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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-08-13
IDAHO VISITORS
ARE ENTERTAINED
BEVY OF YOUNG LADIES FROM PO-
CATELLO AT SAN FRANCISCO
TAKING IN THE FAIR
Idaho Building Scene Of Many Social
FunctiOns-AfternOOn Teas Are
Popular With Visitors
By ]. D. FLENNER

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 13. - The
Idaho building was the scene of a
brilliant luncheon given by the host
ess, Mrs W. H. Ridenbaugh, to the
Pocatello Tribune exposition party of
delightful young ladies a few days
ago. This party was chaperoned by
Mrs. George Williams and consisted
of Miss Williams of Pocatello, anil
Mamie and Marguerite Nash of Nc
Cannon, Winifred Beithan of Black
foot, and Fay Woolard of Pocatello.
The young ladies expressed them
selves as delighted with all they
saw and were profuse in their ex-
pressions of admiration for the Po-
catello Tribune that made this trip
possible for them. At this luncheon
in addition to the young ladies were
Miss Permeal French, dean of women
of the Idaho State University, Mrs.
Tim Regan of Boise, and Mrs. Frank
Blackenger, and also Mrs. Bowerman
of St. Anthony. Executive Commits
sioner Czizek entertained the young
ladies on the Zone and they are hav-
ing fine time at the fair and in the
city.
At the last Wednesday afternoon
tea Mrs. E. T. Barton of Boise poured
tea and the young daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Williams of Pocatello, Miss
Georgia Veach Williams, rendere
some appreciative recitations. This
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-08-13
EVANS GRANTED
HIS EXEMPTIONS
JUDGE STEELE HANDS DOWN OP-
INION IN GARNISHEE CASE OF
FOUR YEARS STANDING
Holds in Favor of Bank and Against
Fire Insurance COmpany-Claim
on Mortgage

Judge Edgar c. Steele has disposed
of a garnishee claim which has been
in the courts for the past four years
! in the suit of Farmers Bank and Trust
company, plaintiff against D. T. A
Macintosh and U. S. G. Evans, de-
PENDANTS, and the Fidelity Phoenix
Insurance company of New York
garnishee, in which the fire insurance
company is held liable upon a policy
of insurance held by Evans, giving tt
the plaintiff relief on q $4,000 note and
mortgage of proceeds above exemp-
tions granted to Evans. The plaintiff
is represented by j. H. Forney. The
decision is short and is as follows:
"In the above entitled cause the
court concludes that Phoenix Insur-
ance company through its agents
waived formal proofs Of loss by tn
actions and statements of said agents
done and made with the insured, U
S. G. Evans, and is liable upon tn
policy of insurance.
THE court further holds that U. S.
G. Evans is entitled to his exemptions
and has not waived such right. The
defendant company, garnishee herein
having contested the value of said
personal property, destroyed by fire,
the court under the evidnce finds the
value of the property destroyed to
be $500.
'The amount of exemptions
which defendant Evans is entitled is
household furniture, ETC., to the valu +;
of $500; chair, tables, books, etc.
$500; wearing apparel, $50: provisions
for six months, $50. Total, $500.
"The household furniture far ex-
seeeded the value of $500 and the ta-
bles,. books, etc, far exceeded in value
5000
"The plaintiff under it's garnishment
therefore has the right to the re-
mainder over and above the amount
exempted to defendant Evans, which
amount remaining for plaintiff under
it's garnishment, over and above the
exemption is 5000.
THE attorneys for the plaintiff and
the attorneys for the intervenor will
together prepare proper findings and
other papers for my signature in ac-
cordance with the foregoing conclu
sions."
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-08-13

The dealer in foodstuffs who is )n-
siderate of the consumer should hav.
the consideration of the consumet
when it comes to buying. Accept no
edibles that are susceptible to the Gle
ments that have aot been fully pro
tected while on sale. Dust-laden and
fiy-infected foods are absolutely dam
gerous for human consumption.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-08-13
OREGON PIONEER DEAD
BY the United Press Associations.

