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Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-09-13
Naibingtoner Sriet.
u q Ihinqton, 10 Scptemb

@oibinqton 10 September
Die MISUNDERSTANDING
bat crflGrt, BOB troB Dcrcin5elter Eros
tclte aus SSormerfreiicn Der BON Yr0s
il0ent 8Ilion feltgeieBtc Greis bon
50 40 fir Sen VuidcI 8ci3cn beibcs
DoIten meroen miro. Die ein3iQe Gius
men0ung Der ettpoS @elpidbt bei3ule-
gcn lit, mur0e bon Seiten g ro
Nufotn8 8 erhoben, no Ole Grnte
lutQcm0bnllh lhleht ou5defollcn lit.
Die 5arner oteie8 Staotes Derlangen
$500 per 9uihel uno 0ie 9lufbebun8
Der 8cltintnlIn9en Der 9}aDr1ng5nltts
tcl=2I0niniltrntion, mcld)e Spefula-
tion Dcrbin0crn ioIlcn. Nor oQen
linqen erheben iie gin1pruh geoen
ote NorIhrift, DAB GleDatpren 8etrcI-
DC fir nid,t lGnaer ais breihlg Gage
aufipeihern bitrfen.
Or. 81. 81. 8earIon, 1tlf5iefretdr
iln Northumberland, oer gerooe
bon elmer geiIe ou8 Dem @elten gu.
rildgcfcbrt lit, erfldrt, ooB Der WeIs
acnprei8 I'M a0getnetnen olS annebms
bnr betrod)tet neroe, ultSgenommen
IN 8eaenoen, no Die Grl1te melt unter
Dem norrolen grtrag hleibt
Go8 Observation-Disclosures bat cine
@ornltng an Die amertfaniiden Sor-
mer ergeben IaIien, iih Dor abnorm
tcurem Sootipei3en IN Qldt 5u neb-
men. SSSn Ser 9efonntmahung miro
qeiogt: r8erihieoene Gerionen bieten
Saotiorten on, bie tie ols ben iebigen
Gorten melt iiberlegen be5eidnen.
Sic 9e6en ibnen geiuobnlih flingenoe
Rnnen uno ifellen iibertriebene ges
ba1lptun9en auf.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-09-13

