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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-08

Gli3abetb @urpha nnb @atte an SSohn
SarnotpSft, Got II NI! 9 6oibina, $3.50.
Geo. 30. 5daefer nno Trau an 2eo
@. G6aefer, Got 3 MuD. Sub. $50. 3
Mlbdnb 100000.
&eter @rof nno Troll on @enrb Sell
aelon, 3A 5@A S&A Sec. 4z122<28,
$4,000.
81. 8. groper unb xrau an 6. 8.
8roiper II. a. l1nbertheilter u bon NGA
N@A Gee. 5z121z29, $4,000.
Marb g. Stetpart Gree. un 6. 9.
8roiper II. a. nnbertbeilter u bon sc
NgA Gee. 5z121z29, $4,000.
@iliam 81. 9rebqe nnb 7ssrm1 an s. g.
Quebman nnb ssrau gh unb @72 bon %
u bon Gee. 24z122z2S - $50 gcres
$18. 100000
Mr1ninto Mumfort an Ssranf G,a1ier,
got $ @ultona 5irit aoo. &imbau' 49,
Greientia %. Gnoerle an a(nno 81.
@eber. Got 12 81t "a Curtis Snrbep,
100000.
Ghriit @dmitt II. a. on Serrnonn $.
aiffmeber. She'll bon 8lf. 10 8ilion
Surbeb, $4,000.
Nronf @lein nnb Tran on Sid. Q**
@h N@h Gee. 24z122z3O. $5,4O0.O0.
9opih 8ofd1enbefer 1t1b Trau an @h.
Rohlman. S@A N@A Sec. 4z126z31.
100000
8ernarb Mpttmonn unb Srn,t ar snhn
@oien, @@A @@A un6 ~ 5BA
M@A @ec. 28z126<3t, $2,5OO.OO.
Qorren @. gpline an Tiifolas @eher,
Got II 8If. 81 Curtis Surbeh, S65O.OO.
Sofeph Gfm1 unb Tron on 8er,1nrb
6obpe, Got 8 Gee. 35zt27z3o. 100000.
Bernard Scope an sesos. Yful1, Got 9
8lf. ] Nreeport, 100000.
@t1iam 8. 8ohmer Gree. an Sacob
2od. Got 6 8lf s Ssreebprt, $ 100000.
6. 8. 8rotper nnh Gra1 an q. M. gnz
6erion, She'll OF Got 10 nnb Got 8
8rotpers Sob. 31 @imban, 100000.
81. sc. Mnberlon an Mnguit Mnberinn
II. a. Got 8 Brotpers Sos. GIT aimbau.
100000.
MIfreb sc. Mnberion nnb Sro1t an &ez
ter S. Reterl ion, G@A bon SGA bon
Gee. 16zt2tz29, 100000.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-08
Scilem 6ramfbcitem pbme
Speratipm.
Cine @crbinonng prumiucnter Mcr5tc
hcbanocln &ranfc frei nub lie
ferm Mcoi5in gum &oiten=
prciic.
St1 @ramo Central @otel
6amitag, ben TO-. Sch.
Yfur eimem 2ng.

Sic Nortbmelt tern ltnite0 0oftoren,
Sic beoel,tenolten Goftor=S pe5ialiltel1
in sen Ser. 5tnntc,1, melde in Min=
neiota, Midigan, soma NebroSfa,
@iscpnlin, Moro= un0 'Siio=Gafota
prafti5ieren, organiiiert n10 bon oe11
Stooten li5enliert gum 3metfe Ser Be-
banclung BON &ranfbeiten, ltngeitalt=
heiten uno oller beilbaren l(npablid-
feiten obne munodr5tlide Operation.
NlleS, mas fir 0ieie %>pert6pollen Dien=
itc ais Miidgabe perlangt miro, lit,
oob jeSe beban0elte Berion ibren
6reunoen Sos @rgebniB mittbeilen
uno oa0l1rb Sen &ranfen un0 2eioen=
Sen bepieien mer0en Jon, oaB en6=
lib @ebonolungen ent0edt mur6en, Sic
obioll1t lider un0 gemiB III i6rer Wir=
flung ltn6.
0urd ibr. entmideltes 5pitem feline
Sperotionen me5r fir 8lin90arment=
3il110ung, GaQenltetn, gt1eren1tetne,
@etp1die, @ropi &ammorboi6en ODER
arebs. Sic tpurer l1nter Sen erl item
in Mmerifn, melde oas Melier meglie=
zen un6 8lut uno Shmer5 in ser er=
iolgreid)en 8e6on6lung un0 &eilu1g
0ieier gefdbrliden &rantheiten.
@ranfbeiten oes Magens, ser Git
gemeioe, ser 2eber, ser @aut, Ser Seer
ben, 6es Screens, ser Mil5, Ser Mie=
rem uno 8laie, &beumotism1s, 5eiu-
tico, 3a1ferfranfbeit, 8ettneben, 8ein~
geidtpiire> SoIiudt o5er @pilepiie
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-08
GIN bic Qcicr amferhalb Stcarns
County.

