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New-York tribune., 1911-02-03
FEVER DEPOPULA7ES TOWN
Six Hundred Leave Lucedale,
Miss, in Special Train.
rBy Telegraph TO The Tribune ]

Lucedale. Miss. Feb. 2-Following four
deaths and twelve cases Of spotted fever
In this community in the last twenty-focr
hours the town IS being depopula,ed- ne =
special train chartered by g. NJ. Luce. mill
ionaire lumberman and founder of the
town. departed tonight for the north with
six hundred passengers. Those who remain
are without means 10 make the trip. Bust
ness is suspended.
Physicians declare the disease IS not the
typhus form OF spotted fever. but that u
appears to be the cerebro-s spinal type. II is
extremely malignant and contagious. an4
victims succumb in a few hours after being
stricken.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-03
ARREST IN CAISS0N MlSHAP
Say Workmen's Carelessness
Caused Death of Eleven Men.

By order Of Prosecutor Mott of Newark
q charge OF m8nslaughter was made yes
teriay against Richard Corbett. one OF the
survivors of the Passaic River caisson ac-
c'dent Of Tuesday night in which eleven
men lost their lives. -Corbett was ar once
placed under arrest AT the City Hospital.
Newark. where he is a patient.
Corbett, II is alleged. told Detective Cod
FREY AT the hospital that il was he who
adjusted the pin OF the excavating bucket
before IT was hoisted through the shaft.
Tho dislodgement of the pin caused the
heavy bucket 10 crash through the auto
matte door, releasing the compressed air
and allowing the river water TO burst IN
uUOn the worknen.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-03
GRANDFATHER CLAUSE ARRESTS
Three Oklahoma Merchants Accused OF
Federal Offences.

Guthrie. Okla. Feb. 2.-Harry Nell OF
Enpcsy. Okla. and J. J. Beal and j. j.
Guin. of Kinghsher, Okla. were arrested by
federal officers to-day as the result OF
rand Jury indictments alleging violation OF
(adaraI criminal laws In connection with
.ho orfcrcement at the November election
cf the "glandfather clause oi the oH'"-
noma election law. The men are ii'e'-
chants .h. De,n-
Through arrangements made b! the D.,,r ,.a,n
ocratlc State Central Committee they "eIo
ysieased on x OCJ bond each. They VIII ar
n.s, ON saturday before Judge Jonn "a,
Cotteral OF the United states Ds,rI,| ndI,t
Court The federal grand jury VIII asS1s ;,s,,.s
tisation of the working OF the 'grandta'heF
clause" will he made.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-03
MONTREAL STORM CENTRE
Railroading and All Other Busi'
ness Demoralized.

Montreal, Feb. The worst storm Mon
treal has experienced in ten years mas
ragged all day, demoralizing railway ana an
other business Tonight, While X Is sun
storming the wind has moderated ana con-
ditions promise 10 be better tomorrow
All freight train schedules were can
celled at noon. and the railway cnlclaiS
confined their efforts TO moving passehee'
trains. so little headway was made that
at O'Clock the order wen5 out 10 cancer
all local trains Through trains tonight
left hours late IN many instances, "mie
incoming trains are not expected until
morning
Street railway traffic was abandoned on
all except the main lines. The temper
ature was below zero all day, and the
wind averaged thirty miles an hour. The
storm is general throughout Queoec and
Northern ontario.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-03
GAVE HER SEAT TO MAN IN CAR
Carpenter Wife Ge.s Thousands IL
His VII Years After.

Everett, Wash. Feb. Mrs. Mary
Knss wife Of an Everett carpenter. was
advised Yesterday that under the will Of
:. ;. White. of Duluth, MINI. she would
get property worth several thousand dol
lars
The meeting between Mrs. Kings and
White which resulted in the legacy was
an unusual one. Years ago In Detroit Mrs.
Kings gave up her seat in streetcar 10
White. who had in his arms one OF his
children. lie obtained her name and ad-
dress and said tha, some day she would be
vcU reraid for her kindly action.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-03
cHINA's DESPERATE FAMINE
Without Help Gables Clergyman, 4
Million Persons Will Perish.

