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The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1912-08-02
QUEER MARINE ANIMAL.
The Portuguese Man'of-war" is
Neritahle Fairy Ship.

Tho "P%ortuglese man-of war Is helu
TO be one of the most beautiful OF d"
the so called pelagic animals ana Is "
yeritable fairy ship, with sail that can
be elevated or lowered, that can thfo"
out n dredge or haul it in-ln snort
one of the most attractive OF all ma
rine animals and ut the same time one
Of the most dangerous.
This little animal has been called a
poem in satin" yet it conceals under
it's attractive exterior an armament
that is capable of OyerpoWering a zoe
of a thousand times its size. In fact'
the physalia stapdS in the same rela-
ton to many other marine animals or
its size as IA well fitted torpedo subma~
rine boat would 10 an old II or BAT
tie ship of the Constitution class.
If one but touch the purple tentacleS
a realizing sense Of this power is ut
once experienced. The finger stings
as if needles had been thrust into IT,
and when the tentacles are placed
upon n spot where the flesh is sensitive
the pam can OIl. tt 1ohhpAAI' ~ ''"'
produced by melted lead or boiling oil.
One scientist nearly lost his life in
an engagement with the little craft.
The man had n habit Of swimming on
his side. an unfortunate habit in this
case. inasmuch as his view to the right
was INSTRUCTED when one day he swan
over the tentacles Of Il large 'man-Of-
war" He was in about seven feet Of
water. and the contact Immediately
gave the swimmer such a shock that
he almost lost the power of motion
and sank.
AS he struck bottom with his feet he
pushed up and partially recovered him
self-sutiCiently at least to call for
help. Some labOrers at work near by
sprang into the water and carried him
ashore. BY that time he could breathe
only with extreme difficulty. this being
the most serious symptom. The pur-
pie mass was scraped from the skin
with knives and raZorS. but it seemed
to have sunk into the flesh. For six
or seven months afterward he could
very readily have passed for a tattooed
man, the entire middle and lower por-
ton Of his body being covered with
the most fanciful tracings.-Harper's.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1912-08-02
All About SteaIinu.

"Why do you call your story The
Thieves Romance?'"
Because it is all about stealing
"How?"
"Well, the story of the nan goes
this way: She stole a look; then he
stole a kiss. Next they had stolen
meetings. they stole a march on their
friends, and both stole away"
Il suppose the next thing they will
be stealing back"
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1912-08-02
A Mouldy Chestnut

You have all heard the story about the
banke. who refused to correct a mistake after
the customer had left the Paying Weller's
window. He had overpaid the customer, so
the villa Old Gus toner pocketed the money
and walked out. 1t is told with variations
everywhere, and never stops travelling. II
Is a MOULDY OLD CHESTNUT. Banks
want to transact business honestly, this bank
in particular. This bank wants to correct
mistakes and It's entire force will WORK over
time aud away or into the night to run down
an error, to do exact justice. If a mistake
is made and you have been overpaid, we
would like to have our money back. If VT
have not paid You in full it is coming to YOU
and we are just as m .iiou> that you should
get it. The man behind the wicket desires
your confidence, not your suspicion. The man
who invented that chestnut story was a champ.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1912-08-02
PIay Was Over.

A German general on inspecting his
troops at the close of the war address
ed them thus:
Now. my children. we can once
more get seriously to work. The pas
time Of a is at an end, and drill
must go on regularly. as heretofore."--
London Tit Bits.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1912-08-02
Worse Than the Upper Ten.

"Only the upper ten go to your
church, don't they" inquired the plain
person.
Yes" replied the organist of the
swell church, but they're not a cir
cumstance to the uppish tenor in our
Observation-Disclosures Press.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1912-08-02
A Hint to HEADQUARTERS.

Head OF the Firm-I don't see how
you are going to support a wife on
your present salary. Smart Clerk
Neither do 1, sir London Punch.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1912-08-02
Wanted His Fee.

What did your lawyer friend say
when you asked him for his daugh-
teri"
HE refused to answer any question
without a retainer. Satire.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1912-08-02

Many things are we'll done that are
not worth doing.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-02-21
Local Laconies.

