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The broad ax., 1907-06-22

With the passing away Of Senator
John j. Morgan. of Alabama, last
week, the ranks of the enemies OF
the Negro in the United States Senate
thined out a little bit. No one has
ever doubted the honestly of Senator
Morgan, and IL he would have usel
his great influence which he exertej
over the Southern people in favor OF
bringing about more harmonious rela-
lions between the races, and would
have refrained from contending, that
the Negro is not a human being, ami
is only a beast or a baboon at the
very best he could have accomplished
much good before passing away, but
as il is, he will only be remembered
as the advocate of a lost cause and
of dying civilization.
The special edition Of The Seattle
Republican of recent date entitled,
The Northwest Negro Progress Num-
her," was in every respect the great
est effort put forth in the journalistic
field in this country among Afro
American newspaper men. It con-
tanned cuts OF more than one hundred
Of the most substantial Colored men
and women throughout the state of
Washington. The number Of homes
and other real estate owned by
them, also illustrations Of many OF
their lovely homes. Editor Caytoa
deserves great credit for the effort he
put forth and this number OF The Re
publican should find its way into the
home of every intelligent and race
loving Negro in this country.
The Physicians, Dentists and Phar-
macists Club, gave their second au-
nual banquet at the New England
Cafe, 1922 State street, last Friday
evening. Dr. George C. Hall presided
as POSTMASTER. Doctors Edward s.
Miller, A. Wilberforce williams, NJ.
j. Brown, W. H. Marshall, NJ. A. Ma
jors, Anna R. Cooper, Alvesta York.
A. L. Smith and W. T. Bowlen. Phi.
C., were among those who elucidatei
on interesting medical subjects for
the edihcation of those present. More
than 40 NJ. DIS and their invited
guests, gathered around the banquet
table and enjoyed the splendid
menu while listening to the strains
Of sweet music. It was the most
elaborate AFFAIR so far ever held
the physicians in this city.
The broad ax., 1907-06-22
SHORT STORIES.

In the sixteenth century 1t was IN
lawful tn marry during Lent.
The average man needs LOGO pounds
weight Of food to sustain him for a
year.
Alaskan Indians In the absence Of
tobacco VIII smoke shavings soaked In
oil and pepper.
The Sargent lumber mill at South
Brewer is the oldest mill on the Penob-
scot river and possibly the oldest In
Maine. 1t was built In 1920.
In Europe 300 acres Of land are cul-
tivated by every hundred inhabitants,
but In the United States q hundred In
habitants cultivate 500 acres.
While tearing out an old fireplace a
few days ago Clarence BOyce OF Wind
sor. VT, found a United States cent
coined In 1796. The cent is In excellent
condition.
A Turkish peddler with fifty chame-
Icons was arrested In New York, and
during the night all the chameleons
escaped. Every policeman In city hall
station went lizard hunting and recov-
cred them.
The broad ax., 1907-06-22
PLAYS AND PLAYERS.

Della Stacey is to star in q new
musical piece.
A crusade for grand opera In Eng
lish has been started In London.
THE Prince Of Pilsen" Is soon to be
introduced in France and Australia.
George n. Conan has been playing
bis old role Of the little jockey In a big
revival Of Little Johnny Jones'"
1t is said that Louise Cunning is to
be starred next season In a comic opera
by Edward Paulton, the author Of 'Srhe
Princess Beggar"
Henry B. Harris has engaged Grace
Elliston for the leading role In Martha
Morton's new play Of American lie
called The Movers" which he is 70
bring out In the fall.
Conan & Harris VIII have Thomas z.
Shea under their management next sea-
son. They win also produce a new
play by Claiming Pollock entitled
Frances Baird. Detective"
The broad ax., 1907-06-22
Eatessd u ths Pa OlAss q cAieA01
n. e. SsesaSAA1 HAa1ss.
A STEP BACKWARDS.

