davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-09-30

These tabulations show that the total
attendance was 1867 and the total
number paying admissions was l0,625.
While the fair this year ran behind,
the deficit win not be as much as was
thought at first, although the amoant
cannot be stated yet.
After the fair of 1913 the association
did not owe cent. but the fairs of
1914 and 1915 and the expenses of
preparation for the two succeeding
years when the plans were given up on
account of infantile paralysis caused a
deficit of about $500, to which the
deficit of this year will be added.
-@ Buy LIsEEIY BONDS
That when man forgets to ask
his wife if she needs any money it s
a sign that the honeymoon is over
Rutland News.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-09-30

On Thursday and Friday, almost
wholly on Thursday. only few visit
ing the ground Friday for the post
poned events, the attendance was as
follows:
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-09-30

A tabulation of the attendance fig
ures for the Valley fair of 1918 shows
that the number was practically the
same as estimated in The Reformer 8
reports of the exhibition.
The figures for the first day, Wednes-
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1918-03-08

TO the kicker: If you must kick
k.cb forward like man, not back
ward like mule.
4 Chicago lecturer says that Low
leo. are not 50 common as they appear
Didn't know anyone had such poor
taste as to fake bow legs.
Austria tired Of war Well, it isn't
tie first time in history that an IL
diyidual or a nation has startcC
something they couldn't stop.
Germans are said to be wearing
clothes made of paper. The kaisel
sbould be able to furnish them some
raw material if they can aliliz'
"scraps."
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1918-03-08

Ms D.la Ward this week an
oouncDs her candidacy for toe Re
publican nomination for Che Office 81
'ouuty superintendent ot Schools o!
.teI.rc county, subject to the vii, a
ae voter, as the party pNmary to he
iii Tuesday, May ~, 1913. Miss
ard is thoroughly qualified for tho
.lice she seeks, alH has been spend
lg The winter months in the' County
opffiuteEdelis Office in Pottawa'
az county, Nebraska, IN order e
80 thoroughly fit herself to hlI
@Ae rosition she seeks Two -Iear,
~s~>.y t.---aecan fcgta fJr- r1ri~'trfi., J
IN lade very clcd.tabie race, aH
nrr friends this wear have great hope
Of her winning the nomination at the
May Primary. Seehel announcement
hs9whpre in this i--u
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1918-03-08

4 Weare indie 4 sorcy to report ,ha'
anly seven OF the eighteen boys who
entered the Boys Pioneer Com Grow
ng Contest year ago, up 10 March J
died a report Of he crop they harvest
el from their acre Of corn grown last
ycar. aud OF those who made the
report as stipulated in the enlrys.anb
! q. Gus afson Was an elsy winner
gih yield OF 23 bushels Mr
Gu~tal -on has some good corn anc
SAYS he Will have al ample supply Ci
good seed and is ready to supply any
q .a7t years contestants who woulC
ikc 10 enter this year, contest, Will
seed at reasonable rates. We certain
is should liked TO have had a rtpor
f.0m each contestant but We could no
deivr this matter ans longer aua q
make the award from the report, On III,
with Us March |. The following art
| the ieldS of the contestant acres a.
reported TO Us and vpr.H q by tN'
lois utercstrl persons: \ O Gustd
sou, 23 bushels; Jcus Lirsen, i
su.hels; Eyald Erk,en, II bushels
Lrroy Mitchell, IL bu-hoi-; ErlI
4 a
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1918-03-08
ID. WEATHER BUREAU REPORT
IT'S. ,.-ek EIIiug March 0

