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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-08-05

If there is anyone worthy of divine pity it is the who
for example, and then steps the first little nameless store
he buys nameless pair shoes
About half the America interested, lin way
another in advertising and yet only comparative handful
of actually learned the benefit reading and respond
ing to it. .
Recently of the largest clothing manufacturers in the
country stepped said "ive suit of
wear"
'What kind?" said the clerk:
"Oh," said the manufacturer "Any old kind will do" And
he would have been shocked of his three chns
had said the same thing in buying clothes.
That makes about the best clothes produced and he
cannot understand why people do not buy his product
Now it is time all took into consideration the value of
advertising and learned to respond to it.
No tell the exact value Of merchandise outside Of
his particular line Do you suppose ewee knows anything
about suit of Clothes clother has any absolute knowledge
of eWe? Either of them could be skinned out Of his eye
teeth by the other and probably would be weren't for adver
Using.
It is the not the merchandise that store manufac
turer sells. 1t is the name he stands back Of .~x
And it is advertising the that makes him stand back
of it. The who doesn't advertise hasn't anything to live
to- He hasn't made any claims that he has to live
In the of fairness give these advertisers their due
choose best merchandise that had
to integrity with returnaby merchandise
money back. -" ":-. ~***
the advertisements in this for the things
you going Read every of hem large and small
"a small advertiser have just the thing want Give
your patronage to these people who have cleaned
have the leaders trade
QCopyrtghtedA 49," %::~*= '=z:~
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Conversational: Nymore.

Congregational: Nymore.
Sunday school at 1880; preach
ing service 1880; evening song SER
vice 1880 Pm; preaching at~.eight
o'clock; prayer meeting Wednesday
night at 8 O'Clock. j. E.. Caldwell,
nastn,r =: =:
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-08-05
The Boys Magazine

has won its way into the hearts Of the
American Boy, throug stories by editors
men who have not forgotten that they were
once boys. 1t teaches the boys how to keep
clean and clear mind and body; coaches
them in sports and athletics. You will enioy
the stories BY Walter Camp, one of the edi-
tors. and whom every boy trie. to emulate
for his keen knowledge Of Football and ath-
letic' he was the famous football player.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-08-05
M. J. BROWN,
Moderator
ltd IS

- Bemidji, Minnesota, June 10, 1916.
Regular meeting of the School Board
of Independent District Of Bemidji at
the office of the Clerk at 1880 p. M.
Present: Brown, Palmer, Smith, Roe.
Lair and Supt. Dyer. w..
Absent: Marcum.
Minutes Of previous meeting were
read and . on motion approved. The fol-
May 1916 ~: ::'..:: .: 49, $4,000
repairs on tester ............ 20
Elizabeth Vermilye. express. can
ming demonstration ............ 100
The Hakkerup~; Studio; Normal
(. Dept. .::-.....:: ......... $50
W.. Mccarthy, cleaning, chimneys 500
l.. p "Ekstrum, labor on gas ma
chine, :...:::. ~: -: -. ..... 1.2Q
Harding Whaley Co., rent Grand
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Bemidji, Minnesota, July Is, 1916.
ANIMAL nnoafinQc. of tho oloofora of In,

