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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-16
Sic @elomotb Hranf:
rei6S.

6rarfreid braudt 10 notbig @elo,
6aB in Ger Deputirten=@ammer Ser
@oridlag gema6t muroe, oie -
|0lreue 5u beiteuern. Dos flingt i6er5=
boft, oQein binter DEM @6er5port
liegt cine iebr ern1te Sade. 6ranf-
reid fdmpft nit @el6idtpierigteiten,
6ies 10 retde 2an6 nit ieimen 10 I'M
gemein ipariamen 8euobnern befin-
set li@ in Ser @eloflem1ne. @ie 6as
gefommen 1T? Sebr einfa@: Der
@eltbanfier fat ii@ iberrommen> er
bat ii4 arm geborgt, %beionoerS an
@nBln6. Ser fran5oiii@e General
ltab nn6 sic fran3oiiihen 5taatsmdn,
ner tporer BON oem 8eitreben beieelt.
Demti4Iano ni@t muir sic @aage gu
baIte11, ion6ern es tpomogli9 5n mber=
bieten. Man monte nidt MIR 6ranf<
reid fe1bit friegstudttg maiden, ior-
bern a1d Sen ruiitfden 8erbi11betett
at gr0Beren Mnitrengungen btnrei-
ben. l1r6 6os at ermogliden, mug
ten sent .@aaren immer nelte Milio.
men geborgt tper6en. Deloaiie, elmer
ser fran5oiiiden Sdarfmader, mur-
Sc gum 8otidofter in &11Blan6 ge-
madt, tint nit Ser ruiiifden &egie<
rmng sic gtn8elbeiten GIT beratben.
Sic rniiiide1 Mnleiben baben 6en
fron3oiiiden @el6marft i6mer bela.
itet. Da51 fommt, 6aB Sranfrei@
6ie Stole 6es @eltbonfiers a16 art.
6erstpo nit @orliebe ipielt. Midt MIR
Ser 3inien tpegen gingen sic fran50s
lii@en MiGionen ins Muslan6, ion-
6ern 51tm Ebeil o116 6esbalb, Inn IN
onen Ser @nttpidelung barren6en
2Gn6ern tpidttge @on8eiiionen un6
Mnftr6ge GIT ergattern uno Deuti@-
lan6 auf 6ielem @ebtete nod M0g=
li6feit aus 6em Sel6e 5u i9lagen.
Die Mnfbringung Ser getpaltigen Wfhit-
tel fir fron5oiii&e un6 r11iiii6e @mii-
it11ngert, 11n6 fir Mbnanoerung tn
6as. MusGon6 bot Sen fran30iii6et
|@paritrumpf geleert. Grortfrei@ bot
iid finan3ieM itarf berrrommert, un6
sic eben bee16ete @o%binetsfriie mor
Elm Mn5eiden 6afir.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-16
8efamnte Sdn5erim ber=
nrtbeilt mooerme 3dm3e.
@ar Sic 6iibrerin Ser &idtnng, sic
iene in S6mung brad)te.


