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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-29

In elmer tiir5Hden Siblnq ser
9iioaet.9e6oroe trugen iih oie Dit
oIieoer 0ieler 9eboroe nit Dem @e.
Sonfen. sic 2(uBenieitc oes Rotb6ai.
Ses reiniqen 81 loiieu umo monoicn
iid 0esboIb an oie mlni5ipaIc aunii.
Gonlnliliipn nit ocm griudeu I'M
9lbonbe cines G}utadtcnS. @eiierr
traf nm oie 9Intiuort Der eommlllior
Gin ,n oerIeI6en erfldrt lih Oh
Gommiiiion gau5 eutibieoeu aeael
iracno eiue Neiuigltug Der gnBenle't
nit Scr 8eariinolrug, Dab Der auace
meme gifctt Der 5teine Elm glelW
mdBiaer Iei uno OaB oieielben giIt er
6alten Ieien Iie Gommiiiion nIap
nlr Oie cine gmpie6hna, oaB oe
@e6ali0e ,uipeftor cine Suipeftiol
pornebmc, i'm ieit5iltelen Oh en-
aoIiaItern Der 9liten not6ia it,
ee3iialih Der imteriien Steinc, oil
onr6 oas glnle6uen bon @erioner
lebr idmubia geworoen lino, eut
piicblt Die Gommiiiion bo9nenials
cine &einimma nit gano lno Seiie
y cue Anlo9efitr $ optin 3.
8lo3o.
Die @ontroDeric iiber oas HonoelI
i'm Centrum oes SopfinssRla5a an
ser Charles. StraBeu.glDeuue, mel
hes ais iiir oeu 9erfe6r aeid0rlid
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1914-12-03
EXERPTS FROM PAPER
BEFORE THURSDAY CLUB

Eco ltinued from pase ~
than all the oranges raised in the
United States.
Her honey is wor h mere than
California's figs and half as much,
as her olives.
Her wool is worth more than
California's strawberries.
The hogs of Iowa pree eed in value
the farm crops of NJ ISIS chuseyts, We
mont, Florida, U ah or Oregon.
The horses of Iowa exceed the
value of the farm o. S of Califor-
mia, Michigan, No. tn Dakota, Okla
homa, South Dakota OF Kentucky.
Her horses are worth more than
the cotton crop of any state.
Sixty Iowa counties raise forage
crops worth more than the forage of
any western a-e, with all g:heir
boosted alf3lfa.
The f,um products and live
stock of Woodbury. and Pottaw t "a
ME counties ars wor h one-third
more than all the farm and orchard
crops ard live stock of Les Angeles
coun California although Los
Angeles county is more than twice
the size of the other two
Whatever imp ements are made
in tie small towns tenGs to incr. ase
lowas gre tness, and Extra, The
City Beautiful is rot behind her
sisters in the numb> and value of
her Improvements. She points with
pride to her forty thousand dollar
new school nous low in process of
completion, to Ed ct on S triple
store building in prccss of erection,
to the new Palsce Theaer and to
w. E. Varney's new store, to the
cemeIt CUTTERS alorg TIE highway,
to the new bridge in West Extra
and the gravel road leading to the
depot, to the boosters Cub, the
Thursday Club, tie Treble Clef
Club and to the Audubon County
Journal who n, We worked in the
interests of our beautiful lit lie city
and thus assisted in the develop
ment of a Greater Iowa.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1914-12-03
,-sAcuv-

