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Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-26

and Miss Mabel Potter of Mystoc are guests of Mir. and Mrs. D. A. Potter on Water street.
 Frederick A. Moulthrop of Norwich was a business caller in Stonington Monday. Miss Margaret Fitzpatrick has re-
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-26
Health and Beauty Answers
BY MRS. MAE MARTIN

Victoria: No: soap of no kind or in any form should be used as q shampoo. All soap contains free alkali, which is too strong for the hair. It makes harsh and 'stringy." A perfect and very simple shampoo prepared by dis solving teaspoOnful of canthrOx in 8 cup Of hot water will cleanse your hair and scalp thoroughly, and leave 1t ever So soft, bright and fluffy. This sham poo removes dandrun and stops scalp irritation instantly, makes the hair dry quickly and evenly without streaking and gives to It most delightful glossy sheen.
 A. B. C.: Tho electric needle is too painful. Mix a little powdered deIa- tone with water. then spread this paste on the hairs not wanted; after two or and the hairs will have vanished. This treatment l9aves the skin soft and free from blemish.
 Lillian R.. You can make your eye brows grow thick and silky by rubbing pyrOXin on with fOre6ugeT. EyslasheS, 100, will come in long and silken, with a delightful curl. If pyroxin be ap- toreinger Exercise care and do not get any where no hair is wanted.
 Maude: Your pimply, sallOw skin is due to impure blood. You should cor rect this condition before warm wealth CT comes and so avoid worse troubles. To quickly purify your blood, try this homemade tonic: Dissolve F cupfuI sugar and l ounce kardene in F pint alcohol. then add hot water to make a quart. A tablespoonful of this splen- did tonic taken before meals will quickly clear your blood, and your pimples and Sallowness will give way to a rosy, healthy complexion. This IS the finest tonic have ever found for purifying the blood, giving one energy and building up a rundown condition of the body. You are sure to get splendid results from its use.
 Emma &: To make your eyes clear and sparkling. try this simple eye ton ic: Dissolve an ounce of crystos in a pint of water and put a few drops in each eye twice day. This tonic is very soothing and strengthening and will rid your eyes of all weakness and Inflammation, and make them strong
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-26

turned from New York for z. stay of
 month with her parents. Many robins have been seen here the
 past few days. Thursday evening the Stonington Mems club will be addressed by Attor- ney H. A. Hull of New London.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-26

funeral of Deacon Erastus H. Gard ner in Norwich and was apparently in good health at that time. Quite recently. MT, and Mrs. Crandal ob- served their golden wedding. He leaves widow and one daughter. Mrs. John Kenyon, two sisters. Mrs. David Saunders of Westerly and Mrs. A. Clinton Crandau of Rockville and brother, Henry Crandau of West erly
 MT Crandall was born in Hopkin- 'oh' seNenty-seVen years ago and came 10 me Watch Hill section of Vest e'IY when young man and, as teams C9. was engaged in carting lumber for the first summer cottage erected m mat now fashionable conoly. For " years ago he moved to the flrm upon which he resided to the time of his death.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-26
STONINGTON
Birthday Gifts for Miss Latham ThieVing Fox Shot-Grand List oi 5,79G,787-The Sewer Problem.

Friends of Miss Elizabeth Latham helped her on Monday to pass her birthday most pleasantly. A shower of postcards numbering nearly 100 was received during the day. Miss Latham has been ill for the past few months and is-confined to her home at pres ent
 Dog Had Red Fox.
 On Friday George Wheeler, who re- sides in the Road district, noticed his dog playing with a small object, and called to his hired man, who got a shotgun and started out to find what the object was. It was found to be a
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-26

