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Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1913-06-25
0aitheryille

Farmers are very busy this hot, dry
weather, -
viii Chambers and family spent last
Sunday on CrOwsOn.
Olive White aud Mary Gather visit.
ed Mrs George Crews near Red Hill
Thursday last
Little Cordie Douglas is very sick at
this writing with fever and pneumonia.
Mrs Oliver Smith of Lawrencebure
has been spending a few DAYS with
her nephew, Mr.. Douglas, On the Strib-
ling farm
Master John Gibbs of your city has
been spending few days with his
audt, Mrs Tom Gather,
Harold Lindley Of Nashville is
spending two weeks with his parents
here
Lillian McCIanahan of your town
has been visiting her aunt, Mrs W E
Chambers.
Tom Gather and Sam BusbV spent
Tuesday night on ShOal Creek fishing
near the John Smith farm.
Mrs Nell Jenkins, Of Knoxville is
spending few weeks with her father
G P Horn rp the StnbIing farm,
Will Potter aud Andrew Laws Of
Shoal Greek have moved to Gibbs Bros
mill
CIeve aud Clint Bennett and Ed John.
son are working for Gibbs Bros.
Mrs. Villa Lindsey and little daugh;
ter Ruby, Of mt, Pleasant, Texas, who
has been visiting her sister, Mrs Ton
Gather has returned home.
Mrs HUFF Of CrOwsOn has been witt
her daughter, Mrs Douglas the pas
week.
Little Ethel Davidson is on the punt
list.
Mrs Mark Slaele is quite sick a
this writing.
Millard Gibbs Of Long Branch spen
Friday night with his sister here.
Mrs Tennie McClueeaee and Mr.
Bob, Williams and children we're visit
Ors Of Mrs c Douglas one day las
week.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1913-06-25
H. S Herald'S
Final Number
ilanager Sims Gets Out Last
Issue Of School Journal for
the Year

Manager AlmOn Sims has Just got
Oul the last issue Of The 1912 IS
volume Of the High School Herald.
When II is considered that Mr.. Sims
aud MS associates have, with but little
training in that line, done ali the work
On this issue. il is truly remarkable
achievement. The editorial work,
printing, binding aud all has been
done by the pupils themselves, aud the
work is very crsdilabls A number Of
very fine cuts appear 10 the final issue,
which with the very excellent articles
appearing therein make quite an al.
tIacliVe booklet Our rieht.thiukine
people are proud Of the High School,
and its paper should not be overlooked
as an important factor in promoting
that admirable school spirit, so notice.
able here.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1913-06-25
Save County
A Neat Sum
Equalization Board Finds Sl44,s
600 OF UutaXed Personality

The County Board d Equalization,
composed Of Ola Crane Jesse MCArlOr,
JnO Howard, + {. Wisdom and E. c.
COliman. has completed its labors after
some excellent and profitable work for
the taxpayers Of the county Besides
squalizine a vast amount Of property
assessment, aud striking out duplicate
aud erroneous entries, the Boards most
notable action was. perhaps the pick
ing up" Of Si44,OOO Of personally
which had escaped the assessors in.
QUESTION. This will add a very gOOdy
sum to the taxes Of the county and
provide a more just and adequate as.
sessment II demonstrates The wisdom
Of selecting for public service our most
capable men.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1913-06-25
Obituary
MILF THOMSON.
RUFUS THOMSON.

The death angel visited the home Of
Lewis Johnson, Of WaYland Springs on
June 9, 1913, and claimed for its
victim his vile, Ada Johnson. She was
i'll only few days but bore her suffer.
log with patience, She leaves hus-
band, one sweet little girl, a mother,
sisters aud brother and many friends
10 mourn her death. All was done by
helping hands that could be done
We feel that our loss is Heavens gain
and may the loved ones look TO Him
Who dOelh all things we'll ard be ready
when the summons shall come for them
to meet her in Heaven, The loved
ones have the heartfelt sympathy Of
this community. Funeral services
were conducted by Rev. R J. Tucker
and the remains laid TO rest at Way
land Springs CemeterY.-A Friend.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1913-06-25