~
oo
- 49,
WV
.I .w'#.'n tom J""u1r!
70 d"t', : -
,.... diam for Ioll Io,7
..t,.,, r.rIgl, 2o -
.... rr.....,a.au. Tor 1916. lN.N2.
l, Pr..pt lioa for 1917 ISL
FGau q. Kmsu. Observer.
N a.rt Miller of Carter Was her,
Nuu >day. looking after some
au.i. SIS lut.rcsts.
r. W. Il 49,;
r.,;i'Iy,. ..L.,. ha ,;Il
I, ;., r.;.nl
O-an Slha'Ilrr ieI' Wednesday
ann a.o.,. ..,.al before en,erjno T,cle
1.,,. ,rmv
''.'' - '.''' u '''' = '''"','' " ~ ',''' y
.' '.' ''0''' '"o' .''' "'''" ;
' ,'0'' . =. " >''''''''''' -" ''''''''
". '.' 7''.o'''
Ih.r. wiIl be church al The school
.ma,.i. ,r,ra.,5 ,,t.,I
....rl,... ,.,i..,.
i.u..i W. Soccer went 10 81
...,,7 Monday a.'er ms sisters
GRACE and L.dIa lhey are coming
N'.ae 10 -ee 'nelf new bro'her'
II. +. Jahnke returned TO Wood
Friday from Mattoon, Wisconsin,
'd + D" '.'.' Ne'' y" a e'o'' '''''
"'. ''' '"'''''l ti o'"''A0
7.'''' 90 "''1" ~ '"' i'0''''"'''
10 repyted that IN epidemic Of
u -.e. has been running through
l. Butte Creek Indian Day ScE0oI
tud proc'ica!ly I'll of the children
lNya suii i.red from a hight form olthe
uaIady.
@I, George Ddacon ana son ft-
.1Fuyd Id~' saturday rom HhuIl9po' :
"Iarohs'n' Whtie lhey mao oeeh 'l'l'
n~ WIN her parents an" o'ner rel
.t.yet ana iilendS ioI 'he past TWO
months.
r., .;1,a p.u c;I !. -,
p,l. ~ .;,, coror,n,,, .oh,ol an 81,
....... ~ e.t,,d.r March lc ,Giu
l.; 1 en-
,,.. ,.o l,;nn ,au ca, n.or,.
~. :. Co., a., to.,G.
TIL. r,,.;o. p.3 C,.os. o,noon
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1918-03-08

II q. Day, who has been visiting
with his son at Lincoln, \ braska.
and other relatives and friends for the
past couple Of months, returned &c
his N,iIcttccounty home last Monday
Mr. Da} i looking well ami says be
| Is glad to get back to breathe ON
uyigorating atmosphere.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1918-03-08

Mrs Mary Serpan, of Lacrosse,
Kansas, sister to the E iitor, arriv q
st Friday to be with him during his
tu--Ia with rheumatism. This j, hei
i Ir,t visit 10 the Rosebud country. anc
b. is quite layorably impressed VIII
}ai- big new country. PERSONAL.
thc Z ltor i, enjoying her visit yer,
much.
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-12-13
Each Season Has It's Charms.

Each srns'u has IL avn outdoor
charm, even winter when heavy
SHOWS cover thr earth, Read Thor
eau and .l"hu Burroughs uul learn
how the ,rnckS uf snail animals On
the SHOWS surface show tie life uf
the wood, ard how the grace unh
shadow "f twigs, III" beauty aud Nnrl.
c'y nf III" sr,'l puds ~ weed. AMI the
activity uf birds cuuS" the srrnllcr 10
forget the cold, while the tinkling II
snail streams lhruigh u double mar
pln uf iclclrs II music tu hls ears.
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-12-13
Color. blind Bees,

H'cs have nn ability ,o detect rcd F;
IN other words, H. bees rcd IL the same
n hluck. A noted biologist recently
determined exactly an the colors nnd
shades uf color hrr' can see, by feed
iI,s experiments. IN u few hours bees
would learn TINT the professor put
sweets IN blue ar yellow dishes. hut not
IN gray dishes nnd by varying the ,lr'
tails II was easily pnssihl" to discover
III" color senses or the bees. They
were found to confuse red aud black
;" uniformly 'hni II WIS evident both
seemed black Ia the bees.
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-12-13
Private Fran 0. Burpcrt, of Canu,

Private Fran o. Burgcrt, of Camp
Zachary Taylor, +. A. {. .. 7. s.,
Louisville, Kentucky, accompanied by
his sister Alice Burgert, teacher oi
the First Grade in the Oregon Public
school, was in town Tuesday, ON bust
ness. He has accepted the position Of
teacher Of mathematics on the Oregon
High school faculty. He was in the
y. A. 7. c. at Lawrence, Kansas, and
was promoted to the officers traininy,
camp at Camp Zachary Taylor. Pre-
vious TO his enlistment he was Primo
pal Of the Eudora, Kansas, High
school. He IL a graduate Of the Kan
sas State University, at Lawrence.
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-12-13
Farm i,ur,au Notes.

