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Evening journal., 1912-02-16
FRIDAY. FEB. I6, 1912
CITY'S RELIEF WORK.

A S REGARDS the distribution of coal to the
4 \ needy of the city we surmise that Council
man Slower desires TO put the matter on a busi-
ness-ke basis and perhaps to devise a system that
will be best for the city and for those who receive
aid
We are inclined to think that the subject should
should be carefully looked into, and investi-
cation made as to the manner in which the funds
of the city and county are used for this purpose.
The people generally understand that coal and
other supplies furnished by the county and
the city but they have we think, hazy conception
of just how it is done-whether the distribution
goes to the most deserving whether politics enters
into the matter, and whether the money in some
instances is wasted
One thing 10 be kept in mind is that the city
should look after its needy especially during such
hard weather as we have been experiencing but
this branch OF the cys activity should be sys-
tematized Some think that it would be good
idea to have the distribution of the coal and other
supplies made through the Associated Charities
or some other humane society The Associated
Charities is in touch with the actual want and
suffering IN the city and could make the best use
u of.the reHef funds.
As said, the city must look after the poor and
suffering, and If the demands for help arc heavy
and insstent the appropriation for relief
should by all means be increased. No civilized
community can tolerate distress because OF the
lack of the necessities on the part OF the un-
fortunate and as far as possible misfortune should
be relieved.
Such problems as caring for those who have
been benehciaries under the municipal or county
relief are becoming more and more important
in cities as we become more enlightened and
humane If we cannot abolish poverty and mis-
fortune we can care for those in distress, and II
the voluntary charitable agencies arc not capable
of doing so the city must be.
There is also no substantial reason why the
county should not assist, as it is doing in the re-
lief work in Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1912-02-16
:: With the Paragraphers

Though two brothers in Kansas City did not speak
to each other for thiry-ve years upon the death OF
one the other began suit for estate valued at
SS0O00 which left. Money talks-Cincinnau
Commercial Gazette.
There were las murders in New York last year.
wherefor there been up to this time execution.
He must have hired the wrong lawyer-Charleston
News and Courier
The Democratic party is happily free from the Gift
Pnchot nuisance but IL boasts quite bunch Of dis
ordered livers. neyertheless.-Houston Post
Democratic Roosevelt club is being formed in Bal
fimore and the Colonel may be seeking nomination
both Al Chicago and in Baltimore-Brm Age
Herald.
Again it's Taft turn to laugh he. not the Demo-
cratic House. has demonstrated that economy be
carried into Dractice--BaltimOre Star
Among the less conspicuous sences at present pre-
yasg IN this country Is tEat Of Senator Bourne
Albany Journal
TWO New Workers have been arrested for doing the
turkey trot" But there will have to be more than
two arrests TO stop the dance which taken such
hold on the people.-Bridgeport Poo.
Evening journal., 1912-02-16
PARTY OF PATRIOTIsM.

D2 HARVEY W. WILEY, Of Washington, our
~ food guardian, wishes to apply his purity
doctrines to politics, for he thinks that party
should be formed which could be branded the party
OF pure patriotism.
The love of country should surpass the love OF
party, he declared at a dinner given by the Loyal
Legion in Washington. The doctor says he was
once asked to define the difference between the
Republican and Democratic parties and he frankly
declared that the only difference he could see be-
tween Republican and Democrat was that one
was Latin word and the other Greek
The doctor was not so keen in seeing differences
as was the bright persoD who answers questions
in one of the Philadelphia newspapers for the
other day an answer was printed saying that al
though both parties we're after the Offices, there
was supposed to be something of difference OF
opinion regarding the tariff but even this was
doubtful
DR. Wiley thinks that both parties are filled with
misbranded patriotism and that there is good
deal of adulteration. But who should tell us what
true patriotism is? DR.. Wiley might have his own
conception Of patriotism and some one else would
have different ideas. Patriotism is word that can
be stretched into an almost infinite variety OF
meanings.
Evening journal., 1912-02-16
CASCARETS CLEANSE
LIVER AND BOWELS
No BiIiOuSneSS, Headache, Sick
Sour Stomach, Indigestion,
Coated Tongue or Con-
StipatiOn

