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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-02
@ime %9robartige &nno:
9ebun9.

Gin greigniB, mie es 6reiburg in
gaoen in neuerer 3ett foltm gelebem,
|ld4ob ii6 ant Nbem0e 0es iiebten Sc
5ember an Sic nun beenoigten @ortra=
sc 0es P. @obol1sa5 g.. S. g6on
t1r5 nad 8 ltbr nor 1ie itaatilde
5elttale 5um @r6riiden iiberfiiQt.
Elobli6 ging Ole 8a1n0e 5urd Sic
&ei6em Ser gefeierte @e0ner, Ser an
Sen lebten Mbenoen mebr oenn co.
600 3nborer tint iid geieben, babe
am @admittag Dor oem 8e3irKnm
Isri6einet miiiien, tpo ibm eroffnet
Euoroen lei, 6aB ieine @ortrGge BON
oer< nel,elten MISUNDERSTANDING
betroffen mer0en ua1o baber unitatt=
baft ieien. 2e0igli6 Sespegen, neil
su@oeritan5ige annebmen, sic gnt=
lfeionng oeS 8a1n0esratbs 1perSe crit
in pier5ebm Sagen 1o9 ser Hublifa=
tion redtsfradfftig 1per6en, 6iirfe er
nod ieinen 5dluBbortrag balten.
Gas, mas 3irfulerte, m1Bte balls be-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-02

Serieeen am iungiten Sag! ga iab
man in oieler Mainner Mltgen I5r6-
men aufbliben; 6erm ser @eoamte::
biele Wdinner, Sic aQes oaranjeben,
nm Sen @lou6en an Got un6 6ie Mu%
toritat gu itiiben, miiiien in 3uth,nft
ltlunm Heiben, 1pdbreno ie6er an6ere
oem nmitur6 un5 oie @ottIoiigfeit
preoigen 6arf, lit mebr als bitter. Dip
3atrnfe 1eB1en err1eut Elm u11o pieoer-
bo1tem ii6k uls stn5tbeton 8rettle
Dem &eoner Elm ber5lides @ergelt's
@ott 5mrief fir 5os piele Cute, bas
er in oieien 5ogen in Sreiburg ge-
lptrff fat, ur6 5ugIeid ieinem Be
oauern Musorud gab, 6aB es i'm GU.
fnnft nidt mebr m0glid fei, ioIde
Manner 5t b0ren. l1nteroeien mar
.nu6 befannt gemorcen, 3oter 60
bans5 reiie lum balb II l1br nb. ga
5ogen &u1,oerte binaus gum 8obnbof,
I'M i'm nod einmol gu griiben. Gum
min5eitem 1000 @eriomen 6ieIte, ben
8o5miteg uno sic 3lgdnge gum
8a51bof beiett, uno als ser jdlidte
Oroensmann eridier1, S%ornerten er-
neute &odrufe auf i'm u1rS Sic Sseiui-
ten Sur6 sic 8obnbofba1len. Mls ser
Bug etnlief u,to Ser Eater oenlelben
be|tieg lnt0 ont 6et1iter oes @agel1S
erIdien, lint at 6a,tfen, erneuerten
ii6 Sic @od}rl1fe INNER mieoer, bis
Der 3l1g nad einigen Minute1 aus
Ser Sale fubr.
Gie fatboliiden M01rrer Jrei-
bl1rgs boben leoigltd oas gum Mus-
brud gebrodt, mas 1na1 oIerpdrts
Miher Ole gegenm1rtige Situotion
0enft.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-02

itatigt meroen. Sos @efiiM, bon mel
dem sic Suuienoe infolge 0eliem be-
leelt marer, mabte ii6 NIT elemento-
rer @emalt 2a1ft, als P. @obous8
Sen Saal betrat. Mtm1tenlang flu=
tbete ser MISUNDERSTANDING 8egrii=
Bungsraf: sod @obaa.s5! Sod aie
Seiuiten!" ourdy sic Sol1e. Die @ur0<
gabung mieoerbolte itd, als Der &eo+
ner 0ie &e0nertribiire beitieg. SSn<
baltli6 ihon bebanoelte CT sic 2iebe
oes g0ttltben &ei1an0s int Mltnrsia<
fronent u1r6 er iblob nit ser 8e>
merfung: Die 3eitperbdltniIie ee1tat-
tetem ibm leioer ni9t, gu iagen: Mui
@ieoerleben! lo1t6ern nur: @nf @ie=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-02
MeniabrS8eoamfen.

