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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-06-03
@runtei9entbumS=
Ibertra9un9en.

Caroline 6. GIarf an emma 6.
@itep, 2ot II, 8lod 40, Curtis Gut
pep> ct. Glouo, $4,000.
Soiepb 8o1er u1r6 Srou an George
@arnert, 6. IL Mcres bon HgA
.SgA, Gee. 26-125-29, $4,000.
Matb. Maierrs uno Gral1 an
6ranf @eol5, @8A, Sec. 1928
IS, Grom 2afe, 100000.
Slug. @udenpoebler 11n6 Srol1 an
g. Neter &otbitein, SWA M@A
ueniger 1 Mcre uno @h SGA
unb S@A @gA, Sec. 11=123,32,
3ion, $11925.0O.
Sacob 2enor3 on Gertrude q.
@ridion II. a., 9ot 81, 8Iod 2 Ero-
lpect $780,, ct. CLOUD, $4,000.
&osooe 8. @romb uno Iro1 an
Sobn 6. Streis, Safe 9arf M66., ct.
@lou6, Got 10, 8God 5, $4,000.
8reb Npitrom an George S. Sar-
ner, 60h Meres bon gh SWA,
Sec. 34-125<28, Sc Sauf> $4,000.
Marttn 2abr unb Grolt an Sranf
@ollod, @h MWA Sec. 9-126-29,
9fodtpap, 100000.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-06-03

&ur1e tpie @%runo6iige Ser Moral, bie
8ibel als 0bieft Ser 2iteratur, jill
6iide @eididte, driitlide gtbif, Die
io5iale 2ebre Seiu un6 g%infiibrung
in religioien l1nterridt mit5umaden.
Giele 5tu6enten Der uniperi tt0t mo-
den iih bieie @elegenbeit 5un11te; 10
iin6 es 800 Stu6enten aus ben ber-
fd%ie6eniten Mbtbeilungen Der timber
fitdt, bie in SEN bei6en 5emeitern bes
Sabres an einem o5er mebreren bie-
Ter &11rie tbeilnebmen.
gs lit ie6enfaIs iebr be5eidnen6,
baB cine 0ffentlide &ilbungsanitat
mie Ole ~l1niberiitat oes @taotes Mii-
iouri in elmer ibrer, fir sic &rei1e
beitimmten 3uidriften iid bemiibt,
&eflame at moden fir einer 8ribat-
fl1ri 11s, in DEM Die Stu6teren6en in
proteitantii@en S6een ur6 in prote-
itantiider Muslegung Ser &eligion
l1ntermeiiung erbalten. Dus abnelt
iebr BEN gemiibuneen iener, sic 6us
@ibeqeien in Sen offentliden @du=
len eingefibrt baben mouen.
&atboltfen iollten Dem @inbalt ge-
bieten. Sc miro uns gegenmartig
i9tper ge1rug gemadt, uniere S6eale
611rd grbaltung unierer Sdulen,
unb l1niperiitdten oufredt=
5uerbalten. Miiiien mir bod ouBer-
6em oie offentliden Snititute ltiiten
belfeh sic sic bon uns bergegebenen
Wfittel benuben, INN Sic minoertper-
l1nterridtsipiteme Ser nidt<
fatboliihen 8efemtniiie gu forbern.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-06-03
G1en int @outmtr.

