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The Detroit times., 1915-11-19
You uncork that
sunshine tank

by letting some Prince Albert joy smoke sift into
your system via jimmy pipe, for you never got
such fun out of tobacco in all your life
Get that p A flavor? Get that p A. aroma3
Go to it mighty cheerful because p. A. can't
bite! Puff away like you hit perpetual motion
in the first round And keep fired-up till tbs
The Detroit times., 1915-11-19

HATS the difference between humbled
by four socalled tied BY a
and team that has defeated Princeton? ago
The Detroit times., 1915-11-19

Here 10 another hgst.el.cf-d member
offhs P1no~ %fb-rf ofd-ffrne Jimmy
pipers club This - John O'ReiNv,
Of East Providence. X. l.. who has
Just passed fhs century marx Mr
O'ReiBy - one Of those srsnd old
men who hss-asD~ 20 fhf- r,rc $50
with ihs JOYS Of NJ, friendly Jimmy
pipe fresh m RE mind esch rnorninG
he has always been . liberal sn1oksr
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-09-09

Tie school house at the Eastside
is having thorough cleaning, Dewey
Patton is manager of the work.
Bonnie Caswell who came out to
the Shrimp ranch at the close of
school, returned to his home in
Boise, Monday, to resume his school
work again.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. shrimp were
Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. e. M.
Perkins and daughter, and in the
evening they were entertained at
the Geo. Barker home, enjoying the
delicious watermelon and cantaloupe.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-09-09
HELP WANTED.

Wanted about 20 prune pickers
beginning August 25th, at the Chris
Henrichsen ranch. Good camping
place, plenty shade and fire wood,
ranch 1 and one-half miles east Of
town.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-09-09
PEACHES.

1c pound at orchard 1 mile west
of Payette. Or delivered 100 pounds
and up. Phone 2S6-R2-G. o. Holmes
adv33t4.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-09-09
Little Willow Notes

Mr.. and Mrs. b. ID. Mcintyre ana
Mrs. Say were visitors at the r. Y.
Currin home last week.
Little Elizabeth Kelly, the 3-year-
old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. David
Kelly, was taken very i'll with chol-
er' infantum and was moved at once
TO the home of Gary Hurst and med
ical aid was called. The little girl
is better and hopes are entertained
that she will soon be fully recovered.
Mr.. R. Y. Currin was a business
visitor at the Thornton ranch at
Crystal last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Shrimp were
over to Crystal last week and were
also visitors at the Thornton pack
ing house, where there We're some
busy workers. Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde
Currin, Alene McGreevy, Katherine
Stirm, Evelyn Skippen and Chas. Nc
Greevy were among the packers from
the Little Willow neighborhood.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Stirm visited at
the r. Y. Curtin home last week.
Hopes are entertained that the
Little Willow Irrigation project VIII
yet be realized. We, the residents
here in this valley, can little imagine
what the full meaning of irrigation
really is. Not having water for irri-
gation we have not the faintest idea
what this soil will do and what we
rufth irrsiUa ion
Co down the valley, go to Fruit
land, or go where you may and take
away the water, let them do as we
on Little Willow have done all these
years and the showing would not
compare with what we have. Give us
irrigation and we will go ahead of
the best of them.
Mr.. Harden has an air pressure
pump which he is working out on
his deep well. Should this be sue
cessful others may try the air pres
sure to pump with, for it would be
a big saving on gasoline.
August Sinkbeil will thresh at
the McGreeyy, Davis, Sleeter, Skip
pen ranches this week. We under
stand that he will go en- up the
valley and finish up the work and
not the gasoline outfit, as reported
earlier
Walter R. shrimp spent a day and
night last week, in Ontario VISITING
his cousin A. C. shrimp and wife.
Mrs. Nell Drinkwine, Mrs. Arb
Drlnkwine, Mrs. Shrimp, Mrs. Nc
Jntyra and other neighbors have
assisted Mr.. and Mrs. Kelly and Mr..
and Mrs. Hurst, in the care OF thelr
sick child.
Cbas. Nelson of the Heights VIII
soon leave for Montana to Join MS
sister wlo is in the Mercantile busl-
ness and who is also the Postmaster
In the Montana town. Mr.. Nelson
may remain away year or more.
Mrs Perkins will go to her school
at McCammon, Idaho, in the near
future.
Mrs. B. D. Mcintyre was busl-
ness visitor in Payette last FRIDAY
her mother, Mrs. Say, came III
town having spent two weeks at
the Mcintyre home. Mrs. Say wene
ON to Boise where she will WISH
her son.
Mrs. Oscar Keefer, who has been
+, Pavette at the Arment home for
some time, is reported to be stead
lily improving.
Miss Angela Burns will board at
The L. H. Patton home during the
school year.
Howard Salisbury who is teachms
in District 4, will board at the II.
" currin home. School started IN
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-09-09

