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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-06-29
Branch. of the Washington coli
PERSONALS.

Mr.. Geo N. stell, of Youngsville. was
here yesterday.
Mr. w. A. Beard, OF Fayetteville. was
| here yesterday
u E. f. Belts, of Washington, was in
yesterday.
M. Blue. of Aberdeen. was in
rday.
Allen left yesterday for
nington.
Douglas returned yesterday
4 to Troy
h II. Kennedy. of Gulf was
business yesterday.
Vf w. Boddle returned to his
ne ih(Lonisburg yesterday.
Dir. JasN. Stowe, of Charlotte, was
the YarBsrough yesterday.
Mr.. d. H. %eams, of Durham, was
a visitor to Raleigh yesterday
Mr. CHS A. Betns left yesterday for
Warsaw on a visit to relatives.
Mr.. Thos. q. Meares, of Wilmington
was a visitor to Raleigh yesterday.
Mr.. Henry A. Page. of Aberdeen was
here yesterday on railroad business.
Mr.. B. H. Stevens, of Duketon. was
among the visitors to the city yesterday
Miss Julia Beves, of Durham, is visit
ing Miss Dora Foster on West Morgan
street.
Master George Bailey, son of Mr.. A. L.
Bailey, is very sick on South Blount
street
Mr. w. c. Petty, of Carthage, was here
yesterday on his way home after a visit
ito Norfolk.
Superintendent of Public Instruction
j. Y. Joyner, left yesterday for his home
in Greensboro.
Rev. j. w. Jenkins left yesterday for
Wilson, where he will conduct religious
services tomorrow.
Messrs. Neat Apgar and H. B. Lemcke.
who were here to take part in the trap
shooting tournament left yesterday.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-06-29
THAT TIRED FEELING

You have is caused by WORKOUT digestive
organs. "Coleman's Guarantee" heals the
parts, aids digestion and positively cures
all forms OF Dyspepsia. Thousands of
cured people recommend "Coleman's Guar
sntee" as an honest medicine. Price SOC.
large bottle. at druggists.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-06-29
The Excursions to Fuquay.

The regular weekly excursion train to
Fuquay Springs leaves the Union STA
tion every Sunday at 2:30 p. m. The
crowds that go down to this popular re-
sort steadily grow larger. New faces
appear upon the thronged cars every
Sunday. AS for the many regulars,
as the term implies, they're always il
evidence.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-06-29
IN AND ABOUT THE CITY.

Rev. r. T. Wann left yesterday for
fayetteville, vi ere he will conduct SER
iomorrow Afternoon Charlotte and
,eish play be first game of the new
'e' Oh the Jail ground here.
- l. Sen johnson left yesterday for
Apids, where the Association
liver Baptist churchs is be-
G. Thomas, of Sanford ar
rday and will conduct services
st Baptist church this morning
Baptist Tabernacle tonight
L. Ramsey left last night for
Ire, where he NAV make his flu
we. He has been a resident of
ROut ten years and his friends
lis departure from the city
Strickland. the white car
|ose skull was fractured bv a
the house being built for Mr.
ey, was reported as being bet
Pday. His condition is still
Branch, of the Washington col
aided school, will address the
Rtern Literary Society upon the sub
t of Education at ST. Matthews A. NJ
u. church Wednesday evening, July 3
7O2. at $50 p. m, and the public is
| Sited to be present.
iovernor Aycock returned yesterday
,ernoon from Harmony in Iredell coun-
y. where he addressed large crowd
,t an educational meeting. He said he
lad very pleasant trip, and that SPLEEN
did speeches were made by President
Winston and exState Superintendent c.
III. Mebane.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-06-29

There will be services at the Go5ncl
Tent this evening at 4:30. AS & result
of the meetings held in tho tent during
the past few weeks about forty persons
will join the different churches
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-06-29
THE WEATHER TO-DAY.

