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The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1911-04-07

On Friday morning afterwards we
were informed OF the burning OF the
residence Of that well known and cor
daily esteemed citizen, John Will
Thompson, of Number Nine, on the
night OF the 23d ult. This matter was
overlooked entirely last week, but the
news was telephoned to The CONNER
cial by one of its particular friends,
Mrs. Townsend, daughter Of Mr.. Thomp-
son, who was sorely distressed over the
loss Of the valuable piano presented to
her by The Commercial as the most
popular young lady in the county in
the piano voting contest conducted by
this paper two years ago. Miss Thomp-
son, as she was then, secured the largest
number OF votes outside Of the city and
Miss Oral Pace in the city, it is remem-
bered, and handsome upright piano
was awarded to each Of these young
ladies. OF course the loss Of the house
was serious matter, but Mr.. Thomp-
son was partly reimbursed with insur-
ance, while the loss Of the piano
was not only complete but regretted
on account Of its connection with
the contest. Mrs. Townsend and
Miss Pace were both highly pleased
with the pianos, and The CONNER
cial assures Mrs Townsend of its
deepest interest and concern. The con-
test was probably one OF the most pop
ular ever held in the county as far as
the winning young ladies were con-
cerned. 1t would be hard to reach a
more popular verdict In fact we know
Of none, and SO we telephoned Mrs.
Townsend that it might be possible for
The Commercial to make another such
an offer in the near future ia which we
would be glad to be favored with her
name as contestant Through the
assistance OF Mrs. Townsend The Com
nercial was practically introduced to
many people Of that portion OF the
county and we trust that the interest
nay continue with numbers as readers
II this paper.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1911-04-07
For Assessor.

The Commercial is authorized to an.
nounce l. ]. Howard, OF Number Seven,
as candidate for Tax Assessor of Obion
County, subject to the action of the
Democratic party Mr. Howard is we'll
known to the people OF his home dis
trict and adjacent country, but prob
ably not so well acquainted in other
sections of the country. He is brother
Of Representative s. f. Howard, our
fellow townsman, and man much after
the same character, the same good,
sound, reliable citizenship and personal
qualifications. Mr. Howard was elected
district assessor twice under the old
law and served once under Uncle Jerry
Tucker His record in the Office can
be mentioned with a degree of pride.
He was good officer and the people Of
the district had reason to be congratu-
lated in the services he rendered them
and to the county. Mr.. Howard is a
native Of Maury County He moved
to Obion and settled in Number Seven
thirty-one years ago, where he has re-
sided continuously except two years he
spent back in Maury. He is esteemed
as one of the best men in a country
noted for its good citizens He is
man of sterling worth and character, Of
good sound judgment, intelligent, ac-
complished and qualified in a general
and specific way for the duties of an
assessor, and should he be elected the
county will have cause to feel an assur-
ance in his administration of the duties
OF the office. We take pleasure in pre-
senting the name of Mr.. Howard to
the voters Of the county.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1911-04-07
Candidate For Trustee.

We are authorized to announce Mr..
Will Latimer, OF Number Ten, to the
readers of The Commercial as candi-
date for Trustee OF Obion County Mr..
Latimer is a native of the county, a
| lifelong citizen. man of the highest
moral integrity, the soundest character,
the best citizenship. He comes from a
family OF character and worth, of peo-
pie who have contributed to the civili-
cation and development OF one of the
best communities in the county. Mr..
Latimer is a man of intellectual attain
ments and qualifications, ability to con-
duct and manage successfully his pri-
vate interests and one in whom can be
reposed the fullest confidence in public
affairs. He is personally fitted and
especially qualified for the duties and
responsibilities OF the important Office
Of Trustee. Together with it all he is
democrat anu OlitIS MS cdnuludCy
subject to the action,of the party. If
elected Mr.. Latimer pledges to serve
the county with all his might and
main and with a singleness of purpose
10 his devotion to the people and in the
discharge OF his duty. We are pleased
to present the name OF Mr.. Latimer to
our readers.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1911-04-07