@s lit cine allgemetn betannte 9at'
fade, baB Der Meni9 i'm CONNER tpe'
niger ibt als in ber tdlteren Sabress
3eit. Defenders an oen beiBen Saz
gen &perben bic Mabl3eiten oft nur aus
@empbnbeit e%in9enommen, unb bic
oufgetragenen Speifen manoern CUR
6Glfte unberiibrt 3uriid in bic &u@e.
Man bat teinen Mppetit Bel FOLDER
9tBe.
Derartise @mpftnoungen iinb nit
feline @entile, iie regeln ben @ang Oct
Mo1@ine, bic man Meni@ nennt. No&
ebe 1i@ l1nregelmdbigteiten einitellen.
meloen ii@ 19on bic @entile unb ma>
9en auf ben 8ebarf aufmertiam, bas
NIT ieoem Mansel re@taeitig abgez
bo1fen unb ieber 8ebarf gebedt tperben
tann, ebe ernite @tDrungen etntreten.
unb bieie @enttle iinb unerbtttlt@, lie
quGlen ben Menf4en 70 LANCE, Bis e.
tut, mas bic Matur bon tbm p%erlangt.
@inb bic Musteln, Die Nerpe1 ober Die
9irn3ellen our@ piele Mrbeit erf@Dpft,
bann bebirfen fie Der &ube. 9e1
Menf@ piirbe ii@ penig barum tim
mer,1, tpenn Ct ni4t oas @efibl ber
mioisteit batte. Sc eber er bic 10
sedub.rten @uni@e feines &0rpers er<
flint, INN 70 better. 8iu Der Meni&
aber ni@t auf fo1@e @mpfinbungen
bDren, bonn m%ieoerbolen iie ii@, tpers
ben energi1@er unb beti@en INNER einz
brinsli9er bic @rfunung ibres @un>
f@es.
60 1T es au@ nit benz 9unser.
@ur@ bic Mrbett gebt ftdn6ts Elm Ser
brau@ bon Mustelz unb Nernenmahe
por fi@. Der @erluit muB natar1t&
fofort erfeBt tperben, 6as beibt, bas
8lut mub neue 8auitoffe berbetf4af=
fen, INN sic gef@md9ten 3ellen tpieoer
gu frGfttgen unb lie gu neuer Mrbett
1dDtg gu mQdeH. 01e SQul1etHe ues
RDrpers liefert aber neben ber 4tmu1g
bic Mabrung. Sinb ni@t mebr GENT
gen6 8auiteine auf Eager, bonn mel.
bet fi@ bas @entil 9unger. @s 3eigt
3unG9ft muir an, 6ab Dem &0rper neue
Mabrung 3u9efibrt nerben muB, menn
6ie Maf@ine in boiler 2etftungsfdbtgz
feit &peiter arbeiten ion. @ebor4t ber
Menf@ biefem Mtnf nt@t, bann pirb
bas @efibl itdrfer, es pirb qudleno,
es tpirtt binbernb elm 3uftan6 6er
@@md@e trttt Elm, unb tpenn Der
Menf@ au@ bann nod ni@t gebor4t,
iinb Mrbeitsunfdbigteit unb f@lieblt@
Der 500 bic 6olge.
9er menf6. Der bernfli6 reaelmd=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-06-03

Btq cine be1timmte Mrbeit ausubt, ars
beitet i'm CONNER senau 10 bel mi.
i'm Winter, ct miiBte alfo i'm CONNER
oenau bieielben Nabrungsmengen au
fd nebmen mie in anberen Sabres3ei=
ten. limb bp@ 1T bas ni@t ser San.
Ser R0rper braubt au9 MGrme.
Die R1rpertemperatur 1T beim seiun,
ben MenI@en tets bic sleibe, Com
met pie Winter. sic miro aber fort
beeinfluBt our@ bic Semperatur ber
l1mgebung. Sn Der &alte gibt Der
RDrper MGrme na@ ouben ab, oft 10
piel Wdrme, bub Der &Drper baru11ter
leibet. Wir f@iben uns I'M @inter
bur@ bidere &1eibung un6 9el5e Dor
fol&en al3u groBen MdrmeDerluiten.
sSm @ommer lit bic Mubentemperotu1
6o@, bic MGrmeabgabe oes &Drpers
an bic lmeebung infolge oeHen tpeit
eeringer. Die @rmdrmung bes &0r=
pers qefhiebt, tpte betannt, 6ur9 bic
@erbrennung Der Mabrung, Ser R0r=
per braubt alio i'm @omrner ri@t 10
bel Mabrung, nm ii@ auf berielben
Warme erbalten gu f0nnen. 9as ift
ber @runb, tpesbalb mir i'm CONNER
tpeniger ellen als in talteren 3eiten.
R6nnte mon genau ben l1nterf@ieo
in Der Mo6rungsmenge feitftelIen, 6ie
Elm Meni9 unter iol@ slet@en Be-
binaungen i'm @inter unb i'm beiBen
@ommer 3u .fi9 ntmmt, er tpdre gar
ni9t etma gering. limb re9net man
binau, bab 6erfelbe Meni6 i'm @om=
mer b,tr@ !ei@tere &leibung, 8aben,
Srtnten DON @rfrif@ungen unb anbere
Mtttel anes tut, UNI benz R6rper
Wdrme 3u ent3ieben, un6 i'm @egenz
{ob to5u i'm @inter bemiibt 1T, bur@
btdere aleibung, 5rinten beiber Sc
tribute un6 onoere Mittel benz &Drper
feline @dr1ne gu erbalten, bann mtrb
man ertennen, baB Elm GROCER Sell Der
Mobrung, bic Der Menf@ gu ii@
nimrnt, lebig1i@ CUR @rbaltung Der
R0rperpGrme auf berielben 90be
bent. @s ift alio nur Elm perbdltntsz
mdbig gertnger Sell unferer Mabruag,
ben mir in Mrbett umieben. Sic Ma<
1@ine Menf@ lit baber mod lange ni@t
etna 6as b0&fte Sbeql, bonn @tanb>
punt Der 3e@nit aus 9epertet, 6enn
iie arbeitet ia audi nit groben @erluz
item un6 unbo1fommener MusnuBung
Der ibr %3ugefibrten @nergtemengen.
Diefer Mrbeitsberluit, alio bic Mbz
gabe bon MGrme an bic nmgebung.
1T bon mertbarem @influb auf bic
Menge ber Nabrung, bic Ser &6rper
perlangt. 9a i'm CONNER Der MGr<
meberluft geringer 1T als in ben fal<
teren Sabres5etten, 10 perlangt oer
&0rper i'm betBen CONNER au@ nur
geringere Mabrungs3ufubr. Wenn benz
&0rper gu bel Nabrung 5%ugefugt
tper6en fpu. hann tritt bas @enti1 Mb=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-06-03
Stats : mminerntdtem
m,to ,,8ttle Colleges"
@atbolifen ipllen amf enge &erbin'
bmng betber ein 1uadjiames
Mtge baben!

