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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-05
Social and
Personal
nATRoNEssEs for the musical
tea, to be given at the jefferson

nATRONESsES for the musical
tea. to be given at the Jefferson
= lfotei from 8 to +. NJ, Decem-
Der ~ under the direction Of Miss Mary
w. Lewis, Mrs l.. II. Butterck, Mrs, II.
l.. Cabell. Misses Lucy Lay, Annie Rose
Walker and Kathleen Bruce, VIII be
Mrs. John l.. williams. Mrs. J. Caskic
I Cabell, Mrs w. u. Thomas. Mrs. scott
Parrish. Mrs. W. H. Cox. Mrs. Fred
'Pleasants Mrs. James H. Dooley, Miss
Pauline Powers, Mrs John Is. Branch,
Miss JAMIE Ningo. Mrs John shelton
Williams, Miss Betty Clarke. Mrs. X.
Garter Scott. Mrs. Philip Johnson. Miss
Eme Branch, Miss Frances Scott. Mrs.
II. Il. Moore, Mrs. j. Aston Cabell Mrs.
Edith Talmage Donnan, Mrs Adolph
Williams, Mrs. John Z. Anderson. Mrs.
II. NJ Hoadley. Mrs. Thomas Nelson
Carter, Mrs II. s. Hawes. Mrs. w.
Ben Palmer. Mrs Charles Davenport,
Airs. Saunders Hobson. Miss Mary VIII
liams. Mrs Josiah Ryland. Mrs. George
Bryan. Mrs. Edmund Wcddill Mrs.
Eeirne Blair. Mrs. james Walker, Mrs.
Ewing caches, Mrs. r. NJ Chambers,
Mrs. Melville Peck, Mrs. L. X. Dashiell,
Miss Helen Stevens, Miss Mary Moul-
ton, Mrs. John w. Harrison. Mrs. John
Lottier. Mrs. Robert PcgraH. Mrs. z.
w luSO. EhIS. LILY WI s'etNNs'b 49, 80
John Hays. Mrs. Charles Il. Workman.
Mrs Ashton Starke, Mrs. Barton IL,
Wise, Mrs James r. Patton, Mrs. Ar
thur p. Ripley. Mrs. Elmo D. Hotchkiss,
Jr.. Mrs Frank D. williams. Mrs Ed
Ward c. Mayo and Mrs. Ormond
Young.
In Honor of House Guests.
Misses Lucy and eleanor Swami en-
tertained number Of their friends at
cards on Friday evening, December :,
in iionor OF their house guests. MISS
Margaret Harris OF Wilmington, N.
C., and Misses Rosalie and Mary
Grymes, Of Cedar Grove, Va.
The girls prize was WON by MISS
Eleanor swami, and the mans by
Scarcy De Shields.
In Honor OF Miss Parrish.
y Mrs. w. g. Moseley will entertain at
cards in honor of Miss Elsie Parrish
tomorrow afternoon.
Attendance Asked For.
A personal request Is made to each
member of the central committee OF
the Association for the Preservation
uf Virginia Antiquities to attend the
meeting called for Tuesday December
6. at noon. in the rooms OF the Virginia
Historical Society. As the year draws
to q close. questions OF business Inn
portance come UP before each assem-
bling of the committee, and the pres
cncc of all committee women Is ear
nestly desired.
TO Speak TO the League.
Colonel George Harvey, of Harpers,
whege name alone proclaims the
weight II It's individuality as man
writer d thinker and speaker,
will come to Richmond. February g.
10 celebrate George Washington's birth
day and speak before the Equal suf-
frage League of Virginia, which feels
that It is much TO be congratulated at
having secured e lecturer. SO promi-
nent and distinguished man.
The annual meeting of the league
Is postponed several days beyond De.
cember S. the date for which II was
first announced, in order that Mrs
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.'The Purchase Price,
BY Emerson Hough. Illustrated by
Efssksr a1d Ea nmnsny ind,an
apolis. $3.50.
The time of this novel. which can,
not be strictly termed historical
work Of fiction. turns wisely on the
ten years period immediately preced-
ing the War Between the States, when
the influence of impending events was
in the, atmosphere. when men were un-
certain of themselves and each other.
and the future was shrouded IN mys-
terry and dread, At such time ne the
big with portentous possibilities, and
out Of the most unpromistnE material
heroes are made. Such a period, there
fore. provides. the novelist with an in
teresting background for his charac-
tors and makes possible TO them adyen-
In large way and In specific In
stances the story bears resemblance
tor "5i-40 or Fipht.' 1t Is the second
story, as $3.50 or Fight was the
first in Mr.. tIoushs series, dealing
with the DEVELOPMENT OF the American
spirit. In the character OF the Countess
st. Auban. a kinship to the authors
earlier creation. the Baroness can
readily be traced But the difference
in plo. renders The Purchase Price" a
Especially for the Missouri portion
of the story the reviewer can readily
give generous praise. In this Is de-
scrihed the Dunwody plantation, re-
mote from any other, the pillared man
sion. the barred ivy-grown windows,
the halt -barbaric. ill-managed negroes,
the frame Of hills, thick-set in trees,
and the lonely master OF 1t all. Dun
woody himself is lar"e of frame and of
nature. a recluse. who is at one and the
same time gloomy. arrogant, fearless,
generous and passionate
The arrival of the Countess st. Auban
and DunwodS together at the sunset
hour. the sinister suggestions of the
place despite It's beauty, the mingled
and nobility Of Dunwody's
nature, the alternate fear and courage
OF the. countess and the excitement of
the night attack on the boat, taken
together. form Il drama of the strong
est human interest
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Wnr on Slot Machines.
ri .t,,l ~, n,l,a rr.y,,,,,l irt,,o I,

