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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-04-26

oft I'M @obn gum 3eugen %att3urufen>
511 nnteroriiden; BOB tie feline @ele=
genbeit poriibergeben 1aBt, I'm ben
@lal1ben an I'M eren 9errm NIT gro=
ber Geierlidfeit 5u befennen; bob ite
Sic @in6er Ser Stride, bornebmlid
sic SSuge1l6, einla6et, 1i@ baufig nn6
gemeini9aftli@ 6emienigen 5u mo-
BERN, ser int Mlerbeiligiten Mltars=
lafrartente 5ngegen lit, ser 4uene al
Ter &eiligfeitl neber6ies boben 8ir
nit @enugtbuut1g e%rfabren, 6aB tpab=
reno sic Mitglieber5abl cine Wei1ion
ldon iiberflogen fat, iib monatli9 an
6em bimmltiden @aitmable gu itar=
fen. 8iel lit 6aber 6ur6 @otteS
@ilfe ol1rb oas @erf oieies 8ereinS
erreidt tpor6en un6 6as Sob 6afur
tbeilen nit gn6 init &e6t Die 90
minifanerpatreS.
Mber STR iebet, tpie biel nod 5u
tbun lit, bel on6ers 6amit sic Sl1gen6
n1ter 6en Sdnbe ser Mutter Der
Stride, beranpddit nrr6 6ur6 ben
banfigen Gmpfang Ser beiligen @om,
mltnion iotpoW gegen Ste @leidgiil=
tigfeit un6 sdhpa@e Ser 3eiten. ols
gegem SOS gri9Gaffen 6es religioien
@eiItes getpappnet miro.
Cure acknowledgement lit 6erar=
tia, 6aB @ir niN motbmenoig ba-
ben, gl1b ferner 5u ermabnen; Der
Grnlt ser Sa6e for6ert gu6 aber
binreiden6 al1f, b%ereinigt GIT blerben,
5umal es iid I'M Dos Sell 10 bieler
Seelen bon6elt. Ils @etpabrer Der
bimmIiiden @aben un6 5um Inter,
pfan6e nnieres beion6eren @obltpo1,
lens ertbeilen @ir gub, geliebte
|g0bne nn6 ebrtpiirbige 8rii6er, nn-
ierem g%eIiebten Sobne Sobn Mc=
9eihoIas, Mo6erator ser 81. Nan1en=
Sell gereine in ben @ereinigten
|Staaten, nn6 allen Mitglie6ern ienes
@ereins Iiebepom 6en Mpoltoli19en
Seger.
&eeeben gu @om bel ct. Setter,
ONT 10. So1m1ar 1917, 6em 6ritten
Sabre ltnferes 8onttfifates.
8emeoict1s g. g., XIV.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-04-26
Citation for Hearing on Petition for
Administration.


Estate Of Eugene Fisher, Deceased.
In Probate Court.
In the Matter of the Estate of Eugene
Fisher, Decedent.
The State of Minnesota to all per-
sons interested in the granting of adj
ministratfon of the estate of said de-
cedent:
The petition of Theodore I. Fisher
having been duly filed in this court,
representing that Eugene Fisher, then
a resident of the County of Stearns,
State of Minnesota, died intestate
on the End day of April, 1917,
and praying that letters of admins
tration of his estate be granted to
him the said Theodore j. Fisher, and
the court having fixed the time and
place for hearing said petition;
Therefore, You, and Each of You,
are hereby cited and required to show
cause, If 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
4th DAY OF MAY, 1917,
at 9 o'clock A. NJ, why said petition
should not be granted.
Witness, the Judge of said Court,
and the Seal of said Court, this 9th
day of April, 1917.
(seaD ]. B. H1MsL,
Probate Judge.
Stewart & Stewart,
Attys. for Petitioner. 1896
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-04-26
Citation for Hearing ON Petition fer
Administration.

