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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-01-07
NEWS NOTES.

| Miss Francis Allen took her life at
New Orleans because she was losing
her eyesight
Representative James NJ. Griggs, Of
the Second Georgia district, died sud-
denly at his home at Dawson. Ga.
John w. PoWling, editor Of the Mich
olas County Advocate, suffered a second
stroke Of paralysis this week His con-
dition is critical.
Barney Dreyfus annonces that the
/ Prtsburg bail team will go TO West
Baden. Ind, March Z. to begin training
for the coming season
James Smith died near Bristol, Ten
nessee, from the effects OF booze. He
had been drunk continuously since ga.
looms opened at Bristol.
Six men we're injured by the explos-
ion Of an ammonia tank in e.war,-
house Of the Pennsylvania Cold Store
age Co, Of Philadelphia
Frank Crabtree and Frank Perkins
are wanted at Somerset on the charge
Of numbering. robbing and burning An
drew Ramsey near Stearns.
At Nashville Lizzie Crenshaw cut the
throat Of John NJ. Jennings. with whom
she lived. She was placed in Jail.
where she hung herself. Jealousy is
assigned
John ID. Rockefeller. Jr.. was sworn
in "a forauap ~ a Grand ;,ry in Nan,
York, the special mission Of which will
be an investigation Of the so.called
white slave traffic.
Eleven persons are dead as the result
of eating canned peaches containing
ptomane poison at Sawtelle, Cal All
are members Of family which was the
first to settle in Santa Monica.
When he saw his favorite horse dead.
Noah Foley, farmer living near Cow
ington. dropped dead. Foley had driv-
en- the animal for 25 years and was so
attached to it that he would allow no
one else to care for it.
Richardson Watson, an old slave. and
only Negro resident Of Elliott county,
died at Sandy Hook The Negro leaves
property. which was left him
by his master. but which will revert TO
the State since he leaves no heirs.
Passenger train No. 10. an accom-
mediation on the Louisville e. Nash
VILE. was sidewiped near Bowling
Green by through passenger train No.
3. from Cincinnati. Nobody was killed.
but about IL of the passengers were Sc
riously injured.
Thomas Smith, Is years old. was
killed at Empire Station. Logan coun-
ty. by an unknown man who was riding
between cars on freight train which {
was passing the station. on the plat
form of which the boy was standing.
shooting Roman candles.
A carload Of geldings raised in wes-
tern Iowa recently sold in the auction
ring at Sioux City, according to re-
port, for s422 per head. They were
taken by a firm in Duluth. Another
load brought about 1886. These were
mostly horses out of high grade Per- {
cheron mares and by American-bred
Percheron stations.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-01-07
A Frightful Wreck.

of train, automobile or buggy may
cause cuts, bruises. abrssions, sprains,
or wounds that demand Bucklen's Ar
nlca Salve-earth's greatest healer.
Quick relief and prompt cure results.
For burns, boils, sores OF all kinds,
eczema, chapped hands and lips, sore
eyes or coros, its supreme. Suresl
pile cure. 25c at Penny's Drug Store
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-01-07
Those Pies or Boyhood.

How delicious were the pies or boy
hood No pies now ever taste so
good. What's changed: the pies;
No, Its you. You've lost the strong,
healthy stomach, the vigorous liver,
the active kidneys, the regular bowels
OF boyhood. Your digestion is poor
aud you blame the food. What's
needed; \ complete toning up by
Electric Bilters OF all organs OF di-
gestion-Stomach, Liver, Kidneys,
Bowels-Try them. They'll restore
your boyhood appetite and apprecia.
ton OF food add fairly saturate your
body with new health, strength and
yigor. 5Oc at Penny's Drug Store.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-01-07
Work "a Hours a Day.

