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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-02-26
Mooerme &1eioermooe.

Gin redtes @ort GIT rebten 3et1
iprad) nnldngit in Ser @eneralDer.
6es gliiabetbenpereins IN
|@aoerborn Ser bodm1te 9err Betb.
|bii4of b. @dbling. Ct beribrte I'M.
ter m6erm in ieiner Mniprade aud
sic Sroge Ser beutigen mobernen
&Iei6ermooe unierer Damentpelt nnf
fiibrte 6a5r a11s:.... IS 6nrf als
aus gernadt gelten, 6aB 6te Sretbeit
i'm Ser &lei6ung Ser petbliden ST.
|gen6 bent5ntage bielfa6 alles @oB
ii%beriteigt. Sic uSdgl. &un6idm1"
fomte iagen: uNo@ nie pobl bobe
|eire Mo6e 10 6a5u geneigt, m1f ser
|straBe sic @innltdfeit 5u erregen,
uno nod ME lei ibr bon Ben 6rauen
10 penig 8ioeritan6 entgegengeiebt
tpor6en, mie iebt." Sc ban6elt iid
beltte ni6t I'M Sic Sborbeiten Ser
|Mao6e = sic 81 befdmpfen, lit itets
mtsiidtslos getpeien = es bonoelt
|iid Inn ibr GerbdltntB CUR Sitt1id=
felt. Sic meroen mir &edt geben,
|penn ib iage, 6aB piele 9dmen beutz
outage gar nidt mebr miiien, mas
|ebrbare &Ieionng lit =; ibnen gilt
MIR. mas Mo6e lit. Mun 1uqt mobl,
|0ieies ODER Scenes pirft indecent o6er
lit geidmadlos, ober 6ie @e5ei6nrng,
Les ift unebrbnr nn6 mug oesbalb als
unerlaubt gelten, permiBt man. @enn
|oas 2aiter int @eman6e ser Sugeno
|erlfeint, 6anm ertpeilt es Ser Sn=
|geno immerbin cine gbre, nno mar
fa11n 6ies crtragen. @enn ober Die
|Sugeno I'M @etpan6e 6eS 2aiterS a1f=
|tritt, Damn entebrt lie ii6 ielbit nno
miro unertr6glid. @enn man Die
Sssugeno aneifert, idombaft 5u iein,
|6ann mrB iie au6 i@ambaft iein
in ser &leioung. Tim Ste 8egierlt@=
felt 6es Sleiides tbtn1idit m1s5u-
|ldalten, bethlehem ii@ fnltipirte SOL
fer. limo mas tbnrt fultiptrte 6ralte1,
|mas pielfo6 a1t@ Die fatboltihe
|6rauentpeIt? = Muh sic 6rar ltro
|oas Md6den 6es 20. Sobrbunoerts
|oiirfen .fein MergerniB geben. Das
LIT cine beilige 8fli@t." gu allen
|Gbrilten un6 @briitimner, melde1t Al=
tiers un6 5tanoes tie audi itno, ipre-
|den 6ie gild0fe:: uSSbr babt cine Wai
|lion gu erfulen, ibr miibt Mpoitel ietn
uno ser beioniiden Site Die DRIFT,
|Iide, ser 5innenluit sic 3uriidbal-
tung, Ser ousgelaiienen 5retbeit Sn'
riidgeaogenbeit e%ntgegenieten nno
oem gpamgelium un6 Ser Stride tolg-
iam iein."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-02-26
Gin @eretnfau.

Das onr6 Sen rel.e,r 3ontarif fer
beigefubrte Sinfen bes 8utterpreiies
1T Elm iatperer Sdlag fir oie 5pe-
fuIanten, pelde I'M Sommer groBe
4nantitaten 8utter fal1ften nnb IN
grtpartung elmer Breisiteigerung in
S@iiblbdtfern unterbraften. sic be-
aoblten I'M Sunni borigen Sobres %
nnb 20 Gents fir Dos 8fun6. SSn
5mifden fin6 groBe Mengen 8utter
aus nnen @elttbeiIen va Mrgentinien,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-02-26
@pn b%ernnnftidet 2e1tten merber

