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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1910-03-09
ROOSEVELT CAUGHT GERMS.
Capt. Fritz Duquesne Thinks Hunters
Have Sleeping Sickness


Washington, March Capt. Fritz
Dequesne, Of German East Africa.
lion hunter and Boer war fighter, at
one time considered by former Presi-
dent Roosevelt to head his African
expedition, expressed the fear here
that Col. Roosevelt and members of
his party have not escaped infection
from the sleeping sickness.
Capt. Duquesne said that the sub
tie poison of the infectious African
regions are in the blood of the mem
bers of the Roosevelt party, unless
they have miraculously escaped infec-
ton and that they will manifest them
selves before the party reaches Eu-
rope.
1T is highly probable" said Capt.
Duquesne, that every member of the
Roosevelt party now has the virus OF
the sleeping sickness in his veins. Ii
may not develop until they reach Eu-
rope, or even America. The sleeping
sickness, some times, is not manifest
ed in the person for several months
after the infection occurs. 1t is well
nigh incredible that the Roosevelt
party, passing through so many of
the sickness zones, has escaped in
fection."
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1910-03-09
TENAS MOB LUNCHES NEGRO.
Alleged Rapist Is Hurled From Court
Room Window

Dallas, Texas, March 3.-From the
very grasp of the law. Allen Brooks.
an aged negro, charged with GRIMM
ally assaulting a two year-old white
child, was torn by fifteen determined
members of an angry mob of five
thousand men today and hanged for
MS crime. Brooks was seized in the
Court room, where he was to receive
the laws justice, tossed through a
window to the main body Of the mob
which waited like a pack Of ravenous
wolves for their prey, in the street be-
low. His broken body was dragged
through the streets and he was hang
ed to the Elks' arch high above the
heads Of the avengng citizens. The
mob was led by an old negro.
With it all hardly loud word was
spoken, not a shot was fired, and
above the dull murmuring of the mob
could be heard the aged negro's trem-
bling shrieks for mercy. After Brooks
was hanged, for nearly three hours
Dallas was in the hands Of the mob.
The Jail was stormed and death
threatened to three other negroes
held on charges of murder They had
been spirited away, however and af-
ter searching for them in vain the
mob dispersed.
The crime for which Brooks paid
the, penalty today was one of the
most brutal in the history Of this,
Dallas County. Immediately after
his arrest last week the negro was
taken out Of the city for safe keeping
He was returned early this morning
and taken to the Court House at day.
light to await the calling of his case
in the Civil Court. A great crowd
gathered early, and when attorneys
for the defendant, who had been ap-
pointed by the Court, began argu-
ments in behalf of a postponement of
the trial until tomorrow, rumors
started through the crowd that a
change Of venue had been granted.
This statement caused one of the
greatest demonstrations ever seen in
| Dallas County, and the Court House
| was charged by the mob. Scores of
| officers, hastily summoned, were over
powered, the locked doors of the
Court room were wrecked and the
negro, crouching in a corner praying
| was seized by the leaders of the mob.
This was in the second story of the
building. Outside the body of the
angry crowd was waiting. rope was
| ready with a hangman's knot tied in
| it and when it was announced from
| the window that the negro had been
| taken, the rope was thrown into the
| room. The moose was placed about
the prisoners neck and he was pull
| ed and thrown to the grounH fighting
like tiger for his life. He struck on
the pavement on his forehead and, it
| is believed, fractured his skull in the
| fall of about thirty feet. Instantly
dozens Of men jumped on him with
| their feet and his face was kicked in
| to a pulp and he was bruised all over
| probably dying within a few minutes
A score of men seized the rope, and
| at the head of the mob, dragged tn,
| negro's body twelve blocks up main
| street to the Elks' arch, where it was
suspended to a supporting telephone
pole.
The police cut the body down in
| about five minutes.
1t was taken to the city hall and
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1910-03-09
DIFFERENCES TO Be SETTLED,
PHILADELPHIA STRIKERS TAKE
STEP TOWARD RATION.
Contentious May Yet be Disposed of
by Courts. Thus Preventing Gil
gantic sympathetic Strike-Presi-
dent Kruger, of Transit Company.
Replies to Advances.

