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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-11
IN eincm pur Der u@ationalMca=

Sn cincm ppr Der u@ational9lea=
,oe1np Of Science" III @aibington &C.
baltenen @ortrag uber &inoerlab=
mu1g legte Or. g. 6lerner pom
u&odefeuer Snititnte Of Meoical &e=
leorh" oor, es gebe fein ipectfiides
@eilmittel fir 0ieie &ranfbeit, oaber
miilie 0ieielbe 0atrd Grapentiomittel
befGmpft mer0en. @r belobte Ste BON
pielen 5taaten gemadten Mnitrengnn=
gen, Ser seude ourb Sic @ori6rift
entgegen5llmirfen, 0aB oerartige gr=
franfungen Sen 8eb0roen ange5eigt
meroen miiiien inns Sic franfen Sinner
unter 9uarantdne geiteat meroen.
9lud conitutirte er, oaB felt 6em Mnf=
treten ser aranfbeit in epi6emiider
Storm in oen Ser. Staaten 10000
grfronfungsfaue porgefommett n1o
Don Sen erfrunften &in6ern 10000
bis $4,000 gu &riippeln gemoroen
lin6.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-11
,yGs iiberrald)t nus our nid5t,"

vGS MberralDt nus 8ar 1ttd)fr"
ldreibt flar uno b~eritanoig sic Dem
bo6m1ten @r5biidofAu iglep maize lte-
benoe Gbicagoer uMem 8orlo," oaB
Sic uyoung Men's @briitian Mliocia-
ton" iid Den &atboliten gegeniiber
ais intolerant uno engber5ig ermeiif
Mber oas iiberraidt tins, oaB iid 8a-
tbolifen NIT bieiem @erbanoe einlal-
len. geben oenn tatbpliihe Mdnner
nidt ein, oaB iie ais MitgIieoer oie-
ler @ereinigung fatbolii@e Mnid)all<
urger1 uuo fatboliides 2eben befeboen
belfen! ,Die &flidt Ser aatboIifen
liegt flar auf ser Sano. Sic beitebt
oarin, unlere fatboliiden jungen 2er1-
tie unter fatboliide ginfliiiie gu ltelz
len uno cine fatboliide Mtmoipbare
I'M iie fer gu idaffen, sic iie felt ge=
gen sic elaubensloien uno iittenloien
gtr0mungen unierer Gage" Die
gertreter zines maiierigen MQer1pelts>
driltentbums in Ser ~. 30. 6. g."
laiie man rubig lire @ege gebea.
sic f6nnell nit ibren @erfen nur
Sem imponircn, scr ii6 ourd diiubere
grfolae blenoen l6bt uno sic 8urm=
lti6e nidt gu %erfennen permag, MEL
de ste religi6ien uno iittliben Mn=
idauungen Ser 81. sc. s. g." 6urd-
lodern. r.u
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-11

iden 9trumpfmirfer. ga sic &fal-
5er Muiifanten nidt iunaer Griibial
blalen moQten, 10 .bluien" tie mand-
NAL - nit aus 5pmpatbie, fir If
re ladiiiden 2eioenssenoiien, Die
Strumpfmirfer - oas id0ne 2ieo:
gu 2auterbu9 bab' i mel 5trumpf
perlorn." 9lber mas meib Elm &om-
miliar @iuiams bon 2artterbad?
Sir i'm lit 0as nl1r ser 9eame clues
%hefannten Seem Dorfer MnmaltS uno
Holitifers.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-11
8enn Der 9emtid)e in bieiem 2anbe

