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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1913-05-23
CLOSING EXERCISES
OF Little Mountain High School
Awarding of Medals and Di-
plomass

The closing exercises of the Little
Mountain high school were held on
Sunday, Monday and Tuesday of the
present week. The baccalaureate SER
mon was preached by Rev. C. A. Freed,
Of Columbia, On Sunday morning. On
Monday evening appropriate exercises
were held by the children of the COM
mon school. The commencement ex-
ercises with the awarding of diplomas
and medals were hold on Tuesday
evening.
The following is the program for
Tuesday evening:
Duet, March Military"-Louise
Shealy and Evelyn Wise.
Recitation, "The Roll can"-Willie
Hack Derrick
Recitation, "oh, Why Should the
Shirt of Mortal be Doris
Einard
Instrumental Solo, "silver Nymph"
-Xathlecn Counts.
Recitation, "The Dying Alchemist"
Evelyn Wise.
Recitation. "Act for Truth olin
Long.
Duet, "viccola Gallop'-Evelyn
Wise and Louise shealy.
Duet, Entry of the Gladiators"
Kathleen Counts and Minnie Lee
shea-ly.
History of the Class of ls"-Vanie
Lake.
"Class Prophecy"-Julius Dreher.
''valedictory"-Ralph sease.
Duet, Comrades in s'-Kath-
leen Counts and Minnie Lee shealy.
Address and Presentation of Dip1o-
mas. A. stoddard.
Instrumental Solo, LA sor,lla'
Minnie Lee shealy.
Awarding of Medals.
Duet, "Flash-C Crash" Kethleen
Counts and Minnie Lee shealy.
Benedicston.
The address to the graduates and
presentation of diplomas was made
by J. A. stoddard, assistant. State SUI !.
perintendent of education. The fol-
lowing medals were offered and
awarded the scholarship medal of
the High school to Ralph Sease, pre-
sented by Rev. ]. J. Long; the schol-
arship medal of the intermediate de-
partment to Oiin Long with
honorable mention of Willie H Der
rick, presented by G. H. Ballentine;;
the essay medal to Leland Shealy
with honorable mention of Miss Chloe
Epting presented, by County Superin-
tendent E. H. Aull; the mathematical
medal to julius Dreher with honorable.
mention Of Leslie Jacobs, presented
by Superintendent Mack The schol-
arship to Newberry college was
awarded to Ralph W. sease. The sub
ject of the essay medal was "The Pro-
gress of the South The merits of
the composition were passed upon by
DR.. Settler, DR.. Thomas, and Pro-
fessor Derrick, of Newberry college.
This medal is given by Mr.. E. H. Aull.
editor of The Herald and News, in or
der to encourage the study of English
and the writing of English. It is
made compulsory upon the members
of the graduating class to prepare
this composition.
The trustees of the Little Mountain
school have reelected all of the teach
ers except Superintendent Mack, who
declined reelection, and in his place
have elected Mr.. G. H Ballentine.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1913-05-23

roads should be built. The country =
far better able to afford the expense
now than when they were undertaken
before.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1913-05-23
Pickens Sentinel, 22nd.

Another happy pair marched out of
Judge Newberry's Office on the 18th
inst. when that officer pronounced the
words which made Miss Kate Hughes
and Mr.. Dolfus Couch husband and
wife.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1913-05-23

tarily give US the relief, we will ap-
peal to our representatives in con-
gress for national legislation that will
compel you to meet the demands of
the white people of This State, and
of the South generally"
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1913-05-23
HOWard-EWart.

