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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-13
MANY CATTLE AND
SHEEP CRAZE ON
SITGREAVES
Ten Thousand of the Former
and 1900 Of the Latter;
Timber includes Three Bill
lion Feet of Yellow Pine.

Charles Jennings, supervisor OF the
~Sitgrcayes national forest, who has
been al the district Office here FOR a
few days on Official business. IL un-
dcrlord ~ no mean country. ia his
charge or uader his authority are
vast fortunes in
The sitgrayes rgnges are feeding
72.O0o sheep. They are ieeding. too
10000 cattle Across one trail in the
course OF the year 20. 900 sheep cross
In going down from the rim % the
lower lands.
Cattle and sheep arc1't the only
forms 81 wealth Supervisor Jennings
has in his forest. He has three bill
lion feet Of the finest yellow pine. AID
II plans that arc afoot are carried
through the yellow pine will 60 out
and a Hood Of prosperity Will come
into the country business men and
bankers OF Hoibrook and others in.
terested in development are workinp
In co1junctlon with the forest service
10 Interest capital In the building ~ a
railroad that viii bring about th'
tapping OF the immense timber and
mineral u OF, the forest.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-13
BROTAER
TO U. N. NJ. FROM
MONTEREY
L. L. Gonzales, Wealthy Land
Owner, from Mexico Inter.
ested in New Mexico Uni
versity Through Cores
pondence.

An interesting addition 10 the stu
dent body OF the University OF New
Mexico was made thus morning In the
enrolment OF FREDERICK Gonzales. OF
Monterey. Mexico. member OF one Of
the most prominent families OF the
famous Mexican city Mr.. Gonzales
was brought here by his elder brother.
l.. l.. Gonzales, one OF the w~eaithicst
land owners In the Mexican republic.
He viii finish his college work In the
New Mexico institution. Mr.. Con
zales owns $4,000 acres OF irrigated
land along the Texas border near Del
Rio, Texas, as one OF his in
t%erests. He became Interested In the
University OF New Mexico through
letters written by President Boyd a.
members OF the Madero family IN El
Paso, who for a time considered send
ing a member OF that well known
family TO the university here and who
may still do 80.
Mr.. Gonzales was introduced TO a
number Of Albuquerque business men
today by President Boyd. He VIII
leave tonight or tomorrow for Ei
paso.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-13
DESCRIBES EMPIRE
BUILDING DONE
BY S. P.
Irrigation Congress at Open
ing Session Hears Achieve
ments Of Railroad in Ariz-
ona and California.

stockton, CAT, sept. ia.-Delcgntca
from practically every state In the
union. half a dozen provinces OF Cam
ada and three states In Mexico. mum
herring more than a thousand. wore
on hand this morning when the twen-
ty-second annual international irriga-
ton congress was called to order by
Richard W. YOUNG of salt Lake. past
Z chairman Of the executive committee.
Committees were named at the morn
inE session.
What part a great railway system
PLAYS In the development OF new coun-
Try was rccountcd here today 20 deie-
gates by ~. .. Mccormick. vfee presi-
dent Of the Southern Pacific Railway
system.
In order 10 bring people into M far
west, Mccormick said. II was ncccs-
sary TO tell them what was there and
this In turn involved a wide and COM
~prChensive knowledge u the COUNTRY
10 be developed. From this need
there grew a great bureau, maintained
BY the railroad, for the collection and
dissemination OF information.
Railroads invariably prccedo de-
velonmont." Mccormick declared. and
spoke OF the building OF a line to
Fresno, Cal. when the san Joaquin
valley was but n vast grain field. en-
c~ouraEing investors TO begin irriga-
ton and intensive farming. He de-
scribed the pioneering of the Southern
Pacific across Arizona and into the
Imperial valley in California. south
ern Pacific engineers. he said. were
the men who put water on the Ca
valley In the Colorado desert hy
artesinn wells. ana who found
there the possibilities OF growing In
country the commercial date.
President Case in his opening adj
declared that the price per acre
charged ordinarily was too high for
the average farmet 10 pay.
with no improvements. without
ground properly graded and with
all the expense uf upkeep necessary
until a crop can be sold. Il makes a
hat few settlers are able 10
meet. he said.
ANY irrigation projects could be
more cheaply ana better by
men who organize them than by I,
individual settler. and the land
be turned over TO the farmer /
a condition tina will enable him
Immediately to start crop production
the %sustenance Of his family"
All irrigation enterprises and like
governmental undertakings. he said.
be in the hands o. tbs departs
nent OF agriculture. and he urged tho
appointment 0f "a federal irrigation
to investigate All projects
inder the cary land act with reason ,
power 90 act
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-13
STRIVING To WIN
CROWN Of KING
OF COUNTIES
Committee in Charge of the
Bernalillo Exhibit Work
ing Hard to Bring Out Best
Possible Showing.