EUGENE, Or, Aug. 13.-sam H
Friendly, he millionaire philanthropy
list, for 80 years regent of the uni
versity of Oregon, died early today OF
heart trouble A widow and three
daughters survive him. He came to
Eugene so years ago. He was eyed
73. He founded his fortune in tie
mercantile business
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-08-13
THE SOCIAL SCALE

Homan-"One of the walters az this
place was formerly a duke, one of the
chefs was a count, and the bellhOp
was a prince"
Ryontoo-"I suppose the manager
was formerly king or emperor"
Homan-"No; he was milk-wagon
driver New York Sun.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-08-13
PAN-AMERICAN CONFEREES AND SECRETARY
LANSING HAVE SIGNED THE PROPOSALS
TWO MEXICANS KILLED TODAY
Carranza Chief Sends Word Not Responsible for
Texas Raids and His Troops Offered to General
Funston to Aid in Capturing Bandits
(By United Press)

WASHINGTON AUG 1s.-THE PEACE APPEAL SIGNED BY THE
LATIN-AMERICAN SECRETARY LANSING READY
FOR TRANSMISSION FACTIONS MEXICO
UNCERTAIN WHETHER SEND 1T BEFORE
OF CARRANZA, OFFICIALS
EXPRESSED A OULD RESPOND TO THE PLAN
e. BELIEVED THAT CAR
misunderstood Ma OF THE COMMUNICATIONS
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-08-13
BATHTUB MURDERER
WAS HANGED TODAY
Famous in Having Been Married Six
Times, Killing Three Of His Wives
For Insurance Money, George JOS
eph Smith Pays Penalty

By the United Press Associations.
LONDON, Aug. 13.-George Joseph
Smith, the "Bathtub murderer" was
hanged today for killing Beatrice
Mundy whom he drowned in bath
tub. He is charged with marrying
six women and drowning three of
them in bathtubs for their fortunes
and insurance.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-08-13
ICIVILIAN MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN KILLED
AND WOUNDED IN RAID
GERMANS TAKE MORE TOWNS
Continue Drive Against Russians in the East and
Near Capture of Railway-Submarne at Work
Again Against British-Reply on Munitions Sale
(By United Press

LONDON. AUG. 49, ZEPPELINS RAIDED THE EAST COAST
ENGLAND SECOND TIME THIS WEEK, THE ADMIRALTY
NOUNCED TODAY. THE DEAD INCLUDED FOUR
EN- AND THE INJURED NUMBERED THREE MEN, ELEVEN
CHILDREN, CIVILIANS
PATED ATTACK. THE 10 OCALITY OF THE RAID
DIRIGIBLES BELIEVED
RAIDERS
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-08-13
GERMANS CAPTURE SIEDLCE

GERMANS CAPTURE SIEDLCE
BERLIN, Aug. 13.-Siedlce, an i'm
pOrtant railway center midway be-
tween Warsaw and Brest- -Litovsk, has
been captured, the war office an
nounced today Seidlce is occupied
by the Bavarian forces who pursued
the retreating Russians from War
saw. Seidlce is SIS miles east Of
Warsaw. Luke was captured by the
Germans yesterday. 1t is 20 miles
south of Siedlce
Submarines at Work
LONDON, Aug. 13.-The British
steamer Summerfeld has been tor
pedoed and sunk by a German sub
marine. The mate and the engineers
wife were drowned and seven others
of the crew were rescued and landed.
Two were injured. The Cairn liner
Jacopa and the British steamer Os-
peidkosprey were also victims of the
submarine.
Norwegian Vessel Sunk
COPENHAGEN, Aug. 13.-The Nor
wegian steamer Aurora was sunk by a
submarine. 1t is feared that the crew
perished.
Reply to Austria
WASHINGTON, Aug. 13.-The reply
to Austria's protest against the ship
ment of munitions to the Allies was
cabled to Ambassador Penfield at
Vienna by the state department last
night. 1t is known that the note re-
iterates the position of this coun-
try that under the terms of the ex-
listing international law all belliger-
ents are entitled to purchase and
transport munitions and that the
rules cannot be changed during the
progress of the war.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-08-13

ROUTING OUT THE BANDITS
BROWNSVILLE, Texas, Aug. 13.-
Two Mexicans were killed along the
border today in clashes with the
American troops and Texans. One
was shot near Mercedes and the other
near Lytle Although the feeling along
the border is still tense, there are nc
signs Of an organized outbreak. Eve
rybody continues armed and posses
OF soldiers are securing the border
for traces of the bandits.
Carranza Not Aiding Bandits
WASHINGTON, Aug. 13.-Carran
zistas disavowed responsibility for
border disturbances. The junta an
nounced today that the Carranzista
commander at Matamoras had notified
General Funston that he. could ac=
count for every soldier since the trou
zb1c began. The Matamoras command
er has ordered his men to cooperate
with General Funston in suppressing
the bandits.
Villa Breaks Out
WASHINGTON, Aug 13.-Through
Diaz Lombard, his foreign minister,
ness to eliminate himself as factor
in Mexican affairs but SO qualified his
announcement by denouncing tn
his statement practically nulliied it
self.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-08-13

