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The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-04-20
SCARCITY Of BUTTER
IS FELTiR GERMANY

tAssocIated Press BY Federal Wireless,
LONDON, April According 10
reports from Germany through neutral
sources, the scarcity Of butter IS making
itself felt throughout that country and
the chemists are experimenting with q
view to discovering an available sub
stitute. Energies are being eoncentra-
ted ON the production Of oil from sun.
flower seeds AZ the most satisfactory
equivalent for butter.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-04-20
ALLEGED ACc0MPLIcE
or EMB EZzLER CAUGHT
fAx.ocialed prSss 81 Fedetal wlteIea.

4. ts-ocistsd Prsss ~ Federal wifeIess.)
SAN FRANCISCO, April 10. Mrs.
Lillian Munson, indicted on a charge
of aiding Ralph Lowell, teller of the
First National Bank Of Edgewater, N.
has been arrested. Lowell is reported
as arrested In London. He alleged he
took the money q year ago and met
Mrs Munson Ia Brazil and she return,
ed as an infotmer, 3f st
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-04-20
caMINETTI COMING WEST

tAsfoqIeted Press BY Federal Wiralesso
WASHINGTON, April ~, Com !,
|missi0nef Of Immigration Caminetti
left yesterday for tho PaciAe Coast,
whore he will inspect the Pacific i'm
migration stations aud inaugnrate the
working out Of the federal employment
bureau plans.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-04-20
RoTHCHILDS GET sl2.Ooo,ooo

q ASSOCIATED Press ", Fodsrsl whslsss.) :
3 LONDON, April 1.-THE estate OF
the late Baron Rothchild Is probatea.
The returns show that he left two and
q half million pounds sterling to his
family,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-04-20
SCHOONER ZANE I'M PoRT

(Associated Press ny FederAl Wreiene.) ~
SAN FRANCISCO, April l6.--The
schooner Ethel Zane, owned by Mrs.
Kate Doris Of San Francisco and
which had been feared Loaf, has arrived
at Guayaquil The Ethel Zane sailed
from Bellingham 100 days ago for Ecna,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-04-20
CORONATION NEXT NOVEMBER

tAesoeistsd Press ~ Federal wirelsss.l
I. TOXIC, Japan, April 10. The eoro-
nation Of Emperor Yoshihito will be
held ON November 10 of this year, y.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-04-20
TO CURE 4 COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bronfo Qsiinine
Tablets, All druggists refund
the money IL il fails to cure,
: F. w. Groves signature IS on
each box.
PaKIs MEnIcINE 90. 81 Louis. VISA,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-04-20
OBREGONvicToRY CONFIRMED

tAsspeiaisd Press BY Federal wireless,
Ell, fPASO, April l6. No denial Is
made from Villa s headquarters of the
story that General Obregon has won a
victory.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-05-14
WOODMEN TO SHOW
PICTURES OF LODGE

Under the auspices of the local or
der of Modern Woodmen, reel OF
1,o4O feet of motion pictures will be
shown at the Palace theatre soon,
featuring Robert Wilson of Missouri,
in true and realistic film story en-
titled The Man Who Came Back"
The story deals with the life of
members of the order who seeking a
cure for tuberculosis, go to the camp
and sanatorium maintained by the
lodge at Colorado Springs, Col. The
sanatorium is operated free of charge
by the members OF the organization
Wilson is one of the 1000 Woodmen
who have enjoyed the benefits Of the
camp.
The members of the local order take
especial pride and interest in the film
because it built the first camp at
Colorado Springs to be used by tu
bercular victims.
A Richmond man who went there
has returned and is now working in
this city, fully recovered from the dis
ease. Last years estimate showed
that $1.200,000 had been earned in
wages by Woodmen who went back to
work after taking the treatment at
this Sanatorium.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-05-14
TEXT OF PRESIDENT

