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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1912-04-11

of some tight corners and he helped
me along when me money ran short
AS it always did. and will, I'm
! thinking. After while | got to won
dering how much l owed the man
and figured 1t up; the sum total
frightened the life out of me, and
made him take the ruby by way of Sc
Surity-and never was able to redeem
it, for twas only a little after that
that | came into me enormous patri-
mony and squandered it riotously get
ting married to the most beautiful
woman living.
He warned me to hold the stone
the O'Mahoney did, saying that the
time would come when some native
prince would offer to redeem the Luck
of the State as an act of piety and pa
triotism. He prophesied a reward of
at least fifty thousand pounds. And
now it's come-twice overt"
"And now what can you do?"
"Do?" cried O'Rourke. Faith,
what would be doing? Dye realize
what this means to me, dear heart?
1t means you-independence. a little
fortune, the right to claim my wife!"
He drew her to him. do? Sure, and
by the first train and boat I'll go to
Algeria, find Chambret, get him to
| give me the stone, take it to Rangoon,
claim the reward. repay ChambTet
and"
And what, my paladin?"
"Dar0 mo hot 10 MO
Say, will We wait for me?"
She laughed softly. "Have / not
waited, Ulysses?"
Tell me" he demanded, have We
talked with anyone about this letter."
only to Clara Plinlimmon!"
Good Lord!" groaned the Trishmsn
only to her! Could We not have
printed broadsides, the better to make
the matter public?"
did / do wrong?"
"'Twas indiscreet-and that's put
ting it mildly, me dear. Dye know
the woman's a walking newspaper?
How much did We tell her? Did We
show her the letter."
mo" She answered his last ques-
ton first. "And l told her very little
only about this reward for a ruby
| didn't know you owned. We were
wondering where to find you"
And she told no one-or who do
you think?"
The woman looked a little fright
ened. "She told-she must have told
that man-Monsieur des Trebes."
THAT blackguard!"
HE was with us on the yacht, one
of Clara's guests"
'She has a pretty taste for COM
pany-my word! How dye know she
told him? He asked you about it?"
THE letter? Yes. He wanted to
know the name of the solicitors and
! their address. | wouldn't tell him. |
-disliSed him."
Had ys told Lady Plinlimmon?"
Praises be for that!"
"Why?"
Because :" O'Rourke paused,
vague suspicious taking shape in his
mind. "Why did he ask about Cham
bret?" he demanded, ''How could he
have learned that the jewel was with
him?"
He Jumped up and began to pace
the floor.
His wife rose, grave with conster-
nation. What" she faltered--"what
makes you think, suspect"
Because the fellow lied to me shout
you this very night. Ye were with
Lady Plinlimmon in the Casino, were
We not? Faith, and didn't see We?
was in chase of We when the man
stopped me with his rigmarole about
representing the French government
and having a secret commission fot
me. Ye heard him just now.
And when | asked him was he of your
party, he denied knowing Lady Pin
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1912-04-11

the Pool of Flame with his last whis-
per.
That's how it came to me-" said
O'Rourke
And where is 1t now?"
Back In Algeria. If I'm not mistak-
en-. Ye remember Chambret
he was with us in the desert and
wanted ye to marry him afterwards?
He has 1.-THE dear man; love him
like brother. He sickened of
Europe when he found his case with
you was hopeless, and went to AL
giers, joining the Foreign Legion"
But how"
well, we we're fond of each othAr.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1912-04-11
Logical.

The car labored heavily over wet
and deeply SCARED roads.
Have you any idea where We are?"
asked Blinks.
NO." said Garraway, though the
roads suggest we are near either Wa
terville or Rutland don't know
which."-Harper's Weekly.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1912-04-11
ih.r.I n ExnendIture for BAD.

