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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-07-17
@mrtte1nberq.

@ie ser ughlpab. Merfur" berib=
tet, fat @ebeimratb Gr. b. Si1glin
aus 5tnttgart sic Mittel 81 Ell
ner groben ar60ologiiden @rpeoi=
ton na@ Aegppten un6 &ubien 5l1r
@erfiigung geiteut. Sic milieni6oft=
lide Oberleitung bat Ser 9eip5iger
Megpptologe 3rofeiior Or. @tein=
oorff, ser i6on friiber cine bon @ieg-
lin iubpentionirte Expedition geleitet
bette. Die Expedition beginnt tire
Mrbeiten i'm @erbit. - Die Melonn=
gen BON 8orbereitungen fir cine
Gabrt zines 3eppelin 2uftidiffes
BON 6rie6ri@sbafen na@
lin6 falid. gs tpuroe bon
ser neutrality-suspicious. leoigli@
aIs m0gli6 bingeitellt, 6ab I'M Sabre
1916 sic 3eppelin=2uftidiffe iomeit
g%ef0rbert ieien, 6ab mon nit einem
gefabrlos ben S5ean iiberflie-
gen Tonne. = Ser 81 Sabre alte
unterlebrer Sc. Mei bon 80iin=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-07-17
3n perfanfen ober I'M 11mttanid &C.
gen Qan6.

9as friibere M6am @al6opsfi @i-
gentbum in ct. Mnna, Stearns
County, ieBt @igentbum ser inter-
5eidneten @eieui6aft, Elm 3pei Stod-
merfe bobes 8iegeliteingebduoe nit
bouem 8aiement, ols @ei6aftsge-
bdu6e un6 @obnung eingeri@tet, gro-
Ser Stall, @ebd,16e betpertbet gu
$4,000 Bis $4,000, auf einem @der
2ono ettpa flint Meilen nor0li@
BON Mpon, Minn., in elmer polnii@en
Mniieolung, ser fatboliiden Stride &c.
geniiber in elmer feinen @egeno
nur cine balbe Meile bon einem Der
gr0Bten un6 beiten Safes in 5teorns
County eelegen, fiir $4,000 gu fartfen,
menn Der 8erfauf iofort abgei4loiien
miro. Mbreiie:
Golb Spring 8repins g.,
32.4t @olo Sprtng, Mtnn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-07-17
Kinder Schreien
MACH FlETCHER'S
GAS TO RIA
8aben.

Ser al,Beror6entli9e io5ialoemo=
fratiide Earteitag fir 8o6en bat
6as bon Sen Observation-Disclosures &C.
idloiiene Mbfommen NIT Sen Natio-
nalliberalen nno Ser fortidrittlt6en
@olfspartei einitimmig gutgebeiben.
Gomit lit ser @roBbIod fir 8aoen
inn 5tpeiten @ablgonge geli6ert. -
Wigr. Or. @ertbmonn aus Srei=
burg mur6e gum papltli6en @ous=
pr6loten er11arnt. - SIM Sta6ttpal6e
bei IS aI6bof fa116 man Die 2ei@e
zines 9iebeSpaares, 6as freimtli9 in
Sen 500 gegangen tpar. 8ei6e ma=
rem 6ur6 Sdiiiie in Ser &er5gegen6
aet06tet. IS bonoelt itd UNI ben %
Sabre alien &aufmann s. Stunt aus
Tranfenberg in @eiien nn6 I'm sic
20 Sabre alte @ontoriitin Selene
3iegle aus @0dit AM Mai1, mo beibe
5ulest mobnten.
Seiterreid,llngarn.
Sn einem @iniiterratb lit Sic
5nangsmeiie &egelung Ser b0bmi=
den 2an6esgei6afte bei@loiien
loo16en. Ser 2an6tag miro anfge=
1oit, sic 9onoespermaltung miro Dem
2anoesausiduB ent5ogen un6 Dem
Staat i%ibertragen. I'm sic b0lig
in nnor6mng gerotbenen 6inan5en
gu regeln, ion cine 5ebnpro5entige
@rb0bung Ser 9an6esitel1ern porge=
nommen, un6 cine 8teriteuer einge=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-07-17