OV13s
Estate of Mary Grimes, Deceased.
State of Minnesota, County of Stearns.
In Probate Court.
In the Matter of the Estate of Mary
Grimes, Decedent.
The State of Minnesota to all peD-
sons interested in the granting Of adj
ministration of the estate Of said de-
cedent: The petition of Catherine
Meracle having been filed in this
court, representing that Mary Grimes,
then a resident Of the County e9
Stearns, State Of Minnesota, died int
j estate on the list day of April, 1917,
and praying that letters of admin
istration of her estate be granted I,
her, the said Catherine Meracle; and
the court having fixed the time and
place for hearing said petition;
Therefore, You, and Each OF You.
Are hereby cited and required to show
cause, if any you have before this
Court, at the Probate Court Room h
the Court House in the City Of ST.
Cloud, in the County of Stearns, State
of Minnesota, on the
4th DAY OF MAY, 1917,
at 9 o'clock A. NJ, why said petition
should not be granted.
Witness, The Judge of said Court,
and the Seal of said Court, this 10th
day April. 1917. ]. B. HIMSL,
(SeaD Probate Judge.
1926
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-04-26
9te 9rd8beit.

@od Sem @%iinoenfaue lit sic Mr-
belt cine Citrate un6 trdgt 6ar1tm
ltets etpas @artes un6 8iitttteres a1
itb. 9ieieS unangenebme bermebrt
no6 unfere ginbilol1ngsfraft, 10 6aB
mir mandmal nidt an. sic Mrbeit
berantrete11 mogen un6 oftmuls ite
gar gan5 unterlailen. 2ali len pir
uns nun bdufig bon 6ieier natirli-
den Mrbeits11nlnit leiten> 10 fonmen
mir CUR Srdgbeit, einem bodit Der=
6erblidett Softer. DieieS 2after lit
6arum 10 idlimm, neil eS uns
T.. bie 2ebensfrelt6e ra1tbt. Der
Men16 lit 5rr Mrbeit geboren, tpte
Ser 8ogel gum 6liege1t. 9arl1m
fonnen mir oled) sic &eobadt1ng ma=
@en> 6aB Men1den, sic BEN gor5en
Sag ote @6noe boiler Mrbeit baben,
itets gutter 0inge iin6. 5ie ieben,
mie ser liebe @ott ibre Sbatigfeit
iegnet, un6 m0dten mmdmal itngen
1n6 .jubelr Dor 21tit. Gin orbeitS-
ideuer Meni6 6agegen, Ser ii@ germ
an ser Mrbeit borbeibriiGt, lit ber=
orieBli9 nnb launenbaft un6 fanm
bel Ser geringiten l1nannebmli@fett
fiirdterli9 arffobren. Ser @run6
lit nidt sic a11genblidli@e l1nan>
nebmlidfeit, ion6ern Sic innere nn>
aufrie6enbeit.
@ott bot Sen Meni@en nn6 iei-
nem 8il6e unb @leidmiiie geidaffen.
@ie r11n @ott ielber int Mnfange
@immeI un6 @r6e iduf, iie in iieben
Sagen bollen6ete nnb mtsgeitaltete,
nn6 baum BON ieinen @erfen outs
rubte, 10 ioI o11h ie6er Meni6 Elm
@erf idaffen, SOS fir sic Sabrbur=
oerte 6auert, an oem er felbit nod in
ser gtpigfeit feline Sreu6e bat. 9a=
ro1ts ergibt ii@, Elm pie i4redli9eS
9aiter bie Srdgbeit ietn mn1B, sic 6en
Meniden bolitdn6ig unfdbig ma@t,
DOB er fem 9ebens8iel erreidt. Mo@
mebr! Die Srdgbeit fiibrt
2. Sen Meniden in @iinbe nno
@don6e, Motb nn6 @len6. @enn
ser @e1id feline niiblide gei@aft=
gung bat, berfdM er ouf @dledtig-
feiten. St gebt in @eie1iduften,
idtpdbt bier, mas er nidt ion, trtnH
ober tblt no6 i4limn1ere Dtnge.
8abreno6eiIen pernadldiigt er fem
@anstpe1en, IaBt bier einen @ortbeiI
idmin6en, BORT cine @u6e %beroerbe1,
Big ibm eines Cages Die Mrmutb
fommt. 9n fann man oann 0us
@ort Der beiligen S9riff antpen6en:
sd gina iiber 6en Mder eineg trd-
gen Menidye1t nn6 bur6 BEN 8ein-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-04-26
9enneritae. ben 26. Npril 1912.

