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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-04
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Mo@ tntnter
1T f}ra8e.
&eltamsiteQmus int oemt-
iden &ei6 nod immer er0rtert. -
&eaftion 5iebt ipeite &reiie. -
8ieoereruagmng oer amtlideu
@ntideiomns ioQ m0slid ieiu. -
Stimmen getbeilt.
s. erlin, 1. gept.

8erlim 1. gept.
Selten bat cine auf 6ie 8ereintg-
ten Staoten be5iiglide 5rage oie
Seffentli6fett in Retd 10 iebr be-
f@aftigt, mie 6ie yrage ser 8e-
i6tdl1ng Ser Banamatpeltaus1teGuug
i'm Sabre 1915. 0urd 6ie, tpie ielblt
lire @egner 3ugeben, tuoblbegriinoete
@nti6eioung Ser &egireung in 0en
gor6ergruno oes Snterelies gel6o,
ben, bat iie 6ie berporragen6lten Ser
treter 6es Sonoels un6 Der S1ouitrie
in 5tpei feinoli6e 9oger gei@ie6en,
Sic nit glei6er 6artnddigfeit lire
Nni6arungen perfedten. 9luf 6er
einen Seite miro gelten6 gena@t,
raB oie 6eutide Snoultrie nt9t MIR
ausitellungsmiioe iei, fon6ern 6aB ser
praftii6e Bertb, Ser greifbare @or.
tbeil elmer a4fdGigen 8ei9idung sic
oamit berbun6enen @ieienfoiten tn
feinem MaBe redtfertigen miir6e.
Mnf Ser anoeren seite beiBt es, 6aB
oie Misunderstanding in ibrer
Mrt ein5ig 6aitebe; oab nit ibr ote
@r0ffnung elmer neuen 8aiierltraBe
rerbun6en lei, sic 6em 6eutihen @an=
6el einen nel1en, ungeabnten sluf=
idmung beriprehe; nn6 6aB i@lteB=
li6 sic get6tbetbeiligung @roBbritan=
MEMS Deutidlan6 @elegenbeit geben
tper6e, feline gtellung auf 6em 8elt=
narft MIR nod nebr 5u befeitigen
2aran fann nt6t ge5tpeifelt tper=
Sen, 6aB na6 Mbgabe ser an1tliden
@ntidei6ung eine itarfe gfeaftion
eirtrot, sic beiipielstpetie in ser @n=
regung 6es CONGRATULATIONS gilbert
gaIlin bon Ser @amburg Mmerifa=
9inie, sic 9lnsitelung 1nabbangtg 5lt
bei6tden gum @us6rud fam. Die
&eaftton bat 10 tpeite, einfluBreide
&reii ergrtffen, 6aB be1te 6as &C.
ru@t gebt, eine @ieoerertpagung Ser
@ntidei6nng ser &egierung lei niht
onsgeidloiien, fails sic 8un6esregte=
rmng Ser @ereinigten @taaten 6en
@eg bier5u ebne. Mean itellt ft6 Dos
in Ser 8eife Dor, 6aB Der neue ar1e'
rifaniide 8otidafter in 8erlin,
ssomes 50. @erar6, BEL ser 1teber=
rei6nng ieines @eglaubigungsidret=
bens eine geote iibern1itteln miro, in
ser feline gtegierung SOS 8eoauern
iiber 6en @ntidIuB ser oeuti6en &e=
gierung un6 gGei65etttg Sic Soffnung
gum @us6rud brtngt> 6ab 6te gnt-
i6ei6nng in @te6erertpdgrng ge5o=
gen tper6en fann. Mn@ nttbe5ug auf
sic @nti@eioung ser britti6en &egie'
rung balt man Elm 6erarttges &orge-
ben ser omerifoniiden 8un6esregie=
rung 1i@t fir unm0gli@. @ri@mert
mdre Elm folder @6rttt aner6tngs
ourd 6en l1n1itan6, 6aB iib sic britt
i6e @egierung fait ausi@lieBlt@
6ur6 poIiti1de @udii6ten leiten lteB
- Sen Mnsfd1ag gab tpobl sic @on=
troberie iiber sic onerifanii6e ge=
biibrenfreie @iiitenihtfffabrt, -
udbren6 6ie grti9ei6ung Ser oeltt=
iden Megierung nur bon ofonomiiden
grtpaqungen beeinfIuBt tpur6e
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-04
Gin,ucibnug oes isrieoenspalaites
5 5 m $ uag, /. Gept.

