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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1914-01-16
County News

Cavalier voted yes for the sewer bonds
last week.
R. A. switzer Of Hamilton Is visiting
his mother in Ontario.
J. T. Kelly of st. Thomas took q car
of beeves to the Twin City markets last
week.
Peter Bcrens Of Cavalier was called to
Woonsocket, 8. D., to the funeral Of his
mother.
Miles Bechtel Of Cavalier who was &C.
cldentally shot In the foot on Christmas
is improving.
Samuel Edgerton, for many years q
resident Of Neche died at Tacoma, Wash.
December 81.
Rev. Fr. Laganiere Of Neche is visit.
ing at his old home in Montreal Tor
several weeks. ....st.
Mrs. Duncan Mansell and son Fred .of
Sanford, Man. were visiting old friends
at st. Thomas last week. y
Mrs. W. q. Lspgton Of Dist. ls rsceix.
ed the news Of tho death Of her nsphsw;
John W. Hummell last week. ...... &.
Farmers Institutes viii be held: q
Hamilton on March 18th. and at Wal.
halla on the &th Of February.
F. O. Southland Of Draysonps visitsag
friends In New York. This is his fitst
visit to his old homo in 36 years.
!. Martin Kraft Of Crystal il It I hos.
=pital in st. Pual being treated for ) faoe
trouble that has afflicted him forr mary
years. sss..,
Mrs. Jas. Dyer who vas receiving
treatment st tho hands Of specialist IN
Chicago has returned TO her homs: s.,
Hamilton. s;s
Peter Lush, ased e6. died at NseA,1
week ago Tuesday. He had bssn VOL.
ing for Dan Shay and p. O'Ha.a. HI
homo was Paris. ss7
Father IAbbis has bsen ordered g s.1
south On aooeaAs o9 his Asalth Is ~
physician and Walhalla 10 ssaia .itG !.
ont . pastss ior,ths r q. 0huroh.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1914-01-16
J.P. Morgan L. Co. have dissolved thei

J.P Morgan Il Co. have dissolved their
relations as directors in many cor.
porations. sin recognition of public sent
iment." Some years ago Mr. Wander
bilt is reported as saying .the public be
damned" This is different, Public SEN
timent is after all the greatest governing
power. Laws without public 8 ntiment
behind them are useless. This is gov.
ernment by. of and for the people.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1914-01-16
OFFICIAL PAPER OF CITY
= sR16s, o2.oo PER AaTNva1
F A. Wardwell. G. G, THOMPSON
wARDWEL. . THOMPSON.
COMMENTS ON THE TIMES.

The following personal letter to one Of
the publishers of the Pioneer Express.
while not written for publication con.
taine much food for thought and as such
We take the liberty of printing it for the
benefit OF our readers. While all may
not share exactly the same views. vet
everyone must agres that the facts as
stated by the writer are worth needing
and consideration. While the greed Of
Corporations is largely to blame for the
general distrust and dissatisfaction of
the common people, and they are now
suffering the consequences, yet we must
not forget there are two sides to eyery
story, and though it may be right and
proper to punish, it is not necessary, or
oest for our own interests, to destroy.
Washington, D. c., Jan. 3rd, 1914.
Dear Mr.. Wardwell:-I suppose that
Pembina feels the hard times to some
extent. though probably not as mach as
the Eastern cities. Washington pro.
badly suffers least, as the government
employees form go large a proportion of
the population.
Some optmists predict an immediate
revival of prosperity now that the tariff
and currency bille are passed, but 1 am
afraid that We are in for long period Of
depression-perhaps till next fall, or per.
haps until we'll into the noxt admins
tration. The Balkan war is one Of. the
chief causes, for it kept Europe in con.
slant fear Of q general war, causing them
TO sell our securities, to hoard thor
cash, and also to increase their armies
enormously. Then we have had foods
in the spring, bad crops in some states. q
Mexican trouble on hand, a change In
the tariff, . new income tax, new cur
rency bill, q threatened course Of wild
"trust-busting" and government owner.
ship Of railroads. Il is certainly the
worst combination since the Civil War.
Ths administration is much moro con.
servative than q year ago, for it is OBJ
vious that severe hard times have . bad
ehect on tho political party in power, .at
the next election.
A New York paper recently gave :
oaution 70 tho people who expect great
prosperity for themselves from the now
banking system and from the dissolution
Of large corpontions. Il said that
people whose credit is poor must not nx.
pest % b able % borrow at low interest.
nor must incompetent msn expsot an
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1914-01-16

