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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-04-13

ttreter BEG gr6Bten Mai3ens Der 4iinite
,,no @iiienidaft int @enolanbe gu
begriiBen." Sc tpa1rbe babel nad)6riid-
lid a1f 6ie &1nitid)dbe 11n6 8iblio-
tbef bes @atitms b%ingetpieien.
Mm 5. 6ebr1tar 6arfte Der bod-
miir6tgite Serr fit Ole faiierlide Be-
tutrtbung uno nabm 8obtang im
Saufe bes Gr5biidofs bon Sofpo. @S
traf otr 6ieiem Gage Elm Eelegramm
bonn 81. @oter elm. Sim 6. (5on1r=
tag) >par feierlides 8ontifitalamt in
ser @atbeorole: iebr piele bobe Ber-
ionlidteiten unb bie 8eridteritatter
auer 8eitunget nobnten Bel. She
8eitungen id)rieben bob man bel Die
ier. 6eierlidfeit geglaa1M babe, int
&immel gu fem. Die prddtigen &C.
manoer, oie netten Mi1riaues mur6en
ertpabnt. 2ebiten uaren Ger itron=
ten, bie @er3en un6 @eibra11htrd=
ger, @eftor 6er Sodyiuniberiitat, So
tber &offmam1, g. S., u1r6 Der @or=
ita1no Ser Morgenitern Mittelid11le,
ser Mariiterpater Seinrid. Mm 8.
f11br Der bodmir6ige &err mod Gen.
boi gum @robe 6es &ofefr1ra &ofne-
MON, Ser 1915 ole @efan6ter 6es
Siirite1r Safe gum @op1t @m1l V.
fam.
SIN gaataen meilte feline @r5ellena
3nei @oden int 2am6e Ser aufgeben=
Sen Come. @0ge fem 8eil1@ eine
ne11e @pobe in Der &trdengeididte
Sapa11s beginnen 1aiien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-04-13
gipiIoienit nnb 9atbolifen.
Cine beadtensmertbe statiitit Me.u
DprtS. ~

Mebr ols ei1n,no5tuau5ig Sm1ien0
Eerio11et boben iib int 2allfe bes leb-
ten Sabres in Seem Dorf 6en Priifu1r=
gen fir 6en Gipil0ierit unter5oge1.
SSbre 3abl erreidte 6amit BEN b0d)=
iten 9tan6 felt ginrid)t,1ng ser Seem
Dorfer @ommiilion fit @ioil6ienit.
Sn 6en fiinf Sabrem 1906-10 mads
ten 61,543 6aS grame11 tpogegen III
bent folgen6en 2l1itra1m sic @einnmt=
5abl auf 94,856 1tieg, alfo cine 3u=
nabme bon 81 @ro5ent o%ufpies. IS
waren 1ramertli6 5teQungen sic ols
tedynii6 un6 miiieniduftlid flaiiifi-
3iert tuer6e11, l1n6 nit 6enen Sabres=
gebalter Bic git $4,000 berbun6er
iin6, fir sic 6ie &riifutgen eite lteti-
&c @teiger111tg erfubren.
Sc be6arf mobl. fal1m zines be1on=
oeren @iraueiies> 6aB ii6 int Gipil=
oiendt itrebiome1r @atbolifen redyt
giiniti9e M11siidten eroffnen 6ie iie
ni6t 10 obne tpeiteres bon Ger @a16
weiien iollte,r. IS liegt Dos nidt MIR
in ibrem eigeren perl0nli@en Suffered
ie, ion6ern m1b in Dem ser MQge-
meinbeit. Denn lie mebr @atboliten
fi9 um 6ie{e @teuungen betperben,
Inn 10 nnebr feben fie ii@ a116 31 Ell
1rem tieferen 5tl16i11m ser einldlagi=
gen @ebiete 6eS Neutrality-suspicious. ge=
1r0tbigt un6 tragen 6a6atrd CUR grb0=
ba1ng 6es a%ugemetnen 8tl6ungsni=
bea11s Under SEN @utbolifen bei. Set
Ger aparen ia 6ie Gerbaltniile fit
tpeite &reiie uniereS 8efenmtniiies
bielfa6 6erart, 6aB ibnen Der Muf=
itteg inn 2eben nidt menig eridauert
mur6e. Snfolge6eiien lit unier Mf=
tionSra6ius o11f beitimmte @ebiete BE-
idranft g%eblieben. $50 bemte oie Ser
baltniiie iid giinitiger geltalten, %
iollen 6ie &atbolifen BON 6eu lid IT.
men 6arbiete1t6en @elegenbeiten Den
ansgiebigiten @ebrau6 MAIDEN. l1n6
Dos gilt got5 Defenders BON Sen i1tn=
gen Se11ten, sic bieleidt nod Dor Ell
rer 8eruf5mobl iteben u1t6 iib oui
6ieie @eiie Ben 8eg 5t elmer erfolg=
reihen 9aufbabn eri6lieBen f0nre1r.
-@.=Gt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-04-13
Befreit &inber BON @iirmern.

