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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-05-14
uIas iag' i6 iofprt."

n>u2 ivy W. IoToIA.
SILT 1idt. Sm Grnit mtB es
iein. Sd bin cine fur6tbare ernlte
9iatur> Dos BADEN Sic ood nun idon
gemerft."
gr nabm ibre betben @dnoe an iei=
he 2ippen: uSa, sic iino cine furdt<
bar ernite Motur. 9llio es gilt. Mber
NUN NAL fir gemadt! Sd mia nidt
lQr1ge marten."
Simmer biibi6 abmarten! @err
@erner!M
gr gab ibr itrable,to Sen @eg fret,
lief binauf in fem @iebel5immer unb
riff aus bem unteriten S1ub Ser
ote alte Grompete, bie i'm
in &in6er- un6 S@iilertagen En-
fre1te. 9arauf blies er aus 2eibes>
fraften aus 6em offenen Seniter:
Sung @erner lit Ser gliidli6ite
Mann I'M r0mii6en &ei9e getpor-
Den.
8is fem 8ru6er sic Gbiir aufriB:
nMenid, on biit mobl berriidt gemor.
Sen. l1nten martet ser nmiformi9nei.
6er."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-05-14
Gbamberlain's Ointment.
Die 3ubereitunq lit Defenders

Ole 3~ubereitung lit Defenders in
ten6iert fir &beumatismus, labmen
&iiden, @errenfungen un6 dbnIide
&%ranfbeiten. Sic itebt in CUNT bel
iolden, 6ie NIT ibren berrliden DUO
litaten betannt iin6. 6rau CHARLES
Sanner, @aboih Sn6., iagt bon ibr:
SD babe @bamberlain's ointment
als 6as @elte fir labmen @ii6en un6
gerrerfungen gefun6en, SOS id ie ge=
brau@t babe. Sc arbeitet tpie Elm
8m1ber un6 beiettigt S9mer5 un6
@eb. IS lit bon an6eren aus mel
trer Samilie gebraudt mor6en mie
au@ bon mir m6breno Ser lebten
5pan5ig Sabre" IS un6 so Gents
6lai9en. gu fanfen bel Martin Mo=
litor. - Mn8eige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-05-14
&endhniten.

v@or ehpa etnem Sabre batte1
meine oret @0bne &eu6buiten, unb
i9 fan6 @bamberlains Suitemittel
als bas ein3ige, mas lie beilte bon
ibrem @uiten nn6 @ritidnngsanfdl>
len. Sd fubr NIT 6ieier 8eban6lung
fort un6 mar %eritaunt, a1s5ufinben,
ooB sic @ranfbeit in febr fur5er 3eit
gebeiIt mar" idreibt Grat Mr@ie
DoIrpmple, groofspiqe, Ohio. gu
fuufen BEL Mortin MoIitor. - Mn-
5eige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-05-14
2imoert 8laienfranfbeit nnb
ShmGde.

nnregelmqBi9e idmer5polle 8la-
ieni6tpade idpin6et, tpenn Die Mie>
rem tart iin6 un6 geiun6 un6 pirf<
1am.. Mebmt Golep M%ierenpinen fir
6aS ~brermen6e, meb fiiblen0e, ienia-
tionen u%nregelmdBige, i@mer5er6e
@efubl uno gegen 8Iaienfranfbeit.
str tper6et beren itdirteroen, beritel.
Ien6en GffeH - 6as 2in6ern BEG
@6mer3ens - roi9e quite @eiultate
Qerne baben. @ntbalten feine i@d6.
Iiden Drugs. 8u baben Bel allen
&an6lern in ct. @lou6. @n8etge.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-05-14