The Manitoba legislature has passed q
resolution unanimc usly asking for free
wheat expectation to the United States,
and two years ago they said, that
it would be rank disloyality to export
wheat to this country.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1914-01-16

Problem,-a locked room with barred
window forty feet from the ground. two
hurley policemen on watch in the roon
with a single prisoner. Question, how.
is the prisoner to escape? 1t ls easy,-s
after Krafchenko shows you how.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1914-01-16
easy road to business success. under th
now conditions.

S20 w &OVoIuuout OWuoESulps tutuA
that the railroad stockholders would
gladly welcome it as relief, If they
could count on any fair payment. As it
is now, the government already exercises
all the powers and privileges of owner
ship5without any of the risks, burdens
and responsibilities. But they have a
well-grounded fear that they would not
get fair payment. The government and
the states have often shown no scruple
in making new laws which deprive
property of all it's value, and that is no
better contiscation than in cold blood, as
they do IN Mexico.
In Mexico I read that the revolution
! lists once confiscated part of the Southern
Pacific Railroad and started to run it for
their own benefit. But after a few
weeks Of wild management, frequent &C.
cidents, and losing money on it every
day, they we're glad enough to give it to
"Gringos." I am afraid that our own
government would have a similar expert
ence. The result of government owner
ship in France proves that it does not
preven. labor strikes of the worst kind.
We hear constantly of the world. wide
spirit of ''unrest as If it were some
wonderful inspiration that was going to
change everything around and bring the
millennium. To rue, it seems if most of
1t we're comparable to the ''unrest" of a
spoiled, ill-behaving child who needs a
spanking. 1t comos largely from The
moral dope of the press (not the
Pioneer Express) for the last twenty
years. The public, and especially the
laboring classes, have constantly been
taught tnat they were faultless and
much-abused beings, and that every.
thing whatever that did not please them
was the fault of the wicked rich, and the
"trusts." No politician dares to tell the
working people of their own faults
their habits of wastefulness, idleness,
drunkenness, carelessness, wilful incom.
petence, etc. Wat Tyler spoke of his
followers as linen who their duties know,
but know their rights. and, knowing,
dare maintain them" But the modern
leader of any popular movement harpe
continually on "rights" with no hint to
duties"
The trouble in Mexico still keeps on,
and seems likely to keep on, until they
all kill each other off like the Kilkenny
cats. President Wilson was greatly op.
posed to Huerta, but apparently the
leader Of the Constitutionalsts" IS still
a worse man. Still, it may be that he is
the best man to rule Mexico after all.
No mild and gentle ruler conld succeed
at all. The U. 8. will probably be called
on by Europe to pay heavy bill for
damages to their citizens in Mexico,
which Europe could not take steps to
prevent. on account of our Monroe
Doctrine. BY the way, I think that
after this war is over We ought to cast
off the Monroe Doctrine except in it's
primitive point,-that we object to per.
manent conquest Of any American terri.
tory by a European power. On the
other hand, if we are going to keep on
assuming responsibility for the acts Of
Latin. American states, then We should
certainly assert control over them by
force. Very Truly Yours,
..a e. @.
~ tssI3.-f
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1914-01-16
Official Directory

Official Directory
5 u ,!s;.s!: Es;ss.s.sn- + Hs'as:es HsSs%st'
{ Governor-L b Hanpa
) Lieutenant aIeut Govern9r.AT T Kraabel
I State :r TreasuTer9Gunder o. aS%ds Olson aa''
State Auditor-C o Jorgenson
Attorney GeneralIAndrew Miller
} nissioners y VII Il aaan stnasman
!. Supt Of Pub Inst-E Taylor
: Com Ayr 4 IaboT-W & GaiH,Da Giibreath
) Judge. st Supreme s s i + F|ss 5ss,a,nx
: EB Goss. se (
Judge 7th Jud. Dist-WJ ] Kneeshaw
STATE SENATOR
LIST Dist-Christ Ganssle. st Thomas
REPRESENTATIVES,
81 w Hart toilette
LIST District " n Husband Hensel
COUNTY OFFICIALS
States Attorney-Wm McMurchie
Clerk of Court D Winlaw
SncIlu-1 roster
Auditorium. W. Felson
Treasurer r Gibson
Register of Deeds--Geo Roadhouse
County Judge-H G Wick
STRENGTHENING Campbell
Supt of Schools-Charlotte Jones
Coroner-Frank w. Deason
Public Admin'r-Elis Thorwaldson
1st-A B Purdy, Toilette
County 2nd-y X Olafson. Gardar
So.,;rsS 3rd-N Matheson, Crystal
So"' 20 4th-W J Watts Leroy
l5th-Jos Morrison Drayton
CUSTOMS OFFICIALS
hudson LaMoure Jr Collector
ko6eTt Morrison Special Deputy
! ! Mcconnsyehie K ccaansy Deputies !
p Thue Immigration Inspector I
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1914-01-16
Mark Twain Liked Girls.

