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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-15
Oil and Mining

OIL LEASE BLANKS az Ellis Bros. Print
Ing Co Stock certificates and seals
WANT a few more shares OF e Pas0
Burk at $3.50 share Address H. care
He--ld-
FOR SALE-chotcs Tularosa acreage on
anticiine cicsN 70 Cox well and other
drilling sites. Large or small plots Box
SO. Las Cruces. y ~
WILL trade 1917 Haynes SIX for m Faso
Ranger Ocean. Ranger Central OF other
active oil stock Address Investor. 5117
Eede-al 81
SOME close in acreage in the Desdenona
field FOR sale or FOR fifty-fifty d-i1iirE con-
tract
TRIPLTrT COMPANY. CISCO. TEXAS.
HAVE 20 acres oil land in proven field.
Iowa Park: want assistance to develop.
will take interest in production for my
profit W L Orth. go Alamosa Ave.
san Antonio Tex.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-15

The following list OF unczlied for an
swers 10 Herald Want Advertisements are
now being held FOR delivery at The Her
aid business offices
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-15
WODHY1IN4IISTORY
QIATEAUNT uIEpPY

one year ago today. July Is. 1918.
OtEe Americans and French repulsed
the last German drive at Chauseau
Thisrry. in the second battle Of the
Marine.
Find two 4ernans
ANSWER TO Yesterdays PUZZLE
Upside down. nose in left coat col
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-15
Wanted to Real

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>l4 Or roc-n house. Furnishes or un-Ar
n-snea. o. car l-ns- Prone -zl.---
HAN zFD-By august The first sinai 1s1r-
nis1ed 1urgaloW CT apt. near r Bliss
lls-e1-e1 z1o-.s y IL
WANTED lease modern furnishes hons
within waking distance Sourrwe4-crn
Bldg- By adults Phone Dean. 49,
YOTNG na1 7zs7-7- -o7-7 . -7ss17r,7
ro-cn near FL Blizs Address 139. cars
Herald
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Peso y X 49, > - '-''--s -
Wz-faS- Eurrss,,-,
= 80 - 1-s- pcs l--1 -o1 --1--- --7-
rex Z l-n--are % Enone 1o2-.
WANTED Household goods EEVIE
FUR Co. los san Iacirto. Pa SO
VII PAY 77s be- -,-7---- - ------ 80
end hand household aad office furniture
LE4As Ft8NlIl1tE Co P1crs 1851
WFS PAY T7-EeS- ---- 49, - -s------7
hand furnifr7e and seuInr r7achines-
YOUNG FrRNTrrRE r0-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-15
WANTED

OFFICE FUEN1ITRE-Seccn hand- 775-
nosrapher's desk fdochie draWersl arc
cnalr. rockkecrer's desk. Office ch1Ir1
steel 1li-ng cabinets. seven hank Sur
rouEh's adding machine. Prorecsoeraph acd
large size National cash register. or
Antonio
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-15
Heb Rantsd-FemaIs

Help Rauted-FemaIs
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WASTED-Buy chickens. rabbits. Ph- ss-sW
WANTED Experiencsd waitress az E
: IauAlll-
s1ExlcAN giri. hoassroFiz. stay nlghis-
A-WoMAN 70 cook Tor family OF q ma
Nerada- Phone s111
WANTED gi-i for horseworiz for two
psople. re1ersnee- Apply a. as Mesa Ave
ENGLISH speaking Mexican girl for gen
eral housewori-. must stay night. Phone
20. Kaicker1ocker. Apt. L
WANTED-TVoma1 stenoEra5her 81 least
20 years Old, knowledge OF Spanish de-
slranles good salary 70 right party. Ac-
oreSs Apartado e35. Iaupico. Mexico
lFANTED-CashIer FOR self sewing store.
one who speslzs Spanish and has had ex-
Addrsss 6 10. Gaze Herald
YFASTED-clsa1 woman for houssr57E
and care baby. references required. prefer
one 20 stay nights, no sunday work 1000
Clifton
WASTED-six Experienced dining room
MATTRESSES. SO week; two lunch counter
Mattresses. ST. week Apply Modern Cafe.
basement Nils building
DR. EDWARD AUER, SI6-18 trust BdE.
Chronic diseases Diseases OF women Is
peciaily equipped for treatment OF AL Ne1-
vous diseases Phone ssfZ
ESGLISH-sPANIsH spe1king city sales
nan desires good correction. can furnish
car i Necessary address ? rs. care
WASTED-Good woman f0r cooking ana
general housevorks one who viii a7preci-
party. must come well recommended Ap-
ply 1897 Montanl-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-15

