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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-07-24
FOR BETTER RURAL SCHOOLS


Probably the most effective work yet
done in the campaign for better rural
schools was the impetus given it by
the National Conference for Better
Rural Schools held at Nashville, Tenn,
November IT, 1915, states J. L. Nc
Brien, school extension agent of the
United States bureau of education, in
a bulletin just issued. President
Bruce Payne of George Peabody Col
lege for Teachers. presided. Delegates
were in attendance from thirty states.
Commissioner Claxton, in charge of
the federal bureau of education, de-
livered the principal address at this
conference. taking for his subject, "a
More Efficient School System" He
stated that the purpose of this cam
paign for better schools is to bring
equal opportunity of education to
every boy and girl in America, in the
country as well as in the town.
As a means to this end Doctor Clax-
ton points out the necessary agencies.
as they occur to him, as follows:
1. A school term of no. less than
$50 days for each child.
2. A sufficient number of teachers
adequately prepared for their work.
8. Consolidation of rural schools
with an average area of about twelve
square miles for each school.
4. Teachers home and a demon
stration farm from five to fifty acres
as a part of the school property.
5. An all-year session adapted to
local conditions.
6. A county library with branch Ii
braries at the centers of population,
with the schools used as distributing
centers.
z. Community organization with
the school as the intellectual, indus
trial. educational and social center
8. A modern high-schooi education
for every boy and girl in America, in
the country as well as in town.
1t is the intention of the United
States bureau of education to issue a
series of letters in which the eight
subjects named above will be thor
| oughly discussed for the purpose OF
giving the rural schools a square deal.
The State Journal will endeavor to
present from time to time the facts
and arguments in these letters, either
in whole or in part, as it believes that
the rural problem is the greatest prob
lem in American education, and that
education is the basic. the funda-
mental vehicle, the only one, in fact
by which the development of a right
eous democratic civilization can be
carried to its largest possibilities.
And if this problem of rural educa-
ton is to be rightly solved it must be
given the best thought and effort not
only Of all educators, but also of all
business and professional men, and in
the classification of business men, is
included, of course, the farmers, to
whom better rural schools are of such
intimate and vital concern.
Possibly there may be better plans
or details for the solution of this big
problem than Doctor Claxton has
worked out, although they are mos
comprehensive and sufficiently gen
eral and elastic to be adapted to 1oca
conditions. II so. full and free dis
cussion of his suggestions will help, nj
doubt, to show the way to them.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-07-24

And the sharks that are terrorizing
the bathers along the Atlantic coast
also call attention to the fact that this
is also the season of the year when
several varieties OF the sharks on land
pull the legs of easy marks for large
sums through the medium of fake
foot and horse races and other ICON"
games. It's the good old summertime.
indeed. for all sorts and conditions of
men, except the ones who may get
stung by insects and otherwise
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-07-24

REGARDLESS of what sort of a pro
he may be towards the European
war. probably every American with
anything that savors of red blood in
his veins is hoping that the German
submarine freighter, the Deutschland,
gets out of Chesapeake bay as easily
and as safely as she entereC it, and
has the same good luck all the way
home.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-07-24
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-07-24

Robbing the rural banks seems to
have developed into one of the favor
1te outdoor sports for the present sum-
mer season And those who are play
irg the game have mado some most
rasccessfll scores.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-07-24

There must be something to the
theory that everything comes to those
who wait The street cars are being
operated again over the East Sixth
avenue viaduct- Suppose the Euro
pean armies had to depend on bridge
builders and repairers that worked as
leisurely as those who have been fix
ing up this structure?
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-07-24
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OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.