A substitute in medicine is never
for the benefit of the buyer.
Never be persuaded to buy any,
thing but Foley's Honey and Tar
Compound for coughs and colds,
for children or for grown persons.
1t is prompt aud effective. It
comes in yellow package, with
beehive on carton. 1t contains
no opiates. Take mo substitute
for Foley's Honey aud Tar Com
pound. Crowder Bros. & Beck
ham. -. (Adv)
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1913-06-25

For catalogue or infOrma-
ton pertaining to Lawrence
County High School address
D. C. STUNKARD,
SeWanee, Tenn.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1913-06-25
Lost

On Saturday, June i4th, a sack con-
tanning about Is pounds OF Wool
Finder please leave at Buchanan Bros
store or notify me and get reward.
W. E. YOUNG,
Lawrencebure, Tenn.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1913-06-25
Farming Lands
at $500 Acre
WisdOm.Dunn Deal Sets a High
Water Mark for Farm Land
Values.

The purchase OI some farm lands al
the price Ol a round $500 per acre, is
worthy Of note, 10 that il sets a high
matk never before reached 10 this sec,
lion on lands suited only for farming
purposes F. c. Wisdom bought a
tract from Jas. T Dunn, near the old
Sykes Factory for this price, last week
This tract has no house or improve.
menls whatever, and the price is based
purely on The remarkably fertile soil, il
being subject 10 winter overflows that
make il richer and richer every year.
This deal only confirms our faith in
the very great agricultural future for
this gOOdly county.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1913-06-25
DEPARTMENT A
w. A. HENsLEY superintendent.
LIVE STOCK (Lirnited TO Lawrence County,,
II ACQ HnBcEc aimee ANn lA~Ke

Premiums given for products grown by our tertllzer
LEOMA UNION WAREHOUSE MANUFACTURING co,
Corn-Best ten
/, 200 pounds Mountain Corn Grower
100 pounds Mountain Corn Grower
Wheat-Best half bushel;
/. 200 pounds King Wheat Grower
2. 100 pounds King Wheat Grower.
Oats--Best half bushe best 100 stalks:
/. pounds Lawrence County High Grade.
q 100 pounds Lawrence County High Grade.
Cotten-Bes three stalks
l. 200 pounds Old Land Guano
2. 100 pounds Old Land Guano
Millet-Best half bushel; best 100 stalks;
l. 100 pounds Lawrence County High Grade.
= 100 pounds Lawrence County High Grade,
Sofa Beans-Best half tAshe best six stalks: \
l. 100 pounds l2lS
g pounds 12-lS
Stock Peas-Best half bushel; best six stalks:
/ 100 pounds 12-1S
100 pounds 121S
Irish Potatoes-Best half bushel;
100 pounds IyeOma High Grade Quick Grower
Sweet Potatoes-Best half bushel
leo pounds Leoma High Grade Quick Grower
Best display of above products from farm
l. $500
3 $3.50
given for products grown by our fertilizer
LEOAIA UNION WAREHOUSE & MANUFACTURING co.
DEPARTMENT C,
l. T. NIPHER, Superintendent
POULTRY AND PETS
Best trio Barred Plymouth Rocks Loo
trio White Plymouth Rocks Loo
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1913-06-25
Miss Willie Hale is
Leader on First Count
-Four Others Make Strong Race Second Count
July II. SIS in Prizes. Extra Vote Prizes
Are Very Liberal

