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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-13
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Ser @eltenfrieg, Ger it6 aus 6en
@irnen int mabe11 Often gu entpideln
'0robte, i6eint borlaufig obgeuenoet,
ober frob6em geitaltet iid Ser bon
&uBla16 11n6 leinen @erbiinoeten on=
geitiftete @ro6era,ngs5ug ser @alfan-
itaaten gegen sic Gurfen gu einem
Sla1de fir 6ie -Mationen @atropas.
Stott SOB ieBt bel 6en Srie6en@ul1s=
iiiidten &mbe atnb 8uoeriii@ 5uriiidtdbb+
rem, riiiitten Ole @0lfer gum @riege tpiie
1ie borber. &nf ole probige M1flr6ii-
g,etg ser frott50iiidem @egiernng, 6ab
iie CUR @er1tdrflrng bres &eeres eime
balbe Milliar6e Srancs %oaesgeben
miro, arttportet Deuti6Ga1t6 init elmer
Militdrborloge, tpelde eine min6e-
items iebsmal grobere M1rslage -
angebliH 6rittbalb Miniar6en @arf
- notbig madt. Darob ee1t 6a1rd
ote fran80iiii6e, ratiiii6e, engliide a1r6
oatd sic amertfanif6e &refie ein
Sdrei ser gntriiitl1ng. Das Deuti6e
@ei9 fa,1, ie0o6 angeiidts 6er Sit
lt1ngen Ser Srtpples@rte1tte un6 Scr
perGroertetr Situation i'm Sii6uite1
G1ropos 1ridt nn6ers 6an0eln. @s
mltb falt iibermenidlide Spfer BRITT
gen, lint ii6 aud fernerbin ba1rd=
leben 1tr6 sic grbaltung 0es 6rie6enS
nit gemappneter 6auit er5tpingen gu
fontnen. 9te !8a,fatnft ser 6eltiden
gaation itebt nltf 6em @ptele urt6 mlb
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-13

aiiuBene 6orm, ais fir sen @bauafter
0es nn0eren un6 6ur1 sic nebang 1T
ser @eoaalo, in ser Selbit6eberribumg
au6 fir 5as 2ehen lt1t6 feline &fe
porbereitet.
SIN 5em @iaflueB, ser bon 6er Mltt=
ter ol1sgebt, liegt ser @nter aller lpo=
teren Sittlidfeit II. @ultur. Das leidt
s,ganglide @innesgemiitb rim1rt nit
@egierSe ieoes ibm oom 3ufaa ent=
gegengebradte Smmenforn in lid)
ouf; Sic g(ufgabe ser Mlltter ober tit
es, Sos gaatfelo Ser jtngen Seele gut
iiberlpnd)el, oamit es quite Sriid)te Der
3srflnft trage.
Gus @ir6 lit es, aus 0enr ser poae
Menid er1padien iol. Sdon in bent
Spiele oes &iroes oerratb ii6 ser gut
tiinftige Gbanofter. Midi1rrer pom Bro
pen @ltern eroogen, oerloren ii6 lel-
ten 10 ga,e5 lero fir imnper I'M Strtoel
ser @elt, ols iolde, 0eren SSl1gerro
perpobrlplt tpor0en; 6erm 6iele botten
in ibrer grinnerltrg feine1t gtube=
punft. Gin 2ibt u16 @arme outs
l~trable1roes &erofel1er, ste Noelie oer
@auslidfeit, sic itiumaltenoe @ltert=
liebe init ibrem alles berflaretpoe11
5dimn1er, feblte in 1em 8iloe, oaS
ibre 8bontnjie BON i6rer &inobeit ber=
nj fheidmor; mabren6 iene, in ibren
ErGa1men bon 6em 3a1ber 6er ltt-
iduloigen SSlagen68eit, 6ltr6 Sic Ma6s
m11ug 6es @epiiiens, 1urh Die @rtn=
nerlr1g an SOS HaraoieS 6eS Dobetn1S
beidpore1t, iib tpie6er nad Ser Srte-
censiniel 5leriidiebnten nno ntht eber
&1efe fanoen, bis iie 6iele @ebmluW
ge1tilt botten.
SIM &retIe Ser 6amilie legten mlan=
die &eIoen t6en @ru1b SIT ibrer ltttli-
den @r0be. uMutterliebe 1T Der bl.
3auber, @r, 1miie CT 6oep dtetHten Srttt
oes fr0bliden &noben beidmingt, 10
6en Singliug o1f ieiner eriten Stre<
bensbubn 1egner6 un6 iddibeno Unit
faingt la6 ielber BEN gereiHet1 Wda11rt
rod oft mie elm getpeibter Saltsmarr
qeqe1n 6ie @6lage 1es @6iflnls ntro
sic @eriud1ngen 6eS 2ebens mapp<
net. @are es uns berg0nnt, ben 8t(=
ibungsgong iopobl 6erer gu ten1te11,
pelde @roBes a11r6 Ma1sge3eibneteS TIT
ser @elt geletitet, o6er 6o& apentt
mtd int 5ti1en, t~pobltbatig fir 0ie
Men16em ge1pirft bdben, als aud INIT
gefMrt 0erer, melde in ben Srrga11s
gen 6es 2ebers perloren gingen, mir
miiroen ge}piB' fir6en, 6aB foit inrrrer
sort EN- g%eiibter, bier Elm beoal1er=
Iid bernodldiiigter @inflnb bon Ser
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. @irfang ouf ei11
gor5es 2eber 1par. Inter 3en berbor=
%raaen6en Man11ern ser @ei6idfe al
Ter Soften, 6eren 2eben offen Dor unS
liegt, gibt es, man tonn mobl iager1,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-13
@ra1oentenz@

