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The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1914-05-22
Beware of the Bull.
Wallace's Farmer.

" 0AAaNN , 4 dl LlGA.
When the emperor of Ger
many was a ''kid, while NOT
only his father but his grand
was living, and the throne
was apparently thirty years dis
tant. he sent his photograph to
Bismarck, his fathers chancellor,
with the warning "Cave, ad
sum, which translated into
plain English means: ''Take
care; I am here!' A most i'm
pu9art thing for the royal
cub to say. What Bismarck
when he read the warn
ing, nor what he felt when the
threat was executed, has never
been printed, perhaps would not
be printable.
What was an imputent thing in
a royal princeling would be the
highest wisdom on the part of
the farmer and his boys, as ex-
preSsiye of their attitude toward
the bull. No matter what his
breed or breeding or age or past
behavior, the one animal on the
farm which it is never safe to
is the buli. You may trust
the COW. She Will never return
evil for good, unless her mater
nal instincts are aroused by a
threatened danger to her calf;
and you can t blame her for that.
You can be a friend of the horse.
lie will trust you. The dog will
even die for you. You can by
Kindness even allay the suSpic-
ions of the cat; but you are
never safe In trusting a bull.
The only safety lies in giving
Inn to understand from calfhOOd
up: Beware; l ann here!"
II
let the boys play with
him when a calf. Don't tease
Never trust him. The
bull has no morals, no conscience,
not even a sense of humOr. He
Is utterly incapable of gratitude.
He is like some men that we
have known. He assumes that
he is supreme boss of the ranch,
and is ready to crush by brute
force anything and everything
that interferes with the gratifi-
cation Of his passions or of his
whims. He has a low trait which
he shares with men of his type,
which leads him to take advan-
tage OF even his friends. Every
year We read of farmers who
have been gOred or trampled to
by bulls, and it is always a
kind, gentle bull" that was
trusted.
The bull understands and APP
preclates but one thing, and that
is brute force. Put a ring in
his nose when he is young; put a
staff in the ring, and hold it,
and have a club handy and give
hm to understand that you are
the boss of the ranch, and not he.
If he has learned to use his
horns and to depend upon them,
dehOrn him. Be just to the
bull never abuse him but let
INN know always and everywhere
that you are on the spot, that
Your will is supreme, and that
between you and him de-
on his good behavior.
When in life you meet with
coarse-grained, stupid men, with
no conscience, no code of morals
and no sense of humOr, seething
with passion for power or re
venge, treat them not as YOU
would your own bull, but a
bull-keep away from
them, Never under any cir
cumstances trust a bull. Never
fear him, but with ring and
staff and club make him fear
fear even your shadow.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1914-05-22

Edward L. Little went to Kan
sas City Sunday evening for a
few days''viSit.
Mrs. T. j. Hedrick of Buekner
spent Sunday here with her
daughter, Miss Amy, at Licking
ton College.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1914-05-22
Stenography.

LITTER writing, copying and
til! collecting. Dirtations taken
d shorthand. Work done at
r"hn |. AshurSt's office. All
,rrk guaranteed TO be up-to-
Rt'TH ASHURST
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1914-05-22
Keep Bowel Movement Regular,

NteP DUWeI va UI"I'
DR.. Kings New Life Pills keep
stomach, liver and Kidneys in
healthy condition. Rid the
body of pOisons and waste. I'm
prove your complexion by flush
ing the liver and kidneys. 81
got more relief from one box of
DR.. Kings New Life Pills than
any medicine l ever tried, says
c. E. Hatfield, of Chicago, I'll.
25 cents at your druggist.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1914-05-22

Try an Aliens Tame Cherry
at Stalling's. They're Ave.
The fact is, the four magazines
we sell with The Intelligencer for
10 cents extra, represents the
biggest reading value ever offer
ed the public. Have You sent
us your orderi If not, send it
or phone as today.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1914-05-22

Mammoth Bronze Turkey toms
Is. G. White LeghOrn males.
Choice stock. Eggs in season.
JAS. GLADESH,
Higginsville, Mo.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-21

