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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-03-24
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paDre urldde 9Cbeimer S6tpahel, SpOenletoen. ItIs
gen Ihgenoither 9rrlrrut 9eu. mb ganS belonbe,s
Sel9lsdatslbmbG ielrit bic Bartnddlsittu 5dne,
9ttaDllcb mo bauerno uebetlt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-03-24
8inie -. p~ereaaien.

Sin 5-Simmer entbaitenteS Dohnbaus
nit 2 Gotten, beipe ODER e~inae;n, on Der DIT
WarfttraBe, i'm beIten 3uitanbe. Suter
Eite!.
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itraBe. Suter 5itel.
6benIalS elm 5,Summer entbaIientes
DobnbauS nit cine. Got az 9Delt Wartt.
iiraBe. Suter SiieI.
Gbenia1s Elm 4.3immer entbaItentes
8obnbauS nit 9. gotten an WeIteno Der
Staot lit bilis au pertauIen. Suier SiieI.
Sra9t nodl bel
Nihael Reumann,
5ermann, DO.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-03-24

Frank, Fritz \
Lahmeyer, Henry 10
AufderHeide, Ellen ..... 10
Neese, W. e. ..,... $500. 2
Toedtmann. Catherine ..v... s
The Richlnad Bank of Morrison is
not enumerated in the above list
because 1t was not in existence
June /. 1910 when the assessor listed
the property, of the county. and tho
list of its shareholders do not ap-
pear in this years assessors books.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-03-24
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ooer elnritpCele lbcrtaiheuo srioIareithe gtbano.
lnn9slnrtbooe beiier, uAerer ut0 btliesr ipie Opera,
lion poer Notwithstanding, SD belle aitd) gtiiab-
lin nnh tautrno Ylutusr9tttlng. Affeetipuen Der
Yrnitate ODER Borltegerorlien, llrtnbtidptrben, gIa-
lru. yiier,n. unb MiterIeioeu NIB ole drpniIden,
ner
Gbrtnhafte cripl9rethe 9ebouSIang sararitstl.
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NoltStldit p~tri6nlid3 pbtr brteil,dl bttnnRt, 10 bin i'd,
9eris berett, dndb aNoeren 9eibentet inttne beI,tidpe
syiosenlifte, ioipit metu beutidts Budb, psI6e5 pieie
10 triolgreithe peilnsthpoe iir inipone Mauner ous.
tlbtii@ bejhsttbt ilHb be btiten IRitteI Sur BE-
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etnintbem 9ouptrt 5u i6tasn,
Gle broudhen uur bttie Gfierte ausmidustben unb
mir citielbs usbit Sersr ssnantn aoreiIe eirsui.nbtn.
DR.. @. II. B0BERTz,
564 Woodward Ave. Detroit. Mich
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-03-24
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gIfer tlar, grocer Wember9 uao Sbli9ars
len, 2'itodises 8 3immer entbalte mes Bat.
itein WDbnbaus, 9rpBe Sbeune uno iouitp
sc glebenaebauoe aul Dem YlaB Der nur ~
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Setmann, Wlo
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-03-24

SD babe Sic idonite mo groBte
Nr6cit$eicI gegeupdrtig ON Son0
lett i'd I'M &icrNebonoeI bin. Gina
100 Stiid ~nltsgemdblte @ouIciel
Don 10 bis :, @anO bod, mo Don 3
bis s Sabre alt. SeoniS BON ir0eltO
elmer @r6Be. SD perfauie ooer Der.
tauid)e nod 8eIieben. gbenfals
cine An8abl idoner 6armpferoe an
Sano. SeOeS Gbier miro inter
@arontie oSer Strobe oerfnuit.
Otto Sdmiot,
Berger, DO.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-03-24
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Hermann Star Mills

