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The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1916-12-14

- nurnt on Bayou
- IN one barge, = < s. #.
u nave same BY proving
sad paying expense Of ad-
re cost Of securing barge.
IL 1 Asoca Office. Telephone
- 2wks.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1916-12-14

Coming to New Theatre, "The
Scarlet Runner"
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1916-12-14
Photo Plays of Class
At The OPERA HOUSE. A PROGRAM HARD TO BEAT
The CLASS OF SERVICE We USE

Mepd.y,. Birds Weekly.
Tssdays, Paramount Features.
Wednesdays, Pathe., Including the Iron Claw
Tiusdays, Fox Features.
Fridays, Triangle Feature. and Keystone Komede.
Saturdays Universal
ssslys Paramount Features and Chaplin Komede
THURSDAY DECEMBER 18th
William Fox Feature r R5sssn9g THEPA sARA
picture with moral and heart punch true ofe action.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 18th
Iieash Night
Featuring Dor'thy Dalton TH Tt1 RST1Ed c HST:n in
M Of Spanish lost while child the jungle Of
e crows Up to be Of human strength The above
tau full Of exciting and thrilling moments the
aaa climax which Doray Dalton executes Indian death
Then there's a Keystone Comedy that's whirlwind
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 10TH
suE BIRD Photo Play Featuring Favorte Stars
Ella lille Ti1 ed E H;,1 fcd s;x1s;s' i"
~ ne famous book by the author Of Molly MakeBeeve
Te story Of this play given Friday
and get
.. SUNDAY. DECEMBER 18th
Se9cr Famous Paramount Presenting PAULINE
--AsA thrilling Ling pist,izao n Of fur c.er
e celebrated Stage Success '"~p'A
M Comedy Of show presented by
80 CHARLIE CHAPMAN
y greatest Of Comedies a entitled
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1916-12-14

FORECAST-Tonight rain Friday partly cloudy proba
- solder Moderat. soutcrly winds shifting
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1916-08-10
Notice Of Mortgage Sale.

Notice is hereby given. that that
certain mortgage, made. executed and
delivered by John a. Klovstad and
Magma b. Klovstad, his wife, mort
gagors, to the Hope National Bank
Ia CORPORATION under the laws of the
United Statesl, mortgagec, dated the
10Th day OF December, 1913. and re-
corded on the 9th day of january,
1914, at two O'Clock +. NJ, in Book
IL OF Mortgages at page 243, in the
Office Of the Register of Deeds in and
for Steele County, North Dakota. and
which mortgage was thereafter us
signed by said mortgage to Ole Ar
regard, which assignment was on the
29th day Of June, 1916. recorded in
Book - of Mortgages. at page l3l,
in the Office Of the Register of Deeds.
in and for Steele County, North Da-
kota, will be forcclos,d by Il sale of
the premises in such mortgage and
hereinafter described ut the front
door OF the County Court House in
the Village Of Sherbrooke, in the
County Of Steele and State Of North
Dakota, at the hour of two o'clock
r. Nj. on the 18th day Of August,
1916, to satisfy the amount due upon
such mortgage ON the day OF sale.
The premises described in such mort
gage and which will be sold to salts
fy the same are described as follows:
All OF Lots Seven ~ and Eight (S) in
Block Nine (9) of the Original Town
site of Hope, North Dakota, accord
ing to the plat thereof on file and of
record in the Office of the Register of
Deeds in and for Steele County,
North Dakota.
There will be due on such mortga ye
at the date of sale, the sum of Two
Thousand Ninteen ard 75-lOO Dol.
lars ($2Ol9.75), including $l22. Is taxes
paid besides costs of foreclosure.
Dated July 9Th, 1916.
OLE ARNEGARD,
Assignee of Mortgage,
THEO. kALDoR,
Attorney for Assignee
OF Mortgage,
Hillsboro, N. ID. 1876
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1916-08-10

