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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-01-26
DESPERATE FEAT OF A MOTHER
Carrying Three children SQuaw
Swims Through Rough Water

| Vancouvrr-A drowning accident
here was accompanied by note,
worthy example ~ herolsm \ boat
in which were an Indian from the
catholic mission his wife and three
children and another squaw capslEed
in the inle, in squall The Indian
and the second squRw went down With
the boat. while the mother Of the pa
pooseS seized one under each arm and
the third In her teeth and swan to the
shore. a distance Of $50 or 90 yards
such an act has rarely been equalled
and the fact that It was performed by
an Indian woman speaks well for the
training u the aboriglnes and their
skill in the water After gaining the
beach the three pappooses died from
the effects OF exposure despite all that
could b. done by white loggrrs ~ no
came TO the brave wnman's assistance.
The Indian was a brother NJ Chief
Harry Of the mission across the inlet
and was proceeding On a rumber lamp
at the further end ~ the North Arm.
His children was aged years. years
and months respectively. when the
party was nearly ~ us destination a
squall blew down from the hills and
put the boat On her beam nn6a Si.,
made r1Dsi1sr4 bla W4fpr and ~'~iicy
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-01-26

hAt ustAAt4tS -hlS. hCl Sillolt NAA fAp-
vided from her own home She also
had the hall beautifully decorated with
cut flowers, The ladies rendered Mrs.
Bergman a unanimous vote ot thanks
both for the excellent program ami
her generous hospitality.
Mrs. Hiram Leinenweber was ten
dered very pleasant surprise party
on Friday afternoon by ladies' OF the
Eastern Star. Mrs, Lelnenweber is re-
tired worthy matron OF the order and
the ladeis presented her with very
pretty badge emblematic OF the posi-
ton held by her. Those present were;
MIS-. C. ". Lounsberry, Mrs. Peter
son. Mrs. \. A. Cleveland. Mrs. Hart
wig. Mrs. Donald stuart. Mrs. F.
/ Streumeyer. Mrs. c. Campbell Mrs. +.
&C. Reed. Mrs. Cornelius, Mrs. Schol-
field. Miss Badollet. Miss Smvely
Ladies' night at the Commercial
Club is becoming more popular with
each succeeding week. and on Thurs
day night the alleys were crowded.
The revival OF the sport In this city
is interesting society. and It is hoped
before long to arrange for a contest
between an Astoria ladies' team and
a team from the Multnomah Club, OF
Portland. The percentage of young
ladies who now bowl is much greater
than had heretofore been tke case.
Dr. and Mrs A A Finch enter
tained the Wednesday Evening Chat
ing Dish club this week. Those
present were the Misses Reed. Suther-
land. Tallant, Elmore, Humphreys.
Heilborn. Cole and Elsie Elmore. and
Messrs Bennett, Herr. Paget. Mclean.
Heilborn. Weeks Captain Cloke. Cap
tain Bethel
Mrs Harrison Allen entertained the
girls Of the Thursday Afternoon club
at her home on Thursday Progress
sive anagrams was played. Miss Flo
rerta Elmore winning the first prize
and Miss Sutherland the BOBBY
Miss May Morgan has been BOO for
the past week and her school Was
taught by Mrs W o. Barnes Miss
Morgan viii resume her place on Mon
day.
Captain W. A. Bethel, Of Vancouver
Barracks. who Is on an examining
board at Fort Stevens, has spent sev-
eral days in Astoria during the week
Miss Maud Humphreys. Of Fort
Stevens. was the guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Elmore during the week.
Miss Colwell, Of Portland, was In
The city during the week. visiting
with Mrs. E. 2. Ferguson.
Miss Lottie VI. Bennett Will return
rom her visit 10 Salem and Portland
IN Monday.
Mrs D. K. Warren and Mrs. g. K. .
Higgins have gone to California for
he winter.
Mr.. Robert s. Howard, Of Portland
T.. - l. . ~
Mr. Robert 4. Reed, Of Portland.
las been in the city for a few days
sSs
Nr. Maurice Cheal was IN the city
and Thursday.
Miss Lila sutherland returned from
cortland on Tuesday.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-01-26

Hohson ct the navy thinks ot E,ing
into politics and an exchange advlaca
him tN look back and see what politics
has done to other haloN And while
hooking away back he might nnd .
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-01-26
CAUSED 40 oUTBURsT.
How News Of Signing of Treaty Was
Received ar st. Thomas.

