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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-22

men 2euten trifft man oft iunge bort
lo1e @elibter, cine Mildung, 6ie ii6
qIansen6 bep4brte. Die @eilteSber'
f%al1lrng rno Stinm11ng ser Mann=
ldaften lit, mie iiberan 10 alt@ bter>
por5iigli@. gnti61oiienbeit, Sieges.
5uperiidt> u~rternebmrngsluit un6
@ampfesfrel1oe leudten aus 6en Mu-
gen Ser Mlten, mie Scr Sungerr. Sell
lenfeltes @ertralter IN sic b0bere
6iibr11ng ulto in sic Oberite Seeres-
leit1ng erfiiut sic Sffi5tere uno
Mami6aften.
Gs lit flor, bob iolde 3rperiidt
ol1b Sos militarii6e @raftbemuBtietn
oes @eeres guritig beeinfl1Bt, bod
perbeblt iid fem ein5iger> bob
0eut1dla1o mi1itdrii@ un6 mirtb-
ldaftlih nod cine %1ngebeure @rfgabe
ST. erfiillen bot. 9ieie lteber5eugung
itablt 6os BfidtbemuBtiein un6 Ste
Spa1rnfraft bonn b0dJiten Sffi5ier Bis
gum einfaditen 9anoi turmmann. Ser
a0rperpflege unb ser grnabr1ngS=
froge miro bon SEN b0beren &omman=
boltelen fortmdbren6 groe Mufmerf=
iamfeit geidenft. l1eberbaupt lit Die
Gorge ser b0beren 6eutiden Sr1ep=
e nfiibrer Inn 6as @oblbefin6en Ser
Sruppen borbilolid, ia poblmollemo,
11no ibre menidlide Sbeilnabme fir
Sic un%tergebenen auBert ii6 a1tf in
oem algemeinen ublt6en 8rau6 beim
Serantreten on ben Trnppentbei1
o6er beim Mbi9ie6 SEN @rub 1a1t gu
entbieten. @em bant 6ie Mann=
id)aften einbel1ig u110 nit o~ffenfunbi=
ger 6re116e Sen @r1B %ertpi6ern, 10
liegt in ser M1tport immer Ser Mus=
6rud edit iol6atiiden %ergebenen Ser
trol1ens= un6 &amera6l9aft 5mii6en
@orgeiebten un6 nntergeberen. DaB
6abei Mannes5ndt, l1nteror6n1ngS=
gefiib1 un6 @flidterfunlung ni@t lei-
SEN, bra11dt nidt geiagt 5u meroen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-22

