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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-28
@@nttel.

@olbat obne Maffen-etn @ogel
obne 6liisel.
Tlr&tef bu bic @;niamteit2
!9eirate nt9t!
Ser &luge liebt gu lernen, Der
9umme lebrt.
Mer ii& M0lfe balt. i4afft ii4
Gorge ins 9aus.
8ieIe Rapitdne-unb bas @4iff
fdbrt 8er9e binan.
Ser 8aud ldBt ii9 ni@t NIT benz
&Iden pertauf4en.
Der cine liebt ben Popen, Der an
oere bic popenfrau.
9as @aaf m0@te oft au@ germ
nit ben MDlfen beulen!
Mer einen 9e6t angeln min, mub
einen @runoltng opfern.
@s 1inb ni9t muir Marren, bic
5ii@e auf 8dumen iu@en.
Mer ms MaFer fdqt, brau6t ft4
ni6t Dor Dem &egen gu fur@ten.
9ie !6unbe beiben fi@ unteretnan=
Der, gegen ben Molf aber fino Tie eintg.
sir MGusGen, bas nun aus einem
Sod entf@lipfen tann, lit balo sefon=
gen.
Sic beiraten einanDer, neil lie
nidt mtKen, pas ite NIT iib anfangen
follen.
Mit benz, mas elm ein3iges 2after
toitet, fann man 3mei &tnoer grob
3ieten.
9ie 1niper5itdt enttpidelt ale SD
bigteiten, unter anoeren au4 Die
9ummbett.
@ebe in Elm @aus, penn Der Slid
gebedt, unb in bic STRIDE, tpenn fie
bulb aus i1t.
Sur nit Morten 6anten, betbt
einen 8linben nit Der 8lGue bes 9tmz
mels tr0iten.
Wenn ser @@au1pieler @elb bat,
f4retbt er feline 8riefe, fonoern 14tdt
Selegramme.,
Die gan5e @elt 1T gu eng fir
3pei 6etnbe-etn NabelDbr fat @aum
fir 3mei 6reunoe.
Sd babe bemertt, oaB bic 2eute,
tpern fe gebeiratet baben, anfboren
neugierig gu fein.
Mie fdobe, bab man feline Ma@z
harn ni@t fennen lernt, eff mon in
ein Sous ein5iebt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-28
&6nig 5eroinono.

eeine 8ufunftspl6ne ei1t %interefan=
tea Yrpblent.
Ser @egierunesme@fel, bur@ mel<
@en &0ntg Serotnanb Der Ma@folser
feines Ontels Carol als &0ntg BON
@umGnien puroe, bat bic unter Carol
aiem1i@ it@er gu ertpartenbe Neutraz
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-28
Die Jnou(murfe.
@rdben ihanieln 9eb6rt gum Sage
tpcrf Der Sploatct int Selbe.


Menn man einen Der aus Dem 6elbe
5urudgetebrten @olbaten fragen foQte,
morin feline Sdtigteit i'm Teloe bouptz
fd@li@ beftanb, oirfte er mobl CUR
Mntport geben, Morf@ieren unb @raz
ben. 9as Mar16ieren, beionbers BEL
59le9tem Metter tno in unit4erem
@eldnbe, gehDrt ni@t geraoe gu ben
Mnnebmltdteiten. bo9 es btetet bod
etpas Mbpe9sluEg. 9as @raben
aber tit Sen @oloaten grunoli4 per-
babt unb troboem 1GBt es ft4 niht
permeiben. @roben, graben, tmmer
mteoer graben, UNI fi6 9edung gegen
Dos 6euer bes Teinbes gu peridoffen.
lit mpnptpn. dber unbermetDlth.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-28
Drei Neutra(e.
8eratun8 Der Sf1nige BON sntpeben,
Wprtpeaem umb 91mcmarf.


