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The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-03-25

tional health bureau, OF commission which
Will assume the functions af the various
bureaus Of the federal government having
change II this suhIeel, aud form 4 practical
working organization which viii cooper
ale with the states va all matters rlallng
10 public health, and whereas, this pfopasi
llan has hcrn endorsed hS bath political
PARTIES ~ their national platforms aud hy
the president IT the United States. there
fore, Resolved thar the national grange
iavofs the establishment ol a national
health bureau OF commission aud nusrs
upon congress the neressits lot the imme
date enactment of legislation lot this pur
pose. Resolved, That We heartily endorse
the work 0i the committee Of one hundred
on national health,
III. question, Il the Maple Sugar Indus.
Try a. Profitable a. Year. Ago. was dis.
eussed by II q. Sticeler, Mrs, Julia liar
rs, w, =. Walker. judge T. II. Per. W, !,
Ray, G. l.. Stacy aud Mrs i, ", Patch
After an exoellen, dinner served by Yer
non grange the afternoon session was open
TO the public and the program was Ia
charge Of the worthy lecturer, Mns, NJ T.,
Brown, II was a. follows. Song, Mrs, Len
na Tcnney; address Of welcome, Mrs, G. II
Newton. Response. W T. Walker: mad
ter: violin and organ duet. Edith and En-
ma Gray. reading, The Power Of Good
Life, Mrs. 4 q. Barnes, address. Ny Elk
pcrienee with MILKING Machines. Adelheri
A. Dunklec; solo. Miss May Miller, rad,
ing. The Census 1alrr, Mr. J. ", Patch
question, How May Farmers Profit by
Their Mistakes. Speakers, III, &. Stee,er,
Judge 4, H. Pier ". +. Walker, T. e.
Tcnney and A. A. Dunklec. reading. ST.
Peter at the Gate. Mr.. Harold Akley;
paper Conservation 81 Energies in the
Home. Mrs, :, W Edwards; song, Mrs
Lenna rcnncy The attendance in the
afternoon was o.. \ class Wa instructed
in the fifth degree at the morning ses,
sion, Vernon, Protective. Evening Star
aud WilliamsNille oranges were Represented. |
The next meeting will h. with Newiane |
and Wlliamsyile oranges At Ncwfanc, |
Thursday MAY ~ instead al MAY - n
enormously printed on the program.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-03-25

and Joseph u llalyoke, Mass, One
daughter, Mics Mary Martin II liraille.
hoIn, ALA SURVIVES Funeral services viii
10 h. held a. ~, Michacl's Catholic church
a. . a'elork tomorrow morning and the
burial aill hrih NJ. Michaels cemelsIy, Me-,
Martin was slaunch church mrmher aud
vitality Interested 10 mall.ls pertaining 10
the parish. Tie was a member nt No ira
lcrnal organization, but took an intelligent
Interest ~ all matters oi genrral welfare
and was onr 1T ilraiil-boro's most ie-
speci-l a. we'll a. oldest residents.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-03-25

DO ven know that home mixing Of fertll
ms has proved TO be the most economical
| satisfactory method Of procuring fer.
{Iz,rs Il i now generally conceded by
Ipfodate agriculturalists that better re-
m. are obtained by buying the crude
Materials and mixing fertilizers especially
Illpttd 10 the different crops you raise,
Snd the varying conditions OF the soil
|ound on the farm.
Ii you will send us your name on a postal
him request therefor, we will send you
|rrc. postpaid, number OF formulas which
Eere made up for US by the Director of the
Vermont Experiment Station and which
have been used by many Vermont farmers
NTH excellent success. We will also give
hin directions for mixing fertilizers adapted
d an the crops commonly raised on Yer.
mont farms. When writing please mention
ihis paper Address Carroll 5. Page, Hyde
Park VT
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-03-25
BOYS BRIGADE DRILL.
Exhibition by Embryo Soldiers of North
field.

