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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-03
8rokartiger Gmpfang
Wuroe seiteru ben Gtiei. uno Ie.
partsment Commanders Der
u. U. 9t. su She'll.

gu G6ren oes Commanders in Chief
ber q. u. st., Gen. Waibinston 9arbz
ner, iotpie beg 9spartements gom=
manoers BON Sbio. Sen. 90. 81. Warz
nod, fanb geitern 4bsnD unter ben 4uz
fpisIsn Der bieiigsn q. u. 81. poiten
uno anberer patriotifher Srganilatios
lifn Elm sldnsenoer Gmpfans itatt, Der
iih in Der feitlih sefhmidten memos
riulT6oae, an Der glm Strabs, abz
Ipielte. On benz gmpfans reibte fif
cine Yerfammluns, 5u tpelher aud
oas aasemsine pu6litum eingelaben
nnb fir Die Elm uuberOrDentli1 reid
hnltiges prosramm aufseitellt fDorben
mar. Gls 5uuptreoner funsirte grs
&euatDr 5. .. Gorater, Der in 3iinbene
IN 0srtsn sss srobsn 1aoe bs3 Hlr'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-03
Eloenburaer gerein.

Seuie @benb S ubr finbei bic rsasImafia
uIpH0tlihe gserfammllng pes EInen5ufgeE gcr
Stris fiaif IN nieier 3eriammiurls tperben ei
nenen Heamfsn eripdbIi aae Ws:eIiensr f.nl
hofli6it eriu6i sH erfdsinea
Sos. grinfmunn. nrif,
Sentb aafeH. Efsr. j.
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GAiMs ssstb bridbtea.

Rem yori. 2. DEG. Qtbgea.:
.guiitonia" mad, GiutrpoOl; .Waopn.
ma mad Marieillt; .aronprinssiIin
geeilie. nnh Bremen; ~Nneono" na9
Reapel; ~9aeonio" nah Qeaptl.
Ansei.:: .uniieb GiItes" BON SO.
penbassn; .ariitianiafioro" BON 8sr.
gen.
9oitOn. 4gnst.: r5sipsrian4 bon
Olnsson.
portIanb. abs.: .ganaba4 mad
aiperpooI.
9omburg. glngsf.: ,am.riso-
bon Htlp Dort; .preiiDtHt Grant BON
Rsn Dori.
1remtn. Anget.:: .GroEer Rur.
fiirf" bon Ntm Vor!.
Reopel. anget.: ~Glepelanb. BON
TEN BORT.
aiDerpool. 4bgea.: .arabiss
ndd Bolton.
Ghaliipielerin. Limb menn ia III
o0Tiinls eiHen stcrb geBeben bdttef~
Gatte: sd slalibe. i'd tdtte mid
urnoebr1mt.
- ~&m Jon bisHen Deimb,iB 6dtts
! mir ssGmtli& ui4D geI&obsk :
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lluim @anfing &, Sapina GD.

9m Mpntaa fanb Die 0irettoren.
tpabl in Der llnitp gdntinu &c Saping
So. 'tatt. Die folnpnbes Reiultat bate:
e. Geo. cSuna. ss. 6. Gmmert, RihoIas
0ieb!. Gbas. +. 9Dttbeim, Gotraro
Waauer, 8. 80. Mtsisr, 9eter Rulls
mann, cSoIeph 8attus, Sront W. 5cls,
gilbert 8pbe, Oscar %. WluQer, Go.
8fleoer, Mm. Miler, SEQ. Gattenborr
unb fSrant 6egner.
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8eiuh: $50 lit oenn Sbrs so9tsr
GIie2"
Die 1T bieien Qusenblid nit 5srrn
Meper in bic Duntsltammer gegans
gen ...
,Sn bic Dunfeltamner al, nun
aebt mir Elm 2iht auf."
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Musldnoifde gtadrtdbte1s