Safety first" in your milk supply.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-08-05

einem Sabre orrfiinotgte> in Ben gnt-
ieben e%rregen6en &rieg %getrieben.
MIs inn Muguit porigen Sabres oue
fabigen Mdnner einberufen un6
Gr,1ppen 511r @ertbeioigung an 6ie
@ren0en geian6t mur6en, ieoer 6el1t-
ides 8l11t in ieinen M6ern baben6e
Menih iiber oem gan3en grbbal
perbreitet> fiiblte in l1ebereinltim-
m1ng mutt Dem e%inmiitbigen 8etipiel
bes @eidstags, 6aB eS ii6 in oieiem
&mlpfe nm 6as b0dite un6 beiltgite
@ut zines Bottles un6 ieiner gri-
lten3, ieines 2ebens uno feiner Grei=
beit bonoelte. 8eldes 5didiol mir
gu ertparten batten, menm eS bem
Teinoe geIungen mare, in unier 2an6
oor5u6ringen gebt beutli@ aus Ser
2eibensgei6idte meiner lieben @ro-
bling 0tpreuben, sic elmer pollitae1-
6tgen 3eritorung un6 graa1i amer
Marterung ieines @olfes ieitens Ger
rullilden Station BEFOREHAND, berpor.
Dos fledenloie 8etpuBtiein, baB
mir gu Sem @riege ge5tuatngen tpa1r-
SEN, fat @unoer entfaltet. 8olitii@e
Meinl1ngsperidie6enbeiten uur6en
itumm; alte @egner fingen an, in
6em @rnit ser 8eit iib gegenieitig 31
beriteben, sic gegenieitige Mdtung
mrr6e cine gr0Bere; Der @eift treuer
&ameraoidoft beieelte 6ie gatse
beutibe Nation - ELM Bolf - cine
SeeIe.
Mit o11fridtiger Donfbarteit f0Sn=
men mir beute iagen, 6aB @ott in
6ieier erniten Set NIT unS nar. Sic
fein6liden Mrmeen, Sic ii@ 6amit
briiiteten, in uniere 9a1ptita6t Ser
lin ein5u5ieben ltn6 u11ter i4peren
@erl11iten ouf ibrem eigenen @ebiet
5l1riidgeidlagen, oltlt6 mie peltlid.
3ablloie S6ladtfel6er in 6en Der
idie6eniten Ibeilen garopas, iopie
Geegefedte mob un6 meit geben
oraltii6 6onon &11noe, mas 6eutl6er
3orn uno @elbitpertbei6igung un6
6el1tide &riegsfubrung imitanoe lit,
51t boubringen. Seine uebertretung
o6er 8erlebung 6es internotionalen
@eieBes 6l1rd uniere Sein6e lit fdbig,
6ie pirtbidaftlide @run6lage unie=
res @erbaltens in 6ieIem &riege gu
11ntergraben o6er 51 er idiittern."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-08-05

ions 4oIitif vmadiamen @artens"
aus uno gu gnoe iein, nn6 Der 9rd>
|iioent miir6e iid nit Dem @ell16} an
Sen @ongreB men0en, be1poffmete
Snterpention gegen Merifo gut3ubei-
ben.
DoB man iid aber in 8aibineton
no6 inu,rer groben Gauidunger1
bingibt, gebt m,6 aus elmer Gepeid,e
berbor, in melder es II. a. beiBt::
5oqte Ser 8raii6ent Elm ioI9es Sc
lud on ben &ongreB ri@ten, 10 tpiirpe
bas 6ie Musitelll1ng elmer Sreipiai-
gen4glrmee in elmer @tGrte bon MINI
6elters $4,000 Mana our Solge bo<
ben. SIT Die tegulare Mrrnee ou@
boQm1f imitan6e, es nit allen meri<
fanii6en @treitfraften ouf3unebmem
10 tpiir6e iie 6er aus elmer Snterpem
ton reiultieren6en @ituotion oo4
pieuei9t nidt in Der tpiinidenstper-
tben. 8eife getpadfet iein urb iomit
miir6e ii6 ben Srgoniiationen ser
@toatsmili5en @elegenbeit bieten,
unter Sen 8eitimml1ngen bes befar11-
ten &apiden @eiebes in Sen 8u11-
oes !Militdr6ienit gu treten."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-08-05

