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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-23
SRl Rldd,tcritrcif.

n SSoiannpoIis, sS11o., %. 9ft.
sssn ben tsdlahtbduiern in SSnbiann-
polls, SsSno., blieben an Dienstag
beim Begi11 Der Mrbeits5eit 5ablrei-
DIE 5bld6ter aus, nodoem bie Mntal-.
gonateb Meat Cutters & 8utber
@orfers l111ion einen Streif ange-
oronet bat; Ser Musitanb miro, nie
8eante oes gerban1es nngebe11, fi1
nuf 1lngefdbr 8, 500 Mann erltreden.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-23
fiat
liO der 6eWalt

@ein, 18. Dftober. Die otter
rei6iide 0fotio1alber nnlmlnng ratt.
| fi5ierte bente BEN rieoenspertrag bon
St. @ernairt. 9ie gbltintntl1ng er-
folgte obne borberige Debatte. Sour
Die 6eutide @artei itimmte gei1loiien
oagegen.
Teffellnng ber &riegsidulb.
8erli1, uber &openbage1, Is. 0ft.
Der bon Der :Megierung eingelebte
|Staats sgeri6tsbof 3ur l1nteril19nng
Der &riegsberantp ortung nn6 Der
8eidnl6igungen gege11 leiten6e
=5taatsmdnner 11n6 n1ilhit6rii6e Sib-
rer, BEN &rieg perbre9erii9er Weiie
beruriu6t ODER ut1notig berldngert
gu baben, beginnt 6ieie 8ode feline
Berban6lungen. General 9u6enoorff,
@r-Botf6after 8ernltorff ltn6 Ct
&ei6sfan3ler bon 8etbmann Soltpeg
tperoen unter oen erlten 3engen
iei1l Die bernonlmen tper6en. Ser
@eri9tsbof tritt an bie Steae bes
bon Deltl9lonb porgei6lagene1l bon
Sen 9luiierten nber abgelebnten inter-
nationalen tribunals bon @ertretern
Der friegfiibrenoen uno neutralen
Nationen.
Ser ugortpdrtsd i6reibt oa5n:
uDie om &riege 56ulbigen baben
@ei6i9te obne Mitleio fir oie Miat=
omen genra6t. sSebt miro Die @eibi6=
te oas l1rteil obne Mettlei6 fir Die
ein5elnen fduer."
ainan5n1tnilt ilter gr5berger fat 6ern
@ei9stag nnitgeteilt, 6aB Mrmeebor-
rdte I'M 8erte bon iiber 100, ,000, 600
Marf nit 3ultimnu11g Der @nte1te
an SI9e6oilotpafien I'M 9lustau1d
fir &obmatertalien Derfauft tDur6en.
Salt 3nfantutenbrld ffiiiir beborites
benb. !.
@iert. Muf Die 5rage nes 1tatio-
nnlen 9ebebnsntittel lfo1troqeurs So
tpenfelo-fuB apar1n1 EtroI feline
@ren5en gei6loiien babe ur6 ii6 1pei=
gere, 2ebensmiteI nod 0ten 5n idi-
den, er1piberte Der 8ertretpr Sirols,
Or. 5dumaber, NIT brl1taler Sffen-
beit: u@infud, neil mir fein @ertrau=
en- in BEN 8eltan6 6es 2anoes baben
un6 es fir unflug balten, nns fir
ben 3niammenbrl1b bor5ubereiten, H..
ipaS mir an 2ebensn1itteln baben, i1t=
nerbalb unierer @ren5M 5l1 bebal=
ten" Dieie @rfGdrrng gera6e Dor bent
3uiammentriH Der Natio1alberiamn=
lung bat einen peinli6en @inorud
gerna9t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-23

@rfIarung gefunoer1. getersburg
.f6eint iioItert 5u feir, bod i'm iibri=
gen iinb feine 5uberldiiigen 8eri6te
iiber oie mabre Sage IN oiefer @egeno
erbaltli6.
0iaide Gntidrioung ertuartet.
8afbingto1 8. g., 20. DIT.
Dns @eiu6 Sen. sssubenitldS, 6eifen
Sruppen Betersbnrg be1agern Die
Ser. 5foaten 1r1o9ten 2ebensmittel
nod 8etersburg ibide11, fobaIb Die
Stabt eingenort1ner if, traf bonn
anrerifonifben @efanoten Morris IN
5todboln1 bei1n 5tdots bepnrten1ent IN
8aibington elm; eine @ntideibung
tpirb borausii6Hi9 balb getroffen
tperben, tnie bin3ugefigt mnroe. Ser
@ortlnl1f Der Note 1palroe nidt bers
offentlibt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-23
'fQrd)terlid)e$
Gle1td III Wiell