Philadelphia, Pa, March 3.-The
first step toward having the differen-
ces between the striking street car
men and the Philadelphia Rapid
Transit Company settled under me
authority of the courts and thus PEE
Vent the gigantic sympathy strike
was takn tonight by the car men. An
attorney representing the Amalaga-
mated Association of Street and Ele.-
trio Employees, wrote to Kruger, of
the Philadelphia Rapid Transit Com
pany, asking that he join in an ap-
plication to be made to the courts un-
''cl the Act Of 1898 for the appoint
mcnt Of a board of arbitration to de-
eide the differences existing between
the strikers and the Transit Company
A reply is required before noon TO-
morrow.
Before the receipt of the communi-
cation, President Kruger was shown a
copy of the law by representatives of
the United Business Mems Assoca-
ton, who asked him If the officials Of
the company would abide by it. He
replied Certainly, the company will
submit to law"
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1910-03-09
SENATOR SMITH SPEAKS
Opposes Passage of Postal SAVINGS
Bank Bill

Washington, March 3.-Senator
smith, Of South Carolina, made an
excellent speech in the senate this af-
ternoon in opposition to the postal
savings bank bill He declared en-
phatically that if the purpose of the
bill was to encourage thrift, or slated
IN a Presidential message, the South
did not need it.
he said also that a glance at a
number of national banks now do.
ing business in the Southern States
would show that no section of the
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1910-03-09
A Tax or s2O,OOO,OOO To Save The
POstman's Ring.

The letter carriers merry ring as
he pushes your doorbell costs Uncle
Sam 100000 year, so his officials
say. The Government experts figure
out that 1t takes thirty seconds long
er to ring your doorbell and wait for
some one to come to the door than it
would take for him to thrust your let
ters and papers in a box fixed out
side. This loss of half a minute twice
day alarms the authorities, and they
have inserted a provision In the Post
office Appropriation bill that every
body must furnish mail boxes and
carriers must ring 20 more doorbells.
This would require every household
az before June 50. 1911, to put up a
mail box. As the cheapest boxes cost
q dollar aud the oetter-looking ones,
which you would have to secure in
order to prevent a DETACHMENT Of the
front of your home, cost several times
that amount, this regulation would
compel the citizens Of the United
States to spend at least s2O,OOO,OOO in
putting up mail boxes to save the let
ter carriers one minute a day at
each house.
BY modern business methods and
efficient organization the Postoffice
Department could save millions with
out putting its patrons to one dollar
of extra expense. BY cutting out the
abuses of the frank and regulating its
railroad contracts a large sum could
be saved. BY the institution of a
parcels post the deficit could be
wiped out in three months and the
postal service transformed imo q
great revenue-producing division of
the Government
Postmaster General Hitchcock
seems to be making an honest effort
to avoid the deficit and make improve
ments wherever he can. But Mr.
Hitchcock himself is the official poll
N.
and the curse Of the postal system al
ways has been politics" AS long as
the postofflces are held as prizes to
be awarded TO politicians who have
helped the party in power, as long as
postmasters are appointed not for
business efficiency but more on az
count of political quill" so long will
the Postoffice Department lack the
eihciehcy that should be demanded of
such an important and useful public
service.
But the order compelling house
h"lders to put up mail boxes will be
poor politics as well as poor econ
'fny' And Postma stcr-G General Hitch
cock VIII probably find this out with
l" iorty-eight hours after the order
IS issued
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1910-03-09

AT Bristol, England, a lad fourteen
years old climbed a factory chimney
$50 feet high to show how smart he
was. Then about dozen men work
ed for three hours to get him down
and show how smart they were. The
boy lost his nerve and had to be low
cred by rope, and he was sent to
Jail for ten days for raising a fuss.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1910-03-09

DR.. Edna. NJ. Day, professor Of
home economies in the University OF
Missouri, has planned for the women
students an elective course on the
rearing Of babies. Forty students
have already expressed a desire to
lake the course. DR.. Day will take
her classes to the Parker Memorial
Hospital, where she will lecture while
a nurse bethes a baby.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1910-03-09

