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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-11-13
Jacobs prairte.

BUR 26. Snbrespieoerfebr ibrer Ser
ebeli6ung nurben @laiius Sderer I'M
@attin bon Sreun0en un0 Nabbarn aufs
angenebmite iiberraf@t un0 nit Der
ber5lidfen 8ini@en fir ein nod LAM
ges, frieblt6es uno erfolgreibes @belez
BEN be0a9t.
9ienstag LETTER 8ode fat Matb. 6,
56erer bic frbiere Wit6. Mertens Sarm
be3ogen, Die er unb iein 8ater bieies
Sriibiabr faufte. 8is babin mar Die Sarm
bon 2eonarb Oebrlein betpobnt, Ser nrnz
mebr auf Die Our6 Soiepb Ebeifens umz
5rg bafant getporbene Sarm ge8ogen 1T.
Na9 mebrere 8o9en tangent 8efude
in ct. glo11o unb @inneapolis lit &atbaz
rina 8lum na6 Der Sacobs Brairie 5nz
riidgefebrt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-11-13
pavnespiue.

Maior Bilon trnf borlebten Snn1stag
nit Der linn I'M fibli6en Srantrei1 an
getrn1ten @attin bier Elm. Sci feiner Nnz
funft tpurbe benz 9oftor, ben man 10
LANCE bier unb in Der gan5en Ilmgegero
bermibte, elm ber5libes 8ilfommen 5uz
tell, bns linn getpiB audi nidt borentbal=
ten nirb, mo INNER er ieinen 8efu9, lei
es in profe1ionener ober in freunol9aft<
Iider @eiie, MAIDEN miro.
Ser B%abnesbile garietp Store 1T III
feline neue Collation. neben Der 5eclrtth
@tate 8anf berlegt tporoen, nadoem Der
@eiddftsraum in 5tpedbienlider Beie
a1sgebei1ert mar. Gin @rocerp separate
ment 1T nit Dem alien @ef6dfte IN Werz
binbnng gebrndt iporben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-11-13
1l1elroie.

Sci ber 9ienstag lebterBo6e bier abz
gebaltenen @ta0tpabl lit Sobn 8. @elz
lie, Dem @einri6 @tnblberger Sic &abl
itreitig maa)te, a1s @taotidabmeiiter piez
Ser ertpdblt porben.
Gin 16limmer unfaQ ereignete 1t6 bor<
lebten 9ienstag gegen MbenD in Der
Ndbe bes 8Iad Dat Sees, ettpa brei Meiz
len iuoli1 bon bier, Dem @erbert @ilt,
Sobn Der Samilie Soiepb S. Silt bon
bier, gum Opfer fiel. 8eim Seben elmer
Sale entluo ii@ 8ufdIi9er 8eiie bas
@etpebr bes iunsen Mannes, ltnb Ser
69nB fubr in 1ein rebtes 8ein unter<
balb bes &nies. @r nur0e bon brei Sagbz
freunben, bic 1id BET linn %befanben, cine
balbe N2eile tpeit gum @efdbrt %setragen
unb Damn CUR Stabt eebrn6t, mo er io@
fort unter dr5tli9e B%ebanolung ge1telt
tpl1rbe. Seine S9mdde batte u%nteroeiien
bes itarfen Bll1tberluites ipe9en einen
berarttgen @rab nn9enommen, DAP ale
Miben bes Ir5tes, Sem 8eripun6eten Sic
0uI NAtpuIuItult utS IuueIIelt VlleucS
~npttpen0ige Stdrfe tpieoer 8u bringen,
berseblt9 tparen. Sod nurOe als eius
5iges Wittel, ibn ipom0gli6 Sem 2eben
at erbalten, Sic Nnputation borgenomz
men, leiber aber frat am 9onnerstag
Der Sob ein. Ser auf 10 lnglidlide 8et~
le Inn fem iunges 2eben @efommene err
reibte bas Sitter bon ied3ebn Sabren;
er tpnrbe bter geboren nnb perbradte ietz
ne fur5e 2ebens3eit bel ben @ltern.
9onntae fanb inter groBer 8eteiltsnns
bon 2eibtragenben Die 8eerbigung mad
einem IN ber ct. 8onifa5ius Stride ge<
6altenen &eqlliem itatt. Sen 10 bart &C.
priiften gItern tpurbe in Der Stunbe beg
berben werluites algemeines 8eileib be-
fl1nbet. MDge Der geritorbene ruben in
Srtebenl
@eorg @alelfamp Fat gnoe LETTER $50
DE iein @eirt bon bier na6 ct. glouo
berlegt, no &err @aielfamp in 9ienit
Der Melroie Granite 60. getreten lit.
Otto Gdr0ber unb fem irnges 8eibz
den, bns Tim erit fiir3lid bier angetralt
tprroe,. baben itd 9ienstag Letter 30
de fir Caledonia our @%runbung beg Ell
genen 5erbes berabf9iebet.
2EEG-AN
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-11-13

