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McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1914-02-06

Castings and forgings of soft iron
can be changed into hard steel by
new electrical process.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1914-02-06

Enthusiasm is the genius of sin.
cerity, and truth accomplishes no
victories without it.-Bulwer Lytton
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1914-02-06

Even the man who stands on his
dignity may put his foot in it.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1914-02-06

DR.. Peery's vermifuge Dead Shot" kills
and exPels Worms In very few hours.
Adv
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1914-02-06

Putnam Fadeless Dyes will last I'M
I'll the goods wear out. Adv.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1914-02-06

A new German electrical heating
unit is made of fine resistance wires
woven across pure asbestos threads.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1914-02-06

The under dog gets lot of sympa-
thy, but what he wants Is help.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1914-02-06
Only One "BRoMo OUININE"

That is LAXATIVE BRoMo QUININR Look for
the signature of H. W GROVE. Cures Cold In One
Day, Cures Grip in Two Days. @c.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1914-02-06
Speaking Lines.

Speaking Lines.
Who gave Miss Antique away
when she finally got married?"
"Her wrinkles. STRAY Stories.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1914-02-06

The man who attends strictly to his
own business is never oyerworked.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-10
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

New York. Sept. 9.--Compietion 8. of
the details connected with TIE new
city loan OF 100000. 600 was the note
yorthy feature In the financial dis
tfict, What proportion Of the amount
&c sts 20 y ". ss. 4. .=
|a matter for conjecture, Isut indica-
lions point to strong demand from
that quarter. S1,tG ~ a. ,i-.l, ses,,s-.ig,
Exchange was more active today,
|zfoyed In q manner that denoted d
Ebetter inquiry nk London =. "a =
Bssanse Of 4 holiday tha chicago
grain market suspended operations
today, but the local Quota Stiohs were
slightly easier. with only d nominal
|1larlket for corn. Other commodity
|Itiarkets reflected more stabiIity, Thc
|drop eontitions as. o whole apneaf "a
have been favored thus far this month
Judging from the weekly weather re-
port, 5Sl,si. 50
peelaration 81 regular iividends by
The New York Central and Western
Union Telegraph ncutralizing the Of
fact Of some recent deferred and re-
lduced dtsbursements.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-10
Tlle |! Day h Congress- il

Washington. sept. sGIsenate met
q. - n, ". sGsS 4 . - ., =
The million dollar aupropriation
for extra, expensea OF, ,ths diplomatic
En19 consular service because 81 the
Ehropenn war was passed ,,ss- =. -
Ki Senatora Burton a and A(saliinger,
qony,nued tneiT oppositiu1Ii 10 = ne = sS..;
ind harbor. bill s, &. - -s = ~ :
& chairman Stone OF the foreign rs.
Flnttons committee, urged preservation
Or spirit or AineficRii, sIlantfAlity
- - = Esses,i . - :.
naepcies to take sides.
Snnference committee bsean cofsidz
er4tion OF the Clayton ant, trust bill.
Recessed at 6::15 d. M. hhtil noon,
Thursday ~ s So, e.
4 House metSat room.
NAYS and means comnsittec contin-i
tueq conference on lnieaEs az. saising
additiohal reYenue. : 8 - 81 J;
HlIis considered andsr Tho caienaar
Wednesday rule, g 8 5'5 8 9 9
Ashurst' ress0intio .la psotidfng fo.
government puFchases OF cobrer. 10
nid nroducers filff6d cesk hy Ranfshefs@
tntiye MacDonaid, OF Michigan :
4 representative HoBson llitfodncad a
resolution authorizing President wiz
sOH TO call special aeseiSn az T.hirsf
.Internationai Psore Congress, tc be
held In WashiEgto z 4 Z. + 4
REPRESENTATIVE Lever inlss6incad re-
solution providing SSeailii ffia for
cotton warehnnsi1e hill !. = :. = Il
Ways and iEienils com Dhfta6e fslnnna.i
20 draff war reraHne & Il < fonSorrot9
Adjourned as 81 ls il. n, 6.iIil NON
ThNrHday. !
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-10
$25.OO REWARD FOR SHERLOCK
HOLMES JR. CAPTURE MAKES
MANY TRY FOR HIS SCALP.
If Not Captured by Friday Night He Will
Appear on Stage at Bijou Theatre Uni
masked. =. ~s b

