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The Ordway new era., 1916-03-31
BRECKENRIDGE NEWS

Last Saturday night the farmers
of the community met at the school
house and organized the Brecken-
ridge Valley Grange, with the follow
ing officers elected:
President, A. r. Bouldin.
Vice President, Carl Stroh.
Secretary and Treasurer. E. ]. Wal
berg.
Assistant Secretary, M. A. Hasstedt.
There will be another meeting on
Saturday night, April s.
There is steady increase in the
Sunday school attendance, there be-
ing 6o present last Sunday. Much
interest is manifested and we gladly
welcome all who come.
! The following ladies met at Mrs.
j. B. Halls last Wednesday afternoon
and repaired the Sunday school song
books. Mrs. E. ]. Walberg, Mrs. c.
]. Mayfield, Mrs. G. G. Coy. Mrs. A. r.
Bouldin and Miss Ethel Loud. Re-
freshments were served and a pleas
ant and profitable afternoon spent.
spent.
3 The new residence of D. C. Bryant
is beginning to show up real nicely.
Mr.. Lambert and family from Mis-
souri, have arrived and are now locat-
ed on their place which was former
ly the John Williams place. They
have several children which will make
an addition to the school.
The county commissioners were in
our neighborhood last Monday view
ing road which is very much need
ed and which will connect the Breck-
enridge district with the Peak View
and Box Springs districts.
A. r. Bouldin was seen driving the
Ordway "Jitney" around these parts
!, last Tuesday.
! Louis Notz of Falcon, an old friend
and neighbor of Mrs Bouldin's was
visiting in the Bouldin home Monday.
He was very much impressed with our
country.
/ j. B. Hall was in Ordway Monday.
| In the big wind storm of last Tues
day Mrs. e. ]. Walberg's glasses were
blown from her face and have never
been found since. They could pro-
bably be found down near the river.
The Ordway new era., 1916-03-31
Sl1uiR zTY ms

i. II. Abea returned from : busi'
Iness trip In st. Louis Wednesday Of
last week.
Mayor Fred Tarbox returned Sun
day from q three weeks visit with his
mother In Clayton. Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Peyton and chill
ldren of Karval. spent Tuesday in su-
gar City.
Grandma Tecklenburg celebrated
Iher birthday Sunday with turkey
dinner. Those who enjoyed the oc-
Icasion from town were Mr.. and Mrs.
]. NJ. Cravens.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. o. Walker and
Mrs. Philip Rosenthal spent Tuesday
in Rocky Ford.
v. ]. Sholtz of Denver. is visiting
old friends here. Mr.. Sholtz and fam
lily are formerly residents Of Sugar
City. a
Mrs. R. v. Section returned to her
home in Pueblo Friday after ten
days visit with her mother Mrs. ].
NJ. Carpenter, and sister Mrs. John
lvalerius.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hennessy and
children spent Sunady in Pueblo.
Mrs. j. H. Duncan and daughter
Miss Helen. are spending the week in
Garden City. Kans., being called there
by the illness of her sister.
Mrs. ]. W. Kennedy of Pueblo. and
Mrs. Graback of Los Angeles, visited
at the Houston home several days
last week
Mrs. Ray Edgar of Ordway, former
ly Miss Margaret Laude of this place
visited Friends here Saturday and
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. G. Rodgers and
children left Monday evening for Lig-
onier, Ind, where they will make
their home. Their many friends here
regret to have them leave and wish
them well in their new home.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Huff and
children returned to their home in
Shawnee, Kans. Monday after pleas
ant visit at the home of the former S
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Frank HUFF.
/ Miss Margie Geese who has spent
several months with her aunt Mrs.
Peter Dahm. left Monday evening for
her home in Mt. Clemins, Mich.
/ Mr. and Mrs. 81 Cravens and Mrs
and Mrs. ]. NJ. Schultz motored to La
Junta Sunday.
Miss Delphine Schmidt has return,
ed from Colorado Springs and is again
able to resume her duties as teacher
in the Sugar City high school. Mrs
E. N Freeman substituted during heI
illness.
A. NJ Hawley visited friends in
FIT. Collins several days last week.
w. Eastman of Canon City, called
on old friends here Tuesday.
The Ordway new era., 1916-03-31
LOCAL AND personal

