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, 1912-09-11
PLAGUE AT LIVERPOOL.
Strange Case OF A Boy In The Hospital.

Strange Case OF A Boy In The Hospital.
We are officially informed by the Local
Government Board that a boy, aged seven
years, was admitted to the Ro, al Intrmary
Liverpool, on July rs, and operated upon
for supposed appendicitis. A gland was
removed from the groin and was found to
contain plague bacilli. This diagnosis has
been confirmed at the laboratory of the
Local Government Board.
The source of infection cannut at present
be stated definitely. All precautions are
being taken to prevent the possibility of
spread of the disease, and no further case
has occurred.
The generally accepted theory Of the
cause is that the boy was bitten by one Of
the plague-carrying insects which infest
foreign rats. The appearance of the boys
body supports this theory, as we'll as the
fact that he lived in a neighbourhood in
hatited by lockers.
All ships from plague districts are Wis t.
ed on arrival i'll Liverpool by a professional
ratcatcher, who is permanently EMPLOYED
by the port sanitary authority, and all rats
found are instantly killed.-Dtd
, 1912-09-11
on the battlefelds where Germany's unity
has been wOn."-Ibid.
ARCTIC SUMMER.
ENGLAND VISITED BY REMARKABLE WEATHER.

--
During the past week the English sum
mer has broken all records for it's unrelia-
bility. Throughout the country the weather
conditions have been execrable. Thunder
storms, torrential rain, gales, and bitter
cold are reported from all districts. On
Wednesday it was 9 degrees warmer at
BOd0, in the extreme north Of Sweden,
within the Arctic circle, than in London.
Territorials in camp have suffered
severely from the rain and cold, and many
have been stricken with illness and are now
III hospital.
Snow lay upon the Scottish mountains,
the Westmorland fells, and the Derbyshire
hills, recently, after one of the coolest
nights remembered in August for many
years. At Stainmore, a small village in
the hills, the haymakers, prevented from
working by a thunderstorm, snowballed
each other, In the same district cut grass
was found frozen IN a mass when being
lifted with a fork.
In North Derbyshire thick ice was found
last Saturday morning. At Derby there
was a keen frost, and a party of golfers
seeking to play at 6 a. M. could not putt on
the frozen greens. At one farm near New
castle 7 deg. of frost were registered and
ice was found half all inch thick.
At Westward Ho MI. Thomas Beaumont,
a Civil Servant, aged twenty-eight, died
from syncope after a battle. The morning
was very cold, with 4deg. Of frost. Mr..
Beaumont was seen to fall when close to
the shore, and when help came he was
dead. Mr. Beaumont had returned recent
ly from Northern Nigeria. Ibid.
, 1912-09-11

August As a celebration of the Tooth
anniversary of the foundation of their
works, the famous German firm of Krupp
have presented to the clerks in their en-
ploy the sum of 100000, to their workmen
100000, and to their wives and children
the sum of e25, 1000. The corporation of
the town of Essen, where the works are sit
uated, has been presented with e1OO, 900
The total jubilee gifts come to goo, 900.
The KAISER, who was present at the cele-
brations at Essen, conferred on the present
head of the firm the unusual honour of the
rank and title Of Ambassador Extraordi-
binary and Minister Plenipotentiary.
,Krupps cannon he said, "have Numbered
, 1912-09-11
OSTRICHFS ON THE RIVIERA.

The ostrich farm started near Nice nine
years ago by an Englishman, says the Bri-
fish Consul there, has shown the climate of
the south of France to be excellent for
breeding ostriches.
Twenty-three birds were imported from
California, and over 300 egg have been
Matched, all by artificial incubation, Over
200 hands are employed at a factory con
nected with the farm, where ostrich feather
goods are made up for despatch to all parts
Of the world-I6id.
, 1912-09-11

August 1.-THE earthquake which was
felt in Constantinople on Thursday night has
caused widespread destruction in he villages
bordering the Sea Of Marmora, between the
EgeNn Sea and the Dardnnelles. The off
cial casualty lists state that 600 persons have
been killed and 900 injured, bat private in
formation states that more than 1920 were
killed and about 5000 injured. More
than twenty towns and villages have suffer
ed. Il nnmber of the Villages being totally
destroyed by fire following on the earth
quake. The majority of the inhabitants of
the villages are Greeks, and Is, 900 persons
are now without shelter. Among the towns.
, 1912-09-11

