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The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1910-05-13
BRENTWOOD NOTES.

The Missionary Society of the First
Baptist Church has arranged a special
programme for Sunday, May Is. Some
very prominent persons will speak or
this day and excellent music will be
rendered.
Mr.. Tom Watkins was the guest of
Mrs. Mary Thornton Mallory Straton,
Sunday.
Rev. ]. c. Crosby and Mr.. Henry
Hunt left Saturday for Princeton, Ky.
Miss Johnnie Leek who has been
teaching school at Spring Hill, has re-
turned home.
The following attended footwashing
Sunday at Spring Hill. Messrs. John
Jennings, Isaiah Daley, Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Hartman and Miss Matte
Moore.
Mr.. Fulton Hunter is adding some
more to his home.
Mrs. Norah Walker COVE a dinner
Sunday in honor of Mrs. R. e, Hunt
of st. Louis. Those present were:
Mrs. Samuel Vernon, Mrs. Green Hunt
and others.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1910-05-13

/ see Mrs. Seahorn would be to commit
blunder of the most heinOus kind.
She is a most estimable Christian
woman and warm partisan of the
Nashville Globe.
Whitaker and Eules run very
attractive dry cleaning shop at Ill
Vine street. These young men are
artists in their chosen field of opec-
alton and have splendid trade.
/ John Curran has very attractive
billiard parlor with all the latest
parapharnalia. He seems to be pros
pering.
j. T. Oaff is successful planter and
stock raiser. Most of his animals be.
ing Of the blooded variety command
the top prices on the markets.
w w. Todd runs a first-class shoe
hospital at 1T West Vine. His shop
is fitted with all the necessary ma
chinery for the successful carrying on
/ Of his business.
North and Wood are the sure
enough tonsorial artists on Vine
street. Their place is the most attrao-
tive of its kind in the city. They
I have a fine trade.
Mr.. billiard Green is large prop
erty owner. He lives on State street.
Mr.. Geo. Rucker is in the plumbing
business on State street, and from
what we could see while in his place
he seems to know his trade.
Red Cedar Park, VIM. Alexander,
proprietor, is the place where all can
go these hot days and get Whit of
fresh air. This park is we'll furn-
ished with all the necessary equip
ment for successful entertainment of
the average public.
]. Fl. Windrow dealer in groceries
and dry goods, State street, has a
large patronage among the white as
we'll as the colored. He sells every
thing from carpet tack to thresh'
ing machine. His store is well or
dered and filled with every conceivable
kind of merchandise. Mr.. Windrow
is a big tax paper, owning much city
property and a fine farm. His bank
account goes way up into the thou
sands.
DR.. G. G.. Harden is said to own
more real estate than any other col
ored man in Murfreesboro He has
been a successful physician here fol
the last dozen years. Having gradua
ted from Meharry with honors, he has
been doing a very lucrative practice
ever since. He is oftentimes called
the black Rockefeller as it seems
that every thing he touches turns to
gold He has very substantial
bank roll.
DR.. l. A. White, B. s., M. D., is q
very successful practicing physician
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1910-05-13
OUT OF TOWN NOTES.
LAVERNE NOTES.

Mr.. Prince Covington spent Sunday
here.
Mr. Henry Bennett spent Sunday
here,
The young people are arranging for
an Apron and May Pole Entertain
ment.
Mr.. Ambrose Baker made a flying
trip to Nashville. He was the guest
of his sister, Mrs. Mile Gooch.
Mr.. Lillard Ross and Mr.. Trimble
spent Sunday here.
Miss Mary wilkins is spending
several weeks with Miss Mariah
Cook.
Mrs. Matte McAdoo spent Sunday
with Ter mother.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1910-05-13

