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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-12-09
Helping Nature to Fight Disease

The earliest clue problem immunity
the
tute in Paris His studies had to do with white
that there be the
certain number of larger bodies practically
the white
NJ had able surmse.
Metchnkof turned his microscope this interesting
watched its activities
able
devourng all
These but highly important particles be
presently dissolved dgesd
TO produce 10 ill effect the eucocytes
appeared
guard conditions blood
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-12-09
LITTLE INTERVIEWS


one did the same in the United States
he was indicted.
POP SPITZER-O Of the chosen
people named Moses lives in Hilo.
John Watt came to him one day and
said: Why is it, Moses, that there
ar-r-e moo Jews in Olaa?" Well an
swered Moses, Il suppose it is because
the Scotch got there first So
DIR. VICTOR CLARK-There are
some immigrants over on the island
who have not enough clothing to wear.
| would be glad to receive any gar
ments for the people. DR.. Ramus
would also, am sure, see to it that
any clothing donated was forwarded
to the immigrants.
JIM QUINN-The Star has undoubt-
eddy won the banana fight and is on
the winning side of the Frear fight, to
which it has powerfully contributed.
Everybody is reading it now. Just
keep your eyes open in cars and gar
ages and eating houses and see the
= people reach for it.
! WALTER DILLINGHAM; - ] hope
the Star will help along the idea of
making next Thursday holiday in
honor of opening Pearl Harbor to war.
ships That is the time the flagship
will enter. 1t will be something of A
/ historical event of which Honolulu
ought to take special account.
w. o. SMITH-It seems to me that
each annual meeting of the planters
/ is better than the one before. livery
year shows an advanced position, a
more higher tone, in the various 1c-
ports and discussions. A scientific
standard is being constantly pursued
in every branch of the Hawaiian
sugar industry.
NJ. F. PROSSER-I think that plain
clothes men are at discount in the
police force when sailors and marines
are turbulent in the streets. The ser.
vice men are drilled to respect a uni,
form, but they are not going to be col
Jared by anybody in citizens clothes.
Remember when the sheriff went to
the plantation in plain clothes. the
strikers shut him up, but how quickly
they subsidized when your Uncle Hi
Henry appeared in all his gold lace.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-12-09

CHARLES STANTON-The real es-
tate business is looking up. Several
big sales have been made this week.
DIR. McDONALD-This Board Of
Health is the most amazing PROPOSE
ton I ever saw. 1t deserves all the
criticism it is getting.
GENERAL MACOMB-There are no
brigade posts" under our present or
ganization, but there will be when we
get a division of troops.
ROBERT BOND-Two men out OF
my office have the yellow dengue.
| suppose my turn comes next. We
haven't been quarantined yet.
KIRK PORTER 49, The different
cases Of diphtheria and scarlet fever
all appear to be well in hand, and il
shows that prompt action can achieve
lot.
REV. w. B. OLESON-Postage
stamps were not authorized by Con
gress until eleven years after the
Hilo Boarding School received is
first class.-Hawaii Herald
ROBERT McGREER-I expect ;ha
some good turns will come from Aus
tralia in the near future, and that TIE
| Honolulu theater-going public will be
treated to some fine acts.
FRED WALDRON-The only way t.
get rid of mosquitoes in Honolulu is tC
get rid of wet agriculture. Cuttine
down the bananas is all foolishness 81
long as we leave the swamps and tarc
patches.
p. H. BURNETTE--I am beginning
to think that the sanitation committee
wouldn't know a mosquito if it saw
one. The members don't seem to
know whether a mosquito has feathers
or horns.
MRS. w. J. STONE-Hilo dadies
are just as particular about their
headgear as are the ladies of Homo
lulu, and they are just as particular
in Honolulu as they are in San Fran
cisco So there!-Hawaii Herald.
L. L. McCANDLESS-I received a
paper from Syracuse, n. Y, in which
a writer said that when a man carried
through great project in England or
Canada he was knighted, but when
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-12-09
WALT MASON.

themselves
mi ha alLimporant highway.
gathered wound such numbers had
that is exactly
foreign invasion
antsept which
this host proportion
leu
cocyes shows
ment rendered them superhuous
off might invading naval force distance
land forcesH S Williams NJ d. in
IIarpers Magazin December
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-12-09

