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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-14
new NORMAL SCHOOL BUILDING
SOUTHEAST CITIZENS ON REC.
ORD IN ITS FAVOR.
Harvard Street Site Endorsed in Res
olution-Anacostia Flats Inn
provement Discussed.
At the Mans Store.

Further support for the proposition for
the construction of a new normal school
building on ground owned by the Dis
trict in Columbia Heights, which has
long been advocated by the Columbia
Heights Citizens Association. was secured
last night at meeting OF the Southeast
Washington Citizens Association. j.
Clinton Hiatt of Columbia Heights adj
dressed the meeting and he declared
normal school was one of the greatest
needs OF the local school system. AL
Ian Davis. principal of the Eastern High
School, also spoke In favor Of the nor
NAL school plan. He said the only normal
school in the District Of Columbia is To-
Gated in the basement and attic of tho
Franklin School building. and he asserted
no other city of the country is SO poorly
equipped for educating those who desire
to become teachers. resolution was
adopted by the meeting advocating the
immediate construction of a normal
school building on the lot at 18th and
Harvard streets. In his talk Mr.. Davis
also pointed out the crowded conditions
which obtain in the Eastern High School,
and the association voted favorably on
another resolution for the erection of
a new Eastern High School with ample
Fairgrounds and an athletic field.
The association voted to voice a pro-
test against the existing system of trans
fers from lines of the Washington Rail-
way and Electric Company, which serve
the southeast section to those penetrating
the northeast.
Considerable discussion occurred on the
attitude the association should take to-
ward the work of reclamation of the
Anacostia fats. and after w. d. Luckett
chairman of the rivers and harbors COM
mittee, had outlined the improvements
which have already been made, including,
he said, the filling in of more than half
of the marshes. and the deepening Of
the channel, the association adopted his
motion that the secretary of the associa-
ton be instructed to thank the Commits
sioners for their earnest endeavors to inn
prove conditions along the river front.
The Lynchburg Wa) Associated Char
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-14
WILLIAM A. GASSAWAY DEAD.
Resident Of Montgomery County
Victim of Heart Failure.

Special Dispatch to The Star
ROCKVILLE, Md, October 14.-Wil-
liam Augustus Gassaway. a lifelong resi-
dent of Montgomery county and one of
its best known citizens. died suddenly
here yesterday from heart failure. at
the residence Of his son-in-law, Joseph
Reading. with whom he had recently re-
sided.
Mr.. Gassaway had been In failing health
for some time. He was seventy-two years
Of age. Four children, Mrs. Joseph Read
ing, Mrs. Bowie +. Waters and Mrs. Rob-
ert l.. McNair of Charlotte Court House,
Va. a son. DIR. William Gassaway of
Wicomico county. Md: brother, John
II. Gassaway. and sister. Mrs. George
G. Bradley. both of Montgomery county,
survive him.
The funeral services will be held at his
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-14
HEIGHT & co. ANNIVERSARY
SUCCESSFUL LOCAL ESTABLISH
MENT ANNOUNCES BIG SALE.
Has Grown From Small Beginning
to Present Size Through Attrac-
tive Modern Methods.

