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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-28
9as mabre @lad.

@ir mIni6en etnanoer sum 11euen
Sabr aaes m0glide Slid. Das mabre
@liif fonner mir aber oaour9 etnan-
ser nidt geben. gs tan11 uns oieies
namli6 nidH geidenft tperoen; eS lit
in uns ielbit gu fud5en; mir miiiien es
erringen. Mub fam es uns Miemano
entreiBen> oenn es lit iiber clem @ed<
iel ser 3eit uno ser 8erb6ltniiie erbn<
ben. @ir f0nnen es ,1ur ielbit bcgriin<
u. aerftoren. Das Spribtport iagt
banlm NIT &edt: Gin Sober lit iei-
neg @liides 5dmieo." Das lpabre
@liid beitebt in Ser poQitdnoigen &ar-
monte unieres @iQens NIT Dem g0h-
liden, 1T einem glten @emiiien, in
oem 8etpubtiein, feline @fli@t getban
3u baben uno oarum @ottes @oblge-
faIlen 3u beliben. Dies Alles b6ngt
aber bod bon uns a1ein al. st.
Ba,1lus bat bieies unier Slid int
Stru1e, me111 CT TT Der gptltel Der
8eideioung BEG Germ fagt: .8ir
miii1en iittiam, geredt unb gottielig
Ieben." Sn Ser Sittiamfeit itno bor-
5iigli6 sic @flidten gegen uns ielbft
entbalten ur6 5mar sic &einigeit rno
MGBigfeit. $ bepabren mir itets rein
|bor unla1terfeit lt16 nnmdbigfeit l1tt<
iere 10 tpertbpone SeeIe, SOS @benbi1
@ottes a1n6 l1nfern 2eib, ser Seelen
@erfBel1g uro @ottes @erf. @ie bel
gliidlider, 5%ufrieoener uno geiiinoer
mdiren Mande, menn lie bies getban
bdtten!
Sn Ser @eredtigfeit iir6 por3ugllim
Sic @flidten gegen Sen M6ddten ert-
balter. 8ir fino benz Nddften fdlf-
BobItpouen in Sort nuo Beneb-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-28
ttno bier 1T 9tmerifa

SSn oieiem SaBe, ser aler6tngs els
ne abiolut u11anfedtbare @pbrbeit
entbalt, gipfelte ser 8eideio, sen fuiir5-
lid ser 6e1tl9e Sta6tperbonb BON
Seattle, @aib., erbielt, als CT oen oor-
.tigen @buliuperintenoenten eriu&te,
er ioQe inn, bem 8erbanoe, 1rei
Sdnd5immer gu @rtbeilung bes 6eut-
iden unterridtes our 8erfugung itel=
len. Dn Ser 8erban6 nt9t INT cine
Menoerung BEG S@alprogramms bat
a.n6 90. er auBer6em 6te Soften 6es
6ea1ti6en unteridts feIbit beitreiten
poute, 10 tpare natiirli@ ieoer baEb-
negs %peritdn6ige SduIiuperintenoent
bereitwiligft auf sen @lan eingega-
gen. Ser Monn, Ser ieoo9 in Seattle
bas 6ffentlt4e Sdultpeien leitet,t 1rnrB
cine gar3 ungemobnlide Ginfalt BE-
iiben. 9enn nadbem er erit ieine1
ablebnen6en 8eideib b%egrInoet bate
NIT ser grfldru,g, tpenrt ct Sen 9eut.
idjen cine ioIde 8itte erfillte, 10 mir.
oen sic @dtpeoen, sic Staliener un6
bteneidt audi sic Sapaner nit sent
ielben Anliegen fommen, gla,;tte er
nod ein nebrtges tbun1 gu muiier, ba-
nit feline oeutiden Mitburger feinert
MugenbliG int 3meifeI iein t%6n1ten,
nit mas. fir einem u8eltpeiien" iie
es gu tbun batten. gr perii9erte it,
men rdimlib, bier lei man in Amerifa,
un6 lit Mmerifa bralde man feine or-
oere Sprnde 5a1 lerner nls engliih.
Die S6ee, sic Deuti9en, STE S6me-
sen, sic SSapaner uno sic Staliener
a1f cine Stufe gu itellen un0 SEN
@ertb ser bier spraden g1ei9 bod
ein5ui@dben lit idoa ounm genl,g.
@era0e5u flaiifH aber in ibrer @in-
faltigfeit lit Sic grfldr1tng, nit mel,
der 6ieies M1iter BON einem
Observation-Disclosures offenbar ieinen
&aupttm1mpf. al1s5uipielen glolrbte.
.8ir iin6 bier III Mmerifa u1o neil
mir in Mmertfa fin6, 10 braute,1 mir
ni@ts mebr 5u Ierner, ionoern fGi;nne,1
es uns erlauben, bumm uno unpiiien6
gu bleiben. SSr- ser :gan3en ubrige,1
Balt bot man Sen u~ngebeuren @ertb
oes fremoipradigen unterridts er.
fannt. Sogar sic Gbineien beginne,,
anoere Spraden gu Iernen. 8i; ober
itnb in @merifa, uno fir lns lit eng.
lid gut getta,g. l1nb fit ultiere Sim
Der audi. Denn Sic miiiien serobe 10
6mnm un6 u11piiieno bleiben tpie' nil,
oaurit iie uns nidt, ettpa iibcr be,,
@opf tpad)ien. @abrli4. oie 8irger
bon SeattIe miiien iid ibren @dulIu.
per~inten6enter mills gefangen baben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-28
0as weite anf Grben.

