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The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-09-19

before. This was proven by yester-
days Initial game
The Ogden High boys had thor
ough tryout yesterday. The backs
were shifted and substituted several
times. and nearly every candidate In
the squad Of 90 we're given On oppor-
tunity to begin his qualification The
boys played the game in that aggreS-
sivc manner that Is bound TO win.
and did it all with no hint OF a foul
move.
A touchdown was scored against
the Alumni eleven in each Of the four
back. having three - his credit, while
Right Half Evans sccurcd the fourth,
Each goal was neatly kicked by
Stone.
The captain. by the way. IS making
quite a reputation for himself by his
accuracy in his punts He not only
added four points to the total score
by his accuracy with his toe, but
came within IN ace OF making field
goal from the 40 yard line. Stone. II
properly handled for tho next week or
two. Will develop Into one of the best
punters in the west
The play was hard and fast through
out The Alumni eleven played n
good game, but were kept on the de-
fcnsive almost throughout the play
The game with Grand Junction
High. which yesterday was considered
as certain. will have to be called or
The Colorado team ASKED date with
the Salt Lake High school and plan
ned on playing both ogden and Salt
Lake on the rip. The Salt Lakers.
considered the plan fnvorably until
the last moment, when they decided
not to play.
Up until the time the date was
asked, the Salt Lake team had com.
plnlned that there would be no team
fine enough 10 test their mettle dur.
ing the seasoD-that their condition
was so extraordinarily good that they
would find II very difficult to secure
worthy opponents But when this
truly worthy team from Colorado ask
game, the tone IL different The
Salt Lake management decided that
II would not be we'll to risk a game
With such a strong eleven as the
Grand Junction High at this time.
considering that a defeat or even
close score might tend 10 weaken the
Ogden's team hao looked forward
to this date with Ercat pleasure, and
had intended to hand the Colorado
boys warm reception. fully confident
that the game would not result In
disaster. AS a result Of the welching
Of the Salt Lakers. It IS necessary
to abandon the game proposed he
tween ogden and Grand Junction for
the latter team declare they can not
make the long journey for but one
game,
The press OF Salt Lake anticipates
the reception Of the decision of their
High school eleven not TO play. and
knocks the ogden team, and Principal
Jerry Cross. because OF their dis.
appointment at having TO foresake the
idea Of meeting such a good team as
the Grand Junction boys
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-09-19

rested last spring for a statutory Of
fense committed with Bessie Bird. age
16 years and whose trial is soon to
take place in the district court, was
surrendered TO the authorities yester-
day by his bondSmen. Thomas Nc
Evoy, the liyeryman, and Gustaf An
dersoD. grocer
Mr. McEvoy stated last night that
he intended 10 visit relatives at Lex
ington, Ky. and had agreed with An
derson 10 surrender Sinclair TO re-
licve himself of the bond responsible
ty during tho temporary absence. Tho
prize fighter will probably have TO re-
main In jail until his case comes up
for hearing.
The story OF Slnclalr's relations
With Bessie Bird was aired in the JUS
tice court OF F. NJ Bishop early last
summer. Ii was of such revolving
character that Justice OF the Peace
Bishop ordered Sinclair held for the
district court In spite OF efforts of his
counsel to prevent the case from 60
ing higher. The girl testified that she
had been drugged.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-09-19

DO you believe in fairies. little
girl?"
NO; but I pretend to, just to please
mamma. She thinks ] do; and why
rob her OF her harmless illusions?"
Kansas City Journal.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-09-19
MANY WILL GO TO
SULLIVAN Benefit

