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The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1915-02-04

Tarzan thought for a long time.
do any white men live in African
he asked.
Eyes"
I'VE shall go there tomorrow" an
nounced TarZan.
Again D'Arnot smiled and shook
his head.
ut is too far. We should die long
before we reached them"
do you wish to stay here, then, for.
ever?" asked TarZln.
mo" said D'.Arlut.
"Then We shall start tomorrow. dc
not like it here longer. | should rather
die than remain here"
"Wel," answered D'.Arnot with a
shrug, II do not know. my friend. but
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1915-02-04
Wantsd-A1 Men yss sa der .ssn:'

Mahtod-k1 J1ell Rubbsr Boz, See.
iness, to cover surrounding territory By. auto
mobile. Must wi or become responsible for
machine to company. Wemanufacture allgoods
we sell. Splendid opportunity for merchants or
fitable opening for young men. Liberal com.
pensation. Civ experience. references.
-. coNvE1eE RUBBER ShoE CO:
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-07-10

far In advance OF lbsen's
Heda Gabler, as an exotic m
the ultra modern type She
the text for countless essays
and speeches and controVsu,
ragged holly about the s;ou
woman who dared"
In some quarters Anna
held up as the prototype OIL
understood woman, in Others
been holly assalled as a mcas
dalen. At any rate, whale's
her character is viewed in
one full of such strange con
that II must give the lightes
ers pause for deep conn'
Certainly II Is not characla
dismissed lightly,
The screen-play which
made from Tolstoi's celeofal
In one that tests TO the uttern
the supreme art Of Betty ~
worlds most famous actres
greatest tragedienne llvlns
the rctirment Of the DIVINE
Is In every respect worm
sublime artistry, eScellins
great dramatic triumphs ID
has brought the world 10
The player queen herself saw
Karenina: u
anna is a product oil n0'
lation and convention Sne
defy 1t, and forthwith stret
the cruel rack Of the luds
society. II is n tremenoO.'
ON the irredeemable hxiv "
al code and the ieariui ID"
who seek to defy it" COn'
Royal next "Wednesday
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-07-10
THE SICK

Hugh Shaw of the Fourth Ward
has been suffering from a straDgulat-
ed rupture this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Anderson's lit
tie girls had her tonsils removed at
the local hospital Tuesday.
Prime Jacobs has been confined to
his bed again with q re-occurance of
the skin trouble he had last year.
A minor operation was performed
on the little son of Mr.. and Mrs. Oil
yer Kirkham at the hospital Wednes-
day.
Mrs Israel Evans. who has been at
the local hospital for ten days, re-
turned home Wednesday much i'm
proved.
Jesse Bergin, one of our oldest citi-
zens, has been confined to his room
for several days.
Victor Olson of Alpine underwent
a X-ray examination mt the hospital
this week. The wonderful machine
disclosed a fractured shoulder blade
caused by n fallong brick.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-07-10

Christofferson and Pete Vosnos. the
former agreed to throw the Greek
twice in one hour. He won in two
falls, the first forfeited In 13 minutes
and the last one in three minutes. Il
looked like a David and Goliah con-
test, the 90 pounds difference in their
weights making the match so unequal
The Greek showed wonderful skill and
speed and many expressed desire to
see him go on with man near his
weight. In one of the falls the Greek
had one end Of rib loosened from
the sternum which weakened him
considerable and also spoiled the
wrestle with Slater at the Saratoga
Springs in the evening.
The day closed with balls in Smu-
ms Academy and at the Arcade Hall
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-07-10
SUGAR FACTORY NOTES

Several cars Of steel were unloaded
this week for the new improvements
to be made In the sugar factory ware
house. Fifteen men are kept employ
ed continuously loading and shipping
sugar so as to get ready for the i'm
provements. Many OF the shipments
are OF sugar done up In 90 pound
sacks. Work on the new lime kiln
at the factory will start In few days
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-07-10
RALPH LETTER
RETURNS HOME

