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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-04

enbru6er u&ailo" BON bieiigen &lo-
iter, Der ols griatreierpiit namens
Matbias grtl i'm Is. Snfanterieregi-
ment tampfte, murbe beim Sban5en
auf Dem G6ibengraben b11rd einen
gaudiduB 10 idmer perleet, DOB er
na6 25 Mtm1ten itarb.
2an a. g. - 9ie I'M Selbe
iteben6en 8riiber Mattb. unb @g.
alinger BON Sooloorf un6 Ser 8au-
ersiobn BauI @llber aus Stodab
nabmen einen &f NIT 60 Gran-
5oien auf, bon 6enen BIS m1f bier
Mtom aQe geto6tet o6er pertpunoet
purben. 9ie bier unbertpun6eten,
Die ii6 in beitimmter Mbii@t toot iteq-
ten, mur6en nebit Ben iamntli6en
@elpebren eingeltefert.
@irttemberg.
Stuttgart. = Sic gol6ene
Sod5eit feierte m Is. San. IN Der
|5tiae 6es 6omiIienfreiies Ser5og
&bilipp bon @iirttemberg, permablt
is. San. 1866 init Maria Ebereiia,
g~r5ber5ogin BON 0eiterreib. Ser5og
8bilipp lit Ser @bef Ser ber5ogli6en
|2inie un6 @ater 6es fiinftigen gbron=
folgers Ser5og Mlbrebt, geb. %.
|Dee. 1866. - &err Safob @eimert,
@befre6acteur 6es rGenti6en @olfs-
blattes," lit nod idnerem 2ei6en
lanft peri9ieben.
59ufienrieb. - @a@ f1r5er
&ranfbeit beridieb ser peni. bodm.
ST. 8farrer Mattbias @alentin 8et,
BIZ 1904 langidbriger @eeliorger So
bier, in einem Mlter bon nabe5u 81
Sabren un6 i'm 62. Brielteriabre.
8aben.
Gonfton5. - gs bot midt ge=
ringes Mufleben erregt, 6aB sic ba6i=
l9e 2an6esregier.1rg einem Seiuitet>
potter aus 6el6fird, ser udbrem6 6es
Tri6uums inn Smn11or bier pre6igen
ionte, 6os Ma1ftreten berboten bm,
neil 6ieie religi6ie 8efbatigung eli
mes Siuiten ugeiebli@ rrn5ulaiiig"
lei. SSn Wiirttemberg fdeint mon
an6erer Mnii@t 51 fem. SIN Sour
1role Sc @enebe" bonn 16. SSara1or lit
Elm 8rief 5u Iefen, SEN Elm gefonge-
ner 6ransoie aus Dem 2a5aretb go.
2 in @eingarten @irtemberg),
i1reibt. St beri@tet Mber Die Geier
oes @eibmn@tsfeites un6 fiibrt II. a.
aus: r8ei benz 9o9amt in Der Sir
DIE biet Elm Seiuitenpater aus 5elo-
fir6 cine iebr ribren6e &reoigt in
frun5oiiider Spro6e."
@for5beim. = Sim 20. San.
morge11s 5eigte Ser %50iabrige &auf=
mann $. &otb ser Staatsantpati6oft
an, 6oB er feline Strait unb ieine bet-
ben @i1roer I'M Sitter bon 3 un6 Z
Sabren eri6oiien babe uno ii@ in
@il6ba6 ouf 6em 6ortigen Srieobof
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-04
.eib SIR rbemmatiid? :
Slpan3.

