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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-05-21
Pr A DIVINE COVENANT.

: God Almighty gave Eve to Adam
with the pledge that she would be his
helpmeet and with this order of COM
partnership, civilization has lowered
to its greatest heights. In this rela-
tionship, God has blessed woman and
man has honored her and after four
thousand years of progress, she now
proposes to provoke God to decoy
man by asking for suffrage, thereby
nv amending an agreement to which
she was not party
Woman, remember that the lsraelite
acorned a divine covenant, and as a
result wandered forty years in the
wilderness without God. Likewise
man should remember that 1t Is a
dangerous thing to debase woman by
law. Rome tried lowering woman's
standard and an outraged civilization
fore the clothes off the backs of the
human race and turned them out to
roam in the world naked and un.
ashamed.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-05-21

tai is Madame G., whose husband COM
mands a division which is operating
only a few miles from where she is
caring for the wounded. Many of the
patents which she treats belong to her
husbands division. Another nurse
comes from the Baltic provinces, and
her brother is fighting in the German
army. But if her allegiance is divided,
not a sign of this appears in her
painstaking efforts to make the
wounded comfortable. She has initial
ed a series of checker contests in the
hospital tent and this sport has be-
come so popular that one sees almost
every day a long line of freshly
wounded waiting for their turn at the
game.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-05-21
Whenever You Need General Tonic
Takt. Groves

The Ord Standard Groves Tasteless
chill Tonic is equally valuable as a
General Tonic because it contains the
we'll known tonic properties ofQUININE
and IRON. 1t acts on the Liver, Drives
out Malaria, Enriches the Blood and
Builds up the Whole System. so cents.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-05-21
TO HIKE FROM KANSAS
TO CHICAGO CONVENTION

HUTCHINSON, Kas., May 21.-Mar-
ion Jones and Walter Clark, two Re-
no county school teachers, will start
tomorrow to walk from here to Chi
cago, where they will attend the In
ternational Christian Endeavor con-
vention as official delegates from the
Kansas organization.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-05-21

Kansas organization
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1915-08-05
STAR BOWLING
ALLEY ROBBED
Monday Night And onIy q. Small
Loss Was Sustained ny z. j.
Eckes Proprietor
RINGS FROM PUNCH BOARDS
Mere the Articles Taken with a
Diamond Stick
Pin.

In the wee small hours Of the
night an unknown person broke
into the Star bowling alley and
took from off a punch board sew
en- sapphire rings and also dia-
mond stick pin. This was ali that
has up to this time been missing.
e. j. Eckes, prop, locked all the
doors and windows except ono
which was half broken and left
for his home to spend the night.
He left his place of business at
about II O'Clock p. m. Chas. M.
Keeney, who is employed in this
place in opening up tuesday
morning discovered that some
one had broken in and took the
rings and pin. This is ahn"t all
the clue to the robbery that there
is.
Mr.. Keeney in stating to this
paper who might be the unknown
one said that he couldn't guess,
but as there had been a couple of
hoes in and out that afternoon,
it might easily be laid to them.
Mr.. Eckes although entailod to
this small loss is glad that moth
ing else was taken and no other
damage to the place is general
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1915-08-05
LOSE ONE
WIN one
Third Game Called OF on Ac.
countof Wet Ground and to
Be Played
NEXT SUNDAY AFTERNOON
At island Park Which will De-
eide the Winner Between
These Two Teams

In the first game Hankinson
had the batting eye On the bat in
stead of ornamenting those
ivory-topped pieces of bone that
make up the top part OF their
body.
They are called by bunch of
tormenting Siberians that ~inhahit
the incorporated village Hankin-
son (in the face of humanity ball
players. (What do you mean ball
players). How that screen owl,
1.-The Hankinson News" boots it,
sells to sleep and dream and
dreams of the things that they
read about in the "Swat Mulligan'
column in the comic section of q
sporting paper is too hard for
any civilized person to digest. 1t
takes too task Smithy the man
behind the bat for the locals as
a dirty ball player, saying that he
tried to spike Albers, who is SO
crippled up with the laid of tape
that he gets by with his old
"Christopher Columbus stuff
that he tries to pull over on the
batter. If somebody would acci-
IDENTIFY let the bat fly out of his
hand it would never stop until ii
hit the inner regions of that crab
Albers is a good fellow Off the
field but when in a Hankinson
uniform he looks like the sport
ing edition of the aforesaid sheet
The box score for this game is
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1915-08-05
FELL INTO RAIN
BARREL DROWNED
Last Friday Night at About I o.
clock A. M. John Walker
Aged 76 years
MEETS UNTIMELY DEATH
And Interment Was Made In Fair
view Cemetery on Sunday
Afternoon

