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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-04-29

pulpit of the Church of the Epip-
hany, Thursday night Of last week,
and delivered one of those fervid and
scholarly sermons for which he is
so well noted. Everywhere the bish-
op has preached in the State he has
captivated his audiences by his deep
piety and force of religious thought.
He is pulpit orator Of rare force
and power, and his sermons always
prove spiritually uplifting to those
who hear him"
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-04-29
SCINTILLATIONS.
By SQuibs.

y X X
And now strong pull for the
Firemen's tournament.-Sumter Her
aid. All right, the Newberry boys
are with you.
Did you give thanks for the re-
freshing showers?- Sumter Herald.
Yes, sir; did you?
+
What has all the ear marks Of be-
ing good piece Of news to one man,
may look common to another.-Sum-
ter Herald. That is the way it is
the world over, neighbor.
~
When the people can be made to
understand that it actually costs
more in time and money to travel
over a poor road than it does to trav-
Ell over good one, they will be less
inclined to begrudge the expense OF
good roads, and what is more impor-
tant still, will be willing and anxious
to put the business of road making
into the hands of intelligent men who
understand the business. Poor roads
are the expensive things that curse a
country district-Edgefeld Chroni-
cle
=
The Laurensville Herald of last
Friday contained the following para
graph which will be of interest to
some readers of The Herald and
News: Bishop Guerry occupied, the
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-04-29
Charming Visitor Soon to Arrive.

Miss Mae Tyne will arrive on
Sunday next, to spend the month
with friends. Miss Mae has a very
large number of friends but she
manages to see them all when she
comes, which is once a year regular
ly. She is a sweet, charming, bright
and beautiful young creature, and
always brings presents of birds and
flowers and sparkling gems of sun
beams for each one, without partiali-
ty or favoritism. Sweet Mae, how
thou art loved! Come to the arms
awaiting thee. Come like a little
lamb and give all happiness and
peace for the space of thirty-one
days-which is, just one day more
than sinners get in the mayors court.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-04-29

The Prudential Insurance COM
pany wrote s5OO,00O,0OO OF new busi-
ness in 1909.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-04-29

count for the lack of interest in the
club organizations.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-04-29

. DR.. Grimm wants you to read his
announcement as to his stay in
NeWberry.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-04-29

Who will be the next young man
to concentrate his gaze matrimon-
tally into the confines of another
State? Florida and Louisiana have
recently been admitted into the un-
ion.
Join the Brighten Up association.
Hand your name in at Johnson's
hardware store.
Arizona republican., 1910-11-21
NORMAL SUFFERS
ITS FIRST DEFEAT
Basket Ball Team Lost to Mesa Satur-
day Afternoon.

That there was a basket ball game
at the normal Saturday afternoon be-
tween the normal and Mesa high
school team is a fact that the student
body of the normal and the local public
would be glad to forget, but news is
news and hence it must be recorded
that such a game was played and that
the final score was thirty-two TO
twelve-Gn a whisper)-in favor of
Mesa.
That this is the first game the nor
NAL has lost in basket ball this year
makes it all the harder to bear but
then the normal team is one that takes
life philospohically and can take de-
feat in graceful manner.
There was q good sized crowd out
but Mesa was hardly as well represent
ed as was expected. What the Mesa
representatives lacked in numbers,
however they made up otherwise and
when the first half of the game was
called. the score read twenty-five to
two in favor Of the visitors. The nor
NAL Jared a little better the second half
of the game and managed to annex
eight more points while Mesa only took
in ten more, making the final score as
above noted, thirty-two To twelve.
That it was the normars off day, Is
about the only excuse that can be Of
fered in extenuatiOn for the defeat.
Some credit too, must be given to the
Mesa players. who while, perhaps a
little rough. showed much ability. The
two teams now stand as follows: Mesa
has played and won three games while
the normal has played four and won
three of that number.
Arizona republican., 1910-11-21

urge that all who attend wear Mosques.
While this is not compulsory, it is de-
sired.
Arizona republican., 1910-11-21
HAVE YOU PILES?
Then Get Hem -Roid Under Money
Back Guarantee.