ed to the city by Mayor Emery, the
response in behalf of the association
being by President j. w. Needham OF
Finley, N. d., who also delivered his
annual address.
Bismarck.-That the federal and
state labor bureau, created for the
purpose Of aiding farmers to obtain
men for the harvesting operations,
may become a permanent institution,
is indicated in a statement by T. l..
Stanley, labor agent. He declares the
department hopes to create a clearing
house for iaborers and through coop.
GRAFTON with other states will be able
to supply farm laborers at all seasons
OF the year.
Devils L.akc.-The annual seed con-
test and meeting Of the North Dakota
Improved Seed Growers association
will lie held at Devils Lake in conncc
ton with the Lake Region Seed Grow.
ers' association fair and institute. On
invitation Of the Lake Region branch
association, the vote Of the state as.
ISOLATION council placed the meeting
at Devils Lake and fixed the contest
to conform with the Lake Region con.
test in November.
Fargo.-The suit begun two years
ago at Fargo, N. d., by Edward Ense-
rud, representing old line elevator in.
~terests, to have the Equity Co-opera.
tive Exchange declared insolvent and
to enjoin the officers and directors CT
the exchange from selling stock III the
corporation, has been dismissed by
Judge Pollock of Fargo.
Bismarck.-Hail damage in the state
during the present ear has been
about as great as the average, accord.
ing to returns made to Walter TAYLOR,
state insurance commissioner. West.
ern North Dakota has again suffered
the heaviest losses, according. to the
reports and claims filed with the state
insurance department.
Bismarck.-Recruits for the nation.
al guard OF North Dakota, will be sent
to Fort Smelling for examination and
equipment, and then sent to the hor.
der, according to announcement made
w Colonel Arthur Johnson, command.
ant at Fort Smelling.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1916-08-10
WHAT ONE BIG MAN
THINKS OF ANOTHER

President w. n. p. Faunce,
of Brown University, is a pref
ty live wire who keeps abreast
of the times, has keen powers
of observation, and knows a
good man when he sees him.
Here is what he has to say
about the Republican Candidate
for the Presidency:
al have known Justice Hughes
intimately since we were stu
dents together at Brown and
have seen him q thousand times
at work and at play. NO man Of
our generation has a finer com.
bination of character and intel
lcct. Absolutely fearless, un-
selfish, loyal to American ideals,
he is worthy Of e nations trust.
"A'l his friends know that be
hind the dignity OF bearing is
a rich fund of huTor and good
fellowship. Whether he is climb
ing a mountain, reading novels,
playing with his children, re.
sistin1 a political lo',by or de
Iiverine the opinion Of the SUI
! prcn7e Court, ha is ever the
same rugged, democratic. fair
minded American. His varied
experience has given him wide
horizon and Sympathy with ev-
cry ASPECT of American lie.
J "Ee possesses two qualities
7 1arciy found tcscthcr-t',e judi.
I cial temper and the capacity for
!; swift and resolutc action. Un-
/ der his administration the roo
3 which now hesets many public
\ questions would be cleared
h away.
/ Oils penetrating mind goes to
\ the heart Of any subject he Sc,
! lects and strips off the irreIe-
1 want at once. Such q mind Is
! peculiarly needed amid the in
I tricate problems that now con-
/ front America.
/ awe ncnd more than socd in
/ tentiors. We need clear vision,
\ sound Judgment, strong will, IN.
4 hesjtatine decision. In short,
/ we need Charles &. Hughes"
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1916-08-10

Mo-, owing to the failure of the book.
ing concern under which it was travel
ing to live up to it's contract, has Just
become known. Members had to tele,
graph home for funds.
X X K
Editors Discuss Paper Prices.
Bottineau, N. D.--Editors OF North
Dakota in their annual meeting of
Lake Metigoshe discussed the in.
creased cost Of production.
X K X
Bismarck's Ambulance Fund Greatest.
bismarck with $500, is leading in the
movement to raise money for The pur.
chase OF a motor ambulance for the
First North Dakota regiment. 1t was
tanned to buy the automobile with mo.
ney appropriated from the state EN-.
Urgency fund, but this was found to
he impossible. Then, following a tcle.
s:ram from Dr.. T. NJ. McLachlan to
The effect that all of the other rcGi.
ments at the border had motor ambu,
!ances and that one vas badly needed
g movement was started to raise tina
$1,000.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1916-08-10
Just the Thing for Diarhoea.

