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GO EASY.

The sinking OF the Lusitanta. norri-
bic as it must seem to a shocked
world, is another proof of the break
down OF international law in this
time Of international anarchy. = So
long as it is left to individual. Nations
to assert might against right. and this
Indictment applies to both sides, ne
cessity will know no law. This is be.
You'd all history being waged as a
war Of desperation, Of life and death.
When individuals become so blinded
by fury they are reckless of the
rights Of persons OF bystanders. In
the absence OF any international peace
power competent to afford protec-
ton. it is the more incumbent upon
the Nations that have not plunged in
to the maddened conflict to keep their
heads. We Americans, above all, W
a duty to ourselves and to humanity
to maintain self.restraint. We are
the one hope Of restoring sanity in a
frenzied world.
For the crimes that have been COM
mftted against humanity in this war a
world restored to reason will demand
PREPARATION and justice. But what has
been done cannot be undone by adding
fuel to the fire. Today, more than at
any moment since that fateful August
day. it is the duty of Americans to
grip tight and stand shoulder to shout
der behind the President. Let there
be no fires built in his rear to distract
his attention from the situation be-
fore him. Let us prove ourselves wor-
thy fellow citizens Of the calm, clear
eyed statesman in the White House,
whose single aim and n prayer in
this moment is the welfare of his
Observation-Disclosures Dispatch.
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I~#N FL ~ HaE. .LE f. .#U.n.I. EL.H--
There is perhaps no narrative In all
history or literature which SO perfect,
ly illustrates the conditions of friend
ship as this which is before us. JON
athan was every inch a man; affection
ate, sweet and tender, deeply pious
and withal loyal to both duty and
friends. His rights, as the kings son,
he gladly set aside for David, whom he
'1oved as his owns soul" (ch. 1873;
20:17). Jonathan Is a great type OF
the surrendered life (ch. 23:1O.
!. DavId's Danger, w. 1886. Three
times in the previous chapter ivy. s.,
IA, 800 we read that David behaved
himself wisely" Saul eyed David"
". 49, and his Jealous anger grew as
he gave vent to his hate. Jonathan's
desires for David drew the anger Of
Saul eco: 3o), but 1t only put him more
upon his guard and made him more de.
termined, if possible, to save both
David and Saul.
Following David's escape (18:1S) he
consulted Jonathan regarding his
safety t20.1-10). They renewed their
covenant and swore fealty to each
other and to those of. their house.
holds wv. HID. It Is a standing re-
Duke that Christians treat SO lightly
their covenants with the. church and
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..sn not AFRAID to ahow
their fovs and etnottonse y has BEEN
suEgested that Jonathan shonld have
accompanied David as Gods elect
tHeb. I3:1sls but we teel that dgty
sbatet him to remain by
gsin:stricken father.
The Lessons Of the Lesson. True
friendship costs. Gods love gave to
the world his Son. Jonat MS friend
ship for David was costly. but was
given gladly, not grudgingly. True
friendship neither torgets duty nor
neglects its desire towards the object
of its love. It Is not governed emotion.
ally, yet It disregards all other ties. IL
they are wrong. Not even a father or
mother should lead US to wrong .
friend. When David came into power
he remembered the everlasting cove
nant made with Jonathan IN Sam.
$3.50: Our "son OF david" has made
similar covenant with US tActs 1881;
2:3s). True friendship Is of slow
growth, but is not easily killed.
chilled by reverses, nor frozen by ad-
yersity tProv. 1920. True friendship
is unseIfsh. It gives and does not
seek.
True friendship Is founded upon re-
IIalon and the hest friend, the ideal
friend. is Jesus Christ.
That friendship which is based upon
oaths, ritual and dues, is not abiding,
nor true friendship, for It excludes all
who fall to possess the same pass
word or a sVficient amount OF money.
That friendship which is based upon
expediency, or a quid pro quo, is by
no means true friendship; it Is as
ephemera1 as the morning mist and as
frail as a chain. of sand.
The friendship which has as its cor
mon center Gods best boon, the friend
ship Of his Son, will, il it is true and
genuine, abide forever.
Today will be. observed BY many
schools as Mothers day" j.
J. .#H# l.HH# .H-| fHH.6. HUW #lF.WrHHN Tnsa. HU##IN'
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After Dinner Minis

