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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-30
beute nod Ser beocutenoen Gnt1pide-

beate nod ser beoc1tenben Gntpide-
lung ser Butter inns aaiefabrifen at1-
oere Mnfor0erltngen an unIere
Mil9fiibe geitelt meroen. IS iino
nod 3n bel BON Sen mittelmaBigen
gigenffoften friiberer Soften in ll1-
Term beutigen Mildpieb, oieie mil
fen. ourd ridtige 3udt m1sgemer5t
meroeli. Ser Surmer fam ,ntdt
be}teben tpenn er fir iein t6eures
Tutter nur. balben 8reis erbalt;; IN
pielen Sauen erbdlt er Sen nod ni6t
e%iinnrol. linn m,s5ufinoen, mas feline
&iibe I%eiiten, fann ser 8eiiber itd
nidt mf SEN g(l9enid)ein o0er G1f
Gerrm1tbungen perlaiient er lt1llB bin
u1o mieoer ourh genaues MeiIen
feititeden, tpie piel Mil6 ieoe. Sub
giebt. gr oarf ii6 audi nidt 0amit
aufrieoen geben, oaB ct Sbiere Ell
ner glrten Milhralie int Ieinem StoQe
fat; sic &alie allein giebt feline ST
herbeit, SOB Sic &leb reife Milder=
traee liefert. IS giebt Mildpiebrall
Ien, Sic iid oltrb id)0ne &orperfore
met l1ao inn allgemeinen aud 6ltr@
reide Mildergiebigfeit BEL entlpre=
denber 5iitterung alts5ei6nen:: DIT
fi1oet nra11 nod uu1ter Mil6farmern
Sic Meinung pertreten, cine quite
Nfildfl1b miiiie alth Elm gutes 6leild=
tbier iein; er mablt 0esbalb nit
@orliebe cine lolde &aiie, Sic al6
ein3e(ne quite Mildfube auf5umeiien
fat, mie 3. 9. Sic 5bortborns. Cute
Mil6fiibe fins aber in alien 6leild=
ralien lebr ielten uno bel reihli6er
6iitterung Sic @eranlagung CUR
Maitfdbigfeit lebr balo 5u Gage: oas
Tbier iebt 5letih an uno ser Mild=
ertrae gebt 5uriid. @ir 0iirfen nidt
aus Den Ml1gen perlieren, SAP na6
ser einen ODER an0eren &idtrng fin
Sic &ub ibr 6lttter. gang per>pert5en
ion. N11f eiaen Nl1nft fat Ser Mild=
farmer belon5eres @emidt gu legei1,
er m1b 0as Sltngbieb our6 5ped=
maBtge g%rnabrung lrt0 8flege id}cn
Don S1gen0 auf fir oe1t 3ufiinftigen
Mubuugs5med er5ieben. Sebe Surg
falt uno Bflege, Sic man ol1f ous
iunge Sbier p%ertpenoet, tragt reide
3inie len. gon groBem ginflub auf
Sic Milhergiebigfeit lit au6 Sic Sal
tltng mabren0 ser eri ten inns 5ueiten
Srddtigfeits5eit. @abrenb oieier
3eit ioIten Sic Gbiere iebr fra:tig
ern6brt mer6en. @efodter Safer,
@ei5enfleie, 2einmebl tagli6. meb-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-30
our6 nidt MIR bie @lb, geidont, ion-
0ern es bat audi einen iebr ginitigen
gimfl1B auf sic frdftige gntmidelung
ser ~Madfommeni6aft.
@ic tief iou man pfliisen?

