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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-14
Woman, Not Man, the Thinker.

Besides her poems, her music, her
kewpies and children's verses. and her
painting. Miss O'Neill has written a
number of novels she is writing at
present about a modern heroine named
Varga, of whom, by the way, she has
modelled a beautiful head. the picture
of which is to make the frontsplece.
"Varga is the last, the very latest,
word in modern womanhood,' Miss
O'Neill explained. "She has thrown off
ell the senseless conventions, all the
shackles. that a primal blunder on the
part Of stupid man has kept on her for
following ages. Isn't it funny that the
thinking member Of the union is always
the one who has been kept in subjec,
ton. who has been regarded civically
and religiously as nil? Why women
think all around men!
"Men have been the specialists.
Women have done all the resi-. In the
homes they have been the carpenters,
the doctors, the nurses, the cooks, the
diplomats. the educators. And man has
been the plumber. or the cashier, or the
streetcar conductor, or the cave man.
Just think of what woman will do, now
that she is to obtain her freedom!
But she must be taught, as young
girl. not that she is a woman who can
do what men allow her to do. but that
she is to be a producer. She is to think
about her vocation when she is young
lust as the man does now Then when
the time comes for choice she is to
,mancipate herself from all traditions.
She is TO eliminate from her mind all
thoughts of shocking anybody or any,
thing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-14
Cabbage with Apples.

Shred fine enough cabbage 10 make
quart and add two sour apples, peeled
and sliced Put two tablespoons Of
butter into saucepan and when hot
add the cabbage and apples Add
enough boiling water TO cover and
cook until tender. Sprinkle with two
tablespoons Of -four, season with salt
and pepper, add four tablespoons OF
brown sugar and two tablespoons Of
vinegar and serve hot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-14
Stuffed Cabbage.

Soss Savoy cabbage in boiling
water for thirty minutes, changing the
.-...- once. Drain. Wash half a cup
- ,,.o and mix with half pound Of
..r,sre meat. Add a tablespoon each
a.. ,boprcd onion and parsley. Open
no cabbage and spread each layer OF
caves with the prepared sausage meat
r.. in cheese cloth. cover with boiling
es,sr. sailed. and cook slowly for three
l,,rs Serve with a cream sauce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-14
Cabbage EscallOp.

Boil q cabbage in two waters. drain
,-i chop fine. Rub baking dish with
,.,er. uu. in a layer Of cabbage
--.-.lc with grated onion and lemon
...cs and cover with layer Of cream
sauce Sprinkle grated cheese on the
sauee. season with salt, pepper. paprika
and grated nutmeg and repeat until
ne dish s full Cover with bread
crumbs. DO. with butter and bake for
half an hour.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-14

Yet so, indeed, does Rose O'Neill
speak. Rose O'Neill the chief attribute
Of whose work is its feminine charm,
that attribute which poets, too, pos
sess. Yet perhaps it is her vision of
how glorious woman could be that
n axes her excorate man so tiercely,
End woman. in her present state, too.
Woman is sheep, with capacity to
propagate. So Miss O'Neill pictures
7 err; so she speaks Of her.
Woman is a sheep woman, plscidly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-14
Minced Cabbage.

Drain a boiled cabbage and chop fine.
Reheat with two tablespoons Of butter
and one of -four. Season with salt,
nepper and two tablespoons Of vinegar
Stir constantly for FIVE minutes and
serve with a garnish Of sliced hard
boiled eggs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-14
Cabbage with Oysters.

Cut small cabbage in half. Soak
in cold water for an hour. Drain and
boil for FIVE minutes. Drain, cover
with fresh boiling water and cook until
tender. Arrange on platter and moisten
thoroughly with cream and melted but
ter. Cover with broiled oysters, sea
son with salt. pepper, curry powder and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-14
Cabbage on Dress Parade
Cold Slaw.

Shred a cabbage very fine. Beat
three eggs very light, add half cup
each of cream and milk and table
spoon Of melted butter. Bring 10 a
boil four tablespoons Of vinegar. add
one teaspoon of dry mustard, salt and
pepper 10 taste Add the egg mixture
very slowly, stirring constantly, and
pour hot over the cabbage. Chill thor
oughly and serve.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-14
Smothered Red Cabbage.

