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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-07-01

erfabren, oaB sic 6olgen ii@ I'M al'=
genblid gar nidt iiberieben lolien.
@ali5ien par bisber Sos ein5ige, mos
sic &11lien als @etpim 6es &riegeS
9erettet batten. Sort auein 1tanoen
lie no6 auf fremoem 8ooe1r. 9fnn ba=
ben jie in Sen &dmpfen bon menigen
@o6en eingebiibt, mas lie IN ben
@1mpfen bon ne11n Monaten nrter
ungebeuren @erluiten miibiom ero'
bert batten. Sn bielen &fen ba=
ben 1ie pieI @unoerttauien6e bon
Meniden berloren, ba5u rieiige Men=
gen &riegsmaterial, sic 5u erieben
oos 3arenrei6 nidt mebr imitaroe
lit.
@ublano lit beliegt. Dos lit 0aS
groBe militariide @rgebniB oes galt=
5iiden Selo5uees. @a@ Sen groBer1
Nieoerlogen in 0itpreuBen nro in
Nolen boben Die &uiien ii@ bort gu
elmer fraftigen Sffenlipe mi6t mebr
oufroffen fonnen, uno tpenn tie ben
lebten &eit BON @a1i5ien in Sen nad)=
item Sogen gerdumt un6 ii& nit Sen
5riimmert hires emit 10 itol5en See
res ouf sen beimotbli6en 8ooen ge'
rettet baben, Damn miro ouf bem flo
0itliden &riegsi@auplot cine abn~
Iide Sit1otion %eintreten, mie lie beltte
in Nolen beitebt. 2ie &miien mer<
Sen au6 BORT at elmer boffmmgslo=
fen 1efenlipe perl1rtbeilt iein. &nB=
lano miro SOS @rgebniB 6es &riegeS
ni6t mebr beeinfluiien. Die Madt,
BON ser ole @ilfe ermarteten, mnB
berte ielbit &iIfe bon ieinem @erbin<
6eten beil6en, aber 6ie iino frob, oab
iie Ieben. Sic gmtanidung IN ben
qebeimen @onpentifeln Ser MQiierten
mub furdtbar ietn, nn6 oos rnliii@e
Iebacle muB Tie INN 10 idtperer tret=
fen, meil es in einem M%ngenblide
fommt, hoo tie geraoe31 b%er5fpe1felte
Mnitrengungen MAIDEN, neue 8nnoes<
genoiien gu fin6en. GO fommen gu
Sen moralii6en un6 milttari19en
6olgen Ser ruiiii&en @ieoerlaee o16
nod sic politiiden. l1nb m1& Die
m0gen BON GROCER Srogpeite per=
Sen. go tpirft aqes 5uiammen, ote
Ginnobme bon 2emberg gu einem
Morfitein i'm @ange Ser friegeri1d)en
greigniiie gu MAIDEN. 9nrb ben
iiebentp09entliden soli5iiden Selo=
5ug ser nit 6ergimabme bonSemberg
eiaen 10 glorreidenabi@luB gefnnoen,
baben ste &eere bie p%erbiin6eten &ai=
1ermadte 6eh 8epeis erbro6t, ooB
ibr @iegesmiue ni6t gu brefen it,
6aB 1ie feinen 6ein6 fiirdten, feline
gd1pierigfeiten fennen, Dor feinem
@agniB 5rriididreden. limo IN Die
tent nneridiitterli9en @iQen gum
Siege Gegt Die ii@ere @epabr fir
oen en6giiltigen Iriumpb. SIM We-
item mie inn S]ten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-07-01

