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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-06
Die 9rimdrwa6leu.
Der nieoeritr6menoe Hegen bes
cintrddtiste bas Wotum.
Jm Oansen ipnroen nur 22, 500
Stimmen abSesebem tuDppn elm
Irittei auf bic 3emofrafen
entfdftt.


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hunoert uno msbrfahsr 5aushiser
setporben. lleberoa iab man bic ouf
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Stdbt Deritreut tporen. Cine neue
grfinbung, um Der Wablfprrupption
Elm paar mebr StlupFloder gu Ders
i6Iieben. Geitern tpurben bic Ddbls
buoen gum eriten Waal allsemeiu in
BenuBung gsnommen. Gs herrihte
in oenielbsn cine 9ise. pi. In ben
gleitammern 8enebiss. Nber bic
Wabibedn1ien batten bGufig paufen,
tpdhrenD pelter fie aus ihsm RGfig
beruus auf bic Strabe tr.t.n unb
friife Cuff fhopfen tonnten. Die
getbiligung an ben primdrtpablen
mar ndmlid, bef3Iih idipod,. DIR
| fGit obn. uutsrIaB berniepergebenoe
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bert, isine Gimme in Der Dorpabl
Gb3ugebtn. Gs purben i'm g1nsen
stpa 22.500 Stimmen obsegeben,
fpopon Elm 9ritisl auf Die Demoiraien
entfisl. Inter ben republitoniI6tn
aanoibateu CAB Cd nur 5tpei aonteite,
bic Staotrdths afpirantsn betruTen,
in Der q. unb 26. Morb. 5n Der 81.
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uno Wifbelm Sdmibi, IT,, bi. b8.
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gen lit. 5n Der 26. Darb ftanben iit
Glart Bates uno par,e 3. Sobnfon
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gegen l01 Stimme nominirt.
gei ben Demotraisn sing .s lebbdf.
ter su. Der fpihtigIss Ront.it brebte
ii8 um oas amt bts poliseirihters.
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5sloe, hi!fssStaaisonfpa!t artbur
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b0s amt fir Staoiratb at anrge 10,
tpie um psrfhieoshe Ddrodmtsr.
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tat Der primGrpablsn. pts es iit IL
ben aufssitsltsR 1idsis gu sr.sHnsr
gibt:
Republitanif6ss sitst
| Wupor: Or. aouis Shnab.
| prdfiosnt oss Siaotrusbs: Qlber
| Worril.
| StaotanipaIt: Cigar W. Sobuion
| ppliseiri9ier ausuit o. goos.
| poli5sigsti9tselert: augaIt Girbert
StabtsS6aBmsiiter: oenrp 5Osfls
| Stabi uubttor: Gun 8. fennebD.
Ridter bes Superior geritts
Jrant W. goppod.
/ 5rieosnsridtsr: 5amss Gafsp.
| Staetratbsmits!isosr at large
James J. Wulanep. Clifford Tae
erea, Geors. 10. Griffiibs, 6.nrl
9aud unb S0bn 8. po..s.
i SduIraihsmitslieber at large
Grant 6. Zee uHo albr, D. SbodIep
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-06

