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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-02-04
&enn &nglano 1T
Notb 1T.

3meibunoert u11b funf5ig Mmerifu=
r1er Iiro mdbrerb Ser lebten 5tpei
Sobre IN Merifo ermor6et mor6en.
Mmerifaniide 6ra1aenebre lit beiuoelt
moroen. Miaionen 5u @un0erten, IN
mrgelegtem amerifantiden @apital,
muroen bernihtet ODER %ent1pertbet.
Mebr als so Nerionen cuff amerifu=
niihem @ebiet fielen &ugeln BON jen=
ieits Ser Gren5e gum Spfer. SbeiIs
toot, tbeils permunbet. SSn Ser 3eit,
felt @iaas nn6 3apata5 uno Garrun=
sos Narteigdnger abmedielno, nah'
5uertas gtur5, in Ser Staot Merifo
uSronung bielten," iirb BORT bluti=
gere Srgie11 gefeiert moroen, o1s je
in sem Sogen Hobespierres mabrenb
Ser 8lutberridar IN Garis. 1oS bot
aGes @aibington nidt iebr gelf0rt.
50 ipe1rig mie 6ie &ritif I'M eigenen
9onoe iiber oie sdubloiigfeit Don
omerifoni1den SntereIien, Don 2eben
uno gbre merifaniider 6rul1en nnb
W1ai1rner. @err @illon bot uns neu=
lih in indianapolis geiugt, er babe
iib mdbrenb Ser pergangeruen 5mei
Sabre rmgerebm immlm" gegen
@sritif gefubH, un6 lei es nod 5uei
Sabre lang. 9rum ihien es, Sos
3ui6aaen loue fort6m1ern.
Hl0tlid mel0et ii9 England. Gar
ru115a brobt init Der s4lieBung Ser
britiiden SelDerfe I'M @ebiet bon
5ampico. England brm1dt bieies Del
5ur &eiieffeuer11ng Bel ieinen @riegs-
ldiffen. l1nb England lit I'M &rtege
gegen 9eut1dlanb. Sofort fommt
2eber in oos stoats 9eportement.
.sebr ernite MaBregeln" merben bort
in Musiidt geitelt, menn oie brhiid}e
Selperiorgl1ng geif6rt tperoen ioqte.
gngIa1o braudt Del 5um &riegfub=
rem nnb m1B es befom1men. @nglonos
~SSntereiien iinb in gutter SUIT in @aib=
inqton. l1n6 oie Mpoitel 6es etpigen
@0Iferfrie6ens iorger1 6afir, bdB es
Sic MmeriaIien BON allen Seiter er-
buIte, oie rotbtpenbig iin6 51m &rieg.
@as oie Notbpenbigfett, bie @bre
amerifuniider Sro11en, 6os 2eben
meirfamiider 8iirger un6 6ie Srte-
rei1en amerifuniifen @eiddftslebens
5u IdIben, riht permodte, Die Snm=
putfGe fir @ngIan6 i'm &riege idefrt
es fertig at bringen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-02-04
Natban in S1mmIitdten.