Seem Sort ebening @oF. SD Bin
Ser Mniidt," idreiM er, ~un6 rod
biele Mmeritaner iir6 es NIT mir, 6dB
es Deutidlmt6s erite uno gr0bte
Bflidt lit, 6as @ei4 a1n6 feline 8ep6l.
ferung gu f9iiben un6 "a Die Inter.
feeboote feline ein3ige @affe fin6, fd
our Gee al D%ertbeioigen, 1T es BE-
redtigt, BON bieier @affe @ebrau@
gu MAIDEN, um 3u berbinoern, oab
@affen, Munition un6 an6eSes
&riegsmaterial feline Geinbe errei,
den. soIanee @nglano bapauf be-
itebt, bas 6euti@e @oK m1s5ubun,
germ, m1B Der bel1tfde Interfering
ols erla11bt betrod4ets tnef6en, uno
&meritanern, Die ibr 2eben a,Ps
iesen, in6em ffe a11f britif9en
bela6en nit @riegsfortes.
6ur@ Die &riegsaone fabren,
foute nidt geftattet .per6en, ibr 9ono
in cine &ontroberfe gu ftiir3en, ~ie
6ie @erfenfung ser 2ufitmin iie CUR
gebobt bot." Dos lit bic Gpro,
DIE Ser @erm1nft. nnb bie 5pro9e
Ser @ere9tigfeit!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-08-05

goloaten sic ale i~iber5eugt feien,
oaB MuBlano idlieBli6 einen bonitadn.
oigen sieg erringen tper6e. l1n6 6os
tpagt Ser &err Nitolai Nifolaiemitid
in einem M11genblid 81 iagen, mo- Der
3ufammenbru9 AUDI Der lebten gro
fen Mrnree, iiber Die @ublm6 nod
perfiigt INNER o~ffenfun6iger miro,
no @nridm1 Dor benz SAL ftebt uno
MuBIan6 6amit rednen ma1b, on er
gang 8olen a1t4 nod Die baltii9en
&ropin5en gu berlieren. 90 miro Dos
ruifii9e @oIf ipitematifd iber Die 81
t.tation getdufdt, bon einem Manne
belogen, Der benz 3arer 1lnmittelbar
rabe itebt. Ml14 6ieies 2igengebdu<
6e mirb einmal ~3ufmmenbreden un6
6am mebe Mifoloi Mifoloietpiti4 un6
ieiner @ippe!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-08-05
9eS &aiiers &mno0e=
bmn8.

&oiler @iIbelm bat onldBlib 6es
Sobrestoges 6es &riegsausbrndes
folgen6e &un6gebun9 an 6os 6ea1tide
8olf erlailen, gen1aB elmer aus Ser
lin in Mmlter6am eingetroffenen un6
an Sos @euter Selegropbenbiiro
meitergegebenen Depei9e. 0ieies
gdriftitiid, 6os bon 6em oberiten
oeutiden @o11ptq1artier tam, bat
noddteben6es gum Srbalt:
Gin Sabr lit perfloiien felt Dem
Gage, mo- id ge5tu1ngen par, an
mein tre11es 8olf SEN STUFF ~3u BEN
@offen" GIT e%rloilen. europa un6 6ie
Welt lit bon einem idredliden 8lut.
befalen. Mein @emiIien
Dor @ott un6 Ser @elt lit rein un6
mafenos. Sd batte BEN &rieg nidt
getpoM. Seit einem Sabr5ebmt boben
iid, sic &oalitionsmddte mtf einen
&rieg, oie 9eutidIanb tpirtbfhoftIid
nn6 in6uItrieG iiberfliigelt batte, Dor
bereitet nn6 Sen Moment fir gefom-
men geieben, 6as 6eutide &aiierreid,
6os bem 0iterreidiid-ungariiden als
0erbiin6eter' treu nnb felt our Seite
3u 5%erftoren un6 5n 5eriplit=
tern. Seine @rtegsl1it ODER Sieges-
begier6e bot uns, tpie id ldyo1 bor
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-08-05
@iIom ,,mo Merito.

