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Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1916-10-20
An Exposure of the Nease Cruise by one of the Nease Cruisers

any purpose, least of all for purposes
of assessment where values are sup
posed to be equalized and every one
given square deal.
Now for a few details, Just a few
mind you, as to how this great
Cruise(?) was made:
EXHIBIT l.
Nease cruiser and witness for
Nease, was called on stand and testi-
fed that he estimated 96O arces in a
day and double-run it, and little
later admitted that part of it was
handler to reach from a convenient
hill top, SO naturally he took advan-
tage Of said fact, he also stated that
his speciality was horse -shoeing a Sec
tion, and diagrammed it as follows
Take, for instance, the sw corner of
section for starting point, run one
fourth mile east, thence three -fourths
mile north, thence one-half mile east,
then three-fourths mile south, then
one-f fourth east to Southeast corner of
section. Can you beat it, Mr.. Tax
payer?
EXHIBIT 2
Time, May, 1914. Place sections
24-25, Township 39-n-r-5 E.
Cruiser walked through these two
sections on trail and then turned
right around and walked back again,
thus making clear to the uninitiated,
just what a double run really is.
Furthermore this was commonly
known to the rest of us and was
talked about in the presence of M. G.
Nease, to my knowledge, previous to
the time he turned in the reports on
these sections and was credited with
$4,000 therefore.
EXHIBIT 8.
Nease appoints his man Friday to
go out and show the taxpayers how
not to do 1t.
This prize package had never been
employed as cuirser before, but was
able to estimate $4,000 acres in 80
days, about twet ty days of this time
being lost time, moving, rain etc. j,
testified on witness stand that he
double run nearly all of it. On one
forty he returned $50, 900 White Pine.
On check, after cruising same forty
twice we found 965, 900 and $50, ,00C
white pine. On another tract, eighty
acres, returned in blank, we fourd
!. 300. t00; balance of his work checked
in same ratio.
EXHIBIT 4.
Another gentleman takes it upor
himself to report no timber on hal
section; we found more than 8, 600 90
feet. This same party started in t.
double run, and was turning in abou
l6O acres FER day. got a tip TO hump
| suppose, for he also turned in 80, O0J
acres in eighty days. Got paid Sc 0,
per day for first thirty days, and 81 .0
for balance Of time. WHY? H
also claims he double run nearly all o
lis work too
The point | wish to make abou
these acreages particularly is this:
worked seventy days, or received pa
e for that time; actual working tim
t fifty-two days, lost eighteen days
$ moving and bad weather, which is
e fair average for any others for tn
t same period, and worked harder tha
r any man ever did work on that cruis
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1916-10-20

To the editor of the Clearwater
Republican and the voters and tax
payers of Clearwater county.
l do not care to rush into print or
to engage in controversy. Perhaps
l am fulfilling the old proverb of
Fools rush in where angels fear to
tread, but am going to horn in
Just once anyway, and l am convinced
it will do no harm to set forth few
facts. 1t may do little good among
people who are not blind as yet to
the truth.
1t is matter of regret that there
are still some people who seem to be
s. blind by partisanship that they feel
it incumbent upon themselves to still
uphold the famous ''Nease Cruise?"
l have noted that the Democratic
candidate for County Assessor pledged
himself to raise valuations in Clear
water County approximately $4,000, 900
and that he will do this on the basis
of the Nease Cruise. If the County
Assessor has the right by law to thus
arbitrarily raise valuations at his own
pleasure, why not go a step further
while he is in the mood, and raise
valuations 81, 500, 600 or $4,000, 900
more than at present, for if the Nease
guess, as it now stands on record, will
cause raise in values of $4,000, 900,
why not go ahead and raise the Nease
guess at least three and one-half mil
lions, for if an honest, accurate cruise
was made, that would be the result
beyond doubt, to-wit: a raise of So, :
900, 600 to $4,000, 900.
l would like to sta that when |
worked on the county cruise, my own
work did show a raise of valuations,
lands which do not represent above a
fair average of the timbered lands.
but the Nease cruise, as whole, does
not, nor did not show any appreciable
raise in valuations.
Here are few facts and figures
taken from the check made by Johr
Swanson and myself last spring pre-.
vious to the trial at Moscow.
haven't the exact figures With me al
present, but am giving the figures ap
proxinately correct, and they can b,
verified by the County Assessor
We checked 6, 440 acres working il
three Townships and on the work o
four different Nease cruisers, and OF
4. 400 acres, which was published il
the papers during the summer, Their
was shown an increase in values o
$40, coo, Remaining 1000 acres mot pub
lished) would show same ratio of in
crease making total of betwee
$50, 900 and $50, 900 increase on a
area representing but approximate
one and one-fifth of one per cent o
the total area turned in by Nease
Now it would not be fair to soy tina
all Of the SOB, 900 acres would sho,
the same ratio of increase, but what
know of the different men, ard meth
ods employed, am positive that a
least sixty-five per cent of the Who'll
would be found the same way.
We found some rotten work and tn
woods are still full of it, and | war
TO state, without any reservation
Whatever, that at least seventy-fy
per cent of the Nease cruise is NJ
worth the paper it is printed on fl
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1916-10-20


