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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-20
The

man, Jr., of Birmingham: Mrs. John
Means Daniel, Mrs. Paul Norcross,
Misses Lamar Jeter. Margaret ARM
strong. Marguerite Beck, Martha Ry-
der, Ruth Mcmillan, Lebie Ewing. Ju-
liza Meador, Nettie Lea Sullivan, Mary
Hines, Elizabeth Hines, May McMil-
Ian. Winnie Davis and Corrie Hoyt
Brown.
Mrs. Frank Holland and Miss Har-
riet Holland left Monday for Waynes-
vile, n. c., where they will spend sew
eral weeks, later going to White Sui
phur Springs.
N RDEN, the home of Mr.. and
~ Mrs. James L. Dickey. on the
PAGES Ferry road. was the
scene Of one of the happiest parties
of the week Tuesday morning, when
a bridge luncheon was given by the
young daughter of the household,
Miss Katherine Dickey.
Twelve girls were entertained, and
the game of bridge was played on
the porch, overlooking the extensive
grounds which surround the house.
The maker of top score was awarded
silk hose, and there was a dainty
fan for the consolation.
A wealth OF summer flowers
formed the ecorations-Shasta dali
sizes, sunfowers and roses from the
gardens of Arden. Luncheon was
served on the card tables, at the
close Of the game, and a delightful
hospitality was dispensed by the
young hostess, who wore a girlish
toilet Of white lingerie.
?
Mary GUIDE sailed last week for Eu-
rope, where they will spend the re-
mainder Of the summer, which is their
annual custom. They will visit rela-
tives in Norway and Sweden.
r HE marriage of Miss Gail Heth-
erington. of Atchison, Kans.,
and Burt Allen, Of san Francis
co, which will take place in Septem-
Der. will interest Atlanta friends of
the bride.
Miss Hetherington, who is a young
woman of unusual beauty and charm,
has frequently visited her cousin,
Miss Gladys Levin, and has many
friends in this city. Miss Levin will
leave in August for Atchison. and will
remain until after the wedding, which
will be a brilliant affair." with a large
wedding party.
Miss Levin will be her cousins
maid of honor at the wedding. Mrs
Levin left last week to spend the re-
mainder of the summer in Atchison.
Man informal affairs were given
last week for Miss Viola Wade,
Of Palmetto, Fla, who is spend
ing the summer as the guest of Miss
Alma Nance.
Wednesday morning Miss Manner
Hardin gave a bridge party in her
honor, inviting eight guests to meet
her. The house was artistically dec
GRATED with garden flowers. Miss
Nance won the prize, a lace collar
and cuff set.
Mrs. Albert Barnes gave an infor-
NAL porch party Wednesday after
noon, inviting her sewing club to
spend the afternoon with Miss Wade,
sewing and gossiping. Eight guests
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-20

the house, and on the porch yellow
helioanthus were used.
Miss Mary Blalock won the first
prize, a set Of embroidered handker-
chiefs. and Miss Robbins was pre-
scented with a chiffon collar and cuff
set.
The guests were Misses Mary B!a-
lock, Margaret Hallman, Annie Laura
Robinson, Nellie Kiser Stewart, EllZ
abeth Dunson. Frances Connally
Mary Robinson. Martha Boynton,
Sallie and Callle Hull, Mrs. Hinton
Baker of Augusta, who is spending
some time with her mother; Mrs.
Blair Armstrong Mrs. George X Sci
don, Mrs. Sherwood Higgs, Mrs Lu-
Their Rosser Jr., Mrs. Katie Arm
strong, Mrs. c. S. King, Mrs. George
Boynton and Mrs. r. b. King.
n honor of Miss Dorothy Robbins. Of
Birmingham. guest Of Mrs. J. P. B.
Allan, Mrs Victor Smith gave a mat
inee party, her guests including Misses
Robbins. Clifford West. Margaret Ash
ford, Annie Carleton. Mrs. Howard
Parker, Mrs. Edward Malone, Mrs.
Robert Hughes, Mrs. Able Malone.
Mrs. Clarence Angler and Mrs. J. p
B. Allan.
N1RS. CHARLES r. CRISP has &C
companied her husband, Con-
gresham Crisp. to their home
at Americas after a season full of So
cial interest at the Capital. Mrs. Crisp
is one of the younger women of the
Congressional set who has made good
the tradition of the beauty and graces
OF Southern girls. Congressman and
Mrs Crisp made their home at the
New Berne last winter, where they
had a large apartment.
Misses Elizabeth and Lila Ward
Hamilton, of Rome who visited Mrs
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-20