Work nas been recommended on the
temporary postoffice building.
Rev SKINNER R. Vinton gave an in
teresting illustrated lecture Tuesday
evening IN Calvary Baptist church.
a paper relating to France was read
by Rev Joseph l.. Peacock Tuesday
afternoon before the Travel club Of
Stoninston
The annual convention of the Rhode
Island Overseers of the Poor associa-
ton Will lie held In Providence Feb
ruary 26 The Westerly members are
Ethan Wilcox, John B. Brown and
Ellery Barber.
The report of Samuel II. Davis,
treasurer Of the Seventh day Baptist
Missionary society. shows receipts for
JANUARY to have been $1,951.94. OF this
sum the Westerly church contributed
$500, or nearly five times as much as
any Cther church N the conference.
Congressman Utter was at his home
in Westerly for a brief stay Tuesday.
In the evening he spoke at Rockville,
Conn. He will deliver an address in
Washington Wednesday night and
speak st the dinner Of Alfred .Univer-
sity association in New York Thursday
night.
Tuesday was divorce day in the su-
pertor court at Kingston, Judge Lee
presiding. Nellie =. White was grant
ed divorce from Charles l.. White of
Westerly. on grounds of support
and extreme cruelty. A big batch of
petitions were continued The petit
jury viii be called in Wednesday for
trial Of cases in the criminal docket.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-02-21
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supervisor of the schools in town, is
working with the teachers in the First
district this week.
The annual meeting Of the Ladies
Missionary society was held Tuesday
afternoon in the chapel.
Mrs. George Standish Of Lebanon
was visiting relatives in town Monday.
Charles l. Beebe of Salem was Col
chester visitor Monday.
Albert E. Clark of Marlboro was in
town Tuesday evening attending the
K. Of P. meeting.
Work on Now Synagogue.
Carpenters have begun work on the
new Jewish synagogue to be built on
Lebanon avenue.
F. L. Roberts of Boston was the
Norwich bulletin., 1912-02-21

P. held their meeting Tuesday even
ing in Masonic hall. There was a
large attendance. The rank Of knight
was conferred on one candidate; also
the rank of page on one.
Henry Maynard of Westchester was
q visitor here Tuesday.
A number from town went to Hart
ford Tuesday for Governors day at the
automobile show.
Robert Gilmore and Fred Marks re-
turned to Comstock's Bridge Monday
after a few days visit at their homes
in town.
Miss Florence Carver returned Mon
day from few days visit with friends
in MiddletOwn.
Miss Sarah Palmer Of New Haven,
Norwich bulletin., 1912-02-21
An Appeal TO Wives

You know the terrible arfliction that
comes to many homes from the result
of drinking husband or SON You
know Of the money wasted on Drink"
that Is needed in the home to purchase
food ana clothing. ORRINE has saved
Thousands Of drinking men. It is a
home 4 e. tment and can be given Sc
ciCtlA Your money VIII be refunded if,
aftel u trial, it has failed to benefit.
Costs ouiy $500 q box Come in and
gcl i'rec beckett and let is tell you
~ lie good 0REINE is doing.
n d, SEWN & Son. lis Main
Norwich bulletin., 1912-02-21
An Aid to spotIess Bath Tubs

Il is easy 10 keep the bathtub clean
and bright when you know how. A
solution of Gold Dust washing powder
and warm water will quickly remove
every particle Of dirt. If any rough
places or dark spots appear, these can
Be easily removed by sprinkling little
Cold Dust washing powder on cloth
and rubbing brisilly. The water basin
and water closet can be kept perfectly
bright II thoroughly cleansed with Gold
Dus, once a week. Gold Dust not only
clesnses but sierilizes everything with
With It comes in contact
Norwich bulletin., 1912-02-21
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Workingmen's club, the latter being
strengthened by an experienced heavy
weight anchor from Norwich and Bill
Collins. the wrestler and general ath-
lete. The teams were made up as fol-
lows:
p $. BARRIERS William Snyder an
Choir, Crystie, Irving, Wells and Nor
rison.
Worlling1nen's club---Knight, anchor,
Pickering, Kingsley, Seeley and Col
Inns.
Barber's won two straight pulls, hold
ing them for two minutes each.
Referees: John Ryan Of Stoningto ton
and David Gallagher.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-02-21
MYSTIC
Birthday Surprise Party for Miss Mil
dred GaIVin-Theodore MacMahon
Dies in Newport-FaI River Team
Secured far Holiday Games.