do. Mr.. Sherlock" simply smiled
and beat 1t down the street
But good heavens! Almost forgot
to tell you. Dugan is going to move
today. He will be in.. 1is new. 5tors
before another sun goes down and has
requested me to tell his friands that
he will have his stock all atraI sod- so
that he can take care OF his trade at
once. You know The place, suppose.
Just q few doors below The Intelli-
lgencer Office In the Watson -Vandiver
building. One man called on him yes
terday and said lie wantcl to buy a
hig glass and TO thank Sherlock for
telling him where to buy 1t, You know
this ,is not only headquarters for paint
and wall paper. but glass as we'll.
L Columbus discovered America in
E492. Pretty good old disc6verer,
but I've Lcat him city block, / haya
discovered that Anderson is one OF the
best towns In the country and all
man. has to do to make good here Is to
SHOW the people that he Is there with
the goods. These are wlsc people and
they have to be shown. - I'll. bet that is
one reason that my Key West friend,
made good. The DR.. NOT only knows
| his profession but gives his patients a
tsquare deal. His success has been
phenomenal but It shows what man
can do when his heart is in his work.
But, speaking OF discoveries that Is
my long suit. l told you yesterday
that the Anderson HardwaEe Co. was
headquarters for Chattanooga piows
Now I want to tell you that they, are
also headquarters for the best auto
mobile tire made. And that tirs III the
world famous Diamond tire. The Dla-
mond tire will not only cost you fess
than. any other good make but give
| you more mileage, pleasure and se.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-10

Hing which q eharaetarialin ,lntine from,
|niEcat every ceahttg on The CLONE a
given. This incIWdes the 5ianecs os
the hour such rs the tango, ana hasz
itation waltz ea well as new yaria.
| tinn taiam0liR - " ehlkkfsara The Polar
Bseae, Glide. Pyramid Pitch. and 9TH
NsithaT are the Historical sa6ses
|oFetipok oked Tfss number liz pasioEaIn.
tc An scope ab Tar sas dancing ia cons!
cerneds The dancing contIneent
Which renders Il 80 eonceie to Be the
besf Al @ fetaa. an acknowledged
expert on the subject. has evlir ass
esRssSs Fss si1 o.s,s. i ! s,.,.,.,
train from Anderson - sss4snyssle,
for the -attsa ifi6n. Y The &c 7. ely le,fivS
at s:45 r. ~ :, ana ret isf1 irifii6a; iafoIyi
after the low Tickets win she al
sale untll ssspt, 18th.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-10
NRADKET DEDfADr
N4iAIA4AHA . y III I NEA4WN y 4
Nssssyy Ye--kz Ceston
- - ~

New York, Sept. 9.-The revision
committee OF the New York Cotton
Exchange at its regular September
meeting here today fi1ed the differs
.onces between grades as apply 70 IL.
deliveries Of contracts. Wife no
cilhnge was made In the differences
,fxed last February on the low. grades
ls SHARP" reduction was made IN the,
high grade premium. Full ,middling
was reduced III premium from 1e TO z
points while the. greatest change was
the reduction on the grade known at
.fnir" from 175 to f0. The premium
on strict middling was reduced from
SO to II points and on good middiing
from 65 to 2S yoints. =, :. -. :. ~ :
Tnese differences VIII remain IN
force until the next meeting OF the
committee on November i9. ~ = ~ ~,
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-10

III COED. condition in practically All thu
sect s!c,..ss: !c,.sp says the weekly re9iava nS
the weather bureau, TODAY. N,
'.The hollis are opening In nearly all
Districts and picking is progressing
in the Central and Southern portions :,
ssi:s,e. ss.s, further leeel DANG ge i,v weevif
ana shedding is reported, Late crops
In this, district continue promising,
but rain Is needed In some OF the
moro eastern sections. - .is,a iss
"Oyer the Atlantic coast districts
from Virginia; northward ideal wealth
or prevailed and late crops made good
progress. except in Virginia! where
continued lack OF rain caused ali veg
station to remain at q standstill.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-10
iIissr Four Years u Diseosrasina
saditiaae. Ma. llaeE Gave
sal= = Elsssas.. EIasta,sA z
~ ss:.s'-F Y
Came 10 Rescue.

