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Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1911-05-20
BEST WAY TO GET GOOD REST
Wear Clothing as Loose ss Possible
and Lie Flat on the Back
With Feet Up.

Too much is preached about exer-
cising, and too little about resting
Few women know the value OF rest
Ing or how to get the most out Of a
free half-hour. II can DO wonders
toward pulling up" a tired body and
mind, but It must be thorough. While
lying fat on the back with the feet
up, and, most important of all-loose
clothing, blood is being manufactured
twice as rapidly as in any other posi-
ton, and the process of restoration"
is going on in the body with the great
est possible speed Boots should be
removed, and loose slippers donned,
and It is great help If fresh stock
ings are put on. There is a tendency
to feel chilly when a tired person first
lies down, and # the body is called
upon to make extra effort toward heat
ing itself (which It very oblig1ngfy
will do, the resting" is not complete.
Hence the necessity for throwing
covering over you. even II resting In a
warm room. The words of a man.
curiously enough, recur to me on this
subject. Mr.. Seymour Hicks, whose
youthful appearance is one OF his
causes for fame, says he likes to de-
vote the time between FIVE and six
o'clock to resting When he can do
that, no matter how tired he is, or
how trying has been the day, he goes
to his evenings work quite refreshed.
But" says this jolly actor, 1T must
be really rest. take of my clothing.
don pyjamas, pull down the blinds.
get into bed, and imagine l am retir-
ing for the night. A half-hour Of rest
under these conditions is worth more
than half-a-day's less thorough sizes
ia" Negligee garments are restful In
themselves, and no woman who values
her good looks will fail to form the
habit of exchanging street clothes for
dainty and attractive house gowns,
when she is at home for the evening.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1911-05-20
Times Changes

A New York dancing master, at a
recent meeting of teachers OF the
poetry of motion, said that dancing
as an amusement had lost much ground
In the last few years, and that he saw
no prospects of a revival. True" he
said, there are dancing parties and
balls every season, but they are not
what they were once upon a time.
They begin late and end early, and
those who attend for the most part
do not go to dance. The parents and
the grandparents of our pupils used
TO go TO balls where dancing began
at 9 o'clock, and there was dancing
until the supper march was played.
Supper over, there was dancing again
until all hours The smoking and
cardrooms are more popular now than
the dance floor.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1911-05-20
Making IL Plain.

eff there is anything l am proud
Of" said Emmy Wehlen, now playing
in Marriage a la Carte, 1T is the de-
scriptive power Of my sex. Once,
when | was playing in Pittsburg, my
best chum went out to inspect some
locomotive works, and here is how
she described IL when she got home.
You pour she said, a lot of sand
into a lot Of boxes, and you throw old
stove lids and things into a furnace,
and thep you empty the and every
body yells and swears. Then you
pour It out, let It cool and pound 1t,
and then you put in II a thing that
bores holes In 1t. Then you screw It
together and paint II. and put steam
IN It, and It goes splendidly; and they
take It TO a drafting-room and make
a blue print Of It. But one thing l
forgot-they have to make a boiler.
One man gets inside and one gets out,
side. and they pound frightfully; and
then they tie II to the other thing.
and you ought 10 see II go!'"-
Youngs Magazine.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1911-05-20
TOM WELDON WAS TOO MEAN
He Was Not the Kind Of Poor Man
Andrew Carnegie Advised
Girls to Marry.

Andrew Carnegie recently advised
some New York girls to marry poor
men. 81 would rather be born poor
than a millionaire" ne said, and /
have had experience of both estates"
At a dinner Mr.. Carnegie, elabora-
ting the above, said:
81 suppose these girls will all take
my advice about marrying poor men,
Poor men are so much easier to find
than rich ones. But that is no hard.
ship.
80 many people think that a poor
young couple, to get on, must practice
the niggardly meanness OF Tom Wei
don.
Tom Weldon, on a journey from AL
toona to Philadelphia, got into a game
of cards with a young man. The
young man lost steadily. Finally, as
Philadelphia drew near, he was out a
total of SCI.
THE young man had hard hunt to
produce all this money. From one
pocket he took two $40 bills, from an
other two fives, from his waistcost a
$40 goldpiece and silver dollar, and
from his trousers a half-dollar, a quar-
ter, two dimes and four pennies. The
final penny he couldn't find, search
where he would
I'm awful sorry he said to Tom
Weldon. I'm cent short
"'Never mind, young man. said
Tom, genially. We won't stick at a
cent. You can give your evening pa
per-"
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1911-05-20
TESTING THE "YOUNG BUD"
Old Bachelor Strays Into Young Foiks'
Party and Turns Neat Com
pllment.

