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Evening journal., 1915-11-18
Sore Throat or Mouth.

You must keep the throat and mouth
clean and healthy. Any disease that
attacks the canal through which must
pass the food we eat, the beverages we
drink and the very air we breathe is
serious matter. Why neglect Sore
Throat or Sore Mouth when TONSILINE
makes it so easy for you to get relief2
TONSILINE is the remedy speci-
ally prepared for that purpose. NJ
TONSlLlNE does its full duty Cd
you can depend upon it. Keep
bottle in the house - where you can IA
get it quick when needed. 25c.
and SOC. Hospital Size el.00. "a
ALI Druggists. "
Evening journal., 1915-11-18

A ioint-hike for all troops in this
vicinity Will be held on Saturday af-
ternoon, November "a. The troops are
requested to report promptly at 2
o'clock on Eleventh street west OF
Marke; street. Details as TO the des-
tlnation. etc. viii be published next
week. Last year we had a dandy hike
Of this kind and we ought to have as
large a crowd as the one held last
season.
The l39 merit badges for which ap-
Evening journal., 1915-11-18

One father
mas either eaten an egg or the mice have gotten at them and
watch and He watched anything
next Gay was out in the barn watching Bey she sat her and
smoohed feathers proudly fill
and when returned in time Buey through
turkeys
roll Owl
ran into the house shouting
was stealing the and when told him
Buey certainly smart turkey When
stolen from Bluey She flew
finally decided to leave them there 20
when went out the
Sometime viii tell you how Buey adopted little
Evening journal., 1915-11-18
The Treatment of
influenza Crime

us quite refreshing these days 10 read n.
clearly denned treatment for Iniiuenzs y,
- drippe- In an article In the lance
Clinic" Dr. James Bell, Of New york 49,
says ne Is convinced that too much uedics.
uon Is both unnecessary and iniurious
W men called TO a case OF la Crippe fh.
patient Is usually seen when the lever a.
present, as the chill which occasionaliv
usbers in the disease. has generally passed
sway. Or. Bell then orders that the boyrels
be opened freely with salts. 'ActoidsH on
citrate or maGnesia. For the high fever
severe headache. pain and general Soreness
one Anti-kamnia Tablet every three hour
10 quickly followed by complete relief
a sk for AK Tablets. They are also unex
4elied for headache, neuralgia and all pains
Evening journal., 1915-11-18

and weary, and say as many do; 81
wish Christmas was over" OF that it
would never come" but rather. with the
shopping and excitement over and few
days rest for body and mind, to feel
that Christmas is the happiest and mer-
riest of all seasons. That we may sing
from the heart: Peace on earth, good
will to men. tSignedl,
j.. /. +.
Evening journal., 1915-11-18
IMPROVING SALOON Property

David bangle & Son are making i'm
PtoNements to the saloon property Of
FRANK Shaw, at Eighth and Orange
streets.
Evening journal., 1915-11-18
GrandmOther'S Story
RY VIRGINIA We.

"Once upon a time. when | was
a little girl" said graQdmother,
and there was mad scramble on
the part of the children for their
places. MY father" continued
grandmother. "had a large flock OF
turkeys. There was one OF them
that I thought was much handsom-
or than any OF the others. and my
father said could have g for
mine named It Bluey. for Il
had such lovely blush and green
feathers. n would come to me
when / called and had many privi-
leges that the other turkeys didn't
Evening journal., 1915-11-18
lyon CAMPAIGN CONNITTEF.

a meeting of the executive commit
tee in charge of the Lyon evangelistio
campaign will be held at the y. NJ. C.
A. tomorrow afternoon at o'clock.
Evening journal., 1915-11-18

Many young man and woman have
had a tryst with opportunity In the
Want Columns OF the newspapers and
have found that that engagement opened
the way 60 success for them.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1915-11-18

telling how tokeep well, free to all
object Liquid medicines Peruna Taets
The Dickinson press., 1915-07-10
DIR. OSler ON tuberculosis

