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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-02
Ser Eapit miro, ipie ans allerbeitcr

Stl fupIi tuttui 'btI "'tS ""e]"e'N~
GlteQe berid)tet miro, III bem ant 81.
Mopeu1ber ob5l1balten0en &oniiitorium
eil1e grDberc Mn3abl &aroinale ernen=
men. ltnter 0et al11erifanil ben geiit=
lihen @iiroentrdgern, melhe SEN Scar
%0inolsbut en1piangen meroen, b%efinoen
iid Ser Gr5biid)of Sarlep bon Seem
Dorf ur0 Ser @r3biidof .. 50. @on-
ned bon @olton. Mu6 Migr. 9io=
me0e 6olconio, Ser papitlihe @ertre=
ter in SEN Ser. Staaten, mir6 gum
&or0inn erboben 1per6en. 9ieiem
&%abelgramm lit roid Elm 5meites &C.
folgt, 1peldes bon &om 6ireft Sic
No6ridt nod @aibington gebrad1
boben rn0 oes Snbaltes lein io1, 6of
Sic g%rnennung Ser 6rei genannten
omerifnniiden 8ralaten 5u &ar0ina=
len forlneu BEL tdtigt lei.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-02
Sic s,piidcuitaatlide 6ambclsfom=

miiiipn mill eitc,1 @eneralinipeftor
Ser G%ileubobnen II ltellen, 1tln iiber
Sen pbpliiden 3l1itan6 Ser @obnen 5ll
bcridtcn. ga @crr @illiam &o1paro
Toft port Sbip noh Sent 4. Mar5
1918 ofn1e omtlidle @eihaftiglng iein
pir0 rr6 Sic Gnalififationen fir oas
11elte Mn1t, otf @rltno iebr ol1sge0ebn=
ter 9icij en, int b0hlten @ru0e beIttt,
10 miro ct biern1it ser 5lpiidenitaat=
liden 6o11oelsfonmillion ar1f oos 8e=
1te er1pfob1en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-02
gYeld oerinoe &%cr,uenbnng fir bas

@apitol int Snlono porbanoen tit,
geft barol1s bernor, oaB @an Street
lid at ei>1er preuBiiden Mnleibe be-
tbeiligt. 9as lit nof lelten porgefom=
nren. 60 giinitig sic @eoing1tnae1
audi fins uto 10 gut alth Sic Cider
felt lit, erreat 6ieies @orgeben ST.
l%tnunen, 81 bislong Sic Ser. Staoten
nien1ols @el6 oe11l,g str 81 itreitltng
fires @eoorfs hotten. 9aB iett 8elo
noh Sem Ml1slonoe nerlieben meroen
fonr, seigt mie gering Sic in6nitrieae
inns geid6ftlihe Tb6tigfeit IN oielem1
2o16e lit. God lit cine baloige Me11=
0erl1ng SIT ermarten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-02
IS tit bcfannt, baB Enfel Samts

Sploaten gut perpflegt mer0el1, 0aB
Sic Soft idnlad6oft uno 10 reidlid lit,
baB oltd) ser ltarfite Mppetit oopo11
6efriebigt miro. Mond)e 0el1tj de
@al1sirau miro 11l1l1 beoenflid) sen
&opf idiitteln, lpe11n Tie erfabrt, SAB
Ser Observation-Disclosures lit jei=
11eln letten Sabresberidt al1giebt, 6ab
sic 8ef0itigung zines Sol0oten tGgli6
nibt gang % Gents foitet. ltn0 6o@
lit an Ser &idtigfeit 6ieier Mngabe
nidt 51 5peifeln. Gs lit III LETTER 3eit
oft genl1g betont mor0en, oaB Sic
Sbeuerl1ng in 2ebenSmitteIn nidt SEM
Nroou3enten SIT @ute fon1n1t, Onfel
Sam faltft aber nidt bonn Mittels=
mann, ionoern oireft pom Iroolt5e,1=
ten. Gr faltft oesbolb biuig, lpabren6
Sic &oltSfrau tbelter einfauft, neil iie
BEL jeoem Ginfa1f ouBer oem Ireis
0es Nro0u5e1ten no6 Sen 8rofit BON
ungefdbr flint 3miidenbdnolern be-
5oblen ml1b. SSn 0eutidlano, un6 no6
mebr in Gnglan6, fat man es pei ltan=
Sen, Sen 3piidenbanoler Biz gu eirem
gepiiien @ra6e oats5lidalten, un6
5par lit 6ies 0urd groBe 4oniumper=
eine gelfeben, Sic MQes in @roBem
oireft pom Hrobn5enten einfaufen uno
nit einem fleinen MufI6log, ser sic
Betriebsfoiten, 6edt, an lire Mitglie=
Ser MEDITERRANEAN. Sn Mmerifa bat es
bisber an einem organilatorilfen Sc
ME aefeblt, tint eih dbnIides Inter
nebmen bon nationa1em rmfange ms
2eben 5u rufen, sic 3eit oafiir lit
aber entIdie6en reif.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-02
9as Maroffoabfummen 9entidJ-