Stabtraib.
/. Moro: Rotsrt u. Sc 9Iono.
2. Warb: !. o. 3eimsr.
3. Wdro: CD. g. Will.r.
4. Daro: 6. 6. Wortin.
8. Waro: Or. 8. ]. Wittenbers.
8. Moro: Robert uriho.
Z. Wdrb: 5obn G. aIeemsisr.
8. Warb: W. WulleH.
8. Waro: Charts I'd. SuHide.
10. Worb: aouis Robnle.
IL. gDoro: W. fyabrsnbrud.
IL. Woro: ghrii.ian i5slsbsrg.
13. Wors: Sobn 5snrp asman. il.
IA. Marh: sJrsb. 6. Shn.iesr.
10. W0rh: Or. 8. !. Goos.
16. Worb: :. 3. geuGp.
II. Warb: teineu Fominoiion.
is. Worh: Jreb Ghnttl.r.
10. Marb: hilbert u. 6uI.mon.
20. Waro: Nusuit WahofF.
Il Warb: Wiaiam G6mib., IL.
20. Wdro: Goiporb 9eigsl.
%. W1rb: gouis Duob, II.
"a. Waro: Jobn o. Gdert.
25. Wasb: parf 9. Jobnion.
20. Wurb:: 6drrp 9. Crane.
Q hulrott.
1. marb: 0rso. 6. 6offmon.
4. Muro: Geo. 90. 0orptr.
IS. Worb: Or. George q. Bran.
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8. Marb: Or. gbarles Gresorp
Smith.
IL. Wnrb: Wiaiam q. {o<B.
13. Woro: Gomuel A9.
15. Warb: Or. Robert Jngrdm.
19. Woro: WiIIiom 8. UibIDn.
q. morb: Or, Jomes =. gfoptcn.
20. Morb: 9nmes 0orfielb syis!.
IS. maro: Gbnarb ). Durr.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-06
3meite NatiOnal= l=Sanf.

Bsri1t a5er ben gtanb Der 8nstteH Rational
gnns bon Cincinnati I'm Eiaat Ohio. ON E6Ius
ecs e,ei6dfts an 5apieuber 191I:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-06
The Fifth Third Nationa|- Bank.

EaaoHd sa Stri1n Cso eSss
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-04-29
Seccion recreatlva
MATRIMONIOS A GRANEL

e
Ell MoNECILLo ALoAHUETADoR
Conclusion
= 4 casase IA obedeceme
-Yo va quisiera obedeeele a uste-
,,,rnlnra Menegildo,- ,-pero. Vamos'
tvle...
No hay pero que valga-
= Wauaa ust6 de veras que me case
jtfea.o sin .rodeos, que va hablaremos'
-Lo ordeno.
-pus obedezgo Pero me caso con
l. novia de ese. SQuleres, manlca'
Con mil amores.
Y vo.-haha Hilarion;-con la de
t>e. sQuieres, Rosica?
= No hi de querer?
-Pero. hiios mios, habreis de deJarlo'
e,rtonces, para otro dia; porque haora
e,e arreglar de nuevo los papeles.
Blasico Sc echa llorar-
Que tienes, probecico monechlo 3
Ie preguntan.-5Qu6 t ha pasau ahu-
fa2
= :; On hi de tener? Que va no hay
ostolas. :. nj propinas pa MI
-Rien empleao te esta, por alcahue-
4e lie erule ell tic Vaivenes al oloo'
oIentras le da un pellizcco retorcldo de
lbs me1ores de su repertoire.
Jay. ay. mo me pizque uste!
-iD6ielo No t. apures, pequeno, que
o;stolas no han de faltar,-dlce ell pa
,1r;no one ha hablado antes.-Slnor VI
carlo. apunte uste; ell d1a que Sc casen
esos. tami6n matrimoniare 20 con esta
oue ba ser madrlna
Esta 81 cue sale juerte !-clama ell
.ane iba a ser padrino de la otra boda,-
ons 81 cuasi me dais envidia.. 6Querls
inaros que tami6n me case yo con Ia
Paulina, la que iba d ser madrlna con
mf? 4 Quies que nos casemos' fa"l'n8'
aMucho que 81.
-Pus apunten6s uste tamien noso-
.ros. mosen Seratin.
Fl monaguiIlo salta Y brinca conten-
tisimo, gritandO;
i Cuatro pistolas! Ieuatro! iCuatro
propinas
f! sacristan Sc echa llorar.
-5Que tie uste, ito Vaivenesg ! Por
cue llora?
- hi emocionau. Apunteme ustf
4 mi tamien mos6n Serafln.
i Como! pero 81 uste esta casao...
va, va; pero no le hace; pue ser
cue algtin dia enviude, Y gueno sera es-
TAR prevenido. 5A&'
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1911-11-06

Mary was a baker,
She baked some
layer cakes;
But forgot to, put
the layers'in;;
Oh, for heaven
sakes.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1911-11-06
THE MONEY AGE.