Members OF the committee appoint
ed hy the board uf county commits
siuncrs to nrransc for "a county display
az the state fiir are bending every
energy 90 insure a showing that viii
crown BcTualillo ns tho hing county
uf the state. a personal canvass is
being made among th" farmers of the
valley To- mako sure shat tho boost cN-
hibits of which tho B|crualillo soil and
enterprise CON produce at this timc
are ~ the fair.
Handsome ana distinctly worth
while prizes ar" 60 Doe given farmers,
orchardists and Other |f.ndu',rs Tho
following announcement has io,u
aeut out by the county o.lihI' rom-
mittcc;
Handsome prizes are 20 Doe given
county farmers. urchardists and oth-
crs Tor the host samples of nrm stuff,
garden produce. fruits, etc, that are
offered Tor display in the county oS-
hihits 81 the state fair
The announcement. which also re-
cords thpt the committee has secured
cold storage space for pcrish1hl' en-
tries, to keep them until the ian be-
as follows.
Albuquerque, y a., Sept. ~, 1915
THE county commissioner of Bor-
nalillu county have appropriated 5000
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-13

There will be a regular meeting Of
the Loyal Order Of Moose Tuesday
evening. September i4th. All mem-
bers are requested to ne present. az
important buslnoss will be transacted.
Lunch viii be served after the meet
Ing.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-13
PRESIDENT GIVES
tCoutinued nom rage ono.l

decision had yet been reached by the
United states 81 Germany's proposal
to arhitrate the Arabic case.
IL was Indicated in official quarters
that both Germany and tile United
states agree that to arbitrate the
question of indemnity involves arbi-
trailing the justification and the facts.
II was generally believed that be-
fore the United States viii enter into
formal cngotiatiOns on the Arabic
case IN particular 10 win be necessary
FIRST 20 confirm Germany-s assurances
Of the cessation OF attack b. subma-
rines on liners.
The sdeclaration hat tho United
states would not discuss the Lusitanla
case until IL had been established
whether the sinking Of the Arabic was
a Justified act Increases the imrort-
ance OF the decision on the Arabic
note.
Ambassador B~ernstorffs conference
with Secretary Lansing ms,ed Just
nall an hour. At its conclusion as he
left the state department he told in
quircrs:
II really cannot say anything about
what I said 20 the secretary or about
what Rc said TO me. That rests with
Secretary Lansing.
Tie ambassador made II clear. how
ever. hat the situation had come go
an impasse. From his manner some
Of his questioncrs inferred that his
conference with the secretary fore
casts "a favorable outcome and that
probably arbitration might be agreed
uDon.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-13

