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The Colorado statesman., 1916-01-29
DOLLARS AND SENSE.

Dollars count. Without them we
cannot procure food to eat, clothes to
wear or roof to shelter us.
| Dollars by themselves, however, are
worth mighty little, even in the mart
of trade; for mere money, unaccom-
panied by distributing agent. is as
valueless as would be a work of art
covered with burlap and stored in a
cellar
Men of mark, taking them as they
run, and barring the few who are only
financially successful. have something
besides money. have done something
which money cannot do. They owe
their regulations in business, and out
of it, not wholly to the fact that they
are financially rich or commercially
influential.
Dollars without sense are as badly
off as would be sense without dollars
to provide for it's wants.
The power of money. great as it is.
is not vested wholly in money itself.
Its value is dependent upon what ac-
companies it.
The miser, even though his store
house is filed with ready cash, has no
standing in the community and is not
on good terms even with himself. He
has accumulated, but he has not dis
tributed. He has made money and
done nothing else
Good sense, common sense, is worth
more than money, even assuming that
money can be obtained without it.
The man of sense stands higher ev-
crywhere than does the nan of dol
lars
Common sense is to be priced above
al financial riches. With it all things
ire possible. ithout 1t nothing
worth while can be accomplished
Men today are reckoned by their
sense, not by their dollars. Their
positions in business. in the profess
sions. in the community, are depend
ent upon the amount of common sense
they possess. with or without accom-
panying money.
Don't imagine, young man, that the
mere accumulation of money is going
to give you any position of which you
may be proud. even among men of
money.
When men die they leave only one
heritage which is remembered. and
that is what they have done for the
benefit of humanity. whether or not
! this good has been accomplished by
willing money to schools, libraries,
and charities. or is obtained because
they left behind them an example
worthy to be followed.
"a
The Colorado statesman., 1916-01-29
Farmers Use Phone.

A farm report shows that one.
ourth OF the telephones operated by
a leading company are located in farm.
houses. The spread of the telephone
In the last live years has been surpris-
lngly swift. but hardly outstrips the
use OF electrical appliances in the
home. in the factory. on the farm-in
fact, In nearly every phase of life
The Colorado statesman., 1916-01-29

and began sleeping in hard
Doy ached but
end OF month tried the bed and
"reched Then
thing that affected stomach
AT slept
decided
heart,
Il
The 1
a anda
n walks.
Society
The Colorado statesman., 1916-01-29


The
Russell of
Romanc che
necessiad his
himself helmet
low
There culed inside
at
Ami street station Lieutenant sionistadt authority
whether
gver
hem
The Colorado statesman., 1916-01-29
GARDEN NOTES

Sun and wind are apt to damage
some evergreen trees during winter.
These can be protected by building a
triangular frame over them, made of
light wood. boarded up on two sides
Fill vacant window boxes with bulbs,
ferns or small evergreens.
A few roots OF mint taken up from
The Colorado statesman., 1916-01-29

was hiatus his existence after all
building
black nobody
at little
building SINCE
The Colorado statesman., 1916-01-29
Sometime New.

THE new pitcher has them all puz
zled."
What's he got?"
Hes got self-starter, doesn't have
to crank up. and gets the ball across
the plate before the batter knows 1t
has started"
The Colorado statesman., 1916-01-29

pI6 estdte' OUHyers NIaHUT' are eH-
thusiastic over the plan. An ornithol-
ogist of high ability will be selected
from the Massachusetts Agricultural
college and will be ordered to make
Conyers Manor an ideal bird refuge.
His work will include the raising
of wild ducks and the winter feeding
and protection of insectivorous birds,
this including the setting out of nest
ing boxes and lessening the enemies
of birds life.
A bird census will be taken at the
The Colorado statesman., 1916-01-29

pIIHheu IT'S BTeeH eyes, drCneu nlH
back and purred in such a friendly
manner that the workmen immedi-
ately became attached to him and
shared the contents of their dinner
pals with him
Tom was no ordinary cat. Falling
plaster, the thunder Of brick and
timbers being hurled to the street
caused him no fright.
When the last brick and the last
piece of timber had been removed
Tom was left without a home There
The Colorado statesman., 1916-01-29


protected
Will lessened materially
Quail win dother
Wild
breeding
of
be
The Colorado statesman., 1916-01-29
Policeman in Brooklyn Runs Down Strong Clue

