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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-24

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IN @eiel fat ooS bobe Alter bon
1929 Sabren erreidt. = @odm. ST..
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der III @a1ielsmeiler begging
lein @o15eue5 Nrielter : Subilaun1.
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lar, Ser 1886 lit 8uldmea geboren
muroe un0 1862 bic fl. ErieltermeiGe
en1pfongel1 fiat, 6en &otben Moler=
Orhen 4. Glalie oerlieben. - 3u
Slter,1 nad)lten Sabre5 miro in Set
n~esfeil elite bobere 5@ule croft
net. = Sim 20. Mugluit 5. S. maren
200 Sabre perflolien, leit Ser @rn1r5=
iteil1Iegl11g sur &uirinats- @apeue lit
BerI. ~ S1 %orb fan5 Sic 8ene=
6iction ser 11elten Yfarrfirde itatt,
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ip%atgotgildem Stile erbal,t 1por0en
lit.
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Ser Qltel tie 8iirger bon &u6es=
be / M, @altpirtb Gran5 @erner, lit
int 50. 2ebensjobre p%erltorben. =
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-24

"a id} bicr mo6nbait bi1. melB i'd
ges;al1 l1:r1 Die @erbdlt1iiIe oieler &C.
GETS, ult0 neil iG oas 2arlo Oielcr @e=
leulhoit untcr{rdst fade, fann i@ alle
urn Ger @cvilidjoft III oielen 5drel=
tc!1 acanodtcn 9(Ega6en ais |tld)baltrg
l,1l> 0urdjaus ser @obrGeit entIpre=
d:eno aus potter lleber5ellgl,1g erfla=
relr. Isie5 2al1S miro feinen Spe=
fl,anterl, louceru mir mirfliden glt-
lie>lern uao ou5idlieBltc5 0eutld)=o1lne=
ri4ori den &atGolifen perfauft. Ser
ba<el,te,tSl{c Mubaltspunft oieler De-
ieuid.oft lit, SOB Tie III ser 5got u1no
1lid,t ,rl,r Sem Marten uah 5ulamner1=
mirfeno lit.
SIN Safe Sic lid nod) elnem ioea=
len @ei11 ur1l eben, 0ann bnlten S1e
l1mldou in oieier I'M 5ii0lono gele=
aenen fotboliid,en Mnlieolung. &om=
men Sic. ebe Sic faufen, ur1 iiber=
5euger sic lid ielblt bon unlerm ge=
gen'eitigen Gortbeil.
@enn Sic 6en 9eor6en nift perlol=
len f0nlren, lint iib bier beimil@ 81
mad3en, oolrn modbte ih Sbnen ler5=
Ii empfeble,l, Elm poor Mftien oes
&opita(s III 5ieler geieai9oIt GIT fal1=
fc,1 ms Ser @emiBbcit ST lei11, oaB
sic cine lidere utr0 quite Mrloge tn
einsr efrboren Weielidaft gemodt
inns @o1lo geliebe1 babe1 5l el11e1'1
Grfolge Ser er1ten l15 ein5ige11 To-
tsoliihen Go=operatiuen Mriieol11rg
I'M Stoate Mabuma.
9elen Sic lorgfaltig 1tn0 peroal.e11
sic Sen pouitd1oigen Snbolt 0teles
shreibel1s - es lit aneS %mabrbeits=
qetreu-feine uebertreibrng. S@rei-
ben sic in Deutid ooer @n9lil9 fiir
MufflGrlng lit 8e3ug ouf irge''o Ell
men 8unft, ben Sic miinlden.
SnSem i6 ieoem proftiid)en @atbo=
lit elm reft ber5lides 8iafomnrel1 gu
1idere, bin id ergebenit
Sir @ott n1t6 uni er 8aterlan0
Q1nter3ei4meD &ermam S9miotlter.
MbreIie:
@odm. &ernsann Sdmi6tner,
8biitler, Mla.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-24