The Rev. W c. Longden, chairman OF me
international missionary committee atChln
Kiang. in the heart Of the Chinese famine
region. sent the following cableSram, dated
February :. 1911. to The Christian Her
ald".
without help a million will Perish. Many
dead rom starvation and fteezinE are Seh
daily In streets and highways SNOW srest
ly increasing suffering.
Renewed appeals we're also received Ttn
the Shanghai committee. Responding 70
these Urgent demands. THE Christian Her.
aid" Yesterday cabled, through the state
Department in Washington. Sinnl repre-
serting contributions 70. famine relief he
tl.ild remittance sent 70 the ield, making
tlH on In all
New-York tribune., 1911-02-03
VERDICT AGAINST SURETY CO
The American Of This CITY Loses Suit
in New Orleans.

New Orleans, Feb. "A verdict Of s22l,svO
having been returned in the United States
Circuit Court to-day against the American
Surety Company. OF New York. and the re-
ceivcrs IF the Stone Sand aud Gravel
Company. Of New Orleans. attorneys for
the defendants will fight the case through
the United States Supreme Court. The suit
was brough; by the United States against
the sand company for alleged breach OF
contract and the surety company which
guaranteed fuliilment of the contract. In
the Circuit Court to-day the surety COM
pany was ordered to pay $50" and The
sand company Sii6S50
New-York tribune., 1911-02-03
NO HooDoo Is IN CHICAGO
House Numbers il Downtown Street
Now jump from II 70 IS.

Chicago Feb. Those VINO have super
suuons regard us rho number IS Will
nave no cause f,r uneas.ncss over the as-
-isnmeuts of new street nam crs in tie
downtown di-tri,t o. Chicago The hoo
doc 0umae- las ,ecn avoided lv the ciry
map Department
Not;cs, of the new numbers. that must
bo in placa iy April J. Were sent ont yes
terlay. ani nowhere in the list could 40.
g lc found. Many inquiries from parties
who noi calculated their numbers lad
warned Superintendent Riley of the pro-
tests that wou!j follow the attsclmcn. of
tI. unlucky numerals ana as q result tIe
trtmu.ous ones Will ind their numbers 5
arc either If or H..
New-York tribune., 1911-02-03
CALLS DAKOTA DIVORCE FRAUD
Court Holds Decree Obtained There
Has No Standing in New Jersey

Trenton. Y. T.. Feb. ?-Nice.Chance1or
Stevens discussed today the plea made nF
Dr w Monroe caring in divorce action
BROUGHT b.. Mrs. CARING. The Nice-Chan-
30 .ior ruled that a divorce which the ply
-sciar o5tlinod in South Dakota was n a
divorce and that the suit brought by Mrs.
CARING therefore was valid.
Dr. CARING contended that he being d.
yorcod from his wife her action was not
naintainable The court held that the
South Dakota divorce WAS obtained through
fraud. DIR. CARING removing 70 that jur s.
dlcrion for the sole purpose Of securing the
decree and then returning 10 New Jersey
q soon as he had done so.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-03
AGED BRIDE LOSES IN COURT.

Mrs. Eleanor Scott Ongly the seventy
aighg-year-ol0 bride, was declared ly "a
Jury iu the Supreme Court. Brooklyn. yes-
-arday. 10 be incompetent 90 manage her
,25oO0O estate. she was married secretly
20 Henry Ongly, city emDloye. vino lives
n Flushing on December a. Her brother.
;eorge W. Scott. instituted the Proceedings
against his sister INSISTING mat Mr Ongly
mad married her because of her money.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-03

local SHOWS Ig eastern portion to-day. colder in
,,.-.,iI, aud .,utu-.u .tfl..-, rAtstGts ar .
north winds. diminishing ami becoming variable.
T.r Vi-.tria fgf~ To- DAY sol-er in EASTERN
and southern portions. Saturday unsettled
tI...reraIa north winds becoming variable.
For Western Pennsylvania. fair to-day. sat
urtav urs4tt'li and warmer iigh' TO moderate.
variable Uirl-.
For Western New York. generally islr today
aul SATURDAY. moderate. variable "inis
official observations - the United states
weather bureaus. taken At B. u. yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-03
DINNER FOR JOHN FOX.

x-Senator John Fox having declined re-
election as president OF the National Demo-
cratic Club after many years service, tie
members 81 the ctub will give a dinner Of
arursciatiou Tor him on Tuesday evening
of tte clubhouse. No 81 Fifth avenue.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-03
DANVILLE INDICTMENTS
Grand Jury Expected to Return
Fifty or One Hundred.