@etn sic Slide 6es gat13en 9an6es
li9 nit a111getbeilter Mufmerfi amfeit
altf sic 8un1esbnuptlta6t ri6ten, no
ii6 ser nebergang Scr b0diten politi=
idert @iin6e, sic 1te Union gu nerge=
ben bat, in on6ere &dr6e boQ5og, 10
Iiegt 6arin Elm @erpeis 1afiir, aaB ser
3uinanmenbang 8piiden Mation umb
@pefutipe felt ben Sogen @aibing-
tons a1to Sefferlons bon ieiner ST.
rigfeit 1tn6 9eben6igfeit nidts berloz
rem fat. Ser nmftatpo, 6nb nob els
rem 3eitraluut bon 5mei De5entpien
l6ns @en6el ser nationalen &arteipoli=
tit, Ole felt Ger @eburtsftun6e Ser
Union tire @eidide beifimsnt, 1pie6er
etnrnol nab Der moeren Sette ge<
idtutngen bat berleibt SEM Siesmuli-
gem 8ndiDenternpebieI cine erb0bte
@e6el1tung. 2dngit freilid babem sic
emit itarren @egenidte 6ieier @ar-
teie1 iid chamber 10 genabert, 6aB
beute grun6iftiiraen6e @en0erartgem
nit einem @e6id 6es &egimes nidf
mdbr %berbr1tt6er iin6, ebenio mie Ole
onm6bli6e @%elutr6ung ser politt-
iden Mornl @epottsmts un6 &or-
ruption aus Dem ietpeiligen 9lta-
6renniltn1 altsgelGultet baben.
Sc liegt cine geredte urto ber5ien.
te Menerfennung I'M 6em 3uge ittacrto-
nib, oaB @iliam &o1por5 Saft NIT
reolidem @iaen SOS Seitpe fbat, Ser
porapdrtsitreben6en gnttpidluapg Ser
Mation 9lotte @abn gu beridaffen,
6epr inneren Srie0en oa1r6 Ma6e-
rurtg ser io5iolen @egenia be in 6ie
&anoe gut arbeiten ur6 sic bobe @ar-
te ser nniott nod @uBet an apobren.
DnS 2ebepobI, onS SOS m1erifani-
ide @olf ieinem i@ei5etr6en @rafi-
oenten nit cuff be,p @eg git, fltnet
Inn 10 b%er5lider a1n6 einaiitbiger,
ais es inn 2anbe ser Sterne utb
Streifen ein 1pabnbaft porbil6lider
8rol16 tit, 1ofort rnub 9eiddagenem
@ompi 1t,tgeudtet ieines Ma'sgangess,
ole perionli9e M6tlntg 6es @egners
CUR borrebmften &egel. 5t erbeben.
Sen idonetr rrenidltden @tgenldaf=
ten, sic ou9 feline @egner germ nod
Mnger I'M 8rernpa1r1ft ltnieres mo-
tionaGen 2ebens geieben bdcttten,
fomte @rditbent Soft gera6e 1T ser
Gebten 3eit feiner Mnttsfilbruag 10
gIiidIide 8etueiie zines g%eiun6en
@erftar6miiies fir politii6e Motbp
men6igfeiter alar Seite itel(en, SAB
oie biftoriide grinnera.ng ibn itets
ltnter 5en 8eiten ieines 2arp6es ai tut
detr 1,to finoen boben miro.
Sen 1relaen 8r1ii6enten aber griiBt
bns @ertroluer 6es 2anbes ur6 bie
&offnung, 6oB er ser Mation, Ole
6ie bodite poIitiide @iiroe uno
M5aht I'M feline @nn6 Iegte, IN Den
1r6ttgemoftett inneren umb dnberen
glufgaben ein gIiidli6er utr6 erfo1g-
reider Siibrer iein moge!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-13