The young daughter of Mike
Smith and wife subn i ted to an OPP
Grafton for appended is last week
at the Allan ic h SIP tai
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray N ison went to
Atlantic last Thursday and spent
the day with her siSt Mrs. Carl
Andersen ard family.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hansen and
Mrs. N Is Hansen Of A lantic and
Mrs. Cyntl ia Bl <f Ami were
visiting at Dr. X OBJ home Friday.
Mrs. Henry Hans and child en-
and Lydia Jensen we o Wiota FRI
da. and visited until No day at
the R. Mill n home.
Clyde Freeme came from Red
Deer Canada Friday and will con-
duct the barber business of his
father, the late George Freeman.
His family will follow soon after
Christmas
VIM Thielen was down from Car
roll last week and Peter Thielen re-
turned home with him Saturday.
Mrs. Byron Wond ans baby,
of Omaha have been visiting ar
parents Mr.. and Mrs. c. Thomps on.
L. p Rasmussen and son Ormo
were over Sunday visitors ait Omaha
and at the George Arnold HON i,
Blencoe.
Knute Nelson moved to town st
week and is occupying the use
he moved from the farm un
new house is completed.
Andrew Andersen of Lora
transacting business in Bray
Tuesday.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1914-12-03
INSPIRATIONAL COUNTY
TEACHER S INSTITUTE
CONTINUED from page y

Continued from page u
ficers will have a part, also PATRONS.
We want to see a large attendance
that day We want to see rural grad
yates and any pupils from the town
or rural schools Rememl er it is
all free, for thee is no institute
fee under the new w, lectures and
talks are free for all. TIE will be
evening lectures also on some edu-
cational subject, these ere also free.
We are hoping to see the scommini-
ty as we'll as theteachets in crested
in this inspirational institute
We will have a '.get-sog ,ther"
or community meeting the last
evenig CT 1.-THE Teachers Institute
Friday December 9th. This m.ens
you fathers and mothers as we'll
as teachers O. any one int srested
in the schools and community.
Miss Mary Wyland will talk on
Cent US and Prof Athearn of Drak @
DIVERSITY will speak on .'Heads and
What's in Them
This is fr e meeting fer all
of the community. We emlha size
the fact cf there being no admit
tance f as urde, the cd law tits
was not the condition. We hope
the ladies of the different clubs
will be especially interested.
Ella NJ. Stearns, Co. supt.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1914-12-03
Local Items

Francis Hens-ey wi is attend
ing school in Omaha came to Extra
the latter part CT last week to visit
her grandmother, Mrs. NJ c. Gill
a few days.
Our mel chants are Loading up
with G christmas goods. Anything
and every. hing for Gu istmas can
be found in Extra The City Baauti-
full.
Messrs Bunhold, two lrothe-s Of
Mrs. Henry Baker of Audubon twp.
whom she has not seen for 81 years
is visiting his we at the Baker
home The gentlen am live in Illinois
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Crane and ba-
By autoed ZIP from near Anita last
Friday to visit relatives. Mrs.
Crane was formerly NJ ISIS Mary
Christensen.
George Hunt las purchased the
one-half interest of the Pool Hall
conducted by his brother Chan les
Hunt and will be initiated into the
business II few days.
Giffords orchestra will give a con-
cert at the Christian church Decem-
Der the 18th. under the auspices of
the Christian Endeayor. l 8 and 20
cents. Everybody come.
,f
Moines will give an address in the
Christian church Sunday Dec. 9th.
She comes under the Auspices of
the local G. w. B. M. society.
A number of the brethren and
sisters and friends of the neighbor-
hood of Union Baptist church paid
the pastor and wife a nice visit on
Thanksgiving afternoon.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1914-12-03
Oakfield and Brayton