to p. M. Sunday: Showers Sunday.
Local data for Raleigh: Maximum
temperature 80, minimum temperature
6S, mean temperature 70, rainfall 81.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-06-29
STANDARD GAS AND ELECTRIC GO,

The annual meeting of the stockholders of this
Company was held at its office Fayetteville street
yesterday at p.
Capt S. E. Linton elected President and
General Manager Gen. j, S. Carr, Vice. President;
II. w. Jackson, Secretary and Treasurer; VIM. p.
Little, Cashier.
Messrs B. P. Williamson, j. s. Carr, H. w.
jackson, b. S. Jerman and j. r. FerralI were re-
elected Directors for the ensuing year.
The reports of the officers were very gratifying
The of gas for cooking and heating purposes has
increased over hundred per cent in the year.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-06-29
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SILK AND LINEN TISSUES.

The quick and ready response made to spe-
cal announcements is splendid endorsement to the
truthfulness of our advertising. Backed by quanti
ties and qualities, they surely win the public con-
,fidence, We never dsappOint.
RIBBON REMNANTS was the WORD that was
passed along last week to friend and neighbOr. They
came salts led, and sent others. This week the
TOWN TOPIC will be about the
Linen Lawns, Batistes and Tissues.
Plain embroidered. revere and silk striped. All
of these novelties moderately priced before, have
BEEN for this sae reduced to exactly half of former
prices.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-06-29
At the Churches Today.

CHRIST CHURCH-Rev. M. NJ. Mar
shall, d. D., rector. St. Peters Day.
Sunday School at 10 a. m. Morning SER
vice at II a. m. Evening prayer at p,
m. Free seats. Strangers cordially in
vited.
FAYETTEVILLE STREET BAPTIST
Morning service at 1880. conducted by
Mr.. j. T. Pullen. Sunday School at $3.50
a. m, j. T. Pullen superintendent. There
will be no service tonight on account of
the union meeting at the Tabernacle Bap-
fist church.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.-Rev E.
Daniel, ID. D., pastor Services at II
a. m. and SIS p. m. Sunday school at
$3.50 a. m. Westminster League at 1880
p. m. Seats free. Ushcrs in attendance.
cordial invitation is given to attend
all services.
CENTRAL NJ. e. CHURCH.-Rev. G. T.
Adams, pastor, Sunday School at 80 a..
M, l.. II. Woodall, superintendent
Preaching at II a. IN. and Sis p. M, by
the pastor. Epworth League meets every
Monday night, d. A. Fierce. president.
EDENTON STREET METHODIST
CHURCH.-Rev. G. f. Smith, pastor.
Sunday school at go a. m, j. G. Brown,
superintendent. Preaching at II a. m.
and $50 p. M, by the pastor. Epworth
League will meet Monday night, Rev.
J. r. Johnson, president.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.-Services
at IL a. M, conducted by Rev. c. A. G..
Thomas, of Sanford, N. c., at the evening
service this congregation will join in the
union service to be held at the Taber
naclc church in the interest of city mis-
sons. Sunday school meets at $50 a.
m, Al are cordially invited to attend
these services.
CHURCH OF GOOD SHEPHERD.-Rev
L. Mex. Pittenger. d. D., rector, Fifth
Sunday after Trinity. (St Peters Day..
Holy communion at s a. m. Sunday
school at 9:45 a. m, Service and sermon
at IL a. m. Evening prayer at so p.
IN. The seats are all free and strangers
and visitors are cordially invited.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-06-29
TABERNACLE BAPTIST CUtrRCp

Sunday School at 9:15. Preaching at
II o'clock by J. r. Johnston. b. Y. p.
u. at $50. There will be a union ser
vice of the Baptist churches at 8
O'Clock p. m. in the interest of city
mission, address by Rev. C. a. 6.
Thomas, of Sanford All are cordially
invited to all thtree services
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-06-29

