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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-08-09

Q.-Some time ago I
went to spiritualist me-
dunn, and she told me that
l was soon to meet my fu-
ture husband. She gave
minute description of him,
but l thought it all tommy
rot and paid little attention.
Lately l have met a man
exactly answering his de-
scription. Now l dislike this
man intensely; but whenever
I am in his presence | feel
myself being swayed by his
personality. l lose my self
control, and, after being
with him, l almost invari-
ably have an attack of
nerves. l try to avoid him,
but 1t seems as il we are
always meeting on the street
or some public place.
Now, Miss Grey, what can
I do would rather die
than marry him, for / am
deathly afraid of him. Do
you think it is my fate"
that l shall?
SEVENTEEN.
A.-Certainly not. Il do no
think" anything about it,
KNOW, that in this particular In
tance your state" Is in your owl
lands. What you will have {,
10 Is to save yourself, not iron
he man. but from Yourself. n,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-08-09

doubt your sentimentality fur
nishes "the man" with immense
amusement; but few men have
any scruples about the results of
their pastimes. So IL this man
learns that you regard him as
your "fate" he is apt to take ad-
vantage of your within. 1 would
be ashamed to admit to myself or
anyone else that 1 was so weak
mentally that | was in danger of
losing my individuality, the
greatest of Gods gifts; that an
other mind was so vastly supe-
rior that 1t could completely
sway and control my thoughts
and deeds.
Miss Seventeen, your mind is
sick. You have poisoned it with
suggestive, sentimental litera-
ture. The very idea of q child of
II talking about an "attaclx of
nerves! Instead of consulting
spiritualist mediums, palmist
fakes, or fakes of any other de-
scription, and dwelling upon NOR
bid fancies until they become
realities, get out with clean,
wholesome girls Of your own age.
Join an outdoor club and follow
their rules and regulations relig-
iously. Take up swimming and
physical culture i'm the winter,
and II You MUST read fiction, let
1t be such books as "Sunshine
Jane" Jewel" 1.-THE Eyes OF the
World" 1.-THE Girl of the Timber
lost" "Laddie," Daddy Long,
Legs" etc. These are only a few
of the modern books of fiction
that, aside from the romance, aid
greatly in Misunderstanding.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-08-09
Mrs. Waverly Submits
to Serious Operation
OIippiug from the Daily Blank:

MRS WAvERLY REGAIN HEALTH!
Yesterday morning, Wavery submitted to
operation the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-08-09

Next Tuesday society will be the Mr. Malcolm Stuart
-. attending Margie waverly. stay
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-08-09

Mr. and Mrs Chadwick Hatton have removed Talbot
apartments, that Mrs. Hatton, who a
Margie Wavery he hospital
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-08-09

Symone will year she
wishes friend, Waverly, until her
Pemberton
eight pound The couple
In the meantime the old Pembeon homestead being
additions
being built in the wing of the home.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-08-09
Personal
and.
Social

A lawn party will be given
Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock
by the s. L. s. society Of Eman-
ual Lutheran church at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Floberg, SCAT
South Birmingham street, South
Tacoma.
The executive board Of the
Woman's club will meet Thursday
morning at 10 o'clock at the
Woman's clubhouse.
Mae camp 7472, r. N. of A.,
will picnic at Point Defiance Aug.
16 all day.
The Ladies' Aid society of
Swedish Lutheran Bethel church
will meet with Mrs. G.. Hogdahl,
TOT South 53rd street, at 2
O'Clock Wednesday afternoon.
The Ladies' Aid society of the
Swedish Lutheran Bethel church
met with Mrs. G. Hogdahl, TOT
South 53rd street, at 2 o'clock
this afternoon.
The $. l.. s. society of the I'M
manual Lutheran church will give
lawn party Aug. 9 at s p. m. at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Flo
berg, 5647 South Birmingham st. i,
South Tacoma.
ColOred citizens held a mass
meeting in the African Methodist
church last night to protest
against the production of teh film
1.-THE Birth of Nation" in Ia
coma. Resolutions wer adopted
against the production of the film
The action of the city council was
discussed and a committee of five
was chosen to appear before the
council in protest.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Trent mrs Trent Mrs. Waverly, 81
sailed for home The serious illness Mrs. Margie Wav
hurrying them here.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-08-09

