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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-03
DEPARTED PAID
LOVING TRIBUTE
Odd Fellows Hold Annual Memorial
Services at Riverside Cemetery
With Judge Kagy as Speaker.

Fitting tribute to the memory Of
departed members was paid by Odd
fellows of Moline and East Moline
yesterday morning at Riverside
cemetery.
Judge l.. NJ. Kagy, Salem, IL,
was the speaker and he Allowed
that every life has certain posi-
hilities for good and that IL is tho
duty Of every individual 10 develop
to the fullest possible capacity its
latent graces. That selfishness and
narrowness tend 10 shrink the soul
and drive from its potentialities for
advancing the sum of human kind
ness and happiness was especially
impressed.
1T is the duty Of every good Odd
Fellow. especially in this time Of
peril, to stand nobly behind tho
government. Every move which Tn
Gle Sam is making TO advance de
mocracy and defeat Prussianism
should be gladly furnished"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-03
News of the DaV. in Moline and East Moline
EAST MOLINE

The Crescent club Of Silvis meets
tomorrow with Mrs. Thomas Craw-
| ford.
Waller Clever enlisted in the
auartermaster department of the
United States service, left yester-
day for his home at ElwOod. Ind,
to visit his parents before report
ing for duty.
George Nitz and family of Osborn
spent yesterday at the Anton Sven
son home.
Rev. and Mrs. A. X. Johnson de-
parted Saturday for their new home
at Springfield, III.
Mrs. Lillian Patton and family
have moved here from Galesburg
and are occupying her home at 1886
Sixteenth avenue.
High school closed Friday and
Miss Adah Milligan, teacher in Eng
lish, went to her home at Mon
mouth. Miss Anna Kerchner went
to Chicago and Miss Bessie Watson,
domestic science teacher to Green
Bay, Wis.
]. NJ. Pershing has gone to Ro-
chester, Mimi, TO consult special
lists.
The Mystic Workers meet tonight
The Loyal Daughters meet We'd
nesday with Mrs. George Hurd.
Mrs. Harry Cosner entertains the
East Moline Thimble club Thurs
day afternoon.
The Semper Fidelis class of the
Silvis NJ f. church meets Wednes-
day with Mrs. Leo Snyder.
Verna Long left last evening
over the Milwaukee for Los An
geles for a visit.
Red Cross gauze rooms are open
Wednesday for all day work meet
ing.
The Ukelele club of East Moline
plays for the entertainment of the
soldiers on the arsenal this even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Angel and son
of Ottumwa, Iowa, are visiting at
the home of Mrs. s. Gallagher.
Don Taze and Pure Long went
to Chicago last night for a few
days.
Tonight there will be baptismal
services at the new Baptist church.
Receptions for new members and
installation of Sunday school Off
GERS will be held tomorrow even
ing and service flag program Thurs
day evening.
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-03
DENIES PERMIT
TO SOCIALISTS
Mayor Carlson Again Refuses to
Allow Street Meeting to Be
Held in Moline.

Socialists were again refused the
privilege of holding street meet
ings in Moline today.
c. c. Brooks of Dixon, counselor
for the Socialists. accompanied a
delegation headed by Edgar Owens,
secretary of the Rock Island coun-
ty organization, and appeared be-
fore the Moline municipal commits
sion this morning The attorney
told the commissioner that their
position would not be supported by
the constitutions Of either the state
or the United States.
The commissioners asked the So
Cialists to put their proposal in
writing, a reply to be given by the
city in writing, in order to get the
matter in record form. The So
cial;sts refused to attach their
names to a document of that kind.
Brooks, Owens, ct al, were ad-
vised that they could hope for no
revocation of the City's order, and
that the city is prepared to meet
them in the courts if they desire.
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-03
RELIGIOUS LIFE
HELPED BY WAR
Lieutenant l.. A. Fritze Says Hard
ened Fighters Become Chris
tians While in Trenches.