N .
Sasta, Ky.+la an interesting letter
irena els place.e Mrs. BEETLE RllIlock
serites as follows: u suiIered ior four
essas win uomanly tEs.lbles. and during
ihis Tine ! could only sil Up sos . little
i xhIIs ara could MOI walk saaywheFe 4.
81 ~ tiHles, ! would hase severe paips
d ny Isfi side ~
gne doetos Wse called ipsaad hid treat
sasnE relieved ms for i while. Sst Twas
econ sohfiaea 70 my I'D again. Aitsr
slIat. nothing sesmcf 70 % me any gosa.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-10

/. VIII ~ ne Gnpssatal 70 araanxrlIA nm
account of Al @. Fields BE Show s.
/ Al c., Fields has iI,corp6rateCf into
his minstrel prot duct Oh Tor this saar.
#a pictureadIie and iifgaluablss boost
for the PanaJna- Pacific exposition. !.
a rich knleide deoScopic seene Is shown.
during which the spectator aees tho
Inalm nsE1tfihis ~ fiss avnnei sssssts ~, \
a view 6f the grounds both by day and
liy lsigiig 81 Als ts ga ditracff I've & SIS
create desires 70 make & personal ,vis-
America holds the worlds REGARD
IspEt nati0nal and International e1posiz
toms and fairs II starts from the
IGentenaiai exposition In 1875 at Phil.
deiphia and then follow the Worlds
lsnlr 50 Chfcag0 The BrfTalu lsxb0si,
tIOn and tho ST . Louis expositicn
all with unpafailed atfepdan ca. !.
Al; IIaid = treRnleiit of the .ilposigIon
IS ii hit. - s. S
b = The night scene Is ono of ri,,se .se.
Effectiveness, Tho exotic Faetfic
.c@Nat night IS charminsly refiectts Ii
III tho H0stl gloT or the general iliili11
inRslnnsw nswhIlet he thousands or min
iAilsEe eie1tsie lights With which the
I'M ldfng ara adorned efnphasize II,
tliant si1hcnettes, the flsissi5n az
ehitectuF0 which dominates alf tlie
HtfEetiifcal 81 ~ ! ! Il
Tf1ia atsne is used for the f,fessntrss
ti0n OF sfhe $isternati0nai onsrinE en-
tis1e4 ne Dances oa fiekiOnsH dur
.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-10
Cotton Seed OH

New York. sepf. s.e.CotE6n seed oil
advanced 8 to IA points early ON buyl'
ing for account OF refinories and soap
but later sagged ON owing
to the easier tendency 6f crude and
lack OF bull supporf Is Final PRICES.
,wbre three i6wcTffof9 Sept emBeSi atdJ2
tosl points higher fkr the balance.
Tenders LOO barrels Total sales.
7.g00i barrels. fs asSss =. ~ - ~ $50
The market closed steadier. Spot
575 O 5Y7. Z
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-10
Yours truly,
SIIERIDCiSg fioIiMEs. Jr.
Dizzy Head, Flnttsriag Heart, Floating
az 6peeh iisv

/, These are signs OF; kidney and hlad-
der trouble. Yon'H have Headaches.
too. backaches and be fired all over.
pont wait Longer. but BEGIN taking
Foley Kidney. Pillsfat once. won't
BE- long befor6 your, miserable SICK
feeling will ba gone: You, Win sleep
well, eat we'll and grow strong and
active again, They hfi6 d, Tonic and
your entire system. ab VOL, as your
Eidneys and blpddsr will bs heite efitteti
by their use, Try them. Evans Phar-
macy. agents. 'see. @ +
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-10

soyeFais days at sshe GUNNER white
house as Cornish N. III returning ia
WashinG Gtons next Tuesday. He has
found BE car keep Ia close louch with
gffnirs IN WdEhingtcn while e4 CorIl-
lAli.. ~ tie same time he en- iijoys, COM
plete eeclusion and 10 able TO rest.
Ira. ffanela r. Sayre end other
nlek1 sierE pf the pfesidentss family are
Ut Cornish. ~
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-10
Chatab rlain's I.IalElas