W. &. Swarner, County Agent.
Not long ago u certain Holt County
farmer revealed IN conversation Win
the county agent the reason why his
son stayed on the farm. lie told OF
how he takes his son into his conf
dcnce. asks his opinion regarding GER
tain pieces Of work, and gives him u
vacation when he deserves one. When
they had finished plowing corn, laNi
summer, he told the son that he had
worked hard and deserved u vacation.
lie gave him the vacation.
During his vacation the son reccv-
cd an opportunity to make $500 u
day for himself and team by plowng
corn for a ncighbor. The father fur
nished the team and let the son keep
all the money he made with II.
Expressions Of sympathy from dad
in the lads hardships; interest IN his
work; substantial reward for his Of.
forts and respect for his opinion VIII
be a great help in keeping the lad ON
the farm.
The following verses tell in a clever
way why some lads leave the farm:
Why He Left the Farm.
Why did you leave the farm my
Why did you bolt and leave your dad ?
Why did you beat II off to town
And turn your moo, father down?
Thinkers of platform, pulpit and
press
Are wallowing in deep distress.
They seek to know that hidden cause
Why farmer boys desert their pas.
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-12-13
CALLED HIGHER.
George Edmund Roselius.

George Edmund Roselius.
Born May \, 1902. at Corning, Mo.
Dicd December 4, 1919. at Tarkio, NJ.
Or community was shocked when,
in 'H" carly morning Of December a,
am ,-agc came to tell US that George
Ros 'Iu- had passed ort from this Ii ..
He wa. q senior student in Tarkio Col
leg His record stands 50 high.
sch ,r of great promise. loved AMI
reSr,"rd 10y teachers and associate :.
Ev, 'ung planned for future pro-
fes 'n and the means ready to ac-
COM ~ anything he might wish.
Srong, athletic, yet so gentle. joyous.
gen,r,us aud loving. Az the young
w, "bhcd he said. Mother love is
all. And the clear voice Of that
crushed mother whispered softly.
without a trrmor, ayes. George. love
IL all Aud Gcorgic was gone.
1Gg w" have q beautiful young life
who mission was complete IN s,N-
teen short years; years so filled with
usciuurss, JOY and gladncss. love!
We mourn not as those who have
no hope. We know that cover there
we hall have great reunion some
uaa We huoW Witt W, n'"'E'
WIZ h'" ~ thht great eternity ne was
wa.h'hf thc stn'cs OF that New Jcru.
sa, ..' ,ahn ~ hahn' WIN the swect
sNl'i' wary, VINO mao oeeh waning
~ 1l'h'ns lor hcr pap! o,o'hor'
th' three years past: Ever dear To
ea other on earth, their love Is now
In Hur,al. inscparal lc. divine.
E''g' l'UNeS inoth'f ana iath'r
an one slstr. ana many other reia'
w "h" true ir'ci'"H Who VIII h'~s
MN
'i' 'puI wa" cSc"rud 10 Norhlng ny
y, ~ "i|h "I .ns y. n, !. u uh,t anu .hc
ir's"'ht oi ,he 20, &c conducted the
SiN.'', NJ thc ohi 'tosehus nome
r. y n"scI,hs an" 'l,,an pelnR very
'oW WIN lniiuenIa ~ their own nome.
" unlu'n WIN tne Iresoy'cr'an
,hulth Wh'n ne was zen years olu,
ahh lh' rnon from tlls cnurch sang
sN,'ul the s"rgS nc loScu. q,
WI 'atuiuh| Wo'hllH th' iuhcr'H
'l'uh 'poh y, 'ouiS' o ihc ,o,hing
&C. n't'fy AMI thefc We lowered the
" ''"N' frh' ms 'n'" lnc moist car,n,
>, iinunh'u bS fragrant, exquisite
cldp'tS oi hreutitul il"wers' ,he gii's
o' 'hr n,ahy, mnny c'os" friends ot our
oMm "lov'd 'corgc'
lh''" ~" so many Ioreu ones pass
INK away during. this epidemic 80
many bruised and broken hearts mat
would give comlo't 10 you All.
Thor" ~ voice from TIE tomb, sweet
~ 'Nan song; hrfc w. u remembrance
oi the dead 10 whom "" turn even
from ~" charm. Of tie living. and
| tlNlH' I'llN wv W. FIllll y w
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-12-13

