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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-05-27


Aot1itee 1p11roen erlpablt: 8. 8. Slice,
Mrtbur 8enien, Mid. MeurraD, gb.
Sarriion, Beter 8eDrens, Sranf Gil
iebabl, Don Stemart unb Sobn &ptb.
- Cine Don Ser Staotbarterfom-
MILTON bei6lollene @ebaltserbobnng
ser Mitglieoer ltnierer 5taotfommii-
lion bon $1,000 auf $4,000 per Sabr
miro IN elmer nuf ben q. Stunt anbe-
raumten Sonbermabl ben gtimmge-
bern oie Sta6t our gntibei0nng l1n=
terbreitet ner6en.
&idnro glsmortb, melder in
Der lebten Sta0tpabl cine &oqe ipiel-
tie nnb als 2obn fir feline Berbienite
Inn Sic @abl oes 8iirgermeiiters
Mntipn in Sic Netbe Der Holi5iiten
n1fgenommen murbe, bat iid ols
i9ledten @eiebesbeibiber ermie1en,
in6em er ii6 @el0, bas batte in Die
5taotfalie flieBen ioaen, unter fall
iden Goripiegelnngen aneignete. t3n-
bem iol cine friminel1e @lage gegen
i'm porliegen, 6arob Elm @aftbefebl
gegen Sen Bis iebt lpurlos ber16mun=
benen &oli5iiten erla1ien mur0e.:
- &reisri6ter &0ier nn0 County,
Muoitor SbpmeD maren Dienitag nit
ibren 5raue1t in &odDiae, no lie ser
@od)5eit ibrer Mi9te, SRI. 8. @eis=
mann, nit 9errn Ebeo0or @nrlt BEL
nobnten.
- Sci einem 9ienltagmorgen bonn
bodm. Or. SEQ Sans in Ser &utbe=
orale Inn 9 ubr 5elebrierten Erauam-
te ml1r0en fins 2eben berbnnben Geo.
Webrmertb, Sobn Ser IN 5auf GapioS
mobnen0en 5ron g. Mebrmertb, nn6
SRI. Maria 5bmit, Eo6ter Ser 8it-
me Maria 59mit bon bier. Mit let=
men 8ertpan6ten nnb Srennoen
miini6t 6em iungen Baare aub Ser
uNor0itern" @liid un6 Segen an al
len @eger.
SIN onBergen0bnli6 boben Ml=
ter Don 80 Sabren fat in ieinem &eim
81 ct. Saul am 9ienItagmorgen 81
motbeus Solep, Der Dor ieinem Tint
5nge na9 Der &apitolita6t mebr 6en11
5tDan5ig Sabre 51 Sen angeieben6iten
8urgerr 0ieier Sta6t 5diiblte,6as 3eit=
li6e geiegnet. Donneritagmorgen
fin6et sic 8eer6ignng na6 borber in
ser @atbeorale GIT ct. 8auI gebalte=
mem Eranergottes6ten1te 6ie 8eer6i=
gung ltatt.
- SSm Diitriftggeri9t, 6ns mod
menige Sage unterbre6ung am Mitt-
mo6 lebter ISOLDE unter DEM &oriiB
6es &reisri6ters Sobn 81. &0fer mie=
ser feine1 Mnfang 1abm, farnen 5tpei
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-05-27