The following invitations have been
received il Newberry:
Mr.. and Mrs. George Michael Howard
request the pleasure of your presence
at the marriage Of their daughter
Nancy Fronts
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1913-12-05
MRS. TOMLINSON DEAD

Mrs. w. H. Tomlinson died at
her home in Magness township
Tuesday night of pneumonia. De-
ceased was about 90 years old and
Is survived by her husband, Squire
w. H. Tomlinson, and a number
of children. She was a member of
the Christian church and was a
most excellent lady who was loved
by all who knew her.
The remains were buried Wed
nesday at Akron.
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1913-12-05
UNFAIR TO
The DRUGGIST
The Old Joke about Something
Just as Good" Doesn't APP
ply to This drug Store

You have probably heard doz-
ems of times the old story that a
drug store was a place to get
something just as good" There
is at least one duggist in the world
that you can't say this about. 1t is
certain that an inferior article will
never be substituted for a guaran-
teed one by the Newark Drug Co.
Take for instance a safe reliable
remedy for constipation and liver
trouble ike Dodson's Liver Tone.
This harmless vegetable liquid has
proved so satisfactory liver slim
ulant and reliever of billiousness,
and to entirely take the place of
calomel without any danger of
restriction of habits or diet, that
there ale dozens of preparations
springing up with limitations of its
claims.
But Dodson's Liver Tone is
guaranteed to do all that is claim
for it, ard if you are not satisfied
with it he Newark Drug Co. will
hand your money back with a
smile. any person going to this
store for a bottle ofDodson's Liver
Tone will be sure of getting a
large bottle of this genuine rem
edy in xchange for his half dol
lar. Adv
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1913-12-05
CARD OF THANKS

To the friends who so kindly
came to us in our time of trouble
and contributed all that human
kindness could suggest, to help
and comfort us during the illness
and death of our beloved darling,
Jay, we return our most sincere
and heartfelt thanks and although
such devoted friendship cannot
remove the sad memories that lin
ger in our home, it brings into
view the brightest side of human
ity, and throws the pure light of
an unselfsh friendship into a dark
ened home.
May the Lord beautifully re-
ward each and every one.
Mr.. AND MRS. w. J.HERRINGToN.
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1913-12-05
COMMENDS JUDGE LANDLORD

A keen interest will be taken by
citizens of Faulkner county in the
congressional race in the second
district. In that district our cir
cult Judge, Hon. Eugene Landlord,
is a candidate for congressman,
and we feel sure that we voice
the sentiment of our people when
we say that in his canvass he will
carry with him the commentator
and good wishes of the citizens of
Faulkner county.
During his term on the bench
Judge Landlord has made good"
as a circuit judge. He has display
ed great energy and diligence in
dispatching the business of the
courts, and in this way has saved
thousands of dollars for the tax
payers. His conduct as a judge
has been abovereproach. It's new
er said of Judge Landlords, I'M
fortunately it is sometimes said of
our judiciary that he is friendly
to any interest" or faction, or that
he permits anything of the kind to
influence his actions on the bench.
He is not a politician in any sense
of the word.
1t is a good omen for the future
of our politics that we have an In
creasing group of clean, progress
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1913-12-05

sive men like Judge Landlord. If
they are but given the opportuni-
ty, they will smash machine domi-
nation and regenerate our politics
and the people will give them
the chance, we believe, before
many years elaspe.
With Judge Landlord in con-
gress his district will have an ac-
tive and faithful man on guard. 1t
is unfortunate for him that Faux
ner county is not in his congress
sional district, for there is no
doubt that if it were he would
carry the county by an overwhelm-
ing majority over any candidate.
Conway Log Cabin Democrat.
Not only in his own county and
congressional district, but in adj
joining districts as well, is the in
terest in the candidacy of Judge
Landlord growing as is evidenced
by the above article. While the
Log Cabin Democrat is expressing
the sentiment of its own county, it
is also expressing that of a large
majority of the citizens through
out the seventeenth judicial dis
trict over which Judge Landlord
has presided for the past several
years. Advertisement.
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1913-12-05
NOTICE TO TEACHERS