+ot a volcano cXcites brief interest.
ana your interest i'm skin eruptions
VIII he as short, if you use Bucklen's
Nrnica Salve, their quickest cure.
Even the worst boils, ulcers. or fever
sores are soon healed by it. Best for
burns. cuts, bruises, sore lips. chan
ped hands, chilblains and piles. It
gives instant relief 25c at Sibert's
Drug store.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1910-03-09

Medicines that aid nature are al
ways most successful. Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy acts on this plan. 1t
loosens the cough, relieves the lungs.
opens the secretiOns and aids nature
in restoring the system to a healthy
condition. Sold by w. w. Sibert
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1910-03-09

Mrs. William H. Cove and Mrs. d
NJ. Little are the first women to be
appointed trustees Of the Plummer
Farm School in Salem, Mass. They
were appointed oy Mayor Howard at
the request of persons interested in
the welfare of the school.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1910-03-09
NIGHT ALARM.

%Worse than an alarm Of fire at
night is the metallic cough of Group
bringing dread to the household.
Careful mothers keep Foley's Honey
and Tar in the house and give it at
the first sign Of danger. Foley's Hon
ey and Tar has saved many little lives
and is the only safe preparation for
child'cn as it contains no Opiates. 81
bcrts Drug store
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1910-03-09

'Are you frequently hoarse? 10
you have that annoying tickling i'm
your throat? Does your cough annoy
you at night. aud do you raise mucus
In the morning? DO you want relief?
III so, take Chambcrlain's Cough
Remedy and you Will be pleased. Sold
by W. w. Sibert.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1910-03-09

"G"od health is impossible when
there is any dcrahgcmcnt of the di-
gcStivc organs. Folcy's Orino LaXa-
tive is a natural remedy for stomach,
liver aud bowel troubles. 1t aids di-
gcstion, stimulates the liver. and cures
habitual constipation. Sibcrts Drug
store.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1910-03-09

@FuilN nine ont Of every ten cases
OF rheumatism Is simply rheumatism
'' the muscles due to cold or damp,
or chronic rheumatism, neither Of
which require any internal treatment.
MI that Is needed to afford relief is
the free application of Chamberlain
Lniment Give it a trial. You are
certain To be pleased with the quick
relief which 1t affords. Sold by w. w.
Sibert.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1910-03-09

country had made more progress dur-
ing the last ten years. In addition to
this he believed that it was only
step towards the establishment of
central bank, from which the South
would derive little or no benefit.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1910-03-09

unkind, there is q delicious hint Of
spring i'm the announcement that it
viii be possible TO get a very decent
Easter hat for $150.-Chicago Inter
ocean.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1910-03-09

Governor Harmon is rapidly be-
coming national issue, ana before
election day is likely to become almost
the national issue of this off-year.-
Chicago Inter Ocean.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1910-03-09

. 'Foley's Kidney Remedy Is a safe
and certain remedy for all kidney
and bladder diseases, whether acute
or chronic. 1t IS a splendid tonic for
middle aged ana elderly people and
a sure cure for all annoyanccs ana
irregularities OF the kidneys and blad-
der. Siberts Drug store
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1910-03-09
CAPT LIPSCOMB ELECTED
Lientenant Colonel of Second Reet.
mafn

metn.
Columbia, March 4.-Capt. Charles
Lipscomb, Of this city, has been elect
ed Lieutenant Colonel of the Second
Regiment vice Haskell resigned
He beat his opponent, Maj. C. B.
Yeadon, Of Sumter, twenty-four to six
teen.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1910-03-09

Thoughts are mighticr than the
strength Of hand.-Sophoclcs
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1910-03-09

