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The menace., 1915-10-23

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tAs ~ a.i k1nai untannl unl1s-rict
an1 .s,Anrrlcna lnnsnrans ars -
turirt In tAElr nrfnnc-s uurk ef tAfl
pa1lLr nunsy ~ tAclr rrltats s.rport.
iakinr puhIr cAarrus inis thsir el1irArs
fer prsrnis rHln. ~ ~ lack q laH
rHfhsr tAHn ~ sniring Ian.
MEunzAssss c.nnss prssses tAs an.
drsa cf hs eitin..s frua q despicahis
srn@ e rlHrsry hrcnnss o. ko.an
cafAole eAurcA slaiz.s pririlsrss that Ne
oounoauoaltA uUuid ngt 1nA could noi
grAnt - any otksr orrAzirnfioa. Tks
Hrzs ef tAs ooot aAEP.ASId I aiisuui
- hourinA Hnd tArive upou ths h,ood q
inncosun becncNs knms 80 politicnl
pressure 10 inurs afcsy and ismuniy
for bsr penal tn.tItutuns nd sEuatnbops.
A msrs sagEcation frum ths e.rdinal,
bishops and pricsts b ns6cieut % turn
tbe tide of CAfkolir votas this way o.
that uay-and The whole force of Roman
Catholio inhuenoe is % protect Romisk
without nsrard for ma. .Catkolic tnraitu.
tous o. majority desire
An the muliitudinous nstkoda of Rom
isA intimidation, from political pressure.
down 20 the buIlei and hlndgcon, are
mna.ed ngaiust Anlcricnh patriotism In
dcspernfe determination 10 mAka Arncr.
ioA Catholic and s-ing tAs natioG INTO
the rut Of ignoranec and oppression uhich
has made Mexico . held Of eArnAge and
despair.
Ths whole organized force % The Ro.
man Catholic church II oeniered In enc
idea-the conquest Of Ancrioa-and ~
trcachery and intrigue win not avail,
through the corruption Of the ballot and
intimidation of public servants, thcn the
bullet and The brick fnd ready hands
70 usc then.
Father PhslAn's "To Hell With the
United States Government" was not an
idle threat.
AZ Rome pulled her political strings
In Massachusetts,, - she played her game
an New York, Pcnnsylvania, Georgia. and
various other states-and always thosa
who dared 20 oppose her In her nefaTi0us
tampering with legislation and Law are
branded In open print as "anarchists,H
"bigots, - worms Of the cesspool" and
s0eh other high sounding and complimcn.
tAry tcrns-the lowest depths Of inuendo
and villiheAton are probod In search Of
terms for scurrilous denunciation.
There should be, and Is, a finer spirit
At work for the preservation Of freedom
and civilization in these United States
than is expressed in any way by the Ro-
man Catholic church and rs hired or in
timidated troop Of terTorists. Only pa
triots who know the meaning Of patriot !
ism and who feel and show allegiance 90 |
this government and its Institutions such |
as Rome has never known or shown should |
be placed in places Of public trust
The time has come 10 put none but |
Americans on guard-even In apparently |
positions In every county and |
Rome has corrupted the |
courts, the press and the legislatures with |
her despotie and despicable influence. The |
enemy is before US.
USE THE UNMUZZLED PRESS
AND KEEP YOUR BALLOT UN-
TAINTED BY ROME.
The menace., 1915-10-23

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The menace., 1915-10-23

The chief Job Of the hierarchy is TO
keep pounding into ignorant Catholics the
notion that the priest is greater than God.
In order 20 do this, every opportunity Is
taken by the priests TO sing the praises
Of priests, their work not speaking for
itself. The real danger lies in the blind
obedience by the ignorant to these i'm.
posters. Those Catholics who asSassinated
the presidents Of the United States arm
ly Believed the Romish trieksters when
they said that the psiest IL Rreater than
God. They believed that the order TO
shoot a president was the sane as an
order from God. They were also made
20 believe that 10 kill n president who
wouldn't obey the pOpe's wishes would
keep them out Of purgatory, and would
land them in the arms Of the saints who
would bless them forever What has
Roman Catholicism ever done for the
masses Of the peoplei
The menace., 1915-10-23

