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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-12-17

9eseniiber uber iit ~ bsoentsn. oob
Slide in Gn9lano su Dem eIementarsn
Nabrungsnlittelbeoarf Der unteren
alo6en eeboren.
S6ou Dem fIiidtisen 8eIdousr enss
IiIder 8roBiidote uno Dor alien enos
Iii6er Irbeiterpieiiel fallen Die tIeinen
2Goen, 0erfaufsitellen uno 9uoitei
nuf in oenen gu iiberous biIiosn prei,
fen talte 9ratfiiae aGIer 9lrt feilge=
bpten meroen. 0sil ole Slide in
gnglano Elm @oltsnabrunssmitteI ers
ten Ranges fir Die unteren &IGTen
iinb. miro bic iebige Seuerung bsIons
oers Ibper empfunoen. Die @erOfs
fentlidun9en oes en9Iiihen Sanoelss
omtes 5u Gnoe sSuli baben ertpielen,
bnb bie SiidpreiIe cine Stei9erung
bon ni6t peni9er als fiinfunoIiebSi9
Qrp5ent ourhgemadt buben.
.SSilhe fino jebt 70 fnopp uno teus
er." 70 fdreibt bic r9imes," .bab bic
Re9ieruna Den 8erfu6 maiden min,
aus Neufunolano ooer &anana @es
frierfifhe einaufiibren." gluber Dem
&oniumenten leibe oub ole 9roBe
Miense Der tIeinen ssiThbGnoler oar9
bic &nappbeit. defenders bieienigen.
.lpelhe eebratene Slide uno eer0Itets
aortoffeln in armen ge9enben pers
toufeu." Sn Den ssnbuitrieaentren
oes Rorbens fei Ole 3abI Der 9trbeis
ter. Die SSiihe ol3 einen 9ouptbeitanos
tell ibrer tdeli1en Nobrune per5ebrs
ten, 70 enorm. oa5 Der 5ifdbanbel Elm
ouberoroentlib umfanereihes 8etpers
be seiporoen iet, bus iib jebt in erns
iten S6pierigteiten befinoet."
Die ~9imes" aibt sipei llriahen ols
mobgebeno fir bic JiI1teuerung an:
einmal Die 8eidrdntuns Der s5iI9ersi
In ben 9eipGfern n1hit oen 2iiIten
Sdottlanos uno Srlanos uno alpsis
tens bic 8errin9eruns Der sifderflotte
ourd Die Snoniprudnabms elmer gro.
ben 3obl bon S9iffen uno Mann.
f9aften feitens Der IbniroIitGt. 8ers
fdpieeen pirb tpobIpeisIih, in ipels
dem 3ufommenbonee oisIe beioen
Satfa6en nit Der Iftion Der bsutI9en
Morine an Gnglanbs &iiiten iteben.
@s iit isood sipsifellos, oab bic ge,
nannten geIhrdntungen Der &iiitens
fiiderei tpeientlid barouf suriidaufiibs
rem iinb. ooB bic als Nbpebrmobnobs
men eesen bic beutfhen ls9oote e.-
le9ten Minen unb Jtebe ben @ertebr
fir bic 5iiherei an ienen Yunttsn
eefdbrlif MAIDEN. 9luBeroem bat 0it
eneIifde Momiralitdt fidb gen0tigt aes
feben, ettpa breipierfeI bes 8eitanSS
Der Sif6erflotts fir ben 1a6bienit
un6 ben Wtineniudoienit gu pertpens
ben. Don oiefen Silfstriegsf6iffen
baben Die bsutf9en us8oote bereits
mebr ols Elm 3ebntel psrnidtei. Oisie
@erluite miiiien ftets aus Dem Reits
beitunb Der in Der sSiIherei tdtigen
5abrSeuse erieBt iperoen.
Wieoer NAL - 10 ffreibt bic r8ers
liner Mbenopoit" Elm 9eiIpiel bos
fir, ipie pielperspeiet bic tpirti9aftlis
6en S6Goisun9sn iino. fpel6e Der
Seetrieo ben Gn9ldnbern bereitet.
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SoransieBnngen waren llnrid=
tig.
g!Sie1,. t3. Iea

