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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-06-11

1rager bes @tn61or @otels 1T, befin=
BEN iid ouf elmer &1n6reiie bier. =
@bas. S. 8eder, mel6er BIER etnen
Departemert Store bot, ien6et ietnen
often st.. CLOUD 6re11nben sic better
Critic. 6.
Mor6=9 afota.
8ismard Ser friibere
staatsi9obmeiiter George 8. 8id-
forb, mel@er megen @eruntreuung
bon Stoatsgel0ern gu elmer unbe-
itimmten 3u6tbausitrafe bon einem
Bis 5n bret Sabren perutbetlt mor6en
uar, lit 1l1n bon Der 8egnaoigungS,
beb0r6e begnooigt tpor6en. 6 Smith,
@eterlon, elm Mitglieo ser 8eb0r6e.
relignierte nit Ser 8egriin6ung, 6ab
er nidt fir 8egna6igune 1timmen
f0n1te. 8iele m11r6e Damn bon ser
iibrigen bier Mitg1ie6err, nGmlid
1em @orberneur, Dem @eneralantpalt,
Dem 9berri6ter 6es Sbergertdts un6
ei1em ernonnten Mitgliebe getpdbrt.
Sarge. = Ser bo6m'ite 8ii6oi
ertbeilte Ben &lerifern S. Sbiel mnb
8er1bar6 &iggens bonn ct. &oul=Se.
mi1rar mn6 Sobn M11lasfi BON Ser ct.
Sobms uniberiitdt 6ie FL. Brie1ter=
meibe.
Mi8mord.- Sobn &oB, Set
@a6elsfubrer elmer 8an6e BON @anf-
raa1bern, pel@er Dor Is Monaten o1S
Dem 3udtbol1s entiprong, miro bon
'Sberiff 8arnes aus 8nrleigb, Man.,
abgebot, mo er eben cine @trufe ab-
gebiiBt bot. = IS 8fer6e BON Ser
Stanoing &od= uno Sort 8ertbolo-
&eierpation, 6ie an Dourine leioen,
iouen auf Mnor6na1ng 6es MeitglieoeS
bes itoatltden Observation-Disclosures
Creme get06tet per6en.
Oates. - Sim @oruben6 tbrer
Mbreiie nu@ S9neben, mo- iie einer
BQmilienfeier beipobne1t nouten, err
litten &err un6 6rau 9orlon. un6
Sodter einen idtperen unfan, als sic
Bferoe 6nr9gingen. M11tter un6
Eodter trugen i9pere @erlebunger1
6abor1.
@abpeton. - Sic l1ebergabe
bes @eridtsgebd116es 6es &idlan6
@omntps miro am 90. Snni itattfin-
Sen. Die 8al1foiten betragen nnge<
fabr 100000 Collars.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-06-11
mite s6M
BUSINESS COLLEGE
ITS THE SCHOOL FOR YOU
bel1te fir aotalog un6 Gin.
5elbeiten.

