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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-12-21
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9ablette baben
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-12-21

g6lfern acknowledgement boben,
I6ie tie felt nun bal6 5uei Sabren
iber Die &riegslage iDitematiib &C.
taui6t baben. Ser Mlgenblid fir
6ie Grie6ensbori9ldge lift gut ge,
mdblt. Die %olliierten 80lfer iin6 6es
&rieges mii6e. sic beginnen gu ab-
men, pie Die Dinge itebem, 6aB ole
|Spfer, 6ie tie no6 bringen mogen,
pergebens gebradt fem tperoen. un6
bielletdt miro 6as Die @ntidlieBun-
gen Der leitenben 5taatsmanner BE-
etnfluiien, iie 5u Der @iniidt 5tpin=
gen. Der iie ii6 bisber 10 bartnadig
Deri9loiien baben. DeutI6lan6 bat
feline @fliht getbm. @enn es bel
ben guiierten fetn geneigtes Sbr
fin6et, lit es fir sic Jo1gen nidt Der
antmortli9. Die 6euti9e Note if
cine g%ldn8en6e IDENTIFICATION Der
eminenten G%rie6ensliebe 6es 6el1t=
f6en Bottles, ieines &aiiers, feiner
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ten. Die Mlliierten baben 6ie @abl.
I5ie f0rnem Sen Srieoen baben un6
ben &rieg. Sen en6loien, a11siidtS=
loien &rieg. l1n6 mie iie ii6 emit
|idei6en m0gen, fie tper6en Deuti6=
LAMB nn6 feline @erbii16eten geriitet
fin6en. y
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-12-21
Gbrtnma@t.

S6mars biillt sic Madt ben @robaa
Gin,
Aie blinfem 10 fremmbli6 bic Sterne'
letn!
Nie tint mcitbin 10 bodfeitlt6 Sc
lant'!
&as feiert sic GrSe 10 nad)tltd)
beut'?
8ie flimgem bic Sine 10 rein onrd)
sic Madt,
Dit mmrSeriam ergretfe1oer Wtadt!
Sic flinsen, ,uie S6ne bom Serapbs'
numb,
Mir tief in bes Ser5ens allertnrter=
item @rmno,
= Madt, . Sm erufe beiltse Madt,
Nuit mus ppm 6tmmel ben 9etlaro
gebrad)t!
Dir id)eint es fiir,uabr, als borte t@
@elamg ser Gn9el bodfeterlt@.
Nls flana's bnrd sic Madt NIT
Serapbsglntb:
v9en Menidem Trieb', sic pon Wtl=
len gut"
Nls fling es iand5eno bon Ter11 1tno
Nab':
v6roblpde, Grbe, Der 9etlanb 1T Sa!"
5 Sternlein, S'rmm blidet 10 fre,tno-
lid SIR,
gus Seliges mollt SIR n%ertra1te1t
mtr!
0'rum t6nt bnr6 sic @adt, 10 bod
feitlih @ela,t'.
Is nil inns perfiinSen bod5betlt9e
Irer1'!
Gs mill nns rmfen bon Jern' nno
NaB:
r6roblofet, MQe, Ser Seilanb 1T
baW
. @adt, . On fife, 9n beilise
Nadt,
Sait inns sen 9immel CUR Groe 9e'
bradt!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-12-21