Considerable feeling was exhibited
over the impression that the Board Of
Mayor and Aldermen OF Union City
would ask the Legislature for an ena-
bling act providing for the construction
OF concrete walks at the expense of the
property owners. Mayor Coble ask us
to explain to the people of the city that
an amendment will be made to this
bill providing that the walks be built
at the expense of the city and property
owners together, each to bear one-half
of the cost OF such walks when they
are built, but the city will ask for an
enabling act to establish uniform grades
and specifications under the direction OF
the Board Of Mayor and Aldermen. 1t
has been the custom heretofore in
building walks for the city and the
property owners to share equally in the
expense of such work, but the city
had no authority to establish grades.
The enabling act will not change the
manner OF assessing the cost, but i'll
will give the city the right Of establish
ing a system Of construction, which will
result in the laying OF walks Of uniform
grades and specifications Mr. Coble
states that the city will hardly be ready
for general campaign of walk con-
struetion for some time, but that il
would be sooner than was anticipated |
when the work OF sewerage began.
The revenues for disposing of che sew
erage contract are accruing in q much
more satisfactory way than ele first
calculations indicated, and theN pros
poets for walks, which were then very
remote, are much better indeed. The
Of walks will be the next
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1911-04-07

they are good enough for hauling.
They are using the roads while they ere
good enough TO be used by the teamsser.
Is it not true that with wider roads
vehicles Of all kinds automobiles, wag-
ons, buggies could pass going and
coming more easily and with less dan
ger than is now being done. Would
not the grading and hardening Of the
roads simply increase these benefits so
that both automobiles and wagoners
could use them practically all the year.
Mind you that the automobiles are
using the roads now, and they use them
at any time when they are good enough
TO be used at all. The only other theory
that could be offered against good roads
is the one that there would be decrease
in the use Of automobiles if the roads
are not improved. There is no reason
under the sun to come to such con-
clusion when the manufacture Of ma
chimes is increasing all the time and has
increased gradually for twenty years
from the time they were introduced.
When the road is good enough to be
used the automobiles is using it and
just as well and much better widen and
improve the public highways so that
both automobiles and driver Of teams
can use these highways to better adj
vantage, so that our roads will not con-
tinue to be shame and disgrace to
civilization, especially to rich country
like this.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1911-04-07
NONRESIDENT Notice.
reavv par,l,ie

Teayy Pardue
VS.. Petition for Divorce.
Ben Pardue.
Pending in the Circuit Court OF 0bion
County, Tennessee.
In this cause it appearing from the
BILL which is sworn to, that the defend
ant, Ben Pardue, is nonresident of
the State OF Tennessee, so that the ordi-
nary process of law cannot be served
upon him; he is therefore notified and
required to appear at said court on the
First Monday in May. 1911.
and make defense to the bill filed against
him in said court in this cause or the
same will be taken for confessed.
And it is ordered that this publication
be made for four consecutive weeks in
The Commercial, newspaper published
at Union City, Tennessee.
This 29th day OF March, 1911.
2-4t II. M. GOLDEN, Clerk.
]. A. Whipple. Sol. for 'Comp't.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1911-04-07

improvement Of q general character,
and Mr. Coble hopes, in the event Of no
unforeseen accident, TO get to that mat
ter IN due course Of time. In speaking
of the enabling act, Mr.. Coble also
states that it will give the city the
power to enforce the construction Of
of walks, but in no case will it compel
the property owner to pay more than
half the cost.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1911-04-07

