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The Washington times., 1911-04-08

Munyon's Cold Remedy Relieves the
bead, throat and lungs almost immediate
ty. Checks Fevers, stops Discharges Of
the nose, takes away all aches and pains
caused by colds. 1t cures Grip and OBJ
Itinate Coughs and prevents Pneumonia.
Write Prof. Munyon, 53rd apd Jefferson
sts, Phila., Pa, for medical advice ab.
eolutsly free.
The Washington times., 1911-04-08

The square of ground bounded by
Madison, Payne, Wythe, and West
streets, has been sold to Elizabeth T.
Robinson by Harry F. Wheat.
The Washington times., 1911-04-08

= fine of $50 was this morning as
sessed against Harry oliver. a Local
bartender in police court. for violation
of the State liquor laws, in that he
dispensed liquors to a person already
in the state of intoxication. Two other
cases, both continued over from yester-
day, the charges in each case being
disorderly conduct and fighting, Wilforc
Jones was fined s. and the case against
John McCuen dismissed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-01-08
THE CITY IS A
 STRONG SERMON

II remained for Clyde Fitch to give tha public , real stage sermon, on that teaches many fine lessons and one that oaght to E seen by eF5t.
 country hey and citl bred ch22
 Wa1z |. @Tbs City5 typical
 modern play of typical American #i.e. he h4= put forth his very best idaas and the play as presented at lhe#ei}s rasater last night to sadly small audience. is one of the strongest three act dramas ever planned for footlight display
 The Shuberts Gnc.) sent the play south this season for the first time with a most capable cast to win favor for it and it was really disheartenin9 to the management of the company, not to refer to the feeling and dis appointment of the theater officials, to note the smallne.s of the attend ance. But with all of it there was naturel enthusiasm that even a small crowd could not resist. No packed houses in recent years nave been more appreciative or demonstra- tive at the Elks than that of last ev- ening They were so completely carried away with the acting of the male members of the cast that cur tain calls were repeatedly responded to by the company after each act,
 Geoftley C. Stein last night gave Pine Bluffiacs a true illustration of the devils of dope. He is given a most prominent part in the play, appearing as the dope fiend" and his acting was characterized by | ents Of the highest type Nolman Hackett. star by reputation, assum the leading role aud his acting was Arthur s. Hull, toe, should not be overlooked. The l- dies in t;}e ccil2acy have practically little to de. but what they do is eX- well done.
 The play deals with the eagcrness of wealthy family in a small New York town to enjoy the city life. Ar ter the death of the head of the fam fly they move to New York and with successes comes many downfals. They blame the city for their degrad- ation, but in the midst of all their cries, the son stands over them and rings out words of common sense. He declares that the city is not to blame for their condition. but themselves; that the city offers many opportunit- ies and they are what people make of them. The play is one of the best and strongest seen here this season.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-01-08

Ala.), Alb Knox, (AItus, Okla), Chas. Madding, J. W. Wtthers, Allan Orto- E. A. Peck, J. F. Jordan, Robert Trim ble H c Kilgore, Alex Powell.
 Misses Lutie Alexander, Henrietta Taylor, Eleanor Nann, Gene James, Eunice Sullivan, Emma Hummer. Re becca Porter, (Memphis). Touise Nountcastle, (Knoxyille, Tenn.), Edna House (Senatobia, Miss), Hattie Cur Tie, Ali May Howell, Rosalie PhiIpot, Nettie Grace, Mary Geisreiter, Doro- thy Erode, (Memphis) Mary Wood ford Paris, Ky), Florence Dewoody, Ethel Clement, Matte Orto, Alma De woody, Emma Dewocdy, Bess Thomp- son, Mary Kate Riley. Annie Martin. Caroline Caldwell, Reya Harris and Nell Gallagher
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-01-08

