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The Washington herald., 1911-11-20
CIVIC MEETING TONIGHT.

MohonS evening Club VIII Discuss
Two Sanitary Subjects.
Gustayus A. Weber, chief clerk. Bureau
Of Statistics, and DR.. Thomas J. Jones,
chairman Of the housing committee Of the
Monday Evening Club, win be speakers
at meeting OF that organization to be
held in the Y. NJ. c. A. tomorrow even
ing at O'Clock
DIR. Jones will speak on THE housing
OF our alley neighbors," while Mr.. Weber
will address the club on Volunteer inT
spection Of houses" A discussion will
follow
The Washington herald., 1911-11-20

To brighten your carpet add table,
spoonful Of turpentine to two gallons OF
water. and. after the carpet is swept. dip
cloth In the turpentine water and go
over the carpet thoroughly. The cloth
must be wrung quite dry.
The Washington herald., 1911-11-20

A rusty gate can be cleaned with little
trouble II It be black-leaded and then left
for twenty-four hours. or even for q
couple of days. The black lead win alb
sorb the rust and the steel can then be
polished in the ordinary way.
The Washington herald., 1911-11-20
serrt. Bode 40 Retire.

A high tribute win be paid sergt. C. l.
Bode. now in charge Of the House OF De-
tention. who has announced his early re-
tirement from the force TO engage in the
real estate business when Maj. Richard
sylvester transmits the resignation to the
Commissioners.
The Washington herald., 1911-11-20

An old-country cream for chapped
hands. to be rubbed in at night, is made
OF spermaced. one ounce; almond oil,
two ounces; orange flower water. two
The Washington herald., 1911-11-20
LECTURES ON LABOR.
Rev. DR.. w. J. Kerby Trace.
Growth of Organization.

Organized labor and the intricate prob
lens connected with the propaganda
formed the subject for discussion at a
lecture given by Rev. DR.. william ].
Kerby, Of the Catholic University, at the
Knights of Columbus Hall last night
This lecture was one of a number to be
given by the Knights of Columbus during
the season.
DR.. Kerby gave a sociological review
of the condition and relation IN which
the modern workingman stands. He
traced the growth of labor unions from
their beginning to the present time.
The Washington herald., 1911-11-20

A teaspoonfui Of warm olive Oh or
camphorated oil poured into the ear ana
held there for few minutes will destroy
a bug In the ear, and 1t win then easily
pour out, bringing wit hit the dead In
sect.
The Washington herald., 1911-11-20
THE SIMPLEST PLAN
FOR ENTERTAINING
The Visitor Who Is in Your
Home.
LIKEWISE THE EASIEST

The Most Successful Hostess Is
the Woman Who Makes Her
Home and Who Entertains With
out Seeming Effort
The Washington herald., 1911-11-20
NOTES ON NECKWEAR.

The jabots, pIisses, and rabats are
more important than ever in the deco
ration of separate blouses and bodices of
one-piece frocks Here are some notes
taken at showing in one Of the we'll
known lingerie shops not far from Pa
quin's.
The Washington herald., 1911-11-20

The larger the better. This seems to
be the rule for fashioning frills Of either
lace or linen.
The Washington herald., 1911-11-20

one-sided effects predominant. A CEN
trail strip of lace, tucked material or
embroidery is hanked on one side by an
immense frill. Beading, eyelet embroid-
cry, lace heavy and fine, may be used at
the line Of junction, and ball fringe has
The Washington herald., 1911-11-20
MAN WHO Is LOYAL
TO HIS OWN MOTHER
Will Also Make a Good Hus-
band.
wIFE's JEALOUSY IS FOOLISH

1t Is a Curious Thing that the Two
Women a Man Loves Best in All
Mother, Should Give Him the
Most TroubIe-A Silly Thing.
The Washington herald., 1911-11-20

Pleatings of net are edged with lace
motifs in heavy Oriental weaves or tine
valenciennes. Sometimes a pleated frin
will be edged with two or three other
frflls of pleated lace. The possibilities
of variety are unlimited
The Washington herald., 1911-11-20

Jabots or plisses are extremely wide
and long. In the majority OF cases they
extend to the waist line and over as far
as the shoulder. The shape is generally
broader at the top than at the bottom.
Black buttons OF satin or velvet are
fntrodncad m, lace
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-08-18