5Ei lSpsSIa! w y NV y ftllSS-lllSUd tSli. L ~
thorities Tomorrow will begin a war
on slot machines that come under the
head OF gambling devices, The pro-
priators OF about tlfteen places operas-
quit their operation, and failure to
comply with the order will mean Il
prosecution, a number of these ma
5clines arc being run under licenses,
but it has rTfound that the oper-
alton Is In violation of the statutes.
The licenses will he revoked and the
money refunded pro rata.
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Cooper-HuShes.
This Times.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.J
Lynchburg, Va. December 4.-Miss
Maggie Hughes. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. II. ]. Hughes. was married in
Madison Heights Thursday evening to
Samuel ]. Cooper. Rev. T. r. Morris.
OF the Madison Baptist Church, being
the officiating minister. They VIII
live in Madison Heights.
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Marriage Announced.
,.cjaIto The TimeS-DiSpatCh

Lynehburs, Va. December 4..Mr;
and Mrs. S. NJ. Boiling. Of Bedford
CITY. have announced me approaching
marriage OF their daughter. Miss Mar
raret Walker Boiling. to Samuel Sum-
merteld Lambeth, Jr. the ceremony
to take place at the nome OF the prde
Thuraday. The marriage will be huiet
because OF the Illness Of the hr'de's
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liIGHwAy,IEN ron
AN EVANGELIsr

Especial to The Times piapatch,l
Bristol Na. December i,-Rcy. Noah
Malone, a F'reewill Baptist evangelist,
doing work among the mountain peu-
pie. Is In a critical condition Mt his
horne In the suburbs of Bristol as
the result OF having been held up and
heatnn into insensihilltN by highway.
men Saturday night He was rohbea OF
Sass, He Is unable to give the police
any clue as TO who assaulted him, This
IL tho second time he has been robbed
Is highwaSman within fifteen months.
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The Maester Singer

The Maester Singer"
BY Frank f. RiS. The American
Book Company. of New York. SIS cents.
This collection of choruses and part
songs is arranged and adapted for the
classroom and for large and small as
semblies. The selections may be sung
by. unchanged voices. or when changed
voices are available, with an optional
hass--a plan which meets actual con-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-05

Mrs Halle Williams Daniel and little
son, James, reached Richmond from
stanton to attend the funeral GER
vices OF Mrs. Daniels uncle, the late
Bishop Claiming Williams. Mrs. Dan
lei and James are at Mrs. Ellen s. Nor
toms, 5o7 West Grace Street. They
will bejoined by Claiming Daniel,
from the University Of Virginia. and
by Or. Robert f. Williams. OF Ell Paso'
Texas
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-05

ditions in the school, The book con-
tains some Of the choicest compositions
Of Mendelssohn, Handel. Beethoven.
Mozart. Wagner, Gounod and Verdi.
together with songs by more modern
composers. such as Richard Strauss.
Mascagni, Raff, Kjerulf and Elgar.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-05

Busybodies"-with children, with
parents. and with teachers--will be
supplemented by ~ Holiday With the
Birds" which aims to tell of the birds
as the other told of bees. crickets and
BEETLES. The same method Of present
ing scientific facts in the course OF a
genuine children's story has been fol-
lowed, Three children 80. swimming.
picnicking. Deriving, sailing, motor
and having altogether the tolliest
romps. It is on such occasions that
they see the birds--just by keeping
their eyes open. as other children may
and learn their habits. with the help
of grown folks who know to tell them.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-05