Hecht & Co. 513-J15-517 7th street, is
one of the mercantile institutions Of
which Washington may well be proud
This firm, already long established in
Baltimore, came to this city over thir-
teen years ago, and opened a single
store at it's present location. The ven-
ture meant success. An entirely original
method of dealing with the people Of
Washington was announced, and the
buying public soon learned to appreciate
the advantages derived from patronizing
an establishment where low prices were
made possible through the stores large
buying and advanced business methods
Patrons, however, had yet to make the
acquaintance of the plan by which a
large and modern department store was
ready and willing to serve their every
want and take small payments at future
dates in liquidation of the debt. The
knowledge of the Hecht system of Buy
now-pay later" appealed to people of
every grade and station; the highest Of
ficiai and daily wage worker sharing the
advantages which the Hechts have made
so famous.
Grew Through Public Favor.
Owing to the popularity of the stores
plan of merchandise distribution. the one
another added This again proving in
sufficient for the transaction Of the rap
idly growing business, third store was
added, and the entire establishment was
practically rebuilt into one of the most
up-to-date business houses in the cOun-
try This vast enlargement of the bust
ness quarters was made just five years
ago. and in commemoration of this event
the house has arranged an anniversary
col tn
important in it's history.
No Profits for a Week.
1t is announced that the store will
forego profits for the weeks selling, as a
testimonial to the great public which has
aided SO materially in the upbuilding of
it's success. That it will prove an occa-
sion of widespread interest is assured
and that the ,hrongs which every day
make this one of Washington's busiest
stores will be doubled and trebled for
the anniversary days goes without saying.
AS is we'll known. the Hecht stores
carry in the one establishment complete
lines of wearing apparel for men, women
and children, furniture. pianos, carpets,
draperies, notions, toilet accessories. dry
goods and all departments properly found
in the greatest department stores
In today's Star will be found the an
nouncement of the anniversary sale,
which will amply demonstrate the char
acter of the offerings that promise to
make the coming week the biggest and
busiest in the entire history of this
popular establishment.
The firm of Hecht & Co. consists of
Messrs Alexander Emanuel, Albert and'
Moses Hecht, the former being the WASH
ington resident member. Stores in Wash
ington, New York city and Baltimore
make up a chain of establishments whose
strength is evidenced by the extensive
buying operations made possible by the
immense outlet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-14
late residence at o'clock tomorrow aft
ernoon. Interment will be made Friday
morning at Beallsville, Md
BODY HURLED INTO STREET.
Chicago Mourners Hysterical When
Car Collides With Hearse.

CHICAGO, October IA hearse bear
ing the body of Anton Piechocinski, sew
enty-two years old. which was On the
way to ST Adeiberts cemetery. was
struck and demolished yesterday morning
by street car.
The mourners crowded around the
wrecked hearse and some of the women
became hysterical upon seeing the body
of Piechocinski lying in the street.
The body was carried into undertaking
rooms nearby, placed in a new casket
and, after a hearse had been summoned.
cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-14
SUCCESSOR TO BLACKBURN.
Panama Canal Commissioner to Be
Appointed.

high salaried appointment soon to be
at President Taft's disposal will be that
of Panama canal commissioner to sue
coed former Senator Joseph c. S. LACK
burn. who for several years has been at
the head of the department of civil adj
ministration in the Canal Zone. The
position pays $4,000 year. MIR. Blac &
buEn has not yet formally rendered his
resignation, but officials here acquainted
with his intentions, say that there. is no
doubt that he intends to do SO. as he de-
sires to return to his Kentucky home to
live. The commissioner left Colon for
New York a few days ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-14
Charged With Rifing Mail Pouches

CHICAGO. October 1i.-Edward Singer,
mail handler, employed by the Chicago
Great Western railroad, was arrested to-
day by post Office inspectors on a charge
of rifing mail pouches. The losses of
which complaint has been made to the
federal authorities and which led to the
investigation which caused Singers ar
rest aggregate several thousand dollars.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-14
f II E E
p D [ E
6 d r. E
SENT 70 DEMONSTRATE THE MERITS OF
PYRAMID PILE CURE.
WHAT IT HAS DONE FOR OTHERS 1T CAN
DO FOR YOU.

We have testimonials by the hundreds show
ing all stages, kinds and degrees OF piles which
have been cured by Pyramid Pile Cure
II you could read these unsolicited letters you
would doubt go to the nearest drug store and
buy a box Of Pyramid Pile Cure at once, price
fifty cents.
We do not ask you to do this. Send your
name and address and we will send you q trial
package by mail free.
We know what the trial package will do. In
many cases it has cured piles without further
treatment II 1t proves its yalce to you order
more FROM your druggist, at Soc a box. This
is fair. is 1t not? Simply NIL out free coupon
below and mail today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-14

The Lynchburg Wa) Associated Char
tiles is arranging for tag day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-14