red fox. The animal was shot and the scent of the dog traced the hiding | place of MT. Fox, which was in the ground not far away in the lot. Two chickens were found in the hiding | place, but no more foxes were found. 1 Of late Mir. Wheeler and his netghbors | have been missing chickens from the coops, and it is presumed that Key nard had had his fill. MT. Wheeler brought the fox to the borough and re- ceived the bounty. s1 from towns a1 from county.
 Cradle Roll.
 1 Thursday afternoon the cradle roll | Is to be held at the Second CongregR- tiona1 church from 2 to o'clock. | On Monday evening the Bridge Whist l club met with Miss M. Louise Pendle- | ton at her home, on Water street. Re- treatments were served and a pleasant evening was enjoyed.
 This CTuesday) afternoon the Travel club will hold its session in the read ing room of the free library. The top ics to be taken up are Francis l., 1515- 1 1547, by Miss Laura Wood, and Clem- ent Marot Pierre de Rousard, by Mrs. C. H. Davis of Mystic.
 Grand List $5,7es,7S7. Town Clerk E. B. Hinckley has com pleted the town abstract covering al- teratiOns made by the board of relief. The changes were comparatively few, and none of them large. The total additions by the board of relief amount to S1,150. The reductions made as result of appeals from the doings of the assessors amount to S8,262, and the statutory exemptions on the prOpery of veterans, the blind, etc, amount to SC, 880 This leaves the total grand list of the town of Stonington, allowing for both additions and reductions, at S5,798,787.
 Want Borough to Pay.
 The pipe for the sewer from Borough hall to the haTbor has arrived and it is being placed as fast as possible. Property owners think they should be charged only for the labor and mate rial to lay pipe from their property to the trunk line. They seem to be of the opinion that the borough sooner or later will be piped for trunk sew CTS, and that the expense should all be borne by the borough and defrayed by the taxpayers as a whole, with no individual charges for the service. It has been proposed that a special bor- ough meeting be called to take action on this matter, A number of tax payers are in favor of this plan and it is possible that steps to this end will be taken before long.
 1 This (Tuesday) afternoon the W. c. | T. U. Is to meet with Mrs. Byron J. | Gardiner on Main street.
 ! On Monday the Richard Peck of the
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-26
WESTERLY MAN DIES SUDDENLY

Benjamin P Cranda IT, Was in Norwich to Attend Funeral of Deacon Erastus H. Gardner--IlI But Short Time New Haven Road Liberal in Dealings With Town Higher Wage Scale at White Rock Mil-Ceorge Frazier Sent to Norwich Ja1 From North Stonington
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-26

Hattie: The formula for that popular French hair-grower you speak of is as F pint cold water and ounce quin- Eoin. (Make 1t yourself, as stale hair tOnics are worthless) Rub this into the scalp twice a week and you will soon notice your hair getting thicker, longer and more silky and Iustrous This splendid tonic is an unfailing remedy for dandruff, falling hair and itcEinE scalp. It Is good for both light aaI dark hair,
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-26

Miss Jennie: A splendid beauty cream that will not grow hair or make the skin shiny can be easily prepared by stirring into 3a pint cold water 1 ounce aImozoin and ? teaspoonfuis gly- cerine. Use this night and morning be just as smooth, clear and soft as you could wish it. It is fine for re- moving dirt from the pores, preventing blackheads and reducing enlarged pores. You are sure to find this a grand cOmplexion-cre
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-26

Work VIII scon se nenoed on the change Of grade in Canal street and Raiircad svenue to confOTh to the general plan Of railroad improvements and the removal Of the Canal street grade crossing. The greatest dRmage hg reason of change of grade will be tp the Martin house property, where 4lero will be a out Of seven feet and 3cr whica the railroad company will pay tho owner of the property S9,OO0. Ar all chanpeS ruade in street grades in connection with the work is inciud- ed in tile agreement whereby the rail- road company is to bear the expense oe all sucn damages, there will be no beneats paid by the owners of prop er5y that wiG be improved by the oha1ReS.
 The town o{ Westerly has voted an appropriation of S2o,0o0 to the New York, New Haven & Hartford Rsiiroad Co. for the removal of tho grade crossing, and in return the rail road compsny is to relieve the town from all damages in connection with ska work. Thus far not an ounce of earth has been moved in connection wien tho change of grade of streets, but already the railroad company has agreed "a pay oyer S100Oo in daIna ges and considerable mere in the prepar- storv work. The work of improve nent now in progress, is the great est oveg' 1nderts]>en in Westerly. When Llae work fs completed the expense to tlse rsilroa-1 ptl De fully SA0Q,QQQ.
 Bea 5arsin F. CranSah d5on early lfoaday m0rninC after 8 brief illness O. Ais home oU the Shore road He was a farmer. and a large owner of shore property and formerly owned the Erezzer part of the colony now known ss Pleasant View. Last Tues- day 1IT. CTandA1 vas one of tll8 party h91l Westerly wha attended the
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-26
MYSTIC

