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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-02-14

so-cailed argument and that surely no
Teuton would make the statement in
serious mind. Lane may have been born
in Prince Edward Island, but he was
brought into the United States when he
was mere child and he has passed the
remainder OF his life up TO the present
time in this country, received his eduea'
! tion in the public schools and college
OF the United States and has served in
various official capacities in the nat'or
and in more local circles. Lane is an
American citizen. He ia, we do not
doubt, as strongly American as If he had
been born within the boundaries OF the
United States instead OF in nation con
tiguous thereto. All mis- training and all
his experience has been American. And,
for all the public knows, he has been
broad minded enough to drop all hyphe
mated allegiance, something which Others
born in distant lands have not been able
to do, ii we are to judge by acts and
words since the European war was start |
ed. Indeed, if Lanes appointment hinged |
upon the question OF his birth alone
there would be no hindrance whatever
to his appointment to the war portfolio, I
for the real American citizen, such as he
is, makes no determinations but works
solely for the interests of the nation
which he is called upon to serve The
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-02-14
AMUSEMENT NOTES.
Bringing Up Father" is Said to Be a
Real Treat.

Patrons of the Barre opera house. who
are used to nothing but the best in the
way of attractions, are in Tor another
genuine treat. Announcement is made
of the advent of Gus Hills best of all
cartoon plays. Bringing Up Father,
scheduled for one night stand, Satur-
day, Feb. 10. with usual matinee. This
production attributed its phenomenal sue.
cess to the originality of the theme,
treatment and construction. 1t is com
edy pure and simple with thoroughly
digestible plot, unique features, catchy
music and a wealth of fun, that is both
infectious and lingering. 1t is distinc'
tive in that it differs from the cut-and
dried plays offered for approval. The
cast is thoroughly Broadway in its com
potency and general makeup, each ar
fist being engaged for their particular
ability to portray certain type or char
acter The piece is based or George Nc
Manus' wonderful popular comics, and in
selecting the company Mr.. McManus'
wishes are relgiously observed. When it
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-02-14

the English channel. There is no feeling
that either the French capital or the wa
Ter approach 10 England is in peril but a
preponderance of troops ON the part OF
the defenders might have reduced the
chance of further approach by the Ger.
mans. Regent captures by the invaders
lead to the impression that the wall OF
men defending the territory is not so
strong as the world has been led to be.
lieye,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-02-14

secretary of war of the United States,
let il be stated, is not an Office for the
furthering of private plans for fayorit.
ism; it is an Office essentially and solely
for the advancement Of the United
States II is an absolute absurdity, too,
to bring up the question of birthplace of
a prospective appointee, AMI it belittles
the person who brings up to the point
as well as demonstrates that he has not
yet grasped the full meaning of Amer
lean citizenship. So farfetched is the
idea that one is inclined to doubt that
any well.wisher of Germany could be as
blind as to raise objection to Lane on
that score.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-02-14

Chicagos grand opera deficit this year
is Sl70,000-an amount which might pay
all the expenses of an opera season in
Milan Boston Globe.
1t seems to be time for the revision OF
salaries downward so that the grand
opera productions will at least pay for
themselves. If the promoters Of the
opera should pay their singers adequate
salaries instead of the princely donations
now bestowed there might be chance
to make both ends meet.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-02-14

The Brattleboro Reformer refers tc
the late Jesse S. Viles Of Montpelier a,
man who could "see opportunities al
home" and had the courage to take adj
vantage of them. That is, in measure
exact; but the real fact is that Mr.. Viles
saw his first opportunities before he be.
came resident of Vermont, that is,
while he was travelling through the state
in behalf of Boston firm. Later his
keen perception enabled him to locate an
electric power proposition which had been
waiting many years for man Of his
courage.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-02-14

If the British and French have such a
preponderance OF men on the western
war front as the experts on that side
have been telling us, it would seem to
be time for using them to prevent the
thrusting forward of the German line Of
attack. During the last month the Ger
mans probably have gained more than
they have lost, thus closing in to slight
degree upon the defenses OF Paris and
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-02-14
PARTNERSHIP DISSOLUTION.