Cain not base gains; base gains are
the same as losses Hcsiod.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-12-15
sic ib ie erlebte. -.
Mnoern Morgens, als Or. S6ir-

sic ib ie erlebte. 80.
Mnoern Morgens, als Or. 5hir-
mer chen I'M 8egriffe itano, ieinen
Munogang 81 Ben &atienten on5utre=
ten, oa trat linn unten i'm Sausflnr
elm etpa pier5ebniabriges Nsaoden
entgegen, oelien biloid0nes @eiibtden
5u Ser redt 6rmliden &leioung lelt-
lam fontraltirte. Mit einem orti-
gen &nir, ser sic before @erfunft oes
&inoes perrietb, griiBte lie i'm uno re-
oete i'm, babel leile errotben0, an:
SEER Or. 5birmer!"
v3u oienen mein &iuo! @olltelt
0a1 gu mir?"
uMdl @err 0oftor i6 mage
foum, 5u iagen, mas MIDI 81 Sbnen
fiibrt. @enn meme arIne Ml,tter es'
erfiibre = aber, Tie lit 10 frarf! nno
0a b0rte ib = oaB - bob Sic nn=
benlittelten &ranfen. ....."
u5don gut, mein &ino! $50 pobnt
Sbr?"
Mbermols tief err0tbeno, nannte
0as M40d)en Same uno 8ohnl11g.
uSd min Sbnen iagen> &err Dof=
tor" fubr tie Damn fort, ~oaB id mlr
lieber sic 3unge abgebiiien bette, ais
fir mid, III bitten. Mber Sic quite
W}utter = mir itn0 10 arm, lett Der
@ater in einem 8anffra6 iein Ser
mGqen perlor. l1n6 als er Dor @ram
geltorben mar, 6a begann ste M}l1tter
au fr4nfeln. Muria, meme 5dmeiter.
bilft uns nit Stidereiarbeit onr6's
9eben -- uber --" un0 ba1t1g
au linn aufblideno, fubr iie fort:
u@itte, &err Doctor, iagen Sic oo6
uiemanoen, 0aB i6 es bin, ser Sic
rief. Sbun sic, ais Oh Sic 5nfautg
gefommen leien. Sic fonnen ia oemSo=
ter int 2eben gefannt boben. l1no
mer1n ib groB bin un0 peroienen
fann, Damn mill t6 Sbrel1 aleS per-
gelten. 80"
Ion ebr1idem @oblmouen blidte
Ser Mr5t sic 8ittlteuerin an.
v1unn bitten MIR 5mei ia eth &c
beimniB Dor ser @elt?" frogte CT
ld6elno. uMber," fugte er bi15u, ~1d
min germ fommen!.. -. mill Dir germ
Sen @efollen tbun. Sod. tpen'1
0u mir Sic en- 8rief gum Noltamt be-
lorgen molltelt. 80? : ib fomme
nidt mebr rebt5eitig in iene Nid)=
tung = Damn more uniere &e6nung
l6on quitt!"
80, SEER 9oftor = oas fann Sbr
Grnlt nidt lein! -- Nber, pie ger
ne!...." Damn nabm bas Wd06en
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-12-15
9octor s1irmer's ,,tr1b:
tie" &cibna6t.
Nad) be,n 9cbeu cr5dblt, BON 2,eie
GttD.9anb.