@e1m Sbr rui9e un6 tpirflide Be-
freir1ng bonn @beumatism,s mol1t,
6onn tb11t, mas 10 bieIe touien6 o1-
6ere 2el1te Ha1n = menn imr1er ein
Mnfan fommt, babet Sic pebe Weusfel
ODER 6os @Iie6 nit 5Ioon's 2ini=
ment. 8ra119t es nidt ein5ureiben-
gebra11dt 6os ointment on ser G1d@e.
6ringt m11nberpon elm. &c gebt
gero6e on SEN Sit 6es @ebes un6
5iebt 6en @9mer5 fait unmittelbar
beraus. &auft cine S1ai6e Slom's
9iniment fir 25f bel irgen6 einem
Mpotbefer uno ballet es inn @a11ie =
gegen grfdltungen, @eben, geidmol=
le1e @lie6er, 2umbago, Sciatica un6
bergleiden &ronfbeiten: guer @el6
5uriid> tnenn ridt electromagnetic,
aber es gibt fait immer fofortige Sim
berung. = Mn8eige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-04
6rnnbei9entbnms=
nbertra9un9eit.

Sobn Minette an Nnnitnii1s S. &i<
totpsfi, 2ots 2 unb 6, Gee. 7z125z30,
Mbon, 5000.
garoline sc. Sab1or an Bertha q.
Sreoerid, Garf Centre, Got 8, 8lod 6,
gincent 9ombobp r1b Srau an 8il<
8, Can't Centre, $3.50.
as5 @ssa'os5 M H{s'1 aa@ 81 'e @ee. az 4< 1s3@zss
'e seros sun SigV an Gun wsob. eM mm4
g. g. Maine @rairie, $4,000.
gr q; q. : grG or" ~ ~ $751; $751; az g<e :. a 3:
1929, Tair 2aben, $500:
Sobn $. $idman an 2ouis so $o11on'
Sranf anbretus an g. 81: glapp, 2ots
% unb "a. 8Iod 5. Sarteu. $1,000.
mi 2i 3; S %@41 SSs' n1 sS }a Sesstt an ST. s; g 3.
BIod 8, $3.50.
@arib. @@K @BH Sec. 21z122z31.
Chen Qafe. $500.
Sranf I1m on Sohn g. gen1e EN-, Nots
Il uNU ~, OlUQ ~, 0ullS pull, p46O.
MIice 6. @etden unb @atte an Iuz
quit @raber, @8A @gA uno @@A
SGA Gee. 1sz126z33, Ielroie, $2250.
Stanislaus 9obis unb Sro1 an Sci
dael 8primba, az @gA N@A Gee.
5z125%3O, Ippn, $3.50.
@iuiam g. Mit1eu nnb Srau on So
ieph SO. 11ptearobe. Got "a. glod 2,
Golins' Mob., ct. gIouo, $3.50.
Sobn gbenbofer an S. S. 3o1id,
,SgA Gee. 25z122z30. 2ugemz
Seinrid s. @afe unb Srau an Sulils
6. Gahne. Cots 1880. 8lod IS, Baite
aIbert Is. @bitnep unp srou an
Tranf 81. Doserit. Got Is unb 81 bon
Got Z, BIod l., McgIure & @bitneb's
Mbb.. ct. gIonb, $187.50
GILBERT g. @bitneh unb Srau an @ee
alma Doegerit, Rh bon Got II. rrb got
is, 8lod 1, McgInre & @bitneb's Ibo.,
ct. GIo1b, $197.50.
Mbert q. @bitneb II. a. an TSrdnt
g. Noeaerit II. a.. Qots 16z17<1S, Blod
1, McGIure & 8bitneb's Gbb., ct.
Gloub, 1915.
Wnrb g. 8orter 1tnb @atte an Herz
binmb @eber. 2ots 10 unb IA. 9lod
1, 8olter's Mbb., ct. glo1b, $1,000.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-04

