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The Monticellonian., 1915-11-04
BROWNING GL

is her hair. If yours is streaked with ugly, grizzly, gray hairs, use La Gre ole" Hair Dressing and change 1t in the natural way. Price $1.0O.-Adv.
The Monticellonian., 1915-11-04

It does not take a very large estate to provoke a family quarrel among surviving relatives.
The Monticellonian., 1915-11-04
Some Come Back.

He-Men have always achieved more than women.
 Sbe-When they married, yes.
The Monticellonian., 1915-11-04

Millions of particular women now use and recommend Red Cross Ball Blue. Al grocers Adv.
The Monticellonian., 1915-11-04
 Not lf He Knew 1t.

If you were to marry again. would you marry the same husband ?" He says not"
The Monticellonian., 1915-11-04

His Uppermost Thought. Mrs. Blank-How had better have my new dress made? Blank-Small in the bill.
The Monticellonian., 1915-11-04

A second-class joke has caused many man to lose first-class friend.
The Monticellonian., 1915-11-04

Gather Eggs Frequently. Gather the eggs frequently, espe- cially while the weather is cold. Keep the hens happy and contented.
The Monticellonian., 1915-11-04

Reproductive Hens. Half-starved hens are not so produc. tive as fat ones
Evening star., 1915-11-19
Births Reported.

The following births have been re-
ported to the health department in the
last twenty-four hours:
James and Virginia Chaconas, boy.
William and Lottie Tobin, girl.
Herman G. and Hazel G. Mattern,
girl
William and Fannie Snyder, boy.
Harper II. and Lillian F. Capers. boy.
John A. and HAZEL l. Wedell. boy.
James w. and Sadie NJ. Beckert, girl.
David and Sarah Lipshittz. boy.
James F. and Laura Lyons. girl.
Henry A. and Gertrude Z. Adlung,
boy.
David and Elizabeth Picard, girl.
Herman G. and Gertrude Winkler.
boy.
Sabestiano and Domenica Crisafulli.
girl.
Giovanni and Annina Errigo, boy.
Tommaso and Mary Boni. girl.
Lloyd and Annie Genus, girl
Alphens A. and Irene Il. Grunn, girl.
Dennis A. and Eliza Green, girl.
Perry Fl. and Cassie NJ. Lyles, boy.
Norman B. and Lillian Newby, boy.
Evening star., 1915-11-19
Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been re-
ported to the health department in the
last tWenty-four hours:
Sarah f. Davis, 65 years, Tuburculo-
sis Hospital.
John j. Engel, SO years, 1917 Az
street southwest
Isabelle Murphy, 81 years, 913 5th
street southeast
Charles A. Fox, 20 years, canal boat,
foot of 3Sth street northwest.
Alexander McGrew, 81 years, 1913 n
street northwest
Thomas Mckechnie, 40 years, Garfield
Memorial Hospital.
Mary E. Smith. 81 years, 10s Canal
street southwest
William Williams, % years, 1888 Nor
ton street northwest.
Amelia Johnson, ~ years, S17 Az
street southwest.
Sarah Jane Anderson, "a years. % o
street southwest
Evening star., 1915-11-19

held with a cap of point lace and
spray of orange blossoms.
A bouquet of bride roses and lilies of
the valley was carried.
Miss Helen Towsen. who was her
sisters attendant, wore a gown of pink
chiffon over pink taffeta and carried
sweetheart roses.
Miss Leontine Towson and Miss Edith
Towson. also sisters of the bride, who
served as ribbon bearers. wore gowns
of white chiffon accordion pleated over
white satin with pink and blue satin
girdles.
Mr.. Frank Carstarphen. assistant dis
trict attorney of New York city, acted
as best man for his brother.
a large reception followed, when the
newly married couple were assisted in
receiving by Mrs Towson, the brides
mother who wore gown of black
velvet and point lace, and Mrs. Carstar-
phen, mother of the bridegroom, whose
gown was of black satin trimmed with
skunk fur, with an overdress of silver
net.
Mrs. Irving c. Towson, sster-in-law
Evening star., 1915-11-19

Marriage Licenses.