@erpfli6tungen eingegangen li11o.
sic lie nur bur6fiibren f0nnen, mel111
lie entipreden6e @el6er bereinfom=
men, mofiir file baufig annonciren
miilien, 10 iteben iie epentrea Dor Ell
ner groBen @er%legenbeit. = Ser
Miiblenbeliber Mogner aus Mrlon
iiberfubr Sen Sberlebrer Meper. 2aS
Muto @aeners, SOS gu idnea fnbr,
idleifte Sen 9berlebrer NIT lid, fipp=
te nm un6 begrub i'm unter iid. ST
mltroe ipdter to6t berporge5oger. Nl1d)
Ser 8eiiter erlitt mebrere Slipper
Bride un6 ionltige 8erlebungen.
.Sein Befinoen lit b%offm1ngslos. =
Die Goniu1n ser in @beinlon6 nno
@eltfolen bol1ptla6lid pertretenen
9ol1oer bielten in 8 itie16orf Ell
ne geiprebung iiber sic Woglidfeit
ser 8efdidl1ng Ser @roBen M1sltel=
flung 1915 ab. Seiterrei6, 8elgien
u1o @ouan6 %itellten cine 8etbeili-
gl1,1g in Mnsli6t; aub Stolien, eng
lono, lotpie @dme6en uno Nortpegen
goben elm groBes S11terelie an Ser
MusiteQung gu %erfennen. = SSn
SteDl BEL &a1oenfir6e EN- traf
aus Sii6<S9antung sic Madri6t ein,
ooB Ser Miiiionar P. M6olpb Sberle
%geltorben lit. P. Sberle itammt aus
Sreiburg in 8o6en, mur6e 1905
Yrieiter unb geb0rt felt 6ieiem Sabre
ser @tepler Miiiion in Siib<56an=
tnng an.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-07-17

fibrt weroen. Cine &egierungsfom.
n%niliion miro sic @eidafte oes 2anoes
leiten. Ser lebte 8eriu9 einen Mus-
glei6 5miiden 0eutiden un6 eide
den berbei5ufiibren, mor bon Den
oel1tiden uno ti6ediiden @onoels-
famnern gobmens ol1Sgegangen.
Sabre lang fat Ser 2anbtag infoIge
oeS Observation-Disclosures elm orbeits-
loie5 S@einooiein gefiibrt. Inter
oieiea 3l1ltan6en m11Bte Die geiammte
Observation-Disclosures ldlieBlid
ms Stoden fommen. Tim aud nl,r
Die notbigiten 6inan3perpflidtungen
erfiiqen gu f0nnen, botte ser 2anoes-
onSiduB cine geraoe5u frampftbafte
0orlebenpolitif betrieben. Sic Iebte
Nn5bilfe mar elm 8 Millionenoorle=
ben Ger Brager itaotiiden SpnrfalIe,
aber audi 6iefe tpar tpie elm 5ropfen
a1f ben beiben Stein.
2nrembrrg.
Seinen 8%erletungen erlegen lit ser
Oftroi1g imnebmer &. 5touot ans
9%urembnrg, Ser Na6ts BON DEM
iogenannten Ma1afoff Sburm, in
Dem er feline Dienitmobnung botte>
abgeltir5t mar. - MuS unbefonnter
urfo6e entitan6 in Sen @ebduoen 6es
9anoelsmannes nnb Sotelters S.
SdauS in @eismampi9 cine
6%euerSbrltnlt, mo6ur6 SOS gauge M11=
mei EN- Bis auf's nodte Mol1eriperf
eingeai6ert tpurbe. Sho1s erleioet
einen berfi9erten sdooen bon 5O,=
600 Bis 10000 ST.. Gin stier u1lo
brei &a1ber famen in sen Glomme11
I'M. = Am eriten 8fingittoge bot es
in 5eibeIberg gum eriten NAL
geregnet. 8is babin fielen
nur fleine @egen nieoer. Dos Win=
lit gut, oos 5ommerge.
trei6e mittelmdBig Sos @etrei6e bot
pie6er piel 8ran6. nniere 9anomir-
tbe bei5en eben lire Soatforner ni9t.
- Mnf Dem @iittentperfe Ser rMr-
be6" bel 6 Of a. 8. Ml5. bot iid tpie.
Der Elm to6tli6er l1nfan ereignet. Ser
II Sabre alte &aneirer S. Stoffel
ms @i9 mur6e bon einem aus bier
b%eiteben6en 811ge iiberfabre1
1nb iofort %geto6tet. - Ser @rbei-
ter 8inSfel6, ser am 30. Mai auf ser
8i66enberg etnen
erlitt, lit ieinen gerlebungen
sr1egen.
Sdmeia.
Mo9 Dem letten Sabrbu9 6es
Ratbolii9en @olfsbereins in Ser
56mei5 betraet Sic Mitglte6er,
3ab1 52,777 auf 1,590,792 &atboIi-
fen. Sic Mitglie6er pertbeilen ii1
al1f 4S1 Ortspereire. 9ie gereini=
gung ser fatbolifden Tro11en Ser
S9mei5 5dblt 40,328 Mitglie6er in
ptma 200 Srtspereinen. - Mn1ts.
I9reiber S. 8uder in 2u5ern lit
bei @ergismil to6t o1,s bem Gee ge-
}ogen mor6en. ST itan6 felt eintgen
megen @eruntreuung in l1n-
= Gls sic %57idbrige le-
oige @ritbin Zimmerman in SUI
,ern cine 2ompe ausloi6en mollte,
6ieie. @te 8irtbit erlitt
10 i9tpere 8erlebungen, 6aB ite in
oos spital gebra9t merben muBte,
90 iie itarb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-07-17
Sic alte @etmatb.
SannDber.

