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The Washington times., 1910-11-24
DEVICE SAVES TOLL
OF SO ENGRAYERS
Uncle Sam TO Economic By
Installation of a Wet
ting Machine.

There has just been perfected at the
Bureau of Engraving and Printing a
wetting machine by which the labor OF
twenty men and thirty women viii be
rendered unnecessary
Il VIII perform automatically the work
Of fifty persons. besides having added
advantages. It Is expected to render
all paper money germ proof and wiz
thus bring about an era Of clean money.
Other places viii be found for the en-
ployes displaced.
Before the linen paper on which
money, notes. bonds, stamps and the
various securities Of the United States
Government are printed, II must be wet
10 render the paper plastic and soft, so
II viii sink into the lines Of the en-
graved plates, and draw out all the ink.
thus making a perfect impression of the
minute designs used TO prevent counter
feiting- Hard, dry paper VIII not 10
this
Two Sides to Be Wet
AZ the notes are printed one side at
tine, each must go through the wet
ting process. For this double wetting,
the services Of IA men and girls are re-
CURED
Under the present method, large num-
OSFS OF SheeIs are placed between wet
cloths and left over night. The next
cay the pile Is reaTTanged, 50 that what
mas been the middle VIII be on the tor
or bottom This is 10 more thoroughly
InOlSten the sheets which have not been
N contact with the damp cloths This
neJhod IS Tar from Sc t&sfaCt0ry, and
great trouble Is expeTieI -ced IN the IN
equal snrlnkage Of the paper in drying.
~ the new machine. which Is The re-
SUIT OF Two years Of experimenting by
the mechaniCians and inventors at the
bureau, each sheet IS vet to exactly the
same degree.
Wetting Exactly Regulated.
The amount OF moisture can also be
exactly regulated The most important
feature Of the machine is in it's auto
matte feeding device BY this means
only one girl viii be required for the
feeds Of each two machines, and another
giri required 10 remove the finished
product from each two machines In
lhis way where three men and two
GIrls are now required for each $500
sheets wetted, two girls and two ma
chimes viii produce 35-G10 wetter sheets
n the same time. Those figures are he
l1eEed TO be conservative.
Into the water with which the paper
ls wet VIII be put q small quantity Of
IOTTnaldehyde- This viii react uDon the
Selaunous sizing Of the paper, which
now furnishes the food for bacteria
LOGGED upon the money. The germ food
Eupply VIII be cut Of. and bacteria com
nIunicated TO q bill viii soon die.
The Washington times., 1910-11-24

blood, the rains and aches cease, all
Inflammation disappears. stifened
muscles are made plant, and every
troublesome symptom of RheiIma-
tism IS permanently corrected.
Book on F beu,natism and any med
ica1 advice free TO ali who write.
HE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA. CA.
The Washington times., 1910-11-24
RHEUMATISM
PURIFYING The BLOOD
The ONLY PERMANENT CURE

No case Of Rheumatism was eve
cured except by a thorough purifca-
ton of the blood; Just as long as the
blood remains charged with ferment-
ing uric acid poison, the painful dis
ease viii continue The pains and
aches of Rheumatism are Simply Su-
perfcia1 effects of the impurities IN
the circulation, and sometimes may
be temporarily relieved by the appli-
cation Of plasters, 1iniments, hot
cloths, etc But the person who til
fes with this dangerous disease BY
on local treatment clone,
is certain to pay for the mistake
with constant suffering later c1.
S. S. S. cUres Rheumatism In the
only way = Is possible to cure TIE
disease # goes down into the blood,
ard removes the uric acid froI1 the
circulation, SO that the nerves, bones,
muscles aud joiuts are fabricated and
fed with nourishing elements instead
The Washington times., 1910-11-24
Our Refrigerator Express Cars Deliver
the Butter Fresh

He dvantage organization absolute
ibi evidenced fully than in that of the Fox
Butter Company, producers of Clover Hill Butter
Starting Is years with small the Fox Valley
Illinois and producing from that this the highest known quality
butter the Fox River Butter Company has grown until today operates 400
the Fox River Valley and IN Wisconsin and Minnesota
of the Middle West operates so branches SO leading cities
of the East and Middle West private
and operates wagon delivery system
The Washington times., 1910-11-24