A card received from d. C. Roberts
from Cocoanut Grove, Florida, states
that they expect to arrive home some
time next month. Mr.. Roberts says
they will be glad to see their Native
Heath" again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Coakley
have returned from Chicago where
they have been for some time. They
have land north of Ordway.
The Ordway new era., 1916-03-31
NOTICE OF CONTEST
Department Of the Interior, United
States Land ONCE

Pueblo, Colorado, February 20.
1916.
To Charles Wells OF Detroit, Mich,
Contestee:
You are hereby notified that Frank
Herbert Rahm who gives Haswell,
did on January 81, 1916, file in this
office his duly corroborated applica-
tion to contest and secure the cancel
lation of your homestead Entry No.
O12OSS, Serial No.. made May 30,
l1911, for SEA Section %, Township
20 s., Range 81 W., 9Th Principal.
Meridian, and as grounds for his con-
test he alleges that you have wholly
abandoned said land and have not
resided on, or cultivated, any portion
of the same for period of more than
six months past.
You are, therefore, further notified
that the said allegations will be taken
as confessed, and your said entry will
be cancelled without further right to
be heard, either before this Office or
on appeal, II you fail to file in this
Office within twenty days after the
fourth publication of this notice, as
shown below, your answer, under
oath, specifically responding to these
allegations Of contest, together with
due proof that you have served a copy
of your answer on the said contestant
either in person or by registered mail.
You should state in your answer
the name Of the postoffice to which
you desire future notices to be sent
to you. G. NJ. Cameron, Register.
James B. Orman, Receiver.
First publication, March 10. 1916.
Second publication, March IT, 1916
Third publication, March "a, 1916
Fourth publication, March 81, 1916
Typewriter ribbons at the New Era
office.
The Ordway new era., 1916-03-31
RHEUMATISM llRES7ED

Many people suffer o. tsrtures Of
lame muscles and stifened Joints becausa
Of impurities in the blood, and each sue-
ceeding attack seems Wpee acute unsil
fheumsttsm has asinvade1 thswhcae system.
70 Axresf rheumatissn 4 y quite = im-
gofta1k toimpfoye your fsne591 tea1th =
e@YMlfy roar blood ai6 ~ coo lfvx8pd
s. y!e1t malaioa y = thtn
The Ordway new era., 1916-03-31
rl,llpR NEWS
|AaRICUlTURzsr IN
FORDER DaDTRlCT

IA0RICUITURIsT IN
FODDER Dt0xluO1
Forder- County Agriculturist T. n.
Flint will be In this neighborhood
next Monday. At 3 O'Clock In the AZ
ternoon he will meet with the farmers
at the Valley school house and In the
evening will meet with the Forder
Farmers club at the Liberty school
house. This Is an excellent oppor-
tunity for the farmers OF this locality
to hear from an experienced man the
best methods to be followed to secure
the best results. Every person should
bear this date in mind and make 1t
possible to attend at least one OF these
meetings.
At the meeting In the afternoon at
the Valley school house another topic
up for discussion will be the installa-
ton of telephone line.
Forder-James H. Stevens market
ed dressed hogs in Sugar City on
Tuesday and is to take in six more
the first of the week.
H. H. Haennelt came in from Den
yer on Tuesday and brought with him
eleven head of milk cows. The milk
stuff is high grade and will add ma
terially to the COW valuation Of this
locality. With this additional stuff
Mr.. Haennelt has now good string
OF cows and will now send his cream
to Ordway.
J. E. Will has concluded the taking
of the school census of District No. 3
for this year.
The Ordway new era., 1916-03-31
w. e. BAKER
Land Office ATTORNEY

Practice before all the U. 8. Land
Offices. Contest cases a specially.
.... Correspondence solicited. -.
1o3 E. Huerfano, Colorado Springs.
Colorado
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-07-16
Art Needlework
Second Floors elevators.

Stamped Gowns, Dressing
Sacques, Aprons, Boudoir Caps,
Children's Dresses and Hats,
center pieces and scarfs. 0cr
Were to 75c each. ZOS
Nightgovns, ready made and
stamped on superior qual-cOr
ity nainsook. 75c value. JVS
: Royal Society Package Goods,
broken lots; we're Csc TO en-
$l.00. Now l3c to. .CVS
Cushions, filled, covered with
good quality silkoline, OK
with 4-inch ruffle. $3.50. ZOS
Cretonne Scarfs, lSx54 in;
cushion covers, bags, boxes, etc.
Were Soc each. on
Now NV
Sample Cushions, hand en-
broidered; were $500 to OQr
$500 each. Reduced to. .SCS
Yarns, in assorted colors; all
weights; were l5c and IN.
l8c skein. Reduced to. wv
Richardson's Instruction Books
on Introducing, Tat. IN.
ting, and Crocheting. ..'.. lVC
Japanese Sandwich and Fruit
Baskets and Wicker Covered
Vases. Were Csc to /Or
Sl.7S ..................T<
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-07-16
Sport Sashes