LAMBS u11o 6ronfreids miro ant 3.
ooer 4. Mobember unter5eidnet mer=
5e,1. @on offi5ioier Seite miro 6ie
@ittbeilung gemadt, 6oB 6as @bfom-
men Sen moBgeben0en @emalten in
8ien un6 &om nmtli6 nidt 5ugegan=
gen lit. Grit nad erfolgter Inter
seidnung miro Sic 8er0ffentlida1ng
bes 8ortlol1tes ertpartet. Ser 5taats=
1efretGr bes Mel1Bern b. &i6erlen=
@Gdter fonferirte obermals NIT 6eml
fran80itI6en 8otifafter @ambon.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-02
dc Mmerican Grprek So. nerid)ifl

Sic Mmcriean Grprek So. perididl
<noid)reiben, III tpelden ibre Mge1=
ten anfgefor0ert mer0en, Sic ltrter=
l6riften bon &arn0en SIT erlanger, mel=
d)e 6oriiber lire @%efrieoigl,na aus
0riiden, mie n1bbril1gel16 bas GrpreB
geidGft fir Tie lit. 3ieie 9eunrun0s=
a%eugnilie iollen 6ann Ser 3miid)el1=
ltoatlihen Professionalism INTER-
breitet mer6en. Sic S0ee lit ausge=
seidnet. Gos @rpreBaeidaft lit III
Ser 'Sbat nltb6ringen6; 10 mttbrin=
geno, sob Sic &egier,111g es leltlt iiber=
nebnten 1tn6 0en breiten Gplfsrnallen
Sen groBen Erofit eriparen iollte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-02
Gnalanb aebt crmitlid an bas @erf,

U19ldit6 9tDt tfttttGtW III Il Uetr1,
feline Mrbeiter Sdu1b9eiebgebung 81
perponltGnoigen. Mo66em bereits ale
unbemittelten 8erlonen, sic iiber 70
Sabre alt lino, cine 8eniton be5ieben,
mirb cine 1,el,e Sin Sic Mrbeiter gegen
@ranfbeit uno Mrbeitslnfabigfeit ber<
lid}ern. Cine anbere Sin gebt iogar
iiber sic beutiden @oblfabrts<@in=
mSidtunqen binnus, inoem Tie p%orlaufig
Qemilie @Ioiien bon Mrbeitern, sic am
meiIteu Ser Mrbeitsloiigfeit m~1sgeiett
fins, gegen oieie neriidert.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-02
@erttms Ma@rt1tem.

S Bel ser letten Montog in Ser
ct. Marieni6ulballe gu ct. GIo,,o
gebdftenen balbiabrliden @er1omnz
lung 6es alloa beitebenoen 81. SoieSb-.
@ainneroereins ergab fi6 aus SEN
@erleiungen ser 8eridte 6es gereius-
idobmeiiters un6 oes Sefretars, ooB
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-02
@taot=N entgfeiten.

