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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-05-14
NEW TREATY
WITH JAPAN
This Action Is Likely to Re-
move the Menace
to Peace
MEANWHILE
JOHNSON WATTS
Expected to Announce APP
proval of Land Bill in
Reply to Bryan

Washington, May l4.--Tbe California
japanese situation centered yesterday on
Gov. Johnson's reply to the message sent
him on Sunday night by Secretary Of
State Bryan. Mr.. Bryan was out of
the city for the day, having gone TO
Harrisburg Pa, where he spoke last
night at ,Jefrersonian dinner Moth
| ing has been heard from the governor,
somewhat to the surprise OF the presi-
dent and his advisers, who had expected
to have the governors decision on the
alien land bill before noon.
Delay, however, no matter how little,
is welcomed by the president in dealing
with the japanese government on the
California issue. The japanese embassy
here is likewise waiting for Gov. john
son either TO veto or sign the alien land
bill Until he has acted one way or
the other, the ambassador will make no
further representations to Secretary of
State Bryan.
There is little hope here in official
quarters that Gov. johnson viii veto
the bill. Much as such action is de-
sired, few find any reason to believe
that there is the slightest possibility
of Gov. johnson Withholding his APP
prevail from the anti-Japanese meas
ure.
The disclosure that Japan has based
her protest not ON her treaty, but on
the intent of the Californians to dis |
criminate against her subjects, is re-
garded here as tending to make the |
much more delicate. The dan |
ger in dealing with questions of nation
al honor is well realized by President |
Wilson.
That new treaty might be nego-
tated in the immediate future with /
Japan which would settle the status of
the Nipponese in this country was the
opinion expressed at the state depart
ment yesterday No matter what action
Gov. johnson takes on the Webb bill +
t was admitted yesterday that the time
rad arrived when the status OF the Jap I
anese must be cleared up and ALSO
utely defined by treaty in order that
/ menace TO the peace of the nation may +
De removed. Ii
Secretary Bryan and the Japanese ann
,assador have gone far enough in their
negotiations to determine that there is
. possible common ground upon which
hey can meet. And the result, it is
declared, il likely to be treaty eouched
n plain and unmistakahle English which
viii take the place of the present gen
lemen's agreement"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-05-14
AGAINST FRIEDMAN LICENSE.
District of Columbia Commissioners Pro-
test Against Bill in the Senate.

Washington, May l4.-Protest against
Senator Hughes bill to authorize
special license to practice medicine in
the District of Columbia for DIR. Fried
rich Franz Friedman was sent to Con-
gress Monday by the district commits
sioners. The commissioners insisted that
the German physician, who claims to
have discovered a cure for tuberculosis,
should not be allowed TO practise in
the district without submitting TO the
usual test of qualifications prescribed
BY law. "The efficacy of the system OF
practice of the proposed Ecensee," the
commissioners said, does not appear to
be sufficiently established 10 Justify a
that he be accorded the
special exemption sought in his behalf"
They added that il the bill should be-
come a law it would establish a prece-
dent that might seriously impair the ad-
ministration of the present statute.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-05-14
SOCIALIST oUsTED FROM OFFICE.
Buffalo Labor Council Dispenses With
Services of One Member.

Buffalo, N. Y, May l4.--At stormy
session of the United Trades and Labor
council which lasted from o'clock on
Tuesday night until early yesterday
morning, w. Frank Cattell Socialist,
was ousted from membership in the
council.
The formal charge against him was
that he made slanderous statements
about the councils business.
Cattell has been thorn in the side of
organized labor for several months. The
strike of department store clerks was
under his leadership. and the premature
walkout of 400 machinists Tuesday also
was under Socialist auspices. Union
leaders declared at Monda, nights meet
ing that Cattell precpitated strikes at
a time when the unionists were sue
cessfully working out plans to secure
betterment for the workers.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-05-14
NEW WORLDS RECORD.
Three Year-0ld Colt Does Mile in One
Minute and Thirty-Nine Seconds.

