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The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1917-06-01

you in the above entitled action within
six weeks of the date of the first pub
lication of this summons, to wit: by
June 23. 1917, and you will take no.
tice that if you fail to appear and an
swer or plead within said time, the
plaintiffs for want thereof will appeal
to the above entitled Court. for the re-
lief prayed for in the complaint, viz;
for judgment against you in the sum Of
$40.Yl.
This summons is published by the
order Of the Hon. Joe. H. Parkes,
Judge of the above entitled Court. said
order being dated May 2, 1917. and
the first publication of this summons
is dated May II. 1917,
Frederick Steiwer,
Attorney for Plaintiffs.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1917-06-01

To keep cut flowers In good condi-
ton clip the stems little daily. The
pores at The end OF the stem are apt to
clog. and by clipping them 1t allows
the pores to reopen. and the flower Will
be refreshed by the water II receives.
1t must also be- borne IN mind that all
strings or bindings NJ well as wires
should he removed SO that there VIII
10 no obstruction IN the wny Of the
wuter reaching the blossom itself. II
you value your cut flowers and desire
to huve them With you as long as pos
siblc. under no condition allow the d.,
rect rays OF tile Aun to shine TN them.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1917-06-01

Railroad transportation is not only
going to figure largely in the handling
Of troops and munitions on the great
systems of the United States, but prac-
teal railroad workers in every branch
Of the business are to be sent to Eu-
rope to construct, maintain and oper-
ate the railroads, England has been
doing her bit in this respect. In one
instance, the roadbed, rolling stock
and the entire working force of big
system was sent across the channel to
replace the property destroyed by the
retreatlng foe. 1t is unlikely that this
will be duplicated by America, but
American equipment is to be furnished
md men supplied TO mset the needs,
This dosa not imply that the transpor-
tatlon lines ofthis country. are TO be
neglected. There Is going to be no
diminution Of operation so far as the
necessities Of war demand. There
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1917-06-01
WHAT GASOLINE TRACTORS
CAN DO FOR FARMERS.

Transformation Of farming through
the agency Of gasoline Is the reyolu-
tionizing evolution which is now ex-
pected. Gasoline may yet change
farming from an occupation to pro-
fession, influence society az the tele-
phone and trolley have done and put
the possibility Of famine out Of human
consideration.
The New York Times contains dis
cussion Of these possibilities by Ed
ward A. Bradford.
He considers time and tractors the
pith and marrow Of the problem Of
growing enough foodstuffs. The war
would seem to him TO have had only
secondary consequences for agriculture
and the threat Of famine for the world
10 be owing to other causes than war.
During the first two years Of this
war the United States, according to
Mr.. Bradford, produced more food
than 1t consumed and exported rs per
cent more. Food riots and other
tokens Of shortage in food were caused
not by failure In crops, but by foreign
governments buying In American mar
kets. The foreigners drew on their
capital to supply their demands, and
outdistanced Americans buying by
means Of income. :
The means Of meeting the demand
appears to Mr.. Bradford to consist in
our farmers replacing OK or horse with
the tractor, which is the plow and au-
tonobiIe in one. In France and Eng
land farm help is so scarce that the
governments are calling for 1000
tractors 70 do the work Of men by
machinery. It follows that. II trae-
tors will help solve the farming pro-
blem in war. they can do so in peace.
Speaking Of wastage in using AMI
mails, Mr.. Bradford argues that 1t takes
more land to support mule or horse
than man, five acres against three. II
require $4,000, 900 acres to support
the horsepower Of farms. Horsefeed
costs ~, 900, 900, 900. A horse averages
only three hours work day. Tre-
mendous slack might be taken up by
releasing quarter of our cultivated
land from The support Of such waste
ful power. Displacement Of horse
labor would add to our yield Of wheat
or double our corn.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1917-06-01

may be curtailments Of passenger SER
vice, and freight trains speeded up to
lessen the number needed to meet the
wants Of the people Of this nation.
This plan has not yet been made public,
but the men in charge Of the railroads
are prepared to schedule the move
ments that will best serve the needs of
rornmerce
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1917-06-01
Notice 10 Creditors.

