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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-17
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bennt fei1p @ebot;; mientn16 I'M Dorfe
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rem oasf5unebmer, 10 tpar Dos 6odj
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1em @irter 3aagttg 111o man fid
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mes observation-disclosures bate td
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audi porreoeten, bob er es ia biel bei.
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-17

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Evening journal., 1913-02-08
THEY HAVE THEIR CHANCE.
TO HAVE SMOOTH, WHITE,
SOFT SKIN ALL WINTER

(From the Woman Beautifully
Does your skin chap or roughen
easily in this weather, or become un-
duly red or blotchy? Let me tell you
quick, easy way TO overcome the
trouble and keep your complexion
beautifully white, smooth and soft the
winter long. Just get an ounce Of
ordinary mercolized wax at the near
est drug store and use a little before
retiring. as you would cold cream.
Upon arising, remove the coating
with sudsy water. The wax, through
some peculiar attribute. flecks off the
rough, dscolored or blemlshed skin
The worn-out cuticle comes on just
like dandruff on a diseased scalp, on
ly in almost invisible particles. Mer-
colized wax simply hastens Natures
work. Used as required. il keeps the
face constantly free from devitalized
scarf skin and only the healthy,
young-looking skin Is In evidence.
It's the best treatment known for
weatherbeaten, aged. muddy. freck-
led. pimpled and all unbeautiful com
plexions.
Some skins wrinkle easily in wint-
er There's an excellent remedy in a
Harmless wash lotion made by dis
solving / OF. powdered saxolite in IL
pint witch hazel This will quickly
eradicate every line.
Evening journal., 1913-02-08
sAULsBURY's PHILADELPHIA DINNER.

VAT LIZARD SALISBURY Democratic United States
senator-elect, has signalized his election to one
the highest offices in the gift of the people Of Della
ware by giving dinner in hotel in Philadelphia, to
those members of the Delaware Legislature who voted
for him. II perhaps is the first time in the history of
the State that deemed by majority OF the Leg
isature TO be big enough 10 hold seat In the United
States Senate proved himself to be small enough to
hold his Thanksgiving dinner outside the State. We
have said repeatedly that Mr. Salisbury is a small
man, politically The Philadelphia dinner episode con-
stitues cumulative proof OF that assertion We might
add that there have been elected to the United
States Senate from Delaware who were large enough
not only 10 hold their complimentary dinners in the
State that had honored them but also ignore party
lines and invite all the members to the dinners
Mr. salisbury never could do a thing like that It
IS too large for him 10 do He rather would pursue
the old Addcks method OF corraling his supporters
behind closed doors in Philadelphia hotel There Is
this distinction between him and Addicks. however:
Addicks never was elected United States Senator;
Salisbury has been sense OF common decency
should have prompted him to hold his Senatorial din
in honor Of the Democratic members Of the Leg
isature of Delaware in the State of Delaware and not
in another State.
Evening journal., 1913-02-08
SATURDAY. FEB. 8. 1913.
land GRAB AND IEGlsLATyE RESPONSIBILITY.

THE Rehoboth Beach and-Grab BILL one OF the
outrageous pieces self-seeking legislation ever
proposed in this State has been introduced in the state
Senate by Senator Blackstone Democrat
The BILL If passed, will give to the land-grabbers hve
miles of ocean front and about 500 of land all
for the paltry sum of $1,000 It is worth tens of
thousands of dollars.
The state Senate which now has the bill in charge,
is Republican body and through it the Republican
party viii be held to strict account by the people Tor
any legislation It may pass.
The Committee on Public Lands, to which the Land
Grab bill has been referred is Democratic commit
tee of a Republican Senate. It's members are H. }.
Anderson. Republican, of Sussex county; John M.
Walker, Republican, Of New Castle county; Thomas
f. Gormley Democrat Of New Castle county; James H.
David Democrat Of New Castle county, and Henry
Williams Democrat. OF Kent county.
II is unthinkabe that a committee thus composed
will give countenance to such raid upon the State
lands as is proposed by the Land-Grab BILL or that If
the land grahbers succeed in deluding the members OF
the committee the Senate will put the seal of It's
approval upon favorable report No selfrespecting
member be he Republican Democrat would care to
be into the legislative records as having given
support such grab. II would be to his everlasting
legislative and political discredit for him to permit
the land grahbers him in support Of their scheme
The sensible thing for the Legislature to do at this
session is to pass the law appointing commission
to have all at Rehoboth surveyed and
plotted That should be followed by the summary
eviction of all squatters Then the way will be cleared
for the State TO deal inelligently and wisely with this
public land that is coveted so by spectators such
as are behind the Blackstone Iand-Grab Bill.
No doubt the ndgrabbers and their friends will do
everything they to prevent the appointment of such
a commission They know that its and its report
would spoil their scheme to get away with the State
They rather would have the people of the State,
the real of this Rehoboth Beach property re-
main ignorance the extent and value of their
seashore possessions until spectators. through the
bin before the Legislature and others akin TO il,
get hold Of it and make fortune out of it by cut
ting t up and selling it for building lots.
Evening journal., 1913-02-08
LEGISLATIVE MUSINGS
TENTING TONIGHT.