The independence County
Teachers Association will meet at
the High School building in Bates.
vile on Saturday morning at 1C
o'clock, December Il, 1913. Every
teacher in the county is urged to
be present. The following program
has been arranged for the meeting;
Agriculture in the Rural Schools.
r. B. Wick, Salado.
The School and the Community
j. r. Burlington, Sulphur Rock,
The Efficient School, S. E.Wells,
Cushman.
The S |. A.-Miss Amy Jones,
Batesville.
School Sanitation DR.. ]. H.
Kennerly, Batesville.
School games.-J. B. Stewart.
Newark.
Supervision of the Rural Schools.
W. A. Hawthorne, Newark, and
]. NJ. Schultz, Bethesda.
The Country High School.-W
c. Hickmon, Pleasant Plains.
Literature in the Grades.-Miss
Elleine Harrison, Masonic Home.
Arousing and Maintaining In
terest in School Work.-Mrs. Jane
Dodd, Salado, Miss Monte Sullivan,
Batesville.
Round Table conducted by Coun.
ty Examiner.
The next regular quarterly ex.
animation will be held in Bates
vile on Thursday and Friday, De
cember 18th and 18th.
SIDNEY PICKENS,
County Examiner,
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1913-12-05
WHAT A GIRL DID

Miss Lena Baltz, a young girl
of Pocahontas, this season made
a net profits of $222.15 from one
tenth of an acre of ground. This
production was made by following
the methods given out by John
r. Kizer, agent for the agricultur-
al department. The net gain is
not yet finished because the girl is
now selling winter lettuce from
this small patch of ground. She
made her big money during the
summer, and sold all her products
at the local market in Pocahontas.
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1913-12-05
COLDS & LaGRIPPE

S or g doses 666 will break
any case of Chills & Fever. Colds
& LaGrippe; it acts on the liver
better than Caiomel and does not
grippe or sicken. Price Csc.
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1913-12-05
NO HUNTING ALLOWED

| have posted all my lands in
Wycough township and no hunt
ing will be allowed.
IL w. c. SANDERS.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-05
gIcme rubloie Mnt.@ohlen,

Cine meide @obIe fir Cure @ange
madt raid Geuer un6 miro meoer ben
nod Ole &odgerdtbe NIT @ltfb be-
.oeden. 81 tal,fen bel Der
Mi6lanb Qninber e Goal 60.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-05

iibergebenoen Ma1n, ibr nit Dem
&iniibcrtragen elmer Setter bebilflid
5l fem, benn Sansli metB Dor laa=
ter Sdref nidt, tpas .er tbnn ion.
Ser Ma1n ltetgt bina1f, nimmt ben
SSl1nge,1 INN Sen 2eib nnb bringt
ibn leiner Mutter. 8ieie lit 3iem-
lib betriibt pegen ieines l1ngebor=
iarns, meint aber, Ser ausgeltan'
oe1le 5drecfen iei Strafe genr1a ap
tpeien, nno erldbt ibm fir oiesmal
cine forperlide 3iidtigung. &arsli
betbellerte feline unibnlo. sd babe
gang getpib sic 8ogel nibt plage1
lpollen; aber Srib bot mir BON BEN
gang fleinen 80eel6en er36blt uno
ga babe id iie audi ieben mouen."
Gobei idallt er it6 nod ieinem Ga
merooen nm; aber Ser lit nirgen6S
al erblide,t. Ga merit 6enn Der
&ans1i, oaB fie a11f perbotenem @ege
mare1, un6 beripridt feinem lieben
Miitterde,1, ME mebr Gogelneltern
nad5niteigen n1o Die @ogel gu angiti'
gen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-05
TamiIiemfreiS.
Mentterbqmbe

