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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-10-21

The Y NJ c. A. will give a recep-
ton Monday evening at their building
on Quincy street. Mr.. E. L. Copeland
and Mrs E. c. Brownell will make
addresses, and a program will be fur
nished by Miss Ceora Lanham, Miss
Louise Kirkpatrick Miss Ramona Kirk
patrick. Miss Jessie Waller and a
uuartette of men. The reception, which
win be quite informal, will be pre-
ceded by a dinner at 6:45 given by the
Hustlers' Membership club for the new
m e11nharS.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-10-21


The educational convention which
closed last night was attended by two
of the three women in the United
States who are state superintendent
of public instruction-Mrs. Helen NJ
Wilson of Colorado and Miss Helen
Shepard of Idaho. Miss Shepard left
Friday AFTERNOON and Mrs. Wilson
went to Chicago today. From there
she will go to Milwaukee to attend
m Meeting of the Social Center associa-
ton and is on the program to take
part in the discussion of topics bear
ing on the plan of making the schools
a center of social life for the COM
munity There are number OF dis
tinguished speakers on the program,
among them Governor Wilson, LaFol-
lette Mrs. Ella Flagg Young and Jane
Adams of Hull House, Chicago. Mrs
Wilson is quite an interesting woman
and made one of the addresses at the
Commercial club banquet for the dele
gates She was one of the two Re-
publican candidates for state office in
Colorado who was elected for the pres
ent term The women of the state, of
all parties, united to elect her. for the
women believe in voting for the right
candidate regardless of party differ
euces Mrs Wilson was educated at
wellesley and the Wisconsin univer-
sity and has besides specialized in
teaching methods. The schools OF
Colorado are notably good and out of
the 1877 counties of the state, 142 have
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-10-21

The Monday Tourist club will meet
Monday afternoon with Mrs. w. z.
Snyder, 1889 Mulvane street.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-10-21

Mrs. David Gossett will entertain
her bridge club next Monday after
noon.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-10-21

Captain and Mrs Cullen, who are
now in the Philippine islands. expect
to return to the States about the first
Of the year. Captain Cullen does not
know where he will next be stationed
after his time in Manila is expired, but
he and Mrs Cullen hope to return
some time in January.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-10-21

The Lakota club will meet Monday
with Mrs. Earl williams at her apart
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-10-21

The West Side Forestry club vii
meet Thursday with Mrs. F. P. Mac
Lehman at her country home, Cedar
Crest.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-11-10

o ~ 111t Euk So -1ik
rmxgs - ierpwsrg = cT1BFek ~
ssaezs ,u6ezs fsm khszuasaizs
- frysrr . ere IL &sazs uEt
ezsermr a,pcr6snns 1&sne 8Ik2
1aaameue nneffmes giIss Fssef
huu ~ aeszs pn - - -
ugx a. rEummneipr ~ : szIssi iszl
sf ~ mnurie bua A. eGa1 a1s-
- y ussrs a.as fenDwug. Ed
d. a. czuss Is asBef 10 rsmnir
n he gEzen RkezmnGism 81 >
6rmsr b1a1 - Is sfcfzm PEJ
ynry ss.f u ~ iaanmn1sFy Erir
arS unS 1ken ysn nM czre Gse 6s-
sns< pe~masesfy. h gze-u -
rssvsn5 nsrs q.ariy ed sursy 10
SIS s dan my sshw frsn6maz&-
716f sreof B&se6 pnrfsv psnzse
a. pezefYe3znF qraAities nsuezs1ry
70 drisk orf erevy ru<x ST arme
mmtz fs-u ~ clrrsdsafsu nna
aS ~ Ass9 ~ 70 q npzFistirs
nnd heaitiisl opn1aicn. Oniy pare
ass1 osn sszcszns Rheamafzan.
ats.as zsse c-srsd lsrzsss ssssr '1a
s.Gi.......aas,-.4 I. a..r a-ssstsf q
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-11-10
aUMoR IN HIS ExAeeERATIOn
Jablsh Furlona's Recital ILLUSTRATES
tho Characteristic That Makes
Maine Stories So Amusing.

