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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-03-24
KIDNAPPING

The ordinary kidnapper Of today
has low conception Of his trade.
By limiting the range OF his bust
ness 10 the stealing Of children for
money-ransom he leaves the business
upon low and criminal plain that is
unworthy the fine faculties and ex-
ceptional lines along which the ven
ture must be conducted. There is a
wider and ampler play for the artistic
fnesse incident TO the work, that
should be cultivated; the business in
stead Of remaining an eifense against
the laws can be brought within the
pale Of the law, as it is yet "unwrit-
ten" and popularized to such pass
that even the prohibitory statutes may
be rendered quiescent
BY making bold stand for recog-
milton as a kidnapper Of objectional
people, people whom everyone would
delight to know was kidnapped, the
operator would soon attain to an
idealistic standard Of service that
would make him and his business a
household necessity and a CONNER
cial institution Of the FIRST class, and
soon lay all legal antagonism now
existant lowing to the exclusive. and
offensive, field now occupied) and re-
verse the attitude Of society alto
gether toward the cult,
If a Kidnapping Trust might be or
ganized, heavily capitalized. and
cleverly energized, to kidnap, secure
ly, safely, silently, without harm, and
with assured care and consideration,
for stated period,, upon proper guar
anty Of safe and timely return, un-
scathed Of mind and body, such peo-
pie as over-weening creditors, bump
tious rivals in love affairs, aggressive
business opponents, strenuous political
antagonists; the-man and-woman-in-
the-way generally; it would do an i'm
mense, instant and thriving business
and be blessed OF mankind, Cat least
such of mankind as was unamenable
to its operations) and become one Of
the fixed and friendly institutions Of
a day and people that take but little
notice Of the ethical side Of things,
so long as they serve some de6niie
and useful end,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-03-24
GRAIN RATES REDUCED

NEW YORK, March, 2l,-A reduc-
ton in grain rates from the Great
Lakes 10 New York 10 meet the "ior'
eign water" was decided on here yes
,terday at a meeting Of the Trunk
Line Association, according TO the
Times today
The reduction was made because OF
the protest Of shipping interests here,
of Boston, Baltimore aud philadel.
phia, The new rate was not an,
nouuccd, but win be made known to-
day. II is predicted that the New
York and other Atlantic ports will
get their share Of the grain trade Of
which they were deprived las, season
because Of the preferential rate em-
ployed by Montreal which was the
basis of subsequent complaint OF
shipping interests in the East The
new rate viii be effective when navi'
CATION opens on the Great Lakes in
the latter part Of April
Because Of the failure Of the trunk
lines to meet the rates OF the Cana
dian lines running from the wheat
ports Of Montreal last season, practi.
cally no whea, was shipped abroad
from this and adjacent ports, except
TO Europe and markets which the 10.
cal lines do not reach. As a result
the White Star and other steamship
lines withdrew vessels from New
York and put them in the Montreal
service and so great was the traffic
from the Canadian ports that great
numbers OF tramp steamers were' at
iracted there, which took the tonnage
that the regular lines were unable to
handle
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-03-24

II wha, you just ate is souring on
your stomach or lies like lump Of
lead, refusing to digest, or you bslch
Gas and Erueta,e sour. undigestsd
food Or have a feeling Of Dizziness,
Heartburn, Fullness, Nausea, Bad
taste in mouth and Stomach head.
aehe-this is Indigestion,
A full case Of pape's Diapepsin
costs only so cents and will thor,
oughly cure the worst case OF Dys-
pepsia. and leave sufficient about the
house in case some one else in the
family may suffer from Stomach
trouble or Indigestion.
Ask your pharmacist to show you
the formula plainly printed on these
S0-eeut cases, then yon will under,
stand why Dyspep,ie trouble OF all
kinds must 90. and why they usually
relieve a sour stomach or lndiges'
ton in five minutes. Get q case now
and eat one Triangulc after your
mex, meal, They are harmless and
taste like candy, though each con.
tains power sufficient to digest and
prepare for assimilation into the
blood all the food you eat; besides,
il makes you go to the table with a
hearty. healthy appetite; but, what
viii please you most is that you will
feel that your Stomach and in,estincs
are clean and fresh, and you will not
need to resort TO laxa,iyeS or liver
pills for Biliousncss or Constipation,
This city viii have many Diapep-
sin cranks, as some people will call
them, but yon will be cranky about
this splendid stomach prescription,
too, il you ever have Indigestion or
Gastritis or any other STOMACH mis-.
cry, and eat just one Triaugule Of
Diapepsin.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-03-24
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 1909.


