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Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-22
COMES TO RESCUE OF WOMEN
WHO ARE AssAlLED BY sENEx

LOS ANGELES. Sept. 21.-[Editor
Herald]: Rejecting on the statements
of "Senex" in last Saturdays issue OF
your valuable paper, l am constrained
to believe that he is prejudiced against
the women.
When we consider that men are re-
sponsible for the dogma for being as
ISOLATED with which he Is condemning
the women, 1t would be well to with
hold criticism, 1t should be consid-
cred rather commendatory of the sex
that they are the chief support OF our
churches, so far as attendance goes,
and they display prudence. at ieast IN
not attempting to prove the truth OF
certain dogmatic teachings of scholas-
tic theology when the men who are re-
sponsible for them have SO signally
failed in producing tangible proof OF
their practical, every day utility.
The steadfast faith that our women
have always manifested has been a
great factor IN the progress of Chris
tianity and the development of religion,
last at the cross and first to greet our
risen Lord, and still leading the way
through self-abnegation.
Tt should be remembered that mere
intellectually Is not FACTOR IN the
perception of spiritual truth. which IS
ever ''hid from the. wise ana prudent
and revealed unto babes" When the
sniritual faculties are aroused dogma
ejisappears, and il prompted to judge
II is we'll to be charitable In our esti-'
mate of our neighbors motive Tor we
cannot know from observation the ex-
nerience that prompts another's re-
lisious attitude. Sufficient unto each
OF MS is the deficiency in our own
heart, to paraphrase a well-known
IF heaven were locality man would
he SO conspicuous by the rarity OF his
presence that he would be curiosity'
T 81 ,,s honor woman for her constancy.
The hone of the race Is largely depend
ent on her and she deserves our con-
fidence. ~ ~
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-22
CLUB WOMEN

OS ANGELES is renowned in every
part of the United States for it's
clubs, and much of its great rep
utation is due to the fact that this city
can brag of its club women as well as
its club men. This was the first home
of the kind of club which does not
worry about license laws or buffet SER
vice-the club which believes only in
intellectual stimulation and never dis
sipates with anything more deadly
than pink lemonade. While the men
club life and are saying that liquor
ought to be served in clubs because a
club is mans home. where he can
do as he pleases, or that liquor ought
not to be served in clubs because it is
not the habit of most men to maintain
buffets or bars in their homes (the
good wife might have something to
say on such a subject), women have
demonstrated that club life can be
helpful, sociable, inspiring, artistic
and entertaining without any kind of
a cup that inebriates as well as cheers.
1t is most amazing to see how wo-
men go ahead and solve problems over
which men spend hours, days and
weeks of controversy. If we may
judge them by the manner in which
they conduct the homes Of the nation,
il we may judge them by the manner
In which they conduct the schools of
the nation, if we may judge them by
the way in which they conduct the
churches of the nation, women, far
from lacking the administrative ability
which would make them successful
legislators, actually excel men In that
kind of ability. We are compelled to
admit 1t. The evidences of it are every
where, especially in Los Angeles. Why
would it not be a good idea to allow
the women to vote approval or disap-
proval of local legislation? In this CITY,
where women's clubs flourish, where
the distinctively feminine aspects of
life are perceptible, would it not be well
to let the women have voice? More
over, it is probable a few women on the
city council would regulate that august
deliberative body, for, although mere
men may sneer at petticoat govern
ment, it has one marked and unde-
niable peculiarity-it is always sue
cessful.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-22
SAYS
He WILL VOTE DEMOCRATIC

LOS ANGELES, Sept. 2o.-[Editor
-tJerald1: / am not good at solving
political problems 50 put it up to you;
snaesh the s. p. machine which con-
% trolls the Republican party. but to be
sure 81 ire and vote Republican. How are
we going to do it? yoted .S the, the Lincoln;
= 5nn,t see how others who did the
same me- thing can fail, at least in county
and and state matters. to vote the Demo
cratic ticket. In the Fourth Su tbs super pc :
,,ave nut up a good clean business man
ha ,,s onposition to compromise Repub-
lean liz candidate that neither side want
81, ,,4ars can do otherwise and stick to
o,,r principles. often wonder how
opata,; 90 felt as the machine gently dug
,ts bowies into his ribs. And I should
like to see his ballot after ne got
'hioue LINCOLN-ROOSEV
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-22
Political Points
Republican Handicap

