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Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-11-24
BOOMING POGUE o
M A

Urbana. ILL.,, Nov. 24.-Harold
Pogue's chances for an all-American
berth Is the principal topic in the
happy Illini camp. Saturday the
great Pogue, when he twice made
long runs for touchdowns through
Wisconsin, maintained his remarkable
record of having scored on every team
he ever met. This is not only for his
two years of varsity playing but also
for his class and high school COMPETE
ton.
Prospect of an Illinois game in the
east practically vanished yesterday.
Yale will give an nswe today, but
the Illini do not think that the game
would make money for the Belgians
in view of Yale's crushing defeat.
The Illini came out Saturday in
great shape. The annual football din
ner and election of a captain is de-
ferred this week because several play
ers are absent on engineering trips.
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-11-24
around the dance hall without at
tracing more attention than usual

S4AC oooCbAs
I had another fit wen jennie, Hogen
got his legs tangled across. a shanda-
leer vile trying to make one uf them
fancy kicks. Two men had had. to
hold him UP sos he woodent break
away from the shandaleer and leve
sum uf of his belongings there. 1t
was fifteen minites before they got his
legs UNFINISHED sos they cude get him
down.
I had an awful time at the eats.
The dame at my left dident use the
same tools for the same thing that
the geek acrost the table did and SO
I plunged in alone without nothing
to glide me-. Well between keeping
up a jabber and trying to keep from
using the mi fork or spoon I sweted
of enuf to make hat old suite COM
fortuble and wen it come down to the
desert I was left with nuthing but a
big spoon wot / had used for soop
and a fork with the prongs sawed off.
I don't no how I got through that de-
sert but I did.
So after this wensI get eny of these
comb us bids III give them the nix
and say me for a baseball game every
time.
II. M. A. Krah-
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-11-24
HERES a TEAM OF VETS.


Although but rs OF the $50 ball
players who figured in the American
and National league races of 1902, the
last year Of the American league ase-
ball war, still remain in the big arena,
a team composed OF these veterans,
all of whom have been in the game
for upward of fourteen seasons, would
any that might be selected today. All
Of these players are far above the
average In intelligence. which ac-
counts for their remaining in the
game so long, are excellent f1elders,
great batsmen. and. with n or Two
exceptions. grand base runners. This
all star veteran team would line up
as follows:
Matthewson, Plank and Hess.
pitchers.
Bresnahan and Doom. catchers.
Lajoie. first base.
Evers, second base.
Wagner. shortstop.
Wallace. third base.
Callahan. left field:
Leach, center field.
Crawford, right field.
The manager for this team could
be selected from among John Nc
Graw, Fielder Jones: Clark Griffith,
Frank Chance, Hush Jennings. Will
bur. Robinson and@s""Whoa Bill" Phil
lips. as all Of these former stars were.
in the game in 1908. Grifnth ana Nc
Graw being pilots1as now.
Old lady. looking over art student
copying at South Kensington from the
old masters: ~.
Now, that's uncommon bright. and
pretty; amt 1t, John? Something like
a picture. I calls that. tps !
Old Gentleman4Yes, my dear: I
wonder. ruminatfve1y, what they're
soing 70 d. with the old onss1
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-11-24
mi
TONIGHT

The Grand Forks skating and curl
ing Kinks will be opened tonight. Of
fcials in charge declare that the ice
is in excellent condition. and they
expect a good crowd for the opening.
A meeting of the Caledonian Curl
ing club will be held some time dur
ing the week. when the thirteen skips,
appointed last week. will chose the
members for their Kinks. The men
probably will draw lots for their
choice of players.
AS soon as the Kinks have been de-
termined, a schedule will be arranged.
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-11-24
IOWA MAY LOSE HAWLEY.
Dartmouth May Call its Former Star
to Coach 1915 Eleven.