FOR SALE: Piano. P. o. Box
294. 35tf.
The Glasgow courier., 1915-08-27

ties. About $50 head belonging 10
Kon Kohrs are among the bunch be-
ing held by the mounted police. 1t
is said that this kind of trouble oc-
ours periodically, but is generally ad-
justed to the satisfaction Of all the
parties concerned.
There was horse race at the driv-
ing park Thursday afternoon. Some
said it was a trotting race, but we
don't think it. Well, anyway, the
race was between four year colt
belonging to Billy Griffith and Col.
Roberts "Scout." Leather drove the
colt while the colonel looked after his
own ribbons. After getting the two
steeds off at the pole the spectators
repaired to Sullivan's Cafe for re-
freshments and a social game Of
seven-up, returning to the track In
time to see an exciting finish on the
part of Leather who imagined Scout
was pushing him hard when in real
ity the Roberts horse had just crossed
the quarter mile post when the colt
reached the half. Space will not per-
NIT publishing the official time.
The Glasgow courier., 1915-08-27
WEEKLY WEATHER REPORT

The weather conditions for the week
ending Saturday, August 21st, were
practically a repition of the two pre-
ceding weeks. The first six days of
the week were clear and warm fol-
lowed by showers and cooler weather
Saturday, August 21st. The highest
temperature was 80 degrees on Tues
Sc degrees on Wednesday, August IL
day, August 18th and the lowest was
making a weekly range in tempera-
ture of 33 degrees. There was an ex-
cess in the daily mean temperature
of 5 degrees as compared with the
normal.
The total precipitation for the week
was O.38 inches which is nearly twice
the average for this period. A Sc
we're thunderstorm accompanied by
cloudburst and heavy destruction hail
occurred Sunday evening, August 18th
near Alma in Hill county. Thcnder-
storms occurred on the 18th, 18th, goth
and 21st. There were clear days
and l cloudy day. The wind force
was light to gentle from the east. The
threshing of winter wheat is we'll un-
der way. Spring wheat and oats are
being harvested, much hay making
continues. Flar and corn are in ey'
cellent condition, patatoes and Other
vegetables give promise Of an unpre'
dented yield.-C. w. Ling, Observer
Weather Bureau.
The Glasgow courier., 1915-08-27

If you favor war, dig a trench in
your back yard, fill it half full of wa
ter, crawl into it, and stay there for
a day or two without anything to eat'
get lunatic to shoot at you with a
brace of revolvers, and machine
gun, you will have something just
as good, and you will save your coun.
try a great 6eal of expense.-Ex'
change.
The Glasgow courier., 1915-08-27

Entries for the auto wheat prize at
the Montana State Fair are coming IN
thick and fast. Every section of Mon
tana is anxious to get this big reward.
The Glasgow courier., 1915-08-27
WONDERFUL CROP RECORD