'Rlagen gum gnti6eio. Sn Der 4la-
&c BEG sc. g. 3afobion gegen Mi-
hael &lein befannten it6 Die @e-
ibmorenen 5u @nniten bes 8erflag=
ten. gs beiBt, oaB Der &ldger an
oas 5taatsobergertbt nppeqieren
miro. Sn ie1lem Bro5eB mar Der
9erflagte bur6 ben &edtSantDnlt S.
9. &imsl bertreten. Die &lage Der
.5rau IS. airgbis gegen Or. s.. S.
Wc1opeQ, in Der Die &ldgerin 5n if
REM Gertreter Sen gol1ntD=Mnpalt
Paul Mbles batte, enti9ieben sic Sc
i6morenen 5u @unlten Der &lagertn,
ser anltott Der perlangten $3.50 Die
5umme bon $138.80 5ugeipro6en
mur6e.
Mnoreas Qn6erion, mel9er ant
80. MpriI bei einem Mnto=l1nfaa per-
lebt tpltr0e, lit lebten 0onner itagmor-
gen I'M ct. &apbaels 6ospital ieinen
8erlebungen erlegen. 9ie 8eeroigung
fan6 6reitagna6mittag anf DEM
.Nortb 5tar &ir6bofe itatt.
Bom 1. sunni an Der6en mod
nebereinfunft Ser @ei9aftsleute Ser
Stabt 0eren @ei6dftstiiren nn9mit-
tags 5 ubr nit Musnabme Ser Sam-
ltage, an 0e11en Eiiri6InB abenos 9
,ubr erfolgen miro, gel9lolien.
Cine Nn5abl @el9dftsleute bon
9nlntb miro IN einem 5pe5ial5uge
anf elmer &un0tour 6reitag, Sen 4.
SUM, in ct. CLOUD ~eintreffen un0
ibren 8eiu6 allbier anf anbertbalb
Stnnoen al1s6ebnen.
- &nlpb Slion bon ser @rlten
Rational 8unf lit alS 5bobmeiiter
fir Sen 6onos er11annt lporoen, nell
der in ct. glouo fir Sic l1ntertiib-
ung Der IN 9eutl6lan6 Scot leiben6en
ainoer aufgebrabt miro.
- Die. Mlnmnen Miiociation Der
&osptta1 : &eranbil611ngsi6nle fir
&ranfenpflegerinnen bielt am 10. Sic
les Monots ibre balbidbrlt6e Ser
iammlurg, gu Ser ii6 cine anBerge=
m0bnli6 groBe Nn5abl %regiitrierter
&ranfenpflegerinnen, inter bieien
Sran 81. 81. Groburif, Die friibere
&ranfenpflegerin Ser Sta6t CT. CLOUD
Sic gegenmdrtig in 8ilmington, Sc.
g., ibrer 8ernfspfli6t obliegt. &e=
Ii6ierenoe 8eamti11nen nn6 ein Ser
tretern anf Ser SabreSfonbention in
ct. Soul tpltr6en ertpdblt.
- Ser Stnb 6es. ct. &opbaels
&ospitols lit nit Or. 6. g.. 2epis,
8rGii6ent, Dr. 6. g. 5ntton, Bice=
prGii6ent, 81. s. s. 8eatD, Sdob=
Meiiter un6 @efretGr, nrgoniiiert
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-05-27
COWDEN SERVICE SUITS
Union Made
A Bear for Wear
St. PAUL BARGAIN STORE
St. Cloud. MINI.

- &ommenoen 6reitagaben0 fin
set I'M Muoitorium Ser &atbeoralbod>
Ibule bie S6luBfeier Ser 4atbeoral=
pfarridnle itatt, nobel ben &tnoern,
Sic Sen a9ten @ra6 ser S6ule 6nrd=
modten, 6as Acknowledgements iiber=
reid)t mer6en miro.
- &ebtsonmalt Sbeo6or 8riiner
perl6uffte Sen &in0ern ser ct. Wa=
rien @eneinoe am letten @amitag-
nadmittag Elm beion0eres 8ergniigen,
in0en1 er fir 6ielelben 6aS limited
Gbeater %ousfaufte, IN mel6em 5u ge=
nonllter 3eit ein i60nes un6 lebrrei=
DIES @tiid nnter Sem Sitel n@onfei-
lipn" in Grandchildren 0argeitelt
mltr6e.
- 81. Trik Stangl, sobn Ser So
Mile oes 8anffaiiiererS Sreo. Stangl
traf 9ienltag bon @bicago at einem
o6t Gage langen 8ein6e bier I'M 81
ternbauie elm.
= Mnoreas @0tten, melder Dor
@o6en i'm ct. &apbaels &oSpitol
operiert muroe, lit CUR 6reuoe ieiner
Mnge6origen uno ieiner @ei6afts=
freunoe 10 melt geneien, 6aB er am
Sonntag aus Ser Seilonltalt entlal=
ien mer6en fonnte.
- ssantes g. geebe bon ser 8eebe
Notwithstanding erlitt am Cam,
ltag in Shilling, tpobin. er ii6 bege=
ben, I'M feline Sral1, Ole iid III @rano
Mapios bein6spetie aufbielt, nod
Sauie 51 bringen> einen ooppeltet1
Mrmbr119.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-05-27
- 81. S. 2anopebr, gigentut1e1

