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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-30

0u<nnnx a. .0ndoer Game
1<sv,is ~as ccnxsrsea forrsher
~ =, ~ Nrx ri N nsrr OF
5iSs . -hsa~er rxr,s'' on rohn
zS Ir7-r~ AZ seasfle manager Of
Z 6S Tr1ls, W@xf Bakgnx 90 Mrs.
~ ~ sentenced to SIX months
~ peailentinry, and barr anu
- vere each xsssn three 70
ye4H4 Carroll nad p"sn ne
4 n Wfour 'umnihs AN
~ e Sandefveer. Ine taFrs
= 6<sendsd sspsrnteiy oy an
Il attorney. william holx'
Aooo os'l PVT Up
0nofrx relatives. wealthy resi-
1rn Z Victoria. put mp $4,000
- IN lcf him. The Barrx had
j. uosey and shey remained 10 the
onay in while their appeals
80 sending Gov. Hay pardoned
q ~ mr. sfser she had served In
i ~ oDunty jaiI Is months. or al
~ year more than the term OF
s ~ s<nteacs. In the meantime.
onu1n uns out ON honda. The su.
- cours Sustained the c0uvic-
= q bofh Earr and Carroll al
- ''a's
Mysser'ous Delays
r. .hc,s ,h,~ ,sr,e pttax Afen
~. sr,sss~sI rsnar.r entered
~ ~ r1sc Ara usrses ~
ru1ru1cus aelaxx ara poxspone.
1rr11 ~er~ hewn, rarrnIrs usf,.
lr ~ ! ,ehearirr before the su.
S1uu~ enurt VA DELAYED unusual
5-. a., s~.- ~. vsha.rsn !
- dr.1ir vs.rhed and shc an.
~ eo~rt su.tainsa III own pre-.
l1ne ocfiou and issued the final
~ which should have sent both
3 IA Carroll 10 she penlten.
~ Imn~6ssssl~
1r6 nerr who had served time
= ~ county Yail during all this
u1,on, because he had NO
~ ssnt TO the penItenslary at
61oa There was DO further delay
~ case.
c.,,a,, s.ved
60, :. - .,..
ss1'1'l ssi y ho' ~ sn- p.sn''... ~ ~
! "nsn ,n. pape.x " ~
'S. .s@s en, cxms ocNn, ,ns rus1 srsa
49, y. 'ocsssa '.s ~. Saf,on ~ ...s' n s,u
zs- 4. r. sou'a ny = ,'. D.o"sn' -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-30
SISTERS GIVE UP
LIVES FOR BABES

Six Sisters in Charge of Orphan Asylum Burned Death
While Rcscuing Children-Two Babies Die in the
Elames
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-30
BULLETIN

BULLETIN
UTICA. Oct. 3o.---0herman was
kept alive with oxygen at 4:i5. His
death was near.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-30
WEATHER FORECAST

Fair this afternoon, tonight ,
\ and Thursday; moderate east ,
h erly winds. Temperature at
\ noon. 4s.
4 4 4 4 4 4 \ 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 ,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-30

~ TORY of Mrs. Debs and
- "the finest cook in the
Al world" is told on the ed
itoriaI page today. In
terview by ldah Gibson with
Mrs. Wilson tomorrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-30

~. saturday, October 10, Wander
Ir7 aio produce Carroll in court.
= Ronald Immediately slgned
uer returning the $4,000 bail
n'' @ carroIls bonders. Car.
49, oe'iyered to the sheriff 10
II ~ Nv. ~ custody at the county
= ,sa sa,'i The penitentlary guards,
u ~ y Z, usual trips, should take
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-30

nWARD, are you afraid
g your mother-in-law?
n you're not, and even
if you are. take a look
, saory about the old joke
lse :.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-11-21
To Hold Conference
WITH THE Governor
REpRI SENTATIVE CURRY Will
DINCt ~ LEGISLATIVE PRO
GRAM WITH CRUCL.

