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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1914-09-04

Members Of the Chicago Dressmak-
ers' club say that q few women in Chi
cage spend $4,000 each on clothes;
100 social leaders spend $4,000 each;
10000 others get along on $4,000; we'll
dressed clubwomen manage to worry
along on $500 apiece; but the mod
est suffraglsts and church workers,
who Though few of us have probably
noticed it, must dress about alike,
spend the same amount, namely $500.
Having various causes much at heart,
they have ether uses for their money
than displaying it on their backs. The
social workers arc. very properly,
more modest still. spending only $500.
The stenographers. Ghopgirls and fac
tory girls spend, respectively. S275,
$3.50 and 5000. AS the wages of these
girls cannot average above st5, $40
and IS. respectively, 1t will be seen
that they spend too much on their
clothes, and yet they could hardly
present decent appearance on less.
They lose something by not making
their own clothes. but they must be
very strong TO sew much after finish
ing their days work.-Leslie's Week
iy.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1914-09-04
Headache and Nervousness Cured.

"Chawberlain's Tablets arc entitled
20 al the praise J can give them.
writes AIRS. Richard Ol9, Spencerport
~. n rheY have cured me OK head
ache aud nervousness ana restored
me 20 my normal health" For sale
by an dealers.
The Lamar register., 1914-01-21

of the public schools. grade and
high school this year includes 1888
pupils. The 6S3 pupils in the grad
nave 16 teachers, making an aver
age enrolment of AZ pupils per
teacher. 1t is impossible to main
tain an average enrolment in prac-
tice. hence some teaches have more
than AZ pupils. some as high as so
or 80 pupils enrolled. while others
have less than AZ enrolled. In the
high school there are seven teach
ers giving full time and one giving
half time, making an average en-.
rollment of % pupils for each high
school teacher.
In 1902 when the present high
school graduating class started to
school. Sc ebeginners were enrolled
in the Lamar schools. Estimating
the death rate at 4. II all but 4 of
these pupils were now living and
had remained in Lamar to complete
their high school course, there
should be So members in the gradu
ating class this year. There are 20
members. This would indicate that
one-half the number of students
who enroll In the schools will even
tually graduate from high school.
Make a liberal estimate of one.
third to account for the beginners
in the rural schools in 1902, and
we can be positive in stating that
one out of every three pupils who
enter the Lamar schools graduate
rom high school
Statistics are compiled to show
that only one out of 20 pupils who
enter the beginners class in the
public schools will ever graduate
from high school. Either such sta
tistics are much in error or Lamar
Is making an exceedingly fine rec
ord in the ratio OF her high school
graduates to the number of pupils
who began the course.
The Lamar register., 1914-01-21
NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE

Notice is hereby given that. pursuant
to the powers granted in and by that
certain trust deed executed by Israel Il.
CIane and Mary J. Crane. his wife, TO
herbert Il. BAH. trustee. and recorded
In Book ~ at Page go in the office
of the County Clerk and Recorder Of
Bent county, Colorado. whereby the said
israel Il. Crane and Mary J. Crane, his
wife, conveyed to the said trustee the
following described land, at that time
situate IN Bent County, but now sit.
uate. lying and being in Prowers coun-
~, Colorado. to-wi:t
The Southeast quarter (SEA) of Sec
ton Six 90, Township Twenty -seven.
GO South, Range Forty three (43)
W est OF the sixth Principal Meridian,
Tor the purpose Of securing the prom
issory note of ths said Israel E. Crane
anu Mary J. Crane. his wife. in which
said trust deed 1 have been. by the
legal holder OF said note, appointed sub.
stituted trustee, will. at the request OF
the legal holder Of said note, offer said
land at public sale to the highest bid,
der for cash. at the fremont Street
door at the Court House In the City
of Denver, Colorado, on Saturday, the
ath day Of March, A d. 1914, at 10
G clock A. N. for the purpose of salts.
lying said note. which is past due and
unpaid, together with accrued interest
thereon.
Dated at Lamar. Colorado. January 20
1914.
". z Fee.
Substituted Trustee.
First pub. Jan. 81. 1914.
Last pub. Feb. 1S. 1914.
The Lamar register., 1914-01-21

