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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-11-14

aeuberger uno Mnoreas Sbul nradten
cine 8eiubstour nod 0em iiollden
Alterta, @anoou, BON mo- lie b0dat be-
irieoigt Don oen1, mas Tie laben uno
b5rte1, auriidfffebrten. = Ser 4nbau,
i, Sen Sen. Meper an feline Sdeune er=
ritten lieB, lit bon sen 8auidreinern
@ebriioer &alentinp poaenoet mor-
Sen. - Sci ser anbaltem giinltige1
@itterung lit ma1 bier nit ser Dre-
iderarbeit fertig geporoen, uno o1e
syormer buben ibr @etreioe unter sad
uu0 God. - Mnton Sanien 1T bon
9gem 5uriidgefebrt, no er le111ene
8ruSer bei ser 6eloarbeit Mnsbulfe
lei1tete.
2ittle Sails.
Morrilon County bat ftb BET Der
lette @ofe geboltenen @oH folgen=
Sc @eamter gegeben: 9. 3. Mc9eairp,
Muoitor; 5ron5 &enid, Sdata1ei-
tier; 6ran5 8altien, &egiitrar; 6ran5
Mrmitrong, Sderiff; sc. Cameron,
Mnmolt; 6. S. 5bam, Na6loBri4ter;
g. g. &on0ou, &ermeiier; Dr. g. IS.
Gbaree, Coroner; 90. s. Barnes;
sdulluperintenoent; Ar1r. Serum.
9. Nof1eluu. s. 6. 6arrom, County
Gommiliare.
Stem M11nid.
Sonntag frib entriB Ser unerbttt@
Iihe Sos bem bier ieit langem ant
ldliiq qepejenen Gorl 81tntiaG 6te
@ottin gang pl0tli6 ourd einen
Seraldlog. Die Gpbingeidieoene
NOR cine Iodter 1es BERT. 2eonbaro
Mlesger Don bier, un6 ite erreidte
Elm Sitter Don SO Sabren. SIM Sab
be 1886 perbeiratbete iie itdt ur1o es
entlprolien ser gIiidlidem @be aht
&inoer, bon oenen nod ie4s Den 800
Ser guten Mutter betrouerr. Weitt=
nod fono nod einem in Ser Nnrr=
firde gebaltenen &equtem Sic 8eeroi=
gung unter GROCER Gbeilna6me itatt.
STR Sic epige &ube uno Sen Sinr
terbliebenen aufridtrges 8eileio. -
Msatb. Gems fam lette @ode nit
eoaen 5alben bon Noro6afota -5u=
rid, NO er 5mei Monate 9reiher=
ur6eit perridtete. Drei Dolars per
Sag fir einen @@t5ebniabrigert lit
gepib gutter 2obn. = &einri6 GOT
fott gebt 5mar iur1er nod uuf &ru-
den, trokoem lit er fr0bli6 um1 freut
lid} 0es 2ebeng. - @m. Seinri@ bot
leine Stenung in ser 8rauerei oufz
gegeben uno befin0et ii4 iebt ouf 6em
@ege no6 Deutidlan6, no ct lan=
gere 3eit 5u perbleiber ge0enft. =
6rau Mtd. Grufb erfranfte lebte
8ode plotli9 un0 lit unter 8ebono=
lung bon 81. @arner. - Sos. Monn
lit init Ser l%tmarbeitung 0es alten
4%farrbouies in cine eigene @obnung
fertig un0 fiibIt itd bereits mobl nit
ser 6omilie in Ser elben. = Srau
@beline mur0e 6reitog in ibrer
@obnung zines 8rult=Gumors megen
operirt uno befin0et lth ouf Sem @e=
ge ser 8elierung. = SIS. 2ebmunn
mar einige Soge 1T Seem Ml1nih uno
unterititte Sic 8ranerei IN ousge=
oebnter @eiie. = @adbem Dos Mn=
to jeine Saiiorbienite getbon, nuB
Motb. Bitl iih mteoer hequemen, gu
ben iiber Sic Mdiel a%ngeiebenen
@aulen berab5uitetgen. Sobn
Sraun bon Gong Broirie uberroldte
feinen Sreuno un6 bormnligen gea9-
born Sobn Guritenberg NIT etnert
@elude. = Sen. @ampiet's neue @e-
iioen5 in 6ieier Srtboft lit bol1en-
Set, a1n6 Gomilie &a1npien miro bolo
BON ser 5arm 1pah bier um5ieben. =
Matb. 8itl l1nb Grnn febrtea Dier=
itug BON Minneapolis 5uriid, 100 tie
fib nit SEM Gritgeborenen ser 5an1t<
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-11-14