street tloor-Senter.
Silk Sport Sashes, latest mo-
ment color combinations, fin
ished with button
an buttonholes, q M
taSSeled ends. VlsVV
Sport Belts, to match hat,
sweater, or dress, with S0r
self color buckle. q. wv
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-07-16
Embroideries

Embroideries
Street Floor. near Eleventh.
Wolfe Embroidered Flounc-
ings, As inches wide, white
grounds, with colored embroid-
cry in various beautiful Aor
designs. Value ST yard. NV
Organdy Embroidered Flounc-
ings, 10 in. wide; many en-.
] dainty patterns. Yard. wv
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-07-16
Handbags

IAoAAS0O8O
Street Floor. Eleventh street.
Soft White Kid Sport Bags,
that will 60 prettily with your
sweater or dress; draw QOr
string top. 0SC
Seal Leather Handbags, as
sorted colors, with nickel
frame. fitted with purse QOr
and mirror. O1S
Black Silk Handbags, with
dainty steel trimmings dotted
s ssh1 the iep DRAW, $3.50
The "Shur-Lok" Handbags,
in colors to match costumes,
a a1'fG m %''n purse 1929
Strap Back Leather Purses,
with strong inside frame, QOr
black and white. -. NV
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-07-16
Neckwear

street Floor. Near Elevators
Samples of Dainty Cape
Collars, collar and cuff sets,
embroidered vestees, separate
collars and chemisettes. 0Er
Regular price, Soc. -. LSS
Georgette Crepe Vestees and
collars, lace and embroidery
collar and cuff sets, also net
fichus, samples worth en-
to Sf.SO..............S wv
Cape and Sailor Collars,
VeSteeS, Guimpes and various
other neckwear, q m
worth up to $500. .Vl.VU
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-09-07

mnB man Dos, tpas einem berboten
miro, ga113 mei6et, monl muB iid
p%onitanoig 6abon fern balten. Gin
balber @eborlam farm @ott nidt ge=
fallem, er tpiro au@ ba1o 511m unge=
bori am.... Man muB 5tpettenS
gleid geborden. @er iid erlt be-
6enft un6 lange iiberlegt, OBJ er fol-
gen iou o6er tidt Ser bat 6ie Gugen6
oes @eborIams nod ni6. Man fol-
6as, tpas befoblen tpor6en lift, ni6t
unrotbigertpeiie btnuusibteben. &C.
na1 un6 piinftli@ 5n Ger beitimm=
ten 3eit muB man 6ie auferlegte
@flidt erfi1en. 8ie leidt tann 6as,
maS man a1fidiebt, gan5 unterblet>
ben!
Mam mtB orittens germ gebor-
6en. Gin miirrii6er @eboriam farm
nteman6em gefauen. @enn Elm &in1
nit Mltrren un6 Drummer, nit fin
iterm @eiidt, mi6erniqig un6 uber=
laa1nig tbut, mas ibm befoblen miro,
10 tpir6 Elm folder oufge5tpungener
@eboriam feline quite 6rudt bringer,
ionoern mie BEL Sem ungeboriam 10
n16 in SEN Mugen ser 8efeblen6en
iible @irfltng baben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-09-07