Charnak and Gallipoli, on the Dardanelles.
have suffered most severely. At Chal max
the British, Greek, Austrian, and Persian
consulates have been destroyed. At Gal!ipoli
the damage is even more seliOus.-Da4!v
Mail, Aug. I7h.
, 1912-09-11

MIR. GEORGE F. LA1IliER of Est
lE1 St. Georges will hold my power Of atta..
ney during my absence from the isiaal.
LIE Refine, lst September, 1872.
JNO. j. FLEMIN,4.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-09-12
Nus Der mnt9e9emb.
ct. Midulas.

Setter 8irtfelo, melder ldmer ber=
ungliidt mor, gebt u11ter dr5tlider 8e=
ban6lung nit &ieienidritten ieiner
@enei lung entgege1t; er lit bereits lo=
melt, 6oB ct ii9 int 6reien bemegel1
fann. = Mod) einige Sage 6es l6o=
men OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, un6 Sic Mois=
ernie miro zines jegliden 5armers
grmartungen iiberiteigen. = Die
Drcidmaidine lit 1teuenmeiie in DOL
Ter 3bGtigfeit. Safer un6 @erlte gez
bet Elm gutes &elultat, @ei5en lit
minoermertbig. Hfarrer $. &lein
mohte in 8egleitung BON Sobn un6
Nif. 2utgen per @uto einen Mbite6er
noh @atfins. - @ebriioer Clinton
uno @ilbelm Ebeilen 1ieBen ii6 III
Sobn 9l1tgens Muto nod Mlbanp
bringen, mo- 9ebrer 81. Gbeiien eine
g@ure onnobm, III ser ct ouf neun
Monote fem 8iifen ser Sugen6 ei11<
5upflan3en tradten miro. = 2etten
Mittmo@ fling ser unterri&t in Der
Diftriftid)l1le go. ga an. = gfif.
6ommeroing perIor lette @ode zines
ieiner Mrbeitspferbe. = 80. Shret<
fels perlegte lette ISOLDE nit ieinem
linn fur3li@ ongetrauten @eibden
fein &eim nod @ol6 Spring, no it4
6os 8arhen in 2utgen's @obnung
hGii1sli6 einridtete. = Sobn &imm=
finger un6 8rou erltatteten Sonntag
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-09-12