oes unb 9tobrun9sn1itteI. .8eieb porqe.
npnunelt.
No@ 9ollptQuorticr in Quite,
Mont. lpllroe boupti0hIid nod, ct.
moI9en 9elpeiien fir cine onaebIid,e
6tnan3lenng Der Strcif8 bllrh bic
oeut'de Hegternm9 ourhIt0bert.
>n Seattle puroen et,pa $50 apit.
9lteoer Der 5. u. " aus Dem Sollpt.
Qltartter oll6aemielcn. Nuh ole
Nrudercl puroe elmer Iurhforihuna
|utter3ogen.
Anoere Ho35ia3 muroen norqenom.
men IN GlepeIano, Eittsburq, Qe.
trott, 9enber, Superior, g9is.; Mia.
mn, Nrl5.; Fortlano, Ore; WeiIpo1t.
tee, minneapolis, Gulutb, Son 6rou-
cisco, So@ 9ln8eles, WtilIouIo, Dfont .
6re@no, Sal @reot ;Sous, Weout
enerett, Wo'h.; Nep Orleans, Saco-
ma mto Fbila0eIpbin.
Sobn 9 Moore, Der 5efret1r Der
"Nreunoe Der iriihcn ,Frcibeit", ba.
ertiart, ooB 0a5 uaroBe omerifoniId,e
Ertn5tp Der freien 9fe0e" ol,rf oas
&erDaItcn Der FoIi5ci QeqeniiberStro.
Benoer'dnnrhrngen Der Orqoniiotion
dn9etoltct mor0en lit un0 bat cine I'm
tcrluhung ourd Die @roBaeihpore.
men beontragf.
Sn Chicago bot ser pielael1ounte
Vfopor 2bomplon ShooenerfobfIoaea
lpe9en ongeblidcr Gerleumbltuo i'm
Der @eidnttb0be BON $t,6OO,OOO ae.
Gen nerihleocne Gbicogoer 3eitl.uaeu
uno Eribat perloneu anbanqia qe-
nto6t uno erfldrt, ooB gerihtcritotter
tltn'tl9 nlht mebr miinolih NIT linn
bettcbren tonnten, ionoern ibre 9ln-
frogen 1driftlib etnreiden mIBten.
9lrd telepbonilh neroe er niernano
ntebr Neoe ltno gntmort iteben.
Vfopor Gbonpfon berlanat $3.50
600 pom vGbicago Seralo"; $780,
900 Don Ser uGbicugo Gribune":
$250,OOO bon Der ,Gbicaqo 9oiIn
yfefps" lno @ictor 2olpIon, Dem 9er-
leger; $20O.O0O BON SSocob 90 9idnn-
Jon. Dem frilDeren Sriegsminilter nl,n
le 100000 bon $. $. Merrid il1,o
Nrnolo %oernS, Erdiibent rno Gefre-
tar oeS Gbicogoer 3meigeS Der ,,ga.
ttonol Secrtritp Gedgue."
sIud ertl0rt Gbomplon, boB 2oder
|ourh Die Mdnoe ieiner Gribatipol,-
nun9 gebobrt lporoen ieien, Spione
batten ibn Derfplgt, man babe telepho.
iltlhe @eiprotle 81 belauiden Der.
luht, Eelegropbeuorabte au ibn OIL.
ge5apft ltirp. uiip.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-09-13

bcntIden llntericebuOt Dcrienft nor.
oen. Gns SdDiff mar nnf Dem @ege
ppn &laoIluoitof nad) EUnOOu.
NldDtlge GunlCrcn,.
in Sonoun mnrbe, >Ulc ieBt crit be.
fGmut iutro, am 9sadDmittaa bes 10.
September eine 9onfcrcu5 Iamtlid,er
SOtidDaftcr uub 8eiunotcn untcr Gin.
