davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1915-08-05
All kinds of goggles at Stoufers.

All kinds of goggles at Stoufers.
Good dry wood at $3.50. Ramey
Lumber Co.
All kinds baked foods for sale at
Bert's restaurant.
Farmers wanting harvest hands
call up Nesler & Sparks. Of.
Any hauling? Call c. T Berry
at Donovan's Hardware.
Eyes tested free by S,oufer, the
new optician and jeweler.
Try some of those fresh pies, cakes
and cookies at Bert's restaurant.
Satisfaction guaranteed on all re-
pair work. Stoufer, the Jeweler.
PIE CHERRIES Also sweet
cherries for sale. w. L Schafer.
Nice white barley for sale-$1 per
hundred weight. P. M. Harding. If
FOR SALE-10-horse, gasoline
engine at $3.50. Nezperce Machine
Shop.
Give US your order for anything
special in baked goods. Bert's res
taurant.
JUST ARRIVED-My fall and
winter Clothing Samples. Carlson
The Tailor
$500O.00 private money 10 loan
on Farm property inquire Union
State Bank. tt
HEALTH IS WEALTH-Purity
Ice Cream for particular people at
THE ARTIC.
FOR SALE or hire-Two Peter
Schuttler Wagons and 81 inch.
Ramey Lumber Co.
Farmer Adviser Wade went to
Winchester Monday on business con-
nected with his office.
Diamond tires, tubes and other
emergency auto supplies at Nez-
perez Machine Works.
FOR SALE-Registered Duroc-
Jersey male-your pick from 3 good
ones. Preston & Felt,
AUTO TIRES-All kinds at the
Nezperce Machine works. head
quarters for auto rapairs, etc.
See Berry, the dray man, when
you want any hauling done. He
will be glad to serve you.
FOR SALE-Two good young
work teams J miles north of Nez-
perez. Sanford Stapleton. Nv
WANTED-to buy good thrifty
shoats weighing from 90 to lbs
pounds. P. M. Harding.
ALFALFA HAY for sale-the
new crop. Delivered, $40; in the
field, SO. P. M. Harding.
Grain insurance is a good
investment, if you insure in the
Hartford. c. !. Miller, agent.
FOUND Rival hat, near
Chas. Thomas ranch. Owner may
get same at this Office on payment
for this notice.
Carl Stevens is now one of the
big force that will help the Nezperce-
Rochdale Co. handle their share of
this seasons crop.
M. E. Berg, travelling passenger
agent of the N P. Ry., with head
quarters at Lewiston, was a business
visitor in Nezperce Tuesday.
For Sale-Holt- Holley Combined
harvester, 12-ft. cut reasonable
terms. Off. Fred L. Greek.
R. F. D. No. 8, Nezperce. Ida.
l. G. Kjosness, of the Madison
Lumber Co. at Lewiston, is in this
city comforting with Manager Hunter
of the locallyards OF that company.
Farm Loans at low rates and unus-
ually liberal terms. Vermo Loan
& Trust Co. Robert H Cosg rove
Agent. Sharkey and Fixes office.
ICE-The purity kind, made of
clear, Nezperce water at our own
plant. Deliveries at any time.
Phone orders. The Cold Storage
Market.
The Dickinson press., 1915-08-07

train. During their absence Miss
Myra Wiley and Archie Gibson have
charge of the store.
J.. G. Quinlivan made a business
trip to Sentinel Butte the first of the
week.
Miss Thelma Sterland, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Sterland, was
quite sick the first of the week but
is better now.
John C. Auer, foreman of one Of w.
A. Kennedy's crews at the Walton &
Davis Co., finished the large house
last week at the Joe Kostelecky farm
10 miles southwest of Dickinson.
Mrs. A. H. Deiters was an enter
tanning hostess to nine guests last
Saturday at a 5 o'clock dinner. Sweet
peas were used as decorations. The
hostess was assisted by Mesdames
Matilda Peterson and L. P. Bremen.
Word was received this week that
Mrs. B. F. Fowler and daughters,
Leah and Abbie, of Woodland, Calf,
have been visiting for the past three
weeks at the home of Mrs. A. F.
Rosslow of San Francisco, also tax
ing in the exposition. While there
Mrs. Fowler had a very pleasant visit
with Mrs. Ten Eyck and her son,
Ray.
The Dickinson press., 1915-08-07
Lime Treatment
i'm Tuberculosis

