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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-13
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ul4e NC AIuJIeHi OeIV|eA4tISeIi - olS
N%lnSbreitl1ng Ser INNER mebr at1pad)=
len6en Observation-Disclosures in 6iei lem
|2an6e. @eiien Mmerifo am meiiten
beut3ntage be6arf 6as 1T sic &iidtebr
5m SEN @etpinenSprin5ipiem, nn6 Ser
erl tie S6ritt IN 6ieler @i9t1ng lit Sic
SonntagSbeiligung."
9ie in 2ea6 entbiiuten Ebati aden
5eigen, 6oB sic &atbo1ifen 6teies 2on=
6eS ibren @influB gelten6 MAIDEN
miiiien, nm sic Mo6t folder groben
&orporationen, mie Ser &omeltafe
W3ining &c., ein5ni6rdnfen, un6 6ab
lie nit oller &raft fir sic @infiib=
RING ser SonntagSbeiligung entire
ten nn6 Elm @e1eb, tpeldeS mo@entli@
|einen 9fubetog borihreibt, befirmor=
ten ioIten. Gin ioldes @eiet beitebt
CUR Belt inn Stoate Seem Sort un6 lit
fiir5li9 gum 5tpeiten Scale in 6em
Miogara County @eri9t dig berfai=
inngsm6Big erfIdrt tpor6en. @iele
unferer @atbolifen, mie sic nnterilt=
DUNG ebenfals ertpies, geben lire
@run6fdbe a11f menn 6ieie nit ibren
tpirtbidoftli@en Sntereifen in @eger-
iat gerotben. @inige Ser mi1igiten
@erf5euge ser &omeitafe Mtning 60.
tparen @atbolifen, nn6 6ieie boben
mdbren6 6ieier ga15en 8eit aus tbrer
Sein6ieIigfeit 6em 8iidof gegeniiber
feiner Sell gemadt. &atboliten iorl-
ten bur@mts niht nit 6em v3eit<
geiit" paftieren; sos @obl 6es gin=
5elner mie Der @elenfdaft bGn9t
cuffs engite nit unierer @borofter<
feitigfeit 5uiommen. @.=@t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-13

lollen, 1T geraoe5u unmtogli@. neber
ibr gerbaltniB 3ur @eieuidoft fonn
mar offi5ieM feine 5ufrieoenitenenoe
Musfunft erlangen. Die 9ofal5eitnng
lpiegelt or1d) MIR Sic Mniidten Der @e-
leuIdaft mieoer. SEER 0'@onnen,
Mitglieo ser l1rteriudungS &omz
mriHion, ibiloerte sic gerbaltniiie IN
Qea6 nit 6em OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
|gut: SIS giebt in 9eoo feline TreB=
un6 &e6efreibeit."
berboten.
Sic @el euidaft 5pingt i1brigens
ole Mrbeits1 uden6en cine &arte 51
u11ter16reiben, auf Ser iie ii@ ber=
pfli6ten, fei1per @etperfi 6aft bettreten
7l1 mouen, ltn6 unterbalt eine Mn5abl
@ebeimogenten, Inn irgen6 mel6e
u9(gitotoren," @emerfi6aftler uno
.@o3iolilten 5u ermitteln, Sic ii@ IN
Sen &eiben ser Mngelte1ten befin0en
m0gen. George Mortbam, Der @bef
oiefer Mgenten, iagte aus, BOB piele
Mrbeiter BON 1einen Mgenten 6iei er=
balb aaiqbrli9 onge5eigt un6 emit
lol1en tpiir6en.
Ser Mntpolt Ser @eien1hoft, Gbal=
mers &eller, lit ein berDorragerber
Gaftor in ser Bolitif in 9eo6. Setne
politiiden Mitbelfer fontroqieren,
ieinem eigenen 3eugniiie nad, Sic
@ommiiiiors 8eb0r6e, 6ie 2eo6 re,
giert. @e9s Siebtel 6es @run6et>
gentbnms in 2eo6 beiitt Ste @eiell=
1daft bolitGn6ig o6er bat menigitenS
Mutbnngsre6te 6oro11f. @iele &C.
1f)6fts= nn6 8obnba11ier ltn6 auf
@o6en gebaut, 6en sic @eie0i@aft ie-
ser 3eit fir @ruber5mede in Mn<
fpru6 nebmen faa1,, unb in folden
6Gl1en miiien bieie Betpobner inner
bolb 80 Sagen beni elben berlaIfen,
obne ooB iie fir ettpatge @erbeIierlt11,
gen o6er Sntereiiemi@aoigung pergii-
tet mer6en. Die @intpobner bon 2eoo
- Mrbeiter tpie @ei66ftsIe1tte = lino
on1@einen6 Observation-Disclosures
nete, sic ga113. unter ser &nute 6es
@11perinten6enten fteben, DEM sic 81
reftorert Ser @eielidoft dbiolute
@onmadten gegeben boben.
Die Brage ser @onntags.
bei1igungn n6 6es no.
9entIi6en @mbe-
tuges.
Sic Grdge Ser Sonntagsbeilig11ng
tp11rbe %etngeberb bur@ @ii9of 8ni9
er0rtert, Ser dig 3peiter 8erge auf.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-13

