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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-06
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Amor y utarllrIp-
IIiyarI0 ;ic aIuD"-
IT ,-yfu rre>taGu-
II uIrga.prio q" iaS sa.tSras.
IL uarai~'+ d. la iuul"Fe>.
Il. inferno dc lbs hulubres.
- ha,ld Il" los mares.
IT. Collar f" '-u'"raida5-
f. uidu rr 4Tij~"Hprts.
- - ,ls las uiia--
~ alma oil un bc>o-
Ia hiia a" Ia- flrre~-
Ia n!iiI IT, I-- isZIuiIeS.
IL stutis ai"-r"-
Ia rprl" del amor.
Ia gr1Hrr>a del dollar.
Ia iuJa d" vents
iS- rDfPra~ del amor
Ids hlIa> del champagne.
Ids LyIS UJIeTnd-.
:IaiGitaS sean la iauJcrrS.
fia!-lfins scan Ip~ l,uJnbrrS-
Matthias sean las sueSras.
Nl'IlIu sea 81 amor.
Malll.oS Srau los celos.
FurruIt :" casau los huTubTeS-
i..rlur - caSan las muIJercs.
Iuru,iS pecan las muIercs.
iJrIGc renclden las viudas.
ys-gut murmuran las VIcIaS.
Tor sl=ujr Il Un3 uujEr.
~ WsJesiad 81 Amor.
tIya I'M ur.ia,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-06
WILSON C0NTESTARA 4 C.lRRAN
IA QUE ESTA LISTO PARA 49,.
Vienc de la Pag. 1a.)

| cyprcso hoy que virtualmente la cri-
Sis que cxiStia en- las relaciones entire
Mexicoy los EStados Unidos ha pasa-
DO, pues la nota del gobierno de fac
20, dirigida al de Washington, despe-
ia por complete Ia grave situaciGn
que prevalecio durante las uItimas
semanas en- que solamente preparati-
vos &c guerra sc hi%cieron.
FL Secretario de Estado, Nj. Lan>
,, sing, puso en- conocimlento del Presi-
dente Wilson Ia nota del Sccreta1o
dc R%elaciones EHteriores del gobier-
no de Mexico, tan rronto como fuG
puesta ell Sus manoS por g llcenci3do
Eliseo Arredondo. FL senior Lansing
no hizo ningun comentariO acerca de
a nota; pero otrcS f~unciOnarios de-
! clararon que no Gudan de que Ia no.
la de Carranza ha alberto el canine
que conduzca directamente a I'm are
| glo amigable entire los dos gobferuoS.
Altos funcionarios del gobierno Sc
mostraroG sumamente saIsfechos
con ell complete Gambia Observable Ell
ell one de la nueva nota De Carra.--
"a, que fue descripta como mas con-
ciliatorio."
Por su parte, Ell licenciado Are
dondo, comentando la nueva nota,
dijo 10 s%iguiente: ia nota habla per
81 mlsma, yes ampliamente expiicssi-
"a: pues. fila exactamente la sit1a-
cion con los Estados Unidos, tai y
como la ve'el gobieFno mexicane.'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-06
oBHAs DE- CAROLINA INrERNIZIo

| hunrc- IrlrIro-. = tones. p.H'
II Dorti" dol aDi>rao y Lazo funcslo. :
Curdl6a Il" U'sLic. = trmyS. U.>n
| CorlG5r dc Ubrrru. : lpmOs. . n.&i
.adcna el"rHa. / tOmps. !.gi
CrIrn"u s,n caslIgJ ) Lucia supreme. 3
nraaIa, del adul,crio. : iono<. 80
Il D"-p de- una mI"riI : La vcnSanza Il"
una lu~d. : iJi'yf- h.S
II U,'GID b">y. 90
IL -. rut9 de IN bandldJ. h.i0
IL irrn de- Ia IuGcric. , 'uurD>. t.Sh
~ liir Del ~duaTGUIsla. " tUInns. 0.Sr
IL alb"r-gc del Grlro. : ZONES. U.sj
IL ahprratO del uarIUc. : tniIus. t.%1
II r~aivarlu It" una I1drC : A~rrcpsntIIn!cn.
los rrimrucs dc HIavUlIn4- " ioInDs. 0.Sn
| los anfDrn- maliJ'ps. : tDmoS. 0.So
10, marbles lUTHWc~. = 'IH.yS. ".>N
la s"iHltsII viva. = luinUs. u.S1
Las y]irr.uaS Del amor. 81
la t"I='IIas dc los r"Ig>. i tOInUS. i.Hl
Ia p""JIuIi- u.W
la hjia dc II rrricra. : tOH!ps. u.>r
Ia rc>urrrrrI"u @" IN angel. on
Ia bJlarIUI lei ,vaiTu Zeal. , IpiuyS D.SI
Ia ultima rita. . trInUs. u->J
los histories del crIuwn. ( tDmOS. i.Gh
Las c~~iavzS DlauCds. : tTU.yS. u.S1
laTal>D g Inferno. n.IH
Elua 10 81 NrlScl de- lbs Npes. > iUlnps 0.Sn
Teresa Ia l,"suCIiSIa. = trIuu-. h.Sn
IA C-lIa-u - a~TlpiUnyII. : torupS. 0.Sl
, NIrEra : HaJrc : ESpIari1N. lUmUS. i.@b
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-06
DIVERS ~.

