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The Detroit times., 1916-11-17
His Last Words

A detective was pra!sing the
u1'hfulness OF women
II war bulletins were az truthful
~ women he said we'd have q
better ,dea % how this world
struggle really going
n remerl Der a case the other day
Its interesting IN It's revelation
of woman trufhfulness-,he case
oi a husband who bad disappeared
"Ques,louing the wife said 20
her
And now. madam. tell me-this
ia very lmportani--tell me what
yrgr husbands very iast words were
when he left7
HIS las, words, the truthful
creature answered with blush.
were. For heaven sake. shut
ur
The Detroit times., 1916-11-17

gan, calrinE palpitaiion and short.
urfs - breath AFTER exercise as well
81 Interference with the functions
a. the bOdy generally
There are two types of obesity.
the IA. fuilDlooded type and 'he
pasty anaemic type
The anaemlc becomes TAT because
~ Tho deficient oxidation or burning
up process going on in their Us
sues. This anaenia calls for treat
ment BY physician
The second type becomes y obese
thru here ditsry tendency, overin.
diligence In food and drink. insufi.
cent exercise and care free. easy
rfe when The period RI youth has
been passed.
Diminishing Tho amount u fuid
taken into tho system will tend to
reduce fat. The weight should 10
The Detroit times., 1916-11-17
Farm For Immigrants.

The suggestion recently vas made 20 officials
in Washington that some organized EFFORT should
b. made by the government 10 distribute the
Immigrant who come 20 this country after the
Var In Europe n was pointed out. SAYS Thomas
F. Logan in Lesiie's Weekly. that there are .
large number % farms n Vermont and New
Hampshire and other Eastern states well as
rany other sections. and especially IN the South
snt on the Pacific Coast. which are now vacant
or can b. bought on easr terms
Efforts are being made 20 evolve practical
sy ystern ~ farm colonization and 70 enlist the
cooperation Of The individual states. The states
are being asked 90 reserve lands 90 solve The
problem u Immigrant distribution. C0mmis-
sioner Cauinefu has been working with Secre-
tary Wilson u the Department % Labor and
secretary Lane OK The Department % The Inter.
or 70 develop practical plan fer the distribu-
ion of imrlig grants.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-17
A Poem a Day


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The I"r mathe- re1rA r'r r.
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The Detroit times., 1916-11-17
Pointed Paragraphs


Charity ror -eveuue only pays
very l.gn' dividends
Hones' O. tha bose policy Tor al
your ncislbor
ignorance cca.es to Doe bliss after
YOU begin % ~, wise
A. me age OF 80 man is either
an old bachelor or pessimist
a womtn is ts ,ain of her small
fcct as man " tis large haf
u is recognized that a matrlmo
nal kno. is tho most serious tanglc
Of aH
a man never appreciates good
laoa so much as whom hc is having
"a run Of bad
The a1erare man never misses
an opportunity 20 show on before
% prcty woman
Tho woman l;o can use her eyes
with effect 90 more dangerous
taau her garrIious sister
A man isnf ce.earily coward
5seWsc h5, lt a,fAd 20 argue with
woihH He may merely have
good ..aee
our ld-a of credulous man Is
ono who actually believes that one
woman can treat another with si.
lent rnutcmpt
when ID young man with salary
o. So por week mefries a girl who
annot cook ho hands himself an
extra large lemon.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-17
Let the People
Rule-and Write
BY Webster,
a Post election Plant

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way oi '''"f f'HS y - s'AIh'ng ih.
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The Detroit times., 1916-11-17

/ reduced gradually An'tfat rem.
edies Which destroy the appetite by
.mpairag digestion should be avoid.
ed
Tire qlantity Of food taken daily
should he restricted and there
should 10 abgolutely no eating be
~ Gen meals The carbOaydrates or
starches and sugars must be useo
sparinst a. well a. butter. cream.
oil and other tata
Malt Liquors and alcohol n any
form are hert avoided. and very
small quantity of fluids should be
taken with meals
Exercise which promotes orl1a.
fion or using up ~ no materials al
ready fyincd IN Tho BODY H ueces
sarv
Gymnasric work 8. good also
walking riding. rowing. swlr.ming
md blli climbing. Ma4sage helps.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-17
They Have Helped To
Make Presbyterianism a
Growing Power Here

