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Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-12-23
THE RAGT1ME MUSE.
To Tl1alia.

Most human of the mighty nine,
Your fondness for all things bucolic
Leads us to hope you'll fall in line
With this ere frolic.
In dialect we may appeal
Less to Minerva than Maria.
But any old thing goes, we feel,
With you, Thalia!
In overalls and stiff brogans,
On barn floors must we tread our
measure;
Your presence, and the hired mans,
Will give us pleasure.
Well serve with chicken and mlnce
pies
Cider, Mnenosyne's fair daughter
That beats, or for the ribbon ties,
Castalia's water!
Come then. fair muse, and help us
sing
And dance and do things gastrono-
mic;
Your bag of tricks don't fail to
bring
We love the comic! ..,
This sad old world must Shake its
blues
And take to rhyme, forgetting rca-
son,
And with your aid, good ragtimc
muse,
Enjoy the season!
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-12-23

Kayser Silk Hose.
Italian silk hose, in Russet, Gold and
Sky only, $1.5O qualities, pair, $1.19
Handbag Specials.
Choice of three dozen handbags up to
$1,000 for. .$l.75
Choice Of five dozen S1.25 handbags, at
each .................... .98c
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-12-23

But there are times when it is bet-
ter to leap before looking.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-12-23

the minister, you'll dee and you'll go
to place where you'll hear no SER
mon, long or short" "Ah, weel. may
be that I will be-" replied the phleg-
matte John. but I'm sure it'll no be
for want of meenisters."
Miss Quiz-"What is the most irri-
tating thing that ever happens to a
Or. Pill-"To have mule headed
patient throw away his medicine, do
IN two weeks. when I've told him that
with good care he might be able to sit
up inside a month
A captain of hussars gave Il. dinner
to the men of his squadron the night
before they left for the front.
Now, my lads" he said. treat this
dinner as you will the enemy" And
they set to with a will.
After dinner he discovered ono Of
the men slowing away bottles of
champagne into d bag and, highly in
dignant, he demanded to know what
he meant by such conduct.
I'm only obeyihg orders, sir" said
the man.
"Obeying orders!" roared the cap
tain. what do you mean. sir?"
You told us to treat the dinner
like the eneny,sir; those we don't
kill we make prisoners
The inlpecunious artist had brought
home a bottle of medicine for his
small daughter. 1t was unpleasant
looking stuff, and she demurred at
taking ii.
But" pleaded her father. poor old
dad has spent his last dollar for this
medicine"
Touched. the child took the
draught.
But a little later she sidled I'D to
her father. Dad" she said, "if-if
you think you could afford it, I'd like
to throw this up
At dinner dance, after the max
Ike, the girls partner, bespectacled
young man, said to her: Lets 20
and walk in the sunken garden" II
don't want to go into the garden" the
girl said shyly. without Il chaperon."
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-12-23
Special Values

Embroidered Handkerchiefs.
One lot Of fine embroidered handker-
chiefs, values 75c to $1.75, at each SOC
... Embroidered Aprons.
All new styles, bought specially for the
Christmas trade, choice at ID off
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-12-23
TAKEN ALIVE.

An Engllshman who recently visit
ed this country for the purpose Of
hunting big game in the west and in
British Columbia, related story Of
a fellow Britisher, who was lion shoot
ing i'll Uganda.
This sportsman had had excellent
luck. Nearly every day he would pose
before Il freshly killed lion or other
beast and his photographer would
snap him tor the magazines. e
One afternoon the picture man, who
was taking nap in the hut, was
awakened by "a loud noise. lie arose
and looked out. Sprinting toward
home from the woods. hat gone and
coat tails flying. came his chief. At a
considerable distance behind, luckily
for the hunter, stalkcd u huge lion.
Quick! Quick. Open the door,
qulck!' exclaimed sne hunter, TN
bringing one home alive!--Outdoor
SPORTS
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-12-23
\ MINNESOTA PROBLEM, TOO.

