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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-09-24
EFFICIENT HOUSEKEEPING
BY HENRIETTA ID. GRAUEL Domestic Science Lecturer)
The Eyes of the House

The windows are the eyes of the house and like all eyes are intended to be looked through.
 They should be kept shining and bright, ready for use every hour of the day and at night their lids, the curtains should cover them and pro tect the intimate family life from the stare of passers-by. Some whole hearted people deserve praise for not drawing the blinds when the lights are lit but let the firelight and the cheer glimpse through the flmy lac9 to give happiness to some one home ward bound through the darkness.
 Hangings are more graceful than shades and are coming into general use The color scheme Of a room may be helped by them.
 But it is not an >extraVagance to have dark shades for summer to break the glare of the sun, and white or ecru blinds to brighten the dull this adds to the comfort of the family, and the life of the shades
 There is Lo lack of suitable mater ial for every. windows need. If the gaze of your next door neighbor dis concerts you buy a Npane" curtain, these are of delicate material and large weave that will permit you to see out without being seen.
 They are made firm with tape around the edges and fastened to the frame of the window next to the glass These may be paneled and match the curtain in the glass door of the reception hall or they may be very inexpensive indeed.
 For the hangingS madras cloth or soft silk material faced with some thing heavier and weighted with small lead discs will make them hang evenly.
 But whatever material you choose prithee do not loop them back and tie them at either side of the window with asash of ribbon leaving a dia- nond shaped space in the center of the window to peer through. This stiff hard style is foreign to the na-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-09-24

Manufacturers of artificial limbs are seeking substitutes for English willow, used because of it's combined light ness and strength. It is claimed that the Port Orford cedar of the Pacific Coast will prove equally servicea:bIe.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-09-24

ture of lace or silk and destroys the use of the windows, which we've all ready agreed is to look through. Hang the curtains on strong small rods that fit between the castings of the windows, leaving the wood un- covered to show the f1neness of it's grain and color. Sew tiny brass rings to the curtains, slip them over the rod, and your window will be sensibly dressed, while the curtain may be pulled aside to admit the light and air.
 Upper sashes are often filled with colored glass; which is not so ex- pensive as in years past, and there is co1ored, transparent paper sold by the yard that may be used to advan- tage in bath room and hall and a glass stain or paint that is quickly applied.
 The dotted lawns scrims and fig ured muslins are always liked in bed rooms and here sash curtains are a necessity. Fasten them to. the inside of the casing or frame so the window may be raised without disturbing them.
 When cleaning time comes remove the draperies and give the windows a thorough brushing with small whisk broom.
 Wipe the glass with a soft, dry cloth and clean the wood work with warm water containing a, little borax and ammonia. Soap is scarcely ever needed in the water. it clouds the Gne varnish, of course, require different surfaces, course, require different treatment. The water for the glass needs to be softened with borax, or washing soda and ammonia. Wet an old, soft cloth, that is free from lint wiring it almost dry; for the less wa ter used the better. Follow the wet cloth instantly with a dry cloth and polish with a chamois or old silk In winter when it is difficult to clean windows the glass may be wiped off quickly with a soft cloth moistened with wood alcohol; this removes all marks and soil.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-09-24
MUST LABEL EGGS.
Dealers Learn New Law Is To
 Be RigidIy Enforced.

Market and grocery men have been informed that the law passed by the last legislature regarding the sale of eggs is to be rigidly enforced. This law applies to storage, preserved or incubated eggs offered for sale and the dairy commissioner has the same power in seeing that the law is com piled with as he has in reference to other food products.
 The act as passed by the legislature is as follows:
 Section livery person, firm, or corporation who shall offer for sale any eggs which have been preserved by any artificial process, or which have been kept in storage for more than fifteen days, in any place where the temperature is reduced by means of chemicals or other agents, or which have been incubated for twen- ty-four hours or more, shall afhx to the packages or receptacle containing such eggs, and the package or recep- tacle in which they are delivered. conspicuously displayed with such eggs a label or pIacard bearing in plain letters not less than one inch in height, the words, "coId storage eggs," or preserved eggs or "incu- bated eggs' as the case may be.
 Section 2:-No eggs shall be brought into this state that have been held in cold storage or preserved by any process, or incubated, unless the package containing such eggs shall be marked or labelled in accordance with the provisions of this act.
 Section 3.-Any person who shall fail to comply with the provisions of this act, or who shall knowingly nisrepresent the condition or quality of any eggs which have been kept in cold storage, or fncubated, shall be fined not more than twenty-five dol ars.
 
