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The Colville examiner. [volume] (Colville, Wash.) 1907-1948, 1915-12-11


president and called tariff COM
mission9 With the power to fix
duties reposed in a commission the
power to fix expenditures ought to
be reposed in the same body, be-
cause income and outgo have a
necessary relation to each other in
government as well as in business.
Congress will have but little to
do under such a system, and all
power will be in the executive.
Our ancestors thought such a gov
ernment inimical to liberty. They
cut off the head of Charles /. for
endeavoring to rule without par
lament and to levy taxes without
it's consent, and since that time,
in England and in America, the
power to raise revenue as well
as the power to grant it to the
executive by way of appropria-
tions has been jealously guarded
as prime and essential function
of the people, acting through
their representatives.
The advocates of a tariff COM
mission with absolute power lose
sight of the revenue feature of
the tariff, and look at it from the
point of view solely of protection
to American industries. In that
view there is no relation between
the duties laid and the necessities
of the government for revenue,
but the duties are to be laid ac-
cording to the necessities Of each
industry for protection. A neces-
sary consequence Of such tariff
will be that sometimes the ma
tional treasury will be flooded
with needless revenue and at other
times there will be a deficit for
the ordinary expenses of govern
ment. This might be avoided, and
could only be avoided, by the
commission reporting to congress
each year the estimated revenue
to be raised by the tariff duties
laid by it, leaving to the latter
body the duty of providing the
necessary balance from other
sources of revenue.
But this would make a mere
executive commission arbiter over
the entire matter of revenue-how
much should be raised from one
source and how much from anoth-
er-and would at once destroy
the most essential principles of
representative government, name
ly, the power reserved to the peo-
pie in such a government to de-
termine for themselves how much
and in what way they will con-
sent to be taxed.
1t is said that the system works
well in Germany. That is no
doubt true, because in Germany
all power is co-ordinated in the
emperor. But we have no en-
peror in the United States, and
do not want one. We are welded
to our free representative insti-
tutions and will not consent to
depart from them, even for the
added efficiency which all politi-
cal philosophers agree is to be
found in a benevolent despotism.
| point out these indisputable
facts in order that our people may
see that the creation of a tariff
commission is not the simple mat
ter that it's advocates seem to
think, and that it involves a great
deal more than merely eliminat-
ing the tariff question from par
tizan politics.
The Colville examiner. [volume] (Colville, Wash.) 1907-1948, 1915-12-11

That Chicago man who is CIV
ing lectures on the Panama canal,
illustrated with slides, must have
a passion for realism.
The Colville examiner. [volume] (Colville, Wash.) 1907-1948, 1915-12-11

illustrated with slides, must have
a passion for realism.
The Sunday School Times
prints an article headed "Were
All Angels Once Menu" Why
should there be any argumentf
At a Kansas City dinner the
other night a toast to President
Wilson was drunk in Missouri
river water. This seems to be a
new version of the conventional
Neutrality-suspicious. Transcript.
According to reports of traction
companies fled with the public
service commission, jitney compe-
tition reduced the number of pas
sengers hauled by the street rail-
ways in Seattle, Tacoma and Bel
lingham to the tune Of 1,350,0 900
in the last year. Seattle street
railways lost more than 100000
fares by this method, Tacoma
little less than 100000 and Bel
lingham the remainder.
Although November ordinarily
is one Of the poorest industrial
months of the year in Washing
ton, a total of 398 new employers,
in industries under the compensa-
ton act, were listed last month
by the industrial insurance COM
mission, said to be the largest
monthly listing since the months
Immediately following the adop-
ton of the act.
The largest number of new en-
ployers, 1874, was in class 5, gem
eral construction work. There
were SO new employers listed in
class 10, logging and lumber
manufacturing, Al in class 81,
grain elevators, -four and feed
mills, Sc in class 8, street and road
making and paving, and 81 in
class 81, foundries and machine
shops.
"You can not be too optimistic
about the future of the lumber in
dustry of the Inland Empire,
said Vice President and Manager
A. l.. Flewelling Of the Milwau-
kee Land Company, large own
er of timber lands in the Pacific
northwest.
The lumber industry has swung
back into prosperity, and it is
present, not prospective, prosper
lty. Lumber and shingle traffic
over the Great Northern from the
coast to the east, according to
General Superintendent j. j.
O'Neil, exceeds in volume all pre-
vious shipments since 1907.
With enlarging markets prices
are trending upward, and trade
authorities note advances on the
Inland Empire product ranging
from so cents to So a thousand
feet. If the average advance
were but 81 a thousand it would
bring 100000 more for the
present annual output of the
mills of the Inland Empire
Spokesman-Review.
It has been discovered that the
states industrial insurance fund
has been robbed by fraudulent
claims and warrants being paid,
said to amount to $4,000. Must
be the state board of incompetency
has been on the job-they gen.
orally manage to overlook any
shortage in public moneys, and as
they take the place of certified
public accountants in checking up
state, county, city and school dis
tricts, they offer a fine loophole
for dishonesty of officials. How
ever, the people want them-and
pay for the whole business, so why
complaint
That the voters of the Fifth dis
trict have congressman in whom
fbair pra alactiop faith Was iusti-
The Colville examiner. [volume] (Colville, Wash.) 1907-1948, 1915-12-11