nelQ.
A squad from Company A of the boys
brigade of Northfield, Mass, entertained
an audience in Festival hall Monday
evening with competitive drill under
he direction of Capt. II. II. Flower OF
Company l., NJ V. NJ, of Greenfield, as
drilmaster. The squad was put through
a calisthenic drill which showed careful
training and the blue and white uni
forms of the sturdy young soldiers made
a pretty picture as they went through
the evolutions. l.. III. Lazelle accom-
panied the boys to Brattleboro as acting
physical director Following this part
of the entertainment the squad was fut
through competitive drill which was
won by Sergeant Joseph Waite. The
cadets were in charge of w. c. Roberts,
commandant, and Geo. W. Carr, asst
ant commandment. The squad was com
posed of Capt. Richard Holton, First
Lieutenant Carl Holton, Second Lieuten-
ant Harold McGrath, Sergeants Carl
Newton, Joseph Waite, Ernest Howard,
Culver. Corporal William Broderick, Pri-
Yates Woodland, Leslie, Gilmartin, Brod-
erick, Dalton, Mclean and Shea.
First Lieutenant Dana |. Gilman, of
| Company | of Brattleboro acted as
Judge in the competitive drill and much
tors as the boys went through the man
ual of arms with one after another
dropping out and going to the rear, as
Lieutenant Gilman caught them wrongly
executing some command. The non
commissioned officers were put through
the tactics first and then the privates
were given a chance to demonstrate
their knowledge of and proficiency in
the manual When each squad had
been reduced to three men the six were
assembled on the floor and the final
competition resulted in the awarding OF
the medal to Sergeant Waite.
Following the drill the visitors gave
an exhibition of high and broad jump
ing. Lester Howe of Brattleboro won
IN the running broad jump with dis
Bancroft, also of this town, was sec
ond in this event, and Raymond Gull
yer. one of the visitors, took third place
The running high jump was tie be-
tween Smith and Broderick of North |
field at the fve-foot mark.
The Independents of Brattleboro and |
a team from the Northfeld delegation
played a basketball game of three %
minute periods which was won by the
home players by score of 43 to "a. The
lineup: Independents, Orlin Whitney,
|. f.; Niles, +. f.; Oscar Whitney, c.; II.
Whitney, |. g.; Wilson, r. e.; Howe, r.
9. Mortified, Culver, Sutherland, r. g.;
Hicks, |. e.; Smith, G.; Martin, r; f.;
l. f. Goals from the floor,
Orlin Whitney 8, Niles
5. Oscar Whitney 4, Henry Whitney,
Wilson. Northfeld Smith 3, Hicks 3,
3, Culver 2, Martin. Goals
from foul, Oscar Whitney. Officials:
Referee, Putnam; umpire, Lazelle; scor-
,r, Piper; timer, Hughes.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-03-25
Thomas Martin.

Thomas Martin, SO, died at his HON,
on Elliot street yesterday morning afte
an illness of about four weeks. The caus,
of death was general decline incident tt
advanced age Mr.. Martin had not beer
actively engaged in business for the past
eight years. He was born in County
Wexford, Ireland, March 9, 1921, and came
to Montreal when about 80 years of age
After spending a year in Canada he came
to Vermont, locating in Guilford, where
he worked as a cutter in the Childs shoe
shop. He remained there a number of
years and during his long residence in Yer
mont followed the business of shoemaker.
He came to Brattleboro from Guilford and
entered the employ of George Cutler, who
kept shop on Main street near the
bridge. From this shop he went to the
shop of Perry & Cressy, which was sold to
Henry Simonds, and by him to Durham
Brothers. Mr.. Martin was employed by
all three proprietors of this shop. About
Is years ago he entered the employ of his
son, Daniel, who operated the old Cutler
shop, where Mr.. Martin, ST., worked when
he first came to Brattleboro.
Mr. Martin was married three times.
His last wife, who was Miss Eliza Murphy,
survives him. They were married SO years
ago Besides his widow Mr. Martin is
survived by three sons, Thomas and Dan
lei A. of Northampton, Mass, the latter
a member of the police force of that city,
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-03-25
New Book by Paul D. Moody.

The pubIIcation Of The First Easter
Sermon, an address by Paul Dwight Moody
will be welcomed not only by those who
have heard the address delivered and urged
Mr.. Moody to>have it put in print, but also
by all who are interested in this timely
topic Mr.. Moody finds his theme in the
words of Mary Magdalene: Il have seen
the Lord" that first Easter morning.
After tracing the story he draws several
lessons, and makes applications for be-
levers today. A striking poem by
Richard LeGallienne is quoted with the
authors consent The book is published
by the Mortified Press, and has dainty
white leather cover with emblematic lily
design in gold stamping. The large, clean
print and wide margins make it attractive
and readable.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-03-25
Great Real Estate Issue,

On April the Boston Evening Trans
cript will print generous amount OF
reading matter which will be of much in
terest to those who own or lease summer
homes. There will also be specially writ
ten articles on the advantages of living in
the suburbs both summer and winter.
Anyone having real estate for sale, lease
or exchange will do well to secure space
in this issue for it will have wide circu-
lation among interested people.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-03-25
Poor. Foolish Woman.