The United States plans an investi.
cation of fountain pens. We y one
that we'd like to submit in evidence
and ask that the punishment for maxi
ing it be dipping in indelihle Ink.
General Villa has been shot again by
a member Of his stafr which reminds
us that the German Crown Prince
hasn't been killed for three weeks.
=
They are battling where ancient
Ephesus stood. The fact that we have
forgotten battles just as important that
took place at Ephesus ought to prove
the uselessness Of this war.
Old Doc Cook now starts to climb
Mount Everett. The Kink Of Denmark
is hereby notified to duck before the
Doc gets back.
II the tax collector ever got a job
as credit man the majority of citizens
couldn't get credit for is cents.
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Mother o. mine, O, mother o mine:
II / were damnedgof body and soul,
know WhoseFprayerss would make me
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been aimed to have its effect IN Italy!
as we'll. By the thinnest threadsSh has.
been hanging the choice OF Italy, not
between the Germantc cause and the
cause of the allies, but betweenths
cause OF the allies and a fretttng neu;
traIity, which is the most the Berlin!
foreign office could ever hope in this
war 10 get out OF the Mediterranean
member Of the some time triple ALI
ance.-New York Press:
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II 4 were hanged on the highest hill,
Mother osmine, @, mother O. mine!
I know whose love would follow me
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IL j wera drowned IN the deepest sea,
Mother b mine o. mother O mine,
: know WhoseEtears would come down
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reak Of the war.-New York Herald.
eERMANY's SPRING SMASH.

Germany's spring smash, driven
with the last reserve OF her power
at one and the same time against the
French, British and Belgians in Elan.
ders at the west and against the Rus.
SLAMS all the way from the Baltic TO
Bukowina at the east, may we'll have
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MotherSom ine, o; mother O. mine!
68 -Kipling.
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Hsotaoeees
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THE MOON.

The, moon gets full. and men don't care; it isn't
CHARGED With aordtd Sin; there Is no stellar cop up
The Mnky Wayghae6 no reporter flip, to write, and in
poltee eoEt q cttonss say "Ehe moon was full again las
on csiestiaI water carts It fills the night world with
dreshens5 up our faded hearts. Beneath the
lnoon die lovers wall, and pour their vows In happy
esrS: tic i'm WiHfaeyefihea such talk, though # may
rbine d million years. Beneath the moon the old men
dream OF bygoneaatruggIes loves and cares; In all the
yenrs no solar5 stir up tender thoughts like
'lheis. The daytime 1andmarks disappear when Luna
her e~npigonee sends beneath the moon one seems to
q ms yoiceal OF his long dead friends. The ghostly
W3B aoat ndaptaYf1ikeselye in an enchanted land
Ia far away, any mystic things seem close at hand
Dontit night WhenseYery glade has fairy rings; for I've
ttht TINT oYery Enrtsh3 morning brings.
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sAruRpAY MAY 8, 1915.
DAY.