DIT. -, tHe surBtUn IfUm VI6HHd,
performed the operation, and said last
night Mrs. Waverly had a good chance
of recovery. This will be good news to
Mrs. Waverly's friends. She had been,
until her accident a year ago, one of the
most popular women in society.
Mr.. Waverly tells the Daily this
morning that his wife passed as good a
night as could be expected, and that he
has hopes for her recovery.
SOCIETY NOTES.
Mr.. Harry Symone left yesterday on a
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-08-09

Hot air and cold feet go together.
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lusi idenceo hisgoodwm to exic
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-05-25

oeloede Dor. Ser sos ideint al1ger=
blidlid ei~11getreten 5u lein. Ser Be-
treffenoe, meld)er berbeiratbet unb in
@oln tpobnbaft mnr, mar crit Dor fur
gent pom ltrla11b nah @oln, gum Be-
lude lei1er Tun1ilie, nod bier 5l1riid=
gefebrt.
9iefird. - 0er 65 Satire al
tie Steinbo11er Setter @eiler Begging
Sebitmorb in6em er iih in ieinem
5dlof5immer eridob. Ser ungliid=
pide lit in letter Set an Shtper=
mutb.
Gdmei5.
8aieI. @ier lit ser angeiebe=
ne Gdhpei5er Ebpiifer ST. g. Gbap=
p11is=Saroitn I'M Mlter bon 81 Sab
rem %geitorben. Gr pirfte mabrenb
etma 5tua115ig Sabren uls Mitglie6
6eS 1878 g%egriin6eten internationo=
len Snltit1ts fir MoB un6 @etpidt
in sepres BEL Naris un6 fiibrte mah=
reno 6ieier 3eit grunolegen6e Mrbei=
ten itber bos 2ufttbermometer un6
perpon6te Trogen aus. Muh nod
ieiner inn Sabre 1902 erfoIgten Riid=
febr nad 8aieI bIieb ser Sori6er
ols Gbrenmitglie6 nit 6em irternu=
tionolen Snititut IN @erbin6ltng 11r6
fubrte in 6eiien Muftrag tpiHenidaff=
lide unteriudungen 6ur6.
Slams. = SIM gro1ntpalo Bel
glorus fan6 man binter bem @ron6
6otel Sic 2eide 6es felt elmer ISOLDE
oermiBten Mt1ton 8ii1ig bon 2i1ttbol.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-05-25
R%6etnprpnins.

4olr. SIN sitter Don IS Sab=
rem itarb bier Ger Gbemifer Sbeooor
apa. CT geborte As Sabre lang oen1
Stootporlament ols Mitglieo on.
9onn.- Erofellor Sans Gdreu=
er in 9onn lit sum gebeimen Sulti5=
roth, uno Nrofeiior Sermanm Sdu-
moher 5unr Gebeimetr Hegierungs=
roth er1lanrt norben.
0uiel0orf. -Sber=YoItaili-
ltent Reihma1111 BEL Sent Noltamte
0iilielborf 1 Wilbelmplas) begging
leir 2%5idbriges 0ienitil1bilaum.
@irn. = Sn oem Steinbrudbe=
trieb a11f u@ulnren" ereignete lid Elm
lhaperer l%1ngIudsfaQ. Gin junger
Irbeiter aus gallenfels benrbte Sic
gum Steinbrl1de fiibren6e 9rabt1eil=
babn> itiir5te infolge 6ebltrittes ab
u110 blieb al1f ser Steue tobt.
@obIen5. = S11 ei11em Stein=
brude 51 &irden ipielten 5mei Sl11t=
gen, Ser feds Sabre olte @obn
oes Snpolioen Miiaer unb ser
Sobn bes griei triggers Gdmibt.
Hloslib plobte ei11e, bon Sen 4sraben
g%efl1n6en e gprengfaplel, unb rib
oem erlte11 cine @ano p~oqlta11oig ab.
Ser 5tpeite erliH @erletungen inn &C.
iidt.
Slbenbtrg.
Glide. = gs itarb ant 6. ApriI
ser Sousiobn 6er6inan6 M1g11it Miet=
fel6 int q. 2ebensiabre.
GIoppenburg.- 3euer Mn=
Botting a1s Bubren, Beteran
bon 1901, lit m 8. Mpril 6a-
bier NIT miIitdriiden gbren CUR Slut
be beItattet tpor0en. = Ser auf ltr=
lalb gu Saule peiler6e 2on6iturm-
mann Sob. Naber no0te 5met iunge
gefnufte Eferbe e%infobren. Sic gin
gen linn burh Sober itilr5te aus
Sem @ogen, brod 0as @enif un6
mar tobt. SIT 8epergern /. 50. ltarbl
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-05-25
Die alte Heitnatb.
Nunupper.

