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

eftpaS aus leInenl 4Iatf unD Der Nrm
mill nidt mehr gut meroeu. @s ihmerst
pom @eleHt blS in bic 5hulter, ~beipnoers
menn ih ben Nrm b%ofSubalten babe uno
ausltredeu muB.
Sd CLAUDE ooB Hheuma oaSu oes
iommen lit; i'd babe dion INNER qe'
i6micri, aber GILES tit ilr Die ane; auh
babe ih ihon heiBe 2s1def orum gotham.
aber u%nionit. Run, ,leber Serr @eiuno'
heitardth. modlte if1 Sie ber3Ildit bitten
UNI 5bren aeiddsieH 5iatt. Sm Soraus
meineu uerhinoIihiten can't
sSn oieiem isafe 1T alifm Nnihein mad
bel benz Nrmnreden rab oben cine Der
orpBen SebneH oben an Der ShuIier
aus benz @eIeife qeratben, uno oies lit
elm iebr ihmer5bafttr &oraung, onhaIteno
bis bic Srhne ipieber an ihren ridtiaen
8lus aebratt rpiro. 8e Shmersen baben
piel Q|ebnllftei NIT alDiem u heuma in
Mhiel unb Nrm. nber Id CLAUDE uif]t ooB
es iih hierbei irgenbipI nm dbeuma hans
oelt. Shmieren uno Salben uno auh
g9ideI &c. i6nnen bier ulht beIfen. ipenn
aber Sr. 8. sewiHe gea fntbet:.ae Be-
~ egun9en oes mebeH Nrmes mad oben
u'uu9ls uAfp tHttuiUt |tbuhA OtHtH
entge9eneefest ueiae er modte nls
bic Sehne aus ibrem 4Iaee iprang, 10 tit IS
mo9lih oaB er iid in e'nem Womsnte ielbit
iurirt, uuo baB bic Sf5ue 10 pieber an
ibren rihtigen Blos 'omnit. BieIeiht sr.
innert er i'd ober ND; 7tepr aenou on lene
fdtoIe Srmbe,pesung Hah oben, uuo ionute
uIio aud niht cine 6er'fiaen enteegen,
9eieBte 8epegung 1e tjnnen. auf nue
Sale lam er ia cine &a4dbl folder Beiues
euu9sn init benz Grmf Hoh oben prObis
rem, unb defenders penn er 5u elmer iol-
den fame bic iehr q mer5t 70 ionnte
es bic ridtiqe ieiH- ale Sebue maroe
ooun tuie cine itraf'9 gonnte e ate an
ihren gebDrigeu ntien 4.1e 5urldfhnet'
le uno nler & dmerj mare fDiort ME
we9geblaen
Soate abrtgens airs .o,des Rrobirer i'm
niht gum 3iele iatrsa 70 lam ihm leber
oud MIR bolbDees lom0etente &r5t, uno
snns beioubers lspgg sIie Cfoopath.
oeren elmer lidherlit ie isiner Hdhe su fin.
ben II, bic ousgerent:5 ebne NIT elmer Be-
bnHoluna puu penigs7 D2inuten wieoer
et"Hridten. Sebntf placlrnngeu oteler
Dirt iomnten iebr t6uB5 Tor.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-10-10
81. 2inolabr's Sanitarium