MINOR sublime. NovclI mrXIcaua. ~
tErla"rIr Y Li"l>a. ~
N-,Uria o Tu~ Charru~ IpuirabaudlslJS. M
yuIH TnrNIrIna. > 'p'u">. i.Hl
i,un uuIIpir IL" Ia MlIirl!J. EdiriGu DE- In
O.. con @rabaduS. 200
- 'idrtrr del GGlgnla. EI"TWusa Uhra. DaSa-
Ll cu Ia vida del ii"dcnlpr del munJ".
ia ;unu -raud". been cmpaSiddu.. i.Gu
~ ]rcriqUlll" Sarnirn,u. nivcrtlda y !arup-
- unN"ll m"NICana. h.i'
~ Iuruhaim. u Enrique dc LaSardsrC. C.7O
~ amor dr To- amprr~. N.ycla Sentimental,
I ;urun~. pasta t"la. 81
~ ,ullcTuu Il" IrS CrinS. S"-rnda parie lie
Ia ani"rIO~ Z tnHn>. t"la. 81
IT, CmGir q" NUnircri~lp : La Maiv del
N1"rlu. - l"IurS craUi"-. 49,
IErta"l"u. " ~ I]HdrirrIn u" utuI ifldurc ~
- IUdr ErraUtr. 10
% STA" IT, Ia li"rE"lJ. rs
FL .lIJ" a~bauGUadd". h.i
90 ilTerTaup del r"SrmI"nip. az
~r>.Iua~ ur UiIa flor. n:
lpr "a" ~ Gia. ~
J cor ,Ic IaSlGn. NnycIa Il" amor. ~
al Rla> it, >anuliaua. Ed!rIci De iGJo ~
! it"u"JryJ &c B~ravaulc. o.
I~itstuTlA lie liubin>"u Eru>pc. IicrIGo>u II.
bfu que pruyura >Irrurrc inieusas emo.
%ri"I">- Edici6n de lrju. IN
ia Dana dc las CauurliaS. 2.T
! los Si"lc I~'@CadUS CapIlalcS. : tUInOS Ii
/ : Icy de- DOS. 1.UI
| los Ultlnu> GidS de- Pump@ya. Una dc Ia:
UUrEs ma lnirrc>aUics DC la cpura re-
mana LdIciGu lie luJ". IN
IA jruIrr dInlt'ra. : iy-.g5 tie. -.
: La iIJa del Cardenal. ...~. -. 0.
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Roosevelt prefiere la que
ira d la paz actual
con Mexico

OYTER BAY, n. Y, Julio 8
Theodore Roosevelt dirigiendose a
sus partidarios en- Ia celebration del
i de Julio, verificada aqui por IA
primera vez, despues de varios amos,
declare que ~preferia la guerra a
la paz que Ell ell presente estaban
manteniendo los EStados Unidos con
Mexico. V expreso al miSmo tempo
que emu 81 evento de que Sc hiciera
declaration de guerra V Sc ilamara
q los voluntarios, llamaria a su casa
I todos los que quiSieran unirse a 81
V ~ofrecerian u servicios al gobier-
no.
I'll coronel Roosevelt agreg6. AIDE
mas, que Sc rodearia de simples par
ticulares, sin famiiia. que dependie-
ran solamente de 81 mismoS, en- lugar
de hacer una mezcla de toda clase
de hombrcs, como en- el case dc las
Guardias N~acionales lIamadas 4 Ia
frontera.
Nc hjzo menci6n de la campana pre-
sidencial.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-06
NOyclaS a 30 ccntavOS.

