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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-03-22
Hattleld a sttike Breaker.

DR.. Hatfield, governor of the
state. has been deadlock breaker
and now he is engaged as a strike
breaker but not the ordinary kind,
such as trying to work at the
strikers Job. lHe is a very different
kind Of strike. breaker, The people
of the state knows what he is trying
his level best to do, namely, to re-
store peace and work in the Ka-
na@ha coal fields. They hope to be
will succeed. Concerning Governor
Hatfield as breaker of deadIocks
and strikes, the Morgantown Post
Chronicle makes correct estimate
OF him as follows:
Governor Hatfield has more than
once convinced the people of West
Virginia that he has the qualities
of a winner: When he starts out to
accomplish a particular task he
keeps everlast.agly at 1t until he gets
results. There was demonstration
OF his winning powers in his CAM
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-03-22
INAlLA ACE

= :
WALEA cE Mar. 22-The Ladies
Aid Society met Thursday afternoon
in the home Of Mrs. Harry Bolts in
the Middle Run addition. There was
q good attendance and much inter
est was manifested by the members
present. The refreshments that
we're served BY the hostess did not
mar the pleasures Of the evening.
The vesper Gas Company shot its
Charles R. Smith No. i well Thurs
day. The well made a nice flow ami
It is thought that 1t win be good
producer.
Mrs. Dora Plumb, of Folsom. was
here recently guest of friends.
Mrs. A. P. Russell, of Buckhan-
zion, is here guest of her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. orr, of the Barnes
addition.
Mrs. Frank Mcdonald and Miss
Meta Robinson are spending a few
days with friends in Clarksburg.
j. n. coletrane. of Haywood. was
business visitor here Friday morn
ing.
The South Penn Oil Company has
made locations on the an. T. Gun
ningham farm on Little Rock Camp.
and the G. W. Mc1ntire, farm on Big
Rock Camp.
Ashby Arnett. OF Fairmont, is a
guest of relatives here.
E. $. EastonshasI complsted a ties.
well on the Richard Webb farm on
big Elk and has a duster.
R. T. Scott has resigned his posi-
ton as mail messenger here and has
been succeeded by C. W. Mick.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-03-22
The Anonymous Contributor.
Ihere would LIE Teddy

The Huntington Herald Dispatch
makes a correct statement, which
ought TO be more generally needed,
in the Following editorial paragraph.
g No respectable. newspaper any
longer needs an anonymous commu-
nicaticn to the extent OF giving it
publication. 1t seems to have been
tacitly settled that the man who is
unwilling to let the editor know who
he is, is either coward or ashamed
of his work., and in either case the
editor would have cause to be
ashamed of giving lit publication.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-03-22
Test the Seed Corn.

The average yield Of corn IN West
Virginia can Ne doubled this season
If every tanner viii test his seed
corn. He should quit replan:ing as
it is not proilsSble. He can well al
ford to Quit.,replantins # he tests
every ear before he plants ii: IN fac;
If the testing is properly done. there
viii be no need q repIanting
Last year the College Of Agricul-
tuge at the West Virginia University
tested several hundred samples o:
seed corn from nearly every section
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-03-22
President WILSON'S % n1nnositin

President Wilson'S opposition to
the Chinese loan the nations Ed
agreed upon to help new republic
establish t;l Iil itself does not impress him
on the banking public of the world
as a ruler who grasps the possibili-
ties Of the future Of China and the
great trade relations this country
would be able to build up with China
as a result Of an act of accommoda-
ton and friendship. No one blames
Huntington WILSON, assistant secre,
tary of state, for refusing to be
spokesman for such policy.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-03-22
For the Easter
Bride From
Her Friends
By John P. Fallen.