lie @einbolo Seub betannt madyten.
- Conrad Dpung balt Sic Creamery
i'm gl,ten @ange, mobei linn ser iebt=
ge Miiitent, iein 6rauden, Die bette
@iilfe leiltet. = l1pbof un0 Mltentbal
beten fir guteS &etter, benn es
nimmt ibner nod amei @oden, BE-
Dor lie NIT 0relden ferttg iino. =
&eter Sens bon ct. Glou0 beiudte
ouf einige Sage letn altes Seim IN
Seem Ml1nih.
Mlbang.
l1n0 mieoerum fiel oie @aN fir
Sic 9egislatur, in Sic iih q. 80.
l1tedt bon &id,mono permittellt
rStiders" %bineinoriiden molte, NUT
GROCER Webrbeit ouf Uni fern Mitbur=
ger 5. q. @enrp, 1pelder ieinen @es=
ner lttedt, tpie hereits Bel Ser Sri
mabmabl, 10 oud Bel ser Na9mabl
inn Nopember lit Eff ur6 unantalt=
borer @eiie beitegte, 0arob man an
nebmen lonte, @err l1tedt foate iid
nit Sem 6oppelten @ablergebnilie,
6os ieine Mieoerlage b%eoeutete, 5ufrie-
SEN geben. 1no 6o6 flingt es tpie
ein gar 6umpfer Modflang, boB er iid
gu einem CONTEXT ernrar11terr ion. @r
erinnert ii4 pielleidt ser alien 6eut-
iden @orte: 0reimnl lit gottlid, aber
Sic 5tpeimalige M~ie6erlage iollte ibm,
pen11 er mbefrtgter @eiie Sic @brbar=
felt ser @abler I'M ACKNOWLEDGMENT
Diitrift nod o~nameifelt, iber oie
MfaBen genitgen. - s. S. @eper
murbe Mitte pergangener ISOLDE bon
Sem plotliden Eo6esfane ieines 8ru=
oers 6. %. Meper aus Settings, 6es
Observation-Disclosures BON 9acota
Gountp in @enntniB geiekt. Serr uno
Srau Meper uno Sobn 6rancis bega=
BEN iid] iofort an sen Srt ser Sralter,
no Tie ser geerotgnrg 6es Ser torbe=
nen b%eimobnten. - @regor Setter
nen BON Brodtpap madte bier NIT iei=
nem Sobne Sran5 Iebte @ode Sen
Marfttag nit ur6 erbielt fir bon ibm
ousgeitente Mepfel Sen ~5tpeiten Hreis.
Ser aIte GeterneI miro einiee @oden
bier bleiben bei ieinem Sobne Mn=
oreos, tpelder zines peben S,1Bes me-
gen urter Dr. STATIONS 8eban6lung
itebt. - Die 6irma 8al1er & &ramer
bot fi9 mod gegenieitigem l1eberein=
fomuter aufgeloit, 11n6 Sobn &raner
miro 6as r9rap"- @eid6ft meiter fuib=
rem. - Mnton &oidiol, melder mab-
ren6 ser lebter adt Monote in Ser
bieiigen @utterfobrif Mnifeaung bat=
te, pir6 SEN @interfuri1s IN ser
Stants-D airpSSdule mitmaden. -
SRI. Maria MaQep fat iid an ser
ct. observation-disclosures fir Sen @in-
tertermin e%introgen lalfen. = Mnton
Stein lit BON @nrsfe, 81. 8. 5uriid=
gefebrt, 400 er mdbren6 Ser lesten @o=
nate Mniteq1ng batte. - g. q. 2ob<
Iein uro Sub. Zimmerman maren
6reitag @eiddfte bolber nod ct.
CLOUD.
&dmpn6.
-. ~
Mm pergongener Sonntog bot fid
Soepb S. Sl9umperlin, elmer uni erer
oeutiden prominenten Garmer, 5ur
&eiie na9 ser id0nen 5bmei5, Sem
2anoe, 100 feline @iege itan6, bon iei<
men Mngeborigen un1 Sreun6en per=
abidie6et. Ct geoenft, sic 8inter=
monote i'm olten &aterlanbe 5u per=
bringen, oas er bor fait einem balben
S%abrbnnoert perlieb, unb tit gelon=
men, NIT sen Shmolben mieoer nod
5em 9orroe ieiner @dN 5uriid5ufeb-
rem. = Mit 6em MuHte1en Ser 8fo=
lte1r fir ur1iere eleftriide 8eleadtnng
ner5en sic Mrbeiter Dor Nblbl1B Sic
ier ISOLDE fertg mer6en. = 5ran
6ran5 Sdlener uno Sodter @liinbetb
Don Manta6or, sc. g., fins bier IN
Sen Shlener un6 @an3er 6nmiIier1
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-11-14