The busiest little things ever made
are DR.. Kings New Life Pills. Every
pill is a sugar-coated globule Of health
that changes weakness into strength,
languor into energy, brain-fag into
mental power; curing Constipation,
Head ache, Chills, Dyspepsia, Malaria.
25c at Penny's Drug Store.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-01-07

A Congressional investigation of the
GeneraLLsnd Office and the forest SER
vices of the government. growing out
Of the so.called Pinchot- Ballenger con-
troversy. is provided for in joint res
olution which was Introduced in the two
Houses of Congress.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-01-07

Garrett S. Wall. of Maysville, was
named by Gov. Wilson to fill the va
cancy on the Board Of Control Of Char
table Institutions. Mr.. Wall is prom
inent attorney at Maysville. a lifelong
democrat and former Confederate SOL
der.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-01-07

The Mann bill providing for the adj
ministration of the Panama Canal Zone
passed the House ll9 to 1902. The meas
ure abolishes the lsthmian Commission
and invests the legislative. executive
and judicial power on the isthmus in
the President of the U. s.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-01-07

Becoming entangled in a belt in a
corn crushing mochine. Wallace ".
Mccormick. a well-known farmer of
Winchester, was fatally wounded.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-01-07

Mrs Knowsitt The people in the
next apartment have bought a graph
ophone.
Mr.. Knowsitt That's all right. I'm
going to give our boy horn and a
drum on Christmas.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-01-07
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
STANFORD KENTUCKY.

ORGANIZED IN 1882
CAPITAL STOCK, S50OOO
SURPLUS EARNED, $4,000. -
HASPAIDNN DIVIDENDS, S2Io5Oo
Combines Absouafet with Satisfactory Modern Safety
Deposit Boxes for Use of AceountN
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-01-07
oFFIceRs.

I. S. Hooker, President.
S. T. Harris, Vice-President:
John !. McRoberts, Cashier:
II. G. Baughman, Asst. Cash'r
w. W Saunders, Bookkeeper.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-09

,pul . The north~ss'sru d~pres-."n ~ss zen.
O. al 81 the roHst ~ Mainr Jr-f~rdhs followed By
bHsa " h'gh uortbN~st winds on the NeH , ne
b. al AL, Narr I-rs'y coasts sni snow nurrir- IN
sue iut.r.oT -; So org ana Ncg Una land.
T. "a, stiI s'l.i'. IN Nrv- .nEtalid and TIC MD
die .r'ir ~t.'s, nnd Driow the freezing 20 NJ
%. ~r.'-.n N~u NOrs ard Frnns, Nsnls.
over au ,s--uons Wr,t of Nrsg inCisnd The
pre- .ur- 'us nigh aud The weather generally
inlr except o. rght rain in Missouri snd ri.
sl,app Ahd heavier TslHian IN NashinsiO Ton and
Oregon
Thesr n-t~ I,oIa'-I sr~s- ~ iT~~zlng weather
Iu 8, ouliug ann ? 'ar
"a 1he Darota, NrbYa,ks colorado sud vest
rtp Esusa. g. "a. '1'd~-
Higher trmpelst.T-s pr~' allied n the MlsEs'
.lr.a N.ii~y usrts Of no Bh4O AaI Tonne >se
vail, p, and Inc Ipprr la" r~Eion-
10 th.s cliy th~ d." vas par''S r'o Nv. cooler
wind bfis, upFthvr'. average D. .IJid.i} 81 p~r
rrnt barometer. rOrIrvtrd 10 rad Ia sra lev~i
arAAM- - . s.. 80
Thr Temperature yesterday. a. recorded ~ the
orncaI thermometer. Is shown IN the asneHsd
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-09
MBRII 10 THE ~RiP HEaP.
OId Time ara~l Cunarder u seld TO snip
I,rraker. for aIOO. O0O.

