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The Detroit times., 1910-07-22

out OF the screenless windows. A
brainless bystander ran hatless to a
druglsss drug store and pulled a hook
less alarm box.
Presently reckless firemen dashed
up with horseless engines and played
a moistless stream on my tuneless
piano They raised stepless ladders
AID tore countless shingles off the
raftless rafters. Others threw wetless
water with pumpless engines In pur-
poseless manner. With fearless eyes
| implored them not to be so ruthless,
but they tossed all my countless china
ware out onto the grassless lawn.
ran about suspenderless and helpless
Just then my brainless cook re-
turned and became speeches. when
she saw an armless man carrying
away our songless canary bird In Its
wireless cage on a handle-less wheel
barrow. At the same time | jumped
out, nerveless. into a lifeless life net
the fireless firemen had spread, and
fell harmless into a cystless cistern.
Things certainly looked hopeless un-
til dropless rain fell from a cloud
less sky upon my roofiess house and
put out the smokeless confiagration.
l crawled out penniless and express
ed my thankless gratitude to the vest.
less chief for his fruitless endeavors.
After which | had g sup-less supper
OF homeless bean soup, and crawled
into my featherless bed for sleepless
snooZe.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-22

Insurgency is the new intellectual
and conscience leadership OF the
country.
There Is nothing very new about IT,
save the name. Gov Goebel, or Ken
lucky. was an insurgent, and was muir
dered for IT, Gov. Pingree, OF Mlchi
gan, was one. Pingree, because OF MS
activity. was hated and ridiculed In his
time. but he left to Michigan and 10
Detroit the best things In government
and administration that they are yet
able To boast. PETER of Kansas. was
an insurgent, but he had whiskers as
well rs ideas, and so we laughed at
the whiskers and forgot the Ideas
Simpson, OF Kansas. had ideas, but no
socks; so conservatism ridiculed his
socklessness and distracted attention
from his ideas Bryan had socks and
no whiskers: so when he came along
he became a leader. the first real,
great. national insurgent.
But Bryan's economic thought was
The Detroit times., 1910-07-22
Nothing New About Insurgency
JuDsoN c. wELLIvER. In Hsmptos's.

as often bad as his social ideals were
good and his moral inspirations en-
nobling. II his judgment were as
sound as his heart Is good, Bryan
might have been president.
Just as Bryan made for the nrst
time effectively the fight for better
ideals within the Democratic party, 80
Robert M. La Toilette. of Wisconsin
made the same fight within the he
publican party. La Toilette was
neither murdered like Goebel, nor
laughed out OF countenance like
PETER: but he was as cordially hated
as the one, and as enthusiastically
ridiculed as the other.
Albert Cummins, OF Iowa, presented
insurgency to good society, he clothed
IL in a dress suit, and, being a great
lawyer. declined to be bluffed when
orrihed conservatism told him that
our sacred constitution bound us hand
and foot to be delivered over to the
vested interests.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-22
A TRAGEDY AT
OBERAMMERGAU

In the August McClure's, Louise
Parks Richards tells a touching anec'
dote of one OF the Oberammergau
PLAYERS who had lost his part because
he had grown too old to NIL II ade'
quately:
Sad as was the duty OF the COM
mittee, Il was plain-and they so ex'
planned Il TO Myr-that he was no
longer young enough for the part: that
the beard streaked with gray was no
longer suited To the youthful Jesus;
that the face which had hitherto
borne the lofty. almost superhuman
expression OF the Divine had now be.
come too scanned with the burrows oil
years TO show the sacredness OF sor'
row without its scars In one whose
earthly life measured only a span OF
80 years.
"Myr broke down and wept like q
child.
81 know he said. that am too old
for the part; but l had so hopeS that
you might still have left me my Chris
tus'
AS some Compensation he was
given the role OF Prologist, created
expressly FOR him that year. and a lit
tie later he was made Burgermeister
or the village; but he never recovered
from the loss Of his Ohristus. Three
years later, when ordered to Munich
for surgical operation. he spent his
last hours before leaving home out al
the thsatcr building, alone. Ho never
returned from the Munich hospital
Into the beyond ne carried the wound
In his heart still Unheale6."
The Detroit times., 1910-07-22
HE GOT HIS.