~SSuAt W. ~S"%IuvS ~s~IS"'
ieine Sprade erbalten unb menn er
ieinen olten sitten u10 @ebrdr1=
den f%eitgebalten bdtte, 10 mare sic
MISUNDERSTANDING Union beute oeutid.
Ser 9eutihe fat aber feline Mationalt=
TIT obgeitreift, mie ein ,altes @elpano,
un6 mdbreno ser bier geborene -Sobn
bon bier geborenen gltern, 6eren
@roBeltern aus Srlan6 itammten,
ii6 INNER nod einen Srlanoer
idimpft, lit oas &in0 6eutider @ltern
bier in. pielen 6auen Ser 6euti@en
Sprode nidt mebr madtig un6 min
audi bon, sen oeutiden Sitten nno
@ebrGuden nihts mebr miien. Da<
Der iino sic Deutlden. INNER auf 6te
neue @intpanoerung atge1pieien gene
len, menn iie iih bier erbolten mon-
ten. Man fonnte iid 6ieies Mufge=
ben Ser Deutiden in.6em &merifaner-
tbum idon gefonen la1ien,: mer1n mons
ni6t .lpie6er uno. INNER pie6er. bon
Sen inteuigenteiten Mmerifunern bo~
rem fonnte, bob mir .bie Deutihen bier
10 iebr 1ofbig boben. l1no. nidt Der
oeutidbleibenoe Deutide, ionoern Der
gebiloete Mmerttarer lit es, ser ben
Deutiden am meiiten peradtet, Der
iid ieines 8aterlan6es unb ieiner
Mutteriprade iIbdmt uno nidt mebr
oeuti9 fem min.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-11
Sic uSmtcrnatipmal &arpeher g."

Sic rSnternatiunal 9arpeter g."
fat ioeben ibren Sagresberidt ber=
ausgegeben, aus 6em gu erleben tit,
6aB Sic @eienidaft a%ugenblidlid 3d.
743 2eute beihaftigt; sic @eiammt-
ausgaben fir @ebalter, 20bne, &en=
lionen a1no ltnteritiibungen beliefen
iib auf $29,279,057. Mebr ais 5000
MngeiteGte iin6 Mftionare Ser @eieq=
l6oft. @dbren6 0es Sabres 1910
p%erfaufte sic @eieuidaft 5armmaidi=
men l1no ionitige Mrtifel fir $101,=
166,358; mebr ais elm Drittel bacon
entfiel auf 6os Muslan0. Ser Stein
ge}pinn belief ii6 auf $16,084,8t9,
etmas mebr als II Yro5ent. 0urd
Sen gepaltigen &an0el nit bem Mus=
lanoe fat Sic @eieni6aft es fir mo-
tbig befunoen, 3meigfabrifen III
@eutl6lano, 6ranfreid, &uBlan0 u16
5dmeoen ein5uri6ten. Sci ibrer
@riinoung int Sabre 1902 fabri5ierte
Sic Sci eniGoft auslhlieBlib lano=
mirtbi6oftlide Maidinen, un0 5par
oerbaltniBmaBig menig fir 6as Aus=
lmno; beute mer0en auBeroem 8ag<
CONS, @aiolinmaihinen, Mrtotpagen
un6 2altmagen bergeitellt. Sic Sc
lenlboft fat a11genblidli6 einen Nlan
fir Mrbeiterldut in Nusarbeitupg,
SER auf Sen &rin8ipien o%ufgebal't lit,
oaB sic Snouitrie fir iraenomel6e
l1nfdue boftbar lit un6 Sic Soften So
fir nod elmer beitimmten Stala
prompt ausbe5oblt tperben iouen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-11

IS lit fanm 5m sesreifen, ,uie flein=
li6 iaditide @roBtnouitrieue 6enfen
f%0nnen, 0aB lie ginmenoungen gegen
Sen 8eiud amerifanii6er @ei9dfts=
lellte maden, neil bieielben pieueidt
etmas bon ibrer 6abrifationsmeiie
abguden nn6 bieielbe BEL ibrer @iid=
febr bier benuben f0nnten. Sci Sen
iibrigen 6euti6en @ei9GftsIeuter tper=
ben sic amertfanii9en @aite UNI 10
freunolider aufgenommen mer6en
uro iiberau ber5li6es @ntgegenfom=
men ftnben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-11
9ie @eliaton int SHentlidjen nnter-