Montana's wonderful record in COM
petition with the world at the San
Francisco exposition this year has in
spired the Northern Pacific railroad
to issue report containing a brief
description of the prizes which won
513 medals at the exposition, and sta
tistics showing the crop increases in
Montana in the past ten years.
Copies of the report, which is to be
distributed throughout the United
States, were received yesterday at the
local Offices of the Northern Pacific
railroad.
Montana is now riding on a great
wave of development, and the crest
has not yet been reached" says the
report. "The year 1914 set a high
water mark. That year brought into
Montana more new farmers and bet
ter farmers than any of it's predeces-
sors; that Montana produced the
greatest crop of its history; that year
farm prices were better than in years
past and the stimulating effect of
thousands of successful farmers is
now being felt throughout the length
and breadth of the state"
The following is the portion of the
report showing the crop growth of
the state from 1904 to 1914:
Wheat
Acres Bus. Farm Val.
1904 108,608 2,596,735 s 2,311 ,079
1914 10000 18,356,OOO 16,7O4, 900
Corn
1904 1902 S6,624 5S,9O4
1914 $4,000 100000 1864, 900
| Oats
1904 1e7,2o7 6,ao3,7o4 1895, ,7o4
1914 $4,000 18,550,000 7,234,00O
Barley
1904 1852 523,310 324,452
1914 1000 100000 $4,000
Rye
1904 1871 37,283 1860
1914 10000 100000 $4,000
Potatoes
1904 1852 1,882,166 1,14S,121
1914 $1,000 5,1s0,00o 3,S15,0O0
! Hay (Tons)
1904 348,9s0 670,042 5,829,365
1914 100000 1.75o,ooo 15,225,ooO
Flax
1904 1884 74,627 7O,938
1914 100000 2,560Q0o 3,o72,0OO
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-06-25

0as alle8 tuurce nit notler Renuts
mis- oeg dmeritdniiheu prdiioeuten
Maoifpn uuo Ieines aabiuets betries
ben. - uno GOD purOe tetn Singer
geriibrt. bis penige Nodsn Dor Der
un0Iidletigen S4ldht bon 8Ids
oensbur9! .lluglaubIih trGge"
nannteu Idon 6el6idtsihreiber Der
nddffolgenoeu 3eit oieIe 4ominis
fratioE. 4ud ais Die Iot duf Die
Sin9er 6rannte, puroeu Die 9orbea
reitungen fir bic 3uldmmenbriugung
elmer gertsioigungsma6t fur Gle
6dupttaot fs6r i4Iupp betriebsn.
Den 9ouoerneursn Der ein3eInen
Stadten puroe es iiberla6eu. gang
ndh 9eIieben WiIi3su uuf5ubieten;
crit penn tie 0amit gu Gnoe feien
uuo oariiber berihtst bGtten. fouten
Oieie Streittrifte Der g~unOe5regiez
.t.ng unterlteat rperoen, oeneu nod
cine Qbtsilung 9unosstruppen beige
seben peroen ioIte.
Mitttertueile pareu sic 9riten on
einem Buntte Der G6eIupsate Ban -
po Ie ldugIt cine 4n3a6I 5ulelu
uubebiR0ert beieBt uu0 8efes
ltiqungen angeIegt bdtteu eelans
BET uno marlfierteH Die etIua so
meileu. a~1eroiug8 ourh ihpisrige
8eIdnoe, auf Baibin9ton Los. no
lire Spions td9lih eins uuo aus@
giuaenl
gu 8laoensburg. Dem alien Walbs
inatoner Duea 5elos, etioa 6 Ulcis
len bon Der 5nuptitaot, fam es an
"a. 4u9uit gum &umpf. Die Grgs
tdnocr 8dbltsn $500 auserIsleue 2eus
te: Die 4msrjtdner tparen I'M gdn3eu
etiud 5000 mann fart, aber duers
meiItens suldmmeugepurfeIte WlIlt5s
ler phne ale Shulung, W}ilitdrilh
in Betraht tdmeu uur $50 Wann
ReJuldre uuo tuum 800 Seeioloas
ten unter & ommooor 8arnen.
Dem ein,igen QeIo oes cages. Die
Reguldren rifen fdlt 10 irib aus,
uie Die W}ili3Isr; aber 8arneps See
IioIoaten ihIugen orei Nugriffs beg
fejn0e5 3uriit, uno plAen erl. ala
i6r gefehlsba6er ihper 0ertpnnoet
Uuo acfqngen mar. uno iie Et Ionit
Uoai.dnca perldiien Idben! 81gnep
6dtte eiuen 5duB III Den Oberideus
itel erbalttn; bic &ugsl 1T ME herous.
IGe}o9en p0r0tu, nno i'm Sabre 1918
lit CT an Der Wunoe 9eitorben.
er oogerte pon ! bj8 4 uhr notmit'
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-06-25

