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The Washington herald., 1911-07-23
The Virginia.

Among the new films shown to-day at
the Virginia Theater one by the Imp
Company is unique. 1t tells the night
adventures OF discouraged mechanic
who decides to turn villain. He climbs
into a house, cuts the telephone wire to
elude pursuit; then finding a desperately
sick child, to whom a worn-out nurse
forgets to give medicine. at the crisis.
he stealthily administers the dose. saving
its life. then departs as benefactor in
stead of thief after repairing the dam
aged phone. Also. for the last time will
be shown the neurological tale of King
Midas and the asses ears, illustrating the
age-long talkativeness OF BARRIERS and
the necessity OF even royalty possessing
musical ear, when 1t constitutes itself
Judge between Apollo and Pan.
The Washington herald., 1911-07-23
NOTES OF THE STAGE

Harrison Grey Fiske sailed last Tues
day on the Kaiser Wilhelm II. He Is go
ing TO London to complete arrangements
for the production Of Edward Knob
lauch's Arabian Nights play ''Kismet,"
now running at the Garrick Theater
there. Messrs. Klaw and Erlanger, in
association with Mr.. Fiske. have obtain
ed the American rights, and will give
'Kismet'' here the coming season. While
abroad Mr.. Fiske will also meet Mr..
Langdon Mitchell, the author Of the new
comedy in which Mrs. Fiske will appear
in October. Mr.. Mitchell has been in
France for several weeks, giving his play
the final touches. Mr.. Fiske will return
to New York in August.
With American plays by American
playrights In ascendency. 1t begins to
look as II the day Of promise for the
American actor has arrived Messrs.
wagenhals and Kempers' new plays for
the coming season are by American
dramatists, among whom are Edward
Sheldon, Frederick Truesdell. A. e.
Thomas, Avery Hopwood. and Porter
Emerson Brown. OF these at least two
have told the producers that inasmuch a.
the characters In their plays are Ameri-
cans, they prefer to have them repre-
sented by American actors II this sesm-
ingly consistent attitude is held by the
rapidly increasing number Of native
dramatists, thsrs win be no occasion for
American actors to bswail foreign In
vasion.
A cabissram rscsivsd at the ofiicss Of
Charles Dillingham;. IN the Globe Thsater.
conveyed the seasonabls news that Fred
Stone Of Mcutgomsry and stone. with .
party Of friends. sailed ysstsrday from
rromsos, Norway. on . whaling steamer
bound Tor oresaiaal snd the ics hsidA
The Washington herald., 1911-07-23
THE WEEKS PLAYBILLS.
CoIum bia-.A Texas steer"

