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The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1907-08-31
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To THE EDITOR =

To THE EDIToR:-
The town of Wallowa, as you know, is
making an effort to secure the removal
of the county seat from Enterprise to
Wallowa. Its ambition is laudable and
praisworthy, looked at from the stand
point of its own selfish interests, but
residence of many years in our
neighboring county of Union, during
which a continuous county seat
removal agitation was maintained,
inclines me to, the belief that as far as
the interests of the balance of the
county is concerned, the movement is
unfortunate.
In my judgement, based on the
experience gained in Union county,
that no other influence will create such
bitter and such lasting jealousies and
enmities; no other influence will so
retard and prevent that harmonious
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1907-08-31
Has Beau.
tiful HOmes---And
Good Men


Mr.. F. A. DePue is one of the most
conspicuous exemplars of the City
Beautiful idea. His home is spot very
fair to see, refreshing, fine.
He has bestowed upon it great deal
of care. He has realized to a degree
the very highest ideal of domestic
beauty. His residence and its grounds
delight the eye and inspire the soul.
Mr.. A. G. Miller is another such man.
A little attention constantly given has
made his home on River street show
place. One feels glad to take ones
friends there and say
tThis is what we can do toward making
our city beautiful. This is what one
man has done. 1t is what all can do"
The home of G. S. Reavis is another.
The home of w. II. Graves is another.
The home of j. S. Cook is another.
The home of J. L. Browning is yet
another.
Indeed, their names are becoming
legion. -
And the example they set is causing
others and yet Others to follow in their
footsteps.
The home of w. Allen, Chas. Zurcher
and W. R. Holmes are others very fine.
And one singular fact that one realizes
when contemplating these individual
developments is that the fine home,
fine inIthe sense that it is cared, for, made
beautiful, and set about with objects
restful to the eye and inspiring, is that
the men who do these things are good
citizens.
They are men of whom the community
feel proud. They are not idlers, they
work, for their own benefit and, in a
way, sor TIE good of all. Theysr not
brawlers, spending their time playing
whiskey poker, nor devoting their time,
their money and their best talents to
money grubbing.
Money grubbers are good citizens.
The stinginess which evinces itself
toward all public institutions. toward
ones home, sooner or later evinces
itself toward all civilization,
The men in this community whose
homes are being cared for are men who
represent the better element in the
progress of the city. They are
men whom we wish we could elect to
public office, because they are honest,
God-fearing, and as careful of the
interests of the community as of their
own.
Enterprise needs more such men.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1907-08-31
Rev. Thompson Locates the Devil

At the union services in the
Presbyterian church last Sunday, Rev.
Thompson took as his text "The Devil. I"
1t was very interesting and enjoyed by
the large congregation present. He
mentioned the fact that a person s
danger was from themselves and that if
caught on the DEVILS domain he would
claim the victim. He mentioned the
fact that more men fail from want of
character than from want OF intellect.
1t is the vices outside of law which are
sapping our national life. Personal
extravaganza and love of show and
effect drive thousands delirious with
care. Licentiousness blasts the beauty
of social life, and blights soul and body
with the mildews of hell. Intemperence
seizes it's victims and drags them from
comfort and responsibility to poverty
and the degradation of loaferdom, and
then sends them cropping through dark
delirium to the doors of hell.
Reason should be our guide in all
matters which lie within its province;
but religion has mysteries which the
human mind cannot fathom. Reason
and Religion never contradict each
other; they run on in closest unity and
most perfect harmony, until religion
passes beyond the ken of reason, and
there reason should merge into faith,
even as the early light of morning melts
into the splendors of broadening day.
Voyagers and discoverers are we all.
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action which is 80 essential to the
upbuilding of any community.
1t is my opinion that the best way
the only way to encourage and promote
the growth and prosperity of Wallowa
county is for the various towns and
interests to work together for the
common good in spirit of fairness and
harmony. And so, looking at it from
the standpoint OF the good of the whole
county, think the present agitation
unfortunate.
1t has been claimed by the people OF
Wallowa that their action in the
matter has been taken only after an
insistent demand by the people gen.
orally, from all parts Of the county.
We think that claim idle and unjustified
and yet, in the desire to be fair and to
Concluded on next page.)
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Mr.. Homan has purchased Fred
Ashley's stock of cigars and tobacco.
Mr.. Ashley intends to sell out at cost all
of his groceries and in the future attend
strictly to the furniture business.
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". ". 0rcutt Organizes Lodge

