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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-02-12
10 Sent rGasearets"
Sir Seller nns Gineeueibe.
8eilen framtes aupftueb, &artleibistett,
Btli5ftat, fauren Ragen, f@ledten
Atheu1 - 2u6er gQtart6te.

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gen ODER @ingetpei6e finb; tpie fart gner
&opfneb 1T, tpie eleno SIR fiiblt bur@
Sartleibigfeit, l1nberoauIidieit, 8ili5ittdt
lro trdge gingeipeioe - SIR befou.n1t
r 1aSa1 a'' nnS reen l G Ben maeen fe>
fort. beieitigen Die faure, gdbrenbe Aab<
ru11g nnb faulen @a1e; e%ntfernen bic e.
fef7iDe Gale bon ber Qeber ur6 nebuaen
bas nnberba1tte 3eug uno Gift bon ben
@ebdrmen unb ben @ingetpeiben tort.
Cine 3ebn Gent @da9tel bon Current
Npotbefer tpirb Cure 2eber unb @ht8e<
neibe rein baIten; ben Magen fiib, ben
aopf fIor unD bies auf gtonate 5in.-
@ie orbeiten, tpdbrenb SIR f9laft.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-02-12
Idnralert CUR @eItnng, no iid 6te
Mrbeiterihaft al elmer foaiaIen &Ioi=

1@malert CUR @eltung, mo- ii@ oie
Mrbeiteri9aft 5m elmer io5ta[en &lai=
ie, gu einem eigentlt6en Stan6 per-
oidtet bat, Dies mar int Mittelalter
ser SAT- un6 6esbolb befaB sic Mrbeit
eine @iirgidaft, bab tire &e6te ge<
mabrt blieben. Sb in abfebbarer 3ett
fi9 miebernm cine redtlibe Irbeiter-
flolie biloen miro, un6 in melder
@eiie 6ieies geideben tper6e, fonnen
mir borlaufig nod nidt genug bor-
altsieben. DaB es aber einmal tpie-
Ser oo5l fommen miro, nn6 mabr=
fdetnltd auf @run6lage Der genolien-
idoftli6en Bro6uction, biirfte feinem
.3meifel nnterliegen.
@ir m0dten in 6ieiem 8uiammen=
bang urS nod einmal auf BeiB beru-
fen, ser sic etbiide @eite ser io3ia-
len Brobleme re6t ben uno flar be-
lernbtet. Gr i6reibt: uDbne 4rbeit
gibt tein 8elib 5u leben, gei@meige
nennensmertben @etpinn. Mber au6
sic Mrbeit gibt obne @eftb, an 6em
file fid n1bbar bertpertbet, teinen CT
trog. @erlangt ser 8eiib, 6aB ar,
belt 81 linn bin5utrete, 10 Sic Mrbeit,
Bop Ser 8eiib ii6 ibr bingebe. -.
SSmmerbin ift Dem 8eiib Elm getptfier
@orrang o6er Anfang I'M @rmerbs,
leben ni6t ab5ufpred)en. @r fam
5tpar ser Mrbeit ni9t entbebren. lber
er lift oo6 in Ser Sage, baB ct Dos
MAIDEN un6 menigitens arf
etnige 8eit 6as @egengebot abmarten
tonn. Die Mrbeit oagegen lift unbe<
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-02-12

