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Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1916-07-07
IL Re- impossible for anv woman Y

ell and who
has never suffered
TO realize how these
poor, suffering wo-
men feel when re-
stored to health;
their keen desire to
help other women
who are suffering as
they did
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1916-07-07
Sermon.

Where Ignorance is bliss II is folly
for a woman TO acquire wisdom, by
going through her husbands pockets.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1916-07-07
NEW MEXICO
STATE NEWS

western N-wapapsr Union Nsus Services.
roWfNss EvENTs.
AuE. Metropolitan State Convention
At Santa re.
AUG so-Demieratic state Convention
At santa re.
sept f-I-stats Tennis Tournament a.
Roswell
Sept Is 23-Live stock and Products
Exposition AZ Roswell
Oct 1-b-New atrAIcu BaukcrE AFHpfi-
etinn Convention "a Grand Canon
Arfz-
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-03-29
Caucus DEMOCRATS VOTE SUB.
STITUTE IN SUGAR BILL.

Washington, March 2S.--Senate
Democrats in caucus last night voted
to substitute for the House resolution
repeating the free sugar clause of the
tariff act resolution extending the
present duty of cent a pound until
1920.
The vote on the substitute, which
was recommended by Democratic
members Of the Finance Committee
was % to Z.
Senators Broussard and Ransdell of
Louisiana, vigorously opposed the sub
stitute, declaring that a four year eX-
tension was no assurance to Louisiana
sugar growers and producers and that
it would fail to restore activity to the
sugar industry in that state
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-03-29
UNITED REPUBLICAN PARTY
WILL INSURE YEARS or
POLITICAL VICTORY.
(Commercial-TribuneJ

mercial-Tribune.)
The Republican National Convention
has before it the work of uniting the
opposition to the Democratic party.
1t does not meet simply to confer
the honor of nomination for the Presi-
dency upon some individual, but it
meets to reconstruct the party organi-
cation, shattered by the division and
defeat of 1912, and to name man for
the Presidency who will be over
whelmingly elected by the votes of a
once more united political party.
Republican in every state in this
union are aware that any failure to
unite the elements of the party, any
failure to meet fully the advanced pub
lie sentiment of the last few years,
any failure to bring together in har-
monious cooperation during the cam
paign all the voters who, formerly Re-
publicans. wasted their ballots for the
opposing candidates of divided party
in 1912. will bring another defeat.
Victory can be assured to the Re
publican party by wise counsel. con-
sentative action. and subordination OF
passion and prejudice at the Chicago
convention in June.
Leaders are of a great service in a
political contest. but the people at the
polls in support of the party's candi-
dates are an absolute essential. The
Chicago Republican convention of 1872
had a surplus of leaders, many of them
could have been spared from the
party's council table. but through UNI
wise leadership the fatal division OF
the rank and file Of the only true ma
tional party of the union was pro-
duced.
Let the leaders of the party in the
convention which assemblies next June
in Chicago consult with the captains
in the counties and the districts ant
let them follow the advice of the ranl
and file in the Republican columns
and Republican victory will be as.
sured from the hour the convention
completes its labors.
There should be no chief of stan noI
general staff commanding, ordering
and directing the action of the Re
publican convention.
The plain people should be the di-
recting and controlling power and the
delegates should recognize that they
are responsible only to the voters who
sent them there TO proclaim true Re.
publicanism and to place in nomina-
ton Republican candidates who will
be acceptable to the masses of the
voters of the country who are opposed
to the Democratic organization. The
Republican voters know that victory
must come next November if their po-
litical policies are to become national
policies.
Republican defeat this year through
party division will inevitably bring
everlasting ruin to the Republican or
ganization.
Union of all voters opposed to the
Democratic party should be the watch
word Of the convention.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-03-29
VILLA ESCAPES TO FOOTHILLS.