Postmaster 4. d. Keller had a letter
from the Department last week laying
before him the question of disposing Of
the carrier service on Sunday An
effort is being brought to bear on the
Postotiice Department by the church,
press and public to bring about as near
as possible the closing Of Sunday post
Office service throughout the country.
It is suggested by the Department that
the closing of the Sunday service alto
getber is hardly practical at present,
but that the service may be eurtailed
to sufficient extent to allow the carriers
day off on Sunday; that the Sunday
service be limited to important mail
matter only, and such mail be delivered
only upon call at the delivery window.
OF course we do not know what recon-
mendations to make. 1t is a question
that concerns business men who have
more important business matters to at
tend to than the newspaper man. As
far as we are concerned the postoffice-
could be closed as tight as drum and
it would make very little difference in
our business, but in order to open the
question the columns of The CONNER
cial are at the disposal of anyone who
cares to discuss the patter, and we al
ways invite fair discussion OF public
questions.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1911-04-07

The extra session Of Congress called
by President Taft for the consideration
Of the Canadian reciprocity trade agree
ment convened Tuesday at noon.
Champ Clark, OF Missouri, was elected
Speaker, the Republican votes going to
Representative Mann, of Illinois, mi
nority leader. Representative Under
wood, of Alabama, is floor leader for
the majority. The Senate will be Re-
publican by reduced majority.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1911-04-07
ANNOUNCEMENTS


GLOVER We have the authority to announce
Jim Fate Glover a candidate for Sheriff Of the
County Of Obion. subject to the action Of the
Democratic party.
HICKMAN have the authority to announce
Jas II. Hickman a candidate for sheriff Of the
county Of Obion. subject 10 the action Of the
Democratic Party,
FINCH. I'VE have the authority to announce
John r. Finch a candidate for Sheriff of Obiou
County, subject to the action Of the Demo
cratic party.
For Trustee.
SANDERS-we have the authority to announce
Johnsie Sanders candidate for the office Of
Trustee Of 0bor County, subject 70 the action
Of the Democratic party.
KENNRY-we have the authority to announce
6. X. Kenney a candidate for Trustee of
Obion County. subject to the action Of the
Democratic party
LATIMER-- We have the authority to announce
Will II I.atimer as a candidate for Trustee of
Obion County, subject to the action Of the
Democratic party.
Tax Assessor
NOAH We have the authority to announce Will
, P. Noah candidate for Tax Assessor Of Obion
4 County, subject to the action of the Democratic
i party.
HpWARDz|we have the authority to Announce
4 J. Inward as a candidate for Tax Assessor OF
/OtDh County subject to the action Of the
Democratic party.
n
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1911-04-07
Illinois Central
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No. 8 -t5.3S am. No. 1873 SOL am
Trains Nos los and 1888 are accommodations
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gers.
-NoRTHBoUND.
No. t9. 40 am. No. 106- IL. on I. IN
No. 4 til As pm. No. 1874 -s.2S pm
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tStops Oh flag only to receive passengers hold.
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or stop
Trims Nos. 154 and 100 are accommodations.
Tickets and particulars as to specific fares,
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at Gibbs.
F. W. HARLOW, d. p. A.. Louisville.
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The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1911-04-07
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FOR SALE-0ue four-rofm and one
two-room cottage in aolofd ADDITION.
Easy terms. Apply at nee. b. @,
BRANsFoRD. ga-4t
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-04-13

llniere 9totipilten itno ion0erbure
9elste; Die @intertbiir in Sltuiien mol
len Tie often l1llo Die Goroertbiir olti
ellis Sslalo geidlollen baben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-04-13

@emn oas Ml6anp &apitol bis al1f
SEN @runo 11ieoergebrmnt mare, aber
iein Snbalt, b%eionoerS sic foltbore
gibliotbef gerettet morOen mdre, 10
g:be es me,1ig 81 befloge11. 1as @e=
bal1be lelblt mar ein Mornument Don
@rolt un1b @aru1erei ul1o BON Ser aus
Gips uno Napierbrei bergelteQten
1ede in Ser Miiemblp bis auf sic
Spriinge uno Niiie i'm 6u11Oament
u1D Mallern mar es ein wenig amnll=
ten0es @emiid bon M'iar1gel uno foit=
baren gin5elbeiten, 10 namentlid Dos
Sreppenbaus, oas menig oauern0en
@ertb beiaB. Nnoers aber sic 8iblio-
tbef. Seem Sort lit ein otter staat
ul1o lie entbielt sic 0ofumente aus
Sen ltranfangen ser 2an0esgeibi6te,
sic feines Meni6en @an6 erieben
fam. 3um Slid iin0 einige ser
mertbpoaiten 9ofuu1ente, 10 Sic @aib=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-04-13

