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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-05-28

Mr.. and Mrs. W. K. Zewadski. Jr.,
in their car left this morning for
their home in Tampa, accompanied
by DR.. and Mrs. Walter Hood in their
compact and powerful little Hudson,
which under the doctors manage
ment can go anywhere and return.
Mrs Lula Rradford's many friends
will be glad TO learn that she is suf-
ficiently recovered from her recent
accident to leave the hospital yester-
day and return home.-Tampa
Times.
Miss Adelaide Dodge, who was in
jured in a fall from her horse in
Jacksonville a few weeks ago, is
rapidly recovering among the noun.
tains near Asheville. Miss Dodge Il
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-05-28

Just arrived at H. Masters Co.,
flashlights and batteres. 5-27-3t
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-05-28

a daughter of Mr.. Jos. w. Dodge, of
Ocala
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-05-28

Moose meet Thursday n ght.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-05-28

Nr. and Mrs, D. T Jeffcoat are
the happy parents III pretty little
girl, who came toftheir home Mon
day.
Mrs--John Taylor, who has been
the guest of Mrs E. l. Carney for
the past week, has returned TO her
home in Ocala. Mrs. Taylor possesses
unusual personal charm and an at
tractive manner, and was the recip-
lent of many social attentions while
in Tallahassee. On Tuesday after
noon she received with Mrs. Park
Trammell, that being Mrs. Tram
men's ''at home" ay.-Tallahassee
| True-Democrat
Miss Elsa Schneider has returned
from Starke, where she taught
school. and she and her pretty lit
tie niece have gone for a visit to rel
Iatives at Inverness.
4 Mrs. r. S. Rogers viii go to Sara
sofa to spend a few weeks witt
friends before going to Chicago 70
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-05-28

There Only One BR07IO 0UTNIE LAXATIVE oU1E
Cold
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-05-28
Mrs. Powers Party

Tuesday afternoon at the home Of,
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Harris, Mrs. Violet Powers enter
tanned at auction for her guest, Miss
Aylmer Pearce Of, Columbia, Ga,
Miss May Camp of Franklin. Va.
and Miss Jennie Hafrell of Roanake,
Va, who are the popular guests of
Mrs. Clarence Camp, also Mrs. Guy
D. Aver of Atlanta, who is the adj
mired guest of Miss Matte Williams,
and Mrs Travis of Alabama -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-24
ST
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PARCEL POST MAP

To All New or Old Mall Subscribers
Win a SIX Months Subscription
TO The Star
The Seattle star has had . won.
derfuIiy useful map made up.
showing all the various parcel pos,
Homes. and the shipping rates there
! in.
! This map IL beautifully made up
a several colors. and shows all the
{rivsrs, towns. cities. etc. In the
state OF Washington. together with
giving the population OF tho var.
ions places. and the shipping costs
from each pos,offlce. This map Is
40 valuable that We have supplied
the Seattle postoffice with several
copies.
In addition 20 a large map OF the
state OF Washington. a map OF the
United States Is shown, and also A
map OF the world.
The Star wants everyone Of It's
mail subscribers to be supplied
with one OF these maps. and Is
making the following offer: Every
subscriber who renews his sub
scription promptly for six months
or more will be mailed one OF these
maps. absolutely free New sub
seribers may also take advantage
of this offer. The Star six months
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-24