Other states, as we'll as North Da.
kota, have their problems, and there
are persons in other states than our
own who are unable to appreciate the
fact that education is constructive
process, and not bill of expense.
Elsewhere, as well as here, there are
those who go to the books and find
out how much money has been cx-
pended on education year after year.
add the figures, and then faint with
horror at the appalling total Of what
the educational institutions 'have
cost the state" This subject is very
we'll discussed in an editorial in the
Minneapolis Journal. entitled The
University and It's Upkeep," which
reads as follows:
The Anoka Union winds up an at.
tack on the University Of Minnesota.
with this paragraph:
Worse and more Of it, the re-
gents of the university propose to
ask Of the legislature $3,75o,0oo
for the institution; only FIVE hun
dred thousand dollars of this gi-
gantic sum to be expended for
buildings. leaving over three mil
lion dollars for maintenance, etc.
(This is for two years.) If this
isn't extravaganza and burden
upon the taxpayers, what is It?
Every state that has built UP with.
IN its own borders great university
has had to contend with unthinking
criticism OF this kind. But the state
universities Of the west have grown
and prospered and. developed into
Sreat. modern Institutions Of learn
ans. AscAg thSsa che Un,verstty OF
4 - tn the front rank.
ss not psfsly flpn : footing
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-12-23
o o o o O o o o o o ooo O O O
o LAUGH WITH US Q
Q Q Q Q 90 600 90 O O o

Il hope you VIII remember,
Caesar said the Judge to. his man
that your vote is about your dearest
possession" 80
"Yassuh," said Caesar. "Ah'm
kcepin' dat in mind, icdge; but, at de
same time. sub, we got tub beah iii
mind dc fact dat 1t don't pay to. make
IT SO dear nobody kin afford to buy
1t, suh.'-Judse.
"cnc day." said the lecturer, 81 was
in country store when q; sweet lit
tie four-ycar-old girl came toddling
i'll and bought u nickel's worth Of
candy. a little kitten rubbed against
her leg and purred. She laid her
candy down ON a box to play with the
kitten. When she tired of play she
went to get her candy again. But it
was some. Some one had stolen it.
Her little face became sad Some
thing seemed to choke her. Big tears
welled up in her eyes and rolled down
her cheeks. Poor little thingi | felt
so sorry for her that I gave half 4
stick of it back to hcr:''
\ man who, with his wife, is en-
ployed OH Il truck farm in New Jer-
sey, found himself in a bad predic-
ament, when in attempting to evade
the onslaughts Of u savage dog, as
sistance came in the shape of his wife.
When the woman came up the dog
had fastened his teeth in the calf OF
her husbands leg and was holding ON
for dear life. Selling u stone in the
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-12-23

So many Of us imagine that we
made our first mistake in the selec-
ton Of our parents.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-22
,.Mmerifa.n

g3ep gorf, 81. SUM. lleber
cas- g8eltmeer Der famen bor iiber
Dierbun0ert Sa6ren bon Guropa's
Geitaoen Orei ornieelige Sdifflein
qe5ogen un0 cntoedten ocn ngto0us
Sr6iS," 0en elm 0eutiber Damn nod
9(meriga @espucci oglmerifo" toufte.
0ur6 oas 2uftmeer miro oennG6it
9foomon @ononofer's GltrtiB.Dops
peIOeder ole Gntocdung8reiie sur al
ten g9elt ulltretcn uno babel nod ci-
neni geItcrn bon Oen 9eiiber cinge-
troffenen &abelgramm ben g3omen
nglmcrifo" frogen. @lei6 oen olten
@orobeQen oes Griitoforo Colombo
lit es an @roBe fein ion0erlid impo-
nirenocs Sobr8eig, oDer Gonitruf-
teur uno 2enfer iin0 bon ieiner Sci
ihtnesfd6igfcit ii6er5cugt.
g8ie Der biciiee glero-Glub Der
Gereiniglnqen Der olten @elt gcltern
teledrapbii6 uittbeilte, iinO oic $50.
Sumner 81. SoGanoer unO S. 2on-
iing Gaaon bon bier o6gereiit, nm
fir sen tronsotlantiitbcn Sing Sto-
tionen ollf oen 9t5orcn unO in Gito,
Sponien, 0u erri6ten. GeriAeoeuc
bctanute Sportsleutc aus alien Ebei.
len Ocs 2anOcs mollen ncbcn Den
N}itglicoern oeS 2(cro-Glubs Dem 9l6.
flug Der n9(mcrifa" bon -6ltno-
Iano bctpobnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-22
glnn Q6men aerfleiiht.