Novel and exaggerated smiles and
Comparisons characterize Kains
speech. Instead OF such commonplaces
as "As light as q feather and AS
dark as 4 pocket." the comparisons
are likely to be Forty pounds lighter
than a straw bal" and AS dark az
the inside Of q COW"
Ard it is this same humorous ex,
aggeration that makes many a Maine
story 80 iikeabis Jabish Furlong. wno
worked for old man McKusick in hay
ing time. had it
7 had the greatest luck out cunning
the other day. said Jabish y gas
walking a log across deep hole TO
the brook. when I see squirrel up a
spruce on the furder bank 4 uD right
there and fred. and I fetched down
the squirrel and = partridge BESIDES
that was settin' 10 the spruce buddin'
But fhe old gun kicked me into he
brook Well foundered around.
catehin' holt of everything within
reach. and when ! found myself up on
me bank ! had mink n one hand.
mushquash 10 rotber and the seat
o mer pants was full o. trout"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-11-10


Americans whc travel Ia easter1
.snds are amused a. veil - agra
vass0 Dy tbs business methods which
prevail thega. recent traveller IL
Alg1ers concluded 20 bug a mubs. and
finally found one for sale
lie went 10 tie owner, With an IN,
fexDretsr. and dialogue then sns1ed
a. follows.
The iuferDretsr. $ith . yeil: I
VIII give you ten dollars for thai
mule
The Arab: ~Ten sollsrsi Morderi
Thief Bigands"
The Interpreter. r win make Il
slsvsS dollars DO you hear. you
scoundrelg offer you eleven dollars
Tor your mute. which win die IN about
4 seek You ars q rcbber and . thief
70 take that much; but ! am gener.
oUs man. and I nerve great man. 50
offer you eleven dollars. you scum
of Africa"
Then shey both yelled and shook
their asts AZ each other and to the
American 4 looked a. II they we're
going for each other. hammer and
tonga
The row they mads was tssriblsD
but no one seemed 70 notice H.
Finally = bargain was struck. and
then they fell upon each others necka
and embraced
And the American got bis mule foE
steven dollars
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-11-10
BIG CATTLE SALE


cesaaslrS y - 9eze 81 rstaae fFoin
10 5esss "a - sisA gsa1e Ssv-
eser ~ eeys ~ yevssy zne
... ..a,. i. .4 - r.,.~
Aa@ tesa'e.Ae + ''''s Di~@ ~. ~.
ss's~s 2n - e n
~ @Tt~ D~as3 aa'1 gss.' " ''a- -
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-11-10
Zee N oAlo

sfrg Jsnnre vfshood has returned
home from kew Holland. Ohio, where
slie hes been FOR ife past few weeks
attending the bedside of her husband
who died there Oct 5rd. Mr Ora
hood Rad been ~ Vt his home six
miles northeast of chlckasha . num-
Der of months and went back TO nis
old home 70 0enefit bis heaIth He
vas there eight weeks before his
death. which occurred Unexpectedly.
alrs Ozahcod has returned home and
viii make her residence on The farm.
IL tggisfa d&w
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-11-10

Thurman ranstall foreman 10 the
Journal office wfil ieave Sunday Tor
yew Ofiesns where be wsE take .
c0urse IN lie fylogrsphical school.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-11-10

J0sn W Bcsth w1O azs been ~Ork-
ing in Knoxgliie. 1snn- has retrrned
horse f0f IN exze11ed Tlsit wits 1lE
parents WF~1s Mru ~ 2 Booih
~ soufh ST Street
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-11-10

LOST coti-ssiDn sist 0f Iowa Mfg.
"a. 10 ~ ~ 8przice. Betvesn No sis
T4nsn ann chlekasha avenue Re-
furu 10 - S. sth- ~ - sDrues.
lI-f9gt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-02-09