8ien, 81. Oft. Biirgermeiiter
Heumann bon @ien Ibergab benz
gertreter Ser Mifociateo 8reb bier ei-
men Mufrl1f an oas nmerifaniid
Dieier njbtper bein1gefudten Staot
5n9Ife 5u fommen ebe es 5u fpdt lei.
Ser 8iirgerneiiter iagte, Die aller-
i1redIi15ten 2ei0en Doraus, tDenn
| Iniht @ilfe gebradt tperoe, oenn Die
Staot lebe tati61Iib 1ur BON Der
l&anb IN ben Mur1o. uBir iinb boil
11tdnoig BeHler, iagte Der giirger-
ne1ter, uu11o es ifebt uns nur Ser
5ueiflung bebor. /"
sSrn @in5elnen fiibrt 8iirgermeiiter
&euman1 aus, Die bon Der entente
ge3ogenen @orrdte ieien eri6opft, uno
0ie 8elteunng neuer infolge oes Ser
fngers iegIiben @reoits unm0gli6;
ebenio ieien sic 6uHerborrdtk fiir8ieb
|11no 3ugtiere eribopft. Die Glei1df
portion lift unf orei l1n5en pro 8opf
11nb @o9e berabge1eBt 1por6en, bod
febit oieie geringe Menge iit nidt
lail ae;,, es1IiiI ar lG naa;efe,+ t0p me,.oen famn
esr;5,,e I osd,;l gp;Ih +; mn. f;;r fIe;no ON.
Sor orr ,,,,n ] a.,4 IL = 80 mn. :, heshr;nf-
to-, m spenaen nor ~ =, - hnhpn m ~ gip 81 MorrStp
-, On G;sr,, ss Mohnem a. ] g,,ffpr = @offpp ~ !,
gnrtnffpIn O. I'm ebsnfniIs c er5dShft
g;e Mrpiie f;;r Qrpin,,,o 1inh n1,f Sns
snre;f,in solho no,4;onpr ,,,,h o;nfnh ,,n.
e,.s,h',a;,,a1;h Sfp?a s "a. n;o mo55er SIp
81, ac,,gr nb,,,,,,gs,, s;nn = ;;herf;;TIt hns
s,, f;;,f,,n asieh,;a mro.a,,t So. esa,,;i;s,, p
i, har eStg .an,,St9toSt :, e;,,pnn oSpr smpi
,oinn,ern nm mn ,r'nhnpn mon
qip s,,n,,ftrip {ot,p;t TO i;bprhn,,pt
nod III Betrieb 1T, 8erfebrsnlittel Il.
@roftnnIugen tpifien feine1 Gag, ob
lie am fpnune1ben Gag niAt lblieBen
n1iifien. gs 1T pe1lig Musii1t, DaB
mebr nIs 11ur Elm Heiner Bro5entfnB
Ser gep0Iterung oieien 8inter ii11-
1itanbe iein tpirb, iib 1eine Ueab l5eiten
5u foden. Die @rnntenbanier tperoen
geidloifen tperoen miiifen, looab cine
erf6redIid de5terbli li9feit al ertpnrten
1T; oie @duIen baben fein &ei5mate-
rial uro miiien geihIoifen iperben.
81 Sabl Der Mrbeitsloien iteigt tag
lid, 11no es 1T 1iber an5lnebmen, Dab
IN einigen Boden ibon Der Babnber-
tebr Der1agen miro. 91e Senperatl1r
1T gegentpdrtig lDe1tig liber 8efr1er-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-23
Streik9efa|l||)1' in
Berlin b'el|9ele9t