vMutterbanb lit mei@, aud menr1
Tie }9ldgt," lartet en- Nuslprub. 9a-
nit ion geiagt iein, 6aB es cine Mut-
ter felbit idmer5t, mettn iie ibr &ino
5iidtigt uno iie es nidt INN elmer
2aur1e mi0en itraft, ionoern, unn oes
&iroes gntmidlung III Sic re6ten
8obnen gu leiten. 3ie Mutter min
oos 8eite ibreS &in6eS, mia es ben
mabren @iitern beS 2ebenS = 6te Dor
Muem in ieinem Character 5um Ans-
SSrlsl4e fommen - entgegenfilbren.
aa"::rp,r:as lit Sic M11tter bod gu
ih6ken, ni3 :hon 6ltrd @orte einen
groBen @tnfiu,s inf ibr &ino getpin=
mem fal1n; iolhe !&lAI>+ter lteben nit If
rem @inoern cuff Sc, 5tufe 6es innig:
1te11 gertrautieiltS s meroen mobl
and am meilten g%el{st.
Sebr piele bon l11i eren groBet
Mdin11ern batten ssA:itter, Die IN be-
item Gimme Observation-Disclosures
E>pore1t, pbmobl ihnel1 Naturlidfeit
rt116 Ginfabbeit %ri1espegS feblten.
Sic &irber entu.dln lid i'm 8anne
elmer flugen bsgeiiternngSfabtgen
unb Characterization Mutter, Ser lie Biz
inis b6blte Nlter oufridtige, ber5=
lide 2iebe 11,1o Gs.ebrung entgegens
bra6ten. ManG. + tii6tige Mam in
gral1em @ao1 eriidte M11tters &ano
in Sem @efIs:--e ser 8anfbarfeit, oab
er ibr uaQs5 Suite" lei1eS inneren
Me11'd)en per6anfe.
M1tterban6 lit aber nt9t nq1r int
mer meidL ionbern o16 immer idon.
M0gen sic @dnoe Ser Ml1tter nod 10
oerb u116 riiiig iei1 = tie iino eS oo6,
oie 6as &ino bonn eriten 2ebenstage
an fiibrten, betteten un6 bebntteten,
pie feine anoeren @anoe. Maes oas
uMbgearbeitete" anOeuttersSano fam
bon ser Gorge Ser M1tter fir ibr
&'iino III nidt gerineem MaBe! uno
10 betro6tet SOS &i1t6 Wil1tters Sano
NIT Sen Mrgen ser 2iebe, 6enft 6ara1,
mie 3drtlth Mutters &anb 5n itrei=
deln tp1bte.
l1no legnen f0nnen M11tterbdn6e!
Mlt6 Dos 1tngeratbene &in6 fin6et
u11ter ibnen Ger5eibung..
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GS 6iirfte niht anqemein befannt

Sc oirfte nidt aGgemein befannt
ietn, BOB Saparr gegen 8re1noe ge=
nat 10 ba1t6eIt, pte Der Staat &ali=
iorrien IN 3ufunft gegen 6ie Sapa=
ner gu banoeln beablidttgt. @or ei-
ntgen Sabren rrnterbrettete Sic iapa=
nii6e &egternng bem Barlament
Sen @nttpurf etnes @eiebes, 6as int
ter pielen gorbebolten ur6 Boriidts-
lriaBregeln Mnsldnoern Sic @rtper>
-hl1ng bon 2an6 uno ibrem etgenen
Mamen geitattete. Sic Borlage MUIR
Sc pom Barlament a11d angenom-
men, aber Sic faiierlide Sanftion
bat 6as 1rel1e @eieb ME erbalter, nno
Itiqidmeigeub bat man es in ser Ser
ienfung beribtptn6en laiien. 6rem6e
fonnen alio nab nie Dor IN Sapan
GrunobeiiB anf ibrem eigenen Na-
n1e11 11idJt ertperben. Die Sapaner
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-05
rsas's bent &apa nidt!"