ten f0;nnen, %eroBmiitbig gu fem. un6
6as @%etuuBtiein, ben geapalttgen
&f iotpeit iiegrei6 ~beltanben at
baben, bat bel ben leiten6en Staats-
m6nnern ser 8erbiin6eten ben @rt-
idluB our &eife eebra@t> Die @ono
gum 5rie6en 3u bieten. 5ie baben
oas ni6t getban, meil iie Srie6en
1@lieBen miilien, ion6ern meil ite
Sen Mugenblid fir getommen balten,
menigitens Sen 8eriu6 gu modem,
bas emieblt9e &ingen gum @bidluB
5u bringen.
Deuti6lan6 bat niemalS einen
3peifel oariiber beiteben laiien, oab
es ieoen @ugenblid bereit iei, 6ie
&an6 gum 6rie6en gu bteten.
Deuti9lano bot SEN &rieg nidt 6es
&srieges, lon6ern oes 6rie6ens tuegen
gefiibrt. Seines Srieoens un6 GU
ropos 6rie6ers tpegen. @s lit nidt
m%tsge5ogen, 1m groberl1ngen 5u ma-
hen, es lit a11sge5ogen, I'M feline
@ren5en nnb feline griiten5 5u per-
tbei6igen. Das lit linn eelungen.
Dumit lit fir Deutidlan6 ser ltnmtt-
telbare ;3med 6es &rieges erfiiM, sic
,5i6erung ieiner 8ufunft 6ur6 etnen
ebrenpouen, 6a1ern6en Grie6en m1B
'Sude ser @erbanolungen fem, Die es
1einen 6ein6e11 %ongeboten bat.
DeutidIan6 btttet nibt Unit 6rieoen.
@s 6enft ni@t baran, mn6 braldt
nidt boran at 6enfen. @S bat alS
@ieger Sen eriten @6rttt getban, ben
Srie6en berbet3mfibren. Dteien
@6ritt bat .es getban, neil feline lei
ten6en @toatSmdnter elm @epiiien
buben. @ei1 iie iid ser @%eranttpor-
tl1ng betpuBt 1inb> Die iie Dor @oH,
Dor Dem bdutiben @oIfe uno BEN
berbiinoeten @0lfern un6 Dor Der
Meni6beit gu traeen baben. Sic bo<
ben bieien 5hritt getba1r auf sic &C.
fabr FIN, 6ab er ibnen alS Shtpade
o11sgeIegt, 6aB man ibnen obermalS
i9ledte Motibe unteribieben tpir6.
Sort, mo man fir sic @dreden 6es
nun bal6 Observation-Disclosures &in.
gems @eritan6mB bat, mo man tpeiB,
mas ni6t BLOB fir europa, ion6ern
fir sic gauge @elt anf 6em 5piele
itebt tpenn ser @rieg ins @noloie
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-12-21
@exn Gxer 9inb xnni1is 1T,
8ieberif1, bartleibtg
oett alt 1e4tter! 8enm bic 8x1se Re:
Ie1t ID, bann re1ntgt bic Hetnen
9tM1eoe&3e NIT vGaltfprnta
01rxS Of 0is1."

0altter t5nne,n uneeftSrt fem, no@bem
f1e California 3eieen 61rup geseben ia.
ben, benz III etu paar 6tunben Dirb al
bns berdspte 8eua, faure Oane uub &C.
go4rene Anbrun9 i'd Iei3t rennen aus
sen etneetpeiSea, unb Ss3r 1ebt ntebe1
ein eelusoe1. fpie1ufias1 &tn4.
4ranbe 4ir6er brar&en ntdt .eebettel1
az nerben, bieies barm1ofe x6ru4t Qayo>
tib" az ne5utea1. Mtutenen Bitter ball
ten - oxr 4anb, tpetl ite utNen. bat
fem 8irten auf ben Haeen, bic 2ebe1
NIB be GinoespeiSe prompt unb fi9er it
6naQt 6kren &potbefer rad elmer
so Cent 5ta{1e California 6eigens
6brup,~ heI6e bic A1lettuueen fiji
Babie8, at1tber unb 8erfonen ieglider
GIters unb fir grtpadfene entbnlten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-12-21
@nrmer Ieid)t nertrieben.