Sn Der GamiIie bes gbriit. glontger1
fteIte ii@ ein geiunbes Mdbden Elm; BAG
gleide greignis trus iid in ben Sauriz
lien Sobn 8erideib un0 Soiepb Sitter
al, ipdbrenb Der 3uipads in Der Sami<
lie Matb. 5erbntius IN einem frdftigen
i@0ibnden beitanb. Sen beridiebenen sSsa<
Imilien Glid gu ben Sreuoenereigniiien.
8ilb. lnger fen. nnb @attin iinb bon
.einem bertpnnbtidaftliden 8eil6e inBa<
bena tpieber oabeim eingetroffen.
Aa9 mebrere Wtonate langem 8eiude
iii minneapolis if Sulia &lein nad bier
ms glternbnus 5urudgefebrt.
Ser Betrireb I'M Nntionnl glebator
mar lebte 8o6e eingeitelt. Nit 8eginn
Der 8ode le9te !Seinri@ Rrimus bic Be-
triebsleitung nieoer, I'M ietnen Soften
als 5tabtpoli5iit nt13utreten.
Sobn Zeal bon @bicago ~erfreute ieinen
Bruoer, un1ern Boitmeiiter S. 8. Zeal,
nit mebrtdgigem 8eiube.
Sobn Sranf bon 6ibmonb bat 50. S.
Fingers Meiiben3 an Wnine @trabe ge>
tanft nno mirb bieielbe binnen Sturgeon
nit Samilie be5ieben.
&nrl Oiten6orf bon &an1as traf Nttte
lebter ISOLDE bier Elm nnb pirb Die 8in>
termpnate binbur6 bier beim 8rn1er
Mug1t 8 itenborf berbleiben.
Sran @einri6 Rrimus berbra6te bic
gnbtage b%ergan9ener Bo6e BET in Nin-
neapplis nobnenben Sreunoinen.
gb. @ab befiu6et ii@ auf einige $50
den BEL 9ertpanbten unb Sreunben in
Gong Sslanb, 81. g., gu 8eiu@.
5ermann unb Sobam 8iQig bon @opz
alton beernBten Sreitag unb @anstns
bier nobnenbe @ertpanbte uno Sreunbe.
Sri. Mnna Miller unb Die Srauen So
1epb Stte unb Otto 8D6ler genoien anf
einige Sage Sic @aitfreunoi6aft ibrer in
oen 3midingsitdbten mobnenben Ser
nnnbten.
BUM @beitan6 tpurben in Der ct. Bont<
fa8iusfir6e berfinoet 2ouis @erla6 bon
Sronton nnb SRI. Eberelia 80lite bon
bier.
Na6 mebrere Monate lan9em 8erbletb
BET 1einem in 8auburn ipobnenoen 9obz
ne Sofepb lit Matb. aran5 na6 bier 5nz
riideetebrt unb fat ii6 fir Sic nadlte1
Wfonate bier bel Der Sodter, Srau Sobn
IBrim11s, niebergelaiien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-11-13
&argdnge
iut Counts
Qpon.