Ralp Letter returned home Tues
day from Salt Lake City. He is look
ink fine and greatly improved. He
had seven inches OF bone from one of
his legs grated into his backbone to
strengthen the part weakened by tu-
berculosis Of the spine. While he is
little sore, yet indications are that
he will recover completely
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-07-10

Pioneer celebration held at Saratoga.
1t is long time since the town held
an outing at Saratoga It is an ideal
place for celebrating the cath of July.
If this plan is decided upon It is prob
able that the Sunday Schols will have
charge of the program.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-07-10
BIG DAY AT SARATOGA

Last Monday was the biggest day in
Saratoga's history under the present
management, over 1000 people were
there from Salt Lake, Provo, Co
dar Valley and cities in this end of
Utah county The sports were all
that they were advertised. The bath
ing was great, both in the lake aud
the plunge, and a big crowd remained
for the dance at night.
A movement is on foot to have Lehi,e
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-07-10
Program For Sunday Night

The First Ward Sunday School will
give the program Sunday night In the
Tabernacle.
A lecture will be given by George
b. CARR, an organ solo by Miss Flossie
Dorton, reading by Miss Mary Pow
ell and a young ladies' chorus under
tile direction OF Mrs. b. w. Gray.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-07-10
OPERA HOUSE IMPROVEMENTS

Harvey Lewis has just completed
calcamining and re-decorating the in.
terror OF the Opera House, adding
greatly to its general appearance.
Manager CARR has completed con.
nections with two OF the biggest and
best film houses in America. Besides
the big serial, The Black Box, he now
produces every Friday and Saturday
night some of the best and biggest
special features on the road. The
high class service is resulting in n
decidedly increased patronage.
see betty Nansen In Anna Karen
ina Tolstoi's great play-Royal next
week tott
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-07-10
Holbrooks Return From Coast.

DR.. and Mrs. II. c. Holbrook return
ed home yesterday from month spent
on the coast, during which time they
attended the National Medical Con-
vention, the big expositions and all
the beach resorts and other places OF
interest.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-07-10

Betty Nansen-The Royal actress
In Anna Karenina" Count Lea Toll
tors great drama of woman who
dared--Next Wednesday and Thurs
uay at the Royal. 10-lt
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-07-10

Mrs. W t. Evans went to Provo
yesterday to attend a reunion of the
wilkins family which was held at the
Provo Lake Resort.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-07-10

]. NJ Kirkham returned this week
from a months visit to Chicago and
other eastern cities.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-07-10
MUST NOT WASTE :,
CITY "

Notice is hereby given VS.
ties will be prosecuted WV
city water, by irrlgauu'
gardens or allowing u
from an open hose lp''
be any more sprinkllns
without permission, OF "
purpose for which payne"
ing made. "A
There Is an unusua'
water at this season OF ~ =,
there's an ample supply - IA
mate purposes If ordInary h
served, otherwise the a ,'.,.
IN the settling tank wl'iy :, 4
as to endanger the Supp
large fire may happen oyrI.'
'" o. va
lO-2t
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-07-10
LEHI LOCALS

