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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-01-10

@on Seiurt6 Steinhdufeu-
@aier. mo 3ieheu bic Shipdue bin,
&snH lie nit Sineen
9r60ben fie Sd1fpinqeu.
Gis re in odmmeruoe Serren entflohn?
6rGge nidlt. frnge uldlt;
HIen1dno frelB ibr &0bIn, mein Sobnl
@ater. mo- ingen Die Sturme bin.
Nut ifdumenoen @ogeu
gaher e~eftogen
Sauh3eno nit 6%rnuienoem Crgelton?-
Trnge nidt. frage nift;
Riemano peib ibr g8obiu. mein Sobnl
@ater. no fIicbcu bic Sreuoen BIN.
20 tur8 6eneiieu
llnh bGIo peroenen,
lln6 Tib' III une 8eue 'uIcbt ibr 2obr?
Sraae nidlt, frnqe uidt;
Niemnno tpeiB ibr 8ohin. meiH So6nl
Batter, NO qeben Die Weuihen bin,
E3enu Nrm unb Reide
Ser Soo, Ser qleidle,
5inTenQefihrt ar5 scr groe Tron?
EraNe nid't, fraqe nitt;
Nieutanc fpeib ;br |Gohin. mein Sobul
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-01-10
Ter Griola Der Vafetpc5t III

iibsr allen 3uelIel 9elihert. od lh0n am
erlen 3dae lbre gr0Be lleberlegenhetl
iber ben G%EpreBolsnit er,uielen uuroe
lin suuerldlige N%ustuuit Ia erlauasn.
tuuroen am srltsn Sanudr uou GbicaQp
aus 5u glsiher 3ett Hdtste per Yph
uno @rpreB nab uerldROsueu Stdoten
per1nnot. onrnnter nab Cincinnati. 81
bat fh srpieleu. oaS Die Bot elm IA
Diet. fir iDelhes ole @IpreB.G lmpagnt,
rs gtrts berehne.e. iiir iteber
Gents 0sriauoie uno ooB oas Yoit.
padet beoeuteno irilber e%lntrnf. dls ooe
@rpreB. Badet. IA Der @ensralpolt.
meilter oussershnsl bot. odB III Dem
Iebigen BoriO Die Yplt ale Nuslogeu
osdsn tann uno teln 9eisit W be.
furhten bot. 70 III oamit Der fir DIT
Station bohit mittlse BsmsiS gsIlejert
oaB Der Serwaliunasbienit oui etne
!66be selan9t 1T. psIche ben 8uuo be-
fdbtiat. Den 6fsntIihen 0etrisb in
tpeiteItem llmiange dufSunehmen. Chnt
36seru Iulis Die Eideipoit 10 rpslt aus
gebebni merosn, buB Die @rpreB Glm
pasuisn sdnSIih perihmlnosu. Bonn o0,
fie nOh idhrlih 0uuosrte pOn Nlltouel
aus benz Yplte idropien. 1T EN- &or
tpuyi seeen Die Resleruug Gtn met
tsrer SGriii mliroe DIE Nltlondli eruu,
oeS telesropbild en &sr'ebts leln. De.
in ieiner jesiaen 6aiiuu9 ebeniul,
bo6lt unbeirieOisenb 1t.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-01-10
z ttfamer = u d.