1T THOMAS. b W. l.. Jan. 2j.-
The announcement VI the signing Of
the treaty by which Denmark sells
the Danish West Indies 10 the Unit.
I'D States. was received quietly.
The Danish cruiser Valkren will re-
main her" indefinitely, 1t In reported
10 guard against disturbance. which
1t IL believed, however IL not likely
70 occur.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-01-26
Society Events

one of the smartest affairs Of the
season was the dance given by Mr..
and Mrs. {. H. Calender at Knappton.
on Friday evening. The guests were
taken across the river on the steam
er Calender. and despite the incle-
mency Of the weather. the trip both
ways was most enjoyable. The hall
at Knappton was gaily decorated. the
chandeliers and walls being trimmed
with eyergreens held in place with
red ribbons. A great many aags. ma
tional and signal. depending from
the ceiling and draped on the walls.
added greatly to the general effect
Of the decorations a number OF cozy
hooks arranged al one end OF the hall
proved 20 be fayorite retreats between
dances A delicious punch was dis
pensed during the evening Supper
was served in the dining room at Il
O'Clock the guests being seated around
a long table. The invitation list in
ciuded.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. sanborn. Mr..
and Mrs. p. A. Stokes, Captain and
Mrs. Richardson. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Spittle. Mr. and Mrs. c. W. Fulton.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. c. Fulton. Mr.. and
Mrs. H. F. Prael. Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
rison Allen. DR.. and Mrs. A. A. Finch,
Mr.. and Mrs o. West. Mr. and Mrs.
H. D. Thing. Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Dunbar, Mr and Mrs George II.
George, Mr and Mrs Brenham Van
Dusen. Mr.. and Mrs II. G. Van Du-
sen. Mr.. and Mrs W. T. Chutter. Mr..
and Mrs z. 2. Ferguson Mr.. and
Mrs Norman Marrs. DR. and Mrs J.
A. Fulton. Mr.. and Mrs. p. a. Trul-
linger. Mr. and Mrs. W ". Ridehalgh
Mr.. and Mrs g. L. Houston. Mr.. and
Mrs Thad Truninger. Mr.. and Mrs.
G. G. Flavel Mr. and Mrs. r. C.
Prael. Mr. and Mrs. otto F. Heilborn,
Mrs. c. J. Trrnchari. Mrs. Dyer. Mrs
Hazen.
Misses Heilborn. Miss Harriet Tai
liant Miss Sale Crang. Miss Floret-
IA Elmore. Miss Nan Reed. Miss Pearl
Cole. Miss Lila Sutherland Miss Lot
tie Bennett Miss Gertrude Stockton.
Miss Ada Jordan. Miss Amy G. Lem
On. Miss Anita Trenchari, Miss Lau-
ra Fox, Miss CoIwell. Of Portland
Charles Heilborn Duncan A Nc
Lean, Dr.. CDriiner captain Cloke.
Lieutenant Weeks l.. /. Herr Captain
Bethel J. Il. a, Bennett Charles Hal !
d7rman Frank WoOdaeld. Ber; Grif-
nths, Paul Badoilet. a. q. Callan, /
Randall Reed. r. K. Reid. Of Port .
land; R. 5. Howard, Of Portland; Mr. /
Beakman. Of Portland.
Despite The usually cold weather 1
the meeting Of the Woman's Club was
well attended Yesterday. and follow
ing the roll call with responsive quo
tauons. an entertaining program was
rendered, Mrs. Bergman being chair
man Of the afternoon The topic was
Some Noted American Women, and
Mrs Fr-ida frl,ke gave in her US
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-01-26
AS TO CLOTHING.