Little Bethlehem is an ancient city" set upon hill
which be hid
One-soried aroofed houses rise terrace on terrace.
with blind walls turned the great nquisive world In the
market place group OF slender IN narrow indigo
blue robes and coin strung white wells stand with their
great water pots about the public well
From shadowy doorways comes the nsistcut whine
whine of vibrating handsaws cutting mothcr-oipear
ringing sound OF stone housems grinding the daily meal
In the heart of the Chrsttown the craold Church Of
the NATIVITY shrine reliable and an'henc From the city
gate rocky foopah old the house OF David leads to the
village OF the Shepherds 1t clngs cyrc Of rought stone
huts, close TO the pale brown hillside.
Below lie the trecles fields OF the shepherd kings just
maP-hke stretches OF sun-baked earth
ssr,hOlOms~ Ben Judah ha, learned Of MY coming from
the abbot, b., he waits beside hts flock for December lambs
sSsrssi" t~eeOms blessing be upon
The nd .shl be fulfilled n ~Ishe,
consideration Shsopshin OF
Seating himself with legs tucked under him. show the
shepherd
dry sS' land % .Snsa sS eS' o'ognS s Ae NH
The passes procession
before qarsolemes many as
Upon read and eyes heard told how the
they who ~ore gas,-,he their
insharl say tho Lord horn In unstable
place Of .a,st; 1t
ina s ma" o p so We 't s a aepe
guile, spo, hi. earava"-sersl afforded ....
NOT feeding p'aes of the flock
Tho the Eas, no, understanding There be
those who preach
valley opposite echoed tho yell OF aeal The
lifted their heads beating PIT,
eoa drifting the bare brown hill set them eapns
and pluuging IN terror
he quaint little
them OF he speaking
. II the IVES. holds carpenter must be
ooor7 craft from
while the ohosenf
a parsonage Of repute
Why q: America harbor contempt for tho
handsf
Judas. we're ssresn.. and s.a.maFs the Interval.
ss. 's saying o' 'S o the s. w:" s '1S. IN.
"Ifaddall
weltodo his
his house John Mark
and costly stone tomb Ger
had his by
aIabaer box splkenard which King Herod
queen Need moref
Bartholomew shall here again Christmas eve to watch
i'm OF the East the mhnger
Then ask you ride back to the city with met"
shoulders striped abba falling he
give n OF the courteous East
II decreed that stay In days OF old II
was
Mary Boyle oRel Bethlehem with the shepherds With whom
OF East
where Christ was born
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-24
PHOTO
PLAYS

kissing Cup" 4 four.part racing
melodramA, IL the big feature on
,oday's new program al the Glenn.
mer. II IN the story OF we'll known
horse and the great race he won
and OF a little jockey who made
good
The Klnemacolor offering shows
Scenes on Lake Garda." in South.
ern Italy. and Fashions in Bathing
Sults.'
Paul J Rainey's African hunt pic
lures have broken all records at
the Melbourne theatre this week.
Manager Eugene Levy has extended
the booking TO include the Christ
mas holiday.
A Lincoln story. From Raiisplit-
ter 10 President" Is the feature film
at the Class A starting today. Fran
els Ford. who has made a study OF
Lncoln's characteristics. plays the
part OF Lincoln. All the big events
Of his life are shown and many OF
the battle scenes OF the Civil war.
The Spirit OF Christmas" is the
Christmas offering nj tho Colonial.
A girl in a department store loses
her few pennies intended for Christ
mas and when chance put bill in
her way she secreted IL. Blame
fell on her chum. who was i'm
prlsoned on Christmas eve A rich
man. tired OF his kind OF Christ
masses. hears the girls story. clear
Ing her chum OF the blame. and
makes Il all end right
Class A Until Saturday Night
The Cracksman Santa Claus, .
drama: From Rail Splitter TO Pres
ident." two.part Gold Seal feature:
"Freckles' Fight for His Bride.
comedy.
Ciemmer Until Saturday Night
kissing Cup" racing drama:
"A Masked Mixup." comedy: When
the Well Went Dry" comedy /:
Fashions In Bathing Suits. 50
Scenes on Lake Garda." Italy kline
macolor; "Pathe's Weekly" world S
news.
Melbourne Until Saturday Nloht
Paul Rainey Wild Animal Pic
lures" six reels.
Dream Until Saturday NIaht
The Finger of Fate" Pathe two
part drama; "A Christmas Story"
Vitagraph drama; "A Dip in the
Briny." Essanay comedy,
Colonial Until Saturday Nloht
The Spirit OF Christmas" Vita
graph drama: Their First Christ.
mas" Edison drama. Deception. E"
Vitagraph comedy: AT the Old
Maids Call" Essanay comedy and
Scenic Rio de Janeiro."
The Grand Until Saturday Night
-Four 500 Bills. Reliance
drama: His Sisters Kid" Key.
stone comedy, Mutual Weekly No
ST." Her Legacy" X. Il. drama
The Circuit Until Saturday Nloht
Devotion" two-reel Domino
drama: Trapped IN a Forest Fire. -
American drama: THE Rival
Pitcher" Majestic comedy: Two
Girls Of the Hills Reliance drama,
Melbourne All Week
Paul J. Rainey African Hunt"
six reels.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-24
GOING THECITY
CHRISTMAS Tree?

