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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1914-12-03
AUTO LICENSE LAW ILLEGAL.
Judge Carl Davis Gives Decision Re.
garding this Law.


The automobile license law enacted
by the legislature two years ago is
and therefore null and
void, according to the decision of Judge
Carl A. Davis, Of the third judicial
district who today ordered Harry s.
Kessler, who had submitted to arrest
for the purpose of testing the law. to
be discharged.
In the case decided the question was
raised squarely upon the constitutional
question that the license levied is n tax
and not license merely for police reg
ulation and that as a.tax is violates the
provisions of the constitution which
declares that all taxes shall be levied
upon the value Of the property and
levies it, instead, upon the horsepower,
the license varying according to the
horsepower Of the machine. Judge
Davis holds that the law is defective in
this respect and that it violates section
2 and 3 Of article of the state con-
stitution.-Boise Capital News.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1914-12-03
ASBESTOS PLANT AT KAuAH.
Building VIII Start is a Few Days for
Manufacture Of Asbestos Shingles.

The Progress man in conversation
with Mr.. Schneider of the asbestos CON-
pany, learned some of their plans for
the utilization of this great project.
The building of the new plant will be
started upon the return of Mr.. Schnei-
der next week. They will be construct.
ed on the other side of the railroad be
tween the retail yards of the Rawson
Works Lumber Company. The machin-
cry has been ordered from the east and
will arrive in about five weeks when IT
will be set in place at once and the
production started.
The plant will hire about dozen
men at the start and will furnish quite
a little payroll, which win stead
lily increase.
The chief product will be asbestos
shingles and other arti lies will be manu-.
factured, including floor tiling. boiler
covering etc.
The institution has been started in q
business-like way and the promoters
have not tried to spend all o. their time
selling stock but have gone to work i'm.
mediately and are expected to show re-
sults.-Kamiah Progress.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1914-12-03
Northern Pacific Railway
Plans Building Cutoff

Alder branch and then construct line
from Twin Bridges to Dillon and from
Dillon to Armstead, where the Gilmore
& Pittsburg tracks would be used to
Salmon City, Idaho. This is a water
grade and the same grade would be
followed in going from Salmon City
to Lewiston, Idaho, which is near the
Washington line.
"Northern Pacific engineers have
made estimates of the expense neces-
sary to bore tunnel through the
mountains where the Gilmore & Pitts.
burg has its expensive switchback.
This is short distance from Armstead.
The switchback is the only bar to the
water grade to Lewiston, where the
Northern Pacific main line is met
again. 1t will cost less to operate this
changed routing and some distance is
saved. The Rockies would have to be
crossed on this proposed extension
from Twin Bridges to Armstead, but
the grade is not SO difficult on the
proposed pass as is the Whitehall pass
into Butte and the through freight
would probably be routed over the
Twin Bridges to Dillon extension"
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1914-12-03
lilo PREPARES FOR
POULTRY SHOW
DEC. 22-26
BREEDERS FROM GRANGEvILLE
TO EXHIBIT IN THE NEIGH
B0RHOoD OF go BIRDS.
OSCAR NELSON TO Be JUDGE
Premium List Is Printed and the Prize
List Large-Cups and Premiums
For Prize Winners.

There will be something doing of in
terest this month for the farmer of
Idaho county notwithstanding what
line of farming he is engaged or in
terested in and with the stock show at
Lewiston beginning the 14th and the
poultry show at Ilo from December 20
to 26, inclusive he can go from the one
to the other and get his fill Of thorough.
bred exhibitions and meeting the vari-
GUS exhibitors and discussing the res
pective merits Of the breeds of their
choice.
Local poultry fanciers are grooming
their stock at present and testing out
the approved toilet preparations used
on the feathered barnyard fouls.
Choice cockerels are sending forth tune
full strains in announcing the coming Of
morn these days from the sumptuous
quarters where they are being housed
preliminary to the show. Hens and
pullets are responding splendidly and
cacking over the fresh ones which they
are laying under the added stimulus of
good feeding.
Grangeville poultry breeders are
planning on making exhibits and Jim
Graves, Bob Hammil, DR.. and Mrs.
Jackson, John Powell, John Norwood,
Roy Mckinney, Calvin Hazelbaker and
several others are among those who are
reported as planning to place some
beauties on exhibition at Ilo. In all
about so or 60 birds, perhaps more, will
be taken from Grangeville for exhibi-
tion purposes.
In the mean time over in the exhibi-
tion city they are bustling around max
ing preparations for the show and to en-
tertain the big crowd which is expected
to be present.
A large number, 1000, premium lists
have been printed by the Ilo Register
and these were brought over to Grange
vile this week and stapled here at the
Free Press plant on its wire stitching
machine. The book besides the pre-
MUM lists contains articles on poultry
raising, the constitution and bylaws OF
the Lewis county association, official
show rules Of the American Poultry AS
sociation, rules and regulations Of the
show and large amount of reading
matter and adds from different adver-
tisers on the prairie and the neighbor-
ing sections.
Birds will be judged by the score card
and the judge, Oscar Nelson, of Occur
d,Alene, is undoubtedly the best Judge
Of birds in the northwest, whose deci-
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1914-12-03
WILLIAM Won BERaE DIES
was Pioneer Resident of this Section
and Highly Respected.

