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The Springdale news., 1914-08-14
- - MAYEtEUD.

C'ayton Fry made a business trip to Prairie Grove last week
 Mr and Mrs. Henry Morris are visiting relatives in Oklahoma this week.
 Miss Willie Donaldson of Huntsville visited Mrs Clarkson Saturday.
 MT. and Mrs. Sim Morris visited the latter's mother,, Mrs. Calico, at Mountain Springs Saturday.
 Geo. Campbell Is having his house painted this week Geo. Byrd is do- ing the work. Bill Allison is no better at this writing.
 Mr and Mrs Will Riggin of Zion visited MT. and Mrs. Steve Trout Sunday night
 MT. and Mrs. Charlie Kendrick visited at Tom Tom McChristian' S Sunday.
 Mrs. Fannie Jones and children visited at Thad Jones Saturday night annd Sunday and attended Church at Langley.
The Springdale news., 1914-08-14
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Fayetteville Daily. A k t

Amendment No. 14 expressly pro- Yides that no city or town shall issue bonds to an amount. in the aggregate, of more than seven CD per cent of the assessed valuation of all real and personal property in the munich palty proposing to issue the same, according to the last general assess ment. This limit is fixed at a very conservative figure. In proportion it Is much lower than the per centage of indebtedness of the average busi- business man in comparison to his net financial worth Even this small percentage of bonds cannot be is sued however, until the people of the municipality vote fer the issue of the bonds. The people rule at all times in The issuance of municipal bonds
The Springdale news., 1914-08-14
LOW ELL.

Ruth Wilmuth was passenger to Rogers Saturday.
 Mrs. P. Davis and daughter, Jessie Mae, returned ths week from her yisi' in Denver, Coo. Lee Jackson and wife are visiting their daughter near Selgman, Mo. Beulah Robbins has gone to Mis-
 sour to live with her grand parents. A number of our young people at tended the ice cream social at Pleas
 ant Grove Saturday night Pinkston & Mayes have purchased John Looney's store and stock of
 goods and moving their store goods into the new building this week
 Blanche Mayes gave party to about thirty of her friends last Thursday night. All attending had a very jolly time.
 Mrs. Foust of Monett visited Satur day with her friend, Miss Elsie Vim
 son
 Mrs. Reed and two sons arrived this week from Kansas and are
 guests at the Fred Meyer home The daughter and grand daughter of R. Walker are visiting him. Mabel Ford and little Clyde Bing ham returned Sunday from Dallas, Texas. they visited their sister Mrs. Ethel Elsenson.
 Mrs. Steve Williams and daughters Misses Eva, Ava and Ivory left Mon- day morning for a visit with MT. Will Hams in Louisiana, who is an em- ployee on the K. c. R. R. down there. The Ladies Aid will hold an ice cream social at the usual place un- der the Naples next Saturday night
 Everybody is cordially invited A junior Christian Endeavor was organized last Sunday evening with a nice enrolment All juniors are cor
 dially invited to join this little band, which meets at 6:30 every Sunday
 evening in the churches respectively. Ethelyn.
The Springdale news., 1914-08-14
WOULDN'T THIS JAR YOU?

Speaking of careful shoppers re- minds the Man About Town of a short story he heard some time ago Of fashionably dressed young wo- man who entered a postoffice, hesi- tated moment, and stepped up to the stamp window. The clerk look ed up expectantly, and she asked: Do you sell stamps here?"
 The clerk politely answered ''yes. |"
 T would like to see some please" was the unusual request.
 The clerk dazedly handed out a large sheet of the 2-eent variety, which the young woman carefully ex- amined Pointing to one near the center. she said: T will take this one please. Ozark Enterprise.
The Springdale news., 1914-08-14
Russians Are Enthusiastic.

St. Petersburg.-A wave of patriot ism has swept Russia, and every effort is being made to meet the demands of the crisis. Families of reservists are being allowed to remain in their homes without paying rent. Private houses have been placed at the disposal of the government for hospitals, and so- cities have been formed to distribute food to the needy. The daughters of the emperor are supervising the relief work from the Hermitage. Religious animosities have been dropped.
The Springdale news., 1914-08-14
VERY COMMON

It is reported that thousand dollar counterfeit bank note is in circulation in some parts of the eoun- try The Star employees have been warned to carefully scrutinize all bills of that denomination that come to the office, so if you are contem- plating the passage of such a bill here you are liable to get caught Berryville Star.
The Springdale news., 1914-08-14
LOCAL DRUGGIST MAKES MANY
 FRIENDS.