In the County Court of the State Of
Oregon for Umatilla County.
In the Matter Of the Estate OF
Myrtle S. Scott, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given to all persons
whom it may concern that viii M.
Peterson has been appointed admins.
traitor of the estate of Myrtle S. Scott,
deceased. All persons having claims
against her estate are required to pre-
sent them with proper vouchers as re-
quired by law to the said administrator
at his law Office in the Smith Crawford
Building in renilston Oregon, within
six months from date hereof.
Dated at Pendleton, Oregon, on this
25th day Of May, 1917.
win M. Peterson, Administrator Of
the Estate Of Myrtle S. Scott. deceased.
Post office address: Pendleton, Oregon.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1917-06-01

The nation has grim business ahead
and people who refuse TO take the war
call seriously will learn on registration
day that Uncle Sam is in no mood To
be trifIed with, observes the Spokes.
man Review. Registration for men
between the ages of VI and 80 inclu-
sive 10 compulsory, with real penalties
for wilfuI refusal a Jail cell with no
committing by payment Of fine. I'm
prisonment is also the penalty for false
or incorrect registration. The bust.
ness which the president has set for
June must be taken seriously. II
you are between the ages Of ~ and 10
inclusive, and not already in the armed
service of the United States, you must
attend personally to this duty OF reg
istrhtion. II illness holds you away
you must communicate with the city
clerk, If you live in a city Of 80, 900 or
more population; with the county clerk
otherwise. If you are absent from
your place Of residence you are TO ap-
ply as soon as practicalla to the city
or county clerk in the city and county
where you may be for instructions on
registering by mail. Illness Is no ex-
cuse. Absence will not excuse you.
And Of course you will not be allowed
to plead that business or occupation
interferea. You must register on June
III you are within the presc ribed
ages and do It as a duty, not as a
favor.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1917-06-01
Methodist Episcopal Church.

''The duty of the Church in This
Hour of National Need, is the sub
ject of the Sunday morning sermon at
the Methodist church. The big sum-
mer drive of this church will begin
Sunday. Every one is invited to help
make 1t glowing success.
The livest Sunday school in town
meets at 10 a. m. with the boy singers.
You never heard their like. These boys
are positively guaranteed to out-sing
any like number of men. women or
children--bsr none. Preaching service
at 8 p. m. Special music by the Choir
us. A special children's day exercise,
THE College Bell, is being prepared
for Sunday, July /. Walter S. Gleiser.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1917-06-01
The Christian Church.

"What About Our Nation?" and
"Tbe Responsibility of the Sinner, "
will be the respective subjects at the
Christian church Sunday morning and
evening. Bible school at $50 a. m.
Geo. R. Gerking director. Preaching
and Communion, il q. m, evening
service at 8. p. m, special music morn
ing and evening. The Woman's Mis-
sionary society will meet with Mrs.
Casper Woodward, Wednesday, June
18th. at $3.50 p. m. The public cor
daily invited to all these services.
d. Errett, Minister.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1917-06-01
Land for Sale.

No. 9a--is0 acres, a80 In cultiva-
tion, 10 miles from town; a-room
house, barn ~ head. shed and granary.
good water supply. All in crop. Price,
including machinery and crop. II sold
at once, $4,000 Reasonable payment
down, balance on good terms. With
or without stock. Partners dissatis-
fled, reason for sale,
II interested in grain. stock, fruit
or alfalfa ranches In Oregon, Wash
ington, California or Montana, address
Condor Realty CO., box "a, Conaon,
Ore. Adv.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1917-06-01
sioo Reward. sioo

The readers OF this paper win be
pleased 20 learn that there Is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure In all It's stages and
that 10 catarrh. Catarrh being greatly
influenced by. constitutional conditions
requires constitutional treatment Halls
Catarrh Medicine is taken internally and
faces OF tho System thereby destroying
the foundation OF the disease. giving the
patient strength by building up the con-
stitution and assisting nature In doing its
work, The proprietors have 20 much
fnith IN the curative powers Of Halls
Catarrh Medicine that thes offer Ono
Hundred Dollars for any case that II falls
10 cure Send for list OF testimonials,
Address +. ]. CHENEY q CO.. Toledo.
Ohio Sold by all Druggist. &c.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1917-06-01
The Churches.
At the BAPTIST Chnrch.

