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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-11-11
Ser 3raiibemt ,pir6, iekt a1td BON

Ser &rGiibent iuirb, jett a1td BON
ieiner eigenen Hortet 611rdidaltt.
@eridie6ene promtnente 8iibrer mol=
len ni@ts mebr bon linn miiien. Sic
iagenz ct lei ELM 5u bebenoer Mfro=
Bot, 10 6aB mon nientals piiie, no
er itebt. 8as er bel1te a1s Grange
lirm pre6ige, itrei@e er ONT naditen
Sage. Dieie W%fiBitimmr1ng miro
6nr6 sos @ebrprogrom berborge-
rl1fen. SIM Mnfang ieiner M6mint=
Itrotion ipram ser Brditoerh in b0br
mii9en @orten iiber Sen @tlitariS-
mus 1tr6 tpoQte 1idts bon elmer Ser
1tarfung bon Seer urr6 6lotte tpiiien.
SSett for6ert er Sic 6emofratiiGen
Siibrer ouf, Elm 8rogromm 5u nrter=
itiiben, pel9es cine groBe @ebrma6t
GIT idoffen beitimm lit. 9ie 8iibrer
arttporteten ibm, es lei nt@t tire
@etpobnbett, lire @eintngen nber
@odt at G1r6ern nn6 6em @olfe ge-
gebene @erlpredmngen 5n bergeiien,
tpesmegen fie 6em &rogramm tire
nnteritiibung bertpeigern. SsSm So
riff befun6ete iid sic glei6e @egner=
l@oft. DdB einige &arogropben 6a=
ran gedn6ert mer6en foaen, fin6et
feiner @i6eriprat&; aber 6ie bolltge
nmtp6l5ung, 6oB mieoer Elm 3ou anf
&obpoue gelegt tper6en foG, mas
6em Sarif einen bo@80uneriiden 3u-
idnitt geber m11B, miro entidieoen
befdmpf. Mu9 ser @oft, BEN Ser
Nrdii6ent nit DEM @roBfapttal ge=
idIoifen bot, erregt al(gemetnen un-
tpil1en. Srot6em miro er obne Ell
gentIiden @i6eritan6 sic Momina-
ton erbolten anf benz ndd)iten @a-
tioralfonbent.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-11-11
IS lit nid)t mabrIdeimli6, baf bie

in Mtber a11sgebrodene &abinetts>
frile Sic neutrale @altl1ng @riedyen'
LAMBS b%eeinflulien miro. Ser &onig
lit o11genidetnli@ felt entf@loiien,
neutral 5n bleiben, un6 er lit popular
ge1111g, 6as m16 gegen Sen 8iaen
uno gegen 6ie Srtrig1ten 6eS Mben=
teuerers @eni5elos 6urfieten gu fon=
11en; 5umal sic idmdblide &oltu11g
ser Muiierten Serbien gege1iiber itarf
erniidtern6 auf 6ie griedti6e &riegs=
portei getpirft fat. Ser &omtg TT
Big iett iein~ eigener 8eratber geue=
fen nno miro es mobl a16 bleiben.
Ser &onig mia feinen &rieg, nno
iein @iae miro au6 fir Sic Holttif
bes r1euen &abinetts maBgeben6 lein.
@inerlei, mie es beiBen mag.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-11-11
Sie TIhrerinuen Ser Ne1u 0prfer

Die Titbrertnnen Der Nem yprter
@11ffrogette1 id)impfen tpie Ste Siif)z
tpeiber olf sic 6oreigners, oie ibre
Mie0erlage berbengefiibrt batten. 81
idimpfen Sic Erobibitioniiten, 10 Die
Srga1e ser s%luiierten, menn tie lire
Nldne ortrdyfre115t ieben. Sc lit Ste
1elbe Sippe, Ser @uB gegen sic fremo=
%geborenen 8iirger, gegen sic Dent=
iden Defenders balt tie gut ammen,
giebt ibren 8eltrebunget 3iel 111r>
@idt1ng. SIM iibrigen ioaten Die Ga.
men nidt all5u grob Sc &offnungen onl
Sic 3ufunft ieten. Sn Ohio lit ooS
Tral1enitimmredt 6as 5tpeite Wta]
nit mebr als 6oppelt 10 gro ger Weebr.
beit abgelebnt uor6en, alS Dos erlte
Mol.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-11-11
Msamitbs @efemntni6e int enali