Ser ebemalige sinbaco Ser gmt-
gen Stabt, grnelto Natban, Der BET
ieinem gridei11en auf amerifmiidem
9oben BON getoiiien 2el1ten niht ge=
mug umidmdrm meroen fomtp, 1T
aus bem tiefen 911nfel, bas ibm NIT
1ammt ieiner gar5en Blodfnmeruo-
idoft no9 Ser befunnten Nieoerlage
i'm lebten 6riibiabr aufgenommen
botte, pl0eli9 mieoer aufgetauft. al-
leroings nidt IN elmer 8eiie, Die linn
piel 6reube bereitet baben miro. Man
melbet ndmli6 aus Gom:
Sic Hriifung Ser Mften Iber bas
pergo1rgerre 8lodregiment ldeim oo6
nod mit einem Sfanbal enoigen 5u
tponen. Die g.. .mirtbidoft IN Ser
@ermoltung Homs 5u 8lods5eiten
bot Die Nohprufung oes Sorsboltss
iebr eridtpert. SIM groben uno gun-
5en bat man, iopeit 8elege porbm'
SEN tparen, einen groBen stri6 nnter
sic Gedrn1ng gemadt un6 muroe Don
eirper meiteren Hrufurg ubieben; ous
Welo mnr perpuIbert, bie 8ei9luiie
muren orbnungsgemdB SIT itanbe ge=
fomrren. SOUR Elm Soften bat gean-
Itanoung gefunoen uno ielbIt Die ro=
nriihe Observation-Disclosures but i'm
5um Mnloi1e genommen, Sen itdoti-
Idyen 9aushoIt 1911 nidt 5u geneh=
migen. 9as Sabr 1911 mar oas
Subeliabr Ser italieniiden einheit,
oos befanntlih nit einem rieligen
6io5co enoigte unb iber bas Sic Ste
gierung bem 9unoe nod lmmer niht
oie Hedmurgen bor5ulegen fi6 &C.
trout. Mngeiidts Ser peridieoenen
6eierlidfeiten, Sic oomals Sag fir
Sag itattfan6e1r, 1ieB iid Ser gurger=
meiter BON Gom, Ser bamals @rneito
Ratbm bieB, 5u 8epraierrtations=
5pefen unter bem Shel normale
Mnsgaben 10000 Sire un6 ipe5iea
fir Sic SeltIidfeiten 10000 Sire ge-
nebmigen. geioe summen tDuroen
uu6 a~11sbe5oblt. 1eber sic @ertpen-
oung ser 10000 Sire febf ieber Be-
leg, oagegen b@ ii4 berausgelteat,
ooB @atbon iid idmmtlide Ausga=
BEN fir 5ie SeItlidfeiten nod befon-
6ers bot be5ablen laiIen. Ddt anoe=
rem @orten, er bat iid 6ie etrumolige
Musgabe 8tpeimnl be5oblen lal'en. M1-
len Mnfforoerungen ser 8ebor6en bot
Mot6a bisber b%ortnddiges Sd1pei-
gen entgegengeiest unb Die romilden
Bldtter 6e,1ten on, Ser Betrog bon
10000 2ire fei IN Ste @ui1e Ser Soge
getpon6ert, 6eren grgroBmeifter be-
fomtli9 Nntbon 1T. Mutban bot 1ih
nod jiingit oIs @ertreter bieier Gle
mente IN elmer groBen @eriomm[ung
proou5iert, Sic Elm @tntreten Stoliens
5uguniten 6ranfreids unb Ser oorti-
gen bebrdngten oogenregierung for
bern. Gen u@erbunbeten" funn mon
i'm ia gon1nen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-02-04
&or1@t nor fanaoii6em
6elD.

