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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-06-07
sMc OF TELLS WHO is REJOICING

During the recent discussion the tariff bill
Senator Reed Smoot told the people of the United
States just who rejoicing over the Underwood
tariff BILL Here is what Utahs Senator said:
Mr. President who is rejoicing over the
pre- spect Of the passage OF this bill? Not the
American manufacturer or The American laborer
England is rejoic.ng Germany is rejoicing;
France is rejoicing; every foreign country is
rejoicing. want to say to the Senators upon
the other side of this Chamber have coec
ton of articles from all these countries showing
how their manufacturers are preparing to invade
the American market. Remember. every addition
al dollar imported means that much less for the
American aborer to produce. am not calam-
ity bowler. There never was time In the his
tory Of the country when you could put your tar.
iif rates into force with as little disturbance to
business the present. Prosperity is almost uni
versal The cost Of everything is high all over
the world. In England, in Germany, in France
and in every civilized coury men are well en-
ployed. There is a demand for goods, and they
command a high price. | hope to this con-
dition of affairs continue, but know it will not
do SC forever. 1t may for one two, three, or four
years. but / say to my Democratic brethren now
that " henever the time comes that prosperity
cecsfs in Europe and hard times are the universal
co. dition in the world, the case In 1893
the foreigner, before he closes his business, is
going to invade the American market, and then
is the time when our working men will be out
Of employment. Whether this condition will oc.
cue rext year or the year after am not prepared
to say but do know when 1t comes the result
will b. the same as 1t in 1898 and your party
viii, be retired from power for another quarter
[; a century.
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If 1T is TRUE, PROVE 1T


Disappointing as it is to business to face a dis
tur6ance of trade and experiment in tariff 1t
may be Of ultimate advantage to the country to
have the Democratic policy honestly tried. II the
opening of markets to the world Is not to
lower wages and will not upset the American stan
dard Of living, Il is well to know 1t. II millions Of
foreign Goods may replace American product with
out lessening American production or interfering
with home wages the business men and wage earn.
ers OF the country will have an illusion dispelled
II is to the credit of party to enforce its platform
rather than shout its benefits and proceed to con,
tinue the policies of the opposition which II as.
sailed. II the country under Mr.. Bryans theories
can get hleh wages and cheap goods the protection
lists have been misleading the country and the Dem.
oeuats are sure of an extended lease of power
WATERFOWL, N. Y, Standard.
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SHOULD HAVE PRIMARY ELECTION
Utah Democrats seem to be having hard time
10 distribute party pums among the faithful
Ihere should be no squabbe in this so called party
OF The people. Just little practice Of that what
u has been preaching so long will settle the entire
question Submit the matter to the people.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-06-07
IMAGINE 1870 ACRES
OF SUN FLOWERS

In the June Woman's Home Com
panion Frank A. Waugh writing
about "The Flowers in Natures Gar
den" says in part:
There are two or three practical
gardening lessons which the wild
flowers in the fields have long been
trying to teach us and which are toe
frequently missed. One is the lesson
OF hberality. Nature is profuse. It
is when daisies and buttercups coYer
whole meadow that they begin 20
be truly worth while. A quarter sec.
ton of sunfowers, as have seen
them in Kansas when the owner Of
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-06-07

is the woeful lack of labor saving
contrivances in the farm womans
home. Many houses in the country
are still without that greatest Of la.
Dor savers-a kitchen sink, sink
with b pump or faucet and with a
drain leading out from It. The carry.
ing in and out Of the water is the
most laborious and back breaking
task of all the hard tasks belonging
to the housekeeper. There is no sub
stitute for a kitchen sink. II you can
add but one thing to your home this
year, and II you have no kitchen sink
let that be the addition"
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-06-07
HAVE CONFIDENCE IN YOUR BANKER


