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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-05-01

halisn, &on berufsnty Seie ipernen
oeu 3udltsrn pom 3utegtatju oie lpI,
geuoeu 9tntihld9e ertet,..
Wan ptIuQe has 9 tjef uno
9rInoltd. luepn mo i'm 6erbit,
UNI made oas Sa0tss.. 'tii, ioipoh.
in Der untersn Gage, as tn Der HdDs
Der grooberflG6e. u EinIaut aes
ftebe i'm 6riibiuIr. iess.o oas Gro-
reid unp oos Wetter acIir Q~eeiaret
eribeinen. Nan ge9s.sae reihli6
S0men, I'm eiueu oi5.sa Stauo III
er5ieIen. uno pilan5e l.t't al tiel.
W(it benz 8enrbeiten ses 8ooens
(Slltipisren) muB btscHatn peroen,
iobaIo man Die 8eiben gy,snnen tam,
bod iperie man bic Gres nid)t iber
Die Qflan5en. Sohalo 1ieie qrpB oe.
mug iino, UNI gebanobabt nerben gu
t0nnen. nebue man biz Nusoiinnunq
Dor. Die 0r0be Der 3spiIdenrdume
ri6tet iia mad Der St3rtt Der Qflduz
gen uno benz 6euhti2teii3gebalt bes
9pbens. 9eim 4ueoaanen lei mon
barouf beonhi, bic itdrtiten unb be-
item PfIan5en r-1en 3a laiien. Gs
lit empfebIensipert. nit elmer onberen
5ru6t ob5utpedIeIn. I'M Die 9eIhaI.
fenbeit be8 Grbreids 3u perbeIieru
uno %sttpoige 8ranthejtsteime cussus
rotten. 9os 6aIten elmer GER iiQcns
ben Qn5obI pm @ieb 1T empfe lens
inert, Inn bic 4bfdIls her 3ucerriie
ben gu berlperten uno Stallm t All
befpmmen.
9eim GinbeimTen Der Ruben in
barouf adt 5u geben, oab teine i'm
8oben 3uriitbleiben, ooB ba5 2oubs
nert in Der rihtiQan Weiie ob1es
ihnitten niro uno feline Eroe an BEN
3iben bafteu bIeibt. SoboIo bieie
bsihnitten iinb. miiiiu tie beoedt
tpsroen, nm bas @eroiirrten ibres
QaiierQebalts gu pet6jnoern.
0omit oer 9ooen hi, noti9e Menae
5euGtiqteit f%eitbalten t'nu. if es er-
iorperIid. iGm m0qiid / oieI 0unu3
5u3ufIbren; oieier e~rItittert 3u9!cid
bic Guft3iytulotipn oursb bns cro-
reid, bic our G~ntpit,ung oes Or
snnismen oe5'eIben une CUR 6re.le-
3ung Der QfIan3en Nio9ruuo5itoife et.
forberIif 1T. Sci ntr Wuslpobl yes
8ooens fir bic I3uder,ij5entultur 1T
bic geriidii6tiguna Der 8eifoifenbeit
oes llaiergrunbes Bon orpBer Bids
ti9teit; tpeni9 geeignet ais ioIfer III
letter Qsbm (&3drtp1nl. beionosrs
penn er 10 nnbe Der CbcriIade Iiegt.
BOP IT bic GntpidlunQ Der Wuracln
beelntraf)tt9t. Wut Der dnoeren Setts
1T oIIsu poroIer uno tieshultl9er un>
teroruno nitt empfehIen&iuert. Sm
alIgsmeinen 1T bel goben. Der eiue
1ute Moiss, &artoIfeI.G rnte etc. berz
oor9ebroht BOT, auf guten GrfoIg nit
BEN ,3udsrriibenJnbau gu ref]nen.
8os bniur ~ou8QdpQbIte 2ano iolite
m09li9it frei bon untrout ietn, oaz
nit IpGter nidt 81 bel 2eIt nit Der
BetGmpfunQ uno Nusrpttun9 be5ieIs
ben peroeuhst miro. Sine Ours
Ifaitts Semperotur BON etlpn %
8roo 6%abrenheit mGbreno Der 3eit
ees Q&oA8ttm9 #. Die 9ijniti9ite flir
Die Gr5ieiunQ cue Guten 3Jbensrnte.
Spdte 5frjjhi0hrs roite habeu hduii1
M UNEH-..~-
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GIet!t NM 9tIddpl9ieN Steueil.
Die 6ar5e Der Qarocn lit ountelgrcu
p0er o~I;rengeIb. Rad einiger 81:
grdbt iih Die 2arpe in ole Groe ctr
tupfeIt ii6 i'll einem t~Ieinen. runosn.
nit Groe umgetenen Gpton elm uno
perlpanoelt iih III cine Yuppe, SIC
ebsnfaus cine 9e.re 6arbe bat un0
aus Der mad tunf bis udt 5aJen
pieoerum Der &dfer austriept. 81.
nit eritredt iI4 Der 2sbenstreisInli
oes Steres auf etlpa 30 Gage, oau'
lit er tiir5er IN Der beiBeren Sabts5z
aeit, OILS in Den tiipleren Wtonat'1
(Wtai poer September), uno buu:yt
bann mandmul nur orei Wodea.
ndbrenO er ii6 in taltersn GegenIen
auf 5 bis Z Woden ~perldngern mag
SIN gan3en lam man auf oret BIZ
bier 8enerotipnen i'm Sabr re6nsn
Die acknowledgement oauert etlao
iehs Wlondte.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-05-01