sssr. - If''s ne Dr'ch - THU SUS
IONpOy. April \ The ITnard Line
s,ramrr Jm'tii has been sold 10 shu-
breakers tor $780,
The lmbria was hutu fN~uty FIVE
years ago aud al the 'Ims was the crack
vessel Il the Iunsrd neei. She was
SAID 80 have inen the largest steamship
afioat except the Great East~rn and the
m1-j pDN"rfui that hal ever iJ-en built
Ia i~sy the ltnbria WAS ont thirteen
DAYS Ou tap from Queenstown 10 New
Eorl: See. MI. week Oy-r1Is aud
spent fp,I.' days 81 the. tim" repairing q
broken thrust shaft. her chief engineer
TomlH~Ou. DOING one 81 IN. beet jOt's
ever undertaken ~ s~a The Umbria
was the first single screw ship 10 cut the
transatlanfi" record from Queenstown
below six days
Ia 1891 she was struck bv q tidal wave
which smR shsh her bridges aud stove ~
the sid. Ot her saloon.
She Was destined for the scrap heap
in 1910. bat the burning 81 the LucaniR
in her dock ~ iiv~rpOOl gave her a new
lease Of lii" She was put ia service
between Liverpool and New York last
December and made several voyages.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-09
berlin secIaLISTS Nay MEET
Surprising Me- sautIOn lR PrussIAn Politics
Daae I0 tha kalser.
!Ssssiai CSblS Dss95icA 20 THH SrN.
Al ill.,.

Spssiai CSblS Dss9J'CA 20 THN SrN.
BERLIN. April There was great
astonishtnent when It was announced
Yesterday that the Democrn tic Union for
the first time in the history Of Prussia
had obtained permission from the authori-
ties To hOld an open air meeting ON SUNDAY
10 discuss franchise reform; hut there
was greater ama1ement to-day when IL
WAS LEARNED that the Socialists had re-
c-ived a similar concession.
They applied for permission TO hold
open air meetings in Treptow Park and
At Friedri chshAin on Sunday. and 20 their
own and everybody else's surprise they
obtained it. The burgoma ster % Berlin
and the burgomAsters Of the two districts
we're first approached. They consented
9 hi jest 70 the approval of Police President
Won Jsgow. The dsputStion winch visited
the latter were almost dumfOunded by
his complacency.
why. certainly was virtually his
reply
However. he stipulated a lev conditions,
namely. that traffiC should not he him
dered, that there should be no long pro
ces-ions and no banners and that the
orga niEsrs should undertake to control
the manifeatants The stipulauons were
willingly accepted and there " every like
lihood that things will GO as smoothly as
a picnic
This remarkable concession. which
reyolutionizes Pr1ssian Official methods,
is ascribed to the Kaiser and Chancellor
Won BethmRnn- n ollweg The ultTa-Con-
servatives are furiously indignant They
already see Prussia going to the dogs
and the abandonment % everything that
makes life worth living.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-09
Suits, Coats & Dresses

for Girls. & Juniors
This weeks arrivals creating much enthusiasm
among buyers. Styles which quite settled
show q growing recognition the part Of our de-
sSners Of the strong demand for individuality IN
Apparel for YounS Girls
We offer Suits Sreat variety but all possess this
characteristics in and this is OF the
reasons why our Suits recognizable anywhere
Suits for luniers sss' a. I" rsys'r
Becoming and serviceabe three-piecc Suits. in soft
new colorinss and shepherd checks. Waists effec-
lively trimmed with braid and buttons Also two
piece Suits. with short All lined with peau
de cysne Of good quality Colors reseda rose. old
blue, violet also shepherd check.
1875 & $500
Goats for Girls srsss'to Icy
OF storm serge fancy covert cloths worstsds:
lined throughout with Venetian mohair. Colors
navy TAM rose, reseda cadet: also shepherd check.
5.95 e. 7.95
Tub Frecks for Girls Sizes i'ysas,
Many pretty new designs Of French sinshams per-
Gales or repps wide range Of absolutely fast coors.
98c, Las, 1875 & 2.95
White Dresses Sac. ste r'ysor~
q fine white lawn linen repp. dainty trimmed
with fine embroideries and laces. Russian Dutch
or high neck styles. LAS, 1875, 2.95 & 3.s5
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-09
SWORE SHB WAS DIVORCED
IND so BIRONESS cor q NEW
LICENSE To Warm.


