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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-20

County Auditor Charles l.. Allen
has announced the completion of
their work by the quadrennial boards
OF equalization for both the city
and county. Their duties consisted Of
equalizng the values placed upon
land by the assessors
Property owners who feel that
their lands have been placed on the
duplicate for more than their value
will have an opportunity TO be heard
by the city and county boards and
complaints may be filed in writing on
or before May 15l Blanks for this
purpose may be had OF the county
auditor.
The city and county board will
now go into session as boards of re-
vision. The county board will meet
i'm the Office of the county commission
ers and the city board In the grand
jury room in the court house, the
first Monday in May to begin the
hearings
A feature of the work which does
not seem to be generally under
stood is the fact that the board does
not have the authority or privilege
OF reducing the total amount of valu
ations. For instance, If Brown con-
vinces either OF the boards that his
property is listed too high and the
board reduces the valuation on
which he should pay taxes. the
amount Of that reduction will have
TO be added to some other property
in order that the total is not reduced
one penny.
Many objections have already been
recorded verbally, but whether or
not there will be great deal Of
real, legal kicking is a matter for
time to tell.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-20
SMALLPOX
HousEHobDERs CAUTIONED
How to Avoid Contagion.

Vaccination and the use of a re-
liable dlsinfectant are recognized as
the best preventatives. The last
thing at night pour into the traps of
the closets, washbasins, sinks, etc.
Just a little Platt's Chlorides. Places
where disease germs may develop
hooks behind plumbing and all spots
that cant be reached by the scrub
bing brush should be freely sprinkled
with a mixture of one Q) part of
Platts Chlorides and ten G0) parts
of water. This dllution costs less
than cents quart. DO not neg
lect liberal sprlnklng Of the cellar.
70 remove Objectionable odors where
sprlnking is inadvisable, keep a cloth
or sponge moistened with the dilution
mentioned. A lite extra care just
now may prevent much sickness and
expense. Platts Chlorldes Is an odor-
less, colorless liquid dislnfectant which
instantly destroys foul odors and
disease breeding matter. 1t is
sold by druggists everywhere in full
quart bottles, and is prepared only
by Henry b. Platt
Book with sanitary information
mailed free on writing to AZ CHn St
New York. 4-15-6t
Polar Bear -four (guaTanteed) SI15
large sack II. r. Lewis e. Co.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-20
Midnight I'm The Onarks.

and yet sleepless Hiram Scranton of
clay city, H. coughed and coughed.
lie was In the mountain on the ad-
vice OF fve doctors, who said he had
consumption. but found no help in
the climate, and started home. Hear
ing of DR. Kings New Discovery, he
began TO use II. II believe It saved my
life ne writes FOR 1t made a new
man Of me, so that 1 can now do
work again" For all lung diseases,
coughs, colds, lagrippe, asthma. Group,
whooping cough, hay fever, hem
oruhages, hoarsness or quinsy, it's the
best known remedy Price soc and
s1.O0. Trial bottle free. Guaranteed
by Tschanen Bros.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-20
Card of Thonlss

Mr.. Benjamin Killam and daugh-
ters, Mrs. f. o. Tuttle and Mrs. j.
Parshall. wish to thank the First Bap-
tist church. neighbors, Cleaner class.
the Woman's Home Circle, office force
of Marion Steam Shovel, and friends
for their kind acts, words Of sym
pathy and floral offerings during the
time of their bereavement Of wife and
mother. 1tp
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-20
Never out or work.

The busiest little things ever made
are DIR. Kings New Life Phls. Every
pill is a sugar coated globule OF
health, that changes weakness into
strength, languor into energy brain
flag into mental power; curing Con-
stipation, Headache, Chills, Dyspep-
sia, Malaria. Only 25c at Tschanen
Bros.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-20

For the second time. John Weston
has recovered a judgment for DANA
yes against the old Marion Malleable
Iron company, for injuries sustained
in the plant about hvc years ago.
After a trial lasting practically two
days, the case went TO the jury Wed
ncsday evening aud after wrestling
with the matter for two hours "a, yer
dict for $3.50 was rendered In ia
for Of Weston. lie asked $4,000
damages.
on the first trial of this case In
the common pleas court, Weston was
awarded "a judgment for $3.50 but
the matter was carried TO the cir
cult court where 1t was reversed,
then 10 the supreme court where II
was sent back to. the common pleas
for retrial.
Attorneys DeGolley and DcGolley
represented the plaintiff and Scoheld
and Durfee and c. G. Fisher, the
defendant company.
The $4,000 damage case of Olin
Blue, an infapt by his next friend
Frank r. Blue, against the Hooking
Valley railroad company was begun
in the court of common pleas this
morning. Oln Blue, who was about
six years old at the time of the ac-
cidont, lost both his legs by being
run over by Hooking Valley train
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-20
Cnntnln Hnrrnlle nend.

