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The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-05-15
American Association
STANDING

At Milwaukee: Milwaukee ?, St. Paul 3.
 At Indianapolis: Indianapolis 0. Co., lumbus |.
 At Toledo: Toledo 6. Louisville 5. At Kansas City: Kansas City Is, Minneapolis 3.
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ODD FELLOWS
BUT STRANGELY And noticeably colncident Is
BLACH'S TRADE SALE

It happens as though for the sole benefit of representatives to the Grand Lodge. It comes just when it can be of the greatest service to them and many are taking advantage. That, however, is up to them" whether they-and others buy or not--How about these
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International League

At Buffalo: Buffalo 13, Providence 5. At Rochester: Rochester ,. Newark 4. AT Toronto. Toronto 6, Baltimore |. At Montreal: Montreal 1. Jersey City '.
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VISITING SPORTING WRITERS

Julian Murphy, sporting editor of the Atlanta Journal. Is daily spectator of the defeats of the Crackers. He thinks his team will turn the tables today. all though he admits the strength of the Barons.
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Chicago Wins From Champs

Philadelphia. May 14.-Chicago made it three straight victories over the worlds champions when they won todays game by to o. Benz was given wonderful sup port, especially by the outfelders, who pulled down several hard drives coomps was knocked off the rubber in five in- nings and Pennock. formerly of the We nonah N. Y., Military academy. who made his debut. pitched the last four in- nings and did excellent work score
 R.H E. Chicago ...............20 .20t 2lO OIO-7 2 ! Philadelphia ..........O .O09 GOO ooo-0 ? Batteries: Benz and Kuhn; Coombs, Pennock and Lappe Time, 1:50. Um- pires, Connolly and Hart
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|BARONS DUPONT VETERANS.
 YOUTH STEADIER THAN AGE
IN FIFTH, CRACKERS SLEEP AND ELLAM STEALS SECOND-HE SCORED WINNING RUN ON OUT AND SACRIFICE
SOUTHERN LEAGUE STANDING
Results Yesterday

Birmingham ?, Atlanta 1. Montgomery 2, Nashville 1. Chattanooga 1, New orleans 0. Memphis ', Mobile 0.
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THE EXCHANGE CAFE, IN THE POST CARD EXCHANGE, IS NOW UN- DER ITS FORMER MANAGEMENT. W. H. FAULKNER, PROPRIETOR; WILLIAM l.. HOLLAND, MANAGER.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-05-15
STANDING
Senator's Lose Close Game

Washington, May 14.--Cleveland defeated Washington today in a pitchers battle, to 2 Gregg and Groom each allowed but four hits. A double play by cashlon and Henry featured the game. Score:
 R.H F. Cleveland .............AO00 00O 0213 Washington ..............O0 .O0O 900 Oo2--2 8 Batteries: Gregg and Livington; Groom and Henry. Time, 1:35. Empires, Dineen and Perrine.
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AME WAS SLOW AND SPECTA- TORS WERE FEW AND FAR BETWEEN-HOw THE RUNS WERE MADE
SOUTHEASTERN STANDING
Results Yesterday

Eessemer 5, Rome 4. Anniston 3. Selma ?. Gadsden Ii, Huntsville 1.
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Games Today

Rome in Bessemer. Selma in Anniston. Gadsden in Huntsville.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

Plttsbnrg -New York; raln.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-08
Sic @elt9tom lit Der Gr:
5iebn 6.

Ser frl1dtrei6e 8alt11 inn bliibe11=
Sen @ai uno mieoer int iegenipen=
oe11oen SCRIPT; beioemale mel6 frel1=
bigger Nnblid! Sett oieie BIiitben<
praft gleidJ Sent bod3eitliden5 dmud
elmer 8raut, uno Damn oiele - + errliden
5riidte, unter beren 2oit sic Melte
lt9 beugen. Da muB man nit pol1=
item &edte idlieBen: oieier 8aum
ma1B iider cine geiunoe, frdftige 8ur=
sci baben.
@as Nun aber fir Sen 8aum Die
8ur5el, 6os lit fit sic 6amilie sic
@eliaion. Mus 6ieier @ur5el mddyilt
fir Tie aQes Cute u1r0 Sd0ne, rel
der Segen beraus. Sa elmer 6ami-
lie, mo- &eligion o1s oie @auptiade
gilt, finbet man treue &flidterfiil=
lung, itrenge &in6er5udt, Seaen, Sic
be un6 Gintradt. SIN Samilien1eben
aelte alio sic erite Gorge Sem &eli=
gtoien, Ser &eligion.
Das @rite un6 Q1nerIaBli@e 1T,
baB Dor Muem sic &in6erer5iebung
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-08
Onfel Sans 9Mrit.