grus bic 3utunft! Bon Dem nati;es
Hxzscn Gdpitsl gilt Dies um 10 mebr.
1fa zzon puE gsipifsr Seite bemibt
sM 2asielbe bel Der beuiigen 8eneras
fasn IN 8~srqsfenbsit 3u bringeH. lltO
5u1 sEiheint Is beute tuieoerum iebr
Ez1asm. bic Grinuerung oaran duf'
xafrIffen.
IN Den Mouaten, ebe Der QroBe
sErlftrleg Iosbrah. puroe in .naHs
sSxn aHgIosamsyitantih den T.retten
Grwlie Stimmung fir Die IbbdItung
sxs grDBen ~angeIidhfih" ODER
ExfsifGh ; dmeritauiiden 8erbrnoe-
xnnass unb WeItfrieoens 5eltes
4EHrnh;, gum hunoertidbrigen 9e-
axssen oes .lsBten arieges 3piiten
&xx xugIilh fprehenoen 0atIonen"
rnta as ,ungesriibttn 5rieoens" letts
n. tudbrlIt nIft ourh DE
5cAx.o Der 8riteu uuaetriibt. BOD
1m Sabre 1914 iolte Der aIimbim
nor ff geben; abet ungelidts oes
sarxaPdiiheu &rieges mare Dies bod
stx ~ blutiger 6obn gepefsu!
Salgnerbin nuroe am "a. Oejsnla
hrr Dem 9unoertiabr Gag oes
rrA<nsihtu6es BON Sent Grs
E%afihts in dmeritluiiher Shpelfs
sueSeiei Dor eiueu1 8oIte geleiltet,
8a8 Die 8ett
FgE EdEfte itluttst uuo sur 3dlfte
preIlt
1Se Str engIiits 0idter 8pron 10
y6z non Itiner ti9enen Ration lingt.
Hber teius Der betreifenoen linz
izsssIgngs sReosn sutbieIt sinen Son
asE hu @reueItateu Der britiiden
rhireunoe" in Der d~meritantlhen
gnsS0auptitdot, bic ibueu pehrs
xns prsis9eqebep mar. lIno anglo
GHrrzlf1niihe 3eitun9tn brau6ten
ax-Fars i6ren 8dum 81 notlpen0i9
srn Breittreteu Der buHosf0ttis
hsgu britiffut Qugen. iibsr Die reut
e1 atrocities" or Geutlhen in Bel
Harx cher 5rantrsit. I'M auf loitt
u2G Eamelen urud}utomMen. Gel'
Fsu mir Dtuii6aHegttaner Dem 0e-
aahtnls %unierer Wiiburger etpds
aat
thou uber 3lpei Sabre beitdnc
SER Arieq 3tpjihtn Gn9I1uo uno Den
MertinigteH Staattu, banptidhIid
asuya oerurldtt. onb 1obn Nuil
{ms alsieIben Rstte CUR 8trgeDoltia
gEEs ameritaniihtn Shifi5oertehra
rauaBte. peld}e It in n~eueiter 3sii
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-06-25