Blind piles, protruding piles, itch
ing piles, are cured with equal sue
cess by the guaranteed internal rene
dy, DIR. Leonhardts Hem Roid. The
guarantee is so broad that it costs
you nothing if you get no benefit.
Don't waste any more time with
salves, suppositories or other outside
treatment. Attack the cause.
Hem Roid-s1 for large bottle, last
ing "a days, at Lovett Drug Co.,
Phoenix, Ariz. DR.. Leonhardt Co,
Station B, Buffalo, N. Y. Write for
booklet.
Arizona republican., 1910-11-21
GOOD RESULTS ALWAYS FOLLOW

The use of Foley's Kidney Pills. They
are upbuinding. strengthening and
soothing. Tonic in action, quick in re-
suits. Elvey & Hulett, quality drug
gistS
Arizona republican., 1910-11-21
puoENIx MUSIC ENGAGED

The Rebeccas announce that they
have engaged Phoenix music for their
masquerade which will be given We'd
nesday evening of this week. They also
Arizona republican., 1910-11-21

Pepper is the worst thing that could be
given to them. Chickens fed on cold
grains in the natural state will with
stand more cold weather than others
fed on hot mashes and pepper. well
balanced ration would consist of six
parts of grain, two parts of meat and
two. parts of green stuff.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1910-05-26
THE GOOD, THE BAD, THE OTHERWISE
AND A FEW LACONICS

elaborate investigations" continue,
but the traffic does also.
How long will it take the women
of the country to realize that it is
in their power to put an immediate
stop to this bartering of the souls of
women?
Has anybody seen DR.. Cook lately?
The hookworm and pellagra fads
seem to have joined yester years
appendicitis craze.
AS all danger from the comet has
passed, we will have to blame all our
troubles on the tariff, as before.
With the price of cotton going I'D
to the hilt, the boil weevil is going
to have existence made hard for it's
tribe.
The length of the comets tail
varies, but the length of the tales
told of the comet nearly average the
same length.
0HHSy 4VdHld udS tuo uTSC large
tragedy Of the rock-the-boat sea-
son; eight young people were drown
ed from one boat.
Man in Chicago jumped out win
dow of thirteenth floor; the coroner
didn't say word about the unlucky
thirteen in his verdict
i
Alabama is tired trying to hide
the Ticker jug, and wants no more
Statewide ar-prohibition. Local
option will be adopted
For the good of the service" Bal
linger fired Kerby. And it's too bad
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1910-05-26
WOMAN's CHANCE TO MAKE
GOOD.

A peculiar instance of WOman's in
consistency is shown in the recent
agitation on the so-called White
Slave Traffic. This, as the general
reading public knows by this time,
is an organized business. interna-
tionally conducted, and resulting in
the importation into this country of
hundreds of women for houses of i'll
repute.
While the data published on this
theme has been voluminous, it is Pc
culiar that SO few women have be-
come interested in the suppression
OF this horror, and, on the whole,
have evinced little interest in it's
widespread influence for evil.
The cases which have been cited
of young girls tricked into mock
marriages to f1ashy young men whom
they have known for only short
while: the drugged drinks which
have resulted in other young girls
waking, only to find themselves pris-
oners in houses of i'll fame; the too
trusting faith in the promise of a
heartless, faithless man-all these
are modes used to rob the world of
innocence and virtue, and pander to
the evil of men.
While women boards of foreign
missionaries have wrang1ed and ar
gued as to whether pink bingham
dresses or red calico ones should be
sent to Timbuctoo; while the suf-
fragettes have been beating the air
with words demanding empty
rights while other bodies of wom-
en- have been delving into higher
thought" and ''true living'-the
tragedies of these young women and
girls have been enacted within arm s
length or ear sound.
To neglect the work nearest has
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1910-05-26
By L.A.L.