The Northern Pacific railroad
has just issued and is distributing
an excellent booklet setting forth
the agricultural opportunities in
the states Of Washington and
northern Idaho. This book, con-
sisting of 64 pages, contains a
beautiful colored cover and pic
lures of the various industries of
the state. On the inside front
cover may be found a highly
colored map Of the state of Wash
lngton showing all counties. If
you will send the names of your
friends in the east whom you
think would be interested in re-
ceiving a copy of this booklet, to
L. j. Bricker, general immigration
agent, Northern Pacific railway,
st. Paul, he will forward one Of
these books to them.
The Colville examiner. [volume] (Colville, Wash.) 1907-1948, 1915-12-11

That the voters of the Fifth dis
trict have a congressman in whom
their prediction faith was justi-
fed, is shown by the record made
by Congressman G. G. Dill in the
opening days of congress. Last
Saturday he was assigned to
committees on public lands, Indian
affairs, irrigation, and coinage
weights-measures, ranking all
new men appointed on three of
the four committees, and having
every committee request granted.
The Colville examiner. [volume] (Colville, Wash.) 1907-1948, 1915-12-11

At a Kansas City dinner the
other night a toast to President
Wilson was drunk in Missouri
river water. This seems to be a
new version of the conventional
Neutrality-suspicious. Transcript.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-25
Sic oemti@e &amer In
Tranfret@.

Gin bellies 59lagIibt lit 6ur9 Sen
lange1r 8eribt oes 6eutider Sber=
&omn1anoos iiber Ole Soblage auf
oem fran50iiiden @riegsiduuplabe
ge1porfen moroen. Gie poaitanoige
Soff1u1ngsloiigfeit ieoeS gegneriiden
Mngriffs lit auf5 neue erDieien. St1
modenla11gen &fen, felt 6em II.
5ebruar> baber gepaltige fran5oiiide
5ruppermallen, man 1pridt BON
mebreren Mrmee=&orps, IN Ser Giant
pagne 0urd5ubreden beriudt, aaein
pergebens. 3mei Gibiiiunen &bein=
lanoer, bie Irl1ppen 6es General
oberit BON ginem, 6ie lid idon bel
2iitti9 10 ars5eidneten, itanoen felt
ia gingert 5um Mngriff lber uno En-
beutete1n cine aniebnlide Mn5abl
Gefongener un6 aad @eidnbe.
Ser Mngriff mor beabiiatigt,
Tim SEN 10 idmer I'M 0iten be-
ordngten @affengenoiien, Sen &ui=
len, 2uft 5u idaffen. Gin
gong Dergeblihes nnternebmen, oenn
ie6er ein5ige Mniturm murbe bluttg
5uriidgei9lagen un6 ieitens Ser 6ert=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-25

