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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-01-25
PURCELII-WESTER BOOSTER.
California Paper Says He Favors the
Southwest

San Bernardino, Cal, Jan. 25.-Jno.
Purcell, superintendent of the Topeka
shops of the Santa Fe, has discovered
the land of his dreams, only he didn't
dream southern California was half
what he found it to be- says the Sun.
AT any rate when he swung aboard
the tourist express eastward bound,
the other day, after week in Califor-
MIA, he said:
You have never told US fasteners
half what you have here. The story
of California is still half told
1t was Mr.. Purcells first trip to
southern California, after service of
score or more years with the Santa
Fe, most of which time he has been
the head of the big shops at Topeka.
Last week he came west with H. W.
Jacobs, assistant superintendent of
motive power. He spent two days in
San Bernardino when he first arrived
and when he left yesterday it was af-
ter another two day visit in San Ber-
nardino. He did not spend all his
time peering into engine boilers and
poking around the shops.
On Monday Mr.. Purcell, with Mr..
Jacobs and H. s. Wall, head of the To-
cal shops, were entertained by E. d.
Roberts who took them for an so
mile spin about San Bernardino valley,
visiting all the beauty spots and points
of interest.
When the veteran chief of the To-
peka shops left for the east he was
about the most enthusiastic booster
who ever went back to his snowbound
home
He will have half the Topeka shops
moving to southern California was
the way one of his friends among the
local mechanical department men ex-
pressed his enthusiasm. "1f the boys
tell Johnnie Purcell they want a pass
to California, that will be all there
will be to it, and one of these days he
will be writing one out for himself.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-01-25
TAFT To BE AT HUTCHINSON.
President Will Attend Semi Centennial
Celebration in september.


Washington, Jan. 25.-President
Taft, who has been invited to attend
the semi-centennial celebration at the
Hutchinson fair next fall, has decided
to accept the invitation. The presi-
dent will be there September % or 20.
The invitation to President Taft had
been extended by Governor Stubs,
who in behalf of the state, sent the fol-
lowing letter to the president:
1.-The semi admission of
the state of Kansas into the Union will
be celebrated this autumn at the state
fair conducted at Hutchinson. Kansas,
and I hereby invite you to be the guest
of the state on this occasion. We will
make all necessary arrangements upon
your acceptance of this invitation.
"In the span of fifty years history
no president to our knowledge has
visited the state, especially as its guest
and we would feel grateful should
YOU do US the honor to accept this
invitation and be present one day dur
ing the week of September IS to 26
at Hutchinson. Kansas. a place one
time marked as the heart of the great
American desert and now veritable
cornucopia of a great prosperity.
with much respect and hoping to
receive your acceptance at an early
date yours very sincerely,
'eXV R STUBS, Governor.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-01-25
OWNERSHIP is OUT AT LAST.
News That Midland Valley Road Is
Owned by Union Pacific.

Tulsa, Ok, Jan. 25.-That the Mid
land valley is now practically controll-
ed by the Union Pacific. and with the
completion of the branch from Ark
ansas City to Mcpherson, Kan. where
connection with the Union Pacific is
made, that the Midland Valley will be
a link in the trunk line to New Or
leans, was the statement made by D.
F. Connolly, president of the CONNER
cial club, speaking from inside infor-
nation before that body last night. 1t
is said the new line will be completed
and New Orleans through trains run
ming over the Midland Valley within a
year from now.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-01-25
NEW LINES IN OKLAHOMA.
Philadelphia Company to Build tn
ArCimOre- LaXvtOn Line.

