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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-16
WiIson yersns Underworld.

President Wilson, writing to S. NJ.
Hastings. Of the Illinois Manufactur.
ers' Association, on July 0, said. in
part, 1T ought to be possible by
such means (the tariff commission
created by the Kitchn bili) to make
the question Of adapting means to
ends Of facilitating and helping bus
mess and employing to the utmost
the resources Of the country in vast
Development of our business re-
sources" When this statement was
read on the floor OF the House, Repre-
sentative KitchIn emphatically deni-
ed that it could have been written
by the president. and denounced it as
straight Republican protection arsu-
ment but when shown the pres
idcnts signature by Reprcsen-
tatiyc Longworth, Mr. kitchn
had nothing further to say. Rep
rescnlative Underwood. the auth
or Of the Democratic tariff bill, re-
CARDS the proposed tariff board as
purely a piece Of protection machln-
cry and has informed the Democratic
caucus that he purposes vigorously
TO oppose its creation He realizes
that the only possible reason for hay
ing tariff board is in order that it
may determine the difference be
tween the cost of production here
and abroad. as a guide to Congress,
that It may fix dutds to equal that
difference. AS the Democratic party
is opposed to protection, he can per
ceiye no reason for the creation Of
a tariff board. unless it be simply a
piece Of political machinery, design
ed to steal Republican issue, and
Mr.. Underwood is too straightfor-
ward to stand for tnat kind Of poll
tics He believes in Standing square
~ on the Democratic platform which
four years ago declared it to be "a
fundamental principle of the Demo
cratic party that the federal govern
mcnt, under the constitution, has no
right or power to impose or collect
tariff duties except for the purpose Of
revenue" and which this year re-
aflrms its belief in a tariff for rev
enuc only.
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win Etght For MiIihn,

Senator Townsend, Of Michigan,
has announced his purpose to fight
for the miltiamen who in normal
times are employed In the mail ser
vice Many private institutions have
announced that they will pay militia
men their regular salaries while they
are on military duty, or will at least
give them the difference between
their regular salaries and the amount
it may be necessary to pay substi-
tutes TO perform their regular duties
according to Senator Townsend. Not
so. the poStofice department. In
what the senator terms "a bluff at
economy" but instead Of employing
temporary substitutes the postmaster
general has appointed men to the
permanent roll to FIJI the vacancies,
thus putting himself in position
where he cannot, without an act Of
Congress. restore those serving with
the national guard Furthermore,
the pay of substitutes is fixed by law
at 40 cents an hour, while most Of
the regular employees received consid-
erably higher compensation, Instead
Of seeking authority from Congress
to pay the difference to the guards
which authority would have
have been readily granted - Post
master General Burleson isGl!ing the
vacancies with permanent men at 81
ID cents an hour and purposes, Mr.
Townsend declares. to utilize the saw
ing affected to making a showing Of
economy.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-16
WAR IS MAKING
CITY OF BESRA
WEALTHY
Arabs There under British o.
Cupation Are Learning
Ways Of Luxury.
Correspondence Of Associated Press

BESRA. Mesopotama Aug, Ia
This frontier city and river port OF
AsiatiC Turkey, has since its oCcu-
patton by the British in the pres
ent war, enjoyed more prosperity
than in twenty years under Turkish
rule, says British eyewitness ac-
count
Besra is a green spot II is like
an oasis in a great desert. The
date palms are festooned with vines
which make a canopy, and fig trees
and pomegranates with scarlet flow
ers, grow beneath. The very air
seems to sweat, the weather is 50
warm Strike match and it will
burn duly without a flicker as il
the flame were checked.
Besra was never so rich as now;
money is pouring in, trade is brisk,
prices are high. Three banks have
opened.
The Arabs of the city are learn
ing luxurious ways; the four new
theatcrs which have sprung up dur
ing the war barely meet their de-
mand for entertainment And they
are no longer content with their
simple diet Of dates and khobez Ga
coarse bread), but purchase English
stores and eat pineapples and sal
mon and biscuits and butter out OF
a tin.
The craft on the river are almost
as hybrid and varied as the hotsam
and Ietsam of the streets. Here
is a wattle-roofed shanty hitched on
some primeval barge, which is very
possibly a lineal descendant OF
NoahS ark. Next to it is the latest
design of monitor or gunboat. But
amid all these ships there is one
small vessel to which a British sol,
dier will always take off his hat.
she used to lie snugIy against the
steps under London bridge. For a
penny she would take passenger
to Westminster or the Tower OF
London; and now, like others who
are doing their part In the war, she
has found her way to the Shatt-el-
Arab under her own steam.
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ncmocrnts Ii,tnvngnnt.

