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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-09-10
WEDDING a SURPRISE
Mr.. Henry A. Jensen and Miss A.
frieda Naeve, Daughter Of Mrs.
Herrig, Are Married.

A wedding of much surprise to rel
atives and friends of both parties &C.
Cured last evening at 1880, when Miss
Elfrieda Irene Naeve, daughter of Mrs.
A. Herrig. of this city, became the
bride of Mr.. Henry A. Jensen, of Good
rich township, the ceremony taking
place at the home of the brides moth
er.
The bride looked most becoming in
a beau Vful wedding gown of white en-
broide1,d voile and carried a hand.
some bouquet of the seasons choicest
flowers. Rev. j. A. Lempke, pastor OF
the German Methodist church OF this
city, officiated.
The bride is a young lady OF pleas
ing appearance and many attainments.
During her residence in this city she
has made many friends and has won
the respect and esteem of all who
knew her. Since the death OF her STEP
father, Mr.. A. Herrig. she has been
the constant companion of her moth
er. looking after her every want and
bringing her much comfort.
The groom is an upright, industrious
young man and follows the vocation
of farming, in which line he has
proved himself a success. The young
couple will make their home on farm
near Deloit, where the groom now has
under the course of construction a
new home for his bride.
The happy young couple left this
morning for Schleswig, where they
will spend their honeymoon visiting
relatives and friends. The Review
Joins with their many friends in eek
tending congratulations.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-09-10

ison as home are the Misses Emma
Rainc, Flora iseminger, Mrs. Matte
Mahoney, Lutte Seemann, Jas. B. Nc
Clellan, K. f. Tucker, Sears McHen-
ry and Frank Wools,on.
Mrs. Jones is a woman of great force
of character and mind, enriched with
an education gained at an early age
in life and kept active by constant
and discriminating reading that COW
cred the best in literature. She has
always taken a keen interest in al
fairs of city, state and nation. She
is distinguished by her love of truth
and dislike of sham, her strong and
enduring friendships that never were
measured by possession or lack of
wealth, her sympathy for the poor and
afflicted; for her charities that were
widespread, but unseen to the public,
and her most admirable qualities that
constitute the ideal homemaker. AL
ways a great lover of children, she
has been surrounded by her grand
children upon whom she lavished her
every affection. Her best qualities
are not upon the surface for show to
the world, but light most brightly
the home she has made for heragrand-
children and friends.
The Review joins with the many
friends in wishing this excellent lady
the great happiness and comfort she
so richly deserves in her new home
and we hope she may Visit Denison
often where she will always be a vel
come guest.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-09-10

Hundreds of friends of Mrs. Mary
A. Jones, mother of Mr.. NJ. E. Jones,
regret very much the removal Of that
excellent lady from Denison. She
goes to Des Moines, where she will
make home for her two granddaugh-
tiers, the Misses Olpha and Bell
Marshall, both of whom are teaching
in the public schools of that city.
There is, however, the consolation that
if at any time she tires of her new
home, warm and cordial welcome
awaits her in Denison, not only in
the home of her son, but in the hearts
of every citizen who is acquainted with
her.
For forty-one years Mrs. Jones has
resided among US, coming here from
Harrisburg N. Y, just forty-one years
ago this month. She passed her SD
birthday anniversary on Monday, Sep
TENDER Sth. For years after coming
to Denison Mrs. Jones was identified
with the public schools, taking charge
of the primary department in 1873,
when the west school was the only
one in the city, and there were only
three teachers. No teacher has ever
been so intrenched in the affection
of her pupils as was Mrs. Jones. Her
motherly solicitude for the comfort
Of the little ones in her charge, her
skill in teaching them, endeared her
alike to the children and their par
ents. Among the little tots under her
care at that time who still claim Den
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-09-10
LINCOLN MEMOIR
IAL HIGHWAY
Road Being Built From Coast to Coast
May Pass Through Denison,
Using TranscontinentaI.
MUCH RIVALRY BETWEEN ROADS
Millions of Dollars Have Already
Been Subscribed for the Build
ing of the Road.