Frank Il Curry recently elected TO
the state legislature from Tulsa county
viii goo 60 oklahoma city today 20
have chat with Governor Cruce in
regard to legislation that Is TO come
before the first session Of the newly
elected legislature.
Judge Curry has come out publicly
In opposition to several Of the stand,
Of the Governor. in regard To needed
laws ia this state and particularly
with reference to the recommcndd-
ton OF tho governor that gambling he
a felony. 1t IS these important sub
jccts that will be discussed by Gov
cruor Cruce and Mr.. Curry.
The rrprcseuutive-olect from Tul-
sa county Is going TO make his strong
est fight in the lower house of the
legislature In favor OF the recall ot
an officials, including Judges He IS
strongly In favor of "a strong recall
law in this state and will probably in
troducc a blll along those lines sont
after taking his seat in the house a
. representatives.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-11-21

CIlICNGO, Nov 2O.-AnnOunce-
mcut was made today Of the success
ful outcome OF case of skin graft
ing I'm which large piece Of the
skin. of skye terrier was placed over
o. wound ON the arm OF Mrs. II. w.
Johnson. Of Mcuominec, Wis.
The wound had been left after an
operation for tubercular ulcer. The
operation said TO have been the first
OF It's kind ever performed. took place
ten days ago. and today Mrs John
son returned 10 her home taking with
her the dog which had contributed
TO her Conyalescence.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-11-21

A SMALL CROWD Of local bust
ness men were discussing the slSppos-
ed.y unlucky "1S" omen in the lobby
of the Hotel Tulsa last evening. 81
was born cn the 18th day OF the
month" said Paul Galloway, "and l
don't feel that It was a bit unlucky
for me" The only dry hole l ever
drilled in my life was on Friday, the
18th" retorted Cyrus Avery, by way
of comparison. Thirteen is all right"
said c. 4. Sanderson, secretary Of the
Commercial club. Il was the thir-
tcenth child in the family. was born
on Friday. tho thirteenth day Of the
month. and I weighed 1S pounds at
my birth expect to have unbounded
luck next year, which will be 1913,
4. d." The rest of the crowd passed
after the last shot.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-11-21
TODAY'S ADJUSTMENTS
To Be Seen ar TuISd'S Various PIGyhouseS

U. ta.D.t ... t.au''Ile 7IAf' lod b.
Mr zen Gregg says that he has seen
the .ct ana that there IS no cAagerl'
alton iu this stltcmcnt In Il arc
trained horses. mules. dogs ana cats
tbat work together in harmony -
uudrr landing beyond the belief of tto
average person Rnymouds railroad
comedy act ls n very novel feature
chat brings lls own special sceucry
while Jouulr l.lry Who luggles M
nOu,t object. is said no De a man who
VIII command attention every minute
~ his act HiIlio House VIII sing tNe
popular song hits Co. hls always pleas
ing manner Yes its the biggest ana
most expensive program amy theatre
manager ever had the hardyhood TO
brug 90 Tulsa Us up to the theatre
rocrs 90 show their appreciation.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-11-21
UGH! NOT CALOMEL, OIL OR salts,
BUT DELICIOUS SYRUP OF fICS"
of
Bliousness,


This wonderful fruit laxative acts
as Il liver and bowel cleanser-tonic--
not as an irritant. Its action is nat
ural and gentle--no gripping. 1t Is de-
llcious-no dreading, 1t is positive
and rrompt-no waiting.
Ii your stomach is sour and filled
with vile gases. your head aches, or
you are bilious, nervous, dizzy, half
sick, your tongue coated, your thirty
feet of bowels clogged with waste not
properly carried off-don't wait.
Surely take a teaspoonful of delicious
syrup of Figs tonight. and in the
morning all constipated waste sour
bic, gases and puisons will move on
and out of the system. gently but
thoroughly-nO griping-no nausea
no weakness, In the old days people
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-11-21
Seek Release OF CamDa,

PHOENIX, Ariz., Nov. 20.--The
league for tho protection of Mexican
political refugees applied to the fed
eral district court here today for q
writ of habeas corpus to obtain the
release of the insurrecto leader, Gem
eral Emilio Campo. who is in jail at
Tuscon. Campo will be brought here
tomorrow to testify in his own be-
half.
According to the petition, the
United States government has no
right to hold an alien fugitive long
er than 40 days, II the home govern
ment Of such fugitive does not make
application for eXtraditlon in that
time. Campo has been incarcerated
81 days.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-11-21
ERLULLABY PROVES
VERY POPULAR HERE
NRITTI\ BN MOTHER OF MRS.
NRlDGI WHOSE PC
TtRI TIM >ONG BEARS.