@@impft 6aS ongitDoQe, nerb6le
&ino nidt. @ies lit bdufig @iirmern
5u5uidretben. @ertreibt oiefelben,
in6em SIR ibren Elm babies ODER elm
gan8es @i6elden @idopoo @urm-
t06ter, Elm laratipes @urm.Gmop,
gebt. @ebt MIR refine, ndbrenbe
Speiie, ge11ug nebung int Greien ur,6
boltet an nit @ingeben bon @idopoo
@urm-@udelden. Sic tper6en ae>
lpib sic @iirmer bertreiben. 25f hi
ben Mpotbefern. - Ana.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-04-13
Ser 0ertreter oeS 6aterS
Der Gbrifenbeit uno
oas betonti@e Sapa,t.
Won Gbeooor @abriel, 9. 9. 9.
M%illionar m SSapan.)

8ie befo,ant erfolgte i'm Sebr11ar
sie]es Ssmbres Sic feierlide Ibronbes
1teiq1,na 6es ,,elten &aiierS bon So
,a1. gu oieler @elegenbeit batte Der
ST.. @oter einen eigenen Geianoten
in ser 9erlon oes bodm. Serrn gr5'
bildofs Netreui, Mpo1tol. 0elegaten
al1f oen Ybilippinen nad Sopon &c,
1anot, ser sic @liidAuiinide oeS ST..
@oterS %iiberbringen iollte. gr5bi1ho1
8etreui fam onfangS 6ebruor nod
Nopot.
sSsbm lpuroe bon ser breiteiten Del
fe11tlidfeit 6as gr0bte Smereiie ert=
aeqengebrodt. SHE be6euten6erer
3eit1ngen Sapans mibmeten ib1'
groBe Mrtifel, tbeilpeiie III beionoers
GROCER 5drift. 5olt ieoen Sag bat.
ten lie bos cine ooer mroere Bib bon
INN. Sd fnm MIDI nidt erinnern
bub lolanse i6 in Sapan BIN, irgen>
elmer ousIdn6iiden Berionlidfeit 10.
pieI Sntereiie entgegengebrodt tpuroe
Gs b%etpobrbeitet iih bier m1genfdein;
lib ooS @ort bes &on3ilS Dor
Srient: u9olte Elm ieoer ii4 aber:
seugt, bob sic Stride in Dem MaBt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-04-13
fen, tridt MIR baourh bob uir iei-
1re,1 @elan6ten m0glidit ber3li6 aalf,

