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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-09-12

M: Hnf Scr a'eern Seite it M,: oaS r.
pe!ni0s 3ultdroe uls &aztursnp. @eiec
lt,,b btltimurt oils MutarrbzM tittcl. 8eiz
sc babcn Gin crosses @crt i'll @cieitianlg
bon Mntnrrh, Arouilh mic at!t, actbun.
&iele bunneric Sdllt dlrpnildlcll Muturrbs
lplubtl, geheilt Srrth Den @ebrard bon
Muzturznp, uuN Dos @lcidle lit lpnbr BON
hem rcuioirttu Tczrlzln lpdbrenb Der
lctttu ied1s Sahre lett ltiler Mepilipn.
IS aibt immtrhin eil1cn ltuteridieo
ii, neu s.pei @;itteiu, @c1,n INNER &dz
torrh ucrblulScl lit NIT @ortleibiafeit,
nnm lit nus rspioirte Yczruzno bus bette.
Su ser Shot lit nit3 ge,1oll bic llrlaile,
nurllm Die Meuilinu uprgcnrmmen ipurhe,
lin in Iulratu NIllcu %aroelpcllbet s1 lpcrz
Sen. @p uber fcin 2orirmittel nptbz
l%peurig, no sic Giugelueinc re9elmdBtg
mirfel nner lei tt ;slul Nbfibren ueigeu,
nnuu lit DC: o!te Yezrl,=uu (&aztur@uo)
ous bette Mittcl.
Sos rcpioirte Yczru*ua lit III alien
Npotbefru su fuufen. Scne, meldle @az
tar~up hoben rupllen. aortlliren She 0az
turzno g., Columbus, Ship.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-09-12
@etbbiiGot 9r. M1uer:
&0l1 iibcr Der Bolts:
ncreiu.

Nnlablid Ser golfsperein5per-
iau1m(uug ol,f Sem &utbolifentag IN
Modpn fii5rte @eib6ildof Or. Wful=
Ter iibcr Sic slufga6e oes Tolfsper=
Gins u1o sic leinem 8irfen entgegen=
tre!culcn &inoernilic nn5 9eoenfelt
folgcnoes aus:
SD banoele gall5 aemiB bel1te I'M
Si1llc unleres mlnn1ebr in @ott rl,=
bcnoen Gobleligen S6erbirten, Sr.
gn1iner5 bes @errn &aroinalS ST.
lder, lpenn1 ib beutc morgen bierbin
g%efpnu1len bin, ltr1 ;3euae oieler grob=
artigen &unAgcbung bes GplfspcreinS
fir oos fatboliide Gelltldlnm 5t
ieir, uno I'M an 6ielcr Stc0e often
bon &er5en 81 oarrfea, Sic mitgemirft
batcn, in nielem &olfsmrein Sic 3icle
5ll permirflid,cn, 31 Seren grreidan1g
Ser golfspcrein Dor m,nntebr 90 Sab=
ren gegriincet moroen lit. 21eler
Iouf gilt Be onScrs bem boduerolell=
tcll S>errn, Sen mir einfah I'm ere11
@rauGts" 11cnl:en, SEN mir init Stol5
l,no Irel,oe li1o Can't Sen nnlcrcl1
ncnncn. Sd Sanfe 6eln bo@perebrten
@errn, oab or midi nod %belonoers 5l1
oieicr Ser ammlu11g eingelaoea bat,
1enn aus inui0ltcr l1eber5el1grng ber=
aus nl1hte id, es Gier ousipreden:
Ser @oll srrcin fir oas fatboltld)e
Geutidlanc lit eine Ser mtdttglter
@inridtl1nge,1, menn nidt sic oller=
mibtig1te I'M erer 3eit.
@as be5medt or? St be5medt nidts
o1,5eres, ols Sen 3uiammenldluB al
Ter aatbolifen 3catl6(o11os sum
au&npfe fir Sbrnn uno Mtar. VI
mill sic @ereinigung oller alal1blgel
@utholifeu lei1 n1o 5afiir lorgen, bot
nid]t ser hriitlide @eiit erltidt meroe
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-09-12

