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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-07-25
The Cosy

Wednesday and Thursday. a bull
fight feature and another "1O1" BIZ
son, also a very strong program.
"Bullfight in Mexico" Imp. Series
Of good views of a bull fight, very ex-
citing and thrilling which shows how
our Mexican neighbors divert them
selves.
HIS Punishment" "1O1" Bison.
The soldier had married an Indian
girl and deserted her, and this pic
ture shows how his daughter was sent
by the tribe to wreak vengeance on
hlm He and his soldiers are ambush
ed and captured, and he is cruelty
treated by his daughter. A big stir
ring story OF the early west.
The Voice of the Millions" Rex.
Featuring Marion Leonard in a labor
picture setting forth the differences
between capital and the working man.
In this lively and humanely told story
the girl was the means of settling a
great strike and bringing happiness to
all concerned.
When the Leaves Fall" Gau-
mont. A very beautiful picture taken
amid pretty scenes, telling of the
love Of musician and man of high
rank for noted singer Having alb
Quoted the girl, the nopleman is ia
tally wounded in duel by the mu-
sician. A human interest story that
pleases
How Shorty Won Out" Imp.
Mr.. Crumson, the comedian at his
best. Shorty had many rivals for the
hand Of Betty but he outwitted them
all and landed them in Jail and won
betty.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-07-25
THEY ALL DEMAND 1T.
Pendleton Like Every City and Town
in the Union, Receives It.


People with kidney ills want to be
cured. When one suffers the tortures
Of an aching back, relief is eagerly
sought for. There are many remedies
today that relieve, but not permanent
ly. Doan's Kidney Pills have brought
lasting results to thousands. Here is
proof Of merit from this vicinity.
Mrs. w. F. Graybill, 1903 Washing
ton avenue, La Grande, Oregon, says
II still think highly of Doan's Kidney
Pills for no other remedy could have
done more than they did for me. I
have not had a symptom Of kidney
trouble since l gave an endorsement
Of Doans Kidney Pills on May 90,
1910 and / willingly confirm that all
] said in their favor at that time. /
consider that Doan's Kidney Pills have
cured me permanently OF kidney
trouble and another member OF our
household has also received the great
est benefit from their use"
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
states.
Remember the name-Doan's--a
take no other.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-07-25
LOAN SHARKS DRIVEN OUT.
Money Lenders Arrested Trying to
ExtOrt Interest I'm New York,

Money Lenders Arrested Trying ia
ExtOrt Interest In New York.
New York.-After many years ag-
itation, the efforts of the Russell Sage
Foundation and other New York char
table societies to put the "ioan shark
money lenders out OF business have
apparently been crowned with sue
cess
A law passed by the last legislature
has been sustained by the courts, and
the money lenders, after a formal
meeting to discuss the situation, have
agreed to close out all their loans at
the legal rate Of interest and shut Up
shop.
The concensus of opinion at the
money lenders meeting was that the
business was dead, and that 1t would
be wiser for the men, If they did not
want to be forever in the tolls of the
law. to give it up.
Desperate efforts were made by the
fifty-four different companies repre-
sented to collect their outstanding
loans at the old rates before quitting.
Arrests came in such rapid succession
however, that the efforts at collection
were quickly suspended.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-07-25

critics that they have found the ideal
Beverly in Dorothy Howard, who
is playing the part at present. Miss
Howard is young, beautiful and ex-
tremely talented. Her recent en-
gagements have been as leading lady
with William Farnum in Cameo
Kirby and with the original New
York production of The Aviator"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-07-25
AT THE THEATERS.
Seat Sale Opens.

Seats will be places on sale at the
Pendleton Drug Co, July 26. for the
engagement Of George Barr Nc
Cutcheon's Beverly" at the Oregon
theater and judging by the large num-
Der Of inquiries already received at
the box office, Beverly" will play
to crowded house.
Prices: Lower floor, 81; balcony,
75c; gallery SOC.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-07-25
The pastiJne.