2NlPH, 10. 2t6.
9ie oncrifoniid)c .9lncono" .gtote
miro bier nlitbe5ug ouf einen iuidti-
gen 1untt, Der ibr jeoe ernnoIoac
ncbmen mag, ols idmad) nno fe9lcr-
boft be5eihnei.
Die 8unoesregieriing iebt porau3.
oob Die olterreihildl ingariid)e NC.
Qicrlmg oIS 8erbilnoeter Selttldl.
ldnos NIT Den aniidten oes StontS.
ontS betreffa oeS louhboottriraS
ocStnlb pertralt lein nitB. neil oieic
giniidtcn Der 8erliner f9ieaierui,l
geaenilber nebrnlal 5nn glusorlisf
9ctroht murben. 0ogegen miro i'll
h,obIunterridteten arciien gelten0
Gcnoht, oaB bic 99iener gfegteruug
bciipiclsmelie bon Den 8erban0iiu i.
Qcn I'M 2uiitorlotoQ nur ourd Die
}eitlngen &elntniB erbieIt, 0ob &c
ticleu 0cridlten natilrlih feincn
niplontotli6en gSertb bcilegcu fountc
rno oaB iie neiter Der 2IngeleqenDeit
i;bcrboupi feIne 9uImerflaInfeit &c.
idlenft bat.
g3ie Der 6cip0brsUrmn Der MIG.
ciirten 9ireiie bcriihert, fam ielblt-
ftc @olbinatoner HcGierung BON Der
Sc uno a. 9icqierung nift eripnrtcn.
foi lie ibre ousmortige 8olitif 1uf
2.e;tlnqsberidlte itiibt Die 2Incona.
note Der &ereinigien Stanten mi 30
jeJenioI3 geredltfertigt erifeineiI,
h0tte Die gunoesreaierung iibcr hire
NoIhinq betreiis oeS Souhbootfrie.
ges nidt nur Berlin, ionoern Ole &c.
aicrunqeu olIer frieoflbrenoen 2tiu.
Ger rebt3eitig onfqefl1rt.
Berlin. ii. Gc8.
lleber oie omcrlfoniidle Note
ialreibt Der 2otoIon5eiacr:
.Mir f6nnen nun ipie6er iebcn, onB
Scrr @iIion. fuie Itets in icinen g..
5icbungen NIT 6eu Gentrolinddten.
iid fein 8Iott Dor Den Muno qcnc:r.
tcn bat. 9ie Qntmori Der 29iener
S!eaiarllng miro bcffentIidl oub
nidlts 5u iuiinihen iibriq laiien.
Gie n3eituna Nm Wiittng" bali cS
filr berncrfensipertb, ooB lid bic
gjunoesregieriinq nift nit benz bot
laden belier rertrdllt madte.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-12-17
Gin groBes SSiasto.
gelp gorf, 10. Ge3,


Der Serfauf be5m. Die @ert1ei.
ling Der Anteiliheine on Der $500
100000 erl9liih fron5oiii6en Yin.
lcibe in oen Ser. Stooten bat ant
@iittiDoh ibren 4bihIuB gefun0cn.
.9tur $40,000,000 fino bel Der oifent-
liden Snbifrlption gum Treiie bon
9S uerfauft lporoen. 0o $2S0,000,-
900 bon bornberein bon Den @riin-
bern oes 9lnleibeipnoitots ee5eihnet
maren, bleibt nod bic Sun1lne bon
100000 unncrfauft i,brig, Sic
III oieier ISOLDE ouf Die afitgIie0er
oes Spnoifats sur llebernabmc per-
tbeilt lperoen miiilcn.
Scr yteiu gorfer 9onosn1ortt
itono ltorf uilter Dem @inilu8
hes lesten 8erfaufstoges fir Die 9ln.
tbeiliheine. Ser MininoIpreis mar
@i1s, iopobI fir regul6re mie ipaterc
@blieferung. Spater erboIte iid Der
Greis bis alif 94$4 uno itano beiln
slbidlub oif 943s. Ser Minintal-
,'reis NOR alio idon 21s Tunfte bill.
Tiger oIs Der Greis. gu Dem Die 9ln.
leibe bonn Spnoitot ilbernonn,en
nurbe.
Bon zen $2s0,O0O, 600, sic ilr.
ipriingIid bel 8riinoung oes Spnoi.
fdts ge5eidnet muroen, iino ipie man
olaiibt cttuo $100,000,000 bon 80.
hrifonten uno @dnolern in &riegs.
material iibernommen poroen. Gie
gcnsten 3eihnlingen oiirften hierbei
ouf Die 8etbIebenn Steel Co., Die Oh
Tont SENDER 60. unh berponotcsSn
buItrien, ionic oif reihe @in3elperio-
nen. oarlnter berporrngenoe slttIo.
r0re ser lltiteo Siotes Steel Gorpo.
ration ertfollen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-12-17
Geleit lit bewiQiQt.
g0nihinntn1l. Is