always been the crying fault of the
women who have had the time and
the ability to do the things needing
attention.
But it is peculiar that in the in
stance of the suppression of the traf-
fic in young women and girls, the
women reformers and ''Woman's
rights woman have been conspicu-
ously absent.
It's true the subject is a sordid
one; close view usually shows the
victims to be of a more or less low
order of intelligence and refinement;
often the lure held out was nothing
greater than the promise of an "easy"
life, with plenty of fine clothes.
Grant all this-it does not lessen
one trif1e the terrible and tremen-
dous responsibility which the women
of the United States have ignored.
The suffragette who bowls for a
vote shows her unfitness by not de-
handing of the man who votes, such
stringent legislation as will forever
stop the trader in human souls from
plying his trade in the United States.
The mother. sister, wife-who have
thrown about them all the safeguards
and protection that strong arms and
loyal hearts can give, owes it to the
women not so fortunate to raise
their voices in demand to the Gov
ernment-a demand insistent and
continuous, for the extinction of
these monsters who have blasted the
lives of young, innocent girls and
women.
When women in the concrete will
take hold of subjects like this, deal
ing with the life, honor and welfare
of their fellow woman, they will
show themselves more nearly worthy
Of the right to the ballot
The need is a pressing one; the
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1910-05-26
Important Notice F.!

After a record-breaking day at
Sylvania, Ca, last Wednesday, our
State agent for Georgia, Mr.. A. Da-
visson, had the misfortune to lose
his memorandum of seven subscrip-
tons to The Jeffersonian. These
seven subscriptions were taken just
before leaving town, and the memo
randum was lost in the afternoon,
probably near the depot Out of the
multitude of names which Mr. Davis
son has written down lately, he can
not of course recall these seven, and
we want all our friends and agents
in and about Sylvania to help us to
find out as soon as possible to whom
the papers should be mailed If any
one has found the memorandum. or
is one Of the subscribers who gave
their names to Mr.. DAWSON late in
the afternoon Of Wednesday, or
knows of one of those subscribers, he
will confer a favor on US by dropping
a card to The Jetfersonians, Thorn
son, Ga.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1910-05-26
PAGE THREE

some one hasn't fired Ballinger for
the same reason, before this.
Times are so hard in New Or
leans, two white men stole a street
car. The police chased them in
taxicab, though, and the car was re-
covered intact
A man who wants to exchange his
automobile for vacant lot, is
Drawer than most auto owners; some
would rather swap their machines
for lot in the cemetery.
According to recent verdicts rem
dered lives in the United States
vary in value. The jury gave
father verdict of six cents for the
loss of his son, and widow was
awarded two thousand dollars for
the loss of her husband.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1910-05-26
Georgia Mountains are Richer in Apples than Gold
SHARE WEALTH


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INFORMATION COUPON
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1922 Gambler Bldg, Atlanta, Ga.
Gentlemen:-Please mail Booklet Georgia
Mountains Richer Apples Than Cold.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1910-05-26

