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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-10-08
e42 German Workmen kilIea

Stockholm, The newspapers DageHs
Nyheter quotes business man just
back from Germany AZ saying that q
great explosion ID an ammunition fac,
tory at Wittenherg. Prussia, Aug g.
kilied s4s workmea and injured mary
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-10-08
Submarines FOR Russia.

Vancouver, r. Give submarines
under construction here were said TO
be Tor the Russian navy, delivery 10
he made &, Nladiyostok. The boats
will be Skipped 10 sections,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-10-08
Use Art. Trtanux Serum.

Paris, An important reform IN the
army medical service provides for the
injection Of an aa,l.tetanus
serum into every wounded soldier the
moment he ia picked up.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-10-08
WAS MISERABLE
COULDN'T STAND
'Tcssiiies She Was Restored
10 Health by lydia I.
Pinkham's Vegetable
Comx.n..s,1
Compound.
IAdkavsnnA. N, Y,--"Atssr my Arss
child wait bern | Yslt very miserable and

ceah not stnHd On
my feet My sister
10 law wished me 10
Try Lydia ~ Pink
ham . Vegetable
COMPOUND and my
nerves became arsn.
appetite good, step
elastic. and ! lest
that weak, tired
feeling. That was
six years ago and !
have had three tina
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-10-08
Sues Preacher for con.rae. Breach

New York Rev. John Wesley Ill.,
widely known lecturer. is named as a
defendant in suit for 100000 for al
iekea breach OF promise OF marriage
hrougA, by Lucille CovinEton, OF this
city, also lecturer.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-10-08
MARYLAND Iudnr prad~|

Baltimore Col. Albert II. Cunning.
ham, ~, Judge ~ TIE baltimore tax
appeal court. and tarfner newspaper
editor is dead here Col CUNNINGHAM
served ia The Confederate army
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-10-08
Cara! Ready Aasln Soon

Panama The Panama canal viii re
reopened 10 traffic Oc, s. This an
nouncement lie made by Lieut.. Col
Chester Harding. engineer OF na.nie-
nance.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-10-08
Hard 20 Tall

Gibbsl tell you. no man can fool
my wife.
Dibhs Than how did you get her,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-10-08

The way Of wise man Is 10 let q
woman have her own way.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-10-08
His View.

0ptimist,- What do you consider
the greatest thing that ever happened
Pessimist--It hasn't Puck.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-02-10
Tea Has Both
Vice and Virtue
If You Would Be Skilful at
Making Beverage You
Should Understand It.

The gentle English poet voiced the
taste of his nation when he sang the
praises of the cup that cheers. but
does not inebriate," and Americans
are following closely in the steps of
their cousins across the sea. for tea
does cheer and stimulate. relieves ia
tigue and aids mental effort
So much for its virtues-its vices
consist in our misuse or abuse, as is
same leaves may produce green tea of
mother natures good gifts. The finest
of all teas comes from tiny young
leaves at the very end of the twigs
the general word "pekoe" meaning the
down or fuzz on the young buds
These, Of course, command nigh
values and different names, while
lower prices are given leaves on the
very same plant as increase in size fol-
lows their position on larger and
lower branches. Again. the very
same leaves may produce green tea of
put through q rapid process of treat
ment and drying, or black tea if
change is made in the process and the
mass OF withered soft leaves is al
lowed to ferment before drying.
1t is most advisable in preparing any
article TO understand the elements
which must be dealt with that one
may not be taken unawares by disap-
pointing results.
Tea leaves contain a very fair sup
ply of caffeine or theme. volatile oil
and tannin. The point in tea making
is 10 hold the volatile oil in spite OF its
willingness to escape: TO catch the
caffeine property and fannie acid just
as they are first drawn out which feat
is accomplished within three 10 five
minutes of the time that the boiling
water touches the leaves. The caffeine
or theme yields its all promptly and
entirely. but tannin has a disagree
able more TO follow" tendency that
grows stronger with time. SO that at
the end OF 20 minutes there is about
three times more of il in "A pot than
there was ut the end Of five minutes.
Now an excess of fannie acid is not
desirable. IL Is a forceful quantity
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-02-10
THE ELLSWORTH STORE

Linens - the Els
worth sale of Linens
is now at its best
new linens at sale
prices when you'd
naturally expect lin
ems to be going up.
Table Linens, pat
tern cloths, napkins,
towels, crashes at
old low prices.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-02-10
LACES AND
EMBROIDERIES.