QuItttUut@-
Ger Mpotbefer Senator Stope
i'll 2ingen muroe bonn @er3i6loge
geriibrt 1ln6 brood toot 511iammen.
Ser 8eritorbene mirfte 13 Sabre ols
5enotor i'm @iirgerooritebereoue>
ei1m. - Gin iebr gutter @aaten- uno
Srii6teitano lit aus unlerem &reile
gu mel6en. Ser &oggen bat feline
gliitbe bel ihonem @etter beenoet,
unb Ser Salm beugt iid inter Ser
9aIt Ser pollbeiebten Nebre. Die
burdidnittlide @olmb0be betr6gt
1,50-1,7O Meter. Die &ortoffeln
5eigen glten Stan6, bel on6ers sic
friibreifen sorten baben quite &roI=
len angeiebt. = Die @infibrnng 6es
N6tubrlaoeniblui1es in @mben,
fir sic i6on felt langem geitritten
miro, lift nit 6em 1. Snli erfolgt. -
SSn @e lit Elm 22idbriger Mr-
better i'm 8rauerei-g isfeler bon gis=
moiien beri6iittet un6 geto6tet NOR
Sen. = Die &ertngs3ufubren erfol=
gen eegen 6as 8oriobr I'M ettpa bret
@oden friiber, io6aB ouf cine giiniti-
ge Cation 9ere6net tper6en fonn.
@eitfalen.
Gin umfangreider 6abrfartenbe=
trug lit in !@agen oufge6edf NOR
Sen. Mebrere 8erionen muBten
81ancofabri6eine Ser prenBii9en
Staatseiienbabnen, sic ban6ibriftli9
a1sgefunt mer6en> in ibren 8eiib gu
bringen nn6 rnternabmen onf bieie
thinner mie6er 5nridbeboItenen un6
obgedn6erten Babrfarten fnr5e uno
peite &eiien %5tpeiter &IaIie. = 9eb=
bate &logen mer6en felt @ohen bon
@1un6beiibern aus 8e1ede ge-
fiibrt, 6eren Gel6er bon SEN @il6-
idtpeinen arg beimgeil1dt mer6en.
Namentlid iin6 es Sic &artoffelfel=
Ser, ouf oenen bie 8orltentbiere nob
Mabrung iu6en. = Mnf sdloB
Sde1enberg BEL Mttenbprn itarb
Ser &entmeiiter oes @rofen bon Sir
ftenberg, Scarf @egener, I'M Sitter bon
70 Sabren. @tt linn idei6et Elm
otter @rtegsbeteran bon 1866 aus
Dem 2eben> ser au6 lange Sabre Set
q%eor6neter 6es Mmtes Mten6orn mar.
= Sn ser Eertilinouitrie gu 30.
@ oft lit es iett gum offenen Sample
gefommen.> Da 6fe Mrbeiter Ser Sir
ma Cohen, @osmann & 60, sic tpe=
gen 2obnltreitigfeiten eingereidte
@iin6igung ntdt 5uriidgerommen ba-
ben> un6 sic Mrbeit nie6erlegten, bat
sic NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nit Ser
Qusiperrung ser BIER un6 i'm bena6=
bnrten @be6e bei9dftigten Tertilar<
better b%egonnen. @s fommen I'M gait
5en $4,000 Mrbeiter in 8etrabt. =
Sci Sen GRANDDAUGHTER I'M @an-
11er @ebiet itir5te cine 2ofomotibe
INN nno begrub 3met Mrbeiter nnter
1id. - 8ei6e muroen o1f Ser Stene
get0btet.
Gbeinprpbin5.
Cine 8erfiigung oes Oberpraitoen=
ten ser St beinprobin5 erregt
in @reilen ser @porfaiien grobe Be-
unrubigu11g. Die 8erfugung orbnet
an, oab sic @parfaiien in 3ufnnft
n1r nod brei- Biz biermal I'M Sabre
cine 8efanntmo9ung erlailen biir-
fen. Du nun 3oblreide &laifen bobe|
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-07-17
6eTen.MaFam.