1trot. gr legte 6ie gon5e 511 @nnlten
ser @om1tagsbeiltgung betriebene
Mgitation 6or nn6 5eigte, mie otele
onfangs bon Sen protei tanttl6en
Efarrern nnteritiitt tp11r6e, nn6 mte
Sic @ruben e @eieui@aft iid gu oie=
fer go9e gelteut babe. Gin Mnlpor11,
Ser oen Mrbeitern, sic, feiner @etperf=
fdaft ongeb0ren6, na6 9eao fomen
Inn SEN @treif bon 1909 gu bre6en
(o6er sic Mnsiperrur1g 81 nerbon=
ltGnoigen), geboten muroe, beltano
gerooe 6arin> 6aB sic 5onntagsorbeit
erlol1bt tpl1r6e; ser superintendent
modte 6ieie 6esbaIb ni@t ubi6affen.
superintendent @rier, Ser 6em ST.
fdof olf oem 3eugenitan6 borauS=
ging, berindte GIT betpeiien, 6oB eS
Sen 2euten freiitan6, SonntagS 5n ar
beiten o6er ni6t, 6o9 8iidof 8u19
erflGrte nod6riidlidL 6ab Mrbeiter>
sic bon 6ieier @%r1arbnib @ebran9
modten, ii6 ernitlide Modtbeile 5n'
50gen.
Ser BiIdof idiloerte mie man it@
benliibt babe, 6ie 3eit fir 6en @ottes'
6ienit 10 on5rieben, bob ben Mrbet=
tern @elegenbeit CUR 8%etmobnnng Der
Melie gegeben tpur6e, mie ober onrb
Ole S9idtarbeit 6ieie 8%emiibrngen
n11tlos tpur6en. Ct legte Damn bar,
mie er na6 Milpa11fee geganger1 nno
mie ct eri1tdt mor6en iei, iiber Ser
baltniiie in Sen @%ergtperten" gu fpres
d)ert, tpie er Damn sic 8uitan6e IN
2eao geidil6ert, ser e%in5igen @rnbe11=
lto6t, nit bere11 @erbaltniiie er be-
fonnt mar, nn6 tpie feline @@il6ern11>
gen in 2ea6 eine geget ibn gert&tete
grregung berborger11fen, 90 iie fal16
a11Sgelegt tpor6en maren. ct trot NIT
aGen1 Mo66rud fit 6as Gel t Elm,
6aS modentli6 etnen N1betdg oor'
idreibt, inoem er iagte, 6oB unter
mooernen in6uitrieuen @erbaltntl1en
es oft um0gli6 lei, 6en @etrteb
gan3li& ein5uitellen un6 oaB Elm iol=
des @eieb ser Sonntagsbeiltgnr1g
f0r6er1i6 fem miir6e ct erflarte,
6oB ni@t MIR 6ie moraltide nn6 iiber,
notiir1ide @oblfobrt, fon6ern audi
sic leibli6e iolde @abregeln er-
beiide. "SS9 Bit felt iiber3etgt, fi9te
ser 8iidof bin5u, 6aB sic grobe 1t11'
eingeidranfte Ma9t, tpie 6iefe @eieu'
fdnft Tie befibt, febr gefdbrli@ it,"
uDie tpettere Mnsbebn11ng ser Cont
taqsarbeit, erfIarte er otf cine 5rage
6es l1rterfudnngs &ommtifars @or-
retlor, nlpir6 MIR Die Dinge, Die mir
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-13
@ommer=6ntem im6 gefabrli@.