Norfaa mittagS idon fait %pergeIien,
oem ieine tpenigen 8eugen ipraden
lid nt6t oariiber ours, un6 ionlt batte
fein ltnbetbeiligter ettpas bemerft.
Merner @e6er iprang audi tpeiter-
bin fir @rimme Elm ur6 tbat por=
laufig oeiien Dienit. @on Ser @ltnif
fam @eridt, 6aB fir Miiiite1t @rim-
me feine erbebli6e @efabr iei. gu
|ieiner @eneiung benotbigte er zines
&rantenurlal1bs bon adt @oden.
3nglei@ NIT Ser Misunderstanding an
Die Direftion mad)te @orfteber Suffer
Die @t1rgobe, Ben auf Station Sim.
BORT ei11gearbeiteten Miiiitenten @er-
ner ge6er II an Stele @rimmes
NIT 6eiiem 6a1nftionen gu betrauer.
Gags boronf bate @efer feline Mn-
ite0nng ols @tationsaiiiitent in Mm~
oorf NIT 1900 Marf Mnfangsgebalt,
8obnnngsgel6 mim.
Sriumpbieren6 i6menfte er Ben
gelbem, geitempelten Mftenbogen.
Scum fannit ou beirotben," fagte
!ein 8ru6er.
~Meon fir," mabnte ser 8oriteber
ladeltt6. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. @eamte
iin6 mir Elm @rel1eI."
~@obrbaftig?" @erner @e&er
i6mebte 6as @ort a1f Sen 9ippen,
ben Mlten rm Die &an6 ieiner To6-
ter gu bitten. Mber er tponte iidj
bo@ erit bergetpiifern Mmf Martba
n'or in 6iefen Dingen tein @erIaB
Dos bate er i@on einmoI erfabren.
Merner 8e6er begegnete Martbo
o1f ser Ereppe.
nTSrdulein Mortba. Sd bin Nun
|tpasH
v@os benn?" Sic tbat er1taunt.
"@0ntgli@ AreuBifder @totionsai-
|iiitent in @m6orf NIT 1900 Morf Mn=
fangsgebalt un6 @obmnesgeI6. Scum
fam ih beirotben."
vTbun sic 6os, SEER @e6er! sd
miini6e Sbnen 5n olIem @Iiid." sic
.bielt bei6e @dn6e binter fid.
~Sa, 6os bat STR @oter o16 ge-
iagt. Mlfo, Mortbo, tper6en sic mel
ne Miiiitentenfran!" St itredte beioe
Mrme na9 ibr aus.
r&err 8eder!" @laB un6 ROTH un6
mie6er blaB mollte file an linn bor=
iber.
salt! sic baben mir 6amols ge=
iagt, t6 luare ia nod ni@ts. sSett
bin i6 mas. S6er lit SOS bteueidt
nidts2" ST bertrot ibr Sen @eg.
sic berlegte fi@ oufs Bitten. rSu,
6o6 lieber &err 8e6er, aber nun BIN
i& bod mieber m@ts gegen Sic.
2aiien sic MIDI 6od audi erit. -"
~@d, l1niinn. S9 min meinen
8routfub!"
~@ein! - S@reien sic bod ni6t
10. Sd tpiq ia. 90. aber erit abpor-
ten!"
n@o5u 6enn tparten?"
Sic redte ft@ bo6 Dor linn. Isle
imponieren mir, &err @erner. l1nb
tpenn sic erft NAL 6as glei6e bon
mir iagen f0nnen, Damn. 80"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-05-14