r. Is. in S.. Minu. S0mfnBobn porr
Tauocljpnmem ipiro aul ioIrcuoe @etie
5utertict: Mon rehut 4 Charts Der
7anocilon gimme. oie 4erlflfue @doie ron
ejnct Gurcnc, he getjetene 5duEc BON
;mfi G,anGrn. fpde afca 3uiammen 5ehn
4duuuen lana IN cncm iauttrtu AQai5iepf,
tanu prciic man gut ourd can iauberes
Iud, iduttf 4 4iuut 4tonu!llten 3ider
burSu, rutrf gut an urb Wenn nod Iaus
lp0tnt, 9rte man cine 2oiie &cdcrhete biu5u.
moe cam nod o0s hielidl einer Gitrour.
aus btr ole Acruc f%ntittHt iinb. tln4u.
W{ou loiie cs bret 5ie uler Gage IN eincm
oTencn @eidB itebfu. Slcbe ham flor ab
uuo 'orfe tcit au, uno III cini9eu 8otcn III
0er g&elu gum Gebraud ifrtlg.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-05-01

Sit SiIoS" pir6 fOIgenoermaBen ers
rldtet: Mlnn fdngt Die Musgrabung
10 an. oaB man nm ben rberen 96ell
herum einen 8raben qr1bt. Der Elm
SUB brett uno Elm 6uB tteT lit, nit
einem inneren 9urfn1eIier. Der benz
3urhmeiier oe8 yGlt" 9leiht. Wan
Iune oieIen @raben nit elmer Ntiiduu9
Don S:elnm0rtel uno, nodoem oiele
bart gelporoeu Id)oiie man Die @roe
innerbalb oes @rabens bis su elmer
T,eie BON fini ODER le6S SUB tort.
Ntan betperfe bie Gromouer nit einem
Wt6rtel, Der aus einem 3beil BON Ges
ment III p Tbsilen bon Sano a%ulais
mengelebt lit, uno mieoerbole BEN Be
purf Sueis ODER breimnI, biz oerleIbe
beiuahe eineu 3Oa bid lit; etpas aaIf
uuo cine feline G.uantitdt BON 6aar
miro ben 8emuri bearbeituuesidbi9er
MAIDEN. @enn oieler 3beiI Der Mouer
Ierli99eitellt lit, ihafie a abermaIs
Iunf poer ieds 5ub Groe fort uno
mieoerbole oas 8eperfen. Man iebe
ojeies &erfobreu fort bis Die eriurnldis
Iteie errejbt wiro, po. lpenn man
nil, elm 6uBboben b%ineingeleat meroen
fam. Su lebterem Sale fam man
einen 9beil oes Silps liber Die Groe
bauen; Der ueroihtete Sling oben ioIte
ettuas oider gemaht meroeu, INN nis
8runoInge tieusn gu %t0nnen. Gini9e
Sahueritdnoi9e bebaupten Spar, oaB
Elm Dad uun0tbig lei, jeood lit e8 ims
mer minldenswerth uno man fam
ems fir ein'ge Dollars houen. @enn
Der 8oofu loder iii uuo 9ensi9t nohs
iu9eben, mag e8 uift II piiuihsu8'
wsrth. lonoeru oud np%tbpenoi9 iein.
cine nterSDQl9e Ntouer gu bauau aus
8afitejnen, Die in gtmeutm0rtel 9elegt
