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The Penn's Grove record., 1913-06-13
Children's Day Observed

The st. Paul NJ. E. Sunday School, OBJ
served Children's Day all day Sunday.
The rite of baptism WAS administered in
the morning and an address delivered
by the pastor, on " The Call of Samuel"
The evening program was one of un-
usual interest. The entrance of the sun
day school singing, Coward Christian
Soldier Marching and Counter March,
ing up the several aisles WAS an attract
i've sight. Master Clarkson Edwards
gave two cornet solos that greatly pleased
the people.
The audience was highly favored in
having Miss Margaret Heller, Phila. Pa,
All accomplished violinist, who rendered
several selections with splendid effect.
The large audience was charmed by her
graceful action, and soulful melodies
Mrs. William F. Becker, piano accom-
PIANIST, greatly added to the success
OF the evening program. Mrs. Hannah
Ashcraft and Mrs. Anna F. Barber, are
highly complimented, on their efficient
service. The following is the program.
Singing by the School
Violin Solo Miss Heller
Responsive Reading
Selection by the Choir
Reading, "Do Thy Duty Mrs. Elsie Carter
Prayer Pastor, d. E. Clair
Offering
COrnet Solo 1--WE Anchored in Jesus
Master Clarkson Edwards
Recitation Welcome Children's Day
Virginia Hewitt,
Song Primary Department
Recitation Do Your Best Joseph Kille
Violin and Piano Miss Heller and
Mrs. Becker
Recitation Bright Blossoms Lucille Clint
Recitation My Fathers Business
1 Emma Hayes
/ Address by the Pastor
Cornet Solo When 1 Get Home
Clarkson Edwards
Song Eventide Junior Choil
| Violin and Piano Miss Heller and
Mrs. Becker
Song Primary Department
Recitation Be Happy Jennie Smlth
Singing America School
! Benediction Pastor
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clearer and fuller explanation of read
ing, grammar and rhetoric by re-
ferring to the old school books of the
'70s, which both parents have kept.
Note especially what Mr.. Brown says
about arithmetics: my disappointment
i'll the arithmitics IA still greater"
The experience with our W two
boys has been that they gained very
little of the principles of mathematics
from the spiral inductive method books
with no rules and few explanations.
Two such books have been used in
Penns Grove schools the past six years
and both have proved failures. They
have proved failures elsewhere. We
have interviewed parents in other towns
where such books have been taught and
men whose business leads them to use
mathematics have told us their boys and
girls do not know What their fathers
and mothers know after completing
arithmetic. We took a youth to attend
d state examination in algebra last week.
To refreshen his memory he took along
an old Brooks arithmetic printed in the
'60s which his father had studied. The
principals and method Of operation were
more clearly explained in it than in the
algebra. Progression is not printed in
latter day arithmetics.
The Southworth and Stone arithme-
tic which has been in Penns Grove and
Salem school for three and Jour years
are not liked by teachers, pupils nor
parents. We strongly protested against
their introduction when fouI-ifths of
the teachers disapproved of them. A
majority of the Board of Education
thought best to give them a trial on the
recommendation of educators who
know more than any editor. We are
pleased to know that after three years
trial the teachers OF the 7til and 9Th
grades have practically eliminated the
book and our judgment has been veri-
fed by three years experience.
Mr.. John G. Stone one of the authors
told us he would not lut them in a
public school. Why? Because they
contain puzzling test questions which
were used i'll a normal school, for stu
dents who had learned tae fnndament
ais of arithmetic. 1t is not % complete
arithmetic.
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Katherine L. Norton, New Bedford, Mass,
says 81 had a terrible pain across my back.
with a burning and scalding feeling. /
took Foley Kidney Pills as advised, with
results certain and sure. The pain and
burning feeling left me, l felt toned up
and i%nvigorated. ] recommend Foley
Kidney Pills." l.. w. Cook. ady.
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AWorker Appreciates This

