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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-03-22

Oppenheim has the knack
OF tangling the threads OF
his narratives in such a man.
ner that the reader will not
rest until they have been
s,raightened to his satisfac-
ton.
New York Evening Sun
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-03-22
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Sam Davidson, an oil mill man from
Fort Worth, was in the city yesterday
and visited with w. A. Wimblsh' SUI
perintendent of the Ardmore mill.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-03-22

The gas company should have rais'
ed the price of gas in February and
allowed the winter price to hold good
during the month of March. Anyway
March seems to be more OF winter
month than February was.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-03-22

The minimum temperature register
ed in this city Sunday morning ac'
cording to report from the local op-
servatory, was z31a. The mercury
this morning registered 20.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-03-22

Claude Stubblefield who has been
i'll for the past month, was at his
store this morning. He suffered an al
tack of bilious fever that held him in
doors for period of four weeks.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-03-22

STREET STORIES I"
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Sam Davidson, an oil mill man from
Fort Worth, was in the city yesterday
and visited with w. A. Wimbish, su-
perintendent of the Ardmore mill.
The minimum temperature register
ed in this city Sunday morning, ac-
cording to report from the local OBJ
seryatory, was z3h. The mercury
this morning registered 20.
w. II. Howard of the Black-Sivalls'
Bryson Oil Company OF Healdton'
left today for Electra, Texas, where
he will engage in the construction OF
a plant for the above firm.
r. II. Harrison who resides south OF
the city, says moisture about the frult
buds was frozen this morning and he
is of the opinion that a large portion
of the crop has been ruined.
Claude Stubblefield who has been
i'll for the past month, was at his
store this morning. He suffered an at
tack of bilious fever that held him in
doors for a period of four weeks,
The gas company should have rails
ed the price of gas in February and
allowed the winter price to hold good
during the month of March. Anyway
March seems to be more of winter
month than February was.
The preliminary hearing of Small
wood, Ellsner, ct al, for robbery, will
be held before Judge Champion this
afternoon at 3 o'clock. The defendants
are charged with robbing a visitor
from Texas.
G. C. Maytubbe and wife, and Mes
DANES Black, Davis, Robinson. Burch,
A. A. Mayfeld, A. J. Boiling and &. ID.
Law passed through the city today, en-
route from Marietta 10 the Noodmen's
convention at McAlester.
Yesterday special services and
prayers for peace were held in all
Catholic churches throughout the
world, by command of the Pope. The
services were fttingly observed at
he parish church here in compliance
With the wishes of the supreme pom
! tiff.
DR.. Son, who owns one of the
largest peach orchards in this locality
states that notwithstanding the eX
treme cold weather and numerous
frosts and freezes. the peach crop is
not damaged, and he is looking for
an immense yield this season.
The Ar1more refinery has donated
enough crude oil to Engineer Col
who is building a mile of road east
of the city, to oil the same. Mr. Colt
saws he is going to demonstrate what
can be done with oil in road building
as soon as the surface is ready for
the oil.
The Woodmens special left here
this morning for McAlester to attend
| the annual encampment, loaded with
about IS members of the local camp.
| The Woodmen Circle drill team will
compete for first prize at the annual
encampment and from their past per
! formances, the one that beats them
TO this honor. will have to "go some" "
Word was received here yesterday
of the serious illness of Frank Frens-
| ley, who suffered a stroke OF paraly-
sis at Waco, Texas, His son Cecil,
and daughter. Mrs. Dow Braziel, left
this morning in response to a sum-
mons for his bedside. Mr. Frensley
was one of the pioneer citizens of this
city, and is about 65 years of age.
| commissioners tomorrow night. the
question of extending the water mains
to the cemetery will be the principal
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-03-22

MIR. Oppenheim has few
equals smong modern novel
lists. lie is prolific, he is un-
firing in the invention Cf
mysterious plots. he is a
clever weaver o! the plausi-
bile with the sensational. and
he has the necessary gilt Of
facile narrative.
Boston TronIcrias
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-03-22

w. II. Howard of the Black-Sivalls'
Bryson Oil Company of Healdton'
left today for Electra, Texas, where
he will engage in the construction OF
a plant for the above firm.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-03-22

r. II. Harrison who resides south ol
the city, says moisture about the fruit
buds was frozen this morning and he
is of the opinion that large portion
of the crop has been ruined.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-25

