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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1913-11-07
FOR THRIFTY HOUSEWIVES.

Mice object TO camphOr. IF it IS put
In places frequented by them it will
drive them away completely.
Mend tab!ecloths by darnng over the
holes with the sewing machine. 1t is
very simple. very neat and very easy
to do.
Put lump Of sugar in the teapot
when preparing the tea. 1t prevents
the cloth from being stained If tea is
spilled upon it.
The smell of stale cigar smoke in a
room may be removed by burning a
little coffee on a shovel and carrying 1t
through the room.
To repolish black marble clock
clean with cold water and soap. Then
rub dry with flannel and polish with
white wax applied with piece of
flannel
New stockings will last as long again
without holes If they are shrunk be-
fore wearing. Soak them in warm
water for two hours, then dry, out of
doors II possible.
To clean an enamel bath take one
tablespoonful Of dry salt moisten with
spirits of turpentine and rub this well
in the bath. which should be quite dry.
and then wipe with Il clean cloth.
When tag comes Off boot lace a
little black sealing wax. carefully
pressed round the end of the lace and
shaped to n point. makes Il quite serv-
iceabla new one and lasts long time
If when out in the rain the dye
comes out Of your coat. hat or skirt
and your blouse is discolored put 1t In
milk and let 1t stay there overnight. 1t
will eradicate stain. even from silk
blouse,
To prevent placket from tearing
sew n hook and eye near the bottom Of
the opening. tiatten the hook down over
the eye. then it will never come un-
done. and the placket will never get
torn. either.
The seat Of an old chair which has
been broken can be mended in the fol-
lowing way: Take some strong brown
paper. cut out the shape Of the chair
seat and with firm paste stick sis
thicknesseS Of paper together. making"
stout cardboard. Trim the edges
smooth nail to the frame and varniSh
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1913-11-07


the fowl from sticking to the pan. as
| it Is apt to do If baked without a rack.
Have the oven hot at first. and as soon
as the -four has Drowned over pour
enough water into the pan to cover the
bottom. and partially close the damp
ers. Basic frequently with the water
in the pan and little melted butter.
Dredge with salt. pepper and -four.
Cook until the legs will separate cas-
lily from the body. which will be in
about three hours for fowl weighing
eight or ten pounds. The giblets
should be boiled the previous day un-
til very soft. then minced fine and set
aside for the gravy. After taking up
the turkey pour OFT IL portion of the fat
in the pan. add the water in which the
giblets were boiled and when 1t be-
/! gins to boil thicken with -four rubbed
| smooth in cold water. Last Of all. add
the gfblets snd more seasoning If re-
| quired.
Mince pies properly belong to the
Christmas dinner. but many have
them on THANKSGIVING. The mince
meat if homemade ought to be pre-
pared at least week previous.
| A juicy piece of beef. in weight from
| three to five pounds. Is chosen. usual
ly from the round. This is put in boil
ing water. salted slightly and cooked
slowly for five hours. cooled in the wa
, ter that it may not dry and chopped
| fine after removing the bone. gristl'
, and perhaps part Of the fat
To solid quart Of this prepared
meat add from two to four quarts Of
chopped apples. Il cupful Of fine suet
| unless there is enough fat with the
meat and about two quarts of fruit
raisins seeded. currants cleaned and
citron cut fine.
Sweeten well with quart Of sugar
| and quart Of molasses or brown
sugar Tastes vary as to the kinds
spice. This is q good proportion: One
| 'evel tablespoonful each of cloves. all
| spice and mace. two of cinnamon and
| two OF salt and IL speck of pepper.
Moistrn with the meat liquor. II
not acid enough add the juice of two
| or three lemons or glass OF cuTrtnt
or grape Jelly. Mix thoroughly and 'et
it stand overnight or several hours
| then heat slowly ard seal in cans all
| not needed for immediate baking.
| The mince pies for THANKSGIVING
| should he hAk. Il ON the Saturday pre-
cediur. the apple and cranberry on
Tuesday ana the pumpkin and chicken
pies on Wednesday. Pumpkin pies
must he fresh.
The new food Grinder illustrated
| here is Il useful thing for the house
| wife who prefers to make her own
mincemeat 1t not OILY grinds. but
! il is also 4 press. The handle at TIL,
side is for the grinding, while the
| ever controls the press
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1913-11-07
FILES BIG MORTGAGE.