Dor tur3em btelten Die &0nige bon
@@meben, Normegen unb Ddnemart
cine mebrtdgige 8eratung ab, oeren
@rsebnis bon pefentli@er 8epeutun9
fir Die 3utunftise @nttpidlung Der POI
litii@en @erbdltniife bes nDrbli4en
@urppas iein birfte. Moriiber Bel
oieier 3ufammentunft 8eratung gez
pflpgen purbe, 1T natirli@ ni@t nit
@i@erbeit betannt, bod tam man oaz
riiber obne @@pterigteit @ermutun<
gen n itellen, Die mobl bon Der Mabr<
beit ni@t melt entfernt fetn ourften.
IS ldbt ii@ permuten, bab bic
5rase betreffs Der @teuung Der brei
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-28
Gin '@eiufQQ.
@ie f@ Der 2onooner .,9elesrapb''
einmal blamierte.

einmal blamierte.
Mn einen 3eitunssider3, beKen
Spfer Der Qonooner vDailp 9ele
graph" mar, mtrD in elmer beutf@en
3eitung erinnert: Ser ,Dailp Sele<
graph" tann balo bas funf3isidbrt9e
SubilGum ieineS Samples ge9en Den
7beutf&en Militartsmus feiern. SIN
Sabre 1866 bra4te er in feinem Mers
ger uber preubens Maffenerfolge
etnen 2ettartitel, in Dem unS folgen<
oeS tns @tammbu@ 9ef@rieben
murbe:
r@uropa bat bon Deut{@lanb
ni@tS gelernt als einen sroben Mtltz
tarismus, umgeben BON 8ieri4aum
uno benz &auh aus langen pfeifen.
@ogar bic oielgeriibmte beuti@e pbiz
lofopbte lit ni9ts als eine unglidli@e
paarung bon englif@em uno i4otti>
}4em @eniualtSmus, fran50fti4em
@teptiotsmus, orientaltidem Mpftiz
5tSmus uno mtttelalterli9em Dogma
tiSmuS."
9iefen Mrtitel lag Elm @@riftftener
Der oeuti6en Mation, ,amens Otto
NOR 8eta (oer Meltere!), Der bic eng
lif@e ueberbebung pdbreno LANCER
Sabre %ienieits Des &anals ftubiert
batte. Sem rDailp Selegrapb" mollte
ers einmal Qeben! @r febte fplgenbe
@rfldrung auf:
~@ie unter5eidneten beutf6en Nbi<
loiopben benuben nie gaitlt9en @pal<
ten oes nDailp 3elegraph" UNI bier
nit audi i'm namen ibrer idmtliaen
&olegen in Deutf@lano gu ertlGren,
baB iie ME in englii@em ober i@otttz
i@em @eniualismus gema@t baben
uno oab ibnen bief er Mrtitel 9Gn3lt4
unbefannt it,"
Mo@ ibm islbft unterf@rieben nod
&ant, 2eibnia, 6i@te, @&eqing, Men=
belsfobn unb 9e9el oteie Protei tnpte,
8. +. fie iiberlieben es ibrem mtBigen
un6 miiroigen Ma@3ettsgenohen, tire
Mamens3ige nad5uabmen. 9a es
AUDI ni4t mebr Borto %toftete, 10 fugte
Ottoman 8etas iunger @obn cine @r<
tldruns bin5u, lin namen Der beutz
i@en @4riftneller, mel@e mebr ober
meniger nit pbtlofopbie gu tun bot<
ten." SIS gelang tbm, bic nnteri@rtfz
ten BON Setting, 9eroer. @idert nno
Seem paul gu beforgen. Sen Be
9%leitbrtef in eng1ii@er @prahe per-
fobte Der @ater.
Ser .9oilp Selegrapb" brudte
beioe r@rtldrungen" in feinem
v@prehiaal," benz mod iebt poltstQm<
lthften 5eile in ieoer englti&en Set
tung, ob. Gr periab bic @infenbung
nit benz tur5en 3ufaB: rnnferm
@runbfabe. ale ,Parteten unb ieoer<
mann gu Morte tommen gu lal1en, fol-
qen mir, inbem mir btefe @rtlGrunz
gen beuti@er profeKoren CUR &enntz
nis un1erer 2e1er brtngen, bic it4 tbr
eiqenes urteil aber ni9t truben lafz
fen."
9te W&p1tttttattor NOR 9lan3eno &c.
lunqen, urb Der r9atlp Selegrapb"
par mo9enlang bas 3iel j%ournaliit i<
i@er @pDttereten., Ser rPun&" per-
ultte i'm NIT folgenoer %gelungenen @r<
tldrung:
vWenn Der Undergraduate batte
abnen fDnner, bdb feline @rftnoung
miBbrau9t perben tDnnte, y 1etn 8az
terlano gu perleumben, q Die pbiloz
fopbii&e 8ilbung bes r9ailp Sele<
graph" fet3uftelen, 10 muroe er tt@
nit einem Patents fir feline Grim
oung perfeben baben, bas ben MtB<
brou@ in England ausge1@lonen ba>
ben miirbe.
Sobann Gutenberg,
u%npatentterter @rftnoer Der
8u@orudertunft.
Dtefes vunpatentiert" lit Elm Bid
in bic 3utunft, in unfere @%egentpart.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-28
@ime oeuti@e @iMioms:
geieui1att im 9senite
oeS EaterlauOeS.

