davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-09-25

rqualed one day last week, otherwise f that is highest price on record here for hogs. Stock pig trade. is active end sales are 5 to 40 higher today at Sl7 50 to S1925. Commission men here have orders for many thousands of stock pigs and owners of pigs can Safely count on a good outlet for them on the public market at any .imc this fall, according to the pres cnt outlet
 Sheep and Lambs.
 A single packer bought up all the good Utah lambs offered early today St $l7.l5, and Nevadas at S1675, leav- ng the other packer buyers in com petition for the late arrivals with the prospect that SIPS would be paid. Early wires from Omaha reported fat Westerns selling there at Sl7 to Sl7.10 Native lambs sell at Sl4 to SIG Fat western ewes sold at S1050 to- day, feeding ewes 5000, feeding lambs S1525 to Sl675.
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-09-25
SELLS FARM, COMES BACK
 (Erom TuesdaY's Daily.)

Maybry Wells. former resident of this county. when engaged in farm ing in Kirkland valley many years ago, returned last week from Visalia. Cal, to look over the country and may decide to locate and engage in the range cattle business. He states he sold out his farming interests and received a war price His wife and family join him after he IS located.
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-09-25
TRADING Is STOPPED

CHICAGO. Sept 19.-All trading in corn for delivery in Chicago on September order has been stopped by the directors of the Board of Trade as a result of the government em- bargo restricting the shipments of corn into the Chicago market. All transactions executed after SePtem- Der 10th were declared off.
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-09-25
Jones Don't BelieUe
 mHigher Education
(From Tuesdays Daily.)

Jim Jones, farm laborer on the ranch of Wm. Roberts at Fair Oaks, doesn't believe in higher education, according to Roberts. At least, it is charged, he made two more or less successful attempts to wreck the Fair Oaks school, by tearing up the books and other paraphernalia, upsetting desks, breaking chairs and carrying off all movable objects.
 Yesterday Roberts swore to an in sanity warrant, and Jones was brought to the county jail fast night to be given a hearing as to his sanity.
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-09-25
DELIVERED THURSDAY

AMSTERDAM. Sept 20. - The American reply to the Austrian peace proposal was communicated to the Austrian foreign office on Thursday by the Swedish minister, according to a telegram from Vienna.
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-09-25
CATTLE MARKET
Special Correspondence

Special Correspondence
 KANSAS CITY STOCK YARDS, Sept 16.-Cattlc receipts today were 36,000 head, market steady, nothing prime offered, best steers worth around S19OO. Hogs today number cd 10000 head, market 10 to Is high CT, top $2O.65. Sheep and lambs sold steady 10 strong. top lambs early. Sl715, receipts 15,0O0 head
 Beef Cattle.
 There were many late trains today and everything sold as fast as it ar rived. Steer prices arc 10 to g cents higher than a week ago, with prime quality steers worth Sl9 or better. wintercd Kansas grass steers up to SIPS, medium grass steers Sl0 to SIS, light weight steers SS.50 to S13.00. Packers slaughtered here last week, 53,0O0 cattle including calves, which was a new record week for them in point of numbers. They have shown for the past ten days, that they have immense orders for beef and the yards were cleaned mp better last week than any week before this season, although receipts for the week were 5000 head, includinsi l4OC0 calves, the biggest run this year. Cow prices were off 25 to 4Oi cents the first part of last week, but practically all of the loss was re gained Thursday and Friday Calves did not recover any of their carly loss of SO to 75 cents, vcals selling at S10 to S1250.
 Stockers and Feeders.
 Shipments out last week were 36,- GOO head. an increase of 10000 over previous week and 1000 more than during the same week last year. Corn in Iowa and in states cast of the Mis- sissippi is now safe from frost and demand from those states is strong Feeders sell at $l1 to S15.75, stock yrs S7.50 to SIPS, stock cows and hcifcrs SC to $S.75. A good many common stock steers are coming and these arc g to 50 cents lower than ten days ago.
 Hogs.
 Best hogs have been selling at S20.50 fo $2065, the latter top price , tsday, for several days. packers pay i ing lip to the extreme top every day [ including today. There arc a good , many common hogs included in the : run and the bulk of sales has d wide , range running from Sl9.3O to $2O.4O l today. The top price today was V
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-09-25

The best answer heard to Sncerng remark about just loving to of nay uniform made by major in the National Army "Why shouldn't be proud o service uniiorm he have vet to the first soldier worth Continental this cudes myself, wO is proud of his uniform not appreciate tie sanccs of approval it calls forth
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-09-25