The filing of ten million dollar
mortgage by the Northwestern Elec-
trio company at the court house has
caused many conjectures as to where
this money will be spent" says the
Clarke County Sun. Our optimistic
boosters assure us that ii will be spent
on the development of power lines
throughout this county"
This is the company of which Will
bur B. Foshay, head of the Washing
ton Public Service company of Olym-
pia, is the Portland manager. 1t is
developing big water power project
OH the White Salmon river.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1913-11-07

had to swat mosquitoes, bugs ami
flies. To forests, mountains, streams
and lakes at times used to roam, and
Pared With my old home. There Is no
paradise on earth-smoke that in your
cigar; there is no place where joy ane
mirth and peace unbroken are III
things at home should make ycr
curse and fill your breast with woe,
you'll doubtless find that things are
worse where you propose to go. II
you refuse to NOPE and brood, your
griefs will have an end; not latitude OF
longitude cuts any ice, my friends.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1913-11-07
Sens In Verse
SYM PATHY.

n R Y heart was broGen yesterday
(AH By one who would not leari
Nv to care.
L v 4 She lightly babe me go my wa,
And tossed a rose for me t,
wear.
Her answer to my earnest plea
Was but a thoughtless little lest,
Yet grac.ously she tossed to me
A fragrant crimson rose that she
Had lately worn upon her breast.
l heard her laughter when | turned
70 go my hopeless way-to try
10 let the love that she had spurned
Die as the rose she gave must die.
The path which had been bright before,
When | had blithely gone to her,
was dark: the branches bending Ger
Possessed their former grace no more,
And not a songster was astir.
My heart was broken yesterday
BY one who flung a rose to me.
But yesterday is far away,
And all the future is to be!
Another sweetly listened while
| fingered with her to complain,
And sympathy was in her smile.
The past is yonder many mile
My eager heart is whole again.
Chicago Record Herald.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1913-11-07
THE NEW HAT TRIMMINGS.
Many Fantastic Ideas Gracefully Car.
ried Out.

Tl0Q OUxs
The manner in which the trimming
is applied gives the touch of modish'
ness to hats. Panne and plain vel
vet. silk duvetyn or peau de peche,
fine tapestry. patent leather OF Il par
ticularly supple and thin quality and
new rubberized fabrics resembling
chamois and MORE are among chic
millinery fabrics. Besides these. for
trimmings there are ribbons galore
and also feathers. Ostrich feathers
developed in fantastic style take the
lead. And then there are cog. goura
and peacock. not to mention the many
attractive pumage novelties developed
from the feathers Of domestic and
game birds.
There is square sailor hat that Is
odd and also trifle trying for many
women. Draped effects are shown.
some Of these carried out on brims,
some on crowns.
Flowers still have their votaries.
Close petaled roses and gardenias rank
first In favor. Among fruit trimmings
cherries are In the lead.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1913-11-07
AN OLD LOVE SONG.

=" ELL me what within her eyes
Makes forgotten spring arise
And all the day, IL kind she
u looks,
Flow to tune like tinkling
brooks.
Tell me why If but her voice
- Falls on mems ears their souls rejoice.
Tell me why if only she
Doth come into the companie
All spirits straight enkindled are
AS II a moon lit up star.
Tell me this that's writ above
And l will tell you why ! love
Tell me why II she but go
Alone across the fields Of snow
All fancies of the springs Of old
Within a lovers breast grow bold.
Tell me why when her he sees
Within him stirs an April breeze
And all that in his secret heart
Most sacredly was set apart
And most was hidden then awakes
At the sweet Joy her coming makes.
Tell me what Is writ above
And | will tell you why | love.
H. e. Bunner.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1913-11-07
STAYING HOME
BY WALT MASON.


