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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-17
@te tpiro'S meroen?

Muf Sic inn naditen 6rubiabr gu
e%roffnen0e @eltausi te1ung in Sm1
Sranctsco miro Ser gegentpartige
8eIhrieg 5metfenos einen @influB
m1sMben, ser entpe6er 6ie Mbbaltung
ser @eranitaltung 6ur6auS unmog=
li6 mnft o6er Tie min6eitenS 10
ldtper i9a6igt, baB bon einem grfolg
fo11m sic &e6e iein 6iirfte. Die Bet
6en @a11ptpunfte, sic BEL elmer Be1t-
o1s1tel1ung in @etrodt fommen, iino
sic 8etbeiligung un6 Ser Beiu6. 3u=
nadit lit Nun fa11m 6aran 5u benton,
oaB, fnGs ser &rieg ii@ Biz in 6aS
na@ite Sabr binein5ieben iollte, IT.
geno eine ser frtegfibren6en Matio<
men ii6 betbeiligen fam. un6 tpie
es nit 6em Be1u6 Ser MuSiteaung
htann aus eben miir6e, fann iid arf)
Ser Sale flor ge111g borlteaen. 6in6et
ougegen ser &rieg Elm %bnl6igeS Git
Sc, 10 lit ou6 6amit no@ ni6t geiagt,
6aB NUN 6aS @rite mare, an 6ie 8e<
l6id1ng uno SEN @eiu6 BON Gan
6rancisco 5n 6enfen. Se6e Ser ritz
qen6en Mattonen miro 6ermaben nit
fi@ ielbit bei@dfttgt ietn un6 oerar<
tige Mittel fir ii6 ielblt ben0tbigem,
6ab b0ditpabri6etnli6 Sic 8emini-
g1ngen ser &egierungen, menn nidt
ge itri9en> 10 6o@ org bei@nitten mer-
Sen 6iirften.
Die Sn6uitrie, &an6el un6 &C.
id,aft tper6en iid nit fieberbofter
gnergie al1f SEN @te6ermufbau hires
&11moenfreiies merfen, ouf Sic Muf-
fiil11ng ibrer 9oger II. {. 10. l1n6
man claude MIR gar ri6t, BOB
Dentl4Ion6 Der ein5ige 5toat fem
miro, Ser in @on6el un6 @an6el
6ur@ 6ieien fiir9terlt@en @rieg ge<
idaoigt miro. @iel idlimmer iino
oas i1rouitriereide 8elgien uno
6ranfrei@ 6aran, Sic GIT %o1ererit an
SEN @%ie6eroufbau ibrer @iitten 11n6
5tGote 6enfen miiiien. nn6 England
lit ser @ataitropbe nod nidt entron=
men. Selbit Sen n%eutrolen 5toaten
intro sic m6altern6e @rbolt11ng 6es
&riegs5uiton6es, 6ie mobiliiierte Mr>
NEE, Soften beruri o@en, sic einen
gr0Beren Mnfpan6 fir 81 sitenungs=
3tpede als unofonomiid erideinen
loiien tper6en. 9ie getpiB 1tidt obne
meiteres bon Ser &an6 GIT meiien6en
@riin6e, sic immertpabren6 gegen Sic
8ei6idl1ng Ser &~1tsitequng bon ber=
l@ie6enen @eiten borgebradt mor<
6en iin6, mer6en btelmebr m1r StGr=
flung empfangen un6 piliges @eb0r
ftn6e1t.
l1n6 mie miro es NIT 6em Bein6
onsieben? @la1tbt mon mirfli@, 6aB
sic 8epolferung Ser in oen @rieg ber-
midelten Climber nidts giligeres at
tbun bober miro, als nod oem Srie<
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-17

Mit @utt, fir Safer nno &etd.

