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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1912-12-06
EXPRESSES
HIMSELF As DEEPLY
GRATEFUL TOFR|ENDs
SAYS ELECTION WAS A G LORI
Gus VICTORY ALL OVER
THE COUNTRY.
DEPARTS FOR WASHINGTON CITY
Democratic Party Has Great OPP
portunity and Will Rise to the Oe-
cason, accomplishing Much for
Advancement Of the Country.

Eyes, it was a glorious victory"
answered Congressman Padgett on
Thursday Afternoon in response to
an Observation regarding the recent
campaign. He continued, II am leav-
ing for Washington this afternoon to
lbe present at the opening of the short
term of congress Monday, and you
may say for me that am deeply
grateful for the renewed confidence
Of the people of the seventh congress
sional district as manifested in the
returns of the recent election. My
endeavors have always been to serve
all alike and render the best service
possible and be true to myself and
the country, and such a flattering
vote is indeed source of much graft
fication. shall in the future as in
the past be only too glad to respond
to the needs and wishes of my dis
trict."
Regarding the national election
and the election of president and
both houses OF crongress by the dem
ocrats Mr.. Padgett said, "Democra-
cy has great opportunity and hope
and trust it will rise to the occasion
by the, enactment off such laws and
the conduct of the administration as
will justify the confidence imposed
Mr.. Padgett is .one of the ablest
men who ever went to congress from
this district and is recognized as the
strongest man on the Tennessee del
egation, and is tower of strength to
the southern representation in con-
gress. He is the best posted man in
congress on naval affairs, without ex-
ception, and his information on cur
rency and banking is hardly seconda-
ry to his information on matters con-
nected with the navy, and he never
fails to reflect credit on his district
and his state whenever opportunity
occurs, and his constituents are proud
of their representative.
The short session Of congress will
not be fruitful of democratic advance
ment further than the plans, but with
a democratic president and both
houses Of congress democratic there
will be opportunity for accomplish
ment and it will be no surprise IL
the seventh district congressman is
found well to the front when things
SO long hoped for begin to material
ize.
Mr.. Padgett stated that he had
been particularly pleased that the
strong probability of change in the
administration which existed prior to
the election had not brought about
any business depression, and row
that thes change was an assured fact
there was apparently no anxiety as to
the future in the commercial world, |
and this he regarded as the strongest
indication that the administration OF |
President Wilson would be one Of !
success and prosperity throughout
the country.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1912-12-06
CAME Toby TIMBER
BECAME IMPRESSED
and BOUGHT FARM
DIR. WILLARD A. CURTIS MAKES
SUBSTANTIAL INVESTMENT IL
IN COUNTY.
WILL MAKE THIS HIS HOME
A Retired Physician Of the North
west Is Much Pleased With. "Dim-
Pile of the Universe" and Will
Move Family Here.

The purchaser of the Hanaway
farm, note of which sale was made a
few days ago, is DR.. Willard e. Cur
tbs. of ST. Paul, Mimi, a retired ply
stefan, man of wide information and
until recently one of the most sub
stantial of the residents of Mi!wau-
KEGS rival.
He came here several weeks ago
for the purpose of buying some tim
Der lands and has been the guest Of
his friend w. w. Dyer since his arri-
val. Mr.. Dyer is a good Maury coun-
ty enthusiast, and DR.. Curtis knows
good thing when he sees 1t, and
the preaching of Mr.. Dyer and his
own good Judgment, soon convinced
the doctor that 1t was Maury county
farm that he wanted. A country
where hogs grow to 700 and 800
pounds, and 1877 bushels of corn can
be produced on an acre Of ground,
and seasons that permit of two crops
q year, with pastures nine out OF
twelve months looked good to Kim.
From this point of view farming look
ed better than chopping cord wood or
cutting saw stocks and he decided to
let the timber proposition with it's at
tendant disadvantages go hang while
he turned to agricultural pursuits.
For quite while the negotiations for
the farm which he eventually pur-
chased were pending, but never for
once did DR.. Curtis waver in his de-
termination to invest / nMaury coun-
ty farm lands, once having made the
determination, and the deal went
through.
DR.. Curtis will prove valuable ad-
dition to the citizenship of the coun-
ty. Having determined to make this
his home he is already writing many
Of his substantial friends back in the
northwest of the wonderful section
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1912-12-06
MAKES The NATION Gasp.