Dies lift ser gnti4eio bon 81. S. So
.lpen, Gracp, s., mel@er Solep's Sonep
an6 Sur COMPOUND fir feline Gral1
fanfte." SIR Sal tpar Ser idltmnite,
oen id lie inb un6 NOR gleih eiuem
fidern Sale bon S4,ptn6iudt. SIRE
9ltngen paren tpeb 11n0 file buitete fait
unterbrohen, uno tire Stimme mar
better un6 idma4. Solep's &onep
ano Snr COMPOUND brndte iofort 9i11-
oerl1ng, unb peniger nls bret 5laiden
ertpirfftten eiHe bouitdnoige SeiIung."
MeoIitor Drna 60.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-28

tiiher &batigfeit be%rporgetban ba-
gine1 idarfen 8lid batte Set
teller unleugbar, Dos benefit nidt gum
a~peni9lten fem Sntereiie fir sic So
Jung ser ioaialen Srage. Sdon IN
sen bier5iger Sabren ermedte sic Motb
uno 0as Glen6, mel9es er in sen un=
teren S6idten ser 8eoolferung, na=
fmrent1m beim Mrbeiteritano, antrof
feline lebbafteite Muimerfiamfeit. 8e=
meS oafiir ffu6 sic bereits oben en-
mabmten leds 8re6igten iiber Sic TO-
ainle 5rase. melde er int Sabre 1913
i'm Dom 5n @ain5 urter ungebeurem
Mn6rung oes @olfes bielt. Som auer-
grobten @influB .auf al1e fatboliiden
&reiie aber mar feline beriibmte
Sdrtft. ~Die Mrbeiterfrage un6 6as
@briitentbum," melde er i'm Ssobre
1864 berausgab. Mi@t als Of er Ser.
critic auf fatboaii9er seite ge;uelen
more, Ser ii@ auf 6ieiem @ebiete
i4riftfteuerii9 betbdtigte, lnein, 6arin
'liegt sic bobe8e0eutung oieier S9rit,
oaB man gum eriten Male Elm fatboz
liider @tidof elmer ser berporrageno-
iten @ertreter ser 6eutiden &atbolifen,
init b%olliter Selbitdnoigfeit uno l1nob-
bangigfeit gu 0ielen groBen Jragen
Stellung nabm. 9ein ganosS. 9eleu
binour@ bielt li6 oieies bo9e Snte=
reiie fir Sic %io5iale Srage mo@, tpie
ieine MeuBerung &ettelers in cinem
8rief an einen Sreuno beaeugt, al
Sen er idreibt: sd bin aumablid gu
alt, am fir Die 2oiung Ser io5iaIen.
Brobleme int driihiden Gimme Ser
iude gu MAIDEN, tpie i'd lie i'm @opf
uno I'M Ser5en TRACE. Sd i~iber5e1ge
midi .tu1r iurmer mebr 6apon, 6ab 6ies
eine ser groBen un6 berraiben Muf-
gaben ser 31fnnft iein Mrs, 10 penig
|es bisber n~erihanben mfrs. $50 i9
|aber fir sen @eit n1eines 2ebens 81,
|legenbeit bdbe, irgen6ein Staidfmerf
in oieier groben Mngelegenbeit gu
f0r6ern, miro es imrter su ntei1er
auergroBten 8efrieoig1ng aereiden.'"'
Dieies lebbafte SSntereiie &ettelers
fir sic io5iale 5rage, mo6ara er
babnbre@eno getpirft bat> bat inn SEN
|'gbrntbeiI bes nio5ialen 8ii4ofs""
e~ingetragen. @enn MIR aber fem
gan5es @irfen Dor unieren Augen
boriber5ieben lniien,. 1amentli6 iein
m%annbaftes @intreten fir sic &edte
unierer FL. Stride, miiien mir geite<
fen, oaB er Elm Safularmeni9 getpe=
ien lit, cine ser gemaltigiten gridei-
nungen in Der 6eutiden &irdenge-
ididte, 6aB er gu ienen Mdi1nerr1
5ablt, sic rltr groBe 8eiten berpor5u=
bringen i'm Stanbe fins. nno er NOR
lmier. ~
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-28
! z; I /! | Il gt1ea
SIM, %sabrespe&iet,

