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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1913-01-31
ON FARM FINANCING.

The United States is beginning to
realize that the only big way to
check the advancing cost Of necessi-
ties is to encourage agricultural de-
velopment. Farming is he most
important industry Of this country,
and shrewd financiers are coming to
see that it offers greater field for
the profitable investment of capital
than mining, manufactures or trans
portation.
Based on the census items of
wealth production on farms the grand
total for 1912 is estimated to be
s9,532,O0O. This unthinkabIe amount
OF wealth has been contributed to
the natlon in one year BY the soil
and by the farmers live stock It il
more than twice the value Of lie
wealth produced on the farms 10 1899
and it is about one-eighth more than
the wealth produced in 1909.
To simplify the financing of his
great industry the Department Of
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NOTICE.

ny virtue Of Writ of Fieri Facias
issued out of the Circuit Court for
- Charles County at the suit Of r.
ST. ne p sey against the goods a, d
chattels, lands and tensments IT jaime )
Hughes TO me directed, j have seized
md taken in execution all the right,
title. cain, interest and estate at law
and in EQUITY. OF the said James Hugh, s
in and to the following property, to
wit:
All the rs interest of the said James
Hughes in and to all tlatirsci or parcel
Of land living 10 the Fifth Election DIS
srict Of Charles county knowa as part
+ ''Darkey's Dslight' adjoining tie
main tract and separated thsreform 6s
line of fence on the nor h side OF said
aud and surrounded ard adjoining the
east, west and south by the lands known
is Milton Hit, Burrows Hall'i and
Black Friar'' said to contain iorty
,crts, land more or less (See deed
from f A. Richmond & wife TO Carroll
Hughes, Liber j. S. 7. No. s. folio
553
And hereby given notice that | will
offer for sale at the Court House door
IN La Plata. Charles County, Nd, on
The 18th Day Of February, 1913,
in the daytime between the hours Of u
and / O'Clock the said property so seiz-
ed and taken in execution by public
auction TO the highest bidder for cash,
BENZ. B. COMPTON
Sheriff OF Charles County.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1913-01-31

There is more Catarrh in this section
Of the country than all other diseases
put together, and until the last few
years was supposed TO lie incurable.
For great many years doctors pro-
nounced it a local disease and preserib-
ed local remedies, and by constantly
failing to cure with local treatment,
pronounced it incnrable. Science has
proven catarrh to be a constitutional
disease and therefore requires consti-
tutlonal treatment Halls Catarrh
Cure, manufactured by f. j. Cheney &
Co, Toledo, Ohio, is the only constitu-
tional cure on the market. Ii is taken
internally ia doses from 10 drops TO a
teaspoonful 1t acts directly on the
hood and mucous surfaces of the sys-
tenn They offer one hundred dollars
Tor an case it fails to cure. Setd for
circulars and testimonials,
f } CHENNEY Il Co, Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists, 15c Take Balls
Family Pills for constipation.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1913-01-31

Uncle Jue Cannon, the venerable
representative Of one Of the Conges-
sional Districts of TIE S ate al IlIiso's
during a recent speech in the lower
honse Of Congress over which b.,
presided for eight years, period Of
four terms, declared that the four
greatest men in the history Of this
country since it severed the yoke Of
Great Britain were Washington,
Lincoln, Lee, and Davis. The first
Of the revolutionary fame and noted
in history as thu father Of this coun-
Try, the second headofthis q eat nation
during the Civil War who success
fully managed the affairs of the gov
ernmert during that period and kept
intact the strong government for
which our forefathers fought against
rebellion and who during this period
freed the slaves and made men equal
under the laws Of the country, the
third, who led the great forces Of the
Lost Cause in the notable war and
the Last the | resident Of Confederacy
who headed the fight for the Solth-
cru cause. Whether all of the four
men we're the greatest men in the
histroy Of our country is open to
much discussion pro and con. Many
others have proved themselves great
in History in more than one instance,
herce it depends upon what mans
greatness hinges as to whether these
were the greatest men this country
has ever known. Thers is little
doubt however, that in their particu-
lar lines ttese men stand foremost
among the greatest men in this c3un-
try's history.
Uncle Joe has had an enyiable re-
cord since he went to Congress- but
whether future history willpart him
in the place to which lie is entitled
remains for the future. He says
himself, that istory may say 4thsre
was a man named Cannon, who serv-
ed four terms as Speaker Of the
house, but little else appears Of him"
and sc with others. He ID right.
The work Of many who have earned
a place in history viii soon be forgot
ten when their remains have been
covered by.the sod and lew. Even
in life between individuals many
things are soon forgotten which
should endure forever.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1913-01-31

