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The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1915-06-10

If a system of sewerage is not In
.corporated in the proposed water
works bond issue, Bamberg Will not
take advantage of a golden oppor-
tunity to improve the sanitary con-
dition of the city. Waterworks and
sewerage go hand in hand and it may
be many a long year before the
town vii have sewerage unless 1t is
voted upon at the same time tna'
waterworks is voted on. Will the
citizens and city fathers allow TINS
opportunity to pass!
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1915-06-10
Not the Real Thing.

Flooding Pete: Say Mike. wots
dis platonic love? Amt 1t like de
odder kind?
Meandering Mike: Nav; 'taint
nuttin' like it. Dey amt no scrapin
ner drinkin' ner gitten' arrested for
non-support in it. Fact is, dere ain't
nuttin' in it wot's worth WILHELM
dianapoloS Star.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1915-06-10

1t may. not have been IN accord
ance with international law when
that crowd of cowboys made dash
over the line into Mexico and rescued
two American boys who had been
kidnapped by one of the numerous
febtins factions of that turbulent
land, but it makes one have pleas
ant feeling to read about. how 1t was
accomplished.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1915-06-10

It would be a good idea for the
city council to clay some of the san
dy streets of the city. Some of the
towns streets are worse than the
average country road. 1t would not
require a large expenditure to clay
the streets, and the Improvement
would be we'll worth the money.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1915-06-10
Thursday, June 10, 1918:
Weekly Weather Forecast

Issued by the United States wealth
or bureau at Washington. for the
week beginning Wednesday. June y
1915.
For the South Atlantic and East
Gulf States:
After the brief rains at the begin
ming of the period, fair weather Will
set in and continue thereafter. The
temperature will be little below the
seasonal average.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1915-06-10

Colgate's Talcum Powder, any per-
fume, 15c. Usual 23c retail value.
n. Wick Johnson. Peoples Drug
Co.'S old stand.-adv.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1915-06-10

A number of short railways. rang
ing from twelve to seventy-four miles
in length. have been projected in
Spain to facilitate the shipment of
ores.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1915-06-10
Method Antique.

Your new novel is in some way a
bit out of date.
How, for example?
well, YOU make the heroine sweep
the room with a glance. when today
everybody is using vacuum cleaners.
Boston Transcript.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1915-06-10

Contentment may be better than
riches, but they ought to do together.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1915-06-10

seasonal average
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1915-03-05

for twenty five years. he lives in the
mouse with her, then there Is
another funeral. In a room where
there is everything that money can
buy sits a man ami looks back over
his life. He sees Bette as he saw
her last as girl, then his wedding,
the funeral, the second wedding, then
he throws his head on the table to
smut out the twenty five years he
spent with his second wife. Money.
money, would give it all If ! could
blot this out. The beast answers Nc.
Three years have passed. There
is a funeral at Betties house and she
puts on widows veil. Five years
have passed. There is to be a wei
ding that is more talked of than any
ever before in the city. Some say
that it is old love, others that it will
never be, revenge is too sweet. In
room where there is everything
AASASJ Suu puS SllS d beautiful
woman, her hair is white, yes, but
there seems to be strong character
in her face. What people say doesn't
worry her. She is looking in the
past. She sees the man she would
have died for, fail her. Then comes
fine man. Yes, she loved him, who
could have helped it and known him.
Was it first love. No, revenge IS
sweet. Can l take it after all these
years. Beast l know he is but he
has never loved anyone else. She
Picks up her Bible and reads "No
man having put his hand to the
plough. and looking back, is fit for
the Kingdom of God" The wedding
came off and the beast was changed
into man. He could never be hap
ply for thoughts of the past. But his
life had something more than money.
He had at last learned to appreciate
a good woman.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1915-03-05