"About two years ago | had Il Sc.
we're attack of diarrhoea which lasted
over a week." writes w c. Jones.
Buford. N. D, 81 became so weak
that l GOULD not stand upright. A
druggist recommended Chamberlain's
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Rene
dy. The first dose relieved me and
within two days | was as well as ev.
err" Many druggists recommend thi>
remedy because they know that it is
reliable. Obtainable everywhere
Adv.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1916-08-10
,<now Value Of His Wro,k

incomraTabiy the best cr:tapll fer
Sir James Murray, greatest of dictiun,
~ makers. might be taken from one
II Tie conversations between Johnson
AID Boswell. IN cid age Boswell said
10 'Gita "n, anr0ros Of tho ~dictionary:
'Ion did not know what sou were ull-
:!crla!tinG,' Yes. sir was the answer,
.! knew y"gy we'll what l was under
!a::ing-aiu! very We! how to do it
nd have done it very we'll"
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1916-08-10

Dicky.-SiX business places and one
residence were destroyed by fire here,
which started when a bolt OF lightning
struck the Vigro drug store. Tie loss
is estimated at $4,000.
Bismarck.-The victim OF automo'
bile thieves twice within a year, Frank
Harris Of this city is Of the opinion
that he is a marked man." The first
car was stolen from his garage. while
his second machine was taken from a
street.
Washington, D. C.-The Senate has
confirmed Marjorie ]. Bloom as post.
mistress at Devils Lake, n. d., ending
Il controversy Of more than a year,
during which three nominations for
the place were held up by Senator
Gronna.
Valley City.-One hundred and fifty
members of an I. w. w. band moved
northward from here toward some
mobilization point not yet known to
the local police following a futile at
tempt to seize a 500 line train near
Valley City. Armed guards succeeded
in defeating the l. WV. efforts.
Bismarck. w. w. agitators ana
harvest workers, rounded up to the
number of 200, were separated by the
Bismarck police from wcnld-be labor.
ers, who are being sent to the fields
while the Industrial Workers are kept
behind bars. Charges are made that
tho ooifatnrc cn,,o,t t0 proynyt Jo,
vesters from seeking work.
Decentralization conditions in the
harvest fields Of North Dakota have
reached a n acute stage, according tc
newspapers. Bands OF armed mal-con'
tents, carrying red |. W. w. cards, are
rowing the countryside defying author.
tiles and fcraging for food. BoXcara
have been looted, stations robbed, stores
entered and trains Communicated.
Grand Forks.-Deputy Sheriff Odin
Oberby displayed marked interest in
the effort of a stranger to start an
automobile Oh a downtown street here.
In fact, the officer was about to offer
| him aid when the engine finally was
started and the mar drove away. The
deputy later learned that the car, the
property Of o. j. Sorlie OF Buxton, had
been stolen.
Targo.-There's nothing to be
gained by cutting rusted grain early,
according to Fl. l.. nolley. pure seed
commissioner Of North Dakota. Farm.
ers, Mr.. Bolley says, have been under
the impression that rusted grain
should be cut early. III adopting this
process, he says, the farmers nip the
wheat in the milk, and the result is
that the entire crop shrivels.
Grand Forks.-A territory nearly zoe
miles long and from so to 100 miles
wide was hit by rain and hail storms
which swept North Dakota, belated re-
ports reaching here indicate. 1t is con
servatively estimated that the losses
will run into millions Of dollars. Re
ports disclose no fatalities and only
one seriously injured person, Mrs. Roy
Miller at Neville, N. D. She was Cut
by flying glass.
Fargo.-North Dakota druggists Oh
ened their annual convention in Far
go with a very satisfactory attend
ance and with the promise that thu
number of visitors would be material,
increased. The visitors were WELDON
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1916-08-10
Coed Plan,

He-Do you think your father would
object to me if | had a million dol.
lars?
Shc--l don't think so.
He-Well. he could easily afford to
give me that if that's the only objec.
ton.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1916-08-10
Monroe
Triumphed
Over
Rufus King
in
1916.