Mr.. Lloyd Drew and Miss Bena
Blom spent Tha ksgivirg day with
his par nts at Ca SON.
Misses Anna and kre tense An
dersen of Council BIZ ifs and Chris
Anders II CT Audubon came home tc
spend l'hanksgivi g with heir meth
er, Ml-s. Soren Andersen.
Archie Cockerill OF Council Bluffs
was a Thanksgi ing d y guest at
the Mrs. Soren Andersen home.
MIR. Snodsrass came from Toledo,
Iii. last week to join is wife who
has been visiting " daught Ell, MIS-.
Ward Smi h for some time.
Chass F'reem cane i ON Des
Moines Wednesday eve ing and
spent Thanksgiving day with his
parents Mr. and Nj S. F. L. Freeman
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Heath of At
lantic were guess of t..eir parents
last Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Budd and
daughter Eva cf Atlln ic visited
with relatives here from Thursday
until Sunday.
Dir. Koob and wife entel tanned a
large crowd of relatives from Ami
TIA Thanksgiving day.
R. Miller and family were over
from Wiota and spent the day on
Thursday.
Raymond Andersen, w. o attends
school at Des Moines was a Thanks
giving day visitor at home.
Miss Sullivan, teacher CT music
in the Atlantic schools was the
guest of Mrs. Jones and daughter
Louise on Thanksgiving
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1914-12-03

Mr.. and Nus. Will Gearhealt and
family, WHO reside near Brayton,
were guests at the home of Hi
Heath and family several days last
week.
The teachers, NJ isses Hadden,
johnson and Willoughby, enjoyed
their vacation at their homes, as al
so did Miss Rider who went to
Des Moines.
We sell Dry Goods, Groceries
Hans Hansen, Mngr.
adv. tt. Rethmeieas old store.
Mrs. w. E. Griffith and daugh-
ter, Virginia, who have been visit
ing in various places in Pennsylvania
returned Saturday last, to their
home in this city
Alvin Leffingwell came over from
Harlan Wednesday and visited un-
til Saturday with his wife and lit
tl> daughter. He is working at the
Kroeger meat market in that city.
Ruth Baker Lola Brinkerhoff
Irene Porter and Frank Voss were
delightfully."- entertained at the
Frank Williams home in the coun-
try Thanksgiving day.
Robert Jensen of Lorah finished
picking corn yeste.d day and came up
to say hello to his parents between
trains today.
The Christian Church Bazaar will
be held at the Christian church neAt
Saturday, Dec. 9Th. They will serve
dinner and supper, sell candy and
many other things. Be sure and
come.
Mrs. Viggo Hansen and baby of
Huron, South Dakota, came Thurs
day to stay for an indefinite length
of time with relatives. Mrs. Hansen
is daughter of MIR. and Mrs. Geo.
Leffingwell
Merry England voted a billion
dollars for war expenses without a
dissenting voice in parliament. They
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1914-12-03

ing the past we k in that city re-
turned home with him.
George Green and wife of Aud
ubon, old Geneseo Illinois friends
and school mates of E. c. Wilson
visited at the latter's home here
Friday. While here they looked ov-
er Valley View Farm-'he fine Will
son farm near the depot.
Mr.. Isaac Hunt left this morning
for Whittisr, California where he
will pass the winter in that salubri-
Gus climate. His two nice s, the
daughters of Os ar Hunt accompan-
led him to their new home where
they will remain with their parents.
The knights of Pythias held a
regular meeting in their hall last
week which was we'll attended. This
great social order is all active.
New members are being advanced
continually. A sunnp.nous Oyster sup
per was served bEskilled hands
We sell Dry Goods, Groceries
Hans Hansen, Mngr.
adv. tt. Rethmeiers old store.
Miss Alice Smith daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Micheal Smith of near
town was taken to the hospital at
Atlantic last week where the lady
submitted to am operation for APP
pendicitis At this writing she is
reported to be in critical condi-
tion.
Wrestling match at Extra Satur-
day night, Dec. 5, 1914. Earl Cad
dock of Anita agrees to throw Chas.
Rubel of Hamlin, 8 times in one
hour. This Will be a good match.
Good Preliminaries assured Come
out ahE see them go.
wk. Committee.
We sell Dry Goods, Groceries
Hans Hansen, Mngr.
adv. tt. Rethmeiers old store.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1914-12-03

