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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-04-09
COUNTY BOARD ADJOURNS
after A BUSY SESSION
Petition Presented Board to Appro.
pirate Sum to Pay Andrew John.
sons Medical Fees.

Before adjournment yesterday
afternoon, the board of county
commissioners took action on several
important matters that will have con.
siderable effect. The board had
hoped to adjourn early in the after
noon, but it was we'll on towards
s when they completed their labors
and left for their homes.
A petition was presented to the
board. asking that the county appro-
pirate a sum sufficient to pay the
hospital bill and doctors fees in
the case Of Andrew Johnson, deputy
sheriff, who was seriously wounded
on the night Of November 18th,
while in the discharge of his duty.
The petition was quite generously
signed; and it was the sentiment of
the board that the sum should be
appropriated. However, the matter
was laid on the table, at present,
for investigation as to the legality
of such an appropriation should one
be made: @~s ~ g. Is
The board organized Town
1884, to be- named Myhe, in
honor of Commissioner Myhre.
The board passed a resolution
authorizing the publication of the
notice issued by the state fire war
den warning against starting forest
fires. f..
The applications of the Crooks
ton Lumber company and the Be-
midi Lumber company tor abata-
ments Of taxes were favorab1Yscon-
sidered and the auditor was in-
structed to make a favorable. re-
port to the State Tax commission.
Applications Of B. Powers and
B. J. Johnson for refund of taxes
was also favorably received and
ordered 50 reported to the tax COM
mission. = s. -. w.. f. :. !.
Commissioners Schroeder and
Peterson were selected to instruct
the supervisor of assessments as to
what lands to assess. . l..
The board adjourned, sine die.
until May 18th, after allowing a
batch of bills. -. '
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-04-09

attend. It is the cause that Is
uppermost in their minds and this
spirit will mean success. The use of
the armory has been generously
donated by Captain Otto and Prof.
Masten has offerad the services of
his able orchestra for this occasion.
The corps of assistants in the
sale of tags will be distinguished
from the ordinary citizen on that
day by the badges worn. They
are to wear red badge with the
words "St Anthony's Hospital"
Already many are asking for tags
but these anxious ones will be
compelled to wait until the sale
opens, Tuesday morning.
You will be a good dodger if
you can avoid purchasing tag.
This army OF Bemidji's best wo-
men will not be turned down.
That's all there will be to it.
Wear a tag and help the good
cause along.
In Mondays issue of the Pioneer,
we will publish a complete history
of the St. Anthony's hospital since
its founding. This description will
give Bemidji readers An idea of the
work that is being done by the hos
pital people.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-04-09
Judge Baiiey's Condition.

Sis p. m. Judge Bailey sustained
a period Of severe depression yes.
terday evening and for time it. was
thought that he would not survive
until midnight. However, be rallied
sufficiently to talk to his family,
took little nourishment and fell
into 4 quiet, deep sleep which lasted
about two hours, since which time
his condition is steadily improving.
At the present time his pulse is 72;
his mind is clear, and he is resting
comfortably. Dr.. r. Gilmore.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-04-09
Gard OF Thanks.

desire to express my heartfelt
thanks for the many courtesies and
extreme kindnesses which were
shown me and which b Z
been continued since my late
bereavement. Such actions in times
Of sore trouble are indicative Of
human kindness and love. May
you all be spared such 4 sorrowful
affection. Mrs. +. @. Sibley.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-04-09
ALL BEMIDJI INTERESTED
I'm THE COMING TAG DAY
Wear tho Tag for the Benefit Of St. Anthonys Hospital
Next Tuesday, and Attend the Charity Ball in the
Evening -Tckets Will Be rs cents.

Enthusiasm among the citizens of
this city is spreading like wild fire
about the Tag-Day that is to be held
for the benefit of the St Anthony
Hospital next Tuesday. Every.
where you 20 you hear the talk OF
Tag-Day and those who have never
lived in a city when Tag.Day was
held know little of the excitement
that will prevail on such an occa-
sion.
From every nook and crook in
the city we hear enthusiastic re-
marks about the coming event. It
seems TO be the expression of the
masses to assist in piling up good
sum for the funds to be expended for
so good a cause. IT,.
Many women are offering their
services to assist in the selling of
tags on that day. People also
realize what q GOOD modern hospital
means to the City of Bemidji and
this spurns them on to lend every
aid and assistance in this work.
The charity ball which is to- be
held on the evening of April IL is
also a pronounced success. Many
are asking for tickets to this ball,
regardless Of their intention to
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-04-09
RAINY RIVER MAN SHOOTS
his WIFE: WHO HAS DIED
Became Enraged at Wife Oisobeyinq
~, His Expressed Wishes, and Has
j. - =
: i Committed Murder.

