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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-11-06
Mehuat 9lnteiI an Der Gbre.

gr1tebt in Der ge~ipeienen BrGrie Elm nieolides 5taot=
diem, reft rno 1tredt iub oaS anfdnglide 3tDergleir, uno
miro gum &ielen, Damn ber6anft Die @intpobner1daft IN
auererl ter 2tnie einen %oerortige1 @rfolg Ger Dorit9tigen
8er1pult11ng ieiner @ta6tDater ooer @eu1eir6erate. @r=
ltrefen ii9 iolde grfolge auf Counties mir n1u1ien
bter 1bon BEN lan6Slanfigen Mms6rud gebrau9e1L nn1
oen1 oeutlideren @erftdnonis eber geredt gu tperoen -
Die oQs b06lte @eroient ein5ubein1ien beredtigt iin6. @iel
gr0Ber lit nod oas @eroie1it %erltredt eS ii6 auf unpare
teiii9en, gere6ten @i6teripr1td.
IS gibt biele Wfen19en, Die nidt 51 ibrer etge11en
9tidter tper6en fonnen> Die beinabe in aQen SdQe1t Die
Silfe oes e%rfabrenen 1110 nit einen1 bobe1 Mn1te betral1=
ten Srts=> DiItrifts- ooer 2an0esri9ter einbolen n1iiier.
@s gibt aber tpie6er biele an6ere S16ipiouen, Sic Die
2ite1 oes @eebes oa5u beriiben, Inn nit @orbeoahgt
nnoere Nerionen gu i9aoigen. s1 iolben Saqen be6arf
es 6es iberlegten fa6lide1 &idtfpru@es, Der Dor gereb=
ten b0bere1 SSnitan5en auf 6e1 Wege ser 8erufung itu1o=
ltan5 tpegen oes Seblens an Sti6bultigfeit ber1porfer.
SS1 unlerer eigenen Witte ieood beiiBen mir MnS=
nabnR11 Der &egel, gusnabme11, a1f Die Die gan5e ge=
tpobnerfdnft nit &edt itol3 lein fam. @iner unlerer
&retSrihter batte in leBter 3ett ei11en b%eIon0ere11 Nefor0
gu ieine1 un6 unfere1t @unite1 5u ber5eidmen. @S lit
Dies Der bon alien re9tli9 Derfen6en beliebte &reisride
ter SSobn 81. So er. 9ret urteilsipriide, 6e bon linn
gefaqt, bon irge1noeiner 5eite uber angefa11pft nn6 o1f
0em &er11fnngstpege in 6as Sbergertdt gebrudt tp11r6e1t
Inn bort nit oler 8oritdt 611r9 oas Sieb Der @ere6tig=
felt gepreBt al %&peroen, tie bielten itanb! Derartige 8e=
Mlroe zines Ridters better tpie gleiBenoe Oroensaus-
5et61nngen. uno Tie beebren nmbt in auerleBter 2inie
Die Wdbler1bafk Die einen o%erartigen tu9tigen Mann
auf ben redte1 Blab ertpable. Die unieren &reisri9ter
%51erfannte @bre 11uB er mag es ibn1 a1d) nDd 10
ldpper fallen - nit 11ns tetlen. Mber mir mollen ibm
gerne oieie @inbuBe ourd ~unieren beredtigten 5toI5 gu
~perguten %beruden! s.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-11-06
Der Mpnat Npbember 1T Ben ar.