Announcement is hereby made that the
partnership heretofore existing under the
name of McAllister Brothers will be dis
solved on March !, 1916, Mr.. A. F. Nc.
Allister retiring from the partnership.
Mr.. II. A. MeAllister will continue tho
business and viii pay all bills contracted
by the firm.
All debts owing to the firm must be
paid on or before March to close up the
accounts.
We wish to tender our hearty thanks
to all former friends and patrous for
their custom in the past and hope that
the new proprietor may receive the samo
cordial support in the future
McAllister Brothers.
East Barre. vt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-02-14

There is abundant work for that new
state market agent" to assist Vermont
producers to get better market for
their products. We can raise great
quantity of farm products but we are
somewhat deficient on the business end
of dsposing of the products. A little
instruction along that line would be a
tremendous help to Vermont farmers in
asmueh as it would enable them to sell
their goods more readily and to secure
larger prices. Providing the new official
is adapted to his work, we expect to note
a great development along this line for
Vermont.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-02-14

\ native of Vermont may become head
of Dartmouth college to succeed Pres
Nichols. 0zora Stearns Davis went out
from Vermont when he was comparative
~ young but no doubt he retains much
of his veneration for his native state.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-02-14
"HE'S NOT A TEUToN."

The statement is made in Washington
that Secretary of the Interior Lane is
opposed as the possible appointee for
secretary of war by Americans of leu
tonic descent because of the fact that
Lane is man OF Canadian birth. The
position is SO ridiculous that it seems as
though some persons hostile to the Ter-
ton cause must have advanced il as
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-02-14

One cannot help admiring the former
secretary of war for keeping his mouth
shut after relnquishing the office. His
act is pleasantly in contrast to that OF
another cabinet official who resigned dur
ing the present administration.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-02-14

President Wilson didn't give cont.
mental for Garrisons army plani and
Garrison wouldn't give any more for
President Wilson's opinion. Thus it
amounted to about standofT
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-02-14

Vermont doesn't have any beach hotel
fires in winter--nor in summer either.
Therein lies another phase of our supe-
riority to such poor, miserable states as
Maine, New Hampshire, Massachusetts,
etc.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-02-14

IS understood that it required three
months alone to find the proper per
formers for the role of father, an idea
of the care and trouble exercised in mus
tering the right players may be had
adv
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-02-14

A good example of preparedness is fur
nisbed by the man who has half his win
ter's coal supply left at the present mo,
ment.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-02-14

Old Winter is shaking his list az th'
groundhog
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-02-14

Prof. Landi viii give violin solo and
George Mackay will sing at Rowland
hall Tuesday evening. -adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-02-14

The Canadians have become so nervous
that they jump at every shadow.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-02-14

The L. S. cabinet hasn't lost a shelf in
three days.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-02-14

Satisfactorily carried out, it would ma
terially Tighten the burden OF local taxa
ton.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-02-14
Visit Our Store To-day
SALE WHITE SKIRTS

These Skirts all trimmed with wide hamburg and
ribbon usually sold at 69e and 75c your choice of the
Finest $.25 Skirts in the trade for ....... .S1.O
Other bargains in Skirts at ............S 1.50, SIS
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-02-14
Big Sale Laces at IL Price
Opening Sale New Waists

Opening of our first lot of Muslin Under
wear, Skirts, Robes, Combinations, Corset
Covers Drawers, Children's Underwear. This
sale at lower prices than ever offered by us
before. You will not be disappointed if you
visit this store.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-09-14

