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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-05-23
FOUNTAIN CITY

FOUNTAIN CITY. May 23.-Mr.
George Keever of Detroit, Mich, is
visiting friends and relatives.
Mrs. Will Davis and Mrs. D. Will
liams spent Wednesday with friends
in Lynn.
The Rev Livengood will deliver the
Memorial address at the Christian
church Sunday. May %.
Mrs. Harry Wooters, of Columbus,
O., is the guest of Richard Wooters
end family.
Doctor gChenoweth, of Lynn, who
some years ago had branch office
here was buried at Lynn Thursday.
He wasraa brcther-of J. B. Chenoweth.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. e. Fulghum have
been in Newport, Ky, for more than
a week visiting the latter's daughter
Mrs Walter Faber..
o. w. Clark, was called to Carmel
brother-in-law, eDeniis Roberts.
John Shoemaker and Paul Schroe
der are on the sick list.
The Red Men are giving a basket
supper at the Red Mems Hall, Satur
day evening.
Mr.. Richard Wooters and family are
entertaining Mrs. Sam Taylor and
Mrs. David Taylor this week.
Mrs. Harriet Keever is away ON a
visit to. her son. Parker Bogue, at
Huntsville.
The Christian Endeavor members
had a pleasant ray wagon ride Tues
day evening to the home of Olive
Hunt There they spent a social time.
Light refreshments were served
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-05-23

the place of the greatest thing of all
love.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-05-23
AH1uSen1e1tS
At the Murray.

At the Murray.
Week May 19-"The Man on the
Box"
At the Coliseum.
Friday, May 23-Concert.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-05-23
MANY n. R. H.S' ON
STREETS OF BERLIN
Royal Personages to Attend
Wedding of Princess Vic
toria Luise.

Following are some interesting
facts about the house of Cumber-
land, into which the Princess Vic
toria Luise, will be married tomor-
row:
The prince of Cumberland is
both German and English.
He is a greatgrandson of King
George III of Great Britain. His
grandfather was brother of Queen
Victoria of England, they both hav-
ing been children of George III.
In the even of the failure of sue
cession of present heirs to the
throne of England it would prob
ably be the present Duke of Cum
berland, or in the event of his
death, the Prince of Cumberland
who would succeed to the throne,
because of their descent from King
George.
The arms of the House of Cum
berland are almost similar to those
of the royal family of Great Brit
ain.
The Duke of Cumberland is a
Prince of Great Britain, a general
of the British army and a Colonel
in the Austrian army.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-05-23

BERLIN, May 23.-Big and little
nonarchs, royal dukes and fair ladies
are as common as pebbles upon the
streets of Berlin today Every once in
while royal equipage, with an escort
Of the soldiery of some foreign nation,
rolls past in the street and the natives
pause to stare and comment upon H.
r. II. Somebody or other or the Duke
of Something All are here to attend
tomorrow the wedding of Princess
Victoria Uuise, the only daughter of
the Kaiser and Prince Ernst of Cum
berland, son of the Duke of Cumber-
land and prince of Great Britain.
1t is practically impossible to obtain
accommodations at first class hotel
today because of the crowds that have
come to Berlin from all parts of the
Empire and from abroad and from va
rious parts of Europe. Even some of
the royal guests have been quartered
at hotels because of the fact that there
was not room enough at the Palace
where it had been planned to quarter
some of the more distinguished visit
Ors.
AS a matter of fact the celebration
of the wedding started several days
ago, with a most elaborate evening of
opera. On Friday state banquet was
held at which all of the impressive
appearing diplomats here as attend
ants upon the parties of their royal
masters were present. Tomorrow the
actual ceremony will be performed,
and Victoria Luise 7Adelheid Methilde
Charlotte Hohenzollern, Princess of
Prussia and Ernest August Chretien
George of Vrunswick-Lunebour the
House of Guelph, descendant of George
III of Great Britain and great grand
son of Queen Victoria of England will
become one.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-05-23
Real Malt and Hop Beer at
III Cents q Gallon Rsmsmesr ms