T. Havis Nixon, left yesterday after noon for Fort Worth, Texas. Mir and Mrs. w. H. Sins, who have been spending few weeks with relatives in Union City, Tenn, and at Newman, Ga, are again at home in this city.
 Mrs n Curris and daughter, Miss, Cornelia, are home from d visit of several weeks in San Antonio, Texas Mrs Currie ha. gone to Winchestef for brief visit.
 Mrs A S Trigg and little daugh- ter, Helen. have gone to Memphis where they will attend the York Nelson wedding next week. Mf Trigg and son, York, will leave Tues day
 Ross Mccain. state agent for the Phoenix Insurance Company of Hsrt= ford. conn, With headquarters in Dallas. Texas, spent yesterday in the qf6y ceHferfiua with R IL NJ. Mills &z Sons. afs local representatives.
 Nr. aud Mrs 7ean Iide. W9n Nete. recently married in Mount Fieasa' Texas. win arrive here in te4~ days. to spend few daEa with H.= ses Olya Alexander and Ethel elem- ents, and Mr and Mrs. C. IL Collier
 Mrs. NJ. 4. Seull returned yestet- day afternoon from Camden, where she attended the funeral of her cousin. Her daughter Miss Fay scull, who accompanied her, Will . spend a few weeks thers before re- turning home.
 Mrs Bert c. Pickens, of Walnut Lake, passed through the city yes terdav en route home from Madden Mo where she visited relatives. She was accompanied by Miss Emma [ Jackson, of Paragould, who will Vls'' her at Walnut Lake.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-01-08
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Tom Hill is<spenusag a few days in Little Rock
 Asa Seymour, Of Rob Roy, is vis- iting in the city.
 Virgil Mcclellan has gone to Tucker to spend few days.
 Frank Terry is spend ng a few days ill Little Rock.
 Jack i.angf9rd Aas gene to New York to re-cater school,
 George zerell has returned from . visit with friends ia Stuttgart.
 Mrs. J. C. Norman, of Hambarg. is tho Guest Q. Nr. &al Ms. I N Hooker
 Mrs. X il ssoelzIa.ld, of Stuttgals is in the city visi.ia; lohn Matz 5.la family
 Mrs. Mercer Sigh leaves soon for point. in Florida, te spend the Fest of the season.
 Mrs Ni s. Winters is the suesf of her sister, Mrs J c. Hutchinson. d, Magnol a.
 sIr. and Mrs. Ed Wallen have returned from week spent with rel atves in Stuttgart,
 MT. and Mrs. William Hudson, O. Jonesboro. are visiting relatives and friends in the city.
 Mrs A. J. Clemmons and her chll- dren, Andrew and Earl, of Tamo, were in the city yesterday.
 Milton Blum, former Pine =blui boy who is now living in St. Louis, IS in the city on business.
 M.s. E. L. Wiley, who has been wis ting in the city, left yesterday after noon for her home at Haywood.
 Hershel Orton left yesterday tor Little Rock, after spending a few days with his mother in this city
 w. H. Bellamy, of Altheimer, was a visitor in the city yesterday. T was a guest at the Hotel Jefferson
 Miss Eula Simmons, of Waldo, ar- rived in the city yesterday for 6 wis with her sster. Mrs, w. Hendrix Byrd.
 F. L. Young, claim agent for the Iron Mountain railroad, spent yes terday here on business for his com pany.
 Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Kennedy, of car ro. H.. are in the city visiting the daughter, Mrs. Tom Johnson, OF Main street.
 Miss Leona Williams. of Clarenooi' nassed through the c,ty yesterda! en route home from Little hocA where she has been on visit
 J.. F. Huey, the expert accountant who has been here visiting A'tor"e'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-01-08
Embroidery Club.

The membeEs of 5.le EaIjroidery Club held a most enjoyable meeting Friday afternoon w.th Mrs. L. c saun- ders on East sixth avenue During the afternoon the ladies indulg5d in sewing, after which refreshments were served. Those presnt were Mesdaanes L. C. saundrs, W. F. Smith, R. H. "hitelaw, B. French. Tom Groves and B. C Mead Tie club will meet this week with Mrs. E H. Whitelav. OH Friday afternoon.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-01-08
VIVIAN GOULD TO
 WE'D FEBRUARY /
Ne{;s Leaks Gut in L0ndOn-DetaiIs Of Approaching NuptiaiS Not Made Pub
 lic-S. P. Bernsf0rd Best ManI

International News Special
 London, Jan. 7.-The I1ternation I News Service learned today that the marriage Of Miss Vivian Gould, daugh- ter of George J. Gould, and Lord De- Cies. will take place on February (, in New York The dsts has been kept . secret from the public but be- came known today accidsstly. The Honorable s. P. Bernsford. brother cf the bridegroom, has erranCed to sal for New York Oh January 27. He Is to be best man at the wedding. Whether the ceremony ia to be per- formed at the Gould mansion or at the church has not been ascertalned.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-01-08
Mrs. Stacker Hostess.