MOTHERS n
Il 4 were hangedson the highest hill,
Mother 0gminesEo O, mother o mine!
I know whose love would follow me
stiIi.
Metaef o;mine. 9. mother O mine!
II wsre drowned IN the. deepest sea,
Mnther o mine. o. mother o mine,
know whose tears would come dow
Mother 81 mine, 8 mother O mine!
4 were damned of body and soul,
Know YhoseEprayer would make me
Mothsrso mine, q, mother O. mine!
-Kipling.
Hundredsiof thousands Of American
ct4zens VIII tomorrow pay a tribute
To the mothers Of our country, when
they Join In celebrating Mothers
pay@ which started eight years ago
~ d Philadelphia girl, Miss Anna
Jaryis, has become an annual event
81 great importance in the United
statess aud which gives promise Of be-
Ing celebrated internationally within
. snort time.
me world owes 9 great debt of
gratitude TO Miss Jarvis for having
heen$the instfgator d @Mother's Day"
It II altogether fitting that one Sun
day in the year should be devoted to
paying homage to our mothers, than
wien We have no sbetter friend.
MOTHER.
1t Is d wonderful word. Mamma"
The contraction OF the word mother,
Is about8 tie first attempt at the infant
ctlid attaining: And that same child,
crown up to manhood or womanhood
aud tatalIy stricken by disease or
accident and knowing that the end
OF ne AZ near, calls for mother, feel
ing supreneIys satisfied that II mother
sits bg the bedside as life Gibbs away;
It VII not be nearly 50 hard to enter
the INST sleep: Confidence in mother
md III mothers love was from the
fFat and remains until the last.
MoTHER.
The solder mortally wounded IN
the battle from home and know
ing fell aeliSthatmother a not come
TO him. has visions OF that mother in
the distant home. ""send this note
to mothersn o. ssstell mother that I
havs gone and that ! died fighting for
my country,SS he exclaims to a com.
rads Who stoops BY his side for a
mcraents Hesdtes; but in his last con
scioas moment he IS thinking of the
one WHO breughtShim into the world.
MpTAER.
That word has saved many a man
nom d drunkard:s grave. Many a
lad has. feftShisShome to make his va
81 me world. Failing in with evil
contpanionss hedsslead astray and into
The pathss OF wicked living. He has
eone the limit matchmaking a miser-
abIe talnzsgots his life; he has lost his
bride, hIs dignity, and IS on the verge
81 Ealing j simmortal soul to the
ruier az Hades. The message comes
% hin. nom some source: You are
bfeakings your mothers heart by this
He SIZE sSpraytng3for you ever day.
bragg nj andSmakeher prayers come
srneS heal the wound that is sending
her 10 an early grave: Many times
the messags brings the desired re-
suIts THE young man, with the
picture q hiss mother and home in his
Mind, sgrits Ms teeth, throws OF the
enemy faces tie world anew and In
time fetlrnsSh home g reformed man.
Again what do the great majority
Of MURDERS admit in their last con.
eesssop before8the state carries out
the aeath sentence? It's a very sim
pie admission; but 50 pathetic: II
had only followed mothers advice,
this would never have befallen me.
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LESSON FOR MAY 9
FRIENDSHIP OF DAVID AND JON.
ATTAIN.

LESSON TEXT Samuel 20:32-42.
GOLDEN TExT-A friend 1oveth at all
times.-Prov. 17:1T.
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Sebesidatten.