gs .l9alt Elm G11f aus @aiiermuno,
Altf oeutldDen Slllren IN Der Nlno,
Au alle 1eine Srelcn.
nStpmmt ollie, llebn1t. DaS Sdlpert SUI
9ano,
SSlr mil]len, belln bus Gaterlano
sStu urs Der Seilln iest rauben."
n@ptt meiB, es lit niht @rieseslut,
gttd)t Nul1b nod Wtpro IN metner Srl1lt
S6 min tein &lutper9ieBen.
9pd es fonln1t Der Teinp ld,on angerlltt,
Sort, mic CT id1pn Die 56lperter 5iidt,
l%lniduloig @lut mu,b fllebeu."
aaum lit ocs auilers 9uf gebort,
Gr9relft lcl1 causes Nplt Dos Sd1lpeff,
MlS trelte llnterthanen:
3. uSllr Maiier llllD pas oeutlde Ne1d,
ga 1d]lpDren alle mir 6l1gle1d,
SrtItyal1f in G5ptte5 gtame11.
9u Iiebes oeutides &uterlano,
$50 ln1'rer @Gter @iege ltauD,
OtDg' &ptt sic Semen 1dilben;
IS Sitter1 infer peut1des 9err,
gs fiiblt nit eud Den bittern Shmer5
o fDlntell mir eld ltllten!
SuB Selllulullp 9elu ~ Ol.eOet WV
ltuo fleibig reolid porlpdrts 1trebt,
9us fonn Ser Seinb nidt leioe11.
IS rei5t ben 3ar 5ur &rtegeslnlt,
Cur Hnde in bes S~ranSmanns Srllt,
llnb Meip IN England balts nit Se1oen.
90 lang Elm Gptt I'M @ir11nel lebt
llno iiber 9eutidlal1os Sluren ldtpebt,
DtDg' CT Sen 5ieg perleiben:
Sic tGmpfen opd 11llr fir ibr Nedt,
Som SSSiuiriten big gum drmiten &1e9t,
Steb'n felt lie IN Den Helben.
$50 Sic aunpneu STeuer lpei'n
9a lingen lie Sic @ubt am Nbetu,
Sbui1 rieiig lpeiter fe6ten.
s. f%Dr11ten mir lie tdmpfen 1eb'n,
Sou Wutb Dem Seino entgegen gebn,
lluo lei1e flunfen bred}en.
Got hilf, muh ltarf sic beutide 9ano,
@erleibe Sieg DEM Gaterlano,
Sem &oiler auf bem Ebronel
9os mint den ale fern uno nab,
Sic 9eutIden in Amerifa.
;3ieb Safer Damn als 5ieger Elm.
8un1 iiingen mir nit eu9 cement:
u2ieb @aferlo1o maglt rubig letn.
Set itebt unb treu Sic @a4t am @betn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-17
8ii@of Tamlbaber .1ber
oett &rie8.

