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The Washington times., 1910-03-18
FOR RENT ROOMS
Furnished.

Furnished.
q 81. n W., 27-Iarge. nicely Furnished
rooms s. per m0nta: slng-e rooms. s. and
=; near Census and Pension offices
mhiS-2tc
C ST y W. IS-Basement 2 large rooms
suitable Tor light housekeeDing- uhls-zt'
ST. s W. 4s5-Furnisbed rooms fo- Iigbt
housekeeping nhI4-7t'
z ST " W. EXCEPTIONALLY QUIET
WelI-F-eil nome, occupied by the owner. two
beautiful rooms Tor light h0usekpeutua com.
pletely furnished. an modern fulUr0varrsnrs.
very reasonable 20 permanent refined adults
9--z- mhl7-3tr
r ST. y. W. 21s-NiceIy furnis-es bsrk -
IoI. Win excellent board. mhIs-2t'
G y. W.. 427-Tgyo second floor front b,u-e-
keeping rooms. Tor couple mh1s-2ts
C ST n W, f55-Large han room. VIII
closet also backrO0m5 house keeping
II ST. ". W. 4s1-Furnished and unr-I-7T-T-i
rooms. first and second foor- Iehr hor.sa-
Aeep-nE. neat. gas reasonable mhI5-gts
ND AVE S. W. G7s-Nlcely fu-nrs5es bsTr
room. S. per month mHl5-gt.
MYRTLE ST n. z. es-Tso rooms. second
floor, cheap for light housekeeplng
HOTEL WEST. I31s Pa. ave. n. W. .rr-gT-.
Raleigh; permanent and transient modern.
reasonable uh----rg
1sT ST. y. W. aO-Furnished rooms v,ifr
board two blocks Of Census and G. T. %
ll1-l-1t'
I'd ST y r. 5ls-Two or three nicely fgr-
nlsled rooms second dCgr. light h1u- G.
zeep-ng. no OBJECTION 20 baby mh1s-5t'
9TH ST y T.. SZ1-Thres ueatIy furnisheI
rooms ior Light Housekeeping sink In
E111nen, mhIs-5r"
9TH ST n W. s1-Pleasant, second eo5-
heated room gas, BATH s. mJlthIy
mhlS-5t'
9TH ST. n. p, s55-Tyyo fgrnisHe5 rooms -T7l
A-tcneH. with private bath; ll new house.
all convenience rDb1--9rs
9TH ST n W. 5I8-Iarge. newly frrrIghgd
ana pdperel rooms. steam heat. bath also
large nall room. $50 500 per week
mhls-3tc
6TH ST s. f, e17-TVo front rooms. fTr-
nlshe1 ior LJLzeAeeDlrzs water I1 one
mhI1-sy'
6TH ST. n ". US-Large neat ro8ns.
southern exposure {s and SIC month
uhI5-5t
2-H ST 3 ", ga-NIcs fgrrITbe5 ----7
p door modern convenience. ruaIs-s-c
IzTh ST N W. sl1-NIcery Furnished ~1r---s
IN a well-keut house. steam Eeal- HH.-r-ar----
rooms private bath mhI5-s-s
18TH ST N. w uu-Tvyo coaamaaI-gt-r ~
rooms. on second foor. f1r Ieat Hs11--
EeeplnE, single or en- suite. mhIs-srs /
-cTH ST N W., -ls-Nesr War 49,. s-F I
T. N C. A.-LarEr, clean warm and
nicely furnished $50 Week; Eeutlemea-
rats-st'
The Washington times., 1910-03-18
WANTEO-ROOMS & BOARD

WANTED-R3ous. with or without board. by
the week and month; also fo- usht house
keeping reference required Must apr.v IN
person between 10 and j. a. m Young
WOMENs CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION. SO
l--h 81 " W --r----s
The Washington times., 1910-03-18
BICYCLES

We BUY AND SELL secondhand blc--Tss
O. T. HUNTER. us Pa ave. ~. w ODar
a. m- 90 T-g1 g m --L1r---s
The Washington times., 1910-03-18
ROOMS AND BOARD