An old bachelor had somehow
strayed into a young peoples party
and realizing that he could not hope
among so many handsome youths, to
make the heart of a single maiden
throb, he said to the nearest girl
whose conversation had shown some
what more good sense than he had ex'
pected:
Look about the ballroom Notics
that the girls who have removed their
gloves have well shaped arms. And
aheml--some have not removed
them
But neither generalization cts me.
answered the girl. for. you see,
have one arm bare and one gloved-
what would you say about meT
Walk out and let me look at them,
said the old bachelor, unfeslingly.
The girl took q few steps out
paused, and returned.
Take the other glove on" Eaid the
old bachelor.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1911-05-20

The story OF brown bread and baked
beans is more interesting and Inn
portant than local historians appear
to think. Perhaps the most incisive
record of Boston brown bread is the
entry in the selectmen's records. JAN
uary Z, 174s, or January Is. 1747 In.
81. It calls brown bread that which
has a good proportion of Indian meal.
June 20, 1854. the selectmen ordered
that the proportion of Indian meal in
brown bread must not exceed one
half. The use of Indian meal In bread
is mentioned In the selectmen's or
der of October 20, 1922. Apparently
the use of Indian meal as a substitute
for wheat -four was due to poverty.
Or is there any evidence to show such
a use of Indian meal in the seven
teenth century? The term brown
bread" is medieval, but had nothing
to do with Indian meal, It seems. un'
I'll Major Thwing acted In 1747. He
was a famous man.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1911-05-20
JOY FOR THE RousEKEEptR
Some Of the Delights Of Life IN the
HInsIsyas Described In Graphic
style.


Ny housekeeping was a reverend
Ing source of amusement to me, wrote
Mary Blair Beebe in Harper's Maya
zine Handbook came every morning
for the days orders, saying Very
wellsir," to all my suggestions. rum
ming the words together as though the
whole phrase was one. and rolling his
RS as generously as a Spaniard. Ger
tain, he had no idea Of the masculin-
ity implied, for he sometimes varied
his response by saying, Yes, mSd-
anne" One could write volume on
the eccentricities of a Thibetan's Eng
lish W was always making Tan
dock say sixteen meeleek," which Is,
being interpreted, six tins of milk.
We we're sometimes lucky enough
TO be able to buy chicken from some
passing Nepalese hillman. have an
aversion to making the personal ac-
quaintance of my animal food before
Il is ready for the table, but that
could never make Handbook under
stand. He always sought me tri-
umphantly with a squawking chicken
under each arm. must look at them'
and even lift them to see how heavy
they were and how good bargain ne
had made.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1911-05-20
Differences In Alcohol.

More than two-thirds of the total
production of German alcohol is OBJ
tanned from potatoes. but only a com
parativeiy small portion is sold in ths
form OF bevedges. for the reason that
other kinds Of alcohol are better
adapted to the manufacture OF liquors
and brandies.
The alcohols Of wine. cherries and
cane possess an agreeable aroma
whereas all alcohols produced from
beets, grains, molasses and potatoes.
must be rectified before they are ready
for consumption. In order to free them
OF their unpleasant natural taste.
AS to potatoes, the resultant alco-
hol Possesses an oily flavor which
would be particularly unpleasant II
not eradicated by rectincation.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1911-05-20
LETTER FROM FAR SIAM.
CONTINUED From Page 81

