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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-08-24
st. francis.

Die bodp. @erren 2eutbner Den
8udman unb 30aer uoH 9ol6ingIorO
eritatteten oem bodup. 9errn Anbau-
ell, Der un5 biunen flr5em DerlaHen
miro, einen freunoidafliden Beiud.
Ser 6amilte Solepb 8unoiad mlsr=
De elm ltrammes Sobnd,en ge6oren
|sas gleide Jrel1oenereigni5 trug ltd
in Der 6amilie Gaspar pan Seel 5u.
Beioen @lternpaaren ginge11 pielieiti-
&c @liifUunIde 5u.
SIN DEM 8efinoen Der 5rau Sen.
S. Sienoorf, Uclde idlimm erfranft
NOR, fat Iid aufdeineno menigitens
eine 8efierung eingeIteat, Die bot
ferltlid1 cine a%noalpernoe iein miro.
Ser bier friiber als 2ebrer ange-
tate Martin 5dnuiot unb gaftin Don
ADon btelten ii6 am Counting bier i'm
5r~ernoesfreife auf.
BorIesten Sonntagnud1mittag per-
anItaltete sic bier beIte6Rube MuIif-
fapele iii Ser Sdnle ein &on5ert, no.
BET Die 2eiitungen Der Rufifer ange-
meiuen Nnflamg fanoen-
5rau Alois Ybillips, melde n1e9=
rere 8oden auf Die &ranfenltube an
getpieien mar, madt auf Dem 8ege
Der Gereiuug Observation-Disclosures
Idritt.
Sic &unOidoft Ser 1ier anl 2. au-
quit erohneten ct. 6raneis @ooperaz
THE Creamery bot Itd] Ie1t ie1tem 5a-
&c in erfreulider 8eiie uermebrt. go.
Sortid bon Clearwater it als SUIT
termadJer argelteat ur0 gibt bette gu
frieoenbeit. Sic Beamte1l ser aiioeid-
tion iin0: 6ran5 2ange. Eraiioent;
9einrid 2arge, gieepralioent; @ott-
baro 4oidou, sefretdr; Sen. Oiten-
BORT S~dabmeiiter; 6rar5 9erbes. SIN
ton Mobr uno 9ei1lrih Eoblmal1n,
8ireftoren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-08-24
labunq gie1 ron 8o5coe aus ne

Ilaburg Gieb ron 3p5eoe aus nad
ISii0-St. Saul.
6ra11 9erbert @briition Don Ml:
banD mar inn 2auie Dergangefper $50,
DIE bier i'm Seim ibrer @ltern, Ma.
tbtas 8artbel unb @attin, 5u Beiud.
9od1p. p. Soeao, .. g. s., bon
Minenapolis %erftattete Sonntagnad)-
mittog benz bodm. P. gugen. .. g.
g., einen freunoidaftIiden 8elud.
[2eo 8eifer erbolt fid BON einem
idmer5poaen Seioeu, sic Solge eites
ltnfaaes, Sen er beim 8aafpiel erlitt.
Sri. Nnna Sabn begab lid anfaugs
letter Isolde nad1 ct. CLOUD, no tie
|Idngere 3eit ~pertpeilen miro.
Sic Sarmers Chipping Afloetation
bradte cine 8ageenlaoung gieb BON
Roscoe aus nad] Soutb ct. Harl 5am
|8erionnt.
5odtu. p. Aoalbert, .. 8. g., uno
9ehrer Sbeooor AntbonD bon 6tff
mono lparen Woutag beim bodtu. P.
.gugcu, >. 8. g., 5u @oIte.
5alnilie Sen. Sorborg NOR liter
Spnntag 5u pertpanotidaftlidm 8e-
iudle in 8rainero.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-08-24
st. 2lu0ufa.