Representative John R. Baboock Hanqs Himself in His 5arn-Cause of Sui eide Not Known-charIes H. Brown Addresses Mems Club.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-26
QUALITY

in work should always be considered when 1t costs no more thsn the inferior kind. skilled men are employed by us. Our price tell the whole story.
 6TETsQh G YOUNG.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-26

Trixie F.: would not advise you to try any of those obesity cures you mention. At least part of them are nothing but worthless fakes. If you want a safe fat-reducer that will give splendid results, dissolve 4 ounces Of parnotis in 11s pints hot water and take .l tablespoonful before meals. This remedy removes excess fat rapidly without dieting or fatiguing exercises, and Is absolutely harmless. also mex pensive. It leaves the skin smooth and uIlRrinkled,
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-26

and beautiful A prominent oculist in formed me that he uses this tonic with remarkable success in treating eye troubles generally. It Is excellent for granulated lids.
 Lily: To have a smooth. rosy com plexiOn that does not look artificial, you must not use face powder. Use instead this lotion: Dissolve in E pint witch hazel Cor hot water) { ounces spurmax. then add teaspoonfuls gly- cerine. This lotion will remove that shiny, salIow look and give to your skin 8 clean, clear wholesome look It does not show or rub off like powder and Is unequaled as a skin-whtener and complexion beautiter. I find this lotion fine for cold sores and prevent ing chspping,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-04-11
Tinserndsel $botosrapbe.

Sic n%elaeite .Edn6elei tnelde in
Deutidlano ibren Sit fat, beitebt
oarin, oie 9bbiloung elmer Ser tdn-
6elnoen 2iebbabereien apf einem SIM
gernagel gu baben. Gin Setter 6es
Settlers fiibrte sic Gdr5elet Elm nit
elmer geringfugigei1 &unitarbeit, 6te
$50 foitete. Ser &botogrdpb lift mai
ler6idt gena9t our1 M%ntpen6ung bon
ipe3ieuem S@elIaf. Sci iorgfdItieer
8ebonola1ng miro Elm iol@es @ortrait
ettpo bier Monate oa1sbalten. go a,rt-
m1slofdli6 lit sic Photographic 6es
@eidmads bon @ol6en Grain 8elt
8ier Dem @a11rte,t o~a1fge6rId; 6uB
iie in @irfli@teit fir imnter bleibt.
53}u foufen bei u. 5. @eber, ct.
@lou6, Minn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-04-11