Iowa City, Ia. Nov. 24.-That .Ies-
sc b. Hawley. coach of the Iowa elev-
en-, may be called to his alma mater,
Dartmouth, as coach. in 1916, was
the announcement hat electrified the
Iowa university's students. at a mass
meeting before Saturdays Iowa-Ne-
braska game.
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-11-24
SCHOOL BOY
VICTIM

Russellville, Ark. Nov. 24.-Thom-
as Mcclure, aged 10. quarterback on
the Ruseellville high school football
team, died yesterday as the result of
an injury received in a game with
Little Rock high school a week ago
Saturday. The boys nose was broken
and lockjaw developed.
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-11-24
Evening Hash
BY Ben

Burmeister tt Pulford.
This league is mine." said Prexy
Jawn.
"Ill do what I think best.
So Pulford you must get right out,
And give US all q rest"
"You go to seed, you great big stiff,'
Said Pulford unto Jawn.
You're just a Prexy, not a Car
So stop this line Of jaW'n."
So on it goes and on it goes;
They both refuse to stop.
But some bright day a great big bloke
Will give each ma an flop.
For our part. we don't care whether
or not all the store close Christmas
eve. Our shopping can be done in
two minutes any afternoon.
Why Should We:
We don't care If this rhyme is mixed,
Or il the grammar's punk.
We don't care what may happen now
To this here line Of junk.
For if the things all wrong, you see,
Or If it has no think. ~:
Well kick right in and blame it on
The linotype gazink.
We've noticed that that's the way
some .colyum filters apologize for their
Walter Camp said Yale's lateral
would be useful and q dangerous
thing. 1t proved about as useful as a
.22 bullet in a Howitzer.
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-11-24

'"Thank you," said the poor relation.
but wouldn't tomorrow night do just
as well?"
Eyes, certainly. But where are you
dining tonight?" asked the mandarin
curiously.
"At your house. You see, your es-
timable wife was goodd enough to give
me tonieht's invitation"
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-11-24
Krab at the Comus Party.

AS~ ~ SN~ O0
Friend Filbert-I had a bid to this
hear comb. us gym exabishun the
uther mite an dso help me II l dident
went. Believe me old u wen I say
I'm often that stuff for the rest of my
breething act. I had q h%elufallutin
time but she wasent from no joy angle
I'm hear to Whisper. They had me en-
cased in one uf them there p m suits
and one uf them there shirts with the
had to wisk the pennants uf the oat
out uf the way and the old shirt front
shuved me by the chin till I was look
ing at the ceiling decorations. But
the worstest part was the feet. They
got five toes a bunyon and three
corns housed In n uf them little
undergrown boots with a bow tie
across 1t. And gluvs. Would you be-
leve 1t nut they had my two .pretzel
and cheese glonmers covered by sum
wife gluvs o I woodent get eny spots
on the danes powdery wife backs be-
tween the two strips they used for
wastes but I sure got an awful mob
uf spots on my constance becos uf
the line uf talk I let loose wen my
bunyun bumped into q m or wen
my fingers wanted to get out and take
north Dakota knowed wot I was a
thinking that mite they wood take me
out sum brite morning and push my
back agenst a drab wall and then let
a gang bounce a few bullets UP agenst
my frame.
But at that I came neer makeing up
for 1t all wen I set down and watched
the shirt front and swish parade do
sum ut them. there new tangled make
q fuss over me hug stunts and kick
exercises. There was a fox trot but II
1t wasent more like a wiggle prose-
shun uf a gang uf non cumpus jim
town nuts marchin a head uf there
keeper Ill let you pay my cole bill all
winter. I LATED SO hard that I had
to get out uf the room SOS q bell hop
cude reeconnect my BRAIDED pants to
the s~uspenders o Il Gcude move.
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-11-24
LAUGH WITH US.