9rn einem ~ieItIamen 9rduh aus
her ,3eit Der heutIten GIsinitd1tersi
Miro berihtet: Ritt ieIten tam es
lei 0sn tIeinsn heutfdsn St1aten
uuo befonoers BET Der Ritterihaft in
Friitsren Sdhrbunosrteu Dor. SAP
Strdflinas ans ihren SerrttorttH
ouf Die frans6fiI@sn @aIscrtn as.
ttatt nurosn. Der Srduh trdbte
70 nit fit. noB lie MIR an /. T2GrS
zines ieben Slbrss BON rem ~franios
',ihen 9sh0roen urQsuonmsH rura
>Cn. ~llrbeoinats 9orausItBurQ fir
DIE Gnnohrns mar tin gutter 8eiuuos
bettsSuItdno Ser 9sute. War birier
porhnnoeu. e purNsu lie bis gum
trittsn Sote osr StbIer Bride &C.
fiihrt. nm BORT bon Srautrtia iiber=
rommsn gu r.rosn. Sir i.o.u
StrdfIiHa purosn oeutitsrfsits an
BE arons 5rantrsids 3sbn Reitss
teller bsjdhlt. Die @srt-etsr nurs
Den Damn i'm 9urme gu s.~oBburg
:unieraebrd6t uno ipdter ndd Dem
Gett1fen BRET uuf Die 8aIe.r.n obs
ceFIbrt. Wuroe Elm 0srbr.her Dor
&bi6iuB ieiHer Straf3.it b~.onaoiet,
10 mubtt tus benz fran30iif6sn ma
rin.miniiferium mite.teilt percen.
gieTss beanFtraate oann Die ftGnoiq.
9ommiHioH 81 Brett nit Der sreiod=
be oes 8sfangensn. gepor ibm is,
oo6 bic guloers. 5reibeit sut.iI purz
Dc, mubte er eineH Gio fdn0ren, ME
me6r frdH3ofifden gohen su betr.s
TEN. Grit bic frana6ff6e RepoIus
tlcn matte oiei.r mertpirbig.n Gin
rthtuHg eiH Gnbe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-01-10
NlinbluItiGes Clement,

Qo8 biitoriide QarI Shur3.Selm
in Ndtertotun III Dem Der berupnlte
oeutid) . umerltautihe Stautamann
lduaere 3ett 0elucbut bat. 1T oen
Ilammen gum Gpier 0e'aucn. Us
more otelielht nIdt aalt3 oernnd)tei
ruuroen. mcnu uit)t inrolIe Der aaIie
Der gBalIerorud IN Der Yeltura Der.
ioat bate. las Quis muroe ourh
Stur, I'M Sabre 1852 erbolt uno
oiente lpdter hen 8rlelSocterunen oils
Guieuthnlt. Gs mar eltlhleoen oas
i~rtercIioateite Beblube Der Staot.
uro ron nett unh brett. aus alien
3eiIeu Der Yereini9tenS taaten tamNi
Sic @erpunocrer oes 9eutihen berbet,
Die St1tte 5u ieben. Dor etlpa 8 3ab.
rem muroe boS &auS. out ueldEm
cine Supothef IuItete. pom Der Viii
noutee gIectric.pobn 8etauft. DE
8eienitoit nolte lbsr ben Elot. no
oaS Sans itnuo. lbre 8eIflle leaer.
Is reote itfl 0omols i'm 9nu1en San.
be. nm bas Sans oor Dem Nbtraaen
All retten. uno ole @ahu ,elate it'd
ouh bereit o0$ &auS rrie6er an Die
in @iIhunQ belriftene @eicl'toft Al
rerFuutcn. Srotoer rItts oltS Dem
Anfauf muror. Guoerte Sic 0abnGe'
ieQ'dait o,e proieftjerte Nlne uro
tlieb bemiht Dos Sans mo 'clre
llmccbur9 in Qutcm 3uitarHe al ct.
boltett. oenn 10 u1elrte he. e,nral
rerhen bod ote Teutihen ons &ous
hires 1ro6cn Sohue3 errpsrber. 9tur
bat e'rc t1hcrc Waht QcIprohcr unc
onc Yroicfte rerridltct.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-01-10
an oapernoe grbelt uno anltreugun.