In the May rs, 1912, issue of the
SUuFnal OF the American Medical At
~s0caat1on appeared this statement
co0cerning calcium (lime) medfca-
cAo0 In thu treatment OF pulmonary
tucoeFculogfs (cousumpt:On):
SENDER the syntematic, continued
and persiBtent regime Of calcium
assimilation, Van Gieson has seen q
n0mber of his patients improve, un-
deng0 an oxidation or partial con-
i'm the lung, which then re-
sowing would appear to contribute
to the walhng OF and closing of the
LESSONS. Hand I'm hand with this
cOurse of events, the spufum clearv
up of tubercle bacilli, which finally
dLsappear, and the patients are dis
be~rculOsis."
Ethical medical journals seldom
speak so positively about a remedial
agent, yet this testimony comedies
with that from many conservatives
n nave secured like results
narough h use Of Eckman's Altera-
ttge.
Since calcium is a constituent of
this remedy for pulmonary tubercu-
losis and allied throat and bronchial
affections, its healing power may in
manner in which this element is SO
combined witch other ingredients as
to be easily assimilated BY the aver
aDe person and IT does not irritate
the stomach.
9akman's Alternative contains no
0UAGea, narcotics or habit-forming
G0ga. SO 1t b SaGe TO try. If your
orlggise is eat or 1t. ask him to
order. or send daTeet to
Eeazno0 L~obe9atoFys Philadelphia.
The Dickinson press., 1915-08-07
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben VOLTA and. 50

Mr.. and Mrs. Ben VOLTA and. son
came in from Daglum this week for a
few days. They have spent most of
the time at Daglum this summer and
will be there more or less until school
begins. Mr.. VOLTA says the crops are
fine down in the Daglum country and
that they have had no hail so far.
Maxwell Burnett, Jr., is a very busy
boy these long summe afternoons.
From half-past two to half-past six
he is at the golf club house to
answer the telephone and call those
wanted at the phone. Maxwell also
has a little stand of his own, where
he sells cigars, candy, gum, pop and
golf balls.
August 10 will be children's souve-
mir day at Ray & Clark's Co. store,
when 100 tango hoops will be given
away for answers to these questions:
1. What range is your mother now
using? 2. Do you know any one
needing a new range? Who? 8.
Why should the Great Majestic Range
be in every kitchen ?--adv. LIP
The Burgess case which was heard
in chambers Friday, resulted in a
compromise, Judge W. c. Crawford
giving the mother the custody of the
child during the school year and the
father during the summer. Mr..
Burgess is living with his parents
The Dickinson press., 1915-08-07
LOCAL NEWS

Watch for Charlie Chaplain in
"Work" at the Bijou, Tuesday and
Wednesday, Aug. II and 1S.-adv. 1t
Hughie Roberts left Tuesday on the
auto stage from Manning, where he
will assist at the J. C. Erb place.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. J. Phelan bought
a new Chalmers Six in Minneapolis
in which they made the trip home.
Nick cinnamon and Constantine
Wilhelm went up to Dickinson on
Sunday to visit for a day with
friends.-Mott Spotlight.
Ladies' white night gowns, $1.25
values, special this week, CSC. See
window display at Knapp's Variety
Store.-adv. It
Mrs. D. S. Littlehales of jamestown
was the guest of her daughter, Mrs.
B. E. Kennedy a few days last week.
She was accompanied by her guest,
Mrs. C. D. Sterling Of Helena, who
went on home from here.
Miss Ethel Marie Lyle left Sunday
for her home at Fort Rice, north of
Mandan. She was accompanied by
Miss Edna Fay Martin of Franklin,
Indiana, who will visit there for some
time. Both young ladies had been
attending the Summer School here.
The Dickinson press., 1915-08-07
eleven years at Glendive, Mandan
and the mast five wears al Dickinson