- - ---, ---I --------,-IIu
s,,, .,..,.. .re, ,.v ...- r.v,
"N .''.
the lo . nH stores The i".t ihN
ilr song pu4 written hy the mother
of H,u EnoVn Tulsa woman adds
.u..I uOr.st fY fl. piece.
mi. -.re .s entitled 90 much prais,
ou ..alut az Ns departure from the
pr..,nt craze for "ua time" sclee-
i.u-. If is % lullaby and is entitled
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-11-21

let these matters run until they neeo
cd q large dose of physic. then they
took something severe like castor oil.
salts or cathartlcs, that meant abuse
tc the bowels These are the days OF
the gentle and ratural-the days Of
'yrup Of Figs. This way you are not
drugging yourself Syrup of Figs be-
ing composed entirely OF luscious figs.
SIENNA and aromatics can not cause
injury.
ASK your druggist for syrup Of
Figs and Elixir Of Scnna," and look
for the name, California Fig Syrup
Company on the label, This is the
Genrine-old reliable. Any other So.
called Fig Syrup is an imitation often'
meant to deceive YOU. Refuse such
with contempt adv
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-11-21
linton VIII Give a Cup.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 20.--A
representative gathering Of Pacific
coast yacht and motorboat clubs was
told by Sir Thomas Upton today that
he would offer a trophy to he con-
tested for at the Panama Pacific eN-
position yachting regatta.
Il will be there in 1915 and will
bring the Shamrock " and will race
her here" The Panama canal Will
bring England and Europe S,OoO
miles nearer by water than they are
now and that will bring all our yacht
men out here sooner or later"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-11-21

CHICAGO, Nov, 2O,-Information
was given to the police here today
that the woman found dying from a
hammer blow in hotel here last
week may be Mrs. Mortha Fosdick'
who lived in a suburb of Detroit
Mich. and who had come to this city
to seek her 19-year-old daughter.
Two women who viewed the body OF
the murdered woman were taken be-
fore the chief Of detectives today and
are said to have given this infoma-
ton.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-11-21
SUFFRlCETTES MEET
IN Quaker CITY
;Continucd from Page ~

march from their headquarters TO In
dependence Square, where an open
air meeting will be addressed by dis
tnguished advocates of equal rights
for women.
Dr. Anna shaw. president Of the
National association, will preside at
the first session Of the convention.
Mayor Blankenberg viii welcome the
delegates to the city. and Mrs. Ellen
II. Price. president Of the Pennsyl-
yania Suffrage association. will eN-
tend the welcome in behalf of that
organization. Tomorrow night has
been designated Campaign night"
with speakers from ten suffrage
states. Jane Adams. OF Chicago.
will preside. and National President
Or. Shaw will deliver her annual ad-
dress. Friday night has been set
apart for the men.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-11-21
Sold $4,000, 900 Bond Issue.

NEW YORK. Nov. 20 Announce
ment was made today that the New
York, New Haven & Hartford rail-
road company has sold s4O,00O.oO0
one-year per cent notes to banking
syndicate headed by ]. =. Morgan
& Co. The issue is largely In tho ma
ture Of refunding operation, as the
New Haven has $SO.OO0.OO0 Of one
year ( per cent notes maturing early
In 1913.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-11-21
Two In Pennsylvania.

