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Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-04-19

age grade of sirloin steak, porter.
house steak and prime ribs of roast
beef, from four to. six cents pound
The packers set up the claim that
the advance was partially due to the
fact that the breeders of stock and
the handlers of range cattle have been
holding back on the supply until the
grass Of the range becomes nourish.
ing. They claim to have been deliv'
ering meat to retailers for the last
six weeks at loss. Possibly there is
a shortage of good beer cattle on the
market at this time of the year, but
it will be hard to make the consum-
ers believe there is pressing need OF
the increase in price. No doubt there
is a growing scarcity of cattle through
out the country and the prices for
beef on the hoof promises to be bet
ter this season than for some time
past. The complaint of the consum-
ers is not against the producers. but
against the great combine which fix
es the price of dressed beef to suit
itself, as there is no competition.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-04-19

The beef trust magnates are throw
ing every possible obstacle in the
way of thorough investigation of
their methods of conducting business,
even going SO far as to pack their
records and documents in trunks with
the evident intention of spiriting them
away
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-04-19

The snow storm of last week ap-
pears to have been quite general
throughout the state and conditions
on the range and in the agricultural
districts are greatly improved. Good
weather for lambing is the next thing
to be desired.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-04-19

A plague has struck Tonopah, the
new mining camp in Nevada, and is
likely to depopulate the place. The
trouble is probably due to a lack of
good water and the bad sanitary CON
ditiOns of the camp.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-04-19
BILL NYE AS A DAIRY MAN.

Bill Nye once had an ambition to
become dairyman. He thought it
would be snap, but he suddenly
changed his mind. He went up
against it hard and it cooled his ardor
very suddenly. He evidently thought
that all cows were alike as to DISPOSE
ton, but in this he was mis-
taken. As dairying is now a live cues.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-04-19

President Roosevelt in his book en-
titled, Hunting the Grizzly" writes
thirty-twO inches high. Those Okla
homa varmints are smaller and not
in the same class with the north
western wolves
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-04-19

In the face of the investigation
now being carried on in Chicago the
meat packers have combined and rails
ed the price of dressed beef about two
cents a pound, which will increase
the price to consumers on the aver
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-04-19

The Baptist denomination accepts
Mr.. Rockefeller's money and looks
pleasant exceedingly pleasant. Per-
haps it is the water in the Standard
the BaptiSts
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-04-19
LEWiSTOWN WOOL MARKET

The second year of the Lewistowu
wool market promises to be good
one. Those who marketed their wool
here last year were we'll pleased with
the price received and the treatment
accorded them, although the market
was new and the facilities for hand
ling clips a little slow, as could nat
urally be expected at first. Better ar
engagements will be instituted this year
in order to handle the large shipments
that are sure to come here. Several
large growers who shipped from 9TH
er points last year will come to Lewis
town this year, as they desire to get
the benefit of a distinct class of wool,
as such is the wool of Fergus county.
Besides they can get as good or bet
ter rates on shipments should they
desire to assign their clips. But there
will be very little of that.
The buyers will be here. There
will be no room for doubt on that
score, because the wool is here that
they are eager to get. We have heard
of no advance sales. Sumo woolgrow-
ers We're little hasty in selling last
year, a mistake they are not going
to make this season. The market
promises to be good and some spirited
buying may be looked for. The clips
will be excellent and it would not be
surprising to see some record-break-
ing prices paid for number of Fergus
county clips.
The shipments from the Lewistown
market should reach nearly, if not
quite, 100000 pounds this season.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-04-19

A wonderful spring tonic. Drives
out all winter impurities, eles you
strength, health and happiness. inat
what HOLSTERS Rocky Mounsan Ia ~
will do. IS cents, Tea or TSD'e's' 7o
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-04-19

Residents of Montana carry life in
surance policies to the amount of $47.-
299,61O. A remarkable showing for
state of 100000 population.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-04-19
LEWI3TOWN, MONT, April 10, 1905

teeth to Teddy he will be shown a
fine set in return,
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-04-19
PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY
JOHN n. YR00nAN, Editor and Proprietor.
HALSEY R. WATSON, Business MANAGER.