@er batte nidt 6ieien slusiprud
Idon aus Dem Mnnbe man9er Mut=
ter gebort, Sic dnitli6 bemiibt mar,
SEM @altsbater etpas gu %perbergen?
SIT eS ni6t i6on Elm unre6t, penn
cine Mutter ibren @tn6ern gegenuber
iolde entmiiroigenoe @orte ge=
broudt? Mud ion eine Mutter ii6
ME betpegen Iaiien, ettpa cine beion=
oere nnart ltiaidmeigeno bingeben
5llalien, petrn sic &inoer bitten:
uM9, M11tti, iag's Bios Sem Safer
nidt!" Des GaterS Mutoritat muB
unter allen ltmltGn6en a1frebt erbal-
ten tper6en! @aben Sic &inoer NIT
ser Mutter Elm @ebeimnib Dor 6em
Safer 5u perbergen, 10 mer6en lie ge=
rooe5lt oabnr9 berfiibrt, ipdter audi
@ebeimniiie Dor Der M11tter at baben.
- Mie l1nre9t lit es, menn giinfanfe
nit ser 5odter gemadt mer6en nnD
irgen6 ettpaS l1nniites p6er neber=
fliiIiiges miro fir Sen 8ub ooer
@ausbolt gefanft, nobel Damn Sic
M11tter ermabnt: rMber iag's Sem
Gater r11r nidt!" @ie berleitet ste
eigene Mutter 6a6urd Sic &inoer TO-
gar CUR l1npabrbeit un6 2iige!
u@enn Ser Gopa frogt, mie piel mein
Mantel gefoitet bat, 10 Jag nnr, Dn
tpeiBt es ni6t!" borten mir aus Sem
Mnn6e elmer Mutter, sic 81 ibrer
So@ter reoete. solde S9li@e rd=
ben li6 oft an Ser Ml1tter 6ur6 lire
miBratbenen &inber. l1n6 mie mag
es erit in elmer Iolden @be nit Ser
8obrbeit gebolten tper6en? Seem,
cine brabe 6ro11 nn6 Me11tter miro
nidts Dor ibrem Manne gebeim bal
ten, 6abnrb miro alles 8ertraue1t
untergraben un6 SOS gbegliid ge-
fdbrbet nn6 mobl gar 5erit0rt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-05
iiben III Ser 2%atofrage In einem
8lasbauie, uno in iolden 5ttnatio=
lien lit es immer gefabrlid, NIT Stei-
zen gu merfen. !

Die 8lllgaren baben nod ben mtt-
mebr porliege116en amtliden 8erllrlt-
lilten in DEM 5l1riidliegel1oen &riege
3O,141 Sobte nnb $4,000 Gertplm=
oete gebqbt, Elm Bemeis, oaB sic
Eiirfen ibnen ben Sieg nibt ga1rs 10
leid)t genladt baben, mie man be-
ballptet bat. Gs lit nidt mabrIdein-
lidl, oab Bulgarien mebr ols 100000
Morm ins Selb geiteut bat. 9aoo1r
1T alio retbli6 Der FINITE Gbeil
fa>npfunfdbig gemadt mor6en. 9as
2an6 bat nur etpa bier Millione1
ginmobner, Ser 8erluit bon uber
10000 in Ser 8Iiitbe bes 2ebens
.itebenoen Mdinnern trifft es alio
idmer geluag. Groboem ideint es
pom 8riege immer nod nidt eenue
gu. baben, ionft miir6e es iid NIT
ieiner1 %bisberigen Berbinoeten in
Trie6en iiber Sic &e11te o,1seinon6er-
ieten un6 nidt neue &dimpfe propo=
%aieren. Sc miro obnebin biele Sabre
9ebrauden, ebe es iid bon oen SOL
GEN oes &rieges einigermaben erbol1
uno ieinen 8euteatrtbeil ber6aut 1T.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-05
Gle betbe1. &rabler 11rb Der 8eidei
bene.

Drei 5tnoentel.. aus einem
Oorfe tparen, fame1t 4. re nn0
bieIten beim S6nlinipector - -
erleoigte 2ebreritelle an. Ser ucr:,"
1agte, er miiiie crit milie1t maS ie6er
bon ibnen gelernt baiitte> I'm Die @teae
Damn oem @ir6igiten gu berleiben.
ga lpra9 ser @rlte gang itol5:
SEER! S6 babe 10 bel gelernt, 6ob
ib in 5ebn Sabren Dos ni6t er5ablen
foonnte, mos i6 meiB!"
Ser 3meite iprad nod bo6mutbi-
ger: u1as lit Mues blutmenoig; i6
babe 10 bel gelernt, oaB man eS ni6t
nieoer16reiben fonnte, men11 a1l6 Dos
gan5e Meer la11ter Tinte ltn6 Ser
gauge @immel Eapier mare!"
Ser Critic iagte 6arotf beideioen:
u@err gdulinipector! S9 bobe 5par
INNER gelernt, aber bas, maS i6
meth lit 10 menig gegen Dos, pos
man mi1ien fam, 6ab es fait nidtS
I'll"
Da ontportete ser S%9ulinipector:
uSSbr, -bie Str Mnes gelernt babt,
f0nnt iiberan in ser @elt @uer Sort
fommen fin6en; es lit aber 1rr redt
un6 biltg, 6aB mir fit oen iorgan,
ser 6os nidt fonn!" 80 tp11rbe Der
8ei9ei6ene SGulmeiitar. Sic Grab-
Ter ahtear aosen MI 5hon6e ab nno
balteu aam :nr1er IN ser @elt tire
N,e[ts4;amfeit pergebli6 fell.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-05
:SntereHamtes Maerlei