The first count Ia our plane contest
has been made, and while only
one could be winner, 1--WE ladies' have
proven themselves adroit and capable
contestants, so as to make il evident
that II will take The final count to e..
able one to even guess who will get the
piano. Miss Willie Hale leads in The
first count and gets the $40 prize, as
the result Of her splendid work since
The contest opened She got an early
start, aud has worked faithfully and
we'll deserves her success.
She realizes from the way her com.
pslitOrs went alter and got the votes,
that she will have 10 fight every inch
Of the way, however. Several Of the
contestants had only been actively at
work for short time, and the votes
they piled up was remarkable.
The following is the standing Of the
candidates:
1st, Miss While Hale 26,27S
End, Miss May Richardson 1890
3rd, Mrs. c. c. StOckard 14,47S
4th, Mrs. Aleie Chaflin ii,42S
Sth, Mrs. Bob Taylor Mclean 1850
9th Mrs. W. A. Springer 1850
Other votes scattering.
KELso
Miss Mildred simms. l.O25
LAwRENCEBURG Z. +. D.
G. W. Lindley 4" " /" l.l26
Mrs. Geo. R. MOudy K. r. 5, 1875
Miss Annie Reavis r. Z 2. 1875
LAwREnCEBURG
Maude Rainey, 1,2OO
Miss Marie Gilbreath, 1925
OROwsON
Miss Myrtle Kidd, 1000
OREsTvIEW
I, H. Reynolds 1869
BRACE
Miss Vesta Dawes. 1925
WEST POINT
PLEAsHNT POINT
Miss Minnie Newton, l,2OO
" Annie Copeland, l,IOO
Iron CITY
Miss Mamie LRckey, 1925
Miss Alice Horne, Of West Point, and
Mrs. COrdia Lowe, Of CrOwsOn, are
new contestants in the great Piano
Voting Contest.
The next count will be on July II,
at which time we will give away SIS
in prizes Only votes cast between
now and July II will be counted for
these prizes, so that one contestant has
as good chance as another, or a new
contestant altogether may win. All
votes are counted, however, on final
count for the piano and eleven mer.
chants prizes.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1913-06-25

N0TICE-The Fair Catalogue is now
being published and at an early date
the premium list viii be run in the
DemOcFa.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1913-06-25
Personals
Straw Hats cleaned and block
ed, w. II HARVEY

Straw Hats cleaned and block
ed, w. II HARVEY
E.G Parkss was 10 Alabama, OF
businss the latter part Of last week
Miss Bessie Long Of Sheffield is the
guest Of her aunt, Mrs ] m. Stone.
Miss Alice Horne, Of West Point has
been visiting Miss Myrtle Watkins
Miss Willie Hale was visiting in
LOrsllo since our last issue
Margaret, the little daughter OI Mr..
and MRS Ed McNeal is sill very III.
Misses Jim and Louise Crews are
visiting their grandmother, Mrs. --
Crews
GA FreemOn aud son, Lilburn, Of
Columbia, visited relatives here last
week end
Miss Maud Gilmore has returned
from a visit 10 her sister, Mrs. Walter
McAlisler, at Nashville.
Mrs James T Dunn and sons, Jas.
Thomas and JnO B, were visiting in
Nashville Two days last week
Miss Ruth McMackin who has been
in school here has returned to her
home at Wayland Springs.
Services by Rev. S. H. Eshman will
be held at the c. P, Church both
mOrnine and evening July 6.
Mr. and Mrs. Polk Conner came up
from Sheffield aud spent two days last
week with Mr., aud mrs.. F . Conner.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hammond have
returned TO Nashville, having been the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs R. B. Williams.
Miss Ola Springer a winsOme young
lady Of West Point spent last week here
the guest Of her cousin, Mrs. NJ. Ii
Cover.
Note the primium list Of the Law.
renee County Fair Catalogue. Prizes
on many things are more than last
year.
| have cultivated blackberries
for everybody, now ready for
shipment. $3.50 for crate of six
gallons. Send cash with order
Respectfully,
Horace Rainey.
(6 Is 20 Columbia, Tenn.
Revival services we're begun at the
M, E. Church on last Sunday by the
pastor, Rev L Elliott. All are cor.
daily invited to come and assist in the
work.
Mrs. |. N. YOkeleY accompanied Bro
YOkleY 10 Carters Creek Saturday.
They will spend a week or ten DAYS
there and at LynnvilIe.
RObt H Clark, of Nashville, was the
guest Of Rev | m. YOkley and lectur.
ed on the Bible Conference at Ovoca
at the Presbyterian church,
Mrs J s. Finley left Tuesday for
months visit to Rev r. ]. Strickhn at
Dickson. From there she will 90 to
Nashville to spend month.
Mesdames Eva Richardson, Alice
Melvin of Columbia and Mrs. George
Bendermen of Mount Pleasant have re-
turned 10 their homes after a visit to
Mrs VIM. ]. Gilbreath.
Miss Louvenia Wilson, Missionary Of
the G.. P. Church, was the guest of Mrs.
E G. .Parkes at dinner on Thursday Of
last week.
Mesdames Hannah Powers and J. B.
Rippy are in Nashville visiting Rev.
]. W. FAires and family and to attend
the marriage of Miss Nary 10 Rev.
Duncan.
Mrs. Nellie Hurley who has been
the guest Of her brOthei, win Harvey
and wiIe left Friday for her home Sau
BernardinO, California.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1913-06-25
List OF Those UiVing Premiums
for the Lawrence County
Agricultural Improve.