@ommerbn1ten fin6 gefabrltb. S1e
seiqen nieorige 2ebensfraft an un6
fiibrer1 bGinfig at fdlimmer @eblfopf>
un6 2pnge1 : &%ranfbeiten, @@tptn6-
i, {udt eingei@loiien. Dr. &ing'S Mere
gnt6edumg bertreibt 6en &uitem ODER
sic grfdlt11rg prongt un6 beugt 4om>
plifuttonerr Dor. Sic lit beileno nno
antifeptii4 ut6 mo@t e1t@ iofort BEL
fer fiiibIen. 3ogern lit gefdbrli4 =
fault cine Wafde ST.. &ings Melte
@ntbedung fofort. @elb 3uriid, toenn
feline 8ufrieoenbeit. 500 nno $1.00
Sla{de Bel @urem Mpotbeter. - Gn'
5eige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-13

men 1ein miro, es miro Der 8ebolte'
rung @eut191onos uno a1en Mnge-
borigen ser bel1ti6en Nation o11r@
bie1e Mnorom>ng 6es &aiiers a11d Der
@rn1t ser 3eit 51 nolem @etunBt1eln
oebradt, mie es sur 9eit Der Sttf=
tuna Sos 0r6cns int Sabre 1918 nl1o
sur 3eit leiner Grne1terl1119 int fSobre
1870 Scr san mar.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-13

0aS 11e1te tpatn6eri@one n@tein"
9ie6: v3um Gum Gum" miro Sbnen
toitenfret 5ugeian6t, tpe1n @ie Sbren
geome1 un6 M6reffe einf@iden at 6ie
vMinneopolts @reming Co., Minne.
apolts, Mtnn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-13

Dosf9 0ne Metter tpirb Bel pettem
nt3t 70 banfbor bon ben Menf@en er>
tanrt, als mon Dos nur r1inber CUTE
alet4 ibermGBig ougemei1 ta6eln 15rt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-13
&erluren.

Gin Mutomobile @oo6ri6 Sire in
Seltu9 a1f bem @ege bon 81tdmo11
1a9 ct. CLOUD. Gin6er m0ge mid
bena9rt9tigen. Mnton Stol,
@ter5, Mir1t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-13

M11es mas mir unternebmer 1T
fpontan. 11eberlege nod 10 lange, es
iptrb felbft uber bic f4ner>piegen6iten
@ntf@life nur Der Mugenbltd ent<
fhetben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-13
&erlangt

Gin g11tes @d6ben fir olgemeine
&mtsarbeit. @1tbert @anien, 1926, 9.
Mpe. iii61td.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-13
Sine Mate1 fir jeben @e=
bruuCb.