u,lter ser Mosfe Der Harteiangebo=
rigfeit, oieie Nolitif Ser Harteiflb=
rer befeboen gu moGen. Dos mare
Gerratb. Sod Ser offene &ustritt
aus ser 8artei o6er aus 6em &abinet
fann nidt als ebrloS amgeleben mer=
SEN.
@ir miiien a1t6 11nieren @egnern
SOS bere6tigte Mab ibrer 8reibeit
mabren. Cont tritt Der &iidl9lag
EN- Ser a116 uns in unieren &ed-
ten beeintrGdtigt mno uniere @ano=
lnngsfreibeit ungebiibrli6 einengt
Inn6 i6malert. Die 8el1rtbeilung,
oie ser Gremier erfobren fat in ser
engliiden 8reiie Mmerifas, lit idief
un6 ungeredt. Sic gebt bon Ser fall
iden @orausiebung aus, 6aB Ser 0f-
fentli6e @eamte ii6 nit 2eib unb
Seele ser 0ffentliden Meinatng ber=
i9rieben bat uno 0ab er nidt nad
ieiner per1Dnlidem l1eberaeugung
mebr bar16eln BORT. Sod oas lit per=
febrt urub gefdbrli6 un6 5erlt0rt Sic
bo9ite 6retbeit inn &erne:: 6errn sic
b0dite 6reibeit lit, nud ieiner inner
iten, ttefiten, flarrerfonnten neber=
5el1g1t11g ban6eln 5n 6iirfen obne ur=
biQiger &ritif nn6 boSmilliger Be-
.idimpfumg a11sgeiebt 5u iein. SSn
oieiem Solle erfldrt ii@ 6us biiiige
@nui9em i'm 8l4ttertpal6e Ser @reiie,
mo- iett 10 ptel oiirres nn6 pertrod=
netes 2o1b rai6elt, 6ara1s, 6aB Ser
|@drit 6es Bremiers als 6euti6=
freun6lide &u1r0gebung m1fgefaBt
miro. Dober Ser 3orn, 6ie beilige
@ntriiit1ng, 6te Sbranen iiber oen
@erratb an 6em H%raiioenten.
@elde tiefere 8ebel1tumg Ser
.Sdritt 6es NremierS bat, f0nnen pir
ieet nod ni9t ridtig %beurtbei1en.
Die 3eit, Die aneS CUR &eife bringt,
miro ou9 %entbiinen, mas iebt no@
teimboft in Sen Mbii@ten 6es &re=
miers perbiiut lit. @o6 iein gutes
&edt bon einem Mmt, 6as er nidt
in l1ebereinitimmung nit feiner tie
ber5e11gung permalten farm, 5uriid=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-07-01

Mngaben aus Sen ariegspbantalien
gu, Die In 6en leBten Sabren IN oen
beridieoeniten 2dnoern eribienen
iino. Ser engliide Aomiral Golomb
lln6 6er japaniide Muior &arafmi,
Der fram80iii@e 5o3ialiit Delaiie, Der
idamei5eriide Sberit 5epler un6 Der
befannte eng1iide Sournaliit Conan
Gople: iie ale boben Dor Dem &riese
feline groBen @eibebniiie in ibrer
@eiie 10 idarfiirnig borausgeidal-
oert, ais Of tie gum Ibeil ielb5t
idon s(ugen5el1gen Der groBen Dinge
getpeien maren: gnglmbs 6eitlanbs-
iperre> Den Ste0ungsfrieg in Moro-
franfrei9 ben 2uftfrieg n1ro ben nn>
terieebootidreden. Natirlih iino aud
%mand,erlei 6dli4ungen unterlaufen:
Fropbe5eiungen ;uno Ybantaiien, bie
nod Den greigmiiien geidrieben unb
auf mebr ooer tpeniger geididte Mrt
DEM B1tblifum als cine @abe bon Sc
bern un6 Seberinnen aufgeidtpdtt
muroen Gle aberdeen gIauber nun
einmal Dem @erii9t lieber ols 6en
Ebmiaden un6 laiien ii6 6ur9 faI-
i6e Hropbeten germ in ibren Soft
nungen betboren.
81 6ieien faliden Fropbeten geb0=
rem aud 6ie Stoatsmanner uno Seer
fiibrer, Die felt nun balo ELF Mona=
ten Dos Hublifum NIT Siegesboff-
mngen bertr0iten, 6ie ii6 nimmer er=
fiiqen mer6en. Gieie stoootsma1.
ner un6 &eerfiibrer giebt es BEL 6en
Iel1tiden un6 ibren 8erbiinoeten
nidt. Sic iin6 cine gigentbiimlidt
felt Ser Mliierten. SIRE Nropbe5ei-
u'1gen reidea g%ep0bnli9 bon einem
Yfonat gum on6ern. SIN september
borigen Sobres propbe5eiten Tie, sic
aqiierten miiroen i'm Oftober am
&bein iein. 9ann beridoben lie Ben
Iermin Biz @eibnadten. Mls ou6
Meibnodten Die Grfiilung ni6t
brodte> mur6e iie Big 5ebruar ber=
idoben Damn Bis gum Weoi. Nun
bat General Soffre p%ropbe5eit, Big
gum September merbe er 10 meit fem,
Die Ieutiden aus 6ranfreid pertrei,
ben 5u fon11er. Mber ou6 ser gep=
TENDER miro sic g%rfull1ng nidt britt
gen. l1nb mie Soffre. 10 lit es &itde-
ner uno 6ren6 NIT ibren Hropbe5ei=
ungen ergongen. Man eri11nere ii9
MIR, mas &it9ener auein auf @runo
5meifelbafter o6er erlogener ruliiider
Grfolge %propbe5eit bot. l1n6 mas &C.
neral 6rend oles gu po1bringen Der
lproben bat, iobalo er 6ies babe uno
bas. 9as lit sic gefdbrlidite gorte
Ser foliden &ropbeten. l1n6 6ie per=
ddtltdite. Gle betriigen sic 8eIt
NIT @orbe6obt. gu Sen liebenspur=
6igen Sdtpdrmern, sic man 10 bdnftg
unter 6en 3ropbeten finoet, geb0ren
iie nidt. Aber oub iiber sic Iette
folide 3ropbe5eiung miro Sic @elt
idlieBli6 CUR Sagseor6nung iiberge=
fen, un6 iiber ole faliden un6 feinb-
liden &ropbeten iiegen miro Ste UNI
beugiome &roft bes heutlden Sdtper=
teS.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-07-01

