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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-29
Mad Sen npriidtigem @rflarnmger

Ntad Sen nuriidtigen @rflarnngen
oes 0eutiden &ei6sfan5lers uno 0es
engliiden 8remierminilters fomn1er1
sic M1lgaben 0eS 8erliner 2ofalan5ei=
gers iiber Die @%rgebniife 6es @eiltdes
oes engliiden &riegsminiiters Sal
Sane am 8erliner @ofe et1paS uberra=
i@en0. Scenes 8latt, bon Sem man
meiB, ooB es bismeiler1 iiber @orgdn=
&c binter sen oiplomatiiden &uliiien
gut l1nterridtet lit, gla11bt cine Ser
itan6igung 5piiden England unb
Deutidlan5 in maize Musiidt iteuen
5u fonnen. Die erite Mnregung jon
bon 6em &onig George a11sgeganger
iein, 6em, tpie bin5ugefiigt miro, 6as
&erbaltniB ser bei6en Mddte be0enf-
lid 5u tper6en begann. Sbotlo9e
i6eint 81 iein, 6aB man in 2oncon
6as l1nbaltbare 5es biSberigen Ser
baltntiies erfannt fat un6 gu ser lie
ber5eugung gefommen lit, sob es nidt
longe mebr 10 ueiter gebn fann> menn
man Ben 8ru@ nidt risfieren Mill. @s
lit 6esbalb iebr 1pobl m0gli9, 6oB ma11
Deuti@lan6 @oridldge fir cine Ser
Thanksgiving genn6t fat, aber ie6en<
fal[S tbut nran am belten, tpe11n man
al1tbentii6e Mngaben 6ariiber obpm=
tel, ebe mon iid an511groBen &offnun=
gen bing.bt. Denn 6a0urd) an(ein
fam mani neuer @ntt6uidungen al1s
Sem @ege geben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-29
0as or1bte ,uirthidlaftltdle Inter

9as erDfte ,pirtbidaftlide Inter
nebnpen ser @elt lit Sic preuBiide
Staotseiienbobn. &ein an6eres nn=
ternebmen fantr al1@ MIR entfernt bin=
iidtli6 ser 3abl ser beidaftigten Ser
ionen, ser angelegten @apita1ien uno
Ser gin- rno Musgoben nit tbr in
Mitbeperb treten. Cine balbe Minion
2eute mer6en bon ser preuBilden
5taatsbabn beidGftigt, 6abon 1907
600 8eamte, l11t6 100000 @iienbabn=
ba1omerfer un6 Mrbeiter. 9ie etgent=
liden ginnabmen un5 Musgaben be-
loufen iid orf 2,201, 784, 600 Marf
int Sabre, un6 gu 5ieler Summe
fonrmt nod elm iebr itattli@es @rtra=
or0inarium. M1ein fit 8eioloun=
gen nn6 Observation-Disclosures mer=
oen iabrlib falt 732 MiQionen Marf
~oufgetpen6et.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-29
staot:N emi9feiten.
Sic in 81. Glou6 beiteben0el