nierte, einen @eiam6ten an ibren
Morobof gu ididen, - fte, o eng
Iarb, iinb beute 6eine @otter. Dos
b~eloenmiitbige fleine @erbien!"
9euti9lanb ml1B 5er1t0rt meroen,
fabrt @rop1ep fort. nn6 Ser 3med
heiligt sic Mittel. @eger nn6 y&e>
groi6en iin6 in sic @dIa6tlinte ge>
trieben moroen. Sn6ien fat einet1
giftigen gtrom BON i@mar5en Srap=
pen atsgeipien, sic tptl6en @bnrfas,
6eren &nfri 1ib bon unten fer 1T sic
@%ingetpei6e bobren, Ste Ifgbanen, be-
rem @eiber a11f Sen S6ladtfel6ern
mor6en, reuben un6 sic 2ei@en ber<
%1tiimmeln, 6ie mor6gierigen @ibfS,
sic beben6en @aniabs, ia iognr sic
@engolen, 6eren b0dite militarii@e
grrnngeni4oft 6as Sdtpar5e Sod IN
&ulfutta tit, = iie one miiiien BET
ser 3erit0rung bon Deuti6laro BEL
fen. England bat es ni6t gepagt,
qeqen sic 81trer 6ieIe .tpil6en Srup-
ben 5u gebrouden, neil ga1t3 europa
fi6 gegen cine {oIde S9euBlid6eit er>
boben boben miiroe. &eate aber,
idreibt Grotplep, fon1en mir mns oas
! %erlaubet, meiI sos ga115e bemaffnete
@nropa entpe6er nit 11ts o6er gege11
nns fampft. @am meart es % ben
6enti@en 3eitungen b%er6enfen, men1t
iie 1aget1, ser @oiier ~bertbet6ige &nl=
tur mn6 3ibiIiimion gegen Die
idtpar3er, gelben un6 bra1tnen &ei'
SEN? Sn biefem Gone re@net Ser
mtbige @ngldnber nit ieiner &egies
rurg ob. nn6 er brntdt fmnff breite
@polte1r, INN ibr aa6 MIR etnen ge-
ringer &bei1 Tires umfangrei6en
@iin6enregi1ters por5ubolten. SIT es
1tidt 1t1gemein be5eidnen6, bob es IN
Deuti6Ian6 ma@ ni&t etne1t nonbaf-
ten @9riftitener gibt, Ser Sic &C.
redttiigteit ser oeutidem @a@e nit
eimem ein5igen @orte o1rgreift, mab'
reno sic 8ol ser angeiebenet eng
1dnoer, sic tire etgene &egierrng Of
fentli6 ser &eudelei> Ser @erloger~
belt un6 ser 8arbaret bef6ul6igen,
beneits in sic D11ber6e gebt?
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-22
8ittere Sronie.

Selomaridaa bon &in6enburg bot
Dor einiger 3eit eiren meritanii9en
&orreipon6erten empfangen. SIN
9a1fe ser l1nterboltung fam 6te &e0e
o1b auf Mmerifa, un6 6a iagte Ser
sieger BON Samenberg: u@ir er-
marten nit tpirfli9em Snterelle ltn=
iere eri item merifanii6en &anonen."
3o5u bemerfen 6ie 9eip5iger Meue=
item Ma@ri6ten folgen6es: ~Mus 6ie=
fem bortgenneiBelten @ab ipri@t 6ie
bittere Sronie, ste Elm tapferer Mann
gegeniiber 0em idlei@en6en &anoler
empftnoen mag, 6elien @ot ouein
Ser Hroft lit, Ger 6as @elo au6 aus
einem Meer bon SLUT berausfii6t.
Sd babe gelelen, 6aB i6tpere &ato-
1ren aus Mmerita nad &1Blan6 11n=
tertuegs itn6, aber iie itn6 fir unS
beitimmt" = uelde 6Iae gei6idtli-
den grlebenS, felbitlt6erer Sbat=
fraft, barten @ouens in 6ielem Met=
itertpibe ol1s 6em fiinftigen 2ebrbu9
ser Sronie! nn6 6ann 6as eridiit=
tern6e Hatbos 6es nd61ten @ortes:
uSaben Sic flugen, merifanii6en
@ei6dftsleute it6 i6on etnmol 6as
@ilo eines 6euti6en Sol6aten a11sge=
malt, Ser bon elmer amertfani1de11
&ugel ins Ser5 getroffen mir6?" 90
lteben lie Dor inns, Sic @egeniate 6eS
2ebenS: 6ort ser falte> glet6giltige
&an6ler, glatt raiiert, init 6iinnen
2ippen, Sen &edenltift in ser @an6,
SEN @etpinn falfulieren6 = 5ebnta1-
ien6 %get06tete Neutf6e, bu1t6ertta11=
ien6 Dollar &etngeipinm! rMr. Sen-
fins, fiigen sic @o6ti6i6ten Elm,
6amit mir 6en 8rofit perooppeln!"
limo bter ser brette, in it@ geiiderte,
inn 0ienite oes @oterlan6es ii9 ber-
8ebren6e, immer getpaltiger na@ien
6e, tapfere 6e11tihe Mann: u&in6er,
porr 11eDI DER Setn0! WQI OOII Tnr
&aiier nn6 &ei9!" Gin meiter ur6
tiefer S5ean trennt Sen 1,el1en @e1t=
tbetl bon nns - etn meiter un6 tie
fer S5em trennt au6 6as 8olf, 6as
einen @tn6enbatrg iduf, bom @olfe
9rDans un1 @tli ions. sic beten, Ole
grpan un6 @ilion, fir ben 6rie6em,
nn6 i6ifen @o11onen nn6 @rmnaten,
oamit ser &rteg nele Mabr11ng er=
balte; file 1iipeln englii6 BON Neutro>
lttdt, un6 iagen lire &ngeln liitig
Dem beuti6em 9ol6aten inS Ser5.
mno MAIDEN om Mbenb @aiie nn6
1ad)en iid iatt: u@el6 ittrtft 1tt9btt,"
uro beten Elm 3anfgebet."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-22
Die @ei9ermng Ser %ensliide1 Mb'