w. w. Orcutt reports an organization
of the NJ. W. A. lodge at Joseph this
week to be known as the Chief Joseph
Camp. 1t will start off with thirty
charter members. The organization
will take place Thursday evening,
September 5th. The Royal Neighbors
will also organize the same day, starting
off with about % charter members.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orcutt have been doing
some hard work in this line lately as is
evidenced in these two lodges opening
up, for which they deserve much credit.
The Portland Wheat Market quotes
new crop, club, 79c; bluestem, Sic;
valley, soc; red, TIC.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1907-08-31

What are you going to exhibit at the
Wallowa County Fair at Lostine, Oct
ober 9-1O-1l? An exhibit each year of
the best products of the garden, field
and farm, the products of the kitchen
and the handiwork of the sewing room
should stimulate pardonable pride in
progress and excite honest competition.
Annual fairs are good things. Not only
do they educate in diversified lines and
illustrate the progress being made in
section but they furnish social inter-
course for people who ordinarily do not
travel around very much. We have all
been to Fairs, haven't wei We have
watched the animals, viewed the ex-
hibits, eaten popcorn, heard the boys
shout "p-e-a-n-u-t-s, triple-jointed pea
n-u-t-s," and risked our money on
fiimsy luck machines, all with cheer
full abandon because we were at the
Fair. us the fun making features and
the educational advertising features of
Fairs which makes them useful to a
section and we hope that the Fair at
Lostine will go forward sw4th success.
Bring out your fine poultry, your
blooded stock, and produce-by all
means carry away your share of those
premiums. If you haven't received a
premium list, write to the officers of
the Fair Association and secure one.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-08

dineiii6en @eritimn1une, tpelbe aus
Der GbeiInobme beS Ieutidcn Nei-
DIES an Der Expedition ser elrrcpai.
ihen Wdhte onloBlid) hes 9orers
NllfItanoeS berporeegungen mor
InlaBlit Der @erleihunJ ser por'
ltcbeli6 gemeloeteu gllSaciGultl8 oil
Duron Sbib Sal iei oaruli crinllert.
>oG 1clltid)lono in sen lctten 6mei
Suhrcn alle ieinc GificrenScrL 10 ia.
mentli6 iibcr Sclcgropben. uno
9ergnerfS.G on5ciiione Die Giiens
balm IN Der Eropin5 Gbantlng II. /.
~. in elmer beibe Gontrobenten be-
frieoi9enben @eiie gcihlid)tet laI,
Siebt man bon Sapun ub, 10 hot
IeutidlonO icin Ercitige unb ieinell
Snubcl in China in meit boberem
WaBe alS irgcnb cine anocre Maht
geforbert. Goo obeneriuobnte NIB.
f%onlrnen iibcr bic 5ientiin.G bing'
&iong .Giienbobn bil6et Die 8rDnung
bieies hiplomotiidcn Nusiobnunes.
WcrfeS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-08
WpmbenzW ttcntat.

Nem Orleans, ga, Z. &c.
5embct. 8eiteru mlroe bier Der
Gerillf genaft, ben @rncerlooen heS
Staliettrs GbaS. @roiiini in Die 2uit
81 i%prengcn, uitb oic Noli5ei .glailbt,
DAB es lid, mieoar Alln cine Sd)anothat
Ger ~Shmar5en Sano". banoelt. Die
@dlrlhe ibllg olf Oos BilaIter auf
ilno ~erplooirte, obne meiteren S6as
Den ull5uridtenglals Dab Die iGmmt.
liden Seniteridciben in Der 8cgenb
ser Halmpro Street ltno Claiborne.
apenle 5ertriirlmert ipurben. @rai-
I'M por Elm Witglieb oes. italieni.
idelI gigilan5.Gomitcs, mclhes sur
gr9reiIung uno llcbcriilbrnng elmer
In5abl Stalicner bcitrug, melte AT
Der Gntiiibrung nno Grmoronn8 oes
nd)tiGbrigen @ulter 2amanu I'M >Sr.
nj uorigcn Sabres betbeiligt aemeicn
marett.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-08
Ecincr Ylun ranh acitDrt.