predict panic. We simply desire to suggest
little relationship between banker and de-
positor. Reports are current daily to the effect
that money is tight, that we approaching a per
iod Of great liquidation, during which time fnan-
ciers will keep close to shore and money for in.
vestment will be scarce. Bankers report the fall
Ing off of deposits, and borrowers report but very
little money to be had at hitherto prevailing rates
CT interest. In one bank in large western city 1t
is reported that deposits fell off million dollars
in thirty days, and in another reports give 1t
million hundred thousand dollars within the
same length OF time in consequence of which loans
began to be called in.
Deposits the result Of confidence in banks
and bankers. Without deposits banks could not
run, and bankers would be seeking another occu
patton. Without deposits business would be hand-
capped improvements and development retarded
anC civilization kept lower rounds of the lad
der in Cache county we want big business" on
the square of course, We want all the improvement
and development possible consistent with re.
sources, we want an advanced civilization consist.
ent with cur intelligence, in word We want coun-
~, commonwealth, broad progressive indepen.
dent ana invincibe, and want 1t before we die"
One way TO accomplish this is to know and have
confidence in your banker, and after having done
deposit your money with him.
We cannot advance reason why single
dollar should be drawn from deposit in any of the
banks of this county, but We advance many rea.
sons why every dollar in the hands of citizens
should be on deposit. In doing so, however, we
would not want to be placed in the position of guar.
antor, even had the capacity for any bank or
banker. We simply desire to recommend for the
other fellow the same that we prescribe for our
selves. We therefore urge a meeting of citizens
and bankers from day to day. Not general, pub
lie, advertised affair, but little unannounced meet
ing. You citizens who have few dollars in some
cid stocking just drop into one OF the banks of
Cache county and become acquainted with these
community builders. Ask them to bring forward
their statement and unfold to you the safety they
cen throw around your hard earnings. Get close
to them. They all good fellows, and through
days and nights of ceaseless toll have learned how
to take cure of your money as well as their own
You will find their advice good on investments and
they can give you the best prescription on the mar
eet against the shark and the CRATER. II you are
other and do not stop until satisfied and we pre-
dict That even the most skeptical can be satisfied
right here at home in Cache county for our banks
ana bankers can give a good account Of themselves
In the hopes that these few words will bring
citizen and banker closer together with the result
that idle money will be brought into circulation,
Where u will be used for the upbuildng OF the com.
munity, and the general good OF our county this
article is submitted
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-06-07

TO TRADE for Cache Valley orch.
ard or farm land, 800 acres high
grade lrcern seed land near Holden,
East Bench, Willard county. When
replying give full particulars. W. q.
Van Bergen, 207 Kearns Bldg, Salt
Lake City, Utah. 1874
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-06-07

HALF OF THE ROAD

And then there Is the road hog He isn't any
sweeter soul than is the hog at the end Of the
seat, at the end Of the aisle, or at the door
C. the elevator. But he can make man swear
harder by exercising his hogishness
An Ogden citizen recently drove with auto
into this city from town seventyive miles away
and reported that he had overtaken ffty-one teams
in that drive, county roads, and only two Of
them had made even the slightest effort to yield
half the road when asked to do by the toot of
the musical horn. The rest Just feigned deaf.
ness which did not exist Cor an Indifference which
was perfectly sincere; and some of them went to
the trouble to look around and tell the honker to
go where his gasoline wouldn't last minute.
OF course it doesn't do any good to write ed-
torias in the hope of converting the road hog for
he doesn't read editorias-or much of anything
else. For example, he doesn't read the law. He
doesn't know that ignorance of the law is no
defense for the lawless. But that is the truth,
And the law allows vehicle overtaking just as
much OF the highway as the overtaken is entitled
to. Every teamster without load will almost in
variable give half the to any vehicle he meets
lie knows that either horses buzz wagon can
force him to do But he holds all the trumps
in the case of those overaking him. And II he
doesn't want to give half the road, as the law al
lows, he can't well be compelled to do SO. f.
And yet he should. Kind friends should ad-
wise him that the auto driver isn't public enemy,
nor even very bad fellow. He simply that
mcthoG of getting from place to place. and where
the road Is narrow, 1t is nice for the teamster to =
respond TO the honk of the horn by turning gently
but firmly to the right, and letting the buzz wagon
90 gavantng on its way. 1t doesn't take long, and
1t makes all the world look little brighter to the
auto drivcr-and it might even stir some human
sentiments in the breast Of the road hog, II he
made practice of it.-Ogden Examiner
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THAT JUDGE
The wire tells that Editor Nelson of Kansas
City escapes the one-day sentence in the Jackson
county jail on the ground that while he really
guilty, the judge. who wrote his opinion before he
presided at the trial. committed offense against
the law. The statement Is further made that the
supreme court Of Missouri unanimous in this
opinion. Assuming that the foregoing is true why
did not the court recommend that the lower Judge
he dismissed from his Office. Judge that would
do thing of that kind surely is not fit to preside
a court The Judge that adjusts his opinions
according tc his personal prejudices his likes and
diskes, should be relieved from office. For all
kinds of reasons such a man Is not only a disgrace
to his profession but h danger to a community.
Telegram.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-06-07

