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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-21
1tnter @ntfaltnng zines Gompes,

%t4l%C% SUAIu%%""S SS"~~ FfS~F
ser eben 111r in Sn6ien m0gli@ lit,
lit @0nig @eorg Ser Tiinfte bon
England in Delbi gum &aiier bon
Snoien gefront mor0en. Sn Ser an
|sagen rei9en @to0t, BON Ser man
iagt, oaB lire @traBen emit NIT
@olo gepflaitert ge1peien ieien. Set
Sent Sabre 1876 fiibren sic engli-
iden &erriher Sen Site1 &aifer bon
SSnoien. @abe5u 6reibpm6ert Mil-
lionen Meni6en mobnen in 0ieier
mertbpouiten a1er englii6en Solo
rie11, Sic mar1 nidt NIT l1mredt 0os
&er3 gnglanos genannt fat. 5tr0me
Don 8lut lin6 geflolien ebe es ge=
lang @nglan6s &errldaft gu befeiti-
gen, l1no Str0me bon SLUT merben
abermals pieBen, >penn oas in6ii6e
Bolf ii@ erbebt uno sic 6remoberr-
iadft abi6ittelt. 9enn ale 8radt,
Sic III 6ielen Sagen in Ger alten &e<
iioen5 Ser @roBmoguln entfoltet miro,
fan1 iiber sic in meiter1 &reiien, ser
8epolferu1g berridenoe l1nra1t nidt
bintpegtdui@en; nidt iber sic Sbat.
iade, oaB 6as rationale ,@mpfi,poen
ser SSnoier in sen lebten Sabrett htddb<
tig eritorft lit. l1n6 6iefes gn1pfin<
Sen miro, mer1t es frdfttig get1lg &c,
tpsr6en lit, 6as @n6e ser ertgltfden
&errlfuf be6eute1t. Damn tpir6i1n11
lit Debit eingeborene Giiriten 1,ro niht
enqli{de &0niqe I'll &uifern fr61ten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-21
Sbera Ma1s, Scr iid) nit ieinen

gegen sic @ie0ereinfiibrlrng Ser &att=
time gerid)teten 9leuBernmgen 10 n1al1=
Jig geneud)t fat, miro, nod)oem CT Die
sll1sf iibmmgeu Ser 275 meoi5lntlben
sllttoritqten gelei EN-, sic an Sen Soft
greb cine Netition ltn Mnnablne Der
pom Nidaro 8ortbolot 81 gnnlten Ser
@antine eingerei1ten 8in geri6tet
buben, aus 5ham ms Maulelo6
frieden fon,1er Die Sbatladen, init
oe11en jene lire Hetition motipieren,
ii1b Ser Mrt, oaB sic e01e @eiblidfeit,
meld]e sic Mbiduffung Ser &untine
peronlabt un0 oomit 0as l1ntbeil, 0os
oieie MaBnabn1e fir 1aiere Safer
lono5pert6eioiger CUR Tolge gebabt,
al,geridtet fat, lt6 obnc 3meifel Sem
@err11 Sberit al1f ieinem @ege ins
Muulelo6 anidlieBen miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-21
Il ieinen1 Observation-Disclosures

Jn 1etttent redDtslDtncn1d)a11lta)tH
8eruf fat Mnlpalt Haul Mbles in ser
@ertbei0igung zines 'gemilien otto
@otlon, }peld)er na6 6em @pr1@
ynritgefangen, mitgebonge11" oeS
@roB0iebitobls beid1!oigt mor, iein
er1tes 9ebiit ant lebten 5ami tag I'M
&reisgeridt nit @rfolg gen1odt, in
Sem 'er sic @eI6porenen bon ser I'M
idulo ieinesGlienten i~iber5eugte, 6arob
0ieier freigelproden mnr6e. Sn iei=
ner 8ertbei0igrng befun0ete &err Mb=
les 0rei @igeni6aften, sic Dem Bro=
felioneuen ouf ieiner 2ebenSbabn, ion
6ieielbe erfolgrei6 iein, eigen iein
miiilen: quite @eiebeSfenntniB, flares
Denfen un0 g%emaBigtes Muffreten
beim unterbreitett un6 &larlegen 6es
8etpeismaterials, @teenidaften, sic
&err STILES in iid pereinigt rno sic
ibm cine geebnete 8abn in ieimem In=
m%alsberufe iidern meroen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-21
Sn ser Understanding Scr