PITTSBURGH, Pa, Nov 90
Five arrests were made here today
in connection with the nationwide
raid ordered by Postmaster General
Hitchcock. The persons arrested were
DIR. Anna NJ. Hill, Mrs. Jane Holdt,
Maria Louise Tracy. and Or, jim Fuy
Moy OF Pittsburgh and Robert NJ.
Headley, merchant and postmaster
of Pine Bank. Po. The first four
mentioned gave bail of $4,000 each.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-11-21
KENDALL DOING
SOME GOOD WORK
LOCAL COLLEGE LOSING NO
TIME N GETTING READY
FOR COMING GAME.
take Place next week
Tulsa High to oppose the College
Thanksgiving Day In Tulsas
Biggest Game.

Yale and Harvard neither one has
ANYTHING on Tulsa High School and
Kendall college when it comes to do
ing hard practice work at football in
preparation for the seasons big
game
Tulsas feature football contest of
the year and one that is attracting
wide local attention. Will occur on
Thanksgiving day, when Kendall col
lege and Tulsa High, old rivals,
clash at South Main street field.
Tulsa High had a splendid season.
winning all but one of its games
Kendall has not been so fortunate
hut the fact must be taken into con-
sideration that they have played
teams OF higher rank than high
schools. This is Kendalls first year
in football, after a lapse Of one esa-
son, and tho team is just now begin
ming to get into the right sort OF
shape, according to Coach Allen lie
believes firmly that his team VIII de-
feat T. H. S. next Thursday. He has
his squad on the Kendall campus ey-
cry day, putting them through all
sorts of practice work, scrimmage,
etc.
Tulsa High Is likewise putting In
some hard licks Both teams will
continue this stiff practice until the
dav before the game. Coach McBlr-
ney of High is out with his players
every afternoon following school
Several Of the surrounding towns
will send fans to the Thanksgiving
Day game. for there is no doubt but
what 1t Will he Eastern oklahoma S
feature rridiron contest on Turkey
Dey.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-11-21
ChInamen Injured in WrccIs.

RUSH LAKE, Sask. Nov 60
Eighteen We're injured today when
the northbound 500 Flyer on the
Canadian Pacific railway colllded
with a carload OF Cinnamon on a
say the car occupied by the China
men had not been properly side
tracked. an end of the car being left
on the main track. Two of the
guards accompanying the Cinnamon
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-11-21

has appointed Fairfax Harrison. presi-
dent OF the Monon railroad, r. IL.
Ashton, of the Chicago & Northwest
ern and r. E. Clark of the Delaware,
Lackawanna & Western railroad, 70
force the rules governing the inter-
change of cars. The committee is em-
powered to impose penalties on raii-
roads that do not return equipment
promptly.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-11-21
To Relieve Car Shortage.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 20.-The car
shortage problem will be dealt with
Immediately by committee from the
American railway association. rho
Interstate commerce commission,
which has undertaken TO break up
the practice of railroads making an
warranted use Of the equipment cf
other lines. was advised today hat
the American Railway association
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-11-21
Seek to Mako Bond.

MINNEAPOLIS NoV. 2O.-Dr.
George L. Lemko was arrested here
late today and taken to ST. Paul.
where he viii attempt to secure the
$500 bond under which he IS held
by federal authorities.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-11-21
Mail Order Man Caught,

KALAMAZOO, Mich, Nov. 2o.-
Two men alleged to be members Of
nail order concern, were arrested
here late today. charged with mis-
using the mails.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-11-21

were also injured. All were taken
to Swift Current and placed in the
hospital. None were fatally hurt.
Passengers on the 500 Flyer were
not injured.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-11-21
Federal RAIDS
IN MANY States


Augusta l. True. the serving of war
rants in Oklahoma in connection with
the departments postal raid was COM
pleted.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-31
9ie 9empfratem in Sen Gtaaten,

