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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-07
From The Herald of this date. 1886
7 ears Ago
NO JURY SECURED TO TRY
MAN WHO KILLED HARDIN

The Hardin killing case was taken up
in the district court yesterday after
noon, and of the SO jurymen summoned
only two were accepted. They are c.
F. White and L. c. Worden. Today
another special venire of 80 is being
examined.
The hook and ladder company had a
rousing meeting last night, 2S Of the
33 members being present
The board of education met last night
and revised the rule relative to cor
poral punishment, so that it may be
used if found absolutely necessary.
The revival at the First Methodist
church last night was well attended,
there being two new additions to the
church.
The Texas & Pacific was several
hours late this morning, owing to
heavy travel from the east. The S. P.
waited and left at noon, carrying II
coaches, hauled by two engines.
T. Concho has organized a Mexican
military band from the Mexican mem
bers Of the McGinty band.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-07
= YNCLE WAITS
~ Denafured Poem

brethd wishes that
had a
~ pleas
tired OF selling trousers IN the rag
they
he was o tidos lavngl Tired rustfng and OF
out centl million the treadml
life drearv and
scooting by; and they the worlds mus
SOON or S to bust it's that some
l do mott the
little cottage
selling
Gold Clothing
c.pyrrsn, 1905. BY o.orx. Matthew. dams L0asAza<o.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-07
CNaeAma<~&
tIIlIIUiuIC Along Washington
sIlIII EITIIIII Byways.

Butler Ames, of Massachusetts,,
a member of the house, who has just
announced himself as a candidate for
the senate to succeed senator Lodge,
does not devote all his time to politics.
He is an inventor. Just now he is di-
viding his time between his efforts to
retire senator Lodge to private life
and the perfection of an aeroplane-
Mr.. Ames is an enthusiastic automo-
bilist. Not finding anything in the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-07

day

The McGinty band practices tonight.
The mystery surrounding the dis
appearance Of Col. a. ]. Fountain is
still unsolved.
There will be a dance at Fort Bliss
tonight, which will be attended by
several young folk from the city.
Stanley Bevan, foreman Of the hook
and ladder company, a prominent Ma
son and member of the McGinty band
was married last night to Miss Helen
NJ. Evans, Rev. l. r. Millican perform
ing the ceremony.
Capt. A J. Stevens returned from
Monterey this morning.
Col B. F. Hammett has returned to
St Louis. but it is expected that he
will come back to Ell Paso to make his
home here.
Capt H K Parker, of Silver City, is
In town on business.
Charles OBannon. prominent man.
ufacturer of Chihuahua, is in Ell Paso
on business.
Metal market-Silvers 81 lac; lead,
$3.50; copper. &c; Mexican pesos. 54c-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-07
MINING REGULATIONS.

From Albuquerque On NJ Citizen
Tribune.
That official Of the United Miners
came mighty close to the truth when
he said the one word greed" is re-
sponSible for most Of the lives lost in
mines And another official was just
as close to the truth when he said *
the law neld the owners crimfnally
responsible for such loss OF life, il
would soon decrease There is no
doubt that rigid laws are needed for
the protection Of the miners.-El Paso
Herald.
Truly We are making progress. The
above sentiment has been expressed
by nearly every paper in the country
and 1t shows a trend Of public opinion
that will soon force employees OF Ia
lobers to guard the safety of the
toilers- The people can get anything
they want-provided they only want
hard enough.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-07

I was u years old When 1 and the
rest Of the boys ran out of dime nov
els 1 used to study a code book III
nally 1 became more interested in
pounding the brass than in reading
blood curdling tales, and the first thing
1 knew l was behind the counter re-
ceiving and sending and bossing the
kids around in great shape. They
couldn't fool me, because 1 knew their
job from A to z. 1 kept on telegraph
ing until 1 made the race for congress
in 1906. I'll keep on congressing as
long as my district agrees, and then
I suppose it viii be back to the keys
for mine.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-07
NEGRESS TRIES
TO END LIFE
Attempts to Drink Poison
After Quarrel With Her
Sweetheart.