&ne 2eier 0es .Nor0itern," sic nidt
in Stearns County mobnen, jinb
frel1nolid eriudt, fire 3ablungen
fir hieies 9latt, permittelit Draft
ooer @el0ampeiiltng e%in5ulenoen.
8ir modten, hab ane 2ejer jib
sic BON uus gebotene @elegenbeit,
9cgen gorausbe3ablung oes 8lat.
tee in Sen 8eiib elmer bcrrliden 8rd.
mie gu gclangen, 5unuben MAIDEN. 9a
es nun aber unieren reilenoen Mgen.
ten ni@t mogli@ lit, BEL alien unie.
rem M%bonnenten por3uipreden, bepor
sic Musmabl ser idonen Bramien per.
grifen fem miro, 10 liegt eS i'm Snte.
reiie ocrielben, 6as @elo oircft noh
Ser office 81 ienoen, morauf promp.
tie 3%uienoung ser gemlni9ten gra.
mie erfolgen miro. Sur gntgeaen.
nabme ser einen ober ser on6ercn sic.
Ter mertbpol1en Brdmien gegen Dor.
ousbesablltng oes rMcroitern" auf Elm
Sabr la6et ergebenft Elm sic
vMorbiern" .2rmdseie1idaft.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-08
Minneiota.

&e6 @ing. - 8ilo= 8ar6ein
Subn &empe bon diamond bluffs,
3d., erBem sic 8eidmloigung, oaB
bon 3anoern in Meben un<
ter Dem @is auf Ser Minneiotaieite
oes 8epilt=Sees gefanoen un6 on @is=
coniiner Slider gcliefert poroen ieien.
Muberoem bebauptet &err @ernpe, 6ab
>pob( ser Minnelotoer 6iidmaroein
nn0 ieine @ebilfcn ibren Dienit
genon %perieben, 6oB aber monde an
oere &il0maroeins un6 oeren 2el1te
in Minnelota iogar iid) ielblt at 0ie=
ien ((ebertretungen Ser Tiidereige=
iebe betbeiligen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-08
Sabelt einen gutea Mrbeiter.

SD berargte es mei11em 4er5en,
0oB i6 beftigen Sdmer5 in mei1er
linfen Seite 5mei Sabre lang ber=
ipiirte," idreibt %. @pans, Danpiqe,
@a., ~aber i6 meiB iebt, 0aB I'm
per0aulihfeit sic Sdul6 mar> sic Or.
Sings Nelle 2ebenspi4en MIDI poa<
itdn6ig beilten." Das @eite fir Ma=
gert=, 2eber= un6 Observation-Disclosures,
fir &artlei6igfeit, &opflpeb ooer
gdp6de. 25f. in Molitors Drug
Store.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-08
,hpr nnh cine ,6nubtfphIernuplIp an.

ober nod cine &auptfeblerqueue an,
namli6: Ser perlpenoete Sdureerpe-
der lit nidt rein. Mber au9 bter
tpeib man iid gu belfen. 8ie Ser
moberne 8raler nit &einbefen ar,
beitet, baben audi lniere mild)mirtb=
iduftliden Snititl,te Miltbidurepil3e
renn fultipiert, sic in 6lai6en uno
III Hl1lperform failtflid be5ogen lper-
SEN f0nt1el1.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-08
Nraftiid}e Grfabrnngcn in ser Mild,:
bc6anolnng.