are calling for million men more.
They are evidently preparing for
spring.
We take all kinds of Produce at
HIGHEST MARKET PRICES.
HANS HANSEN Mngr.
advtf. Reti meters oil store.
Mrs. Idah Cannon stay d several
days last week at the home OF her
sister, Mrs. Andrew Jensen to help
care for her little nephew, who just
arrived at the jensen home, Thurs
day.
A number CT relatives and
friends were entertained by Mrs
William Sturgeon at her home,
Thanksgiving day A big dinner was
served at the noon hour to which
all did ample justice.
Miss Nellie Dyer leaves to-day to
join her parents at junction City,
Oregon, VIII ele she will remain in
definitely She goes in the hope of
regaining her health, which is not
of the best.
Miss Mary Marietta and Mrs.
Maurine Jensen-Harey arrived
here Thursday from FIT. Dodge Miss
Marietta had been visiting her
friend there several days. Mrs. Han
ey will reTsin Ee,e fer short visit
Miss Emmaline Spencer came
+ n her home i'm Lake View, the
later part CT last week. She visit
ed at the w. E. Fulton and Will
Varney homes during her stay here
OF several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Miller and
son Louie, and Mr. and Mrs John
Miller and daughter Nsdra were
guests of their relatives at the
Hans Rattenborg family in Atlantic
Thanksgiving day
Buuttermaker c. B. Petersen,
went to Omaha last Friday in his
auto and remained until Saturday
Caroline Stone, who had been spend
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-29

SIN &inbltd a1f Die 3unabme Ser
@ruben=l1ngli6e mdbren6 6es Sabres
1918, in meldem IN ben Ser. @taa-
ten 1850 8ergleute ibren 500 gefnn=
Ben baben, - mebr als in irgen6 eli
mem an6ern Sabre felt @rrtdtung 6es
8l1n6es = 8ergbaubnremts - baben
Dor fa1r5em Sobn Meitdeu, friiberer
8rGii6ent Ser United Mire @orfers,
8%i5eprait6ent Sapes bonn Sectional
@erban6e Ser 8ergleltte, Sefretar 6eS
SSnnern, Sane, nn6 Dr. S. 81. Sol
mes, Direftor bes 811n6es- 8ergbau-
bureaus in @afbington cine @onfe-
rer5 obgebalter, nm Sic mabridetn1i>
den nrioden ser 8unabme Ser Grit
benungliide ur6 cine mogltde Mbbiil-
fe fit iolde GIT beipreden.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-29
3ebn Counties bon @%aIifornien bo,

3ebn Counties bon Gnlifornten ba-
ben bel Sen Staatsbeb6r6en @etttio-
men NIT insgefammt 25,693 nnter-
fdriften gu @11niter bes @eil1ds btu
terIegt 6aB BEL ser allgemeinen @abl
I'M fommer6en &erbft iiber ben &C.
iebporidlag CUR Ginfiibr1ng totaler
Brobibition i'm 5tonte California ab-
geitimmt tperbe, tpeIdem @eiu@ 1111t-
mebr ftattgegeben tpirb. Die &C.
Ser l1nterfdriften a1f BEN
6iesbe5iigliden 8etitionen betrdgt
nl1nmebr 4t,O45. Die MoBnabme
perbietet BEN @erfa11f nn6 Die Ser.
iteul1rg beranfdenber @etrantte I'M
5toate, o11sgerommen fir mebt-
3iniide nnb miiienfdaftIi@e 3ue&e.
sic 1T cine Der oroitifditen Grobibi-
tionsmaBnobmer, bic ie in BEN Ser.
tStnten borgef6Iagen toa1r6e.
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&1uiai11 GIeortore bon BuInoriert

