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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-11-12

Bet ferrt fem 2an6, feline 2eute, lei-
ne &fnittel. Ct nor Die Seele
bes gan5en @i6erl tan0es, BEN ME
oer5ubreden England erit gelang, als
es etmu 100000 Mum nit unge=
bel1rer MrtiQerie nod Mfrifa gebraht
batte, - cine Mrmee gegen cine tlei-
ne S6oar to6esmutbiger, oes 9an6es
funoiger &dimpfer, gefibrt BON Sell
SEN. = Mit iolden Mdnnern an Ser
Spite fam Ser @uf1tan6 Ser 8urer1,
beionoers % linn BON Deuti9+5ub-
meit=Mfrifa ole MIR mogIihe Inter.
itiibung 5u Sbeil meroen miro, fi4 5u
elmer ge>noltigen @efabr fir England
m,spodien. Gong ii@er fann oie @e=
gierung feline Sruppen aus Dem
Mutterlanbe binididen, mon miro a.
10 iol9e aus Sen &olonien, Sn6ien,
ODER nod lieber aus Muitrulien ber.
bolen, menr man ridt gar Sic 5i1fe
Ser Mongolen arruft. Do6 glet4=
giiItig men sic @egierrmg ins 9ono
bringt, bie Madrtdt BON bem Slut
itanSe, ur6 Ste Sbotiade, 6aB bas
MutterIon1 ielbit nidt mebr i'm
gtanoe lit, aus eigenen &ruftmitteln
Sic 8rren gu befdmpfen, miro Ser
breitung fin6en, un6 mub @irfung
boben. 9ie Mel6ung mir6 Sic gm,
p0rung aud nod in an6ere1 &ulo-
nien, bornebmli9 in Sn6ien uuflo=
6ern Iaiien> un6 bridt einmul sort
gmp6rung log, 10 lit @nglan6 perlo-
rem, BENIN Geutid1an6 befdmpfen uno
gleid5eitig Sn6ien bebnupten moQen,
lit einfod nidt m6glid!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-11-12
YimS K nno oas Tranen:
ittmmre1t.

@or begeiiterten Anbdngern bes
6rnuenitimmre9t5 miro nidt ieltsn
gelten0 gemudt, oaB iid cine Mn5abl
fir9Iid)er @ir6entraeer un6 @eiitIi=
DIE 5l1guniten Ser Sbei1nabme Ser
Srau am poIitii9en 2eben ntsgeipro=
9e1 bdtten. Sbne bieie 8ebm1ptun=
gen ndber 5u prifen, balten mir If
men Sic Aniidt e1tgegen, Ser Ser per-
ltorbene Naplt Ei11S X. nit 8e5ug
auf oieie 5rage mebrfa9 Mus6rud
perIieben bat. Sbmobl Bi1ts x. Die
Notbmen6igfeit 6es ~i10treften @in=
fluiies Ser 5rnt ouf SEN Sang Ser
Nolitif, iotpie ibrer @etbeiIig11r1g on
Ser iffentliden M%rmenpflege un6 Sen
einidldgigen @ermoItungsf0rpern err
fon11te unb Sic Gbdttgfeit g11tbieB>
permarf er NIT Ser en- thu -genobnten
gntifiebenbeit sic oftipe 5beilnnbme
Ser Srm1 an Ser @toatspolitif. Meit
6ieier ieiner Meiru1ng babe Ser
NupIt, ihreibt Ser He6emptorii It Sos
Ter in ieinem 8rde uber 6ie 6rmuen-
frage, ur111r Ste 6urh Natur ur6 &C.
l9ibte geforberte gtelung Ser Sruu
in Ser @eieuidaft 6eitdtigt, Die I'M
Namen Ser futboliif)en Mornltbeolo=
gle 1reue items 6ieie1 Mus6rud gefun=
SEN bat: gine poGfo1nmene @1eiditel-
lung Ser 6rau init 6em Manne IN
SEM birgerlid=io5ialen un6 nod oem
befannten @orte Il Cor. IA, 34),
nl1d in 6ern firdlif'en 8eieaidaftt s=
o%rgarismus lit 6urd 6as Gbriiten=
tbum gr11n6iGtIid ousgeidloiien. &C.
gent Sic polttiide Trmen=gmm5ipa=
ton ipridt niht bloB Sic &edtsge=
mobnbeit oner G6lfer, ion6ern m19
6os notiirIide @erbdItniB 5miiden
SEN gbegntten, sic petbIide SittI ant
felt rrt6 gi1tge5oge1theit ur6 BET ader
M%nerfenn11ng ser iitt1then un6 INTEL
leftuenen @Ieidmertbigfeit Ser bei6en
@eihledter rqmentlih bie bipdtife
gigenart Ser Sralt, 1i9 BON @efIbls-
einbriifen 1tn6 peniger BON Ser
m1nftsgrii1r6en Bel timmen unb leiten
GIT IoiIen."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-11-12
Selotn.

