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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-02
SpnrlOS DcridJlunnOcu.

Sin 5peiter 9cdcr.3euge Il Som
Sleeps Oiirite foum 5unl @ro-
5eB crideiuen. ~ Gr bat ioiort
nod 9lppcll6oi Gnti6ciouna sic
StoOt ucrloiien.
9}ew 0ort +. N}drj. Gic
@eiiimiiien oocr OptimiIten, ie
nod Oeln @ortei StouOptnft
sic i6on ieit 9augenl prop6ejeitclL
es merOe niemols 81 elmer @ieoer-
aufno6me Oes @erfa6renS gegen oer
Der @rmorOimg Oes Spielbalters
@ermou 9loient6ol 6eidulOigteu ltnO
i'm eriten @ro5eiie ii6eriii6rten Or
@oli5eilieuteuont Charles 9eder
fonmen, neil in5piiden ii6erlid Oie
fnmoien Sron5eigen luter ser Sorn.
foppe ser SmmunitGt iniidt6or ge-
mor0en iein piirOen, ifeinen 9iecbt
6ebnlteu 5u iollen. Giner nod benz
nnOercn 0ieier Ienim3iautcn miro
ais nDerniBt genelOet. @eitern
mar es g9ri0gie4 g9e66er, 6eilte lit
es gar Sam Sdepps. ser ein5iae
aus Dem Guartett, Dem inn criteu
@ro5eB Die in3miiden oller0ings
ourH oaS 9iepiiiousurt6eil ehpos
ogcmOdndtihte" n Gbre 5u G6eil
wurOe, oils oollgiiltiger neil nic6t
mitl6uloiger, 3eige ongeie6en 5u
UerOen lnO @lol6en 5u iinoen. ltnO
MN lit nuc6 er vperouftet~ mie
iein 9lnuolt BERNARD 1SouOler iid
9eItern mlsoriidte, itn0 5mor nob Sci
len &ermIt6ung noh SiiOomerifo,
pobin Ser 9lrm ser OiitriftsonmGlt-
liden @eredtigfeit nid)t rcidt 10
oaB es re6t 5meifeI6oit eric6einen
muB, o6 Som ieine intereiionten 9(n-
go6eu Dor @ericbt nod einmol sum
9eiten ge6en miro.
GoS @lotio fiir Shepp's Ser
idiuinOen lit nod nidt gon5 flar.
0iitriftsonnolt M6itnan mollte, ais
mau i'm telep6onii6 Oopon 6ena6-
ridtigte, 5ulGAit ii6er6oupt nidt
reft ooron glou6en ionoern cripi-
osrte lad6eno: o9olO merOsn lie nod
anOere ais DermiBt meIoen Sh per
mut6e, ser nGhite, sen lie peridmrn-
Den lailen merOc iH iein. SSn ern-
item Gone fiigte er o6er Oann 6in5u
er meie 0em geribt ni6t 0icl @lui=
ben bel. Sonoler erflGrte, er babe
I'Serrn @6itmon geiagt Oieier iolle
poroer6ouO nibts lmterne6men, cr
mer0e iel6it periuHeit Sdepps 3ll-
riifaNbripAeg.as @r lieB Surb6liden.
S1epps lei idon 6ei ieinem g(ufent-
balte in %aris bon 9lgenten @e6srs 5
beldltigt morOcn Die i'm oo5u 6epe-
gen mollten, iib ouf 0ie Settle Oes
9Inaeflogten 81 iblogen Sleeps
taudte 6efonntlicb Dor bier @oden
bier i'm gSotel Mc9llpin~ nicOer
olii 6otte eleqante aleioer ino pieIc
Slnuelen. 9lls Sonoler ii6 iest an
oos &otel uenOete muroe i6m Ser
9ci6eio gegebeu Ser @oit babe ieine
Soden gepadt uuo iei obgereiit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-02

oller 9lrt oerurio6eu gon5 o6gcieben
bon Der @efa6r fir oos Sebeu 5abI-
lnier Qente
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-02