The press agent stated the other
day that the non-appearance of GER
tain fair artist was due to an over
dose of bromo settler. Isn't that a
new name for the stuff?
Have you met within our township
That individual queer
Who calls the latest eating place.
The cafe-tereer?
600
Poor old 'Tiser! 1t doesn't relish
the prospect of a crow diet any more
today than it ever did. And yet one
would suppose that it had got used to
the flavor by this time.
O o o
Could the curios of Fiji be called
Suya-nirs?
1t is understood that there will be
a special prize for the first member
of the theatrical profession to finish
in the coming walking race. Some Of
them must have had lots Of practise.
600
The individual who broke into Cul-
mans store and looted $1,000 worth of
property may have been Socialist
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-12-09
Uncle Walt
The Poet Philosopher

stately squash grew a that hung upon fence, and it
large and smooth and fine and sold for The buyer
put it in a and shipped it off o the railway
HIGH COST charged for freight the money down
OF LIVING Then divers kinds of mddemen passed that old squash
along, and each got rake-off then in which they
wrong The obbe the grocer sold that squash autumn
day. and bruised and Old tending decay The
who raised that squash his wheel at din
he said "Bgosh I'll have good square NEAL So to
Sped squash and then he stood upon
he told the price Your price ,quacs makes
ho he cried your game bunk I'd sell wagonoad for what
YOU charged that Chunk Our with teadrops awash
we're viewing alarm for when go buy squash have
to buy farm. --
coDyrIrb, 1910 ny GEO ua,nsw ADAMS Wal. r MASON.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-12-09

who considered that the visible riches
of the store ought to be more equally
divided.
1t looks as if the Mountain King
were preparing to abdicate.
600
The board of agriculture is reported
to be working on plans to keep vari-
Gus pests out of the banana planta-
tions. 1t is to be hoped that this in
cludes the rag-tag-and-bobtail recent
ly in the pay of the Board of Stealth
and the Citizens Aggravation Com
mittee.
600
Hawaii is coming to be known as
the map-makers' paradise.
600
A burning shame: A southern
lynching.
Oh, it takes lots of nerve force
And a proper pile of scads
For one to run the gamut
OF the siren Christmas ads.
o 30
BY all means remember the malihini
CONTINUED on page fve)
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-12-09
VOICE OF PEOPLE
LEAVING MAIL BEHIND.

LEANlNG MAIL bEFllNbs
Honolulu Correspondence, Waikiki
Times "The action of the captain Of
the Siberia in leaving behind the en-
tire mail has been severely criticised
and was the cause of great deal of
indignant comment, but the blame for
this unfortunate occurrence should
rightly be laid at the door of the post
office functionaries. To the casual
observer, it seems the simplest thing .
i'm the world to send at least the bulk
of the mail down to the steamer az
fast as the pouches are made up, and |
let the late corners take their chances
of having their mail sent off. AS II
matter of fact, the greater portion of
the mail, particularly from the other
islands of the group, arrived in the
city last Wednesday, in plenty of
/ time to have it sorted and put in the
proper pouches, and residents of those
/ islands will no doubt learn with dis
may and indignation that the letters
and Christmas greetings which they
had planned to send by this opportu-
nifty were left behind and will not
reach their distant destinations until
the end of the year 1t is to be hoped
hat the postmaster and his assistants
will take lesson from this and he
less tardy in the discharge of their
duty"
MALIIINI CHRISTMAS TREE.
Editor Star: A proposition was
made in the Advertiser which l think
the community will cordially endorse.
This was to turn over the Malihini
Christmas Tree to the poor and needy
malihinis who recently arrived by the
Willesden. Certainly nothing could
be done which would more thoroughly
impress them with the existence of a
strong sympathy and the cordially Of
the people of this Territory.
But am informed that, aside from
food such as fruit of all sorts, bis
cults, candy and other fancy eatables
(they are well supplied with substan-
tials), and anything for immediate
use, there is danger in sending things
which the children particularly will
wish to carry away when they leave
the quarantine station. There exists
among them several highly infectious
diseases, and j am informed that, in
the case of smallpox and scarlet fever
perhaps some others,-the infection
is long-lived and hard to destroy, es-
pecially in small articles like toys and
little things that the children would
love to have. OF course these things
-, would be disinfected when these peo-
pie leave quarantine, but disinfection
very likely would practically ruin a
good many little things.
l therefore suggest whether ii would
:, not be kinder, after ALL to supply
. them beautifully with what | have
suggested above, leaving out those
things of some permanency in char
acter which might carry away the
seeds of disease.
= / speak not only for myself, but for
= others, when I say that for such dr
object many of us will be very glad tc
contribute.
? w. R. CASTLE.
Honolulu, December 9, 1911.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-12-09
PARADISE OF THE PACIFIC
CHRISTMAS ISSUE

