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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-23

sSS11 6cm lebten @etpitter, 6as ii6 iiber
oieier @eger16 entluo> tpuroem fiinf
&iibe oes Sobn Eamala bltrd5 einen
@litltrabl %getootet. - Heter 2am-
met, melder Sic Sobn Sdcbert 6arnt
inn Somn @ronite fa1ftc, lit 6ieler
Saac NIT ieiner Toulilie bon Noro-
oafota eingetroffen. = Trm1 Sobn
Drummer bon Sasfotoon, CANADA,
rpar bier bel ibren @eidmiitern a1tf
@el11tb. - @err Geo. @crludb 11ro
Iro1 eritotteea1 5o,mtoq Dor odt Co
gen ibrer Iodter, Ser bier oIs 2ebrc<
rim anacitellten Sdmei tier glpir1a, 8.
g. g., einen @ciud. @ei Ser an je=
l1em Taae nadmittogs geboltcnen
ipesicl(cn @%erimmInng bes bier BE-
iteben6en ct. Soiepb=M Gmerbereins
bielt &crr @erlahL Frdiibent Scr 8.
81. g. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BON
Minncl pta, cine Mnlprode.
6plbingforb.
SIM glitter bon 70 Sobrcn bot bier
Sobn gtetpart fen. oos 8eitlide &C.
iegnet. Sic @eer6ig1tng fan6 bon Ser
hic1igen ct. Morien=@irdc ans ftott.
Sic groEe Tbeilnobme an ben1 @e=
%grobmiiie gob &1tn0e ,6afiir, boB in
6en1 Ser torbenen Gin e%brentpertber
Mo1m SIT @robe getrogen mltr6c. Mit
Ser Satin betra1ter11 feds S6hne n11b
cine Todtcr leinen @i1uonq.
Mnrn.
@Ghren6 Sic go11se @enlein6e nro
piele 1Sre1tnbe nao Bonner ser ct.
ge11eoiftl15= @en1ein6e o1ts ser Mah=
baridoft 511m 9m1floa1t1gsgottes=
6ien1te beriom1ne1t tparen, ent=
ll16 iih 6as bereits Dor 6em @oh=
mnte oroben6e @etter, nn6 Sic in ser
211ft mirbeln6en Sdneefl0d6en mah=
ten 6os gum @eiten Ser @emein6e ar
rangterte 1mfiogltngsfeit i'm 6reien
um0alid. God 6ie 5um Teite @r<
ihienerm lieBelo iib 6as @etter nidt
peroriefen; beiterer 0inge 5og man
inter sang un6 &long in sic @i1aae=
Solle, 100 ni6ts nnaeideben blieb,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-23

beioe gu oieier @emeinoe geb0rig,
ltatt. Dos &od5citsfcit mllroe beim
@ral1tbater gebalten, mo- iid cine gro
be gdoar beiterer @o65eitsgaite ein<
fonoen, sic Sem gliiflid)en Eoare sic
ber5li6lten @liidpinihe entbote1l.
Meb1t 6em bodtp. P. Martin, .. g..
g., maren bon m1smarts anne eno:
Gbrilt. @orgeroi,rg nn6 Sobn bon
Belgrade, Motb. Bibl bon Nctp-Miin=
d)e,1, Solepb Hreimer nno Srot BON
Hier5 Tran5 Maref BON MlbanD,
Irolb Sung uuo Trm1 Sung it. BON
Spring Si1> @orl Ibiele bon ct.
Glouo. Gin grobes 3elt NOR oufge<
lhlogelr, porin sic S1geno 6as Iar15<
beiu ,loh Ser bon gilbert @rid un6
@erb. @eloge gelieferten Mhnlif
idlpana. Napa M6rian tpar a11h So
5piihcn. Die dlteren Serren lieBcn'S
bcil1 g%emiitbliden Shafsfopf uno
Solo b%clpenoen. Mqe aber mareu eli
,1er Meinung, na1nlih baB 6aS giien
ousgc3eifnct NOR uno, Eitl @ier ein
gutter Srppfcn lit. = @roBer Ser
ful1f bon &iiten in Ser @reempal6
MISUNDERSTANDING. gs lit sizes Sic
lette ISOLDE fir nirflide Bargains.
Mnrin 6. &pliter.
Eier5.
SIN Sitter BON 66 Sabren It Strait
Suit. @offn1ol1l1 inn Sonn @11b &C.
ltorbel. Norletten Montag tp1tr6e iie
bon Scr hieiigen ct. Soiepbs Stride
aus beeroigt. @otte l16 mebrere er=
mady1elle @inoer %betrauern ibren @i11=
gang. Gen @illterbliebe1en infer
@eileio u116 ser Ser ltorbel1en Sic etpi=
&c <be. = Sos. $. Grief berfo1fte
eittem 6armer bon Soma Sic &einrid
5d11ltes 6orm fir $4,000. = @p.
@alt erbob cine Gollefte int @ctroge
BON $4,000 CUR Mn%sbeller11ng bes
nad 9ittle Sails fiibren6en Tabrtpe=
ges. - 81. 6. Maho BON ct. CLOUD
mar lebte ISOLDE bier nn6 leiitete 6em
ne11er @eiddftsfiibrer Ser 8orgeroing
Notwithstanding M1tsbiilfe. -
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-23
Gate George.
Sic 6amilien=~@ nitenmcbi5in

