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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-22
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FROM PAGE /
PLANS ARE MADE FOR
ENJOYS RECEPTION

ing squadron.
Mrs. c. ID. stimson Is chairman
Of the committee OF Seattle WON
en- which has the entertainment
matter In charge.
A committee OF women from
various local clubs and organiza-
lions will meet the Eastern en-
voys at the train at o.: 30 n. m.
One hundred automobiles will
take them. at 10. on sight seeing
tour of the city.
More autos are needed. Any one
who will give a machine Is asked
TO call Miss Whittemore at the
Lincoln hotel.
a suffrage luncheon will be
given at the Good Eats at ~
o'clock for Mrs. Harriet Stanton
Batch. IL will be open to all folk
Interested. Mrs Sofia Clark will
be chairman.
In the afternoon Mrs. Francis
skinner will be chairman OF q tea
at the University club. and Mrs.
Hugh Rood viii entertain all the
delegates at dinner at the Rainier
club.
At 8 D. m. Monday mass meet
ing will be held at the Moore the
atre. The public is invited to at
tend.
Miss Helen Todd. Miss Lucy
Burns, Mrs. John Rodgers and
Mrs. Florence Hills will speak.
Mrs. II. w. Treat has charge Of
the sale OF boxes to help pay ex-
penses.
An outdoor suffrage meeting will
be held at the university Tuesday
at II a. m. Luncheon will be
given at the Washington hotel
with $50 present.
Mrs. Winfield Smith will be
toastmIstress. and speakers will be
Mrs. Harriet Stanton Blatch, Miss
WhittemOre. Miss Ann Constable,
Miss Good and Miss Scott.
Men are invited to attend the
luncheon. Tickets can be pur-
chased from Miss Whittemore.
The Eastern ENJOYS wind up
their trip with convention at
Salt Lake City May II and II.
A great mass convention OF suf
fragists Ia 10 be held later al Chi
cago, June 3. 6 and 7, coincident
with the republican national con
ventlon In that city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-22
STANFORD WINS
OAKLAND RACE


OAKLAND. April 22.-ssan.
ford's varsity crew defeated
the University OF California
earsmen In their annual race
on Oakland estuary today. \
huge crowd chssrec the eIohts
at the finish.
The crews got away TO a perfect
start and pulled neck and neck
over the first mile.
After the first mile had been
passed Stanford's strength began
TO show aud the Cardinal tipped
oars forged steadily into the lead.
gaining at every stroke.
Coxswain Camper OF the Bears
yelled for more speed and tho Cal
isornia eight rallied braveiy. but
Clune and Hardy of tho State uni
versity crew were obviously In dis
tress and not doing their best
As they swept into the third and
final mile. Stanford let out a few
links and whipped up its stroke.
The Cardinals roved like ma
chimes.
They were pulling q, top form.
Just ~ they did at Poughkeepsie
last year.
Caiifornia's crow. tho best In tho
schools history. did Its best, but
Il was outrowed.
Stanford surged past the judges
boat at the finish six or moro
lengths ahead. every man fresh
and pulling strong.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-22
ROOSEVELT MAY
take THE STUMP

OYSTER BAY. April 23.-Col.
Roosevelt may reconsider his plans
not TO stump the Middle West be
fore the national convention. II
was limited today.
He has not yet accepted the In.
vitation to deliver the Memorial
day address at Kansas City. but Il
10 likely he will do so.
Should . whirlwind tour OF Iowa.
Nebraska aud other states revive
the old Roosevelt demonstrations.
the colonel might enter Chicago At
. dramatic moment when the stage
II set for the choice OF a repub.
lican-progressive leader his friends
SAY.
Roosevelt would not comment on
Henry Ford's showing In Ne
.Araska. which some interpret ~
proof that the Middle West n
Ggainst preparedness.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-22
MApRoNA CLUB MEETS

The regular monthly meeting OF
the Madrona Heights Improvement
club will be held Monday night. at
the Madrona Presbyterian church
Dinner will be served al $50 p. IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-22
CITY CAN'T STOP 'EM