ldllnR Der Nertreter Der nentralen
NtGd)tc gcbalten. IS unroe cine Si-
tuatlun bcIprudeu, ilber bic isOe mel.
tore Snformation oerluelgert luurbc.
)tah bieIer &criammlnua bieltcn Die
&crtrcter Der Gntentc- -9Iationcn eine
Spnocrfunferens ab.
@nlbingtun, IL. September. -
3luei NanoeISidDiffe onS elmer 6lotte
pom nadp Nranfreih bcitimmten Sd)if.
fen, bic anNeblid) bon amerlfauiiheu
3eritOrern bcglcitct uarcn, itno BON
ocntIdlen lt-SOoteu, nnqeblid) iedDs an
Der .3abl, Dcrienft iuorbcn. Sabei
aIng aneeblid) Elm ll-HOot nerloren.
Die Mclbuna, baf feds l1-Soute Der
ienft lunroen, itellte iidD ais Srrtum
bcrans. Inter ben 0mcrifaniid)cn
SdDiffen befNub iid) audi Oas beiuaff.
netc Sanfldliff o&einucau." Gie III.
fare Ipielte Itd) angebltdD am 5. Sep
tembcr in Der gsGbe Scr fran5Oiilden
altite ab.
stOfDOlm, IL. Sept. - Baron
Gomcn, Der idlmebiIhc 0e:anotc in
Nrgentinieu iuirb lin &erbinouna
nit Der &erienbnns pOn ocntid)cn 0e-
beimoepeId)en burdD bic ifiueoiidDe
SutIdlaft in Suenus 9lires) nld)t gu
riifbernfen merhen, mic Der idDmcot-
idDe Wtiniiter bes 9InsluGrtigeu err
flGrt. Gr teilte Der Ereile NIT, baf
Baron 2pmen fir bas &erienben iols
der bentider Sabelbepeihen nid,t
OernntluDrtlid) lei, ba CT ben Snb0lt
nidlt gcfannt bnbe. Nuferbcm Icien
ailc bon bcm bentif)cn &ertreter 8raf
2nrbnrg in ben SabelbepeIdlen se-
nannteu araentiniiAen SGmpfer, bns
ranter aud, bic rCr0n" nno r0naso"
9liiflidp in europa geiuubet.
&SaIbiugtOn, II. Sept. - 0cims
lid)c &eriudIe beutidDer 9tgcnten, @Olb
nns ben &er. Stnaten fernns 5u
idlmuaaeIn, itnb an9eblid, bic ltriade
fir oas bon ben Ser. Stooten ange=
Orbnete 6olbembarau. tSerner iUllcn
bcntid)e llbuOt- -Tilhrer ben &cfebl bas
ben, aus erbeutctcu Sdpiffen nae ct
waiaen 8ololaounQen 5u cntfernen
nub nm bcitimmte Euntte an Der bent.
IdIcn Snite ab}mlieiern.
9ltlauttifer Nafen, II. Sept. -
Gas italicniide Arie9sldiff Timber
to t." murbe i'm MittellGnoiidlen
Wccr onrd, cine N}ine berienft. SaS
SdIiff mar Gin nmaeipnnheites Sans
bClsidliff. 80 W0nn Der 8eiabnng
famen INNS Sehen.
@aibinaton, II. Sept. GS
ferrit)t nidt Die Nbiidpt, bic bentihen
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-09-13
NmElanpS Serial
aoofengeera aonioi moirt ar Eeograo no erbt 0toor
miiroe. - ®s5utano aub III Mostau - aanpf nit
ll9Ooten at aSranrets &uie.
Snnoesrgernne geb gegen semitic oendc }eitunsen uor

