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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-02-25
SO ortabeI1a.

Muf flint @funo @@peinefleif@
(man nimmt 6a3u bas blutige @tiid
bonn 9als u. I. IN. u. +. n.y., Elm pfunb
@tnbfleif@, Elm @tertelpfunb @al3,
3tmmt, pfeffer, bic fem gebadte 2ez
BET, tpenn man min, Ntere unb 2urge
ou4 gu 8rei gebadt, alles gut gefnez
tet, in &inbsbdrme 9efiQt; 1T cine
febr f@madbafte. trdfttge Murft, bic,
let@t gerGu@ert, gebalten peroen fam,
fpdter gut geprebt unb getrodnet, au@
nod gege7en miro. Mtrb aber 1eibt
etmas fart, pte mir es rennen, &penr
fie gu alt lit. Gin tleines @tid in
Der @uppe geto@t, gibt biefer Elm
f@ones Musieben unb ma@t fie trdfz
ttg.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-02-25

berridaft fublen, laBt CT lie empfin'
sen, bab er ser @rnabrer, Der St.
bolter 6es &a,1sbaltes 1T, 10 ertootet
er im @er5en bes @eibes oie inniget1,
pertral1en6en, b%anfbaren @efible, Die
fem &eim liebli9 idmiiden uno TIN
gum @oubelib mabren 2ebenSglides
fiibren miir6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-02-25
Mufri@ti

Trember: r9err 0bertenner, auf
Ser @e@nung baben Sic fi4 UNI bier
Mart gu meinen @unften getrrt!"
SberteIner 0alblaut, fir fi4):
$50 eine @ielet! 9as 1T mir bod
In meinem 2eben nod ni@t norgefom<
men!"
5rember: r@oB sic ii@ gu Sbrem
@@a6en getrrt baben?"
Sberfenner: rNein baB MIDI
elmer 6arauf aufmerffam gema@t
bat!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-02-25
d..

,Mean@e meni@en baben 4e&. 9a
bate i@ einer Greunb. Der fonnte IN
feinem 8erufe bo@tommen. @@lieB<
li9 ibernabm nj r etne Dpnamttfabrtt.
unb einea monat barauf-flog Ct tn
0ie Quft!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-02-25

Mutter1i@e Grmabnung.
ga, ia, mein &inb, a1es 11ebel
tommt bonn Miibiggang. 9dtte bic
@pa, anitatt Mepfel gu naf&en, 1ieber
@trimpfe seitopft, 10 faben tptr beute
nod i'm 9arabies!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-02-25
fatniIienkrei$.
Sin @6emamn. lit fein 2%iebbaber."