Last Tuesday the death of William
vonberge, a pioneer resident of Idaho
county occurred. The deceased slipped
quietly away into rest in the afternoon
his daughter, Miss Elsie has lust left
Tor the store and her father was sitting
IN q chair, his wife thinking that he
was sleeping, but shortly later it was
found that his condition was serious
and his daughter was called back from
the store and doctor summoned. The
decease followed a period of i'll health
which has existed for some time.
William VonBerge from his long resi-
denee in the county had an extensive
acquaintance among the citizens on the
prairie being well known and respected
by everyone who have had business as.
sociations with him. He followed Farm
ing in the Fem section for some time
and later conducted a brewery in
Grangeville, which business he discon-
tinued and later he devoted his entire
attention to his property interests on
the prairie.
Deceased was about 65 years Of age
and leaves surviving him a wife, two
sons and daughter who reside here in
Grangeville. The funeral will be held
next Saturday at 10:30 a. m. from the
house, under the direction of Under
taker w. E. Graham.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1914-12-03
BUTTE MAN SAYS WILL TUNNEL
MOUNTAINS AND BUILD FROM
SALMON TO LEWISTON.

BY building comparatively few miles
the Northern Pacific can obtain much
better grade to the coast and according
to the story given out by Butte mah
recently that is the object the company
had in mind when it took over the
Pittsburg & Gilmore, several months
ago.
Here is the story told by the Butte
man, who it is said, is in q position
to know what he is talking about:
"The Northern Pacific has been anx-
ious to overcome the expense and
difficulty Of sending trains over the
Bitter Root range and also desired to
find some easier route for freight over
the Rockies than is afforded by the
Butte climb. Surveys show that the
plan of the Northern Pacific is to send
freight trains over the new route from
Whitehall.
"The plan is to send trains from
Whitehall to Twin Bridges over the
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1914-12-03

sions are rarely ever questioned. This
fact and the tact that he is now q
licensed judge of the American Poultry
Association will insure splendid salts
faction to the exhibitors and lend added
weight to every decision when he hangs
the blue ribbon on the winning bird.
In tho judging and rules of exhibition
the rules prescribed by the American
Poultry association will be followed and
blue ribbon winners will thereby have
the satisfaction of winning prize
which will be recognized everywhere.
The fact that the state poultry show
will also be held at Ilo is another fea-
ture which further assists in the success
of the show. AS to the premium cups
given to exhibitors, all cups must be
won by the same party twice before it
becomes his property.
In the classes open to the world and
prizes offered, the grand sweepstakes
special, offers a prize OF $50 for the
best cock, cockerel, hen, pullet, and ex-
hibition pen, one variety 70 birds) in
American, Asiatic, Mediterranean and
English classes. Offered by F. o. Hat
field, Ilo, Idaho. For the best display,
$1S is given, End best $8. The highest
scoring bird takes $22. 23 prizes are
offered in the open exhibit.
Twenty-one psizes are offered in the
competition open only to club members
in Idaho and Lewis counties. The
gran d sweepstakes special for the best
pen, one variety, Q birds, $25 is offered.
Best pen and variety, $25, and for tho
best pen Of Rhode Island Reds, $l5.
Highest scoring bird exhibited from the
stock of w. H. Thomas, Partridge Wyan-
dottes, gets prize Of CUP, value,
$3.50. Best cock bird, any variety, a
prize valued at So. Prizes are offered
for waterfowl, ornamental fowl, best
drake, best duck, turkeys, bautams and
geese.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1914-12-03
LEWISTON TO HAVE
A SUCCESSFUL
STOCK SHOW
SHOW LOSPONED TO DEC. IA WILL,
BE BIGGER AND BETTER
THIS YEAR.
J. Il. SMITH new SECRETARY
Northwest Breeders viii Put Much
Blooded Stock on Exhibition
Buildings are Completed.

