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The Detroit times., 1914-03-03
PANAMA CANAL TO
Be 1F00L-PROOF"
Thousand and One Aids to Navi.
CATION Provided by United
States Government

PANAMA. March 3.--When the Pan.
ANA canal Il completed and the first
ship 10 plotted through from Cristobai
TO Balb0 or the other way, II Will be
rs near ''fool-proor' as II ia possible
to make It, In every possible way
has the safe navigation OF the great
waterway been provided for by the
construction OF almost countless aids
to navigation.
The first thing the pilot Of an In
coming vessel sees ahead OF him as he
reaches the entrance Of the canal Is
u huge light tower which. In conjunc'
ton with another, points the way to
ward the nrst set Of locks NJ either
end. On either side Of him az he pro
ceeds he finds innumerable lighted
and unlishted buoys and beacons that
indicate the limits OF the channel.
The locks themselves will be ~
brilliantly lighted a. the Great White
Way" itself and the passage OF large
ship, herself brilliantly lighted from
stem to stern with electricity. Is ex'
pected 10 become one Of the most
spectacular features OF an inter-ocean
voyage. Then comes the passage
through the canal with It's numerous
range light towers ON either bank
its bcacons and buoys all of them
showing either white. red or green
light.
There are along the canal 20 acety.
lene lighted range towers. IL electric
lighted ones. Is electric lighted bea,
cons. three acetylene lighted beacons
and about 81 acetylene lighted buoys.
The range lights mark q line 126 feet
on either side of the middle channel,
The Detroit times., 1914-03-03

Perugia. who stole the Mona Lisa
IL not the first who for patriotic rea-
sons has despoiled the Louvre-the
great picture gallery Of Paris. which
acquired the majority Of Its treas
ures by patriotic" plundering. In
1915, after the fall OF Napoleon, the
allied powers Of Europe gave orders
that the art treasures carried of by
the conQueror should be restored TO
their original owners. Fifteen states
sent commissioners to Paris to claim
their property, and more than 1000
pictures were taken from the Louvre.
together with almost innumerable
statues. ornaments. knickknacks, and
so forth. The, gallery was left with
only 270 pictures and had to be closed
The Detroit times., 1914-03-03
BAREFOOT ZERO WEATHER

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. March a.
No such molly-coddle trimmings ~
socks and shoes for Patrick Doherty.
He prefers health--and. after expert
menting for a half century in sock
lessness, gives evidence that the
great peril To civilization are socks
and shoes.
Every day for A. years ne has taken
morning walk around the block In
his bare feet. Two feet OF snow ana
q thermometer registering 10 below
The Detroit times., 1914-03-03

zero do not stop HMM fact. they
add to the pleasure Of his matutinal
jaunt
Doherty served in the Civil war In
the Ninth Massachusetts,. He came
out . physical wreck. He hit upon
the shoeless cure and has kept 1t up.
At the age OF Is he turns hand
spring every morning, takes cold
plunge and finishes up with his bare
foot jaunt- He has not had cold
or been sick day since he adopted
this mode Of life.
The Detroit times., 1914-03-03
298 High School
Girls May Haue
a Pair Of These
Shoes for
1926

The 298 pairs came from
a maker who had difficulty
in selling them for his orig
inal price. They are exact
ly like the sketch-just the
shoes high school girls and
young women who are out
doors q great deal like best
Of all.
There are all sizes, but
only 296 pairs to sell at this
price.
And later in the spring
we shall have to ask more
for them if we have any
of them. OF hne tan calf
skin in q rich shade. just
like the cut. $2.95.
sscssA v1ssr-Maia nssssa Store
The Detroit times., 1914-03-03