(1%T,7S HERE is an epitaph in Vermont church
M IN yard "Ierpected tbs bat not so soon. !"
~ Il Such is the epitaph on clothing worn out
u lin the wash-tub. Underclothing may be
fraY L. yet it ought not to wear out in ten weeks.
Bui this isn't wear; it is decay. You buy 5 cents
wosh Of cheap soap and you lose the equivalent Of
so :nts in the wash-tub. Ivory Soap will not harm
the most delicate fabric. Is It wise not to Use Il?
IVORY SOAP es.,1. PER CENT PURE
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-01-26
THE CLUBS OF NEW YORK.

Millions Invested in the Magnificent
Metropolitan Homes.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-01-26

Nv their fruits We shall know them
The way to Judge OF the ,alur Of suy
mclic,nr is hv Us cures ArylN that
test 10 IN. Fierce lucntr Prescription
and 1t IS al once lifted high ahNc all
other put up mvhC,uc> designed tor
the cure ~, Wouaulv disease, Ch,oulc
FORMS ot disease which local physicians
have tailcu To cure, and which have
yielded 20 10 other treatment. have been
perfectly and permanently currd hy the
use OF Dr. hercr's lavoritr Prescription
Il establishes monthly regularity II
dries dehili,atiug drains, II heals in
haumation and ulceration and cures
female weakness.
MD, Shropshire OF nalluu shelby Co. Ohio
writrs NV mother had an ovarian Wmof
which We thought would result 10 her death
hut we had read yout advrr,isrm sntN and Nc
cOmmcncvJ using yuur faVonir Prescription
We gOl uur dusrn bottles to cOmmcuec With
and l~torr She had taken three buiiles ,hc
h-Eau To lmpruw she j. living to day and Nc
have gt,ru Nuur mr,iietnr the credit NV
uto'hrf No., siNtN.slN Nrafp uld WhCu the tumuf
commv newt 90 grow she Is sc,vHlN ia uuw
anu tly iHuul is an gone She had sHt'rH
awh0'N large and her bnh, hcgau to swell
hy.ogr Nc bsgau u usg yvut Fs,Vfitr IRE
eyffpf.HH
pt p'rrcv'> rra>an, Pellets cure bill.
ousnc>S.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-01-26

New York Commercial.
There are no available statistics
showing the value Of club property In
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-07
= OEsigksf

II your liver Is out of order, causing
Bilioasness, Sick Headache, Heart
burn, or Constipation. take a dose OF
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-07
GOING TO FRANCE
John Noble to study Art in the Latin
0unrfer

John Noble the artist VIII leave fer
Paris. France the ,atte. part Of the
month. 20 take TWO years cour-e OF
study He has turned over his part Of
the Photograph business TO his partner.
Harry Potunger. who viii conduct it as
usual. III true artistic style
Mr.. Noble viii become a figure and
factor as wei. perhaps. IS type in that
peculiar section Of the French capita.
known the world over as the Latin quar-
ter. section containing more men OF
genius in art poetry and philosophy than
any other Fart OF the earth OF similar
area II is a REGULAR section in the re-
spect also that money has probably less
influence there than anywhere else in the
world. outside Of the Sahara desert Merit
only counts in the Latin quarter. 1t is
said of it further that d native Of the
Fiji Islands with nothing on but 4 sev-
aGe costume could walk into the latin
quarter and woulc not challenge enough
attention to make man turn his head
around, 50 strange are the people who
regularly dwell there
John Noble IS studying French every
NIGHT now until tho candle is low, 20 that
when he reaches Paris he win De able to
make himself understood. When he
reaches he Latin quarter he viii have
no difficulty. as every tongue is spoken
there
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-07
SEATS GOING FAST
Large Number Have Seen Added to
the Auditorium

Yesterday mornirS at S O'Clock tn sale
of seats to the general public began fer
the concert OF Madame Nordica on March
(. A. Z O'Clock there was not a seat in
the house, and the crowd still continued
70 ask for seats. A little after noon an
order caLae from Wellington for -Wentv
more seats and Arkansas City wanted n
lew more. ana there was cot Il seat to
be had. Mr.. Boyle went to the auditori-
I'm: and lad q conference with AIr. : oler
ana arrangements were made So that Il
lerge number Of seats could be added
ana tie tickets are now on sale for tlesa
additional seats This Is the largest
cash sale ever held m this city II. any
attraction. and il is safe to say that
Madame Nordica viii be greeted With R
very large house wnen she makes her
anrearance lere.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-07
SENIOR CLASS PLAY
Committee Is Working on It at the
Present Time.

