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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-11-17
Asks u. S. to Call Halt on
Deportation of Belgians

tain the suspension OF this deporta-
ton OF Belgian workmen into Ger
many and 10 obtain the liberation Of
those who have bee7: already de-
ported. The Germans claim that
these workmen are not employed in
war industries. IL should be re-
marked however. that they are en-
ployed in industries directly con-
nected with the war and that the
employment OF this Belgian labor
releases a great number of German
workmen who are sent TO the front.
Thus, these Belgian workmen are
compelled practically TO fight against
their own country"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-11-17
RECOMMENDS DANIELS TO
LET WARSHIPS CONTRACTS
Navy Board Passes on Bids for -Four
Dreadnaughts and Twenty
DpSfrOycrS

WASHINGTON. Nov. Il. - The
navy general board Thursday after
noon recommended to Sec'y of the
Navy Daniels that contracts for
construction of the first OF the new
battleships and destrOyers Of the
navy be awarded as follows:
Newport News Shipbuilding Co,
two dreadnaughts.
New York Shipbuilding Co. two
dreadnaughtS.
Bath. Maine. Iron works. four
destroyers.
Fore Rivers Shipbuilding Co.
Quincy. Mass. eight destrOyers.
C7amp and Sons Co.. Philadelphia,
two destroyers.
Union Iron works. San Francisco.
six destroyers.
The Bath Iron works has already
received a contract for construction
OF four destroyers.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-11-17
PRESIDENT GETS
NOISY RECEPTION
More Than Ten Thousand
Take Part in Parade at
Washington.

WASHINGTON, Nov. Il. - The
people Of Washington and of nearby
sections of Maryland and Virginia
gave Pres't Wilson an enthusiastic
home coming celebration Thursday
night in honor OF his reelection.
More than 10000 strong they march
ed from the capitol TO the White
house 10 the music Of many bands
and waving red lights. while varied
colored bombs burst overhead. When
they had passed a chorus of 800
voices serenaded the president with
The tar Spangled Banner" Dixie"
and other patriotic melodies.
Everybody Participates.
The celebration planned original
ly for Monday night following the
presidents return after the election
was participated in by both men and
women-membe rs Of democratic or
CARNATIONS, government clerks, suf-
fragists, representatives of union
labor and citizens generally. In addi-
ton 10 the thousands who marched,
other thousands packed the side
walks and cheered as the parade
passed.
The president with Mrs. Wilson
and a party of relatives, viewed
the professions from the northern
porticO of the White house. 'front.'
ing on Pennsylvania av. The first
section. with a band. marched into
the White house grounds. and stop
ped while the president shook hands
with the grand marshal and the
president of the District Wilson and
Marshall association and thanked
them for the welcome.
Officers Watch Parade.
From a reviewing stand outside
the White house grounds. Sec'ys
Lansing. Baker and Redfeld and
members OF their families. and other
ranking government officials and
municipal officers watched the pa
rade.
In the parade. headed by an old
soldier dressed as Uncle Sam, were
several floats, several hundred auto
mobiles and delegation after del
egation of marchers. Leading those
on foot was Secy Tumulty. A group
Of suffragists carried a banner
bearing the words I'VE did it,
Bombs Exploded.
AS the head Of the parade ap-
preached. bombs exploding in many
colored showers were fired over the
White house from the Washington
monument grounds to the south
Toe marchers themselves joined with
the spectators in cheering and sing
ing.
Pennsylvania avenue was roped
of as for an inauguratal parade and
all street cars were stopped on the
avenue during the celebration.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-11-17
Minister Declares They Are
Compelled to Fight Against
Their Country by
Germany.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 17.-An ap-
peal for active intervention by the
United States 20 stop the deporta-
ton OF Belgian workmen into Ger
many was presented 10 the state de-
partment Thursday by r. Havenith
the Belgian minister. The Belgians.
Mr.. Havenith said, practically are
being compelled 20 fight against
their own country, contrary 20 the
laws OF nations and humanity.
The American government already
has interested itself in this situation
and Charge Grew Of the embassy at
Berlin. has been instructed TO dis
Cuss II personally with Chancellor
Won Bethmann-H ollweg. No formal
representations are authorized. but
the charge is directed to point out To
the chancellor that Germany's
course cannot but have an unfor-
tunate effect upon neutral opinion,
particularly In the United States.
where great interest is felt in the
Belgians.
Minister Havenith submitted the
following communication 20 the
state department: The German
governor general in Belgium y
forcing thousands OF Belgian work
men who are unemployed or with
cut work TO go TO Germany to work
in the quarries, in manufacturing
concrete and in lime kilns. under
pretext that they are a charge upon
public charity.
The Belgian government protests
energetically against this cOercive
measure which is contrary 10 the
law of nations and the laws OF hu-
manity.
The government Of the king asks
the active Intervention of the gov
eminent Of the United states 10 OBJ
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-11-17

