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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1913-04-24
SURREY.

H. 8. Dix Of Crane has accepted Q
position with the First State Bank, Sur
rey's growing banking institution. Mr..
! Dix Is a young man Of excellent APP
pearance and is more than welcome to
, our little city.
Mrs. Carlton Cox went to Minot
Wednesday to visit her parents.
Four men are working on the con-
struction Of the new Cox residence.
The chief superintendent Of construc-
ton is Governor" Bond Of Minot,
whose friends are legion in this vicin-
ity.
1t is regretted generally that Prof. g..
l.. Cunningham, for the past three years
at the head OF the Surrey schools, has
decided to leave. He has accepted the
position OF superintendent Of the
schools at Reynolds, N. ID. The educa-
tional field at Reynolds Is somewhat
broader than that OF Surrey, altho un-
der the guiding hand Of Prof Cunning
ham the Surrey school developed until
it ranked fifth among the high schools
OF the state. His successor will be
Prof. Woodbridge, who has had charge
of the school at Ardoch, N. D.
]. w. Rode, after spending several
uays dssisllHs III sue Work a. TIC ouuh'
returned to Minot Wednesday. Mr..
Rode, as an accountant has few peers.
Mrs. r. H. Ray has been in Minot
several days with her babe who is re-
ceiving medical treatment at the hos
n'tal.
Surrey townships new tool house
is about completed. Painter Shorb is
putting on the finishing touches.
The Surrey section foremen now ride
on hand car propelled by gasoline
motor. The G. N. allows the foremen
to furnish their own engines but the
company charges nothing for the gaso-
line. The foremen are given the priv
ilege Of taking all the JOY rides they
desire.
Mr.. and Mrs w. s. Young autoed to
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SHE'LL TRY TO SAVE CROOKS.
Sophie Lyons, Once Criminal, at Six
ty-eight Turns, Benefactor.

Detroit. Mich. Sophie Lyons. woman
crook of worldwide police ac,Iuaint-
ance wife of Billy Burke. now III Il
Stockholm prison for Il big Swintlle.
has decided to devote the remainder
of her life and her fortune of $:10OOOO
to saving first offenders from going
deeper into crime. She Is Sixty-eight
and lives in a modest home in Detroit.
She owns much other real estate from
which she derives Il large income.
She said that she feared her new
resolution would ALLEVIATE her husband.
But | want to accomplish his ref
ormatiOn more than any other single
thing" she added. He is weak and
easily tempted. and his criminal opera
tons We're not induced by necessity.
as We're mine
81 have lived straight life for
twenty-five years. want to try to
make amends for what ! did before
that"
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Death Of a North Dakota Pioneer.

Mr.. John Daily, father of Postmaster
Mrs. J. S. Murphy Of Minot, died on
Thursday, the 18th, at Alexian Bros
Sanitarium, Oshkosh, Wis, an. dwas
buried at st. Leo's cemetery here on
Monday, the 21st
The remains were accompanied from
Oshkosh by Jerome DAILY Of Minot, the
youngest son Of the deceased, and on
arrival here on Sunday the body was
taken to the Murphy home on South
Main st.
The funeral took place from st. Leo's
church at 10 o'clock Monday, Requiem
High Mass being read by Rev. Joseph
Ra!th and the Gregorian Requiem being
sung by the choir. The pail bearers
were John Lynch. J. A. Roell, r. r.
Renwald, J. f. McKoane, A. P. Scofield
and John Charlebois.
Mr.. DAILY might be said to be one Of
the last OF those sturdy characters
coming from the British Isles about
the middle OF the last century and who
by character and Drawn helped to make
this country what it is-the best on
earth.
Mr.. Daily was born in the city Of Kill
keny, Ireland Sc years ago, moved to
England when yet a boy, was married
in England and shortly thereafter-over
IS years ago-removed with his family
to Orilla, Canada, where he lived until
1881, when he migrated to Ransom
county. N. D., and took up a homestead
west Of Lisbon.
He removed to Minot some years
ago, bought lots on Ward street and
built comfortable home, where he re-
sided with his wife and son, Jerome
until October, 1912, when complete dis
ability, caused by total blindness and
other complications requiring the con-
slant care Of trained nurse caused his
removal to the sanitarium where he
died on the 18th.
Mr.. Daily is survived by his widow
with whom he lived for 81 years. Mrs.
DAILY IS at present making her home
with her daughter, Mrs. J. S. Murphy.
Mr.. DAILY Is also survived by eleven
children, Mrs. Murphy and Jerome Daily
OF Minot, James J. DAILY of Ketchikan,
Alaska, Mrs. c. E. Farrell Of Edge
comb Wash, Thomas DAILY Of. sanborn,
Mimi, Joseph and Frank DAILY Of Abe
line, Texas. Mrs. A. O. Davis Of Arthur,
Montana, Ambrose DAILY Of Estavan,
Canada, Mrs. Emily D. Prairie Of Por-
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Will Initiate Large Glass.