lplr0 llod) lllllller aliI DdS SeODullelle
crortert. S1mmtlicbe Spier, 5ebn an
ser 3a6l, 6a6en nlnme6r gc6orgen
luerOen f0nnen
Ser mcitere 9etrie6 Ser 6a6rif
miro nod ouf langc 3eit lmter6ro'
den icin. Sic 90iunungS 9lr6ei-
ten 6oben, troboem ooB 5o6lrcide
@lonuidait ooron t6dtig iinO, ni6t
6eenOigt merOen fonnen.
gtod porldifiaer SdGbung 6c5ii-
iert iid Ser seiammte Gigent5lms-
ibaoen uuf cine 6ol6e N}iuion W3orf.
2 6redlibe @rmor0ung
5iueier 6rauen.
Sin flir6t6ores OoppelOer6reben
lit inn @rumemalO in Der 9id6e Oes
leufeliee's peribt uorOen. 0ie 6ei-
Oeu @6efrauen gSitt unO S6morf
ans Dem benodborten 9tomopes iinO
in Der brutoliten @eiie crnorOet.
0ie umgliidIiden 6rouen luoret
in ser aenanuten @egenO nit Dem
Sonrmelu non Sol5 beidditigt gepe-
icn %lobliN purOen lie Don Nldns
neru, Ocren ,S0entitGt 6is6er niAt
bat crnittelt werOeu fonnen ii6cr-
foQen lnO me6iloS genadt. Die I'm
6oloe begingcn an 6eiOen Spiern cin
characterization mO ihIodteten lie
Damn er6ornuingslos o6
Stint %crionenOonS 6nell-
5ug iiberfobren un0
getoOtet
lleber ciu beflogeusmertbes llns
oliid miro aus NiogOeburg 6erihtet.
Ger Nottenfii6rer 6er6it lmO bier
Stredenor6eitcr purOen BON eincn
Sdneu3ug iiberfabrcn nnO ouf Ser
STEELE getoOtet.
IS 6errihte 3ur Belt ein 10 Oidter
9lc6el, SAB oie llngliidlihen Sen
6eron6rouienoen Bug nirbt 'fedtjeitig
genug gcpo6r uerOen fpnnteiim., .r
9}eucr @oltperneur g'olt
l}eb ~
General 9icutenant d. Minter-
felo, 6is6eriger GonmonOeur ser
gum 8. 9lrmeecorps geb6renoen + {,
Giuiiiou IN SGmcrin III, 5iIlto Soif
pcrneur BON Nleb ernonnt porOcn
Dor meniaen @ohen NOR General
9ieutenont d. 2inOenau @onunun-
oeim ser t6 Gi0iiion in Grier, iiir
oen @}cber %oiieu beitinmt moroen.
9lber iein gemelOetes ploBlibes 9l6-
lcben mo6te einc 9teuerlng not6-
penOig.
9(us 0em &eihe Ser &unit
Sn bieiigen Geutiben &iinitler-
E6eoter lit Grpin 0ioien's 6remOcn-
9egiouS Gramo ,.Gofort~ sur PHI.
fiieriing gefongt Gas Stiid be-
Oeutet leOiglid Oer6e Seniationsnio-
6c. @uphn &oier @ieuOonpm fiir
@rnin Gurle, Derofientlidbte imSa6re
1909 einen @omou nSn Ser Sreml
oenlegion," melher in wenigen So6-
ren bis 8ur Is. 9(iiloge geoiet6
Ser Gireftor OeS 9eip5iger StaOt-
IGeotcrs, Or. Nlorteriieig, ii6erroiG-
tc Oie StaOtperoroneten @eriomm.
lrrq nit Oer SorOerlna zines 3u-
iduIies pom 100000 Morf. GieStoOt-
pdtcr iinO porlduiig nic1t millia ooer
pielne6r unluillig.
9lt ser @iener GolfSoper murOe
Oos Sineibiel n0ic 6inmelblaue
3eit" BON Oscor StrouB, Dem be-
fannten GoHiponiiten Oes H. n@ol5er-
troims, oes uGopferep #olQptcR~
tno onoerer ungemeiif cNolgF8idier
Cpcretten NIT pieI GHolN ge&6cR.
Die Nluiif miro ie6r gel6@A ~ e
staStiIdjcr 2aOeu in Chicago crOffnet.
GbicoaG SlIy +. @l6r5. n aIS
81. 9(. @6itc, ser itelluertreteuoe @or-
iibenOe ser Gonmiiiion iiir 9lrbeits-
loie geitcrn Oen ncugeidoffenen itdos
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-02
sMetiider qa0cn in Glicaau cr6Ifncl