Friends of Pete Sullivan, the fight
er. who is dangerously i'll at St
Marks hospital. Salt Lake. with ty'
phoid fever, have arranged monster
benefit for him at the Daniels -theater
on next Thursday afternoon.
Willard Mack, the actor, has charge
OF the dramatic end of the benefit.
Through his influence three acts, from
the Orpheum theater at Salt Lake will
be on tho bill and four from the Dan
iels theater. Mack and five iof his
company will put on one-act
sketch
Besides the dramatic entertainment
there will be two three-round boxing
exhibitions, between Jimmy Reagan,
the featherweight VINO beat Peanuts
Sinclair, and Kid Harrison, his spar
ring partner. and Gene McGovern,
who meets Reagan here Oct. T. and
his partner.
1t is expected that many will go
to Salt Lake from Ogden for the
event
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-09-19
USE STEAM PlOW
. IN PREPARING Street

Foreman L. b Leavtt. who has
charge of the street paving operation
contracted Tor by the P. j. Moran
company of Salt Lake. states that
the work of moving the surface
ground from North Washington ave
nue. is progressing very nicely and
that there Is to be. no let up In
the grading and placing of asphaltum
on that avenue and Hudson avenue
until the Job is finished.
A steam plow is to be employed in
breaking the surface of the avenues
for excavation purposes. and as many
men and teams as can be convenient
ly used ON the diggings will be placed
there There are about 10 men en-
pioyed today and that number will
be augmented next week Both North
Washington and Hudson avenues have
busy appearances these days. and be-
fore the month of October has been
ushered in marked changes In the con-
toru OF those streets will be in eyi.
dence.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-09-19
JAP PANESE STABS
A WHITE MAN

AT the corner of Grant avenue and
Twenty-fourth street. Saturday night,
a cutting occurred. a Jap being the
wielder of the knife and a white man,
B Pursel, being the one assaulted.
The cutting was caused by previous
quarrel with another Jap. the fight
h"'"~ renewed at the place desig
mated.
usel with another youth. enter
cd 4 chile parlor next TO the Red
Seal pool hall and sat down to enjoy
his dish at table occupied by two
other men Before they had finished
one of the two men opposite got up
and left the place without paying
his bill. When the second man, who
had but one arm, had finished, he
started TO so, but when he offered to
pay but for one. the Jap at the desk
insisted that he settle the bill of
the man that had occupied the seat
next TO him
This the one.ermed man refused
10 do, and the pair were soon lock
cd in a scramble The little Jap Sc
cured jiu-jlUtsu hold on the custom
er'S thumb and was pressing him
rather hard when young Pursel in
terlered. He dealt the Jap a heavy
blow with his fist and knocked him
out before he could bring his jiutsu
art into play. He then left the place
ard strolled TO the corner OF Twenty
fourth street
The Jap appeared and approached
the young man asking him If he de-
sired TO continue the fight Purscl an
swered by knocking him into the gut
ter, and was following up his attack
when n second Jap stole up from
behind and sunk his knife into the
white mans back
Pursel fell TO the ground and both
laps disappeared before help ar
rived
Pursel was tallon to Badcon'e drug
store and was treated by Dr Paul
lngebretsen His injuries were not
as bad as al first thought. and he was
scoh able to continue HIS way home
ward
The Japs implicated In the stab
ping could not be found when the
police sought TO arrest them. Meth
er OF the pair were known to any who
witnessed either fight, and it is doubt
iul whether they will be apProhended,
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-09-19
SAIL LAKE AND
STATE news
SHRIMP SALAD
CAUSES ILLNESS