Msqnitbs 8efemntni1e int emsli=
I6en lnterba11ie lelen ii6 tpie Ole 8e-
fenntniiie elmer id0nen 5eele ieben=
fols ni9t. Mns ibnen fpridt Ser po<
litii1e &Gnfeidmie6, Ser m @nbe
feines @ibes mgelangt 1T un6 feinen
Mrspeg mebr meiB. Ser &rieg, 6en
Msqritb nn6 feline SpieBgeiellen IN
10 berbre6ertider @eiie ange5ettelt
boben, 6robt ibnen iiber SEN &opf GIT
tpadien, 6esbab idreien iie 1m Silfe.
Msqnitbs &e6e i'm ltnterbmtie lit Sic
Bamferotterfldrung oes &abinetts,
oie 6l1r9 6ie %berlogene Daritellumg
ser @ituation anf 6em &rtegsid)a1=
plote MIR iebr 6iirftig berbiidt miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-11-11
SIN uOHerpatore &omano," sen

offi5iellen Srgm 6es 8atifmS, mlr=
6e am 8. Nopember ber0ffentliM,
6oB om 6. De5ember Elm gebeimes
&oniitorium obgebalten miro pobei
Ser beiltge @ater Sic folgenoen our
&oroinolstpir6e erbeben miro: Migr.
S Eonti, pdpitlider N11ntius in Hor-
t11gal; Ser bodm'ite 81. Miftrangelo,
gr5bil9of bon Boren5; Migr. 6.
gogIiero, apoitoliider Delegat fir
Sofia silica; @igr. Sriibmirtb, papit,
Iider Nuntins in Miinden; @rof
@capineai, pdpitlider @untius IN
@ien, nn6 @r5biidof @usm11ni bon
@ologno. 0os 0ffentli6e &onfito=
RUM miro ont 9. 9e5ember ftattfm>
ben. &ein re1er a1ertfnii6er &ar<
binal miro int gebeimen &oniiitortum
freirt 1per6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-11-11

9ie @%rablereien bes fran5Sitiden
Observation-Disclosures @riano erinnern
Iebhaft an Sen Sab, SEN gictor 91tgo
I'M Sssan1lor 1871, bier5ebn Sage Dor
Ser @%apihulatipn bon 8aris ldrieb:
Soft BON Tranfreid, gu bilt unbe<
iiegbar, m,genblidlide gieoerlagen
berbiiuten muir Sen idlieBliden
Srrumpb." Gin paar @od)en lpater
tpur0en sic Observation-Disclosures
u1tter5eidnet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-11-11
eybr fiibIt perddtIi@, tpi6e

= Sgt JUL 0etue9tttu6 0toet
fpenitig, gebdiiig, ber6rieBlt@ geger
gu9 feIbit uno on6ere. @iBt SIR,
mas berfebrt 1T. gl1er Magen i'll
aaber Or6nrng. Sontiters @ofr
Mountoin 9bee tpir6 i'm ridtig mo-
den. &e11te nbero geromer1 modt's
morgeu fomnte1t. 8artet nidt. 35t.
Ebee ODER SnbIette. @artin Moli'
tor. - an5.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-11-11

@ic sicsesbuffmtnaen Der Mliier'
TEN berl,ben a1i Der %ionoerbaren @or'
m1sletn1g, oaB tic ane &eile al1sbal'
ten f0nnen, sic Sic De1ttid)en aus5u.
tbeilcn imltanbe iin6. Mber eS bot ia
ld)on moud)er @iel sic Side iei1es
Selles iiberIdMbt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-11-11
9em 2pnbpner Gpemim6 @tambarb

lit Ser Sab entnommen: u@ir babetl
SEN @luuben perloren an Sic Sabig=
felt nnlerer 5toatsmd1ner nn6 Sc
nerale uno an sic 8iuigfeit 6es SOL
fes, 6ieien &rieg meiter5ufubren. "
Gin @ommentar f0rnte sic @irfung
6ieies Sobes MIR abl6tpd6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-11-11

