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D|YORCFE WFDS
 ONLY WITNESS Man Who Appeared for Her in Divorce Court Gets Li-
 cense for Both. A QUICK PROCEDURE Before Ink is Dry on Judge Elli0tt's Desk Couple Get License
 to Wed.
A QUICK PROCEDURE

Before the ink on the decree was dry, Mrs. Dora Drew, 26 years old who was divorced from her husband, Warren Drew, yesterday morning i.l the Jefferson chancery court. agreed to the issuance of a marriage license in which she Was also to figure prom inently during the day. The license was issued to w. V. Kay, who ap- peared as the only witness for the plaintiff in court just "a, few minutes before the couple visited the office ,f County Clerk J. H. Shelby and se- cured the necessary document for an- other wedding ceremony.
 Mrs. Drew was until a few weeks ago employed at the White Star Laun- dry on East Third avenue. On De- cember 20, 1910, through Attorney T. Havis Nixon, she filed petition for divorce in the chancery court, charg- ing her former husband With be ng mean, cruel and abusive to her and charged him with striking her on sew eral occasions. According to the plaintiff, they were married in Hi nos in 1899, and separated in Okla homa in May, 1909.
 Mrs. Drew asked her attorney yes- terday if Kay could testify in her be- half at the divorce hearing. MT. Nix on informed her that if Kay knew oi the i'll treatment alleged to have been given by her former husband, he would be a competent witness. She did not intimate to MT. Nixon that she and Kay were planning to wed. if the divorce was granted. As Drew did not appear to resist the issuance ol the divorce decree and after Kay hao told of many indignities heaped upon Mrs. Drew by her husband, Judge El- liott granted the vorce.
 As soon as the divorcee and ka! left the court room of Judge Elliott oi the second floor of the court house tn' ,, woman asked Attorney Nixon if ehe could wed again. She was told tha' , she had the privilege and the coupie went into the county clerks office anc secured a license. They left the cour' 1, house together and it is stated were married dur 'ng the afternoon at tht young woman's home.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-01-22

The president of .he Imperial. Wheel Works, whose headquarters are at Flint, Michigan flatly refused to sign such an agreement declar- ing that his company did not want to assume the negligence of the rail- road company or it's employers
 The spur track was built two years ago and the Wheel company has been compelled during that period to pay out $12O0 annually as extra charges for cars furnished to it by the Iron Mountain railroad, but trans ferred to it's spur track by the Cotton Belt, which company connected it's line with the spur track upon re- quest
 The compliments filed the petition under the act of Congress of June %. 1906, which provides that railroad
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-01-22
WOULD AMEND
 PAY DAY BILL Representative McAllister Has Introduced Amend
 nent in the House. LABOR MEN ALARMED Fear It Would Repeal TOney Measure Object of the Amendment
 Is Explained.
LABOR MEN ALARMED

Representative c. D. McAllister's act, recently introduced for passage in the House, to amend Section 1 of Act IS of the Acts of 1909 of the Gen. eral Assembly of Arkansas, has creat- ed a stir among the labor union peo- ple Of this city and county, although McAllister contends that there is no need for alarm. He says, his act is only to amend the original Toney measure, requiring corporations in Ar kansas to maintain semi-monthly pay day, and not to repeal it.
 The bill of Senator Toney,s passed two years ago, IS now in force and Is generally observed by the various Arkansas corporations. But Repre- sentative McAlMster says the object of his latest amendment is to compel the corporations to pay employees twice month, as provided for in the Toney bill, and to also pay them promptly after they have given fifteen aays serv'ces. It is claimed that the present law is not stringent enough in mat 1t does not require corporations 10 pay employees promptly as some of them, it is said, hold back one and two months salary. from employees before beginning the semi-month1y pay day TOT them. McAllister's bill follows:
 Be t enacted by the General AS sembly of the State of Arkansas.
 Section 1. That section of act 1s oi the act of the General Assembly ot the State of Arkansas approved Feb faary 1st. 1909, be amended so as tc read as follows:
 All corporations doing business 1T 'nls state who shall employ salesmen inechanics, laborers or other servants TUT the transaction of their business snail pay the wages of such employees semi-monthly, and such wages shal oe paid within thirty days after the oaoe of service of any servants or em ployes.
 Section 2 That this act be in effect ana ln force from and after the date o its passage.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-01-22