Bemidji, Minnesota, July Is, 1916.
Annual meeting Of the electors of In
dependent School District of. Bemidji,
Be1trami County, Minnesota, held at the
Central School Building, in the city of
Bemtdj1, on Saturday, July Is, 1916, at
700 p. M. for the purpoce of electing
two directors to serve for a period Of
three years and to transact such other
business I as may properly come before
Meeting called to order by the Presi-
dent Of the School Board, M. j. Brown,
who was duly appointed as Moderator
and acted as such for the remainder of
the meeting.
u. p. Lair, Clerk of the School Board,
acted as Clerk of the meeting and read
notice of the election and the Report Of
the Treasurer, e. H. Marcum.
Upon motion duly made and seconded
the report of the Treasurer was accepted
and ordered placed on file.
j. e. Harris and ]. p. Lair were ap-
pointed as Tellers. The polls were then
declared open and the same remained
open for one hour and until all present
had voted :S.t 4 w. -'....-
The Teilers reported IS votes cast.
G. M. Palmer and X. K. Roe, both re-
| ceived the entire number Of votes cast
and were declared duly elected to serve
as Directors Of the District for a period
Brown. ''' - =
No further business appearing, the
meeting adjourned.
J. P. LAIR,
Clerk.
M. J. BROWN. =
Moderator.
ltd IS
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M, :. n n
j, I =, Tor ommencement.: 4g.0 y
- s. M ehz chgMlcai suppiles ~. 2e eS
G+u nr,ie ' lleagnt .ha,; c;,tat 9o.6
by 30 y % w. lore, Iasepaii 1o'o
a s,as neat Market, meats ana
MS supRlAes ~ e.
Ma,h ~. G "a eorge, !aundry W0rk = a.0 g
I Renps p Ss ver, Jati.ors supplles
N q SnhrnaGer s erppar;e. ori 90
W ,,r1Ios oeuo e 's 81 ocei les anu oc Q
SUPPLIES :rccc,,a: 26.6
Snas. Nans1e' groceries, a
Haza q store sewing materlal l9.a
". f9iey' uVgry :. 80. 80; ~
Bemld1l Ploneer Pup. Co., materlal
ana supplies ..-.;..:..:..... 14.1
=. Blslar, needles ana rent OF
Nv piano .,::.:,:... TX
Givan Rg G express, expenses ;a, 80
=, low. Coz supplies 1880, 1.S
=. a; Parker, farm and 1an1tors >, .
oS Supplles 49,. -. .:.:....; ol.S
hSay R%s Riowser sewing mat Fla o.
II. -. Dois1Hser, round Trip from .
e. ~ 800. % 2
T. IL -. P Rtns, SHsr9sslng dlpl0mas.. 1872
~ EieT S SoS eSsins, ~, DoGks.... a.
N. w: ocuoOl supply Co, KINDER
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-08-05
SOME HORSE SENSE.

An attendant should be on hand at
the time Of birth, for a little timely
help has saved many valuable colt.
There is no better or cheaper place
to develop young horse and put him
In proper shape for market than on the
farm.
Individual excellence is the first re-
quisite of good horse. If he has not
the qualities to speak for himself his
pedigree might not be able to sell
him.
To handle load In one place re-
quires the same amount of muscle,
bone and temper as In the other, and
the colt that will sell well in the city
will make money at work on the farm.
A horse that Is perpetually stepping
around while being harnessed is only
half broken. A we'll broken horse will
stand until his owner adjusts the robe,
takes up the reins and gives the word
to go.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-08-05

Bemidji. Minnesota, May %, 1915.
Regular meeting of the School Board
Of Independent District Of Bemidji, held
at the office Of the Clerk, at 1880 P. M.
Present.: Brown Palmer, Marcum,
Roe, Smith, Lair and Supt. Dyer.
Minutes of the previous meeting were
read and on motion approved.
The following bills were allowed as
audited:
Bemidji Pioneer Pub. Co., official
pruning $l5.5O
G. w: Frost, supplies agricultural
dept: 5.4 a
Bazaar Store, sewing material. -. $50
compound 200
Standard Oil Co., 1 Dbl. gasoline. 17.77
John H. Ley, city directory. ..... 800
CHM & Co., books and express.... 2.54
American Book Co., books and ex-
press lOOO
Rand McNally & Co., books and
Miss Edna Hill, expenses normal
uepl: |.OO
Mrs. Geo. Lane, janitor work at
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* ~ <,f% ~ *
x 60 TO CHURCH SUNDAY !
~ ~ 4 & ~ k.f 4 y