Eittsbur9, va, I. 0e5ember.
Sirr iinb Artbur Srelano, Yr6iioent
bes .Sron Gitp 1ruoes Council,
Nm. q. Sbam Yr1lioent Der nMla-
hinittsE LINTON, SnrrD 6. Siiller,
@icc. YrGiioent, uno 5ipei Anaeiteltc
eines 9ofolblattes aui Die 9eiduloi'
auns. Die Eoit 81 betriiacriihen Got
i%crie,neden mibbrmldt ST baben, per-
boitet iporsen. angeblib uollten Die
Gerhaiteten Elm glltomobil i'm Mer-
the bon $4,000 a~uslooien. Sir lollell
ieboh 81 biclem 3mede 100000 Sil'
lcte boben Orudcn laiicn, Die SIT Ercl'
len bon I Sent bis so Gents perfauit
ipuroen. Sattcn iic ldnnnltlid)e Bill
lcte ~perfaltien fonner,, 10 wiiroen lie
llndSdhr $4,000 bel Dem GeidGit
proiitirt baben. S1mmtlid)e In9e.
flagtcn ltclten i'm 9unoesfreisgerift
ie $1,000 @iirgihait.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-08
Tif Srnppen in @uIOfielb anaelanat.

@olbticlo, Mcp, I. Ge5embcr.
Eie 9unoeStrllppen iino bcutc
Nhhnlittua anNclan0t uuo murOen
pon Den 9iir9crn gut cmpfangen. 81.
les lit ruhig. Gie @rubenbeIibcr unh
8cihoitsIelltc frellen lid; lie gluuben,
BOP @olofieIo iebt cine ltGnbige 8ar-
niion crboItcn miro uno Damn feline
l(nruhcn mcbr uorfommen ipcrbcn.-
0ic@@rubcnorbcitcr, mclde Die gan5c
Nndlt in Der ollnion.&olle" periom,
melt parcll, traqeil cine georildtC
Stirmung 81 Sd)olt.
.Ilenner, Col, Z. DECEMBER Sr
cittct SiBung Ocs Grefutiu Counties
Der n@cItcrn federation Of WinerS"
mMfSe ,6elttc beihloiienL oen Mitglie.
ht$isaibtr Jcocration cine Grtroiteuc
oirfsaerlcaen gum Better Der Strifer
All 8n[HficI0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-08
0cItGnSnif absrlest.

GAN tS,r Sal, I. 2c5.
Eeter i. Hollcr, Der elm Ngent ocp
@cbcimoicnit . aeenten @iliom s.
Burns iein Iou uno iid sur 3eit nllf
Die Mnflagc bes 2iebitoblS bier int
8efdngnib bciiuoet, Toll bon leincnl
Witgefongcnen Sobn @ortbin0tpn
Dos 8~eitdnoniB erlangt boberL buB
2etterer al Dem groBen giicnbobn.
raub in Wpntona betbeiligt geDeien
lit. Canals iino 5pii6en $4,000
uno $4,000 aus einem 3ugc Der
Great Nurtbern E 9abn 9erallbt nor
ben. Dos 8eitanoniB beiinoet iiG
in SGnhcn Der Eoli5ei. SIS moren
i'm @anScn orei Hauber al Dem
Yabnroub betbeiligt. 3ipei oapon
lino bereits lett liingercr 3cit in Saft
uno allt Morthinaton 1T ais oeS
gobnraubs 8erb6htiger in SOFT &c.
rplnmen morben. n '"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-08
Moniigmpr G%offcp's Sd)ieosiprGdJ.

ScrantoM va, Z. Gesenber.
Moniisnor Goffep bon Garbonoale,
melfer ais Sfieosrihter in Dem gro
ben Seioenarbeiter . Strife pom les.
ten CONNER ipirfte, bat ieiten
Shieosipruh befannt seseben. Ger
Strife unlfaBte 5000 augelteate III
BEN Seioeniabrifen i'm 2adapanna.
Sbal. Gr entidieo, DAB Die 2crtr
anitatt mie bisber 58R in 3ltfnnft
MIR 90 Stunben pro Wofe arbeiten
ioaen, lit aber ge9elt bic .geihloiiene"
@erfitGtte. aut lit er gegen bas
.Gbed-S Oil. Spiten, es iei oenn, Der
ahpeiteqte treife elm oabin ab3ielen.
6es ifriitlides llebereinfommen. gr
gewdbrt oagegen alien Nrbeitern III
Sen @ebereien cine 2obnerbobung
bon fiinf 1ro5ent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-08
Gbicaoo Teet.

