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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1916-03-08
PERRY BILL LOST
(ContInued from page one.

before said meeting was reached III.
Fl. Carr took the floor and presented
resolutions asking that the members
of the board of school directors be
made members of the board of trus-
tees of the Academy and in case they
could not be put on the board that the
school directors and three members
Of the trustees act together as board
of arbitration and their decisions
be binding on each party.
The matter was discussed by
Messrs. Carr. Joseph Fairbanks. Rev.
c. H. Merrill, Rev. Paul d. Moody and
+. RI. Brooks. The resolution was
adopted and then it was voted that the
board of school directors be authoriz-
ed to present the matter to the board
of Academy trustees and report at a
meeting to be held some Tuesday eve
ming within two months
The only other speech of the day
was the maiden effort of J. H. Brooks
who presented in a very pleasing and
convincing way the situation of the
school directors and their. necessity of
having more money to run the schools
the coming year.
The following jurors were elected;
Grand jurors Fred w. Taylor and
Welcome B. Eastman.
Petit jurors, W. E. Cheney. Delos
M. Bacon. d. G. Horner, Joseph o.
Drouin, Thomas J. Tierney, e. P.
Moulton, W. H. H. ROBBIE. Walter E.
Robbins. George Dodge William f.
WEIGH. Philip A. Fletcher, Olin G.
Sargent Charles d. Benedict, Henry
c. Boynton and Bert ". Graves.
The regular town officers elected
are given in the list of town officers
printed on another page.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1916-03-08
FORTY POUND COWS
Twelve Farmers in the Stowe Water.
bury Association Have Banner Cows.

Twelve Farmers in the Stowe Water
bury Association Have Banner Cows.
Following are the numbers and rec
ords of cows belonging to members of
the Waterbury, Stowe Cow Testing as
ISOLATION which have produced more
than 40 pounds of butterfat or the re-
quired number of pounds of milk dur
ing the period of 80 days ending
Feb. Is.
DR.. H. D. Hopkins-No. rs: Grade
Holstein; pounds milk. 1046; per cent
fat, AZ; pounds butterfat, 1873. No.
1853: Reg. Holstein; pounds milk,
1916; per cent fat S.S; pounds butter
fat, 4S.7.
Dr. W. L. Wasson-No. 8: Reg. Hol-
stein; pounds milk, 1884; per cent fat,
SO; pounds butterfat, SOL. No. g.:
Reg. Holstein; pounds milk, 1925; per
cent fat, rs; pounds butterfat, 42.7.
No 1: Grade Holstein; pounds milk,
1902; per cent fat. "a; pounds butter
fat 4O.9. No. %: Grade Holstein;
pounds milk, 997; per cent fat. Al;
pounds butterfat, 400.
H c. Whitehill-No. II: Reg Ayr
shire; pounds milk. 1853; per cent
fat 81; pounds butterfat. 42.9.
F. o. MarshaIl-No. IL: Grade Jer-
sey; pounds milk, 11O1; per cent fat,
3.s; pounds butterfat, 41.S. No. s.:
Grade Jersey; pounds milk. S91; per
cent fat, 40; pounds butterfat, 43.7.
Geo. Mansfield-No. 1 Reg. Ayr
shire; pounds milk, 1174; per cent fat,
40; pounds butterfat. 40. No g.:
Reg. Ayrshire; pounds milk, 1853; per
cent fat. Al; pounds butterfat, 54.2.
No. 5: Reg. Ayrshire; pounds milk,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1916-03-08
Freight Wreck AZ East Ryegate.