LIE MONE1 ALE. ~
The child at school is taught
that the world passed through
several stages of growth, known
as )the stone, bronze, siron and
steel ages.
Each succeeding age demand
ed ahigher degree of intelligence.
In time the primal idea of
SELF gave way to; government,
to law and order, so that the
RIGHT of the one might be pro-
tected from the MIGHT of the
other.
The growth of this protective
system can be tracer easily from
age to age and from it we learn
that getting wiser did not al
ways mean getting better.
Inventions intended to make
work easier where so used that
they made the people work
harder than ever.
The inventive and machinery
age was the forerunner of the
present money age, in which
everything is computed on a doh
lar and cents basis.
Too often religion, the charity
it breaches and the kind of good
it practices, is directed by money.
With too many people every
thing in the world has been given
a money value, and is marked
with a price tag.
The growing dissatisfaction
1, IL 1x, d.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1911-11-06

~ -O-T--t,7---
"I've always thought" she
said, relating her woes the di-
-vorce lawyer, that Henry, err,
well, inbibed too freely"
You're right, replied the
lawyer. 1--we never seen him pay
for a drink"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1911-11-06

measured by dollars, not knoWI7,
edge, r.
:, Truth itself is. compelled to
bow to the modern money god.
Even LIFE is valued only for
what it will bring IN actual dol
lars and cents.
The, only thing money has not
and evidently cannot buy, even in
this agesof con1mercialism, is the
public conscience. 80
Awaken. public conscience to
the Truth, and the Truth will
make it free.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1911-03-30
Endeavor Prayer Meeting.

Program for Endeavor Prayer
Meeting Sunday eneving at Z 100
April 2nd.
Topic-"Lessons from Great
Lives"
Leader-Miss Mollie Johnson.
Song-Audience.
Bible Lesson (Joshua 1:lD-
Leader.
Lords PRAYER.
"Joshua's Preparatio 1 forLife"
Miss Maud Yarmouth.
Joshua Chose well his Parent
age"-Mrs. a. NJ. Burgher.
Duet-by Abbie Rogers and
Grace Martin.
"Let us do Well our Part"-
Miss Bernice Clark.
"Faithfulness to our Organi-
zatIon'-Malcom Wood.
"True to God Word" (Joshua
9:19)-Miss Gertrude Voltm
Song.
Joshua was ProgressjveN-
Miss Edna Earnest.
Quartet by Mrs. Tom Mountz,
Miss Bernice Clark, Messrs. Joe
and Tom Mountz.
Roll Call.
Endeavor BenedictiOn.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1911-03-30

considerable with a serious trou-
BILE with one OF his eyes is much
better.
VIM. Evans, the colored Clark
county tradesman was here last
week and bought bunch of nice
yearling cattle and some hogs
too.
w. g. Patrick who moved from
Kimbrell last fall to Wilmore
has moved back and will contin-
ne to run his store, and be post
master at Kimbrell. We extend
a hearty welcome to Mr.. Patrick
and family.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1911-03-30
SPOUT SPRING.

Moses Mckinney went to IT.
vine Tuesday.
Asa Snowden has moved to
VIM. Edges property.
T. s. Mckinney was in Stanton
two days of last week.
oneit Mchiuney Was in Win.
chester the first of the week.
Ii. Is. Wiseman, of Clark coun-
ty was here Tuesday after cattle.
Saturday and Sunday are regu-
lar preaching days at the Baptist
church. Come out.
VIM. Edge who has suffered
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1911-03-30
Deafness canuot be Cured