Sci gegi,m oes &riegeS bot Die
Steyler Wtillionsgeleuld)aft, Die IN
Sed9np,S ST., nabe bel Gbicago, oa=
ct. Wlorp's Million @oule, nno IN
@iraro, 9Su., oa5 Sacre0 &eart @iil=
lion @ouie belist> tire Sanler IN
Ge1tldlano n1lo Selterreib Der Wti=
litarperlpaltullg ais So5arette our
Mriiigung geltellt. angenonn1er
puroen Seiligtreu5 BET gteiBe, ct.
8euoel, Ye5irf Srier, ct. Augultin
GIT &ongelar BEL Bonn, ct. Gabriel
bel 8ie11 u11o ct. &upert BEL Sal5=
burg. s9ie Bilege iibernabmen IN Den
ge11ol11ten 9aulern Yrielter, 8rioer,
uno Mlu1rlren> 0ie in ct. 8enoel bon
IA ullo in st. &upert BON IL SteDler
MtiliionsldDpel tern unterltubt meroen.
Sn ct. 0abriel belfen bel Der Bflege
7 gidgrobener Sdmeltern aus Ser
Genoljenldaft Ser 8ron5isfaner=aJtt1=
1olmrinl1en Mariens. Stepler Mfiis
iions]dmel terri li16 a1Beroem in Der
9flage ser &ermunoeten tbatig IN it,
rem Mieoerlalil1ngen gu Saan bel Sui
ielDurf un6 gu &%b0noorf; ferner I'M
2o5arett GIT &eoelaer, iomie TIT ber=
]dieocnen 2aaaretten Ser &eidSbanpt-
Tta6t @ie1t. 8is 511nt 1. DECEMBER
tparen Quf 6iele 8eiie 80 0fil1ionS=
1d.peltern i'm 9ienite 0eS 8aterlanoes
be1aaftigt. 8is 5um glei6en Ger
mi1 pur0en inn gan5en 964 Germun=
0ete in ibren &duiern perpflegt, nro
atpar in ct. @en0el 314, in ct. Mn>
qultin 223, in &eiligfreu5 ITO, in
ct. N1tpert 100 nnb in ct. Gabriel
135.
Sim 1. 1e5ember 1914 maren aus
ibreit @duiern 0es &riegSoieniteS me-
qe,1 302 Terlo11en obmeieno, nno
atpar aus 5tepl "a, ct. @obriel 1875,
Seiliqfreu3 80, ct. &upert Is, ct.
Me10el 46 nt10 ct. Muguitin 2. 9a=
BON 6ieren in Ser 6ront 158 Weann.
Gle ;lbrigen iino in Ser Seimatb gum
@abtoienlt un6 au9 CUR &ranten=
pfle0e uno oergleid)en eingeiteQt ooer
]i1o nod als griat= &eierpiiten IN Der
Musbiloung begriffen. SO @rteiter
uno gri6er Itenten iid CUR freimili=
get &ranfenpflege un6 iin6 tbeilS
urter Ser 2eitung Ser Malteier, tbeilS
in beimotbliden 2a5oretten bei@af-
tigt. 9ie @eieuidaft me1oete Al
Grielter 5l1 Sel6geiltliden an. 2a-
bon tpa1roen Biz beute 10 %einberufen,
11n6 3tpor 4 aus ct. @en0el, 3 aus
&eiligfreu5, 2 aus @tepl uno 1 aus
ct. @abriel. @efallen auf oem Sell
6e ser @bre fir Scatter uno 8ater-
Iono lino Big iett 6: 1 8ru6er nebit
l 8ru6er= Nobiaen un6 1 3ogling aus
@tpl, 1 Br11oer aus ct. Mugulttn nro
9 Brii6er= @on6i6aten aus ct. @enz
sci. Mogen iie ruben in 6rieoen! =
8ermunoet muroen mebrere, 6arunter
o,1d ser ols SeIogeiitli6e tbatige P.
NIois Marq11or6t aus Seiligfren5,
meld,er ourd SOS giierne &reu5 aus
qe5ei6net tp1r6e. Mud Der MiIitons>
brr,hernopi5e 8enpenutus (@erbar6
0eders), @efreiter I'M @eierpe ST.
font. &eg. s. erbielt sic gleife Mns-
3eihnltng. P. &orl 8riel, @eiitltd)er
auf 6em &reu5er Sort lit beim INT
tergang 6ieies Sdtffes bur@ @ottes
Jiignng gerettet tporben.
Sic @eieni9oft iibernobm 6te &o=
iten fit sic Musriiit11ng Ser @ronfen-
pfGeger un6 8el6geiitli@en anf tbre
&ednung. MuBer6em pertbeilte tie
rei6lid @ebets5ettel an 6te Soloaten
mn6 periorgte mtn6eitens 30 Cigarette
nit entipreden6er 9eftire.
Mn6 tpar Sic @eieli6aft be1niibt,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-28
auf Dem J11ar(d6.
@ele9enbeiten at eiuem fnr5en
GblGfdbc1t INNER tptQfpmmer.

