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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-18
DECORATION DAY FOR
CONFEDERATES SUNDAY

Next Sunday will be Decoration
Day with vs.. -. Plemons Camp, Unit
ed Confederate Veterans. who will
pay tribute 10 the memory of depart
ed members by laying floral offer
ings on the graves In Llano Gene
terry.
Services will begin ~ the cemetery
at / o'clock. the Camp assembling
prior To that hour al the court house,
from which the start viii be made.
This service which Is IMPRESSIVE
and beautiful. rs one which is dear
10 the remaining survivors of the
Southern cause. and 10 all scions of
heroic Soutnerns who brayed a thou
sand deaths for their conception OF
/ right and justice.
Any person who feels disposed Ia
furnish conveyance for the old vet
Grams. from the court house to the
cemetery. will do the Camp a favor
by advising j. W. Ozier or Frank
rrigg.
Ladies who desire To- contribute
flowers will telephone No. 772 ol
No. i22 Of their intention.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-18

mer IN Amarillo as guests OF Mossrs
II. c. and VI. &. Mobiles.
MIR. and Mrs e. T.. Lawrence and
two children. who left sunday on an
overland trip % Goodnight, are oX-
pected 20 return home today.
W.. H. Mckirahan. formerly OF
Amarillo and division accountant AT
the general offices OF the Santa Fe,
Is In the city from La Junta. Colo.
where he was transferred some time
ago.
Mfs John Vance ard two children
OF Edna, Texas. are IN the city as
guests OF their aunt. Mrs. q. VI. Ea-
kle. $40 Pierce street. Mrs. Vance
Is the sister of Miss Minnie Isle Cal
lanery. who Is well remembered here.
W. A. Askew lof, Yesterday for
Appletree. Texas. In response TO a
long distance message which stated
that his hrother-in-laW Jack West
brook had been thrown from his
horse and perhaps fatally inquired
80 particulars were given aud up "a
TIE resent IL vas not learned just
IhCw the accident Occurred. Mrs. As.
kcN who has ben on an indefinit,
visit I'm Menefc'. Colo. VAS notified
OF her brother Goa li'ion and Is ex.
ected 10 arrive ,1day.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-18
ClaSS Day AT brown

PROVIDENCE. a. l.. June IL
Today was class day AT Brown uniycr
sity and the members OF the senior
class entertained their friends IN
splendid style. In the course of the
day there were many fashionable
spreads Dos individuals and the vari-
Gus clubs OF the university. The
formal exercises were held this az.
teruouu on the Middle Campus. Tho
principal contributors 20 the pro-
1 gram were lra J.. Let's OF Moravia,
Is y who delivered the opening ad.
dress John X. Starkvoather Of Den
yor. who delivered the grafton. and
Clarence Horace Philbrick OF Proyi.
poem ~ElVHM
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-18
Personals

". y. Sadlcr returned yesterday
from a business trip Of ten days 10
Fort Worth. Honey Grove and other
points.
j. L. Pope accompanied his three
sons. Alexander. Henry and j. l..
Pope. Jr.. 20 Hereford YESTERDAY
where they viii visit relatives for
some time Mr. Pope viii return
home tomorrow
George ~ Hutchins Of Plainyiew.
expects 20 leave today for O. short
business trip Of about ten davs when
be- viii return 20 Amarillo 10 resume
his vocal training under Prof Peter.
son.
The many friends Of Mr. Marion
! Howard. who has been 20 dangerous.
Us 90 al 500 Tyler street Wlll be- GLAD
IT, learn that he l. pronounced hy biz
lphysicians to De- on the road % 70.
,orery.
Gilbert Baily aud sister. Miss Bless.
T. colorado. are spending the sum.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-18