W C. Ownbey reports they are making many friends through the QUICK benefit which Springdale peo- pie receive from the simple mixture 0 known as Adler-i-ka. This remedy be came famous by curing appendicitis and it is the most thorough bowel cleanser known, acting on BOTH the lower and upper bowel JUST ONE DOSE of Adler-i-ka relieves constipa- tion and gas on the stomach almost IMMEDIATELY.
The Springdale news., 1914-08-14
DON'T LEAVE SPRiNGDALE.
No Need to Seek Afar. The Evidence
 is at Your Door,

No need to leave Springdale to hunt up proof, because you have it here at home. The straight forward statement of a Springdale resident est for every man, woman or child here in Springdale.
 W. H. Gribble, Allen X Shilo Sts., Springdale, Ark, says: "I suffered constantly from kidney weakness and lame and aching back. Often my back got so lame that I could hardly get around. My kidneys gave me considerable annoyance, too, especially at night Doan's Kidney Pills did me more good than any other remedy ever used. After took them, could rest better at night, my back got stronger and l improved in every way. l don't have to take kidney medicine very often now. l do, however, use Doan' s Kidney Pills occasionally and they always benefit me right away. publicly recommended them couple of years ago and I am glad to give you permission to keep on using my statement"
 Price soc at all dealers. Don simply ask for a kidney remedy-g get Doan Kidney Pills-the same that MT. Gribble had. Foster Milburn Co, Props, Buffalo. N. Y.
The Springdale news., 1914-08-14
Infection and Insect Bites Dangerous.

Mosquitoes, flies and other insects, which breed quickly in garbage pails. ponds of stagnat water,n barns. musty places, etc, are carriers of disease. Every time they bite you, they inject poison into your system from which some dread disease may result. Get a bottle of Sloan's Liniment It is aatiseptic and a few drops will neut- ralize the infection caused by in- Liniment disinfeets cuts. bruises and sores You cannot afford to be without it in your home. Money back if not satisfied Only Poe at at your druggist
The Springdale news., 1914-08-14

Constipation is the starting point for many serious diseases. To be healthy keep the bowels active and regular. HERBINE will remove all accumulations in the bowels and put the system in prime condition. Price soc. Sold by w. G. Ownbey.
The Springdale news., 1914-08-14
Stop That Rheumatism.

Get a bottle of Hunts Lightning Oil. This is the remedy that every one is talking about because it stops the pain so quickly. For neuralgia and headaches there is nothing bet ter. Ask your druggist.
The Springdale news., 1914-08-14

Personally we would be rather glad to hear that Cupid had laid off from his regular work and is taking shots at the man who induced us to bet a box of cigars on the election last Saturday
The Springdale news., 1914-08-14
Statewide 1tems

The Palace Drug Store at Rogers has been sold to Dr. A c. Me kelney, of Greenwood
 The school enumeration for the st'te this year will show an increase of between l5,000 to 10000 pupils ov. CT last year.
 l.. R. Putnam, Progressive nominee for Congress, from this district, formally opened his campaign at St Paul last week.
 Senator w. J. Stone was re-nomin ated in Missouri Wednesday by a ma jority of about 10000. Champ Clarke had no opposition.
 
 The Democratic State campaign will be opened Friday of this week at Ola, Ark, when Gov. Geo. w. Hays fires the frs broadside
 The general eecton will be held on
  standing has been had, as to the ex- ace date, some contendng it to be September S.
 
 At the recent meeting of the Ark ansas Farmers Union, H. s. Mob ley, of Prairie Grove was reelected president, and J. H. Fry, of Atkins, secretary treasurer.
 Gov. Geo. w. Hays has announced his State Commissioners for the Pa nama-Pacific Exposition, and named s W. caudle in this county, and as Ex. hibit Commissioner for this county he named John E. Jones'
 Senator Thomas P Gore was re- nominated for United States Senator over s. w. Hays, by maojrity of more than two to one, at the primary in Oklahoma Tuesday. Al Jennings was third in the race for governor S nomination.
 