gen
Saocus groBe 8erSieuite I'm oie
Qrmee bGben ben 3arer 6erolnano
teDo9en. i'm i'm Grie1e an bic
GDite icirey 9lrmea 81 i~taIien. "a.
on 8ejor; 3u oen poI;t.iheu Gene.
raIen I'm Jutcn S!nne; er ueritebt
Is. Die milltirii6en 6cn5Iungan BEN
poIitiihen @riorSerniiieH gemiB EN-
Burihten. ST bsiist 5reuroe uue
iYeiroe uro u1ternimmt cs. Die IN.
9riffe Ser Ie8ttren in Der S6ranie
ais por}iigliAer aeoner nit 9ei6ii
a5llsretien.
0ahIt Canon nimmt Der Ghef iei-
reS 8eHer1.it1tes. General Ifitte,U.
uniere 4uimerfiamtelt in 4nigruh
Dan foru bc5aupten. 0ob er Der
Snef Hes 8eneralitlbes os5 galtau.
bur9e3 Ii. G.thep 3dhit - Sabre
5r mar ein 1reuno StammbuIous
uro ais 'olter cine 3eitlanJ in /
iIeine @arnlion an Sue 5es Rbo'
ooqe8eblrge3 DerOarrt 5eine mili.
tirJihPn 5t!;5:en Sat II aui Der Wh.
~Iitdraf1oemie Turin uolteroet. Bii.
iest fonman0ierte er bic 8rensot.
clifton IN Rltlipj opel.
General Geor9 Jpdnow 1T Der
Rommnnoeur Der eriten 4rinee
Ofunf 1lpiiioren). ser Siegcr Don
WlHtoUba.V aiha. ser @etdmpfe-
Don A0rianopeI un6 Der Ve0rdnqer
bes ti,rtnhen Iinten 6IiigeIs in Der
ShIs ht Don Guile gurgas. Soanof
.d5lt As Aobre. 6riiber 2oiuunt
bes 8attenber9s. bat er feline mill.
tdrhhen StVoeu oWi Der RitoIaus.
AtabeyuN gu q. VeIers5urg ge'
rnGt. Cine ootitihe 8era,~1en.
pett osflst Jpannu nlht; er gilt dIs
sin ~itranvger Soloat. Der BEL allen
8~eIe9erbeiten ieine Iufgaben met.
iter6oit erfiqt.
General GotIrdeu 1T ser 8efebls.
bober Der pueIten ArHee (orei Dtoi.
fionen). Or sa6lt 30 Sabre. Irup.
penofft5lcr obne afuoemiihe Bl.
6ung. bat err trosbem nit Beritdn6.
ms Die ofienilpen 0perattoUeu Der
pueiten ierbiihen Arnee oes Seue'
rolS Steobun0pirih %untertiitt.
Roofo GimItrIetu gilt in PuIgu-
rieu GI5 elm General Don gIethem
@erte oe3 8eneraIiifimus 5aoosp.
CIR bat Sieicn Ruf ais 1lbrer Der
hritten arutee (oter Dioiilonen) bei
R,rt aiI. Heb. bel 8una Siiiar uro
Ei6orIu a'rehtiertigt. Or sdbIt so
Sabre. GENE militdrlfhe Silouiw
erbiett er utf Ger Observation-Disclosures
3u ct. PETERSBURG. @nersiih uno
enthIu8idbi9. bat sr ais grupper-
iuipefteur I'm Grieoer ben Gries
ouf oas bette oorbereitet. Rad Dem
Stur3e 8~atterbcrgs but Iimitrieu
8ebn 3Gbre ruiTihe Dierite aenom.
men. %ytuumebr mint lbm inter
TeroinoHo Sic Iusiidt. iie0reid in
RoritaHtInopeI elr3u3ie3en.
@os lei BEN bul8ariiten 8srera.
len surusiit auFt0!It. III Ibre AugenS
aIs Guelle mllttGriiher @rfolge.
Nir bdlteu uriere ArnIee in bren
botiteu StclIuagen I'M ~aIsemeiner
nod nidlt fir ocraltert. @5 aibt
nber 3u oenfen. oaB oie Webr3a0l
Der oeutiten gatajIIon8tonHnanoeu.
re i'm Sebensalter Ser b0titer 6ul.
gariiden 8enerdle uu0 barber
itebt. General BON WerSoortt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-01-10
@k rs otea.