BJENOS AYRES. june IT, The
celebration of the tri-ccntcnnial or
the University of Cordoba, the old
est On the western hemisphere. be
gan yesterday al Cordoba with great
gathering of delegates from famous
institutions OF learning throughout
the world Founded by Fray Tejo
de- Sauabria iu 10 ~, the University
of Cordoba is t%wcuty-three years
older than Harvard. the oldest uni
vcrsity Ia North America. Many Of
Argcntina's most distinguished men
have been graduated from Cordoba.
including President Aycllanda.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-18
announcements

tNN'Nh' 'llfhtN
The Ladies' Missionary Society OF
the First Presbyterian church will
meet this afternoon at { O'Clock.
Miss Eannie NAY Rucker viii be
hostess this~afscrnoon for the Beau
Not club at hsr~hOmo. SOC buchanan
street. from/3 10 6 o'clock.
+ Owing to the reception 10 be- given
on Thursday afternoon. Mrs. ~. y.
Garwood vii entertain the Thurs
day Pvc Hundred Club on FRIDAY
afternoon vt her home, RIOS Pierce
street from 3 TO 6 O'Clock.
The early morning wedding Of Miss
Carla Mayle Sherman and Mr.. Reece
Edward Niece will take place today
at s O'Clock at ST Andrews Episco-
pal church.
Mrs. W. y. jeter 900 Lincoln street
viii be- hostess Thursday afternoon
for a business meeting Of the e.. d.
G. Organization.
The y. T. C's will not meet this
| week as mOounccd but viii meet
Thugsday June -, with Mr. r J.
PSfsons. 81. Charles Apartments at
- O'Clock
Mrs. o. AZ. Eaklc WI be hostess
Thursday afternoon for Circle & OF
the First Baptist church.
Cards are OHt announcing q rocop-
ton for Th1irsdby, to Doe given by
Mrs. W T. Herring and Mrs j..
Lynn Van Malta from . 70 . o'clock
at the home ef Mrt. Hetring. 1910
! Tyler street.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-18

and odd IN design rs this season.
Emerald green taffotas. scarlet satin
with Scotch plaid trimmings. Bish-
ops purple satin. black taffetas with
accq. series In cubist designs, are
some OF the color schemes. For
head covers there are quaint bonnets.
caps and hoods of rubberized SILK
or satin in the gayest OF tints. Stock
ings OF dazzling green, purple, red
or blue are shown. with silk OF satin
bathing shoes laced with satin rib
bons halfway TO the knee. Under
these suits are worn bloomers To
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-18

match. and which finish below 2
knee with a ruffle OF the same .
with a contrasting friII.
Wells have been out OF style 'n
some time. but the manufacturer
have put in the market many NJ
tractlye novelties which may restore
the veil TO favor once more. inec
is a new bulgarian veil OF inc
frame" variety. that is woven ~
as to leave n plain field Directly =
front Of the face, inclosed by =
frame design In the mesh.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-18
Natures Miracle

Natures Nlfd'l'
4 miracle 0f Nature this
The apple trees all bare
Until they feel tho south winds Kiss.
Then not a teig does blossom miss.
Their bloom is o'eryWhere.
And with this bloom the south vind
plays.
Tossed into eagc-likc roll.
An white beneath tho suns bright
rays
That gives that Wilderness as sun
STAYS
And takes o. spring time toll.
And nov AZ ninety Co the shade
Fast falls the bloom-tide snow;
The grass an white by It is made,
Where apples will in fall BE- laid
when blooms 10 apples grow.
Year after year this change We sec
And SGT tis always true
THAT though $40 i've three score 90 DO
This miracle o. apple tree
WIN be- o. vision new
John e.. Hurlbut.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-18
CombInatIon bookkeoper

The Ladies Aid OF the First NJ. +
church willN4e entertained by Mrs
Thompson and Mgs. T.. T.. Miller at
the home ot,the latter, li01 Wash.
inston street. Wednesday Afternoon
al g. 30 o'clock.
The Woman's Auxiliary of IN,
Central PreSbyterian church vii
meet this AFTERNOON " 1 o'clock In
the church parloss A fun attend.
ance is desired. as tdis Is ia be IN,
last business meeting dt-thc organi.
cation.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-18

