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Gilpin observer., 1919-04-24
BALANCE OF TRADE.

We do not expect to see the bal.
ance Of trade against the United
States for many years unless an at
tempt is made here to keep up the
exorbitant prices people are paying
for labor and for products. Europe
never needed our raw materials more
than she needs them now. and our
manufactured products are and will
continue to be in great demand there.
says Florida Times-Union In the
course Of years the balance of trade
may turn slightly against US. but it
1t will not turn until another genera
tion grows up and repairs the heavy
inroads the war made on labor. Be-
fore the outbreak of the war the debit
balance against the United States
amounted to six or eight million dol
lars. Now the credit balance In our
favor is put at ten billion dollars.
This change Of sixten or eighteen bill
lion dollars In our financial relations
to the world may ultimately make
change in the relative value of our
imports and exports. Every creditor
nation imports more heavily than it
exports. but this does not lessen home
production. 1t only means the people
are able to buy more and consume
more. Tcs
Gilpin observer., 1919-04-24
Between 1870 and 1880 the purchos

Between 1870 and 1880 the purchas-
Ing power Of the annual income of the
average family of America increased
40 per cent; from 1880 to 1890. SO per
cent; from 1890 to 1900, 81 per cent;
from 1900 to 1910 13 per cent; from
1910 to 1918, although there are yet
no official data, about 20 per cent,
says New York Tribune. In so years.
with shorter hours per day, real wages
have thus approximately tripled; en-
ployers and employees have divided
between them an enormous benefit in
cident to higher production per man.
Gilpin observer., 1919-04-24

Airplane mail service between
Chicago and Cleveland will be
established in May, and by fall
the route will be extended to New
York. Construction of special
machines for this service has
been ordered by the Postoffice
Department. The machines will
be equipped with special safety
devices developed during the ex-
perimental service between New
York and Washington. One of
these will direct the pilots course
in flying, another in landing and
third will keep the plane on an
even keel. Each machine will
carry ton of mail, or about
100000 letters, and will have a
crew of three, a pilot, an assist
ant pilot and mechanician. Only
first-class mail will be carried.
Gilpin observer., 1919-04-24

Under the caption, "Some of
those who made good" the Den
yer Democrat in summarizing the
work of the members of the leg
islature, says: From the mining
districts were Downing, Owen,
Girard, Jenkins, Rodgers and
Walther. They took a leading
part in everything before the leg
islature and their records were a
credit to the districts they rep
resent"
Gilpin observer., 1919-04-24

There has been considerable
loss of stock in some sections of
the state as a result of late SHOWS.
coupled with a shortage of feed.
The shortage of hay is acute in
the southwest, the San Luis val
ley and parts of the southeastern
section and prices have been ex-
ceptionally high, ranging up to
$40 a ton. Reports received by
the state Cooperative Crop Re-
porting. Service indicate that
spring pastures are backward in
most sections of the state, but that
grass will be abundant when the
season is n little further advanc-
cd. Damage to sheep has been
considerable, as snow fell in some
of the principal sheep raising dis
tficts in the midst of the lambing
season.
Gilpin observer., 1919-04-24
A Card

As there has been considerable
discussion on our streets lately.
relating to the fish spawn that is
being placed in the streams of
Gilpin county, and to whomcredit
should be given for the same, l
just wish to state the fact that
to Senator Fincher, of Brecken-
ridge, the whole of this credit is
due, and he is entitled to the
same, Notwithstanding the intim-
alton that private parties in Gil
pin county are claiming the cred
it. Justice to whom justice be-
longs, is our reason for this no.
tice. SHERMAN T. HARRIS,
Deputy Game Warden.
Gilpin observer., 1919-04-24
Since the dav Of Elisha there has

Since the day Of Elisha there has
been no particular occasion for the
use Of the word aerobus, but 1t now
of the hour. The word came very nat
urally when airplanes began to carry
passengers. and now that England has
regular lines Of flyers bearing from
four to twenty transients over regular
routes 1t flows easily to the tip of the
tongue and is as surely established as
the telephone or the phonograph.
Gilpin observer., 1919-04-24