der er biele mfforoert, bent Si1u1e
Ser Yroflmnation oes &raiioenten
gardb, ollie &rifte CUR gr3a1gl1ng
bon NabrumgSltoffen an5r1penoen.
Nie Tor1lrer 1per0en a1gegange1l,
Mann fir Mam ieben lebten Mfer
SIT be1telle11, ser in ibren &raffen
ltebt uno ippiel @ieb nno Sbmeine
5l15ieben, mic tie 1n1r f6nnen, ales
Dies 11m Ser %beltebenoen &aappbeit
bon Nabrungsmitteln SIT itcuern nno
einen allten lteberidub sur Serlor=
9llr9 Der gegen 0eltidlano fan1<
pfe1,oen Climber s1 er5ielen. Sic BE-
iitcr BON Staotbm1ltelen peroen m1f>
gefproert, oieie ibren Mitbiiraern STIR
@erfiial1la SIT i%telle11, maf oob oarm1t
&artoffeln uno Semitic ge5p9en
merom faln. Die geiammte @iirger=
idmft miro ongemieien, al1berlt lpor=
ialn SIT leil1, nid)ts mrfom11en SIT lal=
len l1nb NIT allen &raften eller lpp=
moalihen Nabratnasnotb SIT ltelrer1r.
: Npn sen $4,000, Sic fir Die Wtl=
lis bon ser 9egisIatur belpilli9t NOR
Sen inns, meroen mtr $61,32 &c
braltdlt meroen, so eini9e Ser 2el1te
ridbt sic polle Set on Ser merifani=
ihen Gren5e geoient baben.
MeofieIo. = Sic Sdiiler Ser
@odldu1le baben beidlollen, ibre fllr
oie o%iesidbrigen Sdlubfeierlidfeiten
aeian1melten @eloer int @etrage bon
$3.50 5u 3}peden ser &rieeslnter=
1tiit1l1lg 5u opfern. Sic mcroen ben
iiblid)en lon1t redt foitipieligen &om=
mers in Mnbetraht Ser ernlten Set
ten ultsfallen lallen. 3mDlf Sdliiler
ser @odidp1le lteben IN Scr bie|lget1
ELECTROMAGNETIC.
MiIbonf. + Sman5ig &naben
bon Milbanf, melde ole Shiiler Ser
@odidule ltno, baben iih in patrio=
tilher @egeilter11ng fir Sic @11noes=
or11ee o1l1perben laiien. &eifer Ser
aroben mar iiber is Sabre alt, emit
ge logor faint mebr als Is Sabre.
Sic 3eit111gen bes Stoates feiern 6ie
Sonoll1ngen OILS eiren groBortigen
Musbruh patriotiider SpfermiuigF
felt; ober Sic gltern fonnten in Der
aQaemei11en @nlterie menig tbun un6
eobn lire @enebrnig1ng oa5n. 9oS
Eublifl1m iiebt itd in elmer Gage,
100 es foltm 1pogt, einen Hroteit an=
5l1itinrr1pen. Sc lit be6auerlidl, bob
Sic @11noesregier1ng feline Shritte
nim1nt, Sic Mnmerbung nnmii1r6iger
@inoer s11 unterbriifen, iolange qe=
reifte Mdnner CUR @ertbei6igltng 6es
2m6es 5u baben iin6.
Mobri6ge. = Sn Ser Sta6t=
tpabI ertidieb ii6 sic &iirgeridaft
Fir Sic Mnnabme uno l1nteritiibung
elmer 8ibliptbef, tpo5l1 Sic Carnegie
fd)en S%11tereiien $4,000 fir Sen guu
zines @ebaubes geben.
Mit9eIl. = Ser 8un6esbeam=
te 8. IS. Sm1bmann fanb a1f Der UNI
meit bier gelegenen 6arm 6es Gbriit.
Setter cine grobe &aoioltation, nit
Ser @otldaften BON bei6en &ilten
altfgenommen tper6en fonnten. Saub=
mann peronlaBte SEN Mbbrl1h Ser
MnIoge; es fan6 ii6 fem 8eomeis,
bob Sic Mnlage miBbral1dt por6en
tpdre.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-04-26
81. &amem Setmz@eretne.
9as 5dreiben ocs 81. Buffers an bic
@rsbiid1fc nnb 8id6fe Der Scr.
Staatcn iibcr Bic Organization