entleiben noble. Sen lebteren &or=
iat batte Ser @onn midt a11sgefiibrt,
lit pielmebr gefliidtet, 6rm nno
@in6er 6agegen tp1rben to6t m1fge-
fun6en. Ser Manr tpar felt einiger
3eit n1Ber @telung, io6oB moglt4er=
Fmeiie Mabrnngsiorgen Dos Motip CUR
1bot bil6en.
Deiterreid-11nsarn.
@ien. - Sic @riinoe 6es &id=
triHs 6es Minilters @rafen Berd=
tolls iin6 nod immer nit einem ge<
miiien @ebelidleier umgeben uno es
miro 6ariiber mardes gematbmaBt i,
mas 1penigitens iebr Ser geltatignng
be6arf. 9oB neben benz 8unide nod
&l1be politii6e @riinbe 6afur moB=
geben6 tpnren, 6aB ser &udtrtt ge=
ro6e iett erfoIgte, labt ii6 mobl nidt
%beitreiten. @s lit Iangit befmmnt, bob
@raf 8erdtolo in StaIien nit elmer
Mrt MiBtrauen angeieben tpuroe;; bab
er gega1tgen lit, I'M fir mogli9e
Saue nidt i'm @ege gu iteben, tit
nidt urtpabri9einlib. gu6 ipri4t
man bon meitgeben6en Differen8en3
in oe11 politiiden Mnidar,ungen @rof
gerdtol6s nno @rof Eis5os.
Snnsbrnd. - Cine Stm1bla-
mine, tpelde bonn sam=Sod I'M Sber-
|Smntbol ~1ie6erging, rib einen Walo-
beiton6 bon ungefabrem umfang bon
5000 Qua6rotmetern NIT un6 per=
ridtete ibn b%oQitdn6ig. Sic ridtete
grobe @erbeerungen on. Ser S6u=
sen lit be6atter6.
@arIsbn6. - Ser Mbg. Brof.
@16olpb 2obI tpa1r6e in ben &dmpfen
m1f 6em n0roli9en ariegsi9m1plate
omr6 einer S9uB in sic Mieren
i6er b%ertp11noet.
@dueia.
8ern. - 9ie f9met3erif9e @e-
gierung bot 6os M11sfubrberbot II. a.
ouf folgenbe Mrtifel a1sge6ebnt: aaf-
feeinrrogote, Chocolate, giiig, $500
rem aus tpeidem @o11tid1d, @etorten-
foble, 8eibbledt @abel, iiolirte 2ei=
trngs6rdbte nus @upfer nno @tein'
fobIentbeerpe@.
.8uri6. = Sic vMea1e 3ir.
3tg." gibt eine>t Nrs5ug m,s Ser
Sreiburger r2ibert&" tpie6er, Die u. a.
Ser bon meitidtpei5eriiden 8lattern
o1fge1porfenen Grage ser @obitoff-
beriorg11ng ser Sdpei3 @ufmerfim-
feit i9erft. Dorin beiBt es: Sn Ser
gdhpei3, mo- man sic ieepoliti5eili@en
MoBnobmen @ngIanos iebr fiiblt, be-
ginmt mar gegen sic miBbrdudlide
8eidIognabme bon Sdiffen unb 90
6uneert GIT proteitiren. l1niere .Snou'
itrie bot bereits idpere gerluite er,
Iitten. England mub enoli6 oas
@edt ser Meutralen ol1f 9eben bead.
ten. 0os @edt, fir feline @iherbeit
gu iorger, fin6et feline @ren5en Bel
bent &edt ser art6ern, 51 leben.
Qngembnrg.
2nremburg. = Die iebt fir
6la1riddoe1n, ginq1artierungen II. I.
10. bon Gelttidlm6 ont 2urembnrg
m,sbe3obIten gntf9a6ig1tngen betro.
gen 5tpei Minionen Marf.
SoIIeri4. = 6ier beridie6 IN
ieiner @ina unier friiberer 8iirger.
meiiter un6 M%bgeoronete &err Snge.
rtierr Slider i'm Sitter bon SO Sab
rem.
MeuIan6. = Dieter Sage fin
qet sic Rlei6er 6es &roes emit IN
A-H2-ZG. 1881
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-04
Die ate bein1atb.
S6lefen.