Nidts lit ben @ol6aten auf angez
itrengten Mdri&en milfommener als
cine Der 1eltenen @elegenbeiten, in IT.
genb etnem @raben gei9ubt Elm fur
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-28
Manlipiirfe an Der Mrbeit.

Maultpiirfe an Der Mrbeit.
@obl ME 1T in einem &riege 10
bel gegraben pprben nie in 6iefem
unb INNER mebr tommen bic milttdz
ridden @ahperftdnbigen CUR l1eberz
5eugung, oaB ri@tig angelegte @@ut<
3engrGben bos BETTE @erteiotgungsmit<
tel fnb. ueberoQ. in 8elgten, in
6ranfrei4 unb in @olen miro baber
bon beiben @eite11 eiflig oegraben un6
bic @efamtl6nge Der bisher ausgeboe
benen @4ubengrGben birfte Saufenoe
bon Meiler erreihen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-28

2dnoer gu Dem &riege eingehenb er6r'
teri purbe un6 ale Mn3ei6en ipreden
bafur, baB Die orei Monar4en gu Der
@nti@eibung gelangten, bab es unter
ben berri@enoen @erbdltntKen fir TIRE
re1pettipen Climber bas 8ei tie lei, mte
bisber oie itrengite NeutralitGt gu be-
mabren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-28

3es @@ldf4en gu NADER. @@lafen
unb @Fen gebDrt leioer I'm &riee gu
ben Dingen, oeren @enub fih ole @olz
baten ni@t NIT RegelmdBisteit binge<
ben f0nr1en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-28

Dame: SD piirbe ME einen anf*
falleno 1@Dnen Mann beiraten-t@
miiBte ia INNER eiferiu&tig iein!"
Sunger Mann: %, gnaoiges 5rduz
lein finD gu grauiom, mir 10 ale
9offnung gu reuben"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-28
Be(aiens 9ouoerneur.
General BON 8iiiing Elm p~erbienft.
ppllcr stabSoffiaicr.

morib Treiberr bon 8iiiing, Der
als Na@folger bes Generals BON Der
@olB gum @orlperneur bon 8elgten
ernannt muroe, tit Elm tii@tiger Gene
raj unb erfreut ii@ oes @ertrauens
bes &ai1ers in bobem MaBe. ST
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-28