Mls @erner 8eter gum eritemaI
int fantelnagelneleen Miiiitentenrod
NIT bliben6en Sterne11 am Can't,
fragen gum Dienit antrat, erflarte
8ori teber Suffer feinem dlteiten Miii>
itenten @arl 8efer: Isle f6nner iebt
SSbren l1rlo1tb nebmen. 8eder II.
fam sic init bertreten."
&arl 8eGer ging in BEN naditen
Sagen i@on m1f l1rlaub, angebli@
in Sen Sara. Sn @irfli6feit bradte
er feline Srou 5u @ertpanoten un6
.begab ii@ ielbft nod Berlin in cine
befannte te@niide Mpparate=8 au=an=
ltalt. Mbme6ieln6 lteB er it6 bter
u%ntertpeiien un6 orbeitete praftii@,
abtpedieln6 o11@ a11f Dem Sobannis-
tbaler Blugplat, mo er urter BEN
Biloten bal6 ein germ geiebener &a-
mera6 par. Mengitli6 tpa6te er ba-
riiber, 6aB iiber i'm un6 feline eriter1
i@ii9ternen Glugberiude fem @ort
an sic Seffentlidfeit, in sic 8reiie
tam. @as bdtte linn ia unter Tint
ft0n6en cine 6erbe Strafperiebung
eingebra6t, i'm bieueidt iogor feline
Stelle eefoitet. @r itieg als ~@on-
terr" nit betpdbrten @iloten auf un6
lieb ipater als ~6lugidiiler" 6ieien
un6 ienen Mpparat rauslaufen," tpie
Sic Nilotenoffi6iere fem ~leeres &en-
men" f9er5baft gu rennen pflegten.
Muf fem Drdngen nabmen iie i'm
gegen gn6e feines l1rla11bs sic 8rii>
flung ab. Gr beltan6 Tie in ie6er
@inii9t.
@erner Der ab 6abeim auf Ser
citation nnter6es 6es 8rn6ers 9tenit
un6 befoitigte iid beim 8obnbofs=
mirtb. SSr ieinen menigen 6ienitfreien
Stunoen ipiirte er Martba nad, 6od
file lieB ii@ nidt ieben. 8egegnete
file linn, 10 iprad)en iie @lei9giilttges
miteinar6er 4pie quite Sreun6e.
Man6ma fub1te @ertrer @efer babel
Elm @eliiite, iie ob1re tpeiteres betm
@opfe 3u nebmen uno ti@tig ob5u=
fuilen, ober er getral1te ii@ ni@t.
@em fie linn 6od MIR bal6 5eigen
mo1te, mas ite 10 groBmiitbig ber-
iproden batte! Nus lauter @er5metf=
lung iette er ii@ man@mal- an Sic
berlaiiene 9rebbanf ietnes 8ru6ers
rtn6 baitelte 6ies li116 6as 5uiammen.
Mn einem bdBliden &egentage bot
tie er MuBen6ienit. Martba batte er
mittags itredab Sen @ieienpfao nod
6em 9orfe 5u geben ieben, mo lire
5nfunftige S6tpagerin 6abeim mar.
Ma9 Stun6en mar lie nod ni6t 5u=
rid. Se6e1rfans par lie BORT einge=
regnet.
ST iob inn 9ienit5immer Dor Sem
SsSo1trnal un6 itarrte in Sen &egen.
0as mar 6o6 redt gum triibiinnig
ner6en! l1n6 nit Martba fam er
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-05-14

audi nidt portpdrts. Mm beiten mar
es idon, er lteB 'iiid balo irgenomobin