TENTING TONIGHT.
Bill Gums tenting tonight on the old
camp groundl
Sing him song of cheerl
He is watching legislation as the
wheels go whirling round,
As he's done for many a year.
Many are the bills he has seen 20 in
As he sat idly by;
Many are the bills that have ne'er
come out
To dim his soft brown eye.
He's tenting tonight
Tenting tonight
Tenting on the old camp groundl
Bill Gums tenting tonight on the old
camp groundl
We wonder why he stays up here,
He seems so very indolent and seldom
moves around
Except when Milf is near.
Many are the words that he hears
each day,
olltlnS IN MS NICK ry chair.
Many are the wires that he sees in
play,
Leading up the State House stairs
He's tenting tonight!
Tenting tonight
Tenting on the old camp ground
Bill Gums tenting tonight on the ole
camp groundl
His hair has a silv'ry sheeni
He has grown gray in tenting anC
now is seldom found
For from the State House Green.
Many are the foolish men who TAX,
him for a jay,
Judging by his black SLOUGH hatl
Many are the foolish men who at
later day
Blink and weakly wonder wher,
I they're at.
He's tenting tonight
Tenting tonight
Tenting on the old camp ground
Evening journal., 1913-02-08
IS YOUR HAIR SLIPPING?

The presence of dandruff and fall
ing hair conveys warning which 1t
is best to heed At first the loss of
hair may be so slight as TO be hardly
noticeable. But no matter how little
may be the fall each day, II is work.
ing toward the same and inevitable
result, and that is total badness.
You may have hair enough today,
but how about tomorrow and the day
after? Dandruff and falling hair
mean badness Sooner or later and
demand the immediate regular and
energetic use of Newbro's Herpicide.
This is the original" remedy thai
kills the dandruff germ and prevents
the hair from falling out. IL keeps
the scalp free from dirt and dandruft
and allows the hair TO grow abund-
antly and naturally. BY this means
and this means alone can total incur
able badness be prevented.
Herpicide does not stain or dye and
has most exquisite fragrance which
Evening journal., 1913-02-08
LITTLE TALKS WITH
WANT AID READERS

Strangers in a city are often at
loss how to find suitable boarding
places
Our experience may help some one
else.
We came to w. young mar
ried couple with more love and
confidence in each other than dollars
or bank books We were very an
vious to make good. We felt that the
eyes of the whole world were upon us
and that our success and our mis-
takes might halt the world in its pro-
gress.
My position at once occupied my
entire time. If / could increase the
sales department in my charge to a
certain amount, the salary would be
increased largely and my place would
become permanent.
So | had to leave all the details OF
home seeking to my wife. / had ex-
pected it would be a week at least
before we found just what we want
ed in a small apartment, and al
though the hotel rates staggered us
both, / was ready to meet the emer-
gency for one week, anyway.
On my third evening home, my wife
----g ges'od that we take a street car
ride. She had in her hand a number
of newspaper clippings. To my sur
prise we rang the doorbell in a pleas
ant locality and she held out the slip
TO the woman who answered the door.
We we're ushered into a pleasant
home-like apartment
Does this suit you, Jack?" said my
wife. at certainly does,' | answer
ed, "but how did you find it?v "Oh,
this is not the only one have others
for you to look at" We made a short
tour of the addresses which she had,
but finally decided on the first apart
ment.
My wife had placed a Want Ad on
the very first day of our arrival in
the city with. the result that within
the weeks we we're comfortably set
tied in an apartment which was our
home for three years.
Whenever my friends ask me about
finding a room or an apartment. or
how they can best connect with a new
position. | always ask Have you
tried a Want ADJ"
Evening journal., 1913-02-08
MOORE is NOT REsroNsIBLE.