school-house there. They say that
the walls are cracking. and he is
going to see what is the matter. 1t
is a bad thing, that our houses have
to be built by missionaries. very few
of whom know anything about arch
itecture. Many grievous and ex-
pensive mistakes have been made in
this way.
| am doing little gardening this
year,-tomatoes, lettuce, and beans.
Mrs. McGilvary has given me four
rose bushes, and DR.. Kerr some
cosmos, so hope to have some
flowers for the girls before long. |
am also going to try few raspber-
ries. along the side fence. Mrs.
MEG. gets so much good from hers,
and it is the only berry we have out
here, so they taste pretty good She
stews them little and then puts
them on plates in the sun for sever
al days TO dry, when they become
like Peach leather" 1t is very
nice for touring. | wish you would
send me some nasturtium and sweet
pea seed. If you order from the
Tourist, tell them to send them in
tin, or wrapped in tin.foil. for the
action of the salt air, spoiIs them
sometimes, Mrs. Kerr says, though
Mrs. M. thinks not. should like to
try some aster seed again, too. for
those you sent me did not come up.
II there is anything new in the
flower line. that is pretty or inter.
esting, get some seed. and send to
Mrs. M. for she is so interested in
those things.
think I'll start out on my wheel
this afternoon. land make some visits.
Hope this delightful weather will
keep up.
Don't bother about the seeds yet.
Mrs. MEG. says Oct. /, is the time
to set them out.
LUCY STARTLING.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1911-05-20
A Llncolnlsm.

Norman HApgood. the noted editor.
quoted in an address on Lincoln. Lin
oolnism of great value to parents.
Lincoln" said Mr. Hapsood, was
once talking to dissipated man q
middle age who was lamsnting over
tho fact that his seventesn-yearosd
son had just begun 70 indulge In dis-
sipation.
well. there Il just one way said
lincoln. TO bring up a child In the
way It should go. and that Is 10 travel
that way yourself
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1911-05-20

Rest Is one Of the greatest OF beauti'
ners Rest. however. is not possible un'
less complete relaxation 10 its compan-
lon. Immediately the nerves and mus
cles arc relieved OF their tension the
heart beats less nervously and a sense
OF calmness is experienced. Many
women who long for a clear. fresh
complexion. fewer wrinkles. bright
eyes and an enviable cheerfulness
would ana these things within their
grasp n they added an hour Of two 10
their slumbsrs. Resting for ave min
utss or longer IL yer ~~hsshing dur
Ing The day &<<-
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1911-05-20
Had the Appetite.

II was at a recent Fnars' dinner
that Augustus Thomasa told the. Atcyyj
OF a newspaper mans laudA bles apbe,
lite. There had ar1serf . contrpystsyI
over the ability Of q man 20 EAT t&o
Quails a day for thirty consecutive
dsys. A Park Row reporter was asbsd
n no would undertake the talk. Say.
Bill" be replied. make Il turkey
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-07-27

in ieinem Sommerbeim gu Safe @itp
geitorben. gr itano i'm Sitter bon
So Sabren uno miro bon elmer 8ittpe
uno iehs &in6ern iberlebt. McGau
mar Elm 8aui9reiner uno 8al1fon-
traitor in friberen Sabren, als sic
Staot 0ulutb i'm @adien begriffen
mar. Damn tauidte er Elm 5tud
2ano in 0ulutb i'm @ertb bon $1,000
gegen $50 Mcres arf Dem Meiaba-&o-
ben5uge Elm. 1ies 2ano ertpies it6
ais er5baltig, un6 beute befin6et ii4
oort sic Sbenango @ilengrube. Mc-
gbin erbielt cine 8ergiitung bon 25
Gents pro Gonr1e @r5, un6 auf oieie
Meiie gelangte er in Ben 8eiiB zines
@erm0gens BON etma 5ebn Milionen.
ct. 8aul. = Sic bieiige Sdul-
beb0r0e trug einen enogiiltigen
5ieg iiber sic uMmerican 8oof
Company, Sen iogenannten 5hul-
biider : 9ruit, 0aoon. 0as itaat-
lid)e 0bergeri@t bat als bo@ite SSn-
itan5 enti6ieoen, 0aB 6ie 9ebrbi6er
in SEN 0ffentli6en 5dllen gemebielt
meroen f0nner, menn immer ser
59ulratb cine Men6erung als MOTH
men0ig era6ten iollte. &idter Dunn
fiibrt in ser bon ibm abgegebenem @nt=
i9ei0ung Gus ,6aB sic geiebliden 8e-
itimmarngen, our@ melbe sic 8ef1g=
niIle ser Eruitees ser allgemeinen un6
unabbdngigen S9ul6iitrifte reguliert
mer6en, ii6 ni6t auf oie ct. 8auler
54ulbeboroe be5ieben, inoem ser Ser
Staot getpdbrte 5reibrief an6ere Be-
it;mmungen entbdlt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-07-27