S1 ie0em Seim Ioute cine 6lal9e
81. Sings 9eeue gmt6edung iein,
fertig fir unmittelbaren @ebrau6,
penn irgeno Elm @itglieo Ser 6ami=
lie iid 9uiten ODER cine @rfaltung
5uge5ogen bot. Erompter @ebroud
miro Ser Musbreitung Der &rantbett
ginbalt tbun. g. 81. gti6 bon Ma-
ion, Mi6., i6reibt: ~Meine gan3e
Bamilie bdlt it@ an 9r. Sings Seem
Discoperp ais ser belten Meoi5in fir
@u1ten un6 @rfaltung in Ser Belt.
3mei 500 6lai6en beilten mid bonn
2ungenfieber." Sauien6en anoeren
Bamilien bot es glei6maBig gebol-
fen uno Tie %perlaiien ii6 pouitanoig
ouf Dr. Sings Seem Dtseoperp ols
&eilmitteI fir ibren @uiten, @rfal-
tungen, &oIs- un6 2ungen-8eidmer,
Sen. Se6e Goiis bilft. Yreis 500.
.un6 $1.O0. Mne Mpotbefer. $. 6.
8udlen & Co., 8~btlaoelpbia o6er ct.
2ouis. - Mn5etge.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-23
Nus Oct nmge9eno.
9tidnnpno.

0elcgcutlid ser porpergungellen
5on1tao I'M GrogeidoB Ser bleligen
Pfarrtird)e geboltenen @ierteliabres=
oerianlmlung oes ct. Soiepb<Oean=
uerpereins par @eorg Stel5le BON
minneapolis, Srganiiator Ser .. 81.
q. StootsunterltiiN1llgs Geiellidaft,
oertrete1n un6 bielt einc circumference
Mnlprod1c o1r sic gereinsmdnner, Ste
iih 81, ierer @%eriammlung III boiler
An5abl ei1rgefun6en batten. = SRI.
Moth. Sieperoing, tpelde mabre11o Ser
2 letten Mouate lid beiu6stpeile in
minneapolis, 5bafopee nno ct.
Glollo ol1fbielt, lit lpie6cr 6abeim un0
bat alS @ait SRI. glilabetb &eis6orf
Don minneapolis mitgebradt. = Nn.
8cr,es bat lih nit @m. @ngelbarb
ge'haftlid perbun6en, u116 6as bon
lebtgellonnten1 Biz 6abtn auein ge=
fiibrte Sdontgeiddft miro jebt un=
ter Scr Iirma @ngelbaro & &ennes
meiter bctrieben. 2ebten 5ami tag
bielt oie 1elte Iirma @eiddftser0ff=
uu,l1g bel pollem @ouie. - 6ron3 Mb=
mann, meld)er int elmer 9anf SIT
grotpns Gal1ep M~n1teQl,ng bot, erltot=
tete Mitte lette ISOLDE iei,ren bier
%pobrenben gltern eincn 8eiud. -
$. S. M0ttger u1,6 6rau un6 @obne
Solepb nn6 2oren3 itn6 bon 2oretto,
TOO lie 8ertpon6ten lire Mufmartung
madten, mie6er 6abeim eingetroffen.
3aS 1d0re @etter Ser lebten ISOLDE
tm babel sen Nlttofabrern mobl 5u=
itotter. - Sobn 8riele fat SOS Nus=
groben cir1es Sellers fir cine nelee
@obnung, sic er 6ieien Serbit nod
feiner 6omilie beritelen mill, beiorgt.
= Sic Tro11e11 Sobn 2o6ner rn0
Sobn Sung bon Berbam tparen lebte
Bode bier Bel Ser Senatoren=6amilie
Abmonn gu 8eiud. - Die 6irmo
3lein & Sbeiie1 berian6te bergangez
ne ISOLDE etne neutrality-suspicious.
S9metne ltn6 Sdofe nod Sii6=St
Burl.
Cate George.
Sene, Die lid bier 6em @en5elrit=
tertbum ongeidlolien baben, maren
lebten Sonntog ouf 6em in 6em BE-
nodbarten @lroia gebalteneu @fot=
tournier pertreten un6 bepieien, baf
man a116 i'm Bui6 Dem i6onen Spiel
Sos bette @ergniigen obgeptnner
fnn1l. - Scnhn SImihpnf lift lei11e1
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-23