Traffic on the Boston and Maine
was tied up at East Ryegate several
hours Friday morning caused by the
wreck of a south bound freight train.
1t is believed a brake-beam dropped,
causing IA cars to jump the track.
They were quite badly mixed up but
were Strengthened out by the wrecking
crew from Lyndonville early in the
forenoon. The accident occurred just
opposite the station and the crossing
there was blocked until the wreck was
cleared.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1916-03-08

The Howe Scale company of Rut-
land has announced an increase Of 10
cents day to $50 piece workers. The
10 cents is given as a bonus over what
a man earns at his regular scale. A.
few weeks ago 300 day laborers were
given a similar increase.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1916-03-08
WELLS RIVER

The town of Newbury in town meet
ing yesterday voted to build a free
highway bridge across the Connecticut
just below the present toll bridge.
The town of Haverhill on the New
Hampshire side votes on the question
next Tuesday.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1916-03-08

On Saturday afternoon the pupils of
Miss Maude Elizabeth Brown gave a
piano recital in Pythian hall which
was packed to the doors with the
friends Of the performers. All enjoy
ed the excellent and varied program,
some of the youngest of the artists
showing a skill that was surprising for
their age. The execution of the diff
ferent numbers was particularly fine
showing the thorough training by the
teacher, coupled with the best efforts
of the pupil. Those having part in
the program were: Olive Christie
Miss Brown, Marguerite Palmer,
James Cosgrove, Ronald Burrows,
James Woods. Eleanor Stone, Marion
Cowling. Margaret Kicker, Alma
Reed. Harriet Vernon, Mary Nc
Govern, Lois Clifford. Reginald Cow
ling, Bernice Lawrence, Marion Bah
cock, Adeline White, Margaret Brooks,
Marion Stevens. Beatrice Wright,
Dorothea Clark and Josephine Roy.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1916-03-08
RichfOrd San1tarium
MATERNITY
HOSPITAL Z

Cases desiring QUIET and SE-
CLUSION will appreciate the considerato
care and pleasant surroundings of Rich
ford Sanitarium. Good homes found for
infants when desired. Sufferers from
chronic diseases will find Richford
Sanitarium and its equipment of baths,
electrical apparatus, and good nursing
desirable. A few cases of alcohol and
drug habitues, coming well recommend
ed, will be treated. Good rooms and
board for men outside sanitarium.
Address in confidence, Lock Box 178,
Richford,~Vt
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1916-03-08

Wake Up and Advertise. The Mil
Order House gets the trade that
should be yours by Advertising.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1916-03-08
Lyndon.

Moderator. G. NJ. Campbell; clerk
and treasurer. Charles Stevens; Sc
lectman. Charles L. Stuart; lister. Hale
NJ. Atwood; road commissioner. Will
liam c. Way; school director. Dana M.
Smith; town agent. E. A. Cook; over
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1916-03-08

Moderator. S. J. Hastings; clerk and
treasurer, E. w. Brown; selectman, l.
E. Johnson; lister. E. w. Powers; road
commissioner. George N. Bedell;
school director. E. I. Williams; town
agent E. w. Brown; overseer of the
poor, A. H. Lyster; town tax, $500;
license vote, yes 16. no ga; Perry law
yes 80, no so; direct primary, yes Is
no 81.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1916-03-08

Moderator, F. E. Cox; clerk and
treasurer. George 7. Eastman; select
man, Fred Gle; lister, E. w. Orion;
road commissioner. Fred Wilson;
school director, Mrs. Clarence Nichol-
son; town agent, George T. Eastman;
overseer of the poor, w D. Barnett;
town tax, $3.50; special appropria-
tons. $500 state highway, $25 school
contest; license vote, yes 4, no 21;
Perry law, yes IS. no go; direct pri-
mary, yes %, no 26.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1916-03-08

Moderator. E. E. Reed; clerk and
treasurer, Cassius McGregor; select
man, w. P. Streeter; lister, ]. K. How
ey; road commissioner, Archie Weir;
school director. W. E. Houston, one
year. Carl Warren, three years; town
agent, d. J. Lunnie; overseer of the
poor. Jacob Richardson. ST.; town tax.
$2.75; special appropriations, G. A.
r. SIS, Alfred Goodreault SIS, Grange
fair prizes SIS; license vote, yes 81,
no 81; Perry law, yes A. no 80; di-
rect primary, yes 81, no ~.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-07-17