occasion to inform the Imperial Ger
man government that it can not admit
the adoption of such measures or such
a warning of danger to operate as in
any degree an abbreviation of the
rights of American shipmasters or of
American citizens bound on lawful err
rands as passengers on merchant ships
of belligerent nationality: and that it
must hold the Imperial German gov
eminent tot a strict accountability for
any infringement of those rights, in
territorial or incidental. 1t does not I'M
derstand the Imperial German govern
ment to question those rights. 1t as
sumes, on the contrary, that the I'm
perial German government accept as
Of course the rule that the lives Of
noncombatants, whether they be of
neutral citizenship or citizens of one
of the nations at war, can not lawfully
or rightfully be put in jeopardy by the
capture or destruction of an unarmed
merchantmen, and recognize also, as
all other nations do. the obligation to
take the usual precaution of visit and
search to ascertain whether a suspect
ed merchantmen is in fact of belliger-
ent nationality or is in fact carrying
cOntraband or war under neutral
flag.
The government of the United
States, therefore, desires to call the
attention of the Imperial German gov
eminent with the utmost earnestness
to the fact that the objection to their
present method of attack against the
trade of their enemies lies in the prac-
teal mpossibility of employing sub
marines in the destruction of COM
merce, without disregarding those
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-05-14

the people of the United States
through the newspapers, but only for
the purpose of pointing out that no
warning that an unlawful and inhu-
name act would be committed can pos
sibly be accepted as an excuse or palli-
alton for tht act or as an abatement
of the responsibility for its commits
sion.
Long acquainted as this govern
ment has been with the character OF
the Imperial government and with the
high principles of equity by which
they have in the past been actuated
and guided the government OF the
United States can not believe that the
commanders of the vessels which com
mitted these acts of lawlessness did
SO except under a misapprehenslon OF
the orders issued by the Imperial Ger
man naval authorities. 1t takes 1t fol-
granted that, at least within the prac
teal possibilities of every such case
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-05-14
ASPHALT FIRM
[continued From Page one.]

filiations with the asphalt trust and
the prices they have to pay for this
material make it almost impossible
for them to submit bids on such paw
ing with any chance of being success
full. This was evidenced in the bid
ding Yesterday. One local contractor
tried his hand at bucking the asphalt
organization. For paving with 11s
inch binder and inch top Hlpsklnds
bid was sos per square yard, for
l inch binder and IL inch top his bid
was $1.93.
Hipskind shaved his bids as low as
he possibly could and net a small prof
it, but the Indianapolis concern, one
| of the largest of it's kind in the coun-
try. beat him to DEATH as one con
tractor remarked. For the two inch
surface the Indianapolis company bid
S193 a square yard, fifteen cents un
| der Hipskind; for the one and a hall
inch surface the Indianapolis com
pany bid $40, twenty-three cents un
| der Hipskind and five cents lower
than the lowest bid for brick paving
submitted by Cronin and Meredith
Richmond contractors, who were also
the lowest bidders for brick on the
Sixth street contract.
Brick Bids Low.
Property owners on the three i'm
provements who want brick paving are
urging their neighbors who have
reached no decision or are inclined &c
favor other kinds of paving, that brlck
| improvements have been put down III
Richmond for number OF years with
the most satisfactory results. They
call attention to the fact that Main
street paving, although put down
twenty years ago without concrete
base is still in first class condition
although it has been torn up lnnumer
able times by the street car and pubic
service companies. They are also ar
guing that the bids received for brlck
paving on South A, Sixth and North
Fifth streets are the lowest presented
for a number of years
Asphalt paving has not been salts
| factory in other cities, Richmond of
ficials have learned. The surface Is
easily broken up and to keep 1t IN
proper repair, 1t has been learned, 9th
er cities have had to go to the great
expense of providing asphalt plants
In the hot months the surface becomes
very soft and very heavy vehicles and
machines cannot operate over it with
out greatly damaging the street.
City officials are also far from be
ing satisfied with the concrete streets
and country roads which have beer
constructed in Richmond and vicinity
Some of the concrete paving on the
Middleboro road. put down last year
is now "buckling" between the expan
sion joints, while the concrete surface
on North Tenth street is raveling a
the expansion joints. On the Gaal
road large cracks have made their ap
pearance and North street concr1e
paving has been described as
| "bOtch
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-05-14