Der Mpnat Surrender lit ben ar
men Seelen I'M Segfe1ter getpeibt. Mlit
@e6t fat Die beilige' Stride gern6e 6ie-
fen Monat our @rinnerltng beitimmt,
neil 6as berannaben6e gnoe 6es Sab=
res, oie @ablbeit Ser Natur, Ser nebe=
lige graue @immel uns beion6ers 6a=
gu itimmt, ni6t gu bergeiien, 6aB al.
les bier auf @r6en abiterben muB.
SSn 6ieiem feierli6en Monate geniigt
es nber ni6t, ii6 n1r unierer lieben
Nbgeidieoenen 5u erinnern, bloB ibre
@rdber NIT 8lumer gu idmiidfen nno
Die Srie6b0fe 5u bei1t6en. @s baben
Ole ormen, buBen6en Seelen, tpel6e
ibrer ieligen @erflarung entgegen
barren> nod gan5 anbere 8eoirfniiie;
iie brauden uniere @ebete, 11niere M-
moien, nn1ere g11ten @erfe. @eben
mir 11ns 6ober sic gr0Bte Miibe, be-
in 6iefem Mpnate, Sen I'M
@eipobnern 6es i9redlt=
den &erfers int Segfe1er 61r6 @e-
bette un6 @erfe 9riitIi9er Nd61ten=
Itebe CUR @ilfe 5u fommen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-11-06
&ir6li9e
Ma9ri9ten

: 9ie am Iebten Greitagmorgen in
Der ct. @Iou6 nnbefledten @mpfang=
nisfir6e er0ffnete un6 arn Counting
aben6 gum feierliden MbidluB &c.
longte 40-itin6ige @ebetsanbo6t
fam nit pouem93e9te als cine iegens=
rei6e @na6en3eit be5ei6net wer6en>
tp11r6en ia mGbrenb. 6erielben iiber
2700 8ei6ten geb0rt, nobel Dem
bodtp. 8farrer p. 2ufe, 8. g. S.,
uuBer 6elien M%iiiitenten, ben bodm.
&ene6iftinern 9%tl6ebran6 un6 Mlto,
bodap. P. Mtbanalims, .. g. s., bon
Ser ct. Sobns Mbfei nnb bo6m. ST..
@%rnnentpnlo bonn ct. &apbaels So
fpitol in ct. CLOUD giitige Musbilfe
leiiteten. Sci allen @ottes6ieniten mar
6ie @ertret11ng Der: @emein0e cine
b0d1t erf reulide, mus 11amentli6 bel
DEM feierltden @9IuB Ser oreitagigen
@ebetsun6ndt Der 6an.tpar, nobel Der
bodp'Ite SEER 8ii9of So1epb 8u19
cine einorudSboue 8re6igt iiber Die
Werebr1ng 0eS MllerDe1l1g1ten Nltar<
l%afromentes als @anptgnaoenqueQe
btelt> io6ann BET Ser feier1i6en 8ro<
5eifion 6as Mlerbeiligite trug un6 ben
iefromentalilden 5egen erteilte.
= &ommen6en Coming miro in
Ser bonn bo6m. @errn S6ouenberger
at St. Ni9olas paitorierten ct. Nt=
fola1s @emein0e etne a%dttagige Mii=
iion eroffnet meroen.
: sSn Ser ct. Hal1ls Stride 81 Sauf
Centre, tpo Ser bo6m. &err q. Mr5t
als Bfarrer angeteut 1T, miro Der
bo9m'ite &err &iibof Sol. &uid am
@onntag, SEN 20. 6ieies Wonats 6as
fl. Gaframent Der Sirm1ng ertetlen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-11-06
gu %bearaben, anitatH uniere @fe6te, Selbitbeitimmungs.
're6te iiber Die @ertpenoung unferer eigene1 2a16esl0bne
an eltrop1ifhe 8ote1tater a1tSauliefert1.