Ser bier tpobnenoen 5aueilie aa=
ttsnrina @pesIose tuuroe lesten Cont
togabeno Die crit neltn5ebn Sabre al
te Sodter aatbarina ourd BEN Soo
entriIeu. sic p,troe IN Meire 9rope
geboren, uno erfreltte ii6 big Dor III
rem Sooe elmer anIdeineno guten Sc
iunobeit. @s miro angenommen, oaB
Elm Ser5leioen i6ren frlb5eitigen Str1=
gang berbei6radte. Shr Sater elug
ibr Dor 5pei Sabren IN Die gtpigfet
poran. Mittpodmorgen fano nad e1-
ner bonn bodap. Germ @al6er gefei'
erten 8equiem, 5a DEM fi9 piele Ser.
nanoten uno 5reuuoe Der in Srauer
perletteu Jamilie eingefunoen bat
ten, Sic 8eeroigung auf oem Bieligen
8ottesoder itatt. Ser 9abingeidieoe-
men oie emise Gufp uno BEN 5tnter-
bliebenen a~ufridJtiges geiteio.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-08-24
gerfangt Mrbeiter- &egiermna.

oonoon, 81. g1g. - Ms If1ng
Ser 6rage Ser Arbeitsloiigfeit in
Gnglano nerlanste Ser arDeiterfiib=
rer S. M. S9pmas am Counting IN
elmer Hebe Ser Setter Sdaffung Ell
ner arbeiter : Regier1tng uno cine
ourdgreifenoe aenoerung m Ser aus
ndrtigen EoIitif @roBbritaniens.
Gr fiibrt aus, England leioe nn-
ter BEN 5oIgen Ser bIiuoen, t6ridten
Golitif BON 8eriaiGes.
S6omas fi1rte tueiter oits, er mir
De nidt Die aeitung in einenr Glen
babneritreH iibernebmen, ioIange er
irgeno eine11 anoeren e5renboIen gus
meg febe; a~noererfeits beriiderte er.
er uiiroe ME bie 9onb baau geben.
oaB Die arbeiter altf sic @nffen oes
Streifs, Die ein5ige Sic Tie bdtter,
TIM 3naeItduoiiie au erreidlen, eara
uersidter tpiirbe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-08-24
8eiie &eid5sfunslers Seipels-

@ien, 81. aug. Ser olterreidH=
ide Staatsfan5ler beabfidtigte, ans
.Montag 5u elmer geipredung nit 81.
.8eneih benz Minilterpr6lioenten Ser
Sidedlo-S louafei, nad 8rag au rel
fen; BON bort aus beabiidtigt er Ser
lin uno 8om 5u beluden. SIM 3u-
fammanbarg nit setpiifen eebeimniB-
bolen 4n6eutungen iiber 9efterreidS
Gage. Die IN Ser Iekten 3eit aus anti
liden Rreiien famen, idliebt man altF
Die N0gHdfeit elmer Sdpenfung Der
a%usudrtigen Folitif Seiterreid, oaB
oieies, nadoem Die Soffnurger auf
9ilfe leitens ser entente nit Dem les-
ten ablebneneoen 8efdeio Der CONDO
ner Miniiter @onferen5 geldmunoen
iino, engeren AnfhluB an oie Nad-
hrltaaten fuden NOBLE. !
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-08-24
Saul Centre

Sic bier am lesten Sonntag gum
Abid]luB gelangte oiesidbri9e Stearns
County Notwithstanding ausftellnng
mar be5ug1id) Der pielfaden altsge=
itellten Sebersmiiroigfeiten cine bette
re ols ade bor6em abeebaltenen, 10
.baB ser Affoeiation NIT Hedt nad}ge-
riibmt meroen fann. baB ffte lift Mog-
.lidftes totem, ste 5air at elmer redt
an5iebenoen 51 mad@en. 9ementipre-
deno mar audi ser 8ef1td an Ben per-
idie6euen Sairtagen, Der namentlidl
om groffnnngstage, am 8onnerItag,
Der als ct. GIortb-5ag be5eid)net mar,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-08-24

men mebrtagigen 8eiud; Counting
~nodpurittag ~reiitelr oie geiduiiter pei
auto rlad1 5arming, 100 tie in Der ga
mtlie SEQ 8loms 5u @afte maren.
2este Bode 5reitagabeuo nabfr
Ser biefige &irdJendor feline regelmd.
Bigen ueb1tngen Dieoer auf; uno es
miro ertpartet, oaB ltd Sic Mitglieoel
bes Chores au ben lle6ungen regel.
n1aBig einfinoen.
Auf Ser Geiie uad9 Minneapolis
erfranfte Soiepb 5tein oerart, baB Ell
int ct. Hapbaels 5ospital 5u ct.
CLOUD ieine 3ufludt nebmen muBte,
bon mo CT lesten Jreitag BON Bilb.
SSobanres uro 5rau per Auto mie=
Der 9eimgebrudt muroe.
5rar3 Beder nno 6rau bon Dill
ua1tfee maren 5reitag I'M Sobannes=
Seim 5u @afe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-08-24

