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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-16
9as itarfe @eib.

@ie ser Mo1m fir 6as 0ffentli9e
2eben, 10 1T Ole Srm1 fir 6ie @e1ddf=
tie 6es Sm1leS befabigt.
u9ie itarfe 6ruu arbeitet nit flu=
gen utr6 geididter @n6en." gs lit
ein groBes l1ngliid bieler Sro1ter, DOB
tie it6 1ridt init Ser @dn6e Mrbeit
5u beidaftigen tpiiien. Die 5rm bat
bon @oH eine groBe 8efabigltng 5u
Sen ba11sliden Mrbeiten erboIten. Sir
betiumfeit lit Dos bette Mittel gegen
piele nebel 11r6 Sun6en. @0ret1 mir,
mas Clemens bo1r Mleronorien iagt:
uDie f0rperliden Mrbeiten iirr6 Sen
6ro1ten iebr betlim, iotpobl sic @r=
beiten Ser Ma6el, als a11a sic berf9ie=
6enen Sorge11, tpelde sos @ol1s bon
ibnen berGangt, 6elien natiirli6e uno
notbtpen6ige 8eidiiberinnen fin fino."
@efanntli9 arbeiteten 6ie e6elite1
Jra11en 6es Mltertbums mn6 6es Mit=
telolterS mutt ser Maoel nn6 berod)=
teten feline Mrbeit, 6eren man ii6 beu=
te bieuei@t fdamen tpiir6e. Mls man
&url 6en @roBen fragte, mar11m er
feline Soodter in ser @an6arbeit u11=
terri6ten laiie, anttportete er:: u@or
allem, 6omit Tie 6en MhiBiggang per=
meioen; Damn, 6umit fie 6en Sdl4=
gen 6es @didio1s tpi6eriteben, 11nb
tpen1 iie ie in Motb fommen, ii6 IT.
rem 11nterba1t berfdaffen f0nnen."
Sic @riin6e 6ieies beriibmten &aiiers
iin6 er1it un6 tief. MiiBiggong lit
oner Safer @nfang. Gie miiBige 6ra11
idwdbt, berlebt sic Mq&itenIiebe,
madt ii@ 6ein6e, bringt sic 6ami=
liengebeimniIie berum, begebt ltnbor-
iidtigfeit in @ort a1n6 Ebat un6 ber=
fant in cine Menge bon Seblern oller
@rt. 81 botie lit anes Gen Dienit=
botern iberGofien. Ser @utte lit 11r51t<
frte6em, nidts gebt portparts un6 al
les geratb in n%nor6m11ng. Ser @ii=
Biggang 9erei@t mander Srou gum
@er6erben, gang obgeieben 6aoor, 6aB
sic 9ongetpetle fi6 mie Elm id>par5er
5hleier mber ibr gon5es 2eben a11s=
breitet.
Sic 5tpeite l1rioae, sic @arI ser
,@roBe ongibt, bernbt ouf ser llnbe-
itan6igfeit 6es @lii6es, sic beltta nid)t
geritger lit ols friiber. Das groBtc
@ermogen fant berloren eeben, 6ie
glan5en6iten @erbGltniiie ff6in1ren ii6
berid1edterr; es lit muir sic Eidtig-
felt, sic Sdaffensfren6igfeit, melde
Ole p%ecltniare Gorge bon ser Sdtpe1e
6eS 6auies bunnen fann1. Cine in al
len 8metgen ser &austpirtbidoft tiid-
tige, o1trdgebil6ete, fleiBige Srou
miro itets @itteI nn6 @ege fin6en,
ibren 2ebensunterbaIt at %ertperben,
faGs 6iefe barte @otbtpen6igfett an fte
berantrttt. Dur6 lire bd11slihe Tba=
tigfett ion in6es Sic 6ra1t nidt our
bloBen &ousbGlterin berobgepiir6igt
1uer6en. @s itehen ibr, ie mod Dem
Mabe ibrer @efdbigung un6 Ser
freien Belt, 6ie ibr 1tod @rfii1ung If
rer 8fltdten at @ebote itebt, quite
99eftiire uno nitli9es St11oi1m Ser
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-16
Nus ser &ripatidnle beim 2ebrer
&inberbplb.