The enrolment OF new students
for the second term boosts the
high school enrolment for the
year to the total of 201. This is
the highest enrolment that the higl
school has ever had. In 1907 the
total high school enrolment was
100 for the first time in the his
tory of the town. In 1910 the to.
tai high school enrolment was 1874,
and in the past four years 1t has
grown to an enrolment of 200, just
double the enrolment. of seven
years ago. $50 pupils are enrolled
in the grade schools as compared
with 6S1 in 1907 and 6S5 in 1909.
which were banner years In grade
attendance. The total enrolment
The Lamar register., 1914-01-21
Ian 21-61O8 pounds.


Making a total lor the week OF
36,O29 pounds and a daily average
of 5l47 pounds. The receipts of
mink at the condensery are very
gratifying and it is expected that
the amount will steadily increase.
There are four patrons OF the
factory whose daily average exceeds
zUU pounds. They are l.. II. Cline
OF McClave. Monteil and Wagner OF
May valley. w. Il. Winstead od
prosperity Lane and White d Son
OF Sand creek.
There are also two whose daily
average exceeds $50 pounds. Baker
and Biggs and j. h. lFleshman.
The Lamar register., 1914-01-21
Basket Ball in Full Swing

line basket ball enthusiasts "a,
the nigh school have Doen taking
advantage Oh the Inc weather san. I
the holidays and almost every a.
leInoon games are played Oh tie
outdoor courts. either by the DO,
OF the girls cluDs.
ms game Is one OF the finest
sports Lor girls and they ale snow.
ing their appreciation of the taoi
ny heartily entering Into the gaIne.
Al present they are playing OIL the
schedule among their clubs. They
nave entire control OF the courts
on Tuesday and Thursday after
moons.
i;he five boys clubs are working
nard ON the schedule among them
the pennant. which Is to be award
ed 10 the winning team. AT present
Team No. 1 is ahead and team No.
) a close second.
On saturday afternoon. January
"a. the first out OF town game will
We played when club No. /. with
Wayne Downing as captain. goes to
Syracuse. Kansas. to play the high
school team of that place. This
promises to be a good game.
Other games have been schedul-
ed as follows:
Jan. "a. team No. 4 at Holly.
Jan. "a. team No. 6 at Holly.
Jan. 80. team No. 2 at Wiley.
Return games at Lamar will
probably be played at the armory
commencing about February 6. 1t is
hoped that these games will be
well attended as they will be fast
and snappy and a good exhibition
of sportsmanship.
The Lamar register., 1914-01-21

Miss Marie Silver entertained a
dozen of her classmates last Friday
evening. Those being present re-
port a jolly time.
Sam Higbee. tred Williams and
county Clerk Syp attended the
meeting OF the state association OF
county commissioners in Denver las,
Monday.
Mrs. Leon Butler entertained On
monday afternoon at Five Hundred
Twelve ladies enjoyed the hospitali-
ty of Mrs. Butler and spent a very
pleasant afternoon.
win Hutchinson returned today
from Kansas City,where he market
ed three car of sheep. He topped
the market Tor that day and OF
course Is Well pleased.
The Women of Woodcraft have
|
after hold their meetings there in
stead OF at the X. p. hall which has
been their home for some time.
Gene Church, vile and children,
nave returned from Olalhe, Kansas
and expect to make Lamar iheir
future home. Mr.. and Mrs Churoh
nave many VAIN friends mere who
are glad TO welcome them back "
Lamar.
II parties losing articles while
at either of the picture shows viii
take the trouble next day to. call
Tor their articles they will confer a
favor upon the management, as
every article found is taken care
of until the owner calls for it.
The entertainment given by the
nigh school students at the auditor
ium last Friday night brought out
Soo0 cro"0 WHO thoroughly en-.
jOyed the program of vocal and in
strumental music. The operetta by
the girls glee club, THE Rose of
Savoy" was nicely given. The whole
program was well received.
Quite a bunch of our citizens are
taking in tho atn.k ahou, IN Dapvor
this week. the following being only
a partial list: M. j. McMillin, Geo.
b. Merrill. l.. Writ Markham. Claus
Paulsen. Ed Mckinney, ]. b. Trax-
Ter. Auburn Novels. II. p. Syp. ID.
L. Silver, Ray Gould. Fred Lee, Geo
b. Coover and L. e. Butler.
The Lamar register., 1914-01-21
List Your Property