Man ,ueik nidt redjt, tuie man sic
Grobnng oes Hrdii6enten, iene Slime
riforer, sic iidr nidt fir sic Maiierten
begeiitern, sic Mmerifoner nn6 ni6t
gngldn6er fem monen, CUR &eden=
idoft GIT 5ieben, mtffaiien ion. Sir
einen Sher5 lit Sic Sode 5n ernit,
mno fir grnit lit ite 5u fomii6.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-11-11

Die Stalieuer erfabren iett, luie
SEM Manare 5,1 @fl1tbe par, Ser Die
@abI bottle nnb sic Dual 6a5l1 = tie
m0od)tcn ger11 miilen, 400 iie 1id) bic
111dyiten 4rilgel bolen iollen: oh an
ser Giroler @ren5e, an Ser Guroa=
11eplen p0er auf 6em 8alfan.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-11-11
Ser enaliide &remierminiiter Us

qqritb be5eidnet gnglanos Ti11a115z
Iaae als beoenfli6. l1no IN elm 10
beoemlides @eidaft itefen omerifa=
nild)e 8anfen sic ibnen a1lpertralete11
fremoeu @eloer! Gin @aiaroipiel, oos
aeletlid SIT perbieten> iebenfous mebr
@eranlalung borliegt, als oas @et'
ten am Sotaliiator l1r0 abnli9e 5tpel=
felbafte @elOmlagen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-11-11
2n ~nerfanfen

200 Mder Gorm - 20 Gder I'M.
ter 8fIug - IS Slider @ieie, @eft
@eioe. unb 8ufdlanb. @rgtebiger
9ebmbo6en unb quite @ebalbe m1f
oem NIase. Mdberes bel
37-ba s. $. Bod,
Mlbanp. Mt1t11.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-11-11

Sen beaatidea 8rennereien 1T se-
ltattet tpor6en ibre @po6a1ftion bon
aaf neunaig Nro5erm Der Nor.
malproouftion 51 erboben. Seoem-
fals Elm 8eapeis, baB Die Megierun1g
nit Ser @efobr zines Nabrnngsmit.
telm1angels nid)t rednet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-11-11