On Snnfler Mitternabt beginnt
Ssas neue esabr nit neuem 9often.
Rod Iiegen nidt pen 8liden otten.
ifnS mas uns 10 perbelBem la@t,
S;t MIR pieleibt ein Sranm Der gtao)f,
!, Ser balo 3errinnt.
m;t fri1dem Mutbe Mander itrebt
Sm atlten 8ampfe MN gu liege11,
SSnbem i'd dion Sic 8anb erhebt
8ssnrd beren g9lag e. niro erliegen.
llub Manher, DEM Der Steg 1d9on tp111l'
0eg Bliides Morgen ferne bl1ntt -
Sbn nidt erlebt.
S neues Spffcn, neues sSahr ~
Shr punberld0nen Srug9ebiloe =
9as ate Qeip bleibt tpie eS a
gum Chen miro fein @ampf geftlne.
xSSir fommen nur Dem 3iele ndb,r,
Crt, no Srieben nm uns bet
Stir immerbar.
Mao's audi 10 1ein. tuen1 nms mn bal1
Sn neueu Scahre @lnl1b' nno 9ot1en
Muf cine 166nre bei1re @elt
Gin 1dmales, enges NfDrt1en p11eh,
9oraus, penn's 6Mnfel nm lns 9an3,
Gin punberbeler, lidter @lan5 .
gerflarenb fdut.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-28
3u,1t @eoemftage oes go:
bemip5ialen 8ii6otS
po1t Main5.