fiel6 iii66itli6 bon bier mer6en stiir=
me %gerreloet> tpelde bel @daoen anz
gert9tet boben. SSrnerbob elmer $50
DIE fino bier 1e1t11 8on @egen gefanen
nno Der 9rt lit iberi@tpemmt. 6are
mer aus Ger @egeno bon ct. 2ou-
renee uno Miuer, meltlid bon @ei-
itngton, erlitten fdtperen @6o6en
onr@ @erni@t1ng bon @tdQen unh
anoeren 6armgebdu6en un6 6obei
ma1roe al16 bel @ieb get06tet.
Siour6ou 81 @ie es beibt,
mer6en oie itaotii@en 8eboroen So
rouf 6ringen, 6oB on Sen Giienbabn<r
=fren5ur9en an 6en belebten @traBen
'S9lagbaume angebradt meroen.
@tIIiit II. = Cine 5tpeite Ct
furiion nod Dem iii6liden Minneiota
nno @isconiin, dbnIi@ 6erienige11,
Die Dor einigen Moraten Barmer aus
[oem @illiams County ausgefiibrt bo=
ben, miro in eintgen @oden BON 6ar-
mern aus Sem Dtbi6e<, @nrfe<, @en=
billie un6 Dem n0r6Ii9en @oro=
County unternommen per6en. M11d
auf 6ieier To1tr ionen sic in sen. 6or=
tigen DISQUALIFICATION b~efteber6en
@erbdItriiie itlp6iert meroen.
@iIban Mt. Ger beftige @t11rm,
ser am @itttpodoben6 iiber 6os
Grant County 6~obingeiogt iit, bot
groben Sdo6en an @ebdltoen berur-
fa9t. @ilos nnb 8inomublen lin6
umgetpebt, @deunen obgebeH u11b
fleine 8ol1li6feiter 5erit0rt tpor6en.
Man glaubt, bob Elm @erlmlt bon iiber
$4,000 Collars entitan6en lit. 3um
@1iid fin6 feline MenfHenleben 51 be-
flagen; cine ernite @erIetung trl1g
Die Gra1 6es atpet MeiIen nor6li9
bon bier tpobnen6en 6orn1ers Gronf
@obel 6abon, Der ols iie o11g Dem
!Soatie getreu mon, bon eirem ber<
%abfalle1roen 8rette, Ser Mrm aeri1lo<
gen tpurbe. Dem St11rme foIgte Elm
itarfer @egen, iteuertpeiie nit So
gel bernii%t, bo@ bat man bon &C.
i9aoig11ngen Ser 6el6fridte ridts~
gebort.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-06-11
IRVING A. CASWELL
CLERK SUPREME COURT
CANDIDATE FOR REPUBLICAN
RECONCILIATION

4S@N
@eboren auf einer Sarm maize Nnofa,
"A Sabre alt.
%6eraagebiloet in 0ffentliden @9ulen.
Nnpfa @pdidule uno lniber1ttdt bon
Minneiota.
Qernte bos 9rudergeiddft, faufte Mnp<
ia @eralb ll1D CAB ben1elben 10 Sabre
bernlls.
8erbeiratbet 1tnb re1ioiert in Nnofa.
Wtitglieo bes IA. Mtin1le1otaz@ egiments
pdbreno oes paniidzameritanif9en &riez
ges 1898.
@rafti5ierte als Mntpalt in Nnofa.
Mls @lerf ser 9upreme Court etnz
thinning bon Ben Ntdtern ernnnnt 1909.
SSn pie1e Sffi5e gelpdblt in 1910, oient
iebt in ieinem erten @abltermin.
@ar @or1iber bes repnblifani16en
Mnofa Gpl1ntp Nomttees, MitglieD bes re-
p%lb1ifani1den 5taatsz@ entraltomttees,
uno murbe in 1912 auf Ser republitaz
ni16en Stoatsfontipn einltimmtg nls
MitglieD bes nationalen republttanilden
&pmitees ertpdblt.
SIT iebt @anbibat fir repnblifanii@e
Domination fir bas Nmt bes @lerf Der
Supreme Court.
&eine &anoibaten fir biel e. office auf
irgen6 einem @abl5ettel alber benz re-
pubIifaniimen.
@iiti9it i'm SIRE l1nteritiibnng fir bie<
1e office gebeten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-06-11
@erliert feinen sdlaf bnr6 &niten
bei Der Nadh.

@ebmt GoGep's &oneD uno Sar
COMPOUND. Gs gleitet' @1.rer &oIs
berob 11n6 berbreitet eire1t b~eilenoer,
beffaanftigen6en reber3ug fiber Die ent<
5in6ete, Hbel,16e 6I6de. Dos 1T TO-
fortige 2inber11ng. Sc loft a1f Sic
@efern1n,tng in gl1rer 8ruit, ftiut
f4peres, Tendencies Mtbnpert, er>
leidtert bedngftieenben, abfponnen-
ben, reiBenoen $uften. Air16er lie
ben eS. @ertpeigert irge1tb Elm Cub
ftiitnt. gmbiiM feline Dpiate11. gu
ta1fen in nnen Mpotbeter in ct.
-@Iou6. - MnSeige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-06-11
Stir GpumtD=s datmeiitcr.