The home Of good pictures. Attrac-
tive program for Fridays change:
From Fireman to Engineer" Lu-
bin. A fresh railroad story We can
commend It as a desirable offering.
The story is simple, human and
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-07-25
- First Use of Ouinine in China :

and in addition to the addresses in
the larger meeting round table con-
ferences will be held in special SUBJ
jects. Next Sunday will be observed
as educational Sunday throughout the
city.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-07-25

Chattanooga, Tenn, July 25.-The
ninth annual meeting of the National
Association of Teachers in Colored
schools opened here with dele
gates from every part of the country.
The program covers every feature of
education among the colored people
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-07-25
For sale.

Thoroughbred Scotch Collie puppies.
Bitches, $500; stud dogs. $3.50. VI.
L. Little, r. 1. Box rs Amity, oregon.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-07-25

do you always take off your hat
when the flag goes by?"
"Naw! I'm not runnin' for office"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-06-24
ROOSEVELT REFUSES TO MAKE
STATEMENT UNTIL "DEFiNlTE
AN is REACHED"
STARTS w.. w. .'lY HOME TO-DAY
Powell Clayton Of ArNansas Selected
az Temporary Chairman Of New
Republican Committee-WiIlC Confer
With Taft.

Chicago, H., June 2+,-1heodore
Roosevelt held informal conferences
today with Senator Dixon, Governor
Johnson, James II; Garfield and Gif
fcrd Pinchot regarding the new party
situation.
The colonel said he would make no
statement until definite plan of pro-
gress had been reached" Roosevelt
expected to confer with Illinois lead
ers before departing for Oyster Bay
this afternoon.
Roosevelt said that the action OF
the Baltimore convention would have
no effect on his position regarding
a new party, even II the democra
should nominate a progressive.
Governor Johnson announced a
committee OF eighteen to organize the
new party as follows:
Governor Johnson, chairman; other
members: SeantOrs Clapp, Dixon and
Poindexter; Governors Aldrich, Yes
sey; Editors Nelson of the Kansas
City Star, ValValkenberg of the Phil
adelphia North American. and Will
liam Allen White; EX-COngressman
Pierson. James r. Garfield, Clifford
Pinchot, William Pendergast; Judge
Lindsay, Matthews Hale, George l..
Record. Charles Fl. Thompson and
Colonel L. c. Darlington.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-06-24

come out to see how seriously the
lady was injured.
In falling Mrs. Trask's head came
violently in contact with tie ly-
ing beside the roadway, the bloN
rendering her unconscious. Her
brother in law, r. l.. Pitts, with the
assistance of one or two other gen.
tlemen, carried the lady to one side
of the roadway where a physician
who CHANGED to be on the car came
to her assistance and rendered her
medical aid.
Later Mrs. Trask was brought in
to the city in an auto in charge OF
Messrs. Writ Franklin and j. W.
Kruger.
Today Mrs. Trask is resting easily
and considers herself fortunate in
Iced th2t she was not very seriously
injured in the untmnsing rush for
the car.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-06-24
LADY HURT IN RUSH FOR CAR.
Wild Scramble for Seats Results In
Injury to Mrs. W. c. Trask.

In transferring the passengers from
one car to another on the return
from Lorena Park yesterday after
noon, the rush of number OF men
for places on the car on to Whlch
the transfer was made resulted IN
one lady being injured, while quite
few narrowly escaped more or
less serious injury.
An open car had jumped the track
short distance from the park and
those on it as well as those from
the car following, were forced 10
other car came from the city the
transfer to another car. When the
crowd from the disabled car as wei
as from the second car made
frantic rush for it in an endeavor'
on the part of some of the men,
seemingly, to secure seats for them
selves before the lauleS couiu Se'
aboard.
While the car was still in motion.
at a considerable speed, in fact, orr
man caught on and one of his feet
swung so far out as TO strike Mrs.
Transk violently in the side, knock
ing her to the ground. 1t was on
ly by a superhuman effort that some
of the gentlemen near the lady at
the time kept her from being tram
pied under foot. The fellow who
was in such a hurry to get sea-
in all probability got one. as he
remained aboard the car and did not
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-06-24
Tafts National Committee.