Senator Taggart, Of Indiana, the
recently elected Democrat who will
run for senator in Indiana again this
fall, has taken occasion to lecture the
Democratic party for its gross eX-
trayagance," following in the foot
steps Of Representative Fitzgerald,
the Democratic chairman of the
house appropriations committee.
"The power to tax is the power to
destroy, and we do not want to de-
stroy the peoples earning power by
over-taxatlon, said Mr. Taggart
INSTEAD OF squandering money and
passing pork barrel bills would it
not be better to cut out these use
less expenditures? but If 1t be the
fixed and determined purpose of Con
gress to go on yearly increasing
these appropriations, would it not be
better to turn them to things that
would help the people instead Of
pouring money into sink-holes, never
to return a cent upon the invest
ment?" The senator declared that
every senator and congressman
would go bankrupt were he to man
age his own affairs with the eXtrava-
ganCe Congress is displaying in
spending the peoples money. Com
ing Immediately on top of Governor
Hughes's denunciation of Democratic
extravaganza, as well as the signing
of the $42,OOO,OOO rivers and har-
bors pork" bill by President Wilson,
Senator Taggart's speech has occas-
toned the utmost indignation at Dem
ocratlC headquarters and there Is
talf Of leaving the senator to shift
for himself in his efforts to obtain
reelection in Indiana,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-16
By Blue Ones with Narrow
Stripe around Arm by
State Eleven.

MORGANTOWN, Aug. 16.-Thc pile
OF yellow Jerseys" which have dis
tinguished the West Virginia Uniyer-
sity football team on the field for
many years, will not be in evidence
in the game during the coming season.
The local gridironists will appear
this year in blue jerseys, with half
inch stripes around the arms in old
gold. The change will not be well
coined by many of the older Unlver-
sity men. Last year, because Of the
difficulty OF getting the real old gold
color. a movement was started to sub
stitutc the blue, but when the facts
became known to the alumni through
out the state, there was a storm OF
protest, the old grads insisting in see
ing the football men clad in the toys
which they were familiar with in their
college days.
But the European war has done
what the younger generation Of stu
dents could not do. When Director
George Z. Pyle came to order the
equipment for the 1916 squad, he
found that not a single manufacturer
could offer the old gold Of a quality
that would endure the hard service the
football Jersey must stand Fast blue
was obtainabIe, and so the change
came about.
Before leaving for New York,
where he will take special work along
athletic lines in Columbia University
for several weeks Director Pyle placed
his order for forty of the new jerseys,
forty pairs of stockings, blue with an
old gold band, and an other football
equipment needed for the squad.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-16
Ordinary Nu1ntcd Iron WIN Make Dell
cate, Nervous, Rundown People 200
Per Cent. Stronger In Two
Weeks Time In Many cases.

NEW YORK, y. Most people fool
Ishly seem to think they are going to 6ct'
renowned health and strength from some
stimulating medicine secret nostrum or
narcotic drug, said Or. SHuef wei known
Specialist VINO has studied widely both IN
this country and Europe when, as a mat
ter Of fact real and true strength can only
come from the food you eat. But people
often fail to get the strength out OF their
food because they haven't enough iron IN
their blood to enable 1t to change food
into living matter. From their weakened,
nervous condition th0y know something
is wrong but they cant tell what, so they
generally commence doctOfing for stOm
ach, liver or kidney trouble or symptoms
Of some other ailment caused by the lack
of iron IN the blood. This thing may 30
on for years, while the patient suffers IN
told agony. II you are not strong or well,
you owe 1t to yourself to make the follow
ing test: See how long you can work or
how far you can walk without becoming
tired. Next take two fyc-grain tablets Of
ordinary nuNntrd iron three times per day
after meals for two weeks. Then test your
strength again and see for yourself how
much yOu have gained | have seen dozens
of nervous, rundown people Who were
ailinE all the while, double their strength
and endurance and entirely get rid of all
symptoms of dyspepsia, liver and other
troubles in from ten to fourteen days time
simply by taking iron in the proper form
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-16

