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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-04-27
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Ias &auste oftiate lth am 9ton=
tag IN elmer langeren 3e6utte NIT Sem
Goritlog oes slbgeoroneten Gor Don
SSnoiana, Bic WieIlengeloer Ser apn=
greBabgeoroneten bon 10 altf ) Gents
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me]1ig 6egenliebe ill1 @ali5, uuo 1pl1roe
iGliaBlid1 ais uuBer Sronl1ng erflurt
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SIS. flel ollrh, trotOem Die Ien1ofra=
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fer i1nnler iiblihe Soften hei Sen mih=
tigeren @a1sfumttee5. Gon repl1bll=
fa11iieter Selte lpuroe hDhneno Oaruu1
hinge1pielelt, 0aB Sic Ien1ofraten Iett
ner1uhtelt, SteQen mieoer ei115ltfilhrel1,
Sic Don ibren eigenen Sadperi itan0i=
GEN IN Sem geltreben, grlpar11ilIe 5l1
er3iale1, geltrihen moroen leien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-04-27
@rter Sbcil.
5frieoem9tl1m9e.
Inter oen mc1ifaniiden Sninrgenten
lit sic Mniidt uerbreitet, oak Der
;sricSe geiidrrt lit. = Der 8affen-
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,ssi Socie,~ r.mtcr l1mitdnSen perlan=
gcrt mct~-
gl Eaio, Ser., "a. slpril.