()A@Abt%tA VI 'AN%t N>'J'ttthS N%>SNJ%S'f
sic inter Ser ~fltnoigeu @ano oes 8al1=
lhrei1ers S. @ruce ibrer Gollenoung
cntgcge1geht. Cine Nn5abl ser
bier %pobnen0eu 6arnner baben
Shlpeine infolge Ser unter 6en1 9or=
ltenpieb groiiercnoen Cholera einge<
biiBt. - Dit oe11 @r11n6bm, 6es
neuen 9%farrbauies, 6os bier erridtet
mir0> lit begon1ren %>poroen. = Sic
0reid)erarbeit lit in 6ieier @egerb
no6 lange ni6t boQenoet, un0 jene,
Sic iotpett nod nidt iin6, leben Ser
@offm1ng> 6aB lire grnte glei6 gut
ousfallen miro als Tie Bel iolden NOR,
Sic oas S6m1rren Ser 9reibmaldine
n1o oes 5a6en Ser @olof0rner bi1r~
ter lib babe11. - 9te beporl tebenbe
&eiratb bes Stepbon 8eier nit SRI.
Marg. &leinidmi6t muroe bier Cont
tag in Ser Stride befannt gemadt. =
SSn letterer 3eit CAB es bier Elm merf=
miir6iges @in= un6 !@er5ieben n11ter
SEN 2el1ter. gbriit #. 2en5, me1der sic
lebten Sabre bier I'M @eiddft mar,
bat fetn @eim mte6er na6 Belgrade
perlegt. Soiepb Seep lift nod Ba6ua
11mge5ogen, mo er cine 6arm in &a@t
genommen fat. @eorg @ieierid bat
Na6ua BEN Miden gemenbet un6 cine
ii6li9 BON bier %gelegene 6arm be5o-
gen. - gdmtebemeiiter Sobn Srm=
idenf bat feline @erfitatte 6em Souls
Midels berfauft un6 fem &eim NIT
Tamilte nod @elroie berlegt. - So
iepb &euenoorfer, Trou un6 Sobn
6run8, limo na6 Canada %abge6ampft,
mo- iie ibrem fir6eren @liid no6ia=
gen mer6en. = Sobn Doung lit NIT
elmer @iienbabntpagenlaorng @al1s-
gerdtb un6 etntgen &austbieren bonn
iioliden Minneiota bier angelangt
l,n6 min in glroia elm Moidinenge=
Id)aft betreiben. - @oipor @eiie r bot
NIT 6omtlie fem @eim bon Ser SOS.
8reitbads Garm auf Sic @oit Sarm
oltlid bon Ser Stride berlegt, n1r6 So
lept 8rettba6 riiitet iid CUR @earbei=
tug lei11er eigenen 6arm. = Ser an
ser 0ltliden @ren5e 6ieies Somn
mobnen6e TT. &nutlon ldBt am 80.
October fem Eerionaleigentbum Of
fentli9 Der teigern. - 8ernbar0 Sci
ling ge6entt nod 6ieien @erbit einen
Mnbol, an feline Sder1t1e errt9ten 81
la1ien.
Mcirc @ronc.
Sri. Eauline Bruce, melbe bier
lpabrer16 Ser Commemorate ibr
&eim 1tno lire 8eih6ftigung batte, lit
eines 8einbrubes tpegen, Sen ite 1eb=
tie ISOLDE erlitt, a11f 0aS &%ranfenbett
o%rgelpielen. = Sic @ertreter 6es in
ct. Glou6 beiteben6en Sfat Club lie
zen ouf ibrer 6obrt 81 6em Sonntog
in @lroia gebaltenen 5fat=Gournier
unIer @illage CUR Seite liegen unb
ourdItreifen cuff ibrer Gour sic TO-
genannte u9n1orte @de." Sb 6ie1e
Gur6reiie mobl etmaS oamit gu tbnn
baben mag, 6aB elmer Ser @iere, oie
ct. Glou6 b%ertraten, 6aS fih iibri=
ges feiner uimarten" Sfatbriloer britt
iten fam, IN glroia BEN eriten Nreis
errong? l1niere @en3elbriioer tporen
oltd) ouf Sem @lroioer=S ournier gut
bertreten, 6o@ Sic aus Ser uimarten"
gde modten 6iesmol ibrer ode feline
beion6ere @bre. = 0ieni tagmorgen
Inn 9 l1br fan6 Bel etnem 6urd Sen
bo@m. 8farrer p. Mortin, 8. g.. s.,
in unierer 8farrfirde gebaltenen
8routomte Sic Erouung 6es Sobn
Ei6iba, Sobn Ser Camille SSacob
Efhioa, un6 SRI. Matbil6o 3enien,
Eodter Ser 6amtlte Soiepb 8enien,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-23