Misses Alice and Emma Netherland
will leave to-day for New York to join
Mrs. Elizabeth Wright and Miss Pat
terson. Together they will sail on De-
cember 10 for Bermuda. Jamaica and
Panama.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-05

Miss Mary Denmead, of West Point,
has left for home after spending some
time with friends In Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-05

Miss Eleanor Nalle. OF Orange, Va.
is the guest OF her aunt. Mrs. w, Der
Palmer, IL West Franklin Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-05

Miss Mabel McWane, OF Lynchburg,
has returned to her home after being
the house guest OF Miss Ida Lynham,
Of West Marshall street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-05

Miss 1mogen Fillmore, of Austin,
Texas, is the guest Of Miss Lucy
Throckmorton, OF Glnter Park. Miss
Elsie Schmelz, who has been her guest,
has returned to Hampton.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-05

Mrs. II. Logan Goisan has returned
from visit to New York and Atlantic
city. she was accompanied home BY
her sister, Miss Isabel Ramage, who
will remain in Richmond for severai
weeks.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-05

Miss Olive Gault has returned to
her home in West Point after a pleaE-
ant visit in the home of the Misses
Lynham, OF Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-05

Miss Margaret Hodges, of Danville
is the attractive house guest Of Mis-.
Mary Mattox. on Liberty Street. Peters
burg
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-05

Miss Madge Goodman, who has been
unde. treatment at. the Memorial Hos
pital, has sufficiently improved to be
able to leave the hospital this week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-05

Mrs Edwin r.. Baird, of Norfolk, with
her children. is visiting her parents
DR.. and Mrs. Jacob Michaux, OF 325
East Franklin Street.
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is Jan Piotrovski. the most popular
playwright of the day and master
who mas yet TO write MIS- masterpiece.
Piotrovskl is an exponent OF the So
called artistic temperament which
ruthiessiy sacrifices its truest and
dearest when under the influence OF
the creative Impulse. tle is repre-
scented more attractively by far than
the majority Of such characters have
been in the past Gay. debonair and
found In one OF his genius. he captures
the heart OF the loveliest woman of
her day. Vera de Martin. She Is the
embodiment of all that is most sra-
cious and sweet in a woman and her
perfection makes an Irresistible APP
peal.
Complications arise from the fact
that plotsoVski Ia already married.
though his wife has entered convent went
is too conscientious Catholic to coun-
tenance the Idea OF divorce. so the
lovers deliberately and openly choose
to go away together.
fees Vera in order to complete the
full idea OF his masterpiece. Even In
her pain Vera Is still the loving, de-
voted woman, and though the tragic
ending is inevitable, yet at the last
the human side triumphs and JAMS
brought on his innocent victim.
All in all. the story Il. powerful In.
deed. In its portrayal OF a great pas
sion there Is not hint OF coarseness,
and in Its character. there
Is all the force that sympathetic and
even brilliant style can give.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-05

Blake and Trucheart Palmorc, OF Lee.
Va.
The bride vs. the daughter OF Mrs.
B. NJ. Stokes. OF Grenholm, and tho
groom Is young business man OF
Re!!n.ead, where the couple Will have
their future home.
IN ana ont Of Town.
Miss Nancy Pierce, of it4O West
Avenue, has visiting her Miss Beall
Walton. OF Woodstock, Va.
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Mrs. Howard C. Johnston is spend.
ing the winter in the South.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-05

Miss Lucy Ford WORKMAN is the
guest Of Miss Louie Johnston, OF Free.
mason street. Norfolk
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-05

.sThe Purchase Price,
BY Emerson Hough. Illustrated by
NJ. l.. Breaker and Edmund Frederick.
The Bobbs- Merrill Company, Indian
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-05

"a Holiday With the Birds"
BY Jeanette Marks and Julia
Moody. Harper 4 Bros. OF New york.
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"The 1ndi.pen.abs,e Book:'

