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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-29

~uIyt1S%o9I SS0AStN.
nSS9 tpieoerbole biermit meme @mz
pfeblung beg Beruna. Siderli9 fat es
meiner Iodter in ieoer @inii@t gut gez
tbnn, als iie an elmer @rtdltnng lit.
S9 babe Beruna in metner Samilie
bGufig gebraudt nnb babe es als Elm
ausge3eidnetes Mittel gegen @rfdltungen
un6 au6 als Elm Stdrfemittel %gefunoen.
Sd empfabl es meinen Sreun6en bduz
fig. Yeruna i6eint in meiner Samilie
lnentbebrlid 5m fem, Da fem anoeres
Wiittel in grtdltungsfdqen 10 nirt1am
mar.
SebeBamiIie, melde tpiinl@t, gez
gen @rtdltnng .gef@iRt gu fem. foqte
Beruna beitdnoig in tbrem &auie fem.
9esgIeide cine @ppie Der neueften Ins<
gabe bon vSQs Of 2ife" frei berfan6t
bon Ser Rernna 60, Columbus, Ohio.
Sene, tpelde teine fliHt8en Nebiatnen
ttebutett tup1en, t5nnen jett $ernna 9ab=
lette betpntnter.
Srast Gmren Mpotbefer fir ehnen
2nds 9ap Mlmanac fir 1914.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-29
@rpnprins belaitist.
BerItn, %. Sam

Gin onideinen6 eeiiteseeitorter
Mon1 madte am Sreitagna@mittoe
in Berlin einen tbdtli6en Mngriff oui
Sen &rm1prtn5en Grieort@ @iIbeIm,
matr6e ie6o6 an ieinem @orbaben Der
bin6ert un6 in @epabriam genom=
men. M1S Der @rorprtn5 inn Mnto,
mobil mod ieinem &olais 511riid=
febrte, rantte Elm Monn in SEN Gbor=
tpeg mn6 Der ndte, 6en @9lag 6es
M11tomobils GIT 0ffnen. @r tp11r6e in=
6es bon bem Soften am @ingang TO-
fort i~ibermaltigt nn6 in &aft gerom=
mett. Muf Ser @o1iaetma6e gab ser
an, 2eoppl6 @alomor 5l1
un6 ieds11n68man5ig Sabre
aIt 51 iein, fpdter m1tr6e feitgeiteM,
boB ser Mann S9nei6er lit; er err
in bertporretrer1 @orten, Ser
&ronprin5 iei fein 8r1t6er, un6 er
babe i'm um 11nterftiibnng mgeben
tpol1en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-29
2orb stratbcomas &eiietmng.
n. 26. Som

40 II, 70. eyQn.
Inter einfad)en @eremorien lift 6ie
2ei9e 6es &~odfommiiidrs fir Ga
MAZDA, @or6 Stratbcora nn6 Mount
&opal, m1f 6em &igbgate Srieobof in
@or6=2on6on beigefebt mor6en. @or=
ber fan6 eine grobarttge 9eidenfeier
in Ser @eitminfter=Mbtei itatt. Die
8abrtu6trdger maren Ser Ser5og
BON @rgDn; Der Carl bon Meroeen
un6 Ser Marquis bon 9ans6otp1ne, al
lie friibere @enerolgo1tper1teure bon
Canada; Sir @iIiam Ssler, ser @arl
BON 9eidfieI6, Sir TbomaS @aniit<
tart Botpater, 2or6 Mapor bon 2on=
6on; SIT. Son. 9etpis @arcourt,
Stootsiefretdr fir Die @olonten; Sir
Gbomos Sffi1uner nn6 Nrof. George
Mbm Smith, @i3e=&an5ler Ger Mber=
been=nniperiitat, beren @an5ler 2orb
Strutbcona gemeje n tpar.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-29
Observation-Disclosures
8abin fo Il, rs. Na1

