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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-12-15
plr1tGIl.
Don dIinciiidlcn SccrGubcrn
uniidDcr gcmndjt.-Ghucicn tradl.
ten dlInciiidlc AnIeigc ju hin.
tcrtrcibCa.
Sruppcuiuiammcuictung.
Sap GrunciSco IA 1et.

-lN NtulltlcCo A2}.
Gjc .Ghule't 9lauy.a aiictd.
tion" oer.u StS iia p au Grau.
cisco btuu0ci bat taa, Ill Sen
Stadtsitrlidr m SSailHs,,l ose L.
lclrdplyidr Aliuten as.Hat itmM
eufiuB leltCuo III m0da mo 1,ut
etulI3e 9H.ciae ser u Hll duc.
liihI fcl,griul 0urt sul,iluuntll
@e0IcuU III ucrbinocrn
0asl,ioc 2IHmt,u eu>t an Oie
N'Iu.itcr Scr ou3udrtNe U}tlcH.
bcitcu tn lEllln0, Gras.y@1 Wo
@eilicn lcilcIt
IL EHtlrMuuc iu5eH aH. 0ar
oas tdiioriiha &caimy W oN let.ta
3,ileu .p3t Mo 0oB lrlc,Nt
Nui,Ilc ais tue luir2aa Edit sUt'.
nahme Ner ian Gntitc3,a 5g''WcH
rcu,a trHjiHu Gem,4. 1aac'e
h2a sc,.4tn uiirNc
q, fspo.utoa2Ir.gc1 ,H 10000
N|lur itlyf gtdutiu1 ntt cr'o.Q lns
QtJrt'ien hattc. mur0e 81 oc nJt0.
lidc Eroom3 Nupth ueEt 4Ht
an0crs 1iuiijon rcpolrIt.aaJ.2r (rlp
pen luur0c in Carton 'ourlcrt ma
@cncraI Ghan Nuain9 3''nl nat
00S aonmauOo ijbcrnouueu Nuh
0icic Nrucc miro Oen 1ilrih nad
Nor0cu ontrctcn.
Die 0onicntrlerun1 Ser (ruopcn
in Ser Qropin, oupch lit .ciht erfIdr
lid. 0a 0urfmu. cine 0onp;tiiBc O,,
faierIidrn Gpcratipnen IN oIel1r
|ropin} Iicpt.
SunfaL Chino IA De-.
Gin 2an0un0aforps uou Rotroicn
lm0 N}drinciolonten oc2 &creini1te
Staatcn aononenbootc@ a2inalo.
bo2", melhta oen 6IuB lnaul biz
3um liuq (tmg Gre Q0an0t MIR.
0t. NM ole iIichet0en 1mctltani.
ihcn NtiiiionGre Dor Dem Hnarili pon
Yiraten ju ihiItcn, bat9O.GHou obne
3triidcnio0c crreidt
&on0fong. IA Ec}
Gines ser ,lHecriUdmlclttn &i-a-
tenitilde mu0e belltC mti Dem @tit.
fluB oua9aiiihri ais Giu abuoria fdh'
rcnhlr Euiiagicroamwcr IN 0cr 9Ilhc
ser Stdot Shilfiul inter cWneu
uoy 9,nfer Iie9cn0cn dinciiidtn au.
noucubootcn iait bclroben muoe.
aencr scr Yoiinlicre uuroe u1upun.
Oet obcr Gin be0euieu0er Ieil t1g1c
S5nbe mIroe 0eraubt
Cine @anif 1T uutcr sen @euob.
nern pou Au-Gbau ouslcbrod'cu
neil Tie oic Made Ser 3epohuer San.
tons iiirdlter. IN 0crcn Sta0t tiH
N}aiiafrc deQeu Rco,utioudrt it3t:
iono. Sic mon nit @irutcn ucr.
mehiclte Nidubcre'fn iiuo in Gar
ten an Scr IoQcaoronuu9 ober uorm
sic R0ubcr aeicnQcu Derocu, cr'olat
ibre ioiorti1c Gnth2tptuu1
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-12-15
Spfrr Oes Sruitumnnurs.

