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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-09
Ser Safer bat 9eipro:
6en.

Wit auBergetp0bnl1d)er g111n1utDtg>
felt miro in reihsbeutiden Blattern
Die pom @oiier anldBlid Ger @ett>
fabrt oes Norooeutlheu &e%gattoper,
ems gebaltene Iil4reoe al5 ~miiroe-
pon uno aeitgemdtB" beiprohen nno
geprielen. &uiier Wilbelm bot TT
sen lebten Snbren li6 beim @eoen
TRANSFORMATIONS 3urudbaltung be-
fleibigt; bittere grfabrung bot ibn
6ariiber belebrt, oab er feline @orte
iorgfaltig abtpdgen mub, a1f ooB tie
uidt bon in= un6 ausldnoii9en Sent
Sen gebdiiig a11sgelegt tperoen. Ber1
Ter aber jett etpos lagt, 6ann tatt1r
man 1i@ baran1f perlai1en, 6B es ei'
men gar3 beitimmten 3med Derfolgt
uno fir sic tpetteite Oeffentlihfet be-
ltimmt lit. go nit ieiner iingften
Me6e, in ser er sic 1eit 43 Sabren
one3eit beltatigte 6rie6ensliebe oes
oeuti9en @eideS betont, gleih5ettlg
ie6o6 barm1f bintpeiit, bnB Die 5tln=
6e ser @efabr oas 9an6 nidt unbor=
bereitet treffen miro. ST lit ni6t,
mie mobI amerifnnii9e 8latter tire
9eler glauben MAIDEN mohten, Elm
mo6erner 2anosfneM, Ser nit gepan,
5erter 6mllt br0bnen6 m1f BEN Gid
l9ldgt, UNI ourd 9drm ieinen @eg-
ner IN Angit gu iagen 1ei11, eS
lift ser groBe @tuatsmann, oellen Ste
gierung in 26 6rieoenSjabren Dem
2an6e einen unperglei9li@en Mufz
ldtp1ng gebro9t bat; es lit Ser pabre
6reuno oes 5%rie6ens, ser bier mar
memo feline 5timme erbebt, BEN frepel=
boften &riegstreibern I'M Beiten un6
inn 0iten beutli4 sic @efabr Dor Mn=
&c at fiibren, in 6ie lie 1t6 mte gu
einem aufregen6en, aber ungefGbrlt=
@en, 5urnier begeben monen.
2ange genug bat Dos oeatide
@ei9 6ie &ebereien Granfreids uno
@uBlan6s ertragen, 10 6aB feline @e=
oulo idlieBli@ als S@pade m1sge-
legt tp1rbe un6 9aB unb 8eoba6tnng
BEL oer9fa9born gu mabrem Naroris=
mus ii6 1~teigerten. So mar es an
Ger 3eit, 6em eigenet @olfe gegen-
iiber, 6oB ser &aiier ielbit Elm &ern=
MORT ipra6, Die &leinmMtbigen Der
Motion 5u itdrten, Sic @tmfen gu
perii6ern, 6aB 3urudboltung nod
lange feline S9tpa9e be6ea1tet. Sn
gang Deuti4Iano BOLT mon einen
arieg fir unpermeiolid; man tneiB,
oab es elm @irgen nm BEN 8eitan6
iem miro, aber Der @egner miro cine
fgeeinte Mation fin6en, Die ibren leb-
ten 8lutstropfen boran iett, Sen gb-
renI9iI6 sec 6euiden @amens rein gu
erbalten. @oiier @iIbelm fennt fem
@oIf: er bat nur 6as m1sgeiproden,
mos ie6er De1tide I'M 6er5en fiiblt
un6 betpegt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-09
zmrttrr Ihfl.
SIN sommer.

