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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-01-09
3leue9gpti(6e Hu(turar6eit.
eas srSkte @aRerfaupert ber Grbe
an bittorii@er Static.

Utm ,,0si&ent SsS gsiIS"-MItesthA mIide Des
waKerunsSmetbessa-9s MSriStee-Orsb.
srtieer ehIeuieabaa In cberessSten-alt.
seiniMtItde 9entmdIer.
Gin 4ulturtperf bon eminenter Wi6z
ftsfeit lit bermalen in @sppten in ber
4usfibruns besriffen. gs 1T bies elm
rieiises Nilitaupert aptf9en MEouan,
Der fiiblt9iten Stabt bes eigentliaen
gspptens, unb Der bur9 tire 9entz
mailer aus benz Mltertbume beriibmten
Snfel pbild, ba. mo Der Nil feline lebs
ten Rataratte bilbet.
@ie tein anberes 2anb 1T geppten
tpirtbf9aftli9 bon feinem fliebenben
gepdfer abbdnsis. @s fdlt bort nur
unseniisenb Resen, Der Nil aber bat
bur9 feline idbrlt9en lleberf9pems
munsen unb S9lammablaserunsen
Gsnpten gu et1em Der fru9tbarften
2dnber Der grbe sema9t. 8esei9nenb
hennt fdon Der @rie6e 9etatdus i'm 6.
S%abrbunbert b. Gbr., Gsppten elm Sc
l9ent bes Nils."
9a aber feinestpess bic sanae Sbalz
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-01-09

G9leuientpert Bel Der nittelesbptii9en
@tabt Miiiout aur Musfibrung tommt,
itammen bon Cir 8eniamin Batter, Der,
1870 seboren. als Snsenieur Bel Der
Grrtbtune Der beriibmten Girtb Of
Gortb=8r rid in @9ottlanb. fopie als
Better he's 8aues Der Gbignecto
S4iffseifenbabn in 2anaba ii4 einer
Namen sema9t bat.
Die @efummtldnse bes aus @ranits
bl0den erri9teten, oben % unb an feis
ner 9afis go SUB breiten Dammes Be-
trdgt uber Il enslif9e Mleilen. Die
Tunbamente seben Bib auf IS Bis SO
SUP binab. Das Material tpirb aus
In nGGiter Ndbe beftnbli9en @ranitz
briihen senommen, aus benen f9on bic
Ybaraunen por Der groberung ggppz
tens tur9 bic perfer 525 b. gbr. bic
@teine au ibren 8auten bolen lieBen.
Sas Berf entbdlt ni9t tpeniser als
$50 S9leufen. bon benen iebe % SUB
bod unb 81 SUB brett lit unb beren
Seffnunsen bur4 eiferne &ontbiren
beri9lofen rperben. 9ur9 biefe pirb
Der Nil su- 3eit Der 9odflutb in elmer
einaisen Setunbe $4,000 &ubitparbs
Wafer entfenben f0nnen.
Mm iinten Nilufer pirb auslei@ elm
@6tfffabrtstanal erbaut, Der es ermDsz
li9t, baB in 3utunft ni9t nur Sesel@
borte, foncern audi srOBere Sampfer
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-01-09
9lokbau(tr ais 9e(fungen.
Bon ben GnsIdnoern tn eaoafrifa seeen Die
Buren erridjtet.