miralitat, sic gefo'rgenen l1nteriee'
bootmanidoften oroeren &riegsge-
fangenen glei@ 5u bebonoeln, bat fur
eine Mn5abI ser in @eutidlort6 inter
nierten engliiden 0ffi5iere idltmr1e
SoIgen gebabt. sic boben Die Sc
fongenenlager perlaiien uno arartier
in ben Militdrgefdngniiien be5iebert
nriiifen. 60 lit es redt. Seoe 8ru-
tolitdt ser gngIdn6er mub fraftig ge-
obn6et per6en, rno 6a5n perfigt
@enti9lart6 ia gliid1i@ertpeiie iber
sic MittteI.. Die @r1glan6er baben itb
in ser @eie1idoft bon @afferr~ STD
Of -eSSnfuloner1t rtb a1r6eren balbtptl-
Sen @olferfhaften Manieren dnge-
etqnet, sic nit elmer onitdmoigen
&riegfubrung rridt beretrbar fi1o.
@enn file 6ieie morieren frettutItg
midt obIegen monen, miiiien fie ba511
g%e5mrtngen mer6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-22
3met 9tm8e.

Sin felleln6es gtl0 bon 0em 9e'
BEN int alten @aterlan6e etttpirft Ser
itaIieniide Sol1rnaliit 2uigi Mmbro-
iini> ser fiir5Iid int Suffrage Ser
1uriner Stmpa 9eutid1an6 be,
i1dte. Ct mar 11nter an6erem in
@egensburg ln6 in Miirnberg, un6
iiber sic 8eobadtu1get1, 6ie er bort
madte, aubert er ii6 f%olgen6erma-
|ben: u@enn lnatt bier o6er finf
|@tG6te in Deutidlan6 beil1dt bat,
penn man 5tpei ODER 6ret @oden
mutt bieiem @olfe in 8eriibrung &c.
tpeien lit, pen1p man bier unb BORT
a11f SEN 5traBen uno in 6en @eidaf.
ten, in 6en &rantenbdltiern un6 in
SEN @aitbdufern, in Ben Gabrifen
u1r6 in Sen @ontorelr, in 6en 3ugen
un6 anf Sen StroBenbabnen ii6 1tm'
geieben bat, 10 bemertt man 5tpei
Dinge: 6ab 9%eutid)lan6 in 6ieien
Monaten tpegen bes &rieges 1tdt Sic
@ei9dfte pergtBt, un6 tpegen Der &c,
idafte nidt oen &rieg, Bob es biel>
mebr fortfabrt, 5u fdmpfen um6 gu
orbeitem @enerali tabsberihte unb
3eitungen 31 6r11den> 8ier 3u trim
fen un6 @ertp1tn6eten 5u belfen fia
at p%ergniigen un6 ii@ gu opfern, in
elmer @eiie, 6ie man als betpnn'
oernstpertb anerfennen muB. !@Sag
aus 6ieiem &riege tper6e1t, mas %
tpim, mir miiien es ni@t. Mber
DeutidIono lit ME tbdtiger, anee.
ipanrter, id0pferiider uu6 pro6rfti-
Der gemeien, als es iebt lit. Ser
&ptbmus ieines 2ebens lit nidt
berlangiamt, ion6ern beidGeunigt.
Seine ~@eiammtleiitung lit bermebrt.
