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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-08-25
J. w. BISHOP.
Resolution is Adopted,


 After reading the letter from At torney Bishop of the M. D. & G. Ky, Dr. Caldwell read S1e following reso- lution which had been prepared and it was adopted unanimously: STo the Interstate Commerce Con- mission,
 Washington, D. C.,
 'Gentlemen-The Pine Bluff Board of Trade has been advised that an effort is being made to have the Memphis, Dallas and Gulf railroad put ill the same class as the tap lines or logging roads of the state of Arkan- sas, Texas and Louisiana. The effect of such action would be to declare said railroad to be not common carrier, and thereby deprive it of it's proportion of revenue arising from lumber shipments originating on it's line
 Our citizens have pledged right of way and a cash bonus of $100,O00.0O
  the extension of this line from Mur- freesboro to our city and through our section of country. We specially need this line because we are now hampered by monopoly exercised by the very system which we are advis- ed is taking the lead in trying to force it out of the railroad buNness. It's coming is looked forward to as giving us a valuable railroad com- petitor, and if it's plans can be frus- trated we must continue to pay trib- ute to the present trunk lines which, l however they may differ in name, are controlled by one system.
 The M. D. and G. R. R. Co., has made survey of it's line into this Acity and through this section, and dur ing the past year has expended sev- eral thousand dollars preparatory to building it's line to this city and be- yond, and the thwarting of it's plans nov would directly and disastrously affect the welfare of our people. ! This road ought not to be classed with the so-called tap lines. We know of our own knowledge that it 1 operates regular trains, both freight ! and passenger, separately. It car- ries the mails and express. It serves a number of old established towns on it's route It's road bed and eOuiD- ment are of the first class. It's lum- Der business is but small part of it's entire traffic.
 Tn view of the fact that this road will materially affect the industrial interests of Pine Bluff, both in the present and the future, we, the Pine Bluff Board of Trade, earnestly re- quest your honorable body to take no l adverse action affecting the present or future of this road, without the most careful consideration.
 By order of the Pine Bluff, Board fef Trade, in mass meeting assembled this the 24th day of August, 1910.
 J. l.. CALDWELL,
 Secretary" "To the Honorable Interstate Com
 merce Commission,
 l Washington, D. G.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-08-25

Rev. w. c. Davidson, pastor of the First Methodist church, who has been at Philadelphia, for several days attending his brother, who is quite sick, will return to Pine Bluff Satur- day and occupy the pulpit at the First church Sunday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-08-25
OPERATE ON CHITW0oD
OPERATE ON CHITWOOD. Physicians Take Bits of Bone From
 Splfntered Arm.

Little Rock, Ark, Aug 24.-
 Dr. Harrison, penitentiary physic- ian, assisted by Dr. Snodgrass, oper- ated on the injured arm of Oscar Chitwood yesterday afternoon, talk ing out portion of the splintered bone nearly an inch in diameter.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-08-25
| of Trade Urges Com |sion to Refuse Ap-
 plication,
|HE TAP LINE CASE
Moan Great Harm from Busi- Standpoint to Road Head- ed This Way.

h enthusiastic and largely at
 meeting of the directors of the
 Huff Board of Trade Wednesday
 on, a resolution was adopted,
 Forwarded to the Interstate
 rec Commission at Washington
 ing against the Memphis, Dal-
 Gulf railroad being classed
 lap line' by that body. It is
 that the Missouri Pacific
 ountain Railway Company
 duplication for permission to
 Tits tariffs on lumber with the lis, Dallas and Gulf road with
 to forcing other roads, tribu-
 it, doing the same thing.
 business people of this city
 lave practically raised a bonus ),OOO for the M. D. & G. exten-
 Pine Bluff from Murfreesboro, charge that if the application hted it will compel them to con- Ito pay tribute to trunk lines He'd by one system. In urging ommerce Commission to take verse action efecting the pres future of the M. D. & G. road, bard of Trade declares that if 5 it will materially affect the rial interests of Pine Bluff and
 nding territory.
 meeting of the Board of Trade |alled by Secretary J. L. Cald- Rpon receipt of a letter from J. [shop, of the Memphis, Dallas, plf company, in which he urged nmediate action be taken. P. P. presided at the meeting. The from Mir. Bishop follows:
 Nashville, Ark, Aug. p. 1910. Sir:-The Missouri-Pacific ey Company has just made writ lpllcation to the Interstate Com- Commission for permission to its tariff on lumber with the < G. R. R. Co.,, on September |ext. If it succeeds in doing this,
 nave the effect of forcing the E. and Frisco lines to take simi- tlon, and if this is done it will Rally put an end to any exten-
 further building of this line
 because our revenue will be ga to such an extent and our ng so impaired that the build-
 more road will be out of the bn.
 PoKs like the action taken is for prpose of putting a competitor
 ooslness under the guise of the pg road or tap-line decision of 'ommerce Commission. The IS that not more than 15 per ol our entire freight traffic is iumoer, but a cancellation O; r rates mean that it will later piiea to all other commodities, nus we will be ruined if that succeeds, or at least be placed ~ T a position that we will not 'ognized as a common carrier. TX. c. s. says it will stand by us men that road gets before the 2 that be, it may be forced to 'a' u does not want to do. We 'suiarly chartered, carry the U. llls' freight trains, and every aill and lumber company on our
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-08-25

