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The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1908-07-31
(From Saturdays Daily.)

(FrOm Saturdays Daily.)
Elmer Rogers is reported seriously
i'll today.
Miss Fannie Alfred Of Thomas is
III with pneumonia.
Elmont Rich of Tilden is threaten
ed with typhoid pneumonia.
Edgar Shelman and w. G.. Stuf1e-
beam are in from Tilden today
Mrs. w. w. Mcdonald passed
through Blackfoot Friday evening on
her way to Rexburg. She expects to
visit ir Blackfoot when she returns.
Miss May Richardson and her
mother and Mrs. Taylor of Salt Lake
went through this morning on their
way to Antelope where the chickens
grow.
T. r. Whitney, district deputy for
the Modern Woodmen, is in town to-
day.
Mrs. Ida Wood of Salt Lake City
was in town Friday on her way to the
park.
Lulu Gaumer and the Misses Quill
Ian are up from the summer school
today.
Mr.. Quass, of The Spokesman Re-
view, is in town today looking after
business.
Several fellows who were in town
celebrating yesterday, fell off the wat
er wagon and are SOLDERING UP today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Robinson have
sold their home in Blackfoot and are
preparing to move to Kaysville, Utah.
The dance in Progress Hall Friday
evening was huge success. A large
crowd was presar,, and had most
enjoyable time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mraquart of Chicago
have been out doing residence on
thair Carey land and left this morn
( ing for the Windy city
Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Jenkins were
in town between trains this morning
They formerly lived here, but are
now in American Falls.
Jos. Cutler, the photographer, won
the foot race yesterday at the court
house yard in both the single mems
race and the married mems.
hl. anu WI NCIHdu hluHcy CdlHc
in on the Park Special Saturday
morning to visit Mr.. Kinney's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. C. f. Kinney.
The fifteen year old son of Jas.
Wray at Riverside was thrown from
a horse Thursday and forearm was
fractured and dislocated.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Garlan of
Boise were on the Park Special Sat
urday morning en- route for their
home in Boise. They were return
ing from Aspen, Colo, where they
had been to attend the funeral of
Mr.. Garlan's Oldest son, Thomas, who
was employed as engineer in one, of
< the large mines in Colorado. He
made misstep and fell 800 feet into
one of the shafts. Mrs Garlan is a
sister of Mrs. Eliza Robinson and
Mrs. Ada Dixon of Blackfoot.
(From Mondays Daily.)
John Bitton went to Soda Springs
today.
Grover Rich returned this morning
from Bear Lake.
Attorney B. S. Wilson is down
from Idaho Falls today.
Mrs. Steers was a passenger this
morning on the Mackay train.
Rev. T. E. st. Johns is here from
American Falls, and will go out on
the Park Special tonight.
T. ]. Johnson is having new resi-
dence of press brick built in the
block east of the Methodist church
Mr.. and Mrs. Christy entertained
i Rev. and Mrs. Edwards, Prof. and
Mrs. McComb and Miss Shaw at a
nicely appointed dinner last Satur-
day night. s
\
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1908-07-31
V. I. 8. Meeting.

The regular meeting of the v. J..
s. will be held at the Baptist church
next Monday at p. m. A full at
tendance is desired.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1908-07-31
D. \. BIETnAN.
UNDERTAKING and FUNERAL
DIRECTING.

Years Of Experience Insures Proper
and Considerable Attention. Embalm-
ing Carefully Attended to.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1908-07-31

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The San Francisco call., 1908-05-17

Il will sing the Barcarolle' from the
Hoffman opera. too she said, "and
maybe the Jewel song from Faust -
DO you sing the high ID in the
aria?e I asked.
''so?" she replied, you win see" and
she tipped it off as easily as our sailor
boys hit a bullseye. W
"she sings higher than that" put in
her husband. Yes. she sings E fiat
above high c. and she holds 1t If she
wants to for 20 measures"
Yes, indeed" said the songbird Il
know it is 20 measures. because count
them, So
LONG, HIGH NOTE
With pencil in hand, paper on table
and easy. throat free tone she scored
them on before our ears-those 20
measures crescendo of E flats on the
third added line above the stan.
But 1 do not sing that twice day
for you at the Orpheum." she said.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-17