@pe5ieIle Moti5. - @ir a
then jeber Game, tpelde bon gntlreaung
our6 iiberfluliges 9aar befreit iein
m0dte, ernitlid an pbi9e Sfferte lofort
an5unebmen. 9ie1e merflpuro1ge Sfferte
lit ernitliG urb edit; Der StanD 6es @ez
5ers lit rnfraglid
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-28

5reier Gpuppn. 9ieie 8ez
ideinigung beredtigt irgenb einen
2eier beg ~N%orofern", ct. glouo,
bel Srau Senfins gu freien 3ntrauz
liden Snitrlftionen fir 8e leitignng
uberfliinigen 9aares, tpenn geianot
nit &c fir 8riefmarfe. Sour gut fir
iofprtigen @ebraub. Ibreile: Srau
@atbarina sSenfins, 8or All, 9. IS,
Cor. Summer ct. & Mtlantic Ipe.,
@piton. Mlaii.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-28
tia.

@utsberr: r@arantieren sic mir
abfolute 8etrtebsii@erbeit zines 2aftz
autps?"
Mutobdnoler: n@emib ... Sic
brau@en aber nit glei@ NORGE faon
Sbre @dul' gu berfaufe'"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-28
Das n Il a t.

9austnedt gum @tubenmdb@en):
rDer SAT- auf go. 8 l@eint Der ri@z
tiee @9mubian gu fetn!"
,Mtefo?"
nMi&s8eug unb @eder bat ct fell
ber!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-28

@tol3.
Dorfbaoer (5um Tremben, Der fid
bon ii55;;r; einen 3abn 3ieben lteB):
r@elt, i'd bob'n 'raustriegt9! @ogoi
3pei auf einmal!!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-28

Gin @pe3io1if.
Qeutnantsbraut (5um 8op): .Dies
8inet bringen sic 9errn 2eutnart
Brenden 80"
.3u 8efebl. endbiees 6rdulein:
Sbeoteritrobe a."
,@ie fennen ben !9errn 2eutnant?"
,SsSomobl, %gndoiges Trdulein, i@
bin @rfter 8op in Der Mbteilung fir
6ersensongelegenbetten."
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-12-27
POTASH IN coRNsTALks.

. While the government is search
9 ing earth and sea for potash let
q US look into our own cornheld.
o The New Jersey experiment sta
o tion shows that most of the pot
o ash in the corn plant is In the
o stalks. With an average yield an
. acre of stalks will give about 4
, forty pounds. 4
Q Counting upon forty pounds,
O which is reasonable estimate,
O this quantity would be equiva-
o lent to eighty pounds of muriate 4
Q of potash, or to the potash In 400
o pounds Of 1910 potato fertilizer.
o That from the stover, however, (
Q might not be so readily available
o as the muriate of potash. 4
9 Every little helps in a time like
9 this, and we should all realize
9 that potash comes largely In the
Q straw and stalks Of plants and
o in the liquid manures. We can
o all do something to save these
8 things. Let us do what we can (
o to find potash on our own farms
o before we blame the government
o for being too slov.-Rural- New
o Yorker.
@ 900 O. O. o O. @ ~@A@@d
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-12-27

A. G. Wheaton returned to his home
in Cass Lake today after spending
several days as the guest of his sister,
Mrs. e. e. Kenf1eld.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-12-27

Handy Wagon or Buggy Jack.
Take a twenty-four inch length of I
by board for base and nail thirty
inch by upright on each side, writes
F. N. Vuger, Cold Springs, N. NJ, in
the Missouri Valley Farmer. Bore half
inch holes through these uprights ev-
cry three inches the full length Of both
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-12-27

Albert and Ruby Wheaton of Cass
Lake are spending their vacation
with Kenneth and Anzonetta Kenfleld
of this city.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-12-27

Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. Davies OF Plum
mer spent Christmas with DR.. and
Mrs. 3. H. Marcum of this city. Mr..
Davies is editor Of the Plummer Pio-
neer.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-12-27