mobner. = SSn Damba@ ion cine
Sagemeb1 8rifetfabrif angelegt tper.
Sen. - Das Diamantene &rielteriu<
bilGl1m fonnten 2 @eteranen 6es lotb-
ringii9en Glerus in boiler @eiites-
friid)e feiern: ser apoitolii6e Sroto=
notar @rdlat 8. &arit bon 90 e : nno
Ser friibere, iett 5nriidge5ogene gr5=
prielter BON Yfal5bnra, Mbbe
Sol. Mortin. Sic @emeinoe 81 0 + T.
6meier min cine @aiierleitung
an1egen.
GdJmri5.
0urb Sic an0alcrnocn M%egcngiille
Ser lebten @oden fins Sic am Salepe
bel @enf gelegenen Gorfer 81 r
Of a M 3, &erriereS II. 9 e i6=
ems ol1rb grorutide ldmer be0robt.
Sn Ser @em1eiuoe 9 II d, Canton 3ii=
ridl, brolnten fnr5 nad chamber 5
groBe 8aucrnb0fe nieoer, moonr6 5
Iomilien an Sen 9ettelitab gebradt
m1roen. Mln geltmao ser ~11iabrige
Spbn oes 2anomirtbs @ran0e1berger,
oelien @ol1s 5l1erit abbrannte, aue 5
@eb1l10c IN brand geltedt 51 babel1.
Seitcrrcid= ltngarn.
Sic I'M @edielgebiete g%elegene
Sonmerfrilde $ pdmolfers=
mlroe bon eincm glrpBen Srolr=
Sc bein1geiltd)t ser i'm @alle OeS
Observation-Disclosures Murt. &ablnger
altsbrod) u11o Sic @ebngebal1Oe oes
aobillecr, Iran5 &ornfelo, Sob. Mo-
ninger, Sol. Stelner ul1o Garl &or=
l1er laln1l1t oiel &ieb ml1o Irl1dt ein=
1iderte. = SSn Ser @ier5bahtflamm
inn S II If ertha c muroen ol1rd)
cine 2nmine 4 @pl5orbeiter Der diit=
tel. bon oenen 5pei, get. &leber aus
g ieienbnr ulo Mnt. @tele aus
81. Sp,b IN Sirpl, Sen SOB
funbe11. = Sic @attin bes 8obrbe=
oicniteten Monitel lit Gins ourd}z
idnitt I'M @abnlil1n ibrem 6 @pden
often &inoe nit ei1,em Haiirmelier oen
Sails, brod1te ibrem 4idhrigen S0d)-
terdjen lebersgefdbrlid1e Gerlebunge1t
bci u1o ldN1itt lid balm lelblt Ste ae6=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-02-09

le 0urd. Sberbalb @mmers-
oorf ltiir3te ser 28iabrige 6l1br=
nam Mih. @ofbaner ianrmt ieinen1
@efabrt in sic Conan uno ertranf. -
Sn 8 iirnbol5 %erbangte iib Scr
@emiilebanoler Mlb. 5dneioer. -
9ein ginlt1r5 zines Meubaues in
Gem BERG muroe oas amltoberoe
SallS mitgeriien urb cine %42jabrige
6ral1 unter SriimInern erlblagen.
2%ngcmbnra.
Sic geiammte ortsanpe lenoe 9 G.
differing oes @roBber5ogtbums
betrug nod ser golfs5abllng bonn /.
Sec. b. S. 260,400 Seelen, gegen
246 1856 /. S. 1905. Ml1f Sic ein5el<
men Gantone pertbeilt iid sic 8ep0l=
ferung mie folet: &l1remburg 5taot
2O,S42, 2l1remburg : 2an6 1880,
Merih 12,169, Glerf 1860, 9iefir6
1883, Meoinge,1 14,060, @ilt 49,
946, &ial,oen 2S46, gdternad 49,
GA, @repenmafer 1918, Gemi6
IL, $40, Gid 69,084, Gapellen 49,
|044. =. @oS sic politiide 8epolfe-
rlu1g betrifft, 10 ergibt iid aus ser
porl1ufigen Goutrole Ser 3ablen, oab
6 If iid)er ei11en, pie1eidt 9 ltel'e
Mbgeoronetc erbalt. 9nrem b + g.
9ano erbalt trot iebr geril1gen Ab=
%ltal1oes m%afrideil1lid feinen 2eplttir=
ten mebr, m1brel1o % c I Of uno 6 d.
ternah mebr ols mabri6einlt6 IT,
ren oritter. Nbgeoroneten perlierer.
= Ser Milhbd,1oler S. g. &ontg BON
MoIlingergrun0 NOR fiir5lif)
oln Morge1 nit ieinem @agen in Sic
Staot gefabren. Mrd feline 6ran mar
geidGftsbalber abmeleno. Sn einem
3;immer befon0en ii6 Sic 3 Sinner ser
gbelel1te inn Mlter BON 6, 3 uno 1 Sat-
re. Hl0klth entitan0 Sener im Clint
n1er, uu10 Sic 5mei Glteiter &inoer, Elm
@nobe bon 6 inns Elm M}di0hen bon 3
Sobren, eritidten. M1s einige Nad=
barn oas 6ea1er ben1erften 1no es
(0id1ten, NOR bas l1rgliid bereitS ge<
ideben.- Seit Sem 26. Sec. permib=
tie mani einen getpiiien 5diit, Metger
i1 &Drperi6 @reuBen), melber
in ser Modt bon @ianoen noh boltie
sl1riidfebrten 1pplte. - glm 3. So11.
fan0 man ieir1e 9eid)e, melde Spurel1
non' MiBbunolunger mflpeii EN- loll,
bel @entingen in ser DUR.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-02-09