@abren0 uni ere Mom%i1r1tratlon,
Dor aqem unier traubenioftiger
Stohsiefretar I'M MebeI engliider
9iebeoienerei uno 9euhelei berum=
tan5t un6 oie gefnufte Mngolpbplen-
preiie oie Muiif 6o5u ite0t, tit gliid=
lifertpeiie ein an6erer SSuftor 6es
2onoes nuf Ser @adt un6 ruff 51tm
aampf gegen Die orobenbe engliide
@efnbr. unb bieier geruoe fuir uni er
2aro IN bieier fritiiden 3et 10
d11Berit Interchangeable 5oftor tit Die
amerifani1de @eiddftsnelt. SIR ba-
BEN MIR - nit Musnabme Ser meni-
gen @affenlieferanten - Die Stels
lungrabme gegen 6ie engliifen lie.
bergriffe inbe5ug auf unleren Son-
sci u1r0 @eihdft5perfebr 5u ber6an.
fen. l1n6 Ste anerifnniide @eidaftts=
melt, Sic trpb grDan un6 &oniorten
in ioIden 9ingen abiolut feinen
6poB beritebt, idldgt iett Mlarm Dor
elmer ne11e1r engliiden @efabr, 6ie
inns BON 6em ber1adborten &ano6a
6rpbt.
&onn0a, oas iib IN einem unbe=
greifli9en Saumel engliider als 6o5
W~sutterlono %gebdrbet, bt iid in iei=,
ner ariegsbilfe fir 6os lestere 10 tief
in sduloen geitiir5t, boB mo ieoe1
MugenbIif Sic grflarung zines Mo=
ratoriums ertporten fam. @eitiid=
tige &nobier baben DIES idon Bel Sc.
gim oes &rieges borau5geieben uno
mir fennen etnen fara6iiden &C.
ldGfsmurr11, Ser Idon Dor 6rei Mona-
ten ieine @utbaben bon mrebrere1
Sunoerttauienb Collars aus &anu6a
b~eraus5og un6 in bieiigen 8anfer
fider a1Iegte. Mon mag woH 6a'
mails oieie dngitIide @oriorge Be-
IGfsH baben, beute ober fiebt ieoer
6e1tlih, pie mobl begrInbd bieielbe
gemeien lit. 9enn &anobu bot an
areoit %berIoren; fem GELD 1T I'M
@ertbe geiurtffen. Sic meiiten biefi-
gen gunfef1 nebmen fnnabiihes @elo
na1r nod unter 8eredn1tng etnes Mb-
5uges BON 1 ober mebr Bro5ent on.
Mmerifmifde @eiddfte un6 &orpora-
tionen peiien tbeilueiie fnnooiides
@el0 fdor gan5Iid 5urid uno 'ielbif
6ie @onouftteure ser StraBenbobre1
tpeigern iid, tarn6iides @elo on5l1-
nebmen.
9as lit cine re1,e er1gliid=fanooif@
@efnbr, Dor DeIfer mir 6urh bas
gerGoIten ser @eiddftsmelt, mel6e
aus eigenem SntereIIe Die Sodlage
fforf beltrtbeiH unb at beartbeilen
pern1ag, getpornt merben.
ga oos fu11aoiide @el6 befannt-
Iid IN benz ga15en @ren5oiitrift,
bisbcr I'M poqen @ertbe fur-
iiierte unb au9 IN ietnem Meu-
Beru oem merifuniiden @elbe
abnelt, 1T tpeiie gorfidt. tpobl am
GIabe. @ir 9eutid~Mmerifnner aber
nerben bon MIN an nlles funnoifde
@eI6 nidt MIR 6or1m 3%urudfueifen,
neil es minoertDerthig lit, fonbern es
funr u11s elm getuiiies RepandegefuH
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-02-04
9emti1lanos Grtttem5:
fampi.