Sic Suee fiirseu, friib fpn1nt Sic 9taht.
Ser Serblti1urm bGlt Sic pilDe SagO.
Gin SinterhuIs. &ter Sreppeu. Gin 91ht
SINS 9urtel Ourd blante Sdeiben brttbt:
Gin iouberes Stiibd]eu. ~Sierter Stano.
ssSu oIeidlem Suft tidt Sic uhr bon Der
@a1b.
8lumeutupeteu; Elm Bib bier unD ou,
ueberm Sild1 oas bebre Don @olgathu::
Cine Mrbeiterfrou. -. Sic liBt uno mint
8eim sldh'u iih ub, Dab Die Stirne glibt.
@os ipu'sI Ino bremen Die 2ner
Sser1 oro,lseu iteht elmer in Sturm uuo
Notb.
Ser nobm fir Sic Seize Den aolben 5ur
aIs Der aailer REF, als Ser Sturm CT
braur.
uro oriunen bier IN Der &n11u1er. .
lehs Stid.
Sic itlufeu in lorgloiem &lnosr9lud-
@ie haben lie frpmm beim abenogebett
Sir Sen ueuen @ater i'm ar1ege geTleAf!
Sic Wurter naht in Die gtaht h1re1n. =. .
9us ,!pDlIte 9en1o uuB fertlg le1n:.
Sas Suseun miro nth gum HduT111u1111
geld1ot,
;3lpei Gage Gelo fir Srot uno srurb:
eli ;tllGgt Die upI.... Sel le2te SIo9'
Sum ihliebeu Sic miioen Iugen !1H.
IIno Ietie: v2iebi1er, CUTE Naat!
SSslopoi1 hot trDi1lihe &unoe gebradr."
Im sette Ser ai11oer ein fur5es Tleb>n..
s5uu tarll1 Sic Weutter idlaTen gebn.
adt Gage ipdter:.:: . i4tnerss 2eib
9a se5f lie nit Slpr uno- id1par5em
aleio.
9as Liebe geiihr 10 emit uno idmal,
Sus Ipridt BON tiefer 9er5ensaual.
Sod I'M oie aippen ein fel1er 3ug,
Ser iast, ME es Den S9lag ertr1g,
9ies oeutihe @eib Doll 9%eloenIn1:
sir oie 6reibeit CAB er iei1 seben bin!
IN nerr11 gelrDrben fir Heid uno 5hroa'
@ib, @ott, linn rei9e1 5immel5lohn.
@ie 9u's geIust, 10 lit es GUT.
g5un gifts fir Die ai1oer nit 1tartem
Wu1h. -.
Mrbeiterfrau BON Ser redten Mrt!
Sief I'M @emi1b urD %beloenhart.
@er glolbt, baB lie iammerno 5u1amz
menbrtht
aennt oie Srau pom r%pierten stanoe"
ni9tl
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-11-12
Tran56iii@e @trti@aft5:
ior9e,t.