meroeu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-05-01
6Ormbaum;ud)t unO NalbbOd:
bO6bdnnle.

ieIfah miro Ole
6ormboum Suht
nod ais retne
Splelere; betrabs
let. Die man lib
~alsnfaaS 10 me-
benbel 9eltattsn
bari. User aber
10 oentt, Der tit
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-05-01

SelnoonllGer Spur9elluItt Htpll Nelpe.
umIdumt. Die 2dnQe be5 Safsrs
betrdqt etrpas neniger aIs Il sou.
Bon Dem erIten Orte 1einer ytieOe-@
IaTung IN Queens Gpurtq, %. D.
rpanoerte ous 5nlett nab aroetsa
Geaenben Gong ISLANDS, no Oisl 9G:
milesuat gstrieDsn ipuroe. Sa!o
erreitte es ous luoli6e Connecticut.
unp beute lit es auf ieiner Wanoe.
runs in nprDlider Hi4tung ourd'
lesteren Staat uno Mahd4uletts 9IS
sur 9ren3e BON Rem 9amplbtre Sc
Ian9t. Sioii9 ourh5og IS zen
Gtdat Nep Serisp bis gum iuOls4en
8ir9inien. Nie 9uuptitadten, DE
beute unter ieinen 8erbeerunGen 81
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-05-01

O"+-'3N GA"NS~''"'N "'f ~"%NN'
abgeIfnittcn. oam,. oie Safer s.
3ipungen lino. ibre Gier ouf Die neUer
SdDBlinge gu iegen; bieie iperoSn
Damn aQe paar Gage ebenfaI!8 geItus.,
bepor Die &ier ijh mnpideln tonnen.
Sin an0eres Wli;teI beltebt BARN, II,
ren Seil Der S6oBiinge fir Nie BIZ:
oes Snietts ma4len gu Ioiien u1O
leBte1e5 Damn nit t;Hem 9iftigtn Nros
porat, oos itter oie GGGBlin9e a.
Iprii6t miro, SIT oerUi1teu. Coer aDc.
man marlet, bis Die 0ilun3en mil
Giern be0ett iIno, i1nciDet itc 0a9!;
ab unO belbrtnnt iie, porouf mdN
nie0er anoerc 0aGBIinge ais 90Sey
ma6ien ldBt. us Elm gttes mice.
sur 0erti.GunG Der Garpen miro r.
I6er. BEN Der Cult Qel0idtet Sal
e%mpfoAien, Der mprgen5 friib ire:
Die betnuten Yflan3cn 9"eItreut lptro.
No6 pirtiamer Tn0 NvienitprdpurIfr
in Qulperform. permiIdt nit Wsbl. ia
pieie nidt nun Die Garpsn. ipnO:rn
aud Die Safer t0ten. 8eioe Mittt!
miifsn 9dufig, in tur5en 3Diidene
rGumen, o~ngenanOt msroen, ren,3-
items 10 oft pie Die 2orpsn pisoer
auf ben 8eeten ibr Gri6einen MADDEN.
Wenn man bel iebr 5eibem Wette;
bic Qflnu3er nit sinsm Stabe b'a
unb Der idldgt, 10 DAP Die 2arp.r
CUR Groe fallen. 10 9ebsn Oieie m:'z
items auf Dem erbiBten 8oosn 81
9runoe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-05-01
Sas Srofcniteben Der Siibe.