CHANGING drop
~ the
led to the of Raymond Barone
The Colorado statesman., 1916-01-29

HItnough no one recognized It as
clue. They called it something else.
The station fairly reeked with the
odor Of Roman cheese, to which the
smell Of limburger is as altar of roses
or the breath of clover-fed kline. The
odor escaped into the open air, and
staggered.
The odor first assailed the nos
trils of Policeman Russell of the
Amity street station-"Cheesey" Rus
sell his fellow bluecoats call him, be-
The Colorado statesman., 1916-01-29
St. Paul Cat Adopted Building Site for His Own

CT PAUIwhn
Merchants National Bank building
The Colorado statesman., 1916-01-29
Bird Sanctuary of 1900 Acres at Greenwich, Conn.

REENWICH. make his l. 500
bird manager of the
The Colorado statesman., 1916-01-29

was a physical wreck-rheHmatism
and stomach trouble. Unable tc
sleep, 1 rode electric cars and took
long walks at all times of the night
This soothed me for the time, and
early one morning, while on journey
to Lincoln park, the idea occurred tc
me to initiate the ape in his manner
of rest. His body stiff1y erect, he sup
ports his head between clenched fists
when sleeping. All of the vital organs
are left free So / abandoned nv bed
The Colorado statesman., 1916-01-29
Chicagoan Cures All Ills by Sleeping in Chair

NE1CAGO-Why
with
advances
Ona hee
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-16
Gin @prt AT Die 8amS:
frauett.

1ie boben &reiie oller Mabrungs=
mittel legen ben Sausfraue11 oes Mr=
better nr6 Weittelitanoes sic per-
emptoriide 8flibt auf @pari amfeit
tpalten gu lalien, mo immer 6ies an=
gangig it, un6 Defenders 6arauf gu
a6ten, 6aB nidts tpeggetporfen miro,
tpaS lih in Ser einen o6er ser an6e<
rem Torm no6 bertper6en l4Bt:
Mler0ings nit ser 5pomiamfeit
oQein lit es ou6 ni9t getban. Gin
mi6tiger 5aftor int &ausbalt biIoet
Der @infauf nn6 be3igli6 6eS Git1=
foufenS gibt Sic 8rdii6entin ser
Netp Oorfer &ousfroten=2iga, Sran
9eath, folgen6e beber5igensmertbe
@infe:
Se6e @arsfrau iollte, ebe iie gum
@infaufen gebt, iid iiber Ben gsab=
rl1ngsn1ittelmarft nnterridten. sic
miro in Sen Sages5eit11ngen meiitens
sic notbmen6ige Snformation fin6en
un6 ioute unter feinen l1m1tGn6en
iolde Mrtifel faufen, sic on 6em be-
treffenoen Sag bo6 I'M &reiie iteben.
sSn 6ieier @ode iin6 gum 8ei1piel,
tpegen 6es groBen &oniumS an Sen
iit6ii6en 6eiertagen, @ibner tbeuer,
Sdtnfen lit 6ogegen binig. Man
ioute it6 ni6t 6arauf berlallen, pas
Ser San6ler gera6e empfiebf, Ser in
eigenen Srttereiie bor6elt 1tr6
pieaeibt bon etnem Mrtifel, bon oem
er iebr biel an San6 bat, m0gIidit
oiel losi6lagen min. M11f feinen 6an
iollte tie aber ibr uMenu" 5uiammer1=
ite1enz ebe iie nidt SEN Marft be- 11dt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-16