No subscriber will be carried on our
books whose arrearages are greater
than six months. All subscription &C.
counts are payable in advance.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-04-19

Subscribers failing to receive their
papers will please notify this Office,
that the cause may be Investigated
and reported to the proper authori-
ties.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-04-19

Ayers Pills are comfy loxativo.
They greatly Aid the SSssopo1jllS.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1905-07-27

keenest tools can work, and into
which sharp nails can seldom be
driven an inch, is being "chawed
off the earth by the teeth of Ameri-
can girls. Still its disappearance
will have its compensations II no
substitute is found for its mastic.
product.
Now why is it that the reform"
movement on 'smoral issues" in our
cities do not always succeed, indeed,
rarely succeeds Surely, not because
the masses Of the people are inher-
emily bad, nor because they have no
faith in morality and righteousness.
There are two reasons. One, because
the people cannot be brought to
believe that all on one side are
unmitigated villains while the others
are all saints, and another because
natural and full-blooded manhood
rises in revolt at the insult involved
in raising the moral issue at all
Among ordinary decent men, morals
90 without saying, at least among
equals, and in this country all are
assumed to be equals. Each tries
to be as decent as he knows how
and gives his neighbor credit for
doing the same, both in private and
public matters. Gentlemen do not
|impugn one another's motives; for
merly this charity was the chief
characteristic Of Christians, too, but
inthose old times all Christians
were gentlemen. Now, it appears
one cannot be conspicuously good
without denouncing all who differ
as inherently bad.
True II is that the sailors. who
lost their lives in the Bennington
disaster did 50 in the service Of theil
country as much e if their country
had been at war, sentiment general,
| is not likely 70 recognize that fact
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1905-07-27

and willing for any emergency,
remains unbroken. Not only per-
feet discipline, but, what is more,
the intelligent resourcefulness Of
the individual jackie appeared on
this occasion as in every previous
emergency. There was no panic
and apparently no real confusion.
Were il not for the accompanying
loss Of life one would Be almost
inclined 70 assert that the damage
done to the bennington was worth
this renewed demonstration Of the
splendid morals Of the navy, Real
men make real navy; and ours is
apparently full Of them.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1905-07-27
Notice of Bids for County
Physician.

Notice Is hereby given that bids wi
De received by the board Of count
commissioners Of Day county, Sout|
Dakota, at the Office Of the county aud
itor, at Webster, s. D., up to ar|
including the thirtieth day of JUN
1900. for county physician to care ii
the sick geople ct the poor house and I
furnish all medicines necessary to [
used during the fiscal year oomme,l
ing July let, 1906.
All bids 70 b addressed to the Boz
81 County commissioners OF III
County, scaia Dakota, Webster, s. 4
The board serves the right 10 rel!
any and al b
by order . board Of county CO.
missioners
Manson Rexford,
County Auditor.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1905-07-27
CURRENT EVENTS.
Stolen From The Exchange
That Come to Our Table.

