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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-09-29
NO REINF0RCEMENTS
FORARMY YOFSTR|KFRS
Teamsters and Building Tradesmen
Postpone Decision and Give Union
Leaders Cause for Disappointment.

trades unionists in greater New York
in aid of the striking car men. which
was supposed to have started on
Wednesday, had not materialized last
night, according to the police The
labor leaders, however, claimed that
upwards OF 100000 workers actually
had quit their places, but refused to
make public the names of any unions
answering the call. The police de-
clared they were unable to find any
evidence of general strike.
A, meeting Of representatives Of Sc
unions of the United Building Trades.
comprising membership of more
than 100000, refused to take any
action in the sympathetic strike
movement, it was announced. They
simply voted, according to their
spokesman, to refer the question back
to the unions themselves and ad-
journed until next Wednesday.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-09-29
DESPERATE BATTLE IS
FOUGHT INAFROPLA
Troops Take Breathing Spell After
German Redoubts and Trenches
Fall and Are in Possession of Enemy.

gion between Lutsk and Vladimir
Korynitza, where the Russians are at
Korynitza, where Russians are at
tempting to advance, but the Teutons
are impeding them by heavy counter
attacks. The German war office says
these counter attacks in the region
of Korynitza have resulted in the re-
capture of positions lost recently by
the Teutons. Heavy casualties were
inflicted on the Russians, says Berlin,
and in addition Al officers and 2S00
men were taken prisoner.
In Galicia the Germans west of
Krasnolesie also pushed forward
their lines. while in the Carpathians
attacks by Russians we're repulsed in
hand to hand fighting.
The Russian general stan an
nounces that since General Brusiloff
began his offensive 100000 officers
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COMPANY FORMED

The Tonopah Broad Gauge COM
pany has been incorporated under the
laws Of Nevada for $1,500,000, of
which $1,000 has been subscribed.
The directors are C. l.. Deady, Albert
Giffo and H. c. Stimler The prop
erty lies in the western portion of
the Tonopah district.
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COMMISSION ANENT
ORIENTAL AFFAIRS

tBy7As.Qciated Press)
NEWT YORK, Sept. 29.-The ap-
pointment by the president or con-
gress of commission to study rela-
tions of America with China was
advocated by group of 40 American
missionaries as the result of a con-
ference. They also voted, according
to an announcement, to ask the
United States government to invite
the governments of China and japan
to appoint similar commissions to
confer with the proposed American
commission.
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POOR MALES SUFFER
FROM FAIR SW|NOLERS
tContiLued on Page ~


NE WYORK. Sept. ga black
mailing scheme reported to be in
operation on railroads crossing state
lines by which attractive women
swindle male travellers with the aid
of men confederates, is being in.
vestigated by special agents OF the
department of justice, it was dis
closed here today. Information of
the swindle was sent anonymously
to John c. Knox, assistant district
attorney, who is in charge of the
blackmail syndicate cases in New
York and other cities.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-09-29
MENCANs CROSS THE
INTERNATIONAL LINE

Thy Associated Press.)
WASHINGTON, Sept. 2s.-General
Funston has advised the war depart
men that 80 Mexicans crossed into
American territory yesterday near
Yaleta, Texas, but returned across
the Rio Grande without firing when
their presence was discovered. They
belonged to the command of Colonel
Revel, a Carranza officer, who as
sured General Bell that the incident
would not be repeated
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NO CLEW IS FOUND
TO TRAIN ROBBERS
tContinued on Page -



DETROIT, Sept. 2s.--The robbers
who held up the New york.Chicago
express on the Michigan Central ex-
press 10 miles west OF here last
night. were still at large late today.
Government detectives and Detroit
officers. at the head of searching
posses. said no clues had been OBJ
tanned.
One or two registered mail pouches
which were taken from the mail car
were found today about 100 yards
from where the robbers stopped the
train. The pouches were slit and
empty
1t is believed that at least five
men participated in the robbery.
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|NTERNEO VESSELS ARE +,
SENT TO PHILADELPHIA.
my Associated Press.b

tBy Associated Press.b
NORFOLK. Sept. 29.-The interned
German auxiliary cruisers Kronprinz
Wilhelm and Prinz Eitel Friedrich
left the Norfolk navy yard for Phila-
delphia, where they will be paid up
for the remainder OF the war. A
squadron of American battleships
waited off the Virginia capes to
escort them up the coast to prevent
their escape and protect from inter-
ference by allied warships
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-09-29
.HANLY PROPOSES TO
MAKE WYOMING DRY