perIeben. Mn sic @ren3e, ans Meer.
$50 man pergelien fann. Mber bas
Maoel, oas W1bel! @er fonnte sic
bergelien!
Ser 56neu3ug 1919 mar fallig.
Seben Mngenblid m1Bte Die Bormel<
Dung fommen. Ser Mpparat our 2in-
fen idlug an. 5
M6f!... M6r! \
@as mar 6enn oas? @erner 8eder
bordte gera1 FIN. Or batte iid 6o6
nidt berb0rt. Das 5tpeitemd tpar
ood N6r gerufen. @ar bas nun eir
Selegropbierf ebler ober. .
9l6 l1niinn, Elm or6entli6er 8eam-
ter photographer iid nidt. 9as
Morie=N8@ bat man int 8lnte tpie.
oos @aterunier uno sic aebn @ebote.
gr. itieB Sen &ebeI 5uriid. ga
itano es omf 6em Streifen: M6f....
|M6r.
Se6enfo1s tpollte er ii6 mel6en.
~@ier Mbf."
Cine geraume 9olie. Dann tidte
es in groben 3miiderraumen un6
5etdnete iid in groben Mbiaben auf
oem &apierltreifen.
uSa, mas 6enn? 8e6er tpar 1ur
cine &angieritele 5tpiiden Gei@au,
ser ndditen Station, nn6 Mm6orf be-
1egen, NIT BRET aller6ings itarf Be-
m1bten Mnliegeranidliiiien in sic mo-
FEN Serge, sic ole 6rei 6as &aupt=
gleiS 10 l1ngunittg freu3ten, 6aB cine
berniinftige @erlegung un6 cine iorg=
Tame @egulierung Ser @ei6en 6ur6
oen adj 10 notbpen6igen, %longeriebn=
ten 8eidentburm n11r cine Grage
Der naditen 3eit fem fon1te.
u86r. ...," flapperte es tpie6er.
@erner COB eritaunt 5uriif. v@as
lit BENIN Ios?"
u3ret &ulftpagen bon Mni6IuB-
gleis -" Ga itan6 MnidluBgreis!
Ser Selegrapbiit mar offenbar Elm
Mnfanger = vfin6 8remien log u1r=
teruegs un6 geitobIen!" Go itano
itoblen! 0ieier Mnfdnger! nMuf
&al1ptgleis 56ne13ug anbolten!"
@erner 8e6er tobte innerIid. Mber,
gang rubig trat er mieoer an oen
Signalapparat un6 iperrte Sem
S9neI5ug sic ginfabrt.
@ie6er rief M6r. Diesmal MUIR:
uGeritan6en?"
@er tpar 6enn MIR 6ieier anfGn=
gerbofte Selegrapbiit?
@erner 8e6er bieb tpiitben6 onf
Sen Saiter: vDringlide MeI6ungen
iin6 i6leunig, in firem Eempo uno
.ri6+ig gu eritatten. 8eder H." :.
uSad taf tad!" fam es 5uriid.
@eder las bonn Streifen: u@iuie gilt
mandmal fir Sbat. Martba &11=
FEM"
@urro! Scum bieb er aaf Sen Sa<
tier, 6oB SOS &elois 5%itterte uro sic
6l1nfen ipribten.
uSSa, Martba, SOS lit pas ar6e=
res. Maoel, 6u tpeiBt io> baB id 6id
liebe. Mlio iett gibt es feine ars=
re6e mebr...."
rSad tad taf!" Ser @treifen glitt
6abin.
uSa, es gdbe feline Musnabme,
tpen1t 6u midi nidt belei6igt bdttei it."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-05-14
Sin bartnadiieer @1ften lit idmadenh
1tnn ri8fdnf.