This community was shocked
to hear of an unusual death, by
falling into a rain barrel and
drowning.
Mr.. Walker, the deceased, had
been in poor healthfor some time
with dropsy and he had been oc-
casioned to fainting spells at dit
ferent times. On Friday night he
got up at about l2 or 1 O'Clock
and in moving about the room
disturbed his wife's slumbers.
When awakened and inquiring
what he was getting up for, he
replied, Don't let me bother you,
you go to sleep, l am going to get
a drink"
That afternoon George Walker
his son had brought up to the
back step rain barrel full of
drinking water and when Mr..
Walker was reaching for a drink,
it is presumed he must have had
another attack and thus occurred
this sad accident.
Continued OIL page AZ
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1915-08-05
ARTHUR
IS HERE
And Will Stay Until Tomorrow
Night As a Guest Of the
B.-W. Ball Team
FOR THREE GOOD GAMES
And Is Some Handsome Boy in
Tho Togs Of War That He
Carries With Him

He just come over yesterday
Don't you think he is getting on
pretty good for a new conner to
this part Of the world. He invites
everybody to look him over in ac-
ton before speaking about his
good form. He's jolly chap don't
you know. Talk, worked and done
things right before the Monarchs
and fans of his game. He is
straight, honest but sharp,
and shrewd fellow, tricky and yet
resourceful, always taking ad-
vantage of his opponents weak
nesses. And besides girls" he is
some coquettish sort of a lad, a
winner nearly every time on lady's
day.
He gets a crazy streak some
times and what do you know about
it, romped all over the Wheat
(land) with Eliss out after his
scalp. Also he made the giants
who came after him just before
this take to the tall timber.
Now when watching him in &C
ton today and tomorrow, don't &c
altogether by his yesterday feats
for sometimes he loses (whethc!
Intentionally or not, you can de-
pend on him to put forth his bes,
efforts on the last two days te
come out a winner.
Let's go and see him work.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1915-08-05
CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY

Friday, July 20, was Elmer
Wetherbee's birthday, and on his
arrival at home that evening he
met with a very agreeable sur
prise. Mrs. Wetherbee- invited u
number of gentlemen to a six o.
clock dinner, the table was adorn-
ed with lovely roses and covers
were laid for ten, and of course,
Elmer was included. We won't go
into details and mention the vi
ands, but it was a four-course
dinner and served by the hostess
and her daughter, Miss Stella.
After dinner the gentlemen in
dulged in smoke. Tom Moore
being the weed. The invited guests
were: G. A. Tuttle of st. Paul, l..
N. Abbott, w. H. Cox, Geo. E. Bal
lard, DR.. N. H. Greenman, F. j.
Runvon, Peter Mergens, William
Wetherbee and E. w. Clabaugh.
After very pleasant evening the
guests departed wishing Mr.. and
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1915-08-05
HELP MAKE IT
5000 EXHIBITS
Now Is The TIme For Al Good
Fair Boosters to Como To
Tho Aid Of the
RlCHLAND co. FAIR ASSN.
BY Starting In Now and Getting
Ready Everything Worth Ex-
hiblting in Shape

The Richland County Fair want
to secure 5000 exhibits from the
farm for the coming Fair. This
will be a BOOSTER year for
Richland County. Every farmer
throughout the county who has
something worthy to exhibit in
the way of weat, oats, barley, rye,
flax, alfalfa, clover, corn and
grasses should give more atten-
ton to the securing of these ex-
hibits this year than ever before.
This will be a Banner crop year,
and your exhibits at the fair, seen
by hundreds from Iowa, Illinois
and Indiana who are making this
country at that time, will do more
to advertise the productiveness OF
Old Richland than all other means
known to man. Cut your straw ex-
hibits before the machines are
set to work and after the straw is
we'll bleached, tie up in nice bun
dies and hang up somewhere in a
secure place until you are ready
to either send, or bring them in
on the opening day Of the fair.
This is your fair, and it's crown
ing success depends upon every
enterprising farmer to contribute
his best efforts, or at least do
something, towards helping to
make it fair that you may we'll
be proud of. If you have never
I, l., r.
or years we would ask you to
make a start this year, do some-
thing, and help make this the
10th Annual Fair the Biggest Ad-
vertisement Richland County ev-
er had. Secure your exhibits.
Identify yourself with the best
County Fair in the Northwest, the
growing Fair. The Fair that has
a name. YOUR FAIR. ~
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1915-08-05