the following:
Leroy Washington and Alice Harris
Clarence n. Lucas and Edith Contee
James A. Furr and Susie y. Couch
Vincent Marshall and Annie Chapman
John W. Lyons and Eleanor X. Zell,
both of Baltimore. Md
Aaron Siegel and Gussie Goldin.
Elmer Carroll of this city and Esther
l.. Tennis of Hampton, Va.
Kenneth u. Angus and Elizabeth L.
Timberlake. both of Richmond. Va.
RAYMOND Muse and Helena Foster.
Arthur Rousseau of this city and
Beulah A Laughlin of Atlanta, Ga.
James A. Johnson of Philadelphia, Pa,
and MarQ G. Cole OF Baltimore, Md.
Evening star., 1915-11-19
FORMER PRESIDENT COMING.
William H. Taft to Attend Meeting
of National Red Cross.

Former President William II. Taft will
arrive in Washington this afternoon t0
attend a meeting of the executive COM
mittee OF the American National Red
Cross, which will be held at i:30 o'clock.
Miss Boardman said today that the eX-
ecutive committee will consider the re-
Evening star., 1915-11-19

visioD Of the bylaws OF the organization.
for submission to the annual meeting Of
the Red Cross. TO he held here next
month. The committee will also discuss
a proposed reorganization Of the field
forces of the Red Cross and their increase
by the possible appointment OF civilian
surgeons and nurses Red Cross re-
serves.
Evening star., 1915-11-19

Grade crossing accidents cost 1os
lives in Pennsylvania in the fiscal year
ending July /.
Evening star., 1915-11-19

Mr.. and Mrs Adolf Casper Miller
went to New York yesterday to remain
until after the Army-NaVy game. Ihey
will ioin the party of Secretary of the
Interior and Mrs. Lane for that affair
Evening star., 1915-11-19

One of the most beautiful weddings
of the autumn took place last night at
the residence of Mrs Blanche Kennedy
Towson, when her daughter, Miss
Blanche Augusta Towson, became the
bride of Mr. Oney KEN Carstarphen of
New York city.
Rev. ]. Henning Nelns performed the
ceremony in the spacious drawing
room, which was converted into bower
of green The north end was arranged
as a chancel, with palms, white chrys-
antnemums and a white satin prize dieu,
and from tall standards filled with
white chrysanthemums. extended broad
white satin ribbons. carried the full
length of the room by the Misses Leon
tine and Edith Towson, forming the
aisle The dining room was decorated
with pink roses, and a stringed orches-
ira stationed behind screen of palms
played the wedding music.
The lovely young bride, who was es-
corted and later given in marriage by
her brother. Mr.. Irving Towson, wore
rich gown of white satin, the exqui
site ppint lace with which it was draped
being an heirloom in her mothers
family and worn by the latter at her
wedding Panels of lace appeared on
the skirt and the bodice was of lace
and tulle. Her tulle veil. which extend
ed to the end of her court train, was
Evening star., 1915-11-19

Miss Frances Efinger and Miss kath-
crime Efinger are giving bridge
party, followed by tea. this afternoon
at their home on Florida avenue in
compliment to Mrs. Joel William
Buuckley. Miss Dorothy Taylor will
assist in the hospitality.
Evening star., 1915-11-19

Mrs Lansing, wife of the secretary
of State. entertained the ladies OF the
ca abinet at luncheon yesterday.
Evening star., 1915-11-19

Mrs. Thomas Holdup Stevens has re
turned from California and reopened
her apartment, in Stoneleigh Court, for
the winter.
Evening star., 1915-11-19

Mrs. Frank S. Cochen. wife of Capt.
Cochen, u S A. entertained at a
luncheon, followed by a theater party,
this afternoon in compliment to Miss
Littell.
The table decorations were pink. and
! the guests included the maids Of honor
and bridesmaids who will attend Miss
| Litteu at her marriage to Lieut.. Alex
ander NJ. Patch tomorrow evening.
Evening star., 1915-11-19

Mrs. Charles D. Helmbold of Stone
leigh Court will give a tea December
IA to introduce her daughter, Miss
Marjorie Helmbold.
Evening star., 1915-11-19

Pratt. the guests We're Mrs. Otto Praeger,
Mrs. NJ. c. SHIELD, Mrs. Mary Scott, Mrs.
Lee Runyan, Mrs. John O'Connell, Mrs.
NJ +. Sabn, Mrs. c. F.. Anderson, Mrs.
G. Withers. Mrs. William Love, Mrs. W.
r. Hastings. Mrs. J. F. Atkinson. Mrs. d.
S. Walton and Mrs. A. j. Clopton.
Evening star., 1915-11-19