Berlin, 81. Dfftt. SHE Iebte $50
DIE in Berlin brobenbenl 5treifs, bie
nan1entlid bie 0ffentliden 8etriebe
tart in Dfitlei6eni6aft ge5oget1 bot
ten, 1inb abgenen6et poroenL il,6en es
.gelnngen 1T, Bic 4aerfenn1ng zines
S6ie6sgeri1tes burb3u1eBen;; bies
fann als erfter 5driHf aa1f Der 8nbn
ser longion1en Mieoerbe beriteunng BON
9lutoritdt 111ib Dts5iplin geIen, 6ie
.5eittpeiIig itarf III ben 6iutergru16
getreten, tpenrt audi ME gan5 per-
Idapun6pn tparen. Dial 5treifbetpe=
gung tpar bon ben fefan zNrbeitern
onsgegangen n1to bate 1ib 6ann a11f
Maf9iniiten, Sei5er uno Mrbeiter Der
groBen &rnftnnlagen ausgebebnt,
o1Berbent orobte ei1l 5treif Der 5tra-
Benbabner aus5ubrebe1r Gei9slpebr-
nnini}ter geoSfe griff energiib Elm, ir1=
6en1 er cine Befan1ttr flu11g erlieB,
III Ser er bie Mnitifturg bon 5treifs
BEL Ben Mngelteutel1 ioldere e55lt ouifrien,
6ie fir Die 6ffenHiiden 8etriebe unent-
bebrli6 ii1b, fir 1traf6ar erfldrte,
1116 inben1 er uuBeroent Die e6t1i-
ihe11 Melerbetruppen u 8ereitlbaft
rtpIIhp 81
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-23
Sd)a1ltul19. Hllll|ell n
dement, veryvorfe1l

Mp1bingotn, 18. Dft. Dng bonn
ublifnnii9en 5enator 2obge, 8or-
liiber bes Mnsibuiies fir auspdrti-
| ge Mngelegenbeite1t e11ttnorfeneS Sban-
tung glmenbement 5um SriebensD
trag pl1roe I'M 8unbesfenat nit 55
gege11 35 Stin1men abgelebnt; 80 &e-
pubIifnner lnb 3 Dpnofrnten ittnn1-
ten fit, ID Mepub blifaner lln6 Al De-
ntoff ffpaten gegen basielbe. Die M6t
itinln1ung ergibt, tpie ieiner5eit Die
iiber bas SalIi1e 9fn1e11oement, bob
Die @egner Ser 8atifi5ierung beg.
8ertrags III ieiner nripriingli6en
Gornn itarf genl1g fin0, 0enfelben 5n
6an 5n bringer, luenn feline 8orbe-
baIte IN eit15elnen beanitan6et eten8u1fs
ten nngenpn1n1er tperben. Sait ian1t=
li9e @epublifaner, Die gegen 6as
Mmenbenle11t 2obges itimulten per-
ben einem 8orbebalt 5uitintmer1, IN
benz 6ie Ser. Stanten erfldren 1onen,
6aB tie an Der @nti9eibung Mber
|S9antung 11i6t teilbaben tponen;
5oies I6Bt sic Mnrunbne eines ioI9en
Mmen0ements als geitdert eribei-
men.
&Here @prte So Gpll lettes.
Senator Sd 5oueHe bon 8isconii1,
Der entfbie0en 0afiir mar, bob 6en1
8ebenfe11 geger 0as 5bantung-
M1te11oenent in einem Nmenbernent
.beifer @e11iige getn11 tperoe, uls in
eil1en1 8orbebnlt, bielt fur5 Dor Der
Mbitinml1111g cine &e6e, feine erite in
tMngelegenbeiten 6es 5rieoensDertra-
ges. Or fiibrte aus, 1pe11n Die Ser.
5taoten Dem S6antung- -Nbf onmen
5ultin1n1terl, 10 itii16en lie nidf bell
Ter bo, alS ein betpnffneter 8egelage-
rer;; Das Mbfon1n1en ieDIt be5ei6neteI
er aIs infames 0erbreden
Mbitin,nrn iber bas Mntenoenttnt.
Die @tinmet, bie fit, be5tp. gegenl
bas 2obgefbe Sbantltng Amen0e-
1nent nbgeben tpnr6en, Derteilten
ii9 tpte folgt:
Mepnblifoner fir basMmen6ement:
Ban Borab, 8ranoegge, CALDER,
gapper, Curtis, Diatngbann, 5oa,
5rnnce, GreDIingbuDfen, @ronna,
&ar6ing, Sones (Baib), Rnor, So
8ouette, 2ooge, Wecgormid, Mc2ean,
Moies, Stem, MetpberrD, Norris, |
Sage, 8enroie, Bbipps, Boinoerter,
Sntberln116, @a6stDortb,
8orrert Sobnion 0alif), Bafion,l
80.
Den1ofraten fir basfebe: Gore,
Meeo, 8alD (Malf.)
&epublitaner gegen bQs Amen0e-
ne1t:: Colt, Gnn1n1ins, Sole, &eaogg,
Henpon, &eDer, 2enroot, Mc@nn-|
ber, McMarD, Nellon, Smoot, 5pen-I
Ger, 5terling EotpnietD IL.
Ded1ofraten gegen 0asielbe: Ms-|
burit, ganfbeab, 8edban, Gbnmber-
lain, guIberion Dial, gletder, Sap,
8errp, @arris, &arri1o1l &enberlon,
Sitdcod, sSsones .(R. 3d., &en0rid,
@ing, @irbD, Mfc@enar, MDers, Stu
gent, Ober1nan, Omen, Bbelan, HiH-
man, 8onerene, &nns6en, Gobinion,
|Sbeppar6, Sbielbs, 5imnons,
5nitb Wri5.), 5mitb Q@a.), 5mitbI
Wb., 5tanIeD, 5tpnnfon, 9bomas,
granlmen, l1nbertpoob, Wullb, Mont.
Nillinms, @oIcott 41.
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.Deutld)lailllds a ~.
Ite1t flr beletu!1lg.