ga Ser Mferbo0e11 befanntlid eine
auberor0entlide Menge ser ri@ie-
oenlten 8ofterien entbalt uno ga St.
lie inn @eientliben sic Srager Ser i'm
8o0en itattfinoenSen 8eriebungspor-
gange iino, 10 bangt es iebr biel bon
Ser Iiefe 6es @fliigens ab, INT iid
sic Gbdtigfett ser @o0enbafterien
nubbar gu maiden. Gin 0eati6er
6adnmm faBt feline @trii6ten iiber
Sic Iiefe oes Bfliigens, menn man
iib sic nubbringenoe Ibdtigfeit Ser
@obeNbafterien iidern min, in fol.
ge,loe S6be suianm1en: /. Man loll
Sen Mder niht tiefer pfliigen, als sic
%iogenannte Nderfrun1e reidt, I'M 6te
@ooenbafterierl nidt rnlpirflm 81
MAIDEN rno um 2idt, Suit un0 @ar=
n1e leidtcr 3utritt sit perl6offen. Ser
robe 8ooen oorf nidt on 0as Cages
{idjt fomme1t, mell er 0as Mbbinoen
oes 8ooens perur Iadt, mogegen itorf
init 8afterien oltrdiebter, Jog. bumo=
fer 8o6en nibt abbiroet. 9as iol6e
8fliigen oes Mdcr unter gleid5eitiger
Germet1oung oes l1ntergrunopflages
erlei9tert a1b noe entltb Sic 8efam=
pfung oes l1nfraut. 2. Son man
Sen l%1ntergruno itatt Ser tiefen
Surde nit eincn1 ltntergrun6pflug
lofern, tint SEN Siefpur5eln 0as
ginoringen in Senielben 81 erIei@=
terri. Sur Mneignung ser in Sen
l%1ntergrun6 georungenen ol1sgepa-
lGenen orgamiiden un6 mtneralti6en
NGbritoffe ion man 3. Sen Mder un=
mittelbar na@ Sem Maben ser &alm=
frudt ltiir5en, Somit Sic 8%o6enbafte=
rien @elegenbeit fin6en, fi6 fort5u-
pflan5e11, un6 ser Mder Dor Sent Gnt=
meifen ser 8o6enfeu6tigfeit bemabrt
miro, sic neben 2i6t, Suit l1no @ar=
ME Sic 2ebensbeoingung Ser 8o6en=
bafterien bil0et. 4. Sen tbieriiden
Ginger loG man 10 fla6 als m0g1i6
unterbri,wen, ielbit olf Sic @efa1r
Tin, 6aB ein5elne itrobige Sbeile aus
Sem Mder berousleben, neil Sic gnt=
midlung ser 8oSenbafterien nun in
ser oberen shi6t Ser Mderfrume Dor
lih gebt TN ooie itrobigen Sbeile 6es
1iingers mie sic @lr5elreite ser ab=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-30
Minneluta.

DuIutb. - 9iaten=s odperita,1=
oige u11o Mnpdlte Ser 8abnen 6eS
9eoromeitenS uno iolde peridie0ener
pripater lno biirgeniher Srganiiatio=
men iitt0 bier Der %anunelt sur @erba>1o=
lung liber Sic 8eidmeroe Ser 9ulutber
Sanoelsfammer gegen sic giienbabnen
be5igli6 ser @etreioeraten. Die Ser
nebmu11gen fi10en por oem &ommilIair
|@larf bon Ser 3miidenitaotliden @mt=
oelsfommiiilon itatt l1n0 umfaiien audi
gletdnrtige lette1s bes Commercial
Clubs BON Superior, isis, un0 iei=
tens ser @anoelsfammer BON Milmau=
fee. @is., eingereidte @eidmer0en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-30
Mn bic 2cier anfcrbalb stearns
COUNTY,.

aae 9eier 0es %,gtoroitern," sic ni6t
in stearns County mobnen, fins
freltnolid eriudt, fire 3ablungen
fir oieies @latt, permittelit 0raft
ooer @eloanmeiiung ein3ulen0en.
8ir m0dten, naB ale 2eier lid
Die bon uns gebotene @%elegenbeit,
gegen @orausbe5a6lung oes @lat-
tes in Sen 8eitb elmer berrliden Brd-
mie gu gclangen, 5unuben MAIDEN. go
es nun aber unIeren r%eiienoen Mgen.
ten ni6t m0glid lit, Bel alien unie-
rem Mbonnenten por5uipreden, bepor
Die &usmabl Ser id0nen Bramien Der
grifen iein miro, 10 liegt es i'm 5nte.
reile oerielben, 6as @elo brett nad
Der office gu ienben, morauf promp-
te 3ulenoung Ser gemini9ten. 8ra-
mie erfolgen- miro. Sur gntgegen-
nabme Ser einen ODER ser an6eren 5ie-
ier mertbpollen &ramien gegen @or-
altsbe5ablung 6es rMcroitern" auf Elm
Sabr la0et ergebenIt ein Sic
rNorbitern"= 9rnfgeiellidaft.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-30
Cine G%rtrasablmng.