FOR SALE-115 acre farm; good
water right; between Richmond and
Smithfleld. VIII sell all or part. For
particulars enquire, w. ]. Harrison,
C. v. NJ. Co.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-06-07

PLENTY OF MONEY TO LOAN
on farms or good city security. Stew
art Real Estate & Loan Co. II
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-06-07

REAL ESTATE, LOANS, INSUR-
ance, abstracts and deeds. H. A.
Petersen and company, Logan. tt
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-06-07

SEE HERE-WE HAVE A NUN.
Der of good farms ard ranches to
trade for Logan City property. Stew
art Real Estate e Loan Co.. II
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DOWN TO BRASS TAcks

can fire be more successfully handed-extin.
sIshed 49, Logan's new 10000 Auto Engine
and a very inadequate water supply, or with an
adequate water supply and the equipment on hand
prior TO the purchase of the $4,000 beauty? This
query seems TO be the trass tack end of the argu.
h'eh' and in order that the public may be inteli.
gently ana authortatvely advised statement from
re '"ei FRED smith seems to be in order. We
teman.
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BEER THE CAUSE

II Is row said that Utah will lose the District
Revenue ONCE, and that Montana will get it, on
account Of the in the beer sales in Montana
over those of Utah and Idaho. Wouldn't il lar
YOU While Secretary of State Bryan is recon.
Intending bis Grape Juice Cocktail and President
wilson is excluding all ntoxicants from the White
'louSe' Utah loses very important office because
her citizens do not drink much beer than
those Of some other states. Well II it is neces-
sary to drink more beer to keep the ONCE, Utah
would better, and will as matter OF course lose
the Office.
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WILL DE WIPED OFF THE MAP

To President Wilson and the Democratic con.
sress do your best to wipe protection to American
industries off the books and II you succeed the
people will wipe the Democratic party off the man
In 1916 1t will be 1896 over again only more com
pete Than in that year, when that great protection
ISL VIM Mckinley was elected by an overwhelm.
lug NATURALIZATION, Iowa, Register.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-06-07

A FIRST CLASS SECTION OF
farming land in the Blue Creek Dis
trict $3.50 per acre. Terms. H. A.
Peterson and company, Logan. tt
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CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISEMENTS

e HAY wANTED-Thatcher's Livery.
Logan. tt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-27
menidengliid 5eieer. WoN iit nod
feaner aus 2ieI" q%efonur1el1, nod tel

MenjdengIiid 5eigen. @oH ift nod
fetner ro,t8 8iel" gefomnrelr, nod fei-
ner fat pollig feline menidliden
Sdmdden, ieim Stidtperf Bilien,
feline l~1nboutommenbeit Mbertpunoelr,
uno troboem fins sic mii5en &niger
a~lle3eit glidlider getpeien ols Die,
meIde in latter Erdgbeit unb ielbit-
s%lrfraeoerer 5tlmpfbeit I'M Tbale Bile
ben. @ie Elm Stiuite6en 0er leben-
erbultertoen Srgane unieres &orperS
sen Ieibltden So6 be0el1tet, 10 beoeu-
tpt SOS giuldQofen Ser Strebefraft
,nn'erer Seele Ben geiitigen @ritid=
1iastna. @orpdrts 5u fomrne1t alef
@ege 5ltm Soeal, a1f ser 8ab1
slnn @afren, @a1ten, S6onen, 6ieIes
@emubtiein gibt 9ebenShodgefiibL
SAB mir nit oem mttbigen @abrbetts=
iltd'er l1lrid) bon Slttten al1sr1tf fen
nr0i;d)ten: ugs lit cine 9ltlt 81 lebet1."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-27