Casas Grandes, chihuahua, Mexico
(by wireless to Columbus, ~ M,
March 2S.-Villa is flying southwest
toward the foothills of the Sierras
According to army reports received
here yesterday the rapidity of his
fight is Fastening the American pur-
suit All arms of the service are be-
ing used in an attempt to force the
bandit into a corner. Infantrymen
have been sent into the field to sup
port cavalry columns.
The Mexican residents of this sec
ton, which has been ravaged time and
time again by Villa bandits, are freely
giving information concerning Villas
fight, supplies, armament and
strength to the American military
authorities.
MeXicans everywhere during the
first days of the American advance
kept much out of sight. Now, how
ever, Mexican traders are beginning to
come to the camps. Under hats, with
brims nearly yard wide, a shawl OF
about equal proportions draped over
them like cape and a basket of one
bushel capacity hooked in one arm
they can be seen at distance as they
apDroaCh the camD and are made well
come by the shouts of the soldiers
They carry back home reports of cor
dial treatment and willingness to pay
cash.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-03-29
QUALITIES THAT MAKE FOR GOOD
SALSMANSHIP.

In the American Magazine Merle
Crowell says that in the largest to-
bacco corporation in the world care
full tabs are kept on the clerks by
service inspectors, who enter the
stores just like any other customers
and report on the following selling
points of the men:
First-Prompt approach
SecOnd-Greeting
Third-Courtesy.
Fourth-Tact
Fifth-Patience
SiXth-Ncatness in dress.
Seventh--Ability. intelligence and
knowledge of goods.
th-Salesmanship.
Ninth--Does he say Thank you?"
~ clerk who renders especially
commendable service receives a red
letter of appreciation signed by the
president or vice president of the COM
pany. The tabulated reports of the in
spectors are used when it comes to a
question OF promotion"
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-03-29

work and washing for eleven and ! can
truthfully say Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg
etable Compound has been a godsend
to me for would have been in my grave
today but for it. l would tell all wo.
men suffering as l was to try your valu
able remedy. Mrs. WIN. GREEN, 332
S. Addison Street, Indianapolis, Indiana.
There is hardly a neighborhood in this
country, wherein some woman has not
found health by using this good old
fashioned root and herb remedy.
If there is anything about which you
would like special advice, write TO the
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co, Lynn,
Mass.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-03-29
AMERICAN NAVY DESCRIBED As
ONE-HALF As STRONG
AS GERMANY'S.

Washington, March 2S.-With the
explanation that he hated 10 say il,
Rear Admiral Bradley A. Fiske. for
mer aid for operations. told the House
Naval Committee yesterday that in
fighting strength the United States
navy was only about half as strong as
Germany, Ho discussed the subject
reluctantly. but in response to ques-
lions expressed the opinion that all
things considered two TO one would
not be very far away" in an estimate
OF the comparative strength Of the
German and American fleets.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-03-29
WINTER VACATIONS AND WINTER RESORT LIFE.

The dong southern and other winter resorts take much space
at this journals featuring society The business
entertaining winter seekers looks like big from the
extent advertising deal of spent though
class of wealthy people able to afford long
journeys.
Unfortunately the winter vacation is dream as yet unreaed
by great of hard working people But probable that
persons much in oegh weeks out Of the ftwo
in sticking to the job without any rest
Railroad literature gives number of hotels and board
southern that entertain from winter
ATTITUDES American leisure classes and the people who cut
will for play times fast growing wealth increases
these southern ideal for health and pleasure
preferable respects that the popuOu capitals
the latter people often spend their time i'll picture shows and dane
The real and out door life that vacation is
exist neglected At the winter the
ons golf riding bathing and all the real open air
pastimes.
Every who quits his task for such pleasures that
they barred the of people i'll the stuy offices and
shops But the vacation habit demon
aze the complicated and artificial mechanism of modern industry
Railroad costly The traveller is taxed by hrengs at
Perhaps future period when life is simpler and less
fercey competitive there will be leisure and frequent
outings for all workers.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-03-29
REDS SUNDAY GAMES At HOME.