LYCEUM-''The Tiger Lilies"
Opening Monday next at the New
Lyoeum Theater The Tiger Lilies
The Washington times., 1910-11-24

The Rev Father fIandleyt OF the
Apostolic Mission House, in Washing
ton tomorrow evening viii deliver a
lecture at the hall Of the Young Mems
SOdalitv LyceUm, under the auspices OF
kavanauCh Court Daughters Of ISa-
bella A musical program viii be given
The choir Of St PauTs Protestant
Episcopal Church w-d give a concert
at the Norton Memorial building next
Tuesday evening.
The Washington times., 1910-11-24

Potomac Lodge. Of Odd Fellows. held
a meeting at their hall, in North Co
lumbus street, last evening, and com
next Friday night. when Prince William
Lodge VIII pay Potomac Lodge a fra
ternal visit.
On that night. the first, second, and
third desSEes Will be conferred by the
degree team from Potomac Lodge. upon
six candidates from Manassas and two
from this city.
The Washington times., 1910-11-24

Let US show now exactly what such organization
means TO you.
-Four days ago we received at country cream
cries. out IN that wonderful Western daiTying section,
100000 pounds Of fTesh whole milk-nilk that
we knew was pure and clean, inspected by
trained inspectors and o. K ID by them as Clover Hill
milk; then pasteurized these million pounds of milk
went into separators and from the separators the
pure, rich, clean cream went into clean, shiny
chuTns. In these chums became Clover Hill Butter.
The Washington times., 1910-11-24

a largely attended meeting Of Fitz-
gerald Council, No 459, knights OF Co
lUnlbus. was held at St. Mary's Hall, in
South Royal street. last evening, when
the first degree Of the order was eXem-
plified 10 one candidate Nominations
for officers to be elected at the next
meeting were made
The Washington times., 1910-11-24

OF being cOn-
tiHually iru-
tated and in
famed with
the sharp,
uTatic i'm
pHT / Y.
Then when
S. S. 5 mas
cleansed and
purified the
The Washington times., 1910-11-24

When it came from the chuIn--the best butter pro-
duCed-it was nodded into full pound prints 16
of solid butter and packed each pound IN the
famous Clover Hill odorproof parchment and sealed
carton.
That night the butter made that day was shipped
IN our own refrigerator express our branch
houses. One car of TIT butter came to our branch
house here It arrived yesterday And from that car
own delivery service distributed It among your
reliable grocers who sell Clover Hill Butter.
The Washington times., 1910-11-24

At the Second Presbyterian Church
last evening the Rev James L Taylor.
Of washington, delivered an interesting
and Instructive lecture on Labrador.
The Washington times., 1910-11-24

The lecture was illustrated with sters-
oPticOn views
The Washington times., 1910-11-24

A meeting OF the board Of police con-
uissioners was held last evening. Act
ing Mayor T. r. MsrbUry presiding
Walker Campbell was elected a police
man 10 I'll the vacancy caused BY the
death OF Capt James T. Webster Po-
hcemau Campbell WEs sworn IN today
and VIII 70 on duty this evening
The Washington times., 1910-11-24

@ Today buy this fresh Clover Hill
and clean and the left the chuns
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-08-18