Detroit's amazing ongoing has been eN-
pressed in additions and subdivisions
1t is not agreeable TO contemplate a
process of subtraction.
Especially when that process takes
rom us two powerful spiritual leaders
whose saving emphasis upon the finer
Yalues of life was never needed more
han at this particular period of Detroit S
material upbuilding.
Rev. Edward II. Pence's uninterrupted
pastorate of almost score Of years
the landmarking Fort Street Presby-
erian church bears It's own splendid
testimony and tribute to the staunch yet
lender sort Of shepherding that sights
10 appeal and shrinks from no task.
A ministerial tenure that is mistaken
W a cyclone or the construction Of a
great church house certainly must have
Is roots in the abiding affection Of an ap-
preciative people.
DR.. Pence in the pulpit and DR.. Pence
IN the level (not figurative) are one and
the same. He refuses TO take MS religion
ngubriously. There is lots of fun in him
md his message, supported by poiseful
nanliness, is ever natural, hopeful and
ieartening. He voluntarily terminates
ais work in Detroit in such vigor Of mind
and body that it is quite possible to think
Vt him as repeating the long and fruitful
record he has made here in his new field
1t Portland Oregon.
DR.. j. NJ. Barkley, having spent glori-
,us youth the past 80 years in the
sspousal of undiluted Presbyterianism in
The Forest Avenue church. viii give TO
Alma College the benefit of his ripened
and rugged talents.
For seventy some years this honored
yospeler has given his verile powers to
he presentation of an unrecanting faith,
and We do not expect him to show either
yariableness or shadow of turning in his
natured deliverances.
May long life and undiminished zeal 90
with him as he upholds the eternal veri-
lies in the educational field.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-17
The Body and the AutOmO.
bile
BY Or. FRANK CRANE
Copyright. 1915. By Frank Crane)

If | were young again. said the old
man. Td-but there What's the use?
As soon as man accumulates sense
enough TO know how 10 live he has to die.
But ! was just thinking. There's my
automobile. | hire chauffeur to take
care of il. He watches il like William j.
Burns. He is always washing 1t, polish
ing it, Tightening a screw here and regu-
lating valve there, nosing around un-
der the hod-even when we're riding he
listens to its purr as a doctor listens to a
mans heart with a stethoscope.
Why do have this piece of machinery
so looked after? Because ! want TO get
all the use out Of it there is in it.
Well, if were twenty-one I'd take as
good care of my body as do of my auto
mobile. And for the same reason-to
get hundred per cent efficiency and fun
nut of it, The body is the most import
ant machine a man has, and certainly
he's fool to neglect it, as I've neglected
mine I'm sorry to say.
ia watch what | put into il, for one
thing I'd cut out eating as a form Of di-
version. I'd reduce it 10 the same level
AS putting gasoline into the motor tank
something done 10 make the thing go, not
,omething done for the fun Of doing it.
I'd learn all about these calories-
never heard of EN- till after was fifty
and food values, and so on. and I'd take
in Just exactly what ! needed 20 keep my
body strong, my mind clear, and my dis
1 position good wouldn't pour a lot Of
meat and pastry and booze into my gaso-
line tank Just because other fools around
me were doing it.
There are other ways Of getting en-
ioyment out of motor than by putting
garbage into the gas tank.
Once or twice year, also. I'd have my
works overhauled by experts. I'd go to
ONE institution where they practice sci
ance and not quackery, and be looked
Jver from head to toe.
Twice a year ia have my teeth exam
ned. waited till they hurt-and now
look at me. Everybody has to take medi-
/ cine some time. and the best kind is pre-
yentive medicine.
And I'd have my heart tested and my
urine analyzed, and my blood pressure as
certained. and all the rest of the things
they've been doing 10 me Of late-Pd
have them all done beforehand. | don't
wait till my automobile breaks down or
blows up | see that it's in good trim all
the time.
It's queer how q man goes along abus-
ing his body, loading it up with waste,
letting it get rusty and rattly4-what if
ne did that with his two-thousand-dollar
car? What if he left that out in the rain,
and let the carburetor get dirty and the
cylinders full of carbon and paid no at
Itention to it generally? Wouldn't he be
a fool?
Well, he's fooler when he doesn't keep
his body in order For his bodys worth
more than a two million dollar machine,
and has more TO do with his happiness or
misery than any contraption Of steel and
brass.
Yes. sir; if were young again I'd take
as good care of my body as do Of my au-
tomoble.
Sol rEEZING THE CONSUMER
The Detroit times., 1916-11-17

y tfa- lh ttif ttt
sIcs
T. lowers The re-
siefance ~ The
boGy 20 disease
The fat tends 20
accumulate around
fhe heart and
weaken that or
The Detroit times., 1916-11-17
SETTLING IT