Oh ueUEuUeH, QHlIuI uHTeEe JleuIet SelUlIUeIllIItHulB5
'redte iber Die @ertpenoung ~unierer eigeren 2an6esi0bne
IN elropatide .Botentaten alS5uliefern.
Damn bQben MIR nod einer anoeren ®, Der in
bolitem Sdtpunge %floriert: Der anuupf gegen ben 8ert
oes @eloes Der Miittelnadte in erier 2inie. M}arf un0
@rone rniiien be1tte ~a6erlalien tpie nod ME 5l1bor. IS
1T Die Sortiebung bes &rieges ieitens beg &apitals, oas
nod @etpinne aus b%erarnten 80ltern at .ifIugen iuht.
8eoe 2anoer, iotuobl Deutiblano tpie 0eiterrei6 fino o1f
Die girfnbr bon gaabrltngsnittel11 ln6 &obrnntertalien
ungetuiefer, I'M neues 2eben IN ben &uinen 8n idaffe1.
Galen iotpobl Die M1arf tpie Die &rote t4gli5 in sibren
@erte1t, uno gelpabrt man gera6e 0ieien 2dnoer1 fir
langere 3eit feinet &reoit, barn 1nuB AUDI 6as lebte
l@}olo 1o6 ben 8eg IN frer1oe Gai6en t%pan6ern. Die
Stante1 iino Bis iber Die Die Sbrer beriduloet, ons lit
enti6ieoen tpabr. l1no sic Gambler Ser 5iegrei6en? Mt
Der aqetnige11 Musnabme Der Ser. @taaten teile1 1e audi
ben 8ettelitab, an benz 6e 2drber Der 3entralntddte flint
1nerlb 6%abtnbunnpeln. 8ir6e ibner gegen1partg aIer
@re6it e%nt5ogen, Damn g6be es aQer Wnbribeinlid]teit
Stnatsfrade. Gin iol6es @nt5ieben Sen &re6ites Ben
aQtterten 2anoern %gegenuber lit aber unmoglid, 6enn
man mnB iie %uenigiens ouf fiinitli6en Beinen oabin=
i6reite1 la1ien, Inn bon Ser enor111en S9ul6 5u1ninoet
Die @ro8ente einfaiiieren gu t0nnen. Mie lunge ion ober
nod orr &an1pf gegen Nfarf l1n6 &rone onoaltern? @r=
inrern bielleibt 6e gearen. 6efer beioen Sorten M}un5en
nod GIT itarf an autofratii6e Soften un6 ipe5ieq sic
&rone, I'M ibne1 etpige 8eboe gu %erfldren? @ann fo11nt
bier 6rie6e?
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-11-06
$50 Ite0t Der Hrtebe?