Is miro mitgetbeilt, oub I'M Tall
7ich Dies uothig erlpeilen lolte, Ser
@ufieui1illituno 5mildeu 0em Hegle=
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an pelheu Gage er Inn 0sittag ab=
liiuIt, perl1ngert lueroeu miro. @as
sic Nrieoen5oerbunolungen betrifft, 10
lit lest ieoe 9surtei init Sen Soroerun=
qen Ser auoereu i'm ltn1riB befunnt
genladlt lpproen. General MaOero bot
ldou leit 5Iuei @odeu gelpuBt, 5l1 mel
t4t1en ;il,geltdnouillen Sic Gegierung be-
reit lit, fat oies ober gebetm gehaIten.
Gr hlt lest leine eigenen Soroerltn=
gen nat Ser @auptltuot telegruphirt,
!uorol;T er cine lunge9epelhe als e[llt=
MORT erhielt Don oeren SSnbalt aber
l1ihts befannt gemoroen it, "a Ser
teleJraphiife Gerfehr, neil plele 81
nieu urber Srontng liuo. 5u langlan1
1uo beIdrperlih lit, nanlentlid1 81
SunSerte pon MusOriifen oeln Gooe
e1ttnor1n1e!1 1peroen niilie11. nobel Sos
geril1glte GerleGen in Ser l(eGeriesllng
uiele Stl1n>en &er5igerlng perltriaht,
nii1id1eu heioe Enrteten 6elanote nit
al1sqe>ebl1teiter Gpllnuht SIT ernen=
nel,.
Cia 9(rnerifoner. Sic fiir Maoerp
gefott'tel haben, 6ereiteu ltd) oarauf
DOR, iih 1pieoer SEN @erfen oes 7Srie=
oens ,l1 }piome11, oa lie glultbett bnB
Ser &1lnpf oprilber lit. Giele Vferi=
fo!1er. Sic Ser gleihen Metnltn itno,
'ieheu Iih Ihpu nnd 9elhdfttgung unt.
Iiele pom ihne1 Sic ME aus ihren
.,ein1iihe11 @ergen heraus gefonrnet
.parelr, iehen 1tal11reno al1f Sic hohen
6ebGitSe DON gl Golo un0 n1odter1
germ ienIeits Ser @rense s(rbeit err
holten. Gelegenheit bietet ith ihnelr
oos1 reit7lif IN SEN 2ogern Ser gi=
ienbnhnarheiter. Iie 9tahrid1t Ser
9liln5iirten Ereiie, oaB Ser General
Bernardo Nepes, Ser S(bott Ser neri=
foniiden 9(rrnee, nah ieinen1 Tater=
lar10e suriidfehren miro, Inn bei @ie=
berberlteuung Ser &ube 5u belfen,
1pltroe Iopohl Don Sen essnlurgenten,
rpie or11 Sen &egierltngslol0uten nit
groBen1 Snterelie entgegengenommen.
gs heiBt, oaB 9}enes nod) Ser Trali=
oentiduft fei11 Terlangen fat ltn0 0aB
er einer Ser treltelte11 9(nbanger BON
Iios lit. sluf Sic 9(rrnee fat er mehr
Ginf[,1B, ols irgeno ei1 9lnoerer. Nuh
bein1 Gn(fe 1teht er in ho6em sln'eber1,
lr1o n1on glal1bt ln6eoingt ieinen1
Mort. Iian glaltbt, ooB thn Sic Ser
onIta(tl1rg Ser Stant5= l1no Staotrpah=
fen onnertraltt lperoen miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-04-27
Bur Gage in Maruffo.
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1ie fron511tlhe Hegierung lit auf
oae 1Sqile in Maroffo porbereitet. Gas
ariegs!l1il1iiterirun fat Sic geadridt
erhulte1t, 0aB Sic erIte fliegen0e So
lonne, Sic in gonsnifa BEL Gaia6lan=
ca an Ser MeItfii1te orga11iliert mur=
Sc, rnter SEM gefehl BON Weaior Sl=
mon 5an1 gntlat bon sTe5 il6er Hobat
obgegangen lit. Gine 5lpeite aaionne
tpir6 orgnniiiert 1tno loa Ser erlten
folgen. Sic Hegierrng ienoet ltnge=
fahr 10000 Monn @erltarflng nad)
Golablonca. 1ieIe Srrppen beIte6en
alts mebreren Regtuenten 5Sran5oIen
inns 1900 Seregafelen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-04-27
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SS | e n, u. NtpTl.
Sic @orbonolurgen iiber oas 8ehr=
geIeb, me[de ieit 9lnfang oie'es Dfo=
mats spiihen SEM 6iterreihilden Mi=
1riiterpr1li0enten 6reiberrn BON 8ie=
nert6 inns SEM ltngarilhen Nelnilter-
prdli0e11ten @rafen &6uen=Se0erparp
itattgefl1noer boben l11o lidl haupt=
iGhlid linn Sic heifle Spradenfrage
ore6ten, iino 0urd einen &omproniB
heenoigt moroen. 8raf &huen lprroe
oarnoh non1 &aiier entpfangen uno
erItottete erihDpfe1oen @erid1t ll6er
SEN TerlauT Ser &onferen5en lomle
iifer Ste pclitilde Gage in ltngarn,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-04-27
Cine ,uid)tige &onfercn5.
2ilia BON, "a. Mpril.

Gs lit fiir SEN 9. M}ai cine &o11=
fereu5 Ser 9iih0fe in Eortugal nad
Sem Nalalt oes Natriarden in Sun
Glcento einberufen mornen, in Ser
Ger Eatriard1 BON 9iliabon Sen gor=
iiB iiibren miro. IS ioa Sic @altung
oes &lerus 81 oen1 neltlib erlalienen
8ees betreff5 Ser Srennung bon Sir
d;e uuo Staat 6elprohen lperoen. gi=
ne Gepelde BON Som iagt, oaB ser
Gotifan crit Sic gntihei0ung Ser por=
tugieiilden gild55ffe perneb5ner 1pia,
ehe er itd el1tlhlieBt, mas lein gorge=
zen lein lou.
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Gle Sdidamer @erften liegcn it'll.
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Gin Streif un0 cine slusiperrl1ng
fat Die gan5e slr6eit auf Sen Shi=
hauer Sdiffstperften labn1 gelegt,
mo0urd Sic &ollen0ung 0es Sdladt=
lhiffes Oloenbura oersogert meroen
miro. @or 51pei @ohen qingen 900
9lrbciter an SEN Stretf uno sic 1900
9fonl1, Sic an Ser 9(rbeit blieben, tpei=
gerten lidl, Sic Eflitten oerer 5u er=
fitQen, Sic al1sgeltanoen maren. sSs11=
folgeoeiien muroe BON bem 9ireftp=
rilm Ser &pnnpagnte Ser geid1luB ge=
faBt, alle slrbeiter nit einanoer aus=
sulperren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-04-27
1900 slrbcitcrinmeu um Streif.
6 0 IS 5 a m. 20. 9(nril.