the commanders even of submarines
were expected to do nothing that
would involve the lives Of non-combat
ants or the safety Of neutral ships,
and even at the cost of failing of their
OBJECT OF capture or destruction. 1t
confidently expects, therefore, that the
Imperial German government will dis
aVOW the acts Of which the govern
ment of the United States complains,
that they will make reparation so far
as reparation is possible for injuries
which are without measure. and that
they will take immediate steps to pre-
vent the recurrence of anything so OBJ
v1ously subversive of the principles OF
warfare for which the Imperial Ger,
man government have, in the past, sc
wisely and so firmly contended.
THE government and the people Of
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-05-14

the United States look to the Imperial
German government for just. prompt
and enlightened action in this vital
matter with the greater confidence be-
cause the United States and Germany
are bound together not only by special
ties Of friendship, but also by the ex-
plicit stipulations of the treaty of
1928 between the United States and
the Kingdom of Prussia.
Expressions of regret and offers of
reparatiOn in case of the destruction
of neutral ships sunk by mistake,
while they may satisfy international
obligations if no loss of life results,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-05-14
CALLS MEMS MEETING

The call for mems conference will
be officially sent out through the
American Friend Of next week Editor
s. Edgar Nicholson said. The an
nouncement will be the first official
statement that the conference will be
held to be received by members of the
fifteen yearly meetings in America.
The conference dates, October 20.
q and 30 have been definitely fixed
and work on the program is progress
ing. Some of the leading speakers
will be announced within a short time.
These will include some of the leading
professional business and church men
of the country.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-05-14
ARRANCES EXHIBITS
FOR STATE MEETING

Joseph F. Meyer of Detroit, assistant
secretary of the Central States EXhib-
itorS' association, was in Richmond
yesterday consulting local stationary
engineers regarding the exhibits to be
placed in the Eagles hall during the
annual convention of the National AS
ISOLATION of Stationary Engineers to
be held in this city, June 16, II and IS.
Mr. Meyer said that between twenty
five and thirty exhibits of wares would
be placed in the hall. The program
for the convention is expected to be
completed within the near future APP
proXimatelv $50 members Of the asso-
citation will be present.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-05-14

can not justify or excuse a practice.
the natural and necessary effect Of
which is to subject neutral nations and
neutral persons to new and immeas-
urable risks.
The Imperial German government
will not expect the government OF the
United States to omit any word or any
act necessary to the performance of
its sacred duty of maintaining the
rights of the United States and its citi
zens and of safeguarding their free
exercise and enjoyment.
BRYAN"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-05-14

rules Of fairness, reason. justice and
humanity. which all modern opinion
regards as Imperative. 1t is practical
ly impossible for the officers of a sub
marine to visit a merchantmen, at
sea, and examine it's papers and cargo.
1T is practically impossible for them to
make prize of it, and if they can not
put prize crew on board Of it they
can not sink it without leaving it's
crew and all on board Of it to the mer-
cy or the sea in its small boats. These
tacts, 1t is understood, the Imperial
Government frankly admit We are in
formed that in the instances of which
we nave spoken time enough for even
that poor measure of safety was not
given, and in at least two of the cases
cited not so much as warning was
received. Manifestly submarines can
not be used against merchantmen as
the last few weeks have shown, with
out an inevitable violation of many
sacred principles of justice and hui
mainly.
American citizens act within their
indisputable rights in taking their
ships and in travelling wherever their
legitimate business calls them upon
the high seas and exercise those
RICH tsin what should be the well-justi-
fled confidence that their lives will
not be endangered by acts done in
clear violation of universally acknowl
edged international obligations, and
certainly in the confidence that their
own government will sustain them in
the exercise of their rights.
There was recently published in
the newspapers Of the United States,
regret to inform the Imperial German
government, formal warning, pur
porting to come from Imperial the
German Embassy at Washington, ad
dressed to the people of the United
States and stating, in effect, that any
citizen of the United States who ex-
ercised his right of free travel upon
the seas would do so at his peril if his
journey should take him within the
zone of waters within which the I'm
perial German Navy was using sub.
marines against the commerce OF
Great Britain and France, notwith.
standing the respectful but very ear.
nest protest of his government, the
government of the United States. dc
not refer to this for the purpose of
calling the attention Of the Imperial
German government at this time to
the surprising irregularity Of a com
munication from the Imperial German
Embassy at Washington addressed to
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-05-14
WHOOPING COUGH.