We are Of the opinion that a grave
mistake has been made in the selec-
ton of DR.. Booker T. Washington as
one of the trustees of Howard Uni
versity, for it is well known that the
large amount of money, praise and
fIattery that has come to DR.. Wash
ington has been on account Of his
industrial ideas and work. And no
one knows this better than he. AMI
in order to add to his already popular
ity in that line, he will use his infiu-
ence to Tuskegeeize Howard Uni
versity. The appointment of Mr..
Washington should not be allowed %
stand. The Colored people of this
country should rise up to a man and
protest this appointment and demand
his resignation forthwith. The Advo-
cate, Portland, Oregon.
The writer is with you on that pro-
position brother Cannady, and we
would like to see the COlorej people
those who are capable of reason
ing from cause to effect, start i
movement in favor of compelling the
great begger of Tuskegee, to sever
his connection with Howard Univers-
ity, but as the vast majority Of the
Colored people are still abject slaves
to the Southern white mans idea of
industrial education for all Negroes
they are too cowardly to utter the
slightest protest against the appoint /,
ment Of Booker T. Washington as
one Of the officials of the university |
referred to-Editor.
The broad ax., 1907-06-22
WEST SIDE ITEMS.
BY Prof. A. L. Simpson

BY Prof. A. L. Simpson.
Last Saturday night while return
ing home from the South side, Nc
Gady a well known contractor lost
his footing in trying to catch a car
and was killed instantly, consider.
able money which he carried was
missing.
Mr.. Earnest MCGOWAN has finally
taken on a life partner. Mr.. Samuel
MCGOWAN a brother rendered them a
royal reception.
Quite a sum of money was raised
for Providence Baptist church in a
recent rally.
The West Side Sunday Club closes
for the summer season the last Sun
day in June.
Prof. A. L. Simpson after spending
quite a bit Of time and money in fit
ing up his spacious Chiropody ami
Manicuring Parlors is now ready to
do business. Your money is good.
Room 81 Eureka Building, 155 w.
Madison St, Phone Monroe 1892.
Mrs. Fred washington has moved
from her Robey street home, to II n.
Leavitt street.
West side Cooperation meets every
Monday night at s15 W. Lake street
|. Harris, President.
The broad ax., 1907-06-22
Special Notice.

Next Lords Day, June %, 2:3O p
m, I will deliver an address at No
26 Van Buren, street End floor on:
1st. Why I withdrew from the A
NJ. E. Church. End. Why Joined the
Christian Catholic Apostolic Church
in Zion. 1 should be very much
pleased to see you present to get a
full understanding Of my motives.
Subject continued same evening at
5522 Lake ave-, Hyde Park, 500 p. m.
Your brothers in Jesus the Christ
Dr.. D A Graham.
ASA VERNON ave. Chicago.
The broad ax., 1907-06-22

Horatio w. Seymour, late editor
and publisher Of The Chicago Chron'
icle, who is one Of the best and most
widely known newspaper men in the
United States and who has been con.
nected with newspapers in Chicago
since 1875. VIII on the first Of July,
become editorln-chief Of The st.
Louis Post-Dispatch. Mr.. sey-
mour is a broad-minded humanitarian,
a highly cultivated gentleman and al
ways very COURTEOUS. and we wish
him the greatest success in his new
geld Of Journalism.
The broad ax., 1907-06-22
q. or C. SOUTHERN STUDENTS
REFUSE TO EAT WITH NEG
RoEs.

Race Feeling Displays Itself at Hutch
Inson commons-Authoritles Re-
Fuse to Make Distinction.
Southern students at the University
Of Chicago yesterday raised ootee.
lions to the practice Of allowing Neg
TO students to eat in Hutchinson com
mons, the university dining hall.
while there was no demonstration.
several Of the summer students from
The broad ax., 1907-06-22