@elegentlih Ser @eeroigung Ser
Opfer SEES 8ranoes III Seem Sort MUIR
Sc cine groBe Garaoe abgebalten. 2ei=
Ser iino oaourb sic @erl1ngliidten
nidt mieoer lebenoig gelporoen uno
efre NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SIM
terbliebenen baben ol16 feinen Nuben
oappn gehnbt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-04-13
edit Cure @eimnbbett
umb Sic Gurer Iamtlie.

gope's &eiltraut lit 3ubereitet alS 3uz
erldl1iaes 3al1smittel. baIirt auf Dem
@run65ab ser @einbeit bes 8lutes. Sreis
beit BON 8rantbeit 3uii9erno. @s lit etz
ne Dfebi5in fir &rantbeiten mie Mbeumas
ttsmus, Qeberletoen, @nrtleibigtett, SIZE
Der unb fieberiibeu NnfdQen. peibltGe
unoronlmgen, unperoaultdfett, 2umbago.
Miereuzs3 erriittungen, &atarrb, frante nno
.,eru0ie Sop flpeben, Mppetitz@ erluit uno
oQe &rautbeiten, Sic bon Der lntbatigz
feit Ser Qcber unb Der Nieren entlteben.
Gs lit Elm reincs @eiltraut. aug 8inben
uuD @lr3eln perbunoen. gs miro aufgez
motht in 0GbptplaDe iiber3ogenen Sabletz
ten, angcnebm un0 leidt al nebmen
(tou1 audi in @ai1er mlfsel6it mer6en. J
Srau S. 9. Meaoe bon 9pattspiae,
MS., iagt: Sabre lang lit i6 an @iiz
deulpeb. 3ppflpe5. Meuralgie nnb Ser
r0iiit1t uu0 ullBcrgelpobnlider Miinigteit.
Sd perludte man6es Ytittel ohne 9tnoez
r.1ue. Dor bier @onaten rietb mir etn
bautbarer Sreunb on. Ser Scope Meoicine
81. in &albington, 8. g.. fir cine
5dodtel Scopes aus 6raut 3nlammengez
lctte Sablette gu ibreiben; Die erlte SOILS
bon 2 Sabletteu CAB mir 2inberung. ST
osbral,dte faum cine $500 5dadtel, uno
ih bin p%olltanoia 9ebeilt bon @dmer3
in meinem 8iiden, M sid babe audi tein
@opilueb meDr."
5. S. @. &enneiep. elm %bebeutener
Nr5t uno Gbirur9 bon albanp, sc. g., lagt
tbeil1peile:
Mls eln Blutreiniger. 2eber<. Mieren<
uln 5pltemz3 egulatpr perfdreibe tb
Yupe Miebicine Cos @art COMPOUND bon
@olbington. 8. g., tpie i6 bies fur Die
leeten 20 Sabre getbau babe. nno ib
hobe es als Elm 9rpBartges .Mittel &C.
flmoen, has ielten, iuenn i%berhanpt, feblz
acht. &c gibt tollienne 8riefe bon 1olz
chen, Sic &ppe's &rduter gebranhten, tpelz
die nubbringenb tparen unb bel ridtigem
@ebral,d beilten. &ope's a1s &rallter
aulommengeiette Sablette iino aufgez
madt 200 in elmer 96adltel, lehs Mo@
nate @%ebunblune mnb lperben frei 5u9ez
5olpt nah g1npfang bon $1.0O. Seoe
Ehndtel entbdlt cine gchrndte 8arantte,
Die u1s binbet 5ur 3nriiderl tattnn9 peg
@elnes, mcnn bos @ittel perfeblt, Nnz
sen Ill bringen; audi polle Mnlpeii ungen.
0arontiert BON Ser Scope @ebictne g.,
inter Der Heinnabrmittelz uno Weot5lnz
itpfiezNtte 80. Stunt, 1905, $50: 34,956:
@e9en 8%eDingun9en fur M9enten tn
ui!pt oec1pirten Serritorien abreiltre man
4ppe Mebieine Co., Sne.,
%ope 8log.. @a'hin"ton. 9. 6
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-04-13