II you have houses and lots in
the city to sell will be pleased
to have them listed with me. 1 can
now furnish . number Of good res
idence properties to purchasers for
cash. or with from $500 to $1,000
cash and balance may be carried Of
easy terms.
J. @, HORN.
The Lamar register., 1914-01-21

Parents and patrons of the Lin.
coin school are most cordially in
vited to attend the parents meet
Ing, Jan. 80. at 2 p. NJ. in room
s. Lincoln building. Teachers need
your help. Come. Refreshments
will be served.
R. J. HARRY, Principal
The Lamar register., 1914-01-21
MONEY TO LOAN
eisnsy Of oheao aAensv for
s>>d Farm and Oily Lssns.
Saas and soo me.s
l.. WlKT MARKHAM

DID Strong has returned to his
school work at Fort Collins.
WAITING friends in Denver this week
F.. Page Of Granada was in
mattar.
Mira Jobn A. Mcdowell in visiting
80
Jp Campheu LEFT Monday even
,,,.,no.. ~.
Rev Il. K. Brace has been nurs-
mr. r r. Rartelt left for Denver
II uo, MN. nm from Holly
.ru..a.v ,ookinx nm n location for
Il II csr.ck. mn. aown from
pocky Eor. ,oaox ,oorinx a,ter Oh.
100, .ug.r ,ntare.a.
at.
"s IT, i'ene =.
"'o"' ~ e"A'
NJ. pho.,. xo-nm., w.,, tn
Wichita, Kansas. on MONDAY where
she will undergo an operation.
20 rne'An re.urn'o 'n's I' n'As
been with q consignment of sheep.
Mrs.. Frank w. Sayer entertain
her embroidery club Tnursday al
'o'"on' n iuii wa"
49,.
Mr.. and MIS-. J. b. Friedline OF
Colorado Springs were guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. silver Frida,
of last week.
J. "A. Owens of Wichita. Kansas.
10 here visiting his son Charlie
owens. Mr.. Owens Is on his way
to the coast
2 and Is at Oakdale, California,
visiting his parents,
~
The Lamar register., 1914-01-21

City property for sale or ex.
change. r. J. M'Carty.
The Lamar register., 1914-01-21

For sale or trade-House and lot
in West Side Addition in Lamar. c.
+. HOag. Wiley. Colo.
The Lamar register., 1914-01-21
Ror Gale

1s shares Of stock In the Fort
Bent Ditch Co. Price reasonable, In.
quire OF Isaac Dewitt, Lamar. Colo.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-08
Illus der Ntn9t9end.
ct. Spbannes nniberiitat.