The Cincinnati National Leagu
team will play a majority Of its sur
day games, seventeen in all, at hon
this season, with the following clubs
Pittsburg-Five games.
st. Louls-Three games.
Philadelphia-Two games
New York-One game.
Chicago-Two games.
Brooklyn--Two games.
Boston-Two games.
The dates are as follows:
April 16-Pittsburg.
April est. Louis
April 3O-Pittsburg.
May 14-Philadelphia.
May 21--New York.
May Chicago.
June 1S-St. Louis.
June 25-St. Louis.
July 2-Pittsburg.
July 9-Brooklyn.
July 16-Boston.
July 23-Philadelphia.
August 13-Chicago.
August 20-Boston.
August 27-Brooklyn.
September 3-Pittsburg.
October 1-Pittsburg.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-03-29
WHAT 1T MEANS TO "US.,
Lexington HeraldD

Lexington Herald)
The Missus asservates that she does
not recall anything that has happened
thus Tar that makes her so happy as
the return of spring, but the secret of
that dear little womans impatient
joy is that she knows that that is the
season of the year when the chief gen.
tleman OF her household is compelled
to coon" up an eighteen foot ladder
with ffty-one sets of window shades
balanced on his intellectual shoulder
and "cuss" them into position. Then
sneak down into the basement, grab
the oleander by the leg, drag the darn
thing out into the glad free air and
find il in a Darrell of water.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-03-29

down tnat L could
not work. | was
thin, pale and weak,
weigh d but 100
pounds and was in
bed m ost of the
time. l began TAX
ing Lydia f. Pink
hams V ege ia b e
Compound and five
m onth S la ter |
weighed 1873 pounds.
1 do all the house.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-03-29

Four boys in knee pants, three from
and one from Lexington,
escaped from the Reform school after
supper Saturday. One of them was
found in Cincinnati Monday.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-03-29
IMPORTANT NOTICE.

The following select list of publ
cations will be sent TO you for one
year for the price of subscription to
The Daily Public Ledger alone:
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-03-29
ATTENTION, BREEDERS.

The Ledger Printery is better pre-.
pared than ever to make your Horse
and Jack Bills aud Cards. Prices rea.
sOnable
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-03-29

Secretary taken the oath office than he
found Villas raid and Pershings energetic
reprisas put question before the member of the cabinet
There be ''watchful waiting for him. it seemed
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-03-29

Representative North Carolina decided quit If his
accord before he turned down by his constituents.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-03-29

Congress has light the subject Of preparedness
Of the people creatcd the light
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-03-29

Do you read the label to know whether
your baking powder is made from cream
of tartar or, on the other hand from alum
or phosphate7
Royal Baking Powder is made from
cream Of tartar, derived from grapes, and
adds to the food only wholesome qualities.
Other baking powders contain alum or
phosphate, both of mineral origin, and
used as substitutes for cream of tartar
because of their cheapness.
Never sacrifice quality and healthful-
ness for low price.
ROYAL BAKING POWDER co.
New York
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-03-29
WIFE TOO ILL
TO WORK
IN BED MOST OF TIME
Her Health Restored by Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound.
N BED MOST OF TIME

Indianapolis, Indiana. - "My health
was so poor and my constitution so run
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-03-29
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Congress-.

We are authorized to announce w
j. Fields of Carter county as candi'
date for denomination as Representa-
i've in Congress from the Ninth Dis
rrict, subject TO the action of the Au-
gust primary.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-03-29
CityPrOperty
FOrSale!

We have some of the best
bargains in medium priced
city properties we have ever
had on our list. Easy terms
on anything we sell you,
Come in and look over our
list, as we have some places
we will close out cheap.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-30

