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New Britain herald., 1914-08-29
PROBING FAMINE PRICES.
Mexico Orders Groccrs to Submit In-
 ventory of Stock and Price Lists.

Mexico City, Aug. 29.-The govern ment issued a decree yesterday call ing on all grocers to submit to the federal authorities an inventory of their stock and their price list. Fail ure to comply with this order will mean confiscation of the goods. The measure was made necessary because of the famine prices prevailing, which are causing distress and discomfort among the populace.
 decree will be issued today de- manding that every inha bitant deliver any firearms which he may have to the military authorities within 4S hours.
New Britain herald., 1914-08-29
ROTTERDAM HAS 2,400
 PASSENGERS ABOARD
Ho||ant-AmerIean Liner Bringing
 American Refugees hoIle.

Rotterdam, Aug. 29, via London, 3:34 a. m.-The Holland Anne nican liner Rotterdam sailed from this port early today for New York, bearing more than 2,4OO passengers, of whom 1850 were American refugees from the continent. There were 1,410 first cabin passengers, 72O second class and 300 steerage.
 tSoren Listoe, American consul gen. eral here, inspected the emergency first cabin accommodations and ex- pressed himself as satisfied Most of the passengers expressed satisfaction with the arrangements, although some were not altogether pleased.
 Bids Party Godspeed.
 Henry Van Dyke. American minis ter to Holland, came to Rotterdam from The Hague to bid the party god speed In a short address he request ed that they bear in mind the times and exercise patience If their eggs happened to be boiled two seconds too long. He asked the passengers to pray that the open door to Holland be kept ajar.
 The ambassad dor assured the travel CTS that no danger was imminent. He said the Dutch had released G. Stenger, commander of the Rotter- dam, from the naval reserve duties to which he had been called, as courtesy to the Americans because he was the best captain in the service.
 900 Extra Passengers.
 The Rotterdam originally was fit- ted to accommodate only 500 first class passengers, but on this trip she Is carrying 800 in excess of that num- Der.
 At II o'clock last night a special train arrived here from Berlin bear ing $50 Americans, many of whom will leave for England by the way of Flushing on a boat this morning. They stated that their trip from the German capital was without event. The German and Dutch officials showed them many courtesies, such as merely perfunctory inspection Of baggage and passports.
New Britain herald., 1914-08-29
OULOCNf PREPARING | FOR CAVALRY RAID
icias Appeal to inhabitants to fiQht for Country'S Honor.

London, Aug. 29, 4:12 a. m.-The |rrespondent of the Express at bulogne wires that preparations are ing made there in anticipation of a valry raid on the town. He says: "The German troops are advancing
 north France and Boulogne is mak- preparations for a cavalry raid on e town. A notice was posted this brning on the sub-prefectures and e headquarters of the gendarmerie hting that the troops had been with avn and calling on the inhabitants
 remain calm, preserve order and hke any sacrifices necessary for the od of their country.
 No General Exodus. TT am told the customs officials left bulogne Friday morning and that officials of the civil administration ready to leave. Since Thursday ght tho town has been absolutely serted by visitors. Some left by at and others by land in the direc- >n of Havre and Dieppe. Some of e inhabitants are leaving, but as yet ere has been no general exodus.
 "The story is that Uhlans, who may the vanguard of a large body of valry, are within thirty miles of the wn. r&
 Filled With People.
 .'The boat which left Boulogne Fri 4y afternoon was filled with people, me of whom were British. The lat was unable to wait for the usual hin from Paris, which was held up |mewhere along the line I am told lat d number of British wounded |e expected by this train.
 |"Several more wounded British sol |ers left Boulogne Friday morning the early boat for Folkestone. hey included one airman, who had Pth legs broken by a shot fired at m while he was in the air.
 Only Fishing Boats.
 |"The only vessels here are fishing |ats. The usual 4'oclock boat left blkestone for Boulogne and up to a Ee hour at night no announcement Id been made that cross channel twice had been stopped"
New Britain herald., 1914-08-29
FRENCH CABINET ISSUES
 NAN|fESTO10C
Ministers Give Glory to th6 Living
 aud Dead.

