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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-23

@eit 1ieier Begebenbeit tparen
Sabre berflofen uno nieman6 6adte
mebr oarar
90 itarben Seinrid'g gltern in Ell
nem 8miidenrul1me BON rur a@t
Gagen, un6 er gelangte in ben 8eiib
6es gan3en @erm0gens. = Scum lebte
er - nob ieiner Meinung = gan5
gliifli9. Seine Breun6e, Die er
friiber MIR beimli9 gu betpirtben
pflegte, bertpeilten Nun podenlang
bel ibm nno lieBen iid'S mobli6me,
den. Seine @anptbeidaftigungen
blieben: Gi1en, Srinfen, Spielen,
l1mberi9lenoerm I'M Weiibiggange,
S6lafen uip. <r5, er fiibrte elm
idmelgeriides, b0dit iir6baftes uno
iiberaa MergerniB ertpeden0eS 2eben.
MQein Elm 8runnen laBt ftb aus=
i9opfen uno SOS groBte germogen
miro ourhgebra6t, tpenn man nit
6emielben nidt bauSbalterii@ gu
@erfe gebt. - l1n6 10 geidab es
aub bier. - Na6 bem 8erlaufe bon
einigen Sabren eriibrigte er bon benz
gan3en Nerm0gen gar 1idts mebr,
als nl1r rod bas Sous. Mber audi
6ieies &ous ioute Dem 8eridmer6er
nidt mebr LANCE geb0ren. Denn =
mdbren6 er zines Cages beim Giide
iaB un6 uber feline traurige Sage
nadoadte, 3og Elm i@tperes @epater
beran, Ser 8libitrabl traf iein Sous,
5iinoete, un6 bal6 itan6 bas gan5e
@ebdr6e in beuen Glammen. Nie.
man6 elite berbei> UNI bilfrei@ BENT
8ranoe 5u ite11ern u1r6 i'm gu To-
fden. @einrid, Ser i6n06e 8uit-
ling, tpar ia ollen Meniden gum M,
ideu getpor6en!
Mun mar alt9 ser lebte &eit ieiner
@abe 6obin rn6 er - Elm 8ettler.
Ser @ettelltab mar ibm 5uar ni@t
perbrannt, aber 6lr9 Sen 8ranb tam
er an SEN = BettelItab!
sSn ieiner Mrmutb iudte er 3u-
fludt Bel ieinen Superintendent; al
lein 6iele 1polten i'm ridt mebr tent
nen, tpei1 er CUR 6iirftigiten Mrmutb
berobgeiunfen uar un6 5alebt in
2umpen 1tarrte. CT ber6ingte ii9 als
&nedt bel einem 8auern; bier ie6o6
bielt er 1i9t Gange aus; 6iefe Mrbeit
Iaitete n1f linn 3u fdtper, 6enn er bat-
tie iid ia friiber ME an ei1ee Mrbeit
getpobnt.
@as bIieb linn mn, ibrig? gi@tS
Mn6eres, als BOB er fem 8ro6 an Ben
Stroben miibim erbetteln muBte.
81 tpeit bringt es Ser Meni6 6ur@
@ottbergeiienbeit, timber tan6 un6
.9eidtfinm!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-23
Fainilienkrti$.
9u ipait &ater mnb Mntter ebren!
Photos by American Press Association