Karl Troile, an enterprislng Dane. who
recently purchased the estate of DR.. Levin
Sothoron. near Charlotte Hail. Md. is
making improvements the property
which will cost several thousand dollars,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-14

Through an idea advanced by Charles
w. Scott of Lynchburg. Va, the chamber
of commerce is at work on a plan to
esta blish high-grade college, which is
designed to be the equal in its scope and
class Of any institution in the state or
southern states.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-14
FOR CONGRESS
Commissioners to Urge RecIa-
nation of Anacostia Flats.
HAVE FACTS TO PRESENT
Know Owners of Riparian Rights
Along River Front.
DEMANDED BY LAWMAKERS
Prospect Of Legislation Better Than
Ever Before, Says
Mcfarland.
HAVE FACTS TO PRESENT
DEMANDED BY LAWMAKERS

For the reclamation and improvement of
the Anacostia flats, the District Commits
sioners will renew their fight before the
next session of Congress.
And they will be in a better position
than ever to push the project, because
they will be able to present to the legis-
ownership of riparian rights. Without
such information Congress has been un-
willing to start the work.
Hugh T. Taggart. counsel for the
United States In the litigation affecting
the Potomac flats, has been at work for
several months investigating the ripa-
rian rights and expects to complete the
task about January 1. This will place it
In the hands of Congress in time for it's
consideration in connection with pro-
posed Anacostia flats reclamation legisla-
ton.
Better Prospects Than Ever.
I'VE have better hope for success at the
coming session than ever before de-
clared Commissioner Mcfarland today,
because we shall be able to furnish Con-
gress with a report showing who owns
the land along the Anacostia.
I'VE found. when We started in nine
years ago to urge prompt action. that
the first question in the minds of sena-
tors and representatives was as to
whether we would have to pay for pr-
vate land, and if SO, how much-which
involved the whole matter of titles in
the riparian territory. The experience
which had been had in the Potomac flats
ate and House to feel that the question
of title must be settled first
Seeing this, the Commissioners OBJ
tanned an appropriation of 5000 for re-
port by the Department of Justice and
the preparation of a man by the War
Department in 1903. That report was
delayed for more than two years. and
when it came to Congress was not salts
factory to the committees.
"Thereupon the Commissioners asked
FOR an appropriation, which they obtain
ed last year to the amount of $1,000, to
enable them to have a special examina-
ton of the titles made, SO that they
could report the facts to Congress.
Taggart's Word Final.
T. Taggart, who was counsel for the
United States in the Potomac flats liti-
cation. and who is recognized as the au-
thorfty on riparian rights in the Dis
trict of Columbia. Mr.. Taggart consent
ed to make the investigation, and prom
ised to have his report ready by the 1st
of January next.
HE is making a thorough inquiry.
believe his report will be accepted as
final by ALL Certainly Congress will
then know all about the titles and VIII
have no reason for further delay in en-
tering upon the work of improvement.
Last year the Commissioners urgent
ly recommended it. together with the
project for the improvement OF Rock
Creek Park between Washington and
and the project for improving
the water front. When these three
projects, which the Commissioners have
so urgently recommended are carried out
we shall have made a long step in the di-
rection of proper improvement of the
Capital"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-14

w. c. Boserman of Staunton. Va, has
sold his farm Of 262 acres, with brick
dwelling and numerous outbuildings. to
Jacob Hevener, jr., for $4,000.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-02-21
X ;. o. 1iIelsmer.
Gr3bilhof Don WIilpo

