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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-14
f I'D FOLLOWS
CRASH Of BANK
At kENNESAW
Receiver Held for Alleged At
tempt to Assassinate Former
Cashier of the Institution.

The town Of Kennesaw, Ga, was
divided into two factions Wednesday
with &. A. Fite. receiver FOR the Ken
nesaw Bank. in Jail at Marietta, ac-
cused Of firing i've shots into the
house Of W. p. Whitaker. formerly
cashier Of the bank, which failed
about two years ago.
The Grand Jury was in session at
Marietta. and the case was presented
at once. The jury now is consider
ing It while Ffte is held under $500
bond
The trouble began with the failure
of the bank, in which Fite, who also
Is station agent for the Nashville,
Chattanooga and st. Louis Railroad,
was a large stakeholder.
Fite Heavy Loser.
Fite lost several thousand dollars
in the failure and was extremely bit
ter against Whitaker, who was &C
cused by others as being responsible
for the smash. In fact, he was in
dicted for embezzlement, but was ac-
quilted.
Early Monday night two shots were
fired through a window of the Whit
Rker home A minute later three
charges from a shotgun came crash
ing through the glass panel of the
front door sweeping the length OF
the hall
The plan appears 10 the local au
,horities to have been murder, with
the idea that Whitaker, aroused by
the, first two shots, naturally would
run into the han to see what the
trouble was
Whitaker Not at Home.
As it happened. Whitaker was in
Atlanta on business at the time of
The shooting. His wife and two
small children, with Miss Jewel Hill
debrand the daughter of neighbor.
who had been asked to spend the
night with Mrs Whitaker in her hus-
a3nd's absence. we're the only persons
The shooting aroused the neigh
hGis, who investigated, but not be
fore the person who did it had gotten
away Whitaker was reached by tel
ephone IN Atlanta, and came through
the country in an automobile, reach
ing Kennesaw at | o'clock in the
morning
Before that time. George NJ. Hicks,
Deputy Sheriff, of Marietta, had OBJ
tanned boodhounds belonging to DIR
Sidney Pace, of Smyrna, who fol-
lowed a trail from the Whitaker home
to thst of Fite, who was in bed asleep.
Arms Found in Fite's Home.
The Deputy Sheriff stated that a
shotgun which had been fired recent
ly was found in Fite's house. with
shells which were duplicates of the
empty ones on the ground near Whit
aker's house. A revolver and car
tridges and a loaded Winchester rifle
also were found in Fite's house. Fite
was taken to Marietta and locked up
in the jail there at o'clock Tuesday
Among the witnesses summoned
from kennesaw to testify before the
Grand Jury was negro named Flynn
Miller, who said that on the day of
the shooting Fite had told him he in
tended to FIX" Whitaker that night,
and tried to get him to help.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-14
Handles S350,000,
Without Single Error

WASHINGTON. Jan. IA new
record has been set in accurate dis
bursement here by George w. Evans
disbursine officer Of the Department
of the Interior.
Expert accountants found Mr.. Ev-
ans had handled $S50,000. 900 in Gov
eminent disbursement, during the last
80 years. without debit or credit err
ror of so much as cent.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-14

your liver and carry off the decomposed
waste matter and constipation poison
from the bowels.
A Cascaret tonight will straighten
you out by morning-a 10-cent box
keeps your head clear stomach sweet,
liver and bowels regular. and you feel
bully for months. Don't forget the chill
dren-their little insides need a good,
gentle cleansing, too.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-14
Platinum Injections
Hope of Fat Women

Special Gable to The Atlanta Georgian.
PARIS, Jan. 14-Women afflicted
with obesity can reduce by taking sub
cutaneous injections of a solution of
platinum twice week, according to DR.,
NJ. Tissier.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-14
FOR COLLEGE AND SCHOOL

Waterman's Ideal Fountain Pen.
Point and barrel to suit, never leaks,
spurts or falters; can be carried all
the time. Ask to try one. Jno. l..
Moore & Sons, AZ North Broad St
AdVt.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-14
STOCK GOSSIP.

Congressman Underwood predicts
great industrial awakening before the
end of the year.
Chicago and Atoms annual report
shows deficit of 81 ,8S3,291 after charges
compared with $30s, 722 in 1912
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-14
NEW ORLEANS COTTON.
LIVERPOOL COTTON.

