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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-12-29
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S6ng-Moose quartette.
Observation-Disclosures Angel.
Violin solo-Harry Poole.
Recitat Ion -Heatheriy Payton..
Song-Moose quartette.
Recitation Master Appleton.
Moose Hearts. H. Johnston.
A Christmas Blessing by Rev. w
II. Nell.
Santa Claus and his gifts.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-12-29

MODERN WOoDMEN CT AMERICA.
GIBBONS HALL
Keokuk Camp No. 622, meets every
Wednesday evening q. 1880 p. m. Our
latch string is out to neishbors. John
G. Wustrow. v. c.; ]. A. PollarA
clerk
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-12-29

Puckechetuck Encampment No. "a
meets first and third Thursday even
ings of each month. John Eisenhuths
financial scribe.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-12-29

Gate City Chapter No. 7. r A. N.
Regular meeting second Friday OF
each month.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-12-29
COLD WAVE FLAG
GIVES WARNING
There VIII be Sudden Drop Of
Twenty Degrees In Tempera-
ture Tonight, Says <
Gosewisch.
SNOW THIS MORNING
Fall Of Two inches Made the Streets
and Sidewalks Very SLOPPY
Getting Colder This
Afternoon.

A cold wave from the northwest
will reach Keokuk tonight. This does
not mean that the bottom is going to
drop out of the Thermometer, how
ever, for in the morning it will only
be 10 degrees above zero. and this Is
by no means considered cold.
Nevertheless, Fred 2. Gosewisch, In
his weather bulletin says Keokuk is
going to be visited by cold wave
and hence an inquisitive reporter
sought definition. Observer Gose-
wisch furnished the following:
I'm December, January and Febru-
airy. cold wave is any drop in tenn
perature Of 20 degrees, with the mer-
curry going to 10 degrees above zero
or colder"
Two inches OF Show.
Two inches Of snow, the kind that
is very damp under foot. fell early
this morning. Last night rain fell and
the rain did not turn into snow until
four o'clock this morning, the snow
continuing until seven o'clock, when
the fall became much lighter.
The sidewalks and streets were
very sloppy all day long. Street cars
We're slightly behind on their morning
schedule. This afternoon the temper
ature began shooting downward and
tonight big drop Is expected.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-12-29
FRATERNAL CARDS

Eagle lodge No. 12 holds its regu-
lar meeting the first Tuesday evening
OF each month.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-12-29

PUckechetuck lodge No. 43. meets
every Friday evening at o'clock.
Chas. Weld, N. G.; George w. Immess
CART, permanent secretary.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-12-29

Hardin Lodge No. 80. holds its res.
ular monthly meeting the second
Monday evening of each month
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-12-29

INDEPENDENT ORDER OF ODD
FELLOWS.
Hal, Seventh and Main streets.
Keokuk Lodge No. IS. meets regU
| larly Monday evening at 1880 O'clock
Henry Schaefer, n. g.; F. O.. Wright
| recording secretary.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-12-29
PROFESSIONAL CARDS

PHYSICIAN.
Or. w. p. SHERLOCK,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Ohice, Is North Fifth stree: In ths
Howell building. Residence. Hotel
Iowa.
ONCE Hours-1o TO - .. M. 70
3 D. M; evenings. z to 8: sundayA
II to p. m. United States civil ser
vice examines.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-12-29
B. P. O. El1Ks.

B. P. o. ElaKS.
Keokuk lodge No. 106, meets drss
an. third Thursday nights at Elksss
hall, Sixth and Blondsau streets
Club rooms open daily. Visiting breths
rem cordially invited. DR.. ]. B. How'd
g. r.: Leroy ]. Wolf, secretary.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-12-29
PYTHIAN SISTERS

PYTHIAN SISTERS
Keokuk Temple no. ESQ Pythfau
Sisters meet every second and fourth
Friday of the month at O'clock at
X. P. hall Mrs. N. J. Montague, M.
E. c.. Mrs. o. w. Rowe. M. of r. and
O.
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X. OF p.