The annual convention of the
Gilpin and Clear Creek Counties
Teachers Assn, will be held in
Idaho Springs this coming Satur-
day. Arrangements for the meet
ing have been in charge of Super
intendents Mrs. Edith Williams
of Gilpin county, and Miss Eliza
beth Gleason of Clear Creek coun-
ty, who have prepared very in
teresting program. Among the
speakers will be Prof. w. H.
Wolfe, of this city, whose subject
will be Commercial Education. !"
Gilpin observer., 1919-04-24

Chancellor Buchtel is-72 years
old, but is still hale and vigorous
and looks upon everything in a
bright light. He isn't wealthy.
but in speaking before large
audience in Idaho Springs two
weeks ago said he believed that
only about seven dollars is really
needed for a coffin, and feels that
there are % people in the world
who love him we'll enough to do
nate 25 cents apiece to insure
him burial.
Gilpin observer., 1919-04-24

Increased postal revenues indi-
cate increased business and in
dustrial activity and prosperity
for the country, in the opinion
of Assistant Postmaster General
Dockery. The December postal
receipts showed an increase of
five per cent over those of Decem-
ber, 1917. For January, the in
crease was twelve per cent over
the same month of last year, and
for February, ten per cent. The
normal gain for the year, so far.
is seven per cent.
Gilpin observer., 1919-04-24

The proposals to lease the Argo
tunnel and mill to local parties
failed to materialize, and the big
mill will be closed next week.
Mr.. Shirmer says the tunnel has
been a losing proposition for some
time, the high cost of operation
and maintenance being more than
the production could carry. Of
recent years the taxes alone have
cost 500 monthly more than in
former years. = Idaho Springs
Siftings.
Gilpin observer., 1919-04-24

The spread Of anarchy shows that
no nation can be kept in ignorance
and subjection without danger to other
nations. No national wrong can be
so localized as to be assured Of the
poison engendered not spreading. That
is why 1t is sometimes the right Of
civilized powers to interfere with
others domestic business.
Gilpin observer., 1919-04-24
A Good Tip

Bor anything in the grocery
line go to the Hawley Mdse. Co.
They have a complete stock of
both staple and fancy articles.
The freshest of fruits and vege-
tables in the market. Hay and
grain in large or small quantities.
Gilpin observer., 1919-04-24

Cement Bill Williams, who has
the contract from the state high
way commission for doing the
work of setting the posts, string
ing the wires and widening the
Floyd Hill road, has given en-
ployment to thirty men from this
city, and can use many more. 1t
will take month to finish the
job. He is hauling the men down
and back and paying $3.50 per
day.-Idaho Springs Gazette.
Gilpin observer., 1919-04-24

masculine styles for the ensuing
IL months" says the National Asso-
citation of Merchant Tailors, "are to
be sprightly without being conspicu-
Gus. dashing without verging on 'ex-
tremes. youthful In temperament and
inspiratiOnal." but there's no law COM
pelling you to wear 'em.
Gilpin observer., 1919-04-24

Norton H. Brown, formerly
with the Frontenac company, has
taken over the surveying and min
ing engineering business of Wal
ter A. Funk, in Idaho Springs. He
will maintain headquarters for
the present in the Funk residence
but later intends to open up an
Office.
Gilpin observer., 1919-04-24

The German government is not
worrying over the disposal Of the ex-
emperor. For q man who was vir-
ually a dictator to fall to a depth
where nobody In his former empire
cares what becomes Of him is a blow
which his abnormal egotism must nnd
II hard to survive.
Gilpin observer., 1919-04-24

It Is not a crime to be rich. It isi
not sin to be poor. but It Is an out
iage to be Idle and worthless. The
world Is not suffering from a plethora
Cf energy. but from energy wasted.
Gilpin observer., 1919-04-24

You can stop the guns of war quick
ly, but the coin separators gain such
momentum that they run furiously for
months and months after the dove Of
peace has begun to hatch her young In
the cannon's mouth.
Gilpin observer., 1919-04-24

The Observer is equipped to do
any kind of printing with expert
skill, from a label to a prospec-
tus. Give us trial if you don't
believe that we are past masters
in the typographical art.
Gilpin observer., 1919-04-24