Die Mubnung oes @ailers sur 8n=
be un6 gum @ebet bot in 6eatl9e1
2an0en o%uentbolben %gera0e5u begei<
1terten Nnflang gef11n6en. Die vi
ld6fe boben ert1peDer gemeiniam ODER
ein5eln belpnoere @irtenbriefe erlal=
fen, in benen ieoe 3eile Sen fur9tba<
rem gr1lt ser 3eit mieoeripiegeh. Sic
aae entbalten 6ie Mufforoernng> I'M
8ertrunen a1f @ott oen aufge5tpnn=
ge11en &f auf5unebmen nno it'd
6ur6 innere @eiligung o1f ibn por<
3ubereite1n. Mebnlides tbat au9 81
}hof 6aulbaber III ieiner Hreotgt
mabreno 6es 8uB= un6 8ntgottes>
6ien1tes, ser ieiner Mnoromang ge=
mab inn @peperer Dom ~itattfono. Son
6em @hrifttport I'M eriten &o1tgs=
bub ousgeben6, no Der &ropbet' @a-
ml1el oem @olfe, 6aS 5um &riege ge<
riiitet 5tebt, Sen &rieg b%erfunoet, tpenrr
es Dem ein5ig mabren @ott tren oient
11nb sic fremoen @otter aus ietner
Weitffe perbonnt, legte Ger gefeierte
g}e6ner Sen golbaten un6 6em Tolte
belon6erS 6rei Mabntporte CUR t1n1g<
item 8eber5igl1ng in 6ie Seele. Moh-
ten Sic bret Mabntporte, 10. fabrte Der
bobe &eoner aus alS Tabnenbaroer
ie6er oertlden 6abne angebeftet lein.
Sic @orte lanten: &olf un6 Mrmee
muB in BEN 8uBtogen 6eS &rieges ge=
traqen iein bonn @eiite Ser 2iebe, bonn
@ei1te ser @raft nn6 bonn @eiite oes
8ertrol1ens.
@eilt ser 2iebe! Die 3eit 6es &rie=
qes iei feline 3eit 6es &aiies. @s
miibten berrlden Ser @eiit Ser 9iebe
at Shirt un6 8oterlan6, Der @erit Der
Spferfreuoigfeit nn6 ginmiitbigfeit
un6 cine bel6enbofte Ma&1tenltebe.
g%rgreifen6 babe ii6 6ieier @etit, @oH
banf, in Sen 1ebten Sagen ge5eigt. =
@eilt Ser Strait! Steiner betonte Die
6rinqen6e Motbtpen6igteit Ser mora
Itfden un6 1ittliden &raft. Mat iole
fih nidt berbeblen, 6aB. 6aS 6ent1be
Iolfsleben in Sen lebten Sabren iiber'
al einer iittli6em Mieoergong ge5eigt
bobe. Die 3obl Ser Selbitmoroe nno
ser @bel9ei6nngeu ieien bon Sobr 5n
syabr getpodien. nnbeimli4 ieien Die
8er1pii5tungen Ser ebeliden Sr6n1ng.
0ie Deutiden ieien III iittli@er St1-
iift auf 6em @ege na6 &oriS gene
len. Das ieien 6ie @otter un6 @oben,
sic entfernt tper6en miiBten. 9ie fit
tenlo1e Noriier Mo6e, sic Sdunolite-
rotur uno Elm lei@tiinniger gottper<
oel1ener 2ebensmon6el. Mber @ott Jet
6qnf> fei ser Mbgrun6 nod fern.
@d,on sic eriten Gage oes &rieges
hatten cine iittltde grnenernng ge=
brodt. Steiner for6erte Sic Soloaten
o1f, o1t6 I'M 6ein6eslan6 Trager Ser
nqtionaler gbre 5u iein, fremoes St.
oertbum gu i@iiten un6 Sic 6rouen=
ehre bod3nbalten. - @eiit 6es Ser
tro11ens! @ie 6as @olf 8ertrauen III
sic Tiibrer, Sic MIR notbge6rungen
arm @dpert gegriffen batten, un6 in
6og Seer feben Tonne, 10 6iirfe es on@
nn1f sic 5eeliorge b%ertra1er. Die Ser
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-17
0as &umite fit Mittel rtb @ese

NV" oS"+'e~S I~% Ass$%S$ Wv" ~OSSS
fat SEN @eg, 6em Commencement n1ts
ieiner %finan5ie1en 8eorangniB 81 bel=
fen, sic infolge 6es europaiiden
&rieges iid einltellte, geebnet, in6em
es cine Sin einreihte, melde einen
i6brliden @tnfiinfte=6onbs int @etra=
qe bon 107 Miltonen DoIlars bor-
iiebt. Die 8ierltener miro bon ST auf
$3.50 6os Barrel erbobt, un6 a1f
@eine miro cine Tim 20 Gents sic
@allone erbobte @teuer gelegt; aud
lit cine Steuer bon 3 Bro5ent auf
ge-
legt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-17
@e9em Die Srrtb1mer
Der Gm9emifer.*