Dung operirt muroe, lift leBte @ode
mieoer oabeim eingetroffen, nno bel
Ser 5amilie Sobn @iirb tpur6e Der
geneienen 9odter 31 @bren Elm Irell=
bennett gefeiert, mobei 6erielben Der
Sabre rebt biele in better 81 iun6beit
gupiin16t imur6en.
Clear Gate.
Sier befiir6tet man Dos 9~lnftreten
Scr Sdmeinedolera. Cine BET @1f
Mipcr mobnenoc 6ormers : 6anuilie
biiGte ourd oieie 14O S6tpeine elm.
Sic neue 8obnung, melde Serr
@enfen1eper iciner Bamilie erridten
lieB, itebt in ibrer 8olen6ung Ga. @s
lit eines Der id0nlten @ebauoe in 6ie<
fer @egen6 uno gereidt u%nierer 5toot
CUR beionoeren 3ier.
ct. M1gnita.
&ern1ann SEEMING, 1pelher lih ouf
sic e(nfloge bin, ii6 an ieinem @eg=
net 9eumer b%ergriffen 81 baben> am
letten Samlt og Dor &idter 9}0ier 81,
peranttporten batte, tpur6e, no96em
CT iid idl1l6ig befannt botte, aur
3ablung bon $500 neblt Sen Soften
oerurtbeilt. SEEMING 5og bel Dem
@an6ge11engc Elm Melier, melden Gift
er NIT Ser 1dtperer @el6bube 5u fiib=
men hattc.
Tarmina.
SSSn ser bieligen Efarrfirde lpuroe11
lesten Iienitagmorgen bei ei11em I'M
9 llhr bonn bodtm. Gforrer P. N6i=
lipp, .. g. g., fiirs 2aben p%crbn1ben
Mernlan1l N'ertfcn ui1o .Sr(. Moria
Mcncr. @ic in ser Stride 10 botten
iid} al1d 51r1l @od5eit5felte, Sos BET
oel1 gltern Ser @ral1t ltattfan6, niele
@crlpan6ten l1nb Treun0e ser beiber=
icitigen Ton1ilien eingefur6en, unb
BON al oieien @6iten nobm sos gliid=
lit;c Yoar sic ber5lidlten Bunide
fir cine geiegnete 3ufunft bin. @oge
es 6em Brautpaare, 6os iid u1terbei=
fen auf elmer 5arm nabe @oscoe bdus,
lid ei11geridtet bat, am eigenen &er6e
ltets na6 @l1ni9 crgeben! - 6o4m.
SEER Sos. @iqenbring bon Brince<
tom eritottete bier einen pertpano-
ihaftliden Beiu9. - @n1. Siloers
un6 Sobn 8rinfmar11 iin6 bon Gallo
q. 9, no lie 5mei Monate 8eihaf-
tigung batten, mie6er 6obeim einae=
troffen.
ct. Midplas.
Observation-Disclosures aorl
@dmitt lit nad ldngerem 9eird)e BEL
ieiner bier mobne11oen Sdtpiegerel=
terri mieoer an ieinen Mrbeitstifd in
LET. Glou6 auriidaefebrt. - @ebriioer
@rpeIoing baber1 nit Dem &erfauf if
rer @aare11 in Ser S. 2l,tgens &alle
@bc0onnen. - l1niere Buriden, tpeld)e
i'll Gofota bei ser @ultap @olter
Drei9mo1dine beidaftigt maren, fino
Miitte LETTER ISOLDE bier e%ingetroffen.
= Mid). Gbeis lit ieines alten l1ebe1s
megen auf 6ie &%ranfenltl1be angelpie=
len. - 9Sod) cine ISOLDE, unb Die
Gre ldmoidire bat IN oieier @egeno
ibre oiesiabrige Hflidt getban.
Infer Nfarrbol1s ioa Dor gintrltt oes
@intcrs rod nit elmer 11el1e1l @ei5u,1g
perieben tper6en. - Sonntog in Der
1riibmeiie cling ser bieiige driitlid)e
Miitterpcrein gerneinidaftli9 gum
Glide 6es &errr. - Sacob Beiler
pom ct. Glmto lpar 5omntag unter
~lei,1e11 bieligen Breunoen; au@ tpar
Weotb. Sbelen bon gben @alep am
@onntog in u~nferer @itte, uno SAINT
lie Sohn 90id erfrel1te lid an ienem
Gage 6es &eiudes 6es Serrn nno
ISrau q. Sdadmonn bon 8otfins. -
Bic friihcre 20. &00els @4mieoe,
@erf5eug uno @obngo11s in @olo
|@pring al berpadten ooer gu bertol1=
fen. Maberes BEL Sobn Stommes,
ct. NiholaS, Winn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-23