WdlDlfl41on, 10. Ie5.
Der britiide 8otihofter Sir Cecil
Spring &ice tbellte Dem StaotS.
icfretar Banning on Wfittipod perlon.
lid NIT, er lei beouftrogt moroen, int
9tamen ser britiiden uno franScii-
iden gfegierling 5li erfldren 0uB
&riegsififie Der aqlirten &ollpt.
nlmin 6ran3 bon 1apen iu,b s5rcao.
tellfapiton Gorl 8op-G Ole obbcru,
fcnen Oiilitdr- beSlp. observation-disclosures
9eutld)lan0s in @aibington, auf
ibrer 8cimreiie niht beIditigen.
Sos Staotsoepartement miro ben
heioen Gfii5ieren Shreiben oitsbon.
bigen. in Denet oielc @orontie ser
britiihen uno fron5oliihet Reeieruno
pieoerbrlt lit. Gs hciBt in @oib.
iilgton, ooB .pon Rapen uno Nop.
Go nodlite 9Sode BON SEEM Yorf nod
3onono obreiien peroen.
9ie sSraqe bes freien 8eleits fur
Die Nadfolger Der beioen 9lttades lit
nod ni6t crortert ipnrocn.
Sem Dorf, Is. 9e5.
Souptmonn sSrnn5 bon 8apcn
uno ;Sregottenfapitan aorI 8op.Go
meroell, inGs Die EIone niht nod ge-
Gr,oert meroen nd6iten Gienstog
init Dem boadnoiiden 9ampfergtoor.
Dam Die 9einlreiic BON Sem Dort
ans alltrcten. ipie ont Weittipohoben6
aus uuttIiher Suelle berlautete.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-12-17
Trotfit at Tranfrsid.
Nrcilaiinng BON feds SentiAcn oer'
lanst, Die Dpn gOro &C.
bnlt iunrHcn.
92ni1inoton. IA. 0cs

Wu1Dlngfon. IA. Ne3,
9ie 9feeierling Scr Sereinigte,t
Gtaoten fabelte om Gienstaa BOT
ifofter Sharp IN 8oris Snefs 3uitel-
lung ans froli5oiiihe @(uslpdrtige9llnt
cine 9totc, in melher ihurf gegen Die
SerilnterboIung BON feds 9eutIdcn
uno Seiterreidern pon 9nro Der
omerifanilden 0ompfer Carolina.
Gonmo lno Son Suon ourd ben
fron56iiihen areu5er 9escortes pro-
tcitirt nno beren lnfortige sSrci-
laiiling geforbert miro, bo Die Scr-
hoftung bon Geriouen ireeno elmer
9totionolitGt ON 9orb amerifonilher
Ghiffe onf hober Gee iih iuriitiif
niht rcdtfertiaell IoiIe uno elnc
iIoeronte SerIeeltng amerifotildlcr
Sobeitsredte inpolpiere. Die 9lblcn.
rung ser 9tote erFoIete nit boacnl
GinperitGnonib 9sr1'ioent g8ilions,
and) nuroe oieielbe in Der beutigcn
Gobinettsiisung erortert
Sraseoen,fdlle.
gs miro ouf ben SOIL bes bertiden
GtootSongeborieen 9litgillt 8iepen.
frinf bineefpieien, Der Nonember leb
ten Sahres bon ieiten oes fron5oii-
ihen areisers Gonoe BON SOro oe5
unerifonilden 0on1pfers 9Sinoi,lir
Ecruntereebolt, arf HroteIte Der urTc.
rifoitiifen Gegieri,ng bin jebo6 frei
9eIoiien lpuroe. gs nirb borouf gin.
aeipieiet. ooB Die neiteroines nerbof-
tcten 0eiitifen iino Geiterreihcr
nid)t rWitolieber Der befpoffnetcn
!9toht seq sSeinoes" uno oIs loIhe
ouf @rurlo Ser 2onooner Declaration
iirnttn fino. Gs miro ferner ouf ci.
uen @r16eoen3fau ludbrerio oes Vilr
oerfrieos hinaeipiefen, oIs sSronfreidl
aegen oie 8erboftiine Der fonfoherir.
ten aomniii1re Moion rn6 Slirca
on 0oro ocs fron5riiidlen Eontpfer3
Irent troteitirte.
Ter 8ortIdut Der 1ote ipirb per
0ffentIid1t iperoen, iobolo ous Boris
oie Rofridlt eingetroffen 1T. ooB tic
ser bortigen Gesierung 5ugeiteat
iuuroe.
Won aIoiibt i'm Stnotsbepnrte.
ment nid1t, BOB Die fran8oiiihe Sic.
eier1tng nodgeben miro. bepnr ipci-
tcre unterbarloIungen eepfIogen iinS.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-12-17
Gbitago erwdblt.
Tepnblifaner halteE burt AM z. cSuxTs
1916 ibren GunOcut
al.
&oibingtor ii. Gcs-