Cine ibtpere Dpnamiterploiion er=
eignete iid fiir5lid ouf 6em BET
&reis Ser
ida> gelegenen &a1ibergmerf. 3mei
8ergleute tparen iofort to6t. 20 ar=
oere ml1r6en 611r6 Sic entltan6enert
go lie betGubt unb poren Dem Ct
ltidnngstobt nabe> als es ge1ang, iie
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-07-17

Die innge @ausfrau. :
Sd bob meiner Tralt nel1erbing5
Elm illl1ltrirtes aod6uh gefouft." -
ga iino Sic mobl MIN 51lfrie6en?"
- vNein, iett bringt lie gefodte Sill
oerrdtbiel n1f Sen Silb."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-07-17
gaDern.

Ser Gultusminilter ertbei1te sic
@%enebmigu11g 5u elmer Gronciscaner-
Nie6erlaiiung in MMrnberg fir
odt Yatres III pi6erruflider 8eiie.
= Die 9idbrige Eodter 6es @aitmir=
ties s6irmer in Mt@e1benren
fam NIT 6en &lei6ern Dem Sfen gu
nabe, nobel 6ie &lei6er Geuer fin
gen. 1as ungliidli9e &tno erlitt 10
idmere @erlebungen, oab es alsbalo
peritarb. = Sn Dem nabe BEL ut g.
gelegenen ,@eiler
&o6ing fubr Elm Mutomobil, 6aS nit
bier Eerionen beiett tpar, gegen etnen
8o1mltamm. 9ie Snialien paren
sic Observation-Disclosures
s9erle aus nnterteufenba@ in @iirt=
temberg. Die Go6ter muroe getoo=
tet, lire s6magertn erlttt cine i9me>
re @ebirneriditteung, Sic iibrigen
puroen leidt perlebt. Sic So6ter
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-07-17

bos Mobl nnb @ebe nno Sic @robe
Ser Nation fuben i'm itttliben Gba<
rafter Ser 6amilte. $50 bieier ber<
iagt, muB oas @efige a1setnanoer
eeben. Ser.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-07-17

Do. &ott]pei1, baoete junglt
nit einigen 6reunoen inn Geoeriee.
Nlotllh io11f er la11tlos ltnter nn6
ertranf.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-07-17

gu retten. - Sn 6em &alibergperf
@eringena a. 5. @erra iino 5mei
Mrbeiter 6ur1 MISUNDERSTANDING
qet0otet uoroen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-07-17

iollte am gleiden Sage &o95eit
feiern.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-11-04
FEATHER COSTS MANS EYE.
Young Man Dancing With Girl Blind.
ed by Quill on Her Hat.