Sin nod 8rainero berlegt uno ibr
@upital BON $4,000 auf $4,000 err
b0bt. - ginar &atobafta aus Midi=
gan, Der ani6einen6 geiitesgeltort lift,
bat Sen Jarmer Sobn 8a1tala> ser
ibm unterfunft in ieinem @auie &C.
mabrt batte, 6ur6 einen Melieridnitt
ONT @alle 10 fdhper berleBt, 6aB ser
Ma1tr iid I'M be6enfliden 8uita1r6e
int Soipital befin6et. &atabafta be-
fin6et ii6 in Saft.
groofiton. Sic Stride ser
bom bodtp. Serrn S. Sraling in
Stephan paitorierten @emein6e. tpir6
iebt int SSnnerem fertiggeiteM, 10 bob
Die @intpeibung nod in 6ieiem 6riib-
iabr itattfin6en farn.
Ibief@iperGo11s. = Srou
Mnno Sopbia @rDting erbielt 6ie
@dei6ung bon ibrem Gotten, Breoi=
ger SbomaS 8. @rpting bon ct. ST.
laire, 5ugeiproden. Sic 6arf aud)
ibren Ma69ennamen annebmer, u1to
es ma1roen ibr %oorldufig SIS INCIDENT
lide Nabrgel6er iopie Ole Sbba1t if
res nod ungeborenen &in6es 51rer=
!funnt.
Mor6=9 afotu.
Jargo.- 3mei bieIige @oipita=
ler tper6en tpeientli9 b%ergroBert. Ser
@ertpaltungsratb bes ct. 2utos-@o=
fpitals bat Ole @rridtung zines 1re1,en
Sliigels beidIoiien, sic ettpa $4,000
toiten ,pir6, mobon $4,000 6urb aQ=
semeime 3ei@m1ngen oufgebra@t mer=
6en iollen. Sos ct. Sobns &oipi=
tai plant 6ie @rridtung eineS $50
8immer entbalten6en Mnbm1es.
ADAMS Sobn @%teenerlon,
feline 6rou un6 5tpet ieiner @'i1r6er
iin6 Montag 5ugrobe 9etragen NOT
Sen. Gle tparen elmer @oblengasber=
giftung gum Spfer 9efalIem. 3wei
5hpetern, tpelde 6ie @odt 8a1fdlig
bel Nadbarn 5ugebrudt botten, iin6
6a6ur9 6em gIeide11 @didiale ent=
gmgen.
8ismard. - Die 9fepublifaner
bon @or6=3ufota baben @enator So
|6ouette NIT iebr GROCER Mebrbeit
ais ibren @an6i6aten fir 6ie Hraii=
6entidaft in6oiiiert. Die @ortpabl
mar iebr i6tpa@ m1sgefaller 1n6 Ell
ne geringe Mn5abl bon 5timmgebern
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-30

rid miro nod MogIidfeit beidle1,
mgt. gS ma1r6en 11mfangreide Sci
ertiprenglngen borgenommer, I'M
Die StraBe gra6linig fiibren gu toni
men 1tr6 iie 5u elmer Oct beiten II
&od @on1tp 5u MAIDEN.
Detroit. = Ser bielige 6lei:
ider @eorg Eiidbauier betannte iid
fdp1loig, % Brairiebibner mdbrenf
Der Sdon5eit in ieinem 8eiib gebab1
at baben, un6 tpur6e at elmer @el6:
itrofe bon $50 berurtbeiH, sic er be.
rnppte.
albert Sea. = 9rei MGinne1
m11r6en geto6tet nno BRET berlebt
5tpei babo1t, lebensgefdbrli@, als cir
@iiter5ug Der @inneapolis & ct
9oatis 8abn in 6oS bintere @n6e Ell
mes on6eren @iiter3uges untpeit Seem
&idlan6, Minn., mabren6 zines
blen6en6en 56neeiturms binein.
fa1br.
SEEM MIm. = Dos ielteme Sell
Ger golbenen @od)5eit feierten ont %
@air3 in Better @eiun6beit Soiepf
g. @ogeI un6 @ottin. 9ie Sa1bilare
5ablen 31 6en eriten @ioniepen 6ieie1
Stn6t a1n6 mnhten sen Sn6iunera11f
ltan6 bon Mnfang Biz gu @n6e nit.
Song 8rairie.- Sre6. 8ells
aus ct. Soul, Elm 8ertreter Der 6or;
tigen Sobnfon @urfbaM 2an1 g..
bat it6 unter Ser bon bent Garme1
S. @olfteo6 bon eagle 8ri6ge erbo-
beme 8eiduloiga1ng Dor @eridt 81
b~eranttporten, cine linn geleiitete Mn:
5oblung bon 5000 fir fi6 bertpenoe1
51 boben. ST itebt 11rter $500 8irg-
fdnft.
@tapIes. - Sos biefige &od}
idulgebd1a6e lift nie6ergebrannt. Ser
@do6en belduft iid auf r11n6 $780,
600; Die @eriiderung betrdgt m1r
$4,000.
2umberton. - 9ie TarmerS.
Observation-Disclosures bt Ser
&ontrnftt fit 6ie @rridta1ng zines
ferterfideren 6peiders nit elmer Sal
iungsf1bigfeit bon 10000 8nibel ole
@r1ab fir SEN Dor einigen @oden
nie6ergebronnten fir $4,000 berge:
ben.
@rainer6. - SHE 2ofeii6@
91mber So. bat Ole @n1ptbiiros Dor
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-30