Bon ben GneIdnoern In eaoafrifa sesen Die
Buren, erridbtet.
Sen benz erbitterten Sample, Der api=
i9e11 ben Buren, unb ben gnslGnbern
nur, fdon felt fat % Subren tobt,
fu9en ii9 bic 8riten felt GINGER 3eit
lire 8abnperGtnbunsen unb insbeionz
bere bic Selesrapbenftationen bubur4
gu fi9ern, baB fie auf tiinitlt9 erriaz
teten 9iieeln befeitiste 8lodbduier aufz
fiibren, bic fe nit Maf9inengei9isen
unb fleinen &anonen ausriiiten unb in
benen fie fleinere Wa6ttommanbos
untsrbrinsen. Oie tleinen 9duier baz
BEN einen nii6ternen belbraunen Inz
itri9 unb iinb bon elmer fauber sebalz
tenen @nlase umseben. Ser bier SUB
bobe 3aun, Der fol9' elm 9runbitiid
umf9IieBt, 1T aus Sta9elbrabt herz
gefteIt. Muberhalb bes 3aunes liest
nod elm OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, bas beis
nabe bon alien Seiten Den 3ugang pers
tpebrt. Ser 8au felbit lit meift feds
edig, INN ben Wadtfommanbos bic
l1eberiidt iiber bas Serrain rinesum
Su erlei9tern. ueberau in Der Runbe
befinben fid in MannsbDbe S6iebz
faarten in Der Mauer. Son iebem
Sauie erftredt li9 elm 3aun BON mebe
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-01-09

@eieri9aft.n aus friiberen bere5uelo.
ntf9en Reuolutionen, fotpie UNI beut{4e
Sarleben. Sn erfter 2inie ftebt bic
8erliner 9tstonto=9 eieni9aft. bic Der
Nepublit gene5uela i'm Sabre 1896 etn
3apital bon $4,000 900 beforste, felt
SuIi 1898 aber feline .3infen mebr &c.
fommer bat. Die 3esieruns BON @ene>
3uela ertldrt einfa9, ni9t in Der Gage
5u fem, bic fdlisen fiinfproaentisen
s3tnfen beaablen gu fDnnen, prGitbent
Gaitro aber sebt nod einen S4ritt
petter, inbem CT anfubrt, bab er fi9
ni6t fir perpflihtet baltic, Staatsi9ul,
ben, bic feline 9orsdnser tontrabirt, 5u
entri9ten.
3u tpunbern braudt man ii9 iiber
bieie IeuBeruns ni9t. PrGiibent Gi>
priano gaftro, Der se%senpdrtis i'm 40.
2ebensiabre ftebt, gilt als setuiHenlos
unb babel als ebrsei5ig. Man fast
linn mad, baB es fein Streben fet, bas
neutrality-suspicious. Wert bes 1880
berftorbenen 8efreiers Siibameritas
bonn fpanifden So9e, 8olipars, bic
@ereinisuns &olumbias unb Gcuabprs
nit 8enesuela, tpieber aufsurihten.
gaftro tpurbe 1899 Der Na1folser bes
prdiibenten Mnbrabe, Der bur9 cine
HebeIion eeftiirst tporben mar. Sn
ben Der. Staaten tpurbe fetu Nar1e
BE onbers Infangs bes Sabres 1901 tn
benz peneauelanif6en Ispbaltftreite piel
genannt, in befen Solse Der ameritanis
f6e 9eianbte 2ppmis in Caracas BON
fetnem Bpiten suriidtrat. gaitro nabm
bamals cine ben Imerifanern feinoli6e
Stelluns elm.
gs piirbe Seitens Seutfhlanbs
ni9t bas erits Mal iein, baB e
3panesmabreseIn CUR Gintretbuns
bon S9ulben in 9~enesuela ergreift.
9eutf9es &apital lift fdon felt LANCER
3eit in biefer u~nbeitGnoisiten aler fiib>
ameritanif6en 3epubliten tbdtis. Seit
aber 8lanco. Der tii4tiefte Prdiibent
@enesuelas, in ben 7Oer unb Seer Sab
rem anfing, ipenisitens bic 3inien fir
bic bon feinen 8oreGnsern eema1ten
Staatsi9ulpen gu besablen, bat man
bon fol9em freipinisen Beginner toe,
mig mebr sebOrt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-01-09