Joseph Kaufman Auditor of county, Idaho
kindly furnish the following atom:
wasthe levy county in howm
it-raise?
e. What the of issued
ending January 1915 and Indebtedness
OF
Why did the
Indebtedness
Did this mills which raised approximately $72 ooo all
standing warrants issued by their predecessors?
of outstanding
M.
to ohavem meth
then, should provided
Respectfully Submitted,
J. B. DICKSON.
MUSSER.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1916-10-20
Orofno, Idaho, October 10th, 1916

Orofno, Idaho, October
Mers. j. B. Dickson, and w. C. Musser,
Gentlemen have communication the 4th having
with rolls Court work
little getting information
possible
If time other citizens this
which
Deputies and myself the job willing lend assistance.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1916-10-20

l.. l.. Smith, the local electrician,
accompanied by his helper A. K Nc
Alpine are in Greer this week doing
some exten,iv work wiring several
new buildings at that place.
1T is strange that we always find
whisky and crooked politics hand in
hand. Theodore Roosevelt in Kan
sas City speech.
l.. Clanin and brother Clarence of
the Teakean section were in Orofno
Monday and Tuesday of this week at.
tending court.
Court adjourned and Judge Steele
returned to Lewiston Wednesday morn
ing.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1916-10-20

Question No. of issued
ending January any the
of the county lh
Answer: Warrants issued to January
1915, $69 1888 Warrants
93
Warrants outstanding and unpaid as
report dated January h 1915, Sc
Cash on hand applicable to payment thereon
Unpaid and owing this January s4 OsO 46
Uncolected 1914 tt Gen.. RoadC Current
Expense and Gen. Bridge s777sOO
Unredeemed tax sale certificates
Total uncollected
Warrants issued of series on and January
IL, 1914, April Is, and
issued o care of the busin of the
o being un-
der contract
FROM this deduct uncollected
s6,47l.s3 s,47lss
Add this ando on January IL 1915
of 1914 the owing 552 90
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1916-10-20

acter murder. Nothing has been too
low, too dirty, too foul, too loath-
some, too vicious and too falls. 'or 7.
b. West to pass it up. He has con-
Quoted campaign that would be un-
worthy low-bred, kinky-haired,
thick-lipped, licentious buck nigger,
and one requiring no more brains.
He has lied about Mr.. Smith. He
has cast slurs at Mr.. Smiths wife
and children, he has slurred the church
and religion, he has, without one
iota of evidence or proof, told of
alleged crimes committed by men
named Smith, and so worded his i'm
putations as to convey the idea that
F. Elliott Smith of Orofino is an es-
capped convict, a criminal, and
crook.
Mr.. West says he has been told
these things by a certain deputy
sheriff. But did he name the deputy
sheriff, and did he give any details?
Has he proven anything? He says a
man named Smith once lived in Mon
tana and wants the people to infer
that it was County Attorney: Smith.
If it was F. Elliott Smith, or
County Attorney Smith, and he was
arrested, there is today record of the
crime committed, and the court pro-
ceedings. Until T. B. West has this
official record, and publishes it, the
people are going TO brand it as cow
ardly, malicious ard slanderous. the
work of a coarse, low-bred seeker for
office who would hardly be above false
hood to gain his selfish ends.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1916-10-20

truth, the real truth about the Nease
cruise.
Sincerely,
ROY WHERRY.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1916-10-20

