpgton mdrid3irenoert
Gnm,e1lrelHftaBbeeffii,rert nernrftaItet To-
Ten 4onte. sGs 1T Elm Ja,,tes ldir-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-20
9as @das paFirte 9ienitas bic 10

9as @ans paiirte 9ienitas bie 10.
genannte .@eapporttonn1ent" @orloge
nit 81 5n&16 5thmmen. Inter Den
..9eein=8riioern" ion fih on4 @epra=
'lentant Weinrette pon @nnf Centre
befunoen baben. - M119 ole @aibma1l
Diitans Garifnorlage paiiirte 0ien:
itag nit u" gege1 AZ 5timme1t Dos
nnterba11s.: Dielelbe gebt iebt al, Den
@ounertteur, Ger NIT it9 ielbit Iber
iein Sbur 1.t6 2aiien nod 1pibt int
@einen iein iol..,4
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-20

,menoeg, idalipielerbqft auftreteroes
N0Ifd,en, II. sib babe ibren gegeniiber
nidt nit meiner Mnitdt 5%lpriidgebal-
ten. sSs9 bin Dnrdaus tein 6reu5
ser gan3em @epegllng. Sd adte uro
ebre sic .Brnlaer, sic ii6 in iittinmer,
bejdeioener @eiie Sen @~eitrebungen
anldlieBen, oos 2oos ser &ronten
urb Mrnnen at miloern, aber ser Slf-
froeetten~8eapegu11g fam i'd feir1et
@eifmad abqepinne11!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-20

nit polCem @edt perlangt, nmb tper
imuner bon ibne,n iii4 alS SSreuro Der
arbeiten0en &Iaife 5n erproberr
apiiniM, Jon 1l,uo muB iib Bel Ger Mb-
itimna1rtg fir Ole oorliegenoe gor-
lage erflanen. #
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-20

9as ue.e Sa1s sablt 435 @itslie-
Ser. Dupon iimo 900 Demofraten.
9ie 6emofratiide Mebrbeit belauft
lid allo ouf IDS 5timmen, nnb mebr
nod als I'M lebten &ongreB miro tie
inn nelpe1n ole @erantportung fir 0as,
:mas 0as @ols tbut urb maS eS 11t9t
t6ut, Alt trngen 5aben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-20
0ie et.pas orafelbufte 8emerfnn8

Die et.uas orafelbafte 8euaerfang
8rpantS be5iigli9 Der Dauer 1eiaes
Nufentbaltes I'M Stoats6epartemert
lit nidt oasuidmer gu 0ea.ten. Nad)
eitter led3ebnidbrtgen @artesett auf
gr0Berez @bren mlrB elm pieriabriges
stootsiefretariot bm iebr fnr5 nor=
fennmen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-20
,9ie interuationale GAGE Gmrppas

v9ie internatiunale Gage GnropaS
bot lid, gebeilert, u1po es beltebt tei1
: ;3meifel, SaB oie uuf @rbaltnng oes
:Grieoers gerid)teten @emiibltngen Ser
Mstald)te erfolgreib iein meroen." =
;@offen miro, baB iih oieie @rtlarlaag'
Ser oeutj9ea @egierung bemabrbeiten
moge.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-22
Take dn AnSco Kodak With l ou

Make the most out of your trip to the mountains or sea shore by taking a Kodak that will obtain for you the very best results We urge you to call and see the new styles we are showing in tse Ans co Kodaks. Prices S7.50 to s2000.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-22
Exquisite
 s tyl Q S Lingerie & Tailored Waists S2 to SIC

Now is the time when true val ue is fairly represeated in this grand assemblage Of Women: tailored and Lingerie Waists. The designer left nothing un done in bringing foIth creations. Exquisite in the extreme. A pro- fusion Of laces gracefully ar ranged together with beautiful embroidery effects make these pre-eminent in the fashion world All wanted fabrics that could possibly be used to the very best advantage are in this splendid assortment. We urge you to select your waist now. Prices S2 to S10.00.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-22
Da inty Chiffon
 Dress Pat t rms S

In a wide range of beautiful crea- tions. These are the very newest designs for Evening gowns or party dresses and are entirely out of the ordinary run of Dress fab rics. Colors light Pink Lilac, Light Blue. Dainty Yellow and tan. It requires but three yards for gown Priced at Sl.75 and g 90 yard
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-22
In1prov' v'dBissels Carpet Sweeper

Lay aside the old style dust crea- tor and adopt one of cur new style Cyco Ball bearing Carpet Sweepers This will extract all dust from your carpets or Rugs in a brief space of time. Priced at s2.75 to S40O.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-22
c co d Reading For Vacation Days

By Geo. Randolph Chester Robt Fraser. C. H. Wells. Harold Bell Wright. Jane Grey James Bryce. Alfred Henry Lewis. The Fire Opal, The ComJnon Lot, Tho Wheels of Chance. Desert Gold, and many other very popular stor- ies. Sec to s2.00.