The plain truth seems to be that Mr..
Bryan, in the first part of September, is
running stronger than seemed possible
early in July, and that the Taft cam
paign has no more than begun to get
up the steam necessary to make 1t vic
torious. Every political observer ad-
mits that the Democratic candidate has
been favored by better start than his
opponent. And, somewhat unfortun-
ately, the Republican national cam
paign will remain handicapped until it
is definitely determined what treatment
Governor Hughes is to receive from the
Republican party In the greatest state
in the Union-Springheld Republican.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-22
The State Press
True as Gospel

To relieve a suffering man is good; :.
but to provide means whereby other
men shall not become sufferers is bet
ter. To feed hungry man is Chris
tian duty; but to provide ways by
which this man may earn his own
bread Is still more Christian. Let US
be Just, and also charitable, in judg-
ment.-San Jose Mercury.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-22

The Southern Pacific railroad asks
that the rebating indictments be
quashed. 1t evidently thinks the grand
jury went far enough. Observant
readers will discern that the S. P. has
still a plentiful supply of the quality
called Nerve.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-22
Democracy

William Jennings Bryan has con-
neeted the principles of Jefferson by an
inexorable chain of logic with the de-
mands and needs of the times and has
proved that in Democracy alone is pre-
served the spirit to which we owe our
liberty and that Democracy offers the
only solution of the problems which
have perplexed the country and which
threaten American institutions.--Buf-
falo Times.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-22
Santa Claus

The Spreckels outfit pretends to be
building railroad from San Diego to
Yuma in>competition with the South
ern Pacific. Same old bunco game.
The San Diego & Eastern, or whatever
it may be called, is Southern Pacific
enterprise and Spreckels is only the
stalking horse.-Imperial Valley Press.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-22

Bank examiners assembled in confer
ence at Washington were roundly
scolded by Lawrence o. Murray, comp
troller of the currency. He said their
work had been unsatisfactory and must
be improved.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-22

In spite of the refusal of Father-in-
Law Zimmerman to pay Son-in-Law
Manchester's debts, the duke will not
send the duchess home to her folks.
This is, indeed, true nobility on the
part of his grace (rote sarkastik).
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-22

Sixty Californians are about to visit
Japan in response to special invita-
ton from the Japanese government.
Japan is anxious to show that in spite
of rumors and rumor mongers she
would rather have the friendship of
America than its hostility or even dis
trust. Sensible Japan
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-22
A DespicabIe Eiuht

Hearst is making a most despicable
fight against Bryan, a fight which
clearly indicates that he is employed to
act his part as an agent for the corpo-
rate interests which know their only
immunity to the enjoyment of special
privileges can be obtained through the
success Of the Republican party
Grass Valley Union.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-22

An increase of $177,45o a month in
the citys payroll Is made necessary
by the aqueduct activity of the board
Of public works. There are 3115 posi-
tions which must be filed.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-22

A member of the state convention
of city and county school representa-
tives says a complete revision of Cali
fornia school laws is necessary and
will be asked of the next general as
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-22
FOR PRESIDENT
WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN
FOR VICE PRESIDENT
JOHN w. KERN
AT THE THEATERs

AUDITORIUM-"sold OF Fortune"
BELASCO-"Stronghea
BURBANK-"Mizpah."
GRAND-'The Rounders OF the Gay White
Way"
MAsON-"The Man Of the Hour"
PEOPLE'S-"Texas."
Observation-Disclosures vaudeville.
EAiPIREr-Vaudeville.
LOS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. vaudeville.
EMPIRE-Vaudeville
FISCHER'S-"The Rehearsal"
UNIoUE-"At Gay Narragansett"-"Mar-
red Too Soon"
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-22
Necessaries of Life