1900 POLICEMEN MAY STRIKE
IF HEALEY GUSTS o'coNNoR
The 1900 patrolmen of the Chi
cago police department who are
members of the newly-organized Pa
trolmen's Social, Athletic and Eff
cheney club are blunt in their accusa-
tons that politicians and Big Bust
ness men are behind the opposition
Of Chief Healey to their clubs.
The members also say that if
Square Deal Mike" O'Connor, 26
years a policeman, who is president
of the club, is suspended from the
force as a punishment the other
members of the club will insist that
they also be suspended and then they
will take the case into court "a
suspension of 1900 members of the
police department should provide a
merry carnival for the crooks" the
policemen say.
The club which has provided itself
with a state charter, held a private
meeting at the Masonic Temple yes
terday. Every member pledges him
self to stand by the organization.
They discussed the opposition to
their club and future plans.
The sentiment of the members
was that big administration poIiti-
cians,. who have made a football of
the police dept, were pulling the
wires against them and that the bus
mess interests, fearful of the pro-
test against strike duty that was
heard during the express wagon
drivers strike, are against the or
ganization because the police might
refuse to use the rough stuff in
future strikes that has characterized
labor troubles in the past.
The police say the club will be run
with strict provisions against drink
ing, talking politics or arguing reH-
gion. Efficiency records will be kept
and shirkers and grafters will be
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-07-17
DEUTSCHLAND MAY SAIL FOR
HOME TOMORROW

Baltimore, Nd, July 17.-German
submarine freighter Deutschland
now plans to slip down the Patapsco
river and into Chesapeake bay to-
morrow night, en- route back to Ger
many, a member of the crew told the
United Press today. Loading should
be finished tomorrow at the present
rate. Capt. Hinsch gave'coTobative
indication that the return trip is at
hand when he announced no visitors
will be permitted to board the vessel
after tomorrow.
Fear of spies and bombs seemed to
be strongly upon the crew and mai
ayers of the submarine.
Capt. Hinsch said he expects the
Bremen in a few days and that she
will come here or to New York, al
though he indicated Baltimore will
be the port.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-07-17

want that kind. We respect Chief
Healey as head of the department.
But we're going to stick together on
this club proposition even if he is
against US. If he wants to suspend
us let him go ahead. Our course has
been carefully laid out. It's the
chiefs move"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-07-17
,E ADJUSTMENT AT
SALE HALTED
STRIKE

Refusal of cement plant manage
ment to confer with strikers as a
union body halted adjustment of the
strike of 1900 cement workers at
La Sale and Ogelsby today.
Five companies of the Sixth regi-
ment, L N. G., remained on duty, de-
spite protests of labor leaders that
their presence was unnecessary
The expected attempt to operate a
work train between La Sale and the
cement plants has not been made.
Starting of this train would be the
signal for trouble, it is believed.
-O-O
Lincoln park police dragging lake
at Diversey beach for body of Jos.
Anfermino, 16, 1922 Walnut. Started
for swim and has not returned.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-02

|%itolten betriebenen &ropagan6a cine
|S6ranfe entgegen 3u iteuenL 6a6urb
6oB man fatboliide &oipitdler .uno
St116entenbeime griin6ete. 9ie Di0=
5eie Nuepa Segopia lit nod ni9t i'm
Stanoe getpeien, Sen 6rei oben err
mabnten prote1tantiiden @%oipitdlern
audi nnr Elm @in5iges emtgegen gu
lteuen, mabreno BEN a6t fein6li6en
Stu6entenbeimen Biz 6abtn nnr elm
fatbolii6es entgegen1tebt unb 6ieles
Gin5ige lit in einem gemietbeten &C.
bau6e undergraduate. = SSn 6ieiem
&iiditan6e iin6 folgen6e uria6en
idul6: @rlterS bat 6ieie 0io5eie 6nr6
6ie &ebolution bel gr0Bere @erluite
erlitten, als sic m1ern; 5meitenS, in
6olge 6es Greibens ser &epolntiona=
re, = Defenders nit 0ffentli6en l1r=
fl1n6en = batte 6ie1e 9i05eie 8elib
un6 8eiibtitel fait ouer @ir6en Dor
on @eridten 81 berfebten; = cine
gan5e &eibe FOLDER Bro5elie lit INNER
nod anbangig, po6nrb fir l1nper=
gleidli6 be6euten6ere @eri6tsfo1ten
ols IN Sen iibrtgen 9i05eien ouf8u=
fommen mar; 6rittens lit 6iefe Dio=
5eie ME in beion6erer o6er merflider
8eiie bon amerifaniider @obltbatig=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-02