The city council cannot pass an
ordinance regulating the names
that private employment agencies
may use. according to Corporation
Counsel Caldwell opinion. lie
says that Il is class legislation.
The civil service department
wanted TO make II unlawful for pri-
vate concerns to uso the words
city" Seattle" municipal" or
public" In their agency titles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-22
THE "COME- BACK"

The Come back" man was really
never down and-out His weakened
condition because OF pverwCrk. lack
Of exercise. improper eating and Nv
ing. demands stimulation to satisfy
the cry for n health giving appetite
and the refreshing sleep essential TO
strength. GOLD MEDAL Haarlsm
oil capsules, tho national remedy or
Holland, will do the work. They are
wonderful Three OF these capsules
each day will put man on his feet
before he knows Il. whether his
trouble comes from uric acid poison
ing. the kidneys. gravel or stone In
the bladder. stomach arrangement or
other ailments that befall the over
tedious American. Don't walt until
you are entirely down-nnd out, but
take them today Your druggist will
gladly refund your money N they do
not help you. 2bc. soc and 800 per
box Accept no substitutes. Look
for the name GOLD MEDAL on every
box They are the pure. original
imported Harlem oil Capsules.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-22
HOLDS UP TRAIN
ASPER PROMISE

RAWLINS. Wyo.. April "a
Following n bold train robbery
several posses today secured the
hills near here for an unmasked
bandit with a price OF $500 on
his head.
Fulfilling a threat he caused to
be published in newspapers recent
ly. the robber boarded the Union
Pacific California Limited. mingled
with the passengers for hours.
then dIsarmed a special detective
and forced him to pass the hat in
the observation car and one Pull
man.
lie observed the same ohivalry
toward women that featured his
two previous Union Pacific hold.
ups since February. lie gave the
defective souvenir pin ana a
gold watch. proceeds OF another
robbery. saying he would give
away one of the watches taken
last night at his next robbery.
The loot included valuables and
cash stolen from 40 men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-22
WAS Beat

OMAHA, April 22.-Complete re-
turns from the Nebraska preferen-
tial primary give Senator Albert y.
curnmins. Of Iowa. l4.304 votes for
the republican presidential nomlna-
ton. Charles II. Hughes polled
1925. and Henry D. Estabrook
1855. william J. Bryan was de-
feated for delegate-at-large 10 the
democratic national convention.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-22
ARRESTED FOR ARSON

BELLINGHAM. April 22.--Joe
Swartz. alias Joe Black. proprietor
OF the French Dye Works here. was
arrested yesterday on information
from San Jose Cal, whore he is
under indictment, charged with ar
son.
While Swartz has been in bust
ness here, two fires have taken
place on his premises. one In his
shop. the other at his home. Both
placed we're covered by $500 insur-
ance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-22
Heals Skin Diseases

II is unnecessary for you TO suffer
with eczema, ringworm. rashes and
similar skin troubles. little zemo,
gotten at any drug store for csc,
or 800 for extra large bottle, and
promptly applied will usually give
instant relief from Itching torture.
II cleanses and soothes the skin
and heals quickly and effectively
most skin diseases.
Zemo is wonderful disappearing
liquid and does not smart the most
delicate skin II is not greasy, ia
easily applied and costs little. Get
It today ana save all further dis
trcss
zemo, Cleveland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-22
SEATTLE NAN JOINS
ALLIES At FRONT

WESTMINSTER, April a3.-w.
=. Maiden. rough RIDER captain and
( Afer Seattle newspaperman. who
participated In the Harry Tracy
bandit hunt. has enlisted In the
Hist Westminster battalion machine
gum section. for duty In France. He
left the news editorship OF the Brit.
ish Columbian to see service. His
son. Harold Maiden. II already In
the trenches
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-22

found that the Quaker Oats Co. is
not violating the Sherman antitrust
law. II was charged the company
had entered into a combine in re-
straint of trade to control 90 per
cent OF the rolled oats business.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-22

SPOKANE. April 22.-Ilenry SUI
zallo. president OF the University Of
Washington, was elected president
OF the Inland Empire Teachers as
ISOLATION here Friday night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-22

The city finance committee de-
cided Friday to recommend that the
council appropriate 5000 TO raise
the Ballard dock and $3.50 to re-
build the gridiron at the dock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-22
NO TRUST IN OATS