Sn einem bieiisen SpitnI itnrb ". 3.
NeB pon SiiOs9otOtn. "A Sabre nlt.
glnberiOn - Srn. unO 6rOu Carl
Nnoerion. 1860 so GrOiie Str. Itarb
ibr 5jGbrises 96dterhsn an 0ipblberi.
tie. @s wuroe Tienltns glo6mltta9
beeroigt.
SDttder Sm Seim ibrer 9ohter.
SSrnu Ynnline 0lsner. in 8Gn9Ur. ltarb
I'M gIlter BON SO Snbrsu 6rau @rneitine
B6ither. bon 5 8inoeru, 81 @nteln
uuS II llreHieln tstronert. Si. mar
ieit adt Snbren blino. Die 8erItpr'
bene mar BON ShDnieIot. bel Shneioe.
miibI 3eutidlnno, gebirtig.
Sm 0eim ieines gtsiisn. @h. grans
benburg, SIS iubl. ;. Strnfe. ltarb
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-12-15
llnter idlrcflidlcm GcrOndlte.

<t,e Rod. Gs IA Ie}
Inter Der rurdtt 9lutil1e i5r
4 Sabre a.tcs Tod ea ernor3e,
81 b15en uuy02 5r1u a5ce
8ance perbo'tat. ur9 gru0er Der
9ethaie bcituiojlt stalls In 8,
nabrinm aenommea lie glattrt
bc5auptctc. lie ie r. eitera a1d)
mttag mad eiuer 8 a ge3aHlgH.
ur0 ais iie Wrutf, babe o15
ain0 nit 0urtidsr" d29'e ll'
Dem NuF5o9cn ge g.u,am3.
meide BON Der Se; 1atote,er
Atir19s 1us lu' 0ic l,'a8t mir.
9cn ii5'ea iur Eli 5 5aua jau
Slli. 5uTit.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-12-15

gllbert 8bea ucn 8iItpn, Wis. 0ie
9eids wur5G 5ur 8eituttuns nod @its
ton gebrdft.
Sn 2a Crescent oriiben nnrb Der aIte
NniieoIer uno bsfannte ObISihter
SnmeS N. y Oipn. i'm GIter BON ~
Sabren. 9as 8sgrdbniB par om Done
neritus RodmittOs,
NIabn Sn Muscotine unten Itnrb
Sns. 8Iobn. iriber Fer uobrbaft unb
Sobn Der 5nmilis 3. s. 8laba. 1928
iiOl. s Str, nap lonssm 2eiOen, 80
Sabre alt uno pon Der geittwe bee
trOusrt. @r pivO bier besroben wsrs
ben.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-12-15
annins citn Wichmnrft.

auniae 0tn l3 Ie3embtr.
Rinooieb 5u'ubr 5000 oGrauicl maren
400 iuoIiae 2ct Htarii unt belluail bis ~
Zoe nleoriaer Gnbeimite Stcre. Sl.z1--
g -; inouhe SticrI 81 40 ojU iu0iidlt NHbe
uno peiiers S30N-4 30. eiuhCmlits aube
uuo petiers s. 375 7.25 Sioders uuo i5ee'
eers S4.00 900. EuucH 500 -1nu val
bcr. 81 Cos 0u; peilihe Sijere. S4.50--650;
mrii'tc Niibe 81 go
Shwsire 3uubr. 1900 Ter Mer't mar
briidnoig bis 8u 5C nieeriaer 1urtitWiisoS.
iun'e. $5.10-O11; ihhege. SGlj.,2 81 tactJs
NM NutAcrF. $500 0.tj, lcttie S1.5---o.u5; {;
TCriCl 81 OO--5 -
Sbate 3ufubr. 5000. Ger M1ri nor be-
iionhia eammei s 90 10. g1nmtc 81 30
--i.s5. R1nac-}siooer uub 1dbr.,Est. $50
5lO, &auaesGmes s. 1000
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-12-15
NegcrocpntatIOu.
gieiu gDorf, IA. Te3