Among the important immediate things
to be considered, will be the landscaping
and grouping of the buildings, and the
examination of plans of buildings; and
our local talented architects should be
preparing plans for submission at this
meeting. The luxuriant foliage of the
island lends itself to the most artistic
and elaborate landscaping and will, no
doubt, prove one of the many charms
of the celebration
T. K. BRUNER.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-06-29

30-inch Plain Linen Black and Col
ored Figured Batiste, 25c quality for
'''''.'''' ..''.....''. .'.......... < i2'S.
46-inch Plain Linen Batiste and 81
inch Batiste, with Blue. Black and car
dinol Embroidery, reduced from SOC
Silk Embroidered Tissue and Allover
Linen Lace for Waists. 40 inches wide,
former prices S5c, now..........1 212c
44-inch Brocade Linen Batiste, with
Black Embroidery, worth S5c. for
''..''..' .''...'... ...'.. ..........4 g t2C'
The Revere Stripe Batiste, 40 inches
wide, and 4Sinch Linen Tissue, Silk
Striped and Figured, always $l.00,
Silk and Linen Tissue, Silk Embrod-
cred, F'leur de Lis, Blue and White and
Black and White, these 80 inches wide
cheap at 81 90 now go for. .......5 SOC.
Fancy Lace Stripe Silk and Linen
Tissue, AZ inches wide. regular price
Sl.25, for Observation-Disclosures. ..6212c
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-06-29
THE SPECIAL SALES.

The Ribbon Remnant Sale will continue all this week.
In the Coat-Su Department half prices will prevail on
all Coat Suits Silk and Wooden Skirts.
SPECIAL Tables for half price Corses and Ladies' Muslin
Underwear.
In the Shoe Department special lot of Mems Low Cut
Shoes at reduced prices 49, $3.50 and $500 Mems Tan
Patent Leather and Vci Kid Shoes sold for ST. So
ST. rs and So. 90.
@4epwnp15S N62
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-06-29
Linen Trimmings.

Serpentine Lace, Linen Shade, z
inches wide, reduced from 25c to 1212c
Linen Colored Lace Gallons,
inches wide, from 35c to 17Ac
Linen Lace Applique Bands, z inches
wide. were 45c, .224c
Renaissance Linen Lace. 3 inches
wide, was 6Oc, reduced .30c
Linen Gallons, 81 and inches
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-06-29
Inn m rheumatism and its
UH XXI Blood relatious-Lum-
tVVgVVT bago. Sciatica, and

Gout-can only be reached by a special
medicine changing the nature of the
blood. Famous Prescription 100, 3S4'
dissolves the poisonous acids in the sys-
tenn and effects natural and wondrous
cure. al years success. Druggists, 75c.
bottle. Booklet mailed free. MULLER
PHARMACY, "a University Place. New
Yor.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-06-29

The reference work which wcman
-rann IGnsull for information is the
Wash of her neighbor
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-06-29

wide, worth 75c, 37hc.
Linen Gimp, Lace Applique and Ecru
Medallion Lace, 2 and 3 inches wide.
always $1.OO, until now...........5O soc.
Linen Applique and large Lace Medal
lions reduced from $1.35 ..67Rc.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-06-29

Point Russo Lace Collarette, Ecru
Color, reduced from 81 SO to ...75c.
Lace Collars. Point Lace on Linen
Tissue. reduced from $225 to. $1.13
Real Point Venise Lace Collar, Linen
Shade. regular price $500, reduced
to .......... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES so
Linen Tissue Bolero Jacket APP
plique Trimmed good value, at 5000
a bargain for somebody, now. 81 so
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-06-29
Don't Miss This Great Sale
Buy Now and Save Big Money

Every one new patterns-not o
we do not expect these Suits at sue
All mail orders accompanied
money back if you want it.
Isn't this genuine Fourth of
for else where.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-02-27