AZuccua. p0T CariOia Bracmc.
Dora. pur CarIDta Bracinc.
FL BCreTrO de orc.
II .llu maldijo.
~ manuScrlly dc I'M uadrc.
IL clira dc aIdrs.
Maria, pyr Jorge lsaacS-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-06
OEHNS POETICAS DE PEA.

rsui,. dol fn.a-- r.Jr
II Nrla H.! NmIr. Ediri6u DE- iuIU. ." 10
F!grr, Gvi Anna. EIiriGn &c luJO- -
.!o-ar Y Pau.a. EtIci6u de luJo. -
Los G!rr,aS dc Mexico. COmpOSIci0nes De.
GicaGas q Ia patria y 4 sus heroes. Do
Memories. reliVulaS ' rcirainS. FTOsd> IN
E-cuerdp, y EsprTdnza,. Id dc lUJy i--1
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-06

decicndo Il las ad~vertencias dc los
c6n>u.rs alnericailos y no por TENOR
d <u> yida> Y prUpicdade>.
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SUBSCRIBASE LISTED > y
PRENSA, Ell MFJoR pIkpiC
De Los EALos UNI
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Obras de Venta en- La Liberia de Ignacio E. Lozano

MAS Accepting IA MAS s s@Ra l., c9Ts T PGu EI T F v SyE1P ID, mh LA S 81 THIm& IA S Sr MM"O Los
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GO7-Gii D0LUR0SA ST.
SAN y
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-04-13

A fattening ration that brings good
results consists of cornmeal. ground
oats and middlings, equal parts. with
about 10 per cent Of beef scraps II a
cheap grade OF -four can be bought
about 10 per cent of that can be added
with profit. Whole milk. buttermilk or
skimmilk is used In mixing, as 1t has
tens the fattening process and improves
the quality of the flesh. The mixture
should be moistened to such an extent
that when pressed together 1t viii form
into balls, but win readily fall apart
The fowls should be fed three times
a day all they viii clean up. They
should be stuffed on this fattening ra-
ton until II " show inclination to take
Less food, when they should be mar
keted. It usually takes about two
weeks to put them in prime condition
for the market.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-04-13
Deafness Cannot Be Cured

BY local applications. an they cannot reae,.
the diseased portion Of the ear. Tn snt 4
only one way to cure deafness, and tns d
py constitutional remedies. Dealnes, MT
caused by On tnnamed condition OF the x 1
cous lining of the Eustachian Tube mninr
this tube ID infiamed you have rumy,sls
sound or imperfect hearing. and wnen and
entirely closed. Deafness Is the result. an
unless the lnfiamm alton can be taken Ind.
and this tube restored to its norman .O niue
ton. hearing will be destroyed forever,
cases out W ten are caused by Cssttion
which 10 nothing but an infiamed conoi'''-
OF the mucbue 1urfacee .uy
We viii give one Hundred Dollars fof . ss
case OF Deafness (caused by catarrh cure
cannot be cured by Halls Catarrn
Send for circulars. free. .o
y. J. CHENEY q CO.. Toledo oh's'
sold BY Druggists. Use. -.,n.tisn
Take Hails Family Pills for consupA
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-04-13

When a young American Joins the
national guard or. following that In
stinct which not even long city life
can entirely kin, takes a gun and
starts out as hunter. one OF the ear
Hest surprises he gets is that nasty
hard kick his firearm gives him.
But the kick Of the big guns In wal
n tremendous Some OF the guns jump
into the air. In others mechanism
takes up the rebound and the gun
slides back into place
It Is curious fact that each OF these
great guns takes It's kick In a way all
its own New YORK World
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-04-13
POULTRY
ano EGGS
WHAT GOOD FEED DOES.
Result OF Years Experiment with
Two Pens Of PuIIets.

