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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-06-08
Der 8iibne in gmpfanq nebme1

Der Bltbne IN Gmpfang nebmren
ourften.
gs begat1n min Ser 3peite Gbeil
Der Ieier, miir6ig 6es eriten. gine
Mon5leiitn9'g Ser airpocr folgte allf
Die anoere, ein Nc1peis bafir, NIT
mic piel Grnit unb Mns6auer Die
ebrtp. sdtueiterl1 ltto &inoer i'm
Sabre 5uiammengeorbeitet batten.
Ger oramatiidzfomiide Dialog Sos
Sod in ser Tiid0efe", 6l1rdgefiibrt
bon &n6ern bes 5. nrub 6. @rn6eS
tpar 6a1rdnl1s gelungen nn6 erregte
Die 8espunoerung aller tpegen Ser
forreften urp6 unge5m1tngenen n1rb
natilrlid)en Ncoen Ser &leine,r. Gas
lelbc gilt bon DEM 6ron1atiih=urfomi=
lden Dio1og: u8ie Dorfidp1le," Dor
aefiibrt bon Mitglieoern bes A. 111ro
5. Sdalgrooes. Den @ipfelpltnft Der
2eiitungen e%r5ielte ser Z. unb 8.
@rao in 6em fleinen mebraftigen re-
ligi0ien Iran1a: u@ermaine." So
tbos lrnb Dar1tel(11trg maren gan5 mo-
tiirlih, sic Sprade flor nn6 6eutltd,
6as leber6e 8il6 ont 5dl1tlie paf=
emo. Nod riibmlib 5u ermabne1r
lito ser pradtpolle Shmetterling=
&eigen bes l.. nn6 2. Grades, Ser
lieblide 2ilien=9feigen 6es z. nn6 8.
@ra6es, Ser u@on6 Drin" 6es 3.
ltn6 4. Grades, ferner 5tpei nie6li6e
Me5itationen bon &in6ern beS 1.
Grades.
Mit @orten 0es Doafes entlieb
Scr bod)m. P. 2u6ger, 8. g. s., Sic
6~eltperiumml111g. SHE Sbetlnebmer
paren bon 6es 2obes Oh Ser id0nen
Teier. Sen @in6ern ser 8farriduIe
je6od miro iie unbergeBli@ bleiben,
6en @ra6uirten miro Ser 1. sunni
1916 Elm Marfltein fem ouf ibrem
2ebenstpege. sic baben Sen fegens=
reidyen @infll1B Ser bon Gbriiti @eii1
6l1rd6rungenen gr5iebung elmer gu
ten fatbolifden @forridnle genoiien,
baben neben Sen tpeltliden @ennt=
niiien 6ie b0bite @iiienidoft in 1id
mnfgenomme1t, Sic @enntniB ser FL.
&eligion, nod mebr, baben sic 9eb=
rem Ser etpigen @abrbeite1r tdg1id
in Sd11le nn6 8farrfirde proftiid
geiibt atn6 6iirfen getroit in Sic 8u=
funft bliden, ms 2eben treten. @liid
auf ib1rer 1tn6 ibren @ltern.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-06-08
Illus der uln9e9end.
st. Stephan.