- Ser in st. @lol1o %beifeben0e
Sfat=Glub miro Ont Sonntag, SEN 10.
Mnocl1ber, ein Sfottoltrrier int Cont
>nerciol Gll1b=Sole in Ser Garter @alle
peranltalten, bos aus 51pei Sibungen,
bon 0enen Sic eri te nahmittags balb
3 uno Sic 5meite aben6s s l1br be-
ginnt, beitebt. 3ebn peridie0cne
Nreile, bon 6ener Ser erite 40 9ol=
lars in @ol0, ser 5meite 25 Collars,
ser brittle Is Collars, ser bierte 10
Collars IN @olo betragt un6 sic fol-
geroen lit Si1ber 51 $500, $500,
$500, $500, 5000 un6 $1.O0 BE-
iteben, ii1r6 fir sic beiten Spieler OTIS
geiebt. Mae Sfatbriioer int County
iino 5u 0iei em Eour11ier freun6li6it
eingelooen, inns allen 5beilnebmer11
fins ber0niiate Stu1t6en 5l1geiidert.
- Sur @orfeier ieines Mamensfe=
ties mltroe 6re bodm. p. Mlfre6, 3.
8. g., am Mittno6 Mben0 bergon=
gener ISOLDE bon 6em &ird]enhpr iei=
ner @enteinoe init einem StQnoden
beebrt, inns ser @ratl1Iation folgten
einige redt a11ge1ebn1e stun6e1h mo-
bei sic 5miiden Sem Nforrer 11n6 SEM
G1or ~beiteben0e gi1ttradt 10 red)t sur
@eltlutg fam.
- Sobn Merfii11g, lpelber Bis sum
letten 1. Sl1li in ct. Glolt6 ein
Sdonfgeiddft betrieb, l1a0 Mlt0olpb
SSager, melder lit @erbin0l1ng nit
6rol1f 8raln gGeihfoQs III ct. Glou0
einer @irtbidaft Dor itort6, tper6en lid
oieler Gage nod Mleranbria begeben
lt1o sort fom1menSe ISOLDE nit eirnr1=
Ser Gin @eidoft III uMoiIem" eroffnen.
- Mortag M6enb modten Sic Mit=
glieoer ser Granite Gitp 8ano fire
5meite StraBenpromena0e inns iere=
nirten Sen bodlp'iten &errn 8ii9oi
Trobec, Sic @oipitalid)metern Inns
ionitige 8rominenten Ser Sto6t, sic
es Sen Muiifern att ibrer @epoger=
felt ni6t feblen laiien.
$. S. 2iebermam bon @innea=
polls, mel9er lnter ser Mnflage, Der
falidten @ein in ct. @lol16 perfauft
5lt baben, Dor SEN &ihter 5itirt mur6e,
Dor bem er ont 80. Sctpber iein @r=
ldeinen bdtte MAIDEN io1lett, gldt15te
an jenem Sage 6urd Mbmeierbeit,
6em5ufolge an6eren Sages ser 5@e=
riff iid nob Minneopolis aufmadte,
tint 6aie1bit 6em 0eIinquenten feline
%slufmartung gu MAIDEN.
SIN elmer Montag Mben6 gebalte=
men ipe5ienen 5itung ser Sta0tpater
Emur6e erfte StraBe n0rolid bon 5.
Biz z. 9loe. oIs Marftplab beitimmt.
8um 8ou zines nel1e1t gu SEN &irdbo=
fen fiibren6en @eges be>pi1igte ser
Staotrotb $500. 1ns @ebalt 6es
Morftaltfiebers mltr6e 5u $45 per
Monot fit 6os gatt5e Sabr beitimmt
oieier Mmfieber miro erit in Ser ndd=
iten @eriommluna eemablt perben.
Mn Mpplifonten fir sen Soften feblt
es nidt.
= SSn Ser unbefledten gmpfang=
nibfirde mfrs am fommen0en Cont
tag cine gpe3ialfo1efte erboben, 6eren
@etrag lie noh @eitimmung oes &C.
bers entpe6er fit sic Stride o6er fir
sic OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES pertpen-
set mir6.
- SIN Sitter bon 10 Sabren bat
gamitag Madmittag @6efla &rauieH,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-02

m,,6 nun nadmeiien, oaB Ser Grllit
sod sic ge1ebmiorige Organization lit,
oeren darafteriitilden @igenldaften
su beiite>t, er entidie6en in Mbreoe
itellt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-02
I'm Wiinitcr. @eitnhalc1

Sm Miiniter, @eitpbalcn, lit nnter
ei10rltdspouen Geremonien ser nelte
8ii6of, 9r. b. 6artmann, intbroni.
iirt moroen. 81. b. @artmann lit ser
GadJfoIger bes Der torbenen Dr. Din-
ael1ta6.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-02

@raibent Salt fat feline iiblide
Danfiagu,ngs : proclamation erlolien,
in ser er DonnerItag, Sen 80. Mopem-
Der, fir 6ieies Sabr als Seiertag feit-
febt. Ct metit 6araaf bin, 6oB BAG
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-02
Mit ieinen @ntldei6mmaen 10