3. 0eutmal 5ei Baltimore. 100 0eueraI
AOy iiel.
ter ssitifiet puroe. uno dle
feline Nahtommen oas Brioile9ium
erbislten, ii6 rgOros BON gIaosnss
burg" gu nennen.
Cine britiItt 0arftsauns oss
aampfss, bic auf Iniere Gage ge'
tommen lit. iagt. Die 9uItung Der
amsritnnii9sn SruppeH iei bic
ihIsbteIte iiber6oapt mogIite" gene
Zen, nit dqeiniger 4usnabme BON
9drneps Sseiol0aten, oeren gIGnSens
oe 5apferteit anertannt miro. Bran
riiros iid absr isbr irren. tpenn mon
gIaubte. onB Die 8riten Elm beionoers
lsihtes Spiel gebabt hdtten! 9ages
gen fpribt ihoH Die Satfd6e. oaB
lie in Dem orsiltunoigen Sample =
Der 8erIult Der NmeritaUer. Die
bon 9snsral Winosr befebIigt
iparen, hstrug mad antIider 4ngube
26 Cote uno 81 8%erpunoete. Grit in
Den Wdloern ldmmelten lth ore SER
Itreuten Streittrdfte mteoer.
4
Sds .tronenbe" Greignis bes Sos
ges Qber mar Die 9lInosrung uno
Rieoerbrenuung Dor WaibiugtpR,
uno oie Seele oieIsr Sdanotdt mar
4om. Gotburn. Ser, pie INNER,
nab 8sute O~iirItste uno bic 3erit0s
rIng ais Sport bstrieb.
ur5priingiid poQts @eneraI Qrms
ilrong, Der ameritaniihe 3risgssSes
tretdr, oas aus feitem @ranit gebaus
te alpitoI ais Sort fir einsn Sampf
6tnlBen; aber @ensral 8inoer uno
Staatss Setretdr Mouroe (oer ipiz
tere grdIioent) parsn oagegen, uro
man entfdloB iia in a1er 9ait, Die
Staot Die oamals tdum 5000
Ginpobnsr bate, gegsn etpa $780,
900 beute - obne isoen 2ampf aufs
jugebeu. DEN f~Iiebenoen Soloaten
folgte iber ole 9Gtfte Ger 8epDlte>
ruug. Dem prdfoeuten WaoiioE,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-06-25

nod ole Idn9e 6ol36ride ii6er Den
Potomnc nieoergebrdnnt.
Die Wdihin5toner brttilAen untas
ten riefsn nidt nur in 4merita, ions
bern aud in europa ole groBte Gntz
ruItunq 6eruor. S6omas Seffer'on
ihrieb an ieinen 5rsuuo 2ufapette:
Dieter barbdrtifer 4tt bat Die
sanSe Notion entfIammt; Der Melt
in europa o6er miro er Elm unauss
loi1liher 8etpeis oes brutdIen G1as
rdtters Der sngliihen Regierung iein:
ie lit perurteilt ur ollie
Setter.
@lej4Idm cine dmttihe 8%elohaung
fir Q0miral Godburns Shanotdten
mar Is aud. oaB 0erielbe i'm Sabre
IpGter bic Gbre bate. Den groBen
Napoleon nab Ct 9etena brins
qen gu 0urfea. Hoh piele dnoere Gbs
rem erbielt er bis gu leinem, eri:
1858 erfol0ttn Gohe.
=. General RoB dber loute 0engBdib
instouer Triumph" gar niht Iange
u6erIe5en. Die 8riten mohten UNI
mittelbar 0orndd sinen @eriuh. aud
Baltimore gu nebmen uno aus5u:
pllnosrn. 6ier fanoen lie ieoOd uber
ra%id5enoen DioerItano. 3ob fiet in
ser SdIatt gu 0ortb 9'oint, IT,
Uieilen DON Baltimore. pdbren0 er
Ole ongreifenoe 2auosS treitmudt
iubrte.
0amaIs lit. ssleoentIid Ser 9e.
idieBung oes sorts Dit9enrq Ou'd
brittide Gdnonsnboote, audi oas
prddtige Qieo r0o5 S~terRenbeidte
Banner" BON 5rcntis Scott aep ses
ihaffsn porseH.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-06-25