The nation s said to need 2O000OO will call them Ii k safe say of those threatening cie president if he goes will respond.
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-09-25

One girl summed up the situation when she Yes get plenty o positions but where you going find a husband:"
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-09-25

What has become of the odashoned German who used to that the Uboat would England and the
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-14

think of as giving to these boys over there AS Mr.
Marand State Director of the campaign Why bless YOU
you can't give these boys anything You merely try to nav
them what them and coming down to brass ac every
one of us owes them cent and thing we've got on this earth
good big oversubscpton to this fund is as little as YOU can
do The most you offer and then double that is but punv
paltry part of what you really owe
And means worlds to the boys there 1t means little
bit of much be arranged under the conditions
1t means Educationhere to be complete University with
hundreds of the best instructors means place to go and some
thing to keep them occupied under wholesome clean environment
and right ideals holds their faith strong that you appreciate
what they have done and inspires them back clean moral
strong in character.
Don't let this week go by without coming across strong for
this fund If you've already subscribed let your conscience
ab with the feeling that not done your utmost to PAY
your debt Think HAVE you done much you think
ought to? Honest nowhave your PAID little part of
what you them?
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-14
What Your Money
Does

Seven allied war work organiza-
tlOns maintain
$500 Recreation Buildings.
1000 Miles of Movie Film.
100 Leading Stage Stars.
1000 Athletic Directors.
$500 Libraries supplying j,OOO,-
600 books.
85 Hostess Houses.
$4,000 Big-brother secretaries"
Millions of dollars of home com
forts.
When you pay double, you make
sure that every fighter has the
cheer and comforts of these seven
organizations every step of the
way from home to the front and
back again. You provide him with
a church, theater, a cheerful
home, a store, a school, a club and
an athletic field-apd a knowledge
that the folks back home are with
him, heart and SOUL
You have loaned your money TO
supply their physical needs.
Now give to maintain his char
acter, health, education and NOR
ais until he comes back home.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-14
Six Months to Two Years More in Foreign
Lands With Nothing to do but Police Duty
Makes i. WV. More Vital Than in War

Dr. R. p Shepherd who for two years with the French
and almost two years with the Americans the front line
trenches in France in Y NJ work has spoken five different
times in Oklahoma City
Those who have heard him have poured Out their money in
creased subscriptions because he stirred their souls and made
them the great wonderful work being done by the NJ c. A.
Y W. c. A., K of Co. Jewish Welfare Board Community Camp
Service Salvation Army and American Library Association
Military observers and experts all say will take at least six
months year transport all of the boys home after
everything is settedand that in all probability it will be six
months to two years before complete settlement will be finally
complished and they can even start
In the meantime two million American boys in France and
Eopelonesome homesick idle What will happen the United
War Workers not enabled to stay the job and look after
the huts and conditions in camp? One American commander
said Il would rather do without whole company my small
force than to be without the work of these splendid organ
cations"
Ripley County democrat., 1918-04-19

The advertising for the Third
Liberty Loan in this city has
been made possible through
the patriotism Of the following
firms, who have generously
contributed thespace in which
the advertising will appear;
Ripley County democrat., 1918-04-19
b, s. IJANEs
MOORE & ACREBACK.

b, s. IJAMEs
MOORE & ACREBAcK.
ALIENS GARAGE.
VIM. r MOORE.
r. G. GARRISON.
LLOYD QulsENBERRY
CURTIS QUJSENBERRY.
FARMERS BANK.
CITIZENS BANK.
RIPLEY COUNTY BANK.
DONlAHAN sTATEBANK,
DAVE HEcHT
j. A. THOMAS,
PHIL UNrFRBERGEE.
Sol. WALL.
wHITW ELL q MOORE,
Al. ]. ROUSE.
r e. LEE,
JOHNSTON'S PHARMACY.
1T. PuLLIAM MER. co.
IL. BLUNK.
S. HI LAWRENCE.
j. r. WRIGHT
~. SEyM0RE.
4. q. LAWRENCE.
i JONES & SWAIN MER. Co.
w. W. MARTIN
FULBRlGHT & FERGUS ON.
JOHN w YOUNG.
c. o. BOOKER.
CO. B0RTH.
D. K FOSTER.
JOHN j. KEN N ON
We. g. LAcKEY.
L. HARRIS.
G,s. LINES.
BIRD 8 MtCAULEY.
FATHER HURCICK.
NC. FINCH.
il DENNlNG.
DAVE BANNER.
Ripley County democrat., 1918-04-19
Buy Liberty Bonds

