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The Washington herald., 1911-10-21
WOODWARD & LOTHROP.
ABLE TO SEE SPIRITS.
Prof. HysIop Confident We Are
Making Great Progress.

New York. oct. 9O-The time is not
far distant when We shall be able not
only to converse with spirits, but also
to actually see the ghosts of those who
have departed from this life, according
to DR.. James II. Hyslop, who has Just
returned from Boston, where he got into
communication with the spirit of the
late Prof. William James, who, before
his death, had promised to endeavor to
communicate with his friends from the
world beyond the grave. In discussing
his spirit talks with Prof James, Prof
HyslOp said that while the COmmunica-
tiOns had not been absolutely satisfac-
tory, they furnished sufficient evidence
TO prove to his mind the identity OF
Prof. James spirit.
Referring to the matter of visible ap-
rearanCe Of spirits. DR.. Hyslop said to-
day: When foolish prejudices are over
come there will be a great leaning to-
ward spirit investigation which will
surely result in time in our talking with
spirits at will, and in seeing them in
their existing shapes"
The Washington herald., 1911-10-21
NAVAL ORDERS.

Assistant Surg A. H. DODGE, to duty Naval Hos
pital Newport, r. l.
Cable from the cumnander-in-chief. U. s. Asiatic
feet dated Manila P. l., Oct. l9 1911:
Lieut. E s. ROBINSON, detached duty Albany, to
duty New Orleans.
Lieut.. Junior gradel J. H. COLLINS. detached
duty Naval Station, OlongEpo, P. J., to duty
New Orleans
Ensign G. II. BOWDEY detached duty Whining
ton. TO duty New Orleans
Chet Machinist J. A. HICKEY, detached duty Al
bany, TO duty New Orleans
Lieut.. ttunio: gradeI L. B. ANDERSON, detached
duty Saratoga, TO duty Albany
Ensign W. Il. PAsHLEY. detached dirty New Or
leans. to duty Mohican
Ensign C. Z. JUSGLING. to duty Saratoga.
Ensgn A. g. KIRK, to duty Wilmington.
The Washington herald., 1911-10-21
When He Used the Big "1.n
rom the Binghamton Post.

From the Binghamton Post
Senator Ogle, a member of the Penn
sylvania assembly, had been deputed to
compose an address to the newly
elected President, Andrew Jackson
When the bluff old warrior submitted his
document to the house. a fellow-member
Der, a dapper little fellow from Philadel-
phia, observed:
Pardon me, general, I hesitate about
making any suggestion to so distin-
guished an individual, but I cannot re-
frain from saving that It is customary to
write the first personal pronoun with a
capital L instead of a small T.
Gen. Ogle returned look of scorn.
Sir" said he, when l write to so great
a man as Gen. Andrew jackson, Demo-
cratic President Of the United States.
abase myself, SIR. use as small an T.
as / can put upon paper. But. sir. II
ever / should have to write to a little
snipe like you / would use an T., sir,
that would hll two pages Of foolscap."
The Washington herald., 1911-10-21
VIII Balance AeropIane.

Kill Devil Hill. N. c.. Oct. 2O-OrviIIe
and Wilbur Wright announced tonight
the perfection of a device which they
confidently expect viii make aviation
comparatively safe. The device automat-
icaIly controls both gliders and power
driven aeroplanes, keeping them properly
balanced. The Wrights brought their
new glider here for the purpose of ex-
perimenting with the device, and the first
flight with the contrivance attached to
the machine will be made tomorrow,
The Washington herald., 1911-10-21
ARMY ORDERS.

Tie following assignments Of Officers recently pro
NOTED are announced: First Lieut.. MARTIN
NOVAK Twenty-fOurth Infantry. to captain
Twenty-hfth Infantry; Second Lieut.. A. ELL
COTT BROWN. sixteenth Infantry, TO hrst
lieutenant, Twenty-tcurth Infantry.
The following changes the assignments Of Officers
Of the Coast Artillery Corps ordered: Capt
HENRY c. MERRIAM is relieved from assign
Inent to the l6ith Company and will proceed to
the Presidio of San Francisco. Cal, and assume
command of the United States army mine
planter Col. George Amistead, relieving First
Lieut.. HENRY T. BURGIN; First Lieut..
HENRY T. BURGIN. now unassigned, is as
signed to the l6ith Company.
The Washington herald., 1911-10-21
ORGANIZES FOR YEAR.
Washington Symphony Orchestra
Elects Officers and Directors.