11tr6 ei11en Streif Don 1900 Or:
6eiterinnen lin0 Ste 8ergrnarn=glef
tri5ittidtslperfe. 9(ftier1geielidaft, 81
einer tbeilmeiien ginitenl1ng Tires 8e
triebS ge5lpungen mor0en 9ie 9lr
6eiterinnen in Ser ltmfangreider
@Iiibla1npenfabrif Ser 16ir1na arge=
1teut, ii1t6 megen 9tfferen5en nit Sci
9eitung ausltdnoig lrn0 Ser Setrief
ser 8liihlampenfabrifution rubt pon
itInOig.
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%olfs5ablung,
8 0 II S 0 II, 25. o(pril

GtIpa $4,000 9ean1te ueroen BE-
'djaftigt, l1ll1 Sen 5ebnja6rigen 3en=
ilts in grobbritannien SIT nebnen. Ile
.7ela:t1n1te 9epolferung oes Gerelnlg=
Ten a0rig5reihs miro pd9reno Ser
.)lttrht po11 Sanli1ag al1f Sonl1tug ge=
}Gblt. Sprl1l1lare NIT SEN n01hIgen
NraJen rpi1roen ugn SaltI Itag uert9eilt,
l;t1o oQe 2el;te ueroen angefalten, Die
Ie am Son11tag a11s5ufilllen IN 0em
S5aule, no lie Sountag1ad)t ldaafen.
,Sriib aln N1pntagn1orgen meroen Die
]sapiere eingeiant1nelt luerOen. .War
Jlolltt, >nb Iid7 Sic geuolferltlrg IN
Zen lcstelr 5ebn SSabren um 81 l11l=
lipner perilebrt fat. Iie Suffraget=
ten oerluden, Sic Golfssahlung 5ll
'55re!1. i1oeln lie oie Tralel1 alffor=
Germ, Sic geul1tportllng Don eSragen
.3ll per1peiger11. Seit mehreren Ia=
gen ha6en nob(gefleioe1e Sral1en Ste
5traben ourch5oqen nit @anncrl1 nit
Ser SSl1idmiTt: aeine Stilns1se, fein
3el1llts. Ser critic E(an lief oaraltf
binalts, 0aB Sic Sralel1 Sic gon5e
9fodJt 6il1ourh altf SEN Straben pro-
n1enieren loQten, 10 Oob oie gean=
ten ni9t ei11n1al ste 9ln5ahl 0erlel6en
in grfabrl1rg bri1tgen fonnel1 bod lit
o;eier Elan oltfgege6e11 Iporoen.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-07-10

xyidad intestinal donde Sc originan
milltiples venenos intestinales, a los
cue Sc atribuye la excitaci0n de las
cehllas sangulneas para penetrar en-
e} cuerpo de las celulas nerviosas. Y
algo mas descubrio: esos mismos vene-
nos intestinales son Ia causa esenclal
del complicado proceso de la veJez, la
cual no seria sino ,el intrincado probe
ma de la esclerosis. Sc puede asegurar
que La vejez es una enfermedad origi-
NADIA lenta eficazmente EN- ell lntes-
tino. Evitar la putrefaccion Ell este, es
proteger la elasticidad de nuestras ar
terias, La defensa 1ntegra de nuestro
lhigado, la excelsa personalidad psi
-tlt1ica de nuestro cerebro, la normah-
dad de nuestros sentidos Y la lisura de
nuestra piel. iQue milagro mayor
e1lle este de indicarnos ell camino por
eionde podr1amos IL serenamente, en-
ANA santa tranquilidad espiritual por
81 sendero de los siglos! 49,.
-Ahora va a realizar ell mas porten-
$3.50 de sus milagros; acaso perezca
AHA en- la TERRA de Confucio; pero al
fin vivira como Alfonso Quijano, som
.riente satisfecha su alma, en- el alma
de todos los hombres de buena volun-
lad.
Diego Carbonell.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-07-10