Aeuinaldo's premature adoption 0
revolutionary tactics as means 0
Fastening the Independence Of th
PHILIPPINES betokens the reteniions o
the PHILIPPINES. under American
authority during bis lifetime, at Ieast
Two motives, one bad, the other
doubtful, are assigned as accounting
for Agninaldos activities after long
rs-iod Of selfeffacement, but really i
matters not in which ring he tesses
his bat; bis participation i a. perni-
cious from one angle Is another
The natives have every reason to
deprecate Aguinaldo's espopsai OF
their cause, il that is what be has
done, and obviously the last thing
the irsular government would see
fit to welcome to its side would be
the 90 ID Offices Of the old rebel
leader Anv profession Of friend
ship he might ma could orly come,
as the Kentucky saving runs, afrom
his teeth ont not from his heart
One theory attributes Aguinaldo's
negotiations with the native chiefs to
a desire to organize and prepare them
for independence, while the other
and more probable version j. that he
loabts the passage of the Jones bill,
ard plans to gain control over the
dissffected element with Jew Of
leadership il Independence be denied.
Asspredly, If Aguinaldo is not over
anxious for the adoption Of the meas
are now before Congress, be hardly
could have done anything more con
iucive to its rejection than by thrust
ing himself into the limelight.-
Neither party in Congress would
think It proper to tnrn the islands
over to any local government to
which Aguinaldo was a party. That
the natives are lack inc in leadership
Of broad capacity is one reason why
Americans on the ground do not
take heartily to the independence
propaganda. They apprehend ii mt
toward the form=r state Of sasagerv
in Luzon such as prevailed in Min
danao before the American c3nqaest
Of the Moros, and which still retains
some Of its worst features, as the
ambushing Of ( apt. McNally and his
command Of scouts suggests.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1913-01-31
CLOSE riARoIN IN SENATE.

While il seems to be practically
assured that the Democrats will have
a small marginal majority in the
United States Senate after the 4th,
Of next March, it is also assured that
this majority will be SO small that,
through unexpected contingencies,
Democratic control of the Senate
may be eliminated. As the situation
stands at present, there will be two
Democratic senators from twenty
states and ore Democratic senator
from eight. states. This makes forty
eight, or just one-half the members
ship Of the senatorial branch. Even
with such a division thu vote of the
vice President upon issues where
party lines shall be strictly drawn
would give the Democrats the need
ful majority,
There are deadlocks over the fill
ing Of senatorial vacancies in Illinois,
New Hampsh ire, W. est
Virginia The New Mexico
Legislature last week adopted
a resolution declaring the list spring
election Of Senator Fall invalid, and
50 the senatorial issue is reopened in
that state. In Illinois, where two
senators are 70 be chosed, the Re
pnblicans and Progressives have
joint ballot plurality over the Demo-
Gratis. 1t is in doubt just how the
Illinois situation will work out. In
New Hampshire also ths Progressive
element is deadlocking the legisla-
ture on the senatorial issue. The
New Mexico legislature is Republi-
can on joint ballot by SO to %.
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~ e 0AAiHCt all ~ riibW.
LOWELL.
Lowell was right aOur seasons"
surely have @no fixed returns.r-
When one finds the tailend Of sum
mer hanging over into she latter part
of January, or else spring returning
1t that time, cne realizes the truth os
the st,tement. Yesterday Baltimore
experienced 40 degrees above the
zero mark.
All day long tnas spring-like
weather lowered over the city ard
suburbs, and park policemen earned
their money hundredtold Alro
fhe city policemen along the prlnci
al promerading thoroughfares. IT.
was indeed what is termed ths per-
feet day.
Early in the morning the Their
momeser hung Just below the zero
mark. hat as the suns rays bert
dowr upon the city the mercury in
the official glass tube dill marathon
/ toward the glass bulb at the top
+ rhe late Hubert Latham in his pal
j mist lays never flew higher with
such rapidity. 1t was only a few
hours after noon that the maximum
t for the day---60 degrees - was
reache l. and at this mark it stayed
for some tine. At IL O'Clock last
i night it was just below so degrees.
: The weather man says it is going
to be just about TIE same today
t True, he puts little stumbling block
r in the path to complete happiness
t by stating that it is going to BE-
! cloudy, and probably late tonight 4
! might rain. Then, after the rain
Q acc ,rding to the official guess, the
Q temperatures are going to drop and
! dealers il oyercoats and ear muller
! may be given chance to make somt
: money and arouse from the slumbel
r they have been permitted to enjoy
} the best pa of this so-called winter
} Also, it may be noted that the above
prediction includes hope held oal
to the pawnbroker that his overcoai
storage rooms will not be long over
crowded.
i The spring weather is general all
over the Eastern Coast and all down
through the Ohio Valley. Up in
he Northwestern States they are
1 having little weather approaching
the zero mark, hut the Northern
States are long way from BaIti-
more. Baltimore American Of Mon
day.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1913-01-31