8rinceton. = Donner!tag
fan6 bier sic feierli6e l1ebergabe Der
neuen 8offenbolle itatt, tpelde nit
einem &oltenoufmanbe bon $4,000
crridtet mor6en lit. General 8oob
ats ct. Saul nnb &opitan s. 6.
@eaper aus minneapolis mobnten
ser 6eier Bel.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-23
&eriteigermng

ga ul1f Ser @erlteigerl1ng oes nn-
teraeidnetcn oos Minopieb nidt Ter
fauft mur6e, mcil es ser trelt urn=
berliet miro oasielbe - 5molf Wetl6<
fiibe un6 6 Settlers - ant Gienitag,
oen %. October, al1f ser nabe ct.
,solepb gelegenen 3iertens Sarm Der
fol1ft per6en.
s. g. 3ierten, gigentbimer.
Mnb. &ramer, Scr 1teigerer.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-01-01
Commercial Paper in
Banking.

When a merchant gives his paper to
the bank for loan, it may not be sala-
BILE outside the Derchant's community,
because the MERCHANTS standing may
not be widely known. That is why SC
much of the Paper our banks deal in is
OF strictly local character, and is value
less as an asset when the bank needs
funds TO accommodate customers. II
we had system for giving such paper
national market, as it has abroad, this
difiulty would be removed. At present
our banks prefer stocks and bonds to
commercial paper as security, because
they can more readily convert stocks
and bonds into funds when in need. No
reform Of our banking system will be
fair to the merchant or to the whole
business community which does not put
commercial paper in the place it de-
serves, as the very best basis of credit.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-01-01
n In Real Estate,
H00EC Stock and Crop
Uk0H Reports OF Spe-
cfaI interest ::