@oaig redt ban6eln 6ie 6ubrer
Ser peridie6enen merttomi@en &ar>
teie1t bon ibrem S%tanopu11fte aus
6amit, 0aB tie 0ie Dor ettpa adt $50
den BON Brdiioent @ilion an lie ge=
ridtete u5ebr bal6 = mi6rtgen<
fails" 5Yroflmotion rridt meiter be-
obo6tet baben. Sie tannten Sen
Br6ii6enten nnb muBten, 6aB Ser
Musbrud uiebr bal6" bon ibm ge=
braudt, iebr 6ebnbor lei, uno 6oB
er oIs Mann bes 6rieoens eS nit
6em Mus6rud umi6rigenfaus" 6urd=
aus nidt 10 iblimm meinte, mie ln=
befangene, barmloie @emitber biel=
leidt batten annebmen f0n11en. Dus
uiebr bal6" bat 11a1tmebr, obne 3mei=
fel gum Sl1bel aler meriffamifden
@m6iten nr6 8on6itenba1ptlinge,
cine meitere 8erldngerl1ng erfabren,
uno 5mor Biz 81 Mnfang De5ember,
Biz gum 3uiamentrit 6es @ongrei=
ies am eri ten Montag ienes Monats.
8is 6abin mill iih &rdii6ent 8ilion
6es meiteren ge0ul0en o6er auf Ole
Nolittf vmo9iomen @artens" be-
l6rdnfer n116 bon fei1ten @ema1t,nit=
teln @ebran9 MAIDEN. Mber er miro
epentuen in5tptiden 6o6 gemtiie
MaBnabmen treffen um 6urd iie
o%n5n6enten o6er Ben Merifanern 5u
periteben 5u geben, 6ab CT gegebenen
Sails Dor Ser Mntpen6urg 6roitiiber
Mittel ni6t 3uriidl6reden mer6e.
Dieie pralimindren MoBregeln mir
BEN 6arin beiteben> 6aB Ser &raii6ent
6ie Musfubr bon @affen aus 6en Ser.
Stoate1t mod Merifo berbote.
gu einem iolden 59ritte piirbe
er iid mod elmer Mittbetlung aus ser
8nn6esbouptitaot entidlieBen, un6
3mor bieleidt fdon in flint @oden,
fails Big 6abin Die Gage Ger Dinge
in Merito iid ridt giinitiger geital>
tet baben iolte. @leid5eitig NUT 6em
@erbot ser @affenm1sf1br mmr6e on
6ie Mrmee ELM lire @~on5entratton an
ser meritaniiden @ren3e peranloiien-
Der 8efebl ergeben, un6 6as Marine<
6epnrtement tpiir6e angetpieien mer-
SEN, nod bei6en @iiiten Mertfos
Sdiffe 5u ien6en. Ser &rdiioem
bofft, 6oB aus folden @aBnabme1
sic Meritoner fdlieBen &ner6en, DOB
6ie @ereinigten Stoaten ~mtrflid"
entidloiien iin6, BON ~mirfli@en"
Mttteln @ebrau6 5u MAIDEN un6
ielb1t nidt Dor betpoffneter Snterben-
tion 511riid5uidreden, faus iene, I'M
iere iiioIiden Madbaren, troy ale
6em o1f ibren bofen 8eeen berbor-
ren 1olten. l1nfer &err 8rdii6ent
Ser bon ieinen Mitmeniden muir 6os
geite oerft, bofft, oab ioIdes nidt
Der Sal fem tperbe. @ollte ct itd
6ari1r getduidt feben, Damn - ia,
6onn tpiirbe ettpas unerbortes gelfe-
ben, Damn miir6e es nit &err11 @il-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-08-05