A very desirable cottage for rent Located on w. 2nd ave. All modern conveniences.-Cotton Belt Savings & Trust Go. 8-24-4t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-08-25

A dwelling on E.. 9th for rent. Mod ern conveniences and suitable for two small families-Cotton Belt Savings & Trust Co. 8-21-4t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-08-25

FOR RENT-A large two story resi- Gence in western part of city Mod ern conveniences.-Cotton Belt Sav- ings & Trust Go. 8-23-4t.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-08-25
HEAR YE!
HEAR YE!

Do you need pair of shoes? If you do, go to the big slae of Summer Footwear, where you can buy for Men
 $500 BOYDENS at $4.45.
 S4.0O WALKOVERS at $315
 s3.50 WALKOVERS at s2s5. Fer Ladies'
 $500 and $4.50 PUMPS at $3.4S.
 S4.0O PUMPS and OXFORDS & 15
 $3.5O PUMPS and OXFORDS $cs5 For Misses and Boys, you can buy . good and stylish pair of Oxfords a start the school year, for that time N drawing near. You will be satisfied with your selection and purchase
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-08-25

Jim Swanson, of Rison, was in the city yesterday, transacting business for the J. l. Porter Lumber Company.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-08-25

FOR RENT-A cottage on South Olive st. Modern convenience and a
 good location.-Cotton Belt Savings x Trust Co. 8-19-4t.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-08-25

Some of our best makes Oi high price saita Saturday and Monday at 5000 each.-kastOr and Bluthenthal.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-03-03
Ginflnk ser ed)mecbede anf bas
Ginbriugen beg 6roitcs in ben
@r6bp6eu.

Sci Sem miloem, i6neelolen @in-
ter beitebt sic @efabr, 0aB Sic lan6=
mirtbidaftlibeu &11lturgetnd6ie nidt
unerbebli6 nod unter SEN 8itte,
rungseinfliiien lei0en. Snsbeionoere
miro Ser 5roit namentli@ fir Sic
8ei5eni6ldge nit @e6t nod gefiirb-
tet. SSn einem aIima, mie es ser
n0roltde Gbeil ser Ser. Staten be-
iiBt, gebort, mie befonnt it, cine ma
Bige S6neeoede iiber @ihter gu sen
beiten 8flan5enidubmitteln Sd babe
ueriu@t feit5uiteuen, melde 8e6eu-
nod 6ieier &i6tung elmer leid=
ten 5dneeoede 5ufommt. Muf @run6
Ser 8eoba@tungen ser Seu1perat,,r
oes gr6booenS (5an0) unter elmer
Sdneeoede 1T 11admeisbar,
bob ielbit cine unbe0eutenoe, nod nidt
Is Sou itarfe 5dneeoede imitan0e lit,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-03-03
@la9e bD6 IN Ser
&terblibfeitsliife.
&aupturfa1e
Der 9%ooeSfdue 8etndb 8e8te.
tan9Sbetueifem.
3ubcrculpFS pprau.