iprad,en Mitte letter &ed1e 6rau u.
$. Snrritin uro &tnoer pom Ninneu.
polls bier IN sem 5amilien Der Sran-
en- Santes aonsoale uuo Sran5 arfig
Dor.
SRI. SbeoSor agatber, Sodter Der
6antilie bes Hreoteers 4gatber. miro
itd am 10. September BON Netu gorf
ans Sic Helfe nod Gbriitobel, Hana=
ma, begeben, no tie als 2elrerin a1l
elmer Sdule nabe oem Eanarna &a=
nal angeIteat iein miro.
Had] mebrere Gage tangent geiu=
DIE BET ibrer Sdlpelter, Ser 6ral1 S.
g. Gulen, lit SRI. &aufine Natbe nad1
ibrem 9eim in @aoe1la 5uriifgefebrt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-08-24

elm erfreulider mar. Sober ser 6air.
tpge lp1roe olird cine politiidye 4n.
iprad]e ner1errlim, uno Dte Ma0ame
ISlelon, ipeld@e Den Staat oemofrati-
iderieits im 8uuoesienot bertreter
modte, 10 feb audi Or. Sbipiteao,
Ser 6armer=2abor &anoioat fir ba5
gunoesienatorenamt, itd Boren uno
dis 1ritter i'm 8unoe folgte 9arolo
&nutfon, gegenUartiger &ongreBper-
treter LII leres 9iitriffts, als Heoner,
Die Iidy aIe 9rei in idou la11tenoen
&erfpreden crgingen, Die, Iolten fid
6ie 8dbler barob auf oen 2eim filb=
rem laiien, nad alten erfabrungerl
|auf gmtauidungeu biuausla1fer1
miiroen. Infer aongreB muB BON
Malnnern Der 5at uub ntdt Don ImB
rospelnoen Rei6ern ooer 8erlpredeu
pergeBIid]en Mdnnern pertreten Iein,
uno fiji folde ei~n5utreteu, miiIlen Ste
-8abIer a1s lire bodIte Eflidt aner-
fennen, loa ous glorrei6 geprieiene
Mmerifa bom 8anoe bes gdn5lideu
geroerbens meggebalten merbeu.
6ra13 Smarton urb Sodter Gut6
perabidieoeten iih ant Rontag lek-
ter 8ode fir ibr 3eim III Golgorp,
CANADA, r1adoem tie Iih mefrrere 5a=
ge bier int SCENT Der 5rau S. Sin1on-
ton. ser Mutter uno 8roBn1utter, be-
lud}smeile au~fgebalten batten.
SRI. Sierra Glarf bonn @itel Sos
p:tal in Minneapolis befinoet itd bier
auf etlihe @odm 5u elmer Grbolung
all Der Settle ibrer gltern.
geidupiIter 2pla uno Mabel Mp-
ron bon ser 8anarna aanal5one ma-
rem in 8egleitl,ug i6rer SdlDelter
bonn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
in Winneapolis Sonntag in Ser 5a=
milie Sofepb Sadflon 5u 8nite.
SRI. Goit1 Sanr1olo lit Nitte per=
ganger1er 8od1e na6 Sioltr Str, So
ma, abgereiit, lpo lie BET ihrer Sante
Big ing ndd9ite Sabr 5u 6letben ge=
oenft.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-08-24
St. Qntho1tv

Soiepb unb 4arl 8erarb5 fro am
LETTER 8ode nod GAMBIA
abeereift. mo iie mabreno ser Script
mouote beiddftigt fem meroen.
GILBERT @eraros, Hidarb 8obn uuo
@ebrioer Seinrid uno aarl Rofat
bielteu iid Counting beiudsmeile in
ct. Gloito mf.
Sos. 8. Gremers u1o 6rau BON
Albanp maren Sountag bier BET Der
2ebrersfamilie aarl 8oerger 5u Ga=
Ite.
Nid. Sanb unh 6rau erltatteten
Sonntag in Re1p Munid einen per=
martotz uno freunoidaftltden 8eiud.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-08-24
st. UihoIas.