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-05

slpedmdbise unb iiberaus stf4madpou
aebaItene MuSftattung Der pielsn grcs
ben unb fteinsn NGume. iinb beionntrt
GorafnIt unh eroben aurus bate bic
itaIienifhe Mbtbeiluns uutauipetitn.
Die foftbariisn 1eppihe bebedtenGnb'
bcben unb Wdnbe unb eble Oefdbe
entbieItsn bic Uitrinen. Gs pdr Elm
arcber genub. unter ben 9Idnsen ei'
Ilek anien Srfxiters bitfe IN feinen
sSarbentonen aebaltenen. bon geodmpf'
tenn 2iht burhfloTenen, init 9aulen'
ben bon Werten Der Malerei unbBilb'
bouerei fajt iiberreid auseeitatseten
id,1nen Naume su bur4fnreiten.
Mnbsrs bier: Gin md1tieer. iibers
badser aihttcf III bds Gntree bities
monumentaIen galaites. Neben ibm
lints Iiegen bic brei Rdume. bic Der
oeutfhen aunft ssoffnei ipurbeH. Gin
penis gu ssbdmpft I'm aidt. dbtr fsbr
pcrnebm.
Die fiibameritaniidxn aunFtfreunbe
empfinben anbers. ols mon inDeutfhs
lamb ermeiIen sann; man bat BON benz
auniiempfinben bieier 2dnber bel uns
teine abnuns. Tldn fpiinf6t bier les
| benbiastoIoriitiIhe, tenniffssldnstnb.,
bohfein burhs.bilb.t. Dette. Gin
GROCER Ibeil Der uusseiielIten beutIhen
MaIer.ien 1T iebr DunieI. fait ihpar3.
ccer erfheini IS in oiefem in ScnRe
| 5trabIenben Qdnbe MIR fo2
Srttt man ouf ben 9alfon hinous,
10 Iieet elm unbeihreibIih srobartis
ges unb ipunoerpolIes Panorama 5u
Jiiben BEG 9efhouers. eseeniiber rdst
duf hobm beipalbeten 1eree bic 4ols
IpiTalftatus einer mormornen Wabons
ma, unb bic unfosbar fh0n ge3eihnes
ten unb sefdrbien iyirnen ber fhneebes
b.dten aorbillsren umihlieben bic iih
unoeheusr ousbreitenbe Giaot. bic IL
d)er cine baltx Willion getpobner bat,
trosbem cine 3dbluns ME bies feitftels
len ionnte. Gin reihes 2eben pulfiert
in benz in neuerer 3sit irob Der eros
bsten nit 5dufern bon atpei uno bret
Gtodtpersen bebauten Stroben. Sm
alIeem.in.n sieh.n iih unenoIi4 biefs
| fhmnI,n @aHen nieber.n. nur einpdrs
terreoeidpb auffpeiienben Gebduben
bin, bic einen gidtbof nufipeiien. anf
ben ale 3immsr Der Grbbeben tpessn
miinben.
Wie germ I.rnis ih bief.s ff0ne. els
genartise 2anb nod ndNr tennen. Sd
erbieli Ginlaounssn, uber Conception
nod, 0aIbipia in ben uripolb 5u toms
men, bort bas dIteite 8olt Der Snbios
n.r, bic aroeaner, ,ennen 3u Itrnen.
Sh bait. iiber Ualpareilo nod Nuto
gosaita, Bolipien, patasonien. Jeuers
lamb bic maleriihen unb Serrifenen
JeIienui.r Der Waeelbaensftr sftrabe tens
nen lern.n folIsn. bod abermal nan
bunbert Sabren min i'd besfelben M<s
ees fabren. 0robe tiinitleriine pros
| jeste rufen mid porldufis naHJaeobss
topes suriia.
prof. q. gberlein.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-05
tonnt. cine ben Der. Stuaten feinblide
Mnfitf4 ,,f norfoIoeu

tOnnt. cine ben Der. Staaten feinblihe
politit au perfoleen.
Die Der. Staaten ipiireen NIT einem
foIhen 0ertrose nitt Bios ibrsn Sns
tsreiien bienen. ionoern audi cine fur
bic sefammte WeIt rettenoe 9bat poll.
bringen. Mit bem Mussnblid. Da eng
lamb cine Mnians nit ben Uers
einigten Stdotsn unb Deutfhlano
abidlieBt. bi. ben iesissn geiisitanb
in Iiien fir permanent srtldrt, 1T es
bon Der uKiidsFran5DTiIdsn Iaians
uno felbItperf6nbIih aud bon pem
giinbnib mif Sapan befr.it, uno Den
eenannten Mdhtsn, tpelde ben Wslts
frisoen bsbroben, itdnbs elm fc.hes
Madtaufsebot sntgegsn, bab iie tsin:
anoere Wabl bditen, uls alien 9soar's
len ouf 9lnnerionsn gu s7tiassn. absr
abgeTeben bon bisIem peiteren to:altn
Geipinn fir bis Menitbsit, talten mir
ss fir unbebinat nptbtpene:a. oab ore
Der. Stoaten ihrs militdriiben Riis
itunesn burh bipIcmatiids Wittel err
adnsen unb peritdrten. Wlit eInem
giincnib Der gsOahten 4rt, tpuro'
teine glotbpenbigteit sntfshsn, bic
itsts bsreit sebaltenen WafIsn IN ans
ipenouna 3u brin1en.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-05