"a wise lawyer is a silent man; the
fewer unnecessary questions he asks
the better for him." says Secretary
Root "A little girl taught me this
early In my practice. Her widowed
mother came often TO my office about
the settlement OF her estate. Some
times she brought her daughter, a
beautiful girl of 10 with red ourls. One
morning. after dong conference with
the mother, l noticed that the child
seemed uncomfortable; she evidently
thought / was paying too much at
tention 10 her mother. i patted her
on the head and said:
"'You are a beautiful girl. Don't
you want 10 come TO my house and
be my little girl?"
She answered vnry decidedly: No,
I cont. And / don't want mother to,
either"
The Detroit times., 1910-07-22
A HIT.

Kirke La Shelle met an actor and
noticed that he was wearing a mourn
ing band on his arm.
It's for my father" the actor ex-
planned. I've just come from his
funeral"
La Shelle expressed his sympathy.
The actors grief was obviously very
real and great. II attended TO all the
funeral arrangements" he said. I'VE
had everything just as father would
have liked It."
Were there many there?" asked La
Shelle
Many there!" cried the actor with
bride. Why. my boy, We turned EN-
away!"-Success.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-22
GEORGIA VOTES THE
INCOME TAX

The wisdom OF Georgia balances the
folly OF New York. The Georgia SEN
ate on Monday ratified the federal In
come tax amendment by vote OF %
TO Is. The Georgia assembly Is con-
coded to have majority In favor OF
the amendment.
The New York legislature actually
PASSED the amendment. but before the
result was announced the Interests"
The Detroit times., 1910-07-22
From Another Point of View

trouble brewing Port Arthur They making beer there
the passover
strikers idle hemt
reading o Uncle cannons speeches.
police as probably
unfamiliar with the OF plumbers
impressive how
had the officials gone In lumber wagons instead autos?
Journal
the OF it's personal grievance against the ens
Public
head OF the class
to ohousek
OF skebreake,
strikers want more
The Detroit times., 1910-07-22
PASS THE EAST WIND.

A little boy one evening at dinner
gazed at his fathers face long while,
and then said--"Papa, what makes
your nose so dreadful red?"
The east wind, of course" the
father answered with a gruff haste.
Pass that jug OF beer and. don't talk
so much"
Then from the other end Of the
table the boys mother said sweetly,
Yes. Tommy, pass your father the
east wind, and be careful not 10 spill
any on the tablecloth."
The Detroit times., 1910-07-22

Had a blaze at my house last night
The premises caught from a fireless
cooker.
AT the time a mess OF odorless
onions was bein prepared in it. Our
careless cook was leaning over the
picketless fence Ginning childless
nurse girl, when detected colorless
flame creeping along the carpetless
floor.
Emitting breathless scream, ]. be-
gan throwing my priceless furniture
The Detroit times., 1910-07-22
WORTH OF HIS MONEY.

This is a iury-room secret that has
come into circulation in some mystic
rious way: Look here" said one OF
the jurymen, after they had retired,
IF understand Alright. the plaintifi
doesn't ask damages for blighted af-
fections or anything OF that sort, but
only wants to get back what he's
spent on presents. pleasure trips and
so forth" THAT is So" agreed the
foreman We'll, then vote We don't
give him a penny" said the other hast
lily. IF all the fun he had with that
girl didn't cover the amount be ex-
pended. II must be his own fault.
Gentlemen, | courted that girl once
myself"
Pope Plus Y is seventy-five years
old.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-22
Friday July p.
1910 >

got In their work, and q "pliable'
member changed his vote.
II Is only question OF time. The
income tax Is Just and right. It's ad.
yocates are persistent and undaunted.
II ought TO win. and will win as soon
as the American voter gets a fair
chance at the measure.
Eight states have now ratified the
income tax amendment TO the consti-
tuticn; % more states must do So
New York American.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-22