Das Sob. gdenf'ide Gbepaor lit 6 i
liam taoten bcging 1T boiler
Stride Eas Ieit Ser g%iiernel1 Sod
5eit.
8aDern.
3n 20 ii nden lit oie Star al1f
2,95 Meter geltiegclr. : Ser Nicp=
%lalrsberg iod nit Ser Sta5t M ii L g.
Bis 31 iei1em 60dbltan Nunfte
0urd) cine Dro6tIeilba6n perbu16en
merScn ul1S miiroe Soollrh Ser Mall=
fa6rtort uai1ppele" ie6r leiht gu
gd1glid; ger1mht lper0cn. Sn'
Sggers6eim Deritorb ser fgl.
Sbcrforlter d. 3. Monn garrelS, ipel=
d;cr Sort ii6er 80 SATIRE itationirt par.
Sn Mettenboh biibte Ser
Geeolom S!tlg]ueicr 61tr1 6el.er
Stalllngen n1o StaGc( Gin. - Ser
Ga ltmirt5 &onia6ofer i'll g imbad Of
mnroe int Strcite upn ocn1 Bidders
lo6n Tr5. Sl1oerfin9er eridlagen. =.
Sn Is infenba If f%cicrten Ser peri.
2ebrcr Sittel lllo @cunaGlin, ge6
2iei er, Nplbelle Mod5eit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-24
Ste elite @eimatD.
&cltfalcn.

&cjtfalen.
Sn 8eleGe mur0e Sie 20OlaD=
rige Sl1belfeier ser Grnelterl11g Der
8urgerldjiiten Sci eaidoft feterltdJ
b%egaagel1. = Sn 81 ii II It e lit Der
7%7ia6rige SubilarprieIter nno Steal
gp5nnol ial=O berlebrer a. 9. 9r. ger=
ro11 perjdieoe11. = Ser Sa1erla11Ot=
lde @ebirgsperei11 bot ant 8. Sept.
Sic fo;erlidye g rrnroiteinlegung gu Ell
11em s(a1 slidtstburme auf ser georo=
bene hci @er @ei6 porgenomme1t.
- Seiu @olce1es Yriel terjubilannr
begi1g Ser Seellorger Ser fatb. @e=
meir16c int 6 nj e II, bod]tp. 9r. sol.
y. 8ildopil1f.
@beinprouiu5.
9fl1hr, 2en11e rno 2ippe fiibren
%itorfes @odmoiier un0 iiberflutben
meite gtreGe11. - Sic Sta0tperor5=
1reten bot 8ernca tel bel6lollen,
sic @alerleitl1ng GIT ertpeitern. =
Migr. &ribbe11 feierte lein %5Oiabriges
Subilaum uls Seeliorger in Dn +
ie1borf. Mnr IA. Sept. 1862 fam
CT ols Gaplon an ct 2ambertus n11o
8 SATIRE ipdter pl1r6e ct Sfarrer al
81. Marimilian sal elbit. SSn M.=
@laobo6 mur0e Sas nit ei1em
&oitenal1f ma>1Se bon 100000 Mf.
erbaute 1relte 2alr0geri6ts=@ ebau6e
einge1pefbt. - Sn DuiSbnrg
Sic Simon'ibe 5hreinerei
pol1ig eingedihert. - 9as Diaman=
tene &rielteriubildl,m uno 6os Gil
bernie Sllbildum als Srtpfarrer SIT
feierr, mar &rn. &farrer Sol. Stunt
pen lit Miebenbeim bei9teoelt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-24
Wertn Sic Gin p%rak1ld)er Ratbollk
01llQ(l, 10 wird Sic dlele$ ff1terelIIllif'ee11l1.
9~sersisst s)saten n;ir Staaso.
ct, s'ris:itcu=M eetorat,