Now out. Just the thing for a
typical Hawaiian present for your
mainland friends. Artistic, inter
esting, instructive. More than
half a hundred illustrations, in
Guiding color-plates. Only 20 cts.
At all newsstands or Waverley
Block, corner Hotel and Bethel.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-12-09
o. S. s. SIERRA.

Notice is hereby given that the S,
5, Sierra will sail from this port Feb.
ruary 6, 1912, instead of February 7,
and on return trip will sail from San
francisco February 10, bringing her
mere the morning of the 22d of Feb.
ruary in season to see the Annual
Floral Parade.
c. BREWER & CO, LTD,
Agents, Oceanic Steamship Co.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-12-09

DO you know about the Home Banks
given out by the Savings Department
of the Bank of Hawaii, Ltd? Call at
the bank and find out about these
banks and how interest is paid on
your deposits.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-07
Beltes Mittel Der @elt.

i, &err g. g. Mfaion bon MurfIe,
Sno., idreibt: sd mar 20 Sabre
lang int neutrality-suspicious. uno babe
@arner's @bite @ine Of Snr gu ie-
ner Set meiitens nerfauft. @iner
meiner eriten @unoe11 mar Sssacob 2e6.
better, ser an Mitblna Tit. Sic iag-
ten, er Tonne 1ttdt mebr leben. Cine
6la19e @arner's @bite @ine Of Tar
beilte i'm. Die @eIt ioute mebr bon
6ieiem m%un6erboue11 MitteI fir Sails.
uno 2ungenlei6en tutiien. Molitor
9rug SO.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-07

ettpas 5uriidbolten6.
ngeum?" ma9te ser Shirt, ser Dies
bemerfte.
.Dur9lauM, i6 mage ni6t an5l1-
6el1ten, mas man fi@ nber Sen ur-
iprung 6ieIes @eidtbums er5dblt."
81, tpar11m nidt?" ipottete @om-
teiie Magoa, intereiiiert aufbor@en6.
SD berr1ag ser gnaoigiten Griffin
|leioer nidt 8eitimmteS gu iagen."
~@os sic 2eute nidt aIles miiien
moIen," iagte Brin3eifin Margot nit
perddtlid,em M9fel3uden. ~@eooings
FIND als b0dit odtbar befonnt! Sd
babe meme iieben3ig 2ebensiabre bier
3ugebradt uno .miroe smeifeuos ettpas
@egentbeiliges erfabren baben. Ser
500 bolt ibrigens raid feline Spfer
aug benz &auie, tpenn i@ ni@t IRE,
itarben 3mei @eoiongs Dor einigen
Sabren RAID binteretnanoer."
nDur9Iaudt irrer Elm mentg. Sc
NOR Elm 5reuno, Elm iuoiider &auf-
berr. ser @e66ing int 5o6e folgte."
Gin in6iider &~aufberr?" ser
8rin5 manbte ii9 rai9 oem 8epol1-
maftigten at. u@ie bi.b oerielbe?"
.Darlingg - stephan bon Dar'
Iingg, @m. 9urblau6t."
uDas 1T Ser Mamel Sd Bin fiji
Der 11idt barauf gefomuten."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-07
8o sic Gage nid)t in &etradjt fo1tatt.

$50 imuner es 2e11te gibt, 6ie bon
Nieren. uno 8Iaien $ Rranfbeiten &c.
plagt ii,,b, bon @iidenpeb, &bama-
tisml.s unb Observation-Disclosures,
6olep Mieren-Yilen miro ibnen BEL
fen. 8elpioere, ST., 6. 81. &ellp, Elm
gr-Sngenieur, iagt: u@or 6rei Sabren
muroen meme Mteren 10 i@le#, 6ob
ib. ge5mungen nor, meme ugngtne"
a%uf5ngeben un6 sic Mrbeit ein3nitel-
len. sd batte etnen beftigen Sd1mer5
iiber Sen &iften, ser eine @nt5iinoung
ser @laie inn @efolge batte 5ugleid
nit einem oiden 5alb. Solep Mieren-
Bilen madten MIDI, gu einem gelnn-
6en u116 pobI fiiblen6en Manne. ST
fun1t ni@t gu piel gu 6eren Sob iagen.
Molitor Drug 60.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-07
uIurhlauht fannteu Sen Mann?"