She is trying to improve her complexion
by using face cream when the trouble is
in the blood. If she does not read this tell
her, some one, that Lanes Tea, the great
laxative and regulator moves the bowels
the blood and making clear and beautiful
skin. Druggists and dealers sell Lanes
Tea, 25c. package.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-03-25

Two travelling statesmen, detained in a
little village hotel, were introduced to a
crazy little billiard table and set of balls
which were of uniform, dirty-gray color.
''But how do you tell the red from the
white?" asked one of the guests.
"Oh," replied the landlord, ''you soon
get to know them by their shape. Sue
cess.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-03-25
More than 40 persons were killed and

More than 40 persons were killed and
almost as many more were injured Mon
day in wreck at Green Mountain, Mar
shalltown, Ia, of two Rock Island trains
running over the Chicago Great Western
tracks from Cedar Rapids to Waterloo,
Ia. A number of the dead were so hor-
ribly mangled that identification was i'm
possible. Every surgeon in Aarshalltown,
Green Mountain and GladbroJk was sum
moned to relieve the suffering of injured.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-03-25
An Irritable old farmer and his nnrainlr

An irritable old farmer and his ungainly
slouching son We're busy grubbing sprouts
one hot, sultry day, when the old man sud
denly stumbled over a small stump.
Gosh durn that everlastin' stump" he
exclaimed. 81 wish it was in hell"
The son slowly Strengthened up from his
work and gazed reproachfully at his father.
"Why, you oughtnt to say that, pap, y
he drawled. you might stumble over that
stump ag'in some day."-Everybody's.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-03-25

The Atchison Globe says that the wom-
en- on the Kansas farms are having hard
time declding whether it is better to
sleep with their heads on the family purse
or the new-laid eggs.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-03-25
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The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-03-25

We are particularly pleased with our S. SO,
So. 90, SO. so and 100 oxfords and pumps. AL
most all new 1910 patterns of Tans, Patent
feathers, ever popular Dull feathers and
most comfortable Wei Kids. The quality of
the Fairy Princess and Britannia, as well as
the more expensive makes Of which We have
an unusual assortment, has never been ques-
toned. They will certainly surprise you. All
prices, 81. 90 to $500.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-12-01
@liaf Npthrtnaen.

9as eliab=lotbringiide Centrum
bielt leireu erlten Earteitag 5ll
StraBburg ab, melder glan5pou
ltno erfolgreih p%erlief. SIM GorOer=
grllnoe oes Sr1terelles ltano natilrlld)
Sic 6rage ser eliuB=lptbringilden Ser
fallungsreform. 9ier5u muroe ein-
ltimmig folgenoe gntitliebung ange=
lrommen: Ser Earteitag bolt an oenl
Hrogranm ser Nurtei felt uno finoet
Die uole beffieoigenoe 20llung ser Ser
falIl1ngsfruge nur in Ser Grbebung
Gllab=2othringens 5ltn1 glei6bered}=
tigten 9%uuoesltuut. gr ernartet BON
Sen NeihstugsahgeprOnetel1, 0ub ie
lid) grunoidslih a1tf oielen StunO=
puuft ltenen, uno eriud]t lie, I'M
Heidstag nit allem Nad}orud fir Sen
Nntrag Gelior betr. ginfiibrung Oes
allgemeinel1, gleid1en, oireeten urO &C.
beimen @ablredts ein5ulteben. ST
Ipridt iih oltd Oabin aus, ooB Die
@ablfreisbiloltng niht TIM Geror0=
11%ltl1gspege, lpnoern geletlih geregelt
merDe11 mltB." = San0esuuslduBub=
q%eoroEeter @ottsn1ann lit I'M ellter bon
IS Sabren SIT 9idmeiler ge=
ltorben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-12-01
Gdiueis.