,Tudru. nsrn;am Sdmintner, Niorrcr
MA;ltev, 9ua., Sen is. Sept. 1912.
Nh Bic >e.:tlay=ancrifoniid]en %at9o=
li;tn iu MprSen!
Som Nra.p'itcn @errn Gouaro y.
Nucll, Wiuci pon Moblle, OILS Seel=
;rvger sex 4farrei Str beili3en 0o1ll=
lie il, Na..arAG. Mcnuoe County,
.s.S.. sruouat, Tin lily nit sem Au}bal1
;,;sr fatsnliid cit Mieserla'Nn1g be-
ts.rsst .s@>> baNe tit je>er &'l11id]t S1e
t:f:su a,lfSiasu mie o'1 naterlellen
~,<r:rryli:u eiurs iesen Aniieo(ers I'M
s..aG. MHeiu Nsrs u1ia nleile Seele
,ms.t in >;a;c.u }!Nterne5a1el1 al'1;
.2.in s@!e:5ulS>es &t::u wirS iiir r1eI1'e
.nrs. il GoSS Is mill, til Nasama
csua:&5, ;atalS ais &irde En> Sd)l'l=
;.3G.>>e up&su>ct liAo.
o. h:Hptsa#:G;sh sA:s @rilNsuta
1:s'cr so..G@.i;deA %ni;c>!ltng got Die
w.:lf Gsal5 Ic1;it GornlS So, Die H!=
ter >.lt 5taatsss HscH poa glata!I1a
i"us9ypcyi.i it. &c>Gr Gea:11te oIejer
6. enidiaft lit utir perl5lllid3 b%efarnt;
ms i4> Toln q@ujlI@H5oft eI'1ltegel3
i.r scrsu G.,shorfeit uNG %(}Abelajpl=
ten. 4, lt1S 6 lit mir Glnblld &C.
10,ut in iwe &.aer mie 1T Ben little
r@a@vi4. 3ft3tctrieb. G~jeleSerren mer=
>nn >a5 S>aupti:ltereTle III o1efer DC
fsl' at 81, nltSn 3citc1 beibc1alte|1,
rpa>iy:G Sic NNsfii@Gltng oer 1T S1eJeT'
SArg;hcn e;tbolteneAen ASlnlle &C.
lid.ert 1T.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-24
Kinder Schreien
MACH FLETCKER'S
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@nrtfeMberG.

Hrobe l(e6erlGrclnn1nngcn iino III
pjcGel1 SGeilen Niirtten1fegg'5 ourG
fortaeictte Megenaiiila ein1etretelr.
Nn Saalt=&od,cI'= ms Meac5tbal fins
meite Strecfen ii5aridnncnmt u1to Sic
Ilntbe1 riIten grobcn Sd,o0elt al.
- Sn 6 NJ ii us 1tarb Set int @uGc=
itolt0e leben6e Sberlebrer SERB.
Stroud int SITTER pon 90 So6ren. -
Bic &5fere @al!Selsidule III aird;=
beging SOS Sllhilduu1 fires
50jo6risen geitebens. - Sic Stoot=
pfarrfirGe lit @alSIee fat eGee=
triide @eleuItn1g er6alte1. - Wol=
0ene @pd5eit feierten: 1a5 GGorp'=
iGe GGepaar lit &ir1ebeim
Sed; Sic Shu6maders g6eleute
6ro15 Sol. inns Moria 2obr it
NltSbone cit nn0 Ser 3ir1mer=
n%reiiter eflopS Dorm inns iei11e Satin
Spiefo, ge6. Sdutport in &i5=
egg.
Snfplge gemaltiger 92egengiil'e
tiibrt Ser Necfar @ndmo1ier. 9(n bic
len Srtelt erfolgtel1 l1ebcrlGmen1=
ml1ngeN. SriiGelr n11o Gtege muir
sen 1peggeldmenrntt. 5amntlife
Sdwar5lraI0fliiiie fiibren abnormes
@odmaiier, 6aS lit Sic @obnbduier
ern0 Stane einori11at na1o Die 1eln=
friid5te fortldppernmt. 11eberon fins
Sic grnte0anffeite obgeiagt morScr,
- ST. bielen G5rfern bcs Sdgpar3=
maISe5 mltroe Sic 8epolferung OH
II. Sept. Ourd ei1t Grobebe1, Sos
BON eil1enr o%onnerartigen golen BE-
ofeitet NOR, iii Sdredfen geiest.
Die crit int Sabre 1900 ooleTScte
81. Gel it=&irdSe lit Mnnnbeim
lit fir Sen aufbliibel1oen gtaottbeil
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bereits ST. flein
~geporcen, ca 0elien &atbolifen=3ahl
Gercits 1900 erreiht fat. gs lit
oe5bnlb in 0ieier @cgen6 Ser golr
elmer 3peiten fatA. &irdje beidloi1en.
Gl1rcG Sic Gingen,ei11Sul1g bon &be;=
tai ui1o Sa,tobofen lit Sic 3obl ser
&at5olifen in Monnbein olsf 90
600 geitiegen. - SSn boiler geiitiger
Stride llro &iiltigfeit fonnte M1tlo=
1penipirtb .@irtler lit Meuers=
ieilen so. @eburtstog
feiern.
Gliah=2 otbriugen.
Sic erite,t &aliloger fins olrf
Sdadt uMleris" SIT @ol1meiler
angebp9rt morSen. = SSn 6em Mu=
ga5in ser 5teingutfabrifanten Carl
&rumeid lit Sberbetid6orf
bra6 eir Selter aus, meldes 6aS
gauge M1apei en nit Musnabme 6eS
@obnbauies per5ebrte. &odm. 81.
Efarrer @rblan0, ser beretts 81 Sab
re ser &forrei &a6ersbeim Dor
itsbt, bat iein @oloenes &rtelteriub=
laum begange1. - @ie Gbele1te M11=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-24

