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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-10-18

SUMMONS.
STATE OF NORTH DAKoTA,)
)ss.
County of Grand Forks.
IN DISTRICT COURT
FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT
F.. c. Harrison, PLAINTIFF.
Jorsen. 8. Eden. Anton Eden,
Northern Construction Com
pany, a Corporation, John E.
Roe and Lottie Roe, Defendants.
The State Of North Dakota to the Above
Named Defendants:
You are hereby summoned to answer
the complaint in the above entitled ac-
ton, a o Of which is hereto attached
and herewith served upon you. and to
serve a copy Of your answer upon the
subscribers within thirty days after the
service of this summons upon you. ex-
elusive Of the day Of service; and in
case of your failure to appear or an
swer said complaint. judgment will be
taken against you by default for the
relief demanded in the complaint.
Dated this 18th day Of September.
1918.
MURPHY & TONER,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Residence and Post onice Address.
Grand Forks. North Dakota.
(Sept. 13-20-27. Oct. 4-11-1S)
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

wANTED-Pos1T1oN BY TRAVEL
ing salesman. desirous of making
changes; would prefer local position.
Address 1903 Herald.
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wANTED-PosITIoN AS MANAGER,
Have had 3lyears experience in lum-
L Der yard and elevator. Address sS
Herald.
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GRAND FORKS HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER IS. l01o.
GRADUATE FOOT SPECIALIST

DIR. NELLIE s. BAKER. PHONE 28SL
z Office 318 Northwestern Bank Bldg.
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WOMAN OR GIRL FOR HoUsEWORK
OF farm. All modern house. Good
wages to right party. Address 100
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nAIRDnsEsy1Na

DALES BEAUTY PARLOR. ROOM $40.
Northwestern Bank Bldg. N. w. 405.
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DREssMAK1Ne

EXPERIENCED DREssMAK1No DONE
at home: reasonable. SIG Chestnut,
1659-L N. ".
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MARRIED MAN WITH 4 CHILDREN
wants job on farm year around. Elk
perienced in all kinds of farming. Ed
Knutson, Box PAL, Grafton. N. D.
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MAN AND WIFE WANT POSITION
on farm with bachelor. O. A. Swed-
berg, Columbia Hotel, Grand Forks,
N. D..
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FOR sALE-ABoUT SIS OR 20 HEAD
ofx we'll bred Shropshire ewes from
one to three years old. Nick Schant-
zen, Radium. Mimi, Marshall county.
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ALL AROUND BUTCHER WISHES
position in meat market. State salary
in first letter. Henry Melchert,
Radium, MINI.
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DANCING LESSONS IN K. P. HALL
So. 3rd st. Phone E-29O. It's. =
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GOVERNMENT NEEDS THOUSANDS
clerks. Government clerk examination
in Grand Forks Nov. End. Easy work,
good pay, short hours. Experience un-
n~ecessary..N Women n girls Is and
over desiring positions write today for
free particularst Columbia School Of
Civil Service. Dept 249. Jordan Bldg.
Washington. ID. C..
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NIGHT COOK wANTED-coLUMB1A
Hotel.
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J, Herald wants Bring Results.
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ID FINISHING

SEND YOUR KODAK Films to HoFs
Studio. for printing. Grand Forks.
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FOR SALE-THIRTY FULL FLOODED
White Pekin ducks. Call N. w. 1921.
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HELp-FEMALE.

WA TIE D-GooD, ,ExPERIENCED
work in Ladies' Rsadysto-Wear exclu-
siye store, in the suits. coats and
dresses department. Address Joseph's,
Box 715. Williston, N. Oak. 81
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HOUSES FOR SALE

FOR sALE-ALL MODERN SMALL
furnished cottage. hot water. Address
No. Is Herald.
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KITCHEN GIRL AND CHAMBER
maid. wanted. Mrs. McIIaffie. ~ N.
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LIVE STOCK

100 HEAD OF CATTLE FOR SALE
from IL to Is months old. All fine
cattle. For sale o account of short
age of fuel. A. M. Crume. Bantry,
N. -.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