rs eplbaueige M%dbnabeln:
81 &unEtperf<Naoeln ndmlib.
Is 5eibe nnb BaummDlle @tDpfer.
Is 8ubpaarenzMa6eln.
Is @rrtuet pber Sttderet.
slug Dber Sapeftrp.
3 Chenille Nobcln:
fn6dnernes Gtiaettp.
fnDdbernes Eape D6er 8ano.
1fnDderne 6dfelnabel.
l 1tablerne @afelnabel.
l itablernes 8Doftn pber Cape.
l 81tnbzMrbett.
2 mittelmdBige @pue Stppfnaoel.
2 feline @Due 5tDpfnooeln.
2 mittelmaBige @arntDpfnaoeln.
2 feline BaumtpDu 5tDpfnaoeln.
2 mittelndBi9e Banmtppu
5tDpfnobeln.
142 niikli6e Ndbartifel.
The Keota news., 1914-05-01
Combination Of Whose Members
Caused Mexican Revolt.
TERRAzAs AND cReEL LEAD
Former 0e1an Win onafI otore, En-
toeo6 Politics and Accumulated Land
Until Ae Was Worth 500 0oo, 900
Lister Wao q Flnanejos.

New Yoek.-Ths history Of the roy
q family Of chihuahua reveals ccodt
tjons that made . revolutions neceosaYy
and at the same ums furnished IN a.
most mslodrsmatic history q the rise
timat1on Of his ono time wugsAipess
until hs II oow exscratsd - . villaln.
chihuahua royalty cons4sts Of The
TerrAxas and crssl families. their con
nSctioos and dsseendants- Owing 70 In
tsrmaSTiages these are practjcally the
same in both families. but ~ the
legitimate descendants Of Luis Ter.
raxas. founder Of the dynasty. number
40 royalty II not rars. Chihuahua u
the largest and wealthiest ol tho Aexi-
can states. and the conditions here
brought about BY the royal family
nave their counterpart In the rest Of
the republic.
"Old Don Luis" - he 10 called, was
born In the city Of chihuahua In 1S1S.
became possessed Of . fortune sstt
mated at 500. 900 900 and 10 now In
exile. while his son Luis - . prisoner
IN his own house.
Don Luis held few acres less than
nine millions IN this state. or = terri
tory ons.third ~ large ~ New York
state: cattle. horses and sheep In num-
bofS that not even his administrator
knew With accuracy. but which can
only b numbered satisfactorily BY the
hundred thousand: banks, mines. build-
ings and what not
AZ tho doath q hts father Luis In
hsEited 5000 pesos and went into bust
The Keota news., 1914-05-01

ness II q small way near tho pu61lo
market place. The Ans rssa6snes a .
soo. Juan Tsrrs2as. now oeeu1ass tho
Amado Porvas. hs continued In b0St
ness through The 'tos- Much q ths
success OF the store. which at drst vaD
Of tie type called tsoda5oa q 'CAaao
John,~ vas bscanss q ths Asap aAA
shFov6nsas ol Poevas. l1svas WAoa
his former partner became great wa0
made administrador q his Affairs.
: In ths late 'sos Tssrasas vsat into
politics and IN II found h1s real oec1r
patton. He u sid 70 havo rsssmbisA
The lats Marx Hanna In his appear
anes and manner. He sooa became
1sfs poltt3co. thso governor. a1A IN
ds3teFtng stories are told q hts mA.
nipulat1ou of the mint tor CAihnahua
then coined noesy. AID he thsn b.
gan sstting together de vase estate q
which he vas possessed.
In 1858 he was The grand ssignsur
Of the district and On March 3S With
his lsv1es drove out ths sympathissfs
Of Naxi1nillan- Thfs noeabls victory
enabled Presadaot Juarss "a make CAi-
Auahua his capital and sstnrn from
what almost amounted % sztls On the
nosthssn frontier. He vas % Aslightsd
that hs immediatsly created Tsgrasas
general. Among olheg ao1ab3ss who
served under Tse18as = this battle
vas yslix Diax
This event marks the highest point
49, 80 e.
indeed. but IN he egt1met1on Of his
people. Univ0ssally popular. fairly
woeshipsd By the people. he Was one
Of the great msn of ths country. and
oddly enough. was . Jeadef ol that
populsS party q which the Const1tu-
tionalist party which has exi1ed him =
the descsndaut Aftsr this period n
1850 commsncod HI association With
his nephew and soo4n-law. Enrique
Cresl, half Mexican and halt gT1neo.
who In the popular estimation b the
blacker Villain Of the two.
Ruben Crsol. father Of Henry G.
Creel, or ~ he = better known. I'm.
rique c.. was Amss1eA1 eoosul hare and
remained in the country. He and Don
Luis married sistars, Pss Guilty and
Caroline Guilty. daughtsrs q = family
prominent In thia locality and now ex-
tremely wealthy. Creel's marriage took
place In 1852. Tho connection between
the two families Vas further strength
ened when the younger Croel married
one OF TeErasas' daughtsrs.
ID 1884. after the stormy, term q
Gen. Manuel Gomez ~ president q tho
The Keota news., 1914-05-01
THREE SWEET DISHES
QEco0nGRoED TO THOSE VINO
ARg POND OF 0AAANAA
pueoo PIovoeO1 V1btA vaal1eo 10 Exess-
looo-3oelpo fee 0aAaaa ope~0e-
oeed nDhod WIN othee Fruit
~ PsOooa.