@inen b%artnddigen Suiten getpab-
rem laiien CUR Triibiobrs8eit lit rts-
fant. 6olep's Sonep & Sor Com.
pound beilt ra1be nn6 entaii1t6ete
Gldden in Ser @eble un6 in ben 2uft-
r0bren - madt frantic, idma6e
6leden geian6 lno beilt - ftiQt bart
ma1dfiige, reibenoe &uiten. @ertpeigert
51bititute. gu baben bel orlen @ar6-
lern in ct. CLOUD. ~ Mn5eige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-05-14
(6ortiebung).

\OV%%lS6"V0/'
Ser ulte 8abntparter, Ser 0le1e11
Mbeuo a,,b Elm .poar @laS mltge,
trunfen bottle, iab eritallnt amf Den
enteilen6en @eamten, ser iebt let11
gramen bon nel1em beltano, oas
fdtperere.
@abumarter Mertens blenoete be-
bQdtia ieine grobe Oienitlaterne roth
ob. ST idapelpfte tie bin nn1o Der.
@eit 6rauben talldten 5tpei'glllbenoe
glueen a1f uno mldien aus Dem
9unfel.
@iffe qelten. Ser CARPENTER
aildtc uno b%ra,,lte. 2ongiam glltt
ser Madtlibe 3ug uuo itano itil, me-
Moe Meter Dor oent rotben 2idt, oas
ser ~atbemllole Aiiiitert laufero, feu-
de11o nit beioen &a1roen id'pentte
uno pie eiuc @ebr Dor iid binbielt.
u@arten, bis Strete fret!
@efer febrte I'M uno lief eilenoS
aur station 5llriid. Son tpettem
id1ou id)olte linn Ser @eiang ans Der
2a11be entgegerr. Sic bier lnlttgea
griioer batten i'm pergellen. Gle
obnten nidts BON Ser @otb ole1er
@tun0e.
u0-31,g al bier NIT piernnoorei=
fla Miru1ten @eripatl1ng."
citation Seidou CAB Mntport nno
bemerfte umiaig: ~&ufen felt Wtl-
mtten an, tpo 9=3ug bleibt."
u53mildenfan. Maberes ipater,"
qab 8eder flr5 5uriid uno mobte Die
@tre6e CUR Musfabrt fret.
SIM Sinausgeben rib er Die rotbe
@lasblem6e BON ser 2aterne, oaB tie
inn 6iinnen @obmen 5erbra@, nno
itedte 6as CRIME 2i6t Dor. =.
Ser @e6er i6riute am Streden=
telepbon.
8uoe IS" bier. &apierfobrit
idiebt mieoer ie65ebn 8agen lber
@ouptgleis.
0as botte MIR nod gefeblt!
, @erner 8efer i6rie Sen 8abt,
marter in Ieinem unmutb an: SOL
Mqgen5ug 8urudidieben, Strede
mug fret iett."
u9don iiber sic &d1fte @ogen
-binaus. 3urudidieben unmogli@>"
mel6ete 8uoe IS" 5lrud.
vDonnermetter, @tle, @tle!" rtef
8e6er in Sen Mpparat.
Das fam nun alles auf 6es nt1<
qIifli6en @rimmes &e6nung. 9ie
@eiien6en, sic NIT BENT D~3ng ibre
Mni6liiiie periaumten = uno es mo-.
rem in 6ieiem 3uge immer bobe
@taotsbeamte, Sinan5iers na@ Dem
Slten -, iie miir6en beftiee Be-
fdtper6e fiibren. Ser :3mii@enfan
IieB li6 nun ni6t mebr pertui@en.
ST bIidte ouf Sen S91dfer in iet=
ner Eo6esitarre. Mtt Ser %griinber-
blen6eten 2ater11e btnableu6ten6, iab
er pl0bli@ b1l&trotbe streifen ont
MermeI @rimmes rinnen.
@enn cine M6er bon SEN S6erben
qetroffen NOR! @enn ii6 bieier.. -.
6ieler &ollege bier langiam perb1l=
tete. ...!
St m1Bte 6en 8ra16er rufen, Ben
@orlteber tpefen. Sn 6rei Saten tpar
er ste Sreppe binouf, an Ser &am=
mertbxr 6es 8ru6ers. @r riB Tie auf.
Marie fubr aus SEN &tiien bo6:
u@as, i1t?" @te 1tarrte in 6as Crime
2idt ser 2aterne.
u&urI ml1B aus 6em 8ett!"
Ga flog sic @ammertbiir i6o1 tpte=
Ser gu, un6 6as Crime 9i6t NOR ber-
1hmun6en aus Ser &ammer. Marie
faBte 1ih mie berit tort an Ben &opf
un6 riittelte ibren Wann alts Dem
@dlafe.
Sen @eg CUR @iebelitl1be 6roben
un6 rittelte ibren Monn aus 6em
batte ii6 @erner 8eder eriparen
f%0nne1l, oenr ols er Sic 9o6entreppe
511r @alfte in itampfen0en Spriingen
erfIommen batte, fang bon fernber
6r0bne1oes Bfeifen. l1nablaiiig.
Die &eiIenoen bes D=3mges batten
oem 3ugfiibrer bart 5ugeiett. @ie
polten nibt auf freiem Selbe liegen
uno lire Mni6liilie berpa1ien. sSn
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1914-05-21
st. John Items

Dan Shelton and family were
Sunday visitors at T. A. Den
tons.
Clyde Jones and wife were
visiting home folks on Sunday.
Charles Haight has treated
himself and family to a splen-
did new auto.
Col. d. B. Keller and wife
of Lafayette, Ind, are visiting
Grandma Chinworth and other
RI latives.
The M. e. Missionary society
was entertained last Tuesday
by Mesdames S. K. and j. F,
McGavren ard Mrs. Ed Nc
Cullough About fifty were in
attendance.
Frank Nc Gavren and fam.
lily, Mrs. D. &. Keller and Mrs.
is X. McGavren attended the
Farmers Club at j. w. Deals
Saturday, and report splendid
time.
Grandma Chinworth enter
tanned ali of her children, one
grand child and two great
grand children at dinner Sun
day. The children were Col
d. B. Keller, Frank Keller,
Mrs. S K. McGavren, Mrs.
Robt. Kirkland, Miss Ida Chin
worth, the grand child, Frank
MeGavren and G. grand chill
dren, William and Bruce Nc
Gaven. Grandma will soon be
.eighty-nine years old.
We noticed H. Foss spinning
through St. John in his new
anto Sunday.
Ray Jones and family were
visitors at the Green Jones
home Sunday.
Mrs. Will Kirkland, of Bas-
sett, Neb, who has been here
on a visit to her mother, Mrs.
Rachel Kirkland, was called
home on account of the sickness
of her daughter.
Miss Inez Tickle is visiting
list. John friends for a few days.
George Wilson spent Monday
night with his grand mother.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1914-05-21
Miss Evelyn Moves Dead