Considerable interest has been TAX
en- by the leading automobile people
Of the country in what is termed the
Lincoln Memorial highway from the
Atlantic to the Pacific coast. and there
is considerable rivalry between the
several routes across the state of Iowa
as to which one will be selected by
this organization.
Indications Joint toward the Trans
continental roLte paralleling the North
western railway and passing through
Denison as the route likely to be Sc
lected. We ale not prepared to state
just what information has come into
our possession. but we tatter our
selves that before long we will be
able to announce that Denison will be
the country.
If we should be fortunate enough to
be designated as the Lincoln Memoir
ial route we predict that it will mean
a great deal to the city because it will
insure a much larger number OF tour
lists passing this way. Millions of dol
lars have already been raised for i'm
proving the proposed route and mill
ions more will be invested to make it
the greatest automobile thoroughfare
in the country.
The magnitude of the conception of
this route is admitted by every one.
The only question which is of inter-
est to the readers of the Review is
whether we are to have it or some
other route will be adopted.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-09-10

music and games and in the evening a
magnificent display of fireworks and
the days entertainment will; close
with grand ball in the Breuderschaft
hall The Review hopes to be able to
announce the program in full in the
next issue.
Below we print the names Of those
on the different committees.
Finance-P. J. Klinker, Alt Wright,
Julius Schroeder.
Advertising-Frank Faul. H. C.
Finnern.
Speaker-Rev. Frese, w. C. Rollins,
Chris lessen, Frank Faul.
Music-John Saggau, Hugo Gebert,
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-09-10
Pautscn, Frank Faul, John

Ben Pautscn, Frank Faul, John
Schnoor.
Sports-F. w. Evers. Louis Heide.
VIM. Boettger, VIM. Koepke, Detlet
Glau, .nas. Speck.
Parade-B. Brodersen, Thos. Mel.
sen, Ben Pautsch, H. z. Finnern. C.
Otto, Chas. Speck, Louie Evers.
Program-Rev. Frese, Frank Faul,
H. G. Finnern, VIM. Koepke. H. w.
Moeller.
Reception-John Fastje, John Hoist,
Henry Schwanz, Peter Langholz. Her
man Popken, Louis Heide. William
Boettger, John Nehls, julius Schroed-
err. C. F. Denker, Carl LutZ.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-09-10
PLANS FOR GERMAN DAY.
Great Preparations Being Made fol
Big Celebration at Breuderschaft
Park, September 24th.

Great preparations are being made
for the German day celebration. which
will be held in the Breuderschaft park
in the north part of the city Wednes-
day. September Gath.
While the program has not officially
been announced We understand that
committees are now at work arrang-
ing one of the best programs that has
ever been carried out for celebration
of this kind. There will be speeches,
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-09-10
MARRIAGE Licenses

The following marriage licenses
have been issued from the county
clerks Office since the last issue of
the Review:
Sept. 8: Chas. H. Mesenbrink and
Winnie Hazel Brady.
Sept. 4: Edward Schramm and Ella
Boyer
Sept. 6: Hans Hennings and Anna
Hadenfeld.
Sept. 8: Archie Tuper and Lena
Paulsen; James G. Monaghan and
Mary G. Powers.
Sept. 8: Henry A. Jensen and FL
frieda |. Naeve.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-09-10

goes to show that only responsible
people should be allowed to drive
motor vehicles. We are advised that
the man who drove the REQ car which
ran into Mr.. Clark's machine, had mar
rowly averted running into two other
cars the same afternoon. The time
will come when the drivers of auto
mobiles will have to secure a license
from the state, showing their knoWl-
edge Of the rules of the road and as to
their moral character before they will
be permitted to travel on the public
highways. The sooner this comes
about the fewer accidents will take
place.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-09-10

50 Royal Wns $3.50 ted vii ss9 'ss aS ns
912 Administers $l995 IGTnG n variety ao, n snd 9
effects. These regularly priced $25 to $780,
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-09-10
Fed eration Meeting.