AAlAA4 AASSk1Ae
who Pays?" Royal every Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. James Kirkham, ST.
went to Salt Lake Thursday for
visit with relatives.
j. NJ. Kirkham returned this week
from a months visit to Chicago and
other eastern cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Thompson went
to Salt Lake Friday to attend the fun
eral Of Mrs. Thompson's cousin.
Fruit Jars--all of the good kinds,
at the right price at Peoples Coop,
I.ehi 10-lt
Andrew Jacobs shipped two car
loads of pickles to Salt Lake this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Woffinden and
f.. n. Webb were Salt Lake visitors
Thursday.
John T. Peterson came down from
Salt Lake to spend the holidays with
his family.
Mr. and Mrs W. K Hopkins arc
spending a week visiting relatives In
Mt. Pleasant and Kanosh.
Dr. H. j. Evans left Thursday for
Il months work In Millard and Iron
Counties. Mrs. Evans will visit with
relatives in Lehi In the meantime.
who Pays?" Royal every Monday
Mrs. Mary A. Bone entertained at |
a children's party Thursday afternoon
In honor of her son, Edwards, birth
day.
Niles Sinclair was Wednesday found |
guilty In the District court Of a statu-.
tory offence with Lehi girl and will
receive his sentence later.
Coaster Wagons, at Peoples Coop
Mr. and Mrs Matt Carson, who have
been spending a month In the noun
tains at the sheep herd, came home In
time to help celebrate the Fourth.
Coaster Wagons. at Peoples Co-op.'
force Of men have been busy this
week stringing telephone wires for
the Power company, so that they can
now talk with all parts Of their sys-
TEN over their own private line.
Peter Johnson, with all his livery
stable outfit, returned from Richfeld
to Lehi this week. Business Is slow
down south and Mr.. Johnson says.
"Lehi is a good place to live"
Miss Maud HARDWOOD returned Thurs
day from a month spent doing Cali
fornia and the expositions. She ac-
companied Mr.. and Mrs. James T.
Harwood of Salt Lake.
Ice Cream--any quantity at Peoples
Coon. Lehi. 10-1t |
Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. c. McEwan OF
Knightsville. were guests OF II. NJ.
Royle, Sr., for July Fourth. Mr.. Nc
Evan returned Tuesday. Mrs. Nc
EVAN will remain month with her
father.
Bishop and Mrs. Perry Fuller OF
Knightsville. were guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. w. +. Evans Sunday and Mon
day. Tuesday Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Will
kins OF Eureka were guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. Evans.
Miss Annie Whipple and Vincent
Call were married at Provo Tuesday.
The bride Is a daughter OF Mrs. Mary
Whipple. while the groom comes from
Bountiful. At present he Is employed
on a ranch In Idaho
Summer Parasols--one third off
Wash Suits half price. at Peoples
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-07-10

DR.. Worlton the past week has in
stalled an expensive high pressure
sterilizer in the Lehi hospital. Modern
surgery requires perfect sterilization.
The new machine will do IL more eff
fectively and more quickly than under
the old method
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-07-10

Ice Cream and Summer drinks a
Peoples Coop, Lehi 10-1
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-07-10

Mr. and Mrs. Karl Thompson went
to Salt Lake Friday to attend the fun
eral of Mrs. Thompson's cousin.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-07-10

Mr.. and Mrs. James Kirkham. Sr.,
went to Salt Lake Thursday for
visit with relatives
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-07-10

Summer Parasols--one third off
Wash Suits half price, at Peoples
Coop, Lehi. 1O-lt
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-07-10

when yOu want any "
lng-Phone So.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-07-10

preserving Kettles Fruit Strainers
ana SLEEVES at Peoples Coop, Lehl. o
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-07-10

Ice Cream-any quantity at Peoples
Coop, Lehi. lO-1t
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-07-10

Root Beer and other summer drinks
at Peoples Coop. Lehi. 1O-1t
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-07-10
Lehi Holds a
Big Celebration

Continued from Lehi First Page
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-07-10
ELECTRIC FIRE
GONG ARRIVED

Chief Royle has received the cleo
trio fire gong from the east and will
have II installed on top of the fire sta
ton this week. IL is an alternating
current, 10 volts, go cycle gong, and
will be operated by electricity by the
Utah Light and Power company, the
instant that an alarm is telephoned
into central. The power company and
telephone company both do their parts
In this service free.
-O- -
Summer Parasols-one third off
Wash Suits half price, at Peoples
Coop, Lehi. 10-1t
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-07-10

Miss Annie whipple and Vincent
Call were married at Provo Tuesday.
The bride Is a daughter OF Mrs, Mary
whipple. while the groom comes from
Bountiful, At present he is employed
on a ranch In Idaho.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-07-10