The festivities OF the gay Margu-
critics were brought 10 a fitting close
by . most delightful dance Monday
evening az the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. ]! Il. 1.owndes ON buchanan St,
when their charming daughter Miss
Gertrude, upon whom the duties OF
hostess rested. welcomed a heyy OF
youthful pleasure seekers and grace.
fully fllcd her part Throughout In,
evening. The dargucrites have been
having a continuous round Of good
times forl the past two weeks, camp.
iug. fcasting and impromptu dane.
Ing parties marking this years holi.
day season ps one long TO De remem.
hered The. porch of Miss LowndeS
home was delightfully."- arranged with
coy CORNERS snd a booth whore icet
fruit punch hroyed a popular spo'
throughout tho evening
Souvenir rograms we're distribut
cd upon drriyal\ Of the guests anC
were the work n Miss Marguerite
Sewald Those FOR the girls Dor,
charming swaius Wearing a marquee
rite butonuier. While the younl
mems were decorated with margue
rites from which pecped pretty girls
faces. Music was furnished through
out the time bg a number OF the MAJ
%gueritcs. and dancing was enjoyed
until o. go The invited guests pres
ent besides the MargucTites were
Misses Laura Mae NcAlpine, Glady.
stanley. BOSS Bailey Of Colorado
Litta Bah. Winnie Condor, DAN
Cleveland. Marguerite SceSald, Ma
mic Twlchcl. Lillian Lowndes an'
Messrsy Royce. White, Blair, Mobiles
Bailey Of Colorado, Lowder, Irwin
riggs Pcnry. Condor, Rice. Berger
Rog6emoro. Murphy, Bartlett, Kerr
SOW and Montgomery
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-18

The following taken from a recent
issue OF the Fort Worth accord will
be Of interest to many Amarillo
friends OF the bride who. as Miss
Susan Cassell, visited here for sever
al summers and was extremely popu-
lar In the social set:
Miss Susan Bowman Cassell and
virgil Morelle we're united In mar
rage Tuesday evening at $3.50
O'Clock al the Cassell home, 1901
pennsylvania avenue. itey. l.. %. An
derson officiating. Bride and Killar.
ney roses contrasted with the green
palms and ferns in the decoration
OF the home.
Mrs. Merrill gave the %prenuptiaI
solo Calm as the Night" Then as
Miss Mamie Pauline Lusher played
Mendelssohn's wedding march IN,
bridesmaids, Misses Carrie Cassell
Frances Williamson, Josephine Ak.
tell, Gretchen Payne Of Milan, Mo.
Alma Cassell OF Natchez, and ViyiaI
Payne, entered clad in white viii
sheayes of Killarney roses and bear
ins white ribbon steamers FORMING
an aisle. The bride. who was giyeI
away by her father. John l.. Cassell
wore a going away costume OF gra,
silk with accessories 20 match. MIS-.
Ella Bass OF Cleburno. maid OF hon
or, was beautifully gowned and wot,
picture hat and carried Killarney rqN
es. Joe Matthews Of Bartlett wa
best man. The brides mother, Mrs
y. H. Cassell. wore heliotrope char
meuse trimmed in lace.
The bridegroom presented hi
bride wiki a diamond bar pin. The
lovely gems being SET In platinum
The bride gave a hand-painted fan {,
her maid Of honor and hair 0rna
mcnts % her maids.
A reception followed the ceremon.
about 800 guests being present. Miss
es Katherine Bury and LII Harrison
served punch in a bower OF green
err.
Mr. and Mrs. MOrclle are nov
away on their wedding trip. their de
tiuation being as yet a secret. The.
will make their home in Georgetown
Among the out-of-town guest
were Mcssrs. and Mines. McKinzi
of Dallas. Jordan Of Cleburne, Mis-
Ethel Morell of Georgetown. Aim,
Casscll of Natchez and Ella Bass o
Clcburuc, Mcssrs. Ralph Morcllc o
Dallas and Joe Matthews OF Bartlett
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-18

an cotton rags wanted al The
News Office.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-18