The Msa u I.teut. Zollnrr. WhS Pr,e In
with Gamblers on the MaS Over Blega
go, s...,,.u, an. 4. . Ea..~h,cr n
..,.,,.. ,.,-,' -, g. 49,.
IL p,.o,.., Ion. I,ar.lhoI, yor
,' ,,.',,, 49, ,-,,..-
'ohFrstAhu ihe''' ""he"" "Ar'n n"uno'
IL the German army appeared ~ the city
Hall Yesterday afternoon a. get q mar
,;,,, H,ensa IN. Raroness has l,@en
u. a. I,,.,.,,l
mArIru NV ~.
Charles NariN'n SNope ot Ne" ioTA' oleu
some tim. ago. Ia D,'cemhsr. leOi. she
..id sh.. married the Baron Cur, I,oeffel-
- -, ,,oIi.,r,, No., nam. .ha b.,ar.
"" H., w" - - -. -. - -, n.
IN" Inarr'"u w" o1'ou W 'S"' ~
January, 1909. dScroo OF diNorcs Wa
granted IA the courts at Frankfort on
~. Main
Ch,..f tl.yl, Sc,ilIy asked Yesterday 90
ss.. tb., si,,cr... Int tho BARONESS lett Il
r.bird I'm London five weeks ago She
.~ora Ia an IFYidayit regarding the di
,.SS,,,, ami ,he liceo.., was issued.
n, 90. Ii.u, Zollner wbo met on the
Ksi..r;n August. Victoria rIat bsIors he
rs,s,I,..d N,.S York last Tuesday three
.,dahls gentl.uen- who taught him now
q. ,,I,,, I,Sd,,,. in a staterootn ON that boat
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-09
no err COTTON VICES.
Manchester Employ rs seek . Confer
rnce workers Won't Consent.

-nssInl q Ibir DSspr'rt % inv SCN
MASCHFSTTR. April The Fedora ton
81 Master Cotton Sp,nner- decided to-da y
that thu state ~ trade warranted ) per
cent r~dIcuon ia waR"S
They have therefor" asked Tor . CON
ference With the operatives on this point
The operatives will certainly oppose
the reduction They contend that the
great prosperity ~ th" h-t ihTe" years
gave the employers hug" reserves. from
which the present losses cs'n lie fully re-
covered
Moreover. wages wer" reduced > per
cent a year ago. and snort time has been
IN force since July. 1919
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-09
PRAISE 90, NTEsSs LOVERS.
venice Murder TrisI staggrrs On AgaIn
PuBishlag Newspaprrs.

.SpsctIi Cr5's DSspafcS ~ THH SrN
VENICE. April : After two days delay
because 81 the illness 81 the Public Prose-
cutOr the trial of the Countess Tarnowski
for ths murder ~ her hu-band. Count
komarowski. was resumed to-day. Sew
ersl witnesses gave evidenC" IN favor 81
th.. general character 81 Lawyer PrilukoH
and Or NaumoH. the lovers 81 the
Countess. who are accused Of completely
IN the murder.
Proceedings are to bs taken against
the newspapers which published sum
MARES 81 the evidence taken IN camera
last Monday They are charged With
an offence agains; public decency
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-09