Gas Sabr 1911 NOR iomobl auf
politiidem mie mlf Sem @ebiete oes
@anoels eines ungefldrter Berbdlt=
nile. l1no mie ltets in iolhen 3eiten
mirtbihaftlider Stagnation maren eS
Sic 9urusartifel, Sic inter oielem
3uitanoe Defenders 81 leiSen batten.
meroings m11B n1an iid biten, aus
SEN Ssmport5ablen 3. g. fir @etran=
fe, mie iie Ste 3oQitattittf aufwetitt,
&iididliiBe ouf Sen @eidaftsgang
Ser ein5ellien @randen 5u i1den,
81 ons Sohr 1910 infolae Ser 0ro=
benoen 3oaer60G1ngen iibernormale
Sl11porte in auen Sortc11 bradjte. 3u=
riidgegangen lit eigentlih min Die
ginfubr in Gbampagner u11o oies in=
folge oes allgemeinen Sparl amfeits=
prin5ips, oos neau6e, Sic friiber of
ne Seft nid)t msfomnlen SIT f0nne1
gla11bten, jebt nah billigeren @ein=
lorten greifen ldBt. Smmerhm gibt es
old 10 nod, uie sic 3abl Ser impor=
tiertcn 6laid1en - 1856, 72O-lebrt,
geniigeno 9iebbaber 0ieies e6len
Stoffs.
Sic Ginfubr oeutider &eine bat
me1iger urter a6nebmen0er Nadfra=
ge, ais u,1ter Ser g%eringen &roouf=
tfon un6 ser oaour6 beOingten Brets=
erb0bung gu lei0en gebabt. Sic ab<
nabme ibnes Supports gesen c;as
goriabr betrdgt ungefdbr 10000
@allonen, mabren6 u1garii@e, 8or+
oea1ur un6 8urgun0ermetne iomie
leidte California uno on0ere hieitge
@eine cine iturfe 3una5me 5eigen.
Sim auffdQiglten lit Ser &iifgang bel
italienii ben .@etnen pon f,457,f0O
@ollonen inn Sabre 1910 n1f mir
$4,000 @allonen int @orjnbr. Mu9
iGmntlidJe ipaniihe Warfen. Ma=
oeira, Sort, 5berrp 5eigen cine sb-
nobnne, mogegen Sic gi1rfltbr in
Gognacs 0urb sic @rii1Snng neuers
Mgenturen bier, ipe5ieu Ser Don Ee=
oro 2omecq geitieqen lit. gualiide
unS @ol0noild)e Gins bielten lih auf
ibrer friiberen Sole, Sdotttlde
uno Sriide @bisfeps ioaar. NSnrpor=
tierte 2ifore iino infolge Ser @erbei i
ierl,ng Ser beiniidje,l HrpSuftion 5u=
riidgegangen, oagegen lit ser Ser
brol,d bieligen @bisfep5 aefal!:n.
Iieielbe Gl1olit6ts5l1nahn1e in oen
biergebrauten Mles fat sic ginfub1,
,abIen trenn6cr Marfen er11ieorigf.
Te11tlde 8iere, sic Don 100000
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-08