The awful list Of injuries on
Fourth Of July staggers humanity.
Set over against it, however, is the
wonderful healing of Bucklen's Arni-
ca Salve, of thousands, who suffered
from burns, cuts, bruises, bullet
wounds or explosions. It's the quick
healer Of bciis. ulcers, eczema, sore
lips or piles. Csc at Woodbridge Drug
Co. Advertisement.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1912-12-06
LAND SALE.
Mrs. Sallie Montgomery ct al.

= a ~
Bernard Montgomery, ct al
In the Chancery Court at Columbia,
Tennessee.
Pursuant to a decree entered in
the above styled cause at the October
Term, 1912, on minutes at, page 1896,
will on
MONDAY, THE 9th DAY OF DE-
GENDER, 1912,
at II o'clock noon, at the Court House
door in Columbia, Tennessee, sell to
the highest bidder, the land described
in said decree bounded and described
as follows, to-wit: Lying in the first
civil district of Maury county, Ten
nessee, and bounded on the North
by S. B. Gardner, East by Lieper's
Greek and 8. B. Gardner, South by
James Gardner and West by James
Gardner, containing 100 acres more
or less.
TERMS.
Said sale will be made on a credit
of one and two years, except the sum
of one-third, which will be required
in cash on day of sale. Sale free
from the equity Of redemption. Notes
bearing interest from date of sale
with good personal security will be
required of the purchaser, and lien
retained to secure the payment Of
the purchase money.
This the 18th day of November,
1912.
154t A. N. AKIN. C. & M.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1912-12-06

Results tell the tale.
All doubt is removed.
The testimony Of a Columbia citi-
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1912-12-06

Had dyspepsia ur indigestion for
years. No appetite, and what I did
eat distressed me terribly. Burdock
Blood Bitters reached the Cause
J. H Walker, Sanbury, Ohio.
ADVERTISEMENT
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-05-30
&c gemcimiame 3elolntion, nad)

melder sic 8l1l1oesi enatoren 0ireft
0urd Sas @olf 51 wdblen fins, lit
.nlnmebr, nad)oem lie NIT Sen Inter
ibriften Ser &oriibell0en beicer Ss}dtil1=
ler, oes Spreders uno Ses 8iee=Yrd=
%iioenten, berieben mor0en, iomeit Ser
&ongreB in 6ruge fommt, erleoigt.
Ser ltnter5eidm1ng 0l1rd Sen Hrdii=
oenten beoarf Tie nidt. Sic miro nat1
oem Staatsiefretdtr 511geiteQt merSen
Deer lit 0ieiem mobl bereits 5ugelteQt
moroe11, I'M BON 0ieiem an Sic 9(llto=
ritaten ser peridieoenen staaten &C.
lan0f SIT mercen, Sic Tie Sen 2egis=
|%laturen CUR &atifi3ierung gu unter=
breiten taben. 9ns bon ser qen1ein=
lon!en &eiolution porgeiebene Mmen=
dement, 5l1r &onititl1tion beoorf ser
@utheiblng 0nr6 5rei Giertel ocer
36 Ser 4S 8lrnoesitooten, Inn @eie=
besfraft gu erlangen. @or Mblouf Dor
orei SG)ren mfrs 6as faum Ser Sal
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-05-30

