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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-10

Prominent bouts OF the week:
Tony Ross vs.. BOer Rodel. Albany, y.
Y. 10 rounds.
Frankly Russell vs.. Joe Thomas: New
Orleans, 10 rounds.
Peanuts" Schieberl vs.. TX. o." Mars.
Cincinnati. 10 rounds.
Johnny Dundee VS.. Billy Bennett; New
York: 10 rounds.
Matty McCue ~. Jack White: Racine:
10 rounds.
Joe Azevedo vs.. Grover Hayes: Oak
land. Cal. 10 rounds
Johnny kilbane vs.. Tommy Bresna-
han: syracuse. 10 rounds.
Jimmy Clabby VS.. Sailor Petrosky:
Los Angeles. 20 rounds.
Ad Wolgast vs.. Pat Douillard. Wind
sor, ont: rounds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-10

Milwaukee promoters are trying TO
land Johnny kilbane. who has decided to
leave the featherweight ranks. TO meet
either Ad Wolgast or Charley White at
an early date.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-10
uH1xyx.AxH1D HURRIED pr1AI-
3U81 or xBAD0BD TO
0xBoRoxI3.
o1ves 1ass 70 Many ana var1sd 1umors
OF nsttlsmsnt Of Baseball war
Bt9 League RagnAtss There.

CHICAGO. Feb. 9-The unexplained
and hurried departure OF three OF the
FEDERAL League leaders TO New York,
wnere their opponents OF organized bali
are gathered this week in force. gave
rise TO the theories tonight. one that
peace between organized and outlaw bali
~ TO be made. and the other that the
federals. despite their protestations,
arc ngurtng on invading the metropolis
president James A. Gilmore. of the
league and Charles weeghman and VIII
liam ~. Walker. OF the Chicago club
made the trip. They left ON an hours
notice and none OF them would give n
reason for their coming. Manager
tinker. left alone at headquarters
would only venture the statement that
the nyfng visit was made for the good
or the Federal league"
Ban Johnson. president of the Amerf-
can league. though apparently well post
&C on the movements OF the rival league
magnates. said he knew nothing of the
purpose OF their journey. He did say,
however that he was opposed TO the
proposition to plant an American As
sociation team In Cleveland. though on
the suggestion that a third team be
placed In Chicago his objection was not
so strong. johnson left tonight for New
York.
The American league head intimated
that organized baseball would not en-
ter the courts In the war with the Fed
erals. but said that any player who be-
gan the season with the outlaw circuit
probably would be let go.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-12-09
GOOD BACKS FOR BAD
viroqua Residents, Are Learning
How to Exchange the Old Back
For Stronger One

Does your back ache, feel weak and
Painful?
Do you suffer headaches, languor and
depression? tf
Is the urine discolored, passages ir-
regular?
The kidneys may be calling for help.
Weak kidneys cannot DO their work.
Give them the help they need.
To cure kidney backaches you must
cure the kidneys.
Use tested and proven kidney rem
edy.
Doan's Kidney Pills have stood the
test.
Convincing proof of merit in the fol-
lowing endorsement.
John Hall. farmer, Readstown, Wis,
says: al suffered from hard, dull back.
aches and pains IN my kidneys. Ii hurt
me to stoop, get up out of chair or
lie in bed. | used Doan's Kidney Pills
and got relief.
Price SOC at all dealers. Don't simp-
" ask for kidney remedy-ge. Doan's
Kidney piIls-the same that Mr.. Hall
had. Foster Milburn Co, Props, Buff
falo, N. Y.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-12-09
CITY COUNCIL DoINcs
vrRoouA WIS M,

vIRoQUA, WIS. Dec. 1. 1914
Common council of City 0f,Vifodua met IA
regular session Present.. Aldermen A. s.
Nelson. w. E.Nelson, Sterry and Morrison
Rogers. Hofstead.
Labor account: A. Below zoe, Chas. Green 2 90.
VIM. WEIGH 1918. L. johnson H. "a, Standard Oil
Company 9l.62. Express Co ST. vifodua Electric
Light Co. 1851.
Moved BY Aid. Rogers and saceadedsthat Ruben
SibauRh be GRANTED permit 20 place building
rock in front of lot in Dinsdae Heights and not to
street to be kept clear of obstruction Alec Levi
Allen be granted permit TO occupy Is of street
abutting lot west side of Main street adjoining
DIR. LADDERS lot and balance Of street TO be kept
clear Of Instructions. Adopted -
Upon motion council adjourned.
Gro. II. CLARKE, Clerk.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-12-09
MoNEY 10 LOAN

