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The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1913-03-26
Dots from Cross Roads.

We have had some rainy weather
for the past few weeks and the farm
ers are far behind with their work.
Cross Roads school came to a close
recently under the progressive man.
agement of Prof. D. A. Jeffcoat.
Whoopirg cough and measles have
been raising sand in this section re-
Gently, butlare somewhat calm now.
Mr.. aud Mrs. G. @. Sharpe, of Barn
well, spent few days recently with
frieuds here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Craft both
wear long smile. Oh, it's girl.
Senator W. H. Sharpe made very
fine and appreciated speech at Sharpe
Hill Wednesday of last week on the
subject of education and building
new school house.
Messrs. L. A., Arnold and B. B.
sharps,Eof this section. took supper
with the Woodmen last Saturday
night at Pelion.
Prof. A. @. Sharpe has returned
home from Sand Mountain where he
| taught school.
Little Joe spent a few days last
| week in CASTOR with friends.
! Those visiting Mr.. Luther Sharpe's
family recently were Mr.. and Mrs
Jessie Sharpe, Mrs. Groves Sharpe ant
Little Joe.
! March %, 1913. LITTLE JOE.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1913-03-26

Mr.. Roof Passes Away.

, We are panied to learn that Mr..
George II. Roof died at his home near
Barr this morning at about 3o'clock.
Mr.. Roof had been sick for the past
several days and from the first be grad
ually grew worse until his suffering
ended in death. Mr.. Roof was mer-
chant and farmer and by industry and
energy had succeeded in accummu-
lating considerable property. His death
is greatly deplored and is loss to the
community in which he resided.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1913-03-26

Mr.. W. L. Youugblood, a formerres-
ident of Batesburg, died in the bloom
of manhood at Dilworth on March 10.
Rev. B. F. Allen has resigned az
pastor of the Batesburg Baptist church
and has accepted tie financial agency
of the Greenville Baptist Female COL
lege.
Hon. j. VIM. Thurm ond, of Edge
field, prominent candidate for Uni
ted States District Attorney for the
District of South Carolina, was in
town Monday on legal business.
Mrs. Martha Hendrix Haltiwanger,
spent the Eastertide with relatives in
the county near here.
Mrs. G. NJ. Efrd, Miss Ruth Eird,
and Master William Charles Haiti
wanger. have returned from brief
visit to Mrs. Lucille Bowe, the daugh.
ter of Mrs. Ef7d, at Greenville.
Miss Ernestine, the talented daugn-
tor of Rev. and Mrs. J. G. Graichen,
spent the Eastertide with. friends in
Lexington. This is Miss Ernestine's'
old home, she having lived here duF'.
ing the long and successful pastorage
Of her father of the pastorate Of St.
Stephen.
Miss Jodie Caughman, of G 5lum 5ia,
spent Saturday and Sunday with her
aunt, Mrs. Amanda Leaphart, In Lex
ington.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1913-03-26
Road Improvement.

Mr.. G. E. Corley, the County Sup
erviser, is improving the road to the
depot and is having a board footway
for the accommodation of pedestrians,
put along the side of the road. These
improvements meets the hearty ap.
proval of the public generally.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1913-03-26

Last years cotton crop is said to be
the second largest crop ever raised
in the United States. The crop footed
up ii. 1885, 500 bales.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-03-19
DESTROYS of Promoting Relations.

The government of the United States
is earnestly DESTROYS Of promoting the
most extended and intimate trade rela-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-03-19