to get better and am now well, am
stout and able to do my own housework.
I can recommend the Vegetable Com
pound to any woman who is sick and
run down as wonderful strength and
health restorer. My husband says l
would have been in my grave ere this
if it had not been for your Vegetable
Compound. Mrs. BLANCHE JEFFEE-
son, 7O3 Lyon St., Des Moines, Iowa.
Before submitting to surgical opera
ton it is wise to try to build up the
female system and cure its derange-
ments with Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound; it has saved many
women from surgical operations.
Write tothe Lydia r. Pinkham
Medicine Co., Lynn, Mass, for
advice-itWill be confidential
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HUSBAND OBJECTS
TO OPERATION
Wife Cured by}Lydia E!
Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound
Des Moines, Iowa. =" Fouryears ago
was very sick and my life was nearly

spent. The doctors
stated that l would
never get well with.
out an operation
and that without it
/ would not live one
year. My husband
objected to any
operation and got
me someof Lydia E.
Pinkham's vegeta-
BILE Compound. I took
it and commenced
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-16
JERSEYS
WILL BE REPLACED

Twenty of the jerseys will have large
numbers woven in the backs in old
gold. Tho material will be on hand
by September /, ready for use at the
opening of the training camp at Mont
Chateau on Cheat, September 5.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-16
THE PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
OF WEST VIRGINIA,
CAPITOL BUILDING. CHARLES
A meeting Of the Public Service com.
mission, held on the LIST day Of July, 1915
Peoples United Telephone System
Application TO Change Rates.

Peoples United Telephone System,
Application TO Change Rates,
Whereas Application to change rates has
this day BEEN filed by the Peoples United
Telephone System, it is hereby ordered
that leave be granted to any person in
terested to file objection to same before
the commission ut any time on or before
the LIST day Of September, 1916 and this
matter is set down for hearing by the
commission at II meeting to be held ut
its office In the Capitol Building on the
list day of September, 1919 at 10 700 O'Clock
A. NJ. at which time any person may APP
pear and make any objection which they
may deem proper.
Ii is further ordered that the applicant
publish copy OF this order once each
week in two newspapers of opposite poll
tics and general circulation, II such there
be, In the counties of Lewis Harrison,
Taylor, Barbour, Randolph WCtZcl, Web
ster UpShuE BruXtOn Gimer DOddridge,
TYLER and any other counties In this state,
affected by'sich change and that copy Of
this order and said proposed rates he
posted for public inspection ut each eX-
change office of this company in said
counties for four weeks prior to September
/. 1918, and that due return thereof be
made to this Commission.
A copy. II. X, BERNHElM.
Teste: SECRETARY.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-16

The "sncczewood" tree of South
America, so called because dust made
by saving the wood has the effect of
snuff, never is touched by insects or
worms.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-05-04
Ser Musperfauf

nod 2an6 Inn. - Ser Musberfa1f
Der @len ltuin Mercantile 50. mor
bon ga1tem grfo1ge begleitet. -Meid).
Ii6ioa fat im1ner 3ll tbl1n nit iei<
l1eln Mllto, bern es lit ubodig." So
iepb @ed betrei6t Sen 8iebbanoel>
Der, tpeil 6as @ieb rar lit, 5a piin-
lden iibrig labt. = &ontraftor So
iepb Wartin bat lebte @obe sic Mr=
belt an Mnton Gbriitans @obnbaus
bollel16et. Th.
@isbee. = Iatrd5 oos Muffon<
gen eines 8riefes in @lepelono,
Ohio, gelang es SEN 8ebor6en 6en
Mufeutbaltsort 6es 10 Sabre often
Carl &o.pal6e3 feit3uitellen nno i'm
511 berbaften. CT ioa, mie sic So
li5ei erflart, geitan6en babeh einen
8orn1ana1 in elmer Sabrif in Glepe=
lan6 ermoroet 5u baben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-05-04
oen. Die Glntb errei6te einen @0be=