q ONGRESsMAN MOORE OF Philadelphia, denies
- that he is in any way responsible for the move
ment to have the Delaware customs district consoli-
dated with that of Philadelphia He explains that that
Is part of consolidation plan that originated the
United States Treasury Department and that he did
not suggest II urge H.
We take pleasure in printing Mr. Moores disclaimer
He is president OF the Atlantic Deeper Waterways As
ISOLATION of which the Chamber OF Commerce OF this
city Is an active member and the people of Wilmington
always have given earnest and whole-souled support
70 the public improvement projects he has agitated
IL would be exceedingly unfortunate we're he in re-
turn to strike give countenance the striking Of
a blow at the commercial prestige OF community that
always has manifested n friendly spirit toward
him.
These things being true, would II be we'll for
him to return past favors by cooperating now with
the Delaware delegation in Congress and the Cham
Der of Commerce to prevent the Treasury Depart
ment consolidation plan being carried into effect
Evening journal., 1913-02-08

ing out Of his real estate holdings
The trust company attends TO the col
lection OF rents, to making repairs. to
finding new tenants for vacant
houses, to renewal Of insurance poll
cies when due. to payment of taxes
and interest to holdings of mortgage.
II keeps careful accounts showing ex-
act income and expenditures on
every piece of property so that at any
time the owner may now if it is pro-
fitable or otherwise. When the trust
company is appointed agent and OBJ
tains the lease, it ascertains If as
sessments have been properly made
and often secures a reduction in the
appraisement It prints lists OF
houses for rent and has special op-
portunities for quick rental of vacant
houses. This applies not only to
residential property but also to fac
tory sites, bsuiness blocks, stores,
etc.
II follows. almost as a matter Of
course. where the owner of real es-
tate has transferred the care of his
property to the real estate depart
ment of a trust company and learns
how economically and faithful all his
wishes are fulfilled, that he makes a
will in which he appoints the trust
company executor or trustee and ad-
ministrator of his estate. He is as
sured that in the event of his death.
the trust company will continue to
manage his real estate property as
well as his personal property with
the same fidelity as If he were alive.
for the benefit of his wife and fam
lily. We're the trust company is con-
Cd in la Ir, Il.
the power is usually given to the
trustee to sell real estate or personal
property at its discretion. It is a
common occurrence with trust COM
panies that they have estates in their
keeping large sums Of money by dis
posing of property before it depreci-
ates in value. In such cases. the trust
officer and the real estate department
manager work hand in hand. They
have expert appraisers who know in
advance whether real estate is going
I to depreciate. In one instance, a local
trust company recently saved an es-
tate $4,000, by selling business
block belonging to an estate in its
charge, although the beneficiaries
were at first opposed to the sale.
In connection with the real estate
department there is frequently a title
department where validity of titles
are confirmed at lowest cost 1t has
also ia ilties for securing the best
real estate mortgage loans for in
yestors, either for those who want
this kind of security or for invest
metn of trust funds in their care. Be
cause of these and other features. the
real estate department of the Trust
Company is commencing itself more
and more to those who may have need
of the service il renders.
Evening journal., 1913-02-08
A GOOD INVESTMENT.

a New Castle county has accepted the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad bridge from the city, it Is
highly important that that artificial highway across
the Brandywne valley be made available for public
use as quickly possible. The Levy Court seemingly
alive TO that fact and is determined spend enough
money on the large structure to make it frs-class
county bridge.
Representative King, Of this city has introduced in
the House bill framed at the instance the Levy
Court TO authorize the sale $4,000 Of county bonds
TO defray the bridge improvement expense We trust
he will experience difficulty in obtaining favorable
consideration Of the measure, It is deserving one
in all respects
When the improvements have been made and the
bridge has been thrown TO public traffic It will
make available for improvement a large tract Of de-
sirabe land to the north Of the Brandywine In time
hundreds Of homes should be there and the ad-
ditona taxes accruing from such improvements should
go far toward meeting the interest the bonds In
short IL will be a good investment of the peope's
money.
Evening journal., 1913-02-08

makes il especially pleasing to the
ladies. u stops itching almost in
stantly
You may be told that there are
remedies "iust as good as Herpicide.'
You cannot afford to take chances
with nor can you expect 10 obtain re-
suits from an off brand article In
sist on having genuine Herpicide, the
Original Dandruff Germ Destroyer. \
You can get sample of this de-
lightful hair dressing and a booklet
on the care of the hair by sending
ten cents in silver or postage TO The
Herpicide Co, Dept. S, Detroit Mich.
Try Herpicide once and you will
never be without H.
Sold everywhere in 80 cents ana
Sl.O0 sizes and guaranteed TO give sat
isfaction or money refunded.
Applications obtained at the better
barber shops and beauty parlors
Chas. II. Scarborough, Inc. are Spe-
cial Agents.
Evening journal., 1913-02-08
MORE ENDORSEMENT
OF THE TEN HOUR LAW