= you are slsef Troubled WITH aclina,
palms or sorEffess 81 t.le M ~ .,s;t
VIII aprrec late the fana fsiaf sEiss 81
Gnesnb befl9inA Llnitnent Sc, y ~ S
nexera fEein f3ieaSaafltis AID nclx fica'
Efsss fael &c with tla last fsaklIfa "a
10 egpec cshIit vRlaabie tor Ei5isisn e0.
and iezls back E0F skie ~ oil deaiI
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-10
Liverpool Cotton

it 80 81 - q = .sl.s y
. Liverpool, Sept. 9.--Cott0n, seat In.
moderate demand. Sales 8,l09. bales,
inciudtng 3,S9H lSJsi s.; s;:.S
isE Of 6,00d for middlinE Importa ~
.618 bales. 4 S,s; y r. 4 ].
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-10
Moaaey orl (aIE

New York Sept. s34Slsreahtile pa.
llar
Sterling exchange stronger, for en-
400. !. & '
Bar sIlged 81 So. l
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-10
DRY. J lG!:'oo,ds

|: New York. Sept b Cotton gobds
markets today were nniak and yreak
Worsfed yarns Nef firIns oktcii Safiia
sdAil and weak Usid derWear prices for
e and wiilt eII 81 fer: knrla0s chi
dress goods active. 3, 49,
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-10
EIJJSBlA ND S ClJED
DESP AIRING WIFE
! had gotfeasoswea I could not stand.
and ! gave up in despair. "

] had gotteasow weak could not stand,
and ! gave up in despair. 9
ass as. :ss: s:s,s as.shss.a &C. .s 2 ssss.t..e g
Cardui. the woman's tonic. and com-
menesd taking i. From the very first
&C. De-, 8. ee.l,ld San n WA lielpine me. Il
can now walk two miles without rs
tiring me, and am doing all my work"
lfycu are aii run down from volnanly,
sss:ss ,s 60: s:= :e y =; : : =i::.:. F - -
cardui, the wonian'stouie. lthas helped
more than million women. in nts 50
,years Of continuous success, and silouid
surely help you, TOO. Your drsggiss has
-sold ,catdlli tct yssls. He kaows WIZ
i WIN DO. Ask him. lie yin seeou-
alehd 4. Begin taking cardtl To-Day,
we q i chsakasssa AseesslSs ca, ans:
Aeslsasy Dept. Chntlsnrpza. Teah.. sof SPteias
IRtlySsetiolit IN Sost hsA aad &c zza booa 3lstat
tfeAtment tef WoUeas" scrt q Eltln vfapDos. IG7
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-10
CROP eaNDTfIovs

washinatop, SEPT. ass,'y Ii ne Hotitll.
ernl States warm and llszs weather IA
vareG slsss fHRtiaf trspTFyeraee &c the
cstton esep and it g nov reposfad'
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-10
ssziir

Chicago, sept. S.:yfhs hoard OF
,Ehde closed today. Election holt
is'Iy ssy; .Ss y Y Y. 1 81
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-10
nSCK 10 NEW nAMFsIIlnE
lsrehsEeAs WI SseaA Eeek.snd Fac.
sak It Corplshg n. H.
AlaoeIa eIafeil praahl

isSrf praet tleaflf has Is I Z; 10
vi " tQii Ilyzt9 - Absnd
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-10

I1Sifs "a + chassknsasa AiefsslSs ca, istl,sss
Aeylsosy Drpts ChntlsnoDzA. Teah.. fof Sptcias
S a. n sS: sSa Sc s.s sIS & 49, i is
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-02-05
Kinder Sohreien
MACH FlETchER'S
Gas
bau$ und Bof.
9ie &f1ese 1tnb Tiitter1tng Der @ferbe
int @i11ter.