8aibingtoh Z. Ge5ember. -
Eie rcpublifoniihc Nntional g Gon'
pcntio1, bie bic Ganoionten Ser Eors
tel fir ErGiioent uno Gice.Erdiioent
nominirt, miro AM 1G. Suni 1908 in
Chicago togen. Iies murbe bellte IN
einer Sisune bes rcpublifaniihcn
NatipneIsG Counties cntifieoen. Gbi.
cagu crbielt 80, aonins.Gitp II uno
9enper 4 Stimmen.
3oIleinncbmcr Wm. i. Stone bon
baltimore, Ser Sergeont.nt.Arms Der
Contention lit, ernonnte &errn 90.
pio s. Spen bon Wilpaufee, WiS.,
5llm eriten Stills Serscauten : al
Mrms uno Serrn See g.. Se6inger
bon Gait Grange, M, gum Gbei'
9lerf. Seibc Scrren maren ieine Nj
iiitenten in ser NationaI. G~pnpention
BON 1904.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-08

$500 3iuiid)cnOcdS E Toiiugierc, ole
Wcbr5abl itaiieniidc slrbeiter, ipelfe
init ibren @riporHiiien bctmluGrtS
3icbcn, neil Der ieBigc iuirtbid,uitli6c
Hiidgong in Anlcrita feline giinitige
Acknowledgements bietct. +. .. .
= bicago, Sls., Z. Deg. IT, Nm
touieno S6lueocn luno Noriue9ern
fubrcu acircrn Nahnittag bon bier
nb. Gie Seutc lagcn lie pollten Die
misunderstanding in Der nlten Sei'
nlntb pcrlcben, mo iucr0cn ant
Snmitog Nep . 2)orf oui Dem Gam.
pier oOst0r Scr 3meite" Don Der
Scunoinapion = american &inie
UcriQI1en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-08
Yarfims in alter unb ncucr 3cit.

Die Nonlcr btcltcn cS fir cine
ShonGc, iid) 5u poriiimiren, mciI
iGNcn YuriiimS Gin to0eln1mertbe3
3cid)cn Don %crlucid)lidung 8" icilt
ihiencn, &cipniion lpor Elm iold)cr
Seine Don Eoriiinla, bob er einmlol
cincm iltn0n Wtannc, DEM CT Gin
Nnlt ge0ebCu Bate, Die Gon5clilon
lpiroer obnobnL neil Ger Singing
lid) itorf pariiimirt bate, ais CT
fam, nm iiir 0en @noOenbeipeiS SIT
Oanfcu. IS lodre mir ldon licbcr,
III iy0ntit und) 3nobloltd)," laQ,t
Der &diicr reru6tlid. limo Der 9ld)z
ter Otortiol iugtc in einem lcinerGpl'
Qrdmmc: .SdIcd)t ried)t, lper gut
ricdt!" SHon 5llr 3eit Der Honlcr
~citirtc Gin S6riftiteller mc1r dis 100
pcridJie6cnc Boriiinls, Die ml6 ais
Neilmittcl iiir &ronfbciten IN &c
.trudt fonmcn. Inter bielcn Clifton
itc6t in critcr Ieibe Der Seild)enoult
abcr or nluB rein un0 luirflib aus
Scr Giien5 Der Glltmc bergcIteat iein
%llnlerc @roBnliittcr - ben1erft CHI
Nrtifel pes rMtugaiin pittoresauc"-
lpltbten, ipcnn lie Die gettmdd)c nit
Sopcnocl poriiin1irten, ooB tic iilr
gutcn S6loi iorgten, oenn 2oDenoel
ioa Die Nerpcn berubigen uno Den
S6lai bet6eiiiibren. Gincn meOi5i.
nii6en @ertb bat audi Sasmin; Ole
alten ShriftIteller empiablen i'm; er
fam jeood) Die 9terpen ermilben ut0
cire 4rt Geprciiion berporruien. -
Ebpnlion lit Elm toniid)eS Wittcl; Be.
bern. uno 9~toicnbol5 iino berlibi9c,.
&c Mittcl; &olniiteS @diier it6rft.
9to6 Eliniu3 lebt Elm 8olf in Sn.
Dien TAFT oi5ihlicBlif BON Oiiiten,
lmb Sippofrote5 nobnL Inn ods @ilz
tbclt Der Teit in Ntben u~if5ubalten
III aromotii6en Nflan5cn ieine 81.
illtd)t. llebri0cns lebreu ole Stati.
itifen, bob III Den aroBen Stdoten,
in 3eiten perbeerenoer Gpioemlcn,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-08
Seherc @ridaite in Nen Gnslnno.