oie Come beideint, boben ion? &err
Spreder, ib iebe binter bieier por=
geidlagenen @eiebgeba1ng an6ere
ginfluiie, als bie, mel9e bon Ser or
ga1uiirten Mrbeit a1sgeben; i4 febe
@influiie, Die 1ridt mogen, on SOS
5ageslidt 5u fommen, 0ie aber rr1-
ter oem Mantel tidifder, idleimiger
6tniterniB, IN Ser Gerflei0ung un6
5lae iogenannter upotriottiaer"
|0r6en iid u%uabldiiig bemiiben, sic
grpbe @emeinidaft Der @ertfuni-
lden 8iirger mad &aiien un6 religi6=
len @orurtbeilen at ipalten. Sd
ltel1e on ieben porurtbeilsfreien
Waann irl6ieier @0rperi9aft sic gitte,
Mus5iige aus 6ieien iogenanrten
upotriotiiden" @er0ffentlihungm
a115ub0ren unb min oann, 11ad1em
iie 0ieie geb0rt boben, sic 5rage iteI=
len, OBJ IN 6ieien gemei1en Mnipielun-
gen n1f vNom un6 6eiien 2obp" u119
MIR Elm Gunfen @abrbet entbalte11
1T.
Ser &ebner berlas 6um bie bei
ser @eratb1ng Ger ginman6era1ngs-
Bin geboltener1, BEN &atboltfen fein6-
liden @e6en, Mus5ige aus Sen So
boIifen feirbli9en 8orleinngen, Sic
6dlfda1ng see Gi6es Ser Columbus
Sitter un6 nrr6erer 9pflmente, meI-
DIE Ole fatboIiide Stride berGdtIi9
MAIDEN, ste tpeit berbreitete, Sen &a=
tbolifen feir6ltde Mgitation un6 Sic
peridie6enen geridtli@en &ro5eiie,
Die gegen Sic fuliden un6 higenbaf-
ten 8ebm1ptungen Ser nMerace" OH
bdmgig gemodt mur6en un6 itets 90
NIT enbeten, boB fir 6%ieielben nidt
Ser gdatten ei11es 8etpeiies erbrodt
mer6en fornte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-25

ten Eorlmentsreoe iagte Msquitb
Gle NeutraIen fonen mfboren mit
&lagen iber meitere @eruiiitungen
@elgierrs, a11Ber iie molen belfen,
Deutfdlarrb binal1s511tper EN-"
Die 8ermiit1ng our4 britiide
@diffsgeidiibe unb oie @aimpfe am
Dier niiben @nglmb. Sic ioQen oie
.9eutiden bimbern, nad Gulais uno
Dinfirden gu gelangen. Darum 1T
iie in britiiden Mugen geredtfertigt
uno mug bon 8elgien getragen mer=
'ben. Mber 6te 5olger, pelde Die
heutiden @riegserforoerniiie fir BEL
glen butten, bas marer @reuel.
limo 10 lit es INNER. @as @ng,
lano 1iiBt, lit erlnn1bt; mas linn
idn6et, eine Sban6e ffar Die 8elt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-25
@ein Tnnfen &abrbett.

Ser @epraierta1t Sam1es 81. @oni=
pun BON Maiiuduietts bielt um 4.
Jebr1tar 1915 inn &epraienturtem.
9uuie in @aibtngton Bel Berutbung
Ger @i1npanber1nugs=Btn cine lnnge
8e6e, Sic unter oieiem Gttel Ste n1po-
ro6iiden Musbriide Ser amipdpiti=
ld1en 9orif" bebo1rbelte.
Ser Geoner ben1erfte I'M @ingange
ieiner &ebe: u9err spreder, es ion
niemnls geiagt mer6en f0n1pen, bob
innerbub bon nidt einmd $50 Sat-
rem nod Ser grfIGr1tng Ser unab-
b%dngigfeit Ser Ser. @tqaterr ein @on-
greg Ser Ser. Stouten 6ie @run6=
logen unieres eigenen Mmerifas 10
iebr pergoB ooB er sic 9offmngen
unb Die geitrebungen Ser nnter oem
Mblol1tisml1s BON @uropo nn6 on6e=
rer 2dnber ieuf5enben 8olfer, Die
bier CUR gerbeiferl1ng ibrer Sage an>
fonrnrer1, 10 2iigen itrafte, oaB iie bie
3bIren eines 2arroes, 6os bie gott-
Iide @oriebung als 3ufludtsbafen
fir sic mod 8efrei1tng aus ibren 8e-
orangmiiien ringen6e Menidbeit, mo-
immer fie iid unf @rben befin6en
mag, beItimmt bot, peridlofien fin
SEN. 3ie Gr6e nn6 6eren SiiQe lit
0es 6errn mn6 ole Meniden itn0
feline @eidopfe. @er tpogt, at iagen,
ooB elm Me1id, 6as @benbi1o 6es
gd0pfers, feiner Mntbel on Sen
sSruhten 6es berrli9en 2un6es, Dos
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-25
2n Beainn bes Qrieges erflart,