Ser SOB bes @rafen @itte 1T eir1
Merluft nibt BLOB fir &uBlan6, ior=
oern a119 fir europa. &11blan1 bot
feinert neberflnB on beoeutenoen
Stoatsmdn11ern, uno Graf 8tte
mGre bieueidt ser geeignete Man1
aepeien, 6en 3are1r bon Ser Musii@ts=
loiigfeH 6es &rieges au iber5engerl
nnn fir Sen 5rie6en 5n g%etpin1eer1.
@intte NOR fein 6reun6 Deuti6lanos,
ober CT batte einen i@orfen 8lid fir
sic @ren5er borban6ener M0gli6fei'
ten. Sos bt er mdbreno bes ruiiii@>
iapomiiden @rieges betpieien, dig er
I'M giinitigem Mugenblid feinen @in-
fluff inn Sntereiie 6es Srie6ens GEL
ter6 mo9te, l1n6 INN IN a4erer tier
.2inie bottle @uBlnn6 eS at %Der6onten,
bab es bei oen Srie6enSberbmolun>
gen biel BETTER obi@nitt, a1s es na@
ser &riegslage beanipruden fonrte.
Sc lit mie6erbolt gemel6et tporoen,
@itte begiinitige sic 8%eitrebpngen
Der ruiiii9en Srie6enspartet, nno
6os modt ieinen pl0tli@en SOB niht
-hloB be6o11erIidL ion6ern bte1et9t
o119 erfflarlid.
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Invertebrates Hntrlei. 5:

9ie Gnelamber tperben lamgiam
tpobl gut Ser @iniiht tommen, bob Die
-oeutide nnteri eebIo6a6e ettpoS mebr
lit als Elm @luff. 9el,t1dIa1ro lit ar~
ilamoig gen,ag %geapeien, Die 8lodaoe,
lolange Ole bon .%,1nierer @egier11ng
einqeleiteten neutrality-suspicious.
lungen idhpebten, nidt gu forcierer.
Mun ober England 6ertli6 gu erfen=
men gegeben fat, baB eS mi&t gemiat
it, ouf ben @afbingtoner @ori6log
ein3ugeben, bot a1@ De11ti9la11o tel
ne @eronlail1ng mebr, ntf oie @emii-
bangen nnierer @egiernng @iidl t@t
81 nebmen. Desbalb lit mutt Der Sor-
cierung Der unterieeblo&aoe tpteoer
beeonner tpor6en, mnb Sen @rfolg gel
Gen Die 2on6oner Mel6ungen iber DIE
@erla1te Ser Iebten Gage. nno oas
lin6 MIR 6ie @erluite> 6ie 2on6on gu,
geltebt. Sic @erluite, bic es ber'
idmeigt, iteben cuff einem aroeren
8latt. l1ebrigens lit es re@t intez
reliant, baB 6ie BEL 6en @cpaptnieln
aerltorten englifden Gampfer bon
6em nnterieeboot u=20 berienft muir,
Sen, 6os nod friiberen 2on6oner Mel=
ba1nger ldngit a11f 6em Meeresgrunoe
liegen ionte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-25
@fborra gu Sdonbau(fn
1. April, 1915
@tttcrben ~ 9rieoridsrnb
80. 9uli, 1898