England is to furnish small farms
to discharged soldiers anxious to be-
come farmers. The movement to use
land in this way, which seems to be
general, is a literal turning Of the
sword into n plowshare. Incidentally.
both the soldier and the country will
be benefited.
Gilpin observer., 1919-04-24

Mrs. Mary Hansen, wife of Ed.
Hansen, died at Pocatello, Idaho,
last week and was buried Easter
Sunday. The family lived here
for years and just moved to Poca.
tello last fall. Mrs. Hansen was
member of the Maccabees of
this city and was a fine woman
and devoted mother. She leaves
besides the husband, three small
children.
Gilpin observer., 1919-04-24

A law passed by the legislature
sets a fixed levy for military pur-
poses, abolishing the old military
poll tax, which was source of
annoyance to county assessors
and treasurers.
Gilpin observer., 1919-04-24

They say the French girls are better
listeners than American girls. We
don't believe It. The girls we know
could listen as well as anybody II they
would only try.
Gilpin observer., 1919-04-24

Oscar Williams brought up an
other seven-passenger Studebak-
er car from Denver Wednesday.
1t will be used in the livery SER
vice.
Gilpin observer., 1919-04-24

Mary Ellen Maloney, daughter
of George j. Maloney, died at the
Steele hospital in Denver Tues
day. She was 8 years of age and
was born in Central.
Gilpin observer., 1919-04-24
Commissioners Proceedings

The Board of County Commits
sioners met for the month of
April and allowed the following
hills:
Gilpin observer., 1919-04-24

Hawley's for groceries.
Gilpin observer., 1919-04-24

The Observer-$2.OO a year.
Gilpin observer., 1919-04-24

Send the Observer east.
Gilpin observer., 1919-04-24

Total -----------69O1.11 IL
FRANK G. MOODY,
County Clerk.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-01-09

fosra1g, .f6n,1e,t Sie ,ns niht TOE.
nigftens ben Hunf ettpas gera1ter
,aneeber, ouf Dem fid bieie pbanta.
Wilde @aene obgeipielt bdbet tolY"
5 .@ie f6nnte i9 btes, "a mir Die
Beeenb oolig fremo iit2 Sd petB
rutr, oaB cine SabritraBe bort NOR,
Die aus oem Sol 5u cen Soben bes
@abIenbergeg binauffibrte. @tfpas
,,rterboB bes Sdm1plabeS lab I'D
Elm etnitodiges Sa11s -"
% Elm So11s2 l1n6 eS ftel SD
men nibt Elm, 6ortbin I'm Silfe 81.
eilen2"
Stein, oenn oas Sous mnB boil
Zig urbemobnt fem, FONT bitten Die
S6nrfen ood feinesfals apon5ig
S6ritte bapo1t einen Mprb at bege-
ben eepagt! Mrd 1piir6e Der S6rei
BORT pernomme1t porben iein, un6
bic 8epobner pdren bon ielb1t 51
SiIfe aefommen. IS rubrte ii6 ober
nidts. 0ie 2doen paren geidloiien,
es blieb oues bunfel un6 1tiu barin."
81. @asmutg @e1idt tpurbe im=
n,er ironifder, Ser iorfafti1de Son
feiner Sttmme b~eritdrfte ft9.
.@ir moIen etnmaI annebmen,
allies, mas Sic uns 90 ioebef anf-
tifdten, lei pobr - mo- blteb Der
F2eidnam bes grmor0eten? Wte tam
es, baB feiner ser @einbiiter etpos
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-01-09
Uationeft rcrlierett irt
mcltfricee 5,936,5O4
Gctc.
0cfc-

True translation filed with the post
master at st. Cloud. Minnesota, on
January 2. 1919, as required by the
Act Of Congress Of October 9Th, 1917.
Il 2on6on, 80. Sea. Mit Der
Nusgnbe Ser offi5ielen 8ablen mber
Sic Berluite Branfreibs IN. 6ieiem
&riege miro es mabri6einlid mog=
li6, cine b~eildufige Mbidatung Der
19peren Gerln1te an 2eben m%ie6er5n=
geben. Die Mn5abl Ser Gotten errei6te
Bis iebt 6ie Bail 5,936,5O4. 9ie ber=
i6ie6enen ~ein5elnen Nationen berlo-
rem an Gotten pie folgt:
England 706,726; Sranfreth Il
OH 300 Ntterifa 58,478; NuBlo1b
1, 100000; Seiterreid 100000;
Deutidlano 100000. Die @eiamt-
b%erlrlte Denti6lan6s merben bonn
Ber1tner B%orpGrts aIs 100000 II.
oiterrei6iiden 8erlulte aIs 1000
600 angegeben. Serbien berlor an
Gotten, Bertpnn1eten nn6 @efangenen
100000 splbnten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-01-09
Sortiebung folgt.

