davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Meeker herald., 1914-10-24

Wsll . bss9A new sri vas bokaas for
ne today. hhe didn't know he way to
my once, and sha didn't tnow my
mama. 90 abs stopped one Of The older
clerks, biushsd . little, and sid: Can
you tell me the way to the onsos q the
comfort ladyf' That's worth working
for, isn't It. Emma McChesneyr'
ITS worth. living for" answered
Emma McChesney. Eravely. -lt-it's
worth dying for. To think that those
girls come to you with their little
sacred things. their troubles. and mis-
fortunes. and unhappinesses and"
"And their disgraces-somstimes. =
Mary Cutting finished for her. .Oh.
Emma McChesney. sometimes I WON
der why there isn't national school
for tho education Of mothers mar
vel at their ignorance more and m6re
every day. Remember. Emma. when
we were kids our mothers used TO send
us lying to the grocery on baking dayf
All the way from our house to Hines
grocery I'd have to keep on saying.
over and over: Sugar. butter, molas-
ses; sugar, butter, molasseA; sugar.
butter. moiasses.' II stopped for 4
minute I'd forget the whole thing. It
Isn't no different now. sometimes 1t
night. going home In the car after q
day 10 bad that the whole world seems
rotten, make myself say. over and
over, ~ I used to repeat my Sugar,
butter and molasses.' It's glorious.
good old world; tn . glorious, good old
world; its glorius. good old world
And I daren't stop for. minute for
fear Of forgetting my lesson"
For the third time in that short half
hour q silence fell between the two-a
silence Of perfect sympathy and un-
derutanding. ga 81
Five little strokes. tripping ever
each other in their haste. came from
the tiny clock ON Mary Cuttings desk.
It reused them. both.
Come on. old GIRL" said Mary Cut
ting. 1--WE q chore or two still to do
before my day IL finished. Como along.
II You like. There's 4 new girl ct the
perfumes who wears too many braids,
and puffs. and curls, and In the base
ment misses' ready-to-wear there's an
other who likes to break store rules
about short-sieeyed. lace-yeked hn-
'gerie waists. And one Of the floor
managers tells me that young chap
Of that callow, semi-objectionable.
high-school fraternity. tat-heeled shoe
type has been persistently hanging
around the desk OF the pretty little
bundle inspector 1t the veilings. We're
trying to clear the store Of that typo,
They call girls Of that description
chickens. wonder why some ona
fhasn't found q name for the masculins
chicken"
'T1l give 'em one." said Emma Nc.
Chesney ~ they swung down broad.
bright aisle Of the store. "Call 'em
weasels. That covers their style, occu.
patton and character"
They swung around the cornsr "a
] the veiitngs. and there they sAw Tia
The Meeker herald., 1914-10-24

gratifying regularity for Emma Nc.
Chesney. Then, quite suddenly, the
lonely evenings, the lack Of woman
companionship. and the longing Tor .
sight Of her seventeen-year-old son
had got on Emma. McChesney's nerves.
She was two days ahead Of her
schedule. whereupon she wired her
son, thus:
Dear Kid:
Meet me Chicago usual place Fri.
day large time my treat. Mother"
Then she had packed her bag. wired
Mary Cutting that she would see her
Thursday, and had taken the drst
train out for Chicago.
You might have found the car close.
stuffy and uninteresting. Ten years
on the road had taught Emma Nc
Cheney to extract maximum Of en-
joymsnt out OF 4 minimum Of material.
Emma McChesney's favorits occupa-
tion was selling T. A. Bucks Feather
DOM pctticoats, and her favorite pas
time was studying men and women.
The two things went we'll together.
When the train stopped for . min
ute or two you gould hear faint rat
tie and click from the direction Of the
smoking compartment where three
1ewelry statesmen from Providence. r.
l., were INDUCING in their beloved. but
, dangerous diversion Of dice throwing.
Just across the aisle was woman.
with her daughter. Chicago-bound To
buy trousseau. They were typical.
wealthytown women smartly garbed
in fashion not more than twenty min.
utes later. In the quieter moments Of
the trip Emma McChesney could hear
the mothers high-pitched. East END
Ladies' Reading club voice saying:
.'T'd have the velvet suit made fussy,
with . real fancy waist to match. fol
afternoons You can go anywhere In
. handsome velvet three-piece suit. !"
The girl had smiled. dreamiiy. and
eassd out Of the car window. II won
Der" shs. said. III there1l be . letter
nom George. He said he would I'll
sisht dowa and WRITE"
=
The Meeker herald., 1914-10-24

