davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Saehets.

The latest sachets are flower leaves,
crushed and dried, then highly spiced,
TO which a dash of sGchet powder is
added. This mixture is then inclosed
in net bags which have been lined
with a thin scrim and tied about the
top with satin ribbons. These make
the most attractive and the sweetest
Cliterally) sachets to tuck into chif-
fonier drawers, to hang from a closet
hook or, in fact. to put any place
where clothes are kept.
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Parson Rose to the Occasion.

Uncle Jim Sugarfoot killed a fine
rabbit for the entertainment of Par
son Heavegrace, who was expected to
dinner, but as rabbits were out Of
season he thought to avoid what might
prove an embarrassing situation by
maxim the parsop think ii was
chicken.
Brother Heavesrace." said Uncle
lin, when it came time for a second
helping, what paht of de bird would
iou like now?"
with merry twinkle In his half
closed eyes Parson Heavegrace re-
Piled:
IF you all don mind All think Ahll
AXE de giZzard."
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wants TO serve
wholesome, at
tractiye food TO
her family when
she Is too busy TO
give much time
10 its preparation.
Most delicious din
ners OF n small
Ar.H - hA~-,
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Overheard.

Little Pitchers-Miss Mamie, l want
% hear your head sound.
Miss Mamic-My head sou:-ll
Little Pitchors-Yos; ma said v.,,
we're rSttlc-brained and | wan. to
lear It.
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portion of meat which has been
Drowned to add favor. added to n few
combinations Of vegetables which go
nicely together makes a main dish.
and vegetables all served has from
one dish. A very appetiZing combina-
tion with a bit OF mutton Is few car
rots. peas and small onions with pcta-
toes cut the same size if there are no
small ones TO be used.
Peach and Sage PudGIng.-Soak q
quarter Of a pound Of sago over night.
if the oldfashioncd kind is TO be used.
in cold water to cover. Put q quart OF
peeled peaches, or less if the family
is small. in a bu,tered pudding dish.
pour over the sago, add sugar to taste
and a cupful of water; bake an hour
in a moderate oven. Serve hot or
cold with cream.
When a hurried, full day is taking
ones time it is a good plan to have
ali the food for the meal in one oven
if possible. or in the fireless cooker.
which is the joy of the busy house
wife. So many fecds can be better
prepared in the cooker than by ordi-
nary methods for long, slow cooking
is the best of ways TO cook the cheaper
cuts of meat TO bring out the flavor
and make them tender and digestible.
Eggs in various combinations make
easily prepared dishes for busy days.
No1RS Eln>>x~N.
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6USY-DAY DISHES.

al sorts of casserole dishes are
fine for the busy housewife who
The Sentinel=record., 1914-07-09
vANiTiE LOSES RACE.
Cup Favorite Drops Trial Race 10 the
 Resolute.

Cup Favorlte Drops Trial Race 10 the
 Resolute.
 Newport, R |. July S.-After lead ing throughout the contest the cup class yacht Vanitie lost the first ac- tual trial race for the defense of America's cup sailed off here today the Resolute winning on her time al lowanee by one minute and l9 sec onds Defiance, the third cup defense candidate, broke down today wEen she was scarcely outside the harbor. She probably will race tomorrow.
 The committee on selection Of de fender followed the yachts but were non-committal The general opinion tonight in yachting circles seemed to be that the Vanitie won the days hon ors. The yachts will go out again to morrow for the first race under the direction of the New York Yacht club, today's contest being held by the Eastern Yacht club. Lighter winds and some sea is predicted for the trial.
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TRl-STATE TENNIS

Memphis, Tenn, July S.-Nine play CTS remained as contenders for the singles championship of the Tri-State Tennis association at the end of to- days play in the tournament which began Monday. With the exception of Gordon II. Campbell, of Little Rock, all of the survivors are local players day was between Nat c. Emerson. former western champion. and NV. C. Alexander, both of Memphis. Elmer son won 6-s; f-5; 6-3.
 Sixteen teams are entered in the doubles. The Tri-State association is made up of clubs in Arkansas. Miss. issippl and Tennessee.
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chicano 4.5. Boston 2.4.