RAWLINS. Sept. 29.-The wrong
that liquor has done to children is
the primal reason Hanly is making
the fight for the presidency this year
on the Prohibition ticket, he told
crowds on his way from Denver.
Wyoming is wet and no proposition
is before the people. Some of the
drys hope with his aid the suffrage
vote will make it dry.
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C0[DWATER CORPS
CAMPAIGN IN UTAH

OGDEN. Sept. 80 Everywhere the
Prohibition national campaigners
went In Utah today they were told
that the state is certain to go dry
soon Both Democrats and Republi.
cans have officially endorsed state
wide prohibition and their candidates
are making II the big issue Hence.
with the outlook so promising, the
dry campaigners today patted all par.
ties on the back for their local prom
ises, criticised them for not making
their national conventions stand for
prohibition. virtually decided not to
put state ticket in the field this fall.
and today went on their way to
Wyoming.
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FAIRBANKS DISCUSSES
THE TARIFF QUESTION
tBy Associated Press.)

PUEBLO, Colo, Sept. 29.-The
tariff question, the Mexican situation
and economic and political problems
growing out of the European war and
their relation to the United States
were among the subjects discussed
by Charles Warren Fairbanks. Re-
publican vice presidential nominee, in
an address here last night
This country, he said, is passing
through one Of the greatest epochs in
history, unfortunately with amateur
statesmen at the helm of the ship of
state.
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NAME WILL APPEAR
ON REGULAR BALLOT

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. -29.-Ef-
forts to bar the name of Henry Stan
ley Benedict, the Los Angeles attor-
ney, from the November ballot as a
Progressive candidate for congress
from the tenth district, failed when
the state supreme court discharged
the alternative writ of mandate or
dering Secretary of State Jordan tc
show cause why Benedict should moi
be named as a candidate.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-09-29
.BlACKMA|L CHARGED
AGAINST A NURSE
ny Associated PressD

CINCINNATI, Ohio, Sept 29.-Miss
Margaret Corey, a trained nurse, was
arrested here today in the offices of
DR.. C. A. L. Reed, prominent physi-
clan, charged in an indictment re-
turned by the Hamilton county grand
jury with blackmail. The arrest
brought to light series of attempts
on the part of the police, one of
which they claim finally resulted in
success. to obtain confession from
Miss Corey through the means of a
telephone device.
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TRADE ALLIANCE
NOT UNFR|ENOLY
tBy Associated PressJ

tBy Associated Press.D
WARRINGTON. Sept. 2s.--Baron
Yosbira Sakatani. former Japanese
minister OF finance. on arriving, dep
recated the alarm expressed in some
American newspapers over the Paris
economic conference, declaring that
the United States is regarded by the
allies in most friendly way and no
move will be made after the war that
would be injurious to American trade.
Any action taken would be entirely
against the proposed middle Europe
trade alliance and is in the way of
Japan.
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REvOLUT|ON|STS
TAKE WARVESSEL

Wy Hh"pcH@tru EftsSsy
PIRAEUS. Greece. Sept 29.-The
detection TO revolutionists OF the
Greek warship Hydro this morning
caused excitement here. Anchored
under the guns OF the arsenal. she
was silently boarded at 3 this morn
ing by party OF men in civilian
dress. A loyalist officer, the second
in command. was aroused with pis-
tolls at his head and forced with other
loyalist officers to embark in a row
boat. The commander being a Ven
izelist. he readily surrendered to the
boarders.
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WILL MEET EouALIzERs