rnfsmabl, in mel6em Sic mi6tiglte1
MittbeiI1ngen itber Die ein5elnel1 ge=
rufe, iiber Mnfor0erurger, 2ebrbeSin>
gl,,1get1 uno Mrrsiidten entbalten iino.
1ieler @atbgeber iol 5medmaBig al1s-
5lrgs= ooer abidnittsmeiie al1d III ser
Nreile CUR ger0ffentlid)ung geloage11,
I'M al19 sic Gltern, @ormiinoer n'm.
oufmerfiam gu MAIDEN. Ser &atbge=
Der fir sic 8erufsmobl ioll Dor olem
fir Sic ein5elne Staot ober groBere
acknowledgements 8e5irfe abgefaBt
merSen. 1enn 10 laiien ii6 ont etc
item sic mirtbidaftliden 8erfaltn1l lie
beriifiidtigen un0 lit es mogli@, I'M
9altfe ser 3eit itd alS notbmenotg
Geru1siteqenoe Men0erl1ngen nno er=
oain511neen por3unebmen. 2erlelbe
@eoonfe idtpebte Yarior1s Dor, als er
in feinem porber genannten 8ude Elm
eige,res Capitol iiber Sic &%eroronung
Ser Statiitif aufnabm, Sent Elm 5tpel-
tes folgt iiber ~oie gepesnng uno
Sic Modyfrage noh Mrbeitern in Sen
peridieoe,1e11 Sn6ultrien" unleres
2anbes n4mli9, pie Elm meiteres lber
Sic geogropbiife @ertbeilung ser Dir
better in peridie6enen Snouitrien ser
Ser. Stanten.
Mls cine meitere Mufgobe zines fol-
den Musidn1es fir @erufsmabl
nennt man beute in Deutld)lano, mas
man BEL a>ns ptelleidt als sic erlte
forbern miiroe - sic 8ermittlung &C.
eigneter ~2ebrltellen" ourh cine be-
lonoere 2ebrlteGen-@ ermittlung ooer
inn MnibluB an sen %beitebenoen Of
fentliden Arbeitsnadmeis. @ufga'
ben aIjo, bie. sic Mitarbeit uno @ulfe
8pler in Anipr,@ nebmen fonne1.
Nirgen6s bat r1an es notbtger, alz
in unierem 2an5e, biefet 6rage Die
ibr gebubrenoe Nufmerfsumfrit 81
idenfen, .meil insbeionoere bic Sim
Ser ser fri}6 Gineemanoerten in ben
pirbidpftliden @etriebe 10 bulfloz
nuiteben un6 Die 8erufsmabl in NET
b6terem Mab 6em 3ufan uberlqi
fen bleibt, neil Die l1eberlieferung i
bel meniger mddtig uno mabgeben}
lit, ais in 8erti6lano 5. g.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-04-11

Gum Ses Golfes gu erlangen lu6en,
lit es iiberrdlfeno, 51 beobadten, mie
ibm gera0e 6as, mas ibm 6ringeao=
iter n0tbig lit, am menigiten ooer gar
nidt a%ngeboten miro. Gas Mnerbie=
ten ibeitebt 0arin, bem @olte CUR @err+
ihaft 5u berbelfen.
@enr man aber Sen Wam aus
Sem &olfe fragt, mas i'm ant meiiten
borildt, mir0 CT beltimmt nidt anti
morten, caB er Sen Mfungel an politi=
ider gemalt peinlib empfinoet, lon-
oepen, caB Mnes, mas er braudt, 10
tbeuer lit. Sir @abrungsmittel muB
er iol@ iduere 8reiie be5ablen, 6aB er
ge5lplnngem lit, auf piele Ginge, oie er
friiber genieben fonnte, gu per5idten.
Die NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. iin0 10
beuer, baB er Miibe fat, iid 6as Mo-
tbigite gu beidaffen. St idabt iid}
gliidlidl tpenn iein ginfommen aus
reidt, Inn Iues gu be5ablen, mas er
brG1dt. Mn @rlparniiie, sic BOD &C.
madt per0en ioqten, nm etmaige &r=
betsloligfeit ODER @ranfbeitsfaue
lberiteben gu fonnen, 6arf er fat gar
nidt mebr oertfen. Das &0dite, mas
er gu er5ieIen permag, beitebt 6arin,
6ub er feline 6rtngenSitem 4usgaben
heftreitet, obne in S4uloen 81 &C.
ratben unb 8ieJen lit sos gar nidt
moglib. Snlden 3uitdn6en gegen=
iiber mlB oas Mnerbieten, sic geridt=
liden l1rtbeile elmer &eoiiion 81 l1,1=
~tetperfen obep 8eamte ab5uberuf fen,
b0dbit a1nbefrie6igen0 ifeinen, So es
nidts oa5u %beitragen tann, mebr 8roo
gu belGaffen o6er etn ausfommlide=
res 1aiein gu iid,ern. Mit Mbberu-
furg ser &idter- miro bas 6leifh ntdt
Num- eine1t Gent biQiger. Mbberufung
Ser 8eamten trdgt nihts our Grind
BfpHrg Gen 8reiie fir 8rtter bel.
Aud 55nitiatipe mo &eferenoum-7ma,
d,ens &lIetSer nidt biuiger. @as al
Iein. cine before 2ebensbaltutg iidern
fant, bas miro enttpeber gar nidH ct
mabrh ODER oberfld4lid bebanbe1t. ;"
MbbuIfe perrnag nnb ser Mnfi4t
bes g%ertarnten 8Iattes MIR sic Repi-
iion oes Tarifs gu bringen. = Das
lit :nidt ridtia. gngIam6 nit ieimem
BreibanheI Iet6et unter ser mooernen
Ereisreoolution ebenio iebr wie am=
oere 2an6er, 5ie 3olpolitif perfol.
gent. Mber SOS lit mabr. pas %os
Bolt min, iinb ni@t aue m0gli&er
raoicaIen Mittel, CUR grtpeiterunq
feiner politiid}en Ma6t, ionoern einf
perniinftige So3ialpolitif!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-04-11
@ootebelt 1tno Die
9emti1en.