The Umatilla Baptist Association
convenes today at 7:30 p. m. All-day
meetings Saturday and Sunday and we
are expecting a great time during
these two days for we are to have with
us such men as DR.. o. C. Wright of
Portland and DIR. C. A. Wooddy, also
of Portland. who are to have part on
the program of the Convention. The
public is cordially invited to attend all
of these services.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1917-06-01
SUMMONS.

In the Justice Court of the State of
Oregon for Umatilla County, Pen
dleton District.
William Roesch and William Bogert,
partners. doing business under the
name of William Roesch Bottling
Co., Plaintiffs,
VS..
J. F. Prince, Defendant.
To j. +. Prince:
In the Name Of the State Of Oregon,
Greetings:
You are hereby required to appear
and answer the complaint filed against
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1917-06-01
What He Would Say.

"would you say that woman over
there IL homelyr'
"Weli. wouldn't put II as bluntly
as that. But will say that II she ever
marrles everybody win accuse the man
OF taking her for her money."-Detroit
Free Press.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1917-06-01

Miss Louise says whit tickles her
when she hears this piflic about the su.
perior intelligence OF tine alleged lord
Of creation is that she knows she can
pick one bllndfoldcd and make him
break his fool neck trying to do some-
thing he knows can't be done II she'll
Just brag on him a little.-Mncon Tele
graph
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1917-06-01
Good Idea.

Hub-l bought a rubber plant yester-
day. wlfe-oh, good! Then wen be
able to get our tires cheaper, won't
we2--Buffalo Express
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1917-06-01

The result tests the work. George
Washington.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1917-06-01
GROUP g. LASH

In Athena Monday Tuesday, Wednes-
day, other days Of week in Walla Walla
and and Main. over Third National Bank
DR.. z. w. Group DR.. C. II. Lash
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-01-04
Sattloflgteiten.
geriibt gegen beutife Snternierte i
CT Shtu
Mir leien inn .8erner 8unb:

Mir leien inn .8erner 8unb:
Sn ben lebten 5ogen tamen miez
Der einige Sattloiigfeiten gegen beutz
fde Snternierte bor, Die ii4 GENTLE
e..tentef reunoli9e Glemente beronsz
nebmen unb tie falt tdglih profti5iez
rem Sam ba Elm beuti4er Sntsrnierz
ter, ser i'm Sample nebsn anoeren
ldperen Munbel au9 ben 9srluit
zines Muges erlitt, CUR aoniulation
zines 9pe5ialilten nad 3aria unb
besab 1i9 in gegleitung elmer Gltern
Dome in Elm bortiges safe. Sin nett
i9nei5erildes SnoiDiouum, DAG am
glaubte i'm bonn Die iapsi5eriiae
9oitT reunO5daft fur aue Irieg5leiz
Denoen ba0ur9 Der tdnoli4 ma9en
gu muHen, boB er iFm Elm Derd4tliz
DIES Sole bode.." 5urief. Ser gleide
Snternierte belu9te Damn noa nit
Der qlteren Same Oas aun1tEous
uno begegnete beim 8erla7en oesielz
BEN i'm @eitu6el einem jungen, feinz
g%etleipeten Mann, Der inn b0bnii9
ld9elnD lin b0ugre aGemano!"
wGin oeuti9er 9aQunfe!!") entgegenz
mari. Mie sic Ra4frage bann Ell
CAB, 9anpelte e5 ii9 ebenfans Inn Ell
men lteben neutrality-suspicious. propez
rten3.
DaB bic oeutlaen Snternierten
iol4e Snfultationen un0 @emeinbeiz
ten BEL auer duBeren Hube ni4t p6ne
eionbere @ebanten iber 19pei3eri<
i@e Neutralitdt unb @afifreurbz
fdaft entgegennebmen, 1T mobl ielbitz
perftdnblt4, umio mebr, als iie BON
ibren eigentli6en 5einben gang an
Ders bebanbelt mer0en. 8egegnete
bod ser ndmli9e beutl4e Snternierte
aud fran50iiiden Snternierten, Die
fi4 gegenieitig adtungspoa begrHbz
ten. SIS tpdre an Der 3eit, baB man
berartige Sa%ttloiigteiten uno 8ez
i@impfungen ge60rtg abnbete, elm
NAL baburd, boB man Ste Namen
Der 2di terer poli5eilid feftitent uno
gegen Tie &lage er9ebt, ober tpenn
mon 3euge iol@er 8ei4tmpfungen
tit, oaB man benz ebrli4en @4metz
5ernamen ieinen STUFF benabrt, tn
Dem man als 3euge folder 8or=
tommnthe nit elmer gut f@pei5eriz
l@en nMaulidele" Die 9uitung aus
felt. Die @eri9te nu7ben in einem
lol4en 5ale pp6l einiges 9eritdnbz
nts on oen Sag legen fir ben gez
mabrer uno 8erteibtger Oes guten
@4mei5ernamens unb mirfliher
i@met5erii@er @aitfreunbi4aft.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-01-04