Sene mo6ernen Sdn5e, 6ie 70 bdi11.
fig Ser @egenitan6 idarfer &rttif ge-
tpei len, fin6en nun eiren 11el1et 8eg-
1rer in Der San5erin, 6ie ite in @e-
ieni@aftsfreiien 5uerit IN @@nung
bradte. Soan @atpber, 10 beibt 6ieie
in So6freiien befannte Game, lit,
na9 Ser Seem Sort Gum, bollfommen
enttduidt 611r@ sic @ntmidlung 6ie-
fer San5e, sic 10 biele bdBli@e Mus-
tpiidfe 5eitigte. sic miro r11nmebr
51 oem1 Me1laeH un6 an6eren ser al
teren Sm5forme1 5urudtebren.
v@enn 1ta1t 10 tan5t mie sic met
iten Mmerifaner in Sen lekten an6ert-
baIb Sabren getan5t baben, erf1drt
SRI. @utpDer Bel Ser M1tmn6igrtng
Ser in ibrem @rogromm borgenom-
mene11 Mbdnoerung, ~on11 fan1t ser
Mon1 muir geringe Md)tung bor fei-
11em tpeibliben 9artner be1pabren. @s
giebt tei1e1t Sang, Ser ni9t at einem
Mns1r1th Der @rn3R 1tn0 59onbbet
Ser 8etpeg11ttg un6 BEG eoelften
@bptbmus 9entodt tper6et fornte.
acknowledgements aber lieB ii@ nit
6em rte1te1r Sd,8en a11beror6entlih
lei6t Deibbro11@ treiben. Desbab Sic
@iiidftebr gu 6er often Eain8en. 9as
Mer11ett, sic @mioupienne, 6ie Ga
bottle, nn6 Duten6e bon f4oner
@olfstdn5en mer6en tpieoerum @efal>
len erregen." user immer SEN mab-
rem @a9berbalt tennt, erfflart SRI.
@atpper, rtper imnrer tpeib, tpas sic
6oIgen ser Sm5manie maren, tpeiB,
6db iie to1tien6e un6 aberto1tienoe
bon Srag06ien i'm @efolge gebabt
bat."
Diele EGnaerin ipridt aus rei@er
grfabrmng un6 bielieittger 8eobnh-
tung. SIRE MusfIbruagen foaten
bon ser tan51uittgen SSl1ge16 tpte bon
@ltern mn6 @r5iebern beadtet tper>
SEN. @.]St.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-16
Ser Gang Der 9imee.

Stootsprobtbttion lit in @eitbtrgt l.
nien nod nibt 5tpei ISOLDE aft, un6
idon NITRO aus allen Sbeilen 6es
'gtaates gemeIbet, 6aB sic 6liiiter<
fneipe1t tpie BiI8e aus ser gr6e idie,
ben. 3unddft miro n1att ia tpobl
6ageeen borgeben, ober
lange miro ser Offer idmerli9 bor-
balten. nn6 Damn tper6en o11@ sic
Solgen iih etnitellen: es mtr6 mebr
G%runfenbo1oe in @eitpirginien gebert
ols iemals 5upor. @ande, sic Bic.
ber iebr mdBige Grinter tporen, tperz
SEN 611ra 6ie 6liiterfneipen CUR I'm.
perleitet ner6en, nn6 mam-
DIE tper6en BORT 6os Srinfer lernen,
sic es bisber nidt gefannt baben. Das
lit Ser Gang Ser 0tnge bisber nod
iiiberon getpeien, mo- 8robibition ein-
qefiibrt tpur6e, un6 in @eitpirginien
miro es ni@t o1t6ers geben. Mu@
BORT miro 6ie 8robtbtttot le6iglt6
6em gebeimen Cuff un6 611r@ lin
ser nmndBigteit 8ori6ub I~eiite,t, Die
M@trng Dor 6em @eieb tpir6 pernid]-
tet tper6en, sic 8iiirger tper6err NIT
1ne1.et1 Mgoben belaitet tper6ett milf.
fen. Inn grfab fit Sen M1tsfoI ser
@etrGnfeftelter at f9affen, un6 maize.
At tn1fer6 b~ertidbete griiten3ett tper.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-16
on, 5uu1 niislid)e1 Naboenten fMb-