tons between this country and the Chi
nese republic. The present administra-
ton will urge and support the legislative
measures necessary to give American
merchants, manufacturer contractors
and engineers the banking and other
financial facilities which they now lack
and without which they are at a serious
disadvantage as compared with their in
dustrial and commercial rivals. This is
it's duty This is the main material in
terest of it's citizens in the Development
of China. Our interests are those of the
open door-a door of friendship and mii-
tual advantage. This is the only door
we care to enter.
While the statement means the end of
governmental support to the loan projects
az at present advanced. it is pointed out
in official circles here that American
banking firms can still share part Of the
loan Independently and without the guar
antees of support from this government.
The statement came as consequence
OF the visit to Washington last week of
representatives of New York banking
firms, headed by Willard d. Straight.
They had conference with Secretary
Bryan of the State Department. who took
the situation up with the President Of
ficiais of the Chinese embassy also dis
cussed the subject with Secretary Bryan
and the President. Mr.. Bryan was not
present at the cabinet meeting. but was
consulted about the statement before his
departure for the west.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-03-19
MANY BENCH SHOW ENTRIES.
Officers of Kennel Club Hope 500
Mark Will Be Reached.

With but che more week remaining be-
fore the closing of entries for the annual
bench show. the offices of the Washing
ton Kennel Club, in the Evans building.
are very busy.
One hundred and thirtyseven entries
We're received in the mails yesterday. il
is announced, and the officers now are
more hopeful than ever that the 900 mark
will be reached before next Tuesday
evening.
Norman Underwood. Andrew c. Shan
non Mrs. Richard II. Johnston, DIR. ID.
E. Buckingham and Grove A. Porter have
recently been enrolled as members of the
club.
George Foley. superintendent OF the
show, arrived in Washington today and
is working up the details OF the affair
with Secretary &. y. Watson. John
Evans and otter officials of the club.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-03-19
Country Club Meeting Tonight.

Members of the Columbia Country Club
will hold meeting at the New Willard
Hotel tonight to take action on a number
Of business plans. 1t is proposed TO
amend the constitution with view to
raising the clubs revenues by substan-
TALLY $4,000 a year
A plan has been worked out by the
board of governors under which a chain
Of life memberships, part OF which al
ready have been taken up, is a feature of
the new scheme.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-03-19

Willett E. Dentinger. who for many
years has been active in fraternal and
other organizations. was elected to the
office of dictator of Columbia Lodge. No.
loG. Loyal Moose, at a meeting of the
lodge last night He succeeds Emmett
l.. Adams.
4. w. Caulfield was elected vice dictator
of the lodge. to succeed r. E. Shannon
T. j. I.anahan. one of the younger men,
bers OF the lodge, was chosen prelate
Other officers of the lodge were elected
as follows: Luke f. Ludlow, recording
secretary. Lewis III. Disney. financial sec
rotary: Phil kronheim treasurer: J. F.
Palmer. inner guard. H. Jacobs, outer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-03-19
GREEN HANGING POSTPONED.
Court Grants Stay of Execution
Pending Anpeal PROCEEDINGS,

Nathaniel Green, colored will not be
hanged Good Friday. Justice Stafford
today postponed the execution until Fri
day, April - next. The delay was made
necessary by the tendency of an appeal
taken BY the condemned man.
Green was convicted of felonious as
sault on Mrs Adelaide E Grant last
Christmas night. The appeal will prob
ably be heard next month
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-03-19

guard: w. ]. Thorn. NJ Stearman and
NJ. T. Pines, trustees.
William A. Mess was reelected lodge
physician: Max L. Pines was chosen 10
be representative at the supreme con-
vention which will be held in Cincinnati.
Ohio. next July.
The installation of officers will take
place in April
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-06