Nv \t*tS\ oDb*tO <<t*S WV uOCN
@burb a1ro @ugenics" (als @eft "
ser Catholic STUDIES in Social @e=
form eri9ienen) beleudtet &ep. Sbo=
mas S. @errar6 sic Srrtbimer Ger
mo0ernen eugemitii9en @iilenldaft
iotpie sic 6ebler, in sic iene 9fegie=
runge11 berfalen, 6te 6urb gelebli6e
8eitimmungen Sen 6or6erungen Ser
mo0ernen @11genifer @eltung ber=
i9offen tponen. M0gli6ermeiie UNI
bepuBt, un6 6esbalb in umio bemer=
tenstpertberer @eiie, bat Nun Ser
Stote 8oar6 of CHARITIES 6eS 5taa=
tes Slinois fdt 6enielben Stan0=
punft e%ingenommen, 6en &ep. Ger
rar5 tertritt. Sn ibrem, 6em @ou-
bertei1r bes @toates iingit unter-
breiteten Sabres= Beri@t erfldren itd)
sic Mitglie6er ser 8ebor6e in ut1-
5%tpeioeutiger @eiie als @egrer BON
MoBnobmen, 6ie Sen @Mni6en ma1t=
der @ugenifer @elebesfraft berleiben
miir6en.
u@ir befiirtporten nidt, erflaren
ite in Dem 8ert@t, u6ie @erforperu1g
ser bon gugenifern be%rfi1r6eten
@rlrno7ate in geietli@en MaBnobr
men. Sic 6iirfen mohI 0ffentltd)e
@erudii6ttg11ng un6 erni tli@e Ct
magung for6ern. 9o6 mas an ibnen
gut lit, muB um mirfnngSbon GIT
fem, freitpillig ongenommen tper6en
BON elmer erleudteten nn6 neubeleb<
ten offertli6en Metrmng, mi6t m1fge=
5tp11ngen tper6en 6nr@ @eiebe. 9urd
@elebrung iiber flar ertpiei ene Sbat=
1ad)en fann ol1f Sic em @ebiete mebr
errei@t mer6en uls 6ur6 Ser u6e,
6em @olfe 6l1r9 geieb1tden 8mang
bolb beritan6ene o6er gan5li@ folld
perltan6ene 2ebenSprin5ipien anf5n=
biir6en.
ugieIe gngenifer iin6 ertrem. Ste
tragen Sic @ero1ttport1tng 6afur, 6aB
elm erniter @egenitan6 ser 2d@erli@'
felt preisgegeben tpor6en lit. Dde
e1geniitiide @iiieni@aft lit ein piir'
6epolles @tu6ium, 6os griino1i@er
un6 erniter 8eodtung tpiir6ig lit, etn
.gtlr6ium ser getpoltigen @roblerne
6es menidlihen 2ebenS ... Seine
8e}Deaung, sic sic MISUNDERSTANDING
51tm 8ieI bat, sic sic geiitige &ebnng
ser Meni6en for6ern mia, Die oas
9eben Better un6 e6ler 9eitalten mia,
iollte in ser @eiie proftitttert tper'
6en, tpie 6as nit 6ieier @iiienidaft
gei@eben lit; iibrtgens ioatem it'd
ernit tie @dnner un6 Srauen nit Der
mirfli@en Be6eut1ng, 6em mirflidet
3med 6ieier @tiienidaft bertra1tt
modem"
Ser gugenifer &orl 8eorion, fabrt
ser Bert9t fort, babe ote1e grf1p1d<
ln1rg, Sic @an6ltng eines' ernlten
Stlt6i11ms in einer @egenitan6 fooer
*Die 11rter Sen Momen v@11genics"
g11genie befannte 8iiieni6aft, Die
sic &oiienperbin611rg 5um 3med bot,
empfieblt eine @eibe bon Mnor6mt1=
gen, Sic 31tm SbeiI in etn5elnen @taa=
ten bereits @eietesfroft erlangt ba<
ben. Dieie Mnor6n11ngen betreffett
@teriliiterung bon 8erbreben nno
@dmadiirnigen, iibertriebene geieb=
lide MaBregeln, sic bor Ser Che
i@ltebung or8rttpe1r6en iin6 nfp. 9os
@isconftrrer @begeieb lit ein 8eiipiel
aip1pr Mprpknphnt1n
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-05-21
svMoPsis.