Sir william Osler, one of the fore
mo0t OF living medical men, for.
@eFly of Johns Hopkins, Baltimore,
and now Regfus Professor of Meti.
cine at Oxford, says In his "Prnctice
Oh Medicine" (1S92), ON page 248,
s"The healing Of pulmonary tuber-
culosis is shown clinically by the
elastic tissue and bacilli have been
1Ound. I'm the gFanulationp
products and associated pneumonia
o scar tissue is formed, while the
@malleF Gaseous areas become inn
DEegnated with lime salts. To such
9onditlOnD alone should the term
healing be applied."
Many eminent medical authorities
nave testified to the efficacy Of lime
1a1ts In the treatment Of tubercu-
Alternative In this and allied throat
and bronchial affections may be due
partly to the fact that it contains
q lime salt SO combined with other
valuan!e Ingredients as to be easily
Widespread use of this remedy in
numerous cases of Tuberculosis
many of which appear to have yield
ed completely to it-justifies our be-
lief that 1t Is worth a trial, unless
succeeding. It contains no opiates,
narcotics or habit-forming drugs.
We make no promises concerning It
any more that reputable physicians
give promises with their prescrip-
lions, but we know of many cases
In which 1T HAS HELPED,
Your druggist has it or can get
1t, or you can send direct.
Eckman Laboratory, Philadelphia.
The Dickinson press., 1915-07-10

E. P. Lee, of the Dickinson Steam
Laundry, is improving rapidly after
his hard siege of sciatica.
Wills Norred left St. Joseph's hos
pital on Thursday. He is still weak
but is able to get around for the
sights.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Regan of Mandan
were guests this week of the L. J..
Bagley family, Mrs. Regan being Mrs.
Bagley's sister.
This week Judge w. C. Crawford
had number of motions in chambers.
Next week he will convene term of
court at Beach.
Rev. D. Howe will give the sermon
in the Methodist church Sunday
morning, July II, and Miss Sutton,
returned missionary from Malatia,
will speak in the evening.
1t rained nearly half inch on
Thursday, or to be exact, .43. The
precipitation in the morning was "a
of an inch, the balances coming in
showers during the afternoon.
T. G. Saunders was getting back to
his ranch on Friday. He remarked
that if he had known the Workman
Shows were so large he would have
brought in the whole family.
H. L. Reichert returned Sunday
morning from a two-weeks' business
and pleasure trip to St. Paul and
Long Prairie, MINI. He found the
fishing excellent down that way.
Mr.: and Mrs. George Parker drove
in from their ranch 10 miles south of
Medora last Friday. They remained
until Sunday shopping and visiting at
the J. C. F. Parker home in this city.
Frank Small has been off duty from
the Crowl-Schroeder Co. for two or
three weeks on account of illness. He
was feeling better this week and ex-'
pected to return to his work within
few days.
Conductor Harry Lawrence saw Mr..
and Mrs. A. ]. Hopkins while in
Seattle last month. Mr.. Hopkins is
still day clerk at the Georgian while
Mrs. Ida Hopkins has the cigar stand
at the Frye. ,.
The Dickinson press., 1915-07-10

Miss Goldie Homer, Intertype ma
chine operator at the PRESS office,
leaves Friday night for Sentinel
Butte to spend a week with her
mother and sister at their homestead
north of that town. Erasmus Froe-
Itch, our pressman and handy all-round
boy, left Friday morning with the
militia members on his vacation of
ten days. George Ryder returns
next week and with Frank Milhollan
operating the machine the PRESS
will come out as usual, it is expected.
The Dickinson press., 1915-07-10

"The Cowboy and The Lady" was
staged in Southern California,
throughout Montana and Wyoming,
with the eastern scenes being laid in
and around New York City. The pro-
duction is said to have cost about
forty thousand dollars and is of con-
sistent Rolfe quality. "The Cowboy
and The Lady," with S. Miller Kent,
comes to the Lyric Theatre Tuesday,
July 13.-adv.
The Dickinson press., 1915-07-10
LOCAL NEWS