The senior class If the high schooi are
making arrangements for their class play
t. he given on Monday eve2inig If com
mcuccmcnt week 1t has not been def
nitcly decided whether q PLAY VIII be
written especially cor tho class. or xheth-
or they viii use some play used 9y pro-
fessionals. The committee in charge OF
that branch OF the entertainment lad a
conference with ar actor in the city yes
terlay IT, regard to some play. ana II
was decided that if a suitable olay could
nc found and the righL 10 use il at a rea-
sor1ble price. md q Dlar that has some
good arc novel textures in it. they would
nor go to the trouble Of hunting UP scme-
one - write q niav for them, hut If they
are compelled to use an original piece
they VIII do Sc. The play VII be decided
upon within few weeks.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-07
US sIX HOURS LATE
Frisco Train Had Lots Of Trouble
Yesterday.

Tho Frisco train due here at SO m
was over six hours late last night. me
train left St. Louis on time, Tut X seemed
rs ii every box on TIE train became hO>
ut sonic stage Of the trip. and the train
was DELAYED over an hour before they
reached Springfield Missouri. When the
train reached NeOdcshs il vas three
hours late. bur some tire vas made up
between that city and Leon When 4
mile vest Of tho latter place an eccentric
strap brolzc and an engine had to be
brought from Neodesha 20 haul the train
90 this city
The "Aunt Jerushs" cpsra company
which was to have filed err engagement
~ The Crawford ,ast night was ia the
train ana the company did rot geS here.
and 1ne people who went 10 the crera
house hao % so back home but A great
many CT them attended the charity aan.
Miss Othlie Haunt. who has been sick
~ tho NN5eh.ta hospital with influenza.
has ret1:acd 20 her home At Is South
Water street
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-07

H. c. Lockwood. formerly secretary Of
the street fair. bat now ~ Beaumont
Texas is in the city. in the interest OF
the oil business. He VIII remain here
probably fccr weeks. or maybe longer
lie tells some interesting stories about
Beaumont. ones that are familiar q the
ears of every man who has ever gone
through q ooom-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-07

Continued on mind Page.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-07
CONTEST FOR 4 MEDAL
Four 4eunS ladies viii Speais al
E-r a..i-.. a.hu.c.a TIL. ExenIs.%.

Er eas~ t,hu:c,s This Evening.
Two contests are to be held on Friday
evening Of this week February It'll, at the
Friends Church on Cleveland avenue.
-Four young ladies' viii compete for a
". g r. u. ore torical silver medal and
juvenile soloists VIII contest for q silver
Tyre. A 'harDivai Khorus VIII be rem
dered by class of singers.
Miss Winona Knlgore is in charge of
the program
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-07
FOR SALE

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Primo White Corn. Golden Mniet and
Kafr Corn. Como n and see & and leave
orders Tor your seed
r. g. SMITH
go E Doas,as. W5ch3.a.
T. G. 3TNNEoTF Co.T1h
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= G. SSIYTi IL * J. CO
3It i ae.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-07

Of time or disposition to attend 10 IL and
hence he thinks his traffic bureau viii
be we'll patronized and supported.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-07
FOODS Pills