)blbetannt lltes oils
elm natur9emdse:
&or9au9. baB Die
trdhtisen &inoer
Dor Dem aalben
einiee 3eit ibre
MtiIhablonoerung
einiteuen. alio tro'
den iteben. lleper
Die 9auer bisIer
8eriOoe berriben
nber perihteoeue
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-05-01

GaS 8rob,em, iUie man Die 5jta9e
lpeoIaaIl, lit 5temIif mjd)ti9 uro Miro
QeipDbutth uon oem Qauonirtb in elmer
@gtie 8s,U I. Die ogn obpaltenoen ,3us
it3noan all bsiten ou9epabt meroen
farm. lie 5i.age IdBt iih 70 tort,
jd}oTan oaB man ie in 06rben oner
4(rsrn. 0auo t5er 6ano. IN DIE 0D5a
qehi. o,ss lit nbsr EN- iebr mubiamts
&eriobrfu. Nm beiten 1T es. iid irs
Qenc stne 2trt oon Qui3u9 ourh MEDIA.
nlihe arait nu;uidaiisn. @ebrdud
matano antusosr uon siner 6abewlnoe
ooer POM 6eugabsl'Z rnnsport 100 man
in bsioen 5ausn sineu Irdgs- gee
brouht. ouf ben man mebrere bunoert
8iuuo Stlaga auf einnnl LADEN fam.
Ter bauptiddIidite 8orSus bss Bit
Silos" lit Der nisori9s 4rsis. Iud
ipridt ooflr bic 9sidtigtsit. nit Der ct
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-05-01

SrGdtige &uhs oiirFen oIs
@strant tein taItes WuiIer erbdIten.
man ahte Oesbalb tets o%arduf o1b
oos Wui1er iiberi6la9en un0 idubet
1T. oa i'm onoereu 5uae Ilit regeIs
mdBiQ Elm Nettalben eiEtri!t.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-05-01

E Spar9eIp1ldnje Die
uns oas t0nlldbs
Srnbiabrs : @emiIie
liefert. ipiro aud
BON tieriihen 6sius
ben beoroht. BON
oeueu Der Spar9els
tdfsr (9rioceri8 Ni'
para9l) Der lh1os
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-05-01

sec. d.3u. &. BIZ S6neten Ton.
nen 6url 4tt'tr.usr 1es e5attenlaHoss mt
Ilitgeloiht IT. Haif rtft aud 8epobUil@em
gaulaii ieraeetaiieu merten. Betn Nus
trsuen BIS ltSteJf9 nulB &oritdlt beoboh'
tfl ueroen. bab Ian eali OUT 4l'an3sn 'odi.
las Gutraut tam IN tnien nur 0urh aus-
iieaeu ousgerctiet ueroen, oa ourh GnUsn-
oung 6emiiter Uuttsl au4 Der NaIen
fei6a3isi unb Table Steuen enifteben NIT
ben.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-05-01