Hermann Star Minis
@eisen, ? 3ualitdt. 50
@eisen, 8 Qualitdt. 80
Nfebl, per Saf, / Gualitdt. 2.To
Mtebl, per Sod, 2 Gualitdt. ESQ
6prnmebf, pet 100 Bfuno... 2.10
aleie, per 100 8funb ...... LILO
SbippitOif, per loC Bfunb... l.S0
Brubufte.
Goriatert opn
John n, Helmers, @rocer.
Butter per 8iunb ........15 bis 20
gier per 9ubeno. ......... l39
Sabner, per 9iunb. lo9
Sprina gbidens, per 8fo...... ID
Sfmals, per 8fb..............12
8piebeln per Suibel..
8pIe per 8funo.. -. ......... 20
&urtofeln Heue. 90
Surtegs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10
@n1en II
9at1e 3
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Ser5eidniB ser aftieuS Snbnber Ger
ueridieoeneu g1lpfen in 8ascorm6e
Golnptp, neGit Napgabe Der aftietBnbI
0eS betr. 9ciiter@ mo Dem pom
9(iIeIinr aittbpridtctprr Stigurrmprtl.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-03-24

Peoples Bank Of Hermann.
Assessed at SO per cent per share.
Well, DR., Fl. A. .....
Oelschlaeger, Christ 49,.
Heck, Chas. Jr. ....l. ~.
Sharp County record., 1911-06-23
MEL S 0 n VILE

Mrs. W. A. Stanfill is very sick
this week.
j. B. Adair and wife made bus
mess trip to Hardy last week.
John Parsley and wife visited
relatives here Saturday and Sun
day.
r. A. Groom and family Sunday
ed at Poughkeepsie, guests of Rob-
ert Groom.
Miss Vahsti johnson was the
quest of Mrs. S. L. Shaver one day
last week.
Claude Norris of Poughkeepsie
was interviewing our marble play
ers here Saturday.
Chieltan Brim Of Cave City has
been visiting his grandfather. E. F.
johnson, the past week.
Our old friend Joe Doss has been
suffering the past week with a rls-
ing in his head, though he Is better
now.
John SPOTS of Lebanon town
ship passed through this country
one day last week enroute home
from Evening Shade, where he had
some milling done.
Ethel Kelley, son Of Ex-Judee W.
H. Kelley, returned home Sunday
after an absence Of several months
Don't know whether the fatted cali
was killed or not
The name Of Former Representa-
tive j. M. Street has been mention
cd by a number Of our people as O
candidate for the legislature, and
frtm what we have heard the man
that beats Mr.. Street will have to
run at a lively pace.
Moss Aldridge of Cave City was
here last week and we took great
pains to show him all over our
town. But to our surprise, after
we had done through the restaurant
and main store and had started for
the depot, an automobile driven by
P. "A. Goff and John Hlgslnbottom
came along and so excited US that
W. fuIlod to 60 further with the Wis
i(of Call again, Mr. Aldridee, and
oIl finish the Job
Sharp County record., 1911-06-23
B Z N G A Y

B. O. Brightwell was in the En-
merry section Sunday.
Some of our farmers are sowing
hay seed since the rain.
j. R. Higginbottom spent a day
or two last week over on Strawber-
ry river.
Miss Bertie johnson of Emery
was visiting at the home or j. j.
Wilson Saturday night.
Since last week this section has
been visited by rain, and you can
bet we are all proud Of the fact.
Early corn is badly damaged in
this section by the dry weather,
Cotton is bad stand in lots of
fields, some fields not getting a
stand that would pay to cultivate.
C. 7. Maxwell has gone to the
bottoms to work, after working out
all his crop that came up. Out Of
twelve acres Of cotton just three
acres came up we'll enough to work
J. r. Perkey of Cave township
was here Friday having some mill.
ing done. Mrs. c. 7. Vaughan and
her daughter, Miss Mollie, Of Texas
who are here visiting, went home
with him for a visit of a few days
Riley Jones and Charley Freeman
we're fishing with their hands at the
mill here Saturday evening and
when Charley ran his hand under
rock, a good-sized catfish ran up
his breeches leg. Charley gave
few extra good jumps to the banl
and proceeded very hastily to civ
that catfish his freedom. No, no
we didn't laugh.
Sharp County record., 1911-06-23
E N E R Y