Mls es ii6 eben Sic S@ube anf-
l01te, REF Mtdelden pl0Blid: nM6,
mein &oroel6en!"
,Mas lit, Mibelden?"
uM9, 4oroelden, i6 merle eben,
oaB audi mir Die Sdube anfangen
naB gu meroen!"
Drummer Mibel," REF 4orbelden,
vfomm Der unb MAIDS tpie ib!"
Ga patidte aud Midelden 5urild
uno madte es uie feline S@meiter.
|Darauf nabmen iie beioe oieSdube in
sic &a16, unb &or6elden trug Mi-
6elden biniiber.
sic famen audi gliidli6 oriiben
an; aber sic 5dl1be maren oody, mie
|lie mnbl merften, bon @alier gemor<
|ben. @as mar nun gu tbun, 6aB Ser
|9ebrer es ni9t merfte? 90 mar mieoer
gutter &atb tbeuer.
Gn6li6 rief Midel6en: u&oroel-
den, i6 bab's! @eiBt gu mas? SSH
monen alles @aiier, 6os nod in Ser
S6uben lit, in 6em 8ade abipiilen
10 merit ser 2ebrer eS gemib nidt
oab fie, naB gemeien itno."
@ie &oroel6en 6aS b0rte, freute es
ith redt iiber oas flnge 8riioer9ert
un0 beioe ipiilten einen @6ub mad
bem onoeren bon innen un0 auBer
redt tii6tig in oem 8a6e ab, un6 im
met, menn elmer abgeipiilt par, 5oger
Tie i'm glei6 mieoer an uno ba6
ten, 10 par's gut.
Mls aber Mi6elden eben Sen leb
ten Sdub abmui6, mor er ungei6id
uno IieB i'm aus ser &an0 gleiten, i
oaB ibn sic @euen forttrieben.
Spring linn 6od nad," rief &or
6el6en, vuno bol' i'm 5uriid!"
vM6, &oroel6en, es gebt ni9t, 81
miiroe ia au6 ser anoere mie0er pol
@a1ler!"
vGs lit aub mabr, Midel6en. Nu1
1hau' aber einrnal sic Dummbeit boz
10 einem 8a6! @inem 6en S6ub boz
ser @an0 ENCOURAGEMENT"
uSSamobl," REF Midelden gang 5or
Mig, Scr ounrme 8a6 lit an alien
SAulo!" l1n6 ioglei6 bra6en beio'
&inoer &utben bonn na6iten @eioen
ltrou9, peiti6ten oamit 0aS &aiie1
un0 RTE EN- fortmabren0: uDu 6ummel
8a6! gu hummer 8a9! gu hummer
8ah!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-08-18
Die flm9en &inber.

@ie &or6el9en nn6 Mt6el9en am
Morgen our 56ule gegangen nno an
Sen fleinen 8a9 binter bem 99ul=
bauie gefommen maren, iaben iie, 0ab
6as 8rett, iiber 6os iie ionit gu geben
pflegten, fortgenommen lei. Ser 2eb=
rer aber bate alien S6ulfin6ern
ltrenge perboten, 0ur9. 6as .@aiier gu
gebe1, 6amit ie ni6t Sic S6ube nab
modten uno oapon franf mIroen.
Statt nun einen an0eren l1ebergang
iiber SEN 8a9 gu iu6en, itan6en Sic
bet0en ga un6 iaben it6 an. Mft6el=
9en lpra9: u&or0elben, mas tbnn
mir jebt, oaB uns sic S9ube ni@t naB
mer0en?" &or0elben idgte:: ~Mi6el=
6en, mas MAIDEN mir jebt, 6aB mir
trodene S@ube bebolten?" Darauf
iaben file ii9 mie0er an un0 6a@ten
longe uno piel oariiber nad, 10 piel
pie' es in ibrem 9eben nod nidt ge-
tban batten; feinem moute etpaS Sc
i9eites einfaQen.
@noli9 rief @or6el6en: uWfi@el,
i4 bab's; S9a1, er1t nebme i6 Di6
auf 6en &iiden un6 TRACE Did 6ur@'S
@oiier, ga bleiben Sir sic S@ube
troden; nadber r1immit gu MIDI auf
oen @iiden un6 trdgit MIDI 6ur6'S
@a1ier, 90 bleiben mir Sic S9ube
troden; 10 bebolten mir am @n0e ale
belize trodene 59ube."
Mi9el6en freute iid redt iiber iei=
ne fluge @dmeiter, bodte iid ibr auf
sic S9ultern, un0 &or6el9en gtng
nit ibm, mir nidts, sir nidts, ms
@o1Ier binein. Mls es mitten grin
NOR, bielt es pl0b1i@ itiu. v@as
iii, &or6el9en?" - u@d, Mi@el<
den, ib merfe eben, 6aB meme S6ube
oo9 anfangen, nab gu meroen. @etBt
gu mos? @art' bier Elm uenig, i6
min i9hnem 5uriidgeben un6 fie mir
erit am nfer aus5ieben. Dan fom-
me i6 pie0er un6 trage Di6 nit Bio
Ben 6iBen meiter. go mir6's geben."
Gut" 1pra9 Mibel6en, iprang ms
@afier binnnter, martete sort mitten
int @a6 un0 @or6el6en ging an'S
l1fer 5uriid.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-08-18
@c,pDbne bid, friib anf5nitebem.