So1111e1tpene miro be1te Eapier berldpen6et, gSorte
%pergeuoet III oen1 nnbegretfliben &eltreben, tper benin
%eigentlib ben &rieg beraufbeidipore1 babe. 9aran reibt
ib Damn %ober11uls cine iebr unlogiide 8rage, oie man
ser11e nit Der Sdarfe aler betebenoen unb nod at i6of-
fen0e1 @eebe betrafen n0dte: Ner goo oas BIntDergie=
ben in Die 2ange? &ie iebt es ober nit Ser Srage fir
Die 3nfarft: User bringt ben 6rieoen nno beroient ih
Den nnunnDa1n0e1ne11 Cont Der ga113en Welt?
9od) leioer ideint man 6ieier Srage nur bas geri1gIte
Mugenmerf 81 idenfe11, 6enn Dor unieren 8liden ipielen
lm) tranr1ge S5ene1 ab> Die 11s BON ebrlben Srie6ens=
ber1lbn1gen iebr penig 3engnis ableger. SSn &uBla1o
fan1pft man eire11 &anpf ben nie11an0 51 erfaren ber=
mag. Mnf leoe11 TQll tit es urntoglid 5u betpei1en1 bob
nuBer Der Surtt iiber f%inan5ele B~erpflibtungen, Die
0as 3arenregnne emit ei1gegange1 it, irgenopel6e an
oere ibperDieger0e @rin6e b%orldge1, sic Elm Woelen Ser
&rafte, etn Ilsbunger11 6es golfes 11n6 8ei9ieBen bon
9afenitaoten b%erecbtigt eriaeinet lieBen. 9abei ieben mir,
mie biele Nationen uno g2uti0ndben %pon1tig auf ben
i6tpn&ett r1Hiide1 8dren %losbeiBen, I'M i'm ben @arons
gu madden. Mber Der %gefurdtete r1tiii6e 8inter ideint
bent bol16eDiltiIden @lernente our @ilfe geeit 5u 1ein.
9ann n1io auf Elm @ieoerieben I'M ipden Sribiabre?
Cont berubigte man ii6 bereits ettpas in Dem friegs-
5er5aulten europa, 1Denn man aud nod latge oas 3etfen
zines nQgernetne1 Sr1e6ens ri6t fon1tatperen fun1. So
gibt es nod italieniide 5dar11ibel nit &roate11, MGiier-
ten ur6 tDer bolt in1n1er einen1 Dgnn1n5to in Die @ege
gu 1nlfen tpagt. 9a gibt es nod inmer una1genebrte
3pii6enfaue 5rpi1der1 anoeSbu1grigen Gunaner un6 err
bolten l1ngar1. ga nno BORT i6reitet man gu Blebis5ite1,
Die oQer 8abri6eirlibfet nibt in Der ger1utlibften 6ar-
monte perlaufe1 tperbe1l, uno Ga uno bort n1ufie11 itb
an anoere 2a10er angereibte Biirger aus Ser Deutfblano
|obgebebten Siegesbeute unb iinb nit Ser ibnet 5uteil
getporoenen 8eba1o1ung nt6t auf 6as &0bite erbaut.
SSn ben engliden 8robin5en min es feline &ube geben,
bort gibt es INNER &pie6er Mufit6nbiilde, oenen Der Sea-
%tionalitol5 iieber Die Sutidnn1r tnahit un6 Die %einitens
|~gegebene 8erpreGungen p6er Selbftbetin11l1ngsreGte
.eingel0it baben tpollen. gu an oieienl %1ngearad, oas ii9|
iber Die &dupter 6er 6ernofratii6en Bropbeten ergieBt
ragt in Den berf9ieoenen 2dn6er1 nod Der Wurm Ser
ditberite11 l1n5ufrieoenbeit!
SSn Amerita befaBt man iib felt geraurrer 3et nit
benz Arie6en. Dns beiBt, man fa1t1 bent in 4nris ge1Guf-1
fenen Sriebenspertrage nidt bas 2iebli9e nnb grgoBlide
abgeuin1ret1> 6as uniere Serren 8ertreter am &%onferen3-
tiide az ieber beliebter. Nfan befabt ifi1 cher nit Der
SSoee, ben gunaen Rrinngfran1 III benz atla1tiihe1 Dsepn
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-11-06

, WV W
nubten @na6en5eiten sic sic ct. So
notwithstanding in @ol6 5pring ie
mitgema@t, bra6te Die 40-itiin6ige
'@ebetsanoa6t in @erbin6a1ng nit Dem
Soties Qltoties MblaB nit ii9, uel9e
am lebten Donnerstag ibnen Mnfmg
a'abm un6 am Seite Merbeiltgen beim
&odumt gei6loiien nu1rbe. Sos @r-
offnun9samt bielt bodp. &err &u=
i6er bon 8elt Union, mobei bodtp.
SEER 2eutbner bon MeartD als Diofo11
uno bodnm. P. Sulius, 8. g. s., als
niiiitierten un6 bodp. ST.
cine onsge5ei6nete Bre6igt
bielt. Mm Greitag bielt bodp. SEER
Builder @o9amt nn6 cine lebrrei9e
Muber 6ieien bo6m. &erren
~leiitete Dem bo6p. Bfarrer p. Mein=
rab, 8. g. g., Mnsbilfe Ser bodm. p.
&i1ian, 8. g. s., bon Der ct. Sobns
Mbtei, Der Samstog un6 Sonntag 6as
nn6 am Sonntag 5nglei9 6ie
@re6igt bielt. Die S6lnBfeier Der
40=1tiin6igen Mn6adt, mdbren6 mel=
der iber 5000 FL. &ommunionen aus
geteiIt tp11r6en, tpor eine re6t erba11=
lide, tpo5n sic feierli9e 8ro5eiiton,
Ser cine groBe Mn5abl tpeiBgeflet=
better &in6er tetlnabm, namentli6
bettrng.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-11-06