The Astoria Chamber Of Commerce
has not changed its autonomy. It
! has reelected its officers for another
year; and claims to have program
of exceeding value and variety, to
work out.
The people Of this city are a unit
in the hope that it viii accomplish
vastly more than it has in the past,
for candor compels the conclusion
that it has done mighty little in the
past two years; but that may not have
been the sole fault of the Chamber
Naturally it has the entire good will
Of the city; but even cities are amen
able to fiuat-hnding when the insti-
tutions it supports fail to make good.
Laying aside all criticism, the
! Chamber of Commerce is the one
especial agency for local development,
and it must be SO considered at all
times whether success crowns its un-
dertakings or not. In the present in
stance the Promotion Committee, the
working force of this body, in its re-
port for the year, lays strong stress
on the opportunities awaiting its act
ion during the coming year; therefore
they will be expected to do some
thing Of significance, of real import
ance and value, on the hypothesis that
they themselves have vouched for the
things to be done and their ability to
compass them. This is good news.
Their failure to accomplish these
things will constitute bad news.
We believe in the doing Of one
thing at a time; Of concentrating the
forces at hand upon specific object
and exhausting every faculty and re-
source to that given end; and after
success. or failure, has been recorded,
then pursuing some other single bene-
fit to a fnality; it beats the scheme
Of covering" more eggs than can be
hatched, and gives better chance for
occasional success. Anyhow, we hope
to have a good record at the end of
the wear: one that will mean some
thing for Astoria and Clatsop.
The country observes with pleas
ure that the uplift in eggs is not as
pronounced as it was.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-03-24
prohibition contest

prohibition contest
George 4, Oliver, who is to succeed
Philander Knox Of Pennsylvania IN
the Senate, has had an interesting
career He was born in Ireland in
lS4S, while his parents were visiting
that country He praetieed law in
Pittshurg for ten years and then re-
tired from the profession TO engage
iron and steel manufacturing,
Since 1900 he has been interested
largely in the management Of his
newspaper properties in Piusburg
He is reputed to be a millionaire sew.
eral times over,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-03-24
POLITICS AND POLITICIANS