Stc ScIUVITuIeu Ill UtN S%uu%e"i
Sic Dor Sem 4. Mar5 naditen Sabres
11erte 8un0esf enatoren mablen =
Mineloto fat oa5l1 ant s; 9topember
jeine @elegnbeit = f0nnen nif)t etr1=
oringlid genl1g ermabnt 9peroen, ol=
les in i6ren &raften Stebenoe 5t
tbl1r, 11nr Sen n6diten 8un0es=Se not
alt einem oemofratiiden gu MAIDEN.
Cine 0emofratil@e Administration
epiiroe in ollen ibren8eltrebungen 'ge=
bemn1t, uno namentli6 in Sarif= nnS
Gruit-@ eietgeb1ng i6mer b%ebinoert,
fous ei1tem 6emofratiiden Braitoen=
ten un6 1emofrotii9en &epraientan=
tenbuui e ein republitaniider Senot
eege1iiber ltar0e. Sur 3eit befin=
sen li6 SO &epublifaner unS 43 De=
mofroten inn 8un6esi enot; 6rei Sibe
fins unbeiitt. @emdblt miiiiem Dor
Sem 4. Mdor5 nd6titen Sabres "a
8unoes ienatoren %tper6en, % abgeie=.
ben bon 6rei @atan8en Sic Mmts5eit
bon 81 genotorer gum Sriibiabr ob=
lduft. Man bat aue l1ria6e, on5u=
nebme1t, SAP Sic Demofraten ni@t al
Ten lire biSberigen 8un6esienatoren
pie0erertpablen, or6ern auber6em
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-31
@ams nno Sol.
Maisitensel aIs Srodenfmtter.

Die 5roge, fir oas gieb gutes,
rabrbafteS Srodenfutter gu bei6affen,
dmir0 fir Sen 9an6manr immer mid)=
tiger. DaS fomn1t Dor aGem 6aber,
neil 0aS &eu felt Sabren tbeils infol=
ge ni6t ol5n GROCER @rnten, tbeils
tnfolge perringerter MnbauflGGe BE-
ltanotg I'M &reiie 9eitiegen lit. Die
metiten 2anomirfbe BADEN es baber
profitabfer tgefun6en, lire Senernten
5u nerfaufen un1 ibr @ieb nit onoe-
rem SHUTTER gu periorgen. Ser Sor=
mer fat erfannt, 6uB Maisitengel
5tpor nidt SEN boben @arftmertb ba<
ben mie &eu, 6aB file ober ols Erod=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-31