inc l took. Every month since
was a young girl had suffered with
cramps in my sides at periods and
was never regular I saw your ad,
vertigenent In the newspaper and
the picture OF woman who had been
saved from an operation ard thia
picture Nas impressed on my mind
The doctor had given me only two,
DAYS 10 make up my mind 10 I sent
my husband 10 the drug store at
once for a bottle OF lydia r. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound, and be-
lieve me. ] only took four doses be-
fore I felt a change and whep I hail
finished the third bottle / was CURED
and never felt better grant You
the privilege 10 DaIbliAh my letter and
sm only too glad 20 let other women
know OF my cure. Mrs ThOS Nc
Gonigsl. 3432 HRrtvills Street Phla-
dslphiA, Pa<-Adyt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-11-17

pains IN my side
md back until ]
nearly went crazy
went &c differ
INT doctors and
hey all @id I
had female trou-
ole and would not
get any relief IN
III / would be OBJ
erhted on. 4 had
had suffered for
four years before
this time but ]
kept getting worse
the moro modi-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-11-17

Some folks would give anything 10
get rid ~ constipation. stOpped-up.
Irregular bowels. Take HOLSTER :
Rocky Mountain Tea. Natures own
remedy. and see how quickly your
constipation disappears. Your money
Jack IN 10 fails 25c. Tea OF tab
lets Public drug store.-Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-11-17
WOMAN GIVEN
TWO DAYS
To Make Up Her Mind foa
Surgical Operation. She
Refused; Cured by Lydia
E Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound.

Philadelphia, PR-''One year ago
was very sick and I suffered with
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-11-17
Latest Hat Fashions.

Stiff hats in the proper shapes and right pro-
portions are here from this country's best makers
the Knox, here only, at S.; Stetson's famous
quality derby at Sd; and our Beacon Special at So
Gloves for dress, street or driving in wash
capeS, mochas, buckSkin and reindeerS. You can
get them unlined or silk lined at 81. Others 81,
$1.5O and up
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-11-17
Dependable SIS Overcoats.

To get true line on our SIS overcoats, COM
pare them with others. There's nothing to equal
these at the price; we've simply decided to sell
the best SIS overcoatS in town, and here they
are. If SIS is all you want to pay, you'd better
see these. The models are pleasing; styles for
men and young men; belters ulSters, box back
coats at SIS.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-11-17

That's the point-the most extensive assert
ment from the extremely low priced, yet depend
able, to the finest qualities This is economy
headquarters for boys good clothes. Suits and
overcoats at 81, SIS, $3.50, $3.50, $3.50 $40,
$3.50, SIS.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-26