Ser flint Sabre alte Sobn Der So.
milie Moam aremer BON bter fiel Dor
einem NIT 8olmaterial belabenen
@aqer1, mobei er unter 0as Gefdbrt
aertet, oas iiber tim ueggt1tg, bepur
oie Bferoe gum Salten gebradt tper.
0en fonnten. glilflidertpeile tit oas
aino NIT eirer1 grudl bes Sf1tlter=
fnoder5 oaport g%efonlnleu.
alfreo Gdreiner 9atte lebte ISOLDE
oas llnaliid, einer 4rm at bred|en,
uno ct hfinoet iid oarob in dr5tli-
der 8ebanolung.
Die I'M @rogeidoB Der Stride bon
DEM ct. Observation-Disclosures
Elm am 6eife Maria 5immeIfabrt per-
anItaltete aartenpartie mar 5ufrieoen-
iteaeno befudt. Sic erIfen 8reiie ge-
uanner Bel BEN peridieoenen Spiefen
9eter @irsfelb, gn. SdfDarR, 5ralt
ISSsobonn gedms nnb SRI. Satlanna
|8odenoorf. 8as bei Ser 1lnterbalf1ng
er5ielte giufmtmen miro an Den 3en-
tralperein iibergeben.
9einrid gofes ur1o 5rall bon 5ar-
ming beiudten hter Sonntag Die 5o-
|nlilie Eattl 8bilipp uno SoIepb aor-
te nit 5rart ~nabn1en 9ont1erltag an
Ser III ga1f Centre abgebaltenen lanb
nirtidaftltden ansiteanrg bon
Gtearns GourtD BET.
GarI ginsfelo bat iid lesten 6rei-
tag mad SEEM Rrague, Mitn., begp-
Zen, no pr Ben nit SRI. aatbarira
51rit bon BORT geidloifenert GbebutS
am 3ienitog bei einetn 5od5eitsar1-
te non 8rteiters9arto ieglten lief.
SRI. &athari1la 9loms BON Dim
neapolis eritdttete ihrer bier fpufnren-
Sen sdhpeifer, Grau 6ro1t5 utedf, ct
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-08-24
mef Linton.

gorlesten Sonntag bate ganffuII.
iierer Mntpn Sddfer benin 2enfen ei.
mes automobils, in Incident er fid
nit ieinem rle1,n Sabre alten Sobne
Marpin befnno. einen beoallerliden
l1nfun, nobel CT stuet Rippen in Der
Ii11fen Settle brad, nnb Der Sobn ben
SdnIterfr1odgen ld0terte. Ser Hnfa0
ereignete Itd ouf Ser 5eimfahrt bon
Mlbnr1D uno beibe m1rOe11 in oas Mel-
roIer 5ospital gebradt, mo iie fd
inter ar5tlider 8efonol1lrrg fopeit
erboIt bnben, Dob lie bereits aus Ser
9eiIanjtalt entlafIer neroen fonnten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-08-24
5auf Raptos

8ei einem pom bodm: Efarrer al.
@ampma1,n gebaltenen 9od5eltsamte
rueroeu iidy am Mittuod, BEN 6. Sep
teurber, in ser bieIigen Ser5 Seit=
Stride perebelidpen Clarence aoans
,nb SRI. SuIia Gdyumader, Sodter
Ser I'M ct. gIouo mobnen6en Janrilte
Sesobanu SdJumader.
auf ibrer 9eimreile BON Ropalton
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-08-24

na1rnte Sarm lit fa1flid on augult
aIaphafe bon Meire 8robe uberge-
ganeen, ser bieielbe bon feineHt
Sdtpteseriobn g. 8olbert bearbeiten
laBt.
Ser Samilie So1ann 3. 8inter
non Spriug 9ia muroe anfangs les=
ter ISOLDE ELM ber5iges Mdoden ge-
horer, tpu5u BEN @ltern piellettlge
9liiduunide sltgingen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-08-24
st. u1artif1.