MIR mentge, pet Oe1telr NtuJl,
ibr @ntpidllngsgany ODER oob Die
eine urrb sic alroere mtS5etdner0e ST
genidoft ibres @eiites, namentli6 If
res @borofters, auf einen iold]en miit=
terlid}em ginfluB 5uriidtpiele.
@ibt ol1d Ser Ma,m 6em Soul Die
alubere Sora1t, 10 perleibt Ole Srau
i6m 5od ieianen eigenfli6en Sn6olt>
oie @eibe, sen Gbarafter, 6as 9eben.
@ie traurig lit es belt5utoge INN ie-
mes S5nats beltelt, 1po 5ie Sran ~6ns
6eaper ser 8egeilter1m fir Suge6
un0 Meligiom nibt in 6en &inoerat 51
entflomme1r, 1po tie ibnen 6en glim-
menoen 6lerfen ser Ndtditerliebe, oer
slHtperlerrgtu11rg aen0 6eS Spferml1<
tbes nidt 5lt entfadben tpeiB.
@enn iib 5mei iunge Meniden oer-
bimoer, @as Soeal zines driitltde1
Dafeims gu begriim0en, 10 perpfli@=
ten iie 1td, oem @goiSmlts einen emit
gen &rieg 5l erfGdren; 6enn bas 9e=
BEN ser @belel1te, sic Elm erniter CHM
betpegt, lit ein fortmabren0er @ampf,
Sic ibnen anbertrauten Seelen 0a1r6
sic &lippen elmer gefabrpomen Hil=
grim]6oft bin6urbauletten. Mber etne
focal ae1inrte 1ro1t ruff fa1t obne Mnz
ftrenelng oen gleiden @inn in ibre11
&inbern berDor, mag ouh Elm nealt=
itii6 geiinnter @ater Sen @i1rflltB lab=
men.
Ser Monr lit SOS @ebirn Ger
Menidbeit," iagt Smiles, u0ie Sralr
ous &er55;;" er lit sos urfbeil, lie 6aa
@efubl: er lit 5eren &raft, iie Seret
Mnmutb, 3ieroe Unto Srolt. Selbit
bel sen fliigiten Sralten ideint Der
re6te Ser5ettstaft aus 6em @efiiblS=
leben SIT entipringen. 9eitet ben
N1ann sic gernunft, 10 pflegt Die
8ro1t 6os @efubbl, SOS sen @baraffer
%beitin,mt. @dbrem er 6as @eoa6t-
nib fuiilntt, niim1h tie 6as 9er5 tn Be
lib. Die M1tterliebe lit Ole ii6tbare
goriebung a1nieres @ei6le&ts. Ser
Ma1tter ginfIuB lit elm beitanotger
utp6 rniperieller. Die reinem nno
quten @e6anfe1t, pe1de ite Sen &i1<
|6ern einpflan5t, bleiben rtnter Sor=
gen, @aimpfen, Mrbeiten rn6 @nttalt<
i6umgen 6es 2ebetS ibr @ntben, uno
mndJlen 1n@ Ser Mrtter So6e nod
ols quite &ort0ltngen cuff. 2aBt tie
sen &ir6ern altd ntdts dlS tbr M1t=
6enfen 5urid, 10 mir6 tie oo6 bon
ibnen geiegnet.
Sci l1nterrtdt idalt 6en @eiif, be-
left 6ie Mbontaite u1r6 bilSet 6en Ser
ltnqr6;; 6ie g~r5iebung bingegen fraf=
tigt 5em @illen, 1tdblt un6 lal1tert Sen
@boruffter 1t11b beitinmt 6uS &er5 5lant
@olem 560nen ut6 5u o1em Sithi<
hen. Die @egentpart elmer bortreff=
liden M11tter iif cine itarfe Mnleitung
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-13
Ser @imfmb oes SAINT:
Iteleben3.