@H y III gIlO w. 70. SQH.
Setator Sberman bradte beute
I'M 9unoesienat cine &~eiolution ein,
get1db melber BEN &btlippi1pen Sic
l1nabbdngigfeit 10 bal6 getpabrt mer-
ben foll, als es ii6 NIT Der gbre ser
Ser. 5taaten p%ertrdgt, u1o tpelde
BEN Tralioe1ten ermahtiet, NIT
ENGLAND, 2elltihlano, Trarfreib,
&uBlano, Stalien nlro Sapan tn Ser
banolltng be5iiglid Ser grbaltung
Der ltl1abfallgigfcit beS Mr6ipeIs mno
Ser Neutralitat ieilles @ebieteS I'M
Safe zines &rieaes ein5utreten. slls
@egenleiltl,ng iul SEN Signatur=
mad)tetr eines iold]en Gertrags ser
freie &anoelsbertebr auf 6en 8bilip=
pi1lelr geipabrlei1tet mer6en. Die ge=
iollttipm tpl1rbe an Sen senatsaus=
idnb fir ininlare Mngelegenbeiten
pertpielen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-29
Dentider @abiQpn.

5an6ronciSco, Gal, %. San.
0ie 0ireftoren Ser 8anoma=Na=
Notwithstanding tpieien am 6reitag
6em 9euti9ameritaniiden Motional=
bun6 einen- 8lab auf 6em Musftel=
lungsgeldn6e in Gan 6roncisco,
@al., CUR @rrthtrtng eines @abinons
an, IN meldem Ser gei6idtlt@e, ful=
turelle un6 io5iale ginfluB 6es 6eut-
i6en Clements in 6en Ser. @taaten
Dor Mugen gefiibrt merben miro.
DeutIdumerifa1rer a11s allen Ebeilen
6es 9an6eS tper6en @ettrdge fir 6ie
Mnsiteu11ng liefern .
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-29
Ser 8efnno, at welden1 lit Sc,

Ser &efnnb, at ,peldem tn bem
Sbam : Sal 6ie bonn @eri6te be-
lteuten .Sodperitdnoigen gelangt
lin6, 6urfte iih Bel Ser tpeiteren ge<
ri6tli6en &erbam6lungen 6es Sones
als a1si6laggeben6er Saftor ermei=
fen, Uni i6lieBli@ sic 6reiloiinng Sic
ies Meni6en berbei5nfiibren. IS laBt
ii@ begreiflidertpeile ni6t na6for=
iben, mie Sic Sudberftan6tgen 5u
ibrem 8efun6e gelangt iin6, Dies Inn
10 &peniger, alS an6ere Sadberftdn=
6ige, Sic minoeitens gletde Mutoritat
beanipru6en, obne ieglibe Sdmte=
rtgfett GIT etnem gan5 an6eret 8efun=
Sc gelangen mogen, tpe11n immer BEL
SEN ettpoigen tpetteren @erbanolltngen
ibr fadmdnnifdes l1rtbei1 eingebolt
tper6en io1te. SSn 6ieiem Salle bot
ii9, tpie in 10 bielen on6eren 6al,
len, 6ie un5uldiiigfeit bes fadmdn=
niiden l1rtbeils in iol6 eflatarter
@etie 6argetban, bob es fragli6 err
i@einen muB, Oh Sic Mnidmtnngen
bon Sadberita16ieen mirfli@ genrg
8erIaB bieten, INN 6aranf ein lrtbeil
bauen 5n f0nnen. @enn 6ns @of
angeitdts beS Siasfos in Dem Sole
Ebop fagt, es pare ur6enfbar getpe=
fen, baB 6os @ertdtsperfabren einen
folden MbidluB gefun6en bdtte, tpen1t
es fid I'M einen Menfden gebanbe1t
bdiitte, benz nidt iol@ rei6Ii9e @elo=
mittel CUR @erfug1ng geitent tparen
mie ienem Ebam, 10 IdBt iid fiderlt6
nidt faeer, es bette cine b%erortige
Mein1tng fetne 8eredtigung. Mte-
man6 for1t es Dem @oIfe ~ber6enfen,
tperm es 3m folder Mniidt binneigt
nn6 berielben MuSornd berIeibt, 6en1t
es bedt ifid 6tefe Mniidt NIT Ser Or
fabrmng, meIbe 6as 9eben Sag fiir
Sag liefert.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-29