Paris, Aug. 2s, 11:00 p. m.-The cabinet this evening issued the fol- lowing manifesto to the country:
 "Frenchmen: The new government has just taken possession of it's post of honor and of the combat. The coun- try knows it may count upon it's energy and that it gives itself with all its soul to the country's defense. Counts on Country.
 "The government knows it may count upon the country. It's sons are shedding their blood for the father land and liberty alongside the heroic Belgian and British armies. They support the most formidable storm of shot and shell that has ever been let loose upon a people and every one stands firm. To them glory! Glory to the living and glory to the dead. Thanks to so much heroism, final victory is assured.
 Great Battle Waging.
 "Certainly a great battle is waging, but it is not decisive. Whatever may be the result the struggle will con- tinue. France is not so easy prey as the insolence of the enemy im- asines.
 "Frenchmen, the present duty is tragic, but simple!
 "Repulse the enemy, pursue him and save our soil from his stain. Save liberty from his grasp. Hold fast as long as need be until the end. Lift up our minds and souls above the peril and remain the masters of our destiny.
 Russians Advancing.
 Meanwhile our Russian allies march with decided steps toward the German ca pital that is pervaded with al xiety and infiict many reverses .on it's troops, which retire.
 we ask of the country all the ga crif1ces and all the resources that 1t can furnish in men and energy. Be firm, then, and resolute. Let the
New Britain herald., 1914-08-29
SUIT AGAINST ELOPER.

William A. Ragsdale, whose attempt elope last week was prevented by
 |e police, and who was employed by
 |nders, Frary' and Clark, has been
 led by that company for $10O on the him that while working In their
 Tipping room he appropriated cut ry valued at that amount. The |esent whereabouts of Ragsdale are
 known. The case is returnable
 fore Justice J. T. Meskill on Au- [st 31. s
New Britain herald., 1914-08-29
Tells of Panic.

London, Aug. 29, $40 a. m.-A Copenhagen despatch to the Exchange Telegraph company says the German steamer Derkid has arrived there from Danzig, Germany. The captain told of a terrible panic there owing to the fear of the Russian invasion. He said the inhabitants were in a desperate condition and that there had been fierce rioting. Foreigners and their possessions, he said, were ruthlessly misused.
New Britain herald., 1914-08-29
MAY VISIT RMGTJ1M.

Berlin, Aug. 28. via London, Aug. 29, $40 a. m.-The military author tiles have authorized Henry S. Breck- enridge. assistant secretary of war at Washington, and some American of- ficers and newspaper correspondents to visit Belgium.
New Britain herald., 1914-08-29
sEMI-FINALs POSTPONED.

Newport, R. l., Aug. 2s.-Rain to- day caused the postponement until Monday of the two serni-finals matches in the all-comers tournament for the national lawn tennis cham pionship in singles.
New Britain herald., 1914-08-29
TAKES AUTOMOBILE RIDE.

Cornish, N. H., Aug. 2s.-President Wilson took an automobile ride to Hanover, N. H., today, in spite of heavy rain which prevented him from having a round of golf. The Presi- dent was accompanied by Dr. c. T. Grayson.
New Britain herald., 1914-08-29
UNIVERSALISM

hches Gods purpose to save all souls. bd is all powerful, all wise. all lov- Ig. He can do His will. Nothing can Heat God.
 For information, books. tracts, ad-
 Ev. F. A. DILLINGHAM;. Supt. Bridgeport, Conn.
New Britain herald., 1914-08-29
Coggswell & Nordstrom

national life aided by appropriate financial and administrative measures, continue uninterrupted.
 Let us have confidence in our selves. Let us forget all that Is not of the nation. Face to the frontier! We have the method and the will. We shall have the victory
New Britain herald., 1914-08-29
GRAND LIST INCREASED,

New Haven, Aug. 29.-The grand list of New Haven is placed at $150,- GOO, ,oo0, or about $5,00O,o0 increase The final revision of figures is yet to be made.
New Britain herald., 1914-08-29
g or"sr. n"s

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 McDOUGALL'S DOG DIP 1t destroys PLEAS. cures and prevents NANCE. RINGwORM. &c. Makes a healthy EKIN. and improves the COAT. Flint Tins BOG Half Gallon S1.76
 Gallon $500
 NoTE-one part Dip makes 30 parts dipping fluid. lark 6 Brainerd, New Britain 0, |aslo Calvet & Co.,, 98 Water St., N. N
New Britain herald., 1914-08-29

the skin remained very red. Hard little pimp.es also came out where J scratched. I never had 2 knights rest and as I continued scratching the pimples spread and got worse. After a month white points appeared on them. My cloth- ing irritated the eruption on
 my body and gave me pain.
New Britain herald., 1914-08-29
P|MPLES SPREAD ON ! BODY AND FACE
Never Had Nights Rest. Clothing Irritated Eruption and Pained. Used Cuticura Soap and Ointment. Didn't Have One PimpIe Left.