On his Southern trip next fall Pres
ident Taft will visit every Southern
State, including Texas,
United States Senator Morgan G,
BulEeley Of Connecticut has given his
friends to understand that he will be
a candidate for reelection on the ex'
piration Of his present term,
In the State of Washington the
equal suffrage amendment passed the
Senate, 50 to ) /, passed the House
some weeks earlier, BY a vote OF 70
to Is
Robert B. Glenn, former Governor
OF North Carolina, has taken TO the
pulpit and intends to devote the re-
mainder OF his life 10 religious work.
A boom has been started for A, b,
Sisson Of Erie as candidate for the
Republican nomination for Governor
OF Pennsylvania, Mr., Sisson is now
a member Of the State Senate.
Asher c, Hinds, parliamentarian Of
Congress, has announced his candid
acy for the Republican Congressional
nomination in the First district OF
Maine,
The Judiciary Of Montana has been
removed from the domain OF politics,
and accordingly from the domination
Of political parties. by law recently
enacted by the legislature of that
State.
A call has been issued in New York
City for a meeting to effect a eombin-
alton Of influential men of all parties
oppose Tammany Hall at the forth,
coming mayoral,y election in the me-
tropolis,
John Horn. in point OF years the
Oldest living ex-member OF the Penn
sylvania legislature, celebrated his
ninetieth birthday few days ago II
his home in Easton. Mr. Horn was
q member OF the legislature in 1854,
Former Governor Charles B. Ay-
cock OF North Carolina recently de.
clined proposal to identity himself
with leading law firm in New York.
He expects TO be elected to the Unit
ed States Senate two years hence,
In the event OF the death or disabil
ity Of Speaker Cannon, General Bing-
ham Of Pennsylvania would in all
probability be elected to the Speaker
ship, in accordance with the custom
OF the House to elect the oldest mem
ber in point Of service. General
Bingham has served in every Con-
gress since 1879
Major Minnamascot, the male Of
fered by William J. Bryan during the
campaign OF last year to the county
showing the largest Democratic gain,
is claimed by Esmeralda County, Ne
vada. The Democratic vote in 1908
in that county showed the remarkable
gain OF 694 per cent, as compared
with the vote in 1900 and 1904.
The anti-saloon element in Vir-
ginia is not altogether satisfied with
the working Of the local option law
in that State. As the liquor element
is also dissatisfied with present con.
ditions it is not unlikely that polite
ians in the Old Dominion soon will
be face to face with a straightout
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-03-24
NINE. FELIX
PALMISTRY AND CARD
READING.

Past present and future; gives val
liable advice on all events Of life,
business, love, marriages, changes or
travels; can read your inner most
thoughts through the cards; can tell
the work you are gifted for through
Palmistry; will be here for one week
only Reading, so cents to $l.00
Ladies or gentlemen, Room ll2, s7s
Commercial street sms
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-03-24
AFTER EMBEZZELER

CHICAGO, March 23.--Deteetive
Sergeant Howe will leave for San
Luis Obispo, Mex, tonight to bring
back William Neal Smith, former
secretary Of the San Luis Land &
Cattle Company who is under indict.
ment here on the charge Of embez-
element Of 5000 from the company.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-03-24
ATTEL BESTS NEIL.

NEW YORK, March 23.--Abe At
tell, the featherweight champion Of
the world, outboxed and outiought
frankie Neil, Of San Francisco, in a
fast l0-round bout this evening In
Brooklyn.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-03-24
DIGESTIVE JUICE
GETS WEAK AND SCARCE
CAUSING YOU INDI.
GESTIoN,
DYSPEPSIA WILL De GONE

Absolute and Safe Cure WIN BE-
Found in the Use Of Diapepsin
Which correets Stomach Disor-
ders and Digestion in the Most
Obstinate Cases.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-03-24
THE WEATHER

oregon--Showers; cooler in north
and east portions.
Washington-Fair; west showers
and cooler in east portion.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-03-24

II Congress works to the best ad-
vantage It Is clear that carefully
digested tariff law can be passed by
Junel. But flibusters could waste a
whole summer
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-03-24

that thirty-two lions have just been
seen together, on the Nandi Plateau,
Africa. All right; the trail can't get
too hot.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-03-24

Mr.. Bryan would be better pleased
with some of the cabinet selections if
they had been greenback Democrats
instead Of Grover Cleveland Demo-
Gratis.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-03-24

If truth is stranger than fiction how
can the Roosevelt hunting facts be
toned down 50 as not to suggest ma
ture fakes?
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-03-24

Col. Bryan is a good loser in poll
tics, but he might not be if he were
not such a good winner on the lect-
ire platform.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-03-24

An uplift in the supply Of farm
Labor ought to result from the pre-
vailing price of farm products. The
business opening appears to be one
of the best of the period and Uncle
Sam still has plenty of land for home
steaders. ...
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-03-24

The United States is certainly get
ting to be a world power. It is much
in the cabelgram stating
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-03-24
MRS. F. WOOLLEY
pRopRIETREss