I'm NUN al19 BET Ser gr0ffmtrg
6es nel1en Sbeaters, mel6e 6teie $50
DIE 6reitagaben6 Dor lt6 geben miro,
oem @reigniB 6ur6 einen oroent1i-
6en Sdlager SEN gebiibren6en @lon5
gu perleiben, bat Serr Dapioion fir
bas Engagement elmer Ser beten
Ebeatertruppen geiorgt, mel6e inn
Morbmeiten lire &unit %erprobten.
SRI. &oberts @eieni6aft miro in Dem
breiaftigen 911itiptel r5bam," mel=
DIES mdbren6 ser 5nei lebten @oden
inn @bnbert Ebeater 51 MinneapoliS
Dor ie6esmaligem bouem 9anie auf=
gefiibrt mnrbe, am @roffnnngsabeno
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-29
9em @eid>uat, baf 9entidlani

9em @eidiuGk, Dat Sett1d)la1t0
lib in ser Gan Sranciscoer Mrsltel
lungsfroge BON England babe iiber=
t0lpeln loiIen, fat Sobn 81. @tetpart,
8rGlioent bes mertfaniiden @refl1=
tipfomitees fir bie 8orbereitnng Der
Ssabrbun6ertfeier 6es Center Srie<
6ens, elm gn6e genra6t. @elegentli6
eines 8anfetts bel 6em Seem Oorfer
MinionGr SSacob $. 56iff bot er Die
gade CUR sprode gebradt, nno aus
leinen Dorleg11ngen erfabrt man, boB
in Sen Offobertagen 6es Sabres 1912
in gerlin Elm Mbfommen nnter5ei@net
tpur6e, 6nr9 meldes ie65ebn Notio=
men Ser often @elt it6 perpfli@ten,
fir sic Do11er bon Bret Sobren feline
@eltausitelll1ng mebr 5m bef4tden.
1os Mbfommen ridtet ii6 nt@t ge-
qe11 sic San G%ranciscoer Musiteanng,
{onoern gegen ale Musitellnngspldme
iiberba1pt. Man 1T eben al1siteQnngS-
mii6e un6 m0dte Elm poar Sabre 6n-
he boben. mnter5ei9net 1T bas Mb-
tornnter bon De11ti6lon6, 0eiterret&,
Tranfreid, England, &nBlan6, Sta<
lien, Spanien unb ne11n anbere1 Nn<
ttot1er. 6ramret6 1tn6 SStalien baben
trob 6es Environments 6ie ginla6l1ng
mnqet1ommer, ober ga iie Mittel fir
oie @etbeiIigrt,tg ni@t ideinen bereit-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-29

SEN Ibeaterliebbabern Ser Sta6t un6
Der l1mgegen6 nit ibrer anerfan1rten
&rn1t bienen, nn6 in ser Tbat muB
man 6em &errn Dabiolon 6as Sob
geben, 6ab er 6en 8eipobnern Ser
Staot oas8eite 5um8ergniigen bietet,
mas auf Dem @ebiete Ser Gbeater=
fnnit geleiitet mer6en fan1. Nidt
Bios Die gan5e Gbeatergeieaidaft ion=
bern om6 6as at elmer 6l1rdgreifen=
SEN D11r6fiibrung 6es 2%uitipieles er-
foroerli6e Or6eiter miro beim @r0ff=
m1ngsaben6 I'M Dabioion am Srei-
tagaben6 mttmirfen, 70 6aB a116 in
m1iifaliider @init6t SEN 3ub0rern
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-29

nur SOS 8eite geboten miro. &err
9upiolon bot ct. @lou6 lint Elm al
len @e6iifmiiien entipredenbeS Sperr1=
bal1s berei9ert, nr6 er miro IN 6em
fdmnden @ergniig11ngsorte MIR ie=
bensmertbe SbeaterltI6e CUR Muffib=
r111rg gelangen laiien nn6 feline
@enntmiie in 6teier @e5iebung ba5u
bertpen6en, UNI Ben Sbeaterliebbabern
ser @tabt itetS nn6 immerfort einer
edten &ergmiigungsaben6 5n ber-
idaffen, 10 oft ii6 6ie Gburen 6es
Ibeaters at Ser eiren o6er Ser ar=
6eren @oriteaung 0ffnen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-29
9ieies 2nm9en=m
befannt felt fInfjebn Sabren.