lift leidter gu ertperben, als es 5u er-
balten." Dies trifft m1d BEL Ser Ct
boltung geiitiger Glitter 5n. 8ie 6as
@el6 nnter Sen Singern 5errimt, als
OBJ es trofener San6 mare, iobalo
@erm1nft nno Gpariamfeit BET Dem
Better feblen, 10 geben mt6 oft anf
i6ealem @ebiete eddie perloren, 6ie
feine @e1etbrane, feline nod 10 beftige
|5elbftmflage 5l1riidbringen. u@er I'M
@elit it, Ser 1erne berlieren," ia@
Ser Di6ter, ih m0dte 6ieien @nS=
1pru6 bier 6obin an6ern: v@er I'M
@eiit tit, ser lerre erbalten."
@ie fommt e. 6aB 10 piele Chen,
sic nidt odein in Observation-Disclosures
9iebe, ionoern oud in geiitiger lie
bereinitimm11ng gei6loiien mnroen,
10 bal6 i6on ii6 triiben? DaB @r=
faItung mno @rbitter11ng eintreten,
mo 6o6 fur5 3r1por alles eitel @elig=
felt uno begIiidenoe @omne tpar?
Ser Mnttporten btermuf gibt es 111<
5ablige, nn6 Mande irde1 Die
|@6uI6 6ofiir BEL sem @idnnern> @iele
BEL 6ent metbIihen @eidledt.
ssh modte bier aus Ser groBen
Menge bon l1riaben eine berporbe-
ben, ste iiderIi6 idon 10 man&es
ebelide @liid 8erit0rt, 10 mnndert
166men Srie6en tnmerboB Der bier
@an6en 6es &a11ies getriibt bh. IS
lit ser Sebrer, 6aB ser @bema1m gu
bol6 nn6 bonitdn6ig SEN 2iebbaber
obitreifH #.
Seine berniinftige Srmu miro nnb
6arf BON ibrem Gotten berlangen, 6aB
er a116 in ser @be imn1er nod Ser
@rG11tigam b1eibt, 6aB al Sic fleine1t
2iebestdn6eleien, 6as minntiglide
Merben Ser 8ra11taeit fortgefebt tper-
6en miiifen> mo- Ser @ampf INT 6oS
tdglidje 8ro6, Ser oft 10 bittere grnit
6es 9ebens, 3eit 1tr6 Derfe,t 6es
Ma1rnes beanfprndert; ober iie tpin
bod audi oIs @attin, Nun fte 6em
geliebten Ma1me gart8 angebort, ridt
an sic 8lumer miiien, nit 6enen ct
fie EMIT gefdmii# bt, 6ie 10 mt
enoIi9 begludte1 nn6 ibr Dor tbrer
eigenen M11gen b6berem @ertb berlie>
fen.
Die @ti1n11e, emit 70 milo ur6
fr%e11n61id, Hingt iebt 10 of rm1b uro
barih sic M1tge11 sic bon @tol5 urb
2iebe auf ibr r11bten, bliden bdufig
gebieterii1 urb talt;; ftoH Der Be-
pum6ern6en, Ioben6en @orte m11b
sic Gro11 fogar Saoel un6 @iigen birr-
nebmen. 90 fIieBen Damn betmli@>
mn6 often sic Ebrdnert, sic @attit
fiiblt ftd enttdatidt, erideint ii@ felbit
mebr als 8irtbfdafterin 6es Man=
meg, tpie oIs feline @amera6in. Ser
@atte dber ertpi6ert o1tf ettpaige @or=
tpiirfe mn6 @Ioger nit ta6eln6em
MedtsbetpuBtfein: u@tn @bemanrt
lit fein 2iebbober."
Ga bot er 1nredt, un6 Der Ma1m,
ser es berftebt, a1td IN Der Gle 3lt-
metIen nod SEN 9tebbaber 5u fpielen>
mir6 iiderIi@ 1tiht Sen @iiir5eren 3ie-
Zen. Cine Srom 1T feiner orgoris
iirt ols ser Marn, fie lit ein Snitrlt=
ment, beffen Satten rtdttg geittm1tt
uno geipie1t, gar 1ieb1i6 e%rflin9ert
fS;nnen, nber o1t9 rnmgefebrt, 1drine
D%iiionan8err ertS1re1t Iaifen.
@ie 6anfbar lit Sic Grolt fit 5nrte
@Iidfiii@t bes mat1res, fir et1t a1ter=
fenne116es @ort bon ibm, fit bas
gepuBtfein, bon benz Soften nls
Weib getpir6igt gu tper6er, tban 1t1t-
entbebr1f6 gu fem. 2aBt dber Der
Mann feline Iro11 sic mdrmlthe Sber'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-02-25
Slide amf.

Gin fIei1per &nobe ging emit nit
ieinem 8ater anf cine Seepeiie, UNI
Elm Matrofe at tper6en.
gines Cages fagte fem @ater gu
ibm: vs@omm, metn COIN, 6u mirit
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-02-25
Il nbeoreifli@.

,'s 1T bob a nGrrii@er Mann, Der
11eue !9err pfarrer. @rit rebet er in
nrs btnein, baB mer uniere 9Gufer
per1idern folen, bann gruno't er a
fretmilige 5euertpebr."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-02-25
DpppeIte Mpra1.

8nreauporiteber Mamperl (drger>
li9 aus benz 8ette trte4snb): r@erz
malebette &ru5ibanoe! Ma@laffises
pad! -. Mub i6 10 frib tns Bureau
geben, lin, ibnen Elm gutes @e'ipiel gu
aeben!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-02-25
6 d Il.

8aronin: ,R1ara, bringen @ie mir
bod bas Duben6 9af@entI@er, IN
pelbes sic meir Monogramm fttden
follen."
Rammeriungfer: r9ier ftnb fte!!"
8arpnin: rMber sic baben ia ni@t
ale nit metnem Monogramm gez
itidt9"
Rammerjungfer: rSatpobl, snabige
6rau, i@ ftidte 6as erfte Sud- nit
Sbrem Mpnogramm unb Die anoeren
elf nit rbito"!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-02-25
8eosnt1i@er Munf@.