Biele &in0er unb al19 ermadiene
2eute flagen 6ariiber, 6aB tie imn1er
NIT ibren Mrbeiten nibt fertig mer6en
fonnen, anoere 6ariiber, 6aB tie NOT
gems miioe fiiblen nn0 feline rebte
2uit our Mrbeit baben. Ser @run0
oapon lieet iebr oft oarin, bob iie oes
Morgens gu lang i6lafen ODER >pad-
eno inn 8ette nermeilen; 6enn frib ar=
beitet man am beiten, uno tribes &uf=
lteben 1T au9 DEM 2eib 6ienli@, pab-
reno langeS @6lafen idmadli6
ma6t.
M1s 6rieori6 ser @roBe, &onig bon
EreuBen, CUR &egierung fam, gab er
leinem &ammeroiener Sen itrengen
8efebl> i'm redt5eitig gu meden, uno,
menn er ri@t glei@ aufitanoe, sic Ct
laubniB, ie0es Mittel on5utpenoen,
i'm aus Sem 8ette gu bringen. Ser
@ammeroiener erfiilte treulib Sec
&0nigs ftrengen 8efeb1, un6 als Sic
jer emit ni9t auflteben moute, nabm
er elm Sudl tau9te es in faltes @ai.
ier nno legte es 6em &onig auf's Sc:
1idt. 9as balf. Ser 9iener brau6.
tie fernerbin 6ieies Mittel ni6t meb1
an5umenoen. Ser &onig gem0bnte
iid bal0 6aran, fritz auf5uiteben, unl
mar bofiir leinem Diener iebr 0anf.
bar. = 2iebe &in6er, gep0bnt @ud
ans 6riibauhteben! Merft @u6 6aS
i60ne Sprtdmort: vMorgenitun0 ba1
@ol0 int Mun6."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-08-18
&inoerede.
Seine Gmpfcblnng.

Gin Mr5t iebte cine Mn5eige in ois
3eitung, in melder er nod einem ebr-
liden> guten un0 fabigen Officeiungen
ludte. Cine Mn5aBl &naben meloe-
ten ii@ fir sic steue> aber feiner ser
Mpplifanten gefiel 6em @r5t.
5eine 6lteite 56meiter bielt Sans
fir i'm. sic iaB oben am 6eniter uno
ltridte, mGbreno sic &naben famen
nno gingen, un6 beoba@tete Tie oas
lelb1t. Ser lebte &nabe itan0 eben i'm
8egrift al1d meg5ugeben, alS Sante
Mortba i'm gemabrte.
r&ufe ienen @naben mie0er 5uriid,
Mrtbur!" lagte lie.
9er Mr5t, etpas eri tarnt, geborbte
ibr. CT ml,Bte oes &naben Mamen
nidt uno iomit pfiff er linn. Ser
fleine 8urid)e febrte iogleib I'M.
uMeine S9meit er min Did ieben!"
iagte ser Mr5t.
vSebe 9id, mein '9teber!" iagte
Eante Martba in ianftem Gone.
Ser &nabe mar flei11 un0 bate cir
blo1les Mnsieben uno obmobl er elmer
beuen &opf un0 einen ebrliden @1id
botte, mar ser Mr5t ser Weinlng, Ell
lei gu jung fir feline Office. 3uoem
batte ct feline @mpfeblung.
u@ie beiBt 9u?" fragte Sa1tf
Mortba.
u6ranf 2opeu," antuortete SCI
&nube.
Sd mar inn nMrlington &aus" BOZ
etli9en Sagen," begann Sante Scar:
tba, uun0 ols i@ ant Teniter iaB uni
auf cine 6reun0in partete, i6aute id
binab auf Sic 5trabe 1n0 iab iie oor'
fommen. Sire Sanoe maren 10 Dol
Yadeten, oaB 1ie ems falen lieB uni
aud} lire @0rie, obne oab fife es Re
merit botte. Mber elm &nabe fob bel
Sc auf uno CAB iie i6r uno nabm fei
ne 8elobnung fir feline 9ie1ite
&ennit gu ienen &naben, Sranf?"
vSa!" ontmortete ser &nabe er
r0tben6. lno iebt ging 0em Mr5t cir
2i6t auf.
v@r mar ebr1id, ni6t mabr?" frog
tie file.
vMae &noben iouten 6os iein!" er
mi0erte 6ronf.
v@ber ale &naben iin6 es ni@t!"
logte Sonte Martba. uMein 8ru0el
mia einen ebrliden &1aben baben!"
Zines Cages lebte ISOLDE" fubr fl
fort, uiab i6 ienen &naben mieoer
ST balf elmer alten Grau bebutian
lber sic 5traBe. Sd babe erfabren
baB er fir ieine Mutter iorgt, 81
@ittpe un6 ibon mebrere Sabre fran
it'll"
Scum, mein 8uri6e," iagte 6a Sc
Mr5t: SD nebme Di6 auf sic gm
pfeblung meiner 5dtpeiter. Sd f0nn
tie gar feline Before gmpfeblung be
fommen!"
go fan6 ser fleine Sranf Elm
SteGe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-08-18