Cine groBe Musma6l BON @ebetbu,
dern, Die mir obne Na65ablung offe-
riren:
5iibrer gum &immel nit groBem
Crude uno metdem Morocco Gin
ban0e.
@ebete ser @etligen, nit mittelgro=
Bem Crude mn0 Morocco @inban6e.
6erner in fletnerem Crude nn6
serldieoenen @inban0en:
SduBenge1,
Selus meme 3uperiidt
gtern 0es &eiles,
@immels=S dliiiiel,
8ro6 ser gngel, fleines Gormat,
Gaiden @ebetbu6er,
&oienfrdn5e, meiB, idmarb uno
farbig. nit groBen ooer fleinen &erlen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-30

@ictor q. @ims1 on Mid. @arrola,
rb. 5gA @@A Gee. 1z125z31, &rain,
S $4,000
Settle 9ileb 8oaitrederin an Mnbreas
2in5, Gh N8A Sec. 23z124z3t, Sarz
ming, $225.O0.
Settle 9illeb @olitrederin au 5einrid
8ades, @h 1854 Gee. 23z124z31
Sarmiug, $225.00.
ct. SAUL, Minneapolis & M1anitoba
81. 81. So. an SO. 8. Mc9onalb, 1854
N@A Gee. 29z122<28, Sair @apen,
$4,000.
@iliam $. 0tpen nno Saru an Ser
6inanb &6nig, 2ots 9 unb 10 8lt IS
YapnesbiQe, 100000.
Sp1epb &untel unb Sro1 an Margaret
S9afer, She'll bon @gA 5@A Gee.
4z122z29. Maine &rairie, $4,000.
Srin 9oriep uno Srau an @uitab
@ran5op, Mh 5@A Gee. 2Oz122<27
2pnben, $4,500.00.
orin 9orisg nn5 Sran an @nita1
2pnben, $1,500.00.
so. g. 8tnter uno Srau an Sreb Son
@al6e, 5A N&A @@A Gee. 3<126z33
Melroie, $4,000.
Ole 81. Melion II. a. an Sherman s.
5trong, 8lt. S 8elgraoe, $4,000.
Rortb Nmerican 5tate 8ant an Beter
Geters, &@A Gee. Z uno M8A Sec.
9z123z33 Gate 3enrp, $15,O00.00.
Sbeo 8orma1 unb Srau on Sobn u.
@batp Ii. a. NGA @8A @ee. 6e121z29
Maine Hrairie. $4,000.
8iuiam 5. 8obmer u1b Sssrau an Mnnaz
lea Niner. Qots 9 an 81 eingei1loi1en
8lt 6 Cots 1 gu 5 eingef1lofen. BIf s
Got 10 8H 10 8. S. 9astamp's No6.
Melrofe. $4,000 {.
@uim1na SO. Gong unb @dtte an Rels
6. 9enning. Got Is Gong & 8rinfma'a
Ne<inb. 8lt 5. Netrotbs N6b. ct. CLOUD,
$250.O0.
N6olpb 2%inoenbero uub Irau an Sohu
9. Batfion, Got 4 BH 8 Columbia
@quare ct. gloub, $46O.OO.
Stole Srifb on Mnu g. Bbiifemore,
Got 8 @It / @obbins & Men6enbau's
Aob. Saut Centre, $4,000.
@ir8inia @arbian an BiIiam Blad,
2ots 2, A unb 46, tpeniger 2 Ncres bon
Nuo. Subz6ib. $50. z ct. Martin, $3,s
O57. 100.
N6olpb BeHemann unb Srau nu @enrt
s.. 51Imgen, GA @GA sec. 16z
1881 @llnfon, 100000.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-30
Gin tutrfiautes Mittel gegen bic @urm=
plage bel &ferben.