Lion Brand Summer Collars
All new fall and spring styles.
AlmavS sell at 1hc- War De-
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-08-18

OIS
War Declared Price, -. S3.TH
Mems or Young Mems Best
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-08-18

strictly all wool. Every SUIT
worth IN TO S1n 90 80 80
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-08-18

All SJyIeS, al NeW.
$1.00 Values, Sale Price S SO
150 Values, Sale Price. ;. .90
2 90 Nalnes Sale Price 1 %
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-08-18
!. It comes

account of having such a tre-
- coll Il
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-08-18

All new fall, spring and sum-
mer styles. Every pair in this
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-08-18

Mems Best 25c Suspend
ers-The best in the market
IL w. noa1ornJ
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-08-18

Boys Best Waists
25c values sale 19c
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-08-18

NlGH 5 b6SG OdlIVdS NIIJON
This mitt sells all ever the
world at 10c. War Declared
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-08-18

soc values, sale .. .39c
800 values, sale CSC
Mems Fine Stiff or Soft Hats
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-08-18

All styles, all sizes, 3 to is
wears. Here a bic snap-for
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-08-18

very best from the worlds best
makers. The best we have ever
sold at $22.5 War Declared
Price ... Sl4.96
Mems or Young Mems Dress
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-08-18

Eat 'em up boys. War De
clared Price S2.9S
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-08-18

NoH ISo1, w A1Io UI 01u0
Handkerchief The regH-
lar 10c kind, War Declared
Price &c
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-08-18

MPTLY 9 O'CLOCK.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-08-18

Mems or Young Mems Extra
Fine Business Suits the
new fall, spring and summer
STYLES Every SlIi4 n model The
The Holbrook news., 1911-07-28
SNOWFLAKE ITEMS

nearly three years in Salt Lake City.
 Mrs. Olive Potter is here from Provo. Utah visiting her daught- CTS. Mrs. Pearl P. P. Rogers and Miss Ruby Potter.
 Miss Martha Hunt is home for few days rest and visit.
 The new cement block homes of Ray Tanner and Mrs. Janet Smith are now ready for the roofs.
 Tom Tanner is pushing his new frame house along also.
 Other visitors have been, MT. and Mrs. Dick Greer and family of Holbrook. Mir. Isaac and Charley Wright, Elmer Miner and Ward Heep of St. Johns.
 Lewis Hunt and daughter and Miss Lillian Green of Hunt. The T. w. Hurley family and O. D. Flake family in from their farms for the good time.
The Holbrook news., 1911-07-28

 through alive.
 Monday July "A. was Pioneer Day. The 64 anniversary of the entrance of the first with men into Salt Lake Valley to make homes for friends and people O D. Flake gave an oration on the subject well worthy to be preserved in print There were tOasts. Band music. parade etc with sports in afternoon and dance at night
 Tuesday, 25. 4 basket ball games at 10 a. m- between Snow flake and Taylor, score 5 to 10 in favor of Snowflake. Baseball U. m. score too in favor of Taylor
 A Theatre at night The con vict's Daughter, ably presented by the home trouple, assisted by MT. Armstrong visiting in Hol brook.
 Wednesday 26. Basket ball at a. m. between Woodruff and Snowflake. score 13 to 19 in favor of Snowflake. Baseball at 3. D. m, score 3 to 0in favor of Wood ruff. Dance at night.
 We have had many visitors during the last few days. MT. and Mrs. Chas Cooley and Mrs John Flanigan and little daughter Mrs. Frank Buck and daughter and Loa Cross of HolbrOOk. Mr. and Mrs, Jim Hansen and MT. and Mrs. J. E. Richards, ROllin Tanner and Jesse Bushman of St. Joseph. Miss Sherwood of St. St. Johns just up from Cibicue where she has been visiting her sister Mrs F. T. Coleman.
 Mrs. Ida UdalI is here for 8 few weeks to visit her father and relatives, her son Grover was here for three days.
 MT. and Mrs. K. c. Kartchnel are home again, after spending
The Holbrook news., 1911-07-28