eine f%oniolioierte S9nle gu erri9ten,
peldeS unter an6erem aub etnen
Gurniaal, cine 8ibliotbef nrb Elm Sc
ie5tmmer entbalten ion.
@ran6 Sorts. - Sn elmer
Qnipra9e Dor Dem Mais< un6 &lee<
&otbente BON Mor66ofota bat Sofepb
St. @ing, ein Mlfalfa Sadberitdnoi=
ger, erfIart, oaB Mlfalfa in Moro6a=
foto o11sge8eidnet geoeiben miiife, un6
6aB 6ieies beiieres @tebfutter als &lee
un6 ou@ eintraglider lei. ST for6erte
Die Sarmer oringeno a1f, 5u ibrem
eigenen @ortbeile 6em alfalfaanbau
grobere 8o6enfladen gu erlal1ben. s.
g. &ol6en bielt bier o1f Sem Scott
bent cine Mniprode Dor elmer Ser
iammlung bon iiber ta11ienb 6armern,
in mel9er er Sen 2onbmirtben Sen
&atb gob, audi tpenn lie alt mer6en,
auf Dem 9anoe 5u bleiben, benn BORT
ff01nten iie ii@ immer nod niitli6
MAIDEN, uno iiber6ies piiroen auf 6ie<
lie @eiie tire &tt16er a1f Ser 6arm
erbaIten mn6 SOS @erf ser @ltern
f~ortieben. Ser Sarmer, melder, nod
6em er @oblitanb ertporben, nod Ser
Sta6t 5iebt, fuble iid BORT aus Man-
gel an 5niagenoer 8ei9aftigung 5u=
meiit nidt gu &auie nno baber audi
ni9t mobl.
@%ismard. = St1 %ltnoermoo6
fin6 6rei fleine @ebal1be %nieberge-
brannt. Gent Sba1en bon 5uiammer1
$751; 900 itebt mir gerinae &eriide=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-02-12
Minmeipta.
CT MnnI @a1ra

ct. Saul. = &ur5 nod z nbr
am 6reitagaben6 lit I'M ct. 2utas-
@oipitale 6rou gliiabetb Sdmabf,
geb. Dnnnington, @ottin beS Stoats=
Sefretdrs Sulius S6mabI, na6 mebr
ais 5peiidbriger &ronfbett etnem
&rebslei6en erlegen. SIN OCTOBER
1911 tp1rbe bon Sen fie be~ban6eln6en
Mer3ten feitgeiteut, 6oB 6ie nngliid-
Ii9e Strait an Magenffrebs Tit. &ur3
borauf tpatr6e cine Operation borge-
monument, me1@e aber nur fit fur5e
;3eit @rleidterung bradte, urb 5nie-
BENDS madte sic berbeeren6e @ratf-
beit Sorti@rttte. Samitagaben6 mur>
De sic 2ei9e nod &e6uoob Sails
Mberfiibrt un6 bafelbit Sonntagnad-
mittag begraben. - Ser bonn @ou-
berneur atueds &eorganiiterurg Der
Stoatsbertpaltnng erna1rnte uno aus
80 Mitgliebern beiteben6e @usi6mB
lit bemte i'm @apitoI in @ibu11g getre-
ten, I'M fi9 bon ieinen~ beri9ie6enen
Q1nteransf9iiffen Sic @rgebniiie ser
bon 6enielben betrtebenen Spe5toI1tu=
6ien ser etn8elnen 8robleme berid-
ten 3u la1ien. Mn9 6te bon Sefre-
tar SSobn g. @ar6ee mn6 Dr. 6. Cana
M1ran6 bon Ser Staatsmniperiitdt
al1sgearbetteten @orte11 nn6 Dnten
mer6en borgelegt per6er. Au' otefes
Bacterial miro sic @run6lage bil6er,
aaf melder Elm 1tel1es, fotpobI tpirfia-
meres ols iporfameres, SDitem ent-
morfen tper6en ion.
minneapolis. - Gin Mn11r,
ser in einem @oteI in Mtn1teapolis
als @beter 81. @orep, Sotpa @itp,
Soma, regiftriert botte, bot om Cont
itag Selbitmor6 6ur6 @rfdieBen Be-
gattgen. @eine 2ei6e tp11r6e gefun-
Sen, als @otelangeitente nit @etpoIt
6ie Sbnr erbroden botten. Ser Monr,
Ser felt 11ngefdbr 3uei @oden IN benz
&otel tpobnte, fdten Elm Mntpalt bon
Soma @itb 5u fem.
@roof1ton n. - @ier miro in
Sen Gagen bonn 18. Bis 20. 6ebrlor
sic 2mopirtbi6oftltde M~usftellung
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-02-12