I'm the international and inter- |
colonial peacemaker," says Mr. lit, |
who was little, sandy, dried-up man.
Il make peace. Bring on your quar-
rels. Now"
why don't he try to make up be-
tween Jim Barnes and his wife,"
shouted one of the wags. But Mr.. |
lit took a serious view of the situ- |
alton.
This amt no joke, ladies and |
gents," he said. cts a respectable |
perfession, mine is. It's necessary |
one, too. There's far too much quar-
reling in these days. l made peace |
only last week between the mayor of |
Decides and his lady, and the towns |
been clean of graft ever since. Now,
ladies and gents, my fee II = dollar,
and my tents open by appointment |
at any hour after dark, when you
can come in quietIke and nobody
will see you"
Well, that raised laugh, but,
would you believe it, Sadie Roach,
our maid, declared that she saw Mr..
and Mrs. Barnes stealing away out !
of Mr.. tits tent, looking as pleased as
a counting couple the next morning.
And as the days went by and Mr.. |
lit remained, it certainly seemed that |
an improvement had come to Surbi- |
ton. Folks who hadn't been on speak
ing terms for years began to say
>HeIlop' to each other, and spite |
fences were taken down, and nobody
complained when the neighbors'
chickens got into his garden any
more.
Well, what happened next scared
me. was strolling near Mr.. tits
tent, just by chance, you understand,
when the little man came out and
accosted me.
"Mademoiselle," he said, executing
a bow--for that is the only word suit
able for the absurd little bob he made |
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-21

trace it in the third line of your right
hand, running from the Mount of
Hercules to the Oasis of Luna"
And with these enigmatical words
he beat a retreat into his tent, leav-l
ing me decidedly annoyed and little,
Inundated. -..
!, 1 knew he couldn't possibly have
heard about me and George, because.
our engagement had been kept pro-
found secret outside the family, and
only the relations and the servants,
knew about it and they wouldn't have
breathed word to anybody. How.
ever, began to get piqued by Mr..
tits words, and about o'clock that
night, finding myself - quite by.
chance, you understandable the Vi
cinity of Mr.. tits tent, l thought 1
would drop in. to see whether there
really was anything in what he said
about the Mount of Hercules.
Though it had begun to dawn on
me that l had had my hands in my
,muff and that he hadn't seen them at
all.
Mr.. lit seemed to have been wait
ing FOR me, Tor hardly mad l drawn
near his tent when he was outside,
seizing me by the hands.
you have come he said. 81 am
glad you have come. Mademoiselle,
you remind me of my dear friend His.
Excellency Ching Foo, the grand vi
zier of Tartary, who had fearful
quarrel with his wife last week over
he spending money. He came to me.
"'Mr. tit" he said, 1 have had a row
with my wife and / wish l we're dead.
She wants hundred yen week to
buy her own clothes with. What
would 7ou do?'
Gee her two hundred an .
swered, and he saw the justice of it
and went away happy. They're
reconciled now"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-17
0as erite feierlide &pniitpri1nt

9as erite feierlide &oniitoriam
6es neuerm6blten &opiteS @eneoift
XIV. fon6 om Dienftag lebter @o@e,
no66em am @onntag porber Sic @ro<
nm11g 6es Nopites itottgefun6en, 1tr=
ter Sen iib1ihen @eremonien itatt.
iSGmmtIi6e bel Ser &ap1ttpobl o11tpe=
1en6en 11n6 fpdter eingetroffenen &ar<
oindIe nobmen an BEN 8eier1idfeiten
tbeil. Ser @ap1t ber1ieb %folgenoen
bier bon ietnem @orgdnger> Napit
&ius X, in 6em @onititorium bonn
%. M1oi ~freierten ouslGn6ii6en &ar=
6inaIen SEN Motben SUIT: @aroinal
Mntonio Men6es 8eno, 8otrtarh Don
2iiIabom, @ortugo1; @ar6tna1 @icto=
riono @niinfoIa y Menen6e8, @r3bi-
idof RON Gole6o, Sponiem; @ar6tna1
@ritob 8iffI, @r5bii@of bon @ietr nro
@rimos bon Seiterret@ uno @aroi<
nal SSobonnes @ferno6, @r8bii@of
bon @ro11 nn6 8rtmoS bon ungorr.
Sest1 ser Bel 6ieie fer @elegenbeit gebol=
tenen mocntior betorte @apit 8ene=
6ift XIV. sic Motbmen6tgfet ser
s@3raiifftigrng seq reltgioien @etp1Bt=
1eing in ser go115en @elt a1s 6as ein=
8tqe mitte1 fir sic @eieui6ot gegen
sic gegentpGrtiger 11ebe1, Sic nns
be1tte in Sent be6o11ernstpertben &on<
fItft in @l1ropo Dor M1tgen treten. 0er
Nopft erflGrte, 6aB sic @1anbi9en it,
ftan6ig um Sic @eilegung BEG &rieaeS
fIeben nn6 DEFENDERS Sic Siirbitte ber
beiligen SSltngfra11 un6 @ottesm11tter
o11rnfen folten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-17
IN ieiner ant Montagabenb tn