Mrs. Ollie Cook, whose home was
destroyed by fire several weeks ago,
has moved into the Clara Lyons house,
lust ives, of her old home,
Mrs. Min,a Lynch was shopping
in ST. Joseph, Wednesday of this
week. d.
You will find large stock of
Window Glass at T., .. Phillips Drug
Store.
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-12-13

Take no chances with your Radi.
ator - Twelve-Twenty will prevent
freezing up to 20 degrees below zero.
Will not rust-will not injure rubber
or metal-will not evaporate. One ap-
plication will run you through the
winter-guaranteted. Sold by Cook &
Fostsr. -
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-12-13

On and after this date. ] will in ~.
way be responsible for any debts con,
tractcd by my wife, she having lei,
my bed and board.
HAROLD OPPENLANDER.
December i3, 1918.
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-12-13

FOR SALE-My place Of two lots
and 5-room house In the Highland ad-
dition. MRS. GEORGIA SIMERLY.
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-12-13

Now Is the time to buy your Xmas
presents for the soldier boys. DO not
wait until II Is too late. You can find
just what You need at Phillips Drug
Store.
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-12-13

millinery Bargains All trim.
med and untrimmed hats al
greatly reduced prices. Step In
and look them over. Your
chance 10 buy cheap.
MRS. E. 4. NETHERlAMO,
Oregon, No.
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-12-13

IL registered Poland China Brood Sows, bred to good
boars Poland China Roars; 10 POlind China Shoats;
Duroc jersey Gts pedigreed weigh about 200 pounds.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-10-10
Smb 9afota.

Siour Sails. - Ser @toats>
fonbent Der 606eration Der Grm1ens
flnbs fat bier am 9ienstug ieinen
Mnfong genommen un6 miro Don-
nerStag gum Mbi6luB gelangen.
@ouptreoerin a1f 6em &onbent miro
6rou Carrie Gbapman @ott beim
S@luB ser Sabresberiammlung I'M
&oui1eum fem. Gin auBeror6entli6
neutrality-suspicious. Brogramm mar
fir sic l%1nterbalt11ng Ser 5ablrei@ er<
idienenen @dite 6ur6 Sic bieitgen
&lub0amen 5uiammengeitent tpor6en.
@onei It le - Sinter etnem
2a6engebd116e ma6ten &in6er NIT
!3iin6b0l5den Elm Se1er> 6as ii9 bel
itarfem 8in6e raid a1sbrettete nn6
nabeiteben6e@ ebdu6e ergriff po6nr9
Elm @9a6en bon $4,000 angeri6tet
mur6e. Mhtr nit i6merer Mibe ge-
lang es ser Seuertpebr Ser Slammen
SEER at mer6en.
Drnper.- DoB sic Giitterung
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-10-10