Welt iih tanie,ib Deutide 51iurtrer-
finoen, entitebt cine 6eutibe 5hule
nit 0er Ml,fgnbe, IN ibren Manerrt
Die beilige 2iebe gum @aterlarrb nnb
6ie frl,dtbringen0e bobe germaniiGe
&,1ltl1r tbuen 30glingen ein5ufloBen.
$50 im1per Deutide gu finoen iiro,
oa ltnb iie 6ie beiten ano iolioeite,t
Sitter Der @eiebe, ser 0ffentliden
&lbe un6 oeS &eipeftS por Der Mrz
beit."
Ser Mmrifaner 6reoerid &almer
idt lib allf mebr als elmer Seite iei=
nes fiir5lid per0ffentlibten @udes
iiber 3entralamerifa un6 feline Bro=
Merne 5lt Dem @eitdnoniB ge5tpungen,
6aB leine 2an0slel1te iid) III Merifo
,auf beribieberen @ebieten 6es Gr-
nerhslebe11S BON Deuti6en iiberflii=
geln loiien. SIM iii6lid)en Merifo mie
in 3entralanrerita bri1ge ser mneri=
mniide @affeepfan5er es fait ME 5t
stIpas, ser Seutide hageger NIT lei=
ner NlripuMsloiigteit, ieinem 5leiB
ulp0 ieirer Mlts0auer fait imu1er. Die
groBen @aarenbal. ier IN 0en merifa=
niidyen Sta1ten bel arpben fid iibermie=
gen6 in Sen &ar6en BON 9euffden,
inn @anfgeidaft lpielten iie sic &a1pt
rolle. &alnpers 8ugei% tanontile ittto
I'm 10 bemerfensmertber, als t1atr ct
ma biertaulen ems &eidS6eutide in Mer=
ito anidiiig iiro; iie miiien olio mo=
6er gearbeitet baben, 1m li6 6ie be-
bor5mgte Stela1ng GIT errimgen, 6ie
ibnen bon 6ieiem @merifaner 10
511erfanrt miro. &iel bat if
mem 6abet tpobl sic 6eutide S4l1le
geniibt, Ole iih aus flimen Mnfangen
prd6tig enttpidelt bat. @or gerooe
5ebn Sabren tpa1r0e 0ie 6eutide @ea1-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-27

Die @egentnart Delltider liebe iiidb in
Merito felt Der Serridpft Ser Spa.
nier mndumeilen, lno III 6en eriter
SSabren Der nnubbangigfeit ieiien
Deutide mobl ole eriten gemeien,
oie 6as ebemalige Melripanien Ger
fal1fmamniiden &erbin6arrg epuroig
eradtet baitten. so peit enropdiide
9anoer in @etradt fai1nen, itebe Ser
@ar6el DeutidlamoS NIT Merifo on
erlter 5telle; I'M @rportbonoel bdtten
iberbalrpt menige 2d1p6er iold)e @nt=
mifelltng ibrer 8~e5iebungen 5n Meri=
70 erreid,t, pie DeutidQanb.
Ser @erfaiier oeS Mrtifels flbr
fort: uDieie Station bat itets OUTS
,peinlidite Sic &edte Merifos geadr
tet ur5 ibre @ertreter buben iih bon
ieber bl1rd) SEN %erniten Saft al1sge=
5eidntet, nit 6em ibr Nn1t bon iblle1
,nlesh atnter 6llberIt 0elifaten Ger)dlt=
mi1ien mtsgiibt lporSen ut. Sic Deut-
'd1en IN Merito lino ale Mianner ser
Mrbeit. Sic meiiten indictment iidy oem
!@aroel, i>r allen Srtidaften unlerer
Meplrblif meroen Sic Geutiden megen
fires liebansepiir0igen @borofters,
ibrer MISREPRESENTATION Strebiot11-
felt u1tS ser Sreltm0lihfeit, nit ser
iie sic S6bne oes 2a1roes b%efan5eln,
meldes au@ ibre &aiie uro io5iale
iein mag, bo@ geidabt. $50
itd5 arh Ger Deutidye befitr6et, iiber-
al od'tet ct tief sic @elebe un0 Sc
m~obrbeiten 6es 2an0es. Setn mutu0er=
bares neutrality-suspicious. lebt iIbn in
nen 5tu110. nit Gergniigen 6as ra-
tionule 9eben a1 leben, obfe 5ubei
feline &aterGan0Sliebe, feline ueberlie=
ferlmtge1r ltrr6 Ole @ra1n61ab ieiner
gu oergeiien. $50 III ser
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-27
Sin ,uifiia,tcs MitteI geger q
8nrmplage bei 8feroen.