eleven years at Glendive, Mandan
and the past five years at Dickinson
and his promotion is merited. J. M.
Boyd Of Fargo is the newly appointed
trainmaster of this division, begin
ming with August End.
Peter Hahnsen, a well-known ranch
er six miles south of Belfield in early
days, expected to leave for Califor-
MIA the first of this month. The past
IA years he has been raising stock Is
miles north of Sentinel Butte and re-
Gently closed out, selling the i'm
provements to L. F. Crawford and the
cattle to a commission firm in st.
Paul. Mr.. Hahnsen came to Stark
county from Iowa in 1883, and is now
retiring from active business. He
was born in Germany and plans on
returning for a long visit as soon as
the war is over.
The ]. v. lessen, j. w. Sturgeon,
Fred Turner, H. K. Nichols, E. A.
Lillibridge and C. Peterson cars were
some of those going to Medora last
Friday and Saturday for the celebra-
ton. The cars which took the south
route had trouble in crossing a creek
in the Bad Lands and it is said that
about Is cars were delayed for some
hours. Mr.. Lillibridge had a break
down at Medora as a result of this
bad crossing and had to send home
for a garage man, and to make it
! still worse he remained over and was
caught in the fearful Saturday night
rain. Mr.. Peterson was also one who
attempted to camp out at Medora for
Saturday night. The fiat south of
the railroad was flooded and several
parties left their cars to dry out for
a day or two.
Joe Hledik, day clerk at the st.
Charles, Owen Nichols, Charles Turn
err and Dan Heidi had an experience
in the Dave Fossum car while re-
turning from Medora on Saturday
night that they will not forget in a
long time. Before they were out of
the Bad Lands, down below Sully
Springs, they were caught in what
seemed to them little less than a
cloud burst, lasting for about two
hours, or until after midnight. The
supply of gasoline was exhausted this
side of Belfield but they had a Ford
and "rambled" along, getting home at
The Dickinson press., 1915-08-07
S o'clock in the morning.

- N1ONh Ill Vic 1llOIl11ks
Leavitt Butler went to Regent on
Monday to accept a position in a bank
there.
Don't miss seeing "The Clemenceau
Case,"' with Theda Bara, at the Bijou
theatre, Thursday, Aug. 12.-adv.. 1t
The hail losses around Sheffield
were mostly adjusted at from 10 to
rs per cent damage.
Nels Nichols broke his finger in a
scuffle at Medora on Sunday and
came to Dickinson to have the same
set and put into a cast.
A factory demonstration will be at
the store Of Ray & Clark, the Dickin-
son Hardware Co., every day next
week to show you all about Majestic
ranges.-adv. Up
Peter Splichal, son of Frank
Splichal, left Monday for Fargo,
where he was to begin a course at the
Fargo Auto & Gas Engineering
school.
Mrs. J. P. Berringer returned Tues
day from Beach, where she visited
with her daughter, Mrs. Clifford
Smith, for a few days. She expects
her daughter down next week for a
short visit.
Lost-A Scotch Shepherd dog re-
sembling an Airdale terrier, having
short tail, light color and shaggy
fur, particularly about the head. SIS
reward to finder. Joseph Fisher.
adv. Silt
Special.-During the coming week,
August 9 to August IA, the Dickin-
son Hardware Co. will have a special
demonstration from the Majestic Fac
tory to show you all about ranges and
to tell you why the Majestic stove is
the best range at any price.-adv. lip
Lucy Armstrong, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Reuben Armstrong, who has
been here with the C. H. Starke
family while going to school, left Sat-
| urday, accompanied by Emily Starke,
for her home near Killdeer, to re-
main until school commences.
Mrs. Fred Schroeder and Miss
Goldie Jensen tame up from Taylor
Tuesday. Mrs. Schroeder returned
the following day and Miss Jensen
was to remain until her father, Ras-
mus Jensen of out north, came in
after her. While in the city both
ladies were guests. of Mrs. w. R.
| Veigel.
According to the Mandan Daily
News, the E. H. Knapp. family, who
left Monday in their car for Mime
sofa points, had to leave their car
in Mandan on account of the bad
roads and continued their journey by
The Dickinson press., 1915-08-07