ren:
sir Sic mel ten itno sic 9ii6er
nur Elm MfitteI CUR .3erltreltung uno
unterbaltung, elm 3eitpertreib. Sic
lelen, l1tr sic 3eit tq6t5uidlage1t, UNI
'lih sic 9angetpeile gu %bertreiben, UNI
eini6lafen 5u fonnen. Dem .3mede
entipred)enb mdblen Tie natiirlid nur
leidte nno ieidte l1nterbalt1ngslef-
tire. Dieien bleibt Sos &0nigrei@
ser 8ider euig peri6loiien> 6enn
.ibnen iin6 sic Bidder nur Elm S6laf=
trunf. gS lit 10 iuB. Mnoere fir unS
benfen 5u laiien. Das ge6anfenloie
9eien mirft tnie Opium, es betalbt
6en @etit. @s fommt pie Elm &aul@
iiber uns - un6 man Der idlingt sic
8iider na9einanber tpie ELM Self
bungriger sic gr6apfel. 9i@ten-
berg bot lei6er re6t: u@s gibt mirf=
li@ iebr biele, Sic bfoB leien, oomit
iie 1ti9t 6enfen 6iirfen." ~@s mar
ih0n," SOS lit 6as gin5ige, mas mar
aus 6em Munoe oes @ielleie rs boren
fam. l1n6 pas lit Sic Solge? Ser
@eiit nerfladt, an Stelle Ser Bill
Dung tritt sic Ginbil6ung. @ieqe.
fer lin6 oberflG9li6e Sdmdber, btel>
1miiien6e Sgnoronten. l1n6 6ieie
@ottnng lit eine mo6erne 2an6plage
q%epor6en. @ei@te 8telmiiierei lit
i6limmer als ltntpiiienbeit. 9aS ge-
6anfenloie 8ielleien lit Dos Miitbeet
6es fei@ten 8iiiens6iintelS. 9teie
2eletputb, 6ieie 1tngeregelte @iepeie-
rel, sic fronfbafte 5udt, Mues leien
5u monen, gebt be1te mie cine @eit
6ur9 sic Menfdbett. Ser erite mn1
tpi@tigite @run6iat elmer ri@tigen
9eienmetbooe it,: 2ies langiam, a1f-
merffam, mitberuten6 u1ro fe1itoen-
fen6. Cine 5tpeite tpi@tige @egel lit:
Ties ieoes mertbnolle Bud 5ueimal
na6einonber. sc lit iebr 5u be-
bamern, baB in Ser be1ttigen Belt 6os
Ebeoter eegemiiber 6em 8u@eA 10 uiber.
i@abt miro. Sir sic metiten Sta6ter
1T SOS Ebeater 6os @onigrei@, in oaS
iie am Men6e gebem. Mber bom beu-
tigen Ebeater gilt, tpas man bon oen
iei9ten Observation-Disclosures ia<
gen muB: man fommt nit etniomer
.@eeGe beim. Das mo6erne Sbeater tit
feline 8il6nngsanitaH mebr nn1 teirt
@omgrei@ fir sic Seele. IS ber-
fGa6t nr6 ertnerbt Sic Seele. @s lit
elm 6eit fir 6ie @u9en un6 elm &1tbe<
fiffen fir Ben benffa11len @eiit. @1te
8iider nn6 3eitungen iin6 oes Men=
lden Bette, trereite Greunoe = 1ino
eine 3ier6e Defines &etmSw etne
.@dubmebr gegen drBere Gein6e, Elm
@einnobrun1tert fir @etft un6 Ser5.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-16
d,eu, 1elblt al1aenblidlide Opfer an

6eu> ielbit augenblidli6e Dpfer an
@etpinn uno 3eit. @ir ieben 0as
@ororingen ser 9euti6en auf alien
@ebieten, ielbit m1f benz Ser @@iff'
fobrt, 0as mir MISUNDERSTANDING be-
berri6t baben. Die Meeiitertperte IT,
rer @diffsbm1funit fabren nit elmer
bemunoersmertben 5@nel1igfett uno
Siderbeit iiber 6en 05ean, ur6 oie
3eit miro nt6t mebr fern iein> in
ser oiele @diffe Muftrage aus an6e=
rem 2an6ern fir SEN 56iffsbau NIT
bringen. Mit melden @efiblen mir
au6 6ieien Mufitieg 9eutidlanos be,
tradter, zines bIeibt fir 6en gngGdn-
ser iider: er muB ibn bemunoern!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-16
wortremli@e Membermn=
9em.

r1eber 6os be11ttge Sci zen mo@t
sSro118 Bad in ser 3eiti@rift ~@uf>
m6rtts," aus @rfabrrtng rn6 @eoba6,
ttnq bera11s, einige bortreffltde
Menber,1nge1,, Sic mir bier onfiibre1
molten. @iie m0gen nie1ei@t ben ST.
men ODER Mrt6er11, Ser nidt tpeiB, mas
Or NIT elmer tatboliiden 3eitrng ODER
eittem fatbolifden 8u4e anfa1rge11
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-16
Ser mooerme GARNER.