- 9ie in ct. Glouo b%eitebenoen
flint Staotsbanten glan5en in ser
0iesm0dentliden Mummer 0es ~Neor0=
itern" NIT ibren %finon5ieuen 8erid=
ten, Sic ols iideriten 8eleg 6afiir Sic
men, 6aB ct. @lou6 mir 8anfen nit
elmer feiten, 5%uperlaligen 8aits fat,
0ie oes pollen 3utrauens ,tpertb iino,
oas lire @ei@afte gu ,iold erfolgrei=
fen madt.
- @elegentli6 Ser eri item Joiten=
pre0igt, sic bodp. &err SEQ @ans am
pergangenen Sonntag in Ser &atbe=
0role bielt, NOR oos geraumige Got
tesbous big ol1f Sen arBerlten Steb=
plab angefiiut. @o6m. @err @ans
balt feline Toltenpreoigten iiber nSas
2eioen Gbriiti", uno er idiloerte am
Counting in ieiner linn eigeren 8e=
re0tiamfeit oen 8egirn seq bitteren
2eioens int @arten @etblemanie.
- SSn elmer am Montag Mbenb &C.
b%altenen ipe5tellen 5ikung nabmen
sic sta0tpGter anlaBli@ bes perit.
5taotamaltS 9fobinion 8eileiosbe=
ibliiiie an, bon ser @abl zines Nadr
folgers 6es BERT. Staotbeamte11 aber
nabm Ser bobe &atb abermals Ib=
itm6.
- @ir be5ablen bier Nro3ent an
3eit6epoiiten. Tarmers State 8anf
Of ct. @loub, Minn. 16ba
- Muf ser 6iei er Gage in Minnea=
polls itattfinoen6en Sabresperiamm=
lung ser giienmaarenHeinb6n0ler 6es
5taates lit ct. @louo 6urd sic Ser
rem Sran5 Sung, S. s.. Gbielmann
ebert Sobnion un6 Saul 2ibert ber=
treten. &err 6. S. 2a0ner miro iid)
erit beute Mben6 nod @inneapolis Be-
geben, mo- er Grettag als Hrdii6ent Ser
Snbresperiamml11ng ser NIT 6em
Staatsberbar6 ser @iienmaarenb6no~
Ter nerbun6enen electromagnetic
idaft sen @oriit flbren miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-29
eSn elmer Srtidjaft &entmf1s ip1tr=


sen BEL einem &al1fban0el in einem
8ettbm1ie 5mei iunge 2el1te eri6ofen,
uno in Sennellee puroen brei Neger
inn @eridtsbmtle nie0ergei6oiien.
@enn 6as irgen0mo in einem ouitern
@infel &uBla1tbs paiitert mare, mir:
Sc mani bon alnglaublih barbaren gu
itGnoen ipreden, bier gebt man iiber
iolde G%orfommniiie mit letdtem DID,
iel5uden 5ur Iagesof0nung Mber
Sdanoli6 beiBt es sort, 1an0li6 fit
li6 bier. 9as lit 6as 5peierlei MoB
oas man bier5ulan0e 10 leidt anlegt
menn es iid INN &erglei6e nit 6en
Muslanbe ban6elt. DaB mir 6obe
niemuls gu fur5 fommen, lit ielbitper:
ltdnolih.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-29

tes cine beoeutenoe Sdmadlung ser
@teuung Sranfreids auf Ser gan3e11
groe CUR Solge batte. Smmerbi11
m0dte sic 8egierung cine Sorm fin
SEN, Ole nid)t Die l1nsufrieoenbeit Der
&aoifalen berporruft. Gin @ersiS
ser 8%eiierung ser fran50iii6=patifonl-
ldjen 8e5iebungen lit iibrigens sic
Gbotlade, oob ser 81. 5taW Sic italie-
nijdyer1 &atbolifen ser Surfei nnter
fran5oiiiden Sd1b geitent fat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-29
&pn sen i'm 2mtfe bes lekte1 Sab>

reg auf Ser Seem Dorfer Ginpan0e-
rl1rgS=SSnie1 perbdngten 6532 3uriid=
meiiungen lit iber sic @a1fte bonn
@aibingtoner @intpan6erungs =lDe=
partement umgeitoBen mor6en. Sn
2239 Sallen pur0en Sic CUR Depor=
tatton @er1trtheilten auf Mnneiiung
6es @inpan6erungs Depar1ements
logar obne 8iirgidaft %5u9elaifen, Elm
@etpeis, 6aB ni6t ser geringite @run5
porlag, iie al1s5ui6lieBen. Mls Sen
,angefiibrten 3ablen ergibt ii6, 6ab
6as, mas nua11 iiber sic @iufiirberr=
idaft 6es 3aren @tQtams auf @nis
Ss1an6 geiagt bat, in feiner @eiie
iibertrieben gemel len lit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-29
9ie bpr >ueniscn Monaten atf Ser:

~tS wv @pSNsSSW W."
an%laliung 0es Slliti50epartements &C.
gen sic National @aib &egiiter Cont
par1p eingeleitete Inter ufung fat
Mnflageerbebung gegen eine gan3e
&eibe BON 8eanten ltn0 Sertretern
ser Sc eui6aft CUR Solge gebabt. Den
Mn~geflagten miro sur 2aif gelegt, 5ob
lie 6nr9 gen1einiame Mftion iid 1Dlte=
matii9 gegen 0as Sberman=@ele ber<
gangen un6 Sen Marft monopoliiiert
baben. Man miro abtparten miiiien,
mas Sic Mngeflagten 81 6ieier @ei6ul=
oig11ng gu 1agen baben ner6en. Sc
oemfous mer6en fie iiber Sen grnit
6es gegen iie eingeleiteten @erfobrenS
ni6t langer int 3meifel iein.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-29
@ictor Berger fat i'm &ongrck ,uie=
er etnmQI cine &afete aufiteiqer Ia1-

ser einmal cine &afete auHteigen la1'
len. 9ie Station lon nit 5m6lftart=
len6 Miaionen 9onars sic Srults
ausfoufen. Damit mare sic 6rage &C.
loft, gerooe pie es ieiner5eit Sic Mb=
iidt tpor, Sic Sflaoerei 6urd 6rei-
fauf 5lt beleitigen. @as Taft un1
500 ebelt uno sic 9emofraten CUR Sc
faimp lung Ser Srults im Gimme batten,
lei einfa6 l66erli6, momit 6eren 8la=
ne ~oller6ings pernidten6 abgetban
fins. Ser ein5ige 5o5tal0emofrat per-
}tebt es trefflih BON it6 re0en 81 MO-
den, uieinen Mamen Dor 6em &l1bli,
fun 5u balten", mie Sic lanoeSublide
Ge0ensart laltet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-29

Fin %perponten driitliden &eligion
NIT 6en anoern @ulten, miro I'M ndG<
iten Sabre BON Der geiammten @bri-
ite11beit, bel onoers aber bon Sen &a=
tbolifen StalienS, begangen peroen.
Die Gc!er batte eigentlid idyou in
oieiem Sabre ftattfi1oen iouen, auf
Mnoronung 6es &apltes lit iie aber Bis
gum nadJfte,e Sabre peridoben. -
1900 SATIRE iino perfloiien leit bem
benfmiiroigen Siege 6es &aiiers Cot
itantin iiber ieinen @egrer Maren-
thus bel ser Miloiiden Bride, erfo6<
ten unter 6em flamme'toen 3eiden oes
&reu5es, 6as ieitber 0as Symbol Ser
ungeaf1rt erbliibten 6riitliden Chilli
iatiom ge%poroen lit. uSSn 6ieiem Set
den mirit on iiegen." bieb es Samals,
uno sic es 3eiden fat ou6 tbatiadlid
geiiegt. Die @eoenffeier miro nit Ell
ner auberor6entliden Yradtentfal=
tl,ng begangen merSen: Bilger5iige
per6en itattfinoen, l,ro porausiidtlid
Mrs a1d Ser crit Stein gu einem
groBen @ebenfmonl1ment fir @bri=
ltus, Sen Sieger in gmigfeit, gelegt
meroen. 2ieier @eoonfe loQ in fol-
GENDER @eiie feline @ermirflidung fin
Sen: Elm meiter un6 rei6 ausgeitatte=
ter Sempel iou itd ,abe BEL Ser Mil=
piiden Bride iiber ser Siber erie
BEN.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-29
Ser beutjde 8ptidafter tn @aib.