Gbicaao. Sll, I. W}Gr5. 9IIs
81. g(. 96itc. ser itelpertretenoe @or-
libcnoc ser Gommiiiion iiir 9lrbeits-
loie. geItern Sen ncugeidoifenen itdo-
tiihen 9oOen betrot. crfldrte er;
.Oieier 9ooen bilOet Sen eriten
Sdritt fiir Oie Grridhno 5o6lrcider
onOcrer ItGotiiher @eidGitslGoeu.
Gorlaufiq iollen Oieic @ei6Gitc nur
iolHen 9euten 5u @utc fonnnen, Oe
ouBcr 9lrbeit iino. sic fonucn oa
@roceriemooren 5u Yreiien eritc6eu,
bic foit ouf Die Sdlfts Ser iiblicben
Morftpreiie 6ero6geictt iiuo"
SSn oicien 9Goen merOen sur 3eit
nur @rocsriewooren icilgebolteu.
N}on mill o6er i6on in fiir5siter
3eit oud aleioer, 9renumoteriol
mo ouoere widtioe 9lrtife( in Ser
iAleiB bringen, I'm mie piel man
in 0icien itdotiiben 9doen, billiQer
fouft. pis onoerSwo, bemeiieu sic
@reiie iiir 9oiiee uno G6ec. Gin
@nno aoifee, Oos regular 30 Cents
foItct, miro IN sen itGotiihen 9docn
fiir 10 Gents uerfouit; Elm @hmo
G6ee fir GO Gents miro bort iiir "a
Gents perfouft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-02
ct. QOnis' 9cnOcrIuin ocidJIOiicn.

2 t. Yoiiis, W}o1 I Oldr5- -
9luf poli5eilic6c Orore lit ser Niitrift
al Der Sucas-glpenuc, 8wiiben 81
unO 27. StroBe, in lpel6em unor-
oentlide SoGuier oaeiu nod geouloet
waren gei6loiien porOeu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-02

gl6unncntrn, bic Den pScntidJcn Cur
reipUnoenten" nidjt piinttlidl u0cr nrc.
aclndhig crbnltcn, iinO gebetcn, Der Cf.
ficc nnDun per Eclcpbpn U0cr idlriftlidj
W9ittbciluu0 80 madDeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-02
llOr) Gin lDrr(n6.
WliniHcrbrdiOeut Grai
Stiirgtb ma6t i'm.
1silr 0tms9leidD nit bcm
Sitbetbcm.

Griudt Oie oeuiihen %arteien Der
Siesieruua lire seOenten gesen
9liisaleids.goridloa 5u erldu-
tern. Su Gorrcnuepu, Spa
nien 6erridt cine EDp6us-gpi-
ocnic. Gin 6ctaateS 9raut-
poor ppr Dem 9lltar
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-02

Safe snr 0iciie ms gusInnb 6eiorai
s. 0lnine, gir. 413, Sfts8aIiimure.S Str.,
Nabe Gnlturt Suuie 0lhe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-24

ten beleudteten un6 nniere Bflidten
gegeniiber unieren Stammesgenoiien
NIT Mad)6rnf betonten, fam 6ieie
mie6erbof nno fraftig
311m Mus6rnd.
Morbbafota.
8ismard. - Sra1f Sones
olios Gronf MoroobI begging om
@onntaq i'm @efangniB Selbitmoro.
or befono iid nit an6eren @efanae=
men in Der @a~iierft1be unb beri4offte
fid in einem unbetpodten Magenblide
Elm &oiiermeiier, nit Sem er ii@ Die
@eble ourdidnitt. Ole @eidmore=
men, oic oen Sprud auf Selbitmor6
obgabett, eriudten 6ieStootSbeamten>
einen poiienoeren Hlab fir Die Inter
funft @eiitesfrarfer at erridten, &o
in 6en lebten Sabren iid Die @elblt=
morofaae inn stoatsgefdngniB Der
mebren.
0nB 6os 2an6, onf
meldem ii9 jett Mon6nn erbebt, fri
Der einmal MeereSgrnn6 getpei en 1T,
Imur6e abermols betpieien 6a6urd,
Dob 6. So. @tunton in Sen &igeln
ont &eart-Sluiie entlang See-s65oiii=
lien fan6.
@ran6 6orfs. - Mittelit Ell
mes eroBen Mogneten tpur6e 6em%
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-24
Nnsebote fit Sen &erfamf eines
@phnhanieS.