JIG Nufbebu1rg 0es 3olles Sic &reilc
5er teioen Mrtite( obi olut nidt f.
|einfluiien. IS giebt fein 9ano, oaS
init ieinen Gr5augniiien ousbelfen
f0nnte, oenm &onooa, aus bas man
oafiir gelegentlid 8e5l,g genomlne1
fat, fauft einen Ibeil ieines Gier=
beEarfes in Sen Ser. Staten. @obl
in ridtiger @rfenntniB, 0ab NIT oielcr
Nrt 8epeisfiibrlr1g nidts onaufangen
lei, iu6t Elm an0eres @latt ieine 2eler
oa0urh fir ieine frau ien S0een 81 &C.
minnen, ooB es friidmeg bebauptet,
menn Ser 3ou al1f gier nidt tpare,
miiroen Sic @iifner reid1lider legen,
inns 6a11n miir0en Sic Gier BON felber
billiger mer0en. Sol6e @erriicften
5eige,1, mie notbpen0ig es lit, e1olid)
&larbeit 0ariiter 81 ibaffen, melde
ltriaden 5uiammengen,irft bohen, sic
Sbeuera1ng berbei51fiiGren, Senn 3d.
ourd ollein fam Ser abittGtliGen ST.
refiibru11g 0es El1blifums Elm gnSe
gen1aft meroen. Ser Er6ii6ent idldQt
gu oieiem 3metfe cine inter11ationole
&onferen5 Dor, 0eren Ml1fgabe es lein
lou, nidt bloB Sic l1riaden Ser Sbeue=
rung 81 ermitteln, ionOern sic al1d}
nah Mitteln un0 @egen Nusidau 5al=
ten ion, pie pieoer norn1ale Hreiie
berbeigefiibrt mer6en f0nnten. 60
piel itebt beute idon feit, 0ab Sic ltr=
laden in Ser @auptlaGe in alien 2an=
bern sic gleiden iin0, abar nirgeno=
mo- bat man iib Bis jebt buriiber eini=
gen fonnen, melder 9lrt Sic ltria6en
fins. 9as glaubt Ser Braliocnt 0urd)
6ie angeregte &onfere,15 erreiben 81
f0inl1en, uno ga sic Soften fir Sic It.
tetligten 26noer - sic ntnfengreibes1
itatiitiiden Mrbeiten miiBten onbeim
erleoigt meroen - MIR qering iei,1
miir0en, lit nidt eriidtdid, mas sen
&ongreB perniinftiger @eiie peran=
loilen fonnte, SEN &ori6lag ces Nr0ii=
Senten a%b5ulebnen. Sem 9a1roe fam
0urd cine iol6e &onferen; MIR ge=
niibt mer6en. @enn mat1 cineu 81
fentlid)en ue6elitanb beieitigen miG,
muB man Dor auem Sic treibenoen
nriaden fennen. Tins Sic fon,1en
3uperldllig MIR arf Sem bonn ErGji6en=
ten be5eidneten @ege erntittelt mer=
SEN. ......
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-08
Neme &oti1aitem beS
&r6noemtem.

Nr0lioent 5aft fat oenl &pllgreB
6reitag n1e6rere @otlduften 5llgepell
laIlen, in melden er Nngelegenbeiten
bon a1gemeinem Sntereiie bebal1belt.
SSn elmer Ser 8otiduften tritt CT oa=
fir Elm, 0aB Sem Serritorium Mlasfu
mebr 6iiriorge 5ltgemenoet mer0e; o(s
linn bis jeBt 5utbeil gemor0en lit. Son
Ser alsge0ebnten &ontroperie, sic
0urd SEN San @allinaer ei,1geleitet
1pur0e, fat ienes ferne @e6iet menig
@ort6eil gebabt. ltnternebmungen,
Sic 0an1als int @ange maren l,r10 Sic
mirtbidaftlide @ridlieBung 6es Ser
ritoriums gum 3med butten, iin6 gum
Stiultan0 gefommen. Sic in Mus=
iidt genontmenen gtienbabnbal1ten
fins ol1f unbeitimmte 3eit perl6oben
mor6en, uno menn 6as Serritorium
in ieiner gntmidelung ni6t 6ouerno
5l1riidbleiben loq, miro sic 8unoesre=
gierung fir oas fopfideu getnadte
&rpattapital ein5uipringen boben.
9esbalb empfieblt ser Erditoent SEN
8alt elmer @iienbabn, oamit enolid
Sic M0glidJfeit geidnffen miro, Sic
reiden NaturidsdBe 0es 2an0es nl,t=
bringen6 5t berlpert6en. gr ltebt na6
mie Dor auf 6em Stanopunfte, oob
Ser Staat iid niht als l1nternebmer
betbdtiaen iou, mo- maj itd ebenio
gut ouf Yrtoatunternebnl1ngen Der
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-08