@eiebgebung un0 ni9t 3uIebt 6es
groben a%l1stpdrtigen Miiiionsmertes,
5as 9lQes nabm ieiren M1sgang bon
sen aattolitentagen. ltrb neil eben
oie &atboliten iid nidt nit papier=
l,en @eiolutionen begniigen, ionoern
lire @orte 5l1r1bat MAIDEN, oaber ser
groBe Melpcft uno sic REMEMBERING
audi icitenS Scr @egter. Die &a=
t%6plifentage ll1,o lire @eid)liiiie MOL
len bod)ernit genomn1en iein.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-09-12

Aef6rcert merocn. % Sic @riin=
ollag ser freien @ereiniglllg fir oaS
fatboliiG Geutid)lan0 I'M MnSlallse,
meldje ouf benz 1G. Gbaritus=5a9c i'll
GreSoen erfolate, miro frenoig M=
ariibt, "a lie iid1 Sic Yflege geiitiger
@e5iebatnacn 5lpiiden oen Mllttcrlan=
sc l11o Sen &otbulifen I'M MuslanSe>
Sic grboltrng ser oeutlden Spradc>
Site, Gllltl1r ms Meligion ongelegen
lein labt. 81 Son Sem 50jabrige1
Subildlum oes ct. Solepbs=0 'illions=
percins miro &enntnib gellommell l1ll6
oos ltntcrneNner, weld)es grobe Ser
6ierlte %ol1f5upeiicn lat, Ser 6oroe=
ring e%mpfoblen. M1oere melentlide
Observation-Disclosures biloeten. D
ser Gentrolperbo1p6 fat6oltid)er &ill=
oerborte; 81 @ereimial1ng fiir fatbo=
lildye dnritatipc Gr5iebunastbatigfeit,
Stir Jorge fir bic oefabrSete m1nllllde
SlmenS, l1nterridtsfltrie IN ser 6iir=
iorgeer5iebrng; g. Ser Nil1cen3per=
Elm; y 8ef6mpfunM Ser 0ffentlid)en
ltniiderbeit. 9er gusiduB 6 batte
ais @oupttbemota: y sic 6oroerun=
gen be3iigli@ ser @%olfsida1le'r; q
3%uiommeni9lllb ser afa6emii@ aebil=
oeten &ot6olifen; 81 @iloegaroisper=
ei11 sur ltnteritiitu,1g fatboliider itl,-
5ierenoer 6ral1eu; ~ 6elltide @eiell=
ld)oft fir friitlide Stunt; - frci=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-09-12
Scr &atDolifemta9 1T
Mameu.