gen Bel Iriebribsbofen cine i@pimz
menbe 8retterballe e~rltellt uno oas
erite 3eppeQini@e 2uftiaiff gsbaut
purbe. Ser Graf ia: als .uebunssz
s%eldnce" ben Gee gepd6lt, tpeil oiez
les 5errain ni9t getauft oDer ge=
padtet peroen mubte uno ioeil es fir
bic 2anonns Der noG re9t uabe9olz
fenen er;ien 9uftfabr5euge weni9er
gefdbrli@ NOR, ais Das feite 2anD,
no man auf bic 8dume uno auf bic
9G9er geraten tonnte uno Rnlturz
1@aoen rsr9iten mubte, tpenn mon
IN etnem &rautgorten pber in einem
9opfenfelo gu lanben ge5tpungen NOR.
S@ erinnere mi9 gut, 10 f@rei6t
Elm Rorreiponoent, an ben Mufs
itieg be5 eriten 3eppelinf4en 2nftz
i9iffes am 10. Stunt 1900. Wir
lagen einen gar5eu Sag lang i'm
@ra1e BON Man5eu, cine gemaltige
@olfsmenge, unD brauben auf benz
See 19mamm Elm @ei4paoer BON
aebn, 3mDlf meni@ensefillten Damp
fern, umpimmelt bon 9unoerten BON
8ooten. Man freute ii4 beg f@o=
men @@auipiels, bas Sic i@tffbelebte
@eebe Bot, un6 Ger berrli@en Musii@t
in bic 9@pei5erberge, bic aug blauer
Terne auf ben See berlberi @auten.
Mber bos NOR au@ aaes, iiber bas
man iib am Stranbe bon Man3eQ
freuer tonnte. Das Qufti@tff tam
ni@t aus Der f@mimmen0en 9alle
beraus, es mar mod nidt re@t fliigz
se; enttiul@t 5og man beim, ouf
ben 9ampfern puroe gepfiffen mie
I'M Sbeater, tpenn Ser Senior ungeni<
genb tit uno als id abenos nit benz
3ug Der @nttdui@ten no6 Triebri4sz
bafen %panberte, ba b0rte t@ ben
preubii4er &ris9sminiI ter, einen Sc
neral nit grobem, blonbem @@nurrz
bart, i'm @orbeifa3ren perdrgert gu
letnem 8egleiter iagen: rS@ babe ia
gefagt, boB ales Mumpib ift!"
Mben6 f@lief if auf benz 9a@>
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-16

Trieorihtsbafen mar Big Dor 5ehn
Sobren bic itiuite unb peri4lafenite
Staot am Bobenfee 9ie alte Hei@sz
ita0t 8u4born fam i'm Sabre 1910
als tleines, etnas beruntergetommez
mes Nelt an @urttemberg, bas bamtt
NnitDber am 8obenfee muroe. &0z
mig 6riebti@ bon Wurttemberg ,berei<
ntste I'M Sabre 1911 feline neue 9a>
fentabt nit Dem naben &loiter 9o<
fen unb CUB Der neuen @emeinbe ben
Ramen Trieori@5bafen. DIS Rlo<
ter @ofea, cine alte 8ene0ifttnerz
abtei, 0eren 9oppeltiirme als Mabr<
sei@en 5rie6ri@sbafens peit in ben
See btnausf9auen, tpurbe gum t0z
nigli9en @4lpie umge6aut, unb bic
5tabt purbe bann @ommerreitben3
oes piirttemhagii@en 80nigsbauie5.
Sic lit es beute nod; aber lie tit
oaour@ nur nod filler uno %6e6dbtger
geporoen. Die meiiten 5trmatofeln
an ben &ramldben trogen bic Mufz
&Dnigli9er 9oflieferant; perz
lonnen liegt bas @@loB nit ietnen
often Surmen in benz groben Part,
unb cine altpdterl;9e ReliDen5itimz
mung lag in ben @afen uno I6er
Den 9d6ern ser @tabt. 9us lit
Dann auf einer @9lag anberS ge<
.ipprben. Set ettpa 3ebn Sa6ren bat
Jrisorids9afen einen Muf@pung gez
nommen, tpie i'm feline 3neite Stobt
am 8o0enlee gu Der5ei6nen bat; es
1T auf einmol ertpa9t, bat 2e6en
6efommen, bot biele 1eue 9duier aus
benz 8pben no@len ieben, bat bic
alten Wirts6dufer, bic lt@ mod nit
If" 1@rie6en, in moberne 9otels umz
geponbsli, bat cine neue @tron0pro<
menabe gebaut, Die f@Dnite am gar1z
sen See; bat Snbui trie, 2eben un0
5rembenperfebr erbalten. @s 1T Elm
fa1t amertfanti4er Mufi@nung, ben
oas olte 8uhborn in 5e6n Sabren
Our9gema9t bat, unb feline 8ep0lz
fe~rungs5obl 1T NIT einem gan3 per<
bliiffenben @prung in bic @0be gez
i6nellt. limb sos alIes bat 5rtebz
benz @rafen Zeppelin unb
ieinem 2ufti@iff gu perbonfen.
Sc par i'm @ommer 1900, ols
auf Der f0nigli@en 9omdne Manz
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-16
der
rungsmittel, ols pelhe ie in. ere;
2inie sebout uno in ben Dienit &C.
ifelt mnrilen finn. linn ben nnllar