ao1: Out Cots 5aut Centre, ST, 90.
Curtis @obbtns uno Srou an SsSobn 8.
Bennett, 2ots 1 unb 2 8Iod l.. 5ub'b.
bon Got 9 @obbins erl tie Nbo. at Bab<
nesbiIe, 100000.
Narta 2orens 1nb Gate an Sobn
Qoren5 If, She'll BON @@A 68A SCI.
35z126z33 Melrofe, i, 000.O 90.
MarD Y. Wortb unb Gate an Rarz
garet S9, @h az @8H M@A sec.
3z125z33, @robe, $780, 90.
q: ". Straro an BtQiam M5niug,
Sbetl bon N@A S@A Gee. 25zt23z3i,
W1nion, 100000.
Marquarbt, @h M@A 58X Sec. f6<
1882, 3ion, $t,04O.O0.
&tutam @rnit nn6 Srau IN @ermam
M%nrquarbt, @h 9@H unb @M az
@8A unb M@H 6GH Gec. 16zt23<
80. 3ion, $6,24O.OO.
gmnna &nebel N Mlbert @iplin, g. 10
Mder bon @@A 5@A Gee. 81 1no 2ot
2 Sec. 2Sz122z32, 9aDnesbiue, 81, 100.
@nebel. Got : @lpd 1 S%aitinaer's ass.
RnpnesbiIe, $225.OO.
Mn6reas Sferberg unb Sral1 an So
1epb 2abr, 2ots 1926 8Iod 5 8e1f &
SeorIe's Moo. ct. @Ioub, $t,65O.O0.
Saeob Mnton 2Dbrer nnb sssrau an
sssoieph 81. 21hrer, @h @@A 5ee. 2Ss
1928, ct. Muguita, $500. 90.
u. y: &rigbt II. a. an @nna Gaaifn,
9ot 6 8fod 8 Stearns Mbb. ct. g1ouo,
$4,000.
@3aIinba COOPER an artbur ,tnb @tto
COOPER, Sh N@A Gee. t0z124z28,
ct. glpuo. ST, 10000
emmanuel 9mnoling nnb SSran an Setter
9anfen, me fltd bon Got 4 uno Got S
Blod As, &odbfIe, $4,000.
gltiabetb Marfolef an 8arneb Warloz
let, 5@A 5GA Gee. 8 unb 5@A 6
WA Gee. 9 1nb Mh NgA M@N Gee.
100000, 8rodtpab, 50, 700 90.
Scarf Sauti6 uno SSrau on Stephen
Nn1tid, MH @@A @ec. 35z127z29,
8rpdtpat, ST, 10000.
Got 10 81od IS 81. 81. 8rotpn's Mob.
ct. Glou6, SO, 800 90.
So6n S. 2oubier un6 Srau an Setter
S. @olnep, Hh 5@A Gee. 24z126<
80. @olbina. $4,000.
Grnit SGlueter an @rn1t Gterl1, 58
= SgA Sec. 12=124z30, @union, ST.
syomes s. ederer rnS Srau M @arob
@beeler, Got ~ 8lod 4 5arten, $4,000
&einbart grid1on urb Sssra11 al 6. 8orz
qer6ing, &@A @gA Gee. 25z123z34.
G@A 5@A Gee. 19z123z33. grotp
Sitter, $4,000.
Sofeph 9. @pipaIfotpsfi unb Srolt an
@nrb 6. 6ammereI, 2ots 1O<11z12z13
nnb IA 8lpd 5 Mc@Iure II. @bitneb's
9b6. $4,000.
Marh 6. Mttpooh nnb @atte an Mobert
g. @ouiens, @R M@A Gee. ID G@X
M@A Gee. 15<122z2S, Sair &aben, So
10000.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-31
Der critic OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Der critic @euerfidafts=G umsref
fir 6rauen apuroe fir5li6 III 8riiiiel
obge6alten, nobel es Sic &atbolifen
maren, sic bier mie6er bdbnbre@en6
porginget1. Yater &l1tten, ser inner
mii0lid)e Srgonilator ser Mrbeiter=
maiien, betonte sic Motbmen6tgfeit 6es
3ulammenidluiies fir sic tpeiblid)en
Mrbeiter. 0ie &oue 6es @eiitliben
beitebe ni6t oarin, fire @erbdnSe gu
permalten, ionoern 0arin, ibnen MO-
ralti6e ltnteritiibung gu leiben. Ser
GongreB bei6loB sic &eranbil6ung
bon &e0nerinnen, Ole oorauf ausge=
ben, SEN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES imt=
mer polfstbiimIi&er unter sen Sroue11
3n. MAIDEN. @eiter mlr5e sic 8iloung
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-31