VIM. Morris, a resident of Florence,
Oregon, says: "For the last fourteen years
my kidneys and bladder incapacitated me
for all work. About eight months ago
| began using Foley Kidney Pills, and
they have done what other medicines fail
ed to do, and now 1 am feeling fine.
recommend Foley Kidney Pill" L. w.
Cook, Union Corner. adv.
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Catarrh Cannot Be Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they
cannot reach the seat Of the disease. Ca
tarrh is a blood or constitutional disease,
and in order to cure it you must take in
ternal remedies. Halls Catarrh Cure is
taken internally, and acts directly upon
the blood and mucous surfaces. Halls
Catarrh Cure is not a quack medicine. It
was prescribed by one of the best ply
Sicians in this country for years and is
q regular prescription. 1t is composed of
the best tonics known, combined with the
best blood purifiers, acting directly on the
mucous surfaces. The perfect combine
ton of the two ingredients is what pro-
duces such wonderful results in curing
catarrh. Send for testimonials, free.
F. J.. CHENEY & CO.. Props, Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists. price TIC.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
The Penn's Grove record., 1913-06-13

A new canhouse is bearing completion
in Swedesboro, which will consume all
the tomatoes which have heretofore been
shipped away at considerable expense,
The Penn's Grove record., 1913-06-13
COMMENT

The above should be of interest to
those persons now interested in the ed
ucation OF their children. We were in
the public schools during some of the
time MI. Brown was and studied some
of the books he mentions. We have
had children in schools for the past
twelve years, also, as a member of the
board of education, have investigated
several books, and have the same opip.
ion as Mr.. Brown.
Histories are more full and more i'll
teresting. The advancement in science
has been great and is taught with great
er intelest. The biographies now taught
do not surpass old Montieths except SO
far as science and discoveries have been
made since. They lack the pronuncia-
ton of words, also the principles of
drawing maps to scales. Biographies
and ancient histories are agnostlcal
where formerly they told of the divine
origin of the earth and all thereon.
There have been great Improvements
in the methods M books for the pri-
mary children, but the reading books
for the upper grades do not EQUAL those
used in the '76s, which contained tie
principles of reading, and speaking.
Those published now do not contain
them. The long literary s%tories,. men
by Mr.. Brown, do not give as wide and
as interesting IA range of topics as the
selections in the old books. They lack
definition of WORDS and biographical
sketches Of the authors.
The experience with our own chill
iren who have attended school the past
twelve years is that they received a
The Penn's Grove record., 1913-06-13
Summer Serges

Summer Serges
The best cloth tor Sum-
mer wear; thin, cool,
strong, durable and dres-
sy. Prices not high when
you come here.
Blue Serges
Mems Suits, $3.50 to $25.
Odd Trousers, $3.50 to SIS
Serge Coats, So to So.
Coats and Trousers, SO
to SIS.
Norfolks and Trousers,
$l2 to $25.
Boys Suits $3.50 to S18.
Odd Trousers, 50 to "a.
Little Boys Suits, "a to
SO.
Knicker Trousers, 81 to
$3.50.
Grey Serges
Mems Suits, SO to $25.
Odd Trousers, So to So.
Serge Goats, So to Sc.
Big stock, big assort-
ment, every size and all
the new and best styles.
Straw Hats, 81 to
So.
Summer Shirts, SOC
TO $S.OU.
Silk Shirts $3.50 to
So.
Fancy Sox, l3c to $3.50.
Summer ties, l3c to $3.50.
We will save you time,
money and trouble by com.
ing here.
e.: ::; :::':. MULLINS &C.,
9th & Market St,
Wilmington Delaware
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NOTICE OF PUBLICATION