Ter tYeinutheitsrnth Der III tspot" foroerf elm
aroEayfiqts GuiehHnastperf iU 1ituite Der %leibrubeR
Neridhtjt- Eeir Hath ~ t60ite# merih unb IN ben
meiittn 5auen g~crUgenb. btflotfHt t1tiunbhelt Dies
orI3ntrtugeH. ARbvTe ,yaut %htngfasH, peidf auY
idYprIen trt1td6H 0est eipotbeH.r HelaftuHgen be-
rnber, bsftTR i'd mar {ebr idln II poer gar Htdit. ieibit
bel uGthrltehtt lgttHsUeiie uHb better Sstbfftfhanes
lima. On iulftn sfdutn iInb bic d1repiidteu NeIds
fratte 10 ID tUddl. edB BITE peiIfrafte bes Horpers I'd
utdt 81 eHiidliSteneu ceiifrt'fn 6utrofeH fonpeH.
5Olde iaHe AfbtttU IN g.tg anie beaiide Baturhetis
auiialt. NO ate nainrlidheu Qetluititt tn AnFueubuEg
gebrGdt Herbsu. tUeldls bgH G6gpeI ~troftt2eu NIB
ttiutgrH. On HnietFt 1ntHthetlani.nlt gtbrGudeH ,uir
Snffs nno S~onneubdbsr. elgfirifd,e yidlfbGotr.
Hneipp Jdle Vpnfierfuren, 1fatfuren. Mat
faae. Cieppathte Detlsnmnafttt. homoopGiht7
i1s uno Arouiersp %eilntitsi NIB ale aubeIeR Haturs
linen oeiliaitoren. ,ebem aTariheiisfale utfsuihoTt=
LID d%RgepaBi VIE ioscndnHteu urbeiibaren araHis
hffeu. pig SdDmtnbfudlt arebe, Gptitpiie,
BettetonE .SdbmuHaen n be Tie. NERVOUS
Vrotrntton ..SocunhDfor Ntnrtu' uiiD.s
hnb hfilbdr ipinuge Hof Sebencfraft sfHug perhGns
ben IA Hm duf biz T. t~aHblHna ~rtagiTtu ~ fouHsn. uHb
ioianle bic 3erit1rana iebensmtftiger Ergaue Hpd
ulbt 81 Dei; porsef hrtitfs 1T.
The Lindlahr College of Nature Cure
and Osteopathy
tn bic beie TaturbsiIidnule tft Alrlt. ..sRiT lehrpa
qus iirenQ rBif tnihafttihcT @~rupbiagy ate liftetqe Der
bsutihtH &atHrbelItHH0t uab brT autrta
'dnitdeH L f ODbafhte. Ztf geiegenhet: ~ Gudl
hermit ett bien. bic I a o r f. uH6 fbglfte GNgr
IrCffihcaru {u frlerutu- llnifu 1Auler BADEN Jest
(beleGeuhfii, mahrgub bgr lrbifu 8lDsi 3dhre uuietes
breiidhraeu Hutiue 97ebiliH sH tiueiceH In etser tegua
iarer rtei{tuiittB uatpctii6t- Hhts RGhtrf 10 nRs
Itrn B,oiVectus ant 4%frIaHaea ftet 5%agrid7ifti
DIR. Lindlahr'S Sanitarium,
525-529 S. Ashland Boulevard, Chicago, H.
II. LINDLAHK, NJ. D.. Direktor.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-10-10

5rau M. e. in 8. Mih. I. Ter Mann
bot III Shrsn 2ebSeiten nidlt ben aeringiicn
Inipruh aui ode Giaenibum ODER oeIien
@Intanite. ,. 0ad 3brcm 3obe 1T er su
ieinem geieBIihen YliidttteiI berehtigt 4;
lber zen Hef tonnen Sic nod @utolnten
oerilgen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-10-10

g9. 8. in N.. Niinn. 9ie qoloene lbr
uno @ette lonnen Gle iih our1 bic Bot
uon 3eutihIano ieuoen loiien. 3as 9orto
maft nur elue a~Ieintgfeit aus, nber Gle
tueroen ungeidtr tiinfsl9 Troseut pom
gBertb Boil be8abIen millen, nnb omar audi
oann menn bic ubr nidt neu II.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-10-10

ger. HR. in 81. Wpnt. s{eoesmnf, neuu
Ste NAT amerlta fommen. mGiien gle
aopfiteuern Sablcn, 10 louee Ste nod
III ten itnb. llno pas iino 'Gie, 70 lance
5te nttt ons Bargerredt erporbeu
bdben. Gle 'oEi,en jeoer Belt uno iuenn
Gle 8manslg Niol uHo I'm uno berrejien. es
20 3obre idou ber fno. nod 5urldgeitidt
werofn. menn Ga nleoer oeinwauoern".
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-10-10

