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The daily sentinel., 1911-11-28
MANY WANT
AUTOS To RUN
THEIR ROUTE
No Specified Route in $500 Denver to
Grand Junction Contest. Black
Mesa People Alive to 0ppor-
tunity and Want Road.

The interest that has been aroused
in Colorado auto circles by the offer
OF the $500 prize for the best time
between Denver, Colorado Springs or
Pueblo and Grand Junction is evid-
enoed by the unusual number of let
tiers that have been received by Sec
retary Fred Shaffer of the Chamber
of Commerce. a letter received from
Thomas Blackwell of the North Fork
Times at Hotchkiss, states that the
people of that section want the route
of the trip to go over the Black Mesa
route, touching that city.
Mr.. Shaffer has answered that no
particular route has been specified
and suggested that as Grand Junction
is the only terminal for all cross-Col-
ordao roads, that they go after the
autoists to come their way.
Automobile magazines. auto COM
panies with special advertisement fea-
lures and the general motoring public
is becoming interested in this unique
contest and it is believed that the in
terest Will exceed all expectations.
The daily sentinel., 1911-11-28
"David CopperfieId."

or all the pictures taken from Nov
els or Plays. this one of Dickens mas
terpiece is by far the best that has yet
reckless compliment, but after one
sees character after character in the
famous story step from the printed
page into life and motion, after one
has felt the presence of the Dickens
spirit and atmosphere radiating from
the screen into the recesses of the
heart: after one has had that happy
hour of laughter and tears which the
great novelist knew how so well to
bestow. criticism is out of the ques-
ton and only praise can be heard for
this very fine picture, While the
story is condensed. which is absolute
ly necessary. still it is so plain that
even Ii you have never read the story
YOU can understand every point of it.
The scenes showing the wreck of the
vessel on which Stuforth was a pas
senger, the desperate efforts of Ham
Peggoty to save Stuforth and the
drowning of both of them. is the best
display of realism that has ever been
shown, The emotional scenes, in
which that peculiar Dickens mixture
of humor and pathos demands so
much of the actor and actress. are
above reproach. If you wish to see
the best pictures and the best-told
story ever produced in moving pic
lures, Come and See this special
feature in three reels at the Orpheum
Tuesday. November 2Sth.
The daily sentinel., 1911-11-28
RUTTER GETS
% DAYS IN JAIL
Confessed Film Flammer' TO Enjoy
Thanksgiving as Guest of Sheriff
Soiirader.-Says He is Sec
0nd Edition of Sherlock.

Charles A. Rutter. self-appointed
Sherlock Holmes, the second from
Nevada. who caused w. II. Wilder,
proprietor of the oxford and j. A.
Roth, Fruita ranchman, to part
with s25 in good old L. S. A. green
backs. viii enjoy ihs Thanksgiving
IN the county Jail Us the guest of Mai
tire de Hotel Sheriff Schrader, thank
ing himself that he only got o days
for his confessed 'flim-flam' game.
Hutter represented that he owned
'conr;derab.e land in rich mining cen
uers and Borrowed money on the
strength of Il. He also ran up a
aimail board bill at the Oxford where
he stayed while here. Suddenly he
went ia Red Cliff and was caught
ahere by Sheriff Schrader and was
brought back. He was tried in JUS
Tice Sweney's court and was found
guilty.
The daily sentinel., 1911-11-28
TURkEYS TURKEYS! TURKEYS! TURKEYS! TURKEYS!
Turkey for you the MI AJESTIC THEATRE Monday T "Wednesday Nights
more CRIME" SAYS WILKIE.
Need More Operatives. says Chief of
seTvice-''Therc is No Criminal
Class" Declares Federal Chief Cf
Sleuths, in Address.

Washington. D. C. Nov. 2S-"That
the services Of the secret detective
force of the United States govern
ment is becoming mere and more in
demand and that despite the success
full efforts OF his operatives in de
tecting crime against the government
there is a constant need for more
capable sleuths. was the guest of a
statement made last evening in an
address by John w. Willie. chief of
the secret service.
Criminals, | have found. are not
criminals as a class. but Independent
motives drive ordinarily good men
into wrongful acts. There is no
The daily sentinel., 1911-11-28
Robinson Paints Another.