REFINED PEOPLE can get board with GOOD
home cooking and clean. comfortable looms
IN me heart Of town az 6l5 q 81. " W: s
ana 50 per week, early breakfast. mhTG-2tu
ST n W. ls50-FleaSa-t front roor,
suitable Tor two gentlemen. German cox
L-h, lu-Ae mhIs-1tC
MYRTLE ST. 5--Near Printing OFfce-
Room abundant board two. SIS month each
board. s. g week. r-hT--g+s
ROOM AND BOARD. $3.50 per week: two
In rooms central BOX As, Times oTIce
mhIS-Gts
IST ST s. E. 50--Room. par-or foor. IN
cluding vocal OF instrumental lessons bv
experienced teacher. SIS rrhfs-srs
The Washington times., 1910-03-18

sTICKIESF STICEER that ever EtycE C55ugg
furniture glass. china. books. everything
Royal Glue loc, ,sJc. 60C- PInts 81. Druggists e,c
jz5-s5c
The Washington times., 1910-03-18

FOR RENT
Best business street Washington Heights.
Nlee store Tor cigars, stationery. perl1sictrs
etc. rent $50. and we WIN give Won 0s-z-
MONTHS s Rent FEEE
MOORE HILL unc). 1873 G.
The Washington times., 1910-03-18
BOARD

K ST. n. W. sH-First-elass table board 81
month, $50 per week nhIs-.s-
L n ". -ss5-Two vacancies On reyE o.
six gentiemeui s-peri1r cook. uusur1ags.5
l-ie- mhI--,tn
The Washington times., 1910-03-18
HELP WANTED
Mae ,n1 E.,-,T,
WANTED statesmen

sOLICITORS-Four. energetic. E>or ,nro--7
ton call az SURACI. l21S II y F.
mhl6-3ts
SALESMAN 10 handle line OF brooms o7
commission: give references. BOX as,
Times office. r,i--e = -
The Washington times., 1910-03-18

! pupie elcnre 10 be neld In the near
/ future.
The regular weekly meeting Of the
J board Of directors OF the Farmers and
| Mechanics National Bank was held
I yesterday. An extra dividend OF 4 per
| cent was declared payable on and after
/ April / to stockholders Of record on
/ March j.
A lively contest is now zoIng on in
| Francis Scott Key Council. no. 1878,
Royal Arcauum, which viii end March
/ 81. The membership has been divided
into two sides, one headed by the past
regent, James Ruth. and the other
I headed by the present regent Dr. w G.
Barr. The side which brings in the
most m rmbers viii be given a banquet
by the losing side. At the meeting last
evening three new members were ini-
tiated, and II IS expected that by the
end Of the contest the council Will in
crease in membership 20 more than 100
members.
The ladies' Aid Society Of EIdbrooke
Methodist Episcopal Church, viii hold
a sOCiabie this evening at the residence
Of MIS- Fred Rebev, IN TenieytOWn Of
fiCcrs for the ensuing year will be elect
ed at the same time.
Two horses. attached to carriage
belonging to Col. c. w. Doubleday. of
Park Lane, Va, became frightened
SlOTlly peIOIe noon yesterday on III
street, between ThiTy-seCOnd and
Thirty-thlrd street, at a steam roller.
The horses reared and plunged and then
COllided with q street car. and then
started TO run away, but were caught
before going far Mrs Doubleday, who
was In the carriage, was not Iurt, but
the vehicle itself was damaged
Charles Johnson. a driver for the Am
crlcan Ice ComDany. fell from his seat
on q wagon yesterday afternoon while
near the plant at Potomac and Grace (
streets, and so badly injured his right
hand that be was taken to GEORGETOWN
University Hospital i'm the patrol wagon.
Earl Gray, OF 2726 NJ street. repor+ed
20 the police yesterday afternoon. that
-oyIn anG stolen quantity Of clothes. /
valued at $40, a descrip,io ion Of which was
given.
The Rev. James T. Ma shall. u. d
pastor Of the West STREE Presbvterian
Church. delivered an interesting lectI1re I
iast evening on the Life and Character /
Miss Mary NcKneed. OF Philadelpbia-
and Miss Helen HaaE. Of New Yorl-
who have been visiting Miss Cafher,JT /
Powell, Of 1899 Thirtv-first street have
returned to their homes.
Miss Ethel Shoemaker, Of q street is I
on visit TO her hrother-fn-layv ana sic
ter. Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Walton. OF 4
Philadelphia.
Mrs. Sydney Smith. Of virginia is The /
guest Of Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Hibbs. al /
the Kanawha fats.
The Washington times., 1910-03-18

one OF THE BEST corner bakeries. r.. w e.
large lot aud good building. price 81 -e-i
estate and bakery $500 Splendid chzr-a
ipr a live man Terms % su.t BOX =
Times Office rrbrE-7-
The Washington times., 1910-03-18