Take the Michigan Avenue Car
10 the Packing House Market, corner
Twentieth-st. Only a 10-minute ride
from the city hall. Finest fresh and
smoked meats OF all kinds, chickens
and fish.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-22
- e.: Editorial Page Of The Detroit Times

Following the nomination OF
william Howard Taft by the Repub.
lican convention in 1908 as the "suO-
cessor' Of Theodore Roosevelt in the
presidency and the choice" OF
Roosevelt--the man to go on with
the Roosevelt policies--we took &C.
casion in this column to express
some surprise,
We couldn't figure out just how
The Detroit times., 1910-07-22

see, dear" said Mrs. Kidder.
Mamma has sent me a speaking like,
ness of herself.
GOOD gracious" said Kidder, then
hang Il In the attic!"
The Detroit times., 1910-07-22
MANY THANKS.

The Detroit Times Is an ex-
cellent daily paper and is fast
forging to the very front OF the
daily papers OF Michlgan.-Port.
land Observer.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-22
The RefOrmer Whom
We Have Never Found
With the Reformers


does our sSp1ss'sn "a caion in this
rafrs FaiureH surprise,
b We couldn't figure just how
h mild smiling benchtraned Taft and the
policies which always nng tho business emu
mule, going along in double harness
We quick acknowledge admirable qualities in the
Republican nominee but when doing undersudy the
leading part that strenuous with which woerm
sed couldn't help but think policeman we heard Of once
pursuing burglars pointed at himself and
Hembling from o
short, job him. couldn't see Taft
suggesting made happier choice we
why Taft before
reformer like LaFole of ROOevets type Of Roosevelt
vgOr energy who stood shoulder to
shoulder with him in his fights in Washington.
In that editorial anticipated question that at
this writing n the foreground of national politics
Roosevelt has since been away
the chose succeed him the presidency
proved coming up requirements he repre-
scented by Roosevelt possess.
Returning Roosevelt finds his party divided and rent
represent dednhwoOl paisans willing to sink the
party any Depth just long shall continue in control OF those
leadership the Of powerful and law
dyng capitac interests predict its overthrow
10 continue such leadership.
the Regulars and the latter the Insurgents the
divisions the party have to be known
The man to policies president
himself with the Regulars and betrayal of the public
trust upon the policies and
victory with the who have sold out the
country disgraced their party the of solidarity
the side Of insurgency the side of LaFole
81 Cummin. Bev.rdge the Of
sC0UNTRY"
exclusively Adch Lodge and for Cannon
who shouting solidarity country bolster the
courage president quit Office the expiration Of his
first term
They want him with years remain, least
The question right To which Of these sides will
Roosevelt HIS
RI Il HE regular" "insugentP
he WAS insugent
What is he N0Wf
question important; such importance warrant the state
the country CRISIS depends the answer
for the great the Of the not to
be underestimated
Judson G. welivcr Hampton's discusses it.
And he calls attention Mr. Roosevelt which
marks the cat when i time for the jump
Mr. Weiver
An WITH the reme no further or no more convincing
which his choice Taft for work Of reform In prefer
sn IaFoe mentioned and preference all the other
teformers Of any Of which he would have been SURE
Mr. welyer makes another point
and great depends the Roosevelt
with settlement presentday problems whole lot depends
his attitude with relation the future OF Theodore Roosevelt himself
PARTY from the regular side the
cry of COUNTRY from the nsurgent side7
wever credits the genius Of the expdent with ability work
peace between factions in his party.
attempt which, opinion would
from following the people whom numbers
supporters simply they believe him bigger than party
voting strength country which finds Taft place
in the part called play would quick discard
who chose part he by of compromise
principles which him his popularity lend support
suspicion that in his selection Of Taft he was insincere
The Detroit times., 1910-07-22
REyERsION
TO
TYPE.