Asheville, N. c., Nov. Awhile
dancing with (. local society girl al
a dance here, Brent Latimer, young
man from Greenville, 5. T., was
pierced In the eye by quill in the
girls hat and lost the sight OF hls
right eye.
Mr.. Latimer and the girl started &c
tango, and while making an Intricate
turn Il long quill on the girls ha'
slipped behind Latimers glasses, cut
ting the eyeball severely. His cry
Of pain halted the dance and a ply
stefan was quickly summoned FOR q
.imc it was thought that the INJURY
was rot serious, but an examination
at the hospital disclosed the tact tna'
tho sight of the eye had been de-
stroyed. .u;
The girl who was the unw'li'hg
cause of the accident is FRUSTRATED DS
Grief Latimer is cheerful ana re-
=, rkcd that he danced and was Will
ling to pay"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-11-04
BELIEVES IN CHILDREN.
Nm Excuse For Wealthy People NOT
Having Families.

Nh Excuse For Wealthy People MOI
Having Families.
New York, Nov. Al bel eve tha'
The rich should have children. l am
rlad to sec that it is becoming 1aSh--
ionable in this country again TO nave
families. :,
at is a sure sign of the country<
rrogress can understand why the
moor do not have children. 1t costs
lot 70 bring up children. But there Is
no excuse for wealthy woman not
having a family"
So declares Mrs. W. Waldorf Aston.
who with her 6-year-old son, Bill L.
here for the winter.
Unlike her husband, present mem
bcr of parliament ana her eNpatriate
ratherin-law. Mrs. Astor Is eNcee--
inplv democratic, and has a lingering
fondness for her native country.
She was formerly Miss Mamie
lanrhorne, one of the beautiful Lang
horne sisters, of Virginia, one OF whom
married Charles Dana Gibson.
On ship board little "Bill" was pro
nounced peach" He is a beautiful!
child with golden hair-and all boy
His mother says he has been look
inr forward to his trip to this country
with so much enthusiasm that ne
could hardly sleep.
Young "Bill" Astor has consum-
;np ambition to be baseball player
and get on one Of the big league
| teams. When somebody asked HIM II
he intended to become an American
citizen some time his neither spoke
up
"His ambition to be a baseball play
or shout. answer that question 1oi
YOU. He is simply crazy about base
tall. Do you know where | can tax
him tn sec ball game, or Is 1t tor
late now Thcrc'll be no peace Tor me
frcm hir- until let him see gam>
somewhere. wouI5n't mind seeing
one ON ny own account.
"Now please" said Mrs. Astor t
the ship news reporters" don't put
| lot of rot in the papers like some o.
YOU did on my last visit, quoting mi
as saving .'us EngliShwomcn." | ncve
| said any such thing. | am an Amer
can. and haven't forgotten my coun
try.
81 am IA Virginian, and once
Viurinian always a Virginan. 1t
only you Yankees who change.
"Of course like this country. Sh
said to the reporters. Why Shouidn
|. am the mother of four children
and | am proud of it
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-11-04
Compliments Mrs. Barrett.