msr Nnbern eine Cru
BE ardtt. Die itrenae 9ur6Fiih.
rana Der Brobibitionsceiese i'm
Steate Maine &c. neuerbings unier
Denieuiaen, bic bisber troB Der Mufz
!er.Wsseiniaunaen niht au De.burften
houhten. einen ghrsi Der gntriiituns
be1sorasSufsn uno 5way untsr ben
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Grau fiidbt gs0fbe inS Saus su Hetmen Slaa
saHnsei. 22s -. slnoian Cir.
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Z. 9. 8. i.
Tie Mliialieoer hsr snniboIht Qoae 274, z
G, 6. g.. iinb biermii freunbfibsi srfunl. nni
Wifiroh, ben 3. Tesembef. red! 5ahreit 5ar
AerfnrlIrInna sa etffeineH, iaoem bic ssGhl bsr
Sroes s8ennten,. fcfple bic 25ntl Der SeauieH
ber ecge fiaititnbei.
5ac. TbeobaIb. Oh. miiir.
Gcnr. Grnger Gefreinr 2o3
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3 r u. um oas Ihedter su reiniarH im Crpbe.
M Ibfaier S1ainni sius. Nsau frGae nach
W,te. sseber. 34s
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Wdbheu far alieemetne Sansnrbeii; cute
@ielurn uno slies S,stni. $3.50 Gpooreo
ubs., Snbe 8arf. bps
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-14
UNCLE DUD TELLS COLONEL RUN PANAMA
CANVAS TIE COLONEL IS SIMPLY OVERWHELMED

point, IL Will be permitted 10
come within the dos>fuctlvo
zone Of the balloon. which, al
tho proper moment. will leap
Into the air from Ito hiding
place. soar 10 the exact height Of
the attacking breeze buggy, and
have VI deadly charge ignited
by an electric spark.
A this plan gradually soaked iu.
TO tho giant mind OF my illustrlons
listener, his enthusiasm became
boundlor8
MY dear bud. said he. Ia n chok.
Ing voice. you have lifted the final
burden from my aching shoulders.
The balance Is simple clnch :
What can do for YOU
Cory sketched me in the magnani-
nous pose assumed as begged the
colonel not 10 mention II.
We left the colonel IN n condition
OF partial stIpcfaction. our innate
modeaty seemed wellnigh incompre-
hensible TO him,
Fortified az he now r. by our trlf-
ling suggestions and assurances of
future counsel We feel justified in
assuring the general public that the
canal project In IA perfectly safe
hands with Col Cocktails at the
head OF the commission.
UNCLE DUD"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-14
By the Junior Office Boy

n y. march II lots of Kids sees
their old man start ont With bis
dinner buckit IN the morning. and
they says, gee. wish my pa was
ri,ch.
they thlnk Il would be pretty
swell n the old man had a couple
lot milyen dollers. and they could
ride In a automobeel and have Ice
cream for dinner every day
then they wouldent never have
20 go 20 work themselves. and they
would have a nice long happy life
that's what they thlnk
some OF them Kids better take
q look NJ what happened 10 irving
y childs. and then have anuther
blink
bis pa got rich out q tin roofs.
and when be died he left sevrai
milyan dollers
rving WIS Just a yuug KID then
but he got a blk Allowance. and he
begun 20 find out what a yunE man
could do with n bunch OF money
along broadway
by the time ne was 81 he was
hitting up a pretty good clip
then he begun 90 draw 100000
do'iers a year from the estate. and
from that time on he didcnt touch
nothing only the high spots
one reckless thing De done was
10 get married, bot 90 dldent take
In about year bis wife sued
for a diverse. because her husbands
chorus gerl trends took mp 80 mulch
of hl time that ha dileut have
19na left for her
she got 700 doilsrs month
aHimoney. and irving went on his
merry way IN the white lite dis
fdckt
Just for fun he got hisself ap-
pointed a deputy sheriff.
be had a diamond studied badge
made that cost 5000 doilers. and he
used 10 pay fellers 100 dollers a
throw 20 let him arrest them
when he was 70 he got TOO 1000
doilers 90 one chunk
and 10 Just about q year they
buried him
a ritch father IL about the worst
misfortune most fellers can have,
lB tho way 70 strikes me.
iohny
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-14
BY "Uncle Dud'