Dte Sel6arbeit r11bt amf uni erert
Tarmen iebt angemein, nno aud
6as n&usffen" 6es Maiies tit been-
6igt. Die oforomii9e Sltterung nno
ser nun mebr o6er pentger
iteben6en @fer6e lit % ei1
8roblem anf ie6er Sarnt
gemor6en. Denn Sic Sl1ttermittel itro
iebr tbeuer gemor6en, un6 Die aage<
meinen @erbdltntiie, mnter 6e1ten Die
6ormer beutigen Cages gu mirtbi@af-
ten baben, geitatten etme geoante1'
1o1e @erfdmen6ung bon Sltterr1tt-
teln mn6 Mrbeitsfraften nt@t mebr.
ser ftr5ii@ttge Sormer aber
miro urter 6ieien @erbaltniifet bin.
Sen @feroen Sic Gifen nno
Saliter obnebmer rn6 iie 6ant IN Die
bonn 8in6 ur6 @etter beretts libel
5er3o11ften @ornfeI6er treiben, 100 lie
Biz gum 5ribiabr lid felbft
bleiben. @as lit bas cine
grtrer1. @os anoere @rtrem ieoo@
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-02-05
Samre, berbe @aeeu,
Safe ober 1tnneroamltdteit.
Sebes .#ape's 9iapepRn" perbant 5000
85rner Mabrun8 1ttb ettbet alle1
M%asenletben In finf Ntnmtet.

Saltet 8eitl Sm flint Mmuten .uiro
iebes Ragenleiben borbei fem. laeet,e
unper6ault9feit, 8er5brennen, 6dure
ODER @asaufbldben. fa1re8 Hufftobe,t
ODER Milpien infolge Der rnberbauten
Nabrnng, fei1e @1tpinbeIanfdue. Ans
f4tpeqen. fa1ler Ntbenn ober &opftpeb.
Rape'5 9iapepfin 1T betonnt tpegeM
fetner @efdtpinbbeit in Der @eguIierurg
berborbener Rdgen. gs if oa8 fi@erfte,
raf@efte RagenmitteI In Der ga15ex
Belt, 1rb 5l1oem 1T eS rniddolid. Ra9t
81 S''f ;aSs9 gs Sc l;ae nrd tt,f 5 ;9,'11:g t st5 *.
fauft. SIR anerfernt in flint DinuteM
iDie unu6tbig es III, an 11nberbnulidfeH,
9artIeibteieh ODER irgerb elmer peas
8enbef9tperte at Iet6e1. gs IL bee
rai1efe.. ii9erfte utb unidqolidfte IRA
9er6ottor III Der @elt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-02-05

8ui4 getpdbrt f@on bielen @dub,
tpenn 6ie @itterung ni6t gar gu ral1b
un6 itiurmiid miro. Gerner iino sic
minogeidiibten @eiten ser @trob-
un6 &eubm1fen 8ldbe, Die bon Sen in
Ser Sreibett uberminterter Hfer6en
iebr bepor5ugt tper6en.
81. 10 iibertpinterten Bferbe ber0-
tbigen MUIR mentg &0rnerfutter. Mus-
getpa@fene Bfer6e bro119en banr
uberba11pt fem &0rnerfutter, folange
ibnen geiun6es &aubfutter our Ser
fiignng itebt. &ei@li6 eemiidtes
&lee= un6 Simotbpbeu, nit Strob
o6er reinem, gebusften Maisfoooer,
bdlt 6ie ol1sgetpa@ienen @alade un6
6ie Maultbiere Sen @imter iber in
elmer iebr guten &on6ttion, bel Ser
ite an @emi@t 5unebmen. &ragenoe
Gluten un6 Goblen 6agegen miiifen
audi int @inter immer ettpos &raft-
futter erbalten, I'M Sen @ntptdlungs-
be6irfniiien gerebt tper6en at f6n-
nen; nur pent 6os &aubffutter febr
reid at &lee o6er Defenders 2u3erne
tit, fam au6 bter an &raftfutter
gan5 be6euten6 geipnrt mer6en. SIN
iibrigen lo1lten sic SobIen aber nod
biz gum bollen6eten bierten 2ebens-
iabre Sen @inter iiber etmas &orner-
fntter. befomme1
Sim meiiten f0nnert pir Sen @tn-
ter iiber in Ser @feroebaltltng 90,
6ur@ iparen, 6aB mir Sen Ebieren
sic S reibeit geben a11f 2on6, tuo iie
gut Gaufen fo'nnett un6 a11berbem a1t9
Sdut in einem @duppen fin6en uno
en6lt6 ret@li9 &aubfutter befom-
nren. @enn man babel sic 8feroe
permanent unter 8eobabtung bdlt,
miro man. INNER idon redtaeitig a1ts.
fin6en, tpenn es an etpas margelt
un6 Men6erungen in Ser &altung
n%otbnen6tg tperben. @egen Musgang
oes @inters fiittert man Damn al.
mdbli@ mie6er frdfttger, INN 6ie &fer-
6e fir 6ie uebergangs3eit bor511berei.
ten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-02-05