-J. Michaelis, who runs the bakery here, has received $1,000, as his share of the life insurance carried by his father who d.ed recently. MT. Michaelis' father carried $3,000 insur- ance, $1,000 in favor of each of his sons. One son, H., lives in Ell Reno, Okla, and the other L., lives in Pine Pluff.-Lake Village Spectator.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-01-22

when a lateral railroad, individual shipper Or firm offers cars for inter- state shipment. The railroad com pany questioned the constitutionality of the law and holds that it has the right to make reasonable terms for such service.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-01-22

It is just as importAHt to spray the interior sf the breeder VIII Dsinfsctaat as k Is D spsay ths poultry houss la1ur sa-
 If the young chickens show etQ.s Of gapes change them to otheF $ at once.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-01-22

William Rosenzweig spent yester- day at Altheimer on a business trip
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-01-22

representative B. J. ,Kerwin came uOWn last night from Little Rock to 'pend Sunday with his family.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-01-22
Poultry Advertisers and Poultry Notes

overfeed and keep the fowls dry. More chickens die froE. overfeeding and dampness than any other cause. Another mistake the average begin- ner makes is attempting to start on too large scale. A few we'll bred chickens properly cared for will pro- duce more results than hundred nonedscripts."
 Put coal oil on perches once a month and it will keep the mites off your birds
 Remember that brooder that will accommodate seventy-five chicks at two weeks is not going to be biz enough for them at two months Of age.
 Look out for rat holes where you keep your young chicks MT. Rat can do lot of damage in few moments.
 If you want to ra Sc show birds you should by all means get them off early.
 A late matched chick never devel- ops into good bird.
 Some people ridicule the idea that setting hen turns her eggs over daily, but if they will mark the eggs with a piece of blue pencil and keep watch, they will find that some hens turn them over several times each day. The good setter does more than this. She keeps tab on the heat and if she finds that the eggs are getting to warm, she will stand up in the nest and give them chance Ito cool off little. It may be ani- maj instinct rather than intell gencss that prompts her to do these things but she does them just the same.
 Commercial Poultry Review.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-02

Ffennige foiten. 8eim @infleben er-
5Gble gu, liebe M1tter, Deinem &in=
De in red,t einfaber @eiie Sic 2egen=
Sc ser @eiligen, sic Scene aus 0em
2efen Seilts ooer aus ser bibliiden
@eldidte, Sic oas 8il0den BARTLETT
uno gib oem &il1oe oas 8iidlein in sic
&ird)e nit, oanr miro es rubig Sic
8iloer ani6auen mt1o iid ser frommen
@eididten erinnerr, Die 9u ibm er=
56blt bait - u1o, glarbe mir, piel=
leid)t nad 80, 40 Sabren miro 9ein
&illo beim M1blid zines lold)en 8il0es
orauBen in ser @elt, no es pieleidt
geirrt fat uno geitrarld)elt lit, iid ser
5tunoe %erinnern, mo es auf Ser Mut=
ter SdooB iid 5lerit an 9il0 nn6 &C.
l6ihte erfreute u11o fell James @eim=
meb miro in ibn1 ermaden.
gs liegt in Sic ent Gr5ablen aud
ein GROCER Segen fir sic Mr'tter
lelbit, iuoem lie fleiBig in ser segenoe
l1no in ser @ibliiden @eididte lei en
mub, un1 Stoff 5u fin6en, Ser 6en
eigeuen Sinn nit boben S0ea1en fiiut
uno ibr mie SEM &i,1oe in Sen &el0ep
0es @laltbens M10 ser 2iebe Gorbil0er
Dor sic Nl,ec11 ltelt, sic fir @ott unl
oas Cute begeilter11 l1t6 inns sic @ege
5eigen, Sic I'm eblbar 5ltm @immel
fiihren
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-02

@ennit ou nod cine Mfl1tter oeil1,
9ie 0id in 2eioen un0 tn 6reltoen
Mit 2iebe begt, nit 2iebe pflegt :
@obl Dir, mie big 61 5u beneioen!
@ott fat ein @liif Dir 5ugelegt,
Das f0itli6er als g6elitein -
Mennl i OH nod cine Ml1tter 0ein.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-02
Scr trcnc @nnb.