John Gates has blown in $4,000 for
fifteen finger bowls of gold, but when
it Is considered that these receptacles
may be used for holding poker chips
or cigar ashes, it cannot be contended
that John has displayed an extrava-
CANT taste.-Sacramento Union.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-22

Now again have come the days when
the distracted father gazes wildly upon
the lists brought home by his school
bows and girls and exclaims; Verify
solomon in all his glory uttered an
everlasting truth when he said of the
making of many books there is no
end"
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-22
We Want 1t All

Thirty days considered cash. We want
ali the piano business for the rest Of
the. month. We>are generally willing
ia divide, but 800 pianos must be sold.
No money required but 50 for 81 for
cash in 80 days. as advertised. Bart
lett Music Co.. 231 Broadway. opp.
City Hall a-12-E
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-22

Los Angeles is well represented at
the International Congress of Tuber-
culosis, which began its important
work in washington yesterday.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-22
Party of Improvement

The Democratic party has not only
made no alliance with the forces of
evil, but it is through it. and through
1t alone, that marked improvement in
good order has been made.-Bakers-
field California.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-22
s2 for 81

roR every dollar paid up to $50 as
Arst nayment we will give receipt
far twice the amount on any piano
purchased this wee6, 6,,or Ine U,,S1s big e5cil-
istt Music Co., 2S1 Broadway opp.
Citv Hall. 9-13-x
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-22
The Public Letter Box


ords
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-22
Cold Feet

The sports seem to have "cold feet"
this election. In previous years betting
was rife on the "curbs" and elsewhere
before the campaigns were as old as
the present one.-Ventura Democrat.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-22
Relief In siqht

Chicago tailors say that men will
soon be wearing sheath trousers. Oh,
well. anything will be a relief from
the baggy turn-ups.-Long Beach Tel
egram.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-22
Cautious

A girl may threaten to scream If a
man attempts to kiss her, but she sell
dom does 1t If there is a chance of
anyone's hearing her. Guadalupe
Moon.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-22
RuIlyl

The greatest stroke yet made for the
Democratic national ticket was the
decision of Taft to go on the stump
Santa Ana Bulletin.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-22
Emancipation

''The negroes are still in slavery"
says Colonel Watterson, land can only
be emancipated by voting the Demo-
cratic icket."-Omaha Bee.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-22

II you want 70 go east. c. Haydock. Agen
illinois Central r. r.. lis w. eth.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-22
What? What! What?

Speaking at garden party, President
Roosevelt is quoted as declaring that
American home life is not ideal. Is
this another of my policies" Mr.. Taft
has to subscribe to New York Herald.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-22
FuneveaI

Hasbin and Graves sounds like a
dead one.-Humboldt Times.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-22
Yellow Grease

Owing to liberal use of axle grease
Candidate Hisgen is getting his band
wagon to move along without much
reaking.-Chicago Record Herald.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-22
Silence Of Charles

Quiet as the campaign is, it is hardl.
more so that the Hon. Charles Warrel
Fairbanks.-NewY York Mail.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-10-07
Sine biibide aiinitlcr-a ncfbutc

er5ablt Der u8etit Y~ariiien": Der
beriibmte Sdauipieler 5reberic 2e-
maitre, oeiien Gitelfeit uno Gigell-
liebe in Der Sbeatermelt lpridiportz
lid aeblieben lit, ipar eemaltie ent-
riiitet, ipenn Die Muiifer, Die oos
Sbeoteror6elter bilbeten bei Der
fiinf5iglten @uffiibrung eines Stiides,
IN Dem er mitnirftei linn ni6t chen
10 oufmerfiam 5uborten, mie am
eriten Gage. 90 er cine Wfaht mar,
lieB er i6nen zines Cages burt einen
llfas flinotufL ooB tie, mdbreno er
ipielte, inn Srdeiter feline 3eitllng le-
len oiirften, nie Tie es felt utoenf-
liden 3eiten 81 tltn gelpobrt morell.
5reoeric bebauptete, oaB onrh oas
3eitungleien Ser Miuiifer oiein Spiel
beeintr16tigt meroe~. Gin alari-
nettiit aber moQte ii6 oieIe autofra-
tie nidt gefoaen loiietl uio las ri.
big meiter; er Tonne, iagte er, Elm
8erbot, oas ale @ren8ell Der Hedtc
zines Shmuipieles iiberi6reite, fei-
nestpegs ols bere6ti9t auerfenuen.
6reoeric bel6merte iih, fludta,
ifinpfte lllo fro9te mad Dem 9ornen
Der renitenoen a~lorinette. 3ufGQig
gina geraoe IN oieiem 4ugenblid Ser
mioeripenltige Muiifer our6 oa9
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-10-07