Guthrie. Ok, Jan. 25.-In the interest of
a. contract, drawn up in st. Louis with
delphia for construction of railroad from
Ardmore west to I.awton. a distance of
10 miles, 2. r. Sutton, representing the
Philadelphia company. has been in Law
ton, Ardmore and other cities during the
past week. The contract was signed by
the company of which A Leighton Howe
that Ardmore, Duncan and Lawton meet
the bonus conditions. The road will cost
son of Lawton, who made the contract in
ST. Louis with the Philadelphia concern.
At h hawton IT connecss With the Frisco.
Ardmore with the Frisco and Santa Fe.
An amended charter has been issued to
road, with 100000 capital stock and
headquarters at Oklahoma City, Indian
apolis, New York and Boston. The con
struction of a line is contemplated south
from Beaver near the Kansas state line
through Oklahoma to Frederick. near the
second line from Elk City. in Beckham
county, east of Oklahoma City. The total
mileage is about 80 miles. with the esti-
mated cost of construction at $4,000 per
mile.
A grading outfit, for work on the Cher
ryvale, Oklahoma and Texas, was unload
ed during the past week at Kingfisher to
begin work both north and south from
that city. This is the road, originally
promoted by Governor Stubbs of Kansas
southeast to SLOAN Springs. Ark. and
southwest TO Gedry, OKId-, from Caney,
Kan. Much of the grade is completed on
the Sloan Springs line.
Eugene Tilleux' chler engineer of the
Chartered. is seeking Frisco connection
for the road, which is to be built west
from Buffalo. in Harper county, across
mo Mans Land and east from Buffalo
to a Frisco connection: either at Enid or
Award. Tilleux and other officials of the
company met with the Enid Chamber of
Commerce this week and made propo-
sition to build the line into that city.
Several meetings have been held at
AIva recently in efforts to secure the Win
nipeg and Gulf road. chartered to build
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-01-25
WARREN WON'T SIGN PETITION.
Taft and Wickersham Now Interested
in Plea for a Pardon.

Fort Scott, Kan, Jan. 25.-Fred
Warren, editor of a Socialist paper in
Girard, Kansas, under sentence to a
year in Jail for improper use of the
mails, has refused to endorse petit
ton to President Taft for pardon, per-
pared by Congressman Campbell.
Washington, Jan. 25.-President
Taft and Attorney General Wicker
sham have become interested in the
plea for the pardon of Fred D. War
rem. publisher of paper at Girard,
Kansas, now serving a sentence in
Leavenworth penitentiary for sending
illegal matter through the mails. The
case has been taken up outside of the
regular channels for pardon applica-
tons at the department of justice.
Warren was convicted of publishing
in his paper an offer of $1,000 reward
to any person who would kidnap for
mer Governor Taylor of Kentucky
from his refuge in Indiana, and carry
him back to Kentucky for trial in con-
nection with the assassination of
Goebel. An extended propaganda for
his pardon recently has been set afoot.
Socialist. hear Katterfeld. Sunday,
Jan 49, AS Kansas avenue, p. m.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-01-25
FIRST SETTLER IN KINGMAN.
w. III. Child Has Been Surveyor More
Than Twenty Years

kingman, Kan, Jan. 25.-W. H.
Child. county surveyor of Kingman
county, was the first white man to set
tie in this county, so far as any au-
thentic county record indicates.
He first hunted, camped and sur
veyed on the present site of Kingman
in 1872 and located here permanently
in 1874. More than twenty years ago
he was first elected county surveyor,
and he has been on the job almost
constantly ever since. and has now
been reelected for the ninth success
siVe term
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-01-25
Posse Searches for Lost Bow.

Coffeyville, Kan, Jan. 25.-Tvro. ten
miles west of here, is excited over
the disappearance of Harvey Harding,
the 15-year-old son of Richard Hard
ing, a farmer. The boy went home
from school, two miles from Tyro, last
night, put up his horse which he rode,
went to the house, ate supper and
walked away. A big posse is search
ing for him. 1t is believed the boy was
deranged mentally from OVerstudv
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-01-25
Arlington Wants City Park.