&iermit our %gefduigen Noti3, oaB
id ais unporteiiider @un0i6at fir Die
Domination fir 6as @ountp-S6aB'
mei1terumt bon Steurns, County bel
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-06-11

*N\**S
urtbeiIt tporben.
Grosbp.- Sic ein5ige S6anff
Imir1bidaft @rosbp'S i'm 5pal6ing So
tel lit infolge Ser auf rtro6en" lau=
(ten6en @ntideioung 6es @i6ters Mc=
@lenabon gei6Ioiien tporben, mno es
beibt, ooB o116 6aS 6otel infolge Def
fen feline Sbiiren l9liebe11 mib.
Gilbert. = 5rau S. &on6a
aus @irginia, Minm., lit int Geoar
|SSlonb4See ertrunfen, ols Elm &uber=
boot, in meldent lie ii@. NIT 6rei iun=
gen Mdbden befan6, fe1terte. Die
anoeren fpn11ten idtpinmen6 6as nfer
errei6en.
@inona.-3 Ser As Sabre alte
@m. &utdimon, Elm 8%etpobner bon
Hlanpietp, ieBte ii6 auf 6em &etm=
mege, 11adbem er einen 3ng berpaBt
batte, a1f Sen @eletien Der Mortbtpe=
|1tern 8abn nie6er, UNI aus5urai ten,
|i9lief infolge Der @rmii6l1ng 6urd
Die groBe @ibe Elm, tpl1r6e iiberfabren
uno get66tpt.
Song Erotrte (@orreipon=
|6en5). - 2ebten Sonntag mar bier
Columbus : Sitter Gag. Son nab
un6 fern tparen Sitter eri6ienen, nm
Der @infubrnng elmer eroben Mn5abl
ne11er Mitglie6er in BEN 0rten bei3r-
mobnen. Morgens 8 lbr gingen alle
CUR gemeimdaftliden &ommunion,
un6 I'M II l1br perimmelten iie fid
in ser &ole, mo Die @%infibrungS-
feierlidfeiten Dor it6 gingert, MORAN
Deputatio1re1t bon minneapolis, ct.
Saul, ct. @loub, Mleran6ria, 8rotp-
erpiue, gogIe 8enb, STAPLES, 8roi'
nero, 0iafis nn6 Melrofe tbeilnab=
men, nm, mod 6em @abliprn4 6eS
8oters @ius 6es 8ebnten, Mnes
in @briito 5u e%rree11ert, 6ieies gu be-
tbdtigen. Sic Columbus Sitter bon
8roiner6, in 6eren Sdn6en Die Mms'
iibnng Der 3eremonien lag, entleotg=
ten iih ibrer M11fgobe in better @eiie.
Gem ~offi3ieuen Sbeile folgte in bet
&ale, I'M @r69ei@oB Ser Stride, Elm
BanfeH, tpeldes Ben Stuff Ser Song
@rairier, quite @oitgeber GIT iein, outs
Me1e be1tdtigte. Sic id0ne Geter fono
bel einem gemiitbliden :&ommers in
ser in5mii9en tuie6er graiiumten &alle
ieirpen Mbi4luB, mobet bodtp. @far=
rer 6roncis 8riti9er un6 6ie &errert
gtepe11s bon Melroie, Barron bonM1-
bonp, Goibmm bon Stoples unb Ser
mobIbeto1nte blin6e Steiner Sa.
Marpbb bon Minneopolis Dem 6eite
angepaBte @e6en bielten. = Sri.
Cite @hmibt nnb 8rmber SEQ bon
ct. CLOUD iin6 gum @ef116 Ser Gon1i<
lie 2ano bier. = 81. s.. @ro1fe nno
Soul &anSmnrtn errthten eire groBe,
fe11erfeite Garage aus @oncret. 9as
@ebdu6e nitro 66x14O GuB groB;;
in Dem gleid groBen @r6gei@oB be-
fin6en it6 Sic Observation-Disclosures.
Die 8a11foiten mer6en fi6 anf $13,-
900 belamfen. - Der @einbart+Blod
1T I'M .bas 8oppelte 'bergrobert; IN
6em @e1tbo11 befin6en ii6 Die rBeoples
Mattionol 8anf, &nrbieritl1be ur16 Bill
liar6bone. Dns obere @todtperf tit
fir 0fficen u1er Mrt eingerthtet. =
&err Sofepb 5ifdna6ler nnb @ertab>
Tint bon Mcror, Ohio, tDarett ortge.
1rebme 8efnder ibrer Sreunbin, 6rait
@seutborira Granfe, 6eren 80. @ebnrts<
tag mit3ufeiern fte 6os @ergniigett
botten. @or bier miro 6as gbepnnr
nod Californian, Brittia columbia
un6 MInsftn reiien. - Mmon Mettel,,
6ra1 nrb 5tpei &t1ber bon $a1nrolt,
@as., Gotoba, mo &err mettel Ma-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-06-11