When the weather is confounded hot,
do not seek the sea; find the old ac-
customed spot Is good enough for me.
When raves the loud mid winter wind
seek no warmer chimes; l stay at
home and do my grind, and earn some
wooden dimes. In other days l used to
flee when things unpleasant came; and
things unpleasant tortured me, and
bored me just the same. l left my
home to dodge the heat that sizzled
from the sun, and where l went the
water beat upon me by the ton.
fakes in my eyes, and where l went
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1913-11-07
PREPARE FOR WEDDING.
Presidents Daughter to BE Married
November .5-'rhe Decorations.

November .5-The Decorations.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 7.-Prepara-
tons have been begun for the we'd
ding Of Miss Jessie Wilson, daughter
OF the president, and Francis b. Sayre
Though the White House is retcent as
to details, it is given out that the date
certainly will be November 25 and
that the ceremony will take place in
the White House, where it is said the
bride will have for her attendants her
two sisters. Margaret and Eleanor.
The company will be a large and not
strictly official one, but more of a per-
scnal gathering. DR.. Wilfred r. Gren.
fell will be best man. There are 100
Wilson relatives and there will be a
large company of Nevin and Sayre re-
lations.
1t will be q chrysanthemum wedding
and hundreds of the rarest plants are
being nurtured to produce the best
blossoms possible for the White House
bride. The most important of these
blossoms will be the Jessie Wilson
num- which has been propagated
from foreign plants and which will
make its debut on the day of her we'd
ding. 1t is green.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1913-11-07
CHALLENGE.

THE quiet and courageous night.
L The keen vibration Of the stars
Call me from morbid peace to fight
The worlds forlorn and desperate wars.
THE air throbs like rolling drum
The brave hills and the singing sea.
Unrest and peoples faces come.
Like battle trumpets. rousing me.
A ND while life's eager banner flies
"A shall assail. with raging mirth,
The scornful and untroubled skies,
The calm complacency of earth!
Louis Untermeycr.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1913-11-07
HEARTS TIDE.

T THOUGHT had forgotten you,
So far apart our lives were thrust
Twas only as the earth forgets
The seed the sower left in trust.
TWAS only as the creeks forget
Il The tides that left their hollows dry
Or as the home bound ship forgets
Streamers of seaweed drifting by.
MY heart is earth that keeps untold
A'A The secret of the seeds that sleep.
MY thoughts are chaices of sand;
Your memory floods them and | weep
Ethel NJ. Hewitt.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1913-11-07
WHO?

WHO is the mar whose lofty ire
w The people gather to admire.
Whose ringing phrases lead the shout
"Arise and turn the rascals out?"
The answered. not hesitate;
You have it right-the candidate.
A ND who is he that every year
"A Will choose another name to cheer
And thinks most any man will do,
Provided he's figure new?
With confidence speak up again.
Correct-the fellow citizen.
WHO smokes In splendid ease afar
W A big torpedo shaped cigar
And says. "I'll make 'em all behave.
But in the meantime let 'em rave?"
OF course you are not at loss.
You know it all the time-the boss.
Washington Star.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1913-11-07
EARTHBORN.

EARTHBORN.
n NY soul. like wheeling swallows in
MI the rain.
lN Flies low-flies low
/ v u Unto the roofs wherein desires
remain
And earthly lusts. like slow fed embers
glow.
Nor skies beyond gray clouds aspire to
know
My SOUL like wheeling swallows in the
rain.
My soul, like swallows. builds her nest
and bides
Under low caves.
Within whose shelter guarding. love re-
Sides
And careful tender fiedglings broods
and feeds
Changelings. that flesh by fettered spir-
it's breeds
My soul. like swallows. builds her nest
and bides.
My soul. like restless swallows. knows her
wings.
Hears the air cry
The wide free air. where. higher. the lark
sings.
And ever bends to lure her the blue sky
And ever call the clouds that-idle by.
My soul. like restless swallows knows her
wings.
Louise Driscoll.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1913-11-07
THE THANKSGIVING FEAST.