The problem of making APP
propriate wedding presents is
is longer thestsgk that 1t used
ITO be. OF course, If one pro-
ceeds along the old method of
purchasing without forethought,
without knowing what to buy
or where to buy, the problem
is one difficult of solution.
Today. however. merchants
who make a speciality Of ap-
propriate wedding gifts adver-
tise them in THE TELEGRAM.
By reading these advertise
ments closely and constantly
every night you will be able to
choose at your leisure, know
just what you want and pur-
chase to best advantage.
Among the most pleasing
gifts for the Bride are Sterling
stlverware, Electric or Gas
Lamps, Glassware, Cut Glass,
Hand Painted China, Dinner
/ Ware, Labor-saving Household
Utensils and novelty Furniture.
All these things are advertised
in THE TELEGRAM from time
to time by Clarksburg's most
reliable merchants.
Keep your eye on the adver-
tisements which appear in THE
TELEGRAM--they will keep
you posted on the new things
Just out" and enable you to
purchase everything you buy
with forethought,
~ -
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-03-22

OF the state and one sample tested
ninety-two poor grains to every eight
good ones. The average test would
have given but one-half stand Of
corn. 81.
The farmer should not blame the
weather or soil when he has failed
to test his seed corn.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-03-22
Would Have Teddy.

PittsDurg Dispatch, because one
jury makes fool of itself. is no rea-
son for abolishing the system. Ii
Theodore Roosevelt could wipe ont
the Judges and, you the iuries, how
could we ever try cases? -ParkersL
burg State journal.
There would be Teddy.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-03-22
SEE THENEW Sg
BRLKRN BLOUSE
JACKETS, S7.9S

Beautiful Balkan Blouse Jackets so mddh
worn in fashion centers. Made of scarlet thfbet
cloth, collar of white bedford cord, All sizes for
Misses and Ladies'
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-03-22
An Evening Echo. 4.

"A am. persuaded that every time, a !
man smiles, hut much more SO when
ne laughs, It adds something to this.
fragment Of HE. sTERNE. Z
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-03-22
. sPEcIALT TERM.

Judge Raymond Maxwell returned
this afternoon from Weston where a
term of circuit court is being held
and he is holding a special term here.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-03-22
Specials For
Tonight

csc ALL SILK RIBBONS. ........ 15c I'd.
All staple colors in silk Taireta and Satin
Ribbons. On sale main floor.
e0c HNIsTITCHED BED SHEETS. sec
Double bed size, s1x9O inches.
csc HEMSTITCHED PILLOW CASES. .15c
Size 4sx3s inches, best quality. Better
than Salem. ,itliSf! Z
15c HuCK TOWELS. $4,000. IS FOR 40c
Size 19x40 inches. Henmed ends.
$t.0O NIERCERIZED TABLE DASIASK 49c
Two yards wide, all new patterns. On sale
main floor. $50
719c APRON CHECK. ........ 7-sc
On sale In Economy Basement.
$3.50 NERCERIzED NAPKINS. gsc Doz.
Size 20x2o inches. Hcmmed. On sale
main floor. js SO t.t ~
15c AND 1sc wONIENS VESTS 2 FOR 25c
All sizes in sleeveless vests.
1oc LAWN AND CAsIBRIc HANDLER
CHIEFS .........., s....f........ 6 FOR csc
Sizes for men and women.
.S1.50 CURTAIN STRETCHERs. S1.1O
CURTAIN sTRETCHERs l.. $3.50 & $1.75
$500 SALAD BOWLS .....,.....,... CSC
$2.9s ALUMINIUM TEA KETTLES. 1.gs
The very best quality imported pure alum
mum. Three sizes to select from. Extra
large, large anu medium.
csc ENAMEL WARE. .....,.......... 10c
Buckets, Pans, Stew Pans, Sauce Pans,
Basins, Pic and Cake Pans, Culandcrs, Cups,
etc.
Zoe GAS NIANTLES .......... 5 FOR 25c
Zoe CLOTH TISSUE TOILET PAPER
3 ROLLS FOR Observation-Disclosures. CSC
Fine White Crepe or new Cottonette.
CSC AND soc STEEL BAKING PANS. .19c
GLASS TUNIBLERs ..........0 FOR &c
$f.25, $f.5O WAFFLE IRONS. .....t soc
Three sizes. best reversible waffle irons
soc BATH ROOM SET ............ a8c
Never INSTRUMENTATION set-mounted on
sheet metal-rcady TO hang. One tnmbler
holder, one towel bar, one soap dish, and
tooth brush holder.
75c ENAMEL WATER PALS. .......3 SOC
Large size, blue-white lined.
75c ALUMINIUM SAUCE PANS. ..... acc
S1.35 DOVER SAD IRONS. ........ $500
(Sct of 3 Irons)
$500 ASBESTOS SAD IRONS. ...... $1.s5
(set of 1rons)
SOC ALUMINIUM SAUCE OR STEW PANS,
FOR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. S1.OO
Special set OF three sizes, made in Ger
many; pure aluminium.
soc ENAMEL WARE ............... CSC
Large water buckets, tea kettles, and cof-
fec pots, all sizes, large Berlin kettles, stove
pans, sa1ce pans. dish pans, etc. Come in
light blue and also grey.
$1.95 FAMILY SCALES ........... csc
Improved National family scales, will
weight up to "a pounds.
PORCELAIN SLoP JARS ........... 9sc
SOC SALAD BOWLS ................ CSC
New decorations, good size, beautiful linz
ported bowls, worth soc. Large assortment
to select from.
soc WINDOW SHADES ......... 20c
SO inches wide by feet long. Dark or
olive green.
Excellent chopper for small family.
$3.50 SALAD BOWLS ............. 75c
A new importation enables us TO offer
this extraordinary bargain.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-12