Sebt % Die &rbeit fur bieles @hul=
labr pprbet lit, tpaS babt SIR Dor,
Dag torn1nenbe Sabr gu tbun?
Madt Sbr Cure Blane, Die Qittle
Sails 6an6els16ule gu .be1u6en?
@breibt berte cine. Ypitfarte fiir
uniern &atalDg unb ftnbet aus, mas
bic Sbnle fir @ub tbun tam. SIS
lift Cure @@ule.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-06-11
2eiet 6ieies!

@enn SIR 2ano famfen uollt, e.
1erlei Of %c1ltibiert pber nils, 10 >ue1t.
set Gmd an 1tns. @ir baben bas,
mas SIR ,piinidjt, 1nb bebanbeln Sud
ebrlid. @tearns GpnntD 2anb &c.,
6pl6ingforb, Minn. 29<4t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-06-11

bie ser Mein11ng fin6, 6aB t@ Ben
nit Dem Mmte berbun6enen Hfli9ten
m1bren6 ser 3eit, Die i6 6aSielbe be-
fleibete, IN ie6peber @iniidt geredt
gefpor6en bin, freunoltdit gebeten
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-06-11
Sir bas &epraientantenamt.

@iermit CUR gefauigen Mu6ri@t,
6oB ib ols unparteiiiber &anoibat
fir sic Momination fir 6as &epra.
1entantenomt 6es 46. IegiSlatiben 81.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-06-11
Sir &cpraientant- 46. 9iitrifft.

Sur Mepraienfamf-46. 9tifrtff.-
@er6e Sbre Sttmme fir &eprdien-
tont bel Ser 8rimartpob1 banfen6 an-
erfennen. @enn ermdblt, mer6e ih
in getrel1er @eiie na6, beltem @iiien
un6 Monen 6en @iiniden meiner
Gonltituenten gere9t 81 mer6en trad-
ten. &pbert 80. Sells.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-06-11

Der gormob1 am 16. sunni 1914 I'M
6el6e fem meroe. Mn 6ieier @nfun-
6igung in @erbinoung 6ie 8itte an 6te
Stimmqeber BON Steorns COUNTY,
mir lire l1nteritiibung ni6t porent.
bolten al moQen.
25bo. Gaipar Mdbren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-06-11
Sir Observation-Disclosures.