9ns ei1em ltatiitil6en 8eriht pom
2epartement fir @anoel uno Mrbeit
lit 81 erie6en, OaB Sic 8ereinigten
Staaten. in 10 Sabren niht meniger
ais $250,000,0 900 fir ungegerbte Sic
ge,rbaltte ins Nuslan0 geid)idt bnben,
fiiuf5ig Gents fir ie0e Saut. @obl
f0nnte MAN fragen, mesbolb Ser 8e-
Surf niht int Snlam geoedt >per0eu
fam. N6er es lit INNER 0ieielbe Sc:
lhidite. 9(ui Sem 6el0e ser @olfs-
lpirtbidoft feblt ser groBe 8lid fin
ideinbare &leinigfeiten, Sic Sl1iam=
men einen meientliden @eitrog gum
Mationa(rcihtbum liefern fonnen
@orr0el ulto Sl,6uitrie fennen a1e 81:
niiien Ser Sntereiiengemetniamfe
u1o lallen lie mirfe,1. Die 9anomirth:
idait un6 mos bo5u geb6rt, fober
nod niel SIT lernen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-05-30

Mud ais @un0eidnger maridieren
Sic Ge,tid)en an ser Spite Ser 3iuili=
Iation, un0 5lpor in Ser 8erio bes
groBen Maunes 0apio Stetnfelo, ser
oieier Gage 5ltm offi5iel(en @nn6efdn=
ger 81 Montclair in Seem Seriep err
nonnt mor6en lit, nod0em er lih Dor
fer als Iofder III Nemarf in 0emielhen
Staate aldn5eno berpdbrt fat. gr
riibmt iih, BON 1911 &unoen, toIen
un0 niht touen, gebtiien mor6en git
Iein, lit niemals toll geporoen un5 lit
olth i%iber5eugt, 0oB er es niemals
mer0en mir6, bon 10 pielen tonen un6
nidt tolen @u1toen er audi nod ge=
biiien mer5en mag. gr lit immun &C.
gen &poropbiobie. Mus meldyem
Crime oieler groBe Mann ieinen
Sob" in Nemarf perIoren bot, 6orii-
6er id'meigt oes SINGERS &0fIi6feit.
s(ber Montclair 6arf ltol5 auf i'm fem
ols ieinen offi5ieuen &unoefGnger,
ln0 mir 9eutide bliden gleidfons
NIT Stol5 ouf i'm als etnen Mnge-
h0rigen unierer Mationolitdt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-05-30

2iebba6er> Sic iiber fein Miitbeet
perfigen, f0nt.en jebt audi ant 5e11<
iter enter nidt gu marmen Strbe
Musitaaten cmpfiaSlider @emiiie ma
den, I'M Sic er5ielten Yfldn5li1ge
Ganm i'm Mai ms Ireie ST. pfluBen,
mas be0euten6 friibere grnten itdert.
Yilansen fir lieie 3irmneriaatsn
iilio @urfen, aiirbille, 5ontaten u1to
audi Bl1id5bobnen; lebtere legt man
I'll lie ; Stiid in 4 3ol meite J0pie
l'lS pflan,t lie ipdter nit Sopfoal=
I'm uls.
Cine iehr lofnenSe inns o11reaenSe
3immrerfllltur bi(6et al,6 sic Soat
bon Sdlinagepdd'ien fir Sic iuatere
MISUNDERSTANDING. Solhe &ilan=
zen iirS nrter onnern Sic ronfenoe
Go6oea. Ser 6u1te iapaniiGe &opfen,
Sas rei,enSe rct6MiifcnSe 2op6oiper=
mum l11s Ste nieSIihen Mauran=
Sien. Mar1 lat nae in G6pfen. Sic
ma m0Bia fer1d)t, hea lr16 marm
itelt. inns perpflanst (pifierN Sonn
ip6ter Sic mlfgehenSen Samlinge
eiuseln in feline I0pffen. ol1s MEL
daen man lie i'm naidniten Monnt etn=
seln in G5pie reriebt. Niir oGe ae=
niiet alte Miitbeetz ooer &ompoiter5e
NIT Snn6suiat. Nad Sieiem Ser
fobre11 ersie(t mar, cine friihseitiae
@eranfuna. SeS galfons. s. qi6t
Freilirt nth Sh[anqpf(onfen. Sic
iolcfe @or6efnrS(lnq nidt erforSern.
'onSern oeeen g11Se Sie'eS Menats
>;reft in Sic @olfonf0iten gei6t mer=
Sen f0n1en. Gs fins bies Sic a,,=
'pr1tdS(oie}1. ronferoen aaplniner=
%frellen, Sic tpohlrieGenoen @iden
inns Sic Jridtertpinnen.
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&ans mno Sol.
Ser Tarmcr I'M @srten.