Ser bentide 8otid)affer tn 8aib=
ington, @raf @ernitorff, miro in
9eutldluno onberor6entli6 gelobt,
neil es 1einer @eldidlidfeit gelungen
1T, sic 8ltnoeSregierung gu peranlai=
len, SEN 5eutid)en Sta116punft in Der
Gbina=Mngelegenbeit 81 Ser ibrigen gu
madden. Mu6 mir fonnen uns bieiem
2obe MIR anldlteBen, ga 6araus fer
borgebt, boB er es Der Itebt, Sic alten
guten 8e5iebungen 5mti6en Berlin
uno @aibington lpeiter 3u pflegen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-29
Grpfe}pr eSSprban BON Der 2ela116

8rpfeior sSprban bon Der 2elanb
@tonforo=l1niperiitdt meint, europa
Tonne feiner &rieg fiibren, neil &otb=
fdiel0 6us erfor0erltde @elo nidt fer
gebe. @ir baben ettpas Mebn1ides
idon Dor fiinfuno5tpan5ig Sabren ge-
bort. @or fiinf5ig Sabren lift es aud
idon geiagt mor6en, ober in @alifor-
nien bot man offenbar nidts 6apon
bernommer1. Gin ,8etpeis, tpte lang
i'm alth int 3eitalter 6es @erfebrs 10
befannte &e6ensarten 6as 0br zines
omerifaniiden @rofeiiors erreiden.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-29
in 8esmq auf sic Gdieospertrage

lit es am Blabe, 6uron gu ertnnern,
buB es Deutidlano nar, 6us it6 Sc
oenf5eit ausbat, mdbren0 5ranfreid
l1n6 Gnglano i6nen 5ugriffen. 9os
@dreiben 6es BrGii6enten beitdtigt,
mas Sefret6r &nor fiir5lid idon NIT
tbeilte, 6aB ser MbidluB 6es @ertrd=
ges nit Deutidlan6 beporitebe, an6
iebr erfreuli@ lit es gu p%ernebmen,
melden @ertb @err Taft oarnuf legt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-29
Yapit &ims X. fat cine &~erfitg1tng

Yapit &ims X. fat cine @erfiigans
erlol1en, sic bon Sen &ar0inalen nno
auen on0eten ftrdliden 8ur0entra=
germ berbietet, geieuibaftliden @eron=
i%taltungen bei5umobnen, bel Semen 9o=
n1e1t nit tief ausgeidnittenen &lei=
BERN ge0u1oet. Mit leinem Sefebl
min ser 81. @ater bieie a1nani tanotge
Srauenmo6e penigitens aus 6en to-
tboliidJen @reiie11 berbannen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-29
>as italieniide 3arlament fat sic

9as italiemiide &arlament fat Sie
1ogenonnte Mnneftirung bon Sripolts
IN feierlider Sorm gutgebeiBen. Sf=
fenbor fat es ii6 bemiibt, menigitens
fir oiele paar feierliden Mngenblide
5u pergelien, 6nB Sta1ien I'M oasielbe
Sripolis einen &rieg fibrt, 0ellen gn=
Sc porl6ufig nidt ab5uieben lit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-29
Mit bem 1. Mdr5 tritt Ser 5tuii'

Mit Bent 1. MGrs tritt Ser 5,uiid)en
bet 8%ereinigten Stoaten un6 @nglani
bereinborte internationale 8aiier.
megspertrog in &raft, ser beitimmt lit
Die MiogarofGme Dor gdn51i6er Ser:
miiitlmg gu i6iiten. gerniinftigf
Musniitung Ger @aiierfraft lit porge:
7eben, bod iolde @%ren3en ge5ogen
6aB sic natiirlide 5d0nbett erbalter
bleibt, au9 sic &eflame Tie ni9t Der:
1n1talten fa1n.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-29
Sin tDdit erbauenocr nnb belebren'

Der Mrtifel aus ser Sober nnleres
bod)m. Mitarbeiters, P. Spleph .. 9.
s.. BON Der ct. Sobus Mbtei, Ser lid)
10 red)t 5u elmer beilianlen 6oitelrlef=
tire ei9l1et, beginnt IN ser belttigen
Summer uno lit nalnentlid Ser @}o11=
rer1uelt sur eifrigen Da1rdlelnng uno
ern]tcn 8eber5iglrng enrpfoblen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-29
IraiiDcnt Saft idetnt entid)lohe1