iibcr IS Sabren lit Ser slltidultbeiB
Mort. 2eibBe in @ebingen &C.
itorbcn. = SSn 9ebengeridt lit
oos @eb0ft nes 8al1ern BRITTLE abge=
bran1lt. - Der @laie CT Dieb in 6 L
bpfen ~ltiir5te pom @ebalf Ieiner
5dplme bcrab lno brad bas @enid.
= Ser %S5idbrige @ittmer Sol. Spib-
11ogel in 81 j. puroe in iei=
urnl 3inn1er toot altfgef1noen. Sn
@crn + au en- a. 5. S. ml,roe Dor
Nen Nnfermirtbsbauie ber17idbrige
@ottl. 9,1t BON Sem 1eoigen 6. @eber
pom l1nter iel M ingen I'M
Strcit eri tod)en. = 8eim 8m1mfalen
ml1roe ser 70idbri9e gospor @ibr in
Mhtsgemii II s bon einen1 itiir5en=
Sen Stanm " dagen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-02-09
Gncumonia fplat elmer Grfaltnna.

6olgt aber 1ie SEM @ebrauh BON
Iolep's &onep an0 Sor, meldes Sen
@ulteln itillt ul1o Sic grfaltuno per-
treibt. u. Storf1pelI, @annibal, Mo.,
iogt: Or iibertrifft ale Meoi5il1en,
Die ib je gebraufte. Sd 5og mir
cine idlinune grfaltu,1g uno @ltiten
gu ul1b mar beorobt bon Gneumonia.
Cine 6laibe Soleps &onep ans Sar
beilte MIDI po%Qitdnoig." Seine Spia=
ten, MIR cine 5a1perlaiiige Meoi5in fir
sen @m1sbalt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-02-09
Kinder scnroien
MACH FLETCHER'S
Gas T . RIA
8aDen.

slllS allel1 Sbeilen 8a0en'S treffcn
Nohridten eir1, mpnah Ser lebte
Sd}1eel tltrm1 IN Sen @Gl0ern gro BEN
SdYooen o1geridtet hat. Ser @iir=
a%erarsi d)llB BON 8aoen 8aoen
telpiuigte 10000 of. fiir cine elef=
triid}e @ergbahn a1f Sen Merfllr. =
SSSn @eioelbcr9 itorb bod)m.
Yfurrcr a. :. M11t. Clement, 5ulett in
@erbod}bo Ii ie II t56tig, I'M Sitter
pun II Sobren. = &pm 3ng ilberfoh=
rem lu1o geto0tct ml1rOe oas 4labrige
S1d1tcrdlcn oes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
meiler IN Shlierbod. - Sn
@nIlbod hrnru1te 0aS Mlnpele11
0eS 9anomirths Sbpmonu l1ie0er. =
Sn &raunlinaen broar1te 0as
oueerbaus ocs Strol,b'den &unltnriil)=
Ie Of; in gitcrhoh Sos Nnmelen
oes 9onorirths 3. SoerSer; IN @ro=
Sen Sic Sdeltnell 0es gabnlteig=
SMuffncrs Gidcl, bes Shneioermei=
tiers Mcsaer, oes 9%anS|uirtbS @otb
lu1o SEES OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 3i1n=
nlcr1llulu1; Metsger ml,rbc ols Ser
@ronoltiftl1r1g peroahtigt perbaftet.-
sSn 0etigbeim mur0e ser 8abn=
marter @iibn pon 3uge iiberfabren
1l1o yet0otet. = S1 @artbeim bot
iid Ser 6Oi1brige 9an0>pirtb SOB.
Soar erh0l1gt. = Sn 9inad feierte
S5ocobino &leilcr ibren 1%00iabrigen
@ehurtstua.
Gliaf=2otbringem.
9lod Ser neueitert &plfs5dbll1ng
bat &c ii I a Ii e iekt 94,021 Gin=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-02-09