 missioner shall have the same pow CTS with respect to the detection and prosecution of any unlawful sales of cold storage, preserved, or incubated eggs under the provision upon him with reference to the sale of butter, vinegar, or other food products.
 You will note that every carton containing eggs which have been in a cooler fifteen days, as we'll as every paper bag in which you deliver such eggs, has to bear label Cold Stor- age Eggs in letters one inch high, conspicuously displayed. It will be proper to use a rubber stamp if each carton or paper bag is carefully marked.
 'eThe commissioner rules that the label or marking must be conspicu- ous. Baskets or boxes in which eggs are displayed for sale must also have the same signs.
 ''It takes at least fifteen days to gather eggs in the west, grade, pack, and transport them, and during this time they are or should be under re- frigeration and therefore under this law should be branded "Cold Storage Eggs.''
 ssAs probably ss 1-2 per cent of all the eggs sold at this time of the year have been in an icebox or cold stor- age fifteen days or more, and. as some of the nearby, new-laid eggs are shrunken and of poor quality and might subject the dealer to prosecu- tion, we suggest all eggs be marked according to the law, except the few nearby, absolutely new-1aid, which have been carefully examined by the dealer before he places them on sale.''
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-09-24
FEDERAL PRISON FOR
 BREAKING INTOa CAR

New Haven, Sept 24-victor Berg strom and Joseph KIyaa1kees, two youths under q. charged with vicla- ton of the federal law against break ing into railroad freight cars for the purpose of theft, were sentenced to the federal penitentiary at Atlanta, Ga-, for a year and a day apiece by Judge Martin in the United States district court yesterday afternoon. Both boys pleaded guilty to the charges. A similar charge against Lawrence Phe- Ian, alleged to be a companion of the
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-09-24
WOMAN HELD IN $500
 FOR SMALL THEFT

New Haven, Sept. 24-Mary Cava- naugh, of Waterbury. was arraigned in city court, today, charged with the theft of small sum of money from the person of Rawson Harris here about a week ago. The case was con tinued under $1,50o until tomorrow for further investigation
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-09-24
ADENOIDs ARE A MENACE TO
 CHILDREN.

Adenoids result from succession of colds in babies and young children. They spoil the mental and physical life of a child. The condition that causes them may easily be avoided by careful parents. Quickly and thor oughly cure all colds and throat irrtta- tfons by the use of FYoley's Honey and Tar Compound, and adenodds will not develop.-Adv. 1 5
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-09-24
FACING A SERIOUS PROPOSITION

The man or woman who has kidney trouble is facing a serious Proposition, where grave complications readily fol- low neglect. Foley Kidney Pills are an honest curative medicine that once taken into your system mean restored kidney and bladder action, and a re- turn of health and strength.-Adv.
 5
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-09-24
AN EARNEST QUESTION

Maud (earnest1y): ttI want to ask you a question, George"
 George, (also earnestly): 'FWhat is it. dearest
 Maud CstiII earnestIy): +If you had never met me would you have loved me just the same ?''-Sacred Heart Review.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-09-24

other two, was nolled. The case of Percy Keneboy, a fourth member of the gang, was continued until this morning. All four are from Water bury.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-09-24

LOWEST RATES TO CALIFORNIA Oregon, Washington, Montana, Ne vada, Idaho, Texas, Arizona, British Columbia, Sept. 24th to Oct 9th.
 Apply Erie Railroad, 196 Washing ton St., Boston, Mass.-Adve
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-09-24
FOREST. NOTES.

Washington stands first in lumber production, with Louisiana second.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-09-24

It is said that 90, 0O0 eco broom handles
 are used annually in the United Statess one for each man, woman and child.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-03

mern ser 8ranoglo6e Dem 1aben
@aloe gu, 100 ser Gea.eridein bertam,
%fomnten aber bab NIT erIeidterten
&er5ett fonitatiren baB 111r Ser Mson6
Der l1rbeber 5ieler Specification mar.
Gliak.2utbringen.
8miidyem MIt6or ur16 DuttIer-
beim mlr6e 5miide,r 51pei 8damet1
Elm Dra6tieil altsgeiparnt; ser Mu-
tomobilbanbler 8ugutti fubr gegen
Dos SinoermB, obare no1 re9t8eitig
bremie,1 5u fonare1p. Ser @agen ifiir5-
he nm u16 9puroe iduner bei96oigt;
ole Sniaiien blieben llnperleBt. - gu
IoSe perbrannt lit tn Drulingen
oie y Sabre alte @ittpe Dintinger.
9eim 6euerawiitoen fingen alf Biz
jebt unoufgeflarte @etie ibre &leioer
Ssyeuer, a1n6 sic @reilin 5og iid 10
idmere @~erlebllngen gu, ooB fie nad)
5pei Stunben bereits beridie6.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-03
Mlasfas @enntbier 9erbe.