SALT LAKE. Sept 1S.-Ptomalne
poisoning. caused by eating shrimp
salad. almost cost the lives OF Miss
Nellie Ham and Mlss Leonora Ham,
teachers in the. pubic schools of
Salt Lake. who reside in the Wood
ansftments, G53 East Third South
street
Several persons were Hlso made i'll
by the salad. but none suffered so Sc
riously as tho young women men.
toned
Miss Nellie Ham. who teaches In
the Lafayette school, and Miss Leo
nora Ham. who is employed In tho
Washington school, went TO a down
town cafe about SIS o'clock Friday
evening. They ate u dinner which
Included shrimp salaG. and Miss Mel
lie Ham ate some ice cream With
iu an hour Miss Leonora hann was
seized With vomiting. which threat
'cced 10 terminaIe<in conyulsionS. She
was hurried homo and Dr. George L.
Smart was called, Before he arriY
cd Miss Nellie Ham was suffering
from an attack identical with that hf
seem quite so serious.
DR. Smart uDhesita;ingiy pronounc-
ed their ailme-nt ptomaine poisoning
When he leaned of the shrimp salad
he became quite certain that was
the cause,
The proprietor of the cafe was i'm
medtately notified that he had better
resnovc the, salad from his menu. He
'1eankly admitted that he had heard
IRON others who had been made IN
by II. \ member of his own family,
an employc OF his kitchen and sev.
epal CT his regular patrons were SUI
icrinS from ptomainc poisoning. he
said. but he had been inclined TO
blame tho ice cream instead OF the
salad.
d.. Smart at once pointed ont that
MisS I.eoncra Ham had not eaten
any ice cream. so it was proved that
the shrimp salad was the cause
Saturday night after % hours Of
serious Illness the Misses Ham we're
both reported to he out or danger,
although they were yet quito iii. The
victims of the other less serious at
tackS were recovering rapidly. ac-
cording to reports received by the
proprietor Of the ctse
Salad similar to that served to
the Misses Ham aud others will he
given chemical examination before
being offered Tor fooG again by the
owner OF the restaurant
While the scientific verdict has
been given concerning the cause III
the salad being poisonous, il is sun
posed the contents of hte cans we're
not removed soon enough after they
had been opened.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-09-19
ILLINOIS FARMER
VISITING IN OGDEN

MIR. and Mrs. James Andrews of
Laharpe- H., are spending few days
in the city, visiting their cousins, Mr.
and Mrs. B ]. Bennett Mr.. An
drews is an Illinois farmer. this be-
ing his first trip west. He says the
western country and the people are
revelations to him and he already be.
gins 10 feel the spirit of buying prop
erty In ogden. They Will visit
southern Utah, where they have rel
stlyes residing. before they return
to their home.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-09-19
MOOSE" BENEFIT
At THE OGDEN

"A Moose Benefit has been ar
ranged by the management Of the Og-
den theatcr, for Wednesday evening
next
Tho proceeds Of the house Will be
turned over to the newly organized
order, and il is expected that the
house will be full on that night
Tho attraction will be -Lynwood"
by the Colonial Players. and the price
for the best seats Is fifty cents
Every Moose in ogden is urged to-
attend.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-14

oPsHsd For Bas5nsss 'iareh .,h, 1907
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-05-12
Sic fatb. Stride cine Trenn:
sin be8 Trpbfnn8 II. Ser
@eiel1i9fett.

Sn &om, auf 0em Saniculus, ba
CAB es friiber Elm iebr i6ones 8lab=
6en. @s lit beute gu eiuer 0ffentliden
Mnlag6 gemoroen un0 fat 0aourd piel
BON ieinem uripriingliben 3auber
perloren. Sc lift 6ieles Sic iogenamn=
te Ia1o<gi@e BON gant Snofrio.
&ier an oieiem Srte pflegte ser fl.
3bilippus Meri, iener 10 iiberaus
polfstbiimlide uno polfsfreun0li@e
&eilige an einem beittmmten @o9en=
tage Sung uno @lt, Sod uno Nieoer,
&ei9 un0 Mrm, UNI ii@ gu iammefn
uno BEL geieQiger u%nterbaltung, frob-
libem Spiel nno munteren S9er5en,
sic ie0o6 NIT ernfter 8elebrung ge=
miidt maren, einige Stun6en 6es Sa=
ges 5u5ubringen. Mu@ at religioien
un0 meltliden 2ieoern febdte es nidt,
es mar alio cine Mrt @oltsunterbal<
tung, geleitet bon eineu1 Marn, ser
gemiB ein gutter &atbolif mar, Elm
treuer 9iener @ottes, ia iogar Elm
@eiliger. Dieier &eilige peritan6 et-
mas BON ser &unlt Ser @olfsunter-
baltung; er muBte NIT geoiegener Be-
lebrung cuff 6as gei6idteite sic mobl<
tbuen5e @rbolung gu perbinoen.
Mu@ Sic fatbolti9e Stride lit cine
6reunoin 6es 6robiinns un6 Ser &C.
ienigfeit. sic meiB, ser Meni@ lift elm
@eienidaftsmeien uno liebt @eiell-
idaft, l1nterbaltung uno @eieQigfeit,
file bat AUDI 3. 9. nod ME ibren Mit<
glieoern geiftige @etranfe perboten,
nod piel meniger periu@t, ibnen nit
@etpah oieielben aus ser &an6 gu
i6lagen. go etpas lit Bios int 2ager
oes fanatiiden puritaniiden Ml11der-
tbuns mogli@, mel@es 6as r@iden-
5eiben" uno r&ameele-8eri6luden
10 treffli6 peritebt a1n0 oas fi6 leioer
gegentnartig bier3ulanoe iebr brett
madt uno Mues in @ang iebt, Dob sic
@emalt iber Sic @ernunft iiege.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-05-12
GoQesepiQe.