9as Memeite auf bent @ebiete bes
ameritoniiden @lubBefens iin6 In=
ii -6lirtglubs. ueber Sen 3med 6ere
ieIber aubert iih cine Come, Die BET
ser @rii1roa1ng zines iolben Clubs
tbbditia mar, foIeenoermaben: vnniere
Organization min sen Mdbdden bon
~bornberein ie6en 4ntrieb 1tro ieoerr
Mtlob 5as m0ridter, alt,paiier6er @o<
tetteriie rantben. Dae n~peiiten M6d6dyer
flirtett 111r6 fulienl fih Den 9of ma
den, neil oas nod ibrer Mnii@ elm
baranloies @ergniigen lit, 6as aber in
bieGen 6d1en nidt 10 barmlos III, tpie
man pieQfad arritnmt." Domit bat
sic Game 5tpeifenos redt. Ser 6lirt,
tpie er B~ierauIatr6e betrieben miro, 1T
cine unterbaltar,g, 6er tDoblge5ogene
jumge Mabden iid ti6t bingeben,
un6 sic fit sic Mn6ern @efabren ein<
idliebt, beren Solgen bdufig getlag
6rtrd 6as ganae 2eber nudapirfen. Sb
1em nebeI. nber oa1rh Ole @rinoatng
BON Mnti-SSlirtflltbs geiteaert tperoen
farm, lit eine Sroge, 1ie at beiaben
tpobG etpos getpngt iein miiroe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-06

Observation-Disclosures 5taotoerorbt1ete
mar, entrabm nit nebereinitimmung
6es &ajienrenoanten @el6er auf 5pei-
te &ppotbef, cine gan5 ungeieblide
&n,rolung. giner Der blosgeiteaten
geamten, Der cine grobe 8olle int
Metan- MrbeiterDerban6 Ipielte, lit
ipurlos peridtplu,oen. @ieuei6t miro
er in unierm 2anbe hulo auftauden,
I'M uniern Mrbeitern sic bobe &l.l=
turaufgoben 1es 5o8ialismus gu
preoigen. Sd0ne Menidenliebe Der
rotbe,1 @eieuidoft, mittelloien, frn1=
Ten Mrbetter11 fire miibiam eriparten
@in1agete gu iteblen. Natnrli6 iitto
Ole Diebe unidul6ig, 6em tie fonnten
nidt nnoers banoeln; iie iin5 Ole
0pfer ser tpirtbidnftliden @erbalt=
niiie, un0 cine gottlide @ere4tigfeit
our @trnfe iolder Sreoel gibt es ia
nod ser 8ebeI= atnb Morr=2ebre nidt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-06
&arbinal 81. 6ran5 faper Magl

erBbiidJof BON @ien1 lit in Better
reihs @m1ptita6t na@ langerer ara1f=
felt am Mo1rtog geitorben. Ser Der
porrogen0e &irderfirif, Ser iid III
@ien o%lgerneiner 8eliebtbeit erfreute
uno 1peget ieiner edit beutldn Sc
iinnung in bobem Mnieben itano, muir
Sc in 5em &oniiitorium bonn 81. 9eo=
penrber 1911 5um &aroinal ernannt
uno int Deaember 1912 bon 6em Set
ligen &ater nit 1em &ofben &late be-
fleioet. @ar6ittal Nagl apar %gebore1ter
@iener; er batte in iener 5toot am
90. Mobentber 1866 bas 2itdN Ser
@elt erblidt, itan6 olio crit III einem
glitter bon So Sdbnen. ST erlog elmer
@omplifation BON @ranfbeiten, @t6t,
Mierenent5in6l1ng un0 Mnamie. @ar=
binal Mugl trat Defenders bel oem
lebten gudoriitlden &ongreIie, Der
inn borigen Sabre in @ten abgebalten
mur6e, berbor.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-06
greikigtamienb @eiber baben iid)

yretftgtd1ttetto Wetber D0Den 1td)
lebten 6reitog in Columbus, Sbio gu
sen Bre6igten 0es @loDtts 8tnp QUIT
6oD geor1ngt. sic baben ii6 benomz
mert, mie nratt es ootr Der 3tborer=
ldnft zines 1olden Meniden ertparterr
m1B, nidt mie geiittete 6roatet, fon=
6ern tpie tolle @eiber, 6ie iih lrrr et=
men @%om3tpnrite1t reiBen. Dieier 8inp
9un6ap lit ser eeriebenite religioie
@ltsmoder l1nierer 3eit, Elm &er1,
ser NIT attrberihamter Sredbeit nuf
Sic Dummbeit iener ipefnliert, bon be<
men man iogt, Dob tie 1iemnls ale
per6en. un6 bob in ser @naptita5t
Dbio breiBigtaltier6 8eiber ei1tem
iold)en Sdelm 11adJla1fen bas lit
in Get Ebnt cine betriiber5e utr0 be,
6enfIiide grideim1ng. 8e0enflih fir
Sic geiitige 8erfaii1tne bteier @eiber,
beoenfli4 nlrdf) l11t6 betriibeno 5llgIeiH
fir 1en @tont, ser lei 6ieier geiitiger
unb reIigioien gntartl,1tg elmer gliid-
liden 34tfnnft ni6t entgegett gebea
far1t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-06
Sm 9emtdlamb sibt es in bieiem