TuE Republicans were again
victorious in 1916. They
nominated James Monroe
of Virginia. with Daniel ID.
Tompkins Of New York as his
running mate. The F~cderalists
supported Rufus King OF New
York. but had no candidate for
vice president that year. The
election took place on Nov. .,
and the vote. counted the follow
ing February, was: Monroe. 1S3;
King, 81.
The election of 1920 had but
M candidate. Monroe ana
Tompkins having no opposition.
All of the electors chosen III
the presidential election except
one voted for Monroe. Twenty
three states voted that year, but
there is no record of the popular
vote.
Watch for the election of John
Quincy Adams in 1924 in
our next issue.)
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-16
@te hph Ser @atier 6inbenburo

idatt, ergiebt ii6 aus SEM Grinf=
lpru6, Sen En- anlaBlih 6es @eburts=
tageS 6es beriibmten @eerfibrers arf
Sen @efeierten al1sbradte. @in6en=
burg tpar @ait an ser faiierlt6en So
fel. vMein Iieber @eneralfel6mar=
ida1!" iagte Ser &atier. ISN'T Na=
MEN Ser geiammten Mrmee iprede i6
Sbnen meinen ber5liden @%liidtpuni6
gum belttigen Gage aus. 9urh 6os
Gertrauen Sbres a1erbo6iten &riegs=
BERN an 6ie @pibe 6es @eneralitabes
berufen, 1tn6 Sie getragen bon 6em
@ertralten 6es 6eutiden @olfeS un6
i6 6arf tpobl 1agen - aner Der
biin6eten Softer. M0ge @ott es
SsSbnen bel6eren, SEN getpalttgen
8eltfrieg gum en6giiltigen Siege gu
fiibren, Ser %nnierert berbiin6eten SOL
fern Sic Treibeit bringen ion, fir sic
mir fampfen. @ott moge Sbren gnt=
idliiiien nabe itebert 11n6 uns Sbre
Sc ltn6beit erbaltert. Sd erbebe mein
@las NIT oem Suite: 5e. @r5enen5
@eneru1fel6mari6an bon &inben=
S1rra!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-16
Sem crit einmal sic @eldidte

@en,1 erit einnal sic @eididjte
@eltfrieges ge1drieben tper6en
miro, 10 miro Ser @riedenfonig &on=
itantin als elmer Ser groBten &eloen
I'M @or6ergrmnoe iteben. 5@on Elm
gon5es Sabr lang fampft er gegen
Sic Sntrig11e, 6aS @ol6, SEN @erratb,
sic @el1d)elei, sic &erlogenbeit eng
LAMBS elm Man11 Elm gan5er Mann
SOS iagt aues. 9e11ft n1ot1 an Sic
lie @ergetpaltig1tng Der ormen uflei=
men Natio1L" 6urd 6aS perfi6e M=
bion, 10 fommt einem Sic &eudelei
Ser Mmerifaner 6reifa6 beradtlid)
Dor, sic immer nod bon 6em uarmen
fleinen @elgien" un6 oem @inbrnd)
ser 9eutlden in Sos 2an6 faieln, un6
sic es tpagen, al16 MIR nit einem
@ort @ried)erlan6 5n ertpdbnen.
@eu@ler = nn6 Setglinge, troboem
aber Maulbel6en Ser u8ereitidaf t."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-16
9as Mbamipn'Ide Md)tftmn6emge=