u. S. 2at1otpebr, gigentiitne1
Ser AualitD DairD, u~1ter5og lib am
Wontag int ct. &apbaels Spsoital
elmer megen MISUNDERSTANDING
notlpenoia getporoenen Operation, Sc,
ren 6olgen auf cine bal6ige @eneiung
oes @atienten iblieBen laiien.
SIM glitter bon rs Sabren fat
Sobn 9. Morgan Ser III ieinen be-
item Sabren als %prominenter 3ibtl-
ingenienr in 5tearns @onntD etne
Hone ipielte u1t6 6emielben alS oft
5ieller 2an6permeiier Sabrelang bien=
te, am Sonntagmorgen IN ieiner
@obmung an Z. Mpenue iii6lt9 Dem
Eob ieinen Eribnt 5o1en- miiiien. SS11
1879 nnbm ct fem %permanentes
Seim in ct. GIo1b, rah6em er iid
bier 5meimal borber beiu6smetie a1tf=
gebalten batte. Mit Der @attin be-
tral1ern cine Sodter, Settle, sic Sen
betagten gltern Sen @ausbalt fiibrte,
nnb Elm @obn Mrtbur, mel6er ols
SSngenierr in CAPTION, Sbio, cine 8ro
minen5 lit, 100 ct in ieinem 8erufe
Sen 8an eines SDltems bon Ddm=
men, mo6ur6 meitere l1eberflntungen
in Obio berbin6ert nerben iouer, let
tet, Sen 500 6es gl1ten often @aters.
Die 8eeroiglng fan6 9ienitag bonn
Sterbeborie aus ltatt.
- 2ont 8ei9luB oes grefutiD=&o-
mitees miro Elm felt @o6en bon Ben
Mitglie6ern ser CTS 2oge beipro6e=
mes @dauipiel @ogeant) am %. nn6
80. Snli altf 6em Sairgrun0e aufge-
fiibrt tperben. Mn Ser Spite 6es ge=
nannte11 Securities 1tebt bo9n'iter ST.
idof Soiepb 8nib. Sn Ser Daritel=
lung mer6en Sic friibeiten @orgdnge
in ct. Glouo nn6 Sen 6rei Counties
Steorns, 8enton l1n6 Sberb1trne Dor
Mltgen gefiibrt mer6en.
Sic 8eerbignng 6es Soiepb
9obrer, melber Mitte lebter 8o6e bel
ser Mrbeit I'M Steinbrn6 Ser Nor=
tbern Granite COMPANY gu einem id
ben 2ebensen0e fam, fan6 Sreitag=
morgen nod einem Dom bobm. 9r.
SEQ @ans in Ser &otbe6rale gebalte=
men Geelenamte unf 6em &albarien-
%gottesader ltatt.
Sn Ser iMHmo9aben6 gebalte=
men regnl4ren 8%er1ammlu1g 6es Wal=
ldce g. CHUTE Soften Der Mmerican
2egion mur6en als &ea1nten geipdblf:
Carl Sal1er, &ommanoenr; Sobn
.s@eeneD, B~ice=&omman6enr, @6naro
G16peter, Mbintant, Mn6reas 8eber,
g6obmeilter; bo9m. p. &il6ebran6,
s. e. G. @nplon. es1 6os grefMtib=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-05-27

gorbereitungn fir bieie Mlte Nn.
iieblef Geunion mer0en ieitens 6es 3D.
51 beItimmten 4omitees %getroffen,
nno es miro erpartet, 6aB itG aQe
MitglieOer Der Mliociation uno iol'
der, Sic iid Ser 4iioctation Bis iebt
nod ni6t angeldloiien baben, an Der
@%eriammll1ng heteiligen uno ii6 an'
lblieBen, na6bem tie ausgefltnoen,
pie ongenebm es lit, cine iol6e Set.
gelegenbeit ais Mitglieo mitfeiern 51
forner.
- Morit &uufmann labt neben
ieinem @ei6dftsgebdu6e an Z. Mbenlte
n0roli6, 6em Spribenbauie gege1ii=
Der, einen Meubau erri6ten, Der nod
ieiner Goueno11ng gum 8etrieb zines
SleiI1ergei6dfteS bienen miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-05-27
&orgdnge in
@tQDtlebe1l