4 pES5nST = a
BIRD tlHo WORRIES
ABOUT LIGHTNING
tJ-iEa1 III Sul SHrEs
AND S5ouT SuNSTRokI
lsHENH5
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-15

WE SELL SHARES
IN all reliable oil companies and
we are responsible. We have no
connection whatever with any firm
or Individual having a similar
name and we have 10 place o.
business except the address given
here.
SOUTHWEST INVESTMENT co.
J. p Lane. Mgr
Licensed broker.
Member e Paso Stock Exchange
ILL., y. Oregon St. FL Paso. Teas.
Phe7e z5ss.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-15
HsIp Wanted-aIaIe and FemaI.


NASIED-Expcrienc waiter or walt
ress. 3lf West Missouri
NANIED-Competcn stenorrapher for
special work for three or four weeks
Phone rs.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-15

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NEED for immcdiate delivery $4,000 oin-
ties, l1sxS, send Quotations address =. y.
Box $50
WANTED-ro buy one large cash rerISlar
and one small one. also typeuriter. rea-
sonahle- Phone 397SW
OFFICE FIRNfTlRE-secoad hand al
chair. eookktepcr's desk. ofsfc& rn,1-s
steel filing cabinets seven nank Bur
rough's addlns machine. Prstectograrh and
larse size National cash register. . or
Antonio
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-15

Owns about 100 acres: best buy IN oil
stock today. two wells ready 10 drill IN
az Desdemona field For quick sale we
can deliver few hundred shares at $50.
See our display ad- Place your order al
3ol W san Antonio St
Phone 49, Fl Paso, Texas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-15
OIL QUOTATIONS

These quotations furnished caiiy By J. S
Curtlss & Co. Hotel Sheldon
Fort Worth OILS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-15

WICHITA COUNTY SHALLOW FIELD.
Leases In proven territory near the best
500 foot wells IN Texas. highest grade oil.
pipe line connections. frel and water
aorndancs ser a well every ten days that
is good for IS 10 100 barrels: three pro-
at once for Price list and maps showing
our 1900 acres Je1nings-Tlpps 4 bag
gard. SOS Eighth St. wichita Falls. Tex
LEASES F0R SAFE
DRILLING OPERATIONS. AND DRILL
ING SITES PRICES ARE ADVANCING
RAPIDLY, SEE J. II. MILLER. iso
san ERANcIsC0 ST. PHONE 2252-
Help Wanted Male
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WANTED-Barber. $50 guarantee Al
dress John z. cohn. columbus. =. Il
GIT WIsE-call Herman when you want
HERMAN Transfer CO.
WANTED-Tallor to work on coats sT-
ira salary and guarantee steady work
Address 1Ieyer & Meyer Albuquerque. M
THREE union briclfiayers A. Sc per day
and ticket 70 Amarillo. Tex J. Levy,
amarillo. Tex
AKcHITEcrURAL drafisnzan wanted.
thoroughly familiar with architectural
drawing and assistant designer; work IN
New 4sxiee- Apply us Martin Bldg
FANTED-Experienc Mexican clothing
salesman, good appearance. must speak
the ErEllsh language. state age and PAST
exnerienee. address L 1s4. care Herald
NANIED-Experience salesman to travel
for local manufacturing concern. applicant
must have best references. Write J III.
care Herald
WANTED - Spanish speaking American
MAJ 20 collect coed salary and permanent
position 70 competent man. must speak
Spanish fiuentiy and be able to get ie-
suits Aprly Room s. 1rorehouse Blk.
STORIES, articles. poems wanted for pub
icaron In new magazine. We pay cash on
acceptance submit MSS 10 National Nag
azlne. Desk e97. Washington. D. C.
HANIED-One or two single men Tor
general ranch work. want experienced
men for ranch and COW work: wages 81 /
per month and board Stern Land & Live I
stock CO Clmarron. Colfax Co. \. IL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-15