IN hor hands deep into the
1;Gt ~ ulster. and looked
)nto ~ young mans eyes.
= 10oSts che said. you're ne
Slouo nnau ever knew. Tor
~ 1lmny Stuart and nobody
Goost un1ogotand you at all"
lffDo1 nls hack against the
y Ghook M head, and smiled ct
{6I = - 80. ~rm really not curl
IN .AbnoEmally nOrmal--that's
u I 1oo't havo - - curious. I was
III noen ~ 4EgeaDding. Tor In
~ Z haS1 o1yayS un6erstood you.
1 i n1at knew you I was quito
TIT ln1rineioaily you we're IN
Uoy8 IA 0nout woman ] had
"a no6 ma ~ I'll odds the most
1T = when you had yeur
- yuar spirits With you-but
w hnow that you were terribly
1WA ~ emotional, and fear.
W 49, = hnn6led properly,
U11 1us1l 3oy zen di6 mi3uan.
u0D0r1y. Vh0v! You know
D Onn160r When I think Of
- - $500 - Uoking . 0eae
T. II tok1oS . - yeaf vfats-
III ~ dell yourself NJ for
0ono ~ neot Ne here In
~. Hvo enGnged Two splsu-
= ~ most inconoD1cuous
oo&k tnblo.~
X n&o 0fmoSt seldom left hor
y1CA 1nlrly COED weather.
1D tnDch, ard forget much.
~ 0nvo q soa. They walked
olnoR 1or niles. morning,
- NJ nE "a mt for hours IN
< Gha1xe, G1de BY side, and
~ otorioe and thrilling de-
49, 49, ~ each other. They
1oarG b. themselves.
W 1nn1Ae1 ~ talked together
SCrnnn2 Int never az the past
n IVY eg1nyo. Ard. gradually,
{ ~ ~ color come back to
non1 ana tn Old light into
nv 0oG ~ thev were sitting
X ~ ~ always ut togsther
10y a. 0o6k otter dinner. that
~ 8 was not only wise
&H4 - opoak Of the future.
<loW, ~ aid. I'VE shall
w. e1oo ola Bremsn!"
eyer - - Brsnsar
e 1Ilxnittsd chesrfuliy. .but
The Detroit times., 1914-03-03
Explained.

There once was . woman called Mrs,
Who said. II don't know what q Kris"
But = fellow In haste
Put his arm around her waist.
Ano quietly ansvsred, why, Thrs."
The Detroit times., 1914-03-03

you've como out unscathed."
Not quite" she said. Il tell you
I'VE rot to pay the cost-the cost Of
unSought knowledge, the kind Of
knowledge that IL thrust ON every un-
| protected girl In big city like New
York"
Stuart stared 1T the rail moving
slowly up and down against the black
water.
s'Of oil the women I know" he said.
| Il would rather lead you by the hand
| = my mother, and say to her: Moth
hor I have found an end to all ny
have led 70 over"
WIN . little sigh Of content ny lot
| Aar head sink against the back of the
chair. Through her closed syslids sho
oaw . great white light, and years az
peace and calm content stretching b.
lore her.
She put out her hand and closed it
tiGntly over Stuart's. When she sp0ko
her voice scarcely rose above the vhir
| e the big ship IS It cut through The
huye waves, snnihilAting space, and
ruohing her on her way TO the gal o.
IAN right, Jimmy" she said. III you
| can say that to your mother. and b
sure you mean It. I'll 80 with you 70
Hnrin.s
He raised her hand to his lips and
kioood It. and thsn leaned 20 close -
her that they could see clearly into
each others eyes.
II mean It 20 much" he said, "thak
y would like to make you . promise
10 promise TO do anything that you
want me 20 do mean now or ct
any time hereafter
Fay continued to look into his eyes.
which for once had turned serious,
and laughed gaily, just - she used to
laugh when she was girl ct Pleas
antville.
~No, Jimmy" she said. you've
promised me enough for tonight" And
Fthcns- witi,-a st4Aen mlsssring, hs SAW.
her wrinkle her forehead and draw
her eyebrow close together.
what n II, dear?'' he asked.
II was thinking" she said, thai
there IL one thing that you could do
6r me. and I'd like to have you do
II right away. Send wireless to
Doris. and say that am with you. and
that w are ON our way to visit your
mother and your sister at Paris, and
tbsk We are going TO be married"
Sure I WILL" hec ried, and jumped
to his feet. Isn't there some one
else I can send . message to for your"
Fay sat up straight In her chair and
stretched out her hand toward him
and let Il lay close In his.
mo. thank you," she said. "You
won't be long gone. will you? And
don't forget to say that we are going
to be married"
She took away her hand. and with Z
little sigh OF content, once more drop
ped back into her chair.
That's q wonderful word. Jimmy"
she murmured. did you ever stop to
think how wonderful II 10, and all
that II can mean--that word. married.
don't believe have ever thought
much about 1t myself before: but now
! know that II IL the most beautiful
| word In the whole wide world
THE END.
Get the Habit.
There are bushels Of diseases
That people all may get.
To them we all are subject.
II we haven't had them yet.
But there's one that has a welcome,
II may come Whenever 1t please.
We would all do well TO catch IL.
| II smiling's disease.
| p. S.--Smile and the world smiles
with you--suIk around and you're q
dern crouch.
Jim Nance.
Explained.
There once was 2 woman called Mrs.
The Detroit times., 1914-03-03
Get the Habit.