Mus nur 3tpei ISunftel Ser 8ep6lterung
Der Yer. 5tanten, mebr uls cine balbe
Wttuton' 2eben ipllrDen in 1905 ben
&ranf6eiten gum OFFER gebrabt. @rituu<
memo ipie bieie 5terblidfeitsrate Faud
fein mag, ipar tie geringer als Die 0eS
oorbergeDen0en Sabres, ndr aber IN Be<
5ug auf regi1trirte Sobesfdle irgen6 Ell
11em an0eren Sabre Mberlegen. Sic 5terbz
l1d)te1tsrate bon Mterenent5iin0ung,
Brtgbt's &rantbeit, 56IagfluB, Arebslei<
ben, 3uderfrantbeit lnb 8linnbnrments
] d1l10nng miro gr6ber, tpdbren0 iere bnrd
9obes glitter, 8ronditis, &rdmpfe, 8aud@
telent5lnonng nn0 Granddaughter int
MbneDnen begriffen lit.
SnberfnlDfis ppratt.
Ste gr0Bte 9terbliGfeitsrate, Die fir
irgen0 cine &ranfbeit IN bielem Sabre
etnQetrdgen tpurDe lit iene bon Der 0m,1=
gen19tpino1M9t I'M 8etrage bon $3.50.
Eneumonia lit gletb binterber init elmer
5terbli6teitsrate bon 39,O68, 8rondoz
Hneumomia aidt eingeidloHen. 9as 10
niel gefiirGtete &rebslei6en 8eigt Elm
forttpdbrenbes 3unebmen. Sic Spbesz
fdue be8iffern it'd auf 24,33O. 9ieie Bab<
len 1in6 Sen @tatitifen entnon1men, tpie
iie i'm Ser. 5taaten Genius 8nrean aufz
liegen, unb bieielben itnb offi8ien. @s lit
eri6reden6 gu beobadJten Die groBe 2lnz
3abl Ser So6esfGue, Sic burb Sc @ranf<
beiten pernria9t tperben, 3ooesf1le, bez
men bielfa6 borgebeugt nerben fonnfe
onr9 5eittge un6 ridtige 8ebnrblung;
olr6 8ebanolnng, Die man getp0bnlid
ftnoet IN ben 9d1ben zines Spe3ialiten,
u16 our6 8ebnnblung, Die berboQtommz
net lit Dur6 lange, anbnltenoe @rfnbz
rlfnn i'm Npr Nrnrf2
Ser lofale @r3t lit 6Gnfig bon gr0bz
ter @idtigfeit. CT lit ifets bereit 1no
prompt, aber ieiner %be1drdnften @rfabz
rrng lpegen in Der 8ebnnblunq Die1er par
tttuldren &%ranfbeiten lit er pabrideinz
lt9 nt9t %geniigeno b%efannt, bie1eIben 10
tpiieniGaffli6 8u b%ebanbeln aIs SemanD.
lpelher III bieie CT partituldren ipe8ielen
Rragis anfgetpadien lit. ST.. Nea iteht
als 5pe5iaItit in bieien &ranfbeiten in
bober CUNT. Gr lit in bieier ipe8ieuen
Mrt bon Erogis nabe3u 8tpan8ia Sabre
bef9dftigt. CT lit Dnrh un0 Durd be-
trout nit ben @iu5elbeiten ieber &ranfz
belt ulD i5res 3u1tanoes in 8e3ua ouf
@rnlt6aftigfeit in Ben &Ii1nas, in fpelhen1
Tie me5r a%uftritt.
90 gum 8eiipiel in &entndD, Senneiz
fee, 2pnifiara, D1ii1i1ippi unb ei1,iae Ser
&iiltenitaaten, mo Sic SDbe cine aearinoe,
mo Die Gen6tigfeit auBerge1pDbnli1 aroB
nno mo Die N%tmpspbdre bidt lit, sort
trttt Die 2nmgenfdlpinbiudt b6l1fig a1t. J
Sn DEN . eltli6en Staten in ber 6Dben
Der mtttleren Staaten lit Ser 9rp8ent}ab
Der 2nngenfranfbeit b%ebeutenb geringer.
seSn Den groben 5eenz@ egenbe1, fpie
gSe1t Snpertor, 6urpn unb erie nnD i'm
9feo @iber Sbale gibt es mebr Qungen<
tranfbeiten als in bem 11abebei ge%legenen
3odlanbe. @inige auren, Die ct gema6t
bat:
ale Satrom, gplgate, g. g., gebeilt
bon Siltel 1nb &dmorrboioen mad Ser
ppperoermii9en @inipribungsmetbpoe.
Srnn S. 56oonober, &tnb, 5fbbp,
Wttnt1., gebeIt bon tbetltpei1er 3a6mung,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-03-03