Iie Sso,tptltoot prongte am Gon=
lleritag il1 poaern Shn1lf anloBl1d)
ser ginlpeibung oes lSrieoenspala=
7tes, eines @eihenfs slnorep gar1re=
qtes. Be0eutenoe Manner BON Nang
ltn6 Iitel, na1nentlih 0tplomaten,
tparen onipeien6, Inn Ser Seierlihtelt
bei5utpoblrer. Inter eriteren befan=
Sen lid) aud ser amerifanii6e 8ot-
1hafter BEL 6en 9eie6erlan6en, 9loDo
Brl1ce, @err un6 Ssrau Carnegie uno
Oscar gtrous BON Seem Dorf, per-
ntanentes Nfitglieo ser 'S6teoSfp1n=
1niliion.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-04
Seimfehr oes %raiibenten.
50 a u{bingto n, 3. Sept

Ma}bingto H. ). sept.
8ra}ioe1rt @tlion febrte bepte fpr6
Dor II l1br ntttags bon 1etnetn
5omrnerbei1n in Gorltilb, &c. s., na9
oetn @eiben @auie 5urid. @tutant
gaparo Sale, ser gertrauel1s1na'1f1
oes Dra1ioenten tit ser Stoot Wter1to,
lit berte bier eingetroffen uno miro
heute abeno oem Braitoenten SerId1t
erltatten. @taatsiefretar 9rpa1l Der
beute einen |ortrag tn Dorf> Na:,
hQtl, miro norgeu nit @errn Sole
fonferieren. 0ie 9fitdfebr Sohn
oiuos, oes perionlidlen Gertreters oes
Tralioe1teu, aus gera Grl15 lp1ro
biruen fl1r5en1 ertpartet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-04
1yra1en= unb &in6erarbett.
g 0 It 0 II, MaI1., 2. Sept

= y r y ~ '7tt91T'1 - OeF1'
Wtit 6er1 sS1tfrafttreten etnes 1telten
9lrbeitsge1ebes fir Maiiaduietts am
1. @eptember mnBten Sauien6e in
6en 5pinnereien bei6aftigter &tn6er
un6 ingenolide 9lrbeiter IN anoeren
Betrieben sic Mrbeit einitellen. 2as
nue @eleb perbietet, oaB &tnoer nn=
ter pier5ebn ssabren iiberbaupt IN
fsabrifen o6er @erfittdtten bei6afttgt
tper6en; ferner 6iirfen &in6er nnter
ied5ebn Sabren nidt iiber ie@s Stun=
Sen tGglid o6er iiber 48 Stnnoen IN
ser 8o6e be- l6afttgt tper6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-04
8nlsarien be,tst fd.
g ofta, 1. Sept.

geo6 elmer a6titiin6igen @onferen3
bel6loB oos bulgariide &abinett
am 6reitag, 6aB sic gegierung In
oirefte nnterban6lungen nit Ser
Tiirfei eintreten ion, tpetl MIR auf
oieie @eiie berbinbert tper6en tonne,
ooB tiirfiihe Eruppen in bulgariides
@ebtet ein8ieben. Sos &abirett lit
3l1 ser lteber5ergung gefommen> oaB
Elm @rieg ouf ale SdQe permteoen
peroen muB, tpeil 6as 2ano nt6t
im1ton6e lit, tpeiter 2aIten a1s5ubal=
ten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-04
QauberSifnmng.
@rent Sails, Meon

y z q u y se0''''
@is Weontag Mtttag batten 779
qser{onen fir sic 2anopertbeilnng bet
Tort qsef. Wsont., .regiitrtert. Set =.
@rotnn BON @bico, Weont., NOR Der
erite m4nnlide uno 6rau 6. 6. Htt-
teri Ser erfte meibli6e 8enerber. M11s
@losootp, Sopre nno wftles 9th
mir6 ebenfalls GROCER Anorang ee=
11refbet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-04
Erfer Gheil,
@erifp &riie
bleibt rmbi9.
5. 2inbs &iifebr nad Scr 6anptitabt
Merifo nnmabrideinli&. = |ups
oentider Seite feine @inmiidnna
in bic inneren Nngelegenbeiteu
Megifos. -&re,,ser r&ineta" uad)
oen merifaui{6en @eiua6ern ent=
lan0t.