Sn Miirnberg bobe i6 eine Ser groB'
ten spiel5eugfabrifen beiudt; i@
bobe 1nten6e bon @ngeiteuten font
men un6 geben, Sdreibmaidinen
idreibe1r, telepbonieren, &edmtngs-
bidder fiibren nno &iiten forti@affen
ieben. Man gebt bortparts, mar1
mub 11r1 ie6en Nreis portpdrts geben.
@e1m ettpos feblt, 10 lit es nidt sic
Mrbeit, ion6ern es itm6 6ie @rme.
Deutidlon6 bat beute mebr mie ie
Sos @emnbtiein, fir sic @eH notb>
menoig .5n fem. 9eutidlan6 be-
greift, 6ab ein Sobr @tillitono tn
feiner Mrbeit, in ieiner &ro6uftion
idIimmer fir es fem miir6e, tpie eine
mlitdrii1e Mie6erlage; es imare Ser
SOB ieiner in6uitrielten Srgottia-
tion. Dos beiBt, es mdre fein Groe,
iein tpirflides @rr6e. 9aber baS BOP
petite &rogramm 6es &rteges ien>
ieits ser @ren8en un6 Der Irbett IT.
1erboB ser @renaen. Sic De1fi@en
refnen 6ara1f 6aB pierurto5tpar5tg
@tunoen na@ ser unter5eidn1tng oes
Understandings Mtnionen ur6
Milio,ren BON neutrality-suspicious.
in @atetert mn6 &iiten sic @ren5ett
bon tre1pe1m iiberi@ritten baben tper'
6en. ST m0dte mild 11i@t 6afir per-
biirgen> 6oB fife tidt fdon iebt sic
6rodtbriefe 6a3u fertig baben."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-22

GIN einer Strafe mobntem
9rei 8irser; lamse 3eit
&%crfebrten lie 5niammen
Sm Sren unb @inigfeit.
Sn @anbel, @anSel tamidtsn
Sic @mt nnb Mrbett aus,
1tnb audi maud frcmmolid @rike1
Tlps fin BON @a1s at @a1tS.
Ser Strafe Mbenoieite
Mmertfa nabm etn;
Sod, itol5 mnb berrlid ida1tte
Sem 8a1t im's 2ano bineim.
Sitmarts ser Strafe batten
6rennbnadbarli@ seiellt
Gnslanb unb 9e11tidlanb jebes
Gin itattlt@ @ams 9eiteQt.
Sod meb, in @nslanbs @er5en
@nds lansiam Meio mmb @rol;
81 ieinem Madbar 9enti&lamS
Spridf's enbli6 surnespo4:
u9m mtllit MIDI iibcrfliselm?
Sd mill ser Critic iein,
Sem Streben bein nnb Gdaffen
@ebiet' id Elm: u@alt etn"
1tmb fann id bi@ nidt 5'utmsen
9nr6 meiner Mrbeit Madt,
go ide1te id fein @ittel,
Mennit BUS 9leid Miebertradt.
Sd trag' in beine 5allem
6tnein Sir Mprb 1tro 8ran6!
9m ioIit ant 8uben liese1,
@eitiir5t bnrd metme @amb"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-22
3ettpro8ram,,,, Der Tram=
etttpelt.