Tos rationale gIcger. Hroteitfoniite.
nit Dem SiBc IN gtqp gort. bat
EIone in Sorbcreituug. nm i'm Mary
%abrc9 cine 9lbor0nuna pom
5000 bis 10000 9laiiegcnoiicn nab
gSolbington 81 icnOcu. nm beim %rd.
iioeuten Gait &oriiCauuaen ii5cr oit
9'oberjeiic 1elcn 9te1er gu erhcbcu.
Die INSTRUMENTATION iou 0te 9&cibt
Sans um8rben lm0 - Niann ser.
lclbcn 3utritt beim %rdiiocuten er.
lduJen
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-12-15
GiticIhnitr Grploiiuncn. oic in Nprt
Hilcn S1OO,000 Sdlaocn on Nnn.
OcScJ0cutnm uerurindlcn, AMI.
gcIInrt.
lSaitor Ocr Nuitiitcr.
WcuCicncr Wijliiarlaplnn moiIte Nu
gililtnrgchUroe Nude
nchmcn.
Gran inter Nntlngc.

Nmttluu GjtD Nluia9. Is Ge}
Ealpy Charles ~ %rcutr lcWc.
i,utr M,utlr.lvlan mn jurt.t ia
itor Ger Na.tWtultmtmol III
EMiUt CGa. ut m' lmc li1ilt MA
ltcrIo'tr Guuanuttrplououtu ulr.I
Widc,t lu0 uuroc sent, tn oeu I'M
t.a3tuutHo QtyicCt Ger @o.>ai
Gmrt ,m QdiduoAlr hat tn N't
iIauOm4 d1jatlt uu0 oH 1haNtt
ji gic.cu leagWul2oou1a &oraMWtH
deltltu Nt 0tn Qtiutlrotaor0cn oc2
Gort ,lltlW ojc HGtN 'cde atonail
Ultl Gop'}tr1rcdtn 1erctCt hattcU
Nuu0caloumlidr Gbale cr,,arie
ipcbtn 0ab }'ruucr III Chtitct ser
haiiu uur0e. Nyau glunl ,Sor0an
olc I'M NcltlHOuliic oe2 Curt ais
@cbillim @rupcre ligurlertc. uuroc
AM telclruphlihc &crltdn0l9lnI Der
EolBcl IN Nuuiua GItu perhaitct
,$lnCtion Sim. t3. Icj.
Guirf leltc hcutc i'll WcJcmudrt
oe9 Cberitcn Gli : gIoulc. aom-
mau0antcn Oca Sort Ricu. Gas sc.
ltanonla ab, oic bride iibcr Otu
Nam Rlpcr am u. Suui in Ole Eult
gelprclIgt 81 hobcu Gr Nib lCrucr
iu am 30. ,<lmi Sic &dpnIcrlclal.
lunIeu III Nruuo gcitcdt 81 Ia
ben Ian @rauOc. 0cr ourdl Oic
Sprenditoiic pcrur'ad)t muroe. ile
len - &ieroc Ium Cpicr 6erncr
gcitano er Sic 3litcruc. 0ic oo5 sort
nit @aiier ucriorBt. 0urt Ipnamlt
3eritori 81 hdbcn.
Guirt oebauptet. sic Qcrbrcd)cn
atf 9Iuitiitnnl Eoitor 9Hucr5 per.
iI6t SIT bG5cn ser iih an 0cn Willtur.
bchor0cn r0den molltr
Vrcucr mar Q}ilitdrtaplau lcuc.
len un0 fam mcleu ieinte Eriuatie.
bcH5 nor eiu Gbrcugcrlht od5 icn
Netralcu ois ruc3 G1reumannss
uno Ciitijcr2 uuuiirol crflartc.
Gica bate ie:u, G1tiaiiuGl ans 0cn
gPilitorper5lnoc mr 6oIJe
&auila Gitn. 13. 29cmbcr.
6rdu }lHna %pr0du luuroe bier uui
teltgrapAtldle Nrlulaiiuug BON
%imttion 0itn. aas~ ucrhatrt 2jeI
5ritnoc bicriilr parcn nlht onlclc.
ben mro ic uei5eri nh QlrtHJti8
III iprohcn
Grou &orom III ore SattiH eiuca
\nili'tn Nfs 9lut0ts lafnHl lNN'az lE
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-12-15
On nruilrr wit