Stelle tam, no bic amertfaniide
Slasse mebte, lalutirte Yrtns 6etn.
rid oteielbe, 10 e~benfaus ietn @efolse,
morauf Die beuti6e WuitffapeIe bic
ameritanil@e Nationalbpmme ipielte.
Oils Nomiral Grams nit ieinem @e=
folse ben r&ronpriS @ilbelm" be-
treten 4atte, trat Prins 9einri@
oemielbeu entsesen unb bot linn bic
Sanb gum 8ruBe. Nbmtral Grams
uerheuste itG unb iaste: n@s freut
mid lebr, STE gu ieben, metn 6err.
Seoermann in ben 8eretnisten Staa=
ten ermartet Sie, nm sic gu besri=
Zen. @s sereidt mir gum 8ersniis
gen, metn 9err, sic In beren Name1
miufommeu gu beiBeu. Del grin5 err
mtberte: sd bante Sbnen, mein
SER, unb bur@ sic benz 8olfe Der
8ereintsten Staaten. Sd BIN iebr
frob, mid bier gu befinben, unb Der
&aiier trus mir auf, an btelem herr=
li9en Gage Sbneu, Ibmiral, feline
@1iBe gu ibermitteln, mas i'd bier:
NIT nit sroBem -@ersnisen ausfibs
re-. Mbmiral gpans banfte bierauf
benz Priu3en fur bes &aiiers 8esriiz
Buns unb itelte benz YrinSen iebe
ein3elne Perion ieines StabeS uor,
mel9e Der Prtns auf's 9er5lt6fte be-
sriBte. Ser erite 8elu@, Der benz
Yriusen Seinri@ auf Der u9oben5ol=
lern" abseitattet murbe, NOR Der bes
Generals Broofe pom Der Ser. Staaz
ten Armee unb seien swei @biutan=
ten. Inter ben ibrisen 9onoratics
rem befanben itd aud Der beuti3e
8otl9after pot. 9oQeben, bic gerz
treter bes Brdiioenten &ooieuelt unb
Capt. Natban Sarsent als ipeateuer
Wertreter po1 Nbmiral Oemep, mel
der In bes 2ebteren Namen benz
prinSen bas 8ebaueru ausipra@. tim
nt4t perl6balt6 bearlBen gu tottt'e11;
bic @roBltabt Seem 9ort mar bur9
ibren 8irsermetiter 0op pertreten.
Na9bem ein @abelfrabitid einses
nommen mar, salten bic 0a9mittasss
ftunben peridiebenen 8elu9en, bic
Der Bring In 8esleitunS ieines pers
i6nli9en Nbiutanten unb bes Ibuai.
rolls gpans pornabm. @e@t ber3lt4
ermies ii9 Der t0ntSlt&e @at TIM
glubbaus bes beuti@en Weretnes, NO
tim aud iein ipe5ieues 8erlansen
idu1mtli9e Wttslteber unb bereu Oa'
men porseitellt wurben. Dor ben
9erren uerbeuste er t@, rpdbre'1o er
ben Damer. BITE 9anb i9ittelte. Wttt
einem Spe3ial3us frat Prtn5 9etnri@
J nod benz t6ni0lt9en gbrenempta18e
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-02-27
s!s!s;ts;1l "
1Sttte91 rs.
i@afters, Der Offi3iere, iowte bic ret=
den Totletten Der Oumer boten benz

i@afters, Der Offi5iere, iouie bic rei=
den Toiletten ber Damen boten ben,
sluse ein feenbaftes Bib bar. als
ber 3uS, tn mel&em prin5 9einri4
nod benz @eiBen 9auie seleitet ruur=
be, bteies errei6t bate, prdientirten
bic 9ruppen sas @emebr, mdbrenb
bic beribmte MarinetapelIe bic
beuti4e Nationalbpmme ipielte unb
bamit anbielt, bis ale Sniafien Der
&uti6en bas Portal iberi9rttten bat.
ten. gs mar bies etn EDIT inilitdrt=
i&es S6auipiel. @rob mar bic 8ez
seifteruns bes Bottles, bas it9 BET
bes Prinsen Gntunft mafenbaft uers
bate unb baS benz f0nisli=
den @aite bur9 ietne Subelrufe iei=
men WiqfommsruB entbot. Srob
Der Meni@enmense perlief QlIes in
l@6niter Orbnuns. 60 melt baben
ane gretsniiie auf BEN boben @aft
ben beiten ginbrud gema9t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-02-27
Nrin3 &einridb Der 6aff Der Natien.