rungsmittel, o1s pel9s ie in. ere;
2inie gebaut uno in ben 0ienlt 9ez
telt porben 1inp. limb ben ppllsn
@ert Der 3eppelini4en grfinoung
piro man erlt einnal recbt ermeien
tDnnen, lpenn Dos 2uft19iff in ben
@ienlt bes frieblidjen Nertebrs treten
piro. Mon iPri9t beute 6ereitS BON
ti1em 3sppelilDerte4s nit 2tnerIta,
unb felbIt sic lsdnifer, bic Dor lpez
nigen Sobren ben 9ilettonten D.
5fieori@shafen perlpntteten, 5petfeln
beute nt9t mebr an Der te9niI@en
DurGfibrbarfeit zines @erfe6rs iiber
ben S5ean.
Jriebrids6afen bsiibt beute cine eez
paltige Mnlage fir ben 9uftl@iff'
bau nit pielen tauIen0 Mrbeitern.
Die alte 9aue BON Man5eu lit ldngit
~aufgesebsn. 9inter Ser @tabt beim
&ieolepart iino grobe maiiipe, bom>
benfi@ere 9oQen %eritanoen, umge'
ben bon einem petten &ompler bon
MertItdtten uno @usfabriten. 9ie
9eiltungsfd6isfeiten bieier Mnlagen
lit 10 grob, bab iebt jebe Mo4e ein
reues 2ufti@iff o6geltefert peroen
tam. 8eim Ausbru@ bes &rieges
beiab bic beuti@e Nrmee 12-15
s3eppelini@e 2uftI9iffe; i'm Tebruor
bs. IS. bat 5rieort@5bafen Dos buns
BERTHE 9ufti@iff obseliefe rt. Der
SDp bat 1i9 i'm 2auf e 0es &rteges
fart perdnbert; Sic Ta9r5euge fino
nod sr1Ber, bic MOtoren no@ itarz
fer geporben. 9aB 6ie uno Da einz
mol ein Zeppelin ins Meer fdut ooer
auf benz 9an6e beruntergei@onen
ptrb, funn Die &riegs6rau@barfett
ber Tabr5euge ntdt in Trage iteQen;
acknowledgements unb 9reaoz
nougbts geben I'M @riege au@ perz
obne oaB besbalb bic &rtegsz
ti@ttgfs;t Der &apa1erie uno Der
Nan5erl@iffe abgeitritten porbsn
tpdre.
@as alte 8u@born 1T felbftDer:
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-16

boben bes 9otels gum rDeuti@en
Sous" auf einem @ofa, un6 ant fol-
gsnoen Sage itieg Dann Dos 2ufti@tff
auf. Mbel bic erite Jabrt ging febl;
Der Zeppelin fanD ben Rudtpeg na@
Manaeu nt9t me6r un0 ftel balb 3er<
trimmert in oas S@tlf bon Smmenz
itaabt. VI.
Man fennt Sen peiteren Derlauf
Der 3epfelini@en @rtinoungsgef@i@z
te. Sic bat bittere 3eiten bur@gez
ma@t. 9te 9eute pom Sad ma9<
ten bic t9le@telten Wibe iiber ben
rDtlettanten am 8ooeniee", Der boz
mails NOD nt@t ST. ing. NOR, uno
bic oeuti@e !9eeresperpaltung Fat
lunge 3ett BON ben PrDbeleien oes
alien &eitergenerals nt@ts ptfen
nollen. Sin paar Sabre lang lag
Die perlafene 8retterbale DON Mamz
3eu mie eine tro1tloie Ruine ba; lie
tam etnem DOR, tpie Das @ru6 Don
tubnen 9offnungen un6 gei@eiterten
Planen. SIM Sabre 1906 erit fam
Der nmi@mung, Sic beuti@e Natton
iteuerte bier Miutonen 5u1ammen
unb ber1@affte bomtt benz @rafen
Zeppelin bic Mittel CUR TortieBung
fetner @eriu@e auf groB3iigiger
@runblage. Sn Berlin f@mol3 au<
mdbli@ bas Sis; bic 0euti@e @eez
resDertpaltung, bic Bis bahin bas
ftarre a3efpelini@e 2uft1@iff nerz
i@md6te unb -einieitig ben offi3ieQen
balbftarren pariepal<Spp protegiert
batte, begam 1t@ fir bic 8er1u@e
s3eppelins gu tntereiiieren, uno als
bic eriten groben 5a6rten gelangen,
ba tit uu@ bas SpDtteln Der Sa@z
leute I6er Sen uSilettanten am 8o<
benfee" Der itummt. gs gab 3tpar nod
mandes MiBgefdid, mod man@e
Soto tropbe; aber bas 5abr5eug
tpurbe luftti9tiger DON Sabr gu
Sabr, bic Mrmeepermaltung itellte
Bic 2ufti@iffe in ibren @ienit, unb
als Der &rteg los6ra@, ba bate
Deuti@fano Elm &riegsluftl@tff our
@erfigung, benz bic @egner nt@ts
@lei@pertiges entgegenitenen tonnz
ten. @s pirb erit na@ benz Rrtese
an Sen Sag tommen, mel@e 9ienite
bic 3eppsline ben beuti@en Mrmeen
geletitet ba6en; iebt b0rt man MIR
bon ben Tobrten na@ Parts uno
no@ @nelenb unb bon Der Mitpirz
tung Bel ben nnternebmungen 3ur
See; DaJegen 1T 0ffentli@ nt4ts be-
tannt gemprben iiber bic 2eiitungen
ber 3eppeltne als itrategif@e Muftld<
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-16
u1ro ii9 bort bon Ser &reislage iber=
ap1tnt hnt