Mr. and Mrs. James Calvin of School
sheet entertained about 20 friends
at their home in honor Of their daugh-
ter Mildred's sixteenth birthday The
PARTY was a complete surprise to Miss
Calvin. Games were played and mus
&c was enjoyed During the evening
Miss Calvin was presented hand
some gift from the company Refresh
nnnfe NI.arn Snr.1-nd
Norwich bulletin., 1912-02-21

There viii be no school Thursday,
being Washington's birthday, and the
exercises in commemoration Of the day
will be in the academy schools this
"wednesday afternoon.
Miss Katherine O'Connell returned to
East Hampton Monday after a few
days visit at her home on Pleasant
street.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-02-21
COLCHESTER
Work Begun on New SYNAGOGUE
Schools TO Hold Patriotic Exercises
Today.

John F. OConnelI was in Hartford
TUESDAY and attended the automobile
show.
Everett Thompson of Turnerville
was calling on friends in town Mon
day.
George F. Brown, Charles F. Brown
and Charles H. King were in Middle
town Monday.
Clayton D. Barton Of East Hampton
was In town Monday.
Oliver Woodhouse lodge, No. 81, X.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-02-21

have been visiting in New York this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Sterry, Mr.
and Mrs. William Godfrey, Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Godfrey. Misses Ruth and
Edna Lewis were in Mantle Tuesday
to attend the funeral Of their broth
er-inlaw, James Stanton.
Mrs. Frank Godfrey of Groton is
the guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Chapman.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-02-21
Monday Club Mssts.

The Monday club was pleasantly en-
tertained at the home of Mrs George
n. Minor on Elm street. The following
programme was carried out: Royal
spain, Madrid, Miss Lima Fish, Among
the Painters, Mrs. L. P. Allyn; Tauro-
machy, Mrs. J.. r. Dennis@n; Current
Events, Mrs. a. A. Colby; piano solo.
Mrs. George G. Lane.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-02-21

?. S. Barber Hose company gave
largely attended social, Tuesday niqht.
sn Hibernian hall. an attractive feature
being a tug OF war between the fire.
men and a team representing the
Norwich bulletin., 1912-02-21
News Of Westerly
And Vicinity

ooaah Of Patrick Meksmsra, To-Pos-
M Clarke to Be Represented at
ssz4e copVention-Assrti seiiu Does
Net Survive lnjuriss-FUn at Fire
mems Tus Of War.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-02-21

Judge Edward IA. Burke held reu
uisr session Of the Westerly probate
court Tuesday afternoon. The fret
Trsiress vas the petition Of Mrs. Ella
=. GaYirt and daughter, setting forth
The, John z. Gavitt died December "a
ihtestate. and asking that Horace T..
krrditk ar some other suitable per-
syn. be appointed administrator. The
snr. John Gavitt, objected to this ap-
po.niment OF AIR. Burdick. Judge Burke
Slid the law favored the appointment
oi The widow or next Of kin, but II
fney preferred stranger to the estate
DE- was allowed. Under the circum-
stances te suggested that the widow
ae.ert the service Of administering
-h. estate rhe widow said that IL
Alr Eure.ck could not he appointed
She w0ull serve Judge Burke ap-
pointed Ella :. Gavitt administrator
ana dzed the hond at $500, Homer E.
kurdick becoming surety. Cornelius
Hsale. Adam Sawyers and Thomas
p Williams were appointed appraisers.
James Mccall presented his first
account as executor Of the estate Of
Alexander .. Crumb. which showed
The residue Of the personal estate for
ths widow 10 be Ss1,4s7.s5, less fee
Of the executor and probate court
fees. The account was examined and
approx ed for record.
The petition Z Joseph T. Murphy
administrator 81 the estate Of Bridget
Love. was granted to erect a head
stone. for the perpetual care of the
burial iot and Tor the sale of a de-
post in the Mechanics Savings bank.
The cost OF the monument is not to
exceed S2e5s the FeI petuaI care to be
not more than SIS and the sale of the
bank deposit 10 be not less than SIS.
The inventories Of the estates of
Doris 4. Carney and Margaret Ahern
we're received Tor record.
In the estate OF Elizabeth Smith.
reieHse was received for record from
Barbara A Leicy, in consideration Of
the receipt cf $4,000, releasing to
Walter SnSwden Smith. executor all
claims against the estate.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-02-21
Infant Sons Death.