Priscilla Libby. Mile la Barraque
and Il Featyn Davies will be 40.
lolstA
Another unique feature will be
the chorus OF 60 children n cos
tune. under the leadership OF Mrs
Helen Howarth lemmcl
Clifford Wiley. one OF the mon
IN charge OF the festival. urges that
everybody turn out 20 the city tree
program. which begins AZ 7 o'clock
tonight. ne believes Seatile'a
Christmas will b. one of the biz
Yule;ide features along the Coaa,
HIS year. and calls attention 10 the
fact that six biz civic organizations
are lending their support To the
idea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-24
DALE RESIGNS
AS CHAIRMAN

c. Allen Dale Tuesday resigned
as chairman Of the king county
progressive central committee, as
precinct committeeman and as
member OF the county finance com
mittee. Dale's resignation follows
considerable talk among the pro
gressivea OF forcing him out Dale
declares he wili be able 10 serve
the progressive cause better IN IN"
ranks than as chairman.
]. G Herbsman and J. Y. c. Kei'
iogg are discussed as candidates 10
succeed Dale.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-24

All Seattle will make merry
around the municipal chrlnt.
nss tree tonight In the city
hall green" at Third av. and
Yesler way.
The big so.foot FIR will be bril-.
llan,ly lighted with 600 electric
globcA.
WRgncrs and Cayanaugh's bands
will play. 4 chorus Of 100 from
the different choirH OF the city.
under the leadership % Iudson
Mnthcr. will sing the great Hal
lalulah" chorus from Handles
Messiah" Scores Of good old
Christmas SONGS will DO sung By
the entire gathering. led by tho
Rev. Ralph Atkinson. Helen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-24
CITY NEWS

motorcyeie Patrolmsn J. I. VIII
ltams ran broadside into an auto
driven BY II. X. Mar Dong. OF I'll
King st. Mt Eighth nv. and Jack
son at. Tuesday night. Mar Dong
was pinched,
A Christmas tree party for chill
dren has been arranged by the Sc
attic Press club The party Will be
held Friday evening at the club and
each Juvenile present viii DO re
membered with a gift.
In order that the members Of the
Jury might spend Christmas at
home. night session was held
in the trial OF w. A. Hdgway and
Il. u. Glass in tho federal court.
The charge is using the mails to
promote lottery for tho sale of
lands.
A. Christmas celebration Will be
held at the Seattle Children's home.
10th av. w, and McGraw St. Christ
mas day, with Mrs. Fred 8. Slim
son playing the role OF Santa Claus.
Tho German steamship slsak, Of
the Kosmos line. is scheduled to
arrive in Seattle Friday morning
from Hamburg. Tho vessel sailed
from San Francisco Tuesday.
The dlspissal Of Desk Sergeant
Frank Kennedy from the police de-
partment on charge OF inaubord.
nation, was taken ~ Tuesday by
the civil service commission. The
matter was taken under advise
ment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-24
MAYOR MAKES
APPOINTMENTS

Mayor totteriIl acted Santa
Claus today 10 Superintendent l..
b. Youngs OF the water department.
Il. c. Erskine OF the civil service
commission. and Ralph c. McAllas-
ter. candidate for the council last
March.
Youngs was reappointed as head
OF the water department. position
he has held since 1890. Erskine
was reappointed on the civil SER
vice commission, and McAilaster
was appointed a member OF the
park commission. 10 succeed j ID.
Trenholme. who resigned to run for
mayor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-24
PEN BUYS Z MACS