nMieoer Elm Sabr 1abtn!" Die Ell
l,en logen es nit SeufBen, sic an6eren
m0hten Elm r@ott iei 9anf" bin3ufu-
gen, ie nad3oem, mas SOS fiir3li9 gu
gnbe ge9on9ene Snbr Dem @inaelnen
oe6radt fat. @s lit uns ,4angft our
@%emobnbeit g%e1porben, Dem entidmin-
&enben, Deer entidmunbenet Sabre
ei1nen 'erlei6tern0en Seufaer nodBu=
lAiden uno urs aroerii6tli6 boffeno
bem neuen Sabre 8u%5u1penoen. @ir
Menld)en lino eben ion6erbare &au55ee;;
mir miilen gang 9enalt, 6aB in oenn
Mugenblid, no mir oas 1912 NIT bem
1918 pertuuibten, nidts 8eiou6eres
geidaoh mas etpa Ben eintritt elmer
nelten Sierra betun6ete; mir miiIen,
6ob an Ser Sdbresmenoe unier Slid
au15 9ei1 niht pl0tlid medielte, 1aB
unie 0ffentliden, 4pie uniene prtpate
3uitdnbe am l.. .SSana1ar 1918 genau
10 auslebert, mie am 81. DECEMBER
1912. l1n5 bod baben mir Bel ieoem
S%obpesnedjel in ienem Mugenbli6e,
"a ser 5plpelteril1bel bon ser Strabe
an unier 0br 6rtngt, 6ie @loden 5os
,1ele SsSabr einldllten nn6 mir lelbIt
ibm NIT 2ieoer. 1tno 8ederflong emit
gegenia14aen, Die @mpfinoung, als
Oh In 1ieiem Ma,genblide cine plot
dide @on6lung Dor iih gebe, als OF
Ole 8eit in ser Splneiternadt plob'
lid 7einen Stud ma4t, als Oh unler
@el9id geraoe in oieiem Moment iif
10 o6er 70 perr6en meroe. Bir mini
ifen einanoer Slid, als traten nil
cine frijhe @eiie an unb ols gtngen
mir 11e,,en @efabren entgegen.
Sc muB ooh mobl feline belonoe'
rem @riinoe baben, 1aB es allema1
1pen1p ser 81. De5ember abi6lteBt
pie elm eleftriider Sdlg 6ur@ ON
Miaionen uno Mbermillionen gebt
GAP sic, melde ionit adflos an einnn'
ser poriibergeben, iib plobli4 onf Der
@traben a%niubeln, ooer baB mani in
engeren 5nmilienfretie it9 Elm Slid
lifes Memiabr!" 5uruft. Ser Menid
llnbt eben lit Ser 6ludt ser 8eiten Ell
1ren @ubepunft = gera6e mie oe1
Wanoerer gern einen Ml1genblid tie
ben bleibt, I'M riiidtparts, I'M itd uni
bor1p6rts gu idpal1en. Dns 8eourf
nib einnnaI inneaubolten, lift "a -
uno ba fommt es bem ihlieBli4 me
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-02