/ Agriculture has been making a study
Of agricultural credit aud collecting
data on which possible legislation
NAV be based. A schedule Of cues :
tons was sent to 5000 persons 10 all
IF the rural counties nf the United
States The inquiries went to about
5000 country bankers, ABOUT the
same number Of prominent farmers,
and the remainder to country mer-
chants and others.
The first point investigated was
the standing of the farmers with
their neis hborhoed hanks aid other
sources Of credit. It was found toat
II per cent Of the farmers owning
their own lands were able to give
GO ID security or irdorse notes for
loans. of the tenants renting their
FARM, about 46 per cent. are able to
borrow on security or their OWL
notes. About one-half Of the tenants
and one-quarter Iof the farmers own-
ing their properly are unable to fur
nish security for Ioans, even if there
were an ample supply of money for
agricultural purposes available.
In the opinion of the correspon-
dents about 80 per cent Of the far
mers wh5se credit is good would
make use Of borrowed money in ex-
cess Of what they now owe. con
aervatively and proftably. N. Y.
Times.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1913-01-31
TnE COUNTRY LIFE COMMISSION
APPOINTED.

Governor Goldsborough on Tues
day carried out the provisions Of a
Act OF the last General Assembly i
the appointing Of "Maryland Lift
Commits ion whose duties are 80
forth in the same Act extracts o
which, we publish on our local page
Governor Goldsborough mad,
known to the people Of the State in
his inaugural address last winter that
be was deeply int. rested in the adj
vancement of agriculture in every
aspect and would lend his personal
efforts to bring about newer and
better conditions on the farm. In
line with the suggestions Of the Gov
ernor a bill was passed by the last
legislature empowering him to ap-
point Country Life Commission and
setting forth its duties which We
publish on o.r local page as above
indicated.
The men picked out and named
from the broad field which the Gov
ernor had to select we think and be
lieye as far as our personal knowl-
edge Of them is concerned could not
have been bettee They are men
either directly engaged in farming or
who have been engaged in active
study Of agriculture for some years.
This commission should and we slit
cerely believe will paove of invalu-
able help and aid to make our farms
better q ID our farmers more p o.
porous. There is still much room
for improvement oil our farms and
the farmer like every ether man
should be and wants 10 be on the
ssa,.,a j s.. rsss Esrn.u.,
Pa !. nnn,es,;o,ahlv y.
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,a,,,,,,o,o,;,,a I,
-.,..,.,,;.. Tha; .;,ti.
- III II, ~, s.rn,a,. ,4oas II
- H. .a.,,,ra,a,;on th.4 4 ~,
IN: 80 II; a.aa.a.. IT,. 4.
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So n, nro,,sr,s eoms ;,,o l;
49,
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So ,,,ar,r q ~ srhstantia !
~ "a ,saar;n,v somath;n. ma
.h.n b.,m.. ann. e,otbss hnt besl.o,l
n aroh;,;ona q .ceomnl;sb ,no,.
NJ shouid nor ia hannv pn,;l i
1 LAYING II Something for q ra,,,
IL. NJ .t;.ha .to.Jsab.t,o, i
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1913-01-31

Right at. the depot is one Ct the best
hotels in Southern Maryland whose
proprietor spares no trouble for the
comfort and happiness Of his guests
Mr.. Lomax Will see that yon get every
eontort and pleasure.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1913-01-31
FARMS.

