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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-22
Ser elite $ahresfpnpent Scr M,ne=

ricon 6eoeration Of Catholic Societies
tpl,r0e am Sonntog, Sen Is. Ml1guit
in .2ouispiQe, &D, eroffnet un6 ge=
longte Mittpob Mben5 gum Nb<
idll,B. Mebr o1s 6rei MiQionen &a=
tboIifen Ser Ser. Staaten tparen bel
ser @elegenbeit 6urb 9elegaten be-.
treten, 6eren iiber funfbun10ert sridie=
men tparen un0 sic fir olle lit oieism
2on6e beitebenoen fatboliiden Gereiue
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-22
&c lanqer scr &pngrcf in Siknng

Sc lameer scr &pngrek in Sitnng
bleibt, nit beito tb0ribteren ginfGl=
len iudt man sic 3eit to0t5uid)logen.
60 bot elmer Ser @ertreter @eorgios
i'm Sellot, @oco>1, cine &orlaac ein=
ge6rodt, Sic Sic Mndt6e oes
YrGl i>ente11 be5iigli@ ser Germen=
orng ser Mrmee uno ser Slotte alt=
herbolb Ses 9on0es eiugeldra1ft bo=
ben milf: ser Nrdiioent loa 11iht me6r
Sos @cft bubel1, iiber Sic bemaffnete
Maht gum gdatse beS 2ebelrs nno
Ges Gigentbl1nls Ser int Mltslol1oe le=
ber1oen Nmerifaner SIT perfiiael1, obne
Sic 3%}itilnnrng 0es &ongrelles ein=
achnlt SIT fobel1, faQs Serielhe lit Sis=
u>1g lit. Man fat es bier NIT elmer
ser @orlogen 81 tbl1n, Sic leSigli6
SEN 3med baben, Sic Mufmerfiamfeit
ser 0effentlihfeit ouf Ben 8ertaiier
git lenfe11. Gin 8e6iirfniB fiji ein
ioldes @eieb liegt nidt Dor. Gs lit
gon5 unoenfbar, SOB Elm @raii6e1t
ser Ser. staaten nad 6iei Ter Sette
fin s6ritte tb1n f0nnte, Sic ouf 3u=
%itimmn1ng BEL Ser @epolferung riht
81 red]nen bitten; 5ogegen lit es iebr
mob1 6enfbor, Sob folaenidmere Ser
sogerungen entiteben f0nnten, menn
ser 8rGli0ent in 5ringen6en Touen
ge5mungen tpGire, aaf 6ie @ntideioung
5es @ongreiies at tparten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-22

Amf benz aatbolifentas, Der III
Maden nnter orBeror6entli@ itorfer
8etbeiligrng abgebolten pur6e, bat
nad elmer Depeide an 0te Seem Oorfer
5taots= 3eitung sic 5dulfrage eine1
berporrogen6en 8lat eingenommen.
Gle &erlammlung -bat ft@ IN elmer
STE olution in enti9ie6eniter @etie fir
fonfeiionene @daplen un6 6reibeit
1es 8apltes ausgeiproden.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-22

bel SEN nnterbal10lungen oas 8ort
fiibrten. sogar botten ii6 Delegaten
aus &amaii, Yorto Slice u,r0 sen &bi-
lippinen eingefunoe11. Sn Ser &atbe=
Srale celebrirte am Spmltog ser Mpp-
1tolilde 0elegut III @aibingtou, Migr.
@iouaani Nrnsano chr Nontififalan1t
Ii. nadruittags iano cine arobe Stra=
beuparaoe jtatt, on Ser gegen $4,000
@erlpuen tbei!nobn1en. GtmnS Der
ortin @robartiyes, g%rbabenes u,po gr=
boue11es batte louisville Bis 6abin
nid)t erlebt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-22

u@eraoe mie in 9entidlano," ,pirb
Ser 6eutid)e &aiier mabri6etnli6 ID
gen ooer ood) 6enfer, menn ct am 3.
September bel leiner Mnfunft in Der
gdmei3 bon einem So5taliiten &errn
@lod}er, inn Nanrer ser Sdmei5er Ste
gierung 11n6 6es &antons 8aiel BE-
QriiBt miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-22

