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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-09
Dos SramcnitimmrceAt.

@egen fein Beieb Gbriiti gegen
fein Dogma Der Stride berlt0Bt oas
5rnuenitimmredM iagte Der bodip'ite
8rdlat MeDenberg nnIdngit IN BET
2iebfra1lenffirde gu 3urid. Mer es
[beritoBt gegen bas Soealbilo Der 5rar
in Ser @etligen S6rift. Das @bri=
itentum bot sic 5eele Ser 5rnu mie
anf goloener Sdnle aus tteHter Sie=
fe in Sic bodften Soben geboben. Dte
Grou lit ieelii9 0em Manne gleid=
bere9tigt. Mer idon in Der SAINT
lie 1T Der Manr Dos @a11pt. Die 6rdll
1T ~ a119 bel allen nel1en 8ernfen--
mebr fir bas SsSntin1e, bos S%nnerlide,
-oas 3nrtere geidaffen in Der Sami-
lie, mie in Der 0ffentliden ODER ge=
.lebrten Edtigfeit. Dos itarfe 8eib
4poItet I'M 9a11Ie nit MeiSbeit. sic
bat nod Der 59rift bns MitDerbienit,
.baB ibr Mon1 1tnter ben Shorten Der
l5tn6t i'm &ate ltbt:: tie iebt fi6 nidt
neben i'm. @rnnbidbltde 8olitH 1T
ettpas @obes un1 @roBes, aber tie
5birgt imner al19 ettpas @a11bes uno
&artes nn6 mdnnli6 Srgnniiatori<
fdes in iid, Dos sic 6rnu nit Der
53eit ms @ebiet bes Mnltben, Der 2ei-
.6enldaft oes beiBen 5treites, in al
Re Wirre1 Der OeHentlidfeh 3iebt.
pgie oft ibiirt aud Die 6rai1 beS I'M
Beititurm melt mad ltafs g%etriebe1en
Mnnnes nod bns religioie Ser6feuer?
Die Bolitif 5ie,Ebt a11d iie nod limits.
Die sSrnu 1T bie gbre 6es Mannes;
fie ent6edt oft o1ein Derborgene 70
Iente 6es Marnes, begt tbn, btlft ibn1
enrporiteigen gum @ob1e 6es @dn5en,
miIe6rt in Tim geroruB unb nrllit.
Die syrau lei Die 5tnufia6erin, Die
tpeiie Beraterin bes Wat1neS IN err1-
tier politiIder 5tl1noe. Die Shtpei-
ser Observation-Disclosures @epublf
brauht nidt ole neue Strorllnger1
III gu mit3umnden. Sic beiinr1e iih
a11f tire @efhidte. Mu1 IN Der Sir
de qibt es ouBeroroentIi@ tpeitrei-
.den6e aatigfeiten Der Grou: ih err
i11rere an 6ie Mebtiiiin, an bic @er1e-
raloberi1 GROCER &pngregattot1e1t, an
Sic syrauenbIrbe. Mber Die 8ierordie
lit Ser s5rou perfdloiien. SIN Staot
{on Ser 5rau neitgeben6 Mdan nro
Medt III Ser @r5iebungss 6%iiriorge,
gormunoIdaft, Gabrifpffllege-gari
tas qeboten, mebr oIs Big ieet geidaf-
fen ner6e11. go entftebe1 n1oraliihe
Observation-Disclosures Muh 1elle, merit
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-09
Whisky, Bier, Vein