Result OF YearS Experiment with
Two Pens Of PuIIets.
Prentice Moore. poultryman at the
Idaho experiment station, cared for
two pens Of White Leghorns, thirty
pullets to the pen. from Nov. 1, 1914.
10 Nov. 81, 1915. writes r. w. Orr IN
the Farm and Fireside. These hens IN
both pens were progeny Of the same
parent stock and looked equally prom
Using at the beginning OF the test. One
pen averaged 24.6 eggs per hen dur
ing the year, the other 1885 eggs Der
hen. Both lots were confined In yards
nifty feet square throughout the year.
The poor laying hens were fed a mix
ture OF fifteen parts wheat, two parts
oats and two parts barley; also grit
and green food. but no mash.
The hens In the better laying pen
were fed a grain mixture composed OF
twelve parts wheat, two parts corn,
three parts oats, two parts barley, one
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-04-13

A mess Of potatoes, carrots, beets or
turnips chopped fine should be given
frequently to fowls, for scarcely any
thing conduces so much to their
healthfulness. All through the year
vegetables are relished, but they are
absolute necessities In the winter.
when there is no foraging for the hens.
Chop the vegetables fine and mix them
with scalded or moistened cornmeal
or feed them raw or cooked without
grain. The fowls win highly relish
such a meal and soon clean up ever
scrap
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-04-13
MEANING tha PIaa

The most critical period OF pig life
is Just before and after weaving. Pigs
need the closest attention and watch
ing during those few days when chang
ing their diet from the balanced ra-
ton nature provides in the sow's milk
to the coarser foods they must hence
forth depend on.-Farm Journal
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-04-13

part Kaffir corn, one part miIlet. one
half part sunhower seed and one part
buckwheat- They were also fed dry
mash made up Of one part wheat meal,
two parts bran, two parts white shorts.
enc part cornmeal. two parts fish meat
meal and per cent charcoal This
pen was also fed oyster shell, grit,
green feed and dry granulated bone.
Both pens were fed the scratch feed
in deep litter.
The hens In the poor laying pen not
only averaged less than one-fifth as
many eggs, but produced much lar
ger proportion OF small. unmarketable
eggs than did the better laying pen
The hens were weighed ON the last
day OF each month throughout the year.
and 1t was found that the hens with q
limited ration could not maintain their
body weight when laying, but the well
fed pen maintained quite q uniform
weight while laying over Eve times as
many eggs.
Had the pen fed the limited. unbai-
anced ration had free range this show
fng. OF course. would have been less
striking. Nevertheless. during the win
ter months, when egg prices were high
est, they would have been under the
same disadvantage as the hens con-
fined In the small yard.
The pen that made the better record
made only fair average production
for having such excellent care and IA
yorable fee ing. The origin and for
mer breeding of these hens were not
known, but they were OF a good DUAL
sty of White Leghorn stock.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-04-13

The Old One You should AWAY. "A.
Ter 70 your husbands wishes. my dear.
the New one-I've done SO ever sinca
ne to'd me that his one wish was to see
me happy.-Puck.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-04-13
So Il Nav.

she was beautiful woman-and his
wlfe. But one night. getting home
late and having some excited conver.
sanon with her in the ball. he said to
himself
forever"
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-04-13

In Holland sand 10 plentiful and In
expensive and is used instead OF hay
and straw as beds for cows II keeps
the animals perfectly clean. requiring
only q slight raking In the morning 70
soften and freshen it.--London Teie-
graph.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-04-13

10 say or man that ne win make .
good husband Is much the same sort
Of compliment as to say Of horse
that he is perfectly safe for a woman
to drive.-Puck.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-04-13

There Is no one thing that win make
hons commence to lay quicker than
ground bone and meat, and with meat
cncs q week they VIII keep ON laying.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-04-13

The butchers can make good uss Of
the wethers now. Wintering old sheep
q risky. Work them or early. That
means right now.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-04-13

Al general purpose fowls the
Wyandottes are hard to beat. They
make good roosters and profitable
capons, the males weighing from
eight to ten pounds. Wyandotte
puiiets Matched in April. with prop
err care and feeding. will lay late
In October. 1t Is generally recog-
nized that the Wyandotte continues
laying In the coolest months. The
bird shown is a Columbian Wyan-
dotte cock.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-20