&ailer Mapoleon III. iudte gegen
Mitte ser 1S60er Sabre einen @r5ie-
Der fir iei1en fleiren @obn 2onts.
@obalo oies befa1n1t %getpor6en, to-
men Meloungen un6 gmpfeblungen
bon pielen @eiten. Mber Napoleon
Iieb longe o11f cine gntideioung mar-
ten, Ser man natiirli6 nit Spanrn1ng
e1tgegeniob. gtnes Sages gelongte
ON einen iungen Bis 6abin menig be-
fannten @pmnaiialprofeiior etn
@dreiben a11s Sem Miniiterium 6eS
failerliden &o11ies, 6as i'm eriudte,
iif gil elmer a%ngegebenen .Stun6e I'M
Gala1te ser Grilerien ei%n5ufin6en.
Ser iu1ge Mam erid)ien uno uuroe
nit ser @eiiung, 5u tparten, in Elm
9immer gefibrt. Ma6 tpenagen Set
n11ten tritt ser @ailer 6ur@ cine Set
tentbiire Elm un6 mo9t Dem eri6rode-
men Nrofe1ior Die Mittbeilung, BOB
er i'm gum gr5ieber ieines @obnes
ouserieben babe. SSn boditer l1eber.
raifung iudte ser @~ngereoete> Der
iid gu ser @tele gar ridt gemel6t
bette, nod auerlei @inpen6ungerl
n1b erfldrte, 6aB er elmer iol6en
Mufgobe gar nidt getpadien lei, bob
er iiberoies idon 6esbob Die inn 51.
geoodte @bre ablebnen miiiie, neil
er feline arrne M1ttter ridt p~erlaiien
Tonne, sic on ibm lire ein8ige @tite
babe. Ser aoiier ertpi6erte 6em jun
gen Monne, 6ob er anf 6ieie @intpen-
6ungen. {don gefaBt fei, uno 6aB eben
feline fin6li6e, aa1fopfernoe 2iebe tpe-
ientIi9 gu feiner grtpdbIung beige
trogen babe. Ct bra1de our gr3ie-
hung ieines Sobnes eben einet
Mor1, ser in tre1ter @rfun11ng Der
ainoespflidten Sen beiten 8emets fei-
nes g1tten @er5ens un6 ieiner 8efd1>
bigung gum gr8ieber geliefrt babe.
Seine dlte We11tter 1ole ibn in Die
Sl1iIerien begleitet un6 bort bel i'm
tpobner. Sest tpor cine @inre6e nidt
mebr mogIi@. Ser @rofei1or nabm
barfbor sic linn 511ge6adte bobe @tel-
lung an. @otier Mapoleon battle eben
eingeieben, 6aB, tpern1 er fem Rtn6
5u einem gnten Sobn er5ieben noble,
ct linn a11d einen iolden gum 2ebrer
geben miifie.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-23

81 tpenigen 8oden tpirb ,uabr.
{beinli9 1i@t mebr 6as bonn @ierer-
perbam6 in u1terb0rter @eiie ber-
Ieamoete nnb berIditerte De1tfdIam6
6ie unpopnl6r1te Ma@t a1f 6em Gro
ban fem, fon6ern england, 6as Big
ber 6urd sic Madt Ser 2iige 6ie Of
fentIide Mein11ng Ser @elt beberri9-
tie. Set Sen Me11trolen mo4t fi6 ein
5nfeben6s itdrferer @timmungsum>
fdtpung bemerfbm. &onm16 unb
Mortpeger befIogen iid bitter iiber
sic 8e6riidung ibres @onoels 6ur@
England. Sn S9pe6en un6 Dane'
mart i1eigert ii9 sic @ntriiih1ng tug.
Iid. &n Spmtier lit man emport
iber sic englii@en l1mtriebe in @or-
tugoI, nrb ieIbit in inherent 2anoe
geben 5nieben6s immer mebr 2erten
sic Mugen auf iber SEN unermebli-
den S9o6en, Sen @nglan6s brutale
@etpoltmoBregeln inherent Sanoel
nn6 uni erer 2m16mirtbidaH 5ufitger.
Midt bel belier ols urter Ben Scent
trolen iit sic @tim1n11ng BEL 6en Ser
biin6etett ielber. Sn @ublmn6 lit man
erbittert iiber sic obipreden6e &ritif
ser r11iiiiden &eeresleitung nno baH
SEN @ngldn6ern ibre fdtperen Sebl-
i6IGge an Sen Dm6anenen Dor.
SStolien lit i@per enttauiH, met1 Ser
periprodene @ol65uf1uB aus @nglano
Big iebt ii6 MIR iparli@ eingeiteM
bat. SSn Sapan groM man, pet1
england oie iapaniiden &lane in
China 5um Ebeil 6nrdfreu5t bot.
Sos in SEN @rieg bineingetriebene
gelgien lit e%ngla16miioe, nn6 1T
Tranfrei6 madt iid Elm 6lmpfer
@ron gegen england gelteno, Dos
mo1t id,om fat no@ mebr boBt ols
Sen 6el1tiden @egner. Cine ltrlt1t=
terbrodene &eibe GROCER Siege tpiiroe
pobl 6en l1nttotiirIi6en Bun6 ser M-
liierte1 fir ldngere 3eit 5%uiammenge-
bolte11 boben. Gie fortgeietten Mie-
6erIoqen aber fon11 er ni9t mberlte-
fen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-23
SIN bas @pH.