.u. BrisseIS. Landscape attn FIgures~.
". ~. Johnson .......... "a
az. B-iSss',, An Open Ar Csrouss
". n Johnson. ... ....... Sl
rop, .................. ,s.HN
Rugs sud ,ap->irir, ae~
ruE EvHSIxd s,LE ~ rIcTrESs
lee -Msionna snd child. Nabuse: y. u
Lorrng aSS
les Portrait OF Cesar sorEiA. P1nwr
rirrhlO. Oito Burnst ...... "a
ia Virgin aud child School % Bru>
seis. u. T. Plat ....... ....... -
iG Landscape with Nan on DSpp'eu
Hor,e Cuyp DOWdsSweIl Dow
ds>VelI al@
iN 'IAndsrape" unknown 4. Fis"hho' a.an
it9 LANDMARK wvnAnis Tischbof i.Sn
- "Sun Late. De Heer' OTTO Burnei a.
~ G. .oS-gng the res, Bc-shsm Blans 10
IS, The Red Bull. Poiie- !. Epstein 80
iSs Gray BuI. PO'tsr Mr.. Charlie, W
- "Lahd~cape VIA Cst,le aud r'Eure>.
Potter. .. ISlelmbefger T. 90
isS -IAndscaae and Cat'ic. pOtier.
Dunccn Brother. loan
10 Interior Of . stable. lsack Van
ONtads. Q Fl-rhhot len
~ me IunsTant Musician. Isacs Van
Osiadc Seli-rnsnn 40
iss The Ola ropsT. Adrlaen Van O~tade.
Sro', 4 FONles ..... ...... en-
i5s poonl With Men Drinking Ndria-n
Van - tade knOriier AGO M
isn ~Dsncnz 10 Music. Adriaen Nan
O,t,dr. scott A TOWies sSo
iH "Dsnring IN Inc Bsrn.- Adriaen Van
Ostads. scott a FOwi~s sannn
~, The Skittie Psycrs.- AdraeH Van
OStsde: knOeiier 4 co 1000
IA me i.rssol ihe Iiut-. Tenief,
'be younger. Mr.. charles IN
lS TIE Guard poor. TcnieB TIE
yolr-eT 4. i-"Hho' -W0
iS1 "Trrkorlng the S~Orc. TrnicrS the
YOUNGER J. Henderson ~
Ia Temptation Of ~ Nnthon' Ienier~
'be younger. SSnn
Ia Noon nay re.i" Van de Ned"
T. N~~rs-, rs
a. iand,rspe with fizurcS ana Cs''is
Na7 ic N~idr = hleinoerg,T t0
la Firing ~alu'" Van dc Iclde I've
NourEsr. QUO Eggnc' :"
- calm IN the Ess Nan d- y"ide ne
,oungsr I'oNdcssci posc~~
~ In me Rarro. Nan lie Weld, ,ne
youngg- ~, 'har!> ~
-: The oH Hou~c Van Ger Heyten
I',ynhof s-o
~ Ns-,r, Dav IN Hou--dau Van
der Hs, u~n. OTTO BumeI IN
~ The Village" Van der Heyden o.
R'ndrr-on 40
rs Dutch uGnnsI BY NoonnCht- Nsa
der Ncer T. IlschhOf ;O
~ -rT.Gsn'- Van der Neer Renier
~ Lad, and Chnd uslon van der
Ns~r = " EohI-. ~
- .l,7lr, D4ard, Harry = Whltus, "a
- l~ricr Iuardl. HaT" = Nh'rns" 10
~ y e,idin= ~ the Dos-. "usrdi
henderson ''1a
~ -G.sad CaasI o. Venice GusEdi
Ha-r = Whine, opO
=. -Tr-rt Mgaoa \ Prsvo. "a
~ Portrait OF a Msuici Princes So,
'-rmann, D. Brandus -
80 Madonna GHd IEiI, NerrOcr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-09
SISSsI
~ IETER ~ RIM
In 4 Ase OT Var th~ G:SN ernment Has More
Volunteers ThaB % wants.

.Spsciaf CIb'S DSV8r'ch 70 THI SrS.
LIMA. Peru. Apni fveTythIng re-
mains quiet.
All the ri. clubs Of he republic have
.n-red 'uniinRent- for SsrvI'e IN the
army A. The ranks are now filed. the
Ministry 81 War t"-dlv declined the
services 81 thousands "t volunteers.
Al Peru - now impa''-u'lV awaiting
th. results 81 diplomacy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-09
RIOT AFTER RESCUE.
Marines Needed to Pacify Immigrants
Frsm the steamer Cairnrsna-