&enn Sober, nel9er an 2ltngenbe=
16tperbe letbet ODER babpn beDrobt lit,
Sic nielen SSdQe unterlucben mIrOe, mo
!@eilunge1 eripirit 1perbc11 bur6 BEN @ez
brau6 bon @dman's Wlterntibe, elm Wtitz
tel, neldes Die Brobe bereits felt nabez
gu fiinf5ebn Sabren BE- tanben bat, pIrbe
cine 1tarfe Meinnng gu Sun item 0es1elz
ben bns grgebnib 5ein. @as es erptrft
fat bel d1Deren, far11 es uld fir @u6
tbnn. 2e1et bie1es:
145 6. 1872. ct, &ep Dort.
u@errenl = 2ebten 9e5ember 8og i6
mir cine pl0blide grf6dltung 5n, Sic IN
8nel1monin ~alsnrtete. Ser 9oftor tbat
aues fiir MIDI, mas er bermod6te. gines
Enaes 1ab i1 Elm 3eugnib in elmer Ser
2eif11ngen, bas bon Sen gnten @rgebni11en
iprad, Sic bnr6 Sen @ebrau9 bon Cd
man's Mlteratibe ertpirft nnrben gegen
Qunoenbe1hiperDe. S6 fling an es 81
nebmen unD balo bemerfte ff6 quite @ez
fultate. M5eine 2ungen begannen ii6 81
3unebmen nno mar bal6 geinro senugk,
frene mild iebt elmer b%eieren @elnnb9sitI
NOR. Sd bin Elm Miiiionsarbetter tir
bag MeiD gorter &eim fir betmatblole
unb freunbloie .&naben.
(Mffioapit) @rneft g. @tIcoT. !.
(Sbiges abgefur5t: mebr auf 8erlanQen: J
@dman'S Alterdtibe bat ftb biele Sob
re binbnr1 erprobt in bolHter @irffam'
fet gegen fdIirar1e 9nlsz rn6 2ungen>
@rnnfbeiten, Bron9itia, brpnhiales Nfth>
ma, bnrtnddige @rfdItllnger unb i'm Nuf<
ban bes @bitems.. gntbGIt feine 8es
td1bungsmittel, @iftfnffe ober Mebi3t>
men. bic fnm our @etpobnben forn1irer.
Werfn1ft Bel ben leitenben Mpotbefern.
6hreibt an Dns gdmm 2aborntoriaiu1,
9Hlabelpbin, Ba., fir 8ooilet, psLbes
iber &eill11gen unb anoere epioen5 ban.
belt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-29

raoe5u mniterboft. Die @aite lino
gebalten, ein 8ao gu nebmen. Sbr
&lei6er tper6en 6r1r9 @ei3porri6tun=
gen gereinigt. SHE 3immer un6 Set
ten itn6 duberit iauber. 8er 10
Gents ansgeben fam, Ser erbalt Elm
Bripat5immer. &err CHARLES s.
Games, Hrdli6ent ser Central Erult
@ompanD Of Sllinois" lit ser @rrid=
ter 6ieies &otels. @r bot 6ieies
@erf ser Na6itenliebe gum Mnoen-
fen an leinen am 5. September 1912
inn Safe @eneba ertrunfenen 5obn
Mnfus 6. Games, gei6affeu; fem
gobn mar ltets ein 6reun6 mn6
@obltbGter Ser Mrmen un6 MrbettS-
Iolen. 9os Datpes &otel lit 6rei
Stodmerfe bo9. gs fann 400 Mdn=
ner beberbergen. Mm eriten Mbenb
tpnr0en 205 @dite 5n 5 Gents beber=
bergt. Die 5rlebt @efomme1een mnB=
ten Hripat5immer nit SAB 5m 10
Gents mbn1en. @err 3atpeS iagte
ont gr0Hmngstoge: rDieies &otel
miro ME eine @erberge fir 2an6itret=
der lein, ionoern tpas MIR be5mefen
lit, 6em miir6igen arbettsloien Marn
eine ~anlt4n6ige @erberge nit ettpas
G1fen fir go15 tpenig @el6 5u bic
ten."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-29