ct. SDbanneS nninerfttdt.
&ir5li6 bate 6afultat nnb @tu=
oentenidoft i'm Muoitorium ben So@~
ger1uB eines m1sge5ei6neten &lnit-
lerfon5erts Ser iogenannten ~Strat<
for6s @ocaliits an6 Snitrnmenta<
lilts." Die &irtuolen tparen: Serr
5. M. @berman, Senoriit uno @aro=
pboneipieIer, @err g. 6. Dreamer,
Senoriit nnb Me1opboneipieler, @err
g. 9uffiel6, 8aritoniit nn6 @aro-
pboneipieler, un6 @err St. S. 8rotpn,
8al1i1t nno Eromboneipieler iammt=
Ii9 aus Chicago. Sc mur6en Die
berrIi9iten 2ieber un6 muiifalii6en
&ompoiitionen borgetragen uno Serr
g. Dnffielb rnterbtelt iberoieS
glan5eno aIS @ebner un6 @omifer.
@eider 8eifam tpa1rbe Ben &iinitlern
geipen6et. - &o6m. p. @rior Ser
mann, 8. g. s., reiite am Dienitag=
aber6 in oner Gle nod @roofiton,
81. g., mo ser bo@tp. P. Sioelis,
g. s., int &oipita1 fdtper front
6ornieoerlag. Sim D%onneritag febr-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-08

fKirNhNe ndNri0ten.

& @odm'iter Bildof Soeob Srobec
fat folgen6e Briei terperietungen IN
ieiner Di05eie %angeoronet: @odm. @r.
Bet Stroll bon ser ct. @e6migs=@e-
mein6e in &oloingfor6 nod Stems
burg; bodm. SEER sos. SanSfi bon
6lensburg na6 8omlus; bodm. P.
8eter 8olnid, .. g. g., BON 8otp-
lus nod @ameD in Morriion @ountp;
bodm. @err 81. @olfofsfi bon &amep
noa ser ct. @e~6migs- @mein6e in
F&oloingfor6; bo9m. @err g. 8u=
jalsfi na6 GLENDALE.
* Sim Is. Sctober miro ser bo9m'=
fte 8iidof Grobec 6ie neue Hfeifen=
orgel ser nnbefledten @mpfangniB=
firde in Seem Muni6 feierli6it ibrer
8eitimmmng metben.
* 9ie bti60fli6e &ausfapelle tit
bonn Maler Setter Martini in ge=
1dmodpoler nn6 fun1tgere6ter @eiie
neforiert mor6en. Sic i60ne arbeit
empfieblt ibren Meiiter.
* Sn ser ct. Glou6 unbefledten
gmpfangniBgemein6e fam am Cont
tagaber6 6ie pier5igltiinoige Mn6adt
gum feierliden Men6i6luB. @ab<
reno Ser @no6en5eit bolfen Dem
bo6m. @farrer P. @erbar6, .. g.
s., ouBer ieinen @iiiitenten Die
bodm. 8ene6iftiner 9uniel nn6 Ml=
pbons bon Ser ct. Sobns Mbeit aus.
l1eber 1000 8eidten mrr6en gebort.
Beim feierlthen @ottesbieri It am
gonntag, 6em &oienfran5feite, bielt
ser boHtp. P. Mlto, .. g. g., eine
einoring1ide Srieoenspre6igt, unb
aben6s beim @6luiie Ser Mnoa6t
trng Ser bo@tp'ite SEER 8ii@of Sro=
bee BEL Ser @ro3eliion 6as M1er=
beiligite n1r6 ertbeilte 6en iaframen<
taIii@en sege1t. Sci 6teler 8eier tpor
mod antpefen6 Ser bodm. &err S.
Maprbofer, &nplon I'M ct. &apbaels
So1pituI.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-08
Bic 8elasernng ppn Mntmerpem

Bic 8elaaernns bpm Mntmerpen
1tnb Ser @anpf mit Ser belgiiben
lit ms b0d1te stadium &C.
treten. @ir fonren inns bober ba-
ra1f eefabt MADDEN, SOP tagli6 g1an-
5enoe belgifde Siege gemelbet tper-
SEN. 9ie 8elgier tper6en bic beut-
ihen 8elagerungstruppen tagli6 5u-
riidid)lagen, taglid perridten; tag-
lid) meroen lie Sen Sein0 51 Taalen-
Sen nieoermGbenl 11n6 tagli6 merben
bon Sen @elgiern Sic grobartigiten
@e1oentbaten permidtet merben. Sic
@elagerrng BON 2iittid in 5meiter
Mnfloge. Mm rege ii6 iiber Die BEL
giiden Madridten i6t auf. Mnes
idon bagemel len. .....
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-08
Mit gered)tem Gtpl5e briiitet II

