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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-03-03
HOW TO GET STRONG
A Simple Remedy

J Whatever the cause. W" want to
say to every person who needs
strength. YOU need Ninol our deli
cious cod liver and iron tonic with
out oil, as IL is the most efficient
J strength creator we have in our
store. Here is proof from Dorches-
\ ter. Mass:
II don't know what we would do
without Ninol in our family. / was
weak. nervous and rum down AS the
result or an operation. and NinoI re-
} stored my strength. Then grand
mother had a nervous breakdown,
\ and Ninol built her up and restored
her health and strength after every
thing else had failed. We have used
( Vinol for IL years in our family.
J and would not be without il in the
} house" Myrtle l.. Healy. Dorches-
\ ter. Mass.
( We believe in NInoI because we
4 know IL IL a great strength creator,
due TO the eXtractive medicinal eIe-
1 ments of fresh cod livers. without
J oil, combined with peptonate of iron
and beef peptone, all dissolved in a
pure medicinal wine. so we always
return the purchase money il Vinol
fails to benefit those who buy it,
I .O'DonnelFs Pharmacies and other
Washington Drug Stores that dis
play the Vinol sign.
J p. SIN your own town. wher-
ever you live. there is a Vinol Drug
4 Store. Look for the sign.-Adver
: tisement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-03-03

ers are going to try them on the public
again in the spring. for some of the
new models are made from them.
If there is to be fuliness in the skirts,
it is far better to gain it through ruff
1es than godet flares, for the former
does not lose it's evenness of line at
the hem. and, although the designers
may try to make the ragged gypsy
edges fashionable. in order to offset
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-03-03
lT1IItES10R!ES
.%rBEDDTInTE
~ THORNTON w. BURGESS
Copyright, 1916, Ly r. w. BurgessD
Peter Rabbit Has Spring
Thoughts.

Winsome Bluebird's on the way;
He is due most any day.
1t was Old Mother West Winds chill
dren. the Merry Little Breezes, that
sang this softly as they danced over
the Green Meadows and around the Old
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-03-03
ABOUT YOUR FURs.

If your furs are worth wearing. they
are worth caring for. Here are some
ways to care for furs SO that their
beauty is preserved and their life pro-
longed.
In spite of the fact that fur-bearing
animals go abroad in wet weather and
wear their coats after the beginning
of warm weather. the two things most
harmful to the furs we wear are
moisture and the bright sun OF spring.
So one thing to remember in the care
of furs is not to get them wet. if pos
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-03-03
the ground is still frozen and there Is
snow everywhere! 1 don't believe
-

the ground is still frozen and there Is
snow everywhere! don't believe
word of it,
Nevertheless Peter couldn't get it out
of his head that the Merry Little
Breezes had seen something that he
hadn't. Thoughts OF the glad spring
time began to chase each other through
his funny little head. Two or three
times he found himself listening for the
soft voice of Winsome Buebird. One
after another his friends and neiShborS
who had been sleeping all winter popped
into his head. and he wondered when
each would wake up, and if he would
| be the first to greet them. There were
Striped Chipmunk and Johnny Chuck
and Bobby Coon and Cnc. Billy Postum
| and Old Mr.. Toad and Grandfather Frog
and Spotty the Turtle and Digger the
Badger and Mr. Blacksnake and his
cousins and Buster Bear. Which one
, would be the first to rub the sleepy-sand
! out of his eyes and come out to see
i what had happened during the long
! months he had been asleep. Just think
! ing about them and of the JOY ana
/ happiness which sweet Mistress Srring
t would bring with her gave Peter funny
! feeling which little by little he recoS-
nized as the very feeling that the Merry
! Little RreezeS had spoken of-the fee'-
! ing that Mistress Spring really and trul!
! was on her wa.
/ Hun exclaimed Peter just as he
, had before and shook himself. But he
/, couldn't shake off that feeling. Ihel
! he remembered what the Merry Little
using his eyes. Huh said he. again
Il guess if there was anything to SET
| I'd see it. There's nothing the matter
| with my eyes and I haven't seen any
! signs of spring yet. Flowers in bloom
f., The very idea
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-03-03