The State Journal is a member Of the
Associated Press and receives the full day
Telegraph report of that great news or
ganization. for the exclusive afternoon
Publication in Topeka.
The news is received in The State Journal
building over wires for this sole purpose
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-07-24

Nor will the return of excessively
warm days be much to kick about if
the warm nights do not come with
them But what's the use of kicking
about the weather. anyhow?
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-07-24

The rare days for which June is so
famous are most delightful but the
most delicious thing in the weather
line is a cool July night after a siz-
cling hot day. And Topeka has been
lucky enough to pull a few of these
recently
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-07-24

if she had told him a hundred rcasops
fer staying away-nor he! He flew
away without word and he made
straight for the neighbours garden.
rows of fine ripe strawberries s,ich
Such feast as he did find therel
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-07-24
ON SPUR OF
THE MOMENT

BY ROY X. MOULTON.

The Way 1t Goes.
A biscuit shooter named Marie, when
thirty-seven years of age,
Discovered she had talent" see?
and went upon the mimic stage.
Her "fgger" it was simply grand and
won her job, no doubt of it.
She got into the chorus and the pa
pers said she made hit.
Her weekly wage was eighteen per for
boosting histrionic art.
The baldhead row went daft on her
and soon she had a speaking
part.
They sent her flowers and jewels rare,
and now and then a limousine.
And soon she saw her features fair
portrayed in every magazine.
She couldn't dance and had no voice,
and no one claimed that she
But still she was the old boys choice,
despite essentials that she
lacked.
The manager was not SO slow ana
transformed her into star.
He hired a man to write a show to fit
her needs and there you are.
She bought a lot of swagger gowns ana
they made up the entire show
She played tank time in one horse
towns and always played to
S. r. o.
Then back to Broadway for run that
simply set the burg Attire.
The manager just rolled in mon and
DatrOnS d1Qnt seem TO tlTe-
Her name on the electric sign in four
foot letters gay and bright.
Announced that Miss Marie de Shine
would grace that show shop every
/, night,
With matinees on Wed. and Sat. The
line was always four blocks long.
The house sold for three weeks. at
that, and Marie's life was like a
song.
They named new bonnets after her,
she posed for tcothpaste ads and
such;
Where'er she went she made a stir
and she was initiated much.
And now you'd hardly know Marie;
she lives in grandeur past COM
pare;
In two years things have changed, you
see: she wed a Pittsburg million
| aire.
They Say This Happened.
| Velpeau, the great French surgeon
successfully performed serious
operation upon a little child. The
mother. overjoyed. called at the sur
geon's Office and said:
Monsieur. my child's life is saved
and l do not know how to express my
gratitude to you. Allow me, how
ever, to present to you this pocket
book embroidered by my own hands y
The great surgeon smiled sarcas-
ucaliy. Madame, he said, my art
is not merely a matter of feeling
My life has its necessities like yours
Allow me, therefore, to decline your
charming present and to request some
more substantial remuneration
But, monsieur" asked the lady
I what remuneration do you desire ?'
Five thousand francs"
The lady quietly opened the pocket
book which contained ten notes OF
1000 francs each. counted out five o.
them and politely handing them to the
amazed physician, retired.
The Good Old Days.
! No coats vests or shirts they wore
In the good old days of Adam
To keep cool It was not a chore,
| In the good old days of Adam
And right good sense the folks dIsplayed
When in fig leatves they were arrayed
/ When It's a hundred I'm the shade
/ wish Us fat folks had EN-.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-07-24

No coats or vests or shirts they wore
In the good old days of Adam.
To keep cool 1t was not a chore
In the good old days of Adam
And right good sense the folks displayed
When in fig leatves they were arrayed
When It's a hundred I'm the shade,
! wish US fat folks had en-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-23