Mfit gered)tem Gtol5e b~riiitet itd
S. 9. @otpalfomsfi ser @ertreter 6eS
eriten Diitrifts I'M @tearns County
ratbe 11nb felt Sabren beiien 8oriiber,
oeilen, mas er mabren6 ieiner slmts=
5eit gum 8eiten 6es County nn6 fei=
mes 9iitrtfts ongeitrebt mno erptrft
fat. Sci peridieoenen @elegenbeiten
mlroe oem @errn &omalfotpsfi &C.
biibrenbes Sob ge5olt fir iein ener<
giIdes nnb moblIberlegteS. &irfen,
oos ltets MIR gl1ten 6olgen batte. @ar
mo11de @11ttbaten, Die er in ieinem
9lnte n1tsfiibrte, f0nnten bier aufge=
5qblt mcroer, mir beidranfen u1t=
iere Musiagen nur auf fem Sinne,1
uno Gradten, 6os er ouf Before 8e=
ge i'm County gelenft bat nno benz
es 5u pcroanfen lift, 6aB unier Count
tp iekt 5u %6enjenigen 6eS Stootes ge=
5Gblt miro, nel6e Sic Bflege 6es @e<
gebol1es gu elmer ibrer &m1ptm1fga<
ben gemadt nrb tpegen 5u%frieoenitel<
LENDER D1r6fibr11ng ser @rbeit iid)
ser Mnerfenn11nq ibrer 8etpobner 5m
erfrel1en baben. 1as Sntereiie, 6eS
@omntp=@ommiliar &otpalfomSH an
ei1rem or6entIi6en un6 geregelten
@ountp=@e geban nimmt, miro ibm
bo6 %ongerebnet, un6 batte er ii@ in
fei1er onberen @eiie a1s in 6iefer UNI
ieinen Diitrift nn6 6as County ber=
6ienitli6 gema6t, 6ies olleim mare
geniigen6, ibn als &ertreter 6es er=
1ten Diltrifts int @onntpratb bei5n=
beholten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-08

Gin Mitarbeiter Der &Slniidem
3eitnng iproh nit einem fron5oii=
i6en @efangenen, Ser erflarte, Die
l1eberlegenbeit ser 9eutiden lei 10
getpaItig, oaB ein @ieg Sromfrei6s
o11sgei9loiien erideine. Sic 6euti@e
MrtiGerie lit BON unbeidreibli6er
8iirffurrg, iie mabt Die fran30iii6e
Snfanterie Bel 6eren Mnstreten aus
6em @oI6 einfa6 Fin. @bemio per-
beeren6 lit bas 6eutide Snfanterte<
feuer. Die fran5oitiden Offt5tere
fommon6irten Sen @ormari9, tp1b=
ten ober ni6t, tpobin, % man ni6t
iab, pober Ser @ugelregen fnm nno
sic felogra1aen l1mformen unii@tbar
maren. Sim. i9redliditen trieben es
Die gapern; man miiiie ibnen gegen=
iber einfa9 6ie Sdn6e in sic S0be
itreden. Mn6ere @efargene erf1ar=
sic 8irfnng Ser 2iigennadrid=
ten tper6e iebr be6enflid urb Dos gr=
tpahen Elm fur9tbnres fem.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-08
Standardization.