Gdleien.
@Ieimib. = Sn Mbmeienbeit
Ser gltern entltanb in Dem S4laf5im=
mer zines giienbabnbeamten in. So
Ien5e Elm groro. MIs sic Nadbarn
einorongen, faroen jie 6ie beioen ain-
Ser erltidt Dor. @ieoerbelebungs=
berlud)e blieben erfolglos.
@adien.
SeiIigenita6t. = GoS Dem
gabnbofe gegeniiber befinoli6e 8e-
itaurom ,stootparf" NIT 1eleen &c
bduben mnb groBen @ortenanlasert
muroe m bieliger @eri@tsiteae
5mangspeiie periteigert. Das &odit-
qebot nit $4,000 Mmf tpurbe bon
ser bieiige1r &reisiparfaiie ols erite
Sppotbefengld11bigerin abgegeben.
9annober.
Sam Mmn6en.- SIM 81
Observation-Disclosures IN Der ebe.
moligen Midmersiden @eiSmible
vnnion" bier befinben iib iett ehpa
700 gefangene Sffi5iere Der peridie<
6enren feinoli@en Nationen; 5umetlt
iin6 es &uiien.
&iIoe5beim. Ser gorltaro
Ser bieiigen @nn6elsfmmer bot be-
i9loiien, bon 0itern ob Die tirffii@e
Spra6e ols unterri4tsfm a1f5uneb-
men.
Mepper.- @ier itarb I'M Ml-
ter bon Is Sabren ser @1r96rnde-
reibeliber &einri@ 8egener, Der Ser
Ieger oes uS@atboliiden 8olfsboten."
Get ser eriten 3eit 6es &Ilturfm-
pfes itan6 Ell IN Ser fatboliiden Hrei=
fe aIs @erfedter Ser &edte Der fatbo=
1i}den @ird)e, mebrfad muBte er fei=
ne gmtidie6enbeit nit @elo< nno @e-
fdngniBitrafen biiben.
@effalen.
Mun1ter. = Die fdnmtlt4en
meitfdlilden @to6tfreiie baben einem
Mlane 5ugeitimmt, einen 2a5aretb'
aug ous5uruiten. Ser 3ug itebt &c,
gentpartig in Dortm1r1 in Mrbeit.
ST miro oie 8e5eidnung tragen: So
3uretb5ug SEQ. 8, .tpeitfal. Staote."
8a6erbor1.- @ie Die sol,
mide 8olfsaeitung" bereits aus eli
ner bier5u peranitalteten sammlung
mebrere &%apeGenn1tos on 6ie meit=
Iide Srort ididen fonrte, 10 bot NUM-
mebr o11d aus Ser Sammlung 6es
8onifntius= 8ereins Elm iol6es Muto
bergeitent nerben fonnen, Dos Mfitte
sSsanuar ieinen Dienit I'M Gel6e auf=
aenommen bot. Militargeiitli6er
81. @einan6> IN Srie6ens5eiten @e=
neraliefretGr bes Mfa6emii4en Bori-
fatius 8ereins, lit Ser Snbaber Die
les @ogens. Mus 6en pom 8o1i-
fatiusberein geimmelten @elbern
per6e11 nod 5tpet tpeitere @apellen-
autos a~usgeruitet.
SIpe.-D Sic porbereiten6en Mr,
beiten, tpie Sol5fauen, @rbarbeiten
II. !. No., fir 6as bier (im Oiteriei-
FEM 5u erbauenbe 8al1ottiner =&loiter
tper6en in 86I6e in Mngriff genom-
men per6en. @egen Der nod biel-
fa@ berriden6en ARCHAEOLOGICAL miro
1ieler gnti9IuB Ser Or6ensleitung
NIT Greu6en begrlbt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-04