John Rawn, Q clerk In . ~ LoSis
railway office. hears his daughter dress
bover. 4 young engineer named Snanss
Haley, speak Of . scheme to utiiise the
the td.. ' a. h.s o.a and induces haI:sy
to perfect an experimental machine. re
forms . company. with himself As presi.
dent. At \ salary OF e10.e. year; anc
the offc~ In Chicago. Virginia Delaware
V assigned - his steaographsr shs ~
sists IN picking the furniture nnd oeSo s.
erected Mrs. RAwn feels out OF place IN
the n~w surroundings. Halssy goes 10
New York with Rawn and Aiec peia
ware to explain DELAYS IN pstfsemns pfstnrs ias Ws
gets q message that . dsformed danenter
has hsen horn TO his wife. Grace ha"n, a.
HaWn bargains with Miss ielAv w.
wear his jeweiry and appear n PUBIC
business way Rawn 10 fortunate In msf-
ket speculations. piles up wealth and Al
tains prominence. He gives his wiie
misSn dol,sr: 70 ,..y issvs nm ,n take chars. Of
HE household, Grace moves 10 Hny-
alone In the cottage near the WORKS hsi-
Keep. the fact !. secret. virginia Della
ware becomes more and more indisprnsa-
BILE TO Rawn. He takes her to- New York
on a business trip. Idle talk prompts
married. Halssy threatens to get d..
to him He tells Rawn that he has bro
Ken up all q he machine; on sftss n. psofins "
great rage threatens to XII! him: Haisey
declares he will never build another ma
chine for RAwn and slaps his face. vir-
.,s.1 s:T.. sdn I 70 ruin sSsm
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-05-21
All Saints Day Amerieaclzed.

Memorial day is. then. not holiday
but. to go back to the original mean
Ing Of the word. = holy day" A Ger
tain English writer claims 1t is IN
Americanization OF All Saints day
which the Christian church in turn
borrowed along with other rites and
ceremonies from one of the religions
It displaced. Be that as 1t may, we are
willing to accept 1t as our All Saints
day. sacred to the memory of those
who bravely sacrificed themselves to q
cherished cause.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-05-21

slowly and bitterly. You stand for
this place. for everything that money
can buy. Have they made you hap.
py? often wonder-does money real
ly make people happy? Are you hap.
py?" His eyes were very somber.
very direct
Il wonder II l am" said she sud
denly: "and wonder how you dare
ask me. Oh. I'll admit to you I've
been ambitious. and always will be.
But do you know. some time Id like
to talk with your friend-with Ann
Sullivan!"
Then you'd begin to get at life
You'd be getting down to premises.
then. that aren't wrong-with Ann
Sullivan and her sort"
"oh. we'll. I reckon you'd only find a
little sincerity and honesty. and. we'll
-maybe-love. that's all Just the
things | didn't get myself Have you.''
why didn't you'" She ignored his
brutal query.
Because I'm a theorist. Because
I'm a visionary and a fool. I reckon.
Because like to see fair play even
in dog tight, and the people Of this
country aren't getting fair play. Be-
cause I'm the sort OF fool that Mr..
Rawn isn't There's the difference.
Are you happy. Mrs. Rawn." again
he demanded suddenly. since she still
was silent Tell me the truth. I
think you know I'm not going to talk
I'm going away somewhere-anyhow
for the summer. l suppose. maybe,
this Is the last time I'll ever see you
in all my life.''
She felt the candor OF his speech
and replied in like kind. smiling slow
ly No use my lying" she said. You
know I'm not happy. And. yes, I
know you'll not talk Who Is happy .
We all Just get on Just the best We
can. I take my Joy IN making other
women envy ME. Isn't that about
all women WANT Isn't that the height
and limit OF their ambition. Isn't
that success. so tar as a woman il
concern Don't they cling to 1t, all
OF them-till they get old? suppose
so. but know 1t isn't happiness Yes.
I'll admit to you do miss somethinR, ''
His eyes rested upon her. searching.
Unconsciously she looked down at
her wrists. The red mark OF his IN
gers still fingered there I'll have
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-05-21