Die Nariier 3eitung vIemps" for
6ert fir sic @ieberfebr eimgerma-
Ben normaIer Berb6ltniiie I'M
Mirtbsleben eine boIoige gr0ffn11ng
Ser Boriier 80rie. SIN ar16eren Sole
tperbe iih ionit anmdbli4 Elm FREEZER,
Observation-Disclosures &u1iffenperfebr
5peiter Sr6nung berausbi16en, in
meI9em oie 5u Motbberfdufen &c.
5tpungeren NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lire
10 lange unperf6ufIiden @ertbpa=
piere 51 muderiiden 8retien idon
jebt 5n perduBern ludten. Sour 6ur9
einer1 geregelten 80riemperfebr mdre
eine @rbolung Ser Dor 6em &rieg5-
aus5ru@ a1sgegebenen 315proaerti-
gen moritiiierbaren MnIetbe m6g-
li9. Dieie grbolung miiiie eintreten
ols cine ~notbtpenbige 5o1ge Ser Ser.
figung Ser &egierung, momad sic
Don ge5ablten stii6e gegen Sic oem-
nG6lt mabridetnlid 5u flint Ero5emt
su hegebenbe &riegsar1letbe 5u 81
Nro5ent in 3oblu1g gegeben &Deroen
f0nr1en. Ser uGemps," mie Ste ge=
immte 0ffentlide Meim1ng beflage11
iib bitter, baB auf 6ieie @eile geraoe
Sic meniger fapitolfraftigen 3eidner
u11b Sic i'm 5el0e iteben0en &apituli=
1ten. Ste ba0urh an Ser Soa5oblung
bebinoert iin6, Ser @ortbeile Ser be-
abiihtigten ltmtpano1ung tn @riegs-
anIeiben nidt tbeilbaftig meroen fon-
men. 9as glatt gibt 5u, 6aB mani
angemein onf sic gonfen idledt 5u
ipreden lei. Sic &11n6idoft bobe Dor
&riegsausbrud bertrm1ensboa ote
perflgbaren @el6er BEL Sen ganfen
binterlegt. @don Bel Ser Mobilma=
dung tpuroe Sic M~us5ablung bon
@utboben eingeIteqt un6 Ste I'M 3u=
lammbung 6amit BEL teben6e ltn5a=
frie6enbeit Ser gebolferung beitebt
big iebt, tpen11 ol9 Ste gerfigungen
oes Moratoriums cine getpiile @ud-
iidt auf Die 9epoiitengldubiger neb-
men. Gie &auptidul6 an Ser gar1=
sem miBIiden Gage iei Ser peripate'
ten @egebung Ser 37apro5enhiger1
amortiierbaren Mnleibe 5u5uidrei=
ben, 6ie i'm fritiiden Mugenblid ldor
ouf Dem Marft laitete. Die gorien<
fammer ioGte oaber CUR Durdfnb=
rr11g Ser 2%iqui6tion cine Mnleibe
unter ioIiooriider @orantie' ibrer
Mitglie6er nufnebmerr un6 gleid5ei'
tig amtIid SEN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
CUR Notwithstanding feitieben.
0us 6a5u ben0tbigte &apital muBten
Sic rBorq1te Sc Grance" un6 ~@oiie
Sc 1epots ct @onitgnations" por'
lfreden. l1nerldBlid iei mt@ etne
raide, 5uperIdiiige genadri4tignng
iber sic @inl0iung Ser COUPONS I'M
essntere1ie aner @ertbpapterbel tber.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-11-12
Mpnat Nonember.

