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Evening star., 1916-07-29

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sw:sia fs ~ ;I;SilsS$sSa. lSsS EMIT.
r. wil,oa: 4 room. and h.th :........... ss.ss
he IS wl,sos a. roo; room: and .spS bath:
w q s!sii sssSssH% ssSRs VI sf,'''' "
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Rsax 1l2s Meridian NV. q car.l. .....:.e11Ss
hfi fILniSa. infSsRaiSa ises ~" Ess .s T. Az
ron RENT-Is1e oh g; N;w.-ieR: . 8
se;s arss a., yaIa ,ssf. v'a
oLiFFoRD A. BORDEN %
0O4 5th st. n.W. PhoAe u. 0n
kES FS2H AE6 fFV - SSa
st. NV. Columbia 1877.
1907 STAPLES ST. Me-
422.6O PER MONTH.
Nicely arranged; six rooms and bath: cleo
trsc lights: furnace heat; colonial front psEch-
s sb
''' ., BE- RISI issI nsss SsIirn TsusE CO. o.
two baths: het.water heat; electricity: front
al 2lxS .s; eva. %1iksR Ishs .SG CO ,ass st.
SIX ROOMS. BATH; LIGHT AND AIRY;
high location; one block from Rock Greek
s:T5i IS Mt. Pleasant. ls4s Newton '.ss:t. e..
1905 ONTARIO RD NV. R.. B.....S $4,000
laae Hamlin st. ne. srookland, +. b.. 2soe
220 Capitol ave. Ivy City. D. O.. er;-.. 1000
A neIAcaLEs naIRSni haNRiNa & e SoRrohxos 0'
10th and G SITS. Phi. Main 4S2.
NO. 1s41 QUE ST. NV.
.Ssn' w1aN spa h,h IL. or i4ss
Suitable for milliner, tailor or othsr busi-
ass. I'd Ise.l Los for cSsTTpSnS sSsTSIpE house.
q. Z. woRTHINGToN son. woodward bldg.
COLUMBIA ROAD AND 18th ST.
s-story, Broom dwelling. we are oferins at $40
built-in wardrobe. double back porches.
NO. 2480 ONTARIO ROAD.
GEO Y WoRTHINGToN SON,
Woodward bldg.
FOR RENr-bNFURNIsdED.
1s2S 1923 Ks st. NV ls1 2s steam beat; at .sisS g 90 @
4 sr."t asse place "a a NV. III Tor b, siros.:. Sss
ass scH + sihsn 81 'ns ns2s g. N T s.. '
seso ~. lor,s sse.oeI1 s 1,ss asth nv: sr.hTsss
Ills 10th. l0r, b.4250i $40 18th NV. 7r.h. 1000
l7a1 B, 1lr, b.. BOO 1922 NV. IL. w.. .laeo
sTONELEIGH COURT.
few desirable apartments nov vae91t.
6rum $50 to $165 4 mouth.
THE OLYMPIA, 14th and Euclid.
Very desirable apartments. rooms and bath
to rooms and hath. from $40 to SEQ q month
FITCH. FOX & BROWN.
1888 st. NV.
FOR RENT-BY L. J. MILLS. eos eth 81. wv.
l11O 6th NV. 81, b. $42 so 401 Or. b.. 1850
COS Id NV 12r, b, 40 90 i610 N Y av NV 81. .b2o.50
10 me- IT. b. %. 90 I17o3 Vt nw.er. b1s.30
1906 sth NV 6r rs. so l1109 Montello av. 1850
1880 PARK ROAD.
10 rooms: hot-water heat; new electric NJ
lures; front and rear porches; new paper and
paint Rent only $40
ALLAN r. WALKER & CO.. 1888 ST
sos Z ST NV, ROOMS (COLORED). 90
235 Mass. ave. NV. rooms, colored. 2O5o
800 st. NV. rooms. colored. 2sso
1908 Belmont st. NV. Is rooms. baths ozoo
WARREN NJ. YORK. 1917 New York ave. nv.
$40. .00-1252 Md. ave. ne, 12r.. %.
$45. .75-d20 n st. NV. 12r. and b.
$30.56-4126 9Th st. NV, 6r and b:
$3s. .50-810 Eye st. NV, Tor. and b.
S27. .5o-1s34 Ingleside terrace, 10r. and
$25. 800 H ST. NV, Or. and b.
E25.50-20l Mass. ave. NV, 7r. and b.
S2O0o-7as It'll Sc. sr.. newly papered. sta
]. LEO KOLB,
e2s N. 7. ave. 1887 Wis ave.
WANTED-TO RENT,
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no COLORED TENANTD-
1859 CORCORAN ST. NV.
Very desirable house, convenient b 18th
st. car line; 10 rooms and bath; large rear
yard. Rent, 5000.
THOMAS J. FISHER 4 co.. INo..
73S 18th st, NV.
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To cOLORED TENANTS
1909 ASo 1904 NEW JERSEY AVE. NV.
Desirable houses on New Jersey avenue ear
line and ecnvenisnt to other lines.
" THosAs % ' J. " FISHER CO.. INC. '''''''
7SS 18th street NV.
JUST WHAT YOU ARE LOOKING vOR--s
rooms, reception hall, hot-water heat. new
plumbing: newly painted and papersd; min
utes' walk from the War Department; 442.bo
Assdy for occupancy about Aug. !. JANEs
4o8R0 WOODWARD, 72e 10th Of. 1.w,
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THE ALVIN.
1882 Columbia Road.
Apaftments in this desirable building.
Apartment 6-8 rooms and bath.
Apa.tmen 1o-6 rooms and bath.
tTenaat's aeeountl fuYnishsd Of unfufnishs1.
For further particulars apply TO
Thomas Fisher & Co., Inc,
z38 Isth St. NV.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFVRNTSHED-Co1fla1e1.
B. F. SAUL CO.,
RENTAL AGENTS