User beute nod glaubt, 6aB @ng=
lanb mirfli9 un0 nabrbaft Dem
&srieg m1r Der berlogenen, erbeudel=
ten belgiiden Neutralttat Degen be-
go1l11en babe, Dem miro nit weiteren
Mrgumenten ridt at beLfen fem. Wemn
iiberI1Bt STE l1eber5eugung iol6er
&s0pfe ont belten Ser 3ufunft. 9eute
'meroen bie engIil9el gtimmen int
mer bdufiger, Die Sic geasfe oes eolen
gei hiibers ubtbun nlsss ebrlid eirage=
itebe11, buB es ith IN biei em &riege
aGei1r uno 1r1r I'M 0ie 3erit0rung
oes mirtbidaftlihen 2e6ens in
9eutihlur0 barr0el1. linn Die Ber
nidtung 6es 6on0els, nad0em Die
6lotte per1dmu11oen 1T, Tim gritidung
Ser beutifen Snouitrie, nod6em oie
ulliierten 9eere sieger geblieben iino.
60 iagt Die engliide 5od5eitldrif
Ste engineer" folgenoes:
Gen 3mef, Die Oeutide &orfur=
re115 5u pernidten, f0n11er mir auf
cine unbarmber5ige uber einfade
@eiie erreide11, 1an1lid onr4 eime
ipitematiide, grii11blide 3eriforung
uaer i%nbuItrieuen gi11ridtungen IN
DeutihImb, Defenders BON gilen= uno
StuhImerfen. SET Der milttarilden
Sffupation BEG 2orbes miI1er un=
iere Srupper1 one inbuitrienen gtn=
ridtunge11 5erit6ren, Sic lie in tire
8etpoh befommen. @e1m man l1h
MIR Bel urs ur6 III 6rurarem NIT
bent @eoomen elmer ipitematifd}er'
3erif0r1tng bertrn11t modt, tpirben
mfoIge 6es nntergorges Ser be1ti4en
Snouitrie groBe &apitalien u%rieren
@erfitdtten u5f1ieben unb mir mlr-
SEN m1s oiei er Metbo6e u%ngebe1ren
Nuten 5ieben.. giele tnter urs
beiBen oieien goridlag gut. 9el1en
Musfiibrnng m1rB Ser @%egenitunn fir
reife ueberlegung iein."
Sic Miqionen 6eutider Mrbetter
fdcmpfen nidt MIR u1 ste rationale
Treibeit, iie fdmpfen lint bos tdg-
lihe grot. sic fdirnpfen TIM 6ie bett=
lden 6uiittentDerffe, 3eden, 6od0fen,
Tabrifer un6 8erfitdctten. Sic TO-
5iole 5rage 1T 511 elmer nationolen ge=
por6en! @s gebt I'M 6os grot Beg
@olfes unb 5tpor tint bds beutIde
grot, So es fir 6os 6eutide gof
fem oroeres gibt. $50 foIIten Ste
Minioner HeiBiger Ndnner arbeit
1n6 8erbienit fin6en, tDer1 ote'es
perrudte gngIon6 IN ieiner u1erfdH-
Iitde1, @ier nod @oI0 unb Modt Ste
Observation-Disclosures BENT belttide1t
GIeiBe 5erit6rt?
Gas fromme England uollte ieirre11
@onfurrenten, 0eutiflnn6, eridlogen
IoiIen, beirHtnfiid, feige. &c ie1bit
miro er{dIngen ner6en un6 Die gnnae
WeIt miro oomit 5ufrieben fetn. Bir
m6dten iogor beboupten, bob f1d
6onn ouh monder @fel, Ser iebt Dor
6en britifden 2e,1er m oeboter Ser
ebrurq un6 Grrft liegt, germ 3i ei-
mem ssuBtritt on BEN nerenoeten @e-
bereh ffinoen ptro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-02-04

als aaes, mas mir nod 6oriiber geb0rt
ODER gelei fen baben. Ser S9luBiak
oes S%mterpietps ln1tet ndmli6: sic
Mniierten perlangen BON Mmertfa
niht5 a1s 9ilfe. Ser @ailer %berlangt
nihts als @eredtigfeh."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-02-04
&ei1, s61ob bot Den
@unn.