The quarterly meeting of the Fed
Grafton of Woman's clubs will be held
at the Carnegie club room on Satur
day, September 18th, at 3 80 p. m. A
full attendance is desired as there
are several matters of interest to be
decided. Light refreshments win be
served
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-09-10

VIM. Bergstedt, the faithful helper
at the Romans Implement house. left
last week for a two weeks vacation
trip. He will visit points in Colorado,
Idaho and Washington before return
ing to Denison.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-09-10

Frank Stock and family are in
Schleswig today attending the harvest
festival.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-09-10

George Menagh was up from Omaha
the fore part of the week tr2.nsacting
business.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-09-10
Made-to-Measure Skirt Sale
The Balle-Brodersen Co.

Beginning this week and through Sepem
shall take orders for tailored skirts charge OF only for
stock $U
upwards Skirts be made of silks voes will be charged
for 500 each for the making
others
eachse New suhn and models display.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-09-10
AUTOMOBILES in

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-07-31

nid)t ouffommen fonnte, benn Tie fri=
ti1ierten Den 8ii6ot Ser nit fleinen
Witteln @roBes errei6en poae. Nod
inn Sabre 1871 fudte Elm liberaler
Mbgeoroneter u1o @ulturfdmpfer oen
8ildof Observation-Disclosures Geroen=
gen 81, bei6uloigen. Dieler aber er=
mioerte Darallf in einem offenen
5breiben, in peldem er nit gnt=
rii1tnna bogegen proteltiert, oaB Elm
uar11eS Sntereiie fir Sen Nrbeiter=
ltono i'm beutiden Reidstag als ueine
Equalization ol1f Sic Mufrei5lng Der
Moilen," oenun5iert lperoen fon1te.
rSh BIN @briit uno Yrieiter," 10
1dreibt er, ullno babe in 6ieier Bop
pelten gigenidaft Elm boppeltes Hedt>
MIDI nidt tbeilnabmslos Ser Sage Der
orbeitenoen &laile gegeniiber al Der
halten."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-07-31
Mai&ine gum Mniifidreiben.

Gin oeuti9er Muiifer bat eine Oea>
ldine erfu11ben, melde al1tomatt1b
Soften regiitrirt, sic bonn Eiano ber-
ausgelofien mer6en. Die neue Wfa>
1dine fat bos gleide Sbieft, tpie eine
onbere, oie BON einem Stoliener err
fun6en u11o sic bon Mascagni betm
edreiben ieiner Spern gebro1dt
mur6e, aber es lit Elm groBeres Sn=
ltrument un6 miro burd @leftri5ttdt
in getrieb geiett. Sn Ser Maihine
lift cine Napierrolle angebradt, nnb
ser @omponiit iett iid Dor oaS Niono
u,1o fibrt Sic aompoiition aus, Die CT
be1n Bub1ifltm u%nterbreiten mia. Dte
Moidine reeiitrirt 9etreu ie6e berpor<
gebradte Mote, eerabe 10 edit mte
@ol6en Grain Self giere lire Cite
ouf SEM @ollmen reeiltriren. 8eitent
es BEL s. 81. 9ahr, Telepbon 421,
Glor6, Minn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-07-31

Sahlage berontmortlih. SSn einigen
Unions "a. g. in mebreren ct. 2oui=
Ter 2ocol5 Der gaui6reiner) baben
iid Nrbeiter NIT @rfolg ge9en 6ieie
nngeredtigfeit gemebrt.
Ser ne1eite oerartige Sal erfolg=
reiden 9luftretens 9egen cine io1de
re6tsmi6rige 8epormun6ung 6ur6
Die @enolfen bat iid ebenfa4s in ct.
Souls 5ugetragen, mo- sic beionnene=
rem glemente iid gegen Die Mnfbal=
inng ser io5ioliitiiden uMrbeiter5ei=
tung" be5m. beren engli1der &usgabe
v2abor" mebrten. 0ieier Sage bat
oie Beer 8ottlers Union" go. 1877,
aus 1900 Mann beltebeno, our6 l1r=
abitimmung beitimmt erfI6rt, lie mer<
Sc iid cine fol6e gepormun6ung BON
ieiten ser rotben uMrbeiter freun6e"
11idt gefallen loifen. Ga sic 8abl
cine gebeime mar, fon1lten Sic @enoi=
fen lire beliebte 5erroriiierungstaftif
11i6t in Mmpen6ung bringen. Ser Sin.
trag mnroe nit elmer Mebrbeit bon
mebreren bl1nbert Sti1nmen obge<
lebnt.
Ios geiipiel iolte Sen fatbo1iiden
grbeitern iomobl a1s 8arnung ols
oud a1S grmnnterung 6iener. Sic
miiiien in ibren Unions amf Ger Suit
fem gegen iolde io5ialiitiide lint
triebe, un6 anoerieits, tpenr Die @e<
legenbeit iih bietet - ober gar ge-
bietet - lid bon Sen @enoifen nidt
eini6ii4tern laiien. Gin bis@en
@ntIdieoenbeit - nnb Dor olem
Bereinigung Ser font erpatiben Gle
mente in BEN Unions - miro ibre
8irfl1ng nidt perfeblen.
6. ct.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-07-31
sosialiaiides Blatt als uoffi5ieaes
@emerfidaftsprgan" per,porfen.
Gin 8eilpiel 5ur Na9ab=
m n g.