bier eit1er berlpan0tidmftlid)en 8eiud
mdbreno Het. 90l9 bon @atfins bic
Iiaen 6rcluoel1 feline Mufmartun!
nmd)te. = Sountog i1 Scr Triibmeii
aing Ser bieiige Sl1ngfroleenperein &c
III inidoftlid sur III. &omumuniou. =
l(>llcr @uttcrnmdyer 6ron5 @n0erl,
hei orgt nidt blos feline Creamery, jon
bern ltebt al1d} ieiner Shrotmaidinl
lm0 iciuer Canning" Tabrif Dor. :
ct. Mibolas butte allf ser 0ieSj1bri:
gen Staotsfoir cine iebr ltarfc Ser;
tretuna. = gS bcibt, bab Sobn 2ltt=
gen lib in elmer Mntofabrt nod Moro=
Aafpto peril,d)c1 miro. - 2ebrer inns
Oraoniit q. &iibnl mar 0ienitog &C.
ih6ftc bolbcr in ct. Gloub.
&idmum6.
Motbins, Splnt ser Tamilie 6riop=
lin @url it, fat iid] rah @nbalba BE-
eche,l, no CT ldnaere 3eit hei ieinem
Obeinr, Sem hodtp'iten Migr. Mar
@urit, mrbleiben miro. - Mid). @u=
tala bot lit Silieton, 8. ., int Depar=
ten1entitore Ser 6irma @aletd &
Ell1tb Stellung genomn1el,. = Ser
&pntraft fit cine 11elle Stablbriide
iibcr sen Sal1f &ipcr bein 3llmtpal=
ocs Hlat lit fir $S193 Scr Gontil1e,1=
tai Bridge 60. bon Chicago iiberlai=
len morSen. = Sic Sdreinerarbeit
at Ser ,1eltet1 &elioena, Sic g. s.
&lcin leiner 6amilie erridten labt,
eebt ibrer golen0ul1g entgeaen. &C.
gen Guoe Sctober geocnft sic 6amilie
ibr neles @cim be5iefen SIT f0nnet1.
= Gin f(eines @ino Ser lit GapneS=
piIe mob1enocn Sonilie Sos. 8rier,
mcld6cs oolelbit Galnitag Dor o6t So
gen itarb, lit @unatog Madmit=
tag o>tf Sem hieltgen @ottesader
iheigeiett mor0er1. = Mifolal1S Sbin,
Ser am bieiigen &orie Sboe
9ofe nit Semitic Sic gommerfriide
genieBt, erfrel1te iid) Ses @eindes lei=
mes Trel,n0es, oes genatoren &on
Sopen aus ct. Saul. - Mif. Stint
inns @ernf1r0 gdlepper itnS Mitte
1etter ISOLDE nadl Miiniter, Gust,
Canada, gereiit. mo iie T%eloorbeiten
SIT perridten %ge6enfen. = SSobn Sang
%onfones letter ISOLDE bon eli
ner nah SorSon gen1adten @eidafts-
tour sltriif. = 6. $. &lein peri ot10te
ei11e @ii neutrality-suspicious. &ieh 11oh
Siio=st. Saul. = Sl1 Ser Tamilie 81.
e. Mierenboulen itellte lih lette $50
DIE Elm geiu1rSes Mdoden elm. @liif
sum 1reuoenereianiiie!-T 9ltcos
nnS Sod)ter Sltlia baben itd
peraaltgerer ISOLDE nnd ct.
Noul beoeben, no iie ibren fiinftigen
6er6 einridten mer6en. - Srau
Bri1s BON Minneapolis, ipelde 1an=
gere 3eit BEL Ser Tornilie 6es senoto=
rem Mhmonn GIT @alte mar, fat lt@
.3itte lebter @ohe nad ct. Glolto
tins bon sort nod ibrem SCENT lit ser
begeben. - Sheo. @1rif
reiite samitag Dor odt Sagen 11od
@reenmal6, mo- ct 1T ser State 8anf
Of @reentpaI6 sic SteIe als @ebilfs=
ongetreten bat. - ST. Sobn
$. @el5 bon &idmon6 fit 6as Count
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-09-12
Jarrenfabrif in Ser N6be ieines