binous. iprang in iGr Mutpmobil,
uno n0d elmer bulben Stunbe te9r-
te iie nit einem prIntiger Spiel5.uo
5uriid. Die nnosren Oauen botten
untsroeHen eInen Soloaten bolen
lnfsn, DER ototiid perItonb uno
ben S6nar3en fragen ioqte. NIs
Der Oolmstifer stntrut, orehte Ger
Neger ssrnot ons Spiel3eug, bus or
beiorgte Dame Inn eben gsbrott
bate, 5pii6en cen !9dnoen. ohre
81 mi7en, mas sr bomit fon:e.
~Wpateit 9u oas buben?" fraJts
i'm Der 0olmetidsr. Der Ne9ec
ihiittette ben &opf unO iagte mil
einem traurigen Seuf5er: rReir".
n9ber mas fpiaft 0u benn eigent
li6?" fragile Der peibe Solbat.
Worauf Der Neger ibm 3uftliter,e;
Sin Stiidden 8rot..."
Gin onoeres Mol puroe in rim
Qo3orett Elm 8erpunoeter einaeIie.
fert, befien Sduberteit olle5 gu min
Ihen iibrtg lteB. Gr tam augens
i4einlid brett aus benz S6uben,
groben bel i6le9tem 8etter. DE
u~ornebmen PfIegerinnen peiger.sr
fi6 gang entidiepen, ibn ousautleis
ben, oa Der @eruh. ben Der I'm
gliitli6e oerbreitste, gu fir6terlid)
mar. Gs muBte alio cine ri6tige
&ranfenpflegerin tommen, Die Dine
tpeiteres ibre Nrbett Dsrrihtete, ben
Soloatsn enttIeibete, puIh uno lsts
ne beftig f6mer5enoen Wunoen ts.
bonbelte. 2ls nun Die Oomen lid)
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-06-25

Der 8~ranofadel 3srIt0rt. On ben
pirtli6 Oerteibigtsn Ruitens pldssn.
ipis NorfoIt, puroen re u~aeroiugs
3uriidgeIAlagsn; uno ua4oem Iare
5Iotte meiitens i4lehts 9eiAdfte aa'
SIo>atldntit gernatt. tebrte ie nab
Der G6efapeatss9ap Suriit. iueitere
Neritdrtunsen abp0rteno. ue5er
Bermuda tommeno lute ihon 3iuei
porberige britil6e Grpeoitionsu -
trafen auF 81 arisgsbootsu Di.oer
1000 Monn Sruppeu an Der oirgis
niIhen Guite Elm Iautsr Rrisgss
9eteronen eritsn Ranges. Die gu Wels
Iingtons Gerntruppm geborten uno
gteiA oielen anoeren Streittrdften in
europa infOIge Der Nieoerfuerfung
RapoleOns frei geporoen tparen.
Sbsrbefeh!5bober Der 5Iotte mar @os
mirat Cir George 6 otburn. uno
ole 3ruppen ipur0en BON General
8 befe9ligi.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-06-25
Eariler gi.essrinnsn.
Semerfcnsfuertc Stimmunssbiloer ans
Barrier Sa,nretten.

GiseHartige Ssenen aug Barrier
2a3oretten puroeu u~nIdngit in ein'm
grieft Der r0mii6en rSribunn" &C.
f6iloeyt. Dir Oamsn, Die Die pfie=
ge pom Yerpunoegcl ubtrn2mmen
boten, riibsrtreiben" mannmnl ,brs
Nufmertiamteit unD Den Gifer iblec
Gitfe. So tcmuG =. ouB mantec
Soioat a3 BEL tUeitem uor3ie6t, po,l
elmer beruis.IGBiqeu Bflegerin 81
oient 3u rUeroeu. ais BON elmer BIZ
Ier 1dmen. Sn eirem Qa3oret,.
oas Don elmer au5ldnoiIten 9olonic
in Bari5 eingerintet moroen uct,
puroe Dor tur5em Elm Regeriingline
eingsliefert. UNI Den iih Die uerltte-
oenen ariitotratiihen 9umen tpie
Oerriidt geblroe:en. Nqe i~iherbdlrs
ten i'm nit 3drtlidteit uno 81.
Ihenten, als 10 s3 Iid I'm ods re-
3enoite meiBe 9nbp qebdnoelt bdt.s.
Gines Sages puren loieoer bic De.
idents duf pas Ystl os5 SAparSe..
herabgeregna, aber Der pfIsgling
erf9ien peniger oergniigt ais font.
Gin Sturm bon 6ragsn ging auf
i'm nieoer, Die 0nmeH 3eigten ibm
ibr boloeite5 2dheIn, Tie petteiferten,
ibm bunoert fA0ne Sahen gu Der
Iprehen. Cine Der Oamen bottt
I4lieBith einen Geoauten. Sic eilte
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-06-25