Sen Mobm ser se(bitiauerung
iiberlaiien, mie es in pielen Molfe=
reien noh geldiebt, lit nidt ratbiam
uno fat beio11oers So feline @efabren,
no l1nter Sen Mildlieferanten au9
Iolde perrm1tbst lperoer, meld)e auf
Sic @eminnltng nno 8ebonolul1g ser
Mtild tpenig @ertb leaen. Muf Sur
men, melbe MIR sic eigene, BON
5medmaBig gefiitterten ltn6 geiunoer
&iiben gemonnene Mild) perorbeiten,
mag oieies Gerfubrer1, Sen &abm lid
ielbit gu iiberloiien, pieQeidt ldngere
3eit befrie0igen. @roBere Si6erbeit
un0 @leidmaBigfeit er5ielt man auf
ale 6aae, penn man Sen Mabm
fiinitli6 iauert, alio einen rSdure=
meder" bin5ufiigt. MIs iolden BE-
nubt man cntmeoer 8uttermilh ooer
lauren &abn pom Eage porber, ooer
MON ldBt @oQmild ooer Magermil@
fir ii@ iauer mer0en un6 ubertrdgt
nit ibr Sic Saleerung Damn auf Sen
&abm. @elteren &abm 5u5uieben, lit
meniger empfeblensmertb, oagegen
miro sic 5Guer11ng nit 8uttermild
pielfa6 nit grfolg CUR Mnhpenoarng
aebra@t. MQein au@ 6ieie Metbo6e
lit niht obne Sdatteni eiten. @enn
namlih - bteQei6t nur aus elmer
ein5igen Stauung - einmol idledte
@il6 geliefert miro, fonnen sic 10 in
Sen &abm iibertragenen Hil5e iib in
INN Dermebren inns merSen Damn
Surh Sic 8uttermild BON einem
Sage gum anoeren fortgepflan5t,
menn lire gatitebungsuria6e i'm
Staue pieaeidt i6on langit beieitigt
lit. @ie in ser 8rauerei bet 10 elmer
unermarteten un0 u1ermiinidten
Stou1ng sic @efe aus elmer an0eren
8ralterei beidafft miro, 10 maht es
audi ser Molfereibeitber; er reinigt
ale feline @efdBe une @erdtbe nit
3ampf o6er foden6em @aiier, Inn
Sic oarin nod baften0en Seine gu
ser t0ren unb iduert SEN nelter &abm
nit retner 8uttermil6 an, bon mel
der er itd mebrere G1art aus elmer
anoeren Molferei perihafft fat. Sc
nah0em Sic 8uttermil6 lidrfer oSer
idmader geiduert lit, mfrs mon bon
i6r peniger ooer mebr gum 5dl1ern
0es &abmes bertpen6en. Mon red=
net in ser &egel Sc Glort ouf 100
Guart &abnt. Sic &ohmtonne fat
mani bel elmer @arme bon 1918
@rao 6. %ioIange in eineln gerudfrei=
EFT, gut geliifteten &aume iteben, bis
ser &abm Sic rtdtige &eife fat. Ga
bies in 20 Bis "a gtunSen erreidt
lit, 10 gieBt man Sen &abm audi erit
20 big "a gtun0en Dor Sem 8uttern
III sic &abmtonne 5uiammen, mo- ct
ale 9 big 3 Stun6en NIT einem fol-
5ernen Stob umauritbren lit. Sn
glei6er @eiie miro ser &obm bebon=
self, menn mani itatt 8uttermild ge=
idl1erte Mil6 ols S6uretpeder ber=
men0et. @ier5u fann MIR iolde Mil@
oerpen6et mer6en, Sic bon geiunoen
&iiben itammt, melde in Iuftigen
5tdllen untergebra6t itn6 u1o feline
%ongebriibten o6er feudt aufbemabr=
ten 6luttermittel genieBen. Dieie
Mild) miro ior9fdltig geieiht un6 in
einem 62-82 @ra6 s.. marmen, ge=
rl1dfreien &a1me our %freiminiger
SGuer11ng oufgeitent. Mnen oieien
@erfabren ser Mountaineering baftet
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-08
Dine Grtra5ablnna.