Very light and charming effects are
obtained by using chiffon or crepe
with navy serge. the latter usually as
O trimming.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-03-03

sible. Chinchilla. especially. IL ruined
by dampness, so never wear that when
1t rains or SHOWS. And be as careful
as possible to keep other furs dry.
{
If sou do get them wet. dry them in
a cool. dry room. not before any in
tense heat. .
The curl comes out Of Persian lamb
when it is wet: dry it very slowly to
restore the curl.
To clean furs heat -four or bran in
the oven and rub this into the fur
Leave it there an hour or two, then
shake it out thoroughly.
Put your furs away as early as DOS
sible in the spring. There will be less
danger Of moths and they will miss
the spring heat and sun il they are put
away.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-03-03

light colors in an indeterminate hue
that gives an effect of grayish green.
Every one is glad that pockets have
come into fashion again. for that
makes it easy to keep always at hand
a handkerchief and purse for carfare
This little jacket possesses two pock-
cts that serve by way of adornment
as well as usefulness. The belt should
be a bright shade of whatever color
is strongest in the dress design. and
II viii be pretty to trim both skirt and
jacket with some of the lovely braids
brought out for spring. Folds of silk
will not look as well on wool goods,
and certainly not on this type of dress.
The yoke is quite feature in new
spring coats. and some of the sport
coats with yokes are termed st. An
drew's. after that home Of golf The
yoke on this coat makes it very easy
TO fit the jacket and also to place in
shape the box pleats that add so much
TO the attractiveness of the garment
These pleats come over the belt. and
that gives length and grace to the fg-
ure. as all long lines do. Such jacket
would be particularly becoming to a
stout woman or girl. and any stripe
or plaid will be attractive. as well as
mixtures and plain materials.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-03-03
BY ANNE RITTENHoUSE.

Special Corr, spordcnce of The Star.
NEW YORK. March 2.-One would
think that ruffled skirts of silk net
would have become a bit stale because
of their constant usage since last DC
tober Evidently, however. the design
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-03-03
Little Basques of Satin.

There is another strong difference
between the gowns of this spring ana
those Callot introduced Two years ago.
Vt lies in the little basque of solid col
ored satin. which is borrowed from the
costume of the Breton peasant. THIS
placement of Il bodice or a coat of
heavy material over i skirt OF thin ma
terial is one of the new IDEAS Tor the
spring: it Will he seen more and more
as the season grows. not only IN the
combination of thick and thin fabrics.
but in materials of different design and
different colcr&. The dominating idea
is to use the solid color for the bodice
or coat and the thin fabric or the ma
terial with the color design for the
skirt.
Accept this underlying principle of
the combination and then take as
many liberties as YOU wish.
The Breton basques, which were put
into fashion by Poiret during the win
ter. have taken a strong hold on the
other designers. and one sees them
throughout the new. fashions in vary =
ing degrees of correctness. 1t is prob
ably the handspring of the idea to
combine skirts and coats of different
fabrics.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-03-03

Hip puffings in contrasting materials
are appearing on the new skirts.
The very high. straight wrinkled col
lar appears on some of the spring suits.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-05-11