@odap' tier 9iid}of Naeob Srpbec
bat lid Ireiaag nad ct. SAUL hege=
ben; CT miro III ser Gr5oi05ele Str
uulnaeu crtbeilcn. : Mm Spnntag=
lad,mlittoa bot Splepb &ralls nab
elf Sabre longer &ranfbeit, beltel1s
ollf Ocn ZOO pnrbcreitet, oas 3eltlld)e
~aeleal1et. Ser &%erltorbene mllroe III
Ser Sberpfall @aiern in 1S49 gebo<
reu. Nad)oen1 CT Sen oel1tid=fran5o=
iiid)en &rieg, in peld)em ct lrfolge
ieil1er Sopterfeit nit oem %eiiernen
arells oeld)ntiidt ml1r0e, mitgemadt,
beiratbcte CT i1 1875 nn0 fam IN
1888 nit leiller 6alnilie lit oie1es
eono; norerlt lpar er leds Sabre int
Comm ct. Soiepb anialiig nno per=
le1te oonn icin @eim llab grod1pap,
100 er ais ltrebiamer, gelelliger gur=
ger allgennein geod)tet mar. Wfit Der
Gattin betraltern orei S0hne nn0 eli
tie Iodter SEN 500 bes guten @aters.
3ienl tag farD bas 8egrabniB nod eli
aelll tint 10 ltbr in unlerer Ffarr=
tirdle gebaltenen Seelenumte unter
groBen Sbeilnabnte itatt. Moge Ser
9obingeIhiebene in Srie0en ruben.
Zen Nil,terbliebenen altfrt6tigeS
geiIeio. = Morbert Sdneioer, MEL
der bier orei Sabre Sic 2ebrer- uno
Srgani1tenitelle periab, miro I'M font
meroen 56uliabr ont Ser giuoge
gdn1le git ct. Solepb als 0berlebrer
tbdtig lelr. 2ebrer @ilb. @loms
pon MIbertpille miro bier fem Mad=
folger iein.
ct. Nid)plas.
am Son1ttag idlltg ser 8lib IN
Sen 5toG oes Sos. &rdmer un6 55iailt=
oete. 0em Sobne Soiepb gelong es
Cant ieiner @eiitesgegertpart 6os
Iel1er inn Seine 511 eritiden. -Sran5
8ruf bot ein Sor6 Mrto gefauft. -
g1lles Der be1ten Mrbe1tspferDe Des
Soiepb Senrtett berenbete. = @eorg
Sell uno 6ro11 ltn6 8ernh. Sbou nn6
Srau maren @eldafte balber nod
ct. CLOUD. = Strong @n6erle fat 6ie
6ront ieines 1relten @eiddftsgeba1=
oes fertig. = Mit 6em geben Ser
Bfo1ten fir eleftri1de 8eleu6tltng
unieres Stdothens lit begomen NOR
Sen. - 3us @efin6en Ser 6rou Mif.
shmitt bat iid oerart gebeiiert, 6oB
tie bereits ibrer Sagesarbeit mie6er
nodgeben fonn. = Miieiior Setter
Sdtparb lit iebt emiig an Ser Mus=
iib1ng ieiner Mmtspflidten beiddf=
tbigt. = Geo. Maifel6 nn6 bos ibm
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-06-08