Every man who has been on the
firing line in these front trenches,
where his little body faced cold
steel, has seen a religious awaken
ing that proved to him there must
be an Almighty that rules. Men
who never had been inside a church
door are converts. Ask them why,
and they don't know, but they are
different men than before. They
are thinking, and that means
great deal" writes Lieutenant l.
A. Fritze, who for several years
was city chemist of Moline and who
is now in France devoting his at
tention to securing a proper water
supply for American troops.
In speaking further relative to
the religious impulses which the
war is prompting in hardened fight
ers, Lieutenant Fritze writes: "The
thought OF what is going to happen
in the future doesn't bother them.
PreOrdination rules"
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-03
William Alexander Macbeth.

Funeral Of William Alexander
Macbeth was held at 0 clock yes
terday afternoon from the resi-
dence, 1928 Seventh avenue, Mo-
line. Services were conducted by
Rev. Wilbur Babcock, and Manu-
facturers' lodge, No. 4S5, I. 0. O.
F., attended in a body and had
charge at the grave. Mayor Mar
tin r. Carlson, ~ c. Stouffer, r.
w Entrikin, c. G. Carlson, c. S.
Albertson and j. b. Cornwall acted
as honorary paIlbearers, and
Charles Heck, Richard PaytoH,
Frde Moberg, John Moberg, Roy
FintOn and Frank Dillon were ac-
tive bearers. Interment was made
in Riverside cemetery.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-03
SOME STILL GET 1T.

Although every saloon within a
radius OF 90 miles of Moline has
been closed since May Is, Moline
police made only 10 fewer arrests
on charges Of intoxication and dis
orderly conduct in May than in
April.
Fifty-four alleged DRINKS and dis
orderly persons were arrested in
April; A in May The majority of
the May arrests occurred during
the first half of the month, how
ever There have been few, very
few, arrests on charges of intoxica-
ton and disordeTly conduct during
the last two weeks.
Eighty-nine persons were ar
rested on charges of speeding. Thir-
teen were arrested for violating city
traffic ordinances. There were a
total of 10 arrests made In Man
o4ly 102 in April,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-03
ANOTHER CASE OF
SMALLPOX FOUND
IN EAST MOLINE

One new case of smallpox has
been located in East Moline where
quite an epidemic of the dread NAL
ady was found last week in the
COlored district
On Saturday 10 cases were under
treatment and they were removed
to the Rock Island isolation hos
pital for treatment. In order to
check spread of the disease. several
hundred Negro men, women and
children were vaccinated Saturday
by Dr. Walton Tackett, city physi-
clan Mayor George F. Johnson is
determined to use the most strin-
gent measures in fighting the dis
ease.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-03
WEATHER FIGHTS
SCHOOL PAGEANT

POstponement OF the eommun-
ity pageant which was 10 have
been held tomorrow under the aus
pices of the East Moline public
schools has again been necessitat-
ed by the wet conditions of the
grounds.
Saturday was the day originally
set for the event, but because OF
rain the date was changed to to-
morrow, A rehearsal will be con-
Quoted tomorrow, however, in
preparation far Las W We'd
day,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-03
Obituary

Leon lie Roy.
Leon lie Roy, 138 Fifth street,
Silvis, died at 1925 this morning.
For a year he had been suffering
with cancer. He was born in
France in 1874 and five years ago
came to this country, settling in
Spring Valley. A year later he re-
moved to Silvis. Surviving is the
widow, Mrs. Grace lie Roy; two
sons. Clarence, Moose Jaw, Canada,
and John, at home, and two daugh-
tiers, Emily and Margaret, also at
home. Two brothers and three sis
tiers survive in France.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-03

E big Velie town car. William s.
3, famous movie actor. so dear
ne newsbOy's heart; Miss Mar
>t Joslin. well known comedy
ess of the Rolin studios. and
f. Adams. versatile salesman
the Lord Motor Car company,
red in a fancifuI sketch in Los
eles recently. The two ex-
1es-the epitome Of ultra mod
fashion. as represented by the
1rious Velle town car. and the
road agent. as personified by
!. Hart-preseut a striking and
Horous contrast. The sketch
II arranged for the sole purpose
Hhowing the VeIie town car. and
1t and Miss Jnslin were let in
it to add realism to the scene.
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-03
PLOW CITY WILL
RECEIVE $I.25
FOR EACH NAME