Mr.. and Mrs. M. M. Burnett are
parents of fine baby boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Engbrecht are
the proud parents of a little son.
Watch our ad. next week announc-
ing big sale on beds. Oscar Farr.. adv.
Miss Emma Nichols is assisting at
the Roquette & Co. store this week.
Our new Duofold have just arrived.
Oscar Farr.-adv. It
Attorney Frank II. Lembke of Glen
Ullin had legal business in Dickinson
on Thursday.
Cashier and Mrs. Theo. Thorkclson
who were down from South Heart on
Thursday, stated the morning rain
reached their locality.
The Dickinson press., 1915-07-10

Report Of the Condition Of
THE FIRST STATE BANK
at South Heart, In the State OF North
Dakota, at the, close of business June %,
1915
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-01

rem aeioen uno Sorgen, aber audi
Don ibren 6reuben bitteno uno oan=
te1ro 5u ipreden.
Slteriomrtag> Ser Sag Ser Mufe
itebung, lit 5uglei6 Ser Sag Der Aus'
loot. 0as in Sen @o9en Der Soften
5eit moblporbereitete un6 bonn Bfluq
oes Madoenfers aufsebrodene Slider
lano empfdngt on oieiem Sage Ser
Gon1er, ser foitIide Srudt tragen
miro, me11n er bem rei1pen 2idt emit
gegeniprieBt. Sc erniter Die Saat,
oeito frober Ste @rnte!
Moge au6 uns, tpen11 mir am
Mbeno oes berrliden Seltes Ser Mmf=
%eriteb1tng unier 9eben iberihuuen,
iih Sic @emibbeit e%inpragen: Mnd
fir uns NOR 6iei Ter Sag nidt MIR Elm
Sag Ser duBeren 6reube, ionbern etn
mabrbaft gefegnetes 3 it +
fe1f!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-01
Cardinal Betttnger ar
Die baDerii@e Mrme

Cardinal BON gettinger bat als
Teloproplt Ser baperiiden Mrmee i'm
&riege an sic @ol0nten i'm 6elbe unS
in Sen 2a5oretben Elm Sirtenidreiben
geridtet, oos I'M MnrtzblaH Ser @r5-
oi05eie %per0ffentlidt miro. Ser @ar'
oinaI ge6enft in ber5liber 2tebe uno
@irteniorge Defenders Ser moderer
&rieger I'M SeI6e ur1o Ser %gottergebe=
nen 1uloer in oen 9aaaretben. Sbner
entbietet er als Sel0propit bon Ser
gem oberbirtIi9en @ruB un0 Segen
un6 fIebt 5u @ott, 6ab ct lie nit
@nabe unb bimmliider @ruft ftarfer
m0ge. gr 6ant ibnem fir Den Sel'
henmuth fir sic EfIi@ttreue nnf
.Sapferfeit, NIT ser lie bas Gaterlanl
Dor unidgli9em l1nglif bemobrt
oonft ibner aber ou4 6afir, oab lie
mte oIs SeIben i'm Sample ii4 aud
als trel1e Befenner oes Gbrtlten.
tbums betpGbrt un6 6urd tire Iitt.
lide Tibrung, uber melde Ste 6elo:
geiltIiden ibm piel Sr0itlides uni
grbouIides beridtet bitten, aud otE
Mnerfennung oes 6etr1bes peroien1
boben. 1er gafbinal 6anh al1d oer
miIitariifen stel1en fir oas bel Be:
gelung Ser GeIoieeliorge bepieient
gntgegenfommen, aud oen @eiitli
den fir Sic op~ferfreuoige @ingebung
nit ser tie oen soloaten treu 3lt1
Settle itonben, idIieBlid aud oene1t
Sic ben soIooten in 4riitIider 2tebt
oie Gienite oes bnrmber5igen Sauna
ritons ertpieien baben. Golgenoe1
Nai1us bes @irtenidreibens lei in
@ortlntt nritgetbeilt: Gin gertbeiot
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-01
Bic nemefe @erSffentlidnng 6es