Gr:
r@1rft bu i'm Tlieber sic Ma@tiga19
. mar id tie, mie ma&f t@ ar,
ga, ar metnem Sammer Elm @nbe.
Sd feBte Dor betn 5enter midi
11nb idn9e 10 lang unb 10 laut UNI bid,
i6 @r60rung fdnbe."
Sic:
limb pGirit bu eine Mo@tt9au
l1nb fdng'ft auf metnem @tmf (,
So 1odte t9 meme &aBe fer
limb fagte: ,Mtb! = ba nimm fe!!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-02-25
g 0 8 b q I'll.

Sunglins: rMein Grdulein, tDenr
sic ni1t Sic Meine tperben mol1en-
10 erf@tebe i@ MIDI"
Tim @pttespinen, penn Sic nun
einer anberen trGfen?"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-02-25

@an3in ser 0rbnnng.
duff @runb bon @tatiittten man4er
Dirt
9at feitgeiteqt man in lebter Set:
Mls @@reibmai@tnenfroft tit Dos
Wetb
Sem Manre uberlegen melt.
@s 1@ldgt bic totette Sippmami e4,
@ie bic @rfabrung bepieien bat,
I'm man@e Maienldnge ben Mar1a,
8e1onbers i'm Stppen na@ 9tttat.
ssSm .Ma@f@reiben" Meilter bas f&0ne
Das finbe i9 in Der Srbnung BLOB;
9enn penn man es ndher Iberlegt:
SIM r@orf@reiben" tpar es f6on int
mer grDb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-02-25

Sunge Dame: rSerr Dottor, t@
min cine @etie maiden. &Dnnen sic
mir fagen, pie i@ bic @eefranfbett
permeiben fQrn?"
@ottor: n@emiB! Mebmen sic bic
@i1enbabn!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-02-25
STA: Isle bate Elm balbes 9ubenb
@riinbe i'm gu nerlaKen. @rftenS
bqt ct fem @elb nerlpren-"
Bella: ,9as g%enigt!"
m m t.

2eutnarrt: rMann bat Der @efrrt
am meiiten Sapfertett gu bepeiien9"
@olbat: rMenn CT fi@ uber feiz
men @orgeieBten bei@meren tptQ!"
Rock Island Argus., 1915-06-28

rhs Wan street. Journal has eam4
ptiu,t sa sstsusfes esbort et EHe
smoaat ~ rssaesg aoss,t sE ti1 weaEs.
or sfstious gBeau1aaaE tBe Caast
stafas ditfTfs EAa facsIf sertatf OF cess
eaptioaallV vet wesffef. -ar Ear 1ta
oose 81 fIstrFmafaE ls wl.tG rSGref
tne rsfaftt has beea ls syrrss sf rsr
aormai average Cor taraer rears rss
rssuit was surprtsifE
the rsurnat found tHat ff zoe sf Eae
tf1 stations dueriaff enc rsfsetu vts
actually Befss aaemsi ant fHtf sf sn.f
a. wa.s tas bructBflaEi7n above eefrsfl
and a. q maHsritr ef tBese a. stttlse.s.
tue sScess wss only sIffnt Most sifrr
0rtsinH 90 al tna mah5rttr ef sgsFlses
rsportina . faiaesu bst.5V rornsl ere
m tae tiississfoof valley wbie8 has cot
had me snoruipus etceas wgfrf EFe
usrmaa waaid ascfaFs e. be tHa ease
wftaout having sscorgs Bef1rt ghH.
rhe sxufssaEiaa fsF tnfs taGsuss
condltisn ts mat. wtiis tsere Has G,s-a
an snnorunat nunsher Of cf9udf fsrs.
dssSs wnen tae sua was obsctfsf t0t
dsrN etJsuds svurnaes tac say. t5ere
vss nttis r-sf rsiaf.siL gsrtT mora-
tnz wn-u efsfzeus Ssrs Estaa ta worF.
nfxns ses soras rsla. perhaps saoCaTr
shower a. snoat aeou glfae buf tif ear
tonf me efeslsis vessnt haaf bow EfvtsE
the fsscressfsu ~ ssaeh rsfa ts come
sad tateusfsqfsz tas tfn nsrussi,su tn.ss
anasn rsfa Nat sffa.siIv tsifsn. As
rresftsnt Wt,ssn Described 81 witn re-
tafissn 60 snofHsr nsaffer "rrr
eentitioo hs oaFefv psrcEofeat
eaf" rhsre vss some Fsfft ant ciact
efosf rass faga Eavs tEe tnsoressfsa
saf sns eisa,fs sstEatsnsd ft rHaEs
81 mere ts ts lt.
So. tastsaG ~ Ess Mississippi vausT
asssas sssn me scene sf a seconf fea
btEs tafs vesrs me REVERSE hss al
nest been trues sad wtta enc weefe
stsnner ssrseeaias eefsrs az tAsrs fs
rpt tfms Cor tne vesf t9ts 80 - on
s-cor,G ss . rssr ~ fruuxst
Rock Island Argus., 1915-06-28