ltreitbar, pe111l aud) bonn moraIiiden
@elihtspunfte aus Ser b00bere, 10 bod
tpirtbidaftli6 geoodt Der idtpddere
Ebeil, oa Tie obne Beltb an Dem tie
lih ai1bern fann, our6m1s .nidts gu
leben idafft. Darum bringt es nun
eimmaI Die Matur Der Sad)e nit iid,
6ob Ser 8eiib I'M geiellidaftliden Ser
febr Sen ~eriterL bie Nrbeit ben 5pei-
ten Sang einnimmt. Mber mabrenb
nnter Dem littlt6en @eli6tSpnnft Or
belt, nnter bem ofonomii6en 8elib
altf Der eritem 5tnfe itebt, iteben imri-
oii6 betradtet bet6e einanoer glei6,
neil belize Ser gleide 8med nn6 6as
gleid)e 8eoiirfriB 81 chamber IN Ser
binoung treibt." Sci Ger Orientirung
in io3ialen 6ragen oiirfte es bon gr0B-.
ter @ibtigteit fem, ii6 oaran gu err
imern, BOB iittlib oie alrbeit b6ber
itebt unto einen gang unanfe6tbaren
Mnipru6 onf Sen 2ebensnnterbalt
auf5utpeiien bermag.
Man9es mub nniere mooerne Go
Geologic -tpieoer lernen: 8inienpabr=
beite1r, sic %berloren gingen nn6 Die
mir iebt miibiam lpieoer irdyen mill
fen, unb nnfer i6Ie6t ge5inmerteS
unb lie6erli6 geleimteS 8irtbi6afts=
gebal1be ni6t mebr re6t 5niammen=
bolten mouen. DaS 8er6dltntB 5mt=
Iben Mrbeit nnb Capital lit at loder
g%etpor6en, uno iebr Dem eiu5elnen
iiberlaiien, ntdt gen1g bon geiel1=
idaftliden &iidfi6ten beitimmt. Ser
Mnstpeg aus 6ieiem @irrnar miro
ii9 fin6en, tpenn mir eS pie6er Ter
men, sic Mrbeit bon b0berem Stanb-
pmnfte at b~eurtbetlen nn6 Tie ibrem
gefelfdoftliden @ertbe mod gu ida<
ben nn6 6u beban6eln. 6. g.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-02-12

lit 1os Elm Stun6punft ser ben 60
pitaliiten oft nidt re6t in ben &opf
mill; jie betrodten ii6 nur gu gerne
(beiIeibe nidt ale, aber 1o4 piele)
aIs sic &erren Ser @rbe unb sic @e-
iiter aIer &obitoffe, Die aus reiniter
Cite Ser Mrbeit Elm befdeioeneS'
@latden einrdumen mno tbr geitat<
ten, mit5uipeiien aus ibrer 6iae.
Sod sic @ade berbalt ii@ ni4t
genau 10, mie iie iid in getpiiien So
pfen abIpiegelt. Die Mrbeit lit nt6t
90 fir oas Capital, nnb 6as @api=
tai nift fir sic Mrbeit. 8eioe iin6
fiir eironber nn6 fir bas @obl Der
@eiammtbett; fte iino auf einanber
a%ngetpieien, ii6 gegenieitig pfli@tig;
file iteben gu einanoer in einem bonn
Maturgeieb iitttli6 %beitimmten Ser
bdltniB. Die Mrbeit lit Dem @opi'
tol nidt b0rig, ion6ern ibm geger=
iiber NIT nnberdnBerli6en &ed)ten
ol1sgeitattet; in etn c%oncretes Ser
baltniB treten 1ie oIs gleidbere6tigte
Tbeile. 9esbalb bot 6ie Mrbeit audi
bas &e9t gebort 5u mer6en, mit5nre=
ben BEL Ser G%eitlegung 6es @ertrags
nn6 nrit5n1timmen iiber 6ie @e6tn-
gungen, unter 6enet1 sic Mrbett geide=
ZEN fol-. 8enn alio Mrbeitgeber
grunoidblib nidt mit ibren Mrbeitern
berbon6eln mo1en, penr fie ibnen Sic
M0gli@feit ser Organization berfim-
mern, 10 lit 6as cine &erlebung betlt=
ger &e9te. Sic @edte Ser Mrbeit fomz
men ie6o9 metftens MIR BORT 11nge-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-02-12