U m. 4. in s., gtinu. 1ilo8 iiber oet
Cue iiuo por3u5lcbfn tno tnllcu nHr 1peUt8
mebr. Scr &du mas abrr nit Gudteutt
NH unb &ortdlt au9geitbft mer0en. t.
mriicH AurAaus Ntdll iett. a0uj; ttf Guii
.c,fru 3utrltt bat. Gnoernidlls tcrntrhi Der
gauge Y,orroib an ben .8ci.nrgen ljn6rn
1tc Nn3ctGen Dor ,%5iluicn. olc btH @}od m
ter Waroniie |uuSlnbreu. 0cmeut III uuae
0lnat pprSuBiebtn, bod i0mmt IN Ctnt set
has 2iuumatertal tbeurfy ku itftcu. Gnltt
ifincn llmnaHocu bari man irodereS 5alier
perprnbrn. nldlt eiHmoi haibtrodencs. 3urh
ben fyeudltipieitsqehnit inR ehen cine IR I d
iGurcqdbruuQ bfrbeiafiubrt rUfrbeu.
&abe5u irodenes 5uticr wNrof bato otrntt
bern.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-05-01

e beiipieaole 3urre
i'm Isbten Sabre
bate nahorlflid5er
ais ir9eno etluas
Die 9totbpenoigteit
betout. Elm SiIU 81
baden. nm fir ooa
8ieb Jntter fir oen
CONNER sum Nor
ntI3 nu,ufhnffp,t
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-05-01
23riefgo(fen oes Sonorat6s.

Nd Qanwr6tr beHaGh@ mmar nbwW t Ghwmhh mampnrd. NMsh b Der Nmb"hb ndGmh mt
dr NIT bm mas or mB nil or Nn gamurbmbn pme cur 5h mtnn b bat CT babel bic irWHMGfg mabt
Wthuet Ger onmmu7 anu mmr mn nbmu daftB.S 6uIa elmer orr anr@tcr bSa n 2G@.
Nmmnr Nfurm nubu nHh mdfdhg NoF: umerab. 0pnsuua". ga SmTe wis
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-05-01

Nrbeitauilpan0 bstpertjtelI;Qt Wer6gu.
g9ie tel Elm Il gu be0rteit9n 1T.
bcn9l in erf. me- ron Der 8eldoI'en.
neit ots Vooen- stbit ob. 3m ouqe.
melnen fonu msa in9en. onB Calb lie.
ies 1slu9en MI bis II 3oQ Furdens
1jeie &ortbeila es1 Art Qel41lign msrs
0tu. 53uuohn 10 hierourd elne Yer.
m%ebrun9 Der q ctrume Der, eiogiUbrt
wa8 oleldbr5su no NIT elmer NlCme5s
rama Der To- N @ilamqnna6g1or5
1T, 0d bic ,3et0 luqsporQduge Va oar
trne uial Qr0E1u B0penmoNeousoshaeu
t0nnen. Gutt re tefe Ggilotetun8
61s No6gus ue 1ebreu mir cber oud.
bic @a0erau9e me- oeiielbeu uno en-.
ieitiern ben Hlenwur5sln jh.a 4u5'
6rriiuna. Z Gitnnlenmurtegu hojar
aus BEN uut.rs sunoe Die Geuht.gtsi.
heroui uno IN ouberJem Die ijd
nod 9erigtuHr e1r Nur5e.u t,.oanber
Gdrae in Que su. g8ir i6aTgu baourf
FIR be QHanssn 9HnIttgere @ahs'
tbums betin9ur3gn uno oamIt bic Ui0a'
ljtfrit fir bahsre Grunge.
Is mare nun naturli6 CANA ia.i6.
cine ieitte 4teItrume ploeltd ugriisisr
su poQsn. man uurts baburh aui en-
nal su uiel %io8snonnten tobten Bobgr
nit Der Gdertrun,s psrmiihen uno bic
Islbs boburd osri6IsAtsrn. RiG NOR
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-05-01
2nderriiber=Sulm

uni'r aunitisen fiji.
matt'1su @erbdlt.
niii'H saoftbsn gu.
derrl5su luf irasno
stnsm saten. %iorefdI.
tis t~ecg5laeten 30.
ben ee nidlt nur
gut o|ra;niert. ion.
bern cu tn Der Ger.
fonhH3 itjn mus,
zine asHa 3fnoe Nten.
&c G,uc uateit ieit;us
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-05-01
@twas iibtr Oas Sitipiliigtu.