garrenfabrif in Ser Ndbe ieineS
@obnbauies. = Seinrid &arren Dor
2l1remburg erltattcte in 8egleitunq
ieiner 6rou lulo &inoer ieinen bieii=
gen 9riioern cinen m%ebrtdgigen Be-
lud). = llllter oen Stll0entell nel6e
iib in 1t. SobuS o1meloeten, befint
sen iid) bon bier Matb. 8enolfen, Gl1=
0olpb @el(e inns Ss1polS @ot. - So
iepb Siirf lit nad} Noro=9afo &C.
rciit, I'M iid), mic es beiBt, na6 Ell
uea,t gceig>1etcu Sc idUftspfabe 5l,r
Gr0ifrnnng zines @ar6iergeidaftcs
ltl15l,iehe11. Seine 1rau befinbet lid)
ltnter0cilen NIT Sen &inoern 6ei Ser
manOten in ct. Glol10. - 6rart Ser
mann @ormes bon 8ear0slep belrdtc
fir einigc Gage bieiige GermanSten.
- @ei,n @llttermad)er Steinfe itelltc
iid Elm uSruQes" MGoel Elm. @rotll=
lierc,n. = Sonntag m1roe in @ilmer=
6iags Sbitaorten Gin beiteres S0n9er-
feit gefeiert, eingc0enft 6es Cages, an
meld)cm por % Safren in 8reeport
Scr erite @eiongperein gegriin6et
mur6e. - Or. $. s. Grite0, 5bier=
or5t III Melroie, iprid)t 6e1tid. -
Giele 2el,te bon bier geben jebt gum
Or. 8tleD Smit6 in Melrole Inn tire
3abne in glrten 5tan6 ieben 81 1ai=
len. - Stinnnt fiji. Or. Sobn S. @el5
bon &idrnon0 fir 5os Gountp=Goro=
neramt. Be5ablte Mn5eige).
Gplb Spring.
6rau Mnton 8pu erl tattet i6ren
bier m%o6nen5en G%oulinen, SEN @ebrii=
oern NeterS, eil1en miQfomme1er Be-
i,1d). = Goniel, sotn Ser Tomilie
Sobn Otter, lit 5l1r 9lufnobn1e b0bcrcr
5tu0ien mieSer nad) Sem ct. 5bomas
College in ct. Saul obgereiit. =
SSobn Tl'ds lit nad Mofoti, &c. g.,
gereiif, mo ser 8eiu6 iei1er Sodter
ltu6 SEM Sdmiegeriobne @m. De-
@enter gilt &on alien Seiten miro
,1elper @eisen bier gu @arfte gebram,
inns Sic Al1alitdt gi6t lebr quite 3l1=
frie0en6eit. = Sobn 2org bat 6aS
Sun0an1ent fit ieine l1eue @obnung
lit 6rieomann's 11elrer 5uboibiiion
polen6et; sic Mrbeiter boben jebt
@an0 ans @erf aeleet. = g. s.
Souer un0 Motb. !@ani en legen Sic
Sun6amentmnlter fir oen 11el1en Mn=
ba,1, Sen Mih. S@rammel an feline
erridten laBt. = Sobn
inns @attin iin6 bon einear
Mop(e 2nfe ano Sbafopee &C.
madten perpanSi6aftliden 8ei ud,
l1no nod)0em lie iid 6as &ergniiaen
Ser 5toatsfair geg011nt, mie0er 5o=
beim e%ingetroffen. = Srau @roB bon
mar lebte ISOLDE bier BET
Ser 6amilie Sobn @o6en 5u @aite.
= 81. Sutton unS 8ral1 iin6 Mitte
bergangerer ISOLDE bon Minneapolis,
mo- lie SEN ldmer erfranften &ater ser
6rau Srton beindten, na6 Coils
5uriidgefebrt in SEM froben
8emubtiein, Sen olter Slater auf 6enr
@ege Ser 8eiierung gu miiien. - SIN
ton Sbeiien fat sic @obnung ser
Tralt MeDer fGllfli6 err tan6en. -
Neter 6. S9n1tb fat 6em 6reb. 3d.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-09-12

itintmt man ser Mniibt 5es GORE.
ionoenten bon Mlbanp, mie iie lebtt
ISOLDE i'm "Mor0itern" in @e5ug au1
Sen Sal. @ern1an, 1peld)er ols Cat
6ioot fir Sic Domination fir 6as
@ommlllaramt unieres Diitrifts I'M
6eloe lit, bel. CT fat ols Mitglie0 i'm
G%pl'11ptrotb in ser Gertretl1g unieres
0lltrlfts ieine pollc Hflidt getban, fat
sum- yeltcn bcS 9iitrifts ftets erreidt,
mas er bc5tpeftc inns fat bel alien &C.
lc%9erbelten ol1rd)al1s int Gimme Se,1er
gebal1oelt, Sic nidt Son6erintere lien
lpnoern oos %ollgen1cine SSntereiie 6es
0itrittS uno 6eS County aefor0ert
icben po0te11. Nl1r cine 8ie0ermabI
fam Die &eroienite oes @errn Sal.
9err1an in ieiner Mmtsperlpaltung
gcriigen0 %miir0iae11. 81. $. $.
griteo. Sbieror3t in Mclroie, ipridt
oa1tid. - Montag Morgen lit Ser
ltnterridt nit 100 &inoerl1 in unj erer
&lloge=S d)l,le pieSer aufgenommen
morSelt. - Montog Morgel1 tpi1r5e
ci1 lmbefannter Mann bon ei,1em Oft
lid loufenoen Irodt5uge o1f ser
&reu5lna 6es Soo=8abngeleiies ge=
to6tet. Ser &opf mar bonn @a1mpf
p%oaltanotg getrennt. Gepntp=@oro=
her &ublmam bon Melroie nobm sic
2eideni9au Dor, es fonnte aber fein
Inboltspunft CUR Soentifi5ierung oes
pera1ngliidten Mannes gefun6en mer=
Sen. Sic 2ei@e m1roe nod Melroie
aebro6t. - SIR trefft cine quite
@abl, mern SIR Sem 81. Sobn S.
@els bon &idmo116 Cure Stimme fir
bas Goronerolnt gebt. (@e3oblte e(11=
5eige.)
Sreepprt.
Cine aus ettpa stpan5ig iiiS1id bon
bier mobnen6en 6armern bel teben6e
Corporation fat 6rei Meilen bon bier
an ser soo=8nbnitrefe einen @etrei-
belpei6er erri6tet, bon peld)em aus
iie ie16it ihr @etrei0e na6 Sen GRO
beren gta6ten 5lt ididen ae5enfen.
Mls @eidaftsfiibrer lit Sobann
gilt1ts, sdmicaeriobn 6es &errn
&einrid @el(e, a11geltellt mor6en. =.
@ilbelm 20ih inns Sral1 bon @atfins
modtel1 in @egleitl,ng mebrerer ibrer
@il1Ser on Montog bier ei11en ber=
>panotiGaftliden 8elud. = @itte
perganqener @ohe itorb bier int na=
terIidlcn Saul @tl6a, sic o6tiabri=
ge Sodbter oes &errn @ilbelm Weue.
Sim 6reitog mtr6e ser flei1e 9iebling
Ser Tami1ie, 6eiien Ml1tter Dor flint
Sabren itorb unS sic iebt &eritorbene
ols Sos iii11gite bon reur1 &inSern 5lt<
riidlicB, an Ser Seite ser Ml1tter in
Sic fiible Gr6e gebettet. Gem tief=
Slater l;n6 Sen tral1ern6en
Geidmiitern ipreden mir biermit I'M
let 8eilei0 aus. - Sci Ser lekten
in Ser bieiigen sta5tballe
gebaltene1 Notwithstanding mur=
oen Sic ie6s ausgeiteuten Hreiie Sen
foIgen5en &in6ern sugeIprod,en: Ger
trlt0 Mon, @ln. &o6eau, Sobamna
Sobn 8er9manm Sacob
un0 &einri6 @on Sale. =
Muguit &anrpa erri9tet cine neue 81
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-09-12
tp-Goronera,nt. Cine quite @abl,
trefft Tie! (@e5oblte Mn3eige.)
@atfiuS.