esothss. and city jsz1ta - Aseteesne
and cabs and flowers. Yosf neeAss =
vorkins tooth ana nah 70 earn - az
thoussnd, and when 20 realise -
what IL means for . woman 70 bafsle
seatnst men in . mans game. yeNW
stop being spendsr. ~ bsconS =
easnsr-becauss yoam want To-. IN
ten you what I'm going to do, M II
eoing to take you On tie road with -
for two weeks, Youu teasa - many
things that ct the end d that time tAe
sidss Of your head win b bulgiAG.
.Td like III" acclaimed the boy. site
ting up. TT will b regular fun.s
mo. II won't" said Emma AcChes.
nay; mot after the Arst three or mar
days. But It viii b. worth more 70 Vua
than . foreign tosr and : private
tutor
She came oyer tp him and pat hsr.
hand on his shoulder. -Your roonie
Just next TO mine u said "You an1
I are going to sleep kn this Tcanose
row wen have . real 1ey Of Il. - J
promised. II You wSns spend y
The Meeker herald., 1914-10-24
= cscT.ssss N Tsecssssr y sscssc cecss.1

For the bensat Of the bewiidered
reader Il should b said that there are
two distinct specIes Of chickens. There
n the chicken which YOU md in the
harryard. in the incubator, or ON .
hat And there Il the type indigenous
10 State street Chicago. Each il
known By its feathers. Tho baruyard
variety may puzzle the amateur
fancisr, but there IL no mistaking the
State street chicken. It IL known BY
|its soilsd, high, whits canvas boots;
Iby its tight, short black skirt: by it,
slug pearl earrings; by it, bewildering
couture. BY every line Of it, slim
young body. by every curve Of Its
cheek and throat you know It Is ador-
ably, pitifulIy young. BY it, carmined
lip. its neArsmart hht. its babbling
Of him." and by the knowledge which
The Meeker herald., 1914-10-24

In carrying small bottle on I vuy.
age. 1t Il an excellent plan to make
a leather covering for II, and this il
easily done. In this way II the bottle
breaks there 10 no danger from wounds
caused BY the glass. and the cover
acts ~ good protector.
For . square section bottle, trace
the profile on = piece Of leather four
times side BY side. and add the ANAL
square representing the bottom to one
Of tho pronles. Cutting ont with tie
scissors. this MAKES only one seam q
the end to be sewed up. also the Parts
At the nsck Of the bottls. and the -.
tom piece.
The Meeker herald., 1914-10-24
N, Fl,h's story,

Robert ". Chambers recently tola
this fish story:
"A mother fish was swimming with
three or four thousand Of her offspring
when one Of them swallowed big,
juicy worm and-whisk-shpt up and
disappeared. s
Tho other little fishes had deten Wit
messed this phenomenon. NoA one oe
them said:
lis II unhealthy to get caught,
mammal -S.ss
oh. no. my dear-far from IT, ID n
mother hsh cynically replied. All err
tribe increAse 80 or 30 per cent n
weight on being landed.
The Meeker herald., 1914-10-24
iIs Whole Attitude Breathing suIish
Defiance. q

fra.A - -
,w,th ~. ss,,cv. az N ~, M. ~ i,
49,. .s.. M. ~. ,...,s 10 .h.e r,,,s,.
i.sA yon. -a,| VA e
~ thintn .a,d tha Inv ,oor,nr m
into I'D mothAr.s fsce. Il think ~
raj sn.rS n vtth van 81
TAe door ~ mrns6 aftsr him
nmu,a NeCheaney remaipe1 st,n6.
NJ th1re.9 III the. esntsr N ~ 49,.
! 90 rsissd Her arms aud paSss6N !;
hanA over ~ forehcaA snd ae,nes 49,
hair nntii 4 rested on the siossv hnoe
n the hack a hsr hesd. Il va ~.
weary little ssstur, 81 4 veery. hesrtss
sinf voman. 81 {.
There came = ring II thu nhona 2
Nmma McChesney. crossed the rms,
and picked nm the receiver
aHslIo NJ c.,t,n.n ~. ..,a
v,thont v.,tin. ~, tha v,,c. :. ~
s.h.s 80 sr a. -. -
NJ ,t.s ii, ,,.St ~. ~ 49,. h,ss
The Meeker herald., 1914-10-24