In rtharhisg Ronst aruaa q .
''Cirif frinccaca" nrrsrAl ynarr Agp,
Arrkhishcp IfelAni a.iti "rhs nAiionAl
Hntirathiss and 5ealour.s, - sirung sud
- perririsut n tks hfe q kunnniiJ,
naks Il tnperatiss thai ne krad e ths
eksrcA b noi ths suhjcct of q eirl
rulsr." ncrc h not . roTcrnmeat 81 ~
cirilirrt uofid vhsfe Ne RoniaA churcA
s noi frri hard ffgEn bsfors = question:
q uniionAf poiiey Il dcoidct, hut thHi s
net csough for ths scrvauts q ths pope
vho, Eks Afckbishop IrclAnd. uAnt %
uaks the hsad of eFcry Eorernneut The
pope 81 Romc Aud thors Romanisis
pfctcnd hey arc loyal American eitincus
and thai tbe church h BOT In Poiiticsl
The menace., 1915-10-23

A writer IN Ths Iablsi advises the
editor ne1t time 10 write an editorial On
the subject "0irls; Convent Ednoaied. -
he says "from ohsrrHntion I can nap
thcu; thcy are \ disgrace and discrcdii
b cur acadcuica 90 % the eafos, cab
arcts and theatrcs. The people uho 70
there for entertainment would open your
eycsi" Prom this hc sh0vs that the con.
vent educated giris are short IN morals
TIE Roman Catholic gifls are % different
mcttie than their grsndmothcrA They
say they will Ego where they please, do
a. they pleas, make confession, and then
buy their Way back into church" IL viii
take more than popcry 10 hoid the coming
gcneration 20 the same notch where their
grandparents once were heidi
The menace., 1915-10-23

Whenever there Is anything said in
protest against the statement made by
papists that priests and princes by di.
vine right are the only persons designed
by God 10 do the religious and political
thinking Of the world, the Romish press
bobs up and calls out "Bigotsl" " When
they are reminded thht Plus TX in 1854,
in Affirming the powers Of the church said,
"She has the RIGHT TO REQUIRE the
state not 10 leave every man free 20
profess his own religion" and, "she
has the right 10 deprive the civil author
ity Of the entire government Of public
schools," they don't explain, but cry,
"Bigots, Bigotsl" Il is easier 10 do
a stunt Of priestly bulldozing than II is
to explain how II happened that priests
are designed 10 do the political thinking
Of the world.
The menace., 1915-10-23
A REMARKABLE oFFER
This Man WIN Now Tell
FREE How He Cured His
Catarrh. Write To Him.

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~ I triad laiuna. creams. iSllioa. douchea, apraya
ehsmieah IN atomifsrA ehsmicAh that I smoksd.
that 4 turnsd and inhaisd. I tEisd vibraiory
iraatnsnta. I tired slsctriciy I tined an kinas q
apparaiuA HoihinE hspod ne Then o1s day 4
teand sonsthinE NV. II uas aI1fPIE. IN
ExpENsTvE and PLEASANT that I could harfiy
AN CURED, l save ths secrst "a HJ frisnda
eihsu. and sssu day I 81 istisn aayins thsy
an cursd and thautins ne - ne Gai.s Cor tan
inG thnm hqH 70 curs thsmsslEsa I vm b. Sad
% len aru sufsruu FAKE all sbout thh smarkabls
ulfhod q trsatlaG thh haFfibis dhsaaA now 4
cCnED hrSELF and hos tholnanAs q othsr,
hars cursd thamHslsa An thsy have 70 a. \
vriia - ~ Duaf sond ne any nonsy. iuua ssnA
ne th.H nsss and asdrs Ind IN Ssnd hh h.
catsrh b nS uly . amy Ut q dans.rvu
diseaaA n cau,ss havkinG spiffins. euushins and
rtichim dns % mucou n throat Or n@tth. n
dssslops hsad nolssa. dsafnsaA hsadachs.. bunrine
ean. io.a Z smhition and snsrry, failinr nsmory.
oaahfulnaa and vsaksBed faculiiss. Iu foll oaor
paison you breaiA and rub yop q ths tasis ana
sail produns oaiauh q the stomach and
bo~sh and tsssiobs hrunehinl and asihmatic ca
tara. al danssroD dsssss thai undsrmins yosr
n 90 ss ssiarsh vicln. pussrins N. p.,n.
n1grioal ueaknas and mental arouy q this di.sas.
~ 90 4 % yvurah 10 accrpt thh vuaasrful
eas. surs1 yoa naord 10 ma . penny platai
fW uhai mu frss ~ fursssf q a. dlnrusfins
silmcut WRITE TODAY 10
sam KArz. Suite KISS
1926 Michigan Ave-, Chicago, III.
The menace., 1915-10-23

