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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-22
The Rod.

III N announcing us opposition 70 the
spanking Of children, the American HUI
name Educational Society very truth
fully says that the words ''spare the rod
and spoil the child can not be found in the
Bible, but that we owe them to Samuel
Fuller who penned them, in 1868. This is
very unfortunate argument. For, though
the words quoted above are not in the BIZ
bic, there are others Of the same nature,
and much stronger. The writer Of the
book Of Proverbs says: HE that spareth
his rod, hateth his son, but he that loveth
him chasteneth him." and "Thc rod and
reproof give wisdom; but 4 child left to
himself bringeth his mother to shame" So
the effort to convince the advocates of cor
poral punishment that there is no biblical
authority for it, fails.
1t is much better and wiser to discuss
the question from the modern point of
view, and on it's merits. There are many
things commended in the Bible that.no one
would think of doing today. 1t is unfair
unfair even to the Bible itself-to appeal
to it on such matter as this The fact that
1t can or can not be quoted in support Of the
use Of the rod is quite irrelevant The atti-
tude Of civilized people toward children
and child life is vastly different from what
it was when the book of Proverbs was writ
ten. Education, of course, has been abso-
lutely revolutionized. But those who are
given to "whacking' their children can
still take comfort in the reflection-if it be
a comfort-that there is scriptural author
ity for the practice.
There has been a great change for the
better, even in the last few years la the
cid days corporal punishment was the
rule. One reads, almost with a shudder, of
the canings in the great English schools.
Dr. johnson, as perhaps might be expected,
defended flogging. "There is" he said
"now less flogging in our great schools
than formerly-but less is learned there. )"
The doctor had been schoolmaster him
self. In America, at the present time, the
rod is not fashionable. OF course the race
OF brutal parents is not extinct. But we
are making progress. The wise man of the
Proverbs is still on the side Of the spank
ers and floggers.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-22
The Storm Breaks.

The Storm Breaks.
1T Is true. certainly. Katie. that you
must mind Mother Graham now l
said In as mild and eoneiliatory tone
as possible. You know very well that
| am going TO be away from home five
days OF tho week. and Mother Graham
will. OF course. have charge Of things.
| hope that YOU will"
.Marsat At. Ny mother-ln-law's tone
fairly drIpped amazed Indignation.
What do you mean by standing there
She's got 10 do enc of two things. beg
my pardon and promise to behave her.
self while She stays. Or.
katie interrupted her with hysteri-
cal scream Of rage that tore from her
throat rs II she could keep II back no
longer. Her fingers, no longer elenehed
In her palms. were outstretched above
her head working angrily,
"0h! OH. she screamed, II could
keel, / could keelle
For a terrined moment I thought that
she meant actually to attack my mother
in-iaw and | hastily moved IN front of
the elder woman. But in another mo-
ment | realized that 1t WAS but another
e5aiiitien of the violent temper. which
10 dn Katie justice. she had been heroi-
eaily endeaeoring to conquer In the
years she had been with me.
The next moment she had broken into
uncomfortable sahhing and darted for
the door. controlling herself long
enough to shout back at ray mother-in-
la4x. as sha stood for q nicGlent framed
In the opening:
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-22
L.sAA.A nv NINE. FRANCES 49,

~ AsTOR duvetyne ia the medium for
displaying row after row of shaped
bands. beautifully stitched In self
color silk. on this street dress designed
tons accent the stitched bands which
outline the side closing of the SHIRT. a
chcmisette OF flesh pink Georgette crepe
10 laid fatty against the youthful throat
The tam-o'-shantsr hat Of dark blue
satin carries q heavy chenille tasssl
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-22
Nj SOLDIER HUI S B A ND
------ ADELE GARRsoNs PHASE OF --
REVELATIONS OF A WIFE
: "stood BY. Mother Graham and What Happened.