Statement of the ownershipip, management,
etc.. of the Penns Grove RECORD, published
weekly at Penns Grove, n. j., required nv
the act of Congress, August 24th. 1919.
Publisher and Owner, William A. Symmetry
PenuS Grove, N. j.
Known b0ndh0ldars, mortgages and other
security holders. holding / per cent, or more
of total amount of bonds, mortgages or ofher
securities, none.
WILLIAM A. SUMMERILI.
Sworn and subscribed before j. w. Trpm.
bull, Notary Public. April 8, 1913.
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Notice To Creditors !
Salem County Snrrogates once

ndItM COUNTY ouTTOgA5tS OWCt
Estate of A Elizabeth Layton. deceased
Pursuant TO the order of Loren P. Plummer
Surrogate of the county of Salem, made on the
Fifth day of April, 1918, on the application of
John D.. Layton, Harry B. Layton and Willard
Layton, Executors of the estate of A. Eliza
beth Layton, deceased, notice Is hereby given
to the creditors of said deceased, to exhibit to
the subscriber, Executors, as aforesaid, their
debts and demands against the said estate,
funder oath or affirmation, within nine months
rom thr date of the aforesaid ora 4, or they
will be { rever barred of their actions there
for, against the said subscriber.
JOHN d. LAYTON,
HARRY B. LAYTON,
WILLARD LAYTON,
4ll-9t Exec ut0TS.
The Penn's Grove record., 1913-06-13

House leases for sale at the RECORD
Office. If
The Penn's Grove record., 1913-06-13
A Few Steps
Saves Dollars

We don't sell anything in
the way of Mems Clothing
that is not thoroughly good
all through, from the Mems
Suits in Blue Serges and Fan
/ cy Worsteds for SO. Is to the
high-grade Hart, Schaffner
& Marx and Alec Suits up
to sos.
You'll be surprised what
wonderfully good Suits for
Men $40, $40 and $15 will
buy. Of course, we speak
of our suits. 1t costs US less
to sell them; our expense is
low. If we were on Market
street we could not afford to
sell them for so little, and the
thrifty men know it that's
why they come here.
Mems and Young Mems
Suits there are fine worsteds
in grays, browns and blues,
hair line stripes and others;
some full suits, some just
coats and trousers.
The Penn's Grove record., 1913-06-13

A minute from Market
street means a couple Of
dollars in your pocket.
The Penn's Grove record., 1913-06-13

Envelopes, all sizes, for sale at the REC.
ORD office.
The Penn's Grove record., 1913-06-13

Strawberry check printed at REcoRD
OEFIcE. Order soon.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-05-20
0rps~ erfamfs- 81

oorcntut NIB ppu ben beiten 5ensuilien
beelsitet. Tru NIB Sweet sseine
So cine Spesia!Itat
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-05-20
"uNffotNf OuoN., CdIIdu
gcim S6reibei erip1bne biefcS 8Iutt.