Sn6em i@ mild als @onoi6at fir
Sic @obl bes Observation-Disclosures
omtes BON Steorns County anmel6e,
m0dte i6 oue @dbler 6es County,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-06-11

tors bon Gtearn5 County bel Der
8ormabl am 16. Suni 1914 nno er-
Iude freun0lidjt nm Die nnteritu TIL
tung ser @timmgeber 6eS County.
Midolas Sbomep.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-11-13

Denominationalism is by no means
confined to American Protestants. Is
lam is divided INTO many sects, the best
known being the Sunnites and the
Shahs. The latter are found chiefly
in Persia and India, and they do honor
to Ali, the son-in law of Mohammed,
who were killed in the bloody strife of
rival leaders down in lower Mes
potamia.
Great shrine cities have grown up
martyrs and saints. Husain is buried
at Kerbela and Ali at Nejef, or Neshed
Ali, cities about days journey apart,
to the southwest of Babylon. Shah
desire to have their bones repose In or
near these cities. The Persian pill
grimage a source of great profit to
the Turks, are always accompanied by
So lavish is the treasure poured out
upon the mosques erected over the
tombs of Ali and Husain that the domes
and minerets are covered with gold,
simply beyond calculation. No Chris
tian is permitted near these mosques;
The leading mullahs, or ecclesiastical
officials, at Kerbela, have the last
word to say in Persian politics. Their
influence, because of doctrinal schism,
is likely to be cast against the Turks.
Up. the Tigris river from Bagdad,
of Samarra, built by the son of Haroun
er Raschid, and one of the most pic
turesque cities in the world. This was
the home of the tenth Imam, whose re-
turn to earth is expected by Shah
Moslems, and this, too, is shrine city.
It's mosque, which no unbelieVers have
entered, and which probably less than
100 Europeans or Americans have seen,
is the most beautiful in the world. at
least so far as it's facade Is concerned.
Now the ferment and suffering of
war is in all these sacred places. Their
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-11-13
RESINOL STOPS
ITCHING INSTANTLY
Heals Eruptions and Clears Fimply
BIotchy Complexions

Blotchy COmpIe1lonS
It is a fact that when Resinol Oint-
ment touches itching skins, the itch
ing stops instantly and healing begins
With the aid of Resinol Soap, it al
most always clears away every trace
of eczema, ringworm, pimples, or other
tormenting, unsightly eruption quick
ly, leaving the skin clear and healthy
Resinol is not an experiment. 1t is
a doctors prescription WHICH proved
so wonderfully successful Nfor skin
troubles that it has been used by other
doctors all over the country for nine
teen years No other treatment fol
the skin now before the public can
show such a record of professional
approval. Every druggist sells Resinol
Ointment and Resinol Soap, but foI
free samples write to Dept. AIR, Resi-
mol, Baltimore, Md.-Advertisemen
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-11-13
STREAMS SHOWING
SOME ODD FREAKS
Limestone Rivers and Creeks Are
Very Low and Not Drawing
From Underground Now
LOW WATER RECORDS co
Some Streams Report the Mini
mum Flow Since Observations
Were Commenced Here
Low WATER RECORDS co

Observations made by engineers and
! photographers of the Pennsylvania
State Water Supply Commission show
almost record breaking low water
stage, some actually showing lower
marks than ever recorded. In the
Williamsport Beaver and Altoona re-
gions very low stages have been noted,
while on the North branch of the Sus-
quehanna the river is low while tribu-
taries have shown rises. The western
| end of the State has been the first to
recover.
The observations were made
Throughout the summer and in Sep
/ tember and October it was noted that
the decrease in flow was great and
that in the last fortnight some
streams have gone to their minimum.
At Williamsport, on the west branch
of the Susquehanna where the tribu-
tary drainage is 5670 square miles, the
river went lower than ever known
during October.
AS to the western end of the State
the reports say: During the latter
part of the summer and in October
the streams were continually low
some of them approaching close to
cases. notably Slippery Rock creek.
Brokenstraw creek, French creek and
some of the tributaries or the Beaver
River, fell below the previously re-
ported minimum flow. Since that
time there has been a general rise
in the streams big and little, in the
western part of the State, so that
they are now from six to twelve in
ches above their low flows of a few
weeks ago"
On the north branch of the Susque-
hanna, of which Wilkes-Barre is the
central observation point, the report
says: "The tributaries were all very
low. but have shown q general rise
during the last week. A peculiar fact is
that the main river is still low and
stationary and has not been affected
by the rise in the tributaries. This
condition cannot exist long and the
main river should rise slightly in a
short time, bringing to an end the
low dry SPELL
The report goes into detail about
behaviour of streams and says "One
interesting feature is the behaviour
of those streams draining limestone
sections of the country. Ordinarily
a limestone stream draws on it's sub
terranean sources of supply during a
drought and shows much larger rate
of flow than those streams draining a
country of other geological forma-
ton. In the present case conflicting
state of affairs exists In which the
larger limestone rivers are steadily
and continuously falling, while the
smaller limestone streams are run
ming at low but steady flow
The Lehigh river is mentioned as
an instance of this conduct and it is
noted that it is close to it's minimum
bow record. Spring and Bald Eagle
creeks in the Center county region
are reported as holding steady and
giving examples of the way limestone
streams are behaving. The Yellow
Breeches creek, which is the boun-
dairy between York and Cumberland
counties, is a limestone stream and is
holding a uniform flow and is declared
! to be probably the most uniform
| flowing stream in the State"
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-11-13
Ladies: Have. a Com
plexiOn That Fascinates
No More Shiny Skin