S1 De11 prdd11geH Serlu)lel, lUeiWe
MIR Sem befumten amerifunii9en
4risgsforre ippnbenten Cobb 5n per=
omfe1r boben, lpielt uu6 Hobert S.
5bomplon, Ser bisberige mer1fanl=
lfe Som jul in Maben cine tpihttge
Rone. gr begleitete 9errn Cobb nod
oem meitliden &riegsidm1plose, er
NOR ON SEN unteriudungen, Die Ser
Correspondent in gelgien uno INT
6ranfreia einleitete unb mel6e ote
abiolute @rrn6loiigfet Ser @e19!d=
ten iiber Sic bertiden gurboreien err
gaben, peri0nlih betbeiligt un6 ietn
3eugniB fir 6os m%ulterbofte @erbol=
ten Ser oeutiden Iruppen fant oaber
idtper in Ste @ogidaIe. Sn @aib=
ington aber lit man offenbm Ser Mn=
liidt, baB ein amerifm1iider &onlr1
nidt ba5u 90 lei, oem Stoat5oepor=
tement Sic @abrbeit mit5utbeilen.
Man miro 1ih erinner1, oaB efn ar1=
oerer omerifomider Correspondent,
Ser es fir feline Eflidt bielt, Sic 0ent=
id]er gol6oten gegen Ste Gerleltm=
ourgen Ser Mniierten in Sdus 5u
nebmen, Somes S'3onnen gen1ett,
Dor Ginger 3et meloete, perlfieoene
oaerifnniihe &oniuln IN 3eutl6la1o,
Sic CIT oo5 Stuats0eparten1ert beri6=
tet bdtten, tie perluhten Sen @eldid-
ten iiber ste beutihen gurbureien IN
gelgien m1f SEN @run0 5u fommen,
Don einem Ser @ebilfen oes Stuots=
Iefretars grpon einen 5temlih gro
BEN grief erbielten, morin lie ange=
tDieien mnroen, bie unteri udung ein=
5uiteGen. Sic gan5e sode gebe iie
nidts on uno fe m0dten gefaaigif
niht p~ergeiien, 6oB lie oie &oniular=
p%ertreter zines ~ne11tralen 9anbes
Ieien.
Inter bieien &oniuln befin0et lid
audi @err 5bomp1on. gr tit aber fem
Mann, Ser iih Elm SdloB Dor ben
Muno bacngen nBt. Gielnpebr ibeint
er m1d Elm Mnbanger 6es sases GIT
lein: v@er oie @abrbeit fennet unb
Iuget 1ie nidt Ser tit furmobr Elm en-
bdrmliber @iht." unb 90 er als
merifomider @onful oie @obrbeit
m9t iagen barf 10 iagt er lie als
grfoniul. 1enr er lit iest nod oen
@ereinigten Staaten 5urufgefebrt,
Gem Stautsoepartemert feline 8e=
lignatio1s 5u unterbreiten unb Inn
oonn, nen1 er auf ste @mnide Oes
@errn grpon feline &iidiidt mebr 5n
nebnren braudt, feline ga115e &roft IN
SEN 9ien1t Ser @abrbeh gu ltellen
uno feline amerifnnii9en MitbIrger
mf5uf1aren uber Sic ntbtsmurbigen
Ml1inttteIl, Sic man angepan6t bot, UNI
1ertidIanb Bel tbnen an5nidmoraen.
&al1rr1 in Seem gorf a%ngeforun1en, be-
garn Serr Sbompion iofort ieine
1bdtigfeit. SSn einem SSnterpten, oos
er erlieB> SOS nber BON BEN mellten
oeutidfeinoIiden -3eitungen einfah
ignoriert murbe, trat CT outs Darmite
ein fir 6ie @eredtigfeit Der Sade
11n6 lift eire peruihtenoe &rltIf ON
Ser gegempdrtigen Oberleftung beg
Observation-Disclosures, melde offenbm
perbinoern mia, boB 0as an1er1fai-
fde Eublifum Ole Babrbett erfabrt.
Gum gdluB aber iproh 5err
gbompion eln @crt, oos nod unie-
rem Iofnrbolten oen nnteridieo 5tp1-
iden Ser 6oItl1ng 3eutidlanos uno
Ser Ieirer Geinoe better fenr5eidnet
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-02-04
Gtaatsiefretar 8r1a1 ipridt in

m.qmerfen6em Some bon Nurteigam>
germ DeutidIanos, uber ie6enfans 1T
es tauienomoI e%brenboner, Elm Hur-
teiqanger Deutidlan6s at iein, a1s
hinter 6ern sdinoerfnrren Ser ber=
brederiiderl engIiiden Eolitif ber5u-
ln1fen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-02-04

