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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-11-19
Can You Afford
to Pay Rent?

The rich, who can afford 30 pay ront
usually own their homes rhe puor
who cannot afford to pay rent, usually
do pay rcnt Odd, isn't itf But It
the truth. Now is the time te buy a
home Here are u few rare bargains
$500 will buy l.room house, two lots
terms.
$3.50 will buy good Groom house.
two lots, terms; worth $1,000.
5000 will buy nearly three lots. boar
ing fruit trees
$500 will buy modern bungalow,
terms,
R25oO will buy up.to date 5.rooT
bungalow
FARM BARGAINS.
$1,000 will buy the best Improved
s2.acre farm on Howell Prairie,
sli00 viii bny fine 30.acre farm
ON Howell Prairie, stock, implements,
part In crop, fair buildings
b6500 will buy q well improved Oh
acre farm on Howell Prairie; will tako
a good house In trade time on balance.
improved 0.aere Tract
II yon want to buy the best G.acre
tract, close in, for S26lQ, terms see MS.
Another one
Well improved 7h.acre tract, close
in, s205O; would be cheap ut $500.
EXCHANGES,
We have the largest list of proper
ties to exchange We can trade yours
for what you want il you will only let
us know.
FOR RENT.
Houses in all parts ct the city.
MONEY AT 8 PER CENT,
We can place your money at per
cent best real estate security
INSURANCE,
We write Insurance in the bust old
line companies Your building, furni'
ture, auto, and surety bonds
For a Quick Deal
List your property With live agents
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-11-19
EXPOSURE KILLING
MORE THAN BULLETS

London, Nov. 19.--Pneumonia and
rheumatism are killing and crippling
more men in Belgium than are being
killed and crippled there by bullets,
the war office admitted today.
Every day the Germans are forced
TO spend in their cold, wet trenches
was declared to be gain for the allies
but it was owned that the latter are
suffering terribly, too, All efforts to
drain the trenches were said to have
failed.
German prisoners were quoted as
saying that come of their most desper-
ate charges were inspired by the feel.
ing that even the risk of death, with
the change Of warmth through exercise,
WAS preferable to cramped inaction in
ditch thigh deep in water.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-11-19

cate with Captain Decker. Communi.
cation with Turkey, however, appar-
emily was interrupted.
The state department also was some
what worried over the safety of the
American consulate at Smyrna.
Secretary Daniels thought the Ten
nessee was still at Chios.
"I have issued no orders to the
Tennessee" he said. ~ will issue
none until have received full details
of the incident in the Gulf of Smyrna.
"The situation remains unchanged
There is no telling when Captain
Decker will be able to communicate
with my department"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-11-19
MURDERER Is CAUGHT.

Portland, Ore, Nov. l9.-Fred Tron-
son, wanted for the shooting and kill
ing of Miss Emma Ulrich a stenogra-
pher, Monday night, was arrested at
3 O'Clock by Sheriff Kloss as he was
walking along q country road in Cow
litz county Washington. Sheriff Kloss
declares that Thomson confessed. Miss
Ulrich was shot to death while fleeing
from one room to another in her home.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-11-19
GOVERNOR COMMUTES
PENDER'S SENTENCE
IntimatiOn Made that Pender's S
Conviction Was a Put Up
Job by Former Sheriff