~yWI St%%U0WI*~R
Cine groBe Muspabl bon @ebetbu.
Aern, Die mir obne 9sad5ablung offe-
riren:
6iibrer gum @immel nit grobem
Crude uno meidem Moroeco Gin.
banoe.
@ebete ser @eiligen, NIT mittelgro-
Bem Crude un0 Morocco @inbanoe.
6erner in fleinerem Crude unb
ueridieoenen ginbdn6en:
5dubengel,
Seius meme 9uperiidt,
Stern Seq @eiles,
@immels= S9lUliel,
8roo ser gngel, fleines Gormat,
5alden @ebetbi6er.
Sic &bilotbea, eir berrlides CT
bauungsbu9, meldes in feinem Salt
lie feblen iollte.
@oienfran5e, >peiB, idmar5 ur0
iarbig nit groben o0er fleinen Eerlen.
vMprbftern" -&alenocr
Elm Samilienfalen0er i'm mabren 5in=
ne 0es @ortes. &eid)li9 ausgeitattet
NIT ib0nen Suuitrationeu uno otge<
fuQt nit belebrenoem, erbauen0em
un0 u1terbalten0em 2eieitoff fir
Sung uno Mlt, tann oerielbe 5l1 Sen
beiten &alen0ern fir cine fatboliide
Tamilie ge5ablt mer0em. Sir Sic
(angen @interobenoe feine Before
2eftiire.
@ammpnbs @elt Mtlas"
entbalteno so geograpbiide &arten
ser gar5en @elt, Statiitifen bon 26n-
Bern uno Stdoten. 6erner lit 6arin
cine groBe &arte oes Staates Minne=
iota NIT all ieinen Staoten uno Dor-
fern, nit Mngabe Ser ginmobner5abl
beim 1ebten Genius BON 1910. Sin
lpertbpoles un6 Invertebrates Bud fir
Se0ermann.
@rimm=@ebitcrs englii9-6eutides
@0rterbur@ nebit 8riefiteler in bei-
oen Spra9en.
@eididtenbii6er peri9ieoenen SSn-
baltes.
8 3o1 groke Acknowledgment fret.
Gieles Sobr baben m1r ferner ols
Yramie cine 8 Bon groBe, itf' ielbit-
ldarfenoe &atentideere, mel6e mag
netiiirt lit un6 oas ionit 10 beidmer.
li6e Mufnebmen bon Naoeln unt
6tedna6eln beiorgt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-08

Mud inn staate Seem Dorf io1en
sic 8etttiider in Sen @otels iebt
minoeitens neun SUP lang iein,
menr1 eine BORT in ser 9egislatur ei11=
gebra6te n8ia" ourtgebt; pie man
Sic Sill fir sic 11eur SUP longen
8etttuder be5ablen iou, 0arnad)
frdgt freili9 fem Sci ebgeber..
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-08
prdmtrm-Ifff

@ieoerum befin0en mir uns I'M Be-
iise elmer groBen Musmabl berrlider
@er BON unjern 2eiern iei-
men &iidltano ouf oen uNoroitern"
un0 0a5u nod Elm SaDr i'm @orous
be5ablt, lit CUR Musmabl irgeno elmer
Der naditeben3 a%ngegebenen Bramien
6eredtigt:
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-08
I'm Gn9liib baben mir:
Cine GrtraaabInna.

SDhe VTtrd5dDlt11g.
Following of Christ, Elm Mn-
6adtsbu9 Don Mittelgr0be uno nit
feinem Morroco=ginbanoe.
Guide to Piety, NIT @orocco=gin-
ban0.
Kew of Heaven, NIT Morocco-
ginbun0.
All For Jesus, nit weidem 9eoer-
ginban0e.
Pocket Prayer Book.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-08
@cgcn 25t Grtrasablnnq.

Golden Key of Heaven, Gelu-
loi0=ginbano, groBes 6ormat.
Little Key Of Heaven, nit fein-
item 2eoereinbonoe uno eleganter i1-
nerer Musltattung.
Pocket Key of Heaven, nit
Sammeteinban0.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-08
@eaeu soc ertra.