~ New Yegk ava. ~.
III and IL to THAR aaysA-
Isrtiss bsfoss rsstiAg. %
= in GOOD eond1t3oa, car
repaiSsd wheA vaeats4
NORTHWEST.
, 1720 6th nw.....A.b0
2s3a Ga av, q. h.M.3
l004 9Th NV, Or. b. $3.50
2slS II nv, Tor. b. .2.S0
e02 "a nv, Or. b. .z0.60
i7O5 Hard nv, ,5r. b16.@
626 Hobart pl, Arb. 10. 90
fla Morton NV, a., b16.b0
1927 xth NV. Or, 1850
E5 Morton nW.6,W14.0
II Grant pl NV.
AsT AND SOUTHWEST.
\ 1928 Water sw, Or, b1S.50
63S N O av, 6r. b. .1S.0O
NORTHEAST.
b............... b. lD.oO
'ARTMENTS.
rooms and hath. h....N.60
and ba ath. ........ $3.50
rooms and bath. ..@.@
NV, 6r. and b. H.60
floor. 25. 90
11th st. NV. 4r. b 22.bO
, Or. and bath. 80. 1.bo
J AND FLATS.
| 1926 7th NV, Cd d. III
SIS Hobart. ID. 4r, ,b.17.00
ILL., 7th nw.2d.5.b Is. 90
Evening star., 1916-07-29

DESIRABLE APARTMENT IL MODERN
bu!iding-Located in good section of NORTH
west: contains three rooms and hath. Rent
go. 1i30 X. I. ave. -. F. SAUL Co. g3i
" Y. aye. NV. Main ri
Evening star., 1916-07-29

FOR RENT
NW,1700 9th, o., ,h.11.gct
NW,1115 7th. .12r. b.W. 00i
NV, 1854 18th. u. h.81. 00i
NW.130o 9Th. q. .00i
NM,140S Eye. .store0. .10I
NV, ,131 Ind ay, ,9r. "a. sol
NW.f9z6 6th, 0e.hA6Q
NW.612 8. g.. b. ~. 6Q
NV. ~ 22d. 5r. 10. sol
NW.210 Pa avis. 10. 60l
Evening star., 1916-07-29

RENT FROM
SHANNON & LUCHa,
MAIN 2a45. 7I3 18th ST. NV,
A QUICK, COURTEOUS SERVICE.
JUST NORTH OF l4th AND PARK RD. $S2b0.
Six rooms and hath. Up-to-date In every re-
spect. Front colonial porch. double back
porches, electricity. tubs. servants toilet. good
yard. VIII decorate to suit tenant. 1412
SHANNON Z LuoHs, Renting Service.
Main 2846. 7l3 18th ct. NV. Main 21z6.
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EDWARD P. SCHWARTZ, Inc,
General Rental Agency,
734I5th St. NV.
2 1NIDxxl
Idxin9afnn HeiRhfa
FURNiSHED HOU0Es.