Buy them onceody Buy you can possibly pay for though
have do And Be thankful serving your country
you arc serving yourself fer these Bonds first
and industry IN the land; upon every income salary
Everything yg behind Bonds And everything that you
havc Or hold dear IS at stake in this war
money your using the bonds Is security or YOU can
them at your bank partial payment PLAN trouble
today. y
TAKE YOUR CHOICE: LEND YOUR MONEY 10 UNCLE SAM,
or PAY II IN TRIBUTE 10 THE KAISER s
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-05-30
Bic 8atubes . 6anbelsfpmmiiiip

Sic 8ataoes !6~anbelsfommiilion
bat Sen &ongreb tint Den @rlab zines
@eiebes eriu9t, o1r6 pel4es Dem
9dmiergel6un1pe1en ein @nbe ge=
madt. tper6e1 ion. SSiingit ongeiteute
nnteriudungen babem ergeben, 6ab
6ieier nnf11g in unierer Sanoelsmelt
1peit berbreitet lit. @s 1T cine mil6e
Jorm Der 8eite9nng, 6arauf bere6=
net, l1nbequeme @onturren5 aus Dem
@ege GIT rdl1r1en. @enn 6aa gelun=
gen tit, lit 6ie M0gli6feit gegeben,
bns 8l1blifl1m 6urb b0bere Breiie
81 i@r0pfen, tpas nuturli@ III ans-
giebiger 8eiie belorgt miro. @eiebe
gege11 6ieien l1nfltg beiteben 1T elmer
ga115en &eibe bon 5taaten, aber ME
man6 fdeint ii6 um fie gu fimmerr.
Desbolb iom Ser &ongreB eingreifen,
nn6 ni9t bloB I'M Sntereiie 6es Hu=
blifums liegt es, 6aB etmas gei@ieM,
a119 1em &ufe a1nierer Som6e1Stpelt
fan11 es gum 8ortbeil gerei@en, menn
6em l1nf1g elm @n6e gemodt miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-05-30
Der Mbgeorbnete gban1p GIarf

Der MbgeOrbnete gbaunp glara
bon MiiiourL 5preber oes nationn'
len Observation-Disclosures, bat boz
einiget Sagen @%elegenbeit gertom'
men, iidy iiber Ole &ebe geget Die
6e1ti6ipradigen 3eitungen 5u d1-
BERN. SIZE @eraa1sgeber urb Die 2e>
fer Der DeutibIpradigen 3eitungen
bral1hter feinerlei 8efir6tungen 81
beger1, 6aB Der &ongreb ien1als Elm
'@eIeB our l1nter6riifung bieier Set
t11ngen %erlaiien peroe, ingte Der
9pre9er. Mues, tpas bon ibnen ber-
Gangt tperbe, lei 8efolg11ng Der be-
Itebenoen @eieBe. ueberoies babe Der
&o1greb fein &edt, Elm foldes @efeb
at erlaiien, l1no Die @ebe gegen Die
6eutidipradigen 3eih1ngen finoe
bera alt9 in ben geiebgebe1roen &or'
peridoften nidt 6te geringite 8ea9'
tu1rg. @r betrnbte 6ieie Sebe als et~
men MusfluB bon 8rotneib. Die
beuti9ipra9igen 8eitungen i, ieien
lppal uno Der @egiera1rg geraoe lebt
bon gr0btem NuBen.. @ns n1b bon
Der @gierung p%orbebaltlos anertmnt
1per6e.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-05-30
Citation for Hearing on Petition for
Determination Of Descent of Land.

Estate of Thomas Hardwig, also
known as Thomas Hartwig, Deceased.
| State of Minnesota, County of Stearns,
In Probate Court.
In the Matter of the Estate of Thomas
Hardwig, also known as Thomas
Hartwig, Decedent.
The State of Minnesota to all per-
sons interested in the determination
of the descent of the real estate Of
said decedent: The petition of Joseph
J. Hiemenz having been filed in this
Court, representing that said decedent
died more than five years prior to the
filing thereof, leaving certain real
estate in said petition described, and
that no will of decedent has been
proved nor administration of his
estate granted in this State, and pray
ing that the descent of said real
estate be determined by this Court.
Therefore, You, and Each OF You.
Are hereby cited and required to show
cause, if any you have before this
Court, at the Probate Court Room IN
the Court House in the City of st.
Cloud, in the County Of Stearns, State
of Minnesota, on the
14th DAY OF JUNE, 1918,
Ut 9 o'clock A. M, why said petition
should not be granted. s
Witness, The Judge of said Court,
and the Seal thereof, this Goth day of
May, 1918.
(Sea) j.. B. HIMSb,
7. B. P%attison, Probate Judge.
Atty for Petitioner 1906
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-05-30