certificate systems % learn how far
the iaUs watch have been made 90 pro-
tses working chiidrcn actually do 80.
To whom does the child apply for
his wursinz paperss II the certificate
states that he can read and write sim
pie ssntsnccs.- HnW we'll must he
read. how veil must 10 write. and who
is "a Judge What - n simple sen
teaesf How does he prove that he
is % legal age 90 work. Whose prop
eFty u tho working eardr are work
ing papers given = child regardless OF
The prospect of employment II so.
what ts done 90 keep a line on those
who DO and those who DO not get work. =
Caa q working card BE- used 10 thwart
truaut of.esrsT DO the working pa
psrs issued tally with the children
actually a, work.
These are some % che questions that
the ehiidren's bureau studies are de-
signed 90 answer.
In Connecticut a child cannot 20 10
work until he is Il years old. and un-
81 - cannot work Unless he has an
employment certificate. No child can
set = certificate and stay out OF school
~eseNss - s-eA = ~ - A0Tk
his employer must notify the state
board o: education. and before he can
50 90 work again permanently he must
secure = frsSh certificate.
s;aties similar 20 the one IN Con-
neetieui are being undertaken in other
states. and Il T. believed that by dis
eosering the strong and weak features
of various systems in use. some stand
ard wtii be reached OF the best meth
o4s for protecting children .; work.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-06-28

res-r. sesszsnsssFs. ss eoz@es wtss
eEasr sfs.eass % ses sssartG-ses se
sess &C Fsssersisl s.sfs esTa
e..eseaa Fss eafsasrs as.f eaetez = s.ss-
- ss sEe seee1s wesrsTes sosslels.
etaess etrtsllsases ef ne serflfs. sss
rse ese1fs-l1 Fssss.s g. sElea q 70
fTaslfftea Eel sefs tss rtees ts-ssE
5ossa 1r-- esnssf..sfrf fs GEGfs. sts
ffFaae-f shss wsFe esest sa sFessse4
ssFs trrn saved rss ffss assist
zee sesfassfsr Essssst tss ssfssss
aI sosFasssrr~s Fsss gssrs reeeeseasa-l
ssaaa fsr me sesssf slfsaeersa.ss ss
v sr aear7vrIt
easr meufts $50 fsr frearfeaer
ssf.r-f sosfrssfFrs EssF g wett De-
s0asfn.f ts nsss Etess tsrrr|ssrs ts
FarTe ef enc fseaftaeaFs seefesras-
F.aa. saf esfFf msE rssrT esaes ~
seesaGF mar eeelf ee arasEss tsss
-r-rf uEaeHf .s o. fes-aE ef ere srf-
Fres rs m= G1s sr Pms fsfa f9ree
rE- ErgafHsfreE received sse fes..f
cooperation sr Hs eosfssasssrse gee
srfIlF sseftHer vita tte Fesass Eass
u- -ats.eT-s ~ ere fsearteseas. ss
vel fs sar araes ae seaeral stes fr-
-e.gef ssr san--s sr fae eeaeaaF fesf
8ss seee sgs rsEe eeeratiee sr fss g.
safesreF sf wr EaerraHFeE ~ p
a.sfsss.sssr General a. urs 81
a- F-r.f
Rock Island Argus., 1915-06-28