P0l - naay bananas - 0eGarod
~ rub t1so through 00s asve INTO
Q baaea. Aix With tA1s 6utt DsTos
Q pa1G o. tA3ek cream 1avured wt0 ~
an. tAaa paas tAo vAo1s ooeo moro
tAsoagA ~ me s3ovs. Turn INTO .
hoaose and lssvo TIL tA3eksnsd. eheo
baa& thrse.soa1tAs oe . pint moro q
cream I'm ditch, svostsuing to tasse'
and NIX WITH tAs nossa cream: add
fng also o00 V1nAG1Assfnl o( VIVA. AZ
faaGo tAo cream. Foek-0AaDe. On Ioso-
- napkin q dlaA and osfva
Or yos nay uks banana sDoogs:
Dos6oavo throo npaIths Of ~ ounce q
pov1sed gelatin IN gill Of boiling
vaase. Aaks . boiled custard q
oas Pint q Ao11, four eGgS. ooe-aa1
posAA a sugar and . pinch q san.
AAd the dissolved gelatin Strain ana
set as36e until cold and beginning 70
thicksa. Sir IN two tahlespooofub q
lemon Juice and eight bananas rubbed
through . alovA Now add . pint O
whipped cream and pour into . wes
mold, deeoga&sd With banana. cut N
siAgs and ~ n . epA place 70 -
come 01m
Banana surprise u also IN excellenf
dessert eeaA . quart OF cream With
the yellow E1nd ok . lemon and have .
posaa of sagar. Allow to cool and par.
ttally ffsess: thsa add three Quarters
q . ptat of banana pulp mixed With
. slFup mixture Of eandied nuit. chez
riss. pineapple. greeagages. etc. ana
the stTalnsd Juice ol half lemon-
Now aA1sh the freeginG Have ready
chilled. frssh-looking banana sktns. IN
tared - little - possible In remov-
ING tie pulp. I'M these with the froseo
mixture. putting ono Tablespoonful e
the ffuit mixture IN tho center at each.
PTsss The strip Of skin buried in equal
parts ot sal& and 1oe for An hour and
. QuaEtse. Joe ~ ffuit mixture cut
the frutt IN vssy small dice and mtg
With . little thick strup favored to
tasta. When serving tic each banana
With Q bow Of MARROW ribbon.
The Keota news., 1914-05-01
Jelly on.s,,t


Break fre1h eggs into Q bowl and
beat tightly With fork. Add salt and
hot water and q soon - blended pou1
into . smootA pan In which half Of the
butter has heated, but not Drowned.
Shake the pan - eggs begin to thick
On and - sooo - partly cooked lay Q
slate over pan and invsrt it. Place
pan back On stove. add the remaining
buttsr and slide in the eggs. Place .
cover over and cook q few SECONDS. q
untQ too<plck. comes ont clean. Now
slide On to hot plata. spread Jelly ovsr
quickly. fold over and sift well with
powdered sugar. All this must b
done quickly and served It once. This
. Z me breakfast dish served with
dehcato1y Toasted milk biscuits oe hot
rolls. l.s
The Keota news., 1914-05-01
os.lesd 1eease.