meiten @epifien giebt er 81, 6aB er
ge1pilie 6raltiide MaBregeln ergrif=
fen babe, TINT bo6moralii6e 3iele 5u
erreiden. gr fat Elm frieolides nett
trales 2an6 ourh oie 2anoltng Ser
Iruppe11 Ger g1tente in 5alonifi in
Sen &rieg bineinge5ogen, BEN e.
Hreu1ier Geni5elos, fir Sen er tpar=
me Spnrpatbien befmn6et, bemogen,
cine Mepoll1tion ms @erf gu ieben,
Sic grtedil6en Srrppen our Wel1te=
rel gegen lire &omma11oel1re uno oie
9fegierung aufgeitadelt, Die fgrie6i=
i6en &%uierne1l Mrlenale, Selegra=
pbenlinien, gilenbabnen nn6 &riegS=
idiffe %fonfiS5iert, Ser legitimen grie=
@ii6en Negier11ng berboten, nit if
.ren @eianoten inn Muslan6 gu ber=
febren uno iie ge5tpungen, ale 5rem=
ben a%us5utpei1en, 6ie Ser entente 11n=
'beqltem paren. nnb 6as nen11t Ms=
quitb sic 8efreiung @riedenlan6S
l111o @ie6erberi teQung Ser l%tnabba1r=
gtgfeit ser fleinen 8alfani taaten.
Sic 6lantnte Ser 6reibeit, 6ie @err
Msquitb in @elos mie0er ent5iin6en
m0dte, lit sic 6adel 6eS &rieges un0
ser blutigen Gebol1ttion.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-23

ruiiifd)e Sruppen, uno BORT f0nne1r
ruiiii6e 8erltarfungen an1 leihte1te11
berange5ogen mer0en. Nu9 oieler
Ibeil Ser berbiinoeten Sffenlibe fat
feline 8e0eutung. DaS 3iel Der bon
9toroen nab Sii6en bor6ringe16en
Iruppen lit 6aS mel tlide @iienbabn=
neb &umaniens. @em tie 0as in it,
rem @elib gebradt baben, lit &uma=
MEN fertig, oenn bis oabin oiirfte it,
men ou6 Die gerbin6ung nit NuB+
lano iiber 8rai1a un6 @alab Derlegt
poroen fem, uno 5tpar our@ oaS
gorori11gen jenes JbeileS Ser ber=
b%iinbeten Iruppen, Ser ourh 6ie &ar<
patbenpaile nah Ser Mol0ou Dor-
oringen. @ud 0ieie Iruppen baben
in 6en lebten Iagen 5ortidritte &C.
modt un6 iheinen Sic groBten
S6tpierigfeiten iibertpnn6en 5u TO-
ben. Damn miro &umanien boQltar=
Sig i%ioliert fem, un6 Damn miro lein
S6idiol iid erfiiGen. Mie lid Ser
biens Sdlidial erfii1t bat.
Sn5Dild)en MAIDEN Die MQ1lerten
on Ser ma5eooniihen 6ront Der5mei=
felte Mnitrengungen, &umanien Die
@ilfe gu bringen, auf Ste eS 10 lange
pergebens gemartet fat. MQein 6a=
fir lit es jebt 81 ipat. 9as bat Dor
einigen 5agen erit Ser NeterSburger
&orreiponbent Ser 2orooner Mor=
ming Eolt musgeipro6er, alS CT
ldrieb, Ser gar5e I~el05ugsplan Scr
9(Qiierten auf bieiem Ibeil 6es
&riegsi6m1plabeS lei ourdgefalen
gene len, alS ii6 infolge Ser 5meifel=
baften 6altung @riedenlanos 6ie
ltnm0glidfeit berausgeI telt babe,
redt5eitig BON Salonifi aus bor5u=
ltoBen. 3as loa jebt aniheine11o
na6gebolt mer0en, aber bie perpoB=
ten @elegenbeiten febren aud I'M
&riege mdt pie0er. Ser uripriing=
lide Nlan mar, aus &umanien rn6
aus @rie6enlan6 gleid5eitig gegen
8ulgarin 11n6 Sic Siirfei los5ubre=
6etr. Sic @(usfiibu1ng oieies Elanes
llluble VlultDe !pt9ell ult=
terbleiben. 9ieie getpi6tigen @riin=
Sc moren 6ie perbiinbeten Sruppen,
sic ibr int @ege ltan6en un6 unter
genialer Iiibrl1ng ihon ihmere
Sdlage gefiibrt batten, als 6ie an0e=
rem INNER nod Elare madten. 5eute
bil0et Ser rumdniide 6el65ug fir Sic
geiante &riegslage Sen entidei0en=
Sen 6aftor. 0as baben en0lid oud
Sic Muiierten erfannt. 9(ber 6iele gr=
fenntniB lit um cine gatt5e &eibe ge=
lpidtiger greigniiie SIT ipat gefom=
men. Inn sic Siege Wadeniens in
Ser 9pbru6iha nnb Inn Sic giege
I%olfenbopns in Siebenbiirgen. 9ie
baben Sen g%reigniiien auf bieiem
Tbeil 6es &riegsidouplotes 3iel ltn0
&idtung gegeber, 1tn6 sic miierten
tperoen tpeoer 6as 3iel an6ern noh
Sic &id]t1tng. Ginerlei, pie iie'5 Der
i11den m0gen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-23
9anfia9mn9.