Murfreesboro isa beautiful city Of
5000 inhabitants, of which about one
third are colored. The distance from
Nashville is 92 miles by the N. G. &
st. L. r. r. This is said to be one
of the oldest settlements in the state
and at one time boosted of being the
capital of Tennessee. 1t Is the seat
of government of Rutherford County.
Murfreesboro is now in the front
march of progress. It's colored cit
liens are prospecting and growing in
wealth every day. The place Is
abundantly supplied with churches
embracing nearly every religious de-
nomination. Their church edifices
have been erected in the highest style
of architectural beauty and are ofna-
ments to the city. There seems to be
much interest evidenced by all church
workers in spreading Christianity.
Internationally, there is no town in
Tennessee of the same population that
las such an excellent school system as
this place. Bradley Academy is a
school of nine grades. It's enrolment
for this term is 200 pupils. Faculty:
A. D. Wade, Principal, assisted by
Misses M. E. Rowland Ella G. Darden,
Flma A. Williams and Johnnie O'Neal
The following is the class of 1910:
Fannie Seahorn, Alexander Nora An
derson, John Ella Bass, Theodosia
Cowan, Queenie Green, Grace Green,
Willie Todd, Will Lee Alexander,
Chas. Percy Jordan and Ershe Lythe.
There is an excellent private school
taught in the First Baptist Church
by a most estimable preceptress.
The Globe has many readers in the
town and is represented by Miss
Florence Kirk as correspondent who
will take pleasure in sending all news
that she thinks will interest the pa
per's constituency Miss Kirk is a
talented lady and credit to Murfrees-
boro.
Hereunder is what some Of the col
ored people are doing:
Mrs. w. R. Cox conducts a fancy
grocery and confe ctionery at III South
Maple street. This establishment
has large and growing trade and is
very popular among all the classes OF
people. She has been in business
quite a number of years and is we'll
known by the travelling public
"The Palms." A. J. Anderson, pro-
prietor, was established ten years ago.
This establishment carries find line
of confectioneries, candies, fruits and
ice cream. They cater to picnics,
parties and weddings. Their ice
cream and sherberts are par excellent
and are shipped to all parts of Ruth
erford County This is the Mecca OF
all the young people. A new cleo
trical piano has been installed which
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1910-05-13
sHELBYvILLE NOTES.

The town will in few days be full
OF ministers of the A. M. E. Church,
who are coming as trustees Of Turner
Normal College, to attend the annual
meeting of the Board, which takes
place during Commencement week.
Mr.. Dorsey Collier, of Waverly,
is in town this week on business, also
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1910-05-13

rington's Supper was served on the
American plan. Everything good to
eat and drink. God bless the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Warrington.
The Allen Christian Endeavor
League rendered a neat program Last
Sunday evening which was enjoyed
by all,
Rev. D. w. Binford preached the
League anniversary sermon Sunday
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1910-05-13

night There was large attendance.
Amount raised for the day $3.50.
DR.. S. H. Broom and others of Sa-
vannah, Tenn, were the guest of
friends and relatives Saturday and
Sunday.
Miss Johnnie Ross was the guest of
Miss Earby Poynter Sunday.
A grand May Meeting was held at
Turnbo Greek, Sunday. Rev. l G..
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1910-05-13
CLIFTON NOTES.

Prof. and Mrs. M. G. Jones and
Mrs. Mary J. Christia, had pleasant
call in the country Sunday evening at
the home of MIR. and Mrs. A. L. War
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1910-05-13

AWNING viz AOebQAAG3 Vi S9dn44Adl1Ouo hAO
the Masons, Odd Fellows, Knights of
Pythias, Household Ruth, CalantlIe
Court, Eastern Star and several 9th
ers which we cannot recall. All have
live and energetic membership. There
are good many people who do not
belong to any Of the above institu.
lions, but they are loyal, patriotic cit
liens just the same.
The May entertainment given by
fifty children, under the direction of
Mrs. B. F. Furgeson, at the First
Baptist Church was success. The
audience was highly pleased with
their effort. A neat sum was realized.
The Willing Workers Club of the
Mt. Zion Baptist Church met on last
Wednesday night. Mrs. Augusta Wat
kins, President; Mrs. Winnie Shane,
Vice-President, and, Miss Lady Over
all, Secretary.
The interior Of the A. M. e. Church
is being beautified. Mr.. Perkins, Of
Nashville, is here doing the work.
1t will be remembered that Mr.. Per-
kins did the interior work at the M.
E. Church some time ago, and all
who have seen the work have admired
especially the "Cross and Crown"
Mrs. German Brown has returned
home from Columbia.
The many friends and old acquaint-
ances in the city of Rev. Baalam
Frierson regret much to hear of his
death, which occurred April 2Sth at
the home 70 his son, Prof. G. A. Fri
erson, Decatur, Ala. The earlier
years of his life were spent in this
city, where he served both as teach
er and preacher. His was a charac-
ter that won the respect of all who
came in contact with him. AS the
earlier years of his life were spent
here, his death will be keenly felt by
acquaintance. Rev. Frierson was in
this city during the converting OF the
Baptist State Convention six years
ago and the manner in which he was
greeted by his old friends told how
he was esteemed. A long, beautiful
life, full of years and honor, is ended.
The Thanksgiving services of the
G. u. o. o. F. were held at the Mt
Zion Baptist Church Sunday, May 9Th,
Rev. R. T. Weatherby officiating.
Hear the Bradley Glee Club OF
young ladies and the male quartet at
their commencement next week
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-04-14