X. OF p. -
Morning Star lodge, No. 5, meets
at Fifth and Blondeau, X. OF p. build.
ing, Tuesday at 1880. N. J. Monta-
que, chancellor commander: J. A.
Burgess, K. of r. and S. Visiting
knights fraternally invited.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-12-29
a Thousand People Were In Wood
man Hall to Enjoy Program
and see Riddles Made e',F
Happy.
SANTA CLAUS ON HAND
True 20 His Promise Old Saint Nick
Was There With Treats for
Everyone of the
Children.

Hundreds of children who would
otherwise not have had visit from
santa Claus met him last night at
the Moose Christmas tree. The cele-
bration planned and carried out by
Keckuk Lodge L. O. o. M. was sue
cess in every way. 1t was estimated
that there were thousand people in
Woodman hail.. and. many were I'M
able to be admitted owing to lack. OF
seating capacity, The Christmas tree
and celebration was given for the
members, their families and friends,
and the children Of the city who would
not have had visit from Old st.
Nick.
Santa Claus was there, true to his
promise His entrance at the close
Of pleasing program, was greeted
with smiles. Eyes danced and little
hands were stretched out to greet the
patron saint of the children. Old
Santa made the special trip in an aero
plane to which was attached his sleigh
bells. He came prancing and dancing
up the long aisle and the childrens
cup OF happiness was overflowing.
The children ell occupied the center
tier OF seats. On either side sat their
mothers, and these who were look
ing out for the youngsters. The child
rem were all excited, expectant and
smiling. The sight Of the beautiful!
big tree all in it's decorations and the
beautifully decorated hall was enough
to bring q smile that wouldn't come
of. But of course Santa Claus was
the piece-de-resistance of the even
ing.
There was a treat for everyone of
the children. Over seven hundred
presents had been provided, and there
were over FIVE hundred children in
the hall. The presents included
candy. oranges. nuts, bananas. and
suitable 11andkerchiefs.
Children Greet Santa Claus.
p maps one Of the prettiest sights
OF the evening was when the children
rose to greet old Santa Claus, and to
march around the base Of the tree
for their gifts. They filed out of one
aisle, around Santa Claus, who with
Ills helpers passed out the presents.
Then they marched back into the tier
of seats which they had just vacated.
il was a continuous procession OF
happy faced children. and the sight
was one which could not help but
bring a kind Of choky feeling into
ones throat at seeing so much double
distilled happiness right there IN one
bunch. Even Santa Claus was non
plussed for something to say and could
only smile and bow.
There were children there from
families in every walk in life. Some
of them were blessed with the worlds
goods, others, like Saturdays child
would know what privat-on meant.
But last night there were no lines
drawn, they were all children, and
the one duty OF their hosts was to
see that they were happy children.
The hall was beautifully decorated
for the occasion last night, and the
tree was a wonderful sight Every
one who saw it remarked upon its
size and beauty and it's effective
decorations,
Hall 10 Crowded.
Santa Claus looked down on sea
of faces as he arrived last night for
the hall was packed to the doors.
There was hardly room to hold an
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-12-29
PUBLIC OPINION
River Points.

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-12-29
BISCITBAKE
15c a Package-36 Biscuits
Order From Your Grocer

subsufes Insist Bscbdke bscauss 70 highest
quality and satsfocton money bock
Ash for R;scitbaks and take nothing else.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-12-29
Hall 10 Crowded.

Hall 10 Crowded.
Santa Claus looked down on sea
of faces as he arrived last night for
the hall was packed to the doors.
There was hardly room to hold an
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-29
Stadt=neuigkelten.