NOTE Mr. Dixon Republican, Mr. Musser Democrat Both are
Farmers. Mr.. Kaufman is Democrat Save these Letters
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-06
Cine Ser 1,,<rthpenit<n pr6mi<n>
Sic l. ana<bct<n 1p,1r><+ 11>1r &c.

90 eradblen sic aIiirten 3eitun-
gen oqerbano @eldidten bon' ser
@ron5enotb un6 6em Metaumangel
in Geuti6lan6 un6 nun leien mir in
beutidldnoiiden @ldttern: vDie Go
den fir Die &uiierfirde in &a6inen
meroen nod 6ie1en Monat in Der Sof-
glodengieberei Sran5 S@ining &
gobne in Mpolba fertiggeiteut. Die
bier finitleriid n1sgefibrten Clio
den, tpelde 6en Nar1en 6es @aiier3,
ser &aiierin, 6es &ronprin3en un6
Ser &ro1rprin5eiiin erbolten, tragen
sic Wappen ibrer Mamensgeber un0
orsgemdblte @ibellprIde 6es &aiiers
uno Sen Sod5eitsipru@ 6es @oiier-
paures." Sdeint 6arnu6 an 8ron5e
nod feir 10 GROCER @angel 5u berr-
iden.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-06

ieiner @oriebung unb Ser 3meifel on
offer Heligion bemadtigt. s@redli6e
@erbeerungen bot Ser Hrieiteritan6
6romreids unb Ser Sei6enmiiiionen
erlitten unb ne11e Hrieiterberufe per=
Sen groBen @dpierigfeiten begegren.
Die mdnnliden Sroen boben basiel=
be 2oos gu beflagen. @abrlid madt
ser &rieg aus BENT Gontififate 8e=
ne6ifts XIV. cine religto 6%epopulata,
cine perpiiltete &eligion. Mngelidts
alles 6eiien iteben 5tpar mir obmnad-
tig 90, aber SOS @ebet lit olfmddtig.
@ir tponen 6aber ou9 6urd eifriges
@ebet SOS l1nirige %beitrogen, Inn
idnelle @eil11ng GIT idoffen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-06

bon tier abgeianbt muroe, ba nertpei<
gerte oer englti4e 8oH@after uberz
ba1pt fiir irgeno einen Der Musrii=
tungsgegenftdnbe, ni4t bloB fit bic
@ummiartitel, bic 8etpiQigung iidez
rsr 8ef0roerung. 9err Dr. Mrtbur
bon 8riefen nanbte fi9 a0erbtngs
NIT elmer ldngeren 9arftenung bes
Gaues an Mabel s. 8oaroman IN
Maibineton, bic 2eiterin oes Mmeriz
tanii@eu Rotben Rreu3es unb Bot I'm
beren 8ermtttlung, bamit 6os cole
9ilfspert ameritanii9er Mer3te ni4t
gefdbr6et merbe. @s 1T ibm aud Die
tattrdftige unteritubung bes Rotben
areu5es in Musf@t gefteut poroen,
unb .bur@ 0ermittlung bes Staatsz
departments fno @erbonblunsen nit
England mgefnipft nor6en. Sb fie
aber ibren 3ped erretden tperoen2
Die englif@e 8ot{@aft felt es in Musz
f@t, inoem iis perji4ert, runter genifz
fen 8eotnguneen" 1per6e uabrideinz
lt@ bic ungebinoerte 8ef0rberung bon
meot5inifden Mrttte1n bes Rotben
mad Deutf4lanb bon 2onz
bon geftattet perben. SOFTEN mir,
ooB 6ies @eripre9en our Mobrbeit
peroe! Dos To tbare 2ebe11 bon SRI.
biefer Mdrtprertn engli<
f@er 8arborei, .fonn babur9 ni4t
ertpedt tper6en.
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6eilmng ser &riegsidaben