w. T. Campbell, a jolly good citl-
zen of Poughkeepsie, was among
us Monday.
L. D. Holley was looking after
some business in the Bengay coun-
try Monday.
Berry Curtis was at Shelbyville
Saturday night attending the ODD
Fellows lodge.
Lots of good dust was ruined in
this section Sunday and Sunday
night by a nice rain.
B. O. Brightwell, the hustling
postmaster and merchant at Ben
gay, was here Sunday.
B. Price, the tooth carpenter, was
here Sunday going to Poughkeepsie
to do some dental work.
Since our last writing our city
has grown to the extent of a couple
of cold drink stands. Wet or dry,
we can quench our thirst now.
Quite a number Of people from
this place attended tine W. 0. W.
decoration at Fairview Sunday.
They report the exercises splendid.
MIR. Editor, straighten out your
shoulders and stay with" the legis-
lature fellows. We don't see but
one thing wrong with what you
have said-there was not enough
of it. Just double the dose.
Sharp County record., 1911-06-23

gagged as opposing counsel in a law
suit before Esq. Mcleod.
Rev. Cloninger filled his regular
appointment at this place last Sun
day.
Audry Mcleod, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jasper Mcleod, has been very
sick several days.
Jack Simpson of Cave City was
looking after some business here
one day last week.
Esq. McLeod's court. was very
busy Monday, and a large crowd
was in attendance.
Alvin Parsley and family of near
Sidney attended church here Sun
day.
The W. O. w. decorated the grave
of W. w. Stewart at Fairview Sun
and the program was well gone
through with.
Sharp County record., 1911-06-23
SHER|FF'S SALE
UNDER EXECUTION

ny virtue Of an execution Issued from the office
Of lbe Clerk Of the Circuit Court for the Southern
District Of Sharp County, Arkansas, on the alh
day Of June 1911, In the ease Of l9lle Shaver.
Plaintiff, against j, g. Anderson, =, l., Shaver
a I'd j. +. Butler, Defendants, directed
TO the sheriff Of said county, the undefs
aIgncd M such sheriff, has lovied upon aud viii
sell At public auction 10 the highest bidder, ON
credit Of three months at the south front door of
the court house In the town of Evening Shade,
Sharp County, Arkansas on Saturday, July w.
1911, between the hours Of 0 o'clock IN the f0fes
noon and o'clock IN the afternoon the following
nndt situate In the Southern District Sharp
County, Arkansas. to.witi
The northeast quarter Of the southeast quarter.
40 acres, and the north half Of The $ u or
4 n or, 20 acres, Of section 3J and the north half
of the southwest quarter no acres, and the north
half Of the southwest quarter OF the southwest
quarter, 10 acrea, Of section "a, In township 10
north range west,
Levied upon ~ the property OF The Defendant,
j, 4, butler, TO aatlBfy said execution amounting
10 The sum Of siAtyssiN dollars and elghiyshve
cents and iRlerest ard costs,
Given under my hand this glst day OF June, 1911.
W. W. BRiSfoW,
Sheriff SHARP County Ark,
Sharp County record., 1911-06-23
WILLIE 0 R D

Dr. W. O. Tibbles, formerly of
Poughkeepsie, passed through here
Sunday.
Two more new buildings are in
the course Of construction, one by
Mr.. Good, and the other by DR.. H.
B. Garner.
Assessor W. F. Smith, assisted by
T. H. McCaleb, deputy assessor,
spent Friday and Saturday here,
transacting official business.
The drouth was broken Saturday
night by a wind storm and gentle
shower. Another fell Sunday night,
but both were light, while north of
us considerable rain fell.
Mack Harrell moved into his new
residence, just erected, Saturday.
In addition to the one just put up
for his own use, Mr.. Harrel is build
ing one for rental purposes.
D. j. Rawlinson of California,
father of F. II. Rawlinson, our
townsman, preached a highly inter-
esting sermon Sunday night. Mr..
Rawlinson is a travelling evangelist.
A number of well known citizens
Of Evening Shade are here for the
purpose of capturing the ilnny
tribe. The party consists of DR..
Stockard and son, Richard, Charles
Stokes, Allen Davidson, Cleve Mos
er and James McCaleb. They are
a jolly crowd and have pitched
their camp about two miles from
town.
Sharp County record., 1911-06-23
GUS JONES QUITS