Louisville, KY, May l4-"Frogs Legs
the four yearold colt, broke the worlds
record for running horses by doing
mile and twenty yards on Churchill
Downs yesterday in one minute and thir.
ty-nine seconds. Al
The former record was one minute and
forty-nine seconds.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-05-14
PERSONAL

Rev. FIR. d. J. Leonard of Cambridge,
n. Y, says young lady of his parish
was cured of serious lung trouble by
Father Johns Medicine.
Col. VIM. C. Miles of Washington,
d. c., says: Father Johns Medicine
saved my life"
One of my children had bronchitis
from birth. Father Johns Medicine
cured her and made her strong. Mrs.
NJ. McCabe, 534 West 49th street, New
York City.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-05-14
ANOTHER Veto From Gov. Felker.

Concord, y H.. MAY l4.-Gov. FelkeT
yesterday sent his sixth veto to the ses-
sion OF the legislature. vetoing the bill
providing an appropriation Of $4,000 for
the erection Of coast artillery srmory
in Portsmouth.
The House laid the veto on the table.
The House passed bill sppropTiating
Slo0Oo0 for q state highway across the
southern part Of the state similar 20
the two measures already vetoed b. the
governor.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-05-14
Standing of the Clubs.
AVIATOR FLIES OVER ALPS
Bider Scars Above Glaciers at Height of
1o,5oo Feet.

Berne, Switzerland, May l4.--Oscar
Bider, Swiss aviator. few over the
Alps in a monoplane yesterday at an
altitude of 1850 feet. He left Berne in
a high wind and in two hours and nine
teen minutes alighted at Sion, having
covered fifty miles at an average height
OF two miles. The aviator was almost
frozen and had to be lifted from his
machine, the whole flight having been
made over glaciers.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-05-14
NO DECISION YET.
As to Abolition of Navy Yards by
Mr.. Daniels.

Washington, May l4.-Secretary of
The Navy Daniels said yesterday that he
would make no decision as to the aboli-
tion of any navy yard until he had Wis
tied all.
He plans now to inspect the New York
yard May 81. New England navy yards
in June and in July to visit those on
the Pacific coast
He expects to visit the Panama canal
in the fall. when he will also visit the
naval station at Guantanamo, Cuba.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-05-14
NO LIMIT ON "wHITE SLAVES
Alien Women May Be Deported Any
Time After Arrival

Washington, May l4.-The govern
ment's contention that it has the right,
under the act of March 20, 1910, to de-
port undesirable alien women, any
time after found practising question
able pursuits, was yesterday upheld by
the supreme court in the case of Helena
Bugaiewitz of Denver, Col. Attorneys
for the woman contended that the three
year limitation on this right to deport.
found in the act of Feb. 20, 1907, still
existed
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-05-14
GAMBLERS BARRED.
National League Management at Boston
to Exclude Them.

Boston, May l4.-A further step in the
campaign to rid baseball of the gambling
element among spectators was taken
yesterday. when admission to the Ma
tional league game was refused all per-
sons whom the management claimed to
recognize as gamblers.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-05-14
PECULIAR pLAYTHING
Baby Was Given Pocketbook and Threw
1t Away.

Newcastle, Pa. May l4.--According
to word received here, from Ferdno
Russo, steel worker, now at Harris
burg, Pa, bis savings, small fortune,
we're thrown from train near Philadel-
phia, by his baby, Jose Russo, and his
family are stranded.
Russo, his wife and children were u-
turning from New York, where they
went to meet a relative, when the saw
ings OF several months were thrown
away.
The parent gave the baby his pocket
book TO play with and Jose tossed II
out window. The family travelled
from Philadelphia to Harrisburg in a
freight train.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-05-14
ARIzoNA'S LAND BILL.
Gov. Hunt Will Sign Drastic Measure
Against Aliens.

Phoenix, Ariz., May l4.-Gov. Hunt is
expected to sign Immediately the anti.
alien land owning bin which passed the
Senate Monday. 1t has already passed
the House.
This measure is generally regarded as
much more drastic than the California
law. 1t forbids any alien from owning
land or leasing il for more than five
years, unless be has declared his inten-
ton of becoming a citizen.
The upper house is also considering
a resolution memorislizing the United
States Senate TO abrogste the present
Japanese treaty and to draft a new one
permitting each state in the Union to
enact its own alien land owning laws.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-05-14
BRYAN PREDICTS.
Says Presidential Primary VIII Select
Next Presidential Candidates.