WASTED-To buy AZ once I.
or : rocrs modem bungalow VIA
garage on OF near paved street
Immedia-e possession not neces-
s1ry- Give location. full descrip-
tion and Lowest price IN first let
ter which viii b confidential
address D "a. care Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-15

Relative humidity IN Fl Paso At moor
Tuesday was IS percent temperature al
Precipitation last - hours Csnchesl -
STATE OF weather ------------.--
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-15

- r $50 Lrc-tgtt--rioa.
jan I to july u inclusive 1875 iii in
Jan ] 70 July u. inclusive. 1917. .ss in
Jan ! 70 July II, inclusive. 1918. 2.s3 in
Jan 70 July j.. inclusive. 1913. 3-GO in.
Normal Jan TO July II. inclusive. s-ss in
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-15
THE WEATHER.

Z. s. DEDARTMESz OF AGRICULTURE
WEATHER BUREAU
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-15
ON NN-aTTFSTTolT


Leases IN New Northwest Burkburnett
gushe- field This IS only field where at
1850 feet $500 barrel gushe-s are secured.
Highest grade oil selling s2S7 per barrel.
We have choice leases all over this
great field at lowest prices. Also drill
ing sites or small leases size 4ox1S5. same
and Grey Gander, Willow Bloom Goicon-
ia $500 barrel wells southwest corner
Block So Price. 5000. Absolutely prov
en- gusher location. production on all
sides Good for new companies or those
that have had dry holes Add bunch OF
wildcat % this lease you VIII put your
company over in few days Immediate
action We deliver
LYONS & ELETNlfAN
l03 Seventh St. Wichita Fails. Tex.
YOU still have chance to be located IN
Range 3. township 2s. Hueco Basin. on 20
acres for SO; q wells contemplated. Sec
tional maps. 81
J. :. CROzIER.
Room 309 Trust Bldg. Phone eo55
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-15
Situations Wsatea-RemaIs

aAAaLA4044 " EAAE1--A AZ
f. u SLAUGHTER, practical nurse. Ph-
ssSs. Ssle Tularosa-
PROFESSIONAL nurse wants poslilou-
WASTED-StenoEraph position ~ mar
RED lady. haif days Address L 1s5. care
1e1ald.
WANTS management Of clean uptodate
ronins house or hotel or cashier or order
clerk. or. what have you7 Address r
is. Gaze Herald.
YOUNG lady with high school ana husi-
ness college education wants position as
poohkeeleri can do stenographic Work
also Address J rs. care Herald
CLERICAL position: at present student
steroEraphT and bookkeeping. speak span
-sn Iuentlr and have business experience
Address 7 l6o care Herald
WANTED-stenographic position. exper-
fence enc year. prefer position where
tnere - mostly machine work can take
o-ctat .on fairly wei. address L 166. care
-1eIa-e
BUSINESS woman with six years expe-i-
ence as assistant ranager with large mer-
camille establishment wants 10 make a
cnange Has ability, initiative and can
shoulder responsibilities Willing 70 take up
any line Of business and can Furnish first
class references- Address + 10, care
l--t@t4.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1919-01-31
NOTHING LEFT TO CHANCE
Advance Of American Divisions at San
MIhieI Had Been Planned With
Elaborate Care.