CLEVELAND. Dec. 4.-A. @.
Pennock, well-known Cleveland
horse trainer. announced today TIE
purchase Of two American horres
for export. Council Croft, IA.
purchased from H. X. DcyereuE,
and Lynn Medium. 2:17h. purchas-
cd from VIM. Woelk. jr.. OF Alpena.
Mich. will DO shipped to Italy Sat
urday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-24
5 FIREMEN HURT

WASHINGTON. Dec. 2i.--Five
firemcn were injured. two seriously.
in n fire which caused 100000 loss
early today In the American FIVE
and Ten-Cent Co. store, at 3i4.Sl6
SnNcnth ST
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-24
DELAY IS CAUSED

The municipal railway viii not
be IN operation until about the mid
die Of January. II had been ex-
pected either as a Christmas or
New Years present The delay is
calsed by the failure OF the cars 10
arrive on time, and because the
substatlon has not yet been com
pleted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-24
PANTAGES

Walter Terry and III. Merry Maids, the
fiJi Girls. In
"tAsSIBAL ISLE"
Hollickinr Mssical Comedy Satire.
Othrr Big Features.
Toe md zoe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-24
Mary Boyle O'Reiy Is Keeping Watch in Bethlehem This
Christmas Eve for Star in East to Rise Over the Manager

With Bartholomew, Who, as He Minds His Flock, De-
clares Great America" Does Not Know ALL OF
the Story of Jesus of Nazareth, Famous Woman
Correspondent of The Star Visits the Brown Hill
sides Where Those Wise Men Once Watched for
the Great Sign
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-24
SMOKE A FAKER?

PARIS. Dec. 24,-The French fed
Grafton OF boxing today prepared to
investigate charges that the Jack
Johnson Battling Jim Johnson bat.
tie here was fake. Advices from
Chicago say that Battling Jim was
none other than Gus Rhodes, n
brother-in1aw of LII" Arthur.
Rhodes is said TO be double for
tho powerfully built Battling Jim.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-24
BY Mary Bowie O'Peilly

Copyright 1913 by Newspaper Enterprise
BETHLEHEM OF JuDEA. DEC g.
IN Bethlehem Christmas eve Bethlehem In the heart Of
the Hoy Land! The country without ehanget this
east was on that day nearly two thousand when
Jesus Christ Il today This a where shall
spend my Christmas this year
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-24
TO FILE APPEAL

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 24.--Ap'
peals from the conviction OF Maury
/. Digs and r. Drew Caminetti.
found guilty OF violation OF the
Mann white slave law, will be filed
In tho y. 8. court OF appeals. The
bills OF exception contend that the
cases do not come within tho inten'
tons OF the white slave act.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-24
RESIDENCE THEATRES
At the olymplan Tonloht

At the olymplan Tonight
THE Call" Vltagraph two-part
feature; THE Madonna of the
Storm" Biograph drama; Making
Good" Lubin comedy; Giving Bill
Rest" Lubin comedy.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1913-04-25

lo9n goa -eIues. u The citizens al
n--rg H.~ caunfr il- --ouf 10 SOCK
ans stream =7uin1 ron be mountain 81
-ass t-ailtT ls~ge consignment g. ti1r
H-h Vas sen ran re STATE Hatchery.
8 Druid PARK B 1-in1lre. 4a tha-
a.ac= Isv DAVIS ago These ltri4 nsr
V=-= di~-.a1=5 BY Mr. Howard
-=aee En- Egn Run nv henry
Cover and Frank Weller In p bran-r 1t
taau-l-- Creek In H= f1-iH.-v Of Ha-
man Saw aiis aH1 bv j. T. F5-@
nan and George kln-a r. stunt ne
-eeE h1u- wo mi.=s west 81 tne loWn
some 1ims ago shipment vas re
c@v=3 IS IT, Charles Roo vino
placed la=u p me can Yves, of Thn--
ula M~ ranF rraiev ALSO rs-eive-d
several cans 1t l-0Ia lor -arocun an5
sls~5eE E--ei.s. and mr. Cnaries B-owr
rscz,s=5 wo cans f3r oE'iae- --eek
a=s- asn a.s scarcely ~ inch In isngrh
81 as= tula and marH vii perish. 0ut
liz c humble lEat nave peer DE-
pcsIse1 sufficient are expected to survive
80 t--U-sr spJ-t fJr ln= fishermen 3 this
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1913-04-25
SPORTING NEWS.
Baseball, Shooting, and Other
Sports