Spooner, Mimi, April 9.-(Specia
to Pioneer. IA man named Burns,
residing at Rainy River. Ont, in a
fit of passion, yesterday afternoon,
shot his wife twice through the
head, INJECTING such serious wounds
that the woma never regained con-
sciousness and died within twenty
minutes after the shooting occurred.
After the shooting, Burns pur-.
chased a boat at Rainy River and.
went to the American side, but on.
arriving at the International bridge,
he surrendered to the American
authorities, and will be taken back
to Rainy River and be turned over
to the officers at that place.
it's said that the cause of the
shooting was due to the fact that
Burns became violently enraged at
his wife because of the fact that she
attended a concert and dance held
at Baudette, Thursday night, con-
trary to Burns orders. who forbade
her to attend. When Mrs. Burns
returned home they became involved
in a bitter quarrel, Burns finally
drawing revolver and shooting his
wife.
Burns was employed on the
steamer, Five Roses" which phys
the Rainy river.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-04-09

Wicked King" Special number by
the choir. Sunday school 1915; B.
Y. P. u, 7; Evening service 8. The
Origin Of. Salvation" Good gospel
singing and plain Biblical preach
ing. Will be glad to see you at the
services.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-04-09
Body Of Harry Tanner Buried at
Little Falls.

-g-.E
The body of the late Harry Tan.
ner was buried at Little Falls
yesterday afternoon, there being a
large crowd present at the final
obsequies.
Prior to the burial, solemn funeral
services were held at the Little Falls
Episcopal church, which was
crowded to the doors with init.
mate friends of the deceased and his
family. A number of the relatives
Of the late MI. Tanner were present,
including Mrs. Tanner and George
Tanner and son of this city.
The Little Falls Transcript says
of the late Harry Tanner: =t~
"Mr. Tanner, who was born in
Belle Prairie in 1873, lived in Little
Falls for several years and was for a
time in business at Bemidji. Later
he went to Fergus Falls but returned
to Bemidji after being engaged in
business in the western city. Mr..
Tanner took a claim on the Rainy
River and lived there for about a
year before returning to Bemidji the
last time.
The deceased is son of Mr..
and Mrs. James Tanner of this city
He is survived by a wife and two
daughters, his parents. one sister
and six brothers. They are Mrs.
Nellie Morrel of Saltwater, Alfred
of Cloquet, Charles of Superior,
George of Bemidji, Edward of this
city, Fred of Malta, Mont, and Lee
Of Bakersfield, Cal"
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-04-09
DOINGS IN The VARIOUS :.
CHURCHES OF THE CITY
Hours Of Worship and Subjects Of Ser.
mons to Be Delivered in the
City Sunday.

Episcopal Services will be held in
the I. O. 0. F. hall at 8 p. M, con-
Quoted by Rev. H. F. Parshall.
Sunday school at 4 p. m.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-04-09
Card Of Thanks.

To the many friends who were so
kind to US during the recent illness of
Harry Tanner and subsequent there
to, we wish to express our sincere
thanks. Such acts will ever be
gratefully remembered as the bright
spots in darkness of trouble. God
bless you, and may you be spared
such sorrow.
Mrs. Harry Tanner,
George Tanner.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-04-09

Norwegian Lutheran-There will be
service in the morning at 1890,
Immediately, altar the service there
will be Norwegian and English Sun.
day school and Bible class. Even.
ing service ct o'clock.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-04-09

Presbyterian Morning worship a,
Il. Subject The Lords Ascension,
Its Message to the Church, Bible
class and Sunday school, 1915. Y.
r. S. G. E. Z. Evening service at 8.
Subject. The Drama Of Life in
Three Acts" The public is cordially
invited to these services.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-04-09
THERE ARE SOME SNAPS
AWAITING THE ALERT

