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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-12-20
OF Interest to the Women

4
tell. They care for the supply of bed
linen for the home and have never
failed to keep this feature in the best
of condition"
Walter Bayard left Tuesday after
noon for Billings, Mont, where he
will spend the holidays with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. w. Ericsson left
yesterday morning to spend a short
time with friends in Grand Forks.
]. T. Montplaisir came in from will
iiston this morning and after short
trip to Lisbon will return to spend the
holidays in Fargo.
Hon. Frank Palmer, formerly Of
Fort Totten, is in the city for a
week or so. He has been at Spokane
the past year. but has sold out his
business there now. Mr.. Palmer is
enjoying good health, but his voice is
a little weak yet from an operation
recently had on his throat.
1t is requested that the ladies of
the w. X. G. meet at the G.. A, r.
hall on Friday forenoon at 1915 to
attend the funeral Of Mrs Folsom.
Mrs. Folsom was a past department
president and a beloved member of
the corps The ladies' win wear
their badges and are asked to meet
10 minutes before the time announced
fore the funeral which win be al
1890.
The Hawthorne Neighborhood club
will meet at the Hawthorne school
this evening. There will be an inter-
esting programme and all gentlemen
will be especially welcome. VIM. Bal
lou will talk on THE Value of Social
Center Work." City Attorney w. H.
Shure will speak of "The Railway
Franchise" There will be refresh
ments served following the pro-
gramme, which will commence at
1880.
Theodore Feland was an arrival
from Sims last night. Mr.. Feland
is one of the earliest of the pioneers
in the western part of the state and
one of the first to develop the Ignite
coal industry-has written of its
qualities and advantages and early
and late has advocated the matur-
ing of the states coal industry on the
floors of the state senate and house
of representatives, as a plain citizen
and as a member.
Several of the most popular young
men Of the city have organized a new
dancing club, which will be known as
the Sphinx Dancing club The mem
bership will include only young men
and the list is limited to thirty five.
The club has chosen for it's officers:
President, A. d. Brophy, and secretary
and treasurer Hawley Russell. There
is also an executive committee, whose
names will not be made public. They
plan to give about three parties each
season, two formal and one informal,
and will use the A. o. u. W. hall
The first party will be given on the
evening of Monday, Jan. 1, and the
committee in charge of this are w.
Jacobson, Ed frost and Ray Warner
The affair will be dinner dance, for
the members of the club and their
friends. Dinner will be served about
8 o'clock and dancing will follow. The
club promises to be an exceedingly
popular one as the executive commit
tee have a large waiting list of names
for membership. The young men ex-
pect to arrange the AFFAIRS OF the club
as soon as may be and anticipate
many delightful gatherings.
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piano. The reader was perfectly at
home in the difficult presentation of
her lines which were memorized to
perfection and her enunciation and
expression were charmingly executed
she had absolute command of the
spirit of the dramatist.
In the Interpretation of Debussy's
peculiar and remarkably weird music
Mr. Boehmer demonstrated himself
careful student and master of the ex-
acting requirements of the composer.
A more detailed notice of the inter-
probation Of the great work will be pre-
pared for the regular music page in
Saturdays Forum.
At the conclusion of the reading the
guests were ushered into the dining
room where refreshments were serv-
ed during a delightful hour spent So
cially and during which Miss Poppler
and Mr.. Boehmer were made the re-
cipients of the heartiest congratula-
tions for the splendid exemplifcations
Of their. respective arts and the en-
joyment Of them by the assembled
guests. AS the guests entered the
recital room they were very cordially
received by their hosts and hostesses,
who formed line at the left of the
grand entrance.