l6eirt fit ober nidt at tralre11, BEN
@au at %bollen6en, 90 linn nab @nf=
fubr11ng 6esfelbe1t BON Ser Sta0t ge-
ridtli6e Sdtpierigfeiten in Ml1sli6t
geiteQt fino.
= Ole fdone &eii6en5 Ser 8ittme
.. 6. Mbeles lit fir $4,000 fdufli@
in sic &an6e 6es Sta6tfommiiiars
ST. Metrotb ibergegangen, 6eiien
Sdtpiegeriobt1, Mrhpalt S. S. 9uig-
leD, Die elbe %betpobnen mir6.
= &reisridter S. 81. @0fer begab
ii6 Mortag 1a6 @a6ena, tpo er 6ieie
@ode 51 @eri6te iiten miro.
- ginige 2eute miir6en irgen6 ct
uas barum geben, tpen1 fe bon Ser
itopfung fret tper6en fornten. &oui-
tiers @odp Mountain &bee tbut bie
Mrbeit un6 tbut Tie rofb. @ebm
tim einmal sic ISOLDE, 1n6 SIR 1per-
oct regelmaBig, .frob un6 fret iein.
Martin MoIitor. ~ Sing
= SIM atBergetp0bnli& boben
Sitter bon SO Sabren bat @ Cont
%tagmorgen Mifo1a11s Sraatfler int
&ulie feiner Sodter, ser Grou Mif.
Mobs, beitenS onf sen 1trrpermeioli=
den Gong in sic @migfeit bor=
bereitd, 6as 8eitlide geiegnet.
Ser @eritorbene tpur6e I'M @rob=
ber5ogtbrm 211remb11rg, @uropo,
geborem bon tpo er als 20
Sabre otter Siingling in 6ieieS. 2aro
fam nn6. ii9 IN 1854 nit gliiabetb
&oppes berbeirotbete. Mad fur5em
Mmfentbalte int Often fam 6as iuttge
@bepoor 1ta6 @einneiota, mo- 6aSielbe
iih in 1864 IN 6em beltigen Ntaage
2%uremburg nieoerlieb. Dafelbit be-
trieb. er nebit elmer Sarmerei 6as
gdmie6eban6tperf. @or menigen
Sabren berregte 6as @bepaar iein
@eim na6 ct. @1on6, TINT BEN Mbeno
6es 2ebens in tpoblber6ienter &1be 51
genieBen. Mit ser betagten @itttpe
betro11ern flint &irr6er BEN SOB 6es
gmten @oters. 9ieie iin6: bodpp. P.
2u6pig, s.. g. s., bon Ser ct. Mn=
felmnS@ emeinoe in Seem Sort, Sic
ebrm. @6tpeIte e g.. 80. 9e Coles,
8. g. s., bon 9a1lutb; Srult Mid.
Weobs bon ct. @Iom6 nn6 Grat @ltia<
betb Mongoper1 un6 Midael GroufIer
bon @ran6 SORTS, 81. 9, sic ale m
8egrdbniile tbetlnabmem. 9ief eS fano
Mittpodmorgen na@ einem Tim 8
l1br in ser 11nbefledten @mpffdmgntB=
firbe bo11 bo6p. P. 2o1is, 8. g. s.,
unter Mifiitens Ser bodm. 8eneoifti=
1erpater &i1ian bon Ser ct. -SobnS
Mbtei, Bonobent1ra BON Nor66afota
un6 @%iI6ebran6 bon ct. CLOUD 5ele=
brierten &equiem nnter GROCER Sc
t%beiligrng arf Sem &alparien=@ottes=
oder itott. M0ge Ser quite Bater
Sromf ler ruben in Srie6en. Sen Sin<
terbliebener nnIer m1fridtiges Set
Gei6.
- @a115 n1t6 gar gegen eine Sc
mobnbeit berbro6te &err &arl Sacobt
bon ser Tirma @err5 & @0bne tn ct.
Saul ei1en Sormtag. ni6t bel ieiner
sSamilie in Min1teapolis. Sim letten
l@onntog par er bier @ait ieines
Srenn6es SarrD DDer.
- Die SomiIie 6eS ST. S. @horp>
tpelder bier felt Sabren olS 8abnor5t
tbaitig tpar, tpir6 ibr einihpeiliges
&eim 1ub ct. Soul berlegen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-11-11

Mit Sen beutid)en ltntericebootcr
lit es eine merfmiirbige @eid)idte
fir Sic gnglanoer. @erm tic font
nter, fins lie 1nnter @alier u1o oie
gneIaraber iiber @aiier, u1ro menn iis
mieoer gebenl iin6 lie iiber @aller
un0 sic gngl6nber unter @alier.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-11-11
Sic &umanen mullen iid abiol1t1

SIe JtHNlUNtH luUHtN luJ HuTo19'
nidt ~anglpzamerifamiiere laIlem
Sic bleiben 6abei bob Sic rllntani.
id)en %SsS11tereiien Sen SSl1tereilen ie6es
anoeren 2or6es porongeitellt 1peroer
miiBten, alth ben Sntereilen eng:
LAMBS.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-11-11
@odm'iter @err 8iidof Sos