GlQW Ia 1c}
9Ioh cincr 'u1a leo 2grf,
oou Gticllo III .tltuua I
ho,tcu yauton l ur0 sd
Qiarjm %dtc oon Gltu. IA
hcute lun Wtittcrr0at 1 Stn5ttrrf
ans oem Bette . d elna 09
r1tol3cn} 9on ihm ue4ten nan
Qoii}ciridicr la5in .no lenen
it'd oou ihn trauon
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-12-15
Tcs @atten ii6croriiiiio.
eonth WrnN. Nn0.. Ia. q

S0lliE1 Wen0, Tn0, II Nc}
Soiepb 9lnOcriou lm0 Geo. 5rln.
res in1teu bcutc I'M StaOt1cridlt ails,
0aB ibnen pon Srml 2ourcuce (Sali.
pns S13 rcip 500 oeriprohen NOR
ocn icicn menr iia lbrcu I1attcr
mc.d'cr &uunlioc lit. ertrlntea o0er
ncrlrtcn roG;tr Iic Trou leunnet
ois Rid'ti4!eii Ser Nus d1cu uiflt
n5er lar .iura.t erf,lrtc 'ie 'lr m.
nahr 1;c a,ulelclcnbtit MIRO pei.
ter uutcriu1t utroen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-12-15
Mcihnndlta;innrrcn prrbrnnnt.

Gait q. Golti2. III. IA Gc'.
Scts @alonInOnulcn @cihnadlts.
maren moruuter imei @o3ons NIT
@eihnadta 3iaorrcn iiir bieiigc 0duo-
Ter. mur0cn bier 1eiicrn 2Iben0 ser.
ftort ais Gin ,fcucr oie 6rnhtitntp-
zen Ser Mobile & 0bio-Giicnbabn
gtarlii.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-12-15
] IN &ettuuaSbOOte 9clNnOct.
Erinjciiin mut icdl0 Ncilen III itrG'
mcnOcn 9icgcn lnnOcIumGts
ldbrcn.
%ciinOct iidl in Sangicr.
0ibraltar IA C3