Well-everyone knows the effect of
Pine Forests on Coughs. DR.. Bells
Pine-Tar-Honey is a remedy which
brings quick relief for Whooping
Cough loosens the mucous, soOthes
the lining of the throat and lungs, and
makes the coughing spells less severe.
A family with growing children should
not be without it, Keep it handy for
all Coughs and Colds. csc at your
druggist.
Adv.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-05-14
Hanging baskets and ferns
for porches. Lemons Flower
Shop. 14'2t
CHURCH WORKERS
MEET AT Y. NJ. G.. A.

Members of the Religious Workers
society will meet tonight at the Y NJ
G.. A. to decide the policy for the work
next fall. The meeting is called by
Chairman Dr. Bramkamp. who will
preside. Following are the names of
the members: Folger Wilson, E. G
Howard, Pettis Reed, H. r. Robinson
John Gem. H. F. HeitDrink and Sec.
rotary Ellis NJ. Learner Of the asso
citation. The society conducts shop
and theatre meetings.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-05-14

WANTED-Girl for temper
airy position. Lemons
Flower Shop. 14-3t
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-02-18
8eftdtignng Der lanfenben Stemer= &ullcf:
tipnen bnrd bic Mtsgletdmngs-
beb1rbc.

Gin BEN 8oarb Ser Gonntb : Commit
fare bon 5teorns COUNTY, @inn. Ser
renl Ser 8onrb of Mn6it bon StearnS
golrntb beridtet Sbrer adtbaren &0rper<
i6aft, baB er Die Bidder, 8etrdge nnp
8elegideine Seq County : S6an1etiters
nnter(u@te, na@9dblte nno Sic 9rt. gez
fdreibnng unb BEN 8etrag Der Sonos
I'M @6abamte bes genannten Gountn fir
bic Heriobe bonn l.. Stunt 1914 big l.
Nobember 1914, beibe Sage eingefhlolz
fen, feiKebten. ssh finben bag @6abe
amt NIT Ser 5teuerbertbetl1ng fir 1914
tpte fol9t be1egt: I
@teuerumlage fir 1914 $3.50 1862
@eiammter 9ebit :. .. ..$60,936.52
@oIIeftierte @teuern. .$547, 210.61
NadgeIaHene 5teuern.. 1887
@eiammt grebit :. >. ..$547,549.3S
@i6t foIeftirte 8ilan5 am
ISL beftdtiaen hermit, hab mir tilr
@enautofeit Ser obigen Mngabe na6 Nus
gleidung Ser 9uppltfatz0 uittunaen NIT
SEN @teuerbiihern fir Die %an9egebene
Reripbe etniteben:
Ghf. Sbpmeb,
County, Mubitor.
s 9. !4otpalfonsfi,
Bprfiber See gor1ntbrat1s.
6b. S. 2impertd,
Observation-Disclosures.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-02-18

gebalten merben ion. Muf antrag 5es
Gel. German, unter1 tiibt bon Sacob Mez
Der, lpurben folgenbe 8eridte Der Be-
amtengebalter nnb ginfinfte, Bic bon
ben betreffenben mdbreno oes Sabres
1915 ge5ogen tpurben, a%ngenommen rro
MufbeDabrung angeprDnet: &arl 9tebl,
Court pmmiiidr $3.50; Sobn Gang,
l~1rfunoen : Megiltrar, $3457:93; 9einz
ri6 S. 2impertG, Observation-Disclosures,
$2559.95; Midael 2oio, @ommildr peg
4. 9i1trifts, $1385.40. Sic @e1nde Deg
SeSa1nes SuItin, q. Sc. 9fan uno Gbe1ter
q. 6aines fir gerringerungen Der Ser
fonaI 5teuer = N%biddbungen uno pie
Mpplifatton BEG Mi9. 8rommenf9enfel
fir @errinserung Ser @rnnoeigentbums@
M%bichdblng lp11r6en bem 8oar0 borgelegt,
BEL tadtigt unb Ser Minneiota @teuerzz
@ommfi1ion CUR 8eitdtigung empfoblen.
@nf Mntrag fpnrbe bas @e1u9 bes Mnz
ton @treit fir @erringernng per Ser
ionalzg iaentbums- slbidabung fig tpeitez
re l1nteriudl1ng 5uriidgelegt: 3uf6rift
Der Ga1ualtn Company Of Mmerica be-
5iigliG Der @erantportlidfeit Der Mrbeitz
geber inter Der bon @tearns @ountb
gebaltenen @eriiderungsz&olice pnrbe
berleien unb CUR Infbetpabrung 5nriid<
aelegt. Mnf Nntrag @ertagnng Biz balb
8 l1hr anberen Mprgens.
(@91ub in ndditer Nnmmer.)
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-02-18
Scr @eiit oeS MatipiSs
mus.