Thanksgiving day is almost here.
The day of feasting and good cheer
And jolly games,
When all who can. without a doubt
With edibles will all fill out
Their mortal frames.
Around the gay and festive board,
With many kinds OF dainties stored,
We all shall seat
Ourselves and eat and eat and eat
And eat and eat and eat and eat
And eat and eat.
OF course we know II isn't wise
For any one to gormandiZe
In such u way.
But we shall do It just the same
And never think ourselves to blame
Thanksgiving day.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1913-11-07

Large patterns in tablecloths are
less economical than small ones. for
the simple reason that the long threads
break sooner than the short ones.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1913-11-07
ISLE OF SOMEWHERE.

SOMEWHERE the sun is shining;
~ Somewhere the song birds dwell
Hush, then. thy sad repining.
God lives. and all is well.
SOMEWHERE the day is longer;
Somewhere the task is done;
Somewhere the heart is stronger,
Somewhere the guerdon won.
SOMEWHERE the load is lifted,
~ Close by an open gate:
Somewhere the clouds are rifted;
Somewhere the angels wait.
SOMEWHERE, somewhere,
- Beautiful Isle of Somewhere,
Land of the true where we live al
way
Beautiful Isle of Somewhere!
Unidentified.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-23
Maub5iigen trng, ibrem @lemente,

Manb3iigen trug, ibrem @lemente,
bent 8alier, iibergeben. 1aS S6iff
lit nngefdbr 16 SUB brett nno 65
0ltb lang 111ro ponig i1tact. 3oS
Steaer befinoet lid auf Der redten
5eite, unb beim Malte felt man Die
ictt leere @rabfamlner.
I'm midi ober nit Oem mooerl1ell
&riitionia befonnt 81 moder, lotlte
MIDI mei11 11el1er 8efant1ter nod Der
&orl Sobans @a6e, Ste @anptitroBe
Ser staot, mo- lid) lebbaftes @ei9afts=
lpeien 5eigt, nn6 tranfen mir
oo1l1> bo ser @err nidt trinft, III
elmer Scr @on6itpreien cine
Galle Gbofolo6e, mabren6 geraoe &C.
geniiber in sent @l1lmbader Sof ooS
feinite Soieriide 8ier per5apft miro.
Solde 0ual, ols td bierbei gelitten,
fat ser Iantolus ni6t 6urd5uma6er
gebobt. Muber 6ieien &onoitoreien bat
man ober oad &eitaurotionen ie6er
Aualitdt, mo- man gut ibt, ober IN
onen iino 8ii@ un6 Safe 6ie Soupt-
attraction. 3uerit monen mir NAL
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-23
&arl 3bteleS @eiieberi1t
Nurlucgen.