Serr 8. q. &ibarbrn, ARarine, Suinps, #Ibeibt Sb bin i'm &etail
apptbetereahbaft fir bic leben 40 Sabre beibdfh9t. 8dbrenb baer 8tt babe
ib pmle acknowledgement geieben, bic in @ebraub tamen, Die elm D6er 5pei
SATIRE in GROCER godhase tparen uni. bann aamaie perdbmanben. Sc gbt
iebr uenise bmer ARebiinen, Die eenu9 piniden sBab befbn, um ibnen
cine lanee sfabfra9e gu id9ern.
rBeruna ur f1s elm gutter 8enduhr bi us nit eiuem merfiben 8<
ruds bon Sabr gu Sabr. Sic Menberune in Ger 5orun br einigen Sabren
bumb 5in3ufueung geung 1arohper @i9eni@ofhn, bat es5 gu einem 5uper1d<
igen gRittel fir gerfppfuns unb fir @rtd1tunsen gemabt. .gsenn fanolb
in tbel6hdpoaen 9oen bon grmahienen 9enonnmen, brdbt es bic fbimnnfe
Grfaltuno in stei pbr 6rei 9a9en. Sc mmbt mir Ner9nigen, mene 8rI6er<
Mppt6efr gu bepegen, es fir oik 6rei &rantbeiten gu empfeblen."
Serra 9ubarb1on's gre6hsSbdbuns i'm 5apes Gpptbehr< gegpeier 1T,
"A, tus bpb bebeutet, bas anerbefe.
so16e, ael@e feune aamtsen Wtotstnen woaem, tanaen ttst
9cruna 9ablette erbalten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-02-12

r11ng gegeniiber. Sic @erluittrager
iino: s. g.. @eiB, allgemeiner &auf<
laoen; Sdtpeiger's Gleiidmorft, @rt-
ropean @roonep, 8iuar6=&alle; @aD<
Tor, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 2o6o,
aqgemeiner @al1flaben, un6 @6ger's
8iqar6+SuQe.
Sarge. = Die Garage ser
@beelod @uto So. lift mieoer9ebrannt
un6 benadbarte @ebd1lidfeiten tpl1r>
SEN bei9doigt. Ser gda6en belduft
ii9 anf $4,000.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-02-12

bes Mor6peitliden Mtnneiota itatt,
ftnoen. @an ertpartet iebr itarfen
@eiud, bouptiddli@ aus ben 3pil.
Iingsitaoter nnb cine S16ien1Htel-
lung bon @%rtra3iigen lift borgeieben.
@iele @dnner nit lan6mirtbidoftli-
DIEM STUFF befin6en ii@ ,,rter oen @eo-
nern. Sir ungefdbr 5000 Dollars
|iin6 @reiie befdafft tpor6en; 2onis
IS. SIN Fat einen Silberbeder 6em
&auptpreiie, ser Dem @usiteler 6es
beSter1 @eds @artoffeln 5lfaM, 511ge-
figt. 13 Counties mer6en 6te Mus=
itenung bei6iden..
Brandon. = @Gbren6 eineS
@odep = Spiels fam eS om 8reitag
bier 5u elmer grregung unter Dem
8ublif1tm, Sic our Solge batte, 6ab
oie b0l5erne Gribine einitiir5te, uno
pier5ig Big fiinf5ig &erionen perlett
muroen. Ser ~12iabrige 9atprenee
Sobnion liegt I'M Sterben.
@ibbing. = 8eim bor5etttgen
9osgeben zines Sprengi6nifes famen
nm Dienitagna6mtttag in Ser Nortb
nno.@rube bel &ibbing sic bon Ser
Sliber Sro1t Mining 60. betrieben
miro, brei Marn ums 9eben; bie Tint
%gefommenen iin6. @orarbeiter @tepe
8rotpn, 6. Setint9 un6 Elm Oeiter=
reider, 6eiien Mame nod ni6t feitge<
felt 1T.
Ga6.O afpta.
&api6GitD.- Cine ser gr0B=
ten
in Sen letten Sobren meitlt@ 6es Mii-
iourt IN 6ieiem Staate NOR Der Mn=
fauf Ser ltntpeit bon bier gelegenen
Sranf Stanton8 iebfarm 6ur9 Sen
6ormer Grant Depett aus Mrteiian
fir 6ie @umme bon $66,960. Ser
meme Gigentbiimer bat sic 2ett11ng Ser
6arm, 6ie am 5pring Greet, 6reibtg
MeiGen iii6oftli9 bon bier liegt, iofort
ibernommer1.
- Dos erite faIte @er<
ter 6tefes 8inters lit in @ii66afota
ant lebten Sreitag eingetreten. &ns
anen Gbeilen 6es Stoates pur6en
neutrality-suspicious. un6 S9nee-
fGlle gemeI6et.
@nro1. = Gur9 on6amern6e
&in0er= nn6 @fer6ebiebitdble tpur6en
Die @iebfarmer an Der @ren3e 3tpt=
iden Sii6oafota, @poming, Mor66a-
fota nn6 Montarta 10 geida6igt, 6oB
file ii@ gu einem @erban6e geeinigt
baben in dbnlider @eiie mie Dos r@i=
: &omitee" ser friiberen 3ei=
ten. sic itenen Die int 8iebfabe ge-
iibteiten Detefttbe an l1no tpollen cine
iitdnoige Rrdmie bon 500 m1sieben
6ie @rgreifung u1b ueberfibr1ng
ie6eS- @in6er- ODER 8fer6e-Diebes.
CIT 8oint. - Ser 5taotratb
fat auf BEN II. Gebr11ar cine Sonoer-
ei1ber1fen, in nelder
.iber bic Musgdbe bon Bombs 1T S0be
pom $4,000 our grri@t1rg itd6ti-
@leftri3itdtsperte entfdieoen
perben ion.
Norbfa6ota.
@rafton.- Garnrer Der @e-
narffl1ng Gutter IN 6iefem COUNTY
In elmer Sorberabitim11l11rg be-
'blofier, Elm mobernes @eb6ltoe fir
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-02-12
Alias Jimmy Valentine