Dit oem 8egim Sic es Monats lit
fir Sen 8lumen= u11o @artenfreln0
mie6er cine 3eit pielieitiger, grfolg
peripreden6er Mrbeiter gefommen.
Die midtiglten 0ieier Mrbeiten gelten
ser 8flansenpermebrung. SIM &C.
miiiegarten mer0en MIN perldieoen=
artige Musiaaten gemadt. Sic err
iten Musi aaten ins freie 2an6 gelten
Sem 2egen Don 6riiberbien, Sic man
ie nad ser Sdmere 0eS 8onoens 2
bis 3 3oa bod nit gr6e be0eft, So
nit 1ih Sic &flan5den, me1ut Sic Sen
@oben ourdbredenlen 5riehe ei1em
Spatfroit gum Spfer falen ioaten,
CON .unten allf nen beitoden fonnen.
9ln Ort uno Ste0e, ollo gleib 6abin,
no Sic Eflan5en lire polle @ntmid=
lung erlangen iollen, madt mani iett
Sic @auptausi aat BON 5pinat, ferner
legt mar 8uffbobnen, sic inn @egen=
iot gu 8uid= u16 Stongenbobnen
menig froitempfinoli@ iin0. Ml,d
BON &arotten, 6ie lange liegen, bepor
lie feimen, miro jebt sic err lite Musi oat
gen!adt, ferner BON 3mie6eln, &a=
Siesden uro Mairettiden. Son raid+
lebigen @emilen idt male etpos
Ef(iidialat un6 @artenfreiie, 0eren
id)l1elles &eimen iprid1p0rtli6 lit.
Sur ipateren 8erpflan5ung auf &ul=
turbeete madt man nun ferner Die
eri tie 6rei1anoaus iaat BON @oblrabi,
&iriing. 8lumeltfobl, friibem @etB=
nn6 &otbfobl un0 friibem &opfiaIat.
BUR erlten 8epflan5ung Ser &l1l=
turbeete, sic gleidfa4s bolomoglidit
aus5ufiibren lit, ber1pen0et man iber=
minterte &flan5Iinee bonn @opfialot,
%lnmen= un6 ionitigem &obI, sic in
Sen @emiiiegdrtnereien erbdItlid
iinS. BUR 8epflan5ung i'm naditen
Monat meroen 8fldn5linge bon fritz
her ins @iitbeet genndten Nusiao=
ten, fir meitere &flon3ungen nonn
iolfe aus sen eigenen @artenaus=
iaoten pertpenoet. Sen eriten @flan=
5,ngen NIT iiberminterten SebIingen
miro 1tarf bon aQen m0gIi9en Sim
%fenpogeln. audi bon &oustouben
~nodweitellt, 6a gu oieier 3eit junges,
iaftiges Grim fir @ogeIidndbel nod
cine &aritat un0 DeIefateiie lit.
Mon id,iibt sic .frii6 bepfIansten
9eete 0urd Gogelieuden, 6idt freu8
un0 quer geipannte 6d6en, ODER 6nr6
itraffgeipannte alte Sii4ernebe, sic
int 6an6el iebr binig erbdItIid fino
inns SEN beabii@tigten 3med am boQ-
f%ommeniten erfiinen.
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Mlabarber=8cin.