Rehoboth, Del. April 2O.-Captain
George Hurralle. OF New York City.
who was first mate Of Sir Thomas
Lipton's Shamrocks I and III. died
Of heart disease while off the break
water in his motorboat Express today
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-20
vininr Taken Home.

Columbus, Ohio, April 2O-s. J.,
Nining speaker Of the Ohio house,
was pronounced well enough to be
taken to his home in Mercer county.
today He was taken to the train in
a cab this morning, and was ordered
by his physician 10 take a complete
rest
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-20
TAXING BOARDS
TO HEAR KICKS
Boards of Revision Begin
Hearings May First.
COMPLAINTS MUST Be FILED
On Blanks Provided by the
County Auditor.

The Board Has the Right TO Reduce
The valuation on One Mans Prop
crty but the Same Amount Must
BE Added TO Another, rs the Total
Valuation Dare not be Reduced.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-20
April 20 In American History.

1S6l-Colonel Robert f.. Lee resigned
his commission in the United States
army.
1S02-Severe earthquake throughout
the whole Of California
1002-Frank Il. Stockton. the novelist
died; born 1894.
1906-Flres checked in san Francisco
Total deaths recorded 4SS. Loss
from fire over S30O.OOOOOO. Gross
loss from all causes over $1,000.
100000.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-20
MRS. EDWARD NELLY
DIES IN ARKANSAS
Particulars OF Death Not Known at
This Time.

The many friends Of Mrs. Edward
j. Nelly, formerly of this city viii
learn with the sincerest regret of her
death at three O'Clock this morning
at the home Of her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. w. $. Coleman, In Paragould,
Arkansas. A message stating this
fact was received here this morning
but no particulars Of the death are
available at this time. 1t is not
known here. yet what the funeral
arrangements will be.
Mrs. Nelly was the widow of Ed
ward ], Nelly who died two years
ago.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-20
WESTON GIVEN
A JUDGMENT
Gain $500 on Retrial of
Damage Case.
$4,000 DAMAGES ASKED
In Railroad Case on Trial
Today.

olive Blue, AN Infant. Loses Both Legs
on the Hooking Valley and His
Father Sues the Company For "A
large Sum-Dcfcnsc Denies Re
sponsibility for the Accident-Othcr
Court News.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-20
December IS. 1907.

December IS, 1907.
DeGolley and DeGolley, who repre-
sent the plaintiff, alege that the
child was on his way to his home
on Toledo avenue, from the Silver
street school building. 1t is charged
that the Silver street crossings OF
the Hooking Valley was blocked by
a train and that the boy went north
along the track to cross over; that
the Track was in general use as a
foot Win and that no signs appear
north of the track to indicate that 1t
is private property.
The defense claims that the boy
was trespassing; that he was run
ming along beside a cut of cars where
the track had been freshly ballasted
and that he stepped on stone and
rolled under the wheels; that he
had no right on the right-of-way and
that the company is not responsible
in any manner for an accident which
they deeply deplore.
Immediately after stating the case
to the jury this morning the jurors
were taken to the scene of the ac-
cident TO acquaint themselves with
conditions. The Jurors are John
Metzger. Edward Fisher, George
Heinrich, Jacob Zimmerman, Peter
Dunn. II. X. Brown, s. Cox, W. p
LaRue. J. A. Rayk John Hogan D..
H Eversole and Charles Patten.
Nineteen witnesses were subpoenaed
for the plaintiff. and but one for
the defense, when the case opened
this morning.
Attorney Fred Rector, of Column
Inns. and Sconeld and Durfec of this
city represent the Hooking Valley.
A petition in partition was filed
in the court of common pleas today
by Crisslnger & CUTLERY for Henry
n. Rudasil against Martha A., Mes
ter e.. Doris V. and Howard Ruda-
sill the latter three being minors
The plaintiff rclatesc that as an heir
of L, II. Rudasin he is seized In fee
simple Of the undivided one-fifth OF
a lot in Marion; that Martha Ruda-
sill as the widow of l.. II. Rudasill
ls entitled to dover interest in
the premises and that the other de-
PENDANTS are tenants In common
with him. No guardian has been
appointed for the minor defendants.
II is asked that his interest be set
off in severalty to him and If this
cannot be done without manifest In
jury to the property, that it he sold
and his share paid out Of the pro
cecds of such sale. Tile defendants all
live In Detroit, Michigan.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-20