Mrs. NJ. P. Morris is in Triton with
her daughter, Mrs. j. E. Cochran.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Medford have
moved to $50 Washington Avenue.
Miss Mary Squiers is in Jackson
vile, Fla. visiting Mrs. Smelling.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Whitaker
nave gone to live in Portsmouth.
Va.
Landreth's Bulk Garden Seed
all kinds at Wilkes Drug Store,
Can't Stand)
You will now find VIM. Corall. the
tailor, in his new establishment on
Atlanta street, near postoffice.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Evan Howell will be christined Ar
chibald for his grandfather Howell.
Mrs. w. A. Murphy has been quite
indisposed for a week at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs, +.
H. Barnes.
Miss Mabond Screven has gone to
st. Augustine, Fla, to join her grand
mother Bond and her aunt, Miss
Claude Bond.
Mr.. Len Baldwin is at home from
Cincinnati with war book bound
in red more exciting and realistic
than the kind Charlie Freyer had
some time ago.
Mrs. Mae Screven has gone to
Boise City, Idaho, to join party of
friends who will go in motor cars to
California and visit the exposition in
San Diego and San Francisco.
Landreth's Bulk Garden Seed
all kinds at Wilkes Drug Store,
Can't Stand)
Mr.. and Mrs. w. l. Hayward have
bought the lot beyond Mr. and Mrs.
Graham's on Forest Avenue and will
build bungalow in the spring
They are visiting relatives now in
Albany.
Landreth's Bulk Garden Seed
all kinds at Wilkes Drug Store,
Can't Stand)
Mrs. E. P. Dobbs and Miss Chris
tine Dobbs have returned from a vi
sit in Coronado, Fla, where it has
been quite cool. During their stay
at this resort they witnessed storm
at sea that lasted several days. The
great waves were crested with foam
the wind dragged into long lines of
spray like "necks of legion of
horses, each with his froth-gilded
name flowing free The tide did
not ebb and the sky was dark. 1t
was terrible but splendid sight and
one never to be forgotten.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1915-03-05
IS MONEY ALL

Some fifty years ago, in a farm
house on the banks of the river, ten
miles from the City, everybody was
busy Bette was to be married by
early candle light. The supper was
spread, guests had arrived and Bet
tie in her tarlton white dress was
lovely. She would be a beautiful
bride. He had the money, Bette
mad the beauty. The hour came, but
not the man. There was no wedding
there that night.
In small town two months later
there was wedding and the man
who failed Bette was the groom.
The bride was ugly, but she had
money, and that was what he want.
ed. He carried his bride to the home
In the city, which was prepared for
Bette. With his brides money he
turns his retail store into a whole
sale business, and his business grows
until he is one of the largest whole
sale merchants in the city
Some two years later Bette mar
rles the man intended for her. They
also move to the same city and he.
home is just as fine as the other.
lhey move in the same class and
meet often. Bette is prettier than
ever, for she has married a man who
knows how to keep a wife looking
we'll. The other woman is unhappy.
her husband has her money and does
not know how to love a wife. Just
five years of misery and she is glad
TO give up the fight. Bette sees it
all and wonders how she ever loved
such man. Two years pass and he
brings home another wife. Money
hides his faults. The second wife IS
mother to his motherless child and
fine woman, but like the first soon
finds that she has married a beast
instead of a man and loses her reason
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1915-03-05
ofce Phone 2O4 Mill Phone Sc
Black Builders Supply Co.

Dealers in
Rough and dressed lumber shingles t lime cement plaster brick
and pattons Sun Proof Paint.
We carry the complete largest building
in North Georgia
Your large appreciated can give you lowest
prices and prompt deliveries.
Office and yard Atlanta street next to office planning mill
Buffers old stands
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1915-03-05
Social ano Hersonal