101 fomplette Sormulas nnb SSnfttrut<
tipnen fir Die 9eimer3eugung bon Nogs
aen, Wsais etc. 8bisfies. @dtes 8ier,
8oiton aIe, MaI5, eta. Nustpabl bon
8eineu, Sort, @berrp, 2~0tpen8aan, ale
6orten Beeren, etc. Seine 2ifore, &pg<
nat unb Rir16en, Rfrfi6, Nprttofen etc.
8ranbb. Dait ober Deftiuieren, etni9lteB<
Iih Der Seritelrng nnb bes 9efilierens
subauien. Son Mdnnern nationnlen @u>
fes IN benz 8rauergef1dfte borbereitet.
Gle f6nnen Die Sn9rebien3ten tn .Shrer
Srtfdaft faufen. gin 8idlein nit ben
oben aneefihrten SormuIas, IN etnfader
6prahe nnh grbaIt bon SO Gents IN
8ar, Boftmarfen, @eloantpetinng ooer
gbed 5~ugeianot. 47-lo
anterieat @onte Sewerage Go1tpatp
274 ssauues ct. Mfron, Ohio.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-09
u1inneiotd

ct. Saul. Sin organllterter
Rompf aegen 8olIdemismllS, Der S.
@. SO. urb gegen ole &aoifalen, mel
DIE bie 8ernidtang ber Ser. Staaten
Meaierung befiirtporten, miro IN eini.
aen Sagen bier bon Dem Norttmelt
@arriors' @omitee fir ameritani-
fier11ng in Mngriff ge1omnter tueroe11.
- Ssn Minneiota 1T int lesten Sabre
mebr giien genonnen norbe1, als IN
uuen nnionItaaten 5uiammen. Non
ser Iettidbrigen @elamtproonttion
al, giien Ser Ser. 5taaten entfnnen
60 Grosent anf Winneiota. Bun-
oesbeamte uno sic 4oliaei nnteril-
diem nit Offer Ben DiebItoN bon
Gdnaps I'M @erte bon $4,000 aus
BENT Oberlun0 &otel an St 0r1tter
StraBe. Ser WbisfeD tpnr6e aus Dem
binteren SeiIe bes 9otels g%eltoblen,
auf elm 2altouto gelaoen nno fortge-
fobren. -@in iibera,s brutalersgeoro
tr1q 1id Donnerstag in Sib 5t.Hnnl
AIT. ssobn Sdmar5, Elm Mngelteuter IN
SEN Shladtb0fen, eriblug feline Jrau
rab fur5em 8ortpe6iel nit etnem
Beim begab ftd1 6ann nod Der oorttz
oen Rehabilitation unb ersablte ben
@oraoua oes Morbes nit elmer 1e-
miitsrube, als Oh er bon einem Sbe.
otter aurldaefebrt iei. Sdtuor5 m11roe
am Saae Dorber Die geri9tlibe Be
nodridtang 5ugelteM, bob lelne
sSrau cine Sheioungsflage etngere1bt
batte.
Minneupolts. - Dre1aeb1t
&ebner Ser Nonpartiian @iga 1pra=
diem BEL offentlifen Sra1enber lnr1rt-
Iunaea in Is 5tabtparfs nnb erflar<
ten Sen 8uborern Die 8rin5ipien Der
@iaa. sese6er Steiner pies 6aronf b1n,,
bak es bas 8eItreben Der 2tga lei,
Die Mutorttdt 6es @tootes IN Die Sarz
Sc Ser Mrbeiter at legen, nm als
cine 0fonomiide Baffe gebroum 51t
tper6en. Sesm &iperlibe Harf belt Der
friibere lo5ialiittfde Mapor Sbomas
San Scar eine Mnfpra6e Dor 400
Berionen nno feline @eoe puroe nit
arobem 8eifon a1feenommen. 9r.
6uao @berle, Elm berporrage11oer
MiibIenbeiiber in Der Sdkpet5, elm
Meitqlie6 Ser Sdtpet5er 9elegaten,
tpelde Die Ser. Staaten bereiien, Inn
6on6eI un6 Snouitrie in bieiem Cant
Sc at ituoieren~befinoet ltd IN Wt1r=
reapolis, nm bie mablmiiblen oieier
5ta6t in Mugenidein 5u 1ebnnen uno
epent1en Observation-Disclosures nit
6en @roBmiinern an5ufniipfen.
6ergug Sails. = Mns benz
6urh Ben Minneiotaer Seloagente1
BouI 8. @irf b%erIautbarten Septem=
berberidte bes 8iiros fir Saaten=
iddtungen beg 8unbes : Mderbal1=
9epartements gebt berbor, bnb Wttnz
mel ota sic er0Bte Maisernte ieiner
Weididte boben tperbe. Mnf @rnnb
Ser Mnnabme elmer @rnte bon 80
8ro5ent BEG Mormalen gelongt Der
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-09
Uor0 Oafotd.