&err un6 6rau @eter 2ouis maren
am; Sonntag bel Ser 6amilie q. S.
&lein gu +@5aite. - Die 6rau 8laitus
&utera liegt idper %erfranft nieoer.-
8et, 6em felt mebr als 6rei Monaten
erfranften 9aber Strirner lit leioer
Biz iett nod feline @erol1ng gum BEL
ieren gu per5eidnen. - &err uno
Srou @bil.- @eplan0 bon &idmon0
nn6 &err uno Sral1 Sic. Seller bon
SesacobS &rairie paren Sonntag bier
bei Ser 5amilie Setter @eplano auf
8elu9. - Sim Montag fan6 bier oas
goloene &od5eitsfeit bon &errn uno
6rau @eter Gid itatt. Da oas bon
@ott 10 geiegnete glternpaar felt no.
be3u einem balben Sabrbunoert gu l1r<
ierer @emeinoe geb0rt, 10 gedtaltete
fi6 ser Gelttag ni@t Bios fir oie
Mngeb0rigen ser Subilanten, ionoern
fir sic gan3e @emeinoe gu einem nab>
rem 6reuoentage:. 8eim feierliben
&o6amte bielt ser &err Mbt cine fur
&c aber redt pdterli6e Nnipra4e an
oas Subelpaar. @err Gid itebt I'M
76. uno Grau Gid int &c. 2ebenSiab-
re; beioe iino nod riitig uno feierten
6as Set i'm @reiie bon elf &in6ern,
10 gnfeln uno einem nrenfel. @oge
es SEM SsSubelpaare pergonnt iein Dos
SeIt ser Diamantenen @od5ett bel GU
ter @eiunobeit feiern gu fonnen. =
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-05-12
ct. sSobm's College.

Sim Montag, sen 9. Mai, mar Sic
Mbteifirde gefnat nit Mn0d6tigen.
Sin oen Mltar traten sic bodbetagten
@beleute 8eter Gid uno erneuerten
ais gliidlide Subilare Den 8un0, MEL
den iie Dor so Sabren am lelben Sa=
ge Dor @ott fiir's gan5e 2eben abge=
ldlolien batten. Ser bodm'fe &err
@bt Yeter gngel, 8. g. s., ielbit
mabm Die ergreifenoe @eremonte Dor.
Dann iang ser bodJm. 8ater &on=
ra6, 8. g. s., ein feier1i@es~ &od=
amt, BEL >pel9em @ater @lto, .. g.
g., bon Mlbanp als Diafon uno ST.
@iftor, s.. g. g., als Suboiafon fun=
girten. @dbreno 6esielben fnieten
sic Subtlare int Sanftuartum. Sc
NOR erbauen6 uno ribren6 gu ieben,
ols oas Sl1belpaar in @itte ibrer II
ainoer, oorunter sic ebrmiir6igen
Sdmeitern @rescentia un6 Mmalta,
$. g. g., pom &ospital in 8ismard,
g. g., nno ibrer 5ablreiden @nfel=
finder gum Glide 6es Serrn traten.
@m S6luNe bes 2epttenamtes itiege1
sic freuoigen &ldnge 6es ~@rober
@ott" als Danfgebet gum Simmel
ernpor, un6 es pereinigte fi9 6amit
mobl man9er @uni@ nno man6e
Bitte, 6aB es sen bodadtbaren Subj
laren berg0nnt iei, nod piele Sabre in
Slid uno 3ufrieoenbeit pte biSber
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-05-12