We have finally found time "a &C.
cord an interview 60 Col Gocthaia
Ho was naturally Erauncd. real.
ifing IA he does. the uXtont and
urscucy Of cur CORRESPONDENTS
ty our inimitable kndlinesa OF
manner We soon succeeded Ia get
ting he colonel quite az his ease.
lt would seem that he rather
dreaded the results OF our lnvea.
legations along the ditch. SO our a..
sureucus 60 tue effect that. la many
respects we could have done no
better ourselves. seemed % afford
him instant relief. aud Il was no
time before We we're chatting like
old pals
Corr skotehcd him from llfc as
! unloldvd a few casual suggestions
for ohvlating further threatened
slides al the Culohra Cut. and Il viii
De seen by the expression 81 ant.
mated lntereat depicted in tho ac.
companymg illustrations that the
great man listened TO my gems OF
suggestion with GREATNESS interest.
u 10 simple Uatter--thls
plan % mine---ior the solution
o. the slide problem. All that
10 necessary ia 60 dig another
canal parallelinn the present
one on the other side o. Gold
hill. and then toppie tho Hill
over backwards into the new
cut.
The colonel wanted 20 summon
his entire staff 81 engineers In or.
der that they might set the lnsplra.
uon from me flrsthand. so Ia
speak. but ! positively refused 10
take any prominent stand IN the
matter. az | would never forgive
myself should a thoughtless act OF
mine detract from the credit and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-14
WE'LL PAY SIS TAX,
BUT LET US PROPOSE"
SAY BACHELOR MAIDS

BOSTON. March ii-nos.
TOMS Bachelor Maids. discuss.
Ing Mira Frank Pages surErs-
ton tha, they be taxed s. n
year by the state. say they
wouldn't mind II II women aud
girls are allowed to propose.
This means that tho bach.
elor maids" want every year
made matrimonially tho same
as leap year under tho law.
iany Boston married womcr
agree with the bachelor maids
They believe In equal rights for
women. whether Il be IN court.
ship 90 the ballot But Ra n
general proposition they don't
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-14
LESS CONSTITUTION:
MORE HORSE SENSE

SAN FRANCISCO. March IA
That less constitutional limita.
tons" and more common sense
should be used IN tho interprota.
tiuu N statutes. especially those IN.
tended for tho botterlng OF social
conditions. Is the gist OF an opin.
ion handed down here today By
Superior Judge bradley 3 Sargent.
He reversed a decision or Police
Judge Deasy IN tho case OF r. En-.
coyande. a laundrymnn arrested on
charges o. violation % ordinances
pertaining 20 the employment OF
iaundryworkcrs between Z p. M.
and a IN
Judge pcaay dismissed the case.
holding that tho city supervisor.
In framing tho ordinance had cx.
ceoded their authority. and that
they had deprived tho defendant %
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-14
|TOCROW HAIR
ON A BALD HEAD

-. Z p.epls 'af'rr fren ea.'
"a eniur hair ~he. ha'ihs if.'A
- ,,so advertised hair ''n.' ems
So - sHhoas rsan'it ha'e
= ,,-a.sl,ss % balduess 'hd no 90
So -, s..safprt Yet ths.r ca'e 10 "''
-. y. s,ilev.ns simple home ore
-. q, asls haU grow after a''rs
$500. ara J. also anrqaaied f'r 20
-, srss hair 80 i's original ,''''
A,fr ften aiune est and Dc
stfts-s - atndfaff germ ll "t N't
sfsles 80 sreasY. ant esn hn Hui Nt
s $40 W. tss.rl.s RsY kum uun.r' y
~ .sse.r.sssa uuueea Ntntn.
80 an. haig drschm. X Yna
t1,ss,..s..l sa4 hair 90 eHa iratt",'NlNt
go reffame eh..h un."
q s,sk tta .thsr iaEfrairnts
y. - = hixhiy frcarnf1' f'rd nf
-. srd spaelall ant ia aNr
- H.rssiss ~ H contains
:. i.'..rss aesd alc2h0i - trr.lHe" ~
y = saIr ten.es ~ not aFr.t g.
- = whsre hair j. nnt desired
y - ADJ ertiesmenf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-14

Your hair becomes light. wayy.
fluffy. abundant and appears "a
soft, lustrouB and beautiful as a
young girls after Il Danderine
hair cleanse" Just try this mOis-
ten a cloth with a little Dauderine
and carefully draw It through your
hair. taking one small strand at a
time. This will cleanse the hair OF
dust. dirt and excessive oil and IN
just few minutes you have dou-
BLEED the beauty Of your hair.
Besides beautifying the hair at
once. Danderine dissolyes every
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-14
YOUR HAIR IS FLUFFY, BEAUTIFUL
AND LUSIR0US IN A FEW MOMENTS
Girls, Get bottle Of "Dsnderine and ny this Also
stops falling hair; destroys dandrhf