Sic in Masfa init acknowledgement
gemodyte @rfabr1ng als cine areele
fir Observation-Disclosures begann
Dor 5m0lf Sabren Onto ideir1t Elm gro.
Der @rfoGg getpor6en at iein. @er1p
tbiere 5ieben in Mlasfa lire Sl11pgen
groB NIT geringerem @erluit alS
@ienobieb in Mo1rtaro. Sic &eroen
nerooppeln ii@ ge1pobnlib ole brei
Sabre in ser MnsaN. @lasfa Mipen-
arbeiter begim1pen, Slrrplus< GGon6s IN
Menntbiere ar15ulegen NIT 1em @eoan.
fen, oie &iitenitauten emoli4 nit fri.
idyem Sleii@ gu perieben. @a 8eginn
oes nad6ten Sabnes miro SoS &enn=
tbier=GIeii@ au elmer StapeL0fferbe
ar1f bem Mdrften INT Sncoma un1
SenttIe. Tint 6em 1perte1t 61eii9or-
tifeI @eidmnd 3u berGeibem, fonbe
GOLDEN Grain Belt 8iere ierpirt aper-
sen. 8eiteM es bei s. 81. Gabr,
Sci. 625, ct. CLOUD, Min1r. Nr5eiee.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-03
Magenidmer5en.

@em Str utrbalten6 iber Mogem-
idmer5en flagt, 1aam iinb Cure Sc.
Der o0er Mienen in n1toro1ratrg. Ser
,ra9ldiiigung mag @uiierlu# ODER
acknowledgements, 3a1dertranfbeit
ooer 8rigbts @ranfbeit 5ur Gofge ba-
ben. Sauien6e empfeblen electric
8giitters ais ole auerbeife Mager- ODER
Mleren=Wae6i5in, sic 9e11odtt miro. 81.
g. Mltors Don &aleigh g. g., tpel-
der bon Mogenldmersen u1to @ii&em
meb geplogt 1par, i@peibt: ~Naei1re
Mieren tparen ouber Sr6nma1g, uro
incline 9eber nrbeitete ni@t ridtig.
ST. Tit iebr, aber electric @itbers
wl1roe empfoblen, un6 i@ m1sroe BEL
ler nnb ser eriten Dofis. ST ffuble
lett mie Elm 1pe11er Mont1." Ct tutro
@ap6 oa@ better moden. Sour 50f
lno $1.O0. @mpfoblen bonn Molitor
Drug Store. = Mn5eige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-03
Kinder Schreien
MACH FLETcHER'S
GAS OR
Seiterreidynngarn

9ie 5eiern gum bltnoertiabrigen
@eoen6en 0es 8efreiungsfrieges baz
ben lttmebr aa19 in IL n ibrem Mr<
fang genommen. Cine b0dit itimr
mlargsbolle ginGeitung bl0ete eine
!&uloigumg om Denfmal @beo6or
S&0i;rners. 6es Didters ser begeiitert=
iten @aterIanoseeidnge, tpelde Ole
6e1tide 9iteratur ol1f5uapeiien bat.
Mn oem DenfmoI tpl1r6e cine Tiine
ser prad]tpoQ1ten @rar5e mieoengelegt.
SStr elmer, bon bobem @daprng ge=
tragenen 6eitreoe 1pa1r6e 6er unfterb=
liden @er6ienite bes Di@ters bon
u2eier un6 Sbnert" ge6adt un6 bes
Mntbeils, tpelden er an 1em &a1npfe
gegen 6ie Gapoleoniide Snemberr-
ibaft gettotnmem, nls er itb 6em 2i=
botp'iden Corps a1gei9loiien. Ball.
retde @ereine nn6 Ole S6aelen mobnt
ten Ger Seier bei. l1nter 5er ber-
porragen0en @erionlidJfeiten, melde
5a1gegen paren, befano fi9 6er 6eutf@e
Botidafter b. Si6irf@b. - @eit Gu
6e S11li Dorigen Sabres tparetr @e<
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-03