etene BON ben J1utben bes @troms Be-
bedt tptrb. 70 gilt es, ben b0berselesener
2Gnbereien a,if fiinftli9em Wes @afs
fer auauleiten. Die einfadite 8etpdiz
ferunssmetbobe tpar f9on i'm friiben
Mltert6ume ,tnb 1T nod belte bic, bab
Elm aeflo9tener &orb, an benz bier
Stride befeftist finb, NIT WaFer sez
flint unb in bic 90be sei4leubert tpirb.
9dufiser finb bic rS4abus," einz
fade 3tebbrunnen. 9ier tpirb bas
MaHer in gimern seia0pft unb in
Siinner entleert, bic es ben Medern su=
fiibren. ST bas gu bepdfernbe 5elb
iebr bo9selesen, 70 toerben mebrere berz
artige 8runner in gtasen iibereinarz
ber ar1selest. unb bas Dafer tpirb bon
einem in ben anberen gef4Opft.
Sur Nuffpet9eruns srOberer Waiz
fermensen tpurbe f9on i'm Nltertbume,
Bel benz beutisen Sapum, Der MDrisiee
gegraben unb biefer permittelft zines
Ranals NIT benz Nil in @~erbinbuns
gefebt. Ser See b0rte aber fdor unter
ben -Omif6en 3aifern go b. gbr. Bis
476 n. Gbr.) auf, als Waferpert su
ertftiren. unb erft 1888 unternabm es
Der banaltse 8eberrfder @spptens,
Mebemet Mlt. unterbalb 3airos, an bet
Spit: bes fosenannten Nilbeltas. elm
sroBes Stau> unb S4leufentpert au
erbauen, bas aber erft 1890 unter Der
enslifden 9esieruns NIT einem aoften<
aufpanbe bon f46O,OO0 poqenbet
tpurbe. BUR 8efriebidund Ser 8emGfs
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-01-09

rGmlid srSBere Nilbarten nur NIT benz
Nufsebot sablreider Menf6en iiber bic
&ataratte gesosen perben. @enObnz
li9 aber ipurben bic 2aiten Der 8oote
Dor ben Stroml6nelen ausselaben
unb mittelit &ameelen peitersef9afft.
Oie ertpGbnte Snfel gbild lit 1247
SUB lang unb 426 SUB brett. sic Be-
ftebt sana aus @ranit. Cine Mouer>
terrafIe umi9liebt bas sanse @ilanb,
be0en 8pben Der GDttin ssyIis gepeibt
iuar. Sis unb Siiris Bill eten in Der
alteepptif9en MDtbolosie bic &eprGs
1entanten bes Nilanbes u9o bes bass
fslbc befru6tenben Stromc5. SpGter
tpurbe Sis als S6idialssI lin perebrt.
Saft bic 9dlfte Der iebt ,abepobnten
Sn1el pirb bon 0enfmdle i aus benz
Qltsrtbume eineenommen. Der siem>
lid erbaltene Sempel nit GdulensGns
gen. pplonen unb Wtaosemdlben
burbe bon Neftanebos tenn Grften
1918 Biz 800 b. gbr.) eioaut. Die
Tim folsenben ptolemder iiibrten bic
iibrisen 8auten aus. Die rDmiiden
3aifer, bornebmlt9 Stberius ia Bis
81 n. Gbr.), persr0Berten rno fdmiids
ten lie. Sn SIT n. gbr. tourben bic
@Dtterbilber aus benz Sempsl entfernt
unb biefer in cine Stride t:s beilisen
Stephan umseipanbelt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-01-09
Gret!
Mlblt@e @ebetmni1e.
BertbUpQe &esepte.