9h1lr bin id gliicflid in Norlpege,t,
oen1 11el1erl tunoerell &onigreidc, a11=
gelangt> 1t1lb bobe ib Ser it a,
geraoe nie &onig @aafon 511r
~9felioerl5, mel111 al1db 11ltr fir eil1ige
Gage ertpdblt. Sold)e fat 100000
gintpob11er> piele 6abrifen uno 5ptr1=
@nereiel1, groBe Mbee6ereien nno alts=
bebrten @o116el un6 lit Sic groBte
nno beoelttenolte 5taot 0es 2an6es.
gS fat einige id0ne 0ffentli@e Sc
ba116e, aber alS &eii6en5itaot bon
Normege,l batte i) mir etmas Mnoe=
res porgeiteqt. Munde Ser ne1erer1
@eidaftsgebauoe iin0 id0ne @onu=
nrentalbn1telt, sic lint 10 mebr bon
Sen nebe1t ibnen ltebenoe11, ebr
beideioeren @ebGltoen ob1te9en.
G1trd Sos &0nigIi@e 56IoB
lit mar gan5 be1on6ers enttdui4t,
nod 0a5n, tper1t man gera6e bon
Stodbolm fommt. Mber sic @ortpe=
ger b%ebal1pten, boB &0nig &oafon
VII. nit 6ralt u16 &inbern genu=
geno Elot oari11 babe un6 SOS Da6
al1d lit gutem 3uitanoe iei> iooaB eS
i'm nidt o11f 6en &opf regnet. Gin
ner1es @h1oB GIT bauen, baran fDn=
nett Sic %getrel1en nntertbanen ntdt
oe1tfetl, bent ser griinbltde un1bau
Ser 6eltu11g Mfersbus fat Sen
5to6tiadel 5iemlid ldlapp gema@t.
0as Nationaltbeater, meldes bel met
nem 0aiei,1 geidloifen par, lit Elm
Yra9tbort, ebenio Sic 1niberiitat un6
sic bei6en Muieen. gines Der i6on=
lten @ebGu6e lit sos 5tartbings
Mbgeor6netenbaus) mel6es i6 be-
iudte, ur6 in bem 6arin befin6liden
SIC itaurant nit einem normegiiden
Mmerifaner befannt tpurbe, Ser MIDI
1tnter feline 6itttge nabm nn0 mir baS
Sntereiianteite, mas es in &riitiania
GIT feben gibt, 5eigte. Sinter Ser Uni
beriitdt itebt cine !Sol5biitte, uno IN
iolder eri6out nran Elm poblerbalte<
mes @ifingeri@iff ueldes mebr 6enn
1000 Sabre alt lit nn6 Dor rnge-
fdbr IS Sabren an SEN l1fern etneS
6iorbs, ringsum gebettet IN Cont
er6e, pel9e es bor @ermo6erung
l9iitt, gefnn6en mur6e. Die often
@ermanen : @aiuptlinge tpurbe na@
ibrem Sobe nit ser strettort arge=
tban, ol1f ibrem Sdladtroiie fiter6,
beer6igt. Dieies miir6e ober Ben al
ten @ifings, mel6e g~etperbsmdBige
Seerduber maren un6 6ere11 Clement
6as @oiier tpar, mobl nidt bebogt
baben, un6 6em5ufolge tpur6en iie,
tpenn ibr @tiin6Iein geidlagen, in
oem 5@iffe, tpeI@es iie ouf ibren
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-23

mes Seeliorgers! 0ie Iolge oapon 1T:
Die SN1gc1lo miro imaner mebr rcli=
gios unpilieno uno glcidgiiltig, unb,
fon1n1t 1ie bil1ous in sic Stiirme oes
2ebens, Damn fam lie 5llm groB er1
SbeiI Sen &erlodungen ser @elt nno
sen &erfiibrrngen ser Sinnlidfeit
nidt mioerl tcben. @ar &tele fallen
tief ia falen iogar bonn @lauben ab.
@os m6gen mob1 Sic ltriaden et=
TIER iolden gridei1uu1g, nad all Scr
iorgfdltigen gr5iebu1g in Ser Bforr-
ifnle uno Ser madiamen Mufiiht Ser
Stride lein? MIs 6l1bere ltriade lit
ansl1geben - sic bielen perlofenoel1
@ergniigl1ngcn Ser bcutigen @elt:
mie vMobing Etctl1re", Sbeater 11lp.,
nim.
Sic Sd,1le bilft ST oieiem Sang
nod @ergniigen nod nit, oa tie piel
SIT piel fir Sic Ml,sbiloung bes Ser
ltonoes iorat, o11f Soften Ser Ser
sens inns @i1enser5iebu11g Sic
Efurrlh1tle iha1t oft biel orf iDre
HipoIi1r, Sic 6ffentlide @dule, uao
olo11bt lire Nflid1t eetban 81 babel1,
me111 lie SEN &in6ern retht biele
@enntni1ie beibringt. Wie lpenfg
@iue11siib,tngen 1per6en ielbit in Ser
Efarrlhu1e nit SEN &i1tberlt porgc=
nonrmen, melhe iie it6rfen nno felti=
gem miirben inn Sample gege11 ooS
@Gic, inn Ansiiben 6es @ltten. Sc
n1ebr ei11 &ino in Ser Sd1tle SIR
Gelb ltbeberrihung, Gelbi tperld1tg=
nl1t1g 1tn6 gntiagu11g angeleitet miro,
6elto leid]ter miro es ibn1> Sen 2odlt11=
gen, peIdje linn DEFENDERS nod Ser
gntloiinng, entgegentreten, @ioer=
7to11o leiiten 511 fonnen. Sci aller
M%usbil6ung 6es @eritonoes ionte Sic
@inenser5tebung nie un6 nimmer
ol1s Sem Muge gelaiien meroen, min
n1on giin1tige, fiir's ipdtere 2eben on
boIten6e Mei ultate er5ielen.
Sic @orptidnl6 ober, boB trot AZ
ler Gorge uno @r5iebung in nnieren
Nforrihnlen Sic Sugenb 10 i6nen
nielfotb ouf Mbtpege fomn1t, trifft bas
g%1ternbaus. SIT 6ieie Mnflage nidt
at bart? Sd claude nidt. @ielfo6
iir6 sic gltern finoerifelt geporoen.
9omnten ~6ur6 3ufo1 l. 2 ODER
qor 3 &inbcr in 6oS Glternbal1s, 10
lit id}eirbor cine groBe 6reu0e. 3as
eine o6er tpobl olt6 Sos 3meite miro
i6on in ser @iege mie Elm @albgott
perebrt. Mlles, tpos Sic fleine Serr=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-23
sic 4uciefrQde behan6eIn. 6enn Qi3ip