FOX SALE-ciGar5 stationery, confe--l0nrrv
and notion stores price s. CO., zs-8 E-izFl-
wood ave. ~ vs.. r7-rs-@--
The Washington times., 1910-03-18
W0MEN'S WANTS

NOW Is THE TIME 20 have those lace o-5--
ta-1s la-D-e-eds CSC and SIC pair a-s1 In
re--es5 postal FRENCH HAND LAUNURy
I-fS l-E n W r7HrF-2-p
The Washington times., 1910-03-18

FLAEI SCIENCE OF HEALTH. 1aty-.I
non-surgtcal cloth Jound. 500 page BOOK zee
ABBY hy nail. So Colorado Buudi7E- re-
lecture for women Wednesdays 2.s0 . N
1a-s-sf
The Washington times., 1910-03-18

Officers Of Georgetown Hive, No 10.
Ladies of the Maccabees. have been
elected and installed as follows: Lady
commander, Miss Ida Edmistes: lieu
tenant commander. Mrs Mary LarkIns ,
record keeper, Mrs Eta D2geuharGt:
finance keeper, AITs. Mary +. Rick. past
commander, Mrs Mary Campbell.
chaplain Mrs. Nellie Fowler: sergeant
alarms, Mrs. Ida Young. lady-at-arms,
Mrs Joseph smith. sentinel. Mrs Mary
Recdy. sentinel, Mrs. Julia Gavin.
The hive is I'm a hourishIng condition.
and plans are being considered for a
public euchre 10 be neld In the near
future.
The Washington times., 1910-03-18

FOR SALE-FaEcy fruit and grocer z-zr.r
IN Eastern market owner must sen On 49,
count OF other business can IE6 D e. 5.
u-r-s-Trr
The Washington times., 1910-03-18
SITUATi0NS-FEMALE

WANIED-Elace 10 do general housew0rIz In
small family or days work. $50 y. y. ave
It.
WANIED-Place as hOusekeeper in widow
er-s family lGl2 11th st. y. T. mhl7-2t-
LADY wishes employment as pianist or
cashier 2l2I Penn ave y. W nhl7-2ts
WANTED-25 LADIES 10 RECF.;y-Fs ST r.
TBICAL SCALP TREATMENT. 81: SHAM
PoOING. soc: FACE MASSAGE 81 MRS
FARLEY. A31A ST. n. y. mhl5-str +,
The Washington times., 1910-03-18

q ST. ~ W. 297-Iarge. nicely furnished
rooms, s. per monte. slng-e rooms s. ana
s.; near Census and Pension offices
ulhTE-ztc
The Washington times., 1910-03-18
MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS

Arryed---Saturn at Balboa and Paducah
AT Bluedelds
Sai!eai-Frairle from BluefeIds for Girls
tobal. and M7vH1v-a- f---, Er.'-,,,'+--,,
Roads for washington.
The Washington times., 1910-03-18

FUF- EASTEE PBESENTS- SirrIrr Cs-s--
rs. Parrots Dogs. cats. GoIdnzres. RAJ
DIS. Guinea Pigs and Chickens SCHMIDrs
6LtD STORE, ~ l2th ST. n ". mhls-rf
The Washington times., 1910-03-18
WANTED-ROOMS

IN Government 0nica vy0uIE
Ike furnished room with Jewish 7a,-r-
living west Of 18th ST.. vicinity o. Gs0-rrf--,-r
mh1S-zts
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-11-05
EX-LOCAL MAN
AN EMBEZZLER?
mysterious Thayer" Disappears
from Manila With Calamba
Estate Funds.