SIR miBt es mabrlhelnIid, oaB
Yl1e1nro11io ltets pplt elmer Grfaltlltlg
6erriibrt, aher SIR fam nie bon elmer
grfQltu11g geb0rt, Sic IN Eneumonia
ausartete, menn gbamberlains @uiten-
mittel gebrarGt muroe. @arl1m oas
&ilifo lar1fen, 1penn oieies Mittel fir
eine &leinigfeit 5u befommen lit? gu
faufen Bel Ser Mplitpr Drug SO.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-02-09
&mmoriitii1es.

Mihti6limm M. = ~glia, mie
ldredli6 ui1geididt! Die Mild cuff
oos meiBe 11d 81 idiitten!"
Glia Giebenidbrig): ~slber MalnG,
lei 0od frpb, oab es nidt Sirte ge=
noe e1 it'll"
gere6tigte5roge = @fei=
1ter (5u iei11em 9ebrling): u6rit, bier
boite 5e6n &fennder, ga bringlte mir
bier 3iiarren."
9ebrling: "@}asb if oa5n l,id ee1r
@iftidein baben?"
Mibtberlegen.- rSie, Sell
tier, mie fommt benn baS: 0as be1ttge
8eefiteaf lit ia fleiner, als oos gelt=
rige!" =
Sea, 0as geitrige NOR mabridein=
lid} BON ei.1em groberem Sdien!"
@1oiie. Sd frl1g eit1e11 9id-
ter Ser iiinglten .3eit
- @roBe Ginbilorngsfraft fat Ser
alei1e-.
u@laubit gu nidt on Sic l(alterb=
l1dfeit?"
uuSo, a" iprad er ~vaber mir an
Sic meine!"
Mmsfluht.- &ihter: Sic bo=
bel1 SEM stu0ioius' SEN @interrod &C.:
itob(en uno 6ieien Damn per ebt?"
spitbube:: ~5timmt, @err &C.
ridtsbof. Sd moate blob oem &errm
lelblt Ste Miibe eri paren!"
3artIi6er@ atte. "9iebe
redt mobl, mein 2iebden! Sollte i6
perbin0ert iein, 5um Souper nod
@aule 5u fomme11, 10 peroe i6 9ir
cine GrpreB : Hoitfarte lenoen."
Sic: 8emiibe 3i@ nidt, mein Sic
Der; it babe lie mir idon ioeben aus
Geiner @odtalde genommen."
@ingmter Diener.- @rlter
SEER: Sic glal1ben gar ni6t, mas
mein nel1er Dtener fit ein fa11ler
Menih lit. gr fiimmert it'd retn INN
gor nibts, uno id m1B alleS lelblt mo-
6en."
3meiter SEER: ga lit Ser meinige
orleroings oufmerfiamer, ser rand)t
logar meme @igarren!"
@iiieni6oftIid. = Mr51
(5rr @attin 0es Eatienten): vSeien
sic mutbig, ltebe 5rau. Sc tit met
,e idmer5lide &flidt, Sbnen Sic trau:
rige Mtttbeilu1g 51 MAIDEN, oab Sbl
Mann nod boditens pieruno5man5ie
5tun6en leben fann."
Sic betribte @attin: lin @otteS
/ y ~ ~ = 4Ms p - 49,. " 49, ~ -.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-02-09