The List In Subdistricts Rather Sim-Splendd Chances
for New Entrants.-You Have Until 1880 Tonight
to Win the $25 Savings Account in tho First
National Bank.-Also Is, 900 Extra Votes.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-04-09

W. w. Olson of Walker spent
last night in Bemidji, being 4 guest
at the Markham hotel.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-04-09

Baptist Mems Bible class 10;
Morning service 100. Subject
Manasseh" Of The Salvation Of 1
New-York tribune., 1910-06-12

shoulders as though to shake of all reSpon-
sibilitv for the result, then must decline TO
amend my statement.
So quietly that the action did not excite
the attention of the card players about them,
Colonel Trevor leaned across the table, and
said in a voice hardly more than whisper
Il regret to inform you, sir, that IN calling
nv theory ridiculous you seriously offend me
and that you also lie!
The words needed no amplitiCatlOn. Perlet
for a moment looked on in inCredulOuS sur-
prise. Then he smiled and arChed his brOws
with commiseration as he drew his cardcase
from his pocket and handed the billet across
to the man who was forcing challenge
Colonel Trevor replied in kind.
Il regret" said the Count slowly, that
a gentleman of your age has found it neces-
sarv to insult me. In the premises | cannot
act differently-the only reply IS challenge.
If YOU have a friend of fewer years, L shall
gladly accept a substitute on the field.
hope that Captain Faurette here will con-
sent to act as my second.
Faurette bowed his willingness.
Colonel Trevor rose slowly from the table.
Monsieur le COmpte is courteous, he said.
Il shall be my own principal. We reach
Cherbourg tomorrow. | go direct to Paris.
As we are at sea, l am not to-day able to
name a friend who will act as my second.
Nv address will be the Hotel Ritz, and there
| shall have some one in every way qualified
to arrange details with Captain Faurette.'
Monsieur lie COmpte de Periet bowed
gravelv also rising THE plan is perfectly
satisfactory" he responded in low voice.
Il am entirely willing that the concluding
arrangements be made in Paris He turned
to the others. Il am sure he suggested,
that we need not request you gentlemen
to regard this matter as COnhdential?'
Both the others bowed though the boys
face flushed with excitement. He was seeing
something in life that had heretofore be-
lOnged in his experience exclusively to the
pages of books.
IN deck Colonel Trevor walked forward
~ and, finding the NIarquise where he had
left her, dropped again into the chair at her
side. The leaden sky was now piled high
with slate-gray clouds; but at the edge of
the world they broke into riffs where the sun
was sinking close to the water, dyeing the
west with broad broken hands of orange and
rose. Across the swelling, white capped sea
came a ladder of reflection with rungs Of
gold.
Colonel Trevor smiled at the girl. My
child" he said, his eye lighting with remi-
niscence, you look very much as your
mother did before her marriage. was your
fathers best man." He paused and laughed
as he bit the end of a fresh cigar. And it was
not my fault, he added, THAT at that same
wedding he was not my best man."
DUELING is not so open to-day as in times
when editorial writer's of Paris were
wont in advance to COmmiserate with some
unfortunate who seemed to be going to the
certainty of death at the point of a celebrat-
ed blade. Yet the doings of Compile de
Periet were sufficiently we'll known to excite
interest, and in the cafes along the Champs
klyseeS there were a few intimateS of the
duellst who spoke together in small knots of
the event of the morrow
New-York tribune., 1910-06-12
SUNDAY MAGAZINE FOR JUNE IL. 1910
The Fusing Point
Continued trom page
Continued ty0m page 8

added the duelist, Ibis ghost Pursues me
And the Frenchnan crossed himself with
devOutneSS.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-12