Arlington, Kan, Jan. 25.-A move
ment has been launched here for the
purchase of a city park. There is
nice grove in the south part OF the
city which it is proposed to buy. The
proposition of holding special election
for the purpose is being agitated. An
auditorium for public meetings would
be built in the park.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-01-25

Schmidt at Joplin. Mo, January 20.
She had clipping from a Joplin pa
per confirmatory of this statement. She
was taken home by her father who
has not yet decided what attitude he
will assume towards Schmidt. Ernest
Baden and Miss Jewett have been To-
Gated at Holly Springs, Miss, and it is
claimed they were married on the 21st.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-01-25
Runaway Winfield Girls Located.

Winfield. Kan. JAM 25.-Ernest
pearcd from Winfield, December 81,
accompanied by Rosetta Jewett and
Matte Stiff, two high school girls, have
been located at last. Matte Stiff re-
turned to her home last night and
stated she had been married TO
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-01-25
PLAY FOR OTTAWA SENIORS.
Members cow to Custom After Trying
to Evade Custom.

Ottawa. Kan, Jan. 25.-The senior
class of ottawa university will give
Decision tipped first one way and
then the other with the class lot lne
1as+ feIZ- weeks. and for awhile it look
cd as if the traditions would be smash
ed and the play abandoned. Year
after year senior classes departlng
from the campus after strenuous
tussle with Thespis have advised sue
ceedine classes to cut out the effort,
Int none of them have quite had the
nerve to quit. a.,
This years class almost got up It's
courage to that point, one vote pelng
to that effect, but on recons1deraIlon n,
the members voted for the play WnlcI.
viii he given as a regular feature of
commencement.
1t was decided to leave the selection
of the production to Miss Carohhe
Medders, who will direct the play.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-01-25

section of country, have always look
ed forward to a visit and dinner with
you as one of the particular bright
spots in all my journeyings around the
world
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-01-25
Clay Center Dispatch Sold.

Clay Center, Kan. Jan. 25.-Charles
Southwick, for nearly twenty years the
owner of the Clay Center Dispatch,
has sold his interests in that paper to
a stock company which has been form
ed here. T. B. Miller, a travelling
salesman. is president of the new COM
pany. and a young farmer is the larg-
est stakeholder. 3. F. Hemphill, who
was editor of the Dispatch under Mr.
Southwick and worked for him a num-
Der of years. will continue to be editor
of the paper. being a member of the
new company. Mr.. Southwick con-
tinues to hold some real estate in Clay
Center, but has sold all stock in the
paper. He expects to move to Topeka
where he will engage in the engraving
business, being Interested in an en-
craving plant there. No change in
the policy of the Dispatch is expected.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-01-25

Chicago, Jan. 25.-At the offices of
the Chicago, Rock Island & Gulf Rail-
way company, the announcement was
made of the appointment of George
S. Pentecost to be general passenger
agent. with headquarters at Fort
Worth, Tex.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-01-25

south from Salina Kan, through western
Oklahoma to Oklahoma City and nortlB-
ward to Omaha and Kansas City. Gin
clnnat capital is behind the project.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-01-25
Second veteran Has smaIInox

Leavenworth, Kan, Jan. 25.-A
second case of. smallpox has developed
at the Soldiers home. The veterans
with the disease are in an isolation
ward. but there is no quarantine at
the home.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-01-25

or scald like hot water. And the uric
acid poisoning makes you dull and tired.
fretful and nervous. It brings dizzy
spells. rheumatic pains, neuralgia, sick
headache and weak eyesight
Doans Kidney Pills have brought
sound backs and new life and strength
to thousands of suffering women. This
remedy is made Of pure medicines, con-
tains no poisonous nor narcotic drugs.
nothing that would cause a habit 1t
cures backache, kidney and bladder
troubles, also bedwetting of children.
Topeka TESTIMONY
Mrs. J. G. Coleman. lis Madison
street, Topeka. Kan, says: IT have ia
ken Doan's Kidney Pills for backache
and other symptoms of kidney trouble
and have always found prompt relief.
Recently a member of my family got
box of Doan's Kidney Pills at Rowley's
Drug Store and was relieved of kidney
complaint through their use." (State-
ment given November IS, 190S.)
A Second Statement
Mrs. Coleman was interviewed on
April 20, 1910, and she said: ct gladly
re-endorse Doan's Kidney Pills.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-01-25
Catarrh ana La Grippe.

