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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-06-30
Attack KnrnnatLin

Petrograd. June 3O.-The Germans
have begun a series of sudden violent
attacks against General Kuropatkin s
entire front from Riga through Jacob
stadt to Dvinsk. 1t is believed Field
Marshal Won Hindenburg is launching a
new offensive in an effort to divert
Russian troops from the Galician and
Volhynian campaign,
Virtually all of Kuropatkin's forces
are under bombardment. German raid
ing parties have been harassing the
Russian lines for As hours.
Interest is divided between the Ger.
man operations in the north and the
Russian advance on Kolomea in south.
eastern Galicia Unofficial reports today
placed the Russian lines within less
than 10 miles of Kolomea, which is of
great strategic Importance, because of
its position as a railway center
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-06-30
MILITARY BILL IS A
RECORD BREAKER
Two Thirds of a Billion Dol
lars Appropriated for
Army and Navy

Washington, June 3O.-Tbe biggest
military appropriations in the history
of the nation have already been set
aside, or are about to be set aside, by
this session Of congress Congressman
pointed out today that instead of tho
quarter of billion dollars custOmar-
lily appropriated at each session for
military purposes the present session
will chalk up a record of from three
fifths to three.fourths of a billion.
Leading expenditures as compared
with previous appropriations are:
Navy. S5l4,3S7,343; $l49,563,j63 (in
1898.
Army, $2SO,oOOOOo; slOl,974195 (in
1916.
1S9S).
Armor plate plant $2O,OOO,OOO.
Deficiency act $27,559,34S.
Totals. S657 ,O66,9Ol and $26l ,254 ,S99.
This year army bill is not yet com
pleted, but the figures given are those
estimated by committee members draft
ing the measure.
In addition there are many minor
bills which have passed separately,
These probably will easily total $l0,-
100000.
The pension act for this year calls for
Sl5S,OOO. .0OO-$6,O0O 900 less than last
years figures.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-06-30
JUST TRY ONE DOSE Of
MAYR'S Wonderful Remedy and Be
Convinced That You Can Be
Restored to Health.

Mayr's Wonderful Remedy has been
taken by many thousands of people
throughout the land. 1t has brought
health and happiness to sufferers who
had despaired of ever being restored
and who are urging others who
may be suffering with Stomach, Liver
and Intestinal Ailments to try it. One
dose will convince the most skeptical
sufferer. 1t acts on the source and
foundation of these ailments, remov-
ing the poisonous catarrh and bile
accretions, and allaying the underly-
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put it to test today-you will be
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Send for booklet on Stomach ALI
ments to Geo. H. Mayr, Mfg. Chemist
l54-156 Whiting ST., Chicago, III.
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reliable druggists.
J. C. Perry, lis South Commercial
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-06-30

emy suffering frightful losses, but east
Of Hill 304. the Germans carried the
first line of a fortified works in which
all the French occupants had been
buried. The French recaptmed the
works by q most brilliant counter at.
tack.
The Germans became active yesterday
along the Belgian front, nut German
attack was repulsed, Near Nieuport
French artillery supporting the Belgian
lines dispersed three enemy reconnais-
sauces.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-06-30
BERLIN BELIEVES
Continued from Page l.

in several weeks, marked activity is re-
ported along the Isonzo front, particu-
larly around Goritz.
The Austrians are now offering most
stubborn resistance to the Italian adj
vance in the Trentino. The newspa-
pers give warning that the next few
days may see none of the spectacular
victories that marked the first days of
the Italian offensive when from six
to eight enemy positions were captured
every "a hours.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-06-30

The OregOnian in discussing the Mexican situation
and what it calls the refusal of the present admnistra-
ton to take steps to settle the matter is not entirely
frank If every one of it's assertions are true they are
true not only for the three years of the present adns
traon but for about two years of that of President
Taft Instead of speaking of three years of wachfu
waiting should if it wanted to be absolutely fair include
the last two years of the republican administration Of
President Taft
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-06-30
British Are Rennlsed.