Sunday night shortly after o'clock.
a negress giving the name OF isis"
shannon attempted TO end her life in
her room at the corner OF Third street
and Broadway by taking a dose OF
iOdide.
She declared that her lover had gone
away and left her and she wanted to
end her life However, a man in the
room at the time knocked the bottle
from her hand as she was pressing 1t
TO her lips and the acid spilled on her
clothing DR. A. H Butler, who at
rendered her. found that none Of the
fluid had been swallowed and she was
only suffering from hysteria When
told that the recreant lover was COM
ing. she soon recovered
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-07

Washington, D. c., Feb. Whenever
the house is not busy representative
James Thomas McDermott, of Chicago
may be found lowering near one of
the telegraph offices in the capitol.
Mac, said a member 81 the house,
you must send more kilograms than
any other member of congress. Every
time 1 pass this way I find you at
the telegraph office"
You've got the wrong DOPE" replied
Mr. McDermott. at am out here be-
cause 1 just naturally cannot keep
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-07
AGAIN THE DOG CATCHER.


AGAIN THE DOG CATCHER
Editor FL Paso Herald:
What does a city represent but the
intelligence and energy OF its represen-
tatfve citizenship? Its fine buildings,
uptodate shops, with its beautiful mer-
chandise expresses the merchants ener-
gy and progressiveness to meet the
peoples needs, and also add to the de-
velopment and growth Of a city to
take its place and be looked up to and
attract admiration
Its we'll paved streets. fine lighting
beautiful parks, public music, theaters.
The Y. NJ. C. A. and now q Y. w. C. A.
A., are examples Of what all right
minded Individuals are seeking TO carry
out in the development OF a city.
Have we neglected anything? Is
there a man or woman in FL PaSos
growing midst who would stand forth
to be pointed out as feeling a sense
Of shame at the impulse TO unIoose the
cruel check. stay the brutal blow, light
en- the heavy load, properly shelter.
feed and water the dumb creatures
that are as much our charge as the
helpless criminal behind prison bars?
No city Cat least here in freedoms
hOme) should be without it's humane
society. Surely the hand stretched
forth to smooth the pillow OF suffer
Ing humanity cOuIO not WlLn0OIQ us
saving touch from dumb appealing eyes
of Gods lesser creatures
Individual help is needed to esta blish
suitable quarters and humane means
Of catching dogs. Are we proud Of
our city, and would FL Paso be as
pleased in showing visitors it's dog
pound and methods Of catching and de-
stroying its inmates, as she would in
showing her beautiful buildings, which
We declare stand for progress? And
yet the awful antiquated condition Of
this department of the city's charge
the scavenger's department-has an
evil sound to associate with anything
that has life, yet 1t handles the crea-
lures.
Lame horses. starved horses, high
checked, cruelty dashed horses. are daily
spectacles in these streets; let the low
ers OF dogs and horses lend their names
and efforts to establishing a society
that will mean practical demonstration
and not merely. many are doing.
vainly beat the air with lamentations
and threats.
1t Dis up to, not only the owners Of
fine dogs, but the general public, to
protect the creatures against the city's
present brutal way of handling them.
(Signed) H ].
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-07

I had it out on the road yesterday,
and the best I could get out of it was
IS miles an hour. 1t really ought to
do 80. When it is running smoothly
III let you know and we will go out
and enjoy ourselves"
The member, who, incidentally, has
a high regard for each and every one
Of his limbs and who desires to remain
in congress for the rest of his life,
is now spending most Of his time keep
ing out of Mr.. Ames's way He has
no desire 10 travel over the highways
at 90 miles an hour, but he does not
want TO lose caste with Mr.. Ames by
expressing his fears.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-07
COST OF BOOZE