@S 6iene biermit CUR @enntniBnob>
me, 6aB in Ser Office 6es nnter5eid>
netet1 am 6. Setober 1914, nadmit,
tags 5 nbr, beriiegelte Mngebote fir
ben @erfm1f oeS an6ertbalb @tod bo=
fen 6rame-@o bnba1fes, 6as ouf 2ot
3, 8lod 3, II @rambs M66ition gu ct.
gelegen lit, entgegen genon1men
mer6en. Sem erfolgrei6en @ieter
miro Bis gum 1. M6r5 1915 3eit ge>
geben 6as @eba116e tpeg5utron5portie>
rem. Gin beitdtigter @e&iel I'M 8e<
troge bon $25 mnB ie6em Mngebot
beigelegt iein. 8e3eu9t nr6 beriie>
gelt NIT 6em @iegeI Ser @ta6t ct.
CLOUD, Minm., ben 2. @eptember
1914. Geo. g. Magnnion,
Staot-@lerf.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-24
Vali@e Mni1mlot9mn8.

Mie tb0ridt u1o6 fripol ser &e6af=
teur Ser fatboliiden vgeem @orlo"
bon Chicago geban6elt, als er sic
notbmen6ig getpor6ene 3u6tigung
2omens 6em &atbolifenboB Der Deut=
iden in Sic Sdnbe 1dob, mag ibm
jebt gum BemuBt1ein fommter, tpenn
er erfabrt, 6aB eS in 1eutidlan6
9elte giebt, 6ie> in6em iie ebenio
boreilig urtbeilen, mie er es tbat, Sic
BON SEN 8elgiern b%eriibten @renel -
SEN &atbolifen in sic Sdnbe ihie=
ben. Spun leien mir in elmer e6en
eingetroffenen Summer Ser u&oln.
@olfs8tg." bonn "a. Muguit:
BUR fali6en 9lnidul6i9ung Ser
belgii6en @atbolifen erbalten mir
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-24
The l10rris Company

|folgenoe 8uidrift: uSSh las be1te
NIT Sntereiie unter Ser neberi6rift
3eitfragen, baB 6ie belgiiden Mns-
idreitungen Sen @atboliten 11nterge=
idoben mer6en. Sd bin gemaBigter
9iberaler, felt etpa 5ebn Sabren in
8elgien aniailig nn6 uusgemielen.
S6 botte in al Der 3eit @elegenbeit
(un6 sic Mebr5abl ser BORT leber6er
0eutiGen tper6en nit Mir 6erielben
Mnitdt iein) at erfabren, 6aB tpir
Mmsl6n6er Under ser fatbolii de1
@erriduft commencement @atbo=
lique) 10 angenebm mn6 rmbig lebten,
mie es urs urter on6erer &egierung
nidt belier m0gli6 gemeien mare.
2iberale SageS5eitungen, 8latter tpie
6ie u9erniere beure" (eine Siliale 6es
uMatin oe &aris" un6, ioDiel i5 MIDI
erinnere, aus 6em perfeblten uMotin
6e 8rureues" berbor9egangen) iomie
Ser infame Deutidenfreiier u8etit
Bleu" lieBen ii6 fetne @elegenbeit
ertgeben, iiber Die Deuti@en ber5u<
fauen nnb gu beben. ST babe oie
l1eber5eugung, 6aB Die idmmtli&en
10 be6mterliden 9(a1si@reitunget NIT
cine 8olge 6iei er ipltematii@en Ser
hpb1tr1npn npmpipn din6 Oip fnthnIiz
ide &e9terung lit meites @ro@tens
i6a1l6los nn6 es tpdre un6onhbor bon
unS Del1tiden, 6ie mir lamge Sabre
BORT gelebt nn6 5tpar in 6rie6en ltn6
geadtet, tpenn tuir ni9t ste Mnf61tl=
6igung, sic @otbolifen bqtten gdltlb
6uran, energii6 3uriidtpetien tpiiroen.
SSH bertrete 6ieie l1eber3erga1rg iiber=
all nn6 tpeib biele Deuti6e, Ole bort
gelebt baben, nit mir einig."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-24
Eo>bo>2ar bertreibt Simnen.