Here's new complexion cream that
your druggist will recommend; q new
and better cream made chiefly of pure.
rich olive oil.
Use it for two days and O beautiful.
fresh, clear, youthful complexion VA
be your reward.
Use it regularly If you desire to be
rid of wrinkles and crows feet; of
blemishes and blackheads.
Ask for Cream Veo; your druggist
will tell you that there is a brisk de-
mand for 1t because it creates beauty
speedily; is most delightful and re-
freshing and is not expensive.
Cream Veo is a heavy liquid cream
easy to work and has such remark
able tissue building powers that hol-
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Illness appear.
If you want to look younger use
Cream Veo; you'll praise it as do thou
sands of others after the first trial.
Cream Veo is fine for sunburn and
you can depend on its not promoting
hair growth. Golden Seal Drug Store
can supply you.-Advertiseme
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-11-13
BoMBs HAVE VOLCANIC ACTION
Airman Says Explosion Creates Severe
! Conclusions and Intense Cold


Conclusions and Intense Cold
Special TO The Telegraph
London, Nov. lathe ally Mails
with a French airman on the new
French air bomb.
Il have used both the dynamite
bomb and the new bombs" the air
man said. THE two are very similar
in size and in weight, but the effect
as seen from the air is very different
when a dynamite bomb falls upon
a body of men you can see bodies leap
up in the air. 1t is like a small vol
cano in action. When one of the new
bombs bursts it simply lays everything
out fiat within the area of its eXpIos-
ion. 1t seems to exert the whole of its
force in waves. Men go down like
tenpins, buildings collapse like houses
of playing cards, guns are turned over
as If by some unseen hand.
THE explosion raises virtually no
dust or smoke. Even the earth dis
turbed is instantly flattened out by the
same extraordinary waves of force
Extreme cold is produced at the mo-
ment of the eXplosion-a cold so in
tense that / felt it myself when ]
dropped my first bomb at q height OF
about 500 feet. / was taking great
chances in flying so low, but l wished
to see the effect of the bomb 1t fell
on a group of Germans bivouacking in
the field / estimated that at least
thirty men were killed within the area
of explosion. Death from these bombs
comes instantly from the intense cold
and the concussion."
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-11-13
CUT THIS OUT
Famous Recipe For Catarrhal Deafness
and Head Noises