Livingston Heights, iS1 ". Irving, Chevy
Va. season :. 500. .00 Chase, Or. %. .s5 On
1895 Fmt 10r 8b. zoo. .00 1890 1eth nw.9r. 500
1918 Belmt 11r 3b125. .00 1918 Newton, 7r, b. on
82l4 18th NV Or 2b106. .0O 1911 Col I'd, Or, b. 5000
Evening star., 1916-07-29

NV. 1912 9th. Or. .le.6O
NW,01 18Th. -
lsbopl .........e0o
NW,2ile N, &...0.oo
EW, ,0l4 Va av,0E, h-0Io
sW. .454 Nd ay.7f, ,b22. 80
sW, COS @, &....A-to
NV, 1908 9Th. r.. .1l.40
ew ,x06 O, tr....ll.40
SW. W.425 ek. bf. 10. 70
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See our list Of apartnents usder Apa1tDssts
a Lat
Evening star., 1916-07-29

6TABLES AND 0ARAGE8.
114e Gov nj NV. ,OOO sr) Rear 1744-46 N nw20 90
IL Sumner alley. sc. col Rear 800 Mo ave- 8. 90
PRINTED BULLETINS SHOWING ALL PROP
ERTIE6 FOR RENT WILL BE PURNISHED
ON APPLICATION.
Thomas J. Fisher & Co., Inc,
18a 1kth STREET NV
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WANTED-APAKfHEET. TNfURNisHED: S
sisss. zlzssS sii.S. 3ss ss:s. ''''
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list Of desirable apartmentN.
MOORE { HILL Qnc.l. 1902 q st. nv.
John F. Donohoe & Sons, Inc,
3I4 Pennsylvania Ave. Sc.
PROPERTIES ENUMERATED BELOW ON
AUGUST 18TH AND DO NECESSARY RE-
PAIRS AT ONCE.
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FOR RENr-HoUsEs.
Thomas J. Fisher 4 Co. Inc.
Real Estate. Leans and insurance.

,lete Cat pl nW,A.b n
$50 Uaiversaty = ~,
Evening star., 1916-07-29

1917 18th NV. 6r. .12.0
10a 24th NV. q. .12.0
687 W NV, 4f.....R.@
1851 18th NV. Or. .H.W
313 Del av ne.7r.11.0
306 r sw, 4r.
020 9Th NV, 69. loco
1888 Temperance ctS.b0
3 Baidwtn's row nv.
4r ..............9M
e SDow'e nv, 6r. TBS
s22i Cherry Hin.lr.G.5o
CES.
the Union Trust build.
heat locatA6 0fllee hufld-
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hSyB IG4Uk6I,
END FOR LIST OF DESIRABLE EAPARTNENTs
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-02
Maf oe,1t re@tem @e8e.

Mo@ omt1iden 8ufammenitennn=
gen lit in sem letten Sabren Die gie9>
5udt in Sen @ereinigten @taaten fat
iiberam un6 in fa1t auen 8meigen
ltarf 5uriidgegangen, nn6 n11r Die
.Sdmeine3udt bat quite Sorti9ritte
gemadt. Dabet 1T aber Die 8epol-
ferung 6es 9an6es itetig nn6 in ben
lebten SSabren por 6em @riege infolge
ser ungepobnltd beoelte1toen @tn-
%manoerung iogar nnberbaltnibmdbtg
Itarf getpodien, rn6 o11Ber6em ideint,
tpenn g%epinenbofte 8eobodtnngen
nidt triigen, mt@ Der i%nointoa1eae
8leif6perbrou@ I'M @tetgen begrttten
5u fem. Gin 10 erfreu@ides 8ei@en
Ser Iebtere l1mitan6 al14 oafiir 1T,
ooB sic 9ebensmeiie BEG gan5e1 Wole
fes cine Before %getpor6en, nn6 bob
6ober sic a11genblidli@ berri9enoe
@ro{peritdt a1t@ in meitere &reiie ge>
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-02
Sic G,ttemte 1T befar5t.