estado de ruina, y que luego reconstruct
sus expensas, La mitad de Dona Petro-
Mia Patricia RIOS de NOVA, mayor de
edad en- ciento cincuenta dollars, Y la
otra mitad en- union de un trozo de te-
rrenO del solar en- que enclava de los
esposos Don Alfonso FAURA RIOS y
Do1a Orosia PEREZ DE LENA, tam
bien mayores de edad, por documento
privado de y IA de Mario de 1907, res
pectlvamente, quienes la hab1an adquiri-
do en- la suma de trescientos dollars en-
9 de Mario de 1907 de Dona Maria RIOS
Viuda de RUBIO, la que tambien habfa
yendido anteriormente al Don Antonio
AGUILAR MORA otra faja de terreno
del indicado solar en- la suma de veinte
y cinco dollars, por documento privado
de ! de Diciembre de 1903
Las hermanas Dona Maria y Dona Pc
tronila Patricia RIOS adquirieron la
prOpiedad de la casa descrita de una
cuerda de terreno que ocupaba Ell solar
de esta y otra casa mas que fue destru1da
por el cicl6n de 1889, por herencia de su
senor padre Don Jose RIOS Y BE-
RRIOS que falleci6 en- esta Ciudad en-
el afio 1875; y habiendose dividido con-
vencionalmente dicha cuerda de terreno
entire la Dona Petronila Patricia RIOS
oe NOVA y Don Antonio AGUILAR
MORA que representaba por compra los
derechos de la Otra heredera DOna Ma
ria RIOS de RUBIO en- Ell indicado So
lar, correspondio al Don Antonio la me-
dia cuerda va descrita, objeto del expe-
diente que luego enajen6 con la casa por
6l reconstruida, y que enclava en- la mis-
ma, al promovente ell Don Felipe Te0-
doro AGUILAR MORA; y tanto Ell pc
ticionario como los anteriores duenos han
venido poseyendo la casa solar de re-
ferencia desde las fechas indicadas. en-
ooncepto de dueilos, p1blica pac1fca-
mente, con buena fe y justo tltulo, sin
interruption alguna, carece de titulo
de dominic escrito inscribible.
Por tanto habiendo ordenado el Ho-
norable j. A. Lopez Acosta Juez de
esta Corte de Distrito, sc cite al Homo
rabic Fiscal de la misma, q los anterio-
res duenos srs -habientes, 81 fue-
sen conocldos, y sc publiquen edictos
por termlno de sesenta dlas que empe-
zaran contarse desde ell primero en-
que aparezca inserto dicho edicto por
tres veces Ell un peri0dico de los de
mayor circulation de San Juan de P.
R.; citandose ademas q las personas
lgnoradas que sc cream tener sObre di-
cho lnmueble alglln derecho real,
tndos aquellos a quienes pueda perju-
dicar la inscription de dominic solici-
tada, para que dentro de dicho termi-
no comparezcan formllando oposici6n
previniendo que pasado el mismo, y
olda la prueba que ofrezca Ell promo
vente, Sc resolvcra sobre la declaration
de dominic. parando todos los periui-
clos de ley.
Y, para su' publication en- la forma
ordenada- extiendo ell presente bajo mi
frma, y sello de Ia Corte en- Humacao
4 70 de .Junio de 1911.
Jesus L. Pereyo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-07-10
EDICTO
Distritc judicial de Humacao. P. &c
En- La Corte de Distrito.
Felipe Te0dor0 AGUILAR MORA
EX-parte.
DECLARATION DE DOMINIC.

