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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-10-28

young fellows seem to have is an
automatic smile and pipe as big
as a stone hammer.
Aleck Mangold tossed up his
last quarter Tuesday night to de-
eide whether he'd go see Uncle
Toms Cabin" or buy a pound of
coffee. The Mangold family
drank water at breakfast next
morning.
When two women get together
with their babies it's awfully hard
to get them to talk about any
thing besides their youngsters.
When Claude Hopper remarked
to the crowd at the postoffice Sat
urday morning that James Whit
comb Riley made $40, 900 a year
by his pen, Doug. Tayters, who is
always butting in wanted to know
whether Riley raised Durcos or
Chester Whites.
What Happened
Monday Hez Gookin's mare took
sick,
Tuesday three hens and a duck
died,
Wednesday two hogs were drown
ed in the creek,
Thursday his COW got buckeyed.
One of the things a young man
misses when he gets a job in the
city and has to board is the privi-
lege of going to the kitchen and
getting a slice of bread to eat just
before bedtime.
Susie Bellew sang "Then You'll
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-10-28

was graced with all the formality
of message from Gov. Claiborne
Jackson, delivered in person. You
see, this was the confederate end
of the legislature, and the real
capital at Jefferson City was in
possession of federal troops. Neo-
sho. on the other hand, was close
to the Arkansas line, so the gov
ernor and legislators could make a
quick getaway if Union soldiers
showed up. Under the spell of
Jackson's eloquence this Neosho
legislature passed an ordinance
withdrawing Missouri from the
Union.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-10-28
MOST
ANYTHING
.si.4itItlNiE's nj VKl.II.

st-4ftsUfSlE'S W UKI4D.
My, what big, big world
Dear God has given me!
With far more stars than ] car
count,
More hills than I can seel
And roses such a lot.
Why, If / picked me one
For every minute of the day
never should be donel
And birds In every tree.
With wonderful bright wings!
They wait till / come running out
To tell me such glad things!
And o, the little brooks
That call to me to play,
I'm sure they must be very glad
That | know what they say!
And then when night comes here
And into bed l creep,
Such lovely little dreams there are
To play with me in sleep.
1t is a big. big world,
o such a lovely place
But most of all the things. think
l love my mothers face.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-10-28
THE WASP
Published Weekly
Subscriptions Now Due.
Advertising Rates on Request.

Pikey Turner will not paint his
could not agree on the color.
Pikey wanted it pea green, but
Mrs. Turner, who reads the fash
ion magazines, said it would be
terra Gotta or nothing.
When you see a double column
picture of a man in the papers
nowadays you hardly know wheth-
er it's a statesman or some fellow
that's got cured.
Fillmore Potts, the landlords of
the New Atlas hotel, says that if
potatoes get much higher they will
soon be catalogued as natural cur
iosities.
Once in a while you will meet
a woman who seems to enjoy life
more after her husband Is dead
than she did when he was living.
Occasionally you will find a
woman who grows castor bean
plants in the back yard with the
idea that they will give an artis-
tic effect to the scenery.
Aaron Dodwick. who is seventy
three, claims that a man isn't old
so long as he likes to get out in
the woods and gather pawpaws.
About the only assets some
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-10-28


a quick grab
for Joseph w.
F o / k. H @ S
white all the
W a y through.
He's a reformer
W h a t reforms,
and down in Mis-
souri, folks think
Folk will be pres
ident We t. b e
that as it may,
Joseph is a ter
ribly sad man =
terrible sad. He's
looked all his
life for someone
who, in intro
ducing him as
the chief speak
er of the even
ing" w o u ! d
I o r e b e a r to
knock him down
as the Show
me man from
the Show me
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-10-28
CHICK AT OF.