Word was received here this
morning of the death of Miss
Evelyn Noyes at a hospital in
Sioux City, following an opera
tion for appendicitis. She has
been the guest of relatl ses in
Sioux City for the past month
and was taken seriously I'LL last
week. She was taken to a hos
pital, where an operation was
found necessary. She was op
Grated on Monday morning and
died at 9 this morning. No
word has been received as to
the funeral arrangements.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1914-05-21
Luncheon

A most delightful Luncheon
occurred yesterday at one
o'clock, when Mesdames Steve
Glenn. H. Barnhart, Ayles-
worth and Heise entertained
the members of the Quick
Stitch" and a few friends at
the home of the former on
Sixth street. The ladies' we're
seated at two long tables, large
bouquets of lilies of the valley
centering each table. The
dinnergrams, found at each
place created a great deal of
amusement by the ladies, in
trying to solve them. A spsen-
did luncheon in four courses
was served by the hostesses
The afternoon hours were very
pleasantly passed in playing
high five. Covers were laid
for the following guests: Mes
danes Mitchell. of Bay City,
Mich, C. w. Kellogg. Evan
Williams, H. Foss, Harvey,
Bowen, Alexander, Parkhurst,
Mahoney, Nichols, Smith, Hill
err, Burling.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1914-05-21
SUCCESSFUL MEN
F1NLEY BREEsE MORSE.

An artist and portrait painter by pro-
chance. A casual remark by a fellow
passenger on board ship when he was
returning from London in 1892 caused
him % take up tho study Of electricity.
pertinent proved that Electricity passes
instantaneously over q wire of any
length" Before the voyage was COM
pleted. Morse had Invented the dot
and Dash" alphabet. and had thought
out and planned essentially tho electric
telegraph as 1t exists today.
But It was not until 1874 that the first
line was completed between Washington
and Baltimore and the historic message
"What hath God Wrought" was sent
For years. he tried to interest Congress
in his project. then he visited England
and France hoping to interest the, gov
ernments Of these countries, but without
success. When he returned in 1899. he
wrote: II am without farthing in my
pocket, and have to borrow even for my
meals: and even worse than this; I have
But he continued to petition Congress-.
and finally was rewarded for his persever-
ance by an appropriation Of 100000 which
built the Washington Baltimore lines and
placed his name IN the front rank OF
benefactorS OF the yAcA
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1914-05-21

Logan, la May 18 -Installa-
tim of the Rev. W. ]. Creswell
will take place here at the Pres.
byterian church Tuesday even
ing. The Rev. Harvey Hostel
tier, of California Junction will
preside, the Rev. John G,tfen.
of Atlantic. will deliver the
sermon, and the charge will be
given to the pastor by the Rev.
S X Cross, of Woodbine, and
tie charge to the congregation
bv the Rev. David l Miller, of
Missouri Valley.
Logan, Ia, May Is. A bust
ness session of the Pierian Club
was held at the home Of
Mrs. G. q Wright here yester-
day afternoon and / he following
members were elected officers
for the ensuing year: Pres,
Mrs. Frank Seabury;; first vice
Pres, Mrs T. N Berry; second
vice Pres, Mrs. ]. G. MiIliman;
recording secretary, Mrs. II.
Luke; corresponding secretary,
Mrs. r Rock.
In addition to the election of
officers planning for the June
meeting constituted the work
of the session until Mrs. Wright
served refreshments to those in
attendance.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1914-05-21
DR.. Horace Warren left this
morning for Lincoln, Neb.. to
attend a convention of the Ne.
braska Dental Association.
John Blake and Fred Warren
of Atlantic were here last even
ing the guests of friends.