3 Sodm'iter Serr 8iidof Sos.
8nid mur6e geitern, Mittmof), Wor=
gen telegrapbii@ bemadridtigt, ooB
ser bo6p. &err S. 81. 8urris I'M ct.
6rancis @oipitol 5u Breckenridge ge=
ltorben iei. Ser g%eritorbene muroe
fir sic 9i05eie Sarge getpeibt, NOR
lpaterbin in Ser 9io5eIe 9a1lutb tba=
tig, fam in 1907 nod @t. @louo nno
fdloB ii6 6ieier 9i05eie at. Bur
:3eit, ols Ser bodm'ite @err @iiboF
8atld sic Dio5eie ct. CLOUD ontrot,
mar ser @eritorbene 6ieni tunfabig
un6 blieb Dies aud Big 5u ieinem
Io6e, ser infoIge zines SdIagonfal=
les an i'm bermtrat. Moge Ser Ser
ltorbene ruben in Grie6en!
& grba11errbe, be~r5erbebenbe Gage
brodte sic m Sonntag IN Ser ct.
8onifa5iusfirde 5n Melroie Bel Ell
mem bom @forrer, oem bodm'1ten
W2igr. g. &idter unter Mliiiten5 oes
bodm. @errn 2e11tbner bon Martp
nro oes bodtp. @errn Sdirmers BON
Ser ct. 8omfa8ius= @emeinoe, 5ele-
brierten &odomte eroffnete bier
3igitunoige @ebetsanbodt, nobel
bodtp. @err 2eutbner oIs Set
preoiger oerr fir 6ie 6reitagige
Seier %gepablten 3if1us iiber
6en bonn fl. @ater &ius x. ge=
miinidten urr6 10 ernitlid empfoble-
11en 0fteren @mpfang ser fl. safra=
mente er0ffnete un6 in elmer io1d ein=
6ringliden Mrt un6 @eiie 6urdl-
fiibrte, sic tire Bette @intpirfrng nidt
berfebIt haber miro. Sci alien Got
tes6ieniten ur6 Bel onen Hre6igten
mur Sic ltattlide ct. 8onifasi1sfird1e
gebrdrgt boil, uas als beiten Be-
meis 6afiir gilt, baB Sic ct. gonifa=
5irs- @emeinoe bon einem edit religi6=
fen @inn beIeeIt lit, Ser tiefe @l1rsel
In SEN @eraen auer gefoBt, bie ber
meifen 2eit1ng ibres firiorelid1em
Seeliorgers nn6 ieines @ebiilfen
fren6igft 5olge geben. Sci Der iiber=
nts idonen 6eitgelege1tbeit bolfen
a11Ber 6em .bodm. @errn 2eutbner
am Mltore rn6 im geidfh1bl aus Sic
bodm. @erren &innerfump bon Sa1tf
Centre, @iIim bon Melroie, @an ben
Boer bon @or6 spring, @deuer bon
Soloinefor6 un6 @eBling bon @eit
Union. Mm Dtenitogoben6 %geIanete
sic 6~reitagige Setter, mdbreno melder
5000 FL. &ommunio1een a11sgetheilt
tpatr6en, 5u einem >piiroigen MbidIr&b,
gu einem iolh fd0nen nn1 erbeben=
Sen, tpie er Big babin ridt in Mfel-
roie uno mobI fo11m in irgen6 eirer
an6eren @emein6e ser Dio5eie gehaI-
ten uur6e, mobei bon ser eroBen
I@door Ser M%n6ddtigen Ser 9obge-
iong u8roBer @ot" mie aus ei1ern
M11n6e erflong ltn6 6os groBe Got
tesbais anfiiIte.
Mm Dienftog fommeroer ISOLDE
beginnt in ser ct. Soiepbg Stride SIT
Nier5 6ie bier5ieitiinoiee Mnoodt, Bel
pel6 breitdeiger Seier ser bcdtp.
!Serr 6einrt6 9eutbner bon Martp
oie oe1ttiden Seitprebieten nno ser
bodtp. &err SSa1tssh bon 8otplus cine
engliide Geitpreoigt boIte1r miro.
SHE ont Ietten Mpntaq in ser
ct. Murf11s-&irhe aa gIeor Safe
bom bodtp. 8oifi6miitenpoter Mot-
tbdls aus Chicago, pie iene am let,
ten Sonttug in Der ct. sS%ocobns-
Stride in Sooobs 8roirie bonn bodtp.
Baiitomitenputer @inro11 bon gbica-
90 erofffnete fl. miiTion tpir6 bon bcrt
Mtgliebern Der beioen 8furreien
iebr gut beiuM urt6 miro 6emnad
beim SdluB ols cine redt fegensrci-
de at beraethrrer fein. \
Rommenben @onntag tper6en sic
bodp. Gaifioriitenndter @imon 11n6
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-11-11
ct. Mnanfta.

6rib 8eumer ir. bat ftd na6 @bo<
flo, Minn., begeben, 100 er nuf bier
@oden mod feline @~ref@maidine IN
8etrieb at balter ge6erht.
, 1915-09-16
A Big Success.