Mrs. Mary Chick, who lives near
by Chicks Crossing. in Wells, is a
smart woman for one past her
ninety-second milestone. She has
walked to and from her farm
about one-half mile and picked
several bushels of apples. She
lives alone. brings her wood and
water, and does all of her work.
Lewiston (Me.) Joprnal.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-10-28
OBSERVATIONS
ADMIRAL SChLEY left his family $40. OC

ADMIRAL SCHIEY family $4,000 and a name that
VIII make 'em proud to the last
LA will follow Of middle
Then shall Little Bob
did BILL Won't to
Do 40 ~ ' o -
IT'S in York is the agony
Of his annual overthrow" smiling bandIy
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-10-28
Hair, Tooth or Shoe?

Hair, Tooth or Shoe?
Everybody ought to have his or
her own brush and comb.-Clay
Center, Kas., Dispatch.
The work of the New York
sporting editors in finding excuses
for the Giants is our idea of the
height of ingenuity.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-10-28

but starry hurtle
across the hofi-
zon of history.
T h Q Missouri
legislature, o r
part of it, was in
session there, as
it had been for a
few N / n u t Q S
every day for a
week. But this
day shone above
all others. for it
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-10-28

w. o. Mumford, a Chicago
broker, got excited in the wheat
pit and swallowed a gold tooth.
Which shows you can lose most
anything you've got in the wheat
pit.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-10-28

Nova Scotia claims to have the
largest gypsum deposits in the
world.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-10-28
OUR DAILY BIRTH.
DAY PARTY.

If you ever have to choose up
sides between the black sheep and
the white maka
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-10-28

state" He is only AZ years old
today and he's just getting
started.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-10-28
TODAY IN HISTORY

Oct. %, 1861, just 80 years
ago, Neosho, Mo-, made one brief
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-10-28
What a Headache!

What q Headache!
The secretary of the United
States Brewers association figures
that 1900, 1000 beers were
consumed in this country last
year.
And
We figure the collars on those
beers, placed on end, would reach
the moon.
Ruzzielamb didn't get any $780,
900 mint sauce from the Jury and
he lost his job in the chorus, too.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-10-28

A paste made of salt and Vine
gar will clean stained enameled
ware.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-10-28
A Laundry Hint.

A Laundry Hint.
When removing ribbon from
soiled corset covers fasten a piece
Iof twine ON one end and pull
through. Take off ribbon, leav-
ing the string In the corset cover
while 1t is being Numbered, then
with the string in the corset cover
it is easily pulled back into place,
Collector Loeb of the New York
customs office will not employ
women stenographers; he says
men are better for office work.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-10-28

Ruzzielamb got the I. X. (eye
kiss) but not the o. X.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-10-28

Any man who wears a fuzzy hat
out hunting is likely to be shot
for bear.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-11
Sic pielem Meimeioe!

Ga fat fiir5lid elm &idfer bonn
&i6terltuble aus bittere 8emerfungen
iiber Sic 3unebmenoe &aufigfeit bes
Meineioes 11no ser lei9tfertigen, ge=
miiienloien gi6e5leiitatng iiberbaupt
gemaht uno beionbers beoauert, 6ab
es oft 10 idmer, penn nidt gar utt=
mogli@ lit, 0ergleiden @erbred)en gu
perbin0ern ooer 5u b%eitrafen. @s lit
ia traurig, bab o1r6 abiidtlides ODER
leidtfertiges 6ali6= un0 Snoentagbin=
eini6moren sic gauge ginridtung Ser
gi6esleiitung in @erruf fommen muB.
@as belfen 6a ale 8orfebrungen,
mas bilft es, 6ab 6as 8olf burd Sc
iete Sen Meinei6 gum @erbreden
itempelt, tpertn eS bilflos oabeifteben
l,n6 5uieben muB, uie 6ieieS Gerbre=
9en ltraflos 6aoongebt.
Mber man 5udt 6ie Mdieln un0
meint 90 lieBe jtd ni6t biel MAIDEN.
@enn Elm Meni@ felt entidloiien lei,
gu liigen, Damn miiroe er eben liigen,
Oh er gleid %ausorudli@ geidmoren,
in Sem betreffen6en 6alle sic @abr=
felt gu iagen. 9as mag itimme1; es
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-11
@ont, Is. Mpril, 1911.