: The Daughters of Isabella will hold
special initiatory services at the base
ment Of ST. Leo's church Sunday, a
class of twenty seven to be initiated.
This will give the organization mem
bership of more than one hundred.
which is remarkably good considering
the short time the Court has been in
existence. Mrs. Kann, the Grand Re
gent, and the other officers are taking
great interest in their work
The ladies are preparing menu 70
banquet to be given to members Of
the court only, following the services.
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Minot Monday evening and heard Am
undsen tell his story OF the south Dole.
\ Elder p. T. Dierdorn 10 the owner OF
fine new auto. He has taken - the
prairie to learn to run the machins
and as soon as he gets onto all the 100.
dads, 1t Is expected that he will beoDme
as daring scorcher as w. 9. Young.
Geo. Heger OF Minot makes regular
trips to Surrey which has caused
faint suspicion here that there 10 some
attraction.
The debate Saturday night between
Surrey and Grafton resulted in suc-
cess for the latter team. Surrey hardly
hoped to win, but the experience gain
ed cannot help but result in much Sood.
We are proud Of Surveys debating
team which acquitted itself we'll.
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ADOPT GIRL AFTER is YEARS.
Couple Lesaiize Her Right to Their
Name and Property.

NdHS anu VTOpV'Sy'
st. Louis. Although, she has lived
for fifteen years as the daughter OF
Mr.. aud Mrs. George u. Smith Ut i5l
Garfield avenue. Miss Ethel Il. Smith
did not really lecOIne so until the 9th
or day. when n deed OF adoption was
filed in the office of the recorder OF
deeds which made her SO.
Miss Smith. whose parents were
uamed Upton. is twenty two, blon,t
and Is considered good hooking 10y her
personal acquaintnnceS.
Her foster mother said that the
adoption had been decided on as best
to protect the girls financial interests.
The Smiths. who are comparatively
we'll to do. desire. she iDtimated. to-
see that her right to the family name
and Inheritance may never he Iue$
toned. They have no children of
their own blood
Miss Smith was adopted by the
Smiths when she was seven years old.
She has lived in st. Louis ever since.
and. although she has Il wide circle OF
friends. few of them knew that she
was not the daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Smith. She has not in many years
been known by her birth name. Tip
ton.
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tai, N. D., and Mrs. NJ. F. Mullins of
Sanborn, N. D. Six of the children at
| tended the funeral here on Monday.
Popular Young Couple Wed.