p. S.--Smile and the world smiles
with you--suIk around and you're q
dern crouch.
Jim Nance.
The Detroit times., 1914-03-03
Spring Weight
Comforts

No matter in what tone
your bedroom may be, there
surely is . matching COM
fort here - we've almost
every wanted color.
Spring-like floral designs
makes them more charm
ing.
Each one is fitted with
super-extra fine cotton in q
one-piece bait.
The coverings are OF very dur.
able silkoline. madras and silk.
with various decorative borders,
and there's . splendid assert
ment all the way from @z.eo -
$500.
0n0DnA Rlnmp-y1nnm MnAmmn OfoDn
The Detroit times., 1914-03-03
100000 r. & G. Corsets In
a Single Year!

And because the makers sell many, the quality il
full-measure for the price you pay.
They know 20 well from their years Of experience in
designing how to adapt the lines Of fashion to each
type of figure that every corset the acme OF
comfort and style, too.
Tall women short women slim women and stout can
be fitted in the best model for each.
All have low tops natural waist and long hips, with
lirht strong bouing But ask corseteres to show
you the proper model in your size You always be glad
you did! Only IS for the hghestprced r. G.. ~ low
as $1.0O.
The Detroit times., 1914-03-03

In the Upited States there are more
than 100000. 900 apple trees Of bear.
Ing age. about 10000. 900 pear troos
and more than ls.0O0.O 900 cherry trees
The Detroit times., 1914-03-03

II L. believed that previous to. CIV
ilisation badness was, unknown among
American Indians. The unciyilised In.
dian apparently ID yet free from pei
The Detroit times., 1914-03-03

for y while until the vacant space,
could be flled by Gift or purchase.
The Detroit times., 1914-03-03

lssra and almost immuas nom go.
GER
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-24
Cine eleftriibe 8abn 1T 9tearns Spuntp 9e"eper''

FAINT, tpeiI 6. 6. 8otter bon Wtinnea-
polls bas unternebn1en l11s Wert &C.
fest bat, miro ct. @lou6 5tpet me1tere
8abnperbin6nngen geben. Die Srac-
ton 2inie miro ser Staot eite groBe
Siilfe fem, oenn tie bringt Die btS o.
bin ilolirten SotpnS int Stear1ls
County in oirette @erbinonng init
oem1 @ountpltb. l1no peil Die nel1e
gubnltrede NIT ser Soo-8abn tn
@imbal 1id perbinoet uno oaonr@ Der
Sonoelsmstauih ermogli6t tit, miro
sic +Staot ct. CLOUD piele gfl1bnle-
Brrngen our9 Sen 5oo=Dienit babe11.
M:nit Sem 8o11 oieier 81 Meilen lan-
gen 5trefe lit es aber mdt geibeben,
sic 3meiglinie> melbe 6tel e1r Winter
IN M5artp erbet, iou oem Blane &C.
m4B nob Golo Spring, Is Wtetlen
BON ct. CLOUD iiber sic @iQmar n11o
9iour Sails 8abnlinie Ser @reat
geortbern li9 a%us0ebnen> uno ole1e
proieftirte 2i1lie miro elmer berrlt6en
syar1ngege1l6 5r1n yhuben gereiden,
sic Bis oabin DEM Warfte n1r aus
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-24