Frederick High School defeated Sbep-
hsrds1oW-n 10 /, II wei played game
on Saturday last. Batteries. MCHen-E,
Cook and Fsaga. Phillips and Hobbs
The MARYLAND School trimmed tas Pa
memo Fibre combination, y = Il BAL
teries, FlxweI and Creaser S=i3y an
hren.
Nj s. Mary defeated 1-iI 5a1ra : II :
Batteries. S-m-k anc 9=5oia Ninck an5
Eiuick
Although NJ 81 Mary our IF Saatou
Hal poor fielding o=H.n- 5-Hal@ ans
S-nicE gave 1ne visitors -as game *
Ia= game was lsa-ure1 oy nearv barring
10y Do-t leans. P=ol3eE. Wnc vas ne--
at1e1 as one of the leading CoIae tWI--
@-s 1t Inc couu--v. bad h.s -lun.ss WIKI
rne local bows they landing uu MN or
- linE.=s. Hlc= has e nome I'M and e
rs-ee 1ass nj q us credit ou bis 1all-
M was away Of and was responsible i1-
runs
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1913-04-25

nr3oa-v A cemsu- wal across the fr1u1
U lne lawn wiz rre erected Oh I'D o.
V1irr VIII D. az oruarneIlIa. 1ence. We
- &c WAYS Cia1 10 Sc improvements
on april II 6=g. an1 Mrs. Howard G.
Keen l- Aempl1v-n. V'l. celebrate lhei-
ili.e=u-l wedding aulsve-sa-r. q MS Cate
= a.-c ne birthday 6. -l-- Aeen- ii-,7e
VI x DO iI-aia- Invila-I1ls lssue1. All
friends RiH az generally irVlte- rs DID
lic announcement f-1- rnz pu1Ils
-1r-i4 .1vi-aa1u W nz @2 ended 10 al.
The hou-s 81 reception VII h@ q ciacE
10 1- -t1cE q u
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1913-04-25

exercises
El aaIr
scla8 ~ l-ufuz
song Praise -u 81 h= 4-aaa.
e use H
wolfe tou =s0r rae
rT tiatet -ms saaz aap7 a-or
-sa u ~ aao Vino
ol1ia Ire Bird A@ the second
gza1e recitation --e Tee
asalsa CIV SOM s ltl---
-- Children 4rse little
CT en 1ings br aaa E CRATE Te--
tatigI. rE Lhur nHlE u neiua
Cav = to- be
ziauvk s zen leading dew ms ROBIN
-r.i HLs ed Lraas tT il V z Eeer.
CLOSING Song suuEme- S 6 ming. Dr
TIE sc7u0l
Au imiu-ua reception was lznzared
Steward @ hHHu pastor 81 Eerurlt8Rn
Methods trBfessa1il charge Friday A.
lennon, bE ueuiiarE and friends unnn
flls return from cuuieran-e for tfl4 fifth
rHa- j. WAS werr rainv afternoon. but
CUTIE Urov'd gathered aHd suuptuans
sapslaT was prepared. Which was areat5v
eaiagsd ny al Inc expressions 81 s3oa
VII and test wishes were manv
Mrs Clara Bower Il beaufiivilg her
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1913-04-25
Baltimore End Ohio IMPROVE
mSuUE

awarded contracts OF SATURDAY. ter the
CONSTRUCTION 81 y mites 81 additional
0nunie track railroad. f,efWesr the Or
ieans Road and ths Little EaraDan on
tht east end 81 tire Cumberland I}ivisi -
TT ru4urrvsnerE viii -0sf app g.
lrilHteig 'sr-olo. g0o, and oasag - ile
resaiy character OF construction h skwnnss
vii bs extended over z period Of ahoul
two years
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1913-04-25
L.1alsas 1.nsz a Ii I Q