"In addition to the above i raised
1000 pounds of cabbage and made
fifty-tw0 gallons of kraut, raised two
wagon loads of pumpkins and squashes,
ten bushels Of Irish potatoes, forty.
i've bushels Of sweet potatoes, ten
,ushelS Of onions. one and half BUSH
lis of navy beans. two and half
bushels of lady peas. T'eC had an
abundance of okra and carly vege-
tables Of all kinds. raised i little
patch of Japanese sugar cane, which
netted me fifty-6ve gallons of fine
sirup, and after paying expenses of
making with molasses will also have
seed to sell. We also raised 100 bush.
els of tomatoes on half an acre. 100
bushels of peanuts, 100 chickens and
have six hogs fattening for meat. I
bought rhubarb plants for 25 cents
and made pies off it all summer. 1t
yielded Immensely"
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-12-27

Pioneer advertisements are rs-
liable.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-12-27

No. 52-3 in. Cut Glass Price
No. 53-3 in. Plain Glass Pri.
No. 54-3k in. Cut Glass Pri.
No. 54A-4 in. Cut Glass Pri.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-28

Gated in Wescourt bungalow for the
winter
The 500 club meets this week at the
club house on Tuesday night. The
meeting last week was perfect sue.
cess, and very pleasant evening was
spent.
On Wednesday evening last week
a party of IS couples came down from
Daytona and little sister town across
the Halifax for a supper and dance.
Another week has passed and
nothing done towards putting the
Riverside drive In condition. The
shell is still piled up along the side OF
the road and the passing is dangerous
The John Anderson highway is be-
coming a byword among the auto peO-
pie, and not without cause. Ridge
wood avenue through Port Orange Is
in bad shape and should be taken in
hand and at least repaired. Port
Orange with its limited resources can
not keep the road up to the require
ments as 1t is the most travelled
road in this section. 1t IS to be hoped
that some steps can be taken right
away to make the road what it should
be.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-28

day morning and evening at the Metho
dist church.
Rev Mr. Baker onciated ut the
regular services Sunday afternoon al
Grace Episcopal church.
NJ. Solane, Of San Matce, is opening
meat market in the store building
owned by the Crow estate.
Mr.. James Heath has improved his
property by laying a drain pipe in
front of his store.
Mr.. Henry Jones has bought the J.
/. Stanford oyster outfit, including the
oyster house, fixtures, boats, lease,
etc, at this place.
Orange street between Dunlawton
and Herbert has been newly shelled
by +. O. Sparkmans teams and is
ready for the roller.
The walks along the east side of
the school ground, on Orange street,
and from Orange street past the north
entrance along Dunlawton have been
completed, and the part to join the
railroad walks is nearing completion.
This makes an unbroken stretch on
both sides from the railroad to Lafay-
cite street. The property owners de-
serve thanks for putting down these
walks. They are a great convenience
in getting to and from the station, and
draw favorable comments from visi-
tors. 1t is greatly to be regretted that
some lots are still without walks
in the most Travelled part of town.
Strangers are quick to note whether
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-28