Grllioeut @illon bot ol1rf) Nro=
flalllutipll ont Ireltag Den Gonmer=
1tad, BEN 80. 9topember, al5 Sa1lt1a=
eungatag for1aea feltgelest. Die
Proclamation oes E%rdiioe1ten lal1tet:
nSci1 tangent lit cs Der grul1d)
uulleres &olfes, ein grnteOanffelt gu
bulten nit Bob uno 0anf gum MQ=
mohti9en @ott fir leine m%annlgta=
d)elt Seorllrlgen uno lelne Mobltba=
ten, Die or l1lrs ullD Der 9fation CT
lpielen bot.
Gas Der %loliene sSSabr, lett mir
sll1l1 letteumal ben 9a1flaglngstag
gefeiert haben, lit reib an Segnm11=
oeu iiir inns ais &olf gapeien> >pab=
reno foit Die gauge iibrige Melt ul1ter
Sem Sd)atten oes &rieges ltebt. ST.
nittcu llnicres Trieoens unO unlerer
@lilfieligfeit miro ltnier 8en1iltb nit
idn1er5lifer ltnr1be iiber Die Saint
pie rno 2eioen Ser I'M &rieg ltebe1=
Sen Nationen u11o Ser @0lfer erfitlt,
ol1f melte Ser arieg Ser tDrung n1o
@crnid)tl11g geie1ft> obne oaB tie Die
MD1lid)feit batte1t, bent eileen 51 emit
f~lieteu. @ir f0nr1e11 nidt at unlere
@lildleligfeit Oe11fen, obne uns 1brer
erbarn1lt11gslpertben 9eotb gu erl11=
llern.
nsdl, @ooorpm @illon, Eralioe11t
Sp,. 0>rr Stnnten Don WtnerlfQ, be-
i%tirl1n1e Conner tag, 0en DrelBlglt ten
Nouen1her, ais einen nationalen
Ionflagl1ngs= uno @ebettag n10 for
bere oas Golf oltf, a1l leinen Derlhte=
Denen Elatcn Der @ottesarbetu1g
Sen Gag int Can't 5u @ott Oem Ma=
n1Gd,tigel1 fir ste Segnungen oeS
SSrieoens uno Ser ungebrodenen
@ohlfabrt, Die unlerem geliebten
2onoe in iold) unbeldrd1ftem MfaBe
sutbeil geporoen lit, 5u begeben.
@elter bulte ib eS fir nnlere
Gflidt, alt n ierem Sag oeS 5rie=
bens 1no oe5 Segens in tiefem g}it=
gefiibl ser NIT &rieg geidlagenen
@olfer ser @elt 5u geoenfen, auf Sic
ser sdreden oes &rieges 10 erbar=
n~ll1r1gslos gefalen lit, nno aus unite
rer lleberfiiQe at Segen CUR Mbbilfe
ibrer 9ei0en bei5utragen.
yltnier Golf fann feline pabre Sal
tung sum- gegenmartigen Sample Der
Mfotione11 niht better 5ltm MuSorud
bringerL als 6aB es aus ieinem lie
berfluB Ser Motb abbilft, 6ie Ser
&rieg ge6ro6t bat,"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-23
9anfia8un9Sta8.