On farm property. Funds always on
hand, no delay. Interest reasonable.
| also buy mortgages. ADDRESS, or call
onW. J. Hickisch, 203 S.4th street, La
Crnsaa Wis
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-12-09
UNITED LUTHERAN CHURCH

ing dinner at II 80.
UNITED LUTHERAN CHURCH
Illustrated temperance lectures by Andrew S.
Sather at the following churchss:s The Kickapoo
church on Saturday and Sunday evenings De-
cember t2-i2 Freeman church, on Friday even
ing. December M Utica church. or Saturday and
Sunday eveningas December 49,
snr. Sather will also lecture st North West Prai-
rie church (Rev. Ra-he-s's charged on Wednes-
day and Thursday evenings. December 1917. All
lectures TO start ut O'Clock.
Services at Folsom next Sunday sforenoan and
in East Kckapoo In the afternoon
THE HAUGE'S CHURCH
Sunday; Confirmation and communion services
in Immanuefs church at 1880.
December IA and I6s Illustrated temperance
lectures in West Prairie church both evenings at
O'Clock by A. S. Sather. Come one, come ALL
Wednesday, December Is. ladies aid society Of
Zion meets with Mrs. Henry Peterson. All invit-
ed to dinner at IL o'clock and auction sale after
dinner.
vIRoQUA CIRCUIT
Preaching appointments for next Sunday: Lib
erty Pole 7:45 p. M, Springville II g. m. Brook
vile at 8.
There viii be hand social at Liberty Pole, Sat-
urday evening. December H. Ladies request
ed 70 bring boxes. Something new. Everybody
welcome.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-12-09
cHracB NOTES
METHODIST CHURCH

The annual Methodist bazaar and CHICKEN Die
dinner viii be held Saturday December in the
basement of the church. The ususi number of
fancy and useful articles viii be c,s sale among
them q number OF rag rugs. We Commence serv-
ing dinner at IL 80
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-08-21
FEATURE BILL SECURED.


Dallas-An all-star bill for the Coll
scum program at the 1914 State FAIR OF
Texas. which begins saturday, October
II. II announced by the MANAGEMENT
No effort or expense has been spared to
secure the best In the world Of music
the real Of song an tho sphere OF sen
sations for the entertainment OF visitors
this year.
Four bands, the Don Phlippini Con-
cert Band Of fifty musicians, Ewing
Kouave Band. the Paul Harris Band
and Victor EsIicks organization, AN
aggregation ~ 100 musicians and IN
strumental soloists. will furnish music
galore.
Among the special attractions are;
Madam Susanna Lehman. world g. nous
vocalist the With Family, acknuwl-
edged to be the greatest Of all eques-
trians. Powers Educated Elephants.
for seven years New York Hippo
drome act. Including the baby elephant
Baby Mine handled by Julia Powers,
the Four Casters. an acrobatic act the
Tasmnnlan Van Dicmans, six young Ia
dies acknowledged 10 bee the greatest
dancers In vaudeville RAMA n Arnu.
comedy act; the Real quartet, and a
big spectacular dancing act with TWEEN
" young ladies participating
All this will be given In the coliseum
FOR the entertainment NJ State Fair
visitors
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-08-21
JOKE NOT ON THE CONDUCTOR

Grabbing her handbag. the size N a
small por'mautogI aud her Pomcran-
lam dog. and clutchiug "a nun that hy
its size must have uucN held a young
bear the lady OF ample dimensions in-
t.matpd to the passengers Of he ear
that she wished to- allght
Conductor she exclaimed, furious
Iy 20 thought told you To put me or
at Granville rlad''
"Hut. madam
Don't start making excused she
retnrtod. aB jerk NJ the ear shot her
and her impodimeu'a into the lap of a
feeble youth
"Hut you asked began the com
luctor
"Oh yes. ! know ull about your not
being able 60 remember where every
one wants TO get or rll report you
for .nsolcnce II you argue any
iur,hcr'"
Gently assisting her to alight, aud
having rung his bell, the conductor
touched his cap.
I'm sorry, madam he said. with
smile: but only wanted to say that
Granville road is half a mile further
uni'-ritRlts.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-08-21