Feminists and anti-feminists In
Holland recently joined hands to
welcome the International Council OF
Women. There was but one notable
exception, the queen held aloof. No
word came to the Hague from Will
helmina, who ("like well conaucted
matron kept on cutting bread and
butter" at 'her farm a few miles
from tine capital of her kingdom.
The Countess of Aberdeen is pres
ident of the international body, but
writes Miss Ida Hustled Harper il
the Chicago Daily News:
cat this meeting the American
delegates again plumed their feath-
ers for the flag of the United States
occupied the place of honor with
that of the Netherlands, although :
British woman is the council presi-
dent, AMI at the close Of her addres:
the band played "The Star Spanglec
Banner" 1t was the opinion of ev-
erybody that in the responses of the
of all countries the hon
ors belonged to Mrs Kate Waller
Barrett, of Virginia, president OF the
national council of the United States.
Her beautiful presence, her voice ant
southern edoquence carried the aud
fence from the first sentences anc
when she showed how much the ear
~ development of our country was
indebted to the strain of Dutch blooc
there was storm OF applause"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-11-04
THE PLACE TO BUY

Robt. Elliott,real estate agent, III
2oya! street, now offers some OF. the
Jcst bargains in county real estate on
the market in some time. Write OF call
Cr full information.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-11-04

cure on new principle Tut it on
my corn in two seconds; it stops the
pain. the corn begins to shrivel and
disappears 1t never fails Simplest
hing you ever saw. No fussy band
lses, no greasy salves to turn neal
hy flesh "peely" and raw, 10 plas-
.ers that makes corns bulge out.
Your corns won't pull" and hurt way
Up to your heart. Lay aside your
nife and razor. No more @;gging
md Juggling and wincing, no more
bleeding, no more danger OF blood
poison. "GETS-IT" never hurts
reality flesh; it is safe, painless,
;uck, simple, sure. For warts, cal
ouses and bunions, too.
"GETS-IT" is sold at all druggists
1t % cents bottle, or sent CT re-
;eipt of price by (. Lawrence 4 Co.,
Chicago.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-11-04
ELECTIONS TODAY
IN SEVEN STATES.

Elections arc being held today as fol.
lows:
Massachusctts-For Governor and
State officers, Legislature.
New Jersey-Govcrnor, Legislature.
New York--Chief Judge Court OF
Appeals, nine Supreme Court JUS
tees. Assembly and State Senator
Twcnty-frst District.
Maryland-Unitcd States Senator,
State Comptroller.
Pennsylvania - Two Judges SUI
preme Court.
Kentucky-Two Judges, LegiSia-
turc, two constitutional amendments.
Virginia-Governor and House OF
Delegates, and officers of State and
Cities and Counties.
Congressional = Third Massachu-
sets, Thirteenth and Twentieth New
York and Third Maryland Districts.
Municipal elections will be hcht In
many cities, the more important con-
tests being held in New York, Phila-
delphia, Cincinnati and Louisville.
Nationwide issue figure today in the
elections to be held in six states of the
Eastern Scaboard.
While black clouds arc lowering
over some States in the Union and an
xicty is experienced lest the day may
not pass away without serious 1isor-
der conditions are serene in the Old
Dominion, where the Democratic par
tv have held the ribbons during nearly
a thir. of century. This, however,
has not always been the case. Thirty
years ago one of the most trying or
deals through which Virginia hasl
passed since her birth was being en-
pcricnccd. There was rioting in Dan
Vile between whites and blacks, the
latter being allies Of the rcadjuStcr-
Republican organization which was
troubling the political waters. The
democratic phalanX however, could
not he broken, and when the vote was
counted at night the demand of tick
cts for Salt River from the Malone
sources exceeded the supply. The
State had been wrcsted from the con-
troll Of that party.
Two years later the Commonwealth
was again convulsed by the contest be-
tween General Fitzhugh Lee and John
Wise rival candidates for gubernato'
rial honors. The former was the reg
ular Democratic nominee, am Wise
was cugaged in the futile attdrpt t.
raIiy the scattered forces OF the read
iuster-Republican party. The cham
pou oC General Malone was showed
under and Wise subsequently left thu
State.
No serious political conditions have
Sirice existed in Virginia. and election;
come and 30 without the accompany
ing anxiety experienced in other Com
monwealths.
Occasionally there are contests il
the party, but they arc but harmless
thunder squalls which are. soon follow
ed by serene conditions
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-11-04
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The Ale1sndria Gazette Corporation.
Gazette Building - King Street.
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and General Manager.
HOWARD ". SMITH, Secretary anc
Treasurer.
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10 cents.
Entered at the Postofice OF Alex
andria, Virginia as sscond-class mat
ter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-11-04
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEEIlN"
OLE STOCKHOLDERS.