ne getpiaigrng bon $4,000 aug ser f.
oeralen 9ilfe %erlnngen, Die bepiltgt lit
fir @egearbeit in bielem Staate, Die
pertpenbet lperben loQ in Dem 8mu bon
@egen, Die bierin ipe5ifi5iert iinb: Co
fation = Cine. permaneute Brabierrng
nit Sizes : l1ebertpurf, NIT not6Denbiz
gen 8riide11, @raoierungen "a SUB brett,
&ies 1900 Dar0s CUR Meile. 2ange,
AZ Wetlen in Stearns gountD; ab9ez
1ddbter aoltenbetrag 100000. Sic
pben be1driebene Mrbett foQ bon Stearns
gountD get6an perben in ienem S6etle
beg County unter Ser Gnleitung Deg
Staat56odlpeg 9epartementS un0 oes
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 9epartements. Sic
1es County 1oa 50 Gro5ent Der Soften
bes 8aues tnner6al6 leiner @ren8en be-
sa5len. 9abiert, ct. Glou0, Winn., Den
81. 9e5ember, 1916.
3. 81. 2abr, goriiber; Socob @eber,
Sal. 6ern1an, Ben. Offering, g.
S. Sbeilen, gountp 8oarb bon
Gtearns COUNTY, Minn.
9eltdtiet: geifola1s Sbomep, gountbzMuz
bitor.
anf antrag pertagte iia Sic geb5roe
fine Sic.
(SiegeQ
g. g. 2abr, gorliber Ser County,
8e9Drbe bon 9tearns COUNT,
Winn.
8ei ftddtigt: Nif. 56oneD, Gountbz Muoitor
unb ggzofficio @lert Der 8e60roe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-01-04
Uje i'd tt1ein Uber-
flu(ll9es baar los Wurde.
@inboo @ebeimnik pertrieb es 10, oaf
es ME melr 5rriiffebrte, nad0em
G~leftri5itat nub piele 9aaraus=
ra1fmittel uergeblid amge= {,
lnan0t tuaren.
2aft MIDI Gud belfen abiol1tt fret.