SSulptllUIpE II. 2C3-
0nS republIfaniihd 9sationcg
tunrlte mabIte om Gie.tstoa 9lbcuss.
Gbiclgo oIs Staot, in lceid,er acr
republiforilde 9totionuItonuent orn
Z. SUM 1916 nboehoIten meroeu foll :
Dies lit eine SSodle Dor 9eqinn Scs
pcmotrntilden Comments in Sf
&puiS.
Sic Ybltnmlnq iiher oieie ssruax
crnob 81 Stimmen fir Gbicaeo, f:S
liIr San 6rancisco. Z fiir ct. 2otris
imo > filr EbiIoocIpbia. ,Snt QoI,fx
oes lngeS botte Ole sSroge oes 3eit
pullfts oes Sonpents cine cinaehenos-
nno bieiae Grorterltng qefltn0eu g.
igor olc Srogc. ob Der republlfonisds.-
oonuent Dor o0er nod1 Dem ocnnfrn.-
tild'cn Itottiinoen ioate. 0ieleiiae,r
mcldc fir cine friibere 9(bbalfnna
raren, crflGrten, ooB sic rcpubIifcnT-.
lchc Fartei Die Sficniipe slt erareifcuz
hot. obre 9tiidiidbt ouf sic friibcrr
Wenobnbeit, Die om yluocr befinoIibe.
Nortei Snerlt 5ilionmlenfommen una
ibre &oilbiontcn uuo Ylottfprn auE-
'fellen SIT Iaiien. Mon ioIlte iidl ni6t
ont cine 0cfieniioc beidndaten uuss
nlht crit obruorten, mas Die 9euro-
troten tbiu ipiiroen.
Gbicoeo, IA. Oc5.
9os Gbicagoer goIiieum mn
meltem ser repubIifoniide ysoiio-.
Eafonuent 9eboIten meroen mira.
llcat ein mcnia iiber cine O,eiIe bour7
Aiittelpltutt oes S5ptel. uno tse-
ihaftSoilrrlfts Der Stoot eittferur
3os @ebGloe puroe i'm esobre fgsRB
fertig9eitcllt unS cs bat 1850 Sig-
pldbe.
SIM Goliieum iino mebr uotionoIss.
rnlitildle Gpnnente aIs in iraer1o ci-
ncm onoeren @ebGube i'll ser 9Sr,
S=tooten obgeboIten moroen. Roole-
ttlt purbe oort im Sabre 1904 ats
Observation-Disclosures ouf oen rr-
nublltoniidlen Eidet oufaeiteIIt. c,ur
tohre 1908 mur0c Gait BORT Surns
Norlieenocn Der repnbIifoniId,enS,ar--
tei ino i'm Sabre 1912 muroe er b ,rH
alS Observation-Disclosures mlTar-
iIeIlt
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-12-17
Tiffnot in Gnglanb.