Special CcHS DSsBsfca 70 TIE SrS.
LONDON. April ~. s:any Of the steerage
passengers who were transferred yestsr-
cIav from the steamship Cairnrona 10 the
Kanawha were still in a panicky con-
dition this morning and made trouble
on aboard the Kanawha. They became
mutinous and demanded that the captain
put them ashore.
~ threatening vas their conduct that
the captain Of the KanawhA was COM
peils-d 70 signal for assistance on reach
ing Dover. A detachment ~ marines
which vas despatched to the ship
speedily restored order among the pas
senEers. who were mostly Russian emi-
grants
The kanawha afterwArd landed a party
Of the ~'nIgrants az Dover
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-09

~..aTSgIox ToryC,sT YoE 20 nsT sND 10
4oEEOw
Fsy sT~.ra Nsp Y0rf ,ltr. 4ayrHsr 70 ~
ter 10 s.ofrgu. u1rrsv - sasisr'i portion. or
4, g,9dsrr's aorfh rsf.eriy f-Hds b~cOgng sdr0hi6
FOR New EnElsnd. fsir 10 day slightly warmer
a, vr.,.rn norton fair 70 morrow. warmer IN
the interior. moderate nCTtbsr'y winds beroming
NanabiS
.,t,snls. fair weather IN IA and 70 morrow
urht varshir stNds
TO- rl-,.gare f4ir N a.. snd ~ morrow hgnt
, syts5is wi7fs
Tor MsDtand 500 Ne~ Irr-e-, tsir 'Sasy
uaru,sr IN the intcrior. fair 20 morrow: hghs
vsnabls utnds.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-09

-p,,Iai Csbis D.sDassh % TVS SrS
KINGaTOS. Jsmaica. April The
steamer Butcher arrived here to-day
With hundreds II tourists on board. She
will sail to-worrow fOr New York
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-09

....... ss.' NJ ar. 'r.' none
aHfsHs N"
u ~
... DO. vs-r 81 T4Ipgs
rsH f.sa - -h
..s|.. rl.rr ana prgssFpfn~
o., 81. 7..a,r,r 9 90
,.,,r, rf Cod. D., ccn BRO. SSsl
...u Ws-rur, ntTl-tlnE me
Ha-. rus ~ me Nynph- ~
90. lilaE Nordira Young ."H
....r Nsraud-r -ud VoAans
InTer| ~
.'In'ri snrsrsr' stow
OMAN Inn
vsrr.vsrIrg i1 On Inn
a. Ir.rr. -"
Birds. Is''' ,'rSafi
'r-l'. Winter Cheer. sisrsTt
HIn~an .......................... lsio
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-09

WuVIN,.ISS. Del Arril = 7
du Pont to-day dropped has SANDER SUIT
aRainst he Wifs'a aunt. which had threat
ened q social var IN Wilmington.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-10-20
ST Ser 8elt 8eites.
Nieman0 bat lie cine SaIbe

Mien1an0 bat ie cine Salbe &C.
mudt ooer elm 8oli lam, tpus nit Bud
LENS Mrnica salbe bergliden meroen
f0mte. Sic lit Ser etn5ige perfefte
Seller BON Sdnittmun0en, 5iibnerau=
gen, 8ran0mun0en, Gueti6ungen,
@eben, @autausidlag, 8eulen, Sc
idnpiire, @c5ema, 5al5fluB. Sir me-
be Mugen, g%eiprungene 6an0e, @eben
ourn @rfdltung ODER Gerrenfungen,
lit Tie uniibertrefflid. l1nfeblbar fir
&dmorrboioen, Sour 25f in Moli-
tors Mpotbefe, ct. CLOUD.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-10-20

8ilioiitdt itammt BON einem uaor=
oentliden 3uita11o 0eS Magens ber.
Gbamberlains Sablette fins cine me-
lentlide Magen=Me6i5in, %beionoers
0a5u beltimmt, auf 0ieies Organ 81
mirfen; oosielbe al rei1igen, 5u frdf=
tigen, 5u beleben un6 5u itarfen; Sic
2eber 5u regulieren uno 8ilioiitat po=
iitip unb INIT grfo1g gu pertreiben.
s3u faufen bei alien 9dn0lern.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-10-20
90.