Ice Cream and Summer drinks at
Peoples Coop, Lehl. 10-1t
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-07-10

who Pays2" Royal every Monday. /.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-07-10

Fruit Jars--all OF the good kinds,
at the right price at Peoples Coop,
Lehi 10-lt
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-07-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Carson, who have
been spending a month In the noun
tains at the sheep herd, came home In
time to help celebrate the Fourth.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-07-10

Peter Johnson, with all his livery
stable outfit. returned from Richfeld
to Lehi this week. Business Is slow
down south and Mr.. Johnson says.
"Lehi is a good place to live"
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-07-10

Andrew Jacobs shipped two car
loads of pickles to Salt Lake this
week.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-07-10
Coaster Wagons. at Peoples Co-op.'

coaster wagons, NJ Geople SO-op.
A force of men have been busy this
week stringing telephone wires for
the Power company. so that they can
now talk with all parts Of their sys-
TEN over their own private line.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-07-10

Bishop and Mrs. Perry Fuller Of
Knightsville. were guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs w. L. Evans Sunday and Mon
day, Tuesday Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Will
kins OF Eureka were guests Of Mr..
and Mrs Evans
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-07-10

Miss Maud HARDWOOD returned Thurs
day from a month spent doing Cali
fornia and the expositions. She ac-
companied Mr.. and Mrs. James T.
Harwood of Salt Lake.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-07-10

Mr. and Mrs VIM. c. McEwan OF
Knightsville. were guests OF ii. NJ.
Royle, Sr., for July Fourth. Mr. Nc
Evan returned Tuesday. Mrs. Nc
EVAN will remain a month with her
father.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-07-10

Ice Cream-any quantity at Peoples
Coop. Lehi lO-l'
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-07-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Woffinden and
T. ~ Webb were Salt Lake visitors
Thursday
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-08-05
,metota, 9onmerita8, oe, 5. Mu9mit, 1915.

uie6er gum @oridein, sic ii@ Dor
Deuti6lanos 3ufunftsabiidten fiird'
ten ober gu fiirhten borgebem.
Sc lit felt @riegsbegim mabrbof'
tig biel Dummies un6 nntpabres ge~
idrieben porben, Dies aber tuar mno
lift ser @ipfelpunft. 9elbft Der sc,
6anfenloieite muBte fi6 iagen, bob
Deutidla1r6, tpenn es einen fold)en
&rieg, 1pie 6ieien, Big gum iiegrei&en
@noe 6urdgefIbrt baben miiroe, an
ales an6ere eber alS an einen nelte1
@rieg 6enfen tperbe. 90 Eange Der
&rieg I'M @ange lit, mag es Deuti6~
LAND auf eiaen @egner mebr o6er toe,
niger midt ontommen: Der @intritt
Staliens in ben &rieg bat tbatiadli6
Sos oeutide @olf 11idt ionoerlt@ auf>
geregt @ttpas' an6eres aber lit sic
S6ee, Deutidlan6 fonnte no@ 8een-
bigung 6ieies &rieges einen neaen
grobernngSfrieg 11nter11ebmen uol=
len.
MuB es oenm nidt ie6em flar fem,
6aB ein FOLDER &rieg, un6 mag i'm
9eutidlano nod 10 glorreid getpin-
1pe1, 1a1r 6as @oripiel 5u elmer un-
enoli9 langpierigen, uniagli6 idmie-
rigen Mrbeit 6es @ie6eraufbauens
mn6 oeS 8ie6ereimidtenS lit? 81
ner Mrbeit, sic ale &rafte 6es 6eut-
iden @olfes Biz muf 6en lebten &eit
in Mnipr11@ nebmen miro uno ni@t
Sen auergeringiten 8eitberluit 5u=
ldBt? gu eirem Mngriffsfrieg miro
a11b einem iiegreiden 9eutidlam6
rridt 111tr sic Suit, ion6ern Dor anem
sic @roft feblen. gu einem @ertbei-
6igungsfriege, tpie fir Derti6lan6
ser ietige &rieg ether it, miro Suit
un6 &ruft itets borban6en ietn, al1d
mem1 ser @usgmg 6es @eltfrieges
Elm mr6erer iein ionte, ols 6urd sic
bisberigen @%rgebniiie in MusfiM ge-
iteM miro. .
Deutf@ranos ariegs8iel 1T Ser
Srie6e; 6ieies lift erreidt, tperr1 es
Mngriffe- bon ieinen fein6li6en @ad=
barn nidt mebr 5u befiirdten bat.
giner Mrgriff ieitens ser @%ereinig,
ten Staaten fat es 11iemoIs befiird>
tet o6er gefurdtet. Mn einen Mn-
griffsfrieg gegen sic @ereinigten
@tooten bat in 9euti9la1r6 nod ME-
mails Elm Menid geoa6t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-08-05
Ser @~ipfelpmnft.