trefft iie! (@e5oblte Mn5eiee.)
@atfinS.
Sic an Scr ,lelten Stride nit Sic
gcllteinlegen bcidaftigtcn Mrbeite
itl1o iett in pol(cr Sbatigfeit, Uni
fals sic @itterll1g nidt bil1oerno Elm
tritt, miro Sic Mrbeit III 5lpei @oder
polleuoct lein. = Scr ltnterridt ii
Sen bieiigen Sdp,len mnroc lette1
NienI tag micSer aufgcuommc11. -
6ra1 $. S. @artmou,t, meld)e iid} lct:
tc @odc i'm ct. &apfaels @oipitnl
SIT ct. Glpl1o elmer b%oppcltcn Opera.
t;un u,ter3og, bciimoet iid) sur 6rer1=
SC ibrcr Mngcborigen ollf Senr @ege
Scr @eiiernna. = 6rou Gbos. Shiit
un6 @itttpe Sl1neels ionic Saul So
MIDI bcfi1rocn iid) a>f Ser &ranfen=
liite. = Trau Motb. Gonnap n1od)t
ul1f ocn1 @cgc ser @e1iernng %erfrea1=
lid)cr Tortidritte. = Sic 9reidmn=
idineu fins lit 6ieier @egeno in Dol
lent @ange. Gos GrgebniB Scr Grnte
cl1tipridt I'M %ollgen1eine11 11idt Sen &C.
begten grlpartlngen. - 9fo6 n1ebre=
re Sage tangent 8ei l1d)e bei leinenr
9beim Sobn &c. @mmel in ct. Glou0
fat iid @eorg 8artmonn bon bier
nah ct. Sobns College begeben, MOO
CT ii6 fir ieinen fiiroeren 8erl1f aus
biloen mir0. = @err S. $. @artman
un6 6rei &inSer madten Mitttpod per
Ml,to lit 8egleitltng 5es &errn S. 4.
Stab ullo Ser Trou Sobn Simmltnger
cine Sour nad) ct. Glou0, mo- 5ieie l=
ben Scr Gral1 @ortlnalt, meI9e im
Sortige,n ct. 9iaphaels &oipital Dor
5pci @oden operirt pltroe. einen 8e=
il,d) eritatteter1, 6eren 3litono er=
frel,lider @eile 1i6 5erart gebeiiert
fat, Nob Tic 6iele ISOLDE Sami tag in
ibrel1 6amilienfreis %e11tlalien mer6en
fanl1.
Me,u Ml1nid).
Irult @erbaro 9Dttfott lit na6 lal1=
gerem Sci ud)e bei ibrer tit ct. Gloro
mpbncu5cn Spdter, Ser 6ral1 Sobn
Stepping, mieocr III ibren bieiige1 So
milienfreis 5l1riidgefebrt. - @abrer0
eil1e5 9ienltog Morgcl1 pont bod)p.
Yfarrer, P. 2l1cas, 8. g. g., gebal<
tel1en Grauantes lieBe1, ii6 fiir's &C.
ben perbill0en Sbeoopr gd)l1lte bon
@idj9l1oro ,1no SRI. 5berei Tia Maper
ul1S oicier 8cuneil1oe. Sci sen Gltern
scr 8roltt fon0 l1ad) Ser ftrdJliden
Ieicr eil1 Observation-Disclosures int
Qreiic eil,er beiteren @6lteidoar itott,
Sic beur 9liidlidlen Naore Sic BEL item
@iinihe nit altf 6cn @eg 1T Sen fl.
GbeitauS gab. 3aB itd SEN 8raut=
lel1tel1 ser 1teu gemablte Stan0 ltet5
ais eil1 9liidlider ertpeiie, lit ser auf-
rid)tige @ulri6 0es Mor6i tern=@orre=
ip%or6enten. - Sebt ermaden, 5urh
SOS 8eijpiel Ser Meier @rope uno
Spring @iGer @en5elritter er1tl1r1=
teri, au9 sic bieligen Sfatbrii0er un0
per6en am Sonntag, sen %. Septem=
ber, III ser @ilIoge=@one ein Sfattour=
11ier peral1italtett, tpie es i60ner uno
belier 1T 6ielen: County ni@t gebol=
ten mltroe. : ST. 6ieier @egen6
The Yale expositor., 1912-11-21
Deafness Cannot be Cured