Stating that ii has been his intention
all along not to let John A. Pender
hang for the murder of Mrs. Daisy
Wehrman and child, at st. Helens, in
September, 1911, Of which he was con
victed and sentenced to be executed
on November 2S next, but that, with
the distinct understanding that no pro.
ceedings would be brought during his
term OF office to establish the legal
status Of Pender's case, in the event
Of the adoption Of the capital punish.
mcnt adjustment amendment, Cover.
nor West this noon committed tho
death penalty Of Pender to life i'm.
prsonment.
John f. Logan, counsel for petition.
ers for the Communication Of Pendur :
sentence, gave the governor his word
cf honor that he would take no legal
steps to secure the absolute freedom
Of Pender in the event capital punish.
ment is abolished until he had submit.
ted the case for the decision of Cover,
nor'elect Withycombe.
Pender's sentence was committed by
the governor this noon after listening
to the argument and testimony of az
least q dozen witnesses in support Of a
petition for the communication, based
upon the ground that Pender is abso,
lutely innocent of the crime of which
he was convicted and that his eonvic.
tion was the result of conspiracy on
the part OF fcnaer Sheriff Thompson,
Of Columbia county, aud others to
" railroad" F" Ponder TO the gallows in
Crder to procure the reward of $500
which was Offered for the arrest snd
conviction Of the murderer Of Mrs.
Wehrman and her child.
Up to Withycombe
Mr. Logan presented the case in
support of the contention TINT PenIer
was not guilty Of the crime, and his
argument was supplemented by Sheriff
Word, Of Mnltnomah county, to the eff.
feet that Pender was model prisoner
and was given the freedom Of the ia,
grounds aud the city, while in Sheriff
Word 3 custody aud character wit
csses appeared, consisting Ola delcgu.
tion Of Spanish War Veterans, OF
which order Pender Is member, and
numerous other witnesses who knew
Pender personally aud refuted the eyi.
dence introduced in the case tending
to show pendcr ip as bad man with
a shady reputation, Pendcr served
during the Spanish war with the Utah
battery Of light artillery in the Phil.
ippiues silent but decidedly interest.
ed listeners to the mass Of evidence
that was introduced to break down
the verdict Of guilt and death sentence
Of the court, was pcnder's mother ami
wife, both of whom showered the gov
crnor with protuse thanks and bless
iugs for his humane action
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-11-19

More Of the candidates for council,
man in Albany has any opposition, The
maioritcs give promise Of being phe
nomenal
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-08-28

Milwaukee. Wis. Aug. 25.-Thomas
A. Edison declares that he considers
Lincoln B~eachey's lo~op-the-loop and
npside down flights the greatest con
lributions to science since the Wright
brothers first few a heavier than air
machine some six or seven years ago.
Lincoln Beachey will give three ex-
additions each day at the Wisconsin
State Fair on Sept. Is. 16. II, and IS.
Il was startled and amazed" and
Mr.. Edison recently as he sat In his
laboratory In Orange. N. j.. when
saw that youngster take to the sky
and send his aeroplane through the
oop and then follow that astounding
leat with an upside down flight. ]
tould not believe my eyes and
my nerves were atingle for many
minutes.
1.-TWO years ago Oryille Wright told
ne that man had done about all with
The aircraft that could be done until
he inventive genius. provided some
automatic balancing device calculated
10 act more quickly than man car
think and act at the same time.
Contrary to my impression, Bea
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-08-28

8ir itreiten bin ,nb Der nit bielen
Wcrten,
Giht eifernoeu, jebod) 9eiinuun9spouen,
8o mir ben HubeiiB an oeutiden
Srten
Ta6 unier beioer @ilen ipG5Ieu iuouen.
nSrau. iou bes Ser3ens Iteinuns ib
b%efenner,
8o uian Die Nlibe nonnieiif pertreibt
lid:
Tor alIeil Stabter. Die nit Sfuhm si
nennen.
%ciI's bort beba9Iib Iebt iit. lobt ii6
2cip3ig."
nIh, f6fpcie bon gigculobi Ou Iicber
9imnel.
Gentit OIL uid)t al DER Wieiie Sdmmele
furienT
Wars nidt, aIS raiten forn1tfra I'M @es
I'm nfls III unierl poraeu Sericn
Surien?"
~Sn cirem freiIid mlb Der Crt seniis
gen,
Serieet i6 pieNer, lou mir Sreuoe
tptitANh.
Sd nlofte mid in pplen 9eftarsieen,
USE ieIee @0tter trnnter. Irunfen
trinienl"
9arauf Die @attin: n8iu nan nift
nit leeren
Hobreoen iunert llnlpert iibertiinfen,
60 ltebt nur cine Stobt IN 1odlten
@brcn -
Srdntit bort hcr Sd)oppeu mdnden.
Mtdlnhen - Wundenl"
Gas mar Der trefiIihite bon ibren
ElGncn,
Sic mid idon oft befreit bon 3peifcIn
bdtten.
Sen giniau," riei ld. bait ou bon
Nt5enen,
Ser 5eusentiprpb'u en 9uteH 8ottin.
8attinl
Omar iprab ih gerabe iebt Rom
SbeaIell,
Sod bin i6 gIeiduupbl e0icrt Sruns
gcfpogeu,
8leid) unIeru I1reit, Die bel Treunens
mnblen
Sn nteilt nid)t c6tr 5ogen 3Ii9eu joecn.
go Iieblib riuut fem Sruut 0ur1 nleiue
&cble.
Wis boprii6 @ier, pls mrs II Tlnfen
folien.
8as tupun mir bier. 100 mir, 9eIiebte
Seele,
Gar oft bel idlledpicn 9siten ~raiten.
rolteuY
@anbriuus, Minnc !ab percent uns
"icier1l
Or belt ms 5u zen le-rIititen
0eniilien.
2aB mir nidt LANCER mebr Dag 2anb
Der 8dnern.
Die Curt mad Raben msiieu. nrifen
miilien."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-08-28