perlieb iofort oie 9tellung. W}un
minlmt belte an, 6aB 5ternidel berb
8ron6 gelegt bat. - Ser @Bmuffeur
@ugler, ser inn Muftrage ieines
Diemltberrn, 6es Observation-Disclosures
8rud6ruder, 5mei @erren aus
@empten I'M MutomoboQi obbolen
ionte, flubr auf Dem &udapege in ben
friibelr Morgen1tun6en NIT grober
@eidhpinoigfeit gegen einem Baum.
Dus MutomobI tpur6e rn1getporfe len
u,ro @l,gler gegen oeu 8alm geidlea1<
oert. St mar lofort to6t. Die bei0e1
am6erem Snioiien mur0en gleidfans
aus SEM Sabr5ea1g auf Sic Strabe 9e=
morfen uno mebr o6er meniger lh4per
berleBt.
@iirttemberg.
Das 2iabrige Godterdeu 6es @ou-
unterrebmers 5durr in 6am + II
|6au mur0e in ser 9edbe 6er bortigert
sda1bfobrif BON bem ulmer Sdnel=
3lpg .iiberfahren un1 iofort getootet.
= Som @eriiit zines Neubaues IN
9omgenargen itir5be Ma1ermei<
1ter STINT 9ier ab 11n6 erlitt 10 i6tpere
innere un6 al1bere @%erlebungen, 0ab
er innerbolb elmer Stun6e iturb.' St
mor @oritan6 6eS @eiangbereins
v5robiim" u1t6 Elm allgemein beliebs
ter u1ro geadtetr 8iirger. - Sci Der
8lanbrii6e in II I'm lit Ser felt lanz
gerer 3eit abbangige Stnabenaparter
@arbiit Gus S0flimgen als 9eide ge=
lamoet mor5err. Sc itebt nod nidt
fe, Oh 5elbimor6 borQiegt.
8a1en.
3mei Monote nab leinem &robe-
flug lit Ser 6e1ltl9e Militdrlentballon
Dom 8eppelintpp, befannt dig ~@riab
3. g." iogut pie b0utg IN &riimaper
gegongen! Ct broh an 5met Stellen,
ols er nod 24ftiimbigem Tluge cine
2an6u1g 51 betpertiteuigen iudte. =
Gin nieolides Sdilbbiirgeritiid6ea
Ieiitete1, ii6 om 81. 6ebrapar abenos
6ie @inmobmer ser @enein6e Mmb~
I 0 9. Git @a1ter, ser 6en atfgeben-
oen Mon6 fir einen 6e1eeridein bielt,
iette iofort 6ie go113e @emeinoe in
MIarm. Mlsban eilten sic ma&ere1r
2oldmnnni9nften unter Sem @im<
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-03

dem 9anbe oeridapin6et geseniiber
Der ita6tiiden Ejaculation. sSSn 8ern
lift ser 8obentperw Don 1882 Bis
1911 um burbidmittlm 739h Bro-
gent geitieger. Sc uer6en Sdlle &c.
nannt, 400 bel 6en groberen 2iegeaz
idnften IN tpeniget Sabren @erb-
iteigerurger bon 1900 bis 32007a
porsenonrmer iin6. Mn ser 8nbnbof-
itrabe in 3iiri9 itieg Ser @ertb BON
1869 bis 1904 bon g. ST. oa1f 14t7
ST. bro Aun6rnt1eter, o6er 1m
'21149h Broaent.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-03
1d htrte 3hurtt 1ir(r mehtzttt, geget
3hrr zrft, ant
@iniae Sage ,perben 9enasen, nm Sbnen 5n betpeiien, bat
&ie heflbar fub.