sd fiibIe, baB id ben 6obrifan.
ten 6es Gbomberloin's Collie, Gbo.
Iera- un6 Da1r4fa1+M ittel etn @ort
6es Danfes fhnIoe," idretbt Sro1t
S. 81. 8bitbernn, @otpon6a, g. y.
.9lIg i9 begarn, 6iefe Meoi5in gu
nebmett, Tit ih groBen S@mer3 unb
fiiblte mid idredli9 'FRONT.' tnfolge
zines MnfaneS bon Somnerfrarfbett.
Modbem i6 cine Doiis 6abon &c.
r,omr1ert, brordte ih ntdt lange uuf
9inoerung au morten, bo es MIR foft
ougenbIidIi9 glttbat. 8u td11fen III
$errp's Corner Drug Store. -an3.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-23
der NorpStern

fliiiie, Sic Elm Rinb auf feline Gltern
al1S5uitben bermag, 5uiammet, 10
miiiien mir iagen: &inber geben benz
2eben 6es Munnes un0 Der Graa1 ei-
men miir6igen SSnbalt, einen grobe n,
eolen 3ned unb ipornen ibre f0rper-
|liden, geiltiger, tpirtbidaftli6en unb
iittliden &rGfte an, INN ienet 8med
gut 5u erfiillen. &inber iinb 5terne,
oie am @imntel ibrer gltern lteben!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-23
Photos by American Press ASWNHRn
Orf @oabs, Der fh tB NIT fmu @anaMn in bm @u @hhn nf@t nbt I'M Nommbn
feline @MMuq us Gmmnmh Der panmahmnI3on nh3nkgel

LIT ober gar nidt 5u be5meifelm 6oE
audi &inoer cine iebr rei6e, menr
audi unobIidtlide er5ieberiide Sid.
tigteit entfalten.
Sdon ser gintritt 6es erIten &in=
oes in sic il1nge Samilie, lit Elm ST,
eigniB bon eroBter iittliber Sragpei'
te fit Sic gltern. Sir manhe III
6omit gera6e5u Elm @en6epunH i'm
2eben gefommen. SSn 6en peitaus
meilten Tdlen iibt sic 1eu e%rtporbene
@ater- un6 Ma1ttermiir6e einen 6ltrd.
aus bere6elnben @influB anf 6ie Gle,
Ier1te aus. Mu9 in ser bdiirtelten 8ruit
lteigen beim Mnblide 6es eriten &in'
oes marine @efuble b%ingeben6er 2i''
be errpor. Mit Dem eriten @oage'
fiible 6es @ateritol5eS ertpa6t and
5ugIei9 bos leben6ige 8etpuBtiein
ser @aterpflidten, unb IN BEN eriten
Sreuoenida>ter Ser erlangten @eut'
terldaft ipin1per idon M1tterliebe
unb Ma1tterioree lire gol6enen Sd
SEN. @ie monber ielbltiiidtige
Mu1m idranft ieinem @im6e 5uliebe
bur9 lange @enobnbeit e%ingetpur5el'
te 8e6irfmiie Elm, miro lolt6er nmo
Iporiomer. @ie mande Srm1, sic
iiber oie bielfaltigen Miibieligfeiten
6es &a11sbaltes un6 Sic nod idapere'
rem Ser gbe flagte, ibernimmt trob
bermin1erter &raft bon Opfermutb
nno GeIbitperIeugnung freu6ig Die
Gorge fir ibr &iin6. Sen Mana1
fniipH 6os @ino feiter an ietmen 8e,
ruff beidtpingt ieinenMrbettsgeiit, lei.
ne Ebotfroft, modt i'm hii@tiger, gu
berIaiiiger, refer, erniter, belonne'
ner, miiroiger. Die groBere @eront'
mortung i9meidelt ser @itterli6feit
6es Mannes 1tnb bebt i'm iber itd
feIbit bnaus. n@s tpad5it Ser Meeni6
NIT ieinen groBeren 3tpeden." Ssbre
pollige l1nentbebrlidfeit .un6 liner
{ebborfeit fIGrt a19 sic @rtter 3D.
riiber auf, mie a11Beror6entli@ 5ped-
bon 6o6 ibr Daiein lit umo bieie @in-
fi4t mo6t iie inrerIid reid inmitter
zines oft fnrgen un6 iiberbur6eten
2ebens. 8ei6e @begatten ieben ii@
oa1r@ 6en 1relten @%mfommling itarf
in ibrer Sreibet bei6ranft. sic tper'
Sen infolge 6eiien bdcatslider, f@lie-
Ben ii6 mebr ab gegen 6ie @elt nno
Ierne1t nun, in engm Samilienfretie
iorgen6 un6 freu6ebringen6 Sic BE-
item @eiten thres Setns at entfal,
ten.
Sos &in1 fniipft a11h sos @nnb
3tpii6en mo1rr ur6 Srm1 e1ger als
3upor nn6 perIeibt ibnen bei6en erit
10 redt 6os 8etpuBtietn Ser nn5er-
trennlidfeit. SIT nidt bos @fn6 6ie
fleii9getpor6ene 2tebe Ser bei6en
@atten? 2aden ni@t aus feinem
Mmtlibe sic @eiens5iiee bon Softer
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-23