Sim lebten 8eibnabtStase paren es
bimoert. Sabre, oaB benz 5re1berrn
SIrieorid bon &etteler auf leinen1 Vr=
te &arfotten ii @eitfalen por |ti1er
@attin @lementine elm 5obn gelAe1lft
msroe. Mls &ufnabmen CAB nt1tt oe1r
&ndblein SEN 9tamen @ilbelm; 2H1s=
nuel nannte. mon i'm, ga an leinent
Geburtstage einl. ser berbeiBe1te Croft
Ser @olfer erldienen NOR. IS wa~ els
NJ grobe 3eit, Il, sic sic Sugeno Set
telers fief: @0lferfribling n1to. Aeaf<
ticn itritten miteinanoer, un0. etmas
.,pie bon Sem @eften Ser irotigen,
:frcibeitsliebenoen germaniideu Bolts
itele, Sic iib iuit bamals, mieoe: 81
regen begonn. idien in benz mtloen,
beftigen, Risenfbat1idJen 8ra6e'r
ieinen Sit aufgei@lagen gu 5abea.
@g mar fem bequemer SSunge, cieier
@ilbelm BON @etteler, tpeoer fir
GItern nod 2eErer, ur16 sic rubren=
Sen @diloeruneen Der Sl1ge'to 10
mander frommer Manner palle.:
nidt auf ibn. Ct par begam, aber fctr1
Q%lan5enoer 2er1,er; Sorgen muGte
Sen @ter,1 fem mgeitumes, idcintar
unbe3Gbmbares temperament. l1no
bod ioute aus oieiem &naben uuf sem
@ege ser @nnoe urt6 ser Selb5ndlt
iener &irdenfiirit merben, 6eiien Na-
men man 5uiammen nit Sen eoeliten
utto groBten 8iidofen Geuti6lanos
nennen barf
Ser Gater, Sen &etteler perlpr,
naif;remo er nod in sen SSiinglitgsia6-
reu 1tano, 6iirfte nidt int entfernte=
Iten geabnt baben, 6aB 6ieler Sokn
emit Elm 1nir6iger Nadfolger seq III.
@onifatius auf 6em, bii6oflid,et1
5tltble bon Main5 iein meroe. Ger
bodite @unih Srie0ri6 b. &ette[ers
oiirfte oorin feline 8efrteoigung &C.
ludt baben: 8ilbelm m0ge Sem
Staate als re6tldaffener bobertr
Sniti5beomter 6ienen; 2an6ratb mer=
sen, penn's bo6 fommt @egieruaas-
praiioent! l1n6 fir 6as iuriitiide
Stu6ium entid,ie6 fi@ @ibelm; er
borte in @ottingen, Berlin, &eioel=
berg un0 Miin9en 6ie &ehtsmiiien.
idaft 'bortrogen; er tpar Elm 8urlGe,
pie sic Observation-Disclosures ieiner
3eit es maren; er fodt feline S6las
germeniuren, tpobei er sic MaienipiBe
einbuBte; er biente iein Sabr bel ben
&uiaren al, obne @efanen 81 finoen
am Drin, unt nod beenoigtem era.
men in Ben Stants6ienit at treten.
Man meiB a116, 6aB er cine tiefe Mei<
gr1tg begte 5u elmer ilsngen Dame dus
ieinen @eielidnftsfreiien. ser ct
md,mliden 5innes entiagte, neil sic
bei6erieittgen 8ermogensperb1ltniiie
6ie 9eirafb ntdt geitatteten. Sbon
in bieier Mngelegenbeit bepies Sect
teller iene gbarafteritdrfe, sic Elm 10
aus5eidnen6es Merfmnl ieiner 8er-
ionlidfeit getporoen. Mber idon gang
als edter &etteler Ser @eididte err
mies er iid, als Sic @1,n6e Deutid-
1an6 61trd)etlte, sic prenBiide @eaie-
rl1ng babe Sen gr5biidof bon &oln,
@1emens Ml1grdt, berbuften un6 a1f
Die 1eitatna Min6en fiibren loiien.
IDa jagte fi@@etteler o1s gan5er Mann,
Ser er tpar, er ffo5n1te elmer @egierl11g
ni6t 6ienen, sic iolde l1ngeredtigfeit
begebe. St berlieB ben StaatsSienit,
unentidie6en, mobin ct ith men6m,
no e. Ieiten 2ebensberuf fi1,oen tper-
Sd 5@sssa
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1911-10-25
MORE INFORMATION ABOUT OUR
SUNDAY SCHOOL QUESTIONS

The wonderful words of praise for
the L. p. B. @. c., published last week,
have created widespread interest in
our Local Club, SO we decide to give
brief extracts from few more let
ters:
President H. l.. Nave, ID. d., Albany
College, Oregon: Il consider your
questions intensely practical and
stimulating to thought" Rev. G.. A.
lIumphries, Pastor of Presbyterian
Chruch, Tamaqua. Pa; mo praise is
conceived plan and its excellent exc
cution. The questions are gems. Their
comprchensiveness appeals to me"
Grant l.. Rice, Secretary, New York
State Sunday School Association:
The strong feature of being sugges-
tive is of great value; | wish every
paper, whether daily. weekly, or
monthly, would print these Ques-
tions." Rev, Walter Bennett, Brad
ford, f.: IL would like to say that
their exceeding suggestiveness inter
ests me. They elevate the lesson from
the minute letter commentary to that
higher and more profitable way of
taking the great spiritual ideals in
volved." Rev. j. Il. SQures. Centen-
ary Nj. II. Church, San Francisco,
Cal: Am much delighted indeed that
YOU have secured the insertion of
these questions in the Examiner,
shall gladly help in all possible ways
to encourage the matter, and am sure
my fellow-pastors will do the same"
Rev. T.. IL. Dresser, Genoa, ~ Y: Il
have cOmpiimcnted the editor of the
Tribune on having the questions in,
and gave the paper quite a send Off in
my pulpit last Sunday" Rev. d. H..
Glass Pastor of Nj. +. Church, Chel-
sea, Mich: II have a class of fifty
men and find it very easy to arouse
animated and profitable discussion by
the use of your questions i prize
them not alone for their instrnsic
value. but for the training they afford
one in the art OF questioning"
Subscribe for the Advertiser, read
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A CLINCHFIELD BRANCH.
Ganncy Citizens to Organize to Build
Branch Road to Chesmcc to Tap
(IiuchtipId