SiI0esbeim.- SIM Sitter bon
S. ;saIYrer rerItorb Sberlt 5. ..
Gbl,oro pom @einid]en.
SofIteot.- Ser @efrette 9u.
iton 9ottger BON bier lpltroe nit oen1
eiIerrten arel,s altsge5eidynet.
NiungItoot.- Sier lit tn Der
ToeoenSefelTobrif bon Ereb ein gro
bes Sdobetfaler o%l1sgefommen, iiber
oeI'en ltriod9e n1on big iest feline MuT
fIGrulre bot. gs iinb bouptldfllth
oie Molflinerral1me, no bus Teuer
ol1sbrof, Itorf beidaoigt uno Ser 8e=
trie6 miro einige 3eit geltort iein.
SuIinoen. = Sic 6amtlie
(aiitrnonms) Meper in Mortfelo bot
feds g6hre inns orei Sftpiegeriobne
I'M 1SeIbe IteberL Sic bis iett erfrel1lt=
derrpeiie geiltr6 Iino.
@eitfalen.
Mrnsberg. = guhitabli6 GIT
Sooe ged1tet1ff fp1troe Der SuDll1euH
Summede. Ser Monn trieb, 5tpilhe1
@oeen uro einer Moter ltehe16, 6ie
9ferbe an. Nl0slih 1etten iid bieie
in 9espegrng uno Simmede gerietb
stpiIfper Molter 1u1o @ogen, no er
Sen 500 fonb.
Mtten6orn.- Gin GroBfel1er
brad III ser geIiturtg oes grennerei<
beiisers 9iroen IN Ser naben ge=
meinne Colbert aus, bem bie stal=
Iungen gan5 l,nb bos @obnba1s gum
Shell 5urn Sofer fielen. 9o niele
1orrdthe on @orn ulm. m%itDerbrann>
ten, lit ser gdaoen 5iemlif erheblid.
airdb6roe. = &apenmeiiter
q. 8. Seinrih oepe 5og bon 90dlten
roh bier. am ndditen Sage fanb
man i'm ir leiner nelten @obutng
toot I'M Bette ,liegenb Dor.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-05-25
Sem 8rautpaar
AInlauB 5d1rfifrlB unn Su(anna Ktnzrr
AM 23ten @ab 1916.

Sci @atfins mob11t ei1l 1rette5 &i11o
Sdl femme es idon lange>
limo rpie Die fleinen &inoer lino
Nar es aud gar nidt bange.
IS leete iid a11f meirre anie
LIMO itrampelt nit Sen SUP den,
Iotm CAB es, ih Dergeb e5 ME,
DIR ulld ein iiiBes &iirB'd)en.
Se0od Sic 3eit> sic tit porbei
Salts id 0a5 u&ino" jeet iebe>
Ionn bin ih ibm gang einerlei
@enn altd) IN nahlter 9fdbe.
@arl1m? 9os pr1roe mir idneQ flor>
Senn 1ple id) bab perron1n1en
"a lit gu ibr, i'm lebten Sabr
Gin junger Ma1ln gefommen.
Gr tpar oa5 ga15e lebte Sabr
Sci je0em Sonntagsihmoule
uno 1pe11n BEL SINGERS Eartie mar,
@ar er it Singers @a1ie.
gs bieB int lesten Sommer if)on,
0od lpltrb' 1ridt eingeita1oen,
COB Sus nit Soban Sdreifel5 5obn,
Nic, i1t oiebesbanDen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-05-25
gerbitet Trubjubrs4Grfaltnnsen