Style Note-For women's neckwear, narrow net-top
laces are in strong vogue.
Fine, soft malne and Chantily aces are being used
for iChuS.
In embroderieS, fine sheer SWISS batiSte and chiffon
wolfe novelties in widths up to d inches are in demand,
with the narrow widths most favored
The New Laces are Here-irredescent landings and
hOuncngs-net-top and shadow laCeS.
In Embroideries the New things much in evidence
here-crepe and lace combinations wolfe and rice cloth
embrOiderieS
M/>GAAeegz65
~ZHE Bek0HZEsT SRoT M 70
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-02-10
Social and Other Interests of Women

a hundred guests. Mr.. Tompsett rem
dered an instrumental solo. There
viii be an entertainment Feb. 20 when
Richard Elbel viii furnish victrola
music.
The subject for discussion Tuesday
afternoon at the mothers department
OF the Progress club was The Mod
ern Kindergarten" by Mrs. c. F..
Banta. and the Montessori Method. +"
by Mrs W. A. Funk. A general dis
cussion followed. Mrs Alma Ware
distributed pamphlets on Why the
kindergarten Should BE Part of
the Public School System" TO the
members. Part Of the afternoon was
spent with woodwork for the orphans.
The department Will meet Feb. %.
The Woman's Bible class of Quincy
st. Baptist church met at the home
Of Mrs. +. w. Morse. $40 Rex 81.
Tuesday The study of Exodus was
continued. Rev. Mr.. Parsons led. The
class Will meet FeL. 10 with Mrs.
Morse.
Steps toward joining the State Fed
GRAFTON Of WOmen's clubs were taken
Thursday evening at a business meet
ing of the Woman's Dining club held
in the directors room of the Cham
Der OF Commerce. \ specia. busin ess
meeting will be held next Tuesday
evening for the purpose of complet-
ing arrangements The club COM
pleted plans, also, last evening for it's
monthly banquet TO be held March 2
at the oliver hotel, when men will be
guests and Frank T. Herring will give
an address.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Jorgenson en-
tertained at dinner Tuesday evening
at their home, 500 Cleveland av., in
celebration of their ninth wedding
anniversary. Cover" were placed for
10 at a table prettily appointed with a
centerpiece of pink and white tulips
AMI place favOrs of small pink bas-
kets filed with bon bons. The evening
was spent with games and music.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-02-10
BAVARIAN CROWN PRINCE
LEADS GERMAN ATTACK
ON ALLIES AT LA BASSEE

AMSTERDAM, Feb. 10. - Crown
Prince Rupprecht of Bavaria is lead
ing the Germans in their attempt to
cut through the allies lines at La
Bassee, according to advices received
from Sluis today. These declare that
he has been compelled TO call for
heavy achievements as a result of
the losses suffered by his troops and
that soldiers from the armies of the
Duke of Nuremberg and Gen. Won
Buelow have been sent to aid him
Private messages from Brussels as
sert, however, that the Germans now
occupy positions along the railway
line from LaBassee to Armentieres
and thai they regard the situation as
satisfactory.
The Germans are apparently plan
ming another drive at Bethune. troops
for that purpose being concentrated
at Nendin and Wavrin
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-02-10
New
Silks