5utreten, 6iirfen mir ni6t %beitreiten.
GaS beoarf feiner tpeiteren &edtfe r=
tigung. Ma16 Der 0ffentli@e @eamte
lit nidt Sflabe Ser irregeleiteten
@olfsmeimng: er fam ii6 meigern,
6as @erf5eug elmer Nolitif gu fem,
Die ieiner @elinnung mioeripridt.
6. g.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-07-01

SRI. Gillian 8uerfe, cine pppa1dre beutiebe Dartfellertn.
Gie populare ggear9uere COMPANY miro an sonatagabeno, ben 4.
Suit, oos erfo1greibe 2uHipiel NIT geuff umo .@eiong Got q 9eot3"
int Dabiofon 9beater our %auffabrnng eelaneen lolle'. Dm1e 9e1eu'
fhoft hot Elm CONNER Circuit @tof Engagement inter etent nit 90
piolon ACKNOWLEDGMENT aontroft. gsdbreno Der 9eonae Smi uno suguIt
tntt be @efenfdat ieoen 5onntogabeno out tn etneun neren sptele gu
popuI6ren GrGfen. Toe uno 25e. 500 @eierpierte Site gu 10c. &e.
iermerte site fSaunen burds 8bone-Gon 46-in 0oHtors gpotbefe ee-
ronttnen ter6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-07-01

Mber al9 IN m1l1tar11ber Be51e<
bung lit Ser 8erlult 2embergs fir
sic 8ulien feinesmegs 10 beoeutungs=
los, tpie sic Srgone Ser Aliierten
gla11ben MAIDEN m0d)ten. Da1r6 6ie
ginnobme 2embergs miro Ser gall
slide Ielo5ug in Ser Sauptiadg gum
slbibluB gebrodt. Dieier Selo5ng
mar in ser Mnlage uno Musfibrung
Elm Meiteritiid ser @trategte, sic ge=
nialite militariide 2eiitung, bon Ger
Die Welt &enntmB fat. Ils er an>
famgs Mai nit Der 6riblingsi6ladt
am 9unajec eingeleitet mur6e, mo=
rem sic &uilen 6ie Serren bon BET
nobe gang @oli8ien. @eualttge ruiz
iilde &eeresmaiien itanoen Dor un6
sum Tbeil 1don binter BEN &orpaz
tbenpalien, unit Ben 8rieg nod nn-
qarn binein5utragen. Man muB lid,
%eriunern, tpas 6amals bon BEN &ui=
len oIes ertpartet pnr6e, melde Soft
n11nqen 6ie Mliierten DEFENDERS auf
BEN gor1tob na9 nngarn iebten.
Seute liegen 6ieie &offnungen ger
triimmert om 8ooen. Sn fat gera11
iieben @oden bat 6ie @riegslage I'M
0lten cine 10 getpaltige 11mgeitoltung
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1915-01-07

In the six weeks ending September
"a the country exported 47,301 900
bushels of wheat. or 13.600,O00 more
than In the same period last year.
Cotton exports, on the other hand. are
diminished because the cotton is much
less an immediate necessity in Europe
than is food But the mills OF this
country and Japan will take more
raw cotton than last year; while those
OF England and France will take Q
considerable amount in time,
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1915-01-07