2iebe &inoer, beute mollen mir III
@eoanfen ei1re &eiie MADDEN, eine
meite, meite &ei1e. @s ion ni6t 81
lange oaarern, oe11n sic @e6mfen
iino idrneu, idneuer als ein 8lib=
511g, ser 6ltrh Sic 2anoer 6abinrait
3um Mbenbelien lont ibr ale piinft=
lih mieoer 5u Sn1le fem.
Mer ridt iiber sic @r6e tpollen
mir reiien, lon6ern 611r6 Sic 2uft,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-16

peiie @ertbeilung oes 2idts in Der
Seele 6er 5ra11 miro nie fdaoen; e.
bringt ales an feline redte 5telle, be-
ridtigt oas l1rtbeil, itddrft oen @iGen
un6 gibt Dem 2eben cine tpiir6ige
&altung : Die gut unterridtete, 6te
6rt1tlide, 6ie ltarte Srum!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-16
3eidjen outer Ierbammna.

@erm Str cine freun6Ii@e unb
muntere alte Game iebt, f0nnt Sbr
miifen, 6aB lie cine quite @er6aua1pe
bot Benn Cure @eroouung ber6or-
BEN lift o6er Sbr fetnen @eidmad at
Guren Mobl3eiten bobt, nebmt cine
9ofis @bamberlain'S Eablette. 9e
itdrten BEN Magen, belfen Der Ser
bouung unb peruriaden Elm Ieidte3
@irten Der @ingepeibe 81 faufen 1T
@enrD's Corner Drug Store. - Mn5-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-16
@er1anat

mirb elm @eidaftstbeilbaber nit
$4,000 &apital our 11ebernabme bes
balben SntereKes int beiten Store in
Stearns COUNTY, in gang bentidem
fatboliidem Settleme,1t. Mbrene:
e 9. {. o. Morbitern, ct. Gloab,
Mim1.
Washington Journal., 1916-11-10
Neunban an5isftes
&apiteI.

Ginmal, als fie bor Der Maoonna
bel Granbuca ftanoen, erinnerte Die
grcBe 2iebli9feit unb Heinbeit oes
Maoonnenmunbes Smre on feline
Sreunoin Snse6org.
Gr bate 2iia segeniiber feline Be-
anbungen gu Sngeborg unb Qonb nur
leIten uno gang flii9tig beriibrt.
gs mar i6m, als beraubte er oas
@rab Der tleinen 9eilisen Der Blu>
men, ipenn er Ron Dem unIogbar
3arten ipre9en iniirbe, bas atpif9en
Snsebors uno ibm feline Tdoen se>
fppnnen bate, unb 2onp, 10 oa@te
er, lam nur Deriteben, tper ie uno
ben farbigsn frif9en Hei5 ibres Mes
TENS unb ibres MeuBeren fennt.
60 iparen fe inn freunoIi9e 8ilber
geblie6sn, bic por ibm auftau9ten,
fpsnn beitimmts Melooien linn Die Iies
ben @efdbrtinnen Defenders nabe
bradten.
Sc ldnger Ct &affaels i9li9tes
MabonnsnbiIb anf4aute, um 70 mebr
perldmoIa ss nit SngebOrs.
8iia it0rte i'm ni6t, aud tie liebte
bie1e .Maoonna, bic ibrem @mpfins
Den, Dem gmpfinoen Der Nprbbeuts
f9en, 10 nabe fam. Sic nobm nlr
leife feline 9unb. aIs OBJ lire Sc
oanten 10 nod inniser auiammen>
flieben tOnatR.
.2ifa," fdste Smre, 40 iab ie
aus, i@ mar ibr febr gut"
Washington Journal., 1916-11-10
@9tunbatp MATCHES Ro'
piteL.