Sic geite IN Der @elt. sd iiber-
treble 11idt, tpern iib iage, bob Sor.
MIS- MlpenfrG1ter Die bette Me6i5in
IN Ser @eIt lit" fbreibt Serr 8. 8.
2ar1en bon D~oDlestotpn, isis, u6enn
ih fpre9e aug @rfabrnng. 5eit6em
id MIpenfrd1ter gebraudt babe, ffible
i6 mid better aIs felt 0reiBig Sabren.
Wenn' Ben &itr1oern etnas feblt, 10
geben mir ibnen bon 6em Mpenfrdn=
ter nnb baIo 1T anes inieoer in Sr6-
hung; lie nebmen bte Me6t5in iebr
gerne. Gorni's Mlpenfrdl1ter bat n1S
man9e Doftorre6nltng eripart; es 1T
nnier better &%a11sfrenno." gs lit mpbl
fan1n eine a1Dere We6i5in befonrt,
Die 10 iebr Dns 9n11smitteI getpor6er
lift, tpie Sorni's M%lpenfrduter. Seit
iiber bnn6ert SSnbren lift es bent Bn=
bIiffnm bsefnr1rt nnb Gonien6e bnbe11.
feline nl1noerbaren beilptrfenben gi-
genfdaften be5eugt. gs 1T feine Mpo-
tbefermeoi5in, fon6ern eth einfabes
&asrdiinterbeiImittel, meldeg Ben 2el1ten
0l1r6 2ofaIogenten geliefert nirb.
fein MIpenffrdi11ter-@ge in Der
Nobbarfdnft if hreibe man al Dr.
8eter 5abr11eb & Cons 60, 25O1s
Baibington BIbo. Chicago, 81
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-01-09

ST NOR aa,,3 bertpirrt. St au1,Bte nidt
nebr, mas ct benton Iollte.
.@en11 aber Sturm er1nor6d nro
@eltenberg ,1nidulbig lit 1tar1.
meIte er per1tort. nDer nm Sin11nelS
miGen bat benn 6an1 ben Morb be-
gangen2"
gilos 9empeI lddeIte gebeimris-
bon.
sd sd be1tete es borbin idon an:
mabrideinlid Ser @eiit oes totem &a-
itenansl"
CHE Musmnt ertpioern fonnte, iab
Sempel anf Die nbr urb fprarg err
i6roden auf.
uMein @ott, idon bier ubr, nn6
beute lit Mittno6l Da bleibt mir ia
faum cine babe 5tunbe 5nm Eoilet,
tema9enl"
gr rib ieinen SUIT bonn Magel nrb
mari Ben ManteI I'M Die 5dultern,
obne i'm or6entli9 a15u5ieben.
sob 90 116imltd) einen fleine1 See
b%enperoien1t angefangen ols &olpor-
taqebuhb6noler p. @ott ser @ere6-
te, ifouen sic MIDI mir an 10 ber<
lteinert, @asm11t! @erb i6 bod ni6t
tun mas unre9tes bnbei?" ST nifte
oem iprodloien &idter labenb ST,
1lnb fort mar ct.
8asmnt ober tpnBte nt6t, mas er
bon anbem oenfen iollte. Ct nrBte
in ritter 2inie nibt, Oh er nod oem
@eb0rten @eltenberg nun bod fir
unidul6tg balten ionte ooer nidt.
BIobli6 fnm inn cine mnn6erli6e
S6ee: 8enn iener Sdret totia9lid
geb0rt mor6en NOR nn6 Sturm TIN
iterben6 ousitteB - fonnte Damn nt9t
8eltenberg ol1b bier Der W0roer
iein? @er tpnBte 6enn, Oh Sturm
nidt 3e1tge 6es eriten Worbes gene
fen tpar nno als FOLDER ipater aus Der
@elt gei6nfft peroen mrBte?
M1es fdme barauf an, feit5nitenen,
mas aus 5turm gemor6en tit2 oadte
ser Neutrality-suspicious. Dunn film
qelte er nn6 lieb Sen Deteftib SOL
Ter gu iid beideioen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-01-09
Glcf1tcnceam fir Glcidee,
trie3f Scr u1Gd1fc.