branntsn re our9 bas battle-ground
in ibr junsss 9sra binsin. sic
Ieerte ibrs Shotolooe bis gum lebtsn
5ropfen. piihte ii9 ben Muno init
Der Ssrpistte uno i%euf3te: Dbl"
Gu6 isbt erpioerts iie feline &C.
iubIe nod niht, absr lie bate Is
pitant esfunoen, psnn sr ii1 sines
Moresns Dor ibrem galton mitisn
ins 9sr3 ssidoFen, ibr tin 4bi9isoss
eeoiht ibsrrei9t unb itsrbsno gee
itammsIt bate: sir Sic, 5rduIein
4melie!."
Ginss Cages beihIob lie snolid,
benz armsn Oiensr ibres 8atsrs Gin
paar teiInebmenne Mprte uno einen
9onoeorud gu senGbrsn, I'M ibm Den
einIamen Nse ourd ole Wiite oss
2ebsns gu srlsidtsrn. 1nb mai er
gar Su p~erspeifelt uno - frif6 ia.
feet, nun ia, 10 io1te er pisleidt 10.
ear elm ooer 3ipei 3uHe poq jung
frGuIi6sr Reinbeit srbaltsn.
Mls JrGuIein 4melie am nGdfen
Moresn in aeIinoer 4ufreguna uno
nit sinem sisentimIiden Waaen ,bs
res bon pieIsn 9enerationen trieaeris
Iher 9slosn ersrbten bodppbieebos
renen gIutes auf Dem 8alton fab.
hoIo pie tmmer, in Murasnfhu6en
uno gatiitpsi9noir - fiel Elm S6at'
ten ibsr Der 9of.
Oos NOR Der Refnungsfitrer.
Sn iditterner Yerpirrung fans
meIte bus if0ns 9ino bic 6altsn ibz
res pei9noirs auf Der 9ruit, peugte
iih iibsr Die Baluitraoe uno fliiiterte
ME Elm perhaIenoer SreeIton in siz
mem bIumeneeIdmiidtsn a;rbsnss.
noble:
.6err SpensIOn!"
.5rG ;. all :. du ;. lein!!"
sd lam Sic nid1t lGneer 70 u,s
io9bor Itiosu laFen -. SD mub nit
Sbnen ipyt7en aommen Sic
beute ateno I'm neun ltbr IN Die
SosminIoube."
Der iunle Glann parfte ME Elm
Sruntener. prsbts bic !0dnoe auls
3era, nno murmeIte:
.0ott ie3ne Sis.!"
IgS Der Ubeno feline Sdottsn hers
nieoerient;e, ole 9idter Der Radt it'd
am gimme! e%ntsinbsteu. Die 6leosr,
mduie auf ibrsn idipor3en 5Iigeiu
in truntertm 2isbssroufh baron
huihteu. pte MiIfmGoden in Der
Sdleune fiji INNER matter rsbrten
aescn Die p,umpsn .3GrtIi6tsitsn Der
Snshts - ihpebte 6rGulein amelis
iur SasmjnJaubs gleid sinsm gnesI
ner gurmbtrsistsit, ssilnobms in
Der gtuit. uno Worte oss Stpilts
ouf osn 2ipoeu, bIieb in Dem ~puittns
Den Rahmen ser 2oubs itska un0
ieufsts:
s9sry Spsusiun!"
s6rd =. gu ;. all >. ltin!"
.MRut, iuueer Mann. Sd irelb
alss, un0 id psr;eik Sbnsn Sbrt
sibnhsjt. @lber iprsdeu sic eno.
nd. IN ojsYtr Neiie lam IS atdjt
ip~eiier9ehen -"
sNeir... oas... a.. H..
lam Is niat.~
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-08-28
Published by MELODY Co.. New York.
5ri- Grbrimmis.