ner MISUNDERSTANDING rSelpe.
bia," nit ieinem @ortragstalent biele
5reu6e bereitet. @ad Sen Stu6ien-
iabreu begab ii@ Der @er1torbene
Damn nab 9eutidlm6.
Seiterreid 11mgarn.
@ien. - SIM boben glitter bon
1902 Sabren itarb ser an 0iterreidi-
id)en 8iibnen lange Sabre in berbor-
ragen6er @eiie tbatig getpeiene Detti
@unini. = SIM Sitter bon 81 Sob=
rem lit Or. g. 2ibobfp, Bripatoo5ent
fir @eburtsbilfe un6 @pnafologie
an Ser nniperfiitdt in @ien, geitorben.
- @a6 LANCER idmerer &rantbeit
lift Ser meitbefannte 8eiiber 6es So
tells &ammeran6 im 8. Be8irfe, &err
.@rbaro @mmeran6, inn 81. 2ebens=
iabre ge1torben. - Ser 16iabrige
&iIfsarbeiter SSgnab 5pib lebte iid
iiingit in Der @ittagspa11fe in Ser
Srudere1 Srtner, out e1re PreBma=
ibine un6 itiir5te NIT ibr um. Sic
Maidine fiel ouf i'm un6 er erlitt
idtperc 9uetidungen 6es unterIet=
bes.
8u6apeft. - Sic grlte 0fen=
Setter 9~ampfmiblen=M IS. gibt
&un6e bon 6em in @ien erfolgten
@bleben Tires 6ortigen @ertreterS
@errn gilbert Seer, ser 6em u1ter=
nebmen ein balbes Sabrbur6ert als
@itarbeiter angeb0rt botte. - Ser
electromagnetic Mitropbpitfer, 81. Ni-
foGal1S Sbege b. &onfolp, emeritter,
ter Gireftor Ser 1tngarif6en &eids.
anitalt fir M%eteorologie in 8a1oa:
peit, ser 9ireftor un6 8egriin6er See
Mitropbpiifaliiden SbierbatoriumS
in Sy@Daqa, lit, "a Sabre alt, &C.
ftorbem.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-20
(OFFICIAL)
Assessment Notice

Notice is hereby given, that the
Board of Review of the City Of St. Cloud
in Stearns, Benton and Sherburne Coun-
ties, Mimi, will meet at the office of
the City Clerk, in said city, on
MONDAY, THE TWENTY FOURTH
DAY OF JULY, 1916,
(being the fourth Monday in JULY
for the purpose of reviewing and cor
recting the assessment of said City of
St. Cloud, Mimi, for the year 1916.
ALI persons considering themselves ag-
grieved by said assessment or who wish
to complain that the property of another
is assessed too low, are hereby notified
to appear at said meeting and show
cause for having such assessment cor
rected.
No complaint that another person is
assessed too low will be acted upon I'M
til the person so assessed, or his agent,
shall have been notified of such com
plant, if a resident of the County.
l.. r. SWIFT,
Assessor of the City of St. Cloud.
July 9Th, 1916.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-20
rem Mderstiid in ser M1he BON ct.

rem Mderitiid in Der Mabe BON ct.
8en6el NIT 6em Nufuden eineS UNI
teriroiiden M3ugsgrabens bel@af'
tigt tpar. HIotlid gaben Sic Gro
mallen nod uno begruben Sen Be-
balernsmertben b%olitan6ig, Ser toot
aus ben @rbmallen berm1Sgebolt
tmtr0e.
&oIn. - Die al1Beror6entli6e
&0lner &riegsgeridt beitrofte BEN
@ddermeiiter &0ntg aus 8alfbouien
inn @reiie 8ergbeim 5u z Sabren
3udtbous, 10 Sabren @brberlnft
uno Stella1ng inter @oli5eianfiiM,
meil ct in Yalfba1ien 3mei nit &C.
treble gefiiute 6eloideuern, Ole Sen
@rtrag bon 80 Morgen 2arno entbiel=
TEN, in 8ro16 geltecH batte.
gIberfeI6. = Ser 6abrifar-
better Mlfreo 9olbad,, ser l1nter 6em
@eroodte itan6, in Ser &nopflod=
fabrif bon @eperbuih & 60. Ben
Mal,bmor6berf16 an Dem 8erfmet-
lter periibt 1rtro 6abet 5000 Marf &C.
ltoblen ST. baben, bot nad biSberigm
2eugner rnter 6em Dr1td 6eS bon
ser &riminalpoli5et 5uiammengetra=
qenen 8apeismaterialS Elm @eitano-
nib abgelegt.
@onn. = @rofeiior fir Matbe=
nratif an ser n%niberlitat @5ernomit,
Or. phil. Sans Sab1t, bat einen &1ti
in gleider gigeni@aft na6 Bonn alS
ModfoIger bon @rofelior S. @dnltr
erbolten. = SSn ser Mntbropologi-
idyen @eieni9aft beri6tete 8rofeiior
Mar @ertporn iiber Hrof. 8iltters
Musgrabungsfun6e I'M BrieItertpol-
Sc. gs ban6elt ii@ tint Elm franfi=
ides &eibengraberfelo aus oem 5.
rtn6 6. Sabrbun6ert.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-20