A straight steer for the people Of Wash
ington is not to miss "A Texas Steer"
in which the Columbia Players will be
seen all this week at the Columbia
Theater, beginning tomorrow night, with
matinees Thursday and Saturday. Not
only is it one of the best satircal COM
edies of Washington life, but 1t will
serve to bring back into the cast three
of the popular members of the company
who have been resting. They are the
leading man, a. H. Van Buren, who, as
the dashing soldier-lover, Capt. Fair
leigh Bright, will have a part much to
his liking; Jessie Glendinning, who is
admirably suited to the role of the In
diana orphan whose mother was kissed
by Daniel Webster, and Nina Melville
should make a delightful Bossy Brander,
the breezy Texas girl, and in the role
of the Hon. Maverick Brander. made
famous by Tim Murphy. George W. Bar
bier is sure to be seen at his best. In
deed, aside from the levening of romance
involving Capt Bright and Bossy, the
play revolves around Brander, despite
the fact that throughout the entire cast.
which is unusually large, there is not a
poor part.
Inc story is Oh bTanOeT eleOIlOn 10
Congress and his compulsory acceptance
at the points OF a dozen six-shooters,
despite his reluctance to leave his big
cattle ranch, the largest in Texas. This
is during the first. act, which Is laid in
Texas The succeeding three rranspire
in the Arlington Hotel in this city,
where he is transformed from the easy
mark OF the lobbyist, office-seekers, and
hard-luck-story gang into an out and out
politician who, confronted with cowboy
investigating committee, sent to report
upon the eXpediency of renominating
him, invites them in to a dinner where
he is entertaining Senators and Supreme
Court judges, and the ensuing episodes
are too rapid and startling for record.
He satisfies the committee, but the
future attitude of the other guests Is a
matter for speculation. The character
Of the committee may be Judged from the
names its members bear-MaJ. Yell. Col.
Blow, and Col Bragg. These parts are
played respectively by John III. Kline.
Theodore Hardy. and Warren MacLach-
Ian, the latter specially engaged for the
part. Then there is Col. Brassy Gall,
the lobbyist. to be played by Frederick
Z
Col. K. n. Pepper, impersonated by
Willard Robertson. Stanley James, as
the negro off1ce-seeker, Fishback (the
Minister Of Dahomey), is sure to add to
his reputation. and Everett Butterield
is down as the Congressman's secretary,
Knott limit. Arthur Ritchie, as the bell
boy at the Arlington, Holland Hudson, as
Crab. Charles Walton, as Tough, Willard
Robertson, as Lieut. Green, Holland Hud-
son, as Anotole. Joseph Hazelton, as
Mink, Charles Walton, as the Sergeant |
Jessie Glendinning. as Dixie. Carrie |
Thatcher, as Mrs. Campbell. and Emelie |
as Mrs. Brander. complete the |
cast. There is also a quartet Of old |
time darkies in Southern melodies that |
should prove a specially interesting fea-
ture of the performance. while the town |
band. used In the first act serenade. will |
add to the festivities Of the occasion.
The Cosmos.
The six Hurdlers, who are to be one |
The Washington herald., 1911-07-23
re Plasa.

The reception accorded the independent
pictures at the PissA Theatsr has bssa .
vssy enthssiestse one ~ shews TIE
The Washington herald., 1911-07-23
The Cosmos.

The six Hurdlers who are to be one
Of the feature acts at the Cosmos this
week, Is an English company. composed
of four pretty dancing girls and two
comedians The act is a miniature mu-
sioai comedy and ia said TO bs quite DIFF
ferent from the conventional act along
these lines. Seven singing and dancing
numbers are introduced. each with an ap-
propriate change Of costume and musical
setting. The act comes 70 washington
direct from the New York roof gardens.
The symphony Tour y : quartet ee
The Washington herald., 1911-07-23

Every woman her own press agent"
is the maxim Of the times. Its efficacy
The Washington herald., 1911-07-23

Errol, the nne comedy work Of Bert
Williams, and the excellent services rem
dsred by william J. Kelly. Charles A.
Mason. and walter Percivai 80 far to-
ward pleasing everybody. even II Bert
Williams II Nobody.
The Washington herald., 1911-07-23

A. H. Van Buren. Jessie Glendinnins
and Nina Melville are again in the cas-
at the Columbia this week, following
short vacation.
The evening world., 1911-09-22
For the Little o t

Warm Goats of navy and
gray chinchilla or navy and
brown corduroy, with belt Of
same or of leather. Sizes 2 to
8. IS.
Galatea Dresses, heavy
enough for winter, very durable
and easily washed. In stripes
and figures. One model has
kimono sleeves. Sizes 2 to g. 81.
Felt Hats with turned up
brim, trimmed with ribbon; in
navy, brown and red. For
girls of 3 TO 8 years. 81.
Basement, Old Building.
The evening world., 1911-09-22
The Selling of Women's $3.50
Shoes at $40 Continues

All sizes in these kinds; Patent leather, button, with kid or
cloth tops; patent leather, lace, with kid top; black kid. button
or Butcher, with patent tips; tan Russia calfskin, button.
Styles right for immediate wear. These shoes come from a
factory whose work is very well known to US and which we can
recommend. They are here at S24O, instead OF $3.50, because
the factory made more shoes than they could dispose OF quickly
at full price. Basement, o d Building.
The evening world., 1911-09-22
Coat Sweaters for
Women
That Figure in a Fortunate
Purchase