.-.e..-:::. Baptist.
Sunday school at 10 4. M; preach
ing service and communion at. II q.
M; Junior B. Y..P. u. service ct 8
p. M; Senior B. Y. p. U service at
p: M; evening gospel service at 8
Up. M Everyone Is cordially invited
to worship with us. The pastor has
returned: and will occupy the pulpit.
Ira d. Alvord, pastor.
4: swedi,A Lutheran.
Morning service at 1890; Sunday
school at IL. There will be no eve
ming services as the pastor will go
to Hart Lake in the afternoon to hold
services there. J. H. Randall, pas
tor.
>. Presbyterian. H..
Sunday morning at II o'clock the
pastor will preach on the subject,
"Recompense," (Luke: 10:35); Sun
day: evening at g O'Clock the sermon
will be ON "The Narrow Way" (Luke
1920; Sunday school will meet at
10 a. M, and Christian Endeavor at
z pm. All are cordially invited to
attend these services. L. P. Warford,
pastor. -' >..-."
l. :; Salvation Army
Sunday school at 1880 p. M, sub
Elijah in the Wilderness -
(Third Decision Sunday; text to
learn Psalm l03:l3, ~: salvation
meeting 8 p. M; street meetings at
1880 every mi ht; meeting Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday at 8 p. m.
Meetings in .Nymore:7 Sunday school
p. M: praise meeting 8 p. M;
meetings. "wednesday and Friday at
p. M; prayer meeting Monday
night at the home of Mrs. Monson,
Mrs. C. NJ johnson, leader. All are
welcome. @. A. sandgren, captain.
First Scandinavian Lutheran.
:; Morning worship at 1890; Sun
day school at 12;;~ services at solway
at g. p, m:: osmond Johnson, pastor.
=: -'::s@z** Catholic. =:' -
Low mass at 4 o'clock. High mass
at 9 a. I'M: Sunday school at 1890
a. m: Vespers and benediction at 8
p. m. Father ]. J. T. Philippe.
=. Christian Science
Sunday school at II O'Clock.
Wednesday evening services at 7:45
Congregational: Rymore.
Sunday school at 1890; preach
ing service 1880; evening song ser
vice 1880 Pm; preaching at eight
o'clock pEayer-meeting Wednesday
night at 8 o'clock. j.: E. Caldwell
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-08-05

A surprise party was given for
Miss Mildred Berglund yesterday at
ternoon by about fifteen of her
friends. The occasion was Miss
Berglund's birthday.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-08-05
Nina "A. Myers. Hair dressing.
Switches made from combings. $3.50.
ITroppman Block. Phone 112-W.
Adv. 1881

G. H. Bronson, editor of the Osakis
Review, motored through Bemidji
this morning with a party Of friends
enroute to Cass Lake where he will
attend the Northern Minnesota Edit
orial association outing.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-08-05
TWO ARE KILLED WHEN
PASSENGER ENGINE EXPLODES
(By United Press)

(By United Press)
South Bend. Ind, Aug. 5.-Two
persons were killed and one was seri-
ously hurt when an engine on the
Lake Erie & Western railway ex-
Eploded this morning.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-08-05
FUNERAL OF PETER r.. ..:.:...
WALLUM SUNDAY NOON

The funeral Of Peter Wallum, who
died Thursday morning. will be held
tomorrow noon from the Norwegian
Lutheeffaan .a:'cchurtcfht. Rev. i: .Osmund
Johnson will III o'fiiciate.' Interment
viii 'bte: made in Greenwood cemetery
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-08-05

Miss ..Aiene Sherwood, formerly a
member Of the high, school faculty
here, will leave today for her home
at Willmar, MINI, after spending a
few days as guest at Birchmont.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-08-05
Keen Heifers GROWING.

NOop V0uoCO 0r0WSuVs
F.; During their second year feed or
pasture dairy heifers In such way
as to get the maximum growth It
has been found that the most prOduc.
tive and profitable cows are produced
by getting the MA ximum growth from
Birth to maturity Heifers which are
bred at from sixteen to twenty months
Of age and which are in good flesh at
calving time usually develop sat1sfac-
tor1ly.-Wisconsin Agricultural College
Dust Gooseberries With Limo.
Gooseberries busted with lime early
in the morning while the foliage IL
wet with dew will check the work Of
caterpillars.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-08-05
Learn to Read Adyer.
Using, YouMen. Don't
Expect More Than
You Give !:
By J. R. HAMILTON

Former Advertising Manager Of Wanamaksrs Philadelphia
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-06
&rieg8uriaden.
9%ntereKamte 8etra@tunsen aus Der
@eltgej9i9te.