NIosIider WedieI> bobe Bin6e,
Saiionperan6erung nerurioden CT.
faltungen un6 Grippe, uno bieie
GriibjabrserfaItungen iino beunr1bi.
geno uno gefdbrlih uno arten leiht
aus in dromiiden @ommerbuiten. Sn
5auen nebmt cine 8ebano-
lung NIT 9r. Sings Seem 9igoopern
EN- gefauiger Iarmiper Sor SDrup.
Ct loft SEN 9uiten, 1tiM Die @rfdl.
unb biIft ba3u> Sen 4nfan bon
GIT breden. gs lit bereiB
.5ubereitet, fein Miiden ooer 3errei,
BEN. Srogt guren Ipotbefer fin eine
Or. &ings Seem Diseoperp.
gepruit uno oeriudt iber 40 Sabre
lang. = Mn3.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-05-25

Sir MQes auf ser Singer Torm
3ot er iid interelliert
uno einmal lit Ell 9(rm in Mrm
yat uSu5" berumlpa5ieret.
9so nu! Sogt goter Singer Damn,
@aS iin6 6enn oas fir sofen?
"a ober fangt Ser iunge Mom
gemutblid an gu laden.
ad Safer, ieio SIR oenn 10 blino
WuB id Gud Dos perrotben
SoB ih oie guB, Sos liebe &in6>
50 genre modt beiratben?
Die Mutter peiB idon lang geideio,
gus 1ot nit ibr gelproden,
llno 9u boit, troe gu 10 geideit>
Gen graten nidt geroden?
SSa> Spe11n Sos 10 lit lieber 9eic
Sonn bin i6 gang 5~uirieben,
nno boffe> es miro gud oiel Slid
1om lieben gott beidieoen.
aud i6 mia nod bem iungen Hoor
gon Ser5en gratulieren,
ln6 mog' nod funfuno5mon5ig Sabr
g5 siIberjubiIieren.
Carl Sbiele.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-05-25