Zeppelin $50 lit nod Sem lebten
l1eberf fall BON England bonn Sturm
lrab 0ail1emarf abgetrieben nn6 BORT
geideitert.
Gin oel1tidyer 9leroplan bot Ben
e1tglii6en Soften Seal am &anal
iiberfallen un6 611rd cine Mn5abl
9omben SEN 0ortigen 8abnbof un6
a116ere @ebaube f6tper belddbigt.
Sic britiide @etpoltberridaft Ia
ltet idtper ouf Srlon6. Siefergrei<
fen6 1in6 Sic penigen Modyridten, sic
iiber Sen fur5en Greibeitsfompf Ser
SSrlan6er, Ser Elm trouriges gnbe
fan6, beonnt gemodt mer6en.
Ole britiide 8enil1r perbin6ert
einen Ser @abrbeit entipre9en=
6en 8eri6t, aber gang fam fie Sic
8abrbeit 6od ni6t bertui9en. ln6
10 gelongt Sic Ma6ri@t in sic Sef=
fentlidfeit, 6oB ii6 unter Sen 81 Sea-
tionoliiten 6es engli16en l1nterbau=
les MIR Elm ebrli6er un6 mutbiger
Mann befan6, tpelder Sic itan6redt=
lide gridieBung ser 6rei irldn6ii9e11
6iibrer a1s cine 96mod fir eng
lan6 5t bronomarfen magte. Mls ser
Sremierminiiter Msquitb sic @inri9=
tl1ng befannt gab, i6ler6erte ibm
2oiprence @inneu bos @ort SUIT
men" ms @elidt.
Inter SEN SrlGn6er1n Ser @ereinig-
ten Stooten berridt beute eine gro
Bere ginigfeit, ols in Srlan6 ielber.
SSn elmer lebten Mben6 in ct. 2oris
%gebaltenen @%erimmlung 6es 3meig=
bereinS ser 6reun6e ser Sriiden
6reibeit erflarte Ser bodm. &err
Gim Dempiep, er babe Safer @il-
belms 8il6 nit &Ieebldttern &C.
idmiidt> Sic i'm aus SrIan6 iiber=
ian6t tporoen ieien. St iagte, er
mer6e cine beion6ere @e6dhtniB=
meiie fir Sic &atrioten leien, Sic in
Ser lebten &ebeaion itarben.
Seinoli@e 6lug5euge beidoiien>
uie Die Sberite Seeresleitung aus
8erlin beute nodmittag mel6et, Ben
belgiiben Seebafen Siten6e, ser ii9
i1 beutiden @anoen befin6et. gi11es
ser an 6em lteberfan betbeiligten
Tl11g5el1ge mur6e beruntergebolt.
Sda6er mur6e nidt angeridtet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-05-11

abteilung bes Mei@smarinsamts erz
nannt, erbielt CT 1908 bas &ommanz
90 6es Qinien14iffes n&aiier @ilbelm
Der @rpbe", bas er 1904 NIT Dem Der
u@llaB" pertaui@te. 1905 tpuroe er
ols &ommobore nit Der Mabrnebz
muna ser @ei@dfte bes 3peiten Mb<
mirols bes erften @ei@mabers be-
trout, i'm folgsnoen Sabre gum 3tpeiz
ten Momtral 6te1es @ei@maoers,
bann gum 8efeblsbaber Der Muftld<
rungsf@tffe ser attipen @@la@tflotte.
8is 1912 @bef bes eriten @ef4maz
hers, tpur6e pobl 3und@ft our Ser
fiigung Des @befs Der Decentralization
ser Mcrofee rno fpdter our @erfu<
sung oes &aiiers geitelt. 9as Sobr
1913 bra@te ibm bic 8ef0rberung
3um Mbmiral unb nit Der @erleibung
bes erblt@en M6els bic @rnennung
gum @6ef bes Mbmiralftabes. Set
Tebruar portgen Sabres tpar CT @bef
ser 9o@feeftreittrdfte, Big er fiir3li@
trantbeitsbalber bon feinem poiten
3uriidtreten mubte. = Momiral b.
pobl binterldBt NIT Der Witme 3pet
SD4ter; 6er ein5tge @obu 1T i'm lebz
ten 9erb1t ben &%eloentob fir bas
@aterlano g%eitorben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-05-11
Citation for Hearing on Petition for
Probate of Will.
(Revision of 19O6)
No. 5lU7,

No. 5107.
Estate of Nicholas Schreiner, De-
ceased.
State of Minnesota, County of Stearns,
In Probate Court.
In the Matter of the Estate of
Nicholas Schreiner, Decedent.
The State of Minnesota to all per-
sons interested in the allowance and
probate of the will of said decedent:
The petition of VIM. B. Schreiner,
being duly filed in this court, repre-
senting that Nicholas Schreiner, then
a resident of the County of Stearns,
State of Minnesota, died on the End
day Of May, 1916, leaving a last will
and testament which is presented to
this court with said petition, and
praying that said instrument be al
lowed as the last will and testament
of said decedent, and that letters
of administration with the will annex
ed be issued thereon to him the said
William B. Schreiner.
Now Therefore, you, and each OF you,
are hereby cited and required to show
cause, if any you have, before thls
court, at the Probate Court Rooms in
the Court House, in the City OF st.
Cloud. County of Stearns, State of
Minnesota, on the
End DAY OF JUNE, 1916,
at 9 o'clock A. NJ, why the prayer
of said petition should not be granted.
Witness the Honorable ]. B. Himsl,
Judge of said Court, this 9th day Of
May, 1916. j. B. HlMSL,
(SealO Judge.
J.. B. Pattison,
Atty for Petitioner. 4-11-18-25
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-05-11
Mdmiral oon %o9l.