bener @eg ioa als Staatstpeg No. Il
in genannfem @tearns County betannt
leil1, nnb berjelbe lit hermit als Staatsz
peg be1timmt gum 3lpede, gebant INN
perbe11ert gu nerben gemdB ben gortebz
rl1gen be5 g%erannten @e1ebes. 9aotert
ct. gloub, Sen Is. Mugult 1916. SIN
Muftrage bes 8oarb Ser County, &omm1z
fare.
(@iegel)
g. 81. 2obr, BorIiber.
8e1tatigt: Sit. Sbomep. @ountbzNnoitor.
Muf Mntrag bes Sacpb @eber, inter-
ltibt BON Sen. Offering, nur0e Ser 5bez
riffs 8eridt fir Ben Wonat Sult 1916
anaenommen unb @tntragnng angeoroz
net. gluf Mntrag BEG Sacob 8eber, nnz
ter1tiibt bon g. S. Sbetien, pnroe bic
YIatte bon 2oio's finfter Ibbttton gu ct.
So1epb angenommen, g%nt9ebetBen nn0
angeorbnet, baB fie int &ecoro eingetraz
gen tper6e.
@ommiHddr Sen. Offering unterbreitete
folgenbe 8el9lifle unb beantrngte 1eren
Mnnabme: 9a in boiler l1ebereinitimz
mllng nit SEN gprtebrungen bes &aptz
tels $50 Ser Mugemeinen @elebe bon
Winne1ota 1905 unb Ser berl9ieoenen
ba8u geb0rigen Site iol9e 59ritte gez
fetlid qetban tpuroen, no6nr6 etn gez
tpi5ier 6ffentli6er Trodenlegnngstmal
lpaiert u1b etabliert tpnr0e nn0 5tpnr
ars1dlieBlid in biefem gountb betannt
als County, @raben SEQ. SO nno eno9ulz
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-09-07
Verhandlungen
beS 8parb Der Gpu,1tD Gpm=
mif1dre BON Stearn8 GDutt=
tp Mtnneipta.
Mittpod, ben Is. Muguit, 1916.

Mittlpod, ben 16. Muguit, 1916.
auf Antrag oes g: S. Sbeiien, utter
itIbt BON -Saeob @eber, tpnrDe folgenz
ser geidluB sefabt: 8ei@lub, onr6 ben
Elm Gtaatsipeg beitimmt miro, Ser gez
bout uno perbei1ert iperben iou unter Der
sSurisoittion Der 5taatsbodmegzaommii
}ion bon Minnefota llebereinitimmeno
NIT Geftion 8, &apitel 80 Der aqgemeiz
men @eiebe bon 1911, ipie amen6iert in
Sen 1915 augemeinen @eieben lei pom
8oarb Ser County : &ommtiidre bon
@tearns County. Waiuu., bel6loien, DAP
Ser bierin %ongesebene 8eg: 8esinneno
on einem Euntfe an 9nael Ipenne i'm
gilage aimbaq, Stearns gountp, Minn.,
3tpiiden ser Metbooiiten Stride nno Der
Gbriitian Stride inn @i1age &tmba4,
Min11., Damn in 0itli6er @idtung lan<
feno our 5opnleite bon Satr 9aben, lno
bnnn iiber Die 5opnieite bon Sair 5a<
ben laufenb ilber DAT StraB BE CUR Bant
@trabe, bort ben ge%gentpartigen 9taatsz
meg freu5enb, ourblaufenb bon Sair @a<
ben nod ct. CLOUD, @inn., Sbig beidrtez
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-09-07
Golb 6pring @iez,
Gin d&tes 2agerbier.
Slpam's Ointment fit Memralgia
S6mer3en.

9os 6a1r9 Meuro1gia per11riadte
6atmpfe @opfen miro raib beieitigt
6ur9 5loons 2infment, SOS l1niper-
ial-Weittel gegem Sdmer3. 2ei@t oft,
5lttnen6en; es 6ringt rai4 Elm obne
@eiber 1trrb tpeidt bie tpeben M}1sfeln.
Steiner 11n6 prortpter tptrfiam als
fdmieriges Nflaiter o6er @albe.
@odt Sic Snut ni@t fledtg, nody
fdlieBt es sic @oren. Sir iteife Mus=
feln, dromi6en &beltmattsmlts,
@idt, 2umbago, @errenfungen urr6
@erletungen gibt es rai4e 2%in6erung.
5loons Eminent berringert sen
@Hmer3 atn6 grt5un6ung Bel Snief<
tenbi1len, @1tetihnngen, @eltlen ODER
onoern geringeren @erlebl1rrgen bei
&in6ern. @ouft bel1te cine Slaide
bel @a1rem Mpotbefer, 25f. - Sing.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-09-07
butnuriltilNe$.