8eibe oeS nenen u&eibspoit"- SeinreS
nabm Der Siiriter5bildof BON 8ien,
81. Ntffl, Dor, ser ia ielblt it'd btel
oils Sournallt betbatigt bot.
2mrembnrg.
eyel1er brud) I'M Mnlpeien oeS Gag
nerS in SeiI5ingen aus. Btn11e1r
Ginger Stll1oer1 lparen 8obnbauS,
@deune uno Stall ein9eaidert. Gas
/. gieb uuo einigeS Sal1sgeratb fonnte
r erettet 1ueroen. Ser sdooen miro
a1f 1000 ST.. geidabt; Ser @enannte
lit umlo bdrter getroffen, ais iein 81
9e1tbu1ll 1lidt perlt6ert lit. = Die
@ebriioer @elter bon &aDl gerie-
tbell lpegel1 Ser 9obnung III Streit,
pobci ether oen1 a1oeren nit elmer
slrt nrebrere 9dldge naf Sen aopf
perlette. Der S6merpermunoete
~mltroe ~iofort nad &iimelingen i1'S
@plpitol gebradt. = Gent Mferer
Meilen oltf &r0ntgeSbof itno
$50 6rul,fcl1 aus elmer S6ublaoe in
lei11enl sdlaf5immer geltoblen nor
Sen. = Ser 46iabrige &aller Sol.
@ottelier BON 6 d a. 5. Ml5. muroe
ol1f leiner Mrbeitsltene BON berabfal=
lel1oem Steingerou 10 idmer perleBt>
er nod etma 2 @t1roen I'M Spttale
beridie0.
~r @6mei5.
SSii1lgit itarb in Sberbo II Der
befalrnte @roBinouitrielle nnoTt11a115-
mann @roBrotb 6rl1tiger inn glitter
bon et1po 81 Sabren. 6rutiger tpor
an pielen 8abnbauten, belonoers
@ergbobnen tntereiiirt nno fiibrte our
Belt SEN 8au ser 0oppelipur S4er5=
lioen=Spie5 aus. = Sin @@lttten,
ol1f meldem ltb 5 @6nlfnaben be-
fanbe1t foli6irte NIT einem Mntomo=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-02-05