Sic Rettn1g Ser @terben6en, 1ou=
tet sic pom 81. Safer geiegnete @e=
neralintention oes @ebetsapol to1ats
fir SEN lauf enben Monm Neobember.
- Nopember, Ser Monm Ser urn1e11
@eele11> ul1o DEFENDERS Ser tootbrir=
qe10e europaijhe &rieg rufen uns
iest redt oft in @eoanfen on Die
Geite Iuu ienber IN Ser I%ooesung1t.
Muiabrli9 lterben iber 100000
Meniden, ieoe Min1te 6ur6i9nitt=
li6 81 Meniden: @etaufte nno Hn=
getouite, grtDo4iene uno 8t11oer.
Stebt nift 5u beflrdten, baB bon
0ielen oiele in Ser ungnaoe 9otte5
oohinItei0en un6 6em eDigen Ser
0erben onbeimfaGen? @elh berrli=
dies @erf 6es gifers olio, bon olelen
nenigltens einige 5u retten. Muh mir
cine uniferblihe Seele Dor Ser etDigen
Ier0erbniB SIT bepubren tit oo5
niht etrpos GroBes, cine u11beihrelb=
lih nid]tige 5bot? Sbne 3neifel
ner0en in Ser 5but biele Seelen IN
SEN letten Argenbliden bes 2eben5
nod Sen @rolen 6e5 boatiden Ieir=
be5 entrillen, ridt MIR 0nrh Die gr=
mohnungen u10 unOere gemltblt11=
gen oes onspeien6en Erieiters ODER
unberer eifriger Gbri1ter, ion0ern
au6 0urf Sic 8ebete Ser Mblpel er=
SEN. Muh Ser Derrporf en1te Climber
fonn in einem Mugenblide nod Sic
Wnabe 8ottes miebergetpinnen ourf
einen ein5igen aufrihtigen Mf Der
poafommenen Neue. @oden mir oa=
fer I'M Simmel mdftige Jurbitter
erla1qen in Seelen, Sic bon urs ge=
rettet nuroen, Damn berbreiten mir
y immer mebr bie &en1tniB be5
Mftes ser bonfomn1eren &ene; q er=
meden MIR einen iolden Oft NIT je=
men, Sic mir ettpo Bel ltng1iifsfanen
ODER infolge pl0bltder &ranfbeit ODER
Dor Ser Mnfunit beS Trielters in ir=
gen6 melder So6esgefabr ontreffen;
81 ermuntern mir idmerfranfe, ober
leidtiinnige, bie1eidt gotloie Men=
Iden, fir ibr Geelenbeil 5u lorgen;
~ beten mir, 6oB @oH redt bielen
Sterbenoen sic uniddbbare @no6e
elmer boGitGn6igen &eue m%enigitens
inn leten MugenbIide g%etpdbren noble,
6enn n1d io1d ein @ebet miro @ot
in ieiner gormber5igfeit nn6 @eis=
beit our9 bdiufige grb0rlng be1ob=
mem.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-11-12

grbot gu bie1 9uft! - Inter
ben INT Berlin ei~ngetroffenen @ertpu11'
6eten befinoet iih Elm iunger @aroe=
6ruqoner, SEM cine 4l1gel beioe @on.
gen ourdgebobrt TT, obne ionit bel
@dooen on5uridter. Muf Sic Trage,
ute CT iid 5e,m fible, ertpioerte er
gong bergniigt: r0@, ionit iebfs
iun5 iut, b1oB Sc r@odt am &beir1"
tanr i'd mid mebr pfeifen, i'd bob
All bile 2uft"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-11-12

liden gieg unb groberung miiniden.
@ie miiBten europa aufbliiben uno
oieie Staaten g%eOeiben, menn lie Der
melteuropdiiden &ult1r 5uganglid
gen1adt milrOen."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-11-12

@r bort sod nidts. -
sdmerb0riger (piitberr6): 80, MN
miiIen sic, mas Sic iin6; mi6eripre,
diem lit 5tped1os> obne 60rrobr Bore
i9 6o9 ni6ts!"
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-04-14
Mayors Proclamation.