WHf 1etllen Vntde161t119ett bbH
SAT- 5u SAL fann 6os 8l1n6es=O ber=
geridt fid nun au6 Sem 5tab1truit
5upenoen. Dos Sufti36epartement bat
Sen anoeren giier, sic es int Seuer
fat, audi 6ieie @age bin3ugefiigt. Sc
The wageworker., 1911-01-20


that drive away worry. It's what
And here's commonplace for wory-tre but neverthe
1ses uggestve You crossing bridges until
them. Chldren said good the family gath
cred about his deahbed during long life had great
troubles, of which happened You have
wondered the doctors bills and where
the and fuel from, and how Johnny
shoes Annie Somehow the
bills paid But you say Il had pretty tough time
getting through Yes the hard consisted of
that, workingman
that he has worried hard
The other day climbing circular stairway small
could only but when took that
| glad If
whole would
of It's Just step a a time
The wageworker., 1911-01-20
REV. CHARLES STELZLES CURE FOR WORRY

worry First, by realizing
uselessness If spend dozen
worry could change single fact The only that
hard work and you
with clear head and steady hand A of friends
looking of lunatio asylum One
marked L suppose that large proportion of these people
of rs kind
worry neoessary2S asked another.
worry by taking larger view of life We
taken with little affairs that sometimes forget that
there big world beyond And when things wronwt
out looking upon imagine that the world great
black sunless hea sphere broken the whole hor
chlds life How pfuy have smiled at the youngste
whose heart almost broken because what
trivial And have learned to smile what
thought
have had larger experience.
Its thing yourself
renber that work life of Gods
forget
God asks OF No do
Worry be cured by apprecang that what has
that brings mind
had These
used having
them ALL what did this Vanity
all is vanity And will Chss Solo
glory Consider the lilies field
neither they And Solo
all his glory like of these Here's the
The wageworker., 1911-01-20
A BUMP FOR PRESIDENT TAFT.

The decision of the United States upholdng the
oonstonal of the bank something OF jolt for
the gentlemen who succeeded the presidency by OF the
tt Theodore Roosevelt During OF 1908 the dem
made much OF the proposed law but Mr. TAFT
couldn't the He
that would be law and
himself
cradle weight than Now along
Mr.
misty his
tariff reduction
The wageworker., 1911-01-20

adequately equipped be
some service to the wage earners of the state.
Summarized, the following will
labor in Nebraska:
An adequate employers liability law.
A sNteenhour law for railroad
A law branding convict made goods.
A law providing for safety public building
A law providing for proper safeguards on machinery
A factory inspection law
Adequate appropriation for the Bureau OF Labor
oensing of the
A workln9men's compensation
AS
receive consideration
Ning labor leins The annually thousands
dollars for dollar
educate the larger number
chicken
talk about methods of Chickens dollar
how best children under industrial conditions
Thousands protect hogs cholera eradicate
tuberculosis who shop
mill and victims of this dread disease the
appliance the life
but all kinds of laws mich No
the inspection factories plenty provision
ton of herds and flocks.
The 100000 of the children
demanding that needs The
much be health
their little the hogs and and dairy
Women who work factories docked they spoil
goods break machinery they
guarded because would the employer dollars guard
then the has the bills Provision
machinery but all for deterioration and
The employer industrial accident
blanket
combine and if at
OF so cent of the award to lawyers
The Nebraska ptionng
for number of but they demand their rights
The wageworker., 1911-01-20

The Nebraska
OF These
through duly selected who will attend the
atu and securing the introduction bills will legti
OF pushing them through The railroad
botheroods accredited
the State Federation Labor will be all
members of its Legislative committee
Several bills in the of labor have already been
duced natural labor should
for the unorganized workers. the of things
helpless But whatever benefit organized labor will
benefit unorsanzed labor equally.
railroad
federal
and hours between sixteen hour periods
Representative Gossman has introduced bill repeating the
ganimnt law the condition that existed
four This bill will be advocated by the
asives of organized labor.
The officials the State Federation of Labor
The Wageworker the legislative
The which chief will evolve will be the
liability The Gibson books,
relates by
the The workers will demand liza
hy that will all wherein hazard attached
and that will provide for graduated for injuries An
prison ~Prson
possible the repeal the will be
brought about.
bill already introduced has do with the safeguarding of
buildings viaducts and bridges while under 1t has the
sanction of the State Federation of Labor.
amendment the board of
will be This would through
benefit had member the
islatue which
himself He the bill through, worth
anything, and that he failed to land the job
Organized labor unit also in demanding that the Bureau OF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-03-02
THOUSANDS DA|LYDY|NC:
IMMEDIATE AID NEEDED
Consul General Wilder at
Shanghai Reports Condition
of Chinese as Desperate.