Mls beliebtes Bropaganoamlttel
oient DEM @o5ialism1s nno Der To-
3iali1tii6en Eartei Die rotbe Hrelie,
sic li6 nur gu germ Ben arbeitern,
Sen orqanilierten mie Sen nibtorgant=
lierten, alS vMrbeiterpreiie" onf=
oranqt. Sic @enoilen baben es it'd
CUR Mufgabe geiebt, tpo INNER mog@
lih lire Blatter unter Ser Mrbeiter<
1doft gu perbreiten, uno baben ab
un6 gu periu9t, 8eidlulie ourd5l1<
leben, sic Dos @olten zines belttmm=
ten 1o5ialiitiiben 8latteS Sen W}ttglte<
oern elmer @eperfi6aft CUR Nflibt
mofen un6 sic @eigernng, ben De
1dluB gu befoIgen, nit Strafen be-
orobt.
syn ein5elnen Saaen lit bas and
oelunqen, un6 mebr a1s Elm fotboli~
ider Mrbeiter lit ge3tpnngen, = %
oog announcement aus Ser &alie be3m.
bur6 cine @opfitel1er beltrttte11 miro
= burd feline Mbgaben an sic Union
sic rotbe Nreiie 3n unteritiben. Die
ra1tIoie Ebdtigfeit ser so5ialiiten Ell
ner1eits, nnb bie Saumieltgtett
@IeihqiItigfeit ODER Gur6tia1nte1t
ser fon1erpatiben @lemente in ben
l1nions ~onbererieits 1T fir otele
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-07-31

nit 8itterfeit erfInen. Mag lie unS
sic iun6baften un6 gefabrli6en Sc
niiiie rouben; nidt in 6ieien beitebt
Dos mobre Slid bienie6e1t, ion0ern in
ser &ube bes @emil1ens uno in Ser
gegriin6eten 3nperltdt Die 6reuno=
i9aft @ottes 81 beiiben. 8eit emit
fernt, bie mabren 6reu6en nns gu
rouben, miro Die g%rinnerung an Die
Gmigfeit nnS 6ieielben beri6affen.
@alten mir nns an Dos apo1tolii9e
misunderstanding un6 11idt an bas
io5ioliftiide, SOS alien @lauben meg
lGngnet. Sir uns lei oaS apoitoli-
lde @laubensbefenntniB, 6as oas So
i1nasmort SEM &rieger. 9as 2eben
oes Gbriiten lit ia Elm beitanoiger
@ampf gegen Sic feinoliden Madte.
gu oielem 2oinngsmort, 10 mobnt Der
blp. %Ambroii1ts, io0en mir nnlere 311=
fludt nebmen, 10 oft mir eine Sc
fabr bemerfen n110 oesDalb 1ou es
oem @eoa6tniB 1tets gegenpart1g
lein. 9enn obne Dos 9oinngsmort
lit nie ser Soloat in ieinem 3elte,
ME Der arieger in Ser 5@la@t. @abr-
boftig, &per fi6 an Dos fleine 8u9=
lem, Sen &ate9tsmuS, balt nro felt
balt an i%einer @laubenslebre, miro
1id nidt nit Dem 2inienmus bes Co
3ialismns abidei6en laiien miro
ME bonn fotboliiden @lauben abtpet=
@en. sd claude Maes, mas @ott
geoffenboret bot unb bnr6 ieine bl.
Stride uns 5n glauben boriteQt; IN
6ieiem @lauben min i'd 1eben n11o
lterben." @os lei infer beili91tes
@el0bnib. Donn fonnen mir onb o11t
un]ern @robitein emit, tpie iener Hlt=
ter idreiben: v@reoo!"
8eregrinus.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-07-31
Mamers Mbi@ieoswort.