S"
ugfidt perlonlt6, bemabre; ib ret
ite crit am 8egrdbniBtage bes @eo-
oing-8elibers nod 6em Orient ab.
Mber i6 traf in Sn6ien @el6dftsleute,
Sic MIDI nuh ibm fragten, neil er ME
mieoer BON iih bate b0ren laiien. Sn
Mangelore fat er iogar einen guten
5reun0 mobne1t, Ger nit mir nad
8onrbap %reiite; er 5eigte mir in Goa
Sic 8eitBungen un6 reid}en Seller, Sic
ale Darlingg geb0rt baben; fur5, er
ml1B elm &roius gemeien iein, na6
Gem gu urtbeile1t, mas i@ geleben ba-
BE. l1n3dblige 8aldite batte er ite=
fen, in sic .er faum einen SUB gelebt.
@enn id re9t beridtet mor6en, 10
mar Darlingg elm politiider SIiidt-
ling"
u@an5 mobl, Dur@laudt. un6
mas but Darlinag nit ietner 5amilie
gema6t, bepor er na6 europa ging?"
Ser @er5og mar 10 pouer Spanutng,
hoB ct gang iein l1ntergebenenperbdlt=
ntB pergaB. Sein Ml1ge idoB BIibe.
Gin Ial1ernoer Musorrd itan6 in iei=
men 3iigen.
Ser Nrir5 iann einel1 Mugenblid
nab.
uSb meiB 0as nidyt ge,1al1. Sd
CLAUDE, er bebela B hlob einen Sobn,
Sen err SIT @eo6ing bringen molte,
neil er itd franf fiiblte un0 feline
@ottt1 porber geitorben mar. ST. far1
nit 0em 2arlingg b%efreltnoeten &ul1f=
mann, Ser elm Deutider bon @eburt
lit, int oeuti6en &onlulat 5uiammen,
no er 5ufallig meine s&eimutb erfubr;
Ser fragte MIDI ioglei6 nod Sen @eo=
oings, morauf ih ibm mittbetlte, mas
i@ eben muBte. Spdter mur5en mir
nod befannter, u116 neil ib MIDI ldn=
gere Set in Mangelore aufbielt, BE-
iudten mir uns gegenieittg oftmals.
Sci 6ieie II @elegenbeit erfubr i6 6enn
peridieoene gin5elbeiten iiber Dar=
lingg, gum 8eiipiel, 6aB er ein Bitter
peridloiiener Mann gepeien, Ser ei<
men nagen6en 5ddpeiB in ii6 getragen
meaen zines Berratbes, ser an linn
oeriim mur6e, i%nfolge6eiien er o11Ber
2an6es meilen muBte. sSsh errinnere
mid iogar beitimmt, mte @el.baus mir
er8ablte, 6aB Dorlingg sic lmtfai1eno-
iten @ontdtsmuBregeln getroffen, nm
fem @erm6gen iiher3uiteuen. St ml1B
Elm unbegren5tes @ertrauen gu 8eo-
Ding beieiien baben, 6enn er IieB feline
|geimmten aapttaIiett in peri9feoe1er
8anten auf Ridoro @eobings Monen
oeponterm."
.@eooing tpar Elm Gbrenmann!~
beftdtiete Ser Shirt.
Limb ser Sob1 bon Dur1fngg?"
6rdngte Ser3berg.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-07

r@ar1m baben sic SIRE Goriine
mitgebradt?" fragte Gbrentraut Ieife
om Mer6 6ieies Cages, oIg tie NIT
SEM @rbprinaen in oas 5abraeuq itieo.
I'M anf 6em 8eiber gu fabnen.
Gr !tubte elm me,tiq.
.@s 1T Sbnen unangenebm 80 OIL
3nrrm batte id bel1te 10 bel unter
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-07