One day a Chinese poor man me
the head OF, his family in the street. /,
Come and dine with us tonight
the mandarin said graciously.
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-11-24
OFALL
W. GAMES

The First National Bank won three
straight from the Robertson Lumber
Company in the City league last
night. The score.
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-11-24
ST. THOMAS QUINT
LOSES FIRST GAME

st. Thomas. N. D., Nov. 24.-In the
first game of the season. the st.
homas high school basketball team
was defeated by the "Howitzers," an
aggregation of local stars. The score
was 3s to 80. The game was one of
the most interesting seen here. d..
Grandson proved the big point getter
for the highs. The "Howitzers" were
all stars. The line inc summary fol-
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-11-24
sTRoMBERG ELECTED CAPTAIN.
Northwestern Center to Lead Foot
ball Eleven Next Fall.

Chicago. Nov. 24.-Austin Strom-
berg, cente on the Northwestern uni
versity football team, was chosen
captain of the team for next year,
succeeding Hightower. quarterback.
Marquardt, Iddings and Bartz are the
regulars who, in addition to Hightow-
er, will be lost to the team next year
by graduation.
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-11-24

Straightalvay League.
The Lion Drug won three from the
Strikers in the Brooks Straightaway
league. The score:
Lion DRUG
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-11-24
HOMitzers.

Summary: Field goals, f. Grand
son, s; c. O'Connor, 4; L.. Armstrong,
g. A. Armstrong, s; ~Childerhose, 2;
Johnson, 2; goals from free throws,
high school 6, HoWitzers 2.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1914-08-04
FOUND AUSTRIA WARiIKE.
ticsHa fLls of Oldiers and the ~ o.
i,5e Angry With Scryia.

Arthur Jones, of Detroit, who has
just returned from a business trip to
Vienna. found great resentment
against the Servians on cou OF the
murder Of the Archduke FERDINAND
and his wife.
II reached Nienna just after the Iu-
neral said Ny. Jones at the Woisr-t
yesterday. '1fc feeling of wtlaa I
s's evidences seemed to arise many
lat "f Stn pathv for their oroh.n
children
There 6 ered to be no doubt in
inc nltEGS OF the intelligent me1
mot th::; the kliilng of the ArchIrte
and his wife was a political crime, the
result Of a political plot in Servia- |
remember saying to one very schol-
aTiE man hat the murder reminded
me somewhat Of the assassination ot
Presidents Garfield and Mckinley.
which, in this Ountry we had look
ed upon as the acts Of insane men.
That theory my friend refused to ac-
cept- He said ii was a murder plot
ted long beforehand in Servia. and
really there did not seem to be two
opinions or hat subject.
| heard some talk of war, but -
tar as | could gather there was gen
erai hope that war might be averted.
You must understand. however. that
people over there are ayerSe in discus
80 4etctfoffS Ala -
ton They do not speak. their minds
as they do in England. and as wa
do here. l gathered the impression
fhat there was a feeling Of fear lest
an expression Of opinion or the pos
Sibiilty OF war might in some way
work against them.
Austria certainly impressed me "A
being on a war basis. have never
seen so many soldiers in a time Of
peace as there were in Vienna and
other cities in Austria 1t would seem
as II every third man l met was "A
soldier IN uniform carrying his arm,
4 had heard before going TO Vienna
that the people were very poor. But
l saw nothlng to indicate it The
cafes were always filled. and oftcn-
times | had to wait for a table.
The cost of living in Vienna SEEM
"a nearly as high as here. but every
oody appeared to have plenty OF mon
ey. and 10 be gay and ~li.hthea.ted.
VI course there is great complaint
aoout taxes They put a duty on
almost everything they can think Of
"hen YOU get your bill in the cafe
the nrSt Item is the government tax
OF two heller 1t takes a hundred hel-
Ter TO make 20 cents. but a tax is a
TAX = York Times.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1914-08-04