- Sn Ser unbefledten @mpfdng-
niBfir9e tpur6en am Dienitagmor=
gen BEL ei1em bonn bodm. P. @i1be=
brand, 8. g. s., gebaltenen Grm=
amte firs 2eben perbunben Nif.
'Sauit bon @lear 2afe un6 SRI. 2ouiie
5treib bon bier. Ma@ @mtgegenmab=
me ser ber5liden @lidpiinide, in
Die ji@ m1@ Ser ug5oroftern" tbeilt,
begab iid 6as iunge @oar our @riin=
bung 6es etgenen Ser6es nod Clear
9afe, mo Ser 8rdlttigm cine ein-
trdgIi1e @tennng beflei6et.
- 9ie aIs 9berin int ct. So
iepbs Mltenbeim angeite1te ebrtp.
S9meiter Nlaci6a, .. 8. g., feierte
am Montag ibren Mamenstag, mo5u
ibr bon 6e1 ibr onbertrauten often
&in6ern, 6enen ser @amenstog einer1
|Sefttag. bra@te, bon &er5en gratu-
liert tpuroe.
- @err Mif. Sem, Elm otter &e=
terane bon @eattle, @aib., lit nod
5tpei @oden tangent @eiu6e bel fei=
1rem @1mager Mn6reas @ruber ON
Montag nod fetner @eimatb 5urud'
gefebrt.
- Srenn6 SrIius Dominif 1doBt
iein @ei6dftslofal 6ur@ cine ne11e
|Sront ber5ieren. &ontraftor Soiepb
@9eGinger beforgt sic @rbeit.
= ct. CLOUDS Mntomobiliiten
g0nnte1t ii9 Mitttpo9 6as @ergnii=
gen elmer @%pa5ierfabrt na@ @ol6ing-
for6, 6eiien 8etpobner bon ser 3u=
neignrg fir ct. CLOUD un6 bon Ser
fir ste 8ebo1ferung unierer @ta6t
gebegten 8reun6l@aft genigeno
3eugntB ablegten.
- SIM &eftorot Ser &atbe6ralge-
mein6e &pur6en @~ienitagmorgen 611r6
Sen bo6m. &errn @b. Maper furs
2eben berbnn6en &aDmon6 Sadion
nn6 SRI. Ebereiia MbIes. 8eim @oh-
5eitsmable nabm 6as itnge @aar Sic
ber8li6iten @Iiidtpiini9e entgegen
un6 trat Damn cine a1tf mebrere Sage
beitimmte @o95eitsreiie nod BEN
{3piningsitd6ten an. M0ge es 6em
@rm1tpoare ftets nod @unf@ erge-
benl
= Sn elmer 1tnter Dem @orfib 6eS
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-08

Sc 1T sic 8litbe bes bemti&eu
GoHstbums, sic @rone bon &nnit
un6 @ifienidaft Sic iebt int 6eloe
itebt nno ii6 nit 6en &olbpil6en
un6 benz Musm11rf gum Morb GEE
6ungener engliiden Solonern bernm
fdloge11 1ruB. @enn man BEN &rteg
bon 6iefer @eite betradtet, fanr mon
iid elmer innere1t @a1tb ni4t ertpab=
rem, un6 beiB ftetgt Der @nnf9 nod
Ser @remeI @een6igung in ie6er fmb-
Ien6en 8rnit ertpor. Sretli& audi
sic 3uberfidt auf Ben fdlieBli6em
@rfoIg Ser 6ertiden @offen. Bettr1
es sic Erefflthfeit Ser oe11ti9er
strategic, ser Spfermntb. bon Mlt
un6 Sung, sic @eredtigfeit Der gro-
Rem @o6e ni9t tbut = Die neberle<
genbeit bes ELECTROMAGNETIC onein
= sic miro 1tr6 muB ben f4oniten
@ieg e%rringen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-08
@pnperne1tr Gberbart fat Trettae