A wedding of more than little in
terest took place Wednesday evening,
April 18th, at Kenmare, when Rev.
Grimes, NJ. E. preacher Of that place,
united in marriage Miss Bessie Grier
of ,Minot and Chareie A. Scroggs Of
Stanley.
Rev. Grimes read the service at 8
o'clock in the evening and Mr.. and
Mrs. Scroggs left on the next train for
Moosejaw and various other points in
| Canada.
The bride was attired in beautiful
travelling suit Of tan with which she
wore stunning hat Of contrasting COL
ors
Mrs. Scroggs is we'll and favorably
known in Minot, and has been one Of
Ward county's most popular teachers
for the past several years, coming here
!, from Warrensburg, Mo. She is young
lady Of fine qualifications and many
talents, and has won host OF friends
in and around Minot.
: Mr.. Scroggs is well known resident
OF Stanley, n. D., where he has been
in business until the past year, when
he has been manager in clothing
store at Wild Rose.
He is we'll known, being young man
Of excellent habits and numerous
friends. He came to Dakota from War
rensburg, Missouri. also, and while
both were visiting there few years
ago, they met for the first time
Mr. and Mrs. Scroggs will be at home
to their friends at Plaza, N. D., after
June fifteenth.
We extend heartiest CONGRATULATIONS,
and they take with them the best
wishes Of the community.
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safe Ono damage), a $4,000 cash reg
lister, Ono damage), a s120 corbonator
no damage).
We will put these fixtures In first
class condition, just the same as it
would leave the factory, at $4,000 less
than you can duplicate them for F. O.
3. Minot.
You can write and get the prices and
we will then furnish you the. same
goods for $500 less than your figures.
Isn't $4,000 saved better than $4,000
made.
r. Fl. Emerson & Son.
4-24-t4cg Minot, N. D.
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The EIksrs Entertain Farmer Club.

The East Surrey Farmers Club met
Tuesday at the home Of Carl Elker.
Soil blowing and corn culture were
discussed with interest and some good
suggestions on soil blowing were made.
Alfred Fox said that he seeded about
three pints OF timothy seed per acre
with his grain crops and II formed
mass of roots that would hold the soil
together after it was plowed. He said
that scattering straw over the field
would stop the blowing Of the soil. He
has tried both plans. The purchase Of
a pure bred Holstein sire was brot up.
Geo. Greenhouse will purchase sire.
Mr. and Mrs. Elker entertained the
club with German song and they will
surely have to do some more singing.
A dainty lunch was served by Mrs. IT.
ker and all had royal good time. The
club will meet at the home OF Al Fox
May 10, at 1880 In the evening.
-Chas. f. Hughes, Seoy.
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Flax TURNING Out Well.

Those who are threshing report fax
turning out better than they expected.
Henry Auslander had small patch
that looked SO badly that at first he
concluded to burn it. Later he thresh-
ed the FAX and got 300 bushels.
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Guy Humphreys returned from . bus.
mess trip to Mandan and Bismarck.
James McKone Of Bismarck spent
several days with his mother.
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LET YOUR
MONEY
WORK FOR YOU

Its astonishing how fast
money will cile up when it
is set to working.
One dollar at compound
interest in our Savings De-
partment will DOUBLE it.
self in seventeen years; and
ten dollars deposited month
ly, and interest compound
ed, will in ten years amount
to nearly FIFTEEN HUN
DRED Dollars. We COM
pute interest on
SAVINGS DEPOSITS
EVERY SIX MONTHS
Then we add that interest
to our original deposit and
at the end of another six
months, we figure interest
on the total. This interest
is again added, and so on.
Can you see how rapidly
your money will grow?
Start a deposit NOW, ard
make Jour money earn more
money for you.
The interest goes right
along, day after day, year
after YEAR.
We pay Az interest on
Savings
Safety Deposit Boxes For
Rent.
The
Union
National
Bank
Of Minot
.ge=sessesee aas=se:=essa
~ n
2 United States Depository i
y for Postal Savings Funds 9
p 500 asssaa's 333as:s 3,9sB
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-20
Bie tpeit in Granfreih Die &in6er