Srau sbereiia 5umbs bon Nortbbon,e.
@iun., befinbet ii6 felt @noe leeter Bo<
DIE bier bel ser Wutter auf 8eiu9. Sbr
Seim ipurbe iiiuelt hur6 Sener 5eritort.
sbeohor Occurring begab ii3 anfangs
lester 8ode na6 ct. gloub. no er in
Der ne,1en Garage Der Sirma Seapep II.
@ayers arbeit gefunben bat.
Sic Sarmers Shipping Iiociatiou pers
iauote cine giienbabntuagenlaomng gief
inter Der Obior9e bes S. .. &aB mad
5iio ct. Saul.
8ilb. &eppers bat nit Sumilie ieir
ueues 9eim III ct. Sruncis be5ogen.
stephan Soffmam bon Irgo, Ntnn.
erfreute ieinen bier tpobnenben 8ruoe'
gmil Spffmauu nit 8eiu6.
gilbert Sbielmanu lit Der a1titierenot
8uttermader in Der bieiisen Creamery
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-11-13

lider 8ebnnolung itnno, 1T aus Der 3etlz
mtnlt ~entlaifen tpproen.
Sobn &0ring bon 9nlatb erfreute Die
Snmilie ieines bier tpobnbaften Brroers
9ermam nit 8eiu6.
Samilie Sran5 Stremba bon agran1
fat ibr @eim bon bort na6 bier berlegt
unb bas fiir5lid fdufli6 eritanoeneBobn@
baus Der Srau Sobn Neumann be5ogen.
Sobn 9anfer 1T bon 8tnforb, g 3,
5uriidgefebrt, mo fem 8ater cine 48O
Mder umfafenbe Snrm fm1fte, bic beg
|@obnes Nnfii9t unteriteM 1T.
Sobn &ueel 1T bon ct. Saul, mo er
in 8ebnnoIung zines Spe3ialiifen farb,
befreit bon ieiuem @nlsleioen, tpteoer
bier eingetroffen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-11-13
Safe be1rp.
8anttailierer Mllbolpb Simsl unb 8

8anttaiiierer Nlbolpb Sin1sI unb Ben
Getting eritatteten Der 8nl1ptitaot bes
gountp einen profeilionele1 nno inbuz
itrielen gei1l6.
SRI. 5enela Geltina, 56iilerin Der ct
8enebtfts Nfabemie IN ct. Solepb, tpar
5onntag bier BEL ben gltern.
Noia Neler genob auf einige Gage Die
@aHfreunoiidaft Der bier tpobnerben Gel.
ting Sarnilie.
Mm Montagabeno tpnrbe in Der belt
gen Stabtbnle elm Siegestan3 abgebalten
Son Der Eeiluabme an bemielben lieber
ii6 btele Der i@roffen Bttterung tpeger
abbalten.
Wfid. 8alborf fat bas SEQ Neublings
@e5ddft fduffi9 iibernomrnen nno on:
|ielbf iofort na6 benz abgei6loHenen&au'
angetreten.
Srnu Salbauer BON st. Solepbs Ml
Itenbeim BEL ct. glonb eritnttete bieitget
Sreunbinnen einen mebrtdgigen 8efn6
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-11-13
Colo 5prtno.

Sn Der ct. 8onifa5ius Stride lieber
ONT 9ienstag lebter Bo6e bel einem
bonn bo6tp. P. Meinrn6, g.. g. 3d., 5eles
brierten 8rautn1nte ibren Sreubunb burd
Brieitersbaub fe9uen Mi6ael S9ramel
aug Dem bairii9eu Settlement uub SRI
Srances 3upredt. Sci ben int Sotpu
2uremburg ipobnenben @ltern Der 8rau1
tpurbe inn beiteren &reiie Der gelaoenen
@dite Elm i90nes 9od5ettsfeit sefeiert
ipobei bns iunge Baar nit ben ber5li6=
ften Biini9en beba6t tpurbe. M0ge es
ben Neubermdblte1 Int .1elten Stnnbe in
merfort na6 8unf9 ergebenl
Matbias Sdmib bon 9uIutb genob anti
eiuise Sage Die @aitfreunofdnft Ser bier
nobnenben Samilie Srnn5 Beisner; bon
bier begab er fid nad 8luffton, mo er Der
Sobn gr5 Samilie einen 8eiu@ eritattete,
bebor ct bic 9eimretfe autrat.
Sran5 8auer tpurbe bon ietuer @attin
NIT einem netten Mdoden bei6enft, tpoz
81, uniern @lidtpunidl
Saul Sbeiien uno 9einrid Watbien
baben ii9 ~anfangs letterBo@e mad Nta1
banf, 81. s., be9eber, mo lie Initelune
~9efunben babeu.
SIZE bier iiinsit seerinbete GONE Oil
SO. trifft gorbereitungen our gr6ffnnne
i6res @ef9dftes nit 8eginn beg nddb>
ften Nonats.
Sobn 8olfmg unb @attin uno Reter
geiter ir. nno Srau tparen Sonntagsz
adte ibrer in ct. gloub tpobnenoen Berz
tpanbten nnb begaben fid bon bort mad
Wabben 2afe, no ibr Befub Der Sarrt@
Tie Setter 56reifels gait
Sran5 Nlfboff, pel6er iingit bic Utarz
tin Sinf Sarm faufte, 1T Ritte Lester
Bode bon Sbief Sitter Sails bier et1@
aetroffen; einige Gage fpdter folste1
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-11-13
mavhem Safe.