Emile Grigsby, whose arrival In this
country with jewelry amounting to
100000 again put her in the public
eye, is an ardent collector Of prayer
honka and RELIGIOUS rituals. Her In,
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1912-04-11

There are men who see that dignity
may be disgraced, and who feel that
disgrace may be Boiling
broke.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1912-04-11

Outwardly most people are cheerful
givers, but how about the feeling In
eide? &C.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1912-04-11

As we grow more sensible we refuse drug
cathartics and take instead Natures herb
cure, Garfield Tea.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1912-04-11
REAL ESTATE

TAFT WILL 1I ES6IIC'rfiD
Rettirp? No but we will bet new hat you can't
buy good land well located, as cheap as from u.s.
Wrife US. BERGSTROM'S, Wauchope, sass, C4n.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1912-04-11

Mi0En Ideal mountain farm, HURRY, 80 acres 40
3bkOU cultivated, 216 mi. II. X. U1gh, healthy'
good land orchard fair Improvements, Co ROAD telo
6hone Owner a w. Mcdaniel Armada, Crawford Co., A--
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1912-04-11

$50 A. IN FERGUS CO., MONT ITO A: CULT
10 r h. built for summer resort; outbldgs, ana
INN complete j. W. DOUGHERTY ,Maiden,E ont
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1912-04-11

12o A. IN PINE CO., MINI, so A: CULT; Z.
n barn outbldgs orchard, etc. Excellent locn-
tion. viii sacrifice. SAUMER, Box BIB, Chicag3'
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1912-04-11
Decorate
Alabasttiirne
The Beautiful Wall Tint

Is more fashionable than wall paper paint and coss
far less Is refined and exquisite in color
pare with any kind of kasomine. Goes further
the walls docs chip. peel rub Off lasts far longer
fh ReantiEnI Iinta Cnmea all ready mix with cold
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1912-04-11

GOOD FRUIT, DAIRY AND GRAIN LAND--i6O
viii sacrifice. HfCKEN, Box $40, Chicago
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1912-06-08

Mrs. James Johnson visited her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Jacob Metz, last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Howard, OF Ran
dalia. spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Rees.
Mr. Harold Souder, OF Wilmington
spent Sunday with Mrs. E. H. Banks.
Mrs. Sue Taylor, of Wilmington, is
visiting Mrs. Annie Egee
Mrs. William Master, of Baltimore, is
spending some time with her mother,
Mrs. Annie Conrey.
Miss Stella Beaston, OF Mddletown,
spent Thursday with Mrs. Nellie B.
Reed.
Mrs. William Bostwick and son, James,
of Philadelphia, are visiting Miss Evelyn
Kiber.
Mr.. Harold Steele was a Baltimore
visitor one day this week.
Mr.. Richard Trimble, of Philadelphia,
visited Mr.. ]. NJ. Reed on Monday.
Mrs. Addie Carpenter and daughters.
Mary and Grace. of Wilmington, visited
friends in town this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Bennett Savin, of Will
mi.ston, spent Saturday and Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Savin.
Mr.. Clarence Rowland, Of Wilmington
spent Sunday with his mother
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1912-06-08
LOCAL NEWS

The Wing is on sale each week at
Alexander's; price cents.
The regular monthly shoot of the
Chesapeake City Gun Club was held on
Saturday, June !. Good scores were
made In the DUPONT Trophy event. J..
Harris. VIM. Arrants, J, Bouchelle, G.
Bakeoven, II. Hazel, G. Bennett, H. Kib-
Ter and W. Stevens tied In the shoot
Off. which followed, VIM. Arrants cap
tured the table spoon and Harper Hazel
the dessert spoon.
Two of the local boys are winning fame
for themselves on the diamond this year.
Herbert Watson for Elkton, held Aber-
deem down to one safe hit on Saturday
last and Wilson Reynolds made one run,
two hits, and accepted eleven chances
without an error in the game with Elk
Mills against North East
The Spa Spring Park pavilion is being
converted this week into a mushroom
plant.
The Deibert Boatyard is very busy now
with new work and repair work.
Mr.. John w. Net is in Jefferson Hos
pital, Philadelphia, undergoing an opera
ton.
"A SpeCdll luetIlH5 VI Tie
City Volunteer Fire Co was held on
Thursday evening to perfect plans for the
grand street parade on Friday evening.
The Chesapeake City Cornet Band will
furnish music for the parade The sec
ond annual strawberry and ice cream
festival will be held on the "Old Acad-
envy" grounds on Friday and Saturday
evenings June 7 and S.
Mr.. Harry w. KILLER attended the Ok
ford Fair on Friday.
The regular meeting of the President
and Commissioners will be held on Tues
day Mr. Andrew Slicher will succeed
Mr.. Joseph Schaefer as President, and
Messrs Jacob Met and Thomas Morris
will succeed Messrs. J. R. Loveless and
Edward Stapp as Commissioners.
Children's Day services were held al
the Presbyterian Church last Sunday and
will be held at the Methodist Church this
Sunday.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1912-06-08
CECILTON