Rev. Geo. A. E. Troutman, 231S
East 9Th ST., Kansas City, Mo-,
writes: My wife and 1 are strong
believers in Peruna. i.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-01-25

Socialist. hear Katterfeld. Sunday,
Jan. 90, AS Kansas avenue. p. m.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-01-25

I was cured of bad case of catarrh
when nothing else that / tried had
any effect. My wife was cured from
a severe case OF la grippe, and We feel
that the least we can do is to CRATE
fully acknowledge the merit of Pc
runa.
MY wife joins me in sending best
wishes for your success
Throat Trouble
I
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-01-25
Topeka TESTIMONY
A Second Statement

Mrs. Coleman was interviewed on
April 20, 1910, and she said: ct gladly
re-endorse Doan's Kidney Pills.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-30

1tidt ieines &ortbeils megen perleug=
net, mer ieilr 1rieoeres Sriebleber, lei=
ne boien Neiglmgen in itren9er ;3udjt
balt, mer ser @eriud)u1g 6es Mugen=
blids init rubiger Siberbeit sic Stir
ne bietet, mer ni6t Elm 5flape ietner
9mlnen lit, fur5: mer iid ielbit be-
berri6t. @er es 10 melt gebrQft fat,
Ser lit innerli6 fret. @ie unenoli@
biel fann bon einem iol6el1 al1sgereif=
ten @illensn1el1ibe11 Sic leidtfertige
Sugen0 ler11en, Sic oft mioerl tunos(os
i6lin1men Nl1regungel1 bon ouBe1
folgt un0 nidt 0nrol1 0enft, Sic Maft
i6reS @lQens SIT gebroud]en II. 3l c1t=
mide(n!
@ie a6er erlongt l1no lteigert man
Die @iQensfrof t? 311r6 ltebung! Sc
otter Ser @iae ii6 0urdiebt, oeito
itarfer miro er. $50 ober m6re 0a5u
before uno baltfigere @%elegenbeit &C.
6oten als bei ser Mrbeit! IS banoelt
iid5 ni6t 0arl1m, etmas AuBergem0bn=
lides 81 pol6ringen, lonoern Sic ein-
tad)e, idlihte Mrbeit, naBergem0bnlih
gut SIT tbltn. Sic muB piinftlid) al1=
gefangelt u116 beenoigt mer0el1. Sic
oorf iid nid)t Sltrd) iible 9oltae rl1o
ultRcrc StDrlt1ucn 6eirreu lalien,
Midt m1r tbGtig iein. @%inoerniiie,
Sdmierigfeiten, Sic in Ser Mrbeit
ielbit liegel1, n1iiiien ourb @e0ulo, ST.
fer l1no 5abe Ieitigfeit ii6er1pl,moen
merocrt. 9ns gebt aber l1l1r, mer1n Sic
Nrbeit Oen &r1ften ltno 1Sdbigfeiten
oes Mrbeitel1oen a%l1gemellen lit. 3u
leidte Mrbeit befrieoigt nidt ODER Err
5eugt iibertriebenes Selbitpertrol1en,
SIT id)mere oaaegen entnu1tbigt. Sic
Sauptlad)e aber lit, oaB gan3e uno
trel1e Mrbeit geletitet miro. u@er iein
&in0 balbe Nrbeit tbun ldBt, madt
es SIT eineln balbe11 G%hornfter" (1S6r=
iter).
Gin 5meites iebr mid)tiges Mittel
SUR 8elebung zines boben iittli@en
Mlltbes uno zines iturfen, be6orrli=
dcn @iQens lit sic Gr5iebung 51r
@abrbaftigfeit. '9er NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
SC, ebrlide Menld mabt aus ietner
Mein1ng fein @ebl. 0aoltrd entgebt
er Ser Gefabr, feline @rlmoidte SIT Der
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-30
&ortrng al1sgelprphen fat.