'ft.t h+AAN+A q
9lui Sem 9&clc pou %ou0ou nlcl
@ombau itrau0Hl 1cutr ln ou -.
rotfauid1H MIite. uH.ueu a,ap
Spartel scr Der Eca,nlu.lr X Crl.
entail Spam 9Iapilatton SO 8'9o@-
lt Glmpftr .IclhI sln @0.o H..
faHOcn i,dl inter Sen jog.rojdlan
|aiia1irtu 0Je S6meiter oc2 NoatJ5
ron GNlilro 0le &rHieilu >ount
@,ctorio 9u,rauora E13nlar. lar
@attc. ser Nerjo1 uon sic un> ldrt
(odlitr oic ilh oti ocm @tle ndA
G1pQt2n tc'm0eu Gmt giu}ah!
ShUppcr QiHl ur erittn 0iilieIti.
ium1 ob. Gic &dl3 0c9 Ianpier@
miro ais 10 9eidbriId dugcehln oaB
ser brtiihe &reGtr .Ncuuiouth"
nit cinelu Getahcuent NrtIacrlc.
mcIfes %cbcu@reitlm8slpparata bel
iih iiilEt. pon bier nldl Der llnialIS.
itcue abgcion0t puroe GaS SSetter
III iebr ihlcdt.
9onoon. IA. Gci.
Gie gl0mirdIitdt bat sen Auitr01
erteilt, OaB Elm Hntetcnoppurat iiber
2ano nad) ser @iiitc gclnu0t nirO,
nm nu ser Rctnis5 Ger %niid1iere
oeS 7ampier9 nIclhi" tciIjuuchmcn.
2ic Sec iii 0crortlg in 2llircaunL
OaB eS iragllh erihcint. Oh oua 9e.
Itrun0cte Sdliii uou ser Scelcitc aus
erreiht mer0eu fam.
Gibraltar. IA. 0ej.
Die f0ni9Iidc &riBciiiu bot cine
orabtioic @otidait an oie Aouigiu
9llcrorotI 9cion0t mclte beldAt
onb aacs an 9orO 0es .IGM" i'd
mohI bciin0ct. Die &0tid1lit muroe
0urdl oie REORGANIZATION in Ga0H be-.
ior0trt lm0 elm Seiut Ser Erjniei.
jim INN &croiicntlldlunI 0crie.5cn
mar bci9eIiI1t
Gibraltar II Ie}.
Iie &rIn3ciiin mo lire (od)ter
mur0en III clncH Gcruul5boot uld)
Sr. "s fa'',' 80 > ',"u' % tS'o ''.',,' 'S'
49, a,S ",S' ' >u'.' , '"o IH'.,'e'' ~ ~
-" , Str C&;,r. IN ~ w. >.r :"
w ",'' ,-',' , 9''o' ,,t.c , : - ~. = d, -
''8 -" 'S''' - ,",'.S ~, ( ="
=, U,r;,,;,,('r IVl''0,,, ,,, 60, 80.
go, ~ ,,.. ,,,,,,,,,,4 ,''' 49,
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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-12-15
Scntidllano.
Sdymcrc Strnicn inr cn0liidlc
SpiOnc.

@oiQUl II Tc}
Ger Sdiiis6dno,w Mdr Sdul}
ans Gnalauo mlr0c ha,c pom
Geidlslridt mcleu Svjoualc }u lie.
ben ,,ahr5u 3Hd1t.rg uerur'e.lt.
Giuer ieuer Nompi5ll. ,<aaaleur
Nippid' crhiclt T. &lhrc (5c'dnl.
mir. EN- }uclicr ,Nlacnlelu nMuea9
@ul'i pur0c dlt' }mg ,J0,1rg ms
@clanauiB Qeianot ON daum1nu
namcns ron Nlolt lmo Itar St'pl3'
DnrsbdIter erblelial le 0rci sabre
Beida1uiB.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-12-15

.~" Deutlbe 6ilber' uno @rS11s
lungss8lder fir 9u19 rno GIt. Cine
quite 2Iusmnbl bei GatI y. Noelfe,
53l Niain Ctr.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-12-15
EcrTen.
Tie rniiiidlen Srnppcn maiden in
aasbin Soalt.
Il Neter.burl. II a..

C!e ~Goiiia". melhe aepo6uIit Die
abiid)ter oes giinitermms mie0er.
1Ibt ia8t. oaB Die ruiNid)ca Iruppcn.
pelhe JEST IN aasbin Qsriicn tons
3eitrlcrt liHo, nldlt nor aa, &3ote
inci'er oor0rin1en mcr01H ta nidlt
1lBeroroentiife Grciauiii. ota rui'i.
't1en 4imi'ier pUE7en M 0cu
Rormarit oui Icacrur 'a.sgr 5u
c2raulaiien.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-12-15
Sdifbrii9ie.