Mountain railways in Switzerland
seem to have proved very profitable
All OF them this year were paying big
dividends. II the demands for con-
cessions now being considered by the
federal authorities are granted, prac-
tically every Alp will have its own
funicular railway after the war is
over 1t seems to be the fashion now
adays to climb the Alps by funicular.
The proper Alpine habit is to break
fast at the station on arrival, lunch
in the mountain tops and dine in the
hotel in the valley in the evening-all
within "a hours. According to the Of
fetal figures over seven hundred and
fifty thousand climbed" the Alps by
the mountain railways last year. A
large proportion were Americans.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1915-01-07

For the manufacture Of pottery OF
the better grades considerable clay,
mainly kaolin, is imported into this
country from Europe and China, the
value of these imports last year ex-
ceeding s2.25O.OOO. 1t seems probable,
says the United States geological sur
vey. that under the necessity due to
the war Of now finding domestic sup
ply these finer clays can be in large
part replaced. Already a process CT
decoloring kaolin is reported as sue
cessful, and this may make large de-
posits Of kaolin and ball clay avail
able for the manufacture OF white
ware and pottery.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1915-01-07
LEARNED PROFESSIONS.

There was time when half the col
lege graduates OF America became
clergymen, and when the legal and
medical professions swallowed up near.
ly all the other half. Now, less than
per cent OF the men who com.
plete college courses 90 into the min
istry, and the other three learned pro-
fessions" together number only a mi.
nority of the college trained popula-
ton Of the country This illustrates.
not only the rapid spread of higher
education in the United States, but
the way in which society is constant
ly dinerentiating into more and more
diverse occupations. Go back far
enough In history. and there was but
one trained profession, the ecclesias-
teal In more recent times there
were three-law. medicine and the
church. Today. no one knows how
many lines Of effort deserve the name
OF learned" In fact, business itself
is rapidly approaching the status of
a profession, both in the learning re-
CURED and in the ethical standards
which are being set up to guide the
business man. 1t is this fact, quite as
much as faith in legal enactments and
prohibitions, which makes the aver
age citizen look for more fair play in
me future than ever has prevailed in
he past.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1915-01-07

ed to quit work the same day on &C.
count Of a sympathy strike with the
Lady Salmon Gamers lodge No. 2 OF
Tacoma, Wash.
"'Twas disturbed was in mind and
proclivities by losing me job. bein' al.
ready harassed in me soul on account
Of havin' quarreled with Norah Flynn
a week before by reason of hard words
spoken at the Dairymen and Street
Sprinkler Drivers semiannual ball,
caused by jealousy and prickly heat
and that divil, Andy Coghlin.
so. l says, 1t will be Coney for
Tuesday, and IL the chutes and the
short change and the green corn silk
between the teeth don't create diver
sions and get me feeling better, then
I don't know at all.
I'VE will have heard that Coney has
received moral reconstruction. The old
Bowery, where they used to take your
tntype by force and give ye knockout
drops before having your palm read.
Is now called the Wall street Of the
island. The wienerwurst stands are
required by law to keep a news ticker
in 'em, and the doughnuts are exam
ined every four years by retired
steamboat inspector. The niger mans
head that was used by the old patrons
to throw baseballs at is now illegal,
and, by order Of the police commits
stoner, the image Of a man drivin' an
automobile has been substituted. l
hear that the old immoral amusements
have been suppressed. People who
used to go down from New York to
sit in the sand and dabble in the surf
now give up their quarters to squeeze
through turnstiles and see limitations
OF city fires and floods painted on can
vas. The reprehensible and degradin'
resorts that disgraced old Coney are
said to be wiped out The wipin' out
process consists OF raisin' the price
from 10 cents to Is cents and hirin'
blond named Maudie to sell tickets in
stead Of Micky, the Bowery Bite.
That's what they say-I don't know.
But to Coney I goes a-Tuesday. I
gets OF the II and starts for the gilt
terin' show. Twas a fine sight. The
towers and the Hindu
roof gardens was blazin' with thou
sands Of electric lights. and the streets
was thick with people. IT'S a true
thing, they say, that Coney levels all
rank. l see millionaires eatin' pop-
corn and trampin' along with the
crowd, and I see eight dollar a week
sto.e clerks in red automo-
biies fightin' one another for who'd
squeeze the horn when they come to
q corner.
L made a mistake says to N.Y.
'ef. Twas not Coney I needed. When
mans sad It's not scenes Of hilarity
he wants. Twould be far better for
him to mediate in a graveyard or to
attend services at the Paradise roof
,ardens. IT'S no consolation when a
mans lost his sweetheart to order hot
orn and have the waiter bring him
he powdered sugar cruet instead of
alt and then conceal himself. or to
ave Zoozookum. the gypsy pianist. tell |
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1915-01-07
A Conslde-ate Wife,