@init m ger @ntidIuB.
= @irtb: $50 iino 6enn sic Serren
bonn @ton1mtii9 ale geblteben?"
S&enner:: ~ bat eben am Selepbon
geflingelt, ga iin6 iie ale aufgeiprun-
gen nn6 nod @auie gegangen!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-12
2tnotredc.
aimoerlisem, sic feline iino.

vBor MQem ems, metn &ino, lei
treu nnb mabr;; lab ME sic 2uge bet=
men Muno entmeib'n!" SIT 6as aino
erit iotpeit f0rperli6 uno geifttg ge-
bieben, baB linn 6as g%1ternbans ooei
sic @d1,le ienes Gidtertport gu eiger1
:1oden f0nnen, .bann itno Die Sabre,
IN oenen Sic 2iige 8eltb bon i'm,
nimmt, idon an ser Nrbeit gemeien.
Nonn bot 6as &ino i6on bas Be-
pnBtIein ser nnmabrbeit, petB, oub
es ii6 ourd sic 2iige oieien ooer ie=
men gortbeil peridaffen fann. 3ieie
pirflide 2ige peroient itrenge Sc
1trofung; menn sic Wfl1tter Die fennf.
oann laiie Tie feline Madiidt palten.
Mber bon oieien 2ueen iou bier nidt
ge1proden mer6en, ion6ern bon Sen
ainberligen, Sic 6afir angeieben
mer6en nn6 6o6 eigentlt9 gar feline
lin6.
Die 2ige finbet lid) bel alien Sir
Sern Dor, tp~enigftens bas, maS mart
in Deutf@ u2iige" nennt. Ser eng
Ian6er, BON 6em mir in Der &nber-
cr3iebung idon 10 manberlei ange=
rommen baben, lit biel borii4tiger I'M
Mns6rud; er iagt ielten: uDu ligit,
ion6ern er gebrauht Sic l1midrei-
bmng: ugou ten tories" (bn er3abllt
@ei9i9ten.)
gebr banfig, menn jemano Elm
&in6 Ser 9iige 3etben modte, iteQt
es fid bel naberer 8trodtung ber-
aus, 6aB ser @ei6oltene gar ni6t Sic
Mbiidt gebabt bat, rtntpabr gu fem.
Gin Ha6agoge bat etnn1al be1 8s=
meis 6afir erbra6t. St %unternabm
nit elmer ga1r3en Mn5abl bon &inoern
bon z Bis ID Sabren folgen6e 81
herimente: gr 5eigte alien bas Bilb
elmer 8auern1tube un6 lieB fte cine
3eit lang ge1al1 betrabten. Nls er
Damn Elm 8erb0r iber baS @eiebenc
nnftente, ergab 6as Ste iiberrai6eno-
item &efultate. Dte 5ebn= mn6 elfid0-
rigen Mdbben fagten biel unrid)ti-
ger aus, als. sic. gleibaltrigen &na-
ben, eintge batten Dinge geieben, Die
gar nibt auf Dem 8il6e eriftirten.
Mnoere lieBen fid 6nrd Sic 6rage-
ftellung miQig TIRE fibren. sic iag-
ten p0dig 6ie nnmabrbeit, un6 6od
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-12
meiiten ainber baben @nrmer.