Shred red cabbage and cook until
tender. with a sliced onion and enough
butter TO keep from burning. When
tender season with salt, pepper and
butter; add two tablespoons Of sugar
and half a cup of white vinegar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-14
Moral Shocks Absurd.

ar the world were only shock proof
TO everything but ugliness We would
have been far more advanced than we
are now. Things should be considered
for their intrinsic virtue and practica-
hilitv. Moral shocks are absurd.
"Now is the time when every young
woman NAV enter any profession she
likes. She may devise many pursuits
to which the sluggish consciousness Of
man has not been alive. She may be
pioneer il she will strike out freely"
Miss O'NeiPs sister then brought over
n plaster PLAGUE at which the artist
poet il working. It represents a weep
ing satyr in the midst Of grapes and
happiness.
This will not be popular suppose"
sighed Miss O'Neill. "for the American
public makes a cult of optimism 1t is
very nice in a way. | love to dispense
happiness, and love to have it. But,
too. / enjoy the tragedies of life. They
are the eternal yerities. We are all
tragedies We all die sooner than we
want. and if We do not. that is still
greater tragedy. II il that fact to
which we are all trying to blind our
selves"
The Future of Race Of Slaves"
And then asked her about woman
and her destiny in the world OF art.
She wrote little message and pressed
i in ny hand:
81 hare thrilling hope that COm-
en- are going to do something gio-
rious in the arts. II is my passion
ate conriction. an OllCays indig-
pant Whcn WOmen are denied cred-
tire power in drt-thdt II has not
uidcly shown itself prores nothing.
II is stupid 10 expect free things
from a race Of slGres.
"Tho freed womdn riU laugh n
| this insulting dictum, beating her
widc wings'--
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-14

EROM the meagre wire cage
L the domesticated BIRDS
home has under the impulse of
a new freedom in furniture de
sign evolved into this highly
elaborate state. From d painted
basket a stand with gayly
painted wooden flowers reaches
70 and supports the gay chalet
'ot the little singers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-14

mentary." smiled the poet. "But ! do
think vers libre is splendid thing,
Just like the new art. Neither IS
worked over laboriously, but both give
first impressions. They are meaningfuI
and virile."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-14

periods Of childbirth. II was then that
stupid man assumed his superiority.
He fastened her labor upon her as
guilt, instead of saying 10 her, You
are now doing twice as much work as
I am. Therefore you are the greater.
And woman meekly said, oh, yes,
know | can't run so fast now and
sighed.
And then to augment his comfort he
shackled her. At first it was with
chains. iron necklets and anklets. DO
ycu know that in Les Invalides there is
on exhibition a metal garment which
women wore during the Crusades "hlIe
their men we're away?
Gentle Virtues Convenient.
after this men learned that women
could be kept with words. They were
much easier 10 make than chains, and
r,ore convenient. SO men taught them
that chastity was woman's great virtue.
Even now only one thing can ruin
woman. That word should be non-ex-
istent. for it represents false ideals he
taught her that prudence and obedience
and all the gentler attributes we're hne
and womanly. Il was convenient Tor
the husband. and it was convenient Tor
the father before he gave her to the
husband. And women have believed
the silly things
( Miss O'Neill wrapped her silk loung-
ing robe more closely about her ana
shook back her short golden hair. she
I hai cut it. she told me. not because II
was fashionable, but because 1t was
more convenient so when she lived IN
the forest last year. She was seated
in her large studio in Washington
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-14

RIrH MOURNING IFr JFWEIRY specially ~
porteI Delicious fsrfulncre k1QuiNa. A Y.
JAMES SO Firh Ave. near iSth 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-14

Mss O'NeWs conception Of
Wesent-ddy 5cOmdn as Il
cMld-bear1ng sheep.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-14

MADAM: Are you delighted that
The Evening Mail is bringing democ-
racy into the schools as you have urged
or are YOU jealous because you didn't
''" '''''' - 80 "A FRIEND"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-14

I welcome The Mail" joyfully as a
co-worker i'm a vast field. Therell be
plenty of digging for all Of US before
the seeds of democracy are planted
throughout the public schools.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-29
@rnntet9entbmms:
mbertra8un8en.

