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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-22
SWISS MINISTER ASKS AID
Contributions for Wars Desti-
tute Wanted by Red Gross.

An appeal to the native Swiss resi-
dents i'm the United states was sent
out Yesterday by the Swiss Minister
DR.. Ritter. who came to New York from
Washington. seeking contributions to
the general Red Cross fund OF Swlt-
zerland.
That country has offered to care for
those wounded in the war, regardless
of nationality.
In case the offer Of Switzerland is
refused. DR.. Ritter said, the money
contributed will be used in this coun-
try to purchase food for shipment to
Europe. where il will be distributed IN
Switzerland among the destitute
women and children of the nations at
war.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-22
P. S. G. Lawyer Promoted.

The Public Service Commission yes
terday made few changes in its
legal department on the recommends
ton Of George $. Coleman, chief coun-
sci. Howard A. Butler. who has been
assisting Leroy 7. Hardness, assistant
counsel, in preparing and supervising
rapid transit contracts, was made an
assistant counsel, az $500 a year, and
Edward Riegelman. Of l79 Marcy av.,
Brooklyn, was appointed assistant coun-
sci, at $4,000. lie was formerly an as
sistant corporation counsel in charge
of the street opening bureau for Brook
In.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-22
Elk Jerome Aid Gets Job.

Frank A. Lord, an assistant TO W. l.
Jerome during the latter's first term,
was appointed complaint clerk Of the
Police Department yesterday by Com
missioner Woods. lie succeeds Lydig
Hoyt Mr. Lord is Yale law gradu-
ate, '9s. and had his first experience in
the Office of Ehhu Root. Later he
formed the firm Of Lord & Schwsb He
lives at the University Club.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-22

"Dulcinea." writes W. j. F., sent me photo
postal Yesterday She and her chum, Delicia, were
standing arm-in-arm with Orlando and Olver-a
in bathing -suits-on the beach at Bromdlewild.
Underneath the smiling group Dudley wrote: This
is the Ifer Some little party, believe me- YER
Orlando while Delicia and Oliver
stl,b-penned 'Oh. YOU and Glass TO us
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-22
The Coming ToOver

SAFETY FIRST.
Tis true, I'd rather cat than fight
At thoughts Of war cover;
But though I'm scared my only flight
W r. ". n. L.
Boston.
Japan: "My uldmatum TO Germany expires 10
morrow and gosh. how ! dread H..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-22

What would you do if you got this
letter?
Dear Sir this has been the 3rd time
] rote to you asking you If you wood
kindly let some of the children go fore
a weak to the country & ] wood be
very thankfully to you as have seven
Pleas. A. l.. --,
"ll3 +. - ST.,
~ floor"
And what would you do if you got
this one?
Dear and Kind Sir:
ALLOW me the liberty of writing you
these few lines that may ask your
assistance in this hour Of necessity.
81 have a young sister who has been
in for almost five months during which
time she has been operated on for APP
pendicitis at one of the hospitals. We
expect her home in two weeks or so,
and the doctors are urging me 20 try
and get her 10 the country as soon as
possible. OF course that would be out
Of the question. unless Providence
came TO our aid. as we are in poor cir
cumstances and orphans besides.
won't you try and help US and see
sister to some country place. No mat
ter how short the time, 1t will help her
to gather little strength at least.
Thanking you kind sirs, and trust
ing to hear from you soon, ! am
VERY sincerely yours,
"MARGARET +. --."
Or this one?
"S8a -- Street. Brooklyn.
Dear Sir
would like to know if you could send
my son away to the country as he is
not strong G. just getting over pleurisy
and stomach trouble. ! cannot afford
to send him myself as ] have four
other children and my husband only
getting Sl1.00 week thanking you for
your kindness in advance & trust 70
hear from you soon.
81 am Respt
"MRS. K. NJ. Md"
Would you scott at the spelling of
the first and let it go at that? Or
would you play the part of "Provi-
dence" in the second? Maybe you'd
try to picture yourself striving to
support a wife and five children on
DlisoO Ntth NAtll gOu itaN NuN NAlAN
Then here's the fourth:
The New York Tribune Fresh Air
Fund,
Dear Srs: Having heard that you
take interest in the welfare Of the
poor children who cannot afford TO 90
to the country.
81 am ten years of age and have been
going to dispensary for last seven
weeks, three times week. ! have been
attended by DR.. Leszynsky & DR..
Brown of the German Poliklinik. | was
advised by the doctor TO write to you.
have not any special disease but am
weak and need fresh air
Hoping TO hear your reply as soon
as possible, | remain Yours truly,
SARAH NJ. ."
"P. S The doctor told me that am
weak on account of lack OF blood
And here's the fifth and last:
New York City
Dear Lislie Comfy,
"Could you pleas send my children
to the cuntry because fore few
weeks. Because they are in bad condi-
shon and they need irish air
yours truly,
"PIETRO VI. -"
You are asked what you would do if
you received these letters because they
are all waiting to be answered, and the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-22
RED CROSS FUND GROWS
S31,96 Received by New
York State Board.