"Pahson" said Brother Bncka'oo "rnc and
Brudder sankcy Smith has joss boon havin' an
intellectual 'spntc bout de- pen aud Tho swo'd
Which does Won say, aah am de- mighticr7'
"Uhwell. sab replied sage old Parson Rag
ster. "Iey bofe bias deir ptnts ~ superiority
Frinstancc. dc sV1d ana de- best 70 stick into
q man AND De pvn de- best To- stick a man
into. Hurrumph.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-17

Mrs r. r. v What are the
Fmp'oms OF rickcts In baby
Failure ~ opening on front 'of
kull fn close. fniarremr1t- at
Joints bending of spine or ourying
~ legs and arus, profuse sWea.
ing.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-17
The Keep Well Column
OBESITY

Obesity ls An abnormal increase
IN ne body weight due 10 deposits
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-08-31
Citation for Hearing on Petition for
Probate Of WILL
(ReviSion of 1906)

\IteV1olOu OIL 1SU0J.
Estate of Martin Bechtel, Deceased.
State of Minnesota, County of Stearns,
In Probate Court.
In the Matter of the Estate of Martin
Bechtel, Decedent.
The State of Minnesota to all per-
sons interested in the allowance and
probate of the will of said d%ecedent:
The petition of Anna s. Bechtel, be-
ing duly filed in this court, represent
ing that Martin Bechtel, then a
resident of the County of Stearns State
of Minnesota, died on the 22nd day of
August, 1916, leaving a last will and
testament which is presented to this
court with said petition, and praying
that said instrument be allowed as
the last will and testament of said
decedent. and that letters testament
airy be issued to her the said Anna
s. Bechtel.
Now Therefore, you, and each of
you, are hereby cited and required to
show cause, if any you have, before
this court, at the Probate Court Rooms
in the Court House, in the City Of st.
Cloud, County of Stearns, State Of
Minnesota, on the
22nd DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1916,
at 9 o'clock A M, why the prayer of
said petition should not be granted.
Witness the Honorable j. B. Himsl,
Judge of said Court, and the seal Of
said Court, this Goth day of August,
1916. ]. B. HIMSL.
(seal) Probate Judge.
31-7-14
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-08-31
STE tatbolii@en Sm8emo
n~ereint8nn9en.
&um 81. Batter seiegnete General
Sntention fir September.

l1niere fatboliiden Sugenooereini-
gll1lgen unlere SiinglingS= un6
SS1ngfra1enbereine> nniere mariant-
iden So6alitdten, uniere @emeinoe>
Hubs, fatbolilde 8oD Scouts> 9. 80.
S., ritp. -beroienem es in Der Sbat,
6em fru6tbaren @ebete unfereS Mpo=
itolates an%empfeblen gu mer6en. Of
fenfun6ig lit Ser M11ben 6ieier Ser
einigungen fir 6as i11nge @olf, l1ner=
me li6 lit Der Segen, ben es in 6as
Weanner< un6 Sralenalter baraus
mitnimmt. @ier genieBen Die fatbo=
liiden Siinglinge mn6 Sungfrauen
Sic @ortbeile 6es guten @eiipiels, Ser
@ufiidt, Ser geiitliden &ilfeleiit11ng,
rro peroen o angebalten, Dos &lein=
90 6es tpabren @lmubens tre11 5u be-
mabren 11n6 unter nuen Mnfedtungen
nie BEN 8lid bon Ser Siegespalme
ob5l1tpen6en, sic ienen %aufbemabrt lit,
Die gIaubig entlagen nn6 sic @elt
iibertpin6en. 9iele @ereinig11ngen iin6
notbmen6ig, meil ser berarnpa9ien=
6en SSltgerr6 biele 6anitride gelegt
iino> neil iie bon @atan, @elt un6
Sleti6 umtporben lit, 6enn tper Sic
Suge11o beiibt, bat sic 8ufunft. 3mar
lit NUN 6ie gat5e @elt glei9iam init
einem @ete 6iefer @ereinig1ngen be-
oedf, aber 6enno6 gibt es piele 9ii,
diem in 6ieiem Mebe, nn6 feline $780,
i@en iin6 tpeit. @eion6ers in Sen
groBeren @ta6ten genieBen gauge
Seere bon fatbolii6en SsSiinglingen
nn6 Sl1ngfro11en 1idts bon 6em M1t=
ten Der Bereintgltng, 1tehen auein Ga
1tn6 lei6en 6eSboIb ant @Gauben 11n6
Der Sittenreinbeit @diffbrn@. @ie
bie1e 6ieier iogenonnten fatboliiden
Observation-Disclosures berfebIen Iei6er
ibren &m1pt5med, laiien i'm nebenbei
5tpar an@ gelten, bert4n6eln aber
biele pertbbone &rdfte mn6 Bemii=
bungen in Ser @ritrebn11g bon rnter=
georoneten un6 Mebenaielen. M0gen
ale BEL tebenoen fatboliiden S1gen6=
beretntg11ngen sic berrIi6en, in tbnen
rtben6en &rafte gum tpobren @oble
Der S1tgen6 o11sbeuten, mn6 m0gen
iol@e @ereinigungert ii@ iberoM ein=
biirqern.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-08-31
Kinder schrelon
MACH FLETCHER'S
GAS Or
ct. Midplas.