- -. .Ha-g&4aT. -3A ..E
$ans g. geberion unb Sra,1 an 2etpii
8. Reberfon, 8. 2 q. bon g. 1851 q
bon Bot 5, Sec. 32<122<32, Rnbnesbile
$4,000.
@intan1 3. MitbeI unb Srnu al
2. Cottage Rlnce. abo., ct. gIoub
M6oIpb Werner an albert q. Bbih1eb
M8A 68A nnb @gA 50 mi
2ots 3<4=5S6 bon Gee. 25<124<28, ct
gIoub, $210OO.0O.
Matb. @ul8er an Sofepb s. @eue
Got 4, Bold 6 @reentpnlb,; $186.OO.
3boften @nubior lnb Sral1 an S. 9.
8immer, OF MgA sec. 36z124<35,
Nertb Sort, 100000.
g. 6. @d5ner unb Trnl n mtdolaa
@eser, %. 6 SUP bon BOT 6, alles bon
Got I l1n6 1itli9 5 SUB bon Got 8 bon
%. $. nnb 6. g. gIarfs @ub6ibifion bon
Got 6 bon Mubitor's Cub. bon sec. 34s
1868, MeIrofe, $5500.O0.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-05-30
&isadOe 09sacOs~@
MACH FlETChER'S
a 8 RIA
Gin trodeMeS &apttel.

Die Brobbitioniiten itno nit benz
grfolg, Sen tie 1ib babem glti6rei=
ben fonner, als ser &ongreb bei9loB,
Sen @toaten Elm 8robitionsamen6e-
ment CUR @un6esberfaliung 5ur @a~
tifi5ier1ng 5u ubertpeiien, ni@t 511-
frieoen. 5ie baben nod manderlet
Wiinlde. 9b file ibrer 5o@e be5ug>
li9 ser enogiiltigen gntl6ei6ung
uber 6as @robibitionsamen6ement
CUR Understanding nt6t gan5
1i6er iin6, o6er mas immer ibre
@riar6e iein mogen: ie6enfaus mir=
BEN iie es begriiBen, mer1p la16es=
tpeite @robibittom 11nber5igli@ ols
&riegsmoBnabme eingefiibrt miir6e.
Sic beba1pten, IN 6ieiem Sole mir
Sc 6os 9an6 nidt bloB cine Menge
@etrei6e lparen nn6 fir MabrungS=
5tpede berfiigbar maden, ion6ern
a1@ sic 2eiitungen ser in Der &rtegs=
irtonItrie beidaftigten Mrbeiter tpir=
6en eirpe betra9tli9e grboblng err
fabren.
SOS cine lit nibt mabr, ur6 6aS
anbere lit l1nitnn. Ser 8epeis lit
3oblenmaBig ldng1t erbra@t tpor6en,
6ab nod @in1tellung Ser BbisfeD=
brennerei oie @riparniB an @etreioe
info1ge zines dllgemeinen &rn1ber=
botes MIR 1ehr qerind fem miir6e.
geidt BLOB tpegerr ser Menge an ii6,
lon6ern au@ 6esbalb, neil Elm Ebetl
6es perbrm1dten @etrei6es als pertb-
boGea @iebfutter tuie6er 8ertperronrg
finoet. Nody fdtpa6er lit Der mrbere
@runb. Mu9 bier liegt Der 8etpeis
6es @egentbeils Dor, 1tnD 1T .6en eng
li16en Ma1nitionsfabrifen lit er err
bradt tpor6en. Sort bat man Die
@rfabr1ng ge1nadt, baB es Die Mr.
beitslei1tung erb0bt, uemn Ole Mrbet'
ter ibr taglides, ni@t 5u gering be.
mel1enes 0uartum 8ier erbalten.
Son bieier @rfnbr11ng aa1sgeben6, tit
man IN Detroit 6enn Nnre naber ges
treten, ar maBgeben6er Steae in
&ori6Iag 5u bringert, fir ben Rrobi.
bitionsitaat Midigan ben Ml1sf9ar1f
leidter 8iere 11ro @eine als &riegs-
maBnobme at geitatten, u1u6 es tit
ni9t o1sgei9loiien 1ab Die Mt1gele-
genbeit in 6ieiem Gimme in @nibing'
ton 5ur gr0rterrng fommt.
Se6enfaus 1T Dos Derniinfttger dig
6aS @erIangen Ser 8robibtioniften,
6en Musidam geiitiger @etranfe
fir Sic Da11er Beg &rieges fnr
Dos garae 2nn6 nnteri9ie6slos 51
berbieten. Das 1T ebenio %l1nberniinf.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-05-30