Die meiiten ainber baben @iarmer.
giele Miitter benfen, baB tire @in>
Ser an &artleibigfeit leioen ODER an
&opfmeb, Merp6fitdt Sdmade, Ser.
itopfung, tnenn tie bie OFFER Ser ge-
m6bnlibften aler. 8inoerfranfbeiten
iinb 80 8iirmer. @igeniinrige, id1edt
gelaunte, furdtiame &inoer, tpel6e
nit ben 8dbnen fniriden, nit idled.
tenn atbem un6 Golic+5dmer5en ia.
ben aqe 6ie Mn5eiden, BOB iie @iir.
mer baben, un6 man. iollte ibnen
&dapoo @urmto6ter geben, Elm an.
genebmes gan6p &ii9el9en, bas
@iirmer bertreibt, sic gingenetbe re-
glIiert, bas 5pitem ift6iirfff uno &i11oer
gefuno uno better modt. &idnpoo
8urmaerit9rer if garantiert. 8ei al
len Mpotbefern aoer bilrd bie 8oit.
Breis 25f. @idnpap SSr,oian Meoi3in
So, BbiIaoeIpbia 1ln6 ct. 2o1lis. 500.
Iitor Dr1ig Store. - ar3eige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-12
@mmorinii1eS.


Gielperiprede n8Be-
gletten Sic MIDI ood nod ettpas, lie-
Der aollege; Sic fonnen ia bel mir
gu Mittag eiien!E
uDarauf lit SIRE Brau @emablin
gemiB ni9t eingeridtet!"
rl1niinn, 10 piel miro immer ge-
fodt; oa friegt Ser @uno eil1fa@ beu-
tie nibts!"
g + ID atiersbehaf
jung uSSbr Mam iBt alfo na@
oe1n Mittag16ldf6en immer ettpas;
bat er oenn 90 i9on mieoer SUIT
ger?"
Sea, er idlaft eben 10 la11ge, Bis
er mieoer tpelden bat!"
Ste E0dterreiden. So
WHITEWATER Cur 5rau): 81, 0en
8einbdn6ler miiilen mir unS tparm
balten; t6 glaube, Der nin1mt uniere
6rie6ertfe nod am erlten."
v@orum 6enn ser gera6e?"
Sea, ION @etnfribe bdlt bel auf
alte Marfen!"
Sronie 6es 56idia1s. -
u9llio 6as gan5e Salsle lit abge-
bra11nt, NIT alien mas barin par?"
uSSa, 6as ein5ige, mas lie gerettet
bober, lit ser = @ausidlitiel."
ger @nti@IuB.
= 8irtb: r@o ftno 6enn 6ie $errett
bonn gtammtii9 ale geblieben?"
@euner: ~ bot eben am Eelepbon
geflingelt, ga iin6 iie ale aufgefprur-
gen un6 nod 5alie gegangen!"
Gin @ei6aftsm -
Muf ieinem @ege iber Sen Marft-
pIos in Mottingbom fan6 ein Mrbei-
ter ei,1 6iinhdiaingitiid un6 men6ete
li9 an eine1 iid ndbern6en Serrn NIT
Ser Groee: u@eb, @err, lit Dos ein
e6tes?"
uSamobI," anttportete ser anoere
un6 fubr, es in Sic Saide gleiten lai-
ienb, fort: u@ommen Ste morgen
friib in metnem 8nreau Dor nit ben
reitli6en ein sdtuing a6t Bence."
u@ieio?" fragte Der Nrbeiter gan5
erltannt.
u@eiI ih &ehtsanmalt bin," uar
oie M11tppft, Limo meine @ebiibr fir
cine Ml1Sfunft lift feds @diIing adt
Hence."
SIM &eranrant. - @irtb:
uMlio unier fleiner Stiff lit 10 nut
iifalii9, naS ipielt er 6enr fit Elm
Snitrl1ment?"
&ellner:: r@elbitberitdnoli9 bie
8tffoIo=Slote."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-12