Berlin, June 3O.-British attacks at
various places along the German front
have been repelled the war office an.
nounced this afternoon.
In the fighting northwest of Verdun,
the Germans have made progress near
Hill 304.
French detachments attacked the
German front in the Champagne region
between Tahure and Maison De Cham.
pagne but were repulsed with bloody
losses.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-06-30

Secretary Lansing intmated yesterday, that the
United States might consider mediation as suggested by
Ambassador Naon of Argentine but that before any
thing is done in this line CaTanza must make it plain
that he will at once take firm and obvious steps to break
up border raiders. President Wilson replying to dele
cation from the Woman's Peace Party intmated much
the same thing when he sad "Never in my admnistra-
ton shall it be said that any treaty of the United States
is scrap of paper We have to crisis where acts
must follow words While we have the greatest sympathy
with the problem of the Mexican people and their desire
for self government have to the point where
must insist that the lives and liberty of people shall
be safe from the depreciation of Mexican bandits"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-06-30

PORTLAND MARKET


Portland. June 80.
Wneat-club S2GSSt-
Bluestem 94d9Sc
Fortyfold 9269Sc
Red Russian Sac
Oats-No. I white feed t26V27
Barley. feed S26.5Od2S50
Hogs, best live SSGS.25
Prime steers SL25GI5O
Fancy COWS $3.50
Calves IS
Spring lambs SI25
Butter-creamer o9c
Country butter PIC
Eggs-best local eN. 2+025e
ems l3@l4e
Broilers l6@1Sc
Geese l0Gllc
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-06-30
sea-sawing at Verdnn.

Paris, June 3O.-The Germans last
night shifted their attack back to the
west bank of the Meuse and delivered
several violent assaults preceded by
liquid fire between Avocourt and Hill
304 the war office announced.
All the attacks were repused, the en-.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-06-30

Before proceeding to skin the Mexcans might it not
be good plan to give Carranza shave? He seems to|
imagine he is something of modern Samson and it may
be he suspects his strength lies in his whskers If he
was shaved he might discover that instead of being a.
Samson he only the weapon Samson used against the
Phillstines. Someone expressed it epigrammatcaly
this way
Jack eating too ripe cheese did say
Like Samson my thousands slay.
Yes, said wag indeed you do
And with the sefsame weapon too"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-06-30
Saw Rnssians Checked.

Berlin, June 3O.-The Russians made
truitless counter attacks southeast Of
Winiewka in the region west of Sokul,
the war office announced this after
noon. The Germans took 100 prisoners
and seven machine guns.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-06-30

The weather sharps report that there is not quite nine
inches surplus rainfall far this year. and the surplus
steadily increasing as in average year there is little
rain after the middle of June while this year there
seems no let up the showers Let hope that Monday
next old Aquarus will have enough respect for the finest
babies in the world to go chase himself
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-06-30

Relief has been promised the Eva
una Box company Of Klamath Falls
which was to have closed on account
of shortaoe of freight cars The s
p. has informed tne state public ser.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-06-30

that he's as dead as Adams OK. And if
stranger you shall see, and you are asked
who he may be, you say, 81 give it up, old
sox; l know him not from Adams OK. You
say the "off OK" all the time but that
won't fit into this rhyme. Oh, famous beast,
immortal OK whose shade still on this foot
stool walks! No other brute, since time be-
gan, no mouse or mule or mole or man.
thus effortleSs has won renown, fame the
ages cannot down How did you play
your bovine game that you have earned
fame? We hear no word of Adams hog, of
of Adams dog; we've no description of his
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-06-30

vice commission that it will send ten
ears to the factory today Customers
of the Ewauna company threatened
suit unless they could get boxes to
take care of their fruit shipments.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-06-30

The following prices for fruits
and vegetables are those asked by
the wholesaler of the retailer, and
not what is paid to the producer.
All other prices are those paid the
producer. Corrections are made
daily,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-06-30

D. W. Campbell at present assistant general manager
Of the Southern Pacific will be transferred to Los Angeles
July l. After that date it will be possible for the Com
merca club and Saemites generally to think what they
please about the palata depot here long they don't
put their thoughts in words, without being guilty of
"lese majestic
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-06-30
Few Americans Left Capital.