This is not an ordinary cheap sale of odds and
ends, but is special occasion, in which DRESSES
and SUITS of the 'KEELY KINDS" can be had at
remarkably little price.
This mid-July sale of suits and dresses is just in
time for peop who furnishing their wardrobe for
their vacations he assortment great that every
taste can be satisfied every style of figure suited and
every size furnished.
The lot includes--
Lingerie Dresses and Demi- Gowns
Afternoon and Club Frocks,
Crash and Ramie Walking Suits,
Popular Combination tvvo-piece Suits,
Many Crepe, Wolfe and Ratine Dresses
Some of these dresses trimmed bouses with roll collars and
turback cuffs low high neck threequarter long sleeves
Others the popular unic effects with combination drped
skirt hand embroidered collars and cuffs.
The popular Ratne Suits have Empire backs cutaway
fronts self button combination deep embroidered
collars thresuarter and regulation sleeves draped skirts button
and piped trimmed; high grdes; all colors.
Among the dresses are many charming individual
pieces made of imported cottons.
Among the suits you will find foreign ratines and
crashes suitable for golfing and outings
ALL COLORS; ALL SIZES; ALL STYLES
Ten days ago you would have expected to pay for
any of these dresses from SIS to SIS.
So zS These Dresses and Suits are of
~ y the styles would like and are
ar cheaper than the cost of the Raw
each Materials Best Sale Yet Had.
Kelly Company
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-20

n NE of the largest parties of the
week was the morning bridge
given by Mrs. Homer Davis and
her sister, Mrs. Ernest Blair Durham,
in honor of Mrs. Henry Wyatt, Jr., Of
Marietta, at the PeaChtree street res
idence of DR.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Davis.
The game was played in the living
roomand library, where vases Of sum-
mer roses, zinnias and nasturtiums
adorned the apartments. Luncheon
was served on the card tables at the
close of the game. Ivory stick fans
were given for top score, for consola-
ton, and for the honor guest there
was a deck of cards.
The hostesses and honor guest wore
dainty summer toilets, Mrs. Davis
wearing lavender embroidered lin
gerie, belted in blue satin, with lace
on the corsage; Mrs. Durham, in pink
crepe, and Mrs. Wyatt wearing cream
embroidered crepe. Mrs. NJ. A. Da-
Wis assisted her daughters.
The guests included Mrs. Henry
McCurry, of FaiTburn; Mrs. Dan Mac
Intyre, Mrs. Francis Gilchrist Jones.
Mrs. Gordon Richards, Mrs. Frank
Jacoway, Mrs. John Ray Pattillo, Mrs.
Lucius Mcconnell, Mrs. VanWinkle
Wilkerson, Mrs. Frank Winecoff, Mrs.
George Croft, Mrs. Frank Freeman, of
GreenviIle, Ga. Mrs TrammeH Scott,
Mrs. Julian Prade, Mrs. Charles Dow
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-20

tree road was the scene Of one Of the
happiest parties Of the week on Wed
nesday afternoon. when Mrs. Peel en-
tertained so children in honor of her
little granddaughter, Sarah Peel Tilt
Of New York.
The occasion celebrated the fifth
birthday of the little girl and games
were played on the lawn. Approprl-
ate fayors were distributed by the 1T
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-20

Miss Marjorie Brown is spending
several days with Mrs. Richard
tombstone at her home in Peachtree
street during the absence of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward T.
Brown, in New York.
Miss Brown returned home the
early part of the week from Tallu-
lah Falls, where she was one of a
house party entertained by Miss
Adgate Ellis at Cherokee cot
tage."
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-20

Misses Elizabeth and Lila Ward
of Rome, who visited Mrs.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-20

Miss Mae Wallace, Of Atlanta, is
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. H. l.
Kimbrell at their home in Walton
way. Augusta, where she is being
entertained. She will visit Charles
ton and Savannah, accompanied by
Mr.. and Mrs. Kimbrell, before re-
turning home.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-20