iein, Elm 5tad, uelbes in Ser @robtaot Seem Sort cine bemerfensz
uertbe Nn3iebunsStraft bate un6 bel jeoesmoliger 8ortelln9 sic
%aQerbee 3ufrieoen6et CAB. geerpiertez9ibe am 5reto9 in
Molitors Nfotbefe.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1914-07-31
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

The Common Council of the city of wauwa.
tosa, do ordain as follows:
AN ORDINANCE to change and permanent.
iy re-estabiiah the grade fof that portion OF
johnson Avenue lying between the west line
of tifty-ninth Street and the east line of
Sixty-third Street In the city OF Wauwatosa.
Section /. The grade or elevation of that
portion Of Johnson Avenue lying between the
line OF Sixty-third Street In the Third Ward of
the city OF Wauwatosa. Wisconsin. on the
center line of said portion of johnson Avenue
is hereby changed, fixed and permanently es-
tabiished. assuming as q base the elevation of
the Milw aukee river as It was In the month OF
March. A. d. 1895.
Al the west line Of Fifty ninth Street 5e.eo
At a point 900 feet west OF the center line OF
seth Street I0S.O0ft
At a point 400 feet west of the center line OF
18th Street 1iOi2ft
At point 500 feet west OF the center line OF
At 4 point I4s feet west of the center line of
AZ the east and west lines OF Sixty.irst
Street l06.55ft.
Al q point 800 feet west of the center line OF
AZ At point $50 feet west of the center line of
Al "a q point 800 feet west of the center line OF
'ssu Al point $50 feet west OF the center lice of
5oth Street iIis4ft
At point 600 feet west OF the center hne
Of seth Street 1i2.37 ~.
AT the east line of Sixty-third street iiI57
section II. The grades along the center line
OF said portion OF johnson Avenue between
the respective points mentioned N the first
section OF this ordinance shall be respectively
axed and determined BY straight line draWn
from point to point ssrespectiYely mentioned
10 the first section OF this ordinance,
Section Ill The grade or elevation OF the
sidewalhs OF said street at the curb line shah
be the same as the establishe'i grade OF the
center OF the street opposite TO such curb line
and the grade Of the sidewalk portion OF said
street at the lot line shall be four -tenths (0D
OF foot higher than the curb line opposite
the same.
ton OF that portion of Johnson Avenue men
toned ia the caption of this ordinance shall be
and the same is hereby fixed az tw wenty-six t2e)
feet and the center line OF said street shah be
the center line of said roadway portion.
section " The sidewalk portion OF said
street shall be seventeen Ga feet in width and
the Side w alks 20 be constructed thereon shah
be five (5l feet 10 width. having the outer edge
parallel TO the curb line on line lying ten (l0)
feet distant from the curb line.
Section vi. So much Of any ordinance a3
conflicts with the provisions OF this ordinance
is hereby repealed.
Section VII. This ordinance shall take ef-
feet and be in force from and after It's passage
and publication.
Passed and dated this 10Th day OF MAY. 1914
A v. BRIGHAM. City Clerk.
Approved this 18th day of May. 1914.
CHAS b. PERRY. Mayor.
Wauwat atoSa. Wis
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1914-07-31
COMMON COUNCIL

