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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-11
For Rent-Houses Furnished

MODERN HOME, CLOSE IN, HOT WA
ter heat Inquire Geo. s. Bell, Y. Nj.
c. A m291
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LOST-3- PENDANT DIAMOND LAVA
Here. pla tinum setting. Return to 253
4th ave. Call Was. 1903 $4,000 re-
ward, Lost between Consolidated groc-
cry on Man and Rex theater. o376
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LOST-THREE-F CARAT DIA-
mond setting; liberal reward. Phone
Was. 3029-W. ol362
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Services for Thomas MCINTYRE.

Funeral services for Thomas McIntyre.
"ho died at his residence 200 c street
on Monday will be held tomorroJy aftere
noon at o'clock from the twenty-6rst
ward chapel The body will lie In state
at the chapel from 1:30 o'clock until the
services begin. Interment Will be In the
City cemetery.
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SHORTHAND AND TYPE.
WRITING

GATRELL'S UNIQUE SCHOOL OF
Wake. bldg o25s
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PERSONAL

LADIES-siO0o REWARD POSITIVE
ly guarantee my great successful
Monthly remedy: safely relieves some
OF the longest, most obstinate abnormal
cases in three TO five days; no harm,
pain or interference with work: mail
$50. Double strength, So, Book free.
DR.. B. p. Southlngtone. Kansas City, Mo.
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WE Will. SHIP A CAR OF HOUSE,
hold goods 10 Los Angeles, san Fran
cisco and Chicago within tho next ten
days IAmball Van 6 Storage Co.. 73 So.
Main. missy
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OVERCOATS

$50 UNREDEEMED OVERCOATS FOR
sale cheap. Uncle Sam. pawnbrokcr 80
East 1st South. m3255
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JOHN JONES. AUCTIONEER AND
valuer; commission business: years
with K a, Andrews. Residence 1890
Stringham ave. Phone Hyland 1914 f273S
C.. Z. OSTERLOH. AUCTIONEER; RES
idence, 624 SO. Main. Wasatch 2S24-W.
mass
YOUR CREDIT Is GOOD AT THE o. X.
Furniture Co. 209 So. West Temple.
m2n21
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EMPLOYMENT OFFICE

sIIEPPARD'S EMP. OFFICE. II6 W.
2nd So; cstab. 1900; competent help
furnished hotels, rest. r. =, mines and
contractors. oS02
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Unfurnished Apar*me