The news from Lewiston are that plans
for the Northwest Livestock Show, pos
poned to December IA, are being pushed
by boosters Of that city and by the
officials of the Livestock Association
and everything indicates that the un-
fortunate circumstances which were
caused by the foot and mouth disease
scare will not prevent splendid exhi-
bition OF the booded stock by north
west breeders.
The Importance Of the livestock in.
dustry which is indicated by the splen-
did prices which obtain at the present
time and for some time past, and by the
great benefit which will be derived by
any movement which will stimulate the
interest of the farmers toward the
greater development of stock raising
has caused breeders to turn their eyes
towards any exhibition which will be
visited by prospective buyers, and will
bring many exhibits to the Lewiston
Stock Show.
Quite number of Camas prairie peo-
pie are planning to attend the show as
indicated by the statements to that ef-
feet and many from Grangeville will
attend. This section is well represent
ed in the Livestock Association by
prominent breeders who are boosters
for the show and who are aiding in
making it a success. All reports indi-
cate that the show will be good this
year.
Smith win Take Carlyle's Place.
The resignation Of Secretary w. L.
Carlyle to accept a position as dean OF
the Oklahoma state agricultural college
and director of the experiment station
which necessitated the election of
another to fill the position vacated, was
promptly acted upon by the Livestock
Association and J. Fl. 4. Smith of
Pullman, prominent breeder was elect
ed to fill the unexpired term.
Mr.. Smith has been one of the most
active members Of the Northwest Live
stock association since its organization
and last year was superintendent of the
hog department. at the big show and sale
conducted in Lewiston. This year he
was elected superintendent of the en-
tire show and in carrying on this work
is in close touch with all matters deal.
ing with the preparations O. the show
which will open open at L wiston v
December IA. Mr.. Smith has assn
charge of the duties of his position and
Continued on mage
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1914-12-03
The Poor Little Guy

'I44 HILE the legions locked the dead line
3HA Wr1le the dreadnaughts glooming the seas
w. while the horrors Of rumor and headline
Give a tang to evening Of ease
Let us knee in the dust Of all faction.
Let us pray to the place from high
For a small unspectacular fraction
The poor little guy!
Let US pray for his kline In the stable
For his OK and his and his SWINE
For his chair and his plate table,
For his cornf1ed and orchard
For the tilth where the plying
For the bed where shall lie.
For the ache that Is than the dying
The poor little guy!
A pitiful pawn Of Vienna.
OF kaiser, Of king Of car,
He Is pushed to the pit Of 0ehenna
- To the side Of the great Abattoir.
He goes as the wailng denial
AS the infinite, Travelling cry
OF the peace to be born from his trial
The poor little guy
The peace Of the pure contamination
Foretod in the ages before
When nation shall strive with nation
Nor shall they learn any more
But Jesusl-the carbon faces
That gare at the pestilent sky
And the trench foot Of the glacts-
The poor little guy
William Samuel Johnson in the New York Sum.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1914-12-03
NEW BRIDGE OVER CLEARWATER

A bridge crew Of the Northern Paci-
fic started work here Tuesday on a
steel bridge across the Clearwater river
here to replace the old wooden struc-
ture that has been used since the build
ing of the line in 1898.
1t is estimated that four or five
months will be required for the compile.
tion of the structure and it will be
quite benefit to this line.-Kamiah
Progress.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1914-12-03
PRESENT YOUR BILLS.

All claims against the Commercial
Club, due to the election expense or any
other incurred for that body, should be
presented to the secretary Of that or.
ganization at once as it is desired to
audit the same and make settlement
within the next week.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-17

SEN Sos @6iff fir Gan 5rancisco gu
be1teigen? Die taui en6faden @11n=
Sen, sic ser &rieg SEN 8amilien> Sic
idtperen &erll1lte, sic er oem @obl=
itano eingetragen baben miro >per6en
cine @ergniig11ngsreile no@ Gan
obne 1neitereS berbieten,
un6 6ie gnergie, 6as Sntereiie Ser
miro I'M beimii@en 2anoe
ge1uigeno in Mniprud genommen
iein. Sic alte @elt lit alio 5meifelos
p0nig a11sgei9altet un6 menm ou@
a1r5,>nebmen lit, bob 6ie Climber un0
INN Sen &acific oie Mus-
tpem nidt bei6iden, 10 6od
beiuben ueroen, un6 10 bod nod Ell
ne Nusii6t auf @rfolg berbliebe, 10
lpare es Damn eben feline 8eltmuS=
1tel(l1ng mebr, ion6erm eine pribate
&eclame16uu Ser Ser. Stoaten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-17