ters fir Minnenpolis Dor, elmer fit
6en @erfauf bes alten u16 Die grri4-
tung zines ne1len Mmtsgebau6es, in
meld)em ole Mmtsitellen Der 8a1n6es=
regierung NIT Musnabme 6es 8olt-
mntes undergraduate mer6en fomnten,
un6 fin meldes er einen &oitenan-
idIog bon ettpu 100000 obgab, un6
Der on6ere fir 8epilignng bon
$15O,O0O fir n%otbtpen6ige @epara-
t1ren.
Du1utb. s. 50. GroB, @gent
ser SPORT &uron & Duh1tb Steum-
flip &c. bat am Sreitag ein Gmbar-
go o1f ole fir ben 0iten beitimmte
6rodtlenounger erfIdirt, 6as fi@ auf
Meebl, &a1pfer un6 @etrei6eproouHe
be3iebt. @etrei6eien6ungen per6en
angenommen. &err CROP gab Die
@rfldrung ab, bdB ueberflaung Ser
SermimalanIagen i'm Siten 0ie &oa1pt=
peranlaiiung gu 6ieim @@ritte, ge-
tpeien 1ei. - Die bon g.. S. Sdef-
fielo Gus gIebelan6, Ohio, geleitete
aebmtdgige &oIlefte fir baS bieiige
Marten=&oipital ergub sic @um=
ME bon $4,000.
Manfoto. - Gin Sremoer,
6en moal 1pad in Saiden ietner &lei-
Ger gefa1n6enetr 8apiere fir @6uar6
9un6berg batlt, ftelte fi@ 5ebn Mei=
len iii6lid bon bier Dor eine1 Snno-
ba=Hoiiagier3ug un6 lieb iib uber-
fobren. @r bIieb NIT eingei6lagener
Sd16el6e6e mn6 a%bgetrennten Mrme11
un6 8einen amf Der Steqe toM lie
gen. - Der AZ Sabre alte 6armer
S@arl Geltgen it. tpa1r6e auf einem
6seloe toM a11fgefa1n6en, NUT 6em Sc
lidte i'm ua1fgetpeidten 8o6en lie
gerb, un6 ma11 nirnmt an, bab er in
einem epiIeptiiden @nfoue umgefal<
len nn6 6ann eritiM 1T.
BIme Garth. = Ser @ta6t=
ROTH bat bef9Ioiien, SEN 8etpobnern
om 4. MpriI Sen @orfdlag Ser Mus=
gobe bon 8on63 in &0be bon $4,000
fir @erbeiferlng 11n6 @ergr0ber1ng
ser 1taotiiden @leftri5itdtsmerfe ge-
IeQentIih ser Sta6ttpaN 8l unter=
breiten.
2uberne. - Ser 8au Ser
Staatsitroben 5tpiiden bier 1tn6 6em
5ebn MeiIen rror61i9 gelegenen Son6<
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-30
Illus dem nordweften
M1imneiota