Furred Tongue. Bad Taste, Indiges-
tion. Sallow Skin and Miserable Head
aches come from a torpid liver and
clogged bowels, which cause your
stomach to become filled with undi-
gested food, which sours and ferments
like garbage in a swill barrel. That's
the first step to untold misery-indi-
gestion, foul gases. bad breath, yellow
skin, mental fears, everything that is
horrible and nauseating. A Cascaret
tonight will give you thorough
cleansing inside and straighten you
out by morning They work while
you sleep--a 10-cent box from your
druggist will keep you feeling good
for months. Millions of men and wo-
men take a Cascaret now and then to
keep their stomach, liver and bowels
regulated, and never know a mlser-
able moment. Don't forget the chill
drcn-their little insides need a good.
gentle cleansing, too.
Evening journal., 1912-02-16
MISTAKEs OF SURGEONS.

a T A New Jersey trial the other day prom
\ inent surgeons testified that it was not at
all uncommon for surgeons to forget 70 remove
Instruments from the bodies of patients after per-
forming operations. A patient who brought suit
against surgeon because an instrument was left
in his body lost the case before the courts
The public, perhaps, may know that physicians
and surgeons sometimes err in diagnosing
appendicitis and find that after they have cut into
the appendix the latter is not at all diseased but
we don't suppose the public knows that it is not
unusual to let an instrument stay in the place Of
the removed appendix.
We know Of man who when operated on for
appendicitis had an extra surgeon present ready
10 take the knife in case the operating surgeon
happened to- fall dead or to be paralyzed in the
midst Of the surgical performance, but hereafter
it might be we'll to have several extra surgeons
keep their eyes on the instruments. The operat-
Evening journal., 1912-02-16
CONSTERNATION.

II o THE alarm and CONSERVATION of the other
i leaders of the Democratic party it looks as
if the Hon. Willard we're now running away with
the Democratic party of the state. With the stain
less white flag of political purity flying from the
hood, with Brer Handy nowhere in sight, the car
is moving at a creaking and dizzy and giddy pace.
The meeting Of the Democratic League was
turned into a Wilson ratification meeting Not
more than three per cent. we're said to be for the
choice of Mr.. Bayard. No wonder Deputy At
torney General wolcott tried TO get in on the
glory part of assailing corruption. The Hon. Will
lard was not to walk off with it all without pro-
test.
The Attorney General should not be overlooked
thought Mr. wolcott 1t is all very interesting,
this awakening OF Mr. Salisbury. But he is going
at so tremendous pace that the machine is likely
TO break down of its own great weight
Evening journal., 1912-02-16

Many states have modified form of the refer
endum The people vote on the important ques-
tions of public policy. In New York last year. for
example, seven amendments to the constitution
were presented TO the voters for their approval
or rejection. The vote was small. On all import
ant questions involving bond issues and the rea-
tions between the city and the public service cor
poratious, the new charter should contain pro-
vision for the referendum.
Evening journal., 1912-02-16
cHuRCH MEN To pERArE.

Harrison Street Brotherhood, Chap
ter, No. 46, will meet this evening. AT
ter short business session, four OF
the members will debate the question
woman Suffrage. A. L. White and
Clifton Sutton will discuss the affirm
atiye and l. Elmer Perry and George
r. Garrett the negative.
A musical and literary program has
been prepared. followed by refresh
ments
Evening journal., 1912-02-16
WOMAN CUT WHEN
WINDOW ROPE BREAKS

While pulling down a window at
her home, No. 924 Walnut street, last
night, Maggie Harris was severely
cut The weight rope broke and she
fell against the glass, breaking it.
The broken glass cut an artery in
her arm and she was hurried to the
Delaware Hospital where the flow Of
blood was stopped.
Evening journal., 1912-02-16
BISHOP, IMPROVED
WILL RESUME WORK

Bishop Frederick J. Kinsman whose
health is reported TO be greatly i'm
proved, will return to Bishopstead the
first of next week, and will take up
his Lenten duties in the diocese,
preaching his first sermon on Ash
Wednesday evening. February 21, at
Old Swedes, at 730 o'clock.
The vicar, the Rev A. E. Clay, will
hold noon-day services at Old Swedes
Church during Lent.
Evening journal., 1912-02-16
BOY RuSHRS SPRING.