Uncle 5a1ns 9dnloen beliefen iid
am 81. Mpril auf r1no 1913 Mil=
lionen Doaar. Das tit nidt geraoe
iibermabig bel, aber es lit rei6lid
gern1g fir ein 2on6, baS iber 10
groBe ginnabmequellen berfIgt mte
sic Ser. 9taatet. Ser ebemalige
5enotor Ml6ri9 bon &booe SSlano
Dat eirrmol geiagt, Bel geor6neter
Birtbiboft tonne nn1er Bunoesbaus-
bolt nit 6reibnnoert Millionen Dol=
lnr iabrlt6 meniger ausfommen, ais
CT gegerpartig berbra1tdt. 9ie CT
iparntlie bon flint Sabren miiroen
alio geniigen, sic go15e 8unoesidulo
aus Ser @elt 5u i6affen.
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Sic herrlideu Snni=Sterne.

Mm Gnoe oes Stunt tperben Mars,
@enus, Satl1rn un6 Supiter ale
Morgeniterne iein, aber Solep's So
nep lt11o Sor COMPOUND lit ST alien
3eiten Sic ngtar"= Me6i5in fir SUI
item, grfdltltngen, 8lal1= un6 &en6=
boiten. @i1te grfdltung int Sum- lit
oar1to6 angetbon, IN Bronditis ooer
Hnenmonia aus3uarten 81 trgero Ell
t1er 8eit, 1111r baum nibt, meltn So
Iep's @oneD an6 Gar @omponno GEE
ttortr1er tpiro. Molitor Drug So. ~
Mn5eige.
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Sic meiiten &inber baben @itrmer,

Die meiiten &inber baben 8iitrmer.
Giele Miitter benton, baB tire &in-
ser an @artleibigfeit lei6en o6er an
&opfpeb, M~erp6{itdt, S9md6e, Ser
Itopfung, tpenn tie Sic Spfer ser ge-
m0bnlidlten aler &noerfranfbetten
iinb - 8iirmer. @igeniinnige, idle6t
gelal1nte, furdtiame &inoer, melde
nit Sen 3abnen fniriden, NIT i6leb=
tenn Ntbem uno @oltc1sdmer5en, ba-
ben one Sic Mr3eiden, 6oB fte @iir<
mer ba6en, uno mon Ionte ibnert
&idapoo @urmt06ter geben, Elm an-
genebmes gan6p @iidelden, 6as
8urmer pertreibt, Die gtngepeibe rre-
guliert, oas 5pitem lltdirft u1r6 &in6er
geiuno u11o better madt. &idapoo
8urm5erftorer 1T garantiert. 8et al
len Mpotbefern ober 6urb Sic 8oft.
Nreis 25t. &ifapoo Sn6ian Meoi8tn
So, @biIobeIpbia un6 ct. 2ouis. Mo-
litor Drug Store. Mn3eige.
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2tmoerefe.
9ie iicben @tabe.