not imitation beer-brt yssi Gsv,nas stls LsxS
hesy rszSe AZ select Barley Malf ssd the kssf Hoes.
Beer OF hne. natural color - topped with rich.
creamy foam. Bees with snap ard sparkie-clear
and pure can oe-wifh life and health IN every
drop. As8 fhe faSte-oE. deicionSf
Johann Hofmeister Laser Beer Extract 10
guaranteed under the T.. :. FScd and Drugs
Act. Serial No. o-i7. No license needed any
where TO make yous own beer with this pure
tract. Get OF IL today. follow the simple
instructons-then YOU know why krsspev- ksey
BE- sold shere rssSasry has keen sn.yedes<
soc can makes 5 10 allo.s Of bee.
Use can makes 7lsallen. Of k~er.
Sold by iDrusgists. sor sen, direct prepaid
upon receipss"f ,srise .esthes Sizel sY JeAs..
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-05-23

You can now brew your own oecr-bess yca
ever tAseed-easily. cheSp'y. right IN your own
home With Johann Hofmeister Beer Extract
anyone can make the same high quality lager
beer that has been made IN Germany for aSes-
In the same honsSt. olc-faShaonNd way Beer
that's tasty, wholesome. satisfying every
member of the family VIII surely be delighted
with il. Better beer than you can buy in saloons
8 crztS a aHzrT-a lxs.fs ossrr a AaI erur a elsxx
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-05-23

young and old, particularly women. 1t
shows that men must not be blindly
that a girl must use her head
as we'll as her heart, and that all the
pretty things in the world can not take
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-05-23
"The Man on the Box"

With the performances tonight, to-
morrow afternoon and night the Fran
els Sayles players will close one of
the biggest weeks since they have
been at the Murray. THE Man on the
Box" is proving an excellent Offering,
and each member of the company is
seen to good advantage.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-05-23
Murrette.

into the North is the subject of
the feature picture at the Murrette to-
day, the story of which relates to the
robbery of the Fourth National bank
of Minneapolis, which actually oc-
Cured a number of years ago when
the James boys and their cousins, the
pictures show how an innocent man is
convicted, sent to prison, and after
years of hardships is set free and the
guilty man on his deathbed makes a
confession, which sets all things right
A story of more than ordinary inter-
est. The Black Hand" will also be
shown.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-05-23
"The Wolf.

The Wolf" which will be the offer
ing of the Francis Sayles players at
the Murray all next week, tells
story that is said to be intensely in
teresting to men and women, both
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-05-23
Palace.

Palace.
Having secured the exclusive priv
ilege for Mutual film service in Rich
mond, the Palace now offers three
reels a day of KayBee, Broncho, Key
stone and other top-notch makes of
films Today THE Kiss" an Ameri-
can drama of the California back
woods, and a Solax, The Man in the
Sickroom," with a good comedy to
cheer, make up an unusually good pro-
gram.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-05-23
MASONIC CALENDAR

Friday, May 2s.-King solomon's
Chapter, No. 4, r. A. NJ. Called meet
ing; work in Past and Most Excellent
Masters degrees.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-04-18

3~isrung tragen Die 6reiten &ermel.
dufIhldQe. unter U;,1en bic 3lemli6
tpeiten Msrmel tin penjg ein8e3o9en
Ilno. Die i'm @alffertnotea per-
tniipfte &rarpatte tam aus Geioe
ooer d6nIi6em Gtoii sefsrti9t tpsr.
oen.
tin tijbT6es HaAmjttagstIeio aus
6auqiereno1g 5ai1e Sei0e elmer
81 T6onIteR Gei9enitoife, 0ie e5 9ibt
- lit i'm lcBten sire G5ig. 81 odr=
ae1telt. Die G13Hhe:t neg Stoifc3
Ilriht lei Sem t.nfoten. ater graz
5j0Ien G6nitt fjc fiji icl5er. Die
9l4Ie ThlieBt Iar51 i6er Der 8ruIt
uno 3riTAen 3csj ismalsn 3eoer5,
sic etenIo pie Der ®en un0 Die
4srmelnronIAetten aus ountIerer:
@t.o8itofi qefertiat Tino, tritt cine
i6male meTte aas qeIaltetem Reg
toll gu 9oQe. Ger iibernus einIds
dc Rod bat ieinen S6luB Qeraoc
an Ser Tront ferunter, 0urd 0an
6ut aus 0onf un0 Seioe lit eine
Qfaueufeoer QeItedt. oeren ifilern-
DEN Tdr5en nit ser oes &IeioItofie8
barmonieren.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-04-18
Tentidles Eclcinnfcnmcicn