sic @ottes Segen in SEN Stan6 geiebt
bat, als 8erf5euge ieiner baterli6en
&orlebung bort belfen6 ein5utreten,
mo qroBe Motb 1,a6 &i1fe flebt, 1te=
1elben eriuder6, baB tie BEN onr6 III
re 6reigebigfeit 8eginitigten an@
6ie Miiiion bon G11eba Segobia belfl1=
gen molen.
Son Mnen, tpelde 6ieie 8eilen GIT
@elidt befommen, erbittet er be1on=
6ers initanoig, baB fie ii@ ieiner nno
6eS ibm onbertral1ten MpoitelmerteS
lin ibren @ebeten erinnern mogen>
6enn er lebt ser trolten0en neber5el1=
gung, 6oB @ebetsfraft on@ bort
6ur@oringt, 400 meni@li@eS &onrer1
ltodf. - SsSn3mi1den m0dte er alien
@obltbatern sic Berit6ernng geben,
6ab er ibrer beitanoig nn6 oanfbar
Dor 6em Mltare einge0enf fem miro,
un6 6oB iie nidt meniger eingei6loi=
fen fem per6en in sic 6rommigfeit
jener bo9ber5tgen &rieiter uno BEL
oenmiitbigen SroenSi6meitern an De-
rem opoitoliihen 2eben nn6 Wirfen
lie 5n Sbeilbabern %getpor6en itn0.
+ Geter Sps. 9urtb,
8i}6of bon Nuepa' Segobia,
8rooflan6 IS. s., @aibington> 9. 6.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-02
Sitter bes Sabafs.

Sic aniidt oaB Gabaf int guropo
befannt por ieit Ser gnt6edltng bon
Mmerifa lit nidt ridtig. 9ie Meoer
ltn6 Eeri er raudten Norgbiles, mie
sic Shrift benefit, uno Sic @rieden
un6 &omer raltdten in 6eren Solo
nien. 9ie Malopen raudten eben-
fails, un6 Sos @ort u3igarre"
fommt BON 6em @ort, ~Sbara,"
Sos arobilbe @ort, &al1d be0e1tet1b,
11n6 sic Mraber rau6ten Dor Sen So
gen 6es Columbus. Cine quite 81
gorre ODER cine moblrie6enoe Hfeife
bringt Sen meilten @enuB BEL einem
8l1d) nnb elmer 6lalde @olben
Grain 8elt 8ier am gnenbogen.
8or5iig1ifites oGer @t6rfungsmittel
im @aule. Geri116t uniere leidte
Mrt u1to @eile burh 8oitbeitellun-
gen. S. 81. 2abr, ct. CLOUD, Minn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-02
beordmgte 9t65eit
uno MiNtom."