Gents; Sic al(erfrii6eiten foiten sc
Gents. 8ei iolden Breiien Dergeb'
idon ser Mppetit mod @iern. Da5r
fommt nod, 0aB fiir5li6 Sic 3eitur1.
gen beri6teten, es ldgen 1900 Mi1.
lionen Dubeno gier in SEN &iblbdlt.
iern. l%1ebrigenS mobl Elm Drudfeb.
Ter, 6ieie 1900 Miuionen DuBen0;
Sic 6aittage m0gen 6as aber entl6ul=
oigen. Sic iabrlide Sci ammtproOuf,
ton unieres 2anoes betrdgt 1900
Wfiqionen 9uben0, un0 sic in &ibl-
bdl1iern gu periteden> 6iirfte ii6 nidt
lobnen. Cine iol6e Maiie auf Sen
Marft gu bringen, mur0e 5u piel 3eit
%erfor6ern, menn sic &reiie nidt ge<
0riidt meroen iolen. @enn ser Sar=
mer bon 6ieien Sta0tpreiien bort,
iiebt er ii& ieine &ibner nod einnal
an uno fragt ii6: @ie lit es nur
m0gli6, 0aB sic gier in ser 5ta0t
oerartige 8reiie bringen uno auf ser
6arm erbalt mon fir Sic aaerfrii9e<
lten @ter nur 80 Gents. Ser &om<
miiiionsbdnoler - @ras m0ge in iei<
ner Stube ma@ien - fat itets 10 pie
lie r6irttes" Gdmubige gier), vgbedfS"
(@ier NIT 5erbro9ener S6ale),
Scents" (eingeoridte@ier uno SEQ
fers" (p0aig 5erbro6ene @ier) in Mb>
rednung gu bringen, BOB ntar faum
mebr als 25 Gents fir bas Dubeno
erbalt. Diele @anoler in ser Staot
bebaupten, 6aB 5 8ro5ent auer Gier,
Sic iie bon 6en Sarmern erbalten,
idmubig ieien uno meitere Z uno s
&ro5ent ieien tbeilmeiie ODER gang 3er-
broden. 9as glaubt ser 9lbienoer
nt@t inmer; ieben mir aber, mie auf
ben 8abnbofen Sic @ierfiiten bin uno
bergemorfen mer6en, 10 miiiien mir
mobl eingeiteben, oaB Sic 2e1te bort
nidt gu ben gefibloouen l1no ianft.
miitbtgen SeeIen geb0ren. Ger iouten
Sen 8erianot 6eito iorgfaItiger per-
padt uno gut gereinigt meroen.
M1eroings nerloren gebt fein 81.
9ie i6ledten, na1rudtgen" Ger er.
|balt ser 8eibgerber. Mu@ sic 9oli-
tifer, menn tie ibre @e0en balten, fin
Sen oft Gus, 6aB faule gier nod ge-
braudt meroen fonren. Die aItet
,gier mer0en in groBe @annen GO Du-
ben0 balten6) gei@lagen, uorauf man
tie gu. elmer feiten gismaiie gefriere1
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-03-03

Sen GinfluB ser Sagesi@manfunger1
Ser Semperatur auf sen grobooen 5l1
%nerbin0ern. @as oas ginoringen bess
6roites in 0as grorei9 anlangt, 10
bleibt cine meniger als IS 3ou be-
tragen6e Sdneebeoedung nabe5u un=
mirflam. Ser 6roit oringt nit i1ur
elmer geringeu, etma 5 8ro5ent iei=
ner Starfe betragenoen Mbidm1dung
IN oie oberen 8ooenl6idten ein. l111-
glei6 lpirflamer miro Sic S9neeoede
in oieier 8e5iebung, menn iie sic 9tdr-
fe BON IS 8ou ur0 me6r erret9t bat.
Die Mbi6mqdung oes 5roites betragt
BEL Is Sou bober 5dneeoede etpa 10
sou uno bel 1 sou bober S9nee-
beoednng etma Is. Cine ~ 3on
bobe S@nee0ede idmddt sen 5rolt
bel ieiner @inuirfung auf Sen Gro
booen bereits um SO @ro5e1t ab. Man
miro oaber auf einen nadbaltigen
6roitidut 1nobl rednen fonnet1, meln
Die S@neeoede cine &0be bon min-
oeitens ~ Sou erreidt bat. SIT ser
9emperaturitur5 nidt au5u i9roff,
10 permogen audi Sdneeoeden BON
geringerer als IL betragenoen @tdr<
te mirfiam gu iein. Gin Muftbuuen
oes erobooens unter Dem ginfluf1a
6eS taglid eintretenoen Semperatur.
anitieges 1T lelbit BEL ser unbeoeuten0.
iten Sdneebe0edunq ouSaeiholien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-03-03