many years ago the Covernment
levied a tax upon windows, Every
body thinks today that ii was A very
foolish thing to tax windews-to Tax
light out OF the peoples houses
wish to ask you what more sense thera
is in taxing the roof on the top II
the walls than in taxing the windows
Taxing Homes Wrong.
And yet YOU people 60 IN taxing
walls and roofs and doors. In Nv
Zealand we tax dogs and Chinameu-
tlaughterb-as we don't want -.
many Of them about, Is that the rpa-
son you tax houses in this country
Is il the case that YOU don't want too
many houses about, and that you in
crease the tax the better the hou@a
the man builds You are afraid
man gets too extravagant and lives
in too fine a house. and you increase
the penalty according to the value he
spends upon his house. l om sorry l..
say hat in my own city Of Auckland
we are foolish enough 70 continue the
old system. and I am not unduty
bia m you. but / have tried IL show
you the folly of il. and although thera
are still forces strong enough to resist
l hope before long We shall get that
done away with. Tax q place that -
capable Of growing potatoes and the
potatoes will DC grown. tax a place
tnat VIII grow Wneat ana IL Viii en
courage the growing of wheat: tax A
place where houses can be erected and
houses will a V the chance OF being
erected" The reason why We had 4
housing problem was that We had Z,
difficulty in getting a place to put our
houses, and If we applied a little les,-
innate pressure by taxation we would
get a chance to build houses. IL was
a disgrace to the twentieth century
cfviiiSatiOn the conditions under which
some people were living. and that dis
grace was caused by the law which al
lowed these land alueS to be collected
by individuals instead of by the com
munity which created them. Until
you deal with that great undamenta
| monOpOly-that great undarneuta
WrOng-yOu are going to have very
serious trouble and unrest in the la =
bOur world: indeed, | believe our west
ern c~ivilisatiOn is approaching "A crisis
in its history. and if his matter is not
tackled our civilisation will go down.
as the civilizations of Greece and
Rome went down. and from the same
ca - monopoly of that which is
essential to human life. We are ali
children of the Father. and we should
come into the world with equal rights
provided for us. We cannot live with
out the use of the earth. and that
which is necessary for our mainten-
ance has been provided in abundance,
but becauSe of human selfishnesS and
greed there have been allOwe to grow
up laws and customs that make for
the benefit of the few instead Of the
good Of the many"
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1914-08-04

letting back thai New Haven
money might be easier if il were
kno~n just who has it. The Inter-
state Commerce Commiss;nn didn't
tell NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Press
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-02-26

er anf S6lob Meumieb in Ser @bein=
probing, formea Sen linn bon elmer
A%boronung, an 6eren spibe gllao
Bai9a itan6, angetragenen albani=
ihen Sbrom onnabm. gffao Hai6o>
Der Sertbei6iger @futaris tuabren1
oes 8olfanfriegS, uno sic ibrigen
Mfitglie6er Ser Mboronung begruBten
ibren fiinftigen @errider als u@0nig"
nno ~Gure @aieitdt." Ser Nrin3
en1pfing oie Mboronung in ieiner
prenBiiden Moiorsuniform, unb cine
Militarfopeue ipielte BEL bem @m-
pfang. Grin5 8iIbelm miro am toni
menoen D%onneritag na6 ct. Beters-
burg abreiien i'm BORT oem 58aren
Nttfolous feline Nufpartung 5u ma
den nn6 ii6 nit 6em &uiliide1 Mi=
1rliterinm 6eS MuBern in Ierbin6una
5t1 feben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-02-26
sS1t1 id1me11 @alifprnier1.
Sos 81 rqeIeS, %. Sc