N1Rs. GLAsCOCK MAYS has re-
Gently returned from New York
and has leased an apartment
on West Eleventh Street, where she
will spend the summer.
Mrs. Luther z. Rosser, Jr.. is
spending some time in the mountains
Of North Carolina.
Mrs. Livingston Thompson, of
Louisville. KY, will arrive this week
to visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George A Nicolson. Mrs. Thompson
little daughters are already here with
their grandparents. Mr. and Mrs.
John n. Goddard and little Mary God
dard left the past week for ToXaway.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. ]. Adams left
Thursday for Knoxville. Tenn where
they will make their home in the fu-
ture. Miss Sadye Andrews accompa-
MED her sister for a short visit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-24

tenbeiten 81 rednen, bob nnierer
oeutiden 8epolferung Der @enl1B ei-
mes 6euti6en Ebeaters %geg0nnt 1T, 10
io0te oaSD euti@tbum erit redt betpei-
fen, 6ab es itets CUR @rbaltung iegli-
den oeutiden @eiens gu baben lit.
8iebt man 6'ann nod in 8etra9t, baB
bie Ebeater=8 oritellungen bon N1it-
%glieoern bes Babit=Sbeaters gegeben
perben, 6es beiten 6eutiden EbeaterS
in Imerifa, Damn iollte bel bieien
@oriteQl1ngen fein Deuti6er feblen.
Die beiben 8oritellungen bieten Der
&iinitlergeieli6aft @%elegenbeit, pai-
ienoe 2ieoer u,1b @onplets ein5ulegen.
Ole 8eiu6er mer6en, 6eiien biirfen
nn6 fonne11 mir iie perlt6ern, ii6
allSge5ei6net nrterbalten, in6em Bet
oe Stiide gang 6a5n a11getban iino,
ibtte11 einige gem1breide Stun6en at
bereiten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-24
Tarbe ans &aftns gemadjt.

SSn nrl1gunnien miro sic Mufrnert-
lumfeit ~freigelenft anf cine feline net
Re 6arbe ser Sarmgebdulidfeiten, To-
gar m1brem Der naiien Cation. um
Sen netten @ffeft gu ertpirfeu, miro
Ginde gebrmtdt, sic o1s geipleibten
BIdttern 6es ge1nobnli@en @aftl1s ge-
mmdt 1tro "a Sta1n6e1 long in @ui-
Ter eingepei6t tDiro. mo0ur@ cine
MusIomng BON rabmartiger Subitan3
er3eugt miro, sic 6ieiem 2eim bin5l-
gefiigt uno gut gemif@t miro. 8enn
onf irgeno elmer MuBenieite artge-
bradt, lei es Sol3, 8iegelfteine, 81
len, o6er an0eres Material, tDir1 etrte
berrlide perIenrei6e meibe @ridet-
hung ertpirft sic Sen 5tirmen uno
Sen 6r0iten trobt, gerabe 10 m1sbmt-
er11 aIs sic beriibmten @ol6en @paitt
8eIt 8iere. BeiteM es PEI S. 80.
S2abr, Nbone 625, ct. CLOUD, Mtn1.
Nn5eige. 1.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-24
Triebri6 05anam, Der
0riinpcr Der ct. Btu
5en5:@
81 ieinem 100. @ebmrtstas, sen %.
Mpti1, 1913.

Mebr als ie beoarf uariere SSlgen5,
Sic gan5 in's Materielle 5t beriinfem
orobt Ser Soeale, gu 0eret tie em=
pori duuen, 5eren leud)ten0en Spuren
tie foleen fann i'm Centre 6eS Be-
benS. Sol6 ein 9eititern m0ge ibner
Ser cole @orfdmpfer fir @abrbeit
a1no &edt, Srieori@ 05anam, 1ein,
oeiien 9ebensgang mnb 2ebenSperf
bier in fur5en Stri@en ge5eidnet aper-
Sen ion. @eboren at Mailun6 ont
%. Mpril 1918 nls Sobn zines fron=
50iiiden Mr5tes, Der fi6 nit belon<
5erer @orliebe ser Mrrne1 o1nnbm,
l,n6 elmer bor5iigltden Ma1tter, gemob
Bri0rt9 eine uberars gliidlt6e &in6=
beit un6 erite SSugen6 - Dos Bette
Satn0oment gum Mufbau elmer geieg=
meten, fru@bringenoen 3mfunft. Mfit
einem mei@en, empfamgliden @emii=
tbe paurte ii& in Saarnm Elm et1ergi=
ider @eiit ur6 Elm iebr lebboftes Gem,
permanent; 1abei botte ct reide So
lente aa1m St16iunn, 10 6aB mir i'm
id)on in 5en @pmnniialiabren als
Dtbter 1ateiniider Spmnen fin6em,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-24