Elm unb nabm ale nmiteben0en
:8eugen. Ser 8linbe iagte:: Scum
gut! go moaen mir bel1te Madt Inn
10 l1br in sic 5ta0t laufen."
Mit 0em 5m0lften @lodeni6lage
gingen Tie ab. Die Madt NOR iebr
ltirmil@ unb finiter uno ser @eg
fiibrte our6 einen ounflen @alo. Mn-
oreas, Dem Sag uno gea6t einerlei
NOR, errei9te nod Dor Mnbrub Ser
Morgenrotbe Sic 5taot. Ser ipottii9e
aber perirrte iidI I'M @aloe,
itieB balls Sen &opf an einen 8aumait,
fiel 5alo uber cine 8nr5el, permidelte
ji6 balls in SEN Dornen nno tam erit
in ser Staot an, uls sic Come BE-
reitS bob am @immel ltano.
gr muBte sic 5ebn Ebaler be5ablen,
mo Seoermam lagte: rgs lit linn
re9t gei6eben unb er batte nod cine
gr0Bere Strafe peroient."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-04-14

Sbren=. Naie= unb 8ebl=8rantbeiten.x aubbett,
fatarrbaIiibe Taubbeit. brauienoes: tl1neenoes
@erduib i'm Ropfe. Idle, Die nnr1cDtt9 oepo"oe'1
uuroer, t0nnen gebeilt tperoen.
Huaeu=Krankbeiten, Staar. eranulirte Dedel.
idiuahe unb na1erige Mueen, emt5unoete 4ugeM;
bebanoelt unb bas Briuenanpalen beiorat naoe
ben moberniten Metbooen.
katarrbaIiscbe krankbetten. 2uftr0bren aas
tarrb, 2uuaen=&atarrb. Naien=&atarrb, forctrteS
Mtbmen. perbinoertes Mtbmen IN ben Ntalenlomern
in ben meiiten Sduen bontanoig gebe1lt.
1ungenkrankbeiten, i'm gntiteben b%egriftene
ebminbiubt. MISUNDERSTANDING. Mftpn1a'
8rufbetler1tnung bebanoelt n1D DER HeueFeH tu=
berculariicben Metbooe.
Ieber., Magen. uno Eingeweioe
6artleibieteit. trantes &opftpeb. 8linbborment=
%sinbung. @aufein, unperoanlibteit. Heoertront=
beiten. 8eritopfung, lauren Nfagen. etc.
Hieren= uno Blasen=Bescbweroen, Sndertrant=
belt. 8rigbt's &rantbeit. Stein IN ben N1erert. we.
renperor0Berune Sbmer5en i'm Glcen. Stettpett
i'm &lden. su bdufiges uriniren nno brennenoer
lrin.
nervDse Rrankbeiten, Meuraleia, 6iftenueb.
nern1ies Miebergeiblageniein. nerpDie unoeroau=
Iihtett, @dblaganfauuno @ebirntrantbeiten.
Slut uno 1oaut= krankbetten. 9ersfrantbeiten.
@aiieriubt. Mnlc6tueQen Der @lteoer, Schr1er5ln
ben anoben. &beumat!smus. angelmtqo9Me len
culatiOn. .
WnaestaItbeiten unb glub=SlBe, 8rir1r1nng
bes 3iiderates. unregelmdBtge Nabrung:, lgltglaz
mes gsadien BEL ainoern nno 5aruapol1e"oe
Krebs. @@mulit. @ropi. Situla.. Standardization.
tubertulple 9riiien. 8rud. urnatllrlth ertpe1terte
N6ern. anaeidhtuouene 9riien. talte @lie6er unb
ale duBeren Mntplb1e. beban6elt mad Der bppo.z
oerniiben @inipribunss =Methuoe obne Mefer uno
pbne 8Iutberlu1t.
MGnnerkrankbeiten, @ebGbtniBiHtpatbe. @ner=
gieIpiigteit. GergeBltcbteit. 9aarnerlult. robe 8eD=
ie. @Iieberlabmune. sebtpdde BEL @lt uno Sung.
6rauenkrankbetten, &ppfpeb. 8eben. bronti9e
&Identrantbeiten. t1efiibenbe &ranfbetten, tuil=
fenibaftlib beban6elt mle BON ben auerbeoeuteno=
ten omerifaniiden @pesialifen gutgebeiBen. &on=
Initiation 81 OO.
DR.. REA g. CO.,
1927 genturn 8uiIbiua. WinneapuIis. Minn.
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Gin id)Sner 3,1g aus ben &inberjabren
Hbilipp Belts, 6es srpkem
MalerS.