CHICAGO. April 22.-With ono
Judge dissenting. the United States
circuit court Of appeals here today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-22

~ we stood face to face with
invat ing Japan today, what could
we cor" asks IA reader. Well. we
coulo run or stand still and weep,
right off.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-16

6em @Iaube1r 5u miegen, NIT Wenr=
tins Sreilai111rg miiroen uue leine
@iinide erfiint 1perben. gs fonnte
ia iest fein 3meifel mebr bariber OBJ
muIten, ct m11r6e @err bes Neters=
bofes, SEM @opitain ma1Bte ia borum
51 tbun fem, 10 bnl6 uie moglid fort
at fommen. @aroline beltarfte i'm
a11h barin un6 Iagte linn, al5 tie bon
ei1pe1n geiude ibres grubers outs Ser
gen 5urMiidfffam, tie babe aaes NIT INN
obgemndt. nMartin m0fte iid nud
iei1per 6reilaha1ng gar nidt germ nof
longe I'M g1trppa al1fbolten," figte tie
bin5n rer piG logIeid 0ienlfe uuf Ell
rrem Snoienfubrer nebrne1 uno bittet
6ih 6uber, nud Sligo GIT reilen nr1o
NIT ieinem friiberen Neeber, on Sen
er, mie bu meiBt, mod 6orbernngen
bat, bie Mngelegenbeit GIT or0nen. "
SSyirgen tpar 51uar iebr Ell tultrt, Dot
ibm Ser Mntrug MORO un6 mei1tte,
SOS miiroe Ser COMMENCEMENT $50
.gerrbranbt bod tueit better BEL orgen,
@oroline erfl6rte iebo1 NUT bieliagen=
oenr 2Gheln, iu1t SEN m0dten tie 1tno
Martin iih nidt BEL ieber @elege11feit
int ste @arte11 g1den laiielt ibr gru=
Ser tpone nlt1r eimnal, sic Sade ioae
in ser 6reu1r6id)oft bIeiben un6 bobe
trot ibres @iberipruds 6aruuf be-
itanbe1r, SSiirgen biwuididen, 0en 1ie
6o6 10 unger11 entbebre. @eidmei=
delt ging SSiirgen in sic ibm geifente
5ane un6 reiite nit Gollnnadten Der
ieber ub. @r obnte nidt, baB on 0em=
ielben Sage bereits on Ger &iirdtbar
at Sel1in ser oHentlide Musbang er=
idien baB @nroline 8eters aus Ge=
tersbof nn6 ser Sent mu1m Seinrid
8oltenitern outs @~reifstuol6 in Sen
Stan6 Ser @be treten mollten. SIM
Netersbofe begarm bonn Gage lelmer
Mbreile an elm 97umoren, &dmmern,
@deuern uno @oiden, als ione Sos
oberite. SIT u1terit gefebrt perben.
Mourer, Siidler, @laier uttb Sdloi=
fer pore11 geid}dftig, anes Sdu6hafte
uus3ubeIiern ur6 6em often 6uul e Ell
mem m0glidit mobnlihen Mn1frid 5a
geben.
GortieBung folgt.
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(Sortiebung folgt.
geennt es cine Elage. 9bmobl