seems to ne It must bs % splendid "a
think that ono may Be called on At any
moment to risk ones ufe.'
"Oh. 1t hardly comes to that"
But you Just said you had under
gone terrible ordeals. Haven't YOU
ever been in . hattle?"
Yes. have been in Q number ol
battles"
How lovely!" she exclaimed, tax
ing . seat beside him. You must
tell me about them"
Where shall begin? Do you want
to hear the whole history Of my life I
I'm afraid most Of it would be unin.
teresting."
Tell me about your most terrible
experience"
Let me see? I hardly think you
would care to hear about that"
"Oh. indeed I would. You needn't
be afraid that shall faint at the men.
tion of blood. imagine I can see
you sitting upon your champing
charger, waving your cleaning sword.
and calling upon your men to follow
you-to death. II necessary"
My most terrible experience had
no such romantic setting"
Didn't it? At least you picked up
the nag after the brave man who had
carried 1t fell, and waved 1t in defi
ance at the enemy"
Il did that once. but it wasn't my
most terrible experience"
well, please 90 on and tell me
about it,"
1T was night before last. visit
ed the son Of one Of my old comrades,
and for an hour he and his wife kept
me sitting in . corner pretending to
be interested while they made their
children recite pieces to me-"
HENRY ROWLAND
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-05-21
W alnWt Ballad.

Break the shells Of some walnuts.
remove the kernels carefully. blanch
them to remove the skins. place them
on dish, squeeze over them the Juice
of one or two lemons, sprinkle with
salt and pepper, and let them mace
rate for three hours. turning them
about occasionally. At the end OF that
time they will be ready for serving.
and will make q very nice dish. II
the Juice of pure ripe grapes can bs
obtained It will b. preferable to the
lemon juice.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-05-21
RICH GIRLS AS DREssMAkERs
Brooklyn School Made rhsir
Graduation Gowns.

Acting on the principle that as tAsy
have plenty Of money they may spend
1t as lavishly and showily as they
wish. seven out of forty-two girl pu-
pills Of the wealthiest public school in
Brooklyn refused to be graduated in
any but costly lace trimmed and
charmeuse gowns The others were
content. in a movement to curb sx-
travagance in dress in graduation ey-
ercises in the public schools. to ap-
pear in dresses they made themselves
Because the other thirty-f,ve girls,
many of them also Of well-to-do fam
lilies. wore the selfmade gowns. the
Mothers club Of the school gave each
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-05-21
N1N RKWN
- PROM[NfNTCTIZfN
cM rM[RSON f1OUGH
AUTHOR mMsNsSIPpI BUBBlr, $40 Or TIGHT
ILLUSTRATIONS &X 1%0efr=~s
cac,Axv /a1 AZ <ek1ASos hs1Spv

I'm only . woman. Charley. Aaybs
! don't understand you"
We'll. III tell you. There's wealth
luxury. everything here. Where did
they get II! They took more tAaa
their share"
Nos you're talking like Q Socialist
Mr. Rawn tells ne you are Socialist
Charley"
II don't believe I am. But -.
lieve . good many would b II they'd
gone through what have. Now. what
those two took. they took from ne
what you've got here you got from me.
! don't mind that. The big trouble 10
the wrong premise about II is-that
what they took they took from this
people. this country. And there are
20 many who even are hungry"
"Oh. we'd never get done II vs b.
gan that way! All success does that
way. you know that Not all can b.
rich" Her eyes still came about to
him.
Yes. all success succseds-until
that wrong premise comes out. Then
there's troubled"
Are you going to sell us out. Char
ley?" she demanded suddenly.
Il never sold out anybody. I'm tAs
one that's been sold out"
Aren't We your real friends!"
No. You ought to be. but you
aren't. The only friends I've got are
over there in the factory-Jim and
Ann Sullivan. Tim Carney few of
the working-men that stuck It
through. They've killed nve men for
US over there. Their slugsers are out
all the time. A for me. I don't fit
in. either there or here. Look here.
Mrs. Rawn." he went on. turning upon
her suddenly and placing his hand i'm
pulsively on hers. Let me tell you
something. I haven't sold out-I'm
rot going to. Where do you stand
yourself!"
Her eyelids nuttered. Charley"
said she. you know better than to
ask me that"
Yes. I suppose I do." he answered
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-05-21