3ie Dom Gentral<8e rein angei treb.
tie Organization Der 6eutiden tatbo'
li9en 6ra11en unieres 2anoes, ioQ
1idt an LETTER Ste1e int Sntereiie
Ger io8ialen @baritas 6ur@gefubrt
uer6en, Die 8ii@of 5aulbaber BON
@peper lin beion6eren Elm Jra1er1'
apoltolat" aennt> uein 8eitprogramm
Ser 6rauenmelt." 9as mu9 6ieies
Mpoitolat Ser Organization beoarf,
bebt Der 8iidof bon Speper in einer
Meoe berpor, Die in ben ~8eitfragen
ur6 3et~taufgaben" @ufnabme gefuns
ben.
Sic ein8elne Motbbelferin, beiBt
es o. itebe Der Moiiennotb unierer
Gage bilflos gegeniiber. ~Desbalb,"
fiibrt 8iidof Gaulbober aus, "miiiien
oie @in5elfrdfte 5u elmer io5ial.@ari'
tatipen @roBmo9t nit feiten Mrbeits'
3ielen gel ammelt un6 geidult, 6as
1rauenupoitolot m11B organiiirt per'
oen. sc braltdt ri9t bel Ser5 uno
&irn, Inn binder BEN @ar6inen Mber
Nereinsmeieret unb emancipirte
Srmuentage at ipotten. @enn idon
in Ser urfir9e Der Diaconat Der
8itttpen in Ser Mrmens un6 @ranfen.
pflege rta9 feiten Mormen geor6net
tpor, tpenr i9on sic @roBmeii ter Ger
mittelalterIiden @baritas, Der fl.
@incena> Ser fl. Bbtlippus @eri, Ger
FL. Sobonres bon @ott, Ser 8atriar4
ser Spitolpflege, lire @ilfsfrafte or
ganiiirten, Damn lit cine iolde 2iga
nod bieI n%otbuenoiger gegeniiber 6er
Maiiennotb in benz beutigen l1mfang.
Die Organization 1T bas gr0bte
Ma9tmittel i'm io3ialen 9eben Der
@egentpart. SHE Organization lit TO-
5uiagen bas afte Sacrament inn 10.
unb 20. Sabrbunbert. @s lit niht
qenug, planlos bd n1,b bort Elm 81.
moien 311 geben. Die @baritas bon
beute fat eirer Bug in's @robe. gs
gilt &rippen6ienit in ben Sauglings'
onltalten an oen fleinen @eihwiiter'
den BEG @in6es bon Bethlehem, es
gilt @dutengeloienit in BEN Siirior'
%gepereinen fir 6ie tpeiblide Sugen6,
in 9atronagen uno @a6denidub uno
CHARACTERIZATION, es gilt @imcen5arbeit
an BEN Mrnnen uno @eronicaoienit an
ben &ronfen unb @eoonbalescenten,
a11@ in ser Organization Der lano'
IiGen &ronfenpflege un6 i'm plar-
mdBigen @umpf gegen G11bertn1oie
nn6 MIfoboltsmus un6 Die anoern
@eudenber6e 6es @olfslebens. @s
gilt sic pirtbidoftltde un6 moroliide
&ebung go1t3er 8erufsflaiien, mie Der
&eimmbeiterinnen unb &ellnerinnen,
es gilt our4 @etitionem an bie geiet'
|%geben6en Saftoren 6ie Mrt an bic
@ur5eln oes @tttba11n1es 5I legen,
ftatt imn1er MIR bon ieinen @ei item OBJ
5ubadem. Sc gilt sic @rridt1tng BON
&eimpen, 8drmeitubem, bon @olfs-
fiiden 11r6 2eeboQen, bon Stellea'
bermittlurgs- nn6 &edtsansfnnft<
iteIen nno nn6ere @ieienm1fgaben,
sic r1tr bon elmer Organization, in
einigen &11nften, mie in Ser 8efdm-
pfung 6es Observation-Disclosures nit mei-
Ben @flabinnen, fogar MIR bon elmer
internotionolen Organization geloit
meroen fon1per. Sic Srgantiatiom
lit 6os ein5ige @ittel, Inn eirtem
Gbaritasmerf iiber SOS Grab Der etn-
5elnen @boritosiingerin binal1S Die
3ufunft 5n it6ern."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-22