Sin Softer batte lieben Sobne, Die
offers miteinanoer nneins tparelt.
lleber Sem 3onfen unb 5treiten per=
l%auanten iie sic Mrbeit. Sa, einige
b0fe Meniden madten iid oie llnei-
nigfeit 81 N11te uno trabteten, Die
@obne nod oem Eooe bes 8aters nm
ibr paiiterlides @rbtbeil gu bringen.
ga lieB Ser .8ater zines Cages
ale 1ieben 56bne 3uiammenfommet1,
leqte ibnen lieben Stdbe Dor, Die felt
5ularmengebunoen maren, nno lag
te:: .Dem, ser 6ieies 8iinoel Stabe
5erbri9t, 5able i'd bun6ert groBe
Ibaler baar."
g;ner nod Dem An6eren ltrengte
louqe feline @rafte an, nno ie6er
1oa.e am gn6e: u@s lit gar ni6t
iuoglid!" - nl1no bod, iaete Der
@oter, lift nidts lei6ter!" Ct 1oite
hos 8in6el auf un6 5erbra6 eine11
Sidb nod 0em a10eren NIT 9ertn7
ger Mibe. Ct, riefen sic @obne,
uio til es freili@ leidt, 10 fonnte es
Gin fleiner &rabel"
Ser @ater iprad: u@ie es nit
Sell StabIen lit, 10 lit eS nit @n6,
meine @0bne! 60 lange ibr felt .3n'
iunrn1enbaltet, mer6et ibr belteben
n,,o nieman6 miro @u6 iibertpalti-
gcn tonnen. 8leibt aber oas 8ano
ser Gintradt, 6as @u6 berbinoer
jonte, aufgeloit, 10 miro eS gnd
geben, pie Sen Staben, Die bier ger
bro6en ouf Dem 8o6en nmberlie.
gen.
Das Sous, mo- 3mietradt tit, 5erfdat;
Sour @inigfeit erbdlt Sic Belt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-05
~ Mit sieiem @ebanfen muB Die Or
unierer flei11en Ma66en be-

- Mit bieien1 @ebanfen muB Die gr-
5iebung unierer fleinen Mao6en be-
ginnelt.
Ser 6luh bieler &al1ier liegt oa=
rim, baB tire Gobter gelebrt iperoen,
oie erlte uno ei1t5ige Aufgabe ibres
2ebens iet iid ei1ten ugeriorger" an=
3uidaffen. N1,itatt oeiien ioate ibre
2eetion oabin geben, nie iie 6nr6
@pttes @ilfe fir iid ielblt iorgen fon=
men: Tbatiadlid mtB ia Die Mebr-
5abl an @noe oob fir ii6 ielbit for
gen, nudoem iie, infolge Der perfebr=
ten Nniidt ibrer @ltern, bie Sabre,
mprin iie 6aS NIT @rfolg bitten Ter
men fonner, D%ergeubet baben. @s lit
grauiam ieitens zines 8aters ooer Ell
ner Mutter, eine Sodter bis 5ltm
6rouenaltar beranipadien 5u laiien,
obne oaB fie imitanbe 1T, ibren 2e=
bensunterbolt 5u per6tenen. 8ir ioll-
ten nnlere 10dter lebren, bab niib-
lide Mrbeit irgenb melder Nrt ibnen
CUR gbre gereidt. @s lit cine Shan-
Sc fir Elm il1nees Mdoden, bas 3n
elmer groBen Samilie gebort, nntba=
tig gu fem, mdbrenb Safer nnb M1t-
ter ii9 abmiiben. = Dieienigen aber,
sic nidt gu arbeiten brauden, ioll-
ten nidts 10 meiben, als Ben unbe-
idaftigten MiiBiggang. gs gibt Ser
gemeinniibigen @erfe 10 piele, bie
anf Grauenbilfe marten. 6reilid
molen piele i11nge Damen nur ipie-
len, ii6 ni6t binben, nidt ernitli6
nit %angreifen. Ga lit bann fir tie
fem BIab. Guide sir etnen Soften IN
Ser freien 2iebestbdttgfeit uno Sen
file gang aus! 9as lei oein 8eruf,
bis @ott sir ei11en anberen gibt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-05
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9ie Boitiparfaiien beiteben INT INT
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gen bat ser Stoat Seem Sort nit
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griin6et ermieien, eber fam man
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60roerl1ng 6es Sporiim1es 6ie Sat-
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babt baben. @s lit beute idon leidt
na9meisbar, 6aB 6en Hoitlparfaiien
Elm GROCER Ebetl ser griparniiie 5u=
gefiibrt miro, sic friiber iiber ben
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