81. 9. Die Goaects fir bic 5nbids
mere II. Qe9srs Yifiontn pirb in bic.
fem 5abr Mot aufaenommsn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-02-21

gtr Der Roth oHF'rat. 8eri6isrHatier
lasr 9lottsr piNsH oa ron fpirtlih
aeroiihsm G%pfsrmuib uuo Gutios
lanasesiit oes iatb. 9herus riibrenoe
seiipisIe ~ sv3a9Isn. Gitle 6siItlihe
amen auBeroem ron auslpdrts in Die
Srsbsbsn8easnoen IND balisn aerooe
cert. 100 Die Roth an er0Bten uno
oisfe am noihpenOiaiten mar. Sine
hchs niiliidrif6e 9srIDnlinieit (@en.
92a3saO. bic miiten in Der 0ilfsaciion
fir WeNin0 itsht. uno ieOenfaus @eIe-
gsnbeit bat gu Iebsu uno al btobahten,
cril6rie Dem 9eritterfatttr oes .@ors
risre o'Stalia@: 9naeHnts bes unee
heuren @lenos bieisr fo~rtpdbrenoen
Observation-Disclosures Fae IS INNER
unO immer ipieoer hisielbeR SosaIe. bic
ii6 t1diirdftia srpeiIen uno o~ffeubaren
sao oas limb Die oes qrieIers uno oes
SoIoaien.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-02-21
AIlerlrt uuttt Tuge.

Die SsIieiprsduns Der SunsfruIl
bon Orleans, Seanue o'Nre, finbet auf
25. Qpril tn ct. get,r's Itatt. unes&
fdbr $4,000 FrunaoHfds piIssr unb COZ
franSoFide giidSFe psrbsn 81 BEE
Ttier trfpdrtst. Die SeIigipr,nun4
bes sbrpiiroigsn SObann Gubts pir1
am ~Folgsnben Sonntaes unb bic os1
s~brpiroigeu Gapilas uub Der Wdrtp1
rer gbiHo's, 2ontins uirp. ON 2. WaoF
itattfi90sn. Die imponirtnbe 1eitr
Der StiIiafprshuns b.s fsIiesn SriOt
unb oes islissn Clemens Sofbdnsr IL
fit oos 5tii Gbrliii 9immsIfobrt (1~.
uloD ieitgtisti fpOrOsn.
Der 3. 9.sa. esuiraIO,r,iN
wirb cub in oiefsm Sabre DisbsrA
cine QeierspTsnnie GoLectt psrdnF
iiolten aemdb sinem duf Der G%snsrdls'
bsriammlune AZ glsp,Iano a%nssRoHs
msnsn gslhlub. Sn Der iiHeitsa
hummer oss .gentralblattss" psroTf
fsnilidt 6r. QrdFoent GsItsrs eins1
Qufruf gu oieism 3psd. Wldn esesnh
bic Bslost. isbss DlaI iUsnn Elm ana
fsbnli6sr geirae bsifammsn N, iofors
absul6itsn, 70 baB re Der 81. Batter,
fa1s e itin Wunih 1T. aud fir BIO
0ot6leioenben in Saos Jtalisn perfssH.
ben fam. 1os SlenS 1T ia bort Hc&
fe6r aroB. uno nod auf donate bins
aus fperbsn benz 81. Batter @dbeH 1un
qinb,runq Der 9otblaes piatommse
feiu. qlud biz Gaben Solder. bis nidg.
Witaliebsr eines 9treins iine. ipsresn
nit 1ans aneencmmsu. Q1s geitrosG
Frb ia isnben an Rub. 2ruessr. ssoS
26Io g. 9sFf~fsR QSs., 81. epRiae
.TlA
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-02-21
Der FatbSIiictc Glerms ans
Sos GrNhebem im llleiiinn.