T. Hastings. Mrs. J. F. Atkinson, Mrs. D.
S. Walton and Mrs. A. j. Clopton.
The annual drill and tea dance for the
Army Relief Society will take place at
Fort Myer Friday, December 3. Presi-
dent Wilson has been invited to review
the drill and it is expected that he will
accept.
Mrs. Hugh L. Scott. wife Of the chief
of staff is chairman of the entertainment
committee and has able support in the as
sistance of the army women living in and
stationed about Washington and Fort
Myer.
The Army Relief Society is a most
worthy charity, caring a S it does for the
destitute widows and children of officers
and enlisted men 1t is supported by
army people and patriotic civilians.
Col Wilbur Wilder has promised a
very complete artillery and cavalry drili
and the tea and dance will follow imme-
diately after in the administration build
ing The music is to be furnished by the
9TH Cavalry band.
Among the patronesses are Mrs. Llndley
Garrison, Mrs. William McAdoo and Mrs
Robert NJ Thompson.
Evening star., 1915-11-19

Miss Lila Watts Collins will enter
tain at a musicale in her apartment, at
the Montana, this evening.
Evening star., 1915-11-19

number of informal dances will be
given this evening. Mrs. John NJ. Evans
will entertain at the Wyoming for her
guest. Miss Maddox; Miss Louise clark
will give small dance and Mr.. and
Mrs Charles " Wheeler will also en-
tertain informally.
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Continued on ninth page. }
Evening star., 1915-11-19

A Christmas sale and dance will be
held at the residence of Mrs Charles
W. Richardson. 1917 Connecticut ave
nue.. Wednesday, December !, from to
Z, under the auspices of the board OF
managers of the House of Mercy. and
all hostesses are requested to reserve
this day and date for this we'll known
charity.
Evening star., 1915-11-19

Mrs. Clement A. F. Flagler enter
tanned at bridge yesterday afternoon
for her house guests. Mrs. T. Q. Donel-
son and Mrs. Charles Andrews. The
other guests were Mrs. Julian Ogden,
Mrs. John Crayke Simpson. Mrs. j. II.
Crawford, Mrs. Ashley NJ. Could, Mrs.
Robert l.. Howe and Mrs. William
Burr Harrisoa.
Evening star., 1915-11-19

Thanksgiving donations of foodstuffs
etc. for the Young Womens Christian
Home. 311 c street, VIII be grate1ully
received at the home at any time
Wednesday, November "a.
Evening star., 1915-11-19

Miss Minnie V. Lanham and Mr. Will
liam B. Soper, both of Prince George
county, were quietly married this mora-
ing at the parsonage Of Trinity NJ: f.
Church. 309 5th street southeast, by Rev
]. P. Hand.
Evening star., 1915-11-19

Nine. Jusserand, Nine. Pezet. Nine.
de Pena, Nine. SuareZ and Nine Calde-
ron are among the patronesses OF the
linen shower to be held Monday, NO
yember 90 at Providence Hospital.
1t will be conducted by the LADIES' OF
the board and is for the benefit of the
free wards Of the hospital.
Miss Joyce has charge of the tea ta-
h1e and members of the reception COM
mittee are Mrs Edward Douglas White,
Mrs. Hannis Taylor Mrs Henry +. AS
hurst, Mrs Marbury, Mrs. Talbot and
Miss f. l.. Dorsey.
The iunior auxiliary will be present
| to assist in the tearoom and to conduct
visitors over the house.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-08-26
kirOh61 nd0ri0t<n.