Nelson Bernard Bucha, infant song
Of Nelson and Lizzie Sauliner Bucha,
died Tuesday morning at his home in
West Mystic from whooping cough,
aged nine months.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-02-21
Seriously III.

Eli Gledhill and a daughter, Miss
Winnie GledhiH, arc seriously i'll at
their home on Reynolds hill.
Miss Jane E. Moves has returned
from 4 Visit to relatives on Laurel
Hill, Norwich.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-02-21
Thursday a Holiday.

guest Of p. A. Dawley and son Tues
Norwich bulletin., 1912-02-21
Death Of Theodore MaeMahon.

Word has ben received in Mystic Of
the death Of Theodore MacMahon at
his home in Newport after long ill
ness. He was a former resident Of this
place and a member of Stoningtor.
lodge, No. rs, !, O. O. f. He leaves
lis wife and two small children.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-02-21

The Reeves Suction Sweeper machine
hand power cleaner
Mely assured
The REEVES takes the place of the broom the necessity
cleaning engn the possible
home" does with heetouths drudgey
Norwich bulletin., 1912-02-21
General News.

The degree team Of Charity chapter,
Order of Eastern Star, met in the Ma
sonic temple Tuesday afternoon for a
drill to prepare for initiatory degree
at the next meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. James W. Lathrop
Norwich bulletin., 1912-02-21

that the change Of climate will prove
beneficial to the boy. who has been
ailing for some time.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-02-21
To PLAY Fall River Team

Basketball will be played here on
with the Fall River team.
An afternoon and evening game will
be played.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-02-21
Try Chang

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Post and their
seven year old son Franklin left on
Monday for Mt Tom, Mass. in hope
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-01
so5iatiSmns. mmo Der
Tarnter.

Die so8ioliiten fins auf sem Stint
menfang. Sic baben es ridt muir auf
6en Mrbeiter in 6en Sta6ten abgeie=
ben, ion6ern ou6 a11f SEN 8auer auf
dem 2an6e. Sc gibt ia 10 btele Gar=
mer;; un0 menn moglidit biele aus
ibnen 6as io5ialiitiide Eidet itimmen,
Damn mer6en sic So5ialiiten in Sen
ndditen @ablen tpieoer rieiige Sort
ldritte MAIDEN. Dielesmal mouen Tie
mebr spie ie Sen Stimmenfang nit
Sem @impelfang nereinen. l1nbe=
greifli4 eri6eint eS. 6aB Sic 5o5iali=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-01