@as Gdretben oes 81. @aterS,
Napit @eneoift XIV, an Sic @r5bi-
ld)ofe nno 8iid)ofe Ser &ereinigten
Staate1r bon Mmerifa, morin ser 81.
Mame11-SSeiu- &erein aufs marmite
empfoblen intro, lal,tet ,pie folgt:
8eliebte &inoer un6 ebrtpiiroige
8riioer, @r11B uno Mpoltolii6er
Segen!
@enn @ir Sic @erbaltntiie Ser fa=
tbpliidyen Stride in Sen @%eretnigten
.Staaten bon Mmerita betradten, fin=
Ben @ir einen @r11n0 5u froblofen.
Ge>m in ser Shot mangelt es in Ser
Mepublif meoer an Ser Sreibeit, Sic
@eligion SIT iiben, nob unter oem
&lerrs, ser bon Sen 8iidpfen atge=
eifert uno a%eleitet miro an Dem Otter
rno Ser @adlamfeit, fir sic 9fet=
tllng ser Seelen be1orgt 81 lein, nod
ll1rter oem driitliden Solfe on Der
@eneroiitat fir Mufredterbalten 0eS
o0ttlid)en @lallbens. @aibren0 8ir
inoelien frobloden, 0ub Sic &ird)e
sort 10 groBe 6ortidritte gennadt,
f6n11e1, @ir gleid5eitig tpobl fir oie
3l1f11nft cine groBe 3unabme erbot=
fen.
Mber oen1od tit @run6 CUR Be-
lorgnib porbanoen. 8ir iprefen bon
ser 10 ollgemeinen fir gbeideioung
5ugelaI le1en &e6te, moour6 oas
iSunoarne1t Ser gbe untergraben
miro, bon oem iibermaBigen 8raoe
Ser 6reibeit, fir oie fal1m eine M11to=
ritat, nidt einmol %0ieienige Der 81
tern, fir beilig gilt, bon Ser nnleren
9euten gebptenen @elegenbeit, ii9 IN
Der d)ie6ene1r @ereinigungen nit
9tidtfatbolife11 5u Dermii6en, tpo=
ourd ser @lol1be auf peridie6ene
@eile gefabrbet miro, un6 bon benz
oagen1ei11en l1eberflub an Geld, Der
ltets piele @erlodungen CUR Silnoe
NIT iid) bringt. @ir milien, 0aB IN
b0dit PATHFINDER @eiie BON @ud biele
Ginge in Gang gebradt tporoen it11o,
Inn oieie ltebel gu beilen nno am
3allenoi item oapon iin6 iene ginri@=
tunqen, 6u1rb melde l1niere &inoer
BON ibrer Sl1geno an 10 nit &eligton
erfiiat 1peroen, 6aB iie Dos gon3e Sc
ben bin6l1r6 sic ltebl1ng 0es 9ri1t=
lifen @laubens nn6 ser 6riltli9en
Suqenoen beibebalten.
un0 in Sic er 8e5iebung itebt le1re
Organization, melde ~@eiliger Na=
men=SSelu @erein" genannt miro, an
erlter Sfelle. 9e1tt in Ser Shot itrebt
lie an erlter 5teGe 6abin, 6aB Die
.ebr1p. Maie1t6t @ottes in auer Set
ligteit bon alien geebrt meroe nno
oab gu gleider 3eit aller menldlifen
Mutoritat iener @eboriam gei9enft
1uer6e, Ser bon Der gottli9en
MutoritGt ousflieBt. Mber infolge
bapon piinidt file aad1, 6omit cine
6erartige @erebrung ni@t bergebli6
lei, 6ab Sen g0ttliden nno men16=
lid ben @eleben aus 6riitli6er @epii=
lenspflidt, sic bas gan5e 2eben lei
tet, @eboriom geletitet miro. Daber
,erfre1tett Tins, INN oas l1ebrige 5n
iiberqeben, sic %folgen6en Gunffe out
Beror6entlib: 6aB iie 1t6 be1niM, Die
10 peit berbreitete @etpobnbeit, fal19
at 16m0nen a1n6 @ott uniiberGegt uno
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syarm-6npotbefen.&nIei5e