NJ. p. KEMP. cHIRoPRACToR
Bank Bldg. Phones 600.
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s ROOM ALL MODERN HOUSE FOR
sale. Inquire At Els Chestnut 1lssR
rs.
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CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS.
Grand Forks Nov. Q. Dec. z. $4,000
Experience unnecessary. Women de-
string government positions write for
free particulars, +. E. Terry, CORNER
civil Service examiner1. 426 Column
bian building, Washington.
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MY PLACE FOR SALE, AT 223 SoUTF
Fourth ST., East Grand Forks. Phon,
N. W. 453, It's. E-135.
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GIRL WANTED WITH SOME ExPERI-
ence as assistant in office. Must be
quick and accurate. Arneson Mer-
camille Co., East Grand Forks, MINI.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-10-18

BAHLKE AND BAHLKE
Chiropractors Spriggs Block
Phone N. W. $50 Tri-Stata 4S7
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HOUSE. MODERN, 9 ROOMS. FULL
basement. or Cherry st. 4 bargain
Cnas. Allen. BIZ N. ".
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GOOD SIX ROOM HOUSE. MODERN
except bath, for sale reasonable. 61a
N. 7th. N. w. phone 1060-L.
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BATHS

BATHS AMI SWEDISH MASSAGE:
treatments for rheumatism; will save
" a trip to the springs. Hotel Da-
cotah. Ernest Carlson. Masseur.
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to make the Young Women's Christian
Assn. their headquarters While in the
city, "
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wANTED-MAN AND WOMAN WITH
out children for balance of season and
winter to do chores on farm. E. A.
Kelly, Lakota, N. D.
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LADY WITH LITTLE DAUGHTER
wants town housekeeping position at
once. Address 81 Herald.
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GIRL WANTED AT ONCE-WITH
some experience as assistant in office.
Grand Forks Creamery Co. .
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HE1dSIITCHING

1oc per yard on all materials. Send 1t
Kittson Ave. NV. 1881: It's. 757L.
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HOUSES FOR RENT-continued.

HOUSE FOR RENT-e12 N. SIXTH
Inquire at, 307 s. 3rd st.
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isANITARY coucH AND GAS RANGE,
T-S. phone io79L. <
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wANTED-DAIRYMAN FOR WINTER
SEQ per month. Leslie Sullivan. N.
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FIVE ROOM HOUSE FOR RENT. zoe
s. 4th. Inquire 3l1 Chestnut. BerE's.i
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1918-04-11
SAYS Hit THE Hlla
BY EU Yj9r3 BoATs
Major General Barry s - Liberty
Loan to Avert lfaeisniiY
Fund,
BY MAI. GEN. TfloMA8 . BtR3Y.
IFornner Comran5ant { 6aaaP G.-ilt
Rockford, iTl

By MAJ. GEN. TrlS1H8 BtR8T.
fFormer Comr1andant Carp e-,r9t,
Rockford, il{l
Four years ago the Gar4aan g0yefll-
ment started a war, alta evidences
makes certain had for it3 9aiect the
domination OF the world, the ei7lsiing
of democracy and tie establishment OF
autocracy in its stead.
Evidence of this far5reaehiag plot
appeared as the war was prosecuted
by the Germans with sucn lawia.ss
cruelty, that i'll an effort TO nara!ie'
their inhuman savagery q shoche1
world has revived the mediaeval ws9ii
"Hun."
The government of the United State
observed neutrality until their SO
ereign rights were openly and contemI
tuously invaded. They were the
called upon to decide whether to sur
render their rights and their libertl
or to engage in war. Rightly they de
cided to engage in war. That war is
now in progress and it will be won b..
"hitting the Hun"
the firing line in Europe, but that costs
money. and if we are to "hit the Hun
from the firing line at the front there
must be no faltering in the fund line
at the rear.
To prosecute the war successfully
| larger sums of money are needed by
the government than it ever has need
/ ol fo,
| that it costs a thousand dollars to
shoot Hun.
| To provide the stupendous total the
government asks it's citizens for tenn
porary loan of the cash they have to
invest. AS security, 1t gives its prom
ise to repay the full amount with a
good rate of interest. The promise to
repay the amount borrowed constitutes
the Liberty bonds. They are offered
in denominations to suit all purses,
and whoever subscribes to Liberty
bond is helping to "hit the Hun
A time will come when so many have
been hit that Just one more will con-
stitute his defeat, the collapse of his
government and the triumph of liberty.
But the war will not be won until
some one has hit this last Hun.
So I beg every American who has in
his heart love for the liberty he en-.
joys and cash to invest to purchase
Liberty bonds, and urge every social
club or society, every school, factory
department store, boy scout compan!
and other organizations and individ
uals to form "Hitting the Hun clubs
and purchase Liberty bonds enough tt
take shot at Hun.
1t will give strength to the firin:
line to observe strength in the fuil'
line, and some one viii have tbs ono
of subscribing the fund tllat Tits th
last Hun and the war Till he Won
If we do not subscribe row 10 til
Liberty bonds, to win the war, we wi
be compelled to subscribe later TO a.
indemnity fund for losing the war.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1918-04-11
Put Money Into a and.