gefertigt muroe. 8niiirer Serbaar
mar ser gliidli9e @etpinner.
Jarming.
Sn ser Nadt BON Sami tag auf
gonntog fat bier ser ~ Sabre alte
@ernbaro &eamann, beltens auf Sen
idmeren Gang in sic gmigfeit BOT
bereitet, 6as 8eitlide geiegnet. Ser
@%erltorbene nor elmer ser alten belt=
iden Mniiealer in oieier @egeno, un0
er eenoB leines oufridtigen, leutieli=
gen @eiens balber aqgemetne Idt
tung. seine @attin tpuroe erit Dor
odt @oden y1 @rabe getra9en. 0urd)
leinen 500 iinb Sic 5mei binterlaiie=
men S0bne, 8ernboro uno @einrih
sic beioe nod gu Saul. iino, gu @ai-
len gemor6en. Dienitag fano Sic Sc
er0igung unter' GROCER Sbeilnabme
itott, nad6em ser bodm. 8furrer, p.
Ebilipp, 8. g. g., Elm &equiem fir
Ole Seelenrllbe bes 8%erltorbenen ge=
balten batte. M0ge ser @eritorbene
in Trieoen rrben! -6rau Ntf. @pan5
reiit 6ieier Sage nod 2ansfor6, q.
g, moi eIbit ibr Sobn &einri@ Ell
fronft nte6erliegt.
&eit union.
@odpn. Hfarrer @lb. Sdeiner
~leiitete 6iei Jet Gage bei ser in ser ct.
8onifo5ius= Stride gu Melroi e gebol=
tenen 4Oltiin0igen Mn5adt Musbdilfe.
T. Sen. 0eters pur5e Iebten Conn.,
rag Mbeno BON ieinen pielen 6rel1n=
Sen gu ieinem AZ. @eburtstagsfeit
iiberraidt. Mit ser @ratulation mur=
Sc Elm iaomes @eidenf in 6orm eli
nes sdnufelitubles 6em @eburtstagS=
finoe iiberrei6t, un6 es folgte Damn
cine ber5lide l1nterbaltung, 10 mte es
ii6 unter 6eutiden 5reun6en ge5iemt.
- Gran5 Mobr botte lette ISOLDE sos
ltngIuf, BON ietnem Motor=9tatb gu
lfiir5en, 1ppbei er orei 3Gbne einbIbte.
st. Midplas.
Sobn Geo. Sell fat leine etgene
aormidalmaidine i'm @anee. BUR
unterbringung ser Seinigen bat Sobn
8runnen einen 26 SUB langen an=
buu an ieinen Staa erri6ten lal1en.
II @ui top 8olter lit lekten Mittpod
mutt oem @etrei6e0reiden fertig ge=
mor6en; er lit iebt mieoer am &lee=
0relfen. - Set 6em i6onen @etter
fonme11 Sic 6armer gut nit ibrer
nod riidiita1t0tgen Mrbeit poron. =
Sos. @eber lit gum l1%eberpintern BET
Sen gItern eingetroffen. 2ebte
ISOLDE mar ser @iebbon6el infolge ser
guten 8reiie i'm Sdmunge. - Seit=
5em Sos. Setter nit ieinem innsen
@eibGen nod @atfins urtge5cgen tit,
liebt 1id) unier sdanfmirtb Sobn
9utgen inn @ausbalt pereiniom.
@ie large er 6ies mobl al1sbolten
mag? - @ebriioer NH. um6 Neter
2oid BON @atfins tporen NIT ibren
6rate1 bier bei Ser Mutter 5u 60
ite, mdbren6 @brtit. Gbeiien uno @atz
tin Don @atfins sic @aitfreun0idaft
Ser Samilie Neter 2abr genoiien. =
Mih. 5. Gbeilen lit mie0er iomeit
bergeiteut, 6oB ct 5onntag sem Got
tesbienlt beimobnen fonnte.
ct Martin.
Gin Sdlgling ser SamiIie Sobn
1oa itarb lebte @ode; &err Don
ielbit ioa idlimm erfranft iein. -
Setter Sacobi uno @briit. Ma6er mo-
rem 9onneritag in @eiddften nadt
&idmono. = sos. Soas CAB ieinem
8ruoer Scarf, melder bier einen ldn-
geren ber1panotidaftliden 8eitb err
itattete, CUR @eimreiie nod @ebrasfa
bis &oscoe ous @eleite.-Sbeo. Mim=
ba9 fat al1f Sobn Olmide1s 6arm
feline &orni9dlmaidine in 8etrieb.-
81. @oag mar Iette @ode in Minne-
opolis, 100 CT fir iein Streben, Ger
Goup SEEMS in Minneapolis Ole met
item 9eier 51 beri6affen, BON Sen gi
gentbiimern iener 3eita1ng nit ei,1em
$500 mertben Muto belobnt mur0e.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-11-14
u Po|tkarten Frd
9lueb uniere 2 ma9ajine