Gustave Jones, a leading attorney
Of Newport, who some time ago an
nounced himself a candidate for At
torney General Of Arkansas, an
nounced Monday that he had retir-
ed from the race. Here Is the way
he sized up the situation: mo
man of moderate means can afford
to spend eight Or ten thousand dol
lars for a public office, the emolu-
ments Of which for two years
term are less than half that amount.
Mr. Jones extends his sincere graft
tude to the newspapers and his
friends for the support promised
him.
Sharp County record., 1911-06-23
ARKANSAS GAZETTE,
Little Rock, Ark,
TR A GIC Z n D

Jordan James, q very aged citi-
zen living between the towns of
Batosville and Cushman on Spring
Creek, accidentally drowned few
nights AGO Mr. james went alone
to d nearby spring to oct drink
and, leaning over to dip the water,
fell face downward into the spring,
drowning in the shallow water.
Sharp County record., 1911-06-23
N A X VII | [

Cool and pleasant since the rain.
Miss Virgie Snow visited her sis
ter, Mrs. Ben Johnson, Saturday
night.
Misses May Matheny and Monnie
Stone went to Cave City Saturday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John James Of
Mobley visited at the home of Wes-
ley Stout last week.
The farmers have gotten busy
again, after having been delayed on
account of dry weather
W. l. Simpson went to Curia Sat-
urday looking after the wheat and
oat crop on his wifes farm.
Cecil Horn and his best girl at
tended the singing at Blanville Sun
day and report a good time.
The little son of Adolph Kunkle
was kicked on the arm some time
ago, breaking it. DR.. Jernigan was
summoned and adjusted the broken
limb.
Attorney T. |. Herrn of Evening
Shade passed through our village
Monday. He was on his way to
Cave City, where he had business
in justice court.
Quite a number Of the farmers
have been angling during the late
dry weather and report good catch
es and lots Of fun, and the best of
all they took their women with
them.
"All signs fail in dry weather." is
an old saying. Maybe the same
can be said Of Hix, who prophesied
a drouth. In fact, we thought the
old man dead, as we have not
heard of him since 1901.
On last Sunday we had a good
rain here and a better one just
north of us, and as we 60 to press
the distant thunder is heard and
we do hope ere this reaches its des-
tination mother earth will receive a
baptism of water everywhere.
Some Of G. H. Matheny's neigh
bors found a bee tree near his
house, and while he was enjoying
the tranquility Of morphenus they
cut the tree, ate the honey and had
a good time generally. Mr., Ma
theny says he likes honey as well
as anybody, but he would not have
the audacity to eat of a mans fit
ter.
Sharp County record., 1911-06-23
REEDS CREEK

Mrs. Martha johnson Is very III.
Our good friend Alvin Pickett Of
Shelbyville was In our burg Mon
day.
Attorneys John Barnwell Of
Batesville and 7. |. Herrn Of Even
Ing Shade were here Monday en-
Sharp County record., 1911-06-23
HOW'S 1'HlSY

We offer One Hundred Dollars
Reward for any case of Catorrh
that cannot be cured by Halls Ca
tarrh Cure. r. J, CHENEY 4 co.
Toledo, o,
We, the undersigned, have known
+, j, Cheney for the last l5 years,
Sharp County record., 1911-06-23

THE ARKANSAS GAzETTE'S
new ATLAS OF The WORLD
Containing new maps of each State
and Territory and every country in
the world, and also a special large
inserted map Of Arkansas, giving a
list Of all towns In the state with
1910 census. 1t is handsome lit
tie book Of over 100 pages, bound
in cloth. This book will be sent as
a premium for a new subscription
to the Weekly Gazette for one year
at $1.00, and an extra copy will be
sent to any one who gets up club
of three subscriptions and RENTS us
$500.
ARKANSAS GAZETTE,
Little Rock, Ark
Sharp County record., 1911-06-23