Njr b,eteu cir bunoeIi 9oIlIrs 3eI' huure FL ieosn
ID upn Gnidrre, Der ntH IN d gutu, b men uon
pdl'4 GdtarrhsRur afhe1lt perneH fInn.
Z. 3. Gamer b &p.. Gtlentb.. 5ol 20. ..
t. tf niie ie,dhnrttu. hI eR j. z Gh men I ii
be- lcBl en- 10 3 hr II gstlHrt Hnc Ilten bH iir
poitum men chreubaft III allen Seft1ttsoerAa"c %.
I19tn unb in rYlel hrfnh al. ale DO lHer IN ma
e'ugeadr enfu 8trbIHofthftiien IN e%r'lien.
Bcu 4 1ruag, Sr0Bfiaoeis 9ro9aiteI. Eos
lepp, I.
otIs=T clunten. SCIeoo, q.
6du's GdtlrIh-au 'pro neri' d aerprrnsn u"o
p'rtt eutt Gli o's Stint uNh pie ihleim,lep Ger
hddleH 3 + Suncns eIIutS. freI pfriAnot. B-ets
i5r fnr b 6tfc BetttRii pcn ali en- Apotbeleru.
pau's : m'Ir. =asatH limo DIE befttn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-01-10

@ttEtti@5 tHs @ttHtAt7 AUN %NAtHANN
pbsnbrdhte 70 iiraff uHo grade.
Damn nieosr ;u.i4 cen,It ober gu
flaumiq.n 9limpfen gsbnnt.
ga. bi. Selsgruph.nordbts. - 81
lie nisber ~ 70 einem iinlenben.
fumm.noen 9iahl. osiien WuTit in
6eois Seel. hie 9oritsnurg pom rsiz
ten, nsiten. qriinsr 1fi6en, flbrens
rem Tiisn6dbn3uasn uno flattsrnosn
80osln mad rief. ~plnfaFrten o.rfte?
Die Wuttsr mar al frdntlih. 10
nett nit !6soi 3u aebsr. uno grub
den fpuBt. n.n Weq ni6t.
IN Der 9ir oes Stemnnerlaosns
eritisn cine feline. blaiis frau.
gu muBt rein tOmmsn, 5eoi. "a
reQnet"
Gs reqnet. ~ Die glinbe 6ob nit
tsrnb oas Stumpfnds6sn uno piitte
Elm trsriq BOZ. Rem 3ropTsu db. her
NIT lu'tiqsm 6ops oen tlsinen G.z
ftttssrtsr oIs Ss-unobrstt benust.
Sis mo6te ibrsr StraBe heimIiA
cine Sduit.
Der 2eQen an uno fir iih mar
3pdr redt bI6ih. 9ds funfte Rau.
fhen oo.r tdpfere BraTeIn ouf Sen
T.niterbrettsrn sr3dbIten 6ebi pom
benz Iunqsn Neg, Den bic EropFen
hintsr iid botten. Das lie oa au,s
iehen modten!
Dob lire Strase ,rbislt I'M Rea.n
stpos Tremoss. Feinotines. Seb.r
Stsin ipriibts ,in.m naT, 8GIte .nts
oeosn, un0 Der Damn puroe glits
i6iq.
.Sa. iiebit, tpenn mir nun sin
@drt6sn bdttsn. nit elmer fsft.n
Qaubs oarin. t0nnt.it Ou orauBen
bl.ibsn." foste Die Helm. blaFe 5rau
feuf3eno.
5eoi tG6.lt. Elm miloes, nddiihz
tiqes 0Ghsln. Warum nur bic Wuts
ter ibre quite StraBe niht l.ioeH
tonnte? Simmer f.hnte II. .in.n Gar
ten fir 6.oi hsrbsi unb f6tp.bte in
It.t.r 5urtt pnr Ser StroRs. 9ls
pb oi. Der 8linben etmus 3ul.ib.
tate! =
.Sebi!" ri,f ss bon Der qeaeniib.ts
Ii.dsnben Gsite Der. .Du olaubit
ni6t. nos fir pi.ls aaitoni.n bier
oriben lt.o.n!"
Oos mar 9rubdsns Stimm.. Die
uIfo iu6ts trob bss Rsgens 8aita=
MEN! limo bi. boisn gubsn. bic FONT
Bel ibrem 9pll.n tsinen, aber aud
teinen Der tiibid.n r, sriinen StudsIs
bduter fir bic 8linoe iibrig lieb.n.
batten Dor ben poar 2ropfen 81.
6ludt ereriffen.
Gier srpo6t. in 9eois fanft.m
9eii6t. sic muBt. Die Gsl.gsnbeit
ausniB.n. vi. Mutt.r adt.t. sss
rab. nidt ouf ii.. Sic fprad i'm
off.nen 2aben nit elmer 9unoin.
Nlfo f6n:a ii6.r ben Damn. Mm
S6an bait. tie q,nuu .rtannt, no
Srubden ii6 uufhielt.
r9ut, TUT" br0bnte es parnsno in
Der 6ern..
Gin Nuto, foear = 6sbi b0rte IS
Tofort - elm fremoss. Ood Is mar
mod nett. Sebi tonnte unbeforgt
ben Damn poTisren. Sbrt CUTE
Strdbs tai ibr ii6sr nidts.
llnii6sr trcten bic Tdpudsn 6ibs
hsn. Nuf ben idmuBigsn Steiner
oine's iih nirtlih T6left.
n6soi, bl.ib bribsn!." rief 9ruodsn
snti.bt.
Gs mar gu fpdt, 0as olatt.
9fIa'tsr bra6ts bic glinos gu Sal.
0as Muto. oas in BOILER @ei6pins
hioteit bu~herbrau5ts, permo6te ni6t
ihnea gsnu9 gu bremfen.
Inter benz ungebeursn Berg, Der
fi6 ouf is mGl3te, bate bic glinOe
trob bes rafenoen S6mer5es in
i1rer 8ruit - nod bic Gmpfinoung
bes Staunsns: es mar bod nidt
m0gIi6. bub lire StruBe, ihre CUTE
Strabe ihr 10 peh tun tonnte?
Damn idpunhen ihr Die Gimme.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-01-10