On retiring, and tomorrow your d.
gestive organs VIII be regulated and
you VIII be bright, active and ready
for any kind OF work. THIS has
been the experience Of others: It
VIII be yours. HOODS PILLS are
sold By all medicine dealers. p CTS.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-08-14

ga.; Maribau, Gbriit. O'8rien,
Chicago, ST.; Grecutiu : 8ebOrbe,
ytid @onner, Soma, SO. g. WOOnep,
Ohio, 81. &iorban, Snbtana, Sbom.
Cannon, SItnois, Sobm Saluin,
9ermont, S. Smmetus, 3d., nnb
Or. Somler, &entudp. Die BON Der
Sabres : gonuentton sefaBten 8e=
i6lihe laiien ii6 allo suIammenfafen:
uOie S0beration betont ibr feites 8erz
trauen in bas Yfli6tbemuBtiein bes
Yrditbenten &ooieuelt unb bofft, baB
er i'm Stunbe ietn merbe, Sic i6wieri=
gen Srasen, sic wesen bes Orbensz
g~tsentbums ser seiitlt6en @eleui6af=
ten auf BEN Ybiltpptnen entltanben
iinb, int Settle bes &e6ts uno Ser
g"erfaiiuns gu l0len. Oie 6Oberation
1T ser Nnit9t, baB sort Sriebe unb
Orbnuns am 8elten babur6 aufre6t
erbalten werben fOnnen, wenn Ben
Snlulanern bic ibnen liebsemorbene
&elision, bic iie gu ciuililirten Wen=
i@en ma6te, belaiien piro. Ser
8uno Ser &atbolil6en Sereine bradt
SEN M0n@en auf Ben Y%btlippinen
feline poditen Spmpatbien aus uno
meiB beren @irfen fur &eliston Hnb
Nd6ltenliebe pou su 1piirbt9en. Ote
u@eieal@aft CUR 8erbreituns une
Nufre6terbaltuns bes 6riltli6en
@laubens unter BEN Snbianertinbern"
perbtent bic pollite unteritisung mte
benr1 aberbaupt BON Der SOberation
barauf btnsuwirfen 1T, baB pom Der
6riitliden P%ropasanba unter ben Sn=
btanern mOsli@it ale Seiieln entfernt
bleiben. Die &eltsionsseieui6aften
in Sranfrei6, mel6e CUR 3eit 16me=
rem Serfolsunsen ausselett lin6, perz
6tenen uoqi tie Spmpatbie."
2aut 8eI9luB mirb BITE ndd1te Ser
lammluns tn Ntlantic gttp, sc. S.,
abgebalten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-08-14
Gin fcbmerer Nerlmff.

Oie &unbe pon benz &idtrttt unlez
res 8otidafters anbrew .. Wbite
in Berlin fommt swar ni9t iberz
rai@enb, benn i6on Dor einiser 3eit
bteB es, baB Der aasseaeidnete unb
perbienituoue @elebrte unb Diplomat
tint 9erbit pOn ieinem Soften suridsuz
treten sebente, bod muB Der &hdz
tritt, ruenn er einmal erfolst 1T, IN
alien &reiien bas lebbafteite 8ebaus
ern b%eruorrufen, gang beionbers BET
i1ns Oeuti@=M merifanern, benn ielten
bat es etn btplomatii@er Sertreter
unieres 2anbes u~eritanben, bic 8esie=
bunsen smii@en inherent Mboptiulan6e
un6 Der alien 9eimatb 10 freunbi@aftz
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-08-14

Yrieiter Scattering bon Snbiana, ais
er laste: nOer Papit in &om bat
unierem Wunbe fein S6lOB anselest. "
Dte rabifalite @uBeruns aber, unb
mel6e bic srOBte Demonitration err
reste, mar bic bes @usuitinerz WOn@s
O'&eiQep BON Mana9uletts. gr
laste: rOie Sage lit beute bic, baB
mir taft uerfauft iinb bur@ @inen,
benz mir ais Sreuno unle S%ertrauen
sei@entt baben, Der li@ aber mebr fir
feline Yartei ais fir bic fatbolilden
Silipinos gu intereiliren i6sint, oenn
er itebt beute 81 ais Elm S~ertbeibiser
unb @brenretter Der berrl9enben poz
litil6en Yartei. "-Oas lit jebenfaas
itarfer Sabaf, Der irsenb etnen gum
Ntelen brtnsen mirbe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-08-14
Ser Orhensseneral Der @usuitiner,