Foleys Honey and Tar cures
coughs quickly, strengthens the lungs
and expels colds. Get the genuine
in yellow package. 7. +. LauriH,
Owl Drug Store.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-03-24

In addition to facing the ordinary
perils Of Africa Mr.. Roosevelt will
have to meet the hazard of the scien-
fists.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-03-24

Following the decision Of Judge
Anderson in the Standard Oil rebate
case John D. Rockefeller's respiration
will again become normal.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-03-24

The new secretary of war may not
be so slow getting into action as he
has been in getting into Office.
An insurgent Bryan man would be
ineligible. But an insurgent Repub-
lican at a time like this is freak.
Senator Baily has resumed his Wis
its to the White House. Another
proof that Mr.. Taft is to be the presi-
dent of the whole country.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1909-11-04
Rritik llnd HnIiNten
Gincr gebilOcten Srnti6-gmcrifanc.
rim iibcr oas Gcntidltnm nnO
glmcrifanertnm.

glnmerfung Der Geo q T.
tipn. Dtit gr6Btem SSiitereiie iper.
oen oie 9eier iiherlid ben Snbalt
nudfolgenoen 9riefes itlioiren Set.
terer NOR ols Eripatbrief on ben gc.
oofterr B. 9l. bon Der ibm befrellit,
oeten Shreiberirl, elmer bier i'm 2ar-
De geborenen 0enti6. .slmerifonerin
iiderIi6 nid)t fir Die Seffentli1feit
beItinlmt. @r lit uber 10 intereiiont
geihrieber luo Der SSltbdlt gibt be.
ionoers Oern gebiloeten 2eierfreiie, 10
pieI 9lnreeiing sum gn60erlfeil uno
5ur 0isfuliion, onB mir oenielben -
obne 9enniing 0es Romens Der Da-
me on bieIiaer Stelle nno in Oieier
grtroousgabe aboruden. Ter 8rief
lit 3ugleif cine glntiport rcip cine
aritif elmer glbban0Iirng iiber bas
Deltih- -glmerifanertlinI ipeld)e Der
Re0afteur B. 8l. Dor Sabren ais
SpeSiulforreipouoent Der bohnngeie
beneil ,Solniihen golfs5eihttg"
(G0In a. 9ib.) oerfoBt bate. Gicic
Gtnleitllng ipar 5um gerit1nOnis ocS
nadfolqelt0en 8riefes nottuell0iq
Beben mir Der Came olio ooS gSort
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Lmit oen sermon. Oeg l@ppIp.0lau