True translation fled with the post
master at st. Cloud, Minnesota, on
January 2, 1919, rs required by the
Act Of Congress Of October 9Th, 1917.
p Baris, 81. Sea. sd piirbe
liigen, tpe11n id9 iagen niiroe, bnb i1
NIT Braiioent BiIion IN allen aunt
ten l~bereinitimmte,1 erffIdrte Bremi-
er glemencenn an Die Depntierten.
TANNER.
uBrdiioet1t 8ilionsSoeen iiro lli9t
biefelben tpie Sic zines Wannes, Def
fen 2nnb bltrd bier Sabre 5eritort
nuroe, nno tpelbesl tpegen Der nnge-
rebtigfeit, tpieber aufgeridtet neroen
mmb."
Ser uGiger" erfldrte, oaB Braii-
Cent Wi1ion i'm negen iei1er 8e-
fanntmadnng an Hremier 2loDb @e-
orge beglifminidte, porin er erfl6dr<
te, 6aB er feinen 8iberipr11b erbebe
Ser engliiden ISotte, baB
bieie in 3ufnnft bieielbe Dienite nuf-
redt erbnlten fone mie pdbrenb oes
&rieges.
Glemenceau gab ieinem Bertrauen
Mus6rud, 6aB Die Muiicrten nit BENT
ielben bereinigten @eiite in Die 6rie-
bensfonferen5 %eintreten mer6e1l BEN
lie mdbren6 BEG &rieges 3eigten. Ct
lagte, boB bie gegentpdrtigen &onper-
lationen 5mii6en ben Giibrern Ser Ml=
lierten b061t midtig ieien 0a tie ionit
bon r1euem beginner miiiien, ionte
fein gimberitdnonis erreidt mer6en.
Na9 6em 5b1uiie ieiner &e0e CAB
Die &ammer Der Hegierung Elm Ser
tr%ouensbotum bon 1913 geger SO.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-01-09
bruhleiden fordert 1000.
Opfer iede$ 1abr

Giebentanfenb Berionen in iebem Sab
re nerben CUR &ube getragen - Der Sos
tenf6ein 8eigt ben 9ermerf .8ru1."
8nrnm2 @eiI Die 1ngIiifli6en iid ielbi1
bernn9ldnigen, nber nj bns Inaei9en,
Ibie Mn}9fpenung, bebnnbelten nnb Den
Irlnder1 feline Mnfmerffnmfeit fdenften.
@as tnen Sic? Yernn1Idfigen Sic 1id
burh bas Erngen zines Brl1dbnnbes, ob.
burm irqen6 Elm nr1oeres M2itteI, tpnsimS
n1er fir einen Nnnen sic DenfeIben ges
ben moHen? Beitenfnns 1T Elm Bru9s
barb MIR cine 5Gttnbe ein faIider
gropfen gegeiin cine einiftiir5enbe 8anb-
nnb es fam nidt ertpnrtet tperben. bab
es rnebr tpie eire medanii6e Ollie be-
oentet: Ser binoernbe 9rnd b%err1in>
bert bic 8lut3irfulatinn, bn0ur6 ben
gef9tpd9ten Wltsfeln bas rnl1ben6, mas
tie am 6ringerbten benDtigen &rdf<
tigung.
Mber Bic 8iTenidnft fnnb einen Beg
l1b ieDer OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES tpir0 einS
geIa0en, eine freie Brobe IN feinem
eigeren !9nufe bor3nnebmen. Sic 8lapao
Wetbobe lit obne Srdge bic pif1eni6aft<
IidNfe, Iogtfdeite II. erfolgreidite 5ebf<
bebnr6lltng fir 8ruGlei6en. Die Die Bclt
ie1inls fnn11te.
9ns BInpnp SOB, De1n feft.
am &1rper ar11aftenb, fann unu16gli1
fi6 beri1ieben Dber rntfGen, nnb bestpes
gen fann es ni1t flen1men. Weih iDie
Cant, Ieidt ar3nlegen -bilig. Ranns
getrngen tperbe1, pdbrenb Sic nrbeiten
llt,b iDdibrenb sic inInfen. Seine &ier1e11.
Gseben pber 51nnue1.
Qernen sic, ipie bic innere Deffnnng
gu f1IieBen, tpie es Bic Mntnr Dor ia. os
6aB Ser Brn6 niht borfnnen fnnn. 5diz
den Sie SIREN Nnrnen an HIaSaD &c.
9Ipd 8148, 5t. 2ouis. NO, Fir cine
fret grobe BON gInpdu l,b bic n6tiz
gen SSnfnrnntio1en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-01-09