'tItlAGlll ltlF Fu,ulF IlllUtl !IttlflVlc
tenNnfenspcrtbe Npti5en iibcr Sen
&erlauf scr 80. Generalmr ianunlung
Ser &attrlifcn Gel!tld)laltHs gehruht
taErn. lolleu mir lfeltte cine fltr5 &C.
>r1l1ste lleEeriidt iiter sic 5alel6lt
Heleillete Nrbeit fplgeu. Ser 1. MuS=
ldnlb beholeGette 5%llll1djlt Sic ii M l.
lde Tragc. Gent 81. &ater IN
Nonl ml;rSSe Sic cbrt1rdtspolllte Sui
oigrlln oargchradlt. Sn SEM Suhre
oes 1600id6rigen 8eoG6tl1illes, oo
Safer Gonital1tiu ser @robe sic Sir
dc Don ibrcu Seiielu befreite, lit Sic
Trciteit >es Nupites beeintrddtigt.
Gie Ser annlllng oriidte 0os &erlol,-
gen aus, sag Sem Sberbul1pt ser fa=
tholildcn &ird1e cine poQe inns mirf=
lid,e 6reifeit ir Mllsiib1ng leines
oberlteu @irtenomtes 5utbei( peroen
n1oge. Ser Ml1s6rud urperbriidlider
Sre1e uno N(nfi11glidfeit n1f Sen
pdpltliden Stl1bl ipltrcc rem Eaplt
ii6erialuot. Pm Sic &utbolife>r Ser gait
sen @elt ergebt sic Ma6un1tg 11id}t 5lt
erlabmen III Ser ltnterltiiblntg oes
Neterpfetu1igS. 2. Sic Seuiten=
frage naGm bon Mnfang OH oas
leb6afteltc Sntereiie ser Ser ommlllng
inns oariibcr hilmus fir iid in Mn=
iprlth. eSsl1 SEM &eidsgeieb gegen sic
Sci eQidoft Sei1t lt1o Sic ibnen Der
manoten 0roen lit cine idlpere &edts=
oerlebl&ng SIT erbliden. Mit allen
@lol1bensgenolien beS 0eutid)en &ei=
DIES proteltiren Sic in Mafen per=
iammelten &atbolifen gegen 6ieies
0eieb ols cine idmere &rdnfung BON
90 MiQionen treler 6el1ti9er &atboli=
fen. Ser fonfeliione1e 6rie0en miro
ol1rh iold Elm Musnabmegei et geit0rt.
9ie SO. @e%neralberi ammlltng Ser &o=
tbolifen 9eutidlon5s perlangt NIT
Mah6rltd Sic M1fbebl1ng 6es &eid)s=
geietes bonn 4. Slt1i 1872 un0 Be-
nuftroat Sas Eraitoium, cine entipre=
d1elr0e ginoabe an Sen &eidsfan5er sit
MAIDEN. 81 giniae Men6erungen in
SEN stotl,tel ser Ser onmlung muir
Sen borgenommen. 4. Sic Notbmen=
oigfeit Ser 8iloung bon Ortsanld1iil=
Ien ser fatboliiden Srganiiotionen
miro betont. Die @ei6enmt=
iionen itno nah &raften SIT nnter=
fifteen. SIN Sic Spferlpilligfeit Ser
@otholifen piro oppeQirt ln6 Sic Sc
t6eiligung at ser Miiitonspereinen
brinqel16 miinlhensmertb erahtet. Die
.ucIteiqerte Goloniularbeit 6es 6el1t=
idsen Meid)es inns Sic ltebersel1glt1g,
SOB mofrcr &ulturfortihritt nltr
m0g1ih lit bei freier Gntbaltung Ser
reliai0ien &rGfte, nt1tB SEN &at6olifer
Elm %beionSerer Mnlporr lein 6. Ser
8onifotius : Gerein, Ser alti
SEM @ebiete 0es fatboliid3en 5dnl=
ur6 grsiehunasmeien lens 10 ol1beror=
1entlih biel %leiitet, loll 1T ieScr oert=
1den Sto6t inns lit ie6em Sort einge=
fiibrt 1,r6 leben6ig erbolten merSe1.
Z. Ger Mopboe1s &crein, Der
felt 40 sSobren @lm6ertaui enoen bon
fotboIiifcn ACKNOWLEDGMENT %leellorger=
Iide I'm. lo5iole Mrbeit mi0mete, Der
oie1t oGgentei1te ltnteritiibung, menr
orh sic 6euti6e Musman6erung noe.
ient1i@ .obgenommen fat. DoS Ser;
6ienit ser inter 2eiturg nor6aneri=
faniider &irdenfuriten ftebenoer
Catholic Colonization SoctetD" miro
aGgemein a%nerfannt. Ser Beretn
bonn i I. 2un5e, ser Sic Sltterelien
ser fatboliider Mtiiion lit @alaittno
Dertritt, be6arf 6eltiderieits ser etz
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-09-12
;. 9. Gorfs, Murrapuille,

:. 9. Earfs, Murrappille, Ga,
Strefe /, lit in ieilrem 70. Sabre u0
ml1roe unlar,g1t gcbeilt bon elmer
ldlin1alcn Nicrell= ur10 @lai enfrauf=
felt. Gr iagt lelbIt: sd lit All mel
l1el1 Miere,. Mfciu &iifen idncr5tc
MIDI ulto id mar geplogt Don 9lai ell=
ltnregelmQBwfeiten. Sd FAINT nit
@emibGeit lugel1> cine SOC 6loldc Don
6oleD Miereupiaen Geilten midi uoa-
ltdnoig." Sie c1tbalten feline MeGi=
5initoffeu, Sic cine Gemolmfeit formi=
rem. Nplitpr Irl;g So.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-09-12
Nrau s. g. Sill, Sooner, 60, fat