nit Den .5ernonS" oes @ppIp.Olou
mes:
.gluf Der einei, Der oeuti ID e ii
Seite, firloen mir peiie 9elebrllng imS
liebepolle Grmobniugen nit 0en b. .
niitigen, nber troitreideu Sinrueiic
ailf ole @iite Ocs S6hlten; ollf Der
.nnoeren finiteren sob apgen aIle, Die
'nnberen Sinnes iit0. eiiien uerblenec.
ten Sanntismus, Der Dor nihts 5lriif-
Ifreft, nid)t einmal Dor Ger gllffor
.oerilng SIR geriibitng aelneiner Ser
bre6en. gllf Der cineil Seite ieIbit.
loie Sinaabe on Die bcGren 9flihteH
oes Srieiterltanoes, auf Der onoeren
5cniationsmnhe nm icneu 8rcis unh
Der Sdbrei nadl @elb, Gelo inlo nod
mails @elo Ter llnteri6ieo 5lpi-
|ibcn Dem belltiben @uitor Or. gar0
.unh Dem elgliihen 6cp Smith iit
|groBer, als Der 5piiden 8og nn0
gtodt, oerm Die begegnen iid penia-
items in DER 01mmerltna 3rpiiheE
Dem oeiltiben uiio Dem eHglilheu
SenObotcn gibt es ubcr feilen 8eriib-
Irlmgsplllift. aeinen eir5igen; uno
Oas gcreidDt Scrrn Snro nno icinen
Sablreidlcn gleidjgeiinntcn Ocntihcn
nnO Sentid-amcrifaniidcn glmtsbrii-
bern 5n bUber GGrc"
llno Oa mir gernoe bon s bic 90
Iprehen, miro folgenoc ..9ombemod.
ri6t" Ooppelt iiltereiiant iein. glm
Sonntog 9[benO iino luie0cr 5pei
gontben i'm @eid1Gftsbc5irfc Oet
Staot erpIooirt. Die eritc @pmbe
fam in Dem Solie 260 StoteItroBe
sur grpIoiiou, Die onoere 15 Minu-
ten ip1ter in einem @eb1iloe mhueit
Der gde bon 2aSnlle- ulo WfoDiIoil-
Strabe. 9eioe glttentote ibeinen &c.
gen Spiel ullo @ettflubs gerihtet
Igeipeien 5u iein. Gle @ebGnOe I'M
llmfreiie eines gnn3en 9lods plroen
bci61oigt mlo Slnioerte spon 8eniter-
iheiben 5ertriimmert. Inter oelI
g3ahbareeb1iioen Die ourh oieies glt-
tentot beih1oigt ipuroeu, befnioen lid)
mebrere Sotels ulo oas ,Grcmier"
Ebenter, oeIien 8eiufer ourh Die bef-
tige 8etonntion in Die gr0Bte glufre-
gltng periebt ipuroen. @liidIiher-
8eiie fam bel Der eittitebenoeu YaniE
fiemono 3n Shaoen.
General SIiuer 8. Somaro. Der
Icbtc Srcrfiibrer Der llniOn aus Der
3cit 6cs Siirgerfrieges, (oer gelegent,
lidl Der ieeten IS. 9l. 81. III Siour
Sails 5ugegen mor), erlog IN 9urling
ton, ST., ei1em Imgmierigen Ser3Iei-
ben; 0erielbe mar 79 Sabre nIt.
Ifit Gini6h,B ieiner 9ienite i'm
Saloianerfrieg bot General Somaro
pielleibt on mebr @eiehten teilae.
nommen, ols irgeno EN- Offi5ier Der
9unoesnrmee. @r mar inn Sabre
1890 in Seeos, W2e., acborer.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1909-11-04