Ias itimmberedtigte Sbmei5erpolt
batte iiber Elm Snitiatipbegebren ab5lt=
itimmen ,our6 melbes oas proportiono
le @ablnerfabren fir Ste @ablen III
Sen ldmei5eriiden Nationalratb 5rr
NnmenOltng fommen ioa. Sdon Dor
5ebn SSabren batte oas S6mei5erpolf
iiber oiele Trage 51 entideioen u11S
entlbieo IN ablebueuOem Slime. Ser
%Ibitimmung ging cine u1gemein ritz
rige Mgitation bon beioen Seiten Dor
aus ln0 ollentbalben bottle man 0tes=
mai oltf Mnnobme ser Sl1itiatipe. Die
@offrutng mar cine Der fe6lte. 3mar I'll
oie5mol Sic permerf enoe Mfuiorltat
niht mebr 10 groB mie Dor 5ebn Sab=
rem, aber ange11omn1en muroe Sic Sni=
tiatlpe altb Oie5mal nod ntht. Mn=
genpmmen buben ste &untone 2lt5ern,
SdHpp5> Sb= inns NiomnlOer, Bug,
solotbltrn, @aiel=Staot, Mppen5eu /.
Ct. @allen, 5eliin, @al1is, Nelten=
burg ltr1o @enf. 8ermorfen baben Sit
ridL Bern, @lorlts, 6reiburg, galel=
2ano, S6offboul len, Mppen5eu> a. ST.,
0ruubiinDen, Mur11uu ltno @aa0t. IA
aantone bnben lid) fir Mnnafme err
flart, uber Tie baben feline Mebrbeit
Ser Stirnr1en aufgebradt. II &unto=
ne buben es nit oerMebrbeit oerStim=
nlen permorf len.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-12-01

perblGltt moroen. Inter Jiibrrng bon
Srau gmmeline Yanfburlt 3ogen tie
etma 1000 &opfe ltarf Dor oas I'm
terbaus, 1tm gu SEM Hremiermtniiter
Msquitb 5u oringen uno bon ibm baS
ginbringen zines 6rauenltimmredt5=
gelebes 81 er5pingen. Sic perludten
oen 0u5 9auS %umgebenoen Foli5el=
for0on at %0l1rdbreden 1tn0 es emit
ipann li6 Elm regelrehter &f, 6ei
bem Sen mittbenoen sl%n1a5onen Ste
&lei0er bonn 2eibe geriien ltn0 ibre
9aartoltren arg 5er5al.lt mur0en. 81
ne groBe In5abl 8elber- murOe Der
baftet un0 einige bon ibnen meroen je=
oenfa1s I'M @efangniB 3eit baben, if
rem aumpf e5nlttb SIT berele1. Slime
rifuni1de Glauiaden BON Ser Be IL
djel1oen 6lotte iahe11 Sent Sample 5u,
jllbelten lal1t ltl1o ermurterten Sic
6ruuen 51 meiteren @ioerl tanOe. Sic
bdtten jeOen fails beler getban, tpen1
lie li9 ser Sode fern gebalten ltn0
Sic englilde @aitfrel1noldaft nidt in
10 grobliher @etie berlebt batten.
Nad' Sen lebte1 Nahridten iin0 Sic
perbafteten @eiber fret gelaiien NOR
SCR I'M ibnen feline @elegenbeit SIT
qeGer, iih ais Marterinnen altfipie=
lea SIT f0nnen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-12-01
Ser Sand)er.

3a5 Geiddft zines Sauher5 lit ro=
mantilb uno profitabel, obmobl Ste
@efabr piele 0aDon abbalt, lid oem=
lelbe1 5u miomen. Ser Sartder or
beitet mir etma 0rei Stltnoen I'M So
ge u110 erb1lt BON lteben biz 5ebn Col
lars fir feline 9ienite. Nad elmer
Neroet1an itrengung nebme Elm @los
8olSen 8roin 8elt 8ier. g5 beru=
bigt Sic geerpen ltn0 er5eugt reide5
rot6es SLUT. Madet cine 8eiteQltng
6ei guerm ndd1ten @dnoler o0er labt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-12-01