Sic neneite gerDffentliduus bes
Sunbelsoeportement entDdlt etrer
Mnstpeis iber sic Iusfubr-@erbdlt,
nil1e ser Ser. @toaten mdbrenb Der
eriten iieben &riegsmonate ODER bes
3eitrarms bon Mnfang Muguit 1914
Big gnoe Jebruar 1915. Mus Ser
borin a::madten 3ablenangaben, Die
fid ieood MIR auf 5peiuno5nan5ia
@oarenfIaiien be5ieben, nod melhen
infoIge bes &rieges cine Defenders
1tarfe Madffroge beitebt, ergibt iid.
oaB Sic @eiammtu1sfubr bieier fit
SEN ertpdbnten 3eitraum cine @ertb'
5unobme bon $296,63t,462 aufpeii1
I'M 8ergIeih NIT Dem grport Ser be.
5igIiden MrtifeI in Ser gIeidea Dor
i6brigen Herio6e.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-01

| ger 0es dritli9en @laubens al1s al
teter 3eit bat 6as id0ne @ort ge-
1protyen: Sic Seele oes Meniden tit
Don Matnr aus hriit1i9." 9ie Mobr-
beit bieies @ortes bot uns Ser geger=
pGrtige &rieg auf's nere gldn5eno
BEL tGtigt. Sbmobl cine 3eit porauS=
gega11gen NOR, in melder Der I'M
claude mmo Sic uniittlihfet immer
icffener u11b fefer auftraten uno ben
@lanben an @ott un6 unieren @rlo=
fer Seius @briitus nidt bloB be-
fqmpften, 1onbern iogar bei9tmpften,
10 lit 6od nit 6em &riege Die Sonne
6es @Iaubens iberan nit Madt mie-
Ser ourdgebrohen, oas 8olf fonb
1i9 tpie6er 51tiummen Dor ben M1ta-
rem IN gemeiniumer Mnbetnng uno
ge%meiniamer 8itte: Sn Ser groBen
3eit botte bonn u%ngluuben Miemano
ettpns Sr0iten6es ober @rbebenoe5 5n
ertporten. 9o %nerihumn1ten feline
Nreoiger, bie iid porber nit ben
@lanbensf eir6en a11s a1er @elt ner=
bunoen batten, INN 6as &reu5 @briitt
GIT befGmpfen, Inn REIN irbiide &C.
linnung an Sic stene Ser driitliden
9ebensauffoiiung uu6 Ser Soffnung
onf Elm etpiges 2eben at ieben. @ie
iinb tie iebt 5u5danben eetporoen. 8ie
furdtbor mGre 6os Coos 6es 6eutihen
@olfes, tpen11 es in ieiner Mebrbeit
SEN 2odungen gefolgt mare, Den 8eg
ser driitliden Site perlaiien, tnsbe-
lonoere Ste 5eiligfeit Ser Gle ur6
oes Observation-Disclosures perlett
bdttte. Ser bormber5ige @oH BOT
ppratitet, ooB mir gu @run6e gegam-
feen ms, er bot uns redt5eitig ge-
a.a9!t unb getpornt. @ir bunfen au4
uuierem erbabenen Scatter, I'M erem
geliebten &0nig un6 unieren rutm-
g%efr0nten 5el6berren, 6oB tie I'M 2au=
fe DEG &rteges 1brer @ottesgldrbe1t
un6 ibr @ottpertraren in 10 berrli-
der @eiie befunbet un6 fir 6te Or
folge Ser 6eutiden @affen IN 6emi-
trigger O%onfborfeit @ott bte @bre CO.
BEN. MIs Solomon emit Bel Ser Gent
pelfpeibe Sic fromme 8egeiiternng
ieipes @olfes fab, betete er: 80, &err,
erbolte 6ieie @eiinnung!" 90 beten
iebt aud mir, 6oB @ott oem oel1tiden
Solfe sic @eitnm1ng 6emiitbtgen
@Iaubens un6 %gIdubiger @ottesfurdt
audi iiber sic 3eit BEG &rieges btn=
aus un6 immer6or erbalten moge,
namit mir, uaus Ser @an6 unierer
6einoe erI0it, furdtlos @ott bienen
in &eiIigfeit uno @eredtigfeit Dor
ibm ale Sage unieres 2ebens."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-01
1onoern an Gels, Tim iie gu fau