N11geregt Don le1l1en Vr1HHeruH9eH,
adtete oerNrtn5 menig auf oas 8eneb=
MEN Ges Administrators; al16 Sic 9a>
men nidt, sic nufuerfi am 5ugeb0rt.
nNel1baus er3dblte, 6aB Darlingg
sic midtigiten OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
in Ses &naben Neiieflei0er einndbte,
mie er ielber aub iolde BEL iid trug."
Gin unartifulierter 2aut ordngte
ii6 aus Ser geidloiienen &eble &er5=
bergs. @roBe S6meiBtropfen gldn5<
ten an ieiner Stirn; beue .Breuoe
bliBte in leinem Muee.
Sic nebmen ia regen Mntbeil,
fannten sic Darlingg?" fragile ser
Shirt pertpun6ert.
uMQer6ings; er fam alt9 ridtig
bier an - aber er itarb nod in nGm=
lider Stunoe."
ul1no ser sobn?" fragile nun ser
Erin3 %ieinerieits.
n&on oem babe i9 ME gebort;
3urdlaudt. Mber bon Ser Sooes=
itun0e oieles Stephan BON 9arlingg
an Satiert Sos groBe @ern,5gen Ser
@eocing=@ittme."
u2ann mtB Ser &leine %geitorbe11
leil1," bemerfte Ser Nri115 nit 6el1t=
lidsem l%tnbebagen.
u@abrideinlid," iagte Ser Shirt.
~Gos @elS geb0rt Baum SEM gtaote
uno niht Ser @eooing=gSittme." Sc
flang ME 9osheit in &er3bergs stim<
me.
~5ie 6enfen SIT >peit, Iieber Sers=
berg" Ser Niirit iproh lebr nod
0riidli6. Seiner pornebnen 1enfort
mi0eriprab Ste es beimlide @ermu=
tben, 6os mie @eroddtigung ouslab.
~Gorlinag miro Dor ieinem gnoe ems
giiltige 8%eitimmungen binterla1en bo=
ben; 5n1nal iain 5obn porber geltor=
ben lit, mas liegt ga naber, ols sic
Jamilie ieines beiten Irelm16es erben
SIT 1aiien."
"Die @rbidoft n1iiBte ober bo6 ge-
letlid geregelt meroen," porf &ers-
Berg er6ibt ein.
n@emnht mein 2ieber." Der Shirt
NOR aufaeitan6en uno gab 10 sem @6-
miniitrator feline @ntlaHung. uDor-
lingg lebte unter ungetp6bnIiden Ser
baltntiien, ser @taat b1tte un1treitig
oas @rbe fir iid beaniprudt, tndre er
angerufen mor6en; oarum miro Oar
1tngg NIT ser @eo6ing-Serrin Elm
minolid)es l1ebereinfommen %getroffen
baben, bas oieier sen @eidtbnm IN
manufactured @eiie iidert."
&er3berg itnno idon inter ser
Ebiir, Die @oppe unter Dem Mrm. Or
oerneigte ii6 iebr reipeftbon. Scr
Shirt mar linn einiee S@ritte AZ
folgt.
Limb mas id nod ioger moute.
&er8bera. bergeifen Sic 11iemuIs, SAB
Die Seedlings cine odtbare. b6dft en-
r%entperthe Samilte iin6. Sd muiroe
es itreng abnen. tper1t 6urh einen
meiner 8eomten iraenotpie Elm falfdeg
2tdt a1f tie %geuorfen mir6e."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-07

Dos Opfer Ser Gtre.
(GprtictMmg.)
Momau bon s. Gbbor.