SIM 5ommer, pe1n Die Gage lang,
Size ysddbte fur5 unn ~ldhpule,
9d 1ld i) mir ELM Yldbten dl1f,
Sus trnllib lit uan ~fllble."
SS6 tribune bon Dem gi9eupato
9ubeim in beutlden Sanoeu,
G5 19eint, III ga115 Itner1td
SIT fet1ler mehr pprballpeu.
9tings u1n Die Stapt lit allies tahl.
Sem @alp, feiu 3ulu geblteben;
ste ltiir5ten fir Den Solar I'M
SSte unter 6elfers 01ebe11.
9ocb halt, ba gibts ia eil1en Yarf
@obl mubr : meilt 1lr Die Held}en,
Sic ra1en tire Iutps nrll1.
Ser Siibler mug auslpetdeu.
Auf allen @eaeu 5pnnenbrano
llrD %uiroeups id)att' &c YfaDe,
llub Gonutugs bel Der Srodeubelt
@ebt audi ser 9urlt 6ul9aoe.
saeiu 9irtb, teiu 9aj1li6 Sbbub lpiutt
Sic &ruhuen itnD per16lonen,
Ridt einmal 8aller ldenft mau e11,
$50 1onlt bas 8ier 9eflonen.
9u mars bod friiber anoers bier,
Sor pier5i9. fiinf5te .Sahren;
Sob neil Sic 6reibeit maro m1Bbra'ld)t
Sit lie Dapon gefabren.
Stun bleibt mo, 5ountags bibi6 5ubaus
9a 1ino au6 Srau uno a1noer.
llno lpenn audi ui6t getneipt bort tp1rp
8letbt man buru1u ge1unper.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-09
Ser &omgrek ser r@eilsarmee" /,

Ser &onsrek ser u@eilsarmee" IN
.2onoon bot nidt 6ie erbofften &e-
iultate gebobt. Maer6ings iino uber
5000 0elegierte aus anen Sbeilen
Der @elt, Defenders aus Ben Secret
mgten @toaten eridienen unb on BENT
iu%1poianten l1m5ug 6urd Die @troBen
|2onoons baben ith 10000 Berionen
betbeiligt, aber int aagemeinen bat
sic 8ernnitaltung 6o6 ni4t 6os SSn=
terelie ertpedt> tpie es 6em &ongreB
Dor 10 Sobren, als Ser @riin6er Ser
@eilsarmee, General gootb, nod
lebte, bei9ieoen nor. 0ara1s laBt iid
IdlieBen, oaB oas 8ublifum niat
mebr oie uripriinglide 8egeiiterung
fir oieie Snitih1tion bot, melae in
ser @ergangenbeit ibren Seilpieuo-
fen Mufidtpung begleitete. Sn ben
europdiiden 9dnoern mo@t Sic Sells
ormee feline beionoeren 6ortidriHe
mebr, lire Gbdttgfett eritredt ith
bouptiadli4 o1f sic britil6en Solo
nien, nuf sic @ereimigten 5taaten
un6 auf Sen a1tBeriten Orient. 9ubei
1ino aber sic finm3ie1en Silfsmtttel
ser &eilsarmee mi@t meniger getpor-
Sen, in 6ieiem Nunfte ltebt aaes 5um
Np5tpn Scr 0nhfoIuer 0eS General
Bootb in ser 9eit1ng Der Seilsarmee,
lit oeIIen Sobn, ser BON ieiner 5dpe-
lter @pa 8ooth, Or @eneralin Ser to-
nooiiden SeiIsormee, unterltutt
miro, mabrenb iein @@apager 8ootb
@euberg, General Ser &eilsarmee IN
SEN @~ereinigten Stooten lit. Gin an'
oerer Gertpanoter 8ootb.Sunfer,
fIbrt sic finan3iele &ertpaltung Der
gott5en 9eilsarmee.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-09