@egen SOC eTtra.
@offine, @ano Boitile, @rbauungs-
Bud.
Die groBe @an6farte bon Stearn5
County, melde einen mirfli9en @ertb
bon $500 bat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-08

Herlen ser Mnoa9t i'm feinlten 2e-
6ereinban6.
Groit ser armen geelen, in lido
men, meibem 2eoereinban0, NIT @olo-
unb groBem Crude.
2luil i'm Mlter, in 9leidem Git
ban0e u1lo nu9 groBerem @roborud.
Ser 8aumgarten, Elm 9roBes 5or-
mot nit Mittelorud uno meihem 800
rocco=@mban0.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-08
@egen 25t extra

@ese1 25f extra
@ebetbii@er peri6te0ener TiteI un6
lh0nent GeQuloi6=o6er=S ammet<@ Gin
bun6.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-09-30
TO PROTECT MOTHER HE LAYS
BARE SECRET OF MANY YEARS
Love Letters We're Written TO Well
Known New York Society Woman,
Who is still Living


New orA 9ett' ".--, 'odu,u
unspe'inap'' ,1, l''S.,''''. ] ioii''' Og''.'' I'M
IN a puu''' p s,"''..'' W. g',',. ~
srai p"hiel ~ '''N'''S. WY
te,l whv sh and IS. h.ctn,es.al. Cd
f4ftlof - =" ;
In the sJatemeu' dictated ai per
direction by her SON. stanton NF@'
sickles holds Ne" Yorh society "o.
man. widely known IN FH,h aFcic
cireies 'cspo"s'o'e ia'
,Firanss ment
This woman lives ~ tne imi''rs.
just of fiun avenue ana IS amem'
ber OF one Of The oldest and best con-
noted families in Manhattan.
making ais statement aiaH. =,
affair with the society woman 0e2an
in 1878 aud continued untl peaem'ef
1870. when he Stanioul broke It 1
The society woman "as 4IF' ~
years OF age "aen lae General 'l.'1
yergng into ~ years o' '7'' 'e-'t'
his attentions
Son Has Letters.
= have IN m> PoSs' s7'ol .s, ", .ad
respondence between n5 i"''e' "'.'
this woman in the eighteen e"'@ =
their relations stanton Sie"'eS $" :.
AFTER ! uncovered nus rei"..3'lS
offb fho woman m December. l>HN
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-09-30

tBy Associated Press
Vow orleans. l-a sept aA-
Tonight and Tuesday generally lalI'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-09-30
CHARGES IS, ZOO WOMEN DIE
ANNUALLY FROM USE OF ALCOHOL
SCOurge, He Says. is Due 10 ln-
difference Of Public and
The Churches

Washington. - q, Sept 30--Alco-
h0l claims G6000 Victims IN the Unit
ed states each wear o. this number
20 per cent. or I3 200. are women.
These figures were given today by
Dr Edward Bunnell Phelps editor of
the American Underwriters, ia IN nj
dress before thc international cua
eress OF hygiene and demography
These figures are confined to adult
deaths and constitute > per cent o.
fho deaths al people Of AN ages IN
this country
The speaker stated that these llg-
ures were the result of the first ser
iuus attenIp, ever made in this coln
try to reduce to specific figures the
number of victims alcohol claims ei
cry year in america There nave
been many socaled estimates said
DR. Phelps, by people who we're pre-
iudiced either one way or the other,
but these were merely guesses.' For
instance. some oi the prohibltionist
actnaries had put the number ol al
cohol victims III the United States up
10 $50 000 a year These figures MI
pbelph denonnces as absurd.
Severn hundred Women pnis a''ei
noon heard llr. hoWaFu Nel's y
Johns Hopkins nllFeF5ilS Yen tl'' w.
cgales thdt our soclai asstet', "A'''
churches are to blame for the eN-
istenee of the white siaye" traffic
after years oil Investigation Dr.
Kelly said I am convinced this
seourA' y u"S naa1 ~ . mo oriI can
me public and ehurcaes. lne eNn can =,
pc wiped oal p i''loi'V l,,'q's ,,t..,,, s,.o,,'
aroused ana wv ',pui.l T u.'',, ,.,,a;,,..s
its coniioriahie ciuo-'lNr sui' u'i'a' ,,', ,,',l
to tine plague Spots "'lerc ~ 7''o"''
do ~ NofN 4.t,.an sron,
/ The charrles must p' ~ 81 49,,
lheir miserable eHeente'.t,'e,'' wv
iaHthems and JON hahas WIN uureV z
scientists and soclal "ofheiS' I en,
/ Whte slaVe tfAti = - p' W
Poor housing conoluohs "nu Pooi t'9,
! es drive mdas "0'i'n Z" 'l', N
! lFes IN Baltimore ~ l'el an NS,'' ~ =
the deparlmehl store eu'p''f''
ceiye less thmi llfiA- "aEc9'
Women Not to Blame
God bless me Ml'lte slave \ = ,'0'
The woman VINO + lo Nla'ut' Oui VI,
! social system ah' ,"oNs " ~ Whi,a
1 save her from sueh lile. y n..'
/ sayef1 COSTS inc t''i,'e ~ '''9 7,y..t -
Itry $8,3oo ooooao eaeh SraI ireIt'' h
/ and Indirectly noi = 'stlp'aW NJ ~.
| blasted careers eng ip u,.S "".
! ives u produces l}s results ~
worse than a'l hiefllo@7 0'7eSS''S '''''
hined ..
"Ap classics Hfoiit lfoh ~
ana a. ia f'Igf if'I1 ils F'lo0s7
! m baltimore ,a1 Ntoiea ~, ea." '9'
as result oI t1e sotl'i "is'"sea ~
lis ue same IN NashIhs'ol' anu ~ ''''
,otuer large cities. n
pr jacques bcriiil"n' enle = ~. W
bureau 81 municipal s'aliSlp'S - : g. -
is. presehl'a "''s an,oo,
showing shat the deaih fale "'l'p"' ~ ~
urn Wh0 use aleohol II apoU' ~ p'
ceug greater AT given peF'o's 'NA'
among total abstalnefs
Alcohol Kills Thousands
tEyere one knows thai a'oo,o' :
racks the liver he said pul rev pe'
pie realize that it IS ireqoeheiy ~
OF the great predlsposlhR llliiU','ss M
toward tuberculosis ana many p'H'
common diseases
During a discussion 81 Nllt hVV
worm disease i DEVELOPED i -, We
scomge ia Egypt and that ta.aIoa .,I,..
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1912-12-19