sAIrs Clay Stacker wag' hostess for Sa number oe friends yesterday after
 noon at a bridge party in her home m
 Walrut street, comr'imentary to har mother, Ms. Bruce Rice, of New York City, and her sister, Mrs. Newton By CTS, Of Clarksville. Tenn. Tn the din- ing room yellow carnations were used with a pretty effect waila in the re ception rooms. red carnations were used. Mrs, A. w. Scruggs captured the first prize, 2 silver filigree cream Iptcher and sugar bowl. The consol- ation was drawn by Mrs. Wade Knox, And was a glass vase, inlaid with gOld. Mrs Rice, one of the hon
 0rees, was presented with black
 Ace fan and Mrs. Byers With sil
 yer sugar tong. The invited guests Were Mesdames N. E. Trulock, Wal ter Trulock, Harry Trulock, F. G. Smart, M. Danaher, R. E. Lee Tom &llespie, Victor Harrison, A. w. 9cruggs, Finn Hut, Thurman Louth- An, Van Knox, Louise Rowland, o. C. lHankison, F. B. Tomlnson, w. H. Langford, Lutie Montgomery. Shelby 6abbent, Wade Kl1ox, Tom Phillips, Waltey Hudson, Hinton Ferguson, Roy 14enyl E H. Jlohn-on. Jules Bore
 nf .easoN Melanie Walker of Lit
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-01-08
 IuncheOn. ' 2

8# Miss Mary Geisre. ter will eutertai8 With luncheon Monday evening al s7 o'clock, complimentary to Miss Henrietta Taylor and guests, Miss Rebecca Porter, of Memphis. and Miss Lou SC Mountcastle of Knox Vile, Tenn, and also for her guests Miss Erode, of Memphis, and Miss Mary Woodtord of Paris, Ky.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-01-08
ItH' ';!nilla ;!i,lasi Parf

Miss Nina Barnes eut=5 tainzd q few of her young friends last eqeoiaa with . birthday par5y 9t her resfaHcco No. 4l9 E5at Hhird aHeuuz, the oe= casioa being h eairte#ntd birthday. Games Were played and light reffesh= ments Were served doans tie evening. Those present were Misses E'Hzda Hain= CT. Jeonie May 1aIsstaa. Clyae Dixon, Mary Scott. Edna sahieker. Gladys Bonnoa. D ia Hal.@, Nina Barnes. Helene and MeE.aur Eisenl. amer. Ur- chic Colcls,ure and Mrs w. E. Pipes, Ferdinacd schie's5 Wslbon Martin, Frank Shaphera Eugene Dcken. Bland Colelasuns, James Gardner, Joel McLand and James Stubbl9field.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-01-08
4E NOodmen Circle.

# Woodmen Circle will hosd a mee.- ing Monday evening at 1;30 o'clock in the Redmen's Hall for the purpose of electing officers for the ensuing Wear. All members are requested tC be present
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-01-08
! 0ung LatIies Seeiet5.

Mrs. John NJ. Elliott will be hos tess for the Young Ladies Society of the First Presbyterian church, Monday afternoon. at o'clock, at her home On West Fifth avenue
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-01-08
\ Due Time Social,

Ali members Of t1e " H. N. S.. of Hawley Nemoria church, both honoE= any and active, are urged to attend a social sfEe0 by Ms Mason Nard, Tuesday, ian 10. 1911 from s to l0 ?. III.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-01-08
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Magazine Club.

Mrs. P. P. Byrd was hostess for the Magazine Club on Friday even- ing. The evening proved most en- ioyable. although the entertainment vas very informal. A luncheon was a pleasing feature. The cub meets next with Mrs. H. l. Holderness.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-01-08
10 ESTABLISH
 AVIATION LINE
lnferAati0aal News Special

Detroit, Mich, Jan. 7.-The Detroit and Cleveland nagica,ica:. o--Hpany an- nouncsd that it hs obtained five passenger aeropland for it's aerial div
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-01-08
rore;on Mission &eaietY.

& The Woman's Foreign Missionary socjety of the First Methodist church will meet at 2:30 o'clock Monday af- ternoon at the church.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-01-08
Hawthorne Book Club.

The Hawthorne Book Club Will meet WednA;dlay afternoon at 2:30 o'clock with Mrs Sam c. Alexander, om West Sixth avenue.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-01-08
TOrk-Neis0n.

The wedding of M ss Grace York. of Memphis, and Charles Livingston Nelson. of Louisville, Ky, will take place in Memphis, Wednesday, Jan. II.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-01-08
1lA ~ fling Club.