Sc, fir 6ie MunitionS= un6 Yrobtant-
5ufubren aus Mmertfa gu be5ablen.
Gus bort man 6riiben bon allen Sci
ten unb lieit man beinabe IN ieoem
8lotte: uMmerifa profitiert
pprl &riege." Mmerita bat Mnni-
tion nrb 2ebensmittel gelanot, mel@e
oos britiibe @olf rettetetl, aber es
6ofMr be3ablt mer6en! DaS
lit Sic 8ei9peroe. Mah bem &riege
speroen mir eS nit Ser 6einoieligfeit
@ngla1os 5u tbmn babe1l geraoe ipie
iebt, pobtpobQ tpir iie nidt ber6iene11:
Dural1s f0nnte, pie es fd)om 5weimal
i'm ser @eIdid)te uniereS 2anoes por-
font, t%batiddlider @rieg entiteben.
@ir fonnen nibt 1tngei6eben MAIDEN,
pds bie1e poreingenommene oemo-
frotiide Administration getbm1; mas
bas @orlrrtbei1 unierer Brelie, mas
Sic @ier a1n0 S%er5loiigfeit nnierer
Observation-Disclosures, mas Sic
@linobeit uno sic @leihgiltigfeit u11=
1eres &olfes getban baben. Mber mir
louten u11s bereit MAIDEN, nns gegerl
cine Teinoieligfeit 5u i6iiben, 6ie
zines Gages gefabrlt6 un6 ber6erb-
lid} tperoen f0n1te, tpie iie eS i6on
5tpein1al in bergangener 3eit gene
fen it,"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-09-14
Sic erte Sibnnasperiobe bes pier

un0i ed5iglten &ongreli les lit gu @noe
gegangen. Sic parlmentartl6e
gdule lit aus, sic g6iiler iin6 in
lire @eimatb %e11tlaiien mor0en. Neun
Monate bot sic Iagung geoanert.
0ie langen Sogungen iin6 unter BENT
8rGii6enten Wilion Mo6e geuorbem.
Gie Manieren bes &~atbeoermonarz
den bat ser Erdit6ert mu@ inn 8ei-
BEN Sa1ie nidt abgeltreift. Inter
feinem &egiment iin6 bie Sallen Ger
nationalen @eiebgebung 5u elmer gro
zen S9ulitube %getporben, in Ser ur1-
bormber5ig Ser erefutibe @afel mal-
tet. Ser Brait6ent beltimmt 6as Ir=
beitspenium, Ser 8raii6ent pa6t 6a-
riiber, 6aB sos 8eni1tm ausgefubrt
miro, uno 5tpar ger1alt nod ieinen
Boridrifte1 a11sgefiibrt miro. 8em
Ser &ongreB in Ser Belt, Die fir feline
5ogungen bergebraM it, mi4t fertig
miro ober tpem er es tpogt, iiA gegen
Sen 8afel m1f5ltlebnen, mutt er nod-
iiben, Biz er ith 6en 8iinide1 nn6
benz @i1en 6es @dulgepaltigen I'M
@eiBen @ouie gefiigt bm.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-09-14
sSunaer 2eier, merfe sir bieles!

Snnger ge1er, merle 0tr Dte1es!
@iele &arriere1r. meroen ge1nadt p6er
beintradtigt in ben Stunoen nod
oem Mbenbelie11. gs mag mard)e
oiinfen, baB sic penigen 5tun6en
5apiid)en Men6elien uno 8ett5eit tpe-
mig @eIegenbeit fir gr5iebung bieten.
Mber lie maren genug fir 2incoln
uno fir 6ranflin uno fir Diele an<
oere, 6ie 6urb 8en1bung bieier
Stunoe,1 fir Spe5ialltuoien iid peit
iiber marbe erboben baben, 0enen
Elm GROCER Ibei1 FREEZER 3eit CUR Ser
fiigu11g geita1roen bat. v2ieblt ou oas
2eben oon11 pergeltbe sic 3eit m6t,
0enn oarmts lit bas 2eben 5uiammen<
gelebt." benjamin 6ranfli1l Ser Dies
gelogt bat, perltano nidt Bios ben
@ertb ser 3eit, 1onoern iebte einen
Nreis baraltf, Ser an0ere 81 ibrer
@ertbidaturg fiibrte. 9eidts lit mebr
unentidulobar 11n6 5ugleid unbeil=
boiler alS Ser ldpmenoung, un6 Sic
unbeilpolite @erl6men6ung lit bel
Sen Iurdihmttsmenid)en 0ie Ser
geuoa1ng ser 3eit. 9ie u%ngebrauf=
ten @tltnbe1t baben mandes 2ebens=
gliid pereitelt, Sic gut benubte1l
MeuBeituttoen baben mandes 2ebens=
gliif begrii116et. Ser midtiglte Sbeil
in Ser MusrIltung zines gtablille=
nte11ts iinb Sic MngelteQten. IS niiet
ei1re11 6abrifanten menig, @ollfom=
menbeit IN 1einer MaIdinerie 5u ba=
ben, tpen11 CT 11idt Ste M6n11er bat,
fie fabig gu be0ienen. Mebrere groBe
Mnloger baben eigene Sdulen fir
bie @%eranbil6ung BON Mrbettern er=
ri6tet, o1rbere baben nit @dnlbebor=
Sen elm l1ebereinfommen %getroffen,
gen14B 6em es St1t6enten paiien6en
Mterg erlm1bt miro, einen Sbeil in
ben @eritdtten 5u5ubringen, biele
gebranden &orreiponbemldltlen 11n1
Mrgeltellte fir @efor6er11ng por5l1be=
reiten. 8egabte SSiinglinge, Sic ibre
MuBel tunoen 6a311 gebrauden, iid}
ourd 5pe5inl1tu6ien fir cine lob
nenbe Mrbeit 5u befabigen, f0nne1l
iid) M1tsli6ten a1f ei11tragli6e Stel=
lu1gen er0ffnem. Gin SEER, Der Elm
ousgeoebntes @e1haft bat, bat ge=
1agt: IS gibt biele $4,000 9tel=
lungen. Mber sic Shnpierigfeit lit,
6ie 10000 Matner gu fin6en."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-09-14
SIN 8iirgerfriege bradten es adjt=