&p1 berninftigen 2e1ten perben
3nblen itets als 8epeiie a1rerfannt;
oaB iie aber sic Brobibitioniiten nidt
i~iber5eugen f0nnen, 5etgt 6ie Sbat-
iade, baB SOS M11dertbum ieinen
s@ampf gegen sic per i0nlide 5reibeit
uro fir grb0b11ng Ser Ste1tern tn.
erttpegt fortiett. @elde 6olgen Sic
Mnnabme zines Hrobibitionsgeietes
fir Sic 8unbesregierung un6 Sic
Staater un6 @ta6te baben mir6e,
6as miro 6ur6 %folgen6e 3uiammen-
itel1ung flar. Sn gra1ereien, 8ren-
nereten, ser @ein= 1tn6 p%ertpanoten
Snouitrten lit Elm 4apital BON elmer
Milliar6e Collars. angele9t. 1us
tpiir6e 6ur6 Nrobibitton enttpertbet
mer6en. Mebr als cine Million bon
@erionen, melde oaraus ibren &C.
bensunterbolt 5ieben un6 2obne in
ether @eiammtbobe bon fiinf3ig @il-
lionen Collars bro Sabr erbalten,
tpiir6en 6n6nr6 bro6los tper6en. Die
8unbesregiernng miir6e einbiiBen:
$163, $50, tpelde in Dem Sisfal-
iabre t9t2-1913 auf gebramte
@pirituofen ge5abIt reip. als Snlam6-
itener $ @ebiibren bon @6n6lern er-
boben tpl1r6en; ferner Sc Mi1ionen
Collar an 8ierite11er uno elf Millto-
mem an 301e1 muf importierte Spi-
ritrtoi fen, 8eine uno 8iere, olio int
@un5en $240,248,7s0. @ednet man
oo3n sic &iaenseinfunfte bon 1873
.St6oten nit mebr aIs 10000 Gin.
>pobmrn az Milionen I'M @a15en)
NIT $4O,472,3t0 nrb bon fleineren
.stt6oten ur6 2on6oiftriften (tnge-
-fdbr SO Minionen 8etpobner) nit 46
MiIionen Donor, 3ufammen $780,.
|472,310, 10 erbdlt man einen &C.
~inmmtmtsfoM bon gimnobmerr IN
&0be bon 1926, 72t, 1000. Diefe garae
|Sum1ne miiiBte bur9 on6ere Ste1.ern
n1fgebraH ner6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-02-26
R216B II
6fitf 9 biz H..