You tink I stay a meenit. york for
You? Not for one million, billion dol
thrs in one week You call me one ape
II call you yot tink dose police put
me In t7ll one tousand years"
Through all the angry turmoil Of the
moment | couldn't help n whimsical re-
fieetion that the honors OF war were
father with Katie. Except for a hectic
spot upon each of my mother-in-law's
faded cheeks. her composure was unruf-
feet She spoke incisively as the door
slammed behind Katie.
"Vot! Can Get Agatha Hsrs.s
Good radiance to bad rubbish. she
quoted. IF ever that proverb WAS ap-
propriate. 1t Is at this moment or all
the temnery, impertinent. absolutely Inn
possible maids l have ever seen, she Ia
the worst. I have seen some of Harri-
cts new ones that I would try to train.
that | thought We're the limit. but they
couldn't hold candle to katie in gem
eral eussedness."
! was exceedingly angry at Katie for
the exhibition of insolence and temner
she had given us. but this wholesale
denunciation Of the girl who had served
me so long and faithfully, stirred my
indignation.
"She was impairment of course" 7 an.
swered. trying to make my voice calm
but surely. she doesn't deserve all NJ
the things you're saying
You always were a fool, Margaret
my mcther-in-law returned tartly. And
now, let me see what's best to be done
l can manage everything except the
eahyss bath, and think II your father
will help me with that just to watch r
don't get one of my spells while I'm NJ
II. can get alo.s until can get Ara.
tina here
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-22
WHAT

Lord Eusace Percy is renowned for his quick sharp
wit New York recently he took taxcab his hotel
and duly paid and tipped the chauffeur his arrival
But the chauffeur, accustomed American
aganee seemed to think the tip too SMALL
Whats this here for my % he said looked
at the coin In his hand with contempt.
Lord Eusace, as he turned away, replied CURLY.
Drink I'm inclined o think, Judging by your nose
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-22
Pay Day Always Comes


honor and seifrespec and natural your
double tied their folly
cunning cruelty.
For he that laughs honor
honor be lives
VITO
CT
The Free tnionit h nothing
giving situation H
the nature of those n
Z
e
world
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-22
A WORTHLESS LIFE.

He great bore and talking to crowd about
the coming election. Said he Zones a man; he
capable honest fearless conscientious
from drowning
do you really Jones elected?' said a
solemn faced old
u DO indeed. I'd do anything to him elected"
Then let anybody know that he your life
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-22
MODERN TIMES.

Under the dim lights the ultra modern lovers in
silence.
Those sweet words, Ola the stars but always new,
had been spoken, and the answer had been Yes"
But the ordeal about come
BE brave dear heart" he said. BE brave" And
brayely She passed library parent
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-22
WINFRED 81 AC< z zs6T he Failure Of ssFree Union
Copyright - ~

IN at oneo Of the theatres
can do?
calls emusta
So the OF
quite determined little
cashier
But here's tile puzzling o all
The Village doesn't
Free Unions
Of them like that
s
telling ietfered life
O.
And to tell the truth neither T. Can your
What's the II tsntgo to be
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-22

she oaI
Edward
lie
the Something electric
it,
could interested by the spilled the and forgot
both
whole village
dining Will
another Free non and It is romantic and
picturesque and nteresting-while It
This
ELL, devoted tell
Henry whatever his Is
will havet o
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-22
Chiidran-Yes, Two Of Them

children yes two them Poor little anaee things
breathd night their
a d a
print
tive
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-22
SHORT YARNS.
MONEY TALKS.