- ct. Glouo erfreute lib leste1'
Mortaa oeS 8eiudes zines aus etpa
bunoert Sertretern bon @robbanOels=
b1ll fern uno 6abriten Ser Staot ct.
SAUL b%eitebenoen Eouriiteni6aar,
Die nit ,einem ipe5ieaen 8abn-
slg ibre iabrli9e &unotour onr9 Den
11oroIiben Sell oes Staates madt
uuo babel Die Staot ct. Glou0 oils ib=
rem erlten Mnbaltspunft be5eifnet
bate. Sbre Mnfunft par anf Die
nertnte Morgenltunoe angeiebt uno
aur be- timmten Sturoe trafen lie bier
Elm, lpo lie nad) einem ber5li6en gm=
pfoua Sic onoertbalb Stunoen ibres
Nu~fentbultes sic ein5elnen @ei6afts=
bal1ler ser StaOt befu6ten, in oenen
itncn ibr ber5li6er 8rnb IN gleih
berslider @eiie erpioert muroe. 8ab-
reno oes Aufentbaltes fon5ertierte Die
Minueiota Staots Wiuliffapeue, Die
Sen Sel ud)ern bas @eleite geben, out
Ser SauptltraBe ser Sta0t uno ern
tetGll, lpie ultf elm sur @e1elllbaft ge=
b0ri9er Singer, ser 5u mieoerbolten
Ntolen Ser ongelammelten Menl6en-
idloor nit ieiner meloOii6en @timme
o1tteutc, peroienteu 8eifall. Ser5li6
mie Sic 9egriibung bel Ser Nnfnnft
10 lpor ber5lid Ser @ruB 5lm Mb-
Idlieo, ais sic muntere 8ei n6erI6aar
lid, sltr @eiterreiie, Sic tie Samltags
ahel1o nob 2ittle Sails suriidbringen
miro, perabibieOeten.
- Sir cine miirOige Seller 0es Ge,
forutipnstoges, Sic am lebten oes
id11l1en Waienmo1tates in ct. glouo
gehoItel, miro, iiro sic belten 8orbe-
%reiturgen getroffen. 0ieielbe miro
nit elmer Gorobe morgens etngeleitet,
ser iid Sic eigentli6e @e0a6tnisfetz
er I'M ct. CLOUD Snitit11t ani6lieBen
miro, mobei Staatsiefretdr S6mabl
sic 6eltreoe sb1lt. Mn ienem Gage
>perOen Sic @ei6dftsbd1ier ser Staot
geldloilen iein.
- Iie Sabresperiammlung ser
suten Mniie0ler : Miiociotion bon
steorns, Benton nno Sberbnrne
Counties miro ant Is. SUM- in ser
Eresbpterianer Stride abgebalten, in
lpeIder Die gmpfangs5immer eigens
fir bieien 3ped in beq1emer 8eiie
nerben eingeridtet iein. 9ie beiten
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-05-27