Gin loeben bon Ser 81noes = Ser
febrsfommiiiion peroffentli6tes 8ul-
letin 5eiet, in meld' gepaltigem MaBe
0aS 9elepbon. SEM Gelegropben als
Mittel gum Signaltlieren BON 3iigen
mdbren0 oes Sabres 1910 &onfur=
ren5 gemadt fat. Sic 6erni9reb=
lange Ser Telephone permebrte iid
auf Sen 8abnen unt 1878 Meilen.
Sim 1. Sanl1ar mltroe ser Selegrapb
auf 1921 Meilen un6 0as 1ele=
pbon auf 41,717 Meilen benubt. Ser
ner gebt aus oem Bulletin berbor,
0aB anfangs bes Sabres H,269 Mei=
len @iienbabnen in Ben Ser. Staaten
unter Sem iogenannten 8lodiignal=
Spitem in 8etrieb maren unb bier
DON 17,711 Meilen automotiid be-
trieben 1pur6en. Die oiesbe5iigltbe
8unobme belief iid I'M Sabre 1910
ar,f 5473 Meilen, mopon 3473 Mei<
len auf 6as automatiide Spitem emit
fielen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-11
Gin Sinh jtellt 6ascn, meld)e mandj=

NAL ser fliigite &opf nidt beantportea
fam. !@elebrte fins oft eritaunt iiber
Sic auBeroroentlide ginfa@feit bon
Eroblemen, oeren 2oiung Sabrbun=
oerte in Mniprub nabm. Serporra=
genoe Mer5te, nit all ibrer @ei@id=
li9feit u1to @illenidaft, iteben oft
ratblos einem einfa6en 2eioen gegen=
iiber, meldes our9 ein gemobnlides
@ausmittel gebeilt miro, 6enn eS trifft
sic @ur5el bes l1ebels - Sic "nnrein=
felt 6es 8ll1tes. 9ies lit oos &C.
beimniB bon 6orni's Mlpenfrauter.
Sauienoe be5eugen iabrli@ Sic &C.
lunobeit bringen0en gtgenidaften Sic
les unpergleibliden @ausmittels.
8oae @in5elbeiten mer6en gerne ge=
liefert. Moreiie:: Or. Setter 6abrnep
II. Cons Co., 1916 g. 9oDne Mpe.,
Chicago, 81.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-11
Cute @ele9enbeit.

Cine III SLIDER groBe, an ser 900
8obn int 5otpn @rai11, 6 Meilen 11orb<
0itlid bon Mlbanp uno 5 Meilen tpe5t<
li9 BON &oloing %gelegene 6arm nit
gutem gerGumtgem @obnbaus un6 al
len 5ur Sarm n%otbmenoigen Nebenge=
bGuoe fir $4,000 ait faufen. so SLIDER
unter Bflug uno 20 Slider gltes 8ie-
ienlaro, @eit @eioelan6. Mdberes lei
ba @eo. 9ieorid,
81. SEQ. 3, Boz 80, Mlbanp, Minrt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-11