Gin &al1fntonn botte eil1en @l1r6
ser iebr modiam ulr0 trelt NOR. Chit
mails rift ser &otfmonn bon einem
Morfte, mo- ct piel @elo eingenom=
men botte, noh &allle. Sei11 @elb
batte er in eir1eln Manteliacfc binter
iih ollf 0uS Hfero geidnaQt. Der
@lt11o lief neben ibn fer. Nad l1no
nod mur0en Sic &ieme1 lofer, NIT
pelben Ser Mantellof ol1gebur1oen
mar, inns oieler fiel berob, obne OaB
es Ser &m1flnonl1 bemerfte. Ser <nD
aber iab es u110 fling o1 5lt minleln.
Ser &%oltfn1ont febrte iid nidt ooral1.
"a ser @lno nun imr11er Dryer beu=
tie, 10 i6lug ibn iein SEER eil1iae Wfal
nit ser Heitide. Mber Ser trelte @un0
b0rte nidt al1f. gr iprang on 6as
@fero un6 biB es III Sic 5iiBe, 0aB
es nidt m%eitergeben io1te, un0 Ser
Sdoum lton0 ibn. Dor ser 5dnou5e.
Nun oadte ser &al1fman11, iein
@un0 lei ton g%etporoen. gr idob ibn
nit leiner Hiitole un0 rift mie6er ipei=
ter. Mls er noh eine Strede geritter
mar, fiiblte ct binter itd un6 eridrad,
ols er ieinen Monteliad pern1iBte.
Nl1n rift ct 5l1riid u1o iab iiberall
8lut bon ieinem &r1n6e. @n6lid fam
er 6obin, mo fem @el6iad berr1nterge=
falen mar. 9a lag fem trelter Sumo
neben SEM Sade. gr me6elte init
Sem 66mon5e, ledte ieinem @errn
sic @ono unb = ltarb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-02
Scr nmgang nnierer &inbcr,

~Sunge, pober bait Oh oas idled=
tie @ort? @er fann Dir 6as MIR Dor
geiagt baben!" ruff sic Mutter entiett
aus, als 1ie ibren flei11em 6iinHabri=
gen ullperfroren ein b0ies @ort lpre=
6en fort. Ser &leine, ser sic Mei=
hung oes @ortes gar ntdt einn1al
fennt: so nennt Spm feline alte
5ante imner, men1t er boie al1f iie lit:
Meint er 6amit etmas iebr 8Dies Ma=
mag" 0ieie 0riidt BEN &leinen fei1
an iib, lag oh tie i'm ni6t mebr bon
Ser @an6 laiien modte, lint ibn geger
allerlei ihd01i6e @infliiiie BON altBen
fer 81 i6iiben. SSu, pe1r1 mani in sen
Sagesbldttern iiber Sic '5unebmenoe
&obbeit ser ACKNOWLEDGEMENT S1geno
IieIt o0er Sic 8eriGte aus oem SUI
gel10geridt ol,rdiiebt, ga befaut nobl
iebe Ml1tter cine groBe Mngit megen
Ser l1limme1 un6 bielfGltigen @efab=
rem, IN sic fire &inoer bineingeratben
fonnen. 8ie itreng bebiitet man Sic
&in0er, iobal6 man bon etner anite=
de11Oen &ranfbeit in SEN 9fad)barbdlt=
fern fort; man ldbt Sic &leine1 faunt
einen Mugerblid allein, perbin0ert
u11o nerbietet ein '53ulammeniein nit
SEN erfrarftel1 &i110er11 ltr0 trifft Sic
itrengiten MaBregeln, 0alnit Sic Mn=
ltedltngsgefabr berringert mer0e. 9aS
tbun mir, neil MIR 2eib unb 2ebe11 lt1t=
lerer geliebten &leinen retten modten.
Mber lit ,es nidt tout en0fad id)limmer,
uniere &leinen tagtdgli6 in elmer &C.
ienidnft bon &ir6ern u116 @aiienblt=
ben 5u utiien un6 fal1m einet Singer
5n riibren, ite Ser Mnitedl1ngsgefabr
51 entreiBen, Sic nidt 1ur 2eib un0
2eber, ion6ern 6ie @eele bergiftet,
mas Sen etpigen 500 CUR Tolge fat?
@ob1 SEN &in0ern, beren gltern So
riiber maden, Sab Sic &leinen iid
nid)t aus ser Mdbe 6es @obnbaui es
ouf sic StroBe begeben, um nit Ser
StroBenjugeno sic freien 5trnoen 5lt
pe%rbringen.
Sic Mutter fat sic bei1ige Hflidt,
SEN l1mtgang ibrer &leinen al iiber=
lpaden 11n6 51 + eitimmen; iie muB iid)
ser Mibe ntter5ieben, sic fleinen Ga
mera6en tbrer @in0er fenne11 5t Ter
1ten, in0em fie 6ieie lint Spiele un6
umgange unal1ffdQig beobadtet. 9as
@emiitb ltnierer &leine11 lit mie met
DIES @uhs, altf oem man ale peri6ie=
benen gtnbriide mabrnebmen fann;
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-02
@imoerede.
Gin ,,t,ttbiger &nabe.