SSn oiel em Monot feiern mir unite
rem n~ationolen 6eittag: 3anfiagnngs=
tag, ua0 penr es al16 fir Gtele ni6t
n1oglid lein miro, 10 gan5 m1S Dolem
@er5en bm1fbar fir Die Segmungen
oes pergongenen SabreS gu fem, 10
miro es ibnen 6o6 elm Iroit iein, BOB
es nodl i6limmer bdtte fem f0nnen,
tpie e5 obnebin id)on lit. Solange oie
Semitic in @ei ur1obeit beiiammen lit,
1olo11ge nod fem liebes Mitglieo Ser
1elben bie Geile in jeneS 2ano ange=
treten bot, bon lpelhem es feline @ie=
berfebr giebt, lolange fam nod al
les ertrogen 1peroen, oenn 6ie @off=
nl1ng ol1f Before 3eiten lie itirbt
ME in oes Meniden @er5. l1n6 mer
fei1ten Surfep auf ieiner 6eittafel ba=
ben fam, Ser elie ieinen> tpern a11@
nod 10 beldeioenen, 8raten nit @e=
11uB l1nb nit %6onfbarem Screen, 0aB
er i'm nit leinen 2ieben tbeilen 6arf.
6eiertage lino &ubetage, nn0 Die
tiefen @lodentone, sic tpeitbin iiber
Stoot l1no 2an6 1f16 Slur erlhallen,
Iooen ltns Elm 3u ltilem, foitltdem
Musrube1t BON aller &alt uno unrait,
sic Sos tdglihe 2eben inns allen
bringt. 6eiertagsltille liegt auf BEN
gtraber, bos ununterbrodene rait=
Ioie Sagen un6 Sreiben, 6aS FONT
iiberaa berribt, fat tpobltbner6er
<be Sic Stene geraumt, : oQes
atbmet Stille, 6rie6en.
Mber oieie f0itli6e 6eittogsr11be
6orf nidt n1r ettpas altBerlides ietn,
6as feinen inneren @ebalt batte nn6
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-23

fann ont beiten SIRE Srage ermi6ern
NIT Ser Mnttport, Die Elm Winiiter &C.
geben bat, als man ibm %pertrm1lid)
oieie 5rage porlegte. @r iagte: ~So=
balo oas golf erfldrt, oaB es gen1g
bat." l1n6 Dos miro boffentli6 1ri6t
nrebr lange auf iib tporten lallen.
0aS engliide golf miiBte nit unbeil=
barer 8linobeit geidlagen iein, menn
es nidt enoli6 einiabe, mie es BON
ieinen Staatsmannern getauidt nr6
betrogen miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-23
9er @em@ler Msqmitb.