Monday and Tuesday, April 13 and
IA having been designated as "Clean-
up Days" in Paris, hereby urge every
resident of Paris to give their prem
ises a thorough cleaning up at once,
to the end that Paris can be justly
pointed to as the cleanest city in the
Bluegrass.
With this purpose in view, it is
urged on all the residents of Paris to
thoroughly clean up their premises
All rubbish and refuse should be car
ried to the outside of the curb line be-
fore Tuesday evening, and on Wednes-
day | will have the city teams make
the rounds in the city and remove the
rubbish, etc., to the dump. This will
be done without cost to the occupant
of the property.
In order to have your rubbish haul
ed free by the city, it must be placed
outside the curb line not later than
Tuesday evening.
]. T. HINTON. Mayor.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-04-14
RELATIVE OF PARIS MEN
70 Sc HEAD Or ASYLUM

Dr.. T. L. PedCicCr3, O. Louisville,
was appointed Superintendent Of the
Central State Hospital or Lakeland,
by the members CT the State Board Of
Control Of Charitaoie Institutions at a
meeting held IN T-anl1fovt last We'd
nesday. The appointment was made
after the resignation Of Dr.. w. e.
Gardner, for many years superintend-
ent OF the insti alton, was received
with rcgrat. Il is expected that the
apDointmeat~ Cf Or. PeddicOrd viii be
approved by Governor McCreary IN q
few days.
Or. Peddico-d is forty-twO years Old
and has been first assistant ct hos
pital since December 1872. He is a
native OF Bracken county, but prac-
ticed formerly a. Burlington, in Boone
county. lie has announced that only
g few changes VIII be made il the
present STAFF OF the institution.
Or. Peddicord S & cousin Of Messrs
Charles and Oscar Peddicord, Of this
city.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-04-14

Allie Jones, Redmon Abbott, Jos. M.
Hall, w. r.. Hukill, James Hukill,
Douglas Thomas, Edward Bedford,
Cesar Johnson, Letton Vimont and
Sanford Carpenter, were among those
from Paris and Bourbon County who
attended the stallion show in Lexing-
ton yesterday.
Miss Leila Kiser gave an Easter
egg rolling in Mrs. James Mernaugh's
yard on Henderson street, Saturday
afternoon. Those who enjoyed the
affair were Misses Leila Kiser, Mar
tina Hall. Mary Baxter Harvey, Jo-
sephine Ardery; Charles Hardin Har-
vey and Everett Lail
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-04-14
CITY PROPERTY SOLD GY
MASTER COMMISSIONERS

Auct:oneer II. T. Kenney sold Sat
urday ct the court house door Tor Mas
ter Commissioner G. "a. Nom ian the
Maria Anderson properly o. High
street, adjoining St. Palls' N. e.
church, TO james =. LcCEntoci- for
S2,1G5. At the same time Auctioleer
Kenney sold for Master Commissioner
Mcmillan the Lewis NTH house and
lot on Williams street, between 7th
and Sth streets, to c. Il. Peddic0rd,
for $3.50.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-04-14
LARGE PURCHASE OF HEMP
MADE BY LOCAL FIRM.

Mr.. Fred Batterton, representing e.
F. Spears & Sons of this city, who for
the past several months has been in
Lincoln and Garrard counties, where
he has been buying hemp, returned
Sunday. Mr.. Batterton also spent
some time in Madison county. During
his absence he has purchased upward
of 100000 pounds Of hemp at an aver
age Of 81 per hundred pounds. Most
OF the hemp was bought in Lincoln
and Garrard counties, the largest
hemp producing counties in the State.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-04-14
SPRING SHOES.

Your Easter outfit will be very in
complete without a pair OF new shoes.
That new suit or dress viii be added
to 100 per cent. if you have on pair
Of those Nettleton or Haaan Shoes.
Patent leather, tan, suede, etc, IN the
latest shapes for ladies, children and
men. Call in and see our new Spring
styles.
(7-2t GEORGE McWILLIA8S.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-04-14
AUTO DELIVERY TRUCK
DAMAGED BY FIRE

A large auto delivery truck be-
longing TO Baldwin Bros. was badly
Gamaged by fire Friday afternoon, on
Second street.
The car YVES being driven by Jim
Letton, colored, VINO was accompanies
nv MIR. Boone Baldwin. The machine
had been started down the hill near
the home of Mrs. Nellie Highland,
when the car was discovered to be on
Ere, Mr.. Baldwin and his porter sue
ceeded in removing a calf from the
machine. and beat the flames with
blankets until the arrival OF the IRE
department, when the ilre was eAtlil
guished with hand extlngulshers.
ME engine and body of the ma
,,,;Ta v-as badly damaged by the fire
and It Is probable that the auto wi
have TO be returned to the factory ane
.rebuilt. The damage is covered %
insurance.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-04-14
CABIN ON CHAS. c.
COLLINS FARM BURNED