9ie @ofetitette NIT ibren fleinli9en
un0 petnli9en 8ori4riften bat tbren
ur1prung i'm Orient; in 9euti4lano
par lie u%rfpringlt@ in ibrer san5en
@trenge menig betannt, uno Ell It bur9
bic @%ermdblung Scatter 0ttos II. NIT
Der srie9i14en prin5eiiin Sbeopbano
purbe lie na9 benz meftli@en europa
perpflan5t. Ser Orient lit beute nod
Der bauptid6li4ite 4fleger ser ftrengen
6pfetitette, un6 mte bort Elm Gillette
febler @eere in 8epegung gu ieben Derz
mag, oapon gibt Sic @ei4i@te Elm oraz
ftH9es 8ei1ptel in Der @ntitebung bes
arimfrieges. DIS bic fran30itf4e &ez
publit i'm 5erbit bes Sabres 1850 in
Ronitantinopel cine Reclamation nee
gen Der beiligen @tdtten in paldittna
erbob uno Die 8forte oiele ni4t gang
ablebnte, {onoern t~penigftens Die Mitz
benusung elmer &trdentir in 8etb1ez
Dem Sen aatboliten 3useitano, ertlarte
Scatter Mitolaus fofort, oab bierbur4
bas religiDfe @efibl Der ortboooIen
RuFen outs MeuBerite perleBt piirbe,
uno perlangte 8iirgf@aften fir Die
grie9H4ztatbolti@e Stride in Der Sir
fei. !3uglei@ foroerte Seiterrei& oie
iofortige 3urid3iebung Der eben boz
mails iiegret@ in bas aufitdnot4e
M%ontenegro eingebrungenen tIrtif4en
Sruppen aus bieiem 0fterrei@f4en
@ren5lanb unb 6ie @rleoigung elmer
Mn3abl pripatre@tli@er Torberungen
Dfterrei@H9er l1%ntertbanen. DIS oann
ser auBeroroentli4e Diterrei@ii4e Sc
fanote @raf 2einingen am Il. Jebruar
Die unbeoingte Grfullung oteier Jorz
berungen erret@te, glaubte auh Stub
lanb, feline 3eit lei nun gin{ttg, aber
Ruiier Mtfolaus po1te Die Strict
gar5 ,3erf6mettern." @nttpeoer foqte
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-06

lensfp un6 rannte tint eine @traben.
ede. 9a itanb fem 9aus pirtlt4;
feline Sir feblte, teine Genfterf4eibe,
@mirto polenstp la@te Dor Greube
un6 ftiir3te Die @tiege btnauf. 9errz
li9 tater fi9 gu bei6en @etten oes
breiten @anses Die 3immer auf.
.MoninstD! Moninstp!" i4rie Ct
nie ton. r@iebe mei1 6aus!"
.Du BAIT mebr Slid, als bu Derz
bienit!"
@mirto polenstp rannte t%petter.
bon 3immer gu 3tmmer - faf irr>
finnie por 5reube.
r@ieb', bic toitbaren Seppide! 81,
bel feiner als r1etne! - Dieie MDz
BEL! - Gin bober 9err muB bier gez
tpobnt baben. - Das Stlber! Sh
bas @ilber! $50 mag Der bob 5err
bas ge1toblen boben? l1nb Ser 2ump
battle feline 3eit. bieie 9errli4teiten
pegi9affen gu lafen."
rMlio iebt muBt gu 6as 8aosimz
mer bauen 1afen," iagte Moninstp
btnter ibm.
@mirto polinstp nide ftrablenb.
sd babe es gelobt -"
l1n6 bunn rannte er tns obere @todz
inert, Dffnete iebe Sir unb bann gu
elmer, Die Tim fremb NOR.
,@oninstp, mas tit bass"
rMo61 auf!" brGngte Ser Staroft
ben sFreuno, unb @mtrto briidte Die
Rlinfe nieber unb - unb ftieB etnen
gelenben @4ret ous.
8oninstp 1@ob Jpn beiieite, l9aute
binetn uno bra9 In Elm f4a4enbes
8eld9ter aus. .
- Sc lit Elm 8aoe5immer. Der bobe
6err nonte ni4t 0reimal iabeli9 TN
6plaauber baben!" limb es NOR ntrtz
li6 elm 8obe3immer - fat 10 mar
@enbaft, mie es @mirto polensfps
3ebenstraum par.
@mirto golenstp pebte Dor
5reu6e.
rsSseBt muBt ou eine iunse Tran nebz
men," iaste Moninsfp neben TIM
Ser 6err bat bein 5aus pobl be-
f9lBt."
IA, bas bat er," faluh5te @mirto
eeriibrt. rMber er Mil Dienelat, 6aB
ia mein Slid aQein genieBe- sd
perbe benz popen 5ebn lange airaenz
fer3e11 14enten unb u%nperbetratet ble1z
ben."
Mls ober Der pppe sic air4enterz
aen befam, marer1 es blob a4te.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-06
9ett9fn.
sn tbr.m eisenen 9agebua nnh StpL