Cine 5dor &naben pergniigte lid)
zines Cages na6 Ser S1ul5eit nit
5du1eebaumerfe fen. @ilbelm bate ei=
men grpBen barten Sdneebau gemadt
uro mart oenielben 10 frGftig, oab ser
@oQ meiter flog, als fem 3icl ieit1
ipllte, ein Seniter traf ltno cine 59ei=
be 5ertriimmerte.
Mlle &naben idrien: gu mirit's
iebt friegel1, @ilbelm, la1f geldppinb
fort! lu1o ale modten iid eiliait aus
ser @egeno. Ser brape @ilbelm
aber iagte:: Sd) mer0e nidt fortlaufen.
gr gilrg 11ad} 0eIn @alle, IN melbem
oos eingetpprfene Seniter NOR, flint
gelte, l1l1o ols linn ge0ffnet m1r6e,
lprod er: Gs tbut mir iebr lei6, i6
bobc aus l1l1poriidtigfeit ei1 Teniter
einaelporfe1. Sd beige @ilbelm g.,
ru10 lneil1 &ater mphnt IN Ser @reiten
Strobe. Sh mer6e Sen mrgeri9teten
Sdooen BON meil1cm Soidengel6e,
ous id bon mcinen gltern befomme,
erieten. Ser SEER 0cs @oules Der
5ieb @il6elm, inns oieie ai1g nlr,t init
gl1ten1 @eminen l1ad &auie e.
3as mar edGter Mlrtb! IS lit 6eig:
felt, menl1 ein <a6e, mclder elmer
Sdo0en ol1geridtet fat, iid hintpeg:
id)leidt, ooer gar obleugnen min, mas
er getban fat. Seller, melde mar
gemadt, 81 befennen, lit pobrel
Mlttb. 8iit Oh immer 10 m,tbig o0e1
nid)t gar oft feige gelpei en? 9ieg1
nidts auf Getnem @emiiien, mas 81
nod ni9t 9einen gltern befan1lt bait:
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-02
Ginbcr in Scr Stride.

IS lit Elm ber5erquidenoer Mn-
blif, lpe11l1 cine Ml1tter, bon i6rem
f(eine11 &in0hen begleitet, SUR Stride
foml1t l11to gepiB fat alth ser gottli=
DIE ain0erfrelt11o Seine Srel10e an
Sen flei11en @eil1dern. Mnfangs gcbt
ol1d) aues gut; italtae11o idaltt oaS
@ino ol1f Sos Mltarbilo, al,f Sen Erie=
1ter u1o ma9t ser Mltter 6as &ren5=
5eide11, 6os Salten Ser &6n6e gang
nett nod: Mber nad &inoerart gebt
balls Elm @e5appel nit SEN 6iiBen, ein
@in= uno @ermen0en 0es &ppfes an,
6as Sic onoeren 8eter ltort. Ma11de
Mflttter re0et Damn ltn~aufb0rlid lit
oos aino binei1t, 5l1r <be mabneno
uno oieS it0rt nidt meniger Sic a1=
oadtigen Madbarn als Sic Mlttter
ie1bit I'M @ebete. 2eien f0nne1t Ste
&leine1t nidt, aber Elm anoereS @ilfs=
mittel gibt es, lire Mufmerfi amfeit
5u feiieln uno 6as iin6 8tl6er. Cine
Mrtter fonnte itd) 10 gut cine Sal1m<
lung ga115 einfa6er 8il0den anlegen
ltn6 SEM &in0e iolb ein 8ilo peripre>
hen, menn es sic ISOLDE iiber brab
un6 geborlam b1eibt. Dieies ielbif=
per6iente 8il6 flebe man in zines ie<
ner idmar5en Moti5biider, Sic @ebet=
biidern 6bnlid iino nn6 MIR menige
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-02
@ollt' iib oas @liid 1ri6t nit sir Ell
81 fann int meiten groenfreis
9fur eine treue M1ltter meinen!