Mark Twain. although the creator OF
the most lovable boy in literature
Tom Sawyer. was really more interest
ed in little girls. and 1t was through
his interest and affection for my little
daughter Helen that we came to know
him so we'll and to share the las,
months Of his life. He used to pretend
that only girls were interesting. tha,
boys ought not to exist until they were
men. The fact was. he really was in
terested In any young creature. In on.
sof the books he gave Helen he wrote
cit is better to be young June beetle
than an old bird Of paradise Marion
Schuyler Allen In Strand Magazine.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1914-01-16
catehin,a Cola.

4 Wet feet or clothes ''give us cold
because the evaporation absorbs the
heat 30 rapidly from the surface Of the
body that its temperature is lowered
beneath the normal thereby straininp
THE organs Of the body aud resulting
In what We call 4 cold.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-24

DIE @orte er ourb einen sduB aus
ieinem @etpebre, oas er bel it6 trug>
CUR @abrbeit ma@te. Ser Sel5lt=
moroer mur6e in 1856 in Deutlb=
la16 geboren, bon mo er in 1884 IN
Sic les 2arr6 fam. @r perebeli6te 11.5
NIT Mlma @obrot; Ser @be entiproi=
fen elf &inber. @dusli6er 1nfriebe
1on Sen Marn gu Ser untbot oer=
leitet bnben. = 81. S. Drimel un6
@attin p%ertpeilten lette ISOLDE in
'Stearns County ouf @eiud. ST
fanfte sort 8ferbe, 6ie er nit nab
Eine @itp bradte. 9.
0n1ntb. - @Gbren6 ser @e=
INSTRUMENTATION 6ieies Sabres, Sic
ont 8. 9e5ember 81 @1r6e ging, muir
SEN iiber oie @roBen Seen 90,89S,=
1873 guidel @etrei6e berfan6t, gegen
1O7, 100000 inn goriabre. Die Ser
tbeilung lit folgenoe: @ei5en, 6t,-
372,1S9; @erite, 10,215,405; Softer;
7,932,603; 6lads, 6,846,826; &og=
gen, 3,9333,968; Mais, 688,192.
8ipeItone. = 80. @rabl9eio,
Ser nor ieds @oden bon bier pey=
ging, UNI cine Stel1ung in einsm
&leioerlaoen in ct. @a11l ar51rne5=
men, bat, mie ei1re bel ieinen bieiigen
gerpanoten eingetroffene @adridt
be ugt> in Sacramento, @al., Gel6lt=
moro begangen. Sriibiinn infolJe
6es tor 6ret Sabren erfolgte1t Sooes
ieiner Mutter loll, ipie man arrntmmt,
6en Ma11n misunderstanding genta1t
babpn.
Mortbgron@. - Ser &aupt-
geidaftsblod ser @ta6t lit 6nrd)
6e1er, Sos oberbalb Sobn Satter=
lees 2aoen entlta1ro, ger tort morben.
glQe nie0ergebralu1ten @ebdube, BIS
al1f Sos &otel, 1paren Derlidert. Ser
@eianmti9ooen miro auf 100000
beruni6lagt.
@inona.-3 Ser IS Sabre ute
| 6ran5 &niepe, ein 8emobner bon @i=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-24