ineton : @eliquien, oas Manuifript
ieiner Mbi6ieoe, Sic gman5ipa-
tons : Hroflamation un6 sic erite
Staats= &erfaliung erbalten moroen,
neil jie in einem feuerfelten Sbranf
mufbemabrt meroen, allein sic ioniti-
gen biitoriid)en 3ofumente, sic bis auf
Sic friibite &%olonial5eit 5rriidreiden,
nnerieblide Sd)Gbe, iino ein &aub ser
6lammen g%elporoen. Selbit sic per=
brannten @iid}er ms Iofumente, Sic
man erl eben fan, bahen einen lnge=
f6bren Mertb rn,r 49, Millionen,
Collars.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-04-13

Sic in ga1l5 England ben1erf6are
9emegu>w sur ginfiibru11g elmer al=
britilfen @onoelsmorfe fir Sic int
britiidJen Meltreid bergeitelten @aa=
le!1, I'M Sic ginfubr fre;noer Sander
5u p%erordngen, fun oieier Gage III eli
ner @eriammlllng ser Iabrifanten
uno aoufleute in Ser 9ouOoner @uilo=
baa gum Ml1sorl1d. Sannltlid)e in
England er5eltgten @oonen meroen eli
ne S6utmarfe uno Sic @orte Sri
tiff Mooe" ocer r8ritiib @rolpn" tra=
gen. Sur 4ontroQe lit cine &omrmil=
lion er1a1nt moroen, sic Sen Ramer1
9iritiib empire 5robe Marf Niiocia=
tion tragt. Ser v9ailp @ra6ptc"
bringbt in ieiner Mllsgabe pom Is.
Mar5 einige Mbbilouagen ser aQbriti=
lhen 9onoelsmarfe. Ser &urnpf 5mi=
ldel1 u&ritiib @aoc" un0 ~Maoe i'll
Germany" lit allp outs nel1c elt=
brnrn1t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-04-13

Sn elmer @iniiht wenigitens baben
@anoelbiloer ein gutes @erf pol1=
bro9t. Sic baben sic un5tpiliiirten
gingeborensn auf Sen Ybilippinen 5u
anitdn0igen 8iirgern gemadt. unie=
re 8eanlten auf Sen S1leln muBten
lid anfa11gs feinen &atb, mie tie Sen
@iloen Sic @ortbei(e ser &einli6feit
ms Webirl1 prdgen l%ollter1, Bis iie auf
Sic Grandchildren perfielen. @ier lag
oes @oitblels 20iung. Sic 8il0er
iprnben bereoter, ais @orte; jeoer
fonnte lie periteben, un1o iie maren l1n=
terbolten0 5ugleih. Sic Nerbeit Ser
Sbaltiteuung appeuirte an Sic 9}ell=
gieroe 0es gingeborene11, l1llo baum an
leinen Stol5. Gas Helltltat 5eigte lid]
in la1heren @aufern ur1o StraBen, no
porter Sbnllb uno urlgellt1oe 3lt=
It61oe geberrlht.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-04-13