go leidt, ipie 2ifa es fi9 81.
ba@t bate. mar es nidt, ben suteN
5lorentinern bas Golb abauloden.
Wdrs 5rou Sberefe 9ofer ni@t se-
peien, per hpeiB. tpie lanse Der erite
@eroienit ouf ii@ bate iparten lais
fen! @ber Sberele 9pfer puroe
bon Der beimli9en Gur9t sepeinist,
Der quite prOfefor tOnnts bic serirs
&c MOnatsSulage. bic er Mhbras
CAB. erbOben, ipenn 2ifa feline Mrs
belt fanb. unb fie boffte aud, bab
bic itpl5e iun9e Srau bieie 3ulage
gang suriidpeifen tpiirbe. ipenn man
lift quite g%innabmen beriaaffte.
Mo9te bas boAmiitise iunge
Ding fi& nur tiibtis abqudIen!
Sran Shereie sing unermiibli9
Washington Journal., 1916-11-10

~tpdnoerten fe Die pra9tboIl. Wiole bel
Goli binob, 3ipii9en all Sen @inens
g6rten, Die Der toIeno ie iiberIhottens
Oen Nodt berouf9enbe Oiifte ents
g%esentrugen.
0runten lag Gloren5, fr0bIi9, bon
2eben, @eIang, Man6olinsnIpiel!
lleber ben ponte pecGio muBtet fe
tuanOsrn, Die Bride Der @plbI6miebe.
MG9tige 9OI5IGoen nit eiIernen
Stdneen unb oItertiimIi9en S1l6fs
fern Derrammelten al Ole bielen tleis
men S1autGiten, redts uno lints Der
Bride. iiber bic Der Ionge, SerOedte,
nit @emGIoen bsbunsens Sang bins
iiberfibrt, Der Die uffioisn nit benz
PaIosao pitti Derbinoet.
Wie oft an biefen seiesneteu Sons
merabenbsn trieb es iie nod au Der
bonn Wonbli9t Ibergo6ensn pios3o
bella Gignoria, iDo in Der 2oaqia BEL
2on3i @eIIinis perieus oas Soupt
Der MsouIo bod empor belt. Wie
&inber fton0en fe ba unb loben in
biefes rGtieIbofte Mntlib unS I0Gen
ben 8ann ibrer iunsen Seraen an
Dem berrlihen @benmab Der @Iieoer
bes perfeus.
On einem bieIer 3~duberboften
Mbenoe Sog 2ifa ibrsn @elie6ten in
bas Ountel Der einfdmen 2pe9io. -
Dos Monblint iiberrieielte bic
@ruppe oes Haubes Der @obinerins
men. sic Iob gu Dem prd@tigen
8ilOe biniiber unb fagte leiIe:
.Wirb mein Smre ii@ freueu,
penn i1 ibm Elm besIiidenbes greigs
nis in Musii4t f%telIe!"
SIN f9neaiten @erfteben Der Mens
f9en, bic tief berbunben ftro, aog CT
Iein iunses Meib felt an li9. @sine
RiiKe beOedten ibr @eIi9t, ibren
Gals, ibren Naden.
.Du 2iebfte, @inaise, meme RDni=
GIN itommeIte er. .Du giblt mir
oles. sibft. gibft bas SO9lte."
Gr tiiBte ibren Munb.
2ifo erbebte. ibre Iugen fiinten
ii9 nit SrGnen.
vMir 1inb gu gIudli9, mein Smre,
i1 fir9te sen Neio Der @Otter." -
Qm onosrn Morsen fponnte fi6
bas 9ldn5enb fei6ene 8ldu, pie 70
biele Sage f9On, iibsr Der funteIuben
Stdot.
Smre trug ben ein5isen Slid aus
ibrer 6o9gelegenen grOBen ManIarOe
auf 6as fla@e Oo9.
9iefes als 8alfon 0ienenoe tIeine
Dad bate ben 4usf4lag gegeben, als
tie bic Wobnune mieteten.
Wenn es ni9t re9nete, lebten ie
bier.
2ifa bate ben Ranb bieies tleinen
Hei9es nit 8Iumen umitelt, es aab
einen S9autelltubl, einen &orbieFeI
uno cine bunte Matte ga oben, uno
tpenn fie am Morgen friibliidten uno
auf oas flimmernbe @epirr Der bies
len DG9er unb gldnoenben Seniter
faben, fiiblten fe fi9 ipie &Onise.
Seute ftanb Elm GtrauB fril9er
Roien auf Dem Slid. Smre, Der in
a[er Sriibe Die n0tisen Gintdufe be-
forgte, bate i'm mitgebra4t.
,Meiner t~ponnigen @eliebten," Iagte
| Ell lGCAeln0. alS lie in ihrem neid1en
Morsentleib, beiB BON Der Mrbeit,
Dor inn ftano.
.Du biit i40ner aIs ie." fagts er
innig.
rN@. mein Smre, BON mir pplen
mir ni4t reben. 0es Meibes S90ns
belt tommt unb 9ebt, absr Define
er5ene 9errli9teit bleibt."
Sic Iab ibn Itra6lenb an.
gr batte Den BOD abgslporfen uno
ftano l9lant uno feft ba.
rgpa, @pa!" fagte er la9enb.
$50, Ia9e Oh! Sch ms Mufeo
Ra3iOnuIe. oa itebt Dein Gben6ilb.
Der DaDib bon 9onateIlo. Sd o0sere
INNER. toenn i'd BON ibm fortseben
muB."
St nabm fs in feline iunsen. itar<
Ten 4rme uno trug fie auf oas fla4e
Dad binaus.
rllnb Dir 1T ni4ts slei9, mein
2iebling." iagte er. fe an ii9 Siez
benA .a1em febIt Define uuenoli4e
Sibisteit."
Washington Journal., 1916-11-10