ben. Ole Gll1tb errei6te einen @0be=
itan6 bon ettpas iiber 35 SUP iiber
M11I att 6em @aliermaB Ser 8l1nbes=
regierung. DieS lift 10 SUB 11ie0ri=
ger ais Der bodite @aiIer1tano, Ser
lie beobadtet tu1roe; 6aS tuar atn TO-.
g(pril 1897, ais ser 5tano 45.2 SUB
betra1g ltn6 SOS ga115e Me6 &ipertbal
einem groben See glidy. Cine Die
lem Sabre glei@e Sole tuuroe I'M
Jriibling 1904 un6 1907 per5eid)-
met. 5arn1en uro piel gigentbum in
nieorigeren Gbeilen Ser Stdote, be-
ion0erS Sarge, @ran6 SORTS nn6
Grafton iin6 bei6d6igt lpor6en.
Samestomn.- Die Hlane
fin oie grridtung 1reuer 8outen i'm
@ertbe bon $4,000 auf Dem
@runoitiid 6eS 6toats =Srrenaipls
iin6 nnter @earbeitl1ng. IS lino 6ies
bier @ebdu6e, ndmli6 ein Office
uno Sdlafgebau6e, ein neues 8aro=
gebaa16e, ein Solpital fir a11l tedenoe
&ranfbeiten un6 cine Superintendent
tentpobn1rng. Mngebote fir Den 8a1t
6erlelben meroen am 20. Mai ent=
gegengenommen. MuBeroem lift iebt
Ger 8uu 6es nel1en &eceipingz8ar6s
Ger @ouen6ung nobe. Sizes lit fomit
sos Bette unb be6euten6fte @ebdu6e
6es ga11ae,1 @Ditems.
Glen nIIin. - l1niere Gor=
nrer iinb init ser Soot itarf bei6afz
tigt. = Matb. @al1er bat Sen be
item &iibnerbuno I'M @ountp; er ridt
Die @iibner 16on, tper1t iie nod in
6en Giern fin6. - Silt. Glaiien lit
fir Dos @mt 6es gountpz&ommiiiars
im Sel6e, fir 6as er ii9 als erprob=
ter 6odmam i6o1 mebrmolS be-
mdbrte, 6aber er 1pie6er ertpabf, tper=
Sen ionte. - M6am Eiirf modt iid,
oem 6oppelt gendM reiBt ni@t. St
bot SOS SSa1tpelengeidaft, un6 iein
Sra11den betreibt bos 8ubma6erge=
1haft. = @iIb. 2utger tpar in &C.
fddften na9 @o16 @pring in Stear1us
COUNTY, 100 fem Observation-Disclosures
Dnn. 6rie6mann imn1er nod lei6en6
lit. - S. g. @1mib bon @ol6
@pring 11n6 Ser rMor6iter11" =Gbiele
bon ct. CLOUD trofen bei6e 9onner=
1tag bier Elm; eriterer 1iebt ii9 bier
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-05-04
Wnr6.0nfpta.

@ron6 Sorts. - Die Dor Ell
mem Sabre atpiiden Dem bieiigen
s6ulratbe uno Der @rep @onitraf-
tom So. bon @atertotpn, g. g., un6
Sic Sealep Blumbing ar6 Seating
So. bon ct. @m1l, abgeidloienen
&ontrafte our Grridh1ng zines &o6-
idatlgebdu0es init einent &oltenouf=
tpanoe BON runo 100000 miiiien,
elmer @nti@eiorng 6es @taats-0b er=
geri6ts 5l1folge nun oltsgefiibrt tper=
Sen.
Sarge. = Ser bernofrotiide
:3entro1m1sid ub BON Mor6IDufota
fat auf ieiner bier abgebaltenen Ser
iamntl1tng lid entbalten> gmpfeblu11=
gen fir @ouberneur un6 5enatore11
at mn9en, 11n6 SEN ~folgen6en @obl=
5ettel oufgeitent: Sir @oupernelr
8iIiam &itmrar, 8il(otp @itD;
Stoatsiefretar, @illiam SIion, @ol=
leD GitD; @eneralantpalt, @. e..
@oolege, Minot; M1eoitor, g. S.
solum, @an6an; @toatsfdo !tmei=
iter, g. 80. Gnfep, 2isbon; @iien-
babn : @ommiiidre, Martin M11rpbp,
8or6n1ac; @borles &ei1s, &onfin~
ion, un6 Soc MNann, @aibburm. Ole
&ongreBtenoi6oten iin6 Melbin Sill
6retb bon Sarge, @eslep @cDopeu
BON Mario1 1n6 Sobn 8riigger bon
@iuiiton.
/. Seiien1en. - Beter @1111a11b
ml1r6e bors @eridt gebra@t unter
Ger Mnfloge, brei feiner @in6er nidt
in 6ie Sdh1le geidiM 3u baben, uie
6as @eieb berIangt. Oas @e1eb for
6ert SEN @dulbeiu@ oQer &in6er I'M
Sitter bon 8 Bis Is Sabren. &11nnnb
,geitan6 fi@ i6u16ig urp6 tpuroe nit
3oblung ser Soften entIaiien. Dod
ct 9etudrttg fem, fir fem ndd=
ites @ergeben in 6iefer &inii6t sic
bol(e Strerge 6es @eiebes biiBen 51
miiiien.
@a11ep @itp. = &ier lift sic
gitD Building & 2oan Milo~
ciation init einem @apitale bon
gegrii116et tpor6en.
@rum6 Sorts. - Sic 6iesidb-
rige lteber1dtpemm1tng 6es &e6 ST.
Der un6 @e6 2afe &iber 1T iiber1tor=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-05-04