SurqD. - Die BdntduntbtSbez
.b0r6e bon Nortb Dnfota erflarte ON
Iekten Donnerstag Die 5fanoinabinn
Mmericon Bunf bon Sarge nit Ser
binoIidfeiten bon mebr als $1,000
600 fir 3ablnngsunfdbig nn6 nnter=
iteQte iie pr%obiforiid einem Maiien-
bertpalter. Die. 8unf bat Elm Mffien=
fapitaI bon $50,O00. - IS. 6. Wc=
En66en, 5efretGr Ser Mortb Dafota
Banfers Miiociation, bat cine War-
1111nq an nae 8nnfiere im 5taat err
geber loi1en, iih gegen 8anfnanber
All lduker, sic I'M Stnate ibr San6=
iperf treiben. SIN 8l1n6esbiitrifttss.zss
geribf muroe bon Der 5fnnoaro Oil
Elm borlGufiger GinbalfsbefeW ge-
qen sic giin5iebl1ng Ser nenen 5pe-
8iallOe I1teuer beartragt, nelhe olrb
Elm bon Der lebten 2egislot1r BON
geor6 Dufoto nngenomrtenes @e1eb.
erboben merben lonte. gs miro gel.
tend gen1n9t, bob Die Seltener gege1t.
bie Understanding rItobe.
Bismursd.- Die Sn0ufrle-
Beb0r6e 6es 5tantes madte befonnf,
boB Sic @el6dftsIeute 1lnb 8anftere
bon @rorb Sorts iid berpffibfef boz
ben, cine Minion Collar inert 5tants-
bombs gu perfanfen, nm nit oen@el q
mitteIr1 BEN bon1 5tont at eignet1oen
Eerrninal Snrnmelfpeider nno Wtebl-
miibIe in @ra1o Sorts at erribten.
Die 5taot erffIldrt iid ebenfans bereit,
benz 5toat einer aebn ader umfniler1tE=
Sen Bauplob 5um @ei6enf 81 MAIDEN.
Sem Goforb s. Gin Grtrolgg.
BON $50 BuibeIs Mnis bon eir1em
5Mder bil6ef ben M1fnng Der lanotDirt..
fdnftIiifer 2nnfbabn bon 6nlieu n1o.
Dnbi6 Mpers bon Ibiier. M1iiien lit Il
11n6 Dnbi6 IL Sabre dit. sic baben.
nIe Mrbeiten ielbit obne ieoe Silfe
burdgefubrt.
gIIen6aIe. - Dus Direftori-
I'M Der Gne1ooIe Mi1ing 60, elmer
Observation-Disclosures III reorga1i-
fiert uor6er. IS bnben bereits nebr
aIg ied3ig Dorn1er Inteilfdeine ge-
seihnet, u1tD tpeitere Meitglieoer tper-
ben g%etporben.
W s. lift Il. S. SnDoer,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-09

Soften 5~l1rudtreten, 6anr tDerDen bic
Mnregnngen ffuiir cine Mil6ernug 0es
.Griebensberfrages BON 2onoor nnb
.9arig felbit a1iggeben. un6 ipe11n aud
Die e~egeuiudrtige @nibingtoner Re-
.gierl1g Deutf9lnno nihtg tpeniger
aIg tpobI gefinrt 1T, tpirb fie iiderlid
cine MiI6ernng Der Griebensbeoilr
.gl1rgen niht be1nn1en. Gem idIeB-
lid1 Iiegt es I'm Srtereffe Der Ser.
'Stoaten, bdfB tDenigifen8 IN 8eIfenro-
pa Elm bo,1er,1oer Grieoe bergeitelt
auiro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-09