Worsted coat sweaters in
mannish weave with two side
pockets, in gray, cardinal, tan,
navy. Oxford and white, S3.75
quality at $3.50.
Coat sweaters Of zephyr in
fancy weaves, with pockets and
rolling collars. One in the rope
stitch is pretty. In white, Ok
ford and cardinal. S4.75 quail
ity at $3.50.
Third floor, Old Building.
The evening world., 1911-09-22
900 French
IHairbruSheS
Tomorrow We Sell Them
For 35c-instead of 75c

Bristlcs make the brush.
Strong, penetrating hand drawn
bristles, set in a solid rosewood
back, make a French hairbrush
which regularly sells for 75c.
Because we took the import
er's entire stock, we can sell this
lot tomorrow for Csc each. A
good chance for all brush-need-
ers.
Main floor, Old Building.
The evening world., 1911-09-22
Mems Underwear.
35C and Csc
Seconds OF Higher Priced Kinds

Al 35c each, mems under
shirts and drawers Of medium.
weight ecru ribbed cotton
seconds Of regular soc quality.
AT 65c each, mems under
shirts and drawers Of medium
weight natural gray cotton,
plain or ribbed; lightweight
gray merino shirts with long or
short sleeves, and drawers of
the same; or Union suits of
medium-weight ecru ribbed cot.
ton, with long or short sleeves
and long legs. These are seconds
of ST quality.
Broadway, cor. Eighth ST.. Main floor.
AKER
>>>- 20
'c. Eighth to Tenth Street
The evening world., 1911-09-22

Soda crackers are
extremely sensitive
to moisture.
Before the advent of
Uneeda Biscuit the
only persons who
ever tasted fresh,
crisp soda crackers
were the people in
the bakeries.
Imagine their trip
from bakery to your
table; exposed to air
and moisture kept
i'm grocers'b oxes and
finally in a paper bag
on the shelf in your
pantry. Could they
be the same as they
were the day they
were, baked?
Now that we have
Uneeda Biscuit we
have perfectly
baked soda crackers
perfectly kept. y
No moisture can
reach them-no con-
Eliminating influ-
ences can affect
h e flavor-their
goodness is impris-
Oned only to be
liberated by you for
you when you open
the package,
Alwaysin the moist
ure proof package.
Never sold in bulk.
5 cents a package.
BISCUIT
COMPANY
The evening world., 1911-09-22
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Restores color to Gray or
Faded hair Removes Dan.
druf and invisorates the Scalp
Promotes q luxuriant,
healthy hair erowth-Stops it,
falling out, Is not q dye.
recent Of nics and desi,,s name. Send ioc Zoe
ssmple bottle. -PhiIo Hay Speeisltiss Co,
Newark. ". J.. U.S.A.
REFUSE ALL SUBSTITUTES
The evening world., 1911-09-22
Silk Petticoats, $l.05 and $3.50
So Good Thew Should Go in a Day

Some women have discarded petticoats. Makers are get
ting worried. Women who do not follow every fad of the day
profit accordingly. -.
One petticoat manufacturer bids for extra business with
petticoats at ST. o5 and ST. that would have been So and $375
last season.
Tafeta and messaline silk petticoats of good quality; in plain
and changeable colors and black. Modish petticoats with
Come early tomorrow to- get choice of coors.
Saturday, Basement, Old Building
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-21
9as st Mlariem=B ereinsbams.