Miss Leona Yates, OF Philadelphia, is
the guest of her aunt, Mrs. George Rick
ard.
Miss Ethel Duhamel of Earlevile, spent
Monday with Miss Frances Griffith.
Harold Padley, of Baltimore, spent
several days with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. W. Padley.
Mrs. kurre Ostrom and daughter, Miss
Sarah, of Philadelphia, are visiting Mrs.
Eric Ostrom.
Clifton Burke, of Phls ielphia, has
been visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. +. Burke
Quite a number from here attended
the Chi .drcns Day services at st. Paul
NJ. +. Church, at Earleville, last Sunday
evening.
Miss Georgia Walmsley, of Baltimore,
spent few days last week at her home.
Mr.. James p. Mccoy was an Elkton
visitor recently.
Mrs. w. Garry, of Kennedyville, was
the guest of relatives here last Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Beckman and
son, of Philadelphia, are visiting Mr. and
Mrs. j. c. Stephens. of near town.
Mrs. James Budd, of near Philadelphia,
Anderson this week.
Misses Ruth and Mary IHrdesty, OF
Delaware, are spending their vacation
with their parents, Rev. and Mrs. G. l..
Hardesty.
Miss ]. P, Dushane, of near Earleville,
visited Mrs. J. p. Mccoy, on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Watts and son,
Edgar, were the guests of friends in
Townsend Del, on Sunday and Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stems and son,
Mrs. w. Williamson, of Warwick spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. l.. B. Manlove,
on the Bohemia farm.
Misses Ethel and Dola Jackson, OF
Greensboro, have been visiting their cou-
sin, Miss Lille Short.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1912-06-08
SOCIAL NEWS

Mr.. Payard Conrey ras a Middletown
visitor this week.
Miss Mary Barwick and Miss Gussie
Egee are visiting Mrs. Charles S. ELI
son, Jr.
Mr.. Delmar Curry spent Sunday in town.
Miss Mary Cooper has returned to her
nome in Laurel, Del.
Mr. John NJ Reed, Jr., spent Sunday
in West Grove, Pa.
Mrs. Jennie W. Caldwell has returned
to her home in Liberty Grove.
Mr.. Edward Bddle. of near Earleville,
visited in town this week.
Rev. Walter Stehl. or Centreville, call
ed on friends in town on Wednesday.
Rev. Mr.. stehl was formerly rector of
the Church of the Good Shepherd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh w. Caldwell are
visiting DR.. and Mrs. VIM. Jack, at Lib
erty Grove.
Misses Ethel Ellison, Ida Bouchelle,
Messrs. George Vaughn and Ward Beas-
ton attended a dance at Cecilton on
Tuesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs George Mcintyre are
visiting Mr.. Fred Mcintyre.
Mr.. Paul Jones, of New York, spent
several days at the home of Mr.. George
Minor
Miss Augusta Egee entertained Miss
Mary Barwick and Miss Gladys Banks at
birthday dinner on Thursday.
Miss Esther Banks, of Wilmington, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth
| Banks.
] Miss Irene Byers rs spending some
| time with her sister, Mrs. AID. Thomas, in
| Newark.
Mss Esther Peswanger, of New York
/ is visiting Mrs. John Beiswanger.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1912-06-08
Summer Clothes for
Men and Bows

Blue Serge Suits IS to SIS
Silk Lined SIS, $40 and SIS
Gray Serges $I2 to SIS
Serge Coats 50 to SO
Serge Trousers 81 SO to IS
Mohair Coats 81 to IS
Office Goats soc to ~ so
Duck Trousers II to So
Flannel Trousers 81 and rs
White Vests 81 to S.
Straw Hats 81 to IS
Panamas IS to $40
Outing Caps soc to ST. SO
Low Shoes So so to $3.50
Summer Shirts SOC to $3.50
Silk Shirts $3.50 to IS
Underwear csc to $3.50
Belts 25c to 800
Everything here to keep
you cool and comfortable
and in a good humor. You
will get your moneys worth
in everything you buy.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-07-04