Elects Officers and Directors.
At the meeting OF the board of direct
ors of the Washington Symphony Or
chestra. Inc, yesterday afternoon. at
Fosters music rooms, the following Of
ficers were elected for the ensuing year:
President, Mrs. Herbert Wadsworth: 4:
vice president. y. P. Gordon-Cumming;
second vice president, Percy S. Foster:
secretary, f. NJ. BOrchard: treasurer and
manager, J. Martin Scranage, and con-
ductor, Heinrich Hammer
The board OF directors is composed OF
the following: Mrs. John ]. White, Mrs.
Robert Hinckley. Mrs. Walter Tucker
man, Mrs. H. Clay Browning. Mrs. w.
Sinclair Bowen. Mrs. Samuel F. EN-
mons, Mrs. Preston Gibson. Mrs. I. A.
Williams. Mrs. Fremont Smith, Mrs.
Buckner NJ. Randolph, Mrs Abram Lis
ner. A. P. Gordon-Cumming, Guy A.
Ourand. E. NJ. Borchard, Carl A. Droop.
Percy s. Foster, George b. Kennedy. d.
G. Pfeiffer, w. P. Van Wickle, J. Mar
tin Scranage, and John Withrow.
A meeting OF the board of directors
will be held in Fosters music rooms on
November l.
The Washington herald., 1911-10-21
PONY AND CART STOLEN.
Howard Jefferson Is the Victim of
Midnight ProwIer.

A dyed-in-the-w"nI twentieth century
thief is being hunted by the Washington
police to-day. on the complaint Of How
ard Jefferson, of sos Florida avenue
northwest, who declares that some un-
identified person forced an entrance to
his stable early yesterday morning and
harnessed and took a pony and pony
cart.
No trace, up to this time, has
been found Of tho real life Valentine, the
pony, or the cart. The police have tele-
graphed a description of the stolen ami
NAL and vehicle to the authorities of
nearby cities.
The Washington herald., 1911-10-21
WILL ORGANIZE CLUB.
Government Employees Who Served
in Philippines Get Together.

Selected as delegates from the various
departments, a number Of former govern
ment employees in the Philippines met at
the Office of DR.. n. L. Downs, 9OS Four
teenth street northwest, Thursday night
to further the purpose of forming a club
of 'ex-Filipinos,' with the intention of
acquiring clubrooms where all who have
seen government service IN the islands
will be entertained.
The following men were appointed a
committee to formulate plans for the
project, and are to report at a general
meeting November 2: Judge w. F. Nor
ris, Department of Justice; c. E Holmes
and H. l. Debman, Government Printing
ONCE; w. ]. Fisher, canal commission,
and c. G. Toepper, Surgeon Generars S
office.
The Washington herald., 1911-10-21
FuneraI of William Ben1I.

Funeral services for William BealI. the
aged plate printer of the Bureau of En-
craving and Printing who was found
dead in bed at his home, 1871 Eighth
street northwest, will be held "a the res
idenCe to-day at 2 o clock, with inter-
ment in Oak Hill Cemetery.
The Washington herald., 1911-10-21
Choose Your Hat
Where Style Is Assured

You are positive of correctness if your selection
is made here. We show every proper style in the
new shapes and blocks, in the various plain coors
and mixtures, both in the soft and stiff shapes and
if you are "Stetson' wearer it will be to your ad-
vantage to know that this well-known line receives
a most satisfying representation here.
Woodward & Lothrop Soft Hats and Derbies,
$500 and $500
Stetson Soft Hats and Derbes, $3.50 and $500.
We have just received a line of Golf Caps,
in both imported and domestic makes in the newest
shades and effects, SOC, $1OO, and $3.50 each.
!
The Washington herald., 1911-10-21

At the wedding of the daughter Of the
house in Germany the old nurse presents
the first shoe worn by the bride to the
bridegroom, who, to insure a prosperous
and happy married life, fills it with gold
DieCeS
The Washington herald., 1911-10-21
Curran Dies i'm Ho.nItaI.