81, lein, Sen SUIT, BON 0em iein @oS-
adnger in Glepelano gelagt bot, er
lieqe in ser. Mre1ra, al15ubeben. gr
nulb alio mobl ser Mniidt iein, oaB
11al1 m,d) NIT oenn Suite in Ser Sa11o
fpnunt 01rb bos ga115e 2ano.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-29

Die fran56fide @esierrms mil, 'uie
berlautet, gum 8atifan tpie6er in Be-
8iebungert treten, lit ia sic diplomatic
ieres 2on6es mie6er CUR @iniidt ge=
fommte1t, oaB ser 8r.9 seq goncor6a<
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-29
9en GmglGnbcrn idlpttertem je0es

NAL Sic &nie, menn iie an 9eutidlano
badten, beridtet ser Mmerifaner Mor=
gan gbuiter. Mber 0as S6lottern
tbpt's nod r1idt. Muf Sic &nte mill
1en 1ie ur1o 9eutlblano aues abbitten,
mas Tie ibm @0ies nadgeiagt 1tno ge<
mimi bt baben, ebe lie pom entlden
@olfe mieoer 8ertraleen bean ipr1ben
f1nne11.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-29

Die 1000. SmbiIammsfeier bes
@6icts bon mairarto, ienes 6enfmiir=
6ige1 Grizzlies @onftantin's sec Gro
Ben iiiber 6ie @leiditellung ser bis So
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-29

gu erfuuen, oieielben in Sic Bride
geben lieB.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-09-21
Revival Notes

pr. Clark's preaching still keeps up to "high.water mark. The two sermons on Baptism no Condition of Pardon" a d Salvation by Faith "were great. They were listened to with deep interest by large and enthusias- tic congregations. The subject for tonight, Gospel Fundment- als," will give in one sweeping review the great underlying truths of the Christian Faith. All should hear this. As school is out for this week, we especial ly invite all the young people.
 ToMoRRow'S PROGRAM
 Sermon at Il a. m., The Safety of Methodism." There will be special sermon to Men and Boys only, at 3;30 D. m. Ev- ening sermon, How Christ Was Baptized. Although 0ro. Clark
The Prescott daily news., 1912-09-21
The Churches Tomorrow

Methodist Church-Rev. A. M Shaw, pastor.
 Sunday School at 9:45 a. m. Regular services at Il a. ID. and s D. m. conducted by Dr. Clark.
 Sermon at II a. m., The Safe ty of Methodism."
 There will be d special sermon to Men and Boys Only, at 3:30, p. m.
 Evening sermon, How Christ Was Baptized. "
 Everybody cordially invited to attend both services.
 1st Baptist Church
 Sunday School at 9:45, a. m. Everybody cordially invited. Presbyterian Church. Rev.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-09-21

sulioers of our citizens con
 ''0a'ed hberally to the fund for
 'uulng a representative on the
 s'efhsing train Arkansas on aeels," We are glad to see
 a's' but Prescott merchants are |i'.. |isass ready and willing to as 'n any cause that will ad- ['u'eour city. Great care should exercised in selecting the per 50 With our exhibit. This faHery important matter and a |l l'e'lng of the contributors |yu'u oe called and decide unon |pue reputable citizen who has Ia s interest of the city at heart \ na, aU' one that simply w ants \ make the trip.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-09-21
TRAINMASTER RE-
 PLIES TO MAYOR