There are about three thousand
weddings every tewenty-fopr hours,
taking the entire world into consider
atfou
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-20

The word bungalow is an Anglo
milan version of the Hindoo bangla'
which primarily means Bengali or Of
Bengal, and is also applied TO a
matched hut
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-20
ASTRONOMICAL EvEN1s.

From noon today TO noon tomorrow)
Sun sets $40. rises 5.OS moon rises
1886 a. m: 0;03 a. m. moon In con
Junction with Uranus, passing from
west TO east of the planet
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-20

Polar Bear -four (guaTanteeD $f.15|
large sack. II. II. Lewis e. Co.
4-7-12tI
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-20

w. RI - MIMn.l.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-07-29

The center Of population OF the
United states is four and one-half
miles south OF Unionvlle Mercer
County lndo according to census
bureau announcement Since 1900,
when Il was six miles southeast of
Columbus, Ind, It has moved thirty
one miles westward and onc-seven-
teenth of mile northward, The west
ward movement was more than twice
that Of 1S9O-19OO decade. This accol-
Grafton of the westward movement Is
attributed by census officials prncl-
pauy to the growth Of the Pacific and
Southwestern states, The geographi-
cal center Of population, therefore,
Is about $50 miles east Of the geo.
graphical center.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-07-29
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Editor World;

Editor World:
"I have also noticed tho tobacco
hogs In this city and wish to corrob.
crate the statement made by an OBJ
server in this mornings "World" re-
mrdng the nuisance of swearing upon
the streets of Tulsa, and the dirty,
Ulthy habit of chewing and splitting
tobacco Juice.
at is quito true that the streets Of
Tulsa are not the place for woman.
{ have heard great deal Of obscene
luuguage used upon the streets re-
eardlcss OF any ones presence when
! ann I'm company with any of my
sisters or amy woman friend, / dare
mot take them past the corner by the
Robinson Hotel for fear these loaf
.rs tobacco hogs and dlrty-mouthed,
would-hc men Wills 20" something
which would be ashamed to have
them hear
"l have been I'm n number Of cities
/ nut must say that I have never seen
such advantages taken MS in this city.
eyes, why doesn't some policeman
enforce the ordinance which restricts
| the above mentioned nuisance?
"An Observer" "
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-07-29
EXTRA SPECIAL.

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Observation-Disclosures.
ADJUSTMENTS.
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Saturday always brings a new
"Muttand JEFF" foto-play to the Lyric.
Today they show the fifth release, and
It Is said Bud" Fishers boys do
themselves proud in this production,
The subject is Mutt and jeff make
a hit"
1t is "A laugh producer from start
to finish.
Two other first runs will be shown:
"At the Trails End" western. THE
Lneman," one of the Imp" studios
best.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-07-29
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saw the prisoner lying at tho bottom
about twelve feet below and thought
he had struck him IN the Log Whom no
reached the prisoners side, no turned
him over and notice tho bulltt had
gone through tho body At this time
several persons appeared on the
scene, and after warning them not 70
touch the body Moran hurried 10 a
nearby telephone and called a doctor,
An examination OF the body showed
that the bullet pierced the rlgnt arm
just aboyo tho elbow, wont through
the chest, entering under tho arm and
was lodged just under the skin on the
other side
The body was removed TO the Now
bray morguc whore Coroner Slack
proceeded to- draw % coroncr's jury
and TO summons witnesses torthe in
quest shortly before tho hour for
the inquest County Attorney Malloy
| told Justice Slack that a corouers
jury under tho laws of oklahoma,
could not be held so the body was
left In the morgue for Identification.
Early iu the afternoon tho body
was Identified boy Cradle Mitchell as
that Of man named Carr % lreNar-
| kama, Ark, but later this iduntinca-
| tluu was di.proyod whom G., II. At
wood positively identified the man as
I'm WoolIyor OF Wyaudotto Okllll-
ma. He stated that WuolNor was
married, his wife and child living In
| Wyaudottr, with WuolNcrs three
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-10-19
8irb sic Belt better?