Sn ieiner am Montagabenb in
Moribon gebaltenen &e6e, nit Ser er
feline @ablcompogne eroffnete, bot
Ser republtfoniide @ouperne1rs-Gan<
|6i6at @m. 6. See sic aus6rudli9e
@rfldrung gegeben, baB ct nnentmegt
fir County : Sption einiteben miro
nn6, hoB, inn Sale Ser 5toat ibn NIT
6e1n b0diten9lmte, 6oS er 3n bergeben
bot, betro11en ioute, er ste 2egiSlo=
tur fir feline 2ofa1 Sption=Mniidt
5u getpinnen tradten mer6e. 9amtt
ipielt ii6 See als Elm gefabrli&er
6ein6 ser perfonli6en Greibeit nn6
oes peri0nliden @edtes ouf un6 ion
Ser @toat Minmeiota, nidt in 6te
&nedt1doft Ser Brobibitioniiten ge<
rotbem, 10 5eige man 6em &errn See,
SEN o11@ fonit mo@ @igeni@often 5ie<
rem, sic i'm 6nrdaus nt6t gum Git
inn @o11perneursltubl bere6ttgen, Die
falte @dulter.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-17
gin ber Shat1ade, bak Gnolanber

GIN Der Sbatiadc, bak Gnslanoer
unb Grom8oie n nit Dum-9um Sc
idoiien fdtebem tonm no@ ben BON
BEN 5uitanoigen oentiden Beboroen
qemodten Neltltelungen, nidt mebr
ge3peifelt meroen. England fat ii@
6ieier @ei6oiie idon I'M 8nrentriege
beoient, mofiir es bon ser geiommten
8ip~ililierten @elt bamals i@arf our
Or6nung gerufen tpalrbe. DaS Ser,
Bot 6ie1er @ei@oiie lift cine Der tperi-
gen b6Iferredtliden Mbmo@ungen,
iiber 6eren Meim1ng 8meifel ni@t
beiteben, un6 in6em England uno
6ronfrei6 sic @eidoiie troboem per=
men6en, bemeifen fie, mie mie6rig Der
ortige Mbmodunge1 bon ibne11 be-
mertbet tper6en. Die amerituniide
@~ritenpreife bat 5n oen SefHtelnn<
gen ser beutf6en 8ebor6en notiirli@
ni@ts 3u iogen, fir iie 1T ones mobl-
getbon, mos England tbut, einerlei
mie fton6al0s es lit. Se6e infame
@eroa@tigung @e1ti@lanoS greift
file beaierig a1f. 0bi@on sic @@au>
ergei6idten bon Sen @reueln, sic
6e11tide @oI6oten in @elgten beribt
baben folren, bon Dl1benben bon ein>
tpon6freien 8e11ger ldneit %tpi6er1egt
fit16, mer6en bon 6iefen @latterr
tGgli& 1te11e er5dblt. Sir Ben bnr6
.6as @oIferre&t berbotenen @ebraa@
bon CUNT en aber bo>
BEN file fein ta6e1noeS Wort. Dor<
Mber mir6en fie ii6 MIR erbiten,
menn sic Denti6en Tie gebroudten.
Conn tpiir6e 6es 9drmes fein Gn6e
fem. @as nernt Sic e entartete Brel1e
Medt un6 @iligfeit. Gin @fanoa1
1T es meiter ni6tS.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-17
Ser Sal bon Manberge 1T Elm