g2i9t nur nit @enebmig11ng, ion-
bern auf ausorudlide Mnregung bon
Seiten oes FL. Mpoi tolii6en Stubles
befin6et ii9 ser Undergraduate IN Ben
&ereinigten Staaten UNI 6ie Wobtba,
tigfeit ser &atbolifen an5nrufen gu
@uniten ser mobl am 1bmerlten be-
orangten offer 9i05elem, uber 6enen
6a5 Sternenbanner mebt,- pirfli4
cine Gi05eie in &uinen,- Nuepa Sc
gopia ouf SEN Ybilipinii6en Snieln.
gu bem 3mede erla1bt er ii6 auf
iblidte Ibatla6en bin5umeiien, MEL
die 6artbun, 0aB, mer 6em groBen
@erfe Ser Seelenrettung Elm mormes
@er5 befpabrt un0 geneigt lit Ser Str
DIE bilfreid bei5uipringer, mo- tie nit
auberoroentlider Notblage gu fam-
pfen bot, lei eS, 6aB idtpere Sdtd=
ialsidlage lie betroffen baben un6 ibr
@eiterbeltan6 be0robt lit; lei es bob
ibr 9lpoltelmerf unter nod bei6niiden
gtammen in @rmangelung Ser MOTIF,
men6igen Mittel 6arbt, = fem Snte,
relle mobl feinem miir0igeren @ebie,
tie firdlid)er 8irfiamfeit 5utpen6en
fann ol5 ienem n0r6liben Gbeile Der
SINFUL Su5on.
Ser 8eridt iber 6en Stanb ser
genonnten 9i05eie, melden Ser ST.
i6of pflidtgemaB lebtes Sabr Dem
fl. gtuble ertbeilte, felt felt, 6aB felt
6em 6oae ser ipanii6en &erri@aft
Sic Stride BORT Sic boQltan6ige 3er=
itorung bon nidt meniger als 1edS=
un0finf5ig 81 beflogen batte, obne
&apellen, Sbulen un6 Yrieltermob=
nl11gen gu %ermabnen, mel6e elm glei.
DIES 2oos trof. Die meilten 6ieier
Solitude fielen ser &epolution gum
Opfer, mel6e in iener @egen6 ldnger
6a1erte un6 lblimmer miitbete als in
moern Gbeilen ser Snieln. 9ie iibri.
gen gi1gen ourd Birbeliturme o6e1
gr6beben gu @rnnbe, - Natlrer16ei.
m1ngen, mel6e befanntli6 iene Sc.
genoen bismei1en nit ido11erlide,
3eritorungsmutb beimiuden. = Cine
Mn5obl ie1rer 8auten ml1r6e mabrenf
6es ongegebenen 3eitra11ms logon
3tpeimol ger t0rt, in6em 6os Soil
namlih SOS runierte @eba116e mie6e1
bergeite1t botte mebrfa@ iogar nit
betr69tli9er 56ul6enlait - Inn es
bon 11euem nit SEN eigenen 8obnun.
gen bon gr6bebe11 o6er Saifun 5ers
triimmert gu feben.
Sn 6oIge folder ungludSidlage
gibt es gegenmdrtig ne11n5ebn Sc
mein6en, sic unter groBen, an @te4e
ser 5eritorten STRIDE, probiiorii4 er'
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rifteten Sduppen @ottes6ienit bal-