Ser &raiibent bat ii& se,ueisert,
eine Mnoronung Ser Gbicagoer 8d-
der at empfongen, sic linn lire
@iini@e b%ortragen tponte. Sic To-
men nidt in eigener Sa6e, tie mol.
ten fir sic @eiammtbeit fpreden,
6em HrGii6enten 6arlegen, mie na9
ibrer Mnli6t Sen Hreistreibereien
ouf 6em @ei5enmarft, unter melden
oos gon5e 9an6 5u lei6en bot, gin-
bolt getban tper6en fonnen. Mber Der
Nrdiioent mol1te iie nidt boren. @iel.
leidt m11Bte er idon, tpas lie linn ia.
gen tpouten, m0glidertpeiie poBte es
linn o1@ nidt, 6aB an Ser Spite Ser
9eIegation ei11 @err Goblbeimer
ltan6. Ser Mome flingt 10 6e1,tid,
un6 6as lit nid1t Ser Slang, Ser 1T
Ser l1mgeb1tng 6es Nrdiioenten gern
geb0rt miro. Sn ie6em Sale mltr6e
sic delegation obgemieien. @ie rui.
|iiide Muidifs abgepieien merben,
menn lie iid er6reiiten, rm @ehor
beim Soren a1 bitten. SEER @ilion
bot otgenideinlih mie6er pergeiien,
6aR er Ser 3iener 6es merifaniid1en
@oIfes lit nn6 Ser 9iener ie6es ein-
aernen 8iirgers, 6enn ieoer ein5elne
8irger lit nit ser @eiommtbeit fir
Sic &on6lungen 6es 8%rdiiocnten per-
onttportIid. Gs lit feline Gflidt, oie
8iirger 5u h0ren, tpenr iie fommer,
linn lire @iinfde un6 8eidmer6en
boraubrinqen: er bot Sos &edt, lie
onf SEN ihriftItdett @eg s1t pertpei-
len, ober er bat ntdt 6as &edt, If
men Sic Sbiir tpeiien a1 1oiien. M1t6
bonn niht. tpent an ibrer Spite Elm
8iirqer nit 6e1ttidem Namen itebt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-26
Madt sem Magenleiben, Sen @as
fen pber 1tnperbanlidfeit ein @noe.
v@ape's 9iapepiin" mad)t %iamren, fran=
fen, NIT Gus angefilten Maaen iider
tpieber gut fiiblen in flint Minuten.


@enn bas, mas SIR eben aeaeien
babt, guren Magen aniduert ooer ipie
Elm 8leiflumpen lie9t nno nid)t perz
baren min. ODER @as aufbldbt rno Iauer
aufit0bt, unberbaute Nabrung, ooer tpenn
SIR fhpinbelig fiihlt, an 5erSbrennen.
nberfii11ng. nebelfeit, fdle6tem @ez
id1mad i'm Munbe unb al1s Dem Wea9en
itammenbes &opfpeb leioet. fonnt Sbr IN
flint Minnten geiegnete 2inoeruna baz
ben Ma9t bem Magenleioen fur INNER
elm gnbe, inbem SIR cine grobe fiinf8tg
Gent 5dadtel Gape's 9iapep1tn in Guzs
rer Gpotbefe nehnt. Shr fi11oet IT, funf
Minuten aug. tpie nnnStbig es 1T, an
aenS elmer magensl1noronrna gu leiben.
Sc lit ser raldeite, iiderite MagenzGr5t
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-26

Sci meiner @eimfebr nod S6lub
ser Iebten 2ebter 2egislatur<Sibung
in Ser ib @uer &epraientant tpar,
oadte i9, mein legislatiber 9ienlt
babe iein @n6e erreidt un6 tbeilte
meinen 6reun6en 6iele @eltnnung
NIT. 8ol6 na9ber Qber gab it6 Die
@elegenbeit elmer &ieoerermagrng.
Cine ii9 itets mebreroe Mn5abl met
ner 6reun6e 6rangten in mild, IT,
nen mei11en tpeiteren Dienit ni9t boz
auentbalten nn6 begrinoeten tbr
&edt 6o5n m1f Ben @run6 FIN, bob
incline erlangte @rfabrung, mein
Observation-Disclosures 8erltanoniB mno
meine bielieitige 8etanntidaf mel,
men 9ieniten, 5u 6enen Ser Diltrift
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-26
Stir &epraientant.