~ ~ " ~ ~. OSN'
9eo6 immer lit Sos Mrgeles 10 gut
mie bon aller @elt a6gei9nitten, me-
migitens iomeit Ser gii enbabnperfebr
in 8etra6t fommt. Ser 6ur9 Die &e=
genitiirme I'M iuolide1r Californian
angeridtete sda6en betrdgt mebr ais
$4,500,O00. Steben Berforen baben
ibren 500 gefun6en. Mebr als 5000
@aiiogiere Ser Santa Sc un6 Ser
Soutbern 8octfic lieger in 8aters-
fiel6 info1ge Ser ueberf6tuemml1ng
feft. 8ablrei@e 8riden ifn6 fortge=
riiien; Die @abn6dmme' ifn0 unter=
maf6en. Sci 8erna6ino entgGeilten
mei 8lee. 3m0lf 8eriotre1 tu11rben
.perlebt. @11n6erte bon &anfern iin6
eingeitiir5t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-02-26
fentli6en gborafter annebmen. 81

fentlt6en gborafter at1nebmen. Mn
Der groBten 6ieier Bara0en miro ie-
Der Stoat 6ureb etnen S6uupagen
:%pertneten fem. Cine glan3enoe Slot
terpara6e, an Ser it6 nidt MIR
&riegsidiffe auer Mationen, ionbern
aud &anoelsidiffe betbeiligen iolfen,
1T glei6falls fir 6ieie ISOLDE in Mns-
1tft genonmen. Mn Ser Sptbe 6es
M1siduiies, Ser Die Teitlidfeiten
plant uno Sic 1otbigen gorbereitun-
gen leitet, iteben @ornelius Ganoer-
bilt ols GrGiioem, &erna1ln g}io6er
als Ell ter l1r6 g6tpar6 $. &on ols
5tpeiter @i5epraii6e11t. Dem Musib1tB
geboren ferner mebr ais bun6ert ber=
norragenoe 8iirger 'oes Staates nnb
Der Sta6t Seem Dorf an.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-02-26
Seine &~nrsanoermma.
6 o II 5 II. %. s

Su ~ II, 10. SeD.
Sn1 %lt11terbal1ie legte Der parla=
mentarii6e l1nteritaatsiefretdr bes
LEI beren Tranris 1pfe=Mclan6, Sic
Merifo=Eolitif Ser britiiben 9fegie=
rnng bar. Mu6 angeli6ts Ser @rmor=
Dung 6es Sdotten @iutam g.. 8en=
ton in Sl1are5 ieitens 6es Generals
@i1a un6 o116erer @inidla6tungen
britti6er ltntertbanen farm itb sic
britii6e &egierung nibt 6a5u emit
iblieBen, ibren a11rs at dnbern. Ser
Inter taatSi efretar erflarte: uDie Ha=
.cificierung Merifos lift eine sode, sic
mir germ ourdgefiibrt ieben m09ten;
aber es lit unmog1id, ite nit &ilfe
bon brtttfder S11terbentio1 at errei=
6en. 8ir beabfi6ttgen nibt, irgen6
einen 8erind 6iefer Mrt 5u MAIDEN,
Ser ebenio 5lpedloS pie nr1poIitii@
fem tpiir6e." @etterbin erflGrte
McGano, sic britii6e @egierung itebe
in banfiger nnterban6ll1ng NIT ser
amerifariiden &egierung iiber SEN
bon 2eben un6 @tgentbum Ser
in Merifo.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-02-26
&ahnsno 6erambt.
9 If mingbam Mlo., 19. Geb.

9 If mtngbam, Mla., t9. Sch.
Ser @aiiagier3ug $50. 1 bon Ser
9lteen & grescenty8nbn, me16er auf
ser Sabrt bon Seem Dorf nad Seem
begriffen mar un6 40 @iru=
ten @eripatung batte, mur6e Donner=
itagna6t l1m 1916 l1br unmeit Sir
MGa., bon 6ret masfierten
oufgebalten, Sic bier Sade
+ @oitiadm inn @ertb bon
oIs $4,000 erbeutete1n nn6 emit
Gin Son6er5ng lit 1tnter=
tpegs, bod batte man Biz Mitternn9t
feine Spur bon SEN Hdnbern. Ser
@bef ser flint Boitbeumten inn 8oif=
tp11r6e 6ur@ Meiferittde
i91imm 5l1geri9tet, tpeiI er itb tpet=
gerte, 6ie @ade nit regiitrierter &oif
GIT be5etdnen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-02-26