Ter 9nmpier, Der Die Sdwcitcr
SOuigs @eOrac nit SnmiIic mad
AesHptcn briuern iulltc, GcltrunOct.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-12-15

Die ,.2Iet oltern"- "-,3ettun-
aen haben eiC 6eiabicbte
BON Ga Groiie niebt nu,
miticbreiben ionoern nit
macben Pelfen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-21
Thousands now use This
Recipe for Cough Syrup
Easily Made az Home. Costs
Nothing N II Fails.


The speed with which this slsnplc
home mixture takes heid % cough
ard cenqu~fs q viii rurpriss you. The
recipe Eissu below makes more and bet =.
ter couRh syrup than yea can bus ready.
made far tsEo.
Mia one pint u graduated ruGar with
y pint 81 warm water and stir for 9
minutes Put ~ ounces of Pinex Unity
cents rerthi In pint bottle. then add
the Sugar syrup. II keeps perfectly
Take 'caspooufui every one. two Or
three hours.
rhis gives almost instant relief. and
usually steps a deep seated cough inside
Or - hours Splendid too. FOR whoop-
INK cough. chest pains. broncalsis
hoarEcness. etc The taste Ia pieaaaat
and Il II Just laxative enough to heip
eurv cough Its tonic properties re-
store the appetite which cough tends
10 destroy.
rhis recipe II now used In Thousands
OF homes in tho unitcd States and Can.
ada. Its popularity has resulted In
many limitations none OF them AZ good
a. tho old successful formula n viii
not work unless you use the pure. Ecnu-
Inc rinex. which is the most valuable
concentrated compound OF Norwegian
white pine extract, and contains the nee
essary quantity Of guiatcoi and other
healing pine elements
Some Of the best known Seattle drug
gistH. such as uarteli Drug Co. dis
tributers and others, think 90 well OF
the above recipe that they guarantee Il
20 give satisfaction or refund the pur-
chase price. advt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-21
TooATs egsr STORY.


Were. you sick yesterday, Mr..
Robinson" asked the head OF the
firm.
mo. sir. replied the chief clerk.
says the Chicago Record Herald. .
Well. | didn't notice you at your
desk"
"No. sir. | didn't come down
town"
Him. You know the rule here,
do you not? No employe IL per.
mitted To be absent without a good
excuse--siokness or an accident or
something of that sort. ! cant per.
NIT you to take liberties that are
not enjoyed by other people who
work In this establishment. | never
am absent myself unless there Is
n very good reason. Did you stay
away for pleasure or on some
other ACCOUNT
Il shall tell you the truth, Mr..
Budlong. II was for pleasure"
Bad. sir-very bad. | cannot per.
init H."
But, let me explain. You see.
my wife was so hoarse that she
couldn't talk. and thought I'd
like to spend the day at home"
"Oh, In that case, my boy, It's
all right. Pardon me II seemed TO
be arbitrary"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-21
How One Seattle Woman Made GoOd-A Story of
Home Made Goods and the Road to independence

Mrs. Porter Could Make Salad
Dressing Better Than Most
People. So She Specialized on
Il and Now Has a Big Bust
ness.
Six years ago mild little wo.
man with two babies TO feed was
worrying over the future Their
little grocery business wasn't pay
INK well. True. her husband work
ed hard and tried 10 be cheerful.
but 30 many stores were fail
Ing perhaps theirs would be next.
The babies cooed aud elapped their
little hands. and the father and
mother looked ut each other and
grew silent
Something must be done.
The mother smiled
why not Try itY" she thought.
For she was thinking OF a salad
dressing she used to make.
Perhaps can get some store TO
handle II" she said
The babies chuckIed their con
sent. 80 next day SIX little bottles
Of salad dressing we're prepared.
and after kissing the Riddles good
bye the mother took her small bun.
die aud started out
Didn't want Them.
Somehow the stores didn't seem
20 care for homemade goods
we buy our goods from the fac.
tory" they said
II was dlacouraglng. but the
thought OF her little ones spurred
her on.
Won't you Try a bQltie7 Per.
haps you viii like II. she said, tired
from her long walk aud disappoiut'
mruta.
Something Ia her manner APP
peRled TO one man. for he. too, was
struggling for a -foothold. SO be
took her little stock on trial, and
the little woman walked all the
way home
That was the beginning OF Mrs.
Porier'n Salad Dressing.
From six bottles placed In Dodd's
grocery store aix years ago. her
business has grown until today her
little plant has a capacity OF i.soV
bottles Il day. and almost every NO
man Ia town knows the salad dress.
ing
Made a Success.
III was uphill work. though" she
laughed. 1T seemed an age before
thone firx; six bottles were sold.
Hut they went. one By one. and 9th
erH took their places. After awhile
another store wanted them"
Business came slowly but surely
TO this energetic little woman. The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-21
Secret of Charming
Rosy Compilations