Danville. Ill. Feb States Attorney
Lew man stated to-day that the evidence
given before the grand jury 10 date was all
writ en- and ready. 50 that the jury might
review II at any time and begin the work
of voting indictments. A large number OF
witnesses were examined to-day. the ma
lority OF them being summoned in connec-
ton with the vote-selling investigation.
Fred Jahnke, a local politician and promi-
nent worker at the polls at every election
for several years, was the first witness.
He was followed by A. X. Samuels, Vice
president of the Second National Bank.
II Is believed that between fifty and one
hundred indictments will be returned when
the jury makes its first report. There no"
appears no probability OF the grand jury
being able TO reach a final adjournment be-
fore next Wednesday.
Detroit, Feb. My shortage was no
such amount as $1,000 II was small
amount, which ! made good. Everything
was settled up with the county and ms
bondsmen. and I have nothing TO fear.
This is the statement OF Hardy H. Whit
lock. former treasurer OF Vermilon County
ILL.,. to charge from Danvllle that when
O. B. Wyscng' Whitlocks successor In Of
fee. took charge he found Whitlock snort
s37 .522, and in order 10 make up the short
age Whitlock conveyed over his real estate
and $1,000 In life insurance. Whitlock de-
clined to state the exact sum he was snort
and said that he never received state
ment or acknowledgment from his sue
ceSSOr
New-York tribune., 1911-02-03

Hghe.f Temperature S~.t'r.ar. ~ degrees at
. ~ y. nf. l.Wts.. 2n. at-Iat-. -. average ioT
Dufr suout.rg tat- f.s' .a~r 90 '-H"' Tor
CORE -poudinz datc last thi.ty three years. 30
I,shl f'r~c1f, Fair 30 tay .lt q. sat
u.iay anlsttrJ. lLla.-iI-- aarth winds. be-
L14lu. raria-l-
New-York tribune., 1911-02-03

Local O'dcinI Re,ord-Thc following ofici1i
record from the Wsather Bureau shows the
nans-s ln tn temperature for The last twenty
-FOUR hours in comparison with tie corresponding
date q last f-tr.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-03

Forecast for >recini I>poc'i'ie..--+'r Eastern
New Yarl. fair to-day: colder in eastern p'r
tior. Saturday unsettled. diminishing north
wirds. tecoming variable.
For the District of columbia, New jersey and
Delaware. fair ani colder to-day: saturday un-
s.ul,G. moderate north "i"--. becoming var
ab's
F,r Maryau.. salr to-day, colder in eastern
torilon. saturday unsettled. moderate north
winds. becomi.g variable.
For East,f1 r-nns, iyauia. fair today. colder
In southern position. Saturday unsettled. mod
,r,t. north winds. becoming variable.
foI SeS Ens.au-. 4aiT n western IeTiiou
New-York tribune., 1911-02-03

in the vicinity n Sfo kton. numerous irl-I's
were carried away ami ~ usaufs o., acI~- "'
land food a Tie lower Sacramento RIVER '.h-
tin..s 10 rise and the Hood waves from "'ih
rivers probably viii meet Friday night in IN"
. island dl-tri.ts Special cmeigen' winnings To
ms eject were issued Thursday morning
The crest Of f.c ohiI laV,r 1''h VIII ldS'
Cincinnati during Friday. ana Warnings '''e
Vile luI. and ShaWuc-towU IL. t-r o. 30 70"
pass the fool stage of thirty I've f"~t A. EN"h'
Vile by sunday morning and sha"uee'o"" cur
ing MONDAY - .,f
Tho winds along the New Fng and coast NJ
hr b.isk northwest & Hnfth, becoming N'-', =
SATURDAY.. middle Atlantic coast. tthW'st TO
n1'tl. diminishing ans becoming vars u.'. -'. - u
Atlantic coast. moderate ana 'tflil" '''E
coast light 20 m0derpte srntn- LAKE M''Hlh'"'
Moderate east. becoming variable.
steamers departing cn Fr'diY i'i I.I.l'"u
ports will have diWinisrirg t.iihWesi 10 .'''n
r,,Ee win clearing weather. 90 th' Grand
Banks
New-York tribune., 1911-02-03
EXPLANATORY NOTES