Indications here, however. were that
in this session the members determined
that the United States cannot give
Caranza very much more time to shape
his attitude toward this government.
As for the general policy toward Mex
leo and the military situation. cabinet
members said the meeting had not alt.
cred these.
The state department has telegraphed
Consul ROdgrs at Mexico City that all
Americans must leave Mexico immedi.
ately or the United States will not be
responsible for their safety. according
to a telegram to Mexican Ambassador
Arredondo from Mexico City today.
Fewer than 800 Americans have left
Mexico City and not more than 200
from the surrounding territory, the tele.
gram said \ great majority of Amer.
leans in Mexico City have decided to
remain. The Mexican government has
guaranteed protection of the lives of
and the property of the Americans in
the states of Tabasco and Guanaiato
whenever Americans express a desire to
remain.
Arredondo emphatically denied today
reports from Mexico City that Ameri.
can property was being confiscated. He
has received a number of dispatches
lately saying great feeling exists
against MeXicans on the American side
of the border.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-06-30

Wonder whom the president had in mind when in his
talk to the advertising clubs at Philadelphia yesterday he
said among other things: 81 could give you short list
of who think the United States is not safe out Of
their hands?N
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-06-30
MEXICAN CAPITAL
(UORtinued from Page One.) }

conference were that Carranza 5 plan is
to send his answer through the envoy
rather than through Consul Rodgers at
Mexico City.
Carranza's delay was partially ex-
planned in official quarters as due, per
haps to an effort on his part, to let mat
ters calm down and if possible to shape
up with his cabinet an answer satisfac.
tory to the United states.
These facts developed today after the
cabinet session. Only brief considera-
tion was given the Mexican situation
because of the presidents haste to
catch train for New York, where he
will speak tonight before the Press
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-06-30
Report Russian Gains.

Paris, June 3O.-The newspaper Echo
De Paris declared today that the Rus
slams have captured the important Cali.
cion railway city Of Kolomea.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-06-30
ADAMS OFF OK

The world is old, and man still talks, at times, of
Adams starboard OK. When any mans profoundly dead
Of him it's usually said by folks on the adjacent blocks
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-06-30
THE MARKETS

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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-06-30

CHARLES H FISHER,
Editor and Manager.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-12
8arrels Stanb in ser 2uft.
1ehn 8urreI5 Stn11b 1in6 Ser

3ebn garrelS Stanb 1tn0 Der &C.
m0bnlide &einigungserfolg in eini:
gen Ser gr0bten Sta0tgebau0e Der:
mittels bes @acuum &einigr1tgspro:
5elle5. Gin @otel, peldes ieinen in:
neren Stn1b 6urd Elm &aletud liebt
befo1nn1t 0rei Barrels Staub mdb,
reno einer @o9e aus ser Mtbmungs=
lltft, sic a11bertpqrts i'm @eba1t6e blei-
ben .tpiir6e. Site bieie 11euen Splteme
perbiiten, 6ab uniere 2ungen gu
Staubbel1teln mer0en un0 in unieren
5pltemen li6 Seine beimilb ma6er
$50 @ol6en @rain @elt 8iere &C.
braut mer6en, miro nod groBere
Sorgfolt %getroffen - oles lit fiji
triert, 1teriliitert, tpie6er filtriert u11l
5l1r bollfommet1en &einbeit gebradt
geriudt uniere leidte Slrt un6 @ei,
lie 6urb Eoltbeiteulngen. S. 90.
2abr, ct. Glou0, Min11.
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fen, beritanoen bon Der engliiden
Sprade mid}t mebr ols bas &ommans
ootport, 0as iie in Den 500 fubrte.
@om rein ameritaniiden Stan6-
unite be1treite id, Dab eS tpiini6ens=
inert lit, Dob Scr Neuti6e feline Mrt,
terlprade aufgebe. Die 6euti6e
g prabe bot 11ie me6er 6em gbaraf=
ter, Ser Gnttpidlung no6 ben politi-
ld)en Nrin5ipien Mnberer Sbaoen
5ugcfligt, mobl ober ibnen oie SdaB=
fam1ner be1punbernsmertber 2itera-
tl1r, 8iilenidaft un6 @e6anfen er>
l6lolen. 8ir Deuti6ameritaner
meroen fortfabren 6eutid 5u reoen."
Sic Seoeutung 6es 6eutiden &C.
o%enftogs lieBe iid nidt IN f6oneren
8orten berporbeben.
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Order Limiting Time to File Claims
Within Three Months and for
Hearing Thereon.