lten BON einem inteaigenten Sarme:
perlangen, oos lo5ioliitilde Sidet 81
lttmmen.
l1no 5od miiben lie ii6 ab, Sic 6or
mer gum 5%o5ialism1S 81 %perfebrer1
1ur9 5os gan5e 2ano reilen ibrs
Mgente,. SSn sen D0rfern, sort ml
Sic groBe Bunpe itebt, cSer audi boz
SEM General Merdcn0iie Store, itel=
len tie ii6 al1f ,1n6 er5ablen SEN 6ar=
n1err Dom 5o5ialismus, Ser ollein Die
5flope11fetten, nit Semen ser &opita=
lismus Arbeiter uno 6armer gefonsea
bGlt, su breden imitanoe lei. Sic err
5dblen SEM 6armer, mie er 10 ldtper
arbeiten miiiie, mie 10 oft ser ltrome1=
Sc &egen ibm bic &leioer Big auf sic
@aut 6urdndiie, mie Sic beiBen Cont
nenitroblen ibm Sen 5dmeiB aus al
len Noren treiben uno linn Sic Stirne
brd1,nen, mie ibm sic Strabeniungen
u@apieeo" na9i6reien, 1penn er ein=
NAL Sic Sta0t beiu6e;; uno lie er=
aablen ibm meiter, mie trot aller Mr=
beit, trob alien 9eioes 6ennod ELM gro
Ber Gbeil ieines Ger6ienites in 5en'
Saiden ser 81 lenbabnen, oes @lepa=
for, II. |. 10. berid1pin6e. DaS aQes
uiro int io5ialiitii6en 5taate on6ers
mer0er. 9ann mfrs ser Barmer, onf
oeiien Mrbeit ia 6o@ oas gon3e 8olfs=
mobI rubt, mie6er gu @bren fomnren,
u116 er miro fir feline Mrbeit ur6 @ii=
be 6os erbaIten, rpas CT per6ient."
Sc gibt tpob1 Sarmer, sic iid] bon
ioI9em @ereoe berblen0en laiien. Die
inteuigenter Sarnrer nber 5enfet Bel
iolden @e6en an Sos, mas ser &e6ner
moblmeisIid beridmiegen bat. Sic
6enfet an ibren 0bitgarten 5abeim.
Ser bat ibnen nidt bel Mrbeit gefo=
itet. Madoem sic iil111gen 8aumden
gepflan5t nn6 tart ge1Dor6en tpare11,
brau9ten Tie nur nod bon 3eit gu Belt
bier un6 81 einige 3meige ub5uidmei=
sen, mandmal ar6 nod ida6lide
SSniefter an p%ertilgen; = ionit aber
bot linen ser 0bitgarten menig Mube
gefoitet. Ser ltebe @errgott 6roben
nit ieinem @egen un6 nit ieinem
Sonnenidein, ser NOR es, ser @a6s=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-01

tba1m ll11o @e0eiben gegeben batte
u@alt!" lagt ii6 90 ser Intelligent
5armer; ~menn ib I'M lo5ialiitiide1
Staate nur 5os befomme, mas i6 Der
0iene, 6an11 miro mir mein i6one1
Sbitgarten iebr tpenig einbringen. 90
muB 6o9 mas leb iein am So5ialiS:
mus"
Damn 0enft er na6 unS lieit uni
iinnt. l1116 10 erfdbrt er gar mande
re6t lpunoerlide Sa9en iiber Sen 60
5ialisml1s, goden, Sic ibm nod ser
ldonen &e0c oes So5ialilten ni6t ei,1=
NAL inn Sral1me eingef a1en maren.
9fid)t muir ol1f ieinen id0nen SbIgor=
ten baben sic So5ialiiten es obgeleben,
ionoern audi uuf feline gon5e 6arm.
Mues 2anS Jon ia nad io5ioliitiiden
Nrin5ipien int io5ialiltiiden 3u=
funfts-itoote Staatseigentbum mer=
sen. Gas fat ser go5ialiit in ieiner
&e0e ni6t geiagt. 9os pare eben 5u
nnfllg gemeien.
@s m6re unflug gene en. - @ar=
um?.... 81, 5aS lit ia lei6t gu er=
ratben. &orldufig fins sic So5iaIi-
item nod gar nidt 10 melt, 0aB iie ibr
lo5ialiftiides &rogramm gang auSfIb=
ren f0nnten. Grit miiiien tie sic
Wfadt in &6noen baben; Damn
fommt's idon. Die 6armer ionen
ibnen Sic &aitanien aus 6em 6euer
bolen, in6em lie 1urd lire 5timme
an ser @ablrune Ser io5ialiitiiden
Sa9e gum Siege perbelfen. Spa=
ter, mann ser Stoot io5ialitii@ &C.
mor6en fem miro, 6ant 6orf ser SAT-
n1er aud id0n, mie ein Sagelobner,
auf ieiner bonn io5ialiitiiden Staate
bm gera11bten Sorln arbeiten. @1s
2obn fir feline Mrbett erbalt er, ~tpas
er per6ient." @en1 inn 3ieie Mrbeit
ols @nedt 6es io3ioliitiiden Staates
ettpas ial1er miro, 10 mag CT ia gu iei=
ner Mrbeit 6os 2ie6 bonn io5ialiitiiden
.&immeI auf gr6en pfeifen; banh
pir6's idon geben.
Sea, 10 eebt's aber bod ni@t,"
oenft iid 90 ie6er intelligence Sat-
mer. rMeeine Sarm ion mir fein TO-
5ioIi1tiider Stoot rnuben. nno 1pas
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-01