Sobn &attenitatter an Soiepb Stint.
Mg@A NgA, Sec. 33>122-31, g6eu
2ofe, 100000
Sobn &attenitatter an Sobn Ga.
Jas, ga@A MgA, Sec. 32=122-31.
goen Safe, 100000.
@eronica @epmann on Martin
gd0nborg, Gbeil bon 5@A M@A.
sec. 28-124-33,. Sprtng SIN, 49,.
10000. :.
Marp 6. Morris an @eter S. Soiie
1910 Mcres bon NwA, Sec. IL
124-2S> ct. CLOUD, $4312.00.
SSSaunes Sibpatrid an Sobn q.
2eale, 2ot 81, 8lod 8, Hroipect $780,,
CLOUD, $4,000.
2emis Mpott nn6 Srnu an Sanora
Gosgrope, Got SO Muo. Cub. bon
Sec. 10 un6 M@A NgA, Gee.
9=126=34, 5ol1f Centre, $950.00.
@iuiam @ouenborlt an Ni@olas
81. Meiers, 2ot II, 8lod So 81. 81.
M66., ct. CLOUD, 90.
/. @nitape Yeters unb 6ra1t an State
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-29

ganf Of @odpiGe, 1913 ooer 20 SUP
bon Got II, 8Iod 80, Modpine,
$4,000
6reo @ee6 un6 Srau an Marie
@ire, 9ot 3, 8lod so 8otpe's 800.
ct. CLOUD, $4,000.
George 81. @olb un6 Gruu an
Tre6 Meper, MgBA, Sec. % nno
@MA @WA, Sec. 15,123.34,
Grou @iper, $4,000.
Martba S. 8bitmon II. a. ON s.
g. goung, 2ot z, 8lod 80, Curtis
@urbep, $4,000.
Mnna g. &Iier un6 @atte an 50.
iepb uno Sobn @diiiel, oitlid IS
SUB bon 5gBA u1ro allies bon @WA
g. nn6 So. pom @ber un6 @i12 SEC
n uno NeggA @gA un1 @h g
WA, Sec. 25=124<32, ct. Mortim,
$145OO.0 90.
SEQ S. Mel1bling un6 Trma an IS.
6. Softer, 49, @g@A un6 M11a
Sec. 27-123=33, Safe Senrp $113O5.
Gbeo6ore Salgrimion un6 Tro11 on
George Mrnei Jon II. a. Got 2 nnb 3,
@lod II, 8rooten, $4,000.
Mug11it S. S@r06er un6 6ra11 an
&enrp s.. Deters 1917 M@A nno
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-29
Optufrembig.
Berlin, Mnfang MGr3.

@i1en , f@Dnen 8etpets fir bic
Spferfreubtgfett, Die in alien Setlen
un1eres @aterlar1beS berrf@t, 3uglei4
fir 6as Hare @erftdnbnis, bas unfer
@olt feiner Marine unb Der Mottpen<
'oi9tett elmer itnrten Webrfraft CUR
SEE entgesenbrinst, ltefert Elm an bas
grobe @auptquartier geri@teter Brief
zines 2anbpebrmannes, ber CUR 3eit
in ei1em 2aaarett trant 6arnieberltegt.
Ser Brief lautet:
80 ih meirem @aterlanbe eegenz
tpdrtig nt@t btenen fann, tpei1 t@ CUR
@r6olung in einem 2a3orett liege, er<
1aube i@ mir b0fli@f, Sic 3tpei lebten
20bnunger gum 8au elmer r1elen
r@mben" ob3uliefern. Mu@ tetle th
benz &aiferlihen 9auptquartier nit,
boB i4 gu !6auie etnen nod gut cts
baltene11 tupfernen @af@teTe1 babe,
ben i4 Dem geliebten @aterlanb germ
our @%erfigung ftelle, tporauS bic aat<
ferlt4e Misunderstanding fiir Die rteue
r@moe1" Elm fdGnes Dampfrobr mos
den lane,n tann, ppn ungefdbr 81 W1e>
ter 2dnee bon 70 Mtlimeter Dur@>
mefer. Sd Bite I'M Mngabe. no t@
ben &upferteKel binf@iden ion. Mit
benz tnnisften Munf@e, bob i@ re4t
balo tpteber an bic Gront tomme, unb
Soft f@iBe unfer @aterlanb!
3eidnet geborfamft
2anbmebrmar1 -. Ruraffer,
CUR 8eit @ef.<Qaoarett -.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-29
PIE exctifben krfeaer.