oer1 @orbilo oes bodap. Nfarrers, P.
alfreo, .. 9. g., BON ser Soee nidt
loder lieb, Sen &atbolifen Ser Sta0t
ct. CLOUD ei>1 oerartiaes eigene5
@eim 81 id)affen, ut0 Ser, nud=
Sent Ser l1bld)e11 Soee &ermirf=
lidung perihafft mar, Sic &lane
fiir Sen idonen 9ou ielblt entmarf un0
ein Sereinsgebal10e binlteQte, meldes,
menn audi nad sluben mander anoe=
rem 6erartigen int Staate bintenan=
ltebt, in 1einer interen ginridtung,
rn0 Sos lit, morm1f Ser iunge, bodm.
Mrditeft feline @al1ptaugenmerf rid=
tete, ieines 8leiden il1dt. Sbm &C.
biibrt an eriter Steue @bre un6 Can't
fir 0aS 5eitgemabe ltnternebmen, uno
Sieier mltr0e i6n am Sage Ser Gin-
mei6ung Ser @eretnsbaGe no6 &C.
biibr i'm bolliten uno b0diten MoBe
bon allen, Sic oerielben beimobtiten,
5utbeil. Mit Ser @eriteuung 6es &C.
bdl1oes lit Ser 3med, oie &atbolifen
Ser stoot ndher gut ammen5ubringe11,
erreidt. Moge bieier eole 3med, iid)
iiir intn1er bermirfliden!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-21

Iieies I'M 9i!oe er ld)einelloe neue
@ebaltne, meldles Sen &atbolIfen Der
Stobt ct. Glpl1o beioerlel Se=
lhledtes, jung ooer olt, ein ei=
genes @eim SIT belebrenoen lt11o
aeleai taitliden l1nterbaltl1n9el1 bic
tet, l1llo oo3 an Ganfiagltngstoge
pom hpd,1p'lten 8ildpf Srobec in Nr=
mel e11feit elmer groben N115ahl bon
Erieltern urro elmer grobsn Merihen=
mel1ge, Sic Sen eAlen 3med 0es Ser
einsfal1le5 mobl SIT miir0igen millen,
Iei>1er 9e1timmu1g gemeiht ml:Ne, lit
nod SEN @orten bes Sberhirten ~eln
@eroienl fiir Sic l1nbefledte gmpfdng=
n%iBgemeinoe, 0os nidt bod ger1l1g on
geldlagen meroen fa1m inns oas Den
pieIf od,en 9eiltungen iener 8emeinoe
ieit ibrem mebr benin fiinf5ig Sabre
Ial1gen @elteben Sic &rone ol4flett."
Sic gi11ridtung oes @ebauoes in lei
11e11 5nei Stofmerfen lit eine 0urd=
n1rs 5nedoienlide lno bat iih, ltiteem
Sic eir5elnen Gereine: ser Sur1gma1=
nerpereirt, sic 2a0p- Mllociation mo
Ser Sl1nior=Gerein iid Sen @ebral1d
Des1elfe1 gonnen, ols cine lolde i'm
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-21