ggiomen @e mir emae NRinuten Sbrer 3Mt emge Sage bn6ur9 nno ib
meme Sbnsn, one ie6e &usIage SbmIiehs bapensnL bb if cine MeeoMn be-
The. tpefe Sic Sornfdure aus Benz 5bfem bemreibt u6 baour9 Die Ntnen<
} obi Sdensarant9sasn n0 .@6eumaiSmus beat: So srments ni@. oaR Gle
tin SV bon ISSRM 9e6iGa gu ien0en, Samif sic 5idbbs perSnlb .eb9o4ben.
Sd bemIbe midi &eoermann, Der an elmer berarign &rantbGt leioetu gu
nbera S% ns" 5a6 id DSSS5mn etpa5 p1 8e6sreS anbieea Tam, alS sic eem09az
Is iSf Sis5 y segede@ tt@ %s # SeSer&, ! Seb s. ID ID t"s gii6 sII 81 sr sa%{anmsaFFSsa Jung
S@t ara %fss fSq 5g{ Ssr an MN mid a5 { &@s t. Ssasfs9s@ q q pe9r, 4 i@se $@ tsas
S %8t1 gle Safar' besa61eenn' mnaamm Sic eimn SIa1 Sapen ebreudt baben; nen.
er{u dmt u IpS' ges aMen SaBei aHoluf fme @erpf@nneen elm. ~
~" sh nnr1mte mr. tm1en nj Gle an elmer &amMeit Iemn, fir made meme
1soisSa .bsfannf ii, aa6Oem ds;; gi@t elm ;giasI fur it, aq asr it @ %6 Sss9 Sb
ss6samahidsn arantstk sx IL aap. Softer amaf 81: III - G' str %?s b StdsT r f? @sganSs
gen etpds. gea 0islsr gseida n iisnSsn, no, isns H. Tt Sm mir pie Sm% M sh Sr @ Sge5Rz
IReine MbreHe lit ST.. g. Srmt SNnott, $500 9eagon Smlong, @91d9o, SA.
Sd bennnqe fn ge1pre1en Sbrr1eits, fene Be3ablun9.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-03

iden @ei9idte ent1ommenes @retg-
nib 0orgeiteM tuer6en. - Sn &ent
@upperberge ouf Solingen-u n6
8oeibei6er-@ ebiet fat Elm GROCER
@al0bran@ geuiitbet. @s gelarg
idlieBIi6 elmer groBen Mnsobl BON
|@4Ieifern aus elmer benadbarte1p
S@leiferei, ben 8rm1 gu I0iden. Ct
mo- SO Morgen @ol1beitduoe mtr6e1t
perni9tet. = 8farper Stroll bort
g ra d t begebt i'm MpriI iein goloe-
mes @rieiteriubildum. Gin @omite
lit 5uiamme1getrebem 5lsr Mnoronumg
elmer entipreden6en Seier.
Standardization.
Ser MilitGrbanon Main3 II. lit
noa elmer 5itiin6igen 6abrt 1T ser
NGigfe bon @eb bel Ser 2an6u1tg er-
pIooirt aln6 berbrannt. Sc mur6e ME
man6 nerGebt. - Dte Sppbusepi6es
mie int @iienbabmnegiment SEQ. 8 81
@nnau bnt 1as 5tDanBtgfte Spfer
geforoert. Ser &rarfbeits5uita6 no 1T
folgenber:: SO &rnnbe befir6en fi@ i'm
2a3aret, mooor 3 idhpertronf fin6.
Die 3aW ser @enelen6en bettragt 157,
6ie ii9 anf nrdol1b befinben. 3 Manet
befinSen iib I'M @ereiumgsbetm. @te-
ben 8eurInubte iin6 in Ole @alerne
5uriidgefebrt.
Dl6enbnr8.
Ser oI@enbnrgifbe 9an6<
tag beidIoB einftimutig 6er 8m1 zines
nel1en MiniiterioI- ur6 2an6togsge-
bda1poes. - Sn einem @treite 8tpiidyerp
meb1eren iupge11 9el1ber in 8arel=
|b u d erIitt Ser &ol1sfobn &einrt@
81. aus @effbauiem einer Sddoelbru@,
an Sem er I'M biefigem @ofpttule itarb.
&s1erm.
Sic Mumbener St@ttpertpol-
tn1ng, 6ie I'M borigem Sabre bereits
einerp 8etrog a1tsgetporfen batte, I'M
lit operifmiiden 8ldttern fir 6ie
bopriide &al1ptfta6t mn3 on6ere
S4onbeiter un6 Sebenstpur6igteiter
6es 8aperIa1p6es @eeIame gu mad)em,
1T m1gemi9eimli9 6urh Sen @rfolg er<
m1tbigt tporoen, !n1f 1em etngefdlo-
genen @ege meiteraugeben. Ser Mo-
gftrat BON Miind)en Fat 1000 Marf
bemiGigt, u1tb cine groBe Mn8aW So
teIs u1tb @eiiebureaa1s bnben ebenfals
mmbnfte @etrGge 9eaeidoet, 1rrt
6urb genreiniane SSnierate IN 8eitu1.
ger ser Ser. 5toaten 6as anerifoni=
Fde @eiihpubIif1tm beran5n3ieben a11t6
Sem Spem6ennertebr at bebem =
Ser Morbm0r6er Sbernidd iton6 in
|5peDer 1pod4peiSlih etner Monnt
BEL ei1uern 8alter1t in &6beirro6 1T
Dienit, ouBerbem mar ct Bel etttemt
@iebbdnoler IN Brnntenfbal als Sta4-
Idtpei3er a1r6 bel eiirpem 8rat1rtpett-
brenarer IN &aBlo@ in Dienitem. Ct
fmbrte SEN @amen -SSg1rabfp Midoel.
WGbrer6 ser 3eit tpo Sterridel BEL
6em Observation-Disclosures in Dienften
ftatb, bra1rrte 6effen Mntpefen 1tmb ett
MombarQebdGa1oe ie6er lntb vMidoel"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-03
tpel@er eine1t Sebett Mebisi,t tofte,t
fret feubet tutq.
Dr. s. Tramf 2pmptt,