gen lit letten 5umitag bier gefauen
uno fat sen Selofriidten mie sen Gar
tengemddlen beoeuten0 na6gebolfen.
@arc ser &egen cine @ode ipater ge=
fommen, 10 bitten &artoffeln uno
@arteniaden in sic @lalie ser 2urus=
urtifel oufgenommen meroen miilien.
Das meiite &eu lit unter 9a6 ooer
in GROCER Sdobern. Sn ser So
milie Sdpar5, mie in ser 6eS Sacob
Mment uno 6es Ibeooor @alter lteute
1id elm itrammer 8urihe Elm, mab=
reno in ser 6amilie Sobann @ntres
ELM nettes Maoel millfommene Gin
febr bielt. - 3as @obnbuus 0es g6.
-4ramer lit Bis auf sen @runo nieoer=
.gebrannt. Sur 6aourd angeridtete
5d)ooen lit nur gum geringen Ebeil
our6 @eriiderlng geoedt. &ramer
hat BEL ieinen @ltern unterfunft ge=
fun0en. S. u.
&orl1ta6. - Staatsgraben go.
IS, ser iid bon Badger nod &ittlon=
County erltredt, etpa 100 Metlen
lang lit uno ungefdbr 10000 Stores
2ano 81 Drainage5meden oient, lit
fertiggeiteut uno Sic Mrbeit olS 5ufrie=
oenitelenb befun0en mor0en. Man be-
re6net, 6aB ourd sen @raben Nuben
inn Sc ammtmertbe bon $4,000 er-
5ielt miro.
8emibii. - Die Gountpfom=
miiiGre baben fir sic 8eitreitung ser
~guslagen BEL ser Misunderstanding
elmer Mbtbeilung fir 6as County auf
ser Staats-6air int SCRIPT Sic Cunt
me Don $500 bemilligt> neil iie Ser
moblbegrun0eten Mniidt iino, 6oB cine
iolhe Mbtbeilung Elm gutes Mn5eige=
mittel fir oas County lei un6 0aourd)
Mnoiieoler auf oas County uno feline
Bortbetle aufmerfiam gema4t mer=
sen.
@ilImar.-8 Sci Ser Sabrt uber
cine iteile @egltrede perlor Sobn q.
Sobnion sic &ontroMe iiber iein Muto=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-07-27