Occasionally when 6iFils througa
the country some attraet1 farm VII
be passed. Every ytag in gepl
shape; there are Winl dil there y
silo; the fences are u a the laaG
in excellent tilth. Wha is the secrer
of this? The answer & @a is: THAT
farmer has put money u liS niace.
America is a great faenlg natiqu,
as well as a great lnaafa aetufins ma
ton. 1t is wonderfully prosperous 10
day. There are railways bridges 5ae-
tories, mills, WORKSHOPS aEla sGhaei
houses. All this SLOWS have put
money into it. But there Is today tho
shadow of war halgiug over ti'e en-
tire land. The nati5n Is il peril.
Now is the time OF al tilles wheis
money must be put into WIS land of
the free and tile home OF the brave
if it is to remain prosperous and hap
py The purchase of Liberty honds
puts your money where it will do the
most good in this grave crisis.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1918-04-11
Be a Bond Salesman for Uncle sa.

Be Bond Salesman for Uncle sar
When you have bought your boz
don't stop. Become q bond salesma
for your government and see to
that your neighbor buys bond. e.
plain to him that you and he have t.
do this, as the soldier at the front has
to fight.
Russia failed to support its arm
and its army failed to fight for Rus
sia, and today Germany is taking owe
thousands of square miles of rich
farming and mineral lands, title to
which is held by Russians who will
have their deeds considered mere
scraps Of paper by their conquerors.
Buy bonds from your government and
sell them for it. Make the United
States success instead Of failure,
like Russia.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1918-04-11
Farmer, Hired Man and Liberty Loan.

Intelligent farmers know that o
hired man does better work If he is
bountifully fed, pleasantly housed and
warmly clad. Uncle Sam today has
abroad close to 100000 hired men,
engaged in the most toilsome and haz-
ardous work. They cannot be fed,
clothed and housed unless money is
provided. The purchase Of Liberty
bonds provides the government with
funds to finance this gigantic task.
The men in the trenches must be cared
for by the men at home. Give the
boys the best we can afford. They
deserve it all.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1918-04-11
Ronda Arc Police Protection.

Everyone knows the value of po-
lice protection. The purchase of Lib
erty bonds provides the government
with money to build ships to police
the high seas and guard Americas
eommeSce,
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1918-04-11
Will You HELP Bring Back
The Boys of This Community?