/ >t%*~lStJ@tp >Stt%lsJSss = 49,,
iar1nlung tpuroe@ @ntriiifung lal1t, als
oie &egierung onfinoigte, BOB Die
bonn Meid)e 511 tragenoen Soften 6es
municipalities Ser, grtente-8efaBnngs.
trnppen iotpie Der perf9ie6 e6enen& &on-
troll =s@Ronnn1iiiion Der Maiierten it6
Ianf idbrli9 3tpeieinbab Bis BRET Mil-
Iiar6en Murf belanfen tpiirber;; Der
Ginan5nliniiter fpra9 I'M !8uianmen-
bang 6anrtt Die Soffnung aus, bob
I oie entente elWed9te nit Der 3eit Die
8elaltung ibrer @erteibigungsmittel
our9 lnterbalt be1onbe 8efubungS-
truppen bod enlpfin6en nn6 6ann au-
mabli6 6eren Stdrfe berabieben Mir
0e11.
So3ialoenlofrntiiAe 1no 6emofra=
tii1e Mitglie6er befdhperten ii6, bob
Die Goroernng Der entente in 0ieier
Be5iebung 1naBlos ieien uno ibre
Grnppen anf Deutidlan6S Soften
1dapelgten. Sn Berlin iinb fir Die
9luiierternliilione11, sic nd9ite 8obe
ertpnrtet 1peroe1l bier Der fiibrenbe11
Sotels belegt tporoen; man rednet
auf insgefanlt etlpa bierbnn0ert Off
aiere un6 uhtbun0ert Marn nit alDei=
bun6ert Mutonobilen.
DberiMefen nnb Sd)lesmig.
Ser 8opiiBer Ser au1erifat1ii9e1l
&ommo1lion IN Dber16lelien bat Sic
6ortigen 8ebrooen er1udt, Quartiere
|nno @e16qftsrqume fir sic unerifaz
nifden Sffi5iere bereit 5u 1teuen, Sic
bon iebt bis 81. De5en1ber ben Grams
port mneritaniid6er gr11pper aus benz.
Mbeinlano al leiten babet1, Die auf 6ie
Dnuer Der Bolfgabitimnunq Sber-
ihle5ien beIeBen louen.
ssn @inflang nit 0en 8e6ingunaen
tbes {5rieb nspertrages baben Sic oent-l
1d)en Bebroben ins 5hles}pig nit Der
9tdun,ung ser er1ten 1no 5lpeiten 3o-
ne beqonnen. BiirqerIihe Bea1nte nit
1Dren Sam1l1en 11no 1Drem 9n1tsrm
Vlle1l 3usn4 5nsuuunngsapel'e c !lu9, pe!l 81
neL.l IealuJlu..y H. gc Sym:;l uslel1s ~.
4;tft ge,,.s e,, nv,
na,. apef ue
sa..tsst So, 2nsuyu'aSr.n usI sn
-, p.t cnSao.,ere ru,rle 9A'1' 'ue4' o'e's'' pOel
Q" 1Su1'eu'ul.
trhdmfhde WfaRregeln.
Ser Budget Musl6uB ser geatio-
nalperlammlung bat 5el6lolien, Mn-
5eigen nno Sotel Ne6nungen NIT
elmer 5ebnpro5entigen 5teuer 5u belle
gen; bie @0be Ser 2uruslteuer ilt nod
ni9t feitgefebt, bagegen lit bebreits Ser
5ab fir @eI96fts l1midbe anf an
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-23
Dit @eradtang beitraft.