mobil, oieies itiir3te ei11en abbang
|binab un0 sic Sniaiien muroen gegen
einen 8oum geibleu6ert, mobei Srau
|g. @. Carlton aus CARPENTER, g. g.,
nms 2eben fam, mabren0 ibr @atte
iGmer nerlett muroe. Sobnlon unb
%. s. Douglas aus 8iuom @itp, 6.
9, famer nit leihteren &erlebungen
oapon. Srau Carlton gerietb NIT bem
&alie in cine Mitgabel uno murbe sort
0ireft a%ufgebangt.
Groofiton.- Ma6 fiinftlnoi=
ger 8%eratbung bradten sic @ei6more-
men in ser &lagelad)e gegen ebert
5impion einen auf idul0ig 6es So6-
idluges lal1tenoen @abripru@ Elm.
Simplon mar ungetlagt, letten 5ebru-
ar Gbeo0or Melion, SEN ct 5ulammen
NIT ieiner, 5impion's, Trau i'm
5@laf5immer porfan0, getootet gu ia
ben. &i9ter @ottS bat am Montag
oos l1rtbeil gefdlt; es lautet auf 8
Sabre 3udtbaus. 8ei @erfunoigung
nes @abrlpru6es bra6 ser Mngeflag-
te p%olitdnoig 5uiammen.
Manfato. - Ser 2an0ltrei9er
George @onpaD muroe bon einem
u&ouegen," 6eiien Name unbefannt
lit, III einem @iitermagen ser Smaba<
8abn bel Safe @rpital nit einem Ste
polper geidoiien; feline @erlebungen
lino auem Mnideine nod lebenSge=
fabrli9e. @ie perlal1tet, maren 0ie
bei0en Burden megen elmer neben=
la@li6en Mngelegenbeit in 5treit ge=
ratben. Ser @9ieBbolo entfam, 6od
muroen brei anoere 2anoifrei6er, MEL
DIE iid inn @agen befanoen, feitgenom=
men. Sberiff often madte ii@ iofort
init elmer Mn5abl 2eute aus Munfato
uno Safe Grpital auf Sic @erfolgung
oes 6lu6tlings.
81 o d. e It e r. - Mls in Ser @abt
in ser Telepbon5entrale Elm Mufruf
aus Sem 2aoen bon 81. 8. Cutting &
So. aus Sem meitli6 bon bier liegen=
sen Orte Byron ertonte, tpubte sic
3entrale glei6, 6aB gu oieier .eeit ME
mano in SEM 2a6en ietn iolle, 6aB
ulio etmas nidt in Or0nung lei. Co
fort rief man Sen 8eliber an nno alS
oieier iid 81: ieinem 2aoen begab, fano
CT sic gingangstbiire offen, aber ME
mcnoen i'm 2ooen. Sim @ege gum
8cbnbofe traf er 3mei Manner, ois r.
fort ouf i'm i6oiien, obne i'm aber 5u
treffen. @r ermi6erte Ste 5duiie. @ei
elmer l1nteriudung in Sem 2a6en itcu-
tie SEER Cutting bel fliidtiger nmi6uu
felt, 6aB anideinen6 nidts feble, ao6
fano man ipdter BEL oen 8abngeleiien
3nei &em6en. Mnem Mnideine mud
baben sic @inbreder Bel ibret M,ape-
lenbeit i'm 2a6en 6as &0rrobr oes Ge=
lepbons 5ufdllig berabgeitreift nn6
ouour6 6as Signal gegeben, mrrarf
lie iib ni6t mebr ii@er fiiblten uno
6as @eite il1dten.
DuIutb. - Sames Mc@abin,
Elm miGionenrei9er @rubenbei iber lit
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-07-27
Klndor oonrolOn
MACH FLETCHER'S
Gas
Nprb.0afota.