POR CUAN'TO Felipe Teodoro AGUI-
LAR MORA, vecino de San Juan de
" r., propietalio, mayor de edad y ca
sado actualmente con Dona Isabel AN
DREU BLANCO, por conducto de su
aabogado Victor BURSET MASFE-
RRf1R, ha promovido ante eSta Corte
2m expediente solicitando Sc declare srl
favor ell dominic de la siguiente finca =
Solar radicado en- ell barrio t}e Rio
~ Abaio, termino municipal de HUanaeao.
compuesto de media cuerda de terren3
llano, equivalente d 19 areas. 65 cen
tiareas y colindante por el Norte. con
otro solar de media cuerda de Dona
Petronila Patricia RIOS de NOVA;
por eI Sur, con terrenos del promoven-
te Don Felipe Teodoro AGUILAR MO-
RA v solar de Don Aurelio RAMI-
REM; por Ell Este, con tierras del alu-
dido Don Teodoro AGUILAR MORA
Y por el OeSte. con Ia calle de la Ram
bIa; enclavando en- dicho solar una ca
sa de maderas del pals v extranjeras
cobiada de zine. de siete metros seten-
ia centlmetros de frente por diez y seis
metros treinta centimetros de fondo,
con balconies al Norte, Sur Y Oeste, y
ademas, su cocina Y letrina.
Sobre dicha finca no pesan cargas nj
gravamenes de ninguna especie, tiene
an valor actual de MIL QUINlENTOS
DOLLARS, y la adquirio el Don Teodo-
40 AGUILAR MORA en- estado lie sol
1eria, de su hermano Don Antonio dc
lgnales apellidos, soltero, mayor De edad
v vecino de Humacao,. por Iloounentc
priyado de 10 de Enero d. 1898; este
a 81 veg hubo la casa Que - hallaba Ell
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-07-10

Diego Carbonell.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-16
Daddy Bedtime
O., The First White
DlOI v Man to Smoke
A Pipe

= RANDpA had come to see the children, and Jack and Evelyn had hung
about him all day and over him all evening When bedtime cama
they did not wish to feava him.
hut grandpa ms to have his good night pipe mt OF the porch
and when he has that he wants peace and quiet TX you children are hanging
Jack and Evelyn sighed and climbed the stairs. for when daddy spoke TINT
way they knew bed 1t must be-
4 wonder II you would like to hear about the white mar who first smoked
a pipe OF tobaccoTs asked daddy.
"Of courseF' cried Jack and II don't mindF said Evelyn. W M
We'll. thh man shame was Walter Raleigh, and he lived several hundred
years ago when England had a lady queen named Elizabeth WaIMr-Sr
Walter 10 "a caled-Hved In London and usedt to so every day to- the queens
palace with tn other fine gentlemen who paid her the pretty compliments OF
which she al very fond.
Sir Walter had thus made himself agreeable to the queen One day
when wns ut walking she came to a mud puddle which there ws nj
way of crossing without souing her delicate satin Shoes
young Walter Raleigh happened to notice the mud and quickly stepped
forward and laid his own beautiful velvet and satin cloak so that the queen
could step owe without soHing her feet
"The queen was much pleased with this polteness, n Don tho yourxy
IN ws through her favor given many chances to- make money. He 10
became quite rich
He sent ships 10 Virginia, then a new country. and tried to AVE people
go there to live One little village which was started by the folk b sent ore
was called Roanoke 1t was o a success. but ~ good thing that cam about
through Sir Walter Rahghs interest in America was that people learned 10
eat potatoes
seine OF his men brought him a present of tobacco and a pipe from maica
to ser smoke coming out Of his moss and mouth Thinking be vas d nre.t the
much trouble in explaining his pipe to the faithful fellow. After awhile
smoking became sc popular in England that even the court ladies' smoked
tobacco in ut little silver pipes. Queen Elizabeth herself leading the fashion,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-16