Sngbert-&obrba9, nit Ginbe5iebung
bon Spieien uno Mltenmalo, ertbeilt
mor6en. = Der Singperein g il +
Berg begging feline 75idbr. @tif=
tungsfeier. - Sci @aar6tb fat Elm
@al6brar6 20 @ectar &iefern Der.
ni@tet. 8ranoitiftung piro ber,r1l;>
tbet. Ser &eteranenberein II IL
termin6a4 feierte lei 40iabri=
ges StiftungSjubildum. - &aupt-
lebrer S@uiter bon @ei@ering
ltarb an 8erletungen, Sic er 6urb
einen unfau e%rlitten batte. - S1
9eim It atten brannten sic &C.
bauoe oes Moarantpeiens pom 2eb>
1ter, oermutblid infolge 8ran6itif<
tltng, nieoer. - Director 59irmer
BON Ser 8reitenbader CRUDE gu
$ ombnrg fat iid bergiitet. - Sn
Der 8ettmaniage bel @egen 1puroe
Der Sagemeiiter 9oper 6ur6 oas
3abngetriebe ser Sransmiiiion in
Stude geriiien. - ST. GbeIba6
brannten S6eune un0 Stauunqe1
ser 8raueret &ring al. - Das &C.
mein6ecoqegium bon @arIHa6t
bat beid1ofien, 6as @otbbaus um511-
bauen uno gu %renobiren.
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@as madt cine Tran?

Gin bun0ertunoatpan51g Pfu11o,
mebr ober meniger, &noden uno Mus=
feIn madt cine Srau. Sc lit eine gr1=
tie @run6lage. Mebmt @eiunobett 6o=
GIT un6 StGrfe, un6 iie mag Elm So
nigrei6 regieren. Mber oas lit gera'
Sc, mas electric 8itters ibr gibt. Son-
ien6e iegnen 6enielben, benin er be1ei'
tigen 6as uebelmer6en un5 Die
Sdmin6elanfdne ,oas &u&entpeb,
Merpoiitdt unb mii6es abgeipanntes
Giblen. Electric 8ttters fat mir et-
ne @elt bon @utes getban," i@retbt
@liie 8ool, Depetp, 0fla., uno i'd
6nnte bon gan5em &er5en oafir, 5ab
sic 10 quite Me6i5in MADDEN" Sour
500. @orantirt bon Ser Molitor
9rug So.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-07-04

stiftung gemad)t int @etrage Don
10000 Mf., un6 gum Meubau ei=
mes &atbbauies. Die summe, Sic
sic Tamilie Sleitmann Ser 9ta0t
s6mertbe bereits gei@enft bot, be5if<
fert iid auf iber 100000 M.-2ie
8ittme 6es vDrei3ebnlin6en" DID,
ters @eber, 6rau Get. Sanitatsratb
@eber, geb. @ipperi6, lit in Rie=
inn Sitter bon faft SO Sabren
geitorben. = Sn @ie6enbrud
brannte 6os &ous 6es @irtbes uno
golonialmaarenbdn0lers Sidtep ME-
ser. - ST. &agen /. 90. brannte
sic ate @ibbert'i@e 8eitbung Biz auf
sic nmfaiiungsmauerr nieoer. - Sn
@ottenl@ei6 begoB iib Sic gei=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-07-04