0u benn ga BeHeres? Das Mmes 1T
es ia, mas 6em Meniden beidie6en
iein tanr, bober fan,1 6as SfidiaI
uns nidt begnaoen! @as lans nod
feblt gu einem Glide, ME mir es Der.
iteben; tuas uns abbott, 3ufrieoen uno
i'anfbar gu fein, bas muB immeroar
uns als gu eritrebenoe 3ieJe poridape-
beny fpenm mir ~Iberbol1pt gliidlidt
iein io0en. @as tpuroe aus uns,
menn mir feline 1lnerfuuten @iinide
mebr begten! @ns, men11 mir feline
8unfte mebr Dor uns iafen, in 6enen
mir uns beiiern miiBten! Dos udire
StiQitano, 500 uno gerabe 6os @e.
gentbeil &eS eriebnten @li6es! @ie
ielten lit es Sod), 6aB mir einen Men-
iden treffen, Der uns iaet:: sd, bin
5%ufrieSen! @enn bas Sdidial mir
laBt, mas i@ bellte bette, 1penm gu
lei3ten mir neiter geitattet miro, mas
i'd 9eute leiiten 1orf, merr1 mein
Streben nab inrerer un6 611berer
&erpollfommrrl1ng nidt brob gelegt
miro, Sarn bin i6 0ontbor un6 Be-
frieoigt uaro mill nidt flagen!" @ir
lo0ten oieie 3%enfpeiie etpas nrebr
f~1ltipiren. limb nanrentlid louten mir
unS lagen: u@enn gu imuner nit
alien Deinen &rdften itrebit 10 gu
ganoeln, oob 81, Dor Sem itrengen
&id)ter, u@emiiien," beiteben tamnit,
10 mag SoS sbfdial Dir brineen,
apas iiber 6en Sternen beidlolien lit,
gu mirlt am Grbe 0es Sabres ni9t
'baSern inns nift flagen." Man bat
iif ieine intere &lrbe gemobrt u1ro
Sas lit Sic gr0Bere @alfte ones ir0i=
lden @liides. l1no am gnoe 6es 3eit-
nbidmittes, 5en MIR beute begonnen,
3pin6 man iid iagen: bat es nu9 nidt
o0e Trdume nn6' @iinide erfuut, 10
mar es 0o6 int @roBen rn1 @an3en,
uno iopeit mir es a1f gr6en erboffen
oirfen: Gin gliidlides 3abr!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-02

oas nelte:: @ier ion einem bisber fin-
oerloien @bepaar en6li1 ons Slid
tperoen, 6ab es Don ser gbe erboffte
unb 6as linn bisber periagt eebIieben
NOR, BORT ieben 8qpei Iiebcrt6e &er3err
ibrer @%ereiniga1ng entge9en; ienem
Streben6en minft nod eifrigem Str
blum Ser @rfolg. ons granen u,u6 6ie
@riiten3. Mber i'm @roben un6 @on,
8en birfen mir ,tidt ertporten, 6ob
Sas nelle sSynbr uns 6os @liid brtnge,
onS mir i'm alten nidt 3u erbalden
peritonoen. 81 sem Ma1siprub: rGs
irrt Der Menih 10 lang er itrebt, /"
remit ii4 Elm an6erer: ves flogt Ser
Menia 10 lang er lebt!" gs gibt
2eute, ole aus 6em Sonmern 1idt
beraus fonhnen, 6ie ober babel qars
%pergeiien, 6aB iie NIT @ortpiirfen ge-
troft BEL ii6 ielbft anfanger miibten,
mem Tie gere4t fem 4poIten. Bie
pielen Merger, uie monde tribe
1Stun6e, mie ma,tden MiBerfoIg
fonnten iie iid ielbit 5,idreiben, tper1n.
tie gerei6t iein moIter. 9as fins sic
2eute, sic Bis iebt ie6em Sabre einen
borlpurfsbolen 8lid nadJianaten un6
Sas NIT alien folgenSen ebenfaus
tbum mer6en, neil lie ltnm0gli6es ere
marten uttb Sem 3ufale piel mebr
hertrauen, ols geredtfertigt 1T. Wobl
lollten mir boffen aa1f Sic 3uflnt,
mir lollten ober au6 gleidseitig offe=
nem Mrges ouf ser @arte iteben, Be-
reit, ole Moglidheiten 5u erfaiien
nnh al1s3luniiben. @ir iolen prifen@
Sen @Qid riidfparts ien6en un6 Ole
5ebler ituoiren, Ole mir gemn6t ba<
ben, bamit mir iie in bem 1teuen 3eit-
dbidnitt ni6t %1pieaerboIen. gDus riibt
es u1S, menn mir mad 90 Sabren,
pie hoa immer geidiesat, ieuf5en:
ga, tpenn id Ole lebteit 5tpan3ig
Sabre nod ein1nal %iiber3nleben 9at=
tie, mie an6ers moute id, @.t,itdes rta=
fen." Dos lit Eborbeit! 50 ueran-
Serte @erbaltniiie, mie 10 elm GROCER
3eitrarm iie nit iid) brinat uno in
unS ielbit f6ufft, fon11en nift mie6er
auf 6en Ma1sgangspunft "+aeleitet
meroen; aber 6ie Settler, Ole spir in
ser unmittelbaren @ergaf ;,,nbeit ge-
maf& ole f0nren mir bermei6en,
BERN sic @erbdltniiie 6es sseue11 Ssyab=
res finb sic 6es often. Die @ere=
genbeiten, t6ie iid uns bieten. Dumo1<
beiten gu MAIDEN, o6er unier @oN
au for6ern, bleiben 6enen 5es alien
SSabres bonig 9lei@.
Ser 'espie flaeenoe Meni9 ionte ii6
bit1leben un6 pobr uno geredt Sic
SATIRE Dor einem Muge @epl1e poiIi=
rem laiien; gob es ntdt Sabresmen>
sen, 6u gu idlimmer oara1t tnarit als
lbeltte? @nb es ntbt yten1atrstdge,
90 Dlt meniger pertrauensoon in 5ie
3uf1nft idol&telt ols beute? Soft gu
nidh uertbbone grfabrungen gelam-
melt, baif gu nidt btel id0nes &C.
lernt nidt 2iebe un6 8reun6idaft er-
fabren? nnb mn1B man ole 6ieie
Jrngen nit vSSa!" benntmorten? -
SSa, Menid, mas miQit, mas for6erft
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-02