The Westminster Guild of the
Central PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH held a
most interesting meeting Monday al
noon at thu home of MyS. Allen Ear
~. 17l2 P0ik street. The life Of
Paul furnished an absorbing topic
of interest durihg/thc early part OF
the afternoon aDdN later refreshments
were served 1drin%a half hour Of
social intercourse. a large attendance
lending zed to the occaSon.
The DeXt meeting will be held on
Monday afternoon, June %, with
Mrs. ~. II. Gowdy.
D.
The Guild OF ST. Andrews Episco-
pal church met in interesting session
Monday afternoon Al . o'clock at
the residence of Ms. Jack Hall 1900
Jackson street. II splendid attend
ance was pre- eht % enjoy the bcnc-
fits OF the organization. After the
regular buzhess a social hour with
shcrbet UM cake brought the meet
ing to s/close.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-12-22
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LOCAL BREviTiES. T.
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| Fred MORGAN of Centennial under
went an operation last week for in
! namatory glands of the neck. lie is i'm
proving rapidly and expects to resume
his duties i'm the Ahmeek meat market
shortly.
Harold H. Lamport. formerly princi-
| PAL of the Tamarack schools. who re-
signed recently and went to Detroit TO
locate, is spending his Christmas vaca-
ton with Calumet friends.
Miss Bertrude Levitt has arrived In
Calumet after six weeks journey
from Odessa, Russia. and will make
her home with her brother, Peter Lee
witt.
The Misses klinghammer OF Hough-
ton visited with friends in Calumet for
u short time last week.
Ray Phillips has arrived here from
Chicago to spend the Christmas holt
days with his parents.
Hugh James arrived home this noon
from Ann Arbor. where he has been
attending the University of Michigan.
Ed Pearce has arrived home from
Chicago To spend the holidays. Mr..
Pearce. who formerly resided in Calu-
met. recently went to Chicago from
Detroit
y. {. Berhoys. of Mass city, spent
Saturday and Sunday with local
friends.
lnuubt.r b,, urri,+,d al tho hn,nc
of Mr.. and Mrs. Matt KOuri.
Howard Gray has arrived homo
from Ann Arbor, where he has been
attending the L. of NJ.
Miss Edith Carlton is home from
Northwestern university To spend the
holidays here. Miss Marjorie Carlton
has arrived home from Madison.
The funeral of the late Mrs Ed
mund Bruneau was held yesterday,
with services i'm charge of Rev Isaac
Wilcox at Phoenix. Intermcnt was in
EAGLE River cemetery.
Miss Mary T.. Jennison has arrived
here from Richmond Va, and will
spend the holidays with local relatives
ana friends
Miss Florence Messner has arrived
home from Peoria, ILL.,, where she has
been attending school
Misses Florence Jaerl'ng and Cres-
cnce Schroeder are home from the
| Marquette normal
Miss Genevieve, McGraw is home
from the Ypsilanti Normal to spend
the holidays.
Mr. ard Mrs Charles Ferris are back
from Duluth where they have been
visiting
\. J. Laity is home from lower Mich
gan points and Milwaukee. where he
has been visiting.
Mrs. Richard Bluctt of Sudbury. on.
formerly of Calumet is spending the
holidays with local friends ana rcla-
| tivcs.
Miss T.. ngcrson hats gone To- De-
troit to visit with friends over Christ
mas.
]. Z. Dolby has gone to Detroit 30
visit with friends.
Township Treasurer Anton Tomassi
reports tax collectors amounting TO
$4,000.
Capt Jesse D. McaGs and ether Of
tccrs of co. \. Engineers, will go to
Lansing shortly to attend "A school OF
| instruction.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-12-22
MOHAWK GIRL PASSES.
Deferred One Week as Result.
unday School Christmas Excrcisey

Following an illness of but a few
days Lillian. the twelve Year old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Sy-
mons, of Cliff street, Mohawk. passed
away last evening. Dropsy was tho
cause Of her demise. She is survived
by one sister, Miss Doris, and two
brothers, Roy and Carlos, besides her
parents. Funeral arrangements will
be announced later.
Because of the death OF little Miss
Symons, the Sunday school Christmas
exercises OF the Mohawk NJ. l.. church
have been deferred for one week.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-12-22
SHORTEST DAY OF YEAR.