.Igtn "a il + am b ui6 t.a n fir Sic 3a6r5rfe1r o6er elm N6en1o oos
aus eriiatoen 6er 2Genfd5ft6Get on Sefer Strre n6t oans ven.
Petsnbertro9un9. sic rrhr 2tmfdnoer OFFS
krtminerfea 2er9e BEN seobnoet rcroen forfei
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-10-10

@fb. g8. in G., ga. Qnfien Gle ben Jun.
gen Nonn ruhIs bertibertommcn. 3teier
feline Jebler am NpgenItoe piro fir ielne
4onoun9 niht btnberlih iein. Qdten Sie
DeoOd oorouf. baB er eine gepiHe Summe
Beloss bei i'd bat. GIN @inpanoerer muB
bel Der Ionoung minoeitens $25 uorwei|ien
%fonnen, eleihuiet oh er nun IN Der sluelten
8ajlie ober in 8mliheubed tommt. @m
beiteu mare es naturlid. penn gle baflr
Gorge traqen i0nnten. bag 9tr Refe bon
eInem Bruber III Neu Yort eriuartet ptro.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-10-10

nod ihlummernoe @efiihI bari nur MART
9epedt meroen. NIes, mas Den @eilt
perptrren unb I T il ben uno bas @e'
ilhI perIesen tbnnte, mug ern bIei.
beu. 9ie &inbheit lit dc Belt Der
Warden. 9te laiie man lhr! 9amlt
ueroen Die &inher fhun ALIEN Iertig.
Nfan brauht lie nid)t aufsntlaren ihneu
nibt Su ia9en: W arden ilno YIger!
Sic MAIDEN lid lber Die Mnhrhaitiateii
Der @eiditten pieI meni9er @eonnteu uno
Sduihunaen, oils man iih etnblloet. 9ess
balb iol man aber aud nidt periud5en,
linen Mdrhen ais @ahrbcit auisubinoen.
Man iplte &inoern %aegeniiber ourtaus
10 a BIZ uno e brIib fein, hrautt tie 1ber
oeshaIb nod LANCE niht nit Muhrbeiten
Su iberhdufen Seoe W abrhett
iii nod teine @ abrhaftlgtett 0e'
niile 9inge iinb nib fir &inoer,
uno Die gr6iehuna muB lie getiti9
oapon a%blenten. ftatt le nit Der Naie
onrauf Su itoBen."
~Ner aber oft auftlarun9 notbi9 hat.
hos Ut Die retfere Sugeno. oaS limb
Die rim q denen, Die i amiIiens
pater uno Nittter. nno oleie Nuf'
tldruna muB in ourhaus er n tie Weiie
pom Mdunern Der Wiiieuihaft ertbeilt
peroen. IN ben b0beren Shulen ME ourh
0fentlihe 8ortrd9s.
llno Il nod Gins. Mau beihnert iih
iber Die lei htfertige, robe Nuf'
fnung oes geaenieitigeu 8erhdItniis
les Der beioen @eidIehter, ME lie 10 oft
BON lungen uno leioer aud ron diteren
lnh 0Ifar 4Hnpf4ap NY n 4ats natro -
fpiro. 3ieier @emiithsrphheit miro man
ourt teinerlei ~GuftIdrung" Der be.
abIthtt9ten Nrt beifpmmen. 9a lam
nur d. tes, reineS5amiGienlebeu
beIfen, uno oieies lit nur moelih, mo
Weann pie @eib oas . pu6tfein Der
etgenen Men de nwlroe baben
uno bic VI j tung oiefer WeuihenDiiroe
in Nnoercn. 9arauf mus oas &erbdltnib
Der Gheleute gu einanber uuo su ibren
&inoern gs9riinbet iein. 9ritt oonn Der
lunae Menid in ooS Yebtn binaus, 10 lit
er 9efeit qegen alleS 2 d lie d. te. 9as
Ntdofen toiro feline netblthe Wiiroe gu
tuabren ptiien, uno Der Iunge Nann iuiro
i'm @eoanten an Die 0phett ieiner
Mutter feinem Neibe unebrerbietig
gegenii6rrtreten. SIN Semubt n
Der enhenDnroe Iie9t Der
itherte Ghue iur Die Menihheii.
9ds iolte bel aler auftldrpnS nidt nuBer
Gbt 9eIafien tperoen."
9ieier Grtidel oedt I'D genau nit meinen
Nniihten. uno es mare erireulih ipenn oies
elben in ben meiteiten Sreiien Yerbreitune
Ino Nufnabme finben muroen oenu Die
Sahe 1T uabrlid @ler Beadtun9 reidIid
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-10-10