Mrs. Booker T. Washington and
Ernest Davidson Washington, the
youngest son Of DR.. Washington sail
ed from New York last Thursday, Sor
Berlin, Germany, where they will join
Miss Potria Washington, who has
been spending two years in a con-
cervatory there. And Booker T. Wash
ton, continues to travel around over
the country, for the purpose Of begg-
ing money, at the expense of the
Negro in order to enable him to main
tain his family In grand style in this
country and in the old world.
The Grace Presbyterian Church
base ball team, under the Captaincy
Of julius c. Green, and The Emer-
gencies under the Captaincy Of julius
n. Avendorph, viii play their first
game Of ball Thursday afternoon,
July 4th, at washington Park, at 3
p. m. sharp. Both teams are prac-
ticing hard. in order to make this the
greatest game Of the season, as both
teams are anxious to win. The colors
are as follows: Grace white and blue
Emergencies, White and Orange.
watch for the names Of the players
in next issue.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-01-18

were derailed. No one was hurt.
The accident delayed the train
about two hours. :; 4. I, !.
The a. O. II. W.. will: give a
bali at the armory, January. 2lst,
Tickets, 81. so. b. H. WIZ. ~
Geo. Meikeljohn made a pur-
chase Of = fine $3.50: piano from
E. w. Gilbertson. = =.
t: The inaugural ball at Bismarck
last Friday night was the most
brilliant social function Of. the
kind ever held in the state.
Many beautifu and costly gowns
were worn by the J ladies In at
tendance, among which that
worn by Mrs. Joseph Kelly of
Devils Lake was conspicuous for
its costly and becoming beauty.
Hers Was a superb costume Of
white lace over blue silk with
diamond orna amen is. z5s:I
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"a III, X !. n isJsItgttiSl
....|.........'''.fi|ialWl,IatElI.al:lI''

4
AllWho have read * ngfelloW's
beautiful stor Of Is III II iawathan
will readily unde rstand Why this
story presented &ir, dramatic
form would appeal to the peo-
pie. The drama OF 81 { d TiiaWathas'
las presented by. the 0jibWay IN
dams at5 Dies Barats Ontario,
Canada, has attracted large
crowds from all over the world.
/ Every summer, sci ect members
d he ri slll'ro nnded lsy sla.
tive aenlDsp here repro uce The
poem ID dramatic foaara All the
favnrite charact ers are iut rodluc-
iRelu iii aWatha, Mime,
ia libiaho S sllaaWoadasea,
okoaaiss Alaciieist rroset-
maker the Black robe, g-
is, Iagoo, W abena WI.
sind blarla ssra lga
bro SOUS sal,gs,sa, eta.
This ion b The { 1 low II yasls
il a eiss 0IIrs sas g1ssa
ss NJ
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-01-18

stay on the stage, they are in
the water, On the mainland, on
the high cliffs, every where
almost. The action of the play
begins with the, assembling of
thu understanding. padding,
s trembling. Then the story is
taken up and old Nokomis lis
singing a lulaby-a lullaby much
older than this United States
to infant Hiawatha, Ewayea,
my little owlet?v .Hiawatha
next appears as a boy of eight,
learning, to shoot the arrow them
as handsome grown man, wooing
and winning Mir1nehaha. There
is q wedding feast full of. dane
ing and games and the chase for
J. Pau Kee-Wis. This is Wild
" realistic; there is a rush to-
the cliff, d Jump to the water.
{ .lfty feet below. III Pau Puk-l
Kee-Wis changes & to- a beaver:
and his pursuer kills him. Them
comes che last scene or all, H1a-
Watha's departure toward the
setting sun. The above Is mere
" an outline. There are canoe
!. races, canoe fitting contests,
strange dances, songs, et 4.
4 is q great honor to- be selected
for the part OF HiaWatha, and lie.
fis fevere1lced bY the tribe some
what like the Ghristus az Obera-
Inrnergau. lTr. and Mrs. Bow
den will present this Worad er-
fully realistic drama III pictorS
! lal form On our regu lar lecture
course % January 18th at the.
arlnoxy Season tickets Cor lails.
and the two other Of.
the ,yceun seriie s 1 SO, I'D s
secured from j Judge Il sury
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-01-18
"a E. E. FLYNN is on the sick list
this Week-gripne. ~ ~ y.