shoulders as though to shake off all respon-
sibility for the result, then must decline 70
amend my statement.
So quietly that the action did not excite
the attention of the card players about them,
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Jrant Gbance an 9apio SioeIting,
$500.
Waitbeip ). gruetner on Gou.s.
Stu {. Ii. 3. &c., $500.
5enrD W. Runse an Green Ctr. 6.
II. 3. Co.. 5000.
5arrp s. Stord an CT. Bernard
gSrogrsfibe 9. II. 6. u. Co., $500.
slnna gunnemep,r on Wi. 4oams
.. II. 8. o., $1,000.
Sarah 80. Sarter an Dat 6. II. 9.
Co., $500.
aueaa gontIin on anna SbI.p,
$500.
Sobn 6. Sbuff an Winton German
9. II. 6. a., $500.
aate SberIep on /. Warb 6. u. 3.
g., $500.
70. g. 9uriburt on Some q. IL. 6.
Co.. $1,000.
Soiepb Wilting on bi.isI6e, $1,000.
CLAUDE Collins an biei.lbe, $500.
Sasob WaIotoais an gait gnbganf
Co.. $4,000.
Gsorse 8edfabt on Gouibern Ohio
6. II. 3. Co., $500.
Gllsn Dalep on Silt gbse 3. Ii. G..
Co., $500.
pstsr Shreiber on Gprins 0orben
g. II. .. Co., $11OO.
5bomos u. Sobniion on Monar1
y. u. =. ID. Co.. $500.
Wrtbur g. Draie an gnterpriie g.
u g. v. Co., $3.50.
5bo.nas $. Reeb an 20. Genturp q.
u. 6. Co., $3.50.
4nnd Reillp an bidsl6e, $500.
o5obriel q. Jones an Reuben 1pler.
$3.50.
Winiam siebsrs an GIepelanb 3.
Co., $1500.
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Der eIeeante Wann. 4uf
pentsen 0ebieten oes offsntlinen 2ss
beHs tommt Der gebanteninbdlt zines
3eitaIters 70 ildr gum 4usbrud, ipie
duf benz Der aIeiouns, unb bic gsihihz
te Der 5rodtsn uno aoitiime lit itets
9egenitano eingsbenber llnisrIuduns
gen Der aulturbiitoriier sstpeien. Don
oieiem Gefihtspun.te dussebenb, tpirit
Wlareen prspcit i'm rsyisaro" bi. syras.
auf, ob IS heute nod cine ausaeiproz
dsne mdnnIihe gIsson3 aebe, ipie eiipa
Su ben 3eiisn Der ensliI6en Heeents
ft,ufi bel gesinn bes poriaen eJabrbuns
oerts oosr urter bem speiien franSoiis
i9sn auiI.rreid. oos be.onnili1 Den
DISQUALIFICATION oss 2ebens einen ,pei.
ten Spislraum seipGbrts. prepoit
tommt babel ~ benz ShIub. hab iih
bic 4nfhauuns.n iiber mGnnIide gles
sonS i'm 9aufe Der lsbien Sabraebnie
Oouitdnbis e.ipanoslt baben; es geniist
bsut. nihi mebr, ipie friikr. na1 ben
Rsseln Der Mooe se,Ieibet su iein, I'm
als elegant 5u selien: bic Nri. iid su
beipeeen, unb bic sydbigteis Der llnfers
baltung unb bes llrtbeils ireten In uns
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Hur bic Jrauen bdben no htpie Dor
oas Redi, lebislid our1 ihr Gueerss
2lufireten su ipirtsn. sic iinb iid bds
fen aud beipuBt. unb baber iIi bel ib>
nen elm. seipiiIe RerpoIiidt unpertenns
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oanisn beberriht, ub Tie ouh bic Blide
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orud berporrufen, ben iie bei Der Muss
pabl ihrer aleibuns b.nbiidtigt boxn.
Dieies 8orreht Der Jrou iit bem Wons
ne. Der ols elegant beirafist iperben
mill, beriast. Sn unIeren 9agsn barf
er niht mehr nit Der Jrau auf BEN
Gebist Der aleioung uno Wobe In
Wsttbeperb treien. bi. 3siten eines
0rafen be DrigHon, Der bas 1rsifahe
fir feline Gleibuns oussnb OILS feline
melt einfaher pernuloste 0dttin. linb
fir INNER bahin. Gin Monn BARI nid,t
auffalIen; AUDI Der tIsinfte 9beil f.inss
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ber.r erresi, lit auf einen Deritob ses
gen ben slten Oefhmad auriid3ufiibe
rem. Nlles inub 5ufammen ftimmsn.
unb Elm ipirilih elegdnter Wlann ipirb
niht ipollen. buB cine Grau fih m.br
NIT feinsr Rieibung. als nit feinem
fonftigen Wefen befhdftist. Dcs bar<
nonifhe 3uiammenftimmm Der RIeis
bung Iiefert ben Deipeis eines in iid5
bur69ebilbeien uno DerpolItommneteu
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Gransels.HthHMs' llebertralxllen
Girtinnnt G | /, 2. Yop.