Srau $. g. Sill, Sooner, Ga, bat
6oleps @onep ans Sar COMPOUND
Sabre lang gebra1dt uto iaat, 6ab
lie es ltets ibren Sreun0en empfieblt.
Gs perfeblt ME, uniere @rfdltungen
uno &u1ten 8,1 beilen un6 bel1gt 6em
Mal.en &uiten Dor. @ir boben flint
&in6er inns geben ibnen itets Goleps
Sonep ans Sar COMPOUND fir CT
fG1t,ng. uno Tie iin6 ale balo mobl.
@ir m0hten in unierm &o1ie nidt
obne oasielbe iein. Molitor Drug 60.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-09-12

ourd} Gen materieaen @eiIt, ser bert<
outage in Ser Welt berrldt, u1o Gent
mabrboit driltliden @eiite Sic &err=
idyoft in u%1ierer 3eit betpabren. IS
lit elm Gerein, ser erprobt lit In
@ompf uno Mrbeit, iabt id}on felt
Sabren. Inns mer m0dte linn nidt
1anf milien uno alien, oie in oielem
@crein mitgeorbeitet bobenL fir oas,
mas lie ul1ter inns %gepirtt baben, sur
Mobrung Scr iScaliten Glitter Ser
MenlGbeit? 0
ga rcgt iih in mir, i} nub >as
bier logelt, elm tiefes @eSouern, SoB
nod 10 mard)e SIZE em &plfspcrein fit
oos fatboliiGe Geutid)lano gleif)giil=
tig gegeniiber itefen Cob es bier uno
ra nod @eneir1oen giebt no biel,er
@erein nidt eingefibrt lit. @s lit
eigentlid aon5 llrperil6nolid, mie
l,tan Sic Mugel1 perid1lieBen fam Dor
Ser Mothme1oigfeit eines iold)et Ser
ems. Sfon allein Sic io5iolen
&fe, Sic mir gu beiteben baben,
MAIDEN Sen @olfsperein fir 6ns To-
tbolilGe Deutidla1r6 not6men0ig. 81
rum m0d)te ih BON 0ieier Stele aus
an ale geiitliden Mitbriioer. mie i'd
es oud 81 tbun pflege auf meinen @i=
iitations= 1no 6irmungsreiiea, Sic
Srinqenoe 8itte ridte1, oab lie iid
Ser gode 1es @olfspereins 6od reht
eifria u1,o in gegeilterung onaebme1.
M0ge man nirgercmp oenfen: Sir
unlere @emeinSe lit eit lold.er @erein
nid,t nothmenSig; bier lit aQes in
id10nlter Or0nu,rg; mir boben feline
go5ial6emofrote1t inns oud ionIt feline
ne11nens>perthcn @efahrcn III ser Sc
meinSe. Mei1t, nreine lieben Ireu1toe.
sic tpilien ale redt gut, mas lit Der
Seiliaen Sdrift inn eriten @l,de Ser
MaffabGier bon Sem itarfen @eloen
Oeaffabaus geidrteben itebt, Ser oen
@anpf oufnebmen ml,b fir @ottes
heiliqe Sodee. limo es mter1tiibten
i'm ane @rii0er.
"a ntei1e idl, es iei mir Sic Mab=
hung geitattet, at sic Grieiter u1o
8farrer unierer 9iD5eie oNer no ior1t
iie mirfen: l1nteritiiten mir sod ale
uniere 8riioer, id mei11e sic, melde
int @urnpf, meld)er einnol gefilArt
merSen ml,B, p%pranaeben ols unlere
6iiibrer. Gs lonte ein 10 .%hodlperoien=
ter 7SiG6riger @reis, Ser ais Ser critic
6ii6rer pprongebt Grans @ronots),
miemals iager miiilen: 81 nnro sort
tfllt mol1 nod, 1idlt nit. Ias miibte
oos @er5 oieicr eolen Manner betrl'=
ben. Mlio nod einmol Sic ber5lidlte
8itte a1 ole: l1nteritiibe11 mir oiele
bebre id)0ne Sade oes @nlfspere111S!
Sd lpeib mobl, mas Sic mir SaAe=
gen lagcn mollcn, id} mbe cs oft &C
mia BON @crren gebDrt, Sic lpn1t
mphlmeincuocr @ciinm,na lparen: IS
Mrs ippicl BON TN lercm &olfe Der
lanai, llno mir fpmntcn 10 oft lrno
mpllcn BON ifrn elm Sderflein haben.
Mshcr, hphrcre6rtc &crrem ohne
Cpfcr gcft cs MN cil1mal ltid}t, infer
Scrr unA @eilano fat fir lei>,e @rout,
Sic Strife, Sic gr0bten, id3meriten
Opier uebradt. ltnS So iolltcn ipir
nidt bercit lcirr, fir cine arobe, herr=
lid)e Sadie, mie cs Scr &plfsperein lit.
nod eiunoI eiu Spfer mebr SIT britt
gen! Sd meine, man iollte es oen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-09-12
@e:ru=na ,.mo &a:tar:no
Sfh hnhe eil,eu