Herbert Curran, formerly chauffeur for
senator Guggenheim, who swsTIov,od car
oohc acid with suicidal intent Ivadn.s-
Gay night because he was o,,t ~ -.
oleo at Emergency Hospital yn,tsrda %ot ~ :,
The Washington herald., 1911-10-21
and Rain Goats is nom in
Complete Readiness
and Contains Much of New Interest.

The variations of the models have been carefully developed
English Sack the "Shapemaker Varsitv" and the
conservative modelsexacty what discriminating will
The showing of Hart Scaner Marx goods selected from
the best that they produce and made exclusively
The Washington herald., 1911-10-21
Suits and Overcoats, $3.50 to $500.

At 25O0We make particular point of giving
fine clothes this prceSuts, Oveoats and Rain Coats
silk lined beautiful fabrics all the
Clothes that excel this price.
At $15O0We sell Suits and Overcoats of
this that mention them by themselves all wool and all
Splendid appearance and OF such durability will
The Washington herald., 1911-10-21

The old-sge pensioners in the United Kingdom at
the end Of March numbered: Men, 5000; women,
81 ,lll.
The Washington herald., 1911-10-21
Men S Fall Gloves.
The Finest Makes.

Tl1I best English, French, and domestic makes,
in all shades and sizes The fine details that
enter so thoroughly into every pair of gloves
sell gives assurance not only of absolutely salts
factory service, but of appearance as we'll.
Fowncs, Dents, and Perrins are largely repre-
scnted; the colorings in each make are attractive
the tanS differing from another in their vari-
Gus tnts, for which each maker is noted
Tan Cloves $1.15. $1.50 to $500 pair.
Gray Gloves, $1.5O, $1.75, and $500 pair.
White Gloves, $3.50, $500 and $225 pair.
Automobile Gloves, in different STYLES, lined and
unned
$500. $500, $4OO, $500, and $500 pair.
Main F
The Washington herald., 1911-10-21
CARDINAL HERE TONIGHT.

VIII nc Gnest OF Rev. Fnther
OCOnnell, of ST. Vincent's.
Cardinal Gibbons will come to Wash
ington this evening to be the guest of
Rev. p. J. O'Connell, pastor of St. Vim
cent de Paurs Church. South CAPITOL
and NJ streets Tomorrow he will ad-
minister confirmation 10 a large class at
the 10 o'clock mass
The cardinal has been in Richmond at
tending the funeral of Bishop Van de
Nyver, who was buried Yesterday
The Washington herald., 1911-10-21

Miss Rose NJ. Markey, daughter of
Mrs. Katherine s. Markey, and Mr..
George NJ. McCulloch, jr, were married
Monday evening. at $50 in st. Martins
eatholic Church, Rev. Ambrose Bevens
oficiating, Immediately after the cere-
The Washington herald., 1911-10-21

Mr. and Mrs. John U. Fraley announce
the marriage Of their daughter, Mrs.
Lola Funk Fraley, and Mr.. William
Livingston Crounse, "Wednesday, Octo-
her Is, at Saratoga Springs, n. Y.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1911-04-22