s5dtpelter, Srou Som 0roger bon
Mbanp betrallern ieinen SOB, Der
onrd) &er5leioen berbeigefilbrt tpur-
Sc. Sic @eeroignng funo bon Der
bieligen Yiarrfirde aus ltatt. Wtoge
er ruben III Srie0en!
WbanD.
@0ibrenD eines a1n Wontagntorgell
in ser 9ieben 5dmer5en-atrbe ge-
baltene1l 8rmutamtes lieBelt ibre11
Greublmo 0alrd Yrieltersbano leg
mem Sran5 @offmann un6 SRI. Ser
trlto Obnnaml. Sci Der Sod5ett
l1abm oas illr1ge Haar bon Ben @a=
lten sic ber5lidlten @lifmiinide emit
gegen, uno DOB lih oielelben berlpirf=
lid]elr m09enl lit Der poblgemelnte
@ltnIh oes vNoroitern". Sim
Sonntag Dor ud)t Tagen tpurben bier
BEL einem feierlid)en &odantte AZ
&inber erltmals SIT feierliben @om=
mlllio1r 5ltgelailen; aIn lebten Sonn=
tag fano Sic pripate critic &inberfom=
mu1ipn itatt. SS1llia, Sic Elf Sabre
alte Eodter ser 6amilie Matb.
Sdiffler, fie1 nit Ser Sono ollf cine
3uferooie ulro Derlette ooS @lieo
oerart, oub ar5tli6e Siilfe berbeige=
bolt meroen mllBte. 3enlentblod-
Iobrifant @ermlom1 @en5 bon bier
lit fontroft1id init 0em 8un Ser
nel1en 81. HatridS 8farridllle in
WfelroIe betrant mor6en; Ser geenbm1
miro x 6l1b 5tpet Stod bod
erridtet neroen. - @eter MeH Be-
fin6et iidJ in @ot Springs, Irf., 400
er in oem 8aaoern oie %perlorene Sc
mnobeit tpieoer3ufia16en bofft. -Mm
Dienitagmorgen ml1r6en bier bel Ell
nem 8rautamte permablt <oolpb
&anasfe uno SRI. Mlm1a S6leppen=
bod). Mogen Sic Sem 8rautpaore am
Sod3eitstoge bargebrahten @lif=
miini9e ii6 allelan1mt beruirfltden!
Chen &alleD.
6rI. Saoie Sobn1on bon bier, mel
DIE 5tpei Sabre inn Di1trift 20 ols
2ebrerin nit grfolg tbatig tpar, bot
ibr i11rges 2eben, iie 5ablte crit 10
Sqbre, ourb Sic @ano eineS 6rep=
lers lalien miilien. Sames 5ibpatrid,
gleidfaas bon bier, melder ieit ben
letten bier Sabren aber in 9nlutb
Mnltelllt1g als Strabempagen=Gon on
ol1fteur botte> traf Dienitagnodmit=
tag NIT Dem genannten Mea66en 5u=
{amnren nn6 fubr nit 6iei em Bis
&in1bon, tpo er SEN, mie man au-
nimmt, b%eridmdbter 2iebe megen ge=
plonten Mor6 int Wartelaal 6es Sta
tionsgebquoes ausfiibrte. 8eioe ent=
1tiegen in &imban Dem 8abn5nge; er
folgte 6em Md6ben in Sen 8obnbof,
nrro ebe oie1e li6's beriab, batte er Ell
he Hiitole a1f fire 8rulf geiekt un6
leinem Spfer oen to6tliden Sdl1B
beigebrodt. 9amn bielt er sic @affe
gege11 ii6 1elbit nn6 ma1r6e gum
5elltm0rber. 8ei6e 2ei6en mur0en
aben6s per Mnto na9 @6en @anep
gebra@t nn6 tper6en bier bent ShoB
ser @roe iibergeben tper6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-06-08