Myrtle St.. New Haven. Conn.-"M My |sixin itched on my body and face which made
 me scratch and after I stopped scratching
New Britain herald., 1914-08-29
Samples Free by Mail

Although the Cuticura Soap and Oint- merlt are most successful in the treatment of Infections of the skin, scalp. hair and hands, they are also most valuable for everyday use In the toilet. bath and nursery. because they promote and maintain the health of the skin and hair from infancy to age. Sold every where. Liberal sample of each mailed free, with 32-p. Skin Book. Address postcard ' Cuticura, Dept. T, Boston"
New Britain herald., 1914-08-29

Many nights I did not sleep; could not move in bed for if did they got worse.
 "l used - and |many kinds Of ointment but they did not |help my trouble. It was all money lost. |I then sent for 8 free sample of Cuticura Soap and Ointment and after had used |them felt little better so bought more.
 I bathed in hot water and the Soap morn |ing and night. afterwards dried and applied the Ointment. After three months treat
 ment didn't have one pimple left" kSigned) Miss Rose Conalglo, Apr. 2. 1914
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-04-16

gu ertperben imitan6e fem ion, nennt
Sec als britten @runb: ~6ie Star.
lung bes &eimatbseefIbls, Die 9iebe
gum 8ober, melder 6ie Stdtte 6es
elterliden &ouies, Ser Srt Ser &C.
burt un6 @r3iebung getpeien." =
Slider miir6en biele Musmanoerer,
beiBt es Damn meiter, ~6ie iebt in Ser
I:r,,e cine onbere @eimatb iuden, 6ie
bleiber6e Mniaiiigfeit gu &mlie por-
5ieben, tperm Sic &eimatb ibnem cine
ertrdglide materieqe @riiten5 6ar-
b00te." - SUB iie ibnen 6iefe biete,
tpunldt SEQ, ser mobl tpuBte, bab
nur gu piele BON benen, 6ie % gum
@%anberitabe greifen, Die Notb nit
ser Notb pertml16en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-04-16
S~moenfra9e 1T Mmertta,

Mau fogt, es gdbe feline Suoen>
frage in Mmerifu. limo, bod, es gibt
eine. Dapon miiien Sic oitliden stoa=
ten Elm 2ieb 5u iinger1. Sic stoot
Seem Dorf 5ablt alein cine Miaion
fiinfbunoerttauieno Sl1oen. DieIe |
ben MAIDEN iid nod mebr be1nerfbar
in Ser &olitif un6 I'M offentliden Sc
ben Sic beliben bie grobten So
brifen; iie iino Sic Sa1tptlebrer an
pielen Dffentlid)en g6ulen; iie bel=
fen piel nit, Die Sto6tperoromngen
al MAIDEN, ga piele berielben Stabtz
pater iino. Sic iino einig uno gut
orqamiert. @emt in Netp Sort
Suoen am @amitag lire 6abrifen
IhIieBen nn6 am Sonntag Soulenoe
5mingen gu arbeiten; menn in oen Of
fentlid,en S9ulen bonieite Ser SUI
6enfin6er ie6es @ort, 6as irgen6mie
a1f Gbriitus o6er 6os @briitentbum
Be3iebung bot, laut peripottet nnb
NIT Sobn iiberiduttet miro; menn
in ibren eigenen Gbeatern 6te Spie1e
ni@ts anberes atbmen ols &nb &C.
gen sic @briiten; menn in Ser Sta6t
Seem Worf nno in onbern groBen
@td6ten ser &ereimgten Staaten Die
ITheoter eianert, nelhe 6ie Gbriltem
be1uden - in rtel1eiter 3eit 6ie So
brifonten ser 9i9tbil6er eetporben
iinb, 6ie Bel Ben Mide1ibotps ge5eigt
mer6en (mir tonnen nns 6aber Die
@1liipfrigfeit iener 8ilber erflaren);
menm SSl16en INNER mebr unb mebr
|6as Mmt ita6tiider s9nltnipeftoren
|einnebmen nnb 1T Ser Musfibrung
bes 2ebrplanes 6eutli9 5etgen, 6aB
lie beibnif9e M%nidm1ungen bebor5u=
gen; menn in Dem o%ggreiiben @nar-
dismus Su6en Sic Gubrerfhaft ange=
nonrmen boben, mie 6as nenlta in
Seem Sort geideben, als unter Sib<
rung eines Sl1ben Sic 6oitenanoo@t
in elmer fotbpliiden Stride unterbro=
den mnr6e - cine S5em, 6te an Die
frona0iiIhe @eboIutior ertnnerte; =
menn 6as @apito1 nnb Sic @eiddfte
immer mebr snn6 mebr bon SSl1ben
reqiert mer6en; tper min es tpagen 5n
1agen, es g6be feline S16enfrage in
Mmerifn?
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-04-16
81 s&nb 8enommen.