Yesterday was the shortest day Of
the year, the date on which the sun is
supposed to reach tho farthest south
In fact Saturday, yesterday. today aud
tomorrow are the four shortest days of
the year for there is less than min
ute difference In the hours of sunlight.
Yesterday the sun rose at 1887 a. m.
and set at 4:07 y. IN. Today the sun
rose at 1888 a. IN. and will set at 1908
y. m. The first signs of the lcngthen-
ing daylight will occur on December
"a. Wednesday, when the sun rises at
7:3S a. IN. and sets at 1909 y. IN.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-12-22

McersChaum and BIiar Pipes, All
styles end prices at 20 cents to $G.50,
Nertin Bros. Il Co. Clothing Depart
mcut. first floor.
Advertisement. -
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-12-22

All members OF st. Andrews societ ;
are requested to meet at their hal
evening at 700 p. IN. Dec
%, 1913. Election Of officers and othci
business of importance to come be-
fore the meeting. Following the meet
ing there will be a smoker
James Mackenzie. Chief
John MacIaughlin Rec. Sec
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-12-22

Hand made gifts at McRandle's
Book Il Art Shop. 9Th ST.
Advertisement. 20
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-12-22
XMAS TREES

XMAS TREES
For sale by Chas. Mugford. Phone
tl3-M. Advertisement. 20
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-23

pen o%r1S3ubrennet1, INN Gbriltus audi
ser @elt 5u berfinoen, nm iein Jeller,
leinen @eiit l1no feline @ebote in allie
mcltlid)en 0inge uro @erbaltni1ie 51
tragell. limo oa5 lit Sic grobc 3eit-
onfgobe! = limo fat INT ere 3eit Die
Ies ollbelebenoe Jeler nidt b0dlt no
tbio? Simmer mebr menoet iid bic
nooerne Mcnlbbeit BON Gbriltl1s uno
ieillen 2ebensforoeru1gen ab; inrnler
tiefer pcrremnt tic iib in Sic Sinlter=
mis- oes lluglonbcus binei,. vTrpb
oller Maidincn nno ollen &alturraf-
fincrnerts = ODER geraoe burtb lie =
miro sic Men1dbeit nidt iatt, ion-
bern ulcridttlih oocr iibcrlattigt bis
5llnl Gfel an lid lelblt nno aller &lll=
t>,r l,lo miro III Sen 3e,ltren ser <l=
tlr Can sen YcripbcrienL bel Sen 2en=
ten am Yflllge nnb an Ser @aromcrfS=
bonf lteht cs better, luen,r a11d nidbt
luebr ,1llper iebrt) un51iriebell, tobtlu1=
gliitflid, mursellos l1n0 baltlos bis
SIT Morpbilm uno &pfaill, bis 5ll
%rrli11u llno Selbltmoro. Der ppllc
Nuufcrptt ull0 sic Notwithstanding
ser Geielllhoft it011ben por Scr Shit
re- lpenlt nidt al1d) ein a1oercr Dor
ser Tbiire ltd1loc, Ser alte Grloler,
scr ld)on einnrol cine guns Gbnlide
Mclt r%rgeneriert l1no erne1crt bat."
ia, Gbriltus ltlo feline Neligion,
oos beilige sSelter> brenllt uuo lo0ert
ul1o Iel1btet ltiu ltno epig in biele
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-23

tribe 6il1terniB, 1T oieie Iooesidat-
ten binein. SIM 2idbtc un6 in ser
@6rme bieieS Sel1ers auein fonu einc
grobe, geiunbe> edit nno bleibenoe
@ultur madien uno geoeiben. Mcil
oieies 2ibt un6 0ieie @airnle, 5as bel.
lige Tcller, feblte, mar Sic griedifde,
sic r0miide, iiberbaupt ale antife
&ultur Sem baloigem 9anferott aus
acliefert, lpeil oicles 2idt nn6 bieie
@1rnlc bes III. 5euers Ser nlooernel1
@nltnr imnter nrebr abbanoen fonrmt,
5eigcn lid) in eribredcn6er Tiille bic
Nn5eiden Tires g015liden &erfalles
ols elmer .lebensnertblo len nnb glilf=
lol len MIR balbcn &nltl1r."
uSSa, Gbriltus lit oos beilige Ieler,
uuo oieicS beiligc Neller lpollen mir
meitertragcn, es o1tf Sen Bergen o11=
siillocn 1,no in sen SbGlern; ols bci-
ligc @rono1tifter uollen mir fomnner
in sic Gt1ote l1no in Sic 90rf er, IN
Sic @ollen ser @iiien1daft u>lo Sic
StGttcn Scr ¨t> IN Sdulen nn(
@odldullrL in @anoel nn0 @upcrbe
an Sic Orte scr grbol1rng 1tno IN oi(
TSamilien, Dor ollem IN Sic Iornili(
u1ro ihrem @eroc bciliges, driltli6es
9Scller bringen, in lire 5peiic1tlrbcr
,1,lo ShIoffonu1er1 111lo &inoer5im:
ner. Cine hcilige 6c11ersbrnnl It mol
len mir FIFTEEN u1lb alleS @eibniid(
uno 9iiltcrnc, o0e Ghmohbeit Uni
Golbhcit uno Mcihlihfeit in @ralf
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-23