- @eute, Gonneritagabenb, per-
u11itaIten Ste Mitglieoer oe5 ct. Wsar=
garetbelr = acknowledgements unb
iene oes ct. Gertruoen=Sungoer=
ems in ser fatb. G1ubbaae eine
&artenpartie, mo5u aae Treunoe nno
@onrer Ser unbef ledten gmpfdngniB=
gemeinbe, SIT 0erem 8elten Die Inter
boltung peranitaltet miro, freunblidit
eingela6en iin6.
= Mm Gienltagmorgen murben
Bel elmer bonn bodm. P. Siloebran6,
3. g. g., in Ser unbefledten Gm-
pfGngniBfirde gebaltenen 8rm1tmel-
lie furs 2eben berbun6en 9ubert
Sanger, gobn Ser 6milie Serbert
Danger, unb SRI. &atbarina Maie=
rus, Softer Ser @ittpe Maria Ma=
ierus. Sci Ser 9od5eit, 6ie Bel Ser
Mutter Ser 8raltt i'm engen Samt=
lienfreile gebalten mur6e, nabm 6us
groutpaor Ste ber5li9iten @luf1pun=
1de entgegen. Mber0s truten 6ie Nen=
b~ermGblten cine So65eitsreiie nnd
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-29

tenen IF. WaiI1ion in ct. glouo be-
fotl1t lit, e%r0ffnet per0en. Die err
tie WliIIion51poGe gilt BEN 6ralte11
ltn0 Sic speite SEN M}artnern Ser Sc
meinoe.
< 9(m Montog, beln 8ebadt11iB=
toge 9lderieelen, miro Ser bodlpate
Serr giidof Saeob Sro6ec IN Der
&otbeorole ei11 Nortiflfal=9}equlen1
c~elebriere11. glm SonntognadJntittag
mei6te @oh0erlelbe in Ser 9oipital=
fapeue unter Mi1ilten5 oes bodp. Or.
SEQ Sons unb bes bodD. Serrn sos.
Moprbofer Sic 11elten arenrpegltatto=
men. = Mm q. Mopem6er miro Der
giifof in ser ct. Totrids=&ird)e
5u @auf Centre Sos fl. Saframert
ser 5irmung ipen6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-29
Sacubs 6rairie.

2esten Mitt1po9 tp1roen Sobn Sci.
fer, Sobn BON Nic. Seller, nit Mar-
guretba Sdyreifels, Godter BON Sobn
Sd:eifels, uue BON Saepb5 Eratrie,
bet eil1em felerlideu 9%ralta1nte IN
Ser ct. Sacobs Stride ourd bodp.
P. Sulius, .. g. g., ebelid perbu1t,
SEN. Sic Sod5eit mur0e I'M Squire
ser grauteltern gefeiert uno NOR 90,
SIT Ste galt5e Saeobs Eroirie gintpob-
neriAaft ei1gelaben uno beir1abe bon,
5ablig eridienen. Sen guten @iir1-
ld)en Ser pielen 6reunoe fir Elm Itete5
8o5lergeben oes il1ngen Eo1rcs
Id)lieBt li6 a11d Ser ugeorbfern" BON
9er5el1 ont.
Slice. ....
l1nier bodm. Bfarrer Soiepb gte,
pban lit in LETTER 3eit tpieoer oerurt
BON inf lammatoriidem 8beunrotis,
MUS geplagt, 6aB er oienl tuntougLid
lit. Am letter. sonntog belt ser
bodw. Serr Moprbofer bonn st.. So
pboels Soipital in ct. @Iouo @ottes-
oienlt. Mm Dienitagnodmittag er-
%itattete Ser bodtp. &err giidof Grobec
benz Notienter einert 8eiu@.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-29

@1bren0 Ser in ser ct. go1ri=
fo5ius : airdle, in GolO spring
an SEN orei lesten Iogen per-
ga11gener @ode gebaltenen 40
itul1oigen 9lnoodt leiIteten Dem
6odn. Gfarrer P. Mal1rus, ..
g. g, Die bod)p. 9erren 2elttbner
ur6 gdoGen6erger un6 Sic bodm.
8elte0ifti1er Sl1lil1s un0 gregor gil
tige Musbiilfe; lebterer bielt beim
sdluB Ser Geier sic Seitpre6tgt.
lte6er 700 8eidten nur6en gebort.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-29