i; IS 80 make a Gag pole OF j: and heai
them howl in Toronto.
Norway has no king, but is show
ing as much confidence as a man
sitting behind the full complement
of aces.
The Russians say the japanese
soldiers want peace, and the way
they have been fighting for it gives
color to the rumor.
The Standard Oil company is
spending less for advertising and
getting more of it than any other
corporation in the country
The experience of Mr.. Rockefeller
as the richest man in the world il
not calculated to build up imitators.
Mr.. Rockefeller is more logical than
pretty
Some OF the Philadelphia boodlers
are to be prosecuted. Always, with
boodler, when things happen at
all, they keep on happening for a
long time.
The old saying that a man must
die to beat a life insurance company
certainly does not apply to the
parties who drew those pricely
Equitable salaries.
Daniel Maloney, who had made
numerous successful ascensions with
Professor Montgomery's aerophane,
fell 5000 feet to his death at Santa
Clara, CAL, last week.
David B. Henderson, ex-speaker
OF the house Of representatives, is
suffering from paralysis. His mind
i effected and his case is considered
hopeless by his physicion.
The first king Of Norway will
have to be wise to his job If he holds
i long, and he is likely to give the
provocation for the inevitable war
between England and Germany.
Scott Leary, Of the Olympic club,
San Francisco broke the worlds swim
ming record for 100 yards at the
Lewis and Clarke fair last week
making the distance in one minute
fiat.
Peary has named the new ship
with which he proposes to reach the
north pole the Roosevelt. But for
association with icebergs. it would
seem that Alton B. Parker might be !
better.
Mrs, Millionaire Scott is tired Of
being u1der observation and wants
40 yet back 70 the west, where peo-
pie who throw away money with
both hands are not regarded as
curiosities
Former Senator Cockrell says the !
democratic party can rally again on
Is rock bottom principles. The |
party has struck rock bottom all
righf. bit perhaps too hard to ever
rally again.
The democratic mayor Of Chicago
Il now, as TO municipal ownership
where his defeated republican
opponent was before the election.
This beats the democratic record in
catching up.
"A Duluth bachelor woke late one
nornlng and found that bis camrade
had gone through bis pockets and
MIA ssnsved him Of $23 IN cash.
Hboot bachelors not having all |
lh nler( 81 homel
f6rker gays there should
" diyorce betwesn business and
I|ce There d. One was
o|ared 1( ysar vhen the syndi-
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1905-07-27

help and it will be as hard to get,
and the week following you will be
approached by "weary willies" with
heart breaking tale of how they
sis orphants, and their mudder is
dead, and dey can't get any wurk,
and dey is all in" zee? And the
good hearted citizen digs down and
assists the loafer, and there is
another mark of encouragement to
the fellows who are struggling to
live without work.
| A pathetic stores comes from Mil
waukee of poor widow who could
not bear to see her little one buried
in the potter's field. Being without
money and friends she determined
to start on her quest trusting only
to the trait of human sympathy that
she should meet. The poor CON-
missioner gave her a plain wooden
coffin and after placing the child in
it herself persuaded sympathetic
expressman to drive her to the
cemetery in which her husband was
buried. She had started to dig the
grave but the sexton came to her aid
and donated his services. When
finally she had to 60 away her own
loneliness was almost forgotten in
the thought that her baby was not
lying among strangers but was with
someone who had loved it in life.
All the explanations offered by
Mr.. Chauncey Depew of certain
speculation in town lots. wherein
the Equitable Life Insurance com
pany appears TO have been victim
lied to the AMOUNT of 100000 by |
an association wherein he was prom
inent, do not divest the affair of |
this repulsive feature: That he
acted for both sides in making a
loan of trust funds, and appears to
have been more anxious to scale his
fellow spectators than to protect
the insurance company. 1t is fairly |
certain that If this transaction had |
been made public before the sena-
torial election took place last winter,
Mr.. Depew could not have been
reelected, 1t impairs the public
confidence he has heretofore enjoyed
and the best service he can now
render the country is to resign.
The Georgia court has reversed
that outrageous decision Of Judge
Parker when on the New York
bench to the effect that any concern
could use for advertising purposes,
or for any purpose not libelous, the
photograph of any person it saw fit
And it was not southern gsllantry
that moved the Georgia court either
Judge Parker's decisicion forced a
modest young woman to put up
with the display Of her face peeking |
out Of shower bath advertisement;
while the Georgia ease concerned
man who was displayed in his ordi-
nary garb. The decision recognized
the right Of a person to control the
use Of his own photograph as 81
right to privacy and maintained
that II was correlative to the right
|of publicity. Common sense as
well as common decency seems to BE-
with the Georgia court.
II cannot be said Of the chewing
gum habit. as is sometimes claimed
that, III il does no good i dos no
harm" Il Is chargesble with The
rapid disappearance from the Next
can and Yucatan woods Of She xapote
trss, from whose cap The chicle gum
i made. The tree il one Of The
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1905-07-27