John y. Bolton, Of the Law hrm Of
Bolton q Moriarty, Chicago, has been
adopted by MrS Mary Moran, 4 widow,
in order that abe will have al heir 20
whom she can leave her life insurance.
Mrs Moran holds q policy for $1,000 In
the Women = Catholic Order Of foresters,
and is q member Of the Queen Of Angels
church Being without immediate heirs
she feared that she might have 10. leave
her insurance 20 q priest or some Catholic
institution, and, 10 quote her according TO
the Chicago Herald, Oct. ., 1915, The
Catholic church has enough money. So
have the priests. A" Mrs. Moran is evi'
IDENTIFY on 70 a few Of the tricks Of Rome
and Is determined to beat the beggars 10
IL while she is alive and active.
The menace., 1915-10-23

TAs csfAa1s Uai,. 80 ftmrs. esyl
-. 1918. n.s.. tAaf IN - hrsa pan.t
II Aiala-a ru.guirinr AZ rkl1rsa hsfsrr.
tAs 49, - EiEAf NJ afera yeHn -
attr.t o. putiIt s-Aool a. l..si ico tays
h cacl year, ant atisi "Of ccurns ~
proFiriua 4 ained Grrcuy a. paroehiE
srhrala" Rrksrs Alahana nres ~
nrst e etsanfi4 Est II tsssrnisst tAai
hsr sklitrs. AL q vAsrs stsaHtLsa nay
u narursd
The menace., 1915-10-23

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e1uet ~ 49, 81 a1 F1ltlf lallIars
. - glanat a. kEf man ln ka11s u
hlaA-P c11aty 49, tAs e.uA1Pt f.nrral
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The menace., 1915-10-23

The amiable editor Of the Mobile
Tribuae says that THE MENACE is Ct only
for fertilizer. We can think Of another
purpose for which the Tribune is most
admirably adapted, but we don 4 like 70
mention Il in THK MENAoE.
The menace., 1915-10-23

nsn Nan had bssa
nuTIEhxn ron rnAAa n endured sssJ tsstas
and humniation thai Ne vera esisrrh -nddsn nan
90 seasn sunsHf eoud szpsrsnsA Ne tasd
elurTihing under tha uan 70 nd himnsn e thil
aleninstiunL hothlna hspsd hin bsysnd eiElns
. lrns tnporary rslhf. Thsn ens day hs found
= anfPLh EASY. PLEASANT Wsy 10 rsiisvs hin.
n trise y vhsa n bad ruA 70 eli hops e .
cura II SAVED HIM h n nou q uell nan.
n CURED MS TnRnfnLn CASE 90 EAsILr
AND 30 QUICKLY hat hs vn anlnnhhsd Ne
I'D frisnd1 vho caiaffh runsrsu and THEY
WEhH CURED. n tad chen uho hass had he
eams eneos.- N0v hs d making
The menace., 1915-10-23

The city council Of Evanston, H., voted
down motion 10 close the city hall on
Columbus Day and also defeated a mo-
ton to postpone regular meeting which
came on Columbus Day. II seems that
every one is not 50 foolish about Chris
as are the Knights Of Columbus.
The menace., 1915-10-23
Stops Tobacco Habit

uasr's sannarium. iecatea At SIS Main 81. a.
1o.eph Ma. has puhiishsd book shgSinr ths
dsadly saes = ue tahaccn haba- and hsE n o.n
- stapped N thrss % nss du<
A thrT an dhfrihuiins thh eook frrs. snyuns
uanfin1 = cn1g snsuld ssnd the1 nana and ad-
drlrI at curl-Adr.
The menace., 1915-10-23