IF YOU WISH TO SELL YOUR
| FARM List it with e. H. DANIELS,
a IL. 20l Southern Bldg Washing
ton, D. G., or Christian Jensen. Pom
fret, Nd, we will sell Tor you if your
price is right. Jan. 91-3t.
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FARM LANDS NA NIEiiT7..'

HAVE YOU any farm or timhs,
lauds for salef List them with ns
We have many inquiries. and the lis,-
Ing costs you nothing.
Address JoHNSON's AMERICAN 4
FOREIGN REAL EsTATEEx-
CHANGE, Penn, Ave. and 10th s..
\. W. Washington, D, 6, Hit
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Estray Notice

This is to give notice that | have
taken up trespasslng on my farm
Friendly HAIL. a red COW with white
back. The owner will call. pay costs
and get same, otherwise it will be dis
posed Of as provided by law
J. F. SINCLAIR.
Jan. sl-3t. Brent and, Nd.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1913-01-31
FOR SALE.

saw mill and engine
yoke of good oxen
mare in foal
The above deeribed property will be
sold cheap for onsn or satisfactory Sc
curity
REED A. POsEY.
Bryantown, Nd.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1913-01-31

A Small Farm near Welcome improv-
cd by fair sized dwelling. S7OJ will
bay the property.
Apply to,
A. q. r. S. PosEY, Attys,
l2-L~tf. LR Plata, Nd.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1913-01-31
A BALMy DAY IN SPRING.

sOur seasons hsye no fixed returns;
Without our will they come and &c.
At n on our sudden summer burn;
Ere sunset all is snow"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-27
3mrnd sur Tarm.

Tim sic r3nriid CUR 6arm" 8etpe=
gltrg su l1nteritiiten nn6 Ser 10 ber=
6erbliden 9an6flu6t entgegen5narbet=
ten, maht iebt Dr. s. s. @larton,
gunoesfommiiidr fir @r5iebnng nno
ltnterridt, sen @ori@lag, einen
rMgricuItnre oro @ural 2ife" Sag III
Sen S9ulen ei%n3ufubren. 9ieie gin=
ridtung beitebt bereits in einigen
@taoten. Sod mare es na6 Mnli4t
Or. @Iorton's miini6ensmertb, tie in
anen gun6esl tooter1 CUR @%infnbrnng
al1 bringen.
Gieier Sag tpiir6e etn @eitenftiid
biI6en I'll Dem bielerorts un6 audi BET
mns eingefiibrten @ogel> uno @onm=
tog. Sic @dulen iol1en an 6ieim
Sage lire re~geImdBige E%bdtigfeit 11n-
.terbreden nn6 6ofiir Sic @iiroe nno
BEN @ertb 6es 1Gn6li9en 2ebenS, Die
Mnsnubnng bes 8o6ens, Die S@on-
belt 6es einfoden un6 geiu16en Sc.
bens auf Dem offenen 2anoe IN Be-
trodt 5ieben. gu biefem 8ped bat
bas @iro fir gr8iebung nno Inter-
ridt bereits Elm Bulletin erlaiien, tpel>
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-27

Gin Mebel, rnter bem bic Mrbeiter
INNER mebr at leiben baben nn6 6as
ibner tagli9 bel Stodungen in ser
Sn0uitrie 6robt, i1t Die 5eitmeiie Mr.
beitsloiigfeit. @s gibt aner6ings im=
nrer no6 2el1te, sic 6ann glei9 nit
ser @e6ensart BEL ser &ano iin6:
user nur arbeiten ptn, ser fin6et
immer Mrbeitl" @ber ie6er beritdn-
6ige Menid meiB, 6aB MIR untpiiien<
6e 10 ipreden f0nner, sic ielb1t in ge-
iiberten gerbdltniiien leben un6 6e-
men sic 8iiblung nit 6em @olte per-
loren gegangen lift. Sic tperfen 6ie
Mrbeitsloien nit Mrbeitsi@euen 5rt=
iammen> sic fi@ ni@t ernitli@ UNI
Mrbeit bemiiben tpo1en. Sic baben
teine Mbnung 6apon, 6aB sic 3abl
oerer, Die gerre orbeiten m0dten un6
%arbeitsfabig iin6, sic aber 1pegen Ser
abiolut feblen6en @rbeitsgelegenbeit
ibre MrbettSfraft ni9t bertpen0en
f0nnen, in nnieren @roBltd6ten eine
groBe lit. @egen 6ie 6ur6 &ranfbeit
peruriadte Notblage, gegen unfane
lit menigltens BEN organiiierten Mr-
beitern, menn or1d in ungeniigenoer
8eiie, elm gemilier sdut geboten;
Sen @efabren Ser Mrbeitsloiigfeit 5u
baben fi@ in nnierm 2anoe
MIR ga1t5 be~rein5elte 8eitrebungen be-
8iel better lit in Deuti6lan6
ser 0ffentlide Mrbeitsna6meis orga.
niltert. Sort beitben 5ablrei@e Cont
m11nen iol6e Mrbeitsnadmeiie Stel,
len, oeren Ebdtigfeit ii6 bon Sabr 5a
in erfreuli6er @eiie fteigert.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-27