: S. &'iidele u11o Jrau BON 8atfins
iomie Safer &iideIe tparen Sonntag
bier gu 8eiud; AUDI befarpo iid clinton
Ebeiien am Sonntag bier in bertpan6t>
idaftlider Mitte. - Sos bier aIs
2ebrerin angeitellte Sri. s(11na 90.
&arls mar Samitag na6 &idmon6,
Inn beridie0ene @infal1f e fir sic ge=
'ellige lt11terbaltmg, metde an Cont
11eritag 6ieier ISOLDE in unierm S9ul-
ba1ie it%attfinoet, uno 5ugleid fir sic
MISUNDERSTANDING 5u MAIDEN.
Metp Mnnid.
6ier itorb mn Is. 9esember, mobl=
Der leben nit Sen fl. sterbelofromer=
ten, Srau Gliie 0ottf0tt inn Sitter bon
rs Sabren. Mad einem bonn bodm.
Hfarrer, P. 2ucas, 8. g.. s., gebalte=
men So6tenomte tpltr6e Sic @eritorbe=
tie ant 10. 9e5ember CUR emigen @l1-
he beitattet al1f Sem SrieShofe ser
hieligen @emein6e. 9ie Mitglieoer
Ser 1=Miindener @emein0e mer6en
es ins @e6ddtniB einprdgen, 6aB Sic
quite 01attter Gottfott sic erite Nerio n
mar, Sic III Ser 11euen Stride fit sic
gmigfeit ousaeiegnet uno bon ibr aus
CUR emigen <be gelettet tpur6e. -
N(us ser anoertbolb Meile bon bier
entfernt ge1egenen @pbnEng 6eS
6errn 6epber mur0en am bergange=
men Mittpod Madmittag 5pei Mn5ii=
&c, Elm Naar shube ltno $25 baores
@e(o aeitob1en, mahreno @epper un6
Tra1 iih in @eid1aften bier aufbielten.
Sci Ser &eimfebr am MbenSe fan0en
lie Sic Soustbiire a1tfgebrohen un6
6os Selephon an Ser Gr6e liegen. Na6
ge11a11er l1midau bermiBten Tie nebit
Sem 9aorgelh sic a1tgegebenen @ert6=
artifel. Moh alien &ihtunaen fin
tpur0e ser 9iebitob1 per Selepbon 6e=
fam gemadt, je6oh fat man bon sem
ginbreder feline 5pnr.
Tarmtng.
Ser in Ser @l1tterfabrif 5u Mid=
mono als @ebiiIfe angeitelte Sobn
Miebnus >por letten Montag bier gu
8ei JUDI. - SRI. Barbara gngelbar5
BON 9ti9mon6 genoB ouf adt Gage
sic @aitfreun6idoft ser 6omilie 5ron5
8inenbring. - @einrih, 2u5ie un6
Scbn 8rinfmanr baben ii@ nod 9u-
Iutb begeben, mo- ite in elmer &oblen=
mine Mrbeit gefun6en. - 6ran5 @ag'
ner mar Sic lette 3eit an elmer 9elt-
preiie beiddftigt; fir oas gepreB te
Se11 fin6et er in Mimeapolts guten
9(biak. - @m. 8lafe lit BON Manbem
Safe 511riid, no er mebrere Gage beim
Trudtbreihen a1f ieiner 6orm oie
J Mufiidt fiibrte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-21

ppQ} item Gimme Oes @ortes erlplel Ell.
Sssr11 ubereu Ibeile oe5 Gerei11Shauies
I'M l%pge11annten @pn1nalil1rn, tl1mmelt
iib oie Sl1geno nadl 9er5ensllllt uno
lt69lt tire &6rperfraft nnter Mn1pei=
lung zines tiid}tigen Ilr11lebrerS nod
allen Negeln Ser Sum-, mabren0 in
Sem u!teren Sbeile, ser ais gibllp=
tbef, WeicaidaftS5inmer, 8ilinr0bal=
le etc. eilrgerihtet lit, iid bos rubtge,
1ltere Clement in Ser frelu10i6afflih=
item @eile 5uian1menftnOet, mahreno
mieoer an0ere nit 5ebnluht al1f Sen
.Sag morten, o11 meldem Sic 0oppel=
fegel6abn SIT ibre!n @ergniigen croft
net miro. @eroienitli6 rn1 Sen l6o=
,1en 8ou, 6elien 3med bon Sen &atbo=
(ifen ser Staot nidt unteridatt mer=
Sen fonn, fat lih Ser Sltbfontraftor
Hius Sd)ubert gemadt, Ser fir @us=
fiihrang ieiner treffliben Mrbeit polle
M11erfenm1ng peroient. Sn por5iig=
lider @eiie ober gebiibrt fir Sic gnt=
Itebung oes @ebauoes 0em bodnp. P.
@erner, .. g. g., sem N~iiiitenter
Ser unbefledten OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
Sob uno M%nerfennl1ng, in0em er nad)
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-21