Ser gr5ieber braudt Dor ullem cir
ioeales gr5iebungs5iel. 9eur lolpei1
es ibm gelingt, ieinem 30gling 0ieiez
Soeal por5ule6en, miro er i'm nit itd)
c%mporbeber. 1as uniibertrefflidite
S0eal lit ober Sic Yerionlidfeit @bri=
iti. @er 0ie v9fa6folge Gbriiti" aui
leine 1obne iGreibt> fat einen floren,
iidern @eg Dor iib. @ebt er ibn NIT
unbel1g iamer Gnergie, ba110elt er im=
l1er mie0er f%oniequent nod 0eniel6en
ais ridtig 'erfannten @run0iaben, 10
miro es in ibm flar mer0err, @albbeit,
3meifel lr1o S6mdde iino Damn iiber=
wun0en, iein gorses SSn1renleben lit
aus einent @uB. Sic @eril1der mer-
Sen altf @ronit beiBen. = @er ober
nidt oieles gr5iebungs5iel fat, o0er
mer gar 0fters ieine S0eale me6ielt,
Scr itiir5t iid u11o sic ibm Nnbefoble-
nen in 8erpirrung l1no ltniiberbeit
uno treibt iteuerlos inn Sturme oes
2ebens Sem Sdiff6rlrde entgegert.
Sm Gbarofterbiloe Gbriiti pereiai=
gen iih 5u eoe(iter @armonie 0as
n1dnnlid)e Clement Ser &roft uno oos
mei6lide Clement Ser 2iebe. 8eioe
nulB audi ser Gr5ieher in iid l1t0 lei=
mem 3oglinge our6biloen.
@em a6er idreibt Ser mooerne
Menid &raft SIT? @er Sen Sdiffs=
foloB iiber oas @eltn1ecr iogt, mer Sen
Stablblod 81 Oiinnem 8led]e mal5t,
mer iih ols fii6ner Hilot binauf in
Sen Metber idmingt! Iieie &roft ober,
Sic Sic 5e6nif beberridt u1ro oos
6liigelrno Ser &l1ltl1r porontrei6t, lit
oft nidt gepaart NIT Garafteri tarfe
l1no Seelenur0Re. Sttt(ibe &raft, linn
sic es ltd fir inns bnl10elt, helitt mer
obl1e Weni6enfl1rdt feline lteber5ell=
gltng pertritt, per feline @runolabe
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-30

germ binausidmeiBen, me0er aus Ell
r1er &irtbidaft, nod aus Sem @eiBen
@auie. IS berri6te in ser uGreclr=
tlpe Maniion" uno in Ser gan5en 8r>1=
oesbauptita0t cine gang anOere Stim=
ml11g ais Dor 5mei @o9en> ais sic
Mobilmad}ung ungefdbr bes pierten
Gbeiles unieres berrli6en &riegsbec=
res in pollem @ange mar uno gliiben=
Ser gatriotismus uno Sooesmutb oQe
9er5en beieelte. Mu9 ser an SEN 5og
gelegte 8atriotismus lieB nidts 5ll
miinl6en iibrig. Gr gliibte nno ipriih=
tie jeood in ue1'iger friegeriiden 6lu1=
fen un0 8liben.
Sm Ser &abinettsiieuarg peiprad ser
Eraiioent nit ieine11 &ot5gebern Sic
Iruppenfon5el1tration in Seras uno
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-30
Gbarafterbilommg.