gu elmer DIFFERENTIATION Der teIes
qrOpbiihen Ra6ridtenii5ermittlung
BAT flo in ijugIttr l3eit nsbtn Den
s5.051 &ilomster 9a6elldnQe. Die pon
oer oeutihen 5nou'trte herleiteQt iiu0
uno oon osatidea GeieLit4Ften be-
trje6sn tperAn. Die Gntipitlunq Der
r1oioattipen Geographic gei:lt. Die
Gelefuntenqeft1i6aft in Berlin Rat
mGhren0 0sr leBten W(onate in Der
bir0unq nit ser DeutIG)en 8etrief8s
QeieQIhdft fir orohttoie Geographic
cine Reibe ntuer Gtdtioren sin9erihs
let fir TampTer ser @dmburq s2(mss
rita 2init, ne5 Nor0oeutihen Qlono.
Ser 0amburQe : characterization
DdmpferQeieaiha it pn0 fir Die J;utz
Idle OitoFrita 2inis.
Geit 0em I. Ottoter 1912 Itn0
Gtotionen tn 9etrieb geiebt ii, gre5s
Ian. 2dibdt, Wdorio. Gaoi3, Nmbon
(Hje0ertGnojia Suoienl. Ripera
(llruQuon) g}ed 0eneu uno 9eraQeo
(@rietenIanal. MptaIi, Snfants Siaz
bel uno Gpromaeura in Sponien.
Observation-Disclosures fins in iiinQiter
,3ejt qelieIsrt fir Ole 0dniffe. Qriefliz
ite. oiterrejdiIhe unb ruiijIde Ma
rine. Die 0etrie589eieIIihoFt 5GbIt
sin 9eamttnpsrIonal pon 264 Stop
fen, inter osrsn Ola GelegrdpbiIten
un0 Mntpdrter, IS Wonteure uno ted
niIfe 6ilfsorteiter, 4 2e6rer. 4 Sn@
'pettoren ur0 | 5%n0enieur limb. Geit
@eQinn .. :. lit in 8remerbupen fir
Sic @e'tQIdaft cine SsIegrdpb;Itens
itule einQertcattt. Die pom 81 Edit
Tern btIutt riro. Sn'tdIlctionsirs
Qeaiture u.i0 ~etn;ttr Ser @eiens
lhoft firo carer in europa in NIien,
NIritu. Nmeritu. Nuitralisn, Neus
GseIuro ans Ser Siioiee tdtiq.
Die Reiaytjttn fir Sen Sdiffss
pertthy b|stra5cu Bel Sen StfFien'
&diIer @iItam otr Grobs $3.50 9i-
Iomcter. @c-lin $500 &ilometer.
WicItte 4Goa Qilometsr. WoitinQ.
ton 1850 SI.ometer. Vrin5 EiteI
6rie0ridl 3-fa Gj!or,ttsr.
Sin QrcEe- Gtil ser GrNoh,rfId6e
miro bitrnoA ron ben osutif1eu Giuz
rid)tur1en ttgeit$ umipdnut. SIRE
reitere NGsEhnurs uno @srpoaz
ionmnuns Il, lei Dem unau@QeieBten
Eoriltrit; A<r Mutit1en GIettrpte6s
nil auftr Sae;ieI. S%eoenfdls tper-
Sen oieic 1aytitritts oer @erbeTss
run9 0,4 %tritbrs Spiiher Sem
W}uttty,onN .n0 BEN otutiden San.
Bel in ojlty 4slt aubeyoroentIia mug
tdr iejn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-04-18