Nad, aft Gage tangent 8efude Der
.idieoener Srtid,aften in Soutb Ia.
fota iiuo Eeter @bresmann 1no Got
tin am Samitag Dor adt Sagen ple,
Der oa9eim eingetroffen.
Die st Martin=Eoseoe Sbipping
M|icciation Derianote am Dienftag per=
flniener @ode ere GllenbabnDageil=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-08-24
firoet IN Der Ndbe mebrere Retau-

filoet IN Der Ndbe mebrere aeitm1-
rants.
Der unriidtisen Getting Der ag,
neiianer shtpefter llnter ser 1Jibrung
Der 56erin, Sdueiter 81. 8incent,
lit Is bauptiddlid 5%l5uidreiben, oaB
iid uniere 5inar5en in reft gutem
3uitdnoe befinoer- Sang nnoers
l0iirften nniere 8eridte Ia1tten, mir
De Der Saus6alt MIR ourd body6e-
|folbete 2aien betrieben. so aber fam
|bas 9ireftorium Der AnftaH getroit
in Die 3ufunft idmten. Sa nod nrebr
e5 fann planen, ME man bie Hdum=
lidJfeiten %DergroBert ODER permebrt.
31trd1 enuen Sterbefaa lit bag nod
8eften BIN an unier Gigentum anito-
Benoe 8aus i'm borigen Sabre ber-
fauflid getporben. Sir lieBen uns
oieIe 8elegenbeit nidt entgeben ur16
Iiderten uns basielbe burd &ontraft
5u mdBigen Freiie- 9ie 5rage, OBJ oas
9aus umgebm1t, ODER gang 11eu auf-
gebaut meroen Ioa Ii. 10. miro bas
0ireftorium unb bas 8au : 4ommi=
tee in ser rradJifen 3ufunft beiddfti-
gen.
8enn mir auf Sen ntebr aIs orei=
f~igiabrisen 8eitnnb uno Die gnt1pid-
lung BEG SEQ Sunfes 5urudbliden,
10 baben mir ale ltriade, nit Can't
bartlett oerer gu ~geoenfen, tpeIde bei
Dem ltnternebmen gebolfen baben, lei
es ourd lire groBere Spenben, lei
es burd ibren iabrliden 8eitrng gum
ct. RapbaelsDerein, ooer ourd auBer-
oroentlid groBe Spenoen. 8eionbers
iin0 mir gott oem geber aaes guten
5u 0anf Derpflidtet, obne oef1en Sc
gen fein bm1ernoer grfols 5u erreiden
1T. W0se ct. Rapbael ser 5duter
Der 8eiienoen, alien unieren 8o6I-
tdtern 5u elmer glidliden Heife in sic
gmigfeit ~Derbelfen.
9ies lit ser @unid bes l1nter5eid1-
neten.
5. S6afer.
Bi5e -Brdfibent oes 9ireftoriams oes
Geo 9a11ies uno oes st. Hapboets=
bereins in Seem Dorf.
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@ahlen ii Gpfeu.

8arfdalt, "a. aug. - 9ie @abIen
fir bas abgeoroneterba11g oes polni-
iden Hefdstages itno, tufe IN 8ar-
idlau hefatlnt aegebert miro, altf s.
Ropem6er, Die bes Serats allf u.
Ropember nltgeiekt Doroer.
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.
@aaenfteine. - 9err 8. s. Bnnf=
Ian bon Arlington, Reb., idreibt:
nMeine 6rau lit grobe Sdmer5et
infolge zines @aaenffeinleioens uno
fein ar5 fonnte ibr @rleidterung
beridnffen. Seitoem fie Gorni's 81
penfrauter gebrnudt 6at, fiiblt tie fei-
ne Sdmer5en mebr.1 Gieies erprobte
&rduterbeiImittel mirft auf sic 2eber
uno Nieren uno reguliert Die Nus
ldei6ungen. apotbefer fonnen es nidt
perfmufen. gs miro geliefert bon Or.
Better 6abrnep & Sons So, 2501
8afbington g1pb., gbieago, Sd.
The mirror., 1922-12-28
The Passing Years