9ie Sapaner iollcn 9an5 ent5idt
bariber ieir, 0aB unier Staotslefre=
tGr @nor ols Gertreter ser Beretntg=
ten Staaten gum 8egrabniB bes Mt~
fa0o nod 1ofio fommt, Sic Sertreter
ser europaiiden Siiriten un6 @atios
nen per6en ie6enfans cine traurige
&one ipielen, ielbit menn ite tn ibrer
6eimatb Sic bo6iten Stel1a1ngen eins
nebmen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-22

cine 3uion1ll;enEunft, mie lic 1i4 l11=
ter bcmGGrten Ire!1noinuen ge5leInt.
- &arl @eter erf rcl1te ii6 oer=
gargeucn 6reitog 0eS angerebn1e11
8elndes leines 8rl10ers 6reo. Weber,
pelder in Her6am ein 8anfgeldaTt
I'M beiten @etrteb bat.
- @einrid gn0erle> melder meb=
rere Iage 6ier bei ieiner Mutter unb
@eldmiitern ouf 8eiu6 1par, begab
fi9 letten Jreitag pon bier nod Min~'
neapolis, bon NO er Sic @eimreiie
nn1 81ummer antrat.
- @enn STR Cure 6arm perfal,=
fen moQt, lpredt Dor bel Ser q. g..
@bitncp 2an6 & 2oan &c.; lie lit sic
Iirn1a, nit Ser gu unterban5elu.
- @enn SIR um Die u11teri titung
eines iubitantiellen unb energiid1en
Snltituts etmas gebt, Damn laBt Der
Tarmers State 8anf einen Gbeil @n=
res @ei9aftes 5ufomme1l. 35ha
- Nad) einem Monate langen Be-
il1d1e hci ibren bier mobnen6en S6ei=
men, sen @ebriioern &einrih uno
gmil Huff, fins @eidmiitel Maria
un5 Slipia &opfer Montag nad 5po-
fame, @aib, ins elterlide @aus SUI
riidgefebrt. ~
- Iaul, Suliam uno Sobalm
3app fins nah ie6s @ohen lange1t
8ei 16e bei ibrem @roBbater, 0em
8anfier Sobn 3opp ier., letten 5rei=
tag nad} Gbieago ins Goterbaus 5u=
riidgefe6rt.
- !&err lu1o ISragl5 Aalidelser ul1o
Sobn !@arrp troten Mittmoh cine
5pur iiher 2ano per Nl1to nnb ct.
Saul an u11o r%eilter Don sort in Be-
aleitung Oes Serrn u,1o Trou Sohn
&aliheller 81 einen1 per1pan0idaftli=
d)en 9eil1de 1md) Mooilon, isis.
- 9ienitag Nadmittug itarb @il=
felm Mlbred)t ie11., ei1rer ser Yioniere
Don Gentral=O tin1e iota; in oieI ent
5beile 0es Staotes lebte ct iiber Elm
bolbes Sa9rbunoert. St mur0e in
HrenBen in 1928 geboren, fam lit
1854 ua9 Mmerifa uno lieB iid in
1879 in ct. @louS nie0er. @eute,
Donnerltag, finoet Die 8eer0igung
itatt, mobei Greoiger @uuf Don Ser
5eutldyeoongeliiden 6rie0ensfird)e
bic Gerennonien leiten miro. Se1s
&il1oer betral.ern oen Sos 0es gute,1
alten Gaters.
- @p. 8. 5ullipa11, melder ieillc'
Observation-Disclosures Stuoier an ser
@taats=uniperittat in gbren ab iolpicr=
tie, erbielt Mittmo9 Morgen sic frell=
6ige @a@ri9t, 6aB er alS Mn1palt our
8roris 5ugelaiien lei, iobalo er ii4 Dor
0em Diitriftsri6ter 5l1r 8eetoigul1g
einftene. Ser iurge Mnmalt miro iib
nit feinem &ater, Dem Senator S.
.. Snaipm, aliociire,1.
Gle q. q. @bitneD 2a1o & 2oan
Co., ct. Glo1o, Mtnn., bietet gum
&uufen at einige ser beiten 6armen
in ser Country. .Spredt bei uns Dor,
ebe SIR fauft.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-22
9QR sic @ereiniqten Staatea nid)t