reid)-lsiigorn geribtet al ocuten, ans
allen Suiiogebulgen ser beioen gao.
harden bel Der gfltreDue cine frieoIis
DE yfote beraiisflinge. Ssn ibren Goo
item bdtten Gar iinO a0nia 0ie Grbol.
hing oes ritatlts quo~ nuf Dem Bal.
fan als oas gemeiniome 3iel beseidl.
net.
Dies, 10 beiBt es IN Der offisi0Ieu
giener @rfldriulg peiter, lei oos cSn.
oentor aller be5iiglihen aunoaeblui.
gen. 9Iuh BEL @eIegenbeit oes fiirs.
lihen geiuds oes oeutiden Heidls-
fan5lers Or. b. 8etbmann-SoIliped
IN &Sien iei feItgeiteat uorOen, oaB
ooriiber poIIites @niDernebmen ami.
iden 9eutihlono lmo Seiterreid, be.
Itebe 5mmerbin biete oie bette ga.
rmtie Die aonioliOirlng Der 3iirfei
IeIbit.
5erner miro ousgefiibrt, Der leiten.
De @eoarlte oller europ1iihen @roB.
nldhte lei Die grboltung oes iSrie-
oens gtirgenos ieien oie @eaenidbc
tiefgebefl0 getlig Inn cine frie0Iid,e
Soilug aits5uihlieBen. glae Dt1hte
ieien nit innercn 5rogen Dollauf be.
ih1itigt. Sic f0nnten es 6esbalb
nt6t nerantiuortelL ibre boben 3iele
ans fleinen giferiiihteIeien Deaen
alf's Spiel 8u iesen.
llngemeines glufieben bo6en oie
pon yteD Ynrf gefabeIten 9ahrihten
iiber Die auffinOung elmer 2eidle IN
sSslip, 8. 8, perurioht, Die als ir0i.
iher lleberreit Der ermor0eten ;Srau
9lnna giiiller, geb. 2utber ans @eioa
III Sbiiringen ioertifi3irt nor0en 1T.
glniheineno lit nGmllid 0ie @rmor-
Dung Der SSroli alIf oos 9rei6en elmer
gan5en 8eieaidloft pon Gerbrehern
5uriif5ufiibren, bic iib auf oen Sci
ratsi6Dinoel nerlegten, Dab iie bCniit.
teltc Df1od)en i'll ibre Rese lodten uno
tie einfad bel giinltiger 8elegenbeiten
|ernior0eten, inn ibrc Wtitgift III oie
Sall0e 5ll befonmnelt.
Rrin5regent 2iiitpolo Don 9aDera
bat anI1Blidl ieiles g1amensfeItes BON
Ieiner 9egnoOigumgs- -8efpalt Sc.
brolth aenlnht. iSiir gergeben, oic
ans giot oOer 2ei6tfertigfeit neriibt
mproen IinO. lit Die Strofe erIaIien.
glus belodborten I6rfern bon Sc
Inigsberg (GrellBet) meroen le6s Gbo.
lerafdne nntli6 aeneloet 1rei Der
@rfrantnl9en baben iif III 2abinlt.
5iDei in Gbobelt, Die on0erc IN gis.
Imard ereignet. Die Sen6e mlmOe
bort uon GuBlnn0 eiligeihleppt.
Der 2eid)nnm 0es @farquis SSto.
Der ain %. Sftober BON einem aorea-
ner in Gbnrbin in Der Mnllidurei er.
moroet ipnroen lit, fam lebten Mon-
tag IN Eofio (SSapan) an lm0 iuiroe
init alien Gbren empfongen, Die Der
8eOeutlng, Dem glnieben uno Der
Biir6e oes peritorbenen Craftsman.
mes entIprehen. Gangs Der StroBen
otrh iuelhe Der Erouer5ug iih be.
pegte, biloeten biele Sluioerttall-
ien0e Spalier. lteberoQ biraen 3rau.
erfabneii. 9ie 2eihe bleibt bis bellte
(9onneritag) m Der @obniiug Oes
geritorbenen nufbeipabrt. Damn er.
folgt Die feierlide 9eiiesuug.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1909-11-04
9enti6lanO