Iridteten @duppen @ottes6tenit bal<
Item; in einigen 6aIen lift nur Ser Ml=
tar nn6 6eiien nabere l1mgebung nn=
ter Sb6ad gebro@t, mabreno 6aS
|8olf Sen fl. Sanolungen nnter
freiem @immeI beipobnt. Sn al oen
bier in Betradt fommen6en Orten
|1in6 Sic Observation-Disclosures 6eS
BrieI tiers 6erort armlid, 6aB man li@
|6opon in Mmerifa feline 8oriteaung
mahen farn nnb nirgen6mo itrenger
apo il6e Sui tan6e an5utreffen ltno.
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l1mgebung cine 8ie6erberitearng
Ser elben gan5 a11genideinli6 er<
|l6mert, o6er pobl gar unm0gli6 er=
|i6einen ldBt, be0eutet fir Den @eften<
preoiger cine g%inla6ung gera0e BORT
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nie0lt6es, rei5en6 einla6en6es meet
ing boule," ODER cine Stride" erltehen
gu lalien, mel6e i6on 0ur6 if re
decentralization nn6 6ur6 ibr foitenlo=
lies Sri teben inmitten ser Srti6aft
|6os 8orgeben 6es Bre6igerS beglaubi=
gen muB, sic iebt SOS 2on6 beberrz
iden6e Mation lei protel tantii4 nn6
Ser Nbilippiner mer6e 6aour6 CUR
|Sbeilnobme an 6em tpl1n6eri a1nen
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fnnii6e &eligion annabme.
Mber 6teieS lit ridt Sic ein5ige Mrt
nn6 @ei1e in mel6er Elm 10 berfiibre=
rides Mrgument 6em i61idten Hbi=
lippiner beigebra6t miro. = SIM &C.
biete Ser 0io5ele Nuepa 5egobio be-
iteben 6rei proteI tmtiide Soipitdler,
pel9e ibr gntiteben nn6 lire MuS1tat=
tung 6er1elben 4ueQe berbanfen, Sic
6as grbouen elmer @eftenfirde 10
prompt ermogli6t 100 &offnung auf
Mbfan bon Ser fatboliiden Stride
pinft; unb ouBer6em 1a6en nidt tpe=
niger als adt iogenannte ~6ormito=
ries" (5tuoentenbeime) Sen iungen
Hbilippiner Elm, Ser an Sen BON Der
Megierung in Sen gr0Beren 8epolfe=
rnngs5entern erri6tetem 54nlen DO
bere Stu6ien MAIDEN mtn, linn Scott
un6 2ogis 3u einem Nominalpreiie
onbieten6, = ia nnentgeltli6 menn
feline @emiitbsort nn6 @eranlagnng
bol6ige 8r619barfeit in Ser nit oie=
fen Mnitalten be3tpedten Broielpten=
mo9erei eripdben laiien. Sc liegt atf
ser @nn6, mie iebf oerarttge Mn1tol-
ten ser proteitantiiden Bropagan6a
8oridub leiiten miiien, gan3 beion'
6ers, tpenn feine gleidortige fatbo=
lifde Mnftalt ibnen BEN @ortbeil itrei=
tig ma6t.
@ormiegen6 6ur@ l1nteritiibnng
aus Mmerifa lit es mogli6 getpeien,
in un6ern 9i05eien Ser bon ben Yro'
teitante1 6ur9 Die ange6euterten Mn-
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Klndere6e.
@ploene 2ebensregeln fir sic ST.
genb.

@ei6 botmdBig gegen gltern, 2eb.
rer, Meiiter> iberboupt gegen Mne,
melde bere6tigt iin6, bon Sir Sc
boriam 5u p%erlangen. IS lit Dies
Sic Sr6nung n1r6 6as @ebot @ottes,
ooB Seoer ieinen Sberen Mdtune
un6 @eboriam ermeiit. @enn ou
6i6 baron baltelt TO pirif 6u i9on
in Sic em 2eben beS Segen @ottes
innetper6en; menn bingegen Elm
iunger Meni6 fre6 un6 mioerlpen=
ftig itd 5eigt gegen @ltern o6er @n=
6ere> pelde bere6tigt iin6, ibm gu
befeblen ser bat oft in reiferen Sab=
rem ELM 2eben boa 8er6ruB un6
MiBgeidid 51 ertparten. SIT Dir ct
mas %ungelegen un6 mioertpartig,
1mas Sir befoblen miro, 10 6enfe:
SD mill @ott sulieb sic 2olt ouf
midi nebmet1," Dos beiBt iid ielbit
perlel1gnen; obne iolde @elbltber=
leugn11ng fommt aber fem Meni6 in
sen @immel. Sour menn etmas BON
Sir gefor6ert nir6> mas offenbar
|@iin6e lit, 3. g. liigen, 10 erflare BE-
|ltimmt nno fe1t, 6aB 61 @ott mebr
gebor9eit olS SEN Meniden. 8enn
es 6estpegen @elidter gibt o6er ge=
idimpft miro, 70 bolt aus in @ott,
felt pie Elm Sels5tiid in ser @alIer=
flutb.
gu peiB nidt, mie es Sir nod ge>
fen miro; sic 3ufunft lit, mie tpenn
man reilt in elmer gang frem0en 8elt>
gegen6> in einem groben 8alo. Sober
Sag fan1 Sir ettpas bringen, an mas
ou nidt 6enf1t; nn6 mander iunge
Men19 piirbe Dor gntieben lal1t
l6reien ODER in Sbnmadt fallen Dor
|l5dreden, tpern ibm ouf einmol aues
ge5eigt miir6e, mas linn in ipateren
3eiten nod b%egegnen miro. OH 6arfit
aber beriidert fem, 6aB @ott aqeS,
mas fommt; 5u 6eirem 8eiten leiten
miro, 10 lange 6u a11 i'm feltbulteit
in 6r0mmigfeit un6 driltlidem
@on6el. Ser &eilon6 bat ous6riid-
li6 geiagt:: uErodtet Dor Mllem
nad 6em &ei6e @ottes un6 feiner
'@eredtigfeit, SOS Mn6ere miro eu6
b%reingegeben mer6en. u@ott getreu
3u fem nn6 6eine SeeGe gu retten,
mnB sir 6os @idtigite fem iebt
uno ale Soge Bis an 6ein gn6e.
Dorrm berno9ldiiige ME Dos @ebet:
Elm Sag obne @orgen- nn6 Na9t-
gebet lit gleidiam in i6por5er,
Elm gottloier Sag. @ott mi4 tag1t4
6as @ebet bon sir; inde 6artn 51
madien, 10 baB 6u Defenders in Der
@iniamfeit un6 bel Ser Mrbett biel
6eine @eoonfen at @ott ri6telt. @ott
gibt sir ou9 Mntport 6urd quite @r-
mabnnngen un6 innerlide Mufm111-
terung. Site 6i9 forgfaltig Dor Sc.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-02