terfraften berrfdt, un6 ieber @inter
iiebt Die @robitdbte nit @rbeitsloien
mberfiQt. sSSn allen groberen SSnoa1.
ltrieltaoten oes 0itens tann man Dor
Den groben 6abrifanlagen ieben Mor-
gen cine nab 9a1n6erten 5dblen6e
Menge M~rbeitsloier beobadten, oie,
idledt genabrt un6 idledt gefIeioet,
6anfbar iino, mem ite r11r fir elm
paar Stunoen Mrbeit befommen. SSr
Seem Sort alein iollen ber5eit ont bic
100000 Manner unb Grm1en a11ber
@rbeit fem. go lit es aber ni@t m1r
oiefes Sobr, ooer in gei@dftli@ flm1en
Sabren, ion6ern mebr ooer meniger
je6es Sabr, uno oaB es 10 lit, 6as lit
ein idperer un6 beiddmen6er 8or-
tuurf fir Dos reidite uno fortidritt-
lidlte 9an6 un6 Die groBte 6emofra-
tii6e &epubltf Ser 8elt.
@ean bat in BEN lebten Sabren bier
un6 % %angefangen bur9 sic ginrid-
tuug itoatlider Observation-Disclosures
itellen Dem Mrbeiter 6as Marften, TO-
5uiagen, ieiner Mrbeitsfraft gu er.
leidtern, aber man bat nod nirgen6s
redten @rfolg gebabt, 5umeiit mobl,
neil es an Dem r10tbigen peritGnoniB-
boIler un1 meit nusfhm1en6en 52u.
immenarbetten feblt. Sober Stot
arbeitet o1f eigene 5auit, auein fir
ii6 un6 %unabbdngig BON Sen on6eren
uno feiner meiB 10 re@t, tpie Die &r-
beitslage in o1r6eren lit; feiner arbei-
tet redt5eitig nit Dem ar6eren 51-
iammen fir sic 3ufunft. grfolg lit
bier aber MIR bon 5ielbepuBten 3u-
iammenarbeiten 5n ertparten, be5m.
BON ser Mrbeit elmer @entraIbeb0r6e,
Ole Sic MISUNDERSTANDING bes gon3e1
2on6es un6 aaer Sn6uitrien in's
Muge faBt nn6 fi9 Elm genores Bib
BON Ser Gage 6es Mrbettsmarftes
iiberam int 2anoe beri@afft. Denn
MIR elmer iol6en 8ebor6e miro es
m0glid fem, fraftig fir 6en n6tbige1r
Musgletd 5u forgen = bier elmer Mn=
baufung BON iiberidliiiitgen Mrbeits-
fraiften por5ubeugen, BORT einen @at-
gel gu berbiiten un6 6nra @eronlai-
flung bon Motbitan6nbeiten Mbilfe
gu i@offen, mo %6ringen6 Motb
berri9t.
Mit Sreuben gu begriiBen lit 6es.
balb Ser &eidluB Ser 8tn6esfom,
miiiion fir in6uitrielle 8e5iebungen,
Elm Observation-Disclosures gu
idaffen, 6as als cine @entralitele,
eoer cine Mrt Clearing &oufe,~ Fit
alle offentIid)en nnb pripaten Mrbeits.
nodmeisiteffen 6es gan8en 9an6es gu
6iene11, mnpertpan6t Ben M%rbeitsmarft
iibera4 I'M 2onoe gu beobodten nn6
Defenders Sic saiionarbeit 5u beauf-
ii@tigen un6 5u lenfen Bette. @enrt
irgen6mo 10 lit gera6e bier cine 8un-
6%esbeb0r6e am Blabe. 9ur9 sic
Sdaffung elmer ioIden @eb6r6e miro
mon mebr fir Sic Mrbett tbun, als
Big iett 6ur9 ale uarbetterfreun6.
lt@e" @eietgebung getbam tpurbe.
1n6 mos Ser Mrbeit 6ient, 6os 6ient
oem Stoat nr6 anen ietnen 8iirgern.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-02-26
Mu8emetner 8ea@tnm8
mertb.

@odpp'lter @iibof Simotbel1s Gor>
bett bon Groofiton bot unlangit einen
Sirtenbrief an ieine Ei05eianen iiber
u@erei1e" erlalien, ser augemeine
8eaftung peroient. Sim @9luiie 6es>
ielben fommt ser Sberbirte au9 auf
Die 3. 80. 6. q. gu ipreben, uno
mod)ten MIR feline Nusfiibrungen un=
ieren 2eiern inn Nabiteben6en mort
Iid) unterbreiten: Die 3. 80. s. 81.
lit eine protel tantiide Organization
in mel6er aatboliten cine MIR be-
i6rdnfte Mitglieoidoft 5ugeitanben
miro. &atbolifen baben in Ser Ser
maltung bes Berbanbes ntdts mit5u-
reben, nn6 fonrben audi nidt in ben
gemablt mer6en. Sic mer=
Sen mur geonl6et, aber ibr @elo miro
bereitmiaig angenommen. Sic 9. sc.
6. st.. lit eine a11sgeiproden prote-
itantii6e ginridtung nit bem gebei=
men 3med Ser Erolelptenma6eret.
SIZE mn6 90 tritt ibr antifatbolii6er
geiit outage in Sen in ibren 2ocalen
11n6 nnter ibrer Megi6e gebaltenen
&ortrdgen, Die trtefen bon 5@mG-
ba1ngen nno 9iigen. @atbolii6e jun
&c Mdnner iollen ii9 6arum lm for
perlider Gortbeile, elmer Steuung
ooer INN geieqihaftlider &udiidten
nidt narren laiien 6ur6 eine
Organization. @atboliten
beiiben bas foitbore grbe bes @lau-
bens bon nabe5u 5man5ig Sabrba1n-
oerten. Sic geboren Ser groBartig-
item Organization an, tpel9e bte @elt
gei6aut bat. @s io1te oarum
peit nnter Ser @iir6e >etnes &atbo-
lifen fem, Ser TRADITION ieiner &irde
uneingeoenf gu mer6en, bas foitbare
&leitto6 oes glm1bens 5u mtBa9ten,
6as feline 8orfabren inmitten Ser pii-
tben6it ten ge rfolgungen ion6er 8an-
fen NIT ibrem 8lute bertbeiotgten,
ur6 aues gbrgefub1 nit 5itben 5u
treten, tn6em er Elm Mitglie6 5tpeiter
in iener Organization miro, Sic
ii9 9. SC. 6. 81. nennt.
&ein iunger Mam nit larterem
fatboliidem 8lute in ieinen A6ern
miro lid ser Sdmad untermerfen,
etn inferiores, Elm undergraduates
Mitglie6 elmer Organization GIT tper=
SEN. 9fe Stride fam nit oem SIR
tbum nidt paftiren. Ser @atboli5ts=
mus mltB intolerant fem, mie Sic
@abrbeit i%ntolerant lit. Mls Trdge=
rim Der 8oti6aft @ottes an bte
Menidbeit fann it@ Sic Stride 6en
medieln6en Mo6en meni9Ii6en Den=
fens nidt anbequemen, Inn elmer nn=
beItdn6igen un6 per6erbten @elt 5u
gefaden. SIR Muftrog tit es, ben Srr=
tbum GIT bert@tigen, Ser Ser 2ebre
Gbriiti mioeritrettet. Mogen ii9 So
rum fatbolii@e iunge Mdnner fort
an nidt mebr elmer Organization or-
idlteBen, Sic Tie nod un6 nod ibres
@laubens, TIRES e6eliten driitIiden
grbgutes, bera11ben miro. go meit
mir befannt lit, nar6 nod fein @otbo-
lit auf 6ie 9m1er Elm MitgIieo ser
9. sc. 6. 81, obne la11parm. 5n mer-
Sen in ieinem @la11ben un6 idlieBIi6
10 tief GIT itnfen, baB er aus Ser eine1r
ur6 mabren Stride ieiner 8dter aus
&atbolifen, tpeIde oieier iecti=
Organization beitreten, Der
fal1en alsbalo bem Srrtbum, 6oB cine
10 gut lei pie sic an6ere,
ltn6 6aB Sic 9. 90. 6. 81. sic Bette
lei bon allen.
(S$A>
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-02-26