Mrs. Wetherbee many returns of
the day. While the gentlemen
were having such a good time,
thinking that they had a good one
on their wives this time, but not
so-that bevy is not so easy to
put anything over on. They got
together at the home of Mrs. Bal
lard and had feast consisting of
salads, potato salad, and salads
and more salad. 1t was exclusive
ly an old maid party and it was
not safe for man to be in the
Observation-Disclosures News.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1915-08-05
BATTING AVERAGES

In the last eleven games the
batting averages have been offic-
Tally figured up and are as fol-
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1915-08-05
Sundays Game

The breaking vf the waves
dashed high against that rocked
bound coast and the way Faust's
curve was breaking, you'd have
thought that there was another
ship wreck on the high seas.
In this game as we'll as Fri
days game, the terrific storms on
the Atlantic caused its high waves
when breaking upon the storm
breakers along the cost, that it
kept the spray falling continu-
ously on the boys that represent
the little twins on the diamond
here.
Narum was in the box and he'd
tried to cover up and keep from
getting wet, but the way the boys
drenched him when the flood
started, caused him to take high
er ground and then that human
bean pole Charlie Helm, whose
height they thought would keep
him from drowning out there,
kept his feet fairly we'll, but be-
fore the anchor could be hauled
up, that old warship its best for
that battle was over, and it is
now back in the shipyards being
overhauled, scrapped and anoth-
er coat of paint is being daubed
On its bow.
The hOx score for this game is
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1915-08-05
HAS
INCREASED 1.547
RichIand County Passbs 60, ,ooo
Mark According to
New Count
GROWTH SLOW BUT STEADY
More than one-Third Of county's
Population is in Cities and
Villages

The Richland county census
figures, taken from reports of the
township assessors the past
spring, have been compiled and
show an increase during the five
years from 1910 to 1915 of 1547.
The total for 1915 is 21,2O6, as
compared with 1869 in 1910
and 1887 in 1900. Following
are the figures as taken from the
records of the county auditors
office.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1915-08-05
wAHPEToN PUBLIC LlsRAR,
Report for the Month Of July
1915

No. of visitors 1874
Magazines loaned SO
Juvenile fiction .125
Adult fiction 1886
Non fiction 3
Magazines have been donated
by Mrs. Hughes and Mrs. Bur-
bank.
Prof. Prather has given a 10
vol. encyclopaedia and Miss Clara
Patterson story books.
Remember to return your books
at the end Of seven days and avoid
a fine.
JESSIE C. Soaring,
Librarian.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-26