PARTICLE OF dandruff. clpauaee. par
flies and inyiR0rates the scalp. for
ever stopping itching and ialii1s
hair.
But what VIII please you most
will be- after a few weeks uso
when you viii actually sec new
hair fine and downy az first-yes
but really new hair growing all
over the scalp n you care for
pretty. soft hair end lots Of II
surely got 70 cent bottle OF
KnoultOn's Danderiue from any
druggist or toilet counter and just
Try u.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-14

a constitutional right. In hts opin.
Ton Judge Sargent sets forth:
1T has been said with truth that
the only liberty worHhlpod In this
country 10 the image craven on the
American dollar Sordid ayarico
and greed for wealth reck not OF
tho cry OF starving children. or the
deHpairing higns OF weakened
motherhooi
The ordinance IA question was
obviously designed for tho better.
mont Fmorally and physically. OF
large class OF workers. The con.
stliutional bugaboo has about
reached 10 limit what IL oonsti.
iutionu Is largely matter OF IN.
flviduai opinion But what Is best
Tor nouiety generally Is matter OF
experience and every day assoeia-
ton."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-14

favor Mrs Pages suggestion.
Miss Agnes Z Ryan. manager
OF tbs Woman's Journal. sug.
gestH; Tt 10 worth more than
s. for many girls 10 remain
single. Tax tho single women.
n u must be. and treat them
equally with the bachelor men,
II needs must Then allow tho
women TO propose. and. more
especially. permit them TO
vote"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-14
WAITING FOR
FALL OF fort

LONDON. March if-Rcply By
the Balkan allies 20 the peace pro-
rosRls % the powers Was delayed
again today, presumably because
the allies h. 80 for the fall Of
Adrianople. thus eliminating from
the negotiations all consideration
d that point.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-14
PLATES OF OLD
SHIP CAVE IN

PARIS. March lt Deputy
Charles Bouisson has asked that
France exercise strict supervision
over aca.golng craft. charging that
many vessels plying between
France and Algeria are from IS TO
IS years old. aud that the st. Au.
gusiine sank IN calm. because
her ruEt"d plates cayed tn. The
st. Augustine WIS % years old and
vas replaced by the Enllc. % years
old. inspectors had pronounced
tho ST Augustine seaworthy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-14
Or. 7. Y. CLAHK, D. o. 5.
REGULAR $40 PLATE
FOR $500.

Come. let 10 snow you our way
OF replacing missing teeth without
platel good as tho best nature
gives TO the most fortunate.
WE NEVER HURT A BIT.
Come and get our estimate and
you viii see that our prices are no
more than many ask for inferior
work. and while our boast is quail
ity our prices are SO low that they
cant heip bur please you Just
think OF getting an extra heavy
5000 Gold Crown for SA00.
When your teeth arc all gone your
mouth requires plate We make
the only genuine restorative plats
In the city. This plate restores your
mouth and checks 10 their natural,
symmetrical youth and pleasing
expression 20 your countenancc,
which permits you 10 30 among
your business and social friends
commanding confidence good looks
give you.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-14
YANKEES STINGINC THEM?

~ United Press Leased Wire
LONDON, March t4-scot-
land Yard lie gradually sequir.
Ing choice collection 81
"phony" rings, supposedly o.
American origin, brought ln BIZ
pawnoroksrs, who have recent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-14

glory % George W. Cocktails. for
whom | have conceived feeling OF
actual regard
Far bo II from me 10 attempt TO
snatch the laurel wreath from tho
brow OF a brothers genius!
In the matter OF ue.euao against
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-14

are 10 be stationed AT intervals OF
800 yards or SO at such points as
need protection.
Each balloon basket 10 20 be
loaded with a ton or two OF
nltropiyeerine. IA an aeropiane
ls seen approaching a ulven
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-14

aerial attack. the colonel had fow
crude notions OF his own until he
learned that mn. myself. an ayi.
atur OF lurid record
| explained 20 him at length the
necessity for defensive equipment In
The form Of captive balloons These
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-14
TAKE BUMPS OUT
OF YOUR SUIT CASE