ouoetraute @eibdpn li11o nad @aco=
mia CUR @ritrol1ng oes eigel1el1
Seroes %abgereiit. Somntag ging
int Ser Iriib1elle ser ct. 9fitolans-
M1iimnerperein CUR FL. Communion,
inns nad)mittags belt er ger1an1n1-
hing, in lpeld)er Sic perid)ieoenen So
mitees fiir sic @ierte Sa1li=Teier arf=
geltel(t ipur6en, Sic bier 5l1m gelte11
llnierer Yfarrfird)e inn groBortige11
Still besongen miro. Gas @alptto=
mitee beitebt aus Sen @%emeinoemit-
glieoern Gonrao q. STINT, Haul Bbi=
lipps, Nif. Sdreiner, Sobn $. geel1,
Neter @irbfelo, @ilbelm Sobamres
u1lo Sobn Stonmes. 9os nodber
BON sen Trol1en ser @elneinoe Der
II toltete u9nsfet Social" bradte
$3.50 elm. - Som1tag 1pltr0en crit
mails su1n gbeitaf6 perfitn6igt Motb.
|2obr, Spbn ser Samilie Sobn 2abr
BON bier, nno Sri. Maria Singer,
Iod)ter ser in golo Spring tpobnen=
SEN lyomi1ie Sobn Singer. - Motb.
Dodenoorf lit in minneapolis, tpo CT
leinen Sobn 9fifolmrs belltdte, mie=
ser beimparts gefebrt. - County
&ommillar g. $. Ibeilen un6 6ami=
lie tporen Sonntag bier BEL Ser So=
milie M6om Ibets 5u @aite.
0%nremb1trg.
Sonntag Dor odt Sagen lpar Ser
bodnp'lte Serr. @ii6of So1epb S.
8ltld @olt nnieres hodhn. @farrers
s. @unoermann un6 bielt beim Sod
omte sic Yreoigt. = Soiepb 6ifder
lqBt ol1f leiner Tarm einen 36X72
SUP groBen, MODERN eingeri@teten
Stan ba11en. - Mn6reas @ogt lit
nrit oen1 8ul1 elmer neltel1 groBelr
Sheune int Oorfe fertig %geipor6en.
- Sermam 8nrsfe nn6 Sgra5
2enm bon bier 6ie1ren beim &retS<
aeridn in ct. Glo116 0em County als
@el dtporene.
MnDn.
Sim Iebten Soge bes @onnemonats
Mai bat ser 500 sem Mibael Soft
genfel6 cuff Ser nabe Sreeport gele=
ge1,en Stint 6arm, 400 er als Mrbei=
ter o1rge itellt par, lit Sic @tpigfeit
entfibrt. Ser 8erltorbene mnr6e
ont 81. Weoi 1861 in @isconitn ge-
boren, BON mo .er nit ieinen gltern
11a6 @inneiota fam, Sic 5uerit in
211remburg un6 Damn in Mpon ibr
&eim batten. ga er noh 1eoig mar,
botte er fem &eim bel leinem 8ruoer
in Mbon. $50 immer er in Mrbeit
itan6, tpar er beliebt, 6enn ieinen
TleiB un6 feline @eoli6feit tpuBte
mar 5u idaben. 9rei 8rii6er, 8e-
ter nrb Clinton bon bier nn6 MatbiaS
bon 8iqings, Mont., uno cine
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-06-08
rm=6Dputbefen =Mnleiben.

0fe 5armers State 8anf lit ba5u
b%orbereitet, ibre 5onos fir Mnleiben
n1f 6arm=@igentbum m%5ubieten.
Die l1nter1udung oes gigentbums
un0 8eitatigung Ser 5iderbeit miro
bon 8eomten Ser 8anf gema9t u116
nit 10 menig 5rl1bel fir Sen Mppli=
fanten, tpie mir ebert moglid. @egen
t%elepbonire, idreibe mon
an o6er fprede Dor in ser 8anf. -
Mn5.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-06-08
6roke s6Inbteier oer
st. 5piepb'S Nfarr.
fhmle 1T st. Soiepb.