Bir ididenGub stu6If Der nettefen 9ohsarten. Die
Sbr lie eeieben. tpenn Sbr> bies ausftbneioet un6
ms %5uienoet nit bier gent9 snn1 9rantircn unb
eurer Treunbe porseist. @enn Sbr mont. mer6en
mir aud guren Ramen in rnfern 3effarten Ct
1ange frei auf Berlangen eintragen. 8crgeBt nidbt.
einoetraeen baben mont. 8eim gintraeen Cures
Nan,ens in unIere Grtbanee Spalte. tuerbet Sbr
8pffarten. 8rpbe= Magasine un6 aroere 8oftfadben
BON Der aanse1 sss!t ernaltem: s MnG9 srpa ,l.s Jsr
sOItt natIiden Nagasine. 9be Rem Dorf Gdr1ilp
stprp Eaper uto gpIoen 1ourS.
FAMILY STORY PAPER
1874 ganbeluater ct. Stem gort.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1912-04-24

deception, treachery, hypocrisy and
whisky money, Kentucky again disgrace
ed herself by sending an old, braying
jackass Republican, TO the United
States Senate.
Whenever a moral leper defames the
name of our illustrious dead, it is time
to call halt. As for Hon. John P.
Altgeldt, he died struggling for human
ity. He fought good fight. and left to
the world the glorious gospel of human
service, something you never will To
day, he sleeps beneath the shadows Of
the clouds, careless alike of sunshine or
storm. He is at rest from his labors, but
his name is forever embalmed in the
hearts and condolences of his country
men whom he so ably served His
efforts in behalf of the toiling millions,
viii ever be held in grateful remem-
brance by the great common people and
countless millions of their posterity.
Yonr reference to the late Mr.. Alt
geldt is a beautiful illustration of the
character Of man you are. 1t was per-
verted and villainous, and does not bear
the earmarks of true Kentucky gentle
man. Indeed, the citizenship of the
proud old Commonwealth should deep
ly feel her humiliation in having such
man in the United States Senate.
regret exceedingly that am not permit
ted to make my statements more plain
and emphatic. However, 1--WE can read
as we run"
Yours very truly,
FRANK LESLIE RUSSELL.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1912-04-24
Tells Women How To Have
Charming Hair.

Rough, coarse hair is unnecessary; so
is faded, dull looking hair.
Dandruff and scalp itch are both
caused by an accumulation of scurfy
filth and can easily be gotten rid of.
Dandruff germs cause falling hair and
diseases of the hair and scalp, and
should be destroyed
If you have any of the hair troubles
mentioned above B. L. Middleton will
guarantee PARTISAN SAGE to end
everyone Of them or will refund your
money.
PARTISAN SAGE is a delightful hair
dressing that is being used today by
many thousands Of lovely Americans
who detest uncleanliness. Large bottle
80 cents.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1912-04-24
BALD HEADS NOT
WANTED
Badness Is Too Generally
Considered a Sign of Adj
vanced Age.

A bald-headed person does not have
an equal chance with one blessed with
a healthy head Of hair. because badness