NaihingtOn, -. Sept. - Nat
Trcmbgeburene, bic nid)t amerifani,
id1e Sirger iino, iollen, luic Der BUN.
oesIenat beidlloi1en hat, einaespoeu
ImerOen, nit 9lnsnabmc oeutidDcr
Nidtbareer,
GOnbon, 13. Sept. - Ter britiIfJe
aan5ler of Grdpeqner SOnar 9mu ha1
often erflart, oaf Die Nlliierten in oeu
&sr. Staatcn itre vein5iae 0Offnnna
auf 3tettnug" erbltfeu.'
&uenos Nires, 13. Sept. - IS
lunroe uffi5iea erflart, oaf, lucnn bic
oentife Gegternng bic 0anblnngs
meiiC bes @refen Gurbura nidDt off.
}icll mikbi!liae, Yracntinieu ieinen
Serlincr &ertreter abberufen ueroe
Sofia, 13. Sept. - Tic anacerif
Fene 0einnbbeit Der a0niein Gleanpre
bon Sulgarten gibt 5u ben ihperiten
SeiOrgniiien InlaR
GuubOn, 13. Sept, - Nraf Eerns
itorff lit anf ietnem neuen Sotihafter
pOIten in Sunitantinopcl anaefono,
men.
Sun Gieao, 13. Sept. - Gomnro
M. &alIb rlr. unb Sbcobor y. ENs
man, 5luei &nftIdifferituoenten itiir3-
ten aus 500 Tnf 60be sn SOoc.
Imiterbam, 13. Sept. - Gle @c=
ier5eituna erflart, hah Ole osntidjc 9ics
aicrung bas Trieocnsprosramm i'm
Ertn5ip annehmsn iuerbe.
Maibinatun, II. Scpt. - On ihrcr
ictiqen Saiiune meiit bic arieositcn-
er-Sill cine @eiamtinme pOn So, 400
0OO,O0O anf. &pn bicier Summc
IuHen $S42, 100000 ourd, Steueru
auf Ginfummen nOn GOrporatiOncn
nno GinselpcrIOnen nno 81 ,O60, ,0OO,s
600 onrdD geiteuerung bon 9riegs=
proftten anfgebradpt iuerben. Sten-
ern ouf berauIdlenbc 0etrdnfc, Sabnt
nno Offcntlide 9'nbharfetteu nerocu
5um grORten Sell ben 9feit nnfbrin-
aen. Nod in Der lebten Minute itrid)
Der Senat aQe Seitimmunaeu iibcr
bic &crbraud,Slteuer anf See, 3nfer,
aaffec nab Gafao nnS Die SOuoeriteu=
crn nnf Die Ginfommen pOn 0crano-
NcbCrn, IOuie bic erbObtcu loitratcn,
Gr lieR ferncr Die 5niablid)e Grbs
IdDnftsitencr fallen.
%crHciratcte MGnner iino frei bis
$1,000 eiuidlieRIid, nnb unuerbeira-
tctc bis $1,000 elnId,lieFlidD.
Sie Stll seBt uicbcr ans 6ous gu
rid.
Ncp gOrf, t2. Sept.- Ger Shou-
ner rMinas Cneen" BON gtcn-Shott,
LAMB lit am 2S. 9lngnit oOn cinem I'm
tcrleebpOt uerienft iuprocn. Sapitan
ySilbcrt 2Oomer bon IonOcntc !Oar-
bor, y. g., unb bier BON Der Monn=
idDaft, alle Imerifoner, f0men INNS
2ebeu.
Gin atlantiIdDer Safen, ~, Sept
Der britiidc 6raftoampfcr yGitp Of
GOrintb", $50 Sonneu, lit pOn eincm
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-09-13