gelsbIuen uuo t,i9t anitdtt iarer -
UNI bod audi oas 0efdqi9e an 0el
iebiaen Wo0e herpor3u6esen - iee'
kIbi6e Ioie C%berfuuen. Iogsndnntf
8tites o~irectoires, bic i'm Huttr
leiht onlisaen0, porn 3.erli9 gera0l
ur6 loie Ge~ra6falen. Die nenit
EmFanqreide. febr beaueme 5ruQ
~iafrs6iGe 0ffntt 10 uber eiHem ne
aenar.iqen 6al5mie0er, Oas in 6dr
81 un0 StofF nit Dem iebr bohen
pei6en umls9stra9en uno Dem oef
Wlantel p5Qig un%fdumenoen loier
QuTi6laa u6srsiuitimmt. W(an fer.
tlot Tolte 0irectoire-Saten (eigenf
llh manteletsJ aus Qtlds. aus Gia'
riertem 9aft ODER aus C~tarmsuIe,
uno manufacturer Die 3iemli6 reIten
gera0en Q,rmsl nit Gem Snnsn'
beam. aragen. Ino umI6la9itofT.
0as Wio0eq ~unieres erite1 9il0e3
(75iq. y 1T Qeei9net fur IN &Ie,o
aug lei6ier 6rubja6rsIeire o0er ii
rem Stoff ME Gpon9e mo oerJleis
ben. Der aufgeieBte 9oroerteil Der
9luIe bat eineu Gini6nitt, bur6
nel6en f6tinbar Die Gnoen einer
Gpibenriiihe tretes. Die ais Jortie;s
3un9 zines GpiBentrogens erideinen
,onren. Dieiss aleio niroe fiji
fe6r 6Ibi6 ausnebmen. tptnn es aus
n~aturIur6iqer Qongf= ooer S6unz
trnq Seioe, bic tleinen Sdlsifttn,
rel6e ote 8luie uno Qermel oer3ies
ren. aus gol05raunem 4.Ids g.ftrs
t,Qt pur0en. mdbren0 oie Spibe a~i
Grdqen un0 oen Observation-Disclosures
cine rei6e Gcru 6arbe 6ab.n
puroe, Der oo3u pafenoe 6ut aus
noturiarbigem Strob bat cine SrOue
aus gslb,r Stolen, nit Sdleif.n aus
fraunem QtlQs.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-04-18

cie Gin folder I'M n56Fca @jI>s
(Fta. 3 i'i33iert TT, ITO beIon1us
tItioidm fir iunqe Md0Hcr. sic
eoFen Der alcm ittr gut gu 5oil
Iaar,lsioern. Ticie ntucIten rvacpr@
Inn au@ l. fcinen Stroh ecitrtiut.
ocb liz III jyetno ems ttli1aiot foyrj
ae5c0tn wrrocn t5rHta. Wei un'tre1
g.>el woyot itinc9 it'pay}ts Styoa
prrrcanat NIT NrontnbanN uno Gin
f1'Iure lu@ SAINT 0ie ,in5jae an.
aere Gotuitur tjI0ct Gin ourGl tar
Ten CCab; auiytht 9tbdltencs Stltj.
f%tneooz aus ntibtm GUu.
Td2 rihfc &lcjo GfjQ. a 1T Elm
Sommcr'leio fir Elm Itt3thnidbri
5e@ madden unO in Gus }roIttarenT
Crepe atfeyii9t. Hl5 9eIdB trryNct
G;rejitu nor teitjttcm Crepe pevs
oonNt. Die Stj6erti Tam IN @t3
o0er iartlQ dusQtiiihrt reroer. Cine
.trti.e Fal.c ouf ser @lu't ru', tintn
&olcro S''ttt b,ypoy. otr noh or.
boht piyN Nuyh Zen iamdlen Rauos
ltiaB ans btitjdtem Grtpe. iutiher
nit Nem Rdnoe parallel lduft. Den
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~ 90
Suattr.