Ilullh
folks had an enjoyable
home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Eurday night.
bson of Violet Hill has
his father, Buck Hin
this place.
left Saturday for
where he is thinking
lis future home
bic, Ernest Steele and
Lain attended }. +,
e City Saturday
kbyterian church has
he'd inside and is now
h in appearance
4 filled his regular ap-,
Il the Cumberland Pres
nday and Sunday night
hillips, Ed Cole and l.
ent to Strawberry river
" their luck at fishing
report much success
gret to see our old friend
tcher leave. He is to
miles east of town Mon
Bertha Gray and Stella
hickory Valley were here
trying to get a music
Bone and Walter Yeager
Independence county FRI
Be after the interest OF
Bis.
INN bought the John
I'm, north of town, Satur-
reconsideration being one
dollars.
Ills Lawrence, who has
\ for some time, returned
He will spend several
be his host Of friends.
J to be a supper given by
at the school house Sat-
hit, the proceeds to 60 for
the Methodist church.
s in this section are keep
my side" going right on
their crops with strong
the rain will come again.
Dunders, J. H, Kirtley, Luc-
ston, Maud Croft, Orus
4 several others attended
IS children day exercises
at Polk Bayou.
vans came up from Bates
rday. Claude Croft came
esday to spend a few days
N and play a few games
helbyville ball team had
heir trumpet so long and
we had really got to be-
ey would play us a game,
1t came to a showdown,
that awful word-N0,
Illd say to them; GO way
sit down, and forever hold
e."
fast approaching for a
If young friends to appear
field Of action as teachers.
sincerely regret that they
'e us we hope they will 90
the responsibility resting
n, and honor the profess
are following, When you
'eary and almost ready to
In despair, remember that
boys and girls who are
liking their way up that
ad to success still appre-
70 words Of kindness and,
as you do the renewed In
Ives them, try at all times
! and loving, Tell them
,rward, that you are back
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-08-24