fen, 1ridt MIR ba6urd, bob mir iei-
1rer @elaatoten m0glidit ber5li4 anf-
nebmett fonoern BOB mir ieinen Wii11.
ldyem mad @raften entgegnfommett
......" 3um 5dl11B beibt eS nod:
uMs0ge es Ser fatbol. @rde, 6ie. ia
sic 8egriin6erim Der 1peitlid)en &l1l-
t1tr lift, gelingen, ol,d oie religioie Be-
meg1,ng in Sapan in sic redten Bab-
1,er1 51 le1rfe1t."
Die M,16ien3 BENT @aiier fan6 am
3. Tebr1tar itatt. Sm &alaite matroe
ei11 6eiteiien gegebert, an Dem ptele
Mitglieoer Ser f%aiierl. 6amilie, Die
mei1ten Miniiter un6 Die A 8ii9ofe
SsSapans tbeilnabmen.
@abre1r6 6es Mnbles ion ii6 Ser
@oi1er iebr berablalie1ro NIT Dem
pdpitliden @eianoter unterbalte1
un6 piele Sragen geitent boben
gdlieBli6 perlieb er linn 6en Mor'
genionne1ror6en eriter &loiie.
@abrer6 aht Sage tpar @r5bild)o'
Betreui @oit 6es Settlers, un6 3tpu'
10, BOP sic 4 8ifdSfe an feiner Sofe
int @oteI Eeifofn tbeilnebmen fo1n
ten. Dies lit als Elm ga115 befonoe
res gntgegenfommen at betradten.
MIs ont 5. Sebr1,ar Seine Gr5enen;
sic @aiierIide l~1niperitat beil19te
5drieb sic Do1nil1ri (Die &a1tpt3ei
tung Der @eGebrtentpelt): ~Sdon bic
le beriibmte Marurer ser @iiienidaf
um6 @a1rit bat sic umiberfhm in If
rem &aGen eeiebem, aber gum erite,
@ore lit es ibr b%erg0n1t, ben Ser
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-04-13

tpieoer on Mdti1ng un6 ginflltB ge-
minrt als Elm ie6er feline Bfli1t
tbutt."
Ser getpoltige 8flidteifer Ser leb=
TEN &apite, beion6erS @iats x. boben
Sent romif6en St11bl tuie6er iene ge<
beimniBpone Madt gegeben, Die ii6
5tpor nidyt nit ben getuobnli@en ter
mini ser diplomatic mts6ruden laBt,
Ser iid ober ielbit 6as beiomii6e So
pom nidt ent5ieben fa1n.
Ser bodtp. Serr lar6ete an 30.
syom,or in Magoiotti. @m 1. Sebruor
mar ct in @obe, iiberaq fa1nen linn
Sic bodIten 8eamten Ser betref fenoen
Yrobin5 o6er 9toot e%1,tgegen. 1o1t
90 ging es I'M Grtra3ug nod Gofpo.
Sim Sage 1ei11er Mnfl,nft, Dem 2. Sc
bruor, begriiBte sic Midinidf CGa-
ges5eitl1ng"D cine ser groBten Set
t1ngen Sapans, 6en boben @ait in
einem 9eitartifel ungefabr f~olgenoen
Ssynboltes: useSrr 16tperen Soften bot
Yapit 8ene6ift XIV. SEN romiiden
StubI b%eitiegen. l1noufborlib ertont
ieit6em fem 6rie6ensrmf. Sei1te ntf
ridtige1t 8%emiiba1ngen 6iirften i9o1l
balo nit grfolg gefrort weroen. 9ier=
ber, mad Sapon, ien6et CT eige1ts Sen
Serrn gr6bi1dof Soiepb Betreni, I'm
nnierem bebren @aiier 5u ieiner
9bronbeiteigung Slid 5u piiniden.
8ir iino 6em 6rie6en un6 @eredtig=
felt Iieben6en nSiirIten ser @eligion"
gu nidt geringem 9onfe berpflidtet
@ir mollen uniere Da1ufbarfeit betpei=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-04-13
kinder scrrelen
MACH FLETCHER'S
CAS- O RIA