@6Ie9tes 8lut, Simmer, &opfmeb,
gili0iitat, eritarrte 2eber, Ser
itopfung etc. fommt BON unber6ou-
li6teit. Nebmt Bo-Do<2ar, bas an=
genebm n16 obiolut iidere 2aratip,
un6 STR Iei6et nidt mebr an unor
oentlidem Magen un6 an6eren 8e-
I@meroen. Sc miro sic 2eber alf<
tpeden uno bos Slut reinigen. sc.
brou@t es re9elmaBig un6 SIR mer<
oct geiun6 bleiben, refine @eiidts=
bout uno ltorfe Nieren baben. @auft
beute cine 500 Glofde. @el6 5u=
rid, menn feline 3ufrie6enbeit. Sci
allen M%potbefern. - Mn5eige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-24

out fnafti9e 2a1ngen. = SEER Dr.
@otbe, 1913 9otprp @ebaaeoe, bat lid
1ab Mibigan begeben, UNI BORT inn
Anftraee 6es oiterreid-ungarii&en
4onlulats Ole 1nteriudungen ser Mi>
litarpflidtigen por3unebmen. = Gin
311g, tpel6er Sei6entpoaren int @er-
the bon 100000 bon @eattle nad
9tem yorf bringt, paiiierte Dor eini-
gen Sogen ct. Saul.
Blufft.on Worreiponoen5). -
Gle 0nfota-T l1r9tore lder bon bier
limo ollie mie6er BEL Mutter11 anqe=
langt. Infer neue Eoitnreiiter Sos.
Mbles laBt ii@ in Dem neuen Mmte
gut at. = Geo. aliinenberg fat iei=
nem Sdtpiegerpoter in Manoan eli
ne>1 8eiud eritattet. = s.. Smoieden
bat feline Dreidmaidine immer nod
I'M pollem @onee nn6 gibt ieiner
&unoidoft sic bette 8ufrieoenbeit. =
Tius @0uer, Dem ouf Ser SsSag6 Elm
llnglltd 5rltieb, lit mieoer gliidli6
bergeitelt. g. s..
MinneapoIiS.- @eiI fie 8.
6. @itih, 80 @entro1=Mbe auf eli
nem 3uge Ser @oo=8abn INN $164
beralabt botte1l iin6 sc. S. Ebormton,
is. Sherman nn6 Branf Gmitb in
9aft gerommen mor6en. - 6ralt
@6itb q. 2tn6aren, @ittne bon @ap=
mono S. @in6gre11, bot sic Minnea=
poliier StraBenbobn- @eieuidoft ouf
$500 @bo6eneriab fir Sen 600 if
res @atten berf1ogt. Ser Bro3eB lit
5nr5eit Dor &i@ter 2earp I'M @ange.
- 600 Ser 10000 Bfer6e, mel9e sic
engliide &egierung BON 8orett &
Zimmerman angefauft bot> iteben in
oeren Stauen, nm 6ieier Sage Dor
ibrer &erienoung no6 @o1ro0a BON
einem 8eomten inipi5iert gu mer6en.
8airmont. = 9ien1tag tpur6e
@m. &pan, ser aus giferiudt CLAUS
@rieie erltab nn6 ser Damn auf elmer
5orm BET Geplon feltgenommen mur=
oe; 5u lebenslanglider 311dtbaus=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-24