elmer Miuion Dollars gu griinoen, els
ne Summe, sic Elm menig gu bod sc.
9riffen gu fem i6eint. Ser Setretar
ser &ommiiiion legte Serrn Pte1fer
uno ieinen 6reunoen nabe, es mliroe
pielleidt fir Sen Mnfang geniigen, Die
Summe bon $4,000 in Sem Inter-
nebmen on5ulegen. NoA elmer grltno'
liden Briifung ser Sa9e iou Die gr'
orterung mieoer aufgenommen tper.
Sen, mas bereits binnen einigen Co
gen gei9eben oiirfte.
0uIutb. = SIM bieiigen 81
itriftsgeri6t tpuroen ser 5rar @eno'
pefa Sorrer $4,000 9egen 6ie Nor-
tbern Yacific 8abn uno Sic 9ulltb &
Mel abe Nortbern 8abn 3ugelpro6en
fir SEN Sos hires @otten, Ser ourd
einen 8abnunfau peruria6t moroen
mar.
Manfato. = Mebrere bnn6ert
Sbullebrer trafen Donnerstag bier
ein, Inn Ser @r0ffnungsib11ng oes
oreitGgigen &onbents ser 5outbern
Minneioto Tea6ers' Mliociatioon BET
5ulppbnen. 9ie augemeinen grorter-
ungen orebten itb um 6as Sbnlme=
len 5ltr &riegs5eit un6 na6 6em
&riege.
Sem uIm. - Sic Miiblenar<
better ser eagle Mouer Miu 60. bon
bier, Sic Dor ni6t LANCER 3eit cine
e(rbeiter- Linton gegriin6et baben, be-
barren ol1f ibrer 6oroerung I'M cine
2obnerb0bung. Sic erbalten 37@entS
Sic 5tun0e fir geadt= ooer Sagesar=
belt nit elmer Mrbeitsous6auer Biz
5u elf 5tun6en. gs miro bon ibnen
perit6ert, 6oB lie ni6t mebr 2obn err
balten, ols sic Mrbeiter in Sen ibri=
gen Miiblen oeS ii6liden Minnelota.
Sic porbem ieitens Ser @eieqi6aft
al1fgelteute gegenteilige 8eba1ptung
miro bon ibnen beitritten. 9te 2eute
iin6 peiter ser Mniidt, 6aB ibnen in
onbetra6t ser S9tpere Ser Mrbeit Ell
ne MufbeiIerung 6eS2obnes 5ufommt.
53u einem Muslton0e mouen lie ie6o4
Ser 3eitumltdnoe, megen ni9t grei=
fen, baben iid int @egenteil ser alten
3ablregel gefiigt.
8inono.- @ttpa so Bro5ent
ser Stu0enten 6es nnpeit ser Sta6t=
grer5e gelegenen ct. MorDs College
iino an ser ipanii6en Snfluen5a er=
frunft. &einer Ser Saue lit i6limm.
audi in ser StQ6t ielblt bereits
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-10-10

1poroen. Dieielben tparen am 6. Sf-
tober borigen Sabres idtuer oerlebt
lporoen> als 6as 4utomobil, in mel=
hem lie fubrer, bon einem StraBen-
b%abntpagen %getroffen tpur6e. 8orous.
iihtIib miro 6ie @eie1i9aft beim
Obergeridt 8erufung gegen sos l1r,
tell einlegen. - 9te gr0ffnung Ser
5taatS- uniberiitat mir6 nod meiter
binausgei6oben mer6en, INN elmer
meiteren Musbreitung ser fpaniiden
Snfluen5a in ben 3miQingslta6ten
bor5ubeugen. Die observation-disclosures
Ser &ranfbeitsfaIe gab @eranloiiung
al gr0Berer 8orii6t. Son 500 ouf
Der Q1niberiitatsfarm 1tationierten
Wannern iin6 200 nod oem 9aupt.
boipital in Sort Smelling geian6t
mor6en, un6 100 per6en in Ser Boe
liflinif Ser lniberiitats farm bebat1=
oelt.
ct. Saul. = Mrbeitgeber in
Minneiota meroen ft6 an 6as Nor6-
meitlt6e &egional : &riegsin6uitrie-
amt men6en, Inn gegen 6as 8eri6i-
den bon Mrbeitsfraften na6 ausmGrts
at protei tieren. Sc miro erfldrt> BOB
Sic &rtegSin6uitrie Minneiotas ielbit
an Mrbeitermongel lei6et, nn6 BOB
oesbalb meitere geridiebungen 5u
groBe Na6teile bier berborrnfen
miir6en. = sis gum eriten Sftober
baben giienbabnen in Minneiota un6
Bisconiin auf SEN bier Sauptbabnli=
MEN 1864 8aggons &artoffeln,
iiber 6oppelt iobieI als I'M @oriabre
bef0r6ert. Die ltaatliden 8eb0r6en
6ringen no6mals ouf 6as bal6tge
@erlenoen Ser &artoffeln, ebe Sic fal-
tie S%abres5eit etntritt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-10-10
Illus dem nordWe(ten
WinneSpfa.