Gaffney, Oct. pa movement has
been launched by Gaffney men. back
ed by the board of trade. to secure
branch railroad from this city to
Chesnee to tap the Clinchiield, Caro-
lima Ohio at that point 1t is not
definitely know as yet Just what pro-
gress has been made by those who are
working on the matter, but it is said
that considerable headway has been
made. 1t is the plan to raise $25 900
at the start in order that the prelim-
mary work may be done as rapidly
and quickly as possible, and then lat
Ell, if possible, the line will be leased
to some railroad company to operate.
1t is not the intention, however, of the
promoters of the scheme to relinuuish
entire control of the road 1t is
thought that the money will be rails
ed without any great difficulty. The
business men of the town seem to
want some such connection, and if
they are willing to back the scheme
with their capital the road will be a
reality This is the first time that
any positive action has been attempt
ed in the matter
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1911-10-25
HOW TO CURE RHEUMATISM.
1t Is an Internal Disease and REQUIRES
an Internal Remedy.


The cause Of Rhe, matism and kin
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ternal disease and requires an inter
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Liniments may ease the pain, but they
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Science has at last discovered a
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ltheumacidc strikes the root of the
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nation?
(22) Verse 10-When we exper-
ience the mercy of God, does that
always make us the lovers of truth?
Why?
t23D Why is Il that Righteousness
and peace" necessarily embrace each
0therl CThis is one OF the questions
that may be answered i'm writing by
members of the club.)
t24) Verses 1l-13-Is national
righteousness always a cause of ma
tional prosperity?
Lesson for Sunday, Nov. 9TH, 1911
Esther Pleading for Her People.
Esther ia:i-v:3.
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Copyright, 1910, by Rev. T. S. Lin
scott, ID. d.
A Psalm of Deliverance. Psalm
lxxxv.
Golden TeXt-The Lord hath done
great things for us; whereof we are
glad. Ps. cxxxvi:3.
Q0 Verse What captivity did
the Psalmist here refer to, and what
were the circumstances of their re-
turn?
(2D How much of the prosperity of
our land and nation depends upon the
favor of the Lord?
CD Verse 2-In what sense may it
be true that God forgives nation for
its sins?
AD If nation is forgiven its sins.
why would that not include every in
dividual in the nation?
CD On what condition does God
forgive individuals their sins?
Co. What takes place in the mind
OF God. and in the soul of the man
whose sins are forgiven?
t1D Verse ) How had Gods wrath
been manifested in the captivity of
Jacob?
CSD What was the sign when the
wrath OF God was removed rom them
CO How does sinner know when
the wrath of God is removed from
him?
tlOD Verso 4 Are there degrees of
anger in God, and is it possible that
the "fercemcss' of his anger may
cease, and yet he be angry with us
Cl) Verse What do you under
stand by the anger of God?
U2D Is there any way in which the
anger of God is visited upon one gcner-
alton for the sins Of another genera
! ton?
Q3) Verse 6-What did the Psalm
list probably mean, when he prayed
that the nation may be revived?
u4D What is the great need OF
the church and the world today?
. (l5D How may a Christian live SO
as to rejoice" in the Lord all the
time?
Q6) Verse May person so live
that he does not need to ask for Gods
mercy?
d7o What does the Salvation" of
God include?
q8D Verse Slow does God speak.
and does he actually answer questions
or give special directions?
U9D What is the peace" of God?
/ COO What effect does folly" have
/ upon the peace of God?
/ (2lD Verse O. What effect does the
personal salvation of individuals have
upon the glory" or prosperity of a
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1911-10-25

Account the State Fair Oct. Both
Nov. 4th, 1911, the c.. ~ & L. r.. r..
will sell very low round-trip rates
from all points. Join the crowd and
visit the Fair. Aeroplane Flights and
automobile races. Good time for ev-
erybody. For information call on
agents or write j. f. Livingston, Co
lumbia, S. c.
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THE STATE FAIR.

The State Fair this year will be
held October 30th to and inclusive of
November 3rd.
There are more reasons than ever
why the people of South Carolina
should take this one holiday and meet
at the State Fair.
Reduced railroad rates have j., en-
announced for the round trip,
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1911-10-25

If you are pale, weak, languid or
anaemic n few doses of Bloodine Liv-
er Pills will increase the supply and
improve the suastity of blood. Small
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Send The Advertiser from now
to December 10, 1912, the close of
the Bible Question Club Contest,
for the price Of $1.00 enclosed.
Count me member of the Local
Club.
Address ................
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-03-27
FOSTERS WEATHER BULLETIN