u9oiien mir oo6 bos, &apo," pe6r-
te tie. SD bin BET Sir"
0Sa, 9u unO oos ltngliid, S6r
ietb mir trelt."
SD urt0 bic @iilfe ODER menig=
items Die e6rlide, totfrdftige @iilfSbe-
rettl6aft, &opo," iogte Tie felt ullb
minfte @riinnalo beron. SD ners
De iebt geben, &opa, ib peroe 9id
NIT Serrn @riinpalo oIlein laIieH.
SIR peroet @lt6 ousipre6en ii6er
Define Sage, uno 8u nirIt nidt Der
lollen fem" Sic nidte Dem Irditef=
ten nod emit SIT ltno perldpor1o I'M
Snneren 6es @ebdltoes. @riimpolb
ober trot ouf Ben 5reiberrn 8lt, Ser
ii6 erbob. @inen Mngenblid i6olt-
ten Tie iid groB in sic 9[u9er, 0onn
iogte @Genitetn leiie: uSie, 8ritn-
tpulo, Sic mollten mir olts oieicr
Boti6e belfen?"
~@enn i6 es bari mill i6 es
i%pentgitens Der u6en, SEER b. Naen=
itein," mtportete Der iltrge Malm
nit ii6erer Stimnle. l1no mieoer
blidten lie ii6 IN Die Nltgel1. Damn
madte Der Sreiberr cine fat miBad)=
tenoe geipeeung eeeen oie 9olonie
BIN unb iogte: u@os mare es a1dl,
penn iener idone Sroum 5erranne!
: Nber - Dos mir anpertra1te Ser
m0aen ntetrter Shfpe1ter babe ih ut
Ser &olonie nit p%erlponot."
gr iagte es 10 leile, mie penll er
cine S6ulo in Ser 8ei6te %befdltllte,
oam1 lieB er iid pieoer in i~ei1e.l
5eliel iinfen uno beoedte sic 9lltgen
nit Ser Sano.
@abreno a1es oel1en bette lid)
oie gebeime Nerpolit0t Melittos, Die
ibon pabreno oes Mittagsmobls
iiber lie gefommen NOR, bis sur LII.
ertragli6feit gelteieert. @s nor ibr
unmoglid, Dos @ei6mdb oes alien
Maiors meiter nit an5rboren, uno
Tie befunoete Ben gnti6luB, ii6 ur-
nuffaqig nod 9anle 81 begeben,
neil tie fiible, ooB Die beftige Mfi-
Crane, an Der lie BIN uno pieoer
eioe, inn @n5ue beeriffen lei. Nur
ben &naben bot Tie. oaB er lie his
81 ibrem @ouie begleiten moge, nm
lie no6ber bel ben Seinen 5u ent-
lfuloigen. @ern folgte arnulf if
rem 8llni6e nno fam ii6 gan5 rit-
terli6 Dor, als er Die idone nno aui=
fdaige 5rou our6 bic StroBen Scr
&olonie fiibrte ullo bemerfte, oob
ibren neueieriee 8lide foleten.
SD mage bellte nidt, Sic 81 BIT
ten, bel mir ein5lttreten, mein jun
ger Serr Baron, oemt ib babe orillz
geno Der &i1be notie," lagte Tie Dor
Ser Sir 8u ibrem 9egleiter, legte
linn Die Sano ouf Die Sdulter, blif.
te i'm la6elno an ntlo meitste,
o@ber inter ltns geiagt, id babe
MIDI lieber BON Sbnen bierberbrirgen
| laiIen, als ooB i6 BEN brapen often
Wojor CUR 9eeleitlrng eebabt batte.
Scr eeborene aapalier itedt oo6 in
| Sbnen. Sd boffe, DAB Sic mir
Ell an0ernlol oas 8ergniigen Sbre5
8elu6es ihenfen.
(5ortiebuno foIst.]
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-10-07
Sas 81 hes Columbus.