Gin Mitarbeiter elmer lan6pirtb-
i9qftliden 3ettf9rtft iagt in einem
|Mrtitel, 6aB 6as Mutomobtl fir 6en
6armer mebr be6e11te ols fit ir9en6-
eine an6ere 8%erufsflaiie, un6 BOB
iiberba11pt felt einem Sabrbun6ert
feline anbere @rftnorng 1ih fir ibn
ais 10 mertbbon ertpieien babe. @ls
ser @Areiber ierer Mbmolung, tpiie
er eraablt, nod ein @mabe tuar mn6
orf ser 6arm ietnes @aterS lebte,
tpor eS Elm pibtiges @reigniB, tpent
ieman6 eir1maI fiinf5ig Meilen bon
&muie fortfubr, nn6 ielbit als er
5tpolf Sabre alt tpar, batte er nod
nie sic mitteltpeitli6e Metropole, bic
bon ieiner elterli@en Tarm MIR 60
Meilen entfernt tpar, 511 @eii@t be-
tommen. @eut5utage bei11dt er ba1~
fig ieirer 8ru6er, Ser no6 iebt anf
ser Tarm ieines @oters mobnt, nno
file fabren 6o1rt bei6e getp0bnlt@ NIT
6em MutomobiI in ser @egen6 berum
un6 1rebnnet oft ibr 6riibitiif 6retBig
Meeilen bon Ser 6arm entf ernt et11
o6er folgen Ser @in1a6ung zines
6rern6es, ser amt gar5 ertgege1tgez
iebten @r6e 6es @ountps mobnt. @tne
intereiYante @teQe 6es Mrtifels beban=
0elt eingeben6 6as 2eben 6es mooer=
,nen 9an6morres un6 sen Muber oes
Mutomobils fir SEN Sarmer I'M Ser
baltniB 5u Dem @ta6tbetpobner:
Sos 2eben 6es amerifaniihen Sat-
mers ser Sett3eit lit nidt mebr at
sic 100 o6er 200 Mcre 6es eigenert
0anoes gebnn6en, ion6er1 ietn tit
beute ser gorge @taat, uno er tit NIT
SEN @erbdltmiien in allem onoeren
@eftionen feines Stoates ebenio mie
nit %6eniemigen 1T ieinem -beimii@et1
@emeimpeien bertrm1t.
Ser Sarmer lit 3u ser @rfenntniB
gela1tgt, 6ab sic @or5u9e, sic oas
mo6er1re 9eben ol1s5eidnen, fir ibn
ebeniogut eriltieren mie fir ieiren
8r1toer in ser @to6t. Man iu@e 6as
&eim trgen6 zines 6armers n1f nr1o
ma1t miro @osliht, Selepbon, Darnpf.>
bei5ung, 1el18eitlt@ initaaierte 8aoes
uno &loietteinri6tungen etc. porft11'
SEN. Das &ans 6es SarmerS tit beu-
tie getra11 10 beqltem mie Dos oes
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ser @taot.
9lud NIT ser often Mniidt, 6aB es
6as Muto muir fit SEN @ta6ter gebe,
bot man griin6Ii@ sebro&en: 8enm
.ma1t sic Brage ernitlt@ ertpagt, m11B
mat iogar einrdrmer, 6ab bas Au'
tomobil fir SEN 9an6mirtb mt@tt9er
als fiir irger6 einer a11berem lit. Dem
@tootbetpobmer itebt sic eleftrii@e
@trabenbobn 3ur @erfugurg n11o
tragt lin in ieben %beliebigen Ebetl
ser 5to6t, nn6 cit, iiberon glet6 Dor.
aiigli6es @ifenbnbnipitem fteut NIT
ie6em @ororte o6er ie6er bemadbar'
ten 5toot sic Derbirorng fer. Ser
@taotter bro11@t olfo bos @utomobt1
tbatia4GiB neniger notbmen6iger dig
Der 2an6benobner."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-16
8eoemtmm8Spoue &eoe.