Dns @rnteergebniB lit in 6iefer
@egen6 elm neutrality-suspicious.:
@ei5en .bringt BON 3 Bis ID
8nibels per Mder, &ofer bon 10
bis 80 8nibels, @erite bon IL
Bis 20 8uibeIS un6 &oggen bon
5 Biz Is 8uibels. - @ilb. elliot bon
ct. MidaeI lit bier bel ietnem
Sdtpiegerboter Mid). @1mitt 5u 60
1te. - Mei9. @oIter berIor zines iei-
ner 8fer6e 6ur9 @lutpergiftung.
- nni er 9orfi@mie6 Clinton 6rienos
lit nit Mrbeit 6erort iiberbduft, 6aB
fem 1tarfer Mrm BON Ser friiben
Morgen1tunoe bis CUR fpdten Men6-
itun6e Sen &arnmer idtptngen muB.
= Mit Ser Mnbring11ng Ser eleftrt-
1den 2idter IN unierer Stride iin6
5tpei MGnner be1ddfttgt. - Ser III
ct. &oia als 2ebrer angefteute 8.
S. @iibnl tpor Mitte LETTER ISOLDE
bter, Inn SEN @on zines ne11en Stal-
Les anitele 6es obgebrannten 5u be-
1pre6en. - @o9m. S. g. 8ren6er
bon 2nremburg (@t. @en6eD fprad)
a11sgangs LETTER ISOLDE inn bieitgen
Bfnrrbo11ie Dor. = Sobn Ebeiien,
.@obn Ser SamtIie Sobn Ebeiiem bat
sic Sobn &eBlers Sarm, sic iebt @t-
gentbum 6es @6nar6 @11tgen lit, IN
@udt genomme1r. - @ebrii6er &rG-
mer erfreute. ii@ sec 8eiuhes 6eS
Sssobn TbeIen bon ct. Mortir 111tb
6es Sarrp Steif)en nn6 Soiepb &l1ns
Eel. bon Mortp. = Sobn Mergen, iei-
ne Ma1tter 11n6 M1ttort Mies ur6 &C.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-08-31
6ab ser nnterridt in offentli6en
Sdulen lit erlterer ertbeilt meroen