Advertising space in this little pa
per is worth considerably more than
we charge, but we expect to give
the advertisers some advantages.
If there were no profits to him of
course we would not expect his
business. The rate for large
space and long contracts ten
cents per inch, but we frequently
get Is, 40 and SO cents per inch
when we give exceptional position,
or the advertising is difficult, or the
contract complicated We some
times find that the advertiser expects
a lower rate than ten cents, and
it takes time and postage to convice
them that we mean it when we say,
10 cents per inch. net cash is the
minimum rate"
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1911-04-22
THE TELEo-MEcHANICs OF NATURE


religious, and medical viewpoints by Hermann Ween
SUMMARY OF CONTENTS IN TEN PARTS
INTRODUCTORY
parso The
Why does one fortified eemen
The Rock
The Executive Ability The TeIeO-Hec Mature
explain their operation building form ofOnc life showing
skilled manipulation perfect their work as mpcaN observed by Pro-
An Obcct-LessOn n Mocha
uda the great ddOaca principle of the DIVISION le% among the
a esoop ss' SeGs se o sea
The Vbo-Psychic lants
Chapters q to 81 are s "s sn~ao IRON WORKS G d S Of
stoonsdouness
MalmatiOns And MOnsrOsities
rand tell Appendicitis
medetemne the prospective OhspHnE etc
denceIn
has Hael admit that Pro
The EvOIut Human
details how the eo mechanics sub minds attained
The EvOlutiO Father
Ito fretheH proceeded adapt them
human mother Ed Gn1y The transitional stages through
Consciousness The Basis Psychic
through cerebral activity; tina
after and explode the erneos meansa1 n m a @ s% ~ ~
World
% sS9R n S%s9 5 ss merits safe and s
smallpox Th % aS SaS mS 6s
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for themselves
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n91 @ ' mastery r will 9Snenu f s nn Philosophy the ~ anu
Professor hs~a canOG the Society for S Research thank you vsy mU
but Judge that you mighty etns ~
sshS a s aa truly believe that book will have wide circulation and 'H'
S temperance sSa n sh enG Vaccination s e n s s ] pven
WETTsTEN PUBLISHING COMPANY.
4M Street GEORGIA
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1911-04-22

Mr.. Martin Robitzsch and family
of Ambrose are visiting relatives
and friends at Ashton this week.
Miss Carrie Hunter spent the
weekend with Miss Rachel Bishop.
A number of the Ashtonites at
tended the sing at Dorminey's Mill
Sunday. Among them were Mr..
Theodore Middlebrooks and Miss
Maud Levitt.
Miss Chester Wilbanks spent
Sunday with Mrs. Lawrence Faulk-
ner at Osierfield.
Mr.. Bob Hill of Mystic spent
Sunday with his parents Rev. and
Mrs. j. L. Hill.
We are sorry to learn that Edith,
the little daughter of Rev. James
Bishop is quite i'll this week, but
DR.. Dorminey has hopes of her
recovery.
Miss Chester Wilbanks spent
Tuesday night with Miss Effie
Middlebrooks.
Regular services at Pine Level
Sunday by Rev. Ross of Mystic.
Everybody invited to attend.
Miss Luella Dykes made Miss
Effie Middlebrooks a short call
Monday afternoon.
The prayer-meetings are getting
popular and are quite well attended.
A goodly number attended at Mr..
Walkers Sunday. 1t will be held
at the home of Mr.. 7, N. Middle
brooks next Sunday. Everybody
invited.
Messrs. Dudley Hudson and
Berlyn Hamm of Ocilla spent
Easter with the formers sister, Mrs.
Fred ShultZ.
Mr.. Fred Wilbanks made a busl-
ness trip to Douglas Friday.
Miss Lora Walker spent Tuesday
night pleasantly with Miss Flossie
Robitzsch.
MIGNoN.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1911-04-22
Concert Under Auspices Of
the Benevolent Society,
At The County Court House,
Tuesday, April 25th.


1. Piano-"Etude Mignome, Ed
ward Schuett Mr.. Stewart
2. "L'Ardita" -Lingi Arditi
Mrs. Livingston
8 Piano-"Si Oiseau J'etais" Opus
2, No. 6, A. Henselt
Mr.. Stewart
4. Voice-"Le Tortorelle' Lingi
Arditi Mrs. Livingston
S. Reading-'The Power of Prayer
Alice May Youse-
Miss Julia Prentiss
(Singing Mr.. P. F. Clarke
6. -EtincelleS-Opus So, No.
6 M. Moszkowski
Mr.. Stewart
7. Voice-'Le Pand'ero", Paul Hen
rion Mrs. Livingston
8. Piano-''Die Jagd" j. Rheinber-
ger MIR. Stewart
9. Voice-"Che Gioja" Tito Mattel
Mrs. Livingston
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1911-04-22