SH DtF VuDttSutl lullt11llA"Y ue1
u@atbolic Gbur9 @rteniton @octetp,"
Sic Mitte Mopember in Gbicago ab<
gebalten pl1r6e, beridtete Ser 8raii=
oent, Dr. &euep, 6aB I'M b%erfloiienen
&e6m,ngsjabre nrebr als 0reibrnoert=
taltlen0 Dollars 6ur6 sic @eiellidat
or!1le1l be0iirftigen @emeinoen CUR
@%erfigung gefteut un6 auBer0em fir
circa $4,000 &irdengeratbe ~bertbeilt
'meroen fonnten. Mu6 fun6igte er an,
oaB ein nidt genannt iein poueroer
@cbltbqter einen 5meiten @apenen=
maggon bauen laiie un0 na6 ieiner
&ouen011ng ser @eiemidoft CUR Ser
fiigung iteuen tpone. SIS tonne Damn
enter ser @aggons be1tan6ig int @e=
lten, ser onoere i'm Siioen in Tbatig=
felt geholten peroen. 8ei ser 8eam=
tenmobl mur5e ser bodtp''lte 8iidof
Mulooon bon &odfor6 Sem grefutip=
9omite bi15ugeleut.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-21
Die 9cmpfratcn int 9pmgref 1aben

Ste ScI1DIruIcH I'LL Stu1tYttk t"oe1'
einen neuen &ecor0 mtfgeitellt. Ssn
ser erlten ISOLDE nab ntritt
oes &pngrelies boben tdglih bon gfor=
aens bis Mben6s 5itungen itottgefnn=
Sen, in oenen midtige @eldafte erie
oigt muroen. Midt Elm ein5iger Sag
lit pergeu0et tporoen. 9iele r gifer lit
etpos gon5 Meues nn0 ftebt in s iref=
tenn @egeniab 81 ser friiberen @ebflo=
eenbeit, 6e%r5ufolge Sos &aus Bet Be-
ginn ser seiiion ortf menige Minuten
5l1lon1mentrat, lint iib iofort nj eoer
ollf adtlnpier5ig St1n6en gu oerta=
gen rnno 6ieielbe &omooie in rfgel=
mQBig gleid}en 3miidenrarmen pab=
ret16 ser beioen CT item @od)en Der Gel /
iion 5n mieoerbolen, >porauf @erto=
glrg iiber sic 6eiertage binaus ein=
trot. Sic 9emofraten baben gleidt
5eitig mit ser republifanilden Snte=
reiienmirtbidaft oltd nit 5ieiem
5dlen0rian aufgeraumt. @enn mon
beoenft, 6oB Sic meiiten 9feprai etttan=
ten auBer an 0ieien Nlenoriiblngen
aub nod an Sen @eratbungen Ser eit1=
5el11en Musldiiiie tbeil5unebmen ba=
ben, 10 liegt auf ser @ano, oab 6aS
9lmt eineS &ongreb=&epra I%e11ta11ten
tourd)nus ni6t Sic 5inefl1re lit, fir
Sic es pielfab gebalten miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-21
Scr 1te1t pruflamierte &aiier nnb

&onig @eorg Ser Titnffe BON Gnglar0
,1n0 feline @emabfin MarD iaBen tpab=
reno ser gldn5e116en 8ro5eiiion in Ser
i1rbiiden &ronungsita6t Delbi amf gol=
neren Sbronen 1tno fait 5u gleider
3eit Tit ser britiihe Dampfer 9elbi
NIT ser Sdmeiter 6es eriteren, 6eren
Oenabl u16 on5eren MitgIie6ern 6es
brittlden @erlherboui es an 8oro, ant
ser moroffnniihen &iite 5diffbr1d.
Britannia rules tbe tpapes". &lingt
es nidt mie @obn in 6ieiem Sale.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-21
Scr nieoerDterreidaide &atboli.