1pertbes e%ingebiiBt batten. Muf gro
ben 5armbetrieben fat man oaber,
I'M ale @ertbtbeile ser Maisitenge1
fib gu iidern, @aidinen eingefibrt,
@ntbiilier uno &iilien5erfaierer (&us=
fers un6 5bre0oers), sic sen &ornfol=
ben beral1siddlen un1 Die 5erfaierte
&iIie ioglei6 in sic sdeune tperfen.
Mber iolde Maidinen fins foitipieli=
ger un1 lobnen ii@ nur i'm @roBbe=
triebe. Dagegen lit Sic Sort uno
&eupreiie init fbrer @aiolimaidine
bon ung1eid bielieitigerem Muben,
ltt5 ite miir6e obne Grage sen Como
tpirtben nodJ melt mebr Sro6enfutter
Der daffen, mem bon ibr auf sen
herbiMi9en &ornfel6errr ausgiebig Sc
brau6 gemadt lpiir6e.
Mltf elmer ~@orn 5bou" gu 5pring=
fiel1, 9hio, pa1roen lebten @erbif
&ornbel1bauen ge5eigt, sic 5ireft BON
@arbenboufen, alio auf offenem Sell
Sc, gepreBt mor6en maren. sic biG6e=
ten einen feinen Mnidlauungsunter=
ridt ser Sl1ttergeminnung. 9ie Sten=
gel tparer gepreBt tpor0en, obne 6oB
man Tie porber 5eridnitten Bate, un6
6od1, als ma1t sic 8allen 0ffnete, fan6
man 6os Sl1tter gequetidt un6 ger
6ridt, troden, iiB ouften6 un6 in
aan5 ausge5eidnetem 8uitanSe fir Sic
Gerfiitterung.
9os 8reiien un6 8olfen ser Mois=
itengel Ioit iounit mdt MIR SOS @ro=
blem, 6ieies %tpertbboue SHUTTER beiier
Dor Sen ber6erbliGen @itterunqsein-
fliiiien 5u i@iiten, ion6ern modt es
on@ 5ugleid btel 3medmdBtger fir
Sic @erfItterl1ng. @erSen Sic gar5em
Moisitengel, tpie Tie aus 6em Sel6e
fommen, borge1egt, 10 tper5en tie tpe=
Ser bon 8fer6en nod &in5pieb nod
Sdtpeinen rein aufge5ebrt. SIN &C.
qentbeil, bel mfrs %nergeu6et. Dns
8allen ober 8er6riidt ltn0 5erbridt sic
Stenae1, sos @ieb friBt ite melt better
un6 lieber, un6 MIR iebr penig gebt
berloren.
Sc mfrs borausiidtlid niht Ionge
mebr 5auern, bis audi Moisitengel=
baI1en = @ornbeu = tpie Sic &elt=
ballen oa1f 6em Marfte iein meroe1t.
@(ls@ 5ieies Sobr lit sic @euernte,
mett1 audi inn %onaemeinen 5por gro
ber als lebtes Sabr, an pielen Srten
cine un5ltreiden6e. Der &reis Ses
&eues mir6 5o6 boh bleiben. Ser
2an0ma1ttt, ser cine @elt= atnb Sort
preiie fat, lit in ser Gage, fem &eu
portbeilhoft at p%erfaufen un6 fir 5as
eigene @ieb genuq grtes &ornbeu in
@allen ou%f5uitapeln, oiellei@t ou9
nod fir Sen lteberiduB 6obon eine,t
gl1te1t Marft at befommen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-31
Gin 8ammitamm arf bem @eleie

oes Sdneu8uges meint ernitliden
Srubel in Musiidt, menn er nidt Be-
leitigt miro, 10 au@ ser @erluit bes
Mppetits. ST beoeutet ungeniigen6en
2%ebensmutb, @erluit ser 5tdrfe uno
Nerpenidmadbeit. @enn ser Nppe-
tit nad}laBt, nebmt electric 8itters
RAID, UNI Sic l1ria6e gu be>pdltisen,
6ur6 Starfung 6es Mogens unS
8ie0erberitelung ser @eroauunq.
Midoel 9ebbeimer bon 9incoIn,
Neb., mar uber 5rei Sabre fronf, aber
feds Slaiden electric 8itters brad-
ten i6n mie6er 5uredt uno ouf feline
Tibe. &oben tauien5en geboIfen.
&einigen 6og Slut, it6rfen sic Nie.
rem. erneuern Sic geroouung. Sur
SO Gts. in @olitors Mpotbefe. - glrr-
5eige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-31

- 8enn SIR Inn sic unteritubuno
ei1es iubltantieaen uno enereiiber
Snltituts etpaS gebt, Damn labt Ser
Tarmers State 8anf einen Gbcil gu
res @ei6aftes 5%ufommen. .-Mn5eige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-31
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
9,tn9en.

8arneh @dmieiina un6 Strait an Inz
QUIT @laphafen, @@A NgA Gee. ID
1854. @ettb. $4,000.
Bertha 9ummert at Sultan q. SUE
8ois, 81. 40 SUP bon Got 10 81. @oores