The play A COnVlcCS Daugn- ter" presented bv MT. Clyde Armstrong. was a deciden success so much 90 that it was request ed to be repeated the following night, but owing to the illness of one of the players, iJ was i'm possible to do so. The gross re- ceipts were $129. 35 no doubt the largest audience ever assembled in this town to enjoy play. The play itself is of a high character and the staging and presentation was of the very best order, while 1t is hard to classify plays. this. beyond any doubt, was by far the best presentation and inter- preted play we have witnessed of cur home talents. MT. Armstrong richly deserves our sincere thanks, and we say let usSencourage the idea of better ing our amusements b. accepting of help and instructions from those capable. Not the least fea- 1 ture of the celebration was the band. They are certainly credit to our town. We note improve ment at every public perfor- nance. Keep them encouraged. Boost them, help them and in q short time we will be even more proud of our Snowflake band.
 Wednesday the Woodruff base and basket ball teams came up to the outcome 13 to 19 basket ball, for Snowflake. 3 too base ball in favor of Woodruff. The games were good and worthy of merit. In base ball our boys de- serve no more than they get, they don't work together. Indivi- dually they play good, but col i lectiyely they are not in practice. Our time all in all was a good one, and we hope our many visitors were all entertained well ard left satisfied.
 Kenner Kartchner has moved his family from Salt Lake City and. intends staying with us.
The Holbrook news., 1911-07-28

Every person Tn attendance July 24th and 18th will certainly admit that 1t was Snowfake's Natal Day. The best feature of the celebration was that the pro- gram looked good on paper and was carried ouI. The races were of high class order, and the prizes were worthy. The morning part of the 24th was excellent.
 People were in evidence here from Taylor, Holbrook, Shumway Showlcw. Pinedale. Lakeside, Hunt, St. Johns and several other places and by the satisfied expressions they were all we'll repaid. Eighty seven numbers were sold for the ball in the even ing. Tuesdays program was of great interest, doubtless the best and hardest fought for games of basket and base ball were had here, were played tween Taylor and Snowflake; Snowflake won five to ten basket ball and Taylor won one to nothing base ball.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-08

Grot. 81. CONT. @ntber1et in
1uI6o, elmer Ser be6euten6iten
beutiden fatboliiden 56eologen ser
@egcn1part, iein gpl0enes Brielteriu=
bilQll>11. - @ine1t ol1Beror0entli6en
&inocriegen baben sic gbeleute &c.,
belbdnoler @olf int nabe 9ie5 ge=
legele1 2onrenburg. gu ben
81 ainDer11 bradte ser Stor9 am
0itertage nodmals ein 3miuingspar=
den, einen &naben uno ei1t Md69ert.
8aDern.
9as grgeblriB Ser 1ebtcl1 8olfs=
5ablu,tg in Bayern lit iiingit III
Mii1ben peroffentlidt mor0en. Gar
mad fat oas &0nigrei6 6,887,401
ginmobner. Ser Genius bonn 1. 9e=
5ember 1906 batte cine ginpobner=
5obf BON 6,524,372 ge5eiet. = Ser
peritorbene I%ibera1e &ei6Sratb
Sitter Dr. Slug. pon GLENN in
ser @beinpfa15 ion Elm germogen BON
40 Miujoner Marf bi11terlaiien ba<
ben, lpabreno ct MIR bon 4 Miaio1e'1
steuert be5ablt fat. Die @eriltde
6es &entamts in 81 e II ita6 st a. 5.
@aorot o6er ri@tiger ser pfd15i=
d en- &%egierung, Sen Steuerbe<
gu bertuiden, miro bon ser
8epolferung i@arf berurtbeilt. -
@dmere @olfenbriide baben Qaut
@obelmelorrng bonn %. @ai) I'M got=
5en @eiten 3eutidlan6s, b%eionoers
in 8a perm n16 SEN Mlpenldn6ern,
urt6 melt iiber sic @ren5en 9eltid<
Ianos binaus 6nr9 l1eberi9memmurt=
gen l%lngebeltrett Sdaoen angeri6tet.
sss1 ser Mdbe bon &onigsbrmnn
BEL Mugsburg mrr6e Ser &od6amm
BON ser @etpalt Ser Gll1tben 6urd-
broden, uno fait sic gan5e 2ed=@bene
mur6e iiberflutbet. Das @leno lit
gren5enlos. Mtlitar lit 5ur Sulfelet=
flung aus aIen nabett @arniionen ab=
fommon6trt.
@Irttemberg
5o5iol6emofratiide @etpalttbatig-
feiten gegen driitlide Mrbeiter tper=
Sen in LETTER Belt INNER b1ufiger.
essn Stuttgarter @aui9loiierge-
itreifer1 sic So5ial6emofraten,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-08
6ei1cn=Iarmtita6t.