Sanotperfs nn6 nnierer Snbuitrien
nn6 sic g1lttpidela1ng unierer notiir-
lidyen 9ilfsqueum 'i6iiben; nnfere
&ontrole iiber sic Hbilippinen ouf-
redterbalten bis tpir a1triere @er-
ipre6nn9em erfiiut boben 1tno oie ST.
ieln reif CUR Selbitregiera1ng finb;
Die 9anomirtbldaft, 6ie grobe
'@r1nolage 6es merifaniidem &ei6-
tbums id)iiben nn6 er%m1tbige1; bic
ltmeriebrtbeit ser &egierung 6atrd
&o%lfsbertreter 1tr6 sic &einbeit nn6
Stetigfeit Ser @eribtsbofe belpabren;
fir ein b0beres Mipea1t ser io5ialen
@eredbtigfeit eintrete1r 11r6 Sic ltnab-
bangigfeit un6 Si6erbeit Ser arbeit
altfredterbolten; 8irtbidaftlidfeit,
Spariomfeit un6 2eiit1rngsfabigteit
in sic Observation-Disclosures un6
Sic Mntt=Sruit=@eiebe 61r6fiibren>
um 6e1n amerifaniiden @olf 6ie 8e=
&c fir Sic ltnternebm1ngen often gu
balten.
Sine GitD. = Mid). &iini bon
6%in4apion tpatr6e lebte @ode bom
Mari6ou &erm. @ol5nagel bierber
gebrodt u1rter Ser 8eiduloigpng, Die
gergiftung feiner Samilie geplant gu
boben. gr tpa1r6e bon uSS11oge" @i1<
coz ms Gerb0r genommerl mobei eS
fih b%erousiteute, 6oB eS I'M Sber-
itiibd)en nidt ridtig nit linn iei, 6ar-
ob er iofort nab Ser Seilanitalt in
ct. 9eter gebrodt tp11r6e. = Diefer
Gage itarb &einri9 Spinler inn M=
ter BON 81 Sabren; er binterldBt
ieiner @attin bier fleine &in6er. Die
2ei@e mur6e ouf 6em 8n3il Srie6=
bofe beer6igt. = 6. 8. Braun, elm
in Ser Modbaridoft mobnen6er 6ar-
n1er lieB feline betuegli6e Sabe am
Mittuo@ beriteigern un6 miro fem
t&eim 1pie6er in Sen Stoat @aibing=
ton berlegen. = Sim Dien1tog fan6
sic @o11ntptpabl 1tott, in tpelder 6ie
misunderstanding bon bier
nod &indlep 511r Mbitimmr1ng ge<
langte. = Sic Sarmer iinb ieBt nit
Ser Stoat fleiBig beidafti9t. 81. S. 8
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-05-04
sab=9afota.

@otertomn. - Die Mrbeiten
an oem bieligen 11e11en &analiiie=
rlngsipitem, oelien @eritel11ng UNI
~gefabr 100000 foiten miro iin6 in
bolem @unge.
8roofings. - Die Sortbil-
6a1ngsabtbeilu1rg 6es @taots=G onege
bon @ub-9ototo miro audi bieies
SSabr tpieoer einen s1tpeinemnit-
apettbetperb fir &noben obbolten. Sc
ban6elt fi6 6ar11m, tper Elm @dtpein
innerbolb 6reier Monate am ldtper=
item MAIDEN fa1tn. DTS 3eit fir ben
@etbeperb iin6 6ie Monate bonn l..
sunni Biz 5um 1. September feltge=
leBt tpor6en.
5ionr Soils Die 2on6=
itraben in Minnebobo County ii16
I'M angemeinen tn g11tem 3uitan6e,
lteuentpeiie iogar iebr gut 51 11en11er,
tpie beridtet miro. 9ie Sarmer bo=
BEN quite Mrbeit nit Sen StroBen=
frabern getban un6 mer6en 6iefe bof=
fentli@ fortieben. Cine Der idlimm=
item Steuen lift sic iumpfige Mie6e=
rung I'M fii6peltliden Gbeile oes
@oatntpS rn6 I'M moroli9en Gbeil
bon Dem 0api6s, Cotton un6 @u11=
timer an n0r6li6 nn6 0itlid. Ser
geringite &ege11 modt BORT aus SEN
t@troBen Sumpfe. 9ie StroBe na6
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-05-04
Citation for Hearing on Final Account
and for Distribution.
No. 5O12.