Cine Grase, bic bas amerita'
niIhe Bolt, aud ben Sbeil, bel
9eutI6Idhb libel piu aufs 9isfite an
aebt. beftebt hrin, rpis bic alitrten Si'
9lntGufe ppn Sriegsmaterial ir oieier
2anbe, bic iih in bic 9unberte ppr
Minionen bslaufen, be5abIen. Settle,
benb 1T, bub uniere @oloDorrdthe ntd
anuGbernb in Dem Wiabe 3unebmen
ipis bic arpBsn @srtdufe bon 2riess'
material es bsbiusen tpiiroen. Sffsn'
bar tptrb ben Qlliirten bin5uIonoe etr
arober Srebit eingerGumt. Sn tpeI4el
BeiIe oas sei4ie1t, 1T 70 nett MIDI
eriiatli4, oa Die Sduier uni
9srtdufer BON Waffen ibre 9elbge'
i6Gfte in tiefes Gebeimnib biillen
9lber auf Der anbsren Seite 1T tlar
bab uniere 8dffenfabritanten ben RE
iieen 8rsbit, peIaen bic aaiirten II
4nTpru9 nsbmen, niAt aus eissneI
araft setpGbren tDnnen, oa Sus ihrt
Mittel iiberiteisen ipiirbe. Dumit emit
itebt bic yraee: Wie erbolten bic Il'
liirten @affen. obne bafiir gu be5db.
lene 8enn bic gltip gOrter 3imes'
meint, baB bic 2isfsranter pisaeidt
englif6e ober fransoiifde S9usamts:
Soften als 3abluns annebmen, 10 1T
bas offenbdrer uniinn, oa man ois's
in oieIem 2anbe abIolut riat oerpen'
ben t0nnte. Die einSige M1qli6teit
an bic Tib beutsn lGbt, 1T, bab Gugs
lamb We6isI gibt, bic BON unieren Res
ferpebantsn Sistontirt perben. gngss
fi6ts bieier M0slihteit ioate fofori
cine eriinbli9e llnteriu4ung sins
eeleitet perben, o6 fplaes Der Sfoa IT
unb bat es bamit feline Ridtiafeit, 10
ndre es bic 91fli6t Der ssiummtsn
ameritanii6.n Saufmunnidaft. nit
aller GntI6isbsnbeit bagsser 5u Drote'
itiren bdb bas 9elb oes umcri.unt'
f4en 0pltes ben QGiirten sur @erfiis
gure g.itelIt unb babura benz 9srlu't
ousgefebt pirb. Cine birstts 9lnfrase
an BEN S9abamtsietrstdr, Die jebsr
auufmann su itelIen beredtiat II, ipGrs
am qlase Inn ben SadOsrbolt Su srs
Fa6ren. Die Srage tOnuts aud buhin
auggebebnt perben tpieoisI 9eIS bic
@au street gantiers aug hen RE
ierpebant.n sieben, bu es ni6t bsm
minbsftsn 3fpetfel untsrlisat. bab iis
auf ibre eisenen We4ieI, Die iis in ben
ReTerpebanteu bistontir.u, Gele Fir
bic 9(lIiirtsn bsidaffen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-26
Gisentbiimlide 6elebrte.

Die ameritanii6sn 9rofeToren, bic
Rb.rtpiesenb 9eutidIano feinbIi6 ses
limit iino, befinben iih in elmer unans
gene6men Gage. Die Msiitsu BON ibs
nen baben auf beutiasn llnioeriitdten
Itubirt, bo bislang gtiemuno aIs oouer
9ttabemiter sult, Der ni6t na4meia
fen tonnte, bag er feline Ga6biIbuna in
biefer @siie osruolItommnet babe 0os
BAT aur GOIse. bab bisie prOfeiioren
bic us6srlsssnbeit Der bsutiaeH GiDilis
iatiDn ansrternen. lin uber ibre feiub'
li6e 9siiunung 81 redtfertigen, ma
den lie tiibn eiusn strith srpiid.n
Bolt unb Rsgisrung. Die bObs aultur
peg beuti6en golies lniien iie eelten
aber bic Rsgierung III nab ibrer Be
bauptuns barbariIch. Sine iolhe 5bsis
lung 1T piItiirlia, iogar ld4erIt6,
benn gOIt unb Resierung iiub ni6t
Don etnanber 3u treunen. Sire 6ars
barif6s Regisrung unb cine atoiIiiirte
gation Iinb unoentbar. Sin 5tuatss
ipefen lit ni6ts anoeres, als Die gu
IammenfaFung oQer inteasttusqeu
&rdfte zines 2anbes. Sr RuSlanb III
bos Belt untuItipirt, folglth aud bic
Resierung. Sn 9euti6lunb If bic Re
gierung 10 tultiDirt, tpie bas 8ol.,
folsli6 itsben bsibe auf slst4er SSbe.
Wan Mil a6sr bic S6eibelinis in
Der Aeiis finosH, bag iibsr Dem oeuts
fhen 0Olte cine S6ttt itebt, bic man.
als militariitiid be5eidnet unb biefe
arieespartsi, pie man iis usnnt, Ioa
mutbpiaiger Deiie ben Srteg heraufr
Gei9norsn babeu. ariegsi6reisr ipirb
es pobl in 9euti4lanb ebsnIo gut gss
ben, fpie In iebem aUberen 9anoe. Dir
beseensn ibnen iosar In uufsrem sisss
nen aanbs. 2lbsr Te t0rnen nirgsnbs
tpenigsr our @eltuns tommen, aIs I'M
Deutfalanb unb Spar aus benz, DON
ben ameritanif4en pgofeTorsn feI6It
etngeitdnbenen @runbe, baB boTelbitl
eine Defenders bo6e 9oltstultur bsIfebt
unb bns Meriseiden bisIer aultur titI
9tbneisuHs ssssn ben ariss. las fOlsl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-26
BLOOD - MONEY.