Our boys the boys from this town and this county
and this state. are fighting the Huns They in
the trenches in France, they sailing the U-boat-
infested seas, they going "over the top in the
face of German cannon and machine gun fire.
Many, many more of our boys are now training and
will soon be in France and yet to be called
VIII You +
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1918-04-11

Will you help to provide them with the things
they need, with clothes and food and munitions that
they may complete quickly possible the terrible
task assigned to them?
Will you support our boys while they are fighting
for us, fighting the German autocracy that seeks to
destroy ideals of liberty and justice?
Washington Journal., 1918-04-05

-Mus Dem Tabelt@aseoe Der
Oteser i'm Il3antireide tbeiIt elm WtiiiiOs
udr folsen6e bubble Gr3dbluns nit:
Der elephant itritt nit Der 3iese, wer
wobl bas Meiite gu f"reiien I'M StanOe
lei. I'm bies gu enti6eiben, beI6lOB
man en6li9 auf cine &eiie gu sebeu,
bic 10 unsebsuer mar wie Der O;ean.
elephant un6 3iese srasten II cine
9eraume i3eit. @n6lt@ Ieste ii4 bic
33ieee auf elm TelsitiG uu6 faute uns
GufbOrli3 fort. v@us mu3lt Du benin
6a?" iraste Der elephant. sd
perSebre Sen Selien, oumit i'd Did
na9ber frelien fann." - pSo?" rief
Der elephant unO nubm eri6rOden
8%feiBaus." - Die Spits bieier tleinen
ISABEL: I1nperf9dmtbeit trdgt oft ben
Sies ieIbIt ",cr ben 8eritanb oouon, 1T
ie0enfaus n..Jt libel.
-Mus Der 8ionierfdnle.
unteroff5ier: Isle, Miaer! @as 1T
~bori3ontal?" = SoIOut: u&enn man
pom Wtittelpuutt Der GrSe. l1ns
tsrofFsier: ,,Abl ,,G5us seben mid ale
Mittelpunfte Der groe AM Sd bab'
aefraet, mas bcriSontal ifr"-SOloat:
,eSebe @bene, wel9e Otf 6sm Dur@mei'
Ter Der .@rbe....i" llnteroffi5ier:
,Nd wasl Ylau 1T allie 9beOrie..
Merfen sic ii6 bus: Yier slei9 Ianss
Tib' unb elm Yrett O'rauf oas 1T DO:
ri,pntoI 1"
SeIb ftrOff. sd bin gan;
troltIos iiber ben Werlnit meiner Trau
80. .aber- es bdtte ia bod nod i@lims
mer fommen f0nnen -, Wie oenn2"
pa, i'd bate ia iterben tSnnenl"
SeIbRaufopferuns 8. De-
feline @rnit 1T aassei9ift, nm Der
9onte elm G6rb1en nit &iri@en gu brins
oen. 9lls er BEL 6erielben anfommt, IT
Der sSnbalt bes Rorb1ens MIR iebr se'
ring. @efrast, Oh er ni9t mebr erbaIs
ten babe, antworiet Der RIeine lebr fiber
uub ielbitbswuBt: ,Sa, Eante, al' bio
bdbli1en, i6war3en babe i'd aud aufse'
seiien un6 fir Did nur bic idonen ros
then iibris seIaien."
= NMsanmenbuns. u. trifft
auf Der StraBs sinsn Betannten uno
forbert ibn auf, enbli9 bic seIiebenen
1sbn Mort Suriid3useben. rBif Du
nod seiinnunsstreuer &epublifaner2"
.rmibsrte y. ,@ewiB", mar bic
eritaunte glutruort, mas bat Sas absr
nit msinen ;ebn Marf 1u tbun?"
,S1dmlt Wu Did benn ni9t, 10 uieI
@srtb auf cine Erone su Irsen2"
Washington Journal., 1918-04-05
8 Rsu abrs'Grtntse