Cardinal Farley urges a larger Peter 8
Pence collection in America this year be
cause the ravagcs Of war have cost the
pope heavily. The pope has been quite
q burden to this country, too, and now
would be a good time to try being ones
own pope
The menace., 1915-10-23
Loose Teeth
Sore Gums

WrsasnEn
"a n-aia 4 = fs-s Lly-r.-.s ns-
fat.cst - t.rusn.kd hr-s Irs.an-ua ~
N fyuuA.a - rurAh Ir.A 81
IL Cu.Dii..- - ~ ni syuya-.L
The menace., 1915-10-23
New Feather Beds Only S5.40

p...t f-a. sA.-s tta - -. Es- csss. otsfissa,
eanltaY and Daaflaaa fsa1hafa nsat ur1ina
lnnl orlnh Agsats vsni-t.
sssIs1n W1rn q FAtSu a. - lo5 svs.s.ss q
The menace., 1915-10-23
THIS MAN Tells
FREE
How He Was
Cured Of
Catarrh

nh 0icass nui-
nall Man had basa
. CHRONIC oATAkRn
The menace., 1915-10-23

sam KArz, Suite KISS
1926 Michigan Ave-, Chicago, III.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-28

over their pale forms as they lay
stretched before us, but does this suf-
fee? Does it satisfy the wrong done
them? Are we going to stop and
wipe our tears away and forget such
a contemplate act as>that which has
just been dealt the innocent victims
of the Lusitania? Are we so weak
in aggressiveness as to let it pass
only with an accepted apology and
without any due respect for our fut-
ture concern?
Since the beginning of hostilities
we have been abused by the opposing
nations now at war. Our commerce
has been stopped, our ships taken to
port without any good reason, seized
and confiscated; but when the ex-
IRENE is dealt us, when the sacrific-
ing of the lives of innocent women
and children seem to be the only eX-
cuse for carrying out blockading
effect of warning nations, then it is
time for our nation to take heed and
put stop to such dastardly practices
and command all powers to discre-
ton, care and due caution before
sinking a boat of any description
without first ascertaining as to the
identity of the boat and whether it
contains passengers. Then before
the policy of torpedoing is carried out
to see that the crew and passengers
are safely put in boats and are out
of danger.
While we cannot restore to friends
the ones who are gone, or alleviate
the suffering of the injured, or re-
place the men who help build up our
nation and their usefulness in the
worlds work which they were spe-
cialized in, we can as a nation de-
mand our rights upon the high seas
and have them respected; we can as
a unit assist our president by show
ing our sincere appreciation of what |
he is attempting to do for the dis
tressed and disheartened victims of |
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-28
settled period of the worlds history.
John H. Pierce, 2o45 Osgood st.
DARWIN AND SURVIVAL

FITTEST.-At no time has the the
DRY of Darwin been better demon
strated than in the present European
conflict.
The church for years has done her
very best to discredit Darwin, but
without avail. 1t was superstition
against science. The church claimed
that man is a special creation and
that only through religion can he at
tain perfection.
Darwin maintained that man is de-
scended from some lower form, a
product of evolution, and therefore
belongs to the animal species and
governed by the law of nature. For
instance: Natural selection, struggle
for existence, survival of the fittest,
etc.
So when we consider the rapacious
actions of the nations across the
ocean after so many centuries of the
so-called Christian religion, does it
not prove conclusively that Darwin's
theory was right and that man is de-
seconded from the lower animals, and
that struggle for existence and sur
vival of the fittest will be the decid-
ing factor in the European conflict.
IN. Herdau, 1925 S. Troy ST.
1870
ABIT MIXED
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-06-18

Ser Streit nm Sols'
Itois Iiteroriiden Radlob, Der isit
bier Sabrsn 9efiibrt tpirp. 1T nun
enoli6 10 ssidIi4tet, oab ole Sra=
fin sulitpi, bic @itpe bes S9rift@
itsners, iibsr nle Manuffripte Sols
itois perfiigen barf. sic bat oas
Giaentumsre6t an Die Shriften benz
aumionti6e : Muieum in Mostau
obaetreten, mo Elm ~befonberes Sols
itoi 3immer sinseridtet iperoen
ion. Die @rGfin bebdlt nlir auf
aebensseit bic aufiidt iiber Die
Sammlunsen. Splitpi bate eigent7
lid befimmt, bob feline Jingle
sodter, GrGfin stleranora, bas 9ers
faaunssre6t iiber bic Merts ihres
8aters erbaltsn iole. 0isie Settllis
muna III umeeitpbsn iporosn.
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Gtuas fir SHgncrsidtcr.