by local applications, as they can.
not reach the diseased portion OF
the ear. There is only one way to
cure deafness, and that is by con-
stitutional remedies. Deafness is
caused by an infamed condition of
the mucous liring of the Eustach-
ian Tube. When this tube is in
famed you have rumbling sound
or imperfect hearing, and when it
is entirely closed, Deafness is the
result, and unless the inflammation
can be taken out and this tube re-
stored to its normal condition,
hearing will be destroyed forever:
nine cases out of ten are caused BY
Catarrh, which is nothing but an
inhamed condition of the mucous
surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dol e.
lars for any case of Deafness (caus-
ed by catarrh) that cannot be cured
by Halls Catarrli Cure. Send for
circulars free.
F. J. Che ney & Co., Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for con-
stipation.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1911-03-30

The Times always prefers to
see good men nominated for Of
flee even if on the Republican
ticket we would rather see good
men there than poor men So
when they happen to come in, as
they sometimes will, we will
have good officers. This is the
reason why We should like to see
Judge Ed G. O'Rear given the
Republican nomination for Gov
eruor. He is that party's best
material, and he 80 being will
help to spur the Democrats to
put up e good man to beat him
if possible together with clean
ticket all fairly nominated.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1911-03-30

The sensational indictment of
210 persons for vote selling in
Floyd county, Ky. is attracting
State wide comment. The Price
ranging from So 90 to $40 90 per
vote. All classes of citizens are
included in the list, and Com
monwealrh's attorney May says
more indictments will be made
at the June term. The votes it
seems were sold in the last Con-
gressional race, though some are
or the 1909 election. May the
wave of investigation extend all
over the State, and We believe 1t
will, by releasing the buyer and
prosecuting only the seller as
was done in the FLOYD county
cases. If the buyer is equally
guilty with the seller it is too
hard IA proposition TO prosecute
both, and by releasing the buyer,
at least two-thirds of the guilty
sellers can be caught and made
pay the penalty Of the law.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1911-03-30

If all the vote sellers were
dealt with as they will be in
Floyd county-disfranchised,-
the Tenth would probably proud
ly take seat In the Democratic
coltinin again.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1911-03-30

Powell county people should
remember that her business men
do not always have to be trans
planted to succeed well, though
many of them have done well by
being transplanted to imaginary
more productive fields. Let's
build up our fields.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1911-03-30

We will no longer lament tie
exodus of population from our
fair State if it will be only the
kind that was indicted in Floyd
county last week for vote sell
ing, and we are greatly interest
ed in the growth of the State too.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1911-03-30

The census returns showing an
increase III population greater in
some Republican counties than
in some of the Democratic coun-
ties is giving courage to some
membere Of that party. That
the .. o. p. should gain IN Ken
lucky at tins time in Kentucky
when in all other states in the
union the tide is waving to the
Democratic side seems incredu-
lous, but strange things do some
times happen. Kentucky is still
ii strong Democratic State, and
has always been. 1t would new
er have gone Republican but for
the party leaders at critical
times. We should see we'll to it
tins time that no plumbers are
made, and let some of the Dem
ocratlc papers. over the state
quit knocking SO hard at some of
the candidates aud the state COM
mittee.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1911-03-30

Editor j. 4. Burgher, of the
Clay City Times, Powell coun-
ty) not only lvocates good roads
but shows his faith by his works.
Helps to build the roads with his
own hand. -Sun-SentInel
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1911-03-30

Il, ,"tr ,n.o Manchester aud
Mt. Sterling, aud the railroad
too, gets "scada" If money from
Clay City people is demonstrated
each court day at these two pla-
ces, and they also get lots of
money that CIny City merchants
should get. They buy goods that
our merchants do not ALWAYS
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1911-03-30

The Sherilr's race in this coun-
ty this fall seems to attract but
little attention. If future Sher-
ifs can't help doing what some
of the former Sherifis have done,
we think It best 20 90 slow.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1911-03-30

A man not fit for a private
trust is just as unfit for a public
trust, and no party should try to
foster such person on the peo-
pie because he Is a good pollti-
clan and "good fellow" too.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1911-03-30

Some of the Republicans who
voted against reciprocity with
Canada do not believe in any
kind of reciprocal relations save
those between the trusts and the
Republican party. - Courier -
journal.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1911-03-30

keep. This trouble should be
righted some way and this spring
is the time to staat it about.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1911-03-30
CLUB RATES.