@raf @ermiturff 1T 8emeis bafiir,
6nb es aud inter Ben beltigen ST.
plomaten Mdnner gibt, 6enen sic
@prodye 1tidt le6iglid) 6as Mittel 1T,
TIRE @e6o1tfert 5t b%erberger.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-22

Sa! &ie in 9emtidlanbs Mnge
Der belle 3orn auflpbt,
MIs nun nit &elfersbelfern
Gnslanb ii6 nabenb brobt;
@ie ,uilbe 8Dlfe be1len
Sic linn tint 9ans mn6 Serb.
Stun 9emtidlanb bram@ bein &nlue1
Grareif bein sutes s@mert!
&a! &ie iie tpadit int 3orne,
9e1tidlanbs uralte araft
@eiualtig, 1%tnsemeiet
Gridrefenb, rieienbaft.
aeim @efe aus Der &ur5eit
@ar ie 10 itarf mno '9rok!
Mit ,pmdt'sen 9onneri&lasen
9rtmgt's amf sic Teinbe Los.
sein M1ge idmeift giniiber
81 ietnem alten Treanb.
uMmerifa, ,t,tn 5eise,
Duff b1t es tren 9enteint!
gu fannit mir ia ntdt belfen!
9as fprb're id aud nidjt!
9pd) baf bn mir nidt idabeit,
SIT beine Tremnbespflidt!
.@as!? Meinen Teinben lieferit
gu 8mlper? @affen ans?
60 bilfit bt nit at tragen
Mir Mprb unb 8rarb ins @a1S?
sd mia nidt @nglano belfen!
@as idert mid iein @eipimnit!
Sd tbate Dir bas @leide!
ed i1tde 11tr @etptnnit
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-22

General Trerd fdreit ,pieber mad
Mumtion. @o idreit 6as &tn6 mod
@dtorta. sc bat al1es feline ltriade
l1n6 matitrIt6 audi feline @irttng.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-22
Englanh uni Deut(hlan1*

9o& famm id bid errei@en?
81 lieet ia fir 1nb fir
Gnglanbs 8mllbuggenmeute
SIM @eg bor beiner Sbiir.
sic 5ei9et jebem fletidenb
9en m0rberiiden Gain,
9er's nugget n,tr uun ferne,
Sid beinem @a1ts at nab'n."
nseit langen Sabren ianbtet
gu mir piel Mabr11ng at;
9af Gnglanb betne &oten
M1n a1tfbalt, bnl6eit ST?
Sam id's bena anbern, fannit 81
IS nidt? 9t btit 10 grof,
Mmerifa, 10 mad)tig,
1tmb bod 10 ,piirbelps!
9em Gnslanb, BENT int Sample
aein Mittel 1T a1t idledt,
DEM leibit bt beine 9ienite
Oils tpill'ger &enfersfnedt?
Mmerifa, bein @oloi@at
ST bod bas @Ddite nidt!
&ur Sdanbe bid at mabren
ST beine erite &flidt!
9as @nglanb, bas bid be,te
Sn beine 9ienite slutmgt,
Miemals uirb es nergeien,
@ie Ieidt ibm bas eelingt.
Sc ,pirb bid falt beradten,
@em11 es be1ntt bi6 fat,
Sim eis'nen Self bid laTen
CHIT bitten beine Sbat."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-22

9lmerifa at @nelano
sprid felt nrb itul3 bies @ort:
uS6 belfe bir nidjt rlorben,
Sd Bin bes @1tten Sort,
1tmb binbert BIT, baR 9e1ttidlanS
Sd belfenb retd' sic @arb,
60 lei Dir ielbit aud fermer
@on mir rid)ts mebr geiambt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-22