2aft Nntmurt seben be &inbe Der &elt
@un Nproen, non Siiben, uon Often uno &eit;
Son alien Gfen I'M meiten Telo,
$50 bic 6agbier gebt nad 2anb ober @elo.
@o cs gilt, ,uilbe &GGlfer in meliernem 2ano
gu umidmeideln, 5u 5%lptnsen, 5n idreden,
"a fiaDet Sic prabrriide Saline ibr Telo,
Die englilde Tabn' tbren stanS.
Sic lnebt iber brcnnenben 6mutteu,
Sarans sic Mraber flubu = -
Sic mnrben Ses 6nngers 8eute,
9as SprenggcidpK mnrbe ibr 2ubn.
$50 ois fleinen &ren5er bebammern
Sic Snieln i'm imoliden Meer,
9ort i%lattert pum 60aenidiffs Wsaie
Die engliide Tlagse 10 bebr.
Ser Ntcnre i'm Suite Der lndt tie
Nfit itrrbenbem Sbem 10 idtuad,
Ser Mraber bat tbr gefludet
Mls i'm spbe iein glmge brad).
Mmf 5errinemem 5elo bei Self d=aebt
Ser TTelab %ersittert in Sdred,
Nit ietnem glrte teipritt tie
Ser 3nlm at emtgem sled.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-02-04
@p mebt sic 6la99e Gn9lambs?
AH%eSHAH.-HI

1leber Elanbermngsi5enen melt lie
Sid ~braiteno idamloier Shut,
Gen Narpoemren ramidte lie,
guf gemeinem NDrberpfab.
Sic idamte binab pon sranTgem Srt
Nnf 8emetel nno efelbaft idamoltdem Wsoro,
1lno lie bDrte bas Sdrein, bas BEN Spiern %entfliebt,
llcbertDnen oas ~branie1be Stngplieb.
8u mebt Sic Saline Gnglanbs 10 itul5?
S,tde tie, mo ME perfanlenoes 6uls
Ser 5dmar5e pergebt unb perfaQt,
11nS Ser spS feline Grnte balt.
geiude oas CLIMB, emit feenbaft idDn,
$50 aranfbeit mno Glemb bent berridt,
@p Ser 6anbelsgier nneriattltd5e Sud
Sid u1Gitet an %meuidltdem Slid.
@p tit Sic Saline @nglanbs, Jag an!
Steh fin, mo reid @aleunen 5tebn,
@efnQt nit gefalIbtem Gut
11nS 8ier nnS 8t6eln nnD Stunt.
9ead, Sem aanb ser @emeinbeit feb 6id TIM,
9ann, sragenoer, miro Dir Ser SSrase geid5ei6.
uSort, SORT, madt Ste engliide Tabne ii@ brett"
The Spectator., 1915-01-05
FORMIDABLE SUNK, 600 BR|T0NS LOST
MINE OR SUBMARINE IS BLAMED BY THE BRITISH AD-
 MiRAITY.
ONLY 15O MEN ARE RESCUED
Disaster Has Spread Grief and Alarm Over EngIand-British Navy An
 Easy Prey to Submarines.

London.-The destruction of tho British battleship Formidable in tho English channel Friday by a mine or a submarine, although one of those events Englishmen now realize must be expected so long as the British navy is compelled to keep the seas, has caused widespread grief.
 This Is due, not so much to the loss of the ship, which was 15 years old and cost about $5,O0O,0O0. as it is for the 500 men who are believed to have gone down with her. Thus far only 150 men of the Formidable crew of 750 are known to have been rescued. A light cruiser picked up 80 and a Tor Bay trawler, 70. Among the res cued are eight officers and six midship- men.
 The Daily Chronicle states that sur vivors of the battleship report that the vessel was torpedoed both fore and aft and sank almost immediately.
 The British Admiralty has not an nounced the locality, where the 'dis. aster occurred, and declares 1t is un- able to say whether the ship struck a mine or was torpedoed, but the incli- nation here is to believe that a sub marine again has been successful in an attack.
The Spectator., 1915-01-05
IF HAIR IS TURNING
 GRAY, USE SAGE TEA
Don't Look OldI Try Grandmothers Recipe to Darken and Beautify
 Gray, Faded, Lifeless Hair.