mig boruaf an, mann 6as gei1iebt.
l1n1 10 fommt es, 1aB, 4penn 0ie l1br
in iener @ndt 3m0lf idlGst, Die 6urd,
Den aagemeinen 8rau6 alS Sabres-
mcnoe gilt, vhie Set" 9leidiam for
perli4 on urs herontritt in ibren
6rei idarf %geionoerten Sormen: Ger
@ergongenbeit, ser @egenmart unb
Der 3attuufft: @s lit ebetr sod elm
crnitbaftes Sing Ger 3eit, iobaI6 iie
tnoipioleu gefaBt miro, iobaIo man
aus Sem 3eitlauf ons eigene 2eMu
ausideioet. Mit ser @eburt iebte SCI
2ebensItrom ein; bie l1fer, Sic birter
uns 1iegen, ferren mir, .nr16 sic nrart-
derlei triiben 8il0er, oie Sic Subrt
|ibon gebra6t bat, trogen ridt ge-
raSe 0a5u bel, SEN 8Iid in Ole gu
funft gu einem pertrouenspouen 5u
mad,en. SSn Der Splpeiterradt liegt
aue5 bunfel Dor lns tpie elm finlterer
@al6 nit unbeimliden 9iefen. 8as
mag cns reue Sabr in ieimem oiite<
rem SHooBe aIIes bergen: 6rieoen
o6er arieg, @eiunobeit ODER @efti-
Gen3, rltbige gntmidIa1ng 1es Bolts
lebenS o6er lrnrlrbiges &reiien? @ns
meiBt 0u, Oh nibt SOS reue sSobr Elm
redt fmmerpoues mer6en miro fir
Sic 6amilie, Oh es nidt piel @efeae'-
beit brimgen miro 5u Hogen un6 3u
meinen?
limo es lit gut, SAB mir inmitten
all Ger SpIoeiterfr0blidteit nod oui
einen Mugenblid menigitens Sen ern=
iten @e6anten nodbangen, gu benen
elm idei6en0es Sabr Mnlab gibt. Mber
abgeieben BON 6en Sallen, Ole ia, gott-
lob, Musnabmen iino, in oener ons
abgeloufene SSabr a1nerietaibe Ser
lutte gebrndbt, ooer unier gan5es &C.
9ensgliid in leinem @erlaufe gu
9riimmern ge1por6en, lit es unredt,
ie0em ideioenoen Sabr ein: r@ott lei
Can't! 1nadBurufen uru6 tim @en So
1el a1~3l1bargen, es babe urs nidt &C.
iegnet. SSn Ser @egel bat es uns &C.
nau 10 biel gelegnet ODER uns getaal
10 ungeiegnet g%elaiien, pie es uniere
gigennrt es beoingte. limo ga113 ebert
10 miro es ures I'M reuen Subre er.
geben. @ie es Musnabmen gim i'm
&iidblid duf 6as alte Sdbr, spie eS
6ane 9ibt, 90 ser Menia elm @e61
bot ol1sanrnfen: 80, hu oltes Sabr,
mas bait SUI mir 9%eronbt!" 10 gibt es
audi Musnnbmer1 I'M Borausbliden il
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-02
Mi@t obne GtnFnt.