Contributions amounting to S2,S19
were received yesterday by Jacob II.
Schif', treasurer of the New York
State Board Of the American Red
Cross, for the European Relief Fund.
Total contributions TO date equal $751;
g63.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-22

The Tribune uses SIS best endesvoTs 20 insure 'h'
trurtvorthr.s, OF every advertisement Il prints ono
tvo,d TIRE publication Of oil advertisements e'n's0S
srisles ding ststcrrcnts claims.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-22
i believe in the sword and Almighty God.
WANTED, ANS WERS TO SOME
PROBLEMS IN PHILANTHROPY
IS S. Calls in Humanitys Code Demand Promp
Reief-The Fresh Air Fund Asks How
Quickly Aid Can Come.

answer is TO be. Each Of the letters is
on the docket for investigation by the
Tribune Fresh Air Funds visitors to-
day. If you found that the cases were
deserving ones would you advise send
ing those for whom the requests are
made to the country?
N-pKNr DEMENT'S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-22

in English, deserves hon. mention, surely And
TO show you the Double Entente, TO prove to you
that this Pisan Perstyle has no leaning against
the Germans
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-22
An IoRnoNs 81 NE

From Var by william Law ia Tho Schenectady Gazette
Who arc the hcneGcarics Of this horrible war;
Who planned 20 destroy human life. and what tort
Have We judges who win shrink from decision;
At the tar Of Justice they face death or prison
Some have escaped I'm flight from the law.
Humanity's anxiety demands who caused this war.
Must millions OF poor mortals bc blown aVlnder
TO crafty the desire Of a nonareh's hlundcr:
Fathers brothers unclcs uephevs ana friends
Moved down ty thousands un their blood fairly bend'
Anxious mothers and children. awaiting their return
Arc left weeping and waug a. their sad hearts burn
LAYING off the war for an instant, we supplicat7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-22

The revered Braves bless their batting eyes,
seem to have forgotten that there IS law of
gravtation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-22

success or failure Of this movement 80 far il
has failed TO threaten either Metz or a Sedan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-22
A Winding (Short T"O Staircase.

Sir: Skeleton Of wheeze-too rushed to drspe
il: Fat man goes up winding steps pufs, pants,
sweats, etc. then says: 81 never did like these
perspra staircases.' Fuss around with it,
G.. s. K
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-22
WHOM ARE YoU?' SAID CYRIL"

lscott. J.. In New York Law Journal, Aug p, 1914
II 60. . . and the husband liable 20 whom
,oeyer furnished them 20 the wife. . . o."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-22
orr Own War Photographs.
Gross Sec
ton of Brit.
ish G e n 8 0 r
Preparing for
Daily Job,

Shaking Of the Horrors Of War this polyGonaI
dgbt must he raising hob with the French postcard
industry
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-22

Owned and published daily by The Tribune Association
"a Kew York corporation ogden NJ REID President V
Nernor Rorers Secretary Treasurer Adore" l'Oun
Ssundne No l5s Nassau e.. New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-22

SUBSCRIPTION RATEs--Py Mail Postage Paid outside
.Y,,,,v and surs.v mo rs Daily only month"; sS o.
ksfv srd sunday mos Daily Only, year. ~
Daily and sunday, year oo SUNDAY onN' "a
Daily only month. 90 sunday on'' F''''''' "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-22

"CitronelIa.' writes /. X, "is fine for circum-
venting the mosquito but the Chinese joss stick
is punk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-22

rsrr HiSoers =tddts 5eituus bat uuien Iebie iuic
fir heute seisst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-22
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Contributions, preferably by check
or money order, should be addressed
to The Tribune Fresh Air Fund, The
Tribune, New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-22

LAYING off the war for an instant, we supplicat7
70 renort that Henry NJ Fuller has been appointed
guardian Of Amy s. Hickey.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-22

Contributions may be sent TO Jacob
II. Schif, treasurer, Red Cross office,
1870 East pod ST., or at 50 William 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-22
RoUGH.HEw THEM As THEY WILL.