uno ii6 bort bon Ser &reiSlage uber=
5eugt fat.
Seoe @eri6lpenbung lolte bernie
Sen un6 nidtS fortgemorf EN- tper6en,
tpaS ii6 nod b%ertpen6en ldBt. l1eber-
g%ebliebene 6leiiditiide fonten gut gu
@ald)ee o6er uYieS" b%ertpenoet tper=
ben; aus iibriggebliebenem Semitic
ldBt iid nod elm idmodbafter galat
ooer u6ritterS" berl teQen. @enn IT.
ge116 m0glib, lit Ser @infa11f in gro
Beren Auantitaten ratbiam, bo@ 6arf
nidt aus 6em @ouen gemirtbidaftet
mer6en, ionoern 6as betreffenoe
Auantl1m mnb Big n1f Sen lebten
&elt berbrau6t mer6en.
Sir Mrtifel, bie bo9 inn Breiie ite=
fen, iino 511bititl1te 3u empfeblen.
Sci man6en @eridten fant1 man 6as
6leil6 our6 &aie ODER gaiilie er1eben.
&artoffeln iin6 jebt iebr tbeuer. Cine
ginl6ranfung int 8erbrar9 bon
&~artoffeln lit bober ratb1am nno
le1bt at betperf1teltgen, 90 man IN
&eis, MaffaroniS nr16 Spagbettis ei<
ren guten un6 biqtgeren @r1ab fin
set. 3um &oden fann a1t9 iebr gut
fo116enlterte Mtl6 itatt Ser %foitipieli=
geren friiden Mil6 %pertpenoet per=
ben.
Milh un6 8ro6 iin6 troy ser ge-
g~entpartigen &reiie nod immer Der
b%altriBmabig biqige Na%br1tngsmittel
un6 ON 6ielen loQte 6esbalb nidt ge=
ipart mer0e1t. Semitic in &annen, TO-
g%erat1te u@ereals" nn6 Graders loll=
ten gleidfaus 10 biel als m0gli6
beremn6et tper6e1t, 90 6ieie einige ser
tpenigen Mrtifel iin6, Sic nidt i'm
Brei1e geltiegen.
Die gr0Bte Spariamfeit iolte jett
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-16