@ualer. 6rou q. O. gngler 1876 g..
16. Str, ltorb i'm Alter BON IA Sab.
rem. BON Dem @oiten, 5mei Sobnen,
Der Mtuttcr, orei 8ruoern uno elmer
Shnelter betrauert. Die Neerot-
quHg geid)ob om Yeontog Iadmittoa
pom Srouerboule mo nm 21a llbr
bon Der 0eitlh . lutberiihen 3;rhe
aus. Eoltor @onm amtirte.
Sn einem bieiigen Spitol ltorb
6rm anno9 onne. ole aili elmer
5orm nobe Bangor nobnte, an 8eri.
tonitlS. Sic NOR 20 Sabre alt, nno
%hinterlo6t Den Soften uno elm 5lpei
Sabre altes aiu6. Gas Gegrdbnib
iinoct ont Samstoe in gongor Itutt.
Sn @Ieroihe. Montono, itorb ee-
Itern0torgen 6 arIS.91 # q b,
0eiien 4neeborigen 1907 W5urtet
StroBe mobner. onSppbusfieber. Der
&eritnrbene, IL SSobre oIt, reiite Dor
einlgcn @oden noh Dem @elten. Tim
BORT mobreno bes Sommers 51 or
beltcn. CIR de6adte i'm ScrtIt mie.
Der 5uriid5ufcbren ltno Ieine Stpoiell
in Der 0od)ihule fcrt5uieten. Die
Seidle miro nnd) bier sur 8eltottulla
ilbcrfllhrt mer0er.
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rIin9 IN @aibington oe1itlld| llro flor
por augen gciilbrt meroen ioll, BOB
oos omerifoniihe Iolf NIT eincr I'M.
qebGIren Wcjoritot gegei eincn
arieg nit :rgeno elmer europ1iihen
Matt lit. 3ieie 6rieoensbeipegung
in ben 8unoesltaaten muroe nnmit
tcl6or nadl Der MISUNDERSTANDING
I'M Mooiion SQlIore @oroen, gelp
Yorf, am 81. SUM, on Der lid 100.
0t0 Gerionen betheiligten mo nod)
Der ant 4. sui in Son 6rarcisco
itottgeiunoenen Notwithstanding.
on Der l22, O00Eerlonen tbeiInobmeu.
eingeleitet. Aui oieienl nationalen
Eonpent ioa DER &iae oes omcrifo-
niifen Bottles filr MISUNDERSTANDING
0es Srieocns gum Alisorud aclon-
gen. urlo MO erlpnrtet, orS bon Sic
lem 6onpent ans Sic SaItung Der
omerifonilhen ytegierung beeiniluBt
mir0.
0ie 6rieoensfrelnoe, ME Die 9e.
me9mg lid ncIlnt, bat dud) Elm Gn-
blem onfertiecn loiien. Dos ben Be
itrcbungen hires 3ulomnrenidluiies
poa uno gang aeredt miro. Cos Ont
bIem betitelt lid; Ger geieiieIte
Wors" uno es 1T tiinitleriih oisge-
iihrt poroett. Der Wors lit eeielleIt
uno fniet. pdbrno iein 0elm rcd)ts
non Inn uno lein 5erbrofenes
Sdrnert linfs bon ihm ouf 6em 30.
Den liegen. 2infs uIlo redts bon lei
men SduItern befinora lid apei @op.
pen, oos cine eittfdlt elm leeelnoes
5hiff nit Der aufidrift r9onoeI"
uno oos onoere Elm meiBes arelts aitf
ifpnr5em 5eIoe nit Der 4ufitrift
1&umanitdt"
Dos 9%mIptquortier ser SrieoeNs.
frcunoe befinbet it'd in $50 Raliou-
StroBe, Stem gorf.
9eIon0ers Die Getitifomerifoner
uno SrlGnoer, pie ale 5reunoe Der
frie0iIdlen 8~e5iebungen 5fpiid)cn Den
8unoesitooten mo ben clicopaiidc1t
Ntodter iper0en eriuht, benz Con
uertt in Chicago b%ei5luuobnen uno
reoeGemoItote Sertreter oortbin ali
ihtfcn.
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Nrlncerl 3clitlflano5 ln0 Se1terrelf-
llnQorns in Die @cge geleltet.
@rfunoiglungen al 3nltolloiger
Steuen bobegl ergebell, bob Der gci-
itono. oen mir unleren folnpfenoen
griioern 0urh Die eeplmnten Grpeoi-
tione1t Ieiiten fonnen bon unenoli-
dem Segen iein meroen.
Die tehniihe Seituna oe5 Inter
nehnlcns lieet in ben 9onoen zines
Wonnes, Der ouf oemieIbeu @ebiete
bersits al,seeseidrnetes eeleiitet bot
ltno liber oie erobte G%rfabrung Der.
iirat. Die 81 erlanaen mDglih lit,
Noior 9r. Dic0onolb, chen bon Den
Shladtfcl0ern Guropos beinlaefebrt.
Die 8eipegung lit oern @unide
c%1tiprungen, Die 8beiInobnle b%erieni-
qeil Imerifoner, Die 8ottoe 6es Blutes
unb Die lleber5eugune BON Der @e-
redtigfeit Der Sahe 0eutIhlonos
unh Seitcrreihs in Dem geaenmGrti-
gen 8olferrinaeii an Die perbiinoeteu
Gehfrolmoflte fniipfeu. in m~erftbotige
SiIfe un5uieben. Gas gomite lit Der
4niift, oob es nit Dem SommeIn
BON @eib ollein nid)t aetbon lit. Dab
es BON unenoIih grrBerem Segen
icin ntuB. brett Die &roite sur Ser
fiiarna 81 itcuen, Die imitonoc linb
Die 2eiben Der 2opferen an Iinocrn,
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Nns ben 0erimten.