@ran6 Sorts. - @9neu5ug
$50. 2 ser Mortbern 8acific 8obn
mur6e in ser Ma6t bon Mittmod auf
Do%nneritag. nm Mitterna6t in Ser
9f1be BON Buffalo, g. g, bon 6rei
masfierten 8anoiten iiberfallen un6
ausgeraubt. Die &duber erbeuteten
$500 in 8aargel0, inbem tie sic Bai=
iagiere al1spliinoerten. Der 2ofomo=
tipfiibrer 8. g. Dillon, ser ii@ meiger<
tie, sic 2ofomotipe an5ubalten, UNI ite
na@ boubra6ter Gbat %abiteigen gu
laiien> pur0e 6ur@ 5tpei 56iiie
id,mer perlebt, uno sic 8an0iten ent=
fsmen nod getbaner @rbeit in einem
M.:tomobil, 6as in ser Mabe auf iie
mortete. Ser neberfan mar elmer ser
fredbiten, 6ie ie beriibt mur6er, un6
es lit offenbar, 6aB sic 8anotten feline
Meulinge paren. 9ie Mortbern 8a=
cific : 8abn bat auf oie gingreifumg
je6es Ser &1uber cine 8elobnung bon
$1,000 geiebt.
8ismard. - Statilttfen iiber
@austbtere, @efliigel uno 8ienen auf
SEN sSarmen 6eS 5taates Mor0=Dofo=
ia anf @rmn6 oes Is. 8un6es5en ius
lino in elmer @rfldrung entbalten, sic
bonn amtieren6en 0ireftpr eTnIfner
ausgegeben ml1r0e. Ser Sc ammt=
pertb aIer &auStbeire, @efliigelorten
uno 8ienen int Sabre 1910 betrl1g
t08,194>000 bergliben nit 42,430,=
600 I'M SATIRE 1900. @r fat iid ullo
ltm IS, 100000 our State bon 155
Ero5ent permebrt. Ser @~eiammtpertb
Ser &a1stbiere mir6 auf 1906 100000
gegen al, 600 int Sabre 1900 BE-
re6net, iomit betrdgt 6ie 3unabme
ga, $4,000 o6er 1914 &ro5ent. Sc
fliigel miro auf 1856, 900 i'm Sabre
1910 gei6att gegen 477,OO0 in 1900.
Ser @etpinn lit alfo $1,00S,0 900 o6er
|211.2 Hro5ent. 8ienen peroen al1f
$30S6 III 1910 gegen $t474 in 1900
gei6dbt. 8unabn1e $16t2 o6er 1924
Bro5ent.
Glen l1l1in. = Ser bielfge
Gommerciolflub fat einen 8lan auf=
geitelt, na6 meldem ser aus sen Mu=
tomobil 2t5en5gebiibren entlfeben6e
6onos nit b%eion0erem @ortbeil fir
Sic &erbeiierltng ser @ege 5milden
BIER un6 8ea6 %bertpenoet mer0en
fam, pn6 ale intereiiierten Staote
iin6 iebr fir 6ieien @oridlag einge=
nommen. Sci ieiner &erpirfIidung
miir6e in Ser genannten @egen6 sic
bette MutomobilitraBe I'M 2an6e emit
iteben.
Minot. - Mm IA. Muguit per=
Sen Sic &egtitrierungen fit 2an6 in
ser Sort 8ertbol6 Snoianer : @eier-
pation in Ser bieltgen l1mgeqen6
Beginner, un6 6afiir gibt 1id) unter
SEN 6armern oes Si6ens uno DItens
be0euten6es SSntereiie 3u e%rtennen. Die
@iienbabnen geben 8roidiiren beraus,
mel6e ger1alte SSnformationen entbal-
ten, un6 Mgenten mer6en in 8ismard,
Mimot, 8la5a, &p6er un6 @orriion
CUR @ntgegennabme bon MppIifatio-
mem angeitent mer6en. Die MusIoiltnq
miro am 6. September erfoIgen un0
sic M%nmel6nngen f0nnen Damn Bis
8errenfunaer erfor6ern Iorof6Itioe
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-07-27

@errenfungen erfor6ern iorgfaItige
8eban0Iungen. @erbaltet g11d rubig
nn6 reibt nit @bamberIains Ointment
b6ufig Elm. Sc miro sic @eben BE.
ieitigen l1no sic Ebeile in cine ge.
iln6e Condition bringer. 8u faufen
BEL ser Molttor Drug So.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-07-27
@ladlidies @abden in 2imeoln.

@ladlidites @abd5en in 2ineoln.
Gin 2incolr, Meb., Mdoden i9reibt:
sd lit fir einige 3eit an @ro11i-
i@er unperoouli@feit un6 Moger-
Grubel. Sd beganr @bamberleins
Magen- un6 2eber Sablette gu neb-
men, ln6 in 6ret $ager1 mar ih im-
itanoe al1f 5u fem, 11n6 ib tpur6e I'M.
mer better. Sd Bin 6as itol3eite Medo.
den in 2incoln, neil id 10 quite Meoi-
gin fan6. gu faufen bel Ser Molitor
Drug So.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-07-27