Mflttter, menn Gl1er &tn6 tpin1elt,
furdtiam lift 11n6 int S9lof arf=
idreit, lei6et es tuabrideinlib on
@iirmern. Dieie Noroiiten ia1tgen
feline 2ebensfraft tpeg un6 MAIDEN es
fir idlimme &ranfbeiten mebr emit
pfdnglid. Go6tet uno pertreibt sic
@iirmer rof6 un6 1ider aus 6em
SD1tem Cures &in6es NIT @idapoo
@urm=To6ter. 9iei les angenebnre
@an6p 9orirmitteI in SobIettenform
beieitigt roib Sen Srmbel nn6 G1ter
&in6 lebt bon 11e1tem auf. &autt
@fapoo @orm SELLER Bel @urem
Mpotbefer, 25f. - Mn3.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-12-21
@eibna@ts8e oamten.

Sss11 Dem Gur1fel ldmiiler 9ea@te
Sd,ulteten oes l1nbeils Wea6te,
8is ans f%initrer @olfen Sbor
@eudte1ro orang Elm Stern beroor,
0ellen Strobl Ser Menidbeit fnnoet,
9aB Ser &f ein gnoe ftnoet,
Inns oab al1f ser gar5en groe
9e1n Elm ep'ger 6rieoe tperoe.
50 lang Dor nabe5u bun6ert Sab
rem Elm 6eut1d)er 9idter, 6ellen 9ta=
me lGrglt pergelien lit. @ir miilen
nid,t, 1per er NOR uno 100 er tpirfte,
mir fenne11 MIR ein ein3tges @eoidt
bon ibm, 6os ct 1pobl anitimmte, als
i'm Subre 1915 Sic Weadt 9eapoleons
gai115li6 gebro@en mar, nno Die Bol'
fer, bon Sen langen &riegen erl4opf,
a1f oen etpigen 6rieoen bofften. Sbr
Nu11ld tpuroe nidt e%rfii1t> oenn
tpenn al1b 9eutl6lan6 ii6 big 5n ben
aampfen fir sic @riin6ung 6eS &ei~
DIES u11o no9ber Biz gum bentigen
Soge lid 5tpei longer Berio6en er-
freuen fonnte, 10 blieb linn bod Die
g1otbpenoigfeit nidt eripart> mieoer
5lm @daperte gu greifen, I'M oos gu
ldyiisen un6 81 erbolten, pos oas
6eutlde @olf lt9 in langen Srie6ens'
iobren uno in idlperer Mrbeit a1
aeiltiqen un0 materieuen @Mtern erz
porben batte. Mu@ mir fonnen In
oielem Sabre ni6t, mie ionit, nit
frobem unb leidtem Ser5en nnter
Den 8eibnodtsbm1m treten. Wenn
tpir ol19 ni9t bon BENT fur4tbaren
@riege brett betroffen iin6, 10 fub=
len mir oo9 nit unieren 8riioern
uno Gdtpeitern, Die BORT in unierem
lieben often @aterlan6e 10 Sdperes
erouloen, nnb au@ biele unter nns
boben tbeure Sreun6e un6 @ermano=
tie %berloren. Dos @efibl, bob 6iele
Spfer gebrodt tper6en muBten, uno
ooB 6ie So6ten rubmpou itarben,
fann nns tr0iten, aber urS nidt
freuoig ltimmen. IS liegt tpie eine
bleierne Sait ouf nns un6 oriid un-
1ere &er5en nieoer, un6 es madt es
fir uns 6oppelt 1dmer, bob mir 10
luenig tbu11 for1nen unb uns 6erauf
beldranfen mii1ien, BON 6em, mos
mir baben, iopieI tpie mogli@ 3u ge-
ben, 11m Die Scott Der 6amilien gu
linoern, oeren @rnabrer in ben &rieg
ge3ogen iin6 un6 nun pieleiht ber=
punbet 6ornie6er liegen ODER gar
niennals pie6erfebren mer6en.
8ie fonnen mir au9 uns NIT gait
5er Greuoe Ser @eibno6ts1timmung
binqeben, tpenr uns ltets Dor Mugen
1tebt, in tpie bielen ta11fen6 6euti@en
6anilien 6iesmol fem Sannenbm1m
fem parmes 2idt leu6ten laBt ODER
6od} muir an%ge5iin6et miro, um Ben
&leinen, Sic nod urperitan6ig in Die
@elt bliden, bas Seit nidt gu ral1=
ben. l1n6 unlere Blide idtpeifen
nod tpeiter iiber bie @ren5e Denti6=
lonos binaus, 100 mie6erum nn5abl=
bare Sdoaren bon Meni6en an oem
Sage, ser ser Menidbeit Srie6en
un6 @oblgefauen GIT bringen be-
Itimmt lit, in Tbrdnen un6 in
Srouer periunfen itn6. @ir Deut-
1den 1in6 ia tidt 6ie 8arboren, olS
sic mir iebt bon nnieren 5etnoen
berIdrieen mer6en, lon6ern Meni@en
NIT menid)liden @efiiblen nno NIT
unter logor bon einem uebermaB
bon Semitic. 8ir f0nnen 6en 6ein6
boiien un6 bis gum lebten 8lntS'
tropfen befdmpfen, aber ieinen
@6mer5 o9ten mir nn6 fiblen tbn
nit, ia 1ti6t 1elten berleitet nns nn<
1ere @utmitbigfett oa8u, IN 6teier
Rih41t1n incl al melt All dehen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-12-21