For the convenience of our SUBJ
scribers, we have arranged club rates
with the following papers at prices
below mentioned:
The TINES and
Courier-Journal $1.OO
" Cincinnati Enquirer Ito
" Louisville Herald 80
4" Home and Farm rs
Inland Farmer LOO
" American Farmer 90
" Southern AgrIcultnrist 10
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-08-24

81 Bern if joeben bie 5tatiim oeg
Idtpeii5eriiIden Sren1oenperfebrs Der.
offentlidt poroen. Sic deigt, oaB in
Der iiiingiten 8eit @eridiebungen elm.
getreten linb, mas Die &eimatb Der Die
5bpei5 beiudel,oen 6remben ongebt.
gis Dor ettpa 10 Sdbren NOR Die 8abl
ser 6e,atiden Souriiten in itanoigem
gteigen, tpdbreno sic Der Gngla1oer
ebenlo itanoig abnabm. Seit benz
Mnfang oes 5neuer Sabrbun0erts aber
bat Ser 8eiud ser Deuti6en langiam
nadgelahen, mdbreno bic @nglanoer
mie0er in groBerer Menge oie Sdtpei5
aufiuden. geo6 auffaaiger aber lit
sic gleidmdBig madienoe 3abl Der
S%ran5oien, Die, nod Ser 9dpei5 rei-
fen; iie nebmen beute bereitS Die 5tpei-
tie 5tene nnter ben Mationen, 0eren
M%nge6orige auf Die s@mei5er alpen
iteigen, Elm.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-08-24
uNmerifa nidt aber."

Muf alien 8egen iu6t man Der
oeutiden @onfurren5 gu begegnen.
Das Meueite 6ieler Art lit, oaB cine
Seem gorfer Sirma fir Elm geeignetes
Mo6eu fir einen Miniatur Buppen,
fopf $500 offerirt, UNI audi anf Die
fem @ebiete binter Deuti4lano ni6t
ldnger 5uriiditeben gu muiien: 8is
oabin fonnte man Deutidlan6 in Der
@erftcnung bon Buppen nidt glei1-
fommen, aber tpenn 6ie 5prade aui
feimfreies Bier fommt, Damn fam
ii6 Geuti6lano nidt briiiten, Mmerifo
iiberIegen 81, fem. Das beriibmte un0
beliebte OI6 &eioelberger Ser 8reih
e. @immer 8raugeieQidaft mir0e,
rpie es bter ser Sal lit, au4 in oer
olten &eimatb Sen 8or5ug baben,
tpenn man BORT 6as bor5iglide Sc
brau gu genieBen @elegenbeit bdtte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-08-24

Ginem Manne, ser fid I'M Sc
ordnge elmer Sos Sbeater in Gan
Irancisco berlaiienoen Meni6enmen=
ge befano, mur6e cine Ser langen
@utnaoeln 6ur6 5as cine Mugenli6,
Sic Scale un6 burb sen Mugapfel bes
anoeren Muges geitoBen ur6 Damn
nannte ibn Sic gigentbumerin 0ieier
Mabel einen roben Meniden, neil ct
ibren Suit perriidte. = Das ideint
itarf, aber entipridt ben lanolaufi-
gen Mnit9ten ser bol6en @etblidfeit
iiber lire un6 sic &e6te 0es anoeren
@eible6tes. Sod oos e%rtpabnte Set
ipiel lit ntdt 6as ein5ige 6afur, mas
0ieie 0oldGbnli6en @l1tnaoeln ange=
ridtet baben, un6 ale Ser 1de, iie
6urb @eroronungen gu beieitigen, ba=
ben li6 aIs nublos erpieien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-08-24