MILDLY WITH fOkE AND
SLEEVES In ONE, z17Z.
WITH OR WITHOUT SHIELD, WITH
LONG OR ELBOW SLEEVES.
The MILDLY blouse that is cut In one
with the sleeves Is a new and smart
Fone 1t is Easy to MAKE, too. conse-
Equentiy IL Is etremefy popular. This
one can be gathered at the waist line
by means of a tape aHc a casing, or
stayed with a belt, or 1t can be left
loose and worn either over or under
the skirt. 1t can be opened for full
length at the front or to the depth of
the yoke only. t Will pc found adap-
tibie for every material hat is used
for blouses of the kind, linen, popiin,
serge, game and the entire list, but
in the illustration white linen Is band
ed with blue.
The blouse is made with q yoke that
is cut in one with the sleeves and with
a lower portion. The yoke is cut In
two pieces, poined at the center back.
rate front and back. When the OPEN
The lower portion is made with sepa-
Ing Is made for the entire length the
closing Is made invsib1y, when 1t is
are laced together by means OF eyelets
and cords and ribon. The long sleeves
are tucked and finished with cuSs. The
shield is separate and 1t can be high
or low. When used IL is adjusted UNI
der the louise and closed at the back.
For the medium size will be required
SM yards of material ~ or SO, q yards
~ inche wide with ~ yards OF wide
ADD 2sa yards q narrow lad
for a "a, 81, 3S, 40 and AZ inch bust
measure. and will be mailed to any
address by the Fashion Department of
this paper, on receipt Of ten cents.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-16
MUST BELIEVE 1T
When weM-Isnossn Perth Amhoy
People Tell it So Plainly.

When public endorsement is made
by a representative citizen of Perth
Amboy the proof is positive. You
must believe It. Read this testimony.
Every backache sufferer, every man,
woman or child with any kidney
trouble will find profit in the read
fng.
P. e. Greenwall. SO Gordon street.
Perth Amboy, N. j., says: II never
took another medicine that acted as
effectively as Doan's Kidney Pills.
For a long while 7 was troubled by
an irregularity In the passages of the
kidney secretions and 1t bothered me
mostly at night. / also had q weak
Back and after sitting for awhile, It
was hard for me to s~traighten. After
I used one box of Doan's Kidney Pills
oil the pain and lameness disappear
ed and my kidneys no longer trou-
bIed me. You are welcome to 8
my endorsement In the newspapers"
FOR sale by all dealers. Price 80
cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the Unit
ed States.
rs Remember the name-Doan's-
and take no other.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-16

feet and hustle.
And when he does that, he's doing It for her. is we'll IS for himself
ma vf lives there a woma that doesn't feel at least a little bt ap
prfeyed when sMe gees her husband brush the dust off his trousers-as
II were-and rise erect to kneeI III more?
The woman with ommon nseso calls that common sense a her
rescue and becomes resigned to the inevitable state If affairs
But the dreamer, the idealis-to which class this "beautifuI and
auuerfor woman doubtless beIonHs-takes the change much harder
she not only feels, but acts much aggrfeved. She puts on IN injured air
which probably vastly mygifes her husband. She often says aYou eve
used to- do so-and-so"
and right, who loves his wife as much ID, If not more. than his sweet
attitude. naturally feels indignant, and. after patiently enduring the n
pleasant atmosphere which she creates, finally rebels and gives her real
reason to feel aggrieyed.
And there you ire with a matrimonial rift wide and ready. to be
wider at the slightest provocaHon And all with no logical cause a all
The whole thing reminds me of the Silly saying, "a man eve
for a car after he gets IT, which ! have often heard people quote IN e
gard to marriage with most cynical emphasis
or course, a mar never III for a ca after he gets IT. But would
you want him to? What would YOU think of him If he did?
Listen, brides and bridesto-be When a man, In the change from
lover to husband. does not lose his willingness to work for you. his re-
spect, his camaraderie, and his tenderness towards /. yu may be
pretty sure that, no matter what minor changes In his manner there re-
you have n o reason to feel aggreved. I
Don't act abused because he has risen from his knees. Be glad that
Is O kind, strong nan who stands erect on his two feet before ou
ready to take your hand in his and walk with YOU and guide Won and
make a pathway for you to the journeys End.
@o ~
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-16
VARIOUS sTEWs.