y q ibington 3. g., 1. Sept.
S.efretdr @rpun blieb am Mpntag
bis fl,r5 Dor leiner slbreiie nat
WorplaUo, 1up er am Nbeno etnen
pripoten Gprtrag bielt, I'M Staats=
oepurtelnent, lmt ettpaige 1pldt1ge
gfahrihteu aus SMerifp IN gmpfang
5u nebn1en. slls er ubfubr, ertlarte
CT, oan auBer 9tabridten iiber oie
9lbrei1e bon 9luerifanern nibts aus
Merifo eingetroffei1 lei, mos irge11o=
>pie ser 9feoe >pertb lei. Serr 2ino
bot, >pie aus Geru Gru5 gemeloet
miro, ser @l1ertalhen &egierung fet=
ne 1lel1en @orl6ldge nnterbreitet,
nod bot Suerta tpeitere unterbano=
lungen angefriipft. 8err 2tno miro
mobrldeinlid auf unbeitimn1te 3eit
in &ero grl15 bleiben uno bon BORT
aus Sic tpeitere gnttpidlung Ser 0t11<
ge obtporten. Erali6ent 8tllon miro
ie6enfaus nod langere 3ett IN eor<
niib bleiben nno erlt 5uriidfebren
tpenn s(uslidten bofiir porbanoen
lino, oab ser toote 9Sltnft, auf pel=
den sic l1nterbanolungen 5pilhen
ser anerifoni1hen ltno Der mer1ta=
niiden Negier,1ng angelangt ltno,
iiber&pl,1ocu lit. DaB 8r61i6e11t gStl=
Ion sic sSl1itiatipe ergreift nno Suer=
tu auf bolbenn @ege entgegenfon11nt>
i1t, tpie olts superldlliger 0nelle per=
lol1tet, niht 5u ertparten.' gead Utel=
o1tnqen, oie inn Staatsbeportement
ii, Maibington ei11getroffen ltno> 'tno
ale 9(1nerifaner, Sic III Monterep etn-
oetroffen iino, bon allen Weertfpner1
,ltporfon1n1eno bebanoelt moroen.
9eutidlanbs &erbalten.
Berlim 2. 5ept.
eesr1 &inblid auf Sic @nttpidel1tng
ore Dinge IN @}ertfo bot 6as &etds-
Weorineamt SEM als @dulidtff be-
nutten groBen &reu5er ~Sineta" ben
8efebl augeben lallen, IN 1bneler
1Sabrt iih nah oen merifantl9en @ez
mallern au begeben. Ser @dritt tit
fir notbpenoig erudtet tporoen UNI
ser oortigen @ertret1tng oes Hetds
ei,ten angene1ienen 9fiidbalt GIT ge<
hon Hp Tineto" hutte in 8eglet=
tuna oes onoeren groBen S6nlfrel1<
aers ,Sertbo" bereits am IL. Mngnlt
bon WiIbelmsbopen 6te @breiie ttah
Mmerifa ongetreten, tpiirbe aber 11a6
SEN bisberigen Gispoiitionen crit 1pd<
ter nad merifaniihen @etpdllerrt ge-
lanai 1ein. Gen 1teler6ings 1rof<
mails BON Ser oeltti6en &o1onte tn
Weerifo ousgegungenen @riu@e1, oaB
sic oe1ti6e Megier1tng ibren etntluB
in @oibington aelteno nta@en moge'
I'm Sic Ser. @tooten 5ur slnerfer=
nuno Suerta's als propiiort1den
Hraiioenten, tpie oas iettens Dentld-
lonos idon friiher geideben, GIT be-
peoen, lit BON bieiiger maBgebenoer
gtelle nidt entIproden tporoen.
0e,tt1dIono beborrt BEL ietnem btsbe<
rioen @tanopunft ser @i6t=etnnnt-
i6unq uno eraatet es fir Die oaetnt=
oe 9lnqelegenbeit ser 9egternrtg Der
Ser. staaten, ibr @erbd1tntB alt al
W}erifo au regeln. @benio tper1tg tit
geut1dlon6 ouf oas Mniinnen etnge=
oonoen, ouf Sen proptioriiden Trdft-
6euten Suerta, inn Sinne Der mer1ta=
ni1hen 8oltttf bes &rditbenten gStl=
1on. einen Drud a1s5uibe1t.
, 1913-05-07
Kl. 3 Ff;ermiddag