LIVERPOOL, Ian l4.-Due points
higher, this market opened quiet. at A
net advance of 2la to 81 points At
l2:10 p. m. the market was quiet, . to
So points net higher.
Spot cotton steady, at points ad-
vance; mddling. 1000; sales. 5000
bales.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-14
Peg o My Heart"

The seat sale of Peg O. Nv Hoo...
will open at the Atlanta Thnrsdor,.
morning at 9 o'clock. The engoaa,
ment of the play promise, to rs,
all records, even those of "U;ithi,.
the Law" The opening night M vt1,,u
day, will be featured by three I'M hi.
theater parties, one of which ~ ~
Rotary Club, will include 150 n ,n'
and women in full evening dre.,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-14

georgia.
II will be rather risky business TO
undertake the shipment of game by
parcel post in Georgia hereafter, as
| State Game Warden Davis has just
| returned from Washington, where he
secured a Postoffice Department order
forbidding It,
Warden Davis is making every In
tellgent effort to enforce the game
law in Georgia, and ii is specifically
against the letter Of that law to ship
game from one county to another, or
out of the State into another state.
This law was being violated constant
ly, however, by postoffice shipments;
and after the package containing the
game had been given over to Uncle
Sam, the State seemingly had no
way to help itself. Warden Davis
has found a way by going to Wash
ington and having it out with the
Postmaster General.
Judge Moses Wright has declined
TO sentence prisoners to the present
Floyd County Jail until it is put in a
sanitary condition. The Judge says
the jail as it now stands is "a posi-
tive disgrace to the county," and that
he actually feels he is endangering
both the health and life OF prisoners
by permitting them to he incarcer-
ated therein.
1t seems that Floyd County long
ago outgrew its present jail, which
was. built something like 80 years
ago, and, although its remodeling has
been recommended time and again by
various Grand Juries nothing has
been done. Finally Judge Wrights
patience gave out entirely, and he has
fiat-footedly refused to send any more
prisoners there!
1t is thought likely in Floyd that
the judges firm stand in this matter
VIII secure at least a halfway de-
cent Jail for the county, and maybe
II VIII secure one altogether decent.
Governor Slaton's recent address
| before the State College of AgricuI-
ture in Athens is most highly praised
in The Athens Banner That news
paper characterizes it as thoughtful
mighty intelligent, and bristling with
constructive craftsmanship.
The Governor is an honor graduate
OF the University of Georgia, and
holds that ancient and honorable in
sutution, with all of its branches
very close to his heart. The univer-
sity has no better or more willing
friend than the Governor OF Georgia
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-14
BUSINESS NOTICE.

Only One "BROMo QUINiNE"
That is LAXATIVE BROMO QUININF,
Look for the signature of e. w. GROVE
Cures Cold in One Day, Cures Grip in
Two days, csc.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-14

out exception. the weeklies carry in
their current issues editorial notes of
most respectful sympathy and per-
sonal and professional Appreciation
The editor Of The Telegraph is very
sincerely loved by his fellow crafts
men in Georgia, and it is doubtful
whether the words of any one editor
in the State carry so much weight
and influence as his.
That he may recover completely
and return soon to the work he loves
so well and performs with such sig
nal ability and intelligence certainly
is the wish. and hope of the press Of
Georgia.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-14
within the Law"

Seats are now on sale for tbo
gagement of within the ga
which will open at the Atlanta ,rb 1am'
day. This play has been returraS
Atlanta for three days because nf ~ ~
demand for it on all sides. Notb; tue
like the hit made Christmas has avaS
been made in the history of tba oit rI
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-14
BAR SILVER.

NEW YORK, Jan. Commercial
bar silver, STA Mexican dollars, 44s4
LONDON, Jan. 14.-Bar silver steady,
265sd.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-14
AUTO VICTIMS IMPROVING

ATHENS. Jan. 14.-CliY Coie and
Grover Johnson. who were severely in
jured In an automobile wreck near Ath-
ems, are improving and will recover
from their injuries. SO IT is reported to.
day
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-14
THE PLAYS
THIS WEEK
Broadway Jones.y

Wednesday night will be the loo.
chance Atlanta will have 10 500 -,
George M. Conan comedy, Broad
way Jones, which has made sucb
big nit at the Atlanta. This is 49,
most laughable comedy seen bo..
many months. The company iS III
able, and has pleased evervono CAP
matinee is being given TO-DAY
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-14
GRAIN
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

NraIn quOtdtIonS 10 hOOH!
Previous
High. Low. Noon. Close.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-14

The continued serious Illness of
Colonel Charles r. Pendleton, editor
of The Macon Telegra pin, has greatly
distressed and saddened the news
paper world in Georgia. Almost with
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-02-26
Gaop Damilton.