Greffen6e 8emerf1ngen iiber Dos
Sinein5erret Ser &eligion in Sic @tn=
>pan6erungsfrage fan6en mir in elmer
fur5en Mnipro6e, sic 8en. Sobnion,
Ser einer &entudier @ablbe5trf I'M
@o11greB pertritt, iiber Sic @ei6rdn=
fung ser gintparoerung gebalten,
mdbren66em sic Mngelegenbeit I'M
Sous er0rtert p11rbe. Ct nabm 6ie
@otbolifen gegen Sen @ortpnrf, als
Of lie cine @erquidung bon Stoat
unb Stride berbei5ufubren miini6ten,
in gdnt. Scene, melde Sic @orlage
unteritubtert, neil Tie ser Meinl1ng
ieien, 6oB Sic @atbolifen einmol in
ser Mebr5obl fem fonnten in Ben
g%ereinigten gtooten, ur6 Damn cine
union Of d1,rd o116 ifate" berbeifib-
rem miir6er, ieien einfad in ei11em
Ssrrtbum befongen. 9oron 6enfe ME-
mano. SIM iibrigen aber permoge Elm
@Sutbplif feline Seele ebeni ognt TT
SsHalien tpie in Mmerifa 51 retten, nno
sic fatboIiide Stride lei 1ri6t iomobl
an ser Srage i~ntere1iiert, umbere be
Iapes It, but ONLY in tbat Tie fabes it."
Serr Sobnion batte nod einen
@dritt ipeiter geben nnb aus benz
G,,,1SThreihpr1 0pn XIII iihpr 1tp
Mrbeiterfrage Sen 8emeis erbringer
fonnen, baB biefer groBe 8opit Die
@erbei{ernng ser Sage Ser 9rbeiter
in ibrer &eimatb m1@ besbalb for
oert, 6omit iie nidt m1fs ut1getpiiie
BIN in 6ie Gerne idhpeifen miiiien.
Sin iener Steue Ser gncpflita, ont
ser er Die 8ortbeile zines eigenen
8efibtbums nl1sipridt, bos ie6er Mr-
better aIs Grudt feiner Meiiben fid
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-04-16
Ste &ermetbti6nn9 um:
ferer sJm8eno.

Die gngldnoer ididten Dor eini-
ger 3eit cine gtl16ienfommiiiion iiber
Sen S5ean, bamtt iie ii6 11niere S6u>
Ien aniebe. SIZE @ommiliion beitoto
aus Mdnnern. sic ii9 briiben als
Nd6agogen zines m1see5ei@neten
Suites erfreuen. Sic iin6 iest beim-
gefebrt urt6 baben oos grgebniB if
.rer 5tu6ien in elmer @eibe bon 8e.
ridten beroHentlibt. Man9es b.
ben iie gefeben, mas ibuen gefnuen
bat, un6 benz 5o1en tie tpiQig Mner.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-04-16
zmeiter Ghel.
Srabliussiebneu.