by local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
There is only one way to cure deafness,
and that is by constitutional remedies.
Deafness is caused by an indamed can
dition of the mucous lining of the Eus-
tachian Tube. When this tube is in
famed you have rumbling sound or
imperfect hearing, and when 1t is entir-
ly closed, Deafness is the result, and
unless the inflammation can be taken
out and this tube restored TO its normal
condition, hearing will be destroyed
forever; nine cases out of ten are caused
by catarrh, which is nothing but an in
famed condition of the mucous sur
faces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case of Deafness caused by ca
tarrh) that cannot be cured by Halls
Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars free.
j. Cheney Il Co., Toledo, O.
Sold by druggists, 75c.
Take Hairs Family Pills for consti.
patton.
ADVERTISEMENT
The Yale expositor., 1912-11-21
Night Gowns

We are offering substantial make of
Flannelette Night Gowns in good colorings,
full sizes and tasty patterns at ST. 90 per gar
ment. We also have special gown in wo-
mems at soc that is more than worth the
price.
The Yale expositor., 1912-11-21
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 81. 1912
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
BERE IND THERE

: Items of Interest Taken From Our Ex-
{ changes and Condensed for Expositor
800. Readers. .....
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For men s lined Underwear, in sizes
from 80 to 46, is not an excessive price for
goods these days. Both shirts and drawers
are soft and warm A fortunate buy enables
US to offer these goods at this price
The Yale expositor., 1912-11-21
Raw Furs Wanted.