Bie tpeit in 6ronfrei@ 6ie ain6er.
fdeu berbreitet lit, ergiebt id aus eli.
ner fiir5Iid per6ffentIidten omtliden
|Statiitif. @ierno@ giebt es gegen'
mGrtig in Der @epublif 3uifden Elf
un6 5tp01f MiIlionen 6amilten, 6abo,
baben 1906, 744 fein &ino, 1861
ST Bamilien baben Elm &ino un6
2,661,978 Gamilien baben 5tpei @in-
Ser. Sn an6ern @orten neit Mber
oie @dIfte aler Samilien bringt es
a11f ni9t mebr als 5mei &tn6er. @don
Sic JomiIien nit 6rei &in6ern 5eigen
etnen betrd@tliden MbfaQ, 6enn Tie
be5iffern fi9 a1f n11r nod 1,643,425.
6amilien NIT flint &in6ern gtbt es
MIR nod 566,768, nn6 bel adt Sin.
bern lit 6te 8abl Ser in Grage TOM.
men6en Gamilten auf 94,724 gefal'
len. @on3 beretn3elt gtebt es aud
in Sronfrei@ iebr frudtbare Chen.
go tp1r6en 3,509 GomiIien nit 5m0lf
&inoern ge5abIt, 249 nit fInf8ebn,
70 nit fed5ebn, "a nit fieb5ebn un6
45 nit a6t5ebn.
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ter, sic tpir gu bergeben baben an
oie 8eoirftigen, Die uns taglid um'
or6ngen. @enn mir UNI 6iefe Glitter
aneegan9en meroen, % iooen mir
audi nidt erit LANCE iinren, fragen
ODER na9forfden: bat ct, bat tie mein
Mitlei6 per6ient? @ebe uns, menn
mir na@ e%inee3oeenen @rfunoigun'
get, nit Dem SPORT Der &er9ebung
ODER oes Eroites Der Tbiir naben, rmo
man trdgt in Dem @ugenblid einen
To6ten beraus. @ebe, tpet11t tpir nit
unferer &iIfe 3uipat fommen, mem
uns Niemano mebr brau6t! 8ir Ton,
men ni6t ale Notb oeS 2ebens lin,
bern, 6a5u lit iie gu groB. Bir fonnen
bier un6 bagleno lin6ern, e3 aber aus
Ger @elt idaffen, fonnen mir nidt.
@enr es aber in unierer @a4t itebt.
gu belfen, ba fonen mir iofort belfen,
6enn oas alte @ort bleibt INNER
mabr:: ooppelt gibt, tuer idneQ gibt!
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@ad 8erednu1gen, Die Der Bolto.
ner 6~euerfommiiidr Cole ongeiteut
bot, lift felt Dem 8irgerfriese in I'M.
ferem 2an6e @ieentbum inn 8ertbe
bon iieben Miuiar6en Doqor 6nrd
6e,ter beridtet tpor6en. Da5n TOM
men nod 3tpei @iuiarben Donar
8erlu1te infolge 5eittpeiliger Sdlie.
Bung Der 6ar9 sic 8rdnoe in MitIei.
oenfdoft ge3ogenen @eiddfte. Madt
insgeiammt 11eu11 Miuiar6en Dollar.
Die 1nterbaltung Der 5e,.ermebren
oes 9an6es bat felt Dem 8urgerfriege
flint Miuiaroen Donar eefoitt. &C.
gentpdrtig toitet iie 225 Miutonen
Dollar idbrIid. go biel giebt mon
in gang europa nidt e%ntfernt aus.
Grot6em betrdgt Ser idbrlide Seuer.
idaben in europdifden @roBitd6ten,
auf ben &opf ser 8ebolterung bere@.
net, MIR SO Gent, bier5mlan6e bnge'
gen 3tpei Collar uno 70 Gent, alfo
mebr als bas 6reifade.
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@er5,ueiflung bur@ l1nperbanlidfeit.
IS lit 6ur6aus nidt iberrai9en6,
bob 8erionen, melde an nnoer6al1'
li@feit leiben, entmutbigt unb our
Ger3meiflung gebradt tperoen. $ier
iin6 einige @orte Der &offnung uno
Der Greuoe fir bielelben bon Grau
8land)e 8otperS, Sn6iana, ga. Sab.
re lang uar meme @erborl1ng 10
idledt, 6aB id 11ur 6ie letdteiten
speifen genieben fonnte. Sd periu&'
te aQes, tpobon ma, mir oils Elm 8et'
tungsmitte ipro@, ober ni4t bis Dor
einem Sabre, als mir %@bamberlainS
Eablette onge5eigt muroen II. i'd cine
1laide bapon befam, fanb id Die red'
tie 8ebanolung. Sd begann balo better
51 meroen, unb nafbem i'd Elm paar
GLADDEN. bobon eenommen, lit meme
ger0auung fem. gu taufen bel allen
@6nolern. = Mn3eige.
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@uipital unb Merste, aber feinel