I, :, $3.50 -, /. =
aIe gegei1fparflge gepolterung Don
Snos4nfofn 11t DnlbaI1tlld)en s5fa-
e11Ilge11 nadb 1oaDe5u boU,OOo: fsfaafs=
ld1aRlt11gen one 11d) allf pc sd}ul5aD-
lung pom SaDre 1910 1tltRen, 5elgen
enc 8e1a1tffDeoolterllng pom o2l,o4o..
RIerre;-s7uo Na1otaS Srnals-
banfbtlfsql1elen D1eie11 oie groBfe
Nro5ert5il1aga1e lftfer Gen soaafen
lo1eles D11fr1ffs anL m '1e' aus el g
Antnno1gnng Ger J~eorfDdpeltern gta-
|flonalbant Heo1eip er1td)tl19 IT. o1e
latber o1e Ber1egfe fnr oas NH oem
90, SUM ga gnoe g%egangene Hed)=
nnngs1aDr 1prldf. Wllt 5oHsro6en Der
B1t1abt1e pr nrters sfaatsanf1lm lte-
Denoeas6antlnlf1tlt 1feDf ssuo Dafota
an oer.Sp1Re.
ePIpbanD (Storrelporoen5 -
Am ruben Wforgen# oes 90. Septem-
per pertnftoefen ole @loden DER D1e-
|1tgen Bfarrflrd)e enc Defo1loere Set<
er an ran1l1d] ore. oes 2o1aDr1gen
Br1elter1nb1la1tms oes Dodgp. Pfarz
rers 8. =: grao1g. I'M DalD ~ uDr,
begotn oas fe1erlt9e 9odDam, 5ele-.
br1ert BON bodm; 511bllar, DoDe1 az
111t1erten ore Dodm. 2errer sfed te.
aus O1afon n1o pepperle als SnDota-
Ton, magreno ettpa q D9d)p: 2erren
I'M Santh1or1llm DER 81. Ra1otnf1g
be11pobnten: 3od9m: 9err S1nt eon
gantton D1elt ore S~elfpreolg1. g1e
st1rde mar b1s a1tf oen leg1et RlaR
gef11lt yer sflrde1Gor ie1l1eIe Mns-
~ge5e1obnefes lro ger 1e1erl1de e
o1e11t ldloB mH uIIumeulal'l9e1l
|Segetl 1ino oem "'9roBer @od y yeau
Dem .@~o1teso1enl1 narea ole oelngeI,
ore 1t9 pom 1aD nno fern elng lIgg
oen Pafoe1, 5lm augea1e1nengale
e1ttgelooen, nag pela9em pellul!epene
Dodp. 9erren 119 IN Neoen erglngen,
N oerte1t MOI ale1n ore S1agiz; 1onoern
Eal19 ore SgaHenlellen, o,e ~ per
pr1elterl1d]en gal1Dagn oes podtp;sSn-
b1lars aDfpep1eiien, peanDrI lpnlp D
sSn l1Dfl19 9ernDrren 1oIIen lPluW
Der godp: 9err 9rao1g anen le1hen.
Vqnt aus, mel0e o1e pes
|8dges NM INN Ie1l1en, gund pelpn.
oers aoer Der agen1e11lpe. nel y y
9roBe s1pIer paprelp lelAsl Pul:o-
rnt1o1s3e1t prague, nno 1oroerIe oie=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-09
&ur3e Ma9ri9ten aus
hen lorDmeifliden staQtea