.neltl1, 5ebn, eli = 1ho11
mieoer nobe5u Mitternabt!" Senf=
aenO blidt elm erniter Mann bon fraft=
boiler Statltr NIT oieien 8orten BON
leinen Soften ouf oas bunte 2l6t let
,ter Nrbeitslampe al1f. 5inneno mont
bern leine Mugen Damn meiter an Sen
@anoen l1n1ber, auf elmer Bbotogra-
pbie in einfabem idlpar5em 8abme11
oleiben lie enolib baften. uWflltterl"
f~liiltert ser Monn, ria, 81 mabnlt
MIDI = ih ml,b langiam oaran oen=
fen. Dir oen Observation-Disclosures 51
lhreiben. 1855.
l1no mieoer be1egt li6 oie @eltalt
ol,f oas Mrbeitspult nie0er. S6nen
eiIt sic Ieoer iiber Sic groben 3d.
gen. 81. 59irmer brandt li6 ia
nid)t longe 81 b%elirnen mas er Sem
gl,ten Miitterden oabeim ldreiben
rpiQ. Ser 8rief aber lautet:
u9iebes tbe,rcs Miitterhen!
u0u martelt motif i6on auf Ell
ne 9ead)ridt bon mir? Sa> Dein
loumieliger 6elir bat es pieoer mol
iiber iid gebrodt, 0rei 9einer Br1e1e
liegen 5u loiien, obne SIT antmorten.
Mlein, gu 0arflt mfrs glouben!-
feblt mir sic 3eit. Die merigen 5tun=
SEN. Sic mir sic Eatienten iibrig lal=
len, bob' ib gum Ml1srnben notbmen=
biq. l1n0 Damn ordngt Sic mil1en=
lhoftlide Mrbeit. -. pielleidt gliift
es nit, Sen al1sgeiebten Breis gu err
rinqen. --- Denfe aber ni6t, metn
qutes Miitterlein, 6aB meme 9eele
NUN go15 erfiillt lei Don 0em 5tre-
ben nob Nubn1 uno gbre. . nein =
= gera0e nun, mo- ih oiele 3eilen
}hreibe, beiibt nit @emalt a1b metn
Ser5 lein 9}eft. @or 10 einlom filb=
le ib MIDI, 10 mutterl eelenauel1. -.
0enfer 5u mii1ien, 0ab i6 oiele Metb<
rad)t fern bon Sir p%erbringen mnb,
oos qreiit mir ans @er3! SD ml1B
mir @elpolt ontblln, I'M iiber oiele
5timml,ng binmeg 5u fommen. -.
Gein v@un ih5ettel" liegt BET = nber
SEN gr0Bten 8unih, Sen, gum Set BET
Sir iein 81 f0nner, fann mir niemono
erfiillen, no gu bei Sdmel tier Siloa
bleibeu muBt. Seoenfous o%iirften Sic
6eiertoge Sic trii6lte @eibnadten ietn,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-12-15

Da1tig ben lbm Oargere1bten Vr1ef ent=
gegen l1no elite bon oannen, obne lih
um5uieben. Or. Sbirmer aber febr-
tie nod)mals in ieine 8pbnung 5urid
uno perlieB Tie balo oarallf NIT merit
lid beidmerten Saiten.
r6iiblit gu Old better, liebe Mltt-
ter?"
Mm peridneitcn 6eniter zines ge<
miitbliden @obnltiibdens iibt cine
6ra,1 INT idmar5er 5aruerflet-
Dung, oeren bleides Mntlib no6 0ie
.Spl,ren fol1m iiberltan0e1er &ra1fbeit
seigt. @or ibr iibt cine bodgemadle>
ne, 6lonoe S%l1ngfrau, 0eren @eiidts5ii=
&c, bon 2iebrei5 un6 Mrmutb, III ettpa
oenen oe5 Mao6ens gleiden, oas an
Or. Sdirmer ]id bitte1O g%epan0t.
uMein liebes &ino, id fiible MIDI
10 mobl, mie Ielten. l1n0 oas per0anfe
ib ndblt @ott SEM menibenfreunoli=
dyen Mr5t Sen Ser @immel nnS IN
ser b0blten Notb lan0te. 6alt modte
id glolben, baB er uniern guten So
tel ME gefannt, un0 MIR 0urd 3nfal
bon unierer Motblage erfdbren bat.
Die ib0nen Sage Ser @ergangenbeit
meroen mocb in mir, menn er Bel nns
lit! = l1n0 Damn oie pielen, guten
Muftr4ge, Sic Sir iett BON alien Set
ten fommen!-mie ieltlam! NA, 6ab
Du, sic emit 10 piel b%emunoerte Sod,
ter oes Mrditeften @od)baus, 11un-!
M6 ia, mein &in6, ib idmeige ia
ldon. @ie bobe id 6o6 Dor 6ielem
@eibnodtsfelt gebangt! l1no nun! =
- SIT oenn aues belorgt, liebe Ma'
ria?"
u9lues, Iiebe SHUTTER! - mel1n au6
Sic @eldenfte flein un0 farglt6 aus
foaen. Mber Sic @offnung miro NIT
ibrem 56immer al1es pergoloen nno
Sic Ireuoe, baB Dir Sic @elunobeit
mieoer gei6enft tit"
Nl6bli6 miro Sic Sbiire aufgeril=
len l1no berein ltirmt glfrieoe,
sic iiingere So6ter.
uMutter, Ml,tter!" ruff tie NIT
Todrotbem &0pfden. SD bringe eine
Neuigfeit! Genft Gub = Dr. 5bir=
mer begegl1ete mir auf Ser StroBe nro
begleitete MIDI cine Strede. ST er=
adblte mir BON 0ieiem nn0 Senem II.
logte mir, 6oB ct an Sen @eibnad}ts<
togen 10 gang auein 51 boule itbert
mil1e, oo feline Mutter 10 melt IN Ser
.Gerne mobne. Gr be1lei0e miA, oaB ib
bei ser lieben Mutter 0aS @etbnad)ts=
felt feier11 tonne. un0 bn =
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-12-15
3mmt Gbrtnfeft.