6 icogo, 81. SUM. M &r.
Gmcrion 9. 0ietri6, Scr 9rooflDner
Gei6dftsfiibrer elmer tbentraIii6en
Grippe, welcbe cine @ruppe oreiiir-
ter 26wcn oorfiibrt wuroe bcttc bon
feds Somen ongegrifien un0 getoOtet.
ais er oen aGfi9 Der &bicrc bctrot.
@G6renO sic g9Grter lib bcniib.
ten 0ietriG'S 2eibe oen 26men al
entreiBen entfam elmer Scr 2open
aus einem bena6bartcn aofig uno
tcrroriiirte cine @eilc Die 9emobner
Der oic5t beb6lferten gfa9baric6ait.
9os 89ier muroe ibIieBli6 in ieinen
G1fig 5uriid getric6en obne S6ooen
getGan 81 9a6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-22

Some, 81. SUM. ~ aopit0n
gfo6crt 9ortIett, Der 5iibrer 0cs ste.
fanion'i6en expeditions S6iffcs
0&orlud," mel6es I'M Se6ruor I'M
Gis 8ertriimmcrt wuroe, iit bier an.
qcfommen. &opitGn Bartlett miro
iicb i'm SuIi ouf ocm 8oafutter
o9cor" no6 Dem Goroen cinicbiffen,
ltm oie Is @eiBen im0 bier @stimos
ieincr Monnidoft 5u bolcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-22

WiontpilIe, Con- 81. SUM.
SSSuIius giogopiu ser iicbeuid6rige
Sobn oou6rm &elbeu Jioeopin bonn
gronr 9lem-Dorf, lit om 6reitog
ieiner S6uBlpunoe erleaen. Wlan
eiaubtc uripriiuglit6, oos 9ino babe
nit einem &eDoIper gelpielt lpelHer
ii elmer Sdublooe geIegen botte. @ei
ser ltnteriu6line fono aber Der SO.
roner geItern elm Sod in Dem 6lie-
gcnfenIter. S8ad ldueerem @er6or
fcfonnte ii6 Der 5e6ni6brioe WIar
gfoeos, Sen 0ieooIber orouBen abqe.
feuert uuo geAn 8u ba6cn, oaB Sic
Sugcl Oas { " trof. Ser ggobr.
iprlh II 1tebt eineu 3ufall
al Al
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-22
Wlit militGriidlen G6rcn.

Calumet g}i6., 81. SUM. N
Sscor 6. SenOridien, @emeincr ser
Gompagnie 49," Oes %. Snfonteric-
&cgiments, melber am 3. .. Wt. nod
fir8er &ronfbeit in Gero GruB itorb,
purOe 6clIte nit nlilitGriiden @bren
fcgroben. N}ilitdriihe Srgoniiotio-
nen bon Gopper-G -GorntD ino 9iirger
hcn Calumet 8olten Dem 9lnOenfen
oes jlingen SoIooten oen @bren-
Eri6ut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-22
Ser glntt6at Sa6ne.

Stem gorf, o. SUM. gietro
9ic6occi Der 10 Sabre oltc Wl6roer
pon Gonv Morro, miro morgen @or.
mittag inn Sing Sino 3u6t9ouie mnf
Dem eleftrtibcn ShtbI iein 2eben
loiIen. llnO weniee Shlnoen nod
ser @inriMtuna miro Der erIte Der
onoeren W8itglicoer oes iogenonnten
,,g9eItdeIter N1orOipnoifots" megen
@rn1oroung BON &bilip Gorioo Gin
Sabr npr Ger @rnlorouug Wiarro's
prp5cilirt weroen. G6orlcS 9omborra
6ciBt Oicier g(ngeflagte, uno naNOem
CT pro5eiiirt moroen it, fommen
Santa @1oitro, &eppo &omeo ino
gSortunoto Gomeo an oie Jfeibe, Haf-
foele 8opo, ser ange6libe 6iibrer DER
Nan0e, iIt 6ereits iiberfiibrt mor0en
im0 bcrbiiBt jebt cine le6enslGnglidc
8uc6tbousitrofc in Sing Sing. Die
llnicriuc9ung Der beioen 9lutttbaten
bat ali Der gntoedltng onOercr Scr.
Irec6en qefii6rt, bod rei1t in oieien
syd0cn oos @cpeismotcrioI nidt 5ur
llebcrfiibrng Der 8on0ennitglieoer
aus.
paHr far's MuslanO bciprai q, glaiHe. 4is
BitsY0ltiWpres Sttneci unne eNNgW pUuie Aoe,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-22
@er6annnifpuIIes @erlchcn.