Mall6e anideineno nnersriinolide
Gnfgaben finoen 10 lei6t lire 2oinn9,
ipie oas alf benz &opfe itebenbe @ltIz
ilerei, Das bon Der neberlieferung NIT
Dem gntDeder nn1eres @eltteiles in @er<
bi1tonng gebra9t miro. 9te1er grfahz
rl1ng besegnet M ie1r 1dnfig IN Der
Maebi5in. Sic beiben beten 8eiipiele
liefern Die gntbedung Der 8asinen unb
Die @rfinoung bon &nofeiis 6ur6 9r.
Silsbee. Seit bieier grfinoltng ae66rt
Die Seilrng Der 9dmorrboibeit, an Ser
mo i6on per5tpeifelt bate, at ben elm
fa6Iten 9ingen. Cine 8rpbe bon biez
fem unfeblbaren 9eilmittel pirb bon g.
Nenitabter & 60, 8or 1916, Netp Port,
frei ber1dn0t.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-10-07
NIIerIei.

Oienitaa abero pnroe cine ait.
Notwithstanding in Ser
geetboben-5oae abgebaIten, in Der
ungefdbr 200 9elegoten fir Sic 9ln-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in SouiIoll
ertpablt tporben.
Der Staotrat bat Die 8eltiin-
mungen iiber Sanitdtspelen oabin
alnenoiert DAB fiinftig Guberfuloie-
erfranfungen nno Spoesf6Qe bon
ben bebnnoelnoen @er5ten angeme[oet
Der0en miiiien. gr bat ferner cine
Sroinan5 angetlommer, meIde bic
8erbreiterung Der Souiton Strobe
bon Der Santa 8oia @penue big sur
8eeos StraBe anoronet.
Cite Mn5abl 9emofraten Bot
9ienstas morgen eine 8"eriammliune
a~bgebalten uno Bldne fir cine ener-
glide Gampngne entfporfen. Wtan
befiirdtet, oaB Campbell bier n9erar
GountD gelhlagen iperben Tonne.
Hifter 8mDer bat Die @rano-
SSurp ipe3iea i%nftruirt, auf Die 9urd.
fibrung oes Basin Me@regor-@e-
ieses gu oringen. Die Grano=SurD
beitebt aug folgenoen Serren: S. s.
Shlatber, go. @eltens, Charles
Cobb, 50. s. Moore Sr., q. S.
Sduls, aaron 5ranf, eugene Solm-
green, George Stumberg, Santes
Sidmon, CHARLES @ersoorff alberi
6rieorid ufio 6. 6. 2oiperp. gugene
9olmgreen lit 8orliber.
Siinf-0 oaar-S heine, Die ge-
ididt in 3tpan5ig-D onor-S deine UNI
gelDanoelt iino, iino bier i'm I'm
lnuf.
Gbos. S. 9erner bat Iid onl
Wontag nadmittag in ieinem Sauie
erihoIien. 9ie 2eife muroe erft "a
Stunoen ipater gefunoen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-10-07
Gimlaomng.