G5 lit mieoerbolt al1f 6ie Motbmen<
oigfeit Ser grmerbung 6es amerifa<
niiden 8iirgerredts bingetpieien mor=
Sen, INN bie Sduar Ser 8%ertbeioiger
Ser peri6nliden 6reibeit 5u Der Itar=
fen uno Sen Mngriffen ser Matipiiten
0ie Spite bieten gu fon11er, mel6e
mie0er einn1al li6 gegen oaeS, mos
bel1tl6 lit, beri6tporen baben. IS tit
cine alte Geldidte, 6aB Prohibitions
befiirtportung n1r Elm Sbeil Ser mo-
tipiitiiden Bropagan6a CUR @ntred-
tung Ser ginipanoerer un6 Der 8iir-
ger ausIan6iider M%bltammung lit.
Sic oeutl6en @ereine tper6en immer
mebr an Sic @on0 georiidt. Denti6=
amerifa11ii6e &un6gebungen mer6en
aIs unamerifanii6e un6 unlopaI ge=
bran6marft. 9euti6e 5mmlungen
fir oie &riegsnotblei6enoen Der Sci
matb tperben nit i6eelen Mugen art-
geIeben. 3eit11ngen in 6euti9er
@prode tper6en 51 ida6igen geiu6t,
tno ol[es als nnamerifanii6 ber=
leum6et, pas 1tidt probritii6 lit.
Mber @errn 2pn@, einem &eprd=
ienta1lten ser 9egislatur BON Semi
lpIbarien, NOR es p%orbebaltet, Ser
ital1nen6en @ef 81 offenbaren> mie
tpeit Elm omerifoni1der Matipiit in
ietnem Trem6enbaB geben fam. Ser
Mam bat cine Gorlage eingebradt,
meI6e es ie6em Observation-Disclosures
Beipobner 6es gtootes nerbietet,
Sa1r6e 51 bolten. gr min alrBer6em
ie6em gintpo1r6erer bas Sagen o6er
oas Tangen BON &0geln o6er m6e-
REM @il6 bertpebren. @s beiBt IN
ser 2pnd'iden @orlase: @s ion fir
ie6en nidtnotltralitrten, i'm @ns=
ln16e geborenen 8epobner 6es
@tootes rngeiebli6 fem, er1ttpeoer ei=
nett &un6 5u bolten o6er int 8eiibe
ei1res io1den gefun6en 5u tperoen.
Dte Mmpeiet1beit zines Sun6es IN Ell
11em 8immer, einem Souie, einem
@eba1oe, einem Belt o6er 9ager7 6as
bon ei1em ridtnat1raliiirten, i'm
Muglan6e g%eborerer 8etpobner ein-
qe1ommen o6er fortronirt miro, ion
ols primo fucie!@eneis 6ofiir gelten,
baB Elm folder @un6 BON Der Ber1on,
meldle 6as @runo1tiid, in peldem
folder .@un6 gefun6en miro, ein-
nimmt ODER %fontrolIirt, beieiien ooer
fortrouirt miro" Dieie Strafe fir
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-02-18