Gum Nadfolger oes eritorbenen
Eralaten 9r. @aberl lit @err Dombi=
far Or. @einmann gum Director ser
4irdem1iifidule gu &ege1ts6urg pom
&uratoriltm gemablt mor0en. Ser
neue 1irettor, geboren am %. Decent
Ter 1873 5l1 gobensltra1B (Ober=
pfal5), erbielt ieine muiifalilde Mus=
btl0ung int 5tl1oten= uno Muliflemi=
NOR ser 0ompraben0e in &%egensburg,
no er nad &olenOung leine @pmna=
iialitu0ien audi oie &irdenmuiifibule
unter Or. 9aberl ablolpirte. Seine
pbilolopbiiden un0 tbeologiiden Stu=
oien madte er am fonigliden 2Dceum
IN Gegensburg, an oe1 ltnioeriitaten
SSt1nsbrl1f uno Berlin ln0 promopir=
tie aus Ser Mllif&piiienidaft gum Soc
tor Ser Ebilolopbie. Sn 1899 5um
Erieiter gemeibt, muroe er nad fur
ser ieeli orgliber 5bdtigfeit ais Nad=
folger Midael 9aIers GborOirigent
an ser alteu aapelle gu Negen5burg
uno mirfte oo1elblt Bis ibn am 4. SEQ
uen1fer 1908 iein 8ildof sum Cont
pifar uno 8ibliotbefar Ser Nrosfelden
Ml11if5ibliotbef ernan11te.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-12-01

Ser biaige Nrei5 BON iu1portiertem
raffintertem Netroleum fat Die Hobol=
Fro0uftion in Sapnn gum Stialtano
gebrubt, 81 Ser 9etrieb lib nibt mebr
profitabel ermeilt. Die Hegierung bon
Sapan loa infolgeOei1en iib nit Ser
Nbltdt trogen, BEN 3oa auf Eetro=
leum 5u erboben. gs meroen Sort ct
lpa 10 Millionen gaQonen Hetroleltn1
fir 8eleudtungs5mede per Sabr I'M
pprtiert, mupon Elm betrd6tli9er
5beil aus SEN Ser. Staaten four1nt.
@ie aonlul 9. g. Gair0en aus So
tapia meloet, be3ifferte lid Sic Eetro=
leum=Yroouftion Ser 5ur 8ataDia 4se=
trpIel1m Company geb0rigen Neoer=
lunolh Sn0iide Snoultrie un0 Gonlo
liDoteo 0utb Companies IN 9oQar=
oiid Sn0ien I'M Sabr 1909 ouf l.
24S,2S1 Sonner, gegen 1,1t1,691 I'M
Sabre 1908 11no 1,063,343 I'M Sat-
re 1907.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-12-01
~.roer scnresen
MACH FlETcHER'S
. RIA
Sciterreid)=unaarn.

Cine groBe Notwithstanding
Ser @'iener aatbolifen gegen Ole
2dGlterreoen bes rDmilhen 8iirgermei=
tiers Natbon fano sort ltatt. Me6re=
re &uroir1dle, Gr5biibofe ltn0 9lldo=
fe, Sic STR 9iihofsfonf eren5 bier per
iammelt muren, nubmen Oaran t6ell,
ul1Ber0em maren piele Neidsratbe uno
acknowledgements eridienen. gs
1puroe cine l6arfe Eroteitrelolutlon
anqenommen. = &aroinal @rul6u>
Gr5biihof BON % Ser ant 3. SEQ
pen1ber ous 80. 2ebensiabr poQenoe=
te, mur0e POM @ailer 5ran5 Solepb
in einem eigenert 9anOidreiben outs
brlooon1te begliidmunldtf II Nralut
9r. @ermonn 3idoffe, 5ectionsdef
inn Miniiteril1m fir Gultl1s uno un=
terridt, lit, mie Sic uHeidspolt" er=
fdbrt, gum @eibbiidof ernunnt NOR
sen. Msgr. 3ldoffe mur0e om 16.
Stunt 1888 gu @obmiid=2eipa gebo=
rem uno geb0rte ldngere Sabre Ser
tbeol. 6afultdt ser @iener Timber il
tat an.
2nrembnra.
Die Sblternte lit in 8ollen=
Sort 8ittburg, Mettenoorf, Neuer=
BURG, ETC., auBeroroentli6 reid al1sge=
falen, uno bieles 0apon miro ms
9(uslan0, namentlih aud na6 eng
lan0, %perianot. 7as Sort Mettenoorf-
8 ailometer unterbalb Neuerburg, bat
aaein 5000 Gentner Mepfel un0 Str
men a1 frentoe 9dn0ner %Derfauft. Ser
Mnfaltf 0al1ert immer nod fort, uno
10 fat mander 2anDmirtb IN 0ielem
SATIRE Elm id0nes 5tiid Gel6 ortr9
SEN Obltertrug per0ient. = SSn 9 Ii r.
meringen fum Ste Saglobnerin
Glile 8reiitoffer, mabreno tie nit Ser
@dlde beidaftigt mar, Oem Ofen Sit
maize, 10 0aB lire &leioer Teuer fin
len. Sic arme 5ruu erlitt lebensge>
fabrlid)e 8ranDmlt110en. = Ser Fl
SATIRE olte Matb. Still, Sobn 0es
stotionsagenten in 81 a r=gerg,
lit nah sem belgilden Gongoltaat abb
gereilt, mo- er als Mgent BET Ser 8e-
lenldaft &alai Mnltenung fi1oen miro.
- Sssn Dioelingen DerleBte Der
in sen 5Oer SeSabren lteben0e Eeter
Sriniean oem 20jdbrigen Mrbetter
emit augener aus giiringen obne be-
fannten MnIaB einen MelIeritid IN Die
redte geite, infolge oellen 8ugener
am naditen Morgen Itarb. Sriniean
lit in Soft. - Sn 9effingent 1T
Ser beliebte Sor1ter Sober I'M Sitter
BON so Sabren g%eitorben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-12-01