The tax commission will begin its
session as final board of equaliza-
tion on Monday. October 2. and will
continue daily until its work is com
pleted.
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RAIN posrPoNEs RACES

my Associated Press.D
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Sept. 29-Rain
at O'Clock yesterday caused the
thursday program OF the fall meet.
ing OF Grand Circuit racing here to
be postponed The card for today
has been advanced to tomorrow.
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WILL SPEAK FOR WILSON


LONG BRANCH, Sept. 29.-John
NJ. Parker, Progressive nominee for
vice president, offered to speak in
support of the Wilson campaign.
The offer has been accepted. He
will speak in Ohio, New York and
New Jersey. The president re-
celyed a letter from Parker today.
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tBy Associated Press.o


NEW YORK, Sept. 29.-Labor
unions, attempting to organize gen
eral strike here and in Westchester
county in sympathy with striking
traction men, refused to admit defeat
and insisted that nearly 100000
workers have quit. 1t is announced
that efforts to call out others have
been postponed until Monday, when
the next meeting of the local fed.
Grated unions will be held to con
slider what action should be taken
The most serious disappointment the
labor chiefs have suffered was the
action of the allied building trades
council with membership of 100000
and the teamsters' union with 10000,
in postponing their decision on the
strike ISSUE
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Q . . . . . . . . .
TODAY AND A YEAR AGO

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(By Associated Press.D
NEW YORK, Sept. 29-The widely
exploited sympathetic walk out" Of
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-01-06
@pn etnem 2pr6 9erbD, eine1n 1ta=

Som einem 2urb 9erbb, einem na=
fen 8erman6ten 6es gegentpartigen
2eiters- 6es engliiden @%erbetpeienS
itammt %folgen6er Musipr1td: .nnier
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tionen lit idamloS in bobem @ra6e.
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5u uniern @unite1t, 10 oringen mir
o1f @ou5ug; fins iie es ni&t, 10 loi=
len mir fte 11ngeitrut i%ibertreten. Sic
6es Seerebts, 6es Seeut1=
redts, itebt % als unpertilgbares
3eugniB Ser g%ren5enloIen @elblt=
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LAMB, ols tpen1t es bafur gepragt nod
re. &eute tpie 6amols lit @nglm6s
gegen an6ere Mationett
i4modbon; be11te mie 6amals fat es
bem 5eere@t Elm @eeunre6t ge=
modt, Elm nnbertilgbares 3eugniB
ser g%ren5enIoien @elbit- un6 Sobs
iudt 6es englii9en 8oltes unb ieiner
&egierrng.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-01-06

geidaftliden &enntnilie in County
Angelegenbeiten es mob1 peritonbex~
Der 2eitung Der @~eriamml11ngen bos
ridtigen @rn1t un6 SEN @erbon6lnn-
gen ben ridtigen @ei1t ein5uprdgent
uno 10 fam es, baB oo5 Sntereiie 81:
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Glou6 Iimes" unb oes n~Noro1tern"
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9eiern 6es County bette &ednnns
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le> io6od BEL peitem Sic meiiten
Steuer5obler nit Sen offi5ielfen ant
gelegenbeiten 6es County cuff seq,
gebalten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-01-06
lteber sic 3erit0rnnq bes engliideu

1teber sic 3erit0rnng bes ensliiden
Dumpfers &er1ia fann man iib Elm
l1rtbeil erlt bi16en, menn mon meiB,
unter melben l1mitan6en iie erfolgt
lit. Sc lit auffonen6, 6aB 2onoon
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Samplers mebrere Gage 5uriidgebal=
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gang 10 idmer gu er1angen iino. Sn
lolden 6dnen bat man in 2on0on
ge1p0bnli6 etpaS 5u berbeimliden.
8enn ser Compiler mirfli6 BON Ell
11em lnterieeboote torpe0iert mor6en
lit, obne Sem &apitan 3eit gu geben,
sic Bai1ogtere m1s5uidiffen> 6am
giebt es MIR 5pei M0gli6feiten: emit
tpe6er bot Ser Sampler periudt, gu
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Sroge 6es l1nterieefrieges gemaft
baben, gerebtfertigt iein.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-01-06