@em oos Elm Sebler 1T, 10 giebt es
nns menigitenS sic @emiBbeit, 6aB
sic gr5ablungen bon ben @4anotba-
ten, sic nnlere 9arloslente beriibt ba-
ben louen, erfunoen nno bon @runo
auf fall6 ltn0.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-12-21
@atte
&atarrb
i'm &opfe,
@oie
uno &eble
uno Maqen.

Serr @amuel Soft, So. 6l2 @beitnut
Nbe: &inelanb, g. g., i6reibt: rSb
m6ebte Sbnen banfen fir Sbren &atb,
un6 fur oa8, tuos Sbre We6i5in fIr MIDI
getban fat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-12-21

Sssr1 oen1 Gltufel 16miiler geddte
Sd)olteten oes l1nbeils Madte,
gis ans finltrer @olfen Sbor
@el1d)te11o orang Elm Stern berpor,
0ellen Strabl Ser Menidbeit fiinoet
0ab ser &f ein gnoe ftnoet,
l1no ooB al1f ser ga115en groe
9e1n Elm em'ger Srie6e tperoe.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-27
M6 FIVE SMOTHER
K. OF K. AT Y. NJ.
intermediate Standings
Result Last Night
Nc 81, K. of K. Z.

The Nc submersibles walloped the
Knights of Kamehameha quintet by
the score of 81 to in last nights
match of the intermediate Basketball
League in the big games hall at the
Y. NJ C. A. This game followed the
big Senior League match
The submarine crowd was in great
basketball trim and was there with
the passing and goal shooting and
the covering up of its opponents. Dunn
and Auerbach at forward and Scott
at center for the Mos gained the
points for their team, Dunn and Scott
caging four field goals apiece and
Auerbach landing five field and three
foul goals. Eannerberg, for the
Knights, found the basket three times
for field throws, but the guarding
work of Wilkinson and Cummings so
smothered the knight forwards that
the fine passing work of Among and
Ladd went for naught. -....=.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-27
MANOA TENNIS TOURNEY
WILL BEGIN SATURDAY