Mounted On new and special designs
very appropriate and artistic; different
from anything seen before.
A. 70 sse them a. Fiksdal's studio.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1905-07-27

ANY one desiring painting or paper
hanging done eau on John Block.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-01-19

Dis germebrung bes pfsrbebeitan1
hes iit niht rebt erfldrlta, ba boob
Idbon beute bic Nesinlenter in Der Gage
iinb, beftGnbig 5nbiele pferbe fur
euBerbienitli1e 3nede 5ur 8srfiigung
III itellen. Don elmer @ernlebrnng
Ser unterpffi5iere tpar Dagegen anldB=
lid bet leiber 10 hdufigens Solbatens
miBbanblungen IhDn mebrfdd bic
Rebe. 9lm meiften gebenfen iDirb
iebenfals bic 8ernebrung Der toit7
ipieligen Gaballerieregimenter herbor~
rufen. Mngsblih iou folde nit ben
I'M rufIiI9@iapdnif6en &riese 9entadp
ten grfdbrungen begriinbet tperben!g
Der &riegsminiiter bat 9ierbpr 1li9tss
in feiner gtatsrebe eripdbnt, lebod
ndbere Muftldrungen fir bic 8erd@
tbunaen in ber Gonl1niIiton in Nus
it9t geitelt.
Oa bic nel1en @efebe betreffenb bic
ssriebensprdIen3ftdrte unb bie aenbez
rung in Der Mebrpflidt beretts bem
Gtdt PRO 1905 5ugrunbe selegt iinb,
fpirb bic 8ubsetfommifiion pordusz
lt6tlt9 btefe betben @e5eBenttpiirfe por
bem Gtat beratben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-01-19

perIdiebenen Gtdsen, unb bic 8erbirz
buns nirb burd Stauf4leuBen bers
eeitellt.
Soften unb 8au5eit erssben bier
einen arpBen llnterfhieb. Rah Wdl@
lace8 9lnqabe lift Elm SdleuBenfdndl
in 10 ssyabrsn fir 200 Miaiolten Doll
lars ber5ultsllen. Elm gipeaufdnaL crit
in 15 sssabren ali 300 Miqionen Doll
lars. Muh benz Nidtz5uhmdnrt ipirb
etnleudten, bab fir ben gerfebr BON
5pdfeeIdiffen Elm Ntpeaufdnal enta
fchieben bor3uaieben iit. gta4 hieiem
5nftem lit aud Der 5ueofandl unb
Der Die gprbz unb SFiee perbinbenbe
&atIer Bilhelmz&anal bergeitellt,
Dageeen lit unIer Sopfdnal na9
S9lelBenIpitem gebaut, neil bier bte
StrpmI66nellen bes ct. Marpsfluifes
auf feline anbere Weiie gu iibertpinben
ndren.
Der Roifenpunft 1pllte beim 8au
peniser maBeebenb iein, felbf penn
man Die Der franaDiif6en 8eieaf9aft
ae3dblten $4O,O0O,000 als umionit
ausgeeeben betra6ten muB. 8eim
S9leuBenbau biirften iih, tpenn man
bebenft ipie Iol6e 8auten IN tropt14en
8e9enben Der 8ertpitterung dusgeiebt
finb, bulb fpItfptelige &epurdturdrbet>
ten einitellen. 2angfamer 8ertebr, ia
1ogdr birefte 8erte6rsitodungen 1ttt0
heim 59leuBentanal ni4t ansge@
ldlpfen.
Ser 99leubenfanal 1T na9 Qniiat
Der Sngenieure ettpas llnpolltomme@
nes. Ous miiBte Bel einem 10 GENIAL
tigen &ulturiperf, tpie Der Sur91tt4
her ganamalanbenee 1T, ausgei4loi@
fen fein. Selbit tpenn, tpie man a11@
nebmen barf, Der Ripedufanal 5tpdn1
gig Sabre gu feiner 8olIenoung
brdu6t, unb alTo erit elmer ipdteren
Generation au gut tommt, 10 foate
bies nidt in bic 8agfdale faaen. gei
Der &analfrage 1T Die 9duptld6e,
baB fie i'm s2aufe Der 2eit bic benfbar
bette 8ertpirfli9ung finbet, bic f4nelt
20fung 1T tpeniger BON 8eoeutung
S9Dn nor 400 sSdbren tuu4te be,
erite Blan gum 8uu auf Do tEnner
beim 8au bes &iefennerfs etntgt
Sabre 8er5D9erung feline RolIe fpielen
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-01-19
Anunl- $nraett.