N~~~~~-~-~>~>~c~0~~S~~
LOWER APT. 3-ROOM. r.
and bath, at the Plaza, 2sT T t
$50 per month, steam heat, mod<
Was. 2g2i-W.
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT -
Furnished Apartment
o~~~~-~>~~-----
BkASSt'ORD APARTMMT~
lNear Eaglo Gate.j e
boca tlon best In city; furnIshc<1
luI uInished suites; furnished s,,ir@-
without board: American uInn
connection, open 10 the p1ubii<
THE COvDY, ~
New, elegantly furnished ho,,u
hpnrtfnehts; elevator service.
p.cuilulilS, prices reasonable: ia
uernple: nnest location in cif~~
WaSatch 667l.
THE COLONIAL.
GIcsently furnished, two arr
Ioolh apartments. with reducr@
from SIU and up. single roome-
A.. Wy.
SHUBRICK HOTEL Apr1
Cor. jth SO. and Wcst Ton,<
EieEantly furnished and unX
h3usekeeping suites-flnest In M
i9poy-1anltor and maid seryicc|
Was. 1882. ~
NICELY FURNISHED APT. 4
325. 45f South 9TH East. oz-
HOTEL PLANDoME-NEWms7
est. most homelike; best ior|
thc city; 4lli South and State
We serve breakfasts. FL
whitley APTs. WAS. ss7a
eTn. steam heated. ~
BROOM FURNISHED. MoDEp
quiet 331 LIST ave,
4-ROOM MODERN FLAT EI,E<
furnished, $4,000. Hyland 25771
5-RM. MOD, APT, F-URNIsf,I
$50 w. ith South.
NICELY FURNISHED APT
reasonable. 20 w. 9Th Sou{h
1531-R.
i-HOOM MODERN, NICHIx
nlshed dpa rtnent, steam :fea{
sington apis, Was. 322I-M. X
MOD. 4-ROOM FLAT. COAL, al.
range. 4oo s. md e., opposj[|,
house. T
FURNISHED APT, THE Esq|-
lst ave, Call Was. 22sS-NL u
/
APARTMENT, 3 ROOMS: BA71
gas connection, steam-heaf4
nished; SIS. AL North Main
BROOM FURN. APT. OXroRT
1l9 w, North Temple. IL
Unfurnished Apartme
N0~~N~-~-~~~~~~~~~~
LOWER APT. 3-ROOM. I'll
and bath, at the Plaza, EST EI
$50 per month, steam heat, mod1
Was. 2S2i-W. ~
4-ROOM UNFURNIsHED APR
wood apis. 23i Il. LIST South. {
FIVE ROOMS, MODERN: ST.
front and rear porches; $4,000
East. Phone Hyland 269s-R, Il
ONE FINE SUITE IN Pr
apartments. Apply 124 9Th Ear
: LARGE ROOMS. WITH 81
porch and disappearing bed. Y
apartments. 255 East 5th sou
kellar Real Estate Sc Inv. Co.
5-ROOM MOD. FLAT. CLOSE II
In city for price, S35 per mon
ton apis. 65 No. End West. Phi
| 1861. ~
MODERN THREE ROOM AP1
| coal range. disappearing bed.
262 h. Sth So. y
4-ROOM APT. IN OAKS, Sao /.
! pearing bed, hardwood floor, Sta
| LITTLE q LITTLE, NO. !. WI
NELSON ANNEX+-ROOM HI;
S51 Grd East Was. 6349.
dren. ~,
LA FRANCE-5-ROOM M0u
Was. $40. 80
3 NICE ROOMS. FRONT AN
porches; disappearing bed; gte|
gas ranges, 7i6 y, End w. P
satch 6991-W.
4-ROOM MODERN APARTME1
range, large fireplace; not steal
| rlDao ~, II,.i, Il
APARTMENT IN THE CLUE!.
East and End So. Phono,
55s-M or apply 10 janitor-
GROOM MODERN GAS RAM
o17h North End West, -
WARREN APT, sos So an
3-room modern Housekeeping 4.
Hyland 567-R. ~
WARBURTON APT. eoT go. M
! rooms. strictly modern, SlX.
|
ASSAYERS
| CRISMON & NICHOLS. AS
and chemists, 229 South We<
A. f. BARDWELL, SUCCESSIVE
tics. Mathes e. Co., LOB $50
Temple. Phone Was. 1896. II
r. Fl. OFFICER & CO., AsSAx-]
south West Temple ST., Salt u
BIRD-COWAN CO.. ASSAA
South West Temple. Phons
j. w. CURRIE. 20 W. THRU
P. o. box 565, Salt Lake CitX
UNION ASSAY OFFICE, INC
154 South West Temple T.
Phone Exchange l65. -
PAPER HANGING, PAL.
AND DECORATlNS !;
HALVORSEN G TAYLOR Is
and paperhanGers. Was, ls&p~ s.,
DOUBLE ROLL. 26c. OR "a r. mi
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Excursion to Ogden for the Yokel.
Haroertsou wrestling match Wedneg.
day, February II, via Bamberser elec-
INC line. sll0 round trip on p. IN.
and p m. trains advertisement J
Rough dry, Sc per pound, Sterling
Laundry. Wasatch 213O.
(hdeertlSemeuf
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WASHING BY TIE WEEK OR DOZEN; ;
satch CLOG. fnzoi-
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DRESSMAKING

O~~N~~~-~~~~~~~~~---~~
MRS. NJ l.. BRAY, DRESSMAKER; ALL
work guaranteed. go East End South.
Wasatch 3670-M. g4i9l
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FOR RENT
For Rent-Houses Unfurnished


I-ROOM MOD. HOUSE. WITH GAS. $50.
Homo Inv & Savings Co. W. l9t So.
ol245
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WANTED
Wanted-Female Help