Boston, July S.-Chicago moved up in the American league race and Bos- ton dropped when the White Sox won two games from tn ehome team 1 to in ten innings and 5 to 4 to- day An accident helped Chicago in the first game and cost Boston the services of Hooper, crack right field CT, who collided with Speaker. Chi cago hit Coumbe hard in the second game and was assisted by errors.
 Score-First game: k. II. E. Chicago 100 100 0004-4 Boston. . .000 Oi0 1000-2 9 ?
 Russell and Sehalk; Leonard, Be dieht and Carrigan.
 Second game: k. II. F. Chicaeo. .010 012 O10--5 13 2 Boston 000 01O 030-z4 ?
 Benz. Faber and Schalk; Coumbe, Cooper and Carrigan, Thomas.
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M., D. 6 G. TIME TABLE.

Effective March 18th. 1914. the Memphis, Dallas X Gulf Ri ilroad schedule between Hot Springs and Glenwood will be as follows:
 No. leaves Glenwood 7:05 am, ar rives Hot Springs 95b am.
 No. leaves Gleenwood l:50 am, ar rive Hot Springs 4;l0 pm.
 No. 1 leaves Hot Springs le:20 am. arrives GIenwood 12:40 pm.
 No. leaves Hot Springs 4:45 pm. arrives GlenwoOd 7:35 pm.
 These are exclusive passenger trains and will be daily until further notice.
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BASEBALL
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Cincinnati 6. Brooklyn 5.

Cincinnati, July 8.-The wildness of Cincinnati's pitchers in the ninth inning today permitted Brooklyn to come within one run of tying the score, which stood at 6 to , in favor of Cincinnati when Brooklyn finally retired, leaving three men on bases.
 Score. R. H. K. Brooklyn. .010 001 003-5 13 l Cincinnati .030 020 10x-6 10 0
 Ragan, Brown and Rariden; Ben ton, Schneider, Douglass and Clarke.
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pbiladelphla 10, Plttsburo 2.

Pittsburg, July S.-Philadelphia de feated Pittsburg today 10 to 2. 1hs visitors made all their runs and all their hits in the first four innings off OTooe and Conselman. Nam maux, youngster, went into the boa in the firth and held the Philadelphia team hitiess and runless. The Pirates started a rally in the ninth but it fell short.
 Score:
 Philadelphia. .231 400 0O0-10 12 Pittsburg. .021 200 002-
 Marshall, Oeschger and Killifer O'Toole, Conselman, Mammaux anC Gibson, Coleman.
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Boston 2, Chicago 4.

Chicago July S.-A base on balls in the eleventh inning paved the way for a : to 1 victory for Boston over Chicago today. With the score tied, Murray taking Collins place, walked. Whaling sacrificed Murray went to third on a wild pitch and scored the winning run on Gathers single. The visitors slugged in two more runs.
 Score: R. II. K. Boston .040 900 900 O3-7 II ? Chicago .001 101 O1O 00-4 II ,
 Tyler and Whaling; Lavender. Cheney, Zabel and Bresnahan, liar greave.
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FEDERAL LEAGUE
cbAaoo 5. Kansas City i

Chicago, July S.-phieago clouted out an easy victory over Kansas City today to l. Beck's home run in the second inning was a feature.
 Score: k. H. F.. Kansas City 100 900 000-l | ! Chicago. 022 GOO 01x-5 9 l
 Stone and Easterly; Fisk and Will. son.
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TRAINS DEPART.

All trains arrive and depart rom Ben ton street station. opposite the nostoffiee s.10 a. m. Little Rock local. oklahoma
 and California connection. 100 pm. Memphis. New York and ChI-
 cago 800 ?. m. Little Rock, Memphis Limited connects at Memphis for al points. b:S0 p.m. Malvern local zoo 2. m Malvern local
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AMERICAN ASSN.

Cleveland ?, Minneapolis 3. Indianapolis 4. St. Paul 2. Columbus ,, Kansas City l2. Louisyille l, Milwaukee 5.
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St. Louis 4, New York 3.

