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The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-03-24
Fl EMBARRASSING ID SAY THE LEAST
 |S SITUATION
Geo. L. Seese Who Was in Clifton as
 Associated Press Correspondent, E Is Alleged to Have Two Wives.

Geo. L. Seese, manager of the Los Angeles office of the Associated Press, and who was sent to Clifton for several days during the early part Of the strike in this district, is in rather embarrassing position to say the least.
 Reason: Two different women claim him as their husband
 The marriage at Deming, N. M f, on Feb. 26, of George l.. Seese to Miss Cecile Louder, of Fl Paso, was kept a secret until last week, when the bride, following the departure of Geo. l.. Seese, Associated Press corres- pendent, from Fl Paso, for Columbus, N. M, to accompany the American army of invasion into Mexico, announc ed that the newspaper man was her husband.
 Miss Louder is a nurse, recently working at Rolston hospital -in Fl Paso and prior to her engagement there, she was employed at Provi- dence. She is sister of the jockeys Louder and her father is horse own CT.
 A correspondent at Deming affirm ed that. the couple were married in Deming by judge c. c. Rogers on the NoIO 6iNOh anu duu0u IIldI NIT. S60S6 i represented himself as an Associat- ed Press man. The correspondent said that MT. Seese was later seen | by Deming people at Columbus, N. M, the day following the attack upon Columbus by Villa, which he covered for the press association Persons from Fl Paso, who have been at Columbus recently, state that charming young woman was with him there and that he introduced her freely as Mrs. Seese' They said that she. had jokingly said that she intended to accompany her husband into Mexico and act as nurse for wounded soldiers, asserting that this was her profession.
 The news that George l.. Seese was married on Feb. 26 at Deming, N. M, to Miss Cecile Louder" was wired to Los Angeles, when back came the following message:
 Mrs. George l.. Seese lives in Los Angeles. She says she and Seese were married Il years ago in Chicago. They have had four children. Mrs. Seesee has heard nothing about any marriage in New Mexico and she never heard of Miss Louder. She says she had a telegram from Geo. Seese two days ago in which he told her he was going with the troops into Mexi- CO.,"
 Mrs. Seese No. 1 of Los Angeles claims there has been no divorce Mrs. Seese No. 2, of Fl Paso, says it is not true that her husband has a wife and children in California and adds: Somebody is trying to hold him up for money, maybe. Would he introduce me to his friends here if he had a wife elsewhere?"
 ! While in Clifton three months ago MT. Seese talked freely about his wife and children. in California, adding that his wife was in poor health, and while he was here she was at Palm Springs for the benefit of her health
 Under the circumstances Seese probably hailed with delight his as signment as correspondent to accom- pany the U. s. army into Mexico.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-03-24
EIks Dance March s1-

E An Elks ball will be given at the
 Club in Morenei by the Morenci mem
 bers of Clifton Lodge No. n74 on
 the evening of Friday, March 3f. All
 Elks, including strays, are invited to attend. The preparations are in the
 hands of Brothers Lally and Pansing, Fof Morenci ss 4
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-03-24
Iniured at shannon-

On Friday afternoon of last week while engaged in placing a heavy line shaft at the Shannon concentra- tor the shaft fell, knocking down the scaffolding, and injuring George Bird no, A. Y. Terrell, Harry Smith and Eric Chandler. Fortunately none of the men engaged were seriously in- jured but it was necessary to have their injuries treated at the Shannon hospital. Harry Smith and Chand- Ter are yet unable to resume their du- ties but will be alright in a few days
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-03-24
Work on Duncan Road

The Lordsburg Liberal says: The road gang left Wednesday morning to begin work on the road between Lordsburg and Duncan. A survey is now being made and as soon as more prisoners arrive actual work will begin in making this one of he best roads out of Lordsburg. A good grade will be built, culverts will be put in and every effort will be made to construct highway that will last for many years.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-03-24
FOR STREET SUPERVISOR:

I hereby make announcement that I will be a candidate for the office of Clifton, subject to the action of the Democratic voters in the Town Demo cratic Primary Election.
 w. J. MCDOWELL.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-03-24

SALESMAN Pocket side line, new live proposition.all merchants in towns of 100000 and. under want it. Pays $5. .00 commission on each sale. No collecting, no risk to merchant. We take back unsold goods. Easiest, biggest paying side line ever offered. CANFIELD MFG. CO.,, POS Siegel St. Chicago.
 3-24-3tpd.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-03-24
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
FOR TOWN GEEK:

FOR TOWN GEEK:
 I hereby announce myself as a can didate for nomination to the office of Town Clerk of the Town of Clifton, subject to the decision of the voters at the Democratic primary election on April 21, 1916.
 MAT DANENHAUER. .A
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-03-24
For Street Supervisor-

Subject to the decision of the Democratic Voters of Clifton at the democratic primary election hereby announce myself as a candidate for the office of Street Supervisor. l am asking for renomination at the hands of the democrats on the. record I have made in my official capacity.
 B. F. BOWMAN.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-03-24
Welcome Visitors

John D. and Charlie Parks were visitors for short time in Clifton on Sunday evening last, leaving on Monday morning for York, and later left for the s I ranch in New Mexico where the Parks boys have cattle in terests
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-03-24
In the. .commissary Department-

Tn the Commissary Department-
 Studs" Williams and "Curley'' Wisenan, who resigned their posi- tfons here last week to enlist with Uncle Sam's forces in Mexico, are reported at Columbus where they have been assigned to duty in the com missary department. They hope to be ordered to the front in a few days. ;.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-03-24
Bouoht Cattle Ranch.

Last week Arthur Slaughter pur- chased from Miller and Dudley what is known as the exc ranch in this county and went out to the ranch this week to take possession.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-03-24
Round About Town I.

pr. Robert Mann, Dentist, Hampton Block, Phone 911. i tic.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-03-24

The teachers are in attendance at the annual teachers institute at Mo renci and the hcildren are enjoying the vacation. Some are planning to at tend the dedication of the New Hish School at Duncan on Saturday, March 18th
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-03-24
Ho-Ho-Ho-Ro-PartY-

At the ball park, Hills Flat Tues day, March 18th, at 7:30 P. M, under the auspices of the Baptist Ladies Aid. Everybody come have a big time and good lunch for quarter.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-03-24
rWin Build Residence

Harry Wright has purchased a fine residence lot from H.. W. Small at Lordsburg and is contemplat- ing building a beautiful residence there in the near future.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-03-24
EoR rowN MARSHALL.

= I hereby announce my candidacy for the Democratic nomination for the office of Town Marshal of the Town of Clifton, subject to the decision of the voters at the primary election, on April 21st, 1916.
 C.. L. CRAWFORD.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-03-24
.Miss AIIen Married-

i Miss Maude Allen, formerly of ILordsburg but now residing with her
 parents in Duncan, Arizona, was mar ried Saturday to MT. Lucky, a well
 known mining engineer of Morenci.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-03-24
pr, Schell Here

Dr. H. A. Schell, of Tucson, has been in the district this week on one of his regular trips.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-03-24
Here from Silver city.-

N. L.. Naquin, of Silver City, agent for the Viele automobiles in this sec tion, was in Clifton and Morenci this week and while here sold Cansler & Albrecht new six cylinder model.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-03-24

FOR sAL&1914 Model Overland Good condition. Enquire Sam Side botham. -.-5 ,. 3-174tpd
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-03-24

FOR RENT-Modern six room house
 on Hills Flat-Enquire Copper Era. tic
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-03-24

Called to Los Angeles ~liA
 Mrs. E. R. McPheeters was called to Los Angeles this week on account of the illness of her mother.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-03-24
On Forest Business.

eastern line of the Apache Forest this week on cattle business.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-03-24
Visitor from Arkansas-

Visitor from Arkansas MT. Ferguson, father of s. F. Fer
 guson, of the A. c. Co. Store, is Q.
 visitor in Clifton this week from Roe,
 Arkansas, and may decide to locate here
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-03-24

| Miss Thwaits room in Chase Creek had the best percentage in attendance t99. 5S) and won the attendance ban ner.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-03-24
SCHOOL NOTES.