EkS.
O. B. Frankenberg is serving lunch at all hours In
the basement of the lessen Building-in rear Of
his pool hall. Four tables and a counter are at
your service, where Coffee, Homemade Sand
wiches, Pies, Cakes, and Doughnuts are served.
The place is already very popular for business
decorations are original, including the Red Trail
painting of the Bad Lands. E
Two Entrances-one directly opposite Postofiee
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-03

force Of expert workmen are given con-
slant and profitable employment.
The FL Paso fireIess cooker is con
structed ON scientific principles and in
all desirable sizes. The manufacturers
are also beginning TO market combi-
nation kitchen cabinet and cooker
which is proving a great favorite. In
a word. the local fireIess cooker indus
try is one which is rejecting credit up
on the community as well as upon an
energetic and enterprising management.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-03

Fl Paso women who have tried the
Fl Paso fireless cooker, or seen it DEM
onstrated, declare to be perfect in
every particular and enthusiastically
maintain the claims Of the manufac-
turer TO a number of superior features.
Practical demonstrations of the FL Paso
cooker are given at the office Of the
comps ny at room %. Buckler building
where visitors are always made well
come The company's plant is located
on Texas street. where an adequate
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-03

kitchen convenience ffreIess cooker.
The Ell Paso FireIess Cooker company
was organized some months ago by B.
z. Sisco, who came to this city from
Grand Rapids. Mich. and who has had
y ide and valuable experience in the
furniture and allied manufacturing
businesses Mr. Sisco has interested a
number OF outside investors in his FL
Paso enterprise. among them being O.
X. Cummings. prominent resident OF
Battle Creek. Mich.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-03
Making Fireless Cookers In
Ell Paso

week toward matters culinary. And in
this connection they viii be interested
to know that there is being manufac-
tured, right here in FL Paso, most ex-
cellent type Of that most popular Of all
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-03

Because Of the opening Of The Her
alas cooking school in the Hotel Paso
del Norte today. the thoughts OF good
southwestern housewives viii be
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-11

oarb 3ebattem iiber Sen 8uitan6 mo-
.tioroler gertbei6igung 5iemli@ leb-
bait. 8ori6ldge, 3lt unteriuden, Oh
nnb tpiefern 6ie Mation auf einen
&rieg borbereitet ieL fielen ale
.our9. Ser @ongreb 5eidnete iid
ebenfa1S our@ mebrfade Differen3en
5tpii6en benz Yrdiioenter uno emit
gen senotoren be3iigli6 ser 6emo=
fratiiden Hatronage aus. Mls sic
@abel berte fiel, traten bieIe Seno-
loren nn6 &ongreBabgeoronete, mel-
DIE 1abrelang DISQUALIFICATION bon
tationalem @ufe gemeien, ms Bripat,
leben 5uriid. Ma1s Dem 0berbaule
maren 6ies 6ie @enatoren @oot bon
Seem Dorf; Burton, Ohio; Yerfins,
California; 8riitotp, @anfas; Sborn-
ton, 2oniiiona; Stepbenion, @is:on=
fin; @rotpfpr6, Sii6=Dafota; Cont
ben, &entl1dn, nn6 @bite bon Mlabo=
ma. Ser Mgeor6nete un6ertpoo6
miro ein Man6at i'm 9berbmuie iiber,
nebmen. Cine gan5e &eibe fetner
bisberige11 &oQegen mer6en ttel1ert
Mitglieoern tpeiden miiiien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-11
Sic Hariter @et@t@tem.
er5dbIer.