9btGo0cGp9io, 81. SUM.
Sin Oerb6ngniBpoaes @crieben bat
Elm jinges MeniAenlebeu 9efoitet.
Ger 10 Sabre olte Sonucl Stpron
ron gir. 1907 g}cmmarfet StroBe,
muroe belte W}orgen bon cincm $50.
li5iitcn oei6oiien ocr gloubtc, cinen
Sliiti5fliibtIing Dor iicb 81 boben.
Ger irngc @ouu itor6 ouf Dem gSege
5um &olpital.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-22

li5ei erflGrtc, Dab er 0ltr6 Srn. DC
9fotbidilO ruinirt poroeu iet inoen
ocrieIbe cine Molterei fir mobltba-
tige 3pcde cinrihtete.
Siinf S9iiiie plr0en BON DEM
Nloune u6gefeucrt, oo6 mr elmer
trof fem 3iel.
0r. oe 9fotbidiIo iit 9tr8t Gin
5driftiteller bon beoeutenoem 9tuf
imo ais @biIontrop befonnt.
Die ShieBerei ricf eroBe 9(uf-
rcgung berpor. Scr Icrminoete
muroe in einem 9lutomobil na6 iei.
ner @obnine gebra6t, no nah eiucr
dr8tliden llnterlu1un9 crfldrt pir-
Oe, OaB ole 8lnoe nibt eefdbrli6
iei. Sr. oe 0iotbi6iIo botte eerooe Ole
Sper Oerloiicn mo gine mf OuS
Gofe 81.
@s lit nod nidt feitgciteat, % OoS
0}otiD oeS EbGterS pirfliA ieinen
glngoben entiprtdlt.
&onig BON Gnglono Der,
Gei6t Aus8eibnungen.
2on0om 81. Slmi. - Gic a1-
IdBIid oes @e6urtstogcs oes a0nigS
oerlie6cnen gluS5eicbningen mirOeu
6eute befownt gegebcn Gie 2iite
ent6alt pcrb1ltuismdBie wenig De.
fonnte 98ameu 2orO &itdener bon
&6orhmL @cucrolGouiul in 9IegDp.
ten, mrroe in ocn @orlitono er6obcn
Cir Ser6ert Go3ens.Sar0p, Sir
@Ogar @iucent Wcuerols0loior So6n
Sicloen 9oodle6urit mo Cir 2cos
noro 9Dea murocn 81 9oronen ge
mo6t Inter sen neugebodenen 9o-
roneis befinoet iiG Sr. gIl6ert S..
Stoulep, Der GeiAdftsleiter ser Con.
ooner lmterirOiihen 9a6n, wclder in
@nglanO ae6oren, aber in oen &crei-
nigten Staoten er5o9en pur0e Scrr
Stanley fam bon Gctroit nod Son.
oon unO mur0e i'm leBtcn Sabre bri-
tii6er giirger Gr itauo Sabre lang
nit Der Getroit Stroben6abn mo
ip1ter nit elmer 9Ieip Seriep 9abn.
@ciellidoft IN 8er6inouug.
3um &onge eineS 9aronets mitr.
oen ferner Cir Soiep6 9eobom ser
6abrifont imO &6ilantrop Serr
@eorge Seni1el, Der Gomponiit uuo
Cir z. 8auiit6art 8owater, DER 2oro
0foDor BON 2onoou, erboben.
Ger Slight SON, 9lobert 8. 9oroen
Hremierniuiiter bon GonoOa; Sr.
George 6. Softer @erfebrsnliniiter
bon Canada, mo Sr. @olter 6. Coz
pioiou, oer @ouperneiu bon 9ieu.
6un0lono, iunroeu 9iitter oes @roB.
freu3es 0es Wlt. @2idael- uno st.
@eorge.Sroens. gIud Sr Gouglos
Wioipion. Der 6orider lit in oen
glOelltano erboben poroen,
Gle California 2an0ge.
ieBgebung.
Sofio, 2i Suni Syapan unO
sic @ereinigten Stooten 6a6en Pr
ronoeuents 9etroficn gleid5eitig in
Eofio uno @uibington i'm Qaufc oie-
fer Gode Ole 3miiden sen beioen
@ld6ten gcpe6iclte Corresponding
bcjii9lic9 Der Golifornia.2onO-@eieb-
gebuna 81 oeroiientlihen Cine 9ln-
filnoignn9 in oieiem Slime puroe
1eute bier eenladt
Scr Wliuiiter oes 9lnSpartigen
aoto miro mo6ri6eiuli6 iiber 0ieicit
@egenitano cine 9lniprade an Oen
Sonotoa 6olten welder moroen in
Spe5taliiBrng 8uiomnicutritt. Ger
Sonotag miro lib oud nit Dem Slot.
ienriiihmgs. s.@rogromn beiddTtigen.
-~+---- --------
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-22
s @eMeraI Gorran8a's 9Lnt.