The following is a brief report of the Clifton Public Schools for the month ending, March 17th, 1916: N
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-06
@us,t sic @rieiter gut finb.

Gin feiner &err un6 Elm Mrbetter
IaBen auein in elmer giienbabn 5l1=
Iammer. Sin elmer Station ging Elm
Hrieiter a11f nn6 ab, ben Bug er-
marten6.
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lt@en erblidte, iagte er 1pottiib gu
oem Mrbeiter: u@o3u m0gen oieie
9eute mobl 90 iein?" Mo@ on6ere
idlimmere @orte fiigte er bin5u, oe
mir aber u%nter6riiden po1en.
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a11f iogte ser Mrbeiter: ~Sier iin>
mir in elmer iebr mil6en @egen6 uni
sic nabite Station lit nod iebr >peit
@enn id nun einmal maf Sen Sc:
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SIRE 2ei@e 5um Seniter binauS-
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beimli9 tp11r6e, %itotterte: uS66 babe
ni@ts BEL mir, % miir6en Sie nidd
bieI befommen."
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Ser Mrbeiter; u@ie iin6 beute nod
bel einem &anfier getpei EN-, mo i'd
orbeitete. Sd metb gang genol, 6af
|gie BORT 10000 Marf e%infaiiiert ia:
ben, nn6 6oS @eI6 lit BORT in Sbre1
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ser brabe Mrbeiter fort, Isle baber
BON mir ni@ts gu fur@ten, ib bir
bon Brie1tern er5ogen mor6en nnf
6a51, baB mm @ottesfurdt un6 &eb.
lidfeit lernt, 6a5u iino sic Nrieite1
gut" Ser feline &err aber idtpieg
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-06
mub=fran5o(en

@eit Dem &riege betra@tet 5ranfz
reid bie @liaBz2otbringer als 5ranz
3oien. sic merben 5pangsmetie ms
Seer geftedt. Ser @orteile Der eigentz
li4en 5ran3ofen merben lie aber boz
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sic @plbaten Der an6ern beieBten Sc
btete, Sic oarum nit tbren Tamtlten
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9eutfde, Ole nur etne 5eitpeilige Mufz
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6er5eit ent3ogen meroen tann. 9te
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Tranfrei9, i'm 9eere tpie Bel ben burz
gerliden 8eb0roen 1T 10 arg geporz
ben, bob (na@ ser u9umanite" pom
12.) bic 2iga Der Meni4enredte ii4
ibrer in elmer @tngabe an Sen prafie
oente,, ser @epubltf bat a%nnebn,en
mii17en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-06