ieuidoften un6 @ereinen, mo- sic Sc
ligion beradtet uno 11n5u@tige Ste
Sen gfeibrt meroen. Guide aud ME
an Srten Mrbeit, mo- on ni9t als to-
tboliider Gbriit leben fannit. Sos
bieBe tint @elb feline &eligion unb
Seele perfoufen. @ebe ieben Cont
tag in 6ie FL. Meiie un6 bore bas
|@ort @ottes an. 8ir beten i'm
ugoter unier" 5uerit, neil es SOS
|@i@tigite lit, ~@ebeiligt tper6e 9ein
Mame." Gbue or1@ nod 6ieier 8itte
un6 fei fleiBig un6 %ebrerbietig I'M
ionntadgliden @ottesoienit. 8enn
gu am Sonntag um's @eIo arbeiteit,
10 lit 6ieieS @el6 gleidim @oh ge-
raa1bt un6 berfl16t un6 bringt Sir 10
menig mabren &ortbeil als sic 80
Silberlinge oem Sa6os. @etu0bne
bid, an Sonntagen ettpas @utes gu
leien. Se6er fatboliide @eiItlide miro
Sir loldes germ geben, menn 6u BEL
ibm ein 8lh begebrlt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-02
Samre, berbe Mdgen,
@aie ober 1tnperbamlidfeit.
Scbcs ,Gapcs 9iapepiin" nerbaut 5000
&1rner Nabrmng unb enbet alcS
Magenleiben in flint @tnuten.

@artet 8eitl Sn flint minuten miro
iebes Ma9enleiben porbei fem. Seine
l1nperbaulidfeit, &~erabrennen, Sdure
ober @asmfbIdben, fanres MufitoBen
pber 8Ilpien infolge Der unberbalter
Nobr11ng, feline @9tpinbelmfdne, Nnz
16peIen, fouIer Mtbem ODER &opfpeb.
9ape'e 9iapeiin lit befnnnt tpegen
ietner @efdtpinbigfeit in Der @egnlierl1ng
berborbener Idgen. Sc lit bas itherite,
raideite Ragenmittel in Der gan5en
. @s ! nsS 51Dsm 1T e g., nnidaSlid j.; M @ift
Sc. in6em SIR cine arobe 5o%Gent gdad<
tel 8ape's 9iapepfin in gurer Mpotbefe
fauft. SIR anerfennt in flint Minuten,
pie nnn6thig es 1T, an unberoo1lthfeit
an 6artleibtgfeit ODER irgenb elmer Maz
eenbefdiperbe 3n leiben. GO 1T Der
raf6eite, ft6erite unb unfdd6lt6fte Mdz
genooftor in Der @elt.