gu Ben 9eiern oes yMoroitern" &C.
b0ren in GROCER @n5obl sic eriten
M%niie6ler 6ieies legislatipen ST.
1trifts, Die nod 6em 2eben erbalten
itn6, un6 ibre Nadfommen tpie piele
an6ere ibrer Mrt, sic jebt bier ibren
@obniib baben. 9ieie 2eute iino in
Treun6i@aft ooer our@ geidaftli4e
o6er ionitige 8efannti9aft bent
@errn Gb. @ilmon 5ugetbon = Bel
bielen bon 6iei len lit Die Jreun6i6aft
felt elmer &etbe bon Sabren cine un-
perGn6erlide g%eblieben. &ae 6iele
friib3eitigen Mniieoler, iomobl iene III
Ger Stabt pie a%uBerbulb oerielben,
iinb mebr o6er tpeniger berantmort-
li6 fir ba5 @ad5tbum oie1er Staot;
iie maren Sic edten, bonofi6e
1900 ter5,", sic es 5ultun6e bra6ten,
ebe Sic profeiiione1en ugpolters" auf
Ser @il6fla6e eribienen. Sn 6em
2(uf6au Der Staot ging es 6runter
uno oriiber, Acknowledgement nn6
dngItlide 8el orgnilie, 6ie belon6erS
bur6 Iro6nngen elmer 8erlegung in
1875 beronlaBt tp1tr6en nonmegen
6es Hrojeftes, uniere sta6t bon elmer
in Melroie en6en6en iogenar1ten
ugtnb" =giienbabn beribrt gu ieben.
Diele Sta0t ging aber oabei liegrei6
berpor, 1trr6 ie muroe, NOS ibr ge<
biibrt, ibrer Sage megen 81 elmer be-
oe1tten6en 3entrolitoot bes Stoates.
Sic 2egi5latur modte Ser ct. Saul
uno Eaeifie neutrality-suspicious. Elm
gn6e, ebnete 6ie 8abn fir per<
beiierte 3%uitanbe, n116 gab oa6ur9
6em gar15en n0r6liben gtaate 3u=
frie6enbeit. gs mar 81 jener 3eit,
als SEER Gilman in bas Mmt 6es
2eutnant @oubernors erboben m11r=
oe. @abreno ser gan5en 3eit Biz
jebt bat SEER Gilman aQes in leiner
&roft getbon, 6as SnterelIe 6ieier
9eute 5u beben, u116 ibr '3utrauen in
i'm u1r6 ibr &eipeft Dor ibm iino nie
geihfpa9t ipor6en. Ser ginfluB,
6eiien SEER Gilman in l%egislatipen
3irfeln nn6 inn Staats= &apitol ii@
5u erfreuen batte, modt es notirli=
dertpeiie 5u elmer a%ngenebmen sade,
uni er @olf, sos iagt, es braudt nidt
lange 51 fragen, per &err Gilman
lit, ODER maS er getban bat, tint Be-
for6erung 5n ber6ienen, o6er mas
linn Sic 2aufbabn bor5eidnet, gu BE-
frie6igen, piiien ia olle, mas iie in-
folge ieiner @rfabr1tng in ser @ieb-
5nht, I'M &ol5ban6el, int .MIblenbe-
trieb, int @egebo11, aIs Mrbeitgeber
nn6 in BENT Mnfbau elmer groBen
@il6erniB alS Sbeil 6es beltigen ct.
CLOUDS bon ibn 5m ertparten babet1.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-26

Mepralentanteaamt bes 2. legislati-
ben 0iltrifts beaperbe, perbinoe i'd
oas Gerlpre6en, oab, 1pena Ser 81
1trift in midi SOS 3utrauen iett, iid
our6 MIDI in ser @eietgebung Der
treten gu Ialleu, i'd MIDI ourd) meine
@anolmgsipeiie zines lold)en SUI
tral.ens miiroig MAIDEN peroe .@e-
gen 6ieIcs @eripreben, 0as mir bod
u1o tbel,cr fem miro, eriud)e i6 sic
Stimmgeber oes 9. GiltriftS, anl
@abltage fir mid eintreten 51 mol
len. Spbn u. Nett.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-26

bere6tigt tpar, eirren beionoeren
8ertb berleiben, un6 10 CAB id)
l6lieBli@ 6em 8uni6e Ser often
6remnoe na9 nn6 1ieB mild nit ct,
tnoigem 30gern alS &an6i6at etntras
gen. SSebt natMrli6 gebt mein Wnn19
6abin, meirem Diitrdft na6 beitem
&onnen 5n bienen un6 ein meiterer
|Iermin tpiir6e SEN ein5igen &ecoro
legislatiDen 9ien1teS beoeuten, Ser
ii@ aaf ein babies Sabrbmnoert En-
ltreden tpiir6e, trabm er ia ieinen Mn>
fang in 1868, als i6 alSSenator Die
les glei9en 9iitrifts, Der 6omols ct.
mu 8meioritteI 6es Staates umfaBte,
ser 2egislotur a%ngeb0rte. SSn anbe-
|trudt meirer bqnfigen @ablen 6a1rd)
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-26