mertb 1inb. sSerr sSobn 'Sauer BON
9incoln, Nebr., idreibt unterm Daz
tlm pom 81. Suli 1899: uSpre9e
Sbnen biermit meinen Oanf aus; bic
&esepte linb lebr %mertbuou. Chile
senb rGbed" fur Elm weiteres gremz
plar in gnslil9!" Serr Sobn Sleiz
l6er, Siour Gitp, SOwa, i6reibt un=
term 20. 4uguit 1899: rSbr pa
tent Simbeerz@ ein= &esept lit .. e.
SD babe fir $50 @ein ieit bem f..
sSuli perfauft. Ginliesenb IS. Senz
ben Sic mir bic giserz& eSepte." I'm
bielen lebenlans n%ltenoen S6at III
iebe beutl6e Samilie einsufibren, ma
DE i6 biele fur 5 wansisT 81 Ell
II u'r-s ii fe + tie.
8ebin9un9en: = Seoem seier
bes rNor6itern," Ser bieie &esepte
wiinidt unb wiaens lit, mir, benz llnz
tersei6neten, fir bas Oruden Der 40
&esepte (beutl6 uno ensliid) anseiz
sez unb Gorto=&oiten 43 Gents in g.
SO. .. ooer smet Gents Marfen unb
Ben Namen ser 3eituns sul6iden,
lenbe i'd bic Sammluns poitfrei gu.
40 msrtbpoae &s3epte nur 43 Gents.
Gs wiirbe gu uiel folten, iebes Ste
sept gu bel6reiben i6 empfeble aber
meinen 9anbsleuten biele Sammluns
unb mO6te e%rmdbnen, bab einem unz
ternebmunssluitisenM anne Ober Srau
bieIer S6at $1,000 wertb lit. 3eusz
niiie, Gmpfeblunsen unS &eferensen
+ e / bier in arlinston, g. o., Bel
Geu. Yaul Meuller, Sirit National
gant, SEQ. &eeb, Foltmeiiter, Or
linston Gun ober in irsenb einem biez
iisen @el6dftsbaule. Man lenbe al
le Seiteurnsen an
Semrp 6. Sbult,
8. 9. 81, arlington, &in9sburp
County, g. 8. 5=1m
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-01-09

Ginbre9er ais 2ebens.
t*x r. Oils iiinsit stpei Snfafen
kes Staatssefdnsnifes in Srenton, 81.
g., ben Mufieber Carroll attadirten
unb i'm tDbten tpollten, elite linn Der
tpesen Giabruds gu stpOlf Sabren 9aft
perurtbeilte Sbumas Murpbp bon
Netpart 81 Silfe unb rettete ietr Sc,
ben. auf @erpenbuns bes @ufiebers
purbe Murpbp, Der erft brei Sabre fell.
ner Strafe absebiBt, auf Inresung bes
Besnabisunssbofes in 5reibeit seiekt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-01-09

reren StrGnsen Sta9elbrabt Biz gum
nG9iten, setp0bnli9 1000 S4ritt BON
benz eriteren entfernten 8lodbaufe. Sn
reselmdbisen IbitGnben finb @elbfs
in benz Drabtgetptrre anges
bra9t. SIN 3aplanbe, pObin bic tap>
feren @efdhrten 8otbas unb Se Wets
ben Gries betanntli9 f4on lett Gansem
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-01-09
Tret!