ridtsmeien lautet bie pom 81. 8ater
BEL timmte bodit midtige uno ni@t
min0er 5eigemaBe @eneralintention
SEES @ebetsapoitolats fir Sen Monat
Mai. Muf sem gan5en groenrunoe
lift Sic 5dule ser Mngriffspunft Ser
airtenfeinoe, fat Sic religioie Gr5ie=
6ung beute i6mere &fe GIT bette
ben. Gin allgemeiner international
Ter &riegs5ug .gegen sic &eligion in
ser shule lit int Gang. l1no oie
6olgen oapon? @ermiloerung Ser
Sugeno, piele Selbitmor0e iogar BON
Minoerjabrieen, Mangel an M6tung
DOR ieoer meni6liden unO fir6li6en
Obrigfeit, religioie @lei@gultigfeit,
ldanoli6e MiBmirtbidaft uno Be-
triigerei int 0ffentlihen, politiiden
u116 ge1daftilden 9eben, uim. @as
fonnte bober 5eitgemdBer iein als bie=
ie General S11tertion? @olle oaber
Elm ieoer inn 8ereine nit oem gan5en
8ebetsapoitolate 0as Ser5 Seiu, 6es
g0ttlifen &incerfreunoes, anr1fen
u11o beitiirmen, oaB es in ieiner 9a-
lnodt in Sen &egierungsfammern al
Ter Climber begeilterte 6reunoe Ser
briitlihen, religi01en gr5iebung er=
mede uno ibr gum Sriumpbe perbelfe
sum @oble ser &inoer uno Ser
staoten> CUR Musbreitung oes &ei&eS
Gbrilti uno CUR @bre @ottes.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-11
@ad5 Den Mittbeilnneen oes aai-

@ad) Den Mfittbeilnnsen bes Sat-
lerliden itatiltiihen Mmtes iino i'm
Sabre 1910 25,531 oeuti6e Nuswan=
Derer bel Dr0ert moroen, oopon 21,4O9
iiher oeutibe @afen, Sic iibrigen 5l1=
m1eilt iiber b0qanoiide Ylabe. Mls
Meile5iel muroen BON 22,773 Sic Ser
eiuiateu Staaten bon Mmerifa ange=
geben, BON MIR 16 Afrifa. 0ie3abl Ser
Nl1smunoernoe,1 inn Sabre 1910 lit
iebr gering inn @ergleih gu Ser Mus=
manoerer5abl in sen Sobren 1881
ul1o 1882, sic iiber 100000 binaus=
ging.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-11
Die Bail Ser 9entjd)en, bie fir Bic

9ie GAIL Ser 9entiden, bic fir Bic
l1nion in Sen 8iirgerfrieg 3ogen, miro
neueren grmittlungen 5ufolge anf
runo $4,000 angegeben, gegn 1872
600 Srlanoer uno onoertbalb Minio=
men eingeborerer Mmericaner. Seem
Sort auein. fteute $4,000 Deuti@-
=Mmerifaner ms 6el6, Ohio iber 90
600 Mann, NennipIoania 1900,
Suinois $4,000. @isconiin 10000
Meiiiouri 10000 Monn Deutid=Mme=
rifaner. = Dos Deut16tbum Ser
Ser. Staaten bat iein reolid' Sbetl
int Sample UNI sic grbaltung ser
Union beigetragen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-11
Hraiibent Salt fat sic @pffnmnge,

Yraiioent Salt fat bic @offnmnsen
ser Sdieosgeridts : gntbuiioiten ct
mas berabgeltimmt, inoem er ibnen
SEN @utb gegeben fat, an einen etmai=
gen Sd)ieosgeridtspertrag nit eng
lano nidt 5u groBe grlpartungeu 5n
fniipfen. Sic batten bereits g%eglaubt,
SuB Da6urh bas Srieoensmtqennirm
berbeigefubrt per0en miir6e, er er=
flart aber, 0aB Sizes nur Elm S6ritt
ouf 0em @ege lei, ser bieleidt ein=
mai gum 3iele fubren moge. 8is
oobin miro es oleroings nod quite
@eile boben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-11
@ahreno bier bic Mrbeitcr 81

@abreno bier bic Nrbeitcr Sic
Ieier oes Maitages nit Snl5enie=
ring elmer Mn5abl 5treifs begangen
bobel1, boben III 9eutidlanO un0 De-
lterreib : ltngarn cine groBe Menge
&eriummll1ngen itattgefun0en, Sic
ober ale frieolid perlaufer fins. SSt1
sen Ser amnllungen ,gelangten 8e=
id)liiile sur Mnnabme, in 0enen Ser
Mbriiitl1ng int Sntereiie 6es @elt=
frieoel1s bas @ort gere0et mnroe.
24nolid), littli6.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-11
Sic 8eridte ses 3enimsbmrea1s