: (. ~ i d
Ms am 5nnlst agnadpt1ih ihtttag IN Der
-Demtl9en Nationnlbe 11,111ung Der
Mbgeoronete @ibborn bon Der. 5par-
tufus @artei, Der fribere 8erliner
8oIi5etprdfiifbert nno 9n1tpt- -Mnitifter
Der Mddr5nnrnben in Berlin, anldblib
iiber Den Gtote besM rbeits=
1t1niifteriun1s bns ogSrf ergriff ber<
IieBen 1rntlii6e Mi11iiter init ibre11
5tdben, fotpie bie Mbgeprbneten uler
@orteien nit 9lnSnab abme. Der unnbbdn-
aigett 5o5in en1ofrnte11 ofte1tatip
ben @nnl. Gid begmn feine
Meoe nit ei11er @edBtt 4 ig1tng feiner
8alh1ng in Ser Sparta afus =Nebo olntion
n116 be5ei6nete ii6 ielbIt a1s rebollt-
tiDn6rer glrbeiter.
MbreHe Ser Mnerifnner+
Mm 5onntag berIieB 6ns lebteMit-
glie6 Der otnerifnnii9en Milttarfom=
million, oie IN Berlin getpeilt batte,
Die &ei9sbaupt1tnbt 111t6 reilte nod
8aris ob, no 6ieie Miiiton aufgelolt
miro. @s lit 6ies Captain S. 6. Ma-
ion. 9a1nit bat Biz nnf Deiteres ie0e
1nrlittel elbare nn1tlide ober balbant=
Ii6e 8erbinbung Der Ser. 5tanten
nn6 Ser Mei9sregierl1ng tpieber auf-
gebort nnb 1per6en Die atnerifanii6en
ssSr1tereiier1 i1tBerlin tpieoer auSiblieb-
li9 bon Der 1paniiben 8otibaft Der=
treterL tpie tDdbren6 bes &rieges.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-14

then, was the new light in which
lorenzo was 20 appear. She had
written a novel and ne was TO re-
view Il.
lie wondered II the editor OF TIRE
sun would stand an entire column
about an unknown genius. Joseph
almost regretted tnat he had discov-
cred three unknown gemusns the
week before. IL was likely &c spoil
the market
lie noticed the name OF the pub
fishers with reeret. Florence would
have done better 10 have consulted
him. Then he read the book. and
buried his face ir his IA mes. for that
novel by Florence Bordeaux was
about the most putrid thing in fiction
that had polluted his chamb ers for
the last Is months II pas wrong
everywhere. il vas wrong al
through. There is no worse thing or
earth than a had historical novel.
and this was a very rad historical
novel
Here. then. was conflict between
love and duty Duty was scratched
and love walked in. BY the evening
Re had written column hailins
Florence bordeaux as the greatest
genius that the century had yet seen.
But his heart was broken. For once
ne had not been conscientious. He
could not live viii: that stain upUI
his soul. So he determined 10 meet
Florence on Mount Nerncn bridge.
take one long, last farewell then
send of the review and then leave
town and his growing reputation as
d literary critic forever.
Florence was a little late for her
appointment and looked very pleased
with herself
Well" lie said. why did YOU not
cOnfde in me? Why did YOU not tel!
me YOU had written q book? Possibly
my prdctised judgment might
What on earth are you talking
about? I have not written any BOOK
| shouldn't be 30 silly
Then someone. else with yoUr
name has"
Has she" What check" she still
laughed at Joseph. somewhat inquir-
ingly He had an uneasy sense that
she was eNpeCl.nE niln 10 Sly some
thing and that he was not saying il.
We'll" he said. what did you
mean. then, by saying you were go
in to appear in a new light?"
IF yoU happen 10 bc blind" sfe
answered rather snappishly, L can't
give you new eyes"
Don't be cross dear. Let's see
it's the same Jacket YOU always wear.
and the same skirt
oh. don't bother. I've got MY
hair done differently, and I've got a
new hat. ] dent want to talk about
it. II you take no interest in my ap-
pearance there's no more TO be
said"
The rest Of his interview Wit,
Florence was far more please n.
But Josoph's column review Of the
novel by her namesake was reduced
10 two lines on the subject Of lit
erary rubbish.
And he was still conscientious.
Copyright, 1912
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-14
The Horoscope
FRIDAY. AUG. Is.