gu reriuhen, unp ,1adbem i6 bier Sloz
iden aenpm1uen. tam ib lagen, oaB t9
. lIt1notg gebeilt luur.
1tnfabta sur grbeit.
@err Guitap @inmelreid, !0oe1beiln,
Geras. ldreibt:
~Wcbrere Sabre lang mon id lei6eub,
ipern ih mir cine Grf6ltlng 3lt5og. an
ernlten 9lltbmo<M nfdllen, tpelthe geipDbnz
lid NIT Sen aIltdgliden 9eimmitteln berz
trteben lpurben.
u2ettes sabr aber mar if obt 900
untc humit 9eplagt obne l1uterbredung
rnb 5lpar 10. ooBa i6 gang rro gar feline
Nrbciten berricJten fourte. SIZE berldiebez
nen Mebi5ineu, neld]e mir Der driebeu
ipurben, bradten mir fetne 5ilfe.
Madoem i@ feds Slaiden Reruna,
8Ipei bon 2ncupia uno 8tpei bon Monalin
gcnommc,1, BIN i'd nDn metnen 2etben 10
1pcit crl5it, bnB ib ale meme Barmarz
belt tpieber berridten fann. S6 fam
biele Mehistn irgenb elmer Berion BERG
lid empfeflen, tpelde an bieier qudlenz
Ben Hlnge 1eibet. unh CLAUDE, bab btez
ielbe quite 9ielultate e%r5ieleu iuirb."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-08

lalien fann, aber er lit audi Ser An-
iidt, 0aB es 6alle geben fam, MOO
fir Sen Staat sic lrnabmeisbare Yfllft
entltebt, bon elmer bepabrtem &egel,
nb5u1peidyen. 9as 5erritorilm Mas=
ia lit bis iebt bon Ser 8l1noesregie=
rl,11g iebr tiefmiitterlih bebanoelt
mor6en. Seit Sabren fat Sic @epol@
fera1ng lih oariiber beflagt, obne beim
&ongreB ein geneigtes DIR ST ftaoen.
9sl1n m0dtc ser &raiioent oas Ser
l6umte nadygebolt baben, uno 9te1em
@lnihe tam man iih MIR onlf)lie=
fen. Die 2egenoe bon Ser noroiid)en
gismiilte, oils meld}c mani Mlosfo ebe=
oenr be3eidncte, lit langit 3eritort;
Seute beitebt fem 3weifel mebr 3d.
iiber, oaB oos 5erritorium elm iebr
m%erthnollcr 9eiib lit, oellen Sd)ate
MIR geboben SIT meroen bralld)en, I'M
Sos 2ano fir alle Spfer 5u entid}abi=
gen, Sic es fir oas @ebiet ae6radt bat
uno Sic int Sntereiie ieiner gntrpi=
dellng nod 9eforoert merben nr0gen.
Maein Ser pom Eraiioenten emf
pfoblene giienbobnbau miir0e. fir
Masfa MIR beid)rdnften @ertb ba=
Zen, men11 ni6t glcid5eitig Elm 5p=
item cingefiibrt miro, 6os cine ratio
nelle Sebung Ser Mincralidyabe ge-
mabrleiitet. 0esbalb enrpfieblt Ser
Yrdiioent sic mineralboltigen 9aroe=
reiel1, sic &ob(enl6l10ereien BEL onoers,
leiitungsfdbigen l1nternebmerl1 padt-
meiie 3l1r Musbeutlrna 81 iiberlaiien,
inter 8eoingungen, Sic Sos Sntereiie
Ser 8epolferung nad} alien Seiten bin
iiferiteaen. 9teies Spitem m0hte
Ser Yrdii0ent ol1f ale @unoesldn=
oereien al1sgeoebnt baben, sic abbalt=
miiroiae Mineralidabe enthalten. l1m
.glei5eitig Sic allsgeOe6nte &ontroperie
iiber sic &ermertbung Ser @alierfr6fte
oes 9a11oes 5lrm Mbldll1B 81 bringen,
empfieblt Ser Grdii0ent Sic &ontroue
iiter oieie mertbpo(1en @ere6tinme
au6 Sort an sic 8l1n0esregierllng ST
iibertrogen, no eS iid) I'M nid5t id)iff=
bare 6ltblal1fe banoelt. Sic @ltnoes=
rcgierung ioI oonn 0os Medt ho6e,t,
Sic @cnl,tung Ser @uiierfrafte gegelr
o1gemellene gntida0igltng gu geltat=
ten; Sic oaourh er5ielten Eadtgeloer
iolleM CIR Megulierung Ser TlltBldl1fe
bcrmentet mer0en, un0 0amit altd)
sic Staotcn 5u ibrem &ehte fonrne,1,
iollen lie Sic @efl1gniB boben, Sic So
6e Ser 81 5oblen0eu gntid1aoigl1naen
bon SAT- 51 SAT- u11o BON einem Yad]t=
gum an0ern feit5uieten. Sn
Ser g%infiibrung bes Eadtlpltems err
blidt Ser Erait6ent al1@ bier, uno
5mar mieoerum NIT 8edt, oas geeig<
nete Mfttel, ser Monopoliiierung Ser
@anerfrdfte 6urb 0as Hripatfapitol
ror5nbel1gen un0 g~leidseitig 81 per=
bin6ern, 0ab 6ieie &r6fte .ungeniibt
bleibcn.
SSn ieiner 5meiten 8otidaft emf
ser Br6iioent sic @iniebung Ell
ner itan6igen &ommiiiion, ceren guf=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-08