lBer1d1t az e1aer sdasnng oon !
o1s;OUo sgn}gels. a ~. .1.gg1 ,, uts a rs
oerIg 9 ye.u.p1,s'' ohlgs's a's grs,te
IN gorldpre ~ onsl 49, t,e !, ner.
aIseIn o'e 4 ~ S
3eld]neH 1paI.
Groof It n. Am -. g11ope el
|meroen ole B11rger ger 91ao1 nper
ben Bor16lag e!I1er %bel9 m ulI-
|lage bon 5tpet Nt1ls fur Serpenerung,
|8an uno Ansbellernng BON IN p1e
IStoM %fibren0en StraBen uno SSege
|abitimme11. 9a o1ele SonqerupI ma
mnng arf @rl111o bon De5ugt1gen "
|tionen ongelagt Dnroe, onrlle per
@ori6log al1d1 angenolnmen meroen.
MoorDeaO; 91e1lge oeat!as
madte1 betannt, oaB greo Ue1ners pe1
|fur5lib aus Dem Sattlopale Don slup
|Gonntp entlprarg, MO er ltW unIel
&ai1bbeldptlo1g1ng De1ono, aH r w
8eranbung Der Nf1nfteapol1ler ggl.
cago Mben11e Batt an 10. Sep1ehpel
beteiligt bat. ,a
Gnirmont; GIN a 9elI1gsl
|Sturm bot Sre1tag meDrere Ansl!el.
lnngsgegenltan0e G1f DER la1olulll'
|f9aftIiben Al1s1tellung bon Dearln'
GolntD beld9ao1gt. 80.
Mnnfato.- Ais Ve. 9oplI,s
mege11 n1eoergolter 9ugneIp'eplluple
bent D1ebe n1flalterfe uno 1DI1 elpa Ky
te, ffragte er 1br, Oh er tteoer 1as we.
|fdngnis panoer1 ooer 1etne s9nlo
|offentlib befen1er1 moae Yer 01ep,
elm 8epob11er pom NelforooI: e1l.
Idieo It'd f1tI lesferes, nn9 T. lon'.ie
man ibn oa~b1rfpanoeln 1epen Mu e.
ner Safel IN Der 2ono, on! oer ge-
f9rieben ltano: SD gobe o1e}e gun
ner bon 5ral1 9opttns gel1oDleH! u.
bic &iibner befanoe1 lt6 out e1nem
bon ibm ge1d}obener Rarpen.
8emibii. B11rger11et1ter ).
IS. Sobnion n11roe oltrd) e1re pom
ESta0trate IN elmer am WtOn1ag apge=
|baltenen 9ibung o~t1gertommene He-
iolution oufgeforoert, letn Nnt me,
6er5nlegen. D1e1es Borgeben oes
l5taotratS lit Die Solge Don S9let1=
ban6el nit geiltigen @etrante11, Der,
.tpie Sfaotantpalt $. s. 9oftn1ant er-
fldrt, MIR ourd Die Na6ldl1tgfeit oes
8lrgermeiiters nnb Der Bolt5e1 iol=
6en nmfarg angenommen bot.
Safe GbrDital.-3pe1 Wta11z
ner na1nenS Mno. @ootflen uno gtels
l@re6erien puroen getotet nn0 5fpe1
mbere, 6reo Slot nno eric Sobr=
ion, pnroen erbeblld berlebt, als oas
.Soro &oitarto. out neldem ne tnD-
rem, mebrere Nteile11 norol16 bon bier
bon einem 3nge Der Smaba=Babn an
elmer 8abnfre115l11g g%etroffe1 nuroe:
Mnr1.balI. 9ter lptel1en
in eirem 5dnppen mebrere BREEDER.
.leute Rofer. Mle ber!oren, oenn 5fpet
NIT Hebolbern benaff1ete glnor1ng-
hinge nabmen Dag gar5e 0elo, $25
|ab.
~ Ills I'll ! III. - XXI UttItSt 9yult-.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-09

polle Grauenberufe iduf Die Nen5eit.
Observation-Disclosures 1T niht eir1e
oes gbriitenh1mS.8irb es
uns alfgeordngt, oarn freilib iDeroen
mir es, mobI nidt gegen baS 8eies
ghriiti. la%ninenbaft beniiBen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-09
5uo Ddfctd.