Man6er SiibnerSii9ter lit geneigt,
uaa beenbeter 3udtperiobe feins
3u6tbibner etipas 81 terna9ldfii
gen unp benz Sungsefliisel ieinH
Sanse Iufmertiamteit gu pibmen.
9os lit aber recbt foli6 unb rG6
iih bann ipdter bitter. Sn pieIer
getrieben perSen nod INNER, lei e
aus Moneel an plab pSer aus Moa
Gel an 3eit, Die alien Siere nit be.
Sunetieren suiamn,en 9efiittert. 9lbei
5srope purin liegt cine @sfnbr fl,
bic alien 5iibner. Sn Der Mees
perpen bic jun9en Sisre negee6ifien
betommer alIo au ipenig unb bic al
ten gu niel. Sci s~rIieren tritt elm
Stpdung i'm Wo6stum Elm, uno IeB
tere iperben 81 felt. 9arsn fpIlic
mon no9 Mrglihtsit renisitens be
Der 6iitterune bic alten bon ben Jim
seren Sieren ~trennen, Dos Suneac
fiiisel rei9Iid fiittsrn. pabrenb mar
RE oltsn 3u6itiere lieber etfpa.
faapp i'm 5utter bdlt. 8eIonbera
gilt bieIes BEL bei9rdnttsn Rnum
rerbdItniiIen, no bic Siers iidj MIDI
senu9 geipe9uns MAIDEN fOnnen. 5of
mon einen lpertppllen 3u6titamm
Der audi i'm tomInenben Sabr npd.
feidli6e unb quite Radsu9t ~lieiern
ioil, 10 trennt man am beften bt
8eidiedter, namentIi4 bonn, iper
Ter Sabu idon etipns Glter lit I'M
lpf germ eiumal our 3udt ,perpenbc
tperom ipll. Dur NUT man boreu
ebsn, baB ben e~inse!nen SG6nen auc
aeniiseno QusIauf sur 9erfiiaun
lie1t. &ei6lide HGrnerfitterrn
psrmeibe mon. Defenders fein Ma;s.
iorss ober fir mosli6h rei6lides
5riinfniter. Man itrebe ia mot BIZ,
pin, m6glidi reif]ltt serbIts i'm.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-06-18
bic SeiIemiieas.

Don Der lanbpirtid)aftliden gers
fudsFotipn in @mes, So. 1T neusrs
rings elm 3irtular perbreitst tpot'
ben, nel6es iebr mertpole unb ipi's
Iensrerte 9uitlGrunssn iiber ben
unter hem Iomen r9sHenfliess" be-
fanaten @etreibei1dolins entbaltr
BON melter 9lase Der Staot Soma
be5cnpers i'm Sabre 1914 ifipsr
beimaeiu6t ipurbe. 9as bapon be-
troffeue Sebist eritredte iid fait iiber
ben sanaen iiipliden Sell bes Staas
tes. isbpd am Oe%rheerenOiten ipiltets
hos Snfeit in BEN iiibpeifliten
Wintel. Die 5armer in Sripa iinp
nit benz Sddblins nod nidt 70
out pertrout, pie bic in ben ipelter
6{iIi9 sslsgenen @taatsn. Sn 0bio
trat i'm Sabre 1900 bic 9shenfllegs
70 ftlimm auf, bob Der 0urd'
idnittsertrog Der @eisensrnte me-
niger oils 5 8ui4el per Iere ipaI
nnb Der S9aben ouf $15.OOO.OW
eeIdGtt purbe.
Der edaben on ben Setre'oe'
pflansen, p~prnebmli6 @eiasn, fpirs
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Sdun,cit iiir @ilSpilanscn?