Sunio,eStc bon aIfreb b. 5ococniterna.
Der @raf auf StropitaO bsTaB Elm
Gut bon elf eanasn !6ufen u7o Elm
Sdlob nit iiebsEuno3pouaie 3;nls
msrn. Seine 6rau bate fiebenbuns
bert Got Silber nit in ole G4e oe.
tradt uno isdsunopreibig paar
8ettbesiies. Sein Sobn mar 9om>
msrberr bsim &Onie. uno feline 2ods
ter mar isbr fein, ididtsrn uro uns
fhuloie.
auf Dem ercben t6of bon Strop,
ftd6 absr 9ing es gar haus bditeri6
gu. Rod ME mar ss porestommen,
oat elmer BON Der Oiensrihoft lid
iibsrgsFsn battle posr tront estrorosn
ipar infol9e bon 81 gutem 2etsn.
6raulein 4melie srhislt ~a1sroines
lebeu Woreen UNI Iieben llbr i9re
Sdotolaoe nit belsgten 9roten uno
gisrn. Sn ibrsm Ouftiesn Ysignoir
fab tie in ibrer sonssn llniduIo i'm
CONNER auf Dem 9aI:on in sincm
bsqusmsn Gartenituh! uno lisb iid
ibr 5ribitiid munpsn.
auf Dem 0utshof mar Elm Rsds
nunesfihrsr. Elm I6lihter Mann,
bod jung un0 poblgebaut. Ssoen
Morgsn um iieben ubr 9ine sr. nats
Dem CT iein einfo6es, unbeIhreiblih
elnIddss 6ribftid in Der 2suteitube
%tinesnonmsn bate, iber oen !0of gu
Den Irbeitern binaus. Gr hattie :ein
Menih isiu miifen, psnn sr i'm
8criibereshsn niht eineu Bid gu
6rdulein 4meIis ouf oen gaIton
empprgeporfen bate, uno je0esmal
idnirte iit iein !0srs 3uiommsn. srs
sriff elm Ssbnsn feline Sruit. 10 naB
sr einen tieIen Ssuf3er tot. So. er
iob 0us, ais ipous sr dlss Dor. oben
nit ben Au9en perlhIln9en.
6rGuIsin Mmelie mar uni1uIbi9
uno reinsn 6sriens uuo bohnebl9e,
boron lpis %lpsnige. aber tie bate tsin
Weib iein miifen, ipern js mid.
itIieBIid Den iun9en Wlonn bemerlt
bate. llno ibre gIide tsaeonsten Titl
eIeid Stpsi flammenoen Nprol. ftetn
ant OunieIbIausn Sommernots tbims
mel, uno Der Weitpino iiibrts Istne
Ssuf3er su ihrsm galton bernui, uno
iis oeutste Iie ,urs nit Den Wortsn:
.6rGulein. ih Iiete Sie.!"
Die Gtberifde iungfrduliae 8sin'
belt ibrer Seele uno ibr bohpobise.
borenss 9Iut psrbinosrtsn lie, fetne
Qiebt gu srpioeru. absr fis bate Is
interehont a~efuneeu. ipsun mar on
einem rdrmsn SuIitaee oss uneIiid'
lihsn Siinelinas srialtetsn &orper
aus Dem parttsib sefifht uno in itis
nsr Wtitsntoihs Elm feudteS 9risfs
den eefunoen bate NIT Sen ipeuiecn
on fsinsn alien Batter eerittsisn
0crttn: .Soffnunssluis 2iybs Su
TrGulein 4melis bat mid in zen
Soo eetriehen."
Der iunss Moun otsr irur1s nit
itesm Sase blsider mo maeerer,
uno 15r1ulein Imelie bsobottett, bub
Sic glids. Die eg ~ ibyen golton
emrprIanoie. INNER 1ldhenoet uno
| ~fIttsnrsr puresu. vie Gin 9Iis
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-08-28