Harrisburg. Pa. May Secretary OF
State Bryan addressed the Pennsylvania
legislature yesterday on the Distinction
Between Democracy and Aristocracy'
and predicted that before another presi-
Dental election takes place the presi-
dental primary viii be 30 general there
will b. no need OF having a national
and that presidential nom.
inecs viii b. named not BY party lead
err or bosses but BY the people.
Bryan came here to speak al the JET
fsrson anniversary dinner Of the cen
ira. Dcmocrstic club.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-05-14
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Results of Yesterdays Games

AT Boston--St. Louis 4, Boston
3. Batteries riner and Wingo;
Perdue, Whaling and Rariden.
AT Philadelphia Philadelphia 5,
Pittsburg 4. Batteries--Seaton,
Alexander and Doom; Camnitz
and Simon.
At Brooklyn-Brooklyn ., Gin
cinnati 3. Batteries Allen, Cur
tiss and Miller; Fromme, Belts
and King,
AT New York New York s, Chi
eago 2. Batteries-Tesrea Mey-
ers and Wilson; Toney, Reulbach,
Archer and Bresnahan.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-05-14

Barre, VT, May Ia, 1913.
Dressed pork plenty, with prices easier.
Butter prices unsteady, with tendency to
lower prices.
Wholesale quotations:
Dressed pork--l0@l 0Ac
Veal-l0h@llc.
Lamb--l3@l4e.
Fowls-l7@ zoe
Fresh eggs-l0M20c.
Butter--Creamery 3l@32c, dairy 29c
Native rhubarb-2c
Potatoes-55@80 c.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-05-14
Standing of the Clubs.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Results OF Yesterday,s Games.

At Detroit Boston 6, Detroit |.
Batteries -O'Brien and Carrigan;
Mullins, Lake, Zanbloch, Stanage
and Rondeau.
At st. Louis-St. Louis 7, Wash
ington 6. Batteries Hamilton
and Agnew; Cashion, Engel, Gal
liza, Altrock, Ainsmith and A. Will
liams.
At Cleveland New York s,
Cleveland 5. Batteries Ford and
Sweeney; Blanding, Mitchell and
Carisch.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-05-14
The Ideal
Medicine

THAT PURIFIES THE BLOOD, RE-
WHALES The NERVES AND GIVES
The SYSTEM STRENGTH TO RESIST
DISEASE.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-05-14
DIR. Greene's Nervura

DR. GREENE may be consulted per-
soHally or BY mail. free.
ufhce, 500 Albany street, Bost0n.-Adv
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-05-14
RICKER's MARKET REPORTS.

Small Receipts and Prices but Little
Changed.
st. Johnsbury, May a.. Receipts at
w. A. Rieker's market for the week
ending May IL included:
Hogs-3l0, 7@7he.
Cattle 50, 3@6e.
Calves--5ll, Sole
Mich cows--l5, S40@ $40.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-05-14

All $500 Irons now at the fol-
lowing prices:
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-02-28

Der gftld1t uno bic SefmHihanQ ausgelpro'
hen Miro. oieir SeldlweroeH rlhrten ppn
Der iludplroiaen Shmubtmpfung
her, Ole ben Nep:ea oufaforunacn tpuroen
lei uno Der lie ;ih frog meJneu M~nhnunsen
oasu uitt tArten pieerieetu touneu. 2ts-
tercs II lbrieens eiue 8ebaupiuRa, Die bel
mil rusnia Spmpothir Tn0et, oeun Die 9eute
tdtten lit pioerieBen iQnuen peuu lie
nur ole Sin d, I uno BEN ieiten Nillen
baiu gebabt. SIN uebri9en aber haben Die
auien Yeute iehr redlt tpenH ne Die Nuaeu.
unb 3nhnbeihmeroen ihrer Ajnoer auf has
uermaIeibete Smpfeu 6urudfuhren. uno
i'll ben meilten 6dgea III one N,ouction fat
greifbdr oeuIllf uno olrrtt.
06ren mir mas in oieify &esiehuno sabn'
drsiIide SddSeituueen idreIben. Nuf Sere
10 Der Sauunr Hunlmer oes IN &hlIaofIs
phia publ sirten ,Sental Go sHos~. ei'
uer renommirteu Jahidrit. 1T foIsenoer
Nrtitel quotirt, uno ben ib I'M @nalilhen
brlnae neil pesen Der BARN porfpmmenoen
tehaiihen SeSeihnnnstn rlne lleberiesuug
ihpieri9 mare:
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-02-28