9ie 6or1ner8 @tate 8unf 1T 6a3u
borbereitd, ibre Sonbs ffiir Mnletben
a1f 5orm-@igertbatm a,,31tbietem.
Sic unterfm9mng os @igentbau1r3
un6 8eft1tiglt1tg Ser @i@erbet miro
bon Beamten Ser @a1f ee1nadt ttt1
NIT 10 tpenig $rtbd fit ben Mpplt.
ta1ten, miie 11a1r eben mogli@. @egen
Mabere1 telepbonire, f@reibe uune,
on ODER fprede Dor IN Der @a,tf. -
a13.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-04-26

@arb Sinfen an Sobn 2eutbmers.
Cots 1z2z3=4z5z6z16z17<1S=19, Blod 2
ct. Nntbonb, 100000.
gli5a 6. :Waiqs unb Brau an Ybilipp
N1iles unb Sro1, 5@A G@A, Gee.
17z122z31, @ben Gate, 100000.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-04-26
Kinder 9ohr0Io0
MACH FlETCHER'S
Gas OR

Die Tran5oien mebme1 aaes, mas
Die Deutiden tbnert iiberlaiien, uno
oon1 iogen ite, iie batten eS erobert.
'@o f0rnten tie ont gn6e audi Die
MeidsIan6e eroberr, ober iotpeit mer=
Ben Sic 0el1tiden ibr @ntgegenfom=
men 1dtperli6 treiben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-04-26
Meiniat Cure @ant int Trabiabre.
SruhiahrsQusretniQl1nq be0e11tet

innere uno a11Bere @etnig11ng.
Dq1nfIe, nit Simmer beboftete &m1t
lit elm @adgros bon @inter-l1ntba'
tigfeit. @eriebt Cure @%ingetpeibe
qut nit einem mtl6en 2artr nno
freibt birhpeg sic a~ngebaufften f@led-
ten @toffe; Ieidt 5u nebmen; es
fneift nidt. @r. Sings Me1e 2ebe1rs.
pinen tper6en Cure @eii@tsfarbe rei-
1tiqen uu6 Cure M11gen erbeuen. Ser
iudt Dr. @ingg Meie 2%ebenSpinen
beite Mbeno un6 pertreibt 6ie trdge
@~interblne. me Ipotbefer, 25f.
. Mn3.
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GteQe geimdt

ais @u1sbalterin bel ei1rem fatboli=
1den Erieite ter; oeutider borge5ogen.
Mbreiie: S. &C., ~Nor6itern," ct.
GIn1b, Minn. 1921
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-12-26
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.
Proceedings of the City Council of
DEBORAH, Iowa, Dec. 10Th, 1917.