ioa 5meds @erfauf Ser bier pom
5toate hetriebene @traBenbabn bonn
@eibbilbe Ser Stabt nab 6em &1-
pitol. ginige &apitaliiten ioaen sic
Strabenbabn unfaufen nn6 beablid)=
tige11, 0ua 8abnneb be6euten6 att er=
meiterm.
Gub<9afDta.
SiourJalIs: = MnlGBlidJ Ell
mes in Moo6p County entltanoe1rert
@edtsitreits bat 6as 5toatsoberge=
ridt entidieoen, 6uB 6as @eiet, 6urb
mIdes Ser Mrbeitartag als 6eiertag
erfldrt miro, re6tsfraftog lit. -
@eimitdttebeiiter n1ro @ieb5iidter bes
peitlid]en Eripp : County baben iid
ST elmer gerei1igung gum gen1einia=
men &orgeben gegen eine 8anoe Don
&inoer6ieben, Die felt einiger S3eit
ibr ltntpeien trefbt, 5niammer &C.
i6lolien.
0ea6moo6. = @ier miro
belter inn M1toitorium cine lt66ti|de
@eibnadtsfeier nit 8aum ur1o Ser
tbeilung BON @eidenfen an mitteI=
loie &fr0er un6 einem idonen multi
faliid)en Frogramm abgebalte1 per=
Sen.
Mooiion - Cine groBe Mn=
5abl 5arn1er tpobnt elmer bier gebal=
tene11 Sdule iiber 8efdmpf1tng Scr
S9petnebolera bel.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-24
Grfolsreider @crfamf.

Ser bon ser 6trmo @i1ion & 60.
gebaltene Bargain @erfm1f tpeIhcr
lettem Somitag gum Mbihll1B fam,
m1tB o1s ein mirflider grfolg be5eid=
net tperoen. Sic &aufer fanoen fid)
iebr 5ablreid Elm, um iid sic aus
9e5eidnete acknowledgements 5un11-
tett 511 mad)e1t, un6 tpor es r1oment-
lid Ser ugeor6ltern", ser ii6 Bel bia-
Ter @ele9enbeit als m,sge5eidnetes
Mn5eige=Me6ir1n erprobte, 6enn bon
SEN meiiten &l1r16en ml1rbe bel ibrem
a11f SEN uMor6itern" refe,
riert. Sic 6trma gtbt fih init tbrem
GrfoGg Dor SEN @eibnadten iebr ST.,
un6 10 tbun es sic bie1en
&aufer, melde sic @elegenbeit gum
Ginsnuf zines prddtigen @eibnadts-
tpabrnabmen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-24

ct. Beter. - 8eter 8ebaume
uno @ottin aus ser Srtidaft 8alb=
ington in Sc Sneur County batten
gum sdube ge9en oie &alte Die Sci
tenidiitblenoen ser &utide berabge=
lulien l1no nabmen 6arob 6as &eran=
naben zines Baiiagier5uges unueit
ser Omabo4Station nidt mabr nno
muroen iiberfabren. Ct purbe a'f
Der Steue get0btet, nn6 ieine 6rau
trug l61pere 8erleBungen babon.
6oribauIt. - Cine @erion
murSe get0otet nnb mebr als flint
u1po3uun5ig berlett, adt i6mer, alS
elm Eaiiagier5ug Der &od Sslano-
8abn a9t Meilen bon Mortbftelo,
Mfin1., entgleiite. Stint @agen roll
ten Die 80idung fiinf5ebn SUP tief
binab. Sdietenbru6 ideint Sic ur=
lad}e bes nngliids 5u fem.
DnIutb. = SIM @onntpL@e-
fangni11e bon @oof Gon11tD bot Der
County : G6abmeilter 6reo. Sadlon
ouf ieinen Gro5eB megen l1nteri6la=
glng 0ffentli6er @e16er 5u marten.
gr lit na6 Mngabe Ser @eb0r6en 0es
linn CUR 9ait gelegten 8erbredenS
geitdnotg> 6o9 bermog er Ste &obe
ser BON linn %beriibten intercollegiate
gen mdt an5ugeben. Ma6 einem
bonn @ebiilfen 6es @taatsprife rs
Mn6c. 6rib abgefaBten Beridte ioaHn
|ii6 SodionS l1nteridlagungen cuff
iiber $40, 700 belaufen.
Slime 6 tp (@orreiponoen8.) =
2ebte ISOLDE mur6e cine 9eide olt!id
bon bier inn %iogenannten Weea6om
2aip>t bon Sagern gefun6en. Die
9eide lit anideineno oen gan5en
gommer 6ort gelegen, 6enm als Sic
2etde aufgeboben muroe, fielen .0ie
&lei5er m1seinan6er. No6 genauer
ltnteriu611ng itellte es li6 berauS,
oaB Ser Eo0te ein gemii1er Sobn
@roB mar, Ser iid immer a11berte,
er tper6e lid oas 2eben nebmren, mel=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-24