@lTo eerubs3u eemsingsfdhrliA
t6nnen 0erdrtiae uebsrirsibuneen
perosn, 70 gsfdhrIi6. oaB Is nidt
'elten erft an GtrihtsteIe aelinqt.
lie t~lar3ufenen uno duf ihr urs
iprunqli6es NormnlmaB Surid3us
fuhren. RatHrliA haten ie in7pis
fhsn sins 6IGe pom llnheil aeitiftet
uno niht pieoer gut3uma6enoes
6er8eleio peruriahti
6iten mir ms bod ale Dor DEN
Ctr.ihen. Die uufere BhantaIis uns
bier uno ga gu fpielen Derfu6ti
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-01-10
Die Mrmntb Der ,,armen Jmoia

uer". Die inter ben l%lmitdnoen eIne
fr%eiipinise ssnannt weroen muB, lbeinl
ilbriaens ltelsnrueiie nlht nGsu 9rOB 81
fein. Sn NsbraSta baben in Dem leg
ten Sabre l61 @innebasps 3nOlauei
auf etntm 1853 Neres umIalienOer
Nreol Nais. 0aier. BsI5sn. aartCi'
felu. 6eu uuo Belsntorn I'M @elnmmt'
pertbe Don $l25.000 8esrntet.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-01-10

- Qbgei6tedt. Wr3t: rWa
rum pollen sic AIR ainb ni4t imp
fen loNen?"
Bauer: .Weil's 90 mir biIft'
9orig's Sahr hab / meiu' Mi4ert
:mpfen lafsn, uno 3pol Gag ipd-
ter falIt er gum 5eHIier naus uno
br;dt r. g @'uad!-
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prdmien Site.