ment Association
J.H. Stribliug SIS 90
N. Richardson & Co Zone
disc harTOw) IS 90
Buchanan Bros, (Wm. J.
Oliver Break PIOw) IL so
IF. Hobbs Il Berkshire pie) 10 90
BurtOns Drug Store Il set
Rogers spoons and deseIt forks 8 90
Kraus Bros Il John Deere
scratcher) 6 90
CrOwder Bros & Beckham Il set
Rogers knives and forks 6 90
S H Massey Il scratcher) 6 90
rs. Springer Il barrel flour 6 90
LeOma Fertilizer Factory $500
pounds Queen Cotton GrOwer) 5 so
McClanahan & Wall Il rocker S 90
First National Bank 5 90
WI Lewis / dinner set) S 90
George Bros. Il John B.
StetsOn hat) S 90
J Allen Littrell 5 90
Wv Richardson S 90
Lawrence Bauk & Trust Co. 2 so
Nv English Il sack cotton
seed meal) IS
The different things for which these
premiums will be offered will be pub
lished soon. They are to be awarded
at The meeting here this fall.
C,P. BARRETT. Local AJent.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1913-06-25
Notice

Owing to the continued dry weather,
people in town are beeinnine TO water
their gardens and most Of them are
doing more harm than good, The way
TO water a garden is TO 60 out late in
the evening and wet the soil down
several inches deep. The next morn.
ing, as soon as il is dry enough work
the top Of the ground and hold the
moisture. II should not need any
watering then for a week. II you cant
water VOur entire garden this way
water part say One'third, for several
evenings. 10 this wav Fsu will use
less water and get better results
c. P. BARRETT, Local Agent
Anything dry cleaned or dyed By
Alreds Dye Works,
w. H. HARVEY, Agent.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-26
Die 2onbuner Melbmmg, Graf SEP.

Die 2omboner Melbnns, Graf Sep
pelin beobiidtige, einen ieiner SUIT.
freu5er iiber oen 05ean gu ididen,
miro ia nod Ser 8eitdtigung -beour-
fen; 10 piel aber lit iider, bob fir
cine 6abrt iiber Den S5ean sic 3eppe,
lin'Y@e 2uftidiffe gang aqein in 6ra-
ge fommen f0nnen, unb friiber ODER
1pGter miro man es NIT benielben
tpobl audi periuden. Sic iinb Iber Die
Mor6iee unb iiber bie Office %geflogen,
baben Deutf6lan6 bon einem @noe
gum ar16ern iberquert, uno sic l1e-
berfliegung oeS feitlan6ii6en europa
fo1n al Sen unm0gli6feiten langit
ni9t mebr gere6net meroen. @o miro
mobI au6 sic @roberung Der S5ean-
luftfreiie nidt mebr lange auf it6
marten lai1en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-26