@tel(e 6es eritorbene1 @aters Sobn
3app muroe 6eiien Sodter, 6ra1
Glilabetb Scott> IN SEN Gireftoren=
ratb ermablt. M1apalt Ebeo0or 8rii=
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6ent ser 8anf bel. Geo. S. Mein5
matr6e in Sos Mmt 6es &aliierers er=
bobe1t, mabrenb g6uorb 81. M11rpbD
init bem Mmte bes @ebilfsfaiiierers
betraut mur6e. 9ie regulare balb=
iabrltde 9ibiben6e bon 6 Ero5ent
m11r6e erfl6rt un6 $2750 p11r6en
fir Musltattungsgegen1tan6e Ser
8anf 1T &ednung genommen. 9ie
8ilan5 p11r6e bem 6on6s fir u1rge<
tbeilte Brofite 5ugetpieien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-01-06

Sn iieben @taaten trat ant Me,t.
Brobibition in &rof: in
SSotpou Colorado, Oregon, @aibing'
ton, Soabo. @rtonios nno @iocoro-
lima. sSsotpa mafs geiebli@ i6on i'm,
1per &roHbitionsitaat, aber es mar
elm @efeB erloRen noroe1t, 6as er-
Brobibtion gu ignorieren.
Dieies @efet lit bon ser 9egislotnr
piberrufen fpor6en. @u6 in Mrfan=
las lit Erobibition 61rb Sic Stoats=
geietgebrung eingefiibrt moroen. Die
an6eren flint @toaten iino 6urd
@olfsabitimm11ng CUR Hrobibitton
b%errrtbeilt mor6en, un6 6apon iino
bier @eiber1tooten. Cine iebr ernlte
Mabn,.ng fir ieben Stoat, Ser iid
Dor Nrobibition %betpabren min, iid
a1f OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nidt
ein5ulaiien.
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Verein$ndNriOten.

S @m fon1menoe11 So1rntag mer6ex
Sic Neitglie6er bes in Ser ct. glouS
ltnbef1edten gn1pfangnibgemeinbe b.
~lteben0en fl. Nanen Seiu=Gereins bel
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i6aftlib CUR fl. &omm1nion gebes.
Noh 6em I'M 8 ubr itattfinoenbex
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Mnfnabme meter Mitglie6er in beioo-
ten 8erein erfolgen.
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tog gebaltenen SabresperiammIun9
6es in Ser ct. Soiepbs @emeinbe ~
Yier5 beiteben6en ct. Sofepbs<Mdm
n%erpereins, 6eiien Mitglie6idnft o1tf
108 onsetpadien lit, tpa1r6e Sic Wap
nea1er 8eamten NIT folgen6em @rges-
niB norgenommen: Conrad Stang,
8rdii6ert; &einri4 3rutifet, 8i5e~
prdiioent; Mif. @tarb> Tit1an3fefre=
tar; Sobn g. @e6nor, protofonieren~
ser @efretdr; Clinton Sembrenl,
S@abmeiiter; Sofepb SobeisI Sobx
8ana6, Sobn 9el16olo, 8ertpaltuness
ratb; @6uar6 &enenberger, moridan;
Sobn 8. 8oier uno Soiepb Stansl,
6abnertrager; ST. 81. S. &eolp, Tn
teriudungsar5t. Mn franfe SCREENS
mitglieber p1tr6en mdbrcn6 6es Sab=
res $16S ur6 fir III. Meiien $1,000
ousbesahlt. Ser @a7enbeltano BE-
trdgt $917.81.
S Sic Mitglie6er 6es in ser bons
bodm. @errn @einrih 2eutbner at
Mortp paltorierten @erneinbe bette
ben6en ct. Sobat1nes gereins mdbl
ten in ibrer porlettenM ontog gebolts-
nen Sabresperiammlung folgen6e ST.
amtet: Soiepb &rippner> Graii6ent;
Setter &orls, Gi5epraii6ent; Sofepb
@igger, sefretar; Soiepb @olf,
Sdatmeilter; SEQ &11nfel, Jabnes~
trigger.
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Mit benz enaliidem 9ampfer uEer=