Srantheit behaftet. oeun leFt. Haheem
er Dor elnieen &oteu pieeer aui Reiien
gin9, III Die Ssrau unter AnSflalgH erfrantt
Die untrisIth auf cine ioidlt Auiieduua
idIie6en Iaiien, umiomehr OILS ihr @atte ihr
seidrieben babe baB iih auh he, ihm dhu.
Ilhe SrnHtbeiis- Spnptpme rlR9sitcut bat.
ten.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-10-10

Qno. u. in e., SGo.Taf. %. Gle ION.
men be 4anoideniung aurud5ieben. 3r9ena
fpelhe uebertragung pom Nanobefis mug
idr'f lid in porgefhrieb enfr Gorm Dorges
nommea iDei ben. Tos SdbriiiitGd muB in
6egenuori DON spei 3eugen unterseitnet
uuo burh einen ofifniiifen Notar ODER IL.
gene einen Benmten. Der bas Re6t bat
eineu glo ab5unebmrn, begloubigt ueroen'
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-10-10

obne etre Shdoigung an Der @eiunobeit
oes 8lnoes Au ristiren. Oh bel Der Nuss
rpahI hes Sbites oieie pber lene Srud)t ben
&prsuq ppr Der anoeren peroient, ipiflt feline
Holle, man niise nur gut DIE 3eit aus, NO
eS irlihes Sblt gibt. 9ie 8atterien duf
benz Chi limb, mas Die @ntitehuna BON
&rontbeiten anldngt. eine Yappalie. SSir
oas Shdl n uuo Nnihen oes in Der Staot
taulIden Sbltes lino NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
maBgebeuo, neil oaS Obi ourh 70 uno 70
p,eIe Sduoe binourhgegaugen 1T.
2ollen Sic Die 8inoer ons Sbft ruhig,
hphltens nit tinem 5uhe uprber abgerie.
ben, ungeihdit eiien; tpenn Die Shale cine
Wlrtun9 alSilbt. 10 1T oaS cine MI 9 ii d. {,
iuoem bic Beroauung baourh alnftig
beeiniluBt fpiro. NbnaIten bes Ebiies
oiirfte ieoem &einIitteitsiinn geniiaen.
Weon ou,f bel benz SpeiieSetteI Der atnoer
nid1t gu W6hIeriih iein uno niflt nur loIde
@eridte oorreihen, bic nabrbnIt uno frdftig
limb. Sei etnem oerortigen &or9eben oers
wethliht man tie 8lnoer gu iehr; man
muB tbuen onSwiihen aud Iolbe aoIt ge.
ben, beren Gepdltlgung eine gemifie
" rbett forbert, bic Geroaunnastr1fte
It d rft uno abb drtet. 3asu 9ebort oas
q b menn nan babel bic &inoer oas
Sbit nit Der Shole ober Der bGutige II
smile elien Idbt, 10 trainirt man W a.
gel uno 9arm oes tiuolihen Oreanis mus
ihpn friibSeitig gu elmer ipdteren perthool.
len Wtber Il nosfdbigfeit uno fous
flr bic 8ieinen gilt aud fir 9 rmah .
ene. :. ,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-10-10