Sn 9eutidlanb gibt es IN bieiem
Sabre eine Mn5obl midtiger @rinne=
ra1ngsfeiern. Scatter 8ilbelm feiert
in bieiem Sabre iein fi[bernes &egie=
rl1ngsiubildl1m. l1nb es tperoen hereitS
auberoroentlide @orbereitungen gee
troffen, mn sic 6eier gu elmer redt
un6 ser 8ebeutung 1eriel<
BEN fir 6os oel1tide 8olf entipredero
5l geitalten. M1tBenoem ftnoet i'm
October Sic bla16ertiabrige @eoenf-
feier oer@olferidladt bei2eip5ig itott,
oaerb sic sic Meoht 6es fran5oiiiden
S&aiiers Mapoleon fir immer gebro=
der m1roe. Das bon 1em 1eutiden
golfe nuf sem sdlpdtfel1e gu gbren
OeS Sieges ser &erbiim0eten erridtete
Denfmdi miro oann etngeDeiM: mer=
Sen, inns es miro arb cine groBe
Menge 0~eutidtMmerifaner 5u Ser
groBartigen Seier ertpartet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-06
be,tidjen 3eitamger1 1T babpr1

Sn bentid)en 3eit1ngen 1T babon
Ole @eoe, 5oB Der 8rin3 bon @atnrber-
lar6, ser 5obn 6es balsitarrigen Ser
5ogs bon Cumberland, Ole ein5ige
6odter 5eg 6elatid,en Settlers, ole be-
liebteite nIler belttfiden @rtn5eiiinen,
beiratben a1t16 6no11rh Ger ~trauriger
Snm1lienfeb6e elm gnbe MAIDEN ion.
@ilbelm ion eir1nal gea1tbert
nMlles nn6ere, MIR nidtt metn
2ouigden, min ib Ser staatsnaiiott
opfern"; mern aber Die iltngen 9eute
5ieie Seiro5 tpiiniden, tniirooe
Der gater Ser 8rinseiiin iiher midftBs
eii115utpetrben bnben. Dann fDnnte
a1id) Der ii,l1pge eBiirft Sen &eraogtbron
bon Broarmid1ueig b~eiteigen, ur6 eg.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-06
Gin ciferiidtiaes Tra1ten5intttter,

Gin ciferiadtises Tramen5innnter,
6ie @atti11 zines Eenneiiee'r Biirgers,
6as eine @iualin %foltbliitig uno nit
boiler neberlega1ng nie6eri6oB, 1T bon
6e1t @eldppprenen fretgeiproden mor<
sen. gaB es iii6 111n eiren Mer5 bart<
6elte, nI1o nm GoGotl1ng eines Me1=
ilden NIT @orbe6adt, ni9f ettpa 1T
gufreg1rng, iou6ern nit boiler sstlt)e,
fann nidt beitritten meroen. Mm
'bat ol1d9 gar nidt sen @eril6 ge<
ma6t, es 5a b%eitreiten. De @efdpo=
renen bnben einfab oas iogenanate
ungeidriebene @eieb malten lniien,
uno iie bobem ii6 oa611rd eines ldhpe-
rem @erbredens gegen Ole beiligfte
Ss%sn6ttiitutiior unieres 2art6es, gegert Ole
@edtgpflege, idnl6ig gemobt. Gs
gib fein @eieb, orrh 6ag Der Mo1
ent7dnloigt tper6en fam, feitr ge-
idriebeneg ur6 teit 1t1rgeidriebenes,
11116 es lit zines ser bebetfliditen Set
den urierer 8eit, 6nB man m0roerit1-
men in einer groBerer 3abl fpei GUS
aebett ladBbt, MIR mea fie 8eiber iit,o.
Gin @abriprald, tpie er letten Doa-
11eritug nieoer in 5enneiie gefam
tporbett 1T, tr6gt mebr 6bo3l bei, 5ns
@ertralten in lmiere @edtgpflege gu
eridiitter11, a1g sic gelegentIide Gnt-
qIeiiung zines geIebrten &idters.
Denr1 sic @eIdpore1ten ipreden &edf
at SteGe l,11b in Muftroge seq Dol
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-06
ittpiirole int RReide oo~uriitdirooiieer Gra
6en bberrfidden.
IN @ie1 miro Mnbreas 6ufer aus