Die 6eutiae 8reiie trifft ieoenfaaS
Sen @agel auf 6en &opt. tpenn tie
Iagt, sic Mgitotton Ser Gntente=Erel=
lie, I'M sic Ser. Staaten 51 bepegen,
MaBnabmen gegen Sen 6entl@en Hn=
terpaiierfrieg ouf Ser 8eltleite oes
Mtlantii9en O5eanS 5n unternebmen,
5eige, tpie iebr 6ie entente oen &rieg
ser 1=8oote gegen ibre Sanoelsidif-
fe in uomerifaniiden" @epal fern
fiirdte. Sos lit au6 natlrli9; oen11
5000 Meilen entfernt fonnen ote
@nglanoer ni6t Die Mabregeln gegen
sic n-Boote treffen, melde lte IN Der
Modboridaft ser eigenen &iiite our
M%ntpen6ung bringen fonnen.. Die
8eltur5ung ser entente iiber 6ie an
6ieier Geite 6es 0aeans an Ben Sag
ge1egte Sbatigfeit Ser 6eutiden
Sou6boote fpridt a1@ aus ben @or<
ten 6es fron30iiiden unter=&riegs-
Sefretdrs, ser bel einem @antett
iogte: r@ir bangen in @e5ug a11f
@fabI bon Mmerifa ob; in ben letten
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-02

@en1 Sbr tpoM, miro oas 2ml
gu9 belfen unb fi@ felbit be8ablen
Ssy babe Elm ungebeures 4reol De!
frudtbariten 9or6es In @entral-Ml
berto 81 1ie6rigen Breiien un6 letd
ten 8eoingrnge1 gu $1,000 BIZ
$4,000 ben Side 3u p~erfaufen, 2anoe
reien nit geniigenbem @egenfan. Be
bingungen Elm 3mm3igftel boar, @ef
imnerbab 3tpan5tg Sabren. an@ eir
grobes Mreal dbnIi@er 9dnbereter
init gutert 8erbeiferuneen gu maBiger
Ereifen unb 8eoingungen. &ter ii
Cure @elegenbeh, Cure 2iegenfd}of'
ten aus3noebreet bur4 M1rtauf an
~grem8en6en 2arbeS un5 Cure Gre11no'
T1h aIs @odbare1 3u fd}ern. .
@ege1 r1berem men0e man ii4 III
&erma1ut Coles, Chrome, MEberto
Canada.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-02
v@4mtittr tam, tint mtr
Mbjtn 3u iagem"

@1en @opce bon @rgpIe, Minn..
Tit cine LANCE Belt an elmer ib.pie.
rigen 6orm bon $er5lei6en, unb
obmobl er beitdn6ig unter dr5tIider
8ebon6lung tpar, tprrbe fem sc.
iunobeits5ulton6 fdlimn1er onitatt
better. @9IieBli1 tpa1r6e feiner
Gamilie mitgeteilt, 6nB @oDce 1ur
nod etli9e Sage ldnger leben
tonne. Geine @9meiter tpurbe. bon
Mebrasfa b%eimgerufen> Inn ibm Mo.
ieu gu iagert, ebe er feline Iange
@eife antrete. @onnte man fid eine11
boffnungsloieren SAL boriteuen?
Cine Greun6tn Der Somtlie iiber-
re6ete i'm ST. MiIes' Seort &em-
e6D al gebrouden. Ct folgte DEM
@at un6 bter lift fem einfabes, ober
bere6fameS 9eugniS:
$50 betrotte eg aIs incline YEibt. :Sbnsn nit.
eetan bat. Madbbem ih etne Ianee Belt trant &c.
1nr nod etIi@e 9eae 1eben f0nnte:'. Metns
Stbtpefter tam bon Wetra8ta. nm MIR Qlbieu 3u
faeen. Wber etne Greunotn In ether Nabbarfabt
aberrebete mid. ST. miles !6eart .Memebp unb
0r. Niles' @erpine az berfutben. SD nabn1 bic
erhe Dole an einem eam8togobenb. brei 9uien
am sonntae urb bret 0ofen am Montae.- Mun.
taenabt ibltef th bic ean5e Na4t. ben erften &c.
turben Sdblaf. ben Id h bret Monaten eenob.
SnnerbaB elmer @p&e spar Id fdbie. ALIEN su
6eben. WRetne Rraft nata, sn. nnb r1ein @epibt
Qtng fh1ieBIib BON 128 aut 206 Bfunb. 9r DQiIeS'
beart Remebb unb 9trptMe baben mir bas leben
eersttet,. unb Sebssuna,mt IN biefer ilmseeenb
tpeiB es."
9r. Miles' &eart 6eu.ebp tptrb BON
allen Mpptbefert tt,tter frenger @arar.
tie nertanft.
MILES MEDICAL CO., EIkhart, indiana.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-02