Sober Sarrner unb Yferbebelieer miro
erfreut ietn. on einem neuen MitteI ge<
gen bic gefir1tet: @urnnplnge BEL Yfer<
ben az b6ren. 6as in Der fur3en Belt 5ei<
neg 8efdnntfein5 gang erftaunIihe Ne<
iultate ge3eitigt bat. &c iino bie3 bic
aus Der alien &eimatb beriberqefomme<
men !3eurefaz &apieln, bic iid in Der fiirz
3eften 3eit Sau5erbe bon Sreunben err
lporben unb in Der Mustreibunq bon 8Irz
mern bel Rfer6en als Aniiberfrefflid er<
tpieien baben. Gl3 9mn1erten bon bant<
barren 8riefen bon Garmern. Bic bie Sop
ieln beuuben. gebt berbor. ba6 nad ben,
eineeRen bon nun atpei &apieln &unoerte
bon Bots ale u10eIi6en BIrn1er bon
Nte1roen abginqen: uno bab Rferbe. Die
borber mager. biiTig unb itorrii1 tpare,1.
na@ benz eingeben Der @apieln fofort auz
nabmen nns ane f6ledten giQenfhoffen.
nerloren: Sic Blru1er 9eben getp0bnlih
fdon mad etnigen @tlnben mad Dem GIN
geben Der &upfeln tobt i'm Miite ab 1rb
1T oa7 geitteI 1n1 70 i%pertbboHer. aIs e8
obne ipeitere 11u1itdrbe uno o1ne Hltter<
tuedfel ieoem Rferbe lei@t ein9eaeben
tperben fann. Muf allen Gormen. inn
Hferoe gebalten per6en. fonten qerobe
iebt iebem ein3igen 8biere atpei Ser 600
ieln our Vorii@t berabrei@f per6en. a,1db
tpenn it@ bic 9araiiten duberIi@ nod
ntdt betnertbar, geu1a9t baben. Sic @apz
leln 1tro gefeblib q~arantiert unter @eriaI
yto. 21,741 nn6 f0;nnen audi traaen6en
St1ter1 gegeben tperben. Dds Riftel If
eein5ig 1tno aqein gu be5ie6en bon Ser i,t,s
leren Ge1err1 tpo9lbetannten Breeders Mez
r1eob go.. 141 8isconfin<s trabe, SEPT.
q, Ntltpalfee, @is., gum Breife BON
1925 fir 6 eoer 5000 fir - RobfeIn.
portofrei. nit @ebraudsantpeiiuna. GliX
81. bnben IN 3irders 9ru9 Store. WeIz
role. Mtrt1:. ooer BEL 81. g. 4arren.
Sreeport, URinn. 49shn
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-30

%geernteten &flan5en sic foblenitoff-
reide Nabrung fir sic 8ooenbafte
rien liefern, tief untergepfliigter Gin=
ger %0agegen pertorft uno unpirflam
miro. 5. Col 1Ran Sen belteuten
Mder, 10 oft es n0tbig un0 m0glid
lit, nit Ser @a,1obade o6er Mai9i-
nenbade griinoli@ liiften: lie ofter
6oS geidiebt, lie BETTER lit sic grndb-
ra1tg ser Bflan5en our9 Stiditoff
man brardt al1d 6amit BEL &iiben
iiber Sen 1. Sult binaus ni9t dngit.
lid gu iein. Die babel abgetrennter
tlei1en Saagmur3eln liefern iofor1
Nabrltoffe fir 8o6enbafterien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-30
@eacn 25f e1tra

@ebetbi6er peri9ieoener Gitel uno
l60nent Geluloio-ooer<S amn1et-gm-
ban0.
&erlen Ser Mn0adt im feiniten 2e-
6erein6an0.
1roit ser armen seelea, in fbo-
mem, meid)em 2e0ereinbano, nit Colo
i6nitt l1no groBem Crude.
Croft i'm sitter, in gleidem Gin-
ban0e uno nod groBerem @roborud.
Der @aumgarten, Elm groBes 6or-
mat nit Mittelorud l1no meihem 800
roccoz@inbQn0.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-30
Sm Gn9liib baben mir:
0cacn 25e Grtrasahfnnn..