w. W
oie Mselt I'M %flenner1; aber bier ipielt
1ih oas 9eben inn engeren St11te
aIfiir sic getbeiligten genau 10 mtdt1g
55 ID ais 1ib sic stmtsaftione1t oltf Der
aaroi7el1 @eltbiibne a1atter Dem alge-
Diis1eilren ssynterelle ser Mation abtpt-
deln. SIN 1aiein baf ote Ne1t tire
Nflon0fduIe; bier peroen Die &rl1p-
pen porgebh6et, Ole in mertger SSott
rem olrf Sent Samrmelplab 6es Sebe1s
Sic Seffentlidteit ousma&en. An@
oiele min5ige @elt, ieSes etr6el1e
Sous, lit Elm @ampfplat, eine S@ule
un0 ein SempeI fin ii6.
esnn1itten ser Samilie enrpfangt
nos Sins sic erlten @in0riide. 8te
nudboltig iolde auf 6as lpatere Se-
ben einmirfe1t, benefit unter 'a1roerem
5os 9eben 6es III. Muguitinas. setn
@oter fatte t6n fiir sic 8iiienld)att
eutflamnt, ober leine fromme SCOUT
ter f(0Bte i6m friib5eitig 9iebe CUR
Euoeno lrno sur briitli6en &eligto
elm. sns er 0ann ipater oie Sa1ter=
bom a~pan6elte, perlieBen ibn 6os Sc
bet, sic Gbra11en, @us er6abene ge1-
lpiel leiner Mutter nidt, uno oos
mar es, mas bn gu @ott 5urudfiabrte:
gog geilpiel ser Mltber batte frltb
Sen @eim a1r leiner @baraftergroBe IN
i6u gelegt, sic 5iin6e butte i'm aett-
meiliq eritidert, ober ibn ME ga1t5
ert0oten f0nren.
@os Dabeim lit sic erlte uno midt
tigite @5ple fir oaa airo. als eine
Mutter emit ei1pe1t @eiitlifen fragte,
rpann le NIT ser @r5iebnng bres
pierid6rtgem ai,u0es beginnen 1ole,
onttportete er: vMa0ame, 1per1 Sie
nidt bereits nngefangen baben, ltro
sapieresabre fir Sic berloren 9egan+
IN" 5tufen1peiie entpidelt ltd) Der
j@eiit 5es &inoes; aus 6em medani<
55d,en ggben urto &oren miro nllnrab~
lid) sag Mnidalpen ur1o Derltegen: 9te
@eele lit nie @ads, ieoer @tnorl1d
thoftet. Die glterm, sic nabere hinge
bune iino es, meld1e Dem inngerr Ser-
aer sic Gornt, bos @eprage, geben.
@5emt ibm MIR 6as, mas idon, eoel,
.q1t u,po tugenboft 1T, md951taD11let
unro tbr peritebt Die tpabre @r5te=
bu%nqsfundt;; fem @rofeifor Der Eaoa=
qoqif tanr eltd eires bellere1o leb-
ren!" ..
Dqs 5omilienIeben biloet Ole
Quele 6es Segens n0er Ses Hrbe1ls
fir sic menidlide @eiellifaft. 9ter
i'll ser Booer1, 100 er6abene Soeen ntto
cute @rumoidte, 6ie, IN 6te Sttotol=
5uen qepflauat, auglei6 uber Ole 8elt
perbreitet per6en. 8ubem lit Dos
!aaus ser gdmel8tigel fir sic 9aute=
ra,1ra 5es Settles ltno Screens; oenn
Sic Seridieoenen Maturen, aus 5eret1
sic snmilie beltet, berlangen tiir tbr
mubIhabagen, fir tbre Gntnidlatetg
mad ibrer gigenart ~gegetri etttoe ge-
rudlidtiglng, Moddi6t ltrro Selbitbe-
!. idranflrng. Sos Sanrilienn1itglteo
tpino 10 ser 9dueifitein iotpoN hir ole
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-13
zmpitrr Thrl.
9as &reu5.