Mlt ollen Nnirasen an bieier STEELE bin
i'd pieber sIldlih ourdl, aber Die ueitaus
meilten muBten brieflih obioIpirt wer'
ben, uno Der Nrieie mar es bic ihwere
Mense. God mas man nit 2iebe uno Be.
geiiterung tbut, geht leiht ponitntten. ielb,t
fuenn man oa5u, mics latoniih i'm @neli'
ihen heiBi, rWiitternndtS Del %oerbrennen
ntuB."
0oientlih limb ale meine Iieben Gore.
i%ponoenteu ebeuio befrieoi9t nit mei'.eu
bei6eioenen 3ieHltIeiituneen pie mir bic.
Ielben CUR Niebesmib aereihten.
Zen Seii oieier Note neroe i'd gu elmer
8orIeiun9 i'm ihoneu y al glatre unb
gum Beiute bon Ileben 5reunoen in lener
@e9eno ubipeieno iein, uno inSwliteu elm
Iauienoe Gorrelponoen5en mlien alio eini9e
3a9e iiberbleiben.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-10-10

9ieier GrtideI bedt fit genau nit meinen
Wniidten, uno es mare erireulif penn oies
ieIben in ben neiteiten Sreiien 8erbreituna
uno N%ufnabme fiuben pnroen oeuu Die
Sadie lit pabrlid Nller Beabtung reidIid
fuertb!
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-10-10

soIte Sale pea ueneriI&er g~nltetuns
New Ulm review., 1913-01-08
HUMAN BRAIN power MAKES INTENSIFIED
INDUSTRY and ELECTRIFIED ENERGY PLAY
PRACTICAL PARTS IN A SECTIONAL
PICTURE OF PROGRESS

in several places reached by one line
or another of the more than ten
thousand miles Of the system.
Three leading features Of this
work Of an artisan stand out promi-
nently. D The first is the reproduc-
ton in minutest detail in miniature
Of objects which in the last decade
have attracted attention from the
whole world. The next is the skill
full manner in which electricity has
been made to perform the most won
derful functions even when con-
structed in the minutest space, and
the third is the feature mentioned
In the first lines, that Of taking the
entire work apart in sections and
putting 1t together again thousands
of miles from the place where origi-
nally designed and constructed. To-
day we hear and read much about
the manufacture of barrels, boxes,
furniture and other things sold and
shipped in the knock-down, but
never before have we seen or heard
of great picture true to actual con-
ditions. painted, mounted, equipped,
disassembled, Grated, shipped, and
reassembled 50 that each part of the
picture fits to the breadth of hair
and SO mechanically and electrically
perfect that pressure on button
imparts energy to the entire dis
play.
The official title Of the picture Is
to be known az the Alfalfa and
Agricultural Exhibit of the Chicago
and North Western Railway.
New Ulm review., 1913-01-08
Ths Geld I ,ens 3 p,,s,ne,

Fronting the imperial palace at Pc
King are two beautifully carved lions
Of enormous size which. II we are to be-
lieve the mandarins. are OF solid gold
and have been there since time Inn
memorial. When the combined armies
OF England and France advanced on
Peking in 1860 tie Chinese painted
ithese statues gray in order to make
the EnrOneans believe that they were
of bronze and therefore to insure
agaiRst their being melted. Later. dur
Ing the .Japarese war. these lions dis
appeared fer ii time. but at the con-
clusion Of peace they reappeared in
their original position. The value Of
these relics Is said to be incalculable.
and they are In native eyes 4 symbol
Of the unity Of the empire.-Harper's.
New Ulm review., 1913-01-08
Spanish Womsn's Hands.