. Neu abrS'ErtntgeL
Der. Sn Der Wobnun9 zines @ienet
Burgers fin6en lid am Neujabrsmorsen
I'M 9 llbr 3pei Mdnner in Qeinwanbtit.
teIn elm. .@Iiifislis's nsur Sabrl"
tonte es aug ibrem Mlun6e.-v@er iinb'a
benn?" fraste tie 9uuSfruu.-vMir fan
O. 2aternan3inber! Die Dame gat
ben 2euten in Nnbetradt ibres li6tuollen
Bsrufs einen @uIben. = I'm 5ebn l1bI
faubsn ii6 in bericlben @obnung aber:
malls Swei Mdnuer in 2einwunOfitteln
Elm. v@lidieIis's neur Sabr!" idol
IS aus ihrem Munbe. = ,@er iin6's
Oenn Mir ian B. 2aternan3inOsr,"
antiuortsten bic Mdnner. = ySo?" riei
bic Dame, bic ~2atcrnan3iiuSer parcn ia
uorbin Oa unb bab'n ibr NeujabrsseI6
i6on 'friestl" = uQlber, snd' 5ruu,"
rufen bic beiben Manner nit iberlegeneu
Mienen, yOOs paren ia s. QaternanSiin.
Der, bic mas b 9atsrn anSiinbeu! !" -
v0ta, aIio, wer iinO 6enn NADIA Sie?"
= vMir, snd' 6ruu, ian 8 Quternuns
climber, bic mas B. Qutern NADIA aus
IOi@'n!"
Sci BEN Seiratbspers
mittler. Serr: Sd babe mir nus
briiflid ausbeOunsen, baB msine Su.
tiinftise 6ruu teinen R|Orperman9el baben
bari. limb nun bat bic Dame, bic Sic
mir ueri9afft baden, einen i@redli6en
udeI.-SeiratbsuermittIer: ia, better
9err, buIten Sic beun einen 8udeI fir
einen Manoel2
- 8erubigenb. Batter: Wen.
mcine Sodter es benn bur9aus mill.
70 lam i9 Sbnen meme @inpinigung
ni9t ldneer porentbalten. Mber baau
miFsn Sic ii9 psriteben, benn ts 1T
bod elm sisent6iimIi9es @efiibt, tpenn
man iein einaises &inb. fir bas man
10 treu Is Sabre lang seiorgt bat ,pon
fi9 geben ion. - @eperber: 8, mas
biefen puntt anbelangt, 70 ioI es Sbs
men eerne unbenommen bleiben, bies
aud in 3utHnft tbun gu biirfen!
-@ttlc&t. .Sie pareu ia ee.
tern in Sen .Rdubern"; ipurbe gut
gefpielt2" = r@ieI gu natiirIid. mei-
ner Grau bat gum G9luB ibr Irm.
bano oefshlt.-
-Sonberbarl Dte3tebe ee.
tbeiIt Our9 Swei w;rO ein GAMES, nab.
ren6 bic unsetesiite liets elm SaIbes 1T.
GraM Stelihnmer.
Washington Journal., 1918-04-05

Der 17id6riss Glarence
Ronar, Sobn bes 6armers 5oiepb
2onar aus 5srbonia. OSautee GOuns
tn, Bis.. befanb ii9 tiirSIi4 nit ieis
mem 9rubsr Oobeim auf benz S4ei>
benItanb. Die beioen iungen 2eute
I9oTen nit elmer 22talibrissn S4rots
finite. Als elmer Dem anberen oos
@epebr entreiBen nOlte, entluo ii9
oieies plObIi9 unO bic 2aouns brons
Clarence in oen lnterleib, Qeber uno
Nieren our9bobrsnb. 0er Supporters
lebte purbe nod an bsmIelben Gag
nad Milpoufee ms Srinitp > 9pfpi-
tai aebra9t. BORT ftarb er einise
5ose fpGter. nadbem nod 2ungenz
entiiin6uns binSugetreten mar. Rad
Mnaobe bes goroners unterliegt IS
teinem 3psifsI, bob elm unfaa pOr-
log.
Washington Journal., 1918-04-05