gSS%%uS y S<SSS~ISy"~S" ~
tet sic DOM FL. &ater geiegnete @e=
nerals=Sntention bes @ebetsapoltola=
tee fir oen Monat S11li. @rauener-
regenbe Sdyd6er in polfsmirtbi6oft=
lider, iittlider uno religi0ier Sin=
iidt bat Ser iebige, bereit5 6reiuno-
5tpon5ig Monate tobenbe @olferfrieg
idon er5eugt, un6 mir milien nidt,
tpie grobe sic Soot ieiner giftigen
6ri6te idliebli@ iein miro. Mm
but beredynet, BOB iett idon europa
100000 on p0l1ig g%eiun6en Men-
idenfraften eingebiBt bot. liner
meBli9e 2iifen iin6 in feline Mdnner=
tpelt geriiien, 6ie entietlide gerluite
fir sic @olfsmirtbidoft be6euten.
l1ngebeure 2aiten an Straightforward
mer6en iiberaa gu tragen fem. 9ie
6]rouenfrage miro eigene Shmierig=
feiten bereiten bel Dem ltebergetpidt
ser Tra11en5obI Dor Ser Mdnner5obl.
@ieIe 6ro1en merben Mdnnerarbei=
ten, biele &in6er oie Mrbeiten Or
madiener aufnebmen miiiien, Sic Or
5ieb11ng miro erIdmert, @iiienidoft
un6 &unit tper6en NIT anbern &C.
hensd1tBerlrngen ghaben lei6en. Die
@olfer iin6 iett in 5mei 2ager ge=
tbeilt un6 2iige, @erleumoung, gnt=
itellung un6 @er6ddtigung idiiren
5miiden ibnen einen boaiiden 5uB,
cine Gerodt11ng, 6ie ideinbor a1f
piele Menidenalter binal1s unaus-
loidli6 iein mer6en. Die @elt itebt
Dor Ser @ufgobe, sic freie 8eniitung
Ser Meere alien 5u getpGbrIeiiten un6
bel ollen einem perniinftigen @0Ifer-
redte @elhung gu peridaffen. 8ieIer
bot iid Die @eratpeiflung an @ott nno
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-06

Muf 6em @odenmarft in @erlin=
2idterfel6e meigerte iid fiir5li9 Elm
gdladter, meniger uls Elm 8funb
6leiib ob5uge6en. Cine Srol1, sic
nltr Elm babies Rfunb baudte, madte
Mn5eige. S1 5ebn Mim1ten mar, mie
Ser u@ortparts" beridtet, Sic Gelter=
ipebr 5ur Steae, lu6 6en &ram 6e5
@9Iddters ouf ibren @agen uru6
brahte i'm nad ieinem9abengeil4dadfff,
SOS gleid 6arauf poli5eilid geidIoi-
3piiden Mn5eige un6
Strofpoa5ug maren penig mebr als
5tpan5ig Mtn1ten %nerfloiien.
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S@mieri9es pro6(em.