@s gtbt taum etpas 10 Moman.
tti&es uno @eltfames, pie ben 2e>
benSlauf iener 6rau, bic als bic 9o@>
ter elmer armen englii4en S@mieoe>
familte oas 2i@t Der Welt erbltdte,
matchmaker @@entmamieQ in elmer
S4iffer=& netpe MalerzM obeQ unb
Dirne puroe, i@liebli@ bic 5rau oes
engliiben @eianbten in Meapel unD
6rennbin elmer &Dnigin mar, nm bann
enoli@ in 5rantret@, benz perbabten
2anDe, an bef1en @erni@tung fte nit
alien &rdften gearbeitet batte, i'm btt<
terften @lenD gu pertommen. emma
2ponS, bic nod man@erlei @ntglet>
1ungen bic 5rau bes engltf@en Sc
ianoten @amilton in Neapel purbe,
mar Elm MGb9er. bef1en ungetpDbnz
li@e @90nbeit au@ bic blafierteiten
2ebemdnner in @nt3uden perfeBte.
sic purbe als Mufmdrtertn in elmer
Matroientneipe BON etnem Martnez
offi5ier entbedt, Der iie perfibrte unD
ben iie bafir ruinierte. 9enn fam
als 2tebbaber Der grobe Maler &omz
nep an bic Heibe, aus bef1en 9Gnpen
iie in bic bes Gbepaliers @repiIe
iibergtng, bes Neffen bes Serbs 9az
milton, Der i'm Otter BON Sc Sabren
emma 2pons, Dem @tberipru@e fetz
ner 5amilie gum Srob, betratete.
emma QDons mar, mie tire 8ipgraz
pben ber1i@ern, ni@t einmal cine be-
lonbers intelligence Perion. Sic mar
bon elmer l1nbilbung, bic alles Mab
iiberittes, unb in Der u%nterbaltuw
BON elmer nnberfrorenbett, bic jeberz
mann in Tur9t unb S9reden perz
febte. @ber fte batte ii@ bic auberen
Manteren Der Damen Der @eieli@aft
trefflt@ an%geeisnet. sic NOR lber=
baupt bon elmer Mnpahungsfdbigteit,
bic fie ii@ lei@t unb ft4er alien
@ituattonen ani@miegen lteB. 60
selan9 es ibr benn ou@, ii@ am 9ofe
IN Neapel NIT allen Mnitanoe gu be-
baupten. Sa, tie NOR gerifl en- genng,
UNI f4lteblt@ etnen 10 ~gebtlbeten uab
tulttbterten Mann, pie ben 2orb
9amtlton, in TIRE Nebe gu Der trtde1
unb Bel Melfon, benz @ieger bon Sra>
falgar, cine 2eibenf@aft gu entfeKeln,
bic bieien &~rtegsbelben ale @eptfz
fensbebenten befiegen lteb. Das alles
binberte iie ni@t, am @nbe TIRES 2ez
bens alien Sammer bes 9afeins bon
@runb auf tennen gu lernen. Da
!! fur3 na@ benz Mb1eben tbres Soften
au@ Melfpn ben 9elbentob fanb, 10
mar tie ibrer 8ef@iber beraubt, mos
our Solge batte, baB ii4 audi ale
6reunbe, bic fie fiir 5uperldfitg gebal>
ten batte, fdleunigft BON tbr 3arudz
aogen. Sbr @nbe mar f@mer3pon
unb traurtq.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-02-26
Mieientransaftipn.