gr mar iogar failni icbr betriibt, iino
ais er crfllbr, ooB mcgen ieincr Ian.
gen Ibrpeienbeit icin Tlas in @ore
cillem Inoeren gegeben morben iei,
Iugte er:
rNiin, cS miro it'd id)on pieher
cine 9cihaitigung finben, mo lpellll
eS nlr elm Sol5iGger m1re."
go blieb CT Den gall5et @inter
iiber 81 SoiIc, pflegte bas froiifc
M1Od)elL bas traurig bon ieincr Sei.
mntb reocte, BON Mlice. mo jensal
Maltn, Der tic 10 iebr Gobtc. Sic
lpraf ieilen Nnmen ME ans, bat
aber manhmal, er moae toinmelr unb
lie beim brinaen, no es ltil unb iiiht
Den gail5en Sag 0pnnerte. 0aa Sc
rGltih Der Stobt forte lie lebr, mo
pit bat JIG gen. b~in5llgeben ,lno oas.
lelbc ah5lnuebren, onmit tic iflafen
fonne nIto lif) am Mforaen better
filblc. Sdtte es in @en's Wa1t gelcs
gen, 10 miirbe or Dem regcit 2eben
nu0 Sreiben Der Stabt Ginbalt eebp-
ten baben. 0antit Die miioe, cridopfte
aronfc lhlofen fonne. Nber cr per-
mod)tc Dos nidjt, iutb Sag I'M Sag
Orang bas laute, mnaufborlide @e.
toie ourd) Die p%erbangten Senlter In
oas oiinfle ,3imlner, in Dem Gabrielle
lag. Ginmlal faltete tie IN ibrem Sic
bertrnume ianft Die SGnoe uilo betete:
.@irO mein @ott nif)t einmal, MIR
einen Gag lang, oieiem 2drm ein
Gnoe MAIDEN itno midi id,Iafen lai.
ien9" Iom iagte Tie nit Dem Giis.
orud finolid)cn Tcrtroiiens sll oenen,
Die I'M tie moren: yWtorgen miro es
uufboren CLAUDE id)."
ltno OILS Der @interitnee aefdlIets
mar, uno Die Mdr5Ipnhe oiir6 base
Seniter id)ien, fam bas 10 lang er-
.iebnte nWorgen", iutO Gabrielle febrte
enblif tpieoer sum 9epilBtiein 5ll.
rid. Der Ir5t erflGrte lie aitBer @e.
fabr, obpobl es lange aniteben fonne,
bis iie Die @eInnbbeit enolid ipieoer
erlange. Gabrielle mad)te oieie Or
fldrnng ipenig Srelioe, Tie bate 5t
iter6en gebofft, I'M 10 aus DEM Mege
81 iein.
9ann iprad) tic bon HeoItpne Sda
iunO irogte, oh BON bort feline 9tad)-
riht gefommen lei lett Der Iesten
id)reflihen 9otidaft, Die lie erbalten.
@s mar nibts gefomnen; ISABELLA
Suntington bemabrte ibr @ebeimniB
mobl, uno grnit Hapmono miBte
nid)ts bon Dem bleihen. a~bse5ebrten
8eihopfe, Oas aae Gage betete, er
moge gliidlih iein nit Der @efGbrtin,
Die er geiuublt. i
v@enn Ell MIR gelpnrtet b1tte,"
iagte tie zines cages 5u AIRS. Burt
uno Ben, dis Tie mobl geinig NOR, Inn
i'm Bette alfiiben Sit fonhelr, orpenn
er MIR gepartet bate nno lie nid)t 10
iriib 81 lid genommen bate, 10 mdre
cs mir niht 10 ihredlid; aber at nil
len. Dab er nit ibr lebt, naboem id)
oieien 9rief geid,rieben--ad, es lit
SIT BART"
Gortietnng oIat.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-05-20
1. 8apfteI.
Ser Gmpfama oes griefes.