&oipital mnb aerste, aber teinen
@rben. ~@ier Sabre long" i@reibt
&err Sos. 2apin, 5 Maple Str, @a.
terrible, Me., rlitt id an Mugenito'
rungen. Sd foniultierte neridteoene
Mer5te, un6 tpar 5tueimol i'm &ofpital,
aber es niibte nidts. Gam las i6
'3ufauig in Der 8eitu1g einer Mrtifel
iiber 6orni's MIpenfrduter. Sd BE.
.iteute es iofort nno bin felt @ebraud)
oesielben geiuno."
v6orni's MIpenfrduter lit feline
Mpotbeter Meoi3in, ion6ern Elm Elm.
fades, 5eiterprobtcs 8rduter.$eilmit
tel, meldes Dem Bublitum brett burd
@pe5ial.Mgenten geliefert miro. 6aus
5ie fetnen Mgenten fennen, idreiben
sic an: 81. @eter Gabrnep & Sons
So, 1875 so. &opne ape., Chico
80, 81.
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Cine 8egesnnns.

Ser &odm11tb ging eines idonen
Cages fpa5ieren. Or trug cine &ro-
ne aus @eifenblaien auf 6em @opf
un6 Tie fdiuerte bunt un6 pradtig
i'm @omeni@ein. Mn einem purpur-
farbigen @etpono bingen 5abnofe ber-
goI6ete @lasfngeln; sic HlottfiiBe
batte er in @dube nit n%ngebeure1t
Safen eeitedt un6 i6ritt ouf ibnen
10 maieitdtii@ climber, tpie ein b0l5er-
1ter @0nig in ser Huppenfom0oie.
Sein breites @eiidt ftrablte BON
SeIb5nfrie6enbeit, feline rotben, fin=
ger6iden 2ippe11 tuorer berd@tIi9
per5ogen; aus ACKNOWLEDGMENT 81.
bern blidte er 1tmt ii9, a1s Of nidts
6a mdre, Ser Mibe mertb, linn einen
gar5en Slid 3u g0nnen.
Da fam Elm @eien linn entgegen,
BEL 6eiien @rideinen er it11bte. Gin
@eien bon idIidtem Mnsfeben; BE-.
idei6en fem Gong, feline &altung, iei-
ne @eber6e; fd0n fem Mngeiidt, auf
Dem elm e6ler grnit un6 ttefinnerlider
Grie6en ii6 malten.
r8eide mir ans!" REF ser &o9-
mutb linn 81.
v@ern," ertpi6erte Ser nn6ere Id.
9eln6 nn6 gob @o11r1.
@enno9 fiiblte Ser &odmutb ith
berIebt. vDn Iddelit? pie 6orfit gu
.es tpagen gu Idheln in metner sc.
gentpnrt? f9nonbte ct uno tparf ii9
miitben6 ouf Sen 8elei6iger.
9iefer pebrte lin ni@t ab, regte
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,inouitrie II. (. m. l1eber taufeno or.
ganiiierte tpeibli@e Mrbeiter baber
oas &iri4nergeuerbe, bic @oitpirtb-
id)aften, Dos Sattlergetperbe un6 bic
.@lasin6uitrie. Dos Sleii@ergetperbe
bot $50 getpertidaftli@ orgamifierte
Mrbeiterinnen, nabe3u 5%tpeibunbert
belddftigen ii@ als Steinbouer, $50
als Eape3ierer, Al als Moler un6 q
als @6rtner. @or 3tpan3ig Sabren
qab es in Deut19lan6 runb 1000 ge.
tperfidaftlid organiiierte Mrbeiterin.
men, inn Sabre 1905 $4,000. @egen.
ipartig iest ii@ faft geno1 Der 5molfte
Ibeil Der oeuti4em oreoniierten @r.
beiterfdoft aus Gral,e,1 un6 Md6hen
311famn1en.
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Qtxsere1<.
Gin mann, elm Sort.