grpraiioent &ooiepelt galt BON ie<
fer un6 namentli@ lett er 0en Yra=
liSentenltubl int @eiBen Squire cin-
nabm fir einen beion0eren 6reuno
Der Deutiden uno genob oober Bel
ouen 0eutid+Amerifanern, audi nenn
6iel elben. in polittider 8e5iebung
nidt ieiner Mniidt maren, grobes
Mnieben. Man mubte, oab er Ser
5eutiden Sprade madtig iuar, gro
Bes Sntereiie an Ser 6euti@en 9itera=
tur nabm .uno fit 6eutides @eien
uno @eiinnung imner cine beionoere
@or1iebe aeigte. Die- -perionlide
Treunoidoft, Die ibn nit Dem per-
itorbenen 6eutidyen 8oti@after in $50
Ellington, Baron Sped BON Sternz
berg, perbano, feline oft ausgelprode-
ne @o9adtung Dor Scatter 8ilbelm,
bltr6. Sic CT ii@ au@ beiien 3uneis
gurg getpann, uno iein Sntereiie fir
Geutldse poltttlbe Nerbdltn1l1e, uber
Sic er oft a%nerfennen6e @orte Bate,
maften i'm ben D~euti@=@merifanern
1ieb 11no mertb un6 errparben linn
6eren @odadtung. linn 10 groBeres
gritaunen unb l1nmilen erregte oa=
fer in. Sen bieiigen 6entiden &reiien
Elm ungehli6 aus ieiner 5eoer itam-
menSen MrtifeI in ser 8erliner $50
he", einem bodgead)teten oeuti6en
Maga5in, in Ser er 6ie 1mglaublidt
iten Mnforoerungen an sic Deutid=
Mmerifaner iteQte. @enn ni6t. Die
r@ode" Sen Mrtifel gebraM Bette,
miiroe man i'm bon born berein fir
cine Mpltififotion gebalten baben, 90
aber 6ieies Maga5in als Elm in ieoer
8e5iebtung etntpanofreies befannt 1T,
1lro ser Artifel ieitens &ooiebelB
fein 9ementi erfubr, 10 5peifelte fait
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-04-11
9te s1mlitemern.