EXPLANATORY NOTES.
Observations taken al ? y ~ nenctn uTs hr
pressure redIced 20 sea eYel.
lsoo,rS continuous lnes. pass tNroisr po1ts o eq' e
pressure. -. Il .r,i,.- -
to,serms dotted lines pass through potts o. ee u n
oersifs drawn only for zero. freezing 20 anc i" eegrees
O Clear, D Party CLOUDY; NiouoJ, n N<i"' S''N'
NJ Report Missing Arows fy with the wind.
e-,,t-r,s indiest. smperstr second, 24-hogr ptsop
t,,n ~ OF nch or more Tor p hours enoiigS " yes
,erdsy tht win3 velocity when 10 or mo re mics PEI nof
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-15
@eminnt aampf iars 2eben.

@s mar Elm LANCER blutiger &f
INNS 2eben, ser gefodten muroe bon
Sames 9. Meribon bon Memarf, q.
s., moriiber er i6reibt: sd batte
bel 8lut perloren 6ur6 2%ungenbluten
u115 mar iebr i6ma6 nno berabge=
fommen. Sir a6t Monate par td
nidt imltan6e gu arbeiten. Ser 500
idien maize auf meinen 6erien 5n ietn,
-als tb Dor 6rei 3o6en beg:nn, ST.
Sings Seem Gtscoperp gu nebmen.
l1no es fat mir beoeuten0 gebolfen.
IS tbut alles, mas SIR 0apon bean-
ipru6t." Sir idlpade, mebe 2ungen,
bortnddiaen &uiten, bebarrlide CT
%fldtungen, &eiterfeit> Snfluen5a,
Aitbma, @eufieber ooer irgeno cine
Sails o6er 2ungenfranfbeit lit es un=
iibertreHli@. 500 un6 $780, Ser
indsflaide fret. @arantirt bon ser
Wolitor 3rug 60.
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porigen Sabre. Ser l1nterbalt ser
6euermebren erforoert iabrli6 etrpa
5000, Sic ebenfaas nit auf
oos @erluitfonto gu ieben iino. SIN
Nuslat1oe fat ma11 NIT lolden CUNT
men nidt GIT rednen. 8dbren6 ser
@erluit in 297 ameritaniiden Stao-
ten nit elmer 8ep0lfera1ng bon 3d.
000, 1000 ii@ auf $2.39 per &opf be-
lief itepte iid Ser Gerllit in oeut=
lden Sta0ten nit ether 8ep0lferung
BON fiinfun65mon5ig Miuionen al1f
MIR 10 Gents per &opf. Ser Inter
idie6 lit in ser &autlade i%trengeren
baupoli5eiliden &orldriften 5u5l1=
lbreiben, sic leibtiinnige @onitruf-
ton, mie iie bier5ular6e imn1er nod
gang uno gabe lit, nidt geitatten.
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8ramoi1aoen.