81 8eginn bes arieses ertlarte
Ser britifde Sdabmeiiter 2lopo
George, Ser groBte @elobeutel uer6e
SEN @rieg entfdeioen. Sest erflart
er I'M nnterbn1ie, SOS gr0Bte Mlni-
tionslager merbe Die @ntfdeioung
brinqen. Dumit tomnt er oer @abr-
beit fdyon Elm flein Denig mber.
aber o1b sos gr0Bte Mumitions=
lager niibt nidts, penn es on ent-
ipredenoen 8affen feblt, uno Die
@uffe erbdlt ibren @ertb our9 oen
.goloaten, Ger fe barobnbt. Gen
soloaten aber madt midt bic Hni-
form, {onoern Ole militdriide er5ie=
bung, sic eifernR 0as5iplin, Die opfer,
minige guterGanosliebe. uno oos
iino Gigeniddften, Die 1T ibrer bod
ifen gonenoung 1u1r in Der oelt1den
Mrmee al finben iino. 8esbob miro
Ieutidla1ro iiegen uno ni4t eng
LAMB.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-25

|Iden Gr11ppen bier unb bort 8or>
|tbeiIe errungen. - Gle groBe 8in-
terfdglodt in Ser Champagne lit ein
ne11es g~lGn3enoes BGaH I'M Mubmes-
|~fran5e Ser oe1tid}en Mrmee. Mit
Nadorud miro BON Der oberiten
&riegsleitung betont, 6oB IN ote1en
&salmpfen sic amerifaniiden &riegs=
Observation-Disclosures, DEFENDERS Mu=
nition ii6 iebr Itarf bemerfbor ge=
mudt buben, l1nb bieier umitunb lit
beionoers CUR @euntniB 6es oeutiden
goltes gebrodt tuoroen. God Dos
MIR nebenber. Cen Jrun5oien bat
ouh sic ameritami9e Mfunition
nidts gebolfen. u@ie eine Neu1er
aus stabl urb giien lteben uniere
Mrmeen uno Sic unierer @erbiiu6eten
I'M @eihen bon BEN @ogeien bds gum
E&anaI uno I'M Siten bon Der Office
Bis CUR 8ufoptnn," - idgte Der
Ne1bstugs Erd110enf 81. &an1pf IN
ieiner gr0ffmtngsrebe. nn6 bic
Ma11er bdlt, uno binter Ser lebenben
Maaaer itebt sos 6eutide 8oH unbe-
5ma1ngen, entfhloIien, opferf re1oig
un6 iiegesgeuiB. limo ieoer @in5elne
int 6eutlden @olf tbut iein M0glid=
ites, iein 8eites, Tim bie Wmter at
ltiisen! @os ben Miqtonen on Ser
@ren5e oes oel1tiden @aterlunoes Die
5eitigfeit berletbt, SOS iit Ser @eiit
Ser ginbeit un6 Strait, SEN bas oe11t=
lde 8olf INT 6ie1er idmeren 3eit emit
uidelt, un6 Ser @ei1t madt es un=
iiberuinblidt Ser @eilt fiibrt gum
siege.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-25
Bon, splitter uno 8al=
ten.