Gin 9abr inn pcraus ~befahlenoe
ubonuenten erhaiten ie eimen
Idouen haleueer ais Prdmie
gratis une p%ertoirei. lin pra-
mien ime foloenoe sur Iuswahl
porbauoen:
s:aturopolt, (oopOn limb orei5ebn Rum'
meru erfhlenenl.
prdmien oeoen Mehr-
,ahinno.
Rodbbudl.
Steiaer's oeutIh ameritanilbes 0ofbuf
fir tteine SSdmilien. Bpn Baloemar
S6reger. Breis rs Gents.
RGhmaid1inen.
Die -RoroIierH" Rdhmaihine Ho. l Ulro
suf s Sabre lhriitIlb 9uranttrt, r3rop
5ech"' Oh bduIe, ertra ieine HUlitur, ollie
u~eueIien &erbeiernHgeu, abiOlut oe belie
Waihine, b.. iiir Irgeno einen Brets er'
hdttltdb NO
Die -Rorbfern"' Rnbmaihlne $40. 2, &C.
uau wie Ro. /. nur NIT autbomothil dem
Drop 6eab". .$2G
Die ~sior0iern~s Ndbmnihine No. 3, IN
@oIoen Dat = eebduie. nutbOmntiidlem
.gbain 4iIt". au9eIa9er = @eltel nit
autbomatilhem sBeit Repidcer", hobem
Nrm, sebdrtete StubltbeiIe ale rNttah'
smeuts" in Sammets Adlthen. @ine CUTE
WaIhlne Su benz Iebr biil9en vi 10 BON
u ......-... ...............Hlt
Die ,Rorotern sRnItine 20. q, geuau ME
30. 3. nur in 9sStsgabi 'Sorm, $40
Hue oiefe Raihiuen iino abiolut snran'
TIT. 2ie 5raht bat Der Rduier gu tra9en
un0 lie betrdSt BON SOC bis 81. le nab Der
TiitanB.
9ieie BrdmienliIte wiro ohHe ruettrre
RotiS BON 3eit 81 Belt eradnSt uno Uerdn'
bert, uno oieie ErriIe rlhten lit nab Dem
lsiueiliaen Rarfwertb.
I'm Bsitu nHb : tter'tsn III ss. bas seIo rr
Doaanwrt q q (yaonsn Otorr) bic Der BoitmetitT
an ben at6bersn Ertidaften aus ellen fam, ~ abu
aim tune " wtihe bic darateu tn allen 9rprts
. Gtatisnen a~HSieutn. xeenn man oaS eSelb prr Eoit
, G~aiseiiuua seer per u preRdHUtiiung idbtft. III e.
ut2t nsthpepeie, ben betrrffeubeH Srtef reatiirtren a
lastn, mean BIC Norsle bout Id gsidristsn n 9rai
uau baaeasn Naaras b In oeu Nrief. 10 ipltr ettter
" Tets reeiitrirt lUeresn. nm ndet N ietu. odB otTlsiot
ssAtia autenmt. Fnr BeioItnbuuaen IL eiHtGdhtu
Driffuerfdi ufe Il ernfhmeu mir teiRerlsi BernHtlpurt
IlMtett. an Rate usH acknowledgements uergtHe
mas 10 nlMi, bic ate ebsnippohi rie BITE acne
BofsiTce aainas On. bonn iont touneH lDtr ben Wa
mes In ben SnderH gar Mot fnoeH
RuueusGrhere bHrfrn ntdhi, ipte bas 10 OFT ar1dattht,
ais serntintiihs Qui'tuna surndi ehaiteH mer
lex- (satera fnS bea Brt,tsn btibuGestu.
0uittuna erfol9t nur burh aenoerun9
t0es 9atums auf Dem NoreBlire,isn.
Ran a~oreilire einfad;
~.NORDSTERN''. La Crosse. Wis.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-01-10

Kinder Schreien
MACH FLETcHER'S
CA 9 Z Q F IA
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Hrifthe Garmprponfte.
t4retie uuE Der @ltp @rpcerp. 504
NRtter unb Gisv TIM @rpEbaneeI.
iYreiie uOn Der Samlep &Rm. NOl
1afe.
(4yeile ucm eauabou & Srpo.)