J. s. Baughman and B. G. Fo1
bought car load of broke mules fol
Judge McClanahan, of Franklin, paying
sls5 to 1925. They were shipped tc
Montgomery. Ala Mr.. Fox sold for Nj
Wilton Spillmsn. a car load of yearline
mules to Collins and Faster, Of Tennes-
see. at s125. he sold car of two-year-
old mules to Warren and Jones, of Dunn
n. C.-Danville Messenger.
T. W. Jones shipped to Cincinnati
early in the week car load of hogs and
and cattle. The hogs were bought at
IL to 6 cents and the cattle at 3 to
IA cents. He shipped two loads later
on, paying for hogs l-2 to 8 l-2lcents
and for the cattle IL to l-2cents.
w. Gaines sold TO Morgan Beazley a
pair of 2 year old mules for s400. They
are as handsome pair as can be found
in Lincoln county.-Stanford Interior
Journal
Few mules changed hands at Lancas-
ter Court most of the owners asking SIX y
high prices for them. A number that
were extra classy were bought, but the
offerings were not large. w. B. Burton
purchased five extra toppy fellows for a
foreign buyer at $500 head. The were
two or three hundred cattle on the mar
ket, and quite number changed hands,
at from TO l-2 cents. according 10 the
quality offered. Few were better than
medium grade.
The largest cattle sale made in Boyle
county in many years was closed Tues
day, when Mr.. J. G. Caldwell sold 1923
head Of extra high class exporters to
Mr.. Monte Fox, of this city, and Mr..
James Brown, of Chicago. The entire
bunch averaged 1425 pounds and the
price was s7s5 per hundred. 1t took
eighteen freightcars to transport the ex-
porters to New York. They were bought
for the New York Butchers Dressed
Meat Company. The total purchase
price was $50, O00-Danville Advocate,
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-01-01
Todd-Tay'lor Co.

Mr.. ]. w. Taylor. who has been with
the Todd Edwards Co. for some time,
has bought out the interest of Ex-Con-
gresham ID. C. Edwards in the rough
and dressed lumber firm of the East
End, and win now be actively engaged
with the Todd-Taylor Co. Mr.. Tay or
is Madison county product, has youth
and energy and is every way equipped
to keep the business at the high stand
ard at which it has been for years.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-01-01
In Memory OF
Heaven

II0dNGiL
The little son Of Mr.. and Mrs,
Shearer, Earnest, who fell asleep Al
Jesus, Dec. IL. 1912 Darling boy, you
have left me one long week since you
have gone, but know you are safe in
heaven mingling with the happy throne.
How we watch to see you coming. How
we listen TO hear you call How we
miss you darling baby, one we loved so
dear TO all, we have lost our darling boy,
he has bid US all adieu. He has gone to
live in heaven, and his presents are lost
to view o. that darling, how we loved
him. o. how hard to give him up, but
an angel come down from heaven and
summoned him from our flock His
busy hands are folded, his work on earth
is done, his tasks are all ended, his
heavenly crown is won, past his suffer
ing, past his pain ceased to weep for
tears are rain, calm the tempest of your
breast for he who suffered is now at rest
Painlessly he bore his suffering, loving
hands did all they could, but God took
him from our family, as dear mother
thought He would just cross the silver
river, over in the Happy land, where
there is no pain, no parting, that will
grieve Gods chosen band. Funeral ser
vices were conducted at the family
graveyard at one o'clock by Sister Burk.
There is sorrow felt in every heart for
the brave parents over the loss of their
ch lid, aged two years.
Nettie Shearer.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-01-01
Ollie Will Not Nix In Senate
Contest.

Senator-elect Ollie NJ James gave cut
the following statement when asked his
views from a rpeort from Cincinnati that
Judge Allie W. Young, in an interview
in that city, had said Mr.. James. with
the state patronage at his disposal,
could name the next Senator from Ken
lucky:
Il do not claim the right to name the
next Senator from Kentucky. That is
the high prerogative that belongs to the
splendid Democracy OF the State. and it
is one that could not usurp if | would
and would not if could. The Demo
cracy Of that great State has honored me
highly by electing me as Senator to serve
them in one Of the lawmaking branches
OF the republic, and not to dictate to
them whom they should select as my
colleague. l have never believed that
it was a part of my official duty to un-
dertake to create myself as boss over
those whose servant am.
After hearty meal, take Doan's Reg
ulets and assist your stomach, liver and
bowels Regulets are a mild laxative.
25c at all stores. I'm
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-01-01
Wealth.
Nettie shearer