itrof e p%erurtbeilt. Sur 18 Gage tpa-
rem felt Dem Gage bes Mor6es Der
floiien. Mnn mar erit Ser Meinnng,
ser Mor6er tpiir6e als Mil6erungS-
gr1tno gelten6 modem ct iei betrun=
fen %gepeien. @or Der 8erban6lung
mar ct idmeigiam; 6oh nad Dem nr-
tbeilsipra1de pur6e er re6ielig. ST
meinte, er befomme mas ct per6ient
I@r tper6e jett int 3udtbol1ie Sic ibm
nod iibrig bleiber6en Gage feines &C.
bens ben1be1t, um 3u 3eigen, BOB ieine
bl11tige Tbat linn mirili6 lei6 tb1e.
5berburne. = &err @rni1
9lblers beflagt SEN 8erluit zines
m%ertbpollen Hfer6es bos an @ift Der.
en6ete. 2etten. Sonntagaber16 muir
Sc leinen 3mei Yfer6en bon einem
gemiiienloien @eniden Gift berob=
reidt. 0us cine Bfer6 cling Elm, nab-
reno es 6em 9biera5t gelang, 6os
dl10ere 3l rette11.
SEEM l1Im.- @obl 7O0-8OC
Nerionen, MGnner un6 Gro1ten, fat
ten }ib Montagaben6 in Der 91trn=
bale ei%nQefun6er1, 11m sic @eben iiber
oen groBen el1ropaiiden &rieg an5u:
boren un6 Mittel o1f5ubrin9en, Ser
Motb1ei6en6en 11n6 @e6rdngtcn i'm al.
ten Goterlan6e 5u belfen. IS 'mar
cine grobartige begeilterte Ser amm=
lung. Ser 5ablreide 8ei116 aus al
len gbi6ten Ser 8eb01ferung betpies
flor un6 6eutlid, 6ob sic 8etpeg11nq
unter u11iern 6er1tiden un6 oiterrei6i.
iden 8%emobnern ser Sto6t un6 oeS
2an6es begeiiterten Inflang gefun.
BEN batte. Cine erni tie Stimmung
getragen BON eoler 8egeiiterl1ng fin
cine quite un6 geredte Sade botte iid
Ser &%eriamm11ang bon bornberein be:
ma6tigt, u116 nnter SEN begeiiterter
&1dngen Ser 2. &egimentsfapelle, ser
erbeben6en Sc I1i11ge1 Ser Gbore be:
ion6ers ober u11ter ben treffli6er
M1 sfiibrungen Ser &e6ner, melde Sic
l1riahen 6e5 &rieges bon alien Sci
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-24
! Illus dem nordWefen.
Mfimneiuta.

Wtttnc1Dta.
st. Saul. - Sn Der Gl1rnbanc
Ser 9. 81. 6. 81. unter3ogen lid] Dor
etnigen Gagen 60 8emerber Unit Noli=
5eiamter Ser Briifung. @iele scr
@an6ioaten %ertpieien iid ols uitrant=
me Sterile" 3ipi16ienitpriifer @roblt
Ieitete sic @riifungen l1n6 tpur6e bon
Meoble u1tteritiibt. Die @etperber
tpa1r6en maf lire @1rsfelitaarfe, tire
2ungenfroft un6 10 tpeiter gepriift.
l1nter ibnen be an6en ii@ a11d einige
Meger, tpelde tire meiben @onfurren-
ten an &S%6rperfraft meit ibertrafen.
@eri&ieoene tparoen fit gu felt be.
funben uno 6eSbolb abgetpieien. 8e>
.ionoeren @ertb legten sic @rifen6e11
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-24

6eito beiier miro es De1ti@Gono ge<
ruitet finben. gluf 6em 8aiier un6
in oer 2uft. Denn in 6rie6ri95=
bafen mir6 eifrig audi an oem ga11
11euer 3eppelire gearbeitet, uno Sic
3eppeline baben iid ia, mie es in
elmer Mel6ung aus DEM 6el1t jder
&aa1ptquartier beiBt, ausge5ei6net
bemabrt, mo immer man lie berlpe11=
oct bat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-24
Sic be1tti6e Nptte >pirb bieiem