working store and hikes TOT @
a blanket anda
tic they Nigh stismate him OF being p
maniac a degenerate
Yet oens Older and higher imam S st hou
thousands men would do they only mao e
|
smelling hothoue roses p'
q
blue and bilious In
a than o be hut nan.
civilization thinks reveson TO
grand high A. ,.,o,,o
Civilization regards iulou
10 nike
MIR In the umpng
to
The Detroit times., 1910-07-22
OBSERVATIONS

the though
distanty
kindred bias that wont
The Detroit times., 1910-07-22

When a cabbage lowered rose escapes TO the woous
begins to shake OF the rammels OF Kitchen sara
vization and To APPROXIMATE In the most
beautiful rose blows. the fragrant wild egiahthe'
folks accuse the OF reverson to type as tnousn
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Qabt Gud) nid]t bcrmnter fommem!

Starfe 8eida0igungen an oen &C.
bensorganen berl1riaden, mie Sic &c.
iddoigl1nger an ser Moidine, @erun=
terbreden. SIR f0nnt SEN Magen nidt
iiberihdsen nod ol1d 2l,nge, Miere1t,
Gingemeioe o6er Merpen obne ernite
@efabr fir guh lelbit. @esn SIR
id>po9 o0er. berumtergefommel1 ieio
ooer rn1tcr bem 0rud rge110 elmer Mrt
lte6tnebmt eleftriid)en 8itters,oi un=
pergleidlide, itarfenoe Me0i5in. 6rall
S. 6. San oeSanoe bon &irflanO, ST.,
lbreibt:: Sab i) nid)t 5ulammenbrad,
md6reno id 11nter ei,1em iebr beftigeu
Irud al1f orei Monotc ltono, III eil1-
fad Sem eleftriihen 9itters 5lr5lr-
idreiben." @ebraudt ibn nlro CT
frelrt @lld ser @elunobeit ltl1o Stir
fe. 3l,frieoenbeit poiitip %gorontirt.
500 in MolitorS Npotbefe.
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9te alte @etmatb.
@cffalen.

Scr acknowledgements Mur Sci
nemonn iu u ii II It c I lpur0e perbaf=
tet inter &er0adt, iabrelang 1fong-
reid)e Jalldulngen porgenommen at1o
rerfouft 51 baber. = Gin 6eftlges
@e>pitter entl,,o tidy fiir5lid iiber
@erforA. = Ser 9lie ldlltg al
>1ebreren Stcue1 ei1, 5iil,oete ieood)
nl1r IN oem @olnom'lde Golonot
in @oIinoe, oas nic0erbrarnte.
Ser inn Wefplge oes Semitters nieoer=
oebeuoe molts1brltdortige &cgen bat=
te Sic lteberldppannlit1 mtebrerer
Strobe1 int @efplge. Sn sic
fer bat elm lbnercs @emitter eben=
iaus betrQdtliden Sdooen o11geri6=
tet. Sin @lititrobl t1otete Sen 2an0-
mirtb Nngult Sdiirfelo. : Sn 80
BUM itorb ser Staatsampalt &e=
fittfe infolge Mer5ld)lages plobll6.-
Gos 2i0brigc S0bnden ser 5amilie
@erman1 @ilenba6 in sc d nj :
hredt ertronf IN einem @allerbo=
lin. = Ser Mltbdl1oler @einri6 &ipp=
haro BON @ol5en gerietb inter bic
MQoer jei1es idmer %bela0enen @agens
u1o m1r0e to0tlib iiberfabren. = gu
Nrnsberg ertronf Ser 20 Sabre
olte Sos. grrlte bein1 9aoen in ser
Rl1br. : 81 @eine fiel Sic 65-
i4brige 6rnu @ogner beim Mllslpil=
len bon @dlte in Sic Slime. Sic
muroe 5tmr nod lebeno b%erausge5o>
Qe1, iturb aber bal0 Onrullf.
&bcinpronin5.
Sic gimnobner5abl ser Sta0t
20 ii Ell nj a.. 5. Ml1br betr1g ant
I. Nuguit oieie s SobreS 112,079.
Der &pnfellion nod 1paren 69>229
epa1gelil6, 1921 fatbolild, 637
jiioiid. - Sn gbrenelo muroe
Sic 53i6br. gbefrau 0es @iegemei=
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Ntrder scnreton
MACH FLETCHER'S
CAS T RIA
6eKen=MaXa1t.