ST babe einen
Brief bon einer
iungeu Same erz
balten. ipel6e
midi frogt: ~Sit
has olte Yezrns
To (&oz no }
beiler ols Der re-
bi0irte Yezruz
nag"
Seoe Mcbi6i,1
bnt ibreu Yloe.
Sic cine geeianet
fir eiucn. 3uz
1toub. cine ol,ncz
re fir oen unz
bern. Nuetar>ur
lit cin beileres
Nittcl fir gelpiHt
3uitdnpe ulS oaa
rrninirte Yczrl1z
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-04-22
Society Personals
& y = < = X K s. = !: 3:

DR.. II. n. Healy and his daughter,
Miss Gertrude. returned last evening
from Maple Lake, where they spent
the day. making the trip by auto.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. W. Edwards have
purchased the GLADDEN. home on Wal
nut street and have moved In.
Mayor NJ. r. Murphy and his
daughter. Mary. motorcd over to
crookston Sunday afternoon. return.
ing home tho M evening.
Mrs. j. j.. Watson of st. Thomas
who is visiting her daughter. Mrs. J.
W. Wilkerson has gone to Hoople for
q few days' visi, with another daugh-
ter.
Mrs. j. N. o'Ncale will 70 tc
Thompson this evening M a business
trip but will return tomorrow.
Mrs. Eliza beth Hartman OF Mime.
Waukan. president of the North Da.
kota Rebekah assembly. was among
the visitors in the city Sunday.
Miss Cora Paulson motored over
from Crookston Sunday with a party
Of friends and visited cousins and
friends for a few hours.
Mrs. o. L. Odegard OF Douglas, this
state. is here to enjoy a pleasant
weeks visit as the guest Of Mrs. A.
G. Sorlie Of Chestnut street.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-04-22

A very interesting address wa.
made to the association by Superin-
tendent McLoughlin. in which he told
OF the many advantages offered. by
the organizations. as proven by sim
liar societies in other parts Of. the
Great Northern system and on other
roads. He spoke Of the social fea-
lures and pointed out the benefits
gained in business ideas.
f. L. Briden, agent at Nechc. who
is also customs officer, was present
and gave Il very entertaining address
on how the government handles the
customs department. Following this
address a general discussion Of rail
road problems was held in which Mr..
Briden led.
Many Delegates to Convention
1t is expected that there will be
a large number Of delegates from this
division association at the annual in
t%erdivision convention. which will be
held in st. Paul on May 10: MANY
OF. those in attendance Sunday have
laid plans to attend.
More new members will be added
to the association during the COM
ing month. and a number Of these
are also expected to attend.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-04-22
Dakota Division Agent
Organization Perfected
And Officers Are Elected

Forty-one were in attendance and
became charter members Of the Da-
kota Division Agents association,
which VAS organized at a meeting
held at the Great Northern freight
house in this city Sunday morning,
and all manifested great interest in
the organization and it's principles.
Following a social gathering, the
meeting was called to order and the
following officers elected:
President-O. Thomas. H%illsboro.
Vice President-W. b. Sinclair,
Grand Forks.
Observation-Disclosures. NJ. Butler,
Brocket.
President Butler is by his election
to the head executive office of the
Dakota Division association. made "a
vice president of the Great Northern
Inter -division Agents association.
The above named officers constitute
the executive committee Of the local
association.
The committee appointed to draw
up a set Of bylaws was appointed by
President Thomas and includes c. S.
Taylor OF this city. j. L. Rowan. Far
go. and p. &C. Keaveney, Devils Lake.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-04-22
What's the Matter
With Your Baby?