Sen ioaer Sen Cribs erbalten. Mit
oieler ullgetriibten &eitertett nimmt
man iiberal I'M &ei6e oieleS neueite
e1lglii de @eleb allf, nno nut gedt.
Cine balbe Miaion mebr Soloaten!
@eiB man 6enn nidt in 9on0on, mte
ma lid nit einem lolden @eiebe ID
herlid ma9t? @eiB man 6enn BORT
gor ni6t, melbe un5ablige @inrid=
tu11qen uno @orbereitungem eS foltet,
nm 100000 Sol6aten neu %aus5ubil=
6en? S6er begniigt man ii6 6amt,
6ob man Die @tiefel in @ariS, baS
Yrlper in 6ranfreih Ole Soften 1T
Mublano u1ro oie 0ffi5iere in Ger
bien borgen mill? SIT England 10
tief gefaaen, oaB es ii6 io16e @6er5e
in ernlter 3eit geitatten mill? Genn
anoers gebt es ni@t = beim beiten
@illen ni6t. Cine balbe Mi1ton
5olouten er foroert ndmli6 min6e,
items 10 b1el @eDebre, Node, 9o1en,
5tiefelpame, Sormiiter un6 flnf3ig
NAL mebr Natronen. $50 bat tie
oenn gmglano? Dieies neue papierme
Seer erbeif9t min6eitenS 500 nele
&aierne1t, 11ere S@ieBitdnoe, 1ere
l1ebungspldbe uim. l1no tpenn 6tes
aues iiber Ma@t berporge5m1bert
uiir6e> mo lit 6as 10 %6ringem6 MOTIF
menoige MuSbil6ungsperi onol? $50
1in6 sic 10000 Sffi5iere? $50 iin6
6ie 10000 al1sgebil6eten nnterofft<
5iere? Ser preuBii@e &rtegsmtnt-
iter iolte idleunigit Sic Seuertpebr
ser @ren5orte mobil ma@en laiien."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-17
GmtbnuteS @ebeimntb.

Ms einer ser groBten Sdtpinoel
6es 5man5igiten S%abrbun6ertS be-
5eidnet sic @olniide &olfs3eitung
.6as bom engliiden @arlament erloi=
iene @eiet, b11rb meldes Ser &rtegss
mtnilter 9orb @itdener it@ cine bal<
be Minion @oI6aten bot bepiQigen
Iaiien. v8rapo!" 16retbt 6as rbeini=
i6e @latt m0rtlt@: u@enn 6ies Sen
@1ifen nno Sran3oien nidt impo>
inert, biIft ntdts mebr. ~@tes gro=
BE @ebeimmibB," nit 6em man 1T So
RIG 70 tpihtig tbat, lit NUN entbnlt.
Sssn Deuti9lan6 aber fragt man gan5
fiibl: tporl1m 6enn MIR eine balbe
Minion? Sc tpdre 6o6 bie1 better
getpei fen, iofort etne gan5e Minion 5u
for6ern. Sci inns ueiB ndmlid ie6es
militarii6e &in6, 6aB 6ieie @eietes=
porlage ether 6er> gr0bten @@tpin6el
6es 8t%pan3igiten Sabrbunoerts lit,
6oB Tie MIR ouf Sic Da1mmbeit Ser
@erbun6eten berednet fem fanr, un6
SOB man ii@ in 9euti6lan6 idon
freut, tpen11 6ieie bolbe Milion ein-
mail gu uns GIT fommen berir1dte. Gin
otter MilitGr, ser fa11m mebr reiten
tann, i6lug Dor, 6aB ntar linn cine
@dtma6ron @albtnbali6en geben mo
qe, 6ann tper6e er Tie ole fangert un6
an 8arn1111t bermietben als ein 11e1tes
@elttpun6er. uniere &riegsinbali-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-17
Sonmta8Srube Mmo
Sonmta8sbeilt8mn8.