gs mar beute gaftag BEL Wrs.
Burt, h:e quite 6ratl bate pollauf 5n
tbun n,lo sing geid1ftig ans ltno elm,
Die ganoer ibret V6aube iiber ben
aopf 5uiamthengeitedt, Die lermel
aufeeItiilpt, 8eii6F &Gnbe irnb
|Shiirae bon MeMitdub beoeft.
8abrerb lie Die fsrtigen Haftetden
aus benz Sien boate, Sben iaftigen
gpfel in Sdeiben iidnitt, blidte iie
mebrmals 6iim Seniter,. altf bas, Die
3egentropfen trontplelnb fieIen bin.
aus
uS6 fiimmere mih nidt nm ben
@egen," iagte lie ermutbigellb, lid
babe eiten groben S6irm uno aus.
ge5eidnete lleberIdnbe."
ltno 10 oft lie bieie freitnoliden
@orte mieOerbolte, glitt Elm 9Gdeln
iiber bas idmale, bIeide @eiidtten
oeS inngen Mdbhens, Oas in einem
groBen beaicmen Sprgenitlbl iab
uno lid, nift erbot, Die Mrbeit ibrer
Iante, mie lie Mrs. Burt nannte, 5t
tbeilen.
Gabrielle mar frartf. llebergroBe
s(ufregung bate lire &raft aufge.
Sebrt ntO lett ibr grief ali grnit abge.
ihidt mar, bate ibr rnbeloies Sch.
men mad Der Aptport lie 10 &c.
idJrpGdt, oaB lie fat Sic gnnse 3cit
Oas 9ett bitten mluBte, mGbreno iie
Die Gage 5Gblte, oeren Serrinnelt
notbfpenoia mar, bepor lie cine slnt.
mort erbalten fonnte, nnlD enolid), oils
Der erlebntc Gag anbraf, bat lie Mtrs.
Burt, nod SIT mnrtcn, che lie aitf Die
YoIt gingc, bamit iie Den 9rief nm
10 iid)ercr crbieltc.
60 bate lie laitgc gerllg gepartet
nno lpor iiber5eligt, baB cine slntiport
jest Oa lei. Sic mollte Den Gag iiber
aufblcibciL iogtc lie, belin lie fiibIte
lid gan5 ipobl. mlb iolte Grnit ipiilts
id)eiL bab lie bcinn fonllile, moate tic
morgen abrciien.' Inn SonnobenO
slbeno cin5rltrciicn, mo id)on iab lie
inn @eiitc. uie Die 2eute lie in Ser
Stride onituunen uib iidl ireilcn mir.
Den, JIG 5i iebcL oenn ieoeninQs
molltc lie gleib IN Die Stride. ard)
gllice miirbe cine groBc Srelibe babeli
nmD iie OFT unb piel %fiiiien: Onlll
iragte iie lid. oh mobl grlit lie and,
fiiiien miiroe. ul6 oadtc, er fonnte cs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-05-20

ibnen tpmnlen miir0e, ais lire perlo-
rene Gabrielle. imp mahrcnO @rnit lie
anborte, fiiblte Ell lidf geneiater offs
5itpor, 6os pcrlangte Geriprefen 81
gebeIl. Gin Strafd Der Soffnun9 be.
lehtc icinc @rltit.
sd milf martcil, Mice; mil 5ebit
Sabre ailf Gabrielle mortet."
8eiegnetc 9llice, als Die Miitter,
oilf oerel @rob nun taught bas 8ros
miid)crfe. crfubr, onb iDr cin5iBcs
&iilo blino lei. Rllirrtc lie mibcr Die
&orlchlnD utb irogte III Der Bitter
felt Tires &crScts:
,gSorrm marc mcin &ino gcbu.
REM @as fam Is ie @ittcs thur"
Scuc; Die bicic Mprtc nciprod)clL
mar ld,on longc toot. wdbrcno bos
8ltc. mcldlca oos fleiuc MGbhen
mirftc. BON Gag 6u Gag liftbar
mhroc.
Nhpobl biilflos mo blillo. mar tic
ea, Die ocll itarfcn Ntorui Dor Dem
SAL beipobrcu iplltc. nrlb ipcrn icin
Scr5 81 idmod gelporocn, nod Ian.
ger Si mnrtciL crmaruitcll i'm lire
licbcpoll giitigen @ortc. 10 Oob er
Den Milth liid)t iinfen lleB.
Sir lie NOR Gabrielle nid)t foot
lllo tic id,ieli 10 iibcrjeilgt, Dob iie
nod lcbe. DOB Grlllt. ais Die llnterre=
bilila gelhloiiell, mo er ipicocr alleiil
NOR. ociniitbtg 0as Sailpt lcnfte mo
bctetc:
.@enn Gabrielle mirflid) lebt, pil
mir Damn Der liebc @ott fein 3ei6en
oapon geben niib MIDI 10 Dor Der
Siilloe b%epabreu?T
8 b1tte oas Sfrcibpult Dor ibmt
cr51blen fonncil, oab crit bieien Nad).
tlittog Elm @rief bon Der Serlorenelt
alif Der Sammetoedc gelegen botte,
einc iiiBc finolide 9itte, iie beim at
nebmelJ lelbit lpenlt or lie nod itiht
lieben fonnte, er bGtte lie gebolt, iie
in Die Seimatb geiiibrt, Die nibt inn.
lonbern ibr geborte, b0tte lie 5iuil6en
it'd nilo Die @eriufung geitellt nnb
ibr @bre unO Gftung ge5olt, bis iein
Ser5 iaeen lpiirbe, oab es lie liebte.
0icie 3eit mar aber nod nidt gefom-
men, er ioate nod lGnger buloen, nod
tiefer ms 6euer geben, pdbreno altd)
Gabrielle nmgeitaltet unO 5u elmer
poQfommenen @rnl,t pereOelt nerDen
iollte, 81 elmer 8rdlt, Die Heoitone
Saa mebr ebren miiroe, oils Die ma.
jeitdtiihe SidbeIa.
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Grnit nnb Nlicc.