NO" said her husband gravely, Il do
not permit 1t. The voice gets nervous
to do that two times every. day In q
big aria. and she must not injure her
throat. because she has just found her.
self and she must not fail to reach the
very top"
Madame Morichini nodded her head
approvingly. Il shall do it. truly" she
declared. I still will study some more.
What others, do shall do. will sing
coloratura and dramatic. too. 1t can be
done. Sembrich does. That's why I
love La Boheme' so much, and 'PagIi.
acei, too. I sing Mimi and Media. and
love those roles so very much I cannot
tell you"
When your seven short weeks In
vaudeville are over-then what?'
Il do not know yet"
She will not so back to New York.
said her husband. with Tstrazzini
singing the roles which she sings there
would be little chance for her with
Hammerstein. who. nevertheless. wants
her back. We have three offers which
we are considering. one is to star in
comic opera, like FRITZ Schefr is doing.
My wife's big success in vivacious
Tales of Hoffman at the Manhattan
brought this oner.'
That would be too easy for her just
now. wouldn't it?'
so. but the offer is very good with
money"
BUENOS AIRES WANTS HER
"Or we may go to Buenos Aires" he
continued. where they want her as
prima donna soprano for the grand op-
era season They have made an offer
and have answered. naming a larger
sum. Maybe they say yes, maybe they
say no. 1t will not matter. She will not
go unless. they say yes"
He is the American said the singer.
'in our family" referring to this
Roumanian who learned a thing or two
in New York.
while you are looking for con-
/ tract he said, then you must take
what you can get. but when they are
looking for you 1t is time for you to
wait and make the most you can OF
success. She will be young but once
Where did you learn the managerial
gamer / inquired eagerly OF the young
man who admits to 2S years and weighs
/ not more than 125 pounds.
do you remember that Russian
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-17
By Walter Anthony

Then you think Tetrazzini will win
first place in the contest?" 1 asked.
A shrug as fun OF suggestion as the
sphinx and as meaningfuI as a blank
page was the answer to that.
But Tetrazzini?" I urged.
"Ah. she is the greatest Lucia in the
world She has the voice and the
style. In that role she is the very
best there is. Every one didn't like
her so well IN Rigoletto' or in Trav-
iata.' either; but in Lucia there she
is queen of allr'
sEMBRICH IS QUEEN
"As artist Sembrich still Is great
est Her voice-it is old. But what
matter? She sings from here"-her
hand on her heart-"and she sings from
here"-her hand on her forehead.
"sembrich is still queen-she is the
lovely queenr'
How will you like vaudeville?"
TT is too hard
But good moneyT'
Another shrug-this one meant in
difference-''Good work, tool"
She means hard work." explained
Demetri Oscar Flachs, who is hus-
band to Madam MorichinL and, strange
as 1t may seem, manager also. He ex-
plains the husband and manager con-
tradiction by saying that they are only
recently married This is q sort
Of honeymoon in vaudeville, and it will
he
seven weeks in ALL" he said, referring
to the vaudeville tour; "she sings only
in the larger cities and really out Of
compliment to General Manager Beck,
who was responsible for my wife's op-
portunity to join the Hammerstein
song birds. II he had not heard her
at the Concert Colonne and then
brought Hammerstein she might have
been in Paris yet; for fame comes slow
er in the continental centers than here.
You Americans are quicker to reward
your favorites. But she has not nm
ished her study days, even though she
has-what do you call it in English?'
"Arrived?"
Yes. arrived. She is very ambitious
you see."
My best success in New York was
as Marguerite in Faust and as the doll
and Juliette in Tales of HOFFMAN 7
sing three roles in that piece; but Won
should see the dolr part. 1t goes like
this"
Up went her hands, stir and awk-
ward like a dolls. and with a little
jerky movement of her head she
started in to sing. She stopped
abashed like child. Then we all
laughed; what at, no one seemed to
know.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-17
OLD SONG LATINIzED