Chicago, H., June 24.-Powell Clay
ton of Arkansas national committee
man of that state was today made
Temporary chairman of the new re-
publican national committee, in exec
utive session in the coliseum.
William Allen White was absent
F. B. Stanley being in his place.
The meeting adjourned after ap,
pointing a committee Of nine to con-
fer with Taft and ascertain his wish
es regarding the conducting Of the
campaign.
California, Minnesota, New Jersey
North Carolina, South Dakota and
Massachusetts, were not represented
at the national committee meeting.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-06-24
SUPREME COURT HOLDS CON-
PERs, MORRISON AND MITCH.
ELL GUILTY OF CONTEMPT.
BUCK STOVE CASE CAUSE
Labor Men Held Guilty in Contempt
of Court in Bucks Stove Boycott
Case and SENTENCES Range From
Six to Twelve Months.

Washington, D. c., June 2f.-Sam'
uel Gompers, George Morrison and
Joan Mitchell, respe otively president,
secretary and vice president OF the
American Federation of Labor, were
held guilty of contempt Of court in
the Bucks Stove boycott case by the
supreme court of United States to-
day and sentenced to one year. six
months and nine months respect =
lively.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-06-24
Compromise Reported.

Baltimore, Nd, June IA COM
promise is reported. Parker is to
meet Bryan and read him the speech
he has prepared, if Bryan still oo-
iects, Parker will decline to serve.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-06-24

at Eagle Park, Grand Island. collaps-
ed last night under the weight of
$500 people, precipitating them into
twelve feet of water
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-06-24
Enqland's Forests Gone.

The forests for which England was
at one time famous have vanished or
only exist In the attenuated form Of
carefully preserved woods and parks,
from which can be obtained only q
fraction of the supplies needed.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-06-24

ternoOn recess that If Parker is
sustained by the committee, they
would nominate Bryan on the floor
of the convention to oppose Parker
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-06-24

Baltimore had 24The democratic national committee at
2:t5 appointed Chairman Mack and "
co, srvan fight
III. convention chsmanshp The committee
then adjourned o'clock tonight
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-06-24

1t will pay you to see US about
your insurance-fire, cyclone or plate
glass. We also write good bonds.
Fraley Agency Phone 9. 23-3
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-06-24
|BYRAN'S FORCES CONTINUE
THEIR FIGHT ON PARKER

esyANs FRIENDS SERVE MOTTO ON COMMITTEE
THAT If PARKER susTAi NED BY COMMITTEE, THEY'LL
NOMINATE FLoo or CONVENTION TO OPPOSE
Hm-eRYAN AND WILSON COALITION TO FIGHT NAM
ING OF PARkER-NAToNAL COMMITTEE NAMES MACK AND
HALL TO CONFER AND PARKER AND AVOID
FIGHT
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-06-24

A vapor bath and a cold plunge
renews vigor and makes life worth
living. Palace Barber Shop. 23tt
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-06-24

A vapor bath prepares the skin
to perform its functions of health.
At the Palace Barber Shop.
23-tf
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-06-24
THIRTY LIVES LOST
IN DOCK ACCIDENT
DOCK COLLAPSED UNDER THE
WEIGHT OF TWENTY FIVE
HUNDRED PEOPLE. E.