Mmtsgeri9tsrat @ebeimrat 81.
&6bne, Der betannte Suga1bri@ter,
duBert fi9 uber rDte Sugenoliden uno
Der arieg" in Der neueiten Drummer
Der .Deutiden @trafre9ts5ettung."
St 19ilbert bic ,1euer1 Sppen iusen6z
1t9er Mngetlagter, bic 6ur9 sen Rrieg
gei@offen 1inb, Die poftrduber, Die
S@min0ler in Uniform, bic Gubrer
ranbalierenoer 8an6en un6 bic 6ur9
@erminoerung Der Mufiidt @efdbr6ez
ten. SOBER @eroienft lei aber als
@runo Der 8erpabrloiuns i'm augez
meinen ni4t beoba@tet mor6en. RDbne
lit elm entidieoener @egner 11euer
Strafbeiimmungen, pie tie bielfa9
iebt bon ben fommanoierenoen Genera,
len auf @runo oes p%aragropben Sc
6es ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS einsez
fubrt iinb. Gr bdlt ie -g%r0btenteils
ntdt fir bur6fibrbar unb befirdtet
eine @ermebrung Der Dor oen @trafz
ridter geidleppten iugenoltden perioz
men tns l1nsemefene. 9ie Ri4ter
mir6en nur gang lei@te @trofen berz
bdngen t0nnen, oie mebr abftumpfenb
als abfdredenb pirten. Mit @ntz
i9ieoenbeit penbet er ii9 gegen oas
@erbot biretter 2obn3ablung on iuz
qenblide Mrbeiter. eeSn pielen 6dnen
mIrbe ii9 oos Reiultat ergeben, bah
Ser bon einem orbentli9en unb fleibis
gen @pbne per6iente 2pbn, nit benz
er pieQetdt Mutter uno @ei@mtter erz
bdlt, bon einem lieberliden Batter perz
trunfen tpirbe. l1eberoies tpirbe ben
Mrbeitgebern in iebr 5ablrei@en Gdnen
cine uberaus i@miertge, ia geraoe5u
u%nl0sbare Qufgabe 3ugemiefen. @tele
iueenblide Mrbeiter finb on an6eren
Srten tdtig, als Dem Wobnort ibrer
Batter unb @ormiin0er. Oft TT Ser
Mufentbalt ibrer geiebli4en @ertreter
nidt betannt, oft 5peifelboft, per
ibr @ertreter 1T, ob bic elterlt9e
@emalt in Ser 9ano oes @aters
rubt, Of ie bon ser Mutter a1sz
geibt mirb, ob auf @runo bes paz
raqraphn 1866 1868. Elm pfleger Be-
felt lit u. 7. m. Oft genug 1T au@
Elm MinberjGhriger monatelang obne
qefebliden 8ertreter. 9ie 54pterigfeit
folder 1lnteriu4uneen miirbe 3ablz
rethe Mrbeitgeber peranla7en, bon Der
G%initeuuns jusenoli@er @rbeiter iberz
baupt ab5uieben uno oamit bteien un=
ermeBli9en @9aben 5ufigen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-06
6eiuntbeit 1T baS
9rDfte SermD9en.

Ser reide Mann, lpel6er an Mrhma
leibet ODER 2ungenletben bat, tpeib- bas
nod beier als SIR. Maen fam gebolfen
iperben, tpenn lie @dman'5 Ilterattpe
gebraud9en, pel9es Elm Rrdparat 1T. bas
calcium cblprtD entbdlt unb tpel9eS uberz
al fir mebr benn 20 Sabre auBerorbentz
lihe 3ufrieoenheit BEL iolden Sduen gez
geben. SreiLih, fem @ebrau6 Ioute
6urd Ru5e unteritiiBt neroen unb quite
Nobrung urb frtide 2nft tragen biel
ba8u bei. Seine Iebi5in fann helfen
mo- man 6ieies pernadldnist. a6er III
bielen Tduen mo bieie ni6t Die err
tpiinidten 8e11ltate bradte, Iteferte
gdmon's Mlteratibe bas feblenoe @lieb
in ser Settle. gs entb6lt feline giftigen
9roguen unb er5eugt ni9t bas itdttge
na6 Sptaten. Mlio es lit
feine @efabr. gerfudt es.
Gdma1t 2abpraturt1r1, 8~bilabelpbia.
8erfauft BON Der MDlttpr 9rus g.,
ct. Club, gfttt1.
Ser san6 ser &leinen lit es, Ser
sic Merfe ser @roBen 5u6edt.
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8 erft0rer'.@ ampfon" in
9ien1f.