l(eber sic bon SEN Ratbo1tfen er=
atpunaenen ltootliden Sdyullteuem
iagt ser olttraliide 8ii@of Dr. 9un=.
ne: rMon 6arf ME bergeiien, 0aB mir
nit unieren @egnern nidt itreiten,
neil oieielben cine bon ser unieren
peri6iebene Mrt @r5iebung perlangen;
int @egentbeil, mir balten 0afur, oaB
ale 0enominationen gu 5emienigen
SWtem beredtigt fins, meldes ibnen
am @eiten paBt atn0 ite 5%ufrieoeniteM,
ober uniere 8eidmer0e lit, oaB mab~
reno mir iiber Gr5iebl1ng bon sen if
rigen berihieoene Mnii@ten baben, Sic
mir nidt oufgeben fonnen, iie a1ns
5mingen molIe11, uniere Sdulen na4
Sen ibrigen ein5uri6ten, ODER uns fir
uniere sdpulen itraf ZEN moaen, inoem
lie I'M Ter @elo als S6rllterern ber=
Iangen unb nidts fir 6os geben, tpas
lie uns NIT @etpalt abgenommen bu=
ben. oils &edtfertig1ng fir ibre @ei=
gerung, unierem 8erlangen e1etgegen
gu fommen, iagen iie, pniere Scribe
rl1ngen ieien unperniinftig - 6aB in
gemiidten @emein6eme len Cont
promiiie gemadt mer6en miiiien, 6os
sic gegenpdrtigen @erbdltniiie 3iemz
lid5 umieren Sor6errngen e%ntipraden
uno baB elm GROCER 3beil Ser 8ebols
ferung 6amit 3ufrieoen lei. Iae oie=
ie @eriideruneen miir6en, menn lie
mabr 1p1ren, iolihe Mr9umente iein,
ober geral,er beleben. iino iie tpenig
beiier aIs Musreoen, 6arauf beredynet,
0iejenigen,. meldye oapon am meiiten
betroffen lper6en, 81 tauiden. SSn
irgeno elmer geidaftlihen Sransac=
ton inn 2ehen miirce man cine Be
bonolung mie iie in elmer iold' mifti-
gen Safe SEN a%atbolifen 5u tfeil
mfrs, ols b5hit rngeredt betraften,
o(s nitt piel meniger 1enn 9iebltabl,
Ser idpere uno i@nele Strafe per-
bient."
Ser &err 8ii9of, bemerft bier5u
Sic ~@atb. &ln6idou", bat 5neifels=
obne &edt. Seman6en etpas nit
@emalt rebmen un1 nidts 6afur
geben lit gemeiner @na1b nn6 menn
es al1f geieblidem @ege geidiebt,
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braud)t bas Bolt?

Dos v@me. 8olfs6latt" meint iebr
ridtig, es meroe benz BoIfe bon Sen
@anoioaten al1es M6glide geboten =
nur nidt 0as, beiien es beoirfe.
Das genanrte 8lot idreibt: r@enn
man 6ie Mrgumente prift, per1nittelit
melder bie beridieoener 8eperber UNI
Sic Braiioentidafts=N omination sic
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-04-11

.Mein fleiner Sobn bate Elm iebr
i9limmes Salt. Sc tpur6e mir emf
problem, @bamberIains @uitenmittel
gu gebrouden, uno bebor cine fleine
Glnide leer tpar, mar er 10 gefun6
mie ie," ihreibt Grau s. Sids, 80
StraBe, Sponep, Muitralia.
Mittel lit gu faufen sci allen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-04-11
zmrttrr Ihftl.
8prfrh1lins.

Nidt penn Sic @elt III 9liitben ltebt,
Sic MaienIpnne 1dnn nns bler,pet,
9es Sriibli11gs boiler Sald rings ipe9t
llub 8lum' an Blum Sic Grbe 1penoet-
sftdt po1n, tpenn Nle Did %belingen. &
. id0ne @elt, ipl mein 2ieo tll119enl
Meiul @enn ser @inter tarm enti@hpano,
Gid eben lott bes giies @pie9el,
Gin 1darfer Sdaner tpebt ms Sqnp,
,@ed IIfteno neren @erbens @tegel =
9a folg' i6 iaud3eno le!nen Sa9nen...;
9e5 510nen SdDnites tits eS abuenl
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Ser Gm@artttii1e @elt=
fon8rek.

Mn Sen @orbereitungen fir sen
@u6ariitiiden @eltfongreb in @ien
miro NIT 6em groBten Offer gearbei<
tet. MIs Seitplab lit Ser 6l1Bere
%auserndblt uorben. Ser
ielbe miro 9egen sic &ingitrabe gu
bon Dem duBeren 8urgtbore abge=
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Meaoe ,nii1e 8ilomm8
,tno ,,8~ilonm9steit."