oSu ~H~yS>%<t$SS ~>"Sv~SN "Sv>
un6pier5ig Del1tihe 5um Generals
rarge. l1nb mdbrenb iie NIT Ser
8lufbe bes omerifanii9en Deutid-
tbrrms fir sic @rbaltung Ser Union
fiaimpten, preoigte 6r11nten IN
Georgia elm &ep. @ilion, Ser @ater
ienes 8iIion, ser es beute magt, Die
8iirger 6ert19er Mitammung inoDa=
Ter @e1inmtng 5u beiha1l6igen, BEN
&rieg gegen sic Union, 6eren Ser
t%riimmerung BON @ott getpout iei.
Gin 0rittel ser ga15en Mor6armee
beltan6 aus @ol6ate11, sic 6euti6eS
SLUT in 6en M6ern batten, un6 ie6er
5ebrte Mam 1por int 9euti6lan6 ge<
DaB 6ie 9euti6en nidt BLOB
Mi11ouri nn6 Marplan6 Dor 6em Mb=
fail bon Ser Union bepubrt, ionoern
audi Sen i6IieBliden 9ieg Deg Mor=
oens berbeigefiibrt baben, tit ge-
i9i9tli9e Tbatlade. u8enn Die
l1nion-Mrmee nidt Die Del1tiden
baGttte, f0nnten tpir sic DanfeeS nit
2ei9tigfeit berbnnen," fagte General
See, ser oberite &eerfiibrer 6es Sit
'6ens einmal> un6 Sefferfon 9abis,
Dos Sal1pt ser &e6eqen, bat es be-
ltGtigt. Golde 3ienite baben 6amals
oie 9e11t1den ser Union ge1eiitet un6
lol6e Die 6amilte Wtlion.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-09-14
Man merit, bab sic NQiierten iid