chey's loop was not performed high
the air. at a distance that would en-.
nance the opportunity for a trick of
legerdermain. But almost over nv
head he spun around. outraging all
wonderful. so wonderful. in fact. that !
was relieved when. after the third
loop. Beachey came pack to the earth
Then | spent a whole day figuring
out how it was possible for a young
aviator TO be performing a feat the
man who invented and few the first
aeropIane declared was Impossible.
there was sufficient food for thought.
and deep thought at that. When
sought out young Reachey and aske.
him for an explanation. he looked at
me in a quizzical manner. and replied
] took you for my example and q our
to do what the others thought impos-
sible. Then after studying ii all out.
went at 1t and combined thought and
action to a degree sufficient to get
away with IL"
That tells the whole story. Doing
what the other fellow declares is i'm
possible. And it is ARE sport doing
it. too"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-08-28
Primer 9err SpensIpn! ST es
Iebr ihper gu e~rtraeen2"

SNN'AN O ~
febr fhper Su ertraeen2"
,So, Trduleiu IS bsginnt ia
idrn an friben Mpreen, ipsnn Sis
mid ieben. Qber ie ldnssr Der Gag
bauert, oeitp ihfperer piro mfrs, be-
ionoers, ipenn ib orauben i'm Daios
10 aIein apifden ben Irbeitern uno
Rdtnern herumgebe. Ob, pie Idau.
rig es in meinem s@Snnern ssrrt unb
reiBt! 3utpeilen babe i'd elm @efipl,
als mIHs id mid Dor 0erapsiflune
auf bic groe nerfen, uno oas @urs
5%elfpert an mid preHen."
Primer, armer junser Mann!
Mein 9erS blutet fir Sic. aber iras
permag i4 pobl gu tun? Sic iino
mir teinesipegs eleihsiItis. isooG
Der 4bitanr apii4en uns tit sor gu
sroB. 9srr S%bsnsion," faste 6rdu=
lein Mmelie, uno riidte auf Der 8lnt
oidt an Die Settle oes iuneen Mars
mes heran.
.9spib lit Ser 4bitano srph, bod
meme iebnfiidtissn 8Iids babsn Sic
ieoen Moreen erreidt, 6rdulein
Mmelie."
,Ob, S~pensfon, Sbensfon, i6 Elm
meiner felbit ni6t mebr md9tig -.
WtiBbrauden Sic niht Die S9pGds
zines uni6ulbigen Mdbdens. Sb
8ott. mas fol- i'd tun2"
.9inse ss nidt an. bab Sie init
Der Srau @rdfin iprsdsn? S,s lift
pieletht milber aIs Der 5srr @rof."
rSb, Spsnsion, bus 1T iebr
fdper! 4ber tpenn -. mem ib
nun nit Drama Iprehen miiroe, lpsrn
49,. bon Sbnen, mas ioate i'd ibr
penn fagen2"
Nd, nie eiitig iie iinb! Run -
fdgen sic ibr eerabe beraus, DAB ;b
niht beiteben lam BEL oieier 9efos
ftigun1, oab i'd msbr uno tr~dfti9eres
GIIen baben mub. penn i9 Den Mr.
beiten in NdIo uno 6elb lpeiter nGd)>
aeben ipl. Saesn Sic ibr -"
5rGuleiu Nmelie mar fort! Sic
mar perI6nunoen pie Der Sous
tropfen i'm 8sIh Der ellie, peri6lun.
gen bon Der 0untsIFit Der Roht.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-08-28
2nhidiHcrin iplocr @iacn.
lie @cihifte ciner pom Sicbbabcr in
ben Cob aeiaaten 6rans6in.

Gin 8ldttIsin Ser Griursruns
iribmst Elm griFeler aorrefpunosnt
Der 5ranSpiin 2tkisnns Gapot De
GdIisIla, Die, fuie ssmslost fpuros, ror
iu,ssm nit sinuu 6ali6irm aus lis
nsr Sobs bon 800 Mstsrn ouf bic
Grbe iprinssn fpplts. Ter 6alidirm
perlaets aber, sr offnste iid niht,
uno 2ucieuns t0tete iid. ssri6mettsrt
ouf Sen Sdolsn zines WsissnfsIoes.
Nan bate 9lumsn norbersitst. Il.
ibr gu rsihen. ipsnn lie bell uno aes
FUND ibr SeIosnitut p%onbratht buben
piiroe. Die Slumen puroen nun
oasu ssbrautt. Ole f1ssdIi9 psrtim,
msli:u @lisoer nor BEN entiebisn
WSeniden gu p~srbsr9sn.
PUN mus man uidt %sIaubeu, oaB
2utisuns nit Dem ma6tpousn a0sle,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-08-28