N#4A"-tl tEStsa EEA4 Hs.Mf& ~ Ii4#4H A
IS >par eill Mrrlider Gag Ser Gb=
re fir sic ct. Soiepbs q farridalle,
Der /. S1tni pergange1per ISOLDE.
Bfarrer, 2ebrerinnen, &in6er, 81
tern, ale batten in idoniter gintradt
5uiamn1engepirft, oie Sdlubfeier Ser
|l5dmle our i~nlpoianteiten lno erbal1-
enblten in ser 8eld)itte Der @emei1r=
Sc 5u MAIDEN.
lin Hs llbr oes Teittages NOR
sic Stootbaae bis anf Sen lebten
5tebpIos angefiillt. 9ie Seller mabm
ibre1r Mnfallg. ltnter Sen &langen
ei1res Marihes eridienen Die Z @ra-
ollirten olf Ser geidanacfpoQ NIT
Grim, @ll1nle,r ltrb @ltirlanoen ge=
5ierten 8iibne rm6 nabnret1 lire
Gldbe Gin. IS paren: @elena Mai /
iier, Dorotbea 8aiiier, Margaretba
Gano, &elena 8ehtolb, gliiabetb
graul1, @arl @ernid un6 6einri6
MeDer.
Die @egriiBungsaaiprade bielt
Sri. &eleno &aiiier. Sn r%iibrenoen
@prte11 perlieb iie Ben @efublen Ser
Mnbanglidteit nlo Donfborfeit &C.
gen 8rieiter, %2ebrerinnen un6 Gltern
fir sic pielen gaten 9ebren uno
MabnungenL empfangen tpabren6 Ser
longen @duliobre Musorud II. fniifte
/ baratr bos @eripre6em I'M Namen al
Ter @raouirten, 6enlelben int 2eben
tre11 GIT bleiben, 6ieielben frel16ig ms
@erf iete11 gu tpollen. Sc folgte Ser
@ortrag int CHORUS 6es i60nen 2ie-
6es vApe Maria." Daru1f ergriff
ser bodtp. @farrer P. 91t6eer, 8. g.
g., bos @ort. St begludtpiinidte
sic @ro6uirten un6 6eren gltern um6
@eidtpiit ter 1t1r6 2ebrerimen ob Ser
glan5en6en grfolge ser &in6er, nno
tpies in ber5liden @orten auf Die
Sreu6e nn6 innere @en1gtbnleng bin,
sic sic broben gltern bente u1r6 in
Submit erfii1en muB im 8etpnBt=
fem, ibren &leinen getreu 6em SSH
len ser FL. Stride cine edit @riitli6e
gr5ieburg in Ser fatbolii@en Bfarr=
idltle ermoglidt 5u baben. Selbit
ser Stoat muB sic 8farrldule OBJ
ibrer treffGi6en &einltate in BEN ber=
id)ie6enen 9ebrfGder1 anerfennen
ltn6 ebren nn6 bat es oud getban,
inbem er SEN @ra6mirten feline Dtplo=
mas bepinigte. &odam. P. 2uoger
berlieb 1o6am SEN @in6ern ibre
moblber6tenten per f6ie6enen Diplo=
mas un6 Mlsaetdm1ngen fir beion=
6ere 2eiitungen. Cine Mn5abl 8rd=
men tp11r6en o116 bertbetIt an &in-
ser ser beridie6enen @ra6e fir gan5
regelmdbigen @eiu6 Ser 5dule I'M
9a11fe 6es Sobres, ferner fir beion-
6eren Offer I'M 8efn6e ser tGgliden
FL. g6nlmeiie. Seize Sreuoe gldn3te
nl1f SEN @eitdtern Der braben &Gei=
men, aIs ite lire Mus5ei6nnngen m1f
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-06-08
81 b%erfamfen

500 Mder fultibierte Sarm in
Steorns County, Minn. 800 Slider
unter 8flug> 100 Mder @ieien un6
&eit @ei6elan6. @ntes @al1s NIT
abt 3tmmern, Sdeune 54X6S SUB,
anes 11el1e @ebdu6e. S6mar5er So
Sen, ian6iger 2ebm 1n6 Ebon. Mn=
6ertbaIb MeiIe CUR Sdule> Stride
un6 giienbabnlta6t. Mu9 Die @alfte
o6er elm 8iertel 6apon berfauft.
Ereis re6t BEL raidem @erfanf. Sea
beres Bel Spiepb Bauer,
28=3t Melroie Minn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-06-08
sSar1,t at %perfamfen.

Die 49, Meilen n0r6li9 bon Sree=
port gelegere alte $. 8ormeS Sarm
~ so Slider in Get. % nn6 100
alder in Sect. 1874 - biaig gu fan=
fen. Mdberes BEL @erma11n sdDner,
Ct @Iou6. Metnn. 30Zbu
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-06-08
Maeenbeidueroen uu6 @artleibigfeit.