6r11ngen iein muB, 10 miro 6a6ur9
sic imrnre fiiblbarer tper6en6e &napp-
beit an Jleii6 5por erflarlider, aber
glei95eitiq muir nod 6riiden6er.
Sin Musfubrperbot fir 6leiiduaa-
rem gu erlaiien, Die felt DEM 8egi1ne
6es &rieges in 3iemli@en Mengen
na6 Sen 9an6ern Der gntentemd6te
erportiert uer6en, tpiir6e bielleidt
Der &rappbeit Elm tpenig iteuern.
@ber es mare I'M beiten Sale 6o6
lrur elm Notbbebelf, Der muir 5eittpei-
Zig un6 MIR in beidranftem MaBe
Mbbilfe bringen fonnte> 6enn sic
bauptiadlidite uriobe Der &nappbett
6es 5leii6es nn6 ser 6amit &an6 in
San6 geben6en gepaltigen Steige-
rung Der 8leiidpreiie, 6aS MiBber-
baltniB 5mii6en 6em Mntpadien Der
8epolferung un6 6em &iidgange 6es
8iebbeitan6es, mur6e 6urh elm @m=
bargo ni6t aus Der 8elt geidafft.
Mus 6ieiem @run6e lit ieoer Ser
iud), sic 8ieb5u9t gu for6ern, m0ge
er bon 1taatli6er o6er bon pribater
Seite a11sgeben, nit Treu6en 3u be-
gruBem, mie. 3. g. 6ie ieitens oes
@onperneurs bon Georgia angeor6-
nete 6eitiebung zines Cages int No-
pember alS uNro6nftetag," an mel<
@em onr6 @uSitellung BON gr5eug=
niilen auer 3meige ser 2on6pirtb=
i6oft, alio a16 ser @ieb3u9t, iopie
6urb geeignete 8ortrage nin. 6os
SSntereiie ser 8armer oes 5toates a1
elmer Mus6ebnung ibrer berufliden
|Ebatigfeit getpedt tper6en fon.
gbenio miqfommer lit au@ Die 6ie-
fer Gage ber0ffentli@te Mnfin6i=
gung, 6aB in Moeon, Sa., @iebb0fe
nn6 elm Sdlodtbnus erridtet perben
fonen, 6eren 8a11foiten ouf cine Mil<
lion Collars bermi6lagt iin6, un6
sic mam in einem Sabre in 8etrieb
ieben GIT f0nnen bofft. @S lit sic
brittle 6erartige Mn1age, sic I'M Ser
la11fe Ser lebten 6rei Sabre auein i'm
Stoate Georgia geba11t miro, un6
Elm Betpeis 6afir, 6aB &in6er %un6
Sdmeine5u6t in 6en Sii6itoaten,
neil ii9 gut be5ablen6, int 8unebmen
begriffen, nn6 6aB ser SI6en aud
flimatiih fir 6iei len 3meig Ser 2an6=
mirtbi@oft mobl geeignet lit.
gs lit ni6t o%r5l1nebmen, 6aB Sic
@ieb51dt iemals in BEN Subitaaten
Sen tpidtigiten Ian6pirtbidaftliden
Stapelartife1 6erieIben, sic 8arm=
noble, aus feinem Hlabe ber6rangen
miro, un6 Elm ioldes @rgebniB m6re
ar6 ~feinesmegs tpiini9ensmertb. Die
8aummole miro itets Ser Sauptper<
laB 6es iii6itaatliden 6armers blei=
ben, 1daot1 Inn ser ienieits Ser Maion
nn6 9irie=2inie, berri hen6en eigen=
tbiimIi6en Mrbeiter= nn6 fltmatiihen
@erbaltniiie miner, un6 lire @rtrdg=
ni11e tper6en, DEFENDERS tpentt einmal
6as &re6itneien geor6neter iein
miro, INNER SEN @r11n6itod Ser
@obIbabenbeit 6re 8ep0lferung Bill
Ben. Mber ser fpitematii@e, ouf tpii'
ieni6oftlider @r1tn6lage a1tfgeba1tte
Betrieb Ser @ieb5u@t iolte 6ariiber
feinestpegs neriGnmt mer6en nno
miro nidt MIR fir SEN @ii6en, ion-
bern fir bos gor5e 2m6 bon unbe<
re6enbarem @ortbeile fem.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-02