O years aVhose cup of life Ger brimmed
With joys that could not be contained;
o years aVhose light of JOY avas drained;
Though on our Hues are graVen deep
The records of your feeting stay.
When aVe sbith you did laugh or weep,
You took no thought of us away.
O years to come, in silent file,
Out of the future nearing fast,
You soon will pass us by and, avhile
NE greet you, mingle with the past.
Though ON your front the sunbeams play;
With garlands gay your broavs be taVined; j.;
NE knoav, avhen you haze passed our aOay,
What deep regrets you'll Leave behind.
And yet we 7velcome in its turn
Each neav year aVhate'er gifts it brings
For eVer in our hearts doth burn
Il spark of hope for better things;
Ever unquenched to live and gloaV
Till fade the stars from out the sky;
In that great day 1Uhen aVe shall knoav
That all our years haze passed as by.
-Walter Lezvis Patterson
The mirror., 1922-12-28

Her Majesty's ships and, accordingly just when the
extensive preparations requisite for the expeditions
in full progress, that the of transport
be found by the observe themselves" After
eral additional sentences, proving that scientists who
write other worlds than lose their empers in
this mundane sphere Proctor adds, "But
that the of the United States has only
found of transport for two American pares but
has made the handsome grant of $4,000 furnish suit
able appliances for observing the eclipse. The American
men of science have reached England They recognize
the pitable condition which have been
reduced by the government and they invite sixty
eight volunteers to sail with them. letter has been
these volunteers inviting them in the of the
American expeditionary parties accept this much
needed assistance The offer is generous; it is most
nviting is which is justified in de-
clinng account of sentimental considerations. But
certainly is and painful position for English
of science be placed in, thus find scientific aims
offered him as reparation for the insult he has, in
effect, received from his government"
1t may be added that the British government did
der assistance the scientists, but writings like these
may have had their share in quickening official ZEAL The
language of Proctor would have been possible twenty
years earlier, yet after Civil it seemed only
little out of the ordinary. Sir Robert Ball to
and speak of noble equipment for the survey of the
heavens Sir Henry Holland was to the excellence
of hospitals and medical colleges Veteran officers
from all parts of the world praise the outfit of
West Point and Annapolis. These changes
rapidly that hardly noticed them but they made
deep impression foreigners whose fathers had
Ohio just of hearing of the whoop and who
to find San Francisco and renowned cities of the world
An Englishman who settled in Australia, however
rich he became took it for granted that country house
in Australia might lack great deal that fine in
England would possess. He thousand miles from
London from Oxford, from Greenwich he far away
and wonder the of prosperous sheep farmers
wanted to go back home But here the railroads joined
the The ambitious man beyond the Rockies
far from New York Washington. As
settlement fairly well out of tomahawk range it
wanted newspaper with the press page Co.. 81
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-02-21
Piles

External treatments seldom cure
Piles.
Nor. do surgical operations.
The cause is inside--bad circula-
ton.
The blood is stagnant, the veins
habby.
The bowel walls are weak, the parts
almost dead
To quickly and safely rid yourself
of piles you must free the circulation
send a fresh current through the
stagnant pools Internal treatment
is the one safe method. Ointment
and cutting won't do ii.
]. S. Leonhardt, NJ. d., a specialist,
set at work some years ago to find
real internal remedy for piles. He
succeeded. He named his prescrip-
ton Hem.Roid, and tried 1t in 1000
cases before he was satisfied. Now
HEM-ROID is sold by druggists every
where under guarantee. 1t is harm
less tablet, easy to take, and can al
ways be found at w. l.. Gokay's
and druggists everywhere, who will
gladly refund the purchase price to
any dissatisfied customer.-Adyer-
tisement.
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casually walked up to a motor truck
used by the Greenwich Bank yester'
day, took $4,000 in gold and curren-
cy away from negro messenger,
walking around tie corner of Seventh
Avenue and Twentieth Street, and
drove away in an automobile with
two companions. They are still at
large.
Sitting beside the messenger.
William A. Russell, when he handed
the bag OF money to the bandits up
on being told to give me that bag
and give 1t to me quick was, a
driver, AID beside them in the back
Of the trick sat Clarence Brown, an
other negro messenger. Brown was
guarding $4,000 in silver which was
untouched by the robber Neither Of
the three was armed
II was said at police headquarters
that Russell had been employed BY
the Greenwich bank for Is wears
and received salary Of Slj a week
A women who witnessed the hold
up said she thought she was watch
ing the filming OF a movie, and onl.
when she looked in vain for a Gamers
did tie thought come that this wa
the real thing.
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STARTING TUBERCULOSIS
Norway Doctor Thinks Disease Dates
From Infancy