9as &rel15 ippIt ibr unS ranben?
NM nnler Sell umo 2tht?
gieiul nein bas f0nnt tbr 9lauben:
sfeinl nas gelingt eu9 ni9tl
9aran ser @err g%elitten
lllb. mas CT lit, ber3teb -
.9us &rel1s 10 betb nmltrttten,
9as &reu3 befpmmt ibr MEL
Sc lit eu6 hiel 9ell1nger,
90 man6er 9robe &aub;
Mit el1ren gtft'gen 3ungen
Root ibr burd 5dmnb nnb @taub
&as beilig un6 erbaben.
l1nb mas lns Sroit berlte9;
Sod fr6d5t nun, frdd5t ibr. 3aben!
9as &ren3 befommt ibr MEL
8 &rens, barnnd mir breiten
SIT Mrn1e 1ebnenb aus.
@eun mir 10 beiB erltreiten
Sen @ea ing 8aterbG1S;
9u 1iiBer Sort Der 2iebe,
Tro1t. lpenn inn 56mer5e i6rte
9us Ser5, penm ni6ts nns bltebe,
Sid Ioi1en mir hpG MEL
@ieh'. ipie mir hi6 nmltriden
N}it uni'res Nrmes MaGt.
9a mao Sic SGlperter a1den
Slut uns bas Seer Der Nadt;
eSn 2eib nnb Srerlb berbmroen
Mlit Sir, 0 9reus, urs 1tebl
llub falen mir bon &unDen,
Sid lollen mir bo6 MEL
Sr1o1t ouf bes 5ieges Sliigleiu
Sic Gdter himmeltpdrts;
@ir mohen frpmm bt6 1tegeln
Su infer &inber 5er5;
ilm1nnIt beiu 9roh'n unb @erbenL
9u cSubasrntte = fliebl
oSrn 2eben lnlo TN Steroe1t
Sas &re1s befommit bn MEL
9os merit eud), @reu8esfeinbel
Sic Sreplerbano 5lrid,
Sic ms at ral1ben meinte
9es Glalibeus lebtes &liidl
@us bpd I'M 9etltgtbn1ne
SEES ainberlim1s gebieb
oUs Iebte, fh6r1te 8lnme,.
9ag &reus beformt lift MEL
9o mao Sic 9oge bdmmern,
Sic @bnagoee idrei'n;.
SEES nelten Moraens 9dn11nern
8richt 1don inn Often Elm.
6 brolllt Durb ale 2anoe
@te Stl1rmesmelpnte
llnb siiubet glei1 bem 8rnnoe:
9as @reu5 befpmrnt ibr ME!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-13

Die 5lianrrpengeaogeren Mh1stelrt,
tpelde 2umbago 10 idmer5baH modt,
meroen tpie6er geidueioig 6a1rd oe
Mntpenoalng bon 81. Safobs Sel, p1ro
|oie Steifbeh nerfdlpinof mid Ser
Seilarrg.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-13

gum @uten, cine fortm1brenoe Mnf<
mmterung 5ur Gugeno; ibr TITLES
8alten lit ,pie cine Come, Ole nod
allen &idtungen bin beglidenoe
'Sfrablen m1sien6et.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1913-02-04

u., tre Leader Want columns
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1913-02-04

Mode ara Dictionary Now.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1913-02-04
TOPICS or TOWN
L.nlan Season
Lcn.an s.-.-.e. al rr---t.