Estate of Martin Bechtel, Deceased
State of Minnesota, County of Stearns
In Probate Court.
In the Matter of the Estate o. Mar
tin Bechtel, Decedent.
Letters testamentary this day hav-
ing been granted to Anna S. Bechtel
and 1t appearing by the affidavit OF
said representative that there are nc
debts of said decedent;
1t is Ordered, That the time within
which all creditors Of the above
named decedent may present claims
against his estate in this court, be,
and the same hereby is, limited to
three months from and after the date
hereof, and that Friday, the
18th DAY OF JANUARY,
1917, at 9 o'clock A M, in the Probate
Court Rooms at the Court House at
the City of st. Cloud in said County,
be-, and the same hereby is fixed and
appointed as the time and place fol-
hearing upon and the examination,
adjustment and allowance Of such
claims as shall be presented within
the time aforesaid.
Let notice hereof be given by the
publication of this order in "De1
Nordstern" as provided by law.
Dated, October 9th, 1916.
(SeaD j. B. HIMSL,
1896 Probate Judge.
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@ebiffabrt i'm 9ebrecfen.
GSprtiekung BON 9eite ~

Mannldofteu bon Sorpeoobooten
Nbernomm1eu. Ser Nngriff CT olgte
nm 1915 llbr. Ser Gampfer be-
ionb lid) ouf ser 6abrt bon 9onoon
lmtb 9taupmt 9saps. Stepbano,
britiiher Yaliuaierompfer, Ser re-
gelulabig 5pilhen Melp Yorf, Sali=
fat uuo ct. Sob1rs, Nelfunolano,
oertebrt. Gorpeoiert iiio0ltlih BON
Nautl1fet ar1f ser 5obrt nad) Seem
sDorf; ,nar SIT ipiter 5tunOe no6
nidt eell,ntel1. Naliagiere uno
Mannidaften, 5uiammen ettpa 40,
1puroen ppn1 S%orpe0ooboot grapton
an 9oro geltolllnten un0 nad) 9se1p-
port oebrad1t. Scr Gugriff erfolgte
I'M 1870 uadu1ittag. &ingstpn, bril-
ti}dpr Tradtoanpfer, torpeoiert uno
perlcnft liiooltlid} bon Malltltdet. 9e-
manning pernibt, miro bon Sorpe=
oobooten geiudYt. 9ieler 0onnpfer
1T iu feillcn Sdiffsreeilter per5eid=
net; uieleidt tdlloelt eS lld INN Die
M~i1leStonian. Scr Nngriff erfolgte
UNI 6 llbr obenos. @loomersoiif,
boll1noiIder IradYtoanpfer torpe=
oiert uno perlenft liiolid bon Mar=
tltfcr, Geiat1lng bon elnen1 Sorpeop=
boot m~lfgenuml1en. Ser Sornpter
befono lie] ouf Der 6abrt bon Seem
Yorf lmtb N~otteroam. gr mar Sanl=
lbngabeno in Gee gegangen. Gbrlltlon
&nltoIou noupegiid)er Iradtoamp fer,
torpeoiert uuo ueriel1tt maize Der
STEELE, lpo sic Glopner5oiif perienft
,ulroe. @Gmaulung bon Sorpeoo=
booten on @oro gel1on1men. 9os
Sbifi lpar ont Sanltag bon Seem
DorI nod, 2pnoon abgefabren.
Nid)ts ein5nmen0en.
8a5bingtpn II, 8. g., s. DIT.
- Nolnit, ou6 Ser Ia1dbootfrieg
bis oid)t Dor Die Shore ser Ser.
sStaoten gebrad}t >uoroen lit, lit nod
lnrge uid)t geiagt, ooB ernite Ser
tpiflungen nit 2el1tidlano notbiger=
tueiie folgen miille1, iolal1ge menig<
items sic 9etimnrungen be5 G0lfer=
uno SeerettS beobodltet mer0en.
9ie5 lit Scr Stanopl1t1ft 0es omtli=
het1 Maibington, lrad)oem a11Sfilbr=
lid,e 8eridte iiber oie crit e Cages
arbeit bes ODER ser 6e1tiden Iaud.
boote eingetroffen >paren, aus 6enen
gu erlehen lpor, baB Sic Mngriffe
1ridt obtre borberige Marnung er=
folgt l11o gorfebr11nger sur &ettung
d1ler an goro ser torpeoierten Cant
pier befi110liden Nerionen getroffen
moroen tparetr. &ein ofaoeniih be-
1tebt teir llnteridJie0> Oh Elm @an0els=
ibiff mitten o11f Dem S5ean ODER
oidt on ser &iilte zines nentrnlen
Aonoes o1gegriffen miro. Mnoerer=
ieits fann ieood oie Mnlpeienbeit Ell
11es gal15en @eldmaoer5 bon 6e1tt=
l9ef1 Soudbooten fniffli9e Ne1ttrali=
t%dtsfrogen %aufroQen, 90 onrh fire
Nntpeienbeit a%1nerifaniid3e 9afen ge-
m%fhernaben blodiert tper6en.
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Muf 6em italieniihen &riegsidou<
plaB baben 6ie faiierlid= uno fonig<
Iiden Iruppen cine italieniihe Stel-
lung am Sol 8ricon i'm Hiceolo-
Ibal erobert. - Carl Of 9erbp bat
Der MlIooiierten &relie gegeniiber oie
gln1idt arsgeoriidt, 6aB 2on6on audi
funftigbin bon 3eppelinen beimge-
iu6t mer6en miro troy Ser fur5lt6en
Gerluite unb Ser groBen &erbeiierun=
gen Ser Observation-Disclosures Ser
@mptitaot.
@erienft tp11r0en ser ruiiii@e
9ampfer uTourgai," 1916 Sonnem
BON Seem Dorf nad Mrdangelif> TO-
mic orei nor1pegiide Gompfer. Ser
britil9e Observation-Disclosures
v6%rqr1conio" Ser uGunarb" =ainie,
1880 Ionnen, friiber I'M @erfebr
5milden SEEM Oorf un0 Stalien, lit
int Mitelmeer bon einem 5audlboot
Der lenft morber. Som Ser 332 Mann
itarfen @elatung mer6en lal1t 8eriht
ser englilhen Momiralitat 5molf
Wann bermiBt.
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@te man iidl &atarrb 8maiebt.