9ie Gbr1ttg, bic bie bentide Mr<
beiteridaft Dem beuti6en &aifer bat
5ntbeil tper6en laifen, tpar tpoblber>
bent. M1s @ilbelm Ser 3meite our
@egierung tam, itano Die Irbeiter.
perii@ernng nod in ibren Gnfdnger,
nn6 unermiioli6 bot er aaf tire
Mnsgeitaltung bingearbeitet. Inter
feiner tbdtigen Mitpirfung bat fte
bie m%uitergiltige Sorm erbalten, Die
ber.te bon ser gan5en @elt arerfannt
miro. Dur9 feine @intpenoungen,
einerlei, bon pel9er Seite fie famen,
bat er ii@ bon 6em norgeitredten
8iel abbringett laiien, uno tpenn
man ge1egentli@ bon einem f%o8ialen
@aiiertbnm geipro@en bot, bonn
NOR 6as mebr ols cine b1oBe &e6ens'
art. @ilbelm ser 3peite TT etn
Sriebensfirft alt9 in fo5taler @e3te'
bnng getpor6en, benin 1tnenoli9 mebr
als Elm ar6erer &errf9er feiner Set
bat er our G6roerung beS 6rfe6ens
3,uifden @apitoI mnb Mrbett beige
tragen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-26

8ofti9en COMMUNICATION, BiIion itro
Collector McGabe maBgebenb tpnretl,
,ols iie erfldrten, bab bie 8eitin1aul,1-
gen bes MabrungSberfGlidnnasgeie
bes auf 6leiid ,1no 6leiidprooufte
feine Mntpenoung fin0en. gieIeidt.
bette Der BleiidtruF Die geipiinidte
Grflarung geben fonnen, inoeiien
bur9 &ebieligfeit baben iih Die
Sleii@barone ME ausge5eidnet. Die
iebige bemofratifde M6miniitration
lit nun ri6t g%eionner, nit atpeier.
lei maB gu meiien, fie erfennt bic
MISUNDERSTANDING bes Sleii@truits
ni9t an, bot pielmebr befannt gege<
ben, BOB lie in alien Gduen, in bener
6Ieii9maaren fali6 etitettiert ODER
nit STANDARDIZATION 8raierpatip-
mitteln beban6elt mor6en finb, un-
na6ii6tli9 gegen sic Sduloigen por-
geben tper6e: -Dieier @nti9lub 1T
6ur9a11s l0bli6; boffentlid tpiro er
in bie Ebat l1mgeiebt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-26
Mnlak elmer @eibe frStlider Son.

Mn1ak einer @eibe itrSitlider Som
lit laut u@orriere 8 Stalia1
ser in Malta gebaltene tnternationale
eubariitii6e @ongreB getpeien. Cine
gan5e proteitantiide Samilie Maltas
lit fofort nod S@l1B 6es &ongreiies
fatboliid getporoen, Ser Direftor
Ser Erombabnen batte ben @r5bii6of
gebeten, sic @agen Ser Grambabn
NIT Sen pdpit1i@en Sorben i@miiden
gu 6iirfen. Ct iit ebenfaIs gum Sea-
tboli5ismus iiberBetreten nnb in Ser
Stride Ser &apu5iner Ser 6lortaner
g%etauft mor6en. Mnd sic protefton=
tif9en @etftli@en elmer Stride, bic
beim @oriibergeben Ser &ro5eiiion
nit Dem MGerbI.' ften bie @loden &C.
ldrtet batten, fin6 our fatb. Stride
iibergetreten un6 man ertpartet, oaB
an6ere &onberiionen 6ieien folgen
mer6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-26
Oie Gage Der 2ambbeb1lfermng in