@iBt STR, bob mebr tpirflide &C.
fam in elmer gemobnliden Grfdltung
1auert, oIs in ireeno elmer on6eren
n%tinoeren &ranfbeit? Ser iidere @eg
lit, @bamberlain's ,&uitenmittel at
nebnnen, cine 6urdnus 5uperldiige
3ubereitung, un6 gu9 aa befreien bon
Ser Grfaltlmg iobalo aIs moglih. Die=
lee Metttel gu falfen lei allen @din6=
Tern.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-08

gabe es iein ion. sic inonitriellen Ser
baltnii1e 6es 9anoes gu itlloicren, iid
nrit sen @%e5iebungen 5piiden &apital
uno Mrbeit pertraltt 81 mod)en n11o
auf Mittel gu iinnen, mie ser inols
itrieue Srieoen gegen Sic pielfad)en
5abrniiie, oenen er iebt m~1sseiest it,
geidiitt tperbrn fam. Ger Hraiioert
lit ser Mniid)t, oaB es m.b bier leid)-
ter lit, einem Sdaoen por5ubcugcn
als i'm mieDer gut 81 MAIDEN. @enn
be1te ein gr0ijberer Musitano gu idme=
rem un3utraglidfeiten fiibrt, onm
ruff oles nod @iniebung elmer @e6or=
Sc, Sic Sen Streit idlidten urol Sen
5ricoen mie0er beritellen ion. Bar
nranter Strcit aber miiroe iib 5tpci=
feGos permeioen lailen, menr mir ei=
ne it1noige @eb0roe batten, sic, nit
ouen 8e5iefmngen oes inol,itriellen
2e6cns %pertraut, imitanoe lit, elm
3%llperl1iiiges ltrtbeil oariiber ab5uge=
ben, Oh etnm alt tal1dleloe @lagen uno
9elbhmeroen ser MrGeitcr beredtigt
fins, uu16 Sic INNER bereit ltebt, 5l1
permitteln, tpenn es Ser &ern1ittelung
beoarf, Inn Sen Musbrnd Ses %offenen
&onfliftes'5u perbiiten. giner &om=
miliion, mie Tie SEM Erdi iSenten Dor
ldlpebt, miir0e Dor aQen1 sic Mnf=
gabe 5ufauen, oas Eublifum in sic i'll
ouitriellen 8e5iebungen 0es 9anoes,
Ser1ele es gegenmartia 10 6aufig per-
lt4n0niBlos gegel1ii6eritebt. ein5umet<
fen. Muf 6ieie @eiie miiroe bas El1=
bliflm lernen, gegcbene Situationen
ielblt 81 b%el1rtbeilen; es miiroe ul1ab=
bdngig meroen BON Sent ginfluiie eli!
ner Greiie, Sic Sic 0ffentlihe Mein.uJ
abiidtlid irre5ufiihren il'd1t, un0 Sc
5l1rd) 0as @emidt lei1es ltrtbeils G.
hebli6 %perit6rferl mas Ser grbaltl1,g
oes mirthidoftlihen 6rieoens miern=
lm for0erlih ieir1 fam.
Sic oritte @otidoft >e3 Ir1iicc1en
beiddftigt 1i6 nit elmer S(ngelegn<
felt, ii6er Sic in SEN lettet1 Sa9en
iebr biel geiprod,cn rl1S aeidrigen
mor0en lit, nit Sen boben &oitenoer
demonstrating. Man fat cs biermit
elmer Gntpitfelung 81 tbrln, BON Ser
fein &l1lturlan0 perid1ont gebliben
lit, 0eren 6olgen a6er natltrga11ab
sort an lhmeriten eupflrnScn pe.ocn,
no es sic meiite1 MeniGeu gie6l. Sic
9ebensmittel nidt pro0u5ieren. lor=
oern leoigli6 fonilrmieren: in Sen S&11=
olritrieitaoten. Sl1 I'M erem 9onN &C.
io,r0eus fat mal1 5llerit Der ,dt, Sic
1beuerl1ng m,sidlieblih Ser Shut=
8oQpolitif sur 9oit 81 legel1, aber 1ad)=
SEM man erfabren fat, 0aB il Sem
freibdnolerti6en England Sic Sebefts=
mittel ebenio tbeuer itn0 mie' III Sen
Ser. Staaten u11o in 3eltidlano, Sic
beioe itd gum Shub5oll befenneu, lit
man NIT sen acknowledgement gegen
0en 5artf etmas porlidtiaer geuor=
Sen. Scene 8ldtter freilid, Sic Sic
8emogelung oes Bublitums ipitema-
betreiben, quoiieln pob! aud bel1=
tie nod 0apon, oab ser farif allein an
Ser Sbeuerung i6ul6 lei. So BE-
zines 6ieier 9ldtter, gutter
un0 gier, Mrtifel, 81 g%egenmartia
iebr bod int @reiie iteben, murom init
einem S6lage ouf nor male Sreiie SUI
tpenn ser son aufgeboben
Ser 3oQ auf Butter betragt
iehs Gent 6as Gfunl altf giet fiinf
Sent oos 1ubeno. Sic Ereiie oeioer
betragen alid elm 8ieliades
Des 3o0es, un6 Tie tpi'r0en imune.. nod
abnorm bo6 iein, pa1n man Sen Son :
in Mbre6nung bring.
9(uBeroem ober fpiir0e gegenpartig
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-08
ST brandt jett aid)t mebr 51t binfen.