ST. Mnterrospbe murbe Sic
ne11e Sdl1le feierlid} eil19elpeibt. -
Ser 8rie fbote S9romm in Sran=
fenberg mur0e 1T elmer 2eDngrlt=
be our6 berobfauenoe 2ebmmalien
perldiittet uno get0otet. = 9ie Berg
mann lden gleftri5itdtslperte baben
nit Ser grbaul1ng elmer elettril6en
8abn, init normaler Spur>peite, bon
Ga1lel na6 &oln begonnen.
0l1r6 0as Brogramm ser S%l1ternotio=
nolen 5o5ialiite%nzg in
6ronffurt a.. 80. lit BON ieiter1
ser 8eb0r0e ein 5trid gen1adt NOR
Sen. SSm Hlan mar es gemelen, oaB
ser 6rart5oie Saltres, Ser @nglanoer
SER @or0ie, un0 ser 8elgier ban Ser
&el6e als &auptre0ner ul1ftreten lol=
ten. Nber sic Noli5ei fat perboten,
ooB bei ser @elegenbeit &e0en in
frenroer Sprade gebalten mer0en. =
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tiers @eber erbdngt o%ufgefunoen,
mabreno ibre 33idbrige SodJter uno
Sic orei gnfelfinoer i'm glitter BON 3
bis Z Sabren erorolielt in ibren 8et-
ten lagen. ga sic g;r60ngte ldon in
elmer @erpenanitalt mtergebradt
nor, nimmt man on, SaB lie lire Sod-
ter u11o Sic 3 gnfelfinoer ermiirgt uno
iib baum ielblt erban9t bat. = Ser
fatb. @elellenoerein in Oilren bat
oas olte Oprtige Noltgebal1oe fir Sic
Slulnle ppn $4,000 Mort ougefauft,
Inn IS in Elm l,el,es @eretllsbaus lu1t-
5lmonoeln. = Sssrn &loiter ser &nplt=
3inerputres SIT 6 brcnhreit ltein
begging ser bodm. Eater 6ranciscl1s,
ebemoliger Nropincial ser pennlplpo=
nj lden &apl15iuer-Yropin5 lein @pl=
oeres Yrieiteriubilalnl. Sn 81
herfelo ~ltiir5te ser 65jubrige Sl1=
polioe 6rieor. @edfer cine Ireppe Der
ulter lll1O lpur 1ptort tpot. = Nlts DER
&upeuc in Ser Srtidnft l1epefo=
pen mltroen 5lpei mertbpolle> aus 9ol5
oelbnibte Sigl1ren, Mariu nno Sobon=
mes oorltelleno, geltoblen. -SSn Der
@liiblonpenfobrif uEbobl1S" III
&%eisDol5 fano cine ld1pere 81
plolion itutt, Bel Ser ein 2~1iabriger
Medonifer urO Elm &liibfaoel1brenl1er
jdner perbran11t murOen.
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Ser 8 Sabre olte 9obn 6es Sdrei=
ners gbmmnn in Il | m ertranf in ser
@lou. = SSn Sbefeid e II ertrant
Dos 1 Sabre alte &in0 6es 2a110mirtbs
Slider int 8o0e. Sic S6ulo trifft
cine Dien1tmugo = Sn @eis1in=
gen fiel ser 30jabrige Mal1rer 6r5.
8raun BON elmer Setter ul16 erlag Ell
mem S9aoelbru6. - Sob. Mi6ael
93otb gum uSdien" in 90 e & It II
fiel riidlings pom @ugen l110 brad
|oaS @enid. = Ser &apeuenpfleger
&atbgeb in 9 II 6 fat md 52iabriger
M%mtstbatigfeit feline Stele nieoerge=
legt. - Ser p%eniionirte @err Hfar=
rer 8altbalar Gogel bon Denba d
lit %geitorben. = SSl1 30 ieterfin=
gen itorb bodm. &'err Hfarrer 81.
@rof unermartet idneu. = &odw.
ST.. &farrer Mattes 1T g teinbau IL
Ell feierte iein Diamantenes 8rie=
lterjubild11m. = SSn .DuBIingen
mur0e ser 6ubrma11n Sdelling Dor
leiner @obnung NIT elmer groBen
@un0e AM &opf toot al1fgefun0en. Sb
ein l1ngliidsfau ooer ein &erbredea
porliegt, burrt no6 ser Ml1fflarung.
Ba0en.
8ie dmtli6 beridtet ml1roe, miro
ser our9 sic rlel1erlid)en unipetter
.ll1o @od)maiier in @aoen angeri6te-
tie Sda0en mebrere Milionen Marf
erreiben. = SSn s. ii d branm-
ten 4 @obnbduier uno mebrereSdeu=
men ab. Sn 5dopfbeim pur=
Sc ba5 Mnlpeien oes 2at0mirtbS Get
ger DON 8libe ei1geaidert. - Sn
@d11 It mlr0e Sic gbefrau oeS
Moom 8iiidler pom 8libe geto6tet.
- Sic 6reimiQige 6e1erpebr in
@onn6or beging ibr so. Stif-
tu1wsfelt. = Sn 9eiligfren5=
It inc h m1rbe ser betagte Motb=
idjreiber 8edenba6 lit iei1em @arten
ermor0et oufgefunoen. = Sn 81 :
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-22