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Chicago women's clubs are bring
ing good music to the people. Neither
cost nor convenience now need keep
anyone in the city from hearing week
ly the best artists and the greatest of
which was originated more than a
year ago by the Chicago Woman's
club, Sunday afternoon concerts at
merely nominal prices have come to
be one of the popular and important
features Of the work of the clubs
Members of the Thomas orchestra are
to be heard in various parts of the
city, while distinguished soloists also
add to the programmes. The music,
while not what is commonly known as
popular, is selected from the best with
view to pleasing the people in gem
eral, It will not belong at the present
rate until Chicago citizens will be as
intelligent unsteady, as are those Of
foreign cities where even the little
children are familiar with the MASTER
pieces. and where the workman at his
task, huns airs from opera and ora
torio. 1t has been said by those in
authority that Chicago people are the
most intelligent concerning art, Of any
people in the United States. Compe-
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Social Notes

Mrs. o. OVERLY OF Grand Forks
was guest Of friends in the city the
irst Of the week.
Mrs. j. A. Burgum of Arthur is in
the city looking after her Christmas
shopping and is the guest of Mrs
Max Mergner of Thirteenth street
north.
Word has been received by his
friends here that James F. Hanna
who is student at Marquette univer-
sity, Milwaukee, will not return home
for Christmas, the holiday season al
lowed being too short He has ac-
,epted an invitation to spend Christ
mas with Chicago friends.
Superintendent Colby Of the office
Of the Bradstreets in this city left
his morning for his home in Dayton,
Ohio, to spend the Christmas season
at his home. Returning he will spend
y day or two at the Bradstreet Office
In Chicago, where he will have a
conference on North Dakota affairs.
The Woman's Missionary society of
the First Presbyterian church held an
unusually interesting meeting on
Tuesday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. r. M. Pollock on Eighth street
south. A feature of the meeting was
splendid paper on The Religions of
India by Mrs. Bunce. Letters were
read from Miss Stephens of Korea
and Mrs. Fred Hope, who was former
iwr T<1Ar - ~ g. Lii
Mrs. Hope described their trip from
the coast to Kribi, Kamerum in west
Africa, where Mr. Hope is stationed
at the Balanga American mission.
The Woman's union of the First
Congregational church held an inter-
esting meeting yesterday afternoon at
the home Of Mrs. w. A. Keye on Sec
Snd avenue south. report of the
Christmas sale and supper was made
and proved very satisfactory. After
other business had been transacted
Miss Katherine York read, delighting
the ladies with her clever selections.
DR.. Knowlton OF Fargo college gave
the Impressions of IAN Educator
Abroad. He told how many Of the
foreign countries are copying from
the excellent educational systems Of
the United States, not only education
ally but politically. The temperance
question was mentioned as especially
interesting to the Germans. The
speaker presented some of the school
systems Of the old world, giving
points Of superiority over that of the
United States and many more that
might be improved. The system there
has more red tape with less prac-
ticability. They produce a more uni
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tent critics say that this is due in no
small measure to the constant, faith
full and inspiring work of the women's
clubs. But the art interests of the
club have been prevailing much long
er than have the attempts to popular
ize good music. So results fully as
great may be expected when this lat
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music. Beginning with the work
are few towns in Minnesota with as
many musical instruments or music
students and pupils. The club has
existed eleven years, has active as
ISOLATE and honorary members and
has done much to elevate and edu-
cate the musical taste of Sank Gen.
ter.
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Minneapolis, which has invented the
hobble whisker, may keep it and wei.
come.
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additional News Of Interest to wom-
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ter movement has been more thorough.
~ developed
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-12-20

The Monday Musical club Of Sank
Center, Mimi, was organized in 1900.
its first president being Mrs. N. H.
Miner; Mrs. :. Simonton. vice presi-
dent; Mrs. Gertrude Gilman, treasurer
and secretary. The present officers
are: Mrs. c. M Sprague. president;
Mrs John Whitson, vice president
Mrs. Mary Hogan. secretary and
treasurer and federation secretary.
It's membership is thirty, and the OBJ
ject Of the club is to develop and scul
tivate the musical ability of it's mem
bers and TO seek to elevate the stand
ard of musical taste In Sank Center.