G1ele SadM gibt es, Die bemei-
len, oaB iie es tbut. Die @rt- uno
@eiie, tpie 5auienoe beriuden, ii9 ge.
genieitig gu belfen, lift 8eleg oafiir.
Inter oieien lit 6rau %. %. @oul6
BON 8ittSfielo, @. s. So iie CUTE
@eiunobeit 6ur@ ben @enuB Don Cleo
trio 8itters erbielt. ratb iie iebt an0e-
rem 2eioen6en uberaQ on, es gu 1neb-
men. Sabre lang lit id an Magen-
uno acknowledgements" i@reibt iie.
~sSeoe Meoi5in, Sic t@ sebraudte, baIf
nibts, Big ih electric 8itters rabm.
aber 6ieies groBartiee &eiImitteI boIf
mir tp%urroerbarer @etie." sic beIfer
'irgen6 elmer Gra,1. sic iino bds bette
9onic un6 feinite 9eber- ur6 Nieren-
MitteI, mas gemadt 1T. geriudt's
un6 SIR meroet es n,,sfin6en. 500.
bel Der MoIitor Drug SO.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-10-19
|f<ben h<ibt fdntpf<n*
>woma,, bon s. gourtbs.&atltr.
(6srHans.)

Sa1t 3rDe1 Sabre Daren te1t @dbrS
600 pergangen. Sort @enoenburg
u,o iein 5dmiegeriobn batten in an-
geitrengteltcr Arbeit Gergeiien ge>
iudt. Sic mobnten 5uiammen in
@iaa Mnna un0 batten iid innig ein-
o,,oer angel9loiien in ser trlben Set.
Soft gang 5urudge5ogen batten tie &C.
lebt. Nun aber ltrefte oas 2eben per-
langeno mieoer ieine Mrme aus.
Sauptia9li6 III @ernbar0's Seele
mubs itetig Sic 5ebniudt nad @pa,
sic er ood Tie pergelien batte. @iel-
leibt bdtte ct lih ibr idon eber &C.
nabert, ober oie &idltdt al1f @en-
oenburg belt i'm oapon ab.
gines Cages beganm Sort ielbit
bon gpa.
rgs lit 10 itia uno einiam bier fir
uns 5tpei Mdnner, 8ernbaro. @enn
mir @pa ieBt bier batten, es muroe
uns mobl tbun."
@ernbarb iab forideno in iein &C.
|itdt.
r@lnide1t gu mirflid], 0aB @pa
5uriifffame? @iir0e es Di9 nidJt
qualen, iie in 1einer Nabe 5u ba-
benz"
@enoenburg la9elte mebmiitbig.
.Gu glaubit MIDI nod nidt gene
len bon ienem @aba, Ser mid emit
befanen? Gas lit porbei un6 liegt
binter mir. @pa meiB oas au& i6
babe ibr often a0es m%itgetbeilt. Sic
ielbit mill ieoo@ ni6t 5uridfebren."
u@teleidt, neil iie meiB, mie l11<
entbebrli6 fie iid Sante Maria ge-
madt bat" iagte 8ernbar6.
Wen6enburg iab i'm ionoerbar an.
u8ieueidt - pieqei6t aber au9
aus einem aroeren @run6e", iagte er.
langiam.
Sort itl1bte ploblih.
r@ennit gu pielleiht gar 6ieien an
bern @run6, 8%ernbar0?" fragile er
oringen6. -.
unb % rang ii@ aus @ernbarbs
@er5en 6as @eitdn6niB ieiner 2iebe
gu Gpa. Ct er5ablte Sort o1es un6
perihmieg ibm nihts. @en6enburg
itubte Den 8opf in sic @an6 un6 borte
gu, obne Elm @ort ei,r3umerfen. Ms
8ernbaro gu gnoe mar NIT ieiner:
8eidte, ieuf3te er tief auf.
uMlio au6 Dir babe i6 2ei6 5uge=
fugt init meiner unieligen 2et6en-
i6aft. 8ar i6 6enn blinb?"
@ernbaro faBte feline &an6.
~Wade Dir bariiber feline 8ortpiir-
fe, Bapa! @os fam Elm Meni9 fir
feline @mpfinoungen. @ir .alle tparen
bonn S9tdial in meni9lide Srrtbii=
mer peritridt mor0en.
@en0enburg nidte. Damn lagte er
iinneno:
Gin @l1tes lit 6o9 6abei beral1s=
gefommen. Meine arme @abi fat
menigitens Elm S4einglud %genoiien
ouf. fur3e 3eit. limo 0aB es ibr
trob allem perldafft bait, 6anfe id
Sir bonn Ser5en."
~Gufir 0anfe 5uerit @oa. Sic NOR
es, Sic 6os grote Spfer bra6te fir
@abt. Sour neil iie es monte, cling
i6 bieien @eg."
u@letdpiel, 10 6anfe i6 eu6 BEL
ben. l1n6 - nun 50gere nidt ldin=
ger, Dir Dein @liid 5u iidern. @eb
un6 bole @ba beim un6 g0nnt mir
elm marines HldbGen BEL @u6. Sh
BIN alt uno miirbe gemor6en un6
iebne MIDI nah frie0lider &ube."
8ernbaro bieIt es nun nidt ldnger.
S9on lit Sen ndditen 5agen reiite er
al uno erl@ien u~nangemel6et Bel
9erDl95.
@pa tpar nit sen &inbern 'al1sge=
gangen. 9as mar 8ernbor0 gera6e
redt. Ct tbetlte Snfel uno 3a1tte
nit, 6oB er gefommen paiire, lint iib
bon @pa 6as Satport 5u bolen. ST Bat
lie, ibm na9 @pas &iidfebr nit ibr
ol(ein gu laiien. sic periprad)en ibm
oas. @r mar 80 boffnungsfrob 11n6
leines Slides itder, 6aB er bon iei-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-10-19
Sames 6. 9ablman rGoapbob", IRA.
bpr bon Omaba, vtpirft ba8 2aTp."