Ser Neutrality-suspicious. &atboli.
fentog, Ser iiingit in 8iener<M enitnot
ab0ebalten mur0e, fat einen berrlid}en
yerlauf g%e,roqnn1er. Die 9etbeiligung
mar auberoroentli9 itarf. sh1S 8ten
uuein erldienen 5000 Mainner, I'M
@an5en mare11 es 5000 Mam. Da5,
fan,en nadpnittags sic @irbeimalden;
1000 Mann NIT Mliif un0 Tabnen
erldieuen ollein aus beln Yie1ti11g-
tbal. 9lne Sale ertpieien iib als 81
flein. 5dbit ser berrli6e grobe
Som bon @ie1rer=M elito0t bot nit)t
Naum ge11ltg.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-21
ii@ o%olitanoig Ser merit
:hatiaen Mahftenliebe miomen. Bon

Mitelie0er ii4 noultanoig Ser merit
.tbatigen N%adftenliebe miomen. @on
morgel,s fritz BIG aben0s ipdt Der.
tbeilen lie iih. auf Ole GrbettSbal1s=
baltungen, mo- iid &ranfe befinoen,
.u116 pfle9en 6ieie uno lire Samilien
obne ieoes gntgelt. Groboem ii@ IN
Sen lebten Sabren 5ablreid,e @epalt~
afte gegen Sic Stride uno tire tre1e-
iten Diener 1mbeadtet lrn5 lngeitort
%poI5ogen baben, fat aber Die Mus-
meiiung 6ieier Congregation einen
mabren Hroteitit,rm entfeiielt. @eite
&reile fins offenbar 6es &ir6embaiieS
iiberoriiiig eemoroen uno I'M Safe
ser Settles Occurs fommt nod 6a5u,
baB mani nidt einleben fann, mie oie
9fegierung MIR aus anticlericalem
8eitpertreib CUR Mus'peill1ng bon Ber=
ionen lhritt, Sic niemano laitig fall
len, beret1 @oblt5aten pielmebr iiber=
an bonfbar anerfonnt mer0en. @s
Meibt Nun 5l1radyit ob3umarte11, OBJ
sic @eboroen in Earis Sen %trauriger
Mutb fin6en per0en, Sen armen
franfen Mrbeitern lire ielbitloien &fle=
.gerinnen tbatiad)lih GIT rauben. SSn
Sc: &anumer ml1rbe @iniprl,6 erbo=
ben gegen sic &crtreibung ser 5d}pe=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-21

pbun &oefler, .. 8. s., Don 6reeport.
P. Mlerius, .. g.. g., uno P. Snno=
centius, 8. g. s., fungierten alS
Ser ou5eit bereite P. Nlto,
8. g., bon MlbanD ml1r0e NIT pier
perl6ieoenen Memtden beflei0et uno
begliidt. @r fungierte 5u Mnfang ser
6 nlefrotion als 9iaconus oitiarius,
oann oIs Bresbpter 81. &eliquiarum,
ols Tburiferarilts beim @odaltar nno
enolih ols Miniiter libri beim Eon=
tificol=Mmt. Das Mmt 0es Sburi=
feroriuS BEL Sen Mebenoltaren bel org=
ten sic bodp. &otres 2ucas, .. g. g.,
u11o Martin, .. g. g., bon Meire
Mady0em sic erbobenen @eremonien
Ser &omiefration gum Mbidlub ge=
brodt moren, folgte 6as @ontififal=
Mnt, SOS, troy ser porausgegangenen
81 ltreng1ngen, bonn bodhp. item 9err11
8ii@of nit u1geidma@ter Stride ge=
balten tpur6e. &c amtetet 6abei: ser
bodm. Defon g. &i9ter bon Melroie
ols @resbpter a%iiiitens; P. Mlerius
u1t6 P. Srnocentius als @bren,Diaco-
men; p. Stepban als Dtacon 5. &c.;
bodm. @deurer aIs @uboiaeon; P.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-21
Der int Mppcnber in 8mbapeit 9e=