II. 3 IF; ermiddag
No. II, Is, 10 og 20 Pupdsensgade SAINT
No 53B Hospitals9ade
efter Skattelisten tilh0rende Fl. d. Hills
Arvinger, ifolge PanteregiStret William
Coulter Hill, EmmeIine Beatrice Mary Hill
og Ingeborg Bertha Hill.
TORSDAGEN DEN 29DE MAI 1913.
H. 3 E~fterniddng
No. Ia Bjergp9ade
efter Skattelisten tilh6rende Sarah E. Scheel.
Samtlige Auktioner afholdes paa under
tegnede AuktionSkontor
Papteattester, observation-disclosures og
AUX ionskonditionerne henligge til Eftersyn
her pau Kontoret.
Denne i Henhold til Anordnino Ste Marts
1909 udstedte BekendtgoreIse har efter
sammes s 4 den Plakat p le April 1917
~hjemlede Rpt~virkning.
FrederIksteds Auktionskontor, den 5 Maj
1913.
SEGELCKE.
, 1913-05-07

A football match was played at Anguilla on
Sunday between an eleven of The Kings
Hill Gendarmes and d second eleven of the
Christiansted Grndarmes. In the first half
time Kings Hill got 2 goals against none
IN the second half time Christiansted like
wise got 2 goals against none.
The game, which WAS played with much
eagerness on both sides, was witnessed by u
number of spectators. First Lieutenant Dyhr
acted as referee.
5 May 1913 S. B. S.
, 1913-05-07
THE SOCIETY FOR PREVEN ZION or
CRUELTY TO ANIMALS.

Christiansted, the 5th Of May 1913.
70 The Editor oftte st. Croi1 -40ls.
Dear Sir.
Allow me through your valuable
paper to inform Mr.. Enquirer" (see the Avis
No. 35) that the said society exists, co use
qlenly still receives reports concerning cru
city shown to animals, and forwards these
reports to the Police, il there is ANY reason
to do so.
The reports must, however, not alone give
the necessary information about the matter
in question, bat if possible also names of wit
nesses, and-last not least they have 10 be
signed. as the society cannot have much CON
tideuce in reports from people who, let Their
intention be ever 50 good, want to bring
other people III trouble. and ut the Same
time 10 save their own bacon, and therefore
will not give their names.
With thanks, | an Mr.. Editor
Yours sincerely
0. RUBNER PETERSEN.
p t. Chairman of The Society.
, 1913-05-07
TELEGRAM MS
ST. GROIN STA'

ST. GROIN STATION.
London, May 6th-Sir William Lever
having renewed his offer of Stafford House
as n gift to the nation, the Government has
accepted it and will probably follow the
suggestion that it be used for a London
museum for housing the collections now at
kenslngton, also resetving some rooms for
the entertainment of distinguished guests.
, 1913-05-07
LIST OF UNCLAIMED LETTERS IN
FREDERIKSTED'S POST OFFICE
Paid.
Joseph Nathaniel Taitt or Tuitt.
Hpnoi1