Members of the Manoa Club will
compete in the first round of play for
the E. o. Hall & Son cup at the Manoa
Tennis Club. Among the players who
will enter are Kenneth Barnes and F.
Z. Steere, both having won the cup
twice The player winning three
times secures permanent possession.
The following are the drawings for
the matches: =.
MacIntyre (c) plays Bicknell (S(;
E. A. R. Ross OBJ plays Rentoh Hind
Co; D. L. Oleson Co plays Beard
more OBJ; Singlehurst OBJ plays
Barnes CA; Steere (A) plays NJ. NJ.
Graham (C}; H. Morgan Co plays
Leslie C. Clark (Cl; Savage (A) plays
L. J. Warren co.; Guard (A) plays
Beadle Co. i.
Glass A is minus Is, Glass B scratch,
Class plus Is.
First round must be finished on or
before November 1. .... -. i :. =. -.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-27
Even CROSS, SICK
Children Love
SYRUP OF FIGS
If Feverish. Bilious, Constipat-
H. ed, Give Fruit Laxative
al Once

Don't scold your fretful. peevish
child. See If tongue is coated; this is
a sure sign its little stomach, liver
ana bowels are clogged with sour
waste. '.> r.. -. ....
When listless, pale, feyerish. full Of
cold, breath bad, throat sore, doesn't
eat, sleep or act naturally, has stom-
ach-ache. Indigestion, diarrhoea,, give
a teaspoonful of California Syrup of
Figs" and in few hours all the foul
waste, the sour bile and fermenting
food passes out of the bowels and you
have a we'll and playful child again.
Children love this harmless fruit
Laxative" and mothers can rest easy
after giving it, because it never fails
to make their little ".insides" clean
and sweet e.. -........ .:~
Keep ii handy, 1-other! A little Civ
en- today So IS n sick child tomorrow,
but get the genuine. Ask your drug
gist for a 50-cCnt bottle of California
Syrup of Figs" which has directions
for babies. children of all ages and
for grown-ups plainly on the bottle.
Remember there are counterfeits sold
here, so surely lock and see that yours
is made by the California Fig Syrup
Company" Hand back with contempt
any other fig syrup.-Adv. 49,. ....
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-27
S p O r t S
TO
HAVE FAST Team
FOR GUARD GAME

s.: Especial Star Bulletin Correspondence ..
FORT SKATER, Oct. IS. = Only
about two or three men We're absent
from the two football squads this aft
ernoon and these absences were due
TO military duties, which will give
some idea of the deep interest that is
being taken in the game at Shafter,
and when one considers that these
men have already worked full morn
ing's work and then are willing to
come out under Lieut.. w. II. Britton
IRON lis until p m. in the hardest
kind of practise, running, going
through the signals and kicking all
sorts of kicks known to the football
vocabulary, it certainly shows the
proper kind of spirit, and the enthu-
siasm that will win games of any kind.
nine times out of ten.
Hanson, the game little center
whose knee was badly wrenched on
field yesterday, came limping out on
the gridiron today unable OF course to
get into the scrimmage. but out for
fear that he might miss some of the
instruction and to see if in any way
who will fill in the position until Han
son gets a little rest which will put
his knee all right for the work of next
week. Donahue played a very clever
game, taking it all in all, getting tied
up a little in the more complicated
signals, but another day will smooth
off the rough places and the machine
will be working with the noiseless
grace of a Pierce-Arrow. A new quar-.
ter back was also tried out for a few
moments, and if Doran can give the
signals in the same clear way and can
run the Shafter eleven in the way he
showed that he can do it, 4, the
usual worry about who co.. Lees
place in case he is hurt has been set
tied, which will be great relief to
all the Shafter enthusiasts.
The team will appear in new suits
on Saturday which were found in the
stock of the exchange, so that with
their new armor and their skilled
training, Fort Shafter will trot on the
Alexander Field team of which ey-
erybody will be proud, and all that
will now be needed to make the affair
the success it ought to be, would be
couple of cheer-leaders and then
trust to the good soldier boys to give
the rah! rah! and the hip! hip! hoo
rays! ..=s H.. 49,. fl
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-27
HARVARD MEETS
CORNELL me SQUAD
At Cambridge