= Sin stelle oes 3aniel Stang bon
ct. Martin, melher in ser County
1arfunoen= &egiitrars =0ffice ieit lebtem
Mar5 als Glerf angeiteut mar uno
relignirte, lit Seinrih 5ddfer BON
ct. Glo11o, Gobn ser in Mlbanp mob=
nenoen 6amilie Geo. 30. Shafer err
nonnt mproen, Ser SEN tbm iibertra=
genen Eoiten am Sage nod Meulabr
untreten miro.
- Sin idones @eibnadtsgeidenf
lit elm &oienfran5 aus Herlen, Slime
tbplt, Monoitein, Agute ooer aus an
0eren steinnrten, nit goloenem o0er
iilbernem &reu5 l10 Settle 81 75@ big
$500. Sn GROCER Musmabl Bel Ser
ct. GIou0 8oof & Stationerp &c.;
t. q. &pner, Gigentbiimer; 25-5.
Mpe. luolih. 2=4t
- SIM ct. &npbuels Solpital, mo-
er Dor Mpnaten zines Gll1genleiOens
pegen. pperirt ml1r0e, I'M ii6 Dor CT
blinoung 5u idiiten, u110 no er am
lekten 0onnerltag megen 8lino0arm
ent5iinoung !ib elmer obermoligen
Operation unter5ieben ml1Bte, fat Ser
66 Sabre alte &oman 8al5 BON ser
0itleite, 90 Sic gnt5iin0lrng 0es Np=
pen0ir 10 melt porgeidritten mar, 6aB
an cine @%eneiung faum mebr gebadt
merben fonnte, ergeben in @ottes fl.
@iGen u1o nit sem fl. Saframenten
beiten berieben, 6as 3eitlide geieg=
net. Ser Dabinge1die6ene tpa1r6e im
@roBber3ogtbum 8aSen geboren, bon
mo er Dor 80 Sobren nod Mmerifo
un6 no9 fur5em @erbleib in 8iitts=
burg, Ha., nad ct. Glou6 fm, tpo
er Elm Sobr ipater 6ie ieinen 500 be-
trauern6e Grau 31tr gbegattin nabm.
@ier betrieb er cine &eibe BON Sab=
rem 6as &ieferban6perf, mar Bonn in
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9~iS5eiansM a@ri1ten