Sober Jarnter un0 Hferoebeiiber
miro erfreut iein, an einem neun Mit-
tel gegen Die gefurbtete BurmpInge
bel Yferoen gu b0ren, 0as in Der fur
5en 8eit Ieines 8etanntieins gang er.-
ltounlidye &eiultate ge5eitigt fat. ga
lin0 Dies Die aus Der alien 9eimatb
berubergefommenen @eurefa-&apieln,
Ole iib in Der fiir3eiten 3eit 1aulenoe
non 1reu1oen ermorben uno in ser
Austreibumg BON 8irmern BEL pfer-
Ben als unlbertrefflih erpieien co..
ben. Mus @uncerten pom oanfbarer
8riefen bon Garmern, Die ole &apieln
benusten, gebt berpor, oaB mad Dem
@ingeben BON MIR 5mei &apieln Sum
oarte Don 8ots ale moglid)en Wur-
ilter 0 Yferoen abgtngen, uno Bob.
Nferoe, Ole porber mager, biiiig uno
ltorrild maren, nab Dem @ingeben
Ger &apieln iofort 5unabmen uno ale
id)ledten @igenidaften perloren. Die
Burmer geben gemobnli9 idon na9
eil1igen Stun0en naaJ oem gingeben
Der &apieln toot inn Miite ab uno lit
Dos Wtittel I'M 10 m%ertbpoQer, als es
obne meitere l1mltdnoe unO obne SUIT
terrpediel ie0em Bfer5e leift einge-
geben meroen fann Muf alien 1ar.
men, NO Bferoe gebalten meroen,
loqten gerooe iebt ieoem ein5igert
Ibiere 5mei ser @apieln CUR goriidt
uerabreidt meroen, aud menn iih sic
Garaiiten duBerlih nod nid,t bemerf.
bar gemadt baben. Sic &apieIn iir1o
geieblid %garantiert unter Seriol No.
21,741 nno f0nnen auh tragenoen
Staten gegeben mer0en. Das MitteI
lit ein5ig un0 alein gu be5iekn DON
Ser unieren 9eiern mohtbefannten
Breeders &eme0p 60, 532 Gait
@oter=StraBe, Sept. "a. Milmautet,
isis, gum Breiie BON $1.25 fir. 6
o6er 5000 fir IL &apieln, p%ortofrei,
nit @ebrau6sanmeiiung Mud gu
BADEN in 8irders Drug Store. MeI.
role, Minn., ODER BEL %. 6. &orrerl
Treeport, Minr. - Mnseiqe 52-ba
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-27

idalqe in Ger Sn,1ptitabt i'm 8eiiein
lbes oamaligen 8raiioentem 8orfirio
Diu5 feierlih eitgeDeibt. Die gu If
rer @rMnoa1ng bernnftaltete 5omm<
lung bntte in rl1nber Sllmme 0reiBig-
tauiem Collar ergeben. @enn I'M
lere Stammesgenofien nn ser an6eret
Seite bes Mto @ra110e allb ferner-
bin bon bielem Streben un6 6iei er
Opfertpiqigteit beieelt bleiben, Damn
miro iih 5as Geutidtbum aus Dem
%merifuniiden 8o6en rtdt mebr ent<
l%pur3eln %lalet,: mag 5teler au6 nob
10 itarfen @riditterlatgen oltSge<
leBt fem.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-27
Sic gage n,tierer @amos:
lcmtc Int Merifo.

Sic Sage unierer 2an0slel1te 1T
Merifo fat fir u1ts infolge ser BORT
berridenoen 3uitan0e, 0ie 0ur6 6er1
Stl1r5 ltllo oen tragiid)en 500 Ma=
,nerps nod] bel meitem lift gn6e nibt
,erreidt 5u babe11 ideinen, an Snterei L
lie geaporren. 8or einigen Sabren
'Hrieb cine meritaniibe 3eitung, 6aB
Sic Seutide &olonie in Werifo nidt
Sic aablpeidite, alt6 nidt Sic ge=
ridia1 ihbolite iei, man ober obne lie
hertreibu1g beballpte1t tonne, 6ab iie
0em 9u1n0e am meiiten Segen GEE
buadt bobe lt116 in Set meritaniiden
am geadtelten 6aitan5e.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-27