Mr. c. II. Robinson has just fin
inshed a magnificent canvas, full of
local color. which he calls The End
of the Third Cutting" Any one
raised in an alfalfa country needs
no explanation of the title. If the
pictures were signed. "Cavolus Rob
ertfils," or any other foreign sound
ing name, some of our local art low
ers would never allow this picture
to leave the valley. 1t will be on ex-
hibition in the window of the Mesa
Paint and Wall Paper company for
yer.
The daily sentinel., 1911-11-28

murderer class. for instance. but
circumstances may arise wnich will
prompt any normal man to commit
this deed. There are people, of
course. in certain localities, who be-
cause of environments and traditions
have no respect for certain laws.
Such people are smugglers. moon
sinners and bootleggers. Mr.. VIII
kie. whose reputation as chief of the
federal detectives is as wide as that
of Sherlock Holmes. declared that in
the past few years that his force had
become more and more efficient, but
at the same time there was strong
demand for administrations Crime
is not increasing proportionately, but
it is not being particularly lowered,
while the population is rapidly in
creasing." declared Chief NsilSie.
The daily sentinel., 1911-11-28
Rev. Edwards Returning.

Rev. ID. l.. Edwards, who has been
resting in his old home in Ohio for
the past six weeks. will return home
Thursday noon and will be met by
large delegation of his congregation
at the train. Rev. Edwards has re-
ceived marked improvement in health
and spirits and will be in great
trim to continue his pastoral work.
He writes that he will be glad TO
be home and carve the Thanksgiving
turkey with his family.
The daily sentinel., 1911-11-28
U. S. DEPT. OF AGRICULTURE.
LOCAL WEATHER REPORT.
Weather Bureau.

For Grand Junction and vicinity:
Fair tonight and continued cold;
Wednesday fair.
For Colorado: Tonight fair and
continued cold; Wednesday fair with
rising temperature in east portion.
Weather Synopsis.
Nov. 81, pm. temperature, %;
relative humidity. 81 per cent: wind.
North, II miles per hour; weather,
clear.
Nov. 2S. am: temperature, IA:
relative humidity, 20 per cent; wind,
North, 1 mile per hour; weather,
clear.
Highest temperature, yesterday, 32,
same date last year45 same date past
20 years, 60 in 1901.
Lowest temperature: this morning.
10; this date last year, IS; this date
during past 20 years. 12 in 1896.
Mean temperature yesterday, "a;
which is l degrees below normal
Precipitation during the past "a
hours, 0.000 inch; this date last
year. goo inch; total since 1st of
month. 0.G0 inch; normal for this
month, 0.5o inch.
E. S. NICHOLS.
Local Forecaster.
Date November 2S, 1911.
The daily sentinel., 1911-11-28
Goes TO Snit Lake City.

C. Walter Primrose left this noon
on No. 3 for Salt Lake City, where
he will make his home permanently.
He closed out his jewelry business
here in the recent autcion sale and
will reopen in the Mormon capital
on South First street. Mrs. Prim-
rose is already in Salt Lake City and
trey evreet u make that their per-
T. aneat home.
The daily sentinel., 1911-11-28
RICH ENTERS ON HIS
FOURTEENTH ClERKSHIP

Book Cliff Camp. No. 81. w. o. W.
elected officers for the ensuing term
last night. For the fourteenth sue
cessive time {. b. Rich was made
clerk. The following other Officers
were elected:
Consul commander-A. o. Perry.
Advisory lieutenant-R. w. Lane.
Banker-H. C. Chaplin.
Escort-Fred NJ. Bacon.
Eugene Darling.
Sentry-Paul Byers.
Managers H. r. Rhone, S. r.
Johnson and A. G. Lange.
Ten new members were initiated
last night. and Il applications We're
made. There are now 500 members
in the local camp.
The daily sentinel., 1911-11-28

Our good customers know our good
horses and our good horses know our
good customers. j. w. Milne. Livery,
Transfer, Storage, 319 Colorado ave-
nue.; phone junction 22S.
The daily sentinel., 1911-11-28
To Payette.

To Payette.
A. r. Christensen, well known
Fruita ranchman, left last evening
for Payette. Ida, where he will make
his home for this winter, possibly re-
turning next spring.
The daily sentinel., 1911-11-28

Don't forget our new Monogram
embossed ladies stationery for your
presents to mother. sister or sweet
heart! A lovely gift of great accep-
liability to any lady. The Daily SEN
tinel.
The daily sentinel., 1911-11-28
More Woodnnen.