Gerbalieratl1gelr ulrS Mbtragl1ng lall=
fet1oer 8erpflidtungen, mie 0ielelben
fallig meroen, 3> %belorgen, nn6 90
SOS ltnternebmcn bercits nit entbl1=
iial tiidrcr gegltadtlmg begriibt miro,
mer0cn fit Sieien Setrag meifelSobne
raid geltiigel1be llnterlbriften gelam=
melt lciu.
@erm Sic oober I'M crl1l Gorl dlag
ein Sllterelle a6gemilmen nnS Sic Scr
Nlliidt liluo, BOB CT Sbrer %llrterl tii=
tlulg u1po grmutbie,ulg wert6 it,
idicfcn Sic inns S6re &inelIe fir lpl=
Gen 9etroa fir Ocn Sic 5lt untcr=
Idrciben iid) ae1eigt fii1lel1, Ser a6er
nid3t iiGer 5luan5ig Mnt6eile bi,lon5=
ug(cr Nurf.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-24

&ier lit cine 6ral1, melde aus per
l0nlider @enntniBnabme un6 langer
@%rfabrung ipridt, 1tdmlid 6rau g.
8. 8rogan aus 8iliom, @a., melde
iogt: Sd meiB aus grfahrung, oaB
Ghamherlain's Su7Rnmitta1 melt por=
aiiglider lit als irgeno Elm on6eres.
Sir &eudbufter gibt es nidts, tpas
0asielbe ibertrifft." gu foufen BEL
allen &1n6lern. = Mn5eige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-24

jalrl1t. -. -. -. .S39S,O92.0O
SeitSen mir oieIe5 &apitol fit po=
pltl1re lluterlbriitelr angefpter TO-
fen, iilao mir 10 GROCER Grn1ltGigll11g
begeglet, SoB mir %glalbel1, Sic poll=
lt6goige Mnl5gale weroe le0r ro16 per
griffcu lein. Inber 0rGllgen mir nl1f
SDre iofprtige 9cadtlng. 6iiQen Sic
sic Mpplifatipl1 olls u1o le11Scn SIC
inns oiaielfe nit Nrcn Geloe sit lrlro
5!par lcutc nocb. &arten Sic 11id]t,
t(l1ell Sic eS je1st, lpel1l1 ol1d} l1nr fir
eiye11 oSer 5nei M1tGeile. SIR mercct
itol5 >1no gliidlid leil1, lid init 01e=
ican ltnterne1n1en permu1Se1 SIT mil
ie1r. Mir mplen Sic hei u11sS.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-24
$547.259.4s
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$547,259.4S

gr5il15elnSe s(ugabe 6es a5geldas=
te1r ginfmln!e115 ser jebt i'm 9etrieb
bcfiaSdidnen Sl10llitrie11 ll16 jcner, Sic
pagren0 elmer Herio0e bon flint Sof=
rem toblirt werOen, in meldjcr 3eIt
mir cine Oen1einidaft bot 0rei biS
fin ftau :el15 Ia!uilien Gaben lpllhn.
Iieie 1in0 nidt olS Gilet5 geredj=
net, otgleid Sic gerebtionle eillel1
gal15 be>eutsll2en @ertb fat, r1e0 5oS
Ginfpu1rpel1 lit con- Ter0otip obgeiddtst
,,ad) ser 8al lis NeS oImaliyen 8nd3s=
t6urn5 ser StaNt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-24
Gtorc, 10 :
Yro3. anf 100000 6as