8erebrer einen Observation-Disclosures
geitiftet, ser NIT angemeiener 6eier<
lidfeiten entbiiQt tporoen lit. - gu
@iierfeD lit ein groBes Marmor=
lager entoedt uno bereits NIT 6eiien
Musbreden legon1en tporoen. - Die
@emein0e giien@nitt bot BE-
idloiien, nit einem Mufmanoe bon
$4,000 Mf. Elm reues 5dulbaus gu
bauen. - Ser @farrer bon 9 + t.
g, bodap. Motb. Gobr, lit I'M Sitter
bon 68 Sabren geitorben. - SSn
SOFT lit bo@'p. ST. @farrer Carl
@monos geitorben. - Sn semen
itorb bodtp. ST.. Bfarrer Mlb. Diiber
i'm Sitter bon 65 Sabren. Ct mirfte
friiber als @aplan 5u Mepen un6 ipd=
ter alS &farrer in @ei6enba@. =
Das Dompfiagemerf bon @ilb. @oppe
ant S@0nederbui6, ont @elanoe ser
@beiniiden 8obn, gu 8armen lit
total a%bgebrannt. - Gin GROCER
8rano ai@erte einige tauien6 Mor=
gen oes 5miiden GattenfeIb,
@a15r0I II. &uppi9terotb
geGegenen @al6es elm. - Das so
iabrige Nmtsjubildum begging Soft
iefretdr @aperldn6er in DMiieL
Sort. - SSn @ettingen erIa=
gen Sic gbeleute Senanbergen elmer
MISUNDERSTANDING. - Die @aupt=
itraBe bon Do6enburgb ot cleo
triide 8eIeutung erbalten. - 2luf
Sem 8urgbof gu Meuenburg
mfrs ein Musii6tstburm erbaut. -
9iebe erbraden CUR Madt5eit Elm
Seniter ser Mariobilf = @apeue BEL
Grter, fonnten aber 11ur einen
Spferitod ieines Snbaltes berauben.
- @oloene &od5eit feierten sic @be=
leute Saul @remer un6 Sra1 @elene,
geb. @utmafer in &be6t.
8aDern.
Gin ungenannt iein mouen6er
8urger Mugsburg's bat 1ie
Mittel CUR @rtperb1ng ur6 @ie0er=
initanoiebung oes alten biitoriiden,
bon Slias Son erbauten @eberba1=
les unb CUR @ieoerinitan6iebung ser
ebemoligen Dominicaner e STRIDE ge=
itiftet. IS 6irfte iid um einige bun-
6erttaui ems Morf ban5eln. - Ser
Staot ct. Sngbert lit 6ie erbe=
tene 8etpiuigung gu Sen &orarbeiten
fit cine electriide @traBenbabn ct.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-07-04
9ie aIte &etmatb.
6annpbcr.

slU1kItVUC4>
Die Gbauffeure Ser M6lerlperfe, 6ie
Sen &raftmagemerfebr III Ser Staot
Sannoper beiorger, 1ino abermals
in Sen Musitan0 getreten, na6oem lie
Dor ca. 6 @pd,en na6 ei1em 14tagi=
gen 5treif Sic arbeit mieoer aufge=
nomnen batten. = @uf ser Sniel
8ornbolm feierte P. @regor S9litt,
.. S. &C., fem goloenes 0r6ensiu-
bildl1m. = SSn gm6en un6 in
Hemium, iomie in @reetitel un6 2ar=
relt mur6e gum eriten mal 6aS 2uft-
i6iff 3. 3 geiidtet. = Die @emeinoe=
bertretung bon Mieoerori6el
itimmte 6em @bidluB zines &ertrageS
NIT SEN Su0bar5er @raftmerfen ouf
2ieferung bon eleftrii der @nergie fir
2idt u11o &raft 5u. = Sic @beleute
2ebmonn aus 8 begingen bel iei=
tener @iitigfeit lire oiamantene &od=
5eit. 8. 1T pobl Ser ein5ige nod le<
hen6e 8elege ser friber audi in Dit
riesIan6 in bober @liitbe geiton6enen
@an6meberet.
Sl6enbnrg.
Sci Sen 6iesiabrigen 8rieitermei=
fen in Miinifer lit Sic Sbatiade auf>
gefanen, 1oB iia fein 016enbur-
g + nnter Sen Meugemeibten befan6.
Dieier san oiirfte mobl felt Sabr5ebn<
ten ni@t porgefommen iein, ga 6aS
0loenburger 2on6 ieinen 8e6arf an
Seeliorgern nidt nur itets rei@li6
oedt, ion6ern au@ nod &rieiter fit
@eitfalen unb &beinlan6 abgeben
fam. geri6ie6ene Ebeologen aus
Sl6enburg iin6 in SEN lebten Sabren
in sic nabe gelegene Dio5eie SSno=
briif iibergetreten, mo- INNER nod
8rietermangel lit. = Ginem 8efdlui=
ie 6es bieitgen @taatsminiitertums
3ufolge boben sic 6ur9 sic Maulz nn6
@la11enieu6e geiddbigten @iebbalter
erbebIide steuerab5iige 5ugebilligt err
balten. = Tim Sic 6ur6 sic itan6tge
Decimirung ser &et6efld6en 5uriidge<
gangene Smferei un6 5@af5uM gu
erneutem MufIiiben 5lt per6elfen, Bot
man i'm Mmmerlanoe bei9loiien, Sic
neuen Gbauiieen idmmtli6 NIT 2in6en
5u bepflan8en.
8effalen.
Gin idperes @emitter NIT S6nee
uno @ageli6lag ging unlan9it lber
einen Sbetl seq Souerlan6es nte6er.
@ierbei i6lug ser 81it in Sen 8abrif=
idornitein ser Sirma Sleeper & Seub<
ner in 0ro1sbugen, Ser umfiel
uno SEN Mrbeiter 8erg unter Sen
Sriimmern eri61ug. = Das Matur<
lpiiienidaftlide Mauiel,m in Sort
m Ii n 5, 6eiien ebrenamtli@er Setter
Brof. Dr. @einert lit, mur0e feierli6
er0ffnet. - COMMENCEMENT Sleit=
mann, gbrenbiirger Ser @taot
54merte, bat 6ieier, gum Mnoen<
fen at feline ber1t. @attin, cine nene
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Kinder Schreien
MACH FlETcHER'S
TO RIA
@nrttem6era.