fanntli6 Der @eudelei maize berpan6t,
un6 % lit es nun natiirlt4, oaB Tie
in Der &iiitfmmer Der Mntiialoonliga
an eriter 5teGe itebt. 8er iemals
einen @an6erpre6iger Ser 2iga bat
re6en boren, Ger meiB, mie oieie 2eute
eS b%eriteben, ibren 6reiiten 8ebaup-
tungen 6ur@ geididt manipulterte
|3oblen einen betpeisfrdftigen Mnitrid
gu geben, 6as nrtbeil ibrer getpobn=
li@ ni6t ubermaBig intelligenten 3u-
borer 5m berpirren un6 iie fir tire
fauIe Sade gu begeiitern. @enau 10
lit oas an anoererS teae f9on ertpabn=
te Sabrbu6 Ser Mntiialoonliga fir
6as Sabr 1914 gebalten. Sc miro
90 unter anoerem beriu6t 6en 8ab=
lenmaBigen Madtpeis 5u erbringen,
oaB oie 8ep0lterung Der 8robibi=
tio~nsitoaten idneuer md6it als Sic
ser anoeren Staaten. Mls 8eiipiel
perben &anias nno Oflaboma
berausgegriffen. 0flaboma lit
elmer Ser iiingiten @taaten ser
Union. @eite @ebiete oieies Stoa=
tes tpl1roen erit in Sen leb=
ten Sabren fir sic 8eiie6elung fret
gegeber, mas ielbitperitdn6li9 einen
1tarfen Bu5nq bon 9eim1t4tten1udern
our Solge gebabt bot. Gie 3unabme
Ser 9ep0lferung bes @taates &an=
jas entbebrt 6urda11s ser Merfmale
0es ungepobnliden; I'M @egentbem,
les giebt cine ga15e &eibe i%ogenannter
naifer Staaten, in mel@en bie Be
%b0lferung biel idneaer gepa9ien lit
|als in &anias.
ltn6 Damn iino 90 auBer 0flaboma
ltn6 &anius ia aud nod anoere 8ro=
bibittoqsitaaten. Ga lit betiptelsmet=
ie Mdine, Der dltelte Der Prohibitions
%itaaten uno 10 5iemli4 Der rudfiftdn=
|6fgfte Stnafe Ser gan5en Union. Dn-
bon i9meigt 6os Sabrbu9 Ser Mnti=
ialoonIiga rratiirlid. Die @erfaifer
iino AUDI fIug geu11g %gepefen, fi@
ni6t auf Georgia, Mor6carolina un6
arr6ere iii6lide observation-disclosures 5u
berufen, 6enn iie tpiifen gang gut,
6aB iid bamit fir lire 8etpeisfiib=
rung ntdts anfange1 ldBt. Mu9 SEN
|Staat Soma baben iie itd geItattet at
iiberieben, fir Sen sic 8dblnng bonn
Sabre 1910 etnen itarfen &udgang
ser 8eb0lferung ergeben bot. Mud
Soma lit geieblid Hrobibitionsitoat,
MIR bat man BORT 6as einidIdgige Sc
iet nit ser 8ett in @ergeiienbeit gera=
tben laiien. @ber elmer Ser bermuda
ertiten @taaten Ser 1nion tft Soma
geblieben, uno na9 o%ugemetnem Gu-
fiirboIten lit SOS ser @run6, mesbalb
Ser Stoat trot ietner reiden Silfs=
qltellen NIT feiner @ntpiGelu1g ntdt
portpdrts fomrmt. 11no Damn lit 90
nod Elm Nrtnft, Ser aQetn idon Sic
bon ser Mntiioloonltga berindte Sc
meisfiibrung bollen6s uber Sen Sat-
fen mirft. SfIaboma nn6 &anias
iin6 atpar geietlih Prohibitions itaa=
ten, ober trodene Staaten lino Tie
nidt. Die @irtbi6aften bot man
perbannt, aber oafiir bat man cine
ltn5abI gebeimer &netpen eingetm1idt,
11r6 &enner Ser @erbdltniIie bebaup-
ten, in bei6en Staaten gebe es mebr
l1nmGBigfeiten a1s in ienen @taaten,
sic SEN @irtbidatsbetrieb geitatten.
Die MdBigtett 1T es alfo ie6enfals
nidt, Ser 6ieie Staaten etmas 5u ber-
6nnfen baben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-02-26
eage n,,o d