Ben grobe @eidmulite reitlos. 8ei
Sem Meniden biloeten li6 Sic &rebs=
faoten nno @ei6miillte iibtlid 5uriiidf.
1ieie &iidbilou1rg bral1bt ni6t gleid)
ein5utreten, ion6ern beoarf elmer la11=
geren 3eit> genalt 10 mie Sic Strab=
lenpirfung art9 ni6t cine n%1ontentane
it, ionoern iid crit nah Idngerer 3eit
5u 5eigen pflegt. gs mare nun
grunoioli6 un0 irrefiibreno, mte Bro=
felior @erner iiingit in ser @eiammt=
iituug oes naturbiitoriiden gereins
in @%eioelberg altSfibrte, men>1 man
BEL ser @bolinbeban0lung BON eit1em
nelten &eilmittel gegen Sen &rebS
ipreden mollte> aber man lit pobl be-
reftigt, bon einem nelten @eg sur
@ebon0lung oes &rebies 5l lpreden.
3iele @eg lit 5u darofteriiieren ais
@emiide Madabmlrng ser befannten
Strablenpirfung. 9ie Gortbeile Sic
les nel1en @eges lie9e11 auf ser @ar6.
2as Gbolin, oas ou6 in Sic Slut
bahu gebradt merocn fam uno oann
feline @irfung entfaltet, mad)t eS
mogli6, &rebie gu beeinflulien, sic in
folge fires Cites Ser gtrablenbeban6=
lung nidt 5l1gangli9 fins, un6 6es
meiteren 16eint in ser relen 8eban0=
lung cine groBere Dolierungsm0glid=
felt gu liegen, mie BEL SER nod NIT
10 pielen &atbleln umgebenen Strab=
len
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-01

sic giienbabnen, Sic glepators, sic
III. /. No." angebt, ga tperoen ole poll
tiiden @urteien Before @bbilfe idaf-
fen als ser io5ialiitii6e Staat. @s
1T 51par mabr:: iie baben 5as Gruitiibel
tief einfreiien laiien ms >pirtbidaft-
ltde 2eben 6es 2anbes, ober iebt fins
iie aufgetpadt. Die lebten Sabre
maren fritii6e Sabre; = es mub ii6
iebt gum @uter pen6en." 90 6enft "
iid, un6 itimmt trot ser io5ialiitiiden
@ebreoen midt oas lo5ialiltiide Iidet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-01

&ius Ser 3ebrte, ser 5obn zines Of
men 8auer11, miro allentbalben mie
elm &ater perebrt; ct fat ieine einfa=
den u1o idlidten@ eipobnbeiten beibe-
balten, 0ie er obatte, 0a er- nod als
einfader @eiitli9er l1nter sen 8auer11
lebte ur15 gu ibnem ipra@. Ser &apit
ideint NIT @orliebe ser Gage ieiner
@ergangenbeit 5u geoenfen, sic einen
10 itarfen @eeenfat biloent 81 5em
@lan5 unb ser 8radt, oie i'm rings
TIM %umgeben. @eine bei6en 561pe=
iterr, 2ueretia ur6 Tereia a, Ole ibni
nad 6en &atifan gefolgt iin6, baben
6ie @infadbeit 6es bduerliden 2e=
bens, aus, 0em iie Encouragement
ritno, %unbefdnoert beibebalten.
9ie Sdaueitern bes Stattbalters
Gbriiti.
!; 8eioe mobnen, in einem fleinen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-01
Gin 8eim@ i'm @atita,,
AT 3omt.