Mues mas i6 berlange, um ie<
benz Mibberf tddn6nib bor5ubeugen, 1T
mn. bah @ie mir Die Mum1nern ST.
rer 5hmptome %ein1enben, ODER IN Sbren
eieenen @orten Sbre @ranfbeit bei9reiz
ben unb baB Sie bic Mebi5tn genm1 mad
ben Nntpetfnngen, tpelbe i9 ssSbnen iem<
ben tper0e, etnnebmen. 9aour9 bottle
ib, meme Mebi5in in ben. tpeiteten &rei<
fen ein5ufiibren.
Mad6eu1 tie meme Mebi3tn gebrau9t
baben, tperben fie felber 5ugeben, bab iie
Sic @ifte Der 9nrnfGl1re aus benz @bfteu1
ausiheibet. @ie tpirb Die Nieren bernrt
ftddrfen, bab fie I'M @inflang nit Der 8la<
Ie arbeiter gle tpirb Die Blnfe 10 frdf>
tigen, bnb Der 9rang gum al bd1ftgen
8a1erIa11en uub n1bere 11nregelmdbi8>
feiten beg 8n1ers befeitigt tperben. Gle
tpiro bic rbeumatif@en @@mer5en nnb
l1narnebmlidfetten iofort bertreiben. Ste
tpirb bic &rbitale Der 9arnfdn1re m1fl6s
fen, 70 bab bic Miden> un6 Mh1SfeI>
idmer3en fofort alfb6rer lrnb bic ber>
%friippeIten @elenfe ii1 tpieoer fftreden.
sic pirb Sbne,1 neueS 8lut ltnb ,1elte
@raft 5ufiibren, Sbnen @efunbbeit un1
5tdrfe berleiber, nnb sic tper6en better
i61afen, nit mebr &ppetit efen urb bon
Sag gu Sag m @tlIensfraft ~3l1nebr1er1.
MIe 6ie5e 8irfungen ruff bieie Mebi5in
berbor unb trobber1 entbdlt ite ni1t8.
mas Sbnen f4noen f6n1te un6 1T ben
@efeben entfpredenb 5ufamn1engefteM.
Yerfonen, bic an biefen 19redlt9en
unb gefGbrliden &rm1fbeiten letben. E1<
men it@erIi9 ieben Sag eintge @inllten
ibrer 8eit bergeben, UNI ffiid at ibrer els
genen @enugtbul11g az iiber3eiger, bab
iie beilbar fiji. tnsbefouoere tpen,t tie
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-03