Ser por menigen Mo9en nerftorbez
ne @bef Ser oeuti&en 9o41eeflotte,
Mbmirol b.. Yobl, 1tanb i'm 81. Sc
bensiabre. Sn Breslau am Is. @uguft
1856 geboren, trot CT 1872 alS 8az
oett in sic Marine, pur6e 1876 I'M
terleutnant, 1879 Sberleutnant 3. g.,
1887 Superintendent, 1894 &orbet<
tenfopitdn, 1898 Sregattenfapitdn.
SIM G1ppember 1898 ibernabm CT bas
&ommanoo bes ST 5tenpan5ers
vMegir" unb 1899 bas bes &reu5ers
r@onia", nit Dem er na@ Sfoften
ging. Mdbren0 Ser 8oIerunruben tn
Gbina purbe CT Tubrer bes internaz
tionalen 2anbungstorps, nit Dem ct
am II. Stunt 1900 sic S%afnforts
ftiirmte, cine !9elbentat, bic feinen
Momer boltstImli@ ma@te. Na4 6er
9eimtebr gum @ori tonb Der 3entralz
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-05-11
Sic &rie9s1a9e.
(6ortiebung bon Seite ~

nit pielen 8omben angegriffen.
|Srob 6es umitan6es, 6aB iie fdmer
beldoiien 1prtrben, febrten olle nnlere
2l1ft1hiffe gu ibrem &eimatbsorte
5rriid.
lteber 6ie lebten Mngriffe bon
Meroplanen a1tf Ole engliide &ii1te
iogt ser 8eridt: Gin 6el1tfdes Slug
5el1g ser Marine griff erfolgrei@ Ell
ne brttii6e &iiitenbatterie bel 5an6=
bid, iii6lt6 ser Miin6ung Ser Ebem=
lie a1n6 aronautii6e Citation peitItd)
bon Seal an. SSn ser Sitiee maretr
6lug5euge Ser Marine ftorf tbdtig.
Gin 2l1ftgeihtpo6er marf mie6er
8omben ab nn6 er5ielte BEL Mngrif-
fen onf oas ruiiiide @dladti@iff
@laba mebrere Sreffer. Gin fein6=
lider 2uftmgriff ouf Ole 6euti@e
&uiteni totion bel Eiiien beruriabte
feinen militarifden @do6en.
Gin amtli9er 8eridt aus Dem
tiirfiiden Sal1ptp1artier melbet, lpie
Die ueberfee-g be.
ridtet, bob Der ruiiii@e 8eridt, 6ie
&uilen bitten gr5ingen in tiirfiid
slrmenien genommen> ouf @rfin6ung
berubt. 8ie Die &apos=Mgentur
ilber @tben mittbeilt, tper6en lit
|Smprno Eruppen 5uiammenge5ogen.
Dieielbe 9epef6e mel6et, General
fel6marfdan Gilman bon San6ers iei
in @mprna eingetroffen, INN 6ie
Sertbei6igung Ser fletnaiiotiiden
&iiite 5l1 1eiten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-05-11
Cute Rfklamf.
6umoreske uon Nliris.