Ser int Mppcmber in 8nbapeit &C.
holtene elite lngariide &atbolifentag
ermies 1id oIs grfolg in 6es 8ortes
noli ter 8eoeatung. Sic 5ur Ser hi
gltt1g geiteuten &dume Ser bal1ptitaoti=
lden Geoantenl6le ermieien iid als
biel al flein, Inn Sic Maiien ser Sbel=
ne6mer gu faiien. Inter SEN @rI4ie=
nenen bemerfte man fuit sen gan5en
gpiicopat, 5oblrei6e Mitglie6er 6es
Spdaoels Ii. (. n.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-21
&arbtnal 0'Gpnnel, Ser Gr5biidof

&arbiual 6'Gonuell, Ser @rabiidof
bon 8piton, bofft in Mmerifa $4,000
fir bie ibm Bel ieiner &angerbobung
bonn Napite in &om iibertragene &itu=
lartirde 51 iummeln. IS lit sic Sir
DIE Gan glemente, 6eren 3eritorung
borausiidtlid 6urd unteriroil9e @ai-
Ter berbeigefilbrt mer0en miro, menn
nidt iofort 5dritte biergegen gei9e=
ben o1r9 Bou BON groberen @b5ugs=
fon6len etc. Sic 8iirger &oms ba=
Ben ld)on be6euten6e 5untmen beige
i%teuert, UNI Sem &uin 6ieier alter<
tbiimliden Stride gu tpebrert, aber obi
ge 51rmme lit nod erfor6euli6.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-21
Mmf Sic linen ppn scr brittiden

&egierung 51gemeiiene @trafe, Sic So
rim beltebt, 0aB nit ibnen feline 2ie-
ferungsfontrafte fir 6aS britilde
Seer uno sic britilde Marine mer=
Sen abgei9loilen tper0en, 10 lange sic
BON ser amerifaniiden &egierung ge=
gen lie angeltrengten Bro5eiie IN Ser
Sdtpebe iin6 - batten uniere &erren
6leii9barone oller 8abrideinli6feit
mad nidt gerednet. Sic mtr6 baber
fir lie cine ooppelt ltnangenebme lie
berroi6ung iein. Mber 1te baben ale
Citrate, oie linen 5l1tben mer6en mag,
I1ng1t pouauf berbient.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-21
sSS,n @eiben 6anie fano ant 9pn=

nerltogobeno SIT gbren Ser &ab1netts=
mitglieber Sos erlte 9taats0iner Ser
goilon ltott. Gice=Yrali0ent Sber=
mo- inns @ottin moren infolge oes
Sp0es ser Mlttter Ser lebteren uno
gefretGr &ror inns Satin bl1r6 Sic
in Seem Oorf itottfinoen0e 9ofbeit Ell
nes ibrer @0bne bebin0ert, Ser Ser
on7tolt11ng bei5upobnen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-21
@or Der @anb id)eint Sebbb nod

INNER ridt auf sic ndddftidbrige Brdd<
ii6entidofts=N Domination 81 refleftie-
rem GUT grobten @nttduidung ieiner
6reunoe, 6ie ie6o6 nad elmer ne11li-
DEF, Mel1Ber1ng ieines @errn S4nie-
geriobnes nidt feline uabren Greun6e
fin6. Ser ldngit iebniu@4ttgit ertpar-
tete r9utIoof" <Mrtifel 6es grpr6ii=
benton %ignoriert sic 1el1lide Ser
famnlung 6es Mationolfomites pon-
itdn6ig un6 1T 6esbolb fir beiagte
fali9e 6reun6e &ooiepelts cine beion-
5ers bittere @nttduidn1ng, trob ser in
linn entbaltenen trefflihen Musfub.
rl1t1gen gegen &%la1eniuiti5.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-21
Salts ser &raiioent ieimen Mfer-

SAILS Scr ErGfl6cnf 1elne11 Ifers
bol1iefretair @ilipn nidt nit Sdimpf
uno Sdanoe aus oem &abinett aus
lt0bt, mcil oieier auf bem 8rauer=
aowreb ais gbrenpraiioel1t fllngiert
fat, fan11 CT lid) sic Weiibe iparelr, itb
atl1t feline Denomination SIT belperben.
GENT 9fidter q. 3. @lair BON Sbio
fat al,f ser in @aibington abgebolte=
men @ptpention ser Natiunal Mnti,
Saloon 9eogl1e unter ltiirmilfem gei=
fau erflQrt, baB er IN be- agtem Safe
&errn Salts @ieoerauf iteaung al>f
0as el1ti d%ieoen1te befampfen meroe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-21