Mir ii1o alle i'm 8eiiBe bieies foit-
Iiden 8lltes; tpe1ln mir MIR moler,
toi;l1len mir oas &apitaI,s bas oft III
inherent SSl1neren iblaft, gum 8oble
Der Menidbeit perpenoen. 8ir iino
oft 10 ipariam banlit, gu beqlem, es
aus Dem S6lafe gu tueden, nnb nab
renobeilen gebt %aerientge, ben MIR ba-
nit retten t0jnrte11, t%roitlos uno per-
5lpeifelt lumber. 9ft iteben mir einem
tiefen gleno, einem groben l1ngliif
gegeniiber, mir nlodten belfen, bod
mir f0nnen es ri9t. IS lit uns ntdt
moglib in bas 8ao bes Shid1als
ei%n5ugreifen. Mber ein mitfiblenoes
@er3 f0nner mir Dem Eraurigen ent-
gegenbringen unb ~ ianfte, quite
@orte. Das geniigt oft, 6as tiefite
Web zines gequdlten Meniden gu lin
bern. limo bteies 8ort bleibt 10 oft
ungeiproden! M1an gebt idueigenh
an elmer gebrodenen @eitalt porbei,
tpenbet Sen &opf, Inn oie %pertpeirte1
Mmgel1, ber tobestraurtgen 9lusbrnd
nidt gu ieben. SD fann ia bod nidt
belfen!" Gas miro 10 leidtbin ge-
iagt. 8irflib ni4t? &annit OH nidt
bingeben n,1b cit @ort Der Site, Der
Miloe ipreden als tbeilnebmenoem,
%innerite1n @er5en? 8annit ou nidt
sic motte @anb faiien, sic p%ergebenS
l1a6 einem Salt, elmer Stute iudt?
Gle Ser Mermlte i1 Gerbitterung un0
Ger5tpeiflung n%ntergebt? - Sft tit
es cine 1rau, ein Mann, ein &n0-
MGen fornett mir quite 8orte ais Ml-
mpien bieter un6 einem Mngliidliden
neue1t 2ebensmutb ei11bauden. Gr
fam tpteoer g%lauben, lieben, boffen
lerr1en oltrd giitigen 8uiprud, ourd
liebe @orte. 90 piele iinb es, 6ie
aus Mangel an 5beilnabmc unb Ser
td1toniB 5%ugrun6e gingen. 80 ptele
lino es, sic aus Mangel an 2iebe 5u
ihlebten Meniden muroen. Sic
umaltfb0rli6 meiterrouen auf ser
gabn os Gerberbens, neil lie: nerlai=
fen uno einiam paren III Ser Na6t
oes glenos. Gielleidt bette Elm auf=
ridtiges, deficiencies, gutes @ort {ie
rotten fonner. limo mir truge11 ben
sbat oieies @ortes falt in utS fort
@ir foinren SHE belfen, tr0iten,
tpenr mir nur tppllen. l1nb mie er=
bebeno lit nidt Ser @eoanfe, einelt
l1ngliidliden aus Ser SIRE beimge=
leitet gu baben. &ommen Damn fir
uns ielbit aub idlpere Gage, 10 biir<
fen mir boffen, baB ol1@ Mnoere uns
lire Ibeilnabme nnb 9ilfe nidt per=
iagen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-12
Sin e,tes sort.