u1O W(uIIer III WuIOeIUuuel SeLel1tl
gung? @arum fonte nidt iiber ietr
uni1nloiges &aupt, ,auf Dem Wate'
mno Meutter lire beiBeiten @iini@t
mie a1f einem MItar nie6erleger,, a1d
Elm nel1er 2iebespeg fiibren bonn go
ter gum M11tterber5en? Sn mn5abli'
gen GdQen ertpeiit ii@ 6enn m16 eir
@in6 ols 6rieoenSbote bel geitortem
bdnsIidem @lmde.
Dus @in6 gibt aber o1@ 6em Ser
baltniiie 5mii9en @ltern uno @roB'
eltern eine 1rer1e @etbe. 8er cir
@ino bot, felt ia nit einem male
Elm, mos feline eigenen @ltern fir ibn
gefiiblt, getbon nnb gelitten boben,
un6 6ieie grtenntniB bringt iene in'
nige Dorfborfeit berbor, oie Ser
@robeltern. oft Sen 2%ebersoben1 IL
ionnig berfIart. @er fein &in6 bot.
tam1 feline @lter1t gepib m16 lieben.
aber beriteben tonn er iie ni@t.
Nie berontpadienben &in6er ieben
lire er3ieberiiden @infliiiie una1s'
geleBt fort. sSbre fi@ itets mebren.
sen 8eourfniiie iporten @ater un>
Ma1tter gu im11er groberer Selbitent'
auberung an. @os Hbut Elm gutter
men1d ni@t fir fem &n6? Ser er'
modem6e @eritarb bes @in6es, iein
roger Electromagnetic, feline idor'
fe 8eobo9tungsgobe legen ben 81
tern sic @flidt a1f, IN ibren &eoen
unb &molnngen iiHiam gu fem. Dos
&in6, bos einer leidtitnnigen M11s.
6rud Ser @ltern 1ra9ipridt cine un'
5iemlide Gambling nodobmt, er'
ltbeiIt 6aour9 i@orfe @iiigen. Softer
nn6 M11tter> 6enen @ttte nnb Sc
miiien nod sic groBem @ertbe bes
2ebens iin6, geben % IN fi@ nno fe'
ben Elm, baB fie ibrem ain6ern nibts
qebieten un6 berbieten t0frten, memn
lie ibne1t ni9t Dos redte 8eiipiel Dor.
leben. sic reinigert 6esbab tbr Sic.
SEN un6 Gba1n nod nm6 nod bon al
lem nnmiirotgen, 10 baB iie Dor &in'
6erougen utr6 &in6esobren beiteben
|f0nnen. Sic nn56bltgen Sragen, 6te
elm &in6 IN ieiner @tBbegier m Ba'
ter un6 Mutter ridtet, geben bieien
oft @elegenbeit, iiber bas @efen Der
@inge un6 iiber iittli6e 2e6ensfra'
gem ernitltd nad5noenfen. user
Iebrt, Iernt. Snsbeionoere lit Die re-
Iigi0ie l1ntertpeiiung Ser &n6er eine
fir bos eigene Seelenleben ser 81
tern bodit 6anfbore @eidaftigung:
Gin finniges @ebet, Dos 1T einfah
fiber mnidmI6ige @in6erlippen flieBt,
mirbt BEL @oter nnb Mrtter nm Mn-
ba@t nn6 gbrfurdt nn6 fal tidd
ielten oIs Collide @rra6enioot IN Elm
bieuei6t faltes, acknowledgements
9er5.,
6aiIen tpir one er5ieberti6en @in-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-23
9as Sinh als Gr5ieber ieimer Gltern