6es griedif6en Selegrapben bemad=
tigt baben, aus Mtben fommt Die
Meloung, Ole @1lgoren bitten an ei<
11em 6oge 5ebntauien6 Mann berlo=
rem. Sos 1T tppii6e englii6e &rieg=
fiibr11ng, un6 sic Mqiierten fiibren
&rieg, mie ENGLAND es boridreibt.
IIs ser &rieg a11sbra6, 6lbr6idnit=
ten 6ie @%nglan6er, ebe fte ON ettpoS
onberes bohten, Dos 6el1ti6e &abel.
Cine militdrii9e Notbtpen6igHeit Lag
6ofiir niht TOR, tpobl aber cine poli=
ti16e. 9ie 5%er!t0rl11g 6es 6el1tiden
@abels mobte hie Ser. Staaten bon
ser 2orp6oner Werihteritattung pe=
nigitens iiir sic 1ihiten @o@en, Biz
ser 9ienft iiber Sapbine etrrgeridtet
tpor, bolitdn6ig abbdngig. @ie 6iele
@o9en bon england ausgeniibt tp11r=
Sen, lit nod) in aner @%rinnerung. 9a=
mails feierte 6ie berlogene 2on0oner
@eridteritattung mabre Srgie11. 8or
9iittid IieB iie an einem Sage flint
un63tpm5igta1ti en6 Oelttlde falen,
un6 Sag fir Sag erfodten 6ie 8el=
gier sic gIGn5en6iten Siege, big iie
lth gliidlid a1s 8elgien binm1sge=
iiegt batten. Sn @riehenlan6 modt
man es jett ebenfo, un6 in BEN mod
iten @oden miro rna11 iiber Mtben
id0re @eidi6ten at boren befom=
men. 3ie Mtbener 8eridteritattung
lift iebt felt in englifhen &din6en, uno
@ngInnb tpir6 ni6t iarmer, bieien
@ortbetl a11s8nnIben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-09-14
Verein$ndNribten.
&eriammlnng bes Staatsperbanbes
Der bemtiden fatb. Manner> 1tnb
Siinglings=@ereine ton &innes
fota.

Bur 90. SabreSoeriammlung 6es
g. st. 81. Staatsperban0es bon Min-
11elota, tpel6e am "a. unb 20. Sep-
te1uber gu sleepp gpe itattfin6et, iei
biermit unier @ruB entboten in Ser
grmart1trg, 0aB iid gu 6erlelben cine
grobe 9ln5abl 3elegaten einfin6en
miro. SSa es iolte auf 6ieier 8er-
iamml11ng fem Observation-Disclosures
Mdinnerperein inn Staate obne Ser
tretu11g fem, meil Die @%eriammlun-
gen 6es @tmsberban6es Sabr I'M
Sabr an Bebeutl1ng unb 8i9tigfeit
5unebmen u1n6 einen engeren Mn<
idluB Ser &atbolifen 5ur 50r6erung
fatboliider Sntereiien be5pe6en uno
ermirfen. @ie Sic %6iesjabrige Ser
iammlung 6eS in Ger @roBita6t Seem
Dorf gebalteren 3entralbereins als
cine Ser mi@tig1ten unb er folgreid-
lten in Ser @eidihte je1res 8ereins
be5ei6a1et miro, 10 Iol Die @eriamm-
lung 6es Staatsperbanbes in Sleepp
gpe 6arna6 trahter, 6aB ibr Ser
lauf glei4faQs ols cine erf olgreihe
in Sic Gereinsannolen eingetrugen
lper0en fann. IS gilt beute mebr als
je fir bie &e6te Ser &atbolifen 6ie=
les 2an6es ein5utreten unb lie 81 Der
tbeioigen, n16 6arin fin0et uniere
@ereinstbatigfeit aQgemeine Mner=
fennung nn6 bient anoeren als Mu-
iter 51tr M%adobmung.
l1no oieie @abrbeit gibt uns
@runo> tpabrenb ser @onpentionsta=
&c uns nit Stol5 un6 gbre uls
romiid=fmboliide 8iirger 6euti9er
glbitanm1tng 0ffentlid1 5u befernen.
9as tbun mir ol1d nit M1ttb uno
g1hidieOenbeit> tint reuer1 @i1er-
ltan6 geget BEN uns mi6eritrebe11oe11
@eiit oes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS" gu
seigen. gon unierem Iieben 8oter=
lanbe peri0nlide 6reibeit unb reIi=
gioie Soleran5 a1f imnter geiidert
iein, 10 6arf Ser geeinigte &atboIi-
5ism11s bieles 2onoes inn &anlpfe
gegen bieie EN- peroerbliden @eiit nidt
erGabn1en. 0arum tponen mir NIT
6em 3entralperein un6 Ger Go6ero-
tion fatboliider 8ereine 5uiamn1erar=
beiten, Inn 1pabres @liid fir ltrs un0
1tnlere Mitbiirger er>perber1 51 beIfen.
2ar11m, STR 9elegmem ieib einig
lpdbreno Ser &onpertiorstage, arbei=
tt fir sic grobe Sahe> 6amit Ser
Stoatsperban6 Elm mad)tiger @ebel
inn fatboliid)en 9eben 6ieies 2a1oes
lei un6 bleibe. Srod]tet, unierer SSll=
gcn6 6en redten 8eiit fir SOS fatb.
@creinsmei en ein51tf l0berl, bu1tit bte-
lie nod 1tns frel16igit Sic @ereirsar-
belt auf lire Sdn1ltern nefme un6
511r 'psitercn &%ollenoung fibre.
Nmnl. STILES, @raiioent.
&illebal0 gibner, 6it1aBssef.
Trm15 SsStngbm1er, Erot. Set.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-09-14
Sic Guolanber haben in Sen eriten