Stews may be made of the cheaper
cuts of meat and with different sea-
soning to vary the flavor, a great va
riety may be had
Spanish Stews-Cut q small piece
of suet into pieces and try out In a
saucepan. Add one and q fourth
pounds Of chuck cut In small pieces.
Cook until we'll Drowned, then add
g little water and simmer until ten
der. Add a third of a can OF to-
mataas, one small onion, q bay leaf
and salt and pepper. Thicker with
-four that has been Drowned.
Irish Stew.-Take one and a half
pounds of the neck of beef, cut in
pieces an inch square, place In a
saucepan in which a little suet has
been fried out; add q slice OF onion
and brown the meat. Cover with three
cups of boiling water and simmer
slowly for half an hour. Then add
two carrots, cut fine. Cook another
hour. and then add FIVE potatoes cut
In halves. When the potatoes are
tender. add a little flour to the gravy.
Season with salt, pepper and serve.
Veal Stew-Taka one and a half
pounds of shoulder of veal, cut it In
pieces. put into a saucepan With boil
ing water. n onion, salt and pepper
to taste. When the meat Is nearly
cooked, put into a saucepan over the
fire a piece of butter to fill a table
spoon and a teaspoonful of flour;
blend and cook and then add to the
veal gravy.
A very nice favored stew may be
prepared by using several kinds of
meat, a few chicken bones for flavor,
some beef and a little veal.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-16

Women who are arranging Hal
loween affairs will find many things in
the Grape paper line that are adapted
to their needs.
Witches riding upon broorns come In
all sizes In piain black or white to use
against contrasting backgrounds, with
bats, bugs, beetles, owls and cats and
tiny black goblins of all sizes. Then
there are Jack Horner pies In great
variety. q Of pumpkin blossoms tied
with narrow black ribbons, with little
black COLLINS hidden Ia the blossoms;
another a silver moon, with black cats
and witches perched on its surface.
A decoration to hang over the table
e a ehfld's hoop of small size covered
with pumpkin vines, with little pump
kins forming a sort of fringe, cats and
owls perched on the rim and witches
floating around the center.
Favors take the form of hats, bon
nets, wands. fans, flowers, vegetables.
shoes, caps and candiesticks, while
pumpkin pies in individual size and
very true TO life hold a half dozen
favors.
Napkins show patterns OF corn.
pumpkins, cats, witches and bats and
all sorts of flowers.
Papers for decorating are very at-
traetive. 1t is quite a popular idea
TO cover the walls of the dining room
with paper that carries out the idea of
the party In coIoring and decoration.
For instance, for a Halloween party
cover the walls with gray paper, with
a wide border of black with white
witches, cats and moons, or cover
them with yellow paper, with a border
Of black stewn with yellow pumpkins.
One 81 Nle new conceits for the
bridge player is a convenient r~eticule
made of ribbon. Very wide satin rib
bon is formsa into three bags. each
than the one next above. The
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-16
BY RUTH CAMERON

So KNOW a man who was fnsanely in love with q beautiful and SUI
spertor woman. He simply worshipped her oil HIS knees. Now they
are married and he scarcely treats her decenty. And yet Pm sure
ina II a hadn't married him, he'd have gone worshipping b Ter for
YER. Isn't that enough to make a woman cynical about marriage?"
So one II my correspondents questions.
NO, that's o enough to make a woman cynical about marriage-at
least. not this woman. -M.@