@edt berninftise anidten iiber
ben 6euti9en l1nterieefrieg gegen Sen
@an6el el1ttpideIt Elm Slime
rifaner, Ser, mie ct ielb1t iagt, feinen
Xropfen 6eutf9en 8ll1tes in Sen
M6ern bot, in elmer 3ui9rift an Die
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-08-05

gen bot 6ronfrei6 niemals ein &ebl
oaraa1s genrodt, BOB es m1r mtf eine
@eleger1Feit martete, iiber De1tidt
lano ber5l1fallen, un6 al1b England
bat in Sen letten Sabren immer
oeutlider ge5eigt, oab ibm cine giin-
itige @elegenbeit> Deutidlan6 5u Sc,
miitNger, millfommen lei. Sober
mann meiB, boB ser Dreibuno NIT
Geltidlano als leitenoe Wodt als
Mngriffsbiin6nib ridt geoadt mm,
pabreno >6ranfreib 6as 8inonib
mit @ublono u11o sic @eritdm6igung
nit England einging, INN bel @ele-
genbeit feline &ade befrie6igen gu
f0nren.
Ius f1to biitoriide Gbatiad)en,
l1no 6ieie Ebatioden linb 6urh Sic
uniimigen Sdimpfereien a11f Sen
beutlde1 Militartsmts, Sic mir nun
Jet beinabe 3m0lf Monoten bofen,
l1no 6urd Sic acknowledgement ser
3iele ser oel1tiden Nolitif nidt er-
idiittert mor6en. @s geb0rte sic
ga11se beiloie @ermirrung ser &opfe
6a5u, sic BEL Musbru9 bes &rieges
infolge Ser engliiden Sebe einiette>
I'M bie ungebeuerlihe @erldm0rl1ng
gegen 9eutidlan6 5u1ton6e gu brin=
gen, Sic obne 8eiipiel baitebt in ser
@eididte Ser Menidbeit uno sic ii9
often 5u oem 3iele befen11t, Del1tid-
lan0 5u pernidten. Del1tf9lanb lit
beute elmer ser gr0Bten 8rennpu11fftte
Ser Qualification, sic Sic @eidi9te
tennt, un6 es giebt beute in Deutl9<
lan6 mebr- 6reibeit aIs in England
nn6 5ranfrei6l bon oem balb6eipoti-
ifen &11blan6 gar niht 5n re6en.
Nel1tldlan0 perbanft feline bel1tige
@r0Be nidt SEM Mnbqufen bon mo-
terieuen Meidtbiimern, 1onbern Sen
groben grbidoften Ser @erganger1=
beit. gbe es ein 6eutides &ei9 gob,
gob eS Elm 6elttideS 8emuBtiein, Ell
ne 0eutid)e @iiienidoft, cine oeutide
Ma1iif, Elm 6euti6es Golf.
Sn Sem geiitigen grbe, bos feline
groben Wdcnner, 8abnbreber auf
oen1 @ebiete Ger @ilienidoft, ser
Stunt un6 ser 2itteratur, linn bin=
terlaiien baben, itedt ser 9iubm oes
beutiden @olfes, 6ieies gepoltige
&11lturerbe lit 6os itdrfite 6nn6a=
ment Ser gegentpartigen @r0be
2eutidlan6s. MIs bloBer Militdr-
itaat pare Deuti6lon6 niemols ge-
moroen, mos es bel1te lit. 0eutid=
lan6 bot fir 6ie 8elt ge6adt, ebe es
ii6 bepoffnete, ebe es Ser betrieb=
fame Sit BON Mrbeit, Sn6uitrie nno
&an6el tp11r6e. Seine groBartigen
nniDerlitaten baben 6en @iIiens=
i6ot Ser Menidbeit madtig an-
i6peuen MAIDEN. Sn 1einen &aier=
men uno auf ieinen grer5ierld6en bat
oie Sl1gen6 ibren &0rper geitablt,
ibren @eilt oufnabmefabig gemom
gelernt, ibren @inen in 3udt gu neb=
men. Sn ieinen Staoten lit Elm or
beitsfrobes intenigentes @ei6le6t
groB %gepor6en, rn6 me11r1 es Elm Nolf
9ibt, Dos m1f Die bobite Mdtung un6
Ole rudboltloie 8etpun6erung Ser
@elt Mnipr16 bat, Damn lit es 6as
6eutide @o1f. Dieies @olf 51 ldmd=
ben unb 5u beidimpfem es NIT SEN
@unnen ouf cine @trfe gu iteuen, es
ol5 &11lturidmeine gu be6ei9nen,
MIR Subiefte tbnn, 6ie mo-
un6 geiitig 10 tief ltebent Bob
lie feline gepaltige fultureIe @r0Be
GIT erfaiien perm0gen. Ser
l%dhporangen geben gemeinigli6 bon
Gerbredern aus. limo iene, sic sic
groBe 8eridm0rung gegen Dentid=
lan6 ange5ettelt baben, iin6 @erbre=
der. Meniden obne @brgefiibl, Gig
11er, 8erlel1m6er un6 @brabl dnei6er.
gine berd6tlihe @elen16aft!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-08-05
Ser r17i5de @eneraliTimms Mifo.