9af sic &ereinisten Staaten nidt
ge11rg &riegsidiffe baben fonnen,
gebt aus ser Sbatiadye berpor, 6aB es
ol,f oem faufaiiden &ontingent at
alien @den brennt, un6 I'm lere Sbiffe
beim 20iden ser peribie0enen 8rar=
Sc belfen miiiien. Ma1Ber Merifo uno
geiforaga1o lit eS iebt AUDI San 90
mingo, mo- Tie beim Srie6enitiften BEL
fen iollten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-22
att II. 5. Wfts. in Madeu 1t1t=

(eT 01H II. u It1s. III >3"H5e" u"
ter beiipielloi er @etbeilignng 5ltlor1=
mel1getrctene &atbolifentag lit am
Niittpod nocb orbeitsreider Sogl11g
5ltm MbidluB gefommen. Nod)oem
ser Siidof BON 6l1l0o, Or. fbeol. ct
phil: 3amian Sdmnitt, ein einorllcfs=
ppllcs g6luBmort geiproden, murSe
Ser &otbolifentog 0ltrd) @eibbildof
MiiQer nit einen1 Segen geihlollen
Nls Srt oes nddlten &at6olifentoges
lit Met BEL tinmt moroen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-22
Saft fat init ieinem &etps

Ftu7totat S"Tt ~ ~"
I'M natioualen ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
smeiu1al Shiffbrl,h gelittcn nno oie
bctreffeuSen @orlogen iino iiber lei=
,ren &opi bi>npeg al1genourmc11 NOR
sen. Iieie Miecerlagen belpeile1, MEL
d)en GinfluB CT in ser eigel1en Nortel
beiibt llllo cob Sic ltnterltiibung Der
ielben mir aus 3ortei &iidlidtcn &C.
idie6t. SIM Se>1ot iino notiirli6 Die
Stou0potters nrebr pertreten un0 Sic
Mieoerlogc int Observation-Disclosures
miro sort mie0er tpett gemod)t 1peroen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-22
&pn Ser Mnflaqe scr @eid)mprcncn=

hel1edu1ng lit Mnlpolt g. 3arrom bon
Chicago, melder in bem Mc9eannnra
@ro5eB in Sos Mngeles Sic @%ertbeioi=
gltltg fiibrte. freigeiprod)en moroen.
Gr ielbit bielt ieine @erthei0igunnsre=
Sc, ol1rdy sic Ser Nidter, Sic @eiG1po=
renen uro oue int @eridtsia jail 51
5brd1een gerii6rt ml1roen, rn0 nod)=
SEM iid 1ie uSurp" 5ur 8erotbung
5ltriidge5oge1t, nabm cs mir 81 Mi=
m1ten, Inn iid) ouf Sen ~Gntldeio"
nidt=ldul6id at ein1gen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-22
Die Ganamafanalpprlaae iulirbc tit

ser 6orm, tpie Tie BON ser Som eren5=
fonuniliion 6es Genats un6 0es Soft
greiles oa1sgearbeitet lpur0e, bonn Scott
greB am samitag poiiiert, 6te Mbitim=
mung erfoIgte 6l1r6 3uruf. @ie Sic
8orloge iett obgefaBt 1T, bemiqigt lie
sen omerifaniid)en &iiitenfabr5euge11
freie Durdfabrt 61tr6 sen &anol, un6
@9iHsbaumoterin lit fir sic ga115e
&arol5one 5ol1frei. 9ie @orlage gebt
iett CUR 3eidnung an Sen 8rdii6en=
ten. Muf ieinen 6e0eritrih lit alles
geiponnt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-22
Sic Scbauptuna, Der &citlpprt

<Tt tD0HPr7H3 W "T
apiiroe o1,rd} Nrtonlobile ullo SlTt=
idliffe INNER peror1ngt, idelnt inns
nid)t ouf belpnocrs ltarfen 6iiben ST.
ltefeu. Slll &apitol 81 darlington
libeu n~ut)e5lr fiinibu,oert @eieegeber,
sic ibr Stefenpfero reiten. SSn le=
Ser 5taotslegislatrr ltno III 5abnole1
politiid)en &omentifeln baben tic lbre
sportgenplicn. ll,o sic M11ba119er
0ieles sports weroen 5ablreitDer bon
Ssnlr at Sssobr. Gem Mutomobil 111o
Sem 9l1ftidiff 5rm Srot.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-22
0as Gube bes 8mrqerfrieaes bradl