DIS Sic beioen 8riioer Soba,lnes
uno 8bilipp @eit ii9 in Dresden auf
bielten, Inn ii6 BORT unter Ser Sci
tung maderer Meiiter fir ibren flint
tigen Beirut gu biloen, perfebrten ii
libel in Dem @auie zines 8reunoes if
rer .gltern, bes befannten @elebrter
Dr. bon 99ubert. Ser iungere por
bei0en, Ser na6mals 10 beribmt &c:
mor6ene Maler, itan6 oamals nod All
ser @ren5e bes &nobenalters; er ma1
crit IA Sobre alt. Son inn er5abl1
|Dr. b. SCHUBERT: SD babe MIR menig
anoere &nabem geieben, an melden Sic
i1n1ere, geiitige 56onbeit our6 Sic diiu-
Bere, leibli6e @oblgeitalt 10 iibtbar-
lid our6braht als bel 6ieiem. Stl
ieinen ieelenpo4en 6unflen Mugen,mie
in ieinem Mngeiidt lag ser &ei5 zines
@oblgefauens un6 ser @na6e Dor
@ott 1tm6 Sen @eni@en. Ct getpann
ii6 Sic 2iebe MQer, mel6e sic 5pra-
DIE ieines @eiens perltanoen, ni6t
mie 0ur6 cine gem0bnliaje leibli6e
.5donbeit I'M 5turme, ionoern er faB-
tie oielelbe in fin0li6er 3utraulidfeit,
mie etpas, mas. iein geborte, rubig
uno beideioen, 5aglei6 aber au6 fir
.immer felt in feline @ano. @r muroe
mir un0 meiner Srau glei9 BON iei=
nem eriten @intreten in unier @aus
10 lieb mie ein eigenes &in6, nno fem
anoeres &in6 batte nit l1nierer flei=
men, nod nibt 6reiidbrigen Sodter
liebli6er ipielen un0 ibr 5uipreden
f0innen> als er. - gs mag Elm Bug
Ser Mbnung getpeien iein, sic Sen fill
len, ernlten &naben gu einer 10 freuno=
liben Sbei1nabme ant 6em &inoe be-
megte, 6eiien 2ebensretter er balls
nadber mer0en iollte.
gr bate 0us @eibna6tSielt nit
unS gefeiert un6 an unierer> mie an
oes &in6es Sreuoe ii@ bergniigt. Sim
l1aditen Mbeno fam er tpieoer, uns gu
bei16en. @ir batten frem6e @q1te
I'M Simmer. Ml1ben i'm gebei5ten @or=
5immer ipielte nniere &(eine. Dieie
botte, mir miiien nidt mie, an SEM
2idte, 0as, mie mir meinten, fir iie
in unerret6barer @obe itan6, einen
fleinen 8a@sitod ange5iin6et, oenieI=
ben brennen6 auf 6enSuBbo6en geiteM
un6 tan5te NIT ibrem meiBen Seit<
tagSfleto@en I'M i'm berum. SIM glet=
6en Mugenblid nun, als 8btlipp ber=
eintrat, itan6 6as &Ieio@en in SLANT
u1en. @r aber, raid enti@loiien, mari
iid al1f oas eri6rodene &in6 fin uno
loi6te nit ieinen @an0en nn0 ieinen
&lei0ern Sic 61ammen aus. @ir,
neil ioeben laut I'M 3immer geipro=
den mur0e, borten 1i@ts bon Sem
5@rei 6es &inoes> mel9es iid iibri=
gems ioglei6 mie0er berubigt batte
uno obne ale @erletung gebIieben
mar.~~ Ser treue, liebe 8bilipp, obne
uni eren Cont ab5umarten, batte oas
&in6 ser @drterin iibergeben nn6 li6.
entfernt, 0enm ser aqein, 11i9t 6as
&fn0, batten BON sen Tlammen gelit=
ten, 6eren 5puren nod lange an iei<
men euten> fleiBigen @dnoen ii6tbar
bliebm,
S6 iab 6ieien tbeueren Meni6en
ieit uni erem Mbgang nod 26 Sobren
nod einmal in Sranffurt ais pouenoe=
ten Meiiter. limo mie freute ib mid,
ais i6 int Sabre 1926 at &om sic
berrli6en @erfe 6erielben g elegre=
ten &an0 iab sic mir mein &in6 bon
i6mer5li6em 500 gerettet batte!"
Gin heifrnfter GhIfter.
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rJiiir grleudtung" lal1tete ein 8ai=
jus oes oeutiden Observation-Disclosures
fir bas Sabr 1919, in Dem unter &a-
pitel 4, SiteI 8, 249,O00 Marf fir
oas Musp4rtige Mmt geforoert MUIR
Sen. Die 8~uogetfommiiiion anoerte
Sen 8ortlaut 6ieies &aragrapben III
fir 8elendtung" ab Sn gtetdstags<
frei{en miro redt ber5lid iiben Die
.amiiiante Selbitdarafteriiirang oes
Musmartigen Mmtes geladt.
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Der feite sd1af einer 9,tten @einno=
felt.