Gas Seben lit ein &un1pf ullo
Meuib Iei51, bpiBt ei1t Sampler lein.
9oer NIT cine mie un5ulangli6en
8offen betreteu 10 piele sic Mrena 0es
9ebens! Sin bibden Merger uuo Tie
1iub ouBer Iih, cine flei11e Ser udultg
1tito Tie uu1teritegel1, Elm menig @ortbeil
u1o tie perlellgnen lire @rlnolabe.
l%ln5abliae gleihen Sem i6manfeuoen
Mobre, oas Don jeoem 2uftbal1de be-
mcgt miro. Mtt Ser groBartigen grrt=
mid(ung Der menidliden &ultur, nit
Ser mberoroentliden Musbreitu11g oes
Nilens uno &onnens fat sic Seitig-
felt uno 3ltDerldliigfeit ser Sitten fei=
resmegs gteiden Shritt gehaltel.
W5arafterlo l1no Gbarafterldmd-
he ft1o mett per6reitete @ebrehen ser
,3eit. Ser gr5ieber, ser &rielter, ser
Mr5t, Ser Hidter miiien 0apon ein
&ioaelteb Sit %iinaen.
Milei1sfraft uno 5eelenltdrfe lino
III ser Hege( oas @raebnib elmer glten
gr3iebung. @er alio Sa5 3eitii6e(:
gbaratterloii9teit befampfen Mil, Ser
1bue e5 ais gr5icber. @ater ru1o Miit=
ter, Seellotger, 2ebrer nno 9ebrerreu
lalelt tt;s1e uid,tigere Mlfgobe als Sic,
ibren 3oglinaer lu1eridiitterlide, GUT
te aebensgrlmoiabe eil15upf(on5en~
Gas 2e6en miro oieie @rlrloiabe nid)t
mu11feno MAIDEN, es miro lie er6arten,
mie Ger @o!ua:cr SEN Stobl bdrtet.
Menn pir inns mum int folge11oen
flar maden molle,l, mas 5nr Gbaraf=
terbil6ung uonr1otben lit, 10 folgen mir
.oobei SEN @eoanfer1, sic elmer u%nierer
erleuhtetitelt 5eitgenoiiiihen Yd0a9o=
gen, BrofeI'or Toriter, Ser @erfalier
Ser lpeit oerbreiteten uSSuaenolebre",
in eiltem 31 0iiiieloorf geboltenen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-30
Trieoens=s Galmeien.


uS60n lit Ser 6rieoe! Gin lie6li=
der &nabe" II. I. ~. Mebnlide 6rie=
oenS=&pmnen, mie ser Gbor in Sdil=
lers u8raut BON Meiiina" iingt, mutt
Sen .lebten 6reitag int @eiBen=
geiungen. @er leidtiin-
mig o0er taftlos genug mar, ge=
legentlt6 einen mentger frieoliden
5on a1l5uldlagen, iub lid ser @eiabr
allsgeiett, iofort a11 sic 2l1ft aeiett
81 meroen uro sort leine friegeriihen
Sheen fir iih aQein 5l1 pel1tilierel,.
Sic 9eiuder, Experimentation, Seno=
loren Ii. /. ~, uabmen iid oaber
in N6t, feline MiBfldnge fer
o%or5l1r1fe1. Mon ldBt iid) eben nidt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-30

tu1g ua0 Selbperleugm,ng miiiien III
etl1er Natur pereinigt iein.
Ser gr5ieber m1B 0ieier 6oroerung
geredt peroen, in Dem er nidt ein=
ieittg auf Sic Gntmidlung ser Gbaraf=
t%erltarfe 8eoad)t ni1nmt, lonoern audi
6os @emiitb 0es 30glings bereidert.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-30