ieb miro BON iammtli6en Sit enbab<
men 6es 9an6es angefo6ten tperoen.
@ier @eieuidaften baben &lagen be-
reits eingerei6t, Sic anberen per6en
folgen. 3ie @iienbobnen berufen itd
6arauf oaB 6as @eieb unter faIi6er
5Iagge iegele, 6aB es nidt Elm @eieb
CUR &egell1ng Ser MrbeitS5eit, ionoern
elm 9obngeieb iei, 6as 5n erlaiien Ser
&ongreb berfaiiungsmaBig ni6t BE-
fugt lei. Ser Strett tint 6as @eieb
mag ii6 iabre1ang bin8ieben, uno
iebr gefpiegte Satriiten iin6 Ser Mn=
itdt, 6aB es Sic Frobe ntf feline Ser
.faiiungsmaBigfeit ni6t beiteben tper=
Sc. Mnf SEN Mltsgang Ser eingelei=
teten &ro5eiie 6arf man olio geipannt
iein, ober borm1siibt1i6 tper6en matt=
.@e i'm nidt er1eben sic ii@ om 9ien=
flag boben berleiten Iaiien, 6em @r=
laB 6es 81 iebes @influB ar1f sic @abl
ibreS @on0i6aten ei%n5urdumen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-16
bic r1e,1e fransIilde &rieasamlei9e

lit mieoerl1m Elm glar5enOer Miber-
folg. @on Sen g%e5etbneten 11,5OO,=
6rane erbalt Sic &egierung
MIR et1pas iiber Sic Salfte - fiinf=
lnofiinftig Nro5ent = IN bar, Ser
&eit, alio mebr alS flint Miaiaroen,
miro in @ertbpapieren einge5ablt
,peroer. Die &egieruag ta1idt alte
Shuloperibretbungen gegen nel1e
ltno mnB iebe1L mie Tie Sic einge=
tallbten 5tiide LOS miro. sStl
Gertldlanb iin0 ale &riegsanleiben
bar etnge5ablt mor6en, 10 oab 6as
Nei6 aleS, mos es bral1dt, bar be-
5ablen famt. SIN &riege Elm ni6t gu
ldabenoer Gprtbet1. Mn barem GEL
Sc bat sic lette oeutide &riegSanleibe
mebr ais 6oppelt 70 piel eingebrodt
ais 0ie frm5oiti6e Mnletbe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-16
&lut1dnlb uuo Treioi6iqfeit. Mnte=

&lntid1tlb nnb Sreigibigfeit. Mn1e=
rifas Eotalbeitrag fir sic &riegsnotb.
leibe1toen in europa belauft it6, nod
Sen Mngaben oes uGarnegie=6onos
fir SEN it1terr1atio11alen Srieoen," TO-
>peit auf $2S,S96,2H. 9ies lit ober
MIR etlpa ser 5tpan5igite Gbeil bon
oen1> mos Mmerifa fir Sic 2iefernng
BON &riegsmu1ition an Sic Mlliierten
empfongen fat! solbe 5reigebigfeit
angejibts eineS iold)en fplolialen Sc
mi1rns lit niht melt fer. Mber mie
me>1ig BON oielen $2S,S96,2H tit aus
sen Iaiden ser ~&riegSm1ritionS=Sa So
brifanten geflollen, Sic $577, $685. $40
eirgeiadt baben! l1n6 menn 6ieie So
brifanten aub sic gan5e Snmme bon
1913, S96,2T o6er 5ebnmal 10 ptel
beigelteuert bitten, INN Sic uniagli6e
9fptb 51 lin6ern, melde lire Mor6=
&poffen geidaffen bobenz pelde elenoe
@eudelei mare es, lire 9lutldptlo arf
0ieIe @eiie altsmii6en gu poQen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-16
Sic bempfratiIde Mbminiiratipn