Splitter. Sable bos Sos
film Oeiner Nobtarin, uno Define
6rau miro Dir fagen. 0u babeR
einen auten @ei6mad.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-20
Useful
Hints
What to Wear
Neu ARRANGEMENT Of Tulle Scarf
Is SartoJial Idiosynerdsy.

Nowadays there's nothing cheap
about clothes except silly to;>cs that
silly folks max. about them.
Fads have no,niu@ whatever to do
With fashion.
when will women recognize that
fact?
Tade IRE to fashion what slang is TO
good English. and there is differ
encc in slang, as we very we'll know.
One o. the sn-tor.al idosyncrasies
OF The moment is She new arrangement
OF the tuiie scarf that is worn with
evening gowns. Instead OF wearing IL
thrown loosely about the shoulders -
is permitted 10 swathe tho chin, as II
i; were bandase hiding a de;ec; OF
the complexion. or an incipien; beard,
perhaps Lovely thought
Sensible women. and worien who
have an Appreciation Of the Humorous,
do not indulge IN playful, frcaky sar-
tor!al tricks There mus, be a certain
elsncnt OF dignity 10 ones clothes, as
we'll as quality o! beauty. and n touch
OF youth and Eayciy.
Others. disrcra ding certain subsian-
tini and urbrea kable laws OF dress
turn -hc procession Of human folk (
INTO so'nc'hinS ina - No' uNl%"
circus paradc-bizarre. dazzling. per
haps, but ALWAYS with that element tta-
inspires sr.ilcg OF amusement
Rain were inc skirts of ycSterycar
fused arc the skirts Of DAY What
ihor Will be tomorrow no fortune
teller Q: fashion can nossihly say
The short parn'r. the long ,ablicr.
II" C!rccian drspe and The Vatican
lait--frcm among these beautiful lines
VIC take our choice. That We pay our
'nouoy'' also is = dirc Tact: clothes were
noNsr more extensive. Mach fabric is
nsed. and fabrics arc costly.
An cn;ircly new Idea OF Skin,
draoery shows ~ pufnciy in the
sketch which Sraccs the fashion de-
partmen' this early morn The ma
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-20
PRESBYTERY OPENS
IT'S SPRING MEETING;
ISpecialto The Timcs.Di.n

Special to The Times Dispatch
AMHERST. VA, April le.-The West
Hanover Presbytery, embracing the
Counties of Amherst, Nelson, Albemarle
ana portions OF other counties. began
ITS spring session in the Presbyterian
'hurch mere last night Rev. T. G
caldwell. ID. d. OF the Union Thcoloe-
zeal Seminary Richmond preached the
opening sermon This morning AT IL
o'clock 'hc presbyterial sermon was
preached by Rev. Dupuy Holiday, of
CoVeSville Tonight a specially ar
ranged country church program" was
carried out. r.. \. Lapsley. D. D., de-
livered an address on The Country
'hurch-lts Forces and It's Allies"
quite a large number OF ministers and
delegates are attending the session,
which Will last through Friday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-20
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
ENTITLED TO BOND MONEY
floridu Held TO Have No (lnin Al
though Fugitive Was Wanted
In That StRfc.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch !

Special 10 The Times y! spatch
i:Al.Eloiii. \. G.. April ls-That The
state of North Carolina and not the
state from which rcquisitiou is made
Tor Il fugitive. is entitled to bond
money forfeited in connection with ex-
tradition proceedings is the ruling of
The supreme Court IN the case OF w
l.. Virgins. appealed from FORSYTH
County. Virgins was Wanted in Flor
ida. and gave $500 bond in hnbcas
corpus proceedings which he forfeited
J. T.. Gordon. as agent ro, Florida
demanded the bond. The Suprc,ne
Court holds that the case is entirely
"A North Carolina proceedings. and that
forfeited bond must go 10 the FORSYTH
school fund. as the statute provides for
all forfeiture cases
The full list OF nineteen opinions de-
!ivered follows: State VS. Turner. Dur
nam. no error: Gates VS. Hall Ala
nance, new trial; State VS. Creed.
Surry. no error; Jackson vs. Commits
sioners of Surry. affirmed: jackson VS.
Granite Corporation. Surry affirmed.
Handle Co. VS. Mill Supply Company.
Forsyth, new trial; in re Virgins. For
syth, no error: Cochran VS. Smith.
Surry. no error: !. Y. Needham w.
Southern Railway, Surry. no error: Bag
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-20
ASKS THAT MATTER BE
SUBMITTED TO EXPERTS
Farmers Union Appears Before SENATE
Committee Considering Railway
Pay for Carrying Malls.

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
WASHINGTON. d. C, April "a
r. +. Bower, OF Campbell. represent
ing ihe state Board OF the Virginia d.
vision o tho Farmers Union to-day
appeared before the Senate Post Office
Committee TO urge that the question
OF compensation to ;nc railroads for
| carrying the United States mails be.
submitted for settlement 10 the cX-
ports OF the Interstate Commerce
Commission. on the ground that Il re-
duction or pay TO che railways would
injur!ously affect freight rates upon
agricultural products.
Presidents of Farmers Unions o..
| Florida, Ma ama and Louisiana were
also pcrscnt.
rhu clief :trpumeu, was made lay H.
NJ. AaeXandcr. Of Texas. an attorney
d"icSated by the farmers 20 represent
them.
Mir. Bower, who mas been in Wash
ire;on for several months in the in
.rcst OF Legislation affecting asricul-
,G""l interests declared that the Mad
con amendment in the pos:-oiiice bin.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-20
Sermon on Cancer
By William Brady NJ. d.