gu Sen bepor5r1gten @ampfmitteln
Ser 6einoe ser perionliden Sretbeh
sic 9uge. She 2ige TT be-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-02-26

tiert limo. Mun bat iebo6 @run0 gu
glanbeu, baB ser Mebrbeit Ser 6ar=
n1er Die nnterltiibung Ser 8nnoesre=
qierunq miufommen iein miro.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-08
By JAMES BARNES.

= rf-w.l.N BE- bong written 50
IL ~v.rr rrj actual events are
.. ,pRu.l u mystery that II
.,ou. wears ago, and not only
afN short v""Ns. that the it'll" Rel
Een '1qu 1t l.pryun became the most
ta'ked ~ Spot 90 the face ot the earth.
Unknown tu many tins country has had
an interest n the once beautiful little
city for the last half century. For here
IN this sea- W learning exists the Amer
can college. to which students have
nockcd from an parts ~ the United
states.
only a wear and n half ago ! had gone
down from Brussels IN company with a
young American student. ! saw Lou
vain as IL was then. as Il had been for
over Elk hundred years, as IL will never
he arnin. And u was sunday, the
18Th ot September of this year OF
disgrace. l9l4, that sat in the little
front parior Of the house of Mgr
Dpr,olge. president OF the Superior In
sttu'e OF Philosophy OF the University
~ LouvAin. seated at the table were
Prof Leon Ncrlsst and Prof. Alfred
Ner.ncx. acting Burgomaster az Lou
vain and 10y the irony of circumstances
also professor II international law in
'h's the second oldest university IN
Europe
The gags IN the windows shook vio-
entity from tho conclusion Of the dis
charge of cannon. for it was the fourth
day of the haiti" that had been raging
10 Nm, north around AersChot. and tho
guns were only three miles away.
German dmbulances filled with
wounded were passing through the mar
row paved passage and depositing their
ghsstiy loads in the little court yard al
no corner OF the house. As soon as
'h'y were uuloaded they departed for
n h"d ~ battl" again. \ heavy. two
wheeled. -pringlsss cart rilmbled by. II
Nas Hlrl with Relgians in their muddy
h,ue uniforms. wounded prisoners Of
va Leading tho aged horse attached
70 thN cart was q Belgian priest, hat
'oga with .akod mud on his long black
iror't whore hc had been l,neeling. per
hsps pronounclnE ahsoution or giving
frst t'd 90 his Couutrymer.
T-lsv wero used 70 these things AZ
1ouvain Thu Rurgomastcr who was
taking, interrupted hts narrative with
glance over his shoulder.
'Noro." Il" said. "That cart IL all We
have with which 10 bring IN our own
mon Tho q rmaus say they have not
ambulance, enough FOR thci" own
people"
Y w1s quite unbelievable. l had Just
boon 'hrossh the halls Of the uniNcr-
'''y 'hi WAS turned into great hos
n'7l u SKIS au1 forms were piled,
no.'or sh"Irr. tn the yard, and in the
chapel lecture aud recitation rooms
"er" cots and mattresses on the floor
Zach had IT, occupant poor, manned
shattered hsur -, stll wearing for the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-08
JAMES BARNES TELLS THE
REAL STORY OF LOUVAlN
Author and Editor International Reputation Reports What Was Told
at First Hand and What He Saw Shell Pierced Belgian
City in September. Story Of First Shot