st. Youl. : Mm Mitt1po9mor=
gen pergongener @ohe 5onten sic
&atbolifen st. 9al1ls unb 6eS Nor6=
meitens ibren1 %perltorbenen gr5bii6of
Sobn Srelanb Sen lesten Eribut.
Ml.d, Sic @ertreter oes 5taates nn6
Ser Gtoot >paren BEL Sen @req1ien
unb Observation-Disclosures in ser
&othcorolc s1gegen, I'M bem in al
len 8rei1en Ser 8ep0lferltng ongeie.
benen Er1loten Sic lette @bre 5l er.
>peiicn. Sic Scrren bom &npttol gin-
gen nit @oupernel1r g1trnqlttit an
Ser Spite IN gei6loiienem 3uge '5l1
SUB nod Ser &atbe6rale, tpo Tie in
sen erlten 81nfen hire Stbe einnab-
men. Seitens Ser 8eb0lferung tpar
Sic 8eteilieung m%Berorbentlid groB.
3l1 Solllenben ltano Sic Menge oidt=
o%eorGngt ol1f 0em &atbeoralbigel,
oIS Ser lonee 9eihen5ltg iid nod IL
llbr in @%emeg,ng iette, un6 in Ser
@otheorole tporen neitere Em1ienoe
sl,aeoen, Sic Sem MeQ1tiem unb Der
oeid)enreoc oes gr5bildofs &eane
bon Dubuque be%ipobnten. Sbmobl Ell
ne ao11se MnsoM bon boben firdliden
@iiroentr1gern aus auen Setlen Der
Ser. Stooten uno Gnna0as 5ugegen
NOR, tpltroe Ser @%ottesbienit iebr etn=
fadl gebolter1. Gus Seelenomt 5ele-
briertc Ser Slgenofrel1nb 6es Gr5bt=
idlofs, @iidof Thomos S'8orman
bon Siol,r Tous, 8. 8. 0ie antpc=
lenoen Gr5biih0fe Gbriltie bon Sort
Iono, Ore, @lennon bon ct. 2onts,
800, MeBn1er bon Milmo11fee un0
MlrnoeIein bon Chicago ipraden nod
sem Rcql1iem Sic ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
minneapolis. = Ser foot
Iiden Siferbeitsfommiiiton liegt elm
@ellld, Dor Inn Mngabe ibrer Mnii6t
iiber ei11en EIon, aus Strob @as ber=
5uIteIlen. Serr Sron5 Gfeifer bon bier
1prod, i11 Ser &ommtliton Dor nn0 err
orterte nit Sen Mitglie6ern Die bon
ibm gemad)te grfinbung elmer Wo=
ifine, sic sur @erItellung BON @aS
un0 onoeren Nebenpro6uften 6ienen
lou. Seinen 9(usfiibrungen gemGB
qeht mon nit einem Hlone Inn, cine
aorporotion nit einem &opttale bon
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-10-10

Sale oufgetreten iino, eptudgen Die
8eb0roen sic 5blieBung ser 8ergnii-
g1ngsplGbe, Gbnlen nno &irden.
Manfato. - Wm. @nglertb
aus eagle 2afe fat cine gnti6abi-
g%ungsflage gegen 8. s. 2ilie nno
2onis 2ilie bon bier angeltrengt in
ser er $4,000 berlangt. Die &lage lit.
sic Tolge zines fiir3lth 5mii6en en-
glertb nn6 oen beioen 2ilies entitan-
6enen 9treites uno Ser &lager be-
banptet, b0spiqig angegrtffen por-
Sen al fem. Cine BON ben leBlgen
gerflagten poroem peranlaBte Sc
i9uloigung Gnglertbs megen boSmi1-
ligen Mngriffs NOR aus Sen @eri6ten
pertpieien mor6en.
@aterbiIIe. = Mablon St.
@perett, friiberer 5taatsienator bon
Sc @ue11r County lit bier bon ietnem
@eim aus DEM 2eben geidie6en. @r
mar a1b neun Sabre @ountp=5aul=
superintendent uno beflei0ete 5nr3eit
Sic Steue 6es lofalen Mnmalts.
8rainer6. = Giele 8emobner
ser Counties Grotp @ing nnb Mitfin
mobnten Mitte lebter @o6e Ser for
mellen @r0ffnung Der neuen @eilan=
ltalt fir S6pinoii6tige in Deer=
MOOD BEL. 9ie Mnitalt mur6e bon BEN
beiDen Counties gemeiniam erridtet
11no itebt unter 2eitung 6es Dr. Ser
bert S. Summons.
gu lntb. = 8ert 50. Tarbeu
tpur6e bon @ei9morenen in &i6ter,
@. 81. Giants Mbteilung 6es DitrifttS=
geri6tes 6es Gtootes I'M eriten Grade
i9ul6ig befunoen. CT batte om 6.
Mugult oen Yolt5i1ten Sobn Callahan
eridoiien. unmittelbar na6 Mbgabe
oes @obripru6es Der @efduorenen
perfiin6ete &i9ter Cant 6as urteil,
6as auf lebenslangli6e .!3u6tbauS-
ltrafe in Stiqmater la1tete. - 9ier
iou na6 Ml1sfage bon berufener Sei=
tie 6te @artfoblenlage cine be0enfli6e
fem. @omobI in 9ulutb a1s ou6 in
Superior befin6en ii9 fait gar feline
@orrdte mebr in ben Dofs un6 met
tere 8eiorgung nit @artfoble 6iirfte
pobl bal6 aufboren. 0abei lit @ol5
ungebener teuer getpor6en. Ser Ser
lud 6es @ol5perfaufs 6nr6 sic @ta6t
muBte onfgegeben tper6en.
ct. Saul. = Na6 einem Be-
ri6t bon 8. 8. 8aBnett bon ser Uni
ber1itGts= Garm, @or1tan6 ser 9reid=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-10-10