Iulutb on, BON mo- 5uriifgefebrt, Ste.
Ielben in ct. Glplo Sen bauslid)en
Serb griinberl, an Sem es lbr1e1r nod,
@llnlh oes uNor0ltern" ltetS mobl.
ergeben m0ge.
@ir lenfen sic bel onoere Muf-
n%lerflamfeit unlerer 9eier a11f Den
auf Ser 5lpeiten Seite unter DEM u
tel: uImtlad)en, Ste i'm SIT 1elrer
@ieoerpubl beredtigen," er1deinen=
Sen Mrtifel.
- 9ieni tagpormittag traf bier oie
Nahridt elm, oaB Sobn 0e9ep, Elm
friiberer Mitbiirger I'M erer Stoot
u11o langiabriges staotratbsmitglieo>
in ieinem @eim in Minneapolis, 400
er inn Stuats : @etrei0e . Snlpef=
tions : Departement Mnite1ung bat-
te, infolge zines Ser5i6lages
I'M Sitter bon IS Sabren Ell
nes unermarteten Sooes geitorben
lei. Treitag miro Sic 2eihe in ct.
GGo1to eintreffen un6 arf 0em bie11=
zen Nortb Gtar &irhbofe beigelebt
mer0en.
- Sem Tobnentrdger Sergeant
IS. Gtreiter beim 4. 9annoper'ife
acknowledgement lit fir feline ber=
porrageroe Sapferfeit bas giierne
@rert5 perlieben tporben. 60 lal1tet
Sic 0ieier Sage BEL bieiiger @ertpan0=
ten %ei11getroffene Nahridt. Ser
tapfere &riegsbel6 lit Elm Neffe bes
gontraftoren @arl &ropp un0 Ser
Tralt ssobn Steintpartb.
- Nr4iioent 8. S. gniott BON Ser
Greet Mortbern @rpreB So. bat an=
gefiinoigt, 6aB Sic acknowledgement
fir Sic ain6er in europa auf beiag=
ter gobn fret Biz @rooflplr, &C.. g.,
inns BON sort nah 6em IA. Nobember
fret ilber SEN S5ean nah Gel1tidlano
beiorgt meroen. Sic sum Gerian0t
fon1men0en acknowledgement 6irfen
niht ipdter ols am s. Nobember
9ropflnn erreifen.
= @i1helm gtrotton, elmer uni e.
rer prominenten Mitbirger, uelder
in SEN Ietten esabren in ser Stle1ton
Miible ols getriebsleiter ungeiteQt
mar u11o in Sic 1rele @e ieuiduft, Nell
die sic SiIeiton Miible iunglt fduf-
lid iibernobm 1tno 6ieIelbe nuh 6ur6-
Musbeiierung mieoer INT ge=
ieben miro, als 8erfoufsagent
o1fgenommen mar, bat tn lester Srei=
tngradt infolge zines 5er5idlages
oem unerbittltden SOB ieinen Sribrt
5onen miiiien. Mn ieinem So6estage
eritottete er ieinem in Minneapolis
m%obnen6en Sobne einer1 8eiu6 un6
fehrte oben6s onideineno in be- ter
5uriid. Ser @eritorbene
errei9te elm Sitter bon 81 Sabrert.
seit 1908 5dbIte er at ben 8iirgern
oieier @tobt, nnter benen er ii6 in
perihie6enen 0ffentIifen Ste1ungen
berpprtbot, in6em er itets G0r6erung
6es beiten Snterelies uni erer stobt
I'M Muge botte. 9ie 2eide ptrbe
gonntagnadmittag na9 ct. 2ouiS
gebradt un6 6ai e1bit 6em SdoB Ser
gr6e iibergeben. Gin Coin un6 et=
ne Sodter nebit elmer sdmeite Be-
truuern leinen 10 unertparteten Str1<
- Ir. 9ugois, oemofratiiher
fir 6enGongreB, miro Sret=
tagabeno inn Gourtbm1siale IN ether
feline eminente @efdbigtng
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-29