Rawlins people who attended
the annual Carbon County Fair at
Saratoga Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday of this week are en-
thusiastic over the entertainment
afforded them and the excellent
exhibits on display.
Monday was the big day of the
Fair, this being the occasion of
the Annual Fish Fry. Practically
every automobile in RawliDs was
In Saratoga on that day and many
people went over by train. 1t is
useless for us to attempt to give
the names of those who attended
from this city. Sufficient is to
say that on Monday afternoon in
saratoga at the Fair grounds AZ
automobiles we're lined up, most
OF the cars being from this city.
The exhibits were better than
ever before and the wild west
sports in the afternoons were ex-
cellent. The races were close and
holly contested while the broncho
busting, etc, was as good as the
best. Several accidents during
the course of the Fair almost
proved serious, but happily none
OF them did so. The horse which
, 1915-09-16
Youne.Peek.

Miss Edna Peek and Robert D..
Young we're united in marriage at
$3.50 p. m, Friday afternoon in the
parlor of the Hotel Wolf by Rev.
Newport in the presence of Mr..
and Mrs. G @. Young, father and
mother of the groom, Mr. and
Mrs. Geo. Sisson, Miss Alice Cook
and Herbert Robinson.
Immediately after the ceremony
the happy young couple left for
Brush creek, where they will make
their home in future.
Mrs. Young is a very fine little
lady, coming here from Long
mont, Colorado. She taught school
on Brush creek and other points
in the valley, where she has won
the respect of all who know her.
She is a native Of Colorado and
raised and educated in Longmont,
where her friends are many and
legion. She has many friends
here and the best wishes of all.
Mr.. Young is a sober, industri
GUS young man. and is well and
~favorably known ell over the val
ley, and at present he is engaged
in the ranch and cattle business
with his father on Brush creek,
being a one-third owner. he has
been raised to his majority in this
valley, having received a part OF
his education here, and his many
friends congratulate him on his
choice
, 1915-09-16
In Judge Blood's Court.

The case of criminal charge
against S. L.. Amick for stealing
two sheets of music, P. A Pilon
being the complaining witness,
was heard in Judge Blood's court
by jury Tuesday afternoon. The
state being unable to prove its
case, the jury returned a verdict
of not guilty, and assessed the
costs on the complaining witness.
The case occupied the court all
afternoon and the court room was
filled with interested citizens. The
case went to the jury at about 6
o'clock and a verdict was reached
in a few minutes.
, 1915-09-16
Saturday Might Dances

Owing to the fact that Saratoga
citizens must do something 10
keep quality in our local music,
and knowing that Mr.. Amick's pi-
ano work is highly appreciated by
the dancing crowd, the Saturday
night dances will continue regu-
larly from now on, but will be
given in the b & B. building on
the east side of the river. The
profits from these dances will all
go to Mr. Amick to defray his liv-
ing expenses, so don't stay away
on account of the graft.
, 1915-09-16

Don McPhail was riding at one
time stepped in a badger hole
and fell upon the rider. 1t was
thought for some time that Don
was seriously injured but after be-
ing unconscious for about 20 min
utes he came to and felt but very
little worse for his accident. The
other accidents were of a minor
nature.
All the sports we're rushed thru
in record time and the large
crowds which attended we're given
their moneys worth in every res
pect.
Visitors were present from ev-
cry section of Carbon county, even
Snake river being represented by
a good sized delegation.
Carbon county people are proud
of the Carbon County Fair-and it
is the sincere desire of all to g
it prosper and remain one of the
leading attractions of the year.
Rawlins Republican.
, 1915-09-16
Train Delayed.

The north bound train Tuesday
afternoon was delayed until about
5 a. IN. Wednesday morning. This
was caused by the trucks under
the tender on the engine jumping
the rails. New set Of trucks were
brought from Encampment and
with the aid of the wrecking crew
everything was ready for business
in twelve hours. The accident
occ urred about two miles south of
Saratoga.
, 1915-09-16
The County Fair.