The new season silks are here in charming assortment
the new Lady Duff Gordon-Crepe de Chimes Crepe
MeteorS, Liberty Satins and RadiumS in the various
shades of the spring SeaSon-Come see and enjoy the
new silks.
Crepe de chimes that brand inches wide-good
of shades $1.35 $500 Crepe meteors in
various shades including ivory and black $15O and
yard FOynch radum in colorS at ST so yard
Liberty sans all shades including ivory and black $15O to
$780,
Charmeuse all shades $15O to $500 Black Liberty Sat
ms ranging in width from 40 TO 81 inches prices $15O
$500 80 inch Black MesSaneS rs cents so inch Black
MeSsaine extra value $1OO SO inch Black Messane extra
value SIPS 80 inch French Fale staple shades $500
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-02-10

and is at its best in tanning leather
the delicate human machine, it is
liable to color the skin and tougher 1t,
as well as that of an animal, and 1t
also tOughens and irritates the fine
membrane of the food canal and stom-
ach
The chronic cough that is present
with some elderly and constant drink
ers of badly done tea may be traced
to the above causes at times. Tea
topers" reach the point, in some
cases, of having a pot always on the
range to which fresh tea and water
are added at intervals. Regular food
tanin-drawn victim develops q cough,
a bad temper or serious digestive
trouble, as the case may be.
Personal reference and advice OF a
reliable dealer must decide the brand
of tea. If it is a CeylOn tea use one
half a teaspOOnful to one standard or
half-pinl measuring cup. If an OolOng
tea try one teaspOonful to the same
amount of water. Allow cold water
to run for several minutes that it may
be fresh. and with as much air in
combination as possible. Air gives
life to water and flavor to all bever-
ages. a poetic Chinaman, in giving
directions for tea making, said: Take
water from the hill springs for air,
and at first it will sparkle like crabs
eyes as it heats, and lastly it will boil
up like pearls innumerable, waving
and springing about.
Tea will not give up its riches I'M
less the water is at a full boil, and the
not must be very hot in advance by
scalding to avoid the absorption of
heat by a cold pot.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-02-10

Henry y. Harper, who has been at
tending the University of Wisconsin.
returned home on account of illness.
William KnOblOck will leave We'd
nesday for the Panama canal via
Florida
/. l.. Barth of Chicago. formerly a
South Bend manufacturer. is spend
ing a few days in South Bend
+. H. Wurser of Detroit. well known
as a former practicing lawyer in South
Bend, is in the city on a short business
visit
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-02-10

w. c. Renfranz. jr. the tailor, is
attending the convention and style
show o. the National association OF
Merchant Tailors held at the Congress
hotel, Chicago. AdNt'
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-02-10
SATURDAY. February q. 1a1

NhNuthsA9s To- 1910
Fifty head big type Poland China
bred sows. at T. Ii. Jackson's farm,
two miles west of the city and one
half mile north of Michigan av. Sale
in heated sale pavilion. Begins at
1880.
r. II. JACKSON
ADV. G.. l.. ULLERY x son.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-02-10

Nothing would be more appreciated
than flowers for Valentines. Come and
see our stock at 1873 5. Mich. Williams
Co Home 2227: Bell 769. Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-02-10

Nothing would be more appreciated
than fioW'>Ss for Valentines. Come and
see our stock at 13S S. Mich. Williams
co Home 2227: Bell 769. Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-02-10
.AnnOunCeme en- is

The Pastime club Will be entertain
ed Thursday at the home of " S.
Palmer Cole, COS Cottage Grow av.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-02-10

Thursday, Feb. II, viii be Dollar
Day. Au'|
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-02-10
ACQUAINTED.

81 was talking to Diggby this morn
ing about the latest superdreadnauGht.
He didn't appear TO be much inter
ested'
81 should think not. Diggby mar
ried one. New York World.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-23
Narmldmoereien.
Sc lit biQiger, @1er Giienbabn-8illet
at be5ablen, ais auei ober brei
&ommiiione,1. 9ie 3eit smr TIT
teriudmmg lit, beppr SIR fault.