SletidberIuif un0 allgenneiner sdtpdi1he.
SRI. !Stpeoen, giro Sslnn6. Mi1ln.. qeS
BELT BON ffriiber sdtpinofu@t lno SaIszi
fnfnrrb.
81; 81. @rap, gbeloon, 81. 8, sebeiH
bon Sa1bbeit.
Sran 81: q. Qarion, 8ilmar, @inn.,
gebeilt bon &ebIfopffntnrrb Der fat III
Sd6lptnoiu6t ausgeartet NOR
Ut. g. 9nea, 5bnron, sc. g.; gebeilt
bon @droniidem &beumntisn1lls. /
iSrnn g.. 6een, Wedinod, 90. g., gez
1e1lt Q 6rDnildem gc3emn, bas fi1
1ber Den gan5en &orper nl1sgebreitet bait
Srau g. s. 0oroin, @ilmar, Minn.,
geletlt bon gc3emn unb 1hlehtem BIute.
5. u. Carlton, &irfboben, Minn., geS
belt bon 6ronif6em M6enmatismus;
to11nte tdltm mebr geben unD bate ale
3otfnungen aufgegeben.
9uab @ra3er, 1862 6. superior ctr.
gnlutb, Wltnn., gebeilt bon Neurnlgia nn6
Hbeumatismns.
SSrau a1bert gebman, grceliior, Miinr.
@eheif bon 6roni59em eczema.
.9err gilbert SeBn1an, Grcelior, Mtnn.,
gebetlt bon NIT @eihtpiiren bebaftetem
Bein (geihtpollenes 8ein).
2onis 8idtng, @atertotpn, g. s.. qe<
BELT bon 56tpin6fu9t nnb Magenbe@
i1tperben.
Sri: Nnna @iebing, mcSntoib, minn..
gebeilt bon friiber 5blpin6iudt.
9. S. 8enot, Dulutb, Mtnn., gebeiIt
bon 6ronifbem ge5ema gang Hber ben
&orper. oas 3tpei Sabre bnl1erte.
@n. Neib, 2ittle Sails, Minn., gebeit
pom Arebs an Der 2ippe na6 elmer Be-
ban6lung.
$; g. Sadion, @orris, minn., gebeist
po1 lang anbaltenoen @dmorrboioen. BeA
beilt obne Operation. s.
=; g. 9reasler, Clifton, 81. g., ee<
9e1lt pom N51ltel am 6ectum. Naf6 ge<
&ranfbeit.
Srau @artin 9otpns, @ilmar, Mim.,
ge5etlt p%ouitdnoig' bon tbeiImeiier 8linbz
@regor sSsobnipn, @artpid, miun.. aez
8ein. 9adte, er piiroe iein aeben f9nn
berfrippelt fem.
Ole Carton, @ilb Slice, 81. g., qebeilt
bon elmer Magenfranfheit. 'N7S'
Wttd. 6itman. Qitdbiue. g. 9 oe<
beilt bon duBern @dmorrboioen.
9nB ST.. Nea's tpun6erpoIe 6eilun<.
gen geniigenb fino al1m 8etpeis, 6aS er
elmer Ser gr1Bten Spe8ialiifen Ser mo-
oernen 3etten it," 8nrleigb Wiitton, fritz
&erauSge6er BEG Solraal OBJ erber,
He0ftelD, g. 9.
9r; @ea Fat gorfebrnngen getroffen
gum 8e1n6 Der folgenben gtdbte an Sen
1~1ad1genannten Soften:
ct. CLOUD, @rano Central 6oteI, am
sMMo11tag,, Den z. @dr5, bon i zig Z ltbr
yfadmittags.
G%leranoria. Mrlington @oter, am 9ienz
!tag. BEN 8 Mdra, bon 8 MIR @ormitz
tagg big 4 l1br &a@mittags.
9etroit, 5otel @inneiofa am N9fft<
.1podl, ben 9: Mdr5, bon 9 lbr @ormit~
biz 4 l1br Madmittags.
aa5eritag, benz TO-. Mar5, bon 9 mir
big 4 l1br Mad1nittaqs.
Song Rrairie. @otel &eidert, AM Sreiz
tag. Den Il: @dr5, bon Mittags Biz
6 lbr Mbe11os.
Sal1f Centre. 9alner @ouie, am @amz
! {}hr 0s sh.1 p; @dr5, bon @ittos biz
&oninltation nrb 1%1nterfndung fir fol-
be, Die intereiirt iinb, $1.0O.
9r. @ca & Gp.
}27 Century 8lbg., NinueapoIis, Mtnn..
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-03-03