Making compilations beautiful IA not
nearly 10 dlfflcult matter aa most wom-
en- suppose" SAYS Mrs Mae Martvn IN
the New York American. Using the
right beauty preparation is the main
thing
Any woman who wishes TO appear real
" charming and beautiful must taboo
the powder box. Powder II bad. very bad
iW the skin. II clogs the pores. rouEhens
the skin and encourages aailownoss. To
get rid Of that shiny. greasy. rough. nu.
attractive look, apply 10 the face. neck
ana arms, rubbing gently until dry. an In
expensive lotion made by disnOlvinR four
ounces Of apurmex In one-half pint hot
water. adding two teaHpoonfuis giycerine.
This lotion Ia the beet skin whitoner
and beautifcr | have ever seen. II does
not rub off as easy powder. docsnt
show, but produces that natural, clear.
clean, wholesome look"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-21
KEEP YOUR EYE PEELED!

time your official nnaneirra. Mt
People.
having decided the corporation tax
Uncle Of refundng already col
McNcaEh call bids
Panama canal bonds
issued less than and
will ought
be the the government has
choice securities In
Gnggenhcms iehs and such whcther
10 the hands
hand with Score
tary McYeagh Take Of MeVeaghi
for the life OF cannot help dreaming on what dtef
bonds these hghcaAs non
back the postal savings bank experiment
But might indeed hurting business
Missouri he found the dead
failed NhiEsn
his burning house u Mark Twain who
The 1 OF the better I-hke dogs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-21
WHY7

A little boy drove his family
nearly crazy asking questions One
day. after he had asked his mother
several million questions. she said
TO him. Jimmy. for PHYS sake.
stop asking me questions. You
drive me frantic. Don't you know
that curiosity killed catg" Jimmy
was crushed and for a long time
was silent At last he went 10 HIS
mother and asked. "Ma. what did
that cat want to know"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-21
ISN'T 1T THE SUPREME TEST?

II am a progressve but" says MIR Roosevelt and he
ducks recall OF the judges in his speech the Arizona
constitution yesterday
throughout the country find many other able and
who think they progressvcs IN the fullest sense
but who { the recall ct the Judiciary. 49,.
What is this recall Of the judiciary Is 1T NOT lfih
VERY CRUZ OF INCONSISTENCIES Can there he the
progress largely discussed and widely sought without
it, Are such the initiative the referendum the
direct election of senator's regulation oi corpora
and others OF the soaed progressive popa
eanla WORTH ANYTHING, without recall at the judiciary
To the judiciary Justice between and
and society The judiciary has got by
hook crook the what is law what IS justice as
established by law The idea that councils legislatures and con
cover what la-iuseeby having money enough TO carry
through pleas district circuit appeals and
supreme Even and the president cannot make
law without endorsement by court
All that might under enactments as TO initiative
regulation of corporations election OF senators or
OF the propaganda MUST FINALLY
GO TO THE JUDICIARY.
Does il not appear then the recall of the Judiciary is
INENES and that those who accept progressvenes without
SNFNS and that those who progressvencss without
OF the Judiciary simply ioolng themselves Poucng
bo when the whole ccuaory system IS poisoned playing
Hamlet without the Prince OF Denmark
Sixty years ago took brother by the throat IN this
that founded the principle that the majority
rule There had been temporzng There had
been expientS all There had been legislation by
crosses There decisions BY our highest courts The
issue was settled only when all ndccon all corporations
all pedents aside and the dsputants went right az
the eause-human slavery II was wrong, and was THE
wrong.
N in present times the judiciary the of privi
legged class pogressves after restoration OF popular
progressive be such and not be hand heart
soul for recall of the Judiciary THE measure without
which progress must fail9
speak boom for sherman 70 run asains,
Br Taft hen get all covered with sweat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-21
THE TYPEWRITER LADY
By Burton Bradley.