How many folks residing in Mo-
line are under the age OF 81?
That's the question which can
vassers working under the direc-
tiOn OF Miss Mary Stoltenberg. prin-
cipal of the Garfield school ale at
tempting to answer and it Is i'm
portaut that the answer be some
where near correct for the sum of
S1.25 will be given by the state for
each name that appears in the list,
since the county distributable fund
for school purposes is based on the
school population.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-03
DISPLAY ARTICLES
MADE BY INMATES

An exhibition of handiwork of the
inmates of the Watertown state
hospital was sent to Chicago this
morning where it will be on dis
play this week in a room at the La
Sale hotel. Similar displays from
institutions for the insane all over
the United States will also be
shown, according to DR.. NJ. c. Haw-
ley, superintendent of the Water
town hospital.
The Watertown display is in con-
densed form and is contained in an
open cabinet. Samples of brooms,
baskets and other articles are in
tended to give an idea of the many
useful things manufactured by
asylum inmates.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-03
R0YS MAKE RECORD

Merle Mutt. Albert Barber, Low
ell Johnson, Harold Taylor, Merton
Wallace and Raymond Heider, Mo-
line boys who were graduated from
the Western Military academy at
Alton, have enrolled in the officers
reserve training camp at Fort Sher-
idan. and will take the course Of
training that will fit them to hold
commissions in the national army.
The school opened today.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-03
GREAT FALLS IS
ANXIOUS TO GET
WAR CHEST PLAN

put in Great Falls. Mont. folks
sslnt TO know about the community
q chest which Moline has
5ed.
-. ]. Duryea. secretary of the
Zine Commercial club, has re-
siyed az inquiry from Great Falls
slative to the plan which has prov
SO much of a success in the PlOw
b..
III all goes TO show that the city
lat is progress simply can't
de its light under a busheI.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-03
James Gavin.

James Gavin, 81 years old, died
at o'clock yesterday afternoon
in his home, 14H Twenty sixth
avenue, Moline, after an illness
Of six months of complications Of
ailments.
He was born at Lagrange. Mo,
Sept. >, 1860. He came TO Moline
in 1903, and was a teamster by oc-
cupation. On Aug. 80, 1882, he and
Miss Amanda Hubbard were unite /
in marriage at Palmyra. Mo. Mr..
Gavin was a member of the Bap-
list church. Surviving him are
the widow and One-haIf brother,
John Wire, LaGrange.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-03
Charles Johnson.

Word from relatives of Charles
Johnson, who met death Saturday
noon when he was killed by a
train in Moline. has been received.
Mr.. Johnson leaves a widow AMI
one son, David, in Peoria. He re-
sided at 321 Thirteenth street. Mo-
line. Before coming to Moline he
lived at Mason City. Iowa
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-03

man. 3Ol1 y. Hutch!Egs ST,
City, Kan.
an who suffer from head
nervousness. backache. The
nd other symptoms OF func-
arrangement should give tais
root and herb remedy Il trial
D years u has been cvercoru-
.ch ailments % women after
medicines have failed.
81 want special suggestions in
10 your condition, write Ly-
Binkham Medicine Co. Lynn.
The result OF long experi ence
bur service. and your letter
held IN strict confidence
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-03

Al Q eraug ment-
] was n q Y o. u $
and had head
aches IN oSt of the
time So U a n Y
p e a. 2 ] . recon-
neuded Lydia T.
piukiIam : Veg
table Compound
TO me. ] tried d..
and after taking
six bottles 7 am
we'll I do n % Z
htDk the Negc
table Compound
an he b e at o. n
or woGnars all
r.Ev~G NJ
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-03
WOMEN LEARN TO SWIM.