Sic engen 8e5iebungeM sic 5mi=
19en einigen Stoats l%1niperiitaten
un6 gemiiien Seftenanitalten bette
fen, per6ienen i'm gan5en 2anoe Die
Mnfmerfiamfeit Ser &atbolifen. Ct
Itere meroen bonn Stoate aus offeh=
liden Mitteln erbalten. @S ioQte
ie6ob mnter nlen nmita116en nnter=
lagt fem, bon Dem @rnn1iaB Ser boil
ligen Erennurg bon @taat unb Sir
dye, ouf 6em iie ii6 aufbauen, ob5u=
geben. gbeniotpenig ionte es itatt-
boft fem, baB iie 5u bloBen Mnbang=
ieln irgeno elmer protei tantii@en
Sehe ausarten be5p. our MuSbrei=
t1ng ieftiererii4er Sebren beitrogen.
DuS @el6, bon 6em 6erartige Sniti-
tute erbolten mer6en, fliebt e%beniogut
aus 6en Sniden Ser @atboIifen als
ser &roteitanten un6 &eligionsloien
in sic 0ffentliden @aiien, unb n1f
@run6 ser Gbeorie, nod Ser es erbo=
ben miro, iollte es ni6t ber>per6et
mer6en 6iirfen, um bem l1nterridt
irgeno elmer &orperidaft, Sic be-
itimmte religi0ie 2ebren %'perbreitet,
8etbiilfe at 1eiiten.
ginen &inmeis auf 6ie freur1-
i9aftli9en 8e5iebung 5pii6en pro-
teitontiiden Snitituten un6 Sen
jstaots $ uniberiitdten gibt sic ltni-
periitat 6es 5taates Miiiouri. SSn
ei1rem ibrer 1ebten @reBbriefe tper<
SEN, tpem ar16 MIR IN peritedter
@eife, 5ufinftige @tuoenten ser
EbeoIogie 5u 6eren 8eiud aufgefor'
bert. Sc miro 6arouf bingemieien,
baB muir cine ein5ige Staatsuniper=
iitat I'M gan5en 2on6e cine gleib
groBe Bail EbeoIogie : Stu6ieren=
ser Ged8ig) auf3umetien bat. &iir5-
Ii@ erit erfldrte 81. Sob Sin, Ser
8rGii6ent genonnter l1miperiitGt, beim
Sabresfeit Ser 3. 80. 6. g., bab iei<
ner Mnii6t nod cine itootli@e Unit
periitdt ser geeignetite Srt fir bas
Der Tbeologie lei, 6a Ser
bier nit an6erea St11oenten
tpie folden Der Surisprltoen5, oes
M%detbaus, 6es SournalismltS, bes
SSngenieurtpeiens, 6es Sdn6els nn6
Ser Meoi5in in @erubr11ng fomme,
mas in Sen ipe5ifii@ tbeologiiden
8il6ungsonltolten 1idt ser Sa1 lei.
gr iei ser l1eber3eugung, 6ab Sen
Ebeologie @tu6ieren6en 6ieie &er-
quidurg nit Stu6enten Ser anoeren
Gof1ltdten fiir ieine1t 5utiinftigen Be-
ruff als @eiitlider better qtoItfi5iere.
@e{onocre Mufmerfimfeit biirfte
cine mt6ere Tbotiode ber6ienen, sic
in oericlben Mittbeilung ertpdbnt
lit: 6ds Bible College Of Miiiouri"
6os ii@ neben 6em ltniberiitdts- Can't
p11s befin6et, giebt ben Stuoenten
Ser 1%1niberiitdt @elegenbeit, iolde
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-06-03
@egenfemer 9e8em bic
,,@enace" umo AT:
oere ibrer Mrt.