@nr5 aus 5dgen 5u entfer-
ren, lit beim 5bneioe1 ei1iger Sol
der, ). g. 2arbenboI5, itets erfor-
perltb. Am beiten gettingt- oieie ar.
Lett, menn Die Sdgen bon 3eit gu
Get nit elmer aug 80 9eilen Betro.
Tenn uro 10 Eeilen Del 5eitebenben
fiihung befpriBt neroen.
8enn Nierenett Helm ge-
eudt meroen muB, bleibt es leibt
redt lt0renb am Meiier bafen. Das
juerbinoert man, menn man etpas
5erbriidten Heis auf Die Rlinar
ltreut.
Nom 5binfen brlllbt nidt
ser geringite Abfaq perloren 81
ysben. Die aflerlebten 5dnitte, iii.
ten an @nodeEteil, treibt man 6urb
Die Sleiidpreiie, ma6t cine 6ide
WiIdiuppe oaran uno ierpiert oies
enf Coat. Gen &noben feIbit fam
lnor init @eiBfrallt ooer nit 5nler.
fraut fodben.
g E 10 . 8 ntiheg SafeIal5
iein Seeloffel bon 5nI5 Ia einem
g,log 8niier allfgcl0it). II Elm elm
Nittel gegen Srieftsriti4e,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-01-09
Il. 9. SelNatct, crhaltcn
fleinc franiSiihe Hetcft.

True translation filed with the post
master at st. Cloud, Minnesota. on
January 2, 1919, as required by the
Act of Congress of October 9Th. 1917.
2 Boris, 90. De5. - Die nmerifa-
ni1he Sffffnpotionsnrmee IN Deutfb-
lunb nit fran30iiiben Soften IN Der
S0be bon10, 20 un6 40 Gents aus
beanblt.
@s lit oieg 6as eriten1ol, oaB Bic
fran50iif6e 8egierung iold fleine
Soften beronsgnb, 6enn big iebt mar
6ie fIeinlte Mote Ser 5 Sranfi6ein,
Ser 5irfa ben Bert bon einem Dollar
beiibt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-01-09
XXI.