Our typewriter iRdy's pippin,
a highly deiectahie peach.
I thought I'd persuade her 10 come
when ! made her
A nice little bow and speech.
said 4 would take thee this
even
To see the new musical show.
They tell me It's witty and tnnefu'
and pretty.
The tickets are purchased, wilt
goy
Believe me- she murmured. ia
like to.
hut ! fear that II cannot be did.
The boss would be hot. he would
90 simply dotiy.
And raise a big row with me.
Kid"
The boss Why. It's none OF his
buaincsai~
I said. with a whole lot % vim.
oh. IL is. she replied. as she gig.
gied and sighed.
I'm going 20 be married to him
Puck.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-21
UNCLE SAM CONDENSED, BY TAFT

going sovereignty other countries"
He Diazs death general
fighting
His accomplishment recently ratification OF the
with Japan.
s st the most useful since the Rebellion
His will the interests Of the
genhem syndicate and the rubber oil other Mexico
IA
He will police" ali OF Jug
VIM
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-21
A EINE TRAININc

MY husband is just awful when
he wants TO find anything. You
never saw man throw clothes
around the way he does"
Where did he learn to be so un.
udy2"
Why he was four years In the
New York custom house. ''-Cleve.
land Plain Dealer.
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had been driving all day In a re-
mote part % Southern Georgia. and
M ulghtiall stopped nj cabin uccu.
pied BY ono man. says a writer Ia
the W0mans Home Companion lie
was very cordial and asked mo 10
SPEND the night With bim when
Ne sat down TO supper was some.
what disturbed 10 observe that che
meal consisted % single large dish
OF potatoes Without apology the
man. with a wave 81 his hand to-
ward the dlsh. said Ia loud. hearty
voice.
Stranger. take one
lie paused moment and contln.
ued In q sim louder voice
Stranger. take two
Another pause. and then. even
louder and more earnestly.
Stranger. take mighty near all o.
them"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-21
HARMON AND THE TIDE

hitherto appraised stal
OF revision OF this
lie Is eecing United
primary nonpasan judiciary the Initiative and
shorter
corrupt practices uniform school election Of dele
nonpasan ballot
public utilities commission Massachusetts, ballot In all
elections radical reform in taxation
Judson EIarmoni
president that's legitimate And
lines overwhelming majority
legitimate
The tide 10 lifting submerging all.
the but Clifford andth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-21
THE LAST RESORT.

MY daughter Is so pretty that
J cant interest her In the serious
things OF life"
She may lose her beauty some
day"
SO I tell her And then she'll be
sorry that she didn't learn to play
bridge" - Louisville Courier-Jour-
nal.
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husband closed HIS struggling gro
Gerry and aided his wife's growing
industry. And aH business increas-
cd. other articieA appeared on her
list Of products.
To-day her goods are handled by
Wholesale dealers IN all Coast cities.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-21
OBSERVATIONS

THEY something pretty soon were
back fighting the harem skirt
MOTHER chap out to he hut
decline permit Never again.
ROCKFORD, i'll, has pie famine consequence
bakers And when talk
CHAMP CLARK this tribute j. lam Lewlso
Hes the biggest the country likely
to be at the head OF the Illinois
rest be found
the
the ceasele round
OF putting
Chicago Tribune.