Buffalo, n. Y, July 24.-At noon to-
day the identified list of dead and
missing in the Niagara rievr accident
was placed at thirty. A 50-fOot dock
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-06-24

Read The Want Ads. Worth while
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-06-24

w. ]. Bryan as progressive can
didate to fight Alton B. Parker Tor
the temporary chairmanship was the
plan considered by the Bryan and
Wilson forces before the national
committee met today to name tenn
porary chairman, and settle the con-
tests.
Bryan's friends notified the ma
tional committee just before the af-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-06-24

Read the Want Ads. Worth while
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-06-24

SANITARY Washing.
GLOBE Laundry. Phone 10.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-09
burlington, 9nma, als Observation-Disclosures.

Die 0biir9erlifcn" Sartcien. Sober
.Nihtip5ialiit" purbc aufgeforbcrt.
Die amerifaniihe SABINE 3n trasen.
ais 3eihen ieincs Yatriotisz
NJ II $ nm sur llnterideioung bon ben
poterlanosloien Sp5ialiiten,
unb Surlin9ton erlebte cine Aera bes
Yatriptismus. 8ir perben bas
iutcreiionte Sdauipicl bicicr Dor
9lngit erregten Stabt. Der in, admpfe
iiir bos bebrobtc Saterlanbogcfiibl
beidGiti9ten Scmptratcn llno
n cpublifaucr. mcldlc bic
Stnnbarteu ibrer Tortei pcrgobcn,
nod rett lnnge nidt pcr9ciicu tpnucn.
giatilrlid Iic8tc Der gccinic Siberus
li9mu5 il6cr Die ypatcrlnnbSlpicu"
@ciclcM hcrcn Enrtci iid) am
Eatriptiom mus ucriiinbi9t bat.
@ir ihiloern bieic Grideimlua bier
in elmer sans be It immtcu Alb
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-09
(Spc5ials prrefponben5.)
npm g. f.

Iber cS mdrc Cit Srrtbnm 5n CLAN
hen, bieic Sbatiafe babe Der pplitt
idjcu Grpaniipn 9eben nub Stuft pcrs
lieber, unn bic Srageu, ipcldIc buS
brittle Hpm bcihdftisen, namcntlih,
mas bic benz 81. Stnbl seihaffene
Gage nnbclangt, hittcu naomrf irgenb :
luclfe NbInnerung crlitten. Die
Singc blciben aerupc 10, ipic tic friibcr
ln9cn; nadoem Die &eute Der Sronlln9
ulb Die 9utcn aotboliten cine rnipilrs
bigc 8emaltthdti9feit miBbili9tel
BADEN tic Den Worpbuben perurtbciIt,
pprallf Gin Sober nuf leinen Yoltcil
5rriid8efebrt lit. @as nun Die Sin
d)ologie beo WfDrbers anbctriftt, 10
firbct JIG ibrc Grfldrung III Der Gage,
in Der iiG Minmebr Die SallptItaot
Stnlien's befinbet.
Hpm erideiut Sen Srenlben, Die es
pbcrfl0hlif fcnnen Icrnen, NM Die es
nad) Dem Yllblifum beurtbeilen. paa
lie III Ben @aitbofen rnb @alerieil
attreffen, in burd]ulls anberer WeiIe,
ais c5 III Birflihfeit lit. Sipeinnb=
piersig Sabre Sreimaurer : Hegternna
baben es pulitanoia nm%seinbert, UNI
ba5 @olf bauptiddlid bat NIT poller
9ungcn umitiir8leriide, renolutiondre
Yrin8ipien eingeatbmet. Sn Gom
eriitieren gauge IA anarhiittihe Ser
cine, unb bis nod Dor ipenisen Sabrer
CAB es einen berielben nit Dem Sitel
| 30. Suli" (Satum bes Worbes bes
&Dnigs Sumbert), Der Dor IIer
Iueen feline blutrotbe Sabine bernms
trll9. Seute (io beiBt es) eriitiere
bieier @erein nidt nlebr, oafiir inn
aber piele anbere erbliibt, in bener
@eriommlinseuL Gonferen3en abges
bulten tperbcn. unb tuorin offene Gros
pn9anbn pbne ieOpebe 9emdnteliinq
9etrieben tpirb. Sie &rbeiterflaRer
acb6ren fat alic N%narfiiten $ Der
cinen a1t, unb bdriig lam man In
Sen Sitericn in Srnitepere llnb in Der
%pritdbten 9eraoe3u 8ranpreper
bDren, bnB einem Die Saare 81 Sergt
itcben. Die So5ialiiten, beionbers
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-09
~"~S@
e e5ials Gorreiponben5.)
a1nn ,,Nltramnntanms'