Ser Sal bon Manberee 1T Elm
meter Gril1mpb 6er beutiden Mrttl'
Ierie. Ma11beuge tpar eine bon oe11
Teitungen> bon 6enen man biSber
glaubte, iie f0nnte MIR 6nrd eil1e
langtpierige 8elagerung gettomme11
meroen, aIio in ser &a1tptia@e burd)
Musbungern. Die 6erti@e Mrtinerie
bot o1@ 6ieien @lo11ben iber ben
&aufen %gehporfen. sic bat Sic Sc
flung in ebenio biel Tagen be5pnn-
get, ols man friiber Monate ge<
brau6t bdtte. @ie bot 6a6ur@ 6oS
lette Sin6erniB int 6en riidmarttsen
@erbin6nngen 6es 6eutiden &eeres
befeitigt un6 file bat al1ber6em 6ie
fein6litpen 2tnien tint Elm MrmeeforpS
erleidtert. Mo6 Sen 4ampfen on
ser beIgii6zfron5oiiiidten @ren3e 3og
iib Elm Ebet1 Ser geid1agetet Errp<
pen = es ionen baupti6dlt6 eng
getpeien fem nod Ma1-
beuge 51triid, Inn Der @efangenf@oH
5u entgeben. Das mtr6 tpob1 elmer
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-17
Mit benn @dmlanfang m0d)tett mi

Mnt bent Sd)tl1ttatg mtDd)te1t lptr
Sen oenti9en glter1t no6ntals 5ur1<
fen, bo@ ia ni@t gu Der iaumen, tire
@in6er am 6e11t1den l1nterri6t tbeil<
nebmen at laffen. Sos amerifaniibe
9euti@tbnm lit in 6en lebten @o9en
5um> 8etp11Btiein feiner @e6eutnng
un6 ieiner @roft ertpa6t. Ser gigan-
|tii6e &f ben 6as olte @oter1an6
lint feline @riiten3 5u fiibren ge5&p11tt-
gen lit, fat mnter Sem Deutf6tbnm
Ser gor5en @elt Elm SSntereiie fir Ste
6ertti6e 5ade o1tsgel0it, pie man
es i9on lange niht mebr gefannt bot.
MSatt bot erfannt, pas in 6tefe m
@ampfe o1f 6em @piele itebt; ni@t
bIob fir SOS alte &aterlanb, fonbern
fin Die got5e @elt. Ser @ieg oeS
5lamentbnms iiber 6as @ermanen=
jtb1tm miir6e inner ieblt6e @erll1ite an
geiltigen i6eolen @iitern fir Ste &C.
lontmte &%ultnrtpelt CUR 5olee baben.
Mu6 fir Sic Ser. @taoten un6 fir iie
nidt 511lett. Desbolb gilt 6aS @iin=
|iden nn6 SOFTEN 6es amerifanifden
Oenti@tbmms 6em Siege Ser 6e11t<
|iden @offen. Mber es tpiir6e feline
|8fli@t nl1r balb tbmn, tpe1ttt es 1ibt
m1h 6afiir Gorge triige, 6ab al1d
feline @inoer sic @eididte 6ieies ge<
moItigen @i1tgens in ser @pro6e bes
olten @er1on6es lei fen f0t1tet. So1>
Ien6e nn6 Mertoui en6e bon Mntertfa=
nern. beutider Mbfl1nfft babem es tn
oem Ietten @p9en be6a1tert 1n6 be-
bo1er11 es ie6en Sag, 6aB fie 6te St.
eigniiie onf Bent @rtegsi&anplate
ni@t in Sen 6el1t1hen 3eitungetp ber<
folgen foirnen, boB fie a1tf bic 1tntpob=
rem @eridte in Sen 6euti@feimolifen
@1attern ongetpieien fins. Sic miiroen
Leg tbren @1tern be11te 6anfen, men1
life ibren Sen @eiit Der oertide1t
|Spra6e ols nnfhdbbares grbe nit
ouf Ben 9ebenstpeg gegeben batfen.
Stir fie tit es a1 fpat, ober fir nnfere
6eutfbomerifaniide Suget6 tit es
nt6t 5n ipat. Ser 6el1tide l1nterrt@t
an nnieren @1p11er bietet ibnen 6as
Mittel, fi@ sic @eberridung ser oent<
iden @pro6e or5uetgne1t, 1n6 Bfliht
jebes INSTRUMENTATION @oters
11n6 ie6er INSTRUMENTATION Mrt=
ter 1T es, beim 8egtm BEG nelte11
56uliobres 6afiir 811 foreett, 6oB ibre
@in6er bon 6iefem Mittel ben outs
giebigiten @ebrouh maiden.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-17
Gin @eltfoneref fir Sic @abrmns