Zen ganSet Gag iiber batte grnit an
Gabrielle geoad)t, an oas fleine blaii-
6ugige Wtdbhen, ons i'm geraoe Dor
lehs Woden perlaIien Datte, Inn 5i
iterben. lin 81 Iterben-immer uno
INNER mieber iagte er lid Oas, nnb
10 oft err eS iagte, oad)tc er: yGiels
leift lit lie nid,t foot" bis Der 8larbe
III ibm critnrfte, Dab er Tic irgcnomo
iinben miiroc, pielleid)t nod am iel.
ben Gage. Gr miillld)tc. bottle oas,
ucrlangtc, lie mieOer belmfiibren 5ll
fonncn mad, Heoitonc S6aa, no tic
cine Sd,ciocpano biloen miirbc snis
idlclt linn uns Scr lpfeilben Ser
iud)ung Der jt mlbcriteben inn 10
idnpcr mnr6c.
Wonnld) hattie or gegelt 0ielclbe
9efonpit, Duttc lid INNER cntfernt,
10 oft bic AldnSclloen idmar5en Aii.
gcu i'm liebcpoll onblIften, milb ipenil
CT, mic Is oft gcid)ub, Die ldniel5eiloc
Stinunc bcitcrc Sieoer iiigcn bDrte,
hielt cr lid Die Sbren Sil. oanIit bic
iilBel Cone nid)t cine Salte berilbr.
ten, bic, lpie er logte, auf eipig per-
itltnlmt mar.
Is bate nn6crS iein fonllelt. 0ad,te
cr. ober Oieic 3eit lit porbei, lno io1te
8a6riele audi toot ieinL 10 mollte er
0od) nidt nit elmer Nnoern Den Heif'
tbrm tbeilen. ben lie 10 groBmiitbig
uufAe9eben. llnb Gabrielle mar to0t
10 bate er INNER ~geglollbt bis aui
oieien Gag, an Dem lie inn 10 nah
ihien, Dab er Nbenos, ais er nod
Re0itone Sal 5uriidfchrte, cine babe
alhuung hattie. lie ielbit, ooer wcnig.
items Nnhridten bon ibr 81 fin0ei.
2lQes mn bns Snlla ipar id)on Dun.
fcl. oti Der SeranOd itanb cine fleinc
@citult. uno ais or beren idppnd)e
llnriiie erblidtc, bod)te er lmmiafiir-
lid. ca foltne @obrieie iein, nnb.
Ood)te CT. ireuc i'd Oallibcr, o0er
noqtc lid, mcnigitcuS ircaen. er
elite porD6rtS, ais nber SidIt aus ci.
ncnl Der 6eiitcr nuf Die 3fine oes
MGbdens fic!, lab er, DAP sllIce MIR
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-05-20