Mit u1ousl0idli6en, flam1e10en
3iigen lit es oem Meni6enber3en ein=
gel6rieben> oaB Sic Mltter in allen
N0t9en 11no @efabren cine @elferin
uno &etterin 1T.
Gin Singing lit arf SEM Sdladt=
feloe bon ser fein0liden &11gel getrof
fen. Sootmlno liegt er auf ser @r0e
III ieinem 8lute. Self u11b lal5ig rintrt
ibmt Ste Ibrane iiber sic @ange. l1n0
ser fiible Mbenomino tragt peit Sic
&lage fort, Sic er pom bleiden Ml11r=
Sc gefiibt. OF armes> iunges 2eben
nit oeinem ilungen Sdmer5! Md),
menn Sos oeine Mutter miiBt! Die
Gameraoen fonrnen ru1b mollen ibn
bonn bll1tigen 56la6tfeloe ms 9o5a=
retb tragen.g r aber iagt: ~2aBt MIDI
mur liegen, meme 0l1tter miro iid)er
fommen, midi ms g%lternbauS GIT bo=
fen, cs lit nl1r menige Stunoen BON
%fier." Sic Gomerooen ontmorteten:
uGiele Meilen III ser &l1noe liebt man
feinen 2an0Smann mebr, aQe 1tn6 Dor
Dem 6ein0e %geflpben, audi 0eine Mut=
ter" uMeine Ml1tter miro ldon font
men. @en11 ih franf mar, 10 fat Tie
midi imu1er gepflegt, uno oab MIDI
beute cine &l1gel getroffen fat, oas
abnt ibr @er8 iiderlid. Meine @l't=
ter miro idon fpmmen." uSiebe, Die
Sonne gebt unter, ser @ino mebt
idon falt, laB Sid 6od idneQ bonn
bll1tigen S6ladfel0 ms 2a3uretb
tragen. 2aB Sid ood forttragen!"
vMeine M1atter mtr6 i9on fon1men!
- MdA mir miro 10 ion0erbar! 8
@ott, erbor1ne 0i6 mei1er 5eele!!
gamerooen, lebt 1pobl! Meine Ml1t=
ter miro idon fommen." Siebe,
Sic Mlttter lit g%efommen! uSSit's mein
Spbn? - Siebit gu 9eine Ml1tter
nidt? - 3u ipdt gefon1mel1.
@elm o1 1ro6 cine Ml1tter balt,
80 oa11fe @utt un0 iei 5ufrieoen,
9ei6t alien anf ben1 gr0enrllno
SIT oieies bobe @liid beldieoen.
8enn o1 nod cine Ml1tter bait,
50 ionit ou lie in 2iebe pflegen,
9aB iie 0ereinlt ibr mii0eS @aupt
Sn 6Oie0en ful1n sur .Gl1be leger.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-02
Cine ipc5ieQc Mfcbi5in fir Mieren=
&ranfhetten.