DO you think 1 could sing Home.
Sweet Homer she inquired anxiousIy.
I could hardly imagine it, and said
so. The angularity of Its melody out
line did not somehow seem to At the
curves the little bit OF vocalisr1 1 had
just heard had suggested.
oh" she said. that doesn't matter.
You see. I've fixed 1t up"
And so help me heaven, she had,
Think of fixing Home, Sweet Home !
Yes, indeed; have made 1t pretty.
It was too plain. so 1 have put some
trills in like this"
I adjusted my Anglo-Saxon preju-
dices, then, to listen to a Latinized
version OF Home. Sweet Home" and
venture the guess that the Orpheum
audiences viii go wild over it. Such
embroidery, such running up and
down in that home, downstairs and up.
on the roof and back to the basement.
with trill for every step and q ca
dence at every door. made me think of
that other song, Home Wasn't Ever
Like This!
She was as delighted as a child be-
cause we liked the song. and beamed
with pride at her skill in ~fxing up
the old song Of home and Of setting IL
forth, so to say. in new coat of
paint and much fancy trellis work.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-17
This Decks ATTRACTIONS

This decks Attractions
Van Ness II Robert Manten in Shakes
pearean Repertoire
Novelty Katherine Grey in Shaw and
Ibsen Drama
Alcazar- THE Rose of the Rancho"
American -Dockstader's MinstreIs
Princess Edwin Stevens in Music Play,
Dear Girls
Orpheum Mime Morichini Heading Vau-
deville
Central -MeIodrama, "The Ensign"
Chutes Vaudeville and Amusement Park
Wigwam- Vaudeville
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-22
Ter observation-disclosures Graninator.
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Inter 6ieicr llc6crihrift brilgt bic
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Observation-Disclosures, @r. Or. ~,
ijbriAcu9 cil illtimer 6rcunO Oe5
Micucr Yilrgcrmciitera Or. <eger.
prilit cine Gonoiontin Der f%ran3oii.
ihcu Sprod)c in oclttiher 2itcrotur
mo iru0t, oh lie 0cu o3aubrrlcbrs
ing" fcnnc. NiCic bciobtc Is. ST
frogt iic oouL iucIter GidtlungS-
art ou@ @crt ju}u5dbicn lei. Sic
ontuorlctc nntiirlid): IS lit cine
Noan0c." - .Ncin!" nntmnrtcte Er.
ii. nit i%lbCrlc0cnem &dd)cIr, oc0 lit
zinc Sotirc! limo gcqcn men -
B%luubcn Sie?" 1ciitrcihclt CT ipci-
ter. Seine Nntlport. ,8cgen N0r-
mel" iuNtc cr oonL inocm er Die
yHirtlng lcinc@ pcrbliiiicn0cn ySii.
lens pom 0cn @elid)tcrn Der Nnpe-
'Cn0cn ill9gcbcinl ab3ulelcn llldte.
Ter ldGoglcrti9cn Gouoiootin bat er
obcr 0oh nift imponirt. Sic ant
mortctc ocnl Ncrrn t. t. Hnnbe9idul.
inipcttor i%olgcn0cS: Sen 3aubcr,
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SdriititcIlcr9 %uciun; georlldt CT.
id)icn CT 5ucrIt IN Shillcr'9 Wuict-
Nllnunoh pom i10S. ga MN Borne
i'm Sabre 1856 Qcborcu lit, milbte
Goethe nllo lcinc oSutirc" gc9cn eli.
men clfidbriAcn &nubcn 2cid)ricbcu
bobcn. Tu& 0iirftc torum nod Soc
tbc'3 @cidmad Gcmcien icin. Nb
SnoluIG N0rllc lhon nit eli Sabrcn
ein loldJ mIagcuodlcncr Sotiritcr
lpnr, ola Der cr picl ipGter bctoml.
lnl0 Ncfilrd)tCt lpllroc, lpcib id) mirt,
lih llidt." Sprud)'S, ltull0 olli,
mnd)tc cine tuocllolc TcrbcltgunG
mo - ucrihruul0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-22