That all tuberculosis originates in
infancy is the theory of DR.. K. F. And I
word Of Christiania, Norway. The
Lancet, London, summarizes some Of
the famous specialists recent studies
published in late number Of Tubercle
In 1909 a certain district in Finland
was selected for large-scale expert
ment in anti.tuberculosis warfare. A
mass examination OF practically all its
inhabitants was made. and then for
ten years hustling anti-tuberculosis
campaign was conducted, with a net.
work of dispensaries. propaganda cen.
tres, and many other weapons. At the
end OF this period another mass exam
nation was conducted in the same dis
trict. and 1t was found that the cases
of pulmonary tuberculosis had dwin-
died to a third Of their total number
ten years ago.
But while, in the first decade Of life.
this morbidity was less than quarter
OF what 1t had been. the reduction in
the second decade of life was only to
a little less than third and in the
third decade only to a half. Between
the ages Of thirty and fifty there was
little or no change in the morbIdity
from pulmonary tuberculosis
Another conclusion to which DR..
Andyord comes is that not only is the
fatal pulmonary tuberculosis of adult
life the result of severe infection in
childhood, but that in large proper.
ton of cases the disease is clinically
demonstrable from childhood onward
Even in childhood II is possible to dis.
tinguish between the case shgwing a
mild benign infection, and that al
ready more or less doomed to develop
fatal tuberculosis later in life. DR.
Andvord, indeed, goes so Tar as to say
that the gulf between the two is wide
He admits the possibility of narrow
belt of intermediate cases running
between these two extremes. but main
tains that II is very narrow.
II, as he argues, so to 80 per cent
of fatal cases of pulmonary tubercu
losis begin within the first three OF
four years of life. and If by deferring
the first infection till after the fourth
year we can force II to assume a per
manently benign instead of a slowly
v.rulent character, the task of sup
pressing tuberculosis is greatly sim
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BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village and
Advertisements.

NJ B. Chase OF Boston is in town.
Miss Margaret Shevlen is spending
the day In Arlington with her sister
Cleaning, pressing, repairing and al.
tering of all kinds done at j. G. Jen-
sen & Co.. Merchant Tailors.
Mrs. o. Walchaner, who has been
caring for Mrs. f. j. Cook for several
weeks, has returned to her home in
Albany.
Miss Mary DAILY Of Albany Is visiting
Mrs. F, S. Rice and Miss Mary Eliza
beth Rice at their home on Weeks
street.
Thomas Cummings died early this
morning at the home of his daughter
Mrs. Edward Guiden, Hoosick Fun
eral arrangements have not yet been
made.
Division f of the Second Congre
gational church will serve supper
IN the chapel, Friday, Feb, "a at 6 p
m. The menu consists of pot roas
of beef, brown gravy, potatoes
squash, cabbage salad, rolls, cake ant
coffee. Tickets soc. 4Ot.
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pIlfIed-on paper at any rate.

PAAhNh OA RhPNA ~ my ioANs
We may, says the Lancet, perhaps
come to focus attention on these first
four fateful years instead Of frittering
away our energies and resources in
re9cuing from exposure to infection
adults who are either already more or
less immune on account Of benign.
accidental incubation, or whose real
danger dies in a series of reauto-
infections. This class requires rescu-
ing on quite other principles than the
prevention OF exogenous infection. The
time may not be far distant when al
most every potential consumptive will
be identified as such in early child.
hood, and will enjoy systematic super
vision and treatment to the end of his
days so that he may not end them in
the misery of fatal pulmonary tuber-
sulosis-W World Magazine.