S5antes u. Goler. Der Ndnn meldler
4lfreo @eieeI i'm 9otcl S%ureTburg
lette ISOLDE ms Chr bib uno ipdter
in Der 9oli5eiitotion 'ih INNS Seben
3l bringen periudte, muroe Nontog
Rohmittog pegen 8runfenbeit mn
$25 geitraft. er fonnte niht 5ablen
uno muB Jet 40 Gage Drummer.
$4,000 gnti6ooigung oofur. onB
er gc3Dunaen nlroe aoblen 81 idmu.
ieIn, ais U ibn oils blinoen 8oilas
aier ertappte, perlartgt Sermonn gu.
rim bon Der .WilDaufee" 8obn.
Rahoem or Die locomotive piele
Ionae Weilen ~eefeucrt, muroe CT IN
ga 9rnile ~ob9eieet.
Sb0mas 5anlilton. ser mlf Die
ariforoerung oes 8oIi5liten @te0o-
nougb. nit Dem &nepen nuf5uborer
mno icine Dor elmer 9Sirtbihoit nuf
i'm marterIoe 6rdu heim5nbegleiterL
nit @robbeiten ant:Bortete. m1lroe
pom 8id)ter Ipeqen @i~oerltonoes ge.
Gen cinen Eoli5eibeomten um $40 De
Itrait.
8. @orris, Gin FuInton TinineGor
Eorter Der ieit Dem II. NpriI inter
Der Anflage oea 0icbItobls BON $40
i'm @eioneniB ioB, m.roc mad cinem
Gerbor an Mittmod freigelolien.
Ger Nidlter eltlt)ieo ooB Die porIie
Qenoer !lmiton6sbepeiie Die meitere
Sn%poitbolirul1 oes An9efIogten nid)t
redtfertiaen.
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Sterni9nnppen.

0r. 8 b. GbriteIl boi lidl
bon Der northern engraving 50. ac-
trennt. r,ito miro oos @eidlaft bon ben
ouoeren Sbeilhobern Der 5irna III
bisberieer &eiie forteefiibrt.
0ic 9ireftorett Der Notional.
9onf BON 60 Groiie nobmen ont
9icnitae ans 4nIob ocs fiirSIih or
fol1icn 4bIebclls ron ". ". Yctti-
bone, Der bis 5u ieircm Sooc 6ern Di-
r~eftorenrothe Der 8aftf a%nadborte,
8CiIei0sbelnIiiIle an. IN oenc1 oes
E%critorhcncn Suacnhcn aebnbrelo
gcpriciCn m1tr0eu.
Gie Suunle bon Si1. o5 purhe
uon eiilem Ginbreher erbeittct. Der
Wittrpoh Nddlt oen qtornieite SITTER
bohnhoi Scr MiilIuoufce @ahn hein-
ludlte.
Cine ~Sitlc1 Gus 2jnie slui
ihcu 60 Groiie. &oImon uno Ndn
Sorn. mo bon BORT nod g}cIroie mir
Ecrfonens imo 6rohttrousport miro
ecplmt.
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Die IN Der &ertbei0igung oeutldler4rt
un0 Sprod)e ibr 0lut opfern, Die 90
Der aud fiir inns lIutert.
Aue A%nfraeer. ltnt ndbere Nus
tunIt noble mn:t rid)ten on oIerSte-
Grneoition Gonlite", g. 8. 0or
1907, Stem Oorf @ltn
S%daeuueiiter ocs Gpmitcs iiir Die
Ier5te : Expedition 81 ben Nrtleen
9elltidlanbs unA Oeltcrreids i. I'm
earns lit:
Sun. &ermann ". Afcs,
%. 122 0uoion Street
Help Hjorf Gitp.
I'm Der Spite 0es n~otionolen 60
mites lteben berurrrogeiloe Geltldt
Ymerifoncr mie::
HidDarb gartbOlo, friiber O3ltgIieo
oes gunoes G%ongreiies.
Senrp @uumer, frliber NiteIieo
oes 8unoeS . G~ongreiies.
6orace Z. Sranh, Gbieoao.
Nrtbnr non @ricieu, Stem yorf.
&iftOr j. Aiihoer. Stem gorf.
Sarl 6. Shmra 3cfp PORT.
Sec. Splbeitcr Siered, Stem gprf,
uno piele @nbere mebr.
Sn So Groiie bot in Der @iite ul,o
@roBnmtb ieines &er5ens &r. 8 zen
q ~ n n NIT ninpr Mohn my, &SO
Den Iufonq Der Veitroge iiir oieieii
Sono eeinadt. ME an onoerer Steue
quittirt lit.
&eitere 8eitrdee fpcrben mir gerne
enteegennebmen ltnb NIT 5re1,oe oil
ben SdaBmciiter hes Counties in Stem
Oorf obl'efern. &c iir elm @crf Der
Wcnidlitfeit. bos jeoem @eber 5ur
bohlten @bre qereiht!
Die Hproftern Nk'n,
"a Erp1ic, Nis.
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vTro=G German Spmpatbi;ers"