W. H. Butler was In saturday
from Camp Springs lie reports good
season and crops doing good enough
for anybody. lie says he doesn't I'M
derstand why war In Europe
should cause the price OF sugar to
jump so high when this country
makes IT, own supply Speaking Of
the high cost Of such things as we
consume. Mr. Butler says there have
been times when he did without
meat. and he could do it again. lie
said further, that the South would
be better OF to cut out the use Of
whiskey, tobacco and coffe
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-08-21
LOAN REFUSED TO EUROPE.

There came q request several days
ago from some of the WarIug ua-
lions I'm Europe for % loan by Amor.
lean Banks The banker cOur'oousJ
laid the matter before President VIII.
SON who said that while the Govern
mcnt has no authority TO- prevent the
loan he hoped the banks would turn
down the proposition.
should such loan be- made. other
European countries would consider
lea breach OF neutrality and it
would probably lead to- trouble The
American bankers accepted the Pres.
ldent'f view and refused the loan
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-08-21

Uncle Pack Wolfe says that he
has am idea that the thickly populat-
ed countries OF Europe have been
watching the broad unsettled do
main In the Western continent and
they Thought To- rIg mp war among
themselves, hoping that the United
states would touch Off the bomb that
would plunge this country IN war
and open the way for those countries
to gobblc mp some Of our territory,
but thank. To- level headed prcsi-
dent. the United States didn't touch
OF the bomb
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-08-21
Texas Boy Wins
National Contest

In a speaking contest where
the pick OF the country's young
men orators were entered. Frank
Lyons, a Texan from FL Paso,
won first place. The contest was
held at Lake Mohawk, New York
on the occasion Of the annual
Peace Conference and was to de-
termine the winner OF the Ma
tional Peace Prize for orators
from the Colleges Of the United
States. Lyons won his way to
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-08-21

Joe Foraker was defeated In a race
for the Senate FOO Ohio; Joe Bailey
was steam rollercd In the State Con
yentIon In Texas. Joe Cannon is @
candidate for Congress In his home
state. with o good chance Of defeat.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-08-21

Lorraine, Tex. S-1i-19li
Dear Brother Hardy.
Thanks for last weeks issue Of pa
per. It was full Of information that
/ desired TO know. Long live the Sig.
nal
Your friend.
C.. r.. JAMESON
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-08-21

A. G.. Morton came In Monday
from his farm east OF town with O
load of big water melons. one mon
ster weighed SO pounds Tom BroS
SON pald MY cents for 10 to send Co
his daughter In Johnson county
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-08-21

We again call your attention to the
fact that cards o. thank noucc1 Of
church and charitable entertainments
where admission is cha god, waere
profit is to be made will be charged
Tor at the rate or 2isc per line.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-08-21

Mrs. Lester stimson is visiting
her people at Tahosa
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-08-21

p. F. Smith and family left satur-
day for their home at Lockney.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-08-21
WHY HARVESTER TRUST WAS
DISSOLVED BY COURT

The chief charges by the Govern
ment against the Harvester Company
were:
Tia; she company Is monopoliz-
ing the sale and manufacture Of har-
vesting machinery had advanced the
prices "to the grave injury Of the
farmer and the general public
That the company controls at least
90 per cent. of the trade in the
United States in harvesters or grain
binders. 10 per cent. Of the mowers.
and more than so per cent. Of the
biader Irvine.
That the company had absorbed
competing companies while allowing
these companies still to advertise as
being Independent, thereby mis-
leading, deceiving and defrauding
the public and more effectually Grip
pling existing competitors and keep
ing out new ones,
That the defendants resorted to
unfair trade methods by attempting
to induce agents to handle only
their products
That It bought up patents to per
petuate the monopoly
That In organizing the lnterna-
tional Harvester Company, the de
PENDANTS planned to form monop-
loly
That the company bound retail
dealers by contract not to sell pro-
ducts Of other manufactures.
That the Harvester Company re-
Iceiyed iron, steel and lumber from
the Wisconsin Steel Company and
the Wisconsin Lumber Company sub
salaries. which were used to elimi-
nate competition.
That the company used railroads
under lts control to obtain prefer
ence from connecting roads.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-02-26
Kinder Schreien
MACH FlETcHER'S
ca SIC RIA
Ser fatbuliiebe 9eemamns:
8mmb ,,9te1la Starts"