gelt, 1o110ern on @elo, uH1 l1e gu puu=
fen.
Ser Serr gr5bi19of ldiloerte oann
sic burd Sic Notwithstanding
ul10 lire Mnbd11ger periibten 8lun=
1erungen un6 @emolttbaten un6 Die
iett IN gan5 Merieo berri9enoe Mn=
ar9ie un6 lagt Damn sum- Sdluiie:
uMngeiidts uner 0ieier Ibotiaden tit
ie0e Soffnung, oaB 6ie Mericaner ie=
mails inn stanbe iein uer6en, Sen
Irieoen in ibrer &epu6lif ber5uitel-
len, musgeidlolien. 2a5u muB IT.
genb etne m1smartige @epuH ange'
men6et meroen urb 5par m1tB bas
bol6 geldeben, benin siionif nerben mir
iogen miilIen: uMertco lit gemei en" ,
oenn sic mericanii6e &epublif miro
bom gr6bo6en pertilgt meroen, menn
lie nod lGnger III ser @emolt Ser
|gm6iten, Die tie iebt i%iberlonfen
bleiben ionte. General 6uniton bat=
tie NIT ieiner Mrmee IN Werico Die
Hube ur6 Sr6n1ng berltel1en f0nnen,
tpenn man linn freie San6 geloIlen
baben tpiir0e. Mmerica o6er irgeno
cine moere Madt tpiir6e, iogar I'M
6alle, 6aB ole &eoolutionare iia ber=
etnigen ionten, nidt mebr als 1907
600 Mun1t 5u ubertpaltigen boben.
Sic Mericarer tper5en ii9 MIR Damn
lelbit regierer fon1ten, penn lie ser
@epolt Ser 8an6iten entriiien tper-
SEN unb Die Sen .Srieoen liebenben
8irger Sic @errdaft erlangen. Mme-
rifu ODER cine a16ere Madt mug
bieie M11fgabe ibernebmen."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-01
3ramri9e s@ilo