mas mans sur Mlpenreife
brandt. Bon ben Odlten. bic beim
granbe bes aar.risebcte!s einen Sohs
fhaben erIiiten baben. finb iebt bic
Observation-Disclosures ansemelbtt
porben. Cine biei.r Joroerunssn srs
offnet einen f.br bubfhen Ginblid In
bic 5oiIettentoffer elmer Welthdme uno
s.iet, mas seuiiIs areiie su eins,Reils
in bic NIpen fir unumsdnglih nothis
balten. Der Se.tionsratb Or. y. q.
in Wien ndmlih unb beHen 0dttin
Glara forbern burH ibren Mnfralt
Ghabensrias in 60be bon 30. .043Rros
nen unb redtf,rtisen biele 5brberuna
II. a. nit foIssnben pofen: cine ehte
Gbantilpfpisens9 Toilette - 1900 ar.,
stpei neue slssante Mbenbtoile.ten -
1000 ar.. brsisebn Roitiims. einaeln
aufss3Gblt. meiit neu. uno 5ipeigebnbs
mGntei - 87O0 ar.. pierssbn paor
2adfhuk unb QebertanofAuhe -
900 ar.. br.ibis paar feibens unb Jil
b'Gccites Striimpfe 500 Hr., ndt
6Ite - 1900 Hr.. iieben S9irme -
1000 ar. Wsrmu.blih bat Grau Rlaru
nur bas Ngernotblpenbigfte in bic al'
pen mitsenommen!
6aIbierts 3nonsispfeH
niamarten BON sinem fonbers
barren HotbkbeIf eisb bas Ruratorium
bes 8srIiner poitmuieums 9unbe.
Dor ponope auf ben 2arolinen NOR
i'm JuIi oieis. Sabres unuerbofft
Jlo.tsnbefu4 ensetroffen. ber pom 2.
BIB gum Z. oes senanten Uaonats
ipdbrte. Der Manni4aften bemdha
tiste fin sine ioI1e Ghreibfreubigieit.
bab bic porbanhenenNe ft6nbe anGinfs
unb 3ebnpfenuismnrien niht mehr
ausrsi1ien. Die poiiosentur FAB ii6
sen0ibist. 3Dan5iapfennismarien su
bclbisren unb etlpd 50ODoitfnrten nit
3 pfsnniamarten Su besItben. bic
ben ueberbrut 5 pfennig erbielten.
Die Mgentur bat bami!, 70 i1reibt bic
Jntern. 6ammIer5eituns. eesen bic
0orIhriften ssbanbelt. benn Is III ben
poiidnitalten berboien, 4usbilfspertbe
babur4 ~ f4affen. bob sine onbere
Gorte BON WertbssiGen NIT bemMufs
brud bes Wertbes Der feb!enben Gorts
perieben ober bolbiert ipirb. Die
yietblase mag aber bic beutIGe Dots
rgfntur auf ben Harolineninle!n enis
fhulbieen; bic pbilotslifiifnen i5ein.
fnmeder aber finben ibre 1aisl ifheHs
folls nit einem neuen Geri9t beitbt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-05