6ab ser unterridt in offentliden
Sdulen in e%riterer ertbeilt uer6en
ion.
limo abnli6 idorf lift sic @6ei0e=
linie %begren5t, Die 5tpiiden Sen Me6-
ten Ser MQgemeinbeit un6 inoipiouel=
len &e6ten ge5ogen lit. 9ie ueber>
madung aQer NabrungSmittel be-
treffs ibrer &einbeit un6 8ef0mm=
lidfeit lit Der &egierung aIs Bflidt
nl1ferlegt, obne 6aB ibr 6aourd 6as
&edt miro, unter normalen 8erbdlt-
nillen, 6em @in5elnem 6ie bon linn
at g~eniebenoe Menge bor5ui6retben.
Gin Mr5t mag 5ur Mrsiibl1ng ieines
8erufs Ser beb0rbli6en @enebmi=
gltrg be6iirfen, Die bel &ranfen a11=
5lmen6en6e &eiln1etbo6e muB je6o9
iei1pem eigenen @rmeilen iiberlaiien
bleiben. 1as @eieb mag MaBe nno
@emidte fir ale 2a16esbeipobner
feitieben, bermag ie6o6 nidt einen
&aufmann gum &alten beltimmter
@aare1t gu berpflidtem. Sta6til6e
@eror6nungen m0gen fir Mne giltige
@a1bor ihriften berfiigen, aqein iie
f0Ornen Dem Better zines eigenen
&eims nidt bertpebren, 6ieies na6
eigenen @ut6iinfen ein5uridten.
3mii6en Matchmaker Greibeit nod
inne1 nn6 m1Bem u116 per10nli6er
|Sreibeit beitebt 6emna6 cine i6orfe
5renmngslinie, Sic muir ie11e Mnm1a=
bung gu iiberibreiten i1@er miro,
6ie i'm 8e1puBtiein Ser eigenen @oll=
fommenbeit freie Musiprad)e nno
ebrIi6e Briifung als b0llig Iberflil-
fig betradtet. Sir Elm 6erartiges
fategoriIdeS 8orgeben mer6en ober
n1r iene Weltberbelierer eintreten,
6enen sic 5ebn @ebote nidt geniigem,
[ur6 sic 6ieie nm cine &eibe 1ol@er
|eigener grfin6ung 5n berei6ern fire
BEN. SsSn einem bon 6reibeit 1tn6 Sc
ri6tigfeit beberridten 9on6e itebt
5tpur ie6em @iirger SOS &edt 5u, iei=
ne @niidten fret un6 often 5u pertre=
ten, ni6t aber tie feinem an6ers 6enL
fen6en Mo6born auf5n5pingen.
8enn elm gegentbeiliges Hrin3ip i'm
0ffentliden 9eben onerfannt tpiiroe,
tpiir6er, rn zines offenfihtliden 8ei-
ipiels 5t ertpabnet1, poltttihe @artei=
faimpfe un6 @ablen fortan Ser Ser
gangenbeit %ongeboren. Gin Defenders
eifriger Narteigdnger brondte sic
5tpamgsmeile MISUNDERSTANDING Damn
MIR 611r6 GrlaB zines @eiebes at
f0r6ern, 6as ie6en 8iirger unter Mn=
6robung bon Gtrafen berpflidtet>
MIR fin cine beitimmte &artei 5t
itimmen. Sir cine 6erartige 8ereh-
tigrrrg elmer Min6erbeit, atf poIiti-
i6em @ebtete lire periomlihen Mn-
ii6ten Ser gelommten 8iirgeridoft
als maBgeben6 bor5uidreiben, Iaiien
ii@ fait sic gang gIeiden Mrgu.
mente borbringen, tpie fie bon Sen
@eg1ern Ser peri0nliden Greibeit
bertretem 1per6en. Die perf0nIi6eSrei=
beit berlongt nidts, mas Tie 11idt atd
ie6em an6ern 5115ugeiteben bereit lit;
tire 8efdmpfer berlangen, 6aB ale
NIT Dem borlieb nebmen miiiiert pos
Tie als binreidyen6 betrahten. Darf
es 6aber @1tn6er 11ebmen, 6oB sic
iibertpaltigen6e @enge 6es omerifo-
ntiden @o1fes 6ara11f beitebt, 6aB sic
S6ei6elinie atpifhen aIgemeiner 1n6
%perionlider Sretbeit itrenge atfredt
erbalten miro?
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-08-31
aa8emeime nno ptriSm,
li6e Treibett.