"a E. E. FLYNN is. on the sick list
this week-grippe. &<"@ - y;
: 3! Miss Syme of York is visiting
with Mrs. Ed. Maher. &
/. Ole: Timboe and son Peter,
spent Between trains in the city
Thursday. .~e..>
4, 4. Steve. Cowl ~ of Larimore, was
in the city Friday on legal bust
ness. il. .:-, = :: 49,:
i Billy Morgridge made his
weekly business trip to- this city
T!hursda lay. {. I ,.;.:.s. s.. s:s7.:s :,
4. L. Nagel is suffering with:
q severe, attack Of b the, grippe.
land is confined at the Windsor
hotel. E 81: s u . & Y y ST s., s: /
The Methodist church closed a
week of very successful revival
meetings last Friday All the
meetings were we'll attended. y
n For Rent Furnished room,
steam heat, electric light and
hath. Henry a.. Roehm, east
Sixth street. HI; n: + = .
S. Miss Lillian Hale entertained
friends We yinesday evening at
her pleasant home on Sieve 18th
street. Cards were PLAYED, after
which adainty lunch was served.
John TT indeman and Tobias
ain of Roc (. E axe on the Farm
aers road, came down on Pues-
sdaNsana were 4obligei to remain
here until riu al, before there
was a train TO take them back.
pland, a promliin-
fenI business man at Knox, vas a
pleasant cal er at this office
$Monda UJgland states
that they have not been sub
sject to any snfff ering on account
of fuel shortage id their Will .e.
II
The Catholic Order 81 Fores-
I tiers held card party ia Odd
Fellows hal Tues lay evening.
The prize Winfl ers were III. Huss-
zen and nd iss Daniels. very
l5oyabls time was had by these
present.
The city chool has fuel
enough to1ast HI today and
unless more is ss5osaa received the
! pupils may have a vsealgg pro-
bly s1llleh "a 81 sssseia saelig l.s.
AN d 81 coal has
seeiVs
! ID ed sIs ssslls-
saessss eve ii
TEL d III s ass
% s .ass ssli II
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-01-18

~ 4
81 The board Of county com:
mis- iohers was in session Thurs
day. 5:. h. 4 5= =s..s. I. 4. = .}=.
81 The Women's Guild will meet.
with Mrs. Stenson this after.
noor,. 81 r. = !. I E J! INIT i Ia. -.
~ Landlord Reid is suffering
with. a severe attack Of the.
grippe. .sS t:= .zs ; :. .;5: S .s*.; Il :
!: Dan FLYNN, claim agent for
the Great n orthern,. was a WISH
! TORN The city Tue day. Y !.
4 q Mrs. e. A. Dodge lis confined
to her home with a severe attack
of theSgrippe and tonsilitis. "
b. Ness and r. j {. McC Glory
returned Thursd Law morning from
( q weeks soiourn il St. Paul. e
/ The WE. r. 6. will give d pub
lie dance this evening friday.
II. \ SIS. Moen, the sChurcfs Ferry
Chief Of r licey Hurst went to
Grand Forks Tuesday On official
\ business, returning Vedn esday.s
The N. G.. n. q does not take