IN Nien tuirb Mnbreas outer ans
perihiebenett @rii1lbeln tei11 DenfntoI
erfnlten, 1earpentlid aus @udiiiddt auf
ons 8~aiierbalas, fir oos elm starol
bilo oes bon .ieinem guten &aiier
8ron3" idmdbIi9 int 5ti4 gelaiienen
8atrioter INTO @el6en elm 6~auernber,
in gr5 gegoiiener @ortpurf fein mir.
Sc. Mber elm ebernes Mpnlrr1ent III
Ser @aiieritaot on ser Donoal mdre
alpd bodft iiberfliiitg fir ben Comb
mirtb ron 8aiieger, Ser, nadbem er
im 2eben untergegangeM, emig fort.
llebt I'M @eiarg: tpie er bonn Sielberg
ser Sos ms Gbal fdidt uno mie ct,
rnody in @anoen fret" felt 6oitebt auf
Der 8aitei 51 Ma1tua atno Sen frant
5oiiiden gretlltioniiten %aa1ruft: r@ebt
5euerl - M9, mie i6iebt Sbr
id)Gedt!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-06
Muf benz Sdbresenen Der rDbio

duff benz Sabresehen Der rObio
gocietD" III @aibingtott dlberten iid
Brditbent Soft uno ser Spred,er oes
nationalen Observation-Disclosures, &err
Gbump @lnrf, iiber Sic Nbilippinert-
fruge. Der BrdiiSent griff nit fraf=
tiqen @orten sic 5emofratti9e Hbt=
lippinenpolitif an l1t6 bertDarf mo-
men1liH sic 8%eltimmltng ser foge=
t1an11ten Sonesbin, nah ser ser @ott=
greg fid nerpflidten ion, Sen SLIP
pinos tn odt Sabren cine ielbifftacn-
oige un0 q%1nabbdngige &egiernng 5n
gemabren. usoHte es mirfilb mog=
lih lein," iagte er, u0oB sic 0emofra=
tiide &artei cine 8olitif iiber ben
&aufen merfen min, Sic 6lrd 5ebn=
id0brige grfabrung g%eredtferttgt
miro, uno 5par 11ltr, 11m ftd nod Ell
1er berolteten, nit 5pinngetpeben
iiiber5ogene1t &latformplarrfe gu rtds
ten?" SEER @larf antportete, er bof=
'fe, 1ab mir ebert % glimpfli6 bon oen
@biIippine,t mie0er f%ortfdrnen, tpie
mir 6ortbir gelangten. un1 er fngte
ibin51r: uDa1rd oie oemofratiiide 8lnt=
form - sic i4 nidt %ge5imunert babe
- ii116 mir an cine feite @olittf gee
bunoen. St glaube, 5oB, Elm Mann,
ser n1f @rtno ser Matformgelobnilie
ms Mmt geIangt, sic 8Ganfen ser
Mlatfom beilig balten iol."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-06
@eil iid sic Smffraaettem @rg=