@ein @infen mebr fir Som Moore
bon Godran, g., uS@ bate Elm
idlimnes @eb an mei1em &iit, Sem
nthts mie es SEN Mnid)ein botte balf,
Bis ih 8l,dens Mrnica Solbe &C.
braudte," idjretbt er, uaber 6ieies
wrnoerpoue @etmittel beilte midi
rui6." @eilt alte, Iaufen0e @un6en>
@eidtpiire, @ellen, 8ronomunSen,
5dnitte, 4uetidrtngen, @c5ema ooer
Midmorrbot6en. &eril1dt iie. 25 @ts.
in Molitors Drug Store.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-08

1,idt 10 leidt ausreiBen .laifeu> JONI
bern Sic ibnen friiber o0er lpater
gum @altpunft uno &ettungsanfer
mer0en. 6. Wt.
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9ottoren iagten
@einnbbeit fort
2itt an &eb1fppfbeib,perben

@err .. 8.
9. 8ar.nes
Ct : S9eriff
bon @arren
COUNTY, Sene
reilee, i6reibt
III Elm e m
8riefe bon
sc c : sc INIT,
bile, Senneiz
fee:
sd parI
bon 8eblfopfsl
leipen lagt|
ll,tb bate brett
@octoren, Die
MIDI bebanz
oelten. Mue
bermo6ten e5
nidt, mir gut
81 tbun un6
tllnbtgten an,
bub III e
6 e | II II 81
heit babiu lei.
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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-02-07

Foley Kidney Pills will cure any
case of kidney or bladder trouble not
beyond the reach of medicine. No
medicine can do more. S,bert's
Drug Store.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-02-07

depends. Most OF the farmers have
up t the present time sold only
part ~ their cotton and are holding
the rest Of 1t at home until they
can secure price commensurate
with their labor. Most of the houses
were In good shape and the outbuild-
ings all showed that the farmers
were plenty able to get for them
selves what they needed and wanted.
MIR. Rafield stated that altogether it
was the most prosperous part Of the
county he had seen.
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Lasting Results.