Deutf4lanbs, @9ulter an @4ulter
nit ben treuen 8unbesgenofen i'm
@uben!
Ginfuno3man3ig Sabre finb es felt
Shirt 8tsmard aus Dem Dffentlthen
2eber1, pom &an3lerpoften, 3uridtrat,
n1ebr als 1e95ebn Sabre finb perflof<
fen, felt Der 6irft in feinem Maufoz
leurn beigefeBt purbe, bod 9eutf@z
Lamb fat i'm ni@t pergefen unb &pirb
i'm au@ ME uno nimmer pergeifen.
@os Mrbenter bes @ifernen Rang
1ers, befen @irter un6 @@affen bas
Tunbament legte fir Die iebige uno
3ufiinftige @rDBe bes neue1 Deutf@en
@et@es, miro etpig bo@gebalten unb
a13eit treu bemabrt tperben, folange es
Deutf@e geben pirb.
Sir bic bunbertidbrige @ebentfeier
Der @eburt 8tsmard5 tparen f4on
Dor Sobren i'm gan3e1 beutf@en @et&e
ausgebebnte @orberettungen getroffen
tpor6en. @Gre Der Rrieg nt@t ge<
tommen, 10 Butte ii@ Die Jeter gu
einem ubermdltisenb groben Mattonal<
fef geftaltet, an benz gang 9eutf@z
Lamb teileenomme11 baber tpiirbe. Sc
gibt tpoBl taum etne Stobt ober gro'
Bere Ortf@aft, poimmer bic 6eutfde
3unge tlingt, bic nt@t trgenb Elm
@enfmal ,ober Mabr3ei4en gu @bren
bes groben 2an3lers aufautpetfe1 bat.
l1eberan purben beretts bic etnletterz
ben @@rttte getan, tint 6te lotdle1
6eftlt@teiter am bun6ertften @eburts>
tage 8ismards m0gli@ft gldn3enb 3u
geftolten, o1s Der arteg ausbra4. @us
rein prattif@en @riinoen muBte bon
elmer groben Mationalfeier Mbftono
qenpmmen meroen. Mber nenn au4
Sic plGne 1ottpenbiger @eife gednbert
tperberl mubten, 10 1T bamit feinesz
tpegs gefagt, bab 8ismards @eburtsz
tag iiberbaupt ni@t gefeiert tperbe1
pirb. Sn alien @auen Deutf4lanos
uro au@ auberba1b Der @ei&sgren3en,
poimmer Deuti@e gu ftnben ftnb.
tpirb an ienem Sage bas Mn6enfen an
ben @rinber 6es 11eren 9eutf@en
Reides in erniter unb pirbebo1er
Meife, tpie es e@ten Deutf@en aiemt,
geebrt tperben. Mu4 Die Deutf4et
in Mmerito tperben otefe @~elegenbett
ni4t poriibergeben laFen, ibrer @ers
ebrung fir sen groBen Ran3ler ange<
mefenen Musbrud gu geben unb i'm
gefeQigen @erein fem er0Btes 2ebensz
inert, Die Meugriinoung bes 9eutfden
@eides, gu preifen uno auf fein Mobl
unb ben elorreiden @ieg feiner Maf.
fen etn @la8 gu leeren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-25

M1f Ser &rairie berlorem. = Sent.
more Cooper, Ser beriibmte amerifa'
nild)e @@riftiteuer, bef9reibt IN els
rer 1einer @r5ab1ungen mer 6ds
Btonerleben sic @rlebniiie nn6 Miib-
Iale zines 8ar6erers, Ser ii9 bot.
1eine1 @omero6en entfernte m1t6 fid
in Ser en6loien Steppe berirrte; tpie
er mmber>panoerte 11n6 fi9 fblieB-
Ii9 rie6erlegte, INN 5n iterben.
SHE @piio6e erinnert an 6en gu
1ton@ bieler unglidli9em, tpeIde,
front un6 elen6, in ibrem Su9en
nod @eiun6bett Elm Cling na@ benz
on6eren beriu@em, 1n6 Ga ite bas
@e@te ni@t gefun6en, in @er5tpeif-
lung sic &offn11ng a11fgeben un6 in
ein friibes @rob itntem,
Gorni's MIpenfrdl1ter brtngt Sen
&ra1tfen un6 2et6en6en eine 8ot-
iboft Ser &offn11ng un6 @rm11nte-
r11ng. Cine gIafde, genalt mod @or=
19rift getrommen, miro feline 8trf-
Iamfeit betpeiien. nnglet6 on6eren
Meoi5iner 1T es nidt in Mpotbefen
gu erbulten. @pe3ialagentet perfau-
fen es; fails feiner in Sbrer Mo6-
haridoft tpobnt, idreiben Sic an:
Or. Neter Sabrnep & Cons 60, 19
-25 @o. &opne Mbe., @bioago, Su.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-25
%pu Ben bett1djen &arlamentariern