is too generally accepted as an indica-
tion of age. Many large corporations
have established an age limit, and re-
fuse to take men over IS years Of age as
new employees.
Probably 65 per cent. Of bald-headed
people may regain a good head of
healthy hair if they viii follow our
advice and accept our offer We have
a remedy that we positively guarantee
TO grow hair on any head, unless the
roots of the hair are entirely dead. their
follicles closed. and the scalp has be-
come glazed and shiny. We want peo-
pie to try this remedy at our risk. with
the distinct understanding that unless
it does exactly what we claim it will.
and gives satisfaction in every respect,
we shall make no charge for the remedy
used during the trial
We know exactly what we are talking
about, and with this offer back of our
statements no one should scott, doubt
our word, or hesitate to put our remedy
to an actual test.
We want every one in Richmond who
is suffering from any scalp OF hair
trouble, dandruff. falling hair, or bald
ness to try our Rexall '93" Hair Tonic.
We want them to use it regularly-say
until three bottles have been used-and
if it does not eradicate dandruff, cleanse
and refresh the scalp, tighten the hair
in its roots, and.grow new hair, we will
return every cent paid US for the remedy
for the mere asking. There is no
formality expected, and we exact no
obligation from the user whatever.
We are established right here in
and make this offer with a
full understanding that our business
success entirely depends upon the sort
Of treatment we accord our customers,
and we would not dare make the above
offer unless we were positively certain
that we could substantiate it in every
particular. Remember, you can obtain
Rexall Remedies in this community
only at our store.-The Rexall Store
Perry's Drug Store.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1912-04-24
Richmond, KY, April u, 1912
Mr.. William o. Bradley, Senator,
Washington, ID. c.
DEAR SIR

DEAR SIR
In reading the reports from the Repu-
blican State Convention, being held in
Louisville, noticed one statement made
by you that should draw the fires Of re-
volt from every individual who admires
the truth, decency and far play. While
l have nothing in common with the
workings Of the Republican party as a
political organization, yet when you as
sail the honored dead and one Of diff
ferent political faith, lam going to have
something to say In defense of one
whose name l reverently cherish in
memory and whose works are a monu-
ment Of everlasting worth and crown
ing glory. You were reported as saying:
illinois is the same State that once
elected an anarchist-Altgeldt for Gov
ernor."
Yes; and Kentucky, am exceedingly
sorry to say, is the same State that once
disgraced herself by electing an old, Re-
publican reprobate for Governor.
Through corruption, fraud, cunning,
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1912-04-24
Bradley's Hand Called.