While the planetary figures make
for a lively and interesting day with
events moving briskly there is pos
sibiity OF anxieties. annoyances and
Instructions. although these auguries
are not strong enough TO near lis
aster. The menacing conditions call
for patience. fortitude and good
judgment Under which matters may
be turned 10 good account. as some
propitious influences hold sway. Il
will be fortunate TO deal with COM
binations. trusts or Affiliations.
Those in employment should be care
ful. and all papers should be signed
with caution. Changes and Journeys
should be undertaken with delibera-
ton.
Those whose birthday II is. while
having an active and eventful year
indicated may have need OF caution
and good Judgment A child born
on this day will be active. clever and
industrious. and may be impression
able.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-14
Joseph Met Florence
BY J. II. lie Roy

Joseph vas a very conscientious
young man. As a boy ne had been
known at baseball to dispute the de-
cision Of an umpire in has favor.
Even the ordinary social lines we're
rcpeUant 10 him. ne never travelled
IT. a class superior 10 that for which
he had taken his ticket He never
did anything which was not ex-
tremcly careful and conspicuously
honest
With such character there was
only one thins that the young man
could ultimately become
shortly after nc became a review
or OF fiction for the sun II happened
that he met Florence. Florence was
"A jolly southern girl, and had at
comparatively early age been left
an orphan. As her education was
defective and as she did not like
children. there was only one thing
that Florence could become
u was shortly after Florence had
lecome "A governness that she and
Joseph met Her face was whole
sono and practical rather than
beautiful For some weeks he
never told her his love. Then one
afternoon ne took her 10 hear an
oratorio. 1t may have been the ef-
feet OF the music or of the tea and
toast at the Eastman cafe after
ward, or OF the long ride 10 Balti-
more over the Washington pike
The fact remains that when they
climbed into the touring car he call
cd her Miss Bordeaux. and when
they parted Al the eEd OF the Jour
neg he called her Florence He
treasured the oratorio program ard
met her frequently. one night
there was an air OF mystery about
her
Shortly" she said. You will see
me in new light, Joseph
u would not have YOU different. q"
said Joseph. This was quite the
right thing to say. and ne had seen
10 in a book.
East side OF Mount Vernon
bridge about tomorrow. said
Florence.
Right" said Joseph. He would
then have kissed ner, but refrained
from the publicity which would
have attended the act.
The nCNt morning there was
brought 20 his room a large parcel
Of novels from the sun. He groaE-
ed. because they meant work. and
even the reading CT novels is rot
pleasant IL YOU are paid for It, He
would have groaned still more II the
books had not come because that
would have meant no work, and
want Of work would have made
sunday romantic possibilities more
remote. As II was, they had ar
ranged TO be married next year in
the sweet springtime. Quite qu.etly.
Bride in brown cloth. Honeymoon
of seven days at Annapolis.
lie tore his .nind away from rO-
nance in real life and settled down
20 romance as it is written. and the
very first volume that he picked up
was entitled My Love OF ByEoHu
DAYS" by Florence Bordeaux. This.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-14
MATERNAL IMPRESSIONS.