Football in the East will begin in
earnest on Saturday when Harvard
and Cornell meet at Cambridge in
what is expected TO be one OF the big
matches of the year Last year the
Crimson went down 10 defeat before
the Comedians. and the Harvard squad
have pointed the way TO the game with
the Ithaca team. ........ -.
Harvard has lost Mahan, Gilman.
Burr. Soucy, King and Mckinlock,
while Cornell has lost Barrett, the
All-American quarter back, Cool. the
great center, Shelton, the All-Amer-
lean end, and other stars. Minot, vii.
cox, Horween, Casey, Hitchcock and
others will be used in the back field.
Harvard will not have a Brickley,
Mahan or a Hardwick this year, and
Cornell will be weaker at the end
positions, and will miss the great run
ming and generalship of Barrett.
Tigers VS.. Dartmouth ...,
Princeton will meet Dartmouth, and
Princeton looks to be the favorite.
The Tigers will have their line intact
from last year, and with briggs and
Tibbot in the back field, should pre-
sent a strong offense. The team de-
feated Tufts, which downed Harvard,
and should win from the Hanover
squad. .......'.. ~.
Yale should strike tartar in Wash
ington and Jefferson. Last year the
w. & ]. team defeated the Blue by a
score of 16 to Z, but the Eli squad has
improved this year, and with Legore
back in the game ought to at least
break even with the MetZger crowd.
Carter Gait of Honolulu has proved to
be a tower of strength in the Yale
line, and with Captain Black at the
other guard, and Taft, the son of ex-
President Taft at center, the Blue
should withstand the onslaughts of the
plunging backs of the Washington
team. 49,. d. r. ~.
Wilmington at Madison -..=
Another Honolulu boy will have an
opportunity to show what he can do
when the Wisconsin team meets Chi
cago, Wilmington, star on the Har-
yard team in former years, and son
of d. L.. Wilmington, is coaching the
Badgers, and although injuries have
somewhat hurt the Madison crew, the
Wilmington eleven is expected to win.
Last year Chicago defeated Wisconsin
IA to Is.
The big Syracuse team, considered to
be one of the best teams of last year,
will journey to Ann Arbor, where they
will meet Hurry Up Yost's Michi-
gan team. Syracuse has another
strong team, and should carry away
the honors. Michigan has Maulbetsch,
a former All-American half back, but
the team hasn't displayed much form
as yet this season. -. IL:
The last Yale football game was
played Friday instead of Saturday, as
the former day was the 215th anniver
sary of the founding of the university,
according to John Gait, manager of
the Hawaiian Trust Company, whose
son, Carter Gait, is now playing reg
ularly at right guard on the Yale
team. Friday Yale played Virginia
Polytechnic, defeating them 10 to 0.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-27
GOLFERS WILL PLAY IN
TOMBSTONE TOURNEY AT
M0ANALUA GOLF LINKS

The Tombstone tournament of the
Honolulu GU!f Club will be held at
Moanalua links beginning Saturday
afternoon. Play will be continued on
SUNDAY IIaEdicaps will be arranged
this afternoon and posted in the club
house. The winner of the match will
be awarded a cup. More than 20 golf-
ers have already handed in their
names and large number is expected
to be present The drawings will be
made this afternoon and placed on
the board at the clubhouse. ..". H..
night and the boys had a good time
playing in the games that followed the
class work. " ....."
Team scores as result of last
nights attendance follow: -. -
National League -". -:
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-27
GIANTS AND RED sox
LEAD INTERMEDIATES

Teams in the Employed Boys Am
erican-National Leagues contests at
the Y. NJ. c.. A. got boost in points
by attendance at the gym class last
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-27

Joseph Tinker of Yonkers, n. Y,
was robbed of two medals conferred
on him by Emperor Francis Joseph of
Austria Hungary. <.....
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1916-01-25
PREPAREDNESS.