llidtnaturaliiirte &un6eltebbober
miro a1f fiinfun65tpan5tg Collars
fir ie6e @erlebung 6es @eiebes o6er
Sat- 1T 6em @efdngniB 6es County
feltgeiebt, un6 5lpar ie einen Sag fir
je6en Collar Ser Celebrate nnb Ser
Soften 6es @erfabrens. @urbe, meI=
DIE in bem 8eiibe bon ni6tnaturalt=
lirten Muslan6ern %gefun6en mer6en,
iolen fonfis5irt, 0ffentli6 beriteigert
ODER men1 ite nidt mertbbon ltn6,
getDotet merben.
Gie 8orlage lit beaei9nen6 fir sen
@eilt 6es Natibism1s, Der INNER
mebr on 8o6en geuint. Sic lit rl1r
ein 1reuer 8etpeis 6afur, 6aB eine
p0uige gntredtung o1er gingeuan=
6erten geplmt iit, melde no6 nidt
6as @iirgerrebt ertporben baben, reip.
nod nidt I'M Ser Gage tparen, es 5u
ermerben. @ie @orloge lift an SOS
5ultan6ige &omite bertpieien mor6en
nn6 6iirfte IN einem Mr9ipfa6 Elm
n~nrubmlt9es @n6e ftn6en. Mber 6aB
iiberbal1pt elmer @%erlammlu1g bon
@eiebgebern, 6ener 6as @obl Ser ge=
lnm1nten 8etpobnerf6aft 6eS Staqtes
am Ser3en liegen ion, Elm oerorttger
Mntrag unterbreitet mer6en fonnte,
obne 6aB Ser 8efmrtporter 6esi elben
elmer &ommtiiion CUR l1nteri u@nng
6es &a6ertperfs in feinem Sdd6el
iibertpieien tp1tr6e, ipridt 8an6e fiir
sic Sreu6e, Sic nniere 2egislatoren
an ser @mtredt1tng Ser perbaBten
uSoreigners" baben. @o m11B Elm
gfiegel borgei6oben mer6en. Da511
itnb aber MIR 8iirger Der @eretnig=
ten Stoaten I'M Stan6e, mel@e ON
Stimmfaiten ibrer Mmii@t @e1tuna
beridoffen 1n6 ba3u beitragen ton.
1pen, matibiitiide @an6t6aten fir it.
gen6 ELM Mmt at idlagen. Dte @er.
b11ng neleer nn6 INNER rtel,er Sir.
ger, tpie file bonn Mationalbl1nbe unh
feinen @toots- unb 3metgberban6en
eingeleitet nn6 NIT groBem Grfolge
betrieben miro, 1T 6esbab fir nns
ole bon bitaIer @idtigfeit. Sc mub
in 6ieiem Gimme %gearbeitt mnb ogi'
tirt mer6en. Sc energiider, beito BEL.
fer. M1r cine itarte Organization
fanm sic Sein6e Ser perf0nli6en Sret-
beit mn6 sic Matibiiten gu Hoaren
treiben. Mmerifanii9e Sreibeit 6ari
ni6t at einem Ieeren @abn gemadt
mer6en. @er iie 1diiben bilft, bient
SEN beIten SmereIien ieines nerer1
8merlan6eS.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-02-18
10 Gent nGasearets"
fir 2eber nnb @ingeiueibe.
6eilcn trantes aspftpeb, &artIeibisteit,
8iltpitat, lauren Nagen, fdlehten
@tbett - j3uder Gatarthie.

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gen ooer gtngetpeioe limb; tpie itarf guer
&opfpeb. lit, tpie elenb Sbr fiiblt bnr6
9artletbigfeit. l1nberoaulidfeit, 8iIioiitdt
unb TRACE gingeiueibe = SIR befommt
ftets 2tnoerung ourh gnsearets. @ie
reiniaen unb reg1lieren ben Mngen TO-
fort. beieittgen Die iaure. adbrenbe @abs
rllng nnb farlen @aie; entfernen bic err
feiipe Gale bon Der Qeber unb uebmen
eas nnberoalte 3eus nnb @ift bon ben
0ehdrmen nnb Sen @ingepeioen fort.
Cine 5ebn Gent Gdadltel bon Current
Wpotbeer miro Cure 2eber unb Ginaez
neibe rein balten; Sen Maaen fiib, SEN
Gnpf flar unb bies anf Monate bin.
Sic arbeiten, tpdbreno Sbr f9Ioft.