$. S. Qauoenba6 nnb Srnn bon ct.
Muguita genoiien eines Eages bergmgez
ner ISOLDE bier bic @aitfreunoi@aft Del
Samilie Sofepb Sliegel.
&elena @drober befiubet fi6 INNER
nod i'm Ct @apbaels @oipital in ct
gloub unter dr8tli6er 8eban0lung.
&obp. Bfarrer Nlois S@aut eritatz
tete in Morb 9atotn einen freunbi9aftltz
den 8e1u@.
@argaretba @olern, tpel6e tpabren1
Der lebten feds Nonate in Der 8nnbes>
baupt1tabt i'm Negierungsbienit itanb, III
borlebten @onntag ing @lternbaus 5uridz
getebrt.
g.. 2ibbesmeber, Sobn Sran5 uni
Sodter emma berbrn9ten Ben lebter
@amstag in ct. gIoub.
Ngnes Maurer, pel6e in ct. Soiepf
in 9ienit itebt, ~erfreute Counting lire
bier %mobnenben gltern NIT 8eiuG.
Mi6. Sbli uno Gattin beiu6ten lire
Eo6ter Nnna, Die fi@ immer nod i'm
ct. @apboels @oipitnl in ct. @louo nnz
ter dr3tli6er 8ebanblung befinbet.
Mar5ena @9iu 1nb Bertha &l0ppner
Die inn @9ulbiitritt IS als 2ebrerinner
angeitent 1inb, berbra9ten bas @nbe lebz
ter @o6e in ct: Nu9uita i'm elterlider
@auie.
Bil6. 56inOler, tpel6er in elmer Ga:
rage in MinneapoliS bel6dftigt lit, &c:
niebt cine unfreitpinige 8afan8, ba e1
beim &urbeln einer Gar cine feiner @d11:
oe 16limm berlebte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-11-13