80 tom, Maii., z. Deg. - Die
giinitigen Nn5eid,en Der Grbollmg
BON Der geih1ihifen 8eoriidtbeit
ouucrn IN alien 3beilen non Nell.
G~nglono fort. Die SorunGc 8lobc
SO. bon &ittlcton, H.-S., bat nud)
neutrality-suspicious. llnterbrcdrung bcil,
te ben pollen 9etrieb ibrcr Sobrifen
ipicoer ouigenommen; ebenIo Die
Suinaporet Drills in Glinoporet,
Die 5ebn Gage lang geihloiieu iuu.
rem. Sn Den groBen Sfub . Sabri-
fen Der Siooc Eroutp 60, mel6e &C.
iuobnIid 1900 Wonn beiddftigen
miro Der pole getrieb IN n0d)itcr
ISOLDE ebenfolls pieoer mfgenonl.
men lpcrben. Die BbitncD Dor 50.
in 2eominiter bot in oen IeBtcl "a
gen mcbr NeItcllungen erbaltcn ais
felt Woiaten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-08
Cine tcraniidc Iamilicm-5 rag0oic.

Smitbpilte, 3er.3y-7. 9e5.
6. ". Sepcnion erihob bier oui Der
Strabe ieine geificoene Satin per,
munoete ocn 5urmer Sacob 5irlt,
pclfen lie nod ibrer SheioiIng &C.
bciratbet bate, uno beaing Selblt'
moro. Gle ,sraal mar nit i6relil neuell
@otten bon beiien 5arm III Ole Staot
aefommen, nm ginfdufe ST MAIDEN,
llno begegncte 5iliGaig ibrem e~ritcll
Wanne, melGer ioiort 5ltm Gepolper
ariff uro Scuer gab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-08
guttcric . Mgcnten int Net.

ct. 2ouis, DO, 7. 9e5. = Cie
8erbaftung bon CHARLES Griiea II.
Camille &raenfel, iopie 0riiiell's
@eitdnoniB, bab er felt 5tpei Sabren
monatlit fir $500 2otterieloole in
ct. 2ouis perfal,ft babe, beiuies Der
Eoli8ei, Dob bas 2otterielpieI bier
bIiibte. Die ,8erbpfteten erfIdrten
bob iie Die Sooie bon elmer 6irma an
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-08
NuhaItenbc Northumberland.

9 oiton II, Maii., 7. Ge5. Dit
jeoem bier abiabrenocn Transaction.
tii6en 9ampfer treten sroBe Shaa.
rem ausIGnbiider gr6eiter Die Seim.
reiIe an. Sui ben beioen 0anpIern
,Gpmric" lrb nHomonic" bon Der
@bite Star . 2inie, bic beute in
See singen, beiinoen iid 5uiar,men
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-08
Tir GnitzNnruhriN1r mnihiup

- Sic Goit.Gonbrioae Mnihinrn-
@erfltGtteu un0 Ser 2ofomotiuid)up-
pen Der .NoIton lulo Moine Giiclts
bobn" bel 9oiton, Moii., iilo boil.
itGnoig nie0cr9cbronnt. Ger Sda.
Den bclGllit iit mli cine babe Vtil'
lion IpQarS. g..
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Sic SrocnS . SndJt in Iyranfreid,.