9ie nenefte &elbentbat Der 9irden<,
itiirrter in Grarfrei4 lit 6ie @ertrei<
bung ser vs@Ieinen 59meitern bon
ser &immeIfabrt," elmer beim 8olfe.
a,1berit beIiebten @enoifenidaft, 6eret
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-21
Spd,utjter @rsbiid]uf Spbn Srelanb

%od5so ~ e@5st1s5s7 oS5
feiert beute, Iounerltag, lein 5Olobri=
ges Yrielteriltbilaatm, meldbes leoob
benz @rnl de OeS greil Ell, aber lml1er
nod riiltigen Yralaten gen1ab 1rtd)t
offi5ieu bego11ge11 mer0en ion. Ser
Subi(ar lit IS Sabre alt. Mogen ihm
Der le9cnsreid)en @irfungsiobre 11ob
piele beld}ieoen lem!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-21
aElar. Mmbrps Mgins, papitlider

m|!J1. 11tot1s st9tas' @"FF8e5@
Sci uloter in Sen Yhilippinen, lit plot=
lid, OIL 1ienl tog pergangcner @pd)e
in Monilu geltorben. ST botte Dor
fltr5em eil1en 9uf na6 &om befom=
n1ell, rl1o u1a,1 gloltbte, oab er Sat-
niual Iolcpnips Madfolger als paPit=
lidler 0e(egot in @aibirgton, 9. g.,
lperSen ipllte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-21
Ser Stanb, Ser burd bic MeNama

0U $500
rn=@ eitdn6niiie %aufgenirbelt mrroe,
bat ii9 MN 3iemli9 gelegt. Mrbeiter,
Sic intelligent ger11g fins, mer6en aus
6em @orfM cine 2ebre 5ieber. l1n6
6ieie 9ebre lit: r8effer oIs Strife,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-10
OBSERVATIONS OF OLD CAP
WHlPPLE,

OBSERVATIONS OF OLD CAP
WHlPPLE.
Hold Peters says heis suffering from
a cute Indigestion, but he can't say
that there is anything very cute about
Fit, at that.
Among the things we never see any
more the those good old fashioned
sleeve classics.
Hank Bolts has returned from a
month at one of the northern resorts
and he thinks after restin' up at home
for two or three weeks, he will be able
to resume his work at the feed mill.
Rev. Hudnutt says 1t doesn't matter
whether the whale swalered Jonah or
Jonah swallered the whale, Just as
long as the public swallered the story.
There amt no town too small to
have picture postcards that don't look
like Il.
LATE Purdy struck 1t right when he
married a telephone girl, All that she
can think of to say to him is Hello"
A Teller with a clean straw hat at.
tracts as much attention now as a red
automobile with yaller trimmings.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-10
THE OLD. OLD STORY.
..My Wife,s cone q the country," |

my wiFe,s gone to the country" salt
hubby dear, %Hurrah!"
"I'm going to paint this good old burG
bright red while she's away.
He went to see his old pal, Bill, a sporl
of some renown,
But found that Bill was not at home
and had gone out Of town.
He hunted up his old friend, George,
the gay delights to share,
But found that George was busy and
had not an hour to spare.
He found his old side partner, Ed, but
Ed just had to go
Right home to dinner and then take
his own wife to a show.
There was nobody at the club, the bill
lard balls were still.
He found himself with quite q lot Of
time on hand to Kill. ~. y
He stayed downtown Ting q Clock and
saw no one he knew, !, li$l
Then grabbed a car and to Ibis lonely,
dismal home he flew.
He rose at 5 o'clock next morn and
telegraphed his wife:
You'd better get back home right
quick or / viii take my life"
Things were not like they used to be
Twas difficult to spend the time un.
Twas difificult to spend the time IN.
til her answer came.
tsMy wlfe's back from the country :
said hubby dear. Murray!
"You bet your life I'm tgoing, too, the
next time she goes. away, /
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-10
Barring Out Women.
(CleVeland Plain Dealerl.