Die 0eugeitultl1ng ser Din9e alpf
benz 8alfau pir0 oub auf oag oeut.
ite Mnfeben la1o Sic @erbreita1ng ser
oeutiden Sprade auf Sem 8aIton
nidt obne @influB bleiben. Mit ser
@eranSerung ser 8altanforte meroer
AUDI M%enoerungen in sen 8e1itper-
baltniilen ser @tienbabnen a,uoer-
meisltG lein. 0ie Don Geutiden lnb
Seierreidern auf Dem 8alfnr qe.
huten @iienbabne1t tporer Sic
Sdrittnoder Ser oeutid)en Sprnde
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-02

EaZ&
@ebmt sen r5ireften 8eg" our Sc.
lun6beit uno St6rfe, oen @ebraud
BON Jolep Nierenpiuen fir @iiiden-
NET, @ermatism1s, idapade, tpebe
Nieren' lm1 8Iaien.l1nregeImdbiig.
teiten. Sober 8eifanotbeh lit fir ei.
tie poiitio beileroen lm1o ~it6irfenoen
Gige1idoften. 6olep Mierenpiuen ir1
ole bette Me6i5in, Die Str fir Mie.
ren- uno acknowledgements faufer
fonnt. Srau S. 30. Gin6lep, 2Dong,
@n., iagt: SD nabm 5oleD Mererr
pillen, atto 0ieielben beiIte1t mid poll
itdn6wi." Molitor Drug So. Aln-
|aetae.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-02

III pauie aus Nu,,oius ton3entriertem Grtraft fir Mlal=
ia Brau gentadbt, tpelde8 eiue reIe tuunberbare Grfit=
Dung il. sic uor einiger .j3eit III itnierem 2aboratorilut
ss%sntriert worSen. oa6 6teier 6rtraft iiberaa Bin in
eiucr Vledidbadbttt Deriam6t tper0en fant. Bon benz s9ns
bait ether SGadtel 9lnbils ton3entrierten Grtratt fit
ssai,1a,gr a. S Ssrs, ssTsis g g g :. c, bsdtragt: iaat t,, ieSe
Ses, Narteu oea nnb ~beli,iSiea 3aal3bter brauen. 9enfen
sic oaraa. oak Maljbier nidbt ilnr Elm 6~eti5t1ie8. burit=
niueubea getrdnt III. ion6er1 es If 3t 9let&er .3eit
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-02

60 ioqte eteufo wie oas tdelitbe Brot nnf Sbren Slide
ieil. Sic betoett ~ein3elneil geitanbteile oieiea G5etrGllfea,
aRals mnb 6opfen. beftsel, iebes fir fiu boben %ncbrhafs
a%uertannt miro. Beill oteie Betanofeile aiio uerbun:
ben unb fart ton3ertriert ftno. 10 creeben bieielben ell
!getrdnt. tueltb>s geiai1o luo ,~,.traelit9 fit isbermalt
TIT. 90 rect ben appetit OH, wtrft ipie ein Gtdrtnnga>
nltttel nn6 1T auberge,u6bnlid i~potltdtig NIB d6rfeno
fir atr5er ulIo bic beranma@ie" b, SnseHo. chen 10 TT
es febr fir @0t9ncrinnel, geneienoe l1no i@mddtttbc
Heri l.en 3n ertpfeblen. Sober fnn,t CO ib 70 3nberei,
ten, tte e8 thtt ON befeli fbmedt.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-05-07
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The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-05-07
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Star Laundry

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The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-05-07
MlLlIANTS BURN CHURCH
London Sus:ragettes Also Tried to
Blow Up Grand Hotel.