Mls Ni05ei mur'
6en tbeils bon Sen bo9m. Safular.
prieltern ser Di05ele ertpablt uno
beils bonn bodtp'iten 8ii6of Sofepb
8ui9 ernannt bodm'lter g. &id.
ter bon MeIrofe, sic bodm. Serren
@m. Sarge bon 2afe &enrp, q.
@ospi6or bon Stpun @iber, Geo.
@a119 bon Gergus Sails, bodm. Or.
SEQ Cons un6 bodtp. p. @erbarb,
8. g. s., BON ct. @Iou6.
@Gbrenb zines bonn bodtp. p.
BON Der Sulit, 8. g.. g., in Der Stride
gu @nbfon, elmer bon ibm als Mtf.
iton berfebenen @emeinbe, am Conn
tag gebaltenen feierliden Mmtes turr-
SEN 3ebr &in6er eritmols gum Eiide
6es &errn 31tgelalien. Ser &irden.
DIOR bon Snmio iang cine bieritim-
mige Meife, un6 sic @abfon-@e
meir16e, tpeIde erit einmaI @elegen,
beit batte, einem feierltden @otteS-
6ienite bei3utpobnen, erbal1te fi6 an
6em id0nen 6eite, 6os fir Die Grit
communicated mie aud) fin ole, Die
bemieIben beimobnter, 3u einem un-
bergeBIi@en bIetben mtr6.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-08-26

iebr beldaftigt. Mebrere Ser Sat-
nrer bringen 2o6ungen inn @ertbe
bon $50 Biz $40 berein. - Gamilie
8. @obinion berlegte lebte ISOLDE ibr
@eim nod ibrer fruberen &eimatb
in Sllinois. - Gamilie &ob. @ani on
lit bon bier nod ct. CLOUD umge5o-
gen.
@t. Soiepb.
Sobn 3iegelmeier BON bier bnt Die
in Ser gfabe bon RodpiQe gelegene
Matb. @olitor 6orm gepadtet uno
6ieielbe bereits nit leiner 5amilie
be5ogen. Serr 3iegelmeier bat feline
untpeit bon 2ittle Sort gelegene
Seimitatte> meIde er Sabre lang BE-
mobnte, einem Ba9ter iberlahen. -
Sier left un6 bort man NIT @rltau-
men Die @adridt, 6aB bon @m1f
Centre, Der Stearns gountD-Musltel.
lungsitabt, 6ie @ountD,O ptionsbetpe.
gung %ange5ettelt un6 angeregt miro.
l1n6 bort m09te man 6os 6eutide
Clement bon Steorns gountp ouf
Ger Musiteuung inn September Der.
treten ieben?
ct. Midolas.
Sic &olmfr11dt lit geidnitten, un6
6ie @etrei6eboufen tpadien mie Bil5e
aus Ger grbe. Gle Garmer ertpar>
ten cine quite grnte. - Sobn 8ru-
nol6s @tau lit bo1en6et un6 miro
als elmer Ser bel item StQue in 6ie-
let @egen6 be3eidnet. - Die 8fla-
iterarbeit in unierer nelten Stride
gebt flot poran; auh 6as @@in6eln
Ser bei6en Sbiirme nimmt guten
Tortgang. sis Mnfang October ion
Dos rene @otteshous in 1einer 8on.
en6ung 6aiteben. @ir boben o11d Elm
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-08-26

aus orei 11eaen @loden deficiencies
berrlides @ela1te. - Sim 5reitog-
nodmittog tpur6en Die ir6ii4en
l1eberre1te Ser i'm 9m1ie ibres in
giglep, Minn., ,pobnenoen Sobnes
Setter %peritorbenen Grau Mmna Bill
Zig bierber gebrodt un6 i'm &ouie
6es @dtpiegeriobnes Setter Wirttelb
gebabrt. Sim Somitag tpur6e Die
2ei9e nod einem I'M 9 nbr bonn
bodtp. Bfarrer @doqenberger geba1'
tenem Mequiem unter ben @uipi5ien
oes 6rauenbereins, 6eiien MitglieS
lie tpar> auf Dem biefigen @ottesoder
an Ser @eite ibres Dor % Sabren
geftorbenen @atten our lebten 6ube
gebettet. Sn ibr boben bic ainber
cine CUTE, 4riitlide SHUTTER uno Der
@erein elm treues Mitglie6 b%erloren.
Gle 0abingeidieoene tpar in 1888 in
Donfroth, @egierungsbe5irf 5rier>
Deuti6lan6, geboren, bon tDo lie IN
1858 nit ibren Gltern nod Mmerito
fom. 5n 1862 b%erbeiratbete iie iid
nit @ermann Soiepb 8inig. Sn
1865 berlegte sos @bepam fem @eim
nod 8ier5, Minn., mo- es 3u ben er'
iten Mniie6lern geborte. Spaterbin
5og es na9 ct. Niholas auf bos
iett nod unter Dem Mamen 8iuigs
6orm befannte 9an6itiid. Na6 Dem
Eo6e Hires Mannes tpobnte Me1tter
8iaig bier bel ibren &in6ern, in les.
ter 3eit ober Bel ibrem Sobne in
8iglep, tuo iie am II. Iuguit ber-
idie6. Sbren Sorg trugen feds Sect.
fen, nn6 Dor Dem Gorge trug cine
Nihte sos &reu3. Moge 6ie @eritor.
bene ruben in 5rie6en! - Sonntag
! pur6en in Ser Bfarrfird)e eritmon
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-08-26
STANDARDIZATION.