uer5agtbeit uno ser l(lermiiolidfeit
oes todbm. Hfarrers u1lo leiner Sc
llleir1oe lit es 51 p%eroanfell, oaB am
lebten Iienltag Sem eolen 8erfe Sic
aruue m1fgeIett meroen fonnte. Ser
bodtp'Ite SEER giid)of Srobec> meldger
Dor Sabren Sic fleine &irhe ser
neutrality-suspicious. in Mopalton
ols crlter biih0fIider sltt oieier Art
poa5pg, nabm a1d Die @eibe bes
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-29

feline Sbt feblten 1rirgen6s, un0 er
perItun6 es auf oieie @eiie, 6en gu=
ten @eiit fir 6as cole @erf u1ter
ieinen @~emein6emitglie6ern bo@ 5u
balter. Sic @emeinoe ielbit belorgte
oie g%orarbeiten 81 0em itattli6en
@ottesbm1ie, 6elien Soften o1ein iid
al1f $4,000 belaufen, mabren6 Sic
in1ere Mu5ituttung, 6ie MIR tbeilmei=
lie boa5ogen, itd Biz iebt 5u etnem
a%pitenau fpon6e BON $4,000 belauft.
giele Miiben> piele gorgen bat Ser
gau 6em Serrn Gfarrer un6 ser &C.
mein0e gemadt, 0od me6er er nod
lie lieB it6 obidrefen, un0 Ser un=
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&irdbmeibfeit IN 9iopoltom*

.oem idoniten @%ottesOienlte> DEM
Eouififalanlte, miro mie IN gan5
Mopolton 10 audi bei alien, Die Der
lelben beimobllten in unpergeBllder
grinner11ng bleiben.
Sic 1alnen ser Greifaltigteitsge=
meitloe batten fir ben im1eren Men=
idJen beitens Sorge getragen; in Der
Iomnbaae mar elm Wfittag= uno
Abenoelien lerpiert, 6a5 gan5 Sem
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-29

Sin lfones, ein erbebenoes Set,
mie Elm lol6es Hopaltdn mobl nidt
felt ieiner Brii1bul1g geieben, mueoe
bier an1 1ienltag Sen 81. October,
gefeiert. @eranlaliung SIT Ser groB-
artigen Teier gab oie 8eibe Ser
11el1sn I'll. neutrality-suspicious., cine
ser id)0niten &ird)en in Ser 0i05ele
ct. Glpllo, melfe u11ter ser umiidti-
gelr @emeinoeleit11ng 0es bod)piir.
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gen Efarrers gebo1t un6 6tes id0ne
@ebaube bat pobl Sen eri ten @e6m=
fen an SEN Neuba11 ser Stride benin
bo9ip. Nfarrer 81adta angeregt, Ser
itets bon Ser ridtigen Mmidt aus
gebt: @orerif @ott sic @bre, uno
linn 5ur groBten gbre ragt iett 6ie
Stride unter alien anoeren 8n1ten
ser Sta6t als @o1pt5ierbe berpor.
M6ge Ser ie~eleneifrige un6 erfolg=
reife Nfarrer, bodm. Serr Muguit
Nla9ta, ser Ireifaltigfeitsgemeir0e
in Nopoltpn als ibr Seelioreer nod
lange erbalten bleiben!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-29

SEER %. sherer uno Ser bodm. SEER
Srt5pfarrer. Sic 6eitpreoigt in eng
liidsr gpra9e bielt bodm. 9err
5. 3itur ur6 Sic in point
ider Sprade bodm. Serr s.
2osfpmsfi BON Sine Gltp.
SIM ganftuaril1m moren a1Del eno
oie bodm. 9erre11 S. g. Mltenoort
S. 9. gren0er, S. @elp> sos. 90.
g11ider> g. 9. &u5niad, St. @olfoms'
fl un6 S. Muliol. Ias gera1umtge
8ottesbaus por biz ortf 6en lesten
E1as nit Mn6adtigen uno 5eltbe1u=
d)erl1 angefuat. 9ieie %erbe6en6e Set
lidfeit Ser &irdmeibe, per6unoe11 NIT
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RirOIlNe raOrlOten.