Those who attended the county
at Saratoga say that it was the
biggest kind of a success in every
way.
The fish fry on the first day was
the biggest thing of the kind that
has ever been pulled off and there
was more than enough fish to go
around the crowd.
The exhibits were very good
and the races and rough riding
were fne.-Rawlins Journal.
, 1915-09-16
Target Talks From the Magnet.

at takes a lot Of nerve to sue
coed, but it takes a lot more to
explain why you didn't"
Enthusiasm predicts your po-
sition tomorrow. The man who
lacks enthusiasm has paralysis of
the think tank; has mud in his
mental make up"-National Ec-
onomist.
Success comes from now we'll
we think, and not from how hard
we work Vice President Stew
ems of the Illinois Life.
Some men dream of success,
but the truly successful go out
and drag it in-by the tail, if
need be-"
"The only failure a man ought
to fear is failure of cleaving to
the purpose he sees to be best
Geo. Eliot.
Keep going! Activity breeds
ambition, intelligence, energy, a
sharpened wit, good sense and a
fighting spirit. Inactivity breeds
fear, foolishness, failure"
money you earn by day goes
into your pocket. Money you
spend by night goes into your
character"
Business is sensitive-it woes
only where it is invited and stays
only where it is we'll treated."-
Lewis.
Cultivation, not acreage, is
what counts"
Always placing blame on others
for what goes wrong with us dis
ables us from avoiding repetition
of mistakes.-Albany Journal.
A woman can be worth thous-
snds and thousands of dollars and
still make a poor wife.-Macon
News.
The average man has a lot of
nerve when he goes to church and
raises his voice in song to the eff
feet that he is ready Just as 1
am ."-Philadelphia Inquirer.
, 1915-09-16
Important News From Outside.

Here is positive proof of good
times and the C possible for
an article of honest value, when
backed by good advertising in
the right newspapers.
If there has ever been any ques-
ton in the minds of our readers
regarding the productiveness of
the Sun as a business building
medium, that question is settled
definitely now.
We have just received a big
contract for advertising space
from the Calumet Baking Powder
Co., manufacturers of the famous
Calumet Baking Powder.
Year after year, at this season,
they make their contracts with
the leading publications. They
advertise in thousands and thous-
ands of newspapers throughout
the country and are in a position
to know the value of newspaper
publicity.
The absolute purity, the I'M
questionable wholesomeness and
wonderful economy of Calumet
Baking Powder, all backed by
honest advertising in the right
mediums has succeeded in build
ing for them a tremendous bust.
ness and enviable reputation. This
year Calumet advertising will be
very much different than any of
the previous years. One of the
country's best character artists
has created for Calumet a cute
little character which will amuse
the youngsters and tell the house.
wives in his own individual way,
how to secure the best results in
baking.
, 1915-09-16
NATIONAL TOURS
Government Will Build Big Highways
Connecting National Parks All
Over West.

1t is now an assured fact that
the government will build big
highway connections through all
of the National Parks in the west.
This is our golden opportunity
and not only North Park, En-
campment and Saratoga, but Raw
Inns should all swing in together
and make a long, strong pull for
the main highway from the Color
ado Park, down through North
Park, through this valley and on
out through Rswlins and across
to the Wind River country into
Yellowstone Park.
Saratoga lies in direct line be-
tween Colorado Park and the yell
lowstone Park in Wyoming and
lies between two big national for
ests and we should have little or
no trouble in getting the line
through here The national for
ests on both sides of MS have spent
all of their road money in differ
ent localities and it is now our
turn and the road money from
both forests should be used in
constructing the highway between
National Parks.
We hope to see some activity
on the parts of the above-mention-
ed towns as concerted action at
this time means much to US as
other localities r bidding for
these roads, and while they
have a right to all they can get,
yet this is naturally ours and we
should be considered first.
Herewith we clip an article
from the Cheyenne Tribune, that
shows the actions taken on the
matter to date:
DR.. F. L. Bartlett and Finley
Mcfarland, representing the Den.
yer Chamber of Commerce, and
John Steele, a representative of
the Denver News, who was for.
merly located in Cheyenne, who
accompanied Assistant Secretary
of the Interior Mather and his
party through the Yellowstone
Park, arrived in Cheyenne today
and this afternoon are bringing
before Governor John B. Ken
drick and State Engineer James
B. True a request from Assistant
Secretary Mather to designate
some route across Wyoming which
will connect the Rocky Mountain
National Park with the Yellow
stone Park.
These same representatives will
be in attendance at the good roads
meeting to be held in Douglas on
September 2S for the purpose of
explaining more fully the plans
involved. Assistant Secretary Ma.
Their and party have gone on to
Berkeley, Calf.