Sn letterer 3eit iin6 mebrfof 80
britoulaget in Den Ser. Stoaterl in
iuelfen 8rIegsbeoori iilr Die AaIir.
ten bergeItellt miro. ourh 8erludle,
lie in Die 2nit 81 i%prcltgen, beorobt
ooer beidlooiot por0en. 15ilr Die bri-
teltrcuno!ihe ~lugespreile gilt rs Oh.
nc meltere5SelinneH ais altsgeno6t,
odB oieieAttelltote bon .Gru- Germon
Spmpathl5crs" perilbt mrlroen, 3. h.
BON Sellten, meIhe Die Bortei Der
0eittlfen i'm lesigen eroBen Ariegc.
nebnlen.
@S i. urts unmoelid, uns ifIim.
mere ,Scin0e GeutidIunos in Den
Ser. Stoaten por5uIteuen oils 2eitc,
melde nit 8oiibeiiidlmeiBen ibre
Snmpaibie iiir Deutiflono bcrpeilen
lpollten. Die 6einoieIieteit, ipelhe
bier5uIonoe i'm britiihen S,Snterclie
aegen oaes Geitihe aufgefiihrt muir.
De, bcfunoet lid INNER itGrfer uno
lbr 1T 1eoeS gtittel ref)t. peiteren 90
ben at finoen. Die omerifoniiden
Burger oeittifer 4bfunft. ipeIfe &c.
genilber Der 0oB. uno 8erleunnounas
bese ge9eii Die nm ibre 8oltseriltcit5
u%er5tuetielt fompfenoen Oeutihcn
a6air Ylop" fiir ibr aItes 8aterIano
foroern. fonnen gar niht energiih
genue iene @epoItofte peroomnler
uno iih 9eaen nGrn . @ernon Spn-
patbi5ers. pom Sdlloge ser 9mtomi
terrible - fouS eS itd pirflid, um ipI-
die bon0eln loHte - ocriuohre1t.
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EerionaIia.

@r. rno 9Srou s. e. Sdnei=
D er bon Gbicago itno bel DER so
mitic 5. u. @eeenbort. 1913 Wtorfci
Ctr. 81 8eiuf eingetroifen. 5rall
Sfneiocr lit cine God)ter Der 6antilic
@caenbort.
sSrnu GIopo Stubblen geb
Sbere'e SCHUBERT, licgt in elnent bic.
ii9en SpitnI ihfuer tronf barnieoer.
5ie ~unter8oq itdl elmer Operation,
unn lit ihr 3uitono ooourd) 81 elmer
frttlldlen aelpor0en.
Srau " III. 2 freiberr eiIte
Wittluodl nod, Gou Claire gum BE
JUDI pun 8erpunotcn uno tSreunoen.
- Sr. un6 6rou q o. & eisIer
boben ibre SOhter Grou 8eorge 2out
mad Wtiliouln. beimbeqleitef nm nod]
eincm NuieltboIt bon 5nei @od)etl
ooielblt Die &eile mad ben GaIifornier
NuslteIlungen fort5ulcsen. 9r. mo
Srau 3eiSler mcroeu etmo s Mod)en
oDlDelello ZEN, ullo MIR lDurld)et III
men eIiidlide 8eiie uro irobe @eint-
fehr.
9r. uno 6rau Shontos S'Mico.
ru bon &eit Bend. @iS.. iino @oite
I'M Souie bon Sr. S'Meora's Shrue.
ter uno Seren @otten. @rn. u11o 5rou
Carl .. 4oeIte.
Die ;5erren S1Sobn Meinfrs nno
@opore Strob baben cine IGneere
Reile mad Dem gSeItcn onqetreten.
Sr. uno G5rou 9ernbaro
9 III unb Sobnc iino bel 2ren.
pcoleou in Der Sommerfriihe.
Snfolee zines tiir5lid, %erIitte,
men llnfoIeS iteat leioer 5roil
Tronf 9 d nj $ ouf Der st. So.
iephs Hioge 0u 9ouie ldmer fronf
6drnicher.
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Sod3eteu.