-saiesmsn and boobs who still think IT'S
Chicasos leading hotel. No placs for
. lady" IL
ANY place In the world u the place
for = lady. Jock" said Emma NcChes-
ney quietly. RS
Automatically she started toward
the clerks desk. Then she remem-
bered, and stopped. ''IIl wait here"
she said. ~Get the key for dve-etght-
cen. win you please? And tell the
clark that IN want tie room adjoining
beginning tonight instead q tomor-
The Meeker herald., 1914-10-24

CAub9 you saw me taxing 10 q girl!
Why
at isn't what you've done. It's what
those things stand for. I've been Ut
fault. But I'm willing to admit It.
Your mother II a working woman,
Jock. You don't like that idea, do
your But you don't mind spending the
money that the working woman pro-
vides you with. do you! I'm earning
. mans salary. But Jock. you oughtn't
TO be willing to live ON IT.
what do you want mo to DOR de-
manded Jock. I'm not out OF high
school yet. Other fellows whose IA
theirs aren't earning ~ much"
[ "Fathers,. interrupted Emma Nc
Chesnsy. t"There you ara. Jock, /
don't have to make the distinction for
You. You're sufhcisntly my son to
know It, in your heart I had planned
to give you q college education, II you
showed yourself deserving. 4 don't be-
lieve In sending boy In your position
to college unless he shows some spe-
eial leaning toward . profession"
Mother, you know how wild am
about machines, and motors, and en-.
cheering. and al that goes with It.
why I'd work"
~You1l have TO. Jock. That's the
only thing that viii make man Of
You. I've started you wrong, but 1t
isn't too late yet. It's all very wen
fof boys With rich fathers To run to
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-05-28

Gs gicbt feinen Meniden, Ser ntdt
sic 6reibeit liebte; aber Ser @erebte
forbert lie fir alle, Ser ungere6te fir
ii9 anein. Sn 6ieiem @tnne for6ern
tpir audi perionli6e Treibeit. Mi6t
fir einen beitimmten Sbei1 Der 8e'
b0lferung for6ern mir iie, ionbern
fir sic @epolferung in ibrer Sc,
iammtbeit> ni6t fir oieien uno jenen,
fon6ern fir ale, 6ie 6as &e6t m1i
8reibeit ols zines ibrer urperd11ber,
Iiden Meni9enre9te betra9ten. Mit
Ser grfldrr1ng Ser Meni@enredte bad
fas omerifaniide &olf fi6 in 6en
&rets ser Mationen eingefiibrt. Gel
ne nnabbdngigfeit bat es fi6 in
@tromer bon Slut erftdimpfen miIien,
un6 ols Ser @ieg errungen mor, 90
tp11r6e auf blutgetrdnftem 8o6en bas
@tootsmefen organtitert, 6as bel lei.
1er @riin6ung gelobte, Ser Sreibeit
ane5eit Elm tre11er Sitter at fem. I'm.
ter Sem @dute bes @ternenbamners
iolten sic Meni6en fret bon poIiti.
ider nnter6riidung .Ieben, fret audi
BON iegli@er @eoorm1n6ung, sic bes
Meni6en u%ntpiir6ig lit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-05-28

SEN beintatbliden Serb in @atfins
griin6en miro, miinidt 6emielben
au6 Ser vMor6ftern" aus gan5m
@er5en Elm itetS ungetriibtes @begliid.
= 8rau Sobn s9part un6 Eo@>
ter un6 Brau @ertus Miiuer reiiten
letten Greitog nod @bicago, mo Die
beioen eritgenannten in Ser Samtlie
oes Sdmiegeriobnes ur1 S6magers
Neter SSrmiter gu @aite fem uer6en,
mabren6 Gra1 Miiuer 1ra@ 9afapette,
Sn6., ibrer 'friiberen @eimatb 5u Ell
1rem bertpan6ti6aftliden 8ein@e mei=
ter reiite.
= Sic 6eier 6es @raberi9mud=
lt~ngstages miro om 1rd@iten @amftag
na9 elmer morgens gebaltenen &ara-
De, at Ser ii6 6ie S@uliugen0 Ser
@ta6t betbeiligen miro, in Der @alle
oes fatb. Sungmanrer 3 @lubbauieS,
oos Sen often &riegsbel6en gu Mbbol=
tung Ser 8eier %angeboten pur6e,
ltattfinoen. Sim Sonntug mur6e in
Ser nnbefl. @mpfdngniBfirde Sic
6eier 6es acknowledges 6urb Elm
bonn bodtp. p. Mlfre6, 8. g. s., cele.
briertes 2epitenamt nn6 entipre6en,
oe 8re6igt gebalten. gu 6ieier Teier
batten iid sic Mitglie6er 6es Mc.
&elpp Soften nn6 sic 6es &elief
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-05-28
ic Geniipns=8iQs bes &pngrehes