@ergeBt ni@t> Dies gu unterin6en,
bepor SSbr ionlttpo fauft, 457 Slider
berrliden @etreioes ooer gemii9te
GRANDDAUGHTER; nllr flint Meilen bon
CHROME, an einen idone1 See an
gren5enb; lit Elm ousge5et9neter Hlas
gum Eranfen Cures giebes I'M 8in.
ter pie inn CONNER; beitebt aus
oreibunoert Slider altsge5et6neten
Hruirtelanoes, fiinfunoiieb3ig Mder
let@ter 811i9 un6 @eit oas oaerfeinite
@ieien- un6 8ei6elon0. Ser gra-
oterte &o1,pttpeg Iduft 6teiem 2an6e
tute o1ld ser Gelepbon-2inie entlong.
@reis $500 per Slider, $4,000
boar, $2500.0O aoblbar om 1. So
1n1or 1916, @eft ie nod Bethlehem bes
@sadufers. @enn Sbr gemiidten Mder.
bnu betreibt, Damn perfeblt ni@t, oies
obne @er3alg at 1interirt9en.
German GILES,
gtrorte, Mlto, Canada.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-23
Ser @erfau I'm Nrotettan.
ttSmuS.
8as Or. CAREER barber
1enft

&on be,r pielen proteitnntii6er
|gefte1l Ole i'm 8ioeritreit ibrer Soeer
elmer Mufl0i1ng immer naber toni.
men, lit I'M 8etpubtiein 6iefer ibre1
Sbapad)e idon al un3abligen Maler
Der ein6ringlide STUFF na6 gr0Berer
&irheneinbeit ergangen. Man ba1
ml6 bereits bier uno ba Sdritte Uni:
ternonmen, ole iie bieiem 3iele nd
berbringen iouten, bisber aber ni@1
mebr nit oieien 8e%ltrebu1tgen er-
reidt, als ein mnbefinierbores &onglo-
merat bon Soeen 11no 2ebriaben. Die=
fer 3ultan6 lit au6 elmer gan5en @ei-
be %fiibrenoer &roteftanten ielblt nid)t
perborgen geblieben Die ebrlid) &C.
mug muren, oie Soffm1ngsloiigfeit Ser
llnionsbeitrebunger1 ein5ugeitebe1t.
giner bon 6ieieu, ser ebemalige
@arpar6=Grofeiior Ebomas q. @as=
Der, fat iid) in 9Sr. 3 bes loufen6en
SobrgangS Der "Sarbar0 Theological
&epiep" rnter Ger ueberi6rift uWbnt
Mils tbe @burd" nit 6em ertpabnten
@egenitan6 befaBt. Mus ieinen &u3=
fiibrumgen, 6ie fid iomobl nit Ser ge-
%genuartigen Gage Der proteitantiiden
u&ir9en" mie NIT @ori6lagen 5u IT,
rer &etlu1tg obgeben, ldBt fi9 10 redt
%erfennen, mie ipeit ser @erfom 6er-
ielben in @inflt6feit gebteben lit. 81
5eigt an &ono zines @ergIei9s sic
.8uitdn6e Dor 40 Sabren nit benen
bon be11te, mie iebr 6ie religio1en
@rdfte ionobl na@ m1Ben mie rad
innen in 6ieier 3eit 5uriidgegangen
iin6.
Gen @run6 6ofiir fin6et Grofeliur
Carrier in 5tpei &batfoden: Sen Ser.
l11it seq @loubens an sic etpige Ser
6ammniB un6 @rl0iung unb ben 6a>
ro11s ~folgen6en. v8erl1it zines Be-
itimmten, bie Seele 511r Ebdttgfeit
notbigen6en 3ieles o6er Hro-
grmms." nSyruber," fdbrt er fort,
niprBte sic Stride gern11, tpo5u iie 90
iit, beute ideint fife fi6 6ariiber ni@t
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-23
Mad elmer @ntidetbuna bes 9}at,