Separtcllleltt store, lU
Hrp3. cuff 100000 6os
ssa6r.. .$50,OO0.O
MoblmiiGlc, oair9idnitt-
lid)d $1,000 cas- Sa6r 100000
gi5arlage, o1rbiUuittlib
$4,000 aos Sabr.. :. 100000
G(cftriidc 2id)tanlagc,
$4,000 >a5 Sabr.... 100000
MSalierrerfe, $1,000 Sos
Sa6r.. :. :. 100000
@uttcriasrif, $1,000 oos
,<otr.. 100000
Canning Iabrif, $1,000
Sos Sa5r.. ;. =. -. 100000
Observation-Disclosures, 3d.
600 ons SaW...... 100000
3lnfrrrpbr Mii5le, $500
So3 SaGr.. :. 100000
Sal1gcicuid'oit, $4,000
S.15 ~SoGr.. =. 100000
Want %2.oUU So5 S15r.. l2,oOU.OU
Gr!lsse poll ullpcrfmli ten
Sdne<ereien, $1,000 Nns
Sabr. =. 100000
Miiethr pol1 &alll crn lulo
Eattcoltroftcn, $1,000
Gin ,5af1r 100000
@anatores @auhol5 sit So
per tauieno auf Gent
St!rHpcll. onn0bcrno
100000 TSub.. 100000
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$t53, 10000
lle6cr5:1ub sem ztate=
melat gcl1db.. =. 245,o92.oo
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-03-01

The action OF the House at Frankfort
In defeating the Bipartisan Prison Com
mission Bill marks tho first violation Of
pledges. the first deliberate betrayal of
the people that has bolted the present
legislative record.
1t will be argued by those who voted
for the substitute measure that the DEM
ocratic platform did not specify a bi-
partisan commission as the promise of
the party. but 1t can not be argued that
the people had any other understanding
Of its pledge. nor that the principle OF
eliminating the management of the pris-
ons from the field Of politics does not re
quire a commission OF that kind.
We are disappointed. but not SUR
prised We feared from the beginning
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-03-01

McMinIwdlle, Tenn.-Mrs. Ocie Jet,
Of this place, says: II don't believe
l would be living to-day. Of 1t hadn't
been for Cardui. After treating me
twenty seven days. my doctor advds-
ed an operation, but would not con-
sent. Instead. l took Cardui. and nov
am doing my work-een the wash
ing. Cardui worked wonders dn my
case. ! am in better health than for
five years." Cardui Is a strengthen
ing tonic for women. 1t relieves pain
tones up the nerves. builds strength
You need Cardui. Try 1t. D-20.
John Kronmiller a former member of
Congress from Maryland. now conducts
an umbrella mending establishment in
Baltimore. public life having lost it's
charms for him. He is a great reader
and student Of Egyptology. l. a,,A,
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-03-01
Are You a Woman!

Baltimore. Md.-Mrs. w. H. Ison. at
i4l9 East Madison street writes. For
several years. l suffered. off and on.
from womanly troubles. until finally
was taken down and could do MOTH
Ing. The palms l experienced. shall
never forget. lost weight until !
was only akin and bones. ] believe
would be In my grave II had not
tried Cardul." Are you Hike Mrs. Ison
weak and discouraged. because of
some painful ailment? Cardui will
help you. Try 1t today. Any drug
gist will be glad TO sell you q
bottle DIG
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-03-01

Hines. Ala.-la q letter from this
place. Mrs. Esla Mae Bradley says:
II used to spit up all ! eat. Twas
tired and sleepy all the time. My
head ached. and l could hardly drag
around. Sicne taking CardM. this has
entirely quit. and now feel quite fit.
Mrs. Bradley suffered from nervous
indigestion. Cardui builds up the
nervous system. and Strengthens the
womanly constitution. That's why
Cardd helped Mrs. Bradley and why
1t wall help you. Try t. DIT
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-03-01
Change Of Heart.