Paid.
Joseph Nathaniel Taitt or Tuitt.
Unpaid.
Fran"ois Bertel, 80 bit, Miss Filth Cum
minis, Golden Grove, 30 bit, Mss Agu-s
Colson, (St. Georges Mountainl 30 bit, Mrs.
Melvioa Conda Est. Meanings Bay SO bit,
Miss Viola Dlngey est. Prosperity so bit,
Miss Ellen Edwards, (1st. Lower Love- 80
bit, Miss Edith Greenidge. (Lower Love- 80
bit, Miss Louisa Henry, (Est. Diamond) 80
BIT, Mrs. EmielNa Hines, (E4t. Wheel of For
tnne) SO bit, Mr.. Robert Este John, (Esr.
Betty's Hoppe so bit, Miss Miriam R4brcca
Libert, (Est Mt. PIeasanD 50 bit, Mss Ellen
Mulrany 80 bit, George Morris, O1st. River)
50 bit, Albert Reece, (Est. Go den Grove.
SO bit, Isaac Small, (Castle Barke) 80 biz,
Miss Docica Seafrom, est. Betty's HoDel
50 bit, Mr.. George Steinhergin, (E5t. Lower
Love- SO bit, George Steinbergin, (Est.
Lower Love- so bit, Mr., JOSEPH Tuomas,
5 bit, Mrs. Magaret Wyatt, 80 biz, Miss
Florence Wardnan, (Est. Golden Grove)
so bit.
Frederiksted' Postkoutor, den 2den Mai,
1913.
w. BJERG.
, 1913-05-07
PASSENGERS.
Christiansted.

May 5th-Daunebrog for st. Thomas
Vauita Furey and cousin Eu!alle Rouse,
Petrina Austin and servant Mary Wllso
Rufus& Roda Eversly, Elizabeth Petersen and
son William Petersen, Mrs. Astrid Scuelfer.
, 1913-05-07

TVangsGuktfOner.
mET bekendtg6res herved, at eftern@vnte
~ i Frederiksted,s j urisdiktiou ~bellSgen-
de Eiendomme, i hvilha der er ejort UdIRg
for Skater til ST. Croix KoloniuIkasse for
Aaret 1911 efter Begsering af Kongons
Foged, vile blive stilIed0 I'll Bortsalg, hver
we'd en- enkelt Auktion, til nedenn@vnte
Tider:
MANDAGEN DEN 2GDE Maj 1913
KI. 2 Ettermiddag
No. 2B kongeusgade
efter Skattelisten tilhoreude PoulIna Castine.
men efter Panteregisteret tlAorende W. H.
Fleming med 2-5.
III. 3 Eftermiddag
No. 7 D-ronuiugensgGde
efter Skattelisten og Panteregistere tilh0r-
ende Alfred Eivels.
TIRSDAGEN DEN 27DE MAJ 1913
XXI. 2 Eftermiddag
No. 15A Nygade
efter Skattelisten tilhorende Mary Elbing,
men efter Panteregisteret tilh6rende Mary
Irwin, Cathrine Green. Carl James og Will
liam jackson.
III. 3 E~ftermiddag
No. TIA Nygade
efter Skattelisten tilh0rende Patience Frank
lin, men efter Pantereg istret tilhqrende John
Charles Battist, John Jackson, Elias og
Patience Franklin.
ONsDAGEN DEN 2SDE MAI 1913
II. 2 Eftermiddag
No. "a Nygade
efter Skattelisten tilhorende S. Jackson og
B. Citizens, men efter Pantere gistret tilhor-
ende Benjamin l.. Citizens og Sarah Jackson.
og Clarissa jackson.
, 1913-05-07

/ line of rain was measured in Christian
sted on Mon 'ay morning and 81 ines yes,
terday morning. At Est. SalIy's Fancy II
lines was measured yesterday morning.
, 1913-05-07
Translation.
Translation.
Forced Auctions.