ser Foret 40 on IN +
Dienf.
Ser neue 9orpeoobootaerf tDrer
.@ampfon" tpurbe neulid in ser
Gbarlestomn Mapp GARD, Bottom, u5,z
ter benz 2eutnant &ommanoeur 9. 6.
Nuen als eriten &ommanoeur in
Dienit seftellt. Das 5abr3eus bat ieiz
men Namen our Grtnnerung an ben
bel ftorbenen Mbmiral @ampfon erbalz
ten.
Rriegsmaterial fur &uB>
lamb.
@amuel 9tu, Der S4miegeriobn oes
Der itorbenen MultimiQiondrs Sames
s. 9iu, Ser ols Gtienbabnz@ retuttpbez
amter unb Grbauer BON @iienbabnz
ftreden betannt lit, bat ii@ auf Muni@
Der ruliI9en Hegierung na9 Wlabtz
poftpt begeben, Inn BITE 2ettung oe5
Observation-Disclosures Ser transfibiz
ridden gHenbabn gu iibernebmen. @s
miro beridtet, oaB Sic rui1ii4e Regiez
rung nit otel er grnennung bic Mbi i9t
bat, ben Sransport Don &riegsmatez
rial gu f0r0ern.
Mnbeu1er=8 d s9eitaz
ment.
Das Seitament Ser Der itorbenen
Grau Mnbeuierz8u1@, nel9es iber Elm
@erm0gen bon 81, 900 perfigt, be-
finoet 1i9 nunmebr in ben Mrhiben 6es
@eri@ts, nadoem Is auf 8etreiben oes
ameritanif9en @taatsz9 Departments
bon Berlin nad Gbteago gefanbt mott
Sen NOR. 5rau 8uf4, pel4e am 8.
Mpril gu paiaoena, @alif, peritarb,
NOR bic So9ter oes @riinoers Ser On
beufer=8ui6 8reping So. uno oie
@itpe bon l1ri9 8uid, mie @@mdz
germ oes peritorbenen Moolpbus 8ui@
BON ct. 2ouis, SEQ. Die 9eimgeganz
gene bate Dos Seftament, tpeldes lire
Rinoer unb Gnteltinoer gu Grben einz
feBt, in Berlin gema9t, ols lie ii9 bort
gum 8e1u9e ibrer BORT mobnbaften
So4ter, SRI. 2iqp Mlera 8ufd, aufz
btelt.
6Iottenbauzp rogramm.
Nab einer 8e1pre9ung nit Martnez
iefretdr 9aniels unb Sen 8ureau4efs
seq Observation-Disclosures b l9loB Der
unterausfdub bes @enats, pelder Sic
Marinebta gu beraten bat, sic Musfubz
rung bes bonn Nomiraltab aufgefteGz
ten ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS mel4es
4usgaben i'm 8etrage bon $500,000,z
600 notlpenDig ma4t, in bret Sabren
ga empfeblen, pdbrenb lie uripringli4
Big gum Sabre 1922 erfoleen ionte.
Sn Ser &onferen5 NIT Dem Marinefez
tretdr 1puroen per1dteoene Menoerunz
gen Der 9ausbtn in @ori@1ag gebra@t.
Ser llnterausi6uB Fat ii@ bereits oaz
3u per5tanben, ben 8au bon bier
Dreabnaugbts un0 bier @@ladttreu<
germ i'm ndditen Sabr. itott flint
@9la4ttreu5er gu empfeblen. Sm
Department legte man BEL onoeres Sc
tpidt auf 6en 8au Don 5mei 9reaoz
naugbts.
Mmeritas Musfubr.
Ser ameritontfde Grport in oie=
fem Mai betrug $472,OO0,000, ale
fruberen Matretoroe melt btnter fi4
laFenb, ndmlid UNI $61,000,000, uno
Inn $500, 600 mebr als Ser our4z
19nittlide Mairetorb BON 1911-14.
Ser @eiamterport fir oas nit Mai
en6enbe Sabr betrug $4,136,00O,0 900.
Mu9 Ser Maitmport nit 100000
ldBt aue friberen Smporte binter ii4.
SIM Sabre 1915 muroe mebr @o1o
uno 5ilber in Den Ser. 5tuaten pro-
ou3iert als in 1914, pie sic ioeben bonn
Mun3bureau per0ffentltdten @tattitiz
fen aeigen. Die @olopro0uttton Be-
trug $1O1,O OBS, 700 gegen 1874, 531 300
i'm Sabre 1914; bic @ilberproouttion
betrug "a, ,O35 Teinun5en gegen
72,455,1o0 5einur3en i'm Sabre 1914. /,
Der Mert bes @ilbers betrug $751;
tpenn man Sen jdbrli4en
DurdiAntttspreis bes @ilbers nit
10000 -. cp ~.~ +,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-06