6acteur Mrtbur &obm bon Oct ~Miin-
dener 3eitung" fanmt @emnBlir
nerI9oMem. @or einem Monat 1pur<
1en nun ouf @uilbepg bi &oti4ad)
(@arntem) 5mei 9eiden a1nbetannter
&erfunft oufgeftn6em. Grit iebt fat
iih bera11sgeitelt, 6aB ole 2eider nit
obiger &erionen @entii9 fin6. 81
nngliid ooer @elbitmor6 borliegt,
apir6 sic unteritdung berausitel(en.
2n~rentbnre.
Mm @erfe Der M6olpb @mil<@itte
in 6 @ a. 5. Ml5. pera1ngliidte Der
90 Sabre olte @rotoenfiibper Sran5
Sopen5o. Ms er int 8egriffe iton1,
einen 9eitungsorabt ant Ole Sodipa1trt-
leitlnpg ein5uidalten, faBte er untpin<
fiirlib sic @liiblo11pe a1 u1r6 tpar6e
.our6 ser eleftriiden Strom muf ser
5tene 9et0otet. = Gin ebe1tio .gernei<
mes mie feiges Mttentbat 1purbe in
.@ons6orf ouf 11nierem &farrer
&errn 8ertro11g periibt. Sc berrldbe
bereits ttefes Duntel, als er nit 1em
@agen BON elmer Mltsbdlfe in &elms-
tbaI bel ser in ser Mitte ser 0rtidaft
geIegenen @aiftpirtbidoft @oen ar-
lante.. &l0tli9 tom Elm aus 1tnntit-
teIborer geGbe birter ser @arten=
mal,er @pen gei@leaa6erter orn1bider
Sannenitnmpf berubepgeflogen nmb
traf 5en abna1ngslcien @farrer nut
boiler @1dt a1f sic redhte Stir1ieih.
Gin 5apeites &ol5itiid, oos Dem eritent
lofort foIgte, iouite 5tpii4en bent
8farrer utt6 sem pagenle1rfenber
8mridem bin6lm@. Mon bro@be 6er
itarf m1s ser @tn6e blltter1en Hfarz
rer in Ole @obn1ng 6es 8uirgermei<
tiers @ippert unb mui@ bm bort
5tirne unb &Iei1er ab un6 legte ibm
etne1t eriten Motbnerbo11 an. Die
@uroe ielbft erldetnt glididermeiie
ni6t gefabrli@ 5l1 fem. Ser ooer Ole
Mnqreifer Miebe1 utrbefannt.
Sdpeia.
Ser S6mei5er 8un6esratb bat Die
5toaten g1trppos IN einem @unb-
idreibep aur Ebeilnabme on eirper
@onferen5 I'M Deaember 1T 8ern Elm
geIooen, ole Elm 11el1es international
les nebereinfommet betreffen1 Mr=
beiteridut feititeuen jon. Die inter-
natio1role @ereinig11ng fir Mrbeiter'
i6ub bot @oridldee formtulirt fit Elm
@erbot ser inouitrtellem Madtarbeit
fir iugen6tide Mrbeiter un6 fir Die
|6eifieba1ng oer tdglid,en arbeits5eit
auf b0dftens aabn Stlnnoer fiir
Trol1e11 u1ro ilgenblide Mrbeiter. -
Dte grb0burg Ser @%ooerpneiie OUT
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-03

feline nnfoiten babel baben unb i9 ibnen
gerne meme 8eit unb @eoi5in CUR ger>
figung itene. Mues tpas cine perniinfz
tige, frantic Ber5on tpii1en min. If. OBJ e3
@ftpas gibt. mas ibn ooer fie beilen
f0nnte, unb bier bietet ii9 ibner1 cine
@elegenbeit, bieies foftenfrei, obne iebe
gerpflidtung ODER biel 8eitperluit gu Der.
5uden. 9iee etnige 8 e mogen
Der 8enbepnnft Sbres 2ebens fetn.
Nue, mel9e es Der Miibe tpertb finben
merben MIDI Tim Die freie Me6i5tn 81 er<
fnden II. erbaIten ebenfaQs Elm @gemplar
meines groben reid iqnftrterten 8n9es,
lpeldes cine poIe 8e1@reibung bie1er
@rantbeiten entbdalt. Sc 1T bas gr6Bte
berarttge 8ub. tpel9es ie fret bertbeilt
mur0e unb cine reu Glflage it geraoe
i'm 9rlde Sd nerbe sbner1 audi eineu
8rief 3ufenben. Der cine gena1e 9iagnoie
Sbres 2eibens entbdlt nnb Sbnen fol>
den Gr3tliden @atb ertbeilt. bab er fit
Sie bon GROCER &iIfe fem mirb; I'M 6ies
iebo@ tbun 5u f6nnen, mub i9 toti1en.
bab sic meme Mebi5tn brml@en.
@6ifen sic mir biegfummern Der @br1ps
tome, an tpeI9en sic lei6en, 9eben Sic
mir SIR Sitter an unb i9 tperbe fofort
mein @erfpreden erfiirlen. 8eigen Sie
ben guten @tuen gebeilt at tperben nno
@te tperben QehetIt.