leugnen, baratterlos 81 mer0en. 8er
aber aus &erlegenbeit poer lit ser
9tut5 ooer 5lrr llnterbaltlmg moerer
Don ser 8abrbeit abmeidt, Dem miro
iebr balo Die Meinn1N ser 2el1te gum
5lpeiten @emilien, nnb oan1it lit oie
9auterfeit leines Gbarofters 5erlt6rt.
~@r bat nidt mebr Mltb uno 4raft
genltg, u1arbe 81 befennen," er
vbangt iein Mdntelben nad benz
Winoe." Die 8efdmpfung ser 2uge
III ieoer 5orm lit oober cine Saupt=
altfgabe ser @r3ieblnlg. Sie lit audi
cine ser idpperiten; 0enn lpenn es i9ol1
BON unS etn bobes MaB bon @nergie
perlanat, mitten in Dem 2lg uno
Srl,g, nit oem lns 0as geieQidaft1i=
DIE ur1o %io5iale 2eben umgibt, mabr=
baft 81 blei6en, mie miro Elm idpodes
4in0 10 idapere Hroben uno &onflifte
ltegreid) iiberi teben? @er oieie 6ra=
&c obne S6eiabeiligfeit priift, Ser
miro es barbarii6 iin0en, mern man
ieoe 2ige a%nsnabmslos o11rb f0rper=
li6e 3ii6tiglrng abnoet. @as loll
oenn ein idma6es &ino in ieiner
Mngit tfpln. uenrl elm Gr1padiener il,
gll1trotem SGib5orn Dor ibm ltebt uno
lfreiello sic @ahrbeit perlongt? @ie
mandes &in0> SOS in ieiner l1nldulo
Sic &abrbeit ia9t, muB cine robe @e=
banolu1g 0afiir ousbalten. @er oos
Gertrallen 0es &inoes belitt, iid rlt=
fig frageno an es lpe11oet ulo ibn1
3eit gibt, ii6 SIT beli1nen, miro i%einer
Mnfri6tlgfeit better 6ienen als ser
Eriigelpdoagoge. Sic freuoige 2iebe
SUR 8abrbeit lit mobl 0os grgebniB
itrenger &onieql1en5, aber einblduen
laBt lie iid) nidt. @an foride Sen
(triaden Ser 9iige nod uno tpir0 oft
III Die Sage fon1n1en, 51 iagen: Mea
culpa!
Seine a%1sgepragte starfe n1ndt in-
oes oen Grorafter nod ni9t bolfom=
men. 0as MaBloie geiteigert, farm
logar 8iuensitarfe in Sic barte Slid
|t6tsloiigfeit ser @errenmenl6en aus
1rten. 9em mdm1liden &raftbemubt= {
Iein muB lia 0aber nod oas meibIihe
Clement Ser 9iebe 3ugeieaen. Gbri= I
tus, III Gem Sic &raft 81 b0diter 4
Soaenoung fam, lit uns aud 5uglei9
'er @obepunft ser 2iebe uno Miloe.
Mario, oas liebeooue, 5arte @eib,
;eigt itd unterm &reu5e 1T mdnnlider
2ltloerfraft. Die M4rtprer oes Girl
5eigen neben bobem @el6en= {
oft ein &er5 pou 5orteit tier @m= s
'fi11oung un0 Sic meibliden l1nter if I
ten maren bel auer Bartlett itarf ge= S
1ltg 5l1 Sen b0difen Spfern. Mu9 i'm s
'1ittelalterliden Sitter finoet lid Il
,mabre Mannltbfeit NIT einem Srop= +
en- @iitterlt6feit perbun6en." Strait :
tn0 2iebe miiiien bormoniid ineinan= q
'erflingen> tint einem @barafter sic 4
'ed)te S9on6eit l11o &olfpmmenbeit :
Ii perleibel1. $50 ii6 oos Strenge s
nit sent 3arte'1, mo Starfes lid nno t
poarten, ga gilt es etnen q1= f
Ell Slang" (s6iller). selbitbebaup= D
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-30
Tulep Mierem-&iaen

Meutroliliren uno beieitigen Die @iite,
melde Miidenmeb, &beumatismus,
Nerpoiitat l1no aQe Mieren= u11o 8la=
ea=l1nregelmabigfeiten beieitigen. Sic
bauen auf uno reitauriren Sag natiir=
li6e &irfen 0teier 9ebensorgane. Mo=
litor 0r11g 60.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-30
Gdjltb ciner Mnttcr.

Ioleps &onep ans Sar fir sic &it=
Ser. Sit 0as bette un0 iiderite fir
aae Grfaltungen, @uiten, Group,
Stifbliten un0 9nftrobrenent8iin-
ol1ng. Seine Spiaten. Molitor Drug