namen etne Jrau bon unelaublider
Sapferteit sepefen lit. Sic bisB in
WirtIi9teit bel bei1eioener. sic
bate in Wirtlidteit nls 0ertGuferin
Elm ormss 8rot ssseTsn. uno einer
BON Den bi5saren 2ebensaufdllen bat
iie in bic pbontafif4e 9Dbe unb gu
Dem mproenoen SturSe sebra6t. Sbr
2iebiter par ndmlid Elm Waler, Dem
Die Gunit elm 9eldnoe gu aus51pet>
fenoen SrGumen mar. Gr pertaufts
bic 8iloer nidt, aber er boute 2ufts
i4lOher, uno fein nm perpseeniten
aufeefibrtss - i'm pDrtli6iten Sim
ne - mar ienes SeseIi9iff, bos eis
men Menfden aus Den BoIten fiber
gu beM feitsn 8ooen trossn iollts.
Der Maler, Der Srdumer, Der tod.
Qiebbaber, glaubte gang beitimmt an
feinen Sdirm. Nur mar es trourig,
bob fein 9erS bon al Der erregten
@%inbiloung eeitort porben mar. Gr
bate germ ben Sprung aus Der 90be
setpogt. Ood pdre babel iein franz
tes 9erS gang in Stide sesongsn.
Gr bate nidt Die 2Orpsrtraft beieI,
fen. um taltblitig Die gum Osffnen
oes S9irmes notisen Manoper pors
ounebmen.
Oas fldste er ultdsIid feiner 2us
cienne. uno 10 LANCE. 10 Ipriit, bis
zines Soges Die psrlisbts 0ertdufsrin
%ousrief: sd! Sd. Sic eri9rat
io9leih, nadOem iie oas seiast bate.
un0 bate am liebiten ibre @oreilieteit
p%ioerruFen. Iber Der MaIer b0rte
nur Die Spferpilisieit BON 2ucienss
uno nidt ibren plOBliden Sdreden.
Gr meinte, bab ibr 9ers ilur po9e
Dor un9eouIo, in bic 9uft gu iteieen
uno aus Der 2uft gu itiir5en.
aurS: 2ucienns lisb ii9 feFeln
an Den Giaosder. Sic fam funfmal
nit Dem 2ebsn oapou. geim ie6iten
Male lam Der Heden@ uno Spitems
febler in Der Wobniinnsmaidine
firtterIi6 outage.
Gines 1T aber nod bstaunt octprr,
ben: 2uelenne mar niemoIs mutig
9erpefen, niemaIs cine !9elpin. sic
bat iid idIeppen miifsn gum Spfsr
ME Elm MDroer aufs S9dfptt,
idlotterno uno trei0sbIsi9 uno inter
Der tinitli9 aufgetragenen 6euer=
blumenidminte. sic bat iid fiinfa
mol p%sripunoert, bab IS nod nidt
gu Gnoe mar nit Der Dual. Wlan
bat eeisbtn. ooB is Dor Dem Iesten
4ufftiee ihren 8sIiebten unO StIa@
penbolier seidittsIt bal, uiat um
i'm 81 tihsn, Rur ME Elm 3orniz
ger, ME Elm 9eraipeifsltsr, ME elm
nm feline gsfrsiune unb Rsttung
R~inssnbsr bat lie ibu ssf6ittslt. ST
aber 1T itiu uno bstpssunssIos eeblies
BEN. Gr bat ibrs 9ano ergriffeu.
Gr bat lie gum Ginosdsr esfibrt. 100
lie iih. inter Dem Bid istner aueen.
feftidnoIlen Iisb. Inter Dem Bid
feinsr auesn. unter Dem 9ruds isiner
!Sano. inter Dem @etreihsl isinsr
Singer iibsr ibre Wauesr. ibrs Stirn
uno ibre Shugtern. Sic batts bod
eef6rieen: lin. Gls fie krnod
ourh bic 2uft ni~eoerinufts. idicn ie
NIT 9onhsn lno 6fBsn 81 pnooela
sleid einsm fr0hlihsn Sdnimmer.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-08-28
BEACHEY'S STUNTS AMAZE
EDISON, THE FAMOUS WIZARD
Spends One Whole Day Trying to Figure How Bird
Man Does Things Others Have Pronounced Impos-
sible, and Then Isn't Satisfied With Conclusions.
WILL BE DUSTLESS FAIR

There viii be no sitting dust at
the 1914 state fair.
Secretary Mackenzie has arrang.
ed to oil streets and walks several
days before Sept. IA, the opening
date. and s%prinkling wagons will be
busy every day.
A fair without dust viii be O
novelty In itself.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-08-28
DO YOU KNOW WISCONSIN?