Sener Discount Mitor, Der bor
fnr5em in England a1ts 6em 2eben
idie6, tpar einmal amerifanti6er8Mr-
ger. @r CAB fem &iirgerre6t a1tf, I'M
6es &onigs bon England at
tper6en. Sos lit 10 5iemIi6 ones, tnns
man ibnt ols Nabruf mi6men fann.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-11-06
31tnt @erfamf

Me1es iieben 3immer &aus, $4,000;
reues iieben 3immer 9ans $2650;
flint 3immer Sous un6 Barn $145O.
8eiiB fann 1ofort %nngetreten tperoen.
Seil5ablung .penn getpiinibt. 5ebet.
Sobn s. @olter, Gong 8Iof, Eele-
pbon 42=2.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-11-06

Ser @agel faat ni6t, ebe 6ie Bol-
fe ii6 ge5eigt Fat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-21

An Exquisite Black
Lynx Scarf, $3.50
Fine. lus trous; skins.
head. tail and feet trim
med.
Muf to Match, $6e.50
The Finest Specimen of
Red Fox Scarfs, $S7.zS
Extra large skins: silk
lined. and t + m m e d with
tail, head and feet.
Muh to Match. S87.25
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-21

Full S hioned. Silk
H 0 S cry. $500. Cotton
tops.
Full-fa S hioned Silk
Hosiery, $3.50. Mercerized
tops.
Full # a S hioned. Silk
Hosiery, $z.75. Silk tops. :
New Lace Fiber Hosiery.
$l.75.
Clicked Silk Hosiery,
$500. Mercerized tops.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1919-04-04
Evolution of the Lamp.

Or. Walter Clark of Philadelphls
has recently made some Interesting in-
vestigations to find out how the OLD
time lighting conditions In his city
compare with those of today, says the
Popular Science Monthly. He has dis
covered that until as late as 1885, only
pickering sperm oil and candles WeT
in use. Not until the following decaoe
did the highly Smproved" kerOsens
lamp appear. Gas did not come ou'
until the period between 1865 and lo'"
And then only the wealthy could uSs
1t 1t sold at $3.50 per thousand CUBS
feet The efficient Welsbach manus
came out ten years later, revolutionF
ing artificial illumination. The pres,
ent era began "a 1895. when gas abu
electricity came into general use-s4s
selling at 81 per thousand cubic IeF'
and electricity at 10 cents per hi'V
watt hour. Since that time the ga'
mantle and the electric filament ha"
seen vast Improvements, so that tooa,
the average family :; obtaining aooo'
eighteen times as much light as u
people Of half a century ago.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1919-04-04
PREJUDICE LEADS TO WRONG
Warps Our Judgment and Breeds In
justice, Unkindness and Even
Cruelty Says Writer.

Prejudice is an insidious thing. 1t
creeps into the soul unaware. 1t leads
us to say and 90 wrong things; 1t
warps our Judgment and leads to In
Justice, unkindness and even cruelty,
says writer in the Milwaukee Jour
nal. 1t paves the way for hatred and
malice. In proportion as we learn TO
clear our minds of prejudice we be-
come better men and women; we win
friends and dissolve ennities; we are
more worthy of respect and confidence.
No one wants to be judged by false
standards that prejudice sets up. Be
ware of judging others in such light
Prejudice cramps the mind and the
heart; 1t stands in the way of right
fui growth of character.
1t is wise to search your heart, and
if you find prejudice there to set about
10 root ii out wholly. Do not be sure
you of all men are unprecedented. That
is the danger; for prejudice is guarded
by vanity. Seek to be just in all things,
small as wen as great. In all the re-
lations of life be sure YOU are not judg-
ing another. not for his error but from
your prejudice For the worst thing
about this weakness is that it breeds
injustice and unkindness and malice.
It hurts innocent folk and makes no
me happier.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1919-04-04
Just Like a Woman.