Cine am Samitag in Haris nerof<
fentlidte amtlide Note giebt Die bis-
BERGEN 8erluite Deuti6lanbs auf
iiber orei WiQionen an, Io6te, Ser
mu11oete> aranfe un6 @efmgene 5u-
lanmengeredmet. IS miro bin5uge-
fiigt, 0ieie 8eredn1ng itube iid a1f
Die in @aris b%etannten 8erluite bon
5ebn 6eutiden &egimentern. 8ober
oem amtlid)en 5ranfrei4 6ieie &enni<
nib gefommen lit, tpiiien mir nidt,
oas lit au@ nidt bon @elang. Sir
Die Yerednung Der 6eutiden &erluite
giebt es MIR eine 5uperIaiiige Aue1e
= 6ie amtli6en 6euti9en @erlu1tli>
item, Die ieoermann 5ur 8erflgung
iteben. Se6enfaQs bat man iie aud
TT EoriS. Man meiB olio gan3 ge=
11o1> tpie groB 6ie 6eutiden @erIulte
lino, nno 6ob sic 8ebauptung, 1ie
beliefen ii9 auf 6rei Miuionen, einc
gang gemeine @ige lit.
@elogen miro ia I'M Dretberban6e
UNI Die @ette, aber 10 ihmuBig, pie
IN Baris liigt man 1pe6er in 2onbon
nod in petersburg. @s tpar Die frar1<
5oiii6e &egierung, sic Sen erfunoe=
men 9eridt mber Die 3%erltorung Ser
Mpim1pr. 4nfhpnrnIp h~prnffpntIirhtp
sic fat au6 sic erfnn6ene11 8eridte
iiber sic Sen beutiden Sol6aten mt=
ge6i6teten S6an6tbaten ber0ffent-
lidt, uno tie ber0ffent1ibte au9 6ie
tagliden 5ituationsberidte bonn
&riegsibauplabe, 6ie gum Gbeil er=
fur16en fi1t6, gum an6eren Tbeil 6en
Tbatiaden m1r iebr 11ngenm1 entipre-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-11
Kinder 8cnreIen
MACH FLETCHER'S
Gas SO RIA
~Gbremmertbes 3em8mib.

Ger @iirgermeiiter zines in Ser
Senerltnie l%iegenben un6 bon Ben
Deutider beiesten frm3oliiden Ortes
bat an einen Observation-Disclosures els
neg rbeinifden @egiments ein ldnge-
6es Shreibens geridtet> 6as 6em Ser
bolten Der 6eutf6en Gruppen elm iebr
|ebren6es 3e1gnib giebt. Ser Brief.
idreiber beflogt iih bitter iiber sic
&idiidtsloiigfeit, nit Ser 6ie Grar.
5oien lire eigenen Dorfer in 8rano
idieBen, Sen @iebitan6 un6 Die &C.
trei6eborrdtbe berni9ten. Donn fdbrt
er fort: rSeit bier Moraten iin6 mir
alfo .natr @efangene Ser Deutiden.
Das lit natiirIt6, 6en11 mir befinben
urs in Ser 6e11erItnie. @ber uniere
&oft lit milo ute6 uniere SeifeIn iinb
leidt. @ir leben ge1ro11 10 uie bie
Sol6atem. Edglt6 geben Tie rrts 8rot,
Suppe, T1eiid, mondmal o11d @of.
fee, S@ofoIo6e ooer Ebee. Sd ipred]e
nt6t bon Ser S1ofolo6e un6 SEM
3uder, SEN iie Sen Gra1te1t unb Sin.
bern geben, uno bon Der mngebeure1t
Menge Sabaf, 8igorren unb 3igoret.
ten, 6ie iie unter bie Mdtmer pertbei.
len. @ergebers iud,en mir in oie-
fem &eere sic angefIn6igten u@or,
baren." @ir ieben rl1r Solootem,
oie ein menidltdes &era boben nnb
nit unierem tral,rigen @eidid Mit-
lei6 fiiblcn. @as 11ns beionoers Bel
oieiem g%emeiniamen 2eben m1fgefaI-
len lit, 6as lit 6ie itrenge Manmes,
5ltdt, sic i'm 6eutiden Seere berridt,
Die @aterlan6sliebe nr6 sic reIigioiert
8efiible, bon benen sic @oI6oten Be-
ieelt iit6. M0gen iie porteitamiih
o6e fotboliid fein, ole erfiiQen sic
|Nfltdten ibrer @eIigion obne gor-
oringlidfeit, aber a1t6 obne sd)el1
Dor 6en @eniden. @enn III Ser
Seele zines Bottles 6erortige Mon=
nes3ndt mn6 iolde religi0ien @efiible
e%tn5nprdgen ~beritanoen bot, Damn
tann n1a1, mobI init @edt bon einem
folden @olfe fagen: &c 1T %unbelieg-
bar"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-11