SD ioge es nit 5reu6en, oaB
Gbamberlain's Sablette bos 5ufrie=
o%enitellenoite MitteI fir Mogenbe-
idmer6en nn6 @artleibigfeit lin6, 6as
i6 mabreno meiner "a Sabre lan-
gen Mpotbefer5eit gebran9t babe"
idreibt 6. $. Mrupbp, Mpotbefer,
@eusburg, g. 9. 81 faufen in
Senrp's Corner Drug 5tore. Sling.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-06-08

&erlangt
miro Elm 6euti6=fotboliider 2ebrer,
Ser aud Sic 0rgamitenltene tn Ser
Stride iibernebmen fonn. Mod5ufra=
gen beim SefretGr 6es 9iltrifts.
8altb. Sdmit,
Herbam, Minn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-06-08
gu ~berfamfen

6rei 9(fer 2onb NIT mooernent
Sauie un6 ionitigen @ebau6en fir
Sen &leinfarmbetrieb, gelegen in galt
CLOUD. @ut geeignet fir einen
2anomonn, Ser ji9 BON Ser bielen
Mrbeit 5urudge6ogen bat. Ndberes
Bel Mluis g. &o1f,
509-St. @ermainltraBe,
ct. @louo, Minn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-06-08
- Bumpen=Mnfieben nn6 @epa-
rieren beforgt @arl &remer 5mif@en
13. nn6 IA. Mbe. 81. @ermainitraBe.
&erlanat

eine erfabrene &0Gdin gum ioforttgen
Gintritt. M6bereS BEL $. 6. Grbin,
4O2-2. Mbe. fiiblid.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-06-08

81 berfanfen
$50, 200 ooer 240 Slider 2anb, 5tpei
Metlen iii6ueitli6 BON ser Sta6t
5auf Centre. 8e6ingungen leidt.
NGberes BEL Sran5 1nger,
28=2mts Sauf Centre, 0inn.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-02-18
S50SfG5 FE:E lex
G ByB4q8 81 8 4zmq7ER6ts5R

promenade; namely, the west side of
Kansas avenue. To be sure, the skirts
worn at the costume dances have been
even shorter. but for street wear this
one made the best showing 1t dis
closed a pair of white shoes that
reached presumably to the knees, since
the tops didn't show. The outfit was
crowned with a cunning little leather
hat. There is no disputing that it was
a smart turnout and that it was duly
admired in its leisurely progress down
the street.
And by the way. women win have to
take off their adipose tissue, since
ruffles and panniers are wildly on the
way. We call them panniers now, but
in the days of Queen Elizabeth the
same adornment was farthingale.
They say that clothes wero never
uglier than when Queen Elizabeth had
back-pedaled down the ages and
"clasped her farthingales around our
lovely waists, downward from which
they extend. until we have hips on us
like the side cargoes of camel of
Egypt. Truly weird things are doing
in the realms" as Madame Qui Vive
says.
Yet these spreading ornaments are
not always so bad even for the fat
woman There is a certain woman in
town who always Grapes herself to the
height of her fancy, and huge as she
is she carries IL well, and looks al
most regal In fact, a certain clique
always refers to her as the Duchesse
Dowager. and they do il in all respect,
too.
= !. =
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Marshall an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Mrs. Dorothy Hall. to Mr.
Donald Thompson. the marriage TO
take place Wednesday. March S. at the
home of Mrs Halls sister, Mrs. B. G..
voorhees,. and Mr.. VOORHEES,, of St
Joseph, No.
Mrs. Hall has been living in st.
Joseph for some time, making her
home with her sister She returned
today to St Joseph after a visit to her
mother at SIS Topeka avenue She
and Mr.. Thompson attended the same
school when they were children. and
were casual acquaintances until Mr..
Thompson's return to this country
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-02-18
AT THE BARRIERS BALL
First Annual Dance Brings Out an
Attendance of 400.