@em man bon 6a1niIiener5iebltng
ipridt, metnt man in ser @egeI Sen
er5ieberii@en @influB, 6en Elm 81
ter1tpoor anf feline &i116er mtsiibt. Sc
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-02-04
Minimum Wage Objection o~verruIed.
BY A. N. Holcombe in the New Republic

One of the objections most frequently
urged against the minimum wage Is that
che minimum will tend to become the
maximum, or in other words that the en-
ployers will reduce the wages of those
o the minimum in order to offset the
objection has never been convincing TO
persons who are familiar with labor con-
ditions. since women who are worth to
their employers more than the minimum
wage before the minimum fixed by au-
thority OF law can not be worth any less
afterwards. With respect to the Massa-
chusetts brush Industry, lit is now possible
TO appeal to the logic of facts. The mini
mum rates have been accepted, and they
have not become the maximum. Workers
who formerly received more than the es-
tablished minimum rates have neither had
their wages cut, nor have they been dis
charged to make room for cheaper work
ers. On the contrary. SO, far as there is "A
p~erceptible tendency towards any change.
it is towards axchanse in the direction of
higher enumeration all along the line.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-02-04
INDIAN WHO BROKE INTO
PEN NOW OUT ON PAR0l

Colome, S. d., Jan. 30.-Because of
confinement, q Sioux warrior, named
Grover Squirrel Coat. has been released
on parole from the Sioux Falls peniten-
tiary. in Trip county, in the vicinity
of his home on the Rosebud reserva-
ton. He has returned to his home on
the reservation. The case of Squirrel
Coat is an unusual one. Following his
conviction in the Trip county circuit
court an appeal was taken to the SUI
prerae court. When that court affirmed
the sentence and Squirrel. Coat wa" in
formed of it he voluntarily went to the
Sioux Falls penitentiary. surrendered
himself. and commenced his sentence,
being h only Indian convict in the
history OF .he state to go to prison
without being accornpa lied by an Of
flcer. When he reached The prison there
was some delay in his being admitted
the commitment papers did not
reach there a soon as he did.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-02-04
1t Can't Be Done.
prom C%ollier's Weekly

According to Thomas Dreier. of Cam
bridge, Mass, when a man is found drunk
In the streets of Copenhagen ..he is placed
In Il cab, aiken to the police station. ex-
amined by a doctor and then sent home in
q cab. Next morning the bill for the doc
tor and the cab is sent to the publican who
served the victim with his last drink"
This is all very well but our smart law
yers would make short work of such a
statute. They would prove: FIRST, that
the man was in u twilight state of i'll
ness; second, that he had had another
drink later; third. that the barkeeper was
to sober him: fourth. that the fine
ton OF property: and fifth. that two. COM
We're misplaced In the r%ounds.nan's
report of the affair. That plan may work
very we'll in Copenhagen but the United
States is different.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-02-04
ANNUAL GUARD INSPECTION
LATTER PART OF MARCH