@Dttberte1tr GberD9rt D4t Srettd9
Die grfIGrn11g 6gegeben, bob er 6en
republifoniiden @oupernenrsfonot-
6oter IS. 6. See 1tibt NIT @ampagne-
reoen unterItiiken Tonne. IIls @rnro
oibt ser @ouper1te1tr sic Mrt Ser 2ee'-
iden @ampognefibrung fir bie @or~
mob1 an, in meIder ser See ~fdom.
IoIe unmabrbeiten" iber ibn berbret-
tet babe. Ser 8anfier aus Gong
Groirie 6irfte bnrh @errn @berbarts
@rfIdrunger aab1reide Stimmert ber=
ssSn polittiden @retien glal1bt
man, 6oB gberbarts &1nogebung Der
qrobte v8ooit" fir @ongreBmanm
8infieI6 e.. &mmon6 lift. @berbart
in Sen @ormablen $4,000
@timmen, bon benen Bee 10000
bro11dt, INN om 8. @obember &C.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-08
Die De1nofraten

lpdblt al mer0et. We Sentotfqten
glallben nidt, bob ct bieie 5timmet
erbalten miro. Sn ieiner @rflarung
iagt @ouper1lel1r @berbart: Sb fann
nidt fir @m. 6. See &eben balten
uno meinen 5elbltreipeft %bewabren.
@adbren6 ser @orapabl-& ampagne fat
Serr See bebauptet, ih iei bon ben
@raui1rtereilen beeinflubt, nm6 6ab
vS9a1ter unb l1nmoralitdt" ale Sebel
in getpegr,1g ieben, nm mir our
@abl al berbelfen. Die Mnflagen
iinb bel1te nod 10 falid, pie our 3eit,
oa See iie erbob. @iir6e ib besbalb
fir i'm lpreden, 10 gabe i6 6an1it
sic @obrbeit 6ieier idomloien 2iigen
81, melde nidt MIR gegen MIDI, ion-
oer1, all6 gegen sic $4,000 &epubli-
faner, sic mid in Ser @orpabl unter-
itiitten, i'm l1mla1tf geiebt &p1roem.
@em See glaubt, feline gegen MIDI
eeridteten Mntlagen feien mobr> 10
laoet ct sic 2aiterintereiien, melde
er in ser @ormabl berabi6eute, iebt
at 1einer l1nteritiibung Elm. @enn
er iie nidt fir tpabr balt, 10 bat ct
nidt bas &edbt, mid our unteritii<
t11ng a11f5ufor6ern." - &err @ber=
bart 5eigt ii6 in 6ieier @rf1arung als
gan3er Ma1r1, unb iein Stm6punft
gegen See lit Elm boaitdn6tg geredt-
fertiater.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-08

Sn elmer eelegentli& ser Sabres,
fonpention ser Mmertfanii6en Sooe<
rotior bon Mmerifa In Baltimore
qebaltenerr Ser ummlung, pelder
@ar6innI Gibbons un6 cine Mn3abl
@i{d6fe beipobnten, tprr6e cine STE
foIutio11 a11geromt1nett, in pelder ge>
oe1t 6ie in Merifo an 6en @otbolt-
fen periibtert @re1teltboten nno Die
glnerfenna11tg elmer @egierung 6nrd
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-08
Scr Gar fat bas &eripreden, Sen

Ser Gar fat Sas %er1pred)e1, Den
Nolen Gelbltpermaltung 5n geber,
5uriicfeenommen. St ioq oen Grlab,
ser 1einer5eit in @olen berfiinbigt
m1troe, al1h gar nidt unter5ei6net
boben. M1io Elm regelrehter S6min=
sci, NIT 6em man sic Holen SIT fan=
gen ge6adte. Mber Sic 8olen boben
iib nidt fangen laiien, 6eSbalb miro
ibnen iebt nit edit ruiiii6er 8%rntali=
tGt erfl6rt, baB Tie uuf bie beripro6e=
ne SeIbitbertpalt1ng 1i9t gu rebnen
b4tten. @egen ibrer @Dmpatbte fir
Seiterrei6. 9as lit mosfomitii@e
SrenIpiigfeit. @on einem ranoigen
&un6e fonn man mebr Sreue ertpars
ten ols bonn ruiiii6en 3arentbum.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-08
Seine sprade lit 10 rein 11nb 10