~ Ov1 NSu~'
Mapor Sas. s. Doblmonn begann
feline Garriere oIs r@opbop," it ge-
gentp6rtiger MaDor bon Omaha un6
fat foIgenoen @ecoro: Sderiff bon
Games County, Geb., Bret Sermine;
@apor bon @bo6ron, 3pei Sermine,
Demotrotiiber Mat'l @omitemann,
a9t Sabre; Mapor bon Omaha, feds
Sabre u16 in 1910 @an6i6at fir @ou-
perneur bon MebraSfa. S11 elmer gu.
i6rtft on Solep & 60, @bicago, iagt
er:: uSSd babe 5olep Mierenpiqen ge-
nommen un6 Tie baben mir cine be-
oeuten6e @rlethterl,ng gebra#, 6aber
i9 oieielben f%reu6igit empfeble." @dr
(ge3etdnet) Sames Dahl
man. Molttor Drug So.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-10-19

Mon 1ieB Goa 1T Sen ndditen a.
gen gemdbren. Sour 6oppelt lieb uno
gut pare1 @erbigs gu ibr.
Sag iunge Maoden fdmpfte einen
i9meren &f:: @epaltig 5og es
lie gu Dem @eliebten - mie gerne
bdtte lie li9 ibm gu eigen gegeben.
l1n6 bod fiirdtete lie ii6, ibm an5u-
geb0ren. Die Mutter itano 3miiden
ibr un6 ibrem Slid. Rie tam iie
5oriiber binmeg, bas fiblte fte. ltn1
ood Bat ibr eigenes beiBes @er5 im=
nrer oringenoer fir Sen @eliebten.
Sic fiirdtete, linn gegeniber madt-
los gu mer6en. @ar iie aber idppa4
un6 COB nod - ME piiroe lie Elm d,
pones reines Slid an ieiner Seite
finoen. lno 6ieie @emiBbeit qualte
iie uniagbar, neil iie m11Bte, bob iie
r1r bon unb gang begluden fonnte,
nenn lie ielbit gIiidIi6 NOR. 5rie uno
Mario erpdbnten Bernhard init fei-
nern @ort.
ginige Sage no6 feinem 8eiu@
iagte 6rib gu ieiner 6rau, als lie.
allein tparen: ~Morgen fritz retie id
nod g., I'M 8ettina gu beiuden.
g11tpeoer bringe i9 iie gleih nit,
ooer lie bei udt rms in Sen ndditen \
5agen."
morio iob iberroidt auf eera6e
in ibres Monnes ernite, entidloiiene
Ma1gen binein.
IS lit gut, Srit," ermi0erte iie
leiie.
gr 3og file an iid.
Limb gu frogit ni6ts meiter?"
Sic I6delte.
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min nidt, oaB 0u flein BON mir
onefit. l1eber 8ettina bab' id mir
oos 8ragen abgemobnt. Sd meiB,
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boten. Da5u ge50rt Ser aoloene
56Iuiiel oes @itters 9la1bart. Sd
bobe idon ols @ino INNER geoaM,
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rigen 6raren NOR, oieien g%ol6enen