Washington. Mrach 25.-(Copyright-
ed, 1911, by w. T. Foster) Last bull
letin gave forecasts of disturbance to
cross continent March 90 to 81, warm
wave 22d to Goth, cool wave 25th to
9th. This will be a very important
disturbance east OF meridian 80. 1t
will inaugurate q great high tempera-
ture wave, the storms will be unusual
ly severe, rains will be concentrated
and heavy at "a few points In the
March rain belt, and this will be the
beginning of the breakup OF the March
rain belt heretofore described.
Next disturbance wili-Feach Pacific
coast about March 2S. cross Pacific
slope by close of Goth, great central
valleys 30th to April /, Eastern sec
tlons April .. Warm wave will cross
Pacific slope about March 2S, great
central valleys both, Eastern sections
April l. Cool wave will cross Pacific
slope about March 81, great central
valleys April 2, Eastern sections
April 4.
This disturbance will be very much
like the preceding. viii continue the
great high temperature wave but will
be followed by great fall in tempera.
lures. The long hot wave will be
broken up and rainfall wiz increase,
but not in the March rain belt. A new
rain belt will be established by this
disturbance. Less rain In the North
ern states will be the rule for April,
and this above described disturbance
will make the change.
Rainfall OF April will be excessive
within 2J0 miles OF a line drawn from
San Diego. southern California.
through Phoenix, Ariz., San Antonio
and Houston, Texas. New Orleans and
Tampa, Fla. Elsewhere the precipita-
ton Is expected to be below normal
except in few localities. Less than
normal rainfall is expected in the Sac
ramento valleys, while above normal
is calculated for the Oregon and
Washington coasts. Cuba will have
unusually heavy rains. Temperatures
in the Southern states will average
below normal for April
Except in the sections OF heavy
rains In the extreme South, April crop
weather will be unusually favorable TO
planting and sowing. | advise farmers
TO plant and SOW deeply. Let your
drills for o"ts, spring wheat and other
similar grains run deeper than usual;
plant corn and other grains deeper in
the soil than usual. Above should be
the general rule, but comparatively
a few localities it will not fit. | can
net describe every locality on tho con-
tlnent in a general bulletin.
Temperatures of April will average
from about to little above normal
in vicinity of the great lakes and be-
low normal elsewhere in Canada and
the States, except on Pacific coast
Rainfall o. the month will he below
normal within 500 miles of a line
drawn from Boston to San Francisco.
Elsewhere from about to above nor
NAL. Unusually cold near April 6 and
26 on meridian so, drifting eastward.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-03-27
TIES AND TED" SHOW.

Mr., w. J Coulter brought TO bryan
Friday a couple of little amuse
ment makers that furnished fun and
lots of Il for the little folks, which
was also enjoyed by the grown-ups.
ties and Ted are little lady and
little gentleman about nine or ten
years old, in the employ Of the Star
Brand Shoe Company, Of St. Louis,
and travel over the country with their
mother, giving these entertainments
at the stores where Star brand shoes
are sold.
The little funmakers arrived yester.
day afternoon by the 2:i5 Houtson &
Texas Central train and proceeded at
once to Mr.. Coulter's store. where a
large crowd. mostly children, we're al.
ready awaiting them. Mr.. Coulter's au-
tomobile was quickly decorated with
the advertising matter of the show.
and they were given a drive over the
city. When they returned a very large
crowd, principally children. had gath
cred and the fun soon began. The lit
tie pair Of funmakers mounted .he
platform erected for the purpose and
for an hour kept the crowd in an up
roar with their funny Jokes, songs,
dancing. etc.
Hundreds OF buttons bearing the pic.
lures o: Ted and Tess" were distrib-
uted and every child went away wear.
ing four or five buttons.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-03-27
SCIENCE NOTES

1t is claimed that the Japanese gov
eminent regulates all its important
movements by the ancient science ct
astrology. II this be true it would be
interesting to know how that govern.
ment calculates the best dates for
making important movements AS
am not an astrologer ! can not make
the calculations But it is interesting
to know that the japanese is the only
government that has continued from
ancient times 10 unite astrology and
the state as some other governments
united church ana state. The Japanese
use astrology as We use astronomy
and their moral teachings are related
to atsrology as ours are related to
religion.
The Chinese people believe in as
tr0logy ana tneir individual affairs are
subject to astrology much as in Chris.
tian countries the peoples affairs are
affected by religion. But the Chinese
government, being Manchurian, does
not recognize astrology The people
of India have about the same relation
to astrology that the Chinese do
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-03-27
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