gen oas Saiaroipiel bes &rieges gu
perli9ern unb eine @orlage, sic bie
llebertrag,1ng bon n1Slanoiiden ODER
inn Muslam gebal1ten S6iffen in
merifami6e &egtiter poriiebt.
Midt ansenommene @orlasen.
Son Mabnabmen, Sic ni6t gum
@eleb erboben 1pur6en o6er tpegen
MsangelS on Set midt in @rtpagu1g
ge5ogen meroen fonnten, 11n6 bon be-
mofratiiden 6ubrern als mi6tige be-
3ei6net iino, ionen folgen6e %gerannt
ueroen: Cine @orlage ser &egierung
gum Mnfauf bon transatlantiiden
5tpeds Mufbaus ether ameri-
faniiden @an6elsmarine. Dieie @or-
lage fat sic bartnadigite Sbitr1tf-
tionspolitif in Der @eididte 6es &C.
mats acknowledgement, einen Mufrubr
in oer &eiben Ser Demofraten bers
p~orgerufen un6 ipodenlang sic auge-
meine @eiebgebung Ser lebten Sei<
iton aufgebalten. Die @tmpan6e-
rungsporlage init @inidluB elmer Be-
lepriif1ng Ser gintpar6erer> bie beibe
@dltier paliiert fat, aber bonn Grd-
ii6enten NIT ieinem &eto belegt tp11r-
Sc. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 6es 8ra-
iioenten sur ginfiibr11ng zines 11e11e11
fir &erpadtung ser @ui=
ierfrdfte nn6 zines @erpadtungsfp-
items sur Gri6IieBung Ser Mineral=
ql1euen 6es 9an6es. @orlage CUR CT
Ipeiterung Ser Mabnabmen fir
Selbitpermaltung Ser &bilippinen
l1n6 our grtpeiter11ng 6es @eripre~
hens bon entgiiltiger Selbftitanbig=
felt Ser pbilippirer 9e1te. Dieie
Sorlage paiiierte 6as &m1s un6 pmr=
Be bonn MusiduB bes @enats gutge-
8eltimmungen Ser 5tpii6en=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-11