nur Otter neruriadyen unb Seulen
bi%nterlaiien, oas iino Die So5ialbemos
traten! Sieic S1marpser periteben
es, ben bart tdnpfenben Nrbeiteritaub
aus5uIaugen bis aus Wart; Der
Streif i'm HIbr9e6iet bat eS iuieoer
einnal etlatant bepieien, no man Die
Serearbeiter eepifenlos IN einen
ipirtbihaftlideu aampf trieb, obne
Dap Elm itidbalti9er @rltnb bafiir por>
lag, ia obne bab cine geniieenb eefiiatc
Streifs &alie %borbanoen NOR, bon Der
Die Iusitdnbigen ltnb ibre Srallen unb
&inber bdtteu leben fonnenl Sas
mar cine u ipiienlpigfe
unb Is emeinbeit t, Die idtpcrli6
nod fam i~iberbpten peroen!
llnb nun, Die friitliden @etperts
Ihaften. ipelhe NIT 9uten @riinoen
BON Dem Streif fernblieben! Iit
ipelfem 8 a 5 iuurben Sieie bebabt,
nit ipelhen llnilatb iiberi6iittete lino
p~eriolgte man bieIe IrbeitSlpilligen
nad) ibren G%rbeititdtten! Sa fpnnten
lid Die rotben IufIpiegler in ibren
SelOenrollen 8eigenl - Wan mllBte
gum Sd)use Der Ir6eitspiQigen, Die
man nit Dem Spottnamen .Streifz
BREEDER" be3ei6nete, neil iie iid nift
pbfe @eitere5 inter Die @enpis
enfuute beueten. genii9eno Yolis
8eioeduug uno iflieblih nod Wilitdr
bcrbeii6affen, es fam 81 3uiammens
itDbenL c5 CAB 8lut unb 2ei6en, nno
ipas iteIte iih ba beraus?, - baB
bieie Gepolutipndrc Die It e
Sdnbe ndren. nel6e pielleidt bis
beute in ioldcn Sdlen ibren Serros
rismuls ausiibtcl Sic itellten lid
bintcr Sraucn unb &inoer, iuelfe tic
i'm Sample purausihifteu! - Yiuil
Sic 8ogen iflugen ielbitperitdnbs
lif bis in Die Sacramento nnb bier
5ei9ten Die Sp3ialbemofraten crit reft,
lpeb @eiites &iuber lie iinb. Infge>
peitidt bon elmer 8utb fir ibre pers
lprene Sade, ipelhc aac Shranten
iiberitie9, betrusen Tic iid nid)t mebr
mic geiittete Nienidem, ionbern ipie
SoQbGuslcrl Sod uncr @iess
8, ipipie Die Rebner fat idmmts
lifer Earteien, leuhtetcn ibncn III
elmer 8ciic beim. Die ibrem @cbddts
nib unau9loihlih blciben ipirol Dor
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-09
Die Wabl in Wilwamfe.,