ct. Saul. = Tbeo6or 8rad=
monn, Elm 3eidner I'M 8lro 6es
Sba6tingenie11rs, miro feline Steae
perlieren, meiI En- fein amerifamiIber
8iirger lit; Dor einem Monat erit
fan6 er bier @niteaung. Ct lit Elm
De1tider un6 ging 1ab 8eemoigung
ieiner @tu6ien8eit nod @onaoa, bon
mo ct mege1t ser @rbitter11ng gege1
sic Deutiden infolge 6es europaifden
@rieges mod bier fam. SSn &ana6a
batte ct iid 1pegen ieiner Sa6tudtig=
felt einen @amen gemodt, un6 es er=
regten aat9 feline MrtifI in Srrge=
niel1r-So68eitidriften Nufieben, 90
fer er bier bereitpillig, menn mld
MIR temporar ongefteM tpa1r6e. Ct
bactte feline 8ibil6tenipriih1ng MAIDEN
iollen, Inn permanent angeiteM 31
mer6en> tpa1r6e ober, % er sic 8ur=
gerpapiere midt m1fpeiien fonnte, CUR
@ruf1ng nidt 51rgelaiien.
minneapolis. - &ongreb=
mann George st. @mifb beontragte
Dor Ser &~a11sfommiiiion fir 9ffent=
lide @ebd116e 11n6 Mn1agen in 8aib=
ington> 6oB anitatt elmer Ml1sgabe
bon $150,00O fir &eparature1 urr6
Menberu1gen es beiier fem tpiir6e,
6os olte @un6esgebd1.oe in 6ieier
@ta6t 511 berffa11fen un6 elm 1teles
@ebGu6e 5n erridten. Ser @ommii +
iion lagen 5tpei Mntrdge 6es 8ertre=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-30

Neigumgen 1es Ser3ens abto6ten,
oam mug i9 iagen:' SD tam mobl
faiten." Da bait Du redt, meia Sic.
Der; unb ih fiige nod bin5u, 6ab Elm
1ol@es Soften oftmalS @ot biel mebr
gefaM, ole gntbaltung bon forper-
lider @peiie. @s mag midt lei4t fem,
ieinem 2eibe 6ie Nabrlng 3n bertpei-
germ, idtper ober, iebr idtper, Der
gitelteit, ser @efan1udt, Der @igen-
liebe> Ser @elbitiudt> Der neberbe-
b11nq, nit eirem @orte DEM Stol3c
1116 ser 5imnlidfeit Dos 2ebenselc'
me1t gu
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-30

Sci nleiller Anfiinoigung fir oen
W%litbe,perb INN sos 8iirgermeiitermnt
made ih 6ie @ittbeilung, oaB i'd
ridt ais &nnoibat inn Jel6e BIN, um
bent einen o6er bent a16ern Deitbe=
tperber gu belfen, ion6ern ein5ig IN
Ser Mbiiht, bei Ser @abl 6ur4 6ie
@ilfe ser mir gutgelinnten Stimm=
geber in SOS Mntt gepablt 5u tper6en.
Ser Brobibitions =8etpegung balber
11n6 neil 6ur6 3igaretten=@ma4en
mein @eidaft beeintradtigt lit, miro
es mir, mer11 er>pablt, erm0gliht
fem, oe'n Snterelie uno Ger Bobl=
fabrt Ser Sta6t meir1e ga115e 3eit 5t
lpiontet1, ipas iiherli6 Ser SAT- fem
miro, pelm mar mid NIT Der Mubl
fir 6as 8iirgermeiiteramt beebrt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-30
$50 Fam mi1t faiten!"