Sevlerville, TENT never did be-
neve In patent medicines" writes
Mrs. Martha Hown. OF this place. "un-
til ! took Cardui. and 1t cured me.
For six months. l could NOT do any
thing. Now l do all my homework.
and 1t don't tire me- Doctors failed.
but Cardui saved my Mfe." The bene-
fit from taking Cardui Is not confin-
ed to one part of the body. Cardui
improves the whole womanly system.
II helps headache. backache. falling
feelings, and female weakness. Try
It. 1t will help you. Price 81. Dds
A detachable reservoir to make
ruling pen a fountain pen affair has
been invented for craftsmen by Cali
fornian.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-03-01
WE WANT TO SEND

If you are subject to Coughs. Colds.
Pains in the chest and under the shoul-
der blades. If you have night sweats.
hemorages or consumption on any form.
feel weak and run down. write us and
we will send you FULL. SIZED BOT.
TIE of Germinal Emulsion, as a FREE
TRIAL and you can see for your self
what the medicine will do for you.
II you will send US Is cents. we will
prepay the express charges. the pack
age is too large to go by mail. Address.
OHIO MEDICAL CO.,
Lock Box IS. COLUMBUS. o.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-03-01
Uncle Ezra Says.

1T don't take mare'n a gill NV effort
to git folks into a peck of trouble" ani
a little neglect OF constipation. bilious
ness indigestion or other liver derange-
ment will do the same. II ailing. take
DIR. Kings New Life Pills for quick
results. Easy. safe. sure. and only Is
cents at all druggists. M
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-03-01

Potato flour Is being made into
sirup in Holland. and Government
chemists are trying to measure its
food value.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-03-01

ATTENTION STOCKMEN: When
you get ready to have those horse
bills or announcements prtnhed Gall
ON The Hartford Republican for low
est prloas and best work. We have
all kinds Of engrnvings 10 tllns.rate
the bill with.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-03-01
Yellow Jacket Singers.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
| II there is a duty on hides when
Watterson gets through skinning Doc
Wilson somebody will have a lot of
pocket money.
Peary said Cook was liar but now
that Doc has called for the profits
that is different.
| The Harvey-wilson breach caused
more excitement than the Mcnamara
confession.
| why doesn't Oscar Underwood have
his appendix cut out or quit belly
A few miserable warts on the body
polite continue to believe that Jas.
B. Mcnamara is a hero.
OF course Joe Folk can't get a
yet less than two years ago the FORM
er home town of Jesse James was
wildly for him. Now 1t is Chump
Clark or bust
The man who always tells you
what he would do if he was the other
fellow, generally never does anything,
and explains it, perhaps by showing
that he is not the other fellow.
The campaign on from now until
November will witness many liars
never heard before but all the old
liars will apply for a job from the
National Committee.
OF course the Democrats would not
vote to cut down mileage to what 1t
a CRATER If he sees he is to be the
beneficiary.
The Post Office Department dur
crooks out of business, but there are
others still at large that need a punch
from Uncle Sans "poking-stick."
The Corpus Christi, Texas, Caller
declares that the 1912 campaign has
the Republicans guessing. Well, yes,
guessing who the Democrats are go
ing to put up for the slaughter.
Bryan says he has not finally set
tied on his presidential favorite. But
just wait, beloved, till he gets his
cross of gold and crown of thorns'
peroration memorzed and you will
hear from Bill.
We are glad Teddy reads Debs
out of the Socialistic party. But
Debs will have to be dragged out
and Gagged if he is kept out. The
berth there is too soft; the work too
easy, and the money comes by the
bundle package in too great a stream.
Governor Harmon has given out
his platform-but what is a platform
to hungry crowd Of malcontents
Didn't Democracy under Cleveland
declare for free trade-and didn't
it repudiate itself on every occasion?
Sure, Mike.
Whenever you see a man out ask
ing for a hand-out, find out whether
he is a professional or whether ne
has just met with sudden and cruel
reverses. The world likes to help a
deserving man, and the CRATER know
ing this imagines he will use that
scheme for his way through the world
without labor.
Science has discovered that old corn
liquor is the cause OF Pellagra. First
1t was corn bread that was blamed
and nobody seemed to sit up and
take any notice. Corn pone was more
in demand than ever. Now IL it can
be made appear that corn liquor Is
at the bottom of the trouble, We don't
know what in the Sam Hill the DEM
mys and Socialists are going to do.
A Texas paper says that any law
can be enforced with the right sort
of man behind it, Now. pard. We
wish YOU would come up here to
Tar Heeldom and show these Demo-
Gratis what sort of man is needed
to enforce this ramshackled prohibit
tion law we have plastered all over
the state and which amt executed
worth a darn.-From the Yellow Jacket,
Moravian Falls. N. C.
ATTENTION STOCKMEN: When
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-03-01