Bon ser Mntunft unb Musf4ifz
fung neuer Sruppenteile in Marietae
gibt Elm Mitarbeiter beS rTigaro"
folgenbe S@ilberuns: ,Meun ubr
morgens. Muf benz Molo betm Gap
Ptne6e balten mebrere Mutos, oenen
Offbtere bes englif&en @eneralitaz
beS in ibren mebr iportliAen als
triegsmabgen llniformen en%titiegen.
SIN 9afen liegen u%nbetpegli@ mebrere
gr6Bere 3ransporti@iffe, pel@e bic
Namen in6tf@er @tdbte tragen unb
bereits Bel frUbem Morgengrauen anz
getommen fino. Die Sttbs uno Curt
bas fteben bt@t gebrdngt am 8erbed,
unb pte nun bas &ommanoo gu ibrer
4us1@iffung gegeben miro, erbeben lie
Elm frembarttges, bur@0ringenbes
@ef&rei, 6as ii@ in ieinen rbptbmiz
i4en MbidBen mte Elm g~raufiger l1rz
tpalbgeiang anb0rt. Die @@iffsz
leitern tperben ausgeiekt, unb nit
affenartiser 8ebenbigtett tlettern Die
9inous Mt bret unb bier auf berielz
ben @prohe binab. Mm @afentai itez
ben bereits LANCE 3iige bon 2aitautoz
mobtlen un0 Pferoefubrmert berett,
UNI bic a1sgelaOenen Mtlttdrbepots
uuf5unebmen. 9unberte bon braunen
Seufeln NIT etnem tleinen Surban
auf benz &opf fpringen mie ton auf
ben &ais berum, INN ii@ our@ 8ez
megungen gu erpdrmen, oenn bic ar
men &erle f6etnen bel Der berri&enz
oen @interfdlte tii@ttg gu frteren. Sn
ibren treii@enben, erotti@en Soiomen
!@reten ite ale lebbaft geititulterenb
0ur@einanber.
9ie Mnfibrer baben Miibs, einiz
&c Srbnung III bas turbulente @bacs
gu bringen. @9ri1e Pfiffe tperben
laut un0 NUN formieren it@ bic 9tnz
ous in 9r0Beren Mbteilungen. Cine
lange &etbe BON Strabenbabnpagen
fdbrt bor, um bic braunen Mnt0mmz
hinge nab ibren auberbalb Ser @taot
gelegener 2agerquartieren gu f@affen.
Die Marietler fonnten BEL 0ieier Sc
legenbett bic &eoba9tung ma4en, pie
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-29
Mnsse5ei6met fir @bemmatismus.

SD bin ser Mniidt, 6aB @bamber.
lains Ointment gang a1sge5ei@net
fir &~bea1mattsm11s it," f4reibt Grm
Da1nburgh @Iorioge, 81. 9. SIS
tp1tr6e bon mir ielbit un6 an6eren
Mitglte6ern meiner Gamilie bon 3eit
5u 3ett mdbreno Ser lebten feds Sab-
re gebrau6t nn6 bot itets Die Bette
8ufrie6enbeit gegeben. Die rai@e
8efreiung bonn @9mer3, pel@e
gbomberlnin's ointment bringt, lit
allein btelfo9 6ie @el6a1slage uertb.
81 fanfen in &enrD's Corner Drug
Store. = Mn5.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-29
Snbil6er 2%anaenreiter.