& Sim bobbeiligen @eibna@tSfeite
miro ser bodm'lte 8iid)of Sacob Gro=
Dec in ser &atbeorole morger5 5 .l1br
Elm Bontififalamt eelebriren, mabren0
mel9em bodm. @err S. %. &ior6on,
Meoacteur oes in ct. Soul erideinen=
|oen u@atbolic Bulletin, sic 6eitpre=
Oigt balten miro.
* SSn alien &ird)en ser 0i05eie miro
am @eibnadtsfelte sic bonn bodm'iten
9iidof porgeidriebe1e Seminar=&ol=
lefte erboben meroen.
* Am 26. DECEMBER miro 8iidof
Grobec Sen bodm. 5errn S. Oman
in ser ct. gtepbanSfirde gu 8rod-
map tit SEN fl. E~rielteritan0 erbeben.
2lm acknowledgement Gage miro ser
Neuprielter, melder ser 9i05ele Glepe-
lan0, Sbio, ongebort, in oeriel=
ber Stride, @ott oem @errn
iein @rltlingsopfer 6arbringen, unb
bei oicier 6eiar miro bodm. ST. Cells
far, Nrofeiior I'M ct. Saul Seminar,
Sic Erimi5pre0igt in ilopeniider l1no
bobm. 9err @ebbar6 S6ouenberger
BON ser &atbeorale eine 5tpeite in oeltt=
ider Spra6e bolten.
9odpp. 9err s. @un6erman1t,
!Bfarrer ser ct. @enbelims= @emein=
6e in 2%urenburg, bot itd ettl9lofen,
Sic bon linn Big iebt beriebene Sc
meinoe alt9 fiir6erbin ALIEN bei3ube-
balten, ga 6ieielbe ieoen Sonntag 3pei
fl. @eiien 81 baben piiri9t. 8ie
in &odptne neu gegriin6ete @enreinbe
miro BON elmer ar6eren 8fnrrei per=
ieber tper6en.
Sci ser am Somitag Morgen in
Ser unbefledten @mpfdngniBfirde gu
ct. CLOUD Inn 8 ubr itattfin6enoen
FL. Meiie mer6en 26 5duIfin6er ert-
mails gum Eii6e Ses @errn 5ugeIofen
meroen. Die gliidliden @in6er tper-
oen 1nre erfe 81. So11r1tt111on Dem bl.
Softer aufopfern.
Sci Dem ~ 13. De5ember in
8eue &ioer, Douglas County, gefeier-
ten Batronsfeite (St. NifoIous) Ieiite<
ten benz bodpp. Srtspfarrer emil
Steina4 @usbiiIfe 6te bodp. $erret1
@rotb bons&afe George, Dporof bon
Belgrade, @umper bon 8redemrioge
unb 9o1peIfn bon @lentpoo6. Die
gaarae @emeinoe cling Eel Ser 8otrons<
feier gum Slide 6es Germ. 285 Som
%nm1nionen tpl1roen al1sgetbeiIt. Ole
Hreoigten maren in 9euti9 bonn
bodap. &errn @rob, 1T @ngliid bonn
bodap. Germ 9omeIfa, in 8obmiid
bonn bodtp. 9errn Dboraf.
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Sic bie1gen Creamery fat nit eli
ner @eieuldoft in @innipeg einen
Gontraft abgeihloiien, niern1ol mo-
dentlid 10000 Hfuno Mild gu lie
fern, fir melde genonnte @eienl9aft
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5elnber in &raft, un6 Biz jebt fat es
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fett Elm b0dit portbeilbaftes fir Sic
MildlIef eranten lit. ga in 6ieier
SabreS5eit Sic 2ieferung bon Mild
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bern 3eit, 10 mar sic Creamery Big
jett nod nidt i'm Ston0e, sic 5000
Efl1n6 Milb taalid 5uianme11 81
brlngen, l1no beOiirfte nod taglib
1900 bis 1900 Gfl1nb mebr. Man
motte oaber sic 6arnrer inn a[gemei=
men 0arauf al1fmerfiam mad@e11, 0aB
ibnen @elegenbeit geboten lit, fire
Miild 5l1 obetgenanntem Nreile gu lie
fern. 6erner lit nod gu ben1erfen,
0ob Sic Creamery rob toglih in @e=
trieb lit urb alien @l1116en mie bisber
Sen notbigen 8eoarf an Butter lie
fern miro. - Mm Samitag Mbeno
perlor SEER Gbrilt @eue 6rei mertb=
oolle &fer6e, melde iib altf Sem Greet
Nortbern @abngeleiie befan6en, ols
Ser Sdnel(aug be%ranbraulte. Gin
piertes @ferS fam nit leidten Ser,
letllngen 6ooon. - @err Clinton So
iden bat lein ne11cs @ebGuoe, in MEL
des err iein Droguen=@ eiflGft berle=
gen miro, bereit5 unter 0ad. Sic
id01e @itter1tng lit 6ieler Mrbeit be=
ln11oers giinitig.
Gpllegepille.
Ser friiber bier pobnhoft gene ene
|Soiepb @0ping, 1pelder jet mebreren
Sobren ii6 in @ana6a oufbielt, be-
l11dte bier nit 6mmilie feline 6reun0e
un6 fat in ct. Solepb Elm @aus be5o-
gen, mo- er SEN @inter bleiben tpiro,
I'M feline &in6er sic sdule beiufyen
gu lalien. Ser in 6ielem Comm tpob-
[nenoe Sran5 &u5era mur6e lekte $50
de Montag bonn Shertff nah ct
@1olt6 gebrodt u1ro gu so Gaeen &aft
beroonnert, neil CT feline 6rar bal1
su Sooe gepriige1t Bate. gr bergrifi
it6 idon mandmal an ietner Srau,
uno bier beSo1,ert man es angemein
oab ser @eiberpriigler 10 gIimpflid
oapon gefommen lit. @ie es beiBt, iii
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-21