Mtten6orn. - Gum Srts.
ldulinipeftor iiber Sic fatbolii6en
GoIfsidulen in 8remge, emmett, Sill.
idotten, 2iiternobl, 2ihtringbauien,
9iitermi6eib un6 @in6bauien lit
Nfarrer 81. S1nfe bon bier ernanm
moroen. = Gem &riegsidulinipeftor
Scrip bon bier mur6e Ser @barafter
oIs @dulratb NIT Dem @ang Ser &a-
tie 4. &laiie berlieben.
Dortmun6.- Muf 3e9e Ser
mann BEL Sort itn6 bier 8ergle11te
6oour@ t06Ii9 berungliidt, 6aB Tie
emgegen bem 8erbot einen iogenarm<
ten hli11oen Sdadt CUR Musfubrt be-
mkten, nobel Ser Sor6erforb Big an
Die .Grebi9eibe gtng, iid BORT lo{te
nn6 nit SEN 2el1ten IN bie Siefe iau=
ite. = Sn Menge6e mr1r6e Ser 8erg=
mann Epc3aH to6t Dor ieimer 8ob-
nn1ng aufgefun6en. St bottle benz
&lfobol 6eran 5ugeipro4en, 6ab CT
belimu1ngslos gu 8o6en itIr5te nno
in ser falten Nabt erfror. = Gben=
fails in Menge6e itiir5te Ser &ofsar-
better @elIer in Der Srunfenbeit aus
einem Teniter 6es stpeiten StodmerfS
m1f sic StraBe. Mu6 er buBte Ben
Sang Inn Mfobol nit Dem Go6e. SSa
sic er Mlfobolteufel, tpie bel nnbeil
bot ct ni9t idon ungeri6tet.
8attenf9ei6. = Muf Ben
bieiigen 3e9en mur6e 6en 8ergleu-
ten 6ur9 Mnidlag acknowledgement,
bnB idmmtIide bem %ge6ienten nno
ungeoienten 2an1ih1rm mgebore1oen.
Observation-Disclosures bonn 8offen-
bien1t freigeiteM uer6en, penn benz
8e5irffsfommm6o cine beim 8etriebs-
fiibrer ,erbGltlide u~nabfommli@fettse
bel9einigung borgelegt miro.
Mns benz. 5aner1an6e. =
Snfolge ser Iebten untpetter fino Die
Sm1erIm6sfiiiie 1peitergeitiegen uno
ridtet, beIonoers in Sen M~ie6erungen,
6os @aiIer groBen S@a6en on. Sin
pielen @telen iin6 &dl1ier faon un1-
1piiQt nr6 lit Dos @aiier in Die Seller
ge6rungen..
&beinprobins.
@6In. = Die @ta6tberpaltung
bette fir adt Minionen Marf Be-
bensmittel fir SEN Motbfaq etnge=
fmuft. ga iett cine 8elegung Ser
|6eihang Colin mobI a1sgei@lolien er-
ideim, begint man Iangiam nit bem
9lb]6nb Ser 9ebensmittel. 8is jebt
iino 6ur9 sic Sto6t 10000 Gent
ner @artoffeln abgeiebt. = Die be-
beutenbe g0Iner 5irma 2epen6eder
(81eifabrifate) lit in 3ablungsi9mie=
rigfeiten geratben.
carmen. = Snfolge Ser5labt
mung peridieo bier 5mei Gage Dor
8omen6nng ietnes 81. 9ebensiabres
ser friibere langidbrige @tootperoro-
nete @niI Softer. Cine @tnnben
ipdter folgte linn feline @atttn, NIT
ser ct 81 Sabre gemeinim burd's
2eber1 gepilgert mar, I'M Sobe nod.
DuffeI6orf. = @uf eigenar-
tige @eiie lit ser Mrbeiter 81. Meitn~
geIer I'M @etreibeipeider Ser Nie6er-
rbeimii9ert Sdleppidifffabrtsgeieq-
idoft I'M itd6tif9en &betnbafen nm's
9ebert gefommen. 8eim 8erfeben els
mes Sdiebers tpa1r6e er BON 9afer-
maiien iiberf9ittet; er eritidte, ebe
ibm &ilfe 5l1tbeil peroen fo1rnte. =
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-04
GuIb Gpring Dier
Gin adfes Qaaerbier.