tig. mer0en tonne, un6 oaB er sic ga,,,
sc @eididte i@on griinolid FEMME
uno 0aB ibm geiemano Elm 4 fir ei1
Il pormaden tonne, ser miro li6erlid
5u Ser groBen 3abl %0erienigen geb6=
rer> melde sic &ibner5u6t fir eth
l6le6tes @ei6aft anieben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-03-03
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g @auS uno 8of. g
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8etrieb einer ggofen @iibnerai6terei.

ST eiie germ Elm mei6es 81 gum
6riibitiid; aber man fann feline fri
iden @ier erbalten. &ommt mar in
Sen Store" 10 iagt ser Mann bin-
ter oem 2aoentilde: Stride Ger TO-
iten 40 Gents bas Dl1Ben0; 0iele bier
iino aber nod friiber uno foiten IS
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-03-03

Ioleps Mieren-Mittel beilt irger19
einen Sal bon Mieren= o0er 8laien-
lei6en, ser li9 I'M 8eretb Der Weoi=
ain befin6et. Seine Meoi3itt fan,1 mebbr
tbrn. Molitor's Mpotbefe. &
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-03-03

Mns ser 59nle. = Mls in
Ser &riifung in @ei6idte bon peridie=
oenen @erri6erbauiern Sic &e6e mar,
fragte ser 2ebrer:: u@el9em @ei9le9=
te geborte Maria Gbereita an?"
Mntport: vDem metblt9en."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-03-03

Mo0ern.- &atedet Gin ser er=
item &luiie): u@ott fat fir 0as @al-
ler oie Slide gemadt; waS fat er
in ser SUIT gema@t? @as itebit gu
IN ser SUIT fliegen?"
56iiler: Sen 3eppelin!"
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@0

Nm 9iertii6-Sadel: v@fi1
Sc @ereros in Mfrifa miro ma balt,
l6eint'5, no net reGt 5err. Sebt
l9idt ma ia mieoer 1000 damn net
tere Geritdrfl1ng nod. 1iu Sdpar-
&c ieno balt 0o6 net 10 leidt gu Be-
liega, mie MIA 5'erihta geu1eint bat."
Jrieoer: ~nno / jag no, oaB ma
gu 10 &erle, ali nab ~&err" un0 uSe-
re" lagt! ga mar ~&ob" grao ger1ug."
Cine grtnnerun g. = &a<
tient (na6 ser Speration): Ser ST.
Yrofelior erinnern ii6 mobl gar nidt
mebr> 0aB Sic MIDI Dor ungefabr flint
Sabren i@on einunal operirt baben?"
Yrofelior Independently: uSa, ia,
Sbre 2eber fam mir glei9 10 befannt
por!"
Muffanun9. 6el0mebel:
Limo oenft INNER 6aran, 0aB SIR in
ieoer &leinigfeit itets propper an5u-
treten babt, oenn Sober bon eu9 lit
elm Gbeil 6eS geiammten &eerpeiens.
Mlio, 8umfe, mas babe i'd %geiagt?"
8umfe: uDaB Sober bon uns ein
bebres @eien lit"
MiBperitan6ni 3 Mr5t
(5um Hatienten): u8ie Diel @las ba>
ben sic oenn geitern mieoer getrun-
fen?"
8atient: sd meiB ni@t."
Mr3t: r3eigen sic mir mal Sbren
&uls. (3ablt fir it@): 17-18-19
30"
@atient: u@err Doftor 10 piel
babe i@ ni@t getrunfen!"
@inf.- @ermtttler: nl1n0 menn
sic audi iebt ni@t 10 perliebt in tie
iin0, nebmen sic iie a1lr; Die 2iebe
felt ii9 i6on nod nit Ser 3eit Elm,
iie fat orei @rbtanten!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-03-03
80 iBperit an6en II.