8on a11bergetpobnlider 8eoel1tu11g
fir ct. CLOUD uno sic liio>peltlt6en
GotpniHps bon Stearns County tit
Das ltnternebmen Ser Central Srac-
ton Yabngeieqi6aft, mel6e oen Balt
elmer eleftriiden 8abn BON ct. elol1o
aus rl1rdo Sic betreffenoen SopnlbtpS
langlt eggplant unb III 6iel lent Sabre
nob, fous sic @rbeit omr6 n1rnorge=
iebene @inoeruilie feinen Nbbrnb er-
leioet, 5ur @ertpirflideung gelal1gel'
IGbt. Nit ser @raoirarbeit bon ~
Meilen ser nelten minneapolis nno
@entrolzGractior-8abn 6te BON ct.
Glouo liiolid ourh 2l1rembl1rg nad)
fSair @apen, einem Sopn> Der 1el11er
neutrality-suspicious. Erooutte pte
al1b 1einer Spmner= 9SeliortS tpege11
be ionoere 8eahtltng peroient, laufe11
ioll, io>pie ether nad Mfatne Erairte,
einer anoere11 nab Murtp n11o elmer
6ritten 1ii6li6 BON Maine Yratrle
nod einem @erbinoungspumfte nit
Ser Soo=9abl1 lit &in1bau %fitbrenoe11
;2Apeiqbubn lit 0ie Sirmu g. s. Gro
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-24

bol3 Torm nn6 felt ieiner lteberiiebe=
lung na@ Ohio madte er bier per-
1dbteoet1e Vel11de. - @ohm. p. Sins
gar Sienborf, 8. g. g., BON BARNES
billie nno bodp. P. 8%onopentura @o11<
lem y. g. g., bon @arrtion, 81. o,
erltatteten bier einen pertpanot= uno
freunol9aftlidyen @efu9. - Mebre=
re 8iirger unierer Ortidaft counter
tidy lebte @obe IN Samf Centre 6as
ouf Der Stearns @ountp=Tair gebo-
tene Nerg1riigem. = SRI. Mnna Ibien
bon CLARA @itp traf Mitte lebter $50
de bier Elm un6 bat in oem 8onz3on
Eubtpoarengeibdft Mniteuung genont-
men. Die Nif. 5traub Iamilie
bat porlebten Sanrltog lire 11eue
Mob'm'lg be3oge11; oielelbe fiiblt ii6
IN Dem Neubau mie rrel1 geboren. =
Mfotb. 8utala fat ii9 Mitte berga>1=
ge'1er @ode lpab .Greeport begeben,
100 CT oe 5te0e oes Ielegrapbilten
Der @reat Nortbern 9abngeieu1ha #
o1lgetreten bat.-6rou Sobn IS. WfiI-
Ter, mel&e nabe3u 3tpei @ohen int
bieligen &oipital unter dr3tlider 8e=
banolung itano, lit anfangs lebterWo=
DIE a1s 6emielben nab ibrem @eim
IN ct. MidoloS entlalien tpor6en. =
Gle am 6. September in Ser bieiiger1
Bfarrftrde fiir sic ourd SEN euro
poilde1 &rieg in Notb un6 @len6 ge=
rotbenem 6amilien erbobene @ol(efte
bpo@te iiber $t27 elm. = &o9m.
Serr Sacob @artn1ann bon @bepenne,
Mpo., erltattete 9ienltag in @eglei=
tung ieiner 5onte uno ieines @etters,
Srou Mnton @agetneier u,l6 Sobn
@ngen bon 6arming> Der bier mob=
nenoen 6amilie Soiepb @etid eimen
geim@. = S. S. Mbmann perianote
anfongs lebter ISOLDE 10000 @funo
&(eeiamen noh Minneapolis.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-24
@tiQt ben eriten @erbitbmiten.