Der 8ouberneurspulo II
in Ma0rd8 puroe our4 2ermiten
gum Ginitur3 gebro6t.
Sn . 0bmen bat mar fir bas
Bort .betteln" Sen bibi6en Nus
orut nauf Die @iite gefen".
Der berii 3 mite botuniI6 e
8artsn BON 9uiten3org bat einen
6ldfenrdum DON $50 Ncres.
Der Sflcm perbietet lei.
nen MnbGngcrn, rag 0oIo ola
Stnud unO erlaubt ibnen nur Oo5
Sil6sr.
5eoer ein3eIne 6tetn ser
Groben Pro3eIfionstraBe 4ibur =
G6ohu in 8d6njon tru8 cine Meibs
inlarift.
Sn TIensburQ feItimmt man
sic 9(ten0ItunOen nah Dem Eeetrinz
ten: @or oem See, gum Zee, naA
Dem See.
Sn oem 2o1Otri6 3rpiiAen
@ictoriu uro 8i6on0i Ietrdqt Die
i3brlibe 9egtnmenQe 3niiAen u bis
Il N,ettr.
Som Il einmaI me6r ais 40
Gage lang %poltommen unbepobnt Qes
meIeu. 0a5 mar nd6 Der Groberun1
ourh 5otiI1.
Die BARRIER p~er3e6rter i'm
N1hr, 1910 10 173 n1ehr C6ofe.
7402 mebr 9dl6er, 7047 me6r @ino>
tieb un0 21,717 mebr Sdmelne olS
i'm Sabre 1911.
81 Ser 81 oI6te auf bem Del
fer9e ipuroe friGer t~peniQItens elm
rial i'm Sabre, ON Sage BON Gbriiti
9immeIfabrt, Meiie gelefen.
Die Snou It rtebalte ser
Gbicagpcr QusItequng mar ods or0b=
t. Gin3eIgebduoe Der 0elt; tie be0etz
te 1913 400 Guaoratmeter.
Sci qroBen 3reibia9oen in
Nu'tralien bat man ouf einem Ser
litorium BON $500 bis 1000 Mcres
on 50 900 &dnaurubs erIe1t.
Guar3 lam nur in Srioium=
9cfoBen 9eidmol8en iperben. neil Bic
ie aqein Die erforberlihe Ssmpera=
tur bon 1850 @rob ausbdlten.
Die 9ro3tffipn. oie Qiu8
IN. 1867 am Qeterstaqe abbielt.
iror Ste 9r0Bte unh qlan3poGits all
Ter Soften. Sic onuerte 3tpei Stunz
0tn.
SIM eutf6sfrdn30fif6e
Trisqe 1870-71, Der iefs Wouute
oduerte. bat ieo.r oeutife Snfanteriit
rnrditnittIid insgsiamt SO S6uB
9erfeuert.
Gr3ber3oo Seroinano.
Ger oiterrei6ii6e 3bronfoI0er, bat
cuf Dem linten arm einen 0rufen
eintdtomiert. Die 0roseour erFors
hertz 81 900 Gtife.
Im s Sttober 1879 fdno
Gie 0ermihIunc oes eIfid6riQen Orb
ptin3sn BON NoTau=S aar6riit nit
oer Iiebsn Sabre Gltereu Qrin3tTin
rpr Wontbarrn itntt.
Die arttnrtihfe Siers
fdmiIit 1T Die oer Safer. man tennt
jcBt beyeits runo 10000 pcritieoe
.le 4rtcn. Tapon I,ben in GeutIas
tano oQtin etrpd 1900 2(rten.
0srertt 0sutfte. be- mad
Sibirien lam. mar Elm Gr3t 7i.oIer,
FER 1907 oortbin nom ,3ar,n WdiIiIn
Gtui3tn osrItitt tpuroe. reiI CT sts
len Ge1nsr Res 3dren nitt per8ifs
ten ro1te.
0aS preuBif6e 6errtrs
taus mat1te iih itintri,its 1863)
rcn SpoB in Sic 8ommiFion CUR
&tvatgnl Ser Tjfterti CrNrunu nie
"trrsn heriro !. Gl6b. pon GaIul
cnN ccu >30nN:r gu rdtItn.
Cas Saparse inter sen re-
atIa II suntiit MIST ~S6~uB" I'M
atrcotnIiten Slime. a.io o,n uufe1
~ytse.a1eyt. iorosrr 0it 5@,rar}fdra
tnnQ II oub rrohl msit ei,: 7SoIac
csa @@refe,ae7dite$ Ser ccn1 9agsI
cbaeitoRen.n 0ort'elen
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-04-18