 There is $1,200000 now in the state treasury vaults that will be turned over to the different school districts about September 10. There is also about s600,0 ,000 in the state pension fund, awaiting the issuing of the warrants.
 It is rumored In political circles that Judge John N Tillman, Demo cratic nominee, and L. R. Putnam. Progressive nominee, both residing at Fayetteville, and both candidates for Congress will arrange joint cam aign of the Third District, when MT Tillman returns from Canada where he Is attending Knights of Pythias convention.
 John w. Tillman. oldest son of Judge John N. Tillman, of Fayette- vile, who is now located at Pawhus- ka. in Osage county. Oklahoma, was nominated at the recent Democratic primary in that state, for County Attorney He was deputy attorney under D. B. Horsley. at the time of his nomination. Johns many Wash ington county friends extend con- gratulations, and trust sweeping victory at the general election.
 Washington County has turned over to the state S54 ,511.70 as the state s share of the taxes collected in this county. Sheriff Caudle and Deputy Homer Jackson returned this morning from Little Rock, where they had been to make the settlement for the county. The items of the tax sheet
The Springdale news., 1914-08-14

When the baby is suffering the dou ble affliction of hot weather and bow el disorders, the remedy needed is McGEE'S BABY ELIXIR. It reduces the feverish condition, corrects the stomach and checks looseness of the bowels. Price 25c and soc per bottle. Sold by w. G. Ownbey
The Springdale news., 1914-08-14

Farmers, mechanics, railroaders, laborers, rely on Dr. Thomas Eclec- tic Oil. Fine for cuts, burns, bruis- es. Should be kept in every home. 25e and soc.
The Springdale news., 1914-08-14

Generally debilitated for years. Had sick headache, lacked ambition. was worn out and all run down. Bur dock Blood Bitters made me well woman. Mrs. Chas. Freitoy. Moo sup, Conn
The Springdale news., 1914-08-14

Percy Noodles says he wrote the capitalists daughter at the seashore not to dance on the beach in her bathing suit, and she wired him back. Send me a barrel.
The Springdale news., 1914-08-14

Apply a cotton cloth wet with BALLARD'S SNOW LINIMENT to all wounds ,cuts, burns, sores or blisters, and note it's wonderful healing power. It is prompt and very effective Price 25c. soc and $t.00 per bottle. Sold by N. c Ownbey.
The Springdale news., 1914-08-14

Tillie Ginger says she asked at an up town boarding house what sort of bo orders she would be associated with and the landlady said, "Oh. they are real swels: they call tango tongo.
The Springdale news., 1914-08-14

It may be possible also that the Kaiser overlooked the fact that Jack Johnson is affiliating with France.
The Springdale news., 1914-08-14

What we don't understand is how the wolf in sheep's clothing can stand the heat.
The Springdale news., 1914-08-14

A polygamist is a person who makes Cupid run errands for him
The Springdale news., 1914-08-14

The flight across the Atlantic has been again postponed" and Walter Wellman he just laughs.
The Springdale news., 1914-08-14

Every linotype man in the coun try is opposed to war between countries that spell like Servia and Austria.
The Springdale news., 1914-08-14
STATE CAMPAIGN OPENS.

Little Rock, Aug. 12.-The first shell from the Democratic guns will fall in the vicinity Of Ola next Sat urday when Gov. c. ". Hays will di- rect his broadside at the enemy. Gov. Hays will speak alone, for the Re- publicans and the still smaller fry have not been invited to participate in the dancing.
 After this date the Democratic speakers will be turned loose in all sections of the state, and the fight continued until after the campaign for United States Senator and Congress- man closes in November The com mittee has list of about so speak CTS that will visit the various sec tions of the state, but at no place will division of time be given the Republican wind tanners.
The Springdale news., 1914-08-14

If the war dogs can not be kept in the pound they ought to be sent to the crematory.
The Springdale news., 1914-08-14

When you yawn a good deal in the daytime, feel dull. achey and want to stretch frequently it is an unmis- tababie symptom of malaria, and un- less you to something at once you are booked for spell of chills. HER ZINE is a chill medicine that will prevent or cure the disease. It drives out the impurities on which the malarial germ thrives, streng- thens the liver and eleanses the bow els. Price soc. Sod by W. G. Own bey
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-20
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- DaB Der 500 roi6 an BEN @en=
iden beramrttt, bat ii6 abermals be-
mabrbeitet in 6em Mbleben 6es Dabi6
6. Mbeles, melder am Sonntagmor-
gen Inn 9 ubr an Ben 6o1gen eineS
'Shlaganfalles ftarb. 1nertpartet fam
6ieie betriiben6e @a6ri@t, 6enm 1a1r
menige muBten Inn 6as unmoblfein
des 3abingeidie6enen, tpelder an
Samltag lei6en6 moor, 6eiien 8uftanb
aber bon Dem 3u @ilfe gerufenen
Mr5te als Elm 6a1rda11s nit feiner 2e-
bensgefabr berbun6ener be8ei6net
mur6e. Sn Ser Samitagnadt batte
Mbeles einen guten @9lof, un6 10
glaubte man i'm fi@erli@ u1f 6em
beiten @ege Der @eneiung. Do@ tpa-
rem berortige @ermutbnneen eitel;
INN 8 l1br tpur6e er bonn Sdlage &C.
riibrt, mn6 INN 9 l1br batte er ieinen
1ebten Mtbem3ug getban. S4mer5-
li@ lit 6ieier S@log fir Sic gar5e
Samilie, aber a11@ sic ga115e @ta6t
fiiblt it@ an ser 8obre bes @erblide-
men idper eetroffen, 6enn III Dopio
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-20