Endorsement Of the Ten Hour Law
for women continue to come to the
committee.
One of the petitions is signed by
sixty-six business men in the DUPONT
Building, representing a number Of
occupations.
The committee has received copy OF
a resolution signed by Mrs. Mary P.
Prickett, president, and Miss Agnes
Y. Downey, secretary, in which the
Y. w. c. A. puts iteslf on record as
favoring a Ten Hour Law for women.
The following letter has been re-
ceived from the Rev. William Temple
ID. D., Of st. Elizabeth's church.
ALLOW me to congratulate you on
the introduction of your bill into the
Legislature, and to express the wish
that II may have speedy and sue
cessful passage through both houses.
Legislation for the protection of
working women is much needed in
our State. Your bill promises to Sc
cure this, while not interfering un-
duly with the needs OF our factories
and shops"
Yours truly,
(Signed) William Temple.
February 8, 1913.
Local Union, No. 634, of the Paint
ers, Decorators and Paperhangers, a
Wilmington local of this organization,
and signed with the names Of Joseph
B. Edlam, president and Harlan G.
Lewis, recording secretary has put it.
self on record, in a resolution favor
ing the ten hour law. In addition, 56
individual members have signed a
petition to the Legislature, asking for
the enactment Of such a law.
Local Union, No. 449, of the same
organization has also put itself on
record favoring the BILL with the
names OF the President Oliver B
Cole and f. II. McAfee and the sigma
lures of thirty-three individual mem.
bers.
Evening journal., 1913-02-08
rP TO THE LEGIsLATuRE.

W HErHER New Castle county and the city OF Will
mington shall join in the construction of a
public building at Tenth and King streets is up
to the Legislature for decision. Senator Gormley has
given notice of bill authorizing the city to borrow
100000 build and furnish its end of the building
and Senator David has given notice OF a bill to au-
thorze the county to borrow 100000 with which 70
finance its part OF most commendable public enter
prise In addition Senator Reinhardt has given notice
of bill authorizing the city of Wilmington TO buy the
present Court House and site for 100000. the under
standing being that the building shall be RACED and
Court House used for public park after Tenth
and Eleventh streets have been widened
Practically everybody is in favor Of the improvement.
IT has been approved by the Levy Court and City
ell Civic organizations in this city elsewhere and
several Oranges have given il their Endorsement while
thousands Of citizens and taxpayers Of city and
county think it will be splendid thing There seems
to be no valid reason for the Legislature hesitate in
granting its sanction do think It will do So
Evening journal., 1913-02-08
REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENTS
OF THE TRUST COMPANIES

The wage-earner who uses the saw
ings of a lifetime TO purchase a
home and the rich man who invests
extensively in first mortgages on i'm
proved real estate are especially liza
BILE TO suffer losses because of the
many opportunities which unscrupu-
lous agents might employ by manip-
uiating abstracts, certificates of title
or through speculation. The records
of the civil and criminal courts of this
city reveal many cases where such
frauds have been committed. For
every one such case which comes to
public knowledge there are scores
which are never brought to the light
Of day. II is just this condition of
affairs which has induced owners of
real estate property, investors in real
estate mortgages and the humble
wage-earner to employ the reliable
and safe services which trust COM
panies of this and other cities now
offer. Practically every up-to-date
and successful trust company now
conducts, in connection with its trust,
banking and other departments
full-edged real estate department in
charge Of an expert who knows all
about local land-values, real estate
law and has a corps Of trained men
at his command
The real estate department of a
trust company is not a recent de-
parture in trust company work. But
It is only within recent years that
the people who have to doA with real
estate affairs, have begun to appre-
ciate the service Il renders. Instead
OF one agent passing on important
real estate transactions, the sound
ness of loans made on mortgages or
the validity Of titles and valuation of
property, the real estate manager in
a trust company has the benefit OF
advice from the various executive Of
ficers and the members of a board of
directors who must necessarily be
some of the most successful and re-
sponsible men in the community. It
Is, therefore, natural to suppose that,
where real estate property is convey
ed to the care of trust companies
either as agent for owners who are
living, or as executor, trustee under
Will and administrator of estates,
there are many advantages over the
individual.
Trust companies. through their
trust and real estate departments,
act not only for the living but also
in behalf Of the dead. Time and ex-
perience have proven that in all
transactions which require faithful
and extended service the corporate
trustee, living on forever from gener-
alton to generation, excels the indi-
vidual, who may abscound, become
lill. die or prove incompetent Through
the real estate department. the man
who has acquired fortune and wish.
es to rest upon the fruits of his labor
may be relieved of all burdens grow
Evening journal., 1913-02-08
THREE FOR TRIAL.

Sheriff Walter S. Burris has issued
his proclamation for the March term
of Oyer and Terminer court, begin
ming on March 6. There are three
cases for trial before the court, the
defendants being Antonio Creste,
charged with the murder Of Antonio
Richardo, at Mt Cuba; Charles Nay
lar, accused of the killing Of Earville
Francis, and officer Thomas Zebley,
accused of killing Frank Fisher. a
prisoner who was attempting to es-
cape following arrest.