The suitcase in crowd is al
ways a pr0blem--that iss.lt be
comes a problem n a little at
fachmcut f. not made for handl-
INK q that eliminates the difficulty
Tho trouble IL caused By the size
Of the case and the way u projects
n from. 0f and behind the person
carrying H.
Just attach handle 70 the end,
like that on a trunk. and when IN
a crowd carry the case BY this end
handle There are no projections
then.
CONCORD, ". n. Henry Hollis.
n democrat. owas elected United
states senator today He received
ls9 voter. three mps, than the mum.
Dor necessary for election
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-14

y berD Btung. The rIngs CON
tain Stoneo setuaIly worth
about g1.25 each. but by neane
~ a special preparation, the So
cret o. which 10 unknown 70 the
police, they arc given the sRr
pcarance o. genuine diamonds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-14
Beauty Doctor
Tells Secret

50 peetor Gives s''nP'o
psss s', = parker Gray Hair
sslsss srcms,. It's Growth
alice whitaeN N,iE
Ns' Asaae doctor 81 p ,.,.'.... .
|rss' .a sss save cut enc follow
~ .,l,,,' Ssust ~Anyoae S Gao Pre- y,
y : s' .l', cost, ina, viii ... dors .,'
b. bar I, ~, and slos'y. To e ,I..i
Iss ss,er add l % 81 ivy
~ . small box Of haro' a. S' pm.
IT, ., ! ard ! o. Slycerlne !. These s'..,.
ra '1l MS eaa BE- eoush' a. any Z
|ssrss p,nrs At very little 1os' A "
|sas ~ ~ hair twice q wceh until
y = nc S shade is oo,alncd THIS TN,
y !, ~. ..,ss 4 gray .hairet person i9 ,.
s0 ma, sssrs youager = Is also
|ssas Y srsmote the growth % i q,
Pc Y ,.ass Hchlny and scalp 81
~, 's spS ! excellent Tor dandrai'
n hlass hair AaNer,lseuleu, Y.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-14
DIES UNDER AUTO
1T WAS!

OXNARD, March l4.-Olga Com.
nlngs Is dead and four others SUI.
fering from serious injuries sus.
aimed when the automobile In
which they were driving plunged
,ver 70.foot embankment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-14

Regal Dental Offices
Or. L. n. Clark. o. o. S. (msnaser)
i4o5 Third Ave, n. W. Cor. Union.
koTE-Brira this Ao with you.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-12-10
to the devices Of the satanic followers;
In his train ..s - - e,-, ID, e.

to the devices Of the satanic followers
in his train - , = e, :.
in many places the bugbear over
shadows In Importance both the Christ
Child and st. Nicholas. He appears
under different names and in different
guises. In Lower Austria be is the
frightful Krampps, -Kith bis ciapking
chains and horrible deYirs mask, who,
Notwithstanding bis eilded nuts and
apples, gingerbread and. toys. which
he carries In his basket. is the terror
Of the nursery. In Hanover. ~Holstein
ahd Mecklenburg he is known as Clas
In silesia his name Is Joseph. '-''''.' ~
Sometimes the bugbear was q female.
In Lower Austria she was called the
Budelfrau. In Suabia It was the
Berchtel who chastised children. tina,
did not spin diligently. with rods. but
rewarded the industrious with dried
pears, apples and puts. r~s, = IS.
r. The female bogy survives especially
In Russia and in Italy. In the former
place she is known as the Raboushka.
In the latter as the Befana. Befana is
corruption Of Epiphania or Epipha'
ny. for it is on Epiphany. Jan. 8. tina,
the Italians make presents. to- their
children in comnsemoration Of the gifts
given by the three wise men to Christ
on that date.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-12-10
: : : *t'.t,r&'AN@s~s>scass >s.t~
ALVARADO NOTES =