User Muge11 gum Seben uno 9bren
sum &oren bot, Sem loate iebt flor
lein, ooB gnglmo ~feinesfals gum
Sdnse belgiider Nertralttdt in BEN
arieg eingetreten lit. 0em Die @ed-
te offer lonltigen Meutralen tritt es
nit TiiBen. Die &edte oes nel1tra-
len @anoels lino minoeitens 10 beiltg,
ruie es Die bes neutralen gelgiens ge-
melen ii1uo. 9as &ebt Mmerifas,
leine11 giirgern 3u geltatten, @diffe
au taufen unb Tie under Ger a1nerifa-
nifden glogge, mutt @ooren, oie nidt
&omerbonbe iin6, fabren at Iuiiem,
lift unbeitreitbar, trotoem iesen eng
lam6 uno 6ranfrei9 fid 6ariiber bin-
meg, un6 nidt MIR I'M GoGe Ser
v1ucia." lnb 6as> obpobl es iib
labei nidt Inn 500 uno 2eben ibrer
Nationen banoelt> mie 6ei benz oeut-
lden Durdmorih our6 gelgien, uro
cbgleid fem @runo fir Sic Mnrabme
beitebt, 6aB Nmerifa iid gnglonbs
Teir0en 5ugei ellen moQe, mie er 6a<
fir porborrber mar, 6ob 9elgien iid
oe1rer 9eutihIan0s perbu1roen babe.
Dime bieie &edtfertigung at ba-
ben, geben England uu0 Granfreih
iiber Sic r%ertralen &edte Mmerifas
obne meiteres bintpeg. limo Tim uns
gu oeranlaiien> 0as rubig bin5uneb=
men, erfldren iie, iie miir6en SEN
Mmerifaner1t geb0rige Jra9t be5ab-
len. 9us lit basielbe, NOS 9eutih=
lan6 8elgien anbot; es moute fir
anes be5ablen, tuus Ser 9urfmarib
on sda6en onridten tper6e. Mber
Gnglar6s @ntriiitungsidrei tpa1r6e
rorum midt gemiloert. Die &edts=
perlebung midt geringer. @ir iollen
Tie 6afir Mberieben.
Som england befonmt gelgien
oofiir nidts, BOB es iein 9ar6 in
britiidem Sntereiie bertpiiten lteB
un6 pertuiiten labt. St ieiner leb=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-25
@einnb6eit f1rbert Trphnnn.

Sbne @eiun6beit lit edte Jreuoe
um0gli9; obne quite @eroourrg uno
reguIdren Gtublgong fonnt Sbrt niht
qefun6 1ein. @ur11m es bernubIdiIi-
gem @tublgong GIT bdben u1ro 'front.'
un6 eler0 5u 1ein? SIR braudt bas
ridt. Nebmt eine fleine 81. &ings
Ne1e 2ebenspine nndts, Str merbd
borm ont Morgen ganaen, freien
Stub1gung baber un6 @ud bel BEL
Ter fiibIen. @ilft Current Mppett un0
ser G~eroo1n1ng. geriuW eS cine
Madt. = 4naeige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-25

iiber Sen urtergang 6es u9reSoen"
ein1timmt, 1T umio meniger peritano=
lif, ols 6ieies ghiff BEN Ser. Stoa=
ten emit ffur5 Dor bem &rieg Sen
gr6Bten 6rel1n6iduffs6ieni eruteS,
i1roem o1r9 bas energiide Muftreten
oes @apitdns &0bIer biele Mmerifu-
1rer I'M Merifo Dor Ger @utb 6es
merifuniid)en N0bels geidiiRt mur-
Sem. limo bieies Greun6i4aftSbien=
ites bitten a119 Die anglopbilen benin
l1ntergange oes @elber1diffes geben-
fen biirfen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-25
Gum mmtergAn9 Der
9reSoeM.