@Dflidfeit lit ia piel luelliger benelt
bon Muben, gcgcn Sic lie %a11getpenoet
miro, aIs biel mebr ienen, Die lie aus
iiben. g9Iage1l mir Dielleid)t eine
bofIi6e 8itte germ ab, mel1lr eS III i1l1-
ierer Modt ltegt, oicielbe 81 erfiae11?
@emiB ni6t, mabrenb sic nnboflide
Mnrebe zines al1berel1 unieren stol5
nno Irob berausforoert uno iofort
gegen .Iei11e @iini@e einnimmt. Inter
&oflidfeit gu &onie lit fetn iteifes 81
ben uno gpreden gu beritebett; ote
1reibeit ser &duslidfeit oarf bon ge-
roiien iper6en, nl1r oarf Tie ni6t 10
meit altsgebebnt merben, 6aB lie anbe-
re perIekt o6er In ibren 99e6ten per-
fiir5t. BUR bdasliden &0fli6feit ge-
bort eS, 6aB man gefduig unb per-
trdglid lei, bdB mon feline 8iinide
nn6 @e6iirfniiie nidt grob nn6 brr-
tai porbringe, ionoern frel1n0lid oa=
rum erin9e. Gin g1teS @ort finoet
einen gnten Drt!" l1nb einem frenn6=
liden @ort miro bel lieber nr6
ihneller Solg geleiitet, als einem bal
be1l ral1ben 8efebl.
6erner lit ni9t SIT iiberieben, bab
nnbofli@feit iebr lei6t 5ltr 8emobn=
bett miro, 10 6ab iid ser bartSli6e
Som aud int nmgang NIT Sremoen
iiber f1tr5 ooer lang bemerfbar ma6t.
@ie 1trtangenebm aber tpirft ein un=
bofli6er Menfb in Ser @eienf6aft
tpie I'M 1ffentliden 2eben. Man fanr
.es an &oitfbaltern, 8abnbofen, Bel
9tenitboten nnb &inbern ia ltn5ab-
ligemal berfolgen, mie 6ie ltnbofli6-
feit gum untpollen ret3t, emp0rt, per=
letf. Belder oe,1fenoe Menid f6nn<
tie alio rob gettng iein, I'M feline ndd-
lte l1mgebung, %6ieienige1t Meni6en,
tie fir fem 8obI beiorgt. li11b, i'm be-
bie,scaL pflegen l1no Iieben, fortgeiebt
NIT a%l1frei5en6er nnb0fli6feit 5n
rdtrfen! 8er &oflidfeit 3,1 Sauie
iiibt, ebrt fid ielbit, is1oem er feline
Mngeborigen ge3temen6 %bebanbelt.
8en1 ober &ofIidfeit idon beim
Monne cine febr ihtper 31 %ettbebren-
De G,1genb 1T, mie biel mebr ml1B iid
ibrer erit Die 5ral1 b%efleiBtgen. @aus,
9ienitboten, &inoer, ia ni@t feltet1 Der
Mann feIbit, iino getrene 5piegel Der
@alsfrM.
Modte bod aud ieoe Srau iid
6efien bollfommen .betpnBt fem 1in6
baber bos 8eitreben 5eigen, iid m0g-
an biIoen urb 81 bereoeln, I'M
it1otreH l1rfahe 51 fem, BOB iid IN
ibrer Ndtbe CUTE, gefttete meni@en
.enttpideln. Ma11 gIo11bt nidt, mie
leidt ft@ Gebler 111t6 i@Iedte @e-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-12

E#zN1G 49,. AEF~N. 1890. EEF sWs-rE EHH-
%mobnbeiten nuf nnoere Meni9en
ibertragen; gera6e Die 5rou bat eirl
berporragenoes Suggeitionstalent
gum @ute,1 tpie gum 80ien.
8eionbers fir Die &il6er lit Der
Sobn, melber 5u Sallie berriat, aus.
|iblaggeben6 fir oas gan5e 2eben.
@sie tie es bon Ser Mlltter gefdeben
nnb nie 6ieie es iie gelebrt, meroen
ole Niaoben ibrem ipatern eigenen
9al1sbalt poriteben, nno Die Sprade
Der Ml1tter bleibt benz &neben trer
bis gum Ma1nesalter. 8ie perant-
mortungsidmer 1T baber Der Ml,tter
Mmt uno ibr geiipiel, nnb mie ion
lie beltrebt fem, ibr Saus fret gu
balten bon aQem uni9onen, unge-
iitteten, 2aiterbafte1t. ssSn ipaten "a
gen oa1tfen es sic @in6er nod Ben
gltern, tpenn 1ie our S0flidfeit a11d
int e1tgen areiie angebalten muroen,
oenn oieie gigenidaft eridlieBt ibnen
iiberall Die Ebiireu uno Ser5e,l, nnb
mem tie ibnen 10 felt eingepur3eln lit,
oaB ite ibnen CUR 5lpeiten Matur ge-
mproen, Damn legen fie 6ie &0fli@.
teit AUDI ni4t ab, menn iie ielbitltaiin=
Dig lin6 uno iid cine &auslidfeit
bol1e,l uno geben tbren &inbern UNI
Dienitboten nit gl1tem 8eiipiel por.
ait!
So ltebt Ser ioeale @ertb Ser S0f=
lidfett at @auie beoeuteno b0ber, ais
Sic S0fli6feit I'M geieaidaftliden
u%p1gal1gston.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-12

Srpnie bes 56idioIs. -
u9llio 6as gan3e @ausle lit abge=
brarrt, NIT alien mas barin mar?"
vSa, SOS ein5ige, mas lie gerettet
boben, lit Ser - @ausidliiiiel."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-12