AT the Republican State Convention
held in Louisville last week, Senator
William o. Bradley. who ruled the con-
vention with an iron hand, in referring
to the result Of the Republican primary
held in Illinois, took occasion to defame
the name of Hon. John P Altgeldt. who
was Democratic Governor Of that State
in 1894, during the great Pullman strike.
Senator Bradley characterized Governor
Altgeldt as an anarchist. Mr.. Frank L.
Russell, of this city, who was a warm
friend Of Governor Altgeldt, resented
the attacks Of Bradley and addressed
the following letter in reply to the re-
marks made against his dead friend:
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1912-04-24
Referendum and the Call"

Don't understand the initiative, ref
erendum and recall? Let US explain it
to you. ''Mr. Man goes home and an
nounces that he is going down town after
supper to meet a man. That's the
initiative. His wife says Are your in
that ascending voice that seems to walk
over the roof Of her nerves. That's the
referendum. Then Mr.. Man sits down
and reads his paper. That's the recall"
Exchange.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1912-04-24
EGGS For Sale.

From my Single Comb Brown Leg
horns. 81 per setting of 10 eggs, or 40
eggs for 81. Also breeder of Bourbon
Red Turkeys and S. c. Buff Orphington,
and Muscovia Ducks. Eggs a matter of
correspondence.
Mrs. WALLACE GILBERT,
Al I'm r. d. No. 3, Richmond, Ky.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1912-04-24

Dan Brock. fire, lightning, cyclone
and live stock insurance. If
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1912-04-24

Seven bushel barrel best Kanawa Salt
for SLIGO. Telephone ITO.
4I-tf w. w. BROADDUs & Co.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1912-04-24

FRANK LESLIE RUSSELL.
Evening journal., 1912-11-18
UPSET STOMACH
AND INDIGESTION
"Pape's Diapepsin" Cures Sour, Classy
StOmachs i'm Five
Minutes.

Time it, In five minutes all stom-
aeh distress will go. No indigestion,
heartburn, sourness or belching of
gas, acid, or eructations cd undigested
food. no dizziness, bloating, foul
breath or headache.
Pape's Diapepsin is noted for its
speed in regulating upset stomachs.
It is the sIrest, quickest and most
certain remedy in the whole world
and besides it is harmless.
Millions of men and women now
eat their favorite foods without fear
they know now it is needless to
have a bad stomach.
Please, for your sake, get a large
fifty-cent case of Pape's Diapepsin
from any drug store and put your
stomach right Don't keep on being
miserable-life is too short-you are
not here long,so make your stay agree
able Eat what you like and digest it;
enjoy it. without dread Of rebellion In
the stomach.
Diapepsin belongs in your home
anyway II should be kept handy.
should Or of the family eat some
thing which doesn't agree with them
or in case of an attack of indigestion
dyspepsia, gastritis or stomach de-
rangement at daytime or during the
night it is there TO give the quickest,
surcst RELIEF known
Evening journal., 1912-11-18
GIRLS ON HIKE,
SELL JOURNALS
TOPAY EXPENSES

Attired in a light brown walking
suit. much like those worn by COW
girls in the sawdust arena, and with
a pouch slung over her shoulder, Miss
Ruth Reynolds, of Boston, arrived
here last evening on her hike 10
Brazil. The young woman is walk
ing on a wager with Miss Dorothy
Street. of the White Rat Association,
of Boston, for $500 each, to walk from
their home town to South America in
two years.
The two women left Boston last
Monday morning. and are to make
their living selling newspapers. When
they started they had two cents and
the first week out they cleared $3.50.
Miss Street stayed over night in Phila-
delphia, but will meet her companion
here today and tomorrow morning
they will start for Baltimore.
Miss Reynolds in telling of her hike
this morning, said she returned from
Alaska eight months ago and had once
before hiked from Boston to Los
Angeles. Cal. The woman, who is
twenty-five years old, has been on the
vaudeville stage since she was f3
years old.
AT present she and her companion
will make the Clayton House their
headquarters, and this evening they
will sell EVENING JOURNALS on
Market street
Evening journal., 1912-11-18
THIEF OVER
HOUSE TOPS TO
EVADE POLICE