SQu OeH OeuIIueH
itebe1 6reibun6ert int Teloe. SIN
ga115en bot Ge11tidlano etpa adf5eb11=
bun6ert ge>pablte @olfSpertreter, et1
pones @e@itel tit allo inS 6el6 ge5o=
get. 8erut matt be6enft, 6oB Die
|bertt1hen &~arlame1ttarier burdtpeg I'M
r%eiferen Sitter iteben, lit baS eine iebr
hobe 3iffer. Son Den Mitglieoern
bes @ei9stags 5ogen ettpa iieb5ig m1s>
oabon 1in6 8pei gefallen. 2as prer=
biiAe Mgeor6netenba11s tit nit flint
unoled5ig M6itglieoern out DEM
&riegs19uuplabe %bertreten. Mn9 Die
2anotoge Ser an6eren 8unoesi taaten
iin6 itarf %bertreten. Son ben ytit=
glieoerr Ser baperi1den 5peiten &am-
mer 5ogen 5ebn binm1S. Mn@ bon ben
Mitglie6ern 6es eliaB= 1otbringilden
9anotoges iirb mebrere BET Der Sab=
ne, nn6 nt6t menige bon Ben @olfS=
nertretern baben ii6 IN ben &fe11
Der 5nriidliegen6en Morate r1bn1pou
u1sge5ei6rt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-25
Madridjten aus @o1t 5mfolge ba'

Na6rtdtett aus Nort 3tfolge bat
ser fiir8li@ ertpdblte Seiuiten~@e
raj 2e6od)opsfi bie 3abl Ser @ermol'
tungsbe5irfe Miiiitenten) UNI etnen
erb0bt. 8isber 3dblte man 6eren
fInf ie einen fir Stalten, @eutf4-
LAND, Sronfrei@, @paniet un6 eng.
LAMB, sic mie6errm in eine Mn5obl
@ropin8err 3%erfallen. Die ameritaai'
fden 8ropin5et1, bier an Ser 8abl nno
cine miiiion,- 1!amIi@: marplano'
Seem gorf 8ropin5, Miiioa1ri 8ro'
pin3, Seem Orleans &ronin5, @alifor,
mia 8robina 11tt6 Die Seem Meftco uno
Colorado Mifiion, geb0rten bisber
gum engliiden @ermaltungsbe8irf
nn6 iin6 nun gu einem eigeret1, bent
ledlten @ermaltungsbe5irf %bereinigt
un6 ielbititdn6tg tom englii@en ge-
tpor6en. Gum &a,tpt oes re1tert, ame'
rifoniiden neutrality-suspicious. mar-
Sc bonn Seiuitengererol Ser babp.
Sbomos S. Cannon, g.. s.. btslang
v@t. Mn6rep-on-Su6ion" -9epbi-
5iot 5u @ougbteepiie, q. g., als ST.
itrufteur ser Tertiarer tbatig, or,
1ta1m1t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-25
Bismoro6=gaQ
Bum 100. Sabresta8 Der @eburt
beS 0ritnberS oe6 Deutfdeu Metd3e8

@oueit bic beutf@e 3unse tltngt
tpirb am /. Mpril 0ieies Sabres bas
@ebd4tnis bes @riin6ers bes Deut<
f@en Mei@es, Tirit Otto bon 8isz
mard, nit Danfbartett unb patriotiz
5@er Begeifterung gefeiert .&peroen.
Otto bon Bismart murbe am 1. Mpril,
1875, gu @4Dnbaufen, in ber @ltz
mort, geboren un6 es 1T Elm etgerz
tumli@es ~3ufammentreffen, baB Der
bunbertfte Sabrestag feiner @eburt IN
cine Set fallen fonte, ba baS Deutf@e
@ei@, oas ibm in eriter 2inte feline
Meubegriinbung ,Derbantt, in etnem
fur9tbaren Rampf UNI fetnen Jortbe<
ftan6 begriffen 1T.
Mie tlar Bismart gefeben, tDte fett
er sebaut, Benefit am &larften bic
@inmitigteit, bas treue 3uiamme11<
balten ber Bunoesitaaten in biefer 3eit
Der priifung, Die @elbtDerftanblt@=
felt NIT pel@er ale Snbtbtbuen, ale
@emeinben unb ale 8unoestaaten
ale @onoerintereKen ben Snterefen
bes Mei9es unterorbneten unb it@ 31z
fammen{@aarten, bereit, fir Scatter
unb &ei@ @ut uno 8lut auf benz Ml<
tar bes @aterlar16es gu opfern.
@Gre es benz groBen &on3ler bod
perg0nnt eetpeien, biefen 3riumpb gu
erleben! @ie bitten ieine gralen
Mugen gebliBt por Treu6e unb patrtoz
ti{@er 8egeifterumg. @ie bdtte fet1
9er3 geglibt poQ @enugtuung iber
Bic glorret@en Maffentaten Ml'
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6altet @nre @ineepeibe regnlar.