Nsw@1sFs q l. hardly egsFset 70 say
disease La ~eaFabts~ o. ~isezrahis-
ttssq diseases sFs practically s-if-iira-
ises. FsEEsae a eertsie coarse &sa pro-
eerltfsf Ea FFe9FefF ss sge tlias. QsA9sr
zFr esseasr. tsssteE tgF &c sa1sasits
stse. tgHsrFiaz tes easisats ssrr1Eth
zsG Feslsszaee. So ftss BE- beeozss an
easF gteEi@ Soc sessr EafFefioa =qfs @s
has hees sstt tT e great trzearF. tAe
aaflres szeesazbs s7 soeas disease pss'
-r ftas tass VIVA waies b. ezs szf-
fereE WEs.F sofs a9es4fEiesi @ai
s5eraEffs ssezsares 90 restore Aszits
ss a ssssrzt Fets. ssift We ezseef eisisi
sssr Ftrre ls ssF sses tEtss ss a. 4b-
ssa ass rsre f8e ssT disease whatever
tl fellows. EsrfrF9re. tsst 90 aoeTsf
e=esss raa seaFaaEse 90 ezre aaFtaias
H- naF precise Es 60 tis best. se
say expect Co. sFssE ss0ss recovery
sss e- esrsaE EaaFanser ssea a Fes4f.
s.-eaese k6araa tifs Eel Coo eaeertate
ssf Easeaa stiti 500 tiaziteG- Fae dis
saasss szaafzesaseF o. e&elo4tsF %
srssrfssarF ueGirfsss eas ieiseG bess
ss.5gfsesr ~ Csets as@ taat @ is OBJ
asesaasasle Co EaaFaetr@ fsar'iF
aE.es Lei lT fart ka8ga ta ts ter4e.-r
Be sr e4f5sz e disease. aet tsss O. -
sswfse 90 give easasF-saet- ssoeeisss
w5sh asF useietss vice ls fact tsT
ies-aHa as esE CD Eirs aeg s9ssf
esea
Tsssfnsa6afs frsss otsF ~ River.
r+sf5ssse5sfs froas -eTsFs1- szEFess
Of a eas-eE eetielss ssre beee PFiet-
sf arsss ace aaaFs vsee tss writer 90
sa= s-sszsaslzt vas atfsa3f seaf aH4
sast-d "a V5eEia O. ere disease ne
sssssuss ts sofa ts rsFF. Hfsf7ezesfs
at ssessss aeF eetirst safs9rs 90 GOOD
ssaa.szss : aer assss sgssssa aef esssE-
-.s fa sasFlesH snf9Fsse-efs of zoe
srrsss ere sseEsfs woatt reeziis's ss-.
eseferalF sEssaF.rs furnished
sa fsGsEssI-
Weee "a Hss eaters ttr s8stress
s,.s-esss Es goes ss Co esfr epe7fs
1as r5r tassF sF ssssaaist szSlsfsrii7i-s
49, ta fssH-saEE Nisss of ezs5arss.
rn srefsre Re- ts EeessailF FTstF f1 @is-
s-sr-sseE aet deceive wtaeerF esT
Rock Island Argus., 1915-06-28

G~sctfss railway mfissEs bss FiaFsa
a. 5ar-sE fasE 5s ere wtsstsE eF s-psssFs
ssEEtrs- me Hssstsas Eare s9t 6eig
sss veil sssfss.ss. well Essssse Ese Go
Fesl uEs Ess casters Wsf s=easFe. Bat
sEss. "a esssrFf-t. ssFetFEiestiT tevzi'
sssls zee 6F railways Eer GsFazsa
sa-vaFs Eats bsee fsssru@esEs o. fFs'
-s0FEases ss every Wsss-sa defeat oa
Ese ves.TFE fFsas. wksss tes EEesies
ess aeez sore sssFfassFTs tks EiEEiF
tsaetas=t railway sFsfsss % Germany
ersss EeF ssss-iF EiEsiF developed
s7stea eF Ffaaes- Haw usit FFsace
zet .rFEssT are prepared Co rss~t ere
-erFEeHears ~ var tFaasea aftsti9a as
eaas cared utsa ere askrs tsltissrsats.
ls ssgUa ls a baijsgis lssgsG ~ tEF
Sss.asst GsaEFsetie society. Tae bal
lss-s FFats
~rer EaFst tssEfs as tss railways %
ere usF.t Eel ssaEr $4,000 #iies. 1s
seses esssa 1seaElF e8se tEan f1gF-
rGss ts.ts CO. gss esssissess of EzFope
aet HEsF5rs TIE Cr5ted states leads
sll tes ssErF ssE.8Es % tss w6Fit ia
ere total ar tsr railroad ateaEF
saseEs F is tF8soFti1satsiF bshisd
seer af EEFss. uFtsiaa. noa hack os
ere ssassrrs' t5se fs 6se os che best
ss5a.5r territories ir ths world FOR
rsl ea@ass5rsEaaa. and ere railways
af Great Gs5E4Is. Gesmasy saf France
ere rssst E8 sts9ss ssT stFaia that q
esf ffs@e @sF pss spos tksss-
FfssFese possesses @1Fe sksn etz.s01
alrs o. railway tiees. % Whirh about
ar=-Ee5r5 falls t8 ere seaFe af thr cea-
Erst GeFasH raWrFs. tss German en-
srr ssf Asssris-i -ifssEsry- GeFmanY.
wea rs zsEe1q sagaFe @sifs % area
Eas asasE 5000 rzites % rau iias
vs5.F f'rsees. Wiss see s1*ee9 square
efrs tss zsfff @ites % sFsrtaEe-
~ltsss5s aat g1r'sef. together. with
"a total area as s0sssts ssasrs miles.
ss VsFT sFsFiF tsz ti@ss ths size %
Rock Island Argus., 1915-06-28