beit uno &raft nno ginbeit erbort?"
0as Ibeater aler @0lfer mn6 3ei=
ten meiit nun cine 5uetfa@e @eital=
tl1ng auf; 6ie ser unterbaltungSipiele
u116 sic tpi9tigere init Dem groBarti=
gen feitlid)en @barafter. Sic erite
Mrt, - in ibr ltebe11 Sic meilten mos
6ernen Spiele, - 5iebt ale mogli6en
8iibneneffefte un6 1te11ere @rftno11n=
gen nierer 3eit beran, sic eigent=
Ii6e Stunt tritt 5uriiG, lie min 11r
fir 6en Mugenblid erg0ben, iie min
bloB u%rterbalten, mie 6ie Baltnadts=
ipiele bes Mtttelalters; 6te 5meite
Mrt bagegen min cine @elegenbett
bieten 5u gemeiniamer feitli@er CT
bebung, mia b0@ite @inorudSfraH,
rein1te 6eiermirfnng ausloi en tpie sic
bebren mittelalterliden HaiiionS-
1pieGe un6 6ie groBen Srago6ien Der
Bried)en int Mltertbum, min bie oft
betonte Dreibeit uiittli6=religi0s=
fiinltlertid eirtpan6fret" 5u iein CUR
poGen @eltung bringen. Son 6telem
s@eiidtspunfte aus mare auein oie
Mogli6feit gegeben, 6em @riitli6en
Golte mie6er eine driitli@e 8ubne
GIT bieten, sic ii6 als eine mabre 8tl<
oungsitqtte fir @ei1t nn6 &er5, als
eine umo6erne 8olfsidule" betbati=
gen f0nnte. Ser fru6tbare &eim
6afur liegt bereits felt bielen Sabren
p%erborgen in Ser s6ulbiibne u%nierer
5ablreiden 2%ebranitalten un6 Mfa0e=
mien lopie in Der &ereinsbiibne 6eS
2an6es.
P. @rpeoitns g@mi6t, .. S. &C.,
10 ihreiben sic Stimmen aus Maria
2aa6, bot 1dot I'M Sabre 1900 amf
SOS 8eiipteI Ser @o5ial6emofrotie
bingetpieien, 6esgleiden Der @ral"
nn6 on6ere 8Idtter. 8efanntli6 ba=
BEN ii6 sic io3taliitii6 organiiierten
Mrbeiter ieIbit in mittleren un6 flei=
men Std6ten git m1beror6entlt6 &C.
ringen 8reiien r%egelmaBige~ Muffub-
ru1gen flaiiii6er un6 mooerner Dra=
me11 geiidert. uDie v@iener Sreie
@olfsbiibne" 6teier Mrt miro iogqr
bom Observation-Disclosures nnter
fttiibt. Mn@ oie aatbolifen baben
b~ereinaelt bereits dbnlt6e @eranital<
tungen getroffen, sic 8erltner @oloe=.
rongeieni6aft ertpirft it@ 6iesbe5iig=
li9 erfreuli@e 8er6ienite. Mber mie
meite @ebiete iin6 mod i@ublos Der
Slntb preisgegeben, Sic Sabr I'M
Sabr permiiten6 iiber iie binrolt!
Dusielbe gilt in eemiiem Gimme an@
bon I'm erem 2a1t6e.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-02-26
Der
&%mtwidlnm9.
Ser @anbelsbe5iebmnsen 5,ui-
iden Nprbamerifa mub Gmrppa ioa
gefcicrt luerocm. - &or 800 Sab>
rem. - Teitlid)feiten beginner ant
~. Wfar5 mn6 uerbem erit an1 II.
Oftober ait,n Mbidl11f fpmmen. -
9as HrDgramm.
sc ~ M.urf %. Geb