In modern warfare a mans head is
his chief asset, writes Duke Bolivar in
Boys Life. You all know that the
st. Mihiel salient, encompassing l52
square miles of territory and 70 viii
lagos, was taken by the Americans.
Did you know It was done by head
work? Elaborate plans were made in
advance and given out wholesale to
the troops. One hundred thousand
maps, covering minute details of the
country, including natural defenses,
and how II was manned by the enemy,
were distributed, plus 10000 photo
graphs. scattered among officers of the
artillery and infantry. Five thousand
1nifss of telephone wire and 5000 in
struments were employed, and this
elaborate system kept up with the ad-
vance of the army BY this service
thanking troops could telephone their
position back TO the artillery. The tel
ephone business OF city of 100000
could have been handled by this equip
ment in whose operation 10000 men
were engaged. Thousands of carrier
pigeons aided the signal corps.s Elk
tensive hospital facilities, 4.S00 trucks.
miles of railroad. were provided for
this big military operation. and 10000
feet OF movie film were exposed, so all
the soldiers had to do was to fight
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1919-01-31

The subject of the Sunday evening
forum at the CONGREGATIONAL Church
next Sunday viii be The Kind of De-
mocracy We Are Trying to Create.
Mrs. L. c. Wheeler is to be leader.
Mrs. Charles Gillett returned Mon
day from six weeks visit to her
daughter, Mrs. H. NJ. White and fam
lily, at Buffalo, N. Y. During February
Mr. and Mrs. Gillett will make their
home with Miss Wells. Greenfield
Avenue.
Erwin A. Schmidt, son of Mrs. c..
w. Schmidt, of Wauwatosa, has re-
turned frEr services overseas. Mr..
Schmidt is a member of the firm of
Wla. H. Schmidt & Sons Company
He lett for Camp Custer the first of
April and for overseas the first of
July. He was with Battery F 105th
Field Artillery and was in actual serv-
ice 1T the Verdun front.
The Parent Teachers Association
have purchased a simplex lantern,
which is already installed in the booth
at the High School, but there is some
delay in obtaining the proper size of
fire curtain. 1t is the intention to
have demonstration of the machine
at the next meeting of the Parent
Teachers Association, to be held in
the near future, the exact date 70 be
announced later.
The Wauwatosa Wonlan's Club will
give vaudeville show for club MEM
bers next Thursday afternoon, Feb
ruary 6, under the direction of Mrs.
L. C. Urban and Mrs. E. C. Sullivan.
Those taking part are to be Mesdames
D. A. Cooley, E. F. Peterson, S. D..
Hoyt, w. E. Fisher, E. C. Sullivan,
R. C. Newhouse, d. S. MacKinnon, G..
w. Cairncross, L. c. Urban, E. L.
Walker, H. E. Rubel, w. D. Bliss and
G. M. Maxon and Miss Marie Ma.,son.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1919-01-31
WARS SET UP PRINCIPLES
Nementous Questions Troubling Man
kind Have Been Settled by the
Worlds GreateSt Conflicts.

Wars are milestones. Victories set
up tablets, upon which are inscribed
the principles that have been vindi-
Gated.
The battle of Marston Moor de-
stroyed feudalism, overthrow the doc
trine of the divine right of kings. give
England an elective parliament, Rev.
DR.. Newell Dwight Hills said in a ser
mon reported in the Brooklyn Eagle.
The French revolution destroyed
French autocracy, and gave the people
the right of self-determination.
The war of 1776 was the last civil
war Of Great Britain--a war of good
section of the English people against
the bad section of Great Britain which
had enthroned a crazy German king
George III.
The war of 1851 established on sure
foundations the republic, the last best
hope of man, and indicated industrial
democracy without regard to color.
y The war of 1914 has settled certain
things for all time. War shall be no
more Hereafter disputes between
races shall be settled by an interna-
tional supreme court. Militarism shall
be no moreover again shall the peo-
pies resources be wasted in piling up
munitions, nor the man in the furrow
carry soldier upon his back. Inter-
national treaties hereafter shall be
sacred Alas for the next nation that
counts its written pledge a scrap of
papes and defies international law
The small races ant peoples are free
No big bully nation like Germany can
ever again trample upon Belgium, as
King Ahab trampled on Na5oth and
seized his purple vineyard. Terrorism
and frightfulness henceforth are out
lawed. That clay god called "the
state" that Germany made unto her.
self and has long been worshiping, is
an idol that has fallen.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1919-01-31
snaln FIahtina Malaria.