GIRLS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS. Ap-
PLY READY FOR WORK AT A. M
AND ! 2. NJ DAILY. TROY LAUNDRY,
321 SOUTH 9TH EAST.
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MONUMENTS, TOMBsTONES

LARGE STOCK TO SELECT FROM. r.
Mckenzie. Display yards, 422 s. State.
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AUCTION SALES

BEING FAR OUT, CHEAP RENT rs
the reason we can sell goods cheap.
cash or credit. We have new goods;
also lot OF carpets and rugs and sec
hand heaters, ranges, dressers, beds,
almost as good as new. at half price.
Michigan Furniture Co, 430 state. Was
5l45. oil 40S
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APARTMENT IN THE CLUE
East and End So. Phono
259-M or apply 10 janitor.
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WOMEN. GET GOVERNMENT JOBS:
Big pay, Write for list OF positions
now available. Franklin Institute, Dept
123-J. Rochester, n, Y. mooi
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THE BROWN SCHOOL or DRESS,
making and Millinery offers a srano
opportunity for ambitious women "
learn a trade. Pupils arc prepared IoI
positions in > months Those taNnS
the course In dressmaking earn their tut
tion while learning Enroll now ana pe
ready for spring business. Hyland ~ ~:
4i6 East Broadway. oooo
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WASTE PAPER & GARBAGE

UTAH WASTE PAPER & GARBAGE
Co. A Illlngsworth. manager. Phone
Wasatch 1901. fl136
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LOST-TWO PAIR LADIES' KID
gloves, corner 1st So and State. Re-
turn TO Ideal Cafe. 90 East lst So. Re-
ward ol493
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LOST AND FOUND

! LOST-PHI BETA PHI FRATERNITY
pin. Finder leave at Kenyon hotel
| Reward. m3330
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THE LEADING FLORIST, w. w. KING.
2l4 East End South. Phone 81. r27
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CAFE
High-ClaSS Tailoring

TAILORING co, o7s SOUTH
West Temple. Was. 1860 o731
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4-ROOM APT. IN OAKS, $40 4
Groom apt at 90 No. S1a0
pearing bed, hardwood floor, sta
hot water and janitor, s22.50 d
LITTLE q LITTLE. NO. /. W.
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FIVE ROOMS, MODERN: 81
front and rear porches; $4,000
East. Phone uyland 269s-R.
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WANTED
Observation-Disclosures

FURNITURE OF ALL KINDS WANTED.
VIII pay you flrst~class prices Fisher
&. Robbins Co. 60 w. Ind South. Wa
satch 5i71. c253
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FLORISTS
CUT FLOWERS

lUDDART FLORAL CO.. g. SO. MAIN
street. Phone l06. Cut flowers and
funeral designs. nl633
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LOST-WED,, FEB, :. PEARL SUN
burst brooch, diamond In center: keep
sake. Reward; no questions asked. Ad
dress ST., Tribune. ol399
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LOST-BLACK AND BROWN AIRI5-
dale pup about months old. answers
to name Queen. Reward. jacobson. 463
c st. o14S0
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WILL EXCHANGE DENTAL WORK
for plumbing work. Was 2s94R. mS193

LOCOMOTIVE FIREMEN, BRAKEMEN;
wages about 500, experience unneces-
sary Send age, postage. Railway, care
Tribune, o236
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FREE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, BASE
nent First Congregational church we
get you position free OF charge. IsIee
phone 5S22 f27fo
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FREE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY BASE
mont First Congrega tlonal church, We
get you a position free Of charge, Tel
ephone Was, 6Sa2. 1866
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VETERINARY SUN

rrvM
DIR, NJ. RICE, 342 SO. W. is,<
Was. 501a, 10 years expesa1
army,
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INGLING KIDS BACK YARD SHOWS GROW INTO
MAMMOTH OCTOPUS
BY HUGH S. FULLERTON