2emt,1ant Smmelman11, benen
fiibne Eboten .ibm einen @eltruf alS
5lieger peridafft baben, lit BEL einem
Sal nit ieinem S%lug5euge geto6te1
mor6en, uie bon Berlin gemel6e1
muroe. Ser geome 2eutnant Sm=
melmonns tpur6e 5rerlt int amtlid)en
@eeresberidt bom 2. Sftober 1915
ermdbnt, alS er fem piertes 6lug5eua
berabgeidoiien batte. Gum lebten
Male itan6 fem Mame I'M &eeresbe-
ri@t bom II. Mat. Damals batte Ell
fem fiinfebntes 6l1g5eug berunter-
gebolt. Sentiment SSrnmelmann erbielt
sic peri6iebeniten Mus5ei@nungen
un6 i61ieBli@ o19 sic b0dite, 6en
Sr6en &onr lie Merite, Ser linn bonn
&aiier berlieben tpur6e, als er 6aS
elite fetnoli6e 5lug5eug gum @biturd
gebrodt batte. Mls er 6as 5tu0lfte
6lug5eltg berobidob, ianote Scatter
@ilbelm linn elm perionli6 gei@rie=
benes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 8e=
Dor ser &uiier 6ieien 8rief been6et
batte, fam ser 8eridt, baB 2el1tnont
SSmmelmonn SEN 6rei5ebnten @ea11er
our Strede gebrodt botte. Ser SOFTER
ltri6 6os @ort 5m0lHe aus uno er=
iette es 6ur@ ~6rei5ebntes," pobei er
bin5ufigte: uMan fam ni@t 10 i@neu
i4reiben mie Smmelmann idieBt.
2eutnant Ssmmelmann par I'M Sabre
1890 in Dresden geboren. Die Bet
tungen mi6men ieinen Sboten piel
@aum. ginige pergleiden i'm nit
&opitd,1 Otto Me06igen, Ser al1f Sem
1929 ieinen 500 fan6, na66em er gu
Dor 6ltr6 Sic Ser ie1fl1ng bon bret
britiiden &reu5ern cine 8eribmtbeit
getpor6en NOR.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-06
&in6esliebe.

&linius ser Ssiiingere, romii@er
&oniul un6 StattbaIter, 1ebte I'M
erften Sabrbunoert 1ra@ @briitus u1o
tpor eero6e CUR 3eit, o1s ser furdt=
bore Musbru@ 6es @eiup sic gto6t
@ompeii nnb nmgebung 5erit0rte,
in Ser be6robtem @egeno. Se6er
padte roi@ feline &obieligfeiten 511=
fammet mn6 iu@te fem Sell in Ser
6ludt. Sour 8lini1ts iton6 f1ebeno
Dor ieiner M1tter, ser eigenen Sc
fabr nidt o@ten6, un6 bei6m0rte sic
@reiiir, iie m0ge fi6 feinem frdftigen
Mrme anpertra1en; er tperbe iie I'M
@iderbeit bringett. 9ie alte 6ro1
tpon6te ale @%ere6tiamfeit aaf, i'm
511r 6lu6t 81 betpegen unb iie Dem
So6e 5u iiberlaiien, ser ibr ia obne=
6ies idon nabe itan6. sic fiir@tete,
linn ein &in6erniB o11f ser G1udt 5n
fem. ST ober ipra@ sic id0nen @or=
te: v2iebe M11tter, eber min i9 Sen
idredli9en 500 an Deiner Seite err
lei6en, als Old in ser @efabr ollein
laiien."
St nobm 6ie idmode Srou trot
ibres @ioeritrebens auf feline Mrme
nn6 trug iie 6ur6 Seuer, &a119 nn6
Mide an Elm iideres &ldb6en. l1n6
@ott 1obnte feline fin6li9e 9iebe un6
lieB ibn unberiebr NIT ieirer tbeu=
rem 2ait nod @auie fommen. Mn6ere
batten in ser @i1e. lire &oitburfeiten
gerettet; 6em @1i1rius ober 6iinfte
fol tborer ols MIes sos 2eben 1einer
tbertren MIutter. &lini11s por elm
Sei6e, tpeld i60nes 8eiipiel ober gibt
er ni9t unS Muen!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-06