>-E~-@s.--s circumstances S~s- '.-
The rEeaza1'@ = A.-"as F----
! hay ger. @..r. IF Mama ne 5ese-' Ct,
-'s %
h. : -ow beng searched tor r. tie
rg..e ii ~ar-ou- or eI-a+ cites. j. az
.....7 -e .-..F.s-zr..,,sz~- - soma II. .-a-
.-~.-.----
the storm center u VAR n IL gl-as-1A
ana sympathy.
A}a.- ~ar+areF.a- u IL Ter Manila
r---.-r---.. g. .--,,..-.-- -.-.-- O. VOW
-'-
Te>ea-a,. II ne 9l'ea~5. 1.'s III ''-S
Ga-a.u5a Sugar Estate. = which ne
xas -.,anagsr arE refre.en-ar ". For
.-....,., :. had }aar. l,7--r-,, -ta-
rs aIa-E> "eF' liz COM t.--1"ss1 Comm
ton. --5 accounts oFeT1ra"H. ami ne
Va also charged with mlsrepreseL-4-
..-~
49,,
-A1's. Il IN - '''
Mania 70 the effect l--aI --e -al ~
appeared. ana investigation showed that
an ne ronran-'s money had digap-
.5 -. -.o.r.l.-r7.r- = 49,,
--...,
estate ASKED lLaI lis a1a--S d b-dcel
4 the haIc8 Of receivers, which was
done
His announced intention II going to
H0rgkong was to interest British capl-
tai in the ENTERPRISE and pull himself
ont Of the hole in which he mad placed
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-11-05
.AF TER THOSE As YET
NOT REGISTERED
Republican Committee VIII SCI
That No One Who Has a
Vote Will Lose II.

- -
I"s-9 o." a al III
ID tie el-E qua He'd = To-a PA Tues
dav. whose names b 1a- now appear
,,r.a~ -ra hooks ~ -ra noa~F III ~a-.--
..-- .s.-.- --..-
ap.e . register III tine ga account 51
sickness o. because absent from the
Terr.t tory.
Tho ...-f., ~ -a.a araa-ior -avr -a-z--
IlA- 20 9-1A cases. i ta~->'
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-11-05
COURT LUNALILo NO. $500, A. 0. F.

Meets every first and third Wednes-
day evenings Of each month, at 7:30 p.
m, in Pythias Hall, corner Fort and
Beretania streets. Visiting brothers
cordially invited.
F J. ROBELLO, C. r.
JAS. K. KAULIA, P. c., F. S.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-11-05
PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY

The Honolulu branch = ths. society
15ets in the Kilohana Art League
building on Miller street. ground floor.
every Wednesday evening al 100
Visitors are cordially welcomed
JAS. J. YOUNG, President.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-11-05
CANOES CIRCLE NO. 24o, G.. OF.

Meets every second and fourth Thurs
day Of each month, at 1880 ?. m, in San
Antonio Hall, Vineyard street. Visiting
companions are cordially invited to at
tend
MRS. Il. H. WILLIAMS, c. c.
LOUIS A. PERRY, F. s.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-11-05
HONOLULU AERIE 40. z. ,. E.

Meets on second
- and fourth Wednesday
S evening of each month
n 1880 clock, in Pythian Hall, corner
Beretania and Fort streets Visiting
brothers are invited TO attend.
W r. RILEY, w. P.
VIM. c. MCCOY. Sec Y.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-11-05
LEI ALOHA CHAPTER NO. 3, o. E. 8

Meets at the Masonic Temple every
second Saturday of each month, at 7:30
9. m. Visiting sisters and brothers are
cordially invited to attend.
CORA A BLAISDELL, w. NJ.
MARGARET HOWARD, Secv.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-11-05
OAHU LODGE NO. l, <. Of p,

Meets every first and third Friday at
7;30 o clock, Pythian Hall, corner Bere-
Eania and Fort streets. Visiting broth
ers cordially invited to attend.
VIM. JONES. c. C.
o. HEINE. K Of R & s
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-11-05
EXCELSIOR LODGE NO l, / 0. 0. ?
PACIFIC REBEkAR LODGE NO. I,
n

Meets every second and fourth Thurs
day. al 7.30 ?. n, Odd Fellows Han:
Visiting Rebekahs are cordially invited
20 attend.
MARION FATTH. \. 9.
ALICE NICHOLSON. Sec :.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-01-27
Merf5eidem fair bas @ebadtnif.