Wfutter 1t11o 5rtpeilen 10 geoanten-
los 6aB tie grfaltungen> Die ibre
&tnoer lt6 %5uge5ogen, Dernadlal1i.
gen. Sic g1rt5in6ung Ser 96leim:
bautd)en, 5uerlt afut, miro 6ronil6
uno Dos &ino bat dronilden &a-
tarrb cine &rantbeit, 6ie ielten &C.
beilt miro, un6 oie al elmer 2ebens=
biir6e mer6en fam. 8iele 2ente,
melde 0iele efelbofte &ranfbeit bo-
ben, mer6en 1td e%rinnern, bob lie nit
baufigen Grfaltungen 5u tbnn batten
5u Ser 3eit, alS iie 1tb 6ieielben gu
5pgen. Gin menig 8orbe0a6t, eine
Ilaide Gbam6erlain's Sulten=Oeeot=
gin fl1ger 8eile genommen, un6 6ie:
tent gar5en Srubel fanm porgebeug1
mer6en. 3u faufen in &enrD's Cor:
ner 9rug Store.
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Kinder 5chreien
MACH FLETCHER'S
GAS T RIA
9flbanh.

Geinrid gd11l5, Ser einen @el6-
fund bon $40 nidt ublieferte, miro
oofir nit so Sogen @efangniB BIZ
ben. Gr mar, pie es beiBt, MIR a1f
ser Gurdrei1e in unierem giqoge
un6 befa1to ii6 in elmer @irtbid)aft.
Giner ser Nmmelenoen lieB 500 fol=
len, un0 Sdul5 fob tie ouf. gr leug=
tete oies aber, unb Sic bon Ser Der
beigernfenen Eoli5ei %ongeltellte I'M
teri1dung lpur erfolgloS. S6lieb=
ltd bradte man i'm IN oas Boli5ei=
getpabriant, uro babel fiel ser 8elb=
ldein GUS leinem Mermel. St lpurbe
bes 1iebltabls angeflagt un0 nit Ser
obel1gelan11ten 5trofe beloltet. =
SIN ser MlbonD Go=operotibe Greo=
merD lpltroen int Monat September
1896 Nfunb 8utter gemo6t un6
1tobe5u 10000 Gfun6 &abm abge=
lief ert. : Geo. so. gd1fer bot 6os
2eibitallgebauoe nit DEM 6a5u gebo=
rtgen grunbi tiid 6em Geo. &C.. @or=
tl1l1g gegen un1tould bon iieben 2otS
in GdulteS er1ter N66ition iiberlai=
fen, 1tro Ser ne11e gigentbiimer ldBt
o11f Ser sii0ieite oes 2~eibitalles cine
gdmieoe un6 cine Garage erridte11.
$oiepb glipnid lit bon Stirum, &c.
g., no er 8ei9dftigr11g batte, GUT
riidgefebrt. - Sic adt Sabre olte
Sodter ser Samilte 5ran5 Mared
it,, pelde an ser 2ungenent5iinoltng
erfrmft tpar, lit nabe5u tpie0er boll=
itdn6ig bergeltelt. = @ittpe Maria
s. Slider lit Ietten 6reitag IN 8e=
gleitung ibrer Iodter 2ouile na6
Mlbuquergl1e, &c. &C., obgereiit, mo
Iebtere lire ongegriffene @ell1n6beit
nie6er ber5uiteqen erbofft. = Srau
Sobn Mnpres miro ant 25. Sctober
tire betpeglide @obe neriteigern la1=
iett> unb ibr Sobn MatbiaS miro
bemnd6it 6ie 470 aroBe 6orm, Die
ct Bis oubin fir sic M11tter bear=
beitete, fir iih ielbIt operieren.
9Dlbtn9fpr6.