Cine ser riibrenolten @piiooen in
@erbin6ung nit ser grauitgenS4tffs-
fataltropbe bes Sabres 1912 er3ablte
elm @alogier etnes Ser groben S5ean-
ban1pfer. @inige Sage bepor Der
'Dampfer &opre berlieb, erbielt Der
@apit61t einer 8rief bon elmer 8aue-
rim aus Snore-et-2oire. Sic i@rieb
ibn1, oab ibr ein5iger Sobn &o@ a1f
bent Dampfer uGitanic" getpeier nno
NIT Dem S9iffe untergegangen lei.
Sic habe Elm &reu5 on Ben @apitan
obge{didt nnb bite i'm, basielbe on
ser l1ngliids1tele in 6as Meer gu ner>
lenfen. Dus robe, b0l5erne &rel13,
has sic Mntter nit eigener 9ano per<
fertigt batte, fam 5ettig an. l1no als
in elmer gea9t SOS grobe S4iff lt9
ser &uite MeufunolanoS maberte, %
Itunoen sic Maidinen fir cine Mi-
mute itin nnb 6aS fleine, bol5ere
;@rcn5, bos init 8Gei beidpert moroen
h,ar, Derfhmano in SEN Slutben 6es
Dtee,es.
Ser S5ea11 lit fiirpabr Elm GROCER
Srie6bof! uGitanic" un6 u@oltnrno"
.lin6 menfefanrte Gomen. MQetn tDie
piele fieinere S9iffe unb @arfen
geben int 2m1fe zines SabreS perlo=
rem, obne BOB 6ie 3eitungen bariiber
beridten. @S iin6 ia nl1r fleinere
|5diffsnnfdue! Ma fpridt ni6t 6a-
bon; man 6enft alt9 fo11m an 6ie bte-
len Seefobrer, oie 6ur@ fol@e rflei-
mere" @9iffsunfdle Elm friibes @rab
in ser Meerestiefe finben, mabrero
8ater ltn6 M11tter ober @eib mno
@ino bergebens Die &eimfebr ibrer
29iebel, e%rtparten!
8er 6enft an Sic bielen Seefabrer,
6ie in oen 5tiirmen -bes Schemes ben
Solt p%erlieren nnb an @lmtbe1 nno
.9itte @diffbr11d lei6en? = In bieie
varm1ten feiner &trr6er" 6enft in boz
fertilizer 2iebe @apit 8i11s K, Ser
|1pie6erbolt 6ie @otbper6igfett elmer
beion6eren @eeliorge fir unfere Gee
lcute betont bat. Sbnen gilt audi
sic borge Gorge 10 mander 8iid0fe
uno 8rieiter 5umol in ben &afenitao=
ten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-02-26