.@enm 10 in beine @rnbe
gu iitir5eit ielbit bineim,
Mag's Dir bic ,publberbiente
Rsred)te Strufe ieiu!"
Mmerifa, ,pillit 10 nidjt
9m iein bes @11ten Sort?
Mmerifa, mir iebnen
tins mad fold itol5e,t @ort!
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1915-09-09
NOW FOR A COUNTY FAIR.

there any doubt lurking in the minds of Bount counans
the opportunities for county fair those doubts dis
PEELED Monday the splendid stock show given Everets
Horses cattle swine and poultry exhibited though prizes
offered for poultry and plans had been made for their
hb However the wanted exhibit these and doubt
many who viewed them inspired to better poultry breeding
You travel the state visit all the county fairs every
section and will find better exhibition of live stock than
made at the Boun county show Monday. None of the
had specially prepared their stock display purposes
cattle and fresh from the fields and pens but they
in excellent condition and fit to be entered any show.
The stock exhibited Monday class with the best shown
the exposons Knoxville and Bount would have carried off
several blue ribbons had Mondays been the exposition
Now what to be the result of this stock show?
should certainly be the crysazaon of sentiment for the organ
cation of Boun County Fair to be held next fall Now the
me begin planning for that event Farmers exhibit
their Stock and will have excellent form the county
Several heard remark Monday 81 had brought my
colts and heers hogs to the show They the stock
Others and sorry they had exhibited their animals
The of Mr. John A. JONES' which appears another
column of this paper worth the consideration of all Blount
countans He visits all the fairs and knows good
He Bount has better opportunities and better
nucleus than other county East Tennessee for county
If county fair not worth thing there would be
plan But every farmer who exhibited an animal
at fair has been worth netting him. Every
get prize but what difference does make every one gets
inspiration to raise better stock
One visitor at the show Monday heard make this
I'm my county, the fair promoters have any money
fair the has been improved 100 per cent or
since the fair established and would without
it for anything"
There's conclusion of the whole matter The fair is not
money making project itself But it promoted that farmers
raise better stock and they themselves get money
their efforts.
goods from the homes The Girls Canning Clubs would
have done we'll to have had canning demonstration many
housewives would have oced have had opportunity to
hbt of their articles However all of these things will be
included in the greater fair year, and will be DEPART
ments for every
LET'S BEGIN WORKING FOR A COUNTY, FAIR NEXT YEAR
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1915-09-09
100000 Bushels
OF Wheat Ground
Annually in BlOunt
Fine Opportunity For a
Much Larger Pro-
ductiOn of Grain
Estimated the Corn Mills
Grind 100000 Bush
els Annually

About 300, 900 bushels of wheat
are ground into flour by the
eleven roller mills in Blount
county, annually. 1t is estimated
that about 500, 900 bushels of corn
are ground into meal annually in
the forty or more meal mills in
the county. Thus, it is seen that
close to 1000, 900 bushels of corn
and meal are ground annually by
the mills of the county. Despite
this big demand made for grain,
the farmers of the county are, as
a rule, able to meet the demands
of the millers, and besides ship
thousands of bushels of their
grain to other markets.
The average capacity of the
eleven roller mills is estimated at
rs bushels per day. Thus the
eleven mills average together 1926
bushels per day, or A, $50 bushels
of wheat ground per week, max
ing total of 256, 400 bushels of
wheat ground during the regular
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1915-09-09
Do itNow

| have just receiveda telegram
from Congressman Austin in
which he urges that the people
of Maryville comply at once with
t h e requirement concerning
the placing of numbers on houses
and receptacles at doors for the
deposit of mail by carriers. Until
these numbers and receptacles
have been put up, Maryville will
not get free mail delivery. If
the people want this, then they
must cooperate with officials
and comply with the law. 9th
erwise, patrons will have to con-
tinue coming to the post office
for their mail. It's up to the
citizens as to whether Maryville
gets free mail delivery.
James M. Gates, Postmaster
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1915-09-09