Gin @eltfoneref fir Sic @abrnng
ser gonntagsrnbe 1on int 8niommert<
bang nit ser @eltanSitennng nno
ser @intpeibung 6es BanomofanolS
1915 in Gan 6roncisco tahfinoen.
Ser @ommiiGr fir europa, Dr. $.
6. Minton, mar bereits Dor Mns=
brn6 6es @rieges no6 @uropa gereilt
nit neutrality-suspicious. oes 8rait-
benton Ser Ser. @taaten als 6es CT
renpraii6enten 6es &%ongrei1es, nm
Sen berl@ie6enen StaatSoberbanptern
un6 @egierungen Ser often @elt ietne
Mufmortung 51 MAIDEN un6 10 ste Or
gqniiotio11 6es &ongrelies %por5uberei<
ten. Sic gegentpdrttgen &riegs5eiten
tper6en feline Bemiibungen &pobl 10 gut
mie bouig bereiteln.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-17
@rfrcnlid5e &mmbe fpmn,t an'

Vf1fc1tltd)e N1tttDe fpnttttt aus
Deuti6latr6: Ger @r3berger'i9en
Corresponding 5ufolge bat Ser @ei6s.
fa115ler, getreu DEM @orte bes &ai'
lerS, bob er feine @ortei nn6 feinenL
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES mebr femme,
oaS MISUNDERSTANDING ->@eieb
anber &raft geiebt. Ole gar15e 6el1t'
fde Sr6ensprobin3 bat ii6 bereitS
Bent Seer u116 Ser Slotte fir 6ie seel-
forge our @erfigung geiteut uno 6ie
Mitglie6er ftn6 3uglei@ nit ben an-
oeren tatboli1@en @eiitltd)en in'S
Sanitatsperi onal eingereibt tporoen.
ISie tragen 6os bisber berponte Or
oenSflei6 un6 mer6en iberau, no iie
iid 5eigen, NIT Sbationen gera6e5u
iiberidiittet. Mls file nit 5000 Stel-
lumgSpflidtigen 6ur6 Die @traBen
Mo@en's gum 8obnbof maridirten,
molte 6os nSo@!" ~Surra!" un6
&dnbeflati9en, bos sic ufdmor3e
@ar6e" begriiBte, fein gnoe nebmen.
@s berridte cine rieiiee 8egeiiterumg.
6erner bat sic preubifde &egiernng
ii6 nit 6em 81. @tubl iiber sic 8e<
ietung oes er3bii@0fliden @tub1es
BON @neien=Noien geetnigt! Seitoem
"a. Mopember 1906, an mel@em So
&c 6lorian b. Stoblemsft 1tarb, NOR
6ieier er5biidofli&e Stubl pofant;
sic preuBifde &olenpolitif berbim=
6erte ie6e @er1tan6igung iber 6ie Be-
ietung. Mngelidts Ser &%riegsgefabr
beiann it6 aber iebt sic preubif9e
&egierung zines 8eiieren; 6ie Ser
ban6lungen nit Sem 81. @tab1 ba<
ben 81 einem Climber itan611ib 6ariiber
gefiibrt, 6aB Ser bisberige @eibbii6of
bon 8oIen r.. 2ifptpsfi 5um @r5bi16of
BON Noienz@neien errannt per6en
ion. 60 fat sic @efabr 6es Softer
.Ian6es a116 na6 6ieier &i@tung bin
Der iobnen6 nn6 a1tsgleiden6 gemirft,
SEN Grte6en gebra6t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-17
. u@olb Spring 8ier"
y@ia Gdtes 2agerbier."