mona County, mabte iih, als er er-
fubr, 6uB feline S@tuGeerin, 5raa
@luguit Ito &aniepe, in Ylainpietp fdruar
erfra1pft Ell, trot Der groBem @alte
auf 6en @eg u16 moridierte 5ebn
Weilen iiber 9arr6> TINT ite gut beias
den:
2in61f r O nj. - unter eige1er
2ebens9efabr bot SRI. Alto @1arf
Sen % Sabre ulten Mrn1e Stuunlon
nnb 6elien 5ebn Sabre alten 8ruoer
Mpren bonn @rtrinfen gerettet, als
oas gisboot, a1f tpeldem Tie f11bren,
ei1bra6 l11r6 6ie 8riiber in 6as @ai=
fer" l%tiir5ter. germitteGit 5tpeier Blan=
fen selang es ibr, Sic 8riioer, Sic
ii9 am lmgeltiir5ten 8oote o1tge-
flammert batten, 51 retten. Sic ielbit
bra6 babel 6retmal our6 6as @i5;
lie fonnte lid aber immer tpieoer ber=
uusarbeiten.
Mprb=9afuta.
8iSmard. - &epr6fentont
Do11ng BON Moro6afota bat inn Scott
greB 6en Mntrag eingereidt, fir sic
SSrrooiianeridule in 8ismarf $4,000
GIT betpiGigen. - Sic itaatliden
sdu1betrage, 6ie fir 6iefes @ierteI=
jabr ur1ter SEN beridie6enen S9ulen
oes Stoates 31rr @ertbeilung fommen
tper6en, belaufen iid nah elmer gu
iummenitel1nng 6es snpertnten6en=
ten 6. S. Eaplor a1f $40, .6S.
@ran6 Sorts. - Ser IS
Sabre alte Sobn .8erfaB lit infoGge
zines bel eirem Stur5e iiber sic @el=
lertreppe erlittenen gdd6el6edea>
brltd)es geitorbem. = Setter Miaer
bon hier, Elm Eionier Molferetmarn
aus gtearns County in Mtmrei ota,
miro ont 1. Sarltar SOS Mmt oes
Molferet : Snipeftors bon Nor66afo=
ia antreten.
8ismord.- gs perlal1tet, 6nb
6iei en @i11ter in ser Staatslegis1a=
t1tr cine 8orlage eingeretdt tper6en
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-24
Kinder schreIon
MACH FLETcHER'S
CAS- T or
@rnnbei9entbums=
mbertra9un9en.

s. $. @osfins an G1freo @1unco,,,
Got 20, @lf. 1, Sberpoob's Mboition,
&imbau $4,000.
Charles g.. Sarteu ct al on Trant
&lSie, Got 5 @lof 4: @artea, $4,000:
Spiepb Mertes unb Srat an Soicpb
Sebrnger. 6 80 SUB bon Got 10, 8lod
322, &odbide, $4,000.
Shirt gtate 8anf BON ct Soiepb an
Mnbretp Siglemeter, gh S8H sec.
5, 1913, 20, &ndpille, $4,000.
Setter g. 9dlidting nno Srou al,
stephan s.. @indemeber, Got IA unb O.
y Got 13 81pd 2, Elattes 2. Mbb. ct.
Glorb, $4,000.
Sbomas $. Collins ur,b Strait an @m.
90: Earfer, GUY Sec. 221z126z35,
@ihleb, $7O4O.OO.
gl1bolpb @rimlpt jr r1,1b Srau un
Tranf Sdmio, Cots 6 nnb Z, meni9er
Sbeil bon Got 6 in @pberment Got s.
8lf 8, giIag Mbon 500.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-24
Der 11i6e(.
Don Meg 8ernftcin.