timber itqtSprofeiior Dr. Sori tier
bon Miind)en, mobl elmer Der beoen=
tenol ten, pe>tn ni6t Ser be6eutenolte
@aoagoge ser @egempart, bielt oie>
ler Sage anlaBli6 6eS baerii@en
Sssugenof iir lorgetages in Nurnberg
eirre Me0e, in melder er 6aS Tbema
v0ie religi0s=littlide @irhpirfnng atf
sic mooerne Sugen6" bebon6elte.
vgs miro mandmal %perlangt," 10
fiibrte ser beriibmte @elebrte II. ".
aus, uoaB iungen 2eute feline regilio-
lie @obrbeit por9eGegt meroe, oie tie
mdt innerli6 erleben f0nnen. Sd
bolte es fir fali6, bent boS iurtge
J. @er5 lit a1gemiei en auf Die @tnBe
iiberlegener Mutoritdt, mobl aber bte-
tet ii6 rei@li@ @~elegenbeit 5ur Ser
finphung religi0ier 8obrbeiten init
SEN Be6mrf1iiien bes iugenoli6en Sc
bens. she Modt oes @eiites uber 6en
@6rper, 6ie Mogli6feit iber oos Wei>
lieu, sic b0ie 2uft Ser umgebung, 5u
iiegen> sic Moglidteit ser &erri@aft
iuber ungIudf nno 59tdfffull, -tpelh'
berrlide @elegenbeiten bie @ru1e6>
frdfte bes @barafters 8u pe6en! &ier.
gu geb0rt au4 bie @@tpierigfet 6es
u%ebergongs pom @naben- gum Man>
nesolter nnb sic ft@ bara11s% ergebenoe
qrobe @9amierigteit 6es &eligtons>
11nterridtes unter Mabebringnng Ser
driitliden @obrbeiten. 80 8: $. Ser
@obrbeit, 6aB ser @ieg mber Die Set
6emi6aften ser gr0Bte @efpets marn1>
/, Itder @rot 1T. Dornm muB Bel Der
esuqen6 ser robe &raftbegriff aa1sge-
bil6et uno anf b0bere Stufen onr@
Musbil6umg zines @egriffes tpobrer
mannlider &roft gebra# mer6en.
l1n1ere Sngenobereine 6Irfen ourum
nidt 1teben bleiben Bel Der @nttpid>
lung Ser forperli@em &raft, ion6ern
miillen bo11 Ser drBeren Mbbartnng
aur innerliden Dis5iplin i%ibergreifen.
@0rperli6er @utb = mora1ti6er
M11tb; quite @0rperboltung = @o1z
tung gegen @oreeiebe nip., bos Soeal
ser Selbitbeba11ptung, Der gegrtff
mobrer @elbifHtanoigteit, 6as maren
folde @tufen CUR @rfoiiumg tpobrer
mdnnIt@er &roft." &e6ner COB 10,
Damn ber{9ie6ene @eiipiele, tpie Die
@radblungen Der 8ibel nn6 sic 5ebn
@ebote ouf 6as &%in6esleben arge>
1pon6t un6 6oror erfldrt tDer6en tot>
1rer.
uggaauidfttebr gu @briitas," {@foB @e6>
ner unter itiirmiidem 8etfad Der
aobIreiden @erimmlung feline Mus,
fiihrunqen, lift @iidhtebr gum 2eben,
nn6 tpern mir biefe &iudtebr gef1n-
SEN bdben, 6ann merben mir an@ ben
mei1ter begreifen, ser gefogt bot:
ed, Bin Ser @eg, Die @abrbeit nno
6as 2ebem!" @as 6ieier proteftan-
tiiae @d6ogoge bier oasflbrte, lit
nidts mebr. nn6 nibts tpeniger etne
einfade un6t fadfnn6ige &eitatignng
ser fotbolii@en 9ebre, 6aB eine @r5te-
h1tnq 8ur bormoniihen @erionli@feit,
III moralif6 boGfommenen Meniden
ohrpe cine poiitibe @brtitnsreligion
nt@t m0g1i& tit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-16
zmettrr Ghra.
st. Benefit.
(8um II. Suli.)