80 along with Il will scatter n post
flaming pictures Of lions and tigers.
elephants and camcls. and horses and
ponies. paradise, and all the things
that make ore wish the uay would
hurry up n get here.
when Is Il going to be2
and which one Is az why. the Al.
9. Barnes big three-rinE. lid animal
circus, Of course. and It's going to
present the biggest. brightest and al
together tho best n or circus gior-
les and features IN the history Of It's
numerous visits here.
SO says Murray A. Pennock. general
contracting agent. who Is here today
arranging the preliminaries. a busy
man. Is this circus agent. for upon
him falls the task 81 making c0n-
trcast for the licenses. the shOw
erounds. space on the billboards TOR
the circus pictures. water and feed
for the shows family OF five hundred
people. Livery rigs must be engaged
take the bill posters out into the
country. and, last bat not least. calls
on the newspaper boys and says
'Howdy."
when the show comes this year.
believe wen show YOU more new.
novel. sensational thrilling and anus
ing feats han you evcr saw under a
In your life. That's quito "a |
hombastic statement and borders on
hyperholizism, but referring 10 the
past visits Of the show here hasn't
Mr. BARNES always made good on the
promises made about his show? The
program was mad over this
season-its entirely different Edu-
Gated animals give the performancc-
still "a Wild animal circus, the
Of that character Ia the world
Lions, tigers and bears do the
"thrillers on he program. gteatl
groups Of them-2f full-grown Afri-
cum lions being performed ia one act
Nou'll SILVER when YOU see the peril
the enc trainer who miueles with
this bunch of man-eaters
The cutcst act OF the show a. tho
trouplo az trapcEc performing monk
eys. Bet you never SAW an act like
thatg Ana the clown pigs, too. they'd
make "a cigar store Indian laugh. THE
sixteen champion dancing uhrsos, do
ing te Tango. the Maxisc the Jitney
struggle. and-
But. Jimmy crickcts. I must hurry
along, rs nearly train Time and i've
got % buy hay Tor the elephants set.
Adlos, see you next year.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-13

FOR the expenses Of making a first
class exhibit at the state fair, showing
the RESOURCES of his county, and We
desire your cooperation In making
this a success
special cash Prizes.
The committee in charge has set
aside part II this fund to be given
as special cash prizes for choice cN~
ni5its. They have secured cold stor-
age space IN which any fruits can be
cared Tor free OF charge. aud would
like to hear from you at once II you
have anything choice which you want
to save for the fair.
They .ulsp wish to secure fine spec
linens Of apples. plums, peaches. pears
and other fruits to put In jars Tor cN-
hibition. not only al the fair but To
De kept as "a permanent exhibit of the
Resources OF our county, Can you not
help us out and send us something
Cor this purpose
This is a groat opportunity Ia ad-
Vertisc our valley mud by showing
what is being raised here build ~ "a
market for your crops.
There will bc no charge or cX-
pcnsc 90 YOU either tor storage or
space at the fair. Let us know what
YOU have and We viii see that proper
care rs taken of your exhibit.
For any Information you may wish
in regard 60 this matter call az 2ni
West cold avenue or telephone 2s3
aud ask for Mr Duuuoll.
"a. 50 STEpJP.
cop. Y. SANCHEZ.
"HERMNN RLuEUER.
COMMITTEE
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-13
M0RTUARY
8. u. sleek.

=. u 8IVNks
S. H. sleek. a broker Of Kansas
City. died at g o'clock sunday morn
ing at his residence on North Fourth
street after "a stay OF three months in
Albuquerque. lie was 80 years OF
age,
5 brother. r. % sleek. was with
IN OF the time OF death and accom.
panied the remains % Kansas city Tor
burial last night
Beside this brother Mr.. Sleek
leaves three sisters. Mrs, T. l. Belsel
Of Omaha Mrs ia Mosher and Miss
Ada sleek 81 Kansas city. Mr. sleek
was a member Of the Eiks.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-13
YOUNG AID WOLGAST
HERE LOOKING FOR
A MATCH IN TOWN

Young Wolgast arrived m town to-
day socklaE a match. lie came from
Trinidad. where on Labor day ne de-
feated Yankee Itue in three rounds.
Young Woigast 81 remembered boy
the followers OF the prize ring here.
lie II q fighter from the word go. and
has met a number Of well known
scrappers. His scrapbook records
f~orty-nine battles and only f0ur loat
decisions In the lot,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-13
CNRD OF THANKS.

Words cannot express u gratitude
to the kind of friends and lodges for
the beautiful flowers sent To g.
one, and alsp for the many loving IA
,ura done fo, him during HIS long III
ness.
MISS EUNtCE E1TTBEtM
MRS. ALFRED ElTTREtM.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-13
WELL LOOK WHATS
COMING! A SURE
ENOUGH CIRCUS!