rGentra1=81att & soeial Suffice"
6ie bon ser GentroI=S tene 6es @en=
tralpereins bera11sgegebere io5iale
Monatsidrift, bat nit 6em ioeben er-
1dienenen Mprilbeft Sen 9. Sabrgamg
begonnen. 9ie DEFENDERS reidbaltige
Summer entbdlt cine @eibe iebr Ie=
~ienstpertber Mrttfel, bon 6ene11 mir
Ole folgen6en berborbeben m0dten:
u9os @erbaltniB ser Snteueff1el=
len our Mrbeiterbetpegung," bon 9r.
8ruebl; u9er @influB ser Mrbei=
te%rfiirforge a11f @oIfsgeiun6beit nn6
@ebrfraft," bon S. g. @enfel;
uSerrp &efh g. s, TIE @conomiit, /"
bon P. @m. @ngelen, g. S.; uSbe
of Diltrtbuting Superfll1o11s
@ealfb," bon Dr. Sobn 81. &pan;
~Gbe @ibie Ge6eration on6 @ompul=
iorp @ealtb Snil1ranoe," bon 8. ST.
BENG; u&in6eriterblidfeit,"' bon Cor
nelius @ittor6, utt6 Cline @eididts=
bibIiotbef 6es fatbolii9en 9e1tid<
Mmerifas." Ser monnements=
preis fir 6os v@entralbIatt" betrGgt
$1.00 sos Sabr. 8eitenunger
man an: @e1ttralitele 6es Gent
tralberetns, Eemple 8l6g., 81. 2ouis,
800.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-04-13
Tali6fHde.
3tei inttreKante biiturii@e Ggsrt,
blare Dieier Qlrt.

f$~SS ~SSySS w.
@s burfte ni@t arlgemein betannt
fein, 6ab ft@ unter Dem Papiergelo,
nit benz 1871 Elm Sell Ser fran36fs
f@en &riegSentf@dbtsung be3ablt purz
Sc, au9 Elm 6alf@ftid befanb. @s
mar bies Elm na@gema@ter preubi19er
9unberttalerf@ein, 6er gepib obne
@@ulb Der fran50ftf@en amtli@en
@tellen unter Dos iibrige papiergelb
geraten NOR. Sic Na@abmung, bic,
tpie man fpdter feitfente, bon etnem
pariier @rapeur berriibrte, tpar 70
por3uglt@, 6aB tie ,,i@t lei@t gu ent<
6eden tpar. Das 6auptmertmal Der
Gdl1@ung beftanb, tnie mtr Der
tuuftrierten Gbrontt Scr arteg"
Grandbf4e @erlngsban6lung, @tutts
gart) entnebmen, III Dem an @telIe Der
iiblt9en @trofanbrobung e%tn9ebrudten
@oB: vWer @utnaur1e ober Btsmard
1ebenbig 6er fran30iif@en @epublit
ausliefert, erbGlt bafur bic @umme
bon 3ebn Miuionen Granfs." So ft@
fir 6ies eigenartige Talf@fud 1ofort
Elm 2tebbaber fan6, Der es gum ponen
@el6mert eritan6, batte bic preuBii@e
@e@nungstammer rt@t rtDtig, ftdb pez
gen @rfab na@ paris gu menoen. -
l1ebrtgens batte ii6 f@on pprbem etnz
nal elm dbnli4er "@@era" eretgnet.
Sur 3ett 6riebri9s bes @rpBen mar
in Der preuBti4en Miin3e Elm 1@leiis
f@er Mrbeiter bei@dfttgt, Der aber.
na@oem S@le1ien preubtf@ %9etporben,
auf 1etnen neuen 2an6esberrn ntdt
gut gu fpreden tpar. Dos bra9te er
ba6ur@ gum MuSbrud, baB CT bic
Worte Sin @ei9stoler," ste am
@anoe Ser nit Dem aopf bes &0ntgs
9e3terten 8tlbfette ongebra9t tpare1,
berart %trennte, baB man lei fen mubte:
Sin Met9 ftabl e." Obmobl mon
ben fdlehten Wib f@on balo ent6edte,
tuaren bod fdon etne Mn3abl btefer
maieitGtsbeletbigen6en Miin3en in ben
Wertebr getommen, unb tperu1 es aud
gelang, Sic Mebr5abl bopon mieoer on
Ste Miin3e 3uriid3ufubren, 10 itno
bod etli@e nunetnbrtnslt@" eeblteben
unb fibren 5petfellos beute nod als
toftbare Mertmiirbtgfett etn bef@aultz
DIES Da{etn in ser etnen o6er anberen
Miinaenfammlung.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-04-13
Gin ~seemamn3beitt TIT
Der &anaI5one.
@as feline @riinbung fir ,tns &atbu,
lifen be6eutet.