SonturS a%crat6ene sytrmen ouf S6uis
timber iibergeben gu ldI'en. 60 lit in
WeibenfslS iebt Elm 1~5iGbriQer S6uls
inobe ais Snbabsr elmer Shubfobrif
ein9etragen pprosn uno ipiro nun amt
lid ais .S6ubfebrifant" be5cifnet.
Sn einem onoeren Sole 1T Iogar Elm
5iGbriger Sunge SnbGber elmer Sdubs
fabrit. cine peitere Stiefeler5eu9un9
1T auf Elm G6ulmabder iibergegangen.
Wolf8plage in STATEN.
3icier Sage baben 9trter unb Sdger
BON Se9ni Gam Nbbang be5 Bolster
gcbirge5 na6 benz Soccos3baO infolge
Der auoolernoen &la0eu iiber 8clGItis
aung Der &eerocu ourh 86lfc cine
SoGo auf ooS 9efGGrliGe Guub5cun I'M
GCbiet oe8 Wtonte QDupone unternoms
men. Der Grfolg mar bic Mui5piiruuQ
zines WoIfSneIt8 nit o6t Sunoeu, bic
farrmt Der W0lfin uni6Goli3 gcmo6t
ipuroen; oa3 WGnn6en enttam. 0oS
@ortpmmen bon M0tfen in oieIer Sc
geno uno 3n Der por9eiArittsnen Sab
reS5eit srtIdrt Ii6 MIR bur9 bic unge,
ipobnIi0 lang anoouernbe &Glte, bic
erit nit Mnfang Mai qepiden 1T.
& I'm Elm b E n.
in StruuGina, 9dpern, rannte cine,
ron i9rem Damn g~epriigelte Nrbeitersz
frau auf bd3 9abnqelciie, I'm lib bon
tinem Gjitey3uqe iiberfabrsn gu laf len.
Gin 8abnndrter uuo Der berbetgeeilte
Gbemann botten nit ber pcr5peifeltcn
Srau ai tdmpfcn, nm lie nod redtaeiz
tig Dor bern bcrantomncnocn 3ug IN
Siher6eit 81 bringen.
9 d m ten ii r d 3 E
SGue q aoen. Die Der
ipalturQen hsr StGhte Trantfurt a. .,
unb 2onoSberg a. 10. bahen fir bic
bret fd1nIten !SduierfaNoben prGmier
in S0be bon jc 5uIommcn 1000 Tart
ul,soeieBt, Die alid9rlitb an @auGerr,n
CUR @ertbcilung ~gslangen iollca.
5irt pom Stier getDb
tel. @lf benz @ut poKargentbdl BEL
Dtetrid8paIbs, Sfpreubcn, nuroe 6st
6irt beim @iebfiittsrn BON einsm Stier.
Dem or al nobe lam. onae9riIfen uno
burNbobrt, 70 bab er bolb burouf iei'
nen @crlcbungcn erla9.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-22

9us Cincinnati BOLTS
blott" i6rcibt: Die Irbcitcr pcrlou-
gen Die Entertaining ocS Erln5ip3.
boB Die Hlrbeit feline Wonrc lit unO
bcnnod) grbcitcr.llnioncn nidt inter
bic Stroi6cItinlnlnn0cn oce HclcbcH
ioncn, mcld)cS @crcinborunacn sur
llntcroriidlln0 Scr Gonfllrrcn5 IN ci,
1ter &oorc pcrbictct. 9icicr Stonns
purft bot nid)t bios Die @crchtigfcit
fiir iih, ioltocrn fam olld) allf ocll
Gcij Der Heilbcit Aniprud) crbebcn.
Gic 6iirgcrlide Scfononlic, Die iiir
unicrc 8eicbgebcr mo @cridtc moBs
gcben0 lit, id)reibt nit Der GroBtcn
Gntihie0cnbcit Der Nrbcit 0cn Gbo.
ruftcr elmer @onrc 81. IS miro audi
III alien llnioeriitGten ais cine unbe'
ftreitbore Wobrbcit gelcbrt; cS lit
obcr niht mabr. SbotiGd)lih pirN
0as logar ld)on IN ben Hereinafter
Staotcn inoircft olcrtonrt. IS lit
). y. geieblid) %per6ptcn, cillcn Mrbcitct
ldllgcr, o(s 5ebn Stnnocn, IN piclcn
Stooten logor larger, ais oht
Stunoen 81 beihaitigcn. ySare Die
slrbcit cine @oore, 10 licBe iid) Gin
ipldleS @eies nidt red)ticrtiqcn. Mnll
bat Hieicn @ioeriprlld) 5i loicn pcrs
illdt, inocm man bic slrbeit ais eine
@oorc cigcner Irt bc5eifnet. Die an.
beren @eiebell unterlicat, oils onberc
@oorcrt, obcr bonlit miro bios be
micicn, mic mm6glih cS lit, Nrbcit
ols @oorc SIT floiiiii5irer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-22
Scb6cl'S ciu5iacs gltclicr.