cination is supposed to take place in
the second 10 the fifth month after
birth. At the eruption of the deci-
duous teeth. practically all the crowns
of the centralS and laterals are calci-
fed. ~two-thiIds of the canine crown.
one-half of the crown of the first mo-
lar, and one-third of the crown of the
second molar, so that, il at this time
an eruptye fever is induced, it inter
feres seriously with the Qualification
of the deciduous molars, which per
haps may itself account for the pre-
valenceof carie S in these teeth. But
worse than that. even. is the effect on
the first permanent molar, the calci-
fication of which commences Just af-
ter birth. May not vaccination have
something 10 answer for in regard t.
the appalling number of first molars
which are lost at an early age? We
found that n%inetynine per cent of the
children at the James st. school suf-
fered from carries, and is il not II
duty. then. to discourage vaccination.
as it must undoubtedly do harm in in
terrupting the development and cal
citication of abe teeth. while the good
is TO some minds problematical, and
to others entirely absent? There is
far more harm arising in this country
from d fecti tn than is eve
likely to. arise from $ m allpoX.- c.
o. Tebbutt, Commonwealth Dental
Review.
las 1T ein iebr eonierpntiu ausgeoridtee
segen ous Smpien, uno trosoem
ihari genus.
gSaS Die brett burh Die Shmubimpfung
berbelaefibrten NuQeubeih meroen
3tnberu uuo audl @rpofieuen b~etrt1it,
10 ihreibt mir bnriiber Sr. Carl Sdder
in 9, 5eraS. 6pIsenoeS:
.SolaeHoe 6raeeu motte id IN Gle
itellen betrefieno Die rThpiifuIiur Der gIu-
gen Seit meinem II. Nehenslahre BIN
i'd %9estuungen. infplae Ruralihtigteit
8rilfen 81 trogen, oas @Ins bat Itet
Die Nu. 10 Steiben uno Ieien tbue i'd obne
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-02-28
9rNrrif ht frbf DER brfe Dntnr. a fbnn lot mhr 1000 9ahrrn 81 y nkratrs
raetr. lmr rir LrGrin ihrrm III Lnmsrnrnt tmnhnma tcnt-
krankrn 6atten tmrinal has trbrn rrtrtr. larmr NM
3tmdtiakrit, bias aro6r + eile fft Der llatar.

Zen ib,'s.n GbeiI oes Sriefes, JIG ieIbit
betreiicno, babe Id, brett oes Rdheren be-
ontpprtet. SD irene mid ooB Trau SaBIoh
nit Der Haturtur 10 berrIihe 6einltate CT.
sielte. uno nenu jebe 6umlIie cine iolhe
0ausirau beidBc. Die aIs ibr eiaener 8 auS'
bottOr gu iungiren perltrht, wie pltI
gro6er uno ndrter mare oonn unierc
9auSe Natiou! ShCn 400 Sabre Dor
@briiti, alio nor iiber 200O Sobren, bat
Sippotrutes, her erltc Waturorst
ben Die @cididte icnnt, 9,ia9t. Sober lei
iih ie lbt Der bette @rSt. uno INNER mod
it's ipabr geblleten!
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-02-28