@esenbeiude BET BEN perl6tebenen nit
litdrtlden Nutorttdten in Tompftns=
uile, auf @ouernors Sslanb unb in
Der Naup Oarb. Oies beaniprudte
ben sansen Na6mittas. Oarauf be
CAB itd. Der Brtn5 BON elmer S9ma:
bron @auauerte une berittenen Yoli=
siiten besleitet mad benz 6aule bes
beuti6en Clubs, um bort feline erlte
MablSeit auf ameritanti6em 8oben
gu it6 gu uebmen, bic tbm ausseset@=
net seH,un6et BAT. 0a9 mebrltinoi:
gem Nufentbalte reiite Der Bring pom
Seem Oort mad @ai6inston al, pom
no er Oienitas mieber nod Der @roB=
ftabt Seem Yort Suridfebrte. Oie5er
ausemeinen Mittbeiluns lafen mir
gin5elnes iber bic gmpfanssfeierli9=
feiten folsen:
3milden benz 8rinsen Seinri9 unb
benz B%rdiibenten &ooleuelt murben fol-
senbe Eelesramme 9emedlelt: vMn
Borb bes r&ronprins @ilbelm" an
Nantudet Sslanb, BEN %. Sebruar.
Mn ben Brdlibenten &oolepelt! Siege
bic 9ofnuns, baB iid Der @eiunb:
beits3uitanb BON Wafter &ooleuelt Be-
beuteno 9ebenert bot unb i9neIe Sc
neiuug eintritt. grlauben Sie mir,
sic unb bic ameritanii9e Natiou en-
benz beutisen @ebenttase Der @eburt
Waibtnston's gu beslidminlden. Bin
peinlid beribrt, sic bur@ meine per=
ipdtete Gntunft gu enttduiden. Sebr
befttse unb anbaltenbe @tnbe, mel9e
fait etn gorwdrtsbeweseu, lelbit fur
oieies prd4tise S@if, CUR nnm0sli@.
feit MAIDEN. sd iebe Der gesesnuns
nit Sbnen entseSen. $ d . on
Preuen n. Dte Mntport unieres
Prdiibenten lautete: v@eibes Saus,
ben %. Sebruar. IN ben prinsen
BON PreuBen, auf 9oben3ouern, Seem
Dorf. @mpfansen sic meine bersti9=
item @riBe fur Sbre slidli9e Mn.
funft. SD bante Sbnen fur Sbre
Boti9aft. SIN Namen bes ameritani=
fanti9en Bottles min id sic ieben,
unb i9 iebe morsen Sbrer peri6nlt9eu
8esesuns entgesen. Ebeobore
q ooepelt.
9er5li9 mar bic Beseiiteruus bes
Prtnaen 9einri9 NIT benz Son tree
N6mtral u. .. Grams. MlS bos
Boot bes amerifanil9en Mbmiral 8 In
Si9t fam, we@ielten ber Yrin3, Der
IL Der Uniform als Mbmirai Der
beutl9en 6lotte Setleibet mar, NIT
BEN Iomiral @uans, Der slei9faus
tn BOILER Uniform pranste, 8esra=
Bunset aus. Mls Der Dampfer su,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-02-27
Yrin5 Seinri6 ansetomrlell.
Der Sertreter bes oeuti9en &aiisrs
auf au1erifanii9em 8oben nit
Subel besrHkt.
grdioent &ooiebelt beikt ben prin3lis
den Sat aamens bes amerifani=
i9en Soltes tptQfomnten.
Sn 8ai6inston ,,ar Der Gmpfans bes
Yrim3en Elm re@t ~srokarttger una
ni@t utinoer ber3lia.