SS~ntereien Sapa1s fommen bier erit
ON 5meiter Steue, mie ia au6 in Ssa=
pan sic S%Snterellen ser Ser. 5toaten
jebenfals ni9t an eriter 5tene berud=
1tdtigt peroen. Wit 6ieier 20iu1g
muB Sapan li9 abftn6en nno f6lieB<
Iid miro es oas mobl m16 tbun. Die
Ybrole bon Sen uan6eren Mitteln"
mag ia auf 6ie iapaniiden SSingoeS
eine1t glten gin6rnd MAIDEN, aber
bier miro tie idmerli6 perfangen. So
riiber oiirfte man ii9 au6 in Tofio
3meifeln ni6t bingeben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-29

ltellen 511 tpoGerL bat sic Mnnobme
Ser ginla6ung tpenig 8e6eutung.
'Stemart bofft immer nod, 6ab
Deuti6lan6 ur6 England ft6 trob
6es Mbfommens betbetligen merben>
aber 6iefe Soffn1ng ltebt offenbar
auf iebr fdnaden 6iiBen. 9ariiber
aber fann iett fem 3meifel mebr be-
lteben, 6aB Deutl6lano lid in Ser Mn=
gelegenbeit BON England ni6t bat
iibertolpeln lal1en. @as tpir ibrigens
a1t6 nt6t einen Mngenblif gegla1bt
baben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-29
@rbe gebprcm.
g ii e I. %.

Sem &rin5en @ictor Mapoleon,
6em formellen 8raten6enten anf sic
fram6iii@e @aiferfrone, p11r6e in
@riifiel am 8reitag ein grbe gebo-
rem. Ser 8rin5, Der i'm 50. 9ebens=
iabre itebt, lit felt 6em Sabre 1910
nit Grin5eiiin @lementtne bon 8el-
gien, Ser iMngiten Todter oes ber1tor<
benen &onigs 2eopol6, berm6bIt. Ser
Gle entfprob Biz iebt MIR cine Sod)=
ter.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-29

Nltf ben Eriimnlern bes Dor etma
einem Sabre aus unb tbeils nieoer-
gebromten 1apioipn S%pernbouies
lit ein nelles Sbeater erri6tet mor=
Sen, meld)es oas poroem Sen 1beater-
liebbabern ser Sta0t at ibrem Ser
gniigen geoiente bel peitem anglega1r5
urlo beql1cmer Ginridt1ng iibertrifft.
Malmger 6. E. Dapiolon bat ourd)
sen qltali Sbeaternea1ba11 bafiir &C.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-29
@rpbe Mpfelfnenermte.
Ghicaao. 26. 9

3b1cd96, 20. J6h:
Gle 6iesidbrige Mpfeliinenernte am
Eacific miro BON 6. 6. Mc@ormid,
6em Gi5eprdiioenten Der Soutbern
Yucific, u1s gldn5en6 be5eidnet. sic
lon 10 groB fem, baB auf ieoe &erion
in Sen Ser. @taaten Is Mpfeliinen
fommen. M1s California allein mer>
6en 10000 @agenlmoungen ber>
ian6t, 6as 6oppelte Ser boriabrigen
grnte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-29
Gin ,teaes erobes staoteret8,aib.

BON auen 5iben aus Die giibne redt
ms Muge eefabt meroen tann. bat er
Dor ouem fem Mngenmert auf oie8ub=
nc lelbit qeridtet, a,1f Die etmaige fritz
here beflaaensmertbe ltmitat,oe beltte
ourhous mht onipenobar itno. Die
giib1pe lit IN ibrer @ergroBerl1rg mebr
,rno better gu lolden @oritednngen
qeeianet, sic poroem in ct. @lo11o
fal11n at ern0gliden tpare11.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-29

iorgt, bob ct. glo1lo iebt iiber eim
Spernbolts perfiigt, bas ielbit ben
gr0Bten 5taoten I'M Morbmeiten 5ltr
3ier gereihen miiroe unb 5nglei6 bat
er babel fem ltets in ct.
Glm1b gelebtes 3utrm1en mte=
oernm beitdtigt. Meb1toem bab
&err Dopibion fir elem beql1eme
ginribtltng 6es groBen Ebeaterral,-
mes iprgte nnb babltrb er5ielte, 6aB
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-29
Mm Memiabrstage lit in @bieagl

Mm Memjabrstaee lit in Chicago
Elm &otel er0ffnet morben, baS ein
mabrer Segen fir Mrbeitsloie fem
miro. @ie 6as uaotb. 8odenblatt"
mittbeilt, foltet Sos 8ett nit 8a6 5
Gents, Snppe 2 Gents, &affee 2
Gents n16 on6ere .@peiien ftn6 5u
berbaltniBmdBig biIigen 8reiien gu
boben. 9os Sotel lift MODERN einge=
ridtet nno in lonitarer 8e5iebung ge=
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1914-12-18
Fair EXCHANGE.