A young American soldier. who was
married just before sailing was so
fred with patriotism that he was GER
tain he would have an opportunity to
do something heroic before the war
came to an end. He mentioned this
IN a letter to wiley. and told her he
hoped to bring her the Croix de Guerre
from France. But the youthful patriot
received this reply from his better
half: "It's so sweet of you. dear, to
offer to bring me the Croix de Guerre
YOU mentioned. but if it's just the same
to you. I'd rather have a hat from
Paris !"
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1919-04-04
Why YOU SHOULD SAVE
Government Figures Show That only
Nine Persons in 100 Have More
Than $4,000 When They Die.

For the young man who thinks it
manly thing to spend money freely and
who sneers at the thrifty person
as "stngy" and ''mean," here are
few facts that he may digest with
profit, observes a writer In the Kansas
City Star.
Sixty-fve of every 100 persons dy-
ing in this country have absolutely no
estate; they die penniless. OF the re-
naming "a persons. % never accumu-
late more than $1,000 in their lifetime
and die with less than that. Only
nine persons in 100 have more than
$4,000 when they die.
Only two per cent of the whole popu.
lation may be classed as "well-to-do."
The other 9S per cent of the people of
this country have only their wages
from day to day, or are dependent
upon relatives or upon charity. OF
every hundred persons who reach the
age of sixty-five no fewer than 81 are
partly or wholly dependent upon rela-
tives, friends or charity for food, cloth
ing or shelter.
These figures are not mere esti-
mates. They are taken from the gov
eminent census statistics and are ar
ranged and given out by the president
of the American Society of Thrift, a
society organized by some representa-
tive business men who see a real dam
ger to our nation in the American
+apdancv m VS. Stpf1InnSS
1t will be seen from these figures
that thrift is virtue that needs to be
taught to young people. The boy who
squanders his youth in riotous living,
expecting chance or luck to bring him
fortune later in life, should scan
these figures and learn that he has just
nine chances In 100 to ever accumulate
5000 or more. and if he is TO be
one of the fortunate ones he must be
gin early to save.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1919-04-04
NO ARRESTS AFTER SHUTDOWN
This Custom Gave One Native Mer.
chant in India Chance to Battle
His Creditors.

1t is the law throughout India that
40 native may be arrested after sun
Gown, one object of the regulation be-
ing to prevent what Is known as da-
eoiting, which is form of brigundage
generally practiced by night. Just be-
fore came away, says writer in the
Buffalo Express, a local native mer-
chant took advantage of the law in
fashion which caused considerable
amusement which its victim, however,
found difficulty in sharing.
These native merchants do thirgS in
a big way and think nothing of drop
ping in casually and placing orders for
goods to tie tune of $4,000, but in
some cases, footing the bill, when 1t is
presented, IL another matter. The mer-
chant in question, who had contract
ed quite a Sizable debt, proved SO re-
luctant about settling that eventually
the Disguised creditors swore out
warrant for his arrest. AS soon as
the debtor heard, however, that war
rant was out he foiled the intention TO
arrest him by the simple expedlens of
staying at home all day until after sim
down. And then, by way of rubbing it
IN on his creditors, he had d carriage
and pair brought round and spent the
rest of the evening in irving back and
forth in front of the house of the paf-
fled and enraged creditor. 1t was i'm
possible to break into his place and
arrest him, because the law does not
permit such a course to be followed
In the case Of debt. And all through
the day the creditor, if he cared to
look out of his upper windows, could
see his annoying debtor sitting calm,
~ in his garden smoking his pipe and
beguiling himself in other exasperat-
ing fashions. He could, as a matter of
fact have paid at any time, for he was
one of the richest men in the neighbor-
hood, but he just obstinately wouldn't.
nor did he until some weeks afterward,
when he wanted to iiake a journey
and had to start by day. Then he scHt
his agent around with the money, and
thus closed the incident.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1919-04-04
Dramatic VENGEANCE

lido lou think there is any chance for
me to ouy one o. them tanks?" asked
Farmer Cobbles.
why, don't know. What in the
world do you want with a thankY
I'm tired O. these road hogs in big
tourin' cars crowdin' my flivver into
bitches. I'd like TO jog down the road
a piece IN a tank, just to see what
would happen. Birmingham Age-Her-
aid.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1919-04-04
Wind That scorc,,es