cine &eibe BON mo6ernen Sadper itan=
bigen oufnnorihieren 5u laiie1, pelde
conitotiren, onB ct niht 5urefnungs=
f6big" lei uno olio ntdt pe%rurt6etlt
mer0en fon11. Ser Mrme bagegen,
Sem 0iei er @elo un0 3eit foiten0e Mp=
parat niht sur @erfiigung itebt, muB
biibcu. 9as fiibrt CUR i@arfiten Glal-
1eniuiti5 u11o gum &uin oes gon5en
8olfes. Muf oem @ebiete ser &olitif
ferner glaubt man nrat9mol, bob 6ieie
uno iene 6rage tpirfli6 nidts NIT &e=
ligion 51 tbun fat. @enn man aber
nodfori9t, marum 0iele ooer iene
8ortei gegen cine Sor0erung lit, oonn
miro man 6nbin belebrt, 6aB i6lieB=
li6 sic &elteion be5p. sic @onfeiiion
fir sic gegneriid}e Bartet %mabgebeno
lit.
SCUM jogen auer6ings mart6e 2eu=
tie: &eligion lit gut fir oaS Hripa'<
leben, fir sic fleine 3ene ser meni6=
lif,en @eieKdaft, Sic 6amilie; ia,
man ribmt iogar bier sic @rfo1ge ser
! Meligion. -. Mber baben sic biirger=
: liden Iugen0en nidt audi 8e6eutung
/ fiir's offentIide 2eben? @oQ Spar-
] iomfeit, Mrbeiti amfeit nidt audi i'm
0ffentliden 2eben bon 8%e0eutung
fem? son sic religioie &raft auf
ei>tmal ausgeidaltet iein IN Ser Def
fentlidfeit? Mieman6 bat Sic Be-
6eutung ser 9feligton better gum Mus=
6rud gebradt, als 8aibington, Ser
rite Er6ii6ent ser Ser. Staaten. St
,mieinte v&eligion uno Moralitat ieien
Sic nnerlaBliden Stiiten Ser 0ffent-
liden Moral; je0er mobre Holitifer
liebe iie ebenio mie ieoer fromn1e
Menid; 1ie leien es, Sic Sent @o1fs-
gan5en crit sic 2ebensfraft geben
mii1ien."
Mas @aibington gelagt, benefit
au6 sic @eididte. Simmer ftnoet
man, ooB sic 8olfer on Madt nno
ginflub perlieren, >tpenn iie Sic &eli=
gion ousi9alten Das Deuti4e &ei@
fat I'M Mittelalter oas groBte Mnie
fen genoiien. @enn es in 6ranfrei9
10 meitergebt mie beute, 10 miro 0teieS
2ano balo aus ser &eibe Ser @eltret<
DIE ausideioen. Mus 6aS beuttge
0eutide &ei9 miro innerlid MIR ge=
il111o iein, iolange oas beutide 8olf
Sic &eligion nidt aus ser &olitif
eusidaItet; edte 8aterlanosltebe be-
itebt nur oauern6 auf religioier.
@runolage. Deutidlono's @r0Be uno
&raft ion mddtig uno einfluBret@
bleiben uno 10 ion es audi %iibergeben
mer6en ser beranpadIenoen Sl1geno.
Da3u lit ober Dor g1lem cine @riitli9e
gr5iebung notbmen0ig. @idtig lit
Elm gutter gdulfad; alein ebenio mid)-
tig lit es, oaB uniere Sugeno audi nit
einem it6blernen, ebernen Character
ousgeitattet miro. go fteben @eltgion
un6 8olitif aIio in unmittelbarem
Suiommenbang NIT Dem 8liiben zines
8olfes.-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-11
Sbr 8amoel gei@nart.