abgebaltelt meroen. = Ser unperbei=
ratbete Iaglobner Milb. &napp in
8o0enbeim m, Sobn elmer 8ittme,
~itiir5te beim 6rudteinbringen bonn
5be&ergeriiit un0 erlitt lebensge>
fabrlide Gerlebungell. - N q II :
beim fat iebt einen regeln1aBigen
Mutomobil0ienit. = 0urb Blibi6lag
bral1rte ba5 @au5 bcs 2an0mannes
@einr. 56mor5 1T Mieoerb0r=
le alb. = Ser % Sabre alte &l1rt
9llt, ser in einem g%inerboot bon 81 o.
denan tbalabmarts ru0ern moute,
fippte bel &iribborn nit leinem 6obr=
5el1g Inn l1nD ertranf.
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Gin Mann nit ciiernem Merp.

unbe5abmbarer @iue uno frudtba=
re gllergie mer6en ME porbanoen iein,
mo- ser Magen, 2eber, Nieren ul1o
@ingepeioe auBer Oronung itno.
8ern SIR oieie gigenidaften mout
un6 sen @rfolg> sen tie bringen, &C.
bruudt Or. Sings Neue 9ebenSpiqen,
sic nnpergleidliden &egulirer fit
l6orfes @ebirn II. itarfen &orper. 25@
in Wolitors Drug 5tore.
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Dr- ~. Z. aern.