St1Qt @uren 9erbltbulten o6er @r,
faltung iofort mortet nidt - er
mag in ernite 9ungenbeidmer6en aus
arte11, Cure 9ebensfroft idma@en
uno eine @rontide 2ungenfranfbeit
entmideln. &a11ft cine 6laide @r.
8eu's Nine Sor @onig beute nod -
eS lit rein uno i@o6los = gebrau@t
fret fir Sen &%erbitbuiten un6 sic Ct
falt1ng. @enn @ubp o6er &in6er
front itn6, gebt es ibnen; es miro
rai@ un6 6ouern6 ltn6ern; eS meidt
auf 6ie em5in6ete &eble, 2ungen un6
2%uftr0bren. 9oit @blegm> lit anti
ieptifd un6 itatrft 6as @pitem gegen
@rfdltungen.> Sc berbiitet ii@erli@,
6aB @rfdltungs=&eime Salt befom-
men. @arantiert. SOUR 25f in
@urer Mpotbete. - Mn5etge.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-24

lpiinl6t 6em 8rautpoare audi Ser
rNoroItern" @liid, Sell nno 5egen
auf a0en @egen.
&pScpe.
Ole &oScoe nn6 5t. Marttn Sbip-
ping M1Iooiation Der lan6te cine @iien=
babnmagenlaoung gemiidtes 8teE
nab @ai6v@t. Saul. Tbomos 3ac3=
fotpsft beiorgte Sen transport. =
Jrou Nif. @an3er bon minneapolis
mar a1f einige Sage bier BEL ser
Sobn @un5er Gmilte 5n @oite. =
!&odap. P. Maurus, s.. g. s., bon
Gol6 Spring %eritottete nnierm bodm.
Efarrer> P. @enno> 8. g. s., elmer
freun6ihaftliden 8eiu@. - M11tor
&olife, tpelder bier fir 6ie lebter
Sabre ols Dorfi6mie6 tbdtig mar,
lit nit 6omlie na6 Bier5 umge3o.
gen, in 6eiien Mabe er cine Sorm
taufli@ in ieinen 8elib gebrodt bat
Sa1tf Centre.
Die Gteorns County : 6oir, melde
in 6en erlten Sagen bergangener $50.
bier BEL Ser giinittgiten @itterl1nq
gebulten tpur6e, 6arf ols eine bodl1
erfolgrei@e in ser @ei@i9te 6e1
tStearnS County NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
@e1euidaft ber5eidnet tper6er. 5ie
gab iotpobI ben Beron1toltern ser
8air pie ou6 Sen 8eiu@ern 6erfel.
ben bollite 8ufrie6enbett. Ser 8e'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-24

beS & 9obn bon M%inneapoliS be-
traut moroen. Sen in 0em &ontrafte
entbalteren Be6i11gungen 5ufolge iol=
Re 0iele @rooirurbeit bis 5nm |. Sa=
nuar poQen6et fem. Ga oieie Mrbeit
oes Ierrnins megen cine berbdltniB<
m1aBig lei9te lit, mir6 tie na@ Mnitdt
Ser NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fails Die
@itterung eine giin1tige bleibt, Bis
gum l.. De5ember bereits boQen6et
ieiu. @oute 6ies ser Sal ietn, mer=
Sen Sic Mal1ager Ser Babngeieuidaft
Sic S9iene11 Bis 5um 1. Sanl1ar ge=
legt boben, morouf 6ie 1teue 8abn bon
ct. CLOUD aus iofort in 8etrieb ge=
iett miro. Dieie Mittbeilung bat in
ct. CLOUD freu6iges @rltaunen erregt.
l1n6 6ieS nit Nebt. 0ie Sta0t ct.
CLOUD miro Biz iebt bon 5mei @iien=
babren beriibrt, aber 6aS Be6urfniB>
elmer meiteren Gerbinoung Ser 9ta6t
NIT Sen nmliegen6en 0rti9often mar
immer nt6t b%efrie0igt. Die lan6li6e
@ntmidelung ging ni6t Dor iid, neil
es an elmer Babnperbin6ung nit Ser
County : &auptlta6t mangelte. Ser
Bau 6ieier neuen 8abn, ibrer @trede
entlang ols uEbe SOFTER 2ine" be-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-24
Stem Mmni6.