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ldn6iider1 Meer bon ieinem S4idlal
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6ar11m befin6et li6 Elm Imerifaner
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@ir miiien 6aber 6arauf gefaBt fein,
6oB sic proengliiden 3eitungen I'M
@erein NIT ibren @aibingtoner Ser
tretern mie6er 6ieielbe &omo6ie in
S5ene feber1 tper6en, melde Tie bereits
i'm Sole Ser r2uiitanta," Ser "Ira-
bic" u1o Der ~&mono" a1fgefibrt
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Sci nnlerm erite11

Sci nnierm eriten 3niammentref=
fen NIT betn Mdtbaren Serrn 6. 81.
@iIn1on inn nel1e1t Sabre erloltbten
mir inns, sic Mnfroge at i'm GIT itel=
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ser ndditen 2egislatur ieinen 81
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moro1tf ct erpi6erte: ~gs lift nod Ell
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mes 1i1trifts geiprodett, Ser fi6 nno
ieines giitriffts SSntereile 6l1rh einen
mohImeiren6en, 6em uugemeinen
SentereIIe 6ienen6en Monn in Ser Sc
gislatur ~bertreten 1eben niu.
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Die amerifaniide @ptbe &rem5.@e.

ie0i6aft lit, mie Dem uMbe Marta"
BON Motre Game, SS11o., CUR gpi6en5
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lifb. @run6 51 6ieier @ermutb11rw
lag ldngit id)on Dor. 8ie es beiBt,
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ii6 oller &otbolifen in ser 2eitltng
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ibren Soipitdlern auf 6en &riegs=
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mem fatboliider Brieiter BEL Sen 8a=
tienten 511ldBt, 10 miro 6enlelben in
Ser bo6fabren6iten @eile mitgetbeilt,
6aB mani SOS 1n1r in @na6en geitatte,
baB file 1111r uge6uloet" ieie1t. Mnge=
ii6ts biei es aaritrduben6en Sbutbe,
itonbes f0nne11 mir 11nS MIR Ser @uf=
foroernng 6es @erol6 6eS @loubens"
onidlieBe11, 6aB uniere einfluBreiden
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ieuihaft angegangen mer6en, lit an=
5uratbe11, ie6e 8etbiiIfe 51 pertpeigern
un6 tire @aben Iieber 611rb 8ermitt=
lung Ser bodtp. @eiitlidfeit SEN fa=
holiidem @enoifenidoften 3ufommen
at Ialien, sic 5tpor bon Sen an6eren
aIs intoleront beri9rieen mer6en,
ober in Ser Musiibnng ser 9riitliden
M%Gditenliebe 6ie tpirfli6 ein5ig So
lero11ten. 1tn6.
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'or]oS1I Io@Sl1tOS oSu@lHClL Cl1OltDlI.
G.2. Mttpoo6> Braiioent; s. g.. Gran=
6au, 8i3eprdiioent; Gre6. gtangI,
&aiiierer; q. 81. @eber, @ebilfstai=
1terer.
- Mnton S. 8e1niS bon Chicago,
Ser ii@ als Snge1piel,r zines a11sge=
5eidneten &1tfes gu ~erfre11en bat, trof
9ienitag in ct. @lou6 ein 11n6 bat
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fentliden N11kbarfeiten bes 81. g..
8bitneD i%ibernommen.
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tie ais 3ireftor u16 8eamter Ser 6irlt
Sectional 8arf Die belten u116 treltes
item 9ienite geleiitet, fat IS. 80.
5mitb Elm Sntereiie in Ser 6arnrers
stoatsba1f gefauft nn6 tp11roe in Ell
ner m 9ien1tagradmittag gebaIte=
mem Ser iammlurrg Ser 9ireftoren be-
fagter 8anf oIs bere1 Ni5eprGiioent
erpablt; 6. g. Sdtpob tpur6e als
&rait6erm nn6 81. 20. @prtpin als &ai=
iierer beibebolten. Seit Ser Grim
ou11g Ser Tarmers s%taatsbanf I'M
6ebr11ar 1911 batte @err Gdmab als
Nrait6ent sic &m1ptbiirbe beS @elo=
initit11tes 5u tragen 6ie NIT 6em Gm=
porbliben 6es @effdftes 5tets gro
fer tp11r6e. Sid 6iefer faa1m gu be-
tpaltigen6en 2ait 5u entbeben, tpurbe
@err Smitb, Ser inn 8mftpeien cine
ol1sge3eidnete grfobr1ing bot, ser
6armers 9taatsba1f einberleibt, un6
ibm iin6 n11nmebr sic o6mini=
%itratipen Mngelegenbeiten ser 8anf
bonen6s atpertrm1t. Giefes in i'm
geiebte 3utrmeen miro er 6urd fei=
ne @ilenfroft, bie 611r9 binldnglid)e
@ei@dftserfabrung geitdblt lit, gu
tpiir6igen berlteben. @err @mitb
reihte bereits Dor einiger 3eit feline
&elignatior alS @oilierer Ser 6irit
National Banf e11t, miro aber IN 0le=
fer Stelung perbleiben Biz gu Ser
ont II. Sat11ar itattfin6en6en Sab<
r~esperlammla1ng. Sos ibm in ieiner
iebigen @tel1ung ge3oute 3utraa1en
miro ibn in feline 1pel1e @tellung BE-
eleiten, u1r6 baber lit Sic 6armers
Stote 8am 311 Ser 1relen @cquiiition
ST begliidtpiinidef.
- Gin EbeeIoffel bon friider
@1tr5eln 1tn6 8ldtter in cine Goiie
beiben @aliers, un6 Sir bobt cine
naturlide Me6i5in fir Mogen> 9eber
un6 @ingeuei6e. @eieitigt &opftpeb,
lauren Mogen un6 @ortleibigfeit.
&ouiiters &odp Mountain Tbee.
9ei@t 6roitiih fneift ni@t. so. Moli=
tor. - Sing.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-01-06
Ser 1. Sanuar lit Ser Sag, an Dem