Dreibru16ert 8eamte I'M &apitol 81
@aibington, Die unter republifal1iider
@egierung ongelteut moroen iparen,
baben 6ieier Gage ibr 8inoel idniiren
un6 0ernofroten &lab MAIDEN miiiien,
fir sic sic oemofratiide Mebrteit i'm
&auie gu iorgen batte, @arteig6nger,
bie aus bieien o0er ienen @riin6en Mn-
ipriide auf %berartige 8eriidiidtio'i:g
erbeben fonnten. Do sic Snbaber ser
Men,ter nid)t& our9 oas 3iptloienitoc-
ieb gei6iibt fins, m1Bten Tie iid eit1-
fa9 in oas ltnberlneioli9e fiigen. Sem
(Sieger Die @eute. 9os gilt INNER
nod, 10 melt fem Miegel porgeidoben
lit, unb nlan mir0 sic bemofratil6e
2eitung ni6t bel onoers tabeln fojrnen,
menn fie oopon @ebraud gemadt fat.
9as lit etnntal 10 Narteimetbo0e. Ole
Ter @ed)lel in Ser Men1terbe ietung
tbut ser Sbatiade feinen Mbbrud), oaB
cine go1,5e &eibe BON iiberfliiiigen
Soften nbgeidofft mor0en iin0 un0 Ell
ne be6eutenoe griparniB er5ielt ,per-
sen fonnte. 9fo6 bieier &idtl1ng FIN
meroen Sic 1emofraten ftd audi meiter
tbatig erpeiien, l1m cine griinolide
|5Guberung in Sen beribie0enen Ser
maltllngs : 0epartements bor5uneb=
men. Sizes miro je6o9 in ser Sa1pt=
iade MIR nit @iniidt al1f ipari amere
8ermaltung geidebeSr, linn sic Sic BIS
fer berriden0eEartei iid nidt piel &C.
fummert fat, mieipobl es 8rditoent
iGaft an be5ugliden Mabnungen nidt
fat feblen laiien.
gs lit niht sic Mbiidt, nit oieier
Mrbeit Dor 6em @l1blifum 5t prablet,
mie mat oaralS erieben fam, oaB Sic
bamit betrauten Musi@iiie in aler
Stiae porgeben, sic &elultote nidt an
sic groBe @lode idlagen iouen. Ser
Barteileitl1ng lift eS an eriter Stele
barl1m gu tbun, sic @oranidldge fir
oas nadite 8l16get 10 nieorig ais mog=
lt6 anieten 5u f0nnen, l1m cine ser
bm1ptiG@liblten @inmen0ungen gege1
sic bon ibnen beabiidtigte Sartfrebi=
ion gu e%ntfrdften, SEN &inmeis altf be-
oenfli6e &erfiir5ung Der @infiinfte.
@enn in Ser regelmdBtgen Seiiion sic
&epiiion paragrapbenmeiie CUR In=
nabme fomntt, itebt cine meitere Ste
BUTTON ser @infunfte gu ertparten, ser
6ann audi ein entlpre@enoes Min6er=
be6iirfniB ser &ermaltung gegeniiber
fteben muB. Sci einem Mnsfan bon
pier5ig bis finf5ig Miqionen, sic ii9
nod bouer6eter &eptiion ergeben mag,
m1B. 0as slusgabebuoget be0euten6 be-
i9nitten merben, un6 6esbalb ion in
Sen requirements nad Mogli6feit ge=
ipart mer0en. @egen 6ieies Gorgeben
fat Eraiioent Iaft nidt ,r,r nidts
ein5umenoen, ionbern lit 6urdauS oa+
nit einperitanoe1 II, fat 6esbalb a1@ Sic
departments <geriteber ongemieien,
sen unteri uhenoen Musiduiien ltnge=
binoerten @inblid in sic Mmtsfiibrung
5u gepGbrer un6 aue getpiinidte Mns=
funft gu ertbeilen. SsS11 ser @r5iebung
groBerer Sporlamfeit begegnen iid
feline @inide ur6 sic ser 6en1ofratt=
! iden Harteifubrung.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-11