nngs-@eieaidaft gebaltene @e0e fano
guten Mnflang, un5 Nadmittags muir
Sc cine Mn5abl nel,er Mitglieoer in
sic @eiellidaft aufget1on1men. Sos.
Ioenian fat 5mei ld0ne Gotten bon
@errn &ermam 5hoener im @arf=
9lod gefauft, auf melden er cine
@obnur1g gu erribten ge6enft. -Srall
@ottb. &arren reiite Counting Na6=
mittag nod Mpon, no ibr 8eiu6 If
rent Sobne, oem 8anffaiiirer Sic.
@arrer1, uno 6eiien Samilie gilt. Sn
ser @al1sbaltung oes 2ebteren fat iid)
ser erite Sprobling in @eltalt elmer
nieoliden Sodter eingebiirgert, uno
es genieBen bur9 oieies @reigniB au6
&err un6 8rau 6. @arren gum er-
lten Scale @roBeltern=6reu6e. Soiepb
8uttmeiler, @ater ser 6rau Mic. @ar-
ren> reidte orb am Montag nod Mpon,
nm bel ser 5aufe ser neuen gnfelin
Natbeniteue 511 pertreten. - Ser fir
nGdlten Mo1tag onberaumten Sonic
frotion unierer i6ml1den neue11 Sir
die iiebt man aQgemein nit bem grob=
ten SntereIi lie entgegen.
MlbanD.
Ser am eriten Sage pergangener
ISOLDE bier geboltene 5peite Marft-
tag geitaltete ii6 gu einem groBarti<
gen grfolge un0 erprobte ii6 ais GUT
ter 6inan5tag fir &a9ufer mte 8erfan-
fer. Mu6 in gelelli6aftlider &inii@t
lieB ser Marfttag ni@ts 5u miini@en
iibrig. - &ommen6en Dienitag per=
sen in ser bieiigen &farrfirde Sran5
&un5af bon Seem Muni4 uno SRI.
Mnna @eBler bon bier ebeli6 berbun=
oen tper6en. - SRI. Matbil6a @er=
tin, mel9e sic @intermonate in Ter=
az uno Seem Merico perbra6te, lit
ms elterli6e @aus 5uriidgefebrt un6
erfreut ii6 elmer guten @eiun0beit.-
@err uno 6rau S. 8. 8ertbeM bon
Samestomn, q. 9, eritattete bier leb=
ten 6reitag ser 6amilie Saul Sber=
miller einen omar fli@tigen aber
a%ngenebmen 8eiu6. - @err @einri6
8lenfer lit 6urd Mnidaffung zines
neuen 8uid mter sic Ma1tomobiliiten
gegangen. Gle lebten 5onntag 5um
8eiten Ser nel1elt @farri dule BON Sen
'5@ulftnoern peranitalteten l1nterbal=
tungen maren gut beiu6t, un0 sic
9eiituugen ser &leinen gaben auer=
bette 3ufrieoenbeit. SSn MlbanD berridt
ltets Elm gutter Sinn, mern es beiBt,
Elm gl1tes @erf gu unteritiiben.
Me,u Mnntdj.
Ma9oem ser an ser 8ibel 8rame=
rel our6 cine 6euersbrunlt entltan0e=
men S6aoen BON ser 6euerberii6e=
rungsgelelidaft ausgegli6en, miro
&err Matb. &itel nit ser Meugeital=
tur1g oeS %ubgebrannten 8rauereitbei=
les Beginner laien un0 5mar III gang
Observation-Disclosures, ais er borber
mar. @errn @ibels 8eitrebel1 gebt So
fin, feline 8rauerei 10 aQgema9 gu
elmer ga115 mo0ernen um5ngeitalten.
. Ser in Melroie gegriinoeten 60
pal 2ibertp NroteetiDe 2eague lit bon
bier Sos. 6rieler beigetreten, un6 er
geb0rt nunmebr ser 6reibeitsliga ais
5rnit flee ouf orei Sabre an.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-05-12
3n n~erfamfem.