nidt, baB bic berantpadienoen 4in.
ser an0ers beidaffen itno uno oab
bel ser @r3iebung Ser groberen Sim
ser meientlid peri6ie6ene @eiidts-
puufte obpalten iolten.
IS lit cine ieltiame Gbatiade, 0ab
es in feiner 5peiten 5prade Ser 8elt
Elm @ort gibt, meIdes iid NIT unie-
rem rartig," ouf &inoer %angemanot,
p%ollitanoig 6edt, un6 0ies lit daraf-
teriitii@ fir sic 0eutide @r5iebung.
@us ibrem 4in6e Elm uartiges &ino"
gu MAIDEN, lit 6as pdoagogiide S0eal
Der oeuti6en M1tter. IS labt iid
au9 faum etpaS 6agegen e%i1penoen,
10 lange 6as &in6 eben flein lit, 0enn
ser 8egriff uartig" lit Elm iebr mei-
ter un6 begreift 10 5iemlid ale &in-
oertugenoen in iid. Spater = bel
&naben nod mebr als bel Mfao6en
- fommt es aber ood auf an0ere
@igenidaften nod mebr an, 11no UNI
oteie iid entmideln 81 laiien, mub
man unter l1mitanoen 10 man6e &in=
oertugen6en 5uriidtreten laiien, o0er
ridtiger geiagt, ma16en l1narten &C.
geniiber Elm Muge 5u6riiden. Mn6ern<
fails erSiebt man lauter Muiterfna=
ben, BEL benen sic M11Benieite BETTER iit
ais ser &ern, un6 sic auBer0em, menr1
lie ms 2eben binaustreten, leidt
S6iffbru6 lei6en, neil iie, itatt Ser
iudungen gu iibertpin6en, ibnen Bis
fer INNER ausgemide1 iin6.
Se6ermann fat i@on 5ablrei@e Sci
lpiele 6ieier Mrt erlebt, .un6 sic St.
flarung, mie Elm bortreffli9 er5ogez
ner, iorgim bebiiteter Meni6 10 raid
entgleiten fonnte, liegt 6arin, 6ab er
eben gu iorgiam bebiitet mar, 6aB al
les @enidlide uno au5u Meni6li-
DIE linn ferngeblieben NOR, un6 6aB
man, anitatt ibm als Salt bobe mei=
tie 9e1G1Spuftfe II. etre tte1ere VT
fenntniB gu geben, i'm nur dii11Bere Sc
iittung gelebrt un6 ibn nit @run6ia=
ben erfiiQt fat, sic 5tpar lobensmertb
iin0, uber tpe1n iie ni6t aus Sem
@barafter berausgema6ien, no6 fei,
men Meniden fir ii@ auein Dor Sem
5traudeln bemabrt baben. Die CT.
[5iebung Ser ACKNOWLEDGEMENT &in0er
lon eben an6ers iein ais sic Ser flei=
men. Tim tie ri6tig gu leiten, beoari
es GROCER @infi6t, @elterfabrl1ng.
Soleran5, elmer gemiiien Sabigfeit, iid
in sic 9eelen an0erer binein5u0enfen
5elbitibermin0ung iniofern, ais maj
I'M 5tanoe fem muB, geeignetenfans
Die miitterli6en Mniprii6e 5uriidtre:
ten gu laiien, un6 peiien Eaftes. 9anr
fat man pieuei6t nidt gera6e Elm ~ar:
ttges &tn0," aber einen lebensfabiger
Weni6en er5ogen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-08-18
&lanberei.