ser perofientlidt oas 8latt sic 4arte
nitt, 10 oaB e5 ur5 alto m6t Der,
gonut lit, unS aub on 6em berger
%quifenoen Mnblid 5u erfreuen. hinge
mein intereliant iino oie 8etradtun-
ger, in 6e1pen ii6 ooS Organ Der
Observation-Disclosures ergebt nit be5ug
uuf sic Moqe, mel9e Ste meiblide
|'Stimmgeberidaft in Der nadlten
@rdi i6entempabl lpielen mer6en. Auf
ser er1pdbnten &arte iino 6ie folgen=
Sen 1reu11 Staaten, in 6enen Die
6rauen oos polle Stimmredt beiisen,
ROTH georudt: @aibington, Oregon,
California, Soabo, Utah, Mri5ona,
Moming, Colorado, &anias. Sn Ro=
la erlbeinen Ste n%aditeben0en le6s
Staten, in oelper 6as @olf I'M 9eo=
pernber oieies Sabres a%b5ultimme1
bat iiber sic 6rage, melde Sen politi=
lierenoen 3anen 10 am 9er5en l1egt:
Nepaoa, Mo1ntanu, Nortb 9ofota,
5outb Dofoto, Mebrasfa> Miiiouri.
Ohio, 100 man Netitionen 5irfuliert,
Inn Sic Snitiatipe in S5ene gu ieten,
lit gelb angeitrihen un0 I'M i6onlten
8lou prargen 6ie folgenoen flint
|Gtaaten, in 6enen 6ie 6rage I'M geoz
pember 1915 Dor 6ie @ablre fommt:
Soma, Nenniplpania, Seem Sort, Seem
Seriep, Maiiaduietts.
@tr f0n1ren nns mobl Dor teuen,
0uB sic @orte in Ser Gbat fir ieoe
quite Suffragette Elm ber5erqui6enoer
Mnblid fem muB. Sum aber perirrt
lid u@oman's Sourral" in Spefn'
lationen, sic bod alS reidli6 fubn
be5eidmet meroen miiiien. Sos na@-
tie gleftoralfouegium, 10 fiibrt eS
aus, qibt 529 5timmen ab. Ser iteg,
reid,e Observation-Disclosures mnB
alio menigitens 265 @leftorolitim'
men boben. Mun berfugen Die 1ea1r
|@toater, IN 6erren Sic Graeen 5ereitz
tpobIberedtigt iin6, %5niantmren nber
"a Gleftorolitimmen. @nti4eioen
iid iebt sic beiben 5toatengrnppen,
in 6enen es in 6ieiem o6er I'M nddit,
iabrigen Mobember 5um &lappe1
fommt, gIei@faGs fir 6rmaenitimm'
redt, 10 boben sic 6~rol1enitimmre6ts,
l~tooten insgeimmt in Ser Graiioen,
tentpobl int Sabre 1916 m&t tpeni'
qer al5 277 gleftoralitimmen IN 6ie
@agldoole 5u tperfen. Sos iin6 II
@timmer mebr> ols Ser iiegretde
@anoi6ot fin 6as oberite Mm notbtg
bot. @ir fontoen mirfli@ nidt INIT
bin, v@omon's Sournal" gu ieiner
lebbaften @bontaite 5u begliidtpi1>
l6en. SSn ser nidd)iten Summer miro
uns permutbli@ betpieien mer6en, bob
sic itimmberedtigten 6rauen, memn
Tie 3uiomenbalten, 6en naflten
B%rGii6enten Ser @eretnigten @toater
ermdhler form1en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-09
ottterret@tt@e %olttif.