Der @fcseamara beginnt> einen Gene
ralitreif III Sen Ser. Staaten un6 @u-
naoa 81 erflaren. Ser Mntrag perz
nriadte cine duBerit bibige Debatte
lmo muroe idliebli6 nit t72 gegen
124 Stimmen a%bgelebnt. Cine Be-
ite1erung bon 25 Gents pro Mitglieo
muroe beldloiien, ut0 oieie iou ioIan=
&c anoauern, mie sic grefutipbe50r6e
fiir gut befinoet. 9as @el0 lit fir
Sen 3med, einen OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
al iammeln.
Wftdigan.
Sau1t ste. Marie. Ser
5miiden Glebelan6 11n0 5oult Ste.
Morie, Mfi6., b%erfebren0e 9ampfer
Snron bon ser 5tar=Gole 2inie lief
am 0onneritag auf ser @0be bon @i=
2an0ing altf elmer l1ntiefe auf
ltno befam ein 5tpan5ig SUB lauges
9ed. Sic 200 Eaiiagiere, sic iid an
goro %befan0en, mltroen obre 59pie-
arf Sen Dampfer @itp of @bot=
bam gebradt, ser iie moblbebalten in
Sol1lt Ste. Marie ablieferte. Ser
&altbliitbtgfeit 6es @apitdns ser &u=
ron, Mcgameron bon 9etroit, lit es
81 b%eroanfen, oaB cine 5roben6e Banif
an 8oro berbiitet tpur0e. Das MiB=
paiiierte Bel ser Musfabrt aus
bem &anal in einem GebeI. Die SUI
ron lit Elm &a0oampfer uno itontmt
aus Sem Sabre 1886.
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5eou bon ser Mopofatenfirma @oggins
& 8ra5eau BON @ran0 &api0s mar in
lebter @od)e in Maoiion, Tim Gorbe=
reitungen fir 0ieien &ro5eb gu tref=
fen. Sn bielem Safe iin0 6rei Mog=
li6feiten, entpeoer oas @eieb auf Sic
logenannten i@iffbaren Str0me gu
unterluden, o0er 1T 8e5ug auf Stro=
me, Sic 10 ger1altnt meroen, neil auf
I6ieien 2ogs gefl0Bt mer0en f0nnen un0
neil lie Sic &edte beriibren, Sic iebt
als nidtldiffbar 5ugegeben iino.
Milmaufee. = @elun0beits=
fommiiiar &raft fat sen &onfeftfabri=
fen iein bel on6eres Mugenmerf 5nge=
menoet un6 erfldrt, 6aB 1T einigen
ser grobten 6abrifen ser Staot idau=
erlide 3uitan0e berriden. St bat
4onfeft in groBen Maiien f%onfis5iert,
neil es geiun0beitsidaolid tpar, un6
an sic Sobrifanten brieflid &erbal-
tlngsmnBregel1t betat1rt gegeDen;
meroen bieie ni6t genal1 befolgt, 10
miro er gu oraitiideren MaBregeln
greifen.
@aibington.
8ancouper. - 8te 5adber.
ltanoigen, pelbe sic 8iider Ser per-
fradten Commercial @anf gepriift ba=
ben, erflaren, 6aB Sic @intragungen
gefalidt mur6en. Mebrere Direftoren
iollen an 100000 gelieben baben
uno 8mar auf gang uniidere 8ediel
bin. 8eiduloigt meroen s. 6. &bil<
lips, 81. 8. Miuer un5 6ranf Il6rt6.
8eIIingbam. = Die 8alcom,
Ganoerboof 2ogging So. bon Seattle
bot BON ser =&eierpe nabe @laier
3S, O0O,0 600 SUB &ol3 gefauft. Ser
&aufpreis bes auf 300 Mcres iteben,
BEN Sol5es betrd9t $101,5 $50.
Muntana.
Wnttp - 9Iuf SCR @pnbenttou
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Mpntana.

Suite. ~ Muf ser &onpention
ser @eitern federation Of MtnerS, oie
bier tagte, ml,roe am Sreitag Ser Mn-
trag geltellt, am Gage, 100 in sos
Mngeles ser 8ro3eB 9ege1t sic @ebri-