aSuigia Gleor,,ore bon Bulgarien.
bat iid an bic omeritanifde @efen
idaft bonn &otben Rreu5 teIeerapbiih
nit Der 8itte I'M 8ilfe fit bic Enl1-
ianbe BON Gludtlingen %getpenoet,
tpel9e Ser @aIfnmfrieg nIIer Mittel
beral1bt Fat. sic Bite Ser @onigin
un6 pieler bort lebenber Mmeritaner
iddloert, bob biele @erfonen ob6ad-
log iino un6 bonn &a1nger nn6 ser
ungetpobnltden in europa berrfden-
Sen @talte Iei6en. SRI. Mabel 8oarb-
mann un6 Sobn @aiiett Moore, 6er
@oriiben6e bes International Melief
@oar6, baben angeor6net, 6aB alDe
amerifomifden @eitrdge ser &6nigin
@leonore CUR @erfigung geiteM tper-
Sen, melbe iie unter Der 9eitung Ell
neg aug Mmeritanern mn6 Bulgoren
beiteben6en @omitees bertpenben
miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-29
Ser 2ebensmnterbalt Ser &flam5en.

geidt MIR Meni@en unb Sbiere
morten 6arm1f bob ibnen BON Der
geatur gegeben miro, pas gu ibres
2eibes Motbourft geb0rt, au6 Die
8flan3en tponen bon ibr genabrt
fem. 3nr @rbaltung Tires 9ebens
lit 6reierlef gang Defenders notbig,
mamli6 @arme, Seu6tigteit mno
2idt. $50 6ieie borban6en iin6, %
bleibt fem Gledben @r6e obme
Bflan8en; ielbit @eiteine unb Sell
fen iiber3ieben it@ ga nit 6le6ten
nr6 Mooien.
0bne @6rme ge6etbt feine 8flan=
sc. s6or BEL ibrer @ntitebnng aus
oem @amen bat sic @arme &ilfe 51
leiiten. @idtig lit iie mu@ fir 6as
ipatere 2eber ser @epa6ie. Die
@arme lit es, tpelde 6as Mebl I'M
@etreioefornden tpeiB uno nabrbaft
nn6 6en 5oft ser Sraube fuB madt.
8omeram5en @itronen un6 anoere
5i6friidte bran9en btel @drme 51
ibrer &eife; @erite .un6 &afer bage=
gen begniigen iih nit tpenig @airme.
@ie iebr bas 8flan5enleben bon Der
@arme abbdngt, 6as itebt mon, mern
man aus falten 2dn6ern in marme
ODER tue1tr man bon @ebirget in sic
gbene reift. sSn 'n0r6li6en @egenoen
nn6 auf boben Bergen finbet man
n11r menig Nflanaerarten, in tparmen
2amoern ge6eiben ibrer btele.
Mber sic @Grme alein tbut es
nidt;; eS muB o1@ 6eu@ttgteit ba-
at fomme11. Mm @eimen Ser Ga
menf0rner feben mir, mie n0tbig Tie
lift. Sat ser 9a16mam .geiat, 10
martet er nit @ebniu6t auf einen
@egen, Ser Sen Samen 5um Set
men bringt. DaS Mebl 6es Samen-
forndens miro 6ur6 Die Seu6tig-
felt in einen miI9artigen 8rei per-
uan6elt, bon mel6em bie iunge
Bflan5e 10 lange lebt, Biz lire 8ur-
5eln Nabrung iuden fonnen. @nd
fir 6aS fpdtere 2ebe1t Ser @epddie
lift 6eu9tigfet %notbpen6ig. Ser
|2m6mmn leitet germ @aiier iber
feline 8ieien, 6omit iie nibt ber-
|trodnen, tpenn Der @ommerregen
m1sbleibt. @eben longe 8eit trodene
lOittpinbe, Damn bangen 6te 8ldtter
un6 8litben Ser 8flan3en; Bel Elm.
tretenoem @egen aber iino fte bal6
ltpieoer frii@ unb faftig. @enn sic
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-29
QmSers6t.
Geinnbbeit 1T Elm sroker s&at.