Die Observation-Disclosures &raft zines
feiten S6lafes fam ni6t uberl6abt
mer6en, un0 irgeno ein nebel Ser BEN,
ielben btnoert, be6robt 6ie @einnobeit.
s. 8. SoutberS, gau Claire, 8is.,
iagt:. u66iir cine LANCE 3eit fonnte i'd
nadts ni6t feit idlafen megen
S9mer5en iiber meinem &uden nro
meinen Nieren. Metn Mppetit mar
iebr idledt, unb mein a1gemeiner
8nitano NOR itarf beruntergefomn1et1.
Sd babe Golep's Mieren-Eiaen fir e.
ne fur5e 3eit genommen nno i9lafe
iebt 10 felt mie ein Stein. Sd eiie nno
freue mid meiner Mabl5eiten, nno
mein allgemeiner 3nitano 1T beoen-
tenb better. ST fann ebrlider 8eiie
6olep's Nieren : 8tlen empfeblen, 90
i'd peiB, oaB 6ieielben MIDI gebeih
baben. MoIitor Drug So.
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Gin beitrafter Splitter.

@n6reas, Elm bIn6er Singing, gine
emit NIT &i1fe ieineS Stabes iebr
langiam uno beoddtig aus ser &iir6e
na@ @aule. 2ucas, Elm mutbmiuiger
8uuernburih, ipottete iiber> i'm nno
rief: u@oaen mir nt6t mitetmanoer
cine 8ette aniteuen? Gifts 5ebn Sba=
Ter, i6 laufe idneller als Du?"
Ser blin6e Mn6reas iagte:: uSSa, eS
gilt, menn i6 einen @eg mablen 6arf,
sen id femme, un6 cine 3eit, sic mir
gelegen lit" 2ucas idlltg iogleid nit
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Ore pon1 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SOD
Jon porgei6lagenen Mutomobilitrabe1
iollen cine 8reite bon 1880 SUB ba-
ben, permntblih nm sen SubgGngern
@elegenbeit gu geben, iid retten gu
fonnen.
8
-Iie miBbral1dte 5tunoe legt Ben
@runoitod gu elmer &ente Der &el1e,
cine CUTE Gbat aber it6ert 3inien 0es
@liids.
g
Mnblano min an ieiner 8eitgren5e
einen neuen Seitungsgurtel anlegen.
Cine Auarantane gegen Die 8erldlep-
pung BON 5euden ms Muslano ma-
re niiBlider!
50
8ieoer a9t rel1e @raftanflagen III
Mttsburg. SIN oortigen 5ta0tratb
l6eint immer cine @ano Sic anoere
bei9miert gu baben.
s.
@aS lit ser l1nteri6ieo 5mil6en
einem @eiiimiiten ur6 einem Sptimi-
iten? Ser Spttmiit iagt am SQm=
itag: uMorgen ift Sonntag," Ser @ei-
iimiit: ulebermorgen lit Montdg."
e., i
Ma@ eben aufgefunoenen auf5ei6-
1ungen bat bier cine Gbeuerung mie
iebt i9on int Satire 1904 beitan0en.
Sour 1paren Sic 2eute banrals iblim-
mer oran alS mir: tie fonnten Sic