The circus is comm 10 town. TO
town. Yes. stree.
And within the next few days n.
Eail, decorated car viii roll into town
and tho army Of advertising men that
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-23
KirNlihe naNriNten.
Sin sic Nrieiter 1tnb bas Soft ser
9i65ele 81. Glo1b.

@eliebte Mitbiirger! - M1s tief=
item @er5en bite id @ott, einem ie=
BEN Mitgliebe Ser 9i05eie ct. @1oao
Elm gliidieliges Gbri1tfeit 5t perleiben.
@o ein6ringlid tit Ser @inflaB bes
mil6en nt6 beloenmiitbigen Seilon=
6es, 6aB bie gan5e @elt, troy ibrer
@rQuiamfeiter, ibrer 5elbitiudt nno
ibrer Sborbeiten, BEN beiligen 8or=
Der nidt gidn51id unbeadtet loIien
fam, Ser, mie Der 611ftenoe Sauh Der
2ilie o6er Ser &oie, Sen @ebnrtstog
6es &errt umtpebt. 9ab 6o6 Die
gauge @e1t SEN mln6erbaren Segen
b0nig &piir6iger fonnte, Der nit 6em
gintritt 6es @ottmenfden un6 Sci
1an6es Seiu @brtftt aaf 6ieie @r6e
berobgefommen. @ie be6arf iie ood)
6es @rloiers, Seiner 2ebre, Seiner
Sibra1ng nn6 geirer @na6e. 2ei6er
lit fir sic @elt int Mllgemeinen bas
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-23
Sdimpft nidt sic furdtlamen &inber

STE yterDolitdt, Turft1amte1t rro
l1nr11be lit obne 3meifel peruriadt
6urd @iirmer o6er @artleibigfeit.
Mnitatt gu idlagen o6er gu i6impfen,
beba116elt Cure &in6er nit &idapoo
8urmt06ter. Nette @a1r6p &onfef=
turen, melde sic @iirmer t0bten mnb
laratip gen11g iin6, tint sic @ingepei=
6e IN getpegnng 5u bringen nn6 nidt
n1tr 6ie@iirmer 5u bertreiben ion6ern
au6 o%ngebdl1fte @iftitoffe. 3iele
@ifte un6 @iirmer er5eugen 5ieber>
mad)en &in6er nerb0S nn6 rei5bor,
perringern lire 2ebbaftigteit nno
MAIDEN lte gum Spfer bon &ronfbett.
&auft eine 8loide &idapoo @urm=
t06ter be11te 11od BEL Current Mpotbe=
fer, MN 25f. - Mn5.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-23

8uid morgens balb II l1br in Ser
&atbe6rale Elm feierlides BontififaI=
amt 5elebrieren, mdbren6 meldem
Ser bodtp. @err @ilbelm 8uib ein
8r10er 6se S%berbirten unb Brofei-
for I'M ct. Saul Seminar, sic Gelt-
pre6igt balten miro. geadmittags 8
nbr miro ser 8iidof HomiHfalpesper
balten. Am Beite ser @ebmrt
Gbriiti miro in alien Bfarrfirden ser
9io5eie ct. CLOUD 6ie iabrlide Sc
minar=&oaefte erboben mer6en.
SSn elmer am lebten 6reitagabens
geboltenen' g%eriammlung Ser autbo=
lifen oieies giuage un6 ser angren=
5enoen l1mgebung m1tr6e auf 6ie
Motbmer6igfeit Ser Snforporation
Ser nel1en @emeinbe, 6ie. Iid gu Bill
Sen bier inn @egriffe itebt beiproden.
Ser bo6m. @err @riinetpal6 BON ct.
CLOUD NOR in Ser Ser ammIung 5u=
gegen un6 erfldrte SEN Mnmeienben
Die our @riin6ung elmer nenen We=
mein6e nn6 51tm 8a11 elmer Stride
notbmen6igen Gdritte. Muf feline
Mntpeiiang FIN miro mobriheinlid) in
Der Ell item Sanuarmobe tpieoer cine
Ser ammlung gebalten, in peIder
Die Sr1forporationsortifeI angefertigt
n11o Die Direftoren geipdblt tperben
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-23
Illus der Un19e9end.
Mlbann.