MIR. George Roberts is recovering
from a severe cold.
Mr.. Bob Howell is recovering
trom his recent illness.
Miss Annie Field is visiting Mrs.
lack Stickney in Chattanooga.
Plant the best. Landreth's new
orop Garden Seed at Wilkes Drug
Store, Can't Stand.)
Mrs. Joe Carter and Tony visited
relatives in Atlanta last week.
Miss Addie Seize has returned
from a months visit in Atlanta.
MIR. and Mrs. Ryburn Clay are at
the Kennesaw House to spend
March.
Landreth's Bulk Garden Seed
ali kinds at Wilkes Drug Store,
Can't Stand)
We are indebted to Miss Julia
Green for a vase Of sweet spring
flowers.
James T. Anderson, Jr., is recov-
ering from his recent bronchial
trouble.
Miss Mamie ward has returned to
BESSIE Tiff College after little vi
sit home,
Randolph Simmonds has returned
from a visit to his aunt, Mrs. Cooper,
in Atlanta.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Maddox have
moved to their former residence on
Lawrence street.
Plant the best. Landreth's new
crop Garden Seed at Wilkes Drug
Store, Can't Stand.)
Mrs. w. P. Saxon, of Atlanta, and
Mr.. G. F. Riddle, of Birmingham,
Ala, spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. George S. Owen.
Misses Susie and Ophelia Brumby
are in Dunedin withMrs. Patton who
has Miss Laura Margaret Hoppe and
Miss Cora Brown also as guests.
Mr.. Sim w. Frey has gone to King
ston Springs, Tenn, to spend a
month. He will also visit in Ken
lucky and Texas before he returns
to Marietta.
The Northwest corner of Atlanta
and Anderson streets is where you
can find the best tailor in town.
VIM. Coral.
Miss Mary Robson spent Satur-
day in Atlanta to attend the monthly
meeting of the alumnae alliance of
Tri Deltas. A luncheon at the Ans
ley Hotel is always a delightful fea-
ture of these meetings.
Plant the best. Landreth's new
crop Garden Seed at Wilkes Drug
Store, Can't Stand.)
Mr.. Robert Irwin, of ST. Louis,
who came to visit his grandfather,
Mr.. R. c. Irwin, near town, has en-
listed in the U. S. Army and so has
Mr.. John Underwood, a young man
who lived on the Powder Springs
road
With the coming of the spring
the sound of the saw and hammer
and trowel will be heard again all
over Athens. There will be a great
deal of building in Athens during
the next nine manifestations Ban
ner.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1915-03-05

sVlct confidence. A woman can freely
.alK OF her private illness to a woman !;
mus has been established a confidential
correspondence which has extended over
many years and which has never been
broken. Never have they published a
testimonial or used letter without the
written consent of the writer, and never
mas the Company allowed these conf
oenoal letters to get out of their pos
eeSslon' as the hundreds of thousands
u Inem ii their files will attest.
oQt of the vast volume of experience
~o'ca they have to draw from, It is more
Ian Caln possible that tLey possess the very
wedge needed in your case. Moth
ny. S Is asked in return except your good
,', and their advice has helped thou
nus .[S; Surely any woman, rich or poor,
,'o1'd be glad TO take advantage of this
;Is, ZERO offer of assistance. Address
~ G{na Z. Pinkham Medicine Co., (eon-
N1'''laD Lynn, Mass.
Every woman ought to have
una e. Pinkham's 8O-page
a reNt Book. 1t is not @ book for
s sTnerai distribution, as it is too
oohSttehsive. It Is free and only
n tt"lnneDle by mail. Write for
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1915-03-05
FREE ADVICE
TO SICK WOMEN
thousands Have eenHelped
By Common Sense
Suggestions.
Women suffering from any form of
female ills are invited to communicate

promptly with the
W O m a MS private
correspondence de-
partment of the Ly-
dia E. Pinkham Med
icine Co., Lynn,
Mass. Your letter
will be opened, read
and answered by a
woman and held in
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-04-02

aud beadtsnstpert tpeaen Der prd6tis
oeH glumsnousftenurqen BON 6auIc
6es Wiaiondrs Bis herab su BEN oee
p0bnli6en .SIums" fiuoet non
Citerlilien. Die umsrifaniIfe Sitsrs
bluUe 1T sic itdttlide buftenne ellie.
Die Wlebr3nbl Ger 3pisbeln uno BLU
men BEG eroben omeritaniihsn Blu
~menmarftes tommt aus Bermuda.
Die 2iiien ipernsn hauptfd6li6 CUR
@usf4midung Der Sir6en oebroudt.
Sine ME qroBe Aone biz CfterIili. in
Qmerifd ipieIt. 3eigsn foIgsnos 3ob>
len. Der iGbriide Grport BON Siters
lilisn3piebeln bon Bermuda nnb ben
Der. Staaten betru9 in bert Iebten tun
Sabrsn 100000 bis 100000, IN
ba ieoe 3pie6el i'm 0urdfdnit
Isds Bitten trGgt, broutt @msrita
100000 biz 100000 OfterliIien
jdbrIif) our 4usidmiidung. 0apon
per0en ied5ie 9ro3snt tpdbreno Der
Oiterpo6e eebraudt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-04-02