women government clerks in
Washington have signifed that
above anything else they wish to
learn to swim. To meet the many
applications for instruction in
swimming that have been received
from war workers by the district
war camp community service a
corps of swimming instructors is
being formed by Miss Marjory Day,
director of girls work, which will
be at the service of young women
ID a#Y government dIFisie4
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-03
SENSATIONAL FILM
HAS BEEN SECURED

Events in the moving picture
world follow each other rapidly
these days with the keen competi-
ton between theatre managers over
the biggest and best attractions.
Walter Dunn, manager OF the
Palace theatre, Moline, captured a
big prize of the season when ne Sc
cured the Edison contribution TO
American war drama. The Unbe-
lever" The story Is adapted from
Mary Raymond Shipman Andrews
novelet, THE Three Things" 1t
was directed by Alan Grassland and
stars Raymond Mckee and Mar
guerite Courtot, the one as a brave
and chiyalrous United States ma
rine, and the other as young Bel
gian girl enmeshed in the tragedy
of the great war. Supporting these
principals are Darwin Kari. well
known as player in the early mil
itary dramas; Eric Won Stroheim,
and officers and men of the United
States marine corps. A touch OF
realism and unquestioned military
authenticity is given to this great
production by the stage setting OF
the marine war cantonment at
Quantico, Va, and by the participa-
ton of a regiment OF marines, COM
manded by their own officers.
The plot of the story contains ev-
cry element of interest, the appeal
to national pride and patriotism.
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-03
DRINKS MARRIED.

|. Among the first cases OF intoxi-
cation in East Moline since that
city filed into the dry column were
discovered Saturday night when
the police picked up two old-fash-
toned DRINKS.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-03
IINS IN BACK
- AND SIDE
d TO LYDIA +. PINKH4M'S
VEGETABLE COM
POUND.

sas City. Kans.-.I suffered
aims in my back and side caus-
ed bv function
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-03
DID YOU KNOW

That much interest is being taken
the city beautiful contest in Mo
be is evident from the fact that
j entries have been received by
b Moline Woman's club.
anxious to give all the aid che
IN to the government, Miss Kate
.buise Yourex, member Of the Mo
he high school faculty, has left
sr Welland. Canada. where she
liII visit until called 10 army nurs-
e work which she expects to re
hive next week.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-03

Savings for nine schools last
eek amounted to $9628 distribu-
IA among the different districts as
#llOWs.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-03
THRIFT STAMP SALE.

|Investments of Moline school
|fldren in thrift stamps fell of
asiderably in the last week OF
AooI. only $312.75 being purchas-
al as follows
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-01-31

Horrnte ibr belfen. Sd tpuroe Damn
auf Gorm'e MIpenffr111ter al1fmperfiam
gemadt, 11n6 gab ibr bon 6ieim Sell
mittel. SS1nerbalb 5meier Wode1t ting
iie an, a11f Dem Subbo6en berum gu
frieden, un6 nod tpeiterer1 5tpel Soz
den madte tie @ebberinde. Sie TT
iieBt geiun6. az beoa1ere n11r> oaB
i6 nidt i6on friiber nit oieier Wteo1-
gin befannt getpor6en bin"
SIT elm @eilmittel, mel6em 1old]e
3e1gnile oa1sgeiteM tperoen, nidf
trertb Die 8eodhung zines ie6en 2ei=
benoen gu finoen? 5orni'S Mlpen<
fraiuter lit nidt in Ipotbefen 5n boz
ben, ionbern miro 6urb beionoere
Mgenten geliefert. Cine 8ei6reibung
oie1es merfpiir6igen &rduterbeilmit-
tels miro auf 8unid umionit 5nge-
}onot bon 9r. Setter GabrneD's &
Cons &c.. 2501 @oibington 8lpb.,
Chicago 81.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-01-31