nn6 Nartei miro auf Ser i6on utr=
ter Ser iett 5n @n6e geben6en SSH
lon'1den M6miniitration bei9rtttenen
@abn fortfabren un6 meitere S6ritte
nebmen un6 MaBnabmen treffen milf
len gum 56ube 6es legittmen fletne=
rem un6 fleinen @eidafts mn6 Ser
gr3euger un6 Mrbeiter 6es 2anoes &C.
gen Sic er6riiden6e nn6 o%1tsbeuten6e
@a6t 6eS internattonalen @roBfapi=
tolls un6 @roBgeiddfts. l1n6 ite miro
itd, Oh file nun tpiu o6er 1idt, mebr
un6 mebr binneigen miiien gu
3eutidlan6, 6em 8orfampfer fir sic
mabre 9emofratte, sic bier CUR @err=
idaft gebradt tper6en ion; 6em @or=
fidmpfer fir sic 6reibeit ser Meere
nn6 SEN 6auern6en ebrliden Grie6en,
Sic un6 Sen @mertfa miinidt nnb no
tbig fat GIT %geiun6er gnttpidlung. Sic
beiten Snterellen nnferes 2m6es ber=
langen nidt MIR Greun6i6aff, lon-
bern enges ~3niammenarbeiten nit
Deuti6lan6."
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Ser Gatriptismms Ser 8elgier III

Bert fi@ in rebt be5eidnen6er @eiie.
Sic beutide @ertpaltung fat in Bel=
glen cine ga115e Mn5abl ir611itrieuer
8etriebe ins 2eben gerufen, in 6enen
sic notblet6en6en 8elgier lobnen6e
Mrbeit finoen fonne1L me1m tie arbei=
ten molen. Sic 8elgier baben iid)
aber gum groBen Sbeile getpeigert,
BON 6ieier MrbeitSgelegenbeit &C.
braud 5u madden, angebli6 neil es
ibr patriotti6es @efiibl ni@t 5ulaBt,
Mrbeit bonn Sein6e ar3unebmen,
nabrideinli@ aber, tpeil ii@ 6ieie
@errldoften iebr 1ange nit iebr menig
Mrbeit bebelfen f0nner un6 eS offen=
bar bequemer ftn6en, ft6 6ur6 6ie
amerifanii6e &ilfsaftion fiittern gu
laiien, a1S ielbit 5n arbeiten. 9ireftor
8iidnea bon Ser omerifmii6en &ilfs=
aftion iiebt sic @a9e ie6o9 bonn
@an6punfte Ser 8elgier an, preiit ibr
patriotti9es @efiib1 un6 bittet Sic
Mmertfmer, lire @ontribntionen fir
Belgien 5n ber6oppeln, nm 6ieien pa
triotiiden Mrbeitsunpinigen GIT bel=
fen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-16