r@orget nidt!" Das flingt 10 ei,1-
fab un6 lit 6o6 10 i6tper, 6enn sic
Gorge finoet ibren &eg gu ie6em uno
plagt sic Meniden i6limmer als 6lie=
gen un6 Miden. @enn mir ibr sic
Sbur ni6t-nufma6en, Damn frie@t iie
our6'S 56luiieuo6, un6 ebe mfrs
uns perieben, lit iie groBer getpor0en
als mir ielbif. sic lit mie infer
|S@atten, Of mir I'M beuiten Sonnen=
idein man6ern, immer lift iie in unie-
rer ndditen @dbe. Sic lit mie Elm
giftiger Melbau, Ser uns Sic i6on=
item Stolen 5eritort, iie lit mie elm
idleidenoes Sieber, 6as uniere be-
item &rdfte ldbmt. sic lit elm gral1-
es @eipenlt, 6os> Of eS au6 eitel 5pud
lit, 6o@ i@on mandem 10 angit un0
bange gema6t fat, 6aB er ieinetme=
gen 6aS 2eben fortgemorfen fat. @ir
fennen ale 6ie 9%tn1oen, in 6enen
uns oas 2eben nnter ser 2ait ser
|5orgen ni9tig nn0 eitel erideint.
n@arum 6as aues?" 10 tont Damn
bas bange 6ragen in 1nierm SS11nern.
limo per loa uns in iolden Stun0en
innere Ml1tbloiigfeit belfen uno itdr=
fen? Ser 8biloiopb Si6te iagt es
uns: ~@s 0rangt iid ofters aus ser
8rnit ie0es nur nidt gan5 nneolen
Meni6en ser SeufBer: l1nmoglid,
fam ELM lol9es 2eben meme 8eitim=
mung iein; es muB, o es muB nod
einen gan5 anoern 3uitan6 fir midi
geben! Dieier l1eber6ruB an 6em Ser
gdn9li6en 6ieies Sebnen na9 einem
@oberen, 8eiieren un6 l1npergdngli=
den liegt unaustilgbar int Semitic
.6es Meni6en. @benio unaustilgbar
ertont in ibm sic Stimme, oaB ct
ipos &fli@t lei un6 S6ul6igfeit uno
leoigli9 6arum, neil es S6uloigfeit,
getban mer6en muiie. @rgebe es mir
a11b nie INNER, 1agt Damn Der IN 1tb
5l1riidgetriebene @eni6, i@ min met
ne &flidt tbun, 11m mir ni@ts bor=
merfen gu 6iirfen. 0ie @fli@t gebeut
nun einn1al, iagt er ii@, 6aB i6 6ie-
les 2eben fortfibre l1n6 in ibm fril6
uno frobli@ bol1bringe, mas mir Dor
sic &anb fommt, un6 10 penig @ertb
sizes 2eben tint 1einer ielbit miuen fir
MIDI bat, 10 jon es mir 6o@ I'M ser
8fIidt mtnen beilig iein."
Tim ser &flidt miqen!" Man=
dem mag 6ies @ort eridJeinen, alS
gillette es MIR Dem innerli6 @ereiften.
Scum, au9 fir sic, sic nod nidt 10
meit iino, nit 6em 8etpubtiein Ser
@fai@t sic Modt ser tdgli6en fleinen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-08-18
Sic baben einen %beitimmtea 3med.