This winter the study is the COM
poser. Wagner. and there will be
chorus work, In which all the mem
bers can take part. The membership
consists Of some excellent talent, both
instrumental and vocal. The club has
created taste for music. for there
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CLUB NOTES

Hull House, Chicago. is to establish
country club for the poor children
Of Chicago. The club will be built
near Waukegan by Mrs. Joseph Tilton
Bowen as memorial to her husband
in whose honor the club will be called
THE Joseph T. Bowen Country club"
Seventy-five acres on Sheridan road
mile and a half north of Waukegan
have been purchased A complete set
OF buildings will be designed by archi-
tects of the present Hull House group.
The land has two large ravines and
little stream running through it
which Is fed by springs, and small
pond also fed by springs 1t is COW
cred with beautiful old timber There
is an old house on the place and
large pavilion which has been used
by the young people as a dance hall.
The land and the buildings will be
given to the Hull House association
and will be managed by 1t. 1t is the
plan to do over the old house now on
the place, making it thoroughly COM
Portable. Something will also be done
with the pavilion, perhaps using 1t
lOE a ululHS TOOTH anu hllCHSu, With
dormitories above. Each year will be
added small cottages-one possibly
for working girls where they can
spend their vacations. one for moth
ers with babies. one for little boys and
one for little girls. The larger Hull
House boys are sent across the lake
each summer to camp near Muske-
gon, Mich. Eventually one building
will be kept open during the winter
in order that 1t can be used by the
working girls who need rest and lit
tie children who are inclined to be
anaemic and need nourishing food and
fresh air. The principal purpose Of
the club. however. will be to give out
ings to city children in the summer
time of about two weeks at time.
Mrs. Bowen intends to give Hull
House an endowment, the income
from which viii be SUFFICIENT to pay
the maintenance of the premises. The
club will be opened next summer.
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auf Der Bats Der goar3ablunsen sni<
pideln, ipie fie in nnierem Snlanb@
banbel beittben. 9lusldnbiIhe aunoen
3ablen niht nadb 80 1assn, sefhtpeige
bel abIiefsrung. ionosrn foroern ieds
Wpndte Rrebit. uniere 6dbritanten
pdren i'm Stanbe, oieisn arsbit 5u be-
fuiligen, fpenn Is ameritaniihe Bonien
i'm Iuslanoe gdbs, lpelhe Die Wehiel
Der aunoen bisfontirten. 8ieie gans
fen eriitiren nihi, neil es unieren Ras
tionalbonten perbpten III. i'm auslonbe
3ipetgbontsn au5uIegen. aber aud uns
ier 9innenbanoel tpiiroe eine bebsu4
tsnbe 5oroeruns erfubren, ipsnn ss
moslid mare. Rreeit bis uuf 'ths Wos
nate gu getndhren. Gdrauf tpnnen iih
aber uniere Jabrituntsn niht etHla''sn.
neil iie rihi gleih Ian9en areoit pom
ben ganten erlanoen tonner, nno oteis
tonnen ibn niht Qrlpdhrer, neil ieine
5iiriorge getroffen 1T. nm cine momsns
tame 9eIotlemme ourh oie Gmfhton
prn ungebedien goisn all iiberirinoen.
0draus srgibt fh bic llniinnisfsit,
baB tpenn Der San0sI Dds Gelo am
Rpthlpsnbiafttn brauht, es am Wtntss
ftsu su haben iii. 60 ldnas 'olhs
manosibaFte ginriatunqsn btitshen,
psrben mir beF.Gnoia asaen arii.H ans
suidmpfsn boben, obpobl. ipie Der
Shusamtss sStintdr in ftirem lesten
Jabrssberiht iaet lie Isitt gu psrm,ia
BEN pdrsn. Gs ftsint, bab Elm arpser
araf notbpenbic 1T, um uns gu bslshs
rem, oab in bieiem 2anoe gu piel elsnoe
partsipoIitit estrltber uno gu iD.ni5
an nsruiinFtiae r1tionaIso.onomiihe
ginritturaen o,Saht rpiro.
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Ssener VriideninGesie,sr
e. Il. Woeb istt Der geiter bt5 8riis
deubepartemeMts im ndotif4sn
JngexieHrsamt.

I'm ffaoiiiten ssngenisursdmi bat
lich oeitesn cine MISUNDERSTANDING
polIsoasn. 5ilfse SnseHitur Jrani Y.