%LH wv Ou0 S%A@VbS@I w y
miIten, un1eren an oer. Gront 1teben
Sen @ol6oten ole. geHtigen @etrdn
fe 5u ent5ieben. Sc lit mod u1ber
gelien, 5u melden gemeinen Mittel1
Sic 8%efurtporter bieier Tor6erung lei
ner 3eit ggriffen baben, Inn Die Of
fentlide Metn1ng fir iie 51 getpint
men. eSnfolge Der ibnen 6amals 5u
tbeiI geapor1enen ~frdftigen Mbferti
gl1ng Iinb iie etapas boriidtiger &c
por6en. .5ie baben Sen @duuplat
ibrer @iiblereien u1s Der Seffem,
lidfeit nod bem Bl1nbesfapitol Der
legt u11b 90 iinb es baa1ptia9lid 8ei'
Der, sic Die Mitglieoer Der Matchmaker
@eIebgebungsf0rper fit Die Mni@ld.
ge ser trodenen Glide 81 getpinner
iuden. @egen bieie lG1tige @eiem'
iduft bot ii9 Dor inigen Sagen Oct
8mnoesienator 8ranoegge aus Son,
necttcut ge1pan6t, nn6 mas ct ibnen
51 iagen botte, laBt an Deutlidfei1
rihts at tpiiml9en 'Mbrig.
uDiefe Gra11en batem better, 81
&a1ie gil bleiben nn6 Striimpfe nn1
8dm1er fir sic Sol6oten at 1trifen
OILS lire 3eit in 8aibington gu Der.
tr06eln," iagte Der Senator aus Con.
necticut. un6 6nr1t mnn6te er itd
an sic @robibittonilten int allgemei-
mem ur6 bielt ibne11 Dor, BOB tie ein
bib9en biel berlangten, tpenn lie COL
oaten, sic 6ie ga15e Nu@t int @ai-
Ter geitan6en o6er gelegen, 5umutbe=
ten, ft6 nad iolden @trapa5en m16
nod in1pen6ig nit @oiier an5ufeud-
ten; ein fraftiger Grunf pirfe in
lolden Saiuen @un6er. Damn prdg=
tie er bet6en, 6en @eiberr nn1 ben
aru6ere1t Elm, 6aB @eidauab nn6 @ai=
iertrinfen I'M &rtege a1S mirfiame
@uffen fa11r1 betradtet tper6en forta=
ten, neil man 6omit @61abte11 nod
nienrals getponne1r babe.
9os lit 6ie @e6e zines b%eriitdnoi=
gen Mannes. 8ieaei6t fommt lie
iene11, 6ie getpobm 1tn6, am S6ur=
5enbordoe Der 8robibitionstpeiber nm=
ber5utorfeln, etpns bart bot, ober
oie g%rfubrung lebrt, BOB mon 16on
5ie1nliG 0eutli6 tper6en muB, perur
man bon 6ie1en @eibern berltan6en
iein nin. @s lit IN Der Sbat cine Ser
111terquidliditen @rideinumgen unie=
rer 3eit, 6aB es neben ben Meiaio=
men amerifmii6en Sra11e1, Die 10.
emiiq fir 6ns &otbe &srel15 arbeiten
o6er ii6 in an6erer 8eiie niiBli6
3n moden 1u@en, immer mod 8eiber
giebt, 6ie in BEN Sunen Ser @efeb=
geba1ng beruml11ngern, um 5ttm.
m11ng fir lire ber6erbli@en Mni6ld=
ge gu madden. >Die Mitglie6er unie=
rer geiebgeben6en &0rperi@aften ba~
ben gegentpartig 10 man@erlei tpid-
tige Mufgoben gu %erle6igen, oaB tie
3eit ni9t 5n %bertr06eln baben, un6
.eibern 6ie oafiir fein @eritdn6niB
.befun6en, farm es gar mdbt i@noen,
pen iie gelegentlt6 frdfttg 5uredtge'
tper6en. @uS 8un6esienator
in 10 treffli@er @etie be-
iorgt bot. ct bdtte es better gar
ma9e1 f0n1te1.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-05-30