4 silver medal emblematic of the oc-
casion and their efforts to further the
movement
Heretofore the graduation exercises
have been noted for the magnincencs
and costlineae of the gowns of tha
well-to-do gas graduates, whioh often
shone in brilliant contrast to the gar.
ments Of t1e girls Of lessor wealthy
parents who attended-New York
American.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-05-21
Barnard Would un,onis. Matrimo.

Barnard Would Unionise Matrimony.
Fort Smith. Ark.-Miss Kate Bar
nard, commissioner Of prisons and cor
rections for Oklahoma. would union
isc matrimony. mo matter how much
loved q man. would not marry him
II had to work more than eight hours
day." she told the Arkansas confer
ence Of charities and correction here.
Compulsory arbitration between hus-
band and wife and 4 minimum wage
scale she neglected to discuss.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-05-21
GEO. = sAER's WILL FILED.
Each Of Thirteen Grandchildren Are
Given $1o,ooo.


Given 10000.
Reading, Pa.-The will Of George F.
Raer, late president OF the Reading
Railway Company, has been filed for
probate here. It is in Mr.. Baer's own
handwriting, and is very brief. To his
widow he gives 100000 and his beau
tiful home, Hawthorne, in this city,
together with all household goods, au-
tomobiles. carriages. horses. etc.. and
to each of thirteen grandchildren $1O,-
900. to be invested by their parents
until each attains the age of 81, when
1t is to be paid to them. The servants
who have been in the family's service
more than five years receive $50 for
each year of service. The rest OF the
estate is divided in equal shares
among the five daughters. The estate
is valued at over $5,000,000. No pub
lie bequests were made.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-05-21
Fried CaullSlovsoe.

Strip off the outside leaves Of =
cauliflower. cut off the stalks. let stand
upside down in salted water for half
an hour, then cook In salted boiling
water until tender. but not soft enough
to fall to piecee. Drain thoroughly.
separate into f1owerets. dip them in
beaten eggs. then roll in fine crumbs
and fry in deep, hot fat. Serve with
cream sauce.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-05-21
still on Edge o, Wilderness.

The principal town of British Eas,
Africa, Nairobi. is commonly sup
posed to be very up-to-date and re-
plete with every modern convenience
but recently resident named Oldneld
shot 4 nine-foot lion from the Fort
Hall road. This is within hail Of
motor cars and the extensive trsh,o a
tAAt main thoroughfaro
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-05-21

lumberman's Estate Pays S2s7, 3s5 Tax
Salt Lake City.-The state of Utah
will receive a $297,3s5 inheritance tax
from the estate Of the late David Ec-
cles Of Ogden, millionaire lumber and
sugar magnate. An inventory places
. value Of $6,340,0O0 on the estate.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-05-21

who had found IN easy seat aftes
tAo rather trying Memorial day -
ra6e, permitted twinkle 70 eresD iato
Ais sooA eye. He still haA aAnifa-
tiea for bsssty.
YES" be said, Il have had some
0eotty Foagh experieaces."
Il have always thought" she ~
sore1 him With sweet enthusiasm.
that II were man l should rather
- . soldier thaa anything else. It
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-05-21

Pays Over "Hush Money"
That's what call hush money L"
remarked father, as he put down the
cash for bottle Of paregoric for the
infantile member of his family.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-05-21

Opportunity is the slowest thing In
the world when 1t is approaching you:
but when it is going in the other d.
rection 1t travels faster than light.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-05-21

Decision Reversed.
Did he decide to marry herr
"Yes: but she reverted his decision. y
May Smart Set.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-05-21
His Most Harrow
ing Experience

o doubt coloosl." said tho
beautiful gin. -yos have
underEoa0 so0e ta9Fib2o
hardships and ffishtfsl
Ordeala!
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-05-21
Erratic Traveller,

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