The huuds of u Spanish woman have
q classic beauty. and their movements
are intOmmra rable. Such hands caunOt
be described: they cAn only bp nd.
mirpd. When they manipulate q fan
vr roll cigarette. when they raise q
skirt or arrange mantilla. 1t II al
ways done with infinite grace. A
Hpu nixh woman alone Elbows how to
lse her hands IN they truly should be
uved.-New York Sun.
New Ulm review., 1913-01-08

One OF the most striking produc-
tions in sectional picture making has
just been completed in a well known
Chicago shop.
The reason why we make use OF
the word sectional is because OF the
wonderful capacity achieved by the
artist In producing In sections an
intricate piece of illustrative me-
chanism capable Of being reassem-
bled in a short time, the process be-
ing repeated over and over again on
different occasions.
The production really is q great
Hat picture, thirty-five feet long ana
twenty-five feet wide intended to IL
iustrate the varied manufacturing
and agricultural industry OF sections
Of nine different states traversed by
different lines of the Chicago and
North Western Railway.
This picture shows to Chicago
people the vast fertile region from
which the second municipality OF the
ration draws tribute, and 1t will
show to the people Of this immense
outlying region the magnificent,
most important terminal Of the great
railway system by the valued trans
,portation aid of which development
Of the region has been made possi-
BE.
This accomplishment is made pos
slble BY the planned exhibition OF
Ne picture not only in Chicago but
New Ulm review., 1913-01-08
1 | DESERT ENIGMA.
Mystery Of a Vanished Party Of
Australian Explorers.
LEFT NOT A TRACE BEHIND.

The Lsiehhardt Expedition Disappear.
Cd - Though Il Had Been swallowsd
Up BY the Earth, Which May lndssd
Have essn lts Fearful Fats.
There hnye been recorded many
strange tragedies Of exploration IN lone
and distant lands. but no one event Of
thsfkind has ever sOstilred men's mind
~ did the total disarp psaraat1 g III
we'll found and spIendidIy equipped ex'
l,eliti0n which Dr.. Ludwig LEIGH
.hardt. tbe Franklin of Australia, led
into the central deserts Of Australia in
lHlA 4s'1at-s-
IIsichhardt's design was to march
right across tho continent from the east
coast 10 the west. and 40 be had al.
ready led I successful expedition near
y 80 miles through q previously nm.
known part Of Australia. It was gener.
ally thought that he would be able ia
accomplish the task.
Still. there were some who doubted
and prophesied disaster. and more than
one wealthy friend Of the Doctors re-
fused 10 subscribe toward the expedi.
t1on on the ground that they were MOI
going to help him 30 commit suicide.
The members Of the expedition mum.
bered >six whites and two blacks. an
unusually large number for an explOr:
ing expedition Of this nature. and be-
sides being amply provided with 6our.
biscuit. ten. sugar and 90 on. they drove
along with them nifty bullocks and 20
goats. They, also had spare horses and
mules In abundance.
At that time the most westerly sta
don In southern Queensland was oc-
,'uried by q s4uatter named McPher
son. who dwelt on Cosoou creek. From
there I1eichhardt wrote . brief letter 90
be wax atout to start into the unknown
land beyond.
That was the last ever heard Of him
Of Of any OF his companions. and this
notwithstanding the fact that expedi.
tim after expedition was afterward
Yent out in search Of them.
As completely a. though they had
been swallowed mp BY the earth. they
vanished.
This IL the most pushing part Of the
mystery-its, completeness. Had they
been killed By the natives, % was at
drst wrongly reported. some relics Of
the explorers would long since have
been recovered from them. In some
shape the iron work Of the implements
and arms they had With them would
have survived.
New Ulm review., 1913-01-08
BURNING WOMEN ALIVE.
A Punishment 1hat Was Abolished Ia
England IN 1870.