&un3 qiirg einn1al Iber 2an6 unb
tam matt mn6 berbroiien Bel einem
@irtbsbauie an, 100 er ii@ einer1
@rug 8ter uno Elm Stiid fdNuar5es
8rot geben Iieb. Ct mar un3ufrie.
Sen, bob er feline @etie gu SUB mo.
den muBte unb babel m6tS Belle
res be5ablen fornte.
@ur5 6arauf tam Elm f4oner $50.
gen gerout, in Dem Elm rei6er Manr
ioB, Der ii@ Elm Stiid talten @raten
un6 cine Glai9e @ein rei@en lieb,
mos er in ieinem @agen %ber3ebrte.
@un5 iab ibm net6ii@ gu nno oabte:
user es 6od au6 10 batte!" Ser
@eide merfte es nn6 fagte gu linn:
u&attelt gu mobl 2uit, NIT mir gu
taulden?" uDas per1tebt ii@," ant
mortete &11n5, obne fi6 lange gu be-
benfen; uiteige Ser &err MIR aus nn6
gebe er mir aQes, mas er bot; td
min linn al1@ ales geben, maS i4
babel"
Ssett befabl ser &ei@e feinem Be-
6ienten, 6aB iie i'm aus Dem 8agen
beben follten. - @ott, pel@er Mn-
blid! @eine Giibe maren gelabmt;
er fonnte nidt fteben, ion6ern muB.
lie 1ih bon feinem 8e6ienten balten
lalIen, Bis 6ie @riiden berbeigebra6t
moren, auf sic er ii@ ftitte. Scum?
iagte Ser @eide, ~bait gu nod Suit,
nit mir gu tmiden?"
uM@ @ott nein!" gab Der erf6ro-
6ene Sung CUR Mntmort. SD min
lieber @6par8brot eiien uno mein
eigener &err ietn, als @ein nn6 8ra-
ten baben nno mild mie etn fletnes
&in6 bon Mn6ern umberfubren laf=
fen. @ot bebiite @ie!" @it 6ieien
@orten 1tmb er a11f un1 ging fort.
v@o1t re9t!" REF ibm Der &etde
na6. vs@onnteit gu mir Define ge-
1un6en @Iieoer geben, gu fonitelt
meinen @age1t, meme &appen, mein
@oI6, Mles 6afir baben!"
Gin geinnber armer Mann tit
gliidli6er aIs Elm retder &riippel!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-29

9ie Setertage iin6 langft borbet,
aber es iin6 nob feine 3abGen erbalt-
li@, Die argeben, tpie meit Sic &C.
i4afte Der grpreB Co.'S. binter benen
6es @oriabres 5uriidblieben, reip.
bieielben iiberfligelten. @uem Mn-
ideine nod, boben ii6 Sic @efddfte
Ser @rpreb Cos. nidt orf oerielben
S0be erbalten f0nren, als I'M @or-
iabr, tpie ser ltngebeure 8otetberfot6
61r@ sic 8afetpoit nobelegt. Sir
Ole Monate SS1li, M1guit, September
1918, liegen sic 3abler Dor. Mah
6tefen Muftelungen fin6 6ie @ei1dfte
bon II @rpreB Cos. 5ufammen I'M
$44,409 binter 6enen. 6es gleiben
8eitraums int Sabre 1912 5uriidge=
blieben. Die @efddfte feds 6iefer
@rpreb Cos. baben oIer6ings 5l1ge-
1oonnmen. Sberarr itebt 6ie M6oms
@rpreB init etnem Meebr bon $685.
997. Ser Nldgang Der ubrtgett fltrf
@eieuidaften mar ober be6euten6 gro
Ser als Ser Jorti6rtH Ser eriteren.
Ole @eus =Gorgo blieb fogor $751;
1856 binter ibren @ef96ftet 6es glei-
den 8eitro11ms int Sabre 1912 5u=
rid. Mer u16 70 baben sic Ct
preB Sos. ge8etgt, 6oB fie ii6 nod
a1f ldingere 3eit neben Ser Bafetpoit
tper6en balten f0nnen. Gretlt@ mer<
SEN iie fi9 6o3n beriteben miiifen, IT.
rem Dtenft 511frie6eniteuen6 at geital-
ten lt1t6 o1td) tire @oter1 SEN fir sic
&ofetpoft borgefdrieberen an3upai-
len
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-29
S~ntere6antt3 aaerIei