: @erf9iebene eriter &lafe Tarmea NIT
ga4e9s h @eb3% 3nfsns,.,, i$'Oa astaa,a se 3, s;nsa
a nit 5s{!esslts@ I&@35s9i5&Ss s1ss sem m Stfsf
miii1en 1ofort perfauft tperoen, ba bic
8amfgeieee es uns nidt eeitatten, oieielz
$50 bis' $40 Der Gder al aueeme{ieuen
3ablbebin9un8en. Rdberes bel Der
Nprtb Aureritan state 8anf,
24<3t Belgrade. @inn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-05-12

|5uiammen gu perleben. Nea6 ser fird=
li@en Seier periammelte li6 nebIt
|ben pielen 8ermanoten cine groBe Mn<
gail gutter Sreunoe uno 8efannte nm
sic 6amilie Gid CUR 8egIudmiin=
idung uno frobli6en 6eier;; babel
5eigte ii@ mie0erum, meld' bober Mdz
tmng uno 2iebe Sic Subilare in ser
gan3en @emeinoe uno oariiber binaus
ii@ e%rfreuen. so perging ser Sag
in gemiitbli6 oeuti@em 3uiammen-
fem, mabrli@ Elm gbrentag fir 5as
Subelpaar. = @err u16 6rau Gid
uuroen Dor so Sobren in ser @furr=
firde gu ct. Soiepb ourd sen iel.
Yoter Clemens Staub, .. g. s., ebe<
li9 getraut. 9ie 6amtlie lit nit ser
@riin6ung nno @ei6idte ser 81. So
bannes- Mbtet eng perfniipf uno bat
mdbren6 Ser langen Sabre re6li6 an
ibren 2eioen un6 6relrben fbeilge=
nonrmen. M0ge sen Subilnren aud)
nod bas Set ser 6iamantenen &od-
3eit p%orbebalten fem. - Die bodtp.
8atres 8. g. g., M6rian bon ser ct.
8onifa5 Stride in Minneapolis, Mlto
Don Mlbanp un6 Mgatbo bon st. @o-
ia peilten am 9. Mai gu fur3em 8e-
Jude in ser Mbtet.
Treeport.
Die am lebten Sonntag nod Sem
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-05-12
9icnitmagb %perlangt.

Gin gutes bentsdhes Mldbden, Dem gu<
ter Qobn, bauernoe 5teIung uu0 quite
8ebanolung 8ugeiidert lit, miro our Ser
ri6tuug augemeiner 9allsarbeit III etz
ner ct. Hauler Samilte berlangt. Mabe<
res gu erfrageu IN Der ~Noroitern"zCfz
flee. 25<bn
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-05-12
Gerlangt

miro gum iofortigen gintritt i'm @otel
5etbert cine quite &0din. Gutter 2obn
uno barernbe Mrbett fir bie redte Ser
1on. @egen Ndberem menbe man it'd at
5 s.. seibert,
1t Slarton, g. $.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-05-12