Sn Sranfreih lit cine Grbcbung
dngeItcllt moroen, iute piele Yerloncn
nit Orocu unb Gbren5eidcn ge5iert
'in0. Sn Srontreid fommt oligel,.
blidlid allf $50 Ginmobncr immlcr
cilt 5r1ger oes &reu5es Der Gbren.
legion. gm /. SUM bcioBen 1915
oicien Sroen, bieruon 30,264 Wili.
tGrs uno 1921 Gipililten; ~ lSerio-
llen iino I'M @clibe oes @roBfreu5eS
Der Gbrcnle9ion, 224 iinb @robofft.
5icrc. Gen 9onlmonoeur babcn 1868.
Sfii5iere iino 627t mo nit Der Hit.
tcrlpiiroc befleibet 1850. Sn SGlt,
bern nit porlonentoriider Reggie.
RUG, pie Srnnfreid) uno StalieL
lino Die 9eputirten, neld)e ulli Mt
interpreter reileftiren ooroui angc.
lOicicn, lid Die @~ereigtbeit ibrerg81b'
Ter ilbcrboupt, uno iucnn mo9lih ollt
ion0e 3cit binullS 81 iihern. Gic0
nit @elb 81 tbun, lit nift immer
mo0Iidunb 10 gcid)iebt cs Ocnn burd)
3ulid)erung bon Sitcln Wiiroen utlo
Gbren5eiden. So erfl1rt lid penil
man nod inSbcionoere Die Sitellild,t
oeS 6ror5oien nit in 9ctrndt 5icbt.
Die bobe 3obl Der Geforirtcn IN Ole.
lem Sat0e.
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@ir
5ablcn
bic
Tradt.
SamitasS bis
10 ltbr MbcnSs
49, uffcn.

bic &orfiinlcrie gambler am meiiten
Der @ciobr ocr I~nitedung aiiSgeieet
lnlo. Nlld olli Den Gborofter ihci.
llen Die GarfitnS Ginfltb 81 boben:
man bcbonptct, Dab Oos 0eil6en
Igmpatbiih made, Dos @eroniuut
tiiblt ltno orciit, Die Min5c geid)idt H..
|. 10; boS Gilenfralt ioll Die Ginbil.
Dun1a9fraft erregcn mp ouber altdl
Den tilnitleriid)cn 8eihmod foroern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-08

Der 9operp1 in Neipd- lNort be5ogen
boben. Cine feon5e G,,suhl &ooie H.
bidder tpliroon beidlugnntmt.
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autl6innss.Geriaui.
6. 3. 9apiSipn Co.,

~ '-of
Sine 8eleGcnbeit. 5in auuf fch0ner II. pradhts
boiler gBeibndhtsstSehbeni Al etipa Der Silfte
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The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-31
THE PERSON OF OPINIONS

we ell know-and respect-and avoid
such persons; the world Is full OF them
too full for the general comfort OF its otner
inhabitants. And frequently what tney
call the truth is not abstract at all, put Is
merely the expression Of their own partic-
ular land frequently erroneous) opinions
Yet as they utter 1t they glow with spir-
itual pride and feel themselves In the same
beat as the Christians Of the Catacomos
and the rest OF the noble army of martyrs,
never realizing that their cause Is no tenet
OF an inspired creed, but merely an en-
bodiment OF their own pet pre5udices; ana
their sacrifice on its behalf is neither their
own life nor wealth, but merely the feel
ines and the sentiments Of other people,
says Woman's Life.
Such persons are very fond OF remarking
that they W 1t to themselves to say
exactly what they think; 1t never seems
to occur to them that they like
wise owe 1t to others to con-
ceai what they think. II such
thoughts be inimical to the general pleas
antness and well-being Of society Mt large;
yet surely they have never been taught
that their duty TO themselves comes before
their duty 10 their nelghbors.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-31

Wher are you going to spend your va
cation" or "Have you been away?" are
questions that we hear on every side, and
the number who do not enjoy at least a
brief period OF recreation are compare
lively few. People have begun to look
upon the vacation as a necessity, some
thing required IL ones mental and physical
condition is to be considered at all
Vacation days are the life-savers OF most
people, for without the rest obtained dur
ing our holidays there would be no end
of nervous wrecks. The pity of 1t Is that
so few obtain the benefit they really
might. when an opportunity comes for rest
and recreation.
The girl who works for her living will be
wise, when thinking OF her vacation, to
remember that 1t comes but once a year,
and the good It does her must last until
the next simmer.
So many think only of the dancing and
romping and good times they will have.
go AVA with their minds made up
for that kind of a time and never give a
thought to their tired bodies or their weary
brains, and they are the ones who come
cross and tired out and really in need
of another vacation In which to recuperate.
The girl who looks ahead and enjoys
herself In a quiet way will have almost as
much fun as the one who PUSHES into the
midst of all the gaiety that comes her way,
and, best Of all, she will be able to resume
her duties In a way pleasing to her en-
ployer, minus the headaches and dlscon-
tent which COM from OVERRIDING things.