A Market street Office boy was seen
on the street yesterday wearing a
straw hat. He came in for more than
the usual attention.
Evening journal., 1912-02-16

What has become of the war between Turkey
and Italy? The war has gone on vacation as
little or no news comes by cable about it. Perhaps
the people of this country are heartily sick OF
wars and the talk about wars, and it may be, as
the New York Mail puts it, that the appetite OF
enlightened men and women for accounts OF gov
ernmental slaughter has palled IL IS +" be
hopoo so and it would be we'll if the rulers would
think so.
Evening journal., 1912-02-16

The great question now is, What will Roosevelt
say at the Ohio constitutional convention where he
is soon to speak? But the neglecttul correspon-
dents have failed TO tell us what Roosevelt eats
for breakfast, what time he gets up in the morn
inc when he goes to bed and all that. There
should be Roosevelt hourly bulletin.
Evening journal., 1912-02-16
Build BOILERS HERE.

A contract for eight marine boilers
has been made with the Harlan and
Hollingsworth Corporation, by the FL
liott Machine Company, Of Baltimore,
for the new dredge Port Arthur, build
ing by the latter company.
Evening journal., 1912-02-16

BARRS SATURDAY CANDY zoe LIB
The equal of any soc candy. Fresh
from Boston every week. Sold Satur-
days only. Danforth's Drug Store,
Market and Second Streets
Evening journal., 1912-02-16
HURT Ply FALL FROM CAR.

Mrs Walter S. Sherwood, Sr., is in
a serious condition at her home, No.
613 West Sixth street, as the result
of falling from a street car at Ninth
aud Lombard streets, on Wednesday
evening.
Evening journal., 1912-02-16

ing surgeon might however, tie string or
piece of red tape to his instruments which would
notify him whether any instrument was left in
the body
Evening journal., 1912-02-16

Every woman should attend the
Boston Cloak Stores Sensational
Underselling Sale" tomorrow, 424 Mar
ket StF
Evening journal., 1912-02-16

II is expected that l.. A. Spelshouse.
president of the McAllister Street Car
Mail Box Company, will come to this
city tomorrow and confer with Presi-
dent Crosby of the local traction COM
pany relative TO placing the boxes on
the cars here.
Evening journal., 1912-02-16

Tomorrow Mr.. Edwards Will tell OF
The First 'Whitewash' in Professional
Baseball
Evening journal., 1912-02-16
FRIENnSHIP HAs NEW HORSE.

A new horse for service on the COM
pany's chemical engine has been pur-
chased by the Friendship Fire Com
pany.
Evening journal., 1912-02-16

Every woman should attend tho
Boston Cloak Stores Sensational
Underselling Sale" tomorrow, 424 Mar
ket Stf
Evening journal., 1912-02-16

Yerger's. 419 Shipley street, for PIC
lures. Frames and Artist supplies.'
Evening journal., 1912-02-16

Colonel Slower is learning considerable about au-
tomobiles
Evening journal., 1912-02-16
TR0LLEY NAIL ROXES.

Yerger'f 419 Shipiey street, for Pic
tures. Frames AID Artist supplIee..
Evening journal., 1912-02-16

TERMS SUBSCRIPTION.
By nail postage prepaid year. IS month,
payable ID advance. BY carrier six cents week
Evening journal., 1912-02-16
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-15
&afenita6t aerit1rt.
s. nItontinopeI, 10. Ml1g.