In Paris soft collars are
fashionable for men, and how
pretty they will look when they
get to wearing dutch necks.
Although John Hopkins uni
versity may decide that woman
has as great a mentality as
man, some people won't believe
it until she learns to tell the
batsman from the umpire.
So far as heard from, the
kissless strike among the suffra-
|gettes is confined to married
women.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1914-05-21

Little Lillian, the 3.year- old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. E.
w. Greene, had the misfortune
to get her thumb badly mashed
Tuesday in the screen door.
The thumb nail being torn eff,
otherwise badly lacerated, DR..
Heise dressed the wound and
helped to relieve the child's
suffering.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1914-05-21
Dedicated to Our Knockers
The Path the Cali Made

BY Sam Walter Floss
One day through the primeval wood,
\ calf walked home, as good calves
should;
But made trail all bent askew,
A crooked trail as all calves do.
Since then two hundred years have
fled,
And, infer the calf is dead,
But still h. left behind his trail,
And thereby hangs my moral tale.
The trail was taken up next day
BY a lone dog that passed that way;
And then wise bell-wether sheep
Pursued the trail DER vale and steep,
And drew the flock behind him too,
AS good bcll-wethers always do.
And from that day DER hill and glade
Through those old woods path was
made;
And many men wound in and out,
And lodged and turned and bent
And uttered words of righteous wrath
Because twas such a crooked path
Butstill they followed do not laugh
The first migrations of that calf,
And through this winding woodway
| stalked
| Because lie wobbcd when he walked.
This forest path became "A lane,
That bent and turned and turned
again,
| This crooked lane became "a road,
| Where many poor horse with his
Toiled on beneath the burning sun,
| And Travelled some three miles i'm one
An thus. a century and "A half
They trod i'm the footsteps of that
calf
The years passed on i'm swiftness fleet;
The road became village street;
And thus before they were aware,
a city's crowded tloroughfare;
| And soon the central street was this
| OF a renowned metropolis,
| And men two centuries and a half
| Trod i'm the footsteps of that calf
Each day a hundred thousand rout
Followed the zigzag calf about:
And DER his crooked journey went
1.-THE traffic of continent.
1 A I'll ii I,I
BY one calf near three centuries dead,
lThey followed still his crooked way
And lost one hundred years day:
For such reverence is lent
To well established precedent.
A moral lesson this might teach,
Were ordained and called to preach:
For men are prone to go it blind
Along the calf paths of the mind,
And work away from sun to sun
| To do what other men have done
They followed i'm the beaten track:
And in, and out, and forth, and back,
And still their devious course pursue,
To keep the path that others do.
But how the wise old wood gods
laughed
1 Who saw the first primeval calf!
All many things this tale might
4 teach,
But am not ordained to preach.
Some cities are fining people
SIS for tangoing, but the dane
ing teachers deny that this wa
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1914-05-21

w. j. Hedrick, employed in
the railroad shops, had his foot
brdly mashed yesterday when
a driver brake shoe fell on it.
1t is thought no bones were
broken, but DR.. Heise could not
be positive as the foot was bad
" swollen.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1914-05-21

Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Stokes
and Mr.. and Mrs. Myron Hirst
autoed to Whiting one day last
week to visit the formers
daughter, Mrs. Roy Moses of
that place.
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REPORT
Missouri Valley Public
Library for Adj. 1914.

Library for Apl. 1914.
Magazines subscribed for. ....... o
hooks donated. 80. -. .... o
Books purchased. ............... O
Books Repaired. ........ 800. As
Books worn out and withdrawn.
New readers registered ......... 8
Number of books issued. ). 939
No days open for issue of books. %
Average daily circulation ....... So
Largest daily circulation. $500. 55
Smallest daily circulation. 80. ;. IS
Percent of adult fiction. .......... %
RECEIPTS
Fines on overdue books -. !. Bib
Cards to non-residents ........
Damaged or lost books ........
Book Rent 65
CLASSIFIED REPORT
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1914-05-21
Reel Association Meet

The Reel Association will
hold their annual reunion and
picnic at the fair grounds Mo.
Valley, Ia, on June 2, 1914,
since May 81, falls on Sunday.
Everyone knowing themselves
related will consider this a per-
sonal invitation.
Lydia Reel Brayton, Pres.
wkm28
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1914-05-21

Mr.. and Mrs. Monteville
Mace. entertained Mr. and Mrs.
L. B Stokes, Mr.. and Mrs John
Graham and daughter, Nellie,
of Modale, MIR. and Mrs. Ellis
Jones and others at a one
o'clock dinner Monday.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1914-05-21

While filling a ditch Monday,
Geo. Sales had the misfortune
to have his foot mashed by a
horse stepping on it.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1914-05-21

Mr.. and Mrs. o. D. w lsnn
was visiting at the L B. st ,kes
home Sunday.