Do you think you know q great
deal about Wisconsin?
Let the 1914 state fair answer
that question for you.
Look over the exhibits In the
various departments thoroughly,
and probably you will admit that
what you knew of Wisconsin was
mighty little.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-08-28
nnicre @eieIIidlaft.

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6ortnla Sir niht endoie 1T.
&irtt Seiu 9rldeinen unbedusn1.
llno fIiidliis heiBi's MIR: ~anaene6m-;
Sra9t man nab Cir. CLAUS Iiderlia:
sgsur ubcrfIddIih" teuni man Sid. -
Sod iueunet nIoelih iih 2ein 2os,
Writ Gu bcrihmt uno reit uno arob,
G~ntpfaugt man Sih INIT frcun'gem
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ilnO berSIih tiingts: Ia iino zie ia!"
llnN hsnu IN ioTi bit. ltec- u1sint.
&u Jet i ron il .iein better Srcuuo-~
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-05-29
COMPLETE PROGRAM
FOR MEMORIAL DAY
Plan Big Parade With Organ
izatiOnS and School Children
= Will Have Exercises in
BattelI Park.

Final arrangements for Memorial
day exercises have been completed by
the local Houghton post, G.. A. r. The
main feature Of the day will be the big
parade with exercises in both the
cemeteries and park. No other plans
have been made for the day excepting
by those who will visit the graves Of
the departed during Saturday. There
was some talk of making Saturday a
holiday in Mishawaka, but IL was final
ly decided by the majority of business
men that they keep open their stores.
HoughtOn Post has issued the fol-
lowing program for Memorial day:
Members of the local post end all ex-
soldiers Of the Civil and Spanish I.ars
will meet at the headquarters in odd
Fellows temple at l o'clock Saturday
afternoon.
At 1870 O'Clock the procession will
form at the corner of Main and Third
SITS, under charge of the officer of the
day, NJ. NJ. Fisher, and move in the
following order: Platoon of police.
Wooden Co. band. HoughtOn post, @.
A. r.. and auxiliary soldiers, Boy
Scouts. public and parochial schools,
local organizations and citizens
The line OF march will be north on
Main St, hating enroute on the bridge
TO StreW upon the bosom of the river
floral offerings in memory Of the Union
sailor dead, and also pausing at the
soldiers monument to pay tribute TO
all the patriot dead whose deeds and
memory the shaft perpetuates.
From the monument the line or
march will proceed to the stand in the
west end of the park. where the order
of exercises will be as follows:
Sounding assembly,.
Music. Wooden Co. Band
Invocation. $3.50. Rev. ID. ID. Spangler
Song. Male Quartet
L. 7. NIcCollum, w. z. Butterworth
c. A. Maurer III. G.. Eggleson
Reading Memorial Orders. .-.....
Adjt. j. w. Hutchinson
Reading of Gen. Logan's order No.
II. .... Com. DR.. John Borough
Reading Of Governors Proclamation
Mayor Ralph w. Gaylor
Lincoln's Gettysburg Address. 49,.
Com. Z. A. Jerengan
SONG. Male Quartet
Memorial Address ............
City Judge Ralph Fieg
Music. Band
Reading Roll of Honor. M. NJ. Fisher
Song, America. .........A All Joining
BereGiction. $500. Rev. II. ]. Finch
Assembly.
In the case Of rain the exercises will
be held in the Odd Fellows temple.
Upon the completion Of the pro-
gram the assembly will be sounded, the
lines reform, and march to the Cath
Ole and Protestant cemeteries, where
the sacred and patriotic duty of strew-
ing with flowers the graves of depart
ed comrades will be performed by the
surviving comrades.
At the conclusion of the exercises,
taps will be sounded and the cOlmun
will march back to headquarters and
disband.