lreilid, 9r. Miiner, Ser Eremier
graliliens, ser Dor einigen Sa9en
ben 8elu6 bel Ben @ettern in ben
ustotes" beenoigt bat> lit ein beoea1-
TENDER Monn, lit Elm bofli@er Mfann,
lit elm qrober Diplomat nno oarnm,
mas er gum Mbi6ieo iagte, mar -
oiplomatii6, mar 2iebensmiroigfett
1elber, NOR oie Auittung etnes nit
offener Mrmer1 aufgenommenen go
ltes fir ermieiene @aitfrennoi6att.
laB 0ieier Dr. Miiner eS aber ferttg
gebra6t bot, iiber 6as 3bema ~ame=
rita" un6 v@os ba1ten sic oabon?",
oos ia ie6er @olt abbaipeln mnB, ge=
millermaBen a1s 4uittung fir ben
ugreat," manderlei 5u iagen, nas
lid bonn Dnbenogetpab nnterl@etoet,
fenn3ei6net Sen groben Muaer bon
1opieIen Eauien6en bon fleinen Mtiil=
Tern.
Sic 0erelntgten Stdaten," oe=
merit oie1er 9eutide 8raitlters,
ulinb fem" 2on6 in oem Sin11e, tpte
mo BON 1el1tl9lono, bon @nglano
ols uodnoern" ipridt = fie fino Ell
ne eigne @elt innerbolb Der sroBen
Welt...." Ser grobe Mnaer, Der
in menigen 8oden ani4etneno mebr,
Mmerifa<8 erItdn6nib getponnen, als
|gauien6e, bie Elm gan5es 2eben bier
aubringen, bot nit 6ieier 9eftnttton
eigentli@ bas @ebeimnib ergrnnoet.
user, mie Meununone1n5ig bon Snn-
oert, sic frem6 bierberfommen, ben
MuBitab an 6ie @ereinigten Staaten
onlegt, Ser Elm e&piges Bergletd}en
NIT @uropos r2dn6ern," nit polt'
it'd : i~o3ialen gerbaltnifien, Die fur
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-07-31

.iene u2anoer" eemadt iin6, lit, Der
bat 6ie nelle 8elt ni9t, Der tanoen,
miro file nie periteben.
uMan bort" beobabtet Der 1roBe
Weiiler meiter, 40 oft, baB es iiber-
barpt gar fem omerifaniides 8plf,
feline amerifaniide &alie, gebe. SD
oenfe an6ers. Der Mnlerifaner bat
gellal 10 cine iid iharf bon anoerr
ali dei0enbe Nationalitat, als Der
@nglanoer, als Scr 5ran5oie, alS Der
0eutid)e. Gen belten 8emeis oafiir
licfern sic Gintpanberer aus anoeren
u9dnoern" ielber. Sic, obne 3 gu
pouer, ielbit oogegen anfampfeno,
unb enbli6 biel rai6er alS in onoe=
rem "9dn6ern" lire. darafteriitii6en
@igenidaften perlieren uno ameri=
faniiirt merben. Die l@mgebmng
nladt Sen Meni6en. l1n6 oieies Sine
rita beritebt es, iie ale, Sic bierber
fon1nlen, IN ltnglal1bltb tl1r6er 3e1t
u%n5nmo6eln = in Dem elnen
sdmel5tiegel. @s lit bieieS Der
ltarfite 8etpeis, baB 6as omerifani-
1he Bolf cine Sbatia6e lit; 6aB cine
neue &oiie bier geboren miro. -"
8abr, muir 81 mabr. IS mag De-
men, Die beitan6ig einen &inomiib=
lenfampf CUR Misunderstanding beS
l1nmogliden fiibren, nidt geraoe on
eenebm ietn, baB ser groBte 9ent1de
@iio@Mmerifos 10 MISUNDERSTANDING
Iidtslos SrG11me bon citizen Sral1=
mern nerloht. SSnoeS, mern Die, Die
obr1e l11,terloB geraoe Dos l1nmogll=
DIE in oieIem Mmerifa "onItreben,"
sic @orte 6es' groBen WfiiQer beber=
5iger mol1en, 10 fampfen tie IN 8u=
funft MIR fir SOS, maS in oie1em
Mmerifa, bos cine @elt fir ii6 tit
uno ii@ nidt etpig nit europa Der
gleiden ldBt, m0gli6 lit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-07-31
Meni1entmr6t.