xGarl! @arI!" lieB ii4 cine Slim
me beutli9 auf 6em @pielplab per'
nebn1emn.
uGuS lit Mutter, 6ie mid ruff"
iagte elmer Ser ipielenoen &naben;
un6 oa1senblidli@ lieB er ben Ball
fniippel fallen un6 griff nod feiner
Sadie.
Sch bod nod niht glei@!"
Spiel bod bas Spiel gu @nbel"
~8leib bod bierlr 10 lieBen ii4 Die
|Stimm1en ieiner @pieltomera6en ber'
rebmen.
sd muB glei@ eebem, oenn i'd
babe meiner M11tter beripro4en 81
tommer, fobal6 fie rufen tuiir6e."
r@ag' gu bait es ni@t gebort."
SD babe es aber gebort."
Isle meiB es ia ni@t, ooB gu fie
geb0rt bait."
u9lber i9 tpetB es un6 -"
u2aB i'm laufen," fagte elmer ser
|3uidauer 6es Spiels, Init Dem
fonnt ibr nidts anfangen, Der III
|on's @9ir5enbdn6el ieiner Mutter
gebun6en."
ga balt gu re9t," %anttportete
GarI, uuno i@ uiinidte, ale &noben
maren 10 gebun6en."
sd miiroe aber oo6 ni@t fold
|ei11 u8abp" fem, BOB i6 glei@ louie,
menn id ger1.fen meroe," meinte Elm
Mn6erer.
vlos nertle id nidt fin6iid, menn
id ser M11tter mein g%egebenes Wort
bolte. Gos nenne ib mannli6. l1no
mer Ser Mu1tter ni6t 8ort balt, miro
es al1d mobl nieman6 anoerS bal
|ten," nno 6amit lief Carl in 6er &i9'
tung fort, BON mober Sic @timme
gefommen tpar, un6 mo ct uno feline
Mntter ibr bei9ei6enes @eim batten.
@reiBig Sabre iino bergongen,
leitoem oieie &naben miteinanoer
lpieIten. @arI @rau 1T elmer Ser
moblbabenoiten @eiddftsmanner Der
|@taot getpor6en, uno feline @ei@aftS'
fre11nbe iagen ale bon Inn: "Setn
@ort lit 10 gut uie baares @elo!"
8ir erfunoigten ,1ns bel linn, mte
es gefommen fei, 6aB er einen 10 BE-
neioenspertben STUFF genteBt. Die
Mnttport> sic er a11f sic &nfrage CAB,
lortete: SD babe, als i@ nod Elm
@nabe NOR, ME mein @ort gebro'
den, 10 groB al1@ Die @erfu@ung
6o511 mar, un6 tpas mir in meiner
Sugen6 CUR @emobnbeit tpurbe, lit
mir iebt our 3meiten Matur getpor'
6en!"
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Sn Deutidlm6 giebt es nobe3u
$4,000 Mrbeiterinnen, 6ie getperf.
i6aftli@ organiftert iin6. Dobon ent'
fallen orf sic Eerttlin6uitrie iber
$4,000 Mrbeiterinnen; nabe5u $4,000
iino Observation-Disclosures, $4,000
1renett ii6 Sabrtfarbeitertnnen 49,
600 gebore1i Dem 8u6bin6ergetperbe
an, 1000 be3ei@nen it6 als &an6.
lungsgebilftnnen, un6 10000 fin6
in S@neibeperfitGtten befddftigt.
Ser &eit bertbetlt fi@ ouf mebr als
Elm Duten6 @etperbe. @s gibt Brit
ben tpeibIide Mrbeiter I'M $utmo@er.
getperbe, in Sen 8ddereien uno 8rau.
ereien, in Der Bor5euantn6uitrte, in
ser Sransporttn6uitrte, in Ser 2e6er.
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CASTORIA
fir sauglings IND Kinder.
III Sdta, DE Rm hNud 6saatft Aabt
v.; NJ. -: V. ZMZE1
G4mttte~ntt6.
Mebr @eomlb!