From the Cedar Rapids Times
He loses his temper, and men who lose their tempers
always bite of and otherwise defeat their
nd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-22
cANAD1AN RATES
roRr1GN RATES

Entered ,t ~. po,tonOs ct York - Second '''''
Mai Matter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-22

You are asked what you would do if
you received these letters because they
are all waiting to be answered, and the
writers-the first has written three
times-sre impatient to see what the
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-15
@iairmer, bic 11riaden Gmrer ainbes.
f6meracn.

Gin fa11ler, ,rtatrgenebmer Mtbem,
6unfle Meife1 um bie Muger, our Sci.
ten feberiid nit grobem Durft; @on-
gen gIiiben6 mno barun Blob, Mage1t
gefdmoQen nit f@arfen arampf-
ftnb ole Mn3eiden BON
@urmerr. 2aBt @11er @itt6 ridt lei
Ben ~ @idnpoo Storm SELLER tpir6
fi@ere 2in6erl,ng bringen. - Sc TOD
tet Die @irmer - tpdbren6 feline
larotibe @irf11ng Ser @eiunobeit
Cures &in6es be6euten6 biIft, in6em
es bic gefdbrIi@e un6 urro1genebme
@irfttng Der @iiirmer 1tn6 Baraffte1
aus benz SDitem bertreibt. Riddpoo
@ltrm-Sooter oIs Elm @eimnobeits.
8robl1ff follte in ieber &o1sbaItung
fein. @erfeft ider. auuft cine
.Sdo@tel be1lte nod. 8reis 25f. Sci
allen M%potbefern ober per @oft. aido.
boo Sn6ion Meo. 60, Bbilo. ODER
|@t. Bouts. - anoeige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-15

getban batte, per1dmano, nno lb err
tonnte nun mieber sic @abrbeit, Die
our4 meinen Northumberland
10 lanae nerounfelt mor0en NOR.
umltanbe peranoern Sic Sade u1o
Sic 3eit iibt INNER ibre @irfung aus,
aber pie iebr unlre @efiible it6 aud
gemanoelt boben, ems itebt felt: Sd
babe Sic uripriinglid nidt aus 8e-
redmng, ionbern ein5ig un6 anein
a1s beiber, ftiirmiider 2iebe gein@t
un6 nmmorben, unb bditten mir nns
Dor ser @rfrnnffung meines @aters
perlobt, mdre i@ ipdter in Ser Gage
gerpeien, Sbre 6rage nit einem freu=
6igen ,SsSa" gu beuntporten."
gr batte INNER letter un6 inn!ger
qeiproden un6 Damn itumm in Sic
Nammerung btneingeitarrt. Scum
lprong er nit elmer iaben, f6neuen
8e4peaung auf, nabm @abi Ben
@toubmontel BON SEN Sdultern unb
iagte boltig: v@s lit bodite 3eit, mir
miilien geben, sic fommen ionit nidt
mebr ins @a1s binein."
@obi foIgte pinig Sem &nf, nber
lie permodte fem @ort 5u ertptbern,
sic innere 8etpeg1ng eritidte Tie faft.
60 gingen file fhmeigeno, 1mie in et<
mem Eruum, 6ur@ sic ftnfenbe @adt,
ieber NIT ieinen eigenen @eoanfen
beidaftigt, nn6 crit beim Mbidieo
faqte @obi: uSie boben mir cine
groBe Bobltbot ertpiefen, Serr b.
Mar6enbnrg, nno id banfe Sbnen
ber5Ii9 oafiir. Mun fam i6 aues
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-15
10. g I.