gs qibt cine Mn5abl bon Sprlh=
mortern uno Neoensarten, Die ole
9%ebensreeeln 81 fem ideinen, ober
BEL eenouer llnteriudung Den 9afen
buben, nid)t itets Gle ribtigen Mns=
leounge11 5u finben. 8ie iegenSreid
ibre red)te Nuffoilung lein miiroe, 10
pcroerblih lit lire Derfebrte Mnsle=
gu1rg, nur Selblttauihung ober gnt=
id)aoig11ng bon ouerlei 6eblern nrn
llnter1o1Inngen.
Sprid}mDrter mie: Sugeno fennt
feline Sueenb, SSl,genb n1l1B ol1stn-
ben, man lebt nllr einmol, elnnol
lit f%eil1n1a1, linb gen1einltd, 10 tiefe r
grnit in linen liegt, nidts o1oers
ols Sic leiGtfertigen auSreoen unb
gntlduloigungen fir idlehte 5trel<
d7e, unD BADEN leioer 81 oft Mrflang
qefunben BEL Meniben, melde Die er=
fenntuiB be5 mobren @uten nldt be-
1iben nnb oaourd ser Welt mebr linz
bell ongerihtet als ma 81 glanben
qeneigt lit.
@on5 al1f gleiher @ertbitufe ltebt
6ie 10 piel gebroudte &eoetpenoung:
ga, mas lperoen sic 2eute oa5u To-
gen
Sphpr mplfer in Ser Seffentli6=
felt borbelt, mub oie &ritif ser Of
featliden Mein1ne iiber iid ergeben
la11en, 6esmegen mare es gut, menn
man 0ie1e BEL olem Sbun uno 2olien
in grpagrng 5iebt, Ste n%nansbletben<
be Qritif nitro bon pielem abbalten,
mas nidt re6t> niat ihon nno ni6t
5ittlih lit. Sniofern mare hieie 5ro=
qe iber sic Meim1ng Ser 2eute gu
empfeblen, neil man ba6ur6 gum ge=
rehten Sonoeln ongetpieien miro.
synoes MIR gu bd11fig Der tedf lih
unter oieier 8roge nur Die bloBe
Menidenfurdt. Nidt bonn Bo1en
IdfBt man 1i6 6oourd abidreden, nno
gum @1,ten antreiben, ionoern ourh
sic grmdgung, tpas perben 6ie 9el1te
ba3u iogen, miro man6es @11te I'm
Seine erI tiH uno mandes Shl1m=
me, menn audi nidt gon5 freimiaig,
gethan.
Wenn mir an sic menidli6e @e=
{enidoft, in Ser mir leben mullen,
oenfen - 6ieIe Ionberbore Miidung
BON @1,ten nn6 86ien - 10 miro nns
bie1e Muffoinng bolo ols iebr ridtt9
erIaeinen. Die uaeute" l111o chen
sic perfebrten, ouf 6ie mir &l1d113t
nebmen miilien. Mogen oielelben nr=
iere &ousnodborn ober nn1ere ent=
fernten Treun6e iein; m0gen es 9elte
{ein, sic nns befeblen fonnen ODER
audi uns 11nteriteben, Wen16en,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-07-31
@erloren.