gap0bne iid ie6e Sausfrau ab uno
perbiete iie ouf itrengite ibren 2eu=
ten. Mnd 6as @einigen un6 SiiQen
Ger Hetroleumlampen mer6e ein= fir
alen1ol am @ormittog un6 ridt mt
Mbenb, nomentlid ni@t in Ser @abe
elmer brennenben Serge borgenom=
mer1.
Mm bormloieiten lit nod Ser Spis
ritus. @nt1pidelt 6ieier einmal cine
gr0Bere Slomme, bielleidt 6ur@
l1eberlaufen zines Gpiritusfo@erS,
10 tbut man am beiten, 6ielelbe rubig
artsbrennen gu laiien o6er 6ur6 @nf=
nerf fen zines molten Guides GIT 10
f6en. ginige gorli6t %perlangen be-
lon6erS Sic fleinen 2ampen, Sic gum
&ranieln bes @oares bertpen6et tper-
SEN meroen, 6enn bieie tpur6en idon
otter l1riade zines groBeren @ob-
nungsbran6es.
@os mum Sen 5nlett g%enannten
feuergefabrliden Stoft 6as 3enn-
loi6, betrifft, 10 madt es bon allen
6en barmlo1eiten gin6rl1d un6 nitro
abnungslos u116 bertrauenSbou, be-
ionbers in @eitalt bon &dmmen, TO-
gar inn @aar getrogen. @s lit gegen
bieie Mo6e gar nidts einSutpenoen,
tpenn sic Tragerinnen 11ltr nidt 5n
leidtiinnig iid 6em Seaeer nabern
mollten. 9ies fam iie in sic grobte
@efobr itiir5en. Go mdrmte eine jun
ge Srou 6ie Mild) fin ibr @in6 cuff
einem @pirttusfoder, naberte beim
M%usblaien %bes1eIben ibren &opf al-
5nfebr ser Glamme, un6 ser &amm
in ibrem !@oor fling 6euer. Sbglei@
:iofort @ilfe fom, trug 6te Sro11
l6mer5poQe 8rm6mun6en 6abon.
Man 5iebe aus 6ieiem 8eiipiel Die
2ebre, 6oS Spirit11s ME 6ur6 Mns-
bIoien, ionbern 611r9 Muflegen zines
9edels 5u l0iden lei.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-06
Kindtrt6t.
Cine Sradt &riigel 1nb beren SOL
ge1t.
gen.

Sulton Mboul M5i5, elmer tiirfiide
@errider, ser I'M Sabre 1876 10 trau.
rig 2bron nnb 2eben einbiiBte, liebte
es, abnlib ieinem groben @organger
Garun al &aidi6, perflei6et 6urd Die
Straben Gonitanttnopel's gu man.
oern, nm ii6 aus peri0nli6er Mn-
idoln1ng ein l1rtbeil iiber 3uitanoe
un6 @erionen ieiner SauptltaM gu
bil6en.
@ines Cages begab er itd in Elm
offentli@es @o6, lieB ii6 BORT nit Ser
Mntpei en0en in elm @eiprd6 Elm uni
i6impfte 5uglei6 gang gepa11ig iibe1
ii6 ielbit.
Gin 9ermii6 gerietb 6oour6 in Ell.
men iolden Corn, 6ab er i'm einer
9(u1friibrer 1rannte, Damn 5rm Stode
griff uno SEN Sultan mei6li6 6ur6s
bla11te.
Mm 1aditen Gage tpr1roe er gum
gultan beidie6en. Man fam it6 iei.
men fr1r6tbaren S@reden poritelen
alS er in 6em 10 griin6li6 8eban6el:
ten ieinen &errn, M116a1l M5i5 erfan1:
te. Ser Sultan NOR ie6ob Jeff
frernolid gegen i'm nn6 %fun6igtf
linn iogar sic g%rnenn11ng gum Ser.
! tpalter elmer fleinaiiatiiden Sto61
an.
vDermiid," iogte ct frei1i6 babel
vbleibe brab 11n6 tre11, lebre sic Me1t:
iden Sugem un6 @abrbeit, aber be:
6iene 9i6 6a5u zines let6terer
StodeS."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-06
8eneibe 9einen Madbar 1,idjt, neil