E-~az-f~ --e-az ~
N- nan @ t~l a-- prep s-H'l-s
1i it-- --aV par IT IRE
a'i- rs genes X Hei- ~ me
l- aH2F AeF 81
l3 ~ h- ~-a@
an1 ABS za- 'c. e.. -3Iu.fI7-
N -7i syn it'-s 'a 81
t'a - eE esal ia
a-
So V
5, h--ailie .l-s. f--ilt
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1913-04-25
Crushed BY 8 smoke stack

H'hen wire holding III check q smoke
stack at the n Grove Lime Works.
e. STEPHENS CitT Virginia. was struck by
fralgfIi car on MBngaT morning. April
rfs1. the WIRE broke and. Inc hinge stack
fuuDier over and instantly klil=a Vernon
" tauseniucf. apal y years an en-
.z,us,kas. - ii2s 1lIaut. Nearly every bone IL
hss hndg was crnsaHd H $500
wiIinn an1 fwD riiilHren
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1913-04-25

MN. z. HMM -,VrgS|
w SURVEYOR & ENGINE
FERN Snrveys. Town sna RoI|
4 adeS Q-ai nssre. Ri.ser -
limates. Sine Prints. flals. =
lama Snrvcvs from she aisll, 81 ltl
Land ana SOrvev tsecoras 9 st''S
OneeRoogn No. s. People
5snasu Phone.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1913-04-25

Ihs Youth Nv grandfather settled
here 40 wears ago Business Girl
'4l1u ne owe muchs IL aBsss CIV Star
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-19
Der GJrl, peldJer andD lieh gimb Irtn unlltt

beIlt babel bor Iauter @eroniieen.
Bon MN an peroe ids ebenio ma.
den.~ llno ri1tigl 9as Der Serr
trie6er III ben Staa FAM ordngte
ibn Der Giel AT bic @ouo, frat iBm
aitf bic 8eeett, flopfte tbm NIT iei.
mem redjtcn 8oroer6ein nuf bic
S6ultcr, 0oB es blaiie 6leden COB,
unb babel idrie er ibm nod Ioit
.S.a@ ms Sbr.
Ger Serr fonrte iid gar nidt
rettcn Dor oicien t6Ipelbnften 2ieb.
folungen. CT rtef ben Staafnedt
ber6ei, peIder einen 6iden Strid
erariff nno ben GieI oanit zines
beIleren belebrte.
Sbr, ainber, aber merfet: oGines
ididt iid uidt fir ale
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-19

16dbung bsIteben, bod 1T fe unubs
bdngig BON i6r. sic gilt ni4t Dem
ein3elnen, Ie gilt Der Gattuug, bic
Qdtung fOr0srt.
Sn bielen 6d[en 1T man ni4t
BLOB bDfli9, ionOern aud mitleioig,
6ant6ar, anertsnneno uip. 9a err
lisgt ole 9GfIi4teitsform man4em
0dnoel.
4i9t INNER ipsiB mar, nit tpem
man es i'm 2eben gu tun bat. 8egegs
net man i'm 2eben Bremben, 10 TT
man gepDbnIi4 fs6r b0fIi4, I'm nur
ntdt ieman0 Huhs3utreten. 9aber
Tno 0ie 5itulaturen uno pbra'
len re6t biatg uno berlieren
sic S6Gbung, Die ie bieaei9t
6dtten, tpenn ie ipurfamer a~ngefuonot
nirben. SIN tIdHifden Gltertum
Fat man ME eiuen MenIden anoers
dls nit .9u" angereost. Sene for'
male @letn6eit, ipelAe 0us 3tel Der
66fIi9teit 1T, tpar0 BON Ssaenen uno
R6mern CREDIT. Die MoOernen ers
Itreben @lsi6beit, inbem ie ben g|te'
oriaqeIteQten anre0en, dls oh er por'
nebm mare.
Die S0Fli6tsit i'm @ertebr iitert
uns Srie6en uno Sarmonie, liegt bod
6os Sbeal bes 8erfebrs BARN, ouh
ieber stnsslne i'm onbsren Die eigent
Wiirbe a6tet, feline Sdpddsn I4ont,
@p6lpollen in tleiuen Dinseu oea
2ebens getpinnt, Die Selbftiu4t etr'
I6rGnft,
@er i'm geIe1igsn unO frisoli4er
@erte6r Der MenI9en ni6t dlif engit'
RreunbestreiTe bel9rdntt Iein min,
Ionoern psitere @rensen fir min
i6enspert era9tet, Der muB aon5ei'
iionen MAIDEN, Ii9 anoern d%n3upaher
Tudeu. Gs lpGre fdlf6, gu behalp'
ten, bob man als 6arotterbolei
Menr6 berpfli6tst fei, INNER SiC
0o6r6eit jebem gu Tasen. 3dte mar
6as, 70 mare es nit Der 9Dfli4fetf
bal6 su gn6e. llnO mas bstbt oenn
Ole @d6r6eit Iageu2 0as fussn
mas i'd fir pubr baIts". SO "
BOD ms6r oIs spsifel6aft, OBJ ieosi
mtnfd 6asn bsre9ti9t 1T.
Dos geoirfnis nab 9eIeai4oft
Ous gsfabl, i'm 3uIummeni4lub 8e'
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-19