Ser 6urb Summer unb Gorge ge=
Geugte unb ~frib5eitig gealterte Sr.
gr5bii9of Mora bon Meerieo, Ser,
BON SEN Garran5ilten bes 2a11bes Der
miel en, in Seem Orleans cine 3u=
flubtsitatte fano, gibt eine nngemeln
truurige sdil6erung ser Sudlage IN
Ser ungIudIiden Madbarrepublif.
Iaulen6e BON Erieltem un6 mdrn=
li6e un6 meibli6e Sr6ensleute, iagt
ser perbannte &irdenfurlt, miiroen,
inn Safe &rdiioent @ilion eine be-
moffnete SS%nterpention anoronen loa=
tie, bon SEN Mnbdngern BON @arran5a,
gina unb an0erer 8anbnen, 6ie iebt
in Meuico TIM 6ie Serri6aft ringen,
lofort ermorbet meroen, ebe nod Elm
merifaniider Sol6at sic @ren5e
iiberi9ritten baben tpiir6e. Sour 0urh
Elm pereintes @orgeben aner Madte
f0nnten &11be un6 SrOnung IN Neeri=
co interchangeable mer0en. SO &ro-
gent aIer 8emobner bon Wertco le-
ben, mie Ser SIR. @r5biidof meiter be-
rihtet, in Grie0en, poaen feinen
&rieg un6 mei6en Ste &eiben Ser 9fe=
polutiondre, Ste nur ein Ero5ent Der
@elummtbep0lferung bil6en un6
iiber b6titens 100000 Mann per=
fiigen. 9ieie geringe Streitma@t
bot ane ibrigen Mericaner ibrer
@offen un6 oner Mittel at ibrer
@ertbei6tgung beruubt unb at ie6em
@t6eriton6e unfdbig gemadt. Erob-
Sem be5iebt 6teies aus Mnordilten
rn0 So5ioliiten beiteben6e 2on6
nod thinner @affen aus 6en
Ser. @tooten. SSn Ser Staot Merico
ouein tperben nod 1870 8rieiter tn
@efangenidaft gebalten un6 Sun6er-
te bon anberen 8rieifern befin6en lih,
tpern a19 nidt tn @efd1tgniifen, IN
@efungenidaft, 90 6ie Staote, in 6e=
men Tie ii@ befin6en, bon SEN &epo=
lutiondren um5ingelt itn6 um6 tbnen
oo6urb ie6e 5ludt unm6gli9 gemaht
tporben lit. 9ie &epolutiondre ba-
BEN tbatiddli9 6as gar5e 2an6 be-
iebt un6 uberan berridt @ungers-
motif. Sim i6limmi item 1T Sic Motb
in Ser Gtabt Merico, mo- ii9 $780,
600 @inpobner b%efin6en, 6ie mobl
@el6 boben, aber 6amit feline 2eberrs=
mitteI fonf en f6nnen. 3uerit tpurbe
oem goIfe Mabero-N apiergeI6 a11f=
ge6rungen, Damn m1Bter Tie BiQa-
EapiergeI6 nebmen, un6 iett baben
sic Mnbdnger @arran5o's 6ieie BET
SEN Gorten BON @apiergelb ols I'M
giiItig erffIdrt un6 6rtngen Sem golfe
Gorramaa-@eI6 o11f Sic meiiten Be-
mobner Ser @tobt Merico baben Mo-
oero= uno 8ina=@eIo. 9os lit iebt
mertblos nro f6nre11 Tie 6nnnit tpeber
Shnlben beaablen, nod @tnfdufe
MAIDEN. 1a aber ungemein befiird-
tet miro, baB o11d 6as @arran5a-@el6
ebenfuns boI6 pertbIos merben miro,
min es Mieman6 oIs 3ablung a1t1teb-
men, ur6 f0n11er oesboB Sic Mrbei-
ter fein @eI6 mebr perbienen. 9em
menn tie urbeiten, miro Ser Mrbeits-
Iobn n1r in Garrnn5o-@eI6, 6eiien
Mnnubme Sic @efddftsIeute perpei-
germ, msbe5nbH unb berridt besboIb
in Merico &nngersnotb, nidt bes-
bnIb, tpeiI es an 2ebersmitteI11 m1ar-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-01
saste, baf fir ibn feine Setting lei.

saste, baf fir lin feline 3ett1tns lei.
rMo@ mebr benn 5tpon5ig Sabre
tangent 2eiben an Inber6aulidfeh
un6 nodoem einige Ser beiten 4er5te
bon bier mir gefagt, BOB feine 8et-
tung fir mild lei, erodte i@ es nidt
ntebr aIs redt, Sbnen gum @uben
onoerer 2eioen6en iotpobI ols 5u 81
rer eigenen Satisfaftion at fagen,
oab cine $50 S1nfde @bamberlain's
Tablette mir nidt MIR 2inberrrg
brofte, ionoern nod innerbnlb 3tpei
Monote,1 beiIte, mietpobI ih Elm
Monn bon IS Sabren bin. idreibt
Sui. @robien, &ouiton, Eerus. gu
fnufen IN ..Senrp's Corner 9rug
|@tore. - Mn3.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-01

Gtaatsiefretdr grpan ,peif a,tser1.
ideinIid nidt, boB England nod ME.
mails ges6gert bot, ienen, oie iid gu
@ieIn modten, moglidit biele Sdde
a,1f3ulegen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-01
1IIIIlIIIIIIIk