ler, an ser Gburmipibe befeltigen. Ser
p%er1,ngliidte zimmerman 8. mar al>f
Ser EM1rmipise oamit bel6aftigt, sic
Gtonge, tpelde gera0e beraufgetpun=
Sen muroe, I'M @leid9emidt gu bqlten
l1no Damn 511 befeitigen, als sic Stange
ing Mal1fer1 gerietb uno in Sic Siefe
itiir5te. Sic 5tange 5os 6as Sell NIT
lid uro oieies rib Sen Zimmerman
8. nit in Sic Siefe. Ser aus elmer
Sobe BON 42 Meter abgeitar5te 6.
mar lofort toSt un0 mon trug i'm nit
5erldmetterten @liebmaBen bonn 8au=
plate. Ser 10 iab aus 0em 9eben ge=
idie0ene iunge Mann ltammte gebiir=
tig aus 6reren. gr mar 81 Sabre
alt un6 loQte oieien SCRIPT gum Mili=
tor eintreten. Die 2eide lit nab Sre=
rem, Sem @obnorte ieiner @ltern,
iiberfubrt mproen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-08-24

Ser neue ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ugietoria Suite" gebt ieiner enogil=
tigen 6ertigiteQung auf Ser @erft 0es
5tettiner &ulfan entgegen. DaS mod
tige 16,500 &egtitertomen groBe
S6iff 6as bei meitem Ser geraumtg=
lite uno lururi0lelte aller reinen Ser
gniigungs0ampfer meroen miro, 0itrf=
tie bereits in ser erifen @alfte bes Nfo=
mats Muguit nod &amburg iiberfubrt
meroen. Seine erite Musreiie gebt am
90. September inter Sem &ommanoo
&apitdn 5dmambergers na6 Seem
Dorf. Nnfang ndditen Sabres lit
Damn sic Musfiibrung ser u@roBen
Drientfabrt," 6ieiem Sdiffe porbe=
bulten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-08-24

Sic Mufnabme BON Gliiiiigfeiten fir
Sen meni9liden &0rper unbeoingt
notbmenoig lei, tbeils uni sic Aus-
ideioung BON Stoffen gu bemirfen,
tbeils INN Dem 8lut neue Ndbritoffe
5u5ufiibren. Sic Menge ser auf5u<
nebn1en0en @aiiermengen bange mo-
turlid BON peri9ieoenen l1mitdn6en
ab. Man tonne inbelien arnebmen,
.oaB 6ie Menge Ger auf5unabmen6en
6liiliigfeit bon 6em &orper lelbit re-
guliert meroe. Mlio felt itebe, 6aB
man trinfen muB; man oiirfe iid aber
nidt iiber 6as 3ubiel o6er 3umenig
tauiden. 80 tonne mani Sen &Dr-
per 5eitpeilig ubetriigen", in6em man
ouritltillen6e Mittel, mie @feffermin5
un6 Giig, nimmt. Da6nrd betdube
man tn0eiien MIR 6ns ortlide Durit=
gefibl. Sir Die @oiier5ufubr in SEN
&orper geniigte 6as @aiier, allein
Ger Sur1t let dlt1 e11te A~ngelegenbe1t
Der Merpen, un6 sic perlangen einen
&ei5. 9esbolb greife man gum &af=
fee, gum Gbee, gu @ein un6 8ier.
IS lit flar, 6ab 6urd sic be0euten6e
@aierabgabe 6eS &0rpers BEL GROCER
Site mebr 6liiiiigfeit eingefiibrt mer-
SEN mub, als bel fiibIer Semperntur,
tbue mon sizes t1idt, 10 MORE eine Ser
peneridlaffltng rnbe6ingt sic Golge.
Die Srinf5eiten ieien am beiten nod
Ser Mittags- utto Mben6=Wfabl5eit 5n
belegelt. Ser 6riibidoppen tbue nidt
gut, ebenio nidt Der Dammeridoppen.
Mu6 marnte @etrdnfe 6iirften BEL gro
ger Site Sen 8med erfiiuer, folte
iino bel boben Semperaturen nit @or-
ii9t 5t nebmen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-08-24