Paper read before the Ministerial
Association OF the NJ z. Church Mon.
day, May oath 1915, in support Of resol-
ution endorsing a Call TO prayer, by
H. A. Grentzenberg, Member Of the
Central Conference.
The Call for Prayer
BY the bishop Of the N. T. Church, that
peace may be restored is certainly
timely. We ought to pray without
ccasing But, while we do so, We ought
too, as much as is in onr power; answer
our own prayers. We pray for the
restoration OF peace, but by our actions
prolong the war. We the U. S. -
have been posing before the nations
of the world as the exponents of peace,
goodwill on earth, the brotherhood Of
men, fair play and christian endeavor,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-26

roman putriotiau,". 8 ipsb, aud bier.
Der Roman fiihrt ben 2itel (ipir
abnten ss fdon) Die ToGtfr bts
8pGe" unb iibertrdet. ndd bemgruh.
| itiid su nrtbetlsn, bic S6impfsreisr
bes poliiifdeu 1beils ins, fc5ufae.n.
SHDngeiitiae. Da fam man niftS
limdttn. GinissrmaBen perfDbnsnb
! tpirit nur Der llmftanb. bab iein @srs
fafier, iiferIi9 isbr Su IeintmS S9msr3,
ben Rdmen @srmain fiibrt. Grii aaf
Der lebten Ssits, In bsm iebr Sulams
msna,f6rumpften glnseisentbeiI, fDiro
enpIih BON stipas anbsrsm aIs ben
Bodies eeIprcfen. 6isr fdlt bic grobs
Qusabl BON Wdhrfaesrinnen auf, Elm
paar 9ubenb, bi. iih sur Gntldlstss
runa Der nddftsn 3utunft srbieien. gs
ideint bemnn6, lls pb bic pdriler
bod, mebr @trtrduen snm anffeeiaB
bi,i,r mobstnen qptbias babsn oIs 3u
ben qropb.s,iunssu bss fransOiii9sn
@snsrdliiabs.
gombuf.iItes 9rnblen nit untcns
troIlirboren Selbtnthatsn, mabloie
9srunaIimpiuns bss Jsinbts, bns
9oben ohnmdhtisrgDuth. einS9ipels
aen in ben psrlpessnit.u SeIbittaas
Idunsen, 70 eebt Is ourA ale Spnls
ten beg glatiss. limb nun oerglsihe
man eomit bic rubiss mabpoils
| Sprahe Der oeutiten prsHe, Die &C.
raos bic 5ransoi,n nit unpertenHbas
rer g6cnung bsbanb,lt. gDir lpOllen
urs niht in bic gruit iperfen unr
pbarifGiid gsbdrbtu. absr ods eIr'
fen mir frasen: ~ Elm abnlihtrDsnn.
gsl an Miiros uHb Ginii9t bel uns
cuf nur bsnthar2
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Barrier 3situnssn auf: iis sntbalitn
b1ufia gridts nsutral.r (ndiurlt4
uneenannt bleibsnbsr) glusI1nbsr, bic
iif in Ttuti6lanb befiuoen, iibsr 3us
ItGnbe unb Siimmunan bel uns. IN
Si,isn 3uffriitsn ip.tStn otuil4s
asuberuna.n nisbsrssssbsn, bi. OF
unpertennbar ben Sisnpt! bts e1ttr
iraaen. unb man .rfisbi bdraus, iuis
anporIifiia 70 man6er bel nns tibsr
Dinoe ipritt, bic siHsm 5tsmben Ses
a.niiber bsIsr uuer0ritrt b!sibtn.
RStse bod j.su bic qr0bt. 3uriid'
fal.una i'm GjsfprG6 nit nitt eanj
r.,,,, h,gorrl,n OIuslarntru bepbntls
fen. aud ipsnn fis nod 10 bsutih'
freunblid !hun. Ulan muB immsr mt!
Der DlSalihteit rttnsr, bdB unoors
;ittias gleub.runetn iposu aiitl
man6s allsI laut ssiiibrte llrisrndl'
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lid. qrsH, Tinb.n, uub .f pibi JHois'
sr,iiouen. bic. 70 barmlos iis aua s.'
n.ini I.in mSssr, ME UisS,r gut au
MAIDEN iiub.
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gelsiides.