H.aHcla.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-12-24

must be rated in the very first rank
of the middleweights. He is the logi-
cal opponent for Jimmy Clabby, and
the winner can rightly claim the
championship of the division. Eddie
McGOOrty, who was a. claimant to
the title before he went to Australia,
will probably be eliminated because
OF the natural increase of weight due
to the long sea voyage.
Ciabb yand Chip can provide as
hot an entertainment as any two
men, big or little, in the ring today.
The Hammond man is as clever as
they come, far superior to Chip. His
punch, however, will not shape up
with the killing kick of the Greek,
though we'd hate. to have it land on
us. Upon Clabby's ability to stall off
Chip, wear him out by putting up an
impregnable defense, and then wad-
ing in and slipping over a punch,
would depend the result of the fight.
If Chip could solve the defense,
and reach home now and then with
one of his mauls, the pride of In
diana would be a sad young man.
Yesterday was Connie Mack's fifty
first birthday anniversary. He cele-
brated by saying the Athletics would
win the pennant in 1914.
The Cincinnati baseball bosses,
who hire and fire managers with
such easy grace as to call to mind the
Chicago school board, are either go
ing to let Charley Herzog have a real
chance to run the team, or are put
ting up a great stall.
Garry Hermann announced yes
terday that he and Charles Webb
Murphy had talked over several
rades, and would probably pull deal
in few days. Garry added that he
would not make definite move until
Herzog had given his approval.
This was one question that caused
Joe Tinker a lot of trouble. Joe
claims that men were traded, waivers
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-12-24

1t Hermann'S statement is honest,
and really means that Herzog will
be given, a chance, then the Reds can
hope to finish somewhere in the race.
But if the same procedure that mark
ed the last few years is followed, no
man on earth cain put a winner in
Rhineland.
Running on perfect schedule, the
rumor factory today turns out yarn
connecting Joe Tinker with the Fed
eral League. Promoters of the third
organization are said to have Of
fered Tinker $4,000 to manage the
Chicago team for three years.
And that offer is not so foolish as
some people may think. Tinker
would easily be worth that much coin
to the Federal Leaguers. He would
prove a big drawing card, both at
home and on the road.
Tinker will not discuss the deal,
but intimates he has thought quite
seriously of that $4,000 bait, which
is a large bunch of coin to be dangled
before any man. Brooklyn must
come through with a $4,000 bonus
to get Tinker, and so far Charles
Holiday Ebbets has performed like
real magnate, refusing to separate
himself from the coin.
Yale is reported to have offered
Notre Dame football game for 1914.
Another nice little practice game for
Old Eli Perhaps Yale wants to learn
something about the forward pass,
remembering what good coaches the
Notre Dame players proved for the
Army this year.
cy Williams, Cub oUtfieIder, will be
married tonight to Miss Vada Perkins
of Goodland, Ind.
The auto given to Frank Schultz
in 1911 by the Chalmers commission
for being the most valuable man to
his team, was destroyed by fire at
the Cub outfelder's winter home in
Georgia last week.
= IL
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1913-01-24

.L|l.GNIII' |. ] Wiz: \ GAR
RY on FIGHT
Are Ready to Proceed With
County Isl e a Il Contest III
II Against Bowbe ellis.

Minot, n .. Jan. " he
contest proceed edllngs instituted
more than two years ago by
the people Of Ignite against
the selection of + Bo1'W,bellss II as the
permanent It. county 1'll Y s. & q t: OF i
Burke county Will Y, 3 be up tor + fI'
trial at the next term e Of Of the
district court IN IN :: Burke Y county, unity
according to arrangements
which were completed last Sat
urday. mn
. The contest Was instituted at
the same time that y meandamus az l1'l )
proceedlngs were brought to
compel the &C county Y canvasslng
board to reco and canvass
the votes OF certain II. voting l11lg
precincts which h 9 d been
Thrown out by the canyasslng
board and which gave BoW]bells
9 maj Jorlty OF the votes for the
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BIRDS DESTROY
MANY INSECTS
Report Shows that Many North
Dakota Birds Live En-.
tirely on Insects.