9r. @en19ngton, ser @bef 6es
@abrungsunteri u9ungsbureal1s 6es
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, tbeilt nit, BOB
in Ben Ser. Staaten min6eftens 5ebn
Hro3ent @efliigel nnb @ier, int @er=
life bon z 100000 fir Sic @oniu-
menten per1oren geben, neil ite n1rge=
miebbar getpor6en, mobon $50,000,=
600 m1f @ier allein entfa1en. @r
peronidlagt ben @ertb Ser @efammt-
prohibition bon @iern nn6 @efIiigeI
anf $750,000,00O per Sabr, tpel9er
@ertb aus genannter nria6e I'M sic
l9on a1tgegebene 5umme bermin6ert
miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-29

Geudtigteit febl, bar,, tatn Die
Sonrpe NIT ibrer @drme nidts aus.
ridter bei ben BfIonaen. Sic 8I.
iten Der groe iin6 fat obne Nflan3en-
tp11ds. tpeil bort Der @egen feblt. Mnr
in ben ql.enenrei@en 0afen aeigen iid
9almenbai,,e, l1nb an Ben @11oern
Ser @uite, Die an 6os Meeresufer
'itoBen, erbeben ii4 pra6tige @dloer
nit rieiigen 8dl1men. =
@uBer Ser @1rme nn6 Der Seu9.
tigteit geb0rt gum @eoeibem Der
@flonaen 1rotbtpenbtg bas 2i9t. 8Gb'
reno 6es @ei1nens 5tpar pin 6as
.8flan59en in ser Duntelbeit fem.
Seine 8nr5el itrebt barum immer
in sic Eiefe. Ser iunge Stengel aber
ltredt ii6 aus Ser 6lnfGen groe fer
aus. @enn man cine 8obne ol16 ber-
tebrt in SEN 8o6en itedt, 10 miroe
.ii6 sic iunge 8flan5e 6o@ 10 lange
frumn1er, big tie 0os Eagesltbt er-
reidt batte. &flan5en, melde in
E0pfen an 6eniter iteben, biegen iid
na@ Dem Sageslidt. 9ie Son1ter'
blun1er ri9ten ii6 nit Ser @te1ung
ibrer 8Iiitben na6 ser @etpegurrg Der
Come am &immel. @a%rtoffeln, mel-
de in einem ounfeln Seller feimer,
treiben 5proiien bon bleider Sarbe.
Mande @flan5en fallen iogar in
S@laf, tpenr sic Connie untergebt.
SIRE 8ldtter falten it6 5uiamme1
ODER neigen fid bod gegenetnanoer.
8ein Mnfang Der Come 'aber ent=
falten fte fi@ tpie6er. Sci a16eren,
8. g. Mobn, legem ii6 nit DEM @it1r
trttt Ser Ma9t bie 8liitbenbldtter 3l1-
fmmen, tpie ii6 6as Muge gum
Sblafe fdlieBt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-29