Golep Mierenpinen erreidt guren
per- onlid)e1t SAL, weun SIR irgeno
cine Mrt BON 9eieren- o6er 8taien<8e-
idypercen, irgen6 Elm &iGenpeb,
@beumatismus, l1rin . 5aurepergif-
tlar1g poer unregelmdBigeS un6
ld%mer5pones Mieren=@ irfen babt. sic
iimo itarfeno, toniih un5 beilen5 unb
nidts, mo6ur6 Elm &C.
broudsgetpobnbeii bon Meoi5inen
formirt miro. Molitor Drug Co.
Mn3eiQe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-27

bel @ebaiiigfeit un0 &eio cine groBe
&oue ipielen, lit ebeniomenig gu Der
mun0ern. 80 nrilien MIR nit Sc
m1gtbuurg fonitabieren, '6aB cine gro
BE 3obl englii6er 8latter in Mmerifa
iid nidt olr6 Sen 5dein bler5en,
ion0ern Gem 5eutiden &aiierreihe
@eredti9feit mi6eriubren laiien. go
lei len MIR in ei1em 6er ieIben: ugs oarf
nidt% pergeiiet mer6en, 6aB sic 6euti6e
Nution Ste electromagnetic Stenung
u1rter allen Nationen ser groe, ieiner
eiger1en urerml0liden Mnltrergat1rg
un1peitlidtigen Bolitif per6anfft."
@enn es nad bem @unide uno ser
Mbfi6t ser ma9tpolen Nadbarltaa=
ten gega1gen mare, 10 miiroe idon in
ser Meitte 5es Is. Sabrbu1rberts
GreuBen BON ser 2ah6farte geitriden
lt1to Deutidlan6 in Heine Hrppin5et
urter fremee Matiot1e1n pertbeilt por-
Sen iein.
1os militGriide @errie bes groBen
6rie0ri9 ober berbin5erte nidt Bios
5oS1 lon6ern gob ieinem 9an6e cine
@robnmdtitellng. @egen Sen @elt=
eroberer 1tn5 Golferunter0riider Mo- J.
poleon ieBte 6os 6eltide @olf aber-
mails leine gan5e &raft ein, Inn ieine
Steultt1n in Ser Melt All belpuhret1
u1t6 mie0er5llerringen. Die Spfer-
f~re10igfeit utt0 8egeiiterlng oes
9elttidfba1ms, belo,poers oes fleiren,
in SEN Staub getretenen EreuBet>
itebt ei1r5ig 90 in ser @eltgeidIdte.
Sent mil0es poriibergeben0es Muf-
fla6ern, lon6ern cine bon mabrer So
terlm9sliebe inns Grele gum a1rge-
Itmrmten @erriderbatie getragene
8egeiiterrng, ein 6%ielbemuBtes, 8l1t=
lt1db @1h e~inlekenoes 5treben aner
Stalpoe obne ltnteridyie0, 5eiti9te ole
groBortigen &ei nltate oes Sabres
1918.
Nab sen 6reibeitsfriegen erbob ii6
Ole 6rage ser git1igu1,g ser oeu3den
5taln1me, 6ie im 2a1fe oes IS. Sabr-
auf politiid)em @ege nno
nit 6em S6merte III ser @ano Dos
geeinte oeutide &eib berporbrodte,
OF 0eiien &rdftigung un0 5tarffurg
ser Scatter TINS fem @olf in meiier
syrieoe1sarbeit init Musool1er mnb
arbeiteten, Bis oas 2on6 iei-
ne iebige imponieren0e @eltitellln1g
errei6te, morauf ie0er Deutide. nit
ser Musldn6er ober NIT Netb
inns getprnSerl1ng blidt.
Ser 0entlde Scatter ltt16 nit tim
lein Golf, miinidt oen 6rieoen ,ltpo
fat 5ies nidt MIR 6l1r9 @orte, ion-
bern ourd Die 9bnt genugiam al1s.r.
gebrad. Die Srogen, mel.
de ieirer5et NIT @nffengepnIt 3mr
gebradt mur6er, iino nidt
fir INNER gel0it. Ser Seine liegt
Der Bauer, un6 9eutidlan6 itebt
rnebr o6er tpeniger iloliert 90. SITES
oarlm 5l1 ta6eln ooer 5u per1pu1toern,
bob ser beltide @oiier ieinem 9a1pbe
bic 5teuung ar erbalten fudt, bie
Is ftb 1l1rb eigene &ruf err,l1gen
batl grgim fiid niht bon felbft 66ie
Notbbtpenoiigfeit Der geDaltigen M@ii
IIthlpgen, nm Dem allf Der 2mrer
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-27
9emti6lamos @e1titel=
lung 1lno @eereSpcr.
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