OuGS upon JlIu6 (dnQ Iudl Was
only 80 years ago. there we're five lit
tie boys who played circus in their
back yards with a strip of rag carpet
for tent and paper whale. They
charged pins and then pennies,
Then they gave real show in the
barn, and then in a hall And now
they own elephants and .camels and
CRATES and appropriateness, and
bout forty eleven circuses.
When the bands blare and the
horses rare" and the big green and
gold and silver wagons come past,
and the clowns cut up such funny
didoes, the chances are that you are
seeing the men that the Ringing
Brothers employ to amuse the boys
and girls; yes, and the men and wo-
men of America during the summer.
For the circus business of America
is the Ringing business.
They own the Ringing Brothers
show, and Barnum's. which was later
Barnum and Bailey's. the Forepaugh-
Sells shows and what is left of the
Hagenback's, and most of the dog
any pony shows, and the remnants
of Buffalo Bills and Pawnee Bills !
Wild West, and Ranch 101, and, oh,
lots and lots of other shows.
And they are the boys who started |
in the barn loft at Baraboo, Wis.
They are the "Circus Trust of |
America!
The chances are that the govern
L., ! L.
Ringing boys (for they always will |
be boys, no matter how old they get) |
are trust" They own lots and |
lots of circuses-but many of them |
they bought when they did not need |
or want them; out of sentiment when |
some of the competitors of the days |
when they rode in wagons were in
hard luck.
Some they bought so that they
oh ho Of T6o 70
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some CIRCUS 10 SOul0 CITY VI CO"H
their big shows" could not reach.
Some they wanted because from
them they could get new acts and
new performers for the big shows,
and some they own because when
the public has ceased to thrill over
some famous factor" in the big
shows they can. send him to the
smaller ones where he may perform
before those who never have felt the
thrills.
There is too much sentiment in the
circus business for it to be de-
stroyer or a menace. The Rmglings
have bought shows, carried them,
supplied them with acts and given
the old owner full charge and better
territory, with the chance to buy
them back and run them.
Just how many men and women,
and horses and dogs these boys own
now even they do not know exactly.
Some idea of the vast expense of
creating and maintaining great cir
Gus may be gained from the fact
that the Ringing shows menagerie
alone is valued and insured at more
than 81, 900, 900; the forty performing
elephants are worth $250,000. The
robe worn by one elephant alone cost
$4,000
The length of Ringlings' main tent
is $50 feet, the largest ever erected;
the menagerie contains 108 cages,
and the parade is three miles long.
The $500 costumes worn in the Solo
mon and the Queen of Sheba spec
tacle of the Ringing circus cost
100000 and the spectacle itself was
produced at the cost of more than
$1,OO0,O00, and to present it ballet
of 800 girls is carried.
Double these latter figures for
the Barnum shows are about the
same size, add one-third for the
smaller shows controlled and you will
L i - l. -
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-02-26
@erldiebeme italiemiide nnb aus

&erl6iebene italieniide nmS ans=
lanoilde 3eitu1rgen tpiiien mieoer nn=
giinltiges uber Sen @eiun6beits5u=
ltano 6es @apites gu beri@ten. Ser
@ap1t leibe on feiner eigentli@en
1dmere11 &ronfbett, ie6o9 modten ii9
sic 8eidtperben bes boben @lters int
mer fublbarer, 11nb in BEN patifani-
i6en @reiien lei man in Gorge. Die
@abrbeit lift, baB man int @otitan
megen ser @eiun6bett bes 81. @aters
ourdous nidt in Gorge it,. berie@e
Fat 6ie Experimentation nnbtl6en
oes be11rigen @inters trob ietnes bo-
ben differs nnb troy Der poriabrtgen
ibmeren grfrmfung febr gut ertra-
gen, lit uobl un6 geiunb nn6 10 Of
b~eitsfreuoig, tpie es fem bobes Sitter
muir erparten ldBt. Gin @etpets fir
oas quite Befinben 6es @apftes fin6
sic pielen tdgli@en Muoien5en, Die er
ertbeilt. ct empfdngt ni@t 111r sic
@moindfe, aud 5ablrei6e 8iid0fe
un6 electromagnetic DISQUALIFICATION
uno 8ereine mer6en empfangen;; 6a5u
fommer1 5tpeimaI m0dentlib Die an=
gemeinen &1,6ienaen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-02-26