&ir Babrn mn Gin gltclicr in galti-
moro, nnb bnS bcfinoct i'd III Der
STAGE 5a cbcncr Groc, Ir. 321, Norb-
@aD', nalJc Sigb.Str. ainOer.Ebo.
t%uarapbicn cine Spr5ialitGt. - Seine
NNcntcn mnO fcinc Srcppcn III itci9cn.
). &cbbcI, Is. Grni, 8cidJGitSfiibrcr.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-22
Inftiuns In5cisc.


Strait CtilcS @rfcblS bcS S8uitcnecri6is bcr
Sinot Na!iimure peroen Die llntcr5eibnctcl
Nollircdct oes Iritumcnts ocS Ocritorbcncn
&tuium I. Mace. an SicnitID, ocn %. Suni
1905, ) lbr ltuhTitidgs, an Srt unb Stcilc
ut' bllclillhcr Anttioll oas cause mcrtbuUlle
Fndtcigcn tlum uno ic nrauf i%tchcnocu @nu.
ten, in Der Gtuoi Baltimore Gclcgcu, pcriuus
leu; 6 lulrh. ipic foIgt. hCtbrichcn:
Is hcNinut nj hcr 2inie bcr lSciifeite Der
2SiIi0m Strnbc in ocl GnifcruInR bon iicbCI
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ldnN, feb95CDn SUB bier sou. onnl lucilliG
mil 2lcihcr Sicfr uOr Gin llllo adlt6ig SnB. Wis
RcicrcnS icbc man Ncitelitcl hon ncu 3ruitccS
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ilmnrc St1tion an tNiIltnm 6. 9incc. pom 10,
6cbulor 1891 ontirb, mo in ocH 0anosHccOr.
oell Der Slnot Baltimore IN 9tbcr 8. VI. q.
9ir. 500. Solo 373 etc. cinGctruncn. Siucm
idbrljdcl @rlrb5in$ bon $4,000 urtcrlporicn
llIlO hcbnlt init chem orcitibdtccn 5~icAClitris
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idntt.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-22
Orr Crbprim,.

,yn1 DerrltpeH pdrte Des CuU1ulpBs
denS fpielt Der tleine Grbprin5.
G8 1T Elm punbertar iorriger Wors
gen, unb Der iiiolt4e Simmel gIiibt
rein uno liar.
Sunoert @ogelYtimmen i9mettern
ibre Weiien il ben friIden WorGen
binein. Die GtrduHer ite9en uol Hpa
fen uuo erfiiuen bic 2uft nit ~itarten
Oiftcn,
2uitig jugt Der Snate, nit ieinem
SAL Ipieleno, burM Den 4Iart unb ers
90bt ii6 an ben tollen Spriingcn ieis
mes Sdpbbiinb6en8.
VA bringt leiies Neinen an iciu
Obr. Gr bait i'm Golie tnue unb
nGbert Th benz Gifengitttr.
2luf Der Stratc itebt Elm drmlid gcs
tleibeter &nahe unb psint bitterlih.
GiniGe 3eit blidt Der JiirIenfobn
f6pei0erb ouf ben fpeinenoen NltsrSz
genoNcn, BARN fra9t er i'm ionft uno
leiie:
nWorum peinIt Du?"
Der NnQereoete blidt auf unb anti
iportct I6ll65enb:
Die W}uttcr tonn mir ni6t8 3u
eien gebcn. unb ib babe groben !Suns
0er."
Limb porllm 0ibt Dir Define Wllts
ter nidts2" fragt peritGnbniblos Der
Prin].
n@cil ie ni9tS bot," erlpibert Der
Gnobe.
Der prins iGBt ben Bali fallen unb
bli6t rot6lps I'M ii6.
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Sun9en belfen mtb, erpa9t in ibm.
Wdlo bat er aud einen pldn entipors
fen, uno freu0ig ruff er benz Sungen
gu:
sd psrbc Dir ou eTen trirgcn,
a6cr Du borfIt nitt mebr l~peircn,
fonocrn mubt gu mir in ben 8orten
fommen, unb mir ppllen 5uTammeu
fpielen."
Rad biefen @orten elite sr BON
bdnnen.
Der Sunge 3auocrte MIR einen Mrs
geblid, bdnn fprdng er bebenoe in ben
@orten.
@Iei6 borouf tam Der prin, nit
einem groBen SUDDEN 5uriid, ben er
benz !5un9ernben iitergdb.
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barauf uno fAob 9aItig grob: Stiide
tn ben Wunb.
Der prin3 iab inn pergnii0t batsi
5i.
Do lam pt5bliA elm 0iener bcrbci.
Der ouf ben Sungen 3uipranq uno ibm
bic Gud)enreite entriB. Dam padtc
er i'm hei ben S6ultsru uno brdn0t,
iGn u%nfonft benz Nlsqangs 81.
umIonIt iDdr ba5 Bitten uno
8roben bes prin3en; umionIt oas
Sammern oe8 ormen SunQen - er
tprroe riidIidtalos auf bic Gtrabe gsz
iebt,
Der Tiir'tenIpbn fdnt peinsnb auf
cine 9dnt - er fonnte ii1 baS robe
@orqe6sn bes tets folgTamen unb
eutmiit9igsn Oieners nitt crflGrsn.
@fer bieisr beru1iCte i'm nit ben
Wortsn:
,Sie tennen bas @sTinbel nod nitt,
,Sobeit. Wsnn Sie EFT dlter iino.
per0en Sic bd5 iclter ttrn, mas ih
Gsute fir sic tsTorqeu mubte."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-22
3u uerfoufcu:
TuppclteS bblicrncs gpbnbnuS, @rnnoitiid 40
bci i39 Suf.
YretS $500. @rnuoSin5 S60.00