itoatliden San6elsfommiiiion megen
Ml1sgabe bon @ifenbabniefurttdten
in @trflibfeit Elm Gbeil beS Mntt,
Trult-Brogramms Ser @erpaltung.
MISUNDERSTANDING, melde Die
@riin6ung bon &ppotbetenbanfen
empfieblt, bonn ga1r5en @ongreB 6rin'
genb b%erlangt.
&iele anbere fallen ,nter ben Slid,
MuBer 6ieien itn6 cine groBe Mer.
ge allgemeiner @eiebesborlagen nit
Sem MbidluB 6es &ongreiies unter
ben Slid gefauen. @ie 3. 9. MaB.
mabmen CUR @erbeiierung Der 2ano.
itraBen CUR @ntmidelung ser @ai,
feritroBen, CUR Reorganization 6es 81,
bilbieniteS nm6 beri@ie6ene MaBnab,
men CUR REORGANIZATION 6es &eeress.
Die lette Seifion bes @ongreiies 1T
at6 megen 5tpeier GROCER Seblidlage
bemerfensmertb. Mattonale Brobibi,
ton nn0 Graltenitimmrem namltd
mur6en glatt abgelebnt. 8ei6e @or.
lagen riefen sic a1fregen6iten @dmpfe
inn Mbgeor6netenbauie berbor.
M%nsuartige 8%e5iebmnsen.
Sic o1tstpartigen @e5iebungen ser
Mation ~befan6en iib an6auerno i'm
@oroergr1,n6e glei@ bonn 8egtrne Ser
&ongrebiibung. Die mertfantfde
Gage e%rfor6erte bolle M1tfmerfimtett,
Ser europdiide &rieg. 8db=
reno Ser gon5en Situng paren Ser
un6 Ser Serotsm1sl6uB
fir o1stpartige 8e5iebungen baltfig
in Sibu11g uno es lit biel getban mor-
Sen, UNI ungeu0bnli6en Demonitra,
bor3ubeugen, sic 6ie interna=
tionale &l1be geitort baben tuiir6en.
@al6 mod 8egim Ser @itrng tpur=
Sen %augemetne Sdie6sgeri@tsber=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-11

trGge nit mebreren @roBmddten a1f
f~unfiabrige Gu11er abgei@loiien upo
26 tpur-
Den ratift3iert. Gin @ertrag biniidt=
lid Der 9r1rdfibrl1ng Ser 8eltim-
mlngen Der 2on6oner See-5ider-
beitStonferen3 ma1rbe i'm DECEMBER
ratifi5iert, aber nit einem 8uiabe,
ser 8orbebolte madte, 6ie at ipdt
tameL nm bon an6eren Mationen en-
mogen gu tper6en, 10 6aB ite bon Der
&onferen5 ntft mebr a1ngerommen
mer6em fonnten. Gin @ertrag nit
Micaragra, Ser sic grperbnng Ser
Observation-Disclosures nn6 ser Slot
~tenitation fir 100000 boriab,
mur6e bom Senate 11nratift3tert &C.
laiien nn6 Ser idtpeben6e @ertrag
nit Columbia ser sic !3ablnng bon
$25,000,000 fir oen 8anomafanal-
itreifen a%ntpeiit, tpur6e bon 6em Mus-
ldaiie fir ol1SpGrtige 8e5tebungen
5uriidgebalten.
Sic Sdlubiitung bes &ongreiies
mar fat gan5li@ Sen 8utnen6ungs=
%bor1agen, 6e1 Observation-Disclosures
l1nnger nno eitigen a4gemetnen MaB=
nabmer gepi6met. Mbgeieben bon
oen 3rapen6ungen, umfaBten sic ein-
5igen tpirflid tpidtigen geietgeberi<
iden MoBregeln sic @daffung elmer
&iiitempode 6ur9 @e%reinigung 6es
9ebensrettungs= un6 6es 3ollfutter=
oienites; Sic. Meuflaiiift5ierung Ser
@ro6e int 6iplomatiihen un6 @onilt=
l%ar6ienite;; Sic Mnnabme Ser Mnti=
georfottta=@orlag un6 6ie 5daffung
6es 6elfengebirge MotionaIparfs in
Colorado.
Die Sdlmfiitung.
0ie S6llBiibung geitaltete ii&
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-11
Stidbnitem.

8rtt = ie6er fennt sic 8irfung
Ser 6idtempal6er fir Sen &uiten.
Or. 8ea'S @ime Sor-@onep lit Elm
Mittel, oaS rafde 2%in6erung beim
&el1@buiten bringt; loit Sen 59leim>
mei9t auf 6ie @etpebe ser &eble nn6
2ungen n16 mabt sic @uitenanfGue
peniger idlimm. Cine 5amilie nit
mhpa6fe1r6en &tn6ern ionte ridt 6a>
ron fem. @oltet es CUR &ano fir
allen &uiten uno @rfGltungen. 25f
bel Current Mpotbeter. - Mn5.
electric 8itters etn T%riibiabrs Sonic.