They say that Solomon the wisest man"
Yes replied Mr. Dustin StaX. Solomon had all kinds
Of reputation. AS the richest he able to
ploy any publicity talent that struck his fancy"
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-22
PUTTING IN THE
PUNCH By PEIs
ENGLISH AS SHE is MURDERED.

r. *. M.Inclosed is a bunch of abstracts from ette
into the risk office They really
written, although will probably believe it. Son
OF them copied from the bona -fde letters myself
Previous to his departure married to
justice Of the piece.
l have four months baby, and he is my only
support
discharged from the army for golfer
which i was sent home for
AS l needed his assistance to keep me inclosed
(n clothesD
Owing to my condition which haven't walked in
three months FOR broke leg which Is No. 10.
inclose lovingly yours.
In service in the United States Armory.
And he my best supporter
received my insurance polish and have since
moved my postoffice
/ am his wife and only sir.
You ask for my allotment number, have four
boys and girls
Please correct name and could not would
not go under consumed name.
pleating a little time.
l need him to after
Both sides of parents old and poor.
Please send a wife's form.
We have your letter. | am his grandmother and
house.
You have changed little girl to boy. VIII
that make any difference
Please lei me know if John has put in applica-
tion for a wife child.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-22

,HE Free Union" isn't free union any
| and it's gone to smash absolutely and entirely
= and irreyocablY To finders
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-22

HEREBY extend invitation to all who in
terested in typewriters.-Adv. in Chicago Tribune
But is there any hail large enough to hold them?
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-22

70 manage the caro- OF the baby with
Katie gone and my mother-in-law afraid
TO handle him. The thought haunted
me | turned to Katie.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-22

II the German who killed Quentin Roosevelt really
visit America he will have courage than any
heard of before
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-22
ANOTHER HERO.

EDWARD TRAVERS has graduated from a cerrespon-
dence school course and must that results
prisng His enclosing Of the constitution is without flaw
and his free hand work is simply surprising He will give
sort of illustrated talk at the Epworth League.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-22

YOUNG person writes in to know il fur cuffs viii
much this year. We believe they Will, particularly
about the edges
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-04

idetpifen, Sic Ri,oer al io8iaHiieren.
&inber bon brei SaBfren a1ftpdrts iol<
len ben gltern l1nter n1nit1noen nit
ll@SeluaH genonlmen nro in ltaatlide
MnitaIten gebradt neroen, IN oenen
iie nod bolfdetpiitifden @rnnofaben
er3ogen merben ionen. lin bic Sim
Ser gegen Sen uperberbliden ginfluB
Der gltern Die n9ourgeois"ASDm
patbien iibertragen foGnnten, gu du<
ben, inb 8eiude bur6 Die Glterr Der-
boter. SSn Eula iol(en Dor fur5em
1000 @inber inter 5ebn Sabren pro-
bemeiie ibren Barnilien als 8erfn6s-
obiiefte entriiien moroen lem. Biele
.gltern Die gegen ben 8aub ibrer
&lei1en prote1tierten, mnr6en Derbaf-
.tet. @ineg Der erlten grgebnille beg
@eriu9es beitanb 6arin, Dab cine gro-
Be 3nbl Der &in0er megen mangel=
bafter HfIege uno @rndbrllng torb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-04
M1itralien Derbanlt Mdarb @agner.
NuitrnIien mil i'm feinen NreiS

Mnitrnlien berbannt Midarb 8ag1ler.
Mnitrulien min Inn teinen 9reiS
apieoer Mi9nro 0agners Msuiif bo-
ren. Entertainment I'M bieie nagner-
lfeinolibe 9timml1ng bat Der Diref-
tor DeS @onlerDatorillms IN SioneD
III nnbegreifliber batcrldnoiider Sc
meteorological ben @ebanfen gefaBt,
ben grDBten EeiI Des programmes
zines acknowledgement &~on3erts ben
Merfen 1es perponten Deutl9en Wfei-
|iters e%inaurGu1pen. Mngefidts bieier
YfliGtbergeiienbeit 0es Muiifers ia,
ben Die Mitglieoer Der ge~iebgebenoen
Aorperldaft Die erite 5ibung Der ol1s
itraliiden @a1n1ner nu6 benubt, nm
eine gagesoronung ein5ubringen, Die
lbeiagtem Direftor in Ibarfen Borten
Elm Snbelsbotum al1sipridt. Nub leb-
|bnften Observation-Disclosures m1roe
Die Eagesor6m1ng angenontmen, nno
Der Gi5eprdli6ent 6es @abinetts mnbz
te Der @ar11ner auBer6em b%erfpreden,
ben Sal bem Meinifterrat gu unter>
breiten un6 6afir gu iorgen, 0ab
MeaBregeln ergriffen mer0en, Die cine
@ieberbolung 6erartiger muiifalii6er
MiBgriffe bon Dorneberein Dereiteln.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-04