County init 0e1n no91naligen griu=
den tint Inter tlitl1ng BEL Der font
1le11oen Mabl berar1. Sci Ser am Z.
9fopember ltattfinoen0ert @abl bin
i) als 0elnofratiider gan6i6at fir
oaS Gommiliaramt 6es 2. 9iitriftS
int 6eloe ltn0 eri ud)e aQe, Sic it6 init
meiner MISUNDERSTANDING 5ufrie6en
gegeben baben, l1m no6malige giitige
llnteritiieung gegen Sos @eripreden,
>penn erlpablt, OaS S11terelie 6es 3i=
itrifts un0 beS County nod belten
&raften gu mabren un6 81 for6ern.
Sal. @erman,
@ol0inqfor0, @irn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-26
Geit Sahren 1ndjt man III 6ranf>

seit Sabren imdt man lit Sranf-
reid Mittel un6 @ege our Serbei=
fiibrnng gr0Berer 8amilien. 9os
ein5ige mas bi5ber gei6ab, lit oie @e'
mabrung freien l1nterri@tS IN elmer
SoGidnle fir ie ems bon iieben &ire
oern. Ser 3eputierte Saul ge1a5et
bot iebt einen @eieeenttpnrf einge=
reidt, Ser be timmt> oaB @ltern flir
oas erl tie unb 5meite &ino lie 800
6ronfen, fir 6uS brittle 1000, fllr
6as pierte 2O00> nn6 fir leoes fol=
genoe &in6 1000 6ranfen ausge5ablt
mer0en ioden. Sb 6ieS Sen Stor6 gu
banfigerem 8elude peranlalien miro,
bleibt ab5utparten. Mls unfeblbares
Weittel oiirfte eS iid 6agegen empfeb-
len, Sic ii6 aa5u iebr idonen6e Ma-
6ome Ga 6rance bel Sen treuen @at-
tinnen un6 aufopfernngsfabiger
Miittern 9eutid)Ian6s in Sic S6nle
GIT ididen. sic fonnte BORT man'
DIES erlernen, moS ibrer geation 5u1n
,Segen geret6en miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-26
Gin qe,uieater Mann.

go lange Der Staat Wtitnel ota 1T
6em 2anoe Ser 5ternen nnb 5treifen
feline @eltung bot u11o 10 oft linn @e=
legenbeit gegeben mar, it6 our6 cine
geeignete Yeri0nlidfett I'M 8unoes<
fongreb bertreten 5l1 laiien, gab fein
g%erpiegterer Maru 5u oieler 8abl
@eranlaiung, olS ser oieSiGbrige
Ganoioot fir Sen 8nnoeslenat, Ser
Mdtb. Srarf 8. &eaogg> uuf oen
man sic 1d0nen, 10 ielten in Ser &oli<
tit CUR @eltung fomme1t6en 8orte
%antpenoen fann: CT im6t ni6t Dos
Mmt, ionoern sos Mmt iudt ibn,"
un6 oieie Ebatiode nllein lollte maB-
geben0 fem fir feline @abl. 9o@
fir 6iefe ipre@en mebr nod
feline al1sge5ei6neten Mannesei-
genldoften, namentli6 feline @ba=
archaeological, sic 0afiir birgt,
baB er allen IN ieinen peridieoenen
Mniproden an oas 8olf gemadten.
MeuBernngen, in 6enen er ii6 als
6reun6 6es Sarmers, ais 8reuno Ser
D~etId=Mmeritaner nn6 als Greun6
elmer ie6en geredten @ade erfldrte,
geredt >peroen miro. @err @el1ogg
lit elm Monn nit GROCER @efabigung,
ge1un6em nrtbeil nn6 riibmensper=
tie @elbititdn6igfeit, Elm @an, Ser
als mirflider 8olfsbertreter sic 3u=
neig11ng 6es 8olfes bona1f ber6iem
atn6 bie ibm 1iherli6 BEL Ser Nobem=
bertpubl audi %ertpieien mer6en miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-26

oieie ,1dmli6en 6reunoe era6te i'd
es nidt notbpen0ig, I'M Diitrift ber'
um3ugeben unb eir1 perlonli4es Mn'
iu6en 5u ite1en, ion6ern iese 6aS
3ntro11en in meine Srenn6e, ba1ter1
ouf meinen &ecor6, BEN i6 6mrd
meinen 6em gleiden 8olfe erpieie:
men 9ienit erlangt babe, 6aB lie iif
meiner ont @abltage erimnern mer.
ben. Sd BIN gu @uniten aner notb-
menoigen 0ffentli@en 8erbeiierun'
gen, m04te aber nnn0tbige un1
ibermqBige Steuerlaiten I'M erez
&olfes, 6as bereits bod genug BE-
1teuert lit, bermie6en 1eben.
Charles 81. Gilman.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-26
Order Limiting Time to File Claims
and for Hearing Thereon.
(Revision of 19O6)