@cgen 25t G%rtra5ablmma.
@oloen Sep Of &eapen, @eMuloi6-
ginbano, groBes 6ormat.
2ittle Sen Of &eapen. nit feinitem !,
9eoerelnbanoe uto eleganter innerer
MuS itattung.
godet Sen Of @eapen nit 5ammet-
ei1ban0.
Dine @gtra5ablnns.
Na6folge G6riiti, elm Mnoadts-
bnr3 bon Mittelgr0Be un0 NIT feinem
Worocco=ginban0e.
Guide to Hietp, NIT Morocco Gin-
ban0.
&a for Seius, NIT meiGem 9eoer-
ginban0e.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-30

8ieoerum befin6en mir uns i'm De-
jibe elmer groBen Musmabl berrli@er
YrQmien. @er bon uniern 2eiern iei-
men &iiditan0 auf Sen v@oroitern"
u11o 0a5u nod Elm Sabr I'M 8ora1s
be3ablt, lit CUR Musmabl irgen0 elmer
ser nadite6enS angegebenen Bramien
bere6tigt: g
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-30

&eri@men6et Guer @eI1 ridt 6ur4
6as @oa1fen bon itdrfetboen BfIaitern.
@bamberlain's Ointment lit biniger
un6 better. 5e119tet Elm Stud Gln.
nen 6amit an uno Btn6et basielbe iiber
sic angegriffenen SbeiGe, un6 es mir6
Ben 5dmerB un6 6as 8eb beieitigen.
gu faufen Bel anen M~potbetern.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-30
,Wprbiteru"< 3alen6cr

Elm Samilienfalenber inn mabren Sin=
ne 6es @ortes. @ei6li6 ausgeltattet
nit id0nen Sl(uitrationen unb ange=
fmQt NIT belebrcnoem, erbauenoem
um0 unterbaltenoem 2eleitoff fir
Sung uno Mlt, fann 6erielbe gu Sen
beiten &%alen0ern fir cine fatbolii6e
Jamaie ge5ablt merpem Sir Sic
langen @interobenoe feline Before
2eftiire.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-30

Moorbea6. - 6rau Mn6retp
6re0eridion 1pur6e ant Mben6 al1f Set
5traBe bon einem Monne iibenfalen,
ser ite an ser &eble erfaBte un6 tpiirg.
.te un6 ibr Die Son6tai9e, in tpelder
itd ibr @elo befar6, entriB, tporauf Ell
i@leuntgit in ser Dumfelbeit Der.
fd&pan1.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-30

Sir $udter, Grodertbeit un6 aitel
int $auie, &etierteit at1b ole &ufter
un6 @rfdlt1ngen 11ebmt 6oIep'a
$onep or6 Tar COMPOUND. GntbdI1
feline Dpinten. Molitor Drug So.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-30
prdmirn-fiff.

preBtem GedeI un6 berrliden Gars
ben0ruf- 8iloern.
Die qroBe @anofarte bon @tearns
County, melde einen mirfliden @ertb
DON 800 fat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-30
6a,nmum6s @elt @tlas"

entbalteno 80 geograpbiide aurten
ser gan5en @elt, Statiitifen bon 2dn=
bern un6 Sta0ten. 6erner lit 6arin
cine groBe @arte oes Staates Minne=
iota nit aQ ieinen stdotet1 uno D0r=
fern nit Mngabe Ser ginmobner5abl
beim lebten Genius BON 1910. Gin
lpertbpolles un0 Invertebrates 8ud fir
Se6erman1t.
8ebiters englii6=6euti9es
@orterbur6 nebit 8riefite4er in BEL
Sen Spraben.
@eidi9tenbii6er beri9ieoenen ST.
baltes.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-30
8 2pQ arpke &atent.Gdeere fret

Sol grofe 8atent.S deere fret.
Gieies Sabr baben mtr ferner als
Yrdmie eine 8 3ou groBe, iif ielbit.
i6drfenoe Ratentiheere, melde mag
n%etiiirt lit uno 6as ionit 10 beidmer'
lt6e Mufnebmen bon Nabeln unG
Stedna6eln beiorgt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-30

@egen 500 eTtra.
@offine, @ano Holtiqe, grbauungs
8u9.
2egenoe ser @eiligen, NIT college
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-09-30
CHORDS AND DISCORDS

them at once. The ysay, You know.
l simply cannot remember names"
Well what OF It? You admit you can
remember faces, so when you run
across the man you were introduced
to yesterday, say "howdy" to him, and
he will say "howdy" right back; the
next thing you know you have added
pleasant friendship to your stock.
Never mind what his name is: you
can find that out in due time Don't
turn your head the other way while
passing the man you met formally the
day before. He is thinking OF the
same thing that is running through
your mind. He is afraid you might not
recognize him. Surprise him and say
-'howdy." The next time you meet,
he will say It first.
This is our recipe for getting in
right" Try it, and this club guaran-
tees TO make good any loss thereby
sustained.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-09-30
GETTING N RIGHT.