z

lnor0en tpar. Miit Dem &orf3iebe1
meines 9aidenmeIiers gelang es nil
nod elmer Weile, Sen 8fropfen ber'
dnsauaieben, nno gu met1lem groBer
lgrltannen idb im Die 8iibne ODER tpe.
niqifers Elm Stud bon ibr.
ST iab Elm giiengeriif. tpie esgted.
turner bennsen, nro id iab aud Die
tbeiben Il1rner, 5fpei inr1ge, dion ge:
|barte M1nner, oie ibre N11nnlner Gle.
giant a~usfiibrten. SD befanr mid ies1
a16 alf ibreu Namen anf ben Blafa.
ten I'M SotelneIibul - &aiie bteBen
lie - unb lie maren natlrltb peltbe,
riibmt.
sic ldpanger iib BON einem Ned
sum anoeren. Ser cine bling an ben
Beinen beg a116eren un0 biloete a11l
|0iele 8eiie cine Sdoufel. Ser Mann,
Ser ith mei11em @uflob arr nahlter
|befan6, fdien Der gei6idtere al iein,
|gr itan0 nit ben 9dnoen anf BEN
Red uno mndte bie iogenannten Nte=
lentpeae, mie ib fie Bel fetnem arDe-
rem ie 5uborgeieben batte. 5ein 8e-
itdt mar rnbig nnb 166n babel.
Ser groBte Cell 6es Brograr1t1es
ser bei6en El1rner NOR Dorbet. 51e
ltanoen n1f 0er8iibne, trodenete11 1t9
sic Sdnoe nnb rl1bten iid) anf einen
NuqenbIid aus.
Die Mniif bate aufgebort gu lpte=
len. Ser Martt inter mir lebnte It'd
qegen bas eine &ed unb mafte DEM
8ublifnm eine Mitteilnng. Seine SD
mera0 loGte iebt ieinen beften Grid
auffiibren. Nab elmer groBen Nte1enz
mene poate er ii6 bon etnem Ned
8um anoeren i6tptngen nno oabei eli
ne Doppelbplte fblagen.
Gs m1lroe gana itil I'M 5ool pte
INNER BEL iolden @elegenbetten. Ser
Muaenblif 1T ernft nn0 ipannem -
ein Jeblgriff, uno oaes lit bin.
Mein Mann berlieB baS9fed, mod<
tie cine 8erbeug1ng Dor Dem A11bl1-
fum nno bing nit i6neQem 8rtff an
Ser Nedltange. gr begann ft9 5lt
idtpinget1. Ser Mann bling tpie an-
getuadIen an Ser 5tange, pie Elm
8enoel nit eigener @raft.D Die S6tpin=
au11q nnroe immer ftdrfer. @r mlng
einmal berum, 5meimal, unb alS er
6as orittemal in Sic 90be fam, fonn=
te ih an Ser Spann1ng ieines @e-
ii6ts ieben, Dob er bas nad1te Wenl
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-04

funobeitIihen g~erbdtniie gbinas
tnerbeiiert nirom Northumberland.
heifen merben n1lg China uno at1oeren
orientaliifden 2ddroern uiiber bic BeH
sb~eriddIeppt. M6er nen1 Mofefeqer u.
1nr1oere NbiIartropen ie0eg sSabr 5ebn
wtilionen dinefITifde Menfdenleben
retterL tpiro es il Nuroertarofiinf5ig
syqbren neua5eDnbunoert WiiQio1en
Gbinefer a11f Ser gr6e geben, bier
hainoert Miuionen n1ebr. nls ie ge
aerrp1rtiq 8enpbner batnno ba1l11
.tuiiroe bie geIbe Slut Dor Der man
iih idon Iange gefIrdte baf, am On
Sc 5ur furdtbaren 9ntfade tperoet1.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-04