Through the foresight OF James
Bradley. a cofored boy. aged IA years.
a daring burglary was frustrated
early last evening at the home of DR..
Warren s. p. Coombs. No 4OS Della
ware avenue. DR.. Coombs had left the
house to visit a relative in Pennsyl-
vania avenue Or. Robert e. Ellie
good, vino is in the same building.
also had just left leaving no one
about Ve place but Bradley
The door opened and well dressed
white man walked In and inquired
first for Dr. Coombs and then for DR..
EllegoOd. Bradley remembered that
the latter had only left a few min
utes before and he thinking that he
might stlll be in sight ran to tia front
door but could not see him. Return
ing, he saw the stranger going up
stairs. The boy called DR. Coombs
over the telephone where he was Wis
iting and acquainted him with tho
facts in the case. The physician call
ed up the police and several patrol
men were rushed to the house. They
searched the rooms on the first floor
and then hurried to the second. They
found that the burglar had been al
work in DR. Coombs' apartment and
had selected a cigar and lighted II
while he deliberately began his search
for valuables On the banister in the
hall way the intruder had placed five
suits of clothes belonging TO the ply.
sician He was at work when the
police arrived and hearing them on
the first floor he ran to the third floor
and left the house by a rear window
stepping to the roof of an adjoining
building and running along the hous,
tops until he came to a place where
he could make his escape
The police made a search of the
neighbOrhod but found no further
trace OF the fellow. They were amaz.
ed at the daring of the man. IL IS
evident that he had been watching the
house and when the two physicians
left, lie walked in. not counting on
meeting the colored boy.
Evening journal., 1912-11-18
METHODISTS
TO CENTER FIRE
In REVEALS

Discussions as to the manner in
which they should hold revival ser
vices, occupied the time Of the Meth
odist Preachers at their weekly meet
ing in Grace Church today
One plan, fostered by the Rev. u. c.
Sunheld, was given a mixture of aps
plause and criticism and finally
dropped Ia favor of a proposition Of
DR.. George Edward Reed which was
unanimously adopted Dr. Reed pro-
posed that one week i'm the coming
January, tthe first, perhaps). be set
aside by the Methodist churches for
revival meetings to the exclusion Of
any other weekday church func-
ton.
Dr. Reed proposed that six points
In various parts Of the city be select
ed as scenes for these revival SER
vices, that at each point, for one day.
both afternoon and evening" repre-
sentatives from all the churches
concerned concentrate their for
spiritual enlighment.
District Superintendent Il. l.. Hof-
fecker, DR.. Reed and Mr. Sunneld
were appointed committee ia
change the proposition into a resolu-
ton and IL will probably be adopted
as such az the next meeting.
The plan Of Mr. Sunheld's would
have provided for a grouping of the
Methodist Churches into four sec.
tions to conduct revival services In
the month of January.
Section No. 1 will be composed o
Asbury, Madeley. Epworth and Scott
No. 2--Grace. St Pauls. Union
Harrison Street and Wesley; No. g.
Brandywine, Kingswood. Trinity
Eastlake and McCabe: No. MT
Salem, Goodman. Silverbrook, Rich,
ardson Park.
One reason for opposition to Mr.
Sunhelds plan was the fact tha
churches In some OF the sections
were so far removed from one an
other. II was also pointed out tha
some of'the churches in the same sec.
ton might hesitate TO cooperate will
each other.
A banquet may be given at Grac,
church in honor of Bishop Joseph Il
Berry, who Will be in the city on De
cember 6. The matter will be decide,
at the next meeting