uno iberieugeno iiuo, erlaube i6 mir oieIen
8ritf mortlih uno polinhaltlih abSuorufen.
nebit pollen Namen uno eenauer Noreiie,
mas mir bic 5rau Nbami i'm Sntereiie Der
suten Sade nderlih oerseihen niro, urtips
mehr oils tie mir o,eien 8eritt ourdpau5 iret
pilis uno unauiseforoert %einianote:
Mertber Serr tSeiunobeitsruthl
Genoe Shnen biermtt Den Betrol fir
t,eine lieble Jreunoin, bic ,Softspoit".
Bite ididen Gle mir oos .G,oloene 3uro.
ftern@But,@ uenu es nod perrdtbis lit.
Bite iehr UNI HdtNft flr bic Bers6ae'
rung. herSiihen 9unt oaiitr, mohte nitt
ohne bic 9ettung fem, oenn bic guten
6~otbihid9e, Die sic ben Nenihen fur
lbre @eiunbbeit aeben, iino nj Dbl 5u be-
S1hlen. g9lr uno mflner Samilie eereihs
ten lie Burn Seeen, &or sfpei ,3ohren err
belt ih Shre briefIihe Ordination. uno
ih muB iogeu, meiu 3utinno bat fih 10
a~eheIert BOB lh iosuia9fn Elm neuer
NenId 9erporoen bin. uoinr Id Sbnen
suewtuem IA ie uerpftdtet bin. On
metuer &ranfheit bate i'd mir offers ben
J B aemnnint, leet bin lh Der alldlidlte
Nenit uHo trahte. oas hchfie Gut, bic
Beiunoheii mir su erbulteu. 7ieies
allies peronHte Id Shneu Serr @eiuu6.
heitsrath. Sic ljno Der eroBte Heninens
freuno aui oteier groe. beun rper Shren
Hath befoist miro m seiuno iein.
Slnfdie nar oab Die RaiurIehre in alien
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-02-28

Ter guten Trau z, bic lid nuf benz Elm
iuben unb bnrml0ien Nr9e Der Ndturthr
ben %anaeblidb n & u r" uuo 9feth5eitig
einr in DpppeGtem Slnne 10 it be Gpera'
iiun pom Geibe belt, hahe id1 gelen lbr an
oereS yeiotu uno eIu Auqennbel, oas Der
Nniana Don 4 ia d Ia, Der oefurhtcs
ten egppttiheu NuAfnfrantheit
Su iein iheInt, prompt br,eilidle Grotna'iou
geionot. uno lie miro leBi iuobl bGio Weiller
Der Situatl0n lem.
TaB in benz Sale Der 15rou 8. meine
8nllenIteintur iil m,e6er OILS probat errples.
ueritebt i'd TO siemIih Don ielbii, benin pom
eiuem 9Sebfihfoge oerieIben babe Id bisher
rod teine Renntnis. lie anoere Batientiu,
bic nid1t ba3u 5u be rDeneu nnr mitielIt mel.
ner 6iilfe 81 nit Der Faiurfur su periudeu
uno ilr TIRE ~rerfolgreihf" BaIeuitri''
Operation &325 be5asite, III Iest m0bl elm
ih0nes Stdd @elo los, aber oas mare Hodl
lanoe mat oas Shitmmite, benin bas Crib
tonn lie perihmer4n. absr rpos iie d I
psrihmprbsH touneR pfro oas III Der Terluit
lhrer u atteHbiaie bic itr febr rDobr.
iheinlIh babel aanS herdus operirt wuroe,
penn mat nod " rihlebenes mebr. Ser
Hatirntin Tifbt iiher Gin .hiutsHoer Bote"
heupr, une ie miro IN nnber 3ett oenduen
Beihete oartber wiijsu. Gin @unoer
rpor's fuenn's nihf 10 tame.
PUN Shluije lam th Der ,Srau Y. per-
iihern. baB mlttelii Der Raturtur Gnllen'
iieine nltt nur atler @robeu iouoetn
alfe 4 o m n e%ntiftRi msrbeu. nur baB
in defenders ihweren Fdteu mebrere
Gnuen0urgen nsin,r w. banclun9 nUth'g
lem moaen. mas ater eriiens be 4dttenteH
uiht I d er dntDntmt. uuo ieruer lmrier
arm uuo qeiabrlos 1T, uno ssD0bn
lh ioBar obHe ale SAmer}ea.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-02-28