gs mar elm mu%n6erbarer Mnblif,
ais Sonntas Worsen Der &ieienbam=
pier v&ronprins 8tlbelm" in bic Seem
Oorfer Sat bineinfubr. Strablenb
i9ien bic Come BON einem tiefblauen
Stmmel berab. unb rings erslanste
bas Sis unb i9neebebedte 9ans mie
in lauter Grpitaqen. Ser 6obensel=
lerus Sobu, ben ber Nieienbampfer
bra6te, bate mad ben befttsen @in.
teritirmen rt6tises !6obenSolernmet=
ter mitsebra9t. 8atdubenb aber mar
Der 8esriBunssldrm. Die md9ttsen
amerifanii9en &riessi@iffe. bic BET
Eompfinspiae lasen, 9aben BEN &o=
nissialut, unb ale Sabraeuse in Der
8at, sroBe unb tleine. lteBen bic
Dampfpfeifen ert0nen. 9anslam sins
bic Sabrt ben 1ublon binauf bis bort
FIN, mo- bic &aiierpa9t liest. S9mara
pon Meni9en maren ale nabe liesen:
BEN Bters, unb als Bring 9.inri9
iiber bic 9aufbride binaufities our
ga@t 6obenSoIern, als an Yorb bic
&aileritanbarte sebiBt murbe, ba sins
etn tauienbfdltises 9urrab uon ben
Meni@enmaiien empsr. God bic
sroBe Mense uermo9te es ni9t, Bel
Der Mnfunftsfeier bas offene, freun6=
li1e @eit@t bes Prtnsen aus Der Ndbe
gu bei6auen. MuBte bod pesen Der
peripdteten Nnfunft, mel9e Der fir9s
terli6e, fanf Gage anbaltenbe Sturm,
sesen ben Der r&ronprtna Wtlbelm"
gu tdmpfen bate, uerur1a9te, ni9t
muir bic Sabrt nod @rant Combs,
ionoern aud bic geremonie tn Der
Staotbaae unterbletben !; lestere muir
be Oienftas na6sebolt. Obne 3mei=
fel wtrb Der Bring Der @olfsmense
ebenio sefauen, mte er ieiner &eiiese=
iealdaft auf benz O5ean uno Oenen,
bic ibm BET ietner Nntunft in Amerita
nabe famen, sefalIen bat. Da lift fetne
Spur pon nuuabbarfeit i'm @ebabren
bteies Brin3en; er lit uon ~ber3sepin.
member 9iebenswirbisteit. unb NIT ietz
mem wetterSebrdunten Seemannsse=
it@t, NIT Der fr0bli@en. 2ebbafttsteit
Der 8ewesunSen muB er ielbit einem
uertrodneten Oantee bas 9er3 ermdr.
men. Iuf Der Raiierpa@t 9oben3ol'
lern nabm Der Yrtn3 slet@ mad ieiner
Antunft BITE 8eiu@e Der 0ertreter bes
Prdiibenten, bes SEEM Yorfer 8lr.
sermeiiters u. I. NJ. entsesen, nabm
an benz @ottesbient auf benz S@tff
tbeil nnb besab ft@ iobaan auf bte
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-02-27
Sausli9e UNI 0fentli9e Moral.