Sebem'a eier bes:!r 0orbitern" .offe=
rire i'd biermit gu ben Seiertasen 40
neae, 1eltene, priuate, wilenl4aftlt=
DE, erprobte, e9te Nnweilunsen 40
ni@t aus s3eitunsen ODER &eseptbii=
&ern %seiammelte, feline bur4 Quad
ialbertunit suiammenseiteute, ionbern
quite, mirtli6 nisli6e, Erofit brinz
senbe, nit Wiibe unb Soften selamz
melte unb in ansebme Sorm sereselte
&esepte. Seiaste, bier. semeinte Sorz
malare linb SIS bas Stid inter Brit
bern ,pertb unb baben nebi It $500, Sebn
Sabre 3eit unb arbeit sefoitet.E Gtz
mig. bieier &esepte (orisinelle S6riftz
5thde) iinb nit $1,000 beSablt NOR
Ben, unb waren bas Sunbament gu
sroBen Serm6sen. @esen Soften
fibre i6 nur einise on. Gesepte fur
fatl6en=, IW6bel= unb Sicpclezead
fir Gbenbols, Ober i6warS : wetBe
@emoen i6neeweiB gu. MAIDEN; fir
&beumatismus, Eatent Simbeerenz
mein, 8eltern GiOer, Sele 81 ger
Ben, @insers@ein, Fatentz@ Sass ier,
8ansen 81 perni6ten. @ie man
Sropfen berseitellt, bie alte Fferbe
jung MAIDEN, Gbampasner : Cher, 4
Gents sic @aIone, &atten gu p~ertreiz
ben, tein Slit; %slusenialbe fir So
miliensebrau6 Seifen=& eSepte, 1pirS
Sud man6en Dollar lparen; Sarbe
81 MAIDEN su 1 Gent bas FfunO &ez
sept fur leu6tenoe Sinte. Sin Srief,
nel6er nit bieier Sinte 9el6rieben,
tann nlr i'm Sunfeln selelen werben,
Sa bie S6rift bas ausieben BON Seuz
e. bat. Il. 9. @. Il. g. @.
Dieie SFerte lit fein Sumbus
Ber int .3weifel lit, i6reibe UNI
i3eusniHe uno pole eilte. Serr 8.
90. SudO, minneapolis, Winn.,
l6reibt mir, baB Sic &esepte lebr
pertbpoI unb unter SriiSern $25
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-01-09

stpiiben NKouar unb pbild bertebren
tDnnen. 9abur9 pirb 5uslei9 cine
,nsebinberte Notwithstanding su
WaHer spiiden @sbpten unb benz unz
tereu Nubien benirft. 8isber fonnten
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-01-09

ferunesbebirfniFe Mittels unb Ober.
y,pptens tpurbe bann i'm Sebruar 1898
Bel MKouan Der 9runbftein gu etnem
MaHerreferpoir selest. bas 100000
toitet unb na9 fetner @ollenbuns In
1903 bas srSbte MaKeritaupert Der
g-be fem tptrb. Die plGne fiir ben
8au. NIT benz auslei@ elm tleineres
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-01-09
ptutGblanb unE Dent,uela.
eaurntee sdnIoner uno hire sepIante gsab,
MISUNDERSTANDING sIeuseruns.

9et benz iebt ptel erDrterten Dor,
geben Seutf9lanbs gegen @enesueta
banbelt e ii9 betanntli9 Inn S9abeu>
erfaBaniprI9e bsuti6er 8irser unb
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-01-09
Die ,aeuefe Anardifenbiu.
BEN 3sm4s tas Saxi3meien Ina sespr7ftas
tantenbauie auSeearbettet.

Dem bermalisen 8oriibenben bes
4omites fir Su~itiatpefen i'm &eprGien>
tontenbauie, George %. @ap bon Sem
Dort. purbe neuli9 bic Mufsabe gu
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1902-11-29
The Hood.

The blood IL life. We derive from the
blood life, power, beauty, and reason, az
the doctors have been saying from time
immemorial. A healthy body, a fresh APP
pearance. and generally all the abilities
we possess depend on that source of life.
1t is therefore the duty of every sensible
man to keep the blood as pure and nor
ma as possible. Nature, in it's infinite
wisdom, has given us a thermometer in
dicating the state of the blood. which
appeals to our reason by giving notice OF
its impurity. Small eruptions of the skin,
to which we scarcely pay any attention,
headache. ringing noises in the ears, lassi-
tude. sleeplessness, are generally n sign
that the blood is not in its normal state,
but is filled with noxious substances.
These symptoms deserve our full atten.
ton. If more attention were paid 10
those symptoms, and steps taken to re-
move them, then many illnesses from
which we suffer would become, unknown,
and the human body would become
stronger and healthier. Attention there's
fore should be paid to those warning
signs, and the blood can be purified and
poisonous substances removed from il by
the Use Of Or. August Kooniy's Hamburg
Drops discovered more than sixty years
ego.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1902-11-29
DUMMIES REPoRToRIAL DAYS.
Writer Of the Dooley Letters Not Much
on Statistics,