Scr anrerifanilbe &rieasforre-
lponoert Or. @iaiam @apar6 Sale
batte Dor einigen Sagen cine Inter
reoung NIT @errn BON Sagotp, oem
oeutiden Staatsiefretdr 6es Mel1Be-
rem. Sale fragte i'm, Oh CT etmaS
iiber Sic &eoe Msq1ritbs beim 2or0-
mapors = 8aufett in Ser 2onooner
@11il6baQ SIT lagen babe. 9err bon
SSagom las leinem @eiuder Mns5iige
aus oe11 bod)t0nenoen Hbraien oes
elrgliid)en Yreniers iiber Sic 2iebe
gnglanos 5lt oen fleinen N%ationen,
oie britiide @erebr1tng fir oie So
cfel ser 6reibeit> sic engliiden Spfer
fir sic 6reibeit gl1ropas II. I. To. Dor.
Dmm nubn1 er George Bernard
Sbams Sd)altipiel Size Wean Of De=
ltinp" bon iei1rem <lte, i6lug SEN
8o1o o11f nno las Sale Die folgenoen
saee Dor, sic ser englii6e gubnen=
6idter einem ieiner @baraftere in
oen M11no legt:
u@em Elm gnglGn6er ettpas miu,
10 giebt er oas ME 5u. Ct mortet
geouloig, Bis iid in ieinem @ebirn
Sic flanmen6e l1eber5eugl1ng feitge=
lett bot, 6aB es feline moraliide utr6
religi6ie Eflidt lit, %6iejenigen 5t ltll=
ter>perf e11, 6ie baben, maS er 1pil.
Inn mpraliide 8e1peggriin0e lit er
ME perlegen. M1s ser groBe @or=
fdmpfer Ser Tretbeit un6 nationaler
l1nubbdngigfeit anneftiert ct 6ie bal=
Be @elt nr10 oa1rn ne1rr1t CT 6as &o=
(o%niiatior1. @enn er einen neue1r
Marft fir feline perfali6ten 8aaren
Don Man6elter bral1ht> TO i6ift er
einen Miiiio1rGr, ser Sen gingebore=
1re11 6as gpargelium 6es 6rie0enS
preoigt. Sic Gi1ngeborenen i6lagen
Sen @tiiionar tobt mn6 ser 8rite
greift gu SEN @affem, 11m Sos Girl
ltertbunt 51 bertbei0igen. Sen
Marft, SEN er mollte, 1rim1nt er alS
2obn be5 @imnrelS.
Tim ieine Sn1el at bertbeioigen,
lett er &apldne a1f feline &riegSi6tf=
fe, 11agelt cine Slagge nit einem
&relt5 an SEN Mait, fegelt bis an Ste
G1roen Ser @elt rtr6 bernihtet ale,
Sic feline @erridaft anf Dem Mfeere GIT
BE- treite11 ipoger. St brii1tet ii6,
ooB ieoer @flape fret meroe> iobal6
er ieinen SUP a11f englii6en 8o6en
1ebe un6 perfultft sic iehsiahrtqen
&in0er 1einer Mrmen, Sic in leinen
Iabrifen tdgli6 ied5ebn @tr1r6en
orbeiten miiiien rn0 NIT Ser Geiti6e
ongetrieben meroen. ST giebt nidts,
pas 10 1dle6t o6er 10 gut mare,
oob elm gnglan6er eS ni6t tbnn
miir6e. l1nredt bat er ie6o6 ME.
Gr faiimpft aus patrioti1den Motipen,
beral1bt @l1d aus @an6elspri1t5ipier,
ma6t g16 5um Sflaben, um 6aS
Erin5ip 6es Smperialism1s bod5u=
bolten nn6 br11talieliert gl1h nit 6em
Erin5ip ser Mannboftigfeit. 5etn
2olungstport lit ltets uYflidt" un6
er bergiBt ME, 6oB sic Mation, 6ie
fire Hfliht ibren S1tereIien 5utpi=
oerlol1f EN- labt> berloren it,"
9as 81th @batps bei1eite Legend,
erbob it6 Ser StoatSiefretar un6
ibrttt inn 3immer amf un6 ab, in6em
er fortf11br: Scum laiien Sic 11ns ie=
fen, mas Sic britii6e &egierung ge<
tbm baben lou, Inn @rteden1an6 Dor
internatiorale11 8ermidelungen gu
.bemabren. Msquitbs 8ebuuptungen
darafteriiieren 5ie gan5e briti1de
@eudelei. Mit 6em meiten @etptilen
zines @ngldn6ers b%ebanptet Ser eng
lii6e Eremier, 6aB @riedenlan1 MIR
bergemaltigt por6en lei, I'M GIT Der
bin6ern, 6oB es in 6as Sect 9enti6=
LAMBS faue. l1n6 NIT 6em gIeiden
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-23
10 Gent uGascdftts"
fir 2eber nmb Gia9etuetSe,
@etlen frantes &ppfueb, Sartleibig*eit
8iltpiitdt, lauren Magen, idledten
Mtbem - 3rfer Gatart1tc.