The letter below was received today from Trainmaster Moore of the Iron Mountain railroad in reply to one recently addressed to him from Mayor Hamby, re- questing that some precaution be used in protecting pedestrians crossing the track here:
 Little Rock, Arkansas,
 Sept. 20, 1912. Mir. Randolph P. Hamby,
 Mayor of Prescott. Sir;
 With reference to your letter of September 16th in connec- tion with the operating condi- tions over street crossings at Prescott.
 Beg to state that it is ou I wishes and desire to guard again st any possible injury to any one and have issued instructions as outlined in your letter as to switching. l will call and see you at an early date. 
 Yours truly, B. w. Moore,
 Trainmaster. It will be almost impossible te
The Prescott daily news., 1912-09-21

do all of the switching sonth of Elm street, and then the fast trains going through the city at high rate of speed are really the most dangerous ones. A crane or guard, or both, is need ed to protect those who cross the tracks and when Mr. Moore visits this city we trust he will see the need of these.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-09-21

ordinance requiring them to con.
 struct and maintain these walks, and do so. The ordinance pro. vides for the construction of walks by the city, fthe property owners do not do so. It would be much better for the owners of property to build their own walks.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-09-21
P I. JOHNSON, EDITOR
POLITICAL GOSSIP

.,r consider it the duty of every ..;otic citizen to contribute ac- Brding to his means to the na- Ia.l campaign fund of his par>
 nrovided he has confidence in \ candidate. We are as .aa erate, "ao
 tor 2 dollar as for S1O,00O ben it represents a contrlou- commensurate with the don ,s means, provided, of course, comes from those who have no Inse to serve other than than Ie common good" This was the statement ot Rol- Wells, treasurer of the nation
 democratic committee who lme to Chicago Wednesday to Infer with secretary Joseph k. |avies and other officers of the estern headquarters.
 "Eyeryone knows that money needed to run a campaign like ks. , said Mr. Wells. "Unfor. Lnately the time between the bpyention ana the election is so lief that everything must be bne under high pressure. 1 rmly believe that if there was rOugh time sufficient money bud be raised by small contri- utions from the people to ti- pnce the campaign, but as there ] so little time, we have to solicit Rrger contributions from demo rats of means, to supplement he smaller gifts which the rank nd file so generously are send, gus.
 "ltis truly inspiring to ob- ere the interest which the peo- Ie are taking in this campaign. am quite sure it is the intention
 ever Democrat to contribute Pmething. It is human nature, ovever,. to delay acting even lOngh our intentions are the es. A great many have cor rlbuted voluntarily but I am pre therear thousands every nede who are just waiting to be FRed' So we arc going to de. Pfea a great deal of our time to ersonal soliciting of funds. We oaOt expect anyone to give in flge amounts: IS 1 have said, We e grateful for anything the }e0ple may feel moved to give, O'Only because of the money, aaaso because the contribution pucates interest in tbe cause.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-09-21
Notice to Patrons

In order not to lose any more time in the primary grades we have decided that those grades commence work Monday morn ing in the old building. It will be somewhat inconvenient, but the teachers can classify the pu- pills and be ready for regular work when the primary building is finished.
 We are very anxious that every pupil be given a chance to do his best, and with the support of the parents this is going to be the best year of our schools. We are glad to announce that we are, despite over crowded grades, to have half yearly promotions. So if pupil has been retained in a grade, he has a chance to make up that work in a half term in stead of the whole term as here tofore.
 Every pupil ready to classify for the 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th grades should be present Mon, day morning. The primary bull ding will not be used until the work of repairing is completed.
 Ellis E. Butcher, Principal.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-09-21

Christian church. Bible school at 10 a. m. Preaching Il a. m. Evening service at 500 D. m, Every one invited to all ser vices.
 c. H. Gilmore, minister.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-09-21

k,aaa sa1aslderal complaint is being
 |pr s;da 'le condition of some of
 lew n,.o walks in the city. In a
 (opstt,,rD,ae,s they have never been he ip 2 's'ed. s Other places they hty ow.s very bad condition. Prop. Aers should observe the
The Prescott daily news., 1912-09-21

Antoine eloria, ? ostmaster at Gar den, Mich, knows the exact facts when he speaks of the curative value of Foley Kidney Pills. He says: ''From my own experience 1 recommend Foley Kidney Pills, as, a great remedy for kidney trouble. My father was cured of kidney disease and good many of my neighbors were cnred by Foley Kid ney Pills .Hesteriy Drug Store.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-09-21

must leave us after this, h e meeting will continue all next week; perhaps longer.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-09-21

',.s, 'Aansas on Wheels is a
 'a0 h au'eftlslng medium. But Iti,a a'e to send a representative '''e the result. ~ se'
The Prescott daily news., 1912-09-21
H. W. Steen, pastor.