osO sOss0Os
Wash three pounds freah tongue.
cover With boiling water and cook
slowlY. two hoars. Remove from Va
ter. blanche n cold water and remove
skin and roots. Cook oneSourth cup
each Of 11osd carrots, turnips and
onions IN battsr 6ve minutes and -
move them 20 . deep bra1sing pan
Brown tongue In fat and place On vog.
stabaes In pan. II desired add Glove.
cinnamon and sweet herbs. salt and
pepper. one Glove. Bit einnamon. bou-
Qust Of sweot hsfbs. ens teaspooaful
sat. ons'6ourth teasDoonful pepper.
Cover tongue one-half wy With stock
and bake In covered pm two hours.
AZ the last halt hour the juice ol .
lemon may be added. When tender
remove to . hot platter. Thicksn
stock for gravy and pour around
tongue On hot dist.
The Keota news., 1914-05-01

r. -, 0on0 - 01D0ooo -
~ - - ssssa1 49, - 10Ds
aeal1 - e1haAnnessa q DsUW -
- lsoG D01eA q 0sesslal 1Dvo1
n~'0 WQaoo OA - uDAW -
D. SuuAo o0vu1nsD - s4n1aD v0o
pnGeAan1 au1p0ue1 II tha14 0san1.
- lhag - chV - see A1D1a10o -
rosaAana 4 - ~ a. IL. T1sue
Csoaa asonAnsessa d n1o a1y1n1A0D
q - py0vtA q ~ eoa1e1.
ny soeeseas1 aaeA seAa1 - ~
oDae. - vA1o 1Rs1an6 aA116aa =
puoeaeo ooo0s % hGso sEpDDs1 oAsso
CEoaa bsea0o 01nADooe - WoaAAA0eaD
-. = 0ao sn1l. Aaalso1 - - 0on6S
soeesaoR. BIT vAa1svW v1s0 - -
Meal A0hee1naa. 49, lB1sE1sFo1 ~ .
a viEA - DFoeeD e bgn11nG -
Gua1 1sta1A Ho = gsDn1s1 - h10o
bosa Anr nuo sssA vAo - 0assss1
- AsasA40 q 1sssnaas ~ v1a9 -
vsalfA amosses - a0v = 0oe3W q
eoa5oc<1fo 10oay.
CAnaahaA - 1ovw boea psoD4y
surveyed salaD ~ 00aaA saoanosS
voekfAg lpe f~snaas sasvs1o1 = =
~ ssfissy. la nscs tAAo 80 se1n
lArDs araas vhaeo Il = higA1I Dso1a1se
tAs2 % naa vteA tAe pos1hls s1osH
t1oo ol oomo hA1aa hanA - bosa
siaee tAo Dpan1GA eooGDAG TA1D fooA
toUseAsr v1aA ~ NJ tAa1 thEo Dase
- laAaste t3elss = Nd. fAe1l1eabod
ees asaas q Ose&1ag la.A
In so0o aaoso haa1aDlA0 vego boagAs
aAd - eooG1GDo0 AaAs eaa3Do1 M
Ase - t1s1o Aool Tho poa0a9soso q
tAese laAAs - snan ehaaee - prove
tAae1 eaa4ns = eoa1t aoAa1ot - -.
ess.4s sarvsVs of ~ 1snbsss q ~
royal Aa2l1y. O. - svsa a0psar Deoe
- vas q 1snee = laAAs 81 ~
elsim % tAsa. HWo aGnia tAs sbssR
hvyWs Cd. acenal survey v6ro CO..
vfnelng = cont svoo AAd - 51dSelAFy
beA u11a1.saeed. anA vAatsvse he
fsess q ~ natter vsss. de pso0ls
bel1sve % sezuas1y thA4 tho courts
vseo not impartial thas nan1 a ths
Jeenl peueooGlca Aavo tAo1GAt 4 saose
10 Isayo sAs eos.tsy ~ ~ present
TAssO aso also nAAy stogSos a
thgunHD 80 vsooooeo uooa TO roO0vo
~ poGDeaDoss fro0 AesasahSe posess
q ND. bot thaoo ere iApoasiblo -
subseaat1aAs sa11sene4as1ay q prossoG
~ oas tine . law. pssSsetly Esasoa-
a1ao q H. haoa. wa0 $4,000 tAA4 aA
tse1es 10 land msse - ragisesgod Dab.
liely within Q definite time. 1A0l 70
which he t1tls w. not rsgiseafsl -
cane availahls tor Pablo saty. ~
vas 70 b Gxpeceed. many q ths Deoo
props1stoes naGjoe4od 20 Do this q
never heard Of he necessity. and &Aooo
In aafhostty wsss b he bist position
70 take advantage q tAsar osntnsioas-
The real downfall q Lnis TesEasas
and hi family came tn ths iA&tsf part
Of 1913. wheo tAe present rovoa1t3oo
bsgan 10 gain strength. Gen. PaneAo
viila b ths worst fes Of royalty IN
Chihuahua- Whan the present robels
occupied Chihuahsa thsy ssstssd the
TseIasas and thsir psopsTtJs end vula
annoancsd that he wosld RESTORE tie
land % the psoas- Gen. L11s TeesaSas
ned 70 "A Paso With othsr prouiDsaa
cittsons ol Chihuahua.
villa ssased Lais Tsfsasas. Js., and
held him prisoner n CAihnahnA -
maadtng 4G0e.ooo ransom. He threat
sned to I'M the soa & tie old general
II the moosy wasat paid.
With his estate cooAeca4sd, Gen.
Lais Tessazas didn't have money
enough to NEST vnla's demand. Even
With the aid OF friends he found II I'm
ponaihln to acraDo toGOthar onou9h Of
The Washburn leader., 1914-06-05
A Mortal MaDady.