Il met Pete Dunno, the Mr.
Dooley, at q fire in New York the othe
afternoon" said a Washington CORE
spondent. Il had not seen him for a
good many years. We worked together
In Chicago about fourteen years ago.
Pete vas then just 81 years old, and ]
was three years older. l was city edi-
tor Of n of the Chicago. afternoon pa
pers, n Pete was my star man. He
could write a swift and flamboyant
story about any old thing, but he never
had much of an eye to detail, and one
Of his weaknesses was his invariable
neglect to get the damage and insur-
ance when he was sent out to cover a
fire. Threats, bulldozing, persuasion,
MISUNDERSTANDING could seem to
induce Dunno to bring in a fact or two
about the destructiveness In dollars
and the insurance OF a fire. He would
frame VI a babe OF a yarn, describing
the fire in general terms, but he could
have written that without so much AS
leaving the office TO take a look at the
fire.
well, when I saw him the other day
he was standing with a crowd on a
street off upper Broadway, looking at
the smoke pouring out of the windows
of q big furniture store. l walked up
behind him and clapped him on the
back suddenly.
Hello, Pete, 1 said; nave o got
the insurance YETI?
Gosh, MOI he exclaimed quickly.
wheeling about and recognizing me.
Say, you look out for hal end of 1t,
will you, and I'll do the "lurid glares''
and "lambent James"
Then we adjourned to a place near
by, and eXtinguished a few inward
flames of our own. From the slender
STRIPPING that he used to be In the old
days, MI. Dooley is now a solid chunk
of a smooth-faced chap, weighing
about $50 pounds, if not more; but, in
spite of his ruddy skin and clear Irish
eyes, he isn't in good health, and hasn't
been for five years, since he had a bad
dose of typhoid fever. He hasn't got a
single solitary thing on earth but Just
money, If anybody should climb off a
herdic to ask you. His enormous reve-
nue. from his Dooleyisms has been a
whole lot supplemented during the past
couple of years by the right kind of
stock information. AS Peter Dunno
Dooley has II of his strong admirers
in William c.. Whitney, and as the two
are frequently seen together, motoring
around New York In one OF those any
dgure devil wagons, 1t doesn't take
much of a guess to figure out where
he Archey Road delineator picks up his
knowledge of the correct things to do
Wall street"
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1902-11-29
Mrs. Hi,debrandtis Discoverv

Lake Sarah, Mimi, Nov. 24.-Mrs;
H~ildebrandt Of this place claims to
have discovered a complete cure for
Rheumatism and numerous people can
testify that as Mrs. Hildebrandt had
the terrible affiiction and is now a we'll
woman, she appears to have good
grounds for her claim. Mrs. Hide
brandt speaks Of her ure as follows:
II had the rheumatism in MY arms
SO bad that l could not sleep at night.
l was induced to try Dodd's Kidney
Pills, and before l had taken two boxes
| was much better. When ! had taken
four boxes l was completely cured"
1T Is only fair to state that 9th ers
have made the same discovery as Mrs.
HIldebrandt, and that for Rheumatism
and other diseases arising from the
Kidneys, Dodd's Kidney Pills are rec.
ognized as the II sure and permanent
cure.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1902-11-29
MRS. PAeET DROPS SOCIETY.
Prominent American Woman Tires OF
Leadership in London.