Ridt Der SaIe, fonoern Elm 9oosl
brinQt. mad benz 4iuoerolauben. in
mondlen oeutifsn Qanof6aften bic
Sitersitr, 4. g. in Weitf1len ser
Storh. i'm SoninQ Ser audut.
Storh uno &udud iin0 herol0e ocs
Griiblirgs uno tri1Qen sum s3eiten
ibrer Intunft ous oer 7fremoe Den
9inoern Gier oIs Geftenfe nit.
a0nig 2uopiq Der @ierssbnte BON
5rantrsid pfls9,s noh Der WorQens
meTe bss Siterfonnta9s i6iper per-
eoIoets Gier ans SoIS uno Metou I'M
ter feline bofiihe umgebun9 arsSus
tbeiIen, Die banlit pertpolle 9etpeiie
feiner torigIi4sn 9uaoe cr6ielter, On
oieie Sftereisr bic Gtuis fir alIer=
hdno oorin pe~r5orssne 9oiibartsiten
fporen.
RAD sinsm baneriihen Yol,s9laus
ben ipirh herienioe, Der. am Gbdrfreis
too beim 3fp0lfubr Ratfhsn anfaus
esnh. iid Die 5inoerndotl. bsim tIeis
nen Finger heoinnsao, an ieoem Treia
tade elm oonses Sahr binour6 idneis
set, ME msbr in feinern fsrueren 2es
ben bon ,3ahntpeb Rimqeiutt rrfr'
osn. Den eIeider. 3fped fou man
erreiher. iuenu man an Gbdrfreitag
bic I6Qel BON 6Snosn un0 5yiiBsn OBJ
fdneibet uno bic 4bfdus in einem
Sudden psrcrGbt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-04-02

MEIER GquipaQen no6 9arrer. ipeoer
Vferoebobn rod Omnibus lin0 auf
Sen Gtraben ~ T.heu, Die 6rauen
qehen in Trauer, Ietbit bic Wdten
mo Solodten i'm Tienit tra1en 5raus
ertrepp an ibreu SGbeIqriffen uno
ibrtn Gnout.tttn. Sn Mdorio burt,
sichen Nro}eliioren bic Straber; bic
buhitdblit init SureIen tecedte Sta
tue ner heiliosn 3unQirdu miro bsrums
aetroden. sic 3u ihmiden bobeh bic
EoniQin un0 bic Gdmsn ser Nri1tos
tratie ibren toitbdreu Sd)mud berQes
lieben. Sin Citerbrauh, potl Der
ib0nfte pon alien. 1T ieit oIten Sab
rem i'm Qaroe Ser Soitduien i'm
Ghnan0e. Dor Dem Re1ierunQ31ns
tritt her &oninin Siabcaa II. pfle1te
Der Cute Nliniiter am &arfrettol oem
G0nja Srei 0uaoengeiude fir prei
3un IoQe perurteiIte Uerbredler pors
3g.!s1tu. Die @eiuhe muroen 3uiawe
menQefdI;gt auf einem ii.aerneH Cab
lett oarae5oteu upo elmer Der 9sr5res
der nur0e beQnQojQi. Nur5 mad
&iabeaas EbronbeiteiQnnq fam Der
NayfreitaQ; oie iurQe &6ni9in. ur1ges
BEN oon i6ren 0ofItuot. tniete por
Dem @Itar. 0n ipuroeu ihr Die orei
Gn0atnQeiuhe porQeIegt. zines oapoB
iolts ije berU6ren uno nit ocm
Gpuu6e: Mag @ott mir per9tbsn.
nje in ojy pergebs." rem betreiieuo,n
Sjjnoer ooS 2eben itsntsn. aber
ou5 quite @er5 ser iuqenoliten fIr
tin itBtt fh iiber 0ertommsn uno
llcberljeierunl binpcQ. Irdnenotu
Au1e5 f0bte Fe ale orei Gsiud1e uuo
mirmeIts ibven @naoeuipruh. Seit
oieier Set begnaoiQt icoey 0erridtr
Sponiens am 8orfrsitoq orei gum
2ooe Weru-teilte.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-04-02