MiBperitan6en Ser
56ul0irector laBt iiber sic MaBe,
MMn5en un0 @epi@te. prifen. Muf 0ie
erite 5rage oes 2ebrers: u8omit miBt
man?" fommt sic erite Mntmort:
uMsit SEM Ginger"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-03-03

nnbeobii@tigte @rob-
+ e / t. - @ait: vNa, mas lit oas,
mo- lit ser gan5e 5tammtii6? Mo@
feiner BON Sen ol1mmen Serbs bier?"
&ellner: .@ein, &err Meper, Sic
iin6 ser erite."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-03-03

Ser @eniioniit. - r@as
ma9t oenn SIR Monn, Gra1 Static"
%, ser lit iebr bei@dftigt! gr bat
ndmli@ Ben 3aun anitreiden laiien-
un6 iebt itebt er babel un6 tpartet, Bis
er troden it,"
MnsgIei d. - 5000, @ater, sic
EbaIba6er @en5i beirotb' / net, 6ie
binft ia, neil iie d fur5es 8ein bat."
Drummer 8ua, 6ees madt oo9 mig
- oafiir is 6o6 bees annere d 5tud
.langer!"
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1910-02-05

PERFECT ASHLAR LODGE NO. 4,
-. and A. NJ, meets first and third
Tuesdays at Tschida Hall, cor. Lafond
and Thomas streets, at 500 p. M
George J.. Hoage. W. NJ, Jose H. Sher-
wood, Secy., $50 W. Arch street.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1910-02-05

PIONEER LODGE NO. 1, F. AND A.
M: Meets first and third Mondays
OF each each month at 1875 East Third street
at 500 p m. Walker Williams W. NJ:
William England, Secy., 391 harrington
Ave.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1910-02-05

BIDDLE CIRCLE. LADIES OF e.. A.
r. meets first and third Tuesdays of each
month in Supreme Court room, old cap
ftol building. Mrs. M. J. Leavitt. Pres.
Mr.. J. r. White. Secy.. Phoenix BLDG.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1910-02-05

GOPHER LODGE NO. los. I. B. P. o.
E. Of the World. meets second and
fourth Thursday in each month at Elks
HALL, No. 1875 East Third street, st.
Paul. w. H. Johnson, E. r.; r. M.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1910-02-05
CT. JAMES CHURCH NOTES,

The past month has been one of in
tense activity around st. James, with
inc largest attendance of the confer
ence during the year. Last Sunday
the congregations were unusually
large, especially at night. The pas
tors Popular Talks for Popular Peo-
pie have proven greatly interesting
In the evening service. This, aug.
mented by high-class singing by the
choir, has brought out large crowds.
AS further feature to the already en-
thuslastlc services, will be solo and
duet singing by the best artists of the
city, and Minneapolis, as we'll as by
members of the choir, some of whom
are among the best in the city. Mr..
James A. Taylor rendered fine selec-
ton last Sunday morning, and took
the tenor part in great chorus at the
ev@ning service. Mrs. J. E. Johnson
and Mrs. Ella Cannon have charge of
the special music of the choir, and
they have long list of singers for the
next few weeks, including Mrs. r. G..
Minor, who will sing Easter.
The One More Effort was entertain
cd at the home of Mrs. Lillian Hamil-
ton, on Harrington avenue, last Tues
day night. There was large attend
ance, and all had a fine time Mrs.
Maggie Jenkins and Mrs. Allie Allen,
as the hasting pudding committee,
soCn sold out all they had had to eat.
The Excelsior Club under the lead
ership of Mrs. Mary Anderson met at
the parsonage, with large crowd,
several visitors from other clubs be-
ing present. Mrs. Jessie Bond read a
fine paper, quotations from Longfel-
low.
The lovely Sunday afternoon" at
the Mems Club is attracting the large
attendance, and there is more enthu-
siasm than ever before in it's history.
The location of the church, the con-
veniences Of the assembly room, and
the time of it's meeting makes it a
most available place for the congre-
gazing of the men of the city. The
club will observe Lincoln's anniver-
sary in fitting and brilliant manner
next Sunday evening, Feb. IS. The
choir will be augmented by the we'll
drilled chorus which rendered the
drama, under the direction of Mr.. Mil
Ter, and will sing only Jubilee songs.
or such others, as will be in keeping
with the occasion. Under the direc-
tion of Mrs. Bellesene, fifty children
of the primary department. will sing