.frieoigung 81 finoen, aus Der 2eere
oss eigenen Snnern entiprungen,
treibt Ole MenI9en 3uetnun0er. ODD
biele i9rer ipioerpdrtigen gigeni6dfs
ten uno 5ebIer ftoBen tie poneinanoer
ab. Die mittlere Gntfernung, Die
Tie enoli9 berausfin6en uno Bel peIs
der fe elm 3uIammenfein ongenebm
empfinoen, TT oie S6fGi9teit uno Die
feline Site. Sn Der b0fli6en Site
teden Oie SibiIiierenoen ardfte. Die
Site bermittsIs, feinsn a6rper. feline
.2eioenf6aft su be6srrf6en. sic n6s
tigt t6n, fo%rtpdbreuo 8l beoenten,
odB onoere aud ga iino, baB sr
.Riidf6t nebmen mub. Grit penn
.6ie Gr3iebung mad oieier &idtung
.ooaenoet, Die &uItur our @etpo4nhett
..getporosn, tam fi4 iene R06ere Qots
|li6teit entfalten, Die man Die SOfi9s
teit oes 6er3ens nennnt.
Sine Iotde SDfIi6teit entipringt
aund6it Der Site 6es Gbdratters,
iener Site, Die bemiiht 1T, ben See
bensgang bes @~esgenoHeu gu err
|leidtern, inn nt9t oIlein gu feinem
ae6te gu per6eIFen, tbm aud Suites
uno G61nes gu erpeifeu. 9p4 oieie
Sersensaiite ALIEN lit nod ni9t Ser
sensbGflidteit. Suite Menfaen fino
oft unbebolfeu, plump, %un3art, oe'
|Tpotif6 uno auOrtnglid, Sold cine
unsibiliFerte Ser5ensgiite perf6Dnt
ui6t ben tdgli9eu 1lmgong, ife mo9t
Fd auforingli6 uno ldftig, ia iie err
|biftert mdndmal, 2lr9 oas 8obls
|tun bat feline @tdAeln, aud NIT
2iebensniirot9teit iol man feinsr
RebenmenI4en ni9t na5u nohe toms
men. Medn foG 0es 9uten ME gu biel
tun, es lam oft IdItiger peroer ale
boufdnoiee @lei9siiltigteit. Sn fol-
den 6Glen bas &i4tige gu trsffenl,
I6te feline Gren5e 81 fiuoen, no Otsls
aunI Su iiben 1T, ii4 In Die Seele
Ices an6ercn tn Tol6en 2agen gu Ders
Ieben, 1T Ser Ser5enstatt, Der ipopl'
Itueno, 3art unb fegensrei9 aesen'
iiberItebt isnen all3u eifrigsn 8en1ii'
bunQen, Die In ibrer aufOringli6tett
tpenn fe audi nod 70 gut gensint
fnb, peinlid tpirten.
I'm ben gegriff 90fIi4teit DOll'