Sir ben Ri9ttennsr .nsliIber Der.
,dltnifIe 1T es nisnsi6t rritaunlid.
ipel9e ouBeroroentIide gsbeutung Dem
iidnoissn Steisen Der 5ifdpreii. in
England beigemeFsn miro. Die 5ifds
nobrung ipielt ndnIia IN gnsInnb
cine iebr bebeutsnbs Role. Dabei
folI ni6t on ben 9ifd bes Rei9en
coer nu9 oes WittslIidnoes ee0aht
tperoeH, Der idon oss Worsens Slide
in ellen m0glihen 3ubersitung surtsn
oufpeit. oeln Die gigeutiimIidteit Der
ensIilden Grudhruno 1T mebr ols Elm
Gurus anSufeben. Der jsoenfaus fir
Die geurteilung Der ausenblidliden
ssusruns penis su ias.n bat. Dems
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-12-17
Quf W.fsbl bss 04dfftommanhi,.

Quf g.fsbl 6ss S66ftommanbis,
renoen bon petersburg iii Der Direts
tor Der rufiiI4sn Stantsbobnen pes
tersbures sOilnasWaribau nno pts
tersbur9 sRigo, gr5ellens anipper,
na9 Sibirien psrbonnt fporoen. Dem
0ernebmen mad botts Shipper Dem
GiIenbabnl7iniIter Ru6lotp Elm Waes
moron6um uberreidt, oas betaiIiert.
Mneaben iiber reeelmdbig oortom.
meuoe lln.erihIeifs auf biefen 8abnen
unter gsibilfe boter Yerfonen sntbieit.
Shippers Griuden. nor Elm geriht
oosr cine untsrIu9ungs ssaommiIFon
gsIts[t gu tperben, tpuroe oboelebnt.
(Gs TIT eft ruffff: llnteridlsifs BARI
es nidt oeben. QlIo fuiro beitraft,
per iis feitiielt. nidt sttpo, iper lie
Deriibt - bsIonosrs penn er I6 babel
bObe 5iIfs au Deri4offen seipubi bat.)
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~>Ty' @iele qemfe wiTen's midli.

Cine trn0e Ieber fnnn t1icI Shnlcr
scn beruriod,en. 5olle bon Sfmin-
6el, aopfihmer5en. Werltopfunoeir
ri,u. iiro iihere 3eihen oof; Shr3
oe5er SiIfe brouflt. @rnufen Gle
2r. aina's gteip GiFe RiGs, uu0 6e.
obnd,ten Sie mie es Sehrem oonacn
c1ni-cH biIit. GbenfonS out fir ocu
Wlnaen. SiIft Der @erboiund. Fei,
uiot oos @lut un6 ntofit Die @eiiflts-
forbe tlar. glur 25e. bel ibrem gtpo.
tsefer.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-12-17

slae 0titglieoer Der 9eiobung ipur.
ben 9erettet, NIT Ausnobnte BON 40
Diann an 9oro bes Sransportidiffes
imo 3 on 9oro oeS Sorpeooboot-
5critorers.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-12-17
sstalieniidDes 6udieetprpeou6uot nno
Sransportid)iff perIcnft.

H0nl, TO. Veg.
Ser itoIieiliihe Sorpeooboot6er-
ltcrer Sntrepioo uno oas italieniid]e
fSransportidiff 9ie llinbcrto iino im
@briotiiden Meer oilrh treibenoe
Afinen berIenft iporoen, pie oin g,itt-
moh in elmer bolbamtIiden @efalnt-
mahung in Rom ongefitnoigt Miro.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-12-17
Der ,iieoreiehe" 6e,,. 6reneh
obber,1fen.
Sic &ml9arem int sie9csjmbcl.
Jtaienild9es neutrality-suspicious. uno GransportiAiff
perienft Ruiiide 11ieoerlaee in perien
Gin proteit an Sranfreid7