ASUVJ $SVSk SN%IUySs~V ~ HSu<~
raliiationsbnreans berliert Elm Slime
rifoner, Ser I'M MnSlan6e &riegs=
6ierit nimmt, Sos @iirgerredt. Die
gntideioung itiibt ii@ alf Dos @eieb
bonn Sabre 1906 un6 ie6enfans lit
file geredt. Miemon6 fom 5tpei Ser
rem otenen. DeutidIon6 bat glei6
gu 8eginn 6es &rieges &usldn6er
bonn 9ienit BEL SEN 6enti6en Gabnen
grun6idtli@ n1sgeidloiien. Gin ein=
8el1ter Mmerifaner, Dem ees gelungen
tpar, 6urd8uidlipfen, mur6e Dor Sic
MobI geitent, enttpe6er in SEN Ser
bon6 ser &eihsangeborigen enquire
ten ober Sen 9ienit GIT quittteren. St
entidie6 ii6 fir Iebteres nn6 tpar6e
ebrenpon entlaiien. Dagegen baben
iopobl Sronfrei@ mie England Slime
rtfaner nidt b1oB 5ltgeloiien, ionoer1
iie brett erma1ntert, in bie Mrmee
ein5utreten; nidt bloB naturaliiierte
MngIo- unb Bronco-M fon~
bern o11b Mmerifaner bon @eburt.
Die in 8aris aniaiiieen reiden ome-
rifaniiden MiiBiggdrger bil6eten TN.
mittelbor nod Musbru6 6es &rieges
cine omerifanii9e 2egton, auf Die
man fid in Srmfret4 ntdt tpenig
51tgl1te tbot. @os 6ara11s getuor6en
lit, miier pir ni6t, aber mir fin6en
es 61trdols in Der Sr6n11ng, bob
Mmerifmnern, 6ie 6em &omige bon
England ober Ser fran50iiiden @e-
prbIif SEN Sabnenei6 l%eiiter, hires
8iirgerredtes entflet6et mer6en. Mnf
Die Dien1te folder 2ente fonn Die STE.
pa1bIif grobe @ednltng nidt mad)en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-23

men un6 be6iirfte Ser grlofung. l1n6
mebr nod i'm Sntereiie Der M4ge.
meinbeit miiiie CT erIolt tperoen. lie.
Der oie our9 feline NbiIoiopbie ver.
l0ite @emeinoe" fte0t Cartier oie fol-
genoen Sdbe auf:
Sine @ommunit1t, in Ser iebes
%fleinite Ebeild,en menidli6er gner-
gle gerettet uno gu miBliber .Mrbeit
bertuanM mlroe, mare in iib Dos
@ei6 @ottes. ..... Gle miiroe in
fid ielbit 6ie 4raft baben, ore err
tpablte @emein6e 81 merben unb
miir6e 6a3u feiner iibernatirliden
&ilfe beoiirfen. Cine @rloiungsleb-
re, 6ie 6ie Meniden 6abor betpabrt,
tbatlos 6%abin5uleben, mub fur Die
I5baffung elmer iolden @ommunitat
Elm madtiger Saftor fem. Die Stride,
Ole cine iolde 2ebre tpirfiam berbrei-
tet, muB CUR uabren Stride mer6en.
Tim ii6 6ieien Sitel gu ber6iener, Be-
6arf es fir iie tpe6er biitorifder Nn=
redte, nod @un6er, nod ion1t elmer
q. 399).
@ie peit lit 6o6 6ieles materiali,
itii@e 8efenntniB eptferm BON Ser
@rloimngs SS6ee, mie tie Der @rfb0.
pier in bie menidlibe @eele einge,
pflan5t bat! Sc m11B 6ober notbmen-
6igermeiie m iid ielbft 3ugrunoe ge-
FEN. Der Menid beoorf zines bobe-
rem Motibs als Ser altruiitifben
@nergielebre bes @errn Brofeiiors,
rnb Dos lift Die 2iebe @ottes un6 6as
Streben 1rn9 @ott. l1n6 MIR in if
rer Mnerfennung liegt 6as Sell 6es
Broteitmtism11s, in mdts an6erem.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-23