Bic &emiiuns=SiQs bes 8unsrenes
bepiuigen $11,6oo,ooo meniser ols
inn goriabre, nno ser @runo oofar
lit iebr 1eidt gu erfennen. SIM Saute
oes nit 6em 80. Sl1ni 1918 abge-
Iaufenen tSabres 1tarben bon ben Gez
teranen bes 8urgerfrieges 36,064,
ooer ettpa SO an ieoem Soge, ooer Ell
1er beirabe in ieoer Giertelitunoe; I'M
Sabre 5rpor betrug sic 3abl Der 90
6esfdQe 1891. Die 3eit lit gefom'
men, ga 6ieie often ltnionitreiter IN
INNER i%teigen6er 3abl CUR groben Mr=
mee o%bberufen tperoen, nno bob III;
folge 6eilen sic Notwithstanding, Die
cine i9pere 2ait tpar, immer gert1'
ger merben muB.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-05-28
$tadt-ntui9ktittn.

= &pm1ne,1oen 0ienltagabeno fin=
set IN ser @aGe ser &atbe6ral1dule
sic gdluBfeier Ser I'M Ser &otbeoral>
aen1einoe nit por5iiglidem grfolge
Don oen ebrtp. sdulidmeitern geleite'
ten Sobf6ule itatt, bel mel@ feierli~
der @elegenbeit bo@u. Or. &pan bon
ct. Saul sic Mniprade an Die @ra'
ouirten balten miro, beren es neltr-
5ebn 1ino, melden bonn bodm. &atbe'
oralpfarrer 81. SEQ Cons oaS in Ct
rem per6iente Diplom iberrei9t miro.
- uniere bobe 9ualitdt uno ne11e
Salons perleiben uniern Sod5eits>
ringen beion6ere @or5iglidfeit. Geo.
q. Glarf.
= 3m gbren ser Mitglieber 0es
bie1igem Mc&elpp<&oiten mer6en Die
ct. Morp's gboriiten unter ibrem
Girigenten @berbar6 &0bl am Srei=
taqaben6 in Ser ct. Marien-&alle ibr
rites @on5ert geben. Sir 6ieies gr-
eignib lift elm i90nes un6 rei6bolti-
ges 8rogramm, 6aS an amoerer Stel=
le per0ffentlidt 1T, enttporf EN-, fllr Del
fen ousge5ei6nete Dur9fubrnng Die
2eiiturlg 6erGboriiten biirgen, nit Der
iie ii9 am Siterionntag in Der nnbe@
fledter gmpfdngniBfir@e e%infiibrten.
Gin pones &aus iollte Die Mmben Der
@angerfdoar lobnen, Sic ibr 8eites
eimiete1l bel ibrem eriten &on5ert
pouite 3ufrie0enbeit gu geben nn6 iid)
fir INNER in gutter @rinnernng 5n
balten.
= @ommer6e ISOLDE 1tebt I'M Set
6en oes &ar1repals. Sic Greater
Starter @bops mer6en fir sic gan5e
@o9e sic StroBen unierer @ta6t be-
leben, nn6 bonn Manager Dobiolon
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-05-28