5pmltenlange Mrtifel fins iber sen
@lan5 rn0 6ie @radt gei@rieben NOR
6ert, sic Sen Hapit bei Sen religioien
Soften umgeben; aber berbdltniBmd=
Zig menig iiberiei11e 8eri0nlidteit.
Gas lit leidt 6o6ur9 erfldrli6, 5aB
es nur iebr @enigen gelingt, in sic
nadite ltmgebung oes @eiligen So
tiers gu gelangen. Inter Sen %itarren
6ormalitdten ober, 6ie er 5u beobad)=
ten fat, birgt iid cine itarfe, ioeale
Serionlidfeit, sic einen erbebenoen
@in5rud al1f SSene mo6t, sic iie ten
men lernen.
Ser 8atifan.
Ser &atiton lit elm impoionter,
itplpoler &rodytbal1, 5eiien Dader
un6 @iebel bo9 iiber sic alten 8au=
me ser a1mgeben6en @4rten emporro=
gen. Die groBe @ei@idte, sic iid)
oaran fniipft, 0as maieitdtiide Mus=
ieben, mel@es ibm sic &l1ltl1r ber=
floiiener Sabrbun6erte gegeben fat,
laiien i'm als zines ser int%ereiionte=
item 8autperfe 6es alien &pm erihei=
1en. Dieler @in6rud mir0 no6 tie
fer inns tmpoianter, tpenn man borber
oas alte romii6e Mmpbittheater, Sic
groBen &ia6l,fte un5 sic Mauio1een
Ser romii6en &aiier beiudt hat. 3ie=
ie 8al1ten aus Sen Sogen Ser romi=
id)en &aiier5eit bil6en einen auffGni=
gen &ontrait gu Sem Holoit 6es
GaNtes. Mus SEN 8outen 6es oIten
@oms ipri6t in 6iiiterer @ro@t cine
to6te @ergangenbeit; ser @atifan aber
modt eiten 6oppelt intereiiarten Gin
5r1d 6urd 6as 9eben, 6os in linn
p1lfirt, un6 neil ct sic @%ege11tpart
reprai ettirt. Ser &otifon Iiegt in
bornebmer Mbgeidloiienbeit bon Sen
mbriqen Sheilen Ser 5ta6t; nidt TO-
tpobl 5urd groBe @ntfernl1nge11 OBJ
gel 6loiien, ols pieln1ebr 6ur6 feline
oornebme <be un6 sic M%tbmoipbGre,
Die lin um9iebt. SSn Sem einen GbeiI
oer @ta6t befin6et iia ser @uirinaI,
in meldem sic 6d6en ser &oIitif 5u=
iammenlauf fen; int entgegengeietten
ii@ ser pdpitlide &alait in ma
jeitatiidem Sdmeigen. Seine l1nnob=
barfeit trennt lin bon Ser iibrige11
ols 1iege cine @ii1te 6a51pi=
iden: Die Stride Fat 6ur@ SEN Ser
ll,it ibrer meltliden &erridoft Dor
bolben Sabrbnn6ert ridts ein=
aebiibt. sSn @eeentbeil ideint lift:
4nieben ieit6em ii4 nod b%eitdn6ig
gu baben. Ser Mriitofrnt
IotpoN, tpie Ser Nlebeier, boben ibr
Bic alte Mnbdnglidfeit unbermi116ert
bemobrt. @on Sen onti-tatbo1iiden
Demonitratio1ten, semen man b6nfig.
in sem 6emofratii@en Mmerifn begeg-
net, 1peib matt- bier ni9ts.
Die 8erfSnlid5feit bes 8apites.
l1eber sic @eri0nli9feit 6es Sap
iei11en @barofter a1r5 feline Be-
bensmeile bernimmt man in Som tou=
ems beridie6enortige, Mittbeilungen. !