@ur HE qrQbe Utehrbeit Der dTles
W ritduiiGen &iu0tripeIt lteht
q Gitern on geoeitung nur
hem Wei6rahtsfeite naf,
uno oas iunQs @olt f.ebt ieinem aoms
men nit Q~efpduuter Gripartun1 enta
dsQen. Gs Qibt audi bier cine 4nSahl
hiibfdler. Gaer6rduAe, bic an Die oeuia
Tfen %erjnneru uuo gum Sell aud pohl
BON ieren abqeIcitet Iino. Notiirlid
Tno Die Gitr bic 6auptIahe bel hen
mtinen. Der 6~eliebteite 9ralif) be-
itebt oarir. Gjer 3u fGr6en. uno IS
III inlu1cr Elm qrpber Netf6euerb uns
ter zen tleinen MldoHen. per he Idons
ten uno osrihieoeniten. ieltiam 9e'
fdrbieu Gjsr aufme;ien Tam. in 3obIs
redeem amerjtdniId2en 6dusbdltsn
peroen Sic Giidtn mebrere Gage Dor
Dem 7Stit Qar3 benz iunoen Bolt sins
otrdumt. Nle I6pFe uno Qfaunen
ueroen oon osr SttQeno Qe6rouht. um
bic peridjeDeuen 5arsmittel BARN
un3truhrfu. Inter BEN 3srlur ptsu
Etrdtentiroern Ser Sums" bic iein
@elo ubrid bdten, neyurIo6t oo8 fFdrs
ZEN Der gjer tjeies Radotnten; oeun
nitt nur bic Gisr Iino tnapp. auh
GSarbitofie fnb Elm mn trtrdumtsr
Gurus. Die erfinosriihe Su9euo
6rouht oeshalb i%sItidne Gria5nitttl.
nm ben Gisru he qepinihte Tarbe
3u qeben. Shnjpisl farbjaer 9duosr.
bunte Wrlht0Q3ettet, Stide non leuts
ttnotn aleioeyitofftu ipsroen iorgfdls
Tia aifbslpdbrt, nm su SReru sum
fsdrten perbraudt su fpsrotn. Tds
1T pisIIeift niht oaHj osiuro. nber
mas i6doet nas, iuern es mr. Die
Gtsr fGrbt2 Citeru III lpie Wtibs
noAttr in %Intrjtd cine ,3eit oes Sc
ICosniasbens o.luoroen. Oos 8anins
den III Sas Cittrtier. Die olts osut.
fhe lleterlisfsruuQ. oab Elm .-.afe ben
outsn Ginoeru su Sftern Cir uno Sc.
'dsnte brinat, lit ouh mad Nmsriio
oetammsr. Nm S'tsrmortao trir0
oui ben, 8aien oes ~Atiben 0duies~
in Woibinoton Elm Iufti9er ~eisrrous
&arneoal- a~bQthoIten. Ten qditstn
Goa tcmmsn luitiQe Gjnotr uro iprirs
gen iiber rem 3oisu. rouen leudltene
ocfGybte Gjey olriiber uuo e~rfrsuen
iih an o1trlti SHeystr. Dieter 9or-
neooI 1T fir ME; ssrIump.e tttine
Burden fpjsIeu init ihteu reihty,n
9riiosrft uno Stipeitern. Siter1 pers
uriadt in @nlerjil rjbt nur cine
erpBe 6aale in Gievu. ionetyn lit
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-04-02
Siter=SGuibcl.

Die nuiGbrIite Stiertompf Saiicn
tn Spanien beainut am SiterIonn,
tnQ.
Weiie M0nner rntsn. fur, cpr rem
Iufgang Der Sferiouns, ods @ieh
ms WdNsr Az trsiben. ounn bruuht
man I'M lcufenber Sabr teincu @iebs
arst mtbr. Der 8sriut ioItet ia peis
ter RIGS ala Elm bishen Triibauf
itehen.
Il2 Sfey9ebdd bat her SUDDEN in
DeutidIano psritieoens Ramen. Sc
bat 9raunIdpeia ieintn .Tidtuhen"
Bremen ieinen -WjdeIiuden", Tres,
Rem uno Sddien Isineu -Stcueu".
Sdtien uno Die 2luiit zen quart
fuhen". ShIefisn oeu -GtreuieItu,
den. Gfirieslano BEN rSnjippsIiu.
den II. {. 10.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-04-02
0eianiidDe cjtercier.