Das-Ccassian Walnut fitted with special adjustable ventao
Gasoline Capacity II gallons giving
mileage 300 miles Strane in gasoline line dirt from
getting into carburetOr
Wheels-Selected secondowh hickory Artillery type Diameter
So" universal detachable rims equipped with 80 by 2 inch
Morgan Wright tires.
Wheel base-08 inches
ateriasThe best throughout Special alloys of high and low
bon nickel and vanadum employed for the for
which they fitted Aluminium Steel stampngs
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1911-04-22

substituted for castings many of the insure gness and
strength All heaeated by special secret in
bearing ground absolute accuracy All parts alb
solutely interchangeable Aluminium gear box
Workmanshp-The EMF Company eight plants with thousands Of
skilled wokmen noted the highly organized manufacturing
system the industry The immense equipment of automatic and
machine tools which Of the EMF
Company supplemented inspection bureau which rdy
scrutnzes every shipment of pig iron before the plant
the completed product Absolute
racy prevails everywhere
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1911-04-22
hit cars and have another car load on the road

Springs-Finest oil-tempered manganese steel.'
Semi elliptic 'front.' full elliptic rear.
Stearing Gear-Worm and sector type Adj
justible to take up wear and absolutely irrevers-
ible Large steering Wheel
COntrol-Standard system-arranged with the
utmost care for the convenience OF the driver.
Levers at steering wheel to regulate spark and
throttle Pedals for clutch and service brake,
Knob handle on gear-change lever facilitates easy
gear-shift Emergency brake lever of sufficient
length to make it instantly accessible when need
ed Accelerator operated through floor slot per
hitting foot to remain flat at all times. Both
hand levers@drop forged in I-beam section insur-
ing maximum strength.
Body-Fore-Door, full vestibuled, five passenger
type, designed to carry out the most beautiful
and effective ideas of fore-door construction. Pat
ent adjustable ventilators giving free circulation
of air in summer or closed for warmth in winter.
An epoch-making model, carrying the fore-door
design to it's moss attractive conclusion. A raCy,
luxurious, roomy car. Semi-torpedo dash carry
ing out the wide sweeping lines of the tenders
and the full graceful body lines Construction,
aluminoid STEEL wood trimmed Tenders, fast
bolted over rear wheels, preventing any tendency
rattle Full splash guards between tenders and
body. Invisible sliding door handles of latest
type. Upholstery No. black leather, best curled
hair over finest pillow springs.
Painting Body, hood and tenders EMF dark
blue; running gear, EMF cream.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1911-04-22

EqupmenThree oil lamps appropriate design Acene gener
connected large brilliant headlights Horn tool kit and tire
pair outfit ready for the road Magnetic, of course.
Price-$1, 100 +. o. b. Detroit
Extra EquipmentMoar side curtains and wind shield specially
designed this model furnished for $4,000 additional Top separately
$500; windshield $3.50
GuaranteeThe EMF Company furnishes with every EMF 80
Touring Car shipped guarantee bond signed by the president and
rea Warrantng from date of shipment and
except ries which guaranteed by the manufacturer
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-08-31