@anDermiib' ste tpu11oeu SuBe
@mf' i6 in oem @lltenI anoe,
8ts i6 enoli6, enblt6 @rlBe,
Saline, Didl. am fernen HunDe.
9einer &rpue mtlbe @abe:
5ammetmetde bunfle 9batten
5trelen 1ii6e, linbe 2abe
Nuf bie 11tpelenb ouft'9en Wtatten.
8 mie brennt sic breite @unoel
S%teberglntb auf 9tiru uno Mangel
Md, mer bilft, bab ih g%elunoe?
@erOe Sell i1 lie erlangen?
" Meider Selbaaml 2inbe Slutbeu
Srdl1felt beiner Srii6te 5egen
8uuoen beilenD. Steberglutben
&iiblelt Du mie frilder &egen.
@eelf Sic 2ippel Sur tperaebrt
aed5t Sic 3nns' nod fiibIer @eue.
9ab' i] bein umionlt be9ebret,
9u &riitou Ser flaren Gueue?
8, i6 babe 9id gefunoen,
@6ler @ein1tpd, reid on Sraubenl
Seine Sru6t, lie ion mir number. -
@elig, Sic So boffen, glaubenl
: @elig, Sic ba% glauben, boffen,
SIZE in Sir Sen gater lteben!
Muen bGI1t Sem 9er5 9n often,
Sic in Seine @ano ge16rieben.
P. S. g., .. g. 8.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-09-13
Fall Session Win Be Held In ksokuk
In the Second Presbyterian
Church In West
keokuk.
OPENS IN THE EVENING
Moderator's Sermon and First Bust
ness Session viii Occupy
Attention Of tho
Delegates.

Between $50 and 200 members of
the Iowa Presbytery will attend the
fall meeting Of that body in the Sec
ond Presbyterian church in this city
commencing tomorrow night. The
local church has been planning fo- a
rear to entertain the presbytery ard
the delegates will be welcomed in
true Keokuk fashion.
The services and business session
OF the Presbytery will begin tomorrow
evening. The Rev. c. P. Foreman, d.
D., OF Fairfield who is the moderator
of the session will deliver his sermon
at o'clock. For half hour previous
to that there viii be devotional SER
vice led by the Rev. Phillip Palmer
of Mediapolis.
Following the sermon will be a
business session with the election OF
officers and committee OF arrange
ments report as the vital features.
Tuesday morning the sessions will
be resumed at $3.50 o'clock. At 1890
o'clock there will be paper by the
Rev. j. F. Hinkhouse OF Fairfield, on
THE Rural Church Problem" A short
business session will be resumed after
the paper.
In the afternoon sessions on Tues
day there will be committee reports,
the Rev. r. A. Montgomery OF OF
tumwa will report on the every mem
Der canvass and at 4:3O o'clock a
communion service will be celebrated.
The Rev. j. I. Doo1 OF Winfield viii
preside at this service and assisting
him will be the Rev. I. G. Smith OF
Oakville and the Rev. Louis Pillmeier
OF Hedrick.
Tuesday evening the final session
will be held There will be short
business session at 1880 to precede the
address, "The New Day." by Rev. r.
A. Montgomery Of Ottumwa
The officers are: Rev. c. p. Fore
man, moderator: Rev. J. c. Hughes,
pastor; Rev. E. W. F. Holier, perma-
nent clerk, and Rev. J. F. Hinkhouse.
stated clerk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-09-13
KEEP JACK FROST
At SAFE DISTANCE
u
Local Man Says TO Pile Weeds and
Grass on Tomato Vines In
Order to Ward OF HIs
Icy Fingers.
HELPS TO SAVE PRODUCT
Can Be Used for Potatoes, Especially
Sweet Potatoes Which Are
Susceptible TO
Frosts.

A method OF protecting tomato
vines from early frost is given by a
local man who has been able to save
tomato growers several hundred Of
dollars by his timely hint. 1t is exc
tremely simple and according to this
man has been tried with success.
It is this. Cut the weeds and grass
near at hand, and pile this on the
vines. The vines probably, have 9
heavy foliage Of their own. Preserve
this foliage, and pile ON the weeds
and grass covering. This not only
keeps Jack Frost from putting his
meddlesome fingers on the fruit. but
helps to ripen the tomatoes on thu
vines.
If there are still tomatoes on the
vines when the heavier and more kill.
ing frosts can be expected. It will be
best to pull the vines up, roots and
all and put them into cellar. In
this way practically all Of the yield
which is yet on the vine can be saved
That this method has been tried
ana has been found efficient can be
found in several examples OF tomato
culture close to Keokuk. A small
grower on the old canal road once
saved an immense crop OF tomatoes
by this method, and was selifng the
vegetable In the middle of October
at fancy prices. He first used the
method, and then finally uproote6 his
entire patch OF vines.
Tomatoes are not the only vines
which may be saved from frost in
this manner, it is said. Potatoes and
especially sweet potatoes, which are
unusually sensitive to frost, may be
saved from the earlier and lighter
frosts.
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of apparel fashionable men
and young men will wear this
fall and winter, can be seen
in our nobby line of patterns
for
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OF Interest
To Women