St. Louis, July S.-St. Louis got the breaks in a loosely played game with New York today and won to 8.
 Score: R. II. E. New York. .003 GOO O00-3 Q f St. Louis .0Gl 99i G2x--4 s ,
 Mathewson and Meyers; DoaN and Wingo.
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE

Memphis 1, Birmingham 2. Nashville 5, New Orleans 2. Atlanta 3-4. Mobile CA.
 Chattanooga 2, Montgomery 3.
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St. Loula 6. Washington 5.

Washington. July S.-St. Louis won 6 to victory over Washington to- day, mainly through Boehling's inef- fectiveness The Browns scored five runs iii the first two innings on six hits and a hit batsman,
 Score: R. H. E. St. Louis. 320 010 000-6 2 2 Washington 900 100 040-5 z l
 Baumgardner and Agnew; Boeh- ling, Engel, Harper, Bentley and Henry.
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ROCK ISLAND TIME CARD
TRAINS ARRIVE.

9.15 am. Malvern local. AIS pm. From New York and Chicago
 Oklahoma and California. 6:5S pm. From Little Rock. Oklahoma
 and points east.
 No. 46. the 200 pm. train. has through steel sleepers to Chicago and Denver. paror car to Memphis and dining ear from Little Rock, all steel coaches to Memphis. Connect at Memphis for all points Quickest time to New York without extra fare
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Get rid of. the grouch. LIv-vER- LAX makes the sun shine brighter. R. c. Morris Drug Go. will tell you about Lfv-vER4Ax.
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New York 7, Cleveland I.

New York, July S.-New York to- day opened its stand against the western teams by winning the open ing game against Cleveland ' to l. Cree celebrated his return to the Yankees with three hits and pass in four times up
 Score: R. H. F.. Cleveland 100 900 000-1 6 3 New York. 100 200 04x-7 8 0
 Collamore and O'Neill; Warhop and Nunamaker.
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ArIingtOnI~lO dndBatbs
 oNu s AmEh'eHH ELAN
AME REGAIN PLAN
OPEN ALL THE YEAR.
ON U. s. RESERVATION.

Every modern convenience for the comfort ana peaSuco the highest of resort patronage. Beautiful ioDDy, par Iors, writing and parIOr and rest room over looking Reservation Park Every hall of each iloor con neCted the Mountain Park by steel bridges 9oUOVo e pended the past in completely rebuilding ahu re- furnishing the Bath House. installing modern aci ty for the most perfect administering of the mnera Wa ters including complete fydrotherapeutc system ana automatic heating ventlating Private elevator ser vice from each floor the baths used exclusively for the bathers.
 W. Mig rpr dava arhs nnSw
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Buffalo 5. Plttsbura 1.

Buffalo, July S.-Buffalo won the fourth of the present series from |Pittsburg today to l.
 Score R. H. E. Buffalo. 900 800 00x--5 13 1 Pittsburg 001 900 000--l 6 7
 Moore and Blair: Barger and Berry.
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srooklvn e.4. Baltimore 4-3.

Brooklyn, July S.-Brooklyn took both ends of a double header from Baltimore today to and to 3.
 Score: shrdlu lScore-F'irst game. K. H. F.. Baltimore .000 000 0314 3 1 Brooklyn 1000 040 20x-6 II .
 Smith, Conley and Russell; Seatoq and Land.
 Second game: R. H. F. Baltimore. .010 900 002-3 l Brooklyn 100 oil 0lx-4 Q
 Quinn and Russell; I.aFitte and Owens.
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NNNNNNNNN NNNNNNNNNNNNNN } Cin1c Cables s xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx IRON MOUNTAIN TIME CARE
TRAINS ARRIVE

No. s93-From local points pe-
 tween Benton and Hot
 Springs on local freight train
 (dailv except Sundap) ..... SIS am No goo From M m p h 8,
 Wynne Bald Knob. Little
 Rock and Benton .,.........1O:1S am No i7--Frum St Louis, Chl-
 cago, Kansas city. Memphis,
 Little Rock. Texas and Call
 fufula ...ss.sss.s+s s.Au ah No 2l9-From St Louis, Kan sas City. Fort smith, Little
 Rack end rexa:!.a:.;i ....... s.sJ p.in No. s43 From St Louis. Kan Rock. Pine Bmff and T4ras. 1a:Is pm
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TEXAS LEAGUE

Beaumont 9, Houston 2. Dallas 6. Waco IT.
 San Antonio ?, Galveston ,. Fort Worth 6, Austin ,.
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TRAINS DEPART.