Worris, Der bishsr pas Bepartensenf
fir griidenbuu unier iid bate, III oi:s
fes amts enthpbsn fporben uHo oas
griidenoepartemsnt iit btm aiIfssSns
ssnisur 6. 3. Boeh iiberirassn NOR
ben, ipdbrenb 6srr Murris in 3uinnft
NIT Gpe3ialarbsiten beihdftist tDsrotH
.pirp.
Die eriie Gpssialarbsit. bic ihm ss@
fern iiberiraasn fpurDs. iii bic alsdr'
beiiuna Der plGns fir bic al, osr9oppls
Sirnbe iiber nie Deleiie Der &. q. G
D. Balm projettirts Bride.
6err Wnrris mar Is, Der bic Blame
fir bic Mobaipls9riids. ons Ghmsrs
senstinb Der Giahtperfpoltuna, se3sihs
net bat. Gisis Bride beipest iid nod
iinmer Hidt unb lpis e. heibt, tpiro bic
Giabt nod eifua $1,000. oner be
6dIfie Der ssiammisn gnuioiieH bss
sablsH miiffeu, Inn bic n5thlaen Dtrdns
oerunesn p0snsbmen su IaiIsH. pomit
bic 3usbriide fdliebIif funisioniri.
Die grobs 5rase in itboh, tuuher bitie
Summs osnoHimsn irerosn fon. csnn
gonbs biirfen nidi mebr ausaegeteH
tptrbsn, ba bic Stdot bic unter btm Ges
isB fsitstisBis Brsnse fur Honoaussa
ben srrtitt bal. Irbeiisoirtiior Suncs
mater bot iih in Der 4neeltgsnhtit an
S.abtantpolt galiorb nm Rdih ess
iuanbt unb ss III niht cusseihlofen,
bab bic Stnot bns Gelo gegen Shulos
itsins dufsunebmsn bcbta rpiro.
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gokal-Derid)t
Nadypriiiun9
MiNeu ilst Die SfestiSaipiranien
teneben.

Cine asiiern bon Der iiabiiihsn Gis
pilDienIitommiNi0n getrOfftnettntfteis
buna uire Bel ben 90 poli3iiitn. ois
Iin Dor tursem Der Hef0rberunesprus
funa fir ben VoIten zines GeteiiiDs
uHtersogsu, biiiere Gnttduihung rtrs
urinGsn. Die QommiHion bat ndmlih
aeitern mad einer Idneeren Qonferen5
nit benz Observation-Disclosures GeOsi
email beinloHsn. bob bic idmmiliden
priif!inee iin einer QnMpriiFung uus
tsrsieben nlHen unb srpor fou bei bies
Ier Deleeenbeit linen Iebisli1 nit Be-
aug auf ibre Def6bigung nuf ben 3obn
aefiibIi tperben. Dieje Nonpriifung iii
ouf fommenben NDntoo onberaumi
,pprben unb bel Der 8ertmnuna ber
Yunits3ubI fcIIen fur ~8efdbigung~ rs
punfie IN MnreMnuna NIP. IN Ab3ug
gsbroGt iperben. benn bic Drasfboeen
Der urfpriinsIin<n ptiifnne jHb be-
reits bur6geie1en unb gslpertbtt NOR
ben.
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Niebesbeute
0ehern psn elmer GhifaassriH ais ibr
Giseuttum ibenii6Iirt.

Shmudiahen i'm Mert5e BON $500.
bic iirsiit bon ben 9stesiiDes
G6nu6s uHb Wimien ipiebererIangt
nurosn unb aus DiebitohItn krriibs
ren, bic pon Der in Ct. Qouis in 6af.
btfinbiihen 9ilIk WcDopen seriibt
iporhen fparen. fpurhen aeitern bon Der
rehtmGbistn GigeHibimerin ibenfifis
siri. Die Gisenttiimerin Der S0nen
mar cine 1rnu anna Wiy pon gbis
enso. bic sieens in Der BsgItituna bss
Gbiedgoer Deieitips Gonnid bierher
aeiommen mar. nm bic aus bem 9eiib
Der meGoneQ berriibrenben Shmuds
faten nnsuieaen. bd Die Wr9olp.u In
Chicago i'm Mir'fhen 6oufe eebi.Hi
unp bonH terD2iino6me nieier speribs
boiler Sahen Derihpunbtn mar. Jrnu
Rir mar iiberous erfreut. ais iie ibr
gigentbum bier tpieber porfano.