e @runoioge Der
ganSen Boosnbears
beltunQ lit betonns
terma Ben b0s SIN.
gen. 3it bjes gut
uu6 S%mgdmoB'g
ou&9eiubrl 10 tou'
men bic ~nbrlaen Nra
belten NIT 9ertnQem
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-05-01

Die siniadits pruttiias JOrm sinss
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-05-01

p - - 4 3 = - -"
&abe5u lrodeuee suffer w!lrof bato otrntt
bern.
&. Z. n Z, 9Fp. lin ibr 6ubnerhou5
non Eduien uno Attlbcn ~ b%eIreteI. attt IS
etn butdjaus Suucrl0jnges Mattel &aten
oe 0ubncr ON irHhen Ntornen DTS G4hncr.
boDe Uerlalien, 10 grbcn Gle zen inncreh
23dnoeu 6rsielben cinPn NtHltrldl pom Gar
hpllneum auenotlus. Ter tbcrrartlge @G
rub olelcs @niirltis lit her ,{nie'leI IN 10
h0bcm Vrnoc 8tiptoer, nab ipt ie htnt9rt
TEN Etclhru III ~ ftufIl y bchan0elteH
tulie. Ter Nniirlh iolie elpa ole itda
Mpnatc q H0rrhoit mtfbrH. gym Ateua
bfaieltfH Cages an wgidcm Der Anltrldl
idt inno. 'unH maa 0tc &uhner mtfDer ~
oeH 5tGn laiien. 2Slrtian III fs be'pn0fIa.
mfnu man Die untetcu StttsH Der 1ttitaH.
cen cbCniale NIT GartulHcum bCtreld5i.
Gb. Attn VI. C6io. Gn.cn i:uo inter
alien ce lijaeloJica ON ie5hifltfn aui1p1'r.
BAN uuh tbyg 6lfr ino in ott 9iegel i,hr gut
etitudlf'. 41eHr oC luuaen gtt,n Elm
gaaI &uten at aclUot5eH RHp. btauben re
nun nud Went8 4ltgr.
Gee. z ain g.. Urls. Sire Eabfrr
iritfu nat ,}brcr geidge;-Ha5 an G7
ieftuocr AulfueUii5Honra. -tc 2seteHa@
iun3 trrgbt Nt 3 rAtiuHtlt1ra Ger tfaaiH
5bJrt. ( stHiel1CH oge 1taae5 nra 2.
taan's mao 2to'5H5ag Dsr 4.Are HHi -.
mctIHful a~biotpuifr- 9ior tuH 2u az o.
8utt filoas Ghlor'aii jn }ealn.ra 2na :
aui. H.ttlf, Die St5llatefl dash tH9
Nf# &ut HHD W4Itt oaH.ii l'a Ag
. d. -E4t...- --A..t.s.aA -LH .LtEa ST.
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lidite it. G8 1T nudgeipleien, OaB Oleier
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-10-12
Would Answer Need
of a Stricken Europe

England and Germany have out
stripped the world In their care OF the
sick. the poor. the disabled" said Rev,
G. O. Brown Of Lawrence. Kan, In his
sermon at Calvary Baptist church Sun
day morning. To-day they are outstrip-
ping the world in their slaughter OF the
able. the strong and the finest manhood
in Europe,
And when this war is over Europe
will be lying PROSTATE and bleeding. It
will need our help 1t will need our spir-
ituaI help. Then IL is that we OF the
time OF need
He approached this subject through
his discussion of the great Christian
work that has been done by the mis-
sionaries all over the world. He began
with the work in Asia, in Africa, and
in many remote parts OF the hentghted
lands.
And now what shall We say OF
Europe?" he added
Rev. Mr.. Brown also pointed to the
missionary movement of the last dozen
or twenty years, saying that 1t was
greater than ever before, and especially
that the colleges were pouring out col
lege men by the thousands to take up
the work in foreign fields. lie men
toned the statesman who had exclaimed
ut is a great sight to see a nation saved
by it's youth"
To-day" he said, we see n nation be-
ing saved by it's youth, but saved spirit
ually by the Young men and women OF
the colleges who are rising and coming
IN the front In tho great work OF Christ. -
Rev. Mr.. Brown is in Omaha attending
the six days convention Of the Baptist
ministers and laymen. The various Bap-
list ministers Sunday morning were dis
trbuted about the Protestant churches
in the city, where they preached ser
mons in place of the regular ministers.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-10-12
Franklin Academx.-