in ie6em @ousbalte geibt mer6en, 90
eine meitere 8reiSiteigerung ser
notbmen0iglten 2ebensmittel in Ser
3ufunft gu ertparten lit. 8eionoers
Die Breiie fir aqe Wil6prooufte, tpie
gntter, &Qie II m., tperoen in oiefem
Mi11ter cine n%neruartete @0be errei-
9en, Ga lei6er geraoe in 6ielen Mrti-
feln bier5ulanoe nod in1n1er biel at
biel Der i61penoet miro uno oie Mus-
fubr nit je6em Sage groBere 8ropor-
tionen annimmt. @eiie @pariamfeit
int SauSbalte mir6 nidt 11ur ser Be-
treffen6en Sausfrau 5ugute fomn1en,
Ga iie 6aourb sic So item Ser 2ebens=
boltung peientlid b%erringern fam,
ion6ern lie lit aub fir oas @emein-
pobl BON boditer 8e6eutung. Sc
mebr Ser &onium in einem beltimm,
ten Mrtitel reou5iert miro ie geringer
6ie Nadfrage lit, I'M 10 tpeniger lit
cine Hrei5iteigerung 5u erparten.
Mngebot nno Ma9frage regulieren
au6 auf 6em 2ebensmittelmorft sic
Ereiie un6 6ie @ausfrauen fonnen
bel gegen sic unberbaltniBmdBige
Nreisi teigerung zines Mrtifels tbun,
ipenn iie bon 6em betreffenoen MrtifeI
10 menig mie m0glid oerbrauden uno
faufen. Ser 8reis miro 6unn gar15
bon ielbit anf cine normale Sobe 5u=
riidqeher.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-16

itanbli@ itol5 borauf, bic 9eimat
Der 3eppeline gu leil1, uno es nimmt
es gerne nit in &auf, penn ibm ab
unb 81 Elm paar Jliegerbomben ouf
fte 9Gder berabgetpprfen werben'
SIS miro benz @rofen Zeppelin gan5
1i9er etnlnal Elm Seminal erridten;
jeBt i9on bdnst Iein 8ilbnis in alien
@tubsn, man bat eS auf alIe pfeifenz
tDpfe unb auf aue rgoupenirs" gez
malt; Urisnri9sbafen fat ieinen 3epz
pelinbrunnen, iein 3eppelinmui eum
uno naturli@ au@ iein r@alt6auS
gum 2ufti@iff". Die 9eimot Der
s3eppeline lit bic intereHanteit tie
@taot am 8obenlee %gemoroen, uno
na@ Dem 4riege miro es au@ Sic be-
1u@teite merben - porber6onD itnb
6abrten nod Dem alien Bu@born
nit etni9en S@mierigfeiten perbunz
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-16

- Gin 8emobner BON
Mi55a f9tdte tdgli@ mebrere bunoert
putete nod Baris un0 anoeren groz
ben @tdbten 5ranfret9s. @s paren
Ma@nabmepatete iber 1,75 st., nno
baneben 1tanb in f@Dner grpber
&unbf@rift: n5amilien Mnbenfen".
9te @mpfdngerinnen tparen burhz
meg Mittpen, beren 9atten in ben
leBten Mp4en fielen. Mit GROCER
@m1igteit 1telte 1t9 Der Monn aus
allen nur erret9boren 3eitungen eine
mDg1i@it rei@balttge Mbrefenliite 3uz
iammen. Ollie Die Mitmen, oenen Der
8rieftrGger am ndditen ooer iiberz
nd@ften Sag bic tletne Nadna9mez
%fenoung porlegte, l0i ten lie ber5li4
germ Elm, in bonger @offnung, bob
ser @atte piellei@t np4 tur5 Dor ieiz
mem Sob etnem &ameraben ettpas
fir bic Camille anpertraut bat, eiaen
Brief, ein 8ilb, etpas, fir Dos man
ielbit 20 ST. 5ablen muroe. Mber bas
8ilo Tim ein loldes honoelte IS
iih metft = 5eigte ;rgenoetn 5erf&oi<
7enes Sort, cine Stride, etnen Be
fu@ oes B%rdlibenten ot ser 5rpnt =
etpas, bas I'M be1ten Sal 10 Gts.
getoitet BADEN modte, bofur aber in
BEN fp1tbaren nm19lag trgenbeiner
&rtegs5ettung geptdelt tpar. 9a Der
@erluit notwithstanding sering NOR,
{@miegen bisber bic In 10 freunolt<
der Meiie bebadten 5rauen. Sri
burG Ole Mn3eige elmer Mttme aus
Mrpaton muroe Dem 9errn 0as
Qeleat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-16