Solepb 8riol, tpelder felt eff Sssab=
rem nidt mebr in MbanD mor, iiber=
raidte lebte @o4e feline bieligen Ser
tpanoten un0 Greun6e NIT einem
m%ebrtagigerr 8ei1de; er miomet lia
in Eertb, 81. g., 6em GarmerItan6e.
- Souis Meier idaffte iih cine eIe1=
trifde 8ele1dtu1rg OH, l1no bofft BOT
@eibnodyten feline Sarm i'm eleftri-
iden 9idte prongen gu ieben. - Ger
mann sos lit bon Gun SSaan Seras,
5uridgefebrt; 6as Serosfieber lit ibn
pergangen ur6 Sos olte Minneiota 1T
ibm iebt &pieoer gut genu1g. - Ma--
tin @in BON Minneapolis por BEL ser
Jam1ilie @obfenberg 81 @aite. = Mm
6reitag miro Sic 6ormers Shipping
Milociotion lire SobresperlommIuna
bolten. - 9ie @olinger GamiIie bat
lire re1te iiiolid bonn Greet Nortbern
gabnbofe errid)tete &eiioen3 be8ogen.
9r. @atlon bat einige 8immer in
@erbinoung nit feiner office gu So
ip%ital5lpeden einrid)ten Iaiien. Moria
&re1ner u11b gliiabetb 6eneis lino aIs
&rm1fenpflegerinnen ongeIteut. -
Srm1 9erbert Si1nemann ,1n6 flei-
TIER Sobn BON 8urfep, q. 9, uns
Sri. Mnna Shrom eritotteten in ct.
Glon0 einen bertpun6t- uro frenno<
idaftliden 8eiu6.
Die @egener 8rewins g., mobl-
befanrt bnrd ibr a,1sge5eid)netes
Tafbier nnb u&remin,n" Tlaiden=
bier, bat in Ml6anp inter be,n
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-23
Gus frans9iiidle &arlament Ia

>uS Au"0'i'l"~
lid, inter bem 9ruf Der otte1ltl1de EN-
Meimulg entid)lieben mllllen, el1e
aonuiliio11 ein5uiesen nno nit Der
llnterl11d11ng Ser unglaublifen ge=
triioereien 5u betrauen, Die BET Der
Weraebung bon 9ieferunQsfol1tratfen
fir Die Nr111ee u%nterlallen l111o.
s3obIrcid)e @eltrafungen ltno oteler-
halb bereits erfolgt, aber leoe nene
@eridYfsperbanoll1tg bot our Mufoe=
dl1ra 1el1er 8etriigereien gefubrt, 70
oos oas Earlame11t Den Sfanoal n1dt
I6noer ianorieren fonnte. Nidt MIR
1puroe sic @egierung BET Den S1efe-
r1tnaen nit Silfe bon Sffi5iere11 l11to
geor1ten fiirdterlid iibers DIR &C.
houelr, a11d) sic int 6eloe llegenoer
Sr,ppen batten inter 0en 8etruge-
reier III leioer. Sic erbielten mtn-
oermertbiges 6leiidh pe%roorbere 0l=
lde uno 0ergleiden. Seoenfaus gu
5tanoe, Sic ouf SEN Natriotisml1S Der
III 6roge fom1nen0en &reile redt 1el=
ian1e Sdlaglidter merf en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-23