@itD &c., 30. Sch.
Cine &ppotbef III Sobe bon $780,
100000 auf anles @igentbum bon
gtpift & So. in Sen Ser. Staaten
pur6e Breitagnadmittag iettens Der
yir1t Iruit & Sabings 60. bon Seem
Dorf in &anfas @itp, Mo., binter=
}egt. Die &ppotbef ion alS @oran=
lie fir cine 8on6ausgabe bienen, Die
oretBig Sabre 5u einem Sab bon 5
Sro5ent lauft. 3ebn MiQionen in
Bombs per6en iofort, IS Minionen
Inor6m1ng Ser 6irma %a11Sgegeben
oer6en, un6 fiinf5ebn Meiaionen fol-
en- gum Mnfauf 1te11en @igentbums
'ertpen6et mer6en. @ieiige @eomte
yer Sirma Smift Iebnten cine @r0r=
:erung Ser Srarsaftior nit Dem 8e=
nerfen ab, 6aB cine amtlide @rfld-
n11rg tn Dem 81trealt 1T Chicago er-
:olgen mer6e.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-02-26
8ebenflide Gpibemien.
BartS, 20. SET

BdrtS, 20. Seb.
Mebr alg 100000 @ol6aten SCI
7ran5oiti6en Mrmee ltan6en int Mo:
rat Sarl1ar onf ser &%ra1fenliite, nit
Ser Mbgeor6nete @6naro 2adal16 ON
5reitag IN Ser 3eputtertenfammer It
Sorts an Der &on6 bon 5tatiitifer
1admtes. @or einigen @o9en, iagtt
U, ieien bon Ser @~eiammtltGrfe boz
$4,000 Mam $4,000 in ser
Manni6afts5immern, $4,000 in bef
febterituben urro $1,000 in Sen @ar.
KINDERGARTEN FRONT gelegen, io6al
Jlei65eitig mebr als Elm Drittel ale,
nm ~tebenoen Seer geb0rigen Manm
baften franf mar. Gum @liif, fiigt{
II bin5u> feien Ste 6aae i'm aIgemei
Ten lei6ter Natnr gemeien, unb nun
$50 Io6eSfaae borgefommen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-02-26
Kinder Schreien
MACH FLETChER'S
CAST oRIA
Grbpl1tnasfabrt.
W
Berlin, 10. 9Seb.

@robaonliral Nrin5 &einri6 uno
feline @emoblin, &rin5eiiin sSrere,
meroen NIT bem 11elte1 Dampfer
Sap Irafolgar" bon Ser uSamburg-
Mmerifa : 2inie mod 8l,enoS Mires,
Mrgentinier, fabren un6 NIT oem
gleiden @dtff beimfebren, mie bon
amtli6er 5eite mitgetbeilt miro. gs
banbelt ii6 ousi6lieBli@ UNI cine @r-
bolnngsfabrt, mel6e Ser Brin5eiitn
3uga1te fommen ion. Die &olitif
.ipielt babel ni6t 6ie geringite Stole.
81 Ser 8rin5 in Sen im6atlantti6en
@eua1iern SOS aus Sen 6rei mo6ern=
item 6eutiden &riegsi6iffen beiteben-
Sc @eidma6er treffen miro, lit frog=
lid. 6ans es eei6iebt, 1T eS eine
8mfausiade. Das M1tsmdrtige Mmt
erfubr Sen @nti6luB 6es &rin5en,
sic Sabrt na6 Mrgentinien mit5u=
maben, crit am geitrigen Spatabeno,
un6 bate Bis 6abin angenommea, BOB
.6ie @eiie b06itens Biz mad Sen Ga
nari1den Sr1eln m1sge6ebnt meroen
miir6e.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-02-26
g1s tpirfiamites MitteI qeae,t gpts

unb anbere 8Irmer BET Bferoen meroen
iebt bon Der Il. g. Negieruna Die beriibm<
ten &eurefa &apieln empfoblen. Snfolge
ibrer ab1oluten @nrmloftgfeit nerben lie
bon fetnem Wittel iibertrDffen unb Eauz
1enDe bon Sarmern nn0 $bierdr5ten ge>
bra131en Tie iebes Sdhr. Nab Nngahe Der
Megierung iino8otS abiolut gefdbrIi9 unb
ioIfen unbebingt entfernt tperben, fobdlb
Iih irgenD tpel1e Mn5ei9en bnfIr 3eigerl.
1eureba &apfeln bringen Die Biirmer in
ser fir3e1ten 3eit gum 8orl6ein uno fDn<
nen Soblen fotpobl tpte tragennen Gluten
gegeben tperben. 8enn SIRE Bferbe trob
grfen Jutters mayer bleiben, tpenn lie
h0rri1h, btftg. trdge nitp. iinb. 10 fo1ten
iofort einige &apfeln e%ingeeeben tperben
uno bic f9Ie1ten gigenfhnften merben
fid berIieren. SIZE &ap5eln InKen 1id
Ieibt nit Der &nnb eingeben, bod fdiden
mir Elm feines Snftrument frei nit iebem
Nuftrag fir bier 9nbenb. 9eurefa
&npfeln fino ein5ig uno anein sn be5ie,
len bon Der betnnntei1 Breeders Memeon
60, AZ gibble ct, Sept. 81, RiIpnufee.
Bis., gum Brei{e bon $1.25 fir 6 ODER
$500 fir 10 @ntfeln. a1pfeln nit ge<
1uaten Observation-Disclosures du9 gu
baben BEL Sc. 6. 4nrrer1. Greeport ODER
III 8nrder's 9rrg Store. GeIroie.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-02-26
geurer 5dmetter(in9.