peridieo, 60 Sabre alt, Sabritant
2ouis 8eniel, Ser gegriinoer Der
S9iefertafel, arnb @riffelfabrit, Der
lt9 rm Die @emein6e unb Die ltbe-
role Sade groBe Berbienite ertporben
bat.
Surtb. - SIR &riegsfuriorge-
5tped bat Elm 8iirger 10000 Marf,
Elm tpeiterer 200 Marf DEM 8irger=
n%peiiter iibergeben.
Min6en = &iir3li@ gerietb
Inn Mntueien 9an6pebritraBe 81 Ole
in Ser &leioer fabrif angeitellte %
Sabre alte Mrbeiterin &0lbl nit 6em
&opf in einerr elettrti6en @aaren-
un6 @erionenaaf5ug. Ser @opf tpar=
Sc ibr etnge0riiH un6 Ser 500 trot
iofort Elm. !3e11gen 6es ltnfal1es feb-
len. = 9ieier Sage itiir5te in Ser
GbereiienitraBe Elm 10 Sabre olteS
Mdbmaoden bon Der @traBenbabn
11r6 erliH eitre @ebirneributterung
- SIN elmer 6nbrra6rearaturtperf
ltatte on Ser 2e6eritraBe %erplooierte
elm @aSenttpidlungsaparat Snfolge
8ronoes tp1roen 8retter nn6 Cunt
miidldu9e erbebli9 beida6igt.
&of.- &ier beridieo I'M 81. &C.
benSiabre Yrtpatier Scarf @rubner,
ein Siibrer 6es 8un6eS Ser 2ano-
pirtbe, iomie int Sitter bon 81 Sab
rem @ripatter 6elir @te6l. = 9ie
&anolerstpittme @briitiane 6ieoler
bat iid nit ibrem &iu6 in Ser Saale
ertrdrft. Cine gemeine 9enun5ta=
ton bot oie re9tli9e Grau in Sen
%getrieben.
Gliak-2otbrin9en.
9tra bburg. Sos Miniite=
RUM fir @lioB-9otbringen bat, mie
6as @irdli6e Mmtsblatt ffiir 6as 8tS=
tbum Meb mittbetIt, 6en @ebraud
ser loteinifden 5prade 1T Ben &ir'
deniiegeln beanitan6et, neil ste amt=
Iide @ei@aftsipra@e Ger 6abrtfratbe
sic 6euti6e lift. Sorm11lare, @or'
6rude un6 Mmtsiiegel ieien 6eSbam
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.Naben.