Der ieirs 6lutt eigentIia ihou pom
8ldoensburg aus, uno 5luar. 5lpet
Stunoen Dor Dem 8eginn Der
Snlaht, ~begonnen bate, bIieb niAts
ubrig, ais o~ieIelbe Iort5uieBen.
Meit msbr Wtut uuo 0etitesges
qenlpart, ais Ser prdFoent. Seigte
Ieine Satin, Die ldoue uno CUTE
nOpqp" MaoiiOn, uno tbr lit audi
Die 8ettung pieIer uni # a B b a :
rem 0ffeutiiden Ootumens
te (odrunter bds Original Der uns
abb1ugigteits Grttdrung, GunItiperts
(odrunter ods beriqmte @emdloe
8eorge W~oibingtons bon @iIbert
Stuart) uno Roitbartetten gu oans
ten. Sie IieB iareu 0attsn geben,
belt ober ieIbit bis 3uleBt aus uno
pdtts in lire ein3ige 8utide dues,
mas iih non jenen uuerieBbdren 8es
qenitduoen biueiubringen lieB, in Der
aroBteu Gle, Die es audi n0tiJ mahs
te, Den 3abmeu, in meihem Baihs
inatons Qortrdt itetts. 81 3ertrums
mern, neil 0erIeIbs 81 felt au9es
ihraubt mar.
Sin peinlites GrIt6nis bate ie
noh in elmer s~ntIsgenen oir9tniiden
Serberqe IS U!eiieu bon Wai1Ington,
oie ihon nit 6IiiAtIin9en geiuui
pdr. AIs lie in einem befti3sn Sc
lpitterliurm bort ~anIauq;e, ~uettuei9tra
te man ibr crit ben Gintritt. 10
perbdBt 100 ibr @aite, Dem ne
lsluhtlin1e Die 6aulo an alien ibrer
2eioen 0abeu! 0ot stui9e tlbltrc
R0pfs itinmten ore anoern uu. una
man perbielt iid iogar rubls. ais
ipdter Ser BrdNotnt lsI6it tam.
3luiiten 6 uno I lIbr abeuos sr'
reihten Die G~ugldnoeg Waihington
Gin @tI6jhtsidliter bat ibre nab.
iolQenoeu Shouotater nit Der Nn
aabe eutfhuloiQeu pollsu. eiu Bar.
lamentdr, peldler rlleber9dbe 9eoln
aunaeu" ibeymittsln ioute. lei erl
nit elmer tptiBeu 6lds9e hinein9e
Ian0t. uno auf oitieu isi gei6oiiei
rorSeR. 4ber in teinem amtlihsI
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-06-25