Sic Sberin 6es ara1fenbouies,
Gdhpelte Gorgo,m. Sic batte bon
1868 bis 1872 oabier gapirft.
TrieioDtbe. = SSn unlerer
Stride lit ser FINITE Altar, Elm Ser5
Seiu=Nltar, aufgelte(lt tporoen.
gaDern.
ii d) II. = SS1n 9erblt oeS
Sabres 1891 mltroe Sic 2uitpoIo=
&reisreallhule, pel6e i'm Sabre
1907 SEN @rsbm1 CUR neunflol1igen
Sberrealidl1le erfubr, als iedsflaiiii-
ge Mnltalt e%r0ffnet. Cont beenoigt
sic Gda,le mit Sem 5duIiabr 1915
-16 bas %. Sabr hires 8eltebens.
9ie ionit in iolden 6aaen iiblid)e
Sllbelfeier unterbleibt inf olge oes
@eltfrieges.
Mnsbad. = gitee reue &riegs=
nnabrafme bat Ser Magiltrat getrof=
fen. gr laBt cine a115 Slut MildL
gebodtem 6leilh u1ro 8etpir55l1tba=
ten I'M Shladtbn1s bergelteute
&~riegs1p1rit IN Ser ltaotilden 6leiid)=
perfallftsltelle an Sic Gi1rtpobneriduft
abgeben. Ser Ereis betrdgt 40 Big.
fir bos Efuno. Sic @eritelIung
lpuroe ermogliht ourh bas Gntge=
ge1rfomrnen bes Fropia1tomt5por ital1=
oes @aier u116 ser ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
brif.
Mugs g.-l1nter oem idtpe=
rem Geroadt> feline 39iabrige 6rau
on elmer entlegener stelle
0es n0roliden Nropiatbade5 in 6ie=
len getporfen 5u baben, muroe Ser 35|
olte getriebSmHeber 2uotpig
bier %berbuftet. 9ie 9eide
Ger 6ra1t foru1te no6 mat geborgen
tperoen.
@agreutb. -0iplomingeniel1r
ghmit, MrditeH in gap-
muroe oom Wagiitrat gum
taotiiden 8o1amtsallelior b%erufen.
uIm. = Sic Sta0t lllm Begging
oie grinner1tgn on Sic Dor 20 Sab=
ZEN erfolgte Mmtseiniesung 6es
0berbiirgermeiiterS b. @ogner 6urd
'ine 6eitiitung ser itaotiiden &ole-
Jier, BEL ser bur6 cine Hetbe bon|
fe6nern Sic Encouragement @eroien=
tie un6 groBen ltnternebmungen bes
N1bilars I'M 9ienlte Ser GtaM fer
'orgeboben m11roen. SIM Mittelpunft
'er @eranltaltung itan6 Sic bon Ser
Observation-Disclosures 6afultat ser
1%riperittat Sibingen beldloilene gb=
ung, sic bem Sl1bilar Sic grnen=
Jung gum gbren6oftor ser 6afultdt
&onig @iIbelm bon @iirt=
emberg uno &onig 9u6tpig bon
}apern batten neben 5oblreiden TO-
en- Gteuen telegrapbiid gliidpiin=
be entboten. k
@eingarten. Sci Sen en-
&fen Ser lesten 3eit
tel II. q. Sffi5ieren 0es bieiigen Re= /
iments Sol1ptmam 5. ST., &eD= /
1annt, Snbaber 0es gilernen &reu=
es 1. &Iaiie nn6 6es Weilitdrber= /
len tffreu5es. Ser @%er1torbene erfreu= 9
, iid tpegen ieiner Sidtigfeit un6 I
Site GROCER geliebtbeit. Sci Mus= t
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-05-25

brl1d oes arieges batte er als Holi
5eioffi5ier 9ienlt Dor 6em &aiierli
den sdloB unb tpor 3euge al oe1
begeilterten al1n6geblt1get1, sic lid
BORT abgelpielt baben.
8aben.
&olrsrube. = Hrofelior 5beo.
6or 2ael1gin lpl1roe alS Nadfolger
be5 berltorbenen @ebeimen @ofratbS
SOLDER gum Director Ser Sol un1
2anoesbibliotbef in &arlsrube err
nannt. = &iir5lid feierte 6ie @itttpe
bes Observation-Disclosures b. 5repborf,
alberta b. 5repoorf, ibren 20. &C.
burtstag. g(us 6ieim Mnlab miro
sic Slrbilarin sic BON ibr gelieferten
fiinltleriifpen Mrbeiten uno Sic ihr
inn 2oufe ser Sabre geitifteten &l1nit=
gegenltarabe SIT @uniten oes &otben
&relt5es in ibrer @obrung ol1sitel-
len. Shre beioen gob1re 1paren ms
Ielo geriidt; ser altere ltarb ben
@eloentobt, ser iii1ngere fam idmer
pertpl1noet ats Sem &rieg 5uriid.
Oorbeim. Srau Sber iteiger
a1rode 6abier feierte iiingit in pouer
Hiiitigfeit iFren So. @eburtstog. Die
olte Game lielt nod tdglid Sic Sci
tl1ng uro intereiiiert lid insbelonoere
fir Sen Stano 6es &rieges.
6reiburg.- Ser lett 20 SAT-
rem bier mirfenoe &reisldulratb 0r.
3iegler tpltr0e unter grner=
ming 5ltm @ofratb ieinem Mniuden
er1tipreden6 in Sen &ubeitano ber-
fest. 81. 3iegler ltammt aus GrieB=
beim BEL @taufen un6 ltebt I'M g..
9ebensiabre.
Seiterreid-1tmearn.
@ien. = Ser @roBinouitrieue
@ebler bh gum 3mede Der
grridtung zines Snitituts 100000
geitiftet, in 6em ouf Grub
Observation-Disclosures Goridung sic
tehniide Seite ser grndbrungsfroge
gepflegt un6 gef0r6ert meroen ion.-
Sn perbaltriBmaBig iungen Sabren
tarb Ser Sport= nnb 2ag6bil6erma=
Ter &u0oIpb Sid, elm gobn bes 9id=
.ers un6 &omponiiten 6es u6iofer-
@uItap Sid.
8u6opeit. = 9r. Soief Meiiin=
ger lit int So. 2ebensiabre %geitorben.
Rah been6etem gtu6ium tpuroe er
1884 Mliiitert bon Grof 9r. @iftor
in 3iirid un6 5pei Sabre 90
bon Erof. g1uiien in Moden.
gon Meiiingers 5ablreiden miIien=
Mrbeiten ieien DEFENDERS
tie gemeiniam nit Erof. @ortmann
otpie nit Erof. &ebrntann peroHent=
lt1rteriudungen erpabnt, bie
lie glementaronalple a1f 11aIiem @e=
Je be%banbeln.
Gliaf=2otbringen.
NfaI5burg. = Ser @au=
abrtsort 8utenbr1tnnen in ieiner
opuiid)en @eltperlorenbeit, Ser bic
Ell Ni1gern aus 6em gliuB befonnt
It, bot ot6 iein &riegsopfer fiir5
gebrodt. Ser 5ron5isfa-
terbru0er Nnton 5leii6, Ser al5 ca
riltan auen 8eiudern IN grinne=I
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-05-25