Sn elmer ont 1. biefes Monats bon
Ser 8un6esbauptlto6t al1Sgeian6ten
telegrapbiiden Mittbeil1ng par 6ie
folgen6e @teue 5u lefen: u@ie beute
befannt tpa1r6e, fat Die 8~nn6esregie-
r1tng I'M S1tereiie Ger geieai@aftlt-
diem un6 reIigioien @oblfabrt iener
Matroien aner 2an6er, sic sic So
nal5one on Ger otla1tiiden 5eite BE-
riibren, 6ur9 @eneralmaior George
50. @oetbols Ser Mmerican @eamen's
Triem6 gocietpt rs @au Street, Seem
Sort, in Ger Nabe Ser Dodanlagen
BON @briftobal=@oIo ein Stud 2on6
our @erfiigung geitelt."
~SSn 1rormalen 8eiten," ion ii6
Generalization @oetbols 5u ser Mm=
gelegenbeh geaubert baben, uuerben
iib @l1n6erte bon Seeleute11 in bem
om otlantiiden @n6e 6es @anals ge-
legenen &afen BON Gbriitobal- Colon
aufbolten. Dieielben mer6en 1idt
111r Sdiffen o%ngeboren, sic Sen &a=
mol poiiieren, ion6ern ou@ iolde1
9diffen, Ole a1f DEM @ege no6
@iioamerifa an bieiem 8ltnfte ser
@anal8one onlegen. Sc iir6 Bis iebt
feline be1on6enen @orfebrungen getrof=
fen fir sic @efrie6ig1ng Ser geien-
idaftliden un6 religi0ien 8e6iirfniiie
ser 2eute, 10 baB 6as Mngebot Der
Mmerican Seamens Srier6 Societp,
elmer interfonfeiiioneuen driitliden
@ereimga1ng, 6ielem Mangel obbel=
fen 5u mouen, uniere ber5lide gu
itimm11ng ftn6et."
8ie mani iiebt, gebt Sos 8eitreben
nidt 10 febr 6abin, 6en Seeleuten eli
tue l1nterfunH 81 g%etpdbren, tporin
befarmtli9 ser critic 3med 6es &eims
Der genonnten @eie1idaft in Seem
Sort Deficit, ion6ern eS ridtet iid
bauptiadli9 6oruuf, fir Sic inn So
fen berfebre1p6en Matroi en iopobl in
geieufdaftlider tpie religi0ier &in=
iidt cine gei1n6e Mtmolpbdre 5u
idaffen. Sos @erf be6elttet fir ole
Seem gorfer @ereinigung, 6epen SSn+
tertonfeiiionaIitdt oller6ings mit Nro-
teitantisma1s b0nig i6ertiia lit, nur
cine Mrs6ebm1ng ibrer felt etpa bum
6ert Sabren betriebenen Mrbett.
SSm %SSntereiie ser Seemannsfiir=
forge ber6iert 6as 11ere l1nternebmen
felb1tperitanoli9 uniere uneinge=
idrdinfftte Mnerfennatng. Sc fragt iid
NUT, Oh 6amit Die 8e6iirfniiie aller
III 8etradt fommen6en Seelel1te be-
frieoigt tper6en f0nrren. Mls &atbo=
lifen ieben pir unS gett6tbigt, 6ieie|
8rage 5u %berreinerr. Denn on Sen
futboliiden Motroien itelt sos reli=
gt0ie 2eben cine &eibe Mnfor6er111=
gen, 6ener er 1l1r in eigens fir i'm
geidaffenen @erbdltniii len geredt mer=
SEN tann, 1n6 sic it@ peient1t9 bon
0etet n1ter1he1oet, 01e 1T Den ~111=
terfonfeiiionellet" Sdiuiern 6urd Sic
gonf on5utreffen iino. Sem bel itor<
benen Bapft Bil1s x, 6em Sic idtpie=
rige 2oge Ser fatboliiden Matroien
iiberam in ser 8elt nidt unbefannt
mar, log sic Gorge fit ibr 5eelen-
bell Defenders ant @er5en. @igene
fatboliihe @eemannsbeime iin6 in
nnieren Eogen cine Motbtuen6igfet.
gs uare 6ober cine febr begribens-
pertbe Sbat, tper1 in Der @a1ol3one
fotpoN tpie in an6ere1r @elhbeiIen
6erortige @d11fer entitiin6en. -@.-G.
~
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-04-13