Snoii&er 2%anaenreiter.
Elm bpugefiIter Srambabnpagsn
etgentlt@ ausitebt. SIM Snnern Der
@age1 bodten unb itanben bic brauz
men &erle eng anetnan6ergepreBt nie
bic !9eringe, fel6it sic S%rittbretter
tpare1 befeBt, un6 gum @@reden Der
MarieiQer Observation-Disclosures
1@tpanger it@ ned etli@e auf Die
9d@er 6es @aggons, po fte nabe an<
chamber riidten unb 9rtnfenb fire
8etne iber bic 9a@rdnber btnabbauz
meln lieBen. Sic tpare11 i'm gar3er
flint Mo@en CUR See untermegs gez
tpefen uno iollen muir etnen berbGltz
ntsmGBig gertngen &rantenitanb aufz
tpeiien. @ege1 Mbeno ftatteten mir ben
erotti@en Muiierten einen 8eiu@ in
ibrem Eager ab.
M~uffallenb lit at Sen 8uri@en sic
groBe Mugerfeit ibrer Mrme uno 8eis
ne; bo@ fou bteie, tpte englii@e Off
3tere Der i@erten, fir bic &fti9z
ttgteit bieier 2eute obne 8elang fem.
I'm Maffen bat ieber Manr cine LAM
sc 8ambuslan5e nit f@urfer @tabl=
fptBe, etnen feiten &arabiner, einen
breiten Sdbel uno mebrere 1@arfgez
f@liffene 9ol@e, BON benen tie beim
Mngrtff nt@t felten einen 5mtf@en
ben 3dbnen tragen. Mtt 6teien @afz
fen follen ote 8engalen nnebr ausri9z
ten tDnnen als Elm MODERN ausgeriitez
ter @olbat zines eurcpdi1@en !9eeres.
9te 9tnous bpden in @ruppen BEL
fammen un6 e1en &eistu@en, gu be-
men lie etne Dirt &ummii@ung trim
fen. Mebrere @rammopbone 1orgen
fir Sic u%nterbaltung ser erotii@en
&rieger. Mus 5oblloien tleinen pfeiz
fen ftetgt Der &oub etnes f9arfen
Sabats in bic 2uft uno bleibt in
blGu1i4en 8olten f@peben. @on ber
Rir@e Notre=9am oe la @arbe
f@lGgt es a@t Mfr. @@riue Yfiffe
Der Mnfibrer iper6en laut, bas Gig
mol fir sic Ma@trube 1T gegeben.
Die @efprG@e Der ltummen, bic 8enga=
len ftreden it@ auf ibren @troblaz
germ aus unb trdumen, gum eritenmaI
auf earopaii@em 8oben, ibrem ungez
mtfen @@tdfal entgegen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-29

Die Staliener miiiien Elm iebr rmbi-
ges @epilien baben. @ie peridlafen
regelmdBig ultimatum nno &riegser-
flair11ng. un6 ion6erbarertpeiie int
mer Damn, ment sic Mqiierten ant
iebnlid1ten bara11f tpurter.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-29
Die 5ar6dodtnoustrie.
Gin eahperhdnbtser betlast ben
Gtnfnk be9 arte8ea anf btefelbe.

GtaHnk bes arieses anf btefelbe.
Ser friibere Rowrebreprdfentant
9erma,, q. MeB, Der zines Der bebeus
tenbfen Tarbftoffgef&afte IN ben Der.
Staaten beiiBt. bat ii@ felt &usbru&
bes Rrieses nod ardften bemiibt, Der
bur@ ben Rrteg perurfa@ten Stodung
ber Ginfubr bon Gmbftoffen ab3ubel<
Zen. Sic meiiten ber Garbftoffe, bic
in ben Sertilinouftrien Der Der. Stoaz
ten CUR @erpenoung fomme1, tpuroen
bisber aug 9eutf4lano tmportiert.
England, benz baran getegen toar,
Deutf4lanbs ueberfeebanbef 10 boQz
fdnbig pte muir m6gfi4 gu unterbtn<
ben, bdtte gerne in 8e5ug auf Garbz
ftoffe cine Nusnabme gema@t, benn es
brau@te bie1elben 1otpenoig fiir feline
eigener 9ertilfabriten. Do4 9eutf@>
Lamb erlieB Elm @~usfubrperbot uno 6az
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-29
mo0erner A6asoer.
Natban Cohen, Der MANN ben fein
Qano baben mill.

Matban Cohen, Elm rufiiider Sube,
Der por eintgen Sabren aus 8raiilien
na@ Mmertta fam, aber CUR 9eportaz
ton angemiei len murbe, neil ct nt@t
tlar i'm Sber1tib9en NOR unb Die
neutrality-suspicious. befir@teten,
bab er Dem @taate CUR 2ait fa1en
pir6e, lit enbli@ na@ langen Srrfabrz
ten na9 leinem @aterlanbe &ublanb
3uridgef6tdt mprben. Mebr als Elm
sSabr lang bra4te er CUR See 5u. In
benz ct apif9en Seem Dort unb 8raft<
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-29
cionel 10. Rot6(6iO.
9as ,aeue @aupt bes britttd9eu
8metae5 Der 8antierafautlte.