am Mben6e 6es 5. mn6 6. Mfai in ser
@alle 6es fatbolii@en @~lubba1ies Ell
ne &orit0ung geben un6 nebftoem am
9ienitag Nadmittag nod nit einem
Matinee 6tener1 miro. Mm Montag-
aben6, ben 5. Mai, gelangt our Muf<
fiibrung r6er S6ufter als Brin5,"
S9panf nit @eiang in 6rei @ften, u.
6ieies 9uitipiel miro beim Mattnee
am Dienitag Ma6mittag tpie6erbolt
mer6en, mabren6 am Dienitag Mben6
Ser oreiaftige S6manf rein gliidli=
der Samtltenbater," glet6fans NIT
@eiang, nber Die 8iibne geben miro.
@inem ie6en @euti6en ioate eS an-
gelegen iein, ia er ioute es fi@ CUR
@brenpfli6t MAIDEN, sic 6entfde 8iib=
ne in ibrer i6peren aufgabe, Sic
6euti6e @pra6e, 6ie 6e1ttiden Sitten
un6 ben 6euti6en @eiit 5u erbalten,
5u unterituten. SIT eS 5u ben Gel
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-24

@enn an ioI@e Sarmer, sic gerre
in einem i60nen ser @eiun6beit 5n=
trdgli9en un6 ieglibes @a6Stbum
bef0roernoen &limo mobnen mo6=
ten, ser Mabnruf ergebt: anf
no6 6lorioa! 10 miro 6en<
ieIben 6amit Elm 5taat angeprteiem
ser in. 8e5ug auf Ben 6armeritano
Dor pielen anoeren Staaten gar
man6 @iibmensmertbes porauS bat.
SSn Slort6a meiB man an eriter Stel'
lie ni@ts BON 6roit, un6 6em entgegen
gilt bie Ebatia6e, 6aB 6aielbft ME
6as beiBelte @etter iber 100 @rao
I'M 5@atten gebt. Sn 6teien menigen
@orten lift 6as &lima Der 8abrbeit
gemaB bei6rieben. 8aS Dos 2anb
angebt, folgenoe 8emerfnngen: Ser
8ooen lit f6mar5 mnb ergiebtg, bot
feline Steine nn6 6as Mderlan6 lit
nod 8nni6 nit @ol3= nn6 8rairie<
lano nntermti6t. Sn 8loriba ergibt
elm Mder iobiel an Hroouften, tpte TT
MinneIota 40 Mder, uno nebitoem
braudt Ser Sarmer feline &rafte nidt
iibermaBig an5uitrengen. 8as 2ono
lit nidt naB, ionoern i6ones, bobes
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-24

Gin %fptbares, neucs 8ucb elm
W." @ert, bas alien, tuelbe basiel<
be erbalten, ppn grpBem, nnberebenba=
REM @erte iit-nur6e 9era6e' BON einem
aus9e5eicbnetem Spe5ialiiten, einem
Manne, ser in europa unb Mmerifa pez
gen ieiner eblen, Observation-Disclosures nno
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Mrbeit beriibn1t lit,
be%rausaegeben. lnbefiimmert Ser 9rpz
zen Musaaben bel ser &erDfentlihnn9
bieies @ertes aibt lein Serfaier $4,000
@rempiare pDai9 fpitenfrei tue9. Snoem
er aQe @ebonfen alf &etpinn periutrft,
bietet er es bem 8ublitum als etn fretes
@elbenf an, bem er peiB, boB es fir alle
oieieni9en bas Qeben be6eutet, nelde
feline Seiten 6urcblel en.
cot Sabren arbeitete iein &erfaiier
WV Spe5talift 5prDule, 1871, Ser
als elm Siibrer Ser grDBen Menidenz
freunbe Nprbamertfa's befannt lit, Sag
nnb Nfadt, INN cine pDlitdn6ige, bleibenz
be Cur bes &atarrbs 81 ent0eden. ST
ppferte 3eit, @nergte um6 @elb, UNI 6ieles
8elultat 5u erlangen. 5hritt fir 9@ritt
babnte er leinen @e9 auf 1euen 8faben,
inbem er feline Nebenbubler auf 5net
&Dntinenten %lberbDlte. 3ulebt tuuroen
feline Mnfrengun9en NIT @rfplg gefrDnt!
@r batte bas ent0eft, maS ale anoern
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-24