fins aue @orfebrunge1t %getroffen, 10
oaB sic @arnebalsmode einen gldn-
5cn6en @erlamf nebmen miro. Sic
@doultednngen iin6 Ser peridie6en-
Ite,r s(rt, sic ale iebensmertb uno
in ibrer 8erI6iebenbeit alien grpar-
tungen geredt gu peroen imitanoe
fms. gn Sntereiiantem miro es mab'
reno ser @arnepalsmobe nidt feblen,
u1ro boffentlid miro .es o1 Sen er<
miini6ten &arnepalsliebbabern audi
m6t mangeln.
- Mit Mnsnubme 6es @an6ioaten
g. Gbomep fir oas @ountp-Muoitors,
amt n110 oes &anoioaten @m. 81.
gE00rger fir 6as 9(mt oes County
Observation-Disclosures lit fir jeoes
i'm County 51t ~beiete'roe Mmt ein 9op-
pel9elpann inn 6eloe, nadoem @ein-
rid @dafer, meld)er bis borla1g
@Gerf i'm Ser Gonntp=&egiltrarsof-
flee NOR, feline @anoioatlr fir 0as
Mmt 6es Observation-Disclosures gegen
s. $. 2imperi6 angefiin6igt bot.
= SIN Commercial @1rbiale miro
be11te Mben6 nnter Sen Inipi5ien 0es
lofalen Union Eraoe Council un6 Ser
Minne1ota 5toots $ Bo6eration eine
offene Notwithstanding gebalten,
mo5r midt Bios sic Mrbeiter ion6ern
ollie 8iirger Ser @taM eingela6en iino.
@iner ser &ar1ptfiibrer Ser Snterna<
tional Union Of Mmrerica miro BEL Ser
@elegenbeit cine Mnfpra@e balter.
- Sic in 6en Greet Mortbern ST.
1enbabntperfitaltten angeitelten Mrbei=
ter mer6en ibren SabresauSflug ant
16. ssl1ni bolten uno bieies Sabres-
felt ont Sm1f &iber ge1rieben.
- Mm Gonttagaben6, am @or-
oben6e {eines Mamenstages, mur6e
ser an Ser nrtbefledten gmpfangniB-
firde ols. @ebiilfsprteiter angeitelte
bodm. P. @iI6ebran6, .. g. g., BON
ser Muiiffapene 6es fatb. Snngman-
ner-GIubs nit einem Stdn6den be-
ebrt, nn6 om Montagmorger1 empfin,
gen sic Mitglie6er 6es bon linn ge=
qriin6eten &aoettenforps mabrenb els
11es bon linn gebaltenen &o@omtes 6ie
III. @ommlt11ior1.
= @abren6 zines am 2ienitog=
morgen INN 9 l1br III Ser &atbeora1e
pom bodm. Or. SEQ Cons gebaltenetr
Grouamtes lieBen ibren Treubun6
omr6 8riefterSbarb iegnen Midoel
&rGmer bon @atfins un6 SRI. Mnna
Maria &rrdte1 aus 6em Sopn Sc
sanf. Mit Sen bteGen @ertpm6ten
un6 6reltn6et1 6es inngen &oares, 6as
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-05-28

&rd9tiges ENFORCEMENT
BON &rin5eB neber5ugen,
gerabe a%ngefDmmen, re-
9uldre $500 @ertbe fitr
SIPS per @tnd.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-05-28
Meber ben Musaana Ser @aiie1

1teber Ben Mm@eang ser @aiier.
brief6ebatte mo@ten mir sic &C.
legenbeit nidt boriibergebe11 la1ien,
INN 1tnierer boben 8efrieoig11ng 6arii-
Der Mus6rud at berleiben, Bog Sic
&ldr1ng in Der peinli@e1 Mngelegen.
beit enbli@ erfolgt lift, u16 5tpar in
elmer @eiie, 6ie 6urdaus feinett
8peifeI mebr ubrig IdBt, ooB Ser
Brief on bie 2an6grdfin bon &eiIer1
mt@ ni@t Sen geringiter Mnbolts-
pltnft fir cine fatbolifenfeinoIide sc.
finn11ng beim @aifer 6nrbietet. 8ir
m0dtem bier MIR nod anfigen, bob
mt6 Observation-Disclosures ST.. Sd
ger IN Ser 6el1ti9en @entr11mspreiie
cine grfldrung beroffentli@t bot, in
Ser er n1f @run6 bon 1tel1e11 Ssynfor.
motionen f1nogibt, 6oB bie Musfiib-
rrt1rge,1 6es @rlh1sn1iniiters u1r6 6es
Mbg. @ori@ I'M pre11Biiden 2anotng
bouiitdn6tig rabtig firo. 1tn6 er nun
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-05-28