Der italieni te Mariueminifer Wiras
hello BAT mad einer elansenhen Der
t9sioiguno Der our6 ben republicans
imen Ab0sprpneten GolGpdnui auqe.
ariffenen NlariueloIoaien. anf bic
6ra9e oeIel6tn Nb0sDroneten, mas Der
tdtboIiihe 6lerus sur QinoerlRq hes
ourh Die @robeben & iaitrophe perur
ia6ten slcaoes eethan babe, Die qnl
mort asgeben, Der glerus mar gar
niht ooer ialfm 3u ieben. Alsroines
nsribeilten in QeEaro sfpei prieiier
8roo nno mirlten Mlmber Der Gboris
tas. Sn MleHina %bert6eilte elm qnoerer
Brielter ben Sterbenoen ben firlbli6en
1roIt. uno duh gii6of Worabito uno
einiQe anorrs @eiitli6e t6aten in ieoer
gesie6unq tore gffihi. 46er bic Nm
oeren2 Dtr Gr3biihoF bon Wleiina
iGidte gum 5hiffs bss aonias ieinsn
Secfet0r, Der in einem tort ihrie:
.Moieltdil Moislidtl" ~ 0ds 1T III
les. mas Der marineminiter BON Der
Silfst6dtiaitft bee glerus su 6sri6ten
BAT. Niemono. nidt einmal bic robias
ieften .aniifleriCaleu" uub 5ocidlis
fen BADEN nieie Worte ernit qeuoms
men. einem ldnaereu 8sri6te. ben Der
sGorritre StaIid~ bon ieiusm Spss
cialcorrefpouosaten aus WeHina srs
bait, eninehuen mir mn 8~eigenoes.
Der Seroisaus unb Die Gslbnperieuss
nunq oes erSbii6ois BON Uleiiin1
pirD pon 91en riidbalilos ausrtannt.
Sin anoersr gneel Der G6orttas auI
BEN 1rammerfslos NlsHira's III Der
ubrioens ihon fDdbrenb unb mad BEN
Grobeben in Galobritn bor BRET Sab
rem esraoe burh fem islbiloies Mirs
Ten riihmlihH befanHt %1eporDene 8is
fdof Woro6ito (GHo 9taIisn). @u6
biesmol IL gr init alien nur Derfiigs
barren gsirlihen fofort CUR uneliidss
HATTIE oeeil.. uno feline Seminariitsn
noreu untsr BEN eriten, pslde oleih
mad BEN llualidt Elm siesnss 6ilfsco.
mite bilbtitH. Wtilitar unb 0iUil6ss
h5rben. Qeiigr Der berIdisoeniten6ilfss
eomtiss, Wldnnsr oner Qarteiihoiiis
runatn fns siuie IN BET @nerisnnune
Der @ubienHt oisfes giihoies unb ieis
nee Glerus. Dnb nad Dem grobsben
eins Mg1rlis esr h%unasrnber Huo friss
rsubsn g5lfsnaHsH hiuian 9sbdlisH
msresn fonrt psrbonti man einiimmis
oem 1Irf6fsls aasr enoepeihteH IN srs
ifsr qfnis rem t~6oifrGfsietn Gtnsrsiisn
hes giIh5is Worobito. Der fofori bic
not6psroiat 1n5abl Don aahn uab
WSrmrc6sn sinriffets uno 8fDar 8um
orStisn Ttsils nit 6ilfs itints opisrs
ireusi0en Uterus. 81e rsn antors
msnbsu filis6srsiitr ardfis. oaruHtsr
fooor rabieals unb aniitlgritals Abs
s~sorentis. fslsn no foiori uHisr bic
6tnahrts c6eEIsiiun9 bisiss giI60fs.
In fsn obsaessnsH. BON Grbbsbsu BIZ
froffsntn gsmsiHbsn. mohin fisber
lpssf uitt aug ei0sHsr @srfdHloung.
fonstrn inIoiss ser iniefien DerbiHs
sunol b, CiDilbsborbsn nihi ssioms
men Fnb otsr psniafsus febr fpdt,
mar g csrobe bsr Cristisrus. nslnsr
as tresr aEo siGia& sins4sy einSt'
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-02-21
AtununGsbnrkrttr orr
Whe.