gr nor nit Sdlittentrmtsporten Be-
iddftigt, ltiir5te o%ffenbar IN Ser
9unfelbeit, blieb betpuBtlos liegen
unb error. Ser Sdnee, ser iiber
Nadt fieI, 6edte oie Seide gu, 10 ooB
lie utbemerft blieb, obtpobl tdglid
2eute in 11nmitteIborer Nahe borbei=
qingen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-05-25

rl1ng lit, tpatrbe 5l1 8eginn bes arie:
ges eiltge5ogen uro lit m,nmebr bel
9(rraS gefallen.
% arfoIsbeim III. : BUR gro.
belr Mrnlee abberuf fen, tulroe alll IA.
9(pril ser lebte bier iiberlebenoe bie.
iige &rinfrieger uno gleid5eitig Ser
altelte Ginpo6ner uniere5 Hieoitd0t=
dens, Ser %S3jabrige Sobann Sdmitt.
Gr botte bel Scr MuI terung ba5 8liid
SIT ~gemi1rnen." 0a er ober Suit
uno 2iebe gum farbigen Sude emf
pfatn6, uperfmtfte" er iid, 5. +. 5og
gegen cine entipredenoe @ergiitung
fir einen anoeren SEN bl1nten Rod
on. 1859 1pl1r0e CT einge5ogen uno
5mur 5ur u8arbe imperiale" ur6
51tm Sroi11 bes ueQltipage5" Gl1br=
parffolonne), BET Ser er 5tpei Sabre
perblieb. Die iibrigen bier Sabre
garni ionierte er in Nropin5itGoten,
Bis er I'M Sabre 1866 entlailen ml1r=
Sc.
Met. = Gir1er 11eltet1 idtperen
Gerluit bat Sic Meter Iio5eie erlit=
ten. Ser noh jugenolid,e Nfarrer,
bodtp. Eeter Heid bon Stablbeim,
ser in SEN Dortigen grbeiterfreiien
ei1le legensreide Sbatigfeit entfalte=
te, lit nah fltr5er &rar1fbeit geltor=
ben. Selber IN 8roBmopern in eirer
Mrbeiter fmilie geboren, mar er lther-
lid) elmer Ser fdbigiten &0pfe in Ser
Geiitlidfeit 6es 8istbums. groBe
9offn1ngen per6en nit linn SIT Gro
be getragen.
2nrembnrg.
3oIper.- Sc 1tarb bier fromm
un6 gotterge6en Sdmeit tier Maria 90
geb. Mna1a SS1tngers, inn Sitter
BON SO Sabren.
Gid. - Mls Ser bier %pobnenoe
peniionierte 6el1tide 9ebrer
Seinrid Seller iid 6ieler Soge in
6en Seller beg6, fublte er iid plobs
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-05-25