SIN Sen n6diten Gagen ereignete
iid al(erlei @eoentiames.
Margot, bos nieblide 4ammertat'
den ser @rdfin Ereiienltein, fonnte
am Sonntagabenb Sen Mugenblid
faum ermarten, 400 Tie ibrer &errtn
BEL ser Ma9ttoilette belfen nnb in Der
Sage fem miiroe, ibr bon 5tpet St.
eigniiie,, melde in einem gepiilen
3uiammenbange itanben, gu beri9'
ten. Die Meuigfeit branrte lit arti
6en 2ippen, un6 ebe Tie tpieber emit
Iaiien ml1rbe, fanb tie NIT getpobnter
nod @elegenbeit, ibr
@priidlein geihidt on5ubringen. Mi1
~gebeimnibpoaer Miene
iagte lie:
.Mit 6em bornebmen 2iebbaber
bon 6rGulein @9o9t bat es feline
&i6tigfeit. gr lift ibr, mie es {@eint,
nadgereiit l1n6 bat 1ie i@on 5tpeimal
bein6t."
Die Came i9iittelte un9laubig Sen
&opf. ygas lit unmogli6," iagte lie,
nbie &iibnbeit mdre an5u groB."
u@ndbige @rdfin merben entidulz
eg lit bod TO-" mar bie i@nelle
u11o triumpbierenbe Mnttport. uMarl
meiB MIR nidt, lit es elmer ODER iino
es 5tpei. @orgeitern lit lie nit einem
i1ngen. &errn ouf benz
nnter 6en @iden 3niom'
mengetroffen, un6 als er ii6 bon ibr
berabidiebete, bot ct fie ltmarmt n1o
gefuBBtt."
Die Game mafte cine 8etpegung
ser nnge6uIo. rDos miro mobl Elm
iein o6er elm Mar@en,"
{ogte file. r@er bat es Sbnen err
5abIt, Margot?"
uDie 2ebrerstodter aus benz Sort,
Sic sSrd11lein @dadt fennt. Dfe ba-
ben iie ia ni6t bemerft, aber lie fpdr
qora in ibrer Mdbe auf bem 5eloe
un6 bot ones nit angeieben. ste
meiut, ser &err lei grob, Jung nno
idlonf gemeien uno babe febr nor.
nebm ousgeieben. Dos lit aber nod
Ionee ni6t aGes. &e11te bormittog
betam Graulein @dadt Elm Se1e-
iber 6os iie ft6 fi@t1i@ or
qerte, un6 am Madmittag 5tpiiden
6rei un6 bier l1br, oIs Sic &erri4af,
ten ale fort 'morer, fam Elm tpnr1oer-
ih6nes Mrtto angefabren mno belt IN
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-15

ter babe MIR burd ibre eigenen 8e,
|iorgniiie ibrer 5reunbin cine abfal-
|Iige Auffaiiung 6es @eb0rten bon
pornberein iuggeriert, un6 5raulein
Slot lei es natiirli@ peinli@ getpeien,
iiber lire SteQbertreterir1 alsge.
bor9t 31 mer6en. sic ml1Bte barin
elm MiBtrauenspotum ieben, 6as in.
brett Tie felber traf. go lieB fid) al.
les erflGre1 nn6 entfrdften, mas nod
buntel un6 g%ebeimniBbon i@ien. .Mls
bie Mutter Nun gar bas i6tpere Sc
|idiik auffubr, um in fem @ertralten
gu @abe cine 9rei4e gu f6ieBen, un6
ibm, NIT eieefen @ommentaren Der.
|feben, Morgots 8eriht Mber sen
Sonntagsbeiu6 mie6erbolte, ladte
er iorglos nnb iagte rubig:
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-15
@um,ortnit1es.

Cine gran6ioie Chance.
= ~@as fir cine gbance babe id,
sic Operation gu iiberiteben?" frogte
Der Gatient Ben @bir11rgen.
3d. cine gang gran6ioie gbance, "
ermtoerte Ser Mr3t befrie6igt.
~@as meinen sic NIT elmer gran.
6toien @bance?"
rOb, SIRE Chance lit tpie ems gu
5man5ig:"
Sos eri@eint mir nidt iebr troft.
li9, Doftor. 9ie @bonce felt mir
our6aus nidt 10 gronoios ais, oIs
mie sic bebarpten."
vMd, 6as tper6e i'd Sbnert f@or er.
fldren," ontmortete Ser Mr5t nit ge.
mi@tiger Miene. uDieie Mrt 9pero'
ton gelingt getpobnli6 einmol in
5man5ig Malen. Sic Ietter 11elt11.
5ebn &otienten, 6ie i@ baron ope.
rierte iin6 aQe geitorben; folglid
iin6 Sic, .alio ser 5%man5igite, ser Die
@efdi6te iberiteben m11B."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-15
10 Sent rGasearets"
Sir 2eber mnb Ginseutibe.
@eilen tramfea aopfmeb, &artletttsteh,
8iIi5Itdt, fanren N2aser, fmledbten
Mthert - 2uder GQtarthte.