|8eifau.) Das 8tlo 6es groBen Man=
mes miro Sbnen BON anoerer Seite
nod ge5ei9net meroen, aber alS Bor=
iitenoer ser @%eriammlung fotbolii6er
Mrbeiter Claude ih audi meinerletts
sem Mnoenfen oes groBen Gootet in
Sbrem Mamen bul6igen gu iolen.
Mooge ser Weiit @ilbelm gmannels
iiber uniere 8eriamnlung i6peben
uno unieren 8erbanolungen Snbalt
uno @eprGge geben. SSn 6ieiem Gin
ne beibe ib Sic aue nodmals auf 6aS
ber3lidite millfommen. (Stirmii6er
9eifau.)
Gos @ort ergriff bierouf, lebbaft
begruBt, @eids= ln0 9anotagsabge-
oroneter 1ebel (Dieburg): Sd begru-
BE Sic non1ens oes &erba10es ser to-
tboliiden .Mrbeiter- un0 Mannerper=
cine ser Di05eie Main5. @ir ale ite=
ben unter Dem gemaltigen @in0rud
6es Mrbeiter5uges, 6ieier groBartigen
@l1nogebung fir sic fatbolii9e Stride.
8e6eutungspoller mar nod fem 6eit-
5ug, ser 0ieie Staot ourd5ogen bat.
ltniere &unogebltng ion ser @elt 6eut-
li9 sic @abrbeit por Mugen fiubren>
boB uniere @elt= un6 @irtbl6afts=
or0nung MIR %getragen iein fann BON
ser nationalen, @riitIihen Mrbeit
(2ebbafte %3uitimmung). Ser Mrbei-
terfeit3ug ion audi Sen nbrigen Stan<
Sen gum 8enuBtiein .brin9en, 6ab sic
9riltlide Mrheiterbemegl1ng fraftoou
uno 5ielbetpuBt tire @ege gebt un6
Mnerfennung peroient. Mls Sic froft-
pone @ertretung ser Sntereiien oes
Mrb%eiteritanoes felt iie ibre Soroe=
rungen a1f Sen 8ooen ser io5talen
@erehtigfeit, for0ert iie nidt mebr
un0 ni6t min6er, ,als ibr Dor @ott
un6 Ser 6riitliGen @eienidaftsor6=
hung 5ufommt. yei9t @naoe lit es,
'on6ern gl1tes &e6t,' mos sic driitli9e
Mrbeiterbemegl1ng oerlangt. Dafiir
lit ober al1@ Sic driitlide Mrbeiter-
id>oft gleidbe6euteno uno gleidbere@=
tigt nit SEN iibrigen @rmerbsltdn6en
un6 cine Ser it6eriten Sdnlen Ser
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lieben @ott uno oem &onigliben Be-
5irfsamtlmann iiberlalien @eifan uno
&eiterfeit), ionoern porangreifen. $50
fatbolii6e Mainner 5uiamenfommen,
"a iinp %ltaatstreue Mdnner 5uiammen+
gefommen, sic ibr 8aterlanb lieben,
Ole es groB uno madtig ieben mouen,
uno neil iie 6as mouen, moQen tie
e5 re*t gliidlib ieben. Nebbafter
geiial.)
Mber Ga miiiien mir gu unierem
S9mer5e ieben, mte tauieno &rafte an
ser Mrbeit iin6, Sen driitliden @lau=
BEN uno Sic 9riitlide Sitte gu unter=
binoen. @obin 5as fiibrt, ieben mir
an jenen 2Gnoern, sic bisber gum
Sbea gut fatbolii6e 2an0er maren.
SGouen Sic bin nod 8ortugal, nod
6ranfreid. Mun bat fanatiih gepi-
tbet gegen M0nde un6 @loiter, gegen
&reu5 un6 @briitentbum (&nfe:
BfuiD, uao uniere @egner in Deutid=
lono batten fir oieles @ebaren fein
@ort 6es Sa0els, nein, iie jaudsten
ser 5tunoe e%ntgegen, mo- man ou@
bel uns gu gleider uSreibeit" mer0e
idreiten fonnen. @fuirufe.). Sc lit
feline feittaefia4e 'tet-rtreira:nq mem
id iage, audi bel uns riiiten fi@ sic
Mfeiiter ser 3erit0rung uno 6es @aiies
mie gu einem leBten Mniturm gegen
ales, mas &eligion, G%briitentbum,
@atboli3ismus be6eutet. Mber 6ieiem
Nniturm gegeniiber gibt es einen fe=
item un6 uneridaitterliden Damm un6
@on, nnb SOS iei6 SIR, liebe Sreun6e
un6 8rii6er! (Sturmiider @eifaW.
Muf eu6 idol1t, auf e11d bofft uniere
geliebte Mutter, Sic beilige fatbolii6e
Stride. Moge 6as &aterlano rns ru=
fen gum Sample ge9en SEN dl,Beren
6ein6, moge sic Stride uns rufen 5ur
8ertbei6igung unierer b0diten 2e~
benst6eale, mir mer6en our SteQe fem,
f%ampfbereit, bon Mltb, uno men1 sic
56ladttrompete 6robnt, miro uni er
@etnebr i'm Sonmengol6e Hiben, un6
getpaltig miro Ser &fruf erida1=
len: u@it @ott fir &0nig, Stride un6
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-08-24
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8lmt beeinflnft, menn unrein, ST.
rem nQgemeinen @eiun6beits5uitan6
Die Starfe madt ser Sdmd4e Nab,
uno STR @eiidt 3eigt sic Musbriide
SER l1nreinigfeit. Gor mebr als bun-
tert Sabren lpur0e ein &ral1ter=Seil=
mittel gegen idlebtes 8lut bergeiteut,
meldes no6 ni6t ibertroffen muroe,
6orni's Mpenfrauter. St lit nidt in
Mpotbefen gu baben. Man idreibe
an Gr. Neter 6abrnep & Cons Co.,
1875 60. @opne Mpe., @bicago,
Sninots.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-08-24