Sic bentide Tlotte uirb bieien
SCRIPT einen 3uhmo6s BON bier terett
2inienidiffen nn6 5met Sdiffen mo-
6ernIfer Mrt, mie ite Better in Ser gan<
5en 8elt ni@t %gefl1n6en mer6en, BE-
fomnren. Die @@iffe iin6 fopett
fertig, baB lire STRENGTHENING Dem.
nadit erfolgen fann. M11Ber6em &C.
ben aaf ben 6e11ti9en @erften aabl~
ret6e Sorpe6oboote, 3erit0rer nnb
nr1terfeeboote Ser @ouenbung entge,
gen, urr6 ie ldnger England nit iei.
rrem gu 8egirn 6es @rieges 10 prab-
lerii@ angefin6igten Mngriff tpurtet>
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-24

9ieies 9ro6e @ebdmoe, ,peldeS ansi@lieblidb nnn mns it Sc:
bramdb 1T, lit 9etnat pont SeQer bis gum 9a1e nit Der 9r6ften
Mus,pabl auer Sortem @0bel, Die lie 1T Central Mimneiota
porge5eigt mmroe.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-04-09

GAA4N ~ 40 o. AOoA NAOOS
out. Not one pair of
Shoes will be left when
the gong strikes 10 Sat-
urday night. This thou
sand pair consists of
Ladies' and Gents'Shoes
and good hobby lasts,
patent leather, tan and
gun metal. Everybody
has an equal chance to
supply their shoe needs
for the summer. Don't
think that you cannot
get your size, but be
there tomorrow at 9 a.
m. and you will find that
we can fit you up fine.
Come, bring your neigh
bors and friends. All
join hands and get into
the scramble.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-04-09

REMEMBER THE PLACE AND TIME for you cant afford to mis- this opportunity.
ltmeans asavng Of four dollars N every pair you buy. The mey you buy the more
you save. Don't come around at tmo o'clock and wonder where these Shoes are but be
there before the doors open and gtt the best of them Ladies' and Gents Shoes. Ok
fods and Pumps, all go into the big bins sizes ranging from 2I2t to- in Ladies and
.. 512 to- Or Gents 1. ..#- ~.-.1# .# ."
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-04-07
Maryland Spoon Corn Bread.

= Put n quart OF milk on the Ere in
n double boiler. When it comes to a
boil stir in four large kitchen spoon.
fuls of cornmeal and cook FIVE min.
utes, stirring all the time. Remove
from the fire and stir once or twice as
1t cools. When cool add three eggs
well beaten, with two tablespoonfuls
Of flour, one tablespoonful OF butter,
one scant teaspoonful Of salt. Pour In
a creased dish and bake 35 minutes,
Serve Immediately with a napkin
around the dish.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-04-07
Rabbit stopnad r..ln

An inquisitiye rabbit held up the
trafic at Fraserburgh Railway station.
In A~berdeenshire, Scotland, for is
minutes the other day. When Signal.
man Morrison pulled the lever to low.
er the signal for an incoming train
the switch failed 10 act Investigation
was made, and after 10 minutes,
search the rabbit was discovered in
n detector box. 1t bad been trapped
when the lever was pulled, and n
leg was firmly fixed between the GOV.
erning points.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-04-07
Virginia Waffies.

One and one-half cups boiling wa
ter, one-half cup white cornmeal, n
and one-half cups milk, three cups
-four, three tablespoonfuls sugar n
and one-fourth tablespoonfuls baking
powder, one and one-half teaspoonfuls
salt, yolks two eggs. whites two eggs
and two tablespoonfuls melted butter.
Cook meal in boiling water 20 min.
utes; add milk, dry ingredients mixed
and sifted. yolks of eggs we'll beaten,
butter and whites Of eggs beaten stiff.
Cook same as wafles.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-04-07
ALL MADE FROM CORN,
LONG. LIST or DAlNTlEs WITH
THAT FOUNDATION.
II Canned Product 10 used, Baking
10 an Excellent Method Of Un'n9
it-souifie Easy to Prepare ,
and Appetizln0.