Die 8eridte ses 3eninsbnremts
1aiien eri eben, 0aB int 9urdi6nitt
MIR 81 &in6er bon bier %geborene11
6rauen CUR @elt gebraht mer6en,
mabren0 Eel gingetpauoerten ser
9urdidnitt iid auf IA erbobt. @ei=
ter 5eigen 0ieie 8eridte, 6aB in Sen
fleinen Srti6aften mebr &in6er ge=
boren meroen, als in Sen groBen
StoOten, un6 6aB sic Negerralie nod
ser @erpflan5ung nab Dem Moroen
auf Sem M%uSiterbeetat 1tebt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-11
On ben 1ffentlidlen @dnlem Der

w UtH VHe"7e" Se1'*e" w
Sta6t Bremen lit ser obligatorii6e
%ltnterridt in ser englii6en Spra6e
eir1gefiibrt mor0en. Die @%an6elsber-
rem Ser alten &%aniaitaot an ser @e=
ier miiien sen @ertb ser Spra6fennt=
nil1e gu ifdten. Sci Sen naben Be-
5iebunger 5u england uno Sen Ser.
Staaten NOR natiirli6 6as @ngfi9e
gu %bepor5ugen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-11
9ie Madtba6er anf ellis Sslas,b

ser Ginmanberungsitotion, tpunoern
ii9 bariiber, tparum 10 bieIe Ser bort
6etinierten Deutiden bas i90ne 2ie6
r3n 2nrterba9 bnb' i mel Strumpf
perlorn" imnter Dor ii9 %biniummet1,
pfeifen ober iingen. Das itarnr1t nod
aug Ser 3eit, 90 sic I1itigen BfaI5er
Muiifanten auf ser Sniel 5uriidgebal-
ten maren uno gIeid8eitig sic iddii.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-09-10

lcogent letter, they of the minority will te
 well able to take care of themselves in
 an Irish parliament, which will be theirs
 as well as ours" His lordship reiterated
 the conviction, shared by every national-
 ist, that everything reasonable will te
 done to secure perfect equality of rights | for all under home rule
 | Some interesting facts are at hand con cerning Protestant Ulster'' Statistics show, however. that taken as a whole, l Ulster is Al per cent Catholic. Five out l of the nine counties are overwhelmingly Catholic. In two. where the Protestants
 are in a majority, the Catholic minority Is over 45 per cent, and in the two others
 the Catholic minority is over 3l per cent in the one and over 20 per cent in the other. In the city of Belfast the Catholic minority is over 24 per cent of the popu- lation. Ulster returns 33 members of the house of commons. of whom 16 are na- tionalists, and the voting at the last cleo ton shows majority in the total polling of the provinces of 1298 in favor of home rule. These figures. as Mr. Redmond has pointed out, shed an interesting light on the probability of Ulster men lining the
 ditches and offering armed resistance 10 home rule. ao
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-09-10
How to Remove 8
 Bad Complexion
(From London Fashions)


 Cosmetics can never really help a poor complexion; often they are posi- lively harmful. The sensible rational way is to actually remove the thin veil of stifling, half-dead scarf skin from the face and give the fresh, wig orous and beautiful young skin un- derneath a chance to show itself and to breathe.
 This is best done in a very simple way. by merely applying mercolized wax at night like cold cream and washing it off in the morning Good mercolized wax can be obtained from any well stocked druggist. It absorbs the disfiguring cuticle gradually and harmlessly, leaving a brilliant natural complexion.i Of course this also takes with 1t all such facial blemishes as red b1otches. tan, moth patches, sal lowness, liver spots, pimples, etc. As a freckle remover and general com plexion beautifier this old-fashioned remedy is unequaled.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-09-10

roads, S23, ,575; industrials and miscel- leanous, $3,77s.55; electric railways, S,- 71l,370 New York city, s2,40o,0oo; all other cities, counties, states and territories Of the United States. $S,108,0ss government bonds, sl94,245
 The estimate of interest disbursements is based on sl,O7s s4ls.co9 railroad bonds. s1S ,2l4,JO0 industrial and miscellaneous bonds, s23S. 90,000 street or electric rali- way bonds, sl52.5l0OO state and city bonds (exciusiye of New York city), and s25, ,Ss95 59o government bonds. upon which a quarterly interest payment is made In September.
 Disbursements thus far for 1911 aggre- gate sl ,1s3,5 ,500,0c0 made up in the follow ing fashion: September, s95.o0O0O00; Au- gust, s83, ,5o0.0O0; July, s251,Oo0, eco; June, ss0, 0,000,OO0; May, si0e,o00.000; April, s15o, o0o,0oo; March. s1ls,GooG6; February, $S5,- o0O,0oo, and January $211,0oo.00o.
 The railroads are looking for an in- crease in business.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-09-10
Underground Water From the Louisville Courier Journa al,