Sic gngldnber lin6 aus Dem
Sausden, neil es ibrer groBen
uebermuft gelungen tit, oen fler1per
beutlden &rel15er Gresoen 5n Der
1uidten. Sic dresden butte 5000
Iomen @ebaIt un6 trug 5tpDlf q
s0aige @eidyiite. Sic geb0rte gu Der
fSIohe bes Momirnl 9pee unD emit
fam nod ser sdlodt BET ben 5alf=
lanb Snieln. Sn Der Sdabigrmg
oes erglilden 9an6els bot Die 0res.
SEN cine electromagnetic &oae olrh
gerienfen 10 mn1rder britiider So
oung geipielt. gs non GIT ertparten,
boB Sic 9resoen ebenio mie Die ubr1=
gen beutifen Mnslon6freu5er idlieB-
lid} ein Spfer Ser englii4=iapu'
nHid=frm5oiiiden uebermadt merbe1
miir6e, nn0 oie @elt itarrte ra1r, mte
bus@diff iih angeiidyts Ser oieOfeere
abludenben 6einbe Iberbol1pt bottle
iolange bolten f0n1en. Die britllden
geebelben ca mugen iih befaru1tlih
an Elm oeutfaes sdiff na1r Damn ber'
un, ue11n lie in 5ebnfoder uebermndt
5ino. 60 fob ii9 Ser fIeine &reu5er
BRET emgliiden Sdiffen gegenilber,
BON benen iebes ooppelt o6er bret
NAL 10 itarf NOR: oem armierten
are,15er SCENT (980O Sonnen init
pier5ebm 65olIigen @eidIben; 6em
Blasgotp 5000 Io1rrpen NIT 5Det g.
aoGteerr unb ieds 4501igen @eldiis
Benz uno bem 8iIfsfreu5er Drama.
@efmerr mir MIN oa5u SEN lint
ltan6, 6aB oie 9res6en fa1m mod
ieetlftig NOR; berm iie bottle fet11e
@eLegenbeit fiir 8ornubme BON Ste
p%uraturen nnb ioate ldon por Sc
gtnn oes @rieges 6urd Die @arls-
rube BON ibrem Muslm656ienlt OBJ
aeID1t mer6erl, - rehret MON ferner
bin5u, ooB Ser flei1re 0eutfde &reu-
aer fa11m nod g%eniigen5 M1tnition
an gorb botte, 10 fteM lth Ser eng
Ii{de @teg oIs ein febr 5tpeifelbofter
herars. God Die 5re1be iiber BEN
l~1ntergong bes oertiden @reu5ers
fann man 6en 8riten rubig lui1en;
es lit Ser bette gemeis, mie iebr Der
@eqner Ielbit BORT, mo er IN Derbdlt-
nibmaBig idtpader &raft erideint,
BON ibnen gefiirdtet nitro.
gqB ste a11glopbile Ereiie 6ieie5
2or0es aber IN SEN engliiden Sube1
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-25
Sru6 0etetlt

0urG Stunrf'4 EI0Pa0 = B 8
beoeutet, bob sic oos 54mer5bafte Brud<
banb gddn5Ii@ tpegtperfen B;nl1en, neil Sic
EIapao : HnDs gemu9t finb, I'M
8rl9 at 9eiIen, unb ni9t MIR, Inn i'm
5u balten; aber 30 iie fe~lbfanbaltenb ge<
mn1t 1inb, unb tpern tie felt nr1 &6rper
anbaften, Slut den uun10gli9 1T, besz
balb iino fie a119 EN- pt9tiger SSafftpr
inn 3uriidbaIten bon Briiden, Bic feiu
Bru9bmb 8uridbnlten fnnn. Seine
Niemen, 59nnIIen ober Sez
5 n baran b%efeitigt. 8eib tpie @nn1t
= Ieidt ansulegen. 8lapao 2aburatu=
ries, Blud 1856, ct. 2outs, Mp., ienben
um1onft Ernbe BON Hlapap alen, tpelde
barum fdreiben.
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Mppeu einer Nra1t