Inn etuas ni6t gu oergeiien, pflegt
man etnen @noten in 0as Sadtu9
o0er auf 6ie Scale 5u maiden. Sogar
in Ger FL. S@rift fin6en mir Sen Sc
0anfen bel Moies 4. g., Is, $40,
onr6 folgenbe &erie ausgeorMdt
uMu6 iprad Ser Serr 5u Ntoles: &eoe
5u Sen 5obnen Sirael's, un6 iage If
men, BOB fie 1id Gran5en MAIDEN an
Sen @den ibrer Mdntel, uno btmmel-
blaue 56niire 6aran beften l1n6 itd
%erinnern, pen11 iie ielber ieben, an ale
@ebote 6es Serrn, a1ro 1tidt ibren Sc
0anfen uno Mugen folgen.... Jon.
bern, mebr e%inge6enf ser @ebote 6es
&errn, iie tbltn, ur6 beilig ieien ibrem
@ott."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-01-27
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g Sir ben 6an1ilientrcts. g
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Sin 8prt an i1nge Tralen.

8egniigt el1d oamit, flein an5ufan-
gen! Sour gu bd11fig mo1en innge
&ausfrauen 10 elegant beginner, mte
lire Miitter enoeten. &auft ales, mus
5ltr geididten Musfiibn1ng eurer Mr-
belt n0tbig lit, ielbit Elm. Sdmiidt els
er @auS nit Dem, mas es gemiitbli6
MAIDEN fann. Sebt niht auf reidere
@ausbaltungen unor begebret ni6t De-
rem foitbare ginribtungen. Seio ibr
aber geneigt, nit euren 8erbaltntiien
1t,5ufrieoen gu meroen, 10 beiubt sic
Sauier Ser Mrmen ;betra6tet Sic olnf<
len, freunoloien &aiume, oie uotboirf=
tige &leiDung, Sen gan5liben @ungel
an allen 8~equemli6teiten 6es 2ebenS,
uno febrt barauf freu0ig an euren
Serb 5uriid. SIR perbet Damn euren
@atten init oanfbarem @er5en emf
pfangen u1o leine aufopfernoen Mn<
itrengungen i6aben lernert, nit mel
dem er e1b Elm gemiitblides &eim gu
i9affen beniibt lit. &idtet ibr eure
Musgaben 10 elm, 6aB 5aS @emiitb 0es
Maunes nid)t fortmdbren0 bon Mab-
rllngsiorgen georiidt miro - 10 miro
feline treue @ebiilfin Sas @liid 0es
@uules mebr ais ourb eitlen @lan5
f0r0ern!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-01-27
&lanberei.

Cine itol5e Ml1tter! @el6' berrlt=
der 8egriff! @el6' cine Summe bon
Slid, bon iiberpun6ener Gorge, bon
3uberiidt un0 &offnunesfreuoigfeit
idlieBt Ser beredtigte @tol5 elmer
Mutter IN it6 Elm. Das &in6, INN
0as Sic Mhltter i9on Dor 6eiien Sc,
burt uniaglide sdmer5en erlitt, oas
in bilfloier &letnbeit gang bon ibrer
2iebesiorge un6 &flege abbdngig
NOR, 6eiien 5artes Sitter bon mani
derlet @ranfbeitsgefabren beorobt
mrr0e, lift berangepadien. Gs fat
it6 i9on uno fraftig entmidelt, 5eigt
einen bellen geritan0, CUTE Muffai-
l%rngsgabe, 9ernbegier, bieuei6t l90ne
Gulente = mel9er Mrtter more es at
p%er6enfen, menn ite nidt itol5 auf ioI9
Elm moblgeratbenes &in6 maire, menn
iie nibt lidte 8ufunftstrdume an oei=
len funftiges 5@idial fniipfte. 9ieie
@offnungen fir sic 3utunft iino ia
%einitmeilen ser ein5ige gntgelt, Sen
6as &in0 ser trenbeiorgten Mlttter fir
ane al1sgeitan6enen Sorgen uno
59mer5en geben fann, tie m0gen es
anipornen CUR Musbil0ung aQer guten
gigeni6aften, Sic es i'm ipateren 2e=
ben gu einem tidtigen, geadteten
Menidcn MAIDEN mer6en.
@enn ser Mutterltol5 ii9 n11r in
begren5tem MaBe Dem @tno gu erfen=
men gibt, iomeit Ser @breei5 madge<
rufen miro, ii6 ieiner miir0ig at 5ei-
gen, fam e. fir Sen beranmad1en-
sen Sobn ober Sic So9ter fein BEL
ieres gr5iebungsmittel geben. Mber
melde @orit6t muB 6ie Ml1tter tpoI-
ten laiien, tpenn iie bemerft, baB ibr
@imo Meigung gu Gitelfeit uno
5elbitiiberbebung beiibt. Da fann
ie0e MeuBerung iibe%rtriebenes 2obes
oieie gigenidaften emportpudern lai-
len, mie @iftpflan5en, oie Sic beiten
Seine eritiden. Die 5elbitadtung, sic
idon I'M @ino i6lummert nno gemedt
meroen muB, um es bon nieorigen
Seblern fe%rn5ubalten, enttpidelt fi6
Damn MIR 81 Ieidt our 5elbitlber<
lddbung lno ipdter iogar oft gu Gro
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-01-27
selbittamidmng.