The young mother-and many an
old one. tools often pushed to
know the cause Of her child's Ill ma
ture. The loudness Of its crying does
not necessarily indicate the serious
ness Of its trouble. It may have noth-
ing more the matter with It than Q
headache or q feeling of general dull
ness. It cannot, Of course. describe
it, feelings. but al q preliminary
measure you are safe In trying . mild
laxative.
Nine times out Of ten. you will and
1t 10 all the child needs. for its rest
lessness and peevishness and perhaps
due to obtruction Of the bowel, and
once that has been remedied the
headache. the sluggishness ana the
many other evidences Of constipation
and indigestion Will quickly disap-
pear.
Don't give the little one salts. cath
attic pills or nasty waters. for these
&6k - A&.AEn
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-04-22
YOU can sell yonr poultry and eggs
by a little Want AID. Turn to
them now.
them now.

three small ebonitc posts held firmly
IN place by ehonite screws. A strip
of thin sheet cbonite passes entirely
around the plates. thus forming u
completely closed air space.
Ihree glass windows about 0.5 inch
square are placed in this ebonite strip
at the angular positions of 0. 165 and
$50 degrees. a narrow parallel beam
OF light from an arc lamp enters the
condenser through the first window
and energies from the last. The other
window serves for observing, with tho
aid of a short focus telescope placed
about W feet distant. the Illuminated
oil droplet as it floats in the air be-
tween the plates. The appearance Of
this drop is that Of a brilliant star on
a black background. 1t falls, of
toward the lower plate: but before it
reaches 1t, an electrical field Of
strength between $500 and 10000
volts per inch is created between the
plates by means of a battery. and IL
the droplet had received a fractional
charge of the proper sign and strength
as II was blown out through the ato-
mizer. it is pulled up by this field
against gravity. toward the upper
plate. Before 1t strikes it the plates
are short %circuited by means of the
switch and the time required by tho
drop to fall under gravity through the
distance corresponding to the space
between the cross hairs of tho observ-
ing telescope is accurately determined.
Then the rate at which the droplet
moves up under the influence of the
field is measured by timing 1t when
the field is on.
This operation is repeated and the
speeds checked an indefinite number
Of times. or until the droplet catches
an ion from among those which exist
normally in air, n which have been
produced in the. space between the
plates by any of the usual ionizing
agents like radium or X-rays.- The
fact that an ion has been caught. and
the exact instant at which the event
happened are signalled to the observ-
er by the change in speed of the drop.
let under the influence Of the field.
From the sign and magnitude of this
change in speed, taken in connection
with the constant speed under gravi-
ty. the sign and exact value of the
charge carried by the captured iron
are known.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-04-22

too strong for q child. In the famili..
OF Mr. b. 4. Thelin. Marvel, N. ii.
and Mrs. Henry Jensen. Granton.
Wis, the only laxative given is Dr.
caldwelrs Syrup Pep1in. II has been
found to answer most perfectly ali IN
purposes of q laxative and its ysry
iioness . freedom from gripping
Of children. women. and old or
Seneraily-peopie who need q rentiG
bowel stimnlant. THOUSANDS Of Amer
about 1t for more: than q ouartsr ~
. century.
Anyone wishing to make q trial Of
MS remedy before buying It in the
rsss.ar way Of druggist at hfty
tfarnily sise) car have q ssnn hot.
tle sent to the home free Of chsrse
oy simply addressing Or. ". b. cald.
Me'i' 4ob washington st.. Monticello,
~. Your neme and addreae on nos.
Itakeoe1 yillrlA Se''
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-04-22

Taking Western Trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. J. Quigley of Alpha
avenue left Saturday evening on a
three weeks pleasure trip and will
visit at Great Falls. Mont, with Mr..
and Mrs. y. ". Mullen. at Butte.
Mont. with MIR. and Mrs. George
Quigloy and at t'matilla. Wash. with
MIR. and Mrs. James sullivan. They
will ;ls" make stops in Tacoma. Sc
attle. Spokane and Portland.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-04-22
PECULIAR BUSINESS DEAL.