To meet the pressing needs of the starv-
ing people Of China Consul General VIII
der, at Shanghai, has asked the Secretary
of State to make an urgent appeal to the
people of the United States for the con-
cable to the stricken people. Mr.. Wilder
makes 1t plain that that amount will be
needed before the army transport Bu-
ford, now loading at Seattle, Wash, can
possibly arrive in China with its supplies.
The situation. Mr.. Wilder adds, is des
perate. Although some relief has been
given to the suffering multitudes. thou
sands are dying daily OF starvation.
Banks and weeds, the consul general
says, provide the only food for thou
sands of others.
In a statement issued by the State De-
partment the hope was expressed that
the American public will make generous
response to the appeal for funds. Contrt-
buttons should be sent to the National
Red Cross, which will cable them to
Shanghai for distribution.
The Red Cross yesterday cabled 81 .0O0
to Mr.. Wilder. That money was part OF
the national contributions which have
been made In response to previous APP
peals, and makes a total of $4,000 which
the Red Cross has disbursed for the re-
lief Of the sufferers, $4,000 being cabled
directly to the stricken districts and
5000 having been spent for supplies fol-
the Buford.
The Buford will leave Seattle next Sun
day, but as the voyage viii require about
a months time multitudes of the suffer
ing people will die in the meantime IN
less relief Is sent by cable. 1t is estimated
that cent day will support one person
and assistance will be needed until the
end of May.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-03-02
Favors Local Men.

Isaac Cans called attention to the fact
that Congress had provided for the ap-
pointment Of supervisor of public play
grounds for the District. He said he be-
lieved all such places should be filled by
local men, and on his motion a resolu-
ton was adopted asking the District
Commissioners to give preference to local
men in making the appointment.
The question whether the Chamber Of
Commerce should become a sustaining
member of the American Association for
| Highway Improvement was discussed. The
board decided that the chamber itself
should vote on the proposition. and it will
be submitted to that body at its next
| meeting.
| David Fairchild Of the Peoples Garden
| Association will be invited to appear be-
| fore the chamber at Its next meeting to
| tell Of the work of the association. He
| will illustrate his talk with stereoptlcon
! views.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-03-02
DIVORCE SOON FOLLOWS
FISH TRUST FAILURE
Wife of Gen. Booth, Most Beautiful
Woman in Baltimore,
Granted Decree.

BALTIMORE, March Mrs. Maria
Shryock Booth. known as the most beau.
tiful woman in Baltimore, has beer
II anted a decree OF absolute divorce from
her husband, Gen. Alfred +. Booth. The
decree was handed down In the common
pleas cour. No. /, in Philadelphia, Mon
day, but the fact did not become known
until yesterday. Mrs. Booth is at present
living in West Philadelphia, where she
went after separating from her husband In
April, 1909.
The differences between Mrs. Booth and
Gen. Booth. who was at one time one of
the wealthiest men In Baltimore. came
closely on the heels of the loss OF his for
tune through the failure of A. Booth G.
Co of Chicago. the fish trust. of which he
was the Baltimore manager and In which
he was largely interested.
Mrs. Booth is the daughter Of Gen.
Thomas G. Shryock. we'll known lum-
Der merchant of this city. When Gen.
Booth began to cour; her ii was not be-
lieved by her closest friends that they
would ever marry. Because he was SO
much older than she When her engage
ment was announced surprise was ex-
pressed upon all sides, for it appeared to
be another case of IAN old mans dar-
ling"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-03-02
,MW, Friday Specials
WI Tab1ecloths & Napkins
wv Bedspreads & Blankets
~ After Stock Taking Sale
T able Linens