8eneibe 9eimen Madbar nidt, neil
ct froblid lit, unb D1 bi1t ber3agt,
tpeil er Iadt, udbren6 Du 1euf3elt.
@r lit tpabrideinli6 ni@t moblbaben-
Ser, ols gu, dber iein 8Iut lit rein
1tn0 frafttg, mabren6 9etnes %fraftlos
11nb unrein it, feline 2eber arbeitet,
mabren6 Seine nntbdtig lit.
6orni's MlpenfrGuter fann Sir
5l1r g1ten @eil1n6beit berbelfen. Sc
lit 11idt in Mpotbefen GIT baben. So
fo%Iagenten liefern es, o6er man
ldreibe an: 9r. Setter Gabrnep &
Sons Co., 1876 go. &opne Mpe.,
Chicago, 81.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-06
FafniIitnkrti$.
Tenersefabrlide Stoffe int &ams=
balt.

@ie ie6ermanr befannt lit, tper:
Sen inn @ausbolt 10 man6erlei Stof
fe nerbrou9t, sic brenmbar un6 10:
gar feuergefabrlid iin6; aber 6ieiel:
ben iin6 ser @ousfrau un6 ser
0ienitboten 10 bertraut, lire 8enat-
tung lit 6erartig CUR @e&pobnbeit &C.
por6en, 6aB Sic notbige @oriiM gor
Ieidt o11Ber adt gelaiien miro. l1n1
bo9 lit bobor auf 6aS 0ringenoite gu
marnen; 6enm 6urd mnborii@tigeS
l1mgeben nit iolden stoffen lit idon
bqufig 6as anergr0Bte nngliid &C.
1deben. @el9es iin6 NUN 6ieie
stoffe un6 tpie gebro116t man sic &C.
botene @oriidt? 90 lit Dor aaem
8en5in, &etroleum nn6 Spiritus 81
rennen; ober o116 3eauloi6 lit Elm
GuBerit %brennbarer, ia iogar Elm st.
ploiipitoff un6 miro 6od 5u bielen
Observation-Disclosures berorbeitet.
@os nun eritens sos 8en5in BE-
trifft, 10 lit bier sic @efabr beion=
oers groB, neil, iobol6 es ii6 in Ell
nem offenen @efdB befin6et o6er old
muir Elm stoff itarf 6amit 6urd)=
tranft lit, iid @en8in 9ampfe ent-
mideln, au 6eren @nt5in6l1ng sic ur=
beoeutenoite Slamme, 6ie ii@ in bem
@aum befin6et, geniigt. oils mar-
nen6es 8eiipiel bierfur lei folgen6es
er5ablt: SS1t Elm 3immer, in Dem mebz
rere Ma6den nit Dem @ai@en bon
@on6iduben beidaftigt moren, trat
Elm junger Mon1r nit brennen6er 81
garre. @o6 penigen Minuten brannte
ploblib ser gauge &a11m, un6 sic
Sniaiien tparen unrettbar berloren.
Gin 5tpeites 8eiipiel: Cine Srm1
mollte in ibrer @siide, in Ser, emit
fernt BON ibr, I'M &er6 Elm unbe6el1=
ten6es Ge1ter brannte, einen Selfled
aus ibrem &lei6e entfernen. Hlob<
lid itanb iie in 6Iammen un6 erlog
sen erlittenen 8rarommn6en AM an
6eren Toge. Mon bantiere aIio nit
8en5in n1tr om bellen Gage, obne
finitli@e 8eleudt1ng un6 nien1o1s
in ser &iide.
Midt gang 10 gefdbrli@ lit bos
8etrolenm; aber o1t@ bier lit @or=
it6t geboten. 3ablrei6 Iin6 leioer
sic 66lIe, in 6ener Dienitma64en
rtn6 &o11sfralter, 6ie idma6 CLINT
men6es 6e11er I'M 4o6ber6 6ur6 Slut
gieben bon Eetrole11m beleben moll=
ten, in SEN 6rr6 grploiion Ser BE-
t%roleumfloide angefadten 5lammen,
Ole ibnen pl0tlid entgegeni@lngen,
elero nmfomen. 9ieie l1niitte alio
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-06
Gin badenbes @miten idmadjt baS
Shifent.