Seine @pradje lit 10 rein anb TO
pei6 tpie sic 6e11tide. Dieie 5pra@e
lit bon nnb gon5 beuti@, Dos beiBt
rein, gerooe tpte Ser 9euti6e bon
un6 gur5 beuti6 lift, Dos beiBt mabr!
Die engliide @pra@e lit nur gu Ell
rem DritteI engltf6, anes on6ere tit
geltoblene @are; gerobe mie Ser eng
Idn6er MIR Elm 9rittel germanif9 lit,
ames on6ere lit unre6t, falid uno
perbeudeH! - go mie 6as 8olf nno
feline @pro9e, 10 lit iein 2m6 MIR
Elm peri9min0en6er Ebeil ieines 8e-
fites, ones ibrige geitoblenes un6
rrter6rudfttes @ebiet unter 6em
@dein 6es &edts un6 Ser &eudelei.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-08
Sen Gnalanbern m11f eS in 6ranf'

Sen Gn9lanbern mrk eS tn Trart'
reid mirfli@ iebr idledt geben.
Cont ,piirben Tie ni@t au6 nod Die
@iIfe ser 2umpen $ @epublif &orta-
gal onger11fen baben. Sos itol3e
Mlbion, oos init ieiner Muht 10 oft
geprott bat, m1B bel ben portugieii'
ifen @~1inigsmor6ern I'M Soloaten
betteln seben. Domit lit eS ieinem
@erbiinbeten &1tBlano, bem .8eidii'
Ter ser ierbiiden &~0nigsmor6er,
mie6er Inn einen groben Sdrit nd
fer geriift. @s braudt iebt MIR
nod sic &n11te einsufiibren, mn6 Der
ioeole 8nnbesgenoiie bes riidiitanot=
gen, fult1trfeinolihen Mpsfopiter=
tbrms lit fertig.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-08
Sic pp,n >. 81. 6. 3entralperetn

9ie ppm >. 81. 6. 3entralperein
5ur lt1teritiit11ng Ser 01rd Sen euro
pail6en &rieg @eimgeiudten 9e1tt1de
lambs uno 0eiterreid=l1ngorns biS
gnbe Iebter @ode 5uiammen ge-
bradte @nmme lit ln1t Ser 1ebten
uns pom @ereinsiefretar Sobn q.
sSsiinemum in ct. Naul 5ugei m6ten
2iite ouf $8,6S2.32 angeidmouen,
mofur anen Elm 'ber5lides @ergef's
@oH.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-08
Tfltdtaetre1 fat SER 6ammpnb,

ser 6emofratii9e @ouberreurs=&a
6i6at li9, na66em er itd muir einert
Sag in Iebter @o@e gegonnt, I'M
peri0nIi@ in 6ie @ampagne ein5utre=
ten, li6 tpie6er nod @aibtngton be-
geben, mo- nod einige iebr mi@tige
@orlagen CUR @r1eoigung borltegen.
@eine Mntpeienbeit in @oibington
lit omer6ings MIR auf einige Gage
beidrdnfft 10 6oB mon erboffen fann,
er tper6e IGngitens Biz onfangs nd@-
fter @ode tpie6er in Minneiota nno
a1f bem @umpffe16e iein.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-08

Die &mNen baben Sen saM a11 bent
lie in 8erlin iein mo1e1r, lbor p1e'
Ser periboben. @tatt 0es erlten So
ruar baben lie iett Sen erl ten Mpr1l
III A11sjtdt genomme11. 2aS tit oaer'
bings ser geeignetite Sag: an erlte1
Mpril 1didt man Sic Narren, mob1n
man min.