No. s44--For Pine Burr. Little
 Rock Texas California. Kan
 Louis " .......................7:00 am No S94-For local points be-
 tween Hot Springs and Ben
 ton on local freight train
 (daily except Sunday .,..... 7:1b am smith ..................... 12:4k pm No 1g-For st. Louis. Chicago.
 Kansas city Memphis, Lit
 tie Rock. Pine Bltiff, Texas. California and New Orleans. k:se D. M No. 202-t' or M m D h 8,
 Wynne. Bald Knob, Little
 Rock and Benton .,......... 500 pm
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

Toronto 3, Montreal 2. Rochester ?, Buffalo 3. Jersey City 5, Providence 6. Baltimore 0. Newark l.
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LEAGUE
Philadelphia 3, Detroit 0.

Philadelphia, July S.-Plank out twrled Dauss, who pitched the first seven innings for Detroit today, ana Philadelphia won by to 0. In the eighth inning Murphy got into an ar aument with a player on the Detroit bench. said to have been Cobb. The Detroit player threw bat at Murphy but missed him.
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St. Louis 6. lndlanapoIIs 3.

Indianapolis, July S.-Indianapolis tried ont McConnaughey, new twirler signed last week, in the game with St. Louis today and the visitors won ( to g.
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Score. R. II. E. Detroit .000 GOO 000-0 3 0 philadelphia. ono 200 00x-3 0
 Dauss, Reynolds and Stanage; Plank and Lapp.
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WESTERN ASSOCIATION.

Tulsa ., Joplin 3.
 Muskogee s, McAlester 6. Fort Smith 1, Oklahoma City l.
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Rates S4 per day and up; S21 per week and up.
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Report of the Condition of Citizens National Bank
Hot Springs, Ark.

Ffot Sprlngs, Ark. At Hot Springs. in the State of Arkan- sas, at the close of business June 50tb. 1914.
 REcOIIRCEC
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-22

gem;nnen. Man faufte einfluBrei9e
glGtter nit rieitgen Su1nmer1, iber-
Id]iittct oie3eitungen oieierSa1roer NIT
lpaltenlangelr geridtea iber angeb-
lidJe MiBerfolge uno N%ie0erlagen
6iterreidiifer un6 0eutlfer Iruppen,
in Sen @eiomOtidaften tperoen tdglif
oie baarltrdltben0i ten 2ugen amtlid
fir sic Seffentlihfeit Der Nel1trulen
a%usgegeben, 10 0aB Sic menigen 5eit=
1tel1tngen, Sic bon oen bei6en Ser
biinoeten ol1sgeben, aaf eine ur16urd=
oringlide @a1rb ser 5alidung r11b
betpuBten Eduidurg itoBen. Aus oem
Muslamb beimfebren6e nno IN @ian
e%ingetroffene bulgarii9e Offi5iere
moren err taunt, @ien nift BON SEN
Muilen belagert, feline geb0lferung
nidt in benem Mufrubr, Se1terreid
nidt in boiler MufI0i11ng SIT ieben, mie
es ib1ten in 3eitnngen taglih geidil-
oert mor6en NOR. Sin DEN Sieyen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-22

0enbeit betont pir0> mie lie aud
ein gerliner Miturbeiter 11eult9 als
o%ringenbe Notbmen6igfeit be5eihnet
bot. Iie @ier1er uNeih5po1t" l9reibt
ii. a.: Ml5 Ser iesige &rieg begann,
fingen Sauien0e BON Ielegrmnlarr
fir bie loge11. 0ffentlide Meim1ng Ser
Neutralen gu idpirren an, Inn 0ia
Welt nit fallden Mnflogen urb fal-
id)en grpartunge1 irre5ufubren. Wean
ging bei uns un6 IN 1euti6lono GUT
erIt nit folter Geradtung iiber 6ieie
binmeg un0 iagte iidL Sic Ibat-
Ioden ner6en lalter lpreden als
oGe 2iigen. Nber Sic 2iige gebt tros
offer unierer Giege tpeiter, miro up=
piger nit iebem Sag un6 berbdngt
idon 0ieSonne NIT idmubigen 5eben.
Sic NIT groBen MitteIn betriebene
stimnrurgsmade i1dt 6ie gebo1fe-
rr1ng Ser unparteiild gebliebenen
5toaten gegen 9eutidIan6 un6 De-
terrei6=l1ngnrrt 5u berbeben un6 tire
Norteinabme fir Sen 0reiberbano 5u
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-22