SD babe 5ebnlubt na6 blaBblauen Slnz
Mad; ueidern Suit, nad ipar'nem Srubz
l%in9slpeb'n,
) SD babe Sehn1ldt 11dd pen Qn9e'9o''>
$50 gdliiIelblumcn solo9elb sribeno
spoh Su%enenrieielu. 1peiten @ie1enmats
Moh N%odtiaauen, iuneem 8u6engrin,
gtad lilberbelem, frlbl'n9stro9em Sa>
den
l1,o nad Sem eriten, blaiien &oien@
SIM Srublingslonuenideine m06t i'd
'sNeit in Sic munber160ne @elt blnen.
iIub lau1den mDdt' id nno Die 9dnoe
fnlten
eSm Iensaeidmiidten, groBen 8ottesbain!
5 mare sod Ser @inter idon ge9anz
l1nb mid SEM meiBen, meiden 8litben@
1dneel
8 fame en6Iid bod seq 9en3es &ranz
genl
.l1ub heiIteo beimli6 nnes @interstpebl
Sic franten @er5en unb Die 9offn1nss=
sic tpiiroen srot int 8riblinsstpunDer
Sem tpenn SET Serr Der @e1t idenft
Sriblingsblitben
adst er opd Ser5en pieber aaferiteb'nl
8emohrt chamber bod Dor alem gorge
Iei6l
aur5 lit Sic 3eit, Sic ibr beiiammen
l1no Of aud biele Sabre en6 b%sre!nen,
Chit merpen mie Mtnuten tie eud 1@e1z
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-04-16

9as Observation-Disclosures nabm Dor
fur5em NIT 27O gegen So Stl1mn1cn
cine @orlage o'r, 6er3ufolge oen @itt=
men l11,o minoeriabrigen &inbern bon
|Offi5iere11 n1o Manni6aften, Die I'M
ipaniiden &rieg, i'm Hbilippinenfrieg
un6 in China pGbrenb 6es 8orermlf.
itonoes geoient baben, Geniionen be-
tpiQigt mer6en io1en. - Inter Ser
@orIage ion bie @itttpe eines ebren-
|baft ertlaiienen SoI6aten o6er Matro-
fen $t2 monatIid erbalten nn6 fir
ie6es @ir6 inn Sitter bon tpeniger als
|16 Sobren meitere SO, borousgeiett,
sob sic @ittme Dor Ser Mnnabme 6es
Sc ebes NIT bem Sol6aten berbeira.
tbet tpor. Sic @eniionen fonen aber
m1r armen @itttpen be5oblt mer6ert,
Die fir ibren 9ebensunterba1t le6ig-
lid auf ibrer @anbe Mrbeit a%ngetpie-
.fer 1irt6 rtnb Elm Metto>@ infomnten bon
nidt mebr als $3.50 i'm Sabre baben.
Mo9fragen, Sic in Ben 9agern Der
Ser. @toater fpanifden &riegsbete.
ronen oneeitellt moroen fino, boben
ergeben, 6ob es ungefdbr 1000 @itt-
men bon 5olboten gibt, Sic I'M fpmi-
i9en &rieg unb i'm BbiIippinenfrieg
Qe6ient boben. sc tpiir6e bies 8ert-
iiortsm1sgdben in Sole bon llngefabr
50 500, 600 I'm Sabre beoinger.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-04-16

mabt; oie1es barmonii9e S,,einanoer-
areifen nno- flingen relieioier nno
aus sem @ieoerermaden Ser Matnr
5u Mler &er5en bringenber Weotipe,
al oe1eeu Elm Sober nit offenem Ser
aeu unb 6anfbaren Sinne11 lid) befen,
men fam.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-04-16
Trabltn8 ,,,nb IS meroen.