giebt ia 2eute, ste moraliide 8eoen
ten gar nidt .fennen un0 Die mi:
Iadelnoem Munoe einen Wfeinei>
idpp0ren, pen1t eS ibnen @ortbei
brir,ge1 poer S9aoen fernbalten farm
l1n0 oas ni6t MIR Dor @eridt, aud
I'M seiddftliden nno geieui6aftlide1
@ertebr feiert ia sic 2uge Elm emiges
Opferfeit. 0apon miiien Sic Steuer'
lilten uno sic 3ollbeboroen 10 gut 81
eroablen mie ser @eri6tsiaal. DaS
m1a9t, sic @abrbeit lit %iiberbaupt nid1
angeieben in ser @elt, mena Tie ni@ts
%einbringt. @elhaft lit @eidaft inns
ser @ott oes @eid)afts lit ser Gortbeil.
Gas miro ia idoa, ser Sugeno onrd
2ebre u11o 8eiipiel beigebradt. @aS
fam mat unter iolden l1mitanoen
iiberbaupt @utes ermarten.
GS fonnte mirflih nidt idaoen,
me1ln Sic @obrbeit ein flein biBden
me6r gu Mnieben fame. 9ab ser @i>
in ser 8e5iebuug 5iemlid ma6tloS lit,
oos ieben mir ia ale Gage u,10 6a-
riiber brauden mir inns nidt groB 81
m1noern, oenn = often geitanoen
Sic @i0esleiitung lit audi 0arnad. Sou
ei1er gelpiiien 6eierlihteit un0 8ur:
Sc lit 90 meiit pidt Sic Spl1r gu fin:
sen, ia, ri6t ielten lit 0ie Gioeslci.
itl1ng Elm 5pott auf Site uno Mn-
ltano. Ser gfidter o0er Rotar ooer,
mer ionit Sen Sis abnimmt, bebt Sic
&ano o1f uno idnurrt nit slutomo-
bilgeihuinoigfeit sic @ioesformel ber-
unter, oft 10, 0aB man nidt cine ein5i-
ge 5ilbe periteben fann. Ser gioeslei.
itenoe fat nidts meiter gu tbun, alS
Sic @ano bod5rbalten, uno lit of
i9on pereioigt, ebe ct meib, I'M maS
es iib banoelt. SIT 0os cine miir0ige
@an0lung SSn an0eren 2an0ern mir>
Sem Meni9en flar auseinanoergeiett
I'M mas es iid banoelt, uno er muf
Sen gio @ort fir @ort 6eutlid uni
langiom no6lpreden. Muf sic Sorn
bes gioes fommt es babel ni6t an
0enm nidt MIR ser driitlide Gi0 mir>
in oieier @eiie abgenomme1, ionoerr
orb oas @ort an @i0esitatt, 6aS I'M:
ter l1mitdn6en Sen 6riitli6en @io ct:
iett. Das lit ser cine &unft, unb 6el
5meite lit ser, 6aB bier uberbaupt 81
pie1 geidmoren miro. Sci ieoer, nod
10 unmidtigen @elegenbeit modt lid
oieie S9m0rerei brett u16 6as @ol]
bat ii@ i@on 10 0aran getp0bnt, 6of
es ser @ei6idte gar feline 8eoe1tune
mebr beilegt.
Mon er5iebe sic Sugeno CUR @abr.
baftigfeit un6 iebe I'M 0ffentliden UNI
gei96ftli9en 2eben Sic @brlthfeit oil
Sen Stubl, uno mani miro BEN Gil
%iiberbaupt entbebren fonnen. 8enr
mon auf SOS @ort zines Menider
bauen fonn, lit 0ie@eremonie uberf Iii
fig, nno cine untpir0ige @eremonie
lit eben1o bonn nebel.
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Gbr,1ng eines beutid)-ant. &rieiters
bnrd Ben 81. Batter.

9fep. 8. s. sdlatboelter bon &rop,
&c.,, 8erfaiier ees bereits in elmer
@eiammta11fla9e BON 10000 @rem=
plaren i'm 8erlage Ser Columbia
8ubliibing So. in Milmaufee erldie=
nenen treffli6en 8udleins iiber uDie
tagli9e fl. Communion" lit 6ieler
Gage folgen0es S6reiben aus &om
5ngegangen:
&omt, Is. Mpril, 1911.
nGben fomn1e i'd aus Der &ribat-
aubien5, tuo id benz 81. Batter SIR
8adletn iiber r9ie taslid)e fl. Gom-
m1nion" iiber9eben nno inn iiber
SIRE Sbatisfeit beridtet babe. Ser
81 Batter iberiekte ielbit ben Sitel
ms Stalieniide, 11,b ankerte feline
bpbe 3nfriebenbeit. glnf meine 8itte
ipenoet CT Sbnen ieinen beionberen
Mpoitultiden Segen.
Nfigr. q. &c @aal."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-11

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ner 3eit %eintreten int &ennebD 8uf-
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-11

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bon mirten6. Cine Mpplifation miro
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Molitor Drug 60.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-11
Sir son1merausHasler.