Gage1t m11roen @diffe torpeoiert nno
nit Stabl belaoene Sdiffe fonnten
nidt abfabren; nenn ii@ 6tele 8or-
fommniiie bdufen nur6en uno ser
ameritoniide Stabl ieltener eintrafe,
pas mGre Damn uniere 2age?" Die
Sdiffsperluite Der Mliierten iino in
Ser eriten bieies Monats gan3 em-
pfin6lide getneien. Gle fdlieben Ell.
men groBen Sampler BON 1850 nn6
einen an6eren bon 13,405 Tonnen,
iopie atpei Dampfer BON 1900, refp:
500 Eonnen nn6 6rei Sampler a1f
Der omeritanifden Seite 6es Mtlanti-
lden 05eans bon 5uiammen ungefabr
10000 Tonner elm. MuBer6em ba-
ben ou6 sic Meutralen @diffe ber'
loren, Sic i'm Dienit Ser @ntentendd-
tie itanoen - 5tpei auf Ser ameritta.
nifden Seite 1es Meeres.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-02

ten. Mber etn tnneres, untruglthes
@efiibl iogte ibr, Dab tie 5una@t
iber bas 0erbdltnts &ramers gum
Honiul uno iber bic Gage ibres
9aui les ii@ &lorbeit perf&affen
miKe.
u90re midi an, &arl," fagte iie.
u@tnas Mabres tit in betnen @erz
mutunaen. Sine andre bin i@ mirtz
lih 5uriidsstommen, aber ni@t nur
in benz Werbditnis gu biz. Sd bin
bier unter eu@ 0ret Mdnnern aufsez
pa9ien uno babe ieoen etn3elnen
pom eu@ na@ ietner uno na9 metz
ner Mrt geliebt. &u& oi& Sen
8ruOer unb oen Treuno lernte i'd
fauln ppneinanper unterf@et0en. Sd
bin brauBen glet@iam ert aufgez
pa@t uno babe ge1eben" bier
lo@te @itela Elm pentg - "oab es
ouber eu@ breien nod etne gan3e
Msnge anbrer tnterehanter 2eute
gibt. Mis ion i'd MIDI Dir ertlaren.
obne mtbper ltonoen gu mer6en? SD
fange iebl glet@fam erit an gu leben.
Du fragit, Of i'd oi@ ni@t mebr
germ babe. !9ierin babe i@ MIDI niht
perdnoert. Metn @efibl fir bid 1T
oiellei9t nod mdrmer, als es frlz
fer semei EN- lit. Mber 2tebe tonn
ib mir niat anbers poritelen, ols
BON {tiirmif@er Mrt. Die fable i'd
ni@t uno babe ie au@ porber, bu
peiBt es, nidt gefublt. 8ttte, lieber
&arl, lab es bo@ 10 bletben, pte es
tit. limb ntmm mfrs ni@t libel, i'd
finbe es t0rt@t, menn bu fogt unb
qlaubf, bu f0nnteit oi@ riemols fit
Elm andres Md6@en ermdrmen, Sieb
oib bod UNI, ou bift bod gerabe3u
elmer Der begebrteften iungen Manz
ner unfrer &reife. @ie gludli4
mdre bic pitante &dtbe Tr0bli@.
wenn fte ben f&0nen &arl aramer
angeln t0nnte."
nyRi@t!!" fagte &ramer. SD tann
bas ni@t pertrasen. Mtr 1T ni@t
gum @@er5en aumute."
vMber, &arl, 10 tenne ih biA ia
gar nt@t. Won biefer Ma@t meiner
peri0nli@teit babe i'd tetne Mbnun9
9ebabt."
n@age es offen, Dab bu MIDI ni@t
mebr germ 6aft."
nRomif@er Mann, i@ babe Did
bod eben bes @e9enteils perfihert."
rWieQet@t bin i'd nur ein SDlz
pei" iagte &romer nit bebenoer
@timme. SD folte oi@ einra@ in
bic Mrme nebmen. Mber ih tam es
ni@t, nit Dir tann ia es nt&t. Mber
GA bu MIDI nod germ bait, 9ebe th
pie 9pffnung ni4t auf. 9u DeiBt
iebt, tpen1 bu es porber pirtlib
ni@t gepubt BAIT, baB t@ bta liebe
unb an tetne anore oente. prufe ieBt
audi bid, Isl tella. S@ parte."
Sn @iteQas @eoanten tau@te
bligi@nea bic @rinnerung auf, oab
genau biefelben Worte au@ BON Ga
oenburg getprphen tpur0en, als er
ouf DEM Surf Mbi4teo bon ibr gez
npmmen butte. 9te &u1t manbelte lts
an, benz Jreunbe 5u5urufen: nWarte
ni@t! sd ltebe oth ntat! Nte tam
th Die Seine merDen! Sa geb0re NIT
Qeib unD 2eben elnem anOern!!"
Mber &url Rramer- bate 1tA lametz
genD entfernl.
Mls CT in ben srleudteten &aum
nat, tam linn Der &oniul entgegen
unb fragile leife: r@un, feio i6r
eint92"
uaein", fas1s oer 9ane aagbaft.
l9nrffehdnn fnInfl
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-02