6ritiifen gsridte 1T stiUas BON Sic.
Ter W8dr ertudhnt. nibreno cine foIs
DE epiiooe bot ssfpiB Dor allen bsrs
p%orgeboben fuorosn ndrei IS mar
aud nlemono our 9srbanOlune eis
nsr nuebergabe" oa.
Wo9i uber iiel aug sinem 6luis
mebrere 9unOert Oarog pom anpitOl
Elm S6uB aus benz 0intsrbaIt uno
uertuunoets ods gfero oss Generals
GoB. Dies lisfsrts einsu 8Orpano
fir bic 9reue;, bic offsnbar ihou
pOrber beI6loIsn toarsn. SIN Sturm
ginJ es auf oas aupitol los. in iuels
dem man tsinen Msniden fanp.
Wlteno fprang Aom. Godburn. oeis
len Teititiefsl nit StraBentot beoedt
paren. in Den, nit benz 4olsrtpnppen
Der Der. Stadten gslhmudten Stuhl
oes Spreders bonn aon9reBz9duie
uuo f9rie Den Sruppen gu:
.SoIl bitfsr 9ufsn Der
Yantee OemotrGtie 3ers
tort weroeu2 Vile. bic oafIr
iino. fa9en ia."
ginitimmis puroe oieisr r4ntrus"
g~utgebeiBen. Sm Hu tuaren 5eerfai'
ler ber6eieebra6t. Stible uuo Eiiht
purosn tur3 uno ITEM seihIasen.
8ii6er uno 4tten aug Der 3ongrsBs
9ibliotbet oarauf gebduft, 8ilner
BON ben Wanbsn gerifsn, uno Der
gauge Rrempel puroe dnge5iinoet. -
balo brannte oas gan5e Sapitol.
Damn folgts bas prdiipenten=9aus
uno anosre offsntlide uno pripate
@ebGuoe. Die Nisoerbrennung oes
Staatss uno ariegse0 Departments
erfoIgte crit am nd4ften Gage. -
mas Seigt. bab es tdItbliitige BAN
oalens5a lpareR. teiuer @rreguns
pes Nugenblides entipruugen. Das
e;u3ige Dffsntlife 0ebdu0e, ods Die
Sdndppbdbne psrihouten. tpdr Der
0ol56ou, Der pom YatsntzImt uno
Der s9ertpattung benuBt puroe.
= uno auh 0ieier pGre oernlhtet
poroen, bate niht Der 4rtitett oes
Gapitols, Sbomipn. nit unmittelz
BARTER 2ebsnsgefobr iIa ben plin>
bsrnoen Rotrodsn sntge9en9eIporfen
uno linen 5ugeoonnert: ~Seio SIR
GngIdnosr, ooer lett Sbr 9unuen9
Woat Sbr aud Die S6dBe oss Of
tentlihen Settles 5erIt0rsn. an oeuen
Die gan5e WsIt tell bat? 8eriuht
Sbr es. 10 miiBt SIR iiber meine 2eis
de geben!!" NuroerbarsrpeiIe bate
er bel ser SdtpefeIbdnOe Grfolg. Sn
oieiem ieIben 0ebduos puroe i'm
September Der &ongreB pisoer croft
net.
Tidt gang "a Stunoeu blieben Die
8ritsn in Wuibiugton. Gin auBerorz
bentlid beftiser RegenIturm tat Dem
@srt Der ,6lammeu etpas Ginhalt;
uno als er poruber mar. 3o9en EoB
uuo @odburn ah uno tebrteu nab
ibren Shiffen 3urld. ndhoen lie
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-06-25

~@enn mir 8eldimpfungen pers
Maeicem ipolIen. 10 miIlien mir Uors
-Asreitet iein. lie 5urid3ul6la9en.
George BdlblngtolL I'M sabre
1893.
e.s8ie gerne ipuroen mir ben
EhIeier bes 8erseiens iiber urs
Sss geneamen IN 8dllington le'
4mni Sic A|0InteN yer
Fhonteu BdriS, mir absr
Azannten bas aupitol IN Balbihs
ton nieoer."
Nus Der 2onbouer 3eitung
~Stdtesman". Hopember 1Sf4.)
YErnn Die 4msritaner on ibrem
RskEsnnIs Jsisrtag gerns Die Ieuhs
1eaaFsn Seiten i'm 8uds ibrer Ges
3ta&te duff&lagen. 10 1T Dies 10
zax62rIin, pie oergIsidHu BET irssno
,1i.rsx nnoersn Ration. 4ber gerOIB
SagEx Die potriotiide Ridihdu aud
azsssncr oIGu3enoe Ssitsn nidt ubers
serH. 3urnal gsraOe oieie in .,aH'
xArr Be3itbung DEFENDERS lsbrreih
- lsbrreih fir Die @sgenlpart