@Ieidbtel tpie f@Iedt Cure 2eber, 9aa<
gen ooer @ingetpeibe finb; ipie fort ener
&opftpeb 1T, nie elenb SIR fiihlt bm9
SartIeibiefeit, Mnper6mili&leit, @ili6Rtddtt
ftets 2tnoerunQ bnr4 Gnscarets. gle
reinigen unb regllieren ben Nage1 to-
fort, beieitigen bic f9ure, gdbrenoe Aabz
rung unb fanlen @afe; entfernen Die eg>
fe11ibe @nue bon Der 2eber nrb ne4uae11
bas %unberbaute 3eug unb Gift bon ben
@ebdrmen unb ben @t%ngetuetben tort.
Cine aebn Gent @da9teI bon gnrtm
Mpotbefer tpirb Cure 2eber rrb @htge<
tpeibe rein hoIten; ben Mdgen tub. htn
!appf fIar unb bies auf Monate I'm.
sic arbeiten. tpdbrenb SIR fdlaft.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-15
Bar Gsaes eesssas.

xc01 OOSS0 VSW94W8s 10
Gtup4 Noab. "a, suoult 1919.
edps felt 3 Sabren 1as Is nerbeureibenh.
a5rper sttterte: I bob q mid Mot me6r
rabre1i tonnte. feafbe1. d. ebee Baitoe &8ni0tS
Nerbenttdrtes aet9. 1tn - nte6eT 70 eett6eFn,
6ab is e6ne- e4ptsttoie6 10 ean,en $oos &c.
bette nnS Ieebea to1n: 50 fote be51aB Sea
OF bon ietaes nunberboren &trf1no,
q. D. Btt8foeb.
IN e sser! sss4i@ e,9 SrtaPEs::ss .sss as.t asss 81 e!suess
Sas1 sss'! "a bbedisaaa ls@ sns Si IL a 1aShi e. 81. :
tanhIune ICON 500 .ipe6loD au6eab. Rad.
benz e. a6er beg Q peDaatea Hatfor R6nto3
g%etbenitdrter na14, 1t f0 rein 8et@en. bon
aGe eEs @c@ea 3atte. .anberbem ii e
ten pteber arbette4.
~A>l eta nertlbsneS Quo he Rs.pesIihess
VvOo eruse er1eIten aud BE Nebtal1 1utpaA.
Dtsk @ehsia u9ree ittt ben SABRE 1916 bon I'm
eean. paitet !abnts. 6ost Dasas Sab. Saisssks
NIB lett uatss iaues 91uettuxe bon Be
KoEN1c MEDICINE CO, Chicago, m.
q u. Lake 81, aoae Dearborn.
Bel 9petbstesa % babea tie
1ssbs o1.3S. 8 t6s 5000.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-15

Sein Slid. = Gin SSrIdnber
er5dblte ieinen 6reunben, pte er Elm,
NAL IN einem frem6en Sauie Mbers
ro9tete unb mitten in Ger Mo9t aus
Gem S9lafe ermaden6, 1eben fetnem
@ette einen @eift gu ieben gla11bte.
St nabm ieinen @ebolber, Sen er I'M.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-15

piel beifer perfteben," un6 tie reidte
linn bie Sanb, Die er eiuen augen'
bid NIT Ser ieinen umidlob. Mber
tpie Elm gliibenbes giien lieb er lie
plobli6 fanen nnb peri6tpano obne
elm @ort in Ser ~iinfenoen Na6t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-15

Stir un6 gegen.- rSbre
Brm tpar friiber cine begeiiterte @uf-
ragette; tpie fornrnt es nun, bab tie
o1f Setten ser @egenpartei ftebt?
rDos bot feline gr1ten @rin6e. TN
fer 3imnerma69en tbut felt 3tDet $50
den @ei9morenen6ienite; 11niere So.
din fan6i6iert als Sta6trotb 1tn6 tbre
&let6ermaderin fat Elm 8iqiar6lofal
.eroffnet."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-15

Danfborfeit. - v@in6 Sic
ser Mor11, Ser nneir1 &n6 aus benz
@aifer ge5ogen bot?"
~Mqer6ings. -. aber maden Sic
6abon ni@t 10 bel @eens, id tbot
r1tr, mas ie6er an meiner @tene ge-
tba1 bdtte."
uDQriiber rebe ih aud ni@t; ib
mo@te MIR tpiifen, 100 sic Sen SUIT
meines sSungen gelaifen baben."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-15