Sic eriten Mniieoler iiderten ltd
gege11 sic perbeeren6en &rairiefel1er,
mel6e oft nit raienoer @@neaigfeit
lid ibren NIT Strob ge6edten 9an=
fern u1o primitipen @%iebb0r6en no
berte1, in 6em ite Elm @egenfemer a1-
%5ilnoeten uno 10 cine Strede freimad=
ten, pel9e bon oem iid nabernoen
6euer ni9t iiberlprungen meroen
fonnte. 9ie Matur un6 Die &ir6en-
ge19idte marnt nns, abnltde Mittel
ser Mb1pebr an5utpen6en, gegen ieoe
Gerfolgung, melde uns beorobt.
@leidtpie bas Hrairiefeuer erli6t,
menn es feline Nabrl1ng fin6et> ebert
10 audi mer6en auBere &erfolgungen
ser Stride menig idaoen, menn mir
ols &atbolifen 6a1rd elm erbaulideS
2eben uniern 6ein6en oie 1riaden
ibrer Mngriffe -entfernen. - ~5ibret
einen gnten @on6el nnter Sen Sei=
SEN, bomit bie, mel6e Mrges bon eu6
oIs bon l1ebeltbatern re6en, cure
g11ten @erfe ieben, un6 @oH preiien
am Eage Ser &eimindung." = q
Yet. 2. 12.) Damit ion nidt geiagt
mer6en, 6oB mir auf Sic @erlGum=
6rngen gegen oie Stride nidt anti
morter n11o getperbsmaBigen @etreo=
nern nidt 0ffentli6 baS &onomerf
legen iouen; aber alles 6ieieS miro
menig 1iiben, iolanse 6ieielben an
6em i9ledten 8eiipiele 1%alterbafter
un6 Ia11tparmer &atbolifen fir lire
Mngriffe 11e11e Mabrung fin6en. &lr5-
lid beuilligte cine auSge5ei6nete fa=
tbolil@e Organization cine groBe
@umn1e nm einen erfolgreidea
@ampf 5n fiibren our @i6erlegung
ser @erIelm6ungen, mel@e bon elmer
getpiflen 8reiie I'M gan5en 2onoe ge=
gen sic Stride gefiibrt tperoen. Mber
lit ni@t sos 8ei1eben 6ieieS l1ebels
cine Mabnung Uni erer eigenen Sc
fMblloiigfeit, elm beitGnogter Sor=
murf baB mir in Ser &ergangenbeit
uniere &fli6t ni6t getban boben?
SIM mgemeinen boben mir unS me=
mig geneigt ge5eigt, Sen tranrigen
@erbG1tniiien nnierer 81. Stride in
BEN 5eri treuten 90rfern bes @eiterS
un6 9ii6ens nnieres 2an6eS, o6er
Sen be6r6ngten Miiiionen Der bet6-
ni16en 9an6er ab5uipielen. 8ir
mouten uns ni9t im geringiten ein-
ji6ranfen, nm init unieren @abem oie
Gbranen ser @raut @briiti 3u trod=
men; es fdie1r nns ni@t 81 fiim1nerr1,
mie in nn6ern Ebeilen Ser @elt Ser
&f ser &ir9e gefIbrt miro, tpenn
mir MIR ni6t in unierem eignen
|2an6e in nnmitteIbarer @efabr iino.
limo 6o@ tpare es am beiten grade
iebt, tpenr mir uns Elm menig an=
ltrenger mouter, I'm ser Stride mber
sic @dapierigfeiten bintpeg3ubelfen,
tpelde sic Sein6e 6erfelben ibr bon
uQen @eiten bereiten. Gold eine
|Tbatigfeit ~niererieits mdre Ser
auBere Mns6rmd nnferer 6reun6-
1dat fir @briitus, mabre Mrtbeil-
nubme fit feline SSntereiien, gang be-
fon6ers aber ser al1genbltdlt9 10 GEE
fabr6eten austp6rtigen Meiiiionen nn6
unter biefen gang Defenders 6ie Mii-
iionen bon Mfrtfa.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-06-03
Sic brci MuSfettere.