Sem Maturbtitorti@en Muienm Der
@tobt Seem Yort 1T tiir5lih Elm
@dmetterling gei6enft poroen, Der
bic itatt1i9e @umme bon $4,000 perz
t0rpert. @s hanbeIt ii@ ntdt ettpa
UNI etnen @@metterltng aug @olb unD
Diamanten, 1onbern UNI elm etnfa@es,
un1heinbares Steraen nit grauz
blauen, gelbgetupften 5liige1n. IS
ftammt aus Der @terra Scene, benz
einaigen @ebiete Der @rbe, ND es porz
fommt, ober ebenfaGs nur b0&ft iel<
ten. SORT bat Is 9r. Sterten, Der
es Der @tabt Stem gDrt gef&entt bat,
an Der @piBe elmer Expedition BON
40 Meni@en uufgefu@t. 53met Sabre
lang bur9itreiften bic Sdger pergeb<
lid bic 'Mdlber, @benen -unb @nmpte
beS 2onbes, obne bas feltene Milo
aufautreiben. Se9s Meni&en tar
ben auf biefem Telb3uge, Der letnem
Setter eine ouBerorbentltae Summe
foftete. Wber bic @eDulD tpurDe De>
lobnt. @ines MbenbS ienfte ft@ et11
bunnes @eibenneB iiber bas ieltene
Snfett, bas 3ufdlig pie Elm @arten@
iametterlins gefange1 tperben ton11te.
Dte @umme pon $4,000 repro enttert
r111r ben reinen @ammlertpert DIE
Soften Der Expedition itab alfo Oartn
ni4t eingere4net.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-02-26
Cine 9ra6(@rift.

Muf etnem 5riebbofe Der meerumz
rauf@ten Sniel S6br ftebt Elm md@z
tiger grauer @tetn, in ben Elm @egelz
f@iff in boiler 6abrt tunitpou etngez
metbelt 1T. 9arunter itebt folgenbes
gu lefen:
rMnbier ruben bic @ebetne BON
Dirte &ramers, bes tpetlenb pobla@t<
barren peitinbii@en &apitdns, geboz
rem ben 26. Muguit 1725 in 8olz
bi1eum, Der in ieinem 2eben nit @ott
ptel gepagt, aber au@ unter feiner
2eitung bel Slid gebabt. st pagete
es pom II. Sabre an, fem 2eben Der
pilben See on3upertrauen, unter bic
len proben Der gDttlt@en @ulfe, bon
1755 Big 1862 Elm S@iff na@ Sei<
len Der Melt gu fibren unb es tparb
cine ieoe Tabrt NIT @egen gefr0nt.
@r tpagete es au@ auf g0ttli4en @tnt
fin abmefenb gu perbinben nit Der tut
genbfamen @Dfe Senien aus Nteblum,
Oh CT iie glei@ ME geieben unb itebe,
es gelang tbm, benin er fubrte bonn l.
Mppember 1852 faft Z Sabre in &ube
bic 5drtli@ite Gbe. @r nogete es
enbli9 boffnungsDoQ am 6. Mprii
1859 iber bas fdmar3e Meer be5
Sobes gu fqiffen unb fiebe, er fam
qliidlt9 biniiber unb anterte mad
ether 44jdbrtgen 2ebensfabrt i'm
fi&ern Soften Der feligen @tptgfett."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-02-26
finer %Splareidtbnm.
81 eam ca II $, ~. =