Corps eingefunben, unb nod bem
@(mte b0rte man in Ser 8eipredung
Ser Ieier sic @orte, oaB Sen @etera=
ner1 Elm @leibes mobl gang ielten,
men1l iiberbaupt, ie boten mlr6e.
- 9ualitdt IN I'M fern @ntmide-
lungs un6 9rnd@9 epartement lit es,
momit mir unS briilten u1r6 ni6t nit
@idigfeit. @ir befommen 15c. Ste
&ole fir gntmidelung mn6 &c. per
gtiid fir 9rud, un6 6as @mporblii<
be11 nnieres @eidaftes 5eigt, 6aB es
arerfannt miro. @cp. 81. Glarf.
- Eumpenarbeit 5uperldliig Be.
Iorgt BON &arl &remer, 612 erite
stroBe iii6lid, ct. CLOUD, Mi1m. st
= 2ol1is 8ieber fat ii6 oieier 90
&c in Ser County : Mu6itorsoffice als
lGun6i6at fir Sos @o11ntp=l1rfnn6en=
regiltrarsamt bel Ser 8ortpabl am 16.
Stunt %eit1tragen laiien.
- SSm VQbnbofe 31 Wt11r1eapol1s
lift cine Fredericksburg BON Sonota=
id)er Dor iid gegargen. Sene Ser
Jon, melde babel in BEN 8eiib Ser ber=
febrten @onotai6e gelangte, lit
freun6lidlt gebeten, am geortbern
Nacific gabnbofe 5u ct. @lou6 ourd
l1mtauid lire eigene @an6tai6e tpie=
Ser gu %erlangen.
- 3oB am Sonntagnadmittag in
Ser @erlon 6eS in Sos NngeleS, @ol.,
geltorbenen Colonel @m. @eltermam
eine augemein geadtete Berion babier
5u @rabe eetraget mur6e, ging aus
ser Sbatia@e berbor, BOB ii6 5n Dem
@egrabniiie, meldes auf 6em @ortb
Istar Srieobofe itattfan6, cine groBe
@olfsmenge eingefu,t6en batte.
- Gpril1, sos 5met Sabre alte
6obn6en ser Somilie s. g. @ted=
ling. itarb Montagmorgen an SLUT
pergiftung. 0ie 8eeroignng fano
Mittpodmorgen bon Der unbefledten
gmpfGngniBftr@e aus itatt. Sen
trauern6en @ltern uni Ter 8eilet6.
- Die @amitagnadmtttag nit
ser M6oms Single @bee1 @egebnuma=
16ine in Ser Mdbe Ser @taM gema@=
tie Hrobe gob ongemeine 8ufrieben=
beit, un6 nab6em Die @ountp=@om=
miiiare fi@ bon 6em eroBen @11ten,
Sen sic Maidine beim @egebau er-
mirfen miro, iiber3eugt batten, muir
Sc Ser &auf 6erielben gutgebetBen.
- @ier iunge 8uri6en namens
2a6ner, g@mi6, 2ader un6 &anien
bergniigten fi6 @ittpodmorgen
oberboIb @ilman's &eii6en5 nit elmer
8ootfabrt ouf 6em @iiiiifippi, nobel
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-05-28

einiebe, bab er iid geirrt babe. ST
oiirfe nun ebenfaaS erflaren, bob Der
|@aiierbrief ni6ts entbalten babe> mas
fir eineu @atboliten beleioigeno
mare, un6 oaB er nit teiner
|silbe sic fotboliide Stride er-
mQbne uno audi feline @ebaiig-
felt qeqe11 6ieIelbe entbalte. gr em-
pfin6e sic gr1Bte @em1gtbunng oa-
1iiber, 6ab sic triiben @6atten, melfe
oieIe @eriibte in Sen Mugen Ser 6el1t-
lhen @utbolifen auf bas 8ilb &aiier
@ilbelms g%etporfen bitten, nun ber-
lhmmn6en ieien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-05-28
Mls cine b6smilIiqe &erlenm6mno