S11 Sen &f en bel ytel1pe @ba-
peue m1roen orei oeutide Musfetiere
bon ibrer Gruppe abgei6nitten, uno
ebe lie Sen MnibluB uie0er beritel=
len fon11te1L brad Die Madt berein.
Sic ludten ii9 elm SERTED, 10 gut
tie es in Ser Gle fin6en fonnten> nno
tpouten Sen Morgen abtparten, mm
lire Gr11ppe auf5uiu@en. oils aber
Sic Come oes naditen Cages 6aS
Sdladtfel6 beleu@tete, ioben tie,
oab ibnen ser @eg perlegt &par, 90
iie bi1ter sic engliide 6ront gera.
then paren. IS hlieb ibnen alio
nidt5 iibrig, als 1tia in ibrem @er'
1tef gu perbarrer, o5er obmobl Sag
Inn Sag berging, obne bob e5 tbnen
moglib muroe, ii@ gu ben Sbrlgen
5uriid5ui9lei6en> peri dmdbten tie es
bod, iib gefangen gu geben, unS Be-
i4loiien, in ibrem eler6en 2o6e pei-
ter a11s5ubalten Biz gum 2ebten.
Die eiierne 8ortion, Die lie BET
iid batten, tpur ldngit per5ebrt, nno
ser Sunger begonn iie gu plo9en.
Mber iie bielten a1S un6 i1edten iid
tire geabrung in Sen Sorniitern Ser
9ei9en, Die nm lie fer auf oem Sci
be lagen. sic oBen Sic eiier1reu Nor=
tionen, sic lie BEL SEN Sooten JAM
Sen uno tranfen 6u5u 6aS @alier
aus Sen lebmigen @-aben. limo alS
ar9 in Sen Eorniltern Der SefaQe<
men ni9ts @Bbares mebr 81 finosn
mor, 90 fla11bten 1ie lib Sic Ss1rner
aus DEM @ei5en, init Sem rie plr~
%IalIenen Inter tan6c cu%3gcpolltert
mare>1, in 6enen 1ie baniten. Mebrs
mails famen, mabren6 lie 6rauben
1m6 Mabrung iudten, gnglanoer IN
tire Mdbe, aber Damn itelten Tie lib
to6t, uno sic 6ein6e gingen an if
men poriiber, obne ibnen 8eadtung
5u idenfen.
60 lebten iie bier Iange @odem,
big es tbnen gelong, iid gu Ben oent-
i9en 8oiten 0urd5uidlei@en. Sn
ibrem MeuBeren maren tie natiirli3
pqbrenb ibrer 2ei6ens5et ponig bee.
hilbert, un6 fem Meni6 batte lie
mebr als oeuti9e Sol6aten erfennen
m0gen. 0aber polte iie Ser Soften
a1t9 nidt ungebin6ert paiiieren laf-
len, ion6ern fragte norii6tig nod Ser
9arole. 3us mm nnu cine groBe
8erlegenbeit fir Die 8rapen> aber an
Ser nnfenntniB Ser @arole iollte lire
&ettnng 6enn 6o9 ni6t i@eitern, ion-
bern a16 bier tpubten tie li6 tpie-
Der 5u belfen. sou 96afsfopp, Die
Barole meiit on ia lelber nidt!" rief
elmer bon oen @aderen Dem Soften
at uno foroerte i'm auf, feline &iid-
ieite elmer ndberen @ur6igung gu
unter5ieben. Daran aber ertannte
ser Soften, 6aB er es NIT einem 6eut-
1den &ameraben gu tbun batte nno
lieB oie %Mnfommlin9e paiiieren. So
tparen Tie en6li@ gerettet, nn6 6as
@iierne &reu5 erlter &lol1e mar6 III
men ols 2obn fir ibr mutbiges Mls>
barren in Notb un5 @efabr. Mtan
liebt 6orars, 6aB a119 inn mooernen
&riege nit all ieinen S@reden Sic
Momantit nod feinespegs a~1sgeltor-
ben lit.
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p~etitloFgfeit iii sadtigteit. min Der
Menf@ feiner Marnung nidt na@<
tommen, banr mel6et ft@ Elm 3tpeites
@entil, Der Mibermi1e, Inn gu per=
bitten. bab bur& unnStige Mabrungs>
3ufubr bie R0rpertemperatur i'm beis
Zen CONNER nod eeiteigert miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-06-03