bon 9ibungtung, oem itellpertretenoen
&r1iioenten Ser dtneiiiden @epmblif,
6eiien SS1rbalt b~oultGnotg beitGtigt,
uas IN Ser lebttp0dentli6en Ml1m>
mer 6tefes 8lattes bon bodtp. Dr.
SSoiepb Softer, beiien mani iib in TIT
ferm County getpib erinnern mtro,
a1sgefiibrt tpl1r6e. SSn 6em ertpdbn-
ten Sdreiben beibt es: uS6on bon
alten 3eiten ber lit Die tatboliide Sc
ligion in China e%ingeor1tngen, un6
ibr mobltbatiger @influB bat tiefe
@ur5eln in SEN Ser5en nnieres Sol
fes gefdlagen. Ma6bem Die &epnblif
en6li6 felt gebaut lit, nno nod6enl
sic flint @aiien, aaf Die fte funoiert
lift, anf @runb 6es augemeinen biir=
gerli6en @eiebbm6es regtert mer6en,
bebiirfen mir tpirfli6 unb tbatiG6lid
Ser fotboliiden @eligion, INN nod
mebr fltlturen fort5ui6reiten u16 unS
in Eugen6 5n iiben. Ser l1nterfer=
tigte lit iiber5eugt, froft ieines MmteS
ale gleidmdBig bei6iiben gu miiiien
gemdB ser @ele be Ger &epmblif."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-02-26

.6g5 - meroen tagIi6 bon r1rb 75O,.
900 @erione11 beil,dt, nn6 Sonntags
iteigt ser 8eiu6 @1f cine Maton:
Muf sic ISOLDE berednet, ereiebt oaS
ei1rer @eil,6 BON 100000 @erio-
men, madt 6as Sabr 286 Miaionen
geiuder, mas = SEN gein6 gu flint
Gents berednet - elmer Sabreseit-
nobme bon iiber pier5ebn Miaiore11
Collars gleidfommt. l1no Chicago
lit MIR cine ein5elne Stabt, tpen1 ol1h
sic ~5tpeitgroBte 6es 2anoes. Maes
in allem oarf man redne1r, oaB Die
2idtbilbertbeater 0en Mnsgobenetat
oes a1neritanii6en 8olfeS Inn ein
paor b1noert Mi1lionen Collars iabr=
lid belalIe,L nn0 menn man bon ben
tbelteren 3eiten ipri6t, miro and) oas
in &ednung geiett meroen milien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-02-26

SIM berfloiieneu Sabre ftnb in ben
&ereinigten Staaten 240 Minionen
6aB @etroleum getponnen mor6en,
80 sWfillionen SAB mebr alSs I'M Sabre
1912, 6os Bis babin Die gr0bte 8ro=
ouftions3iffer 5u ber5ei6nen batte.
Die groBte @ro6uftior batte i'm leb=
ten Sabre mieoerum California. sc
folgen Ser @eibe nod Sflaboma, 81
linois, Geros, 2ouiiiana, @eit Sir
gina, Ohio, @enniplpania, @poming
uno &anfas. SIN lettgenanmten
Staate betrng 6ie 8ro6uftion nod
5mei Minionen SAB. Sn California,
0flaboma, Seras, 2ouiitana, $500
ming un6 @on1 as fat 6ie Hro6uftton
I'M lebten Sabre 5ugenommen, IN SUIT
nois, @eit 8irginia, Ohio mn6 8em,
iplpania 6agegen bot fte obgenom=
men. SSn Ohio betrug ite nur nod
run6 adt Minionen SAB gegen nobes
5n relt1t Minioren int Sabre 1912.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-02-26
Sic 9atbulifen feinblide aammer