Sim 5reitog trof @err $. S. 56dz
fer un6 Elm Mrbeiter bon ser Saafer=
Experimentation in 5@letitnger=
billie, @is., no@6em sic bei6en an Der
Srgel Ser unbefledten @mpfdngniB-
firde 5u Saint CLOUD Ell,
men eleftrii@en 8%Gaiebalg a1,=
gebradt batten, bier ein, INN Die fir
11nfere berrli@e @ir6e beitimmte
Bfeifenorgel> Die bon Ser 5@dfer-0r=
gelba1geieuidoft 3u einem @ertbe
bon $4,000 geba11t m1tr6e ouf3uitellen.
@ie re1ee Orgel entb6lt II ipre6en6e
&egi1ter> n116 sic Srgelbmt4@eie 0=
fboft giebt 6ie 3%uitder11ng, 6aB feir1
beiiereS SUPERINTENDENT Biz jebt in
Der gar5en Dto3eie aufgelteat pur6e.
9ie Muftellung Ser 1reuen &feifen>
orgel miro no6 Mngobe 6es &errn
S6afer 5tpei @oden in Mnipru6 neb=
me1t. 9ie @intpeibltng 6es ne1aen ST.
%itrumenteS miro cine groBe 6eitli6=
felt nit ii@ bringen.
81. Stephen.
SS1t Ser bieiigen 8farrtir@e tpa1r6en
M~ittmodmorgen tpdbren6 zines bonn
bo6m. Bfarrer S. Trobec gefeierten
@rautamtes berebelt9t M6olpb Mol-
6en BON Slice un6 SRI. g1tber Song
aus 6ieier @emein6e. Mit ieinen bte-
len @ertpan6ten un6 Sreunoen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-24

Cure 5timme un1 Cure ntterl It'll
tuna miro BON mir anerfamt tper=
BEN. S. &remer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-24

Ser 6erne 5ugdnglid NOR. Diele 11el1e
gabn1trede miro iiber Die @eleiie Ger
ct. CLOUD StraBenbabn in ct. CLOUD
einlaufen, nn6 es 1in6 8orfebrnngen
fir Berionen= mie 8radtberfebr ge=
troffen, nn6 6ur6 lebteren @erfebr
miro einem langlt gefiblten 8e6urf=
nib ser gigeutbiimer ser bon fiinf Bis
feds Meilen bon Ser gtaot gelegenen
'Steinbriide &ednung %getragen. Sic
CLOUD 5teinbrii@e lteferten int
lebten Sabre einen @ertb BON iiber
elmer Miuion Collars, ei1te Snmme>
sic Bis 6abin aus 6ieien grtperbS=
queQen 1pie er5ielt mur6e. DieleS
groBartige @eihaft m11r6e trob ser
i6le6ten Transportation getban, nit
DEM 8au Ser nel1en 8abn leben aber
sic 5tetnbru6beiiber elmer 1rel1en uno
6%eileren @ei6aftS=Mera entgegen. Sic
'Sta6t ct. CLOUD fam Sen @uben 6es
nnternebmens 6es &errn 6. g. Bot=
ter bon Minr1eapoltS nidt bob gen1g
11n6 mer Biz 6abin at
6em @mporfommen Der @amptitaot
bon 81. CLOUD a16 MIR Sen gering=
item 3meifel begte, nitro it@ iebt ge=
tpiB zines 8eiieren belebrt ieben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-24
Har1t AT berpa6ten.

Garm, 800 Slider, alles unter
Pflug, @eioe-, 8ieienlan6 uno Selb,
gutter 8o6en, gutes @aus nit a6t
3immern, StM nn6 a16ere @ebGl16e,
bret Meilen bon Slice, 8enton @oun.
tp, Meinn. Cute Milberei= un6
Stod46arm, AUDI gut fir @ais, Mog'
gen, &afer uno aurtoffeln. 5predt
iofort Dor. 2ouis s.. &atb,
ct. CLOUD 8ulineB college,
ct ct. CLOUD, Minn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-24
3mrIf 3nr Garm.

80 ader, gelegen AZ Meilen tpeit-
li6 bon ct. @lou6. Cute @eb4u6e
nno gut a~ufgebeiiert. Mebmen Sta6t-
eigentbum OILS tbeilpeiie 3ablung nn6
iabrlide 3ablung CUR MuSgIeidung
6es &eltes. $. g. Oomug,
44=2t ct. Glou6. Minn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-24
Sir County : Mnmalt.

Sesd 6iene als County = Mn1palt in
meinem eriten Iermin. @abreno Die
fer 3eit babe i4 periu@t, 6em Bolte
in %getreuer, fur6tloier uno unpor=
teiiiber 8eiie gu 6ienen. 90 mab-
reno meiner Mmts3eit 10 biele neber<
fubrungen 5u per5ei9nen tpare11, tpur=
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6armer %amfgepaft!