nn0 on6ere &or6indle, mel9e bon
9fom %abmeien6 maren, m1r6en 5uriid=
g%erufen. 9ie mabre l1rlade 6es So
6es 6es 81. &aters tpar Ser Gram
iiber BEN europaiiden &rieg, 6enn er
ltarb an gebrodenem Ser5en. Gin
Hrielter tpar our 6teue mto ertbeilte
6em Sterben6en Sic lebte Saframen=
tie. 3es 8ap1tes S9meitern, pel6e
Sabre lang INN 6ie 8e6iirfniiie .ibreS
befiimmert maren, befan6en
ii9 an Der 8ettieite 6es @terben6en.
fur5 Dor @intritt 6es Sooes mar
ser 81. Nater BEL bolem 8%etpmBtlein.
Mls Ser Scatter bon 9ei terrei@ Se.
@eiligfeit UNI ieinen Segen bot fir
6ie oiterrei@ifde @rmee, ertbeilte ser
&oplt nit mun6em @er5en 1T auer
ie6em ser @ol6aten, tpelde
CUR 6ront gerufen, ieinen Segen ur16
eri u6te 6en Scatter, fir 6en Grie6en
5u beten. Ser @apit brad 5eitmeilig
in 1angeS Sd1u65en un6 @einen
o11s, mobei er mebflagte: vMetne
&in6er, meme ormen &in6er." SAT-
11namfbaltla liant tparen :i6ie @e6ot1fen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-20
@cprnc 8eruarb 5ha,u, Scr befamn=

tc Sotirifer, gebort 5u SEN penige1
GnolGnoern, sic Sen Mmtb baben,
6ffentlid) 81 erflaren, oab England
an oenl gegen>pGrtigen &riege Die
@m1ptlduulo babe lno 6eSbalb al1b
Sic gerant>mortung a1f 1t6 nebr1e11
miilie. Sbap lit init ms Ser Mnlid)t,
oaB MllBlouo u1o Trallfreid ole orp=
helloe @altllng aegen Geutldlolro, Sic
id)lieblih sum @uld) fiibrte, 11l6t a1l=
qenonnme1r baben miir6e1, pem gl1g=
lono nid]t Sen Miifen gelteift batte.
Gus BON england eingeleitete poli=
ii ld)e 6ed)tellnebtel nit 6ranfrei6
1tno &1tblanb Fat bon Mnfang an
eineu ausgelbrpde1en 0elttldfelnoli=
den Gbarafter gebabt nn0 idliebli6
sur &otaltropbe gel librt. gnglano
bot es Bis 5l1lebt in Ser &ano gebabt,
oen Srieoen 5n erbalte1l aber es bat
1lidt getpolt;; es bat, }pdbren6 eS int
nler bon 6rieben rebete, 6en &rieg
l1npermeiolid gemadt. l1nD oafur
lpir0 es bon Ser @eldidte sur Gerant=
tportltng ge5ogen per6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-20