Da uns pas 9er3 INNER
naber liegt ols Der @eiit unb uns
banr gu f@affen mo&t, penn bieier
;) .pobl 81 belfen petb. 10 paren
mir bic Mnselegenbeiten bes Ger
ssns immer als bic pidtigiten err
1bienen.-(Goetbe).
SIN @taate Wafbington liegt
Elm tleines @tdbt6en, in peldem,
ba i'm Minter bdufig bober @4aee
fdllt, bic penigen @obnbduier nit
benz @@ulbaufe bur9 Sunnel per-
6unben finb. Damtt bic Rinber let9t
bortbin tommen t0nnen.
I'm Damen 3u s@eigen, pie
lie in einer1 11euer1 Roftum ausieben,
bat Elm Mobegei@aft i'm Often etntn
ftereoptii4en Qpparat erfunben. NIT
iels be11en Elm Rombinationsbilb bon
Dem &oitum unb benz Ropfe Der
Dame in einem @piegel geaeigt pirb.
ssn elmer Stabt bes Weitens
fat cine @peifepirtidaft CUR Rez
flame einen Mann angeitellt, Der auf
einem, NIT ben n0tigen plataten Derz
1ebenen 3peirab bur4 bic @traBen
fGbrt unb ouf benz aopfe Elm nit
einem p~olltdnoigen Diner gefilltes
Sablett balonctert.
60 limb bic menf4liaen gei=
qungen! Gin @runbton bleibt in
linen unperdnberli@ unb brummt
BON ben Mnfdngen bes eriten No9z
benfens ber, ndbrenb bic Melooie
o NIT ben Sabren 10 nariiert, bab man
i'm 3panaieften Sabre gan3 onbere
Mrier fingt, als i'm finfaebnten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-01-31
fdfnfIknkrei$.
gle Sra1t = bas @aterlanb.

@s gibt aaerlei @i1erirpii9e int
6ra11enleben, 1trter 6enen 6ie Sra1er1
ielb1t am meilten Iet6en, Die Sitte,
Mnidm1ung, geidriebenes ur6 nnge=
i9rtebenes &eHt ibne1 ouf5mingem,
nn6 6ie ibnen Damn nngere6termeiie
5um 8ortpurf gemodf merben. Sir
manden 8i6er1pru6 bat freili6 Die
6rauenbepeg1ng idon Die 20fung
gefun6en> 6o6 nidt fir a1e, nn6 10
ftegboft fortihreiten6 ft6 a16 sic 8e=
tpega1ng enttpi6elt, anes redt gIott
un6 1ternenflar fann fte nidt mo-
den, un6 es miro inn1rer inn 6ra1per~
leben u1iI6sbnre @iberfrpiibe geben,
am nnl0sbariten bieQeidt fir jene
6ro11err, bie 6as mo6erne 2eben nit
nm1o6ernen BfIidten Ieben. gu Die
fen groBen @i6erirpiider bot bon je=
fer alth 6ie Stellung Der Sruu gu
ibrem @oter1an6e gebort.
Sic Sro11 nn6 oos @oterIan6, iie
geboren fe1t 5%niommen; 6enn Die
oe1ttide 8ra1 liebt> ibr goterlnno,
uno man bra11ht MIR in 6em 8nf
be1ttiher @eididte noh5nidlagen,
Inn Die Namen b~e16enmiitbige1
Eodher 6es bart be6rdngten @ater=
1an6es 51r fin6en. 9em gaterlatf
ii6 inn inneriten &er5en 5ngeboria
f;hIo,h "a +riH Soa mTShor m hne
9eben birral1s, ur6 mandyer erfltng1
6ann dm Mltor Dos @ort: uDein
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mein 8olf."
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BHmt, uno bns 8aterlanb npah1
ibr sic @rfiilr11rg 6iefer i%ogenanrter
asfIidt aalb leidt;; nit einenr Sober
'ftri@ gibt es Die Sio6ter ber 90 b.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-01-31
Nind9e 9ohrol0n
MACH FlETehER'S
Die ate btimatb.
8ran6enb1trq