Mugllittpofen r1tno $500 Sn151ere
p%erIoren. Mad)t nod BEN biSberigen
grfabr11ngen bas 9reiBigfa6e an
Manni9afsperlltlten, alto ruro
$4,000 Ma1rn. SIN @an5en baben
sic gnglanoer bis iett rnno $4,000
Sffiaiere b%erloren. @aS bel 0reiBtg@
faden Misunderstanding einen
nntperl11it BON 100000 Marrt
ergeben piir6e, sic Sffi5iersberlltite
eingeI6lolien. 9a man aber anneb=
men fonn> baB sic Sffi5i ersperl1lIte
nidt iiberan 10 groB gene len itno mle
in Sen &dmpfen an Ser Somme, tanrI
npa11 sic @erbaltnib5iffer 5tpii4en
Monnidafsperll1iten un6 0ffi5iers-
perluiten rubig etmos erboben, nno
Damn bleiben g1rglan6s @elammtper=
lutte binter on6ertbalb Millionen
nidt iebr melt 5uriid. mgema@
0iirfte man allo m1d) IN @nglo11o
fiiblen, ooB ser &rieg ernitli6 begon=
men fat.
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Gin befannter Ne,u Oprfer &C.

1daftsmann, s. u. Srematne, Der
chen bon elmer &eiie nod ENGLAND
un6 1ranfreid 5urudgefebrt lit, be-
ridtet, in ser engliiden @ei6afts<
melt un6 m1d a11Berbalb 6erielbem
bringe mon BEN Mmertfanern 10 piel
8era@tung entgegen, bob er befur@=
te, es 1per6e @enerationen 6mlern,
big 6ieie Stimmung iibertpunoen lei.
Das lit ia redt %intereiiant. Mlio
nod of Sen Dieniten, 6ie 6ie Ser.
5toaten gnglon6 geleiitet boben,
au9 nod 8eradtung! go bebanoelt
mm einen 2afaien, Ser bel aaer
3ienltbeflilienbeit nn6 a1er Inter
miirfigfeit nidt imltan6e getpelen tit,
iih Die 3ufrie6enbeit elmer aniprndS-
Dollen @erri6aft gu ertperben.
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Sic Siamanteueinfmbr pflegt in

Ser @egeI 11idt Dor 6en 9anf1a,
el1lrgstag ibren 9pbepunft 5l erret=
d,en. 9ieies Sabr aber berrid DIT cine
10 ~augen1einc Madfrage nab oieler
y2ebens11otblpenoigfeit" fir Wtil1oz
1ltire ullo WfilliarDdre, 0aB berelts
Ser perflol1e1re Mo1rat bie 6ieslabrtge
&oditei11fllbr 81 be5eid1ten l9ei1t.
Scr @ertb Ser int Mugult e%ingetubr=
ten gDellteine betrug $5,535,714 &C.
gen $1,561,5 SOP inn N1tgult 1915.
9ie @eiamteinfl1br bon gbellteine
fir oie eriten s Monate oieies Sab
res betrug $35,433,S11 gege11 $26>s
521,339 I'M glei9en 3eitraum oes
Moriobres, uno lebtere Snmme
idyliebt nod ba5u 9albeoellteine 111o
Nfudabrut11gen 1older Elm.
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Seitems bes bempfratilden Gpn