The lawyer who was trying to break
q will argued his case at length before
the Judge and referred to the dead man
all the time as the deceased. only he
pronounced it 1.-THE diseased" This got
on the judges nerves, particularly 40
the attorney took occasion to refer to
"the diseased" an unnecessarily great
number of times.
"See here" the Judge said testify at
last. "You keep saying this man was
diseased. Was he?"
Your honor" said the lawyer POM
pously. "he was"
Diseased! Diseased Of what?"
"YoE honor" replied the lawyer sue
cinctly, diseased Of death, sir."-Pop.
ular Magazine.
The Washburn leader., 1914-06-05
Notice Of Real Estate Mortgage
Foreclosure Sale

Naice is hereby given that that
certain mortgage, executed and de-
livered by Nels Wee, a single man,
mOrteagor, to Northern Land and
Mortgage Company, corporation, un-
der the lave of the State of Minne-
sofa, mortgagee, dated the 1st day
Of March, A. D., 1911, and filed for
record in the office Of the Register
of Deeds of the County of Mclean
and State Of North Dakota, on the
18th day of March, A. D., 1911, at
$3.50 O'Clock p. M. and there record
ed In Book B,32 Of Mortgages at
page 6l2, will be foreclosed by a
sale of the premises in such mort
gage, and hereinafter described, at
the front door Of the Court House in
Washburn, in the County Of Mclean
and State of North Dakota, at the
hour Of o'clock p. M. on the 8th
day Of July, A. D., 1914, to satisfy
the amount due upon such mortgage
at the date of sale. The premises
described in such mortgage and which
will be sold to satisfy the same are
situated in the County of Mclean
and State of North Dakota, described
as follows, to-wit: the Southwest
Quarter (SWA) of Section Twenty
three (23) in Township One Hundred
Forty--nine 149) North, of Range
Eightyfour (84) West of the 5th p.
M. containing 160 acres more or
less according to the Government
survey thereof. Said mortgage has
elected to declare and does hereby
declare the whole debt secured by
said mortgage due and payable in
accordance with the terms of such
mortgage, by reason of the default
OF said mortgagor in failing to pay
the two principal notes, each for $50.
due on Dec. LIST of 1912 and 1913, and
in failing to pay the 2 interest coupon
notes each for $50. due on Dec. 1st,
of 1912 and 1913, secured by su-
perior mortgage, which are still due
and unpaid, and In failing to pay
the taxes against said land for the
years 1911, 1912 and 1913, which in
terest notes and taxes the mortgage
was compelled to pay and did pay to
protect its interest herein. There
will be due on such mortgage at the
date of sale, the sum of Three Hun
dred Forty three and 75-100 Dollars
($343.75), besides the costs, fees and
0APCu5Cb VI INCSASS0O duU 6aASS
which sum of $343.75 includes the
sum Of $127.95 principal and interest
due upon. the notes secured by said
mortgage, and the sum of $135.90
due upon the said two interest cou-