Is Extra Fine Double Damask Pattern
Cloths. in all sizes; large range of designs.
IS per cent less than regular prices.
5000 Cloth, $3.50
$500 Cloth, 5000.
$1,000 Cloth, $3.50.
10 Fine Double Damask Banquet Cloths;
a1s yards wide: 81 yards long.
S12oo Values at 5000
pieces Fine Double Damask; u inches
wide; spot patterns.
SI.5o Values at SI.25.
Is dozen Dinner Size Napkins; Irish and
Scotch make; heavy double damask; no
cloths to match
5000 Values at $3.50
$50 Values at $500.
$500 Values at 5000.
20 dozen 24-incf Full Bleached Damask
Napkins: one and two dozen of kind.
$500 Values at $500.
Is dozen 24-inch Heavy Bleached Dam
ask Napkins
$3.50 Values at S2.75.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-03-02

If you want work read the want coli
umns of The Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-03-02
FEARS WOMAN IS SUICIDE,
FINDS HER TAKING BATH
Housekeeper Has Strange Visitor
Who Gives Novel Reason for
Her Conduct.

BOSTON, March 2.-As Mrs. James
Brochie Of Somerville finished washing
her dishes yesterday morning the door
bell rang.
MAY come in?'' asked a woman.
Entering the bathroom, the stranger
closed the door. Then came the sound
Of falling shoes and water flowing in
to the bathtub.
What Is she going to do-commit
suicide?" thought Mrs. Brochie
What are you doing? Open the door. >
Throwing her shoulder to the door.
Mrs Brochie snapped the lock.
Instead Of finding her unlimited
guest in the last throes OF death from
drowning, she saw very contented
woman taking a bath much as II she
enjoyed it.
II really needed the BATH began
the woman. softly. II live in Melrose
Highlands, where they don't have any
bathtubs. and I thought probably you
wouldn't mind"
Fifteen minutes later. when the wom-
an emerged, rudy and smiling, to bid
her a CHEEKY farewell. Mrs. Brochie
couldn't resist giving her an invitation to
"call AGAIN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-03-02
COSTS But A TRlFLE
TO Cure cATARRn

How many readers OF The Star know that in
inlsDd Australia. where the miGhtiest Of eccs-
lyptUs trees grow in abundance that there 10 no
consumption. catarrh or diseases Of the respira,
tory tract:
The refreshing balsam thrown out by these
trees fills the air and IL bleafhed into the lungs
by the Inhabitants aud sil germ life 10 destroyed.
II you have catsrrh you cannot 60 to inland
Australia except at great expense. but you can
breathe right In your own hoanc the same pleas
ant. soothing. healing. germ-killing air you
would breathe II you were living In the eucalyp-
tus district Of Australia.
Just breathe HYOMEI. II is made from Aus.
traiian eucalyptus and scientifically combined
with ihymoi and other antiseptics employed In
the Historian system.
Pour q few drops of HYOMEI 10 the inhaler
and breathe II. As is passes over the cAtarrh.
Injected membrane II kills the germs and heals
the rsw. inhamed surface.
HYOMET 10 guaranteed TO cure catarrh coughs,
colds. Group ana sare throst. or money back.
Complete OUTFIT, including inhaler. 500. Extra
tiles Of HYCMEI cost but so cents. Se:d< by
i.eurv Evans James O'Donnell and druggists
everywhere.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-03-02
piles Driven
Away FREE
Cases of Extreme Torture Cured
So Quick AS to Amaze All
Who Know the Ter
rors of Piles.

Even small and recent case OF piles is bad
enough, but thousands are In abject misery.
Great protrusions render life a torture in every
community and yet right within elbow room
ls certainly a drug store that has The wonderful
PYRAMID Pile Cure. II not, ii will be mailel
free upon receipt OF the regular priceo0c.
1t works like hundred swift streams OF
water on sudden blaze. puts the fire out
saves lives saves the nerves. prevents gan
creme. stops all pain all itching, all bleedng
reduces ali swellinss. internal external; cures
quick aud complete to stay cured. Many severe
cases think they hopeless, must be operated
On, have part Of their anatomy cut and carved
Don't let il happen.
Remember anything cut of is gone forever
Pyramid Pile Cure saves all this, cures ration
ally, restores the parts to normal healthy con-
ditions You easily and quickly prove TIL:
by sending your name and address TO Pyramid
Drug Co. a7s Pyramid bldg. Marahall. Mich
4 free trial will at once be mailed sealed In
plain wrapper and You will never aftcrward ne
at loss TO know what to advise when you
hear Of q OF piles, no matter how severe
1t may be.
For sale at all drug stores at soc . peckass.
aud be sure y0u get what you ask Tor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-03-02
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