That word preparedness is about the biggest in
our language. 1t means 10 be ready opposition
As recently used il has only been applied a. meeting
an attack from foreign powers but that does begin
to cover all its meanings. We put lock the door in
defense of possible burglars That is one form of pre-
parcdness We put on mttcns and muilcrs when We 90
out into zero weather, that is another form We drain
tagnant ponds 10 discourage the fever that NAV be- wait
ing To mount the wings of the malaria and charge upon
the health of the household. We say the nation should
he prepared 10 meet amy attack but the should like
wise he prepared. An idle and hungry man is "A danger
to state and the state should be prepared To give such
an one employment and wages for his work The pest
that attacks fruit trees is danger to be promptly met
Some of or horticulmaSts have learned to be- prepared
against the spring osts that may steal in and attack the
orchards when in bloom.
The prudent man inSurcs his house to be prepared
against fire The prudent state sees to il that all the
children enrolled in the schools as n means of pre-
paredncsS against that very worst enemy of man ilor
ance
As 1t Is often easier to prevent sickness than to cure
H. prudent city to it that the vices are not Aat
ed III the faces "t the children vulgar plays or pictures
presented humane city keeps tab it's poor 10 see
that suffering is prevented and that there is not through
want an incentive given to the very poor to commit crime
Men, women and children are like birds Some are
dependent others are like birds of prey and when society
enlightened 1t To it that the strong do not c,,sb
ue weak Thus we that the chief end of the eneht
e oi the earth is to try to keep the world prepared
against enemies. 1ho1c enemies are cold and bmocr and
ueaSe ana sorrow and want well the strong hands
that come to despoil their fellow men.
Foreign powers do not often attempt am invasion and
conquest but these other enemies are ALWAYS on watch
ana ready To attack any weak place
Nlhh cold wave is ON the march and headed tlis
-" 81 coal and big box Of food make a wonder
fpp pa Ia. IA
dren Preparedness is a splendid tbn, f ,at :;
more splendid when all the people Of tho nation are ,
pared against idleness, ignorance, want and sorrow
-doodwns Wcekly ''''o"
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1916-01-25
PAID POLITICAL.
ANNOUNCEMENTS

To the cltlzcns OF Malhcur county.
] desire to announce that I will bs
n candidate for the Republican nom.
nation for District Attorney nj ,bo
coming primary election ana uol,o,,
your support.
This office spends thousands OF dol.
larB OF your money aud I pledge NV.
aclf to every economy consistent wi,h
good government. II elected \ ~a,,
devote my entire time and energy n
the affairs OF the office. impar,,s,
enforcement OF NIL laws. economy
and suppression OF useless litigation
my platform.
ROBERT NJ DUNCAN.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1916-01-25

u have always believed" he snli.
that druggists nr-t duty Il 20 the
health of his customers tell my pco.
pie frankly that safe. gentle. inea.
pcnsi'e Laxative. such N l.eKall order
lies kept In the home. will pay the big
g"s, dividends OF any investment ever
made recommend II as IN. best
family laxative, because II Is put up
IN tasty candy tablet form tina, appeal.
- men, women and Children alike. ana
Is N delightful and pleasing 20 take n.
Il T. hcalihful"
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1916-01-25

About iaO members OF the o'osv. ,.',.
naval militia loft Sunday mo'''.s
aboard tho United states oru'''' ~
sany for is days Of thoorctica' "''
fare. vu
one hive OF bees. owned oy w."
ocnnla, living throc miles from Dallas
produced AZ rounds OF honey ~ ..ss Wv
.econd gathering this season. '"'"''
at s5,7S. ~.
Increase In school population" VIZ
on, an Increase In the interest OF IN.
school fund will cause the a''o''ne"'
per capita in the state to Be smAh"
this year than last
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1916-01-25
ron Rlriii.sENTATiyE

Subject TO the choice OF the Rep
ublican voters of Malhcur and HAr-
ncy counties. Oregon. to be- express
cd at the coming primary election.
! hereby announce myself candl.
date for the Republicon nomination
as Joint Representative To the lesis-
lAturc from this representative dis
iriei Dated Jan. 81. 1916.
ChAA NJ CTandail