London Sus.ragettes Also Tried to
Blow Up Grand Hotel.
London, May 7.-St. GATHERINGS, the
parish church of Hatcham, in the
southeast of London, was destroyed
by fire, and the outrage is placed by
the police to the account of the mill
tant suffragettes.
The edifice was well alight before
the fire was discovered, and the roof
crashed in soon after the arrival of
the fremen. An attempt to blow up
the Grand hotel with a bomb was
frustrated by policeman.
. The pastor of the church saw three
women in the building shortly before
the fire broke out, He assumed III;
were worshippers, as the church was
kept open for private prayer through
out the day. A number of hassocks
were found saturated with oil.
Following an investigation the po-
lice were convinced that suffragettes
set fire to the church by using an ey-
the blaze spread indicated that oil
soaked rags, cotton or paper had been
spread throughout the interior of the
church.
"A militant suffra gette caught by TIE
police in the act of placing bomb at
the entrance to the Grand hotel, which
is crowded with American tourists,
was brought up in the Bow street
police court later in the day and re-
manded by the magistrate for further
inquiries. She gave the name of Ada
Ward.
The bomb was in the form of tin
canister, to which was attached
lighted fuse. A placard, bearing the
words "Votes for Women" was wrap
ped around it.
1t is estimated that the wild wo-
men," as they were characterized by
the public prosecutor in the Bow street
court, have done nearly $3,000,000
damage since they opened their cam
paign of violence under the leadership
of Mrs. Emmeline Pankhurst two years
ago.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-05-07
ASQUI7H OPPOSES
SUFFRAGE BILL
British Premier Says He'll Re-
sign il Cabinet Wishes.
SEES NO NEED OF VOTE
Militant Suffraaettes Burn London
Church, But Attempt to Blow Up
Hotel Is Frustrated.

MuttaHt SuHtdSSttSS 6uTH Gou0oh
Church. But Attempt to Blow Up
Hotel Is Frustrated.
London, May TN opposing the
womans suffrage bill in the house OF
commons, Premier Asquith said he
would resign if his colleagues in the
cabinet ever suggested that they id
not feel justified in following a gov
eminent the head of which was op-
posed to them.
When the debate was resumed the
premier defended the government S
course, saying it was consistent with
the best traditions of British states
manship.
He regretted that he found himself
at variance from his colleagues ~ the
suffrage question, and greatly as he
would regret severing himself from the
prosecution of other great causes, he
would do SO should the conditions he
mentioned arise.
Mr.. Asquith said the bill created g.
100000 new voters, and it had never
Ueeu dpplOSSu W thO SAiStiAS oioC
torate He continued: would our po-
litical fabric be strengthened, would
our legislative fabric be more respect
ed, would our social and domestic life
be enriched, would our standard of
manners-and by manners mean the
old-fashioned virtues of chivalry, cour-
tesy and interdependence of sexes OF
one another-be raised or refined if
women were given the vote"
Cries of "Of course they would
were raised on all sides of the house.
rhe premier strongly denied that par
llament had been neglectful of the in
terests of women, and said that he
saw no evidence that British women
as a whole wanted the vote.
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A distinguished theological pro