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Mpon, Minn., gelegener Sommerre-
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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-08-08
BLACK HAND IS
after THE coin
DEMAND FIVE THOUSAND DOL
LARS FOR RETURN OF KID.
MAPPED BOY.
Thought Father Was Wealthy Be-
cause He Purchased Fresh Milk
Daily for Sick 1aby-More Oetec'
tives Placed on Case by Chicago
Police.
(By Associated Press)

CHICAGO, Aug. 8.-Extra detec'
tives were placed on duty today to
search for the five-year-old son OF
Antonio Mareno, who was recently
kidnapped by "Black Hand" blackmail-
ers.
Inspector John Revere declared that
the incendiary fire in Gaultcourt last
night was undoubtedly set by the Ma
reno kidnapers as warning to Mareno,
following their demands for $4,000
ransom for the return Of the boy. Ma
reno is a poor man, although his de-
post of $1,1OO in the bank brands him
as something of plutocrat among his
poorer neighbors. His own opinion Is
that he is considered wealthy because
be buys fresh milk every morning for
a sick baby. Mareno's troubles be-
gan two years ago when, in self-de-
tense, he shot and killed Modesto
Barona, long suspected by police and
his neighbors of being a leader In
Italian Matchmaking outrages. From
time to time letters threatening re-
venge have been received, the series
eliminating in the kidnapping OF his
child last Saturday.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-08-08
fargo SHRNERS ARE
| proud OF ]. F. Treat
GREAT RECEPTION WAS HELD
TODAY TO HONOR RE.
TURN OF VICTOR
Imperial Potentate Of Mobiles Of the
Mystic Shrine Is Honored in Town
In Which He lives.

Today is a great day for Fargo
for it marks the Homecoming of its
most widely known citizen, JohI
Frank Treat, imperial potentate Of
the Mobiles of the Mystic Shryne Of
America. The city is in gala attire
as the event is an suspicious one and
it will be long remembered in the
annals of the city's history. 1t is the
return Of a Fargo citizen who has
spent his entire active life in that
community and has risen to the high
est post in one of the greatest and
oldest orders in the world.
At meeting of number of bust
ness representatives comprising the
committee in charge Of this homecom-
ing of Imperial Potentate Treat In
the parlors of the Masonic temple, 1t
was decided that all the mobiles of the
imperial shrine should be on hand
promptly at Ell Zagel temple at 1880
o'clock and 90 in body to meet t1eir
highest officer, who has risen from
their own membership.
The Arab patrol, the patrol band,
and the Shriners marched in a body
to the depot to greet Mr.. Treat on
his triumphant return from the Ro-
chester convention where he was
elected to the position of imperial
potentate.
He was escorted to his home on
First avenue north from the station,
by an immense pageant of Shriners,
Ell Zagel Patrol, the patrol band and
public spirited citizens who appreciate
the great honor Mr.. Treat has brought
to Fargo.
In the evening at eight o'clock a
formal reception will be given at the
temple to which the general public is
most cordially invited. 1t is expected
that this will be one of the most elab-
crate, pretentious and largely attend
ed gatherings ever given in the city
of Fargo.
A fine program has been arranged
for this gathering, over which Chief
Raban E. Y. Sarles of Hillsboro. form
er governor of North Dakota, will
preside. Ex-Governor Sarles will be
the master of ceremonies and after a
few preliminary remarks he will in
troduce Mayor V. r. Lowell of Fargo,
who will deliver the address of well
come in behalf of the city Of Fargo.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-08-08

Curious Justice.
A Paris contemporary gives us
glimpse of the administration Of JUS
tice among the natives in the Lower
Niger territory, which for its efficacy
nigh be compared with Swifts &C.
count Of the means adopted by judi
cial authorities in Laputa, we believe,
to discover conspirators. II a native
is accused of theft the heads Of the
village make a decoction Of herbs and
put into the essence about grain Of
ground pepper. The liquid Is then
lightly applied to the eyelid. II the
suspect weeps he is considered guilty.
But the murder test is an improve
ment upon that Of theft. The wise
man" of the district draws a vessel Of
water, into which he puts some poison.
Then he takes a cows tail and las
perges' the eyes of the supposed as
sassin. II the man becomes blind he
is pronounced murderer.