Ote Sa9e Oct SanO0eDDller4H9 III
Spanien lit auBerit traarig. Der
5taat fummert ii6 gar ni@t I'M iie.
Cine itaatlide io5iale @eieBgebnng
eriitiert mod unferen 8egrtffen nidt.
Die @egierung treibt, anitatt fi6 INN
sic 8auern un6 Mrbeiter 81 flint
-mern, obe &~ulturfampfpolitif nad)
fran50iii6em Mniter. Die 6olgen
MAIDEN iid audi in elmer .immer mebr
fteigenoen Musmanberung Ser ipani=
iben 2anobebolferung bemerfbar.
@an5e 9onbitrt6e iinb idon entpol=
fert. Sic Musmanoerung gebt be-
ion6ers nod Sii6amerifa. Sn bieier
Motb bot ser &lerus, obmobl er Ell
ner ser armiten guropas lit, ange<
fangen, ~io8iale MISUNDERSTANDING
gen gu i9offen, Erob ieiner @rmutb
bringt Ser fatbolii6e &lerus gerne
finan5iele Spfer; au6 in ben Brte=
iterieminarien legt man ~ne1er6tngs
iebr pieI 8ertb auf cine praftiide TO-
5iale @6nlltng ser iungen &rieiter<
f%anbioaten. SIM Gereine nit gutge=
iin11ten 2aien gebt Ser Bfarrfler11s
nit Grfolg geeen ben 3miidenban6e1
11n6 gegen Sen @u9er, 6ie @ur3eln
ames nebels Dor. 8orternbereine,
Dorlebens= nnb 5parfaiien, @in=
Observation-Disclosures berbreiten fi@
im1ner mebr. T bgr ffHrUtertyrH
@erbaltniife iin6 audi bereits quite @r-
folge er5ieIt tnoroen. Das 2onopolt
be5eigt fid ar9 benz &lerl1s fir feine
8emiibungen 6anfbor-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-26
8abrenb bic staatsmanmer in

WabrettD Die StQ9tsmQttnef IN
8ofbineton @eiebe our 8ei9ran-
fnng ser Guaranteeing entuerfen,
mii1en sic 8armer int 2an6e nidt,
mo- iie grnteorbeiter auftreiben iollen.
essn &an1as aIein mer6en etma 49,
600 Monn perlangt, Die einen Gage
lobr bon So Bis $3.50 nebft 8ef0fti-
gung erbalten. Diefe S6ar 50ge
Damn nit 8orrlden Ser @rnte meiter
noroli9 nnb f0nnte a1f 8oden LOFT
nenbe 8ei@dftigung fin6en. uniere
@roBftaote int Often iin6 bon bon
Men16en, sic 6em Mangel abbelfen
f0nnten> allein lie mo4en e11tpe6er
nidt arbeiten, o6er file fonnen ni6t
ste &eiiefoiten Bis gum MrbeitSfel6
Qufbringen. Sb es m0gli6 lit, Ar-
beitsmiuige a,1f Soften Der Mugemein<
beit na9 Dem @eiten gu ididen, lit
cine offene Srage. 8iele @intpan6e=
rer piirben fid germ iofort irgenomel=
der Sbatigfeit 5umenoen, beitanoen
MIR Gorfebrungen, 6ieie Mntommlin=
qe nod ben ri@tigen 8laben gu be-
f0roern. Mi6t 8eidranfung Der Gin
monoerung iit: n0tbig, ion6ern intel
ligente 8ertbeilung Ser an ii6 lebr
ermunf9ten Mrbettsfrafte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-26
Der 11nteramsjdmk BEG 8nnbes=

Ser nnteransIdnf beg Bnnoes=
ienats, ser ii6 nit Ser Briifung Ser
MISUNDERSTANDING befaBt, bat
fi9 anf 5met Men6ernngen geeinigt:
@ritli9 ion sic @ren5e Ser iteuer<
freien @infommen bon $4,000 anf
$4,000 ermdBigt mer6en. l1n6 5tpei=
tens ion auf ie6es &in6 Ser 8amilie
cine @erabiebung 6es iteuerpfli6ti<
gen ginfommens INT ie $500 bemil=
liet mer6en. Mit oieien Meuer1n-
gen, 10 %poblgemeint iie au6 immer
fem m0gen, miro fein ein5iger ser
befannten @riinoe aus Ser @elt ge-
idafft, mel6e gegen 6ie @erfaiiungs<
mdBigfeit ser @orlage ipreden. SIN
@egentbeiI: sic grmdbig11ng Der
steueriumme aufgruno 6es &inoer-
reidtbnms 6iirfte BEN @egnern Der
@orlage einer @run6 mebr bieten,
biefe aIs @oiiengeiebgebung on5u-
fe6ter1.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-26