Infer bodm. Bfarrer Gde1.er be-
gob 1i9 Montog nod 6olep, no er
an6eren Cages beim @ottesoienlte
fit sic 5u ser 6olep-@emein6e gebo=
rigen fron501ii6en Mitglie6er eine
Bre6igt in ibrer Mlttteriprade belt.
am @omitog miro er nod 8ele Ni-
Der reiIen, 100 er an6eren Sages Der
Netbe Der 11e11en ct. Midolmts=& ir-
DE beitpobnen tpir6. Son bort maht
er 1td Montag nod @lariiia onf. mo-
En- f%olgenoen Cages ben fran3oiii6en
Standardization eine Breoigt IN
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-12
Min1mt @rin6 ,ueg,
8eieitigt sen @aarmasfaQ.
sdpnt Guer @aar! &amft eine 25 Gent
Slaide 9anoertne gerabe iekt-8e=
ietttgt audi bas @amtjmden.

Shines, ipr1bes, farbloies un0 mage
res @aar lit ein 1tummes 3eugniB fir
cine bernaGlGiiigte @aut = fir Grind
= BEN 16redliden @6orf.
Sc gibt nibts, pas bas 9aar 10 ger
tort aIs @rinb. Sc beraubt bas @aar
ieines Changes, ieiner @tarte un0 1eines
2ebens, er5el1gt selegentli@ Sieber UNI
SUDDEN Der @al1t, tpobnr6, lpenn ntdt
befeitigt, bic @aarlpur5eln 5ufammenz
16rumpfen, 1id Iosma6en nr6 gum Mb<
iterben gebradt tperDen Damn faQt Dos
5aar rulb aus.
aouft eine 25 Gent Sla1de ¬plz
tons 9a11berine in irgen0 etner Ipotbete.
SIR fDnnt ii9erli6 berrliden Saartpu9s
u11o cine Niai1e 9aare baben, ipenn Sbr
eben MIR cine feline Slai6e 9anoerine
berludt. Sdont guer 5aar. Ser1udt
eel
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Weber Jewelry
& Music Co.
9fd@ite Sbiire our @oitofiee
st. Cloud, MINI.
@oet6al> scr Grbamer bes 9aua

nationals, 1iebt lt6 in Seem Dorf nad
elmer @eidaftig1tng um. auS Diff
5ier tritt er int 3e5ember in SEN Ml1=
be ltan6. 9feidtbiimer bat er in Ser
&anal5one nidt ernorben> obi6on Ell
gn6e @elegenbeit oa5lt gebobt
batte. Nber er lit Elm ebrlider Mon11
geblteben, un0 fir eiren lolder
Mea1n iollte I'M 8un6e5oienlt 6a11ernf
Elab gen1aht mer6en f0nnen. g.
liebt idleht aus, 6oB Elm Monn, Ser
oen HanamafanaI gebaut bat, nod
ether Steae um%berlaufen muB.
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Mutblpfgfeit.

@enn 2br gud entmutbigt un6
ber5agt fiiblt, gebt nidt auf, ion.
6ern nebmt cine 9oiis @bamberlain's
Sablette un6 SIR 1ei6 fat immer &C.
miB, 6aB fie in einem o6er 5mei 80
gen gud gun5 gut fiiblen madt.
Mutbloiigfeit lit baufig Der unber=
6aulidfeit un6 8ili0iitat 5u5nldrei=
ben> tpogegen 6ieie Eablette Defenders
mertbboa 1in6. gu faufen in @enrp's
Corner 9rug Store. - Sing.