@adp ser ferbiiden Mationolitdt
mor es, oie p%erblerbeten Meniden Die
Mor6maffe in Sic @or6 6riidte un6
BEN 8ertreter ser oiterreidii9=ungo-
Irffdm 5taatsmadt als ibr Spfer
|foroerte; Die Dem Gral1m zines @roB-
ierberrei9es bin6ern1 i'm @ege ftebt.
Ouber erfldrt, es iid, baB es otter.
reidiide l1ntertbanen tporen, Die Ben
Mor6plon o11sfubrten, oiterreidiide
l1ntertbanen ierbiider Mationolitdt,
|mabreno 6ie 6d6en ser 8er1dtporung,
Ser gr3ber5og 5rm5 6er6in@mb uno
oie @er5oem Sophia gum Spfer fie=
len, nod 8elgra6, Ser @auptltaot oes
@omgreids Serbien, fiibren. Sort,
mo ser geiitige ltrbeber umo 8efor=
6erer zines &0nigs Big in Sic letten
Gage SEN Sbron inne batte, tpo Die
Sffi5iere, sic an ser grmoronng
Mleran6ers betbeiligt paren, ST.
rem teqen einnebmen, mo man
jene ols &el6en feiert, Die in b ittali=
lder 8eiie in MIbanien gemitbet =
sort baBt man 0eiterrefh 6ort miro
Gin Biz gum 6%anatisml1s geiteigerter
Grimm gegen Sen @taat gendbrt, Der
einmol 8osnien un6 sic Ser5ogetptna
ii6 einberleibte> sic bo@ gum Set
benreih" geboren iollten> mn6 Damn
Bulgarien Dor Ser @ermdblung i6ib-
tie uno MIbunien Dor ser Mnftbetlung
5miiden @erbien un6 @ontenegro.
@ie Mbrobam 2incoln bas Spfer
zines felt 8eginn Ser 8raiioemi4afts-
fampagre I'M Sabre 1860 int 5noen
our@ Demagogen genabrten Sofes
%getpor6en lit, 10 1T Ser gemend)elte
|gr5ber5og 3 Ebronfolger Ser in Ger
biet gegen 0eiterrei4 %betriebene'1
Seize oufs @onto 5u ieben. Watr-
lheinli9 tper6en nun 6ie Serben 11ro
|gerbiert 6ieieIbe @rfobrung MAIDEN,
mie uniere Sii6itaaten bamals: oaB
Tie lire Gage bur6 Sic Musfiibrnrg
ser @epoIHbot feinesmegs gebeliert
haben. 9ie BoIter Oe iterretds mer'
Sen MIR nit Mbid,ea1 on etne geotton
6enfen, sic ibnen SEN o1sge5etdneter
Monn 61r@ cine 10 fludmiiroige
Ebot ro11bte. Sene Serben, Die tn
Oeiterrei@ 8 l1ngarn leben, meroen
MIR idhper 6os e%ingebiiBte @ertraaer
ser on6eren Matio1ralitdten mieoer-
5%uer1angen bermogen, unb bos &onig'
reid 5erbien, 6os btsber fdon 1eoem
brapen 0eiterrei@er, mei1 o1tr@
iddnoli@en &onigsmor6 befledt,
qrauenboft mor, tpir6 auf Sabr5ebrte
hinols aIs Ser urbeber aud otef es
@rel1els berpont fem. ga, 6te IN ben
|@troBen @eroiebos .begartgene ur1'
tbot mag fi@ f6mer an 6em m1f Der
@ulturitufe Ser Srarfen I'M fieberten
Sssabrbun6ert iteben6en forbidden
|Wolfe ridden. Sonte emit Die @trrroe
ser Mbrebntng fo1ruu1ert, 10 mtro man
in Deiterrei1 6e fdtpere @4alb NIT
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-09
Grleidtert Mitbma-Ana1 mnb 9enfie'
ber.