Ser Orhensseneral Der ausuitiner,
Ebomas &obrisues, melder it9 iest
auf Der &eiie mad ben Ser. Staateu
befinbet, bat benz &eprdientauten Der
Nf. YreKe in &om a0erbanb Iufz
i9life iber bic W0nsfrase auf BEN
Bbilippinen seseben, melde Der sr0Bz
ten Iufmertiamteit mertb itns. 9a=
ter &obrisues bat i'm Sabre 1895 BEN
Ybilippinen einen ldnseren 8eiu@
abseitattet unb lit nit 9anb unb 9eu=
ten bur@ periOnli@e grfabrunsen
betannt. gr finbet es aund@it iebr
mertmirbts, bab bic ameritanii@e
&esieruns erfldrt, bic M6nde, iiber
pel9e In Der liberalen BreiIe 10 ptel
@el@ret sema@t wtrb, ni@t BON ben
Snieln uertreiben gu mo0en, baseseu
erparte, bab ber Yapft, Der natirli@e
8ei@lser Der M0n@e bies tbue. Oie
acknowledgement sesen BITE aestereu
ertldrt ct fur b6swilise 8erldumbun=
gen. Ste sroBe Mebrbeit Der tatbss
lii9en Stltptnos babe aIes 8ertrauen
gu ben M6n@en, wel@e unter ben
l9mierisiten 8erbdltnti1en treu unb
semi1enbaft ibren reltst6ien Pfli@ten
na9setomme1 iet. Dte 9ese sesen
II. 1et non Sretmaurern unb unsldlz
biSen Silipinos ins Wert seiest por=
6en.
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Gs 1T hes Weni@en Yfi@t, sebeims
Seller nes Wa@feu 81 beri@meisen.
Son G.. g.. &.

ryei6t Sebem iouit Ou Oein 5ers
offenbaren, bamtt er Sir ni@t etpa
etn 9eib sufise unb Old bei@impfe."
gcclt. 1922.
r@te etn I'M Sleti@e ser Sifte
itedenber Pfeil, 10 ein 8ort int Ser
sen bes Sboren." gcclt. 1912.
@ir baben ,pobl ni6ts auf Ser
@elt, mas uns 10 gu eisen geb0rte,
mte bas @%ebetmnib unleres 9ersens.
@elb fann uns %seitoblen merben !;
gbre unb suten Namet fOnnen bOle
Weni@en uns ranben 6duier, Neder
unb anbere Smmobilien .werben tbren
8elibern nt6t 1elten bur9 YroseiIe
unb gonftsfationen beltritten unb emit
riiien; aber bas @ebetmniB unleres
9er5ens sebOrt uns ., baB fein
Weni9 81 ersrinben permas, mas ba
brtnnen lit, unb Nieman6 miiien fam,
mas fur Mebl in bieier inmenbisen
Mible semablen mtrb. &ein Seufel
unb fetn gnsel lit aus id inn
Stan6e, unlere Sersenssebanfen gu
erfenuen. Dtele aenntniB lit Soft
auein porbebalten, mel6er besbalb
Der rSersensfunbise" Il. Yaral.
2s:9 81 senannt wirb Nuse lit
bas einsise, mel@es in bic 9ersen gu
bliden permas. Oa nun bieles unier
@ebeimnib berart p~erborsen unb Der
sraben lit, 10 itebt es lebisli9 BET
uns Oh mir es bemabren ODER offenbaz
rem mouen. 11nb neil aus Der 8e=
mabruns ober Ofenbaruns mi9tiser
@ebeimniiie iebr uiel @utes, besie=
bunssmeiie srobes l1ebel I'M %0ffentliz
9en unb I'M Yrtpatleben entiteben
fam, 10 siebt Der meile Wann BIER
einise iebr wi6tise 9ebren iber Elm
~pernlnftises 8erfabren besasli9 bes
@ebeimntHes. Oie erite Mabnuns
rt@tet it6 an sSene, 1uel9e ni6ts fur
lt@ bebalten t0nnen: r@ie Elm I'M
Sleii@e Der Suite itedenber Yfeil, 10
ein 8ort I'M 9er5en bes Tboren".
Oas lit ein iebr i@Oner gerslei@.
|0o@ i@Oner aber lit Der folsenbe:
nOer Sbor fablt @eben uon eineu,
@orte, wie bic @ebdrenbe BON benz
&inbe." gcclt. 1911. @ie ein
@eib, beiien Stunbe sefommen, sroBe
S9merSen fablt, Bis ite seboren bat,
unb wte etn @lieb bes &6rpers, in
wel9em ein Oorn ober Elm @ei9ob
itedt, feline @ube finSet, Bis bas @ilen
ober Der Sta9el, Der es quilt, entz
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@rfer 9beu,
Gin ein5t9 @Drt.