ion6eres iibertriebene 2obbm6elei
@oedels fin6et man in einem bon ein<
5elnen 8Iatterr aus ser bon @ar1s in
Chicago beroa1sgegebe1pen 3eitf4rtf:
STE Open Court abgei@rtebenen Ir-
titel, ser cine fritifloie 8etpu1tberung
6es Morres etbalt, 6eiien tpiiien'
idoftli9 baltIoie Mniidten Die &C.
lebrtentpelt, I'M @an5en genommer,
ldngit a11fgegeben Fat. 9obei miro
Dem unbefangenen 9efer aber ni@t
rcrratben boB Die &erren bon Ser
Open Court N~arteiganger 6es @ro~
feiior &oedel iinb, @ertreter ienes
Monismus, 6eiien @run6lagen Ser
SSenoer @rofeiior gei@affen bot.
Sn elmer 5roge, 6ie 10 offettfnnoig
eine @ontropersfrage lit, fann man
'ermarten, 6ab 6ie 8reiie etpas tpeni-
ger porteiii6 mare, Dor allem, % es
iid BEL Dem Monism1s tint ein pbiIo-
lopbiides spftem bmoelt, bas ni6t
r11r Sen @atboli5ismus ionbern audi
6as @briitentbum iiberbm1pt unter-
grabt ur6, 6a1r@ feline Short bes
@amtbeisml1s 6ie @ermttportlibfeit
Ser meni9en @ott gegeniiber 1eugnet.
Shon 0eShuIb miiBte man Die 2eb=
rem &oedels in urtporteiiiderer @eile
aa6 in Ser 8relie b~e11rtbeilen nud
Damn idon, tpenm nidt nod oie Sbotz
fa9e bin51ffadme, baB @oe6el bon Ser
@iiieni9oft ni@t rl1r i@tperer Ser
ftoBe gegen sic 2ogif, fon6ern iosar
ser Gali6nng miiieni9aftli6en Meote-
rials befdnloigt nro iberfiibrt mor-
6en mare. @on oue6em iagt natir=
li6 &rofeiior 8rettenba@, @erfaiier
6es slrtifels, in ser u0pen Court"
fei1t @ort.
@ir moGen nun 11i9t naber auf
@in5eIbeiten eingeben, ni@t alf ben
5ot eingeben, in Dem eS beiBt,
&oedel lei i'm Mnfang bei ben ualte-
rem Maturforidern" auf beftigen ssh
bertrand geitobem uno unl1r Der intel
ligente 8otonifer Mleron6er 8ral1n
babe inn a%ugemeinen 5ugeltimmt. +"
Mus 6em: tpetteren 8erlauf Ser Dar-
iteu1tng m1B Der 2eier 6ie lebera5eu-
grng getpinnen, 6aB 6em Darminis=
mus un6 @ae6el Elm, raitIoier Sieg
getpeien, BOB beute bie
Mebrbeit ser vintenigenten" Motur-
forf9er un6 Center ii9 5u Ben bor1
Sen bei6en @enat1tten a11fgeitelten
befernen, nn6 baB 8rofellor
gnrlt &aedel ols cine miiieni9oftlide
erften STANCES gelte, mdbren6
bod BOG gero6e @egentbeil Ser Sal
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-02-26

lit. Mu9 Sic Ebotia@e tpol1en mir
ni@t naber beriietiidtigen, bab 8rei-
tenbo6 Die n@eltrdtbfel" Elm BE.
riibmtes 8u@" 11ennt, 6oS Minio-
1ren BON Meni@en Die @ege eetpiefen
babe r5u einem 1re1,en geiftiget 8e-
frieoigtieir mti Dem 2eben, nadbem
fie a11fgeb0rt batten, Croft in ben al-
ten 9ebren ser geoffenbmten &eligio-
men 1no ser 6ualtitii@en 2ebenSpbt-
lo]opbie gu finoen." @s iei bier nur
fur5 barm1f b%ingewieien, bab Die be-
rnfenften Mdintrer Der 8ifemi3aft
6ie r@eltratbfel" in berri@tenoer
@eife abgefertigt boben, un6 bob elm
omerifoniider @eIebrter fdon Dor 20
Sobren 6oS Bud I'M &op1lar @cienoe
Montblp, Sept. 1902, f@arf fritz
lierte. @s mar &rof. SRI. GbiaD,
bon Ser Miiiouri Staats : nninerti-
TIT 5u Columbia, ser bamals f6rieb:
nDas Spitem &aedels berlebt bic
funoomentaIe Gor6er1ng elmer tpaf.
ienfdaftIid)en &ppotbefe: es tpioer-
ipridt fid un6 erfldrt 6ie Ebotfoden
nidt. @s lift 10 bon bon @i6eripri-
@en, 6aB ieine @egner feline @dtpie-
rigteiten baben mer6en, aug ben
@eltrGtbieln Gteuen at cttierer, Die
tim aner &dreiien unter Ser Come:
iiberfiibren, mdbren6 feline 8ertbeibt-
ger nit gleidem @rfolge alle Mrflo'
gen ols unbegriinoet 5uriidpeiien TOM
men. 800. Sn @obrbeit lit &oedels
Bbiloiopbie gar fein @pitem, fon6ern
Elm &onglomerat bon beri6tebenen
Spitemen, etn metapbpiiides 8ot-
pomrri."
Ebinp's l1rtbeil gat3 on5ufibren,
tpdre ,11moglih, 90 es onndbern6 20
Seiten in Ser ertpdbnten 3eiti9rift
umfoBt. 8ir tpeifen n11r f1r5 6arauf
fin, neil es Elm ni9ttatbolti4er &C.
lebrter lift, ser bas urtbeil fault, meil
.er an elmer nertralen (Staats)-l1ni-
Der litm lebrte, tpeil ser Mrttfel in els
ner ~nel1tralen 8etti6rtft be~r0ffentli6t
tpurbe utr6 neil er bon Dr. Chilly als
@ortrag Dor 6en &orern Ser Cornell
l~1niperiitdt Giderli6 rneutraler" 3d.
oenD b%erleien tpur6e. Das al1es 3u-
iammen ma9t sic MeuBer1tng bel on
oers mertbpoM, 5un,ol Ebinp's l1r-
tbeil in mandem ou6 nit Dem iiber-
einitimmt, bas Mdn1rer mte 8irbotD,
Ser 8iologe Drief9, ser @alGontologe
5teimtanr un6 sic ~geIebrten Sc
iuiten Grid @asma1m un6 &einri@
M11Germotr1 neben ar6ere1 Mutori-
tater uber sic @runofdbe, 6ie Me-
tbobe ODER 6os @pitem &ae6els ge-
fallt boben. @.I6t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-02-26
nebaaa erfolsrei6.