-6rpmmer@ unf@ @@pz
t%er&ebrling: nM9. i'd mo1te. ami>
i@en mir unb meinem Meefter tudre
cod ne neutrale 3pne!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-02
Neritbaft Gu6 Cure et9ene
6arm.

Die Set, @n@ n1n5nieben, 1T, beso,
SIR fanft. &sm1nt btreH "a NIT
mnb i4 merbe GuA belfen, GaA
@mer &eim frei pom ieber Sproe'
rung at neri4affen.
Evening journal., 1916-12-29
CITY THREATENED WITH
POSSIBLE COAL famine

Local coal dealers say that while
they are able to take care OF trade
at the present time. they cannot Sc
cure anything like the amount Of coal
needed to supply this city and predict
that Wilmington may soon face a coal
famine. The mine owners are refus-
ing to ship except in small quantities
they say.
Philadelphia coal dealers put their
retail prices up twenty-five cents per
ton this week, and the dealers here
may take similar action on Monday.
The dealers here are not anticipat-
ing any serious shortage in this city
before the end Of January, but be-
yond that time are unable 70 promise
anything.
The situation down the State is
worse than It is in this city, as there Is
Evening journal., 1916-12-29
SOME HOMELY PHILOSOPHY.

Thar's a heap O. Joy an sadness,
In this changin world OF ours.
Jess tn same as clouds an sunshine,
An bright rainbows after showers
An another thing I've noticed,
tMebby 'tisnt plain to YOU
That thar never was a shadder,
But IN sun was som whar too.
Jess because someone yo' trusted
Beat 20 out OF five or ten,
Is no reason why 20 oughter
Lose your faith in other men.
Emmy more than should a farmer.
Chop down every orchard tree,
Jess because one wasn't bearin'-
Jess Tn very same ideel
Thar's a Law Of Compensation
AT We read som'whar about,
AT says what a feller's gottin
Is about what no gives out.
So I've larned 10 drink tn bitter
AT tn Lord puts in my cup,
KNOWN we'll thar's sweetness comm
When tn bitter's all drunk up.
To complain won't make things bet
ter
Only helps to keep yo' blus-
SO. 'en some one yells. How are yo'f'
Jess yell back, "Finel' do.
VIII p. Snyder, Pennsylvania
Evening journal., 1916-12-29
BULLDOG SPECIAL FOUR PASSENGER.

which Herbert d. Belts Is president,
has the agency for this car. This new
company has leased the garage and
salesrooms at the northeast corner
OF Ninth and French streets, where it
proposes TO install a service station
that is bound to attract business,
Judging from the innovations Mr..
Belts has planned to install there. s.
d. Prouse is sales manager OF the
concern
Evening journal., 1916-12-29
no DISCUSS EDUCATION BILL.