Wt1t recent 2age meDren lt9 ote
5timn1en aus Yrofeiiorenfreilen, 6aB
sic l1mpiiienbeit Uni erer %iogenannten
v@ollege"- Stl1centen inuner bebentli-
der meroe uno oab Die iu1,gen &erren
balls iiberbm1pt nidts mebr lernen
monen. @iner oieier llniperiitats=
lebrer betauptet, 0aB er I'M @ramen
einigen stu0enten Die 6rage porge=
legt babe, inter meld)er Staatsform
Die 6mn5olen lebte11, un6 5ab fein
ein5iger 0erielben getplrbt babe, BOB
Sranfrei6 aud cine &epublit iet; Elm
anoerer Stuoent babe geglaubt, Bor-
tllgal iei cine grobe Sta0t, Elm 6ritter
batte nod ME geb0rt, SOB einmal Elm
getpiifer Mriitoteles eelebt uno aerpirft
babe Goer boB @oetbe una Sdiqer nit
gu SEN grobten Gidtern auer 3eiten
uno G0lter 5ablen.
Son ether gan5en &laiie bon 100
folder Observation-Disclosures" batte
nidt Elm ein3iger audi nur cine blaiie
Mbnung BON f%laiiiidser uno 8eltlite.
ratur, nobl aber permodte ie0er Der.
ielben SEN p&ecor6" zines ieben
Breisborers Ser lebten IS Sabre uno
Sic Observation-Disclosures elmer re-
sen, i'm Marft befinbliden Nutomo-.
Bill uMnrfe" am .Heinen Singer Der,
3ll3ablen, unS h5IgQliih Renntriffe
auf benz meiten @ebiete oes 5ports
lidJien aud nidt Sic serinsite Glide
in Ger r9ilouns" Der iun9en @erren
(unter benen iib ubrigens. aad redt
olte Seneiter befun6en) gu beitebem.
Das 1T, bemerft bier3u Die 1iberaIe
.Sn. Staats5eitung", be8etdneno fir
E0ie Muffniiung %unierer -beIon6ers
Ger Jog. goloenen-Slsgeno, sic Damn
ipdter als n@%rao1irte" bon &arpar6
o6er gale als geiitige oSer politiide
5iibrer unIeres Bottles poiieren o6er
baau ~our9 6as 8ertral1et. ibrer
Mitburger" erforen merSen. SCUM mag
Les ia,. mie in allen 1ingen, ouh oarin
riibmensmertbe @usnabmen geben -
uno acknowledgements itammen 1iefe
@usnabmen meiit aug Sen &netfen,
oeren Sobne nidt nit einem gol6enen
2offel I'M M11n6e getoren iin0, ion=
bern ii9 ibre 3ufunft unb @arriere
aus eigener Strait unb eigener @ennt-
nib idmie6en, alio etuas gelernt ba=
BEN miiffen, I'M por1pdrts o6er in sic
9obe 5m fommen; aber 5iei e Mus=
nabmen beitdtigen eben MIR sic &e-
gel! Sic Gbotiade aber bleibt be-
iteben, mte dltere 8rofefioren auf
@run5 langidbriger Grfobrung un6
8eobadtung feitseitelt baben, 6aB ser
beutige NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bon
Gale, 6arbar6 un6 an6eren vfeuba-
len" lniperittdten an @iiien urt0
&enntnib melt binter bem Durd>
i6nittsgra0uinten Ser Iebten un6 bor-
lebten Generation nnieres Bottles, il
IN pielen 5anen felbit binter oem an=
gebli6 10 runmiiien6en" europaiid3en
gimpmoerer itebt, fir Sen man in
gemiiien &reiien einen ~8ilhungsteiit"
fir notbig bielt un6 bolt. @etpiB -
unier realiitiides u1,o fommercieQes
ober inouitrieues 3eitalter bat fir
flaiiiide 8rloung - a1n6 3par nit
gemiifem @edt - dig runnotbigen
@allait" nidt au5uoieI iibrie, aber ct
mas mebu anlgemeine 8ilonng NOR
bod I'M eren ipdteren nGibrern seq
&olfes" gu alien Dingen 1iite un6
iifer notbiger ais ser r8il6ungss
teit" Sen ginmanberern gegeniiber!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-04-11

10 lit es eben Elm geieblider @aub.
IS benefit, 6oB sic Sreunbe Ser
religionslni en Sdyule nidt MIR me-
mig Sinn fir @eredtigteit, ion-
oren aud menig Gbrgefubl baben,
ionit miirSen lie nidt fire 5dulen
lid bon Mn0eren be5ablen laiien.