Sulia 9otmann on Sdeob GoIbltein
unb 5annis 0oloiiein, IL bel 81 ssuB
an Der Siioisltt Der Belts Ctr, l55
Jub Ditlit bon Sobn Ctr, ST.
Wlarguerts Softer an Charles u. &.
WaIter. IL Cots in llnterabtbeiIunq
III" bon Sa,lsp parf. 81.
Marguerite Softer an gborles as.
Waiter, Cots sos unb sos in Inter
abtbsilung 81" BON Dailep part, 81.
Serman Sesiing an Gmmd Seeiina,
Got z in Wm. .. Dcpis' untsrabtbei-
lung IN Wlobapt 9eisbts, 81.
BERNARD Sdnsibers an 9be cesadion
gren. Co., 80 bel SO SUB on Der Gube
lelts Der 6. Strubs. 80 Sub Oitlih bon
Carr Strabe, 81.
William =. @uD an Sobn J. Gtsin.
mueller, Cots 25 unb 9beil BON Cots
"a .unb 26 in Wm. 6. Guns unterS
abtbeiluns in Clifton 4eisbts. 81.
Neuben ". 5pIer an Gabriel 6.
zones, Cots 141. 142, 143 unb LA in
part place 6. v. q. q. llnterabtbsi.
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neruns an ibn bic gemsrtuns bintpirft,
DAP er iid gu tIsibtn periiebe.