8as Hinst 10 frenbig Ing 2anb binams
SIM bramienoen Sriiblinssiturme,
9ringt, @inlaf beiideno, bon 9aus 81 9aus
1mo ballet npn Sbnrm at Sbnrme?
SIR Sdlafer, ale eruadt, ermadt
@om tiefem Sd1mmmer ans @imtersmadt-
61rt SIR bas &1fen n10 2D6en?
IS la11ten sic Siterglufen!
Sic lGuten 11nb ld11ten. -. 1tn6 1tntern1 Wtpps
ga bcbt iid's am gergesbange,
Mengierig flimmts aus Ser Grbe sdpf
l1no lanidt benz liebliden &lange.
Sn grinen sdleiern, ermad5t pom Srannr,
stebt id)om sic Sirfe, Der Sferbaunt,
Meigt tief sic glan5enben 2ufen. :.
Sc lG11ten sic Siterglofe11!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-01
Bic ,,&eiligfeit" oes a,me:
rifanii1en Fanes.

rtI0WtVWeW FuWeS-
Cine a1Beror0entli9 barte 5trafe
6ut SEN friiberen Yrinutlefretar oes
p%eritorbenen @u1taD Sdmab un6 Mb=
tbeill1ngsd,ef Ser 6irma 0elrids &
60, &arl Huroe0e, ~getrofen. 6uroe=
Sc murbe megen GaBidmi11oels 5n
orei Sabren @ef angniB in atlanta
perurtbeilt. Ser @erurtbeilte batte,
mie er lelbit ei~ngeitan0, 0eutiden ge=
lerpiiten, melde in Sic Seimatb 5u=
riid5ufebren piinibten, unbefugter
@eiie amerifamide &eiiepalie a1sge=
IteGt. 3urh sic &niffe zines 8oli5ei=
ipibels murbe er nod Ser bier5ulanbe
leiber ubliden, aber geuiB 0eradtli=
den Metbooe, OUTS @latteis gefiibrt,
inoem ser 9eteftip urter falidem
Nan1e11 ultp. ibm gefalldte Halie m=
bot unb i'm CUR @%ertpen6ung 6eriel=
BEN u%berrebete.
Iiefeg Mitleio ma9t iid client
bolben fir SEN 5OiGbrigen Manm GEL
te11b, ser obne ptrflid b0ie Mbiidt,
aus 8egeilterung fir 6ie 6eutide
Sode, iid 5u bieier Sbut btnreiBen
lieB. Cine idmere Citrate trifft 6en
unqIiiflid)en fir Elm Gerqeben, SOS
BEL burbert onberer 5upor ungeiiibnt
geblieben lit. Ser Mntpalt 6es Mn=
geflagten erfldrte oem uu6 often I'M
@eridt, 6oB bie Mrt u116 @eile> 6urf)
~l;nerloubte Mittel amerifaniihe Ndi=
lie 51 erlangen, abiolut ni9ts neues
lei. 9ie sahe lei bielmebr felt Sab=
rem I'M @onge getpei en. Seoer, Ser
om Sage 5upor aus Srlan6 o0er aus
8uBIarr6 ober Joni It mober gefomme1
nar, fonrte idon om folgen6en Sage
einen Sag erbolten, nad0em er iid
einfoh 0as n@rlte 8irgerpier" be-
lorgt batte. Sir sos uebrige 1org=
ten pielfa9 Sic @Ierfs ser 9ompfer=
Mgenturen.
@uroe6e muB MIN 10 fdmer BIZ
ben, neil Snfel Gam Elm abihreden=
oes geiipieI itatuieren mtn. @or1m
iett auf einmol? Ser Midter anti
mortet ouf 6iei lie Srage, in6em er BON
Ser SeiIigfeit bes merifmiiden
Eoiies ipridt. Monhe 9eute bogegen
erfldren, es lei Ser @usfIuB Der anti-
beutiden un6 pro=engliiden Reutra=
lit6t SnfeI gms. Sod lai1en mir
oas 6obingeIteGt. Sos @eieb lit un=
smeifelbaft berlebt un6 cine Subne
fann perlongt mer6en un6 lit ber-
langt tpor6en. Sic @eredtigfeit nad
oem 8uditaben lit erfint.
Mber Sic grf1Grnng 6es &idters
iiber 6ie @eiligfeit 6es mertfaniihen
Ioiies, iber sic MaieitG 6es siegels
ser Ser. Stooten, erinnert uns an
an6ere @orgdnge, tpeIhe Dos SLUT ie=
oes omerifoniihen 8irgers in 8ol=
lung bringen f01nen. sdon glet9
BEL 8eginn bes &rteges Dur6en ame=
rifaniide Ediie, 6ie redtlid ertporben
unb iid I'M geiib bon amerifaniiden
giirgern befanben, bon Den 8rtten
ni9t MIR miBodtet, ioroern nit Sit
BEN getreten. 8eiiber bon merifo=
niiden Gdifen un6 legitimierbe anert=
fnnifde giirger tpur6en bon amertfa-
niiden @diffen beruntergebolt un6
obne @run6 trob 6es beiligen aneri=
fanifden Noiies berbaftet. So bot
feiner Ser &erren BON ser Bunbesre-
gierung Elm @ortIei1 uber bie &etlig-
felt 6es amerifaniiden Bailes at iu=
gen getpogt. Canals, % es lid Inn
cine 8erbobnnng uno geidimpfung
oes merifaniiden 5iegeIs ieitens Ser
gngIGr6er bnn6eIte, mar Der amert-
foniide HaB Elm unbebeuteroer
! ricrup Of paper."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-01