Several OF the Western railroads
are reported to have agreed no longer
to employ women. They are dlsmls.
sing some, and all future help hired
with be men. In the words Of one OF
the managers, women do not enter
employment with the intention Of stay
ing, learning the business ad working
UP to responsible positions. They
regard employment merely as a tenn
porary arrangement, a sort of way
station on the road to matrimony. In
her heart, everywoman wants to mar.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-10
l5I1iFS1I5'09l[.I!Il[
.s5SS(Slzls NJ
Acted With Patriotism.


The criticism commonly made of
Colonel Roosevelt's action is that,
however laudabla its intention; he ac-
quiesced in the violation Of the. law
and virtually promised Its violators
immunity from punishment But is
It fact that he regarded the pur-
chase Of the Tennessee company by
its big rival as a violation Of the law?
In his testimony before the Stanley
committee he assumed all responsible
ity for what was done, but he made it
plain that he consulted the attorney
general and that, in the latter's op,
inion, the transaction was legal. And
what proof is there that the attorney
general was mistaken? The courts
have never pronounced the purchase
of the Tennessee property illegal.
They may even sustain 1t, Just what
Is legal and what Is not under the
Sherman act has not yet been made
wholly clear, although recent decis.
ions have made 1t much clearer than
1T was at the time Colonel Roosevelt
was called upon to act in regard to
the Tennessee Coal and Iron transact
ions. At that time 1t was generally
believed that the Sherman act did
not apply to the amalgamation OF man
ufacturing companies. The Knight
case was believed by Colonel Roose-
welt and his legal adviser to be con.
trolling, and under 1t the absorption
OF this property by the big steel cor
poration appeared to be legal and
proper. Colonel Roosevelt therefore,
had little reason to doubt the legality
OF the action to which he consented,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-10
pyIna Abroad.
(Philadelphia Record

n lffaa VI ullduSIpuld fISCOEuJs i.5ia
The cost Of living at home does not
compare with the cost OF dying abroad
Not very long ag our Consul General
at Havana issued a warning to Amer
leans not to arrange for the decease
in Cuba. He had done what he could
to protect an American widow from
extortion, but all he could do was very
little and she was fined more than
$1,000 for allowing her husband to
die on the premises. The health au.
thorities and the police authorities
and a few other branches Of the Ha,
vana government grabbed a few hun
dred dollars each The hotel proprie-
tor pretended that he had got to re-
furnish his entire house or see his
business shrtvel.
And now two Americans have died
in Marienbad and it cost one widow
more than $1,000 and the other $1,000.
The Europeans make so much money
off live Americans that 1t would seem
as Il they might deal gently with the
dead ones, but they have even less
remorse in robbing the corpse than
in robbing the living. If you are
going to die in Marienbad by all
means die earlier in the week than.
Saturday, Ifsyou put It of till the
end of the week they will charge you
$500 instead Of $500 for embalming on
Sunday.
Is it a decent thing for the harples
Of a foreign health Office and the un-
5dertakers and the hotel men and the
police to fatten on the dead bodies
and to take advantage of the extren-
ity Of the surviving members Of the de
celent's family to extort small for
tune for their various services, real
and pretended? The self-respect of
foreign governments ought to lead
them to intervene on the side Of com.
mon decency and humanity in such
cases.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-10

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Miss Janice Elsterline Of Cleveland
lis the guestof friends here this week,
Miss Lulu Layton Of Mcfgantowp
visiting Dr. and Mrs. Crtssl on East
Park avenue.
Miss Margaret Gongle torl lpf Man
Inington was a recent visitor et 4. j,
II. MIXERS on Market street
Mrs. Dent West who has been II ct
the home OF her sister Mrs Dodd rs
very much improved. K s
Mrs. J. B. Levelle has returned
from few days visit at Buckhannon.
Rev. ]. N Conway and family Of
Shinnston were guests Of relatives
here yesterday Il
Mr.. Walter Layman went to the
Harr and Barnes Camp yesterday to
spend a few days. The party from
this ward who are in camp there.
Mrs. Peter 7. Conway was the
guest Of Mrs. Hattie Kinkead Monday
Mrs. Conway was returning to her
home at Falrchance. Pa, from Sutton
where she had been visiting her broth
,er.
Master Walton Hinkle, son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Hinkle is NJ Of ton.
silitis.
Miss Stella Tibbs of Elkins, arriy.
ed here yesterday to visit her sister
Mrs. Ernest MORRISON. She and Mrs.
Morrison went to Lowsyilie today to-
visit relatives. a
Mrs. Meredith is quite sick at her
home on Merchant street.
Edna, little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Curtis Bolyard Is lying very crit
ically i'll Of diptheria at her home on,
Columbia street a
The meeting Of the w, G. 7. u
when was to have been held at Mrs.
j. A. Leonard's on Merchant street to.I
morrow afternoon at two O'clock. is
postponed on account of the death Of
John @. A. Levelle.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-10