Doppelfinnig. 9err (aut
Der @otree gum anbern): rMa. mas
fagen sic oenn gum @efang mets
ner &ufine!"
Ser Mnbere: nMan bat 10 tpas
nod ME geb0rt!"
- Mrse 9robuns. @orfe>
berlin (einer &o@i&ule): nGrdulein
@ofa, tpenn sic tiinfttg ni@t better
aufpafen, fpre@e i@ nit Dem 9aus>
or5t Sbrer @ltern, oamit ct Sbnen
6as 6eiraten berbtetet!!"a
SIMMER geifrei@. SUM
&c Dame (gftngel blafenb): r@as faz
gen Sic ba5u, 9err 2eutnant?"
Sinh mirtlt@ ote retnfte @ingel>
taube!"
- Mufmunterung. @@u@>
terner 6reier: r9ie &niihten Sbrer
So@ter ftn6 re@t lobensmert!"
Mutter: nTtnoen sic fe ni@t au@
ber-lobensmert?"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-09-07
Kindtredte
@ebpriam.

Sc 6rdngt midi, eu@ Elm @ort
iiber 6en @eboriam 3u lagen, ltebe
&inoer! Sd iebe, 6ob es beutigen
Cages bergab gebt NIT oieier midti=
gen un6 id011en Euger6, 6aB 10
mum9e &inoer es on @eboriam &C.
gen 6te @ltern feblen laiien. IS lit
a1d) midt 5u be3meifeln, baB geraoe
6ober bel bon 6em @len6 fommt,
10 int nnierer 8eit sic @elt erfiqt.
Denn mo- fein @eborlam lit, 90 fann
aud feine redte @r3ieb11ng iein> un6
eir i9le6t er5ogener Menih miro
nidt gut fertig in Ser @elt. l1n6 fat
nift Ser @err a11f 6et ungeborim
ieinen 5la16 eeiebt, eben 10 gut, nie
er oe1 geboriamen &in6ern ieinen
Segen berbeiben fat? Ser &err
ipri6t ober nidt in 6en @in6.
Der @eborfam lit eltre Stan6es=
pfli6t, al1o cine BON e1ren 9alrpt=
pflidten. Str ole tpiBt, 6aB @ott
Elm beion6eres @ebot gegeben fat,
I'M e11d) 6ieie 8flidt ans Ser5 gu
Iegen. @ie tpi6tig muB iie alto fem!
Ser Sobn @ottes ielbit bat 6iele
&fli6t 6reiBtg Sobre lang geiibt in
Maaaretb; CT ipar ieinen gltern lttt=
tertban. Mls er Damn ietn offent1i6eS
2ebramt antrot, Ga tbat er es int Sc
boriam gegen ieinem bimm1ii4em go
ter. Or lit geborim ge1por6en Biz
gum Go6e @ &re115e, beiBt es po1r
ibm. St ielber iagt, 6aB es feline
5peiie fet, 6en @ilen fetnes @aterS
5l1 tbun. sSn ser So6esangit int
@arter @etbiemani betete er: r@ater,
11i9t mein, fon6ern 6etn @ille &C.
ldebe!" @ie tpidttg m11B Ser &C.
boriam fein!" u@eboriom 1T beiier
ols Spfer," iogt SOS Site Seitament.
sos bot 6enn a11d) ales 2ei6 un6
l1ngliid in Sic @elt gebro6t? Ser
l1ngeboriam Ser @tammeltern I'M
8oro6ieie. @ott batte gelagt: Str
lont ni6t! uro iie oBen 6o6 bon Ser
6rudt 6es berbotenen 8aumes. Mas
lit iiberbo1tpt sic Siin6e an6ers als
l1ngeboriam?
@ebet, 10 tpidtig lit ser @eboriam.
SCUM beoerfet olt9 mo6, mie unbanf=
bar es tpGre,. perrn ibr ben @ltern
nidt folgen 1polltet, 90 ibr 6o@ ales,
ielb1t 6o5 2eben, nG@it @ot bon
eurer @ltern empfangen bobt. nno
lit es 6enm idtper, 5u gebor6en? 9ie
@ltern berlonger nidt at biel bon
eud), mnb tpem es eu@ 6enno4 i6tper
fault, 10 bat 6as ieinen @runo IN bent
80ien, Dos in Ser Meni6ennatur
liegt.
@ieueidt lit es sic Grdgbeit, 6ie
,el19 %5ltriidbalt, o6er audi @tol5 nn6
@igenitnn, o6er @enuBiu@ty ODER
lonlt ettpaS;; aber auf ie6en Sal tit
es nidts @h1tes. 8em ibr nun
SEN @eboriam eifrtg Mibt, 6anm miro
6os @0ie IN ert6 mebr un6 mebr rn=
ter6riiH unb iibertmtnoen; I'M an=
BERN 6alle aber >nadit es nn6 miro
ItGrfer, rtn6 es miro f6lteBli6 eud
iibertpin6en. Mteman6 miro Elm GUT
ter Menf6, tpertn er ni@t ben @ebor-
lam iibt.
Scum mub aber Ser @eboriam,
tpe1nt er gut fem fom, 6rei @igeni9of<
ten an fid) boben. SIR ffotttt 6as
Ieidt bebolten, 6enn bteie @tgeni4af>
ten fongen ebenio tpie Ser @eboriom
felblt nit Dem 811bitaber IS an.
@oS 1ino 6as tpobI fir 6ret s.?
Man m1tB erltens gun5 gebor<
6en. Mor m1B SOS @erf, 6as Ell
11em o~11fgetroget miro, gan5 berride
ten un6 gut MAIDEN, ridt 10 balb un6
bolb, i9lebt 1tn6 nadlaiiig. @benio
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-09-07