 N Mrs. H. Collier entertained the 3ilk Stocking Club and a few Friends kesterday afternoon in her home on West Tt'rd avenue Cut flowers aere used in the houx decorations. Hrs. E. A. Peck won Yhe first prize & brass card tray. The club prize, a Dir of silk hose, was won by Mrs. c.
 Philpot Miss Henrietta Taylor Ion the consolation prize, brass emd leetick. After the games a lun- heon was served. The club will
 eet next with Miss Lutie Montgon- " Mrs. Golfers invited guests in- Mude.i: Mesdan,es Eleon Hale, John E- -os..:.,,,a.t, C.1lsct-sse PhilNot. J. T. Jen- Nns, Haynes Gregory, John Speers. W. T, Seawell Stella Hummer, Tom &ilbaspe, Frank Bridges, Jules Bor- Mesen George Vining. Birmingham,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-01-08
a
 Young Ladies' Club.

@ The Young Ladies' Club of the First Methodist church will be en- tertained by the Misses DeWoody oh Saturday afternoon.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-01-08
Meeting Postponed.

x The annual meeting of Bluff Ci5s Club has been postponed From loaeA
 until later date.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-01-08
Gorus Rehearsal =

# Coteric chorus rehearsal Will be
 held at the residence Of Mrs T. l.
 Adams, on West Sixth avenue. We'd snesday morning, at 9:30 o'clock.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-01-08

ision, which it hopes to put into opera tion next summer It is the inven- tion of Kalamazoo man. If 1t is successful il will be used for trips to Cleveland and Buffalo. No attempts will be made at the outset to main tain a regular schedule.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-01-08
ElWell Club.

Mrs. Haynes Gregory will be hos tess for the ElweH Club next We'd nesday afternoon, at her home, Sev- enteenth avenue and Poplar street.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-01-08
N. C.. T. U.

The w c. T. U. will meet Thurs day afternoon st o'clock at the First Methodist church.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-08-31
Mfarrers Natb fiibrte
~ ibrer 6enefna8.

Sene, neIde fid .Ieidt erfddlten~ lff,o
iol9e, Die an 8ron6itts nnb Mitbma IetS
ben, iolten gdmans Mlteratibe I'M &nlfe-
balten. @eilungen 5elbft bon nit El1ber<
fuloiis bebafteten 2el1ten tperoen bdnfigs
ertpirtt.
Bacon, 'sSn.
@erren: - sd lit an Nitbma anb
8ronditis II Sabre lang. gdmang Nl<
teratibe tpurbe mir bon 1nferm YfnrrS.
geiitli9en %empfoblen. sd nabm es rno'
filble iebt fein."
(l1nter3ei@netes afftoapit).
anna SO. @cgntee.
@dman's Mteratipe beilt Bron9ttts,
Mitbma. 3erfieber, 2ungens urb @ebl<
otf>Nffetttenen. gu faufeu BEL Der
Molitor Drug 60. unb bel anberen lei<
tenben Apot9etern. Bragt nad 1oof>
let Der 9ebeilten Sale unb f4reibt an.
bas Gdrtat Gabpraturttrt, Yylla0elpbta.
ga, fir tueitere gbi6en3.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-08-31
yfottae,t aus Der 8umoeS:
Ib%amptitaot m,,o polt:
tii1e @eoamfem.