1. Sanger &fabarter 3pirS in
Stiide geidnitten, 3erquetIdt inns in
einen Ste!ntcpf cSer in Elm TaBdjen
gemeilen. Gam rsdnet npal1 auf je=
Ges Gnart ELI Sltart @aiier, So5 man
Sariiber id;iit1et. Madoem oies liter
&adt geltanren fat, miro es in eillem
Sltde a%usgeprebt. Nl,f jeSe gallone
Saft rednet man 3 Yfruo 3uder,
ldBt Sie1en barill l0ien ms 5rrei Gage
lteten. Iann mico er in ein TaB=
Gen gemeiien, al1f ieSe Gol1o,;e Miro
elm Efl1no Malago=@Minen inns 1
Eint Gcgnac gegebcn. 60 tlei6t er
ca. 4 Monate itehen, Sorn miro err
filtrirt inns a,!f IlaIden qefiiQt. - 2.
Auf lie 5 Efl1no serid}nittenen &ba=
Barber refnet man 215 Glart Meger=
maiier. Gas giebt MON in ein @ol5=
fob Inns ledt es NIT einem Sudy 5l1.
Sic Milduw bleibt ncun Gage lte=
fer, m1b aber taglid oreiu1al NIT eli
nen1 @ol5itiel ltalseriibrt mercen. Na6
oieier 3eit ldbt man Bic Miidung
ol1rd Elm g%robl06eriges Sieb lal1ien
uro iett SIT je 2H Quarts ser abge=
laufenen 6liliigfeit 4 Yfuno meiben
3lder, Sen Saft pom 5mei uno Sic
auf 3uder g%eriebene Shale Don eli
ner Gitrone ti,5u. - Sur &larung
nimant man al1f ie TO Sllart Tliiiiig=
felt 1 lln5e @auIel1blaie, Sic mon iiber
Gem Teuer in 1 Eiut SEES Safes auf-
loit. Sit 0as &lGrnnittc( erfaltet, 10
gilt n;ou es ST. Ser MoIle. Sic man in
elm gut g%ereinigtes Sag gieBt. Sit sic
@abrnng beenoet, 10 mfrs oas SOB
5ltgel punoet. SIM nadJten Mdry 3iebt
man Sen @ein auf 1laiden, uto inn
SSl1ni fam man 0enielhen idon in
@ebraltd nefmen. gr lit BON einem
uor5iislid,ell, fein aromotilheu &C.
l6mad.
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Sm september, mnb siuar On Sen

1agen pom %. big gum 28., miro, in
MaihinJton Ser Is. Snternationale
@pgiene1fongreB dbgebalten mernen,
MORAN iid) ole Staaten ser Union BE-
t6etligen, rn0 mo5l1 "a freu1oe 2an=
Ser @ertreter angemel0et baben. Set
leinem fiinf5igidbriaen 8elteben tagt
Ser &ongneB 5l,m eritenmole auf ame-
rifaniidem 8o0en. BrditSent 1aft lit
gbrenpraiicent oes &%ongreiies. Sn
@erbinorng nit Sem 8ongreB mir6 eli
ne &paierausiteQl1ng peranitaltet,
fir melfe eigens @ebdloe erri9tet
uor0en fins. Sn 0ieler Musitequng
iol banptiddli6 ge5eigt un0 barge
legt mer0en, mas Mmerifa in Ser
bon @ranfbeiten un6 CUR 60r=
Ser @eiun6beit geIeiitet Fat.
ion SEN 0elegaten barge
than merSen. mie Ser 8nl1 Ses 8ana=
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@runbei9rntbnm siibsrtra:
3,1n9em.