will be Christmas week, and the presi
dent probably will ask them to stop
over after the jubilee.
The ~..lal season ut the White House
will bc-in Dec 10, when the president
and Mrs Taft will give the annual
dinner to the cabinet. During the sea
son they will give five receptions and
four dinners. The last reception, that
of the army and navy, is scheduled for
Feb 4
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1912-12-19
WILSON TO WHITE HOUSE.
Mr.. Taft Plans to Entertain President
Elect and Wife.

President and Mrs. Taft will ask
President Elect and Mrs. Woodrow
Wilson to be guests at the White
House. The president wants to ascer-
tain before sending the invitation when
it will be most convenient for the pres
ident elect and Mrs Wilson to come.
1t is likely that the invitation will be
given at the time the president elect
goes to Staunton, Va, his birthplace,
to attend jubilee in his honor. This
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1912-12-19
CURIOUS BITS
OF HISTORY
HOW A BEGGAR BECAME A
GENERAL.
BY A. w. MACY,

Once upon a time a Japanese
beggar named Hideyoshi was
sleeping over night upon
bridge. Before he arose in tho
morning he was roughly seized
and ordered out of the way by
an attendant of a young
nobleman who was passing
that way. Noticing that the
noblemsn was mere lad,
much younger than himself,
the thought occurred to
him, why should get out Of
the way7 He is rich and am
poor, but that makes no differ
ence. ! have heard of the rich
becoming poor and the poor be-
coming rich. Some day ! will
rise to higher position than
he has, and then will make
him tie my Shoe" From that
moment Hideyoshi became diff
ferent man. He made way for
himself, was advanced from time
to time, and finally became gen.
eral-ir-chief of the Japanese ar
mics. He was an able comman-
der, two; for he suppressed sew
ersI formidable rebelIlons, and
conducted two successful inva
sions of Korea.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1912-12-19
Send Your Heart With II.