On Friday evening. October g. 1914, at
banquet given by the trustees OF Frank
lin academy, Franklin. Neb.. sixty-five
representative business men of Franklin
were present. The banquet was served by
the women OF the Congregational church
In the church parlors. At the close Of
the banquet the girls glee club Of the
academy gave two selections. and an ad-
dress was given by G. w. Mitchell, the
new principal of the academy on What
Franklin academy has done for Franklin. -
at the conclusion OF which Principal Nit
chell outlined a proposed plan for the
raising Of $4,000 of which Franklin should
give one-half. A full discussion followed
and 1t was unanimously voted to adopt
the plan and to accept the share assigned
to Franklin.
A committee of sixteen was appointed
to carry out the plans.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-10-12
PERU STATE NORMAL.
Glasses Elect Officers for the Year
ThurNdnY Evening.

The various classes elected their presi-
dents last Thursday. The seniors have
Mecena Bloss of Pawnee; the juniors.
f. A. Huston of Geneva. the sophomores.
Elmer Wilson Of Peru and the freshmen,
Ralph Cotton, OF Nemaha.
There will be a vacation during the
time of the State Teachers association
meeting at Omaha. All of Peru's teach
ers and many students will be in attend
ance. Many of the classes are planning
a reunion and a banquet.
The children of the model school are
making presents for the Christmas ship
which will visit all nations OF the war
district at Christmas time.
The Physics department is in receipt
OF contour maps of Nemaha county They
are part Of the National Geological sur
vey.
President D. w. Hayes addressed the
Young Mems Christian association Sun
day on the subject of college Life and
Moral Fiber"
The four normal presidents will meet
in Omaha on October 16 and II to work
out plans for further unification and
classification OF the courses OF study.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-10-12
AFTER HISTORICAL MUSEUM
Secretary Paine to Advocate In
stsllation of One for Omaha.
EXHIBIT GOES TO LINCOLN
Display NJ Court House Rcturned
After 10000 Omnhans witness
Collection which TELLS ITS
tory OF EARLY Nebraska.

Secretary rainc is packing the Nc
hraska Historical society exhibit, shown
on the ground floor rooms ot the court
house during the Ak-Sar-Een festivities
and will move It back u lincoln. Both
he and Curator Gilmore are delighted
with the attention that the exhibit has
attracted hcrc during the last ten DAYS.
Speaking Of this. Mr Paine said
The showing Of the exhibit here has
been a pronounced success. II has en-
ahlcd us to get i'm touch with thousands
OF people who hardly knew that Nebraska
possessed a historical exhibit We have
not kept track Of the number Of visitors
that We have had hut I feel confident
that not less than 1900 persons have
called at the rooms, many OF them spend
ing hours looking over tho collections
want. Museum Here.
The success Of the exhibition here
hears out what I have been contending
for, but have never said much about Il
publicly. am now thoroughly convinced
that the exhibit should I've divided and n
state historical museum installed In
Omaha and maintained by the state. I
shall urge this upon the state Historical
society at the annual meeting and shall
go before the legislature next winter and
urge an appropriation for this purpose.
Tho state collection could he divided and
a museum maintained here without inn
pairing the value OF our collection in the
least.
we have enough material to maintain
the exhibit at Lincoln and install equally
as good an exhibit in Omaha"
children See Exhibit,
with Curator Gilmore OF the Nebraska
museum and Mrs. Minnie u. Knots OF
Lincoln. Of the state Historical society,
saturday was one Of the busiest days
since the installation Of the exhibit. They
were hosts during the forenoon to more
than 1000 school children OF Omaha and
its suburbs. The Youngsters commenced
to swarm to the exhibit early in the morn.
ing and continued to come until the doors
were closed In order to enable the pack.
ers to begin work.
Since coming here the state exhibit has
been enriched with a large number OF
rare articles that had 10 do with terri
torlal days. These articles have beer
loaned and among them IL the Jesse Lowe
carriage. the first vehicle, aside from
ordinary wagons that ever appeared upoI
the strcts of Omaha. IL is the family
carriage built for Mayor Lowe in 1855
the maker being Andrew J. Simpson AT
early pioneer who is still alive and livinI
in Omaha.
Another vehicle with a history is thu
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-10-12
Fremont CoIlrEe Notes.