9as abgelaufene sSabr pirb, tpenn
man BON pelteridiitternostl frtegerl@
fcben GreignifTsn abiiebt, in Der &ul@
turgeiaihte buDurh einen herporz
raaenben plab etnnebmen, odB Der
Gurditi9 Der 2anben9s bon panamd
turd bic Qlmerifaner gefi9ert rpurbe.
Muf bic 8ebeutung Der WaHerberbtn@
bun9 5rpeier Meltmeere brau9t sbenloo
tpenie bingetpieien gu tperben, tpte auf
Die GurgddIge, Die fia bi5ber abfpisl@
ten, bamit Der Ganalbau 5ur Wlrtr
I.dfeit purbe. 6eute banDelt es 1teh
nur nod un Die Srage, tpie Der &anal
qebaut tperben ion.
gei einem Iplden HieIentDert felen
jib felbitrebenb 5apieri9teiten Elm.
Das 1T au9 ni9t ausgeblieben. 3u7
nG9it bat ii9 6erausgelteut, oaB p1e
panamafomnifiipn infplge elmer gu
aroBen Mitglieberaabl etpas i9pers
fduiq operirt. sSm ReprdIentanterlz
baus liegt ba6er Der 9lan por, Die
&ommiffion auf brei Wlitslieber 5u
rebuairen. Qlu9 prGftbent Rooieoelt
Ion nunmebr Der gleiden Nnftdt iein.
Sas lebtidbrise GeieB CUR aegultz
runa Der Qlngelegen6eiten auf bem
sSit6nus BON Banana tritt befannt@
iich nit benz 4. Mldr3 aubsr Strait.
9or Mblauf Der Se1iion muB alio Elm
neues erlahen tperben. Gs lpa Die
glbfiht porliegen, bic 4ommifiion auf
Drei W3itqlieber gu beI9rdnfen unb
sipdr nit HearzNbmiral a. .. Balter
fpieoer an Der 9pibe.
g2eben Der 8ereinfahung bes 8ers
ipaltungsapparats maht eine anDere
9lnqelegen6eit melt srOBere Sorgen
+ Die alfe Ranalroute, fir bic unfert
9aeqiernng Der .frun5Oitfden 8eiels
fhdft 40 Millipnen Dollars 3oblte
ioll aufaegeben tperben. gbefingenieul
QBalace, eine Nutoritdt i'm SAleul:
FEM unD Dammfanal, bat ben bereits
in Qlnariff genomnlenen 8dnal dls
nnausfiibrbor perporfen unb ii9 ba
fir All @uniten eines MeeresniDeau
funals ausgeiprDden. Dieter Nnii4
lit bas RpngreBfomite, bas iiber bi
Ranalfrage gu beribten bate, I'M
RrieasfefretGr 9aft. Odgegen tit bi
NDallersa aommiIiipn 5u @uniten be-
Musbaus bes alien Gandls.
Sci benz BON Mallace Dorgeihlage
rltm Mesresnipeaufdndl fpiirbe be
Qannlfpiegel iiberaa nit bem Meerea
fpteqel In aleiher 90be fein, unb nj
bis gbbe= unb 6lutbbepesung fDiirD
cine e5dleuie erforbern. Der ali
Ganal lit nan ben 9hkubenfpiter
anQelegt. 50 lisgt bus Randlbett i
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-01-19
olus Der mod,e.
1pelt nno Eeben unter Der Supe
e6itorieIIer Betrahtung.
Rriiprr'a pnlttiTdIra Celia
a1tent.