The Rock Island club has sent out
the following suggestion. and it car
ries few facts that ought TO wake up
some OF the dead ones in these parts:
We hear it stated so often that a
man gets the full benefit of an organ
izatton such as this club. only when he
is so fortunate as TO get in right" We
are apt to nod our heads in acQuies-
ence when this is said and pass on to
the next subject.
Who does the getting in? Our
friends cannot do it for us we must do
it for ourselves. It is quite possible
for a man TO join a club lunch there
frequently for years. and not get &C
quainted with more than half dozen
of the members during that time. This
seems surprising. but it is a fact. new
ertheless. for we have run across such
cases recently. They are introduced
TO any number, but seem to forget
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-09-30
OLD SHELBY AND BILL t.

Geneseo has a poet laureate. He
is James Kidney. Poet Kidney at
tended the Taft reception last week.
RE contributes the following classic
to the Geneseo News:
The president came to town
On a bright September day,
Old politicians of renown
Came their respects to pay.
Old Shelby CuIlom, the antique,
Was there with quiet laugh,
And with the boys from up Salt
Creek
Was there to welcome Taft.
If only that smile you could see,
1t would make your heart feel
glad;
But if you saw the company,
1t would make you rather sad.
thought as I gazed on the scene
A passing in review,
IF he relied on those "had-beens,"
/ don't know what he will do.
They looked as if they had stood pat
For a great many years,
But the people must be tired of that
At least ! heard no cheers
Our president is grand looking
He is tall and large and stout,
But don't seem 10 have the booking
To make the people shout.
If TEDDY" boy was on the job,
A different sight you'd see
The people all, from sage to slob,
Would jump and shout with glee.
think that they enjoyed his club,
In going after graft;
II seemed TO me they gave a snub
To smiling William Taft
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-09-30
BORROWING MOLARs.

CMarshalltown, Iowa, Republic)
There is in the second ward a house
hold, lady OF which. some months
ago. loaned to an old woman who has
worked from time TO time for different
families in the city, a 10-cent piece.
The old woman was going away and
needed just that amount for the pur-
pose of making the Journey. Not long
ago she returned to the city and went
to the home where she had borrowed
the dime TO return fl. Her call was an
swered by the widowed sister OF the
lady who had loaned the dime to the
caller, who was known to the family,
and TO her the sum was repaid Evil
IDENTIFY paying the way for her request
the aged caller asked the lady If she
wore false teeth. The lady reluctant
ly admitted that she did, wondering at
the question. Did she then, was the
next question. have an old and
east aside set Of false teeth
that she would loan to the caller. who
needed q pair badly and did not have
the money TO buy a set. Naturally she
did not, at least not TO loan, but she is
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-09-30
HIT EN- AGAIN. BRO. HALL.
Pnrt RNrnn Glnhc

\ representative CT 2 large calendar
house has been in Port Byron this
week. and rumcr has it that a little
con" talk about high prices later on
has brought him several orders. We
suppose the merchants who gave him
orders will come around again in the
near future and ask us 10 publish
something about the farmers sending
TO the catalogue houses. and these
same merchants are doing practically
the thing that they want US TO Jack
up the farmer for doing OF course
some viii say when we go around
With our samples that they did not
know We handled calendars, when We
have been begging them for orders for
% years. Others will say we don't
come early enough. when as q matter
OF fact We have tried several times to
get orders early in the season and ev-
cry merchant would say You are too
early I might be dead before I could
use them" When the agent or repre-
sentative Of some concern that does
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-09-30