sd1uiieI ni9t gu reipeftiren unb Sent
b. len 8laubart cine Before Meimu1g
bon sen 6rouen hei5ubringen."
r2iebe, fluge 5eele! ~Mber ein
@loubort bin i6 ia gottlob nidt.
Inns id mill gang often iagen, 0dB,
id 8ettina bolen mill, bamit fte init
@pa ipriht. Sbre Mutter1iebe mir0
ein5ig unS allein Sic redten @orte
finoen. nm gpa nidt MIR um5uitim=
men, ion6ern audi nm ibr Sic eigene
Mube ur1o @lIdsiiderbeit in's @er5 5u
leqen. Sour tpenn gpo felb1t an ibr
@Iiid glaubt, mfrs fte Bernhard gats
begliiden."
5dmeiter @ettina mar mad Sem
Sooe ibrer Sdhpieaertodter mteoer IN
ibr Mmt einaetreten. Sic Sberin
bate iie NIT 6reuoen beariiBt, 0atiie
sdmeiter 8ettinas Opferfreuoigfeif
idpn idmer5lid mabreno ibrer Mbtpe-
ienbeit permiBt bette.
8ernborb mollte feline M1tter germ
BEL ii6 III @ila Mnna beboIten, nn6
bat lie mteoer unb pie6er, ibr Mmt
nieoer51.legen, aber iie lieB iid nidt
balten.
sd bobe es perlernt, in uno NIL.
Ser @elt gu leben. 2aB mid in meme
mir liebaetpor0ene Sb1tiafeit 5l1riid=
febrea, ih fam Tie nidt mebr emit
bebren." iaete iie.
uno 8ernbar6 beindte lie ie6en
uno 'au6 Trib fam 3utpei-
len. Das mar ibr iebeSmoI cine gro-
BE, innige Sreuoe.
Mu6 be11te elite ie NIT beid4ping<
ten Sdritten IN 6as SpredDimmer,
Aa5EWaaEE TTE&=S &@a AEHESEE LEEE&S
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-09-15
LES DROITS DE LA FEMME

Ella femme, dit-on, est F6gale de
l'homme, ellie doit avoir les memes
droits que lui."
Phrase creuse ct vide de sens.
Les droits de la femme! ellie en-
a, certes, ct lis sont nombreux; ellie
dot les revendiquer hautement,
car lis sont sa puissance. MATS
ces droits consistent-ils a interve-
mir on a confondre les roles?
Les droits de la femme, lis sont
sublimes, 81 cette femme intelligent
te ct chr6tienne a vraiment COM
pris sa mission; mails lis Sc confon-
dent avec ses devoirs, devoirs pc
nibles, laborieux, obscurs solvent.
toujours grands s'ils sont accom-
pills avec une g6n6reuse abnega-
ton ct I'm v6ritable amour de Dieu
ct du proclaim.
Est-ce done peu de chose que de
faire rayonner autour de sol lie bon
heur de s'oublier, de vivre ct de
MOURN pour lie procurer a ceux
qu'on aime?