&ein oemofratiider &eoatteur bat
oen1 mortbrii6igen 8raiioent SaH,
meaen leiner @etos ser @epiiion Der
@ou= uao onoeren 30ne 10 grinolid,
beimqeleudtet pie ser gelbe Miutam
Monoolpb @earlt bon Seem Dort, @b1-
caao, San 6rancisfo uno anoereu
midtigen &unften auf ser 2anotarte.
Seine lp%altenlange &ritif, melde er
BON Yaris aus heriiberfabelte, 1olte
BON Sen oemofrotiiden' Gampagne=
Counties epeutl,ea als Gampagne=0o=
f@lrn1eut gebraudt meroen. 9ie artttt
oes Miunnes, melder IN Ser 1pidttgen
Carthage @alier auf betoen 5bul.
tern 5l1 trogen perluht, mar geraoe5u
pernidteno. @err Searlt bat niht
ollei11 bemieien, oaB ser &rdiioent Sic
Sarifrepiiipn int Sntereiie Ser Srults
perbinoerte, lonoern audh oob er
portbriibig mar. 3nr6 Die ol1r1n1e
Nusreoe, ooB mir crit Sen 8erl9t Der
BON ibm ielbit ernan1ten un0 MIR 1bm
pera1t1pprtliten Sarif gommillton
abmorten miiiien, 1aBt ii6 fein per<
niinftiger Menib mebr tduiden. go
lange 5aft inn @eiBen &al>le bletbt,
piro bus @olf oem Srult u1t0 Sen
uStonopotters" Sribut be5ablen mill
len. llebrigens lit es iebr erfreuli@,
oob ii6 @err Searlt 10 friib5eitig anf'
Sic Seite Ser fortidrittli@en Demo-
frotie ltellt. Sein &raiioentidofts=
fonoioot lit gegentpartig Spreder
Champ Glorf, obne 3meifel elmer Ser
beoeuteniten Mdinner ser 0emofrati=
lde>1 Hortei, melde in Ser na@iten
oen1ofrotiihen Mationa1 Contention
groBe Starfe entmideln miro. 2eioer
mar SEER &earit bisber Elm iebr ln=
liderer gontoniit int 6emofratiiden
9oger uno oaber traut man ibm nidt
lebr. @leibt er 0iesmal ser 6emofra=
tiiden SABINE treu uno labt ieinen Ell
genen gbrgei5 aus 0em 9piele, 10
lit 0as @leftoral=Gotum 6es groben
staates Seem Oorf iider fir sen 6e=
motrotiiden NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ten uno 6as lit gleidbe0euten6 nit
Sieg. @eorit fam in Seem Sort piel
@utes tbun, oent er beiibt einen gro=
gen gtnfluB. @offentli6 fii&t ct niht
i'm Sriiben uno entpuppt lib i9lieB=
li9 ielbl It als Ganbibat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-08-31

@runo fir sic Sbeuera1ng miro onge,
geben, oaB sic Sarmer iebt 81 iebr nit
ginbeimlen ser grnte bei6aftigt ieien,
INN @@ladtpieb auf Sen Marft gu
bringen, baB auBer0em aber audi oas
5utter gu tbeuer uno S6la6tpieb
fnapp iei. 8eionoers miro uber Mean=
gel fir sic Musfubr geflagt. 2etteres
miro nidt geleugnet, menigitens fanr
bon DEM bor5igliden Mngebot, 0os
oem Marft Dor 3ebn Bis finf5ebn
Sabren 51 @ebote itano, b~eut5utage
nidt mebr Sic @eoe fem. Mn6 itebt
meit geringere 3uaIitat, a1s es fritz
fer ser san mar, 3nr 8erfigung.
Die &auptauSfubr mar biSber fit
Smitbfielo beItimmt, Sen groben 8en-
tralmorft fir SEN Sleiidbe6arf Ser
lieben Minionen 8%emobner Ser Britt.
i9en &auptitaot. Sc IdBt iid fal1m
onnebmen, oaB unier @ieb3udt trei>
bender @eiten ie tpieoer sic britii6en
Marfte in glet@ nmfangreiher Weiie
~periorgen miro, mie in fruberet Sab
rem. Dod 6ie Musfubr bon bier bat
fid neuerotngs 6l1r6 groBen @erianot
bon fanaotidem 8in0pieb permebrt,
oas babier unter 8onberi6luB fir Ct
port mad ENGLAND etntrtfft. Sr1 Sea.
naon 1T 6as 8uhten bon @iinopieb fiir
Gleiid8tpede cine rapibe madienoe ST.
blitrie, uno man oarf e%rtparten, oab
na@ 8uitanoefon1ret, oes @egenieitig'
feitSbertrages NIT @ano6a 6as Mnge.
bot bon fanaoiidem ShIadtpieb I'M.
biefigen Marfte eine iol9e 8unabme
erfabren miro, BOB fia fit ben @onil1.
ntenten boralls Ser DortbeiI nie6rige-
rer Gleti9preiie ergeben biirfte. Sdon
lett perbe1 fid @iebbd1toler bon 8uf.
|faIo mebr airo rnebr nod Rn,1a6a our
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-08-31