Sait Bis gum MitteIaIter NOR ih emf
pfinDlid eeplagt bon gajfigem iiberflliiz
gem 1nnr. Neein @eii9t getpdbrte einell
Iublid nit etnem 1dtperen Sdnnrrbart
auf meiner 2ippe unD iprDben 8art an
meil1em &inr. Meeine Irme paren gleidz
talIs idrpsr beoedt. SD begllldts e!1!e
9ade na9 Der anbern obne grfolg. 9te
eleftrilhe Nabel madte oas &udst6um
roh 19limmer. ScelieBlid er9telt meir1
Batte, EN- 9eamter in Ser britii6en Mrz
NEE bon einem eingeborenen 6tr1Doo COLI
oaten (oei1en 2eben er %rettete) bas bon
Ser 9inboo Geligion 1i6er betpabrte Sc
beimniB, peldeS 5inboo Srouen ni9t
5uldbt, Die gertngfte @pur bon 3aaren
an irgenb einem 5hetle Tires &Drpers gu
I'd aebraudfe es un0 in tpenigen Iagen
mar mein @aartpuds bonitanoig perz
ldmuroen. 5eute fann teine @pur mebr
bdbpu entnedt nerben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-01-04
Kinder Sehreioa
MACH FLETCHER'S
7 RIA
Observation-Disclosures

Muron g. &orabougb uno Jralt an
&arl 6. @ebber, G@A 5@A, Gee.
3 uno MgA, @ec. $685. Mlblep,
$1370O.OO
Morib @0iden unb 6ralt an Ser
mann @0i9en> 2ots 8 uno 10 unb
oGes bon n0rolih 20 SUB bon Got
Is, Sec. 6=125=3t, Mlbmp, $4,000
Setter Son Sell un6 Grmt an So
iepb @orte, 1917 SWA tpeniger Ii.
i. 10. Gec. 22=126=32, Miltpooo, o1f
1913 Mder NgA 5@A Sec. 22=126=
80, MiQmpo0, $2700.00.
Sobn 81. spmura an Gaiper Bens=
mann, NR S@A, Sec. 15=125=30,
9lbon, $35OO.00.
8. g. g. Sobniton 9an6 60. an
S. 81. 2arion, 2ots 1884, 8lod 1,
Nailmap $780,, GIT Belgrade, $500.
Sobn g. Scattering un6 Irau an
Ni9o1os 8enner, sA @8A, Sec.
70 un6 M@A N@A unb g&@A
IMgA, Sec. 16=t23=3O, @afeHelb,
$136O0.OO.
Bilbelmina @ien un5 @otte an
Gpo Dies, 2ots 8 un6 8, Stems M06.
glroia, $4,000.
Sbomas Barrie un6 5ra1t an Gle
mems Soft, Got 8 nn6 8elt 10 6uB
BON Got Z, 8Iod 4, &oronis Hurf
A66., 5u Nopnespile, $4,000.
2uomig Sa11er un6 6rau on Sscar
|Gauer, Got IA, gIod Is, Greet Hor=
Itbern $780,, @elroie> $4,000.
Oscar 80. gauer un6 6ralt an
|2r6mig sa1er, iiolid 5 SUP bon
Got 10 nn6 aue5 BON Got II, Blod
13, Greet Nortbern $780,, Melroie>
|$S0O.0O.
Muria Surf an 8ernbar6 S. &oa=
man, N@A N@A, Sec. 2t=124=32,
let. Martin, $4,000.
Soiepb @teber un6 6rmu an g. 81.
g. @rgens, 2ots 1, 2 un6 II, glod
81, 9ruenings 4b0., 5u Ni4mono>
100000.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-01-04
''te;.eu dJtffriertem 8riefr