Ser oeutlden Seere, I'M @eiten, bon
oen 0iterreidiif)en giegen bei &ra5-
n1f nn0 3umosc, bonn untergang et-
ner rulii1den Mrn1ee in 0e11 maluri=
lden seen mar tbner ni6ts geiugt
moroen.
1as glatt idliebt ieinen fIamme1l=
BEN Mrttfel nit SEN @orte11: IS ge=
nilgt nidt, auf SEN Sdlabtfel0ern
ST 1iegen, man muB eS oud Derbln=
Bern, 6aB Ste @egner ei11e @eIt bon
Srregefiibrten gegen uns 1ammaln,
oere1 Abneigung ODER 81ni in ldlpie<
rigen 2ogen bteGeiht no9 biel ST
mtegen bermag.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-22
Ser ipaniihe Ebiloiopb
Sufpb Salme5 nber
England.

lie e~ige11artige Genfridlt1ng oe5
enaliit1elr Gulfes, lelre iibertriebene
Sotit1Gsung oes u@eidaft5" uno
ieilre ltebertebllng Ser SOeen Ser
Ni;BLtt)feit urD 3mefmaBigfeir, io=
gor N6er et9ild)e Hiidliften, tit iid)er=
lib sum groBen Sheil 0e~ru11trportllh
fir Die Not11r Ser ge5iehungen eng
LAMBS SIT Sen an0ern 2dnOern Ser
@elt. Go5 oieier Genfgeiit sum
SbeiI in Sen religi5ien Anitoltunsan
iet1es @oLfes begriiroet iii, lit eben=
fons iit]er. Gus grgebniB lit eire
atf moterieQen TortbeiI gerihtete
Stoot5polttif, nie lie oft IN Ser 8e=
itYitte uro be11te nieOer IN Der ge=
gertDGrtigen @oltung gnglanOs sum
Musor1f selarst. Sic %treibenoen
gespeggriin0e Ser engliifen 2iplo-
matte unD Sic Mrt unO @eile, in Ser
england feline ge5iebungen SIT o1oe=
rem 2anoern onfnipft uno unterbdt,
bnufig sum Gdo0en FOLDER 9a110er>
belelthtete in greaer @eiie Ser be-
ribmte iponiihe Nbiloiopb, Ser Nrie=
1ter Sofob galmes, Ser IN letnem
gude: observation-disclosures un0 &Gbo1i=
5ismus lem @oIf Dor England tparn-
te. gulmes idreibt:
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ste tire furdtbore Madt, lire groBe1 |
Gortidritte in SEN &iiniten unb @ii.
ienIduften unb sic gepultigen M6ern
ibres our9 SEN gar5en @r6freis pull
iierenben ginflu1ies nit eri tounIider
sRaIugbeit unb Gdloubett u11s5ubel1ten
neiB. Sn ibrer 10 portbeilbaften Stel-
lung belouert lie ie6en sdriH Ser an
oeren g6lfer, Inn lie nit gol6enen
Soften an ibren 8ogen 5u ipannen,
tDenn iie 10 orglos fem ioaten auf
lire idmeidefn0en @orte 5u b0ren,
o0er nenigitens ibren Sortidrit.n
6in0erniIie in SEN @eg SIT legert,
tDe11n lie Sen e61en Mntb baben IoQ=
ten, lid ibren Hldnen GIT ent5ieben.
stet5 be0aht iih mittels bes 9an-
0e[s ouf Dem @ege elmer Dor5ugs=
peiie foufmGnniiden Nolitif ST per-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-22