To woman Is due the credit for
the laws we have in the United States
for the protection of children. These
laws are less than twenty years old.
The story of how the need of the law
came to be recognized Is an interest
Ing one. Mrs. Mary E. Wheeler was
charity worker in New York City in
1893 and '94 and on her rounds. went
to visit woman in an east side ten
ament house who was dying from
tuberculosis. Mrs. Wheeler asked
what she might do to make her COM
Portable and the woman replied:
There is little girl, in an adioin-
Ing tenament who is being beaten and
/ can hear her screams every dav as
the brutal blows fall on her frail
body and If you can but help her, l
shall forget my own suffering and die
in peace"
Mrs. Wheeler assured her that she
would help the child and started out
in confidence to find a policeman who
should go with her to the tenament.
She found a policeman in the block
and told him the story and was shock
ed when he said I'm sorry for the
little girl. ma'am, but couldn't do
anything without orders from the cap
tain She then went to the station
house to interview the captain. who
told her he couldn't order his men to
do anything unless they saw the as.
sault. She she went to the city mag
istrates who were also sorry for the
little girl but they had no authority
to interfere. That evening she went
again to see the sick woman in the
tenament. when she too heard the
cries of the child and the cruel blows.
She went to the door herself and
knocked, but there was silence and a
smothered sob. The door vas lock.
ed and she was not given admission
It occurred to her that there was q
society for the prevention of cruelty
to animals so she appealed to Mr.
Bergh. the head Of the society. and to
Cal Gerry. who was the society
counsel They searched the statutes
section by section, and not one line
was found to prevent cruelty to chill
dren. The law specifically provided
that no one could beat a horse, abuse
COW. kick a dog or torture a cat
but for a helpless child there was nc
protection. She then went before the
supreme court and the Judge issued
writ of habeas corpus, Mr.. Burgh ant
the policeman forced the tenamen
door and found the little girl sobbin,
and shivering in the far corner of tn,
room, her only garments a thin rag
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Tears ". War.

The women of Europe In these
troublous times OF war must be well
armed If the poets ideas are correct.
What is a woman's weapon? has been
asked and answered in various ways.
A quarter OF a century ago. perhaps.
there went the newspaper rounds an
exquisite little triplet OF stanzas each
bearing an answer to the question,
and below is the way It went:
A Woman's Weapon.
What is a woman's weapon?"
I asked a charming girl;
She dropped her lashes siyiy
And stroked a vagrant curl;
Then consciously she murmured-
This rosebud newly cut;
81 have strong suspicion,
Her weapon Is a pout"
What is a woman's weapon?"
/ asked lover true;
He turned him to maiden
With eyes of heavenly blue
Her velvet lips were parted.
All innocent Of guile,
And eagerly he answered,
Her weapon is smile"
What Is a woman's weapon?"
asked a poet then;
With sudden inspiration
He seized upon his pen:
"Oh, could name thousands
He cried in accents clear;
"But a wonan's surest weapon
I grant you, Is tear.
Then, II tears are being shed from
the weeping eyes and wounded hearts
OF troubled women of these countries
in proportion to the blood that fiows
from the gaping veins OF fallen SOL
diers, surely peace, white-winged,
must soon surely come, with her mis-
sion of love and mercy.
'Oh peace. thou source and soul Of
social life;
Beneath whose calm, inspiring inhu.
ence
Science his view enlarges, Art re-
fines,
And swelling Commerce opens all her
ports;
Blest be the man divine who gave us
thee"
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EPWORTH LEAGUES
RALLY DAY SERVICE

Will be Observed This Evening in
Trinity NJ. e Church With n.
r. Orsborn In Charge.
The Trinity Epworth league will
observe its annual rally day service
this evening. The regular services Of
the society have been suspended dur
ing the month Of August It is the
intention of the league to start of
the winters work with a rousing
meeting on Sunday night. Mr.. Homer
T. Orsborn, physical director at the
Y. NJ. C. A., will have charge. This
insures good meeting. Special mus
ic has been planned Beside the reg
ular orchestra, some interesting vocal
music has been arranged. A cordial
invitation is extended to all.