,o[o1be, au peld,em uns bas Olterfeit
ssabr UNI Sssabr aufruft, BOB audi in
Ser @elt 6es Settles un6 6es Menz
1d)enlebens neutrality-suspicious. mob
men, oaB audi fir &er3 unb @ematb
oes lterbliden gr6eniobnes INNER
mieoer elm 6riibling fommt, nno oaB
,es in Ser @elt Elm 2eben gibt, oaS
1elb5t sic ltarfiten Md6te Ser 6initer-
uiB uno lire Seiieln, 500 uno @rab,
au iliberrpinoen permag. @abrbeit nro
oiebe beiben oieie @rafte, nno oaB
in ibnen 9eben mobm, nnnerga1gl1=
tt,es 2eben, bas perfiin6igt immer tpie=
ser oIs cine frobe 8otidaft Der Ueer-
i6entpelt Oitern, bos Set Ser Anf er-
1tebung, SOS Set ser @r1oiung, o@
Sci ser Iriiblingsgottin Oiterm:
0urum lit uns Oitern elm Sreu'
oenfeit 6es 2ebens, Elm @eiitesfrib-
lima, ser idlieBIid bod iiegt uber ben
Minter in ser @elt Ser Menid)er unb
In ser fleinen @elt bes Menidenper=
sens. Ob nun in bollen &trdere
oIoden=Mffor6en ooer MIR bon fer1ber
Elm IeiIes @eldute, irgenbmie fltngt Die
frobe 6riiblingsbotidaft 5n Slter1t tn
iabe MenIdenbruit un6 mie es IN Der
freien Motnr iib iiberan regt, 10 regt
es fid aub NIT nnpermiitlifer, err
reuter @raft int Menidengemiitb, fem
bel1eres Sd, 6os 90 iiegt nit 1ee11em
Soften un6 neuer 2iebe iber ale Cot
qen un6 8logen bes Cages, iener etpt=
ge 6riiblingsglonbe.
Sum muB ii@ oaes, ones men6en!
Sc qibt fein 5tpeites Set tpte
Oltern, 6e1len religioien Gborafter TIT
oIeid 1tarfer @eiie bon BEN Motl1r=
porgd1gen ser Sabres5eit, in tpel@e
1asIelbe fant, unteritiibt nnb getro-
qen miro; fem anberes, III meldem
6as fromme bibliide @reigniB bonn
neutrality-suspicious. einen -mabre1t
8un6esqenoIIen in 6ieien 2en5estagert
fin6et. Sei6niide uro altgermart1be
@ebraud}e, 6os grtpaden Der ytatur
aus benz langen @interfhlafe, fle6ten
init Sen Beboten ser driitli6en Sir
d,e einen elten 8nn6. Sb man am
0ltermorgen frommen @ernitbes 1n's
@ottesbous ponbelt un6 it6 BORT bon
Meuem in 6ieies 160nite unb troit<
1id1te @opite1 ser driitliden Sebre
pertieft, bos ia 1n5dbligen bie lette11
Muaenblide ibrer irbiiden @onoe=
runq Iei6t unb ielig madt, ooer OBJ
man leidtem, friibli6en @er3ens in
Bottes freie Matnr binaustpmoert,
beren neue 9ebensfraft uns onf
ghritt un6 Eritt int etpigen Wed1el
6os unperganglide offenbart, es lit
ser gleife 0iter@eoo1fe, ser ben
@irdenbeiufer mte 6en Spo3iergdn-
oer beieelt. sc lit 6ieielbe, INNER
bon meuem bon Sit nn6 Sung itets
oern pernommene boffnnngsfr robe
MeIpbie, Sic nns aus SEN Siterpre=
oiaten nn6 frommen @eidngen, tpie
aus bent @n1iden 6es @inoes, Der
sic 5arten &nospden unb @latt6e1t
an SEN 3meigen Ser 5trarder rrto
gidiurne er5itterrr madt un6 iiber oos
ouftige @rbrei@ itrei@t, e%ntgegen-
ffaoIIt. Mud Sic &ranfen ridten fid
o11f ibren @@mer8ens1aeern maf unb
Ia1{dem Sen boloen geripre@unger,
u1b Sic bielen Sonien6e bonn berbe11
@hidio1s @eidloeenen fleb&n, ooB
6teier Sltermorgen aud fir tie Elm
wen6epunft gum &eile nno Segen
iein moge. Gos eben lit es, tpos
oog Oiterfeit mber ole fonfefiiorene
5drorffer bintpeg gu einem Merf9er-
fefte i'm idonften Gimme beg @ortes
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-04-16
9aS 3rtnf1bel.