DIS i@ emit in @60nlante cine
3eitung b%erausgab, iiber5eugte i'd
einen Mann aufs ausbridli@1te, bob
es ii@ lobnte, cine Mnnonce CUR @mz
pfeblung ietner @aren ein5uruden,
Gs mar Elm 3iemli4 gut baltebenoer
&aufmann, uno ib bate f@pn ldngi It
periu9t, ibn als Snierenten fit mein
8latt gu gepinnen.
,Gs Bat ia teinen .3med!" iagte er
gep0bnlid. SD lefe ME bic @n5ei@
gen in einem 8latt, uno anbere tun
es ou6 ni9t. On Sen @rfolg oer Ste
f1ome CLAUDE t9, bo9 nur an fol9e,
bic ii@ Sem publitum auf3mtngt.
Damn ma9t 1ie ii@ be3ablt. Mber in
elmer 3eitung? Warum ni&t gar!
Seoer 3eitungsleie r meioet ben 4n5ei*
genteil pie @ift."
rNun," iagte t@, npenn t@ Sic
ober iiber5eugen tann, 6ab bic 2eute
mirfli9 sic Mn5eigen in meinem 8latte
lc {e.!, tperben sic Damn inierteren?"
rNatirli9 tue i@ es Damn. $50
rum fo1te id nidt inierieren, tpenn
ib mir Nuben oobon perfpre@en
fann?"
Mm folgenoen Sage lieb t@ in bic
GuBerfte @de metner 3ettung 3pti@en
Elm paar 9ausmtttelan3etgen folgenoe
Belle einriiden: rWas mtrb Goben
auernGdftens tun?"
Mm nd@iten Sage belditigten i'm 10
piele 2eute NIT Sragen, pas iene
3etle be6eute, bab er MIDI bat, Die
@a@e In Ser nd@iten Nummer gu erz
tldren. S9 peripre4e ibm bies unter
ser 8e6tngung, bab i@ f@retben
oiirfte, tpas ib moQte, unb baB ct
midi ni9t 2igen ftrafe. @r miQigte
Elm, unb id fdrieb: r@r mirb natir<
lt9 auernd9itens inierieren."
l1no oos tat CT 6enn au@.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-05-11
Sic aartuffelidla@t.
Cine &omDois aug ernlter Belt.

Cine &on1Do1s aus ern1ter 3e1t.
Sm elmer 1@0nen, groBen Mirtsz
6austu@e lebte in Der Rriegs3eit bas
beriibmte, pcitber3meigte @efhle@t
Der Rartpffeln. @ie 6as aber in allen
groBen 5omtlien, fogar Sen beiten,
bprtcmmt, 70 CAB es au@ unter Den
perf@ieoenen Mitgliebern, 3peigen
unb Mrten 6ieier 6amilie allerlei
Streitigteiten. DIM erg0bli4iten aber
mar folsenbe @ei@i@te. Sin &artofz
feltloB marb INN cine prin3eBtortofz
fel. Sic aber mies i'm ab mi. Der
8egrunoung: CT lei ibr gu rob. Mus
@ut bariiber perfebte ibr Der robe
&ortoffelflob einen &artoffelpuffer in
bic @eite. sic 1@rie UNI @ilfe uno
ss entftono elm GROCER &artotfelaufz
lauf. 9ie roben aartoffeln 14arten
}i9 Urn ben &artoffeltlob, nno es
>pdre ser Prin5ebtartoffel aebIt i5rem
Mnbang i4le&t ergangen, penn bic
9ibe bes Samples nt@t 10 grob gez
me1en lpdre, Oab Die roben Tartotfeln
Idliebli@ pie aefoat paren. @ls man
enblih auseinunberging nno ben
@9oben befab, gab es piele @erpunz
bete. @tne Peutartoffel mar geplobt,
cine 8artoffelfpeiie geitir5t, eintge
&artoffelfu4lein tparen gu &artofelz
Fret 5erbriidt, NON iob i%iberbaupt cine
Menge 3uetfdfortoffeln UNI: hDrte
piele 8artpffelplin5en. 3milden Der
Prin5eBtortoffel unb oem roben 8orz
toffelflpB mar Giles aus. sic fano Elm
&artpffelplabGen inn Mager lines
@ebsimrats, unb er 1tir3te iid ir Den
&ortoffel1tru0el bes 8ergnugens, bon
elmer b%erii6mten &ino14onipielerin
beripei1t gu merben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-05-11
4. Mai.

Ser gauge Mbfdnitt meitli6 Ser
MoaS, Defenders aber ~&0be 304"
liegt 1,rter idmerem 6eutidem Sel1er.
Gin fron50iiider 4ngriff a1f sen
uTo6ten Monn" =&IgeI lit abgetpie-
len tpor6en.
Deuti9e 2uHfre113er un6 Mero-
plane paren int Often ,tnb @eite1t
erfolgrei@ tbatig. Seds feinolide
Slug3euge tp11r6en obgei6oiien ODER
a11Ber @efedt geieBt, un6 Sic 8abn-
b0fe bon Minsf un6 Molooeti9no
iin6 nit Bomben belegt noroen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-05-11
IN Oct 1ppnole.
Oumoreske bon Grnlt aflaaG.