Here is u letter from /. reader I,
Speaks 20" itself
NY mother has Just died from can
&c" "f he breast. have a lump the
~ 81 q h"n'* rSG in the rirh, breast,
Nn'th Is Ncr% painful. We have a
Snlrnd.d family doctor. who onera,.G
upon 'h"'n"r after she had had trouble
with the breast for many wears The
""r'"' Is very anxious to operate on
me: "H' have no faith in either the
KNIT or A-raN ony mother had N-rav
treatment after her operation)
II have heard some doctors can dr,v
me" out our doctor says they are
,ahes. Ia tn" meantime, what i TO
become Of me-"
h'' ' want j. honest, disirtcresled
'"N't" discovered the lump ABOUT
"i&hi"en months age, but did not tell
the doctor anout it till last week. t
would BE- very grateful If Won viii
answcr through the paper"
l..'!' ''S Win IRE is a gentle pastime
comparvu with the risk this woman
IS assuming. What kind OF psychoiorv
IS II mat explains her procrastimatiou,
Nhe states thar she has n splendid
FAMILY doctor. and that lie has urged
N"' !" SHhntt I" operation. Blu, she
want honest. disintercStrd advice,
" her" yttii She obtain such advice ~
not frog Tia, same family doctor. II.
Mas gwen lcr ;hc only advice an honest
doCtO. would dare to give in such a
case Would she look 70 the charlaton
who draws them out" for homes, ad.
vice No paste ray. diet medicine or
treatment "f any Kind whatever can
: "ifrr even . tsht,ng chance ror cancer
O.! me breast There is oniy one hop.
Of cure" ANA thac is prompt and rad!.
cal sHr@er! rrocrastination. not sur
gerry hiinss the disappnint,nents. 4
week Of delay may :urn down the bal.
Sn'c against cuT" Any w0ma, with
iGlnD i'll the breast should not rest a
S!ngl" day without having absolute
proof thar the lump is 40, cancer
We nave personally observed scores
Of Instances in which certain type
, oc doctor sac tho name -attcmpi.d
. TO draw II out and while the poor
dc.udcd victim often Imagined the
.si"uGhine off Of mass oc tho cancer
meant that cure was assured. invari,
AMY TIA" result was disa Not
even the knife which at least does its
w"rf ,t a cleanly way and never causes
hi""d -p"IS"Diug. can offer a rcasonabl,
chance OF cure. unless the nodes or
olympia glands nigh III tho armpit a.,
thoroughly dissrcicd out. too. Ifu,. the
lymph glands drai'i;uc the cancer ar,
,invariably involved IN Tho disease. ano
must he removed. Al! cancer nastes
oils and other devices ot cancer spe.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-20
Woman and Home

outcome OF simple inattention to the
| manner OF sitting at table. at lessons.
or at work every parent surely must
! know. That these rounded shoulders
and ciouchcd backs are more likely to
occur in weakly children is true. But
1t is especially these weakly children
that need watching to prevent the con-
traction of habits that will become less
remediable as they grow older
To learn 10 sit erect, to keep the
shoulders back, to avoid slouching, to
keep the chin up. to breathe through
the rose and not through the mouth.
and 10 avoid lying curled up In bed are
All health habits that should be taught
and the effort at Improvement should
never be relaxed by the parent who has
the child's welfare at heart From the
point OF view OF appearance IL is as
important as health. a plain sirl who
holds herself we'll often proves a for
midaple rival 10 her pretty, but SLOUGH
backed rival.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-20
JOHNSON RESIGNS FROM
GEOLOGICAL SURVE
No One But the Powerful kara
Removal From State Ncccssitntc. II;
tircmrnt From Imrortnnt Uonrd.
Work to be lcnlnrgcd

George l.. johnson, formerly of IA
city. sent TO the Governor ycstcrd;,
his resignation as Il member or ~
Commission of the State Gcolo-jr.
Survey. lie is the only citizen mcmlf
of the body. The other members an,
the Governor. who IL chairman: IA.
president Of the University of VI,
smia, The president OF the Vir.ini'
Polytechnic Institute, the supcrintcn5
cnt OF tn" Virginia Military Insti,u,
and the state Geologist-au Office mo,
filled by Thomas H. Watson. or cha,
lottcsvi!lc.
Mr.. Johnson assigned no reason {,
rcsi2ninf. II is understood. howcyc
that business change will REQUIRE
removal that viii make i. inconvcnic,
FOR hin 10 serve. The Governor a.,
ceptcd his resignation aud will nam
successor in the next few DAYS
The commission elects the state I, %,
ester and has entire supervision nv,
this work in Virginia The las; Cen
cral Assembly materially increased IN
approximation for the forestry divie,n,
and the activities of this dcpartro,
VIII he greatly extended
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-20

mex; election. go before the women
voters for reelection on its record on
suffrage.
The uitimatun came ~ the close Of
spirited meeting enlivcncd by a mum
her OF speeches by Democratic women
The women who smoke to Mr. Carin
on behalf or the suffragists in their
home States, and urged him TO use his
Influence in securing the report of the
amendment were: Mrs. j. a. Heating
of Oregon. formerly OF Georgia: Mrs
y. Is BARKER, OF Texas; Mrs Henry
Mann. OF Virginia: Mrs. Spencer Muir
ray. OF Connecticut. and Miss Virginia
Arnold, o: North Carolina
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-20

co. -. Southern Railway, Surry. no
error: Caldwell W. Norfolk and Wcat-
crn hallway. Rockingham. no error
charles Needham. .. NJ. Nccdham vs.
southern Railway, Surry, no error
Coon W. Southern Railway Com
pahE, Surry, no error: Holland VS.
Hartley, Forsyth. no error: Gull
iord County vs.. Porter. modified
and affirmed; Cohlc VS.. Barrtnger. Gull
ford. no error: Morris VI Carroll, Dav-
idson. affirmed: Causey w. Ortin. Gull
lord reversed; Grimes vs.. Andrews
Pitt. motion to retax rosts allowed
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Antoinettc Donne,,,,. .n.