Ser rmKiIde @eneraliKim,1s Mifo.
1ai Mifolaietpiti@ fdetnt elm Dorii6-
tiger @err 5u fem. Mus Ser gefabr-
Ii9en ge6be @oridaus bat er ii6 nod
Mostan 5uriidgeaogen. Sort 1T ct
Dor ben iiegrei9en Trrppen Ser Der-
biin6eten @aiierma@te iider. Samitag
bat er in Mosfo11 cine Mbor6m1ng ser
8iirgeri9aft empfangen un6 ibr er<
5Gblt bon Ser @egeiiterung leiner
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-08-05
Mber tpie 1do11 geiagt, Der @raii.

Mber nie fdon gelagt, oer Yrait.
bent gibt li@ Ser &offnung BIN, bab
6ie Merifarer nod redt5eitig our
gin1idt fommen un6 ii6 beliern un6
i'm iomit Der Motbmenoigfeit Mber>
beben mer6en, Die benaffnete Modt
Ser Ser. staaten gegen iie m1f5ubie=
ten. @ollten sic Merifaner ben
@,unYh begen did Dor Der @elt emit
germaBer gu rebobilitiere11, 10 fonn=
ten iie nidts 8eiieres tbun, aIs iid
&errn Wilion gegeniiber iniofern ent>
gegentomnren6 81 5eigen, als fie i'm
Ser @otbtpen6igteit iiberbeben, BON
Der ultima ratio" @ebrol14 gu mo-
9en.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1915-12-02

ut amt mine," said Penrod. Its
yours
WHAT"
Yes, sir" said the boy meekly.
Aunt Sarah Grim gave it to me this
morning and told me to give it back
to you. She said she took it away
from you thirty-five years ago. You
killed her hen, she said She told me
some more to tell you, but I've for
gotten"
"Ohr said Mr.. Schofeld.
He took the broken sling in his hand,
he looked longer, and quite as thought
fully. at Penrod. Then he turned away
and walked toward the house.
I'm sorry, papa" said Penrod.
| Mr.. Schofield coughed, and as he
reached the door called back, but with
out turning his head.
Never mind. little boy. A broken
window isn't much HARM"
When he had gone in Penrod wan
dered down the yard to the back fence,
climbed upon it and sat in reverie
there.
slight figure appeared, likewise
upon a fence beyond two neighboring
yards.
"Yay. Penrod," called comrade Sam
Williams.
"Yayw returned Penrod mechan-
ically.
II caught Billy Blue HILL" shouted
Sam. describing retribntion in man
ner perfectly clear to his friend. You
were mighty lucky to get out Of it."
II know thatr
"You wouldn't of. if it hadn't been
for Marjorie"
well, don't know that?" Penrod
shouted. with heat.
well, so longr" called Sam. drop
ping from his fence. and the friendly
voice came then. more family, MANY
happy returns of the day, Penrod!"
And now plaintive little whine
sounded from below Periods feet. and,
looking down. he saw that Duke. his
wistful, old, scraggly dog. sat in the
grass, gazing seekingly up at him.
The last shaft of sunshine of that
day fell graciously and like blessing
upon the boy sitting on the fence.
Years afterward quiet sunset would
recall TO him sometimes the gentle
evening of his twelfth birthday and
bring him the picture of his boy self
sitting in rosy life upon the fence, gaz-
ing pensively down upon his wistful.
scra ggly, little old dog Duke. But
something else SURPRISING, he would
remember of that hour, for in the side
street close by pink skirt tiickered
from behind shade tree to the shelter
Of the fence. There was n CLEAN or
amber curls, and Penrod started as
something like a tiny white wing flut-
tered by his head, and there came to
his ears the sound of a light laugh and
of light footsteps departing, the laugh
ter tremulous. the footsteps fleet.
| In the grass between Dukes fore
paws there lay q white note folded in
/ the shapesof a cooked hat, and the sun
sent forth a final amazing glory as
Penrod apaned it and read. Your my
/ bow"
THE I'M
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1915-12-02

THE END.