9te 8riten finb Elm &6benbo1f. Gle
5oblen bobe Steuern, bo1ten bobe2uft-
fdloiier un6 baben tdgli9 bobert 81.
iu9 - 6en Snfel aus Grie6ridsb&.
fen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-04-13

@odefener fdbrt orf einem @iepcle
CUNT @olfipiel. @abrideinli6 fann
er 6ie Soften fir 6os @o1olir, SOS Elm
Mltto broudt nidt eridmingen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-04-13
9en Tleiidbarome1 foQs ,pie6.

Den T1etfdbaronet fo1s mieSe1
einanaI a1 Sen &rogetp geben. Sic
ia o1b gon8 gepiB nidt.
Mber tpe1tm 1tot tpirfli@ NIT 6en1
&o1ba6el mtfrdur1ett tpin, ionte man
6ie M1tnitionsgrofet gleib einidlie=
BEN. Sic ta1tgen nod tpeniger. 9enn
sic ro11ben 6em 2atr6e 6ns @o1tbar1te,
tpas eS bot: feline gbre 1tn6 ieinen
g1tten Namen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-04-13

Capture or 6eitrop," iogte $e,r
Churchill. r8ringt @iun to6t ODER T.
ben6ig," fagt @err @ofer - ar6
1eidter gefagt aIs getban.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1916-07-26
TEDDY DENOUNCED BY
4 PROGRESSIVE Chief
Party "Trussed and Sold" Says
County Chairman O'ConneIl,
of New York.

John ]. O'Connell, chairman of
the New York county committee of
the Progressives, which is the larg-
est organization of that party in the
United States, has-rsised the stand
ard of revolt against Col. Roosevelt
and the other leaders who are at
tempting to deliver the party to the
Republicans. The New York World
of July announces that the county
chairmen from all five boroughs of
Greater New York are supporting
Mr.. O'Connell, and that from State
and county chairmcn all over the
country he is receiving letters urg-
ing him to lead fight against the
endorsement by the Progressive Ma
tional Committed of the Hughes
nomination.
Writing in the World, under the
date named, Mr.. O'Connell says:
IF the voters will take the trou-
BILE to examine the record they will
find that Mr.. Wilson has to his cred
it in the four years of his admins
tration pretty nearly as much pro-
gressive legislation as was enacted
in the eleven years of the Roosevelt
and Taft administrations"
Mr.. O'Connell denounces the Pro-
pressive platform. which, he says,
was made deliberately to take
away the unanswerable argument
we have always been able to oppose
to every suggestion of amalgamation
with the Republicans made since
1912. That argument was that the
had given no indica-
lions, either in their platforms or in
the public utterances of their lead
ers. that the leopard had changed
his spots. So they made our Pro-
gressive platform, emasculated our
Progressive platform, to enable Mr..
Hughes to run on it with the sup
port of all the forces of reaction to
The war cry, Anything to beat Will
son."
He says boldly there is no doubt
IN his mind that the Progressive
party was trussed and sold from the
line of the Gary dinner last yeor."
The Progressive leaders, he says,
we're in honor bound, when Col.
Roosevelt refused to run, to place
IpOn the Progressive ticket some
member of the. Progressive party :
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1916-07-26
CAPT. DeWEESE LAID OFF
BY TEMPORARY ILLNESS