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ieinen Mer5ten je0e geiitige geidaf-
tig1ng perboten tporben, neil lie i'm
SIT lebr %onItrenge. Sir england Ser
ibeale Sb%ronfolger.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-05-25

fabrtsort @ute11brunnen in ieiner
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len Nilgern aus 6em gliaB befarnt
lit, bot o16 fem &riegsopfer fiir5
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friItan oue1t 8eIu9ern in Crime
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-12-14

operative associations for that terri
tory down there and In that way get
better markets for our producers
John Simpson went from secretary Of
the Iowa state fair to the secretaryshlp
of the Minnesota state fair at big
salary but. he has recently been hired
by the Eastern States Agricultural and
Industrial Exposition, with headquar r.
ters at Springfield, to become its Sec
rotary at $4,000 per year. He viii
De expected to promote both its, agrl-
cultural and industrial work.
AS to industrial promotion, our as
ISOLATION will hold industrial shows
during the year to which buyers will be
attracted from all parts of the coun-
try. think these would pay in Iowa
also.
AS matter of fact the eastern
manufacturers are beginning to feel th;i
competition OF the west. Iowa's manu-
featuring has grown appreciably In re-
cent years. 1t should continue to
grow.
One of the big problems back there
rs the labor problem. 1t is hard for
those manufacturers to get help. I'M
migration has of course, put check
on much of the unskilled labor. Skilled
mechanics are in great demand. Many
of the factories are unable 70 put out
as much as they otherwise would be-
cause of a lack of skilled help
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-12-14
Southern Io1ua Items

liamsburg, but they expect to tour
many of the southern states befo1e
they reach their destination. They
have taken a camping outfit with them
and will enjoy outdoor life AS soon
as they reach the milder climate. Miss
Marble Ely will follow in couple Of
Florida with them.
Museatine. 4,
Fire discovered in the S. s. Kresge's
and 10 Cent Store at S:15 o'clock
Tuesday morning did damage to the
extent lol $4,000. The estimated loss is
placed atthe above figure by the man
ager, w. H. Merrick.N The new Laurel
building is being erected west Of the
Kresge store and temporary wall has
been erected between the two buildings.
II was in this wall that the blaze
started, presumably. from defective
wiring or q defect in the temporary
chimney which passes thru this wall.
The principal damage is by smoke and
water. The reserve stock in the base
ment is flooded. According to present
indications the store will not be re-
opened until after Christmas.
West Liberty.
Years ago when she was small girl,
Edna Coates, Of Mount Auburn, decided
| that some day she would take her own
| life. Tuesday morning, just before she
died q. her home IN west Liberty. che
explained that this was her only rea-
son for swallowing quarter pound OF
paris green in three cups of water. The
former Mount Auburn girl daughter
of John Coates, who is WELL known
there. became the wife Of Herbert
Figle, a mechanic in the railroad shops
here. She was the mother of 2-year-
| old boy, and was a member Of a local
church. Monday evening at o'clock
| Mrs. Figle left her sister, Miss Edith
Coates, and went to her room on tn.
second floor of the Figie home. There
she took the poison. Soon she came
back down stairs and told Miss Coates
| what she had done. She regretted her
deed almost at once, and her chief con-
Germ regarded the trouble she had
| caused in making it necessary for the
physician and her neighbors to spend
| the night at her bedside. She was con-
scious until within one hour of her
death. 1t was during the hours Of the
night that Mrs. FigIe told her relatives
she had intended, ever since she was 9
small girl, to some day take her own
life