On January Z, 1911, Mr.. Folsom
was interviewed and he said: 81 have
no reason whatever to change my
high opinion of Doan's Kidney Pills
and l gladly confirm my former en-
dorsement of them. The benefit this
remedy brought me has been perma
nent."
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-DOan'S-
and take no Othed. No IT
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SHILOH FARMERS PROSPEROUS.
Have PPM of Their Own Which Pro-
tocis Them Against Low Priced
Cotton.

Mr.. ). w. Raffield i'm making his
hnal report to the county chairman
unGe. go Rock Hill plan stated that
Shiloh was one place that apparently
did not need the working of any
Rock Hill plan to make them prosper
Gus. They had worked out a plan
OF their own which kept them in
prosperous condition and which pre-
vented their being seriously inconve-
nienced at the low price of cotton.
Mr.. Raifield stated that he found
In this section that the farmers had
already found that they could not al .
together depend on cotton. with the
huctuating market. for their living so
they had dropped planting a great
amount Of cotton and had gone in
more for tobacco. corn. hogs and va
rious farm products which gave
them enough to live on and some-
thing more. even II cotton was q fall
ure or the price was not as high a.
Il ought to be.
This farmers all made their farms
self-sustaining. Plenty of corn was
raised. wheat was planted on a scale
to provide for the farmers individ-
ual needs. hogs. cows. poultry and
everything else which the farmers
wanted. they raised on their own
farms. Cotton was planted. but as
an addition to the farm. not as the
chief staple on which their living
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-02-07

Avoid taking cold If your kidneys
are sensitive. Cold congests the kid
neys. throws too much work upon
them, and weakens their action. Sc
rious kidney trouble and even
Bright's disease may result. Strength
en- your kidneys. get rid Of the pain
and soreness. build them up by the
timely use of Foley Kidney Pills.
Tonic In action, quick in results.
Sibert's Drug Store.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-02-07

but because Of
His brillia t
mind. which re-
tanned everything
that came to it.
The superiority
OF the abilities Of
Jesus are attest
ed by the fact
that when He en-
tered the syna-
gogue Of His
home city. Naza-
reth, His tal-
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-02-07

1t Is generally rumored around
that two more candidates will be in
the race for the sheriff's job next
summer. The prospective candidates
are Capt. e. 8. Carson. q former
sher,T Of the county. and Capt. Geo.
c. Warren. captain Of the local COM
pany of militia. Both are well known
parties and 1t begins to look as If
things will be interesting along about
next summer.
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ent as a reader and exponent was
80 generally recognized that the serv-
Ice was usually turned over to Him.
Uuke iv. 16.I Yet the people marvelled.
saying. How comes it that Jesus is a
man Of letters. having never gone to
school? And they all bare Him wit
ness and wondered at the grace of His
speech. Uuke iv, 22.) The explana-
tion Is that Jesus was perfect. while
all about Him were imperfect.
Our lesson relates particularly to an
incident which occurred when Jesus
was twelve years old. His parents"
obeyed the Mosaic Law by attending
the Feast Of Passover at Jerusalem ev-
cry year, and on this occasion Jesus
was with them. The expression, par
ents," does not imply that Saint Luke
supposed Joseph to be the father of
Jesus any more than that Mary So con-
sidered the matter whsL she spoke of
Joseph az being His father He was
the foster father of Jesus. The Ian
guage Is in exact harmony with what
we would use under such circum-
stances today.
Jesus knew Of His peculiar birtn and
OF the great prophecies which centered
In Him. related by Gabriel to His
mother. and He was on the alert to
fulfil His missiOn-the will of the
Heavenly Father. He surmised that
since at twelve years of age Jewish
boys came under the requirements Of
the Law Covenant. this arrangement
might possibly have been made as an
indication Of His proper course.
Therefore He resolved to consult the
very highest authorities respecting the
teachings of the Law on this subject.
He sought intercourse with the learned
Scribes and Pharisees and Doctors.
During a considerable part of the time
OF the Passover Feast the great men
Of His nation were engaged in public
functions. and hence His best opportu-
nifty for conference with them was at
the close Of the feast. and wheneve er
He could gain their attention
When the time came for the return
journey He had not finished His inves
LEGATIONS Of the Scripture teachings on
this point. His parents. thinking that
He was In the company with some OF
their relatives. went Il days journey
hOmeward before they aScertained that
He was not in the company Then
they returned and sought Him and
finally found Him in the temple dis