Sir ben 6urd Mitbmo un6 &eu'
fieber er5eugten Summer un6 @1eno
gebromdt Goleps &onep an6 Snr
COMPOUND. Sc leet cine beilenbe auf.
mei6enoe 8e6e1tt1ng iiber bic sc.
ldhponenen, Hselnben Sbeile un6 er-
lei6tert 6os g%eordngte unb tpiirgeroe
@efubI. $iIft g1.4 lei@ter uno mo-
tiirli@ 3a atbmen. sSm gelben Baquet.
3{u foufe11 Bel allen !&Sd1rolern. MT
3eige. H.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-09
5Rttf y big lb.

cure iungen @lieoer oebnen uno
iiben uno itablen - aber Die Sdm.
le 5tpang eu6 gum itun6enlongen
@tiQiiben.
80 nugget ibr binbliden, mobin
ibr molt: uberaa iebt ibr> oaB 6ie
tSbule niht gebalten bat> lpas ibr
e16 bon ibr peripradt % lie an
el16 iunbigte> e11rer gnttpidlung bin-
oerli@ tpar. Seet bobt ibr Ger S@ule
2ebepobl geiagt - uno ibr tperoet
ibr feline Ibrane nadpeinen. Die
S4ule fat euren @eiit NIT 8ollait be,
padt uno ibr mer6et bol6 genug er-
fabren, baB ibr 6ielen Ballot ,balo
uber Bor6 merfen miiiBt, menn ibr
6en @tirmen bes 2ebens> 6ie eu9
umbrauien> troeen moqt. Der &f
oSe 2ebens erforoert an6eres &uit-
5eug un6 an6ere @affen. 8as eub
sic @6ule gab, iino ni@t einmol
Sdperter aus Pappe. @obla11, ibr
iungen Streiter, modt eu9 ans
Berf, uniibermin6lide 8affen fiirs
2eben 5u i9mieoen." -
1as lit 6eutli9 un6 flor! 9a5
braudt feinen @ommentar, 6amit
man 6ieie 9iigen ourdi6aut. Sic
rotbe BolfsperbeBung miro idon in
0as 5arte &in6erber5 binein getrdu.
felt: Ger Staat Jorge fir oie &et.
den, oas arme Bolf mer6e unter-
oriift. @ie 6ieie Biftmii6erei bor-
genonmlen miro, 6afur m0ge folgen.
6e Frobe geniigen: gu @auie ittt oie
Mntter uno meint, neil 0a5 gt1fom=
men mi6t langt, oen @11nger Ser
ain6er gu ltiIen; aaes lei gu tbeuer.
@arum 6ieies 10 iei> fragt 6as &in6,
morouf Die Meutter ibm flar madt,
6aB sic u@erren i'm Staate" NIT
Steuern un6 3oIen aIes 10 arg Der-
tbe11ert bitten. uWir Mrme miiiien
6ie boben Nreile 5ablen ooer berbun-
germ" - limo Ger Scatter, laBt 6enn
ser 6as gu? - Ser bot ieine1 Ma-
men unter bie @elete geidrieben, 6ie
uns sic bielen boben Stel1ern nno
|30ne beideet baben." - 9ie Mut-
ter iagt bann nod meiter: vMon
6robt> auf Die &rbeiter gu idieben,
mem iie iih ni@t g11tpiaig in ibr
Sod figen mouen. l1n6 Ser &aiier
iou emit iogar gu ieinen Soloaten &C.
lagt baben, ite muiien a1d auf So
ter nn6 Mattter f4ieben, memn ct, tbr
oberiter &riegsberr, es befeble." -
Sn bieiem nerbetenoen Gone gebt s
meter. Mt ioIhen 2e1ten madden
Ole 2iberolen gemeimiae Code.
Mrme Mrbeiteriugen6, menrt 6u 10 e.
mos gla11ben muBt! - Armer 9ibe-
raEsmms, - menn 6u ioldes leien
un6 biligen muBt! 9u biit Ser Der,
d9tidite &nedt bes go5ialism1s!
@ie lmge piqit on nod Salepptra-
ger fem. S. @.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-09
3nbne S~pefulattonen.