gr5Bern, lpeiB lie gleihmobl ibren
groben gigenm1s auf ieoe @eile gu
%bemanteln; unb obmobI ibr in Suhen
Ser iibrigen Tolfer &eligion l1nD po=
litiide @run0idse gleidgiltig lino,
10 benust lie 0od 10 mddtige @offen
geidih, Inn ii6 Treunbe SIT gefpit1=
nen, tire @egner SIT ent5Deien uno
lie ale 1T oas &rdmernes 5u Der
Itrifer1, oos Iie f%ortpabrenD nad al
len grDen Ser gr0e ausgeipm1nt bdlt.
uGergel1en MIR ridt, 0ob feire 9ea-
tion in europa lire Elane nit iol=
f)er Gor1ift entmirft, lie nit lolher
ShLaubeit SIT f0rbern, nit iolher Sc
man0tbeit au55ufubren, NIT lol6er
gebarrIidfett SIT gnbe ST bri1gen
peiB. "a iie ieit SEN t~iefgeben0en
llmndl5ungen, our6 Oie lie erldiit=
tert morben, namI1h ieit Sem letten
Irittel 0e5 iieben5ebnten Sabrbun-
0erts, IN georoneten 3ultdnoer uno
SEN gtiirlme11, mopo11 Sic iibrigsn
I0lfer guropas beimgei uft mor0e,1,
san5lih fren10 ge61ieben lit, mar tie
im1tunbe, I'M Ser irneren mie in Set
G1tBeren Nolitif ein g[ei6n1aBige5
Spltem 5u perfolgen; nnb auf 0ieie
@eiie moren fire 9toatsmdnner in
Ser Sage, ii9 po1fommen a1s5u6il=
Sen, 90 lie Sic grfabrungen un0 Ont
ibrer @orgdnger erbten. 9teie
pie midtig es lit, fir iebes
@reigniB porbereitet au iein, unb Der-
geiien 6esbolb ME 5u erforiden, mas
Iib in ieber Nation at ibren Gum item
ober ungunlten geitnlten f0nnte. &us
Sem @reiie Ser 8olitif ber%mnstreteno,
arforid)en ite bas i1nerite @eien 6es
cuff meIdes lie ibren @influB
ausbebnen molten; un6 bier inter-
tie bie @run6Iagen ieines 8e=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-22
Sebt bas qanse @gitem.
,@bumberIain's TubIette t

vGbomberlain's Sabletfe babe1l
mebr fir mid getbon, ols i6 lie 5u
mogen boffte," Idreibt Grau gifber
Woe 8afer, @pencerport, 81. g., sd
gebrauhte Deridie6ene 6luiden 0ieier
Sablette Dor einigen Monoten. Sic
beiIten midi nidt Bios bon biIi0ien
Mnf1nen, fra1fem &opfmeb un6 Ser
mii6en, Sinfanigfeit, ionbern lie itdrf-
ten mein gauges Spitem." gu fa11-
fen BEL Murtin Molitor.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-22

lteberts, Dos MaB ieirer 2ebensfabig-
felt, Oie ltriade leiner Madt uno
Stdrfe."
Gieie gbarafteriitit Ser engliiden
Nation uno Eolitif, geidrieben in Sen
pier5iger Sdabren oes oorigen Sabr-
bunOertS, ertpeilt iid an Ser @a11b oer
@eidid)te, DEFENDERS arb inn 2ihte
ser gegenauartigen 3eitperbdltnifie,
ais ourdlaus 5utreffen0. sic BE-
lel1dtet oie Jolgen, sic aus elmer
l%leberbebung 0eS Observation-Disclosures
u1b oes &ommer5ialismus ertpudien
miiilen. Get.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-22

lih naber befreunbet NOR. Mebr
nod iprad gegen i'm Ser l1mItano,
oab er oieie Sreunoifaft mebrn1als
oa5u benubte, befa11nte Sffi5iere oem
81. Slater por5ulteQe1t. linn nod
alBen fin ieOes a%ufieben at permei=
Ben, Bot Yi1ts X. oen betreffenoen
Sffi5ier, 81 ieinen 2eb5eiten oen SaQ
nidt meiter at erDrtern. 9a iebod
ser 81. Safer manmebr aus 0em 2e=
ben geidie6en lit, bat Ser Sffi5ier
Sdritte unter1rommen, onrh 0ie Die
ge5mungen meroen loG,
Dor Ser Sffentlidfeit ibr urberedtig=
tes Gorgebe1r gu e%rfIaren. Man liebt
oara1s BON ne11em, mie es in @abr=
beit mit ser 6reibeit 6es Nap1tes be-
lteqt lit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-22