TIE deepest veil ta tss worff ts -s
csusr allss.s. fr sss Gerefse s@eFs.
ts as tlsssEs.f. .trju sats Ell a eos.
F-tf sat as ts5d fseE free. a vel ta
Fsr rs1s.g states Wn .es saT 80 deeper.
tFeerflaE ss ere CaUsf ssssFs Geo
asE-st sarvsr ss tsar Gftes ssrfEp=sE
sr MrueeaiE pa. sst seoa5 ss ISLES
west sf glsssa9faa. rh.s veil. aEaea
ts beiaE saaE ta tss a-slss sssEssass
e est tsat Ftsss tsrs es~tssss Ger
zst sac COW rtet fseg Esss. 8sEs
sac asE eu we're sEFges ta tar aEssF
s,sFg sf tas Wstt. Hssssea tAs sseEss
ef fH1u seE 200 Eseg Feeies besFtsz
rees satr ss5 ssls water were escssa-
tered rGssF ere FessrtsE ss % sa-
tlsa are exc ss@s ss tssss esfFTtsz
r1ef stts fs western Nea VseE TIE
ssareressrs ts Esis wsiI ss sss fsEss
se tttf Fest. ss rsesegfT fFtsT@lssG
wtss sress secsrsey. e. ttss degrees
Fssreetsfs
As perrieis cray 1frNess easssY. IA.
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Rock Island Argus., 1915-06-28
RAILROAD LINES AS FACTORS IN WAR

fosrmanF. has a railway mileage
sliEhgtF less than that of Germany In
srsss rsFt. tke Hgsaian railways are
tzr-sarE trunkiiues. aad thF Musco-
vlts taad rovhsFc has anything cor
rssbaaaiaE 90 the Intervening railway
sets 6f Germany and France. This
tar6 af railway facilities has been one
6f th6 disadvantage that the Russians
have had 90 overcome during the pres
eat waE.
-Aa1aE the other countries % En-
rope. italy has some 1850 miles %
railroad. % laid down a. 90 bind al
ta8ss her entire frunticr by a rail line
friaErs spain has about 10000 miles
% TRACK Great Britain and ireland
have ztf15 miles. and AuEfria-Huu-
gar has a total mileage o; about
$500.
The Uultet States has about one
laird of the total mileage % the world
ThsFe are 5000 miles of railway on
tte continent % Asia. about $4,000
tailss on the continent OF Africa. and
81 90 niies in Australia Japan. with
E0ssa. has 0aiy about $500 miles 90
raitvay. and China has a miiaEe
uhsca totals about the same
The railways % Germany. France
and AusJris-fiuuEary have been de-
vet6Eed with considerable attcuiion 90
their value in times % var. This fea-
tuFc % railway development has beef.
especially pFomineut in Germany.
Whsr6 the state has presided over the
sroWth and dessiuisH % steam line
Communication. Several Ereat trunk
lines traverse Germany from her west
sru 90 her eastern froaticr. and these
iisss are prepared % bear almost any
strain. Along she Preach border an
sii-iaciusivc network % railroad has
been tsia. while German railway lines
parallel thr Russian frontier. and re-
eetvs fsediiaes from all parts % the
smPiFs.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-06-28
The Daily Story
What Lord Barneyston Said-By Louise B. Cummings