A cabin On the farm OF Chas. c..
Collins, on the Redmon pike, burned
Friday afternoon. The loss is about
$500. VIII Brown. colored, who oc-
cupied the cabin, lost ali his household
goods. One Of his children was i'll
with pneumonia. There was no in
surance.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-04-14
NEW NEWS STkNo.

Having taken the agency for the
Louisville CourierJournal, The Lou
isville Herald, The Louisville Tine
ana the Louisville Posc, they can De
had ct
STRUBY & cos CIGAR STORE
asa Main Street
Daugherty's Old Stand. (1t)
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-04-14
-ETTON RESIDENCE is
THREATENED BY FIRE

The residence of Mr.. Forrest Letton
on the lexington pike was damaged
by fire Thursday morning. A pict
ure hanging over an opening in fue
caught fire, and it looked for time
like the house would De destroyed,
but the blaze was soon extinguished.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-04-14
RESIGNS AS MANAGER
OF WESTERN UNION.

Bruce Adair has resigned as mana
ger of the Western Union in this city,
on account Of ill health and will leave
in few days for Asheville, N. c..
Kelley F. Letcher, of Kenney Station,
is the new manager.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-04-14
DOT NOW.

Now lis the time to
buy your Gas Stoves
Die fore the Spring
rush starts. We can
do the work prompt
Ey.
Paris Gas & Electric Co.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-04-14
WANTED.

A man to -cuItivG<e on the shares,
ten acres n tobacco. Good Ind, barn
and sticks. Tbree-rooGn house.
at 2. ?. EJrCHCEAFT.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-04-14
SEED CORN.

Carefully selected and tested. Ger
aination high. Phones IA.
(13-4D CHAS. S. BRENT & BRO
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-04-14
p--ST71ERS or THE CoNFEo-
ERACY TO MEET SATURDAY.

The Dauglters of the Confederacy
VIII meet Saturday afternoon al 2:30,
~ their room in the court house.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-04-14

Strausburg Sweet Potatoes q,
seeding.
JOHN SAUER.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-04-14
EASTERN STAR CHAPTER
TO HAVE MEETING TO-NIGH1

Members Of the eastern Star will
assemble at the hall, to-day, at $50
D. m, for special work.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-04-14
WILL MAKE A DIFFERENCE.

A new hat from Mitchell & Blake
more viii make q difference IN your
appearance. l'-1t'
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-04-14

fire. wind and lightning iasur-
ance. Thomas & Woodford.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-04-14

I will sell at public auction a
Georgetown, on
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-15

r@arten Gle bier einen M11gen>
Bid; 6as gna0ige 6raulein miro TO-
glet9 eri6einen."
Ser olte 8eoiente Srie6ri9 iagte
6ieie @orte 5u &ate &norf un6 lieb
]ie Damn ouein in DEM Salon.
9as Mao6en betradtete nit gro
ZEN bertpunoerten Mugen 6ie foitbare
@inri6tnng.
r@ie prddtig, mie id0n!" muir
melte iie Dor li6 fin. ~9ie Game,
Ser 6os gebort, muB bod reht g1iid=
li6 iein!"
sic fam ni6t meiter in ibrem
@elbitgeiprad; cine Seitentbiir off
nete ii6 un6 Selene b. Dernou
nebit Matbil6e @ager traten elm.
@liidli6 iaben bei6e freilid nidt
aus, tpie &ate aus Sen bIo1Ien Sc,
1idtern nn6 %Dertpeinten Mngen 5u
ibrer @ertpunber11ng idIieBen m1Bte.
Sc blieb ibr ie6o@ feline 3eit, iiber
oieien @unft meitere 8etradtrnger
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-15
6ebt bas oanse Gpitcm.