"Thc IndiapcnanbIe BOOk.o
BY Walter W. Moore. of Union Tlleo-
logical Seminary. Fleming II. Revell
Co. OF New York.
one guarantee OF the nations civlliza-
ton. character and culture. its free
dom. prosperity and power. He tells
his readers that the object of his book
Is to remind them of the indispensa.
bleness OF the Bible to intellectual
culture. conservation-or national ideals
and the existence OF true spiritual
life
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He considers that the Bible is pre-.
eminent. both as literature of knowl-
edge and as literature OF power. To
prove his position, he cites its creative
influence on the makers OF English
literature and quotes from authors and
educators, who testify that, apart from
its ethical and religious value. the
Bible is indispensable to true edu-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-05

Valentine may return from New York
in time for tho meeting. her visit to
that city having been delayed by an
attack Of illness. The date for the
meeting will be announced later.
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cation
In its relation to national ideals DR..
Moore presents the Bible as contain
ing the germ OF civil and religious
liberty, as teaching the essentials OF
a democratic. constitutional govern
ment. the Hebrew commonwealth hav-
ing served as the mold of the Ameri.
can republic. He sums up what the
greatest minds have to say OF the
power of the Bibles moral teachings
and its effects upon human soeietv: he
advocates the use OF the Bible In
schools and the Bible as the vital
source and handspring OF spiritual
life. In the closing chapter of his
book, which should find place In
every household, the following passage
occurs: When Dean Stanley was Wis
ting Heinrich Ewald. the greatest
genius in the long line OF German
critics. Ewald took up copy OF the
New Testament and said: all the Wis
dom of the world Is in this little
book"
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Owing to {. recent death In the
brides family. the wedding will be
very quiet. only the immediate rela-
tives OF the bride and groom witness
ing the ceremony. Mr. Rendleman Is
we'll and favorably known in the BUSH
ness and social circles Of Danville.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-03-24

miiieni6nftlib unteriuden uno in &e-
geln bringen mia, 10 lit u1b Ser Gin
fluff oes @etters auf Sic menidlide
8ip9e genal1er allsgefori@t moroen.
Son Sen itattitii6en @eriu6en ote-
ier Mrt fann man mobl ableben, neil
iie auf Mbmege geratben iin0. &usred=
men laBt iid in oieiem 3uiammen-
bang natiirlih aQes, aber es gebt
mobl etpas gu melt, werrn man &a-
rauelen 3piiden 6em Song Ser @tt-
terung uno ser &aufigfeit Ser Selblt=
moroe ooer cine meteorogiide @runo=
lage oes @teigens un0 SalenS Ser
@etreioepreiie ooer ser &nrie gu err
mitteln beitrebt gelpelen lit. Seoen-
falls muB man auf oieiem @ebiet nit
6uBeriter @oriidt gu @erfe geben.
Das empfieblt audi &rofeiior @roBe
1T elmer fleinen Mbbanblmng in Der
3eiti6rift fir 8alneologie, morin er
auf Sic eriten miiieni6aftli@ emit gu
nebmenoen Mrbeiten iiber Sen ginfluB
oes @etters auf Sen @eiites= un1 &0r-
per3uitano 6es @eniden perpeiit.
Dieie 6ori@ungen itno namentlid
bon 8rofelior 2ebmann in &openba=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-03-24

miro, 10 mag oas gum EbeiI oaran+
liegen, oaB man es fir ettpas Seine
res balt. SIN eigentli6en Mdbruertb
beitebt 6miiden bei0en 8rooiorten nllr
Elm redt geringer l1nteri6ieo, l1no ie-
Sc beiibt fire eigenen 8or5ige. Ser
Moggen. entbdlt etmas mebr an los-
liden Observation-Disclosures, ser Wei5en
.oafiir etmas meeniger &ieber. Die Sc
iammtbeit ser gimeiBf0rper 1T I'M
@ei3en= a1no &oggenmebl ungefabr
gleid. 9lub Sic 6emii6e ltnterl1dnng
permag muir iebr gertngfugige Inter
l6ieoe in ser 3uiammeniebung bon
&oggen= un0 @et5enmebl f%eit5ubal<
ten. Ser nidt bon 8erp0bnung ODER
Ginbiloung angefranfelte Menib
balt 6as &oggenbroo I'M Aagemeinen
fir %ber5bafter, aber bas lit eben &C.
ibmadiade. Dugegen 1T es Elm uttbe-
Itrittener Gor5ug 0ieies 8ro6es, oaB
,.es ii6. better balt. 5erner mirft IS
anregen0 auf sic @er0auung, 11alme1t-
Ii6 in ser 6orm bon Numpernidel,
ser aus SEM boQen @orn 6es &og=
gems bergeitelt miro. rebrigens
miro man ~ abgeieben Don Ser Sc.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-03-24