(HrsiIe BON Senrn Nnoerega, 625 iaoI.
{. Strabe, 90 grpfe, Eses.)
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Prdmien oeoen mehr'
,ahinno.
0odnhuA,

Steiaet's oeutIh ameritaniIhes 0Ohbud
fir tteiae 6dmiIien. Bon BaloemoI
S6reger. 8reis Is Gents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-02-10
NEW Y. NJ. H. A. IS PLANNED.
ClubroOms for Capitals Young He
brew Hen to Be Obtained.

i'daIs for furti.erinG the interests of
the Young Mems Hebrew Association
We're discussed at a meeting held yes
terddy afternoon IN the Southern build =
ing y committee. consisting of Ben
Jamin Schneider. Louis PelZman and
Louis Resented, was appointed to
make the necessary arrangements for
securing clubroorls for the associa-
uCn. Joseph l.. Topper. Joseph Stein
and Frederick Pelzman We're appointed
Il committee for the purpose of incor-
pOratIng the association.
Final plans were made for the mass
meeting next sunday afternoon at ,
q 'clok at I'ythiaH Temple, on which oc-
c,Ision Representative julius Kahn.
Henry NJ GoIdfG=lc. Simon Wolf. Rabbi
Nbran Simon and I'Tut. /. y. Hourwich
y III make addresses.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NeWman's Travel Talk.

THE Top OF the World" L. NJ New
mans closing travel talk in his present
course, was given before an appreciative
audience at the Columbia last night and
will be repeated this afternoon.
Iceland, Sp.tzbergen and Norway were
pictured and described with a realism
which conveyed every phase of life in
the highest regions of the inhabited
north. The Olympian games We're shown
in 4 motion trip to Stockholm at the time
of the marathon race, together with hui
man-interest portraits of the American
winners. Other films depicted included "a
ride the entire length of an enormous
glacier q visit 20 the Laplanders. Il
trip to Bergen and many
ruins, in motion and color. of Iceland
along the route that led to the polar cir
Gle within degrees of the pole" The
journey started from the Orkney Islands
and ended in the frozen north with Il
panoramic glory of the midnight sun
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LAUNCHES UNDER REPAIR.
Activity Among Owners of Potomac
Cruising Vessels.

OVerhaulins launches of the feet OF the
CGrintiian Yacht Club, at the headquar-
ters Of the club on the Virginia side of
the river near the new Highway bridge,
is in progress. The launch WhOchee,
belonging to Commodore Edward Stockett.
has recently had it's old engine taken ont
and a new 20-horsepower motor installed
in its place. The new engine is expected
to give the boat better speed and to make
her more available for cruising service.
The launch Edith H.. belonging 10 John
II. Hart, is having considerable work
done to her decks and hull and she will
be in the best OF order when put over
board III the spring. The launch Atlas,
belonging TO John Mariner has been
painted and overhauled and has been put
overheard ready for service. Work is in
progress on several other boats and by
the latter part of this month the over
hauling OF the launches will be in full
swing in preparation for getting them
ready i'll the spring.
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PROTEST RACE SEGREGATION.
Members Of Colored Y. M. C. A. On.
pose Movement in District.

Resolutions protesting against the
movement for separate cars for colOred
people in the District or the separation
or the races in public carriers in any way
were adopted at a meeting held yester-
day afternoon at the coIored Y. VI. c. A.
Secretary Lewis L. johnson stated a
mass meeting would soon be held in one
OF the large churches. with Il view toward
taking definite action to fight any at
tempt to discriminate against the colored
residents of the city in public carriers.
Rev. ". T. Williams of Baltimore spoke
on the subject OF The Carpenter" He
told the men tina, The race was becoming
tOpheayy with ministers. lawyers and
doctors; that the only service that seems
Cpen FOR uhetcoIored is domestic service.
He stated that barber.ng, Watering, shoe
repairing. the restaurant business is fast
being gObbled up by Greeks and Italians
and other aliens. He urged the men to
give more attention to the trades and
business enterprises.
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LITTLE RAIN OR SNOW.
Week of Seascnable Winter Weather
Promised for CAPITAL.

n week of seasonable winter weather.
with little rain or SHOW, is predicted III
the weekly forecast of the weather bu-
reau. issued today. This condition is eX-
pected to prevail over the whole of the
United States with the exception of the
Pacific coast, where temperatures above
the normal for this season are looked for,
and where rainy weather is predicted for
the week.
About Wednesday, however, a disturb
ance is expected to develop in the far
west. starting east and crossing the mid
die west Thursday night or Friday, and
reaching the east by the end Of the week.
Warmer weather, it is expected, will pre-
cede this disturbance. which will be ;lc-
companied by rain or snow. Following
it will come u cold spell. which probably
will develop in the far northwest about
Thursday and follow eastward in the
track of the preceding disturbance. Tho
colder weather is not expected to arrive
In the east until the beginning OF next
week.
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ART OF BEING HAPPY.
President Taft's Physician, Dr.. Bar.
ker. Gives Rules for Life.