nad @ott, ih muB je0en Sag fir
flint orbeitcn, fir MIDI, fir meme
Syral1, lt11D fir meme 0rei &inber."
Gine&lnge.- 6ral1 (5ur So
din, melde bitterlih meint): v@os
beltlen Sic Damn io?"
a6din: nSa. .mei1t Sdat fat:
mir beute geidrieben -. .ooB ct iid:
geiter11 erldoiien bat!",
Gor @eriht. - &orlisenoer:
vM%11geflagter, 6aben Sic einen @rrno,
5l1r Miloerung Sbrer strafe an5ufiib=
ren?"
Mngeflogter:: nMler0ings. Sd bin
idon 5tpan5igmal beltraft tporoen~
uto nod ME bats mas genubt>"
Ser SdlieBer. - 3immer-
berr: uAue Sbre Mietber benuben
oas &lapier int Gallon, f0nnte ib nidt
oud Elm Stiinoden Sen SdliiiieI ba=
beng"
@irtb: r@ern; Inn melde 3eit?"
3inunerberr: Son 5mei bis orei
-mabren0 i6 mel sdlafden balte!!"
@inter 5peiien uno @inter grfal-
tungen fins Seinoe ser 9eber. Or.
Mltglit &onig's &amburger Gropfen
lit Elm Mittel, 1peldes sic 2eber mie=
Ser i11 einen guten 3uitano per ett
lu10 Die @eiun06eit pie0er berltent.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-02-09

@abnenoe 2eere. = uSerl
Maier, ih glol,be, es li11o Iiebe an if:
rent &olieni6ranf."
u@eb mir, i6 BIN blamiert!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-02-09

groBe Jlald)e WteD15tn per1dr1ebe1,
sic m~enigitens nod)- fir fiinf Sage ge=
niigt."
5iefennti il II. : 6ralt: uGs
bot CUR feinen 3med, 6aB Sic mel
mem Mann oos &oa1den perbieten,
@err 1oftor; err tbut INNER 0aS @e=
gentfeil BON Sem, mas Sic anoro=
11enl"
Mr5t: r9sidt iibel. Sd meroe ibn1
al 10 flint Gigarten pro Sag erlar=
ben!"
6rau: v0as niitt audi nidts-
Damn ral1dt er 5ebn!"
8eniitte @elegenbeit =
Isl, Ell, @annes, biit 0u aber oies=
mai Elm feiner 9err mor0en I'M 3ubt=
barts!"
uSa, ia, i@ NOR bolt nit einem So
ron eingelperrt> ser fat mir sic feinen
Manteren beigebra6t!"
0oppe1tes&ed idei1t Elm ge-
miiier g.. 3. aus Ser &fal5 gu baben,
ga er folgenoen M1fruf erlabt:
nM11fruf! &ortemonnaie nit bier
sig Marf abbanoen gefommen. Ser
Dieb o0er 6inoer miro ber5li6 gebe=
ten, tpenrt er sen 8etrag 1i6t 5uriid=
geben mill, menigitens 0ffentlid SIT
erflaren, 0aB ib 6as @elo nidt Der
geuoet babe, mie meme 6ral1 bebaup=
tet." 9ann folgt sic lnteri6rift.
Sn einem MIpenboteI. =
SD beltelle hermit bel Sb>1er elm
3immer nit Mbenobroo, 6riibitiid uno
Sonne1a1fgang gu 6 Marf."
r8itte iebr ser nie0rigite Ereis
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-02-09

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-02-09

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-02-09

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-26
NO CHEW FOUND TO
 SAKS BURGLARY
One Thousand Dollars Worth of Clothes MysteriOusly Stolen
 From Clothing Store