MIs ser &rieg nod gar nidt febr
alt toar, to11nte man f@on 6es 0ftere-
rem bier5ulan6e 2eute sic 8efur@'
tung auBern borem bab Deutf@lmno
nab @ie6ermerfung ieimer 6eitpoe itd
na6 penert 6ein6en umiebem weroe>
tint audi oieie gu beitegen 1tn6 it@ u1r-
tertbanig gu moden. Das erfte 8olf,
oas Deutidlano 5um @egenitanb fei-
ner M,tgriffe maden meroe, meinten
oieie Superfluger, mer6e Dos @eri>
fariide iein. 0teie 8%efirdtumg
tal1dte o1f, ais Sic omeritaniid)en
3ei%tnngsleler erfannten, oaB Die
siege, oie sic Maiierten oen met
lten bieiigen 8eitungen 5ufolge tag-
lid erfo6ten, Giege bon gang be-
lonoerer glrt lein mlBten, 90 Die be-
liegtem 9eutlde11 babel imnner meiter
pormarts int 6as 2an6 6eS 6ein6eS
funter1.
MIs ste De1tt jden I'M September
bon ser Morne na6 Der Misne 5i1<
riidgingen ut6 meitere &orltoBe I'M
@eiten o11sbIieber, mabreno trn
Often sic @11llen oen berbiin6eten
&aiierreidyen 1dtper 5a i@offen mob~
ten, borte 1ta1t niH Tel bopon, oob
Deuti6lano Me1terSberunesgeliiite
babe u1to NIT ben gereimigten @too'
ten Sen slnfang MAIDEN merbe. So
iid ober 1111t1 Dos Bil6 tpte6er Der
Gtoert bot urr6 alth burd Die oreilte'
item 2iigen Ser gin6rud, bob Deutfd-
Lamb iteger miro, ridt mebr bertptidt
lperoen fa1r1l for1rtert m14 bic 2eute
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-08-05
Gin Maienitaber.