Berlin eber Sen MbergGo11-
BEN urter 6en 8iibnemiinitIern er=
5Gblt @rneit 8llrm in 1einem
uSSonrnal 6'un @ol1oeoiliite" folgen=
Den @der5: SD erinnere MIDI Ger
@eldidte etnes @o11leparbtS9o11ipie=
lers, Ger, ieinen Direftor 5ur Ser
5tpeiflltng bradte. Diefer batte ft@
ndmlid bei 6em Engagement 6es
&inftlers getduidt; Fl glo11bte eine1t
treffli6en ia1ngen @ortifer ent6edt
5u baben, un6 batte 6afiir einer1 ST.
t%rtg11arter gefun6en ser fa11m fiirs
Melo6rama paBte. Ser nngniidli9e
fpielte allie Stolen, in6em er nnbetm=
li6 sic M1tgen rolte nn1 nit Den
S6nltern nn6 8etnen 5ufte; 6as
madte loden, aber ridt bei Sen pa1=
ien6en @elegenbeiten. Ser quite
Man1 tpoqte aber ietnen 8ertrag
6a1rda1ts nidt. riidgdngig modem
ion6ern beitan6 energii9 a11f ieinem
@ontrnH. @ines Cages borte Der Di~
reffttor er3dblen, 6nB 6ieier @1nuipie~
Ter ei1mm in irgen6 einem BroDin3-
neite in ieiner @ar6erobe ei1oen 5er-
brodenen @piegel gefun6en un6 bar>
oufbin ieinen @ontraft fofort geI0ft
botte, I'M onf Der Stelle sic @to6t
8a berlofien, in Ser ibm mgeiidts
6es b0ien 0mens, 6as ser 5erbro6e=
ne Spiegel beoe1ttet, ihtperes l1nbeil
6robe. Ser Direftor madte itb 6ieie
Mittbeil,tng 8l1nn1be. @iniee Sage
ipGter fanb Ser oberqla1tbiide Wtme
in ieiner @or6erobe 6rei 5erbro6ene
SpiegeI. Ct elite iofort 5um 9iref=
tor un6 erflGrte ibm, nnter ie6er Be-
6ing1tng SEN @ontraft lofen 5t mol
len. Ser 9ireftor nabm etne ernfte
Miene an 11n6 ertpi6erte, er f0nne
Sen @iinit1er ridt freigeben, penig-
items miiiie CT cine @ntid66igung
berrangen. Ser &iinitGer rddte itd
aber;; er fagte 1rdmlth BENT Direftor:
Isle tpoIen @el6? @o3t? Gle
|tperoen ia bod 1tidtt Io1pge bobort
|Ma1Be1, 5ieber. Gin 5erbrodener
SpiegeI NOR fir mild, Die ortberet1
aber iirto fit @iel" Do8 @eltfamite
an Ser @efdidte 1T, baB Der Direftor
bon Der @h1r6e on triibffttrnrig tu1tr.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-01-31
Kindert&e.
Sin berlprener Sag.