Greiburg.- Ser felt 3pan5lg
Sabren in 6reiburg tpirtenbe &rets'
i6ulrotb Or. 8ene6ift 3iegler mnroe
nnter Grnenna1ng gum Sofratb lei=
nen Mnind)en entipredeno in ben
Sutherland perlebt. Or. 3tegler
ltanrmt aus @rieBbeim bel Staufen
ur6 1tebt inn 60. 2ebensiabre. = SIM
Sitter bon So Sabren lit bier n,rer-
martea f6neu @rof. Or. g.. S. Mbega
%qeltorben. @r tpar 1887 alS 2ebr-
umtsprafant in 6en boot1bet1
Sdptloienlt eitgetreten.
Mannbeim. = Mnf benz Ba11,
qelanbe elmer Sabrtf auf 6em 2in=
6enbof ereignete iid Elm to6tltder H1r-
fail. Gin 57idbriger berbeiratbeter
Maurer aus Mori6 bel @ttlinger
muroe 5tpii1en cine &angierabtbei=
lung unb einem nit Salt belaoenen
@o,ootpagen eingeflemmt. er erlitt
1htpere innere @erlebrngen, 6enen er
erlag.
MaHatt. = Ser bon oem San=
6%esperbon6 baoifd)er @etperbe- nno
Snn6tperfer= @erei11igungen gegrin-
6ete 6onos fir nnentgeltlt6e Mnf=
nabrne bon meniger bemittelten Weit=
oIip6ern 6es 2an6esberban1es, mel
die int 6el6e tparen, in 6ie Serbamos:
erboltl1ngsbeime fat Biz 6abin Die
@um1ne BON 1890 Marf erreiht.
&aDern.
Mi@offenburg. = Sodbe:
tagt itarb bier Elm otter beiiii@er 81,
fi5ier Maior a. 9. 8ilbelm 8eBler.
Ser @er1torbene trat 1916 bier ut let:
net @eburtsita6t ols 6abnri@ Elm.
madte Darn 11nter am6erem 6ie 8ara:
faoenfampfe in Srunffurt a. sc. pr>
sic &riege gegen 9anemorf uni
Sranfrei@ nit. Na@ bent &riegf
tpar er matchmaker in Mameln, So
naa a. SO. nn6 @inbed 1n6 trat i'm
Nopember 1878 in Sen &mbeitam6.
Mor6baIbeM Sfr. = Ste1
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in 6ea1tfder @prode gu baIten, fotpeit
es ii@ nidt I'M @emein6en banoeH,
fir sic MuSnabmerp 8%11g11niten Ser
fram50iii6em @eiddftsiprade 5nge-
laiien iin6. SSt1 rein fir6li@en ST.
ten, tpie Saufi@eine1r un6 Dispeniem,
ieien lateinilde Siegel 5plaliig. DaS
Meeber Sr6inariat bat Ole Bfarram=
ter ongetuieien, 5iegel in Galeitinfder
ODER fran50iilder 5pra6e BEL ni@t
rein tirhli@en Angelegenbeiten in
3ufarmft niht 3u b%ertpen6en.
Sdmei5.
@bur. - Ser @roBe &atb fat
Die bon &ertretern aler 8arteien EN-
gereidte @otion betr. Gbeuerungs=
5ulagen fir 6aS FAINT. 8erionaI nit
tpeniger als 5000 ST.. @ebalt gemab
Mntrag Der &%egierl1ng a%bgetpieien.
MlS 8egriinou1rg Der Mbtpeiinng
mur6e bauptiadli6 %argefiibrt, Ser
Staat miiiie berte iiberau iparen.
Sic Negiernng miro aber 6ie 5rage
I'M Mnge bebalten nr6 bel peiterem
Sorti@reiten Ser Sbeuerlt1rg BON iid
aus auf Ole 5a9e 5l1riidfffommen.
&auianne.- 9ie 1niberlitat
2auianne bot 6em Sberitoipiiionar
Nationalratb @61aro 5ecretan, @bef=
reoafteur ser ~@a5ette Sc 2o1lanne,v
ben Sttel eineS Doftor Ser &edte
bonoris ca1la berlieben.
8afeI. - Or, Otto @roB, Der
talentierte S6ouipieler> tit unertpar-
tet 6abingerifft uor6err. ST. SHc
@roB lit als @obn eines tii9ttgeu
2ebrerS an Ser 8eterida1le in @aiel
mfgema6ien. Ma@ 6em @pmna-
finlbeiu@ ma1ote er ii@ DEM Timber:
iitatssiitu6i11m 5u. 9ie M%aturtpiilens
1daften tparen 1ein &arptfu6, unf
BEL oem beritorbenen @rof. @r6ol1
8urdbar6t bat er %6oftoriert. S6or
tpdbren6 6eS gtin6iums aber 5og ibr
feline @eigung 5um @6auiptelerbe:
ruff un6 idon in ienet Sabren ba1
er bel mar16e11 Mnldiien, aa16 in fei:
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Teachers Examinations


The State Teachers Examinations
will be held at st. Cloud Normal SchooD,
Sank Centre, Melrose and Paynesville
on July Oath, 25th and Goth as follows:
July Oath, A. M,-8:OO Enrolment, 8:45
Spelling, OILS Penmanship, 1000 Arith-
metic; P. NJ 1:15 Geography, $3.50
Composition, 400 Reading; July 25th,
A. M.-8:OO United States History, 9:45
English Grammar, 11:3o Music; p. M
lis Physiology : Hygiene, 2:45 Civics,
400 Drawing; July 26th, A. M.-8:0O
Enrolment, $50 Geometry, 1915 Ply
sizes; P. Mills Algebra, 2:45 Physical
Geography or General History, 4:15
Agriculture.
Examinations for Professional Ger
.tificates will be given at st. Cloud (same
building) on these three days and on
July 9th.
w. A. BOERGER,
Supt. of Schools.