From Santa Fe On. NJ New Mexican
Following the example OF the Re-
publican FL Paso Herald. the Demo-
cratic Roswell Daily Record estimates
the cost Of booze to the business men
of its community. It says:
"On fair estimate it probably takes
the entire fruit crop of Chaves county
in an average ytar, TO bring in enough
money to pay for the booze brought to
Roswell Just think, Messrs. Dry Goods
Men, Grocery Men and Merchants in
all lines, what an increase in your bust
ness would result If this money were
spent right here in Roswell instead of
the breweries and distilleries Of the
east"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-07

market that suited his taste in the mat
ter of speed, he built a machine
One day he invited a member of the
house to ride down town with him in
the home made automobile. The mem
Der was high in his praise of the ma
chine, and expressed a desire to take
a long ride with Mr.. Ames sometime
iii be glad to take you along some
day" said Mr.. Ames. Il shall have
to ask you TO wait a few days, though.
am tuning the machine up now and
am very much disappointed with it.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-07

away from the wires. I have to get
near a sounder every once in a while.
just as a sailor goes down and looks
at the sea when he is on shore leave.
Being a member of congress is
side line with me. although I like it
well enough to keep working at it,
Ny real business is telegraphing, and
what 1 don't know about it isn't worth
knowing. / guess I ought to, for I've
been in the business ever since 1 knew
how to Wolk.
Il began as a messenger boy when
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-07
PUBLIC SPIRITED PoRTALEs.

From Santa Fe in. NJ New Mexican.
The FL Paso Herald, too, recognizes
the public spirit of Portales, which
the New Mexican the other day held
up as an example to Santa Fe in an
argument for a consolidation of the
commercial bodies. Says The Herald
THE right spirit is shown by the
people of Portales. They are investing
$3.50. 900 in a plant TO furnish power
for the surrounding farmers for irri-
cation purposes. and are not making
any fuss about it, either"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-07
BOYS CHARGED WITH THEFT

Lester Burnett, 10 years old. and Le-
andre Bonito, two years his senior.
were arrested yesterday and docketed
as suspicious characters The boys
were charged with having stolen a gold
watch and SIS in money from E Stew
ems. og GA San Antonio street. They
admitted the theft and took the detect
ives to the place where they had thrown
the watch away.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-07
GUARANTEED
CIRCULATION

AlnO1 LA Il WV
The Herald bases
all advertising
contracts on a
guarantee Of more
than twice the
circulation Of any
other FL Paso,
A r ! z o n a, New
Mexico or west
7 e xa s pap e T.
Daily average TO-
coo copies
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-07
HERALD TRAV-
ELING AGENTS.

Persons solicited
to subscribe for
The Herald should
beware of impos-
tiers and should
not pay money to
anyone unless he
can show that he
is legally author
lied 20 receive 1t
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-07
Purchases From Mexico

rapidly noted with
by States government
alone ordinarily be cassed uncommon Inc
Derween
town IN these three m
general trade between the two
be the bulletin:
bushes in Mexican pam- hats OF
the most common description
the firm expects to du
the The manufactured III
Tehauntepec, LeonP ueba, and the federal district
demand the American having iouno
a belonging Mexican
variety Through passed the last
of
stated that the demand IN the
the chile in
the frontier states
the United States for the manua
sells at
kl ounds This plant produced chiefly IN
Co chihuahua Nuevo Leon Pueb San Luis
the territory of Baja Cai
and yields half two tons
l.
reasing shipment Mexico to this country:
During sosS1 head OF cattle exported
Ell PaO Tex while
1908
United paid for cattle during
2yrd 81 3yearOd and IS
In of these
classes an adva about so
appropriated the number OF cattle
n he al $4,000
headline
just like the Rough Rider
who Teddy
City varnih respectable
After drinking mescal pulque such beverage ought to be real
principal
The principal
what going to do about it7"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-07
ACCUSED OF vAGRANCY.

Marguerite Johnson. Mary Weber.
Mrs. Pagan and Allie Hall were arrested
by Barney Early Sunday. charged with
vagrancy. They win be given hear
ing at the afternoon session Of police
court today
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-07

particular with her patrons in society
than the wardrobe mistress whose
charges are responsible to her for their
dressing. The problem still remains
How long should it take a woman to
dreSS?'
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-07
WITH
The Exchanges
HOT TIMES AT MIDLAND.