neruns an ibn bic gsmsrtung binpirft,
oab er iid 5u iIsiotn Deriisbs.
Cine Grinneruns an ShIoE
WiIbeImsbOk. 8as rei3enoe Rototo<
ihlobhen, bas bon 2anograf Wilbslm
oen 4dten in ben Sabren 1753-70
in Der Rdbe BON aaHsI erbaut wuroe.
iolIte. einer jiingit aufseiauhtsn. ers
freuIifsrpeiIe aber RAID bemeniirteH
Rahrihi sufolse, bon benz preuBifdtn
Jistus an pripate periauft peroen.
Dies spdre iebr bebauerIih aeDeieH,
benn bas Stlob ipieIt seidihtlih ei.
ne iniere1ante RoIle. Sn ben 3eiten
Der iiefiten Sdmah Deutialanos fam
es in fran3Ojilde 9dnbs. Der 1907
gum aonis bon Weftfalen erbobene
8ruoer RapoIeons l.. Der tapfere, aber
erslibsrlide Ssroms. beHen Wdbla
Ipruh: .Worsen pisoer luitii1 ullse.
m.in etannt III. iden.te bas ShloB,
als er feline Reiiben3 in aafel aufa
ihlus. ieiner Gemablin. Der piirttsms
bersiiden prinseiIin aatberinu, SI
beren gbre es aathertnentbal getaaft
puros, bis bic 9errlidteit Seromss
am 80. G.ptember 1913 Elm gHoe
nabm uno nat beHsn 8erjasuns bur;h
bic RuH.n bas Shlob tpieoer ieinen
alien Ramsn erbielt. 4m 16. b. Mt.
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4. September 1870 als @efdnssner bic
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supp1nen, bic Iid beim Gintritt Naz
poIeons in bic Dorbaue bss ShloFes
abipieIte. bort iianb ndmlid, unter
anberen Naritdten, auf bem 8oben felt
JGbren cine Warmorbiiiie Seromes
BON gonopa. Der perflofene aurfiirii,
betanntlid elm srimmiser Gran3ofen@
feinb. bate ihr bieien plaB ungeipisz
fen, ben man ibr auh unter preubnher
6errIhaft belaIIen bate. Der GrtaiIer
fab unb ertonnte bic Biifie fofort bel
feinem gintriti nit fharfem 4ues.
trat bift an bas aonterfei feines
Obeims beran unb betrahtete es nit
umfloriem Bid einise 4ugtnblide iina
nsnb. Damn ipanbte er iih 5u feinsm
Defolss. untsr benz ii9 Bring Murat,
general Retlle unb fein Setretdr
pieiri befanben. beriibrte nit ieinem
Reiiitod Ieiht ben. ShsiteI Der Butte
unb iprah 5u ben oernn getpenbet
bdlblaut: .Qe paupre roi Quftid!" -
Gs m0gen allerbinss gang eisenartise
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ausenblid bic Sesls oes ssitiir3ieH
Gerrf1srs betpesten. aIs ibm bier oas
oIte Mabriport: Sic traniit gloria
nrunbi4 70 ersreifenb bsmoniiri,t
tpurbe.
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Sapans 2trmut6. Grit tlr3.
lid bat ein Guropder Die japanii6e III
nQn3z unb .0anDelspslt nit Nprten
ungeIdmintter Offsnbeit auf bic Ges
fahren hingeipieIen, bic capans gu
tunft beoroben: 0ernbur9 mar es, Der
bic 60flihteit ieiner 0irtbe nit elmer
sbrliden Meinungsduberung perqatt.
SJn Der 5bat III Sapan pobl bag Grmite
Gano Der gBelt. ProfeHor aambe bon
Der uniperIitGt aioto BAT mad umfanQs
reiten itatiitiihen Stubien Die 3o6lens
mdbigen unterla9en fir einen 0:r9IeidJ
Der 5inar3lage Sapans nit Der Der an
oeren 9robmddte 3uiammengeitelIt,
unO oas Grge6nib lit fir Das Reih Ser
aufgehsnoen Come in Der 5bat penig
giinitig. Menn man ben nutionQlen
Reihtbum bes oitaiiatiiden Reihes
nit 100 gsn fir ben aopf Der 8ep0ls
terung annimmt, 10 ereibt Der Der.
gleth, bdB Den 100 Gen beg Sapaners
in 0suti6lono 683 Gen, in 5rantrei1
TAB unb in 0roBz9ritannien 1908
Ysn geesniiberite6en. @Gbreno Der
Japoner Elm @intommen bon 10 gen
srarbsitet, perbient Der 9eutIhe Al,
Der 5ran5oie 81. Der Gngldnbsr 90 uno
Der Qmeritaner 73 gen. 2luf ben an
gemeinen Woblitdnb briitt ichper Die
Gait Der gefpaltigen Staatsihulben.
sic brinssn es nit iid, ouB bic Stsus
nit aQer araft ange3oqen
nerben muB, unb In Der 56at lit Sas
pan beute bas am idiperiten beiteuerte
Sano Der Welt. 8oh bisIs brutenben
Yerbdltnife permOgen ben MiQen gum
Jortf6ritt nidt gu bre6en. llno bier
tritt Elm Jattor in bic Rehnuna, Der
|i6 aablenmdbig ni6t faiTen ldbt: iez
asr opferfreubiee potriotismus bes
Japaners, Der, ben Bid uuf bic 3u=
lunft geri6tet, bem Staatspobl per-
|onlt9e Spfer barbringt, obne Ii6 entz |
nuthigen gu laTen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-03
Hnf benz Wipfel Der BepiTeulofgfeit

tlnb bic Aundialber angelnng!,
iuelhe asenoe einipriBimgen, Die
earbolidire, gesen Sdmorrboiben
ansreiien nnb nit oieien 2iiaenmeoi.
sinen. bic nifn nur niht belfen, ipns
bern nnr idlaoeil. nod genus geidt.
gIdnbige Inn ibr 8elo betriigen. Cine
,pirflihe ,no onuernoe 0eilimg bieieS
ihperen unb ihmerBbnften 2eioenS
fommt nur burh Or. Siisbee's Ana.
feiis 3,iitanbe, elmer beilfrGftigen
ar5nei, peld,e in Gorm bon SfiiN'
51pfden am Sis bes Neibens einge.
fiibrt tpirb unb fim BON bort beilel6
in bic erfrnnften TbeiIe perbreitet.
Hroben iperben frei perfnnbt bon 3.
Neuitoebter & Co., @cr 1916, NelD
Oort. 0.G.