Mnd in Mlasfu mill man iebt oas
Mutpmobil einfiibren> INN Sic Sdlit-
ten 0aourh 5lt erieben. Cine Srans=
portgeieuidaft bat Sen err ten geril1d)
gen1udt ltno cine MaIdine 5mi iden
uno Dufon GroB, cine @nt=
fernl1ng bon $50 Meilen, %laufen lai=
len. Sci Sent idledten .3l1itano Ser
@ege, sic nod 0a5u fur5 porber Ourd)
Negengiiiie aufgepeiht moroen maren,
bdlt man e5 fit cine portreffli6e Set
flung, SOB 0us Nuto an manden Stel=
len 20 Meilen Sic Stuu0e 5uriidle=
gen fonnte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-12-01

Nnd} Ser 2eidenidmuus, 0ieie III
alte ginridtuug, ioa Ser Melt5eit 5ltm
Spfer fullen, menigitens 1aBt ETH gnt=
lGei0 oes @aiiengerihts in @ilfes=
Barre, &c., 0ies permutbeu. Ser 0or=
tige gidter fat ndmrlih cine Gednuug
BON $3.50 fir Sic 8emirtbung Ser
2ei0trogen0e1t alts ser Mbrehnlt1g 0es
9eadlaBpermalters gel trihe1, weil>t pie
er iagte, 0ies itberf liilftg lei. @enn
Sic 2eute bungrig ieien, bitten tie in
ein @otel geben ltn0 auf fire eigene11
So ten el le11 lpl1en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-12-01

@enn Str cine grfdltung babt,
loBt gud cine Slaide Gbamberlains
&uiten=M eoi3in geben. Sic miro gud
balls mie0er gan5 bergelfent baben 1tr1o
miro irgeno cine 9i%nneigung SIT Nren=
monia obbnlten. 9ieies Wittel emit
bdIt fein Opium ooer an0ere 8etal1=
bunqsmittel un0 es funr einem 8abD
qeraDe 10 pertrauenspon gegeben Der=
SEN mie einem grmadienen. gu fal-
fen Bel aIen 9dn0lern.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-12-01

Bis iebt fins run0 103 Miqionen
GoQurs fir Sic Mrbetten ont Eananla-
&anul ausgegeben mor0er, 0apon aa=
lein So MiQtonen fir Mltsgrobungen
int Gulebro=G urditid; ober Ste Mr=
betten madten o1td quite 6ortidritte
ltn0 NrdliDert Saft lit erfreut Mber
Sen Stan0 Ser Iinge. Mit SEM Gr=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-12-01

Shlimmer als ein 6elterularm in
Ser Naht lit Ser m%etaliid flingen0e
5tidbulten, melder Ghrefen in SEN
5ausbalt bringe. 5orgfaltige Miit=
ter balten 6olep5 @onep un0 Sar I'M
@arle un0 geben es bei Sem eriten
3eiden Ser @efabr. ga entbdlt feline
Spiaten. Molitors Mpotbefe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-12-01

merb ser &anal5one uno Ser gnti6a-
oigung in Ser @0be BON 80 MiQionen
IoQars, meld)e an Die fran5oitide aa=
nal=@eiellidnft ge3ablt moroen lit, fat
ser &anal lomeit t53 MiQionen ge=
foltet Die meiteren Soften meroen auf
225 WiQionen gejbabt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-12-01

Sn 2on0on baben Sic 6rouen-
Itimmre6tlerinnen mie0er einmal Ell
ten ibrer NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Goups
ausaefiibrt, fins aber babel gebDrig