Cine prigineQe Metbo0e, usa 81
perbiten, baB briefli4 abermittelfs
militdril9e ober 5taatsse9eimniHe
our &enntntB l1nbefugter gelangtsn,
batten Sic alten @portaner. Wenn
bic ]partanil4e Regieruns it@ namz
lt@ iiber perartise 9inse gegen ibre
@ertreter austpdrts duBern polte, 10
beoiente tie 1i9 oa5u Der iogenannten
uifbtale." Dies NOR Elm runoer Stab.
um ben Elm LANCER, bunner Riemen
10 sepidelt murDe, Dab INNER cine
WinDung unmittelbar an Oie nor1erz
gebenbe 1i9 anl9lrB. 9uer uber bie{e
8emidelung, pom oberen gnoe oe5
gto6es %unfangeno, puroe Damn Die be-
treffenoe urtunoe geI9rlsben, oaraaf
Der Niemen ab9emidelt unD fortgez
i9idt. Ser reftmaBige gmpfG1lser
Oes @ariftitide5 tonnte IS nit Sill
fe zines in ieinen 9dnben befinoli=
den @tabes, Der ge11au Oas Gesenz=
{fid oes BEL Ser Mbfaf1ung benuBten
mar, leien, fir jeoen Mnbern aber
6lieb bas Gon5e ielbFperitdaoli9 Elm
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS M6racaoabra bon
lauter ein5elnen gudta6en.
9as lit nun o1er0ings feline Cliff
reiGrift i'm heutissn Slime, rpenn es
aud i'm Gffett auf bas @leide FL
n%ausfommt. 9aJegen berubt oirett
auf 0em ndlnliden Grunoiage. ME
Die beute iibliden Gbiffreipiteme cine
geheimi4rift, beren iid Der berlhmte
r0mii4e @taatsmann Sulius @aiar
COCA b. G6r.) in pertrauli9en
griefen eoiente. ngs beltono," fast
Elm r0miider 5ariftiteler barubsr,
rein gebeimes uebereinfommen spi=
i4en Den &orreiponbierenben betr.
perdrberter @telung Ser 8u9taben,
10 ooB i'm @eidriebenen Der cine
plag un0 8ebeutung oes anberen
einnabm, beim 2eien basegen isoem
bic etgentli4e 9tenung unb @eltung
3uruderi tattet purbe. Wel9e Bud5hlz
ben aber fir chamber eintreten 1onz
ten, baruber bat.en iid 5ubor 9ieiez-
nigen bereinbart, Die oie{e @ebeimz
i9rift eroa9ten." Sas lit benn bas
alteite, betannts G6iffrierfptem henz
tiger Mrt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-01-04
Mimnnt @rinb iueg,
Beieitist Ben Saaransfaa.
S&unt Guer 8aar! aauft cine IS Gess
6Iaf4e 9anberine serabe iett-8e-
ieitigt aud bas Qautiuden.

9iinnes, ipr5oes. farblofes unb maee<
req 9uar 1T Elm ffumrues 3eugniR fin
cine bernadIdRiete 6nut = fir @rtnb
= ben ihredrichen @dorf.
&c qibt nidts, mas bns 6dar 10 ger
ft6rt nIs @rinb. &c bern1bt bds 5um
ieines Changes. ieiner Stdrte uno ieines
2ebens. er3eugt gelegentlid 8ieber 1mh
SUDDEN Ser $nuf, tpobur4, fpenn nidt
beieitiat. Sic 6oartpur5e1n 5ufomn1enz
'drumpfen. fih Ipsndhen un6 gum 9b=
iterben qebroht tperben - bdnn fdnt bas
6dnr rafd d11s.
@o1ft cine Is Gent S1a'de @notpI<
toms 9onbertne IN irqenb einer 4pothefe.
Shr f6;nnt iiderIid krrlihen 6ndrtpuhs
unb cine ToKe 6unre haben. tpern Shr
eben MIR cine feine SInfhe 9onberine
periu9t, @@ont erer 6aar. gerfn9t
e&I
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-01-04

Gin 9.inouz Matroie. Der
ji9 @bas. Williams nennt, tom unz
ldneit na4 Der noro0itliaen poliaei=
itation in Baltimore un6 Bat, ba er
angab, bier un5etannt gu fem, UNI
Elm Na4tquartier. 9a aber Der Raz
pitdn zines britifden 9ompfers, Der
Seem yort por mebreren Sagen per=
lieB, bic 8eb0rbsn perf4iebener 9a=
fen}tdbte bonn gerf3ninben mebrsrer
Mitglieber ieiner Mannfdaft benadlz
ri9tigt 6atte, purbe Der 9inbu einem
fdarfen 8er66r u%nter5ogen uno CAB
5u, elmer Der peri9nunbenen Qeute
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-01-04