Sic &atbplifen feinblide aammer
2mremburgs, 6ie 6en lebbafteiten
@roteit 6es 8iidofs un6 Ser @atboli-
EN- 2urer1burgs megen ibres @ampfes
gegen oie 9riitIide S@ule berporrief,
bot 5i9 erneut er6reiitet, 6ie @atbo=
liten in fdorfer 8eiie gu propo5ie,
rem. Ser lebte btf6ofli6e &irtenbrief
iiber Sen &idgang Ser @in6er,- mel=
der BEL auen driitli@ %geiinnten nno
itaatserbolten6en glementen lebbafte=
'ite @enugtbul1ng berporrief, bm audi
6ie 2iberolen un6 5o5ialiiten ser
luremburgifden @ommer mieoer onf
Sen Blan gerufen. 3mei &eoner er'
bobe11 nnter 6em 8eifan Ser Mebrbeit
beftige1 @infpru@ gegen Die unar=
ftanoigteit CD 6es &irtenbriefes, Ser
I'M gan3en 9an6e einen febr i6le6te1
.@in6rmd gen1o9t babe. .8ablrei@e
tatbolii9e @lterr erbli6en in ibm Ell
ne f9tpere Sdd6igung tbres fittltden
tMnfebens BEL ibren eigeren @inoern.
Dompropft Shil5 mies in glGn'
3e1toer @ebe Die 11ngebeuerlide Ser,
leum6ung ser @ammerre6ner 3urid,
bod erntete ct n1ir Broteit 1n6 @obn.
De fr9enfein6lt6en ur6 religions
|loien @ammer6eputierten als @abrer
Ser ~SsSntereiien fatbolti9er @ltern, Dos
LIT uirfIi6 ein grober l1nf1g.
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Sic be1tfde eSnbmtrie fat eimen

Sic bentfde Snbnftrte fat etne11
Grfolg 5u ber5ei9nen, bon Dem iie Dor
Sabren nod fdtperlt@ getra1m bat:
6ie englifde @a6oltbabm bd IN
Deutidlano 8ebn 2ofomotipen baltelt.
IS iinb sic eriten 6eutiden 2ofomo=
tiben, Die nod England geben, un1
NIT 6ieier 8eiteurng lit 6ie lette $50
iition, bie bie englifde Sn6uitrte Ser
oeutiden gegeniiber btsber notb beilt,
gefauen: 6as vMfa6e in Germany"
bot einert 1pe1ter1, ftol5en Sriumpb gu
ber5eidnen. Die 3eit Itegt .nodsnidtt
lebr peit 5,1riid, % 6ie beuti6e ST.
ouitrie bon engliiden @orbiloern OBJ
iolut obbdngig mar. Seute 1T iie
lGng1t ielbititdn6tg getpor6en. &e1te
fam 6ie englii6e Snouitrie bon ser
6euti6en lernerr; iogar Die engliide
Mafdinen= sSn6uftrte, bon Ser 6ieGng-
ld116er 10 lange geglal1bt baben, 6aB
Deut{9lan6 ibren @oriprmng nimmer
einbolen miirbe. Sci 6ieien 9euti6en
i9eint nodgera6e fein Sing mebr
rnm0gli6 3u iein.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-02-26
apmarebma,,,t Midaro 8art6obt

BON 81. 2ouis, $780,, befiirtportet
in etnem at BEN Sefretar 6es
Deutidamerifantiden Nationalbun+
oes, Moolpb Gimm, geri@teten S6rei<
ben 6ie &eransiebmng bon 6rauen gu
l1nteri9riften fir sic 8roteite gegen
@robibition. @r i6reibt: u@s ipare
miinidenstpertb, boB bie &roteite,
meIde iebt gegen rationale @robtbi<
ton an Sen @on9reB geridtet mer>
Sen, o116 sic l1nteri6riften bon
6rm1en trigen, 6enn gera6e bie
@timme Der 6ro11 un6 M1tter fat in
elmer iolden Srage groBes @emtdt,
i1toem iie benefit, 6aB iie gemigen6
@ertrouen in sic Selbitbeberri@ung
oeS Mannes 1n6 @ei6ibers iebt, of
ne baB geiebli9e 8epormnn6ung fir
i'm notbmenoig more. ST bin nber-
5a1gt, 6aB feline quite beuti6e Grm1
ii4 bon einem iol6en 8roteit a1s=
i9lieben ptr6. s7o:
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-02-26
anerfannte @ortbeiIe.
STR tuer6et finoen, 6aB @ba11