- Sonntagaben6 trafen 6. s..
2aoner uno @attin uno S. 8. &oien.
berger uno @emablin bon ibrer nod
ben oitliden Staaten gema9ten @r.
bolungstour tpieoer babeim Elm. 3d.
geieben BON Ben genoiienen &eiieber-
gnugen tbt es Der @eieai9aft un6
alien ieinen Jreunben mobl gu mii
len, oaB oieie 8eiie Die getpiini9te
@irfung auf Sen lei6enben 3uitano
oeS Serrn 2ooner ausgeibt bot.
Sn Der Gamilie 6es 81. S.
goung itellte iid @omitag Elm nieo.
lides Ma6el Elm. M0ge es ben BE-.
elidten gltern nur Greu6e bereiten!
- Ser groBte 9beil bon ben 811
Monn in ben bieiigen Greet Mor.
tbern @erfltatten lit NIT Ser Gertig-
fteQung Der @etrei6e.@ oggons fir
Die beporitebenbe Grntebefor6erung
beidaftigt. MQen, Sic 6o3u getpiut
maren, puroe Sonntag in Den g. 81.
Observation-Disclosures @eIegenbeit CUR
Mrbeit gegeben.
= 81. S. %. Sornbom> oiteopo-
tiider Mr3t, Bbone 68.2, SOB ct.
@ermain-S trobe, ct. @louo, Minn.
= Mit Dem Mnbou, Dem @tepb.
&enpooroe an feline Garage in Ser
@robe bon 46X66 SUP nit ponem
grogeidoB un6 5pei Stod bod er-
ridten laBt, lit 6. 8. &uoion ton.
traftli9 betraut tporoen. Sic So.
itcn oes Mnbaues, 6eiien Blare bon
6cr Nrditeften-Girma 81. 6. @orpen-
ter & 60. beiorgt mer6en, fin6 auf
$4,000 beronidlagt.
= eebt $. 9. Oouue fir ct.
Gfonb Gtaoteisent1nm.
- GamiIie 2ouis Motbifen, mel.
DE SATIRE lang in ct. @lou6 ibr eige-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-08-26
9atbolilde 2ebrauitalten fit ia.

tboIilde ainoer. Sic 5dulferien
neigen lid ibrem gn6e gu, uno balo
perben sic perldieoenen 2ebrinltt-
t1te &pieoer ibre Sbiiren offnen. @ir
modten oesbaIb uniere 2efer eriu'
den, BEL ser Musrpabl elmer boberen
fatb. 9ebranitalt gefalligit o%ielert-
gen DEFENDERS beadten 5n polen, De-
rem Mn5eigen in unierm @latte an
anoerer @tele 5u finoen itno. gS
fino oies MISUNDERSTANDING @nital'
ten, oeren 9ebrfrafte gu Ben beiten
bes 2onbes geb0ren, uno mir red-
men es uns our beionoeren 8fli@t
an, bieie 2ebranitalten beitens gu
empfebIen. Mngeitdts Ser nielen
tiidtigen fatboliiden Colleges uno
sfabemies bier5ulanbe mer6en bof'
fentIi6 feline gltern iid oerartlg ge-
gen Sic fotboltlhe Sude pergeben,
elm @iro, lei es @obn ooer Sod'
ter, elmer arberen ais elmer fatboli'
id)en 2ebronitolt an5ltpertra1tet1. 8e'
ionoers modten mir Johann nod Sen
gltern empfeblen, ia 6o6 ouf Die
bobere Musbiloung Ser &naben 81
ieben. Mir broud)en beute mebr
oenn ienols cine groBe Nn5abl &C.
biloeter fotboliider Mdnner. 1aber,
fatboliife gItern, gebt bel Ser bobe'
rem gusbiloung gurer &in6er Sen
gobnen SEN gor5ug! 9os lit in GU
REM Sntere1ie, inn Snterelie Ser &in'
Ser ielbit unb inn Srtereiie Ser TO-
tboliiden Sode!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-08-26