Through reforesting marshes as a
preventive measure and cultivating
medicinal herbs for curative purposes,
Spain is credited with a recent ma
terial reduction Of malaria, in spite Of
a1inine scarcity and other war disad-
yantages. The chief malarial area Of
the country is estimated at 441,SS0
acres. and the effort is being made to
reclaim as much OF this as possible.
The 233, 40A cases of malaria in 1913
caused a loss in work Of S,515,595 days
with a money loss estimated at $26,-
100000.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-04-10

gleonpra SunemaMt, Godter Der SSas
Enstlie s aoosbr1d befiubet iiidb letoer int
l,er nod auf Der Grnnfenliite.
Weatb. 8trf berfanfte iein I'M @ilage
aeleaeres gigentum Dem Rilh Baebol
ffni1r $4,000; eBtge11a1ulter tpirb, tpie es
beiBt bier eth Nblieferungsgeid6dft errpffs
1ler Ba1nilie Biri batsppr, III 3eir1 mad
St.8glolib at perlegen.
gDriif. &arIdt berfaufte ieine SO ader
TSSarm Dem Sobann MiIer ir $1f2 pei,
slder llno faufte al aleieber Sett bte
2er1bed SSarm ndbe Nidn1otto MT 500
Ben Nfer.
Sic fleine gpdter Der Semitic 8aipar
WiQer, tpel6e einige Gage gefdbrli9 err
franft mar, erbolt iiidb ipieber 9 lang1a11l
bon Dem fGlinn1en Snfluet5a@Infau
Reter 5bdfer, beiien aeben cine Settz
lang fp5nfngen an chem SSaoen bing, be-
ffinoet ii6 our SSrelloe ieil1er 9lngeb0rtz
aen iebt tpieoer auf Dem Be9e per geiz
ier1tng.
Soiepb @abieer BON Mbanb bat bier
nit 56reinerarbeit lltete @ei9aftigrrlg.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-04-10
mef Linton.

Spiepb Nnbemader retite mad mebrere
8o9en Iangem @erbIeib BET ieine11 bier
tpobnenben gItern mad Ietnem 9eim II
8pttineau, 81. g, 5uriid.
Sran Clinton S1li9t begab i6 nadb
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|tbres idtper erfrnnften Caters gernfe1'
|tpnrDe.
Soiepb 8entfielb BON ct. Nall tpar
|eintge Sage bier unb fab ii6 mad }%et1er
lSarminterei1en Inn.
6ermarn 56panfe tpobnte Der IN
MiIfpaufee gebaltenen 5o68eit ietres
getters Bel nnb nabm Bic @elegenbeM fiir
einen Beil1b 1eines ba1elbit t%ppbnenoet1
8rltbers urb 1einer 56pelter tpabr.
Snbann uno Self. 9ibier 1tnb na6 ldns
gerem gerbleib Bel ibren bier %tpobnDaf<
ten @ltern nad6 gbeiter, Meont., dhgeretlt,
mo bei0e Sarmen gu etgen babe11:
@ertnan1 @nbne unb Srau begabe1 it'd
nuh 8enton, Mpnt., nadbbem lie Dem Be-
%grdbnifie Tires 8rlbers 2eonarb Wibpel<
tat beigeipobnt nnb 9erlpanDte ltrD
Srennbe bier l1nD IN Der l1mgegeno be-
iudt hatten.
mpbpns gentfielb 16reibt bon More
ristotpn, g. 8, DuB er gliidli6 alr let
mem electromagnetic nngefommen. 1T Y.
feline 5telle I'M Mii6tparerge19dft Deg
i@. s.. Craig bereits angetreten bot.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-04-10
3lus Scr t%tt,,eceene.
(@eqen Raummangels BON 1ebter Wpd)e
3urudgelfellf.)
Ct mdrt1n.
6orhtn 2. MSalhert beaab Iid Wpntaa