Tarmer aufsepaft!
gu bertaufen $50 Mder Sorm,
nt6t melt bom $opn IIbanp gelegen,
iebr g11tes 2an6 nit feinen @ebqu<
lt@teiten. @or3uipre9en BEL o6er al
ldreiben an 5ranf s.. 8lo6,
44ba MlbanD, Minn.
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@ute @eIeaenheit

100 Nder 5arm nabe Mlbanp nit gu
tenn nerem 9taQ mn6 fleinem @obn>
bauie> 80 Mder unter Bflug, &eit
8iei e1lz un6 @ei6elan6 unter giin1ti=
gen @e6ingungen 81 faufen: Nabe-
res bel 6ranf $. 8lod,
Abba Mlbanp, Minn.
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3m ~nerfanfen

81 berfamfen
80 Mder 6orm, flint Meilen BON M1=
banp gelegen 80 Mder fultipiert; an-
ltQnoige @ebdube; g1tes @eioe= uno
@ielenlono. Breis $45 per M6er.
Tranf $. @lof,
44bn MlbarD, Wtlrrn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-24
31 nerpahten

Cine 6arm BON $50 M6ern in
Spring SIN, Minn., tnopon ungefdbr
oie &alfte unter 8flug, Ser @eit &eu-
un6 @ei6elan6> nit @obnbaus un6
Stauungen. @ad3ufragen BEL
@einrid S. Gmmel,
43=39t Melroie, @inn.
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6e meme Mrbeit BON ser 8reile un6
bon pielen 9euten 6es County als Ell
ne auBergepobnli@ er folgrei@e BE-
iproden. Sd ielbit aber 6enfe 0urii=
Der 10, 6aB ib II meine 8fli4t tbat
nno tperoe I'M oieier @etfe fortfabren,
fous id Htpie6er ertpablt merbe. I'm
Sbre freunolide nnteritiibung fir Ell
men 5meiten Termin lit adtungspoa
gebeten. Saul Mbles.
@in i9 beiingen> pas e6el un6 peiB,
60 lobe 3uerit id 6as ~%3umalmeib."
MinneapoIis 8relping 60.
St. Tammany farmer., 1914-12-19

neW.fUunu ffIenu. WIN 1utpfIB0 Xl06fn-
ing from his deep-set eyes. Where
did you drop from?"
"Oh, I'm out" said Little Billee
bravely. my mama left me . little
while ago while she went OF about
something. and l guess I got losted.
But it's al right now, I'm found again.
ainr II"
'Oh, yes. indeedy, you're found all
right, kiddie,'' Santa Claus agreed.
"And pretty soon you'll take me
home again. won't your" said the
child.
"surest thing you know!" an
swered Santa Claus, looking down up
on~the bright but tired little face with
= comforting smile. Where do you
live?"
"As II you didn't know that!" cried
Little Billee. giggling.
F1a, hal" laughed Santa Claus.
"Can't fool you. can I! It would be
funny II. after keeping an eye on
you all these years since you was .
baby, didn't know where you lived.
chr"
Awful funny" egreed I!ttie 1a.l1eA.
CONTINUED on page 81
St. Tammany farmer., 1914-12-19

II you eat raw egg on Christmas
morning, fasting, you can carry heavy
weights.
St. Tammany farmer., 1914-12-19
MAID AND MIsTLETOE.

According to Archbishop Mares. the
maid who was not kissed under mis-
tletoe at Christmas would not be
married il that year. The mistlet
speedily invaded the drowfng room.
without, however, reducing the guam.
tity of kissing in the kitchen.
St. Tammany farmer., 1914-12-19
A HUSKY FOWL.

Willie came in from the shed where
Uncle Rufus was picking a Christmas
chicken for his small city nepheW's
dinner.
Aunt Sue!" he cried as he enter
ed, what do you think? Uncle Ru-
fus is out in the shed husking hen.a
St. Tammany farmer., 1914-12-19

Why, you'll freeze
y don't mind being cold, just SO
long as Santa will be able to get
down the chimney all right. !,