Cine seipaItige Nieberlaac Ser
So5laloemofratie. Sic beitdtiat, ipos
OILS Sommentar our ppraufsegangeneu
Wlini5ipals @abl geiaet fpnrbe, bas
es oainalS nitt Elm Sies io3iaIbemo@
trattlder Rrin5ipien fpar, nit beneu
Die Tartei bor bas Solt trot, ionberu
mn bas 9ebiirfnib Der aroSen Webrz
5abl Der 8iir9eridaft, Dem alten Bar
telen lpe9en ibrer nerrotteten @irtbs
ldn1t etnen Senf5ettel 5u nerapreihen.
Der III 2ufunft feline Sriidte traaeu
loltc. Mun mniB 5useiteben, bab I'M
Tolte piel In5ufriebenbeit bcrrid)t uno
Die allsemeine Gage fpobl basu anac
than ut. ieoem Heformperiud Mn6dnz
ger 6u5ufiibrcn. @s mogen oantals
audi Wandc geiueieu fem, Die in Der
So5idlpentpfrntic ba3 reinieenbc Gle
ment bes politilhcn 2e6ens ltnb Srei=
beuS idbcn. Sotpcit bic itdbtiid)c
@e~rlpaltung III 9etradt fonrmt, limo
lc griinbIid cnttdIift tpprben. Sseblz
griffc lnb llebcrbebuns tIGrten sic
Silrgerifaft balb bnriiber auf, bd6
bas Wobl Der Stabt in ben SGnoen
Der So5inlbemofraten ni6t a nj
b It a%lif9eboben lei, llnb ba6er
Der Tiidihlag. Snb Die MN begons
meme 9emcininnc S%epesuns Der 8iir<
gcrIdlaft, inter Seieiti9uns Der friibcs
rem Yartei9ren6erl, audi ipeiterbin aufz
rcdlt erbalten iperben mub, lit ielbitz
~nerltdnSIife Iilfeabe. - ngtiltp. s."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-09
1entTdbe ~1ltndJemplanhrre

Der edn5en WeIt tplirben lie oIs Ser
rather am @olfe bin9eiteIt, ibre
Strupels unb 9epiienloiisteit pur@
DEN feitsendeelt - inb tic fonnten
es niht p%erbtnoern! - lin bieie
Wabrbeiten mod mebr al befrdftieen.
berfielen lie in ibre gepobnte Tiipels
6aftisfeit unb bofnmentierten banit
10 b~er5erquidenb often, bab Serienige
ltnreht bat, Der ihimpft! @iner Der
Ihlimmiten Sdreibdlie i'm .rotben
Nteer" rief tpGbrenb Der Debate einem
Wtitglieb Der 9entrums' Sraftion gu:
Sic hriitl;her Salunfel"
Seipnhers fein sescn Mbseorbnete,
pelGe aus benz grbeitcritanbe TOM.
men, ipie beren has Centrum mebrere
anfueiien fann, bic SDSialbemofratte
aber nift einen! - Snfiir iiBen IN
ben Reibeu Sener aber cine gauge Nne
5a6l Subeu unb ionitieer @ertretcr
bes Irbeiteritanbes, peld)e nles 0toge
lihe BADEN. MIR fein Ser5 fir Den
armen srbeiter. 9as iinp Die
S6maroter, Die n@iirmer", peldle
lid in bas arbeitenoe 9olf ~eirceniitet
bubcnl Sas betborte @olf merit es
niht einmal mebr. pie eS uerbpGut
pirp! @rtennet lie, bic Selihler. Die
i.h nidbt einntal eniblOben, ihon Die
Sd)nliinber nit ibrem Slit 81 In
fi5icrcn!
Sor ben Sboren Der @oIisIdulen
Beginner Tie i6on ibre pertperflihe
Rirflamteit. Sn q q d { II b~ertbeilz
ten iie Slusbldtter ~an Die idulentz
~lailene Su9enb!", tpeldc fclgenber>
nlaben eingeleitet tparen:
.~9iebc Sreunbe unb 5reunbinnen!
@nblicb lit Der srobe Iusenblid gez
fommen, ben Sbr ieit @oden, felt
Nonaten berbei9eiebnt babt: SIR ieio
Dem Sod Der Sdule entronnen. Sief
otbmet SIR auf 80, II. I. ~.
@enn 9aS auf Die unreifen, bon
Sreibeit trdlImeroen unb ihipdrmenz
! Sen &nabcn unb Wdbd)en nidt lpirtt.
baun tpirtt i~i6erbaupt niftS mebr!
go perben Die &inber idon abgefnns
gen uno ms rothe @arn '9elodt, nm
einigc Wodeu ipdter pielleiht id)on
bel cinem Sircifs Sumult. 100 Yflaz
itcriteiuc unb blalc gobnen fliegeu,
an Die Sront Der rotben Golonncn
oeiteQt al ipcroenl - I'm driifliGcu
Eager bat man nlis Dem perflniiencu
@elpaltitrcif Die rihtieen Sebren &C.
Speeu! Ser So5ialisniS ut picoer
einual in iciner 9anSen 9dBliftcit
entlarptl
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9m rinrnt memem Grla6