Forced Auctions.
IT is hereby made known that the follow
Ia ing properties III Frederlksted'S durlS-
dicion, on which levy has been made for
taxes due to tn. Colonirl Treasury Of St.
Croix, Will be off arei for sale by request of
the Sheriff, each Al a single auctio at the
aforementioned times:
MONDAY THE 26TH MAY 1913
ut 2 o'clock pm.
No 2B KoDgensgade
according to the Taylist belonging to Pou-
lima Castine, but according to The Pubic
Records belonging to VIM. H. Fleming with
25.
at 3 O'Clock p. m.
No. Z DronLingens9ade
according to the TaxIist and the Public
Records belonging to Alfred Eivers.
TUESD y THE 27TH MAY 1913
at 2 O'Clock p. IN.
No. l5A Nyeade
according to the TpXIist belonging to Mary
Ebing, but according to the Pubic Records
belonging to MIpry Irwin, Cathrine Green,
Carl james and William Jackson.
at 3 O'Clock p. m.
No. TIA Nygade
according to the Iaxlist belonging to
Patience Franklin, bnt according to the
Public Records belonging to John Charles
Buttist, John Jackson Elias and Patience
Franklin.
WEDNESDAY THE 28TH MAY 1913
at 2 O'Clock p. IN.
No. 81 Nygade
according to the Taxllst belonging to S..
Jackson and b. Citizens, but according TO
the Public Records Belonging to Beuiamjn
J. Citizens aud Sarah Jackson and Clarissa
Jackson.
at 3 o'clock p. m.
No. II. IS, 19 and 20 Prindsensgade also
No. 53B Hospitalsgado
according to the TAxlist belonging to H. D..
Hills heirs, according to the Public Records
belonging to William Coulter Hill, Emmeline
Beatrice Mary Hill % Ingeborg Bertha Hill
THURSDAY THE 10Th MAY 1913
at B o'clock p. IN.
No. Ia Biergegade
according to the Taxlist belonging to Sarah
e. Scheel.
All the Auctions will be held at the un-
dersigned Auction Ot1ce. Mortgage certl-
%fcates, documents of the levy proceedings
and the conditions of the auction are open
for inspection here in the Office.
This advertisement, issued in accordance
with the Ordinance of 9Th March 1909, has
in accordance with 4 Of the said Ordi-
nance, the same judicial effect as that of the
rules in Placard 22hd April 1917.
Frederiksted's Auction Office, 18th May
1913.
SEGELCKE.
T pP NSTE
, 1913-05-07
7 HE AVIS.
CaristiaRsted, 1T. &Toi4.
Wednesday, 9TH May, 1913.
The Factory ugar Price

was fixed on Monday at 81 Is per 100 lbs.
sugar, which gives 6.9G cents per 100 lbs.
canes.
, 1913-05-07
at 3 O'Clock p. m.
No. Ia Nygade

according to the IaXIist belonging to
Patience Franklin, bnt according to the
Public Records belonging to John Charles
Battist, John Jackson Elias and Patience
Franklin.
, 1913-05-07
WEDNESDAY THE 28TH MAY 1913

at 2 o'clock p. m.
No. 81 Nygade
according to the raxllst belonging to S.
jackson and b. Citizens, but according TO
the Public Records belonging to Beuiamjn
J. Citizens and Sarah Jackson and Clarissa
Jackson.
, 1913-05-07
at 3 o'clock p. IN.
TUESD y THE 27TH MAY 1913

No. l5A Nygade
according to the IaXIist belonging to Mary
Ebing, but according to the Public Records
belonging to Mary Irwin, Cathrine Green,
Carl james and William Jackson.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-01
assessor. Later he bought farm o,

assessor. Later he bought farm or
two. He died some half dozen years
ago and when his farms were sold and
his caches riiied It was found that this
man had saved fortune Of more than
100000. Somebody" once asked him
how he managed to build up that for
tune. Said he Il just plugged away"
Nobody is foolish enough to walk to
the Pacific There's a better way. Few
persons are misers because a miser is
failure. But the plugging away
bus iness is the secret of success just
the same. The man who is willing to
plug away and stick to it six days in
the week and twelve months in the
year finds himself somewhere as a re-
suit Of the plugging.
1t is as natural for boy to dream
as to breathe. We all did it. Life
seemed so long ahead Of Is. There was
so much time on in front that we
scarcely knew what to do with 1t. But
dreams do not get us anywhere unless
we start. 1t takes plugging away. No
body ever imagined himself a scholar
or a merchant or the owner of a fine
farm and made good at it unless he
plugged for il.
If you will interview the man whom
YOU imagine was endowed with
natural ability" to accomplish things
in one line or another. The man who
has made good he'll tell YOU that there
isn't half so much in natural ability as
III plugging away. L isn't any use to
say cit comes easy to him and let 1t
go al that. The big things don't come
easy TO anybody There's only one way
to get up hill alone and that is to
climb The more you climb the easier
it looks and in fact the easier it is.
Nobody jumps over a mountain except
in the fairy stories and lie is no fairy
story if anyone should ask YOU. y
fellows simply got to keep plugging
away.
Start plugging now. Start at school.
Keep at il when you get job Learn
something worth while every day. Dent
be a niser but use the misers success
in his pitiful effort TO help build up q
real character and a competence. Wash
your feet in the waters of a real sue
cess that you won by starting early
and keeping up the gait.
Keep plugging away.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-01
Looker-On In Iona
special to Tjmes-Republican.