Wte Se6erm0m &DetB, 1tno DE
gtngetpei6e Elm 4b3ugstanalipltem
6es &orpers, un6 es 1T bon grobter
@i6tigfeit, 6aB 6ieielben ii@ einmal
oes Cages beipeeen. @enn Cure @in-
getpei6e peritopft mer6en, nebmt eine
Colts GbamberIains Sablette gleid)
nah Sem Mben6eIien, nn6 Tie tperoen
sic l1nor6nung in Sr6nung 3n britt
gen. gu faltfen in Senrp's Corner
0rug Store. ~ Mn5.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-25

- fir einert 8rm6itifter mlroe er
bon olle,1 gebaltetr un6 6anad beban-
belt. l1n6 er nermodte bie BON Dem
l,nIeligen Srrtbum 8efange1tetr ni6t
BON Ieiner l1nidulb am iiber5eugen,
BENT midt offem ionoern beritedt
binter {ei1rem &ii6en flagte mon i'm
an, beboftete i'm nit einem Mafel,
ser mie abenbe Sa11re sic &einbeit
1eines Mome1rs' 5erfrab. Sin ie6er
@roteit leinerieits gegen oe, ihimpf-
Iiden @eroadt miir6e iofort 5ur6olge
Qebabt baben, 6aB 6ie bamii@e @elt
lib 5ugefliiitert bate: ~Mba Der
getroffene &11n6 belt," ODER: user
lid e1tldpnloigt, flagt iih an!"
sc is epe e l1ngliid, BOP gu 1T
Ser Mo6t i'm @al6 gemeie biit," na'
terbrady sic 9dpeiter ieinen @eban-
tengong, lin 6aB Ser Nadtmadter,
aleih 1toodbem 6es Geier m1sges
brode Is, en- Mann bot geiebe, Der
bon ntlrer @beuer aus iiber Die
@ie1' mood benz @al6 gelaofe Is!
Dobord is 6es gan5 @eidtuab uff=
fomme!"
uDopon ueib ib ia fetn @ort, @u>
fel! so lit es bod nidt oasgeidloi-
len, 1aB Ser 8ran6 abii6tlib gelegt
lpur6e? Mber tpar11m babt SIR MIR
be1rn 1idts er5dblt?"
v@eil sic W1a1tter INT i@ geiebe
bome, pie ldtper 9ir's o1rfommt,
Did in 6es 1rel1e 2eme at i@ide, 90
noute mir Sir 6es @er5 nit nod
Id>perere made! Sobtel is iiher, BOB
ser 8ror6 nit 6ltrd Selbitert5iin6mng
bon Sci a1sgebrode is, mics 5rerit
geboabe bot! Ser Nadtpa6ter bot
redt geiebe! Sc mrB Ell @erl on
1tnirer @deuer geneien iein, oenm ont
aru1ere Morgen6 batpe iie nod Dem
fei SnBipure genuine, Sic mood benz
@ol6 GIT ga1tge finn. Ser Mann bot
aaper fdtpere gerrageIte @dub ange=
babt, mie Du an benz Sag nit ge=
troge boit. @obri@einli6 Is es Ser
nGmlib @tromer getpeie, ben tie am
Sag borber eineei tedt batpe, &petl er
en 6rudtboa1ie I'M Sel6 angeitedt
bott! Ser is bod in Der namli@e
Ma6t aus benz @efdngniB ausge'
brode un fonnt oa6 Biz beit nod
nit mi66er ertpii9t ner'nl"
u@enagelte Sdrbe> pie i@ file
nidt getragen babe?" itammelte
grnft tonIos. so lit 6ie 8rage auf=
%getporfen moroen, 6aB i6 Ser Sbater
fem fonnfe?"
vMnemol batpe iie miiie molle, mo
gu in ser Ma@t getpeie biit! Ser
@en6arm bot 9i6 10 ielbit gefrogt,
mie gu famit! Sin 9einer @eritort.
felt bift gu oad gor nit getpabr
norm oaB ct 9ei Sdub ge1,mu be-
tra6t bot I'M baB er uffgepabt bot,
Oh Di6 ser Mero nit onbeMt! Sen
batte 1te ndmlt6 nff Die Spmr bon
Dem @erl gefebt. Ser &ur6 bot fid
otper gar nit INN Di@ getiimrnert =
80 batte iie etpe faa1 @e4peis I'm
muBte Sid in Stub %loiie!"
Limo allies 6ies babt STR mir Der
idtpiegen - bobt MIDI abnungslos
nit Sen 2euten Derfebren laiier, Die
10 l9ledt bon Mir 6e1fen?"
v@ir batpe Dir, mie gefagt, 6es
2epe nit nod i@tperer mode moQe,
mie's ibon for Sid fem mmBt. I'm
menn gu mir folgit, 6ann ntmmit
lou Sir sic Sa9 tpeiter gar nit gu
Serge! @eb Detn geraoe @eg mei'
ter, berfebr INIT Sc 9eit mood mie Dor
I'M gu merit iebe, 6aB sic @elt 5ur
@inii9t fommt, tpenn ite itebt, bob
Dn aus Dem rdmlibe &ol5 tpie De
@atter ieIig geid1ibt btit!"
6ortiebung foIgt.)
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-25