Ser Mi@el 1T Elm braper &ne4t.
SIM 9ienite einer itrengen 4fli4t,
SUIT feline Mrbeit f4led)t unb re4t
limb tiimmert fi6 UNI andre ni9t.
Sit iiberboupt Elm gutter Manu
1no germ in @ube bdlt Ct i@-
Do@ f4lei@t Elm @t0renfrieb f9 an,
Damn pirb Der Mi9el 6rgerli9.
@ein 9er3 lit obne Tali@ unb Gift,
2an9iam 1T feline 9anb unb 19ner
@enn feline Sanbi9ubnummer 1T
60 AZ unsefdbr ....)
bod gifts bos alte, liebe 2an6,
$50 Serb uno 9aus linn ebrli@ ftebt,
limb bebt gum @treit er 9er3 unb
9anb,
Diemei1's f&on ni@t mebr onbers
gebt:
Damn biitet @u@, Sbr feinen Serr'n!
9enn btefes lit bes Midels Stroud:
Gr baut ni@t oft unb bout ni@t germ,
9o4 tpenn CT baut, Damn bout er oud!
@r peiB, nit linn 1T Soft unb Me@t-
lno tpenn ct benn nal bauen ion,
SUIT er au@ btes ols braper Rnedt
@emt enbaft unb eiferpou.
l1n6 tut's 10 lang, Big es eeniiat,
Dag furber ni@ts INN Tam qe{@eB'n,
Wen1 CT gu 6uus ben older pfliiat 90.
Ser Mi@el f9affts!
sSbr perbet's feb'n!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-24
Dos re6te Wort.
BON Spbanna @eisftr@.

@ir baben elm soloblonbes Mdo4en
i'm Sous,
9os bat einen 2iebiten, Der 3og NIT
binaus,
limb fonte bod So45eit balb tpers
ben.
Dp6 onbers fam's, a1s bic 3met gez
ba@t,
Sc fam Ser &rieg, fat Iber No9t;
Stir 8eioe paro's finfter auf @roen.
90 padte ben iunsen @eieaen bic
Wut,
Sd fab Is ibm on, beiB po@te fem
81ut,
@r pIrgte an furdtbarem @rtmrne.
11nb fpmmt mir Der er1te Tran3os IN
bic 5uer,
Ser ion es mir biiBen. bel meiner
CIR!
@9rie er NIT perfagenoer @timme.
Nun tdmpft er i'm Telb, uno nod ie,
Ser @9la4t
9at mir feline 2iebite pom @iege sez
bra9t
Runoe NIT 8anse1 unb 3agen.
Mas meinen sic, mar tpobl Der 6ran3
babel,
limb meinen Sic, bab CT perpunbet
lei?
go tat fie nod beute mid fraeen.
Sd tonnte ni9t reben; mein !9er3 lit
10 19mer.
Sd peib es felt 9eftern: Ser 5ron3
lebt ni6t mebr,
glls 9elo lit Bel Meb er sefalen!
Mun iude i4 immer nod fort uno
fort
Sir folhen Sammer bas redte Mart.
un6 fanb mod feins' unter alien.
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Illus dem nordWtnxn.
WfinneIpta.