un6 ltieb nit Dem bon Fence gelenf-
ten @efa6rt 5ulammen. 9ie bei6en
Snialen blieben unperlebt. Bence
oerlongte 8e5obl1tng un6 for6erte 3u=
crit einen boben Yreis; 6oh ihlieBli6
einigte mani iih auf $50. Nu6 IopfS
9luto lit bei6a6igt.
- Sic @attin 6es &errn Geo. 8.
SO enberger Dom u0eor0itern", erbielt
sic geadridt bon Ser germdblung if
rer Gouiine, SRI. 2ora s. Gieber, mel
DIE ii6 Iien1tog in Ser ct. Midaels
Stride 5u Saf Sale, @iS., nit gbuar6
g. 8ettbauie r berebeliden lieB.
- Sas nele Tlaidenbier, uEibfs
Tamuns", fat iid bei Ben &ennern
eimes gnten Sropfems idmeQ einge=
gefiibrt,
-aommenoen gonntagaben6 lper=
SEN sic 3oglinge Ser &atbe6ralpiarr=
i911le in Ser @ula Der &atbe6ralbo9=
ldl1le Elm Gbeateritiid auffibren, moo
bei ii9 gegen 300 &inber betbeiligen
meroen. MGe Treunoe un6 @onner
sic aatbe6ralidnle un6 aae, 6ie iid
cine l6one l1nterbaltung gonnen
mollen> lin0 freunolidit eriudt, ii9
a1n Son1tagabeno in beiagtem Mu6i=
torium einfinben 5u molen.
- &reisri6ter Sobn &oler begab
ii6 Montag nad @a0eno, no er BEL
Ser ont 9ienltag eroffneten &reisge=
ridtsiibung oen Gorlit fiibren miro.
- Sir @er1te mer6en 900 per 8l1=
idel be5ablt bon Ser Golb Sprtng
gramgeielidaft.
- SSn LETTER gonntagna9t nabm
elm getpifier Gpans, mel6er 6ie NIT
9ouis gridlons gbanftpirtbidaft ber=
bunoene &el tauration in 8etrieb bielt,
fran5oiiihen Mbidie6; feline @attin
butte aaes gum Mbidie6 5u1ammer1=
gepqdt, mas 6as gbepaar 5u eigen
batte> uro aub lie folgte Ser @pnr it,
res Mon11es. @m anoern Morge11
folgte- DEM gbepaar a1d Ser iunge
Wearn, Ser in Ser Sci ta11ration 0en
Nadt6ienit be1orgte. Die Sta0t ber=
liert on be11 9abongelm1fenen nidts,
oagegen lit gridlon I'M Oem MfietbS=
betrag zines MonatS gefommen. Ser
8etrieb Ser Ge1 tauration lit mittler=
meile anoeren @dnben i%iberlalien.
- @ibt Cure Starfe nno 9ebens-
fraft na@? @er0et SIR fdmad?
Seib SIR frdnfliG, itets am &lagen?
9ann ioltet SIR So1ilter'S Modp
Monntain Sbee trinfen. - 9as ein-
5ige notirlide Mittel - boS gong
un6 gar reinigt uno itarft. 800.
Marttn Molitor.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-16
KirNh0e na6ri0ten.

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miro ii6 Client tag, Ser %. Nobember,
fir @aoena geitaltet1, miro an ienem
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n1l1ng getpeibt mer6en. 0ieier Set
feier miro cine Mn5abl Erielter bei=
fpob11er, 90 an iene1n Sage Sic Erie=
1terfonferenS 6es bierten 9iitrifts
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balter1 miro. Sic r1elte Nfarridule,
mic nton iie nit &edt ne1111en 0arf,
fat ser @emein6e nit Ser hoQitdnol=
gen mo6erne1 ginridtlng uno Der
gan5lid)en Musitattl1ng $4,000 ge=
foitet. Dos @ebGube lit Elm mabrer
Credit fir Sic @emeinoe unb fir oer1
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@an6 arbeitet.
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fiinoigltng 6es bpftp. Efarrers 2.
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Glouo nnbefledten @mpfangnibfir6e
miro amt Gatronsfelte iener @emeiroe
Ser Sobrestog Ser @riinoung 6es 81.
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gargen. Sic @a11ptfeier ion IN Scr
Muf nobme elmer groBen Mn5abl nelter
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s. @ohm'iter SEER @iidof Sos: s.
g11id1 begab iid 9ienitag nof 2ittle
Tons. mo inter ieinem @orlit cine
Nriclterfonferen5 in Ser ct. Mlopltlts.
Sdmlfolle gebalten mnroe, GIT Der lid
gegen 20 Grieiter eingefunoen botten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-16
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digan fat cine grobartig entpidelte
8rauinoujtrie. 9etroit auein muB
nit leiner ndditen l1mgebung 5pi=
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5dblt na6 MiQionen. gs fat eine
gauge &eibe groBitaotii6er Mirtb=
idaften bon 0enen man6e efit in Den
lebten Sabren unter grobem Soften
al1ftpanbe eingeridtet mor6en iin6,
un6 Ser mirtbidaftli6e Sdaoen, oen
sic Sta6t auein 6ur6 @infibrnng
ser Yrobibition erlei6et, muB gan5
etrorm fem. SIM Staate lit er natiir=
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nun0er11, tpie es m0gli6 getpeien lit,
6ab sic 8eb0lfer1111g eineS 10 bliiben=
SEN itaatliden @emeintpeie11S iid
iolG cine trourige 2aft %a1flaoen
fonnte.