59ulo at Sen Sbeuerpreiien ni6t aui
Sen Iarif abidieben.
e.
Mus 8o1ton fon1ntt sic Na6ri6t,
6aB sic gebadenen 8obnen innerbalb
BON 5pei Sabren nm 1913 Sro5e1rt
binaufgegangen iino. Sebt peritebt
man al19, marum Ste @abl I'M ID.
&ongreBoiitrift in Maiia@uietts 10
al1sfidl, mie Tie auSfiel.
g.
Ser &0nig BON Stalien un0 Ser
ebemalige Nrdit0ent ser &ereinigten
Stauten batten cine langere nnter=
reoung. l1eber Sen Snbalt ser leb=
teren lit ni9ts befannt ge1poroen,
oo9 lit es iiher, baB Sic Dreborgel<
manner nn0 sic u9dmar5e @ano"
ni9t ermabnt mur6en.
f.
SEER @ooiepelt miro audi @ouano,
ser &eimntb 1einer Mltpor6ern, etnen
obitatten. Man miro i'm ii6er
NIT @ergniigen .empfangen, benn lit
er nidt Elm ridtiger u%fltegen0er SOL
lanoer," balo bier, baGo BORT?
g.
Cine Seem Oorfer &ommiiton, mel=
DIE lid nit NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
fat g%efunoen, 6aB, Inn eli
.nigermaben meni@enmiiroig 1eben gu
f0nnen, cine Mrbeiterfamilte $500
iabrli6 CUR gerfigung baben miiie.
SSSebt febIt meiter ni6ts, ais sic Mn=
gQbe ser Mittel 5ur @rretdung 6ieies
piini6ensmertben 3uitanoes.
g.
@enn sic Nrobibitionsmiibler BE-
bal1pten, 6aB in Matne, &anias uno
Beorgia nibt berbdltniBmaBig ebenio
oiele geiftige @etranfe berbrau6t mer=
ben, tpie in Ben feudten Staaten, 10
pioeripredyen ite einfa@ Sen Mnsmei=
len Don Uncle Cams 5teuereinneb-
nerrt. Die aber liigen nibt.
49,
Sic @anerfanatifer .baben ale nr>
iade, sic 8emobner 6es Blaneten
Dfars al be6auern, melder nod Dem
Dafurbalten beridieoener Mitronomen
pegen @aiiermangels aumabli@ OBJ
tirbt. nn0s a1Ber6em, mas ion aus
lbren bebren 8%eittebungen mer0en,
pen11 nnlere @r6e oermaleinit bon
oemielben Sdtdial betroffen miro!
g.
Das fleine Siberia lit auf SEM be-
ten @ege, ii6 gum groBen 5orgen=
fin6e Uncle Cams aus5umadien: s.
gilt au6 int internationalen @0lfer=
leben Snfel, 6eren @iite gelegentltd
mtBbrau6t nitro.
g
Sn Ser 8u110esifrafanftalt in Sea-
oe1tportb in &ania s itben CUR 3eit 38
o6er 0o6 38 Nerionen, Sic
emit I'M 8anfiersberuf tbatig tparen;
bic S@ne1rei6mer0e=S u6t auf anoe=
rer 2ente Soften bat oo4ksibre- @efab-
rem.
Observation-Disclosures !6obipn min:
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-04-14