0aS En6e 6es Wnrgerfrteges brdd)z
te unieren alien &%riegsbel6en, uni ere1
@eteronen folm cine groBere 6reuoe
ols sic BEL 6enl elben berri9enoe freu<
6tge @rmortung, NIT ser iie nun bem
Gmpfong ser 8en1ions4eds fir 6ieie
@o9e entgegenieben, nad6em tie lett
Gnoe 6es Iebten &e@nungsiabres 90
rnl1f getportet baben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-22

2as idnclite &rieesidiff anf bem
@alier, Sen idneQiten 6lieger i1 ben
9iiften, Sic tiidtig1tc Nrl1ee ol,f bent
oarSe. Gin &rieg nit Gel1tldlal1o
ldwiut folt gleidbeoeuteno nit einel1t
Sample nit SER glenlenten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-22

Sic &unuemtium scr &upnlitem luar
polr odjt Ielcgatcn beiudt. Sbmobl
scitpeili1 cine Spaltung orpbte, &C.
lar1 es, sic Brii11ou11g eirer nelte11
Iartei ourd) orei ser Nelegaten 5u
perytei0en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-22

S%udpu'iter @eibbiiduf &onSelfa
bon Milmuufee fat oen1 lette @od)e
lit Mad1en gelaltenen grobartigen Sd
tholifentua sic 8rilBe l11o @liMfpll1<
ld1e Ses INSTRUMENTATION fotbo~
lilhen ;3entrolpereins ilberbradt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-22

Ser Treilmnd, in Cos @ngclcs.
Gol., lit fiir's critic gerettet. S11 e.
11er Netition. Sic 26,50O ltnterldri
ten trGgt, lit geael1 0eu Stootsbe=
id1(ub, Ser Sen 6reilulld %perbietet, an
ous llaotlid}e Nef erenoun1gelck oppel=
lirt morbe1t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-22
Scr strakbnrger @iidof nnb papit=
thp Shrnnniiiitent On. &riben beainQ

Sel otI"v"I ""V P"fI"
lide Sbronaiiiitent Or. 5ritem begging
ant Mittpo6 sic Seier ieines gol6e<
men 8rielterjltbtldltms. Sem Slbilar
mur6en ieitens Ser ftrdli6en un1 a1=
oerer 8eb0r6er1 gbrungen un6 @liid=
miinide lit reidem MaBe 5utbeil. gS
tpuroe cine u8iidof M6olfzStiftune"
erridtet, 6eren grtrdgniiie, aus
Sammlunge1r in ser gan5en 9io5ele,
fir SOS @erf ser Seminorien BE-
1timmt 1in6. Mamens 6es &aiI ers
iiberreidte Staots : Sefretar Srbr.
3;orn bon 8uIa9 Sem @iidof SEN
Stern gum @%ronenor6en 5neiter &lai=
lie nit ser 3nbl go"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-22
@aterd)en Gar fat Ben frau5Siiidjea

Mglni1 terpralt6e1fen Eolncore empfans
ger un6 nit ibm gelundt. @obr=
ideinIid bat er linn ou6 sic groBtc
9(nbdnglidfeit an Sranfrei@ periidert
uno ibm I'M &riegsfane nit Deutl4<
Iano feline Glotte, Ole int iapaniifen
Meere Iiegt, 5nr 8erfugung geiteat.
9[uf cine 2iige mebr ODER meniger
fomn1t es ia @aiterden ni6t an.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-22

&Dnig Setter BON Serbieu auirb tit
@erlin ul1o in @ien nod INNER rld)t
fir boffQbig gebalten. Mon fann bort
feline Mitldul0 o1e Ser grmor0erltng
ieines @orgQngers nod INNER niht
peroelien lno bot fem &erlanger, nit
inn an 6emielben Slide 5u itben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-22

Cine Mrbcitcrfraee Cube es nid)t,
rpel1u ale @rpbirou itriellen lbre Ar=
better 10 b%ebanoelten, mie es leite11s
Ser Setter ser &ruppiben Merfe IN
Gileu ael dpiebt.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-01-20
Two nion Penmen.