0ie 6ran3oien ioQen bei ser Cont
6ung Ser @uiien in MarieiGe getpeim
baben. Sdeinen lire @erbiin6eten
beiier at fer1rer, ols man geglal1bt
hat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-06

@er tdslid iammeln muB NIT @ors
gen feline Nabrung,
Ser iammelt ME ben @etit, oo@ fans
melt ct Grfa1rung.
midert.
Die b09fe Sn1tana.
Ielopebel 81. 1T i'm @eiprG4 nit
benz Mebrmann 6. uno pirft pl0Bli9
bic 8emertung oa3mii4en: rSott, is
Set ne 9untelbeit beute am be1i@ten
Sage, jrabe mte bet ner Sonnenfiniterz
nis, tpenn Sc grbe rpitten 3mif9en
Come unb Mpno tritt."
) rger3eibuns, 9err Gelomebel, 6as
ftmmt ni4t; i@ babe ftuoiert uno
peib oas better: BEL elmer @onnenfinz
fternis tritt ni9t Ole Grbe 3pii9en
@onne uno mono, ionoern i'm @egenz
tell Der Mono 5piiden @onne uno
@roe."
rWat? sic ristieren ne Meinung,
penn i@ Sbnen pat iage?"
nSSn oieiem Sale ouerbings."
rNlfo. bonn iage i4s Sbnen 6ienft=
Ith!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-06
9 ori@Ioa.

Wor@Id9.
,Warum per1u4en Sic Sbr Sell
bei 5rdulein Clara ni9t bur9s Selez
pbon?"
r9a miirbe sic ia niat piFen, per
i9 bin."
rNber aas perbefert pielleidt Sbre
Musiihten!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-06
9nfan6.
amerita besinnt aleu- GrnRes
IN rafen.

Sin 8rpkes observation-disclosures,
Sic MuSfubr BON 3rte8Smaterial
euurm-@ie England tn ben Der.
Staateu refrutiert- 5arftli@eS 0e-
ideuf eine8 8rauberrn an bic
Staot Netparf.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-06
81 II Qatein.
Die b14ite Snftana.

Ser gbesatte: rprtmus inter POI
res"
Die gbreniungfrau: n@trso bonoris
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1916-06-02
The Contest a Flag.

The contest that closed last
week was flag as far as benefits
the Advocate in a financial way.
We were reluctant, for while,
to have anything to do with it
but were at last talked into the
matter and made a victim as
were many other Editors over
the State. We were left holding
the sack, or in other words, we
had to pay twice for the prem
iums, as the manager went off
with the cash. We will make
good the promices made by our
manager, however, although it is
quite a loss to US.
He played a winning game
while in this Section but it is our
intention to have the gentleman
brought back to face the music
and pay the fiddler as he did all
the dancing.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1916-06-02

come to us that they will yet
make the connecting link, and
that we will have the privilege
of knowing that we are among
the progressive Counties, and we
soon will by the help of the Fis-
cal Court forge to the front and
even lead in the movement for
the Dixie Highway the trunk
line from the north to the south,
and that the millions that are yet
unborn will rise up and call them
blessed. 1t is up to them to show
to the world that they are wide
awake and will erect a monu-
ment to their own memory as
| lasting as time, and to per-
petuate their own memory until
time shall be no more, or to
make the serious mistake, and
have the finger of scorn and
hatred pointed at them now, and
their names besmirched and
scoffed at as long as they shall
| live.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1916-06-02
"Tanfac is bestremedy on
earth for Catarrh; Know
says M. Clifford, Lexington

II suffered from catarrh for
four years and found Tanlac to
be the best remedy on earth, "
said Mr.. Mike Clifford, a farmer
who lives near Lexington.
1T is, also, a good all around
medicine for the system.
Tanlac is much like a good
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Wake up now, and begin to
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an easy way that possibly you
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and relief from this derange-
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dered to overworked kidneys has
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When you have a nervous
breakdown and cannot sleep at