Sem nnter5eidneten lit iein BUM
felrotber v@ngliib Setter" sSagobuno
abban6en gefommen. @erielbe trrg
Elm Salsbon6 NIT 6em Momen 6es @i-
qentbumers perieben. 9em ebrli9en
Tinoer miro cine entipre9en6e 8e'
lobnung 5ugeii9ert. Man benadrid-
tige briefIi9 ODER per Selepbon
German S@oener,
35-2t Greeport, Minn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-07-31
&atboliciSntuSwebr sc:
ae1t SpcialismnSlebre.
Die 9ebre pon Der Stride.

ga nun Der 5o5ialiit meint, NIT
ocm Iooe lei Mles aus, in6t er 116
rn6. leinen @enolIen 6aS 2eben reht
anqenebm gu MAIDEN. Sic MAIDEN
1id SEN @pru9, Ser auf bem gingang
gu einem Grie6bofe in Berlin se=
1drieben Itebt, gu eigen, Ser % lantet:
.Moht eud5 bas 2eben ib6n;
&ein Sen1eits 9tbt's, fein @ieberleb'n."
uno ser l~o5ialoemofratiide Decla-.
mator iingt:
uMidel follen sir oie @4nppen
Gon Sen Mugen? Merflt ou leBt,
GaB ma11 Dir Die beiten Suppen
Gor 6em Moule megltibtbt?
als griab mar Dir peripro@en
MeinperflQrte @immelSfreno'
1roben, no Die @ngel fo9en
Dime Blei14, bie 5eligfeit!
Mid)eI! miro oein @laube ldmader
ODER ltqirfer oein Mpp'tit?
gu ergreiflt Sen 9ebenSbeder,
llno gu lingit Elm @eioenlieo.
Midel! furdte ni@ts uno labe
sd,on bienieoen oeinen Wan1t;
,spater liegen mir i'm @robe,
$50 6u it'd perbauen fannlt. -
Ser gdlub DOM @eoi&t .Welt-
l11t," oos ouf slei6er ~littliber"
S0be 1tebt, mie 0bigeS, bat gum &e<
froin ie6er Stropbe:
Limb fraq' ben 3eufel nah Der 9ble
i1nb in ben 6immel ntu idb tt1cbt."
80aig grauenboft iit es, gu mas
fir einem mioerli9en 3errbilb Doua1
Sic 9riitli9e 9ebre BON Der nn1terb>
lidfeit uno etpisen Gergeltung ma@t:
...... Mue &eligionen, mel6e Die
unlterbli9feit lebren, 5erltoren oos
@eredtiofeitsgefubl. %. Sie (oie an
aeblide uno enogiiltige Seligfett Al=
ler) fann nidt mebr ben 3med ba<
ben, pelhen sic edit briltli6e Selt9>
felt bat, oab namlid Die @elisen ais
guoel @ott in ale gmigfeit loblt11<
non ,,nh Inn prei1en. Die1e langDet=
lioe @eligfeit mare in ser 5bat nn=
.ousltebli6." Die namli4e @ottesla-
lterune finbet li@ bel @iaiom @tor-
ris: uSimmel," iaet er, vSie finoen
@e5hmad ant @imntel, nidt mabr?
Nnn, id BIN meit oapon enttermf;
ih CLAUDE, man fam ettpas Mnoeres
nit }einem 2eben anfangen ais a11
elmer ounltigen @olfe gu liten nno
glueluia gu lingen." = @efanntl1@
iiberlaBt 8ebel nit 6em fripolen get
lie BEN Simmel Sen gngeln u11o Spo<
ben" Meil sic 5o5ialiiten glanben,
nit Sem Eo6e lei Aaes aus, nber-
lallen iie iid, mie bereit5 erfpa9m,
ldranfenlos Sen Grieben Der ytatnr
11nb qenieben oos 9eben nod 1brer
glrt. inn linnliden Boblbefinoen. =
sit es ga niht p%erniinftiger nns
an sic 9ebren bes &ateaismus gu
hnIten, aIs an oas @efaiel Ser 9o5ia-
lilfen?! ga, fiir@ten mir ni6t, Die
9ftere @rinnerung an 500, @er191,
!Simn,eI un6 S0ne meroe al un1ere
;Sre,,be itoren mno infer 2eben rnr