greBt@a1r6i0aten oes iedNten 0iltrifts
BON Minne1ota, oes Mdtb. &err11
Mnn. s. 1onoblre BON Melrole lit Ger
critic sdluB ms politiid)e 2ager &C.
faucn un6 bot 6ie ermiini6te @ir=
flung ni6t berfeblt. @s par in
@alfer, Ser GountD=Su1ptita6t bon
GaB County, int 6eim 0eS So. So
gers, melder uls republifami6er
&anoioot fir @ongreB bel Ben @or-
mublen int Jel6e nor u1p6 nit elmer
groBen Stimmeran3ubl beebrt muir
Sc; in @alfer, mo Dor ettpa BRET $50
hen sic Stimmgeber in bober 8egei=
1ter11ng eine11 @alfer=O onobate Club
.griirbeten> bon 6em an Serrn 90
nobl1e sic Ginla6ung ergttrg, in 8al=
fer feline @oblcampagne nit eirer
@eoe at er0ffner, tpelder @inlaouna
Ser @ongreb &an6i6ot freroiglt nof=
fam; 1tn6 BORT tpar es, tpo @err 90
11ob1te ont Treitogaber6, Sen 8. Sep
tenrber, lid) Ser linn gelteatn Muf=
gabe Dor elmer groBen unb begeiiter=
ten 311b0rerlduar in einer Mrt unh
@eiie e%ntleoigte, Sic ouf ale elmer
tiefen gin6rnd madte, Ser IN Ser geo.
bembertpabl CUR ridtigen @eltung &C.
lange11 tpirb. Ma6 Ser begeiltern6en
Mniprade, it meld]er Ser Neo11er sic
@ablfragen in flarer, perltdnolider
@eile ausei1un6er iebte, fan6 ein IN
formeller gmpfottg itatt, tpobei
5errn 9onobate fir feline politiid)en
M1fflar1ngen gebiibren0es Sob alts=
geiproden, ibm Sic feltelten Ser
iid]er11ngen fir llnteritiiblrng iotpob]
BON &eprtblifnnern oIs 9e1nofraten
gegeben 1tn6 ibm bie @abl 1T @aB
@ountp 3ugeiprohen m1trbe. @ie bel
ie6er @elegenbeit mtf oem politiiden
@ebicte, un6 SEER 9onoblte erlebte
6eren gor manhe, ertpies er ith a1d
in @alfer bel ieiner Mn1prade als
fdbtgen, furdtIoien @ertreter 6es
@olfsredtes, in beiien &an6 bua
@obl 6es @olfes gut geborgen lit.
SIN @alfer bt @err 0onobate sen
eriten @9ritt a1f Ser geebneten
@abn getbon, Die i'm iider in Sen
&pngreB fiibren 1pir6, fans Ser fedite
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-09-14
Ser @rtrag nmierer @ei5enernt'

6iirfte gera0e our @rnabrung Der Elm.
beimilhen 8ep0lferung ausrei6em.
@os na9 bem Nuslanbe berfouft
miro, miro 0em omerifanil6en 8olfe
pom Munoe abge5ogen. 0esbalb ioQ~
te bei5eiten 8oriorge getroffen per=
Sen, baB Ser @ei5en int 9an6e bleibt.
Sonit boben mir Bis gum Sribiabr
n11er ld1pinglide Sroopreiie. Sier
bietet lid) uns @elegenbeit, oie
Hbraie u&merica firit" in Die Sbat
1u15uieben. SsSere, Sic es angebt,
lollten itd 0as m6t 5peimal 1ager1
Iallen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-09-14
9entId)lamb erb6bt bie Mlters-

gren5e fir Sen 9ienit on Der Jront
nidt, es bleibt BEL fiinh1nopier5tg
Sesabren. limo 5tpar miro oieler Gut
idll,b oonit begriinoet, baB oas Held)
an @ploaten feinen Mangel babe:
@as fir oie Mngltmeier, Die iif)
ourh 0as @ere6e Der alliierten
YreIie, Deutldlanb babe Mangel an
&%elerperl ,tn1 lire Madtrube baben
bri11ge1 lailen, tr0ltlide &nnoe fem
ml1B. 1eutlhlan6 bat ale Soloaten,
Sic es bra1td]t, INN Sen &rieg 51 Ell
nell1 iic9reid)en ml6lltB 5u brtngem.