beitebt 6arin, 6aB 6ie @fer6e iorg-
faltig eingeitaM uno 6en ga1t5en 8in-
ter uber nit 6em gleiden Mufman6
gefiittert un6 gepflegt tper6en, mie
int CONNER. 8et6e @rtreme brtngen
6em 6arnter muir @erluite uno Mus<
fou. SIN eriteren Sole miro 6as 11n=
ter fiInitlt6en &erbaltntiien aufge-
5ogene nn6 in mattder &iniidt bes-
balb mebr o6er mentger bertpei@li6te
@fer6 u~nbarmber3ig aqen &aubbet-
ten nn6 &arten Ser minterli6en @it=
terung a11Sgeiebt; I'M an6eren ober
miro 6ie Siiriorge 51 meit al1sge=
6ebnt, Dem Gbier nidt sic 6reibeit
un6 @etpegung getpdbrt, 6ie es be-
n0tbtgt, un6 ferner elm 5u bober Mmf=
man6 an Suffer- un6 8flegefoiten auf
6asielbe bertpen6et. 3mtfden 6tefen
bei6en @rtremen aber liegt Ser gol-
6ene Mittelmeg, Ser BET Ser neber=
minterung Ser 8fer6e a1f Ser 5orm
ein5ig bei6ritten per6en follte. Gie-
fer gol6ene Mitteltpeg itdert ben
8fer6en au6 SEN @inter uber cine
ausret@en6e, ie6o@ ni@t rei@1i6e
grndbrung nn6 auBer6em Sen n0tbi-
gen s@ut gegen 6ie unbil6en Ser
@ttterung, obre 6aB Sic l1nfoiten fit
@flege un6 8artung 6aomr@ uber
@ebiibr bo@ tper6en.
@ut eingebro6ene 8fer6e nit ru=
btgent temperament eigenen it6 am
beiten fir 6ie 11otbmenoigen @inter-
orbeiten o11f Ser Sarm; ite laiien ii@
beim Babren bon Gutteritoffen,
@trenitrob mnb Diinger, tpenn man
file oft fur5e !8ett unangenebm ite=
ben laiien mub, ant beiten banobaben.
Sn Ser San6 berniinftiger uno ein-
ii@ttger @ne6te ge6eiben Bel folden
Mrbeiten udbren6 6es @inters tra=
gen6e Gluten biel beiier, als tpenm
man iie permanent enttpe6er miiBig
int Stame iteben, o6er fte aber fret
auf 6em reuben uno idliipfrigen So
SEN berumlaufen un6 fi6 abiagen
ldBt. SIN iibrtgen lit immer tpobl 5n
beadten, 6aB 6ie miiBig itebenoen
Bfer6e ro6 Sreibeit berlangen; iie
lei6en Damn in Ser 6retbeit a11d 1tibt
nnter trodener &dilte, 90 fie ii@ in-
mer ieIbit reidlid 8etnegung MAIDEN
un6 al1ber6em 6ur6 6os LANCE @i11-
terboarfIei6 einen itorfen @dub ge-
gen sic @intertdIte baben; Bel 8fer-
Sen, 6ie 6en @inter uber bolter1b i'm
Sreien bletben, entntdelt iid 6iefes
Soarfleto betarntIid ia o11b befort-
6ers lang un6 6t9t. unbebin6erte
Sretbeit a11f eittem olten @leefel6, bag
i'm 6riibiabr gu MaiS umgebro@en
mer6en foll, eignet fid om beiten our
l1ebertpinter11ng bon @fer6en I'M
Sreien; 6ie Ebiere ftn6en bort INNER
nod etmos at ffrobbern nn6 ftnoert
bier, m1Berbem feiten Solt fir TIRE
Gin gerd1tmiger, %offener sduppen
nit gutem Sod gemdbrt binreiden6
alien, fonft 110tbigen Sdub. M,1b Elm
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-02-05
bei 8abies, mirfiam bt
G%rudd1ienett.

Dies lit Golep's &onep ano Ear
COMPOUND. Sc bat bos 3utralte1t
Cures Mpotbefers, tpelder tpetb, oaB
es gu6 8mfrie6enbeit gibt. So. Us.
Mebmitb, @tatesboro, Ga, fagt. sd
babe goleps &onep m6 Ear Go1n.
pound In meiner .GanriIie gebrou@t
uno berfal1fte es in meinem Store
rn6 ME berfebIte es &eilung. @ertpet.
q1ert elm @ubftitut. Bel allen $dno-
Tern ct. CLOUDS. - MBetge.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-02-05

9as bette %2agirmittel, bas id femme.
SD babe GbomberlainS Soblette
mebrere Sabre lang perfauf. 2ente,
Sic lie gebroudt baben, moQen nibtS
o11oeres nebmen. Sd fann biefelben
meinen &unoen als bas Bette 2arottn
fir Ser topfung empfeblen, oas id
fenne," i6reibt 6ranf. Strouie, Srnit=
LAMB, Soma. 3u faufen BEL Martin
Molitor. - Mn5eige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-02-05

bill, in bem 8 Mmerifaner auf Der
5abrt bon 9 al nod 3urt6 be-
griffen maren. Mebrere Der &naben
trl1gen ernltli6e @erlebungen oapon.
Gen Mmerifanerr purbe geitattet, IT,
re Jabrt fort5uieben, Ga sic 8ebor-
Sen offenbar gu ser Mnitbt gelang-
te1L oaB Ser unfan unpermeiolib ge-
me1en.