One evening at theatre Lord Blar
neyston, chatting with an American
friend who was spending a great deal
OF time and money on his lordship, see
Mrs. Harkaway in one of the boxes,
asked who she was and when told
said:
She's the most beautiful woman
I've seen in New York, and there's no
woman in England who can compare
with her"
Such a remark made by a member OF
the London smart set was bound TO be
repeated from mouth 10 mouth. In
a twinkling it permeated the social
circle. the members of which were at
once agog TO see a woman whom Lord
Blarneyston pronounced more beeauti-
ful than any woman in England. The
first Sunday after the encomium had
spread in society the church where
Mrs. Harkaway worshiped was over
flowing with strangers who went there
10 see her.
or course his lordship's remark
reached Mrs. Harkaway. II was her
husband who told her. and he was
proud 10 be the husband of the most
beautiful woman in New York or Lon
don.
Mrs. Harkaway belonged 70 that
class OF New Workers who years agone
were social leaders. but who now oc-
cupy back seats. the front seats being
taken up by the commercial multinlil-
lionaire aristocracy of America Why
not use Lord Blarneyston's encomium
20 regain the position occupied by her
anccstors2 True. the ancestors of pres
ent day leaders had some oc them sold
meat and vegetables TO Mrs. Harka-
ways forefathers, TO say nothing of
one who had cooked the said meat and
vegetables in her grandfather's kitch-
on. But times were changed. Present
day aristoCrats had assumed the lead
ership by virtue of their enormous
wealth. and Il was impossible TO dis
lodge them. Possibly they would take
in n woman whom an English peer had
pronounced the most beautiful in New
York or London.
After n consultation between AIr.
and Mrs. HarSaway it was decided by
the husband that the wife's chance for
social prominence should be made
available. Certain relatives OF Mrs
A-t-a No W. ''--N +-N--4 A4N1A ~ --AN' -
umillionaire families were found 10 in
troduce her and she was launched into
society simply on the fact that Lord
Blarneyston in order 70 compliment
the city OF the man who was dining
and wininE him had said that she was
the most beautiful woman in New
York or London.
The Harkaways had misgivings
about entering the golden circle on
beggarly income OF $4,000. They fig
urede. however. that Mrs. Harkaway's !
beauty. certified 10 by a British peer, !
would be considered a quid pro quo
Rock Island Argus., 1915-06-28

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neat af tst9f fsssss to-day e report oa
ere a.sesEatstFssi9s of tae eksid labor
certificate sFstEa js ere state % co--
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af srafirs g1 sa8a k1u see Laws 60
protect wareisE esiifrsa sctuaiiv DO
So On practice
wk~a e teEiststzFe has bern Induced
CD place q et5i1 labor iaw 6a Sc stat
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fFary tsis iaggisy assumes thas such =
tsu ss 0stV a bessaniaE o. the task %
FFeteefisE eksi8Fss from oveTwork and
sEstaftsss1s. TIE asxs and ~ far tie
greater task is 90 sec that the iaW -
carried oaf.
AeraFGiaE Co the Caissd States cen
szs % 1870. over Gs0.e0G % our nations
esfttFea fFoa % 90 % years old vcrs
at vera ia factories. shops and othas
aas- agricultural positions. ~ that
sEs sks boTs ard EfFis wso leave school
90 50 90 sort 60 noe leave q for q life
% igxsFy. For the most part they go
60 wasS "a order 90 zsa 90 ths family
tse0@s ~ shat Legal rnsehi-sry are
Sssss esiisFea protected
chfie iahos laws are designed 20 pro
sect esiifrsa st wors. saG iu such laws
ne sszpi1T@sat certificate. or the
ehiie's uorkir< card. 10 the key 20
tesif e-srrceesat- The Working card
T. sss eAii4-s iasatiseasioa card II
Shows thzf - = satified 80 work.
Gs4 . furnishes = record % every ehild
az Sost aza therefore ssbi~ct 90 the
law For tsis reasoa the ehii6rsn's
eareas is ssa9yisx the saploylnsrt