bon Sdmeinen nit Nlfolfa obne ieoe
Waisbeigabe iebr getpinnbringen6 lit,
fat @rnit Miiaer betpieien. unlangi1
berfoufte er 200 5dtpeine, 6ie mil
iol6em Suffer gemaitet paren, fit
$2908.5 Sc o6er 6urdidnittlt9 $145..
IL bas Stiid. @r mditet jebte tpeitere
40 S6tpeine nit ausidlieBli6er Il.
falfa,5utternug.
Spencer. Gin bier Don,
nerstag ol1sgebrodener Brand bo1
einen &lei6erlo6en, @erGtelo6en un6
Sol5bof eingedi6ert nno einen Sdn.
ben bon $4,000 angeridtet. Man
lit geneigt, 8ran6itiftung on3uneb-
men.
2ea6. - Mnf sic Mnfun6igunq
Der Somitafe=M ining 60. BIN, 6of
lte Mrbeiterinnen oniteuen un6 6ie1en
Die gleide 20bne mie Mdnnern 3ab=
len neroen, baben iiber 5tpan3iq
6rauen BET Ser @eieuidoft Inn Mrbei1
nodgeiudt. Sic iteben i'm Sitter bon
10 ODER 10 Sobren Big gu Trouen
bon IS Big 40 Sobren, un6 bieIe bon
ibnen iin6 berbeirotet.
Mit@eIl.- Ser 6rei Sabre al.
tie 2erob Srefb lit tot 11n6 feline Spiel.
genoiiin @opbie &en6ridlon lit qe,
fabrltd erfranft info1ge 6es @enui.
lee bon &arboliaure. Sic 4omtlie
5refb mar eben in cine on6ere 8ob,
11lt11g 1mge3ogen, 1tn6 BORT batten 6ie
&in6er Sic Slaide in einem Mbfoa=
houfen gefun6en nn6 6obon qetr1n=
fen.
@ermiIIion. = gs uir6 Sic
ies Sabr ouf ser @tootsuniberlitat
feline 6eutiden &loiien geben. @or
IS Sabren mnr6e sic l1niberiitGt bon
Dofota, iebt uniberfitGt bon @ub Du=
foto, eroffnet, un6 ser 6eut1de In
terri6t ieit6em neben on6eren @pra=
den %gepflegt.
2eo6. - Sodhp. &err Sibgerol6
bon &opi6 @itp lit bonn bobtp'iten
Bii9of 2atpler gum @enerolpifar ser
Di05eie 9eu6 ernonnt por6en.
@entmortb. - Die 8obnb0fe
Ser Walertomn 11n6 @ionr Sons unh
Ser Milmaltfee 8abnen 1ouen ber=
idmol5en mer6en, 6em5nfoIge oie
Sta6t einen Union 8obnbof erboIter
miro.
81 erre.-9 Ser BEL Mi6Ianb an.
iaifiae 5armer ST. 50. &%obrington
befin6et ii6 I'M @oftlofole bon @ton=
lep County pegen grmor61tng ieiner
Gra1 nn6 Stiefto9ter nn6 Ser Ser
.mun6ung zines iungen Mannes, Set
6as Ma66en I'M Sarmbeime bein61
bntte. til r
Mit9e11L- 9ieie Sto6t lit fir
Sic 1919 8%eriammlung ser Garmers