giner Ser gefdbrliditen un0 0od)
perbreitetiten Srrtbiimer lit es, menn
mal1 iib bei iid ielber iiber feline 6ebz
Ter 0amit gu tr0iten lu6t, 6aB man
ood au@ mande lobli@e @igeni6aften
beiibe, sic Sen borbanoenen Maingeln
mobl 0as @egengemi6t balten. 8el<
der berniinftige Meni6 fann aber
mobl i'm @rnite glauben, oaB ii6 elm
6ebler aui irgen6ei1e @eiie redtferti-
gen lalie? @enn 6ein gan5er 2eib Biz
auf Elm ein5iges fnanfes l1n0 id)mer5=
Bates @lieb geinn0 mGre, miir6eit 01
6ib tpegen oeines iibrigen @oblbefin=
sens fit gang gel Juno balten? &iir6eit
0u 6amit Sen franfen Sbeil entidll=
0igen uno SEN 5dmer5 6eslelben me-
niger empfin0en? Mber mebr nod als
oies aues: mel9es| iino oenn 0eine lob
liden @igenidaften, Define Sugen6en,
Sic STR iopiel 8erubigung gemabren?
gu biit mobltbatig, gemeinniibig, aber
COMMIT sir glet65eitig au6 mobl 5u-
meilen unerlaubte @ortbeile. gu biit
in @eieui@aften liebensmiiroig, gegen
aIe @elt 6ienitferttg un0 bilfrei6,
aber gu &auie ldiieit 6u oeinee unlei6=
ltden 2aunen berri6en, biit unlie=
bensmiroig uno sanfiiidtig. gu tbuit
I'M Stinen piel @utes nno obne auen
@brgei5, aber int StiMen iu6it 6u aud
oenienigen berab5uieben uno perd6t=
li9 gu MAIDEN, Ser Sir ettpa 5umioer.
1T. &annit gu O1p 10 nit Ser Soft
nung taui@e11, 6oB 6ieies oeine 5u=
gen0en oieien 6einen 5eblern in Ser
@agi6ale 6as @leibgemidt balten
mer6en? &ann ser Dieb, babe er aa9
in auem Mnoern mirflid 0as bette Sc
miitb, 6ur@ &inmeilung auf 0ieies
1ur einyen ir6ii6en &tbter beite6en,
oaB ct i'm megen bes Diebitabls u1<
beitraft entIaiie? 6reue 6i6 6einer ei1>
5elnen rnbml1dben @1ge111bafte11 nn0
Gboten ni6t, lolange sir Sic ibrigen
Dinge, Sic mut aufbebt u1o nit it@
i6leppt un6 iie abitdubt uno biitet,
Sic it6 ant @n6e 6o9 als 1ublos, a1s
iiberflillig, ais 8erldmen0ung bon
Miibe un6 Gorge ermeiien.
@irtbi6aftli6feit lit gut, 5par=
lamfeit meiie, @orii6t ldBt nit Ser
tra1en 0em nngema@ ent%gegenieben,
un0 alles 6as bient our Stdrfung un6
CUR 8efeltigung 6es @emitbes; aber
0ie Sarge, Sic man beitemt, Sabre lang
ebe iie gebral1dt mer6en, iino Elm r1l1b<
loier 56reden, cine Gborbeit, nno
tie mer0en i6lieBli@ 6o6 MIR gu sen
Srmmn1er1 getporf en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-01-27