gang flar gu fem. Griiber gab es feir
Sdyponfen, be11te rer11e1 iene Sir.
den, Die ii9 ni9t einfab treiben lai.
fen, inn &reiie berum uno baltem M11s-
idm1 na6 einem uTel6 Der 8etbdti-
gllng" o6er nod ettpas, 6as iie unbe-
itimmt init Social Serpice" beaeid+
men. Canals preoigte Die Stride Elm
flares u116 beitimmtes gpangeli1m
Der grloiung, NIT Ser @eroammung
ais menig an3tebenoes, aber trob6em
mannigfa6 betontes @egen1tud, ben-
te betrodtet man es in Sen beiten re-
Tighten &reiien als nidt gerabe .iebr
boflid, Dos @ort B~erbammung iiber=
baupt gu ertpabnen. -" DuB 6a-
nit ser 9rotei tantismus in bobem
MoBe oufgebort bot, driitli6 gu fem,
brmldt bier tpobl faum nqber ber-
borgeboben gu tper6en.
Ssn ben Ml1gen bes Brofeliors lit
eS Elm b0dit trauriges S9m1ipiel, Die
Sefte1r infolgeoeiien bin unb fer
lauf en 5a ieben, mie 'iie itd als
Greun6e Ser Mrbeitermelt gerieren
un6 nod etpas iuden, oas ibnen 8e<
idaftigung geben fon1rte. Inn ibnen
5u &ilfe 5a fommen, periudt er iid
inn Gnttp1,rfe zines Yrogramms ober
pielmebr beiien @%run6lage. Deriel=
be lit ie6od b%ouitanoig materioliitii9
gebalten, % ct NIT Der Ebotia9e
redmet, 6ab oer @laube on 6as ueber=
11atirlide BON 6en M6reiianten iiber
@or6 getporf fen pur6e un6 er a19
ielbit gan5li6 nit i'm gebro9en bat.
ST foBt iein @rogromm in Dem Mus-
6rud r8erfbamzB bilo lopbie" 5uiam=
men un6 glu1bt nit Dem @er6ienit
rn6 ser 6reu6e at uprobmftiber Tba<
tigfeit un6 l~1nternebm1ngen". Die
11e11e Mrt bon Menidenrettung gefun+
Ben 81 baben, oie Die fterben6en Sir
den" mie6er INIT 9eben at erfuuen
berf1ag. Mit an6eren @orten, an
6ie Stel(e Ser bisberigen r%eligiofen
Mnidn11urge1 ion bos morality Sc
ite aus allen mo6ernet moteriali1ti-
i@em 8biloiopbien treten, irlbem oo<
6ur9 ale borban6enen &rafte 6es
meni1Ii9en 2ebens beronge5ogen
mer6en. Gin Menid, Ser 11idt ole
feline @nergien in 6en 9ebenstampf
iteIe, babe eii11en @erluit at ber5et9=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-23

ben, itorfen geil1d ser &irden uno
gmpfang Der Saframente, 6ie Prie,
1teridaft bot groben @influB m1f bas
8oH, bos lie berebrt, iittli@er @rnIt
pereinigt iidy NIT observation-disclosures
Gtreben, bie fatboliide Stride erf reut
fid groBen Mnlebens un6 Die &utbo=
Iifen finben i'm feiten Sburm 6es
3entrnms ei11en nneridltterli9en,
erfolgreifen 8ertreter tbrer religio=
ien uno poIitiiden S~ntereiien.
Sos Mues feblt in 6ranfrei6!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-23
Sir @emidt in @elS mertb.