kind ~ TO Governor Burke's adj
vocacy of the initiative: and refer
enduri s5s53$=.
Mrs. /. G leruIn entertain edt Il
number OF her lad " friends at
!. tlhimble bee W edne sday after.
no on.
n. q Moe LEI accom-
panied Irs. j ~ NJ seller TO
MINI eapol is hursd az. + hey
will spend the rernaind der of the
winter in that city ' S5=s
D /. Sprague recent y pllr-
''.cE ased r5n Mrs ID Ora w ilsol her
Treslde nce on the corner Of Hill
l5avenue and Seventh street, and
f HE j ust mo wed his tamil J into
Diing1e & lib ID doing his ,at-
most Co sup " ood rom his
lake shore farm TO relieve the
fuel shortage In Devils Lake.
He isz getting So q cord for the
wood at the farm.
Harry Kinoal y III arl d
i al1acniraisk the round house,
aIeft on No. 20 ednesd lay even
ing for Sc. Paul where he i'm
1 tends to spend the Do lance OF
\ the winter s5{..
M Misses olliiasors and
4 aura tssretzgfTg al, BIZ, onplet-
,,1'5es the aeilasg ass
ssisa 10 DC s ems Ia saisags
h Hi sEse sse. laisgE aI,
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stopped off here last Sunday, on
their way.:to st. p Thomas. - The
Grand Forks Weekly Student.
John Sjoberg Of Grand Harbors
was a Devils Lake visitor Tues
day. .5... 1. ..l. ;,::s=s :
rs: E. Bronseth Of Norway
township, came down on No. 6,
Tuesday evening. and returned
on delayed No. 5 Wednesday..:.
- e. +, Lintz came down from
Rugby Tuesday evening ard;
ednesday following made final
proof on his home .tead In Pierce
county. Those accompanying
him i: as witnesses were Theo.s
Thompson and "A Lund. II !:
Palmer, y Que Of Ramsey;
county S posperous farmers, has
tlet the contract to d Halliday,
| for the. erection off q So, O0O
! dwelling. Work on the build-,
ing will begin as soon as spring
"Opens. . Z. ..s3.. &
Q. M oen, III Bryn I and
Vim. Sjoberg came to Devils
Lake last week, for rec reation,
but after arriving here they de-
cidsd to 60 to the Forks, from
where they returned Tuesday:
Feveninp. They Went OH to,
Grand Harbor o.l no. s. Wednes-
day. 81 81: q ..s
The raasau erad de- dance tau be.
given 5hy the + ortnig htl Club.
on { riday eVerlin g, January 25rh.$
will be the last Oh e series
and memb ers will be- requested
IT'D dent thernse YES before ..
4 commit This dane Wilt be
for members on ~. Prizes will
/ be aWarde dby comp etent Judges.
IS reported that the high
ways IN the country are So I'M
i passab Die that the only way farm
Iers can get Ito the county seat Id
Ito go TO llea5 81 towns u on
skis and from there 60 by rail
klef there chances go be d
traigl. oral Have mercy On
the mail carrie
grllsa can eiisla from ON N Or
y x n Il 49,
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: THEL()C,lAI IEf,D !:

sSaaS@9h5Msalae ~ 10
merchant. was iii the I city On.
business Tuesday. tsS B *55 .=s.:..:
Mr.. B. q. 3 enson Of Fargo, was
in the city last week Il on bust
ness. Y II
Capt. E. E. Herman has been
quite i'll with the prevailing
malady the gripp
Engineer Ford, who. was IN
cured some time ago in an acci-
dent on the Farmers roa has
al most who'll " reco covered, and
will soon be: on duty again.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-07-19

bic GdFistsit, lire gsiiaIt su tranbrn
uHb ii4 ieIbtitdnOis gu beIpegen. Der
Obsnsenunnte 5ori9er bal l4On Dpr
IGrgerer 3eit ge5eist, DdB bieie 8luts
beitauotbeile imitdnpe. ItHb, lleine aDr'
per9en, gum 8siIPiel 8d5ilIen, nit
i9ren 5OrtIdBen 5u umtlammern, in
lid auf3unebmen unO 81 D%er5ebren,
tpes6dlb man i6nen ol9 Den gtaneu
r6reB5ellen" beiSslsgt bat.
Run mics MetI6nitOfi mad, bab sr
In ben ergraueHben 0aaren 3ablret9e
berartigs Grebjelten lanb, tpelde bic
5arbt0rn@en in i6r Snneres dufnabs
men unO oer5e3rten. SIN ~gc5drbien
Suar finben Ii4 bieIe Ge6ilOe ni6t.
Na6 bieIer Grtldrlng oeIte6t alio
bas GrSrauen uiGt in eirem Qa9iaIs
fen Der 5d9jgieit, Jaroe gu bilOsn,
ionbern oieie nIrr. taum gcDiloet, BON
ben 6tcB3elIen ~auige3e6rt.
9ieie 8eobaaiuH9 erlldri aud bic
ni6t gar 10 ielteRen, biSbtr ratbiel6dfs
ten Sale oea pi0Bli6en @Sgrduens, bes
Q3cibWlroCns Der 5adre iDer ld9t.
gta6tigt @sditba5tpeslHgeu tpie
S9redM ooer durGt, tpnncn 0leie Gers
GnberuH9 btptrial Dr. 6orimer be-
rt4tet 6aB sy III Der Gage geipcIen lei,
eiHen Dtrdrtigtn 6d.I 81 unteriuatn
unb BAG III Du-u ioGiiGi.rl babe, ooB
Elm ptD3liQt5 3uiir0mn Der 6rl eli
len nd4 ben 9Qdrcu Ill groBer y, se
ita;sflfD mo 3u5ieid bieie Ge6it0e
cine 6tionoers le09Qfte 56ittgtsit ents
fdlteten.
9amit lit aud son pieitE puH0trs
barren 6dlien, pe.9e DIN lsber Die
q1arU'ie mdGJiig aartg!Cn man
6enle aar an od3 Ildr@sn rcu Der
GGniq5tpG.er, nel9e Der Stumgler
elmer 5taGt 5yau ma4te, 6i5 i9r DIX
s5reu6e elmer 5tunoe pit6cr Die oer'
iprene 5~aogfayja 5urjdbrddte eet
@4leier bes 9ebeimnibooi{tR S%eliittet
3Qs rein 0isadniIde oes &orgdr9ts
1T ertidrt oaulti duttoiug5 0itibi nod
bar 3uIdmmenfaug S,piiqeH Der ieeiI'
i6en Grre8an8 un0 Der SerdHoerunE
i'm a1rper. Die Guirollung blelel
Syrage fii6rt uns in Elm gebiet, pel4si
frpB SeSiermelitr unS Mitroltop 9eit
nod e6enio puntsl 1T, ME Opr taulenl
SaBreu, in oas Sebiet Oes 3uIommeTI
6anaes 3mii9en &0rpsr uuo Seele.
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qrisNers operieren. .0ieipeil bic arQnt'
belt hes S,1rpsrs eft tire Guelle IN Der
5inne bat. Den 9arb!ereu nnb Gbi'
rurgen gu Geims mar q ppu ben
Staoti40ffen perbpten, in i9rsm 9auis
&Gpeine 81 fittern. Sn Rilnes lebts
Elm Gbirurg, Der ME bon Semi ensbiI'
fen gepeini0t mar: ols er eiHmdl er'
fannie, oaB stn pntient fir bic 9e'
banolung ni&t senus 5a9lte, Der.
madte sr i'm but4 Elm @eAeimmittel
@Gmer3 in ieirsr Wunbe, I'M ibn als
qatienten gu bebaltsn." IS CAB abeT
aud Iel6ifloie GbirurgeH: in MayIeills
a. 3. tonnteu arme &eIte ie5en 1tOn'
tag umionIt Operisrsn Iaiien
2ls Sarletiu G6irurg gelporben tpar,
bate Ct elm unfe6lGares Mittsl, bic
8udel aug Der @elt su iddffen. DMte
ma&it bu bas2" Iragte i'm Elm 8rdlis
ger. sd lege bic9 unter cine sroBs
Selter, uno ore6e 6anu longIam bas
9uo 6erum," SD perbe aber
I4reien!" g9as liimmert mid utft!
Cd per6e immer mtinsn @es meters
Qe6tn unb bas gloO mod einmal hers
umSrtBm.@ - ,9as piro Spf dber
mein 1oS Iein!" ,Guruuf fomGt es
Bel elmer Operation niGt an; bic
6ouptIaAe lit baB bu oonn gtraot
Iein pirIt tpie eilv Querpieiie."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-07-19
Gbirur9en in frhherer 5eit'