GI@oio &eros, 81. Suni Ge.
neral Garran8o bat, ipie 6cllte bier
bcfannt mitroe, icine 9lntiport ouf oic
lebtcn 6ci0en 9(otcl Scr @crniittc.
lungs Gonieren3 in 9liagara Sails
obaeiouot. 0ie 9lntiport miroe nadJ
oem Gonititltionaliiien Sauptquar.
tier in @aibington geididt, Inn BON
ga aus oen orei @ernlittlern uno Sen
Deleaateu Der Der Staateu 3ugeitcIt
81 Weroen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-22
lOrOert Elm gOlenIdlenlebeH

rem Dorf, 81. SUM. 9ei
ciner Golliiion 5piibeu Dem 0iilnO-
fobrtoonlpfer DEouriIt@ uho mebre-
LIN Steinprabmen mif Dem Suolon
fom acitcrn 0torgeu scr Gopiidn CT,
nes Der @robmen ums 9eben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-22

iobrcns ecgen ocu gtiDter nic6t rec6t.
icrtigt.
3ie oIlgemcinc 9omn.9ia miro
I'M %ouie unmittelbor noh @rleoi-
eun9 Der Dermii6tcn Gipil-Gcrpilli-
ann0s. .@iQ olfaenonlmen ner0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-22
gNie perSe idl 2siiroer I

Seber Gngcpanoerie. her bier 3u 6lelben ne'
ocnii ionic nmcrilnniter giirQer ueroen.
Tauicnoe peiidumen oies mo eben Ii0 6cin
Ncinmc ocr alen Scna6 llnannt6mliIJlciien
ans ODER SmmleriGieiicu nit Der Ginmdnbef
rnnasbe00roe bel Der Miciebr. geie nau ain
medle 5rneen an oeu glpplifanten aeieut pers
ocu, oc iprrciicn glniporien melde Je0ie Der
NiirAer uno feline 6tnu Bat, iuie innu flo bel
cincm Qciud9e Der alien Scimni6 3n ocrbalicn
0ni f5elDe 8lpiece mun 3lim Nilrecrmerou
beibrnafl mnB. alle oieic ms Dnnocri nnocrc
bodpi0iGe SraQen hcnniportet IN 3nberdlia'
,Q8ic iueroe Id 9iirGer eer Der Siooicn" an
elce Qeinenbano. 1eoeu @incuoung bon mt
81 bonn 8erlaq. 0bn3. Nnllmeger 4nblii9iug
Gp., 205 Gait As. Strcet, ylcp'DcrL N..Y., por'
totrci 8uGeianot.
f1pnt16--Ml0UiSr)
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Abbtrutrn.
Bertha bon Satturr,
bic SSrieOcnstiinOcrin,
Hie &erTafferim nUn e ie
2Snffeu nic6er!"