Gin ber5erquiden6er Mnblid lit
nod 6em r8omm's Sournal" 6ie
J~rnuenitimmredtsforte, SOS beiBt,
6ie 9anofmte, tnelde 3eigt, tpelde
@tauten Die merifnnifden Suffra-
qetten bereits erobert boben un6 INN
Ser @ompf i'm @onge lit. Sci.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-09
So5ialoemofrattf1eS 81:
8enoperbebmm0.

Mit GROCER sebniudt marten bie
So5ioloemofroten m1f Die SAiiler,
Die aus Der Shule entlalien meroen.
Oteie ioaen eingereibt mer6en IN
tire jungen @aroen. 9amit tie nun
ni@t ibnen perloren geben, 10 ri6ten
Tie on sic S@ulentlafienen einen
@iufommgrub, mie et1pa bon fol-
genoem 4nliber:
rDonnerno flogen oe @dultbu,
rem ins S9IoB, als ibr gum Iesten
Male sic 3tpingburg SEN @iden febr-
tet. g5o9 ndtidbriger @erferbaft be-
griiBt ibr SOS 9idt nnb 6ie 6reibeit.
geie mebr iebt ibr ben SUP m1f Die
|5tatte, sic e116 odt foitbore Sabre
cures inngen 2ebens rm1bte. @an'
bert NIT mir 5uriid Big 5u bem
Goge, mo ibr in ebrfurdtsooner
sdeu gum eriten Mul iber 6ie
'sdtpeQe Ser Sbule tratt. Mb=
nungslos, in ungetriibtem finolidem
@ertro1en, NIT ne11gierigen 8ltden,
nit tauien6 Sragen m1f oen 9ippen
uno freu6iger Soffmung int &er5en,
10 griiBet ibr 6ie sdule. SIR font
int cine ree11e 8elt> IN cine 8elt, 6te
abgei9Ioiien bom getpoltigen Strom
6es 2ebens, tpie cine bereini mmte
traurig=o6e Sniel i'm mogen6en
Meere log. @os lit bon al e11rer
Sugenoboffm1ng geblieben, NIT Der
ibr en6 ser Sh11le 1rpertra11tt? Md
6as Meue perIor iebr bal6 ietnen
@lan5. Sc tpor tein @6elmetan, pos
sic @duIe en6 Bot, es tpar mertblo~
les 8lei, 6os muir fir M%ugenblide
qlan3t ur6 bol6 blind miro. Sn e1re
junge 5eele idIi@ iid 6ie 9ongetpeile.
Seine bon Sen bielen ib0nen Soft
n1ngen, sic e11er @er3 erfuQten, lit le>
ben6ig geblieben. Cine I'm Die anoere
bobt ibr tro11erro 5u @rabe tragen
miiiien. Str perIangtet nod @iiiem,
oas erre11 @eiit ftdrten un6 erfriiden
ionte - aber sic Sdule gab eu@
Steine ltatt 8rot. SIR iebmtet en@
ro@ froblidem @piel - aber oie
5duIe {9niirte eu@ ein. Str tpoatet
Mufflarung uber tm1fen6 6roeen Der
Meatrr un6 6es menidliden 2ebens
II aber sic @d1le umnebelte cure
Sinne nit Dem Mo6ergeru4 langlt
periunfener 3eiten. SIR tnontet
e11er Denfen ert1ptdeln u1l6 6as @e>
letmabige int @eltsei@eben erten'
mem - aber 6ie @da1le fuil1te ea1ren
@eilt NIT o6em @ebddtniBfrm nno
parf er9 5u%iammenbangloie 8rot'
fen bin, sic eurem @ieit feline Mob~
runq muren. Cure Gltern moqten,
boB ibr 3u tpinersitarten Menldet
eraoqen miir6et = aber Die Sdule
fuhte euer @iidgrot 5u breden nno
e,1ren @inen at to6ten; lie 3mang
e11h aunt blirrber @eborfm nno
iuhte e1d at @flaben gu modben.
guer @ei1t berla11gte nod geiitponer
9eftire - aber sic 5dlle fette ei1@
9aq fir Sag binter bos 9efebnd,
bei beNer blobem @nblid eu4 fd}o11
boz @dbnen befiel. SIR moutet
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-01-16
life WAS NOT WORTH LIVING"
SAID IOWA WOMAN, HAPPY NOW