& &om1r1el1oen gonntag, ont 6elte
9(aerbeiligen miro in Ser &atbe0rale
mabren6 bes feierliden @o9amtes Ell
ne 5mei @oden a11oo11ern0e FL. Weii=
lion BON 5mei bodp. 3ominifarerpd=
tern aus Minneapolis, l1r1ter oe.ren
ser bo9m. P. Sbunte, pelfer als
arsge5ei9neter @an5elreoner aus ei<
1per por6em in Ser &nbe6rale gebal-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-29

oigen geeliorgers Auguit Blabta
erridtet p11r6e. Mn 6em berrliden
gau mur0e nabe5u 5mei Sabre ge=
arbeitet, nn0 e5 mar fir Sic feline
8emein0e, sic MIR ettpas iiber go
Iomilien 5ablt, gemiB Elm groBes I'm
ternebmen, ibrem @ptf einen 10 berr=
liden Sempel ber5uri9ten. Sci ser
Musfiibrung 6ieles l1nter11ebma11s
ging ser bo6tp. Nfarrer NIT bem be-
item 8eiipiele poran; iein &atb un6
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-29

rpeue11, ido1ren Gottesbauie5 = piel=
leidt als letter bild0flider Oft 0ieier
Dirt = Dor. Nad Ser &irdmeibe
cele6rierte @o96erlelbe Elm Eontifi=
folamt, nobel al5 gbren0iafone Sic
bo9p. @erren $. 2eutbuer. un6 Otto
@olpel, letterer BON Norb6afota, al
iiitierten; gr5prieiter nor bodm.
@err $. @un0ermann, 1iafonen ser
MeIle Sic bodtp. @erren SOS. San5fi
unD 6. 4roQ, Geremoniare bodpp.
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9ie nene, Sem 9iente oes Serrn gemei9te Stride.

airdmeifelte angepaBt mar. l1n6 10
babe11 lih a16 6ie Gamen Ser Sc
meinbe, mie Dies Die Man11er mdb=
reno ser 8au5eit getban, ont lebten
Gage Tim Dos @ott 5u Gbren poa=
enoete @erf ber6ienltlia gemadt.
Mit Ser ih0nen &irde itebt Elm
if1nudes Efarrbm1s, pas ar4itefto=
niide &11nit un0 MISUNDERSTANDING
6etrifft, auf gleider Stufe. Gtes
p11roe l1nter bem @orga11ger 6es ieti=
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fiir Sos BON linn a11geltrebte bobe
Nmte fun0tbun. 9llle 9timmgeber
Ser gtaot iin6 eriltdt, iih an ienem
4beabe I'M goltrtbouie ein5ufinben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-29

fELZE
! Som Sabrikanten
unb fpart bes M(it=
! telmanns Profite
a.
y
. Dd wiz fabrlkdnten
find und die roben
felIe dlrekt Won den
5anenfelert kali
fen, k0nnen wiz die
PeIze i'm Kleinban=
! del billiger verkau=
fen, ais einl9e &C.
(bdfEbdu(er die(eI=
ben FL 6roBbandelS=
prei(en kaufen kon=
men.
Daf1en=P elzinQffe,
und $carf$, Iolbe
vie Wie(el,Japwie(eI
Bieber, TQN(e, bud=
Ion $eebunde, 111ar= /
l11ot$, etc. PrelIe va
$50 $50 r ''' $l0O
Mdnner &el5r0de un0 nit !
&el5 ausgefutterte &6de, ;
iolde mie &acoon, ruiliz F;
1des 2amm, Marmots, !
M}uldratten, etc.
Gelse reparirt unb remooeliert: :
aud] neues Su6 an nit Iels a1tsz s
gefiitterten &Dfen angebrad1t. T
St.. Cloud
Fur Factory /
813 st, Germainstrasse s
St. Cloud, MINI. !
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-29
Wbann.