gen eingeleitet un6 fortgeiebt moroen.
Mud Ser 10 fritz peritorbene 6inien
fat ii@ lebbaft oafir %intereiiirt. Die
Mufmerfiamfeit but ii6 5una@it auf
gang reele Dinge gelenft, 11amli@ auf
sic S%eititeQung oes Ginfluiies ser
S~abres3eiten auf 5ablemaBig mebba-
re 3uitdnoe, 5am 8eiipiel Sic @e-
mi6ts3unabme pno 6as @roBenma6s-
tbum ser &in6er. Dabei bat ii9 oas
merfmiiroige grgebniB berausgeiteut,
oaB sic @etpidts3unabme inn SCRIPT,
0as @roBenpadstbum geraoe I'M
Grlbiabr sen boditen @roo erreidt.
6erner lit an &inoern sic 2eiltungs,
fabigfeit ser Musfeln mdbreno oes
@erlaufs zines Sduliabres geprift
mor6en uno man lit babel @infliilIen
in ser Gemperatur auf Sic Spur ge-
fomme11. Mud ser ginfluB bcs 2uft-
oruds itebt babel auBer 8meifel, mtb
.aber nod genauer ergriin0et meroen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-03-24


idmadridtung - zines fortgeietten
@enuiies BON @ei3enbro0 melt idnel-
ner u~beroriiiiig. Dieie Sragen babeu
cine groBe notwithstanding 8eoeu-
tung, neil man befirdtet, Ser @ei.
%5enporratb Ser @roe tonnte re6t bal1
u~naulangli@ meroen. Inter 6ieien lint
itan6en mare es ieIbitperitdn6Iid cine
2ebensfrage fir Sauienbe, obne ir-
get0 cine S6doigung ser @%eiunobeif
oas &oggenbro6 an sic 5tele oeS
@ei3enbrobes ieBen gu f0'nnen. S4on
iebt gibt es genug 2elte, DEFENDERS
in Sen @roBitdoten> sic immer gum
S@par5broo greifen, men1 tie eS IT..
gen0 baben f0nnen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-03-24

@abrenb 0es Mollats 6ebrl1or uno
ser 3eit ser gr0Bten 6leii6notb muir
Sc piel mebr lebe11oes S6ladtpie6 ms
Muslan0 ais III an0eren Sabren erpor=
tir1. Oabei bebm1pten mod INNER
aniere 5dla6thaus =9arone, 6aB ie
nidt genug &ieb fal1fcn f0nnen, Inn
Sen einbeimii@en @eoarf 51 0eden.
SITES 9l1g un0 Srug! SIN Ml1slan0e
miro Uni ct 5hladtpieb obl1e Nrofit
%perfauft, MIR Inn bas anerifanii6e
Solf tiibtig ibr0pfen gu 'f0n1en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-03-24

@cd)t be5eibnen0 fir Sic amerifa=
mi6en S6uluerbaltniiie lit Sic Nad=
ridt oaB SEER Gbas. &ercp ais 81
reftor Ser offentli6en S6ule in geel=
Jon, Buffalo County, @os., reiignirt
uu0 cine Stelle ais 2an0brieftrager
angenommeu fat. 0ieie amerifani=
ibe u2eubte" ser &d0agogif bat ie=
oenfaus SEN beiieren Sbeil ermablt,
ais iie Sen 9ebrberuf an Sen Nagel
bial1qte uno 2an0brieftrager mur0e,
nobel ni6t ser &opf un0 0as Sc
hirn, lonoern 111r Sic 8eine lit Sba=
tigfeit geiebt mer0en.
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Sic @el05irfulation in Sen Ser.
gtaoten belduft iib auf $3,134,993,
$50, mas $37.S7 auf Sen &opf Ser
@ep0lferltng auslnadt. Sic Meilter
mi1ien niGts bon Dem o11f iie faaen=
Sen 8etrage, a6er aae 8emobner ote-
les reiden 2anoes fonnen %vitol5" So
rultf iein, oaB unlere Miuionare, Mul=
ti=MiQion4re nno MiQiaroare foloi=
ial piel @elo baben, 0anf Ser partei-
il6en @eiebgebung, 0ur6 Die Sic &ei:
den immer reider uno Sic Mrnten i'm.
n1er drn1er mer0en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-03-24