Enter now the Topeka BARRIERS into
the annual dance business Four hun
bred attended their initial social event.
danced and filled their nostrils with
that delicious odor of hair tonic and
massage cream. Not a whisker
scratched the face of a single girl and
from every standpoint the first annual
bah of Topeka BARRIERS has been voted
success. And there will be many
more
Just one tinge Of sadness marred
the festivities. BARRIERS wished TO show
their guests what frequent shaves,
haircuts, messages and hair combing
can make out of a man and Mayor
House had been invited. However, he
had to work and Exhibit A was miss
ing.
L. NJ. Penwell, said to be the best
leader Of grand marches in the west.
led the dancers down the floor of KEEL
lam hall. Emory Hutchings and Joe
Proctor each wore a red ribbon. indt-
eating that they knew all the girls
and anyone wishing an introduction
should call on them. c. L. Gillian was
the violinist and Joe c'Professor')
McNish had charge of the cornet-
Both are BARRIERS.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-02-18

Russia rules 100000 Jews
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-02-18

The Chicago papers have an
nounced the approaching wedding of
Miss Allie Gayle Quayle of St Paul,
Mimi, to Mr.. Arthur c. Burch Of
Evanston. Ill
Miss Quayie is the daughter of
Bishop and Mrs. William A Quayle
Bishop Quayle is a Methodist. and one
OF the best known men of that de-
nomination in America. He is a lee
turer and writer of distinction. He
was born in Kansas and received a
part OF his education at Baker uni
versity. and he has frequently lee
tured in Topeka. where he has a cir
Gle Of personal friends
Miss Quayle and Mr.. Burch will be
married February "a. Bishop Quayle
and the father of the bridegroom will
perform the marriage service. After
honeymoon trip TO the West Indies.
Mr. Burch and his bride will be a.
home in Evanston.
= = =
The following young people dove to
the country home of Mr.. and Mrs. AL
len Sells for an informal party Thurs
day evening: Miss Beth Thompson,
Miss Freda Belts. Miss Altha Watson,
Judge Hugh mcfarland. Mr.. Charles
Mckee and Mr.. Nelson Meade.
+ + =
Miss Hazel Risteen entertained her
bridge club Thursday. Mrs. Charles
Skinner and Mrs. Terrence Ewar'
were guests of the club.
+ = J.
Announcement has been made OF
the enga cement of Miss Ruby Viii
liams of salt Lake City and Mr.. Yer
non Weede. the son of Mrs. Willis J
Bailey of Atchison. Mr., Weede has
friends in Topeka. whom he knew
when former Governor and Mrs. Bal
ley were in Topeka. Mr.. Weede is
district manager of the Casualty In
surance company. with headquarters
In Salt Lake City.
= ) +
Someone said that short skirts haC
had their day of popularity and were
going OUT as we say This cannO
be the truth; for yesterday I saw
woman who wears the newest and
most fashionable things. wearing
skirt that was shorter than any tina
have yet appeared on our fashionabl,
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Throat Weakened By Diphtheria
Daughter Caught Cold Easily

again, but during one of her bad
spells my druggist sent me
package of Vap-O-Rub. I used IL
for four nights on her throat, and
got such good results that now 1
don't like to be without it. 1 have
used it for myself and husband
for bad colds. and found it just
fine"
The way TO keep the family free
from colds is TO keep the windows
wide open at night, so that plenty of
fresh air can circulate in the bed
room. Then whenever they show the
first signs of a cold. rub Vap-O-Rub
we'll over the throat and chest and
cover with a warm flannel cloth.
Leave the covering loose around the
neck, as the heat of the body releases
the ingredients in the form of vapors.
These soothing antiseptic vapors are
breathed in with each breath all
night long, through the air passages
to the lungs, and at the same time
Vap-O-Rub is absorbed through and
stimulates the skin, aiding the vapors
inhaled TO break up the congestion
The next morning the phlegm is loos-
ened and the soreness gone from the
lungs
Nick's can be had at all first class
drug stores in three sizes. Csc, soc or
$1-o0-or we will gladly send a sam
pie free on request. The Wick Chemi-
cal Company, Greensboro N C
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Looking Backward In
State Journal
Society c olum n
FIFTEEN YEARS AGO TO-DAY