Neuerbin9s lit in amsrita Der
@ebante oufaetau9t, cine aeieBli6e
99onSeit fir 9epiNe gottunaen
pilber 8lumen einaufibren, ent.
fpre6enb psrjenieen, me(9e fir bic
Sasb ouf niIoe Siere fait client
balben 6eitebt. Der @soante err
fdeint ouf oGe 5GIe GINGER Be
n6tuns inert; nber be5ei@nenp lit
es, bob mnn6e aenner ber9leid)en
in eincm 10 jungen 2anbe fir ernit'
li9 9eboten bolten.
@iele @abrnebmer re9ten 81 Die
fem @pri6lag an. Il. a. mahte man
in perI6ieOenen SeiIen ocs 2onpes
bic bsttiibenbe @ntoedung, bob 70
beliebte WilbpflonSen, pie GrbutuS
(Sanbbeere), 8erglprbeer unb nod
beridiebtne onbere @ottungen be-
henfIid IeIten iperben, ia. bab ibre
SGnslidc Iusrpttung Die 6ro9s Ell
ner iebr naben 3utunft gu Icin
I6eint. Sn gepifen Striden ipn4s
fen man6e bieIer 9attungen trpt
tIdfi9tsloieiter 9ebanplung nod
iebr iippig; aber LANCE fonn oies
lppbl ni6t mebr bauern, tpenn 9oi
nifts gu i9rem S4uBe 9eIdiebt, al.
70 au ibrer &rbaltune fir bic Rod
melt. limb 3ouienbe urb Ibertnu
Ienbe bon Stabtleuten, alt uni
jung, bilOeten nit ibrer unperitdn
bisen Sudt, ipiloe 8Iumen in gro
bsn Soufen at Iommcln unb 81
fun, oIs oh bieielben fir lie nllei1
geipafIen paren. unalpeifeI9aft Elm
@efabr fit ben Meiterbeitonb bieIe
piloen &inber 5lpros.
grirsuli9erlpeife ma4t ii6 mad
gerobe in Der SinberpeIt, infolG
9rGberer anreeuns zines IiebepolIe
RaturItubiums, etrpns mebr Nei
gung gu ipr9fdltiger Sehonolun9 be
,glumen ruf benz We9e" 9eItenl
gbcr es mGre pielIeift bod on9t
broat, ii9 niht gang unrouf
perlafen, unb bic 3eit fir oo
Sommeln munder arten 8ilobIt
men gcieBlid einSuidrGnten, ia bic
lei6t in manden @s9enoen bic SAG
ouf 0ilbblumen fir cine @ei
gGnsIi9 81 iperren, Neientltd
llnsutrdsIi6teiien pber sddoigus
cen t0nnten nift bnrnus entiteher
unb mad penigen Sabren pdre ,
Sreu0e iiber Die Wirtung ipldC
GiniarGntunoen I'm 70 gr0ber,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-06-18

.SuGpntpro, ndbe Generals
burg, mo, an Der aaberen Settle Ger
1sluparezG ren5e, mnrNe bic Slir9er'
fhait nurf tplle 6unbe in 9ufre'
aurg beriebt. Dor etlit1en Sagsn
purDe elm frembsr 9unO bemertt, Der
3eiden Der sonfput tetunbete, inoem
ct ollie Sunbe, Die inn nobe tamsr,
bib. 81 Ginppbner sriffen gu oil
lerbanb @offen unb moften 5e9o
ouf sic Siere. Gen 9ar5en Sag belt
Der Sunbemprb an, ipobei e'n:9e
Ginppbner nit fnopper gtot benz 9ee
biTenperben entsinget. Sr DER aut'
rearna fielen 5rauen unb Sinoer IN
Sbnma9t, pdbreno pisle it@ furfs
teten, tire @pbnun9en 81 nerldhen'
Ser frembe SuuO puroe ipdter trs
leat. Inter Den 9etOteten !Sunpet
befanben fi6 8~Iutbunos unb settlers
ois einen 0ert BON mebreren bum
BERT DplIars reprGientieren.
Gin ppbIbabenber 5armer,
Carl Sarenbers. besins in Ct: Ssns'
piepe, mo-, SelbNmprb, inoem sr
F6 nit einem &epoIper in Die Stirn
idub. @r pobnts fir fid alletn llno
nan slaubt, baB Sdpermut iiber
arGntli6feit i'm 5u BEN p~er5tpetfel.
ten Sdritte bradts. Sarenberss
sinsissr gruoer psriibte Dor einiser
Sa6rtn Selbftmprb, inosm er ft4 tn
elmer aiherne %ertrGnfte.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-06-18