lan0s an oaem 5t D%ergreifem georobt
bobenz iino sic fonigliden Sdloiier
in @eniington, @ampton @ourt, Sem
um5 &olproo6, melde beliebte @elndss
!pl11fte iino, fir 1as 8l1blifum ge=
i6lolien moroen. Das @leide ion nit
oaen Mn leen Inns Snitituten gel6e=
fen. Gas lit ser Slub Ser boierr
0eren ii6 Ser alte Sobm 8nl
id)ul0ig ge1nodt fut. Sn ieinen Sabr
ren baltte er miiien miiIien, 0nb es ge=
fdbrlib tpar, nit sen 8ablmeibern
at15uban6eln.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-06
Sic 8ereituiQigfeit Der 3forte, {

Sic 8ereittpiligfeit Der Hforte, ei.
nen Sbeil 9l%orianopels CUR DiSpoit~
ton Scr @roBnrddte 5t iteaen ut,6 If
men alah ein beidra1tftes Mitbeitim-
mlrrgsrebt uiber 1ie 3ufunft ser digdi-
lden Snieln e%in5uralluten, faerm OILS
8epets 0afiir betradtet mer0em. Bob
sic intrgtiirfilden Madtbaber
nidt 5nro11f brennen, Sen &rieg fort
5uieben. Meit 6ieien &on5eiiionen baits
ten na1b Sic @alfenmadte 5ufrteoen
iein foijunen, pen11 fte entbalten mebr,
a9 Tie anf @rut16 ibrer bisberigerl
grfoIge beamiprud1en f0nte1. @enn
es troeom al1f @ieoerauf1tabme
Ger 8eiroieltgteiten aattomn1e1 laiiett
mol1em baum iollten tie wenigite1s
11idt beriuden, Sic @erantporturg
fir 0ie 6olgen oem Iiirten 5l,5uldie<
BEN. gerauttportlt9 iino iie gat,8 al
4ein. s,4@
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-06
@ie es beift, 1pirb Ser bod1u'ite .

Nte eS Detkt, iutr0 Der DDd)1n' We Ot=
ldof Soiepb @o110elta, mel6er Hfarrer
ser ct. &eter & 8al1ls &trde in Ml=
mol1fee lit, Ma6folger 6es 8iidofs
81. S9inarer bon Superior, Ser feline
&eiignutior no6 &om gei6i6. IS
itebt ontm 6ie @aB zines 11euen 8eibr
biidJofs fir Ole @r5ot05eie Milmaatfee
Mnenfans miro Ste @abl aa1f
einen 8rieiter polniider Mationalitat
mool1rh BEN bielen u1liebla
men Ml1f tritten un6 ser Iet6eni9aft=
Mgitation eines gepiiien Gbei=
les ppIntlder &atbolifen Elm @noe ge=
madt miir6e.
Sin s1ttes Gfeinltat lit beretts ere
5ielt mor0en 6a1rb SOS Ml1fgeben 6es
SSr1oaagurationsbaues, ser, ME er Bis
fer i'm 5peiten Stodperf seq @en=
iionsbureal1s itattauftn0en pflegte,
nidt MIR an 1tn6 fir itb Elm Sfanbal
pnr, Io1r6ern al16 nnerlei Sfanoale
CUR So1ge batte. Die @an5ida1bpret=
ie iinb in @aibington 6er1naBen ber=
lntergegnngen, baB Ole 811r6esbanpt-
ita6ter fait obne Musnnbme nit Den
feiniten @anoi@mben berumlm1fen OBJ
glei@ es idon 1ltt 6tefe SabreSaeit
6ort beinabe gu tparm gum Srager
bon @an5idhnben lit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-06
Qimeolms @ebmrtstag.