@ino ung nidt M1en idon iolde
Momente I'M 2eben borgefommer, 6ie
uns 10 bort, 10 bitter beudten, bob
mir gla1bten, nun miir6e ME mebr sic
Come alif inherent 2ebenspfao Ieu6.
-ten2 Mabte ms barn eire mitfablen-
Sc 5eeIe, sic nniere Sdno nit tpar-
mem Drl1f umfaBte, Elm g1,tes Bort
fpra6, tpeld Bu1oer Der @nnoluang
1T 6n11t IN ul1s porgega1genl
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-12

SIN &eftanrant. - @irtb
uMIio unier fleiner Stift lit 10 mn,
iifaliid, mos ipielt er 6enn fit eli
S~nltrument??"
@elner: u@elbitberftdnolid 81
BiffoIo-8l0te."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-12
Die berrli&en Snni-s terne.
Mm @n6e 6es Sunni tper6en M1ar

8e1u1s, 5aturn nn6 Sl1piter ole
Morgeniterne iein, ober Golep's SO.
nep u11b Ear COMPOUND lit 81 allen
Soften bie rStar"- Mebt5in fir &u.
iten, grfaltungen, 8lau- uno &e1@.
boiten. Cine grfdltrng i'm SUM- 1T
oarno9 ongetban, in 8ronditig ODER
Bneumo11ta al1S3uarten au irgetto eli
ner 3eit, 1tllr Damn ridt, penn So.
IIeD's &o11eD aro Gar COMPOUND &c.
1ornH1en pirb. Molitor Drug So.
Mn5eige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-12
Nau,iIie,tfret8.
Spnntagsgebanfen.

Oft lit es 11l1r Elm ein8ig' @ort'
Das 9er5 bonn &er5en trennte;
Sft lit es MIR Elm ein5ig @ort,
Sos frob begliiden fonnte.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-08-23
Bargains in Real
Estate

acre this year Price $1,000 per acre
Fiye-room house gas and electric
lights, lots l5Oxl65 feet, northeast cor.
ner, Fifth and Texas good well and
shade trees; owner must sell within
10 days make an offer.
Modern 5-room bungalow, well To-
Gated on South Seventh street; lot
50xl65 feet; good outbuildings; clear
Of incumbrance Price s250O; small
cash payment and $500 per month.
We have a number Of 4. and 6
room modern houses to sell; small
cash payments balance easy monthly
payments. II you are interested in
owning your home, phone us or cal
and investigate some Of our bargains
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-08-23
(Firal published August Q, 1879
NOTICE or sAtE-MoRTGAeE
FoREcLOsURE

(Firat published August Q, 1879
NOTICE or sAtE-MORTGAGE /
FORECLOSURE.
Notice IS hereby given that In purau- !
ance Of an order Of sale issued out o.
the district court Of Grady county Ok
lahoma, on the 5th day of July, 1913, In
an action wherein 4. S. Landrum was
plaintiff and Joe Moss was defendant,
directed to me, the undersigned
sheriff Of Grady county, commanding
me to appraise, advertise and sell the
following described zeal properly sit
uated in the county OF Grady, state Of
Oklahoma, to-wit. Lot number four
(4), in block number five 60, in the
Town Of Tuttle, according to the offic-
ial map and plat said town, togeth-
er with all improvements thereon, to
satisfy a judgment and decree Of fore
closure in favor Of said plaintiff and
against said defendant obtained and
made in said court on the 2Sth day
OF June, 1918, for the sum Of ninety.
three and 25-100 dollars ($9325), with
interest thereon at six per cent per an
mum from the 2Sth day of June, 1918,
costs $3.50 and costs accruing; / win,
on the second day Of September, 1913,
at the hour Of ten q. m. OF said day, at
the front door Of the court house in
the city Of Chickasha, in said county
and state, offer for sale and sell to
the highest bidder, for cash, subject
to a mortgage in favor OF the Midland
Savings and Loan company, in the sum
Of two hundred fifteen dollars (s215,)
the said property above described or
so much thereof as will satisfy said
Judgment with interest and costs.
Witness nay hand this, the End day
Of August, 1919
JOHN G. LEWIS,
Sheriff Of Grady County, Okla.
BY J. "A. THOMPSON, Deputy.
Welborne, Herndon & Durbln,
Attorneys. $4,000