Friday night between 10 and 10:30 o'clock when burglars emerged from the store of Louis Saks, bearing with them 5000 worth of clothes which they carried in two suit cases.
 It is evident that the burglars were locked in the store at night as no place could be found where they broke in, and the lock on the back door where they came out was not broken. The open door was discovered by Special Merchants Officer Turney in his rounds MT. Tur- ney stated that he punched a box at the back door at 10 o'clock and the door was in good order, and when he went to examine the door at 1O:3O it was stand ing open.
 The store was evidently burglarized by two men. as everything missing was taken in pairs. There were two suit cases stolen. two overcoats and two of everything else, and everything stolen was of the best material in the house.
 The case was reported to the police station and Detectives Cole and Goldstein were assigned to the case. The detectives stated last night that no material prog ress had been made on the case.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-26
WILL OPEN STUDIOS
Emile Levy to Give Instructions on
 the Piano

Emile Levy. known as one of the most accomplished musicians will open studios on December 1 for the purpose of giving
 instructions on the piano.
 Having spent 12 years of his life study ing music in Europeon musical centers, is recognized as one among the best ac- companists, coachers and interpreters in this country. he has had noted career.
 He travelled with Ysaye, the famous Belgian violinist, on his last tour in America; was also accompanist en tour with Minnie Hauk.. and accompanist for many noted artists in New York city and connected for a number of years with the Metropolitan Opera house ar lists. Mr. Levy was, for eight years tue official accompanists of the Rubeinstein club of New York the most noted Ladies vocal club of America, as we'll as the Apollo club and Bankers Glee club. both of New York
 Mr Levy will have two studios where he can be seen for terms, one upstairs, at Seals Piano Co, 2Ol7 First avenue, the other in conjunction with MT. E. J. s. Lorraine, tie well known voice specialist at 15oo Fifteenth avenue, south. s-
 MT. Levy has inducements of some nf the greatest artists in the world. He has a scrap book showing an autograph letter from Js sferson Davis as the teacl- CT of his two daughters
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-26
WEEK OF PRAYER
 TO BE OBSERVED

The congregation of the Eleventh Avenue Methodist church will observe a week of prayer this coming week with a special programme and services at the church on Tuesday and Wednes- day afternoons under the auspices of the ladies of the church. Much good is expected to result from these prayer services and the public is cordially in vited to attend
 The following is the programme for Tuesday afternoon:
 Leader, Mrs. Cowan: Scripture read ing, Mrs J. M. Lipsconb; prayer; black board lecture. Mrs. l.. N Ballard; read ing on China Mrs. J. B. Hill; read ing on 'The Brevard Mission School, Mrs. J. D. Scruggs; reading on "Rio de Janeiro." Mrs. Bissett; reading, The Day Nursery in the Kindergarten Miss Chambers: closing song
 Programme for Wednesday after noon:
 Leader, Mrs. James; address Rio de Janeiro," Miss Alice Johnson; History of the Home Mission Society" Mrs. j.. D. Simpson; vocal solo, Mrs. Jack Adams; reading, selected, Mrs James, "Training in Kindergarten Mrs. C.. B. Toliver.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-26
LODGE 79, B. P. o. E., TO
 HOLD MEMORIAL
Give Exercises at Bijou Theatre Next Sunday Afternoon in Honor
 of Dead Comrades

The Birmingham lodge No. 79. Benevo- lent and Protective Order of Elks, will hold their memorial exercises at the Bi- sjou theatre next Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock to observe the memories of their dead comrades with appropriate eere- monies.
 A programme has been arranged by A committee composed of G. Rotholz, O. w. Colgin. Julius Elinger. Frank Arrico and w. S. Shepard. as follows:
 March Claimants orchestra.
 Opening of lodge. I Lodge Hymn-Lodge, orchestra and au- Clence:
 Great Ruler of the Universe All-seeina and benign,
 Look down upon and bless our work And be all glory thine. Oh, hear our prayer for the honored dead, While bearing in our minds The memories graven in each heart, F or Auid Lang Syne. Prayer the Rev. R. DeOVies: quartet, 'Thy Will Be Done,' (Mendelssohn, Ad- vent quartet, Prof. Fred l.. Grambs, d. rector address, pr. William E. Evans string quartet. Calman's orchestra; eu- logy, ''Our Absent Brothers, Brother w F. McCrossin; quartet, Consider and Hear Me- tPfueger). Advent quartet, Prof. Fred L. Grambs, director; closing of the lodge: doxology; benediction, the Rev. R. DeOvies.