Seem Dorf miro iid IN Sic em SAT-
tie nibt mir nit sen @orbereitunge1l
fiir Ste 6eier 6eS bun6ertjabrigen
5rieoens unter englii6 ipre9euoen
Matio11en lt1l6 ser @r0ffnn11g 6es Ya=
nantafanals 5%ufrie0en geben. Mod
cine anoere 6eier bon gr0Berem ltm=
farge lit, tpie beltte en0giltig a>1ge=
fiinoigt mur0e, belbloiiene Sbotla9e.
@San min eS nit elmer &eibe grobarti=
ger @eranltoltungen feltli6 begeben,
6aB Dor oreibun6ert Sabren nit Ser
|5reigabe 6es Seem Dorter &ofens u116
oamit 6es ganaen Decentralization
Sentiments fir Sen @eltbar6el cine
|@pode 6eS MuffdmungS anbub, sic
SEN @rnn6 legte fir Ste ipatere raide
fommer5ieue @ntutdlung Ser Meuen
Welt. Ser 8egi1ut Ser 6eitli6feiten,
6te ii9 auf einen 8ettraum bon feds
Monaten erltreden iollen, lit pro-
gramgemab auf BEN 81. Mar5 feltge=
lebt por6en. Sim 81. Mdr5 itn6 eS
gera6e >6reibun6ert Sabre, 6aB ienem
@ebiete, 6as beute Seem Sort bil6et,
ser erite algemeine 5reibrief fit re-
gelmaBigen &an6el bon Ben General
itaaten Ser @ereinigten Mie6erlan6e
ertbeilt p1r6e. 3met Maiienber-
.iammlnt1gen iin6 gum Mnbenfen an
oieies greigniB porgefeben. Sn BEN
Monuten Mpril un6 Mai itn6 geran-
itultungen in BEN 0ffentli@en Sbu=
len uno b0beren smitalten
geplant. SSn @erbinoung 6amit min
man cine bergfeiden6e @an6eGser5ie-
bungsansiteuung abbalten, melde Die
Grrugneni9aften ser @~ereisggten
@taaten uno anoerer 9dn6er auf Sic
fem @ebiete fdiI6ern iou. SSn bem
SUM, Suit un6 Mngrit fol-
len Damn Die ein8elnen 5taaten grlrp-
penapetfe 5eigen, mas fte in fommer=
5ieuer &infidt gereiftet baben. 81
men Ebetl 6es Brogrmms, 6us fiir
sic erite &a1fte 6es Monats Septemz
Der borgeieben 1T, bif6et Ser paname=
@urgreB fit sic &on6els=
be5iebnngen Ger @ertfanii6en Ste.
publifen untereinanoer. SIN Mni6lnB,
oaron folgt AM IA. September bic
pngIiid-amerifnnii9e Srte6ensiabr.
bnn6ertfeier. @rit IN Ser 3peiten
&dIfte 6es Mo1rats September mtr6
oie Seter nit Ger @bbaltung mebre-
rer GROCER 8ara6en etnen mebr Of
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-02-26
SnterpeQatipn ,uegerr Bilomngstet
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Sic gegentpdrtig 6em amerifani-
iden 8nnoesfongreB porliegen6e Gin
tpanoerungSporlage mar am Samitog
int Ger itolieniiden Mgeoroneten-
fammer @egenitano elmer Interpret
lation. Muf oieie antmortete unter-
ltaatsi efretar Shirt. 81 @colea bom
Mfiniiteriltm 6es MnBern, sic &egie-
rrng meroe Shritte tbur, Inn feline.
nntertbonen gegen SEN geplanten 8iI-
onngsteit GIT idiiten; Stalien, fiigte
er bin5l1> gebe iid) ale Miibe, sic
Golfsbiloung in sic &0be GIT bringen,
tpofiir alletn idon oas Elm 8etpeis iei,
oab I'M lebten Sabre nidt peniger
alS iedStauien0 @dulen geidaffen
m1r6en.