Giele Gltere Yerionen baben in So
leps Nierenbeilmittel cine raide 9in<
0erung u110 anbaltenoen 8enefit BET
Nieren= l1n0 81 aien=&ranfbeiten 11no
I'M Sdmer5 bon l1rin=ltnregelmabig=
feiten %gefun0en, sic fer tammen pom
sen porgeriidten Sabren. Siaac IS.
&egan, 6anner, Mo., iagt: 6olep's
Nierenmittel pon5ogen in meinem Sal
le cine pouitanoige <r, u16 ib miu,
6aB anoere 0arum milien. Mplitor
IDrug 60.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-02

@enn STR Erl1bel babt, BON @urer
Grfdltung fret gu mer0er1, miibt SIR
miiien, 6aB SIR fie ni6t ridtig be-
ban6elt. Sc liegt fei11 @runo nor,
marl1m cine Grfaltr1g o,1oalter1 jon
fir @obe1t, un6 jie miro es nidt,
tpenn SIR @bamberIains &uiten=M1eoi=
gin gebraudt. gu faufen bel Ser Mo<
litor Drug 60.
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TamiliemfreiS.
9as M1ttterbcr5.

9as M1tttcrbcr5.
Nennit SIT nod cine Ml1tter oeil1,
Die oid in 2eioen l111o in sSrel1oen
Mit 2iebe begt, nit 2iebe pflegt -
@pbl Dir, mie bis 0u gu benei6en!
@ott fat ein @litf Dir 5ugelegt,
Dos f0itli6er als g0el1tein -
Nenn1t OH nod cine M11tter 0ein.
Mdt bas 2eben lit oft 10 forg 11no
gra1i an1. Ser Sobn gelongt nidt
artf sic rl1bmpolle 8abn, melde Ml1t=
ter tol5 n10 Mlttterliebe ibn1 porge=
5etdnet, Sic Iodter bat oas @liid
nid)t gefl1n0en, Sos Sic Wflltter fir tic
ertralunt, mobl ober MiBgeihif int
reidyeln MaBe. Som 2eben betrogen
un0 i6mer per1p11toet fe6rt mum Ser
Sobn, sic Sodter, 5uriid 5ur Ml1tter,
tootmiibe. ga %pffenbart itd OUTS
gldn5enbite Sic @roBe ser Mutterlie=
6e. Aue leubten0en 8il6er, Sic iie
getr6umt fat, iinfen in Sic 0unfle
6ll1tb binob. Sic iiebt MIR ibr &inb
uno INNER mie0er ibr &in0, uno es
fat 5bmer5 u1o l1nglitd erfabren.
l1rb lie breitet lire Mrme aus nnb
ntmn1t es a1t i6r @er5.
Sn's @er5 scr M11tter fannit 0u
aues Der enfen, mas oi6 6riidt. ltno
ad, es lit 10 pieles! 0ie barte 93eoe,
0el1 @aB lur6 geei6 ser Meniden, 0as
falte 9ddeln, Sen bttteren &obn, Sic
robe 9el6impfung, melde idmer5t
mic ein @eitidenidlag ms @eiidt
Sic blrtten6e @un0e 6es @er5e1ts, SEN
tooesbangen Sdmer5, 11n0 mas ionit
nod Marter beiBt in 6ieiem Ibol ser
&iimnerriB - 6ies l1t1o bieles an0e=
re trdgit o1 fin sur M211tter. %
M1tter", 10 ipriblt 6n, vtroite bein
Sinh, tobt lit iein @liid." l1n6 ou
lpeinit 6ib aus am Ml1tterber5e11, lt16
Sic M11tter metnt audi.
@enm i6 mei1te, ipen11 id) Tit,
Mei11e M11tter, lie meinte NIT.
l1no sic Mutter legt Sir Sic @ano
auf's @uupt, idal1t oib an nit lie
bem Slid u11b fiiBt oid. limo Ser &ub
ser Mutter 1i110ert un0 beilt sic brent
nen6e @un0e 0ei11es @er5e1s lt1o
bringt &l1be ur10 6rieoen in Seine
Seele.
@enn mills 6as sdidial 0id umtolt,
@enn ale falt iih BON sir lpenoe11,
Die Mutterliebe bleibt sir treu,
Sic fann eri nit oem Sooe enoe,1,
SIN 9eben miro ite tGglid melt,
Sic gibt Sir Ml1tb uno iiiBen Sroit,
@em mills 6as SdidioI oid nmtoit.
Sic Mlttter lit nidt mie sic anoern
Meniden. Sic bort oid} nibt falt
l110 mitlei0lps an. Mlth -penn lie
idon alt un6 ihipad lit, 10 reidt Tie
Sir 0od nod nit 5itternoer @arto lt1t=
aufgefor6ert 6as, mas ou BON an6ern
trob alien 6lebe1s nidt e%rlangen
fonnit. SIR gauges 5innen uno 9en=
fen gebt nur ouf 6ein @obl. Sic
i6el1t Dor feinem Spfer 5uriid, menr1
es gilt, Sir 5t 6ienett, 6id gliidli6 51
MAIDEN. $50 ibr treues Mlge binblidt,
81 lit fem iuabres Gleno. Sbre blei=
DIE @an0 mii6t sir Sic Bitter item
aus SEN Mugen. Die @eis=
beit bes Mutterber5ens fin0et in tbrer
&ath, mern ale ir6iide @eis=
felt fire &atbloiigfeit befennen mrB.
feline @eisbeit, sic ouf @rben ge=
lebrt tperoen tann, bermag sir 0as 51
mas Elm ein5iges @ort, Elm
8lid beiner Mutter sir gibt.
Sic mars Sic 6i6 gum &immel mies,
@enn 2teb' un6 2lrit Sic @elt SIR
ralbte;
Sic mars, tpenn oGes 6id berlieB,
Die Damn nod feiter a1 6id glaubte.
SIR ran1ten 3brdnen beu un6 beiB, J
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1911-12-26
Trouble and a Turkey.