Baked Canned Contour can OF
corn into buttered baking dish, season
with salt and pepper. Add n cup OF
boiling milk or half a cup OF cream.
and dot with two tablespoonfuls OF
butter broken into small bits. Bake
for 45 minutes In a moderate oven,
and serve in the same dish.
Scalloped Corn.-Run a can OF corn
through a sieve. Season 1t with salt,
pepper and sugar, add two tablespoons
OF flour, blended with three table,
spoonfuls of cream and half a cup OF
the liquid drained from the corn. Put
into a buttered baking dish. cover with
crumbs, dot with butter and bake for
twenty minutes.
Corn Dainty.-Rub a a OF corn
through the meat chopper. Season the
pulp with salt, pepper and sugar and
heat thoroughly with two tablespoon
fuls of butter. Add three eggs well
beaten, and bake in the oven until
pulled and brown. Fold in the stifiy
beaten whites last
Corn Fritters.-Beat two eggs, add
n cup of milk and one can of corn.
~ ootSB PSPPOL oha oooNA
and add a tables poonful OF butter and
enough flour to make a stiff batter.
Stir In a ~teaspoonful Of baking pow
der, mix thoroughly and fry In deep
fat or on a griddle.
Corn Drops.-Mix together one can
Of corn, three eggs we'll beaten, a
tablespoonful each of sugar, flour and
butter, and pepper and salt to season
highly. Drop into well-buttesed gem
pans and bake in a moderate oven for
half an hour.
Corn Souff1e.-Add to each cupful
of corn one cupful of cream or the top
of the milk. a tablespoonful Of butter,
salt and pepper to season, and the
yolks Of three Eggs we'll beaten. Cook
in a double boiler until smooth and
creamy, stirring constantly. Take
from the fire, cool, fold in the stifiy
beaten whites Of foul eggs, urn into
a buttered baking dish and bake for
twenty minutes In q hot oven.
Corn Crequettes.-Take two cups Of
canned corn. Add one cup Of cream
or milk and cook for twenty minutes
in the double boiler. Add one table
spoonful OF butter and one OF grated
cheese. salt and pepper to season
highly, and n ~well-beaten egg. Cool
and shape into ~croquettes, adding
cracker crumbs II 1t will not shape
easily. Dip in egg and crumbs and
fry In deep fat.
Fried Corn.-Add half a cup Of milk
% two cups Of canned corn and a table
spoonful Of butter, with pepper and
salt to season.. Put into a frying pan
and cook until tender, then fry until
golden brown.
Scalloped Corn With Tomatoes
Mix together two cups each of canned
tomatoes and canned corn. Season
with salt, pepper, butter and sugar
and pour into a buttered baking dish.
Cove with crumbs, dot with butter
and bake for half an hour in a moder.
ate oven.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-04-07

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
THE FOURTH JUDICIAL DIS
TRICT OF THE STATE OF
NEVADA, IN AND FOR THE
COUNTY OF ELKO.
In the Matter of the Estate of
Martha Ann Porch, Deceased-No.
tice of sale of Personal Property.
Notice is hereby given, that in
pursuance o. an order of the Dis
trict Court Of the Fourth Judicial
District of the State of Nevada, in
and for the County of Elko, made
on the 9TH day of April, 1914, in
the matter Of the Estate of Martha
Ann Porch, deceased, the under
signed, the administrator of the es-
tate Of said deceased will sell at pri-
vate sale at the premises known as
the Porch Homestead in Huntington
Valley in the County of Elko, State
of Nevada, to the highest bidder for
Cash, Gold Coin of the United
States, On Wednesday, the fifteenth
day of April, 1914, at twelve O.
clock, nom, uf that day the follow
ing personal property, to wit:
Thirty-fonr hfad of cattle, more
or less: IL head Of horses; 2 nules;
l old wagon; + spring wagon; |
mower; l hay-rakc; ! cook stove;
l heating stove; Z bed-stea5s and
springs; 2 wash stands; l sewing
machine; l g%rindstone;. 6 chairs;
lS chickens, more or less; l hog.
Dated the fourth day Of April, 1914.
Geo, M. Clayton,
Administrator of said Estate.