A contest in the fine art OF penman-
ship would not arouse much public In
tereat now. But there seems to have
been great excitement when Peter
Bales was challenged by Daniel John
son in 1895. Bales was the beautiful
writer who could transcribe the whole
Bible so that 1t would go into wal
nut shell and who had provided Queen
Elizabeth with specimen of his hand
writing which she wore in ring, a
magnifying glass being required to
read it. When the contest took place
there were five judges and hundred
spectators. The competition included
all kinds of writing, the proficiency OF
the rivals pupils and the masterpieces
| of either Bales won the golden pen.
| but johnson declared that there had
! been trickery, Bales having begged to
| be allowed to show the pen to his sick
wife and having promptly pawned it.
| whereupon the judges had to declare
him the winner to get out of the dim
Guilty. Really the award was private
~ made to spare Johnson's feelings.
! London Spectator
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-01-20

has also been devoted and liberal.
Mrs r. G. Johnston, the second
daughter of Mr.. Timmons, Mr..
Johnston, Mr. and Mrs. J, l., Nc
Cartney also We're present. Sixty
four candles were burning on the
birthday cake during the elegant
dinner, prepared by Mrs. Thompson,
the eldest child Mr.. Timmons has
been in business in Waxahaehie for
forty years, eighteen years in the
contracting business and twenty
two years in the lumber business, at
which he has been successful, and
acquired competency. With the
closing days of 1911 he retired from
active business, and will now enjoy
the fruits of his labor surrounded
by his wife, children and grandchil-
dren and many friends who will
congratulate him on reaching the
mellow age of sixty-four.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-01-20
Fat and Fashionable.

According to the Moorish idea OF
beauty, a really handsome woman
ought to be SO fat that she can only
waddle, not walk The fatter she Is
the more beautiful she is considered.
If she can attain 200 or 300 pounds
of flesh she Is the envy OF all her sex
The Moorish shape-if shape 1t can be
called-approaches the perfection OF
feminine beauty when 1t resembles.
or, rather, exceeds, the circumference
of barrel What a paradise for the
fat woman There she can eat ana
drink and feast to her hearts content,
denying herself nothing. living an easy
INDECENT luxurious life, with no nor
ror of accommodating fat. but rather
rejoicing In 1t. There the ambition OF
woman is to acquire bulk Physical
culture she would regard as an enemy
to beauty. and to take Turkish baths
and diet herself would be considered
the height of folly, She wants to be
beautiful. and to be beautiful she must
be fat
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-01-20
THIS LADY'S
GOOD APPETITE
Mrs. Hansen. In a Letter From
Mobile, Tells How She Gained II.

Mobile, Ala.-"I suffered for seven
years. with womanly trouble" writes
Mrs. Sigurd Hansen in a letter from
this city. II felt weak and always had
a headache and was always going to
the doctor. At last was operated on,
and felt better, but soon had the
same trouble.
My husband asked me to try Cardui.
I felt better after the first bottle. and
now have a good appetite and sleep
we'll I feel fine, and the doctor tells
me l am looking better than he ever
saw me-"
II you are sick and miserable, and
suffer from any of the pains due to
womanly trouble-try Cardui.
Cardui is successful because II Is
composed of ingredients that have been
found to act curatively on the woman
ly constitution.
For more than fifty years, It has been
used by women OF all ages, with great
success. Try 1t. Your druggist sells 1t.
Nh Write 10: Ladies' Advisory Dept, Shsttai
nooga Medciua Co, Chattanooga. lenn fol Speetdl
distractions, and 64-page book Home Treatment
90 Women" sent in plain wrapper on request
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-01-20
Woman 5 department
MISS MATTE MIDDLETON, Editor
Residence Phone (old) $50

to maintain the hospitality of their
home which is wellknown and which
the boys have well done Progress
sive conversation was the first
method to entertain. Each girl pos
sessed a tally card with seven num-
bers, and it being leap-year she in
vited some boy to talk to her three
minutes and really let him do the
talking Another enjoyable feature
was for each guest to have a long
stick OF gum, and cease from Chew
ing the rag" and chew gum awhile,
then they were to mold it into a
chicken on the white plaeard Lii
liam Rushing won the prize, box of
candy, and Dossie Mccartney the
BOBBY, Misses Mary Billiard and
Winnie Mccartney assisted the hos
tess.
The guests were invited to the
dining room where the birthday
cake was cleaning in sixteen can
dies, and the symbolieal sixteen
couples blew the lights and made
wishes. Hot spiced grape juice, po-
tato chips, and cheese straws were
served the guests previous to the
candle ceremony
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-01-20
Tuesday Club.