Mepublifanil6e Stumpre0ner uno
Sic INNER treuen &ne6te &uppert, sic
Meoaftel1re ser republifaniiden Bar=
t%eiorgane, mer6en NUN SEN Ser iud)
MAIDEN, 0as Golf gu i%iher5eugen, 6aB
Sic 2ange Ser Nun b%een0eten grtro-
ieiiion 0es Gongreiies 1ti6t oletn gang
unn0tbig, ion6ern al1h iebr foitipielig
NOR. 9ie tonangeben0en &epublifa=
ner, mel6e in @iliam @otpor6 Taft
Sen ein5igen Moies erbliden, pelder
iie 6os nddite MaI in oas gelobte
2an0 (0as Capitol nno 6as @eiBe
&a1s) fiibren fam, 11eigen iib imn1er
mebr Ser @niidt gu, 6aB Ser gongreB
eigentli9 MIR 6a5u 6a lit I'M Sen
@lniden un6 8efeblen 6es @rGii6en<
ten geiebliden Mus6rud 5l1 geben.
Ser &rait6ent lit betanntli9 idon
lange 0ieler Mnii@t. Gin %nnobbGn=
giger @ongreB lit in ieinen Mugen elm
nattonales l1ebel. Die nun been6ete
@rtraieiiion bat sic &ube ser M6mi<
%niitration iebr geit0rt. Mnitott fi6
nod Mnnabme ser &e3ipro5itaf nit
Gonaoa un6 ser ermiinidten @ntifi=
strung gepiiier @ertrage nod &auie
SIT 6riiden, miidte iid ser @ongreb in
Sic Sarifangelegenbett Elm, ite1te cine
Mn5abl bon Sfan6alen an Sen Bran-
ger un6 batte iogar sic nnperidamt-
beit Sic @ertrdge, melde sen &raii-
oenten uniterbli6 MAIDEN 1oIlten, at
amenoiren. Ser 8eriu9, Sen bonn
golfe 10 energii6 per6ammten, ober
bonn Erafi6enten beilig gebaItene11
5arif gu amenoiren, bat sic 5erier1
oes 8raiioenten berfur5t. Dog lit
Dem &odperratb febr dbnlid. Seoes
&in6 I'M 2an6e iolte tpiiien, oaB in
Ger Sommerbite ser iopiale, mobIbe<
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-08-31
Dedu1g Hires observation-disclosures

IrFEl E$EA FA4 " ass Na0HH 0ssH45F Ss5sL-s 14&tH4a 10y
Der Madlab i'm Musfubrgeiddft
nit ENGLAND berubt aud barauf, bob
Ole britiiden @oniumenten nidt mebr
ausidlieBlih auf Die Ser. Staaten an
gemieien iin6, ionoern Ser 8e5ug aus
Suoamerifa rimmt ftetig git. go lit
sort n%euerbings Uruguay erfolgreih
in: bus grportgeidaft eingetreten.
8ie eipe Mutoritat anf oem @ebiete
pom 5hladpieb-@gpor erfldrt, liegt
ieooh fein triftiger @runb Dor, no.
rim sic Ser. Staaten nidt geniigenb
&inopieb fir eigenen @ebrau6 probu-
3ieren ionten. Die mifieni6aftlide
6leiidpraouftion lit in unieren 5I6-
un6 Sit<5taaten MIR erit in 6em Mn-
fangsitaoium Der @ntmidlnng, unb
sic 3abl bon &inoern, bie ein reides
5leii6 liefern, fann in melt erfolgrei-
berer @ei1e als bisber betrteben mer<
oen, menr1 Sen Observation-Disclosures, Der
8ei0egelegenbeit uno b%eion6ers ser
Mlfalfafultur geborige 8eadtung ge-
ibenft miro. Ole lebtere bereitet ii9
iiber oas gan5e 2an6 aus, Sic genannte
Eflan5e lit oas &eu ser 3ufmnft, un6
ibr @ertb als Suttermittel ion BEL
meitem aIe ionitigen 5ur 8iebfiitte=
rung pertpanoten Stoffe iibertreffen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-08-31
Kinder scnro,on
MACE FLETCHER'S
Gas
: MmS be,n Moromeitem
Nfinneipta.

0umont Worreiponoen5). -
&arl Ebiele, ser uMor0itern" =Mgent,
par lebten Donneritag in unierer
Mitte uno erbielt einige neue Mbon=
nenten. $50 immer @err Sbiele itd
ieben ldBt, ga lit balo Elm 5dtuarm
bon Deutiden Der iammelt. - Ml1li=
fer Soiepb Don bat it6 bon elmer
~reiienoen Grl1ppe gum Mmii5ieren
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