es III erireuIif gu ieben. ipie iir'
iere gcaulten In 9elgien lid, benli!'
hen, in Die seeIe Der belsiid)en De.
polier,mg cinen Ginblid 81 betoHI'
men, lnS iiberhaupt @eobattungen
nnulitelat. bic iiber ibre eigeHtllteH
Iienito0Iiegengeiteu melt binoiisSe'
hen. &tcruon einiee geiipieIe. 5!u
Saac6ud) eiues Eeloaenoarmen IN
Der Qroein5 9iniburs beibt cs:
,,aiirBIia iahr id, nit Der aleinbabn
rcn longern nnd, 2i,ttId,. Gin Bel
picr er5abIie mir pdbreuo Der 6abrt:
;, I'm oen aries geben bns liel mir
nidyt elm. sSiir Deu ioa man ieh.enS
sliir Die glciden9 Iie iirlo ale bart,
lmo lrenn iie wieSerfomuen baben
tic ibre aeder liuh Dieier ME oor'
her ,Siir Die fam es gleid iein, iper
Serr bIei6t. 1je aruien 2eliie batien
Jor Gem arieae nid,ts. imo luenn ole
gelnier Die Serren blelben babeR lie
nadlber lpie0er nidlis. Sir Die armen
III rg Geiier, ipen bie Gertid)cn iieaell
Die icraen bcute ihon, bab Die armen
Seute girbeit befommen. an Der
Balm, bic uon Iongern mad, MAIDEN
aebart niro, fonuen pieIe Seiite rcr'
6ienen. Sn Der Stn6t Sonsern iiio
Straben aiiseebeiiert rporben. Nicle
arbeitSloie batter tpieoer ~ ellen.
IaS ucraibt man ben Ieutid)eu
nidt." Aus Statiftifen lpiibte i3
ipobl. onb Der proSeutiat ucn an.
nlphobeten IN geIaien ai,beror6entlih
hod, III, a6er emit mein DieHit ala
1el6aenoarm, Der mid nit alien
Sdidlten Der @epolerlng III @eriib.
rung brnd)ie, glb mir cine IebenoiGe
9tnid)amnlg oapon. giidt aaen bic
iilterc Generation, nefn, citd) iebr
piele jltnge 9eute. Die bns IdrllpfIif-
tiac sitter crit felt fl,rSem bnitrr ii6
bnban, t6nnen iniolse Der SanGeit ccr
bcLaiideY 9eborben ipeoer leien nod
idjrciben. @enn umlere Waiieranidla.
ee iebr cit nid,t rid,tie nufsefabt
iperSsn mlo nidt oen seruiinihten
griclg babrm 70 1T MIR cIl3u Oft Der
Niaugcl on StrIbiIbung barnn
idnlo. 3eber gebliiigc Girialtspiuiel
fam unoern inrtcr Der @ebalptlins
.Sicr itebt es bon Sen 7ettid)en ee.
bradt" oas tolliie 3eue uormoten.
aqan eIuisbt es. oenu Der San pni g:
porecIeien. Ter @einein9eoiener nit
Der g6ele III in geIgier cine mid.
tisc @erIon. CT pernittelt Die ge.
tnantlnadmngen perioiiIih burG9lits.
ruica. aber nidbt ales tnnn a,ii bicic
ggeiic rerbreitet pfrSen. Nlie pieleS
cSciciene iuibperitnnben, cber Surb
aiIoere bemubt oter inbeIpuBt rer.
lebrt rcitcr perbreitet lpiro, onfiir
bier nur eilige geiipiele. ilrind,e:
IurG Ilafat purbe befnnnt eegehen,
CAP irabren6 bes @inters I'm 5afIe
Cilcr Guaranteeing bic Sialle iaii.
ber III bnlten iuib sic Guartietc Sii
bei5eil iinb. @irfinig: .wforgen Be.
fonuNc1 mir 1000 Damn Ginquartie.I
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-26

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elm bauernbsr 5riebe nur bur1 bic
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malmt ipiiroeu. glber ben ri6tigell
glufI9lub erbdlt man our9 5eititelz
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unb bas lit bod unbeitreitbarsr Weiic
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in GrfpGsuus gu 3ieben. @cnn Der
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nen bermaben ssi4pd4t iein, bab 'ie
fiinfSis Sabre lang ni6t an einer
aries Dsuten tOnnen unb psitsr
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