Mrs. T. T. Kelly and Mrs. Frank
Grimes entertained about forty of
their friends this afternoon at
Mrs. Kelly's home. AT one o'clock
the guests were seated at small
tables arranged through the
rooms. The name cards were
dainty, hand painted affairs, and
the tables were decorated with
fern and smilax- After the
luncheon the afternoon was spent
with cards, thimbles and various
other amusements prepared by
the hostesses. The invited guests
were Mrs. W. E. Stanley, Mrs.
H. z. Richter. Mrs. George A
Clark, Mrs A A GODDARD, Mrs.
George Barker. Mrs. H F Cess
Ter. Mrs. L. R. Wright, Mrs. T. A
Noftzer. Mrs. Harry Mcmillan.
Mrs. w A. Johnston, Mrs. w B.
Smith. Mrs. H. D. Crosby. Mrs. F.
H. Smith. Mrs. T c. Biddle, Mrs.
F. C Biddle, Mrs Fremont Leidy.
Mrs. Charles LobdelI. Mrs. Charles
Sessions. Mrs. Walter Reed, Mrs
Roy Ritchie, Mrs. John Dawson.
Mrs. D. K. Grimes, Mrs. W. w
Martin, Mrs. Charles Harris, Mrs.
w Y Morgan, Mrs. J. H Rich
ards, Mrs. Robert Dougherty.
Mrs Charles H. Luling, Mrs G..
W. Gabriel. Mrs. J. B. Belts, Mrs.
W. V. Church, Miss Findlay. Mrs.
E. V. Peterson, Mrs. J. K Cub
bison. Mrs. Sponable, Mrs. John
t. CLANCY and Mrs. Fitzpatrick
The Lakota club met with Mrs
David Palmer The subject of
study was The Inns of Court
Men of Letters The program
was furnished by Mrs Harrison
Morgan, Miss Mary Thompson,
Miss Kate Gunther and Mrs
Adams. Miss Josephine Shella-
barger led the discussion
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Tabernacle Meetings Continue.

The tabernacle meetings continued
by the East side ministerial associa-
ton are proving a big success with
numerous conversions The meeting
tonight will be under the auspices of
the Presbyterian churches of the city
DR.. S. B. Anderson, pastor of the
Third Presbyterian church. will pre-
side. A special program of speeches
and music has been provided. The
feature meeting of the series will be
held Sunday under the direction of
the Y. w C. A and Y II c. A W
Lowenthal of this city, a converted
Jew, will make the talk
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pleased the crowd more than his
movements on wheels. The rural COM
edy turn by Roach and McCurdy has
some good. original ideas. Dane
Claudius and Lillian Scarlet pick out
some old plantation tunes in a synco-
pated way that set the male feet of
the audience marking time. The best
act of the bill is the animal act. 1t
should please the little folks.
In consideration of the length of the
performance the evening shows will
begin at seven and nine o clock Next
week the evening performances will
start as usual at 7:15 and 800
d. H.
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st. Joseph Lady Tries Vap-O-
Rub-NOw Doesn't Like to
Be Without 1t.

This is one of a series of one hundred
advertisements. each ad embOdying
letters from different Missouri No-
men from all over the state. Last
winter. in order to try out this new
preparation. each lady was given. by
her druggist complimentary jar
OF Nap-O-Rub. on condition that il
be given a thorough trial These
letters are their reports. We Will
pay the sum of $4,000 to any per-
son proving that any of the letters
are not genuine.
Mrs. sam House, 1906 Prospect Ave,
St. Joseph. No, has a message for all
those mothers whose little folks catch
cold easily. or are subject 10 croupy
spells g. J. Schenecker & Co, Drug
gists, sent Mrs. House compliment
tary jar OF Vap-O-Rub last winter,
with the request that she give it a
thorough trial Mrs House reports as
follows:
My little daughter had Diph-
iberia last fall. and now every lit
tie cold she takes settles in her
throat. We have thought twice
she was going to have Dfphtheria