- Mit Mitte Sctober miro ct.
@louo INN cine 11el1e @ei4aftsfirma
rei9er fem, melde unter oem Nomen
glommer=@ utbmann Clothing Cont
panp in 6em 2eiien @ebau6e an fiio'
Iider @Ge bon ct. @ermainitrobe
nro z. Mpe. elm &lei6ergeldaft croft
men miro. &eter 8lommer, melder
20 Sabre ols @lerf in Nienit bes
&lei6erb1rolers 9. 6. Mbeles ltano,
in tpelder Stenung er iid cine grobe
@rfabrung un6 oem @eidafte einen
guten &11n6enfreis beri9affte, bot li6
nit Milton 6. @11tbmam, Ser gleid=
fails feds Sabre in Ser abeles &lei<
oe%rbanolung Mnitellung batte, tpo 1i4
in Sen betben @eiddftsleuten eine
gegenieitige Neigung rege mo@te, ge=
f96ftli6 berbun6en, un6 tpie &err
8lommer in bie1er Gerbin6mng fir
iid bat, 6ob er ramentli6 als e!n
Stearns County SS11nge rnb als ein
III ct @lon6 I'M .@ei@dfte grobge=
mor6ener &aufmann itd Oh ieines
reenen mnb 5~uporfommen6en &C.
i6afts>peiens algemeiner 8eliebbeit
erfreut, 10 bot> &err @rtbmom
oen @ortbei1 fir ii@, baB er ols
Mittbeilbober aus oem Gbicagoer
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sic &leioer 81
reft nud eigener 8eitellung be5iebt,
unb baber ieber <n0e Ser 1el1en
|Jirma iider fem fann, rur 6os SIT
befommen, mos er tpiini9t unb mas
tbm paBt(. Mus bieien 5mei @riin>
ben allein idon fann bie 1eeue Girma
6em taifluitigen 811blifum empfob=
len mer6en. 8et6e Mitglieber Ser
6irma tper6en fid gum @infa1f lit
Chicago in Sen eriten Gogen tref'
fen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-17
9ieier &rieg uirb iebenfalls nit

9ieier &ries ,,uirb iebenfals nit
Ser @epflogenbeit oes Mbi@lieBenS
BON gebeimret1 Bii1roniiien oufrarme11.
Sole 2onooner vDailp SEEMS" eine
-einflnbreide 8eitung> beoonert, oaB
sic englii9e diplomatic gebeime Mb<
fomme11 nit 6rarfret6 nn6 &ublano
botte, bon mel6en 6os @olf nid)tS
abnte. u&0nnen mir," i6retbt tie,
lie mie6er bie @efabr 6~iplomatt1ber
'@ebeimboltung 611loen? @ir maiden
uniere f[einen @eiebe ur6 bil6en nns
Elm, 6aB pir inns ielbit regiere1, mab<
reno bod int Sn1ern 6eS 5taotS<
1diffes 1i6 ein &nlpermaga5in befin-
set, BON 6ei1en &orban6eni ein pir
ni9ts erfabren."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-17
I~rpfef5pr Sale ppu Der nmiperii i.

&rofeTor Sale ppm Der nnioerit'
tdt Chicago bt einen @ppea an ben
Yralioenten @ilion, ben @ettat nrto
oos omerifaniihe @of erlalien,
De,1tldlono fofort BEN &rieg gu er'
fldren. @egen @erlebung Ser Soager
@onbention. @eil eS 6eeminen &C.
leqt uno in 8elgien feline Solooten
qeqen sic @atb 6eS @0bels gel@ibt
bat. Sails ser 8raiioent borbaben
lonte, in ser Mngelegenbeit etmos gu
tbrr, iollte er Sen @ongreb Inn eirer
Maulforb fir Hrofeiior Sale ange'
ben, er gebrou6t i'm iebr notbme11-
0ig.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-17
Son eime1n Mmerifaner, nit sem