Gin einsis @ort. elm sutes Wort,
SaS III eS, mas bic Sersen binbet,
G8 ii1ert tets Der 9iebe Sori,
@enn SaB unb Swietra9t ii9 e%ntsiinbet.
GS linbert oft bic srDbte Pein
Gin einsis sutes Wort alein.
Drum lei ni1t itol;, wenn unbeba6t,
SYM Soru elm i6limmes Wort setallen,
Sebenfe, baB nt1t INNER wa1t
Der Slusbeit &atb I'M SorneswaIem.
SSa, eb' Oein Stols ein l1limmes ipri6t,
Seoentt' pes Suten @ortes Yhidt!
Gin einsis Wort, eim bSier Spru6
Sri9t oft Der alien SreunbIdaft Sanbe;
Dir gum Serberben, Dir gum Slu6,
limb Seinem 9erseu gar CUR S9anbe,
2Setl On ni1t fanbef 9utes Wort,
UtuBt mei9en oft BON 9atem Srt.
alnb fiiblteit On Did i6mer sefrdutt
Som Sreunb, pom 9ieb in bSieu @orten,
Sei bod Sein &eben mi6t setrdnft
Wett boiem Sobn, benz baBuerborrten.
Dfit 9uten @orten lenfe elm!
S9nel wirb Sein eeio seenbet ieiu.
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Starfer Eabaf.

Muf Der Convention ser fatbolii9en
gereine in Chicago, bic lebte @o@e
bortlelbit itattfanb, bat grsbii@of
Srelanb mieber sldnsenb Siasco sez
ma@t. Gin Nntras tn 8esus auf bic
9biaippinenfrase, Der i'm Sinne bes
ct. Pauler grSbil@ofs mar absefaBt
morben, erbtelt muir cine etn5ise Stimz
me unb smar muir bic Stimme bes
antrasiteIers ielbit, zines semiiien
sSobn g.. Seating, Der Elm Matchmaker
8eamter Der 6ibernter mar. SIS CAB
aber nod anbere 8emerfunsen sesen
BEN ersbil60hi9en Yolttiter, beiien
Name ibrtsens gar ni@t senannt
murbe. 1nb btele @orte fdmen BON
BEN stppen seiitlt9er 9erren. go
iaste 8ti@of WcSaul, Ser Mbsott Der
gonpentton: vgs 1T bas unbeitritz
tene &e6t Der amerifanilden &atboliz
fen, bic &esieruns um 8eieitisuns
irsenb zines 11nredtes gu p%etitioniren.
Oteles &e9t purbe bur@ bas 8erz
siesen Don Stromen patriotii@en
BluteS int Sabre 1776 ermorben, unb
mir mo0en bieles &e@t nidt aufseben,
um bic @ini9e berienisen gu erfiQen,
ruel@e it@ einbilbeten, bab aae
Yrobleme bur@ elm paar Sebertri@e
ober burd eth paar biplomatii@e
Slosfelt sel6it uerben t0nnen." Set
ne Nebe rpurbe NIT srobem 8eifall
aufsenommen. @roBen gntbuitasz
mus erreste Der e~brwir6ise beuti9e