Won @ottlub FAB ih aus polen
etnen britt gefrigt. Mper ib babe er1t
ben enqer1 aamm gebolt un6 able letz
ten abeefdmmt, eb i9 Jpn gelefen
babe. Den1 segen ables, pas aus
9olen fohmt, muB man por1i4ttg
fem. Sen ione Mnbenten, ND frabz
beln, min i9 ni4t bon Der Sftarmee
bapen. Ser @ottlib bat aud gez
f@riiben, bab i9 iibm einen fdn1m
f6iiden mD9te unb 6aB er in oel
entlaulungsontalt gepeien pdre unb
bab 6as nod Elm f4limmerer Jeino
pGre, tpie bic ruhen. @r bot gef4rnz
BEN, 6ab es BON 6ife there in Der
gan3en melt ni9t 10 bel gdbe, pie in
9olen. Mper sic beut7hen tdten aua
ba or6nung i9affen unb tpenn CT piez
Ser 5uridtdme, % tdte er ft6 getpuB
gon3 sereiniigt prdienturen.
9a geH es bod meinem llben
Dreuti@am 8umte Bel bic tirfen beiz
fer, no mir eine Mnii4tstarte bon
einem groben 9aus gef4uh bat, mo
Mof9e brauf iteb. De Matabm bot
qefaqt, bas tpdre Elm tairti19er 11abnne,
aper Der onfel rudolf, mo sic @geno
bon Ronitanttnopopel guns genau
fennt, bat sefagt, 6aB bas cine turz
ttf@e Stride pare. Msmal lube i'd
10 Mngf, Ser 8umte tdte Elm Strife
perten. Dim libiter tdte i9 btnfah
rem, tpern1 bas ni4t 10 pibl @elo to-
fen tdte. Muf Der anii@tsfarte 9ot Ct
aud gef@ripen. 6aB t4 tobmen folte,
Il bat gei9ripen, mid t0nnten bic
englGnter ME gum f4tpetgen brfngen.
Mi9 f0nnte man Bel bte frtabeqen
(eSette meint nobl Dorbonenen) bruuz
&en. St peiB 1emli9t, ooB ID mein
Diplom ~1einer3eit tpegen befonoere SUI
bereitu11g bon frita6enen gefrigt babe.
Dos lift mir ia tei1neife re@t, benin
bet bic ausfliige nod troia unb 70
r,nn, 90 R0nrt ii9 bod lei4t cine
9irtm In iibn berlIben, oenn ion
{@0inner meni9en finben ie ba bInz
ten bod 10 let@t ni4t meer.
I'm Sonrtag 9ub u@ 10 geDetnt,
6a mar u4 nennlt@ NIT Der anna TN
Rino, ba tam Elm Btlb, no Elm fol6at
orauf mar, no genau tpte mein preutz
f@am ousgefeben bat uno er bat etn
tleines Rinb auf benz arm gebubt
unb NIT tim eela@t. $50 gebeibe bat,
mir barbaren. l1nb 6ie no, mo mid
a1s I'm ibn benedict, bat geiagt:
8umte 3ebnior unb 8umte iuniobr.
11nb 6a bab i9 ia neinen mifen.
Sd babe ubn bolt gu germ. 9oftentz
lib 1T es au9 Bel bic ~frifaoenen f41z
res t%petter, tpomit i4 berpleipe NIT
ben beften tpiinf4en fir unfre 1teben
foloaten SSbre
Sett4en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-06
Der 5ultan au Ereu3e trie@en, ooer