Mrs. s. e. Fowler was the hostess
this week of the Tuesday club. Mrs.
Fowler is one of the many members
of this club who has a beautiful
home in which to entertain her
friends. The reception suite was Civ
en- a refreshing and spring-like APP
pearance, with profusions of cut
flowers, The guests were refreshed
with nectar during the game. Mrs.
Floyd Ferris Of Dallas and Mrs. Ace
Ackley OF Canyon City were special
guests. Salad, olives, bread and but
ter sandwiches, sailed almonds,
ard pineapple ice were served.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-01-20
Bay View Club.

This interesting literary club met
Friday at the library, Mrs Chan
man presiding, Mrs Harrison teach
ing. They are now studying Irving
and THE Sketch Book" was the
theme Of the afternoon study Mrs.
Hogan reviewed Sleepy Hollow, =
Miss Matte Middleton had RIP
Van Wrinkle" and Mrs Jack Hood
gave Irvings description Of West
Minister Abbey. Miss Jeanette Nc
Duffie was present at the club and
was called on to give her personal
experience of seeing this noted
place, having had this pleasure in
the summer of 1910 when on her
European tour Mrs. McDuffie gave
a review of Franklin's life and liter.
airy style. Mrs. W, B. Moore discuss
ed an article in the Bay View Mag
azine. the United States Life-Savin&
crew. The class have now entered il
American Literature. and they fine
the study most interesting ant
profitable. Mrs Clint Stiles was thu
only member absent, she havinF
been away on account OF sickness
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-01-20
Sixty-Fourth Anniversary.

Mr.. H. D. Timmons of our city
celebrated his sixty-fourth birthday
yesterday in a most comforting and
delightful way, surrounded by his
children and grandchildren at the
home Of his daughter, Mrs, D. H..
Thompson, on Kaufman street. Hav-
ing been long a faithful steward in
the Methodist church it was fitting
that his pastor Rev. Whitehurt, and
wife, and the presiding elder, Rev.
r. S. Armstrong, and wife, should be
present TO enjoy the celebration. for
next TO his family TO whom he has
been devoted and indulgent has
come his church, to which cause he
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Kill Kare Club.

This is an old club with a new
name which met last week with Mrs,
VIM. McClanahan on Main street.
This club was formerly known in
club circles as the r. A. E. They
now have a name with greater sig
nificance and while they are not
killing time as they sew industri-
ously, they are killing care A
salad course was served with hot
chocolate and fruit cake. The CLUB
enjoyed the hospitality of Mrs. Geo.
Sweat on Wednesday of this week,
having changed their day also. Mrs.
Bohanan was reelected president
and Mrs. Fred Lawrence, vice presi-
dent. Mrs. Sweat had as her special
guests Mrs. Harry Meek Mrs. Ed
Rogers, Mrs Roy Lawrence, Miss
Lena Carter.
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Once there was man who yearned
to be millionaire in order that he
might help the suffering poor. and one
day wealth came to him and landed
him high in the millionaire class. He
did not forget the poor-not entirely;
but, being too busy to hunt them up,
he failed not to ask Providence to pity
them, and. anyway" he reflected.
they have bright future with so
much treasure in heavenr -Atlanta
Constitution
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Helen Keller.

Helen Keller, the deaf, dumb ana
blind prodigy, who was so frequent
ly before the public eye some years
ago, has not been in the limelight
recently. but all readers of journ~
alism will remember her remarkable
career, and accomplishments unuer
the weight Of affliction That she
sometimes rebelled at cruel fate is
made known from the following
clipping, which was handed me re-
Gently by a friend:
Everything has its wonders even
darkness ard silence. and | learn
whatever state l may be in therein
to be content writes Helen Keller
who was blind. deaf and dumb from
infancy, but has been educated to
remarkable degree, through the
sense of touch Sometimes it is true
a sense Of isolation enfolds me like
a cold mist as | sit alone and wait
at life's shut gate. Beyond there is
light and music, and sweet compan-
ionship. but I may not enter. Fate,
silent, pitiless-bars the way. Fain
would I question his imperious de-
cree, for my heart is still undiseip-
lined and passionate; but my tom
que will not utter the bitter futile
words that rise to my lips, and fall
back into my heart like unshed
tears. Silence sits immense upon my /
soul. Then comes hope with smile I
and whispers. There is joy in self I
forgetfulness. So / try to make the /
light in others eyes my sun, the
music in others ears my symphony,
the smile on others lips my happi-
ness"