6. Mbeles bate ct. @lono einen
Mann, Ser itetS CUR San6 >par,
pem es galt, 6as Snterelie un6 Sic
@obIfubrt ct. CLOUDS GIT tpobren
unb 5n beben. SSn Dem Dobinge<
ldie6enen betra1tert ct. @lor6 GUT
6em einen tii9tigen @ei6aftsm1arr,
ser in 6em @mporfommen ser @taot
fem eigenes erfannte ur6 fir 6asl elbe
itets na9 beiten &raften eintrot. Der
8er1torbette m1r6e in 1854 in Sc ter
reid geboren. Mit 16 Sabren ma11<
6erte IT na@ Mmerita aus, tpor 5u<
eri It in 8enn Dan I'M 5taate Seem
Oorf in elmer 8ubmoarer1= un6 @aen.
tpaarenban6lung tbatig. @or etua
80 Sobren fam er 1ta@ Minmel ota
uno trat in 3ulutb nit S. 6reirnutb
in geiddftIide @erbin6ung, oie er
6rei Sabre b%eibebielt, Damn nod st.
CLOUD fam un6 bier in Berbinout1g
NIT 1et1em Brl10er 9erma1111 e1r &le1=
6ergeidaft er0ffnete, Sos beioe 1,abe<
5u Is Sabre lang betrieben, oos Damn
in Sen aleinigen @eiib 6es @eritor=
benen uberging un6 Dos er Bis Triib-
iabr 6ieies Sabres in @etrieb bielt,
5n tpelher 3ett ct 6as @eIdaft 1T 6ie
&an6e Ser minneapolis @tore @p-
item 60. iibergeben lieB. Crit iiingit
.aiiocttrte er it6 mutt g. sc. @raoemart
at einem @an6el in Buttpoaret1 rrb
s@n6erflei6ern, tpeldes @ei6aft in
Sen eriten Sagen in Dem 2otale, in
tpeIdem er fir mebr 6enn einem
@terteliabrbnn6ert 6en @I1eioerbonbel
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-20

betrieb, batte er0ffnet per6en io0en,
maren ia sic @infaufe int Often fir
baa Doppelgei@aft bereitS gemo6t,
MORAN CT ii9 nit 6em groBten @ntbu=
liasmus fir eine 11e11e @eibafts+Mrea
betbeiligte. '@uf bem &eimtuege aus
Dem Often cog er ifd eine @rfaltnng
5a,. unb 90. ieins @eiunobeits5uitan6
in LETTER 8eit gu miini@em iibrig lieB,
m0gen mobl bie &omplifationen ben
@rnno at ieinem unertparteten Sin=
i6ei6en geGegt baben. Sn 6ebruar
1895 perebelidte er iid) nit SRI. Mn=
no @11tbmann aus Chicago; Ser glid>
liden @be entiproiien 5mei &n6er,
sic nit ser i6>per gepriiften @attin
6en 500 oes g11ten @aters b%etrarer1.
Gdenitagna&mittag 2 Tiff Tandem oie
@egrdbniBceremonien int Srauerbon-
le itott, n1r6 nit 6em Na@miHags=
5uge tpur6e Die 2ei6e nod Chicago
gebrodt, mo iie oem fiiblen SdoB
ser @r6e %iibergeben miro. Mtt Der
gan5en Sta6t entbietet mu6 Der
uMor6itern" Ser 10 idtper beimge>
iuhten 6omilte fem al1fri6tigeS 8et<
lei6.
- sc l'gentli9 ser lebten Donner-
itagabeno gebaltenen Ser ammlurg
Ser ct. CLOUD gr3tebungsbeboroe
muroen folgen6e 8eamten einitimmtg
ertpdblt: IS. @. Smitb, 8rdiibent;
SsS11Iius M6oms, @efret6r, 6. e.. 8ln-
nell, @doBmeiiter. Der &raitbent er-
narnte fir bos laufen6e S@uliabr
foIge11be tebenber @omitees: @ebau-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-20

Sm Simmcis amf sic an m1oerer
stellc perDffentlidJten %erbanoinn=
acn Der 50. Sabresfompettipn oes
>. q. 6. Gemtralpcreims, lucldc let=
te @udc in YittSbnreh @a,, acbaltcn
muroe, mDdtcn mir mniere Seler
crludlt >uiilen, ja Sen pum Gentral=
uerein al, ale bentiden &atbolifcn
Sielcs 9anoes erlailcncm Mnfrmf, gum
%cjten scr ppm cnrupdiiden &riege
beimgeiudlten Sriioer bmr@ cine
Welobciitencr b%ei5ntraaen, nid)t SD
iiberidauen. Sin gleider Mppea ut
pun Serrn Snlins WfDrid, bem Fra=
iiSeuten bes 9entid=amerifamiiden
Geutralbnn0es ppn Minueiota, an al
le 9emtld)cn bieies Staates erlaien.
Sdier mui es 8umber nebme11, Dap
sic piclen oentiden Sploatcn IN st.
Glpuo bis jett ibrcn &pbltbatigfeits=
finn nod nid)t baben onrdblifen la1=
len. Sin oieien mare es itderlid, in
elmer Scr iammlnng SIT elmer oerartl=
eem &eiitener an5nregem ans oieiel=
be bnrd)snfitbren. Gem 1idt geni1gt
es, SAP mir sic 2eiocn mrierer BRIT
ser mitcmpfiuocn, ipnoern ,pir mltl=
ien Tins SIT werftbatigem 5anoeln
%nufrnffcu. Nir Aiirfcn bnS NDlf, NIT
oem >uir nn%onfbDrlid bmrd bie &an=
SC oes &lntcs nnb ser Mbitammnng
p%erbnnoen iinb nnS bas jett fir 1t1=
ierc beiligiteu Sitter fampft, nidt
i'm Slide ~lailen, @ir fDmnen nnS
ipQen audi nnicrerieits eim Spfer
brineen nnb bnrd @elbipenoen Sic
Nptb ser @ittmen nnb @atien lim=
Bern nno sic Eflege ser &erp11beten
nad &raften fOroern.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-20
9te Ser. 5taaten iuer6en 9ege11=