FOLEY QIHAR1IC TABLETS
keeo Stomach Sweet -GMdAdie Bowels RcSular
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1915-01-06
FEAR OF FAILURE

n lore lives are spoiled by
MI the fear of failure than
= by failure itself.
Failure never necessarily
hurts anybody; we can up and
come again after almost any de-
feat; but the fear of failure,
lurking in the blood, means in
efficiency for hand, brain and
heart.
Expect to fail. Don't be afraid
of, it.. Every. man fails. And the
great masters of the world have
made the greatest failures. Only
they reformed their lines and
charged again.
Who can count the humilia-
tions to which Richard Wagner,
musician in chief to mankind,
was subjected His life reads one
continuous succession of defeats.
The magnificent chorus Of his
final triumph is but sweetened
by the minor chords of his suf-
fering.
How many times did Wash
ington fail, and Calico and the
marvellous minded Newton! But
out Of their downfallings came
not soreness but hardness, not
tears, but clenched teeth.
Just write this down in your
copy book: 1.-THE right-minded
man cannot fail"
If a man has courage and faith
it is absolutely impossible for
him to go under.
Courage for a sword and faith
for a shield can overcome any
possible bad luck.
That does not mean that you
will succeed in everything you
undertake. It means something
better than that; it means that
if you fail in one thing you will
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1915-01-06
PAY YOUR BILLS
TO matter what the currency
vi system, general prosper
itv denendS on all of us

MO matter what the currency
IN system, general prosper
= ity depends on all of us
paying our bills promptly.
~ This system which we call
business, and which by the way
is nothing more than supplying
enc another's wants, is absolute
ly dependent on each individual
for its full and easy operation.
And the individual includes
everyone-the small and the
large business, the richest cap
italist and the humblest work
err.
There is an interdependence
upon each; each is his brothers
keeper in the free circulation OF
money throughout the business
fiber; and that is essential to all
Of us in businessmen just for
profit, but also to pay for what
each must buy in rendering his
service to another.
In nearly every business there
is an item known as Working
Capital or the money used by,
say, a manufacturer in paying
for his labor and certain other
cash items during the interval
between when goods are made
and when they are paid for.
Interest must be charged on
this working capital, no matter
whether it is possessed outright
by the concern that uses it or
whether it is borrowed from a
bank; and the sum of this inter-
est must be charged to the cost
of doing business, and which
those who use the service of
business finally must pay.
The slower each individual is
in paying his bills, the larger
the item Of working capital re-
quired, the larger the interest
charge and the greater the cost
of doing business, all of which
finally is charged to the debtor:
consumer.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1915-01-06

be successful in other things of
more worth. i'll
I know a person who has failed
to get much money and to get
high place, who is unknown save
in his small corner, but he is
nevertheless a high tower for
/ help and wide tree for refresh
ment to all who know him. He
is the most profound success /
know. / would rather be sought
and delighted in, as he is, than
to sit on throne.
There are no failures in ma
ture. The dead body enriches the
earth; the scattered flower pet
ais leave the seed; the fallen
forests of chiliads ago became
coal; the waste of the stable is
the food of the field; out of ev-
cry incident of decay nature
fashions a new life force.
What happens to me is no
matter. Events are OF no Slgnl-
ficance. What really counts is
how | digest events. 1t is what
happens in me, not to me.
Come, folks, let us not whine
any more. Let us mouth no more
about bad luck. Let us never
again approach life's tasks with
the litany of failure on our lips,
saying, 81 know ! shall not sue
coed. l always fail"
But say, Il postulate myself
against all turns of chance, |
grasp the hand of eternity and
defy time. My brain, that can
think, my heart, that can love,
and my hands, that can make,
shall not give way nor to the
DEGREES of fate nor to the ma
chinations of the devil and all
his men.
Il am wired with God; no
wind nor wave shall put out my
light" Frank Crane.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1915-01-06