WlT HuUel ull|tIt XIX lu5ult W.
oorol1f aufmerfiom eemadt, baB bic
Erobibitioniiten better 6aran tbdten,
ab uno 81 cine 9an5e fir geinnoe
MdBigfeit ein5ulegen, ols boB fie bas
Erinfiibel 6nr6 3mang aus Der @elt
at idoffen beriuden. Sc labt iid)
Ser Seufel nidt 6urd 8eel5ebub ber-
treiben; nnb no man Elm l1ebel 6urd
Elm a1r6eres bertreiben tpiu, 90 nirfft
man l1nbeil.
Sab es in ale1 26n6err nn6 aud,
in nnierem gefegneten @merifa elm
|Srinfiibel gibt, beitreitet fein Menf4.
Sit SEN To1gen bes Grtnfubels Fat
Dor ollem ser r@omfrbu6er" felbft m
meiiten gu leiben, Damn nit linn feline
gonae 6amilie, un6 5r1lett aud Sir
DE un6 Stont. 8iele &erbreder, DIE
jebt binter @erfermorert1 f9ma9ten,
o6er sic trob ibrer Miiietbaten als
freie 8iirger Ser bodymobll0bli6en
3ofi5ei, Ole fie nibt bot abfaien TOM
men, cine lange Mofe 6reben, baben
es Dem 611ieI 5u5uidreiben, 6ab fte
alf Mbpege geratben iin6. l1nb unter
6en .MndfatboIifen" nn6 nnter Sen
abgefonenen &otbolifen gibt es grobe
Shaaren, sic 6l1rh 6us @irtbsbdus
ser Stride entfrem6et mur6en.
9os Srinfiibel lit Mmerifa lit groB.
3ulange bot 11art es ge6nl6et, 6nB
uniere @irtsbduier gum @erfamm.
'%lungsIofn1 auerrei 8ierpbtIoiopben &C.
mo6t tprrben. Mit biertpeifer 8bilo=
iopbenmiene tp1trben 90 ro9einon6er
Stride, Stoot nn6 ser Mebenmenf1
tiefernit er0rtert. l1n6 nas ntart mber
Sen bonen @1tmpen bintpeg fab an
Stride, Stoot un6 ont M~ebenmeniden,
6os tpor Elm 3errbiI6, sos ser Mlfo=
fol nor5orberte. @are1 es anfangs
o11h MIR Sder3e, Sic mani ii6 erla11b=
tie, 10 iteIlten ii6 Sic 1tnorsbleibIihen
So1gen bod boI6 Elm: - 6as reIigi0fe
2eben perfla9te unb Ser Soufbruoer
uaro nielleidt gar gum @erbred)er.
II nn6 5ubauie ergab ii6 gar mani
der bem iti0en Cuff un6 IieB Bral1
nn6 @in6 berfimmern.
@enm al1h Ser beutf6e Monn bon
oem 9aiter Ser l%tnmaBigfeit int 9rin=
fen iia nidt 10 leidt beberriden IdBt,
Ito 6iirfen mir es 6o6 nidt beridmei-
gen, 6aB a1d unter Deutihen bierin
|bie1, iebr piel g%eiiin6igt miro. 9o,
6urd eero6e eridaperen Tie fi9 sen
i'm @ampfe um perionlide Grei=
belt in Ser Grinffroge! Die Sein6e
ser perionlthen 6reibeit in ser Erinf-
|frage meiien o11f sic groben l1ebel
bin, sic burd 6os unmGBige Erinfen
perltr ia6t mer6en. Sic bebm1pten,
oaB MIR Elm &abifolmittel ei1em Sta.
6ifaliibel abbelfe n Tonne. 9iefes &a=
oifolmittel ieben Tie notiir1id) in ser
3mangsmaBigfeit, in Ser Erobibitton.
limo min man ibnen ettpos 6ogegen
ertpi6ern, 10 meiien lie einfo9 a1f 6ie
pielen 6dlle bon l1nm6bigfeit in Sen
&eiben 6erer bin, Sic sic @robibition
ablebnen, 6afur ober cine. geiun6e
MdiBigfeit befurtporten.
Sc fom olio oen 6reun6en elmer
geinnben MdBigfeit nidt marm &c.
mug empfoblen per6en, boB iie aud
itets iiben, mos Tie befurtporten: &c.
iunbe MdBigfeit. Gum Srinfen brdn'
gen 6ur@ vFreaten" ODER bur9 .fon'
|itigen 3nipru6 lit duBerit nertperf.
Iid,. @era6e 6ieie l1niitte bot f9or
monden ruiniert. Dime biefe eefdbr'
Iid,en Greunoe tpGire mon@er gefrnt
unb mdBig gebIieben, 10 bot er fid
aber, mie 10 bieIe a1t1ere IN gleide1
l9aee, benz Grunfe ergeben.