T~o"tlctulG Don Der .. SeIte.)
Goupcrt uno ooreiiirtc on Mrs. ID
MEL Sllrt, mic Gabrielle geiogt battc.
IS lpnr Dies Elm iehr glildlid)cr 3r-
fdll. bndltc lie, 0cnn @ubrielc Sin0lcn
h1ttc Nltintcrflomfcit crrelen fonuen.
Sic ltd1tc nm loaleidl Solb nllo be-
fnhl linn. Den @riei oiti bic nGdlIte
EoIt bel ben SORTS Of Glfborn SI tro,
aeit, incll tic fiirf,tctc, iie mod)te lonlt
Cen Miittb oo5l perliercn.
Nihts fpnritc ,Soieph nriqel,chmer
icin, ais 5lt %rcitcll, ltno ctlpoS hcrpor.
itottcrt0, boS Nleniorlo pcritcbelt
fonntc, beitieg or iein 5icnlit clcno
ol~laiebcnoca Micro. lulb lpdr bulb
ollBcr Sidlt. Mra. Nlntinaton horte
III ser aildlr bon Dem Nilitrug, Den
Soib crhaltcn. mo iobol0 tic lire
Sod,tcr lob, iroatc tic oicielbe, all
mcll lie aeid,ricbcn babe.
nNn Scnluno. lelhltperItdnblidl"
nlItmcrtetc Siobella, uno gob and,
qlcid) SIT pcrItchrn, bnB JIG bottle,
cincn @ricf idreibcl 81 tonnell, phllc
Dob ibrc Nfi,tter lib oorilni bcfiim.
mere.
Mra. Suitington pcrgoB, Die Mph-
belt oieicr @ortc, Dor Der SeiorgniB.
Die tic iibcr ,Siobcllos bleihes, nngc,
Nrificncs Nusichen fiihlte mlo iragte
1n9itlidl, maa ibr fcblc.
y9tld)ts offs ~itorfes aopflpcb; oos
Stlnoen gcben befommt mir uidt
gut" mar Siabelns Intrport. mo
lid, obncnoenb, elite JIG IN ibr ,3iml-
mcr, 100 tic lid, otli bos 8ett mari
r1b perillfte lid cin5libilben, Dob
Naes MIR cin lroum iei.
Is mar ohcr fem Sraum iin6 Co
bricles Ingit mar IN biciem Inacil.
blidc fonm GROCER nls icnc, sic Sia.
bella qll1lte, mdbrenb lie einiub. bdf
Grnlt iulb Hebitonc Sall mpbl aui i'm.
mcr iiir lie perloren leien. gs fonnte
an Den iiebcn Sdbren etmas @obres
icirL bod mar es cine lon9e, ld)red,
lihe 3eit, mo Do5li fam Die fortmGb.
renoe Sllrd)t, bob Gabrielle beimfom'
men fonute. uib ISABELLA miinid,tt
foit, ooB iie ben Brief niht geoffnei
battc.
SIRE Hellc uber mar MN nuslos
ulo 10 beid)loB lie, ibr 8ebeimnif
i~orgf1ltig 81 bepnbren ltno bas 8e-
idebene 81 lellgnen, ioate man lie ie
bciicn %dnflaaen. Sic oadte nah, mie
tic lid fiinftig Grnit gegeniiber 81 be.
nebmerl babe. Gs nGre fiirfterlid).
peni er I'M lie anbielte, bad)te lie,
Oenn tie mdre ge5mlingen o9tein!" 81
iogen, mo iolte cine Mnoere ibre hi.
palm neroen, 10 forinte lie mieoer
niht title ifDeigen, unb Die geies.
miDrige Chat NIT anieben.
% mare ih ODER Gabrielle nid)t ges
boren morben, 10 bate oieie Stinoe
nie fonlmen fonnen," REF lie ans,
ltno burg Oas 8eiiht in ben 9iiien,
Inn nid)t in Die itarf sunebmenoe
Gunfelbeit 81 bliden, Die ibr 10 per-
baBt mar.
Sfpn erntcte lie Die Sritd)t ibrer
id)leften Sanblung, unb OILS lie cine
Stitnoe ipdter ernit's Stinnle in Der
Saae borte, belt tic lid Die Sbren
Sll, borg bos Salipt in Die aiiien uno
milnidIte mieoerbolt, ooB lie ober so.
briele nie bas Sift bes Cages erblidt
battcn.
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9enti6er fatbolii6er
Shmgling.