nobue, 8iidof bon @beeling, IS. @o.,
be1dnl6igt tpnrbe, einen armen Berg-
orbeiter in 8edlep, 50. >@a., megen
Ni6tbe5oblung ser Mtetbe auf Die
|@traBe geiebt 81 boben. Ser betref-
fen6e 8ergorbeiter botte ii9, tpte es
in Dem MrtifeI beiBt, ~tn ben &oblen+
grnben @eit @trginiens bas &udgrot
gebro@en." Ser nbeiliee" 8ii@of,
10 beiBt es in Ser uMenace" .Meacr,
vfonnte nuf feline Mietbe nt@t tpar'
ten, Big Ser Mann mie6er geiunoete
un6 orbeiten fonrte, ion6ern mubte
fem &fun6 5leti@ iofort boben, nn6
beeanr 6ober sic &a1sbalh1ngsge-
ratbe 6es Monnes, anes, mas bieier
in Ser @elt befibt, 3u bei@lagnabmen
nn6 an ben Meiitbieten6en 5n berfa1-
fen, mGbren6 Ser arrte 8ergmart alf
sic @traBe geiebt tpir6."
Sic Central 5tele 6es Central
@ereins lenfte sic Mufmerfimtett
bes bo@p'iten 8ifdofs Donobue muf
6iefe MnfIoge nn6 erbielt bon linn
eine Mnttport, in ser ct angiebt, 6aB
CT nit Der u11rteni9liden 8%eban6lung
6es 8ergorbeiters in feinerlei Be-
5iebnrg ftebe. sSsn ietner Mnttuort er-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-27

|flGrt ct II. a.: uMls iene angebIi9
gral1iame MuStpeifung 6es Monnes in
|8edleD itattgefun6en baben ion, BE-
)fan6 i@ mild in Bottom, Mafi. @ed-
|Iep lit rngefdbr 400 Meilen bon met
nem 8ii@ofsitbe, @beeltng, %. 3d.,
entfernt. Sd batte bisber 6urdaus
feline Mbnl1ng bon Dem Sale uno
fonnte 6ober in feiner @eiie Elm Ser.
art graafames un6 unmeni6lides
8orgeben gegen Ben 8ergorbeiter ,1-
teritiiben o6er linn 3uitimmen. Co.
mobI aIs Monn tpie audi oIs Nrie-
iter un6 8ifdof babe id mild ME in
meirtem go115ert 2eben elmer 6erartt.
gen unmenf9lt9feit etnem Mitmer1.
iden gegeniiber fdnI6ig eemo@t."
Sic Sreun6e un6 Modborn 6es
bodm'iten 8iidofs in ieiner Sci.
motbsita6t @beeling, obne l1nteri@ie6
Der Mationalit6t u116 bes @lo1bens-
.befenntnifies, iin6 3e11gen fetnes cori-
.tatiben @trtens urter BEN Motblet<
6en6en. Mns feinert perfonli9en Mit-
teIn - bon 6ener er cine regelmd,
Bige 2tfte a~nfertigt - gibt er OUR
l1nterititung folder Motb1eibenbet,
6eren 11nteroriidung er befdul6igt
miro, btelmal mebr fer, als sic Mie'
ties 6es fIeinen &dusdens betragt,
aus Dem ser 8ergarbeiter o11sgemte-
fen tporben fem ion. Sc gibt tbotia@'
Ii9 in 8beeIing o6er i'm @taate Weft
fetne corttatipe Sammlung,
3,1 ser er ridt rei6li@ beiite1ert. 8et
ueberidmemmungen un6 9eioen ieg'
Iider Dirt begniigt er fi@ nidt nit
@eIogei@enfen, ion6ern beiu@t dogar
int idponfen &obn Bel reiBen6em
&odmoiier) Die betmgeiudten Gami-
lien, I'M fie gu erml1nter1 un6 gu
St 1T elmer Ser bodber3ig-
item Gor6erer 6es Mnti 9uberculoiis
in @beeling un6 iteuert jdbr-
Iid Ben yMiioctate6 CHARITIES" Ser
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-27