sd babe @bamberlatn's Tablette
gebroudt un6 6ieielben gero6e 10 &C.
funben, mie iie repraientiert iin6, cir
ra5des 2inberungsmtttel fir 2opf,
meb, Shmin6elanfaqe un6 an6ere
Symphonic, bie cine berbartete 2eber
un6 einen unor6entlt9en 3ultan6 6er
8eromungs-0rgan an6euten. Sie
iin6 ibr @etpidt in @ol6 tpertb,"
idreibt SRI. CLARA u. Briggs, @lba,
g. 9. gu faufen in 9enrp's Corner
Drng Store. = Mn3.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-23
Sbafeipeare babe feline @erfe in

elmer 8ro11erei niht geidrieben, be-
merit NIT einer %tpGlierigen @elte Elm
omerifamfder Brofeilor. Sos bat ia
a11d nod nieman6 bebuuptet. Mber
ie6enfans iin6 sic @erfe 6es gro,
fen 8riten geiitrei@ genug, 6aB ite
in elmer 8rareret gei6rieben fem
ff0innten. Ser Monn ser 8iiienidoft
aber, bon 6em sic eingangs ertpabn=
tie einfdltige 8emerfung itammt,
miir6e elm @iel and Damn geblteben
1ein, tpenn er in elmer 8ralteret out f
getpadien tpare.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-23
Die amerifanilde @ekpreie be-

Die amerifaniide @ekprehe be-
ridtet fre&, fret un6 unperidamt.
Deutidlanb babe nit Ben 6liegeran-
griffen a1f offene Sta6te Sen Mnfang
gemn6t. Ser erite M1rgriff 6tel er Mrt
tpl1rbe = ebe 6rmrfrei@ ben &rieg
erfIdrt batte - bon fran50iiiden
SIiegern anf Miirnberg gemodt, un6
a1d 10 ein 6dmliges omertfmifdeS
@eborgon ionte tpiiien, baB 9dirn=
berg cine offene bel1ti9e @ta6t lit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-23
81 %berfamfen

81 berfa1tfe cit
Mein. 40 @ferbefraft M,tto1uobl
billig at berfanfen. 9asielbe 1T in
beionbers g1ttem 3nitattbe tno fat
CUTE uiaftD thread Gaiiuas." Maberes
bei @bas. 2abner.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1915-05-21
HON. P. E. MATTHEWS.

One Of the most important posi-
tons in the State of Mississippi is
that of Penitentiary Trustee. Hon.
P. E. Matthews of Oxford, Miss,
at present Trustee from the
Northern District, and a candidate
to succeed himself, is a man OF
exceptional ability and experience.
Mr.. Matthews was appointed to
fill the unexpired term of Hon.
Leroy Taylor, and has occupied
the position for the past year. He
was for IL years Sheriff of Lafay-
cite county and served one term
as Mayor of the City of Oxford.
He is a practical and successful
farmer and business man, and, as
his record shows, he has made
good as Penitentiary Trustee. He
is prominent Mason and Dea-
con in the Presbyterian Church,
and possesses a host of friends
and supporters throughout North
Mississippi. He is actively en-
gagged in the discharge of his du-
ties as Penitentiary Trustee and
that his efforts as an official have
been successful is attested by the
present splendid condition of the
Penitentiary business and farms.
He will canvass his district as his
duties permit, and his many
friends predict his success in the
August primary. K.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1915-05-21
OUR FIRST PLAYGROUND.

II would require a book to show
you how the playground meets
the needs of health, mental, NOR
al, aesthetic, social. health, for all
these are elements in the health
of the body, as we have come to
understand. Not only will Green
woods Playground meet these
needs for the children. but the
Board of Directors of Community
Y. M. C. A., and the City Council
have got together and have ar
ranged to meet some of the needs
of the grown-ups, so they will en-
joy being on that playground.
A permanent band-stand is to
be erected, and number of steel
park benches are to be placed
on Greenwood's Playground SO
that the the grown-ups will enjoy
a band concert with more COM
fort than has ever been before.
It is planned that the Green
wood Band and the Greenwood
Choral Society will furnish the
music at the regular concerts and
from time to time an effort will be
made to induce some Of the Gel
ebrities to come to Greenwood.