able to do good days work ever since
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The unusual success Of this remedy
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-01-16
SUIT OVER STATE CENTER MANS
WILL CONTINUED FOR
CONTESTANTS.
OTHER HEIRS OBJECT TO
CONTEST BEING DELAYED
Sickness Of Interested Person Given
as Cause For Wanting Case Con-
tinued-Judse Nichols Grants Mo-
ton. But Taxes Cost Of Term to the
Contestants.

The contest over the will of Henry
trial next week, Will not be tried this
term. a continuance was granted by
Judge Nichols to the contestants
Thursday afternoon, over the objer-
lions of the proponents. The motion
fer continuance set out ltilI one of
the interested parties to the contest
Costs Taxed to Contestants.
Judge Nichols in granting the con-
tinuance, taxed the costs Of the case
for this term of cour, agains, the con-
testants. Mrs. Lena Schape-, the
original contestant, has been Joined by
her sister, Mrs. Eveline E. Bale. who
also Joined in the motion for con-
tinuance.
The sisters, Mrs. Schaper and Mrs
Bale, daughters of Henry Reimen-
schneider. have joined against their six
brothers in the contest of the Will The
brothers are Henry s. L C.. Irwin.
August f. Alexander c.. and Melt D.
Reimenschneider-
One Of Several Suits.
The daughters have contested the
will on the ground that it is not the
last will of their father. Ii is alleged
that there is later Will. The contest
over the viii is but one of several cases
involving property that formerly be-
ionged to Henry Reimenschneider,
which he decided to his sons. Mrs.
Schaper is special administrator of
the estate, and an application for her
removal has been submitted to Judge
Nichols Mrs Schaper's brothers are
the applicants in this case.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-01-16
She Was always Tired"
Swiftly She Brought About
Wonderful Change.

Mrs William Litzenberg of Monte
yuma. Iowa, suffered from stomach
troubles for a long period. She grew
weak as Il result of the failure of her
digestive processes. She was always
tired.
Then came Mayr's Wonderful Stom-
ach Remedy and showed her the way
back to health again.
The first bottle, the very first dose,
put Mrs. Litzenbers on her feet. She
wrote:
II have taken four bottles Of your
Wonderfu! Stomach Remedy. I can't
be thankful enough for it. / must say
that it is the best medicine that l ever
tried.
Il was so weak that I did not think
life was worth living-had no appetite
everything l ate worked against me
but now l can eat anything at all that
looks good. l feel so strong-have been
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-01-16
St. Anthony Woman very III.

Mrs. Peter Mayer, OF st. Anthony.
was today declared out Of danger fol-
lowing a few days most serious ILL.,
ness, due to post partum eclampsia.
Last Saturday Mrs. Mayer gave birth
to son. and FIVE hours later con-
vulsions and coma resulted For few
days chances for recovery were con-
si6ered slight, but today the pa tient
had improved so materially under
treatment that it Vas practically as
sured her life would be saved.
Mrs. Mayer was married about a
year ago. She was formerly Miss
Matte Hall, of State Center Her hus-
band is a nephew of Peter Mayer, Of
this city. and q son OF Jacob Mayer,
of St Anthony.
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Gilman News Notes.