SD farn einmal al1f elmer 8etie
rad Wiinden unD tpobnte in etnem
ausgeseid}neten 9otel nit gl1ten Sim.
mern, por5iiglibem giien u11o bofll.
der un6 aufmerfiamer 8eoienltlg.
Ous Sotel umfaBte a1lBer 6er1 Ee.
ltaurant, in Dem oie @diite tire Mabl-
seiten einnabmen, and elm Bartete,
Sellen Namen id} bergeiien babe. IS
aeb0rt audi ni6t at Grabbing.
Mein .Simmer I'M Sotel lag geraoe
iiber BON ser @orietebubne. SD tpnBte
uihts babon. bis id zines 4benoS,
ais ib uagemobnlid friib gu 8ett ge-
aangen NOR, ourb Elm merflpurDtges
8erauld eetpedt maroe, ein @en1tih
bon Srdeltermtiif uno &altagnetten.
geflapper. SSb fette mid I'M Bet OUT
ul1o bordh, uno nad elmer Betle
tpuroe mir flor, oaB i6 Der unftdt.-.
bare Sell zines Barietepublifnm
ipar, oas gerooe in oieiem Mngenblid
bic 2eiit1ngen elmer lpanil6et Sd1-
serin genoB.
Sd fonnte tie nid)t ieben, dber i'd
b0rte tire s1ritte, lire flappernoen
Nbiabe uuo oos @erduid Der &altag-
netten. Mber id mar miiOe, legte Mid
lpieoer bin unb perlu6te at iblafen,
lpuroe ieood BON neltem ourb ben
Npplaus geipedt, ser auf ben tpobr-
ld)einlid biibiden gan5 folgte. SD
flutldte aus Mufmerfiamfeit gegen
cine l1nbefaunte Game nit.
Damn tpuroe es ltiu.
Die Stiue oauerte aber ni6t la1ge.
SD pernabm Stimmen unb 0as @e=
troppeI bon SiiBen. Wein 56laf mar
bin. Sd itieg aus Dem 8ett, legte mid
nit bem DIR auf Sic Dielen funo
bordte. 9idts at b0ren. Mit Neu=
gieroe fragte id mid, mas fir eine
Nuulmer iett pobl fommen tuiiroe.
@enn es ein S%Guiioniit mdre, Damn
miiBte i) mild an5ieben uno binunter-
geben un6 i'm mir anieben. Sic mo=
berne Magie bat mid INNER ttef un6
ernlt %interelliert.
Sd bob Sen Seppid al1f, I'M BEL
ier 5u boren, uno 0abei madte i6 ei-
ne %gnt0edl1ng, ote MIDI plotli6 bell
mad mu6te.
Mitten int SuBboben iaB ein Bfro=
pfen, Ser ein talergroBes 2o6 aus
fiillte, bas tpabrideinlid 5u 8eleu6-
tungs5tpefen fir 6ie 8iibne beniibt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-04