Ser Iundermeiiter Scarf @e0el
Don 8iebeSbeim lieB neuli6
Ginger auf ieinen Nder fabren. 8er
bei9reibt aber oas gritaunen, als
mon beim Muflooen 6es lebten $50
gems Ginger 3ebn=, 3man5ig=, Stint
un0 9reimnrfltiide in biiblber Mn=
5nbl fan6. Mit fieberbaftem Offer
mur0e ser gauge 9iinger 0urdiudt
un0 nabe5u 1000 &c. gefun0en. @ie
ii9 nun berauslteute, batte Sic Dor
fur5em Der torbene Mutter 6es @eSel
oas @elo I'M Strobiad al1fbemabrt.
Nab ibrem 5ooe lpur6e Damn ser
iammt oen1 mertbpollen Sn-
bulte ouf oen Miit gei6iittet.
Olbenbrrg.
SSn 8 adum lit i'm Sitter bon "a
Sabren 8ernbnro 8adbaus geitorben.
. Sn Gimme BEL Dinfloge 1torb
unertpartet idnen ser &euermarr
5perpeslage, nab6em er tags 5upor
nod auf ieinem Mder gearbeitet bat=
tie. = SSn &e9ta itarb int ". Be-
6rau 9ebrer 90. S@ran6t.
@efen=MaRa,.
SIN. 25. Mai feierte Domcopitular
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-08
Gin leitenber California Mpotbefer.

3aia6ena, Gul., Sen 9. Mar5, 1911.
Golep & &c., &erren = 8ir ba=
ben GoleDs &onep ans Ear COMPOUND
Sabre lang berfauft un6 empfoblen.
8ir iin6 ser lteber5el1gl1ng, oaB es
zines Ser tpirfiamiten @ittel auf 6em
Marfte lit. @s entbdlt feline 0piaten
o6er 8etdubungsmittel, un6 es fam
obne @efabr @in6ern 'geeeben 1per=
Sen. @enr1g bon 6em MitteI fann our
8ertreibung elmer @rfaltung genom<
men tper6en, ga es feline p%einigenoen
@eiultate uno nit Ser 8er6auung
nidts gemetn Fat. SIRE ergebene
6. s. @urr Drug 60, 6. 8. &arrons,
5efretGr unb Sdatmeiiter." 2aBt
.@ud oas origiueue SoIep's &onep
ano Ear COMPOUND III Dem gelben
8oquete geben. @olitor Durg So.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-08
Sic alto @eim,atb.
SahIsn.