Mmd bas 2iieen lit cine Stunt,
unter 6erer Siingern es mebr @tiim-
per als Meiiter eiebt, nn6 in 6ieier
ge5iebnng m%enigiters forn1er Ole gal1i-
fen bon ben @ng1art6ern nod niel
Ier11er.
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@utes 8ei1piel.

@Dbn@en: rpapa, bite, erfldr' mir
ben 8egriff @unber."
@ater: nNa, 6as pdr' gum 8eifpiel
Der Tau, menn Mamo MIDI bate, ibr
Mirti@aftsgelb berab5ufeBen!"
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Rinhermun s.

@err (im 8abnabtetl gu einem Mitz
.retfenben): Isle baben bod tpobl cine
S@malbe i'm 8auer?"
nSapoblL un6 atpar eine @au@<
f4malbe."
Trib@en 0einem 9opa leiie ins
DIR: rDarf CT Die ben1 bter 'retnz
bringen9 @ir fabren bod Ni@tz
rau9er!" 8
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ietGtppIl.

Observation-Disclosures (bei ser @ntz
laFung zines @trafgefangenen): r@rt
geloben sic feierli4ft, einen ebrli4en
Manbel fibren gu mollen, unb nun
ion t6 Sbnen gar 5nr Miebererlan<
g1ng Der etnge5ogenen @inbru@smertz
5euge perbelfen?"
rsSo, 9err 9irettor, bas itnb ales
@rbitide bon metnem ieltgen @ater!!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-25
Reines Menf9en 6reunb.

&eine8 Menf@en Trtnnb.
Sci 8antbeamte am &afenf@alter:
ga, i@ tann Sbnen biefen @bed nur
ous3ablen, menn sic mir irgen6 lez
mano berbringen, Der sic ibentifi3iez
rem tam, sic peroen bo@ in ber
@ta6t irsenb einen Treunb baben9"
.g}i@t einen ein3isen. Sd BIN
6unoefdnger."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-25
8itteres urtei1.

r9oben Sic f@on seb0rt: Miai
Meper, Ser Dor pielen Sabren na@
Muftralien ging, iol1 bort Elm grobes
5ter getporben fein?"
vsaein @unber; Der 1T ia BON ieber
Elm erobes &amel gepeien!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-25
g tiQter 3meifel !.