Sbr, bic tbr fatt't, BON fern iii,o NAB,
I'm n11're Satr eltd) ST. betradlten,
ger9eht ittd)t., oaR rpdl andres pa,
2sprahT tDr Tn9ltm 1ohfef adDfen.
~ .e aS yata y. lgpm, gelu.k, ~ "
Sn W., tous enW lsn.eIs, ...
S Wp s'a ~. on sS aaps Sak NJ ~ 'p'kt'
NppD" ". @ea''pss p'pl'''e'''
Sic ,umnberidlSnifen aiIer aSbem.
Inn 6fei6t i6r ifehrn. in sieht's c,td, hier
Sinein NIT uniid6f6nre,, sSaSrn,
9etpik, es tuirb Giid ntdt perbrieken,
Sebanbelt tperbet ibr sans feti,
Selbit tuenn i1r fette1 Sa1f iuDllt ihlic=
ZEN.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-10-07
&inScrscidJidten.

ga iibe ib nun - 10 er5dblte cine
2ebrerill - mitten orin in eincm
9anflein bon lieben ainoern una
freue mid immer bon neltem liter
al Die ginfale, iiberal' oieie liibcns
naipen Observation-Disclosures Sic
our6 uSSuttg=9 euti6lal1os" &opf uno
Ser86en 5ieben. glGe oie &inoerge-
i6idten, Die in meinem eigenen gro
@ei6miiterfreiie paiiiert limo uno
bon Wiitter6en iett mtlfmol lin
0ammeritiinO6en~ gum 8eIten gege-
ben peroen5 uiro @ei6i6ten, Die mir
anoere Miitter BON i6ren lieben &lei-
nelt er5dblen, fonlllen oo5u, uno
10 finoet iid) 10 niel oSeiteres utlo
Grfreulides ans &inoerml1n0" 3ltz
ialnme1t, BOB i6 oapon obgcbea
modte an anoere, Die al16 Sim fiir
6ltrnor ullo 2iebe uno 8erItGn6niS
fir peroenoe Weni6enfi1oer ba6en.
9a lteeen zines abenos sic bet
ben ltn5ertrenlliden" @ottfrieo ullo
@uitel, IN ibren 8ett6en utlo NOR
ten big Mlttter gum 8eten fornlnf.
gnolid fommt tie ulo bort our6 Die
balbeeoffnete 5ure I'M Reben5immer
idon folgenoen @ebetsitreit. 8ntt-
frieo: o9itte, lieber Soft, laB oud
oos @ras redt idon lang padlcil,
oaB mir feline StrduBe oopon mo-
den fonnen fir Wlltter nno Die arl-
oerenl" Sn etipos berridiiidtigcm
gonfaa laBt iid iofort Die Gimme
Der fleiten @uitel p~ernebnlen: u9teii5
lieber @ott, tu's lliht, lali' oas @ros
fur5 madien, ooB mir fem braltf
ipielen foru1enl" SIMMER bisiger
miro bas relieioie @ortgefe6t Der
geioen. &aum l1Bt ems Dem onocrn
3eit, feline 8itte Dem Iieben Soft III
Der g~eborigen Sorm por5utragen. so
erreet bittet @ottfrieo Inn redof
redt lanees @ras uno lhlieBt fait
otemlos: y2ieber @ott, til altd ia,
mas ih min = @uitel on idtpeigit
- Mmenl~
SIN 8farbauie auf Dem 9onoe
it's. @ben bat iid Elm Gegierungs-
rat anaemeloet, Der in Sdul6allS
etpas gu tlln bot. gater nro Ntltt-
fer beraten beim Mittageiien eifrigit
mie es am belten ein5uridten lei
nit Ginlaonna nno 8emirtung bes
frentoen Serrr. 9a fommt ibnen ilr
iiberaus praftiid angeleeter iiebel=.
iabriger Stemmbalter gu Silie:
uWntter, idreib' bod einfad, er ioa
gum &affee fommell, uno Denn er
folnmt, oerrn giebt's @bofolaoe!"
Cine eroBere 5reuoe ullo lleberra=
idltng fointe ieiner Meinnng nod
faitm einem Sterbli6en 5uteil Der-
oen.
Silneen meroen INNER i'm 2ebell
poree5ogen. 80, oaB Dos ma gor5
gepiB it, pie mein fleiner Sdiilei
Iagt. ga lpar's cine gang perniinf
tige Soee bon eirem fleinen Maoden
meiner 9efannt6aft, iid) an einca
StubI at itelen, NIT oen SiiBen gu
tronlpeln uno gu idreier. Ser
Storf ioa mid aber umbriiteny i6
milf nlh Elm Suttge merOenl@
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Sn 9alGos, 60 Grange, gfuItf1
uno muoern Stdoten mur6e am
9ienitag Der o9eutide Sag" gefeicrt.
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eSsn 0en 0iesiqhriaen bon Gro