sd, peiB e." Dunfle &otbe iiber-
aoB gbrentrauts @eiidt. vSSh ertn-
mere mib an ales uno mag oob n1ft
bleibe,1, neil nih etlpas arglttgt, mte
oas lalrernoe l1nbeil, am lt4 aut MIDI
gu itiir5en."
.@eld}e @eoanten, 5ral1leln 8eo-
oiug. $50 lit Sbr bober Wtl1tb ge=
blieben, Sen ib friiber on Sbnen be-
mmoerte?"
uWer braubt MIDI bier, midi bat
riel1ano gerltfeu," fam es IN boiler
9itterfeit bon ibren 2tppen.
v6raulein g1rentrautl ib meire,
peuu STR Mutter uno 8rnoer sic
bitten, bier BEL Sbnen gu bleiben, ba-
ben Sic audi sic @erpflidtlmg. oielem1
gerlungeu gu milfabren."
gbrentraut idiittelte lamgiam ben
@opf.
uMibt? off! Sic ralmten Sbrer
1aurilie penig &edt Elm! Scum, piel-
leiht uber - ser Danfbarfett, ooer
molleu Sic mir Sic lie altb Der agent"
uSSbnen?" Ser blenoen0 ldore
Maodenfopf bog ii@ ltol5 in ben
Naden.
.gs lit lehr fifth BON nit, i9 peiB
IS, n1to ood} m0bte i6 nid)t auf 81
rem 0onf per5idten."
Sic perlargen cine @egenleiltung
fir SEN Dienit, SEN Sic mir oamals
inn 9orftiimpel er5eigten?"
So, ib bite l%n1tertbanigit oarum."
ul110 mern id mum nidt mia>
ourdaus ni6t?"
Bring Garolat6=Bolfegg pernetgte
1ib ie6r tief, Elm better Sdein flog
6l1rh feline Mugen.
v9arm babe i6 bas &eft, Gbren=
truut MeoSing ser ltnoanfbarfeit gu
5eibe11."
u@as perlangen Sie?"
SD bite Inn SIR 8letben."
vSie = Sic miiniaen 6as?" IS
mar elm forihen0er, langbaften0er
8lif, ser sen Brin5en traf.
uS6 miinlhe e." beitattgte er letle
un9 emit.
Cine &auie entitan6.
SD meroe bleiben" beganm @brer-
.traut enbli6, uaber lnter elmer 8e-
oingung."
sd bite 6arltm."
@eben Sic mir sic @erii6erung,
ooB mir quit fins, p%oQitdnbtg quit"
Das MISUNDERSTANDING Sic
ler jungen Mdo6enieele gren5te aus
ltngloublide. sic rdumte feinem
Menidjen bas geringite Mnre6t ouf
lire 8erl on Elm.
'ginen Monuent blibte es funfelno
1T oem Muge oes Nrin5en a1f, 0ann
perneigte er iih 5um 5meitenmal.
u@ouitdnoig quit" ipra6 er, fire
lebten @orte m%ieoerbolen6.
Die @e6oing-Trau 6riidte Garo-
latb portlos Ste &on0, als fie oaS
93eiultat Ser leiie %gefitbrten lnterre=
6ung erfrbr. &i6ar6 aber> Ser oen
@rin5en beim Mbi@ie6 binausgeleite-
tie, REF bo@erfreut:
Sic baben ltnS gbrentraltt mie=
6ergegeben, 6as pergeiie i@ Sbnen
nie! SIM Mamen meiner Mutter iage
ib Sbnen ouerber5lid1ten Can't! Mir
oagegen geitatten Sic, STR S@ul6ner
5lt bleiben!"
MIs Garolatb fem Bfer6 beitiegen
uno 6urd sen 2borbogen beimmartS
RITZ, murmelte er ge0anfenbou:
u0b es gera6e gut fir mild lit,
6aB Gbrentraut @eooing bier geblte-
Ben, modte ib be5meifeln. Das Mdo=
den bat etmas an ii6, mas mild roien6
MAIDEN f0nnte Dor Corn o6er = 2iebe,
i9 meiB es ntdt genau."
Die Mittagstafel I'M furitltden
ghloIie mar boriiber. Die 9erri 9af,
ten botten ii@. in einen fiiblen Cor
teninIn1 auriid1eanae11 un6 nnhmer
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-07
8

Sic Mittagstafel i'm f~iritIiden
Sdloiie mor boriiber. Die 9erri9af,
ten batten 1i9. in einen fiblen Cor
tenialon 8uridge8ogen un6 nabmer
bier Sen @affee Elm. @rafin Stum
nebit ibrer Eante, ser 8rin3eB Mur~
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1911-11-16
A Shocking Complexion!

Moles, warts, birth-marks and pim-
Piles ruin the complexion and give a
bad appearance to many a girl or wo-
man who would otherwise be attrac-
tive. 1t is your duty to your friends
to look as well as possible. Do you
know that a skillful skin specialist Wis.
its your county every month"; DIR.
Kutchin removes all these blemishes
from any part of the body without
pain or danger Call and see him,
and he will give you the addresses Of
a score of ladies he has cured.
DIR. Kutchin's next visit to Green.
vile, will be on Thursday, Nov. 16,
at the Turpen House. Consultation
examination and advice free.