s@ultbeiB 81. &ubn bon M0gg-
ltngen begging fem 25iabr. MmtS-
1ub1laum uno ste gleide Seier beginq
Sdultbeis @uriter bon @0t.- sic
altelte parttembergii@e 3eitung, sic
~ 1eolinger 3eitung" feierte
oas 200iabr. Subila1.m fires 8eite=
bens: = Ser ~8lutfreitog" in
@e1ngarten 5og aud oiesmal
m1eoer cine groBe @iIgeridaar aus
Nab nno 5ern an. Muf Dem @nier=
t1erbof erfolgte oie Mufteuunq ser
Tetter gum ~8lutritt", 5eren Bail
900 errei@te. Ser r9ieoerfran5"
IN &ottenburg feierte lein 80.
St1ttungsfeit. - Sn @aorqe=
NJ Il n . tpnroe sic %7oidbrige @ittue
elous bon einem 2aitautomobiI iIiber-
fabren nn6 tbr ser &opf bonn Stumble
9etrennt. gu Mi@elbod
brannte 6as @ilpert'i6e @ous an Ser
StraB BE na@ 2iebers6orf Of, in II IT,
terfif@bo& 6as @obngebale6e
oes S@reiners @9afer. - Ser Saith.
@e1eqenoerein &apemgbura bat
oaS @o16ene SS1biIaum ieines @eite-
benS gefeiert. = Sic sto6tqemein5e
&abenburg erbaut nit einem
&o1tenauftpan6e bon elmer boIbeu
Milion Marf @eb6u6e fir elm @nm-
1taitum ano cine @eilonitaIt.
@aben.
Cine i@arfe &lagc iiber gu itarfen
9ol5i4log I'M Sdmor5malo bat sic
@arlsruber &on6elsfammer erhoben.
8ol0 iin6 Sic Iebten 150iabriaen
S&lage beridpunoen un6 6amit Sic
ein5ig 6aiteben6e s@0nbeit oes
s&mor5tpaI6es. -0ie ootse &C.
meinoe 9in5beim un6 Sic Silior-
orte @o1ber ite1n, @%orfunq
1t11o Siefenan fins ol1rd einen
@ageli4lag i@mer beimgeiudt NOR
Den. Ser gr0Bte SbeiI ser @rnte
prtr0e bernidtet. - Sn @ies1od
begging ser Cantor inns @%eligiongleb<
rer Mdermann Iein 5Oidhriqes
9tenifjl1btlaum. = Sem 25iabriges
Dienitjubildum begging ToitpermaIter
Meibofer in 5@iIto@. - Ser
friibere 8urgermeiiter 81. s9mi6t in
% enfbeim bat gelbItmor6 BE-
gangen. - Sn @iIIingenf eier,
ten <oberbirgermeiiter 0iion6er II.
@attfn @ol6ene @od5eit. - 9urd
Seler 5eritort tplroen: Sic MEDIC
nti9e &ol5bearbeitungsitdtte bon s.
@ebringer in 9ungifetten; sic
bonn @libe g%etroffene Sdeune 6es
Gigorrenmaders Sod in g eulu f.
+ / nj iammt Stam unS S9uppen
6es 8ddermeiiters @uber; 6as Deco
nomiegebdu6e 6es Miib1enbeiiters
in III 5as 6aus
5es &iifers @eiger in ShIatt; 6os
bon 5 Samilien betpobnte Mntpeien
6es &oI5banoIers Mod in @a16-
r h; Sag Mnmeien seq bIin6en
8immermanns Sol. gbner in g o.
ge1bad, auf SEM Dahsberge.
0eiterreidt 11ngarr.
Bel SEN @emein6eratbstpobren lit
baben sic @briitlidtS o5ioIen,
oenen Sic liberalen nn6 io5ioI6emo-
frotiiden @egner monoteIang cine
"firdterli@e Mbrednung" %propbe5eit
bon SEN neu gu beieben6en IS
60 erbolten; sic So5ioI=
6emofroten boben 10, sic 2iberalen
5 ~errungen." Die gbriitli@=S o5ia-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-07-04
@beinpropin5