More NOounen.
Fourteen applications for member
ship were acted upon last evening
and 10 new members Initiated. Ar
rangements were also made for the
dance wh,ch will be given in X. r.
hall on December s.
The daily sentinel., 1911-11-28
THE ROYAL CAFE
Thanksgiving Dinner .,ieau

soup, oysters. radishes. celery OIL
ives. roast turkey with celery dres-
sing and cranberry sauce; prime roast
beef au jus; Waldorf salad. mashed
potatoes. sugar corn. hot mince pie
and coffee.
oOc-per plate-5Oc
f42 Main. 442 Main.
The daily sentinel., 1911-11-28

Embossed Monogram stationery, 81
per box See our samples in the SEN
tinel office window. A most artis-
tic and dainty gift for mother, sister
or sweetheart Come and look at The
Sentinel office windows.
The daily sentinel., 1911-11-28
In De BeQue.

In De Beque.
Senator Horace T. De Long spent
yesterday in DeBcque. returning to-
day noon He has large property in
terests in that city.
The daily sentinel., 1911-11-28

Mrs. F. c. Bancroft left last even
ing for Lansing. Mich. where she
will visit friends and relatives for a
short time.
The daily sentinel., 1911-11-28

Come and see Dickens Masterpiece
''David Uoppcrfieid," ut the Orpheuin
q night.
The daily sentinel., 1911-11-28

Don't forget our new Monogram
embossed ladies' stationery for YOUR
presents to mother sister or sweet
heart. a lovely gift of graf accep-
liability to any lady. The Daily SEN
tinel.
The daily sentinel., 1911-11-28

Go to Barton a. Terrilrs when you
want freighting. transferring and
moving done quickly and without
trouble. Livery service, equipment
and horses of the best.
The daily sentinel., 1911-11-28

Get your turkeys at Auditorium
Bowling Alleys Thanksgiving eve.
High score gets it. Start now.
The daily sentinel., 1911-11-28
New Windows.

New Windows.
The MaJstic confectionery is put
ting in new display windows today
in their front on Main street.
The daily sentinel., 1911-11-28

Wednesday at 8 p. m. Bailey gives
away two Turkeys. See ad for par
uculars.
The daily sentinel., 1911-11-28

We still claim that ii, not th,
best, as good as the rest" the Or
phcum.
The daily sentinel., 1911-11-28

The excessive demand for our coal
is the outcome of results Mines Fuel
Co.. 527 Main-st. Phone Jet. 2S7.
The daily sentinel., 1911-11-28

Our warmest friends are those who
use our coal. Mines Fuel Co., 527
Main-st. Phone Jet. 2S7.
The daily sentinel., 1911-11-28

BLACK diamond Coal now carried
IN the yards at Seventh and Pitliin.
The daily sentinel., 1911-11-28

w. Z. Knobbs. Denver busines.
man, is here today.
The daily sentinel., 1911-11-28

We are equipped to move particu-
lar goods for particular people. j.
W. Milne. Transfer and Storage COM
pany. 319 Colorado avenue; phone
Junction 22S.
The daily sentinel., 1911-11-28

Insure with the ch-Hutchinsop
Realty Company. 533 Main street.
The daily sentinel., 1911-11-28

Lest you forget. GARFIELD COAL.
For sale by Ramey-Perce Lumber Co,
The daily sentinel., 1911-11-28

Summer lap busters and fly net
at any price. Fred Mantey.
The daily sentinel., 1911-11-28

"Wednesday at 3 p. M, Bailey gives
away two Turkeys. See ad for par
ticulars.
The daily sentinel., 1911-11-28

Mrs. r, p. McCloskey of Chicago is
visiting friends in the city today.
The daily sentinel., 1911-11-28

We are experts on steam or ho
water heating. ]. E. Mckenzie. tn,
plumber
The daily sentinel., 1911-11-28

W. F. Passmore of Denver is a
local visitor today.
The daily sentinel., 1911-11-28

Taylor Collins of Colorado Springs
is business visitor in the city this
week.
The daily sentinel., 1911-11-28

Mrs. X. Jones is able to be up.
FRUlTNALE
The chuck holes on 18th street
would be a disgace to any village,
The daily sentinel., 1911-11-28

j. W. Simmons made a flying visi
to his family Sunday, from Basalt.
The daily sentinel., 1911-11-28