Der ,Glebelono 9eaOer4 bra6te
fiir5lid unter Dem Gitel .Eriitm-
pbant @ermanp" Den foIaenoen 2eit-
.artifeI
.2eetes SSabr fiel sum erIten 9fol
felt 8riillDimg bes 0eutifen 8eideS,
inn Sabre 1871. Die 3abl Der glus-
iuonOerer ienes 2an6es imter 10000.
sic betrug gcnau 1880. gaur ienc
bcrbdltnismdBig fleine Grlippe per.
licB elm oidtbep0Ifertes mo raid
|mahIenoes 9ano nit 65,000,000
@mmobnern, INN before unO 5llipre-
henoere 8erb1ltniiie uuo @elegenbe;.
ten in onOeren Seifen Scr @eIt 81 III.
den. gor oreiBig Sabrelt ais
I9enti6la1O imgefdbr 20.000.000
ipeniger 9emobner bate, als beiltc,
belief iidJ Die 3obl ieiiier slusDanoe-
rer ouf 10000 bis 100000 i6brlid.
Der qroBe @ehlel, oen oiele Cab
len Dor slugen fiibren, lit Der iiberite
gemcis fiir ben Eriilnlpb Der s5lltel.
|liaen5 elmer gaation. gr lit I'M gro.
Ben OtaBlfa6e 8epeis fiir 0en @eri
Ser oelltihen @eiitesbetdtiging. 9aS
|9anO ielbit lit beute niht GROCER, als
es Dor elmer Generation mar. Seine
geD6lfernns lit nm 90 9srOsent &c.
iticecn, lmo es bat ooiIelbe alima iuo
oenleIben 8rlui0 lnio 8ooen; MIR ba-
ben oie gelpobiler ibn frli6tbarer ge-
|mad)t. Der Reidhrm OeS Reids nH
Mineralien bat oilrh BEN Gerbraud)
obgenonunen. Die Nenide.l, nidt
Ole gaatilr, baben Die on uno fiir iidD
|nnbe0entenoen uno fiir ben GiiIten-
|ihiffsperfebr ingiinitigen Sdfen Der.
beiiert. Die Meniden. nidt ole gia-
|tur. boben Die oeiItihen 8aiierlpege
|pertieft, ertpeitert im0 Don Sinoernii-
fen befreit. rno Die SSliiIie oltrd] Elm
gees bon aouGIen erg1n3t.
Die Satiad)e, oaB 9eutihlan0 0er-
|art proiperirt, odB fnilm nod cine
|neilnensperte 3abl BON glusipanOrern
oas Qano nit ieiner 8ebolferlnig non
go, 100000 perIGBt, BON Dem i6brIih
|175,000 fort5li5iebeu pflegten lit Der
cinornfsbollltc Seiueis Safiir, 6aF
bcntid)c Sd)micn, oemtidler Gbarafter
nno ocntidDe geiitnngsfGbistcit rs DieI
leidltcr gemadDt hnben, beutc In
SemtIdllanb irin gInsfunmem III fin
ben, ais oas Der Sal mar sur 3eit.
ais Die gepolferilngS8abI nm ein 2rit.
tel 0erinaer aunr.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1909-11-04
Gruflmntter iprndJ :

.@ir poren iieben S6peitern uno
bntten ale fem @elo,
limo fanoen olle Wtdnner imo fomeu
gut olrd Die gSelt.
gSir trugen n;ht ieioene &leioer, 6ie
a5ugeno MIR bat inns geibmiidt,
eSSln Stdotden gab's feine &on5erte;
mir bdtten elm altes Spinett.
9rmn iangen mir glbenos Dem 8ater
lmo gfigen INN 5ebn IN oas 8ett
lln0 meine fleiBige Willtter, ocine llr-
groBnlitter, mein &in0,
Die orebte nit o6t5ig sSobren ibr
Spillnrao nod flint pie Der ginn
Sieben bliibenOe 9o1ter, lrn0 ie0e
lteuert iie aus,
llno al oas @arn 5ii Dem 2innen,
mir ipannen's i'm ei9enen Saus.
Die olten eilifahen 3eiten, Die liegen
eud) airtoern iest fern;
9llS ib elirem @roBoater folgte. oa
iuur0e idon alles MODERN
@ie ltolinten iie IN ser @emeinoe imo
l6dlten
Die neue iunge RaItorilt Die brnAte
elm Sofa ms Salis.
Gin Sofa, init RoBbnrr be3ogen,
ipel6 iiinobafter llebermlt
g8ar oenn fir Die jltn9e Yaltoriii Die
ganf sum Sisen ni6t gut 2
SSSbr babt gut Iahen, ibr ahoer, mir
iDnren ooh gIiiflid babel,
8ir paren 5ifrieoen imo better. in
Siebe ulo 6reunoldaft uno Grell
@lailbt mir, 0os @eIo mad)t niht
gliiflih. mir brauhten gum
Slide es nid]t,
gSir iDaren pergniigter beiln EoLgIic6t.
ais ibr beiln eIeftriIhen Qid9f.