Mennt es cine E1age. SbpobI bies
elm ftarfer Musorrf 1T, 10 gibt es
mobI foum ettpos ura1ge1ebmeres
un6 IGltigeres aIs 6as bon ibm er:
mGbrte 2ei6en. rSeit Iieben Sabren,1
idreibt Serr st. 8. Gifts bon @eniie.
laer, Sn6., vtpor id NIT eirer ihlim.
men Soa1tfronffheit bebuftet. 3tpei
Sobre lang baben mid erfolglos
Mer5te IN 9eutidIon5 be%bd16elt. @te
id nod Mmerifa fam, IieB ih mid
outs relae bon sem @eraten bebun-
oeIn> bod uuh obne @rfolg. Ctr
Treun6 lprfte 6om meire Mufmerf=
iomfeit o1f Tornis MIpenfrduter, uni
@ot Iei 9um, oieies 6eilmittel but
mild BON meiner gloge befreit unb
SOS 2eiben lit ME piebergefommen.
Torni's M1benfrouter fan1t mht bod
ger1ug gelobt herbert"
Ssorni's MIpemr6i1ter Bolt einer
ungebrodenen Meforb oes @rfolges in
Ser gehonol11na bon 11nprbn1tnger1
6es gIutes unb Citizens, Ser iih uber
mebr oIs ba1n6ert Sabre erItredt. Sc
lit feine Mpbotetermeoi5irr, Ionoern
ein einfades @rGrtermitteI, tpelf)es
SEN 9enterr oltrh beionbers ernonr1te
Mgentere geliefert miro. Sails @ie
feinett Ngenten fennen, idreiben sic
on: Or. Setter Gabr1m & Sons Co.,
1875 60. Sopne Ape., Chicago,
81.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-16
Sir 9anS mno
&l9e.
Qoni9tu I.

~
6oniqfur Bel 8lutarmut unb Rraftz
loiigteit. Sn Der erften Wo&e tdsz
lid einige Seel0ffel, in ser 3petten
Mode flint Maal tdsli@ einen @bl0fz
fel, sen leBten Dor benz @9lafengeben;
uno 10 iteigern, oaB 5ulest Elm babies
pfuno tdgli9 perbrau4t miro. 4uBerz
Dem etren 5eel0ffel bon in jeoem @las
@aFer, oos getrunfen mirb, au4 nit
beiber Mil9. Ma9 bier @oden f4on
1T bic Rrdftigung unb 8eferung oeut=
lih bemerfbar.
Weinauce.
@on @eiBmein. Man reibt Elm
@tad@en frii4e Butter i@aumis,
ribrt einen balben @Bl0ffel @ornz
fGrfe, etpas @afer uno bier @tbotz
ter htnein, gieBt langfam to@enoen
@ein bin5u unb ldbt Ole @auce nit
3uder, 3immet, 3itronen14eiben unb
3itronen19ale unter fortmdbrenbem
nmriibren auftoden. Man gibt lie
gu Meblipeiien uno Std.
@Dn &Dtpein. Mdn lGBt gereinigz
ten @asO, 3itronenidole un6 @0tmein
langiam to@en un0 feBt 3uder un6
3immet bin3u.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-16
@@ter ungarifder Rinos=
qulpa5.

Derfelbe miro nad einem unsariz
fden Orieinalre3ept fDlgenbermoBen
bergefelt: Gin gutes @tud mogeres
RinDfleii9 miro in mittelgrpBe 8urz
fell gef9nitten. Gin Der Mense oes
6lei1des entlpredenbes 2uantum
;3miebeln miro in nidt gu feine Rtnz
gel gefdnitten. go pprbereitet, miro
beioes IN ben &odtehe l selegt uno
nod @eidmad NIT @al5 uno paprifa
gut permengt. 9ierauf ntro Elm
@tid Sped, Ser ma7e entipredeno,
bamit oas @eridt nidt gu felt miro,
binsueefdnitten, ettpas friides Wai>
fer binausetan. unb nun erif bas
@on5e outs 5euer seitelt. @obalo
sic 51iifigfeit iid gu peroiden begtnnt,
miro poriidttg etmas 8aFer nadsez
gotten. 3u1ebt tommen in gleider
mense mie oas JIeii9 eef6alte Scar
tpffeln bin3u, nad oeren Meihmerben
Der @ulpas dngeriatet miro. 5leiBiz
ges umrIbren tit BON Soften. oamit
CT ni9t anbrenrt.
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Gin sntes 6rnbitnd.

SIT ni9tig fir ben Mun1, mel4er
orbeitet - Der Sag begtnm bdnit -
uno nern es niht gut lit, gebt es ben
gar15en Sag Derfebrt. SOS @etrdnt,
peLhes freubig itimutt, aber nidt Be-
rouidt" fnnn gebraut tperben entire.
ser aus feinem Sbee, aromatifden
&affeiorten ODER moblidmedenoen
Gocoos ODER @bofoloten bon 9eering
& Hluntenberg, geeignet fir sen
@ou1ne1. zines @pifuraers. unfere
@rocerien geboren au ben beiten, Die
gu boben ifno, in fem geronten Bro
de6 MebIiorten unb @erealien oner
Mrten. 9eerins & Hlantenberg,
ct. @ermoinitraBe, ct. @lo116, Ninm.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-16
New Process
Steam | laundry.