Ser NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., bon
Ser nniibertrefflidfeit auer amerifu=
ni1den Ginridt1ngen felt ~iiber5eugt,
fin6et es meiitens lt11erfIqrIidl 6aB
Ser @ingetpal16erte nidt bereit 1T,
1td] ib1ten be6ingungslos %mnter5upr6=
nen. 2uB 6ieier in ieinem friiberen
Seimotbslon6e belon6eren S6ealen
na@geitrebt bat, Juno ii6 nidt 10 obne
8eiteres BON ibmen 1us5uiagen ber=
mag, 5iebt er 1t1r. ielten IN 8etro6t.
Sic @rfabrungen 6eS @ingetpan6er=
ten %befabigen i'm meiitens better mie
BEN muir nit feinem eigenen 2an6e
bertnauten Mmerifuner Gerglei6e
an5ltiteuen u16 sic m1permei6liden
Solgerungen 6ara1ts 5u 5ieben. $50
ieiner l1eber5eugrng na6, @inrid=
tnngen mn6 8erbalt' niIie Ser olteu
Seimatb 6enen 6es 1el1en 2on6es
iiberlegen iin6, miro er es ols iein
@e6t betra6ten, fir eritere ein5utre-
ten. @erartige, 6em Mugemeimpob]
6iene116e 8eitrebungen lolten in ei-
mem freiem 2an6e ni9t 1trr 5ulGiiig,
lonoern bodit tpiQfommen fem. Mu1
pboriiaii6e 5elbitgeniigiomfeit mirl
lie init ben 8orte1n ab5uferftigen i1=
@en: ~@enn Dir's 1ridt gef6ut, mo-
rum gebit gu nidt 6ortbin auriid,
mo- gu b%ergefommen biit." &ein ber=
1rl1nfttger Meni6 miro fem Sous ME
oerreiBen, MIR neil ibm sic Senite1
ntM geniigen6 2i6t getpdbren o6er
ibm Sic Gbiiren midf brett genua
iin6.
@1ei6e &e@te be6ingen gleide
Bflt6ten, fein 6enfen6er 8irger, Der
ritere beanfpr1t9t o6er Iebtere iiber=
nim1nt, miro it6 6ieie 611r6 berri@=
iu4ttge @nmoB11ng bef9rGnfen loi=
len. Sn elmer &epl1bIif iin6 8iirger
eriter un6 5tpeiter &lniie nn6enfbar.
Cine Ser beoeutungsbouiten Nflidten
etnes ieoen g1tten @iirgers gebietet
ibm. feline @rfabr11ng unb fem lr=
betlsbermogen in Sen 9ienft 6es sc,
meintpobls 5n iten(en. Gin g1tes
@e6t lit eS, at beiteben6en @imid=
tu1tgen o6er borgeidlogenen @erbei-
ieruttgen &ritiff at iiben, 6en11 obme
frete MuSiprode un6 ebrIide Hri-
flung permag iid ser poIitiide un6
geiellfdoftltde 6orti6ritt e%beniotpe=
mig 51 boQ5ieben mie sic freibeitlide
@nttpidllng 6es 8olfslebens.
@s beitebt ie6o6. ein gepaltiger
Inter 9ie6 5tpif9en Sen Hflidten mn6
&edtem 6es 8iirgers, sic sic Greibeit
Ser @eiammtbebolfer1tng beriibren,
nn6 iolden 6ere11 Mnsiibung ft9 MIR
trnerbab ser bier @dn6e fetnes eige,
mem Setms bemerfbar maden. ct
mag ii6 berpfli9tet fiiblen, ie6e1t
@onrtag Sic Stride at bei116en, obne
6abom 6aS &edt obleiten at 6irfen,
ollen ubrigen Mitbiirgern 6en Sir
6enbeiu@ als BfIidt oltf5uerlegen.
@r mag SOS &edt beaniprnden ols
gr3ieber feiner &in6er 6ieie GIT 5ud-
tigen, obne 6esbab 9lr6ern Sic glei=
den @r5tebnnesmetbo6en ridrei-
BEN at 6irfen. @r mag 6ie M11t.
terfprode Ser 9on6esiprahe bor3ie-
bem un6 6arf bod 11i9t berlangeM,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-08-31

@peaieQer @erfanf.

Cine 1re1le Sorte bon @oarpaare11
nngefomme1t nn6 o1f cine ISOLDE 5u
gong mie6rigen 8reifen gum @erfauf
m1Sgelegt. Mustpobl aus berrlt9 &C.
pflo9tenen 30pfen - cine iebr be-
gebrte NuoIitdt. Sc lift 6ies cine
ieltene @elegenbeh, fol6e pie 6iefe,
fir 6os @el6 3u befommen. Cine
@erindung, mer11 SIR tie febt 1T ser
See 9ibe 8nttuaarenbanblnug.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-08-31
Citation for Hearing on Distribution

Citation for Hearing on Distribution.
Estate of Frances Ramacher, De-
ceased.
State of Minnesota, County of Stearns,
In Probate Court.
In the Matter of the Estate of Frances
Ramacher, Decedent.
The State of Minnesota to all per-
sons interested in the distribution of
the estate of said decedent:
Herman Hoeschen, a person inter-
ested in the estate of said deceased by
conveyance from the heirs of said de-
ceased, having filed in this court
his petition praying for the dis
tribution of the residue of said estate
to the persons thereunto entitled:
Therefore you, and each Of you, are
hereby cited and required to show
cause, if any you have, before this
court, at the Probate Court Rooms in
the Court House, in the City Of st.
Cloud, in the County of Stearns, State
of Minnesota, on the
22nd DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1916,
at nine o'clock A. M, why said petit
ton should not be granted.
Witness, The Judge Of said Court,
and the Seal of said Court, this 10Th
day of August, 1916.
(Seal) j. B. HIMsL,
A. H.. klasen, Probate Judge.
Atty. for Petitioner 31-7-14