@iner unierer dltel ten unb 9ea9tetiter
8irger 1T in Ser Berion Beg 8tlbeln
Benfer am porlebten Samstas bnr@ BET
Sob, anf ben er beitens borberettet mar
na9 ldingerem 2eioen an Der @eit6tsroie
1T bic @pigfeit entfubrt norben. Sci
8ertorbene m1trbe bon SO Sabren 1t
9eutl9lar1o 9eboren, bon mo er in 1870
IN bie5es 2nnb lam unb 1i9 in @tearns
gpuntb nieberlieb. 8or 38 Sabren Der:
beiratete er ii9 nit Sri. Waria 8or:
eerbing un0 beipobnte cine 0fli6 bon
@tuage 9elegeue Sarm 33 Sabre lang
8or 1iebebn Sabren 5og er itd bom 2ano:
leben 8urid, nabm @obnuns in uniere'
Mitte nnb berblieb bier Big 81 1einen
Sooe. @einer glidli6en @be entiproier
brei5ebn &tnber, flint &naben unb adj
Mdb6en. 9ie1e iinb:. Sen, Seinrt6
Sran3, 8ilbclm, @ermmn, Die Srauer
&arl &uboIsfi bon 2ittle Sails, Srans
gberneb, Naidael gberneD, Soiepb So
ner, sic ebrp. &loiterf@tpeiter 8enita
8. g. s., bon ct. Sofepb unb @arina
g. s., bon 8ismard, 81. g., unb &laz
ia un6 Sbereiia Benfer, Die ft6 nod Bel
Der Mutter %befin6en, Oie in Dem 8erftorz
benen einen treuen 2eensgefdbrten pte
Die &inoer in linn einen firiorgli6en @az
ter aufs tiefite betrauern. Sn Tim felt Die
@eneinbe eines ibrer Observation-Disclosures 81
@rnbe getragen, oenu, mo immer -es gait.
Die Boblfabrt Der @emeinoe gu f0roern,
mar er itets CUR 5teue, II. mo INNER Sc
ienisfeit uno beiterer @inn gepflest tpurz
Be, bIieb er nidt bintennn. Sim Mitttpod
5e1ebrierte Der bo@tp. p. @einri9, g.. 9.
s., &apIan Der ct. 8eneoifts Mabemie
in ct. Soiepb unb s6tpaeer beg gerftor>
benen, Elm feierlt6es 9fequiem, tporaui
bic 2ei9e I'M 8eiiein beg ct. SoiepG
Wdnnerbereins, beiien ebrentpertes @itz
glteo er getpeien, unb inter ionit GAIL
rei6er 8eteiligung auf Dem bieiigen Got
tesader CUR 8ube sebettet tpuroe. N0ge
Der @eritorbene ruben in Sriebenl Ser
trarlernben @interbliebenen infer tpoblz
gemeintes 8eileibl
Sobn 8orger0ing belt ft9 mebrereSaz
&c in Geiddften in Minneapolis anf.
Norbert 5b0ner begab fi6 anfangs
LETTER 8o9e mad ct. glouo, tpo er ieis
ne @tubien in Der Bath II. Gbles 5anz
oelsi9uIe %nufgenommer1 bat.
SRI. Moia Ebelen bon ct. Martin bai
Die bur9 ben Nudtritt Der Sral 8elenn
8rofmann in Der Sreeport 5tate Bani
bafmt getporbene @tele angetreten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-11-13
pter3.

Sn Ser 2iite iener &lein< nnb @rpBz
gei6tporenen, tpelde ipdbrenO bes in perz
gansener 8o6e in 2ittle Sal1s e%r0ffnes
ten &reisgeri9tstermtns bon Morriion
County 5n Dienen baben, iin0 folgenbe
Namen entbalten: gbriit Eeeie bon Blat<
te, Sobn Softer bon 8udman, Sobn @rob
bon Granite, @einrib 8ooier bon Platte
unb 2onis Drummer bon Granite. @rob@
geI6nprene; Sran5 @aitanef bon 3iQz
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-11-13
AAtnne, &cier Int .ue,'
u1untb!

Reer Carl Ghtele miro am
5onnta9, oen 10. 10
pember 1919 iid IN
monn's place IN Spring
Ptn %beftnoen, um lbonz
MISUNDERSTANDING fir oen
uNorol tern" 81 iiberneh>
men,.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-11-13
.6reeport.

Mdt1ng 9eier tn Sreeport!
SER Carl Sbiele tptrb ant @unr=
taa, Ben %. Mpnentber 1919, itdJ int
@olfing @utel tn Treepart befnoen,
tint M6pnnementsbetrage fir ben
vMorbftern" at iibernebmen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-11-13
Safe 6eor0e.

gbrbfant Challenger bat it9 anfangs
leBter 8o9e nnd. &anins @itb, No., be-
geben, mo er @enntnifie in einer Nutoiduz
le iammeln tpirb.
9Srau %. 9. 8ranbrb fat ii6 boz
ibrem nntpobGein our SsSrerioe ibrer 4n=
geb0rigen tpieoer erbolt.
Srnn5 Sbnl5 nub gattin bon Soloingz
forb tparen bon Sreitag Biz Wontag Ga
tie Ser bier anfdiiigen Samilie @od 8elz
Ter.
Cine Mn3abl innger 2eute iab fid
5onntagabenb beiru Geo S90nberg bers
lammeH unb 9enob BET i1genbltdem5 pie>
Ie einige rebt augenebme Stunoen.
SRI. 9ufanna Spatb unb Mlma Sdola
tpareu samstag in Eribatgei6dften mad
8rooten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-11-13