SoIep Mierenpiuen bringen rai6e
2inoerung in Sduen bon Mieren. rn6
8laien-&rmfbeiten. Srau &oia @la>
fer, Eerre @a1te, SS16., gibt sic Sc
iuItate in ibrem Safe an. rgead
mebrere Sabre tangent 2ei0en infol=
ge zines ern1ten Sa1es bon @ieren<
Grubel, un6 na96em i@ bel @elo
fir iogenannte &eilmittel ausgegeben,
fan6 i6 aus, 6aB 5olep @ierenpiaen
sic ein5ige @e6i5in iino, sic mild per-
manent beilte. Sd bin mie6er int
itan6e, auf5uiein un6 meiner Mrbeit
na65ugeben. S6 mer6e ME 5ogern,
6ieieIben gu empfeblen." Molitor
Drug So. q !. s.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-08-18
EamiIienfreiS.
Mfntterpfli6t

@em man bon @utterpfli6ten
ipri9t, 10 miro immer 5uerit an Sic
8flidten ser Mutter gegen lire iun=
gen &in6er ge0a6t, fir 6eren 2eib=
lides iie gu iorgen, un6 Sic fie gu
einem geiitteten 8etragen, our @abr-
beitsliebe, Solgiamfeit, &einli6feit,
SleiB etc. a~n5ubalten bat. Sn6eiien,
sic &in6er bleiben nt9t INNER flein,
uno 10 mande Mntter ertpGgt oft
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-12-23
POPULATION OF RUSSIA.

The population Of the Russian
empire, including Finland, accord
ing to data collected by the govern
ment statistical department for
1909, has reached 16O,O95,2OO, an
increase of 3,199,OOO, or 26.2 per
cent. since the last general census in
1897.
The proportions, according to
races, are as follows: Russians, 65.5
per cent; Tartars, 1916 per cent. !;
Polish, AZ per cent. (71.S per cent.
in Poland) Finnish, As per cent
(86.7 per cent. in Finland) Jewish,
3.9 per cent; Lithuanians and Let
tisch, "a per cent. German, 1.6 per
cent. other nationaIities, 5.3 per
cent. Eighty-six per cent, of the
entire population is engaged in agri-
cultural pursuits, the urban popula-
ton numbering only 1875 per cent.
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-12-23
WHAT HE WOULD DO.

A chauffeur who had just returned
to a garage after taking the states
examination to determine his fitness
to be licensed was asked by a fellow
worker what the questions were:
Zone Of them was about meeting
skittish horse" he reZied', "Thes
asked what | would dI if | ap-
preached a horse wtch showed
signs of being afraid of the car and
its driver held up his hand to me-"
whats the answer" asked a by
stander.
ooh, | had that all right" the
chsuffer replied. 81 told 'em I'd
stop the car, take it apart and hide
the pieces in the grass"
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-12-23
GOLDEN AGE FOR LAWYERS
Naples, II Is Asserted, once Had
Thirty Thousand Attorneys to
Spare.

Recent statistics show that the
number of physicians in proportion
to the population is greater in the
United States than in any other
country. The actual proportion is
one phys clan for every 5G8 persons
in the United States, which gives
twice as many physicians to the
thousand Of population as England,
four times as many as France, and
five times as many as Germany.
If the annual output Of gradu-
ates by medical schools continues at
the present rate, says the Dietetic
and Hygienic Gazette, the over
crowding will soon be as serious as
it is in the legal profession; more
serious, in fact, since the physicians
field Of activity is daily becoming
more restricted as the result of the
progress in preventive sanitation.
The lawyer, thanks to the in
creasing multiplication of laws, the
enormous amount of litigation, and
the opportunities there are for men
of legal training in political and
business life, is not likely to want
for occupation. The plethora Of
lawyers recalls a similar state Of af-
fairs which existed in Naples in the
eighteenth century under the Span
ish rule and of which Joseph Addi-
son gives an account.
'It is incredible" he says, Chow
great a multitude of retainers to the
law there are at Naples. 1t is COM
monty said that when Innocent the
Eleventh had desired the Marquis Of
Campio to furnish him with 10000
head of swine, the marquis answered
him that for his swine he could not
spare them, but if his holiness had
occasion for 10000 lawyers he had
them at his service"
1t seems to have been a golden age
for lawyers, for, as the author SAYS,
"there are very few persons of con-
sideration who have not cause de-
pending; for when a Neapolitan has
nothing else to do, he generally
shuts himself up in his closet and
falls tumbling over his papers, to
see if he can start a lawsuit and
plague his neighbors."