Sir ct. Glomb Stabtei9entbnm,
6amier nnh bafante 8aniteIen tuen-
set Gnd an $. g. Oonng, ct. Climb.
,@rmmbeigcntbnm berfanft gegert mo.
natlidje Mbidlagsaablnna.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-06-03

Ser fran51ii&e &remierminiiter
@ibiani, 6er 6ie Deltiden tpieoer
einmal gorbaren geidimpft bot, 1T
elmer Ser beriidtigiten 4ir6enrauber
Sronfrei9s. @os our gborafterifie.
r,,tte 6es Serrr geniigen io1te.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-06-03

= Drudarbeiter ie6er @rt meroen
idneM, ia11ber nn6 btuig in ser Office
oes u%geor6itern" bergeitelt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-06-03

Ser eingebil6ete Rranfe.
9bpo9onber: ,Mas nur NIT mir
1os fein mag? 9eute feblt mir a
NAL qar mir"
Gilpin observer., 1915-10-07
KEPT HIS COFFIN 30 YEARS
Eccentric War Veteran Arranses His
Own Funeral-Fousht in Both
Armies.

Newcastle. Ind.-Moab Turner, sew
enty-seven years old. was buried in a
coffin he had made 30 years ago when
he suffered his first stroke of paralysis.
It was built from a great walnut chest.
which had been in his family for years.
The coffin has been in the care OF a
local undertaken for the last ten years.
Turner. who was eccentric and ar.
ranged his own funeral, lived in Ten.
nessee when the Civil war broke out
He was conscripted by the South. and
after six months service succeeded in
having himself taken prisoner SO that
he could join the Union army. He
was captured at Cumberland gap. ex.
changed, saw service daily in the At.
lanta campaign and was again cap.
tured.
Gilpin observer., 1915-10-07
TO EACH AN APPLE

be used, for they do not add or de-
tract from the buoyancy. The arms
may, however, be used as propeller.
The bag when in the water need not
be closed, for 1t will not sink. This
has been proved by series of rigid
tests. The position of the occupant
is one Of perfect comfort, for he may
stand upright, lean on the arms, or
rest on the back or sides without dan
ger OF tipping. Food enough to last
number of days can be taken into
the compartment. In short, 1t is an
emergency hotel.
In case of accident to the outer COW
ering, there is an emergency air bag
which may be blown up from the in
side. In the bag one may remain in
the water for from four to five days
without danger of sinking or death by
exposure.
The upper photograph shows the
bag floating on the surface of the wa
ter. In the lower picture the owner
is seen in the bag taking final look
before jumping overheard
Gilpin observer., 1915-10-07
Soldiers in Trenches and Hos
pitfalls to Get Fruit.
Growers and Dealers Plan to Send I'm.
mense Consignment Of Apples to
Soldiers Of All Armies Now
At War.