uGbamberlain's Sablette baben
n1ebr fir mild getba11, als id lie gu
tpagcn boffte," idreibt Trau Gitber
Mae 8afer, @pencerport, g. g., sd
gcbraudte beri9ieoene 5Iaiden oieier
Soblette Dor einigen Moraten. Sic
beiIten mild nidt Bios bon bilioien
Mnf61en, franfem 4opf1peb un6 Scr
miiben, &tnf6utgfeit, ionoern iie it6rf.
ten mein gon5es 5pitem." gu falt'
fen BEL Martin Molttor.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-15
G1ren @fasen ,tnb Gure 2eber
deitn0.

Gin fraftiger Mogen, perfect arbei-
|ten6e 2eber nno regular mirfen6e
|gtnqepeioe iino gorantiert, tpen11
STR Dr. @ings 11el1e 2ebenspiGen ge-
broudt. sic iidern quite 8eroau-
una, Observation-Disclosures rn6 boben
cine ousge5ei9net itarfen6e @irfung
ouf 6as gauge Spitem. = @etnigt
@uer 8Iut nnb befreit @ud bon allen
f0rperIiden @iften in Sen @ingemei-
ben. Sur 25f Bel @urem @potbefer.
- Mn5eige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-15
Cine @erbiterfaltnng be6arf ser 8e'
ad)tnng.

Midt notbmen0ig, @ufpan6 5u mo.
9en un6 5u beriuden, eS ii@ aus
ma6ien gu lailer1. @ebmt 9r. Sings
Neue Gntoedurg, 2inoerung folgt
bal6. gs felt guren S11iten ein
un6 bringt Cure grfaltung meg. Mn<
genebm> antiieptild un6 beilen6. @in=
ser nebmen es germ. @ouft cine 500
6loide Or. Sings @eue @nt6edl1ng
uno boltet es int &auie. ~nnier So
mile &uiten- u1to @rfaltungs.Dof.
tor" i9reibt 2epis chamberlain,
Mandeiter, Ohio. @el6 5uriid, menn
feine 8ufrieoenbeit, aber eS bilft fait
= Mn3eipe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-15
(Gortiekung.)