0ie foIgenocn Ipplifonten erbiel-
ten eincn Sot3eitserIm,bnibIdein:
Better u. @oulo unh Slorenee u.
Ger. beioe bon Snolosfa.
IN Ninona ipuroen ON Montog
bon Rifter &once Sobn Winer uno
2ouiie Nanfe, beioe BON bier, &C.
trout. S. 6. @peIonh iino Steno
8. 8ofen, Die Ga Groiie oIs ibre Sci.
motb oneoben. erbielten bort eincn
3oh3eitserloubniBidlein.
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nnfaQs=g

sNn Camp Aobinion bel Sparta
fam onl Gienitog Woreeii Ssomes
tSrepn. Elm Mit9Iieo Ser Soma go.
ticnoIearoe, au ieinem porseitieet To-
DC. 0eim Reiten zines Iferoes fam
or. oils ooieIbe fiel. inter oasielbe
si liegen unb erlItt bobei innerIif,e
0~erIetrnenl ole nah neniaen Stun.
Den ieineu 900 berbeifiibrteit. gr mar
erit 10 Sabre oIt uno in Clinton.
So, Subouie. h,ohin ole 2eihe sur
8eltottlilpa Qeianot ipuroe.
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e Giaoe, idmersenSe TnsfeIu
finocn Grieihtcrnna.

Shmere Irbeit, llebcronitrenoune
beSelitct itcife. ~idmer5enoe NusfeIn.
Slom's 2inement. Ieidt ol~tfacriebet,
Elm meni0 Rlbe, mo ibre Shmer3en
idluinoen pie burh moQild,e 8roit.
vNidltS half 70 gut ME Shr Sloon's
9incment. Sh tonn Shurrt ME eenue
hoiiir honfeu.~ Itreibt gtncr. Sci.
ber uuo ShmerSen borcn nah oeuI
@ebroudl oltf. Gin ousacseidnetcS
MittcI. 1eIier uno ioitbercr ais Scnf.
aIc Ypothefer. 25c. &onft cine
5Iaid,c beute. @irft obnc einaeric.
ben 81 iperhen.
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8rimeen Sic
Wir SIR Necept.

Sh made es Sbnen sonS se=
nan wie es Sbr Serr Doctor
wiiulht. Gs lit mein Saupts
seifdft; if babe iiber 200,0 600
&eeepte a%nselammelt Die i'd,
subereitets, nub babe ane Se
itnnotbeiIe Die bon ben Serrn
9pctpren eebrauft lperben.
Meine Ireiie Iirb maBla, unb
id bin iebr ppriid)ti9.
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grnnbeisentbums=W arit.

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f"roaungcn tullroen in Sen lettcn 70.
aen nor9enommen:
Weinnic 0oerncr az guis 2. ,Scnfs.
Giacnthum on dc IL. un0 Sine
5trnBe flr $500
SSrcne Dc @oIIer bon Sos NnseIes an
Z. Y. &oLtpcrin. Gigentbm IN
Qigblano Ao6;tton fir $1,000
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Trienos of Eeaee.
Ter grOee Gonpemt in Chicago Der
bient llnteritiibnas bee gciamm-
tcu Tentidtbums In Amerita.

N 3. ul6 6. Sep
TENDER iinoet in
Chicago Der no
tionoie 5rieoens
conpent Der
~5rienos Of sc
aee" itott. Gieier
Gonnent lit BON
oagemeinerWih
tigfeit. oa auf
ibm Der Regie-
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in SansOr geinnoeu. 6rG. Nor-
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Rdodcn mcldlcs filr5lih aus Dem 81
ternheim nabe &eno, Winn.. per.
idrpon0, lit inn nGIien @oulc" III
8onoor, no lie arbeitete, entocdt
mor0cn. ,Sbr 8oter bot lie obaebolt.
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e~sy 8cr Gjeloer Az mdbieen 3ins
len Ieihen mod]ie. eiuen perldbIid)en
3atbeeber fir 9eecs uno Tortooaes
brnudlt. ober 0eIo anf CUTE Siherbeit
nnsIeihcn iuin. penbe ii6 an @. &.
203 =. 4. Strabe.
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90 9. $. IoIa. 4eent fir Die
aoten & Miindnm Gei,eroeriide.
rlines- 8eleaifoft, bot iein Gontor
mad 33l Roin Strabe. iiber Sch.
herbs Ipotbefe, perlept. HeieS
Ybone 352.M.