Mrs. l.. p. Larson has renewed her
study OF piano with Prof. Schavaland at
the college.
President Clemmons left Friday morn
ing for Emerson to attend the Teachers
association.
Tho teachers class made its first ap-
pearance Tuesday morning in the way of
entertainment.
Miss Mary Buttorf OF Pennsylvania, ar
rived in Fremont Tuesday morning She
will make her residence at the home Of
Prof. and Mrs. Phillips.
The college chorus, under the direction
OF Prof. Phillips, is doing some splendid
work and ere long will give some public
demonstrations of what has been accom-
plished.
The violin department furnished some
excellent music for chapel Monday morn
ing Four OF Prof Swihart's students,
assisted by their teacher, rendered two
very difficult selections in a very pleas
ing manner
President and Mrs. Clemmons were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. L. p. Bethards
OF Omaha Tuesday. They attended the
Schumann-Heinck concert in the evening.
Mrs. Clemmons remained in Omaha until
Thursday evening as the guest OF Mrs.
Bethards.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-10-12
EACHY M. C. A. MAN TO TRY
TO SECURE NEW MEMBER

Every member get member is 70
be the slogan In n big membership cam
paigu to be inauEurated 10y the Young
Mems Christian association next Monday,
October r. II will continue throughout
tho week. with committee Of 100
hustlcrs headed nv Frank T., Clark, in
active charge Of the work and all the
members helping out
special membership price Of $40 in
stead " &t3 is offered TO get prospective
members to Join during the campaign
week. Afterward, rally and dinner Will
be held by all members who secure now
ones. both the new and old member being
guests OF tho association. over 1000 mon
arc expected TO attend.
Plans FOR tho campaign will be COM
plcted Thursday evening at a melting OF
tho hustlinG committee. After the first
days canvass Tor new members, the com
mite will meet again at the association
and take supper together.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-10-12
HastinRa CoIIern Note..

Friday Of last week was color day at
Souege' each class and organization wear
ing It's colOrs.
Dean Remp OF the college spoke at the
peace meeting. arranged by the church
Iederation, on last Sunday afternoon,
Principal j. c. Mitchell of the high school
was another of the speakers.
Mrs. John Shaker. president OF the
Womans club OF this city, talked 10 the
students at chapel one day last week on
the suffrage question. Karl S. Albert
OF EliZabethtown. KY, while on his way
70 Denver. stopped for a short visit with
Mrs. LogsdOn.
Two recitsls were given the last week
by the new teachers in the conservatory
OF music, Miss Ruth Fitchett Of the piano
and public school of music department and
Albert S. Hansen OF the violin. These
were given at Blue Hill and Hastings be-
fore good houses.
The October outlook is just off the
press. IL contains a short article in mem
Ory OF Mrs. Jones, our former bible
teacher and on the front page appears a
good likeness of '~r other items OF inter
est are concerned with the opening OF