Grandmother kept her hair beauti- fully darkened, glossy and abundant with a brew of Sage Tea and Sulphur. Whenever her hair fell out or took on that dull, faded or streaked appear ance, this simple mixture was applied with wonderful effect. By asking at any drug store for "Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy" you will get large bottle of this old-time recipe, ready to use. for about 50 cents. This simple mixture can be depended upon to restore natural color and beauty to the hair and is splendid for dan drufr, dry itchy scalp and falling hair.
 A well-known druggist says every body uses Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur, because it darkens so naturally and evenly that nobody can tell 1t has been applied-its so easy to use, too. You simply dampen comb or soft brush and draw it through your hair, taking one strand at time. By morning the gray hair disappears; after an other application or two, 1t is re stored to its natural color and looks glossy. soft and abundant. Adv.
The Spectator., 1915-01-05
"CASCARETS' ACT
 ON LIVER; BOWELS
No sick headache, biliousness, bad taste or constipation
 by morning.
Get a 10-cent box.

Are you keeping your bowels, liver. and stomach clean, pure and fresh with Cascarets, or merely forcing a passageway every few days with Salts, Cathartic Pills, Castor Oil or Purgative Waters?
 Stop having bowel wash-day. Let Cascarets thoroughly cleanse and reg ulate the stomach, remove the sour and fermenting food and foul gases, take the excess bile from the liver and carry out of the system all the constipated waste matter and poisons in the bowels.
 A Cascaret tonight will make you feel great by morning. They work while you sleep-never gripe. sicken or cause any inconvenience, and cost only 10 cents a box from your store. Millions of men and women take a Cascaret now and then and never have Headache, Biliousness, Coated Tongue, Indigestion, Sour Stomach or Constipation. Adv.
The Spectator., 1915-01-05
AND WHAT WAS HE TO DO?
Almost Any Married Man Will Appre- ciate the Situation Poor Hubby
 Got Himself Into.

What a beautiful new hat and coat" she cried, as soon as he came home that afternoon.
 Isn't 1t? I mean, aren't they?" he said proudly. Bargains, too, The overcoat was $16, reduced from some thing, and the hat was $4, but they're going to raise the price next week."
 His young wife crowed with delight
 Herman, you look stunning!" she exclaimed. Let me put them on. to give you some slight idea of the gen eral effect. You can never tell on yourself, you know"
 And she put them on. The coat was a hobby plaid Balmacaan and the hat was a Nile green felt, very swagger
 By love, Cecfle," he cried. If I look half that good in 'em I'm satis- fied,"
 She walked to the pier glass
 You look very fine in them, dear, she said hesitatingly, "but-truth com pels me to say they're more than twice as becoming on me. You know. the women are wearing mems hats and coats this winter. Don't you think you could get yourself ahother outfit to- morrow-something in colors a little more becoming to you, perhaps? We have fried chicken and waffles for din ner, just the way you like them
 And-but what's the use?
The Spectator., 1915-01-05
STICK TO TT Until Coffee Hits You Hard.