Ser @ultan gu %reu3e trie@en, oDer
es ioute einen arieg geben, uno 5ur
6erbeifubrung ipoGte er Elm oraitt14e5
Metttel mdblen. @r i9idte Den Stir
ften meni@itom na@ &onitantinopel,
Ser in m0gli6it i@roffer 5orm ben
Mb{@lub eines f0rmli@en @ertrages
iber bic Ser ortboboren Stride gu gez
pdibrenoen Yribilegien berlangen foqte.
Mm 2. Mdr5, 1853, erbielt Shirt
Men1@itpm cine Mubien5 betm Gull
tan, in pel9er er i'm paletot por
Dem tirti1@en 9errf@er eri6ien. @ntz
riiftet tparbte ii@ Ser Sultan ab, unb
Ser &rieg mar bamtt 5pii@en &ublono
unb Der SIrfet CUR 5utia4e gemorben.
9rei Sabre 0auerte bte1er &rieg, ser
fir6tertt@e Spfer foroerte. Sn
Deut{9lanb erret9te Die 9ofetttette i'm
a@t5ebnten Sabrbun0ert ibren 90bez
punt, als oas 8leinitaatenmeien in
8lite itanb. 9ie Memotren Der
Martgrdfin bon 8a9reutb iinb gera6ez
gu cine Tunogrube tragitomii@er Sc
f9i@te11 aus Sem @eb;ete Der 9ofz
Gillette. SIT bonn @@idfal ni@t eben
fonberli@ b~eginfttgte prin5eiiin, Ole
bon fribefter Sugenb on, als So4ter
bes ftrengen &0nigs Jrieori@ @ilz
belm 1. BON Preuben, mannigfa4e
@orgen uno Soften 6es 2ebens bur4z
3utdmpfen batte, ia, oftmals als CRIB
prin3eiiin bon 8apreutb Dor @eloforz
gen ri@t bepabrt blteb, plagte fi@ tbr
gauges 2eben binbur@ NIT fpl&en
@tifettefragen; oenn t glaubte als
&o@ter eines R0nigs Dor anberm Slit
ftinner1 ben @orrang at baben, Die III
ibr eben nur bic Grbprin3eiiin bon
8apreutb erblidten. @enn man etne
ibrer Domen iber bic M4iel an1a6,
tpuroen lange @erbanolungen arsez
tniipft, uub immer mieoer tam fie oann
NIT ser 8emertung beraus, boB, ~ob<
tnobl fie ii@ cine Gbre oaraus mode,
@emablir1 bes Grbprin3en au fetn, tie
bod ni9t gepint lei Elm $itel&en bon
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-06

Dem gu peT1teren, mos tbr uls Sp4z
ter zines &Dnigs gebibre." Mls lie
emit in Trantfurt a. 80. Der &aiferin
einen 8eiu@ MAIDEN fo1te, lebnte tie
bieies auerit ab, ba es nod rtein Bet
fpiel CUB, oaB Sic 5o@ter etnes &0z
nigs uno eine &aiierin 5uiammengez
fommen mGren, unb man baber ni4t
muBte, pas lie fir Mnipru@e MAIDEN
fonte." @noli9 1te1te lie ibre 8eotngz
ungen: ertens tponte lie unten on Der
3reppe nom 9ofe Ser &atiertn emf
pfaagen meroen, 5pettens. follte bic
&aiferin ie1bit ibr Biz auber Der Sir
tbres @@laf5immers entgegentommen,
unb orittens 1o0te lie einen @ehel als
p1aB erbalten. 9ie Metnung Ser See
gleitung Ser &aiiertn aber ging bobin,
baB ser prin5eiiin Elm @e7el ni4t gez
bibre. Mon itrttt BEN gan5en Sag
iiber ben puntt un6 fam enolid tibet
tin, oaB bic &aifertn nur etnen gang
tleinen @ehel nebme uno Der prin3ei>
fin Elm 1ebr GROCER @tubl nit 2ebne
angeptef en- tpuroe. Sci Der 8egegz
rung felbit iprad sic prin3eiiin Sic
&aiierin in frano0fti4er @pra@e on;
biefe aber lebnte sic Mntport ab, gab
por, ni@t fran30iii@ gu periteben uno
nun ipra&en beioe 5iritinnen beut14,
obne ii9 %gegenfeitig gu perfteben, ba
sic &ai1erin febr 6iterrei@H@en 9talett
bate, sic Prin3eiiin aber gang in ME-
ber1G9fi4er Munoart ipra4.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-06
Nt6t perIeqen.