Redfield. S. d.. Jan. 3O.-Adjt. Gen.
w. A. Morris. of Redfield. has issued
orders that the annual inspection OF
the South Dakota militia by a regular
army officer will be held during tho
last two weeks in March. Dates have
been fixed for the inspection of the
different companies and organizations
Of the state national guard. First
Lieut.. j. w. Everington. Third infan-
try, Y. S. A.. will act as the inspect
ing officer. An itinerary over the state.
good behavior during the time of his
covering a period of two weeks, has
been completed by him. Announce
ment also is made by Adjutant General
Morris OF the annual meeting of the
commissioned officers OF the state. to
be held at Tsedfield, February Is. IA,
and Is.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-02-04
COMMITTEE REPORTS
FORMER PRIMARY Law
Old Measure With Amendments,
Seems Probable Solution
In South Dakota.

Pierre, $. D.. Jan. 2U-Followlus q
general hearing on the question of
knocking out the Richards primary law
by legislative action. the house and
senate elections committees. in joint
action, made a unanimous recomner~
dation for restoration Of the former
primary law. rs a basis which they be
lieve will secure public approval in
case the proposition is referred back to
the voters At Inc next election. There
has been a feeling thai u how and an
tried measure might be rejected.
The delegation appointed by the re-
publican state central committee ap-
peared before the joins. session of the
elections committees and urged the
summary repeal CT the Richards law.
claiming a general state sentiment for
such action. The state committee del
egation included Q. e. Powers. score
tary of the republican state commit
tee; It. II. Roberts, Pierre; Or. Lamme.
Mitchell: Roland Mckay. Gacoma.
Senator McMaster. OF Yankton. in
troduced the former primary law for
re-enactment and this bill was before
the joint committee. If the measure
is adopted by the Legislature II prob
badly will carry two amendments over
the Old law-one to make it conform to
direct election of United States sena-
tors, and the other to provide Il party
enrolment system, bat less compljcat-
ed thar involved in tie present law
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-02-04
Editorial Influence.
From the Philadelphia Ledger

We are not in sympathy with the Oft
expressed theory regarding the decline of
the influence of editorial thought. That is
a cry that was as frequently heard when
Charles Dana, Horace Greeley VIII
lam Cullen Bryant and others of a now
glorifed past. were hurting their thu,,ders
through the editorials Of their papers. as
It Is today. With greater mpersonality
but with no less ~soundneSs of hough ana
vigor of expression, there are many news
papers now published whose editorials en-
joy, by right OF merit, that in~fiuence that
addition has gtvenlto the editorial page.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-02-04
YOUTHFUL BANDITS HELD FOR
ALLEGED RoB6iNG OF FARMER

Sioux Falls. S. d.. fan. 29.-Four
Youthful bandits. charged with holding
up M robbing q farmer. as the result
Of their preliminary examination sin a
local court, have been held under bonds
OF $500 each. for trial in the state cir
cut court in Sioux Falls. The defend
ants are Fred Pulver and James Pull
Yer. brothers: Leo Cullen and Edward
Kelley. They are accused OF haying
held mp and robbed J. j. Kickland, q
farmer living near Sioux Falls. in q
Sioux Falls alleyw9y.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-02-04
RUSSIANS CLAIM FURTHER
SUCCESSES AGAINST T,tRk

Petrograd. Jan 3~o.-Success by the
Russians in the vicinity of Tabriz, Per,
STA. is indicated in the official com,
munication issued by the general staff
of the army in the Caucasus today. The
statement says:
I'm the valley Of Aiashkert We caTld
in contact with the enemy and. after q
stubborn battle. captured their colors
guns and military supplies. h enemy
has retired toward Tabriz. abandoning
on the battlefield many hundreds uf
killed" ?
Speaking of other fighting in the
Caucasus. the statement says:
In the region around Tchoruk. south
of Batunl. a column of troops of thu
enemy We're repulsed in the village OF
Baschkioi. They retreated precipitate-
ly.
ION the front near Tsari kamyss
there has been no important change. On
January % the Turkish artillery can
nonaded theoretically a part of OF,
front. but with no success
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-02-04
OClAL CLUBS STOP SALES
OF LIQUOR AT QUARTERS