9Iuf Die 2Hte ser gergniigungen,
mel6e pon Der in Der Grigeslteuer.
&orloge Dor9elebenen 8eraniigungs-
Iteuer befreit Iein ioueny leete Der &C.
not &ergniigungsporfs, ibre Gingan-
ge, SebenSDilroigteiten. Hutidbob.
nen uno bergleide,l fir pelhe niht
nebr als 25 Gents erboben miro. Gin
slmenbement bon Senator Stone
mer5t Die 9eitimn1ung aus, boB fir
ieoen freien gintritt 3i18ergtriigung8-
pldben eine Steuer bon 5 Gents erbo-
ben nerben lo1. aino-Gbeater, in
oenen niht iiber 25 Gents Gintritt
berlangt miro, maren ihon friiber ge-
Itriden poroen.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-09-13

I 3ettnngen ais cine Nlnile sn bebnn.
oeIn nn0 tic iGnt nno iunbers Oun
Der EpltbcfproCrmna nusjuIhliefcn.
1eoe 3ettuna miro anf Der 8rnnola.
&C lbrer 9lusfrhrunacn uno tbrer
Settartlfel beurtellt mcrbcn. in snbl,
rcldpen ,SGllen, 10 iutrb oeIaat, bnben
Die hcntidDcn 3citnngcn Iubcnsucrte
GUnalttat aeseigt.
Gagegen luhroen Die Hcbnttion8.
nno Notwithstanding ocs iosinliitiidyen
rFbtlnoelpbla SaoebIntt" ton 9un-
beSbeamtcn Dnrd)itObert nno Der Gbei.
reDattcnr EOnts &Scrncr, Der S,tlfsre.
Oaftcur Nalocmar 9llfrcbp, oer
Sdabmeiiter Eanl @ugel nnb Der
ErGlioent DER 8eIellidmft Eeter Sd,G
fer inter Der Spiunaoeafte Derhafte'
nno gegen jc $4,000 SireidDaft cnt,
lailen. Inter nuoeru bcid)lagnabm,
ten EapIercn bcfinocn itdD and nngeb.
lid Srlcfc Dun ctnem iueitllhen Emns
beslcnatur nnD Erotnfpilc npn Nfttu.
nGrcn, bic ItdI iiber bic at sahmen
2citartifel beidnertcn.
M0ibir0ton, IL. Sept @nnbeS,
Ienntor Sterling bon Suo Safpta bai
pOm ScfretGr beS ,>nncrn bic 3niidbe.
rnng crbaIteu, bnR bic @Urarbeiteu
fir bic Gr0ffnnna bon SiiS 9nfoto
SctmItGtte GGnbcrcicn, nnter Der
Srasing Sumeiteao 2lftc, beidDlcnnisi
meroen nnb bic Dor bem /. SSnli b. :,
gemadtcu Npplitatluucn bercits mus
tcrIndDt mcrben.
Cttama, Ont, 12. Sept. - Die
eanaOiidlc gcb0rbc fiir8ctreiOcinipct,
ttpn hat Die Rreiic Der canaOiid)en
I @eisencrnte fir 1917 in Tprt @iI-
llams uub Iprt Nrthnr uie fulgt felt.
geiebt:
Manitoba Nurtbern Nu. |, 1921 ;
9sortbcrn NO, 2, $2.1S; NUrt6ern No.
! 3, $2,15 - Nlberta Neb g3intcr Na.
1, 1921; McO @inter 9tO. 2, $2.1S;
Hcb gSinter 9tp. 3, S2.15.
@dbreno Der Streif in ben giehb0,
fen in Smaba betgcleat pnrbe, itun
mod 1000 9trbcltcr III ben Ganias St'
tn Sd,ladDt6Gnierm am Streif Hegie.
ruugsbeamtc iiEo on Crt nnb SteQc,
nm III Dermlttelu.
Ct. EGul, 13. Sept. - NUro uno
SMo TafOta haben gegeu Winneiota
cine ShaoenerIabflage fir cine Wils
lion Collars cigcreiht meeen Sha'
Oeus tnfuIae lleberidnucmmnna bnrf,
Gin fiinitlidtes Gralnaae-S -S9item i'm
Deitlidlen Sele Wiinneiotas.
Eortlanb, Maine, -. Sept. -
Sin fOnititntiOneaes Hmenbcmcnt fir
TrauenitimmrcdDt unroe i'm Stoete
Waine NIT 32,121 aegen 1912
Stimmcn 9eiflagen.
&ierre, g, g., -. Sept. - Trau
q, e. Gcllep, cine poblbefannte YiO.
nierIn bieier Stabt, erlitt eruitlide
SronbIunnoen, ais lire aIeiOer in Der
Slide Tener fingen.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-09-13

Gin babies Gubenb Senatoren
'prohen gegen Die aonilunIteuerll
ouf 3uder, aaffee, Gee 1u1o &ofoo,
moourh Die 2eben8nittelpreile fir
Die Wialien oes goIfes nod ne6r in
Die S0be geidraubt lperben pirben.
IS lollen aus oieier Guelle ettpa $26,.
100000 eingeben. 3ie Senotoren
2ooge u,to Smoot mahten gelteno,
Dob Die aonil1menten rtur tpenig bon
Der Steuer betroffen iperoen piirben,
ionbern bauptiadlif Die 3lpiidens
banoler.
Sic @egner bes 2lusbe5ungs 8e.
IeBes, bic Senotoreu @ronna, Ga
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-09-13
Sn Heiu Him.
Notwithstanding ppn iiber 10000
Berioueu.