5pater als ionit tpar Ser Roien-
5tpeig be11te BEL ieinen beioen alten
Srenn6innen eri6tenen.
l1no 90 Tie i'm 6oppelt u%ngeouloig
ertportet - ia sic &offnung anf iein
&on1mer i9on beinabe aufgegeben
batten - 10 tpar Der @mpfang oann
aud ooppelt marm nnb frenotg ge-
norben.
neberba11pt Srnu 8aumer
l6por oarouf, 6ie Stun6e Mtttpod=
Modmittag, tpenn Serr &oien5tpetg
fdme, lei Die 16onite Der gan5en $50
DIE.
@ie tpnBte er 10 lpannen6 nn6 &C.
beimnisbon bon ieinen bielen Settle
erlebniifen at er3dblen! Wie nabm er
MnteiI an ben fleiniten greigniien IT,
res eige11er 2ebens un6 mie gefGnig
NOR er, tpen11 es gait, ben bei0en Da=
men - er nannte Srau 8a11mer nn6
Crime ME un6ers - irgenb einen
fleinen &an6griff cine 8%eiorgung in
Ser 6toot, cine Miibe ab5unebmen!
rMein 2ebtag bdH' ids ni6t ge=
bodt, 6aB Elm Su6e 10 nett iein fom=
to-" iugte sic 8ei6lieBerin immer Of
ter 51 Erine, sic ba5ut mir ltin Ia
9elte 11n6 iid :ibr Sell 6abte. Nls Oh
Tie, Crime, ni9t ldngit gemerft bdltte,
mie es Inn 6rm1 8anmers Sera
1taHo aber Sic miir6e zines Cages
i90n enttdni6t fem. @s mar ia flar,
6aB Noien5meig 1r1r I'M Grimes mil
len sic Blu16erltunoden INNER mebr
ans6ebnte r..
Sn5mii9en pettetferten beioeSruu=
en- in Mufmerfimfeiten fir i'm.
&ente batte er logar neben benz
@affee Elm groBes 5tid Sudden un6
Elm nod gr0beres 8utterbrot gefun=
6en: Ser &11den mar bon Srau 8an=
mer, oas 8utterbrot bon Crime.
l1nb nun iaBen tie i9on falt eli
ne Stun6e gemitliG plauoern6 BET
lnmmen. DrnuBen berr1dte 6as rt6-
tige MIerieelentpetter:: Nor6itnrn II.
NIT @9nee bermiidter &egen.
SIM 56loB NOR eS itil. DaS Sc
iin6e bielt fi6 5umeiit in Der Slide
onf 81 es bort Darm tDar, un6 Der
Maior mor oben in ieinem 3inmer,
mo- er nit bem bel1te ~angefommerter1
Snipeftor eines 5u &reu5itein gebort-
gen 2an6gutes &e6n11ngen priifte.
SortieBnng folgt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-01-09

1tniere Setnperenaler baber alle
8eronlaffnng, ibren Merger IN einem
Meer bon Gigpaiier gu ertranfen: in
8ranfreid baben iie duf bas Bobl
Ser Ser. @taaten %getrnnfen, aber fem
WnI1er.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-01-09
NEW PROCESS
LAUNDRY

9enff SIR Gtmas bon Gnre Bafd)eY
Weun 10, bann mirb Is fid Gnd lob.
men, nidt a1ker Mdt 81 lafe11, bah
mir Guer Gigentb1tm bebanoeln, ole
mare es bas nnierige. Gir baben bic
poaitanbisfte Baidanftalt im Noro-
tpeiten nnb liefern erite alahe Mrbeh.
Bir aebra1ideu feiue Gbemifale1;
mir ber6erben baber Gnre Sad1en
aidt. @c,nn SIR refine arbsit 1no be-
ife Behanblung pp1t, bann benH an
nus! 11niere 8reiie Fnb niebriger als
ionitluO, 1t1b mir beiorgen Cure So.
n,iliennsidDe biliser als SIR es felbft
th1tu f5in1t. Sir baben Mgerten in
oen I1ntlieserben Stabteu.
ID. F. MEYER
gigentbiirner.
3. Mbe. Glib. ct. GlunS, Mainn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-01-09

@Ieidbeit 1T INNER 6os f~eiteite
8on6 Ser 2iebe.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-18
TIL; HERITAGE.

i'aft III
Realizing what he had done. the aid
man Eel! back and hit his head on the
stove, thcn dropped TO the floor life
less never TO breathe the pure air
again or Ia liv" AS man should live.
1t was fall again after the old mans
death, and the leaves that had danced
so mcrrily all summer had turned from
~ bright green TO dun red and gold
Bethel was sitting by the fire in u
rcvcric when sharp knock was heard
AT the door. She opened il and an
old man OF about SIXTY years walked
in. lie had ono arm cut off half way.
and his long. thin. gray locks We're
hanging around his neck.
'Ah. Miss Bethel" lie said. coming
UP 10 the fire. are you ready 10 sell
valuable press. ~ have made Won
valuable offcr--ten dollars, Do YOU
accept it?'
Tears sprung into the lustrous eyes
as SLY" looked nj II. for she felt toward
II as August did toward the porcelean
stove, MIR, Mallory" she answered
SLOWLY Ten dollars is very chcap for
so rare pitcc OF furniture, but oven