0are MrQfan1 2incoln ielbit ge=
fragt poroe11, ob ct piinibe, DAB iein
@eh,rtstag ols Matchmaker Seiertag
bega,,ser1 meroe, 10 miiroe er nein ge-
iagt baben. Dent er mar BON ie11er
edten 9eideioenbeit, Sic ii6 10 baa1-
fla nit mubrer @r0Be paart. limo
Elm Monn ser Mrbeit, ser ielbits feline
6eiertoge fannie, neil al letn gro
bes @66nnen, all ieine 5abfe &raft, al
feline 3eit Sem @olfe geborte. limo
oob lit grace 6ieier 6eiertag elmer
Ser beredtigiten un6 ldoniten. Sn
ser @%rinnerung an 2incoln feiern mir
0ie grboltung Ser &epl,blif. Mihf
1,1tr Ole Sdma4 oes 5flopentbums
mar ess, 5ie Morb ar16 Sub 6amals
bon einaroer idieo; ~tiefgebenbe &C.
genidte batten 6ie neite &luft geril=
ien, enelde sic fein0lid)en 8ruoer
trennte. 9ur9 ein Meer bon 8laat
ul,o GDr6ner ml1Bte 1er @eg gum
&eiIe fiibren. limo 2ineoln, 6ef1e1
@er5 mei6 1par, mie SOS zines &ittoes,
idredte ni9t oobor 51rrld, 1iefert
S9mer5enspeg 54t geben, Neil er flnr
erfannte, SOB es felt, a16eres MitteI
qebe. l1eber nIes 1ie Bfliht! Sur
6os Golf, oeiien better Sobn er NOR,
lit er atno fampfte, big ser 5ieg Ell
ra1tgen. l1no Damn beiiegelte ct Den
@laltben an Ole Greibeit oes 9anoes,
sem er in ielbitloier @tngebung ge.
3ient, init bem etgenen 8lute, etn
Mdrtprer Ser b0d5ten S0eale e6len
8iirgertbums. 6eiertage iino nidt al
lein Sage ser Mube, on semen Die Mr=
belt ruff u11b 6os @ergniigen an ibre
5teue tritt. Sic ltn5 Dor allem Sc
oenftage; sic atns nufriitteln fouen
outs Sem 5lrmpfen @inerlei ser Sag6
rmd 0em Ma1nrro1r, 5eiien Meadt in
oieiem freien 2an6e ales at iber-
1fiitte1t 0robt. limo maS Dare be11er
geeignet, l1ns empor5ubeben iiber oen
Sta1b a1n0 Sdml1b ser groBen 5tra<
BE, iiber sic Sorgen mr6 &iimmerniiie
0es 2ebens, als Sic @%rin1erung an
Sen groBen Mann, Ser lein gauges
Selbft 0em 8oble ser Mation meibte
inns lnrbeirrt SEN boditen 3ielen 5r=
itrebte! Mniprudsooaer 1rr0 genub-
im6tiger als sic Generation, Ole 5u
Ser 3eit 2incoln's lebte, iinS sic &in=
Ser Ser SSebt5eit. Mber feiner lit 10
oberfladlid) o6er 10 perfn0dert, 0nB
ni6t iein @er3 raider ,podt, tpenn er
jener groBen 3eiten ge0enft, in 5eren
Mittelpunft leldteno groB Mbrabam
9ineoln itan6, ein &dmpfer fir ole
SS6eale Ser Menidbeit, fir Sreibeit,
@leidbeit un1 8rii6erlidfeit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-06
0ie 9illiuaham . Burnettid1e Gin.

Sic 9illingbam 5 8nrnettide Gin
mon6ernngsbin, nit SET 6aS @olls inns
ser Senat AUDI lo1ee genl1g Gangbon
.gelpielt boben, gebt nun et6lib, radbr
6em sic 2elmm1n6Bel1gntB : &laltiel
aug ibr geitriden, sem &rdiioenten gu.
Son Sem Gerbalten 5es 3rai@ente1
oiel let Sin gegeniiber miro ser 2elt=
npuu6, INIT eem ct ont 4. Mar5 ins
8ripatleben 5%uridfebern miro, in 1idt
geringem MaaBe abbangen.