Sm ouaemeinen miro ongenom.
men. bob bic belis6te GepfIcgenhsit.
gu Sitcrn i'd Qeaenieitig NIT Gisrr
gu beidenten, driitIiden |urIprunqs
lei. 2dtiG6lib nbcr entitonu7t Ser
Gitereierbrdu6 Dem frii6etta SET
Oentume, Rod Der Gd0pfJr9ages
i6i6te 3o1oaiters (etpd 1000 por
Gbr.) bef6entter fhon oje altcn Ger
fer an TrijDIinqsfeIte nGaTtur3", Elm.
amber nit geidrbtcn Gjern uno 3!par
sur GrirneGunl baran, Dag Der Grit
geborene Der Sd0piuna. Der l~tritier.
bds WeItei nit isinsm t0prne qes
Iprengt babe, porau5 Damn Die eins
aeluen WeIen herporaetommen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-04-02
Zum Csterfeste


4Is Seim uno 8Iute. Baum ano
5trouh2
Gs mlB. ss iol ia 5riibIing iperoen
iSiir nrms Werideuber3en duG.
ri, hei(esn Citsrelodsn 'Iirasn
,1yn ar oi, Q~en3ssIuit biueiu.
I'm Gunoe uni'rer 9ruit 3u brirgsn
Bonn ep'aen CitsrTounsuihein.
SO lit Der 6rijbIing bier nuf Gr0en
Sin 4bnen nu: Der funft'gen Qraht.
Wenu mir o~sreiuit sripahen per0en
Gum Qsben Gus hes 3ooes Raht.
Dos mir an Sdmer5eu auh ertras
dsn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-04-02

Czn oieten QGnbern Guropas bubeu
~ fd Oiterqsbrduhe, uno Spar
. oft rett ieItiame. erbditen, De-
rem urfprur9 mitunter ouT
miIotdtige S:iftuuqeu ipeit ins Nit
tsIdIter 3uyiidqebt. uno oeren ti9ents
Iid,e 9ebeutung Oft toum nod 5u ers
tenreu lit. GnQtauo. nds oud in 0ies
fer g~eSiehunQ i~onIerpdtiper ols Qnoere
Qdnoer lit, iteht an eriter SteIle. Ius
Dem slu0Iften S%abrbunoert lit bic
Gitte Der MISUNDERSTANDING in 9iootus
oen, eintm tleiren Dorfc in Sent. dui
bic CieQentuart Qetommeu. Tort lebs
ten oamdl3 3luet SdpeItsrU, bic en-
9iiFten uno Stultern 3uiomnenqes
Madden fpdren. Sic bjnterlicben oty
3irde oje Gintiaite Don Qdnperejtn-
beute ettrd S200-prn peIter Sunme
an iebsa1 Cfterfonntag t%auiero SUDDEN
nit oen 9il0niFen Der @e5erinpen IN
bic 8eIuter Res Acknowledgements
tieu1tes beyttiit tperoen foutt. Tis
9ersnouie Der 0erttiIuuQ oer t5nio
lidhen Gferalmoien in Der Weitmin-
iter Ibtei ootiert aug Den 2dqen rer
&6niQin GIiIdteth. Sir pflsQte sp0lI
ormen W0nnern ie ejneu haiben Qdhs.
feds 6erinqe. feds Gath 9ro. uno
sinen 9ruQ Mein iiberyeit)en su ldfen.
6eute erh0Iten orlre W}dnntr uno
Trouen is cine rpt uno usjbe 2toer
b0rie nit elmer @eIoiumne.
Gjnen oon5 eiqenartiQen SFtr1ss
brouf gibt Is ir 2ancoibtre, @m
3drfreituq idnmeln fh 8ruppeu bon
Qonoleuteu. bic. obeuteuerlib Qcileis
oct, bic etfpa oreibja sneIiide WtiIen
betraQeroe GutFernuna bon einem
DorIe gum ouoeren t~nnseno suyiidIe,
oen. Ser: @rupps hs'tebt aus Iedls
aebn Sanssrn uno odt MuFinntep.
I'm gtuIt. 6dnoen uno Snieen troQen
Fe fpfognubGbnlide Stitt 0oIs. an
bic fe nGbr,ub bss 9onses 'dIo9sn.
llrter BEN 9Grsern bsfinoen Iih aiis
unttr oItt 2euie bon iisbsia Sobren.
Sn 9oris finosn nGbrsno Der Sitsrs
mode in einiQen Rsitouronts Wetts
efen ftatt. Dos Dlenu heiteht mel
fiens ous Wiritsu uno S6pein,bras
ten, unb Defenders rbtoobte" 9eiuer'
Der nm ole ausesisbten 0re;ie iolsu
,s big ouF firfssbn Wiirits uno chen
70 pieIs Stide graitn brineeu. Ju
Gponien bieten bic StGote lpdbrsno
Der 9ortpode sinsn Inblid. Der uns
In bic 3eitsa hss WitteIaIters 3uriid'
ps1isst. 4lsE 9srisby itpdt. renn
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-04-02