3ablung Ser SntereKen beg @apitals bes
beiagtem 8onb 3u erm1glt@en. tpenn be
ielben reipettibe fallig iino nn1 Der
County : Mllbitor unb Der @ountDz9 dab<
mei1ter iinb biermit bepollmd6tigt unb
angetpiel EN-, Sic Sntereilen uno bas Sea-
pital beS b%efagten 8on6 III ioldem Sale
at 3ablen 1mlo ale notbtpen6igen S9ritte
an bie1em gmbe an tbun; aber bic SonoS
bon benen folhe @elber genpm1nen ODER
gebrau6t tperben m0gen CUR 3ablnng oes
&apitalS. unb Der Sntereien beia9ter
8onbs, pie 1ie relp. fdqig 1inb, iollen
nit BEN sSntere11en bon Der &oqettion
Ser ni6t be3ablten M%bi6dbungen fir gez
uannten @omntbgraben go. SO erlebt tper<
ben, tpenn iolde Mfieiements tolettiert
ln0 eingenommen 1tn0.
Sci es neiterbin bef6loien bonn ge<
nannten Country : 8onr6, baB bas boue
3utraueu, Credit unb @ilfsquellen bes
%genannten @tearns County, Minn., nno
bie1er gountDz8oar6, lpie ct lit. nntptz
berruflid berpflidtet finb, bas @elo fir
bas &apital unb Sic Snterehen Der be-
iagten 8onbs, tpen1 bieielben fdQig 1tno,
All be1orgen. @ommiidr Sacob Beber,
eirer Der Mitglieber beg beiagten 8oaro,
nnteritibte ben Mntrag. belagte Bel9luiz
lie an3unebmen, tporauf folgenoe Ibitimz
inurSs. Sd fir itimmten g. s.. aa6r,
sSacob @eber, Sal. GERMAN, Sen. guez
ring, g. S. Sbei1en. 9agegen 1timmte
feiner, tporauf6in befagte Be19life als
Sn 5aden seq @e1u6es seq $. S.
M0uer unb anberer fir einen offentltden
@raben in Sen Somns 2Dnoen nno ct.
Mugulta tpnrbe Ser @ountp : Mnoitor an
getpieien, 8erb0rsnott5 in neberemltimz
mung nit Ser Statute, Die fir 1oldlen
SAL borgeieben it, 81 erla1en. Muf Mnz
trag @ertngnng big | l19r nadbmtttags.
(56lnb in nd9iter Nl1mmer.)
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-09-07