8iomete ibr 2eben Der 6orocruus
Der Gricoeus.Soee. ~ SIN 9llter
bon II So6ren in gSien oeridic.
ocn. g8or aud in Baltimore
bcfonut. - Gin &iidblid ouf ibr
2cbenswcrf. TT Scr Suffrogct-
ten-Siuumel.
@ien .21. SUM. 8rou Der.
TIA BON Slttner, sic oitreibiibe
S9riitlieaerin, mel6c oen aroBten
Gbcil i6res &e6ens ocr Sone Des6rie-
oens 9elpiomet Bat, oie @opinucrin
0eS 9}obel 6ricocnsprciIeS i'm Sabre
1905, 1T bcute bier gcitor6en.
SSrau BON Suttner mar Orei lSo-
6cn fronf. sic unter5og ii6 bier Ell.
ncr Salr we0en6cttiudt, Scr abcr i6re
aorper Gonitittion ni6t me6r &C.
ma6ien war. sic binterlieB Die Ser
fiiglmg, oaB ibrc 2ei1e in @ot0a per-
bramt werocn iole, uno 8Wor o6ne
religioie Gcremonien 9feocn oOcrs9hl-
men.
Bertha bon Suttner wurOc am 8.
Sini 1913 in Brog ais Oic Gohtcr
Oes@raien 6ran5 &iustp aeboren unO
Derbeirat6ete iib i'm Sabre 1876 nit
Dem ais 9fomanihriititclcr 6efannten
6rciberrn 9lrtbur bon Suttncr, mel.
der i'm Sabre 1902 ltor6.
9lls gau3 iiingeS WldO9en Derlobte
ii6 oic @erItorbene nit Dem @riu5eu
Sloolf g9ittgeuitein, Der in Striegc
fiel.
@eionoers befanut geluorOen lit
Bertha bon Suttner olrb i6rc9eitre-
bumgcn iiir oie @er6reitrng Der 6rie-
oens Soec. Sic bat Die ,Geitrei6i
i6e @eicaI6aft ser 6rieoensfrennoe4
i'm Sabre 1891 in @ien ms 0ebei
gerltfen uno ais 0eren @rdiioentin
6croorra9enOen 9lnt6eil an Oen 5rie-
Oens @onareiien in Gom (tS9D,
Bern (t892), 9lntmerpen (tS94) uno
Sanburg (189O genommcn. gLub
mar lie @icc @rdiioentin oes 3nter.
nationolen 5rieoens 9iireaus in
Bern.
Die bon ibr 6erausgcge6ene Wio-
natsibriit Die @afien nieoerl" wel-
6e no6 i6rem I'M Sabre 1889 eridie'
nenen &oman benonnt mar, oientc
gleibfaas ser 66rOerilng ser 6rie-
s-9emegnng.
Sic mar elm Wlitglieo ocs bcrat6en-
oen Gon3ils Scr Carnegie Feocc
Soumoation" uno nngirte cine 3eit
lang ols SefretGriu. Or. g(lfreo Q.
glo6el in oieier @igcni1aft ioa Iie
6aupti69li6 i'm 81 Der Sitting Oes
Srieoens @reiies imprint babcn.
SSrol ponSldtner ma6te i'm Sabre
1912 cine iedsnonatige &onr onr1
Die Ser. Staaten, no iie cine Gei1e
bon Gortrdaen sur 8oroerlmg Der
6rieoens Soee 1ielt. (Sie iprnb
aud in Baltimore in ser WlcGop'Sal'
le. q. 5. 3D.
8on ibren 9iomancn luio yeooellen
icien genannt: 1Sig6 9iie," 0ein
@fanuicript,~ nGrente ct quarante,
oGiniam im0 arm Ser aaiier bon
europa" uno oS6ob 9erNllal. Ser
ner i6rieb Tie Gas Y'ai9nen3eltol-
ter" uno ,Qic Saager 6rieoenS'Gon-
ieren5,4 uGage6udbldtter.
Na a den Sen Snffrogetteu
4 I. tat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-22

gbonncnicit, bic ben yEentlben Gorrcs
ipunbentcn" nidlt pluftltdb ubcr nnreagl.
mdkig erBalteu, fRO gebeten, Der Office
bauUn per SelcpbOn OOer idlriIilid Wllt.
thciInilG Bll MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-22
@ltlarltuFr q Bcdscr,
GeRtIHeS @ant- mus 99cdiCi0rIdjSft.
@iliaIleacr Scr Gtirubrrlt.
rs c50uth.Strafc.

,Slnt.rual Naui nj 0nmmertr"s sBtbdpbe,
anr mno gsriouf uon @Hlen mo GbIiadtn'
zen; gSe9iel mn 0re0ii0ricle al Gle ball3i.
ltenoar t5eoorten iorie Mnsicriioung bon
3S0umahten. S1liisiarien bon iuo mad
Yeiiiihlun0. iMbriI27-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-22
lDOul GOngrr6.
Sic 9(ntt.Srult @eieb=
gcbuug.
Senat be9innt Bente Se.
ratbmn9 Ocriel6cM.

GS idcint, ooB @raiiocnt S8ilion init
ieinem @crIongcn oic GraIt.2e.
aisIotion nod in Oieicr sciiion
crleoist 8u ieben Our6orinscu
miro. - 0emofrotiihcr Scnots-
aallfus iiber Oieie 6roae ocpIont.
9lr6eitsproeromm ocs Soliics.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-22

@aNe iir's 9lnolano belorgi q. 9ialMe, 4ia
plt'yaIliuloU'stEabt uaNs Guliuw coHig agg,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-22
@l a 6en Sen 9uifroaetteu n
ooS 9e6en i6mer.