der latrge Sabre a1f Der O1tieite 6es
&idteramtes multete, 6as ct aber 1ei-
ner gel6apa9ten @ein n6beit mege11
nieoerlegen mtbte un6 Damn fem
&eim n1f sic @eitieite ser 5toot
perlegte, liegt i6tper %erfranft nie6er.
= @enn Sones es n1adt, Damn
i1t's Cure @arantie.
Sancp @eibnabts Gan6D-&0rb=
den un6 @dodteIn bel 8efers.
= MQe Sorten Candies bonn tbe1=
eel item un6 belten Bis gum getp0bn=
liden in 8eferS @an6p : 2a6en, ct.
CLOUD.
Mad lGngerer &ranfbeit, 6ie
6ur6 Magenfrebs peruria6 tpl1r6e,
1T am Sreitagmorgen ste @attin 6es
@eorg 9. Young int ct. &apbaels
Soipital, mo tie ii6 mod elmer Opera
ton u%nter5og, 6urb BEN 500 bon it,
REM 2ei6en befreit mor6en. Sic Ser
itorbene muroe Dor SO Sabren i1t
Sono 61 Sac, @is., geboren, bon tpo
tie in 1874 mod ct. @lou6 fam nr6
li6 bier init ibrem Tie ii%berlebenoen
@attelr berebeli9te. 5eit iener 3eit
mar iie in ct. CLOUD nut Musnabme
lpeniger Sabre, sic iie in Sn6iara
berbradte, mobnbaft. Mit Dem 10
i6mer gepriiften @atten betrolper11
5tpei &in6er ibren @ingang: Jrol1
Jlorence 6. 2abr bon 8emi6ii uno
&arrD IS. goung bon bier, un6 in
6eren @er3elei6 tbeilen iid 5tpei
Sdmeitern: Sra1 9oren8 8iirltenberg
BON MlbanD n116 Sra1 Mn6reas Sect
bon ct. Martin nebit 5uei 8riioern:
2oren5 &ou BON @aB Safe uno Ma=
tbias &om bon @tsconiin. Mm Mon=
tagmorgen fanb na9 einem INN 8
lbr in Ser &athe6rale gebaltenen 9te=
quiem 6ie 8eeroigl1ng inn 8etieitr 6es
driltliden Miitterbereins, oellen
Mitglie6 iie tpor, ur6 nnter ionit gro
Ser Sbeilnabme ltott. M0ge sic Ser
itorbene in 6rie0en ruben! Gen Sin
terbliebenen oufridtigeS @eilei6.
= 8eida1tt nriern altmooii1en
gemiidten @an6D, bebor Str fouft.
Ct bat sic glalerne Holitur. Spmes.
= @errlibe @eibnabts1dahteln,
Sic Sprte, 1pelde Cure Sreun6e ger
ne boben, Bel 8efers.
= @an6p=Stode nn6 8qn6er nit
Der I diernen Holitnr bel Sones.
- Sn ibrem @eim GIT ct. Saul
bot am 6reitagaben6 nod 1a11gerem
9ei6en 6ro1 81. 6. 9amotbe &omiep
SOS 3eitlide ge1egret. Die Cabin
geidieoene mor sic @attin 6es Or.
q. 6. 2omotbe &amiep, melder nod
mebrere Sabre 1onger ar5tli&er
Braris bereits in 1891 itarb. Die
2eide ser Ser itorbenen mur6e Mon=
tag mod ct. CLOUD gebradt un6 an
ser Seite ibreS @atten onf 6em Sal
parien : @ottesader beer6igt, pobei
ser in 2ittle Soils als @farrer itatio=
nierte bodtp. @err Mrtbur 2amotbe,
I5dtpoger ser Ser torbenem ste 3ere=
monien pornabm.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-23
Sic sroke @ebe, sic Ser Sdak=