II. f. Hin is going to haul coal If
he fails in getting a job as meat cut
ter
The daily sentinel., 1911-11-28

Tell Mckenzie your plumbing trou-
bles.
The daily sentinel., 1911-11-28

Dog muzzles, collars and harness.
Fred Mantey.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-07
SntereKamte g6mlitati:
tit.

auf Ser neuIid III ct. Marp's, @a.,
agbebaltenet Sabres : 8eriammlung
ser 5ooeratton Der fatbolil6en gerei=
ne oes 5taates 8enniDlpaniens bieIt
Rep. Dr. e. S. Goaflep, btid0flider
sefretdr IN 8ittsbnrg, cine Mnipra=
de iiber Sic Soften oes %ltnterbal=
.tes Ser uoffentltden" Sdulen uno
Ser fatboIiiden Nfarridulen in Sen
Ser. 5taaten. SIN gerlaufe oiei er
Mniprade iagte er:: n@ettn mir oie
amtliden 8eridte uber 6as 59uIme-
len l1nieres 2anoes in DEM am 80.
SUM 1910 a%bgelaufenen einiabrigeu
8eitra11m betrahten, fi16en nil, oaE
100000 @n0er Sic fatboliiden
Nfarridulen beiuden. Der 8unoes.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-07
@ara,,t baltic i'd elite
oenti6e 3eitmm82

l1eber 6ieie 6rage, mel6e ale 6eut<
iden 8iirger beriibrt, felt Elm Gaui6-
blott fplgen0e 5ettgemaBe 8etrq6tun=
gen an. gs miro Mtemano beitreiten,
ooB sic oeutide Nreiie. lni eres 2anoes
Elm midtiger Saftor III Ser Sortent-
midelung lnleres @emeinmelens tpar.
@ls idiidterner Bote bat lie MIR gat15
beideioen an Sic Sbiire ser drmlidet
Blpdbiitte ongeflopft 1no bem 8emob-
ser Sic @riiBe ieiner 2eioensgefabrten
gebradt. Sic bat ibm 51 @emiitbe ge-
fiibrt, BOB er nidt ollein itebt I'M
Scamp lie ums Daiein, nnb i'm in mo-
bere gerbin6ltng nt1o Gemeinibaft
init ieinen @riioern I'M 8ltid ge-
brudt. Sic bat in sic gtnf0rmigfett
oes MniieolerIebens cine m%obltbuenbe
Mbpedsll1ng gebradt ourb Mittbei-
llngen nnb Nabrtdten ous bem Sc.
ben uno Ereiben Ser 8iioriere. sic
Bat i'm nit Ser Sprade ~argereoet, sic
i'm init iuBem Gon3o1t Die ieligen "a
Ice ieiner Rinobeh mabnte. Eren ii
lie g%eitanoen 3u benz, mas Sitte, oel,t'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-07

fomniiiair ffiIr 5dulmeien be5iffert 0h
~@elqmmtausgaben 0es gatr5en 2aroeS
fir g6ulen in 0ieiem einidbrigen
8eitraume auf iiber $400,O0O,O0
nn0 iagt, 0aB Die Staatsi9ulen bon
10000, 100000 &inoer1 beiudt NOR
Ben fins. Darnad betragen Sic iabr.
liden Dur9i6nittSfoiten $31.65 fit
ieoes ein5elne &in0. Nah 0ieier Be-
rednung eriparen sic &atbolifen Ser
Ser. 5taaten ser am1erifanii9en Ma=
ten auiabrli6 $41, 600, 900, 90 IT,
100000 fatbpliihe &ir6er sic of
fentli6en" Sdulen nidt beiuben uno
beitebt @runo our Mnnabme, 6aB file
audi in 8ufunft 6ieie 56uIen ni9t
lbeiuden meroen. Serner bat ser leIbe
~gunoesfommiiiar bere6net, baB fir
Sen 0ffentliden unterri9t sic Mation
cine jabrlide @opfifeuer bon $4.45
entridten muB. Das meint, oaB sic
100000 &atbolifen ser Ser. 5taa-
tens nidt aaein oafIr iabrli6 $41,=
100000 5uguniten ser geiammten
Nation our6 sen nnterbalt ibrer eli
oenen 8farribulen beiiteuern, ion0ern
anber0em nod nit $66,000,000 fir
sen nnterbalt ser uoffentliben"
5dulen belteuert meroen 5uguniten
ser Nidtfatbolifen, Sic tire &tnoer IN
Sieie 59ulen ien6en. Daral1s erbeQt,
0ab sic fatbolii6en @emobner Ser
Ser. Staaten fir Sen n%nterbalt ibrer
eigenen @farridulen uno ser u0ffent-
ltden" 5dulen Sen n%ngebeuren Be
trag pom 100000 600 i'm. Sabre
%ausgeben. @iir6en morgen oieie IT,
100000 fatboliiden @tn0er in sic
uoffentli@en" 5dulen unieres 2anoes
geididt meroen, 10 miiBten sic gteuer<
8abIer unieres 2an6es nibt anein cine
meitere Sumn1e bon $1OO,OO0,O00
aufbringen, Ionoern miir6en nod
$500, 100000 bis $500, 100000 be-
notbigt meroer, 1lm 1el1e 56ulbduier
51 erbauen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-07
g6limme MnsH6t.