a11t aus, 10 gilt Dos @ort ct Gre
gor's: u&aIt 0u fir Dein Gbun Ell
men 3ellgen I'M Sirn1nel unb einet
3euger in Deinem eigener 6er5en
Damn laB sic Eboren brauBen re0etr
tpas fie molten. St0Bt man cuff eige
ne 6ebler, nun Damn m11b man i
eigentlib ieiaen @erfolgern oanfba1
fem"
Muf uniere De1niitbigung baben
uniere @egrer es abgeieben. Dnrds
freu5en mir lire Mbiidt baoa1rh, oaf
mir uns ielbit beroemiitbigen. MlS
lie mir lditig ma1r6en, iagt Der @ial'
mi1t, biiIlte i1 mih in 8atBgetpun6.
b%eroemiitbigte NIT Soften metne Gee
lie uno 6rdngte mein @ebet in meinen
8a1len 5uriid. Eanler gibt fir iol9e
2ogen &atb: "&ebre Di6 in Deiu
SSmneres un6 balte 9i@ ielber nod
mebr fir nidts, uls irgen6 ein Sin.
oerer es fottnte." go bleibt man in
@bren BEL @oH un6 miro aa16 feline
4il1bere @bre ieoenfaus barernb mi6t
einbiiben; fdon Sic miiroige &altnng
in Der 8ebrdgniB er5tpingt M6tl1ng.
u@ieb' ni6t anf Ole b0ie Mbit6t
ser Meniden, 6ie Dib perfolgen, ion-
bern a1f Sic quite Mbfidt @ottes, Der
5ulGBt. Inter Dem SAB ser b0Surti-
gen S116en tpar emit sic 2iebe 0es
etpigen Buters berborgen. Selus iob
a11f bieie, ni6t a1f ienem. Weil III
auen 2ei6en, sic inns beimiuden,
@ottes 2iebe mitpirft, iin5 ale tie
bensmiir6ig; gar5 DEFENDERS aber
Ste, nenn mir nit nnre9t libel be-
bon6elt un1 beurtbeit tper6en; oenn
10 bot Gbriitus o11f @r6en gelitten.
Gin Mltbater Ser 8iiite pflegte>
ipenn er borte, 6aB ein 8r1oer ibm
libel nabgere6et babe, a1sbal6 ii6p
auf5uma6en un6 inn ein @ei6enf gu
bringen. Ser fl. Sran5 BON @ales
ipra9 gu einem, Ser aus ieinem Sab
feinen Sebl ma6te: u8em Sic
mi9 aud 11iht lieben, 6estpegm
liebe ib sic 6od; un6 penn sic mir
ein Surge aa1sreiBen miir6en, nit oem
an6ern tpiir6e i9 sic no6 giitig an
IS liegt biel 2ebenspeisbeit 6arin,
lpenn sic Madfolge Gbrtiti GIT beoen=
fen gibt, @orte ieien eben Worte; tie
fliegen 6ur9 sic 2nft, 6em @teine
f0men iie nidts mbaben; perm 10
l1nbeoeltten6e 9r1ge einem an'S 9er5
Dos lei 6o6 n1r Elm 3ei6en,
oaB n1an mo9 re6t fleii9li6 geitnnt
lei rno maf sic Menf6en mebr o6te,
1ls n0tbig lei; tpenn Scenario auf
@ort bore, per6e er lint 5ebn=
5m1ien6 8orte BON Meni@en ii& nidt
zimmere.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-05-30
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Der @eneralbireftpr ser @tIenbab=
men 6es 9an6es, ~@dabamtsiefretar
McM6oo, fat 6ie @raiioenten iammt-
li9er Observation-Disclosures TIRES
Mmtes entboben. Sic galten bisber
ols sic Madtigen 6es 2an6es, Nun
lit Elm MG9tigerer iber tie gefom=
men, rr6 iie boben ni6ts mebr gu ia
ger1. Mr1p tpir6 6as merifmii9e
8olf 511 ser @rfenntniB fommen, 6oB
es au6 obne iie gebt, nn6 bteqeifd
lit oas fir sic 3ufunft nnieres 2an=
6es bon gr0Berer 8e6el1tung, als iid
i'm M1tgenblid born1Sieben laBt. DaB
Dos 2an6 iie 1ui@t bermiiien miro,
6afiir fonn man 6em genialen Setter
unleres @iienbabntDelens Die Gorge
r11big uberlafen.