Sem Meni1 fennt 6td 10 geno1l
tpie 6eine S6mei9ler.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-10
BY STAFF EDITORIAL WRITER

achleVe tlnanclaf greatness. When Tn con- flict they work ruin to all concerned; but through their friendly cooperation, gen eral prosperity is accomplished and peace, contentment and happiness are shed abroad among all the classes and all the people,
 Our members everywhere must keep constantly in mind the righteous and fun damental truth that our organizations are intended for the purpose of combining our our efforts and influences in order to pro- cure justice for ourselves and not that we may work injustice upon others.
 The Southern Labor Congress is an edu- cational institution, whose purpose it is to point out to the rank and file of our men1- bership throughout the south actual facts and conditions as they exist. One of it's main purposes is to teach OUT new and younger members and the public general ly-the cardinal principles of organized labor: 'The greatest good for the greatest number" and to impress upon each and everyone the indisputable fact that to be good and useful member one must neces- sarily be good, law-abiding, conservative citizen; that the organized labor movement is for the purpose of protecting those of our brothers and sisters who are, from time to time, being oppressed by interruptions en- ployers. If all employers of labor would only give their employees fair treatment there would be no necessity existing for labor or ganization. Some of the largest emr overs of labor in the south handle the situation in such manner that all concerned are entire ly satisfied, and therefore the labor organ ization is unnecessary.
 Two institutions of this character which we here make mention of is the Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company and the Cumberland Tele phone and Telegraph Company which companies employ many thousands of men and women all through our Southern States. These companies having asystem of taking care of their employees, which system comments itself to every fair minded man and woman. This system was not brought about by our Organized Labor movement, but was inaugurated by the Bell System of the American Telephone and Telegraph Company and Associated Companies, of which corporation the Southern Bell and Cumberland Companies are part, which fact makes it the more appreciated by all.
 This is plan for employees pensions disability benefits and insurance, which was inaugurated January l. 1913 and is said to be the most liberal and complete ever established by any corporation.
 Under this plan every employe from the day la borer to the highest official shares alike in the benefits and each is assured of protection during illness provision for the family after death and reasonable income when retired by age
 One important feature of this plan, and perhaps the most attractive, is the fact no obligation what
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-10

THE delegates to the Southern Labor 1 Congress meet together each year to take account of the achievements of the year just ended and lay out work for the future study of the needs of the toilers and apply such legislation, social and other wise, that will make for their uplift.
 It has been we'll said that "the proper study of mankind is man" and true it is that the best thought of all the ages has been localized upon the great problems of his status, development and destiny.
 The doctrine of the brotherhood of man is both scientific and divine truth
 We know that in large and responsible measure we are our brothers keepers; and that the obligation of bearing the burdens of one another, founded in Holy Writ, was never more binding or pressing upon us than it is today.
 But while we recognize the broad prin- ciple of duty, owed to our fellow men gen. erally, we must realize that our greatest ob- igation is to our neighbor; and we mean neighbor in broader sense than simple designation of those who live near our doors.
 We number as our neighbors all that great class of our fellow men who work by our sides, in the same general fields of in- dustry, whose problems are our problems, and whose battles are our battles.
 Light is breaking in the east, the long night for wage earners has ended, and the dawning of new day is already at hand for the laboring classes.
 But we have reached our present posi- tion after much patience and tribulation through earnest, faithful, undaunted and devoted cooperation with each other and with capital, without which we could have accomplished nothing
 We have spread out before us the hope and prospect of a better, broader and loftier existence for ourselves, our famil- ies and our future generations. This we can only hope to reach through a continued CO., operation with capital
 We have learned the wisdom of organi- zation from capitalists themselves who are today organized everywhere into great associations for their. own pro- lection. But mention is here made of the well known combination pol icies of the capitalistic classes, in pass ing, for the purpose of argument and illus tration, and not for criticism and antagon- ism, for we should all live in harmony Ab- solute harmony and cooperation between capital and labor is ever to be desired; for we all know that by nature, self-interest and necessity, capital and labor, working in
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-10

 An Southern ConrSo and hB TeaphC f t d pH
The Elbert County tribune., 1919-06-27
BISON VALLEY ITEMS.