er bel renr6et mar, erbielt etrt 9ort<
burger folgen6en Mbidie6sbrief:
u@ir reiien rtorgen nit etnem Bug
ser @otidoft no6 &ollan6. Sd mid
Deuti61on6 nt6t b%erloiien, obre no@
etnmo1 Sbnen 11n6 Sen Sbrigen mel
ne @ertbfddb1tne o11s3n6riiden. ST.
re gbei1nabme fir 1tns, o1s mir in
&omb1tra maren un6 iett mie6er in>
mitten an Ser Shreden 1tn6 Sorgen,
boben tpir ane tief empfun6en, 11n6
mir 6nnfen sssbnen bofiir bon &er5e1t.
@laaben @ie Mir, tpent mir no6
Mmerito fomme1t, tper6en niere &C.
oo,1fe1t oft BET Sbnet 11n6 Sen Sbri>
gen b%ertpei1en. Sd fete 9roBes Ser
trone1 in sic @elttiden. Die germo=
nifde Static o6er beiier sic teutoniide
@afie 1T I'M Gufitieg begrtffen. Seine
Giferiii@teleien fonnen lire @roft er=
orpiieIn, feline BRET @adte f6nnen
ihren Sieges3ug btn6ern, me6er im
arieg noh in ibren faufmGnniiden
8ie1en. @e11tidlan6 m1tB in bieIem
@onnpf iieget, un6 es miro fieget.
Die Sopferfett ser MGnner 1tn6
Trouer tpar fir mild cine 0ffenba<
rl1ng. h begliidmiinide MIDI 31t
6iei Ter @rfabrung. @iel babe ih &C.
lernt in Sen iteben @oden, sic i6 in
mitten SSbrer 9o1t6sle1tte berbrodte.
gttpas, mos mon aus 8iid)ern niht
lerne1t fann. Metn lebtes 8ort fir
sic nnb ssSbre 5amilte lift, Sic 311
bitten Mir ST g1al1ben, 6oB, obgleih
mir Mmerifaner itn6, mir ser Del1t<
fden grfolge begleiten per6en nit
Sob un6 &reis fir 6en ollmG6tiqen
@ott, tidt tperiger tnnig, oIs Gie
feIbit es tblt1t fot11en."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-17
@p1tberne1tr @berbart fat Sonn@
tag, Ser 4. October als Srie6enStag
fir Mimel ota proflamiert.
Ser Gar ipG erflGrt baben, er

9er Gar ioll erfldrt babem, CT lei
enti9Ioiien, 1a6 Berlin 5u geben,
unto mern es i'm ieinen 1ebten Mu-
fdid fo1te. gtmas Mebnli6es ion
Nopoleon Ser Dritte i'm Sabre 1870
audi geiogt baben. @r Fam ober nt9t
70 peit. ssn &al1el muBte er ausftet<
qen. Ma6 Ser onberen @ette liegt
@pan6au o11f Dem @ege na6 Berlin.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-17
81 b%erfamfen

eine 240 glder 6orm 1T @orriion
County NIT 1870 Slider 11rter 8flug,
olles in eine1n Mreol, &eit @iefen~
r1n6 8ei6ela11b, cine berrlide @tod-
Garm. 9bne @eba116e. 8rets $35
per Slider. Mdberes bel
Tranf $. 8lod,
44ba MbntD, Wtt1tt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-17

ae1t. Dos 1T natiirli6 brutal. ga
miro ibre1r 1tidts anoeres iibrtg blet-
ben, ais oem @eiiptel Der @elgter gu
folqen uno cine Delegatton nod
@olbington gu ididen nno meger
8ruhes bes 8olferre6teS anf unge'
lt0rte Morgenrube 8eidtperoe erbe-
ben AT Ia11en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-17
klndor oohroIon
MACH FLETchER'S
OR
8inie at ~berfanfen.

Mein in Mep munid befinolides
Sous nit groBem 9oben un6 z 8im-
t1ern I'M oberer Stod binig at ber-
tnnfen. Gin @attler miirbe bier elm
ansge5eidnetes @ef1Gft tba1n. Mdbe.
res bel @erbarb 1tblencoH,
42-3t Breeport, Minn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-17
M,ts einem benadbarten @latt er-

Wu9 etNeNI ut~NuuJuut>eW 0]"@% -"
leben mir, ooB ser @aiier oie Mbii@t
bat, na6 oer Mieberlage ser oeutlben
|gruppen 3uflu@t in Ben Ser. Staa>
ter al 1n6en u1ro ii@ in nnierem 8e>
iten an5niie6eln, mo er bereitS INIT
fangreid)en 8eiib fairfli@ ertporben
bat. @ir iin6 in Ser Sage, oie Wfel-
ol1ng nit 6em &in5ufiigen 5m beita-
tigen, bob ser &aiier Die Mbit6t bat,
a11f ieinen meitliben 8eiibnngen eine
permanente Notwithstanding 5t
er0ffmn; sic 8erbreiter Der Melonng
loaten olio bie giinitige @elegenbeit,
at eirem @reiie 5u fommen, ni6t
perpa1ien.