l1eberon pred5e,1 6te 2e1te bon "a.
ide1 11r6 feirre1 @irfunge,1, Die So.
lep Miererpiuen bei Miidetupeb, @bell-
moti8matS, Nieren. uno 8Iafenbe.
f1merben ertpirte11. SIR f61rt1t es
,i4t IN @11er Spftem al1fnebmen obne
quite @eiultate. 9es If, neil Golep
%geieretlpiQer Ben Miere,t ur1o BJafe1t
gera6e 6ns gebe,1 mas Die Motlr Der.
Idngt, I'M 6iefe f@pnder uro untbd.
tigen 9rga1e 5l beilen. Bel alIe1
M~potbetern. Nn5eige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-02-26
solfes un6 sic 3ufnnft bes @aterlan-

GplfeS unO DIE Slttnn11 0es Sa1ertu1l7
6es.
Dorum erbeben mir la1t nniere
@timme unb ermabnen nno beid)tpo-
rem I'M Mamer nniereS Serrn Selns
@bri1tus ale @ltern uno @belelte:
boltet beilig sic CITE in allem, bletbet
tre1 gurer ebeli6en &fli6t; nebr1et
ite ouf gu@ itarfmiitbig nno opter=
miitbig nno in uneri@iitterltdem
@ottpertrouen; laiiet gu@ ni@t bon
ibr abbringen, nidt 6ur6 liigenbafte
@oripiegelungen, ni&t 61r@ f@le@tes
@eilpiel, nidt 6ur6 bie b0ie 2uit 6es
GleiIfes. @ebenfet Ser ernlten Ct
mabnungen oes Mpoitels: @brbor lei
in anen @tii6en sic @be un6 bas Gle
bett unbef[edt, benn Sic nn5ii6tigen
11no gbebreder miro @ott ri@ten
(Sebr6er Is, ~
5onten aber e%in5elne, betbort bonn
b0ien @eiit ser 3eit, Ser @erindung
erlegen ur6 abgeirrt iein amf Die use
qe ser 80Ien, sic bitten unb beidtpo-
rem mir nit SEN @orten Der 81.
@hrift: Sretet berols aus ibrer @fit-
tie, 1pridt ser @err, nn6 nnretnes be-
riibret nidt, 10 min i6 gu@ onneb-
men un6 min gmer @ater lein, nno
essbr IoIlet mir @0bne nm6 To6ter
fem, {pridt Ser &err, Ser Mllmd6tige
e. or. 6. 10. &ebret 5uriid gu
gurer @flidt, bringet piir6ige Srii6'
tie ser 8nbe, nn6 ser Stud miro bon
gurem @a1fe meiden un6 @otteS &c
gen a11f linn ruben.
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8enn aber, mas @ot berbiiten
mole, fatboliide gbelel1te 10 peritodt
un6 p~erblel16et maren, oab Iie Dem
.a6ttlid}en @ebote 6en @eboriam per<
meiger11, unlerer Mabmung DIR nno
Sierra perf6lieBen urb amf iol@en We-
gen meiter manoelm 10 m0gen tie
milleu, oab iie bab1rd ii6 ielbit bonn
gmpfang ser fl. garamente ans-
ldlieBen; benn 10 lange tie in ibrer
6iinbe perbarren, f0nren tie Der Sos
lpredung aidt tbeilbaftig meroen.
(SblltB fplgt.)
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-02-26