It Is about as we'll to advise people to stick to coffee until they get hit hard enough so that they will never forget their experience.
 A woman writes and her letter is condensed to give the facts in short space:
 ..I was a coffee slave and stuck to 1t like a toper to his cups notwithstand- ing frequently had severe attacks Of sick headache; then I used more cof- fee to relieve the headache, and this was we'll enough until the coffee ef- feet wore off.
 Finally attacks of rheumatism be- gan to appear. and ultimately the whole nervous system began to break down and I was fast becoming wreck.
 After a time I was induced to quit coffee and take up Postum. This was half a year ago. The result has been most satisfactory.
 "The rheumatism is gone entirely, nerves practically we'll and steady, d. gestion almost perfect, never have any more sick headaches and am gaining steadily in weight and strength
 Name given by Postum Co. Battle Creek, Mich Read "The Road to We'll vile" in pkgs.
 Postum comes in two forms;
 Regular Postum -- must be well boiled. l5c and 25c packages.
 Instant Postum -- Is a soluble pow der. A teaspoonful dissolves quickly in a cup of hot water and with cream and sugar. makes delicious bever' age instantly. 30c and soc tins.
 The cost per cup of both kinds is about the same.
 There's Reason" for Postum.
 --solc by Grocers.
The Spectator., 1915-01-05
American Citizens Warned.

Washington.-A warning that Amer jeans who go into Mexico do so at their own risk was issued Wednesday by the State Department. It followed receipt of consular dispatches from Tempico saying that Americans re- turning from the oil fields of Texas and Oklahoma are finding difficulty in getting work, and that there are more destitute Americans at Tampico than at any time since the revolutionary troubles began.
The Spectator., 1915-01-05
Born Diplomat.

Harry, I am beginning to believe the baby looks like you"
 Are you, dear?"
 Yes, l notice it more and more every day. I'm so glad
 Do you really want him to look like me?"
 "Of course I do. I've been sorry ever since we had him christened that we didn't give him your name"
 Sweetheart, you don't know how happy you make me by saying that"
 And, Harry. dear-I found the love Hest hat today. don't believe l ever saw anything that was so becoming to me. It's s25. Do you think l ought to pay that much for a hat?"-Chicago Herald.
The Spectator., 1915-01-05
Maxtorena Raises Naeo sieae.

Naco. Ariz.-Governor Jose Maria Maytorena of Sonora Saturday lifted the siege of Naco, Sonora, opposite here, and retired 70 the southwest with his troops. He destroyed his works. burned his camp and removed all his artillery. During the night his troops west and souths of Naco left their positions and at daybreak they concentrated four miles to the south. west where they boarded a train which has been there since the siege was begun nearly three months ago.
The Spectator., 1915-01-05
His ReQular Cue.

Many a man who permits himself to be led forth to musical entertainments he does not care for will appreciate the following:
 What made you start clapping your hands when that woman stepped on your foot in the tranmcar?"
 T was dozing." answered Mir. Cum FOX. 'I thought mother and the girls were having a musicale at home and one of them was signaling that it was time to applaud"
The Spectator., 1915-01-05
ARMoRED CAR IN WARFARE
European Armies Have Found It of the Greatest Value in Their
 Operations.

Although an engine new to warfare, the armored motor car has proved ex- tremely useful, especially for outpost and scouting duty. Fast, silent, and mobile, it covers a vast amount Of ground on the splendid roads that crisscross the field of war in western Europe. Most of the cars are incased in light frame of tough steel plate that ranges In thickness from three sixteenths of an inch to quarter Of an inch, and that is impervious to Tile and machine-gun fire. All the vulner- able parts of the motor, such as the radiator and steering gear, and in some of the newest cars the wheels, are protected by the steel covering. The wheels, both wood and wire, are said to withstand the toughest sort Of usage. Accidents to the tires are much less common than anyone would expect. The cars carry a light arma- ment-one or two machine guns so mounted that they can be swung through complete circle-and a large supply of ammunition. The crew, which may number from four to eight or more men, are armed with rifles and revolvers. Some of the cars have a steel superstructure that rises from the chassis frame high enough to enable the crew to stand upright. and that Is capped with domed roof, from which bullets and shrapnel usu- ally fly off at sharp angle without even denting the steel-Youth's Com panion.