onsuleaen nnb ba unb bort cine 8ant
aufsuiisIlen. Durh i'm fdreitet man
besbalb pie burh einen Sort, aber
Dbne uber bic Wur3eln su ftolpern unb
in grbloher 3u tretsn. 6ier bat man
auh ben i'm unperfdlihten NaturSus
itanb beIaFensn, leiber benz publitum
perIhlpNenen 1beil bes paries tpenigs
items sur Musentpsibe aus Der Jerne
Dor iid, ben taiferlihen baiansnsarten.
Der iif auf Der S0be ausbreiiet uno in
oem Jaians uno WiIo ssbest lpercsn,
als erte Sabbsute Der iungen GrSters
soge. Sn oieiem Goritpari balte id
m.ine Naturanbaht. 0ier besriibe ih
ben sSriiblins. bier freue ih mid nes
Sommers. unb ipenn b:r6erbIt fommt,
fiibIs if bier, ipie bic Natur Iif nieosrs
Iest gum DinterId!af. 5ier bin ih
auh i'm 3uIammenhans nit Der 2ano@
ihoft. benn BON Der plattform Der
GIoriette. bic iib idulsngetrassn leiht
uno Iuftie auf Der 5Ohs oberbalb oss
breiten, bonn 9artsnparterre Dor hem
ShlpFe fit herauisietenoen Wisfsns
itreifens .rhebt. itpeift mein ause
niht nur iiber bic obere W,enerIiaet
itnb bic gbiirms unb auppeln Der url.
tern, fonosrn aud iiber oen 9Obens
irons bes Wiener Walbes bonn aahs
lsnters bis gum annirser bel 8aosn,
iibsr bic Wisnsr Gbene big sii benz
2eitbasebirse unb ienieits Der Donau
iiber bds itladtenreide Warhfe,o.
Drum Ii.be unb prsiie id osn Sh0ns
Drummer part aIs Gusu Der Grfris
f6une mad n.rpsnanIpannenper Irbsit
unb oes ihoniien RotursenuFes.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-05

De getfeiligung ameritaniIter 81
nan3iers on tinefiiten 4nleiben srz
folste gum groBsn 9b:i,s auf MunIa
bes grdIioentsn. 9isisr 1T bisr3u
burh bic gsc6aftung osranlubt NOR.
ben, baB bic europdiT6en 2dnD,r, ror-
netmlid Gnglunp, 5rantrs:d uno
Hubluno, iid burh foIfs Nnlsiben
pihtige militdriite, tommer3:eqs uno
pplit.its St:lungen in ben bulb SiOiz
liIirtsn 2dnbern iihern. Snbem ie
rem bstrsTfsnbsn 2drbern bas gelo
liefsrn, osHen lie beoiirF.n, srIanesn
lie baourd einen ginfluB auf bic Re.
sierurg. ineem iis on bic 8arlebln
geiptfTe geoingungen tniipfen, bic
linen einen Dorrang DOR dnoersn Rus
ticnen einrdumsn. Oieisr reritedtsn
auftheiIung Gbinos iudt ter prdiiz
Dent entgsgen3urpirten, inDsm sr omes
ritaniide GrpBtapitaliitsn ni6t bios
peranlabt. iid on iclten Tar.
lsEen gu betbsiligen, 'ono,rn auh ben
aonssn oiplomatiihen 4pparat in
5tatigteit isBt, nenn Die 46iidt pors
liegt, am:rituniites aapital psn Ipl.
der getfeiliguns aus5uifl;eben. gas
bat i'm 4uslano gu Der arit.f Nn 'aB
seg:bsn, bah bic Ser. Staa.sa i6re5n.
terefenaSpbdr. gu nett ousoebre1.
Wenn jegt audi 5ussgeb:n pirb taB
Il. cine sefpiTe gershtiguns babsn,
ote fiioameritaniIden Climber gu fes
ferritTn. 10 min man niht oas R.ft
sueelteben, bdb bic Ser. Staaten BEL
Rationen auBerhalb res ameritani=
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-05