I'M erer 3eit iprad, mobei er nan1ent=
lid 0as 9aienapoitalat uno sic Srage
6es Erieiter=30libats in ausfiibrli9er
uno bo9it belebren0er @eiie beban=
bette un6 ii6 iiber 6as &onigspro=
blem ser mobernen Seell orge, Sic
@ieoereroberung Ser gebil0eten @elt,
folgenoermaBen als gdluB ser nit
mie0erbolt ausbredenbem 8eifan au=
berte: Sour Elm bisd}en Selbitoer=
tral1en un6 0as notbige 8ertrauen auf
Sen guten &ern, ser imner nod in
SEN &reilen Ser @ebiI6eten ltedt. MiB=
trauen mag cine Sugen0 bes Diplo=
maten lein, 8ertrauen uno SeIbitper=
tral1e1 lit cine .S1geno Ser &egenten,
ser gr5ieber uno oamit nud ser 5eel=
iorger. Moge bon @ain5 sic &iilfe
fommen, m0ge es sic &dnoe bon @olf
uno Grieitern ineinan6erlegen, 6aB Tie
gemeiniam uno treu @ad]e iteben am
oeutiden 9om. Mit oem fatbolilden
@m1b gelang Sic 8eriammlu1g gum
Nbidlub.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-08-31
glrbeit oes Bonifn5iusperetns. Gin
fernerer Mntrag empfieblt ben Sra.
pbaeIsperein benz @oblmolen
ser Notwithstanding.
Die critic Sffentlidye 8eriannmlnns.

9ie erite Sffentlide 8eriam1ml,ug.
Mls gu Ser auf Montng Nad)mittag 5
l1br anberauuten eriten offentliden
8erlammlung ginlaB getpabrt mnroe,
mor Ser groBe 5aul I'M Sou nit elmer
@olfsmalie %angefiillt, sic in elmer
ldmungpouen Mniprade bom Hraii-
benton @aIen begriBt murbe. Sn oer-
lelben mies er auf Main5, Die Staot
oes fl. 8onifa5ius, als SDmbol fir Ste
3ufunft bin, unb fubr Damn fort:
@ie 8onifa5ius bon bier aus Die Sc
iittung in permil6ern6er 3eit geret=
tet, 10 ion au9 bon oieiem Wain5
aus sic @ieoerbelebung 9eutidlan0s
ausgeben. 0arum poran nit @utb
- NIT Mutb unter oem &reu5e. 8or
63 Sabren bat Main5 iiber unieren
@atbolifentagen 0as emig iiegrei6e
Banner oes 4reu5es entfaltet. &eute
lteut lih sic So. Notwithstanding
Ser @atbolifen Ieutihlan0s inter bas
&reu5. Sn oieiem 3eiden meroen mir
iiegen. (2ebbofter 8eifoW. Darum
pora1t nit Mutb = NIT Ma1fb unter
Sem &reu5 = in ginigfeit, in 8egei<
iterung, in Sreue, in Spfermutb. 9a=
gu moge uns fiibren bieie So. Gene
rolneri ommlung unter bem 8eiitano
@ottes, ol1f sic 6iirbitte oes fl. .8oni=
fa5ius. 0amit uns oieier 8eiitano
@ottes nidt feble Bat Steiner Ben
bodm'iten @ildof bon Main5 I'M
Morte ser Mabnung un0 Inn Sen BIZ
idofliden gegen. (5tiirmiider, on=
balten6er 8eifan.) @ii9of 9r. Sir
itein in Main5 mur0e nit itiirmiidem
8eifan begriiBt. ST leitete feline outs
ge5eidnete Mniprade ein nit einem
ber5li6en 9anf an ane, sic CUR Main-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-08-31