gu boit redt, lteber 2eier, 1iebe
2eierin, Gu biit franf, 9u biit
fdepoA, Du famnit Seine 8erufs=
pflidten ni9t erfillen, tpenn gu
foltelt; gu fannit nidt faiten, un6
borum ioait 9a1 a1d nidt faiten.
Sd 1rebme an, 6ab gu einige un-
beboglid)feit idon ertragen maroelt>
aber 9eine &%opfidmer5em ODER
9eine Mppetitloiigteit> ooer 9ein
Mogenleioerl o6er Seine @ridlaf<
lung un6 grmattung lit gu groB, gu
fonnit ni6t falten mno 6abei Seine
arbeit perridten, t~penigitenS ni@t 10,
pie es lein ion, 6arum if un6 itarfe
9idb tpie Du es 1otbig bait; oenn Dn
fonnit mirfli6 nidt fa1ten, ionoern
mir sic Mbitinen5 balten.
0oer, lieber 9eier, liebe 2eierim,
bilt Gu pieueidt I'M 3peifel, OBJ eS
,pirflid 10 idlimm nit Sir 1T?
Genflt gu pieIeidt: sos Soften
miro mir ouer6ings re6t idtper, al
lein nit GROCER Miibe f0nnte i@ eS
ant @noe bob beobadten?" Ssn Die
fem Sale ratbe i@ Sir, gu 9eiuem
8eidtbater gu geben uno i'm um
9ispe11s bonn Soften gu bitten. st
miro @eritdnbniB baben fir Define
@dmdde un6 9i@ germ 6ispeniiren;
1lno gu bilt Seine 8meifel un1 Deine
@etpihenSangite Log.
Mber tpenn Du o119 nidt getpm1
nod Ser 8oridrift falten, 8. +. Sid
bon Speiie entbalten fannit, 10 fannit
uno ioait gu bo6 m1f an6ere @eile
fa1ten. Mit 6em Soften berbdH eS
1ib abnlib tpie init BEN 5ebn @eboten
@ottes. Sic beiligen 8ebn @ebote
entbalten bel mebr, als iie nod If
rem @ortlm1t beiagen. 8enn Sc
mano Dir iagte: uS@ babe mid nod
ME gegen Dos erite @ebot %beriun6tgt;
oenn ib babe nod niemals geiduibte
8iIoer %ongebetet," Damn mirlt 9u i'm
fragen: n@ie iiebt es 6ern aus NIT
9einem @lauben, 9einer &offna11g,
Deiner 2iebe? @ie nit Deirer
9o1fbarfeit geger @oH, 9etner CT
gebung in SEN @inen @ottes, un6
belon6erS NIT 9einem @ottes6ienite,
nit Deinem @ebete? 9as alIes 1T
oo9 inn eritem @ebote entbalten. l1n6
me1m gu Dein @etpiiien erforidelt
fir 6ie @eidte, fagit Du Sir 6ann 8.
g. beim finften @ebote: SD babe
8einen to6tgeidIogeM alio babe ib
mid gegen 6os finite @ebot midt
perfeblt?" @ein, gu itelit Sir ga1p5
an6ere 8ragen, tpie: v&obe i6 mir
o6er Mn6ern an ser @eimn6beit &c.
idoot? Bor i6 5ornig, 11ei6ii9, 11rr-
mabig, rodiudtig? Sobe ib in SAB
o6er Gein6idaft gelebt2 @noern So.
fes getpiinidt, @utes miBgonnt, &er-
gernib gegeber, tie our @iinoe Der.
Ieitet, uim.
@ebnlt@ lit eS a1@ nit 6em Soften
gebote. Sic erfte 8eoe1t1ng besiel-
ben lit: gu fonit 9id MIR einmol I'M
Sage iat eiien. Sic 5tpeite 8e6e11.
tung ober loa1tet: gu foIlit Mto6tung
iibe1t, Inn 811be 8u tpirfen fir Define
Giin6en. @em i9 nun an 6iefe
atpeite Be6e11tung 6es 6a1tens 6ente,
6onn iage i6 Se6em er mag nod TO
fdtpoh, nod 70 fronf, gu nod TO-
fdmere1r Mrbeiten berpflidtet fem:
nGu tarnit gang gut faitenl" 9u
fanmit faften nit ben Mugert un6