&ir6li6e
Na6ri6ten

81 einem Gage mabrer, ber5in-
niger 6reun0e u11o nt6t min6er 5u Ell
mem @brentage, mar ia 6ie an bent
ielben begangene Seitli6feit beebrt
bl1r9 sic @egennart 6es bo9m'iten
8ii9ofs 8ni9 unb oes bo6p'lten Nb-
tes Beter gngel, .. 8. g., bon Ser
g. Sobns Mbtei, geltaltete li6 Ser ge-
itrige Sag, Mittpob, fir BEN bo6m.
p. 2nfe., .. g.. 9. s. g, Hfarrer
Ser ct. CLOUD nnbefledten @mpfang=
nisgemeinoe, an tpel9em 6erielbe ge=
miiroigt mar, iein 5ilbernes Brielter=
jubila11m begeben 5u fonnen. I'm 8
l1br 8elebrierte Ser bo6m. Subilar oas
Danfiagungsamt unter Mililten5 Ser
Ser 5duliugem6 iib Dem Sii6e 6es
&errn nabte, nn6 6ie fl. &ommunior
fir ibren Seeliorger oufopferte.
Ma6 6em Danfiagungsgottes6ienlt
belt Ser Sberbirte cine fur5e 8re6igt,
in tpel6er er sic iegensrei6e Edtig-
felt 6es bo6m. Subilars als &farrer
un6 sic guten gigenidaften 6esielbe1t
als 0r6ensma11n berborbob un6 6ie
@emein6e begludmIni6te gu ibrem
Hfarrer, ser 6os @obltpoIlen Ser linn
o%nbertrauter @emein6e 5u bnbet1 aIs
feline &ouptberufsarbit betro6te. Mit
ieinen @onfratres nn6 nit alien Dem
S1tbilor gntgeiinnten MitgIie6er ser
nnbefledten gmpfGngnisgemein6e
entbietet ot9 Ser uMor6ltern" Dem
.SSnbelprieiter feline mobIgemeinten
@liidpiin19e. M0ge 6emieIben nod
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-05-27

Elm langes un6 iegensrei6es @irfen
alS Diener @ottes beibie0en fein
Mm Mbenoe Dor Dem Seittage begliid-
niinjhten Ole Witglieoer 0es @emeir-
oeboritanoes ben bo9m. Srbilar in
ibrem nno Der @emein6e Namen,
iiberrei6ten ibm cine &0rie nit Dem
bo6tp. &erren Tbiebaut bon ct.
CLOUD uno Blabta bon HoDalton ais
Diafon nnb 5ub6iafon un6 6es
bo6m. P. &il6ebran0, .. g. s., als
3eremoniar ucoram episcopo," tDobei
&o6oemielben Die bodm. @erren
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-05-27

tporoen. Dieie bret Mer5te meroen Sic
grefntip-8eb0r0e in aQen oas sos
pital betreffenoen Angelegenbeiten
Hlben.
sos. 2ommel bat Die grbarbei-
ten fir einen nelten Garage : Bau an
ct. @ermninitraBe 5piiben 12. uno
10. Nbenl1e r0rolid in Nngriff neb-
men laiien. Die Garage miro na6 Iei=
ner Mnsiage eine Der beiten un0 mo-
oerniten in ibrer ginribtung mer0en.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-18
THE WOMAN',S EXCHANGE

Building. and Congressional Library
At each place your bus party \.
taken through the mentioned buIldins,
by special guide, except the NM
seums: where you are given a reason.
ape AZ. length Of time. to get back To-
There is but one such trip day, the ons
mentioned. 1t Is over by 1:45 and Won
easily can get luncheon and be in lin.
to take another interesting trip at 2:W
from the Raleigh. This time YOU do
the outside, visiting, or rather seeing.
bassies and legations and all tile resi.a
dental sections of Washington, then N.
park, to the zoo, stopping there; then,
from there Georgetown and then into
Virginia, to Fort Myer and Arlington
where quite a stop is made in this beau.
turns you. to the Raleigh by p. M,
OF course, there are many ways to 20
but after much consideration we d.
cided this was the best for the shor,
period. I hope this will be of benefit
to Mrs. J. S. MacD:
When you print this letter would YOU
please tell me what will remove whit,
stains, caused by wet flower vases, from
q leather table cover Would You also
give me the New York address Of Ger
aldine Farrar. the grand opera star?
NJ. l. W.
InanK you very rnuCn Tor tne wash.
ington information. l am sure thai
others will be glad to know about this
as well as Mrs. MacD. 1t was very
kind Of you to send It In.
Use one of the commercial leather
cleaners for this table cover The water
has no doubt taken Off the dressing OF
the leather, and the oil in the cleaner
will soften the stain and at least hide
the ring. No home address is given for
Geraldine Farrar Letters addressed 10
her in care of the Metropolitan, Opera
House, New York city. will reach hsrS
safely
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-18
They Quarreled