8ere4tigter 8meifeI. -
Gin @ait iBt int @irtsbaus @afen-
braten. Cine fldgli6 miallen6e &abe
iiebt linn at. Ct ruff SEN @enner:
u@aienbraten foQ 6as iein?"
o.Nlber gepiB - gemib!"
&c., b0ren sic mol, id CLAUDE Ser
t%rauern6en @itttpe bn mebr als ST.
1en!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-15

II ebertrumpft. - 3mei Mig.
ger tpnren om Muh9nei6en. r@tr
batten cine &enne," fagte Ser eine,
die briitete nlIes, tpos ibr nnter bie
SIugeI fam. ginmal 1egten mir ibr
Elm 5tid @is unter, un6 iie britete
5mei 2iter beiBes @oifer aus"
Sos lit nod gar ni@ts gegen Sic
@enne, sic meme alte Mutter Bate"
meinte Ser an6ere. rSSrrtbimlt@ bate
man fie einmol nit SdgemeN ftatt
NIT &afermebI gefuttert. sic legte
5tpoIf Ger un6 briitete file aus. Ger
aus fomen elf &iidlein nit bolaer.
men geiner 1n6 cine &ol3tn1be."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-15

ter oem&opffiiien bate unb idob un6
traf Ben @eiit, Der iih nadber ~ als
}ein Sem6 ertpuppte.
Limo mos baben Gle "a getban?"
r@as i6 getban babe? Sd babe
Dem &immel ge1anft, baB i6 ni9t in
Dem @emb geitedt babe"
I'm g. Ser Eor.
geIbouer bringt bonn 8iebmarft in
Erobbelbauien elm vS9meinberl" unb
"a &Gniderl" nit beim. &11r5 Dor
feinem Sol fiibrt ser @eg iber einer
@ad, in tpelden ser G~orgeIbolter
NIT feinem @9mein6erI ridtig 'ttei11-
pIumpit. MGes remit gu @ilfe. 9ie
8duerin ruff Dem 0berfnedt, ser am
idnelliten ipringen fam, nod nod:
vDoB 6'ma aber s. Sau 3'erit a1Bi.
5iegit!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-15

8er6ienteM ntmort.- 81.
ne Game brabte einem photographer
cine Mn5abI 8iloer unb morf iie Inn
drgerIi9 a1f Sen Eii9.
vDie BiIber gefanen mir obioIut
ni9t. Mein Mam felt ia aus tpie
Elm Mffe."
rMa6ome, 6os bitten sic beoen-
fen fonen, ebe er ii@ pbotogropbierer
lieB."
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-06-05

During the congressional campaign,
this fall, the republicans will be ang-
ling for the farmer vote by telling
him how fearful will be the effect
upon the prices the farmer obtains
for his products by the new Democrat
ic tariff law. Mind, the new law has
have not been damagingly affected
but the republican spell-binders are
very sure they will be. If one of this
kind Of speeches is made in your
neighborhood call the attention of
the speaker to the fact that on the
first day of May, 1909, three months
before the Payne-Aldrich tariff law
was passed, hogs brought on the
great western market at South Oma.
ha s69s hundred pounds. Also re.
mind him that exactly year later
and nine months after the law haC
gone into effect, hogs on the same
market brought $9.l4. Ask him If, il
his opinion, the enactment of the tar
| if law by the republicans had any
thing to do with this 80 per cent
! increase in prices.
If he replies that it did, then ash
| him why, upon May /, 1911, exactly
a year later than the $9.l4 quotation
hogs were quoted on that sam,
market ut 1851? You might add {
little more to his mental confusion b,
asking him to kindly explain why
/ after the Democrats had passed {
/ tariff law in 1912, in which the liv,
I stock schedule had been materially
lowered hogs rose on the South Omahi
market from $751; on May /, 1912
, to S.l7 ~ hundred?
These are official figures, and car
he relied upon. The explanation. Of
/ course, is that the law of supply ant
demand was a dominant factor. Tn,
number of hogs kept out by the Re
publican tariff barrier and the number
let in by the removal by the demo
Gratis of that barrier was too email il
comparison with the total markete,
TO cut even an appreciable effect
| Bryan's Commoner