SSn ber oiesiabrieen bon 9srof.
felior &arl Sbeooor @aeoerb in
@reisipalo gelieferten geeubeitr1gelt
sum Gbarafterbiloe oes eroBen Dia-
leftoi6ters ult0 prd6tigen MenIden,
namli6 III Dem Hellter= &alenber allf
1909 finoet iid EN- 8rief Ser 6rie
Geuter als einen origineaen ltrlo
i~poBbaften 2ebensfiinftler 5eiat.
&euter i6reibt in eirlem 8rief on iei=
nen Sreuno Geters auf Sbalberg,
mo er gaitli6e Mufnabme %gefunoen
bat, unter mloerem: ISM iibrigen le=
ben mir bier iebr gut unb 5mar o1lrd)
meine Siiriorge unb aaf oeine Soften.
SIS batte freilih ihle6t ausfaaelt
fonnen, BENT faum mart S9r fort,
als @roBrnmo cine Geriam1nlullg
einberief mo ben Gori6lag mad)te,
bon nun ab re6t idle6t unb lpor-
lam 5n leben uno gum 3eilenis oel=
len oas magerite Sdaf in Der gali5ell
SCRIBE 81 i6lo6ter. Gem mioeriese
i'd mid nnter Infiibrung feines afl=
oeren 8rltnoes als oeiien: Sbr fonn-
tet ms oies peroenfen ober gar fir
oumm balten. SD muBte meine an-
itdt 10 biinoig por5utraeelt, BOP i1
III elmer feierlihen abitimmnng ii6er
Die 5rage: loa gut ODER idledt ge-
lebt, ioa Elm ihlebtes S6af ooer Elm
letter Sammel geidladtet peroen,
Sieger blieb. Die glert Itelte an
Dem eriten Sab: loa gut gelebt ner-
ben, ben ergdn5ungsantrag: uio4
lultig gelebt lperoen," mas aber aa-
gemeine Wtisbiaiglng fano, neil ib
IN einer Observation-Disclosures Heoe
nodpies, ooB mir unmoglid Bel Gu
rer Ibmeienbeit luitig iein fonnten,
oaB mir pflibtgemaB trallrig iein
miiBten, ober 5ur Starfung Der Sire
atllr gut leben miiBten. Mein Gin
trog ging our6 ulo MN leben mir
gut mto limo trourig nit 4nsnahne
Der &inoer, Die gut unb luitig leben,
neil bie arnten @iirmer es nift BEL
Ter periteber, es feblt ibnen nod Die
aultur Ser @elt.@
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flie9em burH
bte Smft.
@orfibrnnsen in 8arnnm nnS But
leg's Cirrus,

3mei rei8enoe iunee Sron5oiinncn,
Die S6peitern ga &aque, fiibren oaS
i%eniotioneae &unltItiid Dor. sic file
gen NIT ibren Iutomobilen poni
Dom oeS 3eltes auf einem engen
@eleiie in einem @infel bon As @rao
berob uno lanoen auf elmer i6nlal-
len GIutform. Gins iiberboIt ieood)
oas anoere. 9os cine lit rot, Dos
onoere blou angeitrider, 10 DOB Sic
3ti6auer oas Wonoper genm1 per-
fplgen fonnen. 8ieler Gift, Ser oas
8ublifum in Die groBte Spanmlng
periebt, lit aIlein oos @intrittsgelo
inert.