It was Mrs. Malloons birthday, and
she felt trife. disappointed that there
was no gift beside her plate. It was
the first time in twenty years that her
husband had forgotten the occasion.
Mr.. Malloon smiled at her frankly.
my DEAR" he said, Il have been so
busy lately that have not had time to
buy you birthday gift. but I'll give
you the cow
She thanked him graciously. Daisy
is beautiful cow she said
Two months later Mr.. Malloon's
birthday came round. When he APP
peared at breakfast his wife greeted
him with radiant smile. my DEAR"
she said, II have been SO busy lately
sewing for the children that haven't
had time to make you birthday gift.
but I'll give you the cow."-C Chicago
News.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1914-12-18
NEW YEARS IN CHINA.
When All Debts Are Paid and the
Whole Country "Painted Red"

When All Debts Are Paid and the
Whole Country painted Red"
New Years is the national pay day
Ia China. All accounts must be squared
up at that time, and the man who can't
raise money enough to pay his debts
has to go into bankruptcy. The laws
are such that the creditor can enter the
debtors house and take what he pleases
IL there is no settlement To prevent
such action families club together and
make all sorts of compromises to keep
up the business reputation of the clan.
New Years is great day for the
pawnbrokers Their shops are crowded
with people who want to redeem their
best clothes before the new year. There
are crowds, also, who want to pawn
other things in order to get money to
pay their debts Pawnbrokers receive
high rates of interest, in which they
are protected by the government.
The Chinese paint the whole country
red, figuratively speaking. on New
Years day in more senses than one.
Red is the color which with them de-
notes good luck and prosperity, and all
the New Year cards and invitations are
on paper Of that color. Every child
gets its New Years present wrapped
in red paper, and red Inscriptions are
pasted over the doors Of the houses.
These inscriptions bear characters
praying for good fortune, wealth and
happiness. and they are posted on each
side Of the outer doors Of the houses.
New pictures of Chinese generals are
put on the front doors, and the houses
are-scoured and made clean. Exchange.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1914-12-18
A PAINTERS PARADISE.
Capri's Quaint Inn, Where's Poor Artists
Can Get Free Board.

Capri's Quaint Inn, Where's Poor Artists
Can Get Free Board.
Capri, beautiful In itself. offers an
irresistible invitation to artists, since it
has an inn where any one. by painting
a picture on the wall. can get free
board.
To the lovely island of Capri, with
fTs perennial summer its blue grott0
and its lemon groves, came some fifty
years ago a ruined artist He opened
an inn and died rich. In his will. leav-
nag the inn to his heirs. he made these
conditions:
1.-THE charge per day, two bottles Of
red Capri wine included, is never to be
more than francs.
'sIf any artist is too poor to pay he
shall paint a picture upon some wall
sp@ce, receiving all the accommodation
accorded to those paying the highest
price.
of any German artist shall come to
the inn he shall be accommodated and
shall receive the amount Of his fare to
Germany upon his promising never to
return to Italy
The inn lis conducted today on these
conditions. Its walls are covered with
paintings. Now and then German
artist gets his fare home. Cincinnati
Enquirer.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1914-12-18

The next bull used was Hugorotus,
an animal with no high producing In
dividuals in his ancestry. His daugh-
ters produced 1893 lbs. less milk than
their dams; but the percentage OF fat
was much higher. making an increase
Eat amounting to la lbs.
Vie third bull-Lorn Of Meridale
q fine pedigree; and his daughters
sNFeased the average production 141o
lbs Of milk and Sc lbs. OF fat. The
average production Of his daughters
/ was 1859 lbs. OF milk and 2s7 lbs Of
3fat.
The next bull was Missouri Rioter,
Brd, a son OF Missouri Rioter. His
mother was the best COW in the herd.
His daughters produced $3.50 lbs. Of
milk and 146 lbs. Eat more than their
dams.
Minette's Pedro was used after Mis-
souri, Rioter. Bird. He was an animal
Of fine breeding with many high-clasa
animals In his pedigree Ten OF his
daughters were superior to their dams,
and ten were inferior. There was an
increase OF IS lbs. OF milk and 4 lbs.
Of fat. This bull was holding the aver
age of the herd.
Brown Bessie's Registrar was the
last bull used with daughters old
enough to test. The data regarding this
bull are too limited to draw conclu-
gions, but it Is evident his daughters
are iufarios THO dauChfnra y,vsnd.1nad
1874 lbs. milk and rs lbs. fat less than
their dams.
The records show the great care that
should be used in selecting a bull; and
the desirability OF keeping the bull In
the herd until the production OF his
daughters is known. Missouri Rioter
was sold before his daughters began
to produce, and valuable bull was lost
to the breed.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1914-12-18
Three ACES.