E
 The dependence of underground water supply upon rainfall was clearly shown by the government survey of the drainage basin of the Arkansas river in Kansas. 1t was found that the underfiow has it's origin in the rainfall on the sand hills to the south and the bottom lands and plains to the north of the river. In times of flood the river itself contributes to the underground flow. When the river was high the underground water was found, by means of electrical measurements, to be moving away from the river channel at the rate of about eight feet in 24 hours. The general movement of the under ground water is from to Il feet in 24 hours.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-09-10
ome all the possible obstacles that may

come all the possible obstacles that may remain, that they are now, as Mir. Devln puts it, opening the final campaign.
 Among these possible obstacles the DOW CTS of delay retained by the lords, serious as they are, do not hold the first place. It is on the possibilities of faction at home that the opponents of home rule, now more than ever. are driven to rely. Tho dangers of the factionist course are trenchantly dealt with in the Bishop of
 Raphoe's letter
 The Ballybofey meeting, held in the |strongholds of Nationalist Ulster, dealt, naturally, with the alleged opposition of that very mixed entity called '.Ulster' 10 home rule. MT Swift MacNeill, in his person and in his speech, gave an answer to the cries about intolerance towards Protestants. The Protestants of the north-
 east corner are beginning, one may hope, | to weary of this perpetual stage timidity Imposed on them by their political die
 hard" leaders. They know in their hearts
 that, as the Bishop of Raphoe said in his
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-09-10
BIG HOLIDAY FOR
 KING AND QUEEN

sinla. September 9.-(Special. )-Or1ers have been issued directing that December !, the day of the state entry of the King and Queen into Delhi, and December 12, the day of the Imperial Durbar, shall De observed as public holidays.
 A royal proclamation will be read In every town and village in India on Decem- Der 12, and a portrait of the King will be exhibited on all government and public buildings, which will be illuminated in the evening. Lord Hardinge, the Viceray expresses the hope that arrangements will be made throughout the length and breadth of Hindustan for the feeding of the poor, and for sports, displays of fire works and school treats.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-09-10
DAnnunzio's Light

From the Springfield (Mass) Republican
 Somebody tells that the Italian roet ray of sunlight never enters. The room is hung with Tyrian purple tapestries and the little light that the poet needs comes from an electric bulb behind an amethyst shade Of course this may be a satire on D'Annunzio's writings morbid and erotic. in which Q ray of light nevar, en- ters. k.z
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-09-10
Explosion at Wedding

Constantinople. September 9.-(Special Jewish powder merchant named Va nina was celebrating his wedding in th' village of Sinan. in the Yemen, when ; terrific explosion occurred in one of ih, rooms where powder was stored Tn bride and bridegroom and 2S guests wer blown up and perished, some of then being terribly mutilated.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-09-10
IRELAND NOW SEES
 HOPE 0F VICTORY

Dublin, September 9.--tSpecial) The one great question in Ireland now is as to when the home rule bill will be intro- luced in the British parliament :.nd passed. That it will be introduced and passed within the next six months is re-
 no~'ain rnd the prediction is freely made that within three years the
 ...>-.. win meet Tn Dublin.
 only one thing will prevent this, accord Ing to the Irish idea, that Is the defeat of the liberal government on some other passed under the terms of the parliament chance is regarded as negiiDle.
 The way is now clear" in the words of the Bishop of Raphoe's letter at a great meeting for that measure of home rule for which not the will, but the way, has been lacking to the British democracy for some years past.
 Dr. ODonnell anticipates that the lords, now that their teeth have been drawn. may not make much of fight against home rule. knowing that they are powor- less to stop it. Certainly the present con- dition of the unionist party, in lords Of commons. does not promise any very formidable or concentrated resistance. But the nationalists of Ireland are taking no chances. and 1t is in spirit exultant, ut calmly determined, watchful 70 oycr-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-09-10