~ | + E. SuU ~u%o%u OSl'toN%
1ih fhor felt einigen Sabren unter
ienen 5toater, Die ben groBten Bro=
aentIab an Mntomobilen aufneifen.
Die ~ne11e1ten amtliden Mngaben get
gen, 0oB iebt ouf ie 6h @intpobner
6es Stontes elm Mltto fontmt. @s fin6
100000 9i5en5en altsgeiteM moroen.
Die meiften Maidinen geboren 5ar-
merr.
@iour SAT- g. woan glaubt,
6oB Ser @erlnit. Der gunf in @upbiae,
sic neulih beroubt murbe, 1id a1f
bon $4,000 Bis 5u $4,000 inert
Breibetsbonbs belnufen miro anitatt
auf $4,000 mert, pie anfFangs gemelz
set purbe. Son Ben Mdii1lbern bat man
feline 5pur. - 8ie Demofraten beg
5tnates bntten bier cine Veriarnm=
sI11ng, in neIder sic @nbl zines 8or=
tigers BEG Observation-Disclosures u.
lErorternng bes @idnr0s Brtmargez
ieBes anf Dem Brogramm ltanoen.
IS nibingtpn 5pring
Ser IL SATIRE a1te elmer Sin tp11r6e
bon einem @r6ruti6 1T elmer Comb
qrltbe, in tpelder er nrbeitete, nnf Der
5tene get0tet; fem iiingerer 8rnoer
gert erlitt fblimme 4uetf6nngen,
tpirb ieoo9 geneien.
Dea6moob. -9ier purbe gro=
BE Mnfregung berborgerufen, als out
Ser Nortb @omeltofe Wining Cont
panps Mnloge in Ser Mdbe bes Mait=
Lamb &oiIt Elm @al6brano entoedt
tpuroe. @erbeigeeilte Moannidaften
batten base Gener aber bal6 unter
Aortrone.
Mit6eII. - Ser SO. Sabres=
forbent Ser @r5ieberbereinignng BON
@i6 Dufoto, Ser bonn leBten Sabre
tpeger Ser Snfluen5u-@pi0ernie Der-
ihoben merben muBte, miro bier anl
"a, 25. nnb 26. Surrender abgebal-
ten tper6en. - Die 5nb Dufotd Mn=
tiialoonsaigo min ole @eber IN Be
tpegr11g Ieben, I'M BET Der @idnros
Observation-Disclosures be5uglid)
6es 1918 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ben
l5ieq 0abon5utragen. Die &or1rpa-
Ia1tfeier fam 5amstug gum MbfdluB;
Ser Befl1b berielben mar groBer uls
ie 5i1bor.
8ierre.- Sic Morpartiiion 81
90 bnt an Die itimmbere6tigten 6rau-
SEG=- rRE%&Ig& re- - W a q fEE&shI@IE NP H&EeIEE
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-09