DIR. Charles Barker, President Tafrs
physician, lectured on THE Art Of
Being Happy" at Ingram Memorial
Church last night the address being "a
iive-part prescription for the attain
ment of health and happiness.
Have good health" DR.. Barker coun-
seled. You cannot be happy with indi-
Sestion or headache or cold Seventy
five per cent of the people are suffering
from some disorder. Breathe correctly.
take exercise every day.
Accept cheerfully the place and the
work God gives you.
DO the best kind OF work you can
in the job you have.
Cultivate a happy spirit. Look for
the bright side of everything.
Have faith in God. ] never saw a
man who was joyous that did not trust
God.
1t is possible for every one to be
happy. To have the jog and gladness in
life which the world cannot give and
cannot take away.
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FIRE ALARMS PATIENTS
Blaze in G. w. U. Medical
Laboratory Causes More
Than $1,000 Damage.

Fire starting in one of the lAbora-
tories OF the George Washington Cniver-
sity Medical School early yesterday morn
ing caused between 81 eco and 5000 dam
age and for a time alarmed many of the
patients Of the university hospital, which
adjoins the medical school. The fire was
discovered by Miss C. NJ. Ownbey, night
nurse in the hospital, on duty on the
fourth floor She summoned DR. D. r
Bolton, an -interne, and several other i'll
ternes. VINO formed squad TO assure the
patients that there was no danger.
IN attache of the hospital turned i'll an
alarm from q nearOy box 1t Il thought
that the fire was caused by the eXpio-
sion OF a lamp in an incubator in the
histological laboratory The firemen
FOUND it necessary to use quantities or
water toeXtinguiSh the flames. and in this
way some of the books in the medical
library were damaged Glasses usually
meeting in the rooms damaged by the
fire were transferred to other parts of the
building This morning.
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NEW COUNCIL OF JONADABS.
Plans for Organization at Frederick,
Nd. Under Way.

Officers and members of the local
councils of the Sons Of Jonadab. &C
companied by delegations from Monu-
mental Council of Baltimore and
Potomac Council of Harpers Ferry, w
Va, yesterday visited Frederick, Md.
and held a meeting at the Masonic
Temple, with a view of establl shing a
council of the order in that city.
Addresses were made by c. f. Sud-
warth, J. J. Maloney, Morgan Kiely and
James Crosgon of Washington and the
Rev. Mr. Lamar of the Methodist Epis-
copal Church. at Frederick. after which
the delegation from Monumental Coun-
ell opened the council meeting in due
form and initiated several candidates
as a nucleus of a council at that place.
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MAY VOTE ON LICENSE ISSUE.
Prince Georges Temperance Advo'
Gates Plan to Submit Question.
Il Correspondence OF The Star.

Special Correspondence OF The Star.
UPPER MARLBORO. Md,
February 10, 1912.
It is rumOred that temperance ad-
vocates plan to submit to the voters Of
Prince Georges county the question as
to whether or not intoxicating liquors
shall be sold in the county. and are
considering the advis bility of entering
the democratic primaries this summer
with candidates for the state senate
and members of the house of delegates.
Joseph Addison Of Bowie district has
announced his candidacy for the house
of delegates, stating that he will stand
squarely on the platform to give the
people Of the county a chance to vote
for or against the sale of intoXicants.
Thomas NJ Baldwin of Laurel district
is willing to go before the people on
this issue and 1t is understood that L.
Howard Duckett would be willing to
make the fight on the local option
proposition.