pom notes secured by superior
mortgage, and the sum Of 1890 tax
es penalty and interest against
said land for the years 1911, 1912 and
1913 paid by the mortgage to re-
deem said land from tax sale, and to
protect it's interests under its mort
gage.
Dated May 25th, 1914.
Northern Land and Mortgage
Company, Mortgage.
H. ]. Bessesen,
Attorney for Mortgage,
Harvey, N. d.
The Washburn leader., 1914-06-05
Notice Of Mortgage Sale,

Notice Is hereby given that that
certain mortgage executed and de-
livered by Rosina Fried and Karl
Fried, her husband, Mortgagors. to
Martin State Bank, corporation,
MORTGAGE, dated the 9th day Of Oct
ober, 1912, and filed for record in the
office Of the Register of Deeds of
the County Of Mclean, and State Of
North Dakota, on the 18th day of
October, 1912, and recorded in Book
B-4O of Mortgages, at page GIL, will
be foreclceed by a sale OF the premis
es in such mortgage and herein
after described. at the front door of
the Court House in the County Of
Mclean and State of North Dakota,
at the hour of 2 o'clock in the after
noon, on the 9Th day OF July, A. D.,
such mortgage on the date Of sale.
gage and which will be sold to satisf
the same, are described as fol-
lows, to wit: The South Half Of the
Southeast Quarter (Sh SEA) of Sec
ton One ~, the North Half Of the
Northeast Quarter (N4 NEA) of
Section Twelve Q2) in Township
Oue f1uu0reu fOrty.elSlI (l40) NOTIn
Of Range Seventy-nine (79) West in
Mclean County, North Dakota. con-
tanning 160 acres more or less. &C.
cording to the Government survey
thereof. There will be due on such
mortgage at the date Of sale the sum
of $626.95, and the further sum Of
$1,000 interest paid by the mortgagee
to protect prior mortgages, making
the total sum for which the above
described land will be sold on tho
date Of sale, the sum- of Six
Hundred Ninety-seven and 4-1O0
($697.04) Dollars.
Dated May Goth, 1914.
Martin State Bank, Mortgage.
Alloys Wartner,
Attorney fer Mortgagee,
Harvey, N. d.
The Washburn leader., 1914-06-05

4 great mass meeting Of London
business men has enthusiastically in
lorsed the supreme navy" policy Of
heir government Which tends to d.
ninish the probability that we shall
soon be able to add a naval holiday"
20 our national holiday list.
The Washburn leader., 1914-06-05

The Chicago police authorities lGre
wondering whether chewing gum
found ON the last seven suicides In
that city had any relation to the act.
More likely they had been chewing the
nd Of their reflections
The Washburn leader., 1914-06-05

"A Judge has ruled that man has no
right to swear at his wife, even though
she swears at him first. And yet wo-
men insist that men have all the ad-
vantages.
The Washburn leader., 1914-06-05

Lord Weardale. who was beaten to
the ground ut q London railway sta
ton by a "suffragette." who piled
heavy dog whip. is sixty-eight years
old and not strong. Have the ladies
20 chivalry?