Special Correspondence: Mrs. Ar
thur Paget, who was Mary Stevens of
New York, spends little time in London
these days. The truth is Mrs. Paget Is
less prominent than formerly" in the
ranks of society leaders. Mrs. Paget
herself has lost interest in the game
and society rarely forces its leadership
on people, men or m Mrs. Paget
still goes out" as some said recently.
She still receives occasionally, but
things are not as they were at the great
house In Beigrave square. For Mrs.
Paget lives in her husbands splendid
establishment only about w months
IF the year.
When Mrs. Paget took up her resi-
lence permanently In ~England-in
other words, when she married Gen
eral Paget in 1S7S-she entered on a
"ampaign of mammoth charitable I'M
dertakings. One brilliant event after
another testified to her phenomenal en-
ergy and executive ability. The artis-
tic success of these b~azaars, tableaus,
plays, concerts, what not, remains UNI
paralleled in the annals of philanthro-
ply. Even so lately as the first years
IF the South African war did Mrs
Paget raise for a relief fund the goodly
sum Of 500, 600,
Her genius for running things was
y A~A ARSAA AeSN yin NN NAAS
bazaar. 1t was Mrc. pGSet who in
luced the great jewelers. OF Europe to
len her their priceless gems to be eX-
hibited for the benefit of his majesty's
hospitals" This was a much greater
triumph Of wheedling even than it
sounds. And the people of London,
Used to amazing things as they are,
admitted superlative amazement over
Mrs. Paget's success with the Jewels.
Dat ctil in Gnitn of thaCn nnnnGfnt,
spells Of prominence and of her old en-
ergy Mrs. Paget's name does not carry
with the it the Importance of three
years ago.
Miss Leila Paget is one Of the most
charming girls now in London society.
Her father is devotedly attached to the
young girl, who has the exquisite pro-
file and lovely colorIng which was he
mothers twenty years ago. Mrs. Paget
who takes a great interest in education,
is not one of those who think the wom-
en- of today better educated than were
those Of a generation ago. She claims
that she left school knowing more thar
her daughter did, which may or may
not be Miss Leila's fault. The govern
ass system in favor with so many has
found a victim in Miss Paget's daugh-
ter, and 1T is this system Of govern
essing versus schools such as Mrs
Paget herself was educated in against
which this AngliciZed American woman
declares herself.
General Paget, the husband Of Mrs
Paget, leads a very Independent life
1t seems to be the rule Of the Paget
household that each member come and
go as he pleases without reference to
the others.
The marriage between General Paget
and the then Miss Stevens was, 1t is
said, arranged by the prince of Wales
and the present King Edward has al
ways been good friends with the two
Queen Alexandra receives her hus-
bands protege, although it is in what is
known technically as the old prince OF
Wales set" hat Mrs. Paget has beer
most prominent.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1902-11-29

A nervous, irritable dlable mother often on the verge OF mysteries, is
upon herself The trouble between children and their mothers
too often is due to the fact that the mother has some female
weakness, and she is entirely unfit to bear the strain upon her nerves
that governing a child involves; tis impossible for her to do anything
calmly. She cannot help it, as her condition is due to suffering and
shattered nerves caused by some arrangement of the uterine system
with backache, headache, and all kinds of pain, and she is on the verge
OF nervous prosuaton
When a mother finds that she cannot be calm and quiet with her
children, she may be sure that her condition needs attention, and she can
not do better than to take Lydia Il. Pinkhams Vegetable Compound.
This medicine will build up her system, strengthen her nerves, and
enable her to calmly handle a disobedent child without q scene. Tho
children will soon realize the difference, and seeing their mother quiet,
vii. themselves become quiet,
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1902-11-29
ousL.r n.A..t,on.

Philadelphia Record: It takes rocks
to make a man solid.
The millionaire's chief end is the divi-
dend.
There are a good many ''also rams" in
the human race.
Homemade bread is responsible for many
a crusty temper.
A man looks anything but merry wher
the laugh is on him.
A man has to nave a pretty hard cheek
to travel on his face.
The man who is looking for tfoubie car
find trouble without trouble.
It's funny that a politician becomes a
hanger-on after he loses his grip.
The bargain hunters ~favorite hymn
should be the sweet buy and buy"
1t sometimes happens that the grumpy
doctor has the most patients.
It's only natural that the man who II
p~erpetually short should be looked dow
on.
The reason bachelors don't marry II
probably because they believe that mis-,
fortunes never come singly.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1902-11-29
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