ANO. OVlA.
Estate of Michael Klinkner, De-
ceased.
State of Minnesota, County of stearns,
In Probate Court.
| In the Matter of the Estate of Michael
Klinkner, Decedent.
The State of Minnesota to all per-
sons interested in the final account
and distribution of the estaee of said
%decedent:
The representative of the above
named decedent, having filed in this
court his final account of the admin
istration of the estate of said dece-
dent, together with his petition pray
ing for the adjustment and allowance
of said final account and for distri-
button of the residue of said estate to
the person thereunto entitled.
Therefore, You, and Each of You,
Are hereby cited and required to show
cause, II any you have before this
Court, at the Probate Court Rooms In
the Court House in the City Of st.
Cloud, in the County Of Stearns, State
Of Minnesota, on the
26ths DAY OF MAY, 1916,
at 8 o'clock A. NJ, why said petition
should not be granted.
Witness, The Judge of said Court,
and the Seal of said Court, this 18th
day of April, 1916.
(Seal) J.. B. H1MSL,
4-4-11-1S Probate Judge.
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Weber Bros.
@d@ite 9b1re CUR 4oitoffice.
ct. CLOUD, Minn.

8eit=9iour Jalls ion iebr idle4t
fem un6 Dor Der 8en11tmng Ger Is.
|StraBe in tpeltlider &idtung bon
Ser Sta6t miro entl6ie6en %getparnt.
&uron..- SHE Mn5eiden beu-
ten auf cine iebr 1ebbafte 8autbatig-
felt in @uron in 1ieler gailon. Sum
8eiipieI FIND sic Mrbeiten bereits IN
Mngriff genommen tpor6en an einem
11el1en @eiddftsblod fir &ermann
Meir on 9afoto=9lbe.
6lon6reou. - 81. s.. 81.
Gpaffor6 tp11r6e nit 115 Maioritat
iiber g. S. 6ranciS gum Mapor er-
mdblt. SSn Der 9i5ensfrage tpur6en
200 Stimmen fiir-2i5ens, 299 gegen
2i5ens obgegebe1t cine Majoritat fir
6ie uSrodene1t" bon SO Stimn1en.
Cyan ggam botte einen Ieb=
boftem &f 8miiden SEN Maiien
unb 1rodenen, pobei 6ie Nalien
NIT 1t1r 5tpei @timn1e1 unterlagen.
@gon miro olio nadltes Subr ou6
troden 1eilt.
@ebiter. - &err @uitop @ri=
mus aus @reenpine tpur6e ont Is.
9lpril in @elter nit 6rou Martba
Meper aus Summit ebeli@ berb1tn-
SEN. 9ie Srour11g fano BEL SEN or
ter1t 6es @raautigams, 9errn urb
6ro11 gunu1el Nrim1s itatt, tpobei
SEER &aitor &eitbnrann amtierte.
0os gliidlide Eoar miro in einetn
ser ld0niten 8e5trfe BON Sm6=Dafo=
ia, am Sii6enbe 6es Niderel Sees,
atf elmer .Jarm tpobnen.
Sionr6aIIs.- Ser 8uu eli
11es 11elten @oipitals miro geplont;
Ser elbe ioQ at ser Morbspe ltede bon
Moin=Mpe 111t6 ID. StraBe erri9tet
mer6ert. 9as @ebd1t6e iou Elm fe1ter-
felter 8n1 merben, 6rei Stodtperfe
bo6 iiber Sem gr6geid}oB. Ser ao=
itenamidlag belduft ii6 a11f $4,000.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-05-04

Mbrabam 2ineun lei bei alien Hd-
tionen beliebt getpeien, bot Der @rd=
ii6ent SEN Stltbenten bon 3ritceton
er5Gblt. @or er o11d. @eiI er oil
len Motio1rer gege1miber 6e1t gIeid]en
Soft un6 sic glei6e @eredtigfeit
tpalten lieB.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-05-04

Gin toridter 6re11no lit mmd,m1ol
grobere Nlage ols elm tpeiier