duu lOT ntdIlHS AuCACOus
(Revision of 1906)
Estate of John Seifert, Deceased.
State of Minnesota, County Of Stearns,
In Probate Court.
In the Matter of the Estate of John
Seifert, Decedent.
Letters of administration with the
will annexed this day having been
granted to Mathilda Seifert.
1t is Ordered, that the time within
which all creditors of the above named
decedent may present claims agains'
his estate in this court, be, and tn
same hereby is, limited to six months
from and after the date hereof, and
that Friday, the
26th DAY OF JANUARY,
1917, at nine o'clock A. NJ, in the
Probate Court Rooms at the Court
House at the City of st. Cloud, in said
County, be, and the same hereby is
fixed and appointed as the time anc
place for hearing upon and the exam.
nation, adjustment and allowance o.
such claims as shall be presented with
in the time aforesaid.
Let notice hereof be given by tn
publication of this order in Der Nord
stern as provided by law.
Dated October Goth, 1916. :
(SeaD j. B. H1MSL, =
A. H. Klasen, Judge of Probate:
Attorney. 1929
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-26

mel6e oieie efelbafte &rmfbeit bo-
ben, meroen fi9 e%rinnern, 6ab lie nit
bacufigen @rfaltungen gu tbun batten
gu Der 3eit, als iie, itd oieielben 5u-
5ogen. Gin menig @orbeoaat, cine
Jlalde gbamberlain's 9ulten=Ofeot>
.5in fluger @eife gerrommen, nno Die
lem gan5en Grubel fann porgebeugt
meroen. gu faufen in &enrp's Cor,
ner 9rug 9tore.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-26
HAROLD KNUTS0N
NepubIifnmtiher &anot:
Dat imr &on9re6

lit in0oiiiert mor6en bon Go=opera=
tipen Creamery Mllociations, Mrbei=
tern ut16 Sc 1aftslel1ten. ST m1roe
ouf elmer 6arm in Sberburne County
grobge5oge11, gab lpater oen &opol=
ton 8onmer un6 6olep Snoepen6ent
beralts; tpor Nraii0ent Ser Nor=
tbern Minnelota EDITORIAL gliiocia=
ton, Sefretar oes Titran5=&omiteeS
ser Nortbern Minnel 0eDelop=
ment 9li location uno tpabren6 6rei
@inters5eiten begleitete er sic Min-
mel ota grbibit @ar 6ur6 Sic Central
ltaaten gum 3med Minneiota uno
feline &iilfsqueuen befant gu ma
den. @r par ltets Elm 8efIrtDorter
6es Stautes Minneiota.
Seine &latfprm.
Sortidoffung 6es BrofitS IN
|&riegs5eiten onrh Mnfertigung anen
@riegsmaterialS 6r1rh sic &egierung.
Sdub ben mertfaniiden Sat-
mer1r nno @ei9aftsleuten 6ur6 ST.
frofttretung zines Sarifgeiebes, MOO
our6 ibr Gigentbum geiidert miro.
@eiebgebung, 6ie CUR io5ialen nno
0fonomiiden @oblfabrt iener BET
tragt, sic arbeiten.
%@rnieorigmng 6es Ereiies fir 60
lolin 6urb Snfrafttretung zines libe=
ralen @eiebe, 6aS es ie6em erlmtbt,
grenni toff=Mlfobol 5u fabri5ieren.
@eiebgebl1ng, 6ur6 sic 6ie Meeie=
rei=Snterel1en geidibt mer6en.
606erale @ilfe CUR Gerbtn6erung
ser ueberfll1tbung BON 2an0ereien
int n0r0li6en Minnei ota 0l1r6 3am=
me etc. 8eibebaltrng 0eS 2an6polt=
6ienites 51m b0diten Hrtnfte ieiner
@irflamfeit.
SPECULATION ser 0ffentliden Nut=
barfeiten.
Gbrlidfeit, @irfiamfeit un6 0efo=
MONTE in Ser &egierungsleitung.
@ergeBt gef anigif nidt, oaB 5pei
&on6ibaten nit Dem gleiden &C.
lhledtsnamen fir &ongreB I'M Seloe
ltn6.
Stimmt fuer HAROLD KNUTSON
fit &omeref. Gr lit ser %rep1blifa=
nilde Npmtnierte.
(Mngefertigt BON S. S. Gbielman, ct.
CLOUD Mtnn.)
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-26
@ie man itd @otarrh a1taie9t.