9us Hbilo6elpbia Sageblatt erin=
merit anIaBIi6 Der @oitlan6-@ata'
itropbe an Sen Offer, 6en Brdiibent
@iIion mrlaBIi@ Ser 3erit0rung Ser
g. iitanio befu11oete, De1tidlon6 90
fir berantportli@ un6 baftbar 5a
madden. uDie 2uiitania", idreibt
SOS Sogeblatt, ,,tpar etn eng1tides
@diff, 6as etgentli@ BEN &raii6en-
ten gar mdts mgebt, mt9 Damn
nidt, tpern Mmerifa11er 6ieien englt-
fden, init @%onterbon6e o%ngefIaten
&ilfsfreu3er gu @po5ier= un6 sc.
idJ6ftsfobrten at benu1ben Bethlehem;
ebenio menig, als tpent1 etpa Mme'
rifarter 6en &ei11b beiteigen uno bon
einem Musbr1t9 iiberrafdt mer6en.
@n 1T ober sic @oitlan6, eim an1eri-
faniides @diff meIdem $500 @n-
geborige ser Ser. Stoaten ibr 2eben
onpertra11ten. sic tboten 6os, neil
fife tp11Bten, BOB bas @diff unter Ser
@ufiidt ser @gferung 63 $errrt
@ilion itebt, mei1 fie iiber5eugt mo-
rem 11n6 iein 6a1rften, 6ab cine 10
lorgianre &%egierrrg, mie Sic ietnige
= iiebe 6en 9liitanio=Tam = ii@er=
lih 90, mo file ollei11 6ie @erantpor-
t11ng bat, sic gr0bte Sorgfolt lpol-
ten lailen um6 6ob Sic notio1alen
o6er einbetmtIhen @eiebe iiber Die
@iderbeit Ser Sdiffabrt ltrift CUR
@rfiirl11ttg gebrodt merocn. 9os lit
ober tridt geideben. @entgitens
5ebnfah 70 pieIe omerifa1eiid)e Stir
ger iin6 ntf u1r6 nit Ser goitlo11o
u%mgefommen tpie oltf Ser 2lliito1tio.
Dieie 9eute befo1r6en iid nnter
Sent @dntb ser 0brigfeit ltro Der
@eiete ser Ser. Stooten, uno tpen,1
fife in Ser @ermohl0iiig1ng Der
gmtspflidten Der @eamtet Der Butt
6esregier11rg ibr 9eben in graBlider
@eiie berloren, 10 follte bofiir etgert'
lid 6ieie @egieratng mtroeitenS ebett'
10 CUR @erorttport11ng ge3ogert tper'
ben, tpie sic Deuti@ert fiji o3e &anb'
Iungstpeiie ei1tes u1,terieeboot-Gib'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-08-05
Gowaro @ren.

9m lebit. Sd mSdte nidt bein So.
ietn tragen;
Sen 8abmiinn uiirb' i6 firdtem nub
sic Madt!
Mo6 left ou. &irb man bid int
Grimm eridlagen?
8emm GnglanbS &olf aus ieinem
@abn ertuadt?
IS fann seideb'm, bp6 mill i@'s ntdjt
b%erbiirgen,
@ir ,uiiiem, mie bas &edt amf &rii'
den idleidt.
sdon manden iab maj, cine 8elt
er,piir9em,
9em bod bie Madmelt faliden Cor
beer reidt.
@inlt mmkt bm iterben. ., BIT mirft
bid ipebreu,
gu lift fem Sdmad)ling, feines Ga,
tiers &nedt!
Sin beinem Marf ,pirS feline &ranf-
felt sebren,
9es Subes 8e,te 1T bes Spbes &edt.
11mb bennp@ @rep = men11 etnit Der
grofe Maber
Den @eg betritt, Sen @es 5m beinem
@ans;
Midt baitis, aber naber, immer ma'
fer:
Damn Gbmarb @reD - 9as 6enft
fein Meni@ fd aust!
9ern er fpmmt nidt allein. Sd feb'
ite fdtpeben,
Die gra1te Sdaar = fdter enblos,
,pie mir ideint.
eli reben nid)t. Sur lire Mnsen
Ieben,
Die tbramenloien, bie ftd) blinose-
metttf.
9ie Mitter, @rfs! @enofen ie-
11er Mrnet,
Die bi6 in @offntn9 1nb In SdJmer5
gebar,
Sid 1tntermies in menidltdem ST.
barmen,
MIs bieie Grbe nod fet1 Triebbof
Miitter finb mGdtig! 3uar fte lei
ben tpebrlps,
sic eebc,1 a1les, ,trb iie er11tet Gram,
9p@ lire &lagen MAIDEN ieoen ebr-
los,
Ser einen &rieg, tute bieien, amf ftd
nabnt.
Sen &rieg 1t1n &a1bermadt mnb
fdn1be Hftnbe,
Mfit @affen sic ser @ilbe fattt ber'
5etbt -
Sc 9ra1tt mir, @rep, bor beiner So
besitmnbe
1tnb bpr bent @idteripr1t@ Ser G,utg'
feit!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-08-05