A distinguished theological pro-
fessor once said: eff l had a son,I
should tell him many times a day
to make himself as big a man on
the inside as possible"
Young men too often want to be
Zig men on the outside; to occupy
positions which fit them as a tur-
ties shell fits a clam.
Never mind your position, young
man. Whatever it may be, try to
fill it. The duties which you have
TO perform may seem trivial, but be-
cause 1t is small position is no
reason why you should be small
man. You may be big inside, you
know, II you are small outside.
The young man who applies him
self in internal growth, as 1t were,
is bound in time to find a place
where he will be able to use every
power he possesses. At any rate,
better be big man in a small way
than the opposite. A pinch of pow
der in q small cartridge can make
a good deal of noise and drive a
bullet long way. What can it
do In Irupr guaf-Nx.
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of the faculty. of Harvard Univ,~si-
y Medical School, wlo is 3 member
of the Scientific Temperance Fed
era;:Jn's Sot.'d of Publication This
pamphlet Was approved f:r d.str.
-o.itiyu- in the schools by sub-com-
mutee, composed of the two p..y<i
cians IN the Baltimore Boar: of
School Commissioners, and the en-
tire Board of seven School Superin-
tendents, but finally rejected by
the Board itself by vote of 5 to 4.
The League will furnish it free
for the pupils of any school in the
State of Maryland which makes the
WRITING of these essays compulsory
in giving full effect to the State law
which requires instruction to be
given on "the effect of alcoholic
drinks upon the human system"
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suffraoists Demand Action.

washington, May 7.-When mem
bers of the senate woman's suffrage
committee reached their offices they
discovered awaiting them a formidable
resolution demanding that the commit.
tee report Immediately" resolution
amending the constitution. so as to
grant to women the right of suffrage.
The resolution was adopted at the
suffragette mass meeting in New York
Saturday. 1t was brought back per
sonally by the Washington women who
took part in that affair.
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Scientific Temperance Pamphlet
Free

are In receipt of a copy of
the scientil Il. temperance pamphlet
/. prepared bv the Scientific Temper
: aHee Federation of Boston, at the
expense of the Anti-Saloon League,
Cor the use Of the public school pu-
pills of the city OF Baltimore.
: The pamphlet is of 80 pages, well
printed. IN large type. Illustrate
by charts, dia grams and photographs
and with a list OF the authorities
quoted. 1t contains no mention CT
the saloon and does not advocate
local option. prohibition or any tenn
-perarce organization, but is confin-
ed to the scientific and health as
pect Of the liquor question. 1t was
examined and-approNed before pub
li:atton by Or. Richard Cabot. Gle
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LEGISLATURE to See Prize Fiahts.

Chicago, May z. = Members of the
legislature will. be guests at boxing
exhibition at Springfield, staged as an
argument in favor of the boxing bill
pending in both houses. No admission
will be charged. Senator P. ]. Carroll,
who introduced the bill and is pro-
noting the demonstration, left for the
state capital with dozen boxers and
their trainers. He asserted he believed
boxing will be legal in Illinois within
4 week"
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II In need of anything, a little
ad In the Banner will find it for
you.
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Our wagon passes your door.
Phone les to Dunn's.-Adv.4-29-tf.
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schedule In effect Nov. Is, 1873.
EAST ROuNI
CHOPTANK RIVER LINE,

Steamers leave Baltimore, weather per.
hitting, daily except SUNDAY for Titghmant
Oxford, Easton, i'ouhle Willis. Reilevua.
Travers, Kirby's, Cam bridge, OYSTER Shel
Pnirt, Serretarv. Choptank and Windy HUI
Returuing. Steamers will leave Windy Hi
at D. m. for Baltimore daily excert Satur
day, stopping at all the above points
WILLARD THOMSON
General Manager
T MURDOCH,
General Passenger Agent.
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Baltimore, Chesapeake aud At
lantic Railway Company
Railway Division;

Change in Passenger Train Service
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Gompers III: Jail Term Waits

Washington, May 7.-Samuel Com
pers, labor leader, Is so i'll in hos
pital here that his physicians have ig
nored the court order that he be told
that he must serve thirty days in Jail
for contempt in connection with the
Bucks stove case.
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For Sale
Lost and Found

LOST-On road from Preston to
Cambridge, lady's gray coat. Lib
eral reward II returned to Edgar
Williamson, cashier Preston Bank.
or Mrs. Nm. NJ. Fletcher. Cam
bridge. Ga
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A spinster never gets so old as
to lose interest in a love letter-no
matter whose it is.