ionitigen 5%teul1ngen tbatig un6 &C.
b0rte lett lekterer 3eit Ser in Sen
Greet Nortbern 8nbmperfitdtten an=
geltellten M%rbeiterflalle on, in ser, mie
au6 in iei1ren friiberen Arbeiterltel=
lungen, Oh ieiner 3uoerlaiIigfeit unS
ieines 6leiBes bon ieinen Mitarbei=
tern pie audi Irbeitgebern geadtet
mur0e. Mit ser trauernbm @attin
bemeinen orei &in6er SEN Soo 1es gu
ten &aters. Sc fins Dies: @eora
@al5 BON Nittsburg, 6rau @elena
&napp bon ct. Gloub uno 6rau Ma=
ria Memna11 BON 9ittle Salts. Mor=
gen, 6reitag, fin0et noh eitem I'm
8 l1br TIT Ser &atbeorale gebaltener
Seelenamte bie 9eer6igung itott. Sbm
sic e1pige &ube nn6 Ben @interbliebe=
men I'M ler moblgemeintes 8eilei6.
- Mit ieoem ginfauf bon $500
o6er oariiber geben mir gu9 bon beu=
tie an fret einen Sterling i%ilbernen
9beeloffel, Ser SOC mertb lit. gu
gleider 8eit fauft SIR 5u Sen ME
brighten Ereiien. Geo. Glarf. 4-2t
- 2ekten Samitag ml1r0e ser So
Light Saul S6erer bon ieirer @attir1
init 3miningen beldenft. Moge oos
Earden CUR 8rel16e ser hegliidten or
tern mo9len un6 ge6eiben!
-Sn Chicago lit Trau Sobn Mies,
friibere Mnria Henoel bon ct. @louo,
laut bier eingetroffener Madridt am
Mittmo4 zines ieltgen Sooes geitor=
ben. Mit Sem @otten betrn1aern flint
! &in6er SEN 500 ser guten M1tter.
- 8an6toIenoer fir 6as Sobr
1912, geeignet gu DISQUALIFICATION
ten, BEL ser ct. @lou6 Boof & Sta=
tionorp SO. Z. q. @oner, @igenmi=
met, 25-5. Mpe. iii6Ii9, ct. @lou6,
Winn. AIT
= Sn ser Iesten Mtttpo9 Mbeno
gebaltenen Berionm1ung 6es fatboli=
idyen 6orfterbereins $50. 404 muroe
Die @obl ser 8eamten NIT folgen6em
|grgebniB porgerummen: 6. st.:
|Gbriit. @dmitt; g. 6. st.: SSulius
9lbams; g. 6. st.: @m. Ma1niirtger ;
6inan5iefretdr: S. 8. Mc@omon; pro-
tofouiren6er Sefretdr: Sob rs. 5pu-
Mol; Sdatmeiiter: @eorg S. Mein5
@ereinsur5t: S. g. Dunn; Erlrftees
60. M. Smitb, Sobr 8. Domi1if,
Geo. @eis, Spreder: g. g. Mertes
@apIan: &odp. &err Geo Cans.
= Sagemanns &anoelsidn1le croft
net na1 9. ssonlnr 1912. 9elepbon
|1OO2~2.
- 8eim 5allen ouf einem eiSeIat-
ten 5eitentpeee .erliH 8atffafiirer
Treo. 5tangI Donneritag LETTER $50
DE eine idmer5bone 6ltBberrenf1mg.
- Cine quite Spredbmafd,ine 81
$500 ooer Elm @ooaf ooer @rotpne,
elm @eidenf fir 6os gan5e Snbr, 81
1ur $500 uno aa1hndrts u1f GlarfS
Meibnodtsperfdlf.