Ser umltrittene Nunft in ser ge<
ipannten Stellung 5pii6en @iien=
babn=Mrbeitern uno 2eitern Ser Sui
nois @entralbabn uno oes umfangrei=
Geren @arriman-5 pitems, Ser 81 Ell
t1em Acknowledgement Stretf 81 fib=
rem orobt, lit Sic BON Sen Mrbeitern ge=
%for0erte Mnerfenn1ng ether Sebera=
tion ser %geiammten I'M @iienbabnbe-
triebe tbatigen @emerfihaften als Ell
net einbeitliden Organization, sic Sen
Bermaltungen gegeniiber 0as gemein=
ldaftli6 SS1tereiie auer ibrer Sbeile
gu pertretu bdtte. Darnuf monen sic
8abnen nidt eingeben. Die ein5el-
men l1ntonen an5uerfennen, iin6 iie
5mar bereit, babeln oas a1d ihon ge=
tban uro in ipe5ieuen6allen NIT beren
@ertretern u11terbanoelt, aber gegen
Bic Entertaining %iammtlider %l1fionen
mebren iie fid. Cine Seoeration
lammtlider @emerfe, Die in ben 8abn=
merfitdtten tbatig iirb, iagt @i5e-&rd-
iioent 4ur5i6mitt,, bonn &arripan=5p-
itenn, beoeutet sic abiolute &ontrolle
Ser @abnen 6urd sic federation uno
einen iolden 3uitanb oiirfen MIR nie=
mails 1erlauben. @ir iino als 8abn=
beamte quaii au9 0ffentlide 8eamte
nn0 baben 6aber eine groBe 8erant=
mortung. 1niere 8flidt g%egeniiber
oem &ublifum 5tpingt uns, in 0ieier
Sraee feit5uiteben."
Sb ct bamit bur96ringen miro,
miiien 0ie nun I'M gange befin0liden
Mnterbano1ungen 5eigen. Gin 5treit
gu gegentpartiger 3eit, mo- Ser Gang
ser @eiddfte 10 iebr bel gu miiniden
iibrig laBt, pare 'eine @alamitat
Man fann 0ober 1t1r oringero miin-
idetL baB sic bei6en lt%reiten0en &ar-
teien iih ibrer offentlid5en 3flidten
bepuBt bleiben un0 fit lire Different
gen nidt oas Nublifnm in Mitleioen=
idaft 5iebem, oas elm &edt bat, l11tge=
it0rte1 8etrieb Ser offentliden Ser
febrsmitteI at for0ern. Nl,f 0ieleS
Medt 1T btsber fait ME &iidlidt ge-
nomnren noroen. Ole ein5ige anerfen.
%nensnertbe 8e3ugnabme oarauf tpa1
sic oes Midters in Soma, Ser sic ltrei.
tenoen 3arteien etnfuh 5tpong, Ser
5traBenbabnbetrieb oatfreM 81 erbaI
ten lrnb Sic Sdlihtl1tg an idieosge
ridtliden sprud perfpies. 5o1te Del
groBe giienbabnitretf ausbreden, L
lpiro oiieIe BORDERING bon neltem, I'M
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-07
Zmettrr Theil.
:Menn ba nod cine Mfutter
bot!