Sic ser 8unoesregierung geboren=
SEN @ebdltoe, in @aibington iomobl
mie in sen peri9iebenen Ebetlen oes
2anoes, itno gegen SeuerSgefabr ntdt
perii6ert. Sic repraientieren einen
@ertb bon etma breibunoert Mlil1io=
men uno idbrli9 fommen nue. gum
8etrage bon etma 5man5ig Miqionen
5in5u. Sic 5t %periidern, miiroe etpa
100000 idbrlid foiten, cine Cunt
me, Sic sic Ser. staaten iid 5par lei
item f0nnten, 6enn unter. sen bielen
f%oloiialen Musgaben fiele iie ni6t 10
idtper ins @epibt, sic aber bonn
aongreB gu foroern bisber nod ieoe
Administration nidt fir notbig &C.
balten bat. Mu9 &err @alter 8.
6iiber, Ser ner1e Sefretar 6es ST.
nern, beabiidtigt Bel Sem bisberigen
8rau9 gu bleiben,. ser iniomeit nidt
taoelnsmertb lit, als sic A6miniitra<
ton babel po11 Dem @runoiaB ausgebt,
etmaigen @efabren nit @aBnabmen
ser @oriidf. gu begegnen un6 6eSbab
0ara,f iiebt, 6aB sic @egierungsbau=
ten fel1eriidere 4onitruftion baben
uno sic M0gli9feiten ausbredenoe1
Jeuers auf Elm Minimlm bei6ranft
meroen. SSn 6ieier 8e3iebung- gibt
lie Elm gutes @eiipiel, miepobl Sic
Yolitif ser MidtDeriiderung nidt gu
allgemeiner Ma@abml1ng a1 empfeb<
len lit. Mber gr0Berer 8orbeoa6t auf
Sic 8erbuti1ng bon 5euersgefabr ion<
tie iiberau ongetpon6t tperoen.
Ser Sel1erida6en tn Sen Ser. Staa=
ten lit GROCER als 1T irgeno einem an=
oeren 2anoe. @abren6 ser eriten bier
Monate 6es la1fenoen Sabres belief
er iid bereits a1f $S7,577,0 900, in
Ser gIeiden 3eit 6es porigen Sabres
auf $67,222,100, 10 SAB mir, auf Sic
Jet 8aiis berednet, in 6ieiem Sabre
etnen Sci ammtperluit bon $26O,OOO,<
600 5u ber5ei6nen baben miiroen,
ooer 6reiBig Miuionen mebr als i'm
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@amS mmo Sol.

Mit gilltritt Ser marlnen @lttc=
rltlg madlt lidl oas @egltal.en ser
@interlod,eu n%rinac10 n0tbtg, ebe sic
Motten il, u,iittcrliber Sir iorge lire
Gier an INT ern Yels= ln1o @olllad)el1
sbIetel1, oallit Sic nad) etltd)el1 Mc=
ai;el1 al,sfried)e,uoen &dupd)en, Oieles
~aefrdBlide Geliuoel, gleid eine1
Sd,mal15 porfi1oen. Mues, ol.6 lpas
lit Shranfeu "no &omobel1 bleiben
ioa, ml1B energiib ausgetlopft, &C.
iiiftet uno Don 6leden geialtbert, 100
a,lg6lyig, getpaiden mer0en.
Gs gibt befauntlid) cine gar5e Mll=
5obl bon Mottenmitteln; BET sen met
1ten lit es ser penetrante @erlsdt Ser
sic l1nboloe obbalten loa. Sbgleid
oerielbe oen Saden nidt oaueru0 al1=
6aftet. lit CT sod pielen 2erten 10
;'l,ongenebnt, ooB geitoBener Bfeffer,
2openoel uno S,td)tenabfaue oent
2ampfer, Fetrolelum, Naptbaltn II. I.
10. pprge5ogeu aper6eu. Sebr- mtrf=
iam lit o1d glttes, perliides Sl1ieftel1=
blllpcr.
Maudmoaren6dl1oler beridmabe1t
sic Mottenmittel iiberboupt, iie i6ii=
teen SEN eigenen @orratb un0 6ie it,
!Ieu sur Muf6emabrl,ng iibergebenen
5a9en 6l1rh oamonatlides griin0li=
a,es. 9urdieben, Musidiitteln, be5.
Al1sflopfen. Der pielbeiddftigten
Sous frou nrl,B es natiirli6 aber 6oran
(;egen, iid Biz 0ftober ooer @ooem=
Ser iiberbaupt nidt lint 6ie Sa6en
oefiinlmern 81 bral1d)en. Mbiolute Ga
ra1tie bieteu sic acknowledgement,
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@s gibt gang menige 2eute, melde
nidt tbeilmeiie fa%rbenblin6 iin0. 6ar=
bentpertbe iin6 iebr ielten 6ie gleiden
BEL peridie6enen Yerionen. Cine pou=
itdnoig farbenblin6e 8erion fennt TEL
ne Jarbe, uno cine S5enerie fommt
ibrer Dor mie es sizes fir an0ere 2eu<
te bei elmer Photographic tbut, gera=
Sc. id)mar5 uno meiB. Nber aud Ser
6arbenblinoe fam Sen ousgeiu6te1t
@rao Ser 8or5uglidteit I'M @ol0en
Grain 8elt 8ier erfennen, menr es
ibm %angeboten lit, uno 50 gibt es fei<
ne1t beridieoenen Eonpertb fir ieoen
@in3elnen. @eiteqt es BEL @urem nad=
lten @dn6ler o6er laBt gu6 bamit oer<
iefen bon q. s. @eber, ct. Glouo.
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freilidl uidlt biQiaen Yel5fopfeln