bobsn @om6en ouf 5rieoriasbofen
bsranserseporf en-, mas no9 gar ME
prppha5eit lporoen lit, ano mas nee
Der s9pa6en no9 Shpei5er ie fir
mDsIia ssbalten batten. Jrteorth5z
hrfen peroantt oieie en9liide 8iiite
Dem llmitanoe, oab es bic 9eimat
Der 5eppeIine lit. Gs loute ei9entli@
r35eppelinshafen" beiben, cine lmz
taife, iiDer bic iia umiome6r reoen
liebe, OILS bic i6pGbii6e @ta6t am
8ooeniee idon einmal t6ren Namen
gelpsdielt bat. Sic bieb friiber
gu9born, Bis gum Sabre 1911. Sn
jsner 3eit fanb mon gefalen am 3d.
heniee, alten ~olennnniihen Srtsnaz
men ei1en oDnaltii9en Slang gu gez
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-16

Ma9 elmer alten Yrop6e5eiung io(<
len bic &Glafen mod einraal lire
@duIs i'm 8oDenI &c trlnten. Sic
bat iid bis bsute noA nidt erfiiat.
@afur i;lo paDreno oieies &rieges
{6on Stpeimol englifde Jlieger
iiber benz 8poeuiee erl4ienen unp
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-16
@tf 9f(n'at 1fr zfppfltne.

Der beoots l1nfus auBer mobe ee>
fommen, fonit bdtten mir ON 800
reniee louter n9dfen" 6etommen,
eielei9t fpgar auf Der 91pei5erz
ieite, 100 ein5elne uferorte ou6 nit
beril6mten Notabilitaten prunten
fDnnen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-16

Ben; aus 5ernatingen murbe 2ubz
lpissbafen, aus @ttenrieo Der @rdz
fin 5bun gu g6ren 5unan, unb nit
tnapper got entging unter &0nig
Mar oas 6april9e 9inbau benz
@dtdIaI, in Morimilians6ofen umz
qetauft gu perben. Gum Slid 1T,
fp bemerft Elm @9mei5er 8latt,
New-York tribune., 1916-04-23

ing Jewel of thoughts. THAT man has
n ready education who has been so
trained in youth that his body Is the
servant Of his will. and does with ease
and pleasure all the work that. as
mechanism. IL is capable Of"
Appropriate as is this moralizing, me
auotstion following the proclamation
Of awards for the best care of sewage
surpasses II.
Watch Your Step.
"Be sure and put your feet in the
right place and then stand firm some
anonymous philosopher advises all CON
testants.
"The Best Effort in Music" has
brought out large number OF con
testants. and those who are STRIVING
for the prize awarded for The Best
Personal Appearance" are indul ging IN
hours Of training each day before the
mirror. unmindful Of the fact that the
ouotation beneath the announcement or
this event says, "Doing good ~ tne
only certainly happy action OF man :
life" a.,
But these quotations are in the man
annropriate. Under the announcement.
~ Tho contest for "The Best Care OF
the Mortuary" the catalogue ASKS !:
There is nothing like fun, is there :
God has made sunny spots in the heart'
yhy exclude the light from them
New-York tribune., 1916-04-23
AUTO MEN PLEDGE ARMY AID
To Organize with Railroads M''''"''
Transport System.

With the cooperation OF 'nc
College a system Of military transpo,-
tation. organized TO utilize every ia''-
itv Of railroads and automobile indus
tries will be worked out as a step IN
national preparedness, II was az.
nounced Yesterday. on behalf OF W.
Societv Of Automobile Engineers y
conference was held in the war oo',
lccc at Washington last Monday anu
suggostions were made that iI mouoiI
trnck corps for use in time OF na,'o"a;;
need he placed under the dlreoIio' "a
thc Ouartermaster' Department. ~
shs. The railroad transportation phSss,
he he banded bv the Engineer Corps Oh
the army. ~ tho Ma
,ional Automobile Chamber cf oo',,, ~
-,srcc has authorized its eXecu,Ncs ~
aid the military authorities ID go go
o"s.;hlo % v,sv. The American Au'0n'yY- A9y
b;le Association and the American hn,', ne
way Association committee WILL
help. horo that good
- er;tation will result IN inc ou.'u
io@N ~ AZ least FIVE national hlgh"as
s., ~s the Atlantic to the facihe AZ
I'm ~ came number will be avallnoI,
from north to south. Nl,n 80 80 any
feci sure that they could moN9 an. @~s
run,ber Of men and any amount "
,lies on short notice.