v8l0oIinn!" ruff Elm iunger, aber
abeeplast auslebenoer Gbemom elmer
@ruppe BON 8efanrten gu, Die 1i9
iiber 6npnotismus u~nterbalten. SD
Tage Sbnen, 9ppnotismus TT Der
refine Suart!" rMiefo miRen Sic
oas?" t0nt ibm Die 5raae eines @lauz
benoen entaegen. rWieio uno mober
i4 oos meib? Sea, id perfu4te es
lei meiner Jrau, unb baS bradte mid
au Ser @rfenntnis, baB Der 9Dpnottsz
mus bic lebte 3uflu9t zines an @rz
neidunq leioen6en @ebirns it,"
Mon itiir5te iiber ibn ber, er folte
eradblen, uno Damn begann er au@
feline 2eioensgef@i9te, bic @ttuation
oan3 bramatii9 perani4ault4enb.
sd ri6tete meme Mugen feit auf iie
unb 1@ritt langiam aus Ser entgegenz
lieaenoen @de oes 3immers auf ben
plaB au, no meine Grau faB. Mls
meme Muaen ettpa feds Sou nod bon
Sen ibrigen entfernt paren, 1agte t9
NIT langlamer, f4orf betonenoer
@timme: nMatbiloe, gu biit gang
glidli9 = bu brau@it meiter fetne
Rleioer unb !9ite mebr." Sin trGuz
merii9er, in bic 5erne irrenoer Bid
itabl ii6 in ibre Mugen, unb t4 ge<
pabrte 5ofort, baB i@ iie bppnotifiert
batte. @eraoe i'm 8egriff ibr gu fus@
gerieren, baB lie na6 Sem @rtpahen
aus ibrer @tarrbeit cine gan3 onoe-e
6rau, NIT ptel geringeren Mnipruhen
uno teinem foitipieligen @ef9mad
mebr fem miirbe, begann tie in 1ant :
ten, melan@olif@en @orten gu lalz
len: rSh, @eprg, i6 febe = etne1 10
enlightenment 9ut = IN einem @4auz
fenlte = ct toitet nut $25!! M4
@eorg - pel@e pra6t!!" Sic NOR
un{treitig i'm 3uitanoe Ser 9%e1ieberei,
uno mas i9 au@ anitellen mo4te, tie
fab ni@ts anberes als ben 9ut, uro
auf ale meme 6ragen erpioerte tie
ni@ts meter als bic entiebli4en
Worte: uy1ur = rs = Dollars"
Mt@ uberlief Elm talter @@auoer,
m1gli@ gu er4psden. absr fein Mit*
tel perftng. @nbli4 i@rie t4 ibr laut
3u: u8ei benz Worte oret muB bu
aufnahen uno ales pergei1 en-, mas
pol1iert 1T. Gins, 5pei, bret" aber
lire Mntport blteb: rNur - Is -
9oQars." 3mei furdtbore Stunben
perbro9te ib nit pergeblt4em 8emiiz
ZEN meme Jrou ins 8emuBtiein 5uz
rud3urufen, unb in Der fi9 itetig itetz
gernoen Mngft tpegen Der @efabren,
Sic nit Der M%nmen0ung bes 9Dpnoe
tismus iettens zines 2aien berfniipft
1inb. @9on in @er5metflung geraten
unb entI4lonen, einen Mr5t gu bolen,
momit ic6, often geitanoen, aus @@am
ge3Dgert batte, fiel mir gum Slid Elm,
baB oie 9ppnotiiierten oft felbit baS
Mittel gu ibrer Grpedung boour4 in
Sic @anb geben, 0ab mon ibrer @ugz
ge1tion le0igli9 Tol9e gu leiiten bat.
I'm oiel lem @irne nobm ih flint Stint
0ouarz@ Sob tiide aus Ser 5a14e unb
1pra9 gu metner 5rou: rMatbtloe, t4
foliage nit bielen rs 9o1ors auf ben
Slid, ems, 5ipei, bret, Damn mubt ou
er!pa9en." Ser grfolg fteate ith To-
fort elm. = Metne 6rau erbob iid
bon ibre1n Sit, nabm oas @el6 uno
1pro@: SD bante Dir, lieber @eorg."
limb Damn ma4te iie ii6 ferttg, I'M
ous5ugeben uno ii6 ben neuen SUIT gu
faufen. ga, meme Metnung. iiber
!@ppnotismus tennen Sic jebt, ber
refine r8lD6iinn."
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MheltmatismnS.