vi LiQUOH a QCS ! r. rs
Sioux Falls, S. %. Jan. Gothic FRA
ternai and social clubs of Sioux Falls,
as the result of action taken by Charles
V. Caldwell. states attorney Of Mime
mana county. have discontinued pper-
at1ns liquor selling departments i'll con
hection with their club rooms, The
states attorney reports that the prac-
tice of years was discontinued without
serious difficulty. and that in one in
stance representatives of II Of the
clubs. which had been selling liquor to
us members, came 10 him voluntarily
and surrendered the government Ii
censc. which the club had secured.
steps now have been taken TO put 81
I to gambling. The operation of slot
!hacnines has long been discontinued
as the result of the activity of advo-
Gates of law enforcement.
tlARTFOPD-Reports madr at tn" an
hnai business meeting of the stockholders
OF the armer cooperative company
which conducts an elevator here. show the
company during the year handled an ag-
sresatc of more than $4,000 bushels ot
grain; sold over 1.S5A tons of coal. $1,000
pounds of binder Irvine, 4.112 pounds OF
alfalfa besides great quantities OF otllet
hlh"S of seeds. During the year tho com-
pahy made a profit. above operating en-
penses. of nearly 81, 900. The following
officers were elected: President. n. f.
Nelson; vice president, Henry BOY; sec
rotary, w. @. Muchow: treasurer, John
kluck. L. S. Henjum was reelected man
ager.
iHoQGOIS-The i!uso Clothing COM
paty. q large local concern. has made an
assignment for the benefit Of ITS creditors.
turning over the entire stock TO d. L. Viii
worth and c. T. Liddle. who will act as
trustees for all interested parties. Slow
collections had AN important bearing in
bringing about the failure. This is thu
first business failure in Iroquois for many
years.
SlOG& FALLS-A Jury in the s.ate cir
cunt court. after a notify contested trial.
awarded Elmer and George Skaarud dam
ages to the amount of 81. 800 against the
Sioux Falls Traction company. which OPP
crates an electric street railway system in
Sioux Falls. The plaintiffs alleged that
they We're injured as the result of one of
the ears of the company running into tho
rig in which they We're riding.
YALE-Arrangements have been con-
pleted for the annual farmers institute.
which will DC held here Monday aud Tues
day of next week. A number or leading
farm experts of the state will be present
and make addresses.
BANCROFT-The Farmers State bank
is the name of a new banking institution
which has opened it's doors here. The off
GERS and stockholders are among the solid
financial men of the. community.
DESMET-Mrs. George Newsam, wife of
a prominent pioneer farmer living neal
town, died suddenly as the result of an at
tack OF heart failure. She had been about
the house only an hour after arising in. the
morning when she dropped dead.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-02-04

Prince Francis Joseph, "A cousin Of
the kaiser, was one of the officers OF
The Emden, n Is now a prisoner of
British. He is a brotherinlaw of
Manuel of Portugal. 1t was reported
ZONE time ago that the kaiser wished
TO marry the young mans elder brother
to h grand duchess of Luxembourg,
whose country Is now temporarily un-
der the domination of Germany.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-02-04

An Atchison man, says the Kansas
City Star, who doesn't particularly de-
spise himself, was much elated The
other day when he saw II handkerchief
waving at him in a high-up office
building window. After mounting the
stairs three steps at a time, intent on
making the pretty stenographer's ac-
Qtiaintance, he found the %ianitor up
in the window washing the glass with
Il wet rag.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-02-04

General Baron Fukushima, the form
er Japanese governor general of Kwan-
mi with residence at Port Arthur is
an accomplished linguist n has II
fluent command of English, French,
German, Russian and Chinese. He also
possesses a proficiency in Chinese
classics and is a poet of no near Or
der. He not only is capable of think
INF with the Chinese mind, but writes
language fluently.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-02-04

One of the new industries is the
making of optical glass. The United
States has long been famous for the
grinding of lenses, big n little, but
the rough glass has ON from Europe,
and generally from Germany. AS TO-
600. 900 of us wear glasses, and about
half that number carry cameras. the
prospect at the beginning of the war
was didscouraging; we did not need
lenses to see that. But In Pittsburg
Il some other places good optical
glass is now made.