3ait on ifon an SaS ssort ocs ,Ncrrn &c.
oo1f: rNte @rnte lit oro6. dbcr Der glrbei.er
lt1o neiltae"? Sieueiht bat Sptt anu oih 81
etneln Irbcttcr in %icinent sScirtbcrg b%citiinnii.
Acer oteuetht biii on gar fiir Den Grtciter'
nlo Sroelsliaro 5ligleid, berlfer.. IScnn Der
pctf an oih oas ySprt .rSoIge mtri" bat ers
nepcn ld'let. onnit Snprrc nibf Idn9er. iunoerii
Ipne mas er DID acbeiBcn. g9enn bu DID sum
SrielierMdnnc I'M alfebripiirbigen 9eneoiftiners
@IoeH pcruleit tifbl'f, 10 ldrcibe glciub, obne
1hllWnp, an iftfcritebeitbs Apreifc.
..Scr Sroeneifdre," iuat ucr III. Rctan:o,
III ctit petlfaer, rctncr, unbcilcdicr Stuup. In
ipcld,eft Der Wiefif reincr Icbi. ieitencr idGt,
ietdier pteoer nufitebt. bebntiamer %lpnroeii,
palitiser bciet ino @rabc cmpfinat. iidcrer
rnhl 5iioeritdtlider itirbI. i6ncler ~acrciniat
miro mn rcthIt6creit 2obn crb1lt." Siro oas
nibt berrltde g9prtc! ModIfeii nint uldb Oh IN
etficm 1plfen Sfnltoc lebet uno ,itcrbcn?
sSds rinB cir Siinaling mitbriuacr2 gtift
|. ctiteit 9ufeit Wilen oerblrhen mil elmer rcis
net sbiff; ,. Gin gutee, poer ipciligiicns cift
NIUE liltdBtg gites Talent; 3. Elm unpcrpurbes
nee per5, oae fdbia III ans Qicbc 81 @ptt arpsc
Sptcr 3i brtnec1. 4. geiunoe 3liener UNI einen
eefntpen Serftarto: 5. cine GnpicbInna bonn
Scelior9er nilo 8. mus Der slppIifant cine quito
Drtlfltdnc Gr6tehiiflg acnoNen bdben.
Ippltfdrtte1, Die iib nid1t sim Grieiferifunoe
bcrufen fiblen, dbcr bod @ctt I'M Srocnsftanoc
otelcil fpoicr. BADEN Seleeenbeit griiber su
iperocn.
The Very Rev. Father Prior,
st. Peters Abbey,
MuenSter, Sask., Canada.
geim S6reibet erfp1bne oieic5 gIutt.
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Bite, butte, belft uus ooa!

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Die Wsiiii0ndre iinb armen Mens
~befebrten In Snbien bitten cute
Sreunbe oemiitbis mt cine frpmme
0abe 5nr llnteritiitmns Der fatbos
iiidjen UfanbenSperbreitums. Gs
tuirb bier fir lebembe nnb abse.
ftorbene WobltbGter tdsliG sebetet.
Wtr einen Dollar Ober mebr
einienbct, erbdlt ais beideibenen
9anf cine bibfae Hbptos
srapbie ans ben Wtfftp.
n ten amf einer Hpitfarfe Smseianbt.
Srornmte 0Iaben bittet man an
abreifieren an u onner HrpS.,
Dubuque, Soma. 9lmerifa, ober
brett an Y
REV. FIR. PAULUS,
Superior at Khandwa,
British East India.
@itte iefer @abe beisuiiigen:
Sir &banbpa (SitsSnbien).
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