Mmtsgeridtsrat: rDas fino ia nette
@a9en, i9 bore bon Sbnen, 9ofbauer,
Sic betrir1ten iid unb f4losen Sbre
Jrau - sic miifen fi4 befern."
Bauer: rSb bas lobnt f19 riht,
i9 bin f4on gu oft =
Mmtsseri@tsrat: Sum ii@ behern
1T es ME gu fpGt.'
Bauer: .9a, 6ann lam ID ia nod
cine Meile tparten.S
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-06
Gin dmp fer.

.Obne mid briiten gu poueu. 6arf
i9 bod iagen, baB t@4 fir unfere Col
baten ti@ttg gefammelt babe! -. @ie
tpobl au4, 5rau grofeforg"
,@efammelt nt@t, gndbige Frau -
MIR qe1pen6etl"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-06

@iner @@GBurg nod per6en in
ben Ser. @taaten I'M 9ur4{4nttt tdgz
lid 21,718,448 3garren unb 1885,
100 3!igarette,1 gerau@t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-06
Se6emfet:

Ser Stem Clothes" @tore %pertauit ir9eao et=
mas fir Mfdnner unb &naben, oaS etn eriter &la11e
MQnnerz unb &nabenzStore ~perfaufe1 lol. M1b
Softer, Mn5u9faiten un0 &eiletai9en.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1916-05-30

Part of NV sw sec 1921 com. on W
boundary line of 18th ave S and on the
n boundary line Thomas street and
thence running W 313 $40 # to the
W boundary line of sec 1921 thence
n 1T # thence parallel with the
boundary line 313 $40 it thence to
place of beginning des in vol 1853, PHO
]. II. KOehIer's Addition
lot 8, blk l lot 4, blk 1 lot 6, blk
lot 10, blk lot II, blk 2
]. II. KOehIer's Second Addition
lot 10, blk 1
Part of lot 2 sec 1921 80 # on
Harrison Blvd by so # deep des in vol
1872, p. 1876 and vol 148, p. 6O4.
Williams & Enters Second Addition
lot 8, blk 8
Emma Williams Addition
lot 10, blk lot 13, blk
Eighth Ward
Part Of lot sec 24-29-7 des in vol
147, p. Ash.
Part of lot 3 sec 24-29-7, lying W of
c. NJ. &. st. P. r r.. right of way and
e of Wisconsin river and des in vol
$50, p. 353.
Part of lot sec 24-2s-7 des in vol
144, p. 1872.
Part of neI4 SEA sec 24-29-7 des in
vol 81, p. SOB less part sold and des In
vol IS, p. 273.
Part of SEA seA 24-29-7 des in vol
81, p. COZ.
Part of Elk of e1z of W 80 acres of
sc sc des in vol 1873, p. 1856.
Part of neA seA 24-29-7 beginning
at a point 239 fit of the NV cor of the
ne Il of the se14 sec 24-29-7 and 80 #
g Of the and 70 line, this point to
be the NV cor Of the following de-
scribed tract Of land, running par
allel with the Il sec line 40 # thence
running s parallel with the Is sec line
los 25-100 # thence running W par
allel with the Il sec line 40 # thence
parallel with the Is line 105 25-100
II to the rw cor des In vol 143, p. ga.
W X neH ne14 neA sec 25-29-7
X of NV Il ne Il ne Il sec 1921
hiefer, Miller & Ringle Addition
lot 6, blk lot IA, blk IL
lot /. blk IA lot I, blk II
Eiefer, Miller s. Ringle's Second Add.
lot /, blk l
John Ringle Add, Sub-DiV. of Blk @C7
hiefer, Miller Il Ringle's Second Add.
lot 4, blk l lot s, blk 3
Dunbar Il Browns River View Add.
W 81 It OF lots / and 2, big