Son ia nt1nopel, 10. Mltg.
Die 1872 Meilen Dltli6 bon Scott
itol1tirppel o11 Ser engiten Stelle Ser
3nloonellen itraBe gelegene Sofe1=
itoot @allipo1i, lomie Sic mobegelege=
tie gtaot Gdonaf= &aleiii mltr0en om
Samitag our6 Elm gr0beben ger it0rt.
Giele ser 8epobner bei6er 5ta6te To-
men INNS 2eben o6er mur0en perlett.
Sim 6reitag mltr0en beftige grobe=
ben am iii6liden liter 0es Marmo=
ralneers mabrgellommen, nro ber=
idie0ene Srti6aften ionen be0el1te11o
gelitten baben; iiber Sic 3abl ser I'm
%gefommeren lit nod ni6ts @eitimm=
tes befanut, 6aeegcn fins piele @er=
lebte nodJ &onituntinopel gebra6t
morSeu, mo Tie in @olpitdlern Muf-
1abme fan0en. @aIipoli int thrift
iden @ilaiet M6rtanopolis lit cine
Gta6t bon 10000 ginapobner1 ur6
ser @al1ptbofen set tiirfii6en Ma=
rine.
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Treie Hapiereinfnbr.
IS t o II, .. g., 10. Mnq

g II, .. g., 10. Slug.
@ol5brei, Drudpopier nno Bappe
aus 8ritii9 Columbia mer0en flint
tig ol1f @rurto ser Mrsfubrl1ngSflaaz
lel, oeS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nit
&ana0a, sic beltebt, trot0em ser Ser
trag ielbit bon &ana0a abgelebnt
lprroe, 5onfrei 1T Sen Ser. 5taaten
51egelalien, nod0em sic Germaltnng
ser genannten Bropin5 Sic bisbertgen
8eidrdnfl11pgen fir Sic Musfubr auf=
geboben fat. 0ies mur6e AM Som=
itag bon 56abamtsiefretar Moc=
8eogb befannt gegeben, na6oem Sic
Mngelegenbeit pom Staatsoeporte-
me11t eingeben6 gepriift moroen. Die
@erfiigul1g, sic rii6>pirfen6e &raft biz
5lm t2. Suli bot, miro je0enfans Sic
ginf1br bon @o15brei un6 Drudpa=
pier nad Sen Ser. gtaaten be0euteno
for6ern. ....
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Sci Sen Tran5picn ,ucif nta11 mic,

ob mani iid) iiber fire Tredbeit dr.
germ ODER lie 1pege>r ibrer 3ummbeit
beool1ern ipu. 9oben 50 Sic frono~
iiid,e1t @anfiers ibre @el0er aus Ser
5dmei5 5uriidge5ogen, TINT sort ein
@orurtbeil gegen Sen 9cll1b oes
Gcltt iden &oiiers ST. ermecfen. GaS
lit natiirlid bei0es, &tmm un0 fre6.
SSn eriter 2inie lit es cine 8eletot=
gu11g oes aaiiers, mettigi tens io1 es
iein n116 i1r 5meiter 9inie i6nei6en
lie iid lit ibr eigenes 5leiid). MS
lie i9on einn1al sic 9umn1beit Be-
gingen ut15 Ser 5iirfei cine Mnleibe
su idmer amden mo1ltelt, 1parSte ltd
oiel elbe at Geutidlano unS in fltr=
ser 3eit bate iie 6os nmtbnenSige
@elo. ltno 10 mfrs es audi oiesmal
nit ser gdtpei5 iein. @enn Sic Sc
gierrng oSer Sic @eid)aftsleute @elo
brauden, brauden iie ii& MIR an
Geutidlan6 gu men6en un6 lie fonnen
lopiel bober1, tpie iie moQen, bie fran=
a0lil6en @anfiers per0en ober GIT
ipGt einieben, SAP Tie Elm mertbooleS
@el9dft perlorelt baben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-15