From Midland (Tex.) Reporter.
The good book teaches US that IL
is sometimes hell TO put off what you
ought to do now, and to Midland, no
railroad means just that.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-07
WANT ADS BY TEIEPHoxr

The Herald has arranged to take
want ads by phone. Call Bell tx.
Auto Ills up to o'clock daily. Your
ad will be received, inserted promptly
and collected for NEXT day,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-07
HAZE YOU soMETHING no sELLr

You can easily. sell it, Cali Bell us.
Auto 1115. tell the girl what ii is and
The Herald will sell it. No bother, no
formality
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-07
LETTERS
ITO the@
HERALD

(An communications must bear the
signature Of the writer. but the name
will not be published Vhers such :
request IN made.)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-07

City hold of vsh and got respectful
drinking puque beverage ought to be
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-07

principal living
that prices
S you going about t?"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-07

headline
like the Rough Rid
the Teddy
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-07

Copyright 1903, by George Matthews "A Dams.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-07

Roller skating become popular Aguasahentes Mexico
Bouvi completing ring for racing Bully for Fede
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-02-10
Ser Sonnet &aQep.

Sener mm1oerpode, manOerlt0e Stint
melsf0rper miro erit gegen Gnoe oes
6riibiabrs Sen M%benobimmel in 10
pradtiger @eiie beleudte1, 0ab er sic
Mufmerfiamfeit zines Se0en auf iid
5ieben miro. @s lit 0ies ser gefiirdte-
te Sonnet, NIT 0eiien @rideinen BON
.ieim mouenoen Sternfunoigen ser
@eltuntergang III Gerbin0ung ge-
bra@t miro; a1no es gibt 2eute, Sic
SEM ~3uiammenitoB ser groe nit bem
&allep'iden &ometen im naditen Mai
nit groBem Sdreden en%tgegenlebe1.
5ol@' beangitigte &erionen, iomie
audi iene, Die nerpos un6 f0rperli9
i6mad iin6, be0iirfen zines fraftigen-
Sen Mittels. MIs iol9es miro BON
Mer3ten 8ier angeprieien un6 a1nter
sen peridteoenen 8ieriorten genieBt
SOS rMlt &ei6elberger" oas in Ser
&reik e Skinner 8rar,erei gu ct.
@lou0 fabri5irt miro, Ben @or5ug.
Scenes 8ier itdrft &0rper nno @eiit
uno lit Elm ri9tiges Mdbrmittel.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-02-10
3nnt Mrbeiteridmt.

DaS Minneiota'er Mrbettsbureau
lit iiber5eugt, 6aB 0ie Mebr5abl Ser
l1nf6ue in @erfitatten un0 Sabrifen
our9 Madlaiiigfeit> tbeils ser Mrbeit=
geber, tbeils ser Mrbeiter ielblt, Der
beigefiibrt miro; oesbalb fat bas 8u=
reau bei6loiien, 6ur6 cine &eibe BON
@ortrdgen aufflaren gu laiien, mie
lol9e unfdqe, mel9e bas 2eben uno
Sic geiunoen @lieoer pieler Meni9en
beoroben, permieoen meroen fonnen.
0ireftor 81. 8. Solmaq1 nom Natio=
nalmuieum fir 5iderbeitsporri6tun=
gen un0 Sa1ttatsmeie in Seem Dorf
fat am Sonntag in ser 8eoplesfir6e,
am Montag uno Dienitag M6en0 i'm
often .&apitol 5u ct. SAUL in 6ieleS
@ebiet i@lagenoe &ortrdge gebalten u.
mabri@etnlt9 meroen lpater nod an
oere sa6peritdnbtge iiber abnlide
Ebemen in ct. Saul u16 in an0ere1
5ta6ten oes 5taates ipreban. Dieie
@ortrdge iin6 bon groBem Sntereiie
|fir Mrbeiter un6 M%rbeitgeber un0 eS il1
an5unebmen, 6aB lie ii6 zines iebr gu
ten 8eiu6es erfreuen meroen.
SSn ser ndbiten 2egislaturiibunQ
miro al1@ elm @elebentmurf porge=
legt mer0en, mel6er lid nit cine!
itaatli6en gntlda0igung an Mrbeiter,
Sic iol6en l1nfaQen gum Opfer fal:
len, befaBt. Ser p%eritorbene @ouper:
neur Sobnion bat idon Staats2lr
beitsfomntiiidr MrGmen, g. 30. Oil
lette uno $. 9. Mercer nit ser Mus:
arbeitung 0ieies gntmurfes beauf
tragt, uno Sic genannten Serren ba:
ben eia1en iol6en 5uiammengeit eat NIT
SEM 8ei treben, Ser 5ade geredt 81
mer0en. Sem Ge1ti6=Mmertfanii6er
Gentralbun6 gebiibrt ein groBer Sbeil
0eS Ber0ienites, 6ieie Sa6e in Slut
gebra6t 81 babel1, 0enn Ser Central
bulro mar es, melder energti6 fir Ell
ne MISUNDERSTANDING eingetre
ten lit rno 10 Ste eri item S6ritte al1
Ser 8abn getban fat, melhe nun gun
@pble Ser Mrbeiter Des Staotes meitel
perfolgt miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-02-10
smmpflanb= Gnt'uanernns.