Chicago.-Every soldier in the
trenches and hospitals in Europe will
be given an apple in the near future,
If plans now being worked out by
committee Of the apple trade through
out the United States are successful.
1t is proposed to have vessel take
over big cargo Of apples to be dis
tributed free under the auspices of the
Red Cross, and efforts will be made to
get President Wilson and Secretary
OF State Lansing to have the several
warning governments permit safe pas
sage for portions of the big consign-
ment to the various fronts and hos
pitfalls where the fruit can be placed
in the hands of the Red Cross for dis
tribuion. especially among the sick
and wounded.
Apple growers and dealers who are
endeavoring to send over the big con-
signment have learned that many of
the fighting men are suffering because
of lack of fruit juices, giving rise to
scurvy and other disorders. Returning
surgeons who have seen service in the
European hospitals are said to ap-
prove heartily the plan to provide
more<fruit juices not only among the
wounded but also for the men in the
trenches.
I'VE are working on this undertak.
ing purely from humanitarian mo-
tives," said one of the committee who
is leading Wholesale apple distrib-
utor. IT'S going to cost lot of money
for the fruit alone, and we shall call
upon all the people engaged in the
apple industry to\contribute a portion
OF the expense. At first the trade did
not take kindly to the plan. as it was
feared that vessels could not be found
to carry over the apples. Then the
idea was conceived of chartering a
ship which would take nothing but ap-
pies. and we believe that when the
purpose is disclosed to foreign govern
ments none will oppose free passage
of our ship. for 1t will go on a mission
of charity"
local apple man who has interest
ed himself in the matter. and who has
figured out how it can be done. says:
1T is big proposition and will re-
Quire skillful handling. but 1t can be
done. The value of the fruit alone
would approximate about 100000
aboard ship at New York. We under
stand that there are about $4,000, 900
men actively engaged in the various
armies and navies In the European
war. and probably as many more indi.
rectly involved. To give them all an
American apple apiece would mean at
least 50,000,000. and taking 500 apples
to the barrel, which would mean me-
dium-size fruit. we shall have to pro-
vide 100000 barrels or 100000 boxes.
at the lowest estimate"
Gilpin observer., 1915-10-07

down the street and stop for moment
at each store his master had used to
visit. Then ne disappeared out the
road to the farm.
Waiting in Cemetery.
The sexton. working late that night,
heard a whining among the graves.
When he came to the newest one he
found Pete. The dog lay on the grass
at the side OF the headstone and would
not come away when he sexton left.
The next morning he was still there.
Since then Pete has never missed
day at the graveyard. When he
turns in from the road he goes straight
to the Hudspeth lot and stays there for
hours at u time. The sexton has no
ticed his restlessness. He haunts
around among the stones only to re-
turn to his masters grave. Finally
he goes back to town and makes once
more the round of the stores.
Sometimes he goes out to the farm
then. Sometimes he goes back to the
graveyard and the sexton finds him in
the morning whining at the mound of
earth. Always he has restless,
troubled air as ne searches for some
one who cannot be found.
And there he sits at his masters
grave.
Gilpin observer., 1915-10-07
HORSE KNEW HIM WELL
Animal kipped at Man on the Street
Who Trained Him Eight
Years Ago.

Davenport, Wash.-The intelligence
Of the horse was strikingly shown
here recently when County Prosecutor
David McCallum passed by an equine
which nipped at him and then began
prancing at the railing next the side
walk where it was hitched and by
which the prosecutor had passed.
Struck by the queer actions OF the
animal the attorney turned around and
recognized mare which he as a farm
lad had raised but which he had not
seen In more than eight years. Those
who happened to see the occurrence
say the recognition by the animal was
unmistakable.
Gilpin observer., 1915-10-07
When the Birds Wake In

An enthusiastic ornithologist ha.
amused himself by investigating the
question at what hour in summer the
commonest small birds wake up and
sing. He says: The greenfinch IS
the earliest riser. as 1t pipes as early
as half-past one in the morning. At
about half-past two the blackcap ne.
gins. and the quail apparently wakes
up half an hour later II is nearly
four o'clock and the sun is we'll above
the horizon before the real songster
appears in the person OF the blackbird.
He is heard half an hour before the
thrush. and the chirp Of the robin be.
gins about the same length of time
before that of the wren. Finally, the
house sparrow and the tomtit occupy
the last place on the list"
This investigation has altogether
ruined the lark's reputation for early
rising. That much-celebrated bird is
quite sluggard. as 1t does not rise
till long after chaffinches. linnets and
a number OF hedgerow birds have been
up and about for some time.