Brown was Boosting of the fine tur-
key he had bought for Christmas.
Biggest bird l ever saw; cost me
seven-fifty."
That's nothing to the turkey l had
last Christmas" said his friend Jones.
1T cost me $3.50"
"Cne hundred and fifty dollars!"
positively shrieked Brown, in his in
credulity
YES" said Jones, bitterly.
Turkeys" said Brown, looking him
straight in the eye, "are generally to
be bought for quarter a pound. Say
yours was a quarter then it must
have weighed about $50 poundsi"
1T only weighed twenty pounds, "
said Jones, sadly; "but l bought it
alive and tried to kill it myself 1t
flew all over the house first and did
$3.50 worth of damage"
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1911-12-26
VARIETY SECRET OF CHARM
This Explains Why Our American
Women Are So Attractive to
Foreign Visitors.

Foreigners are impressed by the
peculiar attractiveness Of American
women" writes Grace M. Gould in
the Woman's Home Companion. They
say that. next to their own women, 1t
is the American woman who charms
the most.
Now why is this so?"
1T is because of the infinite variety
OF the American woman, which
pleases the eye and holds the magma
ton. When any large number of
women are under observation, attract
iveness must imply constant change,
for human nature. soon wearies of
what is monotonous. If the first. last
and every woman that the foreigner
saw all looked and dressed alike, the
first might well be the last, for any
interest he might feel in them.
His experience is this: He meets
the tall and stately wife of his club
friend, whose poise and elegance are
ner conspicuous characteristics; next.
he takes in to dinner a fluffy, conid-
ing young creature without any poise
at all. Later, perhaps, he meets a
blue-stocking girl, who looks at him
critically through her lorgnette; and
from her he turns to a demure,
mouse-like maiden, whose infrequent
gaze is soulful and who says little.
but who says 1t so intensely. The
Irritation girl and the athletic girl
come in their turn. and he finds Ie ali
exhausting and bewildering.
yet he remembers distinctly each
one Of those American types, because
each enc, by her dress and her man.
ners, has emphasized her oNS iden-
tity."
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1911-12-26

The water in the Wisconsin river
down near Biron and below Grand
i, Rapids has been so high as to make
considerable trouble. An ice jam
above Biron raised the water so that
it was three feet higher than it was
during the freshet last fall. The
river below Portage is nearly free OF
ice, showing that this, so far, has
been an unusual winter.
For RENT-Eight room fiat, electric
light and bath. Apply TO GA Warren
street. If
The News of Rhinelander, in its
last issue, places Atty. E. NJ. Smart,
of Merrill, in position for which we
don't think he is fitted, when it says:
''E. M. Smart, a well known attorney
of Merrill, has been appointed Wis
consin attorney for the Chicago &
Northwestern Railway company with
headquarters in Milwaukee. He will
have charge of the company's l gal
business in Wisconsin" This is the
first time that it has been made
known that this great railroad sys-
tenn is dealing in wet goods.