tsEa+rNA&.-~A. HTrLE E4IEt
8enn ba nod cine Mutter bait,
90 banfe Soft unb lei 5ufrieoen,
Ntdt allen auf benz Grbenruno
SIT biefe8 bobe Slid bei6tebtn.
Wenn bu nod cine Mutter bait,
90 fout bu fe nit Qtebe pflesen,
Oak fe bereinit tbr mit6e8 9aupt,
sSn fsrieoen fam CUR &ube le9en.
sic bat pomeriten Gage an
Stir SID gelebt nit bansen Sorgen:
Sic bra1te abenb8 bid CUR Stub
llno medte fiiiienb bid am Morgen.
l1nb matit bu franf, tie pflegte bein,
gBolt aud iii. Slid ii6 feu9t umfloren;
1lnb gaben ole bid i9on auf,
Die Wuttef CAB Did ME Derloren.
gle lebrte sid mand frommen Spru@,
@ie lebrte std 3uerit 6aS Geoen;
s5ie ialtete Die 9Gnoe Dir
11nD lebrte btb gum Gater beten.
@ie lenfte beinen 9tnoeritnn,
@te madte iber beine SugenO;
Ser Mutter banfe es. aqetn,
@enn bu betrat( ben 4fab Der 1ugenb.
llnb bait gu feine Mutter mebr,
11nb fanni ou lie nt6t mebr begliden,
90 tannit bu sod ibr titles @rab
Meit frii6en 8lumenfrdnden i6miiden.,
Sin Muttersrab, Elm betlts @rab,
SIR bid emtg beige Stele!
g., menbe bid an oielen Ort,
8enn bid umt0it beS 2ebenS Weue.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-07
&pitr 9 bis ID.

ide grt foroern utto pfIegen fonnte.
l1n6 gum groBen SbeiI bat man es ibr
III beroanten, oab beute nod sic oellt.
F6e Sprade III 8ort uno 5drit lire
TGriiten5beredtigung but. ST ettpa Ser
oeutlde ginmar6erer Elm i9ledters
Burger ieines M6optipyBa terlanoeS
geueien, als Die Sobne Gibbons neil
er oie 5prade ieiner M1tter pflegte?
SIT ct nidt ebenioglh Ser SABINE iei-
mes rteren 8aterlanoes gefolgt, nls es
gait, 6as englii@e Sod ab3ui9itteln
nno gu iein etnig 8olf bon 8riioern?
Die 6eutide &reiie fat nod ME Con-
Serintereiien berfolgt; int @egentbeil,
lite bat fi6 gegeniiber Der engliiden
8reiie iflmer cine geiunoe Miidtern-
felt bepabrt. sic mar ebenio Iopal
mie Die engliiGe Breiie uno Fat ME
ettpas an0eres eritrebt, als sic 6el1t-
iden gintpan6erer un6 sic @in6er 8u
guten 8iirgern unieres 2an6es bera1
gu bil6en.
Sic mar ii6 oeiien pobl betpubt,
oab nit ser gprade nidt nur oas
beimotbli6e SS0iom, ion6ern audi 6as
8ortbeilbafteite 6es 6eutfden Bolts
@arafters, oie 0euti6e Mrt berIoren
gebt. ODER bat ser Deutide CUR Aul=
tnrarbeit unieres 2anbes meniger bei-
getragen als iein engliider Madbur?
Mud Sic 6eutiden @emeinldaten
ptiien oen @ertb Ser oeutiden Brelle
pobl gu idaben; per6atfen fie ibr bod
gum groBten Sbeil lire Griiten5 uno
2ebensfabigfeit. l1n6 lift es nidt bonn
Stan6pnnft ser allgemeinen 8il6unq
uno oes immer GROCER per6enben
Weltperfebrs gera0e5u geboten, sic
Spraden an0erer @0lfer 5u itu6ieren
uno momogli@ gu bemeiitern? @enn
Der Mmerifaner mebrerer Spraden
madtig lit, fann es ibm MIR gu ieinem
Bortbeil auSgelegt mer6en, 6enn in
Den Mugen Der gebtloeten @elt tritt
CT ais gebiloeter Mmerifaner in SEN
@or0ergrmn6.
Mue 6ieie @riinoe ionen ie6er re-
8iirger unieres 2anoes beranzs,
pe6er feline eigene @pra6e bar=
an 5u geben, nod oie 2an6es1prade 5u.
perna61aiiigen. Sic oeutide @reile
lit mobl mertb, baB man fie nod ardf=.
ten unteritiibt, 5nuroI fie oem- einieiti-
gen 8eitreben, Die 6eutide Spra&e gu
.oerorangen, etttgegen mirfft, uno Ser
Mnglifaniitrung Der SSlgeno, sic lei
Der biele 6euti@e @lterr eritreben, Ell
nen feiten Danrm entgegenfteM. @u-
tie Deutide ieben es als lire 8flidt
ar, 6ie 6eutide 8reiie uno namentIid
Die oeutiden 2%ofal5eitungn in ibren
l1nternebmungen 5n f0r6ern. Die
oeuti9e 3eitung iollte neber ser eng
9ofal5eitung in ieoem oentlden
SauS fre1nolide Mufnabme finoen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-07
Gin 8if6otsmort aber
ote Mooe.