Ni9ts lit pidtiser fur cine SAINT
lie, fur cine @eieli6aft. fur einen
Staat unb fur Elm gauges 8olf als
Roral unb ni@ts lit leioer bebnbarer
als Der 8esrif Moral. Saasen mir
i'm Sauie an, 10 besesnen mir BET iez
Dem S9ritte unb Critic Der &lase
iiber bas tote Treiben Der Welt, iber
ben uebermutb Der iunsen 2eute un6
aber ben 11nseboriam unb Mansel an
M9tuns Der &inber ibren gltern &C.
9eniber. Ser 9auptsrunb aIer bie=
fer &lasen liest tn uns ielbt, in benz
Sanbel unb Wanbel bes &ldse,s. @tr
baiten in Maem, In ber Mrbeit, i'm
llmeanse une in unlerem bdusli9en
9eben. @ir baften nod benz i@aO=
ben Mammon unb baiten ebenio, bas
ermorbene @elb rpieber auf Der ebenlo
pilben Sasb nod benz 8ersndSen
mieber losSumerben. Wir senieBen
meber bas 9elb, nod bas nit bemiel
ben ertaufte 8ersnisen; i'm @alopp
mirb bas @elb ueriubelt unb i'm Stur.
me bas 8ersnisen erobert, unb ueiter
aebt BITE toue Sasb benz @rabe gu =
pon elmer Mrbeit CUR anbern, uon ct.
net Mufresuns in bic anbere, unb
fdliebli9 tommt Der Gen ienHann unb
ma9t Der to0en Sasb ein idbes @nbe.
Die iungen 9eute lernen pon ben vi:
ten, bas eeben ii9 an3uieben unb es
III aenieBen, unb NIT benz Seuer Der
sSugenb fansen iie ba an, no bic III
ten aufb6ren unb bas nennen MIR 1e=
bermutb, 1pdbrenb bic SunSen tbatz
id9li9 nur na4abmen, mas tie pon
anberen seieben.
unseboriam uns Mansel an I4'
tuns nor ben gltern! oebreu mir iber.
baupt uniern &inbern @eboriam? Ser
@eborjam muB erlernt, bas &inb mub
gum @eboriam er3osen iein! Bie ftebt
es NIT unieren 9ebren pom @eboriam
burd @ort unb 8etlptel2 Wte tebt
es nit unIerer &inberer3tebuns iber=
baupt2 @eborIame &inber finbet man
nur tn iol9en Samtlten, no 8ater nnb
Mutter ,uiommenuirten nnb gines
bas Mnbere ersdn3t. Cine iol@e @be
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-02-27
ct. @loub, Wetuneiota, Donnertag, ben q. 6ebruar, 1902. Munarner 49,.

leet aber pon 8orneberein Woral unb
grstebuns Der @ltern ielbf poraus,
benn mon fann ni9t lebreu, mas man
ielbit nidt meiB unb ielbft nt@t fennt,
unb ainber, RE ft9 ielbit ersieben unb
ii9 mirbtse 8orbilber auBerbalb bes
Sauies auflu9en, itnb 10 ielteu, wie
weiBe &aben. Gltern, bic alio aber
ibre &tnber tlasen, iOlIten erit etnmal
senau l1midau BET ii6 ielbf balten,
ibre eisenen nntusenben permeiben,
ii9 iebes unlauteren @ortes, ieber
smeifelbaften Sanbluns unb aler frt.
usler 9ersuisunsen entbalten unb If:
rem &inbern Elm 8etlpiel ssben, bas
bieIe nabmer unb 10 ibren Wini9en
entipre6en f0nnen. 8elonbers i'm
9elprd6e unb In ben nmsanssformen
unter ii9 t6nnen gltern ni9t uorii9
tis senus Iein. Oes &inbes Seele
lift mte Elm Spiesel, an wel6em it6
ieber Sau1 bemerfbar ma6t. Woral
fann uur sebeiben, mo bic umsebuns,
bic Yflansitdtte uno bic Iuslaat ielbit
moralii9 linb.
Nllo iiberma6en MIR uns lelbit,
iberieben unb beoba9ten mir uniere
l1msebuns unb banbeln bann 10, mte MIR
wini9en, baB uniere &tnber unb bic
8elt I'M Nasemeinen banbeln iollen,
bann rpirb 9ieles anbers. unb better
merben.