Ste &aiefrage bebanoeln, 6enn Raie
lit, >pie ie1rer Sbulbltbe iagt, mein
9ebe11. >3uerit fonr1nt ser National=
fale, gleo oft, nuf gut oeutlh
3iegenfaie. Gr idm1eft lebr
ltorf, riedt aber nod biel itarfer uno
lpdre Ser Name 9 of Sc ie n1ei=
l1en 80 iirbolten 11ad) ribtiger. Sic
lal1gliden @anofa~ie, gammelot t,
iino iogar acknowledgement Matl1ren 5u
cinem geriude 5u empfeblen. 2luf
ser MittagStafel Ser @otels lteben
5upeilen Elm babies 3uteno beridie=
0ener Sorten @aie, tpelde es nit
einem gut gereiften 2in1bnrger ge-
trolt aufnebmen fonnen. Mber tpie
man iid ia an 9lQes geu0b11t, nirbe
Ginem ettpas feblen, tpe11n 6ieier q III
regen6e @erud ouf einmal ber=
idtpinoen iollte. Ser bier %ierpterte
nadgemadte S6mei5erfdfe,
itebt 6em Original nidt biel nod,
miro ie6o6, neil er 5u 3 a nj, nidt
piel gegeiien. Sebt fomn1en nun Sic
Slide, cine 9ebensfrage fir Die Mor<
meger an 6ie &eibe.
Sem 6ii6liebbaber muB Sic nor
tpegif9e Slide unbeoingt 5uiagen,
6enn sic 9eamen Ser friiden uno ge=
l%al5e1en 6iide, melde 6ie Sofel 5ie=
rem, ber5u5dblen, modt fdon 6en
M1tn6 paIiern. Sd ertpabne 1tl1r
ei11e,1 11no 5tpar SEN 9uofiif, mei1
er bier auf Ser 6eittafel benielben
Slang bebouptet als Bel uns Ser Sur=
fep, ser E116erbabn. gs lit 6ieies
geial5ener, III ser Come getrofneter
stodfiid, melder Dor Sem @ebraud
fir cine ISOLDE 1T 2au@e eingepet@t
uno Damn gefodt miro. @enm oteies
@eridt %ierbiert miro, erideint es mie
eine gallertartige Mabe {, nn6 tpem
6os 3el1g idmeh, ser iBt es mobrs
ideinlt9 o1t6 germ. Sd fur met
men SbeiI oonfe iebr!
1os 6iiden an Ser Gee fann
man faur1 @port net111el1, 6enn ma1
braudt ia 11lr Sen &afen in bas
@aller gu perfen un6 einen Std
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Sic &cr,pilocrmng Der
Sm9emo.