Sn &%erbinorng nit ser Yenniplpa=
mia uniperlitat in Hbilaoelpbia lpa
elm v9eutldes @oals" erridtet meroen.
Gbarlenlangne Somer, Der friibere
nneritmniihe 9ofldafter III Berlin,
jtebt an ser Spite zines &omitees,
melbes eiaen 6onOs BON 100000
fir Die Yautolten a1fbringen nil.
1as uIe1tihe sous" loa 0as &eim
oes Snltituts fir oelttldzamerlfanilfe
6orlbung, Ser v@erlnanic @llocia-
tion" Ser llniperlitat lrno oes oeutld)en
&ereins Derlelben merOen un0 bic
reihbaltigeu Summlungen 0eutl9=
amerifaniide Bidder uno Man1l "trip
te bcberbergen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-04-13

in 1rantreid mllroen Yoltiportal
zen I'LL Jayre 1882 eingeTiibrt. Nnl
y11oe oes erllen Sabres maren 6O24
mi Netrieb NIT 211,5SO Depolitoren
l1no $9,1S1116 Ginlagel1. Mm 81.
le5ember 1909 gab es mgefabr 5000
Noltlpartalien, aber Die 3abl Der &on-
tos mar alf 5,542,SS2 un0 Die Sc
lanmntl umnle Ser ginlagen allf $31G,=
456,S66 geltiegen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-04-13

Nus @lloapelt mel0et man: Cine
&omnlillipn ppn &eid]stagsabgeorone=
ten lu1o Gertretern Der Sta0t gnoa=
peit bat iib nab SornlaS in Sieben=
biirgen begeben, no Die &egiem1ng
grogasbobrungen pornegnen laBt.
Ias grDgas ltr0mn1t nit oonneraDn=
libem @etole in ser Menge bon tag=
lid l,ngefabr 100000 aubitmeter nit
einen1 Grlld pom 0reiBig Mtmoipba=
rem aus Sem 8obrfanal. IS miro BE-
abji1tigt, oas grogas Ourd cine 6ert1=
leitung fir inouitrieQe uno 8eleud).
tungs5mede nad Ser 9allptltaot 81
fiibren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-04-13

ltnor0nungen oes Magens meroen
oltrh u1regelmaBiges uno unporiidti=
ges giien perl1riadt. @ebral1d)t 81.
Muguit a0nig's @am6urger Iropfen,
eBt regelmaBig nno einfud]e &abrllng
nrO meroet furirt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-04-13
S~mterenamtes Maerlei

Der 5taat Yenniplpanien beiebt
ieiue 8ade l,no tleinener 6liiiie mie-
Der nit 6orellen. Sic Staats-9rllt.
anltalt bat iiber Is Wtilionen Stiid
6%orellenbrl,t gum MmsleBen brett.
Mnoere Staaten loute1p oem 8eiipiel
Yennlylpa,liens folgen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-04-13
Nsnoor oonrolOn
MACH FlETcHER'S
GAS RIA
stermi@nmppen.