Oh man u;s uuhm. mas mir Qellebi.
Ginit piro Gin GTtsrmor1sn tagen.
Ter nas @erIorene nisoerqjbt;
Damn t0nen Gle Citer0loden
Der gdn3en @elt in freuo'Qem Gbor.
Damn itsigt Elm ieIiqes 5roblpten
4us ieoer 8ruit 5u 9ott smpor.
ltuo hie'es Shortages lrorteu
IruB 0intsrnadlt uno SooesQrnu'r
Wir giuuen ar in 8ottes 8drteu
Tit tinolih sfreuoigem 9ertrau'u.
Gs bIiibt Der Gems auf onen Weasn.
Der eyp'gen 6oFfnunq iroiih Vfdno.
lem Cftermpygen fiibrt entgsgsn
Inns 8ottes irene 0atsrbanb.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-04-02

Sc fieigt beruuf bic Oitsriouut,-
Der 1riibIinq iiegt nab Iau9.m Streit
llnb lodt berpor ,u uener YBoune
Tie gIumen or in Wolo uno 6eio'.
31s lit Elm Sapd5en uno Elm Dram
aen
@niiberaG in Fsto uno pain.
llno bei Dem gtauiAsn. bei oen aIan.
cen
3iebt frob Ser boIps 5riibiin9 Elm.
gefonoen Lao in giiesietten
Die Groc lang in tiefem Shmsra
Ter Triiblinq nabt. iie 3u erretten.
limb iubetro fn1tt is ibm ans 6er3.
GoG oeun Der GeeIe bdnqer meroen
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-04-02

HE qrobe W}ebrbeit Der ame'
ritdniIf)en &iu0tripeIt iteht
Citern an geoeutung nur
hem Wei6rahtsfeite nad.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-08-27
Bon 9eutidlant gsfurOerter
Treis mus be5abli werben.
Berlin. "a 9I,to.

SNIlllt, -. IitA.
Die llebcriec 9tohrihienoecntitr
1ibt 3lr 9Seitcrgohe befonnt:
@eorg Bernhard. cincr Der in
1eiitidllnno beltbctonntcn Sonrna
liiten. pcroiientlitt in cincm 2cit.
ortifeI in Der Voiiiihen 3citltuq bic
tilrSlid pom ociitihen 5inan5nliniiter
Er. NnrI 0eliierid aentodte Nnfiin
olGing. boB Die ,Scinoe Der 3clltroI
r1dte ben groBeren 1bcil Der ariegs.
foitcn bon 0eitidhono, Ocitcrrcid
uno ocr Silrtei 5obIcn miliien, mas
audi l,ibi - bic @cliiniiten glouber
oies eIlcroings nid,t - cripirft rpcr
6en toimtc. Iclitldlono III jett in
Neiit gr0ber, pciter Strciisn Dor
mertbnoIlem 2ono I'M SIten iomobl
mic im @eiten. @enn oicie 2anoci
ibren friihcrcu @eiitcrn mic0er 5u
rildae9eben mcroeu iolen, 70 muB oe,
rou Der iiegenocn Eortei geioroertt
Treis oild be5oblt mcroen. Solltci
Die 0e6ictc 3ltrildbebnIten meroen T.
milroc e3 oeu notionoIen Rcidtbun
nie ntdD ben betr1dtIihen 9etroC
uon Steitereiuuohmen mr. hcrn1eb
rcn. Iurh Die borgeihritten
iInon5ieIIe 3ehnif Der ieeiocu 3eitel
Iieben it'd Anoroniingcn treiicn. ot
onS ab5dblen nDn arieasid)uloen Ohm
leomeoe Storing nti ocn @eIomorft
nloglif moden.