Mngeiihts zines 6roben0en 3ou=
friegs legt man in Deuti6lan6 gro=
Bes @emidt auf 0ie offentli6e @ei=
nl11g in 6en &ereinigten gtaater.
Msan i6eint sort uniere Ml6ri6s uno
Commons ntbt 5m fennen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-01-27

Nad 6em 2elen ser peri9ie6enen
Mnibington'er 9epelden iino MIR gu
Ser feiten lteber5eugung gefommen,
baB ser 5preder Cannon entmeoer
iein Mmt nie6erlegt ooer oas @egen-
tbeiI tbnt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-01-27

Sn &anias lit Elm Meteor I'M &c
nidt bon IL @fun6 berabgeitur5t.
Die 8epobner 6ieies 5taates gIau-
ben, 0oB iie es nit einen @orboten
bes &uuep'i6en &ometen gu tbun
.baben. @arl1m Ser iib aber geraoe
in &anias 5uerit anmeloen ionte, 100
.piele Slider ibor iebt NIT 5teinen be-
Idet iiino, lit fal1m gu begreifen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-01-27

benlpabn. Mander bo1begabte Rnabe
mare geniB Elm berDorragenoer Mann
getporoen, menn ubertricbener Ml1t-
%teritol5 unb Muttereitelfeit ibm nidt
por5eitig ein aubergepobnli1 be6eu-
tenoeg 5Aidial propbe5eit bdtten. nno
mandes biibide, liebensmurbige Mab-
den entfaltete iid gu elmer eitlen SEQ
tette orrd Die nnporiidtigen 2obre<
sen ser itol5en Mutter:: u0u biit id0-
ner. als ale Define Sreunotnnen; gu
iiebit immer am eleganteiten aus. Sir
miro es nibt an guten @artien mat1-
geln, 6od 6arfit gu nur BEN reiditen,
pornebmiten mdblen. Sci auf Set
ner SUIT lno balte Dein @er5 felt, bis
mirflib Ser &idtige fommt, Der Dir
oas glan5enoite 5didial bieten
fann."
Sn mie unge5dblten GdlIen folgten
0ieien glan5enoen 3ufupftstrdumen
b%itterite gnttaui6ungen, 6ie um 10
berber maren, aIs 6as @eien 6es
Mdo6ens ourb sic por3eitigen Sob
reoen itd gu einem un5ufrieoene11,
herriihe1 enttpideIt hottie.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-01-27
Standardization
3u Del, betten 8eotn8tn8ett. ote te
bon ctuer COMPANY oHertrt
m1toett.

11nter5eidmeter befinbet fid in Der
Gage, 9arleben anf enltipirte 6ar'
met, fir cinen 5ebn Sabre langea Ser.
min 5n iabrlid 5ablbaren Sntereicn
at MAIDEN. Sd itelle es @1d anbetm,
3ablnmg bis at eiuem STiinftel bes
&apitals iebes Sabr gu irseno elmer
3cit 5a1 MAIDEN, ,nuonr6 sic Saterei'
len an Dem be5ablten 8etrase einge-
itcllt ,uerbem. Mnf bieie @eiie ietb
SIR int stanbe, in fiinf Sabren bas
pole 9arleben 5nrid5n5ablem. 9as
&ripilegium, iebes Sabr Elm Tanftcl
at be5ableu, lit G1dj ielbit iiberlanen.
SIR f1nnt, tuer,1 SIR bies boraiebt,
Die Mmleibe fir bie gauge 3eit bebal-
ten. Sc ,piro bafiir nidts 8eionoe<
res sered)net 1tnb SIR fSnnt baum In
fimf Sabren id~5,1lbenfrei ieiu. so1tet
SIR @nd entidlieken, iebes Sabr n1r
Elm 3ebntel Der Mnleibe smrad5m5ab'
len, baum ,perbet SIR nad 10 Sabreu
idnlbenfrei fem. Sc lit iebr leidt,
Sen bnrd pbigen &1an offertrten &or'
tbctl ein5uiebeu, unb es ermSglidt
Sud, Mmslagen, sic nit einer ne1teu
Mnlcibe a1e BRET ooer fInf SATIRE ber'
bnnben iinb, at ipareu. 8enn SIR
cine Mnleibe MAIDEN mpllt, bann priii-
fet meinen 8lan, bebor SIR ionittuu
btngebt.
Schiller,
25-iatD 81. Gloub, Mft1111.