CT. @eili9teit bes YapiIcs iiber Die
@rltconununion Der &inoer (eatlert
bonn 4. Sanuar), beiBt cs:
illus, bic Wir bnrh UotteS 0naoc
ben erbabenem Stnbl hes bl. Yetrus
inne baben, eriteint bel llnierem gro
zen Offer aesen oas Saframert Der
9iebe nidbts widtiser, ais baR bic
2inber, bic ben sefabrppllen Weg bes
9ebcnS bctreten, init rcinem Ser5en
snm endarifiihen Mahle treten uno
seitia, beupr Der ShmuB Der @elt
ben Spiesel Der llnihulb beiledt,
bmrdJ bic 8nabe eines iuldJen 8ebeim.
niNeS seitarft werben. Sn bieier
u%uriurgliden Nbiidt baben Wir Elm
Sefrct iibcr has alter Der 3ulaiimua
our criteu bl. Communion erlaien,
oaS nit ben W0rten nSuam Sinsu :
lari" beainnt, nno niht ubne grpfe
Srcuoe llmicrcs Ser5enS baben Wir
uernummeu, nak IN bieier Stant
(Mum) in Der STRIDE pes bl. GlambiuS
non llnierem geliebtcm Spbne, Den,
Garoinal Sifar, cine irpmmc Yereiui
auna inter benz Sitcl ,Gritc Comm ?
nisn Der Sinoer" fanputid errihtei
mprbeu it,"
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pemtfdJ- Anterikanir&s
3~treFfimttuem.
Sas @abls Grsebnif in Gbieasu.

Ite rorailsouieben mar, fibrte bic
Sfaofipabl 81 einem bemotrattf6en
Stege. lteberraitt baben inbes bod
Ole Serlnlte Der Ntanoate in ben jforf
repnolltoniIhen Warbs 3, 26 nnb 32
an ple Sentotraten. Nift peniser aIs
20 Senlofratcn 5ieben neben II He<
p%lloiifnnern in BEN Stabtrat6 elm. Gin
Sro't Tiir Die freiiinniaen Nepublis
tarer lie9t jeood in Ser Sbatiahe, bas
oie 9elesgebenbe, itdbtilde 9orpers
ld)dft IN ibrer iiberpaltieeiben Webrs
pett liberal bleibt. gei ben Semoz
traten ihnitt Der Suuipan'ide Eliiael
BET ipeitem beiler ab als Ser Searits
Sarrilon Idle. Die Staotratbs gSobl
lebrt Die 8epublifaner NIT unperfenn.
barer Seutlihfsit, ba6 es fiir tie bic
a~uerbofIte 3eit lit, ole Streitart an be,
9rnben lno lid nm elm einaiges Sans
ner 81 ld,aaren. llntcrlaiIen Tie Dos.
70 fperpen ibnen Bel ben tommenben
eountps unb StaatsfpabIen tribe CIR
fabrnn9en ihiperIib eripart bleiben.
- ISL. Staatsata."