Wn ane. Die betarnt iinb als 2eioenoe npn 3beu=
matismus, gleicbpiel pb in ben Rusteln uber Gle
bern. in BEN aenben. aumbaens. @npftueb. Sdmera
in BEN Nieren aoer @euraleia 5dbn1er5en. an re 81
ibreiben fur cine Bebanblune oabeim. ourb bic
pieberbpIt bteie sorturen befeitigt nurben. Sic
susuiienben. Sbr BELT @uch felbft. oabeim. tpie
fanfenbe gu be5euser bereit iinb-.tetn Medhtel bee
Rlimas 1T npthhuenois. Sic einfade Grfi11bure
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bdIt Sic augen. brinat Glaitisitdt nno stdrfe benz
aansen .ebitem. Saus obiaes guh intereffirt.
%aorefirt sur geiteaung an Mrs. N. Summers
Box STR, South Bend. Ind.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-25
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genpreiIe ridt better bebanoelt nor
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laiien, idlieBlid bot nrm ibn gum
SelbItm0roer gemadt un6 ieet mel
set man i'm als bermiBt. @ieoer
ein 8etpei5, mos Sic meni 4lide Sired
tur aQes a11sbalten fann.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-25

= Sir 6to6t @igentbum ODER
6arm-2dn6ereien ipredt Dor BEL 8.
g. young, ct. glouo, Minn. 44ba
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-09-02
LIMESTONE BLOCKS
HANDLED WITH CARE
Trimmings for Federal Building Brit
tie when First Quarried-Unex-
posed Parts Waterproofed.

Comment has been made on the fact
that the limestone blocks being unloaded
from cars for trimmings for the federal
building are very dark except on the por-
tions that are to be exposed This is ex-
planned by the statement that this stone
is treated with a preparation to make it
waterproof and that the dark portion of
each block is that which has been treated
to make it impervious to water
This limestone from Indiana is very brit
tie and the utmost care is taken in hand
ling it to prevent it from chipping or
breaking. In spite of the fact that it is
delicate it weighs more than light colored
Barre granite. This limestone is said to
weigh 100 pounds to the cubic foot while
| light colored Barre granite weighs only
100 pounds and dark Barre granite tips
the scales at $50 pounds to the cubic foot
Another popularity of this limestone is
said to be that when it is quarried it is
very soft and may be cut with a saw, but
the longer it is exposed the harder it be-
comes.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-09-02

ing an automobile trip through New York
state.
1 Mrs Emma Cutler has moved into the
"A. f. Fisher tenement on Highland ave
nue..
I. s. Lowell and family, after spending
Several weeks in town, have returned to
Reading, Mass.
/ Miss Mabel Pike of Bellows Falls visited
here over Sunday with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w \. Pike
l Mrs Samuel Richards and two children
are visiting with the formers parents, Mr.
and Mrs j. NJ Lamb
+ G. H. Langille has bought the Roscoe
Jordan property which adjoins his land
north of Highland avenue.
Newton Stearns has installed an air
pressure water system, regulated by an
electric pump, in his house on Main street.
Mrs James O'Brien and daughter, Ilene,
have returned home after spending several
weeks in Massachusetts and Connecticut.
NJ S Leach, E. B. Pike, p w. Jeffords
and F. A Davis were members of the par
| ty of farmers who toured through Sullivan
county last week.
| Mr.. and Mrs f. p. Bailey have returned
to their home in Brockton, where Mr.
Bailey will soon resume his duties as teach
er in the higlr SCHOOL,
| The board of education has leased the
upstairs room in the garage building owned
Thy p. S. Lowell for the purpose of provid
fling work shop for the manual training
Eclasses in the high school.
Fishing continues surprisingly good al
1.-The lake and more big fish are being caught
than ever before. This success is drawing
Imany fishermen from out of town and sew
Ieral camping parties to the shores.
+ c. s. Howe left this week for visi
with his daughter, Mrs Edward Carly, il
White Plains, n. Y. His two grandchil
dren, Gilman and Sherman Carey, VIII
thave been visiting here, went with him.
+ F. Hooker Jones left the first of tn
week on his return trip to his home in 10
i Angeles, after spending two months her
with his mother, Mrs. Julia Jones. NJ.
Mann will join Mr. Jones in New Yor
and will accompany him to the coast, al
tending the Panama Pacific exposition be
fore his return.