@ortrdee 1enno6i 5inoen1 61r@ feline
feurige 8egetiterlng uno feline feite,
aus SEM &er5en fonuaen6e l1eber5eu=
gltng. Ct getpa1n bierour6 nidt
Bios einen maidtigen &reis bon itreb-
iamten 8ub0pern, lo16ern, maS er btel
bober beperthete, er fiibrte ou@ 10
mnde 5peifeln6e @eele 5uriid 5t
@ott uno gu reltgiofer 8etbdtigung.
IS liegt ole @eriudu1ng NOTE, tie
fer ein8ugeben uuf 6ie idriftiteneri-
lde mdtigfeit 0aanams, mare Ser
&aum 1idt gu bei@ranft. Son iei-
nett be%Seuten0iten @erfen ne1re i9:
uDie literoriide @ei@i6te 6es Mit-
telolters bonn fiinfftter bis 3a1m BRET
5ebnten Sabrbun6ert," ferner bret
groBere @erte iiber ieinen 2ieblings-
oidter, sen groben 9ante. go oft
.95onom nit feiner @atttm elmer Sur
ter 5es Mfn6omiereftors SouIacroir,
&eiiem unter11abm, 6on1 forfdte er
mutt 8~ienenfIeiB 1ad geididtli&en
5t4tten un1 Dofh1menten, na9 @tt'
1te1r uno @enfmdlern GROCER @ergat'
genbeit. @einer iponiiden @eiie ner-
|5an&en MIR SOS IiebIide @erf: r@eiie
nod 6em 9an6e oeS @b." @e1tt
05anom iidp a,1d) 1idt a1s @olitiber
fiiblte, ipielte er 5ou mie6erbolt cine
@olle I'M @epolutionsiobr 1848. 60
begleitete er 8ii@of Mffre, Ser in So
'ris ais @ermittler unter Sic Mufitan-
.oiiden anf 1ie Experimentation
trot, uber ieinen @u!b nit Benz To0e
be5oblen m1Bte. Son elmer &ugel
6ur9bobrt, erlog er nad5 5lpei Sagen
ieiner @ermun6a1ng.
O3onams. Offer fir sic fatboltite
Sade IieB i'm ou9 5onn nod nidt
ruben, als feline @eimnobeit itarf a11=
gegrifen tpnroe. Sn 1etnem lebten
9ebensiabr beiatdte er in @mt 6os
Grab 5es III. @in5en5 BON @oah un6
gelobte, sic mentgen ibm nod ge-
bliebenen &rGfte oem @erfe ser St.
men 51 tpeiben; aber @ott batte es
beitimmt, boB 5ieles beme,dtenoe
@idt bienieoen fritz erl0fden ionte;
er Ionte 1tidt Idnger oes 2obees bar
rem. Mrf ser Seim:etie BON SStalien
itarb er gu Marieine am Sefte Marid
@eburt 1853, erft 40 Sabre alt, urt-
ter 6em @ufe: nMein @oHL mein
@oH, erborme 6i9 meinerl" Setn
@e6ddtniB ober Iem fort in ieinen
bonn edit brtdliden Settle erfiillten
Sdriften. 81. b. IS.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-24

@an6, 6as geniigeno bon erquiden=
oem &egen gum @e6etben Ser 9aaten
angefendtet miro. @s lit 6aielbit iebt
nod 5pei Meilen bon Der fatbolii6en
Stride IN &tliimee 2an6 GIT $35 per
Ader gu fanfen, cine @%elegenbeit, pie
iie ni@t lange mebr geboten fem miro,
un6 it6erli@ miro na@ Sabren BORT
ser Mder $1,000 mertb iein mno an6
6ieie bobe Snmme bringen. @er im-
mer ii6 alto nod einem anoeren
Stdate iebnt, mo Ser 6armer lei@t
nn6 1i9er 5n @oblitan6 fomme11
farn, ser periu6e iein @liid in 6lo-
ri6a, tpen6e fi6 Dor Dem 4. Mat an
Spbm S@mulfe, &ter5, st. 9. 4, tpel-
6er am 5. Mat bon 8l1dmm na6
&ifiimee, Glort6a, abreiien un6 bon
minneapolis sic Glori6a<6abrt nit
einem Spe5ial5ng maiden miro, Der
alien 5u Dieniten itebt, Die it6 our
Gabrt nod &ifiimee entf6lteBen. Sic
nit 6ieIer Tabrt bon minneapolis
no6 &i1limee nn6 bon BORT na6 Wein=
11eapolis 5nriid perbnn6enen Soften
betragen $51.50.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-24
Gin id5Dmes 8mtt frei
8u6
fir Mne
pbne
Soften