Dear Cynthia-Ncarly two years ago
/ was going with a girl of whom I
thought great deal. and she seemed TO
reciprocate. My uncle and his daugh-
was about my age II fell to my lot to
entertain her. So took her to a
show, It seems some mutual friend of
my riend and mine saw us and told her
OF II. When ! saw her she was quite
peeved. We had EXCHANGED rings, but
being quite young we had made no
definite future plans, or promises. How
ever. we had some words. I thought she
should have trusted me more, and so to
test her, | did not say that 1t was my
cousin. The next day she sent me my
ring by her brother. telling him 20 get
hers. OF course. / returned It. Then /
wrote a full explanation, but 1t was re-
turned unopened. did not see her again
until two weeks ago. We did not speak,
but / felt by the way she looked at
me that she would have spoken II hao.
Should have spoken? Should write
Seeing her has revived the old thoughts
and kindled the old fame. was too
young then. but I feel now that IL she
were to act as she used to would love
of your readers please advise me?
BASHFUL BILL.
It Is always a pity to be mysterious
about anything that can be clearly ex--
planned. when 1t comes to a matter of
jealousy. Be sure to speak when you
meet again and In the meantime write
once more, making a clear explanation.
Then make matters clear. II you love
her and want to marry her. Ask her
don't beat round the bush. II you are
not financially ready tell her so and
marry and ask II she Is willing TO wait
for YOU.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-18
Various Questions

Dear Cynthia-we go with a young
girl about our own age who has
Jealous disposition, and claims that we
have all the beaus and she is cheated
out Of them Now we do not mean 10
"vamp" the men from her, but she al
most expresses 1t in that manner, wnen
we have a date. Please give us advice
regarding this.
Again, is It right when girl has a
date for another girl to come see her
that night. just to look over the gentle
man? I felt very embarrassed when this
occurred
When accompanied by a young man
to dance. what Is proper to say 10
the gentlemen If another asks to dance
with you. or do you have to dance with
the same one all evening? b. AND c.
If you do not try to attract her friends
away from her, just let her talk. she will
get over Il, only be careful not to do
anything mean to her.
When girl makes date for an eve
ming with a man 1t is not good taste for
another girl to go spend the evening
there too OF course a girl may go 10
see another, not knowing that she mas a
date. but II she knows of 1t, she should
not butt in"
1t is proper to dance with any man
YOU have been introduced to. If he asks
you to- Just excuse yourself TO the
man you are with by saying: "Mr. b.
wants this dance, I'll dance with you
again later" You should dance more
often with the man who takes you TO
the party than with others. however,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-18
A Day In WASHINGTON

To the Editor Of Womdn's Page:
Dear Madam saw the letter of Mrs
s. MacD. in last Saturdays paper, and
I am writing this in hopes It will be of
assistance to her. We had but one day
In Washington. D. c., and we feel as
though we saw as much of the town as
s-possible In so short time.
We got there quite early In the morn
ing. and went Immediately to the WASH
ington Monument. The earlier you get
there the less crowd there is. and con.
sequently the more chance OF your get
ting up. From there CFifteenth street
Southwest and b street Northwest walk
up Fifteenth street Southwest to - @
street Northwest There you will find
an agent of the Royal Blue Bus Line.
This line starts its tours at the Raleigh
Hotel, and II convenient you can go
there. If possible get the 9:30 or 10
o'clock bus from Fifteenth street South
west and 9 street Northwest. The trip
Is the building tour and costs $3.50.
You visit the Bureau OF Printing and
Engraving and Smithsonian Institution
New National Museum, Pan-American
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-18
Human CurioS
"No. 70-Berlin"