Mrs. Casey has Mrs. Patterson
and son, and Miss Casey. her neic,
visiting her from Nebraska.
Tony Todaro. one of our ole
homesteaders has soldhis ranch 10
a Nebraska man. and will go Ia
Pittsburg, Pa, to make his futur.
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. McCaney left Sun.
day morning, via the Ford route. tt
Sugar City, across to Pueblo, Florenc,
and Canon City, visited with Gene
Courtiss and family. They wen,
up over the high line drive, visited
at John Connoreas. took in the
sights at Colorado Springs and they
arrived home Friday.
Geo. Polste has been digging a
ditch for Mr.. Premer, he will pipe
the water to his house.
Gus Fuches is hauling his wheat
and bringing out lumber to complete
his barn.
Otto Fuches returned home from
Hot Sulphur Springs, Missouri,
where he went to take baths, he Ia
greatly improved in health. Now
we wonder if he didn't stop over in
Kansas City.
We wish to call the attention to
the farmers that did not attend the
meeting at Fondis. that Fondis pre-
cinct was organized as pest dis
trict and all prairie dogs must be
killed by the first OF August. This
is for our own good and let us all
work together and exterminate tEe
pest.
The Elbert County tribune., 1919-06-27

Reports on acreage crops planted
In the state this year. collected by
county assessors and being compiled
for the use of the Cooperative Crop
Reporting Service. indicate that the
acreage devoted to grainsorghums.
sweet sorghums and other forage
crops In eastern Colorado this year
Will be fully as large as that of last
year. In spite of the large increase
In the acreage OF wheat. These
completed reports still indicate a
very heavy decrease In the areea de-
voted to field beans and substan-
tial decrease in the acreag OF pots-
toes In all districts except the San
Luis valley. The damage to the
potato crop from the recent frost
was not SO heavy as was first repor-
ted.
The Elbert County tribune., 1919-06-27
Crop And Livestock News.

There have been light showers In
most sections of the state during
the past week, but the amount of
rainfall has been insufficient to meet
the needs of the farmers and CROPS
are suffering from want OF moisture.
The condition is most serious In the
north central part of the state, in
parts of Adams. Boulder, Larimer.
Arapahoe. Jefferson, Morgan and
Weld countie. The weather has
been generally warm except in the
southwestern counties, where the
nights have been too cool for proper
growth OF crops. In the San Luis
valley and on the western slope
crops generally are in almost normal
condition, while in the remainder
OF the state they are below normal
being as low as SO per cent. in some
OF the north central counties. The
damage from the frost of June lst
was not so heavy as was at first men
TONED, according to reports received
by the State Cooperative Crop Re-
porting Service. There was con-
siderable loss to fruits, which will
make the crop perhaps 25 per cent.
short of what 1t would otherwise
have been, while most of the dam
age to vegetables has been overcome
by replanting. Replanted crops
generally are needing moisture.
The Elbert County tribune., 1919-06-27

Roy Brown and ]. E. Barnes
shipped cattle Monday.
Children's Day exercises at the
Christian Church last Sunday were
excellent.
Gussie Wheeler arrived Saturday
night from 10 months overseas in
the engineer corps, he is visiting
relatives here.
Mrs. Anna Koale arrived Satur-
day on visit to her daughter, Mrs.
d. R. Baldwin.
George Wrockloff and family of
Pomona. Calf. are on their way.
via auto. to visit their parents and
relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. McCanley who have
been on tour to the southern part
of the state report that crops are
pretty well burnt up through that
section.
John Blakely, manager of the
Gates store at Kiowa. was in Elbert
on business this week.
VIM. Rankin has gone to Alberta,
Kansas, to harvest his wheat crop.
The Misses Conarroe are visiting
in Denver this week
All county assessors in Colorado
with a single exception have com
piled with the requirements of the
newly enacted agricultural statis-
ties act. and are making reports to
hn Cfot
the acreage devoted to all crops in
1918 and other agricultural data
called for on the blanks furnished
by the Board. These reports are
now being tabulated and a complete
report on the acreage of all crops
grown in the state. by counties, will
be available sometime in July.