Peary said Cook was a liar, but now
that Doc has called for the profits
that is different.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-03-01

II there Is duty on hides when
watterson gets through skinning Doc
Wilson somebody will have a lot OF
pocket money.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-03-01

The Harvey-wilson breach caused
more excitement than the Mcnamara
confession.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-03-01

OF course Joe Folk can't get a
corporal's guard in Missouri now
yet less than two years ago the FORM
er home town of Jesse James was
wildly for him. Now 1t is Chump
Clark or bust.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-03-01

Why doesn't Oscar Underwood have
his appendix cut out or quit belly
aching. This is no time for cold feet.
A few miserable warts on the body
polite continue to believe that Jas.
B. Mcnamara is a hero.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-03-01

OF course the Democrats would no
vote to cut down mileage to what
actually costs. A Democrat is Away
CRATER If he sees he is to be tn
beneficiary.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-03-01

The campaign on from now until
November will witness many liars
liars will apply for a job from the
National Committee.
Charlevoix county herald., 1912-06-08
New Workers. DESIGN Accented.

The Perry Memorial commission
has approved the design of ]. II. Fried
lander of New York for a permanent
memorial at Put-irrBay, O., to COM
memorate the centennial OF Perry's
victory at Lake Erie, which will be
celebrated in 1915. Mr.. F'riedlander
received highest honors. in competi-
ton In which fifty-four designs were
received, and the award carries with
1t a contract to supervise the erec-
ton Of the memorial, upon which
$600,00 will be expended. The memo
rial will be in the form OF a Doric
column, 800 feet high, with a spec
tators' gallery and light at the top.
1t will stand on a plaza, at one end or
which will be a historical museum,
while at the other end will be erected
building to aymbolize the 100 years
OF peace which have prevailed be
tween the Unlted States and England
Charlevoix county herald., 1912-06-08
School RtjJt bv Rows

In the city OF San Francisco, a
threestory and basement brick school
building, modern and artistic and
convenient in plan, is now nearing
completion, which has been construct
ed entirely by the hands of the pupils
who are TO occupy it. Every brick in
the wall was put there by the hands
of beardless boys, the mortar which
holds the brick having been mixed by
them. They also made the handsome
supporting posts and cut the planks
Of the stairways; put in woodwork
and constructed and hung doors; saw
Ing and shaping every bit OF wood
which has gone into the structure.
They even installed the plumbing,
casting the pipes in their own faund-
ries. and shaped the metal in their
own forge room. All the electrical ap-
pliances were installed by them ard
they planned the lighting and power
systems. In short, from the concrete
foundation to the roof, the building is
in every part the work of boy stu
dents, done in class room, according
to their own plans and specifications.
fhe boys are the pupils OF the Will
merding School of Industrial Arts.
Charlevoix county herald., 1912-06-08
Saw Point of Resemblance.

Rev. Denis O'Donagbue, whom
every one in Indianapolis Knows and
loves. and who is now bishop Of the
diocese of Louisville, is as fond Of
telling joke on himself as he is OF
springing one on some one else.
: The bishop Is nearly bald and when
he Is travelling and desires to remove
his headgear he usually pulls on a silk
skull cap. The bishops friends tell of
a little train incident that happened
to him while travelling between Indian
apolis and Chicago.
Dust behind the bishop sat travel.
ing man who appeared to be deeply
interested in his reverence. However,
he did not speak to the bishop until
the train began to slow up at a small
station. The traveller was to alight at
this station. Gathering his grips he
started for the door. Then he turned
back and stopped at Bishop ODonag-
hue's seat.
Pardon me-" he said, with an anx-
ious countenance, "but aren't you Bill
NyeT
Bishop O'Donaghue, who was al
ways an admirer of the famous humor-
ist, thought the joke was too good TO
keep and promptly told 1t on himself.