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Die preubiT6e Rsgjerung bat
aus bem Dtoabiter 9ratpau eiuen
Stlatspro3eB 81 MAIDEN perfudt. Sic
poute fpe3ieQ ben Ranpeis Iiefern,
oaf er pon So3iotiiten angeitadsIt
puroe, uRo pieIe gbatIats BEL ZEN
8ab!en ousbeuten. 1as 1T ibr niht
qelunoen. Ias 8eriht, fpeltes, pie
man bier3ulanoe iQ9t, g9epatt" sigens
fir ben beabiidtisten 3tpet qegsH atIss
8eIeg auserlsieu porbeu mar. Bat ss
boh nttt gena9t, bic To3iaIi'tiite par.
tel irqeno pelher Shulo an3utldqen,
fonberr ben 8orfaQ 10 aufgeTabt, ipie
or anQe'ihts oes iiberndltiaenosn Be
petsmatsridls parge'tsQt iperoen mubz
te, ndmItf] pub Elm rdoauluitiger Gam
bQqeI bic llnruben berporoerufen bat
uno oab Die goii3ei inIoiern mitfhuds
hiq lit, als Iie nit Der gr5Btsn grutalis
tat breinQehausn unb p6Ilta ur'huls
bige perionen ihper miBbdnoeIt bot.
Oab bic NntIa9e qe9en bic Sp3IaIjitsn
gu 8oben fa1en pirDe, lpar poraus8us
Tehen. Tisie iteben unter elmer pors
siiqli6en Qorteibis8ipiin. IS 1T linen
f1on BEL ben Temonitratipnen unIdbs
li6 Ser WabAeForm eirgsfhGrft pors
Dsn, i'd frieblih gu oerhaIten unb t'e
8eTtdfte fir bic So3iaItiten BON Der
8e9ierunq beTorgen gu luFsn, fpslder
Grpartung bieIe aud i'm oOGlIter Deiie
entfpri6t. Der So3ialisntus in
9eutThlanD iIt niht aug bsm @olts
berDorgs9angsn, fonoern Elm gefd0pf
Der Regierung. 60 Iange pieFe nit ben
s5untsrr 6dno in 5ano gebt. pirb es
SosiaIiiten Qebsn uno iobuIo iie bic
Sunter falen IdBt, nirb Der SosiaIiss
mus nie Spreu i'm Minoe ssrftisbsu,
oenn bic Deniqiter. bic Der fo3taliItiz
iheu Burtei dngeb0ren, peroen bon Ell
Her feTteu ueber3eugung geleitet. sir
Die WieiIteu III Die Qngetorigteit gun,
So3ioljsmus bios aIs Der fuirtfumite
protsft 1egen Oas junterlihe Regiment
beabTi6tigt
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Oe,stj jdbes 1beater.
Die Cpesetts: ,,1sibIiHeslnit" nil
nit Gmilie G@6nfeIb. .0anii9
alS Gar.

Der 2en3 III nun erspaht
Sn Dlon3 unb anospenproht.
Gs fingt in allen 3neisen
Tie Rdhtisda jaunStnn ibr Giso.