Eadisn.
s. 5iIferooe bci @eiligenlta0t
perleste ser 2inrn1ergele0e @ilebrano,
Ser nit Ser Dienltmago 5draoer Elm
@%crbGltniB unterbielt, oieie ourd Ell
men &cpolperlbuB lebensgefabrll6,
uro eridob lid) bierauf ielbit. = SSr'
Y6bloe (bei 9uoerltaoD eritah Ser
ca. 5Oiabrige Maurer ltno &iepe1l=
muder @ilbelm st0rn1er, ein rpber
l,no 4epalttb1tiger Menid, I'M Strei=
te feline Srolt. Ser Moroer muroe
perbaftet.
9annoper.
@on ser 5traffammer in Ssna=
Iriid mur0e ser IL Sabre alte tribe
re 81 eppener Miirgermeilter So
,1e,1 megen l1nteridlugltng bon $500
%. 5u 8 Monaten @efangnib perur=
tbeit. Ct batte 1i6 aus gfotb an 0em
Gel0e pergrifferL 81 er Sduloen Bot
te, MIR Elm @e6alt bon 2400 90. be-
500 u10 leilte Shmei ter, Sic ibn1 Sen
@o11sholt fiibrte, uid)t 81 mirtblbof=
ten Der to,o. Sonen miro iid BENT
11ad}it nod Dor SEM Sdmurgeridt me-
gen l1nterihlagung BON Steuergel=
bern, 5u oeren Ger0edl1ng er Ste glt=
der gefGlidt batte, ST p%erantrporten
haben. = SIM Mlter BON 38 Sobrel1
ltarb in Ssnabrid ser Sen1inar=
lebrer 81. @elmlen.
@eltfalcn.
Ser @erban0 ser Sertilln0uItrte
oes 30 ii II It erIon6es fat aaen
prgonilirte11 Mrbeitern nno Mrbeite=
rinen gefiinoigt. Sc 1pur6en ettpa
12-15,OO 2eute oapo,1 betroffen. =
gu 8epernngen far0 nnter gro
Ter @etbeiligl,1g 1as 8egrabniB oes
Staotfor1ters s. Sogrebe 1tatt. Ser
@erltorbene, ein @eteran, ser bret
@riege mitgemadt, mar ein trener
uno pflidtbemuBter 8eamte, Ser ~
Sesabre int Gieuite Ser Stabt geltan=
Sen. = Sn Mbmei enbeit Ser @ltern
1pielte 0oS 5i6brige S0dterden Ser
Gbeleute &ubfelo bon &alDer, &r.
Mltena nit 5treidbo15ern, moourb
Elm &in1ermagen, in 6em oos ~
Sabre olte grIoerden rubte, in SLANT
n1en gerietb. Mls auf 0aS 59reten
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-08

perotent oie 5pmpatbten aller tpobl-
m%olenoen 4reiie, obne llnteridteo Der
M}otione1 uno Narteien. IS beoarf
ober audi oerielben. Gem oie bis
feriaen Acknowledgements, melde
lire Mufgobc meiitens iebr mangelbaft
erfabten uuo ausfiibrtcn, meroen Maes
iii 8epcglmg leten, ibr bisberlges
Monopol 81, %bebaupten. Dies miro
sic $. 1t. :. u. niht bi1oera, oas
;3iel, oos lib lid) oeitedt bat, mutbig
lt1o u1eltmegt 81 perfolge11. SIM
tre,,en Gieaite pon @abrbeit, llnab=
b1uaiafeit uuo &etbt miro iie cine
ehe1ip trerc Gienerle lein an Der
Mpbliobrt uno am 6rieoen Der
@oMlobrt inns an 6rieoen Der
Niirger ullb Scr Golftr.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-08

Sic fSrau oes Sages, melde ii6 gl1=
ter @elunobeit, guten SemparamentS,
gutter @eiinnung, flarer Mugen nno Ell
mes angenebmen MnBern erf reut,
mas SQs &elultat elmer forreften Sc
bensmeiie uno gutter @eroaunng lit,
oeminnt sic 8emun6erung Der Belt.
@enn Cure 8eroouung ni6t ri4tig
lit. Ghomberlains Magen= uno 2eber
Tobletten merben es furiren. gu fau=
fen bei ser Molitor Drug SO.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-08