Gin prubtpnHcS Noriinois 0cim; aue mobcrs
nen Sinribtnnaen. Sdbrlihe unfrilcn $4,000.
Srlioiiiid 40 bel 20. Ercis $1,000 obne @rlnos
5tlc, nocr pcrfGnie nit 0runo5irS.
Gin icincr ilciner VIdt bon 70 bel 220 6uR.
nut Cottage bon tinl ,3inIincrll iiio 9iebcnac
hllioelL . Gents 6%nbrgclo. frci0 pblt
SrinbSin5 $500. 90.
atcinc Siufcr. 81 Nn~rgninrireiicr. Atit
pocr pbnc Sruno6ine.
@cattn a. Wie0ecucr,
DID, gr. sol, 6rcocridsg he.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-22
Gcfororruitu.

Truu 81: rWIit ter 5ruu Gene
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(Sepif .12Oi)
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The Dolores star., 1908-05-01
Hiqh Enjoyment.

One of the highest and best enjoy
ments comes through what is done for
others. This is believed in theoreti-
cally. but seldom practically. II man
has money, he imagines that the way
to enjoy 1t is either to keep and accu-
mulate 1t or to spend It on personal
qualification; yet he misses the very
finest Of its delights when he refuses
to share 1t or its benefits with others.
So with our time, our talents and our
thoughts-kept to ourselves. or used
simply for our own delectation, they
do not give us a 1.-THE of the real en-
joyment that they AFFORD when we use
them literally for the benefit of the
family. or friends. or the community.
No one, remarks the New York Week
ly. who has once tasted the sweets Of
ministering successfully to the happi-
ness OF others will, II he be. intelli-
gent, ever again relapse into purely
selfish use of his advantages. what
ever they may be.
The Dolores star., 1908-05-01

There is. probably, no human fac
ulty that is more in need of faithful
and patient cultivation than the judg-
ment. for there is none that has more
complications to deal with or more
dimculties to overcome. Nevertheless.
there is. perhaps. none which receives
less systematic discipline, or upon
which people are generally less will
ing to expend labor and thought. They
train their children's memory, exer-
else their powers of expression,
school them in habits Of industry. en-
durance, patience and self-control, but
seldom discipline their judgment or
teach them how to draw correct con-
clusions. That. they suppose. says
the New York Weekly, is something
which time and experience will do for
them. yet. when they see what hasty
opinions and ill-advised judgments are
continually formed by older people.
they might infer that some definite
education In this respect was neces-
sary for both young and old.