"A beauty specialist offered me q
remedy yesterday that she guaranteed
would make me look ten years young
err" said Mrs. Twobble.
why didn't you try IT." asked Mr..
Twobble from behind his paper.
She wanted 325 for the recipe" an.
swered Mrs. Twobble, and l was
afraid the price would make you lool
ten years older"
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1915-01-07
A Promoter.

I'D like to interest you in q bust
ness venture that will make US both
rich
But I'm a stranger to you. Why
do you wish me to share in this pros
pective wealth"
Il like your looks. / can see that
you are the sort of man / can depend
on"
We'll, II you think as much Of me
as that, go get rich yourself; Their
come back and give me q job"
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1915-01-07
Un-Americab.

Farmer Winrow-I hear an Italian
has bought the Caleb Bowers farm. 10
he an Americanized Italian?
Farmer Medders-No, indeed! Why.
that place has had q $500 mortgage on
ever since the original Bowers bought
It from Chief Big Turtle-Bite-His.Toei
And the dago has paid It off!-Puch.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1915-01-07
DIscusslno Their Wlvea

1T axes my wife 80 long to dress
when We want to 60 to the city that
we always miss the train." complained
the first surburbanite. How is your
wife! don't hear you kick much"
MY wife has . system that isn't SO
bad" said the second suburbanite
She's so late for one train that she'r
generally on time for the next"
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1915-01-07
But He Said IL

She ought to drop dead for the
awful lies she's telling" said the
plaintiff excitedly. listening to the
witness for the defense. Don't say
That, admonished the Judge. she
ought, repeated the plaintiff. Don't
say that asain!" repeated the Judge.
Well, I won't. but she ought"
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1915-01-07
What ls Needed

An Ohio man, after ten years Of
constructing. has succeeded In pro-
ducing a chicken having the shortest
legs In existence. A great feat, no
doubt. but what Is needed il a chick
en- with four drumsticks.-Ralttmors
American,
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1915-01-07

Biologists estimate that the coal
fields OF Shansi province. China, are
great enough to meet the worlds de-
mands for more than thousand:years
Iron ore has also been found in large
deposits in central China, and Of the
finest quality.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1915-01-07

To other horrors of peace should
be added the man who brings with
him to the restaurant table his dead
and decomposing cigar.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1915-01-07

~ TEXT Sunday" said Dennis
nj Carnahan, I'll be after go
/ Y ing down to see the new Co
ney Island that's risen like
a phoenix bird from the ashes OF the
old resort I'm going with Norah
Flynn. and we'll fall victims TO all the
dry goods receptions, from the red
flannel eruption OF Mount Vesuvius to
the pink silk ribbons on the race sui
eide problems in the incubator kiosk.
WAS l there before? was. l was
there last Tuesday. Did see the
sights? ! did not
Last Monday amalgamated myself
with the Bricklayers' union, and. in
accordance with the rules, ] was order
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1915-01-07

More than half Of the worlds popu.
lation live In the tropics OF the old
world. Under British rule alone are
over 1926, 100000 tropical natives.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1915-01-07
Gossip.

DO you know, Mrs. Spundnagel, my
husband 10 assistant furnace tender AZ
the castle and could tell you all sorts
OF things, all sorts Of happenings ana
secrets-and all as true as am sitting
here-if only ] could get q word out
OF that boob Of husband of mine"
-Fliegende Batter (Munich).
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1915-01-07

Psychologists having pronounced
modern bullets sanitary, 1t is incon-
siderate and obstinate on the part Of
soldiers to die from their effects.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1915-01-07
A Temperanea canundn,-

A Temperance conundrum.
i can't understand finance. One
thing puzzles me extremely"
What's that?"
II they put SO much water In tia
stocks, how can money get tiyhtf"
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1915-01-07
A Bad Sian.

How does Henry like your cook.
ins?" asked her mother.
He doesn't say anything" answered
the bride, but he signs every time
he takes a biscuit"
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1915-01-07

People who say, Il know I'm hard
to get along with, but l can't help
It," wouldn't do better IL they had Q
chance.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1915-01-07
How to Discover MastoIdItls.