The annual meeting Of stockholders
# the University Club Building Co.,
Inc. vii! be held on the 18th day Of
November, 1918. az il o'clock A. NJ.
It the principal office of the Com
,any, 10 South Fairfax street, Alex
,ndria, Va, for the purpose of elect
my board Of directors and for the
transaction of such other business a.
nay properly come before the meet
ing.
Dated this 30th Cay OF October, a.
D.. 1918. NJ. NJ. PARKER,
e T. SEYDFP Snctv. Priest.
81 ut.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-11-04

Now is the time to have your re-
pair work done. Don't put 1t off UNI
al the cold weather comes, 1t may
greatly Inconvenience you. All or
ters for job work receives our
prompt attention. Just drop Us a pos
tai Or phone 595. S. d. De Vaughan
G. Son. 2O9 North Royal street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-11-04
\ \j"i,1 Of Terror.

Few nights are more ter!lh! man
that Of a mother looking on he hid
choking and gaspirg for breat dur
,ng an attack of Group and not . iii
the house to relieve it. Many i hers
have passed nights of terrors this
situation. A little forethought en-
able you to avoid all this. Cha ncr-
aims Cough Remedy is tain
cure Tor Group and has never 1acH
known to fail. Keep it at hHnC aol
sale by al! dealers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-11-04

The most common cause OF insom,,
MIA is disorders of the STOMACH ana
constipation. Chamberlain's Tablets
correct these disorders and enable you
70 sleep. For sale by all iesie'S.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-06

price. That T. because John f. a fire.
quenter OF these hotels where a man
pounces upon you. wrests your hat from
you and cleans IL madly In the hope ~
having his palm crossed with coin OF the
realm HoothlaCks have the grab-the-
nat habit. too. ana also have gone into
'iotheS brushing with vengeance. That
would bc All right II the modern school
-"i hootblacks knew how TO brush
Keep the art To- themselves. The phil
man style OF clothes brushing IL sootb-
lnE' h4t the boOtblack style resembles
the onslaught 81 a savage.
you VIII ma that lu- man welding
the brush is Greek. generally. and bis
brush t. modelled after tho club OF H.
CUES II ne were not trying to do YOU
a ldNnf YOU could assume readily that
he intended "a bodily injury. His one
idca II 10 beat YOU s0undlN all over lfL.
a person busting carpets with long
hickory poles. lie assaults YOU In
'front.'. caviug In your vest. he brushes
you on the chest and batters your sides
and whips you terrihcally on the calves
roofs. and the sensation IL just like be-
ing beaten Co death.
stood this thing FOR a long time
Ihen suddenly great light dawued On
the hand ~ the thug who daily ASSAULT
90 me" tie grew angry and thereaftsr
ftf used fu touch mo with that cruel
whisShroofu OF his. lie Elowers az me
wh's, ! go by. and probably calls me
n cheap skatr, which ls the worst
thing sou can De o. man who Er0tels
Tor trs. He thinks he is treating NE
with di~daiu by not brushing me on
A. for me. the bruises he inflicted
are almost healed, and ] have saved sp
many uickels and dimes that ] can lI-
most buy new clothes iu place % those
the creek wore out with hrushing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-06
Mrs. c. w. Berry Dead.

Mrs q. ". Berry. wife Of ex-JaiIer
Berry. died yesterday morning ar els
O'Clock at rho late mono on Tenth
street following e unrerir- illness of
the past few weeks. Tn. deceased
was well known throughout the coun-
~. having lived az Rosby Rock before
moving t0 this city several year ago.
ih" deceased Is survived by a hus-
BAN. and six children. They are:
Lind ay, Frank. Margaret While.
Marion. Mamie and John. an Of thi-
city She I- also survived hv five
sisters and two brothers. who were
all a. The bedside when tho end came.