Policemen all over the world use r I Z Policemen stand on their feet all day and know what sore, tender. Rweaty, swollen feet really mean. They use T IZ because T z cures their feet right up. It keeps feet in perfect con- hition. Read what this policeman has to say: ''I was surprised and delighted with TIZ for tender feet. I hardly know how to thank you enough for it. It's superior to powders or plasters. I can keep my feet in perfect condition. Believe in my earnest gratitude for TIZ. am a policeman and keep on my feet all day."--Emzy Harrell, Aus tin, Texas.
 You never tried anything like TIZ before for your feet. It is different from anything ever before sold.
 TIZ is not a powder. Powders and other foot remedies clog up the pores. TIZ draws out all poisonous exuda- lions which bring on soreness of the feet, and is the only remedy that does. TIE cleans out every pore and glort- fies the feet-your feet.
 You'll never limp again or draw up your face in pain and you'll forget about your corns, bunions and call louses You'll feel like a new person.
 TIZ is for sale at all druggists at 26c per box, or 1t will be sent you direct, if you wish, from Walter Luther Dodge Co.,, Chicago, III.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-09-10
nIcoRp,S VITAL A 0RATIvE

Restores Men's Vitality. Price $1. At nIl sfruEEists. AIwoys os hand at Collier Drug Co.,. l00 Nors. sOth Atxeet, Mnll oFdesD sOllclted
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-09-10
HOTEL WILLARD

s6sh s. near BroacSr:. overlooking Hudson River kvies with bath $2 ger day and up American and European plan.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-09-10

HOTEL DARLINGTON 27TH ST, NEAR BROADWAY.
 Rooms s1.00 per day and up
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-09-10
Sale of New Bags

A lot of new fancy Back Combs, all hand polished, mounted in brilliants and pearls. Values up to $300. Special for quick sell ing; each ............,........s.. 69c Guess who's here! Mr. Twee-D -Deedle and his family It's the new DOLL the child ren are crying for
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-09-10
HOTEL BRISTOL

l12 W. 18TH ST. BET 9TH S TTH AYES. Rooms
 LOO. priv. bath. s1.50: Am PL. sa.5e
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-09-10

HOTEL GKEGORIAN o5th St.. Bet. Broadway and 9th Ave- New York City Large Room with Bath. s20 per day.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-09-10
HOTELS

Broadway, Barclay & Nesey Streets
 'THE DOWNTOWN HOTEL" All pars City easily accessible by Elevated, Subway eunsce Cars Eur. Plan. Moderate Rates
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-09-10

36=inch Lining Satins, in cream, black and all colors. $1.00 values, specially priced for Monday; yard .79c
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-09-10

New fall style Ladies Hand Bags, in vel vets and satines, with fancy gold and sil- yer frames. Long cord handles. $2.00 values, each 98c Just received by express-new lot Hair Barrettes, in plain and fancy carved. Reg ular 25c value, each .......... .10c
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-29
DEcALoCuE roR MEN.

Because the Mosaic laws seem 10
make little impression on some men,
tho Rev William b Willard, OF Chi
cage, has prepared the following com
mandmtnts up-to-datc. which are
planned to meet modern conditions:
Thou shalt not neglect thy home
Tor lodge, or club. or fraternity. or
saloon or any male meeting place of
nny kind whatsoever
Thou shalt not he a gallant in So
Gieiy a diplomat In business and an
autocrat AT homo.
Thou SHALT not compel thy wife to
ASK for every needed penny: neither
shalt thou dole out the same like
sour-faccd charity.
Thou shalt not allow thy wife to
become q household drudge. enslayed
by cook stove. broom and babies.
Thou shalt no, smoke ten cent
cigars and wear sill; socks while thy
wife wears last years hat and Thy
sons wear hand me down pants.
Thou shalt not quaH the flowing
bowl sit in at poker or play the races
on pain OF thy sons damnation.
rhou shalt not neglect needful dis
eipiine. lest thy sons and thy daugh.
ters stray into crooked paths: neither
shalt thou be harsh and hard
handed tyrant, lest thy children de-
spiae these and thy teachings
Thou shalt not neglect the educa-
iiOn of thy children In order that they
win Immature strength and unprc-
pared minds, may help thee bear the
burden of support.
Thou shalt not farm out the rcii
Hions training of thy children to any
minister. sunday school teacher. reli.
Sious zealot OF any kind, or even to
'heir mother. Thou myself shalt in
Struct them in righteousness. ana shalt
te'.1 them in the path which growetr
brighter and brighter unto the per.
feet day"
y good man: people have tried to
edit and rewritc the Ten Command
'n"nts. but the original ten are SIN the
best ond most comprehensive