Ensconced behind large mahogan!
desk in a room to which entrance wac
obtainable only through secret pas.
sage and after giving predetermined
password to more than dozen guards
Baron Steinheuer. the master m'nu Oh
the German spy system during the re-
cent war, flashed his messages 70 the
minor officials of his service in rnuch
the same manner that spider operates
from the center of his web. But the
baron was remarkable, not only because
OF the exceptional efficiency OF ,,,.,, m,S
system, but also because of his faciilty
for thinking up new and diaoohcal
schemes, for causing CONSERVATION III
foreign countries.
He it was who planted the secret
wireless stations In Paris, London. Brus-
sells, Rome and other capitals. was
his genius which evolved the plan OF
signaling by means Of advertising signs
which flashed through the night pan
which came perilously close to costing
the United States several of its iargest
transports The baron's fertile mino
also concocted the rumors OF INTENDED
air raids upon England. which Tor more
than five years before the war were
disseminated by his agents in all sec
tions of Great Britain and which were
designed to frighten the English peopie
so that they would oppose any war WIN
Germany. Stenheuer was also respon-
sible. in large part, for the plans 10 de-
stroy American munition factories ana
cripple the shipping-plots which were
carried out to some extent through the
agency Of Won Papen, Won Bernstein
and others on this side.
So closely guarded was Baron Stein
heuer-"No. 70. Berlin" as he was
officially known-that few persons ever
gained access to the center of his spider
web, but the Vaccinations of ms evil
genius cost the world hundreds OF MIL
lions Of dollars and finally lea 70 MS
deposition and disgrace.
Friday-"Mr. and Mrs. Giant"
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CARELESS HEARTS
BY HAZEL DEYO BACHELOR
Photo by Keystone.
Copyright, 1870, bv Pubic LEDGE

an evening which might mean anything
at all. IL was all a novelty. something
he had not done in three years.
Margery Weston was curious about
the Long divorce suit. She had never
been friend of Diana's, but she had
known her we'll enough to be interested
In what had happened. No one seemed
to know the real reason. although there
had been enough talk and several people
had said that Diana and Julian had just
become bored with each other. Margery
herself did not exactly believe that No
one was going to get divorce for bore
dom, certainly not any one who was mar
ried to that fascinating Mr. Long. The
mystery of the thing made Julian seem
more attractive than ever in Margery' )
eyes She determined to get to the bot
tom of the AFFAIR, to discover the trutn
for herself II possible. She did not think
It would be difficult, Julian seemed quite
interested In her already.
tTomorrow-Norc OF Dan Bishop
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Making More Money
Berries and Candles

Some years ago Mrs. Mabel X. Baker
OF Hyannis. Mass, was in a quandary as
10 what TO give one Of her best friends
at Christmas time. Her funds were not
any, too extensive and. besides. she
wished TO give something that would
have personal touch-something which
would reflect individuality.
suddenly she remembered that many
OF the Cape Cod natives made candles
out Of wax which they secured from
cred sufficient number OF the berries,
treated them according TO the accepted
formula and dipped hand rolled wlcks
in the green wax. The gift met with
she repeated the experiment, making a
dozen pairs. II wasn't more than a week
or so after Christmas before she began
to receive letters from total strangers,
stating that they had seen the candles
which she had made, and inquirIng
whether II would be possible for her 70
I'll an order for them.
The following fall Mrs. Baker took a
dozen pair OF the candles 20 Boston and
they sold 10 rapidly that the store which
and then for a hundred.
TT was all we could do to get the
wax TO make a hundred pairs Of the
candles says Mrs. Baker, so the next
season they hired helpers to pick the
bayberries, and even then they couldn't
get enough wax to fll the orders. Soon
all the lower part OF New England was
being cOmbed for bayberries and Mrs.
Baker found that she had built up a
business which Increased so rapidly that
this fall she expects to turn out 100, 900
pairs OF the green ornamental lights
In addition to supplying candlssticks OF
brass and glass and mahogany to go
with them.
TITS fascinating work" she adds.
but think Of any one making real
money out OF baybcrries II only proves
that the opportunity for increasing ones
income is absolutely unlimited.
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Drop These Friends

Dear Cynthia--we are getting dis
Rusted with the opposite sex and would
like TO know what some of the readers
of this column think Of our statements.
We have had many friends and have
noticed II Is the same thing with them
all. They are all mushyv'
The only thing they think of is silly
talk and mushing II up They are old
enough to know better. II they walk
to the corner they want n kiss.
Now. | know you are going to say
they are not all alike. hut we have found
this to be the case with the most.
We have had two friends we thought
were q little sensible. but they proved
TO be the game. They all flop sooner or
later-little sense in the beginning and
none in the end.
Now come forward, you mushy ones.
and defend yourselves.
TWO DISGUSTED GIRLS.
II your friends insist on demonstration
of Affection, you would be wise to forego
their friendship. There are plenty who
are fine, straight living, sensible men
worth knowing. Do not waste your time
with these silly boys.