9as eneltide 0berba1ts fat itd in
ser Nerion seq 2or6 Creme einen Of
fi5ieuen 2iigner un6 8erleumoer gut
gelegt. Dieier &err tpar es, Der lei.
11er5eit sic Eotorenmeloung pertrat,
6eutide gol6oten bdtten in Slan'
6err ei1tet1 farabtiden Solboten &C.
freu5igt. 2or6 Creme periprah bo-
mails, Sic 8emeiie fir feline infame
@eba11ptr11tg bei3ubrireen, ober bas
bat er 11atiirlid 1drgit pergeiien. Sett
bat er iid elmer 11el1en sSnfamie id11l-
Sig gemadt. Muf Suffrage 6es 8is-
count 8rpee = al1d) ei1te feline N1tm-
n1er! - eradblte er 81 c,,bergeididten
bon SEN @re1eltbaten ser Tirfen in
Mrmenien uno er 6ea1tete at, oab Sic
sort %a1hpeienoen Del1tiden nidt INT
iduiIoig ooran feien. @ir miiiien int
tner laden, menn gngla1t0er> Mnge-
borige ser Motton, sic mebr ,nidtl-
oiges gIut pergoiien bot, ols ireenb
ein an6eres @olf, bos Sic entletli4en
@ra1lomfeiter gegen sic iiioafrifani-
i6en @a1re1 11no Sic IN Sn6ier1 Be-
gongenen ltrmenidli9feiten a1f SEM
@erbboI3 bot, ii@ iiber @rel1eltboten
erbibt, sic o1toere g6lfer beeotge1t
bobe1 ioIen. Gin br11taleres Bolt
ols sic gngI6n6er bat sic @elt idon
lange 1tidt mebr geiebe11, uno elm
~perloge1teres uno iMeirbeiltgere8 a1.@
uidt. 2oro Creme 1T Bepeis oafiir.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-08-05

rers. Gin ideperes 8erbreden ge>
gen Die Menidlidfeit un6 gegen Die
@eiete ser Ser. staaten lit in @bi=
cago begongen mor6en, nno man
fonnte nun mutt Sen borten 8orten
I'M iid merfen> melde Die amerifml-
ihe Breiie nod Der 2uiitanio-@ffaire
gegen sic Deuti4em 10 peridtpenoe-
rii9 gebrau9t bat, aber mir 8arba-
rem tbun 10 Nos m@t. Dagegen
f0nnen mir ni6t u%nterlaIien, BEN
Brdli6enten Ser Ser. @toaten bara1f
aufmerfiam gu MAIDEN, 6aB eS offem-
bar notbmen6iger unb ungemeiiener
iit, 6ie Nmeritoner at 9auie gu i4i>
ben gegen 6ie 3ablreiden @efabren,
melde lie be6robm; gegen Die @ier
Ser @el6leute; gegen Ole @a6laiiig-
felt Ser bon unierer &egierung gut
be5ablten Beamten; gegen Die @leid=
giiltigfeit ibrer &egierer, 6ie iid INN
Oinqe int MusIan6 %befummern, mel
DIE iie nidts angeben, onitatt I'M els
genen 2m6 Sr6nung 5u balten -
als eine1 Som lift nit einem be-
f%reun6eten gtaat observation-disclosures
rem, meil berm0gen6e Mmerifaner,
m1s6riidli9e @arnungen miba4-
ten6, auf einem nusldn6i1den &on=
terban6ei9iff in cine &~riegs5one binz
einfabren un6 6o6ur6 6ur@ eigene
6huI6 All Sho6en fommen."