Nem Orleans, 70. Sch.
Dqs v2umber Erabe Sournal" per-
offentlidt in leiner bentigen ansgabe
cine @tatiltif iiber Die &ol5ausfnbr
aus Sen @ereinigten Staaten I'M
Sabre 1918. Die stattittf erltredt
i'd auf iammtlide &ol5arten Sic
ar6Bte 3nnabme bat Sannenbol3 gu
oer5eidnen sic nabe8n IS &ro8ent
mebr betrr,g, alS I'M Sabre 1912.
Jea6 @roBbritannien nltroen &c.
$4,000 SUP ausgefubrt. Ole Mns-
frbr nad) aa11aoa nabm INN ettpa %
Hroaert ab. g1a6 China monoerten
42 100000 SUB, ODER IS 8ro5ent
mebr, als inn goriabre. Dte 3unab-
me ser Mnsfubr nab europa lit Inn
ettpa IS @ro5ent gelttege11.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-02-26
.bau$ uHd bof.
&almenpflege im @imter.

gs lit fir sic glumenfreltoin gar
ni@t 10 leidt, lire 8lmtpflan5e1
ourb Sen @inter 5u bringen, 6enn
Sic 2idt= n11o 9aftperbaltniiie l,n-
lerer @roBita6t itn6 idon i'm Srib=
iobr, Gonlmer nn6 SCRIPT nngunitig
ge1u1g, michel mebr aber nod) I'M
@inter. 6riibe o6er a1@ buntfar=
bene 81attpflan8en bil6en aber einen
pornebmen 3immeri@mud, ben nte=
mano entbebren mag. @in man tie
aber re6t frii6 un6 geiunb erbal-
ten, 10 muB man ibre 2ebenSbeotn=
gl1ngen ge1ral1 fe1ren nn6 lie 6em-
11ob bebanoeln.
gu 6e1 befannteiten rn6 beliebte-
1en 8lattpflan3en, 6ie int 8immer
gebalten tper6er, ge60ren obme 8nei-
fel oie Nalmen. &ier itn6 es in err
tier 2inie sic Himatii6en .@erbdlt-
niiie ibrer iii61i9en &eimatb, 6ie fie
befabigt, bel unS int 8immer 81 ge-
oeiben. Sn ibrer @eimatb iteben Tie
gepiiiermaBen nit DEM @opf int Stint
mel, alio in marmer, trodener 2nft,
l1no nit 6em SUB I'M @aifer. Des-
bulb tper6en biele &almeniorten Oft
mails iabrIang BON b%eritan6igen @Iu=
menfrel1n6innen %f1ltibiert, obne 6aB
sic 8flan5e erfro1uft; notbig 1T n1r,
6aB sic Saline 1i6t 81 troden gebal=
ten miro, nidt 81 parm itebt nno
ale @o9e einmal nit einem fem6=
ten @1mamm abgemoiden miro.
@s iit Nun cine oft beoba6tete
Tbatla6e, 6aB man es bier nit Sem
@5ieBen 3u gut meint, 10 6aB itdnoig
i'm Eopfunterfabe @aiier ftebt. Das
lit ober grun6fali6! Die Saline lift
feine @oiierpflan3e, un6 10 iebr iie
6es foitbaren 9eaiies be6arf, 10 lit ite
0o6 duBerit empftn6lib gesen ftae<
nierenbe 9adiie, Die uuen @11r5eln
oer6erbli6 miro un6 iie. CUR 6dulniB
bringt. SIM CONNER, tpenm sic @ol=
me auf DEM @alton int Solbidatte11
Itebt, menn ite int freien &aiengrun6e
oes @ansgartens NIT 6em Sopf etn=
gelalien miro, braudt fie freili6 bel
mebr @aifer als I'M @tnter, 6em
i'm CONNER treibt iie 8latt a1f 8latt,
tpdbren6 iie int @irter r11bt. SIM
CONNER berri6en ia o11b b0bere
@Grmegra6e als int @inter, Ga ber=
6unitet aus 6em Sopfballen ur6 aus
Sen 81dttern iebr ptel @aiier. @enn
aber gegoiien miro, 10 giebe man,
Bis oie Eopfer6e gut 6l1r6feudtet lit,
laiie aber oles uberfliiiiige @aiier
nibt int nnteriab iteben, ionoern gle
BE es ob.
@nt 1T es o1d, me111 man &aI-
men, Defenders iol6e, 6ie nit brem
Eopf nod in elmer 8or5ellanpaie, eli
1tem %iogenarnten uebertopf, iteben,
altf einige &ofS= o6er &ol5itiidben
Iteut. @ierour6 Deficit erltens feine
@efabr, .baB 6ie @a1raeln etnig in
@aifer 1teben 1n6 gum ar6erer ge=
langt 6ur6 oas Mb5ugslo6 frti6e2uft
5n Sen @ur5eln. @as sic 8airme
in DEM 8immer anbelangt, 10 1telle
man feline @a1men eber fiibl, ais GIT
tparm.
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tel, tneil id Der gin3ige IN Der Glaile
NOR, Der feline Grage beanttporten
fonnte."
uGus lit ober ~punoerbarl Sd per-
Sc ei1rnal nit Detnem Sebrer elm
,ernites @ort reoen. @ie lartete oenn
Die Sruge?"
user bat 6ieien Nagel anf metne11
Stubl gelegt?"
@brli6 getbeilt. u@il,
lie," ermabnte sic M11tter, gu muBt
ni6t 10 ielbit1i6ttg iein. 8esbalb
labt gu Dein 8rii6erben ni6t aud
eirmal Sen SHlitten baben."
yMber Ma1na, bas tbm' i6 oo6,
.Wir tbeilen uns ebrlih - bie eine
Salfte ser Set bat er BEN S61itten.
sic anoere @a1fte Ser 3eit bab' id
i'm; er bat i'm, menn'S Sen Bere
binal1f gebt nn6 i6, me1n's ben Bere
binunter gebt."
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FOLEY 0IHAR1IC TARIFTS
Ee0Seoaah Sweet -GNuActn-b0Ne3s ~ mir
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-02-26
gdien mnhcilbar at iein. ;.