fen ser 5eele sic 5arteiten &egn11gen,
Die reinlten uno beiligiten gmpfinoun-
gen; iie bebt Ben gan5en @ni@en aus
Sem 5taube Ser groe in cine bobere,
cine lhonere uno Before @elt. I'm
iere fatboliiden gereine iolten oaber
fir sic 9ade ser 8olfsbilonng gang
belonoers gu mirfen iu6en, onr6 Ste
oe uno 5drift, bur6 geranitaltung
Observation-Disclosures gortrdge,
sic man ia audi onr6 Betmt1bung
unterbaltenoer Momente, 8. 9. our6
3arbiet1ng BON 2idtbiloernb ooer
0ur6 Elm na6folgen6es CONCERT, ben
2euten mebr mll116gere6t uno gen1eBe
bar MAIDEN fann.
limo menn man Sen auBeren Men-
i9en befrieoigt, fam man audi oem
innern geielig a1n6 froblid etmas 5u-
fommen laiien, uno mare es audi Elm
gut @las 8ier.
@emiir5t lol1ten aber iode Bolts
unterbaltungen mer0en %beionoers audi
ourd 6as 2ieo urb sen @eiang. &fle<
ge mani bod oas liebe 6euti6e Bolts
lies, oas mebr, ais aQes Mnoere &C.
eignet lit, nit ieinen trauten, ber5tn<
nigen, ttef in sic 5eele 6ringenoen
&ldngen ienes bimmliide &eimme6
in uus mad5urufen, oeu emit Ser fl.
Muguitinus Iusorud gegebe1 in Den
i6onen @orten: sir 9i@, 0 Serr,
bait gu uns eridaffen, un0 unrubig
lit unier @er5, Biz es rubt 1T 9ir!"
Sur J0roerung ser @olfsbil5ung
wiroen DEFENDERS audi 0ffentli6e Sc
iebaQen uno quite 8ibliotbefen oienen;
auf 0iei em @ebiete gaibe eS ffliir uniere
fatbolii@en @ereine iebr piel nod gu
i6affen gegeniiber 6eu Subtle 9i6ra-
ries, in 0ener meiitens nmr cine
59unoliteratur gu finben lit, sic fir
uniere iungen 2eute ein mabres Gift
lit. Mus allen &raften muB 6arauf
bingearbeitet mer0en, 0aB uni ere SUI
geno oieien Snitituten fern bletbe!
6erner iol1en uniere @ereine Sic
quite fatbolii6e &reiie unteri tuiiten,mo
l1no mie iie nur f0nt1en. SIT ieoes
fatb. @aus geb0rt cine quite fatb. 3ei=
tl1ng, in bas oeutl6e @auS cine 0eut-
- auf ie0en @eibna6tstii6 ge=
bort ein gutes 8ub, mom0glt6 BON Ell
nem fatb. 56riftlteller perfaBt. Sort
NIT Ben gr5eugniiien elmer idledten,
antireligioien Hre1e! @inaus nit al
Ter 5@unolectiire, nit Sen &inter-
treppenro1nunen, nit Sen idJledten
3eiti@riften; binaus a1h NIT ben TO-
genannten farbloien 8eitungen, Sic
gar oft 6as @ift Der tedt entbalteu!
= &eut5utage beiBt es: ~6arbs be-
fennen!" Safe man ii6 nidt nit
Agenten idledter S6riften ein! Sic
@0lfe int 56ofsfleio, Sellers.
Gelie r bes Satans!
8 nrodten oo6 sic aot6olifen uro
gan5 beionoers uniere fatb. @ereine
an sem i60nen @erfe
9iebe, an ser Sebung 6es
innerli6 pielfa@ 10 tief gelnnfenen
Solfslebens, an Ser pabren e6ten
Solfsbiloumg eifrig arbeiten! Sober
0a belfen, ieoer mub belfen!
Damn miro ser 56apefelounit 6es Ma<
Eerialism1s ln0 6es @goisml1s imner
nebr lno mebr in ii6 ielbit 5%erflie=
gen, mabrer 5robiinn lit 6as @en-
i9enber6 mebr un6 mebr eitr5ie6en u1o
nit oem Srobftnn mabre @eiel1tg-
felt, 2iebe uno 3ufrieoenbeit u1o 0as
ser 3uiammengeborigfeit in.
,en geieuidaftli@en fatb. 4reilen! -
1ttnant.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-05-12
Sreeport.

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-05-12

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