Mandan, N. D., April ZU.-Perhaps
the most peculiar business deal ever
made in the city. or in the state. was
that contaminated yesterday after
noon whereby two Of Mandan's bust
ness places changed owners 8. G.
Tobin. wne and manager of the To-
bin pool and billiard parlors. and
Phillip Shaffer. owner and manager
Of the Shaffer garage. after much
even trade of their two places Of
business. They packed their personal
belongings and moved. and in 80
minutes Mr.. Tobin was selling gas
and auto tires and MFR. Shaffer was
welding the pool cue. The deal is
the occasion of much merrymaking on
the part Of their friends, but both are
enterprising and meal to succeed ut
their new calu1Eg.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-04-22

alone.
There uere. however, several sourc-
es Of error or uncertainty still attach
cd to this method.
The substitution Of oil for water or
alcohol entirely freed the method from
all of these limitations.
Through the study OF h behavior
in electrical n gravitational fields Of
this oil drop. carrying its captured
ions. it was also possible to present d.
rect and tangible demonstration Of the
fact that all electrical charges, how
ever produced, are exact multiples Of
one definite. elementary electrical
alton of the value of the elementary
charge which is free from all ques-
tionable theoretical assumptions; to
observe directly the order of magni-
tude OF the kinetic energy Of agitation
Of q molecule. and thus to bring new
direct and most convincing evidence
Of the correctness of the kinetic theory
of matter: and to demonstrate that the
great majority. II o all. Of the ions
OF ionized air, Of both positive and
negative sign. carry he elementary
electrical charge.
BY e of q commercial atomizer
u cloud of fine droplets Of oil Is blown
with the aid Of dust-free air Into q
dust-free air chamber. One or more
of the droplets of this cloud is allow
. ed to fall through a pin hole into the
space between two plates OF a hori-
zontal air condenser. and the pin hole
is then closed by means of an electro
magnetically operated The pin
hole is cloed to prevent air currents
from passing through it and produc-
ing irregularities. The two plates OF
the air condenser are heavy. circular,
ribbed brass castings about SIS inches
in diameter, having surfaces which are
ground so nearly to true planes that
the error is nowhere more than .O0S
! inch. These planes are held about siz
ltAnthA aS n inch apart BY. means 81
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-04-22

The Piper.
I will lake my pipes and go nov. for
the bees upon the sill
Are singing of the summer that is
coming from the stars.
l will take my pipes and go now,
for the little mountain rhl
Is aplcadinS with the bagpircs in
lender Grooming bars.
!. All. 80 o'cr hills and valleys. md
through fields of ripenina rye
And the linnct and INC thistle ana
The bittern in the sedEc
Will hush their throats and listen rs
piper passes by.
'Nn the great long road OF silver
Ma, ends ~ III" WORRIES edge.
! will take 1T! pipes and 90 now, f"r
the sand flower al tho dunes
Is ;-wearv uf iii" souh;nS Of Tho
great whit" sea.
AID g asking fer the piper. Min his
bHSk"tfull nj tunes.
1n rl,v thn mcrrN N'inc that sets
III hearts ir,"H.
I VIII tax. unN p,,,cs alui - NOS" and
God g. with YOU All.
.An.i k.,.p all sorr"W from N"U ard
ia, DARN hearts load.
I u.il take my pipes and Z" n"~. Tor
| hear IN. Summer call.
Nn.: voull hear tho pipes A-sih=tn"
e. l,ASS ,i'uM@ III, r"IH
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-08-29

forts to enforce the law, so far as It
came within the sphere Of his Iurisdic-
tlon.
The policy Of the sheriffs office is
still unchanged" he said. 1T will re-
main unchanged until the end Of my
term. According 10. newspaper re-
ports, the accuracy Of which have not
yet been questioned, the mayor has
rendered and the governor has accept
ed the services Of 29O policemen to aid
him In his crusade in the city II these
POO men 80 kindly Offered by the may
or, who has unlimited power in mu-
nicipal matters. and accepted by the
governor, are unable 10 cope with all
Of the law breakers, II will still be un-
necessary TO order out the militia. The
sheriffs office in the future, as in the
past, will enforce all laws with strict
impartiality, concurrently with the po-
lice force. II possible. but independent
Of them II necessary, and 1t will not
make the slightest difference whether
the complaint is made by plain citi-
zons and taxpayers or Governor West,
or any other politician.