anberi su bieItm 3uedc abfdtIid per;
eoHenss Blur.~ Gon ben Stptben be,
ri9tet SerOOOt: rSis sieBsn in einen
eroBen irhenen 9osal @ein, welden ic
nit benz Dilute Oerer, bic ben Buno nit
sunan6er i5lisBen, Ucrmil6eu, inoem is
i'd nit Dem 9friemen riteH OOer nit
eincm MsEer einen fIetnen Gini6nitt
ant R0rper MAIDEN" @ie CACTUS piis
len Mil, b~eitun6 Der grua9 aud bel ben
armenii6siberii9eu StdmmcH i'm Ruus
taius.
Dag i'm bic alien 6sbrder %tanttcu,
1T minbeitens I'M b06iten @raoe wabrs
I6einIid. Menn /. SamueIis Is, l ers
SdbIt lptrS, ss babe fi6 bic SeeIe SOnas
tbans nit Der SeeIe Oouios uerbunben,
10 Iiest Die glnnabme gang uube, baB
6ies in Der Torn bes BIutbunoes ses
i6eben. Man mnB uur bea9teu, baB
oos Dlut aIs Git Der Seele gait uno
OaB belize Yesriffe fat 9Iei3wertbis
uaren. llebri9ens erSdbIt YouIus 6aiieI,
bab nod in neuerer 3sit iiiOii9e 8rduts
pdare in S6Iefien aug ibren 6insern
8lut mii6ten".
Gang fiber beSeuet 1T Der 8ral9 Bel
ben @ermanen. Sn Der v@ooa" eripnert
2Oti ben OObin an ben sel6IOhenen
Yun6:
gjeOenft Dir, S6bin,
Wie mir in ll~rSeiten
Oas Blut miI9ten Bei6e2
On seIO6teit nimmer
Did III laben nit Grant,
8ir6' er uns geiOen ni9t 9ebra9t.
Die Costa Romanorum er3Gblen elm
geiipiel zines BunOeSl6luiies 3wii9en
srpei Gittern, pom 6euen Der Sine ben
Nn6ern nit ben @orten aufforOert: Sin
Seber pom uns wir0 aus leinem redten
Arme Blut fieben Iailen; i'd werOe
bdnn Oein Blut trinten unb 81 meines,
oamit Geiner ben In6eren peoer I'M
Slid nod i'm tlnsliif u%erIaiie, uno mas
Der Sine pom uns seruanr, Der Anoere
Iur SdIfte mitbeiiee."
Die norbiI9en 9eI6en tannten ben
Bun6 ebenfals; fe i9loRen ibn, tnoem
lie v8lut in bic SULPHUR rinnen~ lieBen.
Bir milIen a%nnebmen, baB Die li9 Wer'
binoenoen in cine @ru6e troten, li6 cine
TlEwunoe beibrd6ten un0 0as entrins
nen6e Blut in bic @unOen einrieben.
2lebnli9 1T bas 8erfabren einiger afris
faniiden Stdmme, wel6e bas Der Bunoe
bes Mnoeren entfliebenbe Blut nit einem
Slate auffangen unO in bic ei9ene
8unbe einreiben.
@ieGei6t bcruben bic srOBen Gbaten
Der tlbnen @ifinger gum 9rDBten Sbeils
uuf bieier pSoiterbriiOeri6ait". Oie
Sel6en maren einanoer ~uerbunoen uno
traten Oarum au9 nit benz 2eben fir
chamber elm.
9luf elmer b5beren Rulturfufe NH Dte
aber Ser @enub beS Blutes ais cine Gobs
beit eri3einen, un6 10 wurbe bas Slnt
benz Miidtrunte in INNER tleincrem
MaBe Su9eiebt unb 3ulebt gang mcgee
la1en. Die Steue bes Blutes nimmrt
MN pou unb gang bus acknowledgement
oes betreHen6en 8OItes elm. &nfauss
aber purbe aud bieles nod semii9t.
Dis bic M6aer un6 ErOier ibren gunO
i8lieBen moaten, ba uuermii3te man i'm
.Gruee Ben Mein".
IS lit m0sli6, baB mir in Der Oelts
iden Site bes ,NnltOBens" einen &eif
6es alien Brau9es Dor uns baben, bic
@etrdufe in einem @efdBe uOrber gu
mil6en. Dur6 bas glnitoBen wirO 6aS
cine @efaB IpmbOIii9 berseitellt.
IS folst aliO auf ben reineu Blnts
trunt Der Mil3trunf uno auf bieien Der
beutiae 8ruoertrunf, Der natirIi@ taft
Sur leeren 6orm berabseiunten lit.
Conrad 3iesler.