SOuUID>NuDIIDI.
lnb tpeiterbin be19loHen, bab genar1t1z
ter 8onb nnb ie6er Ser Coupons bonn
@orliber Der beingten 8ebDrbe mter5et6<
net nnb bonn Count Mnbitor gegen1nz
ter8eidnet fem 1pn, nnb bab ieber Der
beiagten Bombs g%eiiegelt nn6 bonn Count
tpzgnbitor e%tngetragen tper6en mutt 5; oaB
Sic 11nteri6rtften bes 8oriibers nt1o oes
Mubitors nuf Sen @oupons Der genannz
ten 8onbs aenn1e Na@abm1ng Der .ge<
6rudten, 1ifbograpbierten ober grabierz
ten l1nter5eidnung ietn mnB.
9a Die @er6ants Srnit & 5abings
8anf bon ct. Saul, @tnn., boroem be-
1ugte 8on6s offertert nn1 itd berpfltdl<<
tet bat, 11ibt tpentger ols ben Parz8ertb
at 8ablen, limb ba Sic 8eb0r6e es fir 6as
bette Snterefie beg @omntb bdlt, bas gess
nannte Nngebot Ser Mer6ants. Srnit 4
Sabings 8nnf nr3unebmen nno 6asielz
be btermit .angenomtnen 1T, nno pa tn
l1ebereinflnft NIT benz @e1ebe Elm State<
ment, tpeldes bic Soften 6es belagten
County, rabens $50. IS angiebt tpte
aud ben 8etrng Der ~Qien" m ben 2Gm<
bereiem, bic babel profttteren. gertadt
unb 6tnterlegt tpnr6e, 10 1T hermit be-
f6loie n bon Der @onntbzBeboroe beg ge<
rannten @ountp bon @tearns, bal Die
genannten 8on6s, tpenn io ansgefabrt,
Ser senannten @er9ants $ruit & Sab<
ings 8anf, ODER auf lire @ntpeiiung hin,
in bns @9nbamt bon @tearns gonntD
ge3ab1t Fat, ~ibergeben tperben ion, l1n6
6oB Die gtnnabmen bes 8erfaufs Der
beiagten 8onbs in ben MQgemetnen
@rabenz SSonbs bes beiagten gountb fltez
Zen 1oIen. limb tpeiferbtn bef6loifen,
6aB Sic beiagten Bombs Die baau geb6rtz
gen Coupons be3ablt iper6en follen .a1s
irgenb tpelden .bienIi1en Sonbs i'm
gol1ntbi9abamte BEG genannten @onntb,
tpenn Sic i'm MIgemetnen @raben Sonbs
b%orbon6enen Son6s ungeniigen6 itn6, Tim
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-09-07

SIN 8i16e gefpro@en.
81. (3u {einem 6reunoe, einetn iungen
@6eman1, ber Tim u%naufb0rlt4 BON
ben tleiner 3ierli@en Tiiben ieiner
Trau borf@pdrmt): ~@eibt 9u,
9aul, nun LAB uns nal bon ettpas
an6erem reben. @ir mo1en bod
ni@t {tunoenlang sic Sube 9einer
sSrau i'm Mun6e baben."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-09-07

SIN @ifer. 9err miller
frogt in ber 8u@banolung, Oh ct
ni@t Elm gutes Bud iiber @eiunoz
feitslebre betommen tonne.
30 ia, fast Der iunge @ertdufer
sifrig, nba empfeble t@ Sbnen otez
{es @ert. @enn Sic niefe @eiunoz
beitsregeln befolgen, t0nnen Sic in
tur3er 3eit a@taig Sabre alt tperben!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-09-07
2an6li6es stimtmnngsbil6.

l1eber allen @oteuern
SO Stub,
@uf Ben btelen Senern
@pirlt bu
@aum mas firm 8aud;.
Sic Sremben 5iebn ab tpie belefen;
No6mal 70 ein Srenen,
Sam 5ieben mir allbl
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-09-07
Semtide Mablen.

9eutide Mublen mablen langiam.
Mablen aber treffltb fein;.
60 tpirb @6laGt UNI @6la6t getpo1z
l1nb Der Seinbe Stol5, 5%erronnen.
@ibt 1iG enblid nobI baretn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-09-07

6es &in6es ertpedt lift nn6 es nun
balo auf eigenen 6iBen iteben miro.
9aS miro Damn ibr id0niter 2obn fir
ale Miibe fem.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-02-17
MANY FEATURES
IN MID-PACIF|C

The March number of the Mid-Paci-
fic Magazine, Just out. is worthy OF
comment. There are articles and pic.
lures depicting life and adventure in
many parts of the Pacific, but Hawaii
is most generously dealt with.
DR.. E. S. Goodhue, the Sage Of
Holualoa," and L. W. De vis-Norton
both contribute interesting articles.
Mrs. Jack London continues her Log
of the Shark. which is attracting very
favorable comment from critics all
over the mainland.
Perhaps the most important article
In this number Is entitled "Pan-Pa-
cific Progress" The plans for the
Pan-Pacific building and exhibits at
the 1916 Panama California EXPOSE
ton at San Diego are made known
and described in an interesting man.
ner by the editor.
The colorcover. beautiful picture
of the volcano. is a work of art.