mer in SO annbeim tpuroe Ser IL
i4brige Secunoaner &1lrt 2eiit, Der
unlangit $500 sc. I'M Sinan3amt
itabl uno friiber idon fleinere Dieb=
table beriibt bate, gu 1 Sabr uno
3 Monaten @efangniB perurtbeilt. -
Morit Mii11er un6 feline @emablin
BON Bfaffenrotb f%eierten lire
golocne &od3eit. -Sn Sddingen
LIT oos @aitbaus gum n20men" abge-
brarnt.
Gllak=2otbringem.
SsSn @oImarm uroe 6as mabren6
ser letten 2 SATIRE inter 2eitung bon
Go:ntauaeilter altautb %renoDirte, a'ls
Sen 12. Sobr6ntbert %itaaunen0e ct.
Dtartinsmiinlter feierli1 bent @ottes=
>ienit mieSer i%i6erge6en. giidof 81.
Serum (Irier) bielt Sic 6eitpreoigt.
gbenio maren @iidof Gr. Jriten,
@eibbildof Corn b. 81lah, 5ablreide
8eiItlide uno cine nod Sauienoen
}qblen0e Menidenmenge 5ugegen. =
Mlmo el1ier gomur6 8raun pom &lo=
, lter Der Mie6erbronnerS 6me=
ltern lit geitorben. st ~ar 1874 gum
Trieiter gemeibt. SSn Marfols=
+ Ell muroe ser GA jabrige Sanoler
@abrief &oos BON einem Mutomobil
get06tet. - @egen @einfalidung
m1nben ser @altmirtb Srteor. @reib
ppn &ei9enmeier un6 6eiien
'E5obn, ser 1%9iabrige @in5er Serb.
BreiB, angeflagt un6 gu ie 800 sc.
@eloitrafe perurtbeilt.
Qngembrr9.
Die 2uren1burger Deputirlenz
TANNER 5ablt iebt So 9eputirte.
,|Dapon fins 1 &rieiter, 1 @ii% enbabner,
2 Mer3te, 9 giebdr5te, 4 Mderer, 5
Motare, 9 Sngenieure, 13 SnouitrieQe
uno = Taft not leait - iage uno
ldreibe Is Mopcfaten. - Sn Cd
terna6 mur0e 6aS 5%0iabrige
} 8forrjubilGum 0es &rn. 9e6anten
} feltlib beeongen. - Sci s + d ten
uuroe ser Babnbof sbermalter 6ran5
8lum, IS Sabre alt, bon eil1em Sit
ter5uge t%o6tgefabre11. - sluf oeun
! Differ6inger @iittenperf muir
Sen am 25. Wfai abenos Z Mrbeiter
I bon einem @iiter5ug iiberfabren. 2
= purben to0tlid, Sic an0eren idtper
t perlebt. giner lit balo 6arauf geitor=
ben.-Sn g1bingen=5 @mei@
: itarb ser 12idbrige 8ern. &aiel, ser
: beim 5pie1en auf einem &euidober
e auf einen 1enfre9t itebenoen @eubafen
= gefauen tpar nno fib idmer berlett
= botte. sn 6 d a. s. Ml5. itarb
. am 8. Mai inn Mlter bon 81 Sabren
: na6 longem 2eiben ST.. S. g. @eiien,
@roBfaufmann uno Sta6tratb. = SS11
: &ai1e1 ftarb na6 fur5er &ranfbeit
: ST. @eter @eber-&effler I'M Sitter bon
> 80 Sobren. Ct tpar Idngere 8eit
ErdIt0ent Des &1r1enratbs. O1e
= @beleute @dmit=Sdroeoer batten in
e Mmertfa &aus uno @of perfauft un0
paren nit ibren griparniiien gu if
rem @erpan6ten lit 2ie1er 3uriidge-
febrt, neil fie bofften, bier in ser l1m=
gegen6 ii9 biDiger neu anfaufen un0
btqiger leben 5u f0nnen. Ma6 iedS-
! monatigem Mufertbalt battc~ fie fid
{ bonn @egentbeil iiber5eugt un6 iin0 So
rum na6 Mmertfa %5uriidgefebrt. -
Sn 80 a r n a d erbdngte ii@ ser
anideineno eeiftesgeitorte -%56iabrige
l TogI0bner @einr. Noe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-08

6olep Mieren=8iQen entbo1ten era-
Sc sic CUR &egulierung un6 Starfung
ser Mftipn ser Nieren un6 8laI en
n%otbmenoigen Sngre6ien5e11. 8eriu9t
lie ielb1t. Molitor Drug 60.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-08

ser &in0er &i1fe fam, fano man Den
Waaen NIT &ino in bellen 5lammer
Dor. 2ebtere pnroen 5par balo er=
ltidt, oo6 batte Ser &leine 10 idmere
Bran0munoen er1itten, 6ab er balo
ltarb. = S1 Dor1arb BEL 6reoeburg
itarb @r. &farrer unto 9anooedant
Sol. 2appe> geb. gu @eiefe ant 8.
San. 1889. - Die @beleute S4lol=
lermeiiter @einr. 8lume uno Srau
Mariunne, geb. San0er 81: g It
feierten fire goloene 9od5eit.
&beinprontn5.
@egen nnteri6lagung bon uber
10000 sc. mur0e Ser 8nreaudet
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