81. BauI.- @iner Treitag pom
staatsobergeridt abgegebenen g1tt-
ldeioung 5ufolge iino oie giienbab=
men in oielem 9taate beredtigt, &al-
1uqieren fir sic erlten flint Meilen
ibrer Meiie 6rei Gents pro Meile 5a
%bered)nen. Gos BON ser ilinglten 2e-
gislatltr e%rlaliene 8eneotren : @eIeB
erma6tigt sic 8abnen befanntltb gu
0ieier &ote, inoeB bate 6aS &amieD=
Goutntp : 81 triftsgeridt Die 8eitim-
nra1rg oabi1r ausgelegt, oaB lie muir
Mnmenoung finoen tonne, fadS Die
Jabrfarte ouf flint Meilen ooer tpe-
niger la11te. Sic oberlte Snitan5 lot
oieie gntideioung na1nmebr nmge=
1toBeu un6 erflart, 6aB, glei@bte1 maS
sic 1ilton5 iei 6ie 8abmen anf flint
5ebn Gents 6abrgel6 fir Die erlten
flint Maeilen Ser &etle unb auf 5met
Gents fir ie6e meitere Weeile An=
1prnb batten.
Minneapolis. - Sic Sc
lude ser @qmmi@en nn6 Ser
Sdmi6ti6en 8rauereien bon ct.
Saul 1omie Ser MinneaponiS Brau=
gelealdaft um1 cine iogenon1te @or1=
mooitb=&ote bei @erfrabtnng Don
gier in Minnelo ta lir6 bon Der 1taat=
liden @ii enbabn= nn6 2agerba11Stom<
n1illion obi@ldgig bethlehem moro.n.
0ielelbe erflGrt, es iei ni6t erpie=
len, 6ab oas 8rougemerbe nnter Ger
oer5eitigen @ate ni6t floriere, trob=
oem lie, sic @ommilion, ii6 ne11n
Monate 3eit genomme1, rm ollie etn=
Ihlagigen @erbaltnilie anfS ge1eal1elte
gu prifen. Sic Brauer batten 5e-
miin16t, auf ibr Hroonft btelelbe1t
Observation-Disclosures tpie al1f &af=
fe, 8obnen II. /. ~. 5n befomme1.
lie &pmmi11ion fonnte inoeB niht
3l1r l1eber5e1gl1ng gelangen, oaB ote
8rauer unter ser belteberoen Nate
irqen6mie 511 leioen batten.
Seem nIm. = 5reitag fano oie
gr0ffnung 6es nett erbalten Union
&olpitals 1tatt, gu Ser ii6 eine groBe
Mn5abl Ibeilnebmer eingefunoen bot
te Oas So1pital, meldbes nit ser
nelelten i%anitdren @inrt6tnnger
ousgeItottet lit, miro barptia6lid
ourd sic boGfommen eingeri4tete
gaoeanitalt, Die nit 6em Solpital
perbun6en lit, einen groben 8ulou1
erbalten.
Wa6ena. = Mm is. 9e5embe1
lit bier sic @attin 6es Banfpralioen.
ten S. S. Meper eines plobli@er
Eooes geitorben. Sic erreifte eiT
Sitter BON SO Sabren nn6 mar bier
felt 1879 aniaiiig. .
Settings. = 3mei grobe 81:
1ten nit &lei6er11 11n6 Spielmoarer
fin sic &in6er Ser Berglente in
n0roliden Mi1neiota 1tn6 pom bieli
oen f%sra1enclub no6 8tmabic geiano'
tpor6en.
@o6efer- Dieie Sta6t miri
be,1er gum eriten Scale einen itaoti
iden @eibmodtsbaum baben. MuS
idiiIle 6es &on6elsfl1bs nn6 Del
8irger=2iga bdben fir 6ieie ange
meine 5eier geiorgt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-24

|&rieg5poelen|
I'm 56Gbemgro6en.
Won aarl 8osner.
Briber, bort bic maelooie
Sn ben Clifton braufen,
Brioer bon Der Rompagnie.
Saufenb Ruseln %faufen:
MaH4e Rugel eebt ins Blau.
Man9e brinet uns 2eiben-
mand)e tubt nod man4e 5raa.
Mander mub mobl fdetDen.
eft bic Welt 70 munbertlein
6ier i'm @9ibengraben,
!3mit{9ern mo 3mei Wogeletn,
Rrdd3en no 3mei @aben.
WeiB Elm Md6el l9lant uno braun,
eSSrqenbmo in 5ernen,
Werb' pienei@t lie pieoeri4aun-
Sben Bel Den Sternen!
SIT bic @elt 10 munoergroB
6ier i'm engen &oume,
Geb' mein ni@tig' Menf4enloos
Mie ous einem 3raunne.
Bin dig .mie elm 8latt I'M Wtno.
@tnrb in @ottes 6dnben-
@eb' pielei9t nod &inbestinb-
MuB rieleiG)t bier enben.
@intt Der 9auptmann auf bos Jelo.
Wi1b Ger 2eutnant leiten,
6dat i'm aampf Elm beuti@er 9elo-
Wtrb Elm onb'rer itreiten.
@os lit Qeben, tpas 1T 500?
Worte obne @9pere,
SIT bas beutf4e 2anb bebroH
11no Die beuti4e @bre!
8ruber, bort bic metooie
Ssn oen Clifton braufen.
8riber bon Der &%ompagnie,
San{enb &ugeln faufen.
8riber: Was ba tommt, gilt glei@-
Qeben ober fterben!
Nber bliben muB bas Rei4
uns-unb un5ern Grben!
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1914-09-25
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For Charles County, Nd.

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