A dispatch dated at Fort Thomas,
KY, last Monday says:
1T was learned this morning
medical examiners. Capt. DeWeese
Louisville, commanding II Company,
Third Regiment, from Hartford, has
been rejected conditionally by the
medical examiners. Capt. Deweese
underwent a minor surgical opera
ton recently and has not recovered
entirely. He will go to a Cincinnati
hospital to-day in an effort to hasten
his complete recovery. 1t is under
stood he will be accepted as soon as
he returns i'm sound condition.
II was quite generally known
when Capt. DeWeese left Hartford
with his company a few weeks ago
that he was not in robust health and
and that he had undergone a minor
operation. No doubt the work of
camp life made him temporarily
worse, but short stay in a hospi-
tai will quite certainly bring him
around all right. Capt. DeWeese
has host of friends here who wish
for him a speedy recovery, as We all
know his deep attachment fof his
and the army service.
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CENTRAL GROVE.

July 24.-Sunday School contin-
ues to grow in interest with Mr.. NJ,
G. Smell as uperintendent.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Rowe, who
have been visiting relatives here for
the past two weeks, will leave to-
day in their touring car for their
home in Kenosha, Wisconsin.
Mrs. Bette Fulkerson and daugh-
ter Miss Lois, of Paducah, are spend
ing q few weeks with Mrs. Fulker-
sons mother, Mrs. Amanda Rowe,
and other relatives here.
Mr.. Spurgeon Maddox and family,
of Waco, Texas, visited the family
of Mr.. j. w. Loney last week.
Mrs. Dr. j. S. Fitzhugh and chill
dren, of Island, visited Mr.. and Mrs.
L. Q. Cooper recently.
Mrs. Ora Maddox, of Beaver Dam,
is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. l.. j.
Igleheart, and other relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emerson Stevens
and little son John, of Cromwell,
are visiting Mrs. Stevens parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Render.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. p. Brown and
little granddaughter Clarisa Ashby,
of West Providence, visited the fam
lily of Mr.. Lewis Brown Sunday.
Miss Irene Rhoads, of Beaver
Dam, spent a few days recently with
her aunt, Mrs. w. |. lgleheart.
Miss Lillian Balls, of Centertown,
visited Miss Oracle Southland Satur-
day and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Ashby and lit
tie daughter Francis Pauline, OF
Lone Star neighborhood, visited rel
atives here Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Hooker, OF
East Hartford. visited at Mr.. B. w,
Hocker's Saturday night and Sun
day.
Miss Gayle Tichenor. of Hartford.
is the guest of her aunt. Mrs. Ever
EFT Tichenor.
Miss Maymee Shoulders, of this
place, is visiting Miss Iva Barnes. OF
Ceralvo.
Messrs. Pirtle Park. Jesse Bishop
and Tom Brown have gone to De
troit. Mich. where they have, II IL
reported, good positions.
Mrs. Y. S. Taught and children
of Paradise. visited in this commun'
ity last week.
Mr.. r. T. Her. of Rockport, is Wis
iting the family of Mr.. ID. M. Park
of this place.
Mrs. Worth Ashby, who has beer
in III health for several months, IL
no better.
! Misses Beatrice and Nellie Wal,
lace were baptized Sunday afternoon
by Rev. r.. 4. Fuqua.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Acton, OF Hart
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RALPH.