@intereier bon nieIen 5i,rsn Su bee
fcmmsn. Sorunter nirb bic Rad
suGt mir al lciben bobsn. 8ie!e
nnbefruh tets Gier uno i6pG9lihe
Seine psrben bic 5pIee iein. Die
sur 9ndsu1t beitimmteu Sisre foil
ten 10 gebnIten iperben, bnb ie mig.
lidIt Dor @eibnu9ten nod nit bern
2esen %onfnngsn. Die Nodsu6t pirt
raun I'm 10 trdfti9er ausfallen
M1glidit biel S~eipe9ung, mp9lidf
rieI @riiniuttsr uno mOslidit pen,s
fe%tfbilbenbe 5uttermitteI. Wdbrenb
rer Mauier ~iiittere nan ober trGf.
tiger unD reiGliter, bomit bic 2iere
boil beiriebi9t in Die taltere Sabres
seit eintreien. Sot man Siere in
ieinem Stamm, Die ii9 our 3u9t
ni6t beIunbers taualid ertuieien ba'
ben, ober bic man aus einsm aubsreR
@runbe ni6t bebalten mill, 10 lit ss
fura ppr Der Mauier bic bette 3eit,
pieielbsn ub3ui4affen. lei es purf
8ertauf posr bur4 S4lu9ten. s.
mare duberit unrentabel, tpollte mar
iplde 9isrs erit burd bic Mauisr
}iittern. Nur mas fir bic nGdit'
s3udt ols tausIi1 beiunbeu lit. mir;
nit in Die Mnuier bineinsenommen
GlIes ancers aber pprhsr ausgeidie
BEN.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-06-18
,edneitrr lam, I'M mir
aOjen 81 iagen"

gnen @opce ben grGple, Wtiun,,
lit cine lonnr Belt an elmer ld)lpts.
riecn Sorm bon Ser5lcioen, ltfio
obmobl or bcit0nbig inter ar5tIitler
gebonbluna mar, wuroe lein vs.
innbbrits5uitnnD lhltnmcr atltatt
better. Shliebli6 inlrbe Iciner
Samilic mit9cicilt, bob 9opte 1lur
nod, Glide Gage IGueer lebc1
Tonne. Scine Sdmeiter muroe bon
RebraSfa heimgeruien, Inn ibnt Ge-
ieu 3i iaaen, ebe er feline langs
8eiie ontrete, aonnie man lid ettteit
bpifnunasloieren 3aa poriteaen2
Cine Srennbin Scr Samilie ilber.
rebete i'm Or. Riles' Seart 8enE.
con Az orbrmuden. Or folste Dem
Iot in6 bier lit irii, einfafes, aber
bereoiames 3eiienis:
SD betrodts ss ola meme ghidbt. Sbasn itit.
petan bat. Nndhbem i'd ,ine lnnpe Brit traiit s.s
ipeien. iaete Der Wrst n,eiuer Gamilie. oas ! .
ulir nod etlidte Taae lrben fbunte, yPeirt
@huefer Tam cpr Nebraska. nm mir abien ~
faeen. 9Iber cine Ertunhir 1T elmer glahbariiaet
iiberrsbete mid. Or. @iles' esart &erttea nEo
Or. MiIeS' 9ieroine an perildben. Sh nnbni pie
erfte 9cie on cintn Snrnstnnnbeno. bret Soler
nm z unntna nno btei Tpitn ont Wontog. Wonf
tannddt Ihlief i'd Die qanse Hatt. ben erfter ge,
iurorn Stloi, ben id IN hret .Ncnoten ,eenos.
Snnerbalh elmer geudbe mar tth t6bia. allen lI
0iua TdIIieblih bon 1913 ani FOG YiunS, IL, WllleS'
SeGrt Eetnebu uno Ncrpine haben mir has seb.r
e%erettct, uHh 5Eoeriuarn III eieier Irnseaei'o
iueiB es.
Sr. MiiicS' Scarf &cmchn mirS uSrt
alien aputtctcrn mRtcr f~trcngcr 0aran
tic %pCrtarit.
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