Ladies Aid of the Swedish Luz
theran church in tine. village, will
meet at the home of Mrs. Carl or
son, Thursday afternoon, Deem
Der nth. All are cordially invited.
! Hilda Bergar returned from
Warren Tuesday Of last week. VI
| Axel Peterson returned from
Minneapolis, Monday morning. n
Levina and Ruth Nordlumd spent
Sunday at their home here.
Mrs. Wahlberg and children
have moved out on their farm in
the country. g.
Maurice Peterson, Nels Lodoen
and Walter johnson enjoyed skat-
ing on Red River ia Oslo Sunday.
Justm1a Anderson. Olive Wah-
lund, Waldennar Mattson and WAL
| ter Anderson autoedsx down from
Warren Sunday, evening.
Sanfred johnson was a Warren
caller Monday OF last week. - W..
The Aug. Haggfund family e 81.
tertained a number of their Friends
at their home. Those from the viii
I lage were Henry Backstrom and
family and Frank Dahlgren and IA
nifty. '>.@@ RI .
Hilmer Lindberg from Canada
spent a few days with his cousin
Mrs. H. Backstrom. :.
Alma Starry was a Warren .visi-
tor Saturday.. = -.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Bergan are Wis
iting friends. in Warren. ~. =
The Frank Dahlgren family spent
Monday evening in Warren. .
David HILL left Friday morning
for Devils Lake, N. D., having a
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-12-10
Where Christmas
Things Come From

- H1LDREN all enjoy the ever
green's and ornaments that are
seen each Christmas, but how
many of them know what parts
of the country are ransacked in order
to furnish these things for their pleas.
ure and delight?
Practically all of the evergreens APP
pearing in American homes for the
holiday season are grown in the United
States. The Christmas trees come for
the most part from northern New Eng.
land, Michigan Wisconsin and Min
nesota. There are some growing far
Their south, but the bulk Of the trees
are from the far north. The black
spruce grows in swamps. the white
spruce. pine and frs on the higher
land. Not only are the little trees
cut. but tops Of larger trees and limbs
If they are Of the proper shape.
The holly comes from the woods Of
New England and the Allegheny noun
tains. In the north it is shrub. but
In the south the holly grows into great
trees. sometimes fifty feet high. With
it's red berries it is most picturesque
tree -.
Mistietoe is parasite that takes root
in the bark of other. trees. such as the
maple and poplar. 1t is not found in
the northern states. but mostly in the
middle and southern states. n
What are known as Christmas green's
or ground pines are very like the ferns
and MOSES and grow in shady places
on the forest door. -.
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The Man Who Nerlects Himself

When This condition points a kid
ney trouble takes an unwise risk.
Backache. pain and soreness over
the kidneys, nervous or dizzy spells,
poor sleep, are all symptoms that
will disappear with THE regular use
of Foley Kidney PILLS. They put the
kidneys and bladder i'm a clean,
STRONG and healthy condition, and
rheumatic pains, stiff Joints, lu1nba-
go and irregular bladder action are
all reviewed promptly when Foley
Kidney Pills are taken aTTem
Pharmacy, Ed Quisbeard, Prop.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-12-10

prospective position in view with
the depot there. He returned Sat-
urday evening, however, as salts
factory arrangements could not be
made there. We were glad to see
you back, David!
IF in need of work apply to Upper
Department., Village School.
David Hill left Tuesday morning
to, visit friends in Grand Forks. =
Filing Bergan and Mary Nord-
stroan were married at Warren last
Friday. Their numerous friends
extend congratulations.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-12-10
Is YOUR BIRTHDAY ON
cHRlsTMAS7

There are many predictions
concerning the luck of those born
on Christmas day. 1t depends
somewhat on the day Of the
week. An old belief was that
those born on this day, when it
fell on Sunday. would live to be
great lords; on Monday. would
be strong and keen: on Tuesday.
strong and coyetous: on Wednes-
day. wise. gay. doughty and
crafty: on Thursday. wise Of
speech and reasonable; on Fri
day, long lived: on Saturday,
wealthy and prosperous.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-12-10

Aug. Hagglund was a Warren
passenger, Monday evening.
Ella Edman and Marie SylWande1
attended the teachers meeting al
Argyle Saturday..
Clara and Edith Dagobere were
Warren callers last week.
Gust Edman was in Warren Sat-
urday evening.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-12-10

Farrell, the jeweler, can supply
you with some very nice Things
Suitable for Christmas gifts.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-12-10

H.. Why She ls Waiting. @ 3
Bthel-If you are. not going to accept
Mr.. Kelly why don't you tell him to-
stop calling on you! .
ClaricR I VII r'ght SO. -. christmas