Mit bem Singung Der Jruu
GoDp 1T bic StiFterin elmer rslis;0 en-
Sstte pom ShauplaB ateetretsn, Die,
tpenn man bas 8runbprin3ip Der BON
5rau goop gegrunoeteH airh. in Be-
trdft 3iebt, sins msrttpiirbi9 groBe
0erbreitung geFunosn bat. Die rsliz
sioIen 2sbren Der 5rau @Dop on fih
bieten teine grtldruns fir ben tpetten
glnb1ns, ben lie erlungt ba6sn, benn
i'm uQsrsiinitigIten Safe taRn man
Don ibnen iugsn. oaB lie bon ben ibli'
den Gebren oes GbriItsnthums niht
abtpeihen. Ter Grfolg lag niht ouf
religioiem, ionoern auf msoi3iniId.m
8ebiets. 5rau gobn lebrts, Dap man
arantbeiten biuipegbeten tonne. 0arin
.onnte iie niht einmnl auf SrioinalitGt
glnfpru6 srbebsn. Shon S1unterts
pon Satren por ibr purbs eelehrt, bab
man ourh Dillenstraft piele t0rpertiz
DE Gsibsn iiberpinben tann. 4sr5te
isIbit buten nismals b,itrItten, odb bic
yBeiahung Des Wilens" sur Gene.
ftns Ssitens oes patientsn cine grpb.
5iIfe in Der 8ebanolung ift, ouB iosar
@smiitbsleioen. Die auf ben aorper re-
flettirsn. uuf anoers Dsifs nift gefelt
Deroen tonnen. Denn 1ruu gbbp
sbrlid siHgsitanben bate, bab bic re-
ltgiOis Grtafe ebeHfalIs Elm U2tttel lit,
um geiitiges uno torpsrlihes Siehz
thum in m h en- Jallen gu hsilsn,
10 piiroe man ibr nihts por3uperfsu
boben. Sbre gbarlatansrte beitano
edrin. oab iie Die rsligi0fs gersiitung.
reip. ous 9sbet, ais Elm S,ilmittsl fir
ale Qeioen prizes unb hisrourh ale
drstfihe Silfs iibsrftiiFig MAIDEN
tpollte. Warum iis bisrin ni6t ebriih
gshonosit. iit nit traHsiter 0erpinns
fuht su ertldren. 9as Gsbet lit fir
ale sldubissn gbriiten elm 5roit unp
eins grleidteruns in ihnersn 2sio.n.
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Wenn iie oaber ihren Mnbdnssrn bios
oas aebpten bate, mas Die hriitlihe
airde immer seboten bat, 10 mare li'
ntht als RslieionsIt.fterin p:rshrt
pproen uno niht als Wiuiondrin 9e@
itorten. llnIsres Grmehens liest in
ibrem Wirten iosar elm nsrdhtlidss
Mpment. 9isle MenIh:n.eben INN
perlpren gegan9en, neil Jrau soop
ibre 9lnbdngsr ubiidtlih irre aefibrs
Eat, inosm Iie beb1uptete. oub nds gsz
ten, obne Grstlihe gehunolune, ssnu9t'
um ale 9eioen au heilen.
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Argeutiuiide unO dileniihe
,seite.

1eutid. ginflub in Siioamsrita. -
Oos neue Santingp. - Die bcrrs
iiden aorbilIersn. S5oue
Srauen. -- Die beuiite Iusitels
lung.
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pa bic gerleeuus Der Sars

pa bic 8erleguns Der 9ar1
niIon bon Sort Sbcmas ntht 81 per-
meioen iIt, 10 Iollte oarauf geodGt 9es
npmmen lperoen, einissrmaben GrlaB
fir bic aroben Soften nes 9slono s
uno scr 9etGuIihts:ten gu 'inesn. gu
oieIem 3psts empfieb!t IT'D Die Grrlh'
tung elmer Wtilit6rihule, in ipslher
anaben nebit Der iibIihen Shulbtls
euno in ben militdriIdsn BiHenIha'z +
ten unterrihtst paroen. S1Durh p;ro
Elm Stumm berdnqebiIoet. duf fpsIh.n
bic Reqierung suriidqreifentdnn, un1
i'm Srie0sfalIe i6rsn 8eoorf an SHt@
siersn uno llnterofii3iercn 81 o:dsn,
pelaer iit in ieoem arIege ais un5ez
aiaeno erlpieien hat.