Sobu 6. @llGert u1p 6rau an Sru,lt
@rams, Got 1 8lpd 80 San1es @olueS'
Nbb. ct. Glpub, $4,000.
gilbert s.. @bitnep lrno Trall an State
8arf Of &idmo1b, beil bon Got 6 8lpd
"a 8%riiniug's @bb. 51 8tdmono. $1,000.
@arp Meper II. a. an Soleph 9an1ar
Got 1z2 n1o 3 glod 81 8riining'5 Noo.
5u 8idmonb, $4,000.
Sral1 8egina &ientit, @ittipe. al Sspbn
6. Greper, Nh 3@A Gee. % S@A
5gA Gee. 21. Snip. 1875 81. 90, 8rodz
mat, 100000.
S. s. Greper ul1o 5rau al @urgaret
Stpomeb, Mh MgA Sec. 2Sz126z29,
8rodtpap, $2,SOO.OO.
@en5el Slider fen. al Nnton @oonen,
ISL 5@A SgA Gee. 11z124z31, Sarz
ming. 100000:
Mid ael ardmer unb Srau on Sohn
&rdmer Ii. a. @et 46 SUB. Got Z, s ur,p
9 8lpd 81 Melroic 100000.
glt3abetb q. GtleD ut,b @otte OF Ge<
leltn q. 8arr, Qpts 9 unb 10 8lod 80
Curtis Surpep. 81, 100000.
@briit q. Nbles uno Strait al Sobn
Seneis. @h 5@A Gee. 1z123z29, Stool
bile. $4,000.
81. 8. McQain unb Trau oil Samuel
MaridaI urb Srau Got 10 8lod %
Curtis 6urpep, ct. @lo1b, 100000.
S. %. 5t1bl uno Srau an Midael
9obmeier fen. Cots s u11b 8 8lod 1
5tubl's Mbb. mnnp. $4,000
galentin @einert ul1o Nrar OIL @eore
@einert, Got 9 8lod 6 @aite 9arf, 1926.
Mlice McGlure @etheu uno Nrau an
MmeIin 6. @oeten. She'll bon 8Iof e"
8tlion uSrpeh, 100000.
81. g. @ertes unb Srau OIL Sames
@ilorar. Got 1 8lod 20 @il1on G1lrpen,
$3,025.0O.
Sobn 81. 8enien unb Srou an 6. So
berth, Qots y nn0 6 8Iod 81 8rott II.
Smitb's I6b. ct: @loub. $4,000.
6. 8. 8rotper nnb Sra11 an Suo g.
@upttQ. 8eit so Sub bon Got 9 8rotper's
sb6. &imbau, 100000.
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ges po,1 sen gngldnoern int Sample
nit 5rl!ppen aus Nem @ampibire err
bel;tet mlroen, nod 0ieiem 9anOe 5u=
riidgebraht inns sen 8eb0r0en oes
aeuululteu Staotes iibergeben merSen.
IS miro 0os uber nidt aus freu1r0~
ldaft(id3er @eiinnrng Ser angeliahii-
iten @ettern geideben. 3, nein!
So groB iino fire 6reln0i daftsge=
fii>le gege11 inns oer1n 0ob nidt. Sic
beioen 6ahnen befan0eu lib int 8eiib
cines britiihen Eripatntannes, MUIR
Sen Don Sielem 5l1m @erfallf ausge=
hotel1 nro pon einen1 Mmerifaner er=
ltanoen.
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5mterenamte5 Muerlei