porn befin6li6en S8luB Der 8luis
l1.o beg Rod.s bil0en gsbdtelte
Snopfe. Der RCD lit unten auf je~
Der Seite gsihliBt uno nit Den
&n0pfen uno Der Stiderei nsr5iert.
0as fir Den GtraBengebraud be-
Jimmie &inoertleio4en BEG nd4iter
8iloes Gig. 81 1T aus OuntsI6lauer
Gerge eefertigt, ndbreno fir Sra.
gen, Observation-Disclosures uno Gurtsl
Gin Seioenitoff in matter bIuuer
5arbe perpanot tpuroe. Nud tann
bas al.ioden fehr porteithaft aus
irgeno etnem pdi66orsn Stoff 6srs
q.IteQt psroen. Ter S6nitt 1T i'm
Stil Der rufiIfen BLUE 9.balten.
nit S6ulterItreifsn, Die nit &n0pz
fen beieBt iino. DisieI6e 8nopfOsrz
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-04-18
Die Moor.

Cint ser pislen G~igenartsn Der
~6iesidbriqtn 6ribjabrsmooe III Die,
oaB mar gu sen 6chele9onten
0a6mittaqsflei0,rn p,ridisoenarti8e
Giirtsli4drpen trdgt, bic aud an
ben S6nei0ertoitUmen uno an Den
@eI,Qihaftsroben cine 3ole i%pieIen.
G.nO 0ie S6drpen, osren 9dnae uno
@r.its Dom perionli6en Gtihmdt
afhGrqen. aug Dem St0ff beg an
3uq.s, 10 peroen ie nit idmalen
pel3ftreifen, audi nit GpiBen. biels
fa6 golos ooer iiI6ergsitidt, ums
ldumt, an sen unteren Gnoen ents
r9e0er 6efruu3t ooer aud in elmer be-
5hperenoen Guaite 3uiammsnaenoms
men. 66Grpen aus Qibertp in bel
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len Ttrahtenoen Jarbsr. oeren W}otss
rial in 0ruppen BON ihmaltn
Gd~n9sfalten QeIsgt. in Die Canoe
oGer Ole 9reite ourhpes geialtt.
ooer Qs6auItt, aud nit 4uifer 3W;.
itsr GtoiTipaIteu Q,3itrt miro. pat
len 3u e~iHiorbiqeu 1riibla6rstlejoeCr.
OrientaliIde, itbr breite, peidc Sri
GeuiAdrpen in Sen Iebbdiieite0
GhdttieruuQen umtrit:ln Die @sIto,,
in brsiten Q1Qtn bis CUR 8uIte FIN
uuf uno biz i6er sic 0uiten 6inab.
tra6ren0 Die Gn0sn porn lois per-
ri lunqcu b~erabfaQen. 8oidoeren.
fddrpen Jus perlens lno litter
Gurhmirtter G~eioena1,s unteritrsis
den Die moocrrs 9}ejgunQ oes porn
6chen. riidiejtiQ iehr ,isIen. isjtliM
Qd6rdQten @iirteliAluHe3. ooer um
rinoen. pon BEN Stuttcyn ousees
Geno. isitlib aetnotet. Die @eit1lt.
Dor oeu Qdanta'ieiAdrpen bis ~
0en fihumantj1eu lit rur Gin
G6ritt; mai trdqt Nitle je3: Hot}
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-04-18