ben Spruang 81 benz urberen Ned
biniiber MAIDEN miiroe.
Dn fiiel mir ettpas Elm. gt1pos, tpas
in bieaeidt nidt Ebdatte tln ouen, mas
ids aber bod tai, narlm tpeiB i'd
felbit nidf: id lopfte alueilpal bar
a1lf ben GuBbooen: fraf, fttod.
Ser Mrobat belt ii leine1l
|Sdaparg inne unD tano I'M Mngen,
bid ouf benz 8IbnenfuBboben. Sd
Iiab mir bas Beii6t an. Dnri1 lal
ettpas Melles, Nahoenflides, nnrlbi
ges. ST bordte.
SD oadtte:: Dns 8ublifum glaubt
sob er bic Sade idanieriger naadt
aIg iie lit. Gin g~enobnliber Grid.
IS bauerte Elm boar Mugertblife
uno onn11 hing Der Gunner tnieber an
Ged. Sic 8eae fling ebenio r11big Uni
Iider an tpiie 3ubor. giinmaI, 5tpeimal
u11o aIser Das brittle Mnl gernoe bod
pben IN Der 9lft tan6, nopfte Id
meim 5bldlge gum 5p%eitenr1ol. "
fam tpie onseborige Deal. Ser Wanr
unterbrah bic Gsumtner, lieB ib fal
len uno ltonb mieDer a1f Dem Sub.
booerr. Sd borte, baB CT ffeiinem &a,
mepaoen etmas 5nflilterte, un6 oieie1
madte Elm 3eiden IN Die &11liilen bin:
Elm, un6 Der 8orbang 5og it6 5niam'
men.
Dos Drdeiter ipielte Die nddt}iite
Drummer, un6 i6 ging an 8eH unf
i1lief f6lieBlid Bel irgenoeinem Gon.
Splet zines Sd1gerB 5tpeiter &ldle
Elm.
Mm 1aiiditen Gage ertoadte if
.fpiib, erinnerte mid plobli6 beiie1,
mas am Dorbergeben6en Mbenb ge.
i9eben mnr, nn0 glal1bte, bob ih al
les aetra1m bdctte. Mber 90 ent6ed=
tie i6 ben fortgefbobenen Eeppid,
0as God I'M Gl1bboben unb ben
Sol5propfen. ST berlebte anes tpie6er
in Ben friiberen 3uitan6, ndbm Elm
500, 5og mid) an nrb ging aus.
Our Sriibitiids5eit mar id mieoer
I'M @otel. Ser groBe 6peiieiaal nit
Sen 6enftern mad Der Strabe mar bol-
Ter @dlte. S6 befam einen fletne1l
Gid mttten int Sanl, nno an See
bentifb ioBen 5tpei elegante Serren,
Sic ih Iofort miebererfnnnte.
Sc tpnren Die Medfttnrner bonn 8u-
riete.
9ie aBen ibr Srubitiid NIT gro
Bem @rn1t, obne matchmaker 5n ipre-
6enJ nrb uls iie fertig paren, 5lnoe=
ten lie iih lire Bigaretten on.
Cine 5trei6bol5idadtel, Die i6 III
men borgte, bermittelte oie gefannt-
idaf, uno i6 ieBte mid an ibren
Eiid.
Mir ipra6en bon 8arieteS, nno i'd
iagte:
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-04

eS1, britiidjem nnter1a11g teilte I'm.
teritautsfefretdr bes S11nern Sir 5a-
mar Greenwood MD, Die bel1tfde
Meidsregierung Dabe es abgelebnt,
iih an einem bon Ser gntente geplan=
ten pirtidaftIiiden Druf gegen oas
Somiet=MuBIano gu beteiligen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-04
Wa1 ,,1t6 abtuarten, pb BE b

Mau 11nk ab,uarteu, Db BE bon.
8rdfiDenten ei1rberlfene 1e1ie sSnDa1-
ffriefonferen5 mebr leiiten tpiro nlS
lire 8orgdngerin. SSbre 8lfnnanen-
iebung berebtigt 81 ettpas groBererI
&offn1r1ae1 aIs Die 11ngIidlide Nus
tudbI oerMitgIieoer Der riberen aon<
feren5. Mber oog Bn1bingtoner RI1nn
iheint 3uln11menfiinfften oieier Art
nidt beforoerg guriittig 5u fein'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-04