bes Gl1ben0 belgiide std6te, tier
frie0lide geDobner BON elmer front
50iilden 8on1be eridlagen mer0en,
Ounn finbet u11Iere @ritenpreiie nidt
ein @ort Ser gerurtbeilung folder
Ibat. 9an1 iprtdt man BON elmer
fibnen Ibat fran5oitider Jlieger.
am Gn0e gar BON elmer Seloentbat.
gs lit ebe1r aqes re6t un0 moblge=
tban, iolange es iid gegen 0elttid<
LAMB ridtet. 1as unredt fdngt crit
an, tDe1rr es gege1r England un6 feline
Gerbiin0eten gebt.
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Bumoririlhe$.

.gebenflid. = g.: Ser 30
oIogiide @orten permebrt ieinen ge=
ltun0 ia iebt fortmdbren6."
g.: vIapun bab' i] nod nidts Be-
merit"
g.: v7of, ols id neulid sort NOR,
mar ETH Hbino5eros mebr 90, pie
lonlt."
Gutpariert. = @err @isig:
Sic 6rouen iino piel, piel i6limmer,
alS Die MGnner; nirgenOs in Ser gi=
bel lit SIT lelen, ooB iemal5 iieben 5eu=
tel aus einem W1anne ousqetrieben
moroen i1n0!"
Seine Trau: so liber lie eben
nod brin!"
Undergraduate 3urudmei=
= 6letidermeiiter: SEER
50riter, gut, 0oB ih Sic treffe, STR
Suno bot mir geltern BON Ser ca
oentafel 5pei grobe @irite ge1rom=
men.
50riter: Scum, Iieber Meiiter,
SIRE @trit lit ia als 10 bor5iglif)
befannt, ouB sic meirem Nero tpobl
niht3 1ha6en uir6!"
l1nbeabf9tigte g4me1=
deIei.- sir men pfliidit 6u Sen
glumenitraub, Sruo9en?"
sir uniern @iel, Ser a11f Ser
AuSlteaung prdmtiert mor6en it,"
~@ie groB lit er 6enn?"
.9eu - 10 groB mie mei11 Snfel
gbuar6."
uMd, geb, Sru0e - 10 men gro=
gen Giel gibt's ia gar nidt!"
2idtenberg tpurbe emit bon
'tnem &e0eiudtigen gefragt, peI9er
.1nteridieo mobl 5piiden 3eit uno
Smigfett iei?
uMei1 @ott!" ertpiberte 9idten=
'erg, umem id mir Die 3eit nebmen
uoqte> Sbnen Sos ouseinonoer 5u
eben, 10 miir6en sic cine gmigfe;t
Jebrouden, MIDI 5u %periteben."
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Gs tgut itets Sic Mrbeit.

sd 3iebe Gbomberlain's @uitenmit-
tel irge110 einem a116ern bor," idreibt
u. 6. Hoberts, @on1er gttp, go. sd
babe es' Sabre la1g fin urb pieoer
genommen, unb es bat ME berfebIt,
Sic ertpinidten Heiultate 5u britt
gen." gu faufen BEL Marti11 Moli.
for. = Mn5eige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-22
@nti1ieoen betont.

Sic Sdoffung zines groBen tn
ternatioralen Nadridtenbureal1s lit
eine Tor0erung, Ste beute in SEN gro
Sen Suges5eitltngen in Seiterrei9
l1n0 Geutidlan6 nit GROCER gntI9ic-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-22
@te ste Meaierung Ser appenini=

iden Salbiniel 6em Naplt %gegeniiber
geiinnt tit, gebt aus ether Mitt5ei=
lung berbor, gemaB pelder tie einen
Sffi5ier ser italienii9en Dir
nice, Ser in &om itntionirt NOR, aus
0em @run6 beriebte, neil er NIT Semi
peri torbenen Napit Htus K. peri0n-