@eihmiidi jinb llnr unn nain
Wsit MuienbIiimelein,
Gin frouniges Gebnen cie Seele
burMsiebi.4
Dies iIt Der Mortlout bes snsisidtn,
BEN WdIser Guorieffs Der meicbiene
teihsn Sp.reti. .syriibiinssIuft". ;u
Ds!her Der Mol3eriOnis Joief Gtraub
bic sgosipe lieferis. ger einen Dor.
idub auf BEN JriibIins uno ben
Hlpnnemonat Ulai pin. lente istne
Shrifts am mpraiatn SoHnicg ins
Teutitx Ihenter, no er fiHoen ipiro,
,ras er iutt. .5riiblinsslui." athmsi
bas sh.e Gtraub'fheWalssrssnie. ert.
halt MeIonieH BON beitridenber ShpHs
belt. bic als Grseuger siner trfri'hen'
ZEN unb belebenbsn Siimmlna nlss
riols ihre mirsuna perfthIeH. Iler
.onnie ben bonn Jriib!insstaumsl srs
fabten aliidIidxn WenIhen aui Der
giibHe suborsn unb siiehen uno
Fiihlie iih nitt init iorissriFen in rem
NsoienrouId,, Der aIIe erfobt2 Miles
neu mahi Der Wlai" beibfs audi int
heuiihen golssIiebe, aiio herein in bic
rIriihlinasluf.'. perehr.es publitum.
trtnn Gle siipas ,,neu" aemnd,t baben
,DplIen! Ias i'm les.en 4ii singsleais
-Roi.nfeii1 nit ben fir biefs Opereste
.iasns aneeFsr!isien prdhtiaen aoi.ir
men, perIprid5i ein Grtro SLANG.
runsi Der auffubrung 3u tperoen.
GmiIi. ShoenF,lb 6nniIh. bic NIT
itrsr .Suitiaen Witifpe@ 10 bisI Jurcr.
mad,.s. abioIpirt ibr 3ipeiies 0nitipiel
n Der feinen Soubrtiien partie Der
,,sonni", cine partis, bic ihr e're't
TO pro.r4 gemahi In. Shon pas
Mufirit;sIi.b I'D somm' birst. bet'
Elm pom acnb~ IN iiberaus hrollia.
unb b1 Syrl. Ghoenfelos Miege i'm
baperiiten 5o6sesirse finno, 10 ipiso
fie bic Sooler" rlpoIhshi" unb Hatur.
oetreu proeusirsn ioHnen. FRI. ans
osle grons bal aIs ren,ilis" cine
pr1h.ies Geiansspdriie uno bas II
noriiienpaor. 6err cams Joriinsr nno
aerr lIlrith oaup. baben in ihrsn
garti.n ois ~5ilbebranbt" unb ~gr-
2onoimann" pieI ge!esenbtii. Stim'
menilana su ,rJeueen. 6err .. WueL
ltr Jobrieius unn 6err I'd. Slider
af,ten .tperben nit ihrer aomis tuahrs
IfeinIicb lpisber sinise 3ipertfsue be-
itdniasn. nobel iit in berrn Jrssi
ambroeio - lait but not Iait - einen
priiten gunhsssenpHsn als Baron
taben. 5rl. amanba Blum ala ~gsr'
,ba", 5rl. Settle Wusgsr ais -garo'
min, syrI. Crete 6erber ols r4ppcIo.
ria, Serr Otto Sirompisr ola
,Tannboui.rA, Serr q. 0erlaf aIs
.5eIir" iino .bsnfaus berDorrassno be-
itGftisi.
Gs iperben nod siniss iunss Damer
gum Wlistpirieu in bem Roienfeft &C.
ipiinidt nnb IrmeIounatn pereer
beuie abeno UNI aht llbr in ben ob.reu
Rdunlen Der Wtu1tcai Grhanse. Ro
1907 Wine Girohe, entaeasHeenommen
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@eiterer Hadsans I'M Grpurt.

Die StatiItiten Hbsr bsr 8iitgau8
I'M Grport fungsn on, bedngiti8enb su
trerben. Die Nusfubr BON Wei3en, bic
uns fri6er aus io oielen finansielen
8erlegenbeiteu befreit bat, 1T fait gleih
Run i'm 9ergIeid gu frubsrsu aus.
fuhren unb nit anoeren Roturprobut.
ten perbdlt IS iih in GbnItter 0elfs.
llnier ein3iger Rsttungsauter III nur
rod gdumnoue. 0ber nit DieIer ausin
fnnrsn mir ni6t aGs Giufubren be.