Tetltu) Nlul uuulYtu ftt0luPlelll
pora1sgeiebt, sic Stiide mare1 beil1
Mltf5emabreu audi mirflih motten=
fret. @eniger &oltbares fomn1t IN
sic ieltgefiigtel, init iibergreifenoem
Iedcl p%erlebenen Mottertrllben. lie
berou mcroen Sic S6liilielloder 0lrd
Nupierprf opfen geiid)ert. Man bot
0iefe 9ebdlter liberties pie(fu6 nit
Mabstlld altsgelegt uno l6lagt o1f}
sic perldieoenen Sa6en nod ertra
iu reingemald)enes 2einen eir.
Meueren 9aturns lit sic Soee, Mdn=
tel, Soden, 9ll1lel1, @pas Ii. /. ~.
altf 9iigeln in 8upier= ooer Segel=
tl1d)iaden m1f5ubangen, Sic ringsl1m,
belonoers o1d) oben, oltrdaus 0tdt
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5olep Nieren=8iuen entboIten gra'
Sc sic our &egulierung uno 6tarfung
ser 9(ftion ser Mieren uno 8la1en
notbpenoigen Sssngreoien3en. Ser iudt
lie IelbE. Molitor 9rug SO.
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Sin bcidranftes Sinh mag bon

Sin beid)ranftes Stub mag bon
&atur nidt 10 iein. Man9es @in5,
oos natiirlid aufgelpedt lit, eri9eint
trage nn0 abgeitumpft 1T ser 56ule,
neil iein 8lut uno 5pitem auBer Or6=
nung fins. Die 8efreiung pom 0ieie m
3uitanoe miro 6urd cine regelmdBige
8ebanolung NIT 6orni's Mpenfral=
ter erreidt. Seine miloen, ieoo6
mirflamen g%igenidaften fins beion=
bers fir Sic &leinen u,ro fir Yerionen
NIT geidtpadter &onititution ar1ge<
paBt. Ct lit feline Mpotbefer Meoi<
gin. SPECIAL Meenten liefern ibn>
o6er 6ie gigentbiimer, 0r. 3eter
6a6rnep Ii. Cons Co., 1876 g..
Sopne Mpe., Chicago, 81.
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idlieBen. Mon fann ii6 NIT Ieidter
MIbe iol9e 8eutel in 9eniinidter
@r0be aus 8apier ielbit leimen, fam
iie aber aud iebt nidt eben tbeuer
faufen. Dieie 8eutel baben sen @or=
aug, SOB iie i%rgeno,po a%ufgebanst tper-
Sen f0nneuL rno oab Sic Saden iid
nidt 6riiden.
Mbcr al16 anoere Sdpnlurober mer=
sen ru,l ,pieocr mobil. Sn pielen &C.
b6uoen lin6 Sic Mlneiien cine mab-
re Nlage, in5em iie iiber sic @peiie-
porr1t6e III S@ranf> @ammer un0
Seller b%erfallen. 8or itarfen @eru-
den MAIDEN Tie befanntlid febrt. Man
pertreibt Tie 6aber> inoem man 2ap-
pen al1slegt, sic NIT 8etroleum, Ser
pentin= ooer &ien0l INIT @arbol, 8en<
gin, &fergeilt g%etranft iin0. Sci
ser l6bt lid oas nidt iiberal bnrd)=
fiibren. Mon fa,m cine groBe Menge
5bierd)en mcgfanger1, me1m man eillel1
5dmanm1 nit 3lrder b%eltrel,t un0 an
Sic be%ilngelnd)te1 5tellen leat. 90
bolo ii1 sic Sdmarober reid)lid ein=
gefunocu boben, miro ser S6mamm
III beibes @alier gelporf fen ul1o fann
oonn, NIT friiden1 3l1der beltrelt,
arfs nelte a1sgelegt meroe1. SSn Sc
lp0lber llno &elleru fdl1gt nla,1 Mmei=
ien in mtgeltiir5ten 8lltment0pfen,
sic inne,l init @onig beltriden iino.
= Dit gelingt es, Sic 3ltgdnge ser
G6iere auf3ufinoeu; man madt oann
Sic 2oder entme6er nit Cement o0er
@ips felt gu, fam audi cine fodeno<
beiBe 20iung BOZ, Mlal1n o0er Iabaf
bineingieBen.
Mod mi0erlider fins Sdipaben.
Man Iegt 3l,tpeilen Sdmaben9ift aus,
aber oos lit lpegen ser an0eren Sbiere
be6enflid, 5l1mal Ser <noe un6 &o~
ber. 3l1 empfeblen mare cine Mi=
ldung bon 8orar, Mebl uno 3l.der
al gleid,en Tbeile,1, Sic man an Sic
Sdlupfl0der itrel1t, aus 6e1ten sic
5biere berporfrie6en.
Sin &1eioer,n, @Gide uro @iid)ern
ridtet 3l11peilen ser 3udergait - 6as
uTil4den" int @olfsmltto - unbeil
an. 9ieie burtigen, %iilbermeiBen @aite
fins Jeinoe ser 3ugIuft; mir fomnten
ibnen oaber 6l1r6 fleiBiges 9iiften
bel. Mon fann iie audi tn 2appen
fangen, sic nit &onig BENEFIT fins.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-15