Sic ldnten nnb lduten es fern nnb nab
1tnS funbe1 es alien 2anben
2as bpbe @nnber non @olgatba,
Saf bent ser @eilanb e%ritanben.
5rpb iebes Mnge gum 6tm1mel ida1tt,
Surd ale 6er5en benf' flinst es la1t,
@ie frenoig belles Srublodem. 80.
Sc lanten sic Sterglufen!
Sic la1ten mab IG11ten aQertparts
ltn0 rmfen nimmer bergebens-
@irf al Seine sorgeu n1tr, @enidenber5,
ltno frene Sid 9eines 2ebens.
Mnd Sir 9ein &eilanb eritauoen lit,
Sent leoig On alter 8amben bif,
sief fiblit 2mts felis eridroden =.
Sc lduten sic 8 tergluden!
The Washington herald., 1915-12-18
FAMOUS WOMAN, HER. =
BIRTHDAY AND YOURS
Elizabeth Pehovna
By MARY MARsHAL

Eliza beth Petrovna, empress of Russia
was born two hundred and six years ago,
the daughter of Peter the Great. the
emperor.
She had a markable mind, but re-
ceived little edtcation-because. II is
said, her father had no time and her
mother did not know enough to bother
with her mental training. However. she
managed to pick up a good deal of in
formation of one sort and another. and
she learned TO speak fluently. although
very imperfectly. in 4 good many Ian
suages-French. Italian. German and
Swedish.
She was a beautiful young woman. and
was very yivacious. At first she was re-
cicved at court with favor, but later she
was banished. and at the age of thirty
three she led the revolution which put
her on the throne.
As empress she was very successful
She had a habit of suspendinS judg-
ment In critical situations-which won
for her many friends. She was also able
to ignore her own personal inclinations
and TO act rather as Empress than as
a woman in matters Of state.
The great event of her reign was the
seven years war. wagcd with Frederick
the Great of Prussia. Frederick was on
the verge of despair as he admitted. be
cause of her wonderful successes. when
Elizabeth died. The news of her death
came to him. he said. when he was on
the verge Of destruction as great
event"
Coryrixbt 1851