Sn ser iadiiiden Metaa ST.
ouitrie orobt elm oolitanoiger Still
,tonb einautreteu. Sic Sn0ultriebeitter
iinb meaen Differen5en nit ben Mrbet-
tern ubereingefommen, ied6ig Nro5ent
ser Mrbeiter al1s5riperren. Daranf
int ser MetaQarbeiterperbano arge-
oronet, oaB ar6 sic iibrigen oier5tg
Iroaent ser Mrbeiter iofort fanolgen
iollten. 9amit miro, menn nibt raid
nod Elm ginigung er3ielt miro, Die
aonse ssnoultrie 1abmgelegt. Das ma=
re elm idtperer 5blag fir Sic bod)ent-
midelte utno bliibenbe Snol1trte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-08-24
0eleaat @ideribam BON Mlasfu,

9elegat @ideribam bon Mlasfa,
ser 5um 8elud ieines Sobnes, etnes
neutrality-suspicious. fir Sic @arlne
in ct. 2ouis, Mo., eintrof, ertlart,
er mer6e ii6 nidt mebr I'M einen sit
inn aongreB bemerben. lteber Die gu
funft bon Mlasfa ipra6 er 1ib oab1n
aus, 6aB 6as 9erritorium beginne,
cine 8ente oes @roBfapitals gu per=
SEN, 6as sic immenlen S@abe oes
9an6es monppoliiieren meroe, Die Ell
gentli@ 0em gar5en golfe gebore1
ionten. Sci elmer @epolferungs5abl
BON 64,356, erfldrt @ideribam, be-
Iauft li6 ser @ertb 6es &anoels 5pi=
iden SEM Serritorium nno BEN Ter.
gtoaten fiirs lebte Sabr anf 50 Wdl=
lionen 9onars. Mllein on @ol6 muir
Sen I'M letten Sabre 20 MiQionen
perIan6t, nnb bier5r fommt nod ein
Bridgeport bon gegen IL MiQionen
Donars. SIN @erbdltniB CUR 8eool-
ferungs5abI 1T ser &anoe1 Mlasfas
beoentenber als Ser IN irgeno elmer
anoeren Bejibung ser Ser. Staaten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-08-24
@abrenb ser lebten 5ebn SATIRE

@Gbrenb ser leBten 5ebn Sabre
lin0, laut Muspeis Des @anoelsbepar-
tements bier iiber 100000 Deutide
eingemanoert. Sos 1T a~lleroings me-
niger ais in Sen 5ebn porbergebenben
Sabren, in oenen bie oeuti6e @in=
manoerung ibren @obepunft erretdte.
Sic 3abI lit aber immerbin groB GEE
lrrg, INN Sic l1nfenr1fe, sic fortpdb=
reno BON einem allmabliden Ser
ldminoen oes 9eutidtbumS in sen
Hereinafter 5taaten faieln, 5um Ser
ltnntn1en 5u bringen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-08-24
Aftbma anb. somm1erG 81.
f6lfnndert

miiien RAID beicitigt per6e11 un6 So.
leps &onep aro Eor COMPOUND miro
es bun. 6. so. Stetpart 1884 SOL.
fram ct, Chicago, idreibt: SD mar
arg gepIagt mdbren6 ber beiBen Com.
mermorate NIT $el1fieber un6 fir16e
aus, bob bur@ ben @ebraud bon So
.lep's $onep an6 Ear COMPOUND id
b~eoeutertoe 2inoerling befam." giele
auoere, meI9e dbnli9 Ieioen, mirb es
freuen, our4 stepnrts grfabrune gu
profitiren. Molitor Drug 60.