gen elmer Nerlon bes Gaplttbums uro
ser gan5en fatbolilden Stride, mel@e
in M%nfniipfung an oaS III Stalien ge-
feierte rationale Subildum oas gege11<
martige Sabr gebradt bat, lenoet ne
linn NIT b%elonoerer @arme ben MuS=
orud ,ibrer unperbriidlid)en Irere
uno Mnbdnglidfeit an Sen 81. Stl1bl
als Sem gottgepoaten Mittelpunft Der
aan5en fatbolii6en Stride. Sic @ene=
ralperiammlung peripridt 0as Spfer
oes @ebetes fir i'm outs eifriglte oar-
subringen, oamit ser aumadtige @ott
Sic Gage ser Nriifung abfilr5en mo-
qe. sic perlangt nad mie Dor tur
SEN 8aplt ols SOS Sberballpt Ser fa=
tboliiden Stride cine polle nno mirf-
lide 6reibeit uno l1nabbangigfett in
Musiibung ieines Sberiten &rden=
ants, melde Sic unerldBli@e @orbe=
oingltng fir Sic 6reibeit unn l1nab-
bangigfeit ser fatboltiden Stride tit.
"a cine 8eotngung Ser l%1nabbangtg-
felt oes Yapittbums al1d Sic oole IL
nansieue Selbitdnoigfeit Ser papltlt=
den @ermaltung lit, foroert lie Die
&atbolifen 3eutidlanos altf, ourd re-
gelmdBige un0 reidli6e nnteritiisung
ser gammlung gum Eeterspfennig
fir oieien 3med bei5uiteuern nro aud}
ba0urh SEM @eiligen @ater ei1en See
meis ibrer innigiten &erebrung fnr
feline 3erlon uno ibrer treuen Siebe
su ibrer Stride gu geben. Gin meite=
rer Mntrag empfieblt oie allgemeine
ginfmbrnng 6es 8onifa=
|5iusoereins in alien Hfarreien
uno 0io5eien Geutidlanos. 8ildof
@roB BON 2eitmerit mies ouf sic BE-
ionoere @f1idt Fin, fir oie fatboli-
iden Mrbeiter gu iorgen. es let Elm
Maitblel, 6aB Sic fatboliiae Stride, Sic
10 iegensrei@ eemirft babe uno nod
mirfe, nit 10 fanutii6en @oB Derfolgt
mer0e. Sic @egner Ser Stride reoe=
ten in ser 8reiie Dem @olfe Dor, lie
binoere alien 6ortidritt, Tie Jet Sdnlo
an anem l1ngliid auf ser @elt. 9os
arme @olf lei nidt tn Ser Gage, gu
unterldeioen 5milden Suge un0
@abrbeit, uno So miiiie man ibm gu
! Siilfe fomn1en bur9 Sic aufflarenoe
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-08-31

aer aatbolifenperiammlun eridienen,
un0 1ogte oonn: oils ib geitern anf
ser acknowledgement Sribiine oiele
Gaujenoe uno Gauienoe BON fatb.
SSunglingen uno Mannern lab, mie tie
oober maridierten, 90 babe i6 mir
gelugt, 0, sic fatboliide Sade in
Deuti9lano lit nod nidt perloren,
un6 meiter babe i9 mir gelagt, au6
sic fotboliide 5ade in Main5 lit nod
lange nidt %perloren. (5tiirmiider
8eifaW. Sd meme, o%ieienigen, sic
10 piel gu norgeln baben an Sen 0eut=
lden &atbolifen - Tie iollten NAL
bierberfommen uno uniere fatbolii6en
1eit5iige ieben uno uniere &e0en b0-
rem. (1oienoer 8eifaW. @ir glau-
ben nidt, baB mir u%nfeblbar itno .uno.
feline Seller un6 Mdngel bdtten. $50
Sdotten 1T, 90 lit aud 2idt, un0
mo- fein 59atten lit, ba lit ~uberbaupt
gar nidts. (8eifaW. ln6 menn mir
6ebIer baben, miiien mir, men mir
gu fragen baden. Sc lit sic b0dite
Mutoritdt auf oem 5tuble &etri, es
lift Ser FL. Bater, uno es itn6 6ie 8i-
ldofe, sic b0ren mir l1n6 folgen ibren
@eiiungen. l1nb mir bitten ri9t
nrebr bos 8%epuBtiein, edte @atboIifen
5u iein, penrt mir oieier Mutorit6ter,
Sic bon @ott geiekt iin6, nidt mebr
qeborden miiiroen. l1no es lit elmer
Der &auptporidse, sic mir iebt fai-
fen: Ereue nno @eboriom gegen BEN
p1pltIifen 5utM un1 Die bon @ott
geietten biidofliden Mutoritdten.
(Stirmiider 8eifan rn6 3mitim-
mn1ng.) Ser 8tidof idIoB feline Mn.
iprade, inoem er iagte: Sei6 feline
3ufansfatbolifen, nein frel,oige Sea-
tboIife11, Sic niifen, meIdes bobe Gut