| g}cm lllm begtng om 5. September
Elm potrlotiIhe5 s5elt. Cine MoiIen-
berldnmlllng, an Der lid, iiber 90.
900 Ferionen aus Dem Stdbtdlen 70.
mle aus allen Teilen bon 8ropn So.
betelll8ten, folgte Dem sSeItsug, in
melhem ourh Elm ouf runo $4,000
EcrNonen geIhQbteS, entLano Der
W'oridltnie oidt georGngtes 5poIier
bon 3uIhduern Die ausaebobenen
Soloaten, runo 200 an Der 2dbI, Die
Wtltglieoer Der 8rnnb 9lrmp Of the
lTepublic, Ginbeiten oeS Roten areu,
3e0 aus oerifieoenen Orten, eyuqe1tb-
mcbr IN Uniform, &ompognie 8 oes
3. VflnncIotaer Observation-Disclosures
aus heonoo0 6aIlS, aompaanie $
aus O}onfato, Die 6eimqar0e BON
Wtnnfoto uno Wlitglieoer Der nelen
Notlonalarrnee oltrd Die feIt[ib ae-
16mllften StroBen ser Stobt mad,
DEM 0crichtsqebduoe marl6ierten,
mo Die 6cItDerionml1tng obgebalteu
mlr0e.
%leilon Don brauler0en getfaElss
tltno9ebun8en nnterbrohen, bielt
@ouDerneur gurnQuiIt cine 9Inipra.
de 2luf Den gleiden Con geitimmt
morcn ouh Die 2Iu5fubrun9en Der
llbrt9en feoner, 1lnter oenen fid1 :.
g. S5obnIon, @ru6er oe8 berltorbe.
ncn 8ouDerneur8 SSobnlon befo1h.
6err Sobnon hotte iih b1trd oie nm.
Iid ti0e 2eitunq Der gorbereitltngen
mir ooS ,Selt beionoer3 peroient ae.
nndt.
9ieiolntiOn Der Soloaten.
Die Snlnatrn nabmen einItinrflia
folaenoe 9eIolutionen an:
"Nir, Die nusge6obenen Utdnner
BON @roDn Gountp, Wiinnelota, Ole
mir tn @e8riffe lteben, in Die Rdtio.
nalQrlnee etn5lttreten 3llr Gerteioi-
gung oe8 2anoes, oas mir Lieben, bon
0c'ien He8ierung mir Elm Teil iino,
herptlidtcn ltns feierlid) sur 2oDoli-
tat Der Sa6e oe5 2un0eS un0 einen
milligen @ehorlnm oen 8eleben qe-
gcniiber, Die fiir Die Gerteioigunq im-
ieler 5logqe erlolien moroeir iino, iits
DEM mir nnS berett falte1, freuoig
leoen 2ienlt 81 leilten, Der BON uns
9etorOert peroen mag, uno mir bitten
nniere Dtitbiirger INN tire ber5lihe
0anit oieier arieg RAID
gemonnen neroen n1o9e.
~Gir olouben ernitIid, bnb ieoe
arItif oes apnifription8aeieteS, ourd
meldes mir in Die arlnee Ger Station
etngereibt iuuroen, ooer irgen6 eine
Sanollfng ODER 9lerBerlllla Die geeia.
net ipare, ieir 8hfen 5ll bebinoern,
cine 8eorohnng ndre Inns aegeniiber,
ote mir im'8egriff ftehelr Die Gsc)Iah-
ten Der Ratior mInaen srt helfen uno
ptr bitten 0esbalb alle 8iiraer, itets
lonnI slt fem in @eoonfeft. @orten
nno 8erfen liilb 10 NIT sseitiefeit Die
5lt unterlti,geil Int ibren
ssemiibnlaeiL oea arieg eii,enl erfpla-
reihet enoe 5ll5ltfiibren, xnno mir
glaltbert oaB baonrd Das ariea5siel
ldneller erreibt neroen tam.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-09-13

SoIIette, @nromid, Heco unb 3oroa.
MON, iudten einen 3uiabontrog
SoroDid5 our63ubringen, Die groBen
Gintommen nit boberen Steuern 5u
beleqen, Inn ieoem in 6rnnfreid) oie-
nenoen omerifoniiden SoIoaten cine
Grtro-2obnl;ng bon $50 per Monot
au83u3oDIen, ooh tpuroe Der 9lntrag
NIT n geQen 5 Stinmen obgelebnt,
nohben er etne erregte 3ebatte ber.
borgerufen bate.
9tl3 Senator Sar6tpid bon 8eor-
eia iiber bieIen antrag 5u ipreden be-
garnL nuroe er iofort bon Genotor
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-09-13