Migr. 8ulciano, @r5biidof BON Sc
nua, Stalien, cine apoitoliide 5eele
oie i'm Sample gegen Srrtbum uni
Sittenloiigfeit ftets I'M 8or0ertreffer
geitanoen, bat Elm itrenges Manifei
gegen Die grtrabagan5en ser meibli-
den Mooe erlaiien. ST iagt: uDte
2eioenidaft Ser 8ubiudt, melde ser
8eltgeiit fortmabren0 an6ert, neigt
iid beute mebr 0enn lie frepentli6er
3iigelloiigfeit bin, entgegen ser 5itt-
iamfeit, tpel6e; uniere beiI. &eligion
lebrt un6 sic lieblihite Srauen5ier6e
lit. Iber fdle6t mie bieie 2eioenldaH
iein mag, penn ite fre9 Dor ser Def
fentlidfeit paraoirt, mie bel berperf=
lider erideint iie nidt, tpenrt iie in
Sen Sempel @ottes ein0ringt, fid DEM
Mltare nabert, ielblt mabreno 6es FL.
|Spfers. IS lit Elm idneioen6er ISL
0eripru@ 5miiden Dem 8efenntniB
0es 6riifli6en @loubens nn6 Sem 1trt<
perI6dmten @eltgeiit." Ser gr5bi=
ibof empfieblt Damn SEN Muttern, Sen
8oritanoen religtoier 59ulen 1n6 al
len 8erbdnoen fatboIiider @ereini-
gungen sic @erpflidtung, sic LINEN
obliegt, in Ser gr5iebung iunger
Medoden unermiiolider @adiamfeit
IN oielem Bunfte gu pflegen.
Die @orte 6es @erue1iiden 8i-
IDIOTS firoen ein gdo biier in Mmerita.
Ole @eridmen6ung in ser meibli6e1
&leionng- mare idon idlimm genug,
BON finan5ieuer 8e0eutung aug be-
urtbeilt. Mber es lit sic moralilde
8eoeutung, 6ie Sen bedngitigt, ser eli
men 5inn fir 6aS 8obl oes Bolfes
fat. 2as la@erli@e 5duuipieI bon
6rauen in reiferen Sabren, sic pie
babDfMBige @bineien iiber sic StraBen
bopien. lit traurig genug; aber fommt
bier5u nod 0ie unitttlide Mnregung,
melde oie mooerne Mo6e ar5ueignen
iid bpiterii6 bemiibt, Damn lift es bobe
3eit, baB @orte 6es 8roteites uno Ser
g%er0ammung laut mer0en. Die SSm=
moralitat, sic ii@ in unanitdnoiger
alei6ung mioeripiegelt, ipri6t lal1ter,
ais ale idmubigen &omane uno
Sbeater. Sic lit ooppelt gefabrlid,
neil fie iid in &reiie einidleidt, mel
DIE ni6t 6ogegen geidiitt mer0en fodn-
men. Inter ibrem ginfluB ftelt fid
oas idamlole 6ralten3immer, meIdes
man lonit mie sic Heit meiben miiroe,
Ser l1nidl1Io. CUR 5eite, melde 6urd
feline @egenpart gu per0erben es faum
berfeblen miro. Ser 0ffentlide Mn=
ltan6 mub friiber o6er ipdter feline
Stimme gegen sic Mbideulidfeiten
Ser mo0ernen Mooe erbeben .ln6 STE
ielbe in 6as Eager perbannen, no Tie
entiton0en lit, in sic 2aiterb6bIen ser
@albmelt ndmIi9.