@cum mir Sen uGatbolic Glrec=
torn" sur Sol,o nebn1en, Damn fin0en
mir, oob nidt lpenigcr ols 1886
Yfurrldulen in Sen Ser. Staaten Dor
bonocn lino, Sic lid nit Ser gr5ic=
hung ser Sl1geno er,ll tlid beldafti=
Gen. Sbl1lc 11rb Stride bemilben lid)
iiberoies Sic &inocr nad Ser %feierli=
d)el1 Communion, Bel meld)er @ele=
ger1beit, gor5 bel or6erS Sic 0ffentlide
gr11el1erltng Ser Guufgeliibbe iii Sen
@orocr9rl1nb tritt, nidt BLOB sur ge=
n1einidoftliden Communion or5ltlei=
ten, iol1oer>1 ibnen a11d b%enentipre=
deno gclebr1tngen SIT geben. llno
heibe. @irhe nnb Gdltle, iud)en Die
heromrod lcl1oen &iuber IN Sl1geno=
nereil1e SIT %la1nneln, I'M lie gege11 ole
@efobren Ser S%l1genb5eit 51 i6ilben.
Nos lit ,f1,l1 ous Melultot an oieier
aNiihen2 @oIten mir ei11nol gflt11o=
IbalL Defenders in Staotgemei1roe11.
@Ianscno fam ielblt Scr grnbte Op=
tirni1t 6os Nelltltut nidt 1en11e11, nod)
fonlo man ben Tellin1ilten alS 51t
ihmors1cheriich be5eihnen. Wiiroe
mon hei Sen Eforrb6lti fern onflopfen
11o 0elniithig tint eine11 ginb1id in's
bitten
II. 5l1gIeid oltd) SEN betreffen0enFfor=
rer Inn ein ltrthei1 err 1tden a9
lneld)' Elm Mel ultot piirbe 10 cine
Nod1foridung nidt %ergeben?!
Gin Sbeil, Defenders Ser &11abert,
fling boIo nad Ser eriten fl. Cont
nutrition an, lort SIT uer6en, ein a11=
berer Iheil nab einem Sabre, pieoer
ein on6erer nod ettpas ip1ter, ia
mande geben iogar MIR nod, ~menn
lie ooroh fiihlen," sum- ionntdgli9e1
B%ottcsoienIt 1tn6 gum Gmpfang Der
Sacramento. @ar Giele, bel onoers
anaber, mpnen trot alien Mufforoe=
r11nqen, bon ei1,em &nabenberein
nidts mil1en, ltr16 lei6er fange11 a1t6
Sic M4ohen i9on an, SEN Mao6en=
perein Iinfs liegert SIT 1alien bon
einen1 SSlt11gfro11e1t : Geretn ipolen
lie erit redt nidts miiien. ltno pie
piele &inoer fomn1e11, nad0em lie aus
ser Eforrid1tle entlaiien iinb, nod IN
Sic IonntGglihe gbriitenlebre, belon=
bers in Sen groBen 5td6ten? . blrt=
ipenige, trob oller Nufforoerungen Ell
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-23
Mfeibet bernbigenbe @miten.@ebi

@enn SIR oireft gum Auftreten
bon capiqarer 8ro11bitis un6 Gun.
genent5inoung beitragen mout, 6ann
gebraudt Suiten-Meoi5inen, mel@e
Goblin, Morpbin, &eroin un6 anoere
8erubigungsmittel entbalten, menn
STR cine grfaltung o6er @uiten babt.
Gin OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES mie
Gbanberloins &ultenmittel ,iit, mas
man gebrau9t. Dies reinigt sic Sui.
turbitten o6er @r5eugungspldbe fir
Sic Seine ser 2l1ngenent5iinoung nno
onoerer &eimfranfbeiten aus. Das
lit, uesbalb Bnel1monia beritammt
aus elmer @rfdltung menn @bamber.
loins Suitenmittel gebrou@t miro.
@s bat einen meltbreiten STUFF fir iei=
ne @eilungen. IS entbalt feiren
Morpbium ooer onoere 8erubtguags-
itoffe. gu faufen BEL olen &ano-
lem. - Mn5eige.