a town Is progressive or otherwise,
and in these days people like to invest
and live in place that looks like II
is getting ahead. Sidewalks are a
drawing attraction to a class of visi-
tors who might be induced to become
residents and investors and assist In
still further improvements.
Every resident. business man or
property owner should be interested
In being in a town that grows, for that
means more conveniences, more busi-
ness and an increase in values. There
is an attraction in growing town and
| the faster 1t grows the greater the at
traction. We are growing but not
nearly so fast as we might, should all
turn boosters.
A Mr.. Edenfeld, who has lived for
a number of years west Of this place,
was found dead Sunday morning In
house, into which he had recently
moved, west of Dunlawton hammock.
Death having evidently resulted from
natural causes no inquest was deem
ed necessary, and the interment took
place Monday.
Repairs on Ridgewood avenue, owing
to the wet weather, have been dis
continued. The appeal for aid to put
this part of the Anderson highway in
better condition appears to have fall
len on deaf ears. 1t would seem to be
but justice that all care should be
given in keeping this road in good con-
dition.
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/ ALLANDALE, Jan. 25.-The new
guests registered at Ye Inn during tho
were f. II. Herrick, Bogota, n. j.; G.
l.. Dunnebiel, New York city; Mrs. X,
NJ. Mobley and daughter, Miss Annie,
Asheville, n. c.; L. Lyman, Jones NJ.
McCrorey and wife, Grand Rapids,
Mich; Miss Charlotte Bemis, ]. NJ.
Pool, Port Orange; Mrs. A. c. Sterl-
ing, Baltimore, Nd.
/ The Sunday dinner guests were
Don Morris. Mr.. Wallace, Mr.. Pope,
and Col Burgoyne, Daytona; T. J. Nc
Loughlin and daughter, Miss Gladys,
of New York; Rev X. w. Edwards,
Jacksonville; J. w. Rikeman and wife,
Mrs. f. ]. Holland, +. w. Hitchcock
and wife, Mrs. and Miss Brock, Mrs.
Howes, ]. l.. McCrorey and wife, and
J. NJ. Pool
The Rev. r. w Edwards, Of Jack.
sonvile, the superintendent of mis-
sions for the presbytery Of Florida,
spent Sunday afternoon and night
here, and in the evening conducted
preaching service at the club house,
which was well attended considering
the short notice that there would be
such a service. The object Of his
visit was to look over the field in
reference to establishing mission
church here.
Mrs. E. J. Holland, formerly Of Cam
bridge, Mass, and later OF brooklyn,
y. y, is visiting her cousin, Mrs. Rike-
man. at Magnolia Lodge, on Ridge
wood avenue.
An addition to the population Of
Allandale arrived on Sunday night.
A fine girl baby was left by the stork
at the home of Otis Johnson. Mother
and baby both doing nicely, thank
YOU. Who has done more for Allan
dale than Otis? Three houses and
two babies in eighteen months.
Jones McCrorey's sister, Mrs. X. NJ. |
Mobley, and daughter, of Asheville, |
n. C., arrived last week and are To-
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Land Measures.

One acre contains 100 square rods,
4,SiO square yards, 1850 square feet.
The side of square must meas
ure as follows 20 contain: Ten acres,
600 feet; one acre. 208.7l; half acre,
1i7,5S; third acre, 1850; fourth acre,
1898; eighth acre, 1919.
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PORT ORANGE, Jan. 2G.-Miss
Mildred Wheeler, from Napoleon, O.,
arrived on Friday last to care for her
mother, who has rooms in the Nc
Donald heirs house. Both were here
for the season two years ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eldredge Norman, of
Baldwin, L. l., have rooms in j. Il.
Cases house on Orange street.
Rev. Mr.. Nease held services Sun.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-30
APPEAL OF POLICE
CASESTOBEHARDER
officials Are Getting Together on q
System to Stop Long Stand
ing Abuses.
COUNTY is LOSING MONEY

Adjustment OF Ions standing
abuses Of police court appeals by
which offenders escape punishment
and the school board annually loses
thousands OF dollars Of revenue from
forfeited bonds may result from con-
ferenees undertaken by Deputy Clerk
Of the District CourtNAsel steere. jr..
and a. c. wakeley OF the School
board.
Recommendation that the form Of APP
peal bond be changed and that other re-
forms be inaugurated will be made BY
Mr.. steere and Mr. waksly. The object
sought IL 10 do away with the acceptance
rs the police court OF hundreds Of worth
less bonds annusliy.
Decision OF Deputy County Attorney
Haifke that offenders convicted OF mis-
domssnors defined By city ordinances
should pay FILING fees when appeals arr
taken 20 the district court has produced
an apparent deadlock between Police
Judge Foster and county officials.
Although the office OF tie clerk OF ths
district court declines 20 tie sepeals un-
less fees are paid. Judge Foster Is con
tinuing 10 send these appeals 20 tho
office. though fees are unpaid.
A. the expiration OF the time allowed
b law for fling appeals the clerks offies
expects 70 send word TO Judge Fostel
that none Il on record. leaving II up C
the police judge 70 enforce sentences i'm
posed ~ him. the county IN the pas
has been losing several hundred dollars
q month b. failing 70 collect fees in ap.
PEAL eases The leak VISA discovered By
Auditor JACK, Barnett
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-30
BY MELLIFICIA.
Monday, March 90, 1915.

INVOLVEMENT from ST. Louis the engagement Of Mr.
~ Drummond daughter of the late
4 n Adolphus Busch
This item of interest Omaha, as Mr. Jones
friends visits
well appeared
While Omaha
galleries Of feminine futter
blazer Omaha spordom.
Il he admits
he ms t