The following extract will
give some idea of the good
work that birds do. It is from
The Extension for November,
1912, published by the Exten-
sion Department, North Dako-
ia Agricultural College:
"a pair of nesting Wrens
have been observed to take ov-
er 600 insects from a garden in
one day, while investigation
shows that SO per cent. Of the
food of Wrens consists Of in
sects. A young Robin in one
day ate 165 cutworms while
another young Robin ate from
SO to rs cutworms per day for
a Is day period. A study of
$50 stomachs of Robins shows
that 43 per cent. Of the food
was animal matter largely in
sects and their larvea and At
per cent. wild, not tame, fruit.
One Chickadee had 454 plant
lice in it's stomach. A cedar
Warnings stomach contained
100 cankerworms, that of a
Nighthawk so grasshoppers,
that of a Flicker 1000 cinch
bugs. A Maryland Yellow
throat was reckoned as having
eaten $500 plant lice in &c
minutes. Insects and their al
lies constitute rs per cent. of ::
the contents of 205 Bluebird
stomachs. Caterpillars made
up 81 per cent. Of the stomach
contents of 113 Baltimore Cri-
oles. Stomachs Of 238 Meadow
larks examined showed 73 per
cent. animal matter, nearly all
insects. Grasshoppers a n d
crickets were the important
items of the bill Of fare being
29 per cent. average for the en-
tire year and go per cent for
August. During August and
September the food was 80 per
cent. insects.
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partments Of Agriculture that
the cost of producing a bushel
Of wheat is SO cents Adding
this to the 46 IL cents, the
CONNIE ercial value of the plant
food removed in a bushel of
wheat and its straw, the total
cost Of a bushel Of wheat is
.$1.O4 1-2 cents. To make a pro-
fit the farmer must receive
more than this per bushel.
The keeping Of livestock is a
necessity. Fertility will be
turned back to the land. The
labor needed is better distrib-
Iuted and the live stock bust
ness is less subject to adverse
climatic conditions than grain
raising. The silo will greatly
increase the number Of cattle
that can be kept; on a a.given area
of land. The silo is in one
sense a concentrated meadow.
If five good cows are kept
and the none y received from
the butterfat put into the bank,
at the end of fifty years this
will amount to one hundred
thousand dollars, an amount
that it possible for a man Of
twenty one to accumulate by
the time he is seventy. 3s
Fifty good hens, well fed and
cared for, and all the egg money
placed at interest, will at. the
end of fifty years be a sum suf-
ficient so that the interest on it
will yield a living for a family.
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IS BURIED WHEN
PIT CAVES IN
Minot Man Narrowly Escapes
Death While Digging I'm.
@ Der Ground.

Minot, N. D., Jan. 21.-John
Swords, 1913 Third street, sus-
tanned a fracture of the right
leg, and a number Of severe
cuts and bruises when he was
buried beneath an avalanche of
earth and gravel in a pit at
Fisk avenue and Seventh st.
on the North side late Friday
afternoon.
Swords is employed as q lab
orer by Benjamin cDonnel,
contractor. In company with
several other men he was en-
gagged in loading gravel for con-
struction purposes into q wa
gon which was standing in the
pit. @:#
AS the upper crust Of the
ground was frozen the workmen
were not touching that part of
the pit, but were following the
softer material out from be-
meath.
Finally the crust Immediately
over the spot at which Swords
was working became 80 loosen
ed, that without any warning
it caved in, burrying him COM
Ipletely !
His companions Immediately
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WORKING FOR THE BOSS

making good on these. And
the first thing you know you
are. reading WANT ADS''
again. Take interest in the
work. Any job that is worth
your time is worth every min
ute Of it. No job worth while,
has any watching the clock in
it. II Most jobs look simple on
the surface. But the success
element Of a job is under the
surface. Even the Boss does
not know how Tar under it is,
SO it is your business to dig it
up. s5.s
A boy who went to factory
to work began to count the>num-
Der, of motions necessary to
move things from place t o
place. He found outNt that too
many motions were being used.
He arranged the material so as
to reduce the number. The re-
suit was the output increased
and the work paid more pro
fit. No boss ever lived that
would not notice a result like
that.
"A girl working at the ribbon
counter studied the demands of
the stores customers, until
she knew just how to arrange
the stock on the shelves so
that she could reach out and
get it at the least loss Of time.
What was the result? She
used fewer /, motions. Hence,
she did not get tired as quick
" as before. Stock called for
frequently was near at hand.
Stock called for once a week
was not in the way. The Gus
toner was served more quick
". And, finally, more custo-
mers could be served in an hour.
Hence, more business could be
done. These are some of the
simpler things that result from
taking an interest from what
liessunder the surface of thejob.
Nobody will ever point them out
to you. Tt is your business to
find them and put them into
practice. The better you do
your work the more valuable
the business becomes to your
boss, and the more valuable
you become yourself to him.
The difference between a
skilled worker and an unskilled
one is called the THINKING
DIFFERENCE. > T.
When you get working on
that basisthe basis Of the
THINKING DIFFERENCE --
you need never again worry
about the future. You have
become efficient and no efficient
worker is ever discharged.