Die guten goriate sen1adt tperoen,
nm ld)on am f~olgen0en mieber gebros
den 5l1 tperoeu. 9ieies idnele &iid.
1auig1peroen bot 5umeiit iei11e1
@rano 0arin, bab Sic &oriase 5rmeilt
III elmer Ne11iabrslmtne gemadt nno,
1pel111 Sic Grliid)terr1tg fommt, per-
aellen 1peroen. gr lit cine perfebrte
@ode, leidtiinnig ii6 ettpaS por5u=
nebr1en. 9a5u geb0rt ernltlld)e
lteberleg11ng. Sic per1d]ieberen 8enn
uro Sb uno Mber miilien mobl er=
tpoge11 >per0en, l1no crit oantt> me111t
man SIT Ser lleber5el,gung gefommen
lit, oaB mon SEN @erpflidtungen, ste
mon iibernebmen miu> a116 nadfom-
men fam, jon man sic 8iir6e, oie Elm
uber11on1n1ener 8or1aB in ii6 ialieBt,
auf lid) nebnen. @oriate in lei6te1t
Singen lollten ME un6 in erni ten
nidt in elmer animierten @timmn1g,
pie Sic 9feujabrslm1ne gem0bnli4
it, gen1odt tper6en. Cute, tpirfli@
quite @oridte 81 maden, lit riibmlt9
uno oftsn1ols %notbtpenoig; aber mir
miillen lie ol1d ausfiibren. @enn mir
iie BEL Ser eriten Brobe, auf bie mir
eelteut peroen, bre9en nn6 bergei,
ien> gIeid)e1 iie einem &artcnbauie,
oos beim leiie1ten 8in6bm16e unit
geblalen miro. @enn mir rns ober
beltrebem, sic gefaBten 8oriabe 5u
bolten uno a1s5ufiibren, merben mir
unleren @ilen 1tdrfen, unlern @ba-
rofter bere6eln un6 6ie M6tung 1n=
1erer Mebenmen16en gepinnen.