The members OF the Joint Citizens
Committee on the Board of Public Ed
ucation, will meet tonight in the rooms
of General Service Board at 8 o'clock.
Samuel II. Baynard and DR.. Thomas
%. Cooper will talk before the COM
mittee, after which the conferences
will consider the material so far pre-
scented.
Evening journal., 1916-12-29

by the strength Of the mechanical
parts. Il is very comfortable. Big
semi-elliptlc springs. unusually long,
in the rear, absorb every road shock
The upholstering Is deep and soft
There is an abundance OF leg room in
the front compartment and in the ton
neau. Even the auxiliary seats are
made unusually comfortable. Tho
motor is Wisconsin built. exclusively
FOR the Stutz Motor Car Company.
The Star 3 Motor Company Of
Evening journal., 1916-12-29
srFFRAGE LRCTrRK.

Miss Grace Il. Thompson, formerly
OF this city, but now OF Rochester,
N. y. will lecture on womans SUI
frage tomorrow evening at the home
OF DR.. Josephine NJ. r. White De
lacour, No 7O6 West street. All sur
fragists and others interested in the
cause are invited.
Evening journal., 1916-12-29

This Sutz is on exhibition in the
lobby Of the Hotel DUPONT for the re
mainder OF the week and is attracting
much attention. The Stutz needs lit
tie introduction 70 the pubic, for
every one knows OF It's wonderful
performances on the race courses O.
the country.
The Stutz has a distinguished ap
Dearance. It's lines are strong and
bold but dignifed and are dictated
Evening journal., 1916-12-29
RECORD OIL PRICES.
-" 2 |"1| " :" -
BY The United Press.

PITTSBURGH, Pa, Dec 29.-All
price records for Pennsylvania oils were
smashed today when increases OF from
8 to 10 cents barrel were announced.
Pennsylvania and Mercer shot up 10
cents. other grades cents. New prices
Pennsylvania, $685. Mercer Black,
1920; Corning, 1925; Cabell, 1922;
Somerset, 81.
Evening journal., 1916-12-29
RrLTEF ron WAR SUFFERERS.

Through the efforts Of !. Roseman
and Nathan Hellenbrand. a club was
formed last night for the purpose OF
helping the war stricken people OF
Europe. The name Of the club is the
Ross Hebrew symphony Orchestra for
the Relief Of the War Sufferers. The
following officers were elected: Pres
ident. Jacob Shapiro; vice-presidenti
Charles Solomon; secretary, meyer
Porisk: treasurer. BENJAMIN Miner.
Evening journal., 1916-12-29
Old sMEpEs VS.. nrMANUEL.

Old Swedes and Emmanuel, Of the
Church Basketball League, will play
on their postponed game IN Old
Swedes cage tomorrow night. Gem
mill will be the referee. The league
will get back TO its schedule next
week after a two weeks lay-off.
Evening journal., 1916-12-29
FINDS FINE OYSTER Pearl

George A. Gewehr. proprietor OF the
Gewehr Plano Company, recently
found fine specimen OF oyster pearl
while eating oysters in the restaurant
Of Hugh e. McCaifiey. No. 6 West
Ninth street. The pearl was almost
as large as pea end OF excellent
color. Mr.. Gewehr generously offered
to arbitrate with Mr.. Mccartney with
respect to the ownership of the pearl
but the latter waived all rights in the
find.
Evening journal., 1916-12-29
NEW YEARS AT CITY CLUB.

Preparations have been made for
the New Years dinner and dance at
the City Club to be held next Monday
night. Entertainment will be furn-
ished by Jane Miller and seven young
women from New York who will sing
and make things merry for the guests.
Dinner will be served, and later there
will be dancing. An orchestra will
play throughout the evening. The
decorations will be elaborate and
there will be serpentines and other
appropriate features.
Evening journal., 1916-12-29

tacular jumps during the morning, ad-
vancing 20 points 70 525. A quarter OF
a million shares were traded during the
first hour. Prices sagged, then recovered
their losses partially.