Tenderness discovered by pressing
the hard bone behind the ear Is apt
to indicate mas toiditis, especially II
the ear itself discharges. II the dis
ease IL recognized before serious trou-
bic begins. . most grsve operation and
possibly death may be avoided.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1915-01-07
Ono or the Other

Mrs. Crawford-"Do you think
you'll be able to keep up with your
neighbors?" Mrs. Crabshaw-Tf We
can't, my dear. Wen move."-Judge
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1915-01-07
The Retort Courteoua-

ehe-Why are you so unlike mo IN
company? Why is 1t you talk so little,
He-Because, my dear, wait until
have something to say.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1915-01-07
Weaker Than Water

Waiter, return this tea whence Il
came" said the sad-looking individual.
If ! drank much of that l would get
80 that ordinary water would make me
drunk Opinion.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1915-01-07
Proof Of ProsperItv.

Il hear there is going to be q con.
Iressional inquiry into Backmay's
business"
Il had no idea he was 80 prosperous.
- .aat."-Life.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1915-01-07
Slim Support.

slim support.
You don't like Wigs"
No"
Still, II he were drowning you would
ny to save him, wouldn't your"
oh, yes. ! would throw him NV
walking stick"
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1915-01-07
Be keeHuj,

It may be true that love Is blind
This fact brings no surprise;
But love should always bear in mind
That others have good eyes.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1915-01-07

By the time all the seas are filed
with mines the only reasonably safe
navigation will be by ~airship.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1915-01-07
WEEK DAY SCHEDULE.

AT THE HEAD OF OUR CLASSIFIED
COLUMN EACH WEEK WE WILL AN
NoUNCE HOW You MAY RECEIVE
SOMETHING VALUABLE BY LOOKING
THROUGH THESE LITTLE "ADs."
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1915-01-07
SOUTHERN PACIFIC.

(Union statisl)
e:45 O. n. .Texas Local, for Hous
ton and all stations inferno
II 80 q. N. Sunset Express, for
Houston, Austin, Fort worth,
Dallas and other north Te!-
.. M po Sunset EXPRESS. for san 40 D. n
Antonio, MEXICO. 81 Paso,
Arisona and California 9 as .. N.
los pm. Lafayette Local, for La
fayetts and oil stations In
$50 p. N. IeIas Limited. for Hous-
ton, Galveston, Austin, Waco.
Fort Worth, Dallas and other
~. north s Tsa.s pCi .n -. a:r 500 y.
ton, Galveston, Waco, Fort
Worth, Dallas and other north
II :H D. N Sunset Man. for san
Antonio, Mexico, El Paso,
Arisona and California. 1:<5 q. q.
eONTCHARTRAIN RAILROAD.
SUNDAY SCHEDULE.
Leave Miineburs-6:io, 7:iO, s:3s, 1000, iI:,o
.. m; 1870. $50, $50, $50, s:4s, 200, $40
p. m.
Leave Pontehartrain Junction-s:4o, S4o
7;9, sac. ll:o a. m: R:ol, Zoo, 500. 400
500, SIS, 10 p. m.
WEEK DAY SCHEDULE.
Leave Milnebury-6:os, y:io, 7:lo, s:3s, SIS,
1880. li:0 q. m; 200, 3:2S, 3:2S, $50, ZOO,
700 p. m.
Leave Pontchartrain Junction-s:4o, $40,
$50, $50, go, $40 II 20 a. m; l:2O, 2:45, 4:oS
+:os. 6:2s p. m.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1915-01-07

Shirt sleeve diplomacy beats the
bare bayonet kind. anyway.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1915-01-07

First Novelist (who writes historical
novels)-I hate to hear Boozem talk
when he's intoxicated.
Second novelist (who writes dialect
stories)-So do i. He doesn't speak
with the correct dialect Of intoxication
at all.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1915-01-07
Electric CAR SERVICE

Electric CAR SERVICE
Between Algiers and Gretna-
TAsvss (;retna. jackson Ave. Ferry lAnd
IngI passIng through McDOnoghville, 10 Al
sisgs. meets Canal 1T. Ferry, passes IhlrC
District Ferry. southern Pacihc IetminS a.
.nd yladuct. crossing over the Newton 81
yIsdncI IN. southern Pacific X. Il. fsrds
along the rear OF the U. 5. Naval STATION
10 M. u. $. immigration station. ~.
Returning over same route, meetlnE tn'
n o. and Western Railway cars anu
,onAye Ferry al Gretna.