aus Rauhnerf. meiIt aus GbjnhiI1
pitl'at aus reln;peiBem 0srmelIn
ltBterer miro nit osn ilelnen onnt
len Sfnrdn3hen, oje auf eiucm re
p>rIttn breitfH S%pjBtnpoIan. ruben
umfrun5t un0 an e~rlteycr leBt mar
germ 0olGipiBen o0sr aua3 QoIoQe
itidte periiIdt Seiotnborteu 81. mi
Der 3unthmenoen Wdrms e%utftrn
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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-04-18

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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-04-18

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Delaware City press. (Delaware City, Del.) 1913-19??, 1913-08-29
Eliminate, Conquer or
Alter Aeroplane Dangers
By A. H. BARRows. Chicago

which many
develop something aeronaucs regardless of the fundamental
cps But to those who familiar with the problem each fatality and
each failure has shown that something that exists in the development
today must either be eliminated altered or conquered.
First fatality laid to the gysocopc condition existing the
mechanism of the machine Then another blamed the loss of
control through conditions of the atmosphere something breaking But
let take the bull by the horns and what done either em
nate alter conquer these dangers.
Gyroscopc force is hard thing eliminate practically Nevehe
hess its action be relied and governed For several months the
writer has roscop force generated within aeropane to
be only neutral but utilized advantage sabng the machine
Atmospheric conditions currents the air cannot be eliminated
altered They have been conquered possible But since also they
their unknown until felt Future efforts
will be to produce controlling system which in turn will be controlled
by device which responds the elements when their power exceeds that
of the acceptance thereby utilizing advantage that which cannot
conquer by force
There has been wonderful development in aviation for the short time
the first successful flights and there remain problems
solved perfect the science standard of safety that the writer believes
the pessimc attitude taken by the public regarding the future value
of the aeropane is unjust to the extreme
Do not condemn that do not understand Study it
Become familiar with and perhaps who the most keptca
today will be instrumental in solving the problem that will
last step placing the science valuable commercial basis
Delaware City press. (Delaware City, Del.) 1913-19??, 1913-08-29
Impressions Received by
Human Mind in Infancy
BY RICHARD STEELE, London. Eng.

born is to be taken away by any future application
We that old better able remember things which befe
us in distant youth than the of later For this
reason that the of strong and
themselves Immediately this Office
unhappy deaths are what most apt to LAMENT little able
to make Indifferent when thing happens though
happen Thus under life and bewa those
from IT, Every object that
passions according the circumstances of their departure Who
have lived and serious hour reflect upon gay
and agreeable that might long have hourd the
and not join with the mpons the aheress
yant whose ambition they fell sacrifices? But gallant who
cut of by the sword rather veneaon than pity
gather relief enough from their
evil which approached with much heerfuness
much honor But when thoughts great parts
of life such instead amenng
to give death to those from whom they had the fortune
when let thoughts wander from such noble
slider the havoc which made the innocent
with unmixed ones and possesses all once
Delaware City press. (Delaware City, Del.) 1913-19??, 1913-08-29

The traditional mealbag with a
string tied around the middle had its
exempliiication in the dusky damsel
who was hailed before Police Justice
Stein on a charge of disturbing the
peace. From the back there was no
installing the race from which she
came. The moment her face turned
into view change was wrought, all
the articles of professional beauty
doctor and an ambitious amateur lib.
orally supplied with rouge and other
toilet accessories making themselves
apparent in an evident attempt to
conceal the fact that she was OF
Ethiopian extraction It was a wild
tale of domestic disorder and carous.
ing to which the justice listened. AT
its conclusion he turned to the pris
oner and asked what she had to say
for herself.
Now, look heah Judge" exploded
the much powdered defendant. Abs
not neah so bad as Abs painted"
And even Justice Stein Joined In
the laugh that followed.-Deroit
Free Press