uWlS GellpeN W. 9e''tl~N I">
ben iid) allo leine Anbullger: Slo('ell'
@eined r11o alloere lll'o
erflarte,l lie ieieu Der gleId)en All-
lid,t uub miirocu nid)t rltbclL DIS lte
Sen eigcutlider Sdu,loigea entoedt
ulo sur Med)enid)oft 9eio9en M1=
ten"
~, lo?" nlad,te Ser 3nborer
mieoer, halb in @eoartell.
Gorollf ipra}'a oenn Auifen III Die
@Gbe l1lo frugte miithello, % MON
i'm mir oielen SdaNotnbcn talte.
.Nein, ueil1," repli5ierte @el1oen
b9buildl nar Sic ootte lb oobel
mirflid} nidt, Sic halte jd) Tllr et1paS
gall5 a%noeres."
.llno fiir pas oenll, mcrm ib fro
gen parf??"
Gas lltoaeu Sic iih ielbit beant-
lportell, lpel1r Sic lid) Sic Sbatlabe1
DOR sll1gen iiibren. @a@ lpilroe le-
Ser nerlliil1ftige Murul, belllcrtelt S1e
mobl, SEER bon Nuffen, 1b la9te, le=
Ser perniinftige M}anl1, Ser al1f olele
Meile beltobleu miro, bepor CT a1f
einige 5meifelbafte Slloi5ien bin et-
7,eu gbrennlann oerull5Iert, 9etban
bobe1. SD oenfe, CT battle 5terlt
oieleu Mianr aaigeiuht nno inter
pelliert n1o crit Damn, >pe1111 oltrd)
oiele Sssnterpeuotion ieit %eroaht be-
1tatiqt moroen pare, Sic So6e al1-
bdngig gen1obt. @ie geiogt, 10
TNiitte, 0ddte id, ein %perniinftiger
N}on11 gebanoelt. Sino sie nt@t
ol1dY oieler Meinul1g, nlet11e ser
ren?"
80 bolteu sic MIDI oem11ad),"
perlette Muffeu, blab Dor @utb, Ia
ih oos Gegentbeil tbat, altd) fltr oas
@eqerltbeil BON einel1 per11l111ft1ge11
Molrn, ollp fir ei1len' Norren?"
uS2sbre aombinationSgobe lebt mtd)
1udl oern Norbergega11gc11e11 tpirfl1d
in grltal1nen."
Ios ihlug Sem 6oB Sen 8ooen
aus.
Nltffen lhrie:
Sd boffe, SIR grltounen miro
lidl nid)t pergr0berlL lpenn id nad)
oieler @emerfung cine Tortletn11g
u1ierer l1ntcrbaltaT1g AT onoerer
gteae 11no 5tpor nit 1pel1iger Seu=
gen miinlde."
uMie es Sbnen be1iebt. Boron
Sei11ecf miro lid Sic gbre geben,
oielerbolb nit Sbrem @epoQmd9tig=
ten 51 perbonbeln. - Gn er5etg1t
mir SEN @efaden, Seined, nidt
mobr?"
Iieler erfldrte iid natiirlih oo=
51 bereit, mGbren6 &iibl6orf auf ST.
iuden Mnffens ols 6eliet Sefunoam
fungieren miro.
vl1eber Sic getroffenen @ereinba=
r11ngen piiien Sic mobl nod
nidts?"
uMein, ih oe11fe ober, mani miro
Giltolen tp6blen."
ugeidt libel. Mir tb1tt es Damn MIR
Tim Menoen let6; Muffen lit ELM bor=
trefflider Sdite."
u@en6en ni@t mtn6er. @r bat
babel SEN @or5ug Ser &11be un6 als
@efor6erter Sen err item S9nB.
vGidtig, 90 bin i6 ouf BEN Mus=
gang geipannt. Sino Sic betoen
nod bter?"
uNein. Mnffen entfernte ftd TO-
fort. @en6en Dor etpa elmer Stnn=
&c."
so, bm, unter 6ielen l1mltan6en
miro sic Stimm1ng bier mobl Elm
menig ge6riidt iein, unb ba 5iebe i6
es 6o9 bor, 5umal aud mein MeuBe-
res, mie id ieet ielbit ftn6e, nidt
lebr ialonfdbig lit, MIDI ebenfalS
nidt langer auf5ubalten, ionoern NIT
Sbnen nod @auie gu geben."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-25
NINE. SEMBRICH IN
ON THE ROTTERDAM
Liner Was Detained Fourteen
DAYS Near London on Last
Trip Eastward.

The Holland-America liner Rotter-
dam made fast run across the At
lantic, arriving here last night from
Rotterdam with 943 first, 73S second
and 277 third class passengers.
Prominent among the travellers was
Nine. Marcella Sembrich, the former
METROPOLITAN Opera singer, WHO was
accompanied by her husband, DR.. STEM
gel, and three pupils, Miss Bertha
Miller, Miss Elizabeth Howry and Mrs.
l.. Ruthardt.
: Dr.. Kasmir Won Radnan, Pole, who
said he enlisted with q motorcycle
company in the Austrian army and
was shot in the back by Russian
shrapnel. came over on the Rotterdam
on leave. he issued typewritten
statement telling of his exploits in the
war. and incidentally told OF having
become engaged TO Miss lnge Hold, a
German actress, whom he met on
board.
CAPTAIN Stenger said the Rotterdam
had been detained at Plymouth be-
cause ne had a copper cargo on board,
that metal having been declared con-
traband after he had left New York.
The vessel was taken to Tiibury Docks,
near London, and after a detention Of
fourteen days was released. The skip
per said his passengers were not mo-
Tested.
Among others on board were Mrs.
Annie Dumbs, wife of the Austrian
Ambassador TO Washington; George
Vogl, an agent Of the Austrian Red
Cross; Henry Won Hintsen, German
Ambassador TO Mexico, and Marcus
Braun.