|ooIf5eII brannte 0as Mnmelen oes
@loiers g. &iir5l n1eoer. = &atb=
idreiber Melbert> ser Jet 20 Sabren
in II eberIingen inn Oienit ita11o,
lit geitorben. - 2on0mirtb 2u0mig
@anagartb III 9 + II d. a geriet6 ur1-
ter lein %belaoenes 6l1brmerf un0 muir
Sc 51 to0e 5erquetid1, mdbren0 oen1
0%au6enbal1er &allenbnd, meld)er ali
@ilfe fon1me11 pollte, oas linfe 8ein
abgefabren mltr0e. = SS11 @oggi1 IL
gen %itiir5te ser 2anomirtb 6. 6let-
ider bonn @arbenitod berab unD er=
lag ieinen @%erlebunger. = SIM Gbe=
e ien6auS in 80 annbei nj Der
brunnte bel ser @rploiio11 elmer 8etrp=
leumlompe sic 6oielblt %beoienitete 2S=
iabrige 9bereiia &im11u111g bon 8 a IL
+ ba d. - 0ie Dor fur5em in
8 ullen6or Der torbene Maria
SGttele pern1adJte ibr Sc ammtper=
lm0gen bon $4,000 Morf ser oorti=
gen fatb. Stride.
Sdtueis. =,
ssS11 Sen b0beren @cbirgen lit il1folge
6eS @etteri tlr3e5 mieoer S6neefaa
eingetreten. 3oblreid)e 8er9lteiger-
partien m1roen ourh 0us idlehte
@etter III Sen Sdu1bbiitten 3uriidqe-
balte1. - Ser S6lolier @rinoban1=
mer lit &lein!oufenburg
%ltiir5te III Sen &bei1t ltno ertranf. =
Ser 60jabrige 2anomirtb Sans Sdii-
rid bon @robmii lpl1roe bel Ell
nem 6obrln fone in Sen 9orfbad &C.
idleuoert uu1o ertrol1f. Sl1 81 ieot
int Obermollis ~ltiir5te oas 3imn1er=
merf 0es 3odes Ser, int 9au begrif=
fenen Stride ein mobei 2 3imn1erlel,=
tie idmer perlebt mltroel1. @alter
&iefer, &aiiirer ser Sdlpei5eriid)el1
Superintendent in Splotburn
lit megen ltnterldlagulige1 uno SOL
idp1,1gel1 perboftet mproen.
Sciterrctd=11ngarn.
SS11 @ien begilg Ser 8farrer all
ser 2iGtentbaler Hforrfird)e, Soiepb
@oimer, iein @oloene5 Yriei terjl1bi-
ldllln. Yfarrer !@oimer lit Mitglieo
oes @iener Mannergei angpereins
ltno fat alth Sic grobea @eilen oes
@ereins nad ser Giirfei, Megppten
INTO Mn1erifa mitgenudt. : Gben6a
ertrdl1fte lid) Ser 40jabrige aaaflnam
@ilb. @riiQ >pegen zines idmer5baf-
ten 2pioens in ser Ionalt l1no sic 40
idbrige @ottin 0es Siderbeitsmadin-
ipeftors &0nig bergiftete itd megen
aronfbeit. : Ser %35iabrige @olOar=
Better &arl &eiiinger, bon IS lie II,
ertral1f cuff einem Musflug beim 3d.
Sci, in einem Materiolgroben Ser
6ral,5= SSolepbsbobn .al1 3eiiel=
M aner. SsS1t: 81. Sobann bei
Sltberltein begging Ser I'M &l1beitanoe
lebeaoe bodlp. ST.. Yforrer Morit
Sda0af 0as Gilerne Yrielterjl1bildum
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-22

@erft G1,er Gels ni9t fort 6urd
Mnfoui bon Yflalter, menn SIR cine
6laibe Gbamberlain's Eminent fir
fiinfuno5man5ig Gents faufen f0nnt.
Gin Stid 6lanen belegt NIT oieienl
Eminent lit por5iiglider als irgeno
Elm Nflo1ter fir labmen &uden,
Seitenldmer5en ln6 S4mer5en in Ser
8rult uno piel biuiger. @erfauft bon
ser Molitor Drug So.