lanes Barnes. author and
EDITOR has been associated with
"Scubner's Magazine" and "Hsr-
pcrS Weekly and has been con-
nc,ted m literary capacity with
D Appleton & Go, and Harper q
Bro he .crytd &C. 4 war CORE
spo7dca. IN Seuth Africa in the
Beer ws- he Us the author of
many books. iroiu6irg historical
work, and G,us9. Mr.. B7sueS
was born ~ Annapolis. Md. is the
son of an oficcs Of the United
States Ma" and was graduated
from, Princeton IN the class OF
1891.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-08

Continued on Second Pdoe'
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-09

VINO confessed TO killing 1 man ana
injuring others in attempt to rob
pay car.
ST. Louis.-FaiIure of John E.
Franklin, expires. Bankers Trust Co.,
announced. 95 small banks in South
west hold million Of hi scollateral.
Racine, Wis.-5 houses under quar-
antine for smallpox and 6 patients at
isolation hospital.
Superior, Wis.-2o injured when
Billings Park street car left tracks
and slid down embankment.
IndianapoIis.-coI. Roosevelt de-
nounced as lone of muck-rakers of
constitution, in speech delivered by
Rome G.. Brown, Minneapolis.
Washington-Senate repealed IL
cense tax of 500 mile per year on
railroads of Alaska.
observation-disclosures, Theresa Cook,
81, threw kettle of boiling water over
Mrs. C. KiIbea, who will die.
Kansas City.-Joseph SiegeI, Chi
cago, sentenced to 2 years in pen for
repeating" in special election.
Salt Lake City, Utah.-Jes. Hill
StrOm, DeJCor Known as Joe I'LL, poet
and !. w. W., sentenced to be electro
cuted Sept 4 for murder of John G..
Morrison and his son, J. Airing Nor
rison.
Macon, Cav. j. MoseIy, elected
member of county Democratic execu-.
tive committee in primary, has been
dead ten years.
Honaker, Va.-Man-hunt for Dr..
]. W. Worth, charged with having
kidnapped girl and taken her to
mountain fastness.
Joliet, III.-Jos. Grimwood, farmer,
died from wounds of rusty ice pick
with which burglar defended himself
in duel.
Rome.-Pope Plus issued decree
prohibiting priests from joining labor
fhndA h0dfac
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-09