9ent Sbr GttuoS pSa Gnre &df4e3
8enn 10, barn tpirb E: fi9 G14 lsts
zen, ni9t a1ber adt gu lafen, oab mn
Euer @igentbnm be6aioeIn, aIS tpdre -
cos unferige. Dir boben bic nolfhd..
siqife @a}hauftnIt IN NorbiDeifm M,
l,efern erf1t1 &InKe drbeit. @r se'
5ra1;den feins @aen11tusE; wiy beroerben
oober Cure Soder nidf. 1enn Sll
retne Arbeit uno bette BebaItol,m1
suuIt, baum oentt N, urts. uniere Bret
e iinb nieOrts . aIs fouftpo, un0 ut1
besprgen Cure 5uunIienudf4e ttntger,
1is SIR % felbf tbun Buut. ert1uloiG1
n1b nberdeugt Gud. 8ir babeu dse1ss
ten IN ben un,Iiegenbeu Sttdbten.
6. s.. Re1er 9smpf1pai3anRaA
Gigentbimer.
8. I've. g., ct. GIouo.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-16

id1nttelte Sen &opf: ugs lit 10 elenh
IN Sic 6rembe 51 idtpeifen nrro lie
miiroen midi bod ergreifen," flititerte
lie. sd miiroe mi6 &einrih mtr
mie ein Miiblitein N, Sen Sols ge=
bangt bobe1t, oe1ien Sdtpere i'm uno
mih erbriiidft butte, id femme i'm, er
miiroe erliegen under Ser 2ult oes
@or>purfes, unoa11fbar gegen lei1re11
Mobltbaitter getpeien gu ieiu uno midi
gum ltngeboria nr gegen oen Sater
perleitet 5a1 boben." @ilbelmine 5udte
sic sldieln un0 nu11nte oiele Mniduu=
u11gen e1rtieslih ipieBbIrgerli4. Sbr
feblte oos @erltdnonib fir 10 Diel it'll
le, tooesmutbige gntiagung.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-16

8ei alien Apptbetern. Is 9pien fir
Is Gents.
MILES MEDICAL CO., Elkhart, Indiana.
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Weinpuo6i q.

@ier aGlberfuBe tp9t man in bier
Quart 8afer Bis auf Elm 9uort etn,
giebt bic 8ribe our4 ein @ieb, ntmmt
am nddifen Sage Sen 8ooeniaB BON
unten, bas 6ett DON oben ab, to4t
nit Der Briibe eine Tlaf4e @eibpetn,
Elm 0iertelpfuno 3uder, Den @aft uno
bic @dale elmer 3itrone auf, ribrt
flint tu9tig nit etmas Ma1er uno
3uder ge19lagene @iootter langiam
6arunter, ldBt i4nen ouffo9en, i4Itz
tet bic Mafe in eine gendBte por5elz
lanform, itent bieie einen Sag falt,
ffur3t lie ounn UNI uno gibt ben Sub
Ding nit 0anine iauce.
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,,&uft6ltn nitmals, sic
6dmtrjm 81 lin0ern"
60 iaste G. 8. goppinger bon
III MpntgomerD Ct, @arbodte,
Ieras. dig er mie fuIat lhr1eb:

60 iagte G. 8. goppinger bon
III montgomery Ct, @arbadte,
Ieras, als er uie folgt idr1eb:
.SabreIana lit ib an @euraleia in rneinen
W,iaell uno i'm 8ppf. @s mlrbe 10 iblimm. baB
i'd taum ieben tonllte. SD uer'l1hte ieoes Mittel
pine ipabren griDls. Damn tuurben Gr. MlleS'
Wnti=Bain 3;lrn mir nnenpfDblen uro id taufte
fe. Nadbbem lob 5tuet hattie. borten
bic Ghmer3en aut uub r1et1e Nerpen tuaren 1ibt
mebr 10 angegriHen. 60 oft. ih ei1ten lsichren
Sans:s osainu1ies ',anm I'D sine g'ae; o,g r sa11e
i'd iie INNER an 6anb unb iie haben nod in teis
mem Sale nerfehtt. bic Gchmer5en 3u linbern.
nno ie boben nod nie r1cinen aopf ooer s1eiae
Neruc1 a1gegrifTcn."
2eltte lf%)ouberr. tpern lie bon Den
idredlifen Joltern leien, lDomlt oie
Sn0ianer Die erlten Mniiebler pei
1igter1. Mber tporen iene Gdmer.
5er gr0Ber als oie ourb Neurnlgie
perurladten? geromeifelte 8eriuhe
puroe11 gemad)t, Inn oen Sanoen
Ser Snoianer au ~entgeben, uber bic,
lie 2eute iiee1 rubig FIN uno Oulben
Sic S%olterqualen Ser Reltralgie, 50
ood Elm gu5tpeg fir iie often lit.
9r. Miles' Mnti=Tain %iaen
boben biele Sau1enbe BON 6ielen
%folternben l1euralgialiiGen Sdmer-
gen befreit. Sic meroen NIT Ser
pofitiDiten @orantie ibrer Gute ber-
fauft. Mae Sic fie ie gebroudt TO-
ben, balten fie itets an Sanb.
Bel alien Aputbetern. Is Spien fir
Is Gents.
MILES MEDICAL CO., EIkhart, indiana.
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RIrbish pniq.

&urbisbonig getptnnt man, inbem
mon &irbis nit etpas @aHer gu
Mus fD9t. 9as M1us mirb ourh
eine @erpiette gebridt unb fGmtli4es
geponnene &~urbtsnaher f~tunoenldng
bid eingetodt. 9ie Brittle miro be-
it6noig abgei4dumt. Man tann Die
nalnuBgroBen &urbtsfide au4 in
srpBen S0pfen ohne 8afer ON Jeuer
toden laFen unb 0as &Irbisf leii9
nie pben ausbriden. Die bid etngez
1ottene bonigartige Muhe piro in itetz
r1erner S0pfen gum @ebrau4 aufbez
mabrt. sic bot Die @uBigteit oes
!9onigs un6 1T 81 Ralti4olen unb
Rodfpeiien anfatt 3uders 5u gez
brau9en.
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Nonnen unb Rupu3tner.

Modoem man bon guten altbodenen
@eiBbrDt9en ober @emmeln glet4z
grpBe, etpa Elm Bis 5net 3entimeter
ftarfe @9eiben abgei4nitten bat, entz
fernt man bic &inoe bapDn uno ger
i9neioet Die @4eiben in finserlange
unb 5pei Singer breite @tide, Don
oenen man Die eine 9dlfte in perilBz
tenn Rptnein, bic anbere in periuBter
Mil9 einpei9t. Damn penbet mon
ie in ge19lagenem 81 unb geriebener
@emmel Uni, bddt fe fdDn gelb in
beiBer Butter, be1treut oie tn Metn gez
tpei9ten NIT elmer Mfdung bon Gut
ter un6 3immt, oie IN Mei14 getDeihz
ten NIT @tdub5uder, ridtet bic Som
men unb &apu5iner abpe4felnb auf
elmer @4ifel an uno sibt nebenbei
IN elmer @ouciere eine b%eliebige DIT
iauee 3u.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-16
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Mun rDftet in beiBer Butter Elm bdlz
bes pfunb geriebene @emmel gelbli4,
gieBt Elm pint to4enoen 8ein baruuf,
lGBt sic MaHe unter &Ibren gu etnem
biden 8rei etntO4en, f@ldst, penu
ber1elbe ertaltet 1T, Elm @iertelpfuno
Butter idaumig, ribrt feds @iootter
binein, feBt auf 3uder abgeriebene 81
tronenfdale gu, mif4t gut, fIst oieie
MaFe benz erfalteten biden 8rei Bel,
per{uBt NIT 3uder, 14ldgt Den @4nee
bon feds @iern uno Elm nenig 3tmmet
binein, riibrt gut UNI, fIqt ben 8rei
IN einen Mapf un0 bddt etne
@tunbe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-16
St. Benedict's Academy
ct. eSpieph, Steurns g., Minn.