A Punishment That Was Abolished In
England IN 1870.
The horrible punishment Of burning
women alive seems to have existed In
Saxon England. but perhaps only IN
the case Of slaves. Under the Norman
rulers any woman. bond or free. who
killed her husband was burned alive.
and the same punishment for this
crime and also for high treason and
even for coming and other minor Of.
fenses continued or arose from time
TO time through the second and third
periods until It was abolished BY act
Of parliament In l79O the last actual
execution OF this kind having. however.
taken PLACE six years earlier. 9t
The whipping OF women for various
ofFenses continued even later. Public
whipping was not abandoned until
1917. and cases of private whipping Oc-
CURED as late as 1920.
There can be no doubt, we think.
that the savage human instinct Of
cruelty had something to do With the
barbarOus p,lnishments abOve mention
ed Az the old Roman public lOnged
for the carnage of the circus. AZ the
Span r,opulace crowded to the auto
da-fe in the nourishing days Of the In
QUESTION. 50 the lower iperhnps not
only the IowerI strata Of English ma.
tiOnaiity took delight In witnessing tor
lures which In nll probability were de-
vised and kept up partly for their en-
tertainment. Judge Ieffr"--e In SEN
tens.ing Il woman to be whipped II re-
ported to have said:
"HanGman. charge you to ray par
ticuIar attention to this lady. ScOurge
her till her blond runs down. 1t is
Christmas time. Il cold time for mndam
to strip. See that you burn her shoul-
ders thoroughly. ."-COrnhill Magazine.
New Ulm review., 1913-01-08
The BRIGHT Guide.

1t was party Of visitors seeing the
sights In Pittsburgh that finally enter
Ell the conservatory presented tO the
tity by Mr. l'hipps. The curutOr while
showing them around WIS called away
on business and left tue visitors In
charge of one Of the clerks. They
came to Il beautiful stutue which was
admired immensely. 1t was Of trnns-
lucent marble. He pointed out the ex-
celIen,ps Of the statue. told the name
Of the sculptor aud showed 1t from ev-
cry viewpoint One asked. "Ala buster.
isn't it," NO." he said. Venus
ArKOnuut
New Ulm review., 1913-01-08
: Ana what of the stock 4 eome Of Il

And what Of the stock & Come Of ti,s
Eo,ltx. ut all eSpntx. must huve been
left alive. one would have Imagined.
for these. are notOriously hardy ani
mails. able to pick up q living almos'
anywhere. Yet none OF these nor any
Of the horses. mules or bull0cks were
ever traced.
The probability IL that the III fateti
expedition struck one Of those water
less patches Of country common iD
parts of Australia. into which the
blacks never venture. 1t is not difficult
In this case to prophesy what would
have been their fate.
Their rexerve barrels once emptied OF
their precious contents. the little water
carried by the men In their canteens
would not last more than day or 10.
In the shade!ess bush, 10 that terrific
heat. death comes swiftly under snch
circumstances. About forty-eight hours
b the limit Of human endurance.
Usually half that time sumces.
The explorers. We may Be sure. would
strpgHle on to the last however. hus-
banding their water to the uttermost
drop. The animals would b the drst TO
80. and the desperate expedient Of
drinking their blood would b resort
Cd to.
Hotter and hotter grows the air -
the doomed men stagssr further and
further into the rainless desert.
some lose their reason: all lose hope.
Then comes the end. They separate
and struggle away In ONES and twos.
and fall and die. ..- Y
Day after day the terribls and pitiless
sun looks down upon them lying there
and sees them dry and shrivel into
mummies.
And still notrain falls.
But one day. II may BE- years after
ward. there arises q sandstorm Of ex-
ceptional violence. The wind blows
with all the strength and fury Of an
arctic blizzard. but driving before It
sand. not srow.
When 1t ceases the desert II there %
before: the same. yet different. Noun,
tains Of sand exist where before were
valleys. "a
The mummies have vanished from
human ken forever.-Pearson's Weekly.