ser @ormeibno@ts5eit berridenoe u1t=
raft uno 6as 2eiben, 6os Die Mrbeit
mdbren6 oieI er @oden peruriadt.
usRaiittttp," eine iunge @erfanferin, fam
eines Cages fur5 Dor @eibnohten,
front I'M 9ooen on. Mnf Die Srage
eines anberen M4odens, marum tie
nidt gu So,1le bleibe uno ii6 pfle9e,
ertpioerte iic, iie fonne Sen @eroie1lt
.,nidt entbebren. 1ie a116eren W}aoz
den Der p1d)ten 8ittp 5u fbiiber1, 1t11o
es ibr SIT ermoglid)en, iid ob nro gu
hin5uieten. Dos ging iolonge biz un
10 l1br morgens Elm Mufieber lie ent=
6efte uno NIT baridem 3nrnf an Die
Mrbeit trieb. -- Sim @briitaben6,
oIs sic blei6e Observation-Disclosures Tim
Mitternaht ouf Sic benerlel1dtete
Gtrabe hinousponfte, fragte iemoro
@ittp sufGnigermeiie, >pie alt lie let.
MIs Mnttport erfolgte MIR Der matte,
er1terben6 leioenidaftltde Mnsrnf:
uMd @ott, tpen11 ih bo@ nltr Dor Der
ndd1ten @eibrodt iterben fon1te!"
Mn to1tienoen bon @eibnahtsge=
ifenfen hdingett Sbrdnen oes 2etoes
miiber Mrbeiterinnen; auf tout enoen
Ioiten sic @1agen un6 8ei6meroen
iiberongeitrengter, iibermiioeter Wfdtt=
ner nn6 &noben un6 Tro11en. &a1t=
fen mir nnire @eidenfe bepor oteie
2oIt 6es 9ei6es nnb ser Sbrane1 IT,
men onhoftet. @riporen mir orrh
friibseitige ginf6nfe - 6urh &onfen
fritz am Sage nn6 fritz in Der Ior=
Meihnoftsseit - ienen touienoen
bieie Miiben, 6ieie Hlag nn6 Gorge.
Goourd geniigen mir elmer Rfli@t>
iiben mir GoritoS nn6 Belle mir,
,tm1ien6en eine fr6bIide @etbna4ten
= 5n fiaern. @.'St.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-27
9i6es, 9lansenbee &aar
Trei bur @rinb.
Mabden, pcrimbt es! 9as 6aar mirb
,ueid , iualenb mnb berrlid! &auft
cine 25 Gents Glaide 9anberine.

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gebt, 6as gldn5t in Sd0nbeit uno ftrablt
bon Qeben, 6as cine unbergleibli9e
&ei9beit Fat unD tpauen6 unb gldn3enb
lit, berlu1t 9anberine.
Sour cine Equalization berboppelt Die
590nbeit Cures 9aares, neb1 tbem I6f
tie fofort ieDen @rinbzFartifel. Sbr
f0nnt fein fd0nes @aar nod geiunbes
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fer 54orf, raubt ben @lan3 BEG 9nares,
5eritort feline Stdrfe un0 fem eigentlibee
Qeben unb, er3eugt, tpe1n mar i'm ni6t
befeitigt, cine Sieberbaftigfeit nnb Elm
SUDDEN Der &opfbaut; Die 9aartpur5eln
bungern ans, I0ien it4 unb iterben ab.
Tam fdlt bas 9aar raid aus. @erfeblt
nidt, cine Is Gents Slaf9e Der ¬pl'
tong 9anberine in irgen6 elmer Npotbefe
gu faufen unb bann beriu@t es.