Highest market prices paid at all
times. Those wishing price lists send
postal card and you will receive same.
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occasionally and much more pleased to
receive visit from you.
My regards to Mrs. Menzies and the
girls. Jack Macdonald.
1910 Trumbull Ave.
o
Detroit, Mich, Nov Is, 1912.
Dear Friend:
Please find enclosed one dollar for
the ExpositOr.
Seems rather nice to get the news
from dear old Yale every week.
We are all well, hoping this will find
you and your family the same. Best
regards to all the boys.
Yours truly
LATE Stoner.
$50 Roosevelt Ave.
The Yale expositor., 1912-11-21
Knit Skirts

With the cold weather practically ahead,
neat supplementary garment for misses and
women, is close fitting Knit Skirt. We
show line of tasty coorings and good quail
tics; 81. 90 and soc are the prices, 45c for the
misses.
The Yale expositor., 1912-11-21
From Distant Friends.

j. A. MenZies,
Yale, Mich.
Dear Sir and Friend:
Just received Expositor of Nov. 8.
Will you kindly mail me copy of Nov.
|, we have missed that issue. We are
nicely located in very pleasant quarters
with sulphur springs in front lawn, old
forts on the mountain sides and tun-
nels on both sides of the gap. Weather
very fine. Game and fish are not very
plentiful. Some coon but not very
many. A few partridge and squirrel.
Yours very respectfully
Mahlon Bearss
Cumberland Gap, Tenn.
The Yale expositor., 1912-11-21
A New Fur

Will please any lady and we want you to
look at our line before arriving at the final
decision. We carry the Annis goods, OF
course. Pretty sets at not too high price or
the best that money can buy if you give us a
few days to get them here for your approval
We get either sets or muff and scarf separate
ly. Some nice chdren's and misses sets to
choose from also.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-04
"A SINNER" SENDS IN
SIS FOR MRS. JONES
BY FRED L. BoALT.

You tell about folks There's hustler in this
mans who ared businesske that he when he
writes his mother the letter Dear Mother Yours
ceived and noted and when he enjoys his ham and
es at the restaurant he refers TO the dish giltedged
proposition"
The would that this has neither
bowels of compassion the milk Of human kindness.
Yet behind all his business blustcr and hustle heart
that beats like donkey engine for the aggads in lifes
swift and strong he stops the way and secretly
and hameiuy gives help and to the weaker
brethren who have fallen in the road.
And when this read about Mrs. Jones, the scrub
woman The Star about the bet made with the North
American Life in the Lumber Exchange where Mrs Jones
works. that couldn't raise 81 900 buy Mrs Jones mother
of 20 home of her he down and this letter
TO The Star. and sent il with check for S25
1t OF a number OF letters which in todays mail
Everybody is strong for Mrs Jones
Something to tell me going TO lose that bet
Editor Star-Encosed find check for $25 10 help along
your "Iiero Fund"
only regret that unable to contribute sub
stanta each Of the many worthy which your
paper champions from time 10 time.
local divine" has recently drawn graphic picture OF
the Finish OF newspaperpan conrased with that Of
churthman here announce my perfect Willingness ride
whe newspaper bunch whatever direction the big wagon
goes after Cabrieis elimination
Good luck you and Mrs. Jones. II could write adver-
ng with the pull that YOU put into your human interest
stuff Id have have the size of Texas plat in
order TO keep in stock
Excuse machine I'm writing this myself for If
the girl knew giving money away she'd strike for
another raise.
Please as personal enter my contribution From
a sinner."
Yours right through
r. S.-Undcr circumstances mention name.
From Sinner is technically correct and do
thing wihou, thinking of the flash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-04
SPECIALS In THE NEWS
FiFTYsEvEN YEARS AGO TODAY John D. Rockefeller

FIFTYsEvEN YEARS AGO TODAY John Rockefeller
Los AhoELEs.-LAuoHiNG AT teia by a fellow
r. fell so grder lie
picked unhurt and stii laughing
THIS PRESIDENTIAL YEAR. 10,
000000000 bricks.
TagDroN NJ. J, VOTERS informed Assembyman
that him
A ORDER 3 eligible appointment as a
teach n public schools OF Pisburg.
ISLAND. lLL.-"WHEN Willie Graner picked
Lutheran parochial school, exod
an blew off his left hand"
FREDERICK MARKS OF STONY POINT N. Y, has not to
shave until the colonel s elected president
attending with
Kathee Sudden from the place and picked by
police gsvefal hours later.
SEPARATED TwEnTysx YEARS from his John Philip
Chicago trolley
and eco him In the conductor
Los ANosLEs-JUsrIcE turned his second
auctoned clothes which Harry
fit The tailor wanted 800 IL sold Tor $s
discovered the Taft campaign IL fell
sayv L. H. killed horse aud knocked
two linemen
AZ SOVEREIGN aid to digestion is recommended
by DR. Meunier Paris.