Wnoere 3eitsn bringen onoere Ct
eanten. brinosn onbere 6offnuneen Il.
DiinTns urh dnotre Wenihen. Set
sinsm S~abrbunbert eebt btr We6iel
Der 3siten elsihlam fdne1er uno bic
5oIoen Der Berdnberung esben tieFer
ms Bolt. Mas friiber GinseIne be-
aeifterte poer in Wabn perIebte, bas
padt beute bic MoFen uno sineaoe Sc
bonfen perbinoen Te ale su einem aes
fhloKenen Seer, oos bieIgn @eodnten
9tltune nsri6affen nil i'm 9ebsn,
6tnbsrniFe gssen lie binpsar6umt
obne gebenteu, Of niht nit bitler
Rdumune qan5e Mausrrsibsn nahs
Riirssn uno bic Ssirmenbsn an boben
reiben - obne 9ebsnten, ob man an
STEELE osg alien gaues au6 Elm 6aus
AT Teben fpiFs, eas nnr onndberno
iens GrfoIae unb 0srsunitiguHgen biss
tet. pis oas ate.
Dieter @eift Der Reusrune Bat F6
Dsriubt ouf nirtbIhaftIitsm @sbist,
no man isne Shrdnien fortuabm. biz
friihsr pom itdatliden unb fttlideu
@tfegs es3oatn iparen. bafait btr Gin
seine fdl ousltbsn t0nns in ieintr
meiis, 70 ipie bic @trbdltniHs e ibm
eeTiotien frGrben. uno mas man ba aes
madi. bas motte man 81 atrrs aud
dnF Dem Bsbiete oer 1amiIis nit otr
g perFuhen. Wan mpfts aud bet
bic foatliHen unh Ftili6sn Sdrantsn
rser6umen. NIT ssnsn re felt Sahrs
h~uneertsn umatbtn mar. Wan m1tts
aud Bier BEN ginstlnen frtie Balm
ma1ta, i'm ale gdnDe obnsamen. ba.
nit Ct auh bist auf bitFsm Gebis.e isi.
ntn sigsnsn meg mad isinsn siaeHtr
qHfen ethsn tonne. DIR proieF1n.
iismus tcnnis susrh uuf bitten De-
btstt bic ate lirHlihs Etfsnas MIDI
ftfhafssn. Rom aberlitb tin eansss
gdns bsr reliei5isn 9nrarnsi sinsa
6ttnrt6 e. I'm een 8ranbiab Don bei
Giubeit nnb unssrtrtrnlidtsit ser GhI
! fsiisnbalitn. quihsr uns genoFtu obsl
leiesr nitt an ioihsn g~runbidsen r.
&c rorsn iaon ziemiid ~borausfsbt
mas unh arunbTeslos. - 0is esl
I fsfe fommt. I'M nstsn isinsf rs6smd.
biesn Gsrahlin Hoh cine sfptitt Tral
~ hcbsn. bttommi Il lire 3nhimmgn,
- oti6on fe Isins 5ur6t ~ hatsr
I brtu6ieH, eab q unfsr eds Sistenes
fts bsr faitoiif5sn air6s sarE6sttrss
Rsm Dtfs. sas stiH RT6sn msslid
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-02-21