6jebires9cidiibc llno so ihmere 9au.
fiBen perfilgten. Die TeIte ser ierhi.
idlcn glrnlee, Die li6 BON 8itoIia iiber
ahrioa uno Strugg nadl 9llbunien
5nrilf5oeeng ngingen noh ibrergtie0er-
laac bel Srdioa ilber Die Gron uno
5er1torten alle iiber BEN 5Iub flibren.
hen grilfen. Oienstos sSrilb iibcr.
idlritten irniere Sriippen Die Grou bel
Strlga. Sil0li6 Strugo eriffen iic
Die Serben beftig on, ma6ten 400
0efnngene lno erberteten mebrere
Wcidilbe. 9ic 8erfoleltna oauert III
Der &idtung nod] Glnbaion fort.
Die 0eobilmndung Der billgorii1cn
elrH1ee tpuroe am % Septeniber on-
acoronet; hie Gon5ettration oerSrup.
pen begaln ieds Gage ipoter. Die
&dmpfe eegen oic fSerben beganneu
om ii. Sftobcr. 8ieraig Gage ipdter
am 90 geruerlber, tpilroe sic lerbilhc
Sir;nee entiheioeno bel 8riItina umo
gltitromiso geidlngen uno ouf alba
niides @ebiet geiporfen. Im 90 Hn.
rember ipuroen bel Breitino ino Silt
lnlTa Die iesten Heite Der ierbiidDcn
gtoroarmee gefangen genpmmen. Gm
3. De5em6er begonnen Die Sample nnt
@oroar unb am &oroiiu aeeen Die
Sriten uno 6ran3oien. SSSn 2ailfe Der
5chntdgisen adinpfe muroe 8encral
Soraills @rpeoitionsforps. eeidlogeil
,nh aitf nelitralss @ebiet Suriif.
eeiporfen. glm 12. Oe5entber mar
lon5 Mo5eoonien befreit gtidt ein
ein5iger Soloot Der sllliirtcn befinbet
iid, mif irta5eooniidem 8oben. Sas
NOR Der Gag Der gefrciling. GieTer.
folarng bes Seinoes nuroe iofrrt
eirgeitellt.
NkoI....SLa9 .~E,,l ....A
Evening journal., 1915-04-16

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Evening journal., 1915-04-16

bingham. for which the settlement
wishes 10 makes public acknowledge
mont of its appreciation This year
we have had 80 activities such as
Camp Fire Girls. supper classes,
cooking and dressmaking classes,
Froebel Group Woman's Improvement
Society. manual training. cobbling
etc. as well as gymnasium, not only
for our own members but during
spare time the floor was used TO a
large extent for the Wilmington High
School. Goldey and Beacon Business
Colleges
Under the guidance of the most ex-
pert kindergarton teacher the settle
ment has ever had. the kindergarten
has been a wonderful success this
year. Never before has the room look
ed so attractive. One could easily
recognize each month Of the year as
II was illustrated in the handwork
of the children shown on the walls
From Halloween witches and
Thanksgiving turkey TO the Christmas
Saints and symbols on through Eas-
ter lilies and April showers and rob
ins. the children have lived in a
world of their own and made sun
shine for all the grown-ups.
We feel that tine Woman's Improve
ment Society has been one of thi
4 strOngholds OF our settlement Theil
thought has ever been for others ans
although they haC a well defined pro
gram, much of the winter has beer
spent in sewing for the Belgians ant
raising funds toward paving of th'
small mortgagc remaining on the SGT
Element building During the yea
| talks on many snhiects % vic inter
Evening journal., 1915-04-16