Mad) elmer Soltoler 3eitul;1 be-
l1uft iid) Has i1brlite Ginfommen Ser
in Ser 9pltoner @oritaot Cambridge
gelegene1 &arparo= ltuiperlit1t ultf
100000 mno nod etruus mebr.
@ie belagte 3eitung iagt, gematrt eS
beionoers groBe @efrie0iguug, sob Sic
@irflomfeit ms Sic 3iele Ser 9ehr-
a%nitalt lolde itno,, 0oB lie altd) elm
gr0Beres @infommen iebr mpbl miir0e
raMpen0en f0n1en
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Seit Grfiubnnq Ser Ma6maid)in,

fins reidlih bun0ert SATIRE pergan~
gen, aber Elm polles balbes Sabrbun=
6ert oauerte es, Bis sic uripriinglid
eiglilGe @rfin0ung DON Mmerifaner1
10 melt rerpoufommnet mar, 0aB lie
popular merben fonnte. 9as mar
ungefdbr gu 8eginn 6es 8iirgerfrie=
ges.; Seitoem fins uncertainties
Nabmaidinen i'm @ertbe BON 100
MiQionen 9oQor ms Muslan0 ae=
gongcn, un0 oapon entfdQt Sic &alf=
tie auf Sic lebten 5molf Satire. Son
Ser Musfubr 6eS lebten Sabres emit
fanen bier MiQionen al1f europdiihe
9an0er, 5mei @iuionen auf Su0=
omerifa, ser &eft arf @araoa, Miien,
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@ie mir aus eil1er fir engliiGe
SofradrtGten betradtliden &aun1
ii6rrJbabenoen 'engliiden 3eitung er=
ie:en, iino Dor fur5em am britiiden
&oie peri6ie0ene Nmerifanerinner
porgeiteut moroen. Sic @uropareiler
faben alip fir u1lere id0nen 3amen
rod} nidt alien &ei5 perloren, ieitoem
oas ginidmuggeln bon 9iamanten
uno Nerlen ibnen nabe5l1 unn0glid
gen.adt morOe1t.
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8emmrn6igem6e 8ert6te betrefi

&cnnrnbigenoe &eridte betreffs
Ser o%iesjabrigen grnte mogen in BE-
5ug auf @etreioeb0rien uno 10 meiter
ia gan5 ange6rudt lein. Nber mie pom
oeridieoenen Seiten beri6tet miro,
rulfen lie bel sen 6armern MIR Setter
teit berpor. 0iele perlaiien iid auf
oas befannte @ort uMai fiibl unO
noB" II. i. NJ. un0 1piiien it6 oamit
Ser ld0nen Musitdten auf gef!iate
Sdel1ne uno gefiiQtes SUB iiber sic
l(niarlrebnllid)feiten ser @itterl1ng
tinmeg5ulebelr.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-05-30

lei,1, oa piele Ser Staatslegislatl.rel1
MIR einmal in 5mei Sabren 5ula1n=
mentreten. 3ns &eiultat ser 8eidluB=
faiiuw jeGer 9egislatllr betreffS les
Mmenoements lit oen Stuats iefretar
in @aibington mit5utbeilen. 3ieler
fat, iobal0 lid) 0rei Giertel ser
llnionsitoaten fir oas, oirefte @abl
ser 9unSesl enatoren porlebenoe
ENHANCEMENT erfldrt baber1, ioldes in
entiprefen0er @eiie befannt 5n mo-
dlen, uno 6as ENHANCEMENT erbdlt ST.
ourG geletlid5e &raf It.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-05-30

Multralien u11o s%(frifa. Gon Sen e1=
rppdiiten 21noern importiert S6ott=
lan0 Sic meilten amerifaniiGen 9Sab=
malGinen, at 5meiter SteQe ltebt
Ieutl6lono, oas ielblt cine bliiben0e
Observation-Disclosures fat. Gs Mir
Sc idymer Galte11, allf ser grGe elre
grDCere Sieoell1ng 5u fiuoen, in Der
es. niht cine ameriftnild e N16ma=
ihine giebt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-05-30