9ei6et ni@t on einem badenoen
@uiten> Ser @uer Spitem gei6ma@t
bot - fonft cine SIaide 9r. &ings
Meue @nt6edung, bas iiber 40 Sabre
inn @ebron.h lit un6 onen gut tbnt,
Die es gebraud3en, Ser oufmeidenoe
Gi@tenbaIiam NIT Tar beilt 6ie ent'
5iin6eten 2nftrobren = meidt sic ro-
BEN 6Ieden m1t 10it Sen @dleim
un6 berbin6ert SOS Soltern 6es &or'
pers burd Suiten. Dr &ings Meue
@%nt6edrng bringt naturliden Salof
1tro biIft ser @otrtr, gu@ gu beilen.
- Gn3.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-06

uno onttporteten: r@eru", 3. +. .@ir
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Die @nt6eder ser Bbilippinen=sSSn-
ieI 215on moQten 6eren Namen er-
fabre1r un6 manote1r ii6 nit ibrem
g(nliegen an sic Sro1en, 6ie gerooe
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nannte man 8ei6erab, meil fie bel
ibrer Gnt6edung oft III flaglidem
Gone: u&ei6eraib," 8. +. ~8ir iino
Cure 6reun6e," riefen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-06

Ser 8mlperfabrifont DnNont tpeiB
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1i@er lit, N11lper 81 fabri5ieren alS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 5n 5u@ten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-06
Kinder schreien
MACH FLETCHER'S
TO RIA

9as 2anb bral16t einen itarfA1
Mam - fei1ret v@il6en Mann" =
gum Grdiioenten. 0arob boben 6ie
&epnblifaner @l1gbes 1rominiert!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-06
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fam.

fam.
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bei Sen @ingeborenen nod 6em gea=
men 6es 9a1oes. Dieie aber glaub=
ten, man froge iie, 1pas lie maren,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-06

Me1tn Tlngmaidinen baben bic
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iu116e 8ei@dftigung baben iie ni@t.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1916-06-22
LITTER
(By S. II. Goodfellow)

(By S. II. GoOdfellow)
How many automobiles are there in
the state of California?
Today | noticed a number on a car
that was several hundred over $4,000.
That would indicate that, if there are
not already, there soon will be 200 900
cars in the state.
California has thousands Of miles of
boulevard, state and county roads that
are as smooth and hard as rock, con-
crete and cement can make them. The
automobilist can drive over these
roads at a speed of 20 to 40 miles an
hour with the greatest safety, comfort
and pleasure. The eastern tou" can
tour practically aurners on
such ROY
From Z can
and the nights \ ;emoer
rains and chilly weaWN W~@asoline is
gotten from the crude oils pumped
from the earth here and, at the pres
ent time costs, at retail, 1Sc and 19c
a gallon. At some of the more remote
towns it is sold for 22c and Csc.
The towns in Southern California
are so close together and the electric
lighting system so universal that hun
dreds Of miles of these roads are as
light at night as in the day time. IN
deed, many of the automobilists pre-
fer to drive at night.
sherman Way" is a boulevard eX-
tending, in a zigzag course, the entire
length of san Fernando Valley and is
lighted its entire length by electric
lights and is made pleasant and enjoy
able by ornamental trees and flowers
on either side of the roadway.
Automobile drivers have established
an auto stage line between Los
Angeles, San Francisco, and Sacra-
mento and are taking away from the
railroads much of the passenger
tr'Hc that they have always, hereto
fore, had a monopoly on.
Auto trucks are now doing much of
the freight business formerly done
wholly by the railroads, These trucks
are making it possible for the farmers
in the productive valleys to get their
products hauled to market much
cheaper than formerly.