9enti6e Tarmer
Srlngt guer Sieb nah ben :,
eionr Sails Stod Yaros
8ir pertpeilen ouf Sette 2
bieies Slattes. 2eit jeoes
Bort uno ieoe Nn5else.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-09-13

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Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-09-13

1.-The Firms that advertise
extensively in German pa
pers will get a large share of
the German trade
Printers Ink.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1917-03-14
DRAW A LITTLE NEARER"

Not understood. We move along asunder,
Our paths grow widerIas the seasons creep
Along the years we marvel and we wonder
WHY life is life, and then we fall asleep,
Not understood.
Not understood. We gather false impress
sions
And we hug them closer as the years go by
Till virtue often seems to us transgresslon
And thus men rise and fail and live and die,
Not understood.
Not understood. Poor souls with stunted
Oft measure giants by their narrow guage.
The poisoned shafts OF falsehood and de-
riSion
Are oft impelled 'gainst those who mold
the age,
Not understood.
Not understood. The secret springs to
action
Which lies beneath the surface, and the
show,
Are disregarded; with dissatisfaction
We Judge our neighbors and they often go
Not understood.
Not understood. How trifes often change
The thoughtless sentence or the fancled
slight,
Destroy long years of friendship and
eStrange US, I.
And on our souls there falls freezing
blight;
Not understood.
Not understood. How many hearts are
aching
For lack of sympathy! All, day by day,
How many cherries, lonely hearts are
breaking
How many noble spirits pass away
Not understood.
O God, that men should see little clearer
Or Judge less harshly when they cannot
see
O God, that men would draw lit lie nearer
To one another! They'd be nearer Thee
Not understood.
Thomas Bracken.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1917-03-14
HAVE cold FEET. !,

7 legislative cold feet are more in
evidence now, since the legislature
- became non-partison, than ever be-
FORE Members freely attribute the pre-
valent timidity to the non-partisan law.
Everybody seems to be afraid Of the
cars one remarked yesterday. 1T is
right to heed public sentiment, but under
this system how do we know what public
sentiment is? We can only surmise, and
the result is az sorts of scares and buga-
boos Some bill comes up that looks like
popular thing, and members are afraid
to vote against it, even though their judg
ment may be the other way. They are
afraid to take decisive step in any direc-
ton for fear it may cost them something.
It is every man for himself, and so every
member is forced to play personal politics
We are lodging shadows, sidestepping and
passing the buck The system is de-
veloping a lot of trimmers and political
towards, where we should have leadership
and broad minded, far sighted action. =
Chas. Cheney.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1917-03-14
NO EASY TASK.

n PEAKING at the opening meeting of
- the editors short ,t course at p the Uni.
George E. Vincent of the University, in
discussing the problem of running pa
per in rural. community said:
ut is no easy task. The countryside
and village contain interests that believe
themselves at least to be in rivalry and
even conflict The age-long antagonism
between townspeople and farmers still
persists Merchants look with suspicion
on farmers clubs with their tendencies
toward cooperative buying and supposed
weakness for catalog purchases. Farmers
are resentful of marketing methods Which
seem to be controlled from town and city.
The women folks do not quite hit it off.
Nationalities create difficulties, especially
in war time Church MISUNDERSTANDING
and bank quarrels add to the complica-
tions. Anyone who Identifies a rural and
village community with the simple life,
ought to edit a country weekly for few
months,
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1917-03-14
ALL THIS FROM BOSTON!