lsits ano ben terettiaten 5oroerunasn
oes ein5slnen Msnl6tn 0%noerfeits.
Nber lieai Rint cine 6~erslofafsi!
obne @lei6en oarin. slrsien Wseuiden
Die einanosr Iisbtu uno einanoer an
lireben NIT %elemeniarer Maant. ielAen
Wltalnen fir imner Die Wlrolid.ei!
einer @erbinoana a6saidusiosu2 "a
IS lieat BARN Oieist6e 5ersloEaleii. Sic
ben arst nit f,iner Wimper suden
lein Huge naB perosa lGbl, ruenn er
nit ieInem 9tefer audi Dos uaeutbehr
li6fie @Iieo isiuss liebitsn Frsuuoes
entfsrnt, uu ibu Dot Qr0berem Sna
ben 81 belDuayeul Die SmpGte nennt
oas 9erSlofs.sit asiunoen M,enlnens
peritono ntnn. nus Startmut6. 60
iit's du6 bier. Wie nanbes @6ealiid
ipiiree IN bic Bride aeben oubel
benen. bic i6on IopieTo in bic Bride
ethen lpenn Der 9sioenfdafi freie
Sahn uno belle Ssirisoiauuq in oieitr
Rtdltung 9~el0iea piroe2 ID Touie bic
@ren5e fir ihre T%orbtunaeu ieiu2 -
Rein, bier pou 9eirie6iauns res Ser
sens, BON AodaebtA au Iprtden, oas
1T oieieIbe @eisheii, Die Dem loosrnoen
6euer ole @inotrniFe uno Shranttn
ipe1Himmt in oem @eodniea. Is fole
Meter freien. bis IS Iatt oe%lporoeu.
Us fpiro iiumcr peitere 8rsile sisben
bts Is peitum ones in Eriimmer un0
aide eelest BAT. 60 audi bier: Der
Sinnli6feit tritt man niht enioeoeu
hurA Rahseben uno @elpdhren, Ions
bern ourd mesrgiidbdre Sdrdntcn
Re piro niemoIs Sufrisoen, eber piro
lie er~Gterben.
Aus oielem @run0e bat bic 4irhe
bic @inbeit uno lludufloslihgeit Der
@be immer f~eii0e6alten. 0as 1T ihre
eoloene Weisheii. Die spiIhen S,oea-
Iismgs uno &saIismus al bermitteln
uno tie su perbiuotu peib. IS 1T bic
farte uno mejt6lidenbe 0eisbeit. bic
aus Nlitleio NIT BEN llnQldd oes Gis
men, ni6t hos Qar3e geIdle6t in Sc
fobr brinat ~ Gtnn bas lit uno bleibt
ia mabr uno 8sigt Bic t6elihe grfd6.
rung, ooB Oas Gbelsben gum i6pes
rem, pieaeift sum i@perTten 9reuS
NEG lperocn Fam. Nbtr ipo lieaen Sic
9riinoe oafiir3 Ri6t in ben unerbitt.
liten S%oroerunatH oer STRIDE. Die E6
niht ermeihen liBi. Ionoeru in Der
8opfIoFQieit uno in 9eioenf6aft unO
Sinnloigieit. nomit nur su oft btr
Gbebun0 aeldlpIea pirb. Der cine
trtfft feline 0ahl obue @rirbt er
ineiB ielbh ni6t. morlm tr feline ouz
oere astroifsu, Dds Mnoert Iiebt
ber9dngIi6s @or8uQe Tei es
6ubere @iitet iti Is f0yptrIihe
ShDnheit: Is it6lt Der @elue9aruno
Der 2iebe uuo nit ibnen bic 2iebe
ielbf. SIN GormeI Der 9eioeni6ait
perben bic 6ebler uno MGnQel ouf aus
oeren @ebieten gang iiberleben, bic friis
ber iiberfebentn WldnqeI treteu in bell
leg Sidt unn iber0en 9eipeaariinoe sur
Nbneiqun9 ~ Odnn lit ods un1iid ba.
Nbcr bic beioen @atten trouheu teis
: onoeren bic ShuIo su3uihrei5sn,
ie lie1t ALIEN beiibnen. Sine
onoere 4uffdFunl Before lleberleeunq
uno Dor allen Grinnerung on bic
Nflihien Der gbe Il. Grfii1ung oeriel.
ben 10 Ii BIZ g1es onbers qefaliet ia.
ben unb 10 irb ioslsid 9taes unbsra
! eeltdIten. g. 9.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-02-21

Sort Wabne, Snb. - Mm IL.
BIS. III Rep. Urban RaitispisS, pfars
rer in Dts, seitorben. y. |. ,.
Wantla. - Inter eniIprenenben
6sierlihtelten ipurbe am I. Sonntag
Hep. @arroa, friber in p~bilubeIpbia.
in Der bisiiesn aa.bsbraIs gum 9iIhol
oss pbilippin,nbistbums 9ison ges
tpeibt. Der p6phlihs DtIseot 3. Ams
broIins Agius. 8. g. g., bOIl5Os ben
act unter QFiitsu5 Don gr3bifdOi
6drop, ioluis Der gii60fs 9eHOrid una
Dougbertb. Gl,rns unb 9aisn tparsn
bei Der gsier fart pertrttsn.