S1e grDke JteDe, Dte Oct SWuP-
on1tslefretar Or. @elfferi6 I'M Netbs=
tooe qebolten bot, tper0en Sic 6einoe
Gel1tidlanos iih ebeniopenig b1nter
oen Spiegd iteden mie Die 1llng1te
&ouslerre6e. Sic bei6en &eoen ge=
boren 5ulammer, ergan5en einan=
ser. Sic Musfiibrunneg 9r. Selffe=
ribs iin6 @etpeis 6afiir, 6oB Dent19=
Iano isber sic mirtbidaftlide &ratt
perfiiqt, oas militariide un6 politi<
5de Trogromm bes &an5lers ourb=
aufiibren. Mit 5%uinsenoer 2ogif be-
meilt Ser @dabomtsiefretar Den
9ein6en Deutfdlon6s, boB Dos &ei6
imltonoe 1T, Sen &rieg finan5iea nno
mirtbidoftli6 o1rd3ubalten, iolange
iie mouen. Da lit a16 nidt sic lei
ie7te Spur zines 3peifelS an Deutl@<
lambs enogiiltigem Eruumpb. Aus
je6em gate fprtdt itrobenoe &ratt,
ipridt uneriditterlides @ertrm1en,
1prtdt starffe nn6 @ieges5uber lidt.
Sen 8ein6en Deut1dlan6S aber, @ng=
Ion6 beIonbers, entbiat Der gentale
Sreoniiator 0es meidsfinan8neiens
unbormber5ig 6en mori9en Ba11
ibrer @offmneen. Mn bic goloene1
@aulen 6es engliiden @eltfrteges
seidnet er bos Mere Sefel, bas 8el<
io3or 6e1 l1ntergang %berfunoete =
9eutidlon6 bot ii@ 5peima1 na@
1dmerem 6oI erboben, nod benz bret
bigiabrigen @riege un6 nod ben no.
poIeoniiden @riegem, bas brtttide
8eltrei9 miro iid bon 1etnem sou
nimmer erbeben. 9r Selffertb madt
feinen Mniprud ouf Bropbetengabe,
ober ct lit Elm gutter &edner. Se1ne
&olfulotionen pfIegen NIT frappiere1t,
Ser @enouigfeit ein5utreffen. eng
Ion6 ionte ii9 norfeben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-23

@eial3ene Mlmon6s, Die grobe
fleii6ige 5orte, BEL 8eders.
Ye5ablen 60f per 8uibe1 fir
quite Mal5gerite. Golb Spring 8retu-
ing g., @ol6 Spring, Minn.
- @arl1m 1ridt friiden @an6p
famfen? @ir MAIDEN i'm ie6en Sag.
SDneS.
= @eter 6iidbad bat feline Stel(e
in Ser biefigen 5irit Sectional gonf
quittiert nn6 Ole &ai%iiereritelle IN Ser
@apnesbiqe 8anf iibernommen.
= 6ible MIDI Die gan5e 3eit
miibe - tann nidt fdlafen nidtS
idmedt ridtig. Mebmt @olliiters
&odp Mountoi1r Ebee. Ct tbut 6ie
Mrbeit> pelde 5dblt. 6angt 6ieien
Mbenb an. $50. Martin Molitor.
= 81. S. NC. 6arnbam, olteopa.
tifder Mr3t, Bbone 68-9, SOB ct.
@ermoin,@ traBe, ct. glon6, Minn.
Sor @e1D11acDteft ntacDf DER 1te1s
beitere Sonp Elm gang Defenders
freun6lid)es @elidt, un6 aud 0ieies
SsSabr laBt er ieinem beiteren 8lid,
tpiemobl er info1ge elmer @rfaltung
immer no6 ein tpenig nnter bem
lit, nidts ab9eben. @r freut
ii6 ran1entli6 6eiien, momit ct feline
bielen &ur6en nno 5reu1p6en gu 6en
beborl tebenoen SeIttagen 5m iiberra<
iden ge6enft. gtmas @elo1r0eres felt
ct fir feline &ln6en in MuSiidt, uno
es miro i'm %freuett, mer11 er 0eniel
ben i1 ieirer galtliden Stube per-
1einen @eibnadtsgrnB entbie=
ten fann.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-23
Scr Gifer, nit Sem Stalien per:

1iheru labt, oas al ser &lllte BON 4l=
borien aelanoete fleine Expeditions
forps lei leoiglid oa5u beltimn1t> DIE
flijttioeu Serben m,f5unebmen ltno
Scr notbIeioeuoen 9epolterung &c
beusn1ittel 5l15ufiibren, oiirfte in Sorz
Son uno Eoris erbeblid) perlbntptt
hobeu; oenn er bef1noet oeutl1b, ooB
esaoIieu nid,t ooron oenft, lid out
obertcl,erlide l~1rternegmurgen out
beun Nalfon ein5ulallen. @as ubrl-
oerls aus lei1em biSberigen yerbal=
ten leid1t s1 erfenner NOR.