Sci Dem am 16. December 1904 in
prGtoria fattsefunbenen 8egrdbntB
bes friiberen 8rdiibenten &riiger psr@
las General 8otbd Sriigers poltttf9es
SeItament. 9as Seitament TT IN Der
sFprm einss 9lnttportidreibens auf
cine Mittbeilung, Die Der i'm Mtat
1904 in grdtpria abgehaltenee Bu@
rencpngreB an 8riiser ianbte, gebal@
ten. @s ldutet:
ssn aller ,Eraurigfeit uno allen
aeib. Die 1nein She'll iinb, bat mid
biefer @ruB nit Dantbarteit erfiut,
unb nit ganSem per5en banfe tch allen
Denen, Die periammelt fino, Inn ilber
bic @eeentpart unb 3utunft gu berd@
then, uno babel an ibren ulten
G5tuatsprGfbenten eeba9t unb bd@
bur9 ge5eigt baben, oab fie Die Berz
eangenbeit. ni6t pergehen baben, benn
lper cine 3ufunft fduffen min, n1Oge
fie 9erqangenbeit nt9t aus benz @u9e
rerlieren. 9esbalb fuhet in Der Wer@
eangenbeit alles @ute unb Sdo1'e,
hods in i6r gu finben lit; entfdltet boz
rad Guer Sbeal unb Derfu4et, btes
sSbeal in Der 3ufunft gu perpirtltden.
IS lit tpabr, nieles BON benz, mas eez
baut ipurbe, lit ieBt pernthtet, 5er@
itDrt, 5erfalen, aber nit Ginhett bes
Beiites unb nit pereinter &raft 1T es
laDgli6, bas pieber auf5ubauen, mas
nieberaerifTen tpurbe. @s erfiilt MIDI
audi nit 0antbdrteit gu iehen, bab
giniqfeit in @lrem 8unbe beIteht.
geroeBt niemals bic ern1te Murnung,
lie in benz Mprte bibibe ct impera
Iiegt, unb Iebt gu. baB bies Wort nie>
mails auf Die EXPERIMENTATION Mnz
penbunq finben nDge.. Damn tpers
hen unIere NattonalitGt unb nniere
@prone erbalten bleiben unb bluherl.
Was i9 felbft nod bupOn erlebsr
iperbe, fteht in. @Dttes 9ano. Inter
Der englif9en 6lagse geboren, babe ID
niht ben Munf9, unter iAr gu tier
ben. sSd babe eelernt, midi BET Der
bitteren 9ebanfen 5u berl1btgen, bat
i6 meine Mugen 4 in einem frember
2anbe, i'm gItl, fern BON 8erpdnbter
unb sSreunbeg, bic i9 niemals pteber:
ie6en perbe, f9liehen rrtuB, in tpeite1
sSerne bon Der dfritonif9en @rbe Dt
i'd porausii9tli9 niemals tpieber be
treten per6e, in tpeiter 5etne bon ben
2unbe, benz i9 mein 2eben gefptou1e
babe, Inn es Der Civilization 5l1 er
Dffnen, unb mo i4 Die gntipidelun!
elmer giation fub. aber bteis BITTER
felt pirb gemilbert, 10 large i'd al
Der neber3eugung feitbaEten bari, od1
bas einmal begonnene Wert fottge
fiibrt perben tpirb, benn .bann erful
mid bic 9pffnung unb bic grtpar
tuna, bab bus Gnbe bes Werfes gu
fein pirb. @o fet es! Nus Der
Grunbe meines 9er5ens grliBe tc
@u4 ale. Srnser.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-01-19
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