Outdoor sleeping is no experiment.;
En- beneficial effects have been tested,
and are more clearly understood each
ear While 1t Is easier for people III
he country to practice outdoor sleep.
ing II Is not impossible to arrange for
u IN the city.
Most country houses have upstairs
borches or sufficient ground for tent
close to the house. For the next six
weeks all that is necessary is to buy q
strong folding bed with a thin MAJ
tfess that is easily rolled, and put
tlsl4 bed In the most convenient and
shellesed spot.
all else fails, a sailors hammock
swung under theltrees is a solution Of
outdoor sleeping There should be a
mosquito netting and a rubber blanket
10 pill over You on rainy nights.
Bhet dread OF neighDors is the chief
drawback OF outdoor sleeping in cit.
The practice has become so com.
mon mat people are now careless of
tiIIedlcated opinion, though the fas.
tldiols Rig up screens or curtains to
insure privacy. Most city houses have
upstsIEs balconies; Il not, there are
real extensions that may he boarded
over or there are possibilities on the
roo; or even on the fire escape, ifper.
nj sion Is had 10 build out the plat
form enough to hold a flat, thin mat
tresss y.
When outdo or sleeping has become
more than experiment curtains Of sail
cloth should be supplied on all sides,
OF the pore Ell to use in case OF driving
winds or storms, These can be made
i'd furl tightly so as not to be insight
Iennots in use,
Ws;hen one has become welded to-
the open afr and wishes to sleep out
Y all year Ideas for protection suggest
themselves.
For permanent quarters, rolling
sides made lof Stats like Venetian
blinds are excellent or the ends Of the
porch can be glassed in with sliding
spanes that are kept open in all but
the Interest weather.
iii Selecting a room In city house,
one with a built;in balcony we'll up un-
der the caves makes an ideal ar
RAM cement for outdoor nights.
nj All fails, almost as good effect Is
to ne had II every window and tran
SON in the room is flung wide open.
But avoid draughts.
L this season Of the year bed cloth
Dug and night clothes are Of less i'm
poftance than in colder weather.
4 There should, however, always be
blanket at hand, and thin wash fan-
mel Instead Of cambria night clothing
should be used, This absorbs damp
ness,
: In tcold weather not only are flannel
might clothes worn, but the wearer
sleeps between blankets and there are
( as many covers on the under side OF
/ the bed as on the,top.
All this season a head covering will
not She needed unless the climate Is
damp with heavy dews. Where there
5is lear OF insects lingerie cap may
4 e worn. There should be light
weight rubber cap to slip on in case.
offain
one needs a Grape or wash flannel
skimotio to slip over the nightdress
when going to and from bed. In win
ter The heaviest bath robe takes Its
place, with aihood attached that draws
fl closely around the face.
warm sleeping bags are preferred
bys most outdoor sleepers in winter,
as there lis less trouble with covers.
There are also light weight sleeping
bags for those who are going into.the |
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-10
Eaas on IToast.AnchovY.

Make thin slices or crisp toast OF
moderate thickness. Butter lightly
while hot, cut in pieces of equal size,
rounds or diamonds, spread each piece
with anchovy paste. Put pint Of
hot waterinto a stew pan. with flour.
teaspoon Of vinegar and half "a tea
spoonful salt: place it over the fire
and while boiling break the eggs into
it near the surface of the water and
let 1t boil gently about three minutes.
Put one poached egg on each piece Of
anchovy toast.