Ger 59uft. = uBas iagen
Sic 5a5u? Sd treffe 9datl3e,. Bite
i'm, mir NIT 20 Marf aus Ser Ser
legenbeit 31 belfer, ser &erl' lebnt es
ab. SIT oaS nidt ein 56uft, ein gana
gemeiner?"
r@eben Sic ii6 feline Miibe, i@ Bin
al19 10 Elm S6uf."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-15

Deutlides 3ei@ en-. =
@ausfrau: uSit Srib6en id)on gu
&auie, @arie?"
&0din: SD CLAUDE, gnai' 5rau.
Sd bab' i'm nidJt fon1men ieben, ober
Sic &abe bot iib perfroden."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-15

Gin 8umpgenie. - st.:
r@at Ser Stu0ent 8umpn1eDer be1te
@rfolg gebam?"
Erofeiior: 80 ia!"
g.: uMlio en6lid BEL ton6en?"
Yrofelior: ~Das ni6t, aber es lit
gelungen, mid nit 20 Marf ar1-
3upumpen!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-15

8osboft. : Site SSungfer:: sd
bin Sic Sodter zines Giienbabninipef-
tors"
SEER: ~@as, BADEN 6enn gu ser
3eit i6on @iienbabnen eriitirt?"
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1911-06-22
EAST END.

Getting drier all the time down here.
Wheat cutting is over in this section.
Oat crop is being harvested but is very
light. Hay is almost failure.
Sunday school at Beulah Sunday was
we'll attended.
There was basket dinner and two
sermons at Hopewell Sunday.
Rev. Mundel attended commence
ment exercises and preached at Barnett
Sunday morning and Sunday and Mon
day nights.
Supt. johnson of Camden County, at
tended commencement at the Institute.
Messrs. Rhea II. Alice and J. X. Proc,
tor and families of Olean, came over in All
auto and attended commencement exer.
cises Friday and Friday night, visiting
with friends while here.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1911-06-22
UALNUT SRODF.

Rain needed, wheat all cut, oats will
not amount to very much, if we could
get rain corn would look fine.
Charley Hays and family, and Oscar
Scott ana family were visitors at John
Shank's last Sunday.
Mrs. l.. r. Renney mas returned to
Liberty, after pleasant visit with rela-
tives here.
Miss Grace Roark is attending school
at Warrensburg.
Mrs. Ed Kerfoot. of Sedalia attended
the Woolery-Lyles wedding last week.
Grandfather Sanford will be 10 years
old on the 29th of June.
Last Sunday was Aunt Charlotte Snor.
grass birthday anniversary and her
neighbors and friends gave her sur
prise birthday diuner. She, nor any OF
her family knew anything about the peo
pie coming, but of course enjoyed th'
occasion very much.