Str tperoet fin6en, bdb Chamber
aims &uftenmitteI ar~eertannbegortbei
.Ie bat iiber BE nteiften Meoi3i,tett, bic
Qeqett $uafter unb E~rfdltingett &C.
bra,1dt tperbert. s@8 bilft benz A11s'
,tuatrf ,1n6 5ffret Die abfonbern1gett,
tuo6l,r9 6os @Ditem itfba116 eefett
tpirb; cine grbdIh1ae 5,1 befehige't.
sdrbeite irgeno elmer fett0er3 e.
.,ter grfdltl,1g, 6iefebe IN 2aa1tge'1'
fieber a11sdrte1 at Inffen, ertgeger1.
etttbdiH tein Dpirm ODER 8etdlt'
.bl1ngsnniHd, uno ta11u eirre1n ainoe
.gerooe 70 3%uberldifig gegeber meroer'
tuie eirrern g~rtpddbfe1,er. 81 tmtfer
lei Medrti11 Molitor. - anoetge.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-02-26
Ser MnsfmbrbambeI Der 8bilippi-

Ser Musfmbrbanbel Der &bilippi-
men in Sti6ereien bat fi9 in LETTER
8eit a1Beroroentlih geitetgert. Ma4
Der lebten Statifttf oieier Snfeln BE-
tpertbete fi@ bie Musfubr bon folden
pom Sa1li 1912 bis gum Mar5 1918
a1f $152,411 Collars. Dnbei lit aber
Die @efmmtausfubr 6ur@ous nidt
erfaBt. @obrf6einlid geben so @ro.
gent Der gefammte11 5ti6ereien oils
@eiipgepad un6 NIT ser Soft in Cen
6u1tget bon meriger nls aebn Dollnrs
@ertb bon ben SSnfeln fort, u1rb ms.
gefdntmt 6iirften in oe11 1eeu,1 Mo11a-
ten fit $4O0,000 Collars @tidereiet
aaasgefibrt tporoen fem. 8ie gr3e11g.
niife geben ba1ptfdhli@ nod BEN Ser
einigten @toaten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-02-26

mo6erne Bapitfabel gu ber-
ml1tbeil. Mus benz @atitan ielbft lit
l1ns mum 5uberlaiiig mitgetbeilt tpor=
BEN, oaB BON einem 8einteler i'm
Gatifan ni6t Die &e6e iein fam,
oenn 6as, mas Ser fleine batifani1be
@einberg un6 Sic oustparttgen @aben
an @etra1rfen bringen, toir6 gum tag-
liden @ebram6 bertpen6et o6er an
&oipitdler II. /. m. fortgeibenft. 5olg-
lt6 batten bie S6pei5er 6eren 8e=
nebmen nod ser uSabel" ben eigent-
liden MnlaB our Mbi6affung oes
8eintel(ers gegeben baben iolte) tei.
men 3utritt gu benz ni6t beitebenoen
@eirrteller. unb. folgli6. fonnte er
ni6t a~ufgeboben tper6en."
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11niern 2eiern barfte es uidt en1
ein grober unfag.

1tniern 2eiern.birfte es nidt ent'
.gange11 feir, 6oB 6ieier Gage b1r@
sic geimnrnte maeritanii@e @peiie ei-
ne @oti5 .ging bon Der 6iine bes
@einfeuers I'M @atitan. Dieielbe
Mabridt tua1r6e o11d in 9eutidlano
BON aDer m0gli@en 8ldtter1r aIs 1T.
tereifonte @euigfeit nit Der in fpIdet
fgdqen betanrten l~inbermetoli9er
M~11sf9miidfl1ng berbreitet. 9ns III
!&annm in @eftpbalen erfdeinenbe
Blntt, r@aterlano" cine 8eittng ffiiir
.6ie Sntereiien Der @~ntbaItfmfeittsbe'
peg11trg 1T NUN in Ser Gage, 5l1 Bent
v&i1tordem" Die f~olgen6en 8eri9tig-
l1ngen gu mod,en: uDie gattse Mufma>
dung trdgt bos @eprdge bes Gent
fatiormnen; Der @n11oige tpar bon
pornberein leidt geneigt, In ibr eitte