ber on scholarship offered by this
house and young man has attend
cd, the Mount Hermon school for
boys through our influence. At pres
ent. the Consumers League. is CO.
operating with us by contributing a
weekly sum in order that a small
girl of 13 years be kept in school
instead of at home caring for babies
while her mother works. A small
boy of s years has heen placed in
a New England Kurn Hatton Home
where he is being prepared for Mount
Hermon School for boys. In MANY
instances our close touch with the
families of the community has served
to keep boys and girls in school af-
ter they had decided to leave and go
to work.
No theoretical lines of activity
should be laid down for a settlement
TO carry out Policies should spring
from local and individual needs as
they are made evident and as they
are weighed and balanced. in truth
only long acquaintance with a com
munity enables a worker 10 inter-
pret the policy of its settlement home.
TO lead as well as follow the develop
ment of the neighborhood For that
reason il is imperative that as few
changes as possible be made in the
stan OF house residents. Tho set
tlement stands for neither rich nor
poor. il recognizes human beings as
such and not with class distinctions.
As prominent social worker re-
marks. The larger values Of the
social settlement do not lie in those
things which can he defined. It's
method is 10 dis ont fundamental
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truths which affect the entire range
Of citizenship at any given time" The
president of the Settlement Workers
Association says: What does it pro-
fit a nation if it gain the greatest
commercial and industrial good and
lose its soul which is its family life
And all social workers agree that the
home is the center of our civilization
and that every public question should
be interpreted in the light of the
home With this thought before us
and a desire for closer cooperation
and understanding with the home,
hundreds of calls have been made in
the neighborhood by our stan bring
ing us accumulated experiences
through which many complicated
questions have been solved and acted
upon.
wish to thank most cordially all
who have assisted financially OF by
personal service in making this year
a year of progress. and am especial
~ grateful for the cooperation and
sympathy of the members of the board
and also for the loyal house staff, the
value OF whose splendid work so
cheerfully and untiringly done. cam
not be measured in words.
In closing / quote from Mrs. White
of Elizabeth Peabody House. Boston,
"A settlement cannot bring about ac-
complishments through directors
alone, nor volunteers alone. nor resi-
dents nor house members alone but
by all working comparatively togoth-
or inspired by the settlement motive" "
fv work together in the fu-
ture save in the past gaining
each knowledge and mutual
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est and public welfare have been
given TO our members as we'll as two
courses in first aid to the injured
and a course in home nursing. Those
who have spoken before our groups
have remarked the absorbing interest
shown especially by the older mem-
bers.
Throughout the house there has
been a finer sense of courtesy from
our young people than has ever be-
fore been experienced and better
understanding of individual rights.
One of the biggest assets has been
the playground. the generous gift Of
the children of Mrs. Lamotte dupont
as a memorial to their mother Our
attendance of $4,000 from July 20 to
October Is proves its popularity.
We anticipf te a further develop
ment along lines of a social recrea-
ton this summer and one great need
is a salaried nurse for the summer
months to talk TO the mothers on
care of babies and pure milk and to
keep the dispensary open at least dur
ing the mornings TO assist in the care
of many little ones who need special
attention along medical lines.
Only those people in close touch
with the personnel of a settlement
can know the broader influence which
develops the lives of its individual
members. To illustrate:
We have opened the doors of op-
portunity TO four students along
lines OF commercial training and So
cured scholarships through our two
commercial colleges. also ono girl en-
lie~s No-thneld Seminary in Scptcm-
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?. 0. EMPLOYEs ArrLIcrEn.

Several of the employees of the local
postotice who have been confined to
their homes through illness are re-
covering
George c. Peters. of S03 North Clay
ton street. a letter carrier. returned
to work this morning after being i'll
at his home for number of weeks.
Carrier J. Albert Oliver is of duty.
He recently sprained his ankle. West
A. Trotter of West Eighteenth
street, who was taken IN with typhoid
fever sometime before Christmas.
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still is off duty. Mr.. Trotter is chief
clerk of the parcel post division of
the postofice.
Carrier Walter S. Glasgow. OF 42O
East Twelfth street who is at his
home from general breakdown. OK
poets to be back on duty in a few
days
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BETHANY TEAM 10 MEET.

Bethany team, of the Church League,
will meet in Bethany sunday school
room at $50 9'clock tonight The fol-
lowing players are requested TO be pres
ent: keiscr, Davis, Blansfeld. l. Cros-
san, R. Mink, r. Crossan, Snyder, j.
Ray, Moore, J.. Irwin. Allen, Carpenter
and Ball. Irwin Crossan win captain the
team.
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understanding, the possibilities OF
things accomplished through the Peo-
pies Settlement Association in this
city are unlimited and we ask CO
operation of all as we begin the work
of the coming year.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1915-09-03
a COMPOSITE snEAF.

II every farmer on each rural route
would 60 to his fields and select from
the shocks small sheaf Of wheat or
other grain say four inches in diameter,
tie it up add his name and posto flee
and ask the rural route man to take it
to the central post Office. and these
by similar sheaves hand
ed direct to local postmasters, then
these sheaves collectively would make q
splendid showing for this county this
year.
Almostany old year or season fine sam
pies of grain can be taken from certain
fields. When placed on exhibition the
spectator makes allowance for this
particular selection of the best, but a
composite sheaf from . hundred or more
farms within certain area would tell a
story of capabilities in general that
would certainly be very striking.
1t would have an effect on a possible
immigrant that would be worth some-
thing.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1915-09-03

the most attractive locations OF any
place we saw on the trip. It is on the
first rise Of the Penbina mountains,
surrounded with prosperous farm homes.
nestled among numerous groves Of nat.
ural growth. and to the east stretches
the table land, with st. Thomas, Crystal
and Hensel. many miles away, in plain
view. The town itself is new and built
up of good substantial buildings.
Part Of southeastern Cavalier county
is miniature Switzerland, for it is very
broken but we'll settled with prosperous
farmers, and churches and school houses
are numerous and we'll kept, which
speaks volumns for the people who live
there.