l1eber sic pom 81. &ater gel egnete
Disqualification fir September
ibreibt ser M%onats5ettel oes u5en6~
bote":
Shon int Mlten Bunoe fat @ott IN
leiner @eisbeit perfu10et, 6aB er Ell
men Sag aus lieben> Sen Sabbatb, fir
ii9 beanlprude, 6amit er beionoers
gebeiligt meroe 6urb @ottes6ienit
uno grbe bon fredtli6er &rbeit, un6
oiele @erorom1ng tpur6e int 9eeuerl
9l1noe gemdB ser pom Sobne @otteS
SEN Mpolteln Wbertragenen @emolt
auf SEN Somrtag be5ogen neil am
5onntag bo6erbabene @ebetmnille
unlerer grl0iung pollbra@t mnroen,
non1entlid sic Muferitebung @brtItt
uno sic Sen6ung oes fl. @eiites. Mm
Sonntag lit Ser @laubige unter idtpe=
rer @iin6e perpfli6tet, anoahttg Der
FL. Wfelie bei5u1pobnen nn6 it4 bon
folder fne6tliden Mrbeit gu entbal=
ten, sic meoer BON Notb no6 Drift
liber Ndditenliebe berlangt miro.
Mber nebitoem perlangt Ser @etit oes
5onntagsgeiebes, boB Ser @lanbige
Sen Sag bes @errn" beilige onr6
an6ere @erfe ser Mn6adt uno Srom<
migfeit. gr ioute 8. s.. Sic Hreoigt
6es @ortes @ottes anboren, sic fl.
Communion empfangen> Ser &eiper
b%eitpobnen fromme 2eil1ng balten
n1ro lih beion6ers Ser Mnsi6meifung
un6 je6er 5iin6e entbalten. 9nr6
sic ltreng borgei9riebene Ietlnabme
an 6em fl. Mebopfe r, Ser erboben=
item @an6lung unierer FL. @eligion,
un6 sic Mneiferung 5u oen iibrigen
@erfen Ser Grommigfeit miro 6em
religioIen @eben 1tetS reue Nabrnng
geboten nn6 6urb Sic porgel6riebene
@on11tagsrube miro at6 Bent 5ettlt=
den @oble 1tn6 Ser gan5en burger
1iden @eieui6aft ge6ient. 2et6er aber
miro Ser fir sic @rbaltung Der @elt=
gion nn6 6as angemeine @obl 10
bielbe6el1ten6e Sag 6eS Serrn" lelbit
BEL pielen Gbriiten gu eirem Sag ser
@ottpergeiienbeit, man ufeiert" am
@onntag, 1m ii@ Ger MuSidpetfun
6em Irunf un6 SEN @ergmiigungen
oGein bin5ngeben. @er pollte 90
nidt mitbelfen, 6aB es an6ers mer6e!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-17
ct Glpub. Ntuneipta. Gpnnerfaab ben H.. @eptmher, 1914. Guumer 4 4

8ibe, porausgeieben, un6 6en lader>
liden l%1ebereifer Ger ertremen @rge=
infer oufs id6rfite fritiliert. ~Dieie
8iiienidaft, i6rieb er unlangit an
Sic 9onoon Simes, lift gum Ibema
%getpor6en fir sic @ibe bon Sons
miiriten ouf Ser @iibne un6 in elmer
minoerlpertbigen Nreiie. ~@ugenii6e"
@eiratben per6en uns aufgetii6t>
nit uel1geniiden" &tn6ern nn6 uel1ge=
mii6en" S9uuipielern miro uns oufs
gefpartet, sic abiolut nidts gemetn
baben NIT Dem 8roblem Der &aiien<
moblfabrt; 8eamte bon @ugenifer-
@ereinigrngeu laifen ii@ Interviewer
iiber bielbeipro6ene &in6er. .....
@os mir befiir9tet baben, lit 2bat=
iade %gemoroen. 9ie @iiienidaft ent=
midelt itd RAID in cine 2iebbaberei
fir Sen @oieur, 6en &ongrebbumm=
Ter, un6 Sen S@reibfnedt." Cine
iolbe @ilieni6af miilie in iid 3u<
lummenfa nen.
Cine iolhe @iiieni@oft, meint sic
Sainotier NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
oiiirfe in ibrer gegertpartigen bertpor'
renen 6aiiung nidt als @run6lage
geieblider MaBnabmen 6ienen. Gin
FOLDER Odmpfer, a11f sic permanfttpis
brighten Sor6erungen Ser gugenifer
gefebt> lit 6urdo1s beredtigt. @enm
man 6ieien @iini@en nidt @inbolt
gebieten tpiir6e, 6am mare balo Sic
&eiIigfeit Ser @be, 6as 6omilien1e'
ben, nn6 sic @ittltbfett m1fs drgite
be6robt. 8umaI ongeit@ts Ser itorf
bortparts 6rdngen6en @etpegnng, bic
iiberipannteiten Tbeorien auf man-
den @ebieter CUR @%run61age geieb<
lt6er MoBnabmen gu MAIDEN. Get.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-17
,piro Die TrieoenS=
toti@aft ert6mem?