SGle6ter Mppetit lit Elm iihereS
i3eid;en peroorbener geroal1ung. @ini-
&c 3oicn Don Gban1Herlains Magen=
unb 2eber=5abletten miro Cure Ser
oauung it4rfen un6 Guren Mppctit
perbeIlern. Sauienoe baben Nllten
qebabt, in0em lie oiele Sablette nnb=
men. Berfauft bon allen @dinolern.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-05-30

naa=&auals INTER ia,1itaren 8erbalt-
1liiien m0gli9 gen1ad)t mllroe, uno SaB
al1b nad Gr0ffnltng 0es &unals fei=
lie @efabr fir 0os Muftreten un0
Sic Ml1sbreituug elmer epioemiiden
&ranf)eit BON Sic er 3o1pe ans 6e=
ltebt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-05-30
@ouiepclt pflegt ii6 NIT Mbrabar

Hppienelt pflegt ltb NIT NbraDatt
9incol1 5l1 pergleiden. 50 uiele Mebn=
lidfeiten ct auA bereits ent0edt nno
bcrporgeboben fat, namentli6 audi
oarin unteridieo ii6 2incoln 6oh iebr
neientli9 bon 5e00p, 6aB er ii6 let=
men @egnern, audi ieinem groBen &i=
palen Douglas gegenlber niemals in
DISQUALIFICATION un0 5dmdbungen
erging uSol6e beibranften iid in
ienen 5agen," beiBt es inn ~&o&eiter
Democrat uno Chronicle, rauf Sen
6il9marft un0 sic 2epees; lit politt=
lnen Ser lammlungen forte man tie
nidt"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-05-30

2emnadit mer0en 5mei 6abnen
melde ma6ren0 6es &epoll1tionsfrte:
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-05-23
PERSONAL WORKERS.
Plan CAMPAIGN.
PERSONAL WORK LEAGuERs TO
WAGE ACTIVE WAR AGAINST
siN-PARTY WILL TOUR SMALL
TOWNS IN AUTOMOBILES -
SPEAKERS AND SINGERS.

The Personal Work league has plan
ned an active campaign to carry On
the great religious revival conducted
by Billy sunday during the early part
Of the month and in April. A party Of
the prominent members OF the league
will tour the small towns around Far
go in automobiles in their active cam
pafgn they T going to wage against
vice and sin.
Saturday night r. r. Wolf, secretary
Of the Y. NJ. G. A. will be at the
Lutheran church at Glyndon. Sunday
morning Taylor Crurn will address an
audience at the Union church. The
singers Of the party, besides Mr.. Bunce,
will include Carl Mckee, one of the
Fargo College Glee club soloists. and
others.
HI. r. Larson will speak in the Glyn-
don Lutheran church bringing the
message Of Sunday and the Fargo re-
vival and what its results have been
to the people Of that enterprising little
city.
= tour OF the small towns surround
ing Fargo will be made in an automo-
bile to be known as the gospel auto"
which will be one Of the big after
features of the Billy sunday campaign.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-05-23
At the Hotels

William Stewart Of Arthur is in the
city.
c. Q. Ness of warwick was in the
city today.
L. d. Scott Of Williston spent the
day in the city.
e. ID. Wallace of Page is stopping a
the Prescott hotel.
L. s.. Ragey Of Mandan is a guest
at the Waldorf hotel.
Hans Johnson Of Minor is a guest
at the Metropole hotel.
E. F. Hull of sheldon was a business
visitor in the city today.
]. T. Howe of willow City was in
the city today on business.
Barney Buckley of Buffalo is reg
istered at the Elliott hotel
G. r. Scott of jamestown was a
Fargo business caller today.
Miss Susan wistby Of winston
shopped in the city today,
G. A. Bahike Of Erie mingled In
Fargo business circles today.
w. L. Hoover of Grand Forks spent
the day in the business district.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. schuman of LIS
bon were visitors in the city today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi p. Hanson Of
Belford are guests at the Gardner no.
tel.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. KnabIe Of
Crookston are guests at one OF the
leading Fargo hotels.
Mrs. G. w. Nelson n Mrs. Pryor
of Valley City were visitors in the
shopping district today.