@ait ibt in einem Mirtsbaus @a<
fenbroten. Cine tldglt@ mtauenbe
&aBe felt ibm gu. @r ruff ben Sell
r1sr: r9a1enbraten fou bas iein?"-
n2lber senib-gemib!!"- SIC b0ren
Sic NAL, t@ glaube Der trauern6en
@itme ba mebr als Sbnen!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-25
sc II + 8.

g.: rSbr 5uno 1T ia Elm ouberz
orbentli9 eelebriges Sier. Molen
sic nt@t berfu@en, linn ou9 oqs
@pre@en bet3ubrtngen2"
g.: vMo5u? Sci uns bat niemano
etmas gu fagen, als meine 5rau!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-25
RD6innen BON beute.

mann (am aofeetif&): SD iab
bod geitern Setg in 6er &u@e iteben;
tpo bletbt. benin Ser &u@en2"
Grau: rM@-6er 1T nod lang ni@t
fertig! 'Mls i@ glaubte, Der Setg
tpdre ldngit in Der 5orm, ba batte bic
RDdin gerabe eine @pbinr baraus
mpbel1tert."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-25
@herafraae.

uMiepiel Nerpen bat Ser Menf@9"
Mntnprt:
rMeununbfunf3ig. @enn penn er
einen mebr bdtte, bann batte ct Sin
Merben9oc,1
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-25
Simmer @ef@Gftsmunn.

vMlio, ,@ie tpiinf@en meine So@ter
gu beiraten-bitte, nebmen Sic plab;
sic trinfen bo9 Elm @las nit mtr9"
vgeein, bonte, erft bas @e1@Gft unb
bann Dos @erQniigen!!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-25
Gin nnteri@ieb.

!6elene: Stein, Greb, i@ tana ri&t
bic 9eine fem"
Jreboie: .l1no lparum ni@t2"
6elene: sd seb0re gu einem Trau>
eneman3ipationsz@ Club i@ tann
ni@t sic Deine fein-aber bu. tannit
Der Mfeine 1ein."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-25
Gin S@alf.

g.: r9em alien 9abbed iab thinner
Der @@elm i'm Maden, ielbft in per
erniten @tunbe, als er fem Seitament
ma9te.".
s.: rMiefo2"
g.: r@r but ieinem Meffen, einem
fonatti@en M%bitnen3ler, fir 10000
Marf 8rauereiaftien Derma@t."
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1915-11-05
School Notes

Paul Terhaar entered high
school Monday.
Joe Gehring was absent from
school Monday.
Loran Morgan was absent one
day last week.
Burdette Randall is enjoying a
vacation in Palouse.
Ruby Reed had an attack of
tonsilitis last week and was abb
sent from school several days.
The manual training classes
have completed a work bench of
which the school may well be
proud.
The local high school basket
ball team won the game played
with Sites last Friday by a score
of 36 to II. So.
The sewing classes have made
caps, dust cloths, towels and
wash cloths, and of which they
are very proud.
Mrs. Fryer is suffering with an
attack of la grippe, and the sem
iors are taking her place teaching
the primary grades.
The Baconian literary gave the
first program last Friday. It
was quite successful. The next
program will be given Nov. IL.
The hard time party given at
the Huff home last Saturday was
one of the enjoyable parties of
the season. Caroline Terhaar
and Barney Seubert won prizes
for being most appropriately
dressed and Miss Gray received a
prize given to the "cutest school
ma a'am."
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1915-11-05
tire farming area of that district
was planted to corn this year.

tire farming area of that district
was planted to corn this year.
For the first time in many
years the Nez Perce county Jail
at Lewiston now contains but one
prisoner.
The picture of the ex-governor
James H. Hawley will be placed
in the hall of fame which is to
remain as a monument to the
San Francisco exhibition. The
selection of Mr.. Hawley as Ida
hos most distinguished son was
made by Governor Alexander on
invitation of the Panama. Pacific
international Exposition.
William Cameron, of Carey,
Blaine county, shot and killed
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Adamson,
parents of his wife; James Adam
son, their son; his own 18-month's
old son and then pursued and
killed his wife who was trying to
escape with their three small
Children; afterward ending his
own life by his wife's body.
Cameron, who formerly ran a
hotel and livery barn at Carey,
went to the Adamson home last
Friday evening and on being re-
fused entrance began shooting.
He killed the three members of
the Adamson family and his own
babe and then pursued and killed
his wife, who had fled when the
shooting began. Cameron was
recently arrested and fined for
assaulting his wife, who had ap-
piled for a divorce.