n<
|erld1ollen, - ppa pel SuSu
oQgelM eH1gello1leA n..a,.aa
rooI lIp a.. gun1!erg muas
fnndpI.IHag ptlla M ~ ' st.i.l w, wv.
fuon se1.spg. oo aonnn o w. m Dpis V'st
uu ~ su qAoo o,,a.. sa,,tS.t 4.
go a;I.s ~ ,,ch,a,a 's+Isf
m;sh n,,f Se. esnrm, non Mrnti,,a .Mih.
S;nna - ne,. MShe ner sghnnf nm rih.
toto e;npn GshaSen nm elmo $4,000
~
m;rninin- Sic .Mpfhanore-
non - ron, rnn mn Soi moanr 6er
Mea mornes;m eritpn @robe n,1ne.
49, n,nr bra.h4on ,,nh 9o%.ft;inn;npr
-, Mohrfny,,h n,,f id5a,I.
Sin ON - Oar' gtnnfrof mirh eineu
Me,,nIot FIR hip np,,p efobthone fn11.
for e5n nnn 5inn Fir son g}npf M.
nosebf mnrSen
s Eernns RoI1s- .Sier If Ell
10 Momeo,,nn ei1opIpifpt morhpn nm
SHor Tair Sn,ntn - nrei go,,ntips
o;ns,,+o;Ie,, Cor MorihInn Wonhs i'm
aefrnne no,, sa75 0on fi;p Sic grridh.
+,,,,a sines ,p,,pn 1@prihtsnphG,16es
nnStsr1e Ses nom MirbeIih9rm aprifor.
ton @ehS,,nes n,,ss,,ophenS m1r6e NIT
a;,or mahrhoi+ non 1o5n etimmpn
|nhnemieien
On ,.o
81 w. ma,;oraras
ppn'sl ~ p.s u.e. - ~, 1ea e..
tang PEI xSut'e m1 A w. s;n o ,SHa
|ouns elSil.sl. ~ ,pal p.ss D,o N.Y.
oeraI1Ige 1e@glau.aaalns w, nua a;auta
a,.4a,. al, g's so p sa,,4ara;is,, So ye en-
:. ellles Su ms. pe gt S1.teae,ss ~ a. S 81
olanel pea :. s M,,arifoni
Seln. M .uua So. s.a;n,tar . Dnh
luz ~ .S Saoa.e ho, ~ ~
1 1olno .:per . Ien'lIu, nas ~, .c.ta - :,
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The daily morning oasis., 1919-11-02

A proverb is the experience of half
a century, extracted from dozen
folio volumes and compressed into a
crystal.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-11-02
(Ariz>na Catlenaan)

Killing frost ON the morning of the
sixteenth and seventeenth in the north
central counties stopped further
growth of vegetation in that section
but the greater part of it had already
matured and seeded the ground. Ac-
cording to mail and telegraphic re-
ports live stock Of all kinds continue
in ercellent condition. A well known
authority says: at is believed that
the abundant rainfall will do more
to put Arizona ranges in better con-
dition than for the past five years.
Fencing and protection in years like
the present will mean many times
more than fencing and protection in
seasons of light rainfall. There have
been plenty of range plants this year.
Plants have rooted mere deeply and
got ahead Of the live stock Stock
men realize that there is plenty Of
time to protect by fencing the excel
lent stand Of grass established this
season and even if the matured grass
should be closely grazed this winter
little harm will result.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-11-02
SPORTSMEN VERSUS INDUSTRIES.

NJ EWSPAPERS representing so-called sporting
~ interests occasionally clamor to have certain
rivers closed to commercial fishing and the
salmon canning industry.
The Gold Beach Gazette Of Curry county, Or
egon, answers one Of these in this practical argU
ment.
The Medford paper knocks the salmon fishing
and packing industry of the lower river and wants
it done away with because he thinks the sportsmen
can then catch more fish.
Any excuse to knock this big industry seems to
be the motto Many thousands of dollars are in
vested in packing plants and fishing gear and hum
dreds of men and their families depend upon the
salmon fishing for living.
The catching of the salmon on the lower river
and the packing of the fish is an industry which
provides great amount of food of the highest quail
ity. There are three canneries on the lower river
Yet it seems that the Medford writer would
have the industry destroyed, have hundreds of men
thrown out of work and eliminate an important
factor in the food production
Salmon are caught commercially in many of the
rivers The industry in the northwest is big
thing as the lumber industry.
S. 81 Is 81 81 S.
IT'S said that the glory Of our nation lies in the
fact that all men are born free and equal. The
shame is that they do not remain So.
IS IS g5 rs SIS @
The wise man is wise-sometimes But fool
is fool always
The daily morning oasis., 1919-11-02
Here and There In Arizona
Newsy Notes people Exchanges

miles burro back in order to prospect
in the district. Now that reservoirs
have been built in the canyons to hold
back and preserve rain water, the
water situation has been solved. AS
consequence the dictrict is becoming
very lively and many good prospects
have been discovered.
The new mine lies between the New
King of Arizona mine and the Lone
Star, which were two of the famous
gold producing mines of the state
some years ago. During the past
few months arrangements have been
made to open up both the North Star
and the King of Arizona mine and
they will no doubt be placed on the
dividend paying list within a short
time.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-11-02
TOO MUCH STANDING PAT.