II you know of someone who is
troubled with head noises, or catarrhal
deafness, cut out this formula and hand
to them, and you. viii perhaps have
been the means of saving some poor
sufferers from total deafness Inves-
tigation has proven conclusively that
catarrhal Deafness head noises, etc,
were usually directly caused by con-
stitutional disease, and that salves,
sprays, inhalers, etc, merely temporise
with the complaint, and seldom, If ever,
effect a permanent cure. This being
so. much time and money has been
spent of late In perfecting a pure,
gentle, yet effective tonic that would
quickly dispel all traces of catarrhal
poison from the system. The effective
prescription which was eventually for
mulated and which has aroused the be-
be extinct is given below in UNDER
standable form, so that anyone can
treat themselves in their own home at
Secure from w. H. Kennedy or any
other good druggist in Harrisburg, /
OF. Parmint Double Strength). about
TO 1t Il pint of hot water and 4 OF. of
aranulated sugar; stir until dissolved
Take one tablespoonful four times a
The first dose should begin to relieve
the distressing head noises, headache.
dullness, cloudy thinking, etc. while
tenn is invigorated by the tonic action
Of the treatment. Loss of smell and
mucus dropping in the back of the
throat are other symptoms that show
the presence of catarrhal poison, and
which are overcome by this efflcacious
treatment. Nearly ninety per cent. of
all ear troubles are said to be directly
caused by catarrh. therefore, there
must be many people whose hearing
can be restored by this simple home
treatment. Every person who is trou-
bled with head noises. catarrhal deaf
ness. or catarrn in any form. should
give this prescription trial.
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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-11-13
KAIsER's MUsTACHE UPTURNED
Change i'm War Lords Appearance Is
Described as Startling

DeScflDeu as starting
London, Nov. ia dispatch to the
Standard from Copenhagen says:
THE Kaiser has clipped off the up
standing ends of his mustache. This
startling change in the monarch's ap-
pearance has been observed during the
last day or two, when the Emperor
was passing through central Germany
on the way to inspect Il large number
of recruits completing their military
training. The loss of his aggressively
erect mustache robs William IL of
much of his former almost ferociously
martial appearance.
When it was observed some time
after the beginning of the war that
the Kaiser's hair had turned white, no
one paid much attention to that
change, but the removal of the ends
of his mustache has impressed the
public Imagination
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-11-13
ORGANIZE GOLDEN LINKS LODGE
-oV members to Be Admitted to Order
at Meeting Tomorrow

The Order of Golden Links will or
game branch order in this city at
meeting which will be held tonight
IN odd Fellows Hall, 3O4 North Sec
ond street.
Ihe supreme lodge is in Wheeling,
w. Va. Two hundred charter mem
bers will be admitted to the new lodge.
5. P. Altland. supreme chaplain, of
York, Pa, will confer the obligations
and II. w. Mitchell, national organi-
zer Wheeling, w. Va, will have
charge of the ceremonies, assisted by
2; b.. Wreath, State organizer, of
Philadelphia.
Officers will be elected for the en-
suing year after which a short busi-
ness meeting will be held. Several Sc
lected degree teams from York and
Allentown will be present at the cere-
monies.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-11-13
He Was Hawking and Splitting
His Life Away
Strange Case and Remarkable Cure of
John T. Strumpf

His stomach was also afflicted, and
his breath was very, very offensive.
He had used atomizers. vaporizers,
douches, powders, salves and oint-
ments, but from all he received no
benefits He finally resolved to try
Quaker Extract and Oil of Balm.
What was the result? After using
three bottles of each he is cured and
If you do not believe it, ask him.
The wonderful Quaker Remedies
are on sale at II. c. Kennedy's, 80
South Third street.-Advertise
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-11-13

Nothing is so disagreeable and an
noying and dangerous as a constant
hawking and splitting caused by ca
tarrh. No person was in a condition
, to verify this fact more forcibly than
Mr.. John T. Strumpf, of Mechanics
burg. He is now 81 years old and for
the past six years he suffered from
& bad case of catarrhI When he
awoke in the morning he would spit
up chunks of offensive matter. His
ears would roar and buzz and he had
constant headache above his eyes.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-11-13
BOYS FALL INTO AsHPIT

Hagerstown. Md. Nov. 10. - William
and Charles. young sons of Clinton
Zimmerman, of Williamsport, were
burned by falling into the ashpit of
brick kiln while wrestling. Their cloth
ing ignited and they We're saved from
being burned to death by several of the
employees of the brick yard beating out
the flames.