~~S WSNS UWWFA WV VkSS1vV9SW
3met8eS Der 8antiersfamtlte.
Baron Natban Maper Motbf@ilb,
Ser @bef bes Qonboner B%antbauies
Der @otb1@ilos, 1T Dor turoem aus
Dem 2eben gef@ieoen. na4oem er iei<
men 3meis Der Tamilie gu bobem
@lan3 uno @bren sebra@t. @r ,binter=
lieB aspei @0bne unb cine So4ter unb
fein dlteiter @obn, 2ionel Malter
&otbf@ilb, 1T nun gum pi@tigen
poften als @bef bes 9auies porgez
riidt.
Ser reue Tamiliendlteite tpurbe am
8. Tebruar, 1868, in 2on6on geboz
rem uno lit, entgegen ben Sraoitionen
ietner Camille unperbeiratet g%eblieben.
Wie oue mdnnli@en Mitglieoer Der
Gamilie pdbrenb Der leBten bret Sc
nerationen bat 2tpnel @alter @otbs
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-29
Matban Cohen.

lien binunober fubr. Die bieiigen
neutrality-suspicious. po0ten feline
Qan6ung ni6t g~eitatten uno f@tdten
i'm na@ 8raitlien 3urid unb bic
braftltanif9en 8eb0roen, bic Cohen
ebenfulls ni9t 5ulafen ponten, f@idz
ten i'm pieber no9 ben Ser. @taaten
3uriid. @n6lt9 muroe bur@ Die Ser
mittlung 6es r1iiti@en Ronfuls in
Metp Oort Elm Muspeg gefunben unb
Cohen 1a@ fetnem 9eimatlanbe, Stub
lamb, beportiert.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-29

4tutel QSalter Hptb1btlo.
1@ilb eine por5iglt@e @ratebung gez
1oHen. Ct lit aber ni@t nur Elm tii@z
tiger un6 erfabrener Ttnan5mann,
fonbern au@ Elm Mann Der @ifen<
f@aft, Ser als 3oologe uno Tori4er
Bebeutenoes geletitet bat. Muf feiner
prd@ttgen 8eiiBung in String, etpa
fteb3ig Meilen noromeitli4 bon 2onz
Son, unterbdlt 9err 2ipnel %. &otbz
i9ilb einen grpBen 5tergarten, Der
tpeltberibmt %geporben 1T.
Mu@ fem jiingerer 8ruber, Natbaz
MEL @barles @otbf@ilb, bat ft@ a1s
Mann Der Miheni@aft ausge3ei&net
unb gentebt als @ntomologe einen
ebrenpouen STUFF auf Dem Sentiment.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-29
Photo by American Press Assoc,
Vtctoriaua @uerto.

aus rti@t fir ausgeipielt. @orin Der
etgentli@e 3med ieines 8eiu4es be-
ftebt, 1T r1atirlt9 ni@t in Sic Seffentz
lt9feit eebrungen, bod permutet mar
In gut informierten areiien, bab
9uerta mad Sen Ser. Staoten setom=
men 1T, UNI finanaienen 8eiftanb fit
tpeitere repoluttondre unternebmungen
In Mertfo gu erlangen.
Die @a@lase in Mertto lit duberft
beflagenspert uno bas gnbe bes 8urs
strtrieges f@eint nod in meiter Gerre
gu liegen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-29

nit NOR ni@t nur England, ionbern
au@ ben Ser. @taaten Die ein3ige Be
5%ugsquel1e BON Garbitoffen abgei@nitz
ten.
Dor @r1aB bes Musfubrperbotes
nor es 5par selungen, einige @enbunz
gen bon 9roguen unb Garbtoffen
aus Deutf@lano beriber3ubri1ge1,
bod audi 6ies bat ieBt a%ufgeb0rt unb
Der Mangel an @bemitalien unb Garbz
itoffen ma4t ii9 in ben Ser. Staaten
beretts empftnbli@ fiblbar.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-29
UiCtoriano 6uerta.
Ser fribere megifanifhe 9iftator.
.}eff In BEN Der. &fdafen.

@ietorian @uerta, Der etne 3ett lang
nit Grfolg 6ie Stole bes 9ittators
in Mertto fptelte, aber nt@t fart gez
mug NOR, UNI ii@ in Mttten Der poliz
ttf9en Wirren ienes unslidlt9en 2anz
bes auf bic Dhuer bebaupten gu TOM
men, befinbet ii@ gegenpdrttg gum
8e{u4 in ben Ser. @taaten. @ie es
{heint, bdlt 6uerta feline Stole 6ur@z
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-29

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