Perhaps there is more misinfOrma-
ton on the subject of maternal i'm
pressions than any other subject con-
nected with maternity. a maternal
impression means any physical modi-
ncation that may occur in the child
before birth through the state Of
mind OF the mother. We speak OF
these notifications as birth marks. 8"
deformities and so forth. AS the be-
lief in the marking Of babies is very
widespread perhaps it will be a re-
lief 10 mothers 10 learn on what
slight foundation this belief rests
SO far as is known the only con-
nection between the mother and
tion is in the interchange OF nutri-
ton and excretion in the placenta
There is no way by which She ner-
Vous impression can be conveyed.
The mothers blood never enters the
child. 50 even II nervous impressions
were conveyed by the blood, injury
in this way would be impossible. In
fact IL would almost seem that nature
had provided a barrier between the
mother and child 10 protect the
child from just such injuries. On
the other hand II we take into con-
sideration the fact that there are
few mothers, who at some time dur
ing their pregnancy do not have ex-
periences of a disturbing nature it
would seem that all babies should be
marked This we know is not true.
In fact. the causes that are expected
20 show some harmful effect in the
baby only do so IN about one case
cut OF a hundred, and both doctors
and scientists agree that the one
case is only coincidence. Again
most women do not begin 20 worry
about these balefuI influences until
pregnancy is well advanced. and in
estigation has shown that the form
OF the child is established by the be-
ginning OF the third month There
lore. what occurs in later months
can have no effect
From the above il must be as
sumed that the mother Is a passive
instrument IN the process OF fetal
growth. However, in one way she is
a bic TO influence the child's future.
The child IS entirely dependent upon
the mother for the materials OF nu-
triton. II the mother lives so as 70
conserve her own health. gets plenty
OF sleep. exercise. rest and food.
there IS no reason why the baby
should not be able 20 build for itself
a normal body and brain. On the
other hand II the mother goes
-nrouuh her ura rnanrxr renfnirC and
lamenting. taking no care OF her
health the baby Will naturally be
robbed OF some OF the nutriment
needed for its best development
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-14
Discolored or Spotted
Skin Easily Peeled OFF

The frecklng. discolOrinR or roughen-
ing to which most skins are subject at
this season. may readily be gotten rid or
Ordinary mercOliZed wax, spread lightly
over the face before retiring and
moved In the morning with soap and
water, completely Tt1ls of the dishgured
skin. You need nc get more than an
ounce Of the WAX II IN your druggist.
There's no more iective way Of ban
ishing tan. freckles liver spots. moth
patches, or other Cu,aneOus defects
Minute almost invisible. skin particles
come of each day. so the process itself
doesn't even temporarily mar the com
pleXiOn. and You soon acquire brand
new. spotless, girlishly beautiful face
-Advt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-14

acknowledgements William
J. Rauge, who, although he is but
twenty-three years old. is COM
mander OF the 12.OO0-ton trans
port Finland. This photo Of Com
mander Rague was made on the
the bridge of the former Red Star
liner as she locked in New York
Harbor recently. Commander RAJ
que succeeded Lieutenant-Com-
mander c. r. Hill when the latter
died one day out from Brest. The
new skipper enjoys the distinction
Of being the Youngest man TO
navigate 11,OO0-ton vessel across
the Atlantic
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-14

claiming to suit tho taste OF
every smoker. Fatima
makes no such claim. Blu.
you owe it to yourself TO
Try Fatina, the founder of
the whole Turkish blend
family, before you decide on
your final oteady cmoke.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-14

once upon a time the Dutch peo-
PIE We're tulip mad To-day tulip
growing Is a steady industry in Ho,-
land, and every acre OF land on a
tulip farm IS reputed 10 be worth.
$500.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-14

Every mans taste Is his own ard II is of course,
rather ridiculous to find some cigarettes actually
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-14

blends of various proper
tons; and Fatima was
the first one Of this type.
Turkish blends"
seemed 10 be the smoke
that this country had
been waiting for.
Look at the increase
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-14

Cigarette does COME nearer NIlan any
other to meeting the normal" taste.
The reason may be that Fatirna
contains more Turkish than any
other Turkish blend. This would
mean, In other words, that instead
of containing too much Turkish as
straight Turkish cigarettes do, or
too little as IN the poorer Turkish
blends, Fatina's famous blend con-
tains JUST enough Turkish just
enough to taste highland Just enough
to leave a man feeling right even
after smoking more than usual