Ser @egner lnidtt Dor ms oas gerrain
beiebt. 5erner lit es notbmenbig, baB
eoer driitlite Mrbeiter auf cine DRIFT
'lihe Mrbeiter5eitung abontert. 8erlaie
ntemano uniere 8eriammlung obne
Ben @oriat: Sd abonniere auf Elm
hriitlites Mrbeiterorgan. 9aB5ie ale
Sem 8olfsperein %angeb0ren, nebme ii6
obne meiteres an. grneuern mir our9
nniere 3ugeb0rigfeit 5um 8%olfsperein
BEN sdpl1r Ser Creme g%egeniiber un-
erem groben Giibrer 8in0tborit. SOL
tn mir aub 1rele nnieren geiitliden
Yra}ioes u16 laiien mir uns beute 6en
5reniaipnr erneuern gu 1lnierem Sci
ltgen @ater. $50 ser 8apit lit, 90 lit
AUDI sic Stride. @ir drilfli6en Mr.
better lailen uns bon nienlan0el1 uber-
treffen in ser Greue gum &eiligen 8a-
ter (2ebbafter 8etfaW uno mir gla1-
ben, bas &edt oarauf 5u baben, baB
nieman0 uniere firdlihe @eitnnung,
uniere Grel1e gum &eiligen Stuble
uno unieren m1panoelbaren @ebor=
Jam gegen Sic nnfeblbare Mutorit6t
an5meifelt unb per0dhtigt. (Stiirmi=
ider 8eifaW. @ir meiien ieoe Ser
oadtigung I'M erer forreften fir6li=
hen Sc jinnung als cine frioole 8elei=
oigung 5uriid. (grneuter itiirmiider
8eifaI.) @ir miir6en es als cine tie
fe &ranfung empfin0en, menn iemano
befiirdten" iolte> mir miir6en i'm @la1=
ben idspanfen6 meroen. Die 6riitlt=
den Mrbeiter iin6 getpillt, unter ser
9eitung ibrer 8ii60fe an ser @r=
filun9 hes Nrogramms 6es Hapites,
aQes in Gbriito gu erneuern, mit5u=
mirfen. Sc mebr ser 8ampf gegen
Uni eren @lauben auf uns ein6ringt,
UNI 10 0idter mer0en mir u1s I'M
Sen &eiligen Safer idaaren uno
54nlter an S6ulter sic S9la6ten
@ottes i6lagen, nit Sen onoeren
Stan0en, 6amit en6li6 fir sic menid=
lide @eieaidoft 81 ibrem Glide oos
@ort iih erfiiut: @briitus lebt, @bri=
itus iiegt, @briitus triumpbiert! @bri=
titus bodgelobt in gpigfeit. (sturmi-
ider, langanbalten6er 8eifau.)
9an6tagsabgeor0neter 8eingutsbe=
tiger 5iben (Dei6esbetm): Sic baben
ii6 5uiammengeidloiien in fotboli=
iden @ereinen. &atboliid nidt int
@egeniat gu @noersgldubigen. @ir
itreden ihnen Sic &on6 entoeqen, mir
mo1en tauien6 @riiden ialdgen, 6a=
NIT oas gegenieitige &erlteben umo
2iebgeuinnen btniiber, aber audi ber-
iiber flutbet (2ebbofter 8eifaW @ir
iin6 itol5 auf uniere fatboliide Stride,
neil tie sic groBte @rideinung in Ser
@eltgeididte BARTLETT, neil iie sic
grobte io5iale S6opfung 1T, Dor ser
ii6 sic 8olfer 6es Gr6freiies neigen.
(9ebbafter 8eifan.) 8eil mir oas
~iifen, 6esbolb iteben mir aud 5u ibr,
tpenn mir ieben miiiien, oaB fie ber=
leugnet unb NIT Sbmub bemorfen
miro. Mber 5u 6ieiem Sample mill
len >pir ou6 geriiitet fem NIT 6em
&iiit5eug, 6os inns uniere groBen Or
gam iationen bteten. 9arnm Dor al
lem binein in SEN Bolfsperein, eifrig
l1n0 fraftig mitarbeiten, ni6t itumpf=
iinnig 6oiteben, l1no alles an0ere sem