Since then the corn yield has
been greatly increased, but it
could still be more than doubled,
with proper soil cultivation.
There are two roller mills in
Maryville, the Battle Branch and
that of Williams Brothers. The
latter mill has recently Installed
a great western sitter, which
cost about 81, 900. Other i'm
provements have been made this
year, all totaling close to 81, 500.
The new sitter in this mill, in
stalled about two months ago, is
one of the most complete on the
market. The wheat is ground
eight times before it is the finish
ed flour. 1t is ground five times
after the bran is all taken out.
A visit to the mill would prove
of interest.
Nearly all of the mills in the
county are operated by water
power. Some use steam and
some motor. The mills now
operated do not grind the entire
product of the farms of the
county. The farms can produce
several times as much grain as is
now Produced, so there is room
for other mills here. And ready
market is found for all of the
products.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1915-09-09

running hours of the year. How
ever, some of the mills work
more than twelve hours a day,
and one mill is now running both
night and day. Thus it is esti-
mated that with the average daily
output, and the amount ground
in extra work time, at least
100000 bushels of wheat are
ground annually.
The county produces more corn
than wheat. The roller mills
have corn mills, and besides this,
in every section of the county
small there are corn mills which
turn out very large quantity of
meal annually. No exact amount
is available, but tits conservative
ly estimated by millers that it
will run close to 100000 bushels
in the course of a year.
In 1910, the total acreage of
wheat in the county was Is, O89,
with a total yield of 13O,617
bushels, or an average of about 9
bushels to the acre. The yield
of wheat has been greatly in
since 1910, but it has not
yet reached the maximum. AS
that there has bean no
increase in acreage, but that the
yield is increased 300 per cent,
off the same acreage of wheat as
harvested in 1910, Blount county's
wheat yield would be half again
as much as the mills within the
county are now grinding. But
the acreage could be doubled,
and the county could easily pro-
1uce million bushels of wheat
annually.
The yield of corn in 1910 was
627, OF bushels on 80, 372 acres.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1915-09-09
FOUND DEAD
WITH BULLET
HOLE IN HEAD
Pack LOgan's Body In
Stable Office, With
Pistol Nearby

Pack Logan, local liveryman,
was found dead in his barn of
flee Wednesday morning, with a
bullet hole in his forehead. Near
by was a pistol. The discovery
was made by Mr.. Logan's son.
Sheriff Webb was notified and
FASTENED to the scene with his
blood hounds, but it appeared the
deed was self committed.
Mr.. Logan was we'll liked and
his death is generally mourned.
None heard the pistol shot, it
seems.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1915-09-09
Order of Publication
Samuel A. Kidd,
Miriam Lawson ct al.

No. 1911. In Chancery Court at MaryviIle
Tenn.
In this cause, it appearing from the bill,
which is sworn to, that Fred Lawson, de-
PENDANT, is a non resident of the State, he
is, therefore, hereby required to appear, on
or before the list Monday in October next,
to make defense to the bill filed against
him in said court by Samuel A. Kidd or
otherwise the bill will be taken for con-
fessed.
1t is further ordered that this notice be
published for four consecutive weeks in the
Maryville Times.
This Sept. 7, 1915.
r. S. Walker,
c. & M.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1915-09-09
Pleas Henry Thrown
By Horse, Suffers
A Broken Leg

Pleas Henry, a we'll known
farmer, was thrown from horse
on Main street Wednesday morn
ing, and suffered a broken leg
and serious bruises. His condi-
ton was such that he was taken
tosa hospital.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1915-09-09
Henry, lot in 7th dist, $25.

A1ClAI " lOL III III AloGS PGO'
D w Fleeman ct ux to Joe H
Miser, 10 acres in 7th and 9th
dists, S., 325.
RR Kramer ct ux to Oscar
A Burton, in rights 18th dist,
$500
Oscar A Barton to R. r. Kra-
mer, in rights in 18th district,
$575
Bank of Maryville to N B Haw-
kins, lot in 9th dist, 81, 500