@e1daftsbetrieb 1ein fiir6ereS Slid
f9mte6en.
= ct. @ronis bon Song 8rairie,
tpeld)er in ct. @loub bereits langere
8eit 8eiddftigung bat, miro fein blei-
benoes &eim bier maden uno feline
Iamilie bon Gong Bratrie nud)fom'
men laNen.
= @ie Tra11en Studs unb 81.
&Iinfner eritatteten 9ien1tag Der in
211pembnrg mobnen6en 6amilie So.
fepb @11blan6 einen freun61haftliden
@ei u@.
- @m. s. 9oulton, tpel9er 3mei
Sabre lang oie Stele 6es superin'
%ten6e1rten Ser ct. CLOUD @eforman'
1taIt b%efleioete, lit Montag in @lt
Miper i'm glitter bon rs Sabren &c.
1torben.
- Die 8floiterorbeit on 8reden'
ridge Mber11e lit bollenoet. Mnbreas
@ruber, unter beiien Mufiibt 6ieiel.
be Dor ii6 ging> biirgt 6afiir, 6aB iie
mutt 3ufrie6enbeit bingenommer
miro. @obol6 Die eleftrif@e @tru-
neutrality-suspicious. 6ie neuen S6ie.
men gelegt bot, miro nit Ser 8fGa,
lterarbeit an 3. StraBe begonnen
mer6en.
-9eo9 glngabe Ser Sta6tbeam.
ten miro NIT Ser Musbebnung Der
@tabtpaiierleitung bon eriter @trabe
iii6li4 Ser IS. Mbe. entlang nod Dem
@run61tiid, anf bem sic neue Sta6t-
bodidule erridtet miro, fofort be.
go1ren nerben.
- SSn elmer Montag gebaltenen
g%eriammlung Ser Sdulbeb0r6e, Der
elm 8ertreter Ser Mrditeftenfirma,
sic nit DEM gnttpurf Ser 8ldne fir
sic nel&e Sta6tbo9idatle betra1tt lit,
b%eimobnte, pur6e Ser fir BEN Sou
%entmorfene @run6riB gutgebeiBen.
HIane nn6 5pe5ififationen mer6en
m0gli9it bal6 in Sen San6en Ser
&ontroftoren fem, 10 6ob Sic @run6.
mol1ern 6es nelten @ebdlt6es nod
6ieien &erbit gelegt mer6en fonnen.
= Sacob Gumblp bat fem in Ser
Mdbe 6es om Safe George gelege'
men, fir SEN 8a1 6es neren Sta6t'
bodidulgebd116es beitimmten @run6'
1tiides erri9tete 11e11e @ei9dftSge'
b6m6e bonen6et 1tn6 miro in 6emiel'
BEN berte ,Donneritag, Elm miidtpaa'
rengefdaft eroffnen.
- Stbmor, Sobn Der 6amilie
Matb. 2eiien, begab ii6 geitern
@ittpo@, Madmittag Ing ct. @a'
pbaels @oiital, tpo er berte zines
8rudlei6ens tDegen operiert miro.
= Grm 50. S. &ubn, cine ffriibert
8epobnertn ct. CLOUDS, truf Mon'
tag bier bon Sos Mngeles, @nI., ~
einem ldngeren 8eiude Bel @ertpano'
ten un6 Sreunoert ELM.
= 8is gum 1. Mobember be3ablf
ih $3.50 per alafter fir 8ol3en. s
q. Smart, ct. CLOUD, Minn.
- montag erbielt @nentpoaren'
bdnbIer Srnn8 Torr6el bon SERBIAN
6ie freu6ige @ohriht, baB feline Sod
ter ibrem @atter Mfre6 &n6ler cir
Ma6den ihenfte, mo6ur6 ct ober
malls Ser Srer6en Der @roBbater:
ffaft tbeilbnfttg p11r6e.
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HIS der um9t9tnd.
Chen &aQeh.