Ma6 eirem. Mnsmeis bes 59ab<
amtSfontrollemrs baben am 81. @e-
5ember 1909 @otionolbonfen in Sen
Ser. 5tooten beltan6en, 6ere1 a11tori<
itertes &apttal $1,070,139,175, nn6
6eren a11siteben6er bur9 Bombs ge-
BETTER MotenumIauf $780, 333, 645
betrug. sSSn @eri9tiabre tp11r6er 217
@ein6e um 8etpiuignng CUR 0rgn-
.riiierltng meter Mattonalbanten etn>
geretbt, bon tpel9e1 bisber III giin-
itig un6 n11r 5met abidldgig befdie>
Sen tpur6en. Dret5ebn iolde @eiude
iin6 I'M 9eaember eingeln11fen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-29

mte6erte1ner1, bn merit ct, mas it9
Gremoes uno unre@tes Eel Inn etr1-
geidli9en, mas er @lites ut16 80jes
getban.
Sc GROCER bie Mrbeitsbait lit, Sc.
ito tiefer miro bns Derlangen nad
elmer Stunoe fem, no mon umgaag
nit ii9 ieIber balter fam; aber MIR,
menn man iolde Soften Der inreren
SammIung gu tpiiroiger peib. unb
oas tann ri9t ie6er. gs eibt bieI-
mebr 9eute, sic Dor nidts meBr
@rauert empfinoen, als Dor Dem Ml-
leiniein nit fid felber. sic miiiien
|in1mer ettpas Dor unb ieman6 nm
fi6 baben, nm 1ridt 9angetpeile gu
empftn6e11, iie baben ME sic &11n1t BE.
griffen, fi9 ielber @efenidaft gu lei
iten. @as onbern cine b%eitan6tge
Sebniu@t 1T, mir6 ibnet gum bro.
ben6en Shredgefpenft. nn6 mober
erfldrt iid cine fol6e @rideinl,ng?
@s gibt MIR einer @rmn6. @oI9e
9ente f0rn1en ibrem 2eben feinen
miiroigen Srbalt gegeben baben, ite
baber es bielmebr bertGnbelt ODER
baben lire @eraen berb6rtet. Sic
miiIen 6ober in itiIer @t1noer ri9ts
nit ii6 felber an3ufangen, fie fin6en
ni@ts Bel ii6 Dor, meil ite ibr @eftes
in Ser 2ebensbait oft eritt# baben,
uno fte ider,e11 baber mt9 sic Mb-
rednung NIT iib felber.
@tun6en Ser 5tiqe! @ir fo1ten iie
ni@t ab1idtIid flieben, benr ite iin6
uns bon 8eit 5u 3eit notbmen6ig tpie
6as tdglt6e 8rot. @er ite ridt
mondmol erIebt, muB ia gu iebr &C.
fabr ln11fen, iih at b%erirrer, fi9 iel-
Der in Dem @ielerIei 6es 9eber1s,. bas
er 6urdidretten muB, 5a berlieren,
6amtt of fem 8eftes fit tmuter ein-
%8ubiiBen. Mu@ Die ernite Mrbett folte
nns ME gang in Mnipru6 nebmen.
@ire Stmn6e Damn 11n6 mann m11B
nns iibrigbleiben. Sci redtem 3u=
febetr per6en mir 6tefe Minnten Ser
&11be f9ot eriibrtgert &nrer, sic uns
gum @egensbrunnen un6 CUR &raft-
q11elle fit 6ie fommen6en Soften
tuer6en f0nrtet1.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-29
&mfex:@ebiaix fir ai1ber.

Rie qebf eine1n Rin6e cine S,liber,
Meobrr, DE Opium in ireen6 elmer
Gorm entbdlt. Berm Opium gege-
oe11 tpiro, tt66rrpet1 ar0ere uno f4ltm.
mere a~ra1rfbeiten 6ara11S e~ntiieben.
2~angoeitige &rfabr11n9en baben BE-
-ipiefen bob e feline before ober f&e-
re Me6ioin ffMir $ufter, Grtdlh1ngen
unb @tidbufter1 bei ainbern giM, ols
gbn1berldin'1 $uitenmittel. Gle If
gIei1 mertbbou ffiir Ertpoddfere. Der
fl,dt ffe. @iR e1tbiaH Bein Dpiiuat ober
a11oere f@dblide Nebi3initofe. 81
bn1fer1 Bel aner &dbIern.-arpetee.