gu Dem Gbirurgen : SOngrsb, Der
tiir3li9 in Berlin tdgte, pobt CANA gut
no6Febenbe amiiiante gluuoeret, bic
g. Dupont > Gerrier inter Der Spts'
marie ,9lutuur bu icalpel" i'm rSour'
nal bss 0ebats" perDffentli4t: sunters
.Gbirurgen I9reibt er, piinb O9ns 3pet'
fel ibrsn @orgGnaern nett iibsrlesslt,
aber 70 I9Dne &oitime ME iene habea
lie nidt. gluf Ieiner RauleIeIin iiBenb,
I'M Die S9ultsrn cine mantelarttss
Robe, bic fat ben 8pOen beriibrte, I'm
bic Siiften cine brsits ginoe ais Sir
tel, belle SanbI6ube an ben Sdn0en
uno an ben 4rmeu Mdni6tttea, cine
peiBe SdIstrduIe iibtr Dem 6ormelins
troqen, has 6oupt IsOedt nit cinem
breitranbigen quite, gu Dem mdn9mal
Ro9 cine &apu3e slh0rte, 10 500 mr.
Gbiruro BON 1856 itDl3 uno iiegbatt
bur6 bic Delt, Die ReudiiIunte hate
i'm cine 60bere ioSiale Stellung geges
ben, unO oariiber f.eite er iid, Dir
Madt ieiner 6st'grn G9uBpdtrpne
Cosmos uno 1am;mls Uert,Grte Itia
ren 9eruf: nuBten RE beioen 0eiIigtn
bod &rebstranIe 81 beilen. Gtres Va
aes laQ in i9rer Stride gu &om Elm ar
mer Mann, Der am 8eine ttnen &rebs
hattie. in inbriuIti1em @ebet auf Den
anien I'm 6llft. Sn ieinem S6laIe
eri6ienen Inn oann bic 9eili9en, Del
cine bielt cine 9ii4Ie nit Solbeu, BEL
anbere Elm Se3isrmsiier. rMIann NUT
bieIes 9ein obi6neiben. iaete Gos.
mas, ,aber ipie iOIl pan es bdnn ipie.
Der %erieben2" - .Ni9ts 1T einfa4el
dIs bas," ertpiberte Gamianus: mar
fat Tpeben einen Mauren beerbigt, et.
nes feiner 8eine pirb uns niiBIid
Ietn." qls Der &rdrte uuftpadte, ma
Ct ge6eilt. Sein neuea Sein mar 5tpa'
stpos I9drSli6, absr barum ma4te e
fi6 feline Sorgen.
Sn gdrt8 batten bic Ghirurgen meb
ais eircn Summer: lie npllten geiell
I6dftli6 ben @tersttn uno ni6t bel
9arbisren alei9 Qeattet pernen. &.
lam gly .i6t Ttlsr ter odB am 9ett
zines Gcaucttteattu Der Ghtrurg IN.
Ter 4rst jit si1 Tmriren Selsioi
QungeH ins &ef 't63ef@ ten. II
Elerste iaiertu rtp inEtcy SIT tct
IA itelen unn tfEiace ME niehrt
Qenuo. @ljtmIre gditIcN be
rt6tet odB RE G5irargc
MEIER iii iaMeiGen a
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! 0eaen IAeuten ii@ nt5rt lire 6eilluu
I. NIT einem erpBeu @rrtf3pall dnSl
, preiien. 2eoppIb 9t,i$le ner6ffcutIift
/, .inmol bic 9ettome zines Barrier 9dr
6iers uu8 benz 16. Giobrbunoert. @iC
fer Barrier tpri ne arnaie
/, T9merslos bur0 Irdntteiu 5albe
unb S@mibmittet rllnb tnenn etnc
/ bltr6 DiGt tcbanNett neroen hi!
tptro IS Tim Der gen6ntte 8drpter az
ehrlt@ 6eIprsen. Gtiter bieb eS in .
!. QnpreiIuug: rltnb lpeln elmer ba |
/ Der Elm God i'm @aunItn bat, unN fuer
i, er ipeaen bteies BODIES burt bic 9}a.
Tpri6t, 10 ioIl tr 3u mir tcrrmtl i
{ II pirb nit 8pttes ile 1 lpre@,
. t6nnen.- Reuere 6ori6uR9el ii
a Doctors 6. q. 6, @iferBheimer 3gi9t
tns, odB in Der 4robin3 garttere ~
!. sbiruroeu better miteinqnser aus
i ren. ala in poris Sn nan6tr It'd
n Ell par linen an acigiIfm sle
4 cSe 9perdtinn rsr bc,tu; Matt
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-07-19
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i6riftli6su @ertsbr icben24 9tt'
rotbspermittter, ,0ds lit ii6erfliiiig,
bier III cine georudte 2iebe5ertIdrrng,
bic i6 lar 3uf6iden rperSe. Die
trau6sH Sic MIR su urterI 4reiesn.