@abren6 ser Mobilma9ung un6
oe5 Mufmaribs ser Mrmeen raui@te
iiber gat15 0euti6lan6 un6> mie sic
8eridte perla11ten lieBen, audi lber
Seiterreib : l1ngarn cine madtige
8oge ser 8egeiiterung fir oen &rieg
6abin. Gin eittig 8olf in @affen mar
bereit, iid gegen feinoli@e @adborn
GIT pertbeioigen. @riefe uno 8eitun=
GEN, sic BON 6riiben bier anlangen,
lin6 nod ongefuM bon 6iei er 8egei=
iterung. gs fomnten aber au6 Nad=
ridten bon 6riiben, sic bon Sen bic
len idtpar5em Gra11erfleioern meloen,
sic man ouf Ser @traBe iiebt. Souien=
Sc bon Troaen bepeinen @atten, Sob>
ne, 8ru6er rt6 @ater, sic tbr 2eben
loiien muBten, un6 Miuionen bon
T5ra11en 5ittern Sag un6 gea6t in
Gorge 1n6 Mngit Tint Sos @6idial If
rer 2ieben> sic fern bon Ser Seimotb
fein6li@en &ugeln n1Sgeiebt itno. SeSn
sic 8egeiiter11ng un6 Ben @iegesjnbel
mi19em ii9 SOS Stobnen un6 Med5en
meinenoer ur6 5%ittern6er 6rauen.
l1n6 gar mar9e M1ttter, 6ie ibren
ein5igen @obn %berloren, gar mon@e
@attin, sic Den @rndbrer ibrer &tnz
ser eingebiiBt bot, frogt ii&: MnBte
6ieier &rteg fem? l1no men1 er lein
mnBte> tpdre eS nidt an Ser 3et, 6oB
Sem bIutigen &ingen elm @n6e &C.
madt tper6e, ebe nod mebr Mitter
lire @obne> mebr Srauen tire @dn-
rer %berlteren?
@ie large nod miro Ser bluttge
MiirgengeI 6es &rieges @1ropas 2an-
ser u116 @0lfer geiBeIn? Mogen oas
6eutide nno sic NIT ibm per-
.biinoeten Softer, nod6em iie
mutt gbren aus 6ieiem Sample
Encouragement, fid iogen: u@ir
baben nidt umionit gef6mpft,
nidt nmionit bat sic 8liite 6es 6eltt=
iden @tommes ibr 2eben lalien milf
fen. Ser 8reis tpar 6es 8l11tes Ser
g6len tpertb." Gin ein3tges Soft,
SOS begeiitert ii@ geeen onitiirmenoe
Teinoe pertbetoigt, lit ein erbebenoes
@il6. @ergeilen mir 6ariiber aber
midt sic 8egeiiter11rg fir sic Srei-
beit, SEN @0lferforti9ritt un6 SEN
6rieoen, Sen tpobren Sor6erer Ser
&1lt1r, a11f ser it6 uniere @ibiliia-
ton o11fba1t. uSrie6e n1f @r6en uno
Sen Meniden Elm @oblgefanen!" NOR
sic frobe 8oti6oft, sic @iutonen un6
MbermiQionet erfrent bat. M0ge ser
Sag nidt ferne fem, an 6em fie a1fs
1te11e p%erfun6et tper6en fatr1.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-17

mulloeten oiirften in bieler 8e5iebung
better beoi11t meroen, a1s es mandl=
NAL bel 9etriebsunfallen in @erfltatt
ooer 6abrif m0glid) lei. gnolid miiB=
ten mir Gertral1e11 baben por aqem 5m
Gott, ser uniere geredte Sa6e gerne
5lln Siege fiibren mer6e. @ott lei
5lpor ser @err aler Nationen, ober
feline @nuoe unb &armber5igfeit
Ifenfe er Dor ulem Sen 80lfern, nit
oenen &edt rn6 @eredtigfett i'm
811n0e 1eien.