ailometer, cine Strede, Sic III eirren1
Seefriege meuig be0eltte, 5ltrllf5l1le=
gen perm6dteu, 10 gebe e5 filr ole
bpbe See nod fein 6lug5eug. Grit
ser 5dNmimgenflieger, ser pielelht
nod einn1al erfun0en meroen moge
inns 6er bon ser Mrt ser Mbflugitelle
inns oes 2ar1oungSplabeS unabban=
gia iei, f0nnte cine Men0erung britt
gen. 8is 6abin lei es fir Sronf=
reid cine oringel10e Motbmenoigfeit,
leine 6lotte nit gleiden 9ltftldiffen
ol1s5l,riiitet1, mie lie 9er1tldlon0 ba-
be, lonlt mir0e es in Sent fommenoen
&riege nit 0ieiem iebr nnlieblome
l1eberroldu1nQen erleben.
Dies lit Sic Mniidt zines frar5oli=
idcn Iodmanmes inns ga, lpie Die
b~i5hcrigen %grfabrltnaen 9ele6rt ha<
ben, es ni6t 10 leidt lit, etnas 8elIe=
res 5u idoffen ols Sic 3eppelin'i9e11
9uftidiffe, uno Geuti6lono lider
nidt ermiioen Miro, feline 2uftflotte
immer mebr ol1s5ubil0en inns nit
lcinen @egnern mi1toei ten gleid)e11
:Sdritt SIT balten, 10 lit nidt 0aron
sit 5lpeifeln, 5nB es in 6erielben cine
llcberlegel1beit iiber 6ieie beiitt, Ste
bon ib11en niht 10 leidt nett geno6t
mer0en fan11.
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Sin @pdjc Trif.
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Sic Mngeitellte m,10 @%ctriebslei=
ter Scr Gbicogoer StroBenbobnen
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ser @alu1 mer0en Biz 6abin iiber Sic
%pcrlangte 9obnerbobung Ser Mngeltell=
ten nit ibren Seem Oorfer 6inan5iers
fonferieren inns ibren gntldlub lpa=
teitens ant is. Ml1grlt befan1t geben.
Sic &onferen5en 5niiden 6en Nnge=
iteltel1 inns 8eamten ser Sodhabnen
fins nod nidt abgeidlolien, 6ob er=
martct nta11, 5aB sic M,1geiteqten eben=
fails am n1iditen 6reitag sic Mrtport
Ser @abnleitun9en lit @a11oen baben.
sollte cine 9obnerb0bung gepabrt
merSe>,, 10 tritt 6ielelbe BEL SEN @o6=
bafren pom 1. Stunt l1nS bel Sen
GtraBenbabnen nom 1. Mltgltit an in
&raft. Sic reip. &%ontrafte Bel 0e'1
@obnen lal1fen lint 6ieie 3eit ob. Mlt=
Ser Sent @affenitinitan0 erle6igten
sic 8ertreter ser Mngeitenten u1t0 ser
8etriebsIeitung ser @bicogo @itp
&aiItpops 60. n1ebrere Sragett, sic
auf sic MrbeitSbeoingungen 8e5l,g ba=
BEN. 8ei6e &arteien iin6 5,1Deriidtli6,
6oB 1id cine bei5e Setten befrie6igen=
Sc 2oiung fin6en miro.
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&pn bcn @egcnfanbibaten bes @pn=

ner11eurs gberbart mir5 iett ltarf &C.
arbeitet, I'M ser r3meiten Mn5mabl"
oes neue,1 8rim1r=@ oblgeiebes Ole
ri9tige Muslegung u,t6 8e0eutang gu
geben, nm Sen 5tiutmgebern Flor 5t
MAIDEN, oaB tie tire r@rite al1smabl"
nod 6urd cine n3meite Musmabl" bel
6e1t Erim4r= @oblen ergan5en f0n=
11e1t. Gaourd) iolle1r Minoeri eits=
Mominationer perbtn0ert mer6en fir
SEN 6oG, SaB ser &un6i0at ~griter
M1smabl" nidt Sic Maioritat ser ab=
gegebene11 gtimmer1 erbdlt, Sic
~3peite MusmobI" sur 3dbl1'ne font
men ml1B. Sic Mniidten iiber 5e,t
Grfolg Sieier M1tslegung 6es nel,en
Grimar=@ oblgeiebes lin6 nody iebr
getbeilt. Scr Mnbong 6es @oloer=
11eurs Gberbort lit ser feiten lteber=
5el1gltng, 6oB leil1 &anoi0at 0atrd 6os
11el1e @eieb an Stimnren be6euten6
gemin1te11 miro, mabre11o ieine &C.
genfan0i0oten Speoner, Oonng, See
inns @orSen beitimmt boffen 6oB, fir
sen 6au ser Mi@t=Mominmtion 6es
@%orpernel1rs Gberbart Sic v3meite
Musmobl" feline Stimmet1on5abl gu
ibren @ltniten gan5 meientlid perrin=
germ tpiir6e. Man eriiebt bieral1s, 5oB
6os 11el1e bon ser Iebten Staots=2egis=
latl1r angenommene @oblgeiet iebr
obgefabt lit ut16 Riemano
nod beitimmt meiB, mie bosielbe mir
fen mir6 inns geban5babt 1per6en muB.
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Ser Mnndjener 9nrit.
pa i n r1l III. pug.