I'd like to be rich-there is pleasure in
money,
It's good stuff to have and it's good
stuff to spend;
1t helps you to pay for your milk and
your honey
I'd like to be rich, but I'd never be
willing
To pay such price as some men do
for gold;
The cost is too high and the pace is too
killing,
And too many things must be barter
ed and sold.
I'd like to be rich-and / wonder who
wouldn't;
And yet if it cost me what some peo-
pie pay,
I'd try TO be rich and I'd find that l
couldn't.
There is too much worth while that is
lost by the way
To sacrifice friends and ideals to render
My heart and my conscience, my soul
and my mind,
And sell all my dreams for a dollar
marked splendor
Would leave me too poor for the rich
es I'd find
I'd like to have wealth if made it by
toiling
Or keenness and cleverness canny-
but fair,
But never by cheating and spelling;
I'd like to be rich-but I'd rather be
square.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-01-01

1t has long been Democratic custom
in Madison county togive a second term
to those officials who perform their duty
wellduring the first term of office, and you
can make no mistake by deciding to cast
your vote for R. b. Terrill for re-elec-
ton to the Office of County Court Clerk
His record is open for the closest inspec
ton. If
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-01-01
AS Near AS He'll Get

Congressman owsiey Stanley announc.
ed as a candidate for the Democratic
nomination for United States Senator
this week. That's about as close as
he'll get to the Senate Stanford In
terror Journal
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-01-01
Good

Richmond mel, rule ara
highly gratified over "a. Christmas
trade. Many of them brought on big
stocks of holiday gifts and the like and
they were for the most part disposed Of
The out-of-town trade came fully up
to expectations while the town people
bought heavily. Most Of the sales were
of the substantial kind and very little
money was foolishly spent. There was
very little shooting of firecrackers and
the like and the Christmas just ended
was a sane one in every respect, to the
credit OF eur people be it said.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-01-01

Everybody's friend-Dr. Thomas Ec-
lectic Oil, the great household remedy
for toothache, ear ache, sore throat, Gus.
bruises, scalds. Sold at all drug stores
25c and SOC. I'm
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1913-12-04
AUTUMN CARE OF THE COLTS
Young Animals Should Be Given Some
Grain and Hay Just Before Pas
lures Begin to Dry UP.

. Young colts should not be left out
in the pasture until they begin to get
low In flesh. It is much more profit
able to begin feeding them a little
grain and hay along before pastures
begin to dry up to have them in readi-
ness to go on dry feed later without
any serious trouble.
This is too often neglected; and,
when young colts are brought in thin
in flesh, and they cannot be taken
through the winter in the condition
that they could have been. this neg
lect is inexcusable.
In weaving the colt from the mare,
1t should have the very best of care,
as the change of conditions is liable
to cause some trouble. While on the
good summer pasture the mare gave
milk that was easily digested and in
taking colts from milk to dry food,
it is necessary that they should re-
ceive the very best of attention, They
should be properly fed in order to
prevent any bowel troubles. This rule
will hold good in taking young calves
through this period and in fact will APP
ply to all kinds of live stock, but
more especially to the young of the
farm which are expected to turn in a
profit for the farmer the next year.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1913-12-04

stable in thousand is light enough
to enable the COW to keep up the vel.
low color of her milk.
What are the causes of the yellow
color in milk? "a The yellow pig.
ment in the COW herself. If she has
it the milk will show it.
(2) The greatest abundance possible
Of light In summer all cows show
more color in their milk than in win.
ter, for the reason, partially, that they
are exposed to more sunlight than in
winter. The sun is the source of all
color.
go The greenness Of the food con.
sumed In winter the COW consumes
food the color of which is bleached
out. In summer the grass is of the
deepest green. The inference is easy,
that if the farmer wants his COWS to
give yellow milk he should keep them
in thoroughly we'll lighted stable and
feed forage of green color.
In London the butchers require that
all veals shall be fattened In the dark
In order that their tallow shall be
white. Many a farmer has bleached
out his COWS in the same manner by
keeping them in dark stable.