liber 0e1 elropa11 ben @1rrer, gang
gleid, tpel6e Mns6ebm1ng 6ieie neb=
men m0gen, cine 11eutrale @altung
einnebmen. &ieriiber fonn ol16 nidt
Ser geringite 3metfel beiteben. 9te
5pmpotbien, 6ie ii@ under Ser 8epol=
ferung ie no9 6em obliegen6en Gle
merte fiiblbar MAIDEN m0gen, tper6en
an 6ie{er 5teuungnabme Ser Ser.
gtooten nidts GIT dn6ern bermogen.
Cine 6%erorttge Saltung ergibt it&
m6t MIR aus @riin6en ser &edtli6z
felt mno 8iuigfeit, ion6ern a16 al
5umaI aus @riin6en ser Motbmen6ig=
teit. @ieie 8olitif Ser abioluten
Midteirmtidung in sic @an6el Ser
often @elt lit bon Sen Sagen 8aib=
ington's an maBgeben6 fir 6ie Ser.
Gtoote1r gemeien 11n6 ibrer getremli=
den nebnng mar eS 81 6anfen, 6ab
6ie monderlei &%ataitropben, 6ie i'm
9oufe ser lebten 40 Sabre iiber
@uropa bereingebroden iin6, 6en Ser
einigten Stoaten feinen 1on6erli@en
@do6en o1getbm baben. @S lit Of
fenfnnbig nn6 einleudten6, 6aB Elm
Mbirren bon 6ieier metien Bolitif, un6
tpGire es MIR in ani6einen6 %untpeient=
Iiben @tiiden, NIT nnieren Irooitio=
men, un6 tpaS min6eitens ebenio bel
beiagt, NIT nnieren beiten Sntereiien
inn 8t6erfpru@ itdn6e, cine M0gltd=
felt bterfir lit 6enn audi 10 gut mie
iiberbanpt ni6t borbmn6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-20

Seine &raf tie lieBen aamalig naf,
nn6 am Dtenitag nabm ietn Magen
feine Mabrr1g mebr an. Nuf ieinen
Gooesbette tpinfte er Sen Mer5ten ab,
me11n 6ieie ibm fliiiiige Mabrr1ng BET
5ubringen iudten. Ct bielt nit ieinem
@ebete fir sic in @efabr iteben6en
Sol6aterr an nn6 flebte BEN &immel
an, sic @eibel 6es &rieges bon GU
ropa ob5ntpen6en. - Die 2ebensge-
i@i6te 6es FL. &oters> 6ie mir in ibrer
MnSfiibrli9feit erit nadite ISOLDE
bri1rgen f0nner, lit fmr5 folgen6e: &C.
boren in Gieia am 80. Muguit 1885;
er5ogen 11n6 berangebil6et IN &ieia
nn6 in 8a6ua; III 6en FL. &rieiter=
ban6 erboben in 1858; @eeliorger
fir 1reu1 Sabre; als Bfarrer BON Sal
cor5ono in 1867 berufen; Diitriffs<
prdii6ent ,in 1875; @apitular@ ifar
in 1887; 8ii6of BON Montua in
1884; @or6inol nn6 Batriar@ bon
@ene0ig in 1890; 5um &opite er=
m4blt om 9. Mngnit 1908; geitor=
ben ant 10. 9l11gm1t 1914.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-20

80 9n 9emtl&lanb, id mnk mar
idire11, o Oh 9eutiblan6> i6 m1B
fort! Cine 3eitlang m1tB id i6ei6en,
cine 3eitlong m1B i@ mei6en, mein
geliebtes 8aterlan6!" - 10 milien
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