The name ''harmattan" has been
given to a dry hot wind which blows
from the interior of Africa toward the
Atlantic during December, January
and February. Every plant. every bit
of grass and leaf in its course is
withered as though it had been scar
ed by heat from q furnace.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1919-04-04

Tho widow sat beside the bedside
( her dying friend.
",iow, Susan, when you go to
heaven. will you tell John that | am
Jag.ng 10 be with him?" she said.
"If see your John I'll sure tell
Aim," Susan said, but if don't ! amt
-goin' clickety-2lackin all over heaven
ooSin' for him"
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1919-04-04
Not us.

An old man. rich in this worlds
goods, who had accumulated ninety
six years of age to his credit. went TO
a fortune teller to see what the future
held for him.
"Sir," said the soothssyer, as she
grasped his palm and looked into its
wrinkled mysteries, II predict for you
long life" Then she added as he in
his exuberance OF JOY handed her q
yellowbaek of large denomination,
with plenty Of money" Now who
would gainsay that each had received
the worth of the old mans money!
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1919-04-04

stella-Does she want matrimonial
bonds?
Bella-No. matrimonial short-term
notes
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1919-04-04
Daily Thought.

When men speak Ill of thee, live sc
that nobody will believe it.-Plato.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-08-25
GREAT TRANSPORTS
ORDERED TO PACIFIC

New York, Aug. 25.-With the
sailing of the army transport Great
Northern for San Francisco, an
nouncement was made that this big
ship and her sister craft, the North
ern Pacific, are to be used perman-
emily in the transport service on the
Pacific. Their regular route will be
from San Francisco to Honolulu.
Manila, Vladivostok and thence to
Nagasaki, Guam, Honolulu and San
Francisco.
When the American forces are
brought out of Siberia they will
come on these craft The Great
Northern and the Northern Pacific
were purchased by the army from
the Great Northern Railroad COM
pany at the outbreak of the war.
They we're among the largest ships
on the Pacific and are oil burners.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-08-25
LEGION WILL NAME
DELEGATES TO STATE
CONVENTION TONIGHT
Every Member Should Be Pres.
ent and Have Voice In
the Choice

Bemidji members of the American
Legion will name delegates to the
state convention at meeting to be
held in the Elks temple this evening.
1t is urged by officers Of the Ralph
Oracle post that every member at
tend the meeting that he may have a
voice in selecting delegates.
One of the most important things
to come before the state convention
of the legion will be the determina-
tion of its attitude with respect to
proposed legislation, state and ma
tional. The convention provides a
proper and powerful means of ex-
pressing a united sentiment on all
matters relating to bonuses, pensions,
soldier welfare, unemployment and
the like.
Every returned soldier, sailor or
marine in Bemidji, who has not
joined the Ralph Oracle post, is in
vited to do SO. An honorable dis
charge is all that is necessary. Re-
turned service men are requested to
be at the meeting tonight, even
though they have not applied for
membership in the legion. Applica'
tions will be accepted tonight and the
more enrolled the greater will be Be-
midji's representation at the st. Paul
convention.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-08-25
SCHROEDER PLEASED
>.,'. WITH FAIR EXHIBIT

Charles F. Schroeder is highly
pleased with the incoming produce
from Beltrami county, that will go
to make up the state fair. exhibit
from Beltramis farm producers, and
he is busily engaged in putting to-
gether specimens of farm crops for
the exhibit. Mr.. Schroeder is presi-
dent of the Beltrami County Fair
association and the exhibits are be-
ing brought to 205 Beltrami avenue,
opposi'c the Markham hotel.
"Corn, vegetables and fruits are
good this year and all the crop ex-
hibits brought in are good stuff, "
said Mr.. Schroeder this morning.
Forage is specially good. look for
a splendid display for the state fair
and hope entries will be plentiful.