Special to Times Republican.
Eldora, Jan. 1.-The change of adj
ministration causes little uneasiness
in Grinnell on account Of the new
postoffice building. 1t will be remem-
bered the stefan ideal one-near by
other public buildings was purchased
for $4,000, the government paying
$4,000 and public spirited citizens
raising $4,000 to secure the lots. An
appropriation of 100000 has been rec
commended. Now if the democrats
have spasm of economy it may be
delayed for while.
Already the successor to Postmaster
Norris is talked Of and SO far as this
scribe heard mentioned w. ]. Nelson
is almost the unanimous choice of the
voters. IF we must have a democrat"
he's is the choice of the republicans. He
has already Served time" in the post
office under DR.. Lewis if the writer's
memory is good is a young man of
more than ordinary business ability.
and the only objection Is what will
Samuel" DO without him in the store.
With the incoming of a new judge
for the superior court in Grinnell is
heard considerable talk concerning the
office. Here are some facts given the
writer: The salary is $4,000 year,
half Of which is paid by the county,
half by the city. The fees go to the
city and if business enough comes be-
fore the court these fees pay the eX-
pense to the city One we'll posted
lawyer says one way to have the SUI
perior court pay out, is to increase the
amount of the fines imposed. Thinks
autom obile fines not heavy enough. The
writer gueses said lawyer does not
own car.
The people here in Grinnell have
great hopes Of a new depot this year
coming. The c. r. l. e p. r. r. now
owres the old Chaplin House. so that
there is no trouble about location.
Members of the commercial club say
the hitch now is for the NJ. & ST L..
r. r. and Rock Island to get together
on plans and cost.
The people Of Montezuma and many
taxpayers in the county feel that the
sooner the now notorious lottery case
a@ainst fifty or SO business men Of that
Place is dropped out of the courts the
better for the taxpayers. SO far as a
result of trying one case the costs are
over 5000. Many have asked when this
first case was lost to the prosecution,
what's the use of an appeal, as a jury
trial settled the fact the indicted man
car not he tried again for the same Of
Tense. 1t seems the prosecuting at
lorneys want rulings from the supreme
court to be used in any future trial OF
like nature. and it's no uncommon pro-
ceeding Out of all this lottery business
IFS safe to assert two things: First,
no jury in Powcshiek county will con-
vict on evidence brought out in first
trial. Secondly. there will be no more
automobile lottery schemes in Iowa
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-01
that half Of the usual melon IL pretty
fair melon after all.

that half Of the usual melon Is pretty
fair melon after all.
One of the best New Year resolutions
an Iowa assembiynan can make 10 to
lay the Shankland bill away for keeps.
NJ ~
The coming year. la. the best year
because 1t has all its. chances in 1t. 1t
is mine Of untapped opportunity.
The presidents evident intention to
push Colonel Goethals forward strikes
the American public much better than
his fidelity to Ballinger
We eat eighty seven pounds Of sugar
apiece in Iowa. Seems like we ought to
make more Of it in Iowa.
Seven years seemed short to the
average person but it looked longer to
the dynamiters.
Nobody expects to make his automo-
bile out of the debris Of old corn plant
ers and disused hayrakes but most
everybody seems to think that good
roads are to be had without spending
good money for them.
Good resolutions are proverbial pay
ing material but the road runs the way
nobody wants to go.
Perhaps enough snow to cover up the
germ laden dust would check the cpl
idemic of grip and other kindred dis
eases. Think Of Iowa at New Years
without enough snow to make u rabbit
track!
If the prospects outlined in the Chi
cago newspapers are correct as to the
debauch on New Years eve, 1913 will
double up to look like 1926 in that city
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-01
PLUG AWAY BOYS.

II a man were to start this morning,
walk three miles an hour and walk
eight hours he could cover twenty
four miles. Three months from now he
could wash his tired feet in the Pa
cific ocean.
There was an ignorant man over in
Illinois sixty years sago who never
earned more than 81 day. He just
kept plugging away. The man was
rndser and saved all he earned. He
sturied his cash in the woods and lent
20 a favored few without notes of
= las security thus lodging the tax