@lei6bie1 pie l6le6bt Cure 2eber, Maz
gen ODER gingepeibe 1ir6; tpie itarf @Mer
&opftpeb tit, mie elenb SIR @nd fi6lt
bur6 @artleibigfett 1nberballt6feit, Bt<
lio1itGt nnb trdge @ingetpet6e = SIR be-
fonrmt 1tets 2in6erung 6ur6 @ascarets.
Sic reinigen unb regulteren ben Magen
lofort, be1eitigen Sic iaure, gabrenoe
Mabrung nnb faulen @a1e; entfernen bic
er1e11ibe @oue bon Der 2eber unb nebz
men bas nnberbaute 3eng un6 @ift bon
Sen @ebdrmen nnb BEN @i~ngepeiDen
fort. Cine 5ebn Gent @6a9tel bon Git
rem @pptbefer tpirb Cure 2eber nno
gingetpeioe rein balten; ben Magen fits,
SEN &ppf flar un6 bies anf Monate fin.
sic arbeiten, ndbren6 Sbr f6laft.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-23
Suit STIR lauren Maqen?

@enn SIR an iarrem Magen lei6et>
miiBt STR langiam eiien un6 Cure
Mabrung boui tdn6ig %5erfauen, bonn
nebmt eines Ser @bamberlain's Sab
Iette 1ofort no9 oem Mben6elien. gu
fnufen in @enrp's Corner 1rug
Store. - Mn5.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-23
0ie &11manen molten ii6 61tr6

@elgien oltgenideinli@ ni6t mornen
laiien. IS miro gemel6et, 6te 8e=
bo1ferung betbeilige itd ant SEN &dm=
pfen gegen Sic berbiin6eten Srltppen,
1tn6 90 lit es nidt o11sgeidloiien, 6aB
9or6 8rpce 6emndd1t tpte6er einen
@reuelberi6t 5n i6reiben baben miro.
Ger &rieg lit fir sic berbiin6eten
Sruppen i6tper genug, NIT 6ranf=
tireltrs iolten iie fur5en Gro5eB mo-
den.
The sun., 1916-11-12
FOUR STATES PASS
EXPORT GAME LAWS
New Laws in Relation to Sale
Enacted by Two Cana
dian Provinces Also.

W,ShiNGr"N, II g, Nov. 1I-ENport
game laws passed at 1915 ieeisla-
tiv" sessions follow Kentucky now pro-
hibits the export OF all protected game,
allows a hunter to carry home game
he has lawfully killed and forbids the
sale OF quail. rufed grouse. wild turkeys.
imported pheasants and Hungarian par
tridGes, whether taken In or GU, Of the
state.
Maryland prohibits the export Of all
game except waterfowl.
New York amended the law regulat-
ing transportation OF big game so as to
permit moose. elk. caribou and antelope
killed In private preserves to be trars-
ported ut any time instead of during
the open season for deer added gray
partrAiges To he list of game birds hat
may be Imported for sale under license /.
permitted game breeders in States hav-
Ing a breeders law similar to that of
New York W import game for market
purposes under So license and cost Of in
spcction. and allowed the sale for food
purposes Of varying hares and cotton
tail rabbits bred In captivity under IL
cerse II duly tagged.
Rhode Island prohibited possession of
game the sale Of which is prohibited
by dealers In poultry. meats, groceries or
other productH,
Manitoba reduced the number OF geese
\ non resident hunter may take out
" der his license from 100 TO 20, pro
yided n 25 cent export permit and pro