@eibnabten, 6as 6elt Ser 2iebe
un0 Ser froben @offnung, bdlt mie=
Ser @infebr in uniere rubelole 8elt.
@ieoerl1m i9lagt ser meibna6tslide
6rieoensgrl1b ser @ngel Die 5arteiten
Saiten unieres &er5ens an, sic auf
@armonie un0@intradt geitimmt itn6.
8limmern sic &er5en i'm Sannengrun
uno erflingen uniere lieben @eib<
nabtslieoer, 10 idaart lib I'M 6en
beuitroblen6en 2i6terbaum aQes in
fin6li9 frober @eibnadtsleligfeit uu0
ber5inniger 6reu0e SIM minterliden
&lei5 ltarrt sic @elt, %eritorben iheint
0as 2eben in Ser Natur, aber inner
li9 feimt, griint un6 bliibt es in tpl111s
oeriamer &raft. Suit 0od geraoe in
|oieie tribe 3eit Ser @lan5 ser Sells
botl1aft, Sic l1ebermin0ung oes g.
oes our9 SEN sic 2tebe berfil10en0en
Strabl oes Sterns BON 8etblebem
@enn lie int Sabr, 10 bringen 0ieie
Gage oGen, sic guten @illens fins,
bringt sic ubo6beilige, fr0blide, fe-
genlpenoenbe @eibnadts5eit" in gr=
innerl1ng, bon meld meltbiitoriider
8eoeutung Ste @eburt Oes @elterlo-
1ers fir sic Notion ur6 sen ein5el=
men beglettet NOR.
0em @loubenslo len gilt @eibna9=
ten nur ols oas 6e1t ser @inter-
lonnmen0e uno 0es umadlen0en 2id<
tes," nebenbei freili6 aad als Set
ser finoliben Sugen6, als Sic eigent=
Iide 5denf3eit 6es Sobres, obne tie
fere religi0ie 8eoeutr1ng l1no obne
g%eritdn0niB oes @ebeimniiies Ser Gr-
loiung un0 8efreiung aus Ser Gin
Sc ser Na6t. @as aber mare 6as
@eibnadtsfeit, mas mare ii~berbaupt
ieoer 9riitIide Beiertag obne sen tie
fen religioien @ebalt, obne sic fru6t-
bringenoe Mnregung fir Sen inneren
Menlben? Cine rein duBerli9e Seier
obne @er11 uno Stern uno obne a1f-
ri9tige @er5esfreu0e un0 innere gr=
bebung.
Som @etbnadtsmunoer ser &rippe
gu 8etblebem oringt Sic 8eibnadtS-
botldoft i1 sic @elt bon ser int Men=
idenber5en ru6en0en &offnnng Sic
ga bon 3uperlidt barrt, SOB Sen onrd
oas nadtounfle 5bal Des 2ebens man
oer1oen 5terbli1en oamit 0as INT
perganglide 2ibt ser grtenntnib n1o
Ser 8onen6ung mer6e in ln5eritorba-
rer @larbeit. Srieoe uuf @roen!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-12-15
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