Son 2anogeminnung 0ur6 8emal=
lerungs=&onqle rn0 @raben lit leit
mebr als einem Sabr5ebnt piel Ste
@eoe gepeien, Bis Sic 8un0esregie=
rung iid bemiiBigt iab, Bent porausge=
eilten pripaten Interchangeable
our@ planmaBiges &orgeben na65u=
eiferr. l1no ieitoem lift oarin piel &C.
lbeber1, baben ii6 Ste @ortbeile in lol-
6em MaBe berausgeiteat, oaB Ser Mn=
0rang ser Mniie0ler Sic aus Sen 8e=
trieben ielbit berporgebenoen Mittel,
mie 0as uripriingli@ beabiidtigt mar,
sic @ptattonsgren5e BON g%innabmen
uno Musgaben meit iiberi6reitet. ST.
rigation lit popular gemor0en. Scum
fommt oas @egenitiid, Sic gntmalie-
rung, an sic &eibe. l1no 0arin lit eben=
10 piel gu leiiten .notbmen0ig, 0enn int
meiten @ebiet Ser Ser. Staaten gibt
es un5ablig piele 8radlanoereien,
tbeils 5umpflan0, tbeils Mberflutbete
Mieoerungen, Sic in frudtbari ties
Mderlano periponbelt meroen fonnten,
menn> NIT berbaltniBmaBig geringem
&oitenaufmanoe, fir ipitematiide
g%ntmaiierung Gorge getragen miir0e.
Darin f0nnen Die ein5elnen 5taaten
lomobl mie ser 8un0, uno mie Sic Sc
legenbeit ii9 btetet, bei0e I'M 8erein,
piel tbm.
Gin 8eiipiel oapon bietet 2ouiiia-
ma, oos friiber bl1ditablib int Snmpfe
ltaf. Man eri1nert ii@, mie iebr sic
neutrality-suspicious. Moraite Tim Seem
Orleans benz General Sadion bel ser
8ertbei0igung ser Staot gegen oie
gngldnoer gu itatten famer; r1an petb
au9 aus Ser @eididte oes &ebel-
lionsfrieges, baB General Butler bon
Mniia@uietts als 8efeblsbaber Ser
&albmonoita0t ser erIte mar, Der Sic
perpabrloiten ianitdren. 3uitanbe Ser
@eriumpfl1ng ol1rb Mnlegung bon Mb=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-02-10