@iele ii1lo il, fleinen 1ingen 10
iberaus geypiiienidaft, oab man merit,
man ueroe iid in gr0Beren 0ingen
niGt auf lie perlallen fonneu.
g
Sect ieiert @er5og @eorg pol1 Sa6=
iel1- Meil1igen ieinen IS. @eburtstag.
7os @errid]cn IN Geuti6lano n1B elm
geiunoer @erllf lein.
g
I'M ere 9tatipil tel1 lin0 1onoerbare
9elste; Ole @intertbiir in Sltaiien mol
len iie often lll1o Sic gproertbiir ol1f
gQis Nslmlo geidlollen baben.
g
Sn Haris, &p.. baben Sic S6anf=
eil1en Srult gebiloet. Iou oorf
Carrie Mation 5eridymettern, obne sic
ginmiidung Ser @0lte fiirdten 81
miillen.
q
3ia5 perludt iebt, Sic &ebelen NIT
Site um5uitimmen. Gabei muB er
natiirli6 NIT Der Moglibfeit rebnen,
oab lie ieine Miloe als Sfnpd6e aus
legeu ll1o ibm crit redt troben.
g
Giele Stl1oerlten in Sen oltliden
|lniperiitdten leioel1 al, Moj fern, mie
beridtet miro. 2eioer lit oas nidt
sic eil15ige &inoerfranfbeit, Sic uniere
@ilour1gsanltalten beimludt.
g
Sen (ebten 3lgrol1b in Sflabom1a
baben ie@s &airber alsgefiibrt. 6eig-
.linge! 8isber geniigten 0o6 5mei, lno
ielbit elmer bot iid) bemGbrt.
g.
Man begreift erit, mas fir ein Sells
mon lit, me,m mon iid) bon Sem Mgen=
ten elmer ltnfalperiiherl1ng er5dblen
l0Bt, melden @efabren man toglid)
a1tsgelebt lit.
e.
Sn Ser 2egislotl!r BON Seluneliee lit
inc @iQ eingebradt, bie bas beiteben=
Sc Hrobi6itionsgeieb oabin am1el1oiert,
ouB Spiritl1oien I'M Stoate 0iitilliert
merNen %f0n1el1, lpenll lie fir Ben CT
port beltun1nnt linO. Ias lit ia rein,
Inn BEN 2el1tel1 in 1%ennellee Sen Ml1no
mdllerlg SIT maben.
e
Ganor0et miro in Chicago gegell=
p6rtig nod Notbel1, aber Sic @irtbe
niillen I'M 1 lt6r idlieBen. Sic
b0lere Morol lit gerettet, l1n0 oabei
fonmt es mideinpnO nid1t oltf ein
paor Menidpnleben sic @od1e oil.
g
lleber Sen 9ra11D 0es &npitolS in
Albalm bemerft ein 8latt: DIAN
'oQte oel1fen, BOB ein @eb6uoe, mel
DIES 81 Mfilioneu Collars %foltete, ab=
iollt fel1eriider iei." 9eiaer lebrt Sic
G%rfabrung, 0aB ein GROCER Gbeil ser
fir 0ffent(id}e @ebGl1oe belti1nn1ten
Sun1men fem 3iel nidt erreid)t.
g
Na6 Ser Mnitht oes pbiloi opbii6en
So5ialiiten @ernar0 Sbam ioQte es
oem Shiifer geitottet iein, nod @ol1ie
SIT geben, iobalo ser 9ebrer ibn lang
weilt. lln0 es laBt iid 1ridt lel1gnen,
SOP &inoer iebr leiht 9angemeile fiji
len, mel1l1 lie a1 oas @oieboaipiel uno
al,>ere llnterboltlu,gel1 oenfen.
g.
Sic MitglieOer oes Stootrat6S BON
Seattle m1Bten 1id) nerpflidten, fire
gauge 3eit oen ltaotiihen Mngelegen=
6eiteu 81 mion1e11. Cas- lit nidts BE-
ionoeres. Sit itdotiiher @rabld
nid)t oltd} cine lta0tiihe Mngeleger1-
beit2
g
@e(egentli6 Ser @e%eroigu1g Ser
Opfer SEES 8ranocs III Seem Sort mllr=
Sc cine groBe Eara0e a%bgebalten. Sci
ser iino oaour6 sic @erungliidten
ni9t mieoer lebenoig gelporoen inns
ebre NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SIM
te%rbliebenen baben olld feinen Ml1ben
0apon gehabt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-04-13

giele ii1,o III fleinen 1ingen 10
iberaus gepiiienidaft, oab man merit,
man merOe iid in gr0Beren 0ingen
nidt auf lie perlolien fonnen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-04-13

Sect feiert @er5og @eorg pom Sad.
ien=Meinigen ieineu IS. @eburtstug
Ias @errid)cn IN Gel,ti6lano mulB cir
geiun0er 8eruf lein.