9ie @esierans in 8aibiastoa bat
iid bereit erfldrt, bel ettpaiger @elo-
fnappbeit Ser Ginan5- unb @ei4afts.
melt nit iage un6 idreibe fiinfbrn-
bert MiQioner Collars ,($500,OOO,-
OOO) aus5ubelfen. gs mdre nidt oaS
erite Mal, BOB Die @epibbeit, I'M
Sale ser Motb &ilfe 81 finben, Ell.
mem Motbfa1e norgebeugt batte. Mit
iolden 500 Milionen in Der &eierpe
ioate es ii@ erm0gli@en loiien, Die
ellel1mungen gu beieitigen, Die ii6
nur au5u gerne einiteQen, lpen11 bic
Mtogli9feit elmer @elofnappbeit ber-
a%n5ubammern i6eint.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-26

8efanmtlid liest benz &onerek Elm
@erfalinngs- Mmenoement Dor, mel<
DIES Sen amerffaniiden Sra1aen oas
gtimmre9t getpdbrt. Sc miro nun
aus 8aibington gemeloet, Die GUT
fragetten, oie eingeieben batten, bob
es ii6 fir iie Dor alien Dingen boz
rum banole, Dos &aus gu getpinner,
hdtte1t fi9 nit Sen 6raaen, S0dterr,
Maie11 nno Santen Der Mbgeor6neten
pcrbin6et unb bieie miirben bon iebt
an nod ellen @egeln Der &unft beor-
beitet per6en. Gle mlrben gu Sal1ie
nidts mebr gu boren befommen als
6rauenitimmre6t. Gum 8riibitiid,
gum Mittageiiem nnb gum Mbenoel1e11
tper6e man ibne,1 bos MabI nit Mr'
gumenter fir Sra11enitimmrebt miir>
aen uno iie nidt in @ube Iaiien, Bis
fie fapitulirten. Das lit gar feia
iiibler @Ian. Die Smffragetten TEN
men a11geni@einli@ TIRE @%appenbei'
mer. sic miiienA baB Ser merifa-
niide Durdfdnittspolitifer Dor nibts
mebr Mngit bat als Dor Dem Inter
rod. gber, tpie = tpet11 Der cine
ODER anoere BON ben @bgeoroneten,
Dem mat 5u &a11ie bas 2eben our
2alt madt, in feiner Ger5peifl1ng
arnuf Ia11ft uno a11f &bmege geratb?
Das mdre bod redt ,1nat,genebm fir
Sic @uffragetten, Die 1id iiber bic
8eba,1ptltng, baB TIRE Rropoga11oa
ben bd118lider Grieoen ut1tergrabe, 10
germ ll1ittg MAIDEN.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-26
Sc Iieat ,ns uidjt an, piele @orte

Gs liest nns nidt an, biele @orte
nber sic unferer Staot ieoenfans
nidt gum &rbme gerei6en6e, Ii@ gu
elmer ernften @%ontroberie in ben eng
Ii1den Stabt5eitungen enttpidelnoe
51
perlieren; es miro 6tes genugiam bon
ben ct. CLOUD Eagesblattern uno
Dem %neueroings in @aft ct. @lono
eri9einenoen englii@en 8latte be-
1orgt meroen. @ir iagen MIR, oaB,
mie ieoe ar1oere Sa6e 10 au6 Die ct.
CLOUD neutrality-suspicious. ibre bei=
ben @eiten bot, un6 6aB our6 elm
Ser5ablen mandes @uten, bas oie
Notwithstanding fir ii6 bat
uno bas ii6 Biz -oabin bepabrte,
n1ondb Saoelnsmertbes me6er aus
getpiId)t nod meggeleugnet meroen
fam. Sod neigen mir nns Der Mn=
1i6t bin, baB ser bon gemiier Seite
ongeregte v&ecau" perfriibt tit; man
1oute Sen g~tootfommiiiaren INNER
bin 3eit eeben, 6ur6 tire fiiroere
@anolnngstpeiie bie aufgetau6te &e=
col<Soee entpeber GIT i6ma6en un6
ga115 aus Dem @ege gu rdumer1, ober
ie1elbe b11r6 nnpioerlegbare' Grim
be 5u befraftigen uno ol1rdfiihrbar 5u
MAIDEN.