taken from Sheep IS transforming
Jules Schroeder, 4, a dwarf, into nat
ural proportions.
Cornwall, N. Wharton Quacken-
bush, z, lost teeth when she bit
torpedo. Thought it was candy.
EdWardsVilIe, III.-Because juror
was offered glass of beer by railroad
attorney public administrator moved
for new trial in $4,000 damage suit
against railroad won by Big Four.
New York.-After making big haul
at public playground opening, pick
pockets threw empty pocketbooks
into Mayor Mitchell's auto.
Dallas, Tex.-M. CaVi, Greek, rob-
bed and murdered in hotel room.
IndianapoIis.-Mrs. ArabeIIa St.
John, ga, poisoned pet canary, then
suicided.
Paris.-chambe of deputies adopt
ed committee report favoring appro-
priation for official representation at
Panama Exposition.
Fond du Lac, Wis.-Louis Sontag,
Sheboygan, sec'y Wisconsin Master
Plumbers Assn, arrested in connec-
ton with antitrust prosecutions
brought against alleged plumbers
trust.
Fort Smith, Ark.-Nearly 1000
firemen and engineers in employ of
Iron Mountain system, voted to join
$4,000 other engineers employed on
SO roads west of Mississippi in pro-
posed strike.
St. Joseph, Mo.-Mrs. E. NJ. Platt
urged before Missouri code commits
sion that couples be required to have
at least 5000 before marrying.
Dayton, O.-Int'l Motion Picture
Assn expected to consolidate with
Motion Picture Exhibitors League of
America.
DaImuir, Scotland. - Suffragets
roughly treated by hoodlums when
11yoy,oan hookIod thar m ioctioc uJho
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Take the school children to LANCE,
the eye man, Friday afternoon and
evening, Nov. 20. The mar who
made optical display at state fair.
Here every eight weeks.
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MIR and Mrs Jos. Struif and chill
dren. of Howell. spent Friday at the
J. j. Struif home in this city and
departed that evening ~ a visit to
relatives at West Point, Nebr.
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A number of Millerites autoed to
Rec Heights FRIDAY evening and at
tended the New England supper
given by the ladies of the Congrega-
tionsl church.
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Miss Elizebeth Halloween spent
the week end at her home in this
city. She made the trip by auto
from Ipswich, returning Sunday.
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Young ladies DESTROYS Of taking
up nursing as a profession, apply to
Superintendent of Nurses, st. Luke's
Hospital, Aberdeen, S. d, 49t2
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The town of Ollham in Kingsbury
county is reported DESTROYED by
fire on Monday. The entire bust
ness district was wiped out.
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Mrs w. H. Carr and children
spent Sunday in Rec Heights at the
home of her parents, Rev. and Mrs
+ ?. SWartOut.
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Mr. and Mrs N. G. Lowell spent
Sunday in Highmore as guests of
their daughter, Mrs H. p. Hem.
mlngson and family.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1914-11-12

COMING: LANCE, the well known
eye man, Of Rapid City, at Hotel in
Miller, Friday afternoon and even
ing, Nov. 20.-Adv.
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Save Your Hogs

Try DIR. Nolan's New Discovery
Hog Re. NEEDY. A sure preventive
for the so-called hog cholera. For
sale by G, 1, Starr, Miller, S. D. AZ
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1914-11-12

Miss Margaret Duthie went to
Pierre Saturday, where she is en-
ployed as a member of the state ex-
aiming board.
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Miss Ethel Swartout, principal of
the high school, visited over Sunday
at the home of her parents in Rec
HEIGHTS.
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We will buy hogs on Friday of
each week at the stock yards in
Miller. Will pay highest market
price. Wvland & COrcoran. 40
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Miss Louise Wangsness returned
Saturday from Virgil, S. D, where
she visited her sister, Miss Inger
W~angSness.
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High grade Instruction is the
watchword at the Sioux Falls Bust
ness College, Sioux Falls, S. D.--Adv
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The Catholic cemetery northeast
of this city, has been recently err
closed with a woven wire steel fence.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1914-11-12

Mrs J. II. Kearton visited several
days last week in HighmCre with
Rev. and Mrs A. +. Hooking,
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Miss Pearl Heltibridle spent the
week end at Mitchell as the guest of
former school friends.
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d c. Bond, Oph. D, will be at
Hotel, Miller, Dec. 8. Glasses made
that fit.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1914-11-12

Woven wire steel fencing for sale
at Botsford Lumber Yards. Sam
Piles on hand.-Adv.
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Oan'l Healey spent Sunday in
Aberdeen at the home of his brother
VIM. Healy and family.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1914-11-12

Atty Lewis Shuster, of Mitchell,
spent Friday in Miller looking after
business interests.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1914-11-12

Reduction Sale. 20 per cent dis
count on granite ware. Scofields.
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When YOU buy jewelry buy it at a
jewelry store. Lud.
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w. S. Vau Horn. Of Huron, spent
Sunday visiting Miller friends.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1914-11-12

The Sweetman Orchestra played
for a dance at Miranda Friday even
ing.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1914-11-12

II. G. Costain, the Huron piano
dealer, was transacting business in
Miller Saturday.