S. g.. @eIters> tpelde feline in
aroirtomn gelege1re Jarm oerfaufte,
miro lein firoeres SCENT inter uns
aufidloge1. = Mois a. Sot1au5fa,
Sobn un6 Iodter Clinton unb St
tilia baben ltd 1ienitag LETTER @ohe
nad salen1> Oregon, begebelr, NO lie
ebr bleiben6es 9eim 5u MAIDEN ge-
oenfen. - 9ie 6armers Shipping
aIloclation perianote 5pei @iienbabn,
magenlaoungen @ieb no9 Suo-St.
Saul. Manager 8m. S9tn6ler BE-
iorgte Sen Sransport.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-07
city from which the girl had fed, and
there begins another story

city from which the girl had fed, and
there begins another story.
Mr.. Sinclair sharply contrasts, in
this portion OF the book, tho broad,
healthy life of the great out f-doors
ana the artliiciality, the meannesscs
ana the dishonesties that are to be
found in SO many branches OF big
business" In the cities. He places side
by side, SO to speak, the man who
mines the gold and the man who pro-
notes the mining scheme.
Clothes. teas. dances and dinners c1-
crcise their appeal upon the girl. and
she becomes satisfied with the life but
with the man ii is different He stands
il as long as lie can. but finally there
is an explosion. he administers a we'll
deserved, though rather severe, beat
inG to several members of the pro-
noting corporation, and goes back to
the wilds. leaving his wife TO her
amuscmcnts.
How this Is worked out; how the girl
In word, finds herself. and how hap
pinoss final and complete comes to them
both, is piausibly and Interestingly told
in the concluding chapters OF this
wholesome. entertaining and unusual
story.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-07

delegates are f $ Martin. Walter Salmon.
J.: HASTINGS w. Meadows. Robert
" Z. Coates. W. wood. h. O. Monk.
". j Gates, Owen Galloway. L. S Bass.
) l.. Adams, John r brandon.
Z. -. sandy ~. Burkevilie state farm
asst week comforting with the ocal agents,
the drainage engineers and "A humber OF
farmers in regard TO the tile draining OF
land.
Mssa Kate Younger fell and fractured her
arm above tho elbow on Monday morning
while attempting TO step out OF a door
Dr. Gunn was called ana gave medical aid
MISS Emma Cabcll Edmunds graduated
VITA houors nj tho randolph Macon We
ANS College OF Lynchburg. this week. The
degree OF master Of arts Was conferred
anon her. She has returned to her home
here.
Mr.. and Mrs u. + Byrd. of Tampa. Fin.
ioF several weeits AT the homo OF Mrs.
:. II. Carter Miss Esteiic Byrd. from
iioliins College. Joined her parents In Lynch
burg ana came with them here
Misc Ida Tune attended the commence
tncnt exercises % the Blackstone Institute
10 witness the graduation OF her cousin
Miss Mary Ellen Powell.
Miss Elvin Shapard has returned from
Danville. where she taught school tho pas,
year.
/ ~ Price and Miss Louise Price visited
Richmond this week
Miss Grace Edinunds attended thu closing
exercises OF the Chatham Episcopal lnstl-
;ute.
Paul c EdnunIs and Holt Bouidin. who
have been students at Jno Episcopal High
school. near MeNandria. have returned TO
:hclr homes here.
Edward Dorsey returned on Friday .-otn
tile bnnrllr School FOR Boys. n graduate
w. /. Old. of Mansfield. o. Is IN Houston
visiting his daughter Mrs. G.. Wallace Rib-
bio.
Miss Louise Kasey. OF Florida and Miss
Watson Kascv. Of North Carolina returned
10 houston on "Wednesday to spend por
ton of tho summer
Rev.. and Mrs Nathan Maynard arc spend
Ing month visiting relatives in various
sections of tho state
Mrs !. C. Taylor. of Rage. ". Va. has
been the guest az her mother. Mrs Y w
Leigh.