ssm auBergetp0bnli9 boben Sitter
bon 80 Sobren bat Sacob Grieomort
fen., Elm Mttglteo Der alten Mnfieoler.
M~ffociation bon 5teorns County I'M
&arfe feines bier %pobnen6en Sobnes
Sesofepb am Counting ben Is. Mn.
quit, 1to9 elmer an ibm einige Sage
borber b"orgettommenen 0peratton
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Sn ieiner 9onneritag gebaltenen

Sn 1etner SDnner1td9 9eDal1eHeH
@ebe bat ser &eidsfm3ler iiber bic
3uf1nft Nolens MIR Mn6eutungen
gemadt, aber 10 biel gebt aus feinen
Nusfiibrungen berbor, baB 6ie Der'
biinbeten &oiiermadte niM mi1ens
fin6, Holen unter 6as ruliii4e Sod
5uriidfebren 81 1a1ien. Die 9olen
tperben @elegenbett erbaIten, ibren
inoipi6uenen un6 Matchmaker @boraf-
ter gu enttpideln un6 3u pflegen. Sc,
nit fonnen iie 5ufrie6en fem. @enn
Die Belt gefommen lit, miro bic &c.
eignete @egierungsform ii9 fdon
finben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-08-26

Ser britiide 8otidafter in 8aib.
ineton ion Elm ausgeipro6ener 2teb-
baber bon SiBigfeiten fem, aber b.
Der als anbere ion er sic Meutralt.
tatstorte iddben, 6ie inn 8etBen
Gouie fir i'm geboden miro.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1915-07-29
INEXPENSIVE SULPHUR BATHS
AT HOME

People travel long distances and
spend large sums OF money to secure
the benefits of sulphur springs and
baths because for generations sulphur
has been known to be one Of natures
most valuable curatives unequalled as
a blood purifier. BY dissolving to I
tablespoonfuls of Hancock's Sulphur
Compound in hot bath you get the
same effect and your system absorbs
the sulphur through the pores OF the
skin. For prickly heat and summer
skin troubles Of infants and children
use teaspoonful OF the Sulphur Com
pound in a bowl Of warm water. This
makes a refreshing bath and quickly
alleviates the pain. Sold by all deal
ers, SOC a bottle. Hancock Liquid Sui
phur Co.. Baltimore, Md.-Adv.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1915-07-29
COST OF JoHN.eARLEYcoRN.

OOS Or JOtNs tNsbARLETCORN.
The credit side OF the account of a
city with John Barleycorn is very wide
ly advertised by the liquorites. They
endeavor to make the public believe
that there Is no debit side and far too
few communities take the trouble to
investigate and discover what is paid
out OF their treasures to Offset the II.
cense money paid in by the saloons.
At the instigation Of Governor Brum-
baugh OF Pennsylvania, Philadelphia
account with the liquor traffic has been
carefully figured up and given to the
public. 1t shows that John Barleycorn
costs the city each year more than
$3OO0,0O0; that more than onehalf Of
the expense OF the police department
of the great city is made necessary by
the liquor traffic; that the per cent OF
expense Of other departments of the
city government, due to alcohol is, sui
cides, 70 per cent; home for the in.
digent, so per cent; general hospital,
30 per cent; county prison, 80 per
cent; district attorneys office, so per
cent; clerk of the quarter sessions, so
per cent; juvenile court, o per cent.
Such figures certainly reflect upon
the common business sense of the man
voters of Philadelphia. especially in
view of the statement in the report,
that the sum of 100000 is far in
excess Of the money paid into the
treasury for liquor licenses"
A similar problem in civic economy
should be presented to the voters OF
every city which tolerates the liquor
traffic.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1915-07-29
AGENTS WANTED
W. N. w., BALTIMORE, NO. at-ts1s
From the Memories Of a critic.

Good morning, Mr.. Scribblepen.-
said |, as ! entered the sanctum sane
forum of the famous author OF Moth
ing Worth While" would you mind
telling the American people through
my paper the Daily Blister, how you
account for the rather mortifying con-
dition into which the literature OF the
day seems to have fallen?"
why, It is perfectly simple. my
dear fellow" replied Mr.. Scribblepen
affably, correcting the proofs OF his
new novel. "The Worst Yet" with his
feet Literature has been dead for
so long a time that modification has
set in as natural sequence to its de-
cease. John Kendrick Bangs.