In last line, in the last col
umn of the last page of the Min
neapolis Tribune Opportunity in
forms us 81 answer not, and ]
return no more" Now we hadn't
asked Oppie to do either of those
things, and it's real snippy of
her to be so premature in her
refusal. We judge from her re-
marks she's a bit egotiist;cal
anyway.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1915-01-06

We are firmly convinced that
John Dietz may be released in
four years without serious men
ace to human life. "Men are
bigger than the things men do"
and Johns bigness is the kind
that needs to have larger space
than prison walls.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1915-01-06

Tie, say the smaller hnal con-
sumner pays his bills promptly
the retailer can pay his jobber
promptly, the jobber the manu-
facturer, the manufacturer the
people from whom he has OBJ
tanned material and supplies, and
so on clear through the business
fiber.
General prosperity begins with
the individual.
It is in all of us paying our
bills promptly-even unto the
least individual and the least
amount.
General prosperity is not in
saving money so much as it is
in using it for the payment of
our bills when due; first in only
buying the necessities of life,
then the comforts, then the lux
uries, paying promptly for each
and finally saving something as
a contingent fund.
1t is the reverse order of this
rule of expenditure that causes
general depression, and very far
back, too, in the system of sup
plying one another's wants the
fellow, for instance, who spends
his cash on picture shows and
keeps his grocer waiting.
General prosperity is not only
in paying our bills promptly, but
in educating the fellow owing
us to pay his-each of us and
the smallest of us, even unto the
farmer who has the price of a
basket of eggs due him from a
city dweller.
And this rule for general pros
perity is no respector of the size
of business; for the law is uni
versal. 1t is the practice of most
of us to pay the little fellow and
let the big ones wait, but all
businesses large and small
have obligations TO meet in pro-
portion to their business vol
ume; the big concern is just as
hard up by reason of past-due
accounts as the individual with
only one dollar to rub against
another.
Yes, and general prosperity,
you know, soon reflects back to
the individuals who make it; so
that what we do for others by
the prompt payment of our OBJ
legations we are in reality doing
for ourselves.
Past-due debts are worth less
than their face value, even
though they are finally paid in
full.
This is due to the fact that
the cost of collection must be
subtracted from their face.
Every business or individual
with small number of past-due
accounts can and will pay their
obligations more promptly than
those lax in their collections.
Every business or individual
maintains credit by insisting on
debtors maintaining theirs.
Bankers take this into consid-
GRAFTON in extending credit.
This principle will hold as good
in the million dollar concern as
with the man with only honesty
for his capital.
Look about you. The success
full man is the one who pays his
own debts promptly, by insisting
on prompt payment by those
who owe him.
The successful man is the one
who applies the Golden Rule of
Prosperity:
Pay others promptly as you
would have them pay you.-Cott-
rell's Magazine.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1915-01-06

A woman with $185 secreted
under her pillow was passed up
by the robbers in the Texas
train robbery last week, just be-
cause she became hysterical
Now who shall say that it does
not pay to be eternally feminine.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1915-01-06
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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1915-01-06

90" Mannix against Doctor
Bracken! Sounds right smart in
'teresting' And we put our money
on 10. When it comes to cut
ting prices or reports, anything
in fact but his hair, 10 is the
standpatest standpater in Mime
sofa.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1915-01-06

A headline in the New York
Sun says "Janitor Alone in
Hague Peace Palace" Well !!
Can't he invite somebody in to
take a cup O. kindness, YETI"
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1915-01-06

With Jim Gray and George
Author in Washington the one
safe bet is that Minnesota will
get all the Congressional news
this wear.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1915-01-06

We can wish you nothing bet
ter for the new year just started
than trimming measure of
cOntentment.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1915-01-06

How do you like your part in the
European war, licking war tax stamps
on this side of the Atlantic lie Sueur
News.
Maybe after all the allies are mere
ly Investigating the German and Aus
trian military and naval strength
Duluth Herald.