GOri9ery e%uiaeeeben batten gu finben-
eiue leiebte, p%pllIt6n0ige nn0 bleibenoe
Sur bes 8ataurbs. Sbne III inn geringz
item an cine &ube bon leinen ibtpteri9en
9rbeiten gu benteu, lcbrieb ct 6ieles @erf
iiber Sic Sur bes &atarrbs. Sbne nur
an Sen &eicbtum 81 benton, Ben es Tim
einbrineen fDnnte, bietet er nun bieies
8ucb allen %beujeni9en fret an, tuelebe oasz
lelbe perla1gen.
Nfr l1ntermeiinngen orf ieinen @eiz
wv ten merben Sanien6en oas 9ez
ben retten. 9a es BON eiuem Manne
9eldbrieben mur6e, beKen 9er5 nnb Seele
ernltlib in fem 9roBes @erf bes tdlnpfenz
Sen 9etbens p%erientt #poren. iinb letne
@eiteu nit Muben unb @abrbeit erfiiGt.
Mit 9eidhifter 6anb itelt er Sen @nfang
6iefes efelbnften, btnterliitt9en 3eioenS
bar-er perfDlgt ale ieine nerbDrgenen
@irfungen-e 5ei9t bic lbredltben @ez
fabren, 81 tpelben es fibrt-er peiit ben
8eg 81 elmer iiberen nnb bleibenben
Sur = bieier ibredliben Slage NDr6z
Mmerifa's-bes Ratarrbs. Sb6ne Sill
Ser BON ben beiteu &unitlern iQnitrieren
anf cine duBerit flare nnb interelionte
Dirt 6ie manntgfaltigen 8baien beS 9eiz
bens un6 bic beribte6enen Srgane, tpel<
die es anqretft.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-24

Gin Gmglanber, ber anbertban
ssssubre in Seem Dorf gelebt bat, 11e1t1tt
0os amerifanide 8olf eine 9totto11
bon @erldpenoern. Ssn oieier Mn-
qemeinbeit 1T 6os 5meifeaoS mber<
trieben, ober pea1r1 5ieier @mglanoer
b~in8ufiigt, 6ie @lager iber oie bober
soften ser @ebensbaltung miiroe11
bal6 peritumaperL penn oaS ar1teri-
fonilde @olf fib MIR Elm flein mertg
lporIomer einridte1r tponk, Damn
lam man ibm 1r1r DorbebaltloS BET
pfli9ten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-24

6es 9errn
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-24
9entides gbcqter.

Ser 8eiub elmer guten, In feiner
@eiie ~anit0Bigen 9Deater : Muffib-
rllng lit Elm iittli6 bilbenoes @ergnii-
gen. 5otpeit nnierer 8etpobneri6aft
oeutiber Mbfu11ft IN 8etradt fon1mt,
bat bieielbe MIR ielten cine @eleget-
belt, elmer guten beuti6en Ebeater=
Muffiibrl1ng bet5upobnen. 9a5u miro
nns Deuti9en bon ct. @lomo nun
npdmals cine @elcgenbett gegeben,
in6em sic riibmlid;t befannte Meil-
naltfeer EbeatergeieQidaft l1nter 2ei<
tltno 6es @errr
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-24