3ablen. Die grob iein miifen, neil fie
aus 9obItoffen beiteben, Die mir niht
ertbe6ren t1nnen. gDtr besieben fir
pplIs 100 MiiQionen 8onars Sdute oas
sSa9r. SelbitUeritdnoIih t6nnen mir
fisIen eSmport nift einftellen, ebenfoz
tpentg uie BEN Smport Don 3uter i'm
gleihen getrage. Summi, ghemifd-
lien unb ionittge Robitoffs unb 6olbe
tobritate miiTen ebenfaQs in aroBsn
mengsn Dom Iuslanb be3ogen fperpen.
Dine aaffee tonnen mir uns aud
niht beheffsn. Eur3um, es tam teine
Rebe bdpon iein, DAB mir unfere Gin=
fubren befdrdnten, benn mir brauhen
tie. I'm unfsre SnbuItrien I'M gang su
lalten uHb fir Den tGeliten ge61rf
bss Daieins. Notiirlih ift es ans-
gsftfoFen, baB mir oiefe ginfubrsn
nit Naareslo bs5a5l.n, aber renn mir
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Jrahttranspprt Sdlepper nit Jluds
bpoten benuBen. Sn folher Weiie 1T
in Dsutidluno cine 5lub1diffabrt BON
rieiigem llmFanee in 9emdHern aufgea
baut porben, Die niht anndberno 10
tief iinb, fpie Die meiften unisrer
Tdiffbaren Str0ms. Ter llsbelitano in
unIerem 9Qnbe lit, baB man ftd gu iehr
oaran gepDbnt bat, Die 9tlfe Der Res
sierung fir aGe mDgtiden 8inge in
2tnfprua gu nebmen uno gu ipsnig Der
eigenen Sraft 3u Dertrauen. Die Res
aierung foQ nur oprt thdtig iein, ND
Die inbipiDuelen Srdfte nift uusreiz
hen, aber tpo man fis entbebren tann,
foQ man man ite nidt in 4nIpruH
nebnen, DenH i4lieblid beru6t Die
Welt bod aui Der inoipibuelen 9lrbeit
uno nitt auf Der ghdtietsit Der Resiss
ruEq.
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Jbre 1iploute
MerbeH heHte Abenb "a RrnHfen'
phessrinneu i'm ifdbtiiten 9s'
ipiiai erbalieu.

Sm fidbiiihen 6oipital irirb bsuis
abenb bic Shlubfsier Der nit benz
Scipital perbunbeneu arausenpfleeers
innensSdule iidiifinbsn uno bel biz
fer 0eIsstrkii iperoen "a arantens
pflegerinren. bic ibrtn 4usbiIouHgss
turius polIenbet bdbeu, ibre GipIome
erhalisn. Die gertbeilung Der 9iplome
erfoIst burh Siherhei;snirettor Seoii
Smau. Or. 9nroH Stanion triro ben
Grnoudnoinnen bic Ibseifen nberr.is
den unb bic sSeiirene bait Or. 3. 81.
BRADFORD. Der prdiibert bes Asrstss
ftabes, pahrsnb aanonitus 6. q.
Reahs bas 0ebst fpr.ten pirb.
Die Graoucnhinnen iinh. 2ufile
appIseais. Rois 1bsrsia guri,. 4enes
Ularaartt Burns. Sofsphins glaHs
6arb. ssean SMitb gofpsr, aHnaghris
fine giFdns. m. Garrisun. 6aliie
gsari, Gpereit. 2aura 6ariba, Gmmu
SeroIb, Ultia Wirriam Rnbplpb. gls
len megar.hn Marp 6. Winfhou.
aulu geGe Rartin, Rold Wlap Rtspes.
Rettis Wl. Ros, Wabsl Rathenbrn.
Glipia Mnrion StoHe. SoitpbiHegoitb
Gtresi, 1lorsnce Di. Spies. Anna
2auru Su.ton. 4una Snpoer. Gaa
msiman, Mdrn 2nnid Mrigbt.