2pn0on, 2t. Slmi. n Die Sui.
froQcitcn al difouircn nit iebt Elm be.
liebtes sonntoas 9lmiileneut ser
Son0oner Iolfsmdicu gemorOeu.
Gie 4oIi5ei 6atte bente gladmittoq
inn SnSe.gorf luicoer ale Sdnoe bon
5il t6im, Die @a6llpei0er por rniouf-
ter gc6onohine oes ieinolidcn Wlobs
81 idiiben.
W2c6rere Sufiragctteu &qrionnt.
linaen fonoen elm obruptcs gnoc,
iinD Sic glconerinnen mur0en por
ocn Sr6ilneu 6erabgeriiien imo nit
llntcrtandlen 6eorobt
Gie glisi6reituugen no6men
idlieBlid eineu 10 eruitcn G6oraftcr
an, Sab sic goIi5ei bon ser @oiie
@e6raud MAIDEN muBtc, Inn Sic I'll.
mlttuantcn alseinonoer ga treibeu.
$ cnri 0c 9lotbi@il0 Qe.
f6oiien.
g5oris, 81. SUM. III Senri &c
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cinen @ouleoarO.Gafe ms @eiu qe.
inoIien. Sein 9lugreifer mar Ger
irii6crc BETTER ciner Molferci mel.
der uad leiuer @erbaitune Der go.
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4OrtganO 66rr.
Sir Niagara SAILS
GOufcrClS.
9ie 0tmiidbt bcs Offi5ieIIeit
4SaibtHgtDn's.

General @iar oementirt oic @leI.
oune, Dab er General 9lnoeles
gum pro0iioriibcu @rdiicenteu
@ierifo's proflomirt babe. ~ @e-
neral G6oo's Sinridhug chem
foas ms Rei6 Der 5obeI Der
piclen. 8acateras aaaeariffen.
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Safe fnr'S MnclaHc bciDrat U. Jlaine, 4l3
pit'Ialslwpr'stFaee, Hane eAtgm euuit Ape
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1914-02-12
TO OUR DAIRYMEN.

intermountain country, and with an
improved dairy herd we can excel
the world in economic production of
butterfat. The time is now upon us
! where greater attention will have to
be given to the breeding up of our
dairy stock in order that We may be
able to compete with the world. How
ever, when we analyze existing con-
ditions we find we have tariff of
3 1-2 per pound and transportation
against our foreign brothers, and with
this advantage coupled with our ma
tural conditions for dairying, we
have nothing to fear if we will but
give attention to the breeding of our
cows.
Our dairymen must also realize the
Importance of better care of his
cream out upon the farm if we are
to make quality of butter in our
creameries that will compete with
foreign goods. We must be able to
show that our fresh goods are better
than the foreign article in order to
get the price, and we must have the
cooperation Of the dairymen in this
respect if we are to enter the mar
kets against our foreign brother, who
we understand is up to date in every
respect from sanitary stand point.
Dairymen should study these con
Gitions and take heed.
CARLYLE HALL,
Mgr. Jensen Creamery Co
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1914-02-12
BIRTHDAY PARTY

On the 3rd inst the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Conklin, of Centerville, was
the scene Of a happy gathering, the
occasion being surprise party ten
dered their daughter, Miss Viola, by
her many friends, many of whom
were present from Porterville. Mr.
and Mrs. Conklin proved themselves
an entertaining couple, and the even.
ing was pleasantly spent with sing.
ing and dancing. A very palatable
sunper was also served.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1914-02-12
ODD FELLOWS
AND REBEKAHS

s
The I. 0. o. F. will hold their
annual district lodge in Blackfoot to.
night, under the auspices of the
Golden Rule lodge. Grand Master ALL
SHE and other grand lodge officers
will be present. The Rebekahs will
hold their district meeting at the
same time at place.
AS We go to press Rebekahs and
Odd Fellows are arriving from all
directions, and Golden Rule lodge is
sparing no expenseI to provide and en-
tertain the large attendance antici-
pated. An e'.cellent program has been
prepared, and sumptuous banquet
will be served this evening.