5ngGei@ benniibt, neben 6em &laierz
pflidten iib in &ebrati@ um6 sans-
frit 5u bertiefen.
@obl 6robte aud ieiner iungen
6euerieele ste @efabr reltgi0ier 8mei=
feI; ober 5urb offene Musipra6e ge-
gen Mbbe Moiret 5eritieben oielelber1
pie MebeI Dor Ser Sonne. gon oa
on uar lein @loa1be feit pie Grant,
mr6 er gelobte @ott, feine 9ienite
ser @abrbeit gu meiben, ste ibm 1en
Trieoen gegeben. Dteier &arole blieb
er treu, olS er nit a6t5ebn Sabren
no6 Naris fam, INT leine &o@i@ulitu<
6ien an ser beriibmten @orbonme gu
beginnen. Gin Slid mar es fir S5o=
1rom, 6ab er int Squire oes groBert
Matbemotifers Mmpere gaitli@e Iuf>
nobme fanb a1n6 6o6ur9 in @erfebr
fam mutt Sen be0euten0iten @utbolifen
6ranfreids. Dn ste meiiten ser @ro<
fe1ioren Dem l1nglauben brloigter
uno mnlpabres iiber religioie 6roger
p%ortruger, prifte 0aanam 6as @ebor<
tie an Ioutere1r, biitori1den AneQen
a1r5 erla11bte iid nut Greimutb, miitto-
lid ooer iAriftIi4 ben &erren bre
SSrrfbumer nod)8utpetien. 9as itaorff=
te Sen Mmtb on6erer Stu6enten, oie
ii6 INN ibn mie a1 einer Siibrer
idnrte1r mr6 cine Mrt literart iaer &tt=
terldaft bil6eten. St griinoete ou@
eine11 @ereim gum 3pede Scr @erberr-
lidu1tg Ser @eligion 6urGi Die &inlte.
Mber 6os, mas ieimen Mu1tert uniterb=
Ii6 modt, SOS tit Sic @rinoumg' 5es
ct. @in5em8-gereines, SET, NIT 1el1tat
@tu6enten inn Sabre 1888 begortrren,
nod 5u 2eb8etten 5es Stifters III feb
5ebn 2dn5ern eingefIbrt 1par nro IN
STARTS alein 1000 M}itglieoer 5aablte.
95anom tpiinidte, 6aB sic eritem
MitgIieoer 1es ct. -@ereines
3atnadff tire berufliden @enntniiie
als SSltriiten, Mer5te, etc, 6en Mrmen
CUR @erfnga1ng itelIem iollten. Die be-
fannte Mrme1rru1tter, S9meiter &o~
ialia, gub ibnen Elm 8er3etdnis ser
Mrmen. Qrh @lt1heire fir 2ebe1ts-
miHeI u1r6 &oblen. @0dentli@ fan-
Sen @~eriammlungen itatt, sic nit &C.
bet begon1re1r tpa1roen, u1n6 bel 6enet
6ie @tuoe1terr Hire freilt@ meift iebr
geringen 8ettrGge bergoben. S5attam
fdrieb fleiBig Mrttfel in 8eiti9rtften1
alm nit Sem &onorat Sic magepe Ser
ei11staiie gu bereidern. Sbm par es
Bel ser @ri1pourg ni4t ausi9lieblt6
um 5as 8ob1 ser Mrnter gu fbarn;
ibrn fdtpebte Dor nIem ser bobe mo.
raIii9e @infl1m1B Dor, 6en sic ielbiit-
loie MGditenliebe, tint @ottes tpinen
gesiiibt, maf 6ie iurgen Mdn1ter bobem
m,1Bte. @don nit 26 Sobren tpa1roe
95arom 8rofeiior 6es &ar6elsre9ts
IN 2pon, l1r6 beretts bier Sabre fipdi-
ter erbielt er sic ebrenbo4e Berlfurg.
aIs N~rofelor ser 2iterotltr an ole
5orbon1te in @aris. @ar ct aat9) feir
~gIanaerp6er @eoner, mos Die @pro4e
ieIbft onbelongte, 10 tpirftet ietrte
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-24

@eidbieI mie Iange SIT gelitten
ober meI4 an0ere MitteI @eillttg ber-
feblt bnben, Solep @ieren.8men aper.
sen Gud iider belfen. Sic finb redttt
itdrfeno, frdiiftig u1r6 betlen6, bm1en
ole Nierer a11f atr16 ibeue1r oerert rega1-
ldre Mfttio11 mie6er Ter. Sobn @el-
bert, Softer, gaI., fagt: sd Tit oiele
Sabre on Mieren-8edAperber unb
fonrte ME 2ir0erlin9 ertpirfer, Bis
iB SpleD M~iienenpinen periudbe, Ole
b~ouiftGrpoige &eilltng ertptirffhte."
Molitor Drug So. w. Mnaeige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-24

@nfnntterribIe. Ser Hei-
ne sSrib lnb offers, mie ieine @ltern
syrel11roen un0 Betnrnten on Seiertn-
aen @arten ididten INIT Der aufidrif:
6r0blide Oitern, Sr6blide @fingite11
u. i. 10. Mls &inmeIfobd emit ber-
nutau, i6rieb Sribden ON ole Orb
to11te: v92iiebe Gante! ST tpiinide Dir
redn froblide &immelfabrt!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-24
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