Die @enoiieni@aft ser @briitenie-
rinen aus GLADDEN. bat in 8euratb
cine nit elmer Observation-Disclosures
un6 elmer Sousarbeit= un6 &ausbal=
tungsi@ule fir ambulante &ranfen=
pflege perbun0ene @ie0erloiiung ge=
griinoet. - BUR @%rinnerung an Sen
i'm b. S. aus 6em Mmte gei9ie6ene11
Director auer clinii9en MnitaIten ser
staot Bonn, @ebeimratb Sriti@,
baben 6eiien S9iiler, Sreun6e ur6
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SSn 6ieien Sagen tbeurer 2ebens.


81 6ieien Sagen tbeurer 2ebens=
mitte1 lit cine Me0i5in, pel@e einen
Mann aus 6em 8ette mieoer auf sic
6ibe felt nn6 ibn fabig ma6t gu
arbeiten in Elm paar 5agen, Elm
m%ertbboues nnb tp%tufommenes Wit=
tel. Sobn @eatb, Mi9igan 8ar, @aI.,
botte Nieren= un6 8lafen-Erubel, NOR
auf's 8ett a%ngepieien urt6 unf6big,
obne &ulfe ii@ 5u 6reben. Sd be-
folgte Sen @ebrau@ bon Solep Mieren=
Bilen un6 fam getroit iager, 6nB ib
iofort befreit mar" Sein 8eilpieI lit
mertb, befolgt 5u tper0en. Molitor
Drug 60.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-07-04

81. SO. Moion, Elm Sarmer 1tabe g.
raan, Me., tpar i@limm 6ur9 &uiten-
&%beumatismats berfriippelt, ser ent-
itor6 aus l1rinida1re in ieinem BIute.
u6oIep @%ierenpinen better, mid boil
itan6ig u16 be%ieitigten 5oblrei@e
idmar5e Gleden, sic mir i11rter Dor
Mugen >uaren! 5olep Mierenpinen
loien Die urinid,tre an6 fin6 pirf.
fam fit mannigfade Mrter bon sgabbea1
matisrnl.s. MoIitor 9rug 60.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-07-04

i%tesfranfte 6rau Sbiemanr NIT @e=
troleum uno ieBte 5orn lire &lei6ung
in @ran5. Mls Ma9born eridiene11,
fan0en iie sic 6rau bereits b0nig Der
foblt Dor.