H. W. Steen, pastor.
 Sunday School at 10 a. m.
 Preaching by the pastor at Il a. m. and 7:30 D. m.
 All are invited to the services of the day.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-09-21

Wanted-Information that will lead to the opening of direct street to the Agricultural High School.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-09-21
Foley Kidney Pills

What They Will Do for You
 They will cure your back ache, strengthen your kid neys, correct urinary irreg- ularities, build up the worn out tissues, and climate the excess uric acid that causes rheumatism. Prev vent Bright's Disease and Dia- bates, and restores health and strength. Refuse sub stitutes.
 Hesterly Drug Store
The Prescott daily news., 1912-09-21
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Atlantic City. Aug. 24.-It was a
collection of photographs taken along
the beach that enabled h committee
of protesting citizens to get the mayor
Of Atlantic. City to issue an order thai
bathers wear clothing sufficient to con-
ceal their forms. Now copies of some
of these pictures are having a good
sale. The crowds on the walk and al
the hotels spend a great part of their
time arguing the merits of the contro-
versy. In some quarters there is con-
siderable anger.
Miss Anna Bussert wears a bathing
suit Of the sort to which the police
object. She was turned back by a
boardwalk policeman when she started
for the beach in a boys bathing suit,
although she wore a sweater that came
to her knees.
There's nothing the matter with my
bathing suit" she said. why Is a boys
bathing suit any more immodest thar d
woman's? 1t isn't. It's silly for women
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to wear skirts when they go in bath
ing. Why, they might drown!
And what are human legs mad for
If they are never to be visible? Why
have legs at ALI? Perhaps those Atlantic
police are built on the plan of a mer-
maid.
81 shall go in swimming at the bat
terry in my boys bathing suit" said
Miss Bussert, land / don't expect the
New York police to modest me-"
The ordinance, which demands ankle
length drapery over bathing garb when
it is worn. at any place, is strictly en-.
forced. William Bartlett, the new di-
rector of public safety, is strong for
the order. He was going to the board
walk last week when dozens of girls
fitted by him. Their costumes were
abbreviated. The director hurried back
to the city hall and showed h COM
mittee of protesting citizens an ,ordin-
ance that la been passed three years
ago which kept such short garb from
the city streets unless properly COW
cred. --
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ChIcago won AGAIN.

Chicago, Aug. 30.-Chicago punched
hits of. Harmon after st. Louis had
taken the lead and won out 10 to s,
Schultz made a home run in the first
inning after which Harmon pitched
alright ball until the batting of the
locals started in the fifth. 1t continued
throughout the e two innings, net
ting enough runs to win.
Errors by Chicago and opportune
hitting by st. Louis CAV the visitors
their score.
The batting of Magee and w. Smith
featured.
Chicago remained the same distance
behind New York in the p%ennant race
as the leaders won their contest at
Brooklyn.
Score: r. H. q.
chicago ..............s..'ss..10 ~ y
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who have 1oated into the city.
Knight was arrested at Minot and
O'DeIl at Velva. Sede claims that
he was walking along First street
when two men approached him and
with force and violence took 5000 away
from him. Sede said he had the roll
of currency in one Of his pockets and
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that the two men engaged in a scuffle
with him, finally getting hold of the
money.
Sede says that the robbery took
place in broad daylight. He says that
O'Dell, who had been. working with
him on a farm and knew that he kept
his money. tied up in a handkerchief