5ugsgraben unb &analen gu beieitigen
beitrebt par. 5eitoem baben bie Be-
mobner oes 5taates ettpas gelernt un6
.belonoers mdbreno ser lebteren Sabre
lit biel gei6eben, sic 3ppreiien-S Stint
pfc un6 moraitigen Mieoerungen fir
0ie 9ooenfultur 5m getpinnen.
Die eingeborene 8ep0lferung lit
pieueidt etpas langiam 6arin gene
len, sic @ortbeile, Sic buditablid Dor
ibrer Ibir lagen, gu begreifen, 0afiir
aber lino unternebmenoe 6armer aus
7anoeren 2anoestbeilen gefommen, ii9
Sic @elegenbeiten 5l1nute gu MAIDEN.
&uno INN Seem Orleans berum iino
ieBt Jarmer aus Sainois, Mibigan,
SSnoiano, Ohio un6 an0eren 5taaten
angelieoelt, oie ouf groBerem ooer
fleinerem 2anobeiit iebr quite @rfol=
ge %er5ielen. Die @umuser0e oes emit
maiierten 2anbes 1iegt etma an0ert=
balh SUB tief un0 lit MberauS fru@t=
bar. 8e lonoers ser Mnbau pon@elib=
form fat ii6 gut be5ablt; sic 4uali=
tat lit por5igli@ uno Sic &eife tritt
5mei Monate friiber als in nor0libe-
rem @ebieten Elm, 10 6aB ser 8o0en
no6 nit an0erer 5ru6t belteQt mer=
Sen fann.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-02-10
3meiter 56el.
Sic beilisc 5aiten5eit.

Dn siehit hiuouf na1 5alem5 96ben
9rn sSeit. poral1 ser Singeridaar.
3;t 5 go ! lie Sid lbreife,, ieben:
yV;e 5dreiteit 9l 10 mu1lDerbar!
@ie elicit 9u nad bielem Srte,
@ie idreitelt 9n 10 feterlidl~
Msns banut Den e%Siingern tire @prte,
lImaibt nit FOLDER Spbeit Sid?
wie 5duea pod ldreite1t 9n bon binnenl
9es Ealdafeit's Belgium lit nab
@dpn 5dinmern her bes Sempels 3iunen
uno btnter iDnen - @olgatbal
9as brittle Slterfe1t mill tagerL
9u bit am @nb' NIT 9einem Wert.
@eiSt 9u, baB 9u in nen'gen Sagen
Mm &reu3e bangit anf ienem Berg?
8etBt gu, iper 80 in 9dmer5ensitobner
GntblDBet oil Der Sdnle ldngt,
Blutig gegeibelt, nno IN Sbrdnem
9urb 9prnen nuf5ubliden rr1gt!
9u bi5f's, fir Ben beitimmt Die @dmerz
9u peiBt's, Ser @u 10 rubis gebitl
ceSh 1eh'. lpie nit bereitem !9er5e11
$,1 ieft ppr SOB lnD Otarter lteDlt.
90 sort, 10 rein, 10 beilig geben
NfuS i6 i'm S6mer5 nno Sd)am 9td
1eb'nl
Sam id, 0 IiiBer @err, bag ieben
1lno ipn nidt metneno nit Sir gebn?
8 nimm midi, @eilano, Sir our Seiten
Siupea bon mir @enuB nno Sreno' -
Sd min nit meinem Seins ldretten
Gntlageno pur6 Die Salten5ett.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-02-10

tie uno @naoe mir a%nfleben. Desbalb
loa aub sic beiltge 6aiten3eit por5ug=
li6 cine 3eit bes @ebetes iein nno Sic
Stride miro nibt mii6e, inns oieie. 6
@oden iiber gum anbalten0en nno
ano69tigen @ebete e%in5ulaoen, sic
5eigt uns aber aud uniere minoer
gIiidli6 iituirten ooer gar notbletoe11s
Sen Mitbruoer. @te bel Notb gibt es
auf Groen! 0ffene Motb> aber nod
mebr p%erborgene> peri6amte 9fotb,
@ilf un0 miloere, 10 bel Du berrnaglt,
beaeiqe Seine 2iebe! Mnb Ser 5ro=
pfen lit elm 1beil 0es groben Meeres.