Don't give presents because others
expect you to. Give because you love
to. If you cannot send your heart with
the gift keep the gift.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1912-12-19

ID. /. Bradt of Clifford was in
town over Sunday. His left hand
injured while laying stone on the
Gardner residence recently is improv-
ing and he expects to resume work
again the first of the year.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1912-12-19

qEvery minute counts
when you discover the
loss Of jewelry, pocket
book or handbag.
q Telephone a "lost
ad to this office.
ga want ad means an
inquiry at every door in
town.
q The cost is trihing.
Arizona republican., 1912-05-22
COMMITTEE Is ID
 DECIDE QUESTION
Roosevelt People Will File 175 and Taft People Fewer Than
 Half That Number
ASSOCIATED PRESS p1spArcul

CHICAGO, May 21.-When the re- publican national committee meets June to consider contests filed by Roosevelt and Taft delegations it will have to grapple with the problem what to do in districts where more than the specified number of dele gates have been chosen with trac- tional votes.
 Four years ago the national com mittee seated the double delegations, allowing them half vote each. Sec etary Hayward this year in half a dozen cases already reported has classed each as q contest, taking the position the local conventions have no authority to elect double delegations.
 Notice of contest by Taft and Roosevelt delegations from the First, Second. Third. Fifth and Sixth dis tricts of Virginia were received this afternoon. It is expected the ROOsc-
Arizona republican., 1912-05-22

of July third. Elks from the south crn and southeastern part of the state will proceed to Tucson on regular trains while from the north they wifi come to Phoenix where a portion of the train will be made up and sent to Maricopa there to be consolidated into one magnIglorous electric lighted, equipped whole.
 From the tentative schedule so far outlined the special will enter the DOT tals of the convention city on the morning ot July seventh the day be- fore the opening of the reunion. It is the purpose to spend half q day amidst the sylvan deus of Los Aug- eics; d full day in San Francisco reaching that city in the morning and leaving again with the setting sun. Short stops of from thirty minutes to an hour will he made at Shasta Springs. Reading, Ashland, Medford, and other places where there arc Elk lodges, and at each of which stops entertainment will be provided bY the home guard
 Excellent rates have been made by the railroads based on single fare for the round trip, the rate from Phoe- nix, Tempe and Mesa being $53,45 with d ninety day return limit Many will take advantage of this rate to spend a portion of the summer in the Puget Sound country or Oregon points of interest. while others will stop in Southern California on the return trip 10 finish their summer outing. The Canadian Pacific is making special ar- engagements to care for touring pIrties through the Canadian Rockies.
 And the name of the train is the Arizona Elks' de Luxe"
Arizona republican., 1912-05-22
R|CHESONS BODY IS
 STILL AT THE MORGUE
Question of Burial Has Not Yet Been Decided by Brother of
 Dead Man.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsrArCul

BOSTON. May 2l.-The body Of Clarence Y. T. Richeson lay at the North Grove morgue tonight Earlier in the day Dr. McGrath performed the autopsy required by law and de- clared Richeson's brain normal.
 The brother of the dead man, Doug- las Richeson, is undecided as to the disposition of the body.
 Rev. Herbert $. Johnson issued q statement explaining that certain questions were asked the condemned man as he was strapped in the chair for the purpose of taking Richeson's mind off the ordeal and to meet his wish to leave some religious testi nonN for witnesses
Arizona republican., 1912-05-22

with Bert Smith. automobile editor of the Times.
 Membership costs fifty cents Of that money one-han goes To the ocean to ocean association and one half to the local organization for in expenses. less the cost of a beautiful association button that goes with every membership This is the first effort made by anybody to get money out Of the people in behalf of tine good roads movement and Mir Potter says that so far as he knows il will be the last It is not money that is needed from the people but vim, energy and d great big enthu- siasm. The state governments and the national government will furnish the money when the people demand it as they surely will as soon as they properly understand the great busi- ness importance Of the project.
Arizona republican., 1912-05-22
4 B|C BOOST
 ALTOGETHER All That Is Needed to Se-
 cure Ocean to- Ocean Highway
ORGANIZATION OF
 PHOENIX DIVISION

Phoenix branch No. 1 of the Ocean to ocean HishWay association was organized last night at a mass meet ing of good roads boosters held in the board of trade room. The pres
 ldent is Dr. II. II. Stone, the vice president is Dr J. C. Norton. the sec retary IS Harry Welch and the treas urer is W. L. PinneY. About every body present signed the roll as mem- bers and it is expected that every live citizen will put his name down at the first opportunity. certainly every man would who could hear the gospel of good roads as eNpounded by Del M Potter, organizer of the in- terstate association. He is touring across the country in the Los Ange- les machine pathfirdin2 car. along