bat am II. Deaember 1911 6ie Gu
bungen 6es SeemannsbunbeS ~@teqa
Maris" g11tgebeiBem uno Ben nnter-
8ei6neten nit Ser @enerolleit11ng 6es
8ba1iaoes betro11t. Da1r@ Die a11s6rld-
li6e @mpfeblung 6es 81. @aters tit
sic @r1nolage gum 3uiammeni@luiie
unlerer @eele11te mnb 6anit 5u etnem
einbeitliden, 5ielbetpuBten @irten a&f
6em @ebiete Ser fatbolii4en Gee
m%nnnsmiiiion gei@affen moroer.
Ser 81. @ater pertraut fur ben
9Mla.ssbau- un6 Sortgang 6es @erfes,
bas ibm 70 iebr an &er5en liegt, m1f
bas @ebet uno sic tbatfraiifftige Mit=
biiIfe ouer aatbolifen. M0ge ser
vMeeresitern" re6t biele milotbatige
&er5en riibren, ba1nit iie gerne ibr
@derflein beitragen uno fi@ bor al
lem nit BEN Mitglie6ern unferes Gee
mannsbm1oes pereinigen I'M inrigen
@ebete: ISL. Marta, Wfeeresltert1, be-
1diibe sic Seefabrer!"
Dunn miro NIT @otteS &ilfe old
ser Sag 11i9t mebr ferne fetn, mo In
ieoem groBeren &ofenplate unfere
5eemamnsmiiiion ibre Ebatigteit ent'
faltet un6 Elm fatboliider Seemann
aleruarts glei@geiinmte &omeraoen
ftn6et, sic als W%fitglieoer bes 8lroes
u@tella Maris" beitrebt iino, Dor al
lem our6 ibr 8eiiptel M%iifionare IT,
rer 8ermfsgenoiien 5u meroer.
Ser @eneralleiter 6es fatboli1de11
.@eemannsbunoes Stella @ariS."
81. S. sc. Soil.
MiI6e @aber, 1otpie Inmel6urger
aum Seemonnsbun6 nn1 8elteun11+
aerr olf sic 8eiti6rift uSteaa M5arts"
8Idtter fir fatboliide SeernonrSrt1'
5ion (ssabrli@ 4 &efte fir 80 Gents;
Sic f0r6ern6en Mitglieber 6es gee,
mQnusbun6es erbalten 6ie 8etti9rtft
gratts) ri@te man an
Mep. 81. S. Mi@ Soil,
Care SCR. George @ebner,
308 @or6en Street &obofen, sc. S.
g. s.. @ir bitten %beion6ers INN
freun61ide 3uienoung bon gl1dern
un6 3eitf6riften!
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!6aedel'S &pniSntMS ute:
ort8er 8etdm8t.
80. @ebmrtstas bes Sender @elebr'
ten bietet 8reHe @elegenbeit 5'tr
2pbbnbelei.
gernidtenoes l1rtbeil eines anterifa'
niIden NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

ernlt Soe6el, graenen3, lit fir5li&
.udtig Sabre oft getporoen, lr1o 1e11pe
moniftengemeiroe11 baben fi@ bic Sc
Ie9ertbeit 1ti6t enteeben laiie1, ben
@elebrten uieoer etr1nnl gu feter1t.
Dpg @edt, bos gu tbu1,, tpiro ib1net
niernano obipreden, pobl aber mare
eg benz amerifnniiden @a1blifl1m et'
,pas 31 bel 5~ugeml1tbet, alles flr
barre miin5e at nebr1erlv mas Elm
EbeiI Ser 8reife Mber $oedel, te1te
,,MeltratbfeI" 1trb fem pbiloiopbifdeS
gntem gu beriidtter tpeiB. Cine be-