Serr @%ooiepelt miro audi Souano,
ser &eimatb ieiner M%ltpor0ern, etnen
8eiu6 abitatten. Man miro i'm iider
nit @ergniigen empfangen, benn lit
er nidt Elm rt9tiger rfliegen0er SOL
lanoer," bal6 bier, balls BORT?
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-04-14

@ongreBabgeoroneter @obion min
omrd cine rieiige Blotte 6as @leidge-
mi6t anf bem Meere beritenen. @otb-
%penotger ideint es ieoo6, 6aB SEER
&obion iein eigenes @lei@gemi@t ber-
lteqt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-04-14

SSn ser 8unoesitrafanftalt in Sea-
penmortb in &anias iiben CUR 3eit 38
8anfiers; o6er 6o6 38 &erionen, Sic
emit I'M 8anfiersberuf tbdttg maren;
Sic Acknowledgements 5n@t n1f onoe=
rer 2eate Soften fat 6o4sibre @efab-
rem.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-04-14

Das fleine 2iberia lit auf 6em be-
item &ege, iid 5um groBen Sorgen-
fin6e Uncle Sams al1s5utpa6ien: IS
gilt al6 int internationalen G0Ifer=
leben Snfel, 6eren @iite gelegentli9
miBbraudt miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-04-14

Dte 8arrner bringen iebt in Soma
lire Sdmeine IN MutomobiIen al
Marfft. &ein 81n6er, fie iin6 cine
redt foitipielige 2aft.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-04-14

Mus 8oiton fon1rtt sic Ma6ri@t,
6aB ste gebadenen 8obnet1 i%nnerbalb
bon 5pei Sabren um 1913 &ro5e11t
binaufgegangen iino. Sebt beritebt
mar al1h, marum ste @abl I'M ID.
&ongreBoiitrift in MaIiaduietts 10
al1sfiel, mie iie ausfiel.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-04-14

Cine Seem gorfer &ommiiion, mel=
DIE ji9 nit NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
bei9aftigt, fat gefunoen, 0aB, 1m eli
nigermaben meni6enmiiroig leben gu
f0nner, cine Mrbeiterfamilte $500
iabrlid CUR @erfigung baben milie.
Sebt feblt meiter ni6ts, alS Die Mn=
gabe ser Mittel CUR @rret9ung 6teie s
miini6ensmertben 3uitanoes.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-04-14

@as miro sic expedition, Sic jest
Sen Mt. Mc&inlep gu beiteigen iudt,
oben fi16en? gen1 einfah SIS uno
Sdnee, aber iider fetre Goof'iden BE-
peiie.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-04-14

Der &0nig BON Stalien un6 ser
ebemnlige 8rdit0ent ser &erettrtgten
Stauten batten cine ldngere nnter-
reoung. l1eber Sen Snbalt ser leb=
teren lit ni9ts befannt %geporoen,
oo9 lit es ii9er, 6aB Sic Dreborgel=
manner nno sic u59mar5e @ano"
ni9t ermdbnt mur6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-04-14

8as tit ser llnteri6ieo 5miiden
einem Neiiimiiten uno einem Sptimi=
iten? Ser Sptimiit iagt ant Sam=
itag: uMorgen ift 5onntag," Ser &ei-
iimiit: ulebermorgen lit Montdg."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-04-14

@enn sic &robibitionsmiibler be-
barpten, SOB in Maine, &aniaS uno
Georgia nibt berbaltniBmabig ebenio
pieIe geiitige @etranfe berbraudt &per=
sen, mie in Ben feudten Staaten, 10
mioeripre6en iie einfa9 Sen IuSmet=
len bon Uncle Cams Steueretnneb=
mern. Die aber liigen nidt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-04-14

Ma@ eben aufgefun0enen Auf5ei6-
nr11gen bot bier cine 5beuerung mie
jebt idon int Satire 1904 beitan0en.
Sour 1poren sic 2eute oanrals l9lim=
mer bran alS mir: tie fonnten Sic
59ulo an Sen Sbeuerpreiien ni@t auf
sen 5arif abldieben.