0ab Sic 8ep0lferung Ser Saupt=
itoot @aperns, Miinden, nod INNER
ait ser spike ser 8ierfonl umente1r
itebt, gebt aus folgen5em offi5ieue11
8eridt berpor, 6aB auf jeoen 8urger
nabreno ser lebten 5tnolf Monote
or,rdihnittli6 iiber 20 @alonen font
men. S1 england, 5as itol5 onf ieine
Bralereien lit, fommen arf SEN Sept
MIR 26 @anoner. 8abren6 oerle1=
ben 3eit pro5u5irten sic Miindener
8ral,ereien 81, 752, 900 @alone,t, bon
6eren iiber Sic @dlfte in Mitnd)en &C.
trunfem maroe, int Sabre 1911 g.
$4,000 @unone11 mebr als i'm Sabre
1910.
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Der bobsierise gbirnrs.

Son einem ser berubmtelten Yori-
Ter Gbirurgen, Der sbenfo befannt
megen leiner @eihidli9feit tpie me.
gen ieiner groben &onororforocrun.
gen lit, er5ablt MON iid 3ur5eit in
Der Seineitaot cine rei5enoe @ejdih-
tie, sic Der bapon 8%etrofene oller.
6ings tpeniger an5ieben6 empfunoen
baben biirfte. Ct batte Dor einiger
8eit pie6er einmal cine Dame aus
sen pornebmiten un0 reihiten @rei-
len ser Barrier @elelNdaft operiert.
Ma9 ibrer Mieoergeneiung madte
1ie Dem Mr5t einen 9efu d. nnb iber.
brodte linn ols @eident Elm foit.
bores. tpunoerbor eebunoenes Bud.
Ser Gbirurg iab init einem naiien
un6 nit einem beiteren Muge auf
Die @obe uno mahte Elm iaueriiBes
@eiidt; oad)te er ,bo@, Sas Mnge-
binbe fei nur Elm Mittel gum 8tped.
fein @onorar gu r%eou3iaren. SdlieB-
lid iberapan1 feline @el6gier Die
Mrtigfeit uno er fagte: SD fam
sesbnen ra1r meinen Donf fir 6as
@eidenf ousipraden, 6os aller6ings
nidts nit meiner 2iquiootion 5u tun
boben 6arf.~ rNein, 6urdaus nidt."
e%rtpioerte ole Dame. v@ie biel bin
id Sbnen jduloig?" 5000 Gronf."
Die Dame nobm 6as Bud 5uriid,
offnate es unb entnabm linn otpet
1OOO-syronf <54ene. Drei folder
gheine blieben IN benz Bud liegen.
6os lie .bann Dem 4r3t tpie6er Iber.
reidte. 49," fogte iie, nun ftnb
mir quitt!"
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fir 6ell @raliocnteu un0 Gi5epr1it

fir SEN Grd1ioenten uro Gi5eprali=
oenten Ser Ser. Gtaaten poriiebt,
lpir0 anfo1rgs ndditer 8obe int 8u11=
0esienat sur 9ebatte fonnnen. 5eno=
tor 8ailep bon Teros erflart auf
@rlur0 elmer porl6r1figen l1mfrage
rnter leinen @ollcgen, ons Mnenoe=
me>1t merbe obr1e 3meifel Sic notbige
53meiorittel n1ebrbeit befontnter1. 3us
Observation-Disclosures bat lid nod ni9t
init ser 6roge beldaftigt.
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Scr @ergleidl ben man 5'uiidem
6eu1 perltorbenen &ailer @utiubito
bon SSapan uno sent r1iiilden &ailer,
8eter 5em @roBer, ge5ogen bat, lit
ein geredtfertigter, 6enn beioe Sir
ite1t boben lire 2dt16er gu mo6ernert
@cltreid)en 1,mgeldoffen. Dos gi=
ger1tbiimlid)e lit MIR, 5aB 6os mooer=
TIC Sapon ol1f Soften 5es mooernen
@l1Blano iid cn1por geid1pungen bat.
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1ie eneliidjcn @eridte idleincn i'd