Teinbielig u10 abfauig mir0 Dor
britii9en a110 9etpiiien amerifanii6er
3%eitlngen Sic abii6t Ser 0eutider
&egierung beiproden. ebenfalls ein(
5iioppl= Expedition a%lts5uriiiten. 0as
lit ni6t olein oumm, ion6ern aud
l66erlid. 1ie milienlbaftlihe Sor:
|9l1ng fennt feline rationale @ren3er
inns ltatt GIT beben, ioate lieber Sci
Seer u6 gemad)t mer0en, alle 0rei St
petitioner, Sic britiide, Sic alrerifa
nii6e u1o Sic 0eutibe, na6 einem ein
beitli6en, gemeiria amen Hlare SIT lei
ten, moour6 es mogli6 gemadt mir
Sc, Sic grobten grfolge gu er5iele11.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-03-24

Sm 9elrti9lan0 fin6et cine polt5ei=
lid)e &eror0nung, Sic in einer @rob=
ltaot be5iiglt9 ser 8%oriteuungen bon
@anoelbiloern erlaiien mor0en lit,
lebbaften 8eifau. Sic be5iebt iid
bouptia6li@ auf SEN 8eiu@ bon fine
matograpbii6en Sbeatern, oie ienia'
tioneue 8iloer 6arlteueu, S6a1erges
ididten, Sic Mor0, &aub uno an5ere
@erbre6en perberrli6en. Dte Nolt=
5eiperfugung perbietet &inoern unter
ieb5ebn Sabren, Sic ii@ ni6t 1T 8e=
gleitung @rmn6lener befin6en, Sen
8ei u6 Ser Gor lteQmngen.
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Sartnadia ME Manleiel

iin6 5r1peilen Sober un6 gins&peioe;
i6einen gu m%i6eritreiten obne nriabe.
Ianr lit ser Grubel "a - MppetttIo.
ligfeit - nnper6auIt9feit, Merp0it-
tat, archaeological, &opfmeb. Mber
iol9e 2eioen flteben Dor 81. Sings
Meuen 2ebenspillen, bas Bette Mage1t-
un6 2eber-MitteI in Ser @elt. go
lei9t. 25f bei ser Molitor Drl1g So.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-03-24

Gorgeben ser Madtbaber al1f ser gin=
man0ereriniel mar in einem ar3tliden
slttelt gu lu6en, 0as beiagte, oaB Set
Monn einen &ropf batte. Mngeii6ts
5ieler nel1en 9eiitung I'M erer ginpan=
oerungsbeb0r0e m0dten mir S6mei=
5er11, sic Sen gebeiligten @o5en unle=
res berrli6en 2anoes gu betreten mint
l6en, Sen freunoidaftli@en &atb ge=
ben, ibren &ropf fortan in Sent bei=
matbliden &antonlt 5urIdlalien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-03-24

Sin Mapor in 5outb Carolina fat
einen SAMPLER, BEL Dem man pier5ig
@allonen mngeiebliden 5@napps, in
Hintflaiden perpadt, entoedte, megen
@ergebens gegen cine itd6tii9e Oroi-
1ta1t5 5l $16,60O @eloitrafe ooer bier
5ebn Sabre &ettengang perurtbeilt.
DaS mabniinnige l1rtbetl fam oaourd
%5uitun6e, 6ab Ser meiie Mapor, Ser
ais &oli5eiridter fungierte, aus Sem
8eiib ie6er ein3elnen 8tntflaide
@btsfep etn beion6eres @ergeben
madte. gu Sen i@redliditen Ser
'9@reden geb0rt mirflid 10 Elm &ro=
bibitionilf in 1ei1em @abn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-03-24
,aeiu smbfitmt.

Nebmt fein Subititut fir Soleps
&onep aro Gar an. @s 1T oas bette
uno iiberite fir &uiten, Grfaltun-
gen, Gals un0 2lngenlei6en. Ent.
bdlt feline Opiaten a1n6 feine iddoli.
den Drugs. 8ebaltet Ben Mamen:
SoleDs Sonep ans Snr, uno nebmt
feline Subftitute an. MoIitor Grug
So.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-03-24

@on5 gleid mas sic S%abres5eit;
Neuralgie erideint 81 irge10 elmer
Set. ct. Saeob's Sel fraftigt Sic Seer
ben uno 6eiiegt Sen S4mer5. IS
mirft @un0er.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-03-24

Sdminbimd)t @eilnng = @arners
@bite @ime Of Sur sprmp, 6as Bette
Suiten : &eilmittel auf @r6en, beilt
cine grfaltung in etnem Sage, menn
in 3eit genommer. 25 nn6 500. gu
fal1fen BEL ser Molitor Drug So.