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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1914-03-20
A few DRINK POINTS

Rev. George Dsnyer, vicar Of st
Paul's Church, Blackburn, issued
some novel drink points" in his
parochial letter for December. He
stated:
Tho man who can afford to get
drunk is too rich.
The best thing to keep in the
beer bottle is the cork.
If you get the best Of whiskey It
will get the best of you.
The tnan who tried TO drown bis
sorrow In drink found that it could
swim.
II takes loog time to age whis.
key, but 1t won't take long to age
you.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1914-03-20
~, ,un an.,u
ktLLI ] MINT +
MEN ARRESTED.

Having been arrested for break,
ing into Southern Pacific box car,
five members Of Kelly's "army"
were arrested at Inlay by Consta-
BILE Rich and brought here and
placed in jail. They were found in
the box car near Kodak station by
the crew of an eastbound freight
train. The door of the freight car,
which had been broken open, was
nailed up by the trainmen and the
men inside were kept prisoners in
the car until the train reached I'm
lay, when Constable Rich took them
into custody. Charges Of burglary
will be preferred against them and
they will be given preliminary
examination here Thursday before
Justice Campbell Of Inlay.
There were about twenty more
members of the army" on the
train and when it reached Inlay
some started out Of town eastward
on foot and the others waited to
catch the train out.
A members card showing that
he belonged to Kelly's "army," was
found on one of the men arrested
by Constable Rich. 1t is a red
ticket with this wording on one
side:
mo. Co. D--65.
This is to certify that the un-
dersigned is a member of the Un-
employed Army and entitled to all
the good Offices of all organizations
in sympathy with the unemployed
men whether they are members
Of their own organization or other
wise.
"Chas j. Kelly, Secretary"
On the other side of the card is
written and printed the following:
II hereby solemnly swear that l
will abide by the rules and regula-
tions adopted by the Army of Un-
employed: and carry out, so far as
lies in my power, the wishes of this
organization; and that will defend
a brother comrade, at all hazards,
and will execute to the best of my
ability the will Of the majority.
"a. Kallenberg.
Members Name"
The other four prisoners had
similar tickets but destroyed them
when they we're arrested.
The men state that the Sacra.
mento authorities are shipping the
members of KeIly's army out on
eastbound trains in lunches of ten
or fifteen. In this manner the Cali
fornia authorities are passing the
bunch" to Nevada, despite the pro-
teSts sent by Governor Oddie. SINH
lar depredations committed by the
lawhreaking element Of the "army"
are to be expected at points along
the railroad in this State until the
struggling bands Of II Won't Work.
ers" finally make their way through
the State on their eastward Jour-
ney. Humboldt Star
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1914-03-20
THAT FREE WATER SYSTEM

Mr.. Holgate takes some excep.
tions tn our article the other day,
in which We commented on the
speech he made at the meeting to
organize civic league. The bur-
den Of his talk was that nothing
could be done in bettcring condi-
tions in Elko, because "Som abody
was making money cut Of it," In
the course of his talk, he SAID the
town Of Elko was offered free
water system feT years ago and
that the offer was rejected, because
somebody was making money out
Of the present system."
Never having heard of such a
proposition before, a few days af-
ter the speech we interviewed Mr..
Hnlgatc as to when and to whom
the offer was made. He replied
that it was made to Vim Dave.
Frank Williams. himself and pos
aibly to F.. M. Steninger. Just fur
and no more. Now it naturally nc-
cured 10 us that these three or pos
sibly four persons were the ones
that turned the free water propG-
SitiUn down because "somgonc. WAS
making money ont Of the present
water system" and we so stated.
We have interviewed several CHI
Zens Of the town sinrc that speech
was made and have fuu d no one
outside Of those mentioned by MIR.
HOlgatc who knew anything ahcut
1t. Perhaps there arc others but
We have no: been fortunate erolgh
to run across them.
Yes, the writer signed the petit
on fer Incorporating the town and
would do so again under the same
conditions. At that time we fav-
o'ed a sewer system above every
thing else and signed the petition
for incorporation as, a means Of
getting the town severed. When
the sewer system was an accom-
plishcd fact we had no furthtr in
tcreSt in the incorDDration mnvp-
mpnt.
Nov, MIR. Holgate, is It not true
that those to whom the free water
propositiOn oas made kept it from
the pcopla of the town and were
responsible for its being turned
down. You say in your communi-
cation that this proposition vas
made to the promoters of incorpnr.
alton, and yet you charged in YOUR
speech the other night that the pro-
position was turned down by the
town. Don't you honestly think
that vas an unjust charge against
the town? You must come to that
conclusion unless you hold that the
three or possibly four persons
mentioned above arc the whole
thing in Elko.
Rather IA tough proposition for
the people of Elkn to swallow at
II single gulD.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1914-03-20
ADVANTAGES OF THINKING

To have learned to think, wha
ther learned in schools or out of
them, is to have attained the most
valuable of all requirements. Any
system Of instruction which does
not teach man to think falls short
OF the best results. A man who
has learned to think continually
separates and combines, and from
the scraps he gathers he constructs.
Material is ever at his hand and
whether he is on a journey, In the
shop or the factory. his eye is ever
observant and his senses alert.
Having learned how to acquire
knowledge, he never finds himself
anywhere that something does not
appear which he wants to see, and
having seen, will not sooner or Int.
er put to practical use. Having
learned to think, he sends forth
every moment freighted with some
sort Of effort. He has learned
the value OF work as a means of
happiness, and Of change Of work
as means Of rest" and idleness as
neither necessary nor recreative.
He can catch an idea on the wing,
and an idea gained is q source Of
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1914-03-20
ALL IN new YORK

Little Lucy had been dutiiully
entertaining the visitor until
mamma came down.
Where were you horn, Lucy"
the good lady asked.
"In New York"
what part? Tell me-.
Lucy thought q minute. Then
she answered.:
II think all Of me was born In
New York"
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1914-03-20
Science Supplies the Need.