TINE policy of standing pat" may be an admir-
able one at times, but in the present indus
trial upheaval it is apparently being carried
to extremes
The steel strike is fair illustration.
Judge Gary in the beginning assumed sphinx
like attitude refused to meet the labor people for
conference and has since been standing pat
The strike leaders are in a defiant mood and are
also standing pat.
The public is holding the bag and is wondering
if time will ever come when it can let loose.
The strikers may be right in tying up the great
steel industry of the United States they may not
AS you see it.
Judge Gary may be justified in his silent de-
fiance, or he may not-that also, according to
your views.
But one thing is certain. Between the two
elements great international industry is at a
standsl and it will require long time to recover
the ground that is being lost.
Judge Gary should come down from his lofty
perch and talk with his worlxmen. If he is too
proud to meet them face to face he might delegate
the task to one of his officials who is more demo-
cratic in his tastes and in his views
The steel trust is powerful concede. But
an aroused public opinoin is even more powerful
Throw out the radicals and bring the more con-
sentative brains of the two contending forces to-
gether and something tangible and satisfactory will
result
Standing pat in this instance is becoming a
public calamity, and is breeding bolshevism and
national peril.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-11-02
The Wonders Of America
MOUNT RAINIER NATIONAL PARK
By T. T. MAxEY

GSTHE mountain that was Cod" wrote
John d. Williams. Mount Big
Snow" said the Indian. At any rate,
the most wonderful mountain in the
United States-its hoary-headed peak
piercing the blue sky to a height Of
almost three miles, while it's base COW
ers hundred square miles of territory.
It's isolation, standing alone as 1t does
instead of in range, makes its might
ness all the more impressive.
Uncle Sam created a national park
around it and thus preserved it as one
Of our greatest sights, so we can all go
and see it and wonder for ourselves.
Like all volcanoes, Rainier built up
its cone from the material thrown out
from its interior. But terrific explo-
sion destroyed its conelike top and
greatly reduced it's height 1t has not
been in eruption for nearly so years,
though steam jets sometimes melt the
snow at it's summit and hot springs
flow from it's base.
Twenty-eight glaciers, born from the
snow which covers the mountain, ra-
diate from its peak and form one Of
the largest known glacial systems.
From these great ice fields there natur-
ally lead off numerous streams and
rivers which find their way, through
beautiful canyons. to the lower alti.
'udes. Below the glaciers, in an open
pace which circles the mountain, grow
Millions Of gorgeous wild flowers. pre-
Ienting beautiful spectacle as well as
marvellous contrast to the snow
above. Below the flowers are dense
and immense forests Of fir, spruce and
cedar
The daily morning oasis., 1919-11-02
miami Silver Belt, October 27)

T. is understood that the case of
Owen Morris, arrested at Doak for
alleged completely against the life of
Harry Maloy by putting powder in
stove, will come up late this after
n".n before justice of the Peace Pratt.
Morris was arrested at Doak the lat
:er part of last week by officers SUIT
er and Wight and brought to the coun-
ty Jail at Globe. It is claimed that
Morris was in position where he
could have placed the explosive in the
stove and other conditions seem to
involve him in network of circum-
statial evidence. Harry Maloy con-
slnues to improve rapidly at the coun-
ty hospital, his injuries as a result of
the explosion being merely superficial
but it is not yet known that he will
be able to attend the hearing this
evening.