katherinc--You can strengthen and
make your eyes brighter by washing
them each morning with aood ey.
wash. There is absolutely nothing YOU
can do 10 change the color of your
eyes shall he glad to send you nv
Formula for eye wash il you Will send
me stamped, addressed envelope
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-20

treatment OF Tuberculosis What ia
the best kind of diet for u tubercu
.osis patient: Is mill! good? Should
IL DO taken cold, cow-warm. or boiled "
Are raw eggs better than soft boiled
eggs is WOODEN or cotton underwent
preferable: How much exercise should
he take" What is the doctors name
that claims he has tuberculosis cure
Answer-The diet should include A
full variety of all ordinary foods Milk
is good, however you like it best Raw
eggs are in no sense preferable to
cooked eggs. In general, wooden un-
derwear Is bettcr--lightwc eight, knitted
goods. The amount of exercise should
be determined largely by the tempera-
ture: when fever is present, rest is tho
thing. The Doctors name is Nature
We think Old Doctor Nature Is the only
healer that has ever produced any
great number OF cures.
Inadequate Sourishment May Agree
With Child--Our baby is a bottle fed
boy, seven months old He receives
condensed milk which agrees with him,
but he has head swcats and looks very
pc lie. lie is very fat, but weak in mus
cle@
Answer-Raby poison: that's what
condensed milk is. Ricketts, is prob
ably developing. Better give some
clean. fresh milk.
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Ethical
Talks
Thursday S Menu
HcahHul Taricty of Food
Breakfast
Bananas
Boiled Eggs

Bananas Cereal
Boiled Eggs Potato Cakes
French Toast
Coffee
Lunch
Curried Rabbit and Rice
Apple Sauce
Ginger Snaps Tea
Dinner
Bouillon. Crackers
Ham aud Eggs
Dreamed Potatoes SucCotash
Dressed Lettuce
Apple Pudding. Cream Sauce
CUffeG
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Miccproot Furniture-k

Mircproof Furniture-A sure way 10
keep mice out of bureaus. chiffoniers,
sidcboardS. etc. is 10 tack piece OF
zinc under each article OF furniture.
The zinc should he made 10 fit close. It
is not necessary in the case of bureaus
10 put zinc under each drawer: one
piece ~ the very bottom viii suffice.
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Things Worth Trying
Hclefm Home Suggestions.

Making Use of CiEnr Ashcs-CiSar
ashes can he used TO cover UP hicks or
scratches in piano cases or other fine
wood surfaces. Fiji up the scratch to
be repaired with the ashes and polish
well.
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What Science Knows

small, cheap grades Of coal can be
made TO burn better without smoiSe and
leaving hardly fny ash or cindcrs, by
spr!1kling with salt and water. \
tablespoonful OF salt dissolved in a
pint OF water is sufficient for 100
pounds OF coal. The coal should h.
spread evenly on thc floor OF the bin
when given the saltwater treatment.
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Are You Reads
for Mr.. Germ?

Some little bug is sure to
get you" if you do not keep
up your powers Of resist
ance by eating nourishing,
wholesome, easily digested
foods. Keep your body in
top-notch condition by eat
ing Shredded Wheat Bis
cult, a simple, natural food,
which makes healthy tissue
and keeps the stomach and
bowels healthy and active.
Serve with hot. or cold milk,
cream or fruits. "a
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saving Your Ntrrors-SunShin Is de-
structive TO mirrors. and often causes
them 20 assume a milky appearance.
which can never be removed. In ar
ranging your room be careful 10 place
the mirror so IL won't receive the dire Ct
rays of the sun.