Spthtp. p. Mbdlhert beaab Itch Wfnntaa
noh Mithmnno, mo CT bel Der 40@ltunp1<
oen 4nbndlt Mltshilfe @leiitet.
Setter giall perfaltftc pltfer Snoe 'e1l1e
Tarm Sem sSSohonnt Snfas tyr Sl1 y
9Srnl1 SIS. 2inlferEltno Endlter Spretfa,
pelrae 5chme1ter nllb Sante, 'Srnu Georg
Muhs in Hint Niuer, 0tiln,. nernflegtel,
liro nor6 bier 5ltriifacfehrt, nad'pem ne
Sic @rfranfte auBer Gefo6r tp1Bten.
Nddlte @nde beginnt Der HnterrtDt
i'm Gdulpitrift 81 mieocr, nacDoeM Der
!ielbe Ser. Snf1uen5a lpeaen nl1f etl1cbe
8oden eingeifeM q
Sri: Berpnifn 5belen, tDelhe 1teb I'M
EDr. ,@el8 @oipitm in 8id1n1oro e1ner
Operation unter8og, b%efinoet it'd tpobl 4
hunter I'M g%lternbal1e.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-04-10
st Roia

GIN %. Mdr5 farb bas flint Sabre
olte 5Dbnden Ser SSamilie g. S. @i!z
|liams an 8ranblpl1nben, bic Dag 8inn
erlitt, als es @pl5 IN ei1en Gfen lege1l
tpolte. 9abei geriet fem re6ter Nrm ms
8elter. 9as &inb lief Inn 5ilfe gum Nad*
bars6nuieu mo man ibm leiber bic err
mlunidte 6ilfe nt6t angebeiben la e1l
fDnutee, benn Ser &leine mar Biz babtn
nerart perbrarmt, bnB er bier 5tlnoen
nahber bnrh ben Sob BON Ieinef naS
l1dgli6en 2eiben erl61t fpnrbe. Sur Seit
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-04-10

Eairde @etren11ten oaB ie auriidfeb-
rem 80 niilr Die SSube11, bob ie Selltn1
ais Seilanb erfentlen; iiir BITE Set
oen, Bob lie iid befeDren;; i1 banfba-
RET RniiIbrul,g erfferne1tb, bob Der 8eerrl
fit ane aeiforben, flelet lie, baBB ole
Sriidbte ieines foitbaren Gooes nber
Gle iiib ergieBef moge11.
geah0em bas &retl5, bon oe1.1
Hrtelter entbiinet, Dem 8ole ge5eigt
porDer, mirb es BON ben a11tpeler-
sen rBieIfern nit tieflter gbrfnr6t
arqebetet dis fDas 9eiiden Der grlo-
#111nq uu1lo au1 annbgebl1ng oa1fba=
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be11tiaen Eoge bag 9pfer Sei11 am
areltse 10 lebenoig 6argeiteat, Bop e
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Ser 8rielter Die an borigen Eage
lhon fon1efrierte lbeiltge 8oltte, emf
pfarat, 5eigt er lie 3ubor 5nr 4nbe-
h1ng oem @plfe. i,
81 uber, liieber 2e1er, folge mob
re1o bes @ottesoienltes I'M @etite BET
,ler, Seilanoe ouf Ietnem 2eioensmeg!e
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belnng nno dur &sr0n1rtg, anf fetnetn
sarell8espege, nod @olgatba 8ur1
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sen oes Serrn, bebenfe, bob erlte fllr
Sic giin6en, auh fir oetne 5n1oen,
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siinben! Betradte Die nner11eBl1hlee
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idIieBungen!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-04-10