A special meeting of the Common
Council nas held last Tuesday evening
with Mayor Perry in the chair and
seven aldermen present.
On motion Of Aldermen Chandler the
readsng OF the minutes Of the preced-
ing meeting was dispensed with and
minutes approved as printed.
Aid. Chandler introduced resolution
providing for necessary repairs to
bridgs ser the Menomonee river at
West Main Street. same was referred
10 coinnaittee on streets, reported back
and adopted.
Resolution authorizing survey for
Trunk storm sewer introduced by Aid.
Chandler. read and referred TO commit
tee on Streets, reported back and
adopted.
Resolution authorizing purchase Of
Approximately $500 gallons Aztec
Liquid Asphalt, read and referred to
committee on streets, reported back
ana adopted.
PROPOSED ordinances establishing
grade on Otto Avenue, Percey Avenue,
aud Morgan Avenue, read and referred
to committee on plats and grades
Resdlntson authorizing grading OF
Johnsslis svenus held peuding publica-
tien u 0salinsonue.
Resolution requesting property own.
ers on State Street. West Main Street
aud its Chestnut Street extension to
make aud lay all necessary connections
for water, sewer aud gas, read and re-
ferred To committee on rules and ordi-
nances.
Proposed ordinance establishing
grade on 6lst Street, read aud referred
to board of public works, reported
back aud adopted.
Petition from property owners In
IIildebrand's subdivision praying for
Improvement Of Sixth Avenue, read
and referred to board Of public works.
Announcement made of appointment
of Matthias Goebel as weed commits
sioner.
On motion of Aid. Chandler the meet
ing adjourned.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1914-07-31

Mrs. John r. Warren, cumbsrland
Mills. Msine, only sister OF Mrs. Cyrus
pedrick Of this city, died at her home
Sunday night. July 60. Mrs. Warren
was Miss Hattie Brown ahd was born
in Wauwatos& where she lived until
she married Mr.. Warren. also OF this
city, when she went to Maine. where
they have lived since. Mrs. Warren
has bean In poor health for three years
and has been = great sufferer most OF
the time. She is survived by her hus-
band. threa children. Mrs. winifreo
Shaw Of nraintres. Mass, Mr.. Joseph
Warren * Cumberland Mills. and DR..
Mortimer Warren Of New York, also a
sister, Mrs. Pedrick and two brothers.
Mr.. Nathaniel Brown Of Cumberland
Mills and Mr.. Chas, brown of Milwau.
kee. There are eleven grandchildren
and many friends who will mourn for
Mrs Warren,
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1914-07-31

# Quality in rleats appeals to
|u then Lefeber's Sanitary rIar-
/ is the place for you to leave
|ur Sunday Dinner Order.
|esh dressed fowls and Spring
lickens. Fancy stock.
Telephone 78
Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-24
Weak Lungs Often
 Lead to Serious Illness

1T you have weak lungs you are gener- ally subject to colds or throat trouble and easily susceptible to serious Lung Trouble. In many cases pneumonia or bronchial troubles leave the lungs In much weakened condition. Eekman's Al teratlye is e medicine for the throat and lungs which has been found to be very beneficial, even when a change of climate and other treatments failed to bring re- lief Read of thls case:-
 23l x. Atlantic Ave. lladdonheld, N. J.
 "Gentlemen: In the fall of l9OJ 1 con tracted n very severe cold which settled on my lungs. At last began to raise sputum. and my physician then told me must go to California immediately. At this time 1 was advised to take Eckman's Altcratiye. l stayed at home and com menced taking it the last week in Octo- Der l began to Improve, and the first week fin Janunry, l006, l resumed my reg ular occupation, having gained 2J pounds, fully restored to health. It is now seven years since my recovery has been effected, and cannot praise Eckman's Alterauye too highly"
 (signedJ W. NJ. TATEM.
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Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-24
WORLDS COUNCIL OF
 WOMEN WILL MEET IN ROME NEXT MONTH
AMERICANS ARE IN MAJORITY IN INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS
 FOUNDED BY MISS ANTHONY ..