The adjourned meeting of the City
Council was called to order by Mayor
E. ]. Hook. Roll call by the clerk.
The following members were present:
McAndrews, Bucknell, Willis, Hislop,
Bergeson and Engbretson. Six men,
bers present. Councilman Mckay was
absent.
The minutes from the previous
meeting were read and approved.
Motion by Bucknell, seconded by
Willis that the bond Of DR.. A. +. Bar
foot as Health Officer, with c. F.
Barefoot as surety, be approved.
The motion was carried.
The following reports were sub
mitted by the City Engineer and the
City Attorney:
Dec. 10, 1917.
To the Honorable Mayor and City
Council of the City of DEBORAH, la.
Gentlemen:-
You are hereby advised that the
|Moore-Sieg Construction Company
lof Waterloo, Iowa, has completed its
contract work both as regards the
original contracts and the repair
work necessary covering the one year
period dating from the completion OF
the work covered by contracts. This
repair work was definitely ordered
during my work at Camp Dodge and
was completed during the month OF
November to the satisfaction Of the
committee in charge.
Respectfully submitted by
A. r. COFFEEN,
City Eng'r.
Dec. l9, 1917.
To the Honorable Mayor and City
Council of the City of DEBORAH, la.
Gentlemen
AS per your request of December
10. | submit the following rer .rt:-
The contract between the Moore
Sieg Construction Company and the
City of DEBORAH, both as to original
layout and the extension, has been
completed in satisfactory manner
and there is no litigation pending with
reference to any of the work or the
assessments made excepting the case
of Ouenrud VS. the City of DEBORAH
and the Moore-Sieg Construction
Company. AS to this suit, the City
of DEBORAH was given a directed YER
dict and there was small judgment
entered against the Moore-Sieg Con-
struction Company, but the plaintiff
in the case is now asking for new
trial as to both the City and the
Moore-Sieg Construction Company.
AS to the City, it was alleged that the
City unlawfully entered into the con-
tract and unlawfully permitted nui-
sances upon the streets of the City,
which caused the accident and asking
liability therefore.
AS City Attorney, / appeared in the
case and secured the verdict. There
are no legal matters or aspects with
reference to the sewer between the
Moore-Sieg Construction Company
and the City of DEBORAH pending. In
fact everything has been done in
satisfactory and commendable man.
ner.
Respectfully submitted,
J. A. NELSON,
City Attorney.
Motion by Bucknell, seconded by
McAndrews that the reports as SUBJ
mitted by the City Engineer and the
City Attorney be accepted. Roll call
vote. All six members voting aye.
The motion was carried.
Motion by Bergeson, seconded by
Hislop that the order of the Moore
Sieg Construction Company to pay A.
r. Coffeen $283.02 out of funds due
them be accepted and that the clerk
be instructed to make payment of
same. Roll call vote. All six men,
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-12-26
A~~u,c.tion For Federal Aid. Winnie
--- n nheik County.

WHEREAS. the Congress OF the
1ynited States has passed an act en-
titied' "An act to provide that the
sfrited St~keg shall aid the states IN
the construction of rural post roads
an"wnristed funds for carrying out the
rroyisions of said act, and.
WHEREAS, the Legislature OF tne
state of Iowa has accepted the proves
Us Of this act (Senate File No. 327,
segab O. Al and has provided funds in
81 amount each year equal to lowas
aei,otment of federal funds. all OF which
Institute the Federal County cooper
atiye Road Fund, and, -
',wIIEREAS. Winnesheik County's APP
,ortionment OF said fund for the period
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-12-26

MOVtu, stCUHutu dIIu Cdr Iou 70 tI1
journ till 1880 p. m, Thursday, Decem-
Der eth, 1917.
OSCAR WINGER, County Auditor.
c. MORTON, Chairman
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-12-26

TREATMENT OF RHEUMATISM
AND THE HEART is MY
SPECIALITY.
I have eleven years college train
Ing and seventeen years of expert
ence.
AGHASIE OSHANA, NJ. ID.
Mason City, Iowa.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-12-26

The weather man isn't dishing out
the kind of weather that calls for
straw hats and linen busters.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-12-26

The fellow who shouted, "just tell
them that you saw me-" didn't mean
the just felt that way.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-12-26
e. T.. WILSON, ID. v. Nj.

Veterinarian
Calls answered promptly, day or
night. Hog Cholera, Prevention,
and vaccination, given Special At
tention. Office Phone 407, Residence
lis. DEBORAH, Iowa.
The Sentinel=record., 1917-02-15
BIG BOXING CONTEST

Tonieht at the Grand Opera House Battling Minor of Memphis and Tony Rochelle of Pittsbuig, Pa. will clash in the roped arena for 10 rounds these boys have met once before in this city in which neither proved the sup erior, and they have both been very eager and anxious for another matan. Both feel conlident of victory SO there will be something doing from the tap of the gong until one or the other IS out generated They are welter- weights and have both agreed to make l45 pounds at 8 o'clock this afternoon.
 In addition 10 the main go there will be a Battling Battle Royal be- tween five hurley blacks, a good pre- .iminary, and semi-wind-up SO all you lovers of the manly art be there at 8.30 as this will be one of the best bouts of the season
The Sentinel=record., 1917-02-15
clTY PRIMARY TODAY