&c IL beoanerIid,b af Ser 4ol5al-
foboI III 3eiid)en Der 8robibitio1 e.
3ablreide Dpfer foroert. aber nod
lbe6alerliid1er 1T eg Dime 3tueifel Dob
sic Muder feIbift n11genfdeinlid nod.
aeniiiaeroe gorrdesbefiten nm 1idt
duff Sen 9oIanIfobol n1getpiefen 81
fein.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-04

selHam TT &, baf SIC Singer Der
goiner 10 id1per gebon tperoen: yin
langen 0bren ebIt eg bort mcbin fie
geridtet inb, oob gan5 getpiBt 1idt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-04

sp5ialiier11ng bDn &inberu.
Die 9etersburger uSSsbeltua" be-
ri1tet bon ei11em Experiment Der 8ol-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-04

Die borneDmen Meniden berite-
ben eg groBartig, id bor1tebm az
=InrgtpeiIen. Gin 8a1ler Ia11gtpeilf td
nit benz @eIidt bng 3ur 2af1gtpeiIe
ppnbt ss
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-02-26
'REMARKABLE PHOSPHATE
MAKES THIN PEOPLE FAT

dpaggtsts everywhers In the form OF
S.Erain tablets Of pure bitro- phosphate
at cost 10 low ~ to be within tho
reach Of everyone,
One OF these tablets should be taken
with each meal and results In many
instances are little short OF marvellous.
Dull eyes become bright. sleep Is re-
stored TO the sleepless. tho nerves re-
gain their strength. thin people put on
flesh and the whole system becomes
charged with that strength, vitality
and energy which makes life so truly
worth while,
j. As there are great variety OF So
called phosphates. care should be ex-
ercised to procure the genuine, stand
ard Bitro- Phosphate. which 10 COM
posed wholly of the original nerve
building substance as discovered by
Peloux.
|. CAuTIOH: - Although Bitro. Phos-
phate In unsurpassed for relieving
nervousness. sleeplossness and general
weakness owing to it, remarkable
flesh growing properties IL should not
be used by anyone who does not desire
Ito put on flesh.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-02-26

eooethtng over sixty years, ASo
Pe)ous. q French scientist discovsrsd
= fevpi Of organic phosphate \ which
when taken Into the human System wal
quickly converted into nerve tissue.
Soon after It's discovery DIR. Albert
Robin ACADEMY OF Medicine, Paris)
began scientific Investigation Of the
use OF this organic phosphate and its
effect upon the human system, with
results that amazed the scientific and
medical world.
ToAnv II 10 an admitted fact that In
the treatment Of these ailments d.
rectly or indirectly due to the depleted
nervous vitality, such as nsurasthsnia
nervous weakness, premature old age
insomnia, lack OF energy. fatigue
nervous debility, thinness. ETC., 1t is un-
eQualled.
Physicians and hospitals everywhere
now recognize its merits by its use in
ever-increaslng Quantities, and II 4,
therefore matter Of more than or
binary interest to All such sufferers &c
learn that this organic nerve building
phosphate 10 now obtainabls from Nc
Bride 4 Will In Asrshalitown and most
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-02-26
PIONEER SETTLER DIES.
Mrs. Martha Riehsy Aged Albion Wo
man Passes Away.

Mrs. Martha Ann Ricvhey, a resident
Of Marshall county for tiftylfive years
and one Of the oldest women OF Albion,
died at 3 o'clock this morning OF par
alysis and infirmities due to her ad-
vanced years.
Martha Ann Grier was born in Nor
gan county. Ohio. May 5, 1889. At the
age of 20 she came to Iowa To help care
for her sister, Mrs. Barker. who was
seriously ILL., At Dresden, Dec. Is. 1852,
she was united in marriage to James
r. Richey. Born to this union were
two sons, Irwin. n. and Sherman w.
Richey. The former died Oct 1. 1905,
and the latter passed away Feb. 2.
1908 Mr. Richey died March 30. 1908.
Mrs. Richey has been a resident of
Albion since ls0, with the exception Of
a very short time when she resided in
this city. She is survived by one sis
ter. Mrs. Mary G. Jenkins. who was
with her in her last illness. and one
brother, William Grier. of Morgan
county, Ohio. Mrs. Richey was life
long member of the Methodist church.
having united with the church during
her girlhood days in Ohio.