.reIie babe i'd ,Sbren NrtifeI bon benz
rWunberberrlIhen Gorper oeS Menihen"
gelt len, oos gibt 5u oenfen. Inter freuno.
Iltlten, herS!ihiteH @riBen 5eihnet Jbre
Sie bDdIhdBenoe
Srau 4. 6. @bomi."
7os meiner @euigteit BON fsrau Qbomi
aemiomete Sob Tam th nlht 9enebmigen.
benin meme beiteioenen 9ienite mareu nur
M,tteI gum 3ped. uno be & Ii Bat iie gang
Der " a II 5u ueroanfen. Noer oefer Be
riht 1T be6pegen 10 pidti9 NEIL er cine Der
Saupt d wierigtetten Der Yatnr'
hellrpeiie, oas unuermeio!the Gefe B Der
5eiltrilen uno oas ,br " uiele Yatienten
topfiheu uuo n~bmenoig ma6i, 10
trefflih praitii6 oempnitrlrtl gSie rielen
2eloenoen nj e b r tonnte Die R%aiurbeiIpeiie
helfen. pfnn benz ntht 10 fudrel Stlnoe
Ps n DIT 10, bann ipdren, fuie id feit ibers
5eugt bin. bic @e9e CUR Naturiur aIsbaIe
d mara pom ben Sddnren osr bel ihr
Sulfe Suheuoeni
Scr miiste nifht inutges Ritleio empfins
ben fir bic arne fSran Y. Der tneine Eroi'
nation beretis 10 i60n auf Den Neg Der
8eHerung uerhoIfeu bate uno be i'd aug
oriidlih ouf oas Geies Der Getltrie n
auimertiam asmutt uno auiitrt battle Is
mllie tarouf porberettet ieiu, tenn
jeoe iOlhe srliis beteute iteisenoe Sc.
benstraii, uno ohue iolhe beittrtieH
mare ihre 6eritenuug ~iberhaupt nj d
M o9lif. 5roeoem uerlor Ite idon bet Der
he n 6eottion ben aopi, mari iib tpieoer
Der. buhitdblid eenon1meR. aIIetn ieliC
m adenoen DleoRtn IN bic tuoheruer
2trme, uno lesti tit be be~eauerusper;he TfaS
aiio pom ,SeIlg eroen" Ieioer MIDI
nlrhr rpett eniiernt. Sod bic 1aturhetlpsiit
bat idpn man1nen nperlprenen Sphn'
mieosr in ihre Nrme cuf9espmmen, uno ID
:aun rur hoTeu oob e rel Fr@u S.no& ai9'
gu . at ca5n iel.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-02-28
~ Mener nno Edlcerc

in Der Sono bes eetptiirnboften Nr3tcs iino
in mauden ,5dllen unentbebrIl6e tno le'
eensreide g9ertseuae Der 6%elIfunlt. aber
qeraoe Der aewlienhnite NrAt III ntht &C.
netat, pom oieien gSertAeuacn hdufaeu @e'
brau1l Al modem. Nus oteiem NnldB pr
iuanoie IT. Sllsbse lnu9e Sabre oornui. EN-
VI ttiet 6u iinosn. tpeIdse etne Gpciotlon bet
6dnorrboioeu uterfl uiiia madt uno bob
ourdhaus buff unb mad Dteier Nrbeit iuuroe
oteies meuidhenfreunotite Bemiiben ard
ourdl bic Griinouug 0 Nnait Us oetront.
giefes uniehtbors RitteI, ron ueldIeni y.
Eeuiido.er Il So. Bor 1916, Rem Uort,
cine Rrobe ire, %perienoen, bat ieitorm I'm
Bdhligen gsholien obHe Weier nno 5heerR.
-Nn&.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-02-28

beutit)en 7amlIIen @in9ane finoen uiiroe,
bic Hfute Iniien lid dber nod immer BON
benz MeoSin. Nber3louben narren.
Sier lit ein iSnll: Dor nid)t oans einem
Sabr lieB lid elne Jrdu Y. aui metnen
Hath pom Shnen brieHihe Ordination
Idpiden, mar suerit oes Hobes poG iiber ben
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naten acid 4 nj upu Iauter Glftmeotsi'
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Is 10 ,pmnen wlroe.
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betOmme manhmal. in Der Iesten 3eit
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ben sulest eelb. oanu fihIe i'd mid nidt
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aber aepohniih IN Elm panr 3n9en per
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idneinen ON Nru ODER 8etn, ou6 auf Der
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&lut.
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oiel Slid uno Seoen, moaeu Gle Der ar
men lejoauoen Wsnihhelt nod uiele Sabre
erh1lien bieibeu, oen g(euihen sum &ohi
abr werthes 8ilouik in Der Septembel
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