Mutter iin6 3umeilen 10 geoanfen-
los, 6oB lie @rtaltungen, Die i9re
@in6er ii9 3uge5ogen, pernadlal1i=
gen. Die @nt3iin6ung Ser @hleim-
bd1t6en, 5uerlt ofut, miro 9roniih,
un6 6os &ino bot droniiden Sea-
tarrh cine &ronfbeit, Sic ielten &C.
BELT tpir6, nn6 sic gu elmer 2ebens=
biir6e mer6en fam. Giele 2eutc,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-26
@olitiibe Mn3ei9em
8c3ablte Mn5et9en
Dieie Nn5eisen iiub be5ablt sur State bon
10 Gents per Belle.
In sic Stimmgcber bes 5,ueitem 81
itrifts bcs As. legislatipen
NiftriftS.

sSn Ialle meilrer @abl ais Ser
tretcr bieles 9iltrift5 in Ser 2egisla=
tur perl id)ere ih oem Gplfe energild)e
uno gelpiMeubafte Grfiillung Ser nit
Ser Stellung perbl1n0eaen Efli6ten.
Sd babc in Sic en1 Giltrift meil1 gan=
seq 2cbe1 perbradt unb lpar nit Bent
Sc d]dftsleben ocs Iiltrifts iiber
stpon5ig Sabre perblluoen. Sd BIN
in bieim Gplurtn nabc 81. So ]epb cuff
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-26
@olitreet lit fir @ilipn. &c ba1

einen betradtliden &agnefonOs
fir Den &an6i6aten @organs aafge-
brodt, un6 feline Srgane arbeiten
mie sic 8iber fir i'm. Sroboem
giebt es immer nod 8etriiger un6
Narren, sic inn 2an6e umberlaufen
un6 einfdltigen 2euten er5ablen,
SSH on babe @alitreetS Ma4t ge-
brohen mn6 @oultreet mer6e ibm
6as nimmer bergeben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-26

mir Ser 8erantmortung, sic 6aS
Mmt NIT iid bringt, mobl betpnBt,
babc ober al1b 6as bolle 8etpuBt=
fem, BOB ih oiele @eranttportung gu
trogen imltan0e bin, mo5u MIDI met
ne oielfaden Notwithstanding boa=
o11f be dbigen. 8efunnt NIT 6en Ser
b4ltniiien oes 9i1trifts, 0elien
Woblfabrt mild itet5 intereliicrte,
oarf id BEN Stimmgebern 6eslelben
sic Gerii6erung geben, 6aB, fails 6ie
Mobl MIDI treffen ioQte, i6 Den
@iiniden meiner &onltttuenten ge=
reht mer6e, nod belten &raften mild
be1treben ltnb Sos in MIDI geiebte Ser
tra11en redtfertigen mer0e.
g. 6. Sda1ble.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-26
Sur Geprajentant.

Ssaoem id meme &a16i6atur fir
bos Observation-Disclosures 6es 5mciten
legiSlatipen 0iltriftS anflin6ige, Der,
pflidtige id midi gu elmer unparteiz
ii9en un0 getpillenbaften Musiibung
ser nit 6em Mmte D%erbun6enen
BfIidter, falls Sic Stimmgeber 6es
9i1trifts MIDI alS ibren 8ertreter in
Der 2ogislatur miinl6en. SS6 bin
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-26
Stir Gpmnth-G pmmi1IGr.

Sin Ser Mnnabn1e, mabren6 meiner
Diem1t5eit als Mitglieo Der County,
Gonmiiiar=@eborbe oem bon mir ner-
tretenen 1iltrift >uie 6eu1 County i'm
Mugemeincn pfli6tgetreue nn6 5uper=
laliige 9ienite erlpieien 81 baben, ire
te id at sic @abler bon Stearns