Sdten nnDctlb1r at 1ett. uSd1
lit an einem Mageniibel," i6reibt
7ra1 Slug. @ergfelot bon Gunopen,
Mi11n., umeldes nnbeilbm gu lein
hien. Sd lieB mild bon Mer5te1l
oeban6eln> aber mein 8uitan6 tpur6e
.eber .i@limmer, als better. @6IieB=
lid tp1roe i6 10 franf, oaB i9 be-
fiirhtete, be%ttlagertg git mer6en. Ss5d}
6atte oft iolde 5dmer5en 5mii6eu
SEN 9dltlterblattern, 0aB i6 faum
atbmen fonnte. Sh began1 6ann> SRI
.penfral1ter 81 nebmen. SIM gon5en
9ebrau@te id feds 6laiden; sic
Sdmer5et iino berl6mmn6en un6 id)
fiible mild 10 mobl, tpie ii@ 11ur Elm
Meni6 fiiblen fonn. Sorni's Mlpen=
frauter 1T. Die Bette Meoi5in, melde
id femme"
ga 6orni's Mpenfrduter nidt
our6 SEN GroBban6eI gum @etrieb
fommt, 1T es ni6t in Mpotbefen at
baden. Spe5ial=Mgenten liefern es,
ODER man be5iebe es 6ireft 6urh sic
&erfteller: Dr. 8eter 6abrnep &
Sons Co., 1876 60. Some Mpe.
Chicago, Sa.
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New Process
STAIN Laundry,
9entt Sir Gtnas BON Cure @aide?

9entt SIR Gttpas BON Cure Wdtd]e?
8enn 70, barn miro es fi9 gud lob
uen, ni9t auBer Ndt gu laiien. bab mir
sas un1erige. 8ir baben Die bouftdl1z
aiafte 8aldanitaIt in Norbtpeiten nnD
: hefern er1ter &lal1e Mrbeit. Bir ge<
brauden teine g%hemifalen; tpir beroerben
oaber Cure @a9en nidt. 8enn Sbr
Deine Nrbeit unD bette Bebanolung
nout, Damn beuft an uns. 1nlere Preiz
is 1tnb nieDrig : nls ion1tpo, unb mir
beforqen Cure Samiltenndf6e btltger,
aB SIR es 1elbit tbun t0nnt. @rtunoigt
asuD mber5eugt @u6. 8ir baben Ngenz
tea in ben u%mltegenoen 5tdbten.
6. s. MeDer 9ampfmaidanit alt,
5. Mbe. g., ct. CLOUD.