l6enoen Serrn. @ahrlid es ipiro bir
l5egen bringen, miro tat11e1ttl1G
0eine 2iebe aln Germ entflammen.
Wriil6Dnnerstag.
Ole beiIige Stride BegeM III ibrelre
Moraenfeier Die tutloerbare gt1aoer1s
reihe Begebellbeit, melde benz Set
ben oesSerr1l nnntiftelbar %porargtHg,
Sic ginIesnna Des beiligen SafraraenA
ties bes Mltars. 5iebe, oar1lm feleerlf
muir ein Nrieiter bas beilige Spfer,
sic iibrigen Gsriteifer enpfangen aus
ieiner Sanb Sic beilige 5peties gletb-
Ipie sic Singer I'M ibren Meiifer ae-
iammelt. 90 iblieBe bid bieier Seer
init Danfaeriibrter 5eele on, tperter
2eler! @ebe, apenr Du Is fan11lf, an
oielem beiligen Morgen 5ur Stride,
mom0glliids auh 5nr beiltgen &ornmn=
MON, |onlt ober befiebl bi6 81 Sanie
i'm @eilte IN oieie beilige 5eierl Ser
iete std bonn I'M @5eilte in ben saal
All ssernIalem ltiebe beinen 9errn IN i
ndterlider 2iebe Dor ieinem Sdeioenn
Sen Seinigen, audi fir bid, 0os ten-
critic 8ermadttnis iibergeben it'd
lelbT, lein beiliges 5leiid nno glut.
Meroe eingebenf an Des segens, mel
der, 1ei es IN Der beiligen Me1le, III
ser beiligen aommnr1ton ober BET Der
Mnbetung oes Serrn i'm beiligen so
frumente, audi Dir fort ntD fort 10
reidlid 5uflieBt ans oieiem betltgea11
@ebeimnilie, nno nerbe bon beg Dart=
les qeqer ben Germ, bringe innlgen
Can't Tim oar! Siebe. 0urnm itent
oie beilige &ird)e ben Sag iiber oass
beiliae 5oframent often CUR 8erebz
r11na aus, oub bn nm 10 lebDafter
oeines in Inn gegenmdrtigen Critters
ru1o ieiner 2iebe Bel Ser Giniebn1lg
beslelben e%ingeoenf leieif, I'M 10 min
bigger oa1tfelt.
&arfreitag.
Melh ell Sag! Ser Sag, nod
Dem Ith Sobrtauienbe geiebnt Der
Gaa, ser Sic @0ne IN Sdreden nrlb
gntleben, Sic gngel Des 8immelS m
|,Stauner1 periebt bat Der Sag, an
oen ser Sin11nel mieber eroffnet NOR
sen, an Bent Soft fir Die 5einen IN
2iebe a1n @rel3e bdngt nno blntet
uno Hirbt.
unonsipre6lib riibreno 1T oas Sc
BET, pelbes nod Der Nal1ion Die bet=''
lige Stride ourh ibre8rieiter belt Dor
Soft bringt. 9ren1rst 10 fdngt le=
oesmol bieies @ebet an, 5uerit fiir Die
beilige>&irbe, BOB lie rings li6 per=
breite, Damn fir ben Bapit, oie 8iz
ih0fe, 8rielter nno boS .ga1l5e golf
@ottes, 6aB tie treu benz Serrn 6te-
men; fir Sic Sdinfflinge, DaB tie oas
Sell fin6en ur oas Sell Der ga11=
sen Mef, DaB aner Srrtnm geboben,
Rronfbeiten gebeilt, 6unger geitiaet,
@efdngniiie geoffnet, aue ganoen ge-
loft merben Bic Geiienoen gllidl1h
beimfebren, oue Nofleioenoen erbort
meroen m0dtten;; fiuir ane BON Der
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-04-10

balie 5l1rliidefffebrte. brad)teS Ieiiner Batniiie
Sic robe NaHriidt bab Bic ytlltter quo
bnlD gefnnb beirnfebren pirp
Mm nddbiten Spnntagnadnittng nerz
ben bic bieiigen 8abafpflan8er eine 8ers
Ilammlnng abbnlten.
SIN 2anfe Der ndblten 8oAe miro III
nti1erer @en1einpe bag observation-disclosures
BET gebnlten iperben.
Sic Snfllel5a lit bier pieber i'm Ser
idipinben, aber imnerbin gibt es mod
Ietlibe Sami1ien, Die puil Der lalfigerl
SGeuGe befnlen i1llp.
Mie man sic GATE beipirfet 81.
mad miro man betpertet.