e11olih SIT belinllcr l1l1o Oe1 Dred9be1=
ten ser Suffragetten burh ltre1tge
Strofen eire1 &iegel poridieben 51
mouen. Die bei6en 6rauen5immer,
Sic in 9ublin Sen F~remierminilter
Msquitt 51 ermor0en reip. 5as So
niglid)c 5beater lit Sral,o 81 ltede11
iud)ten, iil1o ST. fii1f Sabrea 8eta11g=
niB perl,rtbeilt mor0en. Soffenfli@
mug sic fred)e 9an0e Sic Strofe ab=
1iben ooer Sic 8ebor0en blamire1t iid
ni6t bltrd) l1n5eitige Miloe nn0 be-
gnaoigen lie. Sour 0urh sic ltrerg=
item u,1o entebren0i ten Strafen fam
Sic Sc cllid)aft bon %ferneren &erbre=
d)el1 obgebalten mer0en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-15
Mmardiit perbaftct.
3mrt6, Sdmei5, 9. Slug

3nrf@L S@TDe15, 3. Mn8.
2ouis 8ertoni, 8e0afteur 6es r&e=
bell" uno Tubrer ser in ser 5dmei5
Mnardiiten, pl1r6e am Grei=
tag in 0ieier Staot ongebli9 ipegen
elmer fiir5lid eebaltenen &eSe per-
lit Set er Sen &0nigsmoro per=
tbei0igt. @an nimmt ie5o@ or, 6oB
feline &erbaftung eber NIT bem 8eiud
@ilbelms gelegentli@ ser
Mrmeeman0pcr int 3ulom=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-15
Mobert SO. Serter. 2aprencepine,

@obert IS. &erter, 2amrencept4e,
Mo., melder bon Mierenbeidmeroen
3nei Sabre gepIaet tpur6e, iagt: SD
periudte 6rei peridiebene 5orten Mie=
renpinen ober obno @rfolg. Meln
Madbar io9te mir, ib iollte 6o1ep
Mierenpinen gebrouden. Sd nabm
6rei Glai6en 6abon un6 er5ielte per-
manente &eilung. Sd empfeb1e 6ie<
ieIben einem ie6en. Moltior Drug 60.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-15

Sn bret Sabren lit bas &ermDsen
8ertba &rltpps BON 45 Miuio1en ouf
20 Miuionen Collars ongepod}ien.
Sic miir6e mabrideinlid imitanoe
iein, iebt nornarts 5u fommen, ielbit
menn fib sic Mattonet ouf einen Cut
maffnungsplan einigen lonten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-15

me1bol1g ltebt. Sic gdwei5er Yoli=
sci loI ernitlid} einen Mnidlag auf
Sen bcl.tid)e1t &oiier fiirdten ul10 Dor
habc,1, ale gefdbrlid)en Mnardiiten
e%in5uiperren, bepor &oiier @il6elm
eintrifft.
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Sermin BEG GrGf6enten.

8aibington, 10. slug.
Dos ENHANCEMENT 511r 8un0esper=
falIl,na, 6as einen MIR einmaligen
Sermin, ober bon iedsiabriger Daner
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-15

Ser Sob madt uns one f@meio-
fam - man@mal al19 oaS 2ebe1l.
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Style 4ol2. Is an excellent model for
the woman Who wants q strictly up-to-date
line. Is very. strongly boned. The Dainty
embroidery trim is most attractive. IL made
Of batiste and has 11-inch front CLASH and
three pairs Of supporters. Sizes Is to 50!