Today the democrats of the city of Hot Springs Will select their nomi- nee for mayor of Hot Springs. Also inc nominee for first judge of the new municipal court will be selected, and there is some competition for the al- dermanlo nominations in several of the city wards
 Those who profess allegiance 10 the democratic organization should go out to the polls today and cast their votes. in order that the nominee may feel that he has been supported by large percentage of the citizenship.
 The campaign has not been as long as some eafnpaigns waged in this city. TOT has there been as much general interest evidenced. but it may be that as keen public interest is felt and that the vote will be large, as it should be
 The democratic organizations Of both city and county have been on the wane for some time. It has been serious question in the minds of some party men whether these will continue in general supremacy or whether they will keep losing one of ftca and another uptil the party nOm- nation will not be worth the seeking, The answer is with the democrats themselves, for if they will go into ihe primary elections and nominate eood men under the pledge to support the nominees, there will be no uncer- tainty as, torthe future of the party srganizaiion here.
The Sentinel=record., 1917-02-15
GOODBYE, sERNsToRFF.

Count von vernstorff left yesterday for Germany With him went the of ficial relations of friendliness be tween United States and Germany that had existed for years He had been for eight years the representa- tive of the kaiser's government at onr national capital. and he had represent cd his government we'll
 America regretted the obstinate pol icy that made it necessary for Bern storff to be sent home; but permit ted Bernstorff to carry home with him the kindliest appreciation of per sanal good will the German represent alive had earned through his service here,
 if Bernstorff gets 10 Kaiser Bill in personal audience before that final act is committed that means war be- -tween these nations, war may be avert ed. This is not misleading us 10 be lieve that he will get the ear of the kaiser before such an act, nor that he will be able to convince the kaiser that q break with America is neces- sary, but it is the one probability in the situation.
 Germany does not understand the situation here. The kaiser is neck deep in bloody warfare. and is there fore in the attitude of a drunken man. Peace is beyond him. But the man he has honored by making him ambassador to America must be a man of unquestioned integrity, and Bernstorff does not want war to be declared between Germany and America. and he knows better why this should not happen than does the kaiser
 Perhans the sailing of Bernstorfi hill result in some good
 At any rate the difference between a bloodthirsty nation and a peace iov ing nation is shown in the departure of the ambassadors. Mir Gerard was held up. his mail and telegrams in terfered with. and the press of Ger many on his departure said that h' had never been a friend of Germany anyhow. and his riddanee was good riddanee. Berns<f was escorted t' his ship by Jnr1fican officers looSin. to his full drotection. He was styer T gfarrrh2nf and a bon voyage iron Americai4t twho believed that he wa first for Germany. as he should be but that hel>a as withal no enemy Q this conntrH
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HOTEL COMO ARRIVALS.

B. J. Farrel Chicago: Louis M Thieme Chicago. F. w Hatch, Chi cago NJ Freidelle. Rochester, Maine; Joseph N Jonk, New York; Q. A.. Johnston. Little Rock. j. P. Leayett Atlanta, R. \ Thompson, N. C.; w. T. Ashcroft. Little Rock: w. Graham Little Rock Henry Sueide,. Little; Rock. F. l.. Davenport, East Temple, Mont; R. T. Thompson. Little Rock; Chas. Evan, Little Rock H. K. Bridges Texas; G. R. Jones and wife. Atlanta, Ga. r C. Prentiss Elyria, Ohio. Emma Archer. Little Rock; II. G. Dear. Little Rock, A. J Reinhard. St. Louis; I. W. Reeves Shreveport; L.. Hirsch. Little Rock A. R Kinnich, Little Rock. F. s. Coates, Chicago, Joe Loeb, Little Rock Baker Clark, Little Rock
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eERNsTORFF's SUCCESSOR
 HAS BEEN INSTALLED

Washington, Feb 14.-Dr Paul Hubscher, secretary of the Swiss lega- ton. was installed in the German em- bassy building today in immediate charge of what now becomes the de- partment of German interests of the legation of Switzerland. It Was an uounced that communications should be addressed to Swiss Legation, De partment of German Interests.
The Sentinel=record., 1917-02-15
j. A. EDDiNGTON DE AD.

J A. Eddington. who ha- been an employe of the Street Railway Com pany for more than IS years, died at his home, BIS Bower street last night. He leaves a brother and a sister, Mrs. B. Nesblt The funeral announcement will be made later