Miss Kezia McGrew visited frlenoe
at Grinnell Thursday and Friday.
Rupert Beale and wife are parents OF
a boy, born Wednesday night.
Harry Hulin had the misfortune 70
have four fine cattle killed by the
frozen top Of strawpile sliding over
on them Wednesday night He esu-
mated the loss at s225.
Mr. e. s. waring, of Grinnell. spent
Sunday here with his friend. n. r. Nc
Grew.
The christian endeavorers gave a
waffle supper at the G. A. R hall sat
urday evening, adding SIS to their
treasury.
Miss Katharyn Irland went to Mar
shalItown Friday and on Saturday ait
ernoon attended the announcement
party given in honor of Miss Mabie
Mann. of that place, who is to become
the bride of John Smith, Of Gilman, on
Feb. %.
f. c. Campbell has bought the prop
erty on Mill street. owned by Harvey
Miner. for $500. and with his family
will soon move to town, where MT.
Campbell expects to work at the car
penter trade.
The Twentieth Century Club ladies
gave party Saturday afternoon FOR
the children of the club members at
the G. F. Stansberry home. A musical
program was given by the children and
the ladies served refreshments.
At a business meeting OF the G. Z.
society Sunday evening the following
officers were elected: President Rob
ert Paul: vice president. Laura Nc
Grew: secretary. Grace Wynn; treas
urer. Sophia Chindlund; pianist. Esther
Wallace: assistant pianist, Florence
Wynn.
Joseph Lowry and son Joe. left Tues
day morning for Excelsior Springs.
Mo-, where they go for the benefit OF
the formers health.
Ray Wilson, of Ankeny, IL visiting
his relatives. the F. H. Wynn family.
On Manday Z. J.. Parmenter pur-
chased of John Crandon his ten-acre
town residence property in the west
edge Of town. The consideration was
$780, Possession is to be given
March I.
The Ladies Aid Society Of the Con-
gregationai church was entertained at
the church basement by Mesdames v.
b. Hill and F. F. Patterson, Wednes-
day aftern con. 15-cent supper was
served by the hostesses. which netted
the society s12.
Favorable reports come from Mrs.
Henry Nielandt and daughter Florence,
both of whom underwent operations at
a hospital at Grinnell last week.
Emigration From Italy.
Emigration from Italy increased dur
ing 1913 to such an extent as to give
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-01-16

facing two serious pFoblems-unen,.
ployment and emigration--and the lat
ter had reached point where no
remedy - available. To combat thu
former the government intends 20 ex-
pend 100000 at once on public works.
while railroad construction VIII be
hastened 90 AZ to increase the demands
for unskilled labor.-From the Boston
Globe.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-01-16
In the District Court.

Mrs. Katherine Zaneis has filed a Pc
tition for divorce from Harley T.
Zaneis in the district court. Mrs. Zaneis
lives in this city, but formerly lived in
Oelwein. Her petition says her hus-
band is a freight conductor. She asks
for temporary alimony Of SIS and
permanent alimony Of $50 month. and
the custody OF her three minor children.
The couple was married in this city
May l6, 1905.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-01-16

the governments Of that country grave
concern. During the first nine months
Of the year 10000 more persons LETT
Italy than during the corresponding
period of the previous year. about
three ourths Of the total number COM
ing to the United States.
In the course Of a debate the other
day in the chamber OF deputies.
Premier Giolitti said the country was
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-01-16
Former Resident
Perfects Wire
less Telegraph

A successful wireless telegraph IN
strument, that is capable Of receiving
radiograms originating 1900 miles dis
tant. has been perfected by former
Marshalltown boy. Jesse N. Southwiok'
now of Atlantic, where he Is manager
Of the Atlantic Auto Company.
During the past two weeks. since MT.
Southwick has had his instrument IN
working order, he has been able 10
catch the time sent out of Washington.
Other calls from distant wireless sta
tons have also been recorded. MT.
Southwick is now working on Wire
less telephone apparatus that - 10 oe
tested soon.
Mr.. southwick, a son Of Jesse N.
Southwick and wife, recently o1thls
city but now of Montour.. Mrs. George
T. Hawley, North Third street. ana
Mrs. A. T. Davis, 105 North Tentn
street. are sisters, and DR.. w. W.
Sou,hwick. of Montour. is brother.