%ltctfer,, allies ltn1atiirlid)c l,no I'm
oeutide, aGes, 1pas in Der ba11slid)en
ulo geielidoftli6cn 9ebensfiibrlung
M6faQ BON Gbriltus uno bon Der Na-
ton lit. !. l1n6 Die &in0er un6 sic
@elt lollen I'M bas 6cl1er 5ieben,
uno tuic tic IN %sSlorelr5 ll'lter Saporro<
rola Inn sic Glanmen 5ogcn, Die Sen
iiin6igcn Sano mn6 Gurus Scr SIC
bici per5ebrten, 10 iollen lic eS tpie=
ser tb1n ltno pie6er lingen: Gbnipa
'Gbriito, es lebe @briitus!
@obrlid, m0dte man m1Srlfen,
cin geipagtes, al nmfaiienbes, mobl
nidt ourhfiibrbares Brogramm! 8ir
%m,tlnprtcn oarmlf NIT 6em gottbegci=
1%tcrtcn Iidtcr lmo Mcouftclr ocs Sci
ligen Ncucrs: ugS mdrc ge9en Sen
ql1te11 &irtenaciit Seiu @brilti, eS
>p1rc on &eritono tpic an Ser3er
gleid fur5lidtin lih miibig 1tno er=
bittert ,pie sSonos Dor Sic Shore Ni=
nipes bi>5ll1esel1 nnb nuf Sen Muir
Scr beutigcn @ei e1ldoft sit ipeflllie:
rem nn1o SIT tporter, lrm Damn erlt 81
iG1te1l 1tno 5lr i0en. Gbri1tus 1T m1e>
Grogramm, 11n6 fem gftionspro:
gran1m lit Elm on6ereS, es lit ni6t Ne1
iin1isnuls, io1ocr>n @iite. unb @ilf'
unn Sptimisnl1ts."
Sn bem @erbcbeit, bus Sbralol1
fiira1id] Der an6te un6 bcm mir obigt
Gitotio1nen cntnabn1cn, ii110 Sic SIR
@beitssiclc Ser 11el1e1 Monatsid)rif
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-23
mic folgt:

altsgeIlDrI 1De 1olg1:
Gas @eiligc Tcler" mill Die Gr=
11el,erl,ng ser menihli6en @eieQidaft
in Gbriltl,s ulro ocm @eiitc Selu uno
in otter beutlhcr Mrt mnb Sittc; cs
mill
1. tiefe> in1lerlid)e, ei1lfade, &C.
innbe, lebenoigc n1o tbatige &eligi0ii=
t6t> Selbitiiberpiroung lrlo Gbarat=
terltdrfe pflan5en u1ro 3tpur 5llnreiit
ollrd Mnregung 5llm Mitleben oes
neutrality-suspicious. 2ebenS.
9. @ele l1daftsfritif iibcn II. &C.
1eulboftsre iornl treiben, Dor aQc11
ourd gr3icb1rra 5,lr %crmunlt, 3mcf
baitigfeit, @6uslihteit, ginfadbei1
unb Sparlanlteit in aaen 3in9e1.
8. IS lpiQ @elbulad luO &l1ltul
i0roern nur1 energilhe Nufnabrn'
Scr dltetilhcr G:r3icbung ooer Gr3le:
hung oOer Gr5iebung CUR &unlt, (bc
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