Gs fommen Sage i'm 2eben, in oe-
men Ser Meni1 nit ii6 ielbit nidt
5ufrieoen lit. Midt, oaB er ii6 an
bieien Gagen elmer groben Sda1lo be-
tm1bt m4re, Sic bas @emiitb nieoer-
oriidt urro beroiiitert = nein, ct bat
ii6erli6 nidts begangen, mas ieinen
Mitmeni6en 5rm S6aben gereifen
f0Inn1te; altb 11idts, bas fir i'm ielb1t
nadtbeilig tp4re. Mber er lit bob nit
li6 IelbIt ni6t einig. @ober bas MIR
fnm1nt? Midt einmal einen groBen
Merqer bot ct an oieiem Sage gebabt.
Sour cine l1rlud,e fann Die Sba1l6
an leiner M%fiBitimmung fem, bic
nGmlih, baB er BEN Sag nidt 51 iet=
ner 3%ufrieoenbeit nusgefuM bot.
Sos iit's! 3u menig bot er getban.
S6er Ell bat 5tpar gearbeitet, Qber
mas er gearbettet bat, lit immer nidt
re6t gelnngen, spar bteQeibt 11nn1lbe
Sdn6eGet.
Gin perlorener Sag! Sn ie6em
Menidenleben, a116 inn beiten, tba-
temrdftigiten lit er borban6e1t. Wel-
der Monn bGtte feline ta1be 8lItbe2
SSeoer Meni9 bat einmaI ale uriade,
6omit a%tn3ufrie6en 3u fein, &pie CT
SEN Eag altsgefiM bat. 11n6 51tuet.
len 1T es ridt einmoI sic @dp1l6
oes 8etreffen6en 6ub 6em iojlt. Ct
batte bielleidt etpas 8eiieres borge-
babt, tpoute aus einem &ubetag ei~
men Sag Ser inneren Snmmlung
ODER einen beiteren Sre116entag 1daf-
fen un6 lit tpi6er ieinen @iuen OBJ
gelerft = bieuei4t in elmer 06e &C.
ieIidnft geaogen tpor6en. 60 febt
ibm iebt ole innere 8efriebigung;
5tpiiden Sonnenmtfgang uno Cont
1ren11tttergamg liegt MIR 6as itumpfe
tribe 8epuBt1ein: Ser Sag gebt Do
fin, obne Dob i6 ettpas berm1sfbla=
&c, tpe6er Mrbeit no6 &1be, nod @e+
nnB!
6eroriiden6en @efibl iene Menl9en
inn nabriten Slime ubeimgeinBt,"
6enen elm Itarfer Ebdtigfeitstrieb in
r1etpobnt. sic 6iirfen nun einmol
6urd sic @erbdltniiie %ge5tu1ngen
lein, ibr &rdfte unbem1bt liegen 5n
laiien, tint ith gGei6 ~to6h1ngliid=
li6" GIT fiiblen. SSn ie6em berIorenen
Tage ieben Tie einen nnmieoerbringt
li6 berloren gegmgenen Sbeil ibres
9ebens. +,
Ser MiiBiggdnger bon @atur lei
Oct 6agegen berbdltnibmdBig biel iel=
tener an 6ieiem ieeliiden 0rud. Ct
min eS ia idlieBli6 10 baberk tpie er
es fat. @ein itrenges BflidBepnBtz
1ein bdlt i'm in feinem @anm; fir
6en @ertb bes 9ebens feblt INN 6as
redte 8%eritan6niB. uDie Gage font
ntt6 geben, ~@efdledter iteigen
in's @rab" = nn6 er lebt 10 mitten
6rin in ser Biille bes 2ebens o6er
in 6eiien Oe6e; baB gei9oben, boB
.ge5ogen! @ie er nifts 6em 2eben
gtbt, TO gibt a11b ibm bos 2eben
nidts. N11r fin nn6 mteber, tpern
Ste Meniden gur 10 baitig tint i'm
berum renne11, miro er ber6rieBltb
un6 fiiblt in ii6 10 ettpos tpie cine
bleierne S6tpere.
Wobl Dem, Der es Der tebt, Mrbeit
nn6 @entB 5n berbin6en, nr6 ser es
berausfnbH, Oh En- einen Sag ieines
2ebens getponne1 o6er b~erlorer fat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-01-31
u9ie bette Mebi5in Der @elt," 10

u9ie bette Mebi5in Der @elt," 10
idreibt 6rn1 81. Slien bon Minneo=
polis> Weinn., lift 6orm's Mpenfrdl1.
ter. 8ir baben es felt flint Sabren
in unierem Squire gebru1dt. Sos
er1te Meal tpor ols meirte feine Sod,
ter lebr f6limm arfranffte. SnfoIge
pom 9durlodfieber baten fi9 BEL ibr
ieptlepttibe 2dbm11ngen eingefteIt.
sic tpar 6amnls 12 Sabre alt. Die
Mer5te gingen in l1nierem @m1fe fort
tpGbreno elm 11n6 aus, aber feiner