! Tell you Of natures own beautiful
work
That makes Colorado 50 great?
There are the beautiful mountains.
a most beautiful sight TO behold;
They were put there by natures own
hand.
And cannot be bought for gold.
A stroll into the mountains
Before the sun is set.
Is a most beautiful sight
That one can never forget.
As you stroll along he rocks.
Listening TO he babbling brook;
If We were 10 ten you all
II certainly would I'll a book.
There IS many q pleasure trip
That any one can take:
Just you have the pocket book
And the dollars there 10 break
The air here is so refreshing,
The flowers 50 very bright;
With the grass thai locks Ike velvet.
Makes everything look out Of sight.
So take a trip 10 Colorado.
But stay more than q week or two;
For If you don't yol'l 20 away
Feeling mighty blue.
You would say the sun IS too hot.
The altitude too high;
That it made you sueeze, it made you
cape,
And almost made you cry.
But, take it al together,
7 know you would think {; great:
So Just keep CT a-planuing
To see this western state.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-09-30
WOULD YOU, CLARICE.
CGalesburg Repubiican-Register)

(Galesburg Republlcan-Register
Isn't il wonderful what a difference
just q few hours make sometimes?
Because ne was under The influence
of liquor on the evening OF mis- mar
rage, a local young man is still bach
elor today. When he went TO the home
Of his prospective bride Wednesday
evening TO lead her - me altar. after
having a marriage license procured
and a preacher engaged, the young
lady absolutely refused u have any
thing further TO do with him because
Of his condition.
Il want none Of that in mine she
observed when relating the incident.
The young man told her in the evening
about getting the license and urged
her to go with him to the preacher,
but she declined 10 accompany him in
his maudlin state and told him that
she would not marry man who would
get drunk She maintained her atti-
tude despite his pleadings. II is under
stood that he Is continuing his spree
today.
81 can earn my living and would pre-
fer to do it, she said.
She lives here and has employment.
She is sensible and attractive in APP
pearance. She has returned 70 her
work Those who have heard OF her
decision commend it. Her example is
worth initiating.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-09-30
SOUNDS REASONABLE, DOESN'T Trr
IGeneseo Republic. }

Grooe iaarlyksche prijis bollin gte
Atkinson op Monday I September,
dat zaI zijin op laberdag gegeven door
de verrenigde. Herbergshiers van
het dorp er zaI 50 dollars verbold
worden en- de pryzen ais volgt: LIST
prits, $50; I'd. s25; Sd. SIS; 4th, $40.
Den in1eg is SO cents per man, en- dry
man maakt cen peleton. De inschry-
wing zal plaats hebben van II tot 2
uren. Elk mag zyn eigen Dol mede
bregnen ais green lood OF yer in de
Dol yerbogen IS.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-09-30
WILLIS HEARIN,s GOOD.

tPrincetOn CORRESPONDENT in Port
Byron Globe).
The meat market owned by Joseph
G. Helble was burglarized one night
last week. They entered by break
ing the lock on the back door There
was only about SO in change in the
till which they appropriated. In all
the burglaries which have been IN
dertaken or accomplished in town it
seems that they care for nothing ex-
cept money, hence every body
should keep their cash in the bank
1t can not very well be robbed with
out waking Will Chandler up.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-09-30
CATARRH SUFFERERS.
IF You Don't Know About Hyomei,
Try It at Harper House Phar-
maCv'g Risk

Nearly every reader Of The Argus
has read about Hyomei. but many Jf
them continue 10 suffer- from catarrh
just because they do not exactly under
stand just what Hyomei is.
To these sufferers II. o. Rolf says
you don't have TO know anything about
Hyomci except that you breathe it AMI
hat it does not contain cocaine or
opium or any harmful drug
You can find out all about Hyam1i
without taking any chances Whatever.
Just get an outfit today. read the sim
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-09-30
SOME CUT UPS, THESE.
(Hillsdale Post.)

Tuesday was an unlucky day for the
corn cutters. as Harry Fender cut his
leg. Louis Fillmer split one Of his
toes, Charles Nicholson cut his limb,
and Golden Sell cut the leader off in
one of his toes, so next Tuesday, boys,
please don't cut corn or you're liable
to cut off your head
A young man from Chicago is spend
ing the week at |. Marvel's.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-09-30
How-s THIS. BRO. PETITE
CRevnoIds Press

IReynOIUS FTeos.I
Some one has been bootlegging
whiskey here One night recently
some parties Were drinking and one
of them attempted to break into the
postoffice.
Charles Lowe has been pulling his
onions this last week.
Fred Carpenter and Lou Baker were
seen in this vicinity Wednesday after
noon.
Mrs VIII Steckman is getting along
nicely now The trained nurse. who
had cared for her for four weeks, left
several days ago.