The Berlin botanical gardens. says
Lustige Blatter, are wonderfully beau
tiful. but to small children they are a
forbidden paradise. Boys and girls I'M
der ten are not permitted to enter.
Herr and Frau Muller found this out
to their disappointment when they
planned to take their little Paul on a
Sunday trip to view the beautiful gar
dens. Nevertheless they gave their
young hopeful few instructions and
started out. At the gate the porter
stopped the young Muller How old
are you ~ he inquired. Paul answered.
"Six for the electrics; really eight; for
the botanical gardens. ten"
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1914-12-18
DIFFERENT VARIETIES OF SEED
POTATOES SHOULD NOT BE
MIXED BEFORE PLANTING.

Potato growers often find their stock
mixed and are at loss to account for
1t. Some who have not become well
informed seem to think that the wind
or bees may effect the blossoms and
that is the way the mixture happened.
1t is only when potatoes are grown
from the actual seed which is found
In the ball-ghaped pods where the Bios.
SONS have been, that the bees or wind
can cause any mixing. There are sew.
eral ways in which mixing may oc-
cur. One is by the accidental dumping
AOf sack OF one variety into a pile
8pf another. Another way which / be-
5lieve often happens, where one is
growing the Mccormick variety is,
that there are some tubers left over in
the soil from previous digging which
perpetuate themselves and thus get
into later crop. Another chance for
mixing which is probably the least
common, although by no means rare,
is bud variation. Bud variation is CON
stantly happening in plants and the
most common form IN potatoes is the
color of the skin. The White Nc
Cormiek is q bud variation Of the older
pink-eyed variety. Now. there has APP
peared In the White variety "sprout"
Or bud variation with splashes Of
pink on the skin.
II potatoes do get mixed it is often
less trouble to separate them after they
commence to sprout. Sprouts that have
started in the dark In some varieties
are pure white, others are yellowish
white. others have some purple in
them. A very common mixture is
Irish Cobbler and Green Mountain. The
sprouts Of Green Mountain, when
grown in the dark. are clear green
ish yellow. while those of Irish Cob
bier are white. with purpIish streaks
and patches at the base.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1914-12-18
The stonina Of Hamilton.

Alexander Hamilton was stoned by
New York audience in the summer Of
1875. While at a public meeting he
was speaking in favor Of the Jay trea-
ty, which had just been negotiated by
John Jay between the United States
and England. DR. Francis in his "Old
New York" says that among those who
did the stoning was the famous Ed
ward Livingston, together with many
other leading citizens"
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1914-12-18
RING or THE FISHERMAN.
Used BY che Popes to Seal Documents
Of the Holy Sees

Used BY che Popes toeSeai Documents
Of the Holy see.s
The ring Of the fisherman used by
the pope exclusively to seal documents
Of the holy see shows an engraved
figure Of St Peter, the first bishop Of
Rome standing in boat and dinging
With two hands a net into the sea.
In 1909. when the French occupied
the city of Rome, Plus VII. then pope.
was ordered BY General Radet to sur
render the fisherman's ring The, pom
tiff refused He feared that by means
Of the sanction of the ring the French
government would be enabled to issue
dangerous documents.
When finally forced to surrender 1t
the pope altered the engraving or
stamp with the view OF making it use
less to his enemies This seal thus
defaced was forwarded TO Paris by
the French general In command ut
Rome Plus VII. in the absence of the
fisherman's ring, made use OF an iron
seal engraved with the tigures of SITS.
Peter and Paul and inscribed with the
words, .fPro Annulo Piscatoris' lin lieu
Of the fisherman's ring,
The fisherman's ring was kept in
Paris until Napoleon [. was over
thrown, when il was returned to the
sovereign pontiff The ring is used only
to seal briefs The bulls. more fmpor
tant documents. are stamped with the
leaden seal Of the ancient parchments
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