Where can man buy cap for his knee?
Or key for lock of his hair?
Can his eyes be called an academy
Because there are pupils there?
In the crown of his head what gems are
set?
Who travels the bridge of his nose?
Can he use when Singing the roof of
his mouth
The nails on the ends of his toes?
What does he raise from slip of his
tongue?
Who plays on the drums of his ears?
And who can tell the cut and style
Of the coat his stomach wears?
Can the crook of his elbow be sent to jail?
And if so, what did it do?
How does he sharpen his shoulder blades
I'll be hanged if / know-do you?
Boston Transcript.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1917-03-14

"HE fact that the average American
is paying so little attention to his
- home, and looking to the state to
educate his children and to the church
to teach them morals-that is if he cares
anything about morals-is one of the most
serious things, most serious problems, that
confronts the state.
No wonder that our divorce courts are
working overtime.
No wonder that we have free-love ad-
vocates and numerous other criminals who
are laboring in season and out of season
to destroy the home.
When it becomes fashionable to spend
as much time as possible away from home,
then it is that we must look for the ele-
ments of home-destructio to get in their
work
The moving picture theatre can not take
the place of the home.
The lodge can not take the place of the
home.
The club can not take the place of the
home.
Even the church can not take the place
of the home.
These things all have their place and to
some extent their use But there is not
a single one of them can take the place
of the home-any more than anyone else
can take the place of mother, any more
than anyone can take the place. in the
heart of the child, that should be occu-
pied by father.
The home is the foundation of all that
which makes life worth living.
The enemies of the home are the things
that compete with it for mastery, in the
hearts of the father and the mother.
The greatest blessing that can come to
any nation is to have its people race of
homemakers.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1917-03-14
LOST.

| had most wondrous idea,
A notion unique and alone,
I smiled and | gloated upon it
Until | was called to the phone.
And now as try to recall it
And scratch at my ivory dome
I will not come back where it started
And simply declines to come home.
The phone is a wondrous invention
That reaches from mountain to sea,
And yet it has chased an idea
That will not return unto me-
It filled me with turbulent laughter,
It filled me with mirth and delight,
But the telephone made me forget it,
And so must beat it-good night Elk
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1917-03-14

Without any desire to appear in the
role of an alarmist, may it not be sug-
gested that it is well for the people OF this
county to look to it that they are not fast
growing into a condition OF affairs, or
rather, state, or situation where the
question may be seriously asked, whether
or not we are becoming a nation of home
breakers ?-Gunnar Bjornson.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1917-03-14

The commercial club at Redwood
Falls is rapidly increasing in men,
bership. Last week SO new members
were added, which makes a total of
160 That's going some for coun-
try town commercial club.-Spring-
field Advance
And it's going to go some more as soor
as it's officers, committees and members
get their second wind
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1917-03-14

There seems to be ripple or two on
surface of Third congressional poll
tics to the effect that Lieutenant Col
onel O. ]. Duane Of St. Peter might
enter the race for the democratic NOM
nation. There have been several rip
pies rippled and probably a few more
will ripple before Charley Davis is
supplanted as congressional represen-
tative in that district.-Brown Coun-
ty Journal.
It would be interesting to know whethe
this was written before or after ssCharley
Davis had lined himself up with Charley
Lindbergh and against the President o
the United States.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1917-03-14

The President of the University of South
Carolina says women are not fitted to teach
boys-even small ones. We presume the
gentleman will next try to prohibit wom-
an from mothering boys-on the same
plea.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1917-03-14

If every family possessing small gar
den plot would raise few rows OF pota-
toes it would do much toward reducing
the prices on that product. The OO,OOO,-
O0O-bushel output would quickly be passed
and the harassed housekeeper who now
has to pay around 5 cents pound for po-
tatoes would be relieved.-Iron Mountain
Press
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1917-03-14

Can't one just imagine Bob La Toilette
and "The Black Eagle" pulling thems elves
up to the full height of their proud man
hood and quoting Shakespeare's sentence
Il have done my state much service