Ser Moiunft, ser mdbren0 LANCER
ieds Monate in einem entlegenen Dr.
te 0es oberen @tihtbales Sen idmer
erfrunften 8e5irfsridter Dertreten
butte, febrte nad oem San6 5uriid.
SIM offenen leihten shlitten fubr er
Sem 1orfe gu un0 ent5iidt idal1te er
mabren0 Ser ihneQen 6abrt 0urd 0as
SIetbol iih Inn. Sc mar 0od MIR
genos 10 ihDn, mie bier!
Sest lporen Sic Ell ten @Guier 0es
Iprfes erreidt. @ermunoert i9aute
lie Ser M0iu1ft an, lie maren &C.
lhmiidt nit frii6en Sannen5meigen
ul1O DON einen1 sum a11Oer1 bling bof
ii6er Ser StraBe fort eine breite aus
SaInel15meigen gepunOene @uirlan=
Sc.
Muh Sic n1diten @duier trl1gen
0enlelben feltlihe1 Shn1uf un0 als
NUN Ser 5dlitten in SEN freien Hlat
Dor Ser Eolt einbog, ga 5eigte iid
auh Oas itaatlihe @aitbal1s reid &C.
idmiidt nit SEM INNER griinen Na=
rellaub; Ser ol1f einer Setter Dor Sem
@aitbaus iteben0e Staberl NOR BE-
ihdftigt, cine prddtige @uirlanoe
iiber Sem gingangstbor 5u befeltigen.
Ser Noitmeiiter itano Dor ser Sbiir
un0 idaute reht ieelenpergniigt Id
deln0 SEM StaberI SIT, ser eben Sen
lebten Nagel CUR @efeitigung Ser
ld0nen @uirlan0e einidlug.
v@riB Got, Serr Moiunft. SSH.
fommen mieber int sanb! REF Ser
Hoitmeiiter ber3lid Sem Mnfommen.
SEN gu, DEM er freltnoIid bebiIfIid
mar. = rSie febren gerabe CUR red.
ten 3eit mad san0 5uriid. @eute
ermarten mir i'm. Sn ipdteItens elmer
Stun6e miro er bier iein, menn ftd
Ser @iienbabn5ug nidt peripdtet fat. "
Or? @er? &ommt ein Shirt mad
Sano, oaB Sbr iolde @orbereitungen
gum gmpfang trefft?"
Ser EoitmeiIter ladte iebr per-
gniigt. rNein, Elm Shirt lit es nidt,
aber etpas gelieres: l1nier @raf =
Ser tote @raf = ser @raf 2eo!"
Limo fir Sen gmpfang 0es @rafen
Seq idmiidt iid 0as gan5e Sort 10
feitIih?"
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-10-20
New Process
Steam Laundry.
9enft Sbr Gtpas purt Cure waide?


8eun 10, bann miro es ii6 gud lobz
nen, ni9t auBer Mdt 5u lailen, oaB mir
guer gtsentbum be6a1oeln, als mare es
oas unierige. ssh baben Die boaitdnz
5iglte @al9anitalt I'M ytor0melfen uno
liefern erTer &laile Mrbeit. @ir gez
brqud9en feline ghemifalen; mir peroerben
0aber Cure Safen ni9t. 8enn Str
refine Nrbeit uno bette 8ebanolung
tpolit, oann oenft an uns. lniere Preiz
beiorgen Cure 8amilienpai6e biaiaer,
al5 SIR es ielbit tbun fDnnt. grfunSigt
uno lber5eugt @ud. @ir baben Mgenz
ten in Den nmliegenben Stdbten.
6. j. Meper. 0ampf,uaidanitalt
gtgentbumer.
5. Ape. g., ct. @Iou0.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-10-20

= Sm go6ega geniaBt mo- an
Speiie uno Grant nur oas Mqerbe,
lte. 2iau0re un0 fir Bette %5ubereitp-
tie Mabl5eiten 5u ie0er Sagesitun6e
empfieblt iid oas 8ooegn.