Cine Ser beiten Mnitalten our b6-
beren S0dterer5iebung i'm gun5en
Noropelten. unterridt IN 6ert=
ider, engIiider unb fran50iii6er
sprade, stenogrupbie, SDpe-
priting, guhfibren, Wauiif, Wa-
Len, @od)en uno meiblide 9ano-
orbeiten. Eripot5immer, NIT oil
len mo6erner ~8equemIt9feiten
m1sgeitattet, Iteben ben 30glingen
our gerfug1ng. Wh obigem ST.
ititute lit cine Sdule fir 4naben
BON 6 big IL Sobren berbun0en.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT menbe man ii6 ON
Sister Directress, o. S.B.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-03-25
THE WEAK BROTHER AND
THE WINE QUESTION

wine bottle. as well as upon the weak
brother. He places the bottle by the side
OF the platter. i'll as good company AS
even the owner of French or California
vineyard could desire, and tells us we do
well to use neither. if by our use of either
We are to make our brother stumble and
faH Paul is speaking. of course. of meat
that had been offered to idols: sJch
meat was all stamped with a sign which
showed TO which particular god-Jupiter
OF Mars. or Nenus-it had been sacrificed
Paul is speaking not as vegetarian or
a hNgIenIc expert. He never dreamed
probably. that an excessive meat diet pro-
duces a tendency to rheumatism and govt
He is speaking only as a Christ! ian
apostle. He is thinking religiously and
spiritually exclusively
This weak brother may have very little
sense, but Paul thinks they exercise the
highest kind of wisdom who for the weak
brothers sake refuse to buy this meat
even though they may have TO pay more
Tor the same thing sold III the next shop
without the stamp upon it.
For the weak brother himself no one
mas ever seemed to care much except
the man of NaZa reth and those who.
like Paul. get their ideals of men and
things from Him. Christ made brother
mood broad, deep and real. 1t is no
mere matter of blood. but of choice.
hen We choose Christ, We choose all
His brethren as ours The feeling we
ti,.e co.., 1i 49, - " - .
would take not to do anything that
avsini. ~ 5 w "a ~ lst vans " -
Of ot,r Ea,ber Gnu ~ "a i ~ ~ :, :
10 urhoI o, W IA. d uaH lhdt VIII
ard n.on,o a., ~ Iiia u
and respect with which he would treat
W. - W slH'ei
.,.tatto ,,, asn SUR iuestiofi as lhls.
,h,t me- - any oiheI one thills
wre+cbaJnas It,.rh Wea hess ana
e.. o,',. 'S., a9 aiNh"nol We must 20
~ ou' aHs"Nl l" the SneclaIlst- we
s sraci.,I Set EeLE severe thlnss ABOUT
- 10, "ieH We nave no he'd o.
~, ~ pua 'ht lhonthl we ar" threaten
,,fH ii'e i'H SteiiouS dlStaSe w" I'M
,,!t 20 III search OF a specialist
iLieN H"SPe't'd hlalduE
~, NJ n,t, W d llltlIIne. IN our mas, :"
80 "a HuIiH over 10 New oTh'
,o.,b 80 mo- slop IN we
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-03-25
David Brainard.

On the roll of great home mission
aries the name Of David Brainard
stands in high remembrance. He gave
the brilliant powers of his religiously
dedicated life to untiring service
among the Indians in Ma ssachusetts.
New Jersey and Pennsylvania.
III the times in which he lived those
states were yet a part of the thirteen
original colonies. 1t can be readily
understood that In those days the diff
faculties and perils to which he was
subjected were very great. His faith
fulness and undaunted courage is mani
Tested in the great words that fell from
his own lips.
Il do not care whore or how ] live.
or what hardships 1 90 through, so
long as ] can but gain souls for
Christ"
II was through reading the life Of
David Brainard that the great Henry
Martyr was Influenced 10 become a
missionary, and thus rendered to the
world the invaluable service of trans
lating the Scriptures into the native
language OF Persia and Hindoostanee.