@ir begen 10 biele Geinoe 1T ,1n'
ierer eigenen 8ruit, aber Ser idlimm>
lten elmer lit Ole l1nge6ul6. &iepiel
miro nidt bur9 ltngeoulb berborben,
%tpiebiel l1nbeil angeridtetl ungeoul-
dig nit uniern &in6ern, u%nge6uloig
enoli6 nit uns ielbit un6 ben Ser,
bd1tniliem u11ter oenen mir leben 49,
fur5 l1nge6ul0 an alien @den uno
gn6en, ungeoulo, mobin mir ieben.
unn0tbig MAIDEN mir uns un6 BEN
an6ern oas 2eben f6mer nit unirer
nngeoulo. @ir Mlten fin6 in 6ieien1
Yunfte oft ni9t better un6 fluger als
6ie @in6er, sic begebrli@ ibre &ano,
6en ousitreden un6 nidt ertuarten
f0nren, Bis ibnen ibr @lni6 erfullt
miro. @ir itellen 10 bel Mniprii9e
IAN bas 2eben, an sic Meniden, Die
INN uns iino, mir begen tauienoerlei
8unide, mir idmie6en @lane iiber
BIdne, mir ba11en 2ufti6l0ier uber
2uftidIoiIer, mir poIen DIES nn6 mir
mouen ienes, mir un%ternebmen balo
l6ies, bal6 6as - nn6 men1 uns ein-
NAL elm 8nnf9 unerfint bleibt,
menn Elm @lan ibeitert, tpenn cine
&offnl1ng bereitelt miro tpenn uns
elm 2uftidloB einitlr5t, tpenn unier
|@onen auf 8i6erltano it0Bt, menn
uns Die cine o6er anore unternebz
mnng miBlingt - Damn meroen mir
ungeouloig, Damn fommt ser Mib-
mmtb un6 sic @erbrieBli6teit, ser
Merger un6 oie iible 2al1ne, Damn tuer>
sen mir uns 11n6 6en anbern CUR
Dual.
u&abe @e6ulo nit mir!" lagen sic
bittenben Mugen unirer &in6er, tpen1
fe iih bergebli6 miben uno qualen.
r&abe @eoul6 nit mtr!" iagen sic
an6er1t, Die 6enielben 8eg nit un5
monoern nn6 1o9 ni@t nit uns bal>
ten f0nne11 un6 oft iiber Die Steine
auf oem Bfa6e itraudeln. ~&abe
@e6ulo nit mir!" - pie 10 oft iiber=
bort unier DIR 6ieie 8itte bon fleben=
Sen 2ippen; mie 70 oft idii6tern mir
dngitlide Seelen nit unirer
%l1nge6ulo EN- mte oft ber=
bittern mir NIT unirer ln=
ge6ul6 elm be6rudtes @emitb, mie oft
ma9en mir NIT nnirer unge61l6 Elm
ber5agtes @er5 polig fletnmitbtg.
Darum iei nns ie6er neue Sag nit
ieinen tanien6erlei Mnld1len CUR Int
gebul6 eine Mabnung, @eoul6 gu
lben; ben1 ~@e6ul6 lit bitter, aber
lire Gru9t lit iub!"