8enn SIR BON droniidem o6er
musfuloiem &%beumatismus geplagt
iei6, madt einen @eriu@ nit @bam,
berlains Eminent. Die 8%efreiung
bon S@mer3, tpelde iie ertpirH> lit
aqein biele Mole 6ie Soften nertb.
3u faufm in &enrp's Corner 9rug
Store. = Mn5.
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bon, SAGE. 8

- @umor pom Sage. Ser
2anoiturmretrut 8, 80 Sabre alt,
int 3iptlleben @robtaufmonn un6
mebrfa@er Milliondr, 1T Elm febr
ti@ttysr @ol6at. Meuli@ fogt Der
ltn%teroffi3ter %moblpoleno gu ibm:
49,, i@ CLAUDE, aus Sbnen miro nod
NAL 'tpn3!"
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Mdjtnng 0itglieber 6es ct. Spiepb=
8ereinS!

Sur 8eadtung, 6aB 6ie 3eit Der
0iterfommltr1ion auf 7:45 bormit-
tags nad)iten 5onntag a%bgeanoert
lit. Mae Mitglie6er iin6 eriudt, iid)
Inn 7:3O morgens in Ser ct. Ma-
rien4Sdulbolle ein3ufin0em.
60. D0rner, Sefretar.
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EDWARD L. ROGERS
Rep. &anoioat fur Rongrek
ie6fter 9tftrtft.
YIattforn.

l. Gin @hubtarif, nelber ben Inter-
ihieb 5miiben ben &robuftionstoften ba>
beim unb brauBen nertritt.
2 Jbberale llnteritiibung fir 8erbelz
ierung unb &%ontrudtion bHentliher
5Dbpe9e.
3. Sin Spitem NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
8re6ite, bos 'Mnleiben on Sar1ner 81
niebrigerem 3insfuB pDriiebt.
4. Mbdnberung bes 1855 8ertraes.
5. Budget @pltem fir Musgabe Der
Dffentlid)en @elber anitatt bes alien uporf
barrel" @piten1S.
6. Mneemeiiene 8ereitidaft fir
neutrality-suspicious..
z. grmunteruna 5ur g%nttuide1uue
Der 8ailerfrdfte anf Der 6ffentlihen So
mdne unb 5ortoauer bes &eflamations<
GrDiettes.
s. MneemeKene 8ebiiion Der Sdif<
fobrtseeiebe gu benz 8tpede, baB Der Nuf<
bau elmer ameritaniihe 6anbelsmarine
geiidert iein mag.
9. Gr felt Elm fir unb uirb beouniti<
gen ir9cnb elm @eieb. wDburh bic Gage
Ser MrbeitertlaKen unb bie Der Sarnner
bieies 2anbes perbeiert perben.
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Derongeb1i@ # Monn
in MiY1ouri, Sobn M. Mc@onnen,
lit i'm Otter bon 106 Sabren IN So
rons, 8arrp Gountp, aeftorben. ST
por leit 35 Sabren Witper uno Elm
@pbn ibsrlebt i'm.
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Cine iebr CUTE

@elegenbeit fir einen @dmie6, eire
<S6mie6e in &ibar6ton, 81. g., at
faufer. Sour nod cine nn6ere
<Sdymie6e inn @inage. @egen MGbe-
REM o6re1iiere man
Souls Sdaderer,
26=2t Midor6ton, g. 8.
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&erlangt

&erlangt
gum fofortigen gintritt Elm 6euti9es
fatboIiibes Ma6den CUR @erri@t1ne
ougemeiner Satsarbeit. Na@5ufra-
ben in S. 8aron's Spe5ereibo1t6-
hing.
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Gin ge4piiies @urmlei6en (@p6a=
ti0en) fommt nur. BEL Ben @in1nobn=
ern Sslonbs nnb M~n1traliens unb
font nirgens Dor.
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gu b~erfanfen

81 berfanfen
ein ifones Mabogoni SCHUBERT aIo=
bier, bas $40 foitete. @roBes 8or-
gai11 5u $110. 81. s. q. 9obt,
4O1-5. Mpe. iiiblid,
1853. ct. CLOUD, Mi1m.