DUBLIN. April 3.-Representative women fall nations will meet in Rome next month for the session of the International Council of Women held once every five years for the review of women's progress and plan. ming of new activities. The total mem. bership of the organizations included in the International Council is about I6,500,000 women. from twenty-one countries.
 This grand utilization of interests was founded by Susan B. Anthony and other American women leaders In 1888, and the women of the United States represented in 1t numbering 100000, lead those of all other coun- tries.
 The Countess of Aberdeen, presi dent of the organization, is busy at the Viveregal Lodge in Dublin con. cluding arrangements for the gather ing, which she believes will be the largest in the history of the move ment. The purpose of the interna. tional meeting is the broad inclusion of all movements designed to better humanity-men not excepted.
 Lady Aberdeen has q corner of the Viceregal Lodge set apart as a "busi' ness room," where she and Dr. Alice Salamon of Berlin, corresponding sec retary of the International Council, have been working early and late on details of the gathering, The dates set are from May 9th to 14th. in elusive, and the meeting place will be the Hotel Quirinal in Rome. The list of National Councils affiliated with the international organization, all of which are expected to be rep resented at Rome. includes the Unit
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cd States. Canada, Germany Sweden, Great Britain, Denmark, Netherlands, Australia, Italy. France. Argentina, Switzerland Austria, Hungary, Nor way, Belgium, Greece and Bulgaria. Women leaders from Russia, Turkey and China. India and Japan are also expected.
 Dr. Anna Howard Shaw. president of the National American Woman Suffrage Association, will deliver an address on woman's suffrage. while Mrs. Kate Waller Bennett, president of the National Council of Women of the United States, of Alexandria, Va, will also attend. In many ways this is to be one of the most important of the meetings of the Council. The women of Italy are said to have been waking up" the past few years, and sentiment is ready to crystalize." This meeting is expected to help to focus the thought of the women of Italy, because the International Council of Women stands for the less radical forms of feminism; representing the spirit of every woman who has begun to think outside of herself of her home and stands for the alleviation of the grossest social abuses affecting wom- en and children"
 After the adjournment of the ses- sion of the Council, the Italian wom. ems organizations have invited the delegates to remain and attend a Con gress of women. The Councils meet ing will last one week, the Congress will be in session two weeks.
 The International Council can iden tify only with such movements as have been unanimously accepted by fits members The survival of the fit test of propositions thus far consid. cred includes:
 l. To further International peace and arbitration.
 2. To combat the white slave" traffic.
 \ 8. To win suffrage for women. 4. To promote legislation con cerned with the general welfare or women and their legal position.
 5. To promote the improvement of public health.
 6. To protect emigrants and spec ally women and children.
 The preamble to the statement of the aims and objects of the Inter national Council is:
 We, women of all nations, sin cerely believing that the best good of humanity will be advanced by greater unity of thought, sympathy and purpose. and that an organized movement of women will best insure the highest good of the family and of the State, do hereby band ourselves together at a confederation of work CTS to further the application of the Gold, Rule to society, customs and law"
 Lady Aberdeen has been president
Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-24
YOUNG GOLFER IS
 BEING LI0NIZED

LONDON. April 23--Francis Ouimet Is being lionized in England, and 1t would be quite safe to say that no golfer in this country has made him self so popular with lovers of the an- cient game as the young American. PhotoSraDhs of Oumet are selling by the thousand and his play is being de- picted by the cinematograph
 Should the American champion achieve his ambition of winning the British amateur title his victory would be enormously popular. He Is certain to start one of the hottest favorites who ever has compleed for the inpor- tant event