y IluI QlIUPlIl WlUIQPUS.
9onnerfag, BEN 21. 9e5ember, 1916.
Ser gertagung gemdB trat Sic 8ebDrz
Sc 5%uiammen; ale W3itglieber antpeieno,
g. &C. 2abr als goriiber. Iuf sntrag
bes Sacob @eber, unterfIbt bon Sal.
German, tpurDen fplgenbe 8%etptQglngen
fir 8riden unO @ulbert5 SEN re1peftiben
bier nam6aft ge1nahten Sptpns 5ugelfnnz
SEN: Nlbanb $296.64; Mibleb $1SS.95;
Mbon 5000; Gol[egebiQe $93.50; grom
2nfe 5000; Grptp Niber $1OS.42;; Sarz
ming $101.4O; 8ettp $254.52; @robe
$500; SolDing 5000; @rain $142.5 so;
Cafe George $1O7.9 6; 2uremburg 1925;
2nnoen $3.50; Maine Brairie 5000;
Melroie $226.87; MiItpoob 1927 IA;
Nort6 Sort S124.5O; Dat $3.50; STAR
mono $50; GodbiGe $3.50; ct. Mtgnifa
$195.46; ct. Sp1epb $500; ct. I1arz
tin 5000; ct. @enoel 5000; gapf Gem
ire $3O0.O2; 5pring Sin $3.50; @afez
.fieIo $3.50; 3ion $551.9S; gilnge ct.
Soiep6 $50. @uf antrag puroen fol-
genbe @egez unb 8riiden = Hednungen
erIaubt unb DEM @eieb 8ufolge CUR 3obz
lung angepielen: Mlban5 $296.04; M76z
len $685.; Mbon 5000; g%ouegebiue
S93.5O; Grofp 2afe 5000; Grotp 8iper
S5S.32; $5O.1O; Sar1ning 5000; $82.z
36; $7;12; Seth $s473; $199;79;
$3.50; $1OO; 2afe George $1O7.96;
2ugemburg $48.38; $176.62; 2bnben
$21.S0; Maine 8rairie 5000; Melroie
S26.87; 1922; SIPS; Mintpoob S3S;
$1,000; $18.27; $26.47; Mortb Sort
$t24.50; Dat $3.50; @abmonb $3.50;
@odbile $292.43: $57;57; ct. 9uglita
st85.46; ct. Soiepb $3.50; $223.14;
S57.96; ct. Martin $122.24; $77.76;
ct. 8en6e1 $169.56; $30.44; @auf
Centre $3.50; S1OO.3O; $71.22; $40;
@pring Sin $3.50; @afefie1b S122.46l
$27.54; 3ion 100000; S237.50; $114.z
4s; gtlage ct. Soiepb $4,000. Gnf
Nntrug tprrben Sic Hednlngen Ser na6z
ite9enb genannten Sotpns fir @egembeit
pertpprfe len: Brodtpab, @bpn, gben Safe,
Sarming, @ettp, @robe, &rain, 2ate
ct. M11guita, ct. Sniepb, ct. Martin,
@a11f Centre, 8ion, 9iunge go1D @pring,
giGage 81. Nidblas uro gt1age sprina
6in. Muf 4ntrag @%ertagung bis 2 11br
1ohmittnns.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-01-04
NuBli9e 5iere ftno gu bebauern,
Ser unOanf tat Elm BerubigenbeS
: un6e0tnate 9erlaRli4feit.

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Du muBt einer 9offnung ahnlid'
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raoor: es gift bod oud f96ne Md6te.
Oft gebt BET e1zopeurzIusidnitt
Der 9amen Biz ans 6er5 Ser Mdnz
r1er.
Muf Masfen56ner besesnet man
mebr Gnt1arpten, als i'm setp0bnli4en
Qeben.
Isl geipradig hie Gin{arteit lit,
penn man ote 5dbtsteit mitbringt, ibr
gu lau1Gen.
Gs gibt Mdnner, bic tbre @tdrte
nur in tbren &ragen unb Mani4etten
baben.
Ste @erleumoung 1T feline untpez
fentlide @tibe bes sefenf@aftli4en
8erfebrs.