July 22.-Miss Dona Ralph, OF
Sunnydale, KY, is visiting Miss
Leathel Patton this week.
Mr.. Tom Midkiff, OF greensboro,
spent Friday with Mr.. H. w. Ralph.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Patton spent
Friday with Mrs. Belinda Ann Pat
ton, of Adaburg.
Mr.. Thurman Ralph and family
visited Mr.. Lonnie Wade and family,
near Hartford, this week.
Miss Gertrude Taylor, of Adaburg,
spent Saturday night with Miss
Leathel Patton.
Mr.. l.. A. Ralph is visiting MIR.
Tom Taylor and family, of Sulphur
Springs, KY.
Mr.. Tom Benton, of >Centertown,
spent Wednesday night with Esq. j.
l.. Patton.
Messrs. c. f. Miller, j. d. and p.
C. Cooper and Martin Farmer, of
Fordsville, KY, We're here Friday az
ternoon.
Mr.. C. C. Moseley met with quite
an accident one evening of this week
when a mule kicked him in the
mouth.
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ROOSEVELT'S
TERM "NE.iSE,i. WORDS

Editors Herald, Hartford, Ky
Referring TO Il recent use in
your paper of the term weasel
words, which Col. Roosevelt
brought into general notice in his
speech last May, in st. Louis, I
would call your attention to the or
igin of the words, sixteen years ago.
In the June, 1900. number of the
Century Magazine, page 304, there
appeared a story entitled THE
Stained-Glass Political Platform,
by Stewart Chaplin. 1t tells OF two
young men who constructed, for
amusement, a take-off on political
platforms. At page 800, is found
the following:
And like most platforms" con-
tinued 81. John, lit contains plenty
OF what | call weasel words"
And what may weasel words
be?"
"Why, weasel words are words
that suck all the life out of the
words next to them, just as a weas-
el sucks an egg and leaves the shell.
If you heft the egg afterward it's as
light as a feather, and not very fill
ing when you're hungry; but a bas-
ketful of them would make quite a
show, and would bamhoOZle the UNI
wary"
II know them WELL" said Gam
age, and mighty useful they are,
TOO. Although the old gentleman
couldn't write much of platform,
he's an expert on weaseling. I've
seen him take his pen, and 80
through a proposed plank or resolu-
ton. and weasel every hat-footed
word in it. Then the weasel word
pleases one man, and the word that S
been weaseled pleases another"
This is the origin of the term
weasel words" now so frequently
quoted. A. F. WHITFIELD,
2 Rector street,
New York City.
IuIv 10 1919
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PUTS TRUST IN OPINION
OF MEN IN THE STREET

You get good deal more light
on the street than yuG do in the
closet. You get a good deal more
light by keeping your ears open
among the rank and file of your
fellow citizens than you do in any
private conference whatever. |
would rather hear what the men are
talking about on the trains and in
;hc shops and by the Preside thal
hear Anytime else. because | want
guidance, and | know | could get il
there, and what | am constantly
asking is that men ,horld bring me
that counsel, because | am not pi'S-
ilcgod TO de- ,rIins tHings indepcnl-
entity of tn's cora,ol. an i0uT
servant. not your ruler From
President Wilson's address at De-
tioit.
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THE METHODIST BIBLE
CLASSES TO FEDERATE

The announcement is made that
plans have been completed for a
great meeting at Kavanaugh Camp
Grounds, eighteen miles east of
Louisville on tn" l.. G. N, of the
Wesley Bible Glass workers of the
Southern Methodist Church in the
Louisville and Kentucky Confer
enees. The object of the meeting
Is the organization of the Kentucky
Wesley Bible Class Federation. hav-
ing as its object the improvement
and extension of Wesley lhDie Glass
work in the two Conferences. All
Wesley Bible classes in this country
are expected TO attend this meeting.
The program is Of an unusually high
order.
The opening session will begin at
2 O'Clock on Tuesday, August sth,
and the meeting will close Thurs
Gay at noon. II will be a time of