@ls cine b%6smiQise &erlemmb1ns
be5ei6net Ser rMotre Game S9ola=
itic" sic unlangit bon ser E%agespreiie
gebradte @el6ung, merifanii@e Stu-
6enten Der Motre Game %l1niberiitdt
gu Motre Game, SSr6., ieie1t bon o11e-
rifanii6en Mitit16enten iiberfarlen,
miBbon6elt nn6 in 6en @t. Syoiepb
&iber getporfen tpor6en. Die mel
ften oerartieen @elouneen" beiBt es
in Ser betreffen6en @rfldrn1ng, nbo-
ben tp%enigitens Elm @0rnden bon
@lanbmir6igteit IN fi9, aber bieie if
abiolut falid nr6 bat nidt Sen leiie,
item @@immer Ser @abrbet. Sic
Mertfaner nn6 Mmerifaner an Ser
gtotre Dome-nniberiitdt bertebrett in
ber51i&iter 6reun6idoft nit einan.
Ser. sic tpobnen in oenielben Sal
len, geb0ren 3u 6enieIber @debom.
un6 6ootbaq<Sems Ieben in aIer
Sriebfertigtett 5uiamme1t un6 mer6en
ole abfollt glei@ bebon6ef. @e6er
tn Ser @erganeenbeit nod iest beitebt
5piiden ibnen a119 r,1r 6ie geringite
Mrimo1itt6Gtt."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-05-28
) Kir0K0e naNrt0teM.

Sim bodbl. &fingitfeite miro ser
bodm'ite @err 8iidof &robec MOT.
gems 10 ubr IN Ser @atbeorale Elm
@ontifical oelebriren mn6 1tadmit.
tags gegen 200 &erionen 6as fl. So
froment Ser Girmung ertbeiler. am
MISUNDERSTANDING miro &o96er.
ielbe in Ser unbefIedten @mpfangniB.
firde gu ct. CLOUD morgers 10 ubr
pontifi5iere,1 l1n6 nadmittags firmen.
- Sn &amep, Morrion County, bat
Dienitag 8iidof Erobec bic ,peue Sir
DIE Dem fl. Sobannes @epomu1f ge.
meibt, tpobei a@t bodm. &errer1 o1ts
ser Modbarf@aft afiiitirter. Ma4 Ser
@ir4meib celebrirte ser 0berbirte Elm
Nontififalamt ur6'ertbeiIte fooann As
Strmlingen 6as fl. @afroment ser
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-05-28
0rof @ernfurff, ser bcntide But

@raf @crnitprfi, ser bentide Bot=
1d)after in @%aibington, miro itd Dent
nablt nab Slinois begeben, I'M bon
Ser oortigen @toatsumiperittat Elm
@brenbiplom entgegen5unebme11. Da'
NIT lit Oann 6as Dl1ben6 pou. Menn
ser per0ienltpoue 0iplomat nod TO-
lanee in @aibington bleibt, mie mir
es tpiinlden, 10 miro er idlieBli@ etne
aun5e Sammlung bon 9oftorbl1te11
nit nab @auie uebmen fonren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-05-28

@eiBe 2enn unterrDde, iebr feline
Aualitdt NIT pra6tpDQ geitidten &uiden
$1.OO unb $3.50 Mertbe SIC unb CSC.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-08-11
France Turns
Efforts to In
dustrial Problem

PARIS, Aug. 10.-The cabinet, now
that the vast military machine OF
France is well started, is busy ad-
justing national industry, commerce
and agriculture to the changed cob
ditions. Even though a million
workers have been taken and added
to the army's police strength, yet
thirty-eight millions of the population
remain at home and must take care
of themselves and also the men at
the front.
Minister Of Labor Couayba is hold.
ing daily conferences with leaders Of
labor unions, heads of associations OF
contractors and chambers of COM
merce, talking over the situation and
devising plans to restore the lie OF
the country to conditions as nearl!
normal as possible.
Trains of civilians will be run more
frequently this week. The movement
Of freight, imports and exports, the
opening Of stores and the reorganiz-
alton of factory work will be taken
in hand energetically. TIE minister
Of agriculture has comprehensive
plans for transferring unemployed
town labor to farms. He has received
numerous offers of agricultural ma
chinery and several thousand French
men and foreigners have declared
their willingness to so anywhere to
work.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-08-11
JURY LIST

The following is the. list of juror
for the August term, 1914:
James Unsworth, Hyrum.
j. C. Fonnesbeck, Logan.
II. w. Merrill, Richmond.
Bendt Nelson, Hyrum.
Job Miller, Wellsville.
Peter w. Vaughan, Providence.
w. f. Corbridge, Smithiield.
7. S. Karen, Lewiston.
George w. Baker, Mendon.
Alma Williams, Hyrum.