Mr.. Hay-Burner-"TLese high pow
er machineN they're making get more
dangerous every day" Mr.. Gasoline
"Oh, well. it doesn't matter so much
mow that Doctor Carrel is turning out
chauheurs with interchangeable
parts."-Life
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1914-03-20

Where sneczln9 10 Unknown.
In some parts OF Africa tho natives
do not know how to s9eeze.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1914-03-20
Undaubtedly a rio.

Undoubtedly . Tip.
Was TIA genuine tip Rawson gave
you on the stock marketf" II guess
Y Yesi II pade mo loso my balance"
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-04-25

II was clear We never heard Of the
semaphore man again; he cut right OFF
across country, and / suppose he
changed his name.
His skipping out that way helped
to clear me, and as soon as ! got out
of the hospital the company offered
me my old job back, but couldn't
take it, | knew my nerve was gone
Have you any idea what it means
to be responsible for. the death of So
people? OF course you haven't.
hadn't even then, until | began to
move among them. am not going to
tell you what it looked like. You may
imagine it for yourself, and be thank
full that your Imagination will not
reach
But 1t wasn't the men that gripped
me SO hard it was the women and
children. You see, had my wife and
three babies at home, and you know
what that means, for | saw just such
group inside the lid of your watch
a minute ago. Mine have all been
taken from me since then, one at
time, all four Of them, and as each
one left me 1t seemed to be somehow
connected with that terrible day out
there in the field. l took it as a
sort of punishment, although God
knows I shouldn't have been punished
more than this memory is a punish
ment, for 1t wasn't my fault. The
semaphore was clear, and 1t wasn't
my business to know what was be.
yond 1t. But 1t was my hand on the
lever just the same, and II the damned
suffer worse agony than I did as
looked from one to the other Of those
poor. MANNED, helpless creatures, we
have a cruel God. It's the women and
children that I can't get over. There
was one little girl just the ege OF
my Elsie, with the same brown curls
and"
His voice choked and he stopped
but the stranger did not look at him
He knew that the tears were smartins
upon the ex-engineer's lower eyelids
and his own eyes we're moist. There
was little girl like that in the lid Of
the watch case, and just now she was
over a thousand miles away. There
was quite a long silence.
you are not to blame for losing
your nerve" was the strangers com
monplace remark, after he had cleared
away certain huskiness that was II
his throat.
II lost It In one second" replied
the other unsteadily. 81, that had al
ways been the coolest man of the
, crew In q wreck. was no use this time
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-04-25
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ON AN OPEN TRACK

BY GEORGE RANDOLPH CHESTER.
"And the semaphore was clear
clear as a crystal"
He seemed quite anxious that the
other man. though q stranger met cas-
ually at breakfast in the dining car,
should bear this seriously in mind.
and he waited for grave nod of COM
prehension before he went on.
This is the first time I've been over
the route in daylight since then, and
that was ten years ago" he resumed.
when have to come this way l al
ways travel by night, but this time l
couldn't help myself When we hit
the Edgarville curve I'm not going to
look out of the window. No matter
how green the grass might be. I
should see it splotched with red.
where So of them-men. women and
children-lay moaning. or worse than
that, quiet. And it wasn't my fault;
the company exonerated me after they
had Investigated. The semaphore was
clear.
"As the crash came l seemed to
have a curious, soft sensation all in
side Of me, as If were made Of moth
ing but loose feathers. I remember,
all right! l can't forget It; l wish
could. IL sometimes wake up in
the night thinking about it"
The ex-engineer looked about him
curiously as he spoke, turning his
somber eyes furtively from side to
side, as If in constant dread Of what
they might rest upon.
1T was morning just like this, and
about this time Of year We were
three minutes late at Gordon juno
ton, waiting for the st. Louis connec-
ton, and that's why l didn't slow
down much as we came to the Edgar.
VILE curve. It's nasty bend just
there, sharper than they make a curve
now, with not enough dish to the road
bed, and with trees running right up
to the signal tower, so that you
couldn't see a foot beyond. That's
why they had put semaphore there.
It was the semaphore that killed my
passengers, not me, for that morning
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-04-25
Lice the Martinez,

Henry A. Thornton, whose selection
as general manager Of the Great East.
ern railroad has electrified England,
will be regretted by the Long Island
railroad, where his humanity has en-.
deared him to both high and low.
Thornton, thorough as he u.s." said
a New York railroad man. lis no mar
tinet. He never annoys the thousands
under him with useless inquisitions.
HE told me one day that a certain
railroad martinez reminded him Of a
young bride who went forth for the
first time to do her marketing.
"She wanted chickens. She selected
a live pair. Then, as the dealer tied
the Topping birds legs together, she
said severely:
-'Are you sure they're quite fresh? ?
You'll find yourself in trouble, mind,
II they're not quite fresh"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-08
@nroi9mm8 Der 3bdti8:
teit oeS Gentral=
0treinS.
Dnrd 9feb. g. sellinser bon 8mffalo.

@ei Ser Seier 6es Batronsfeites
ser fatbolii6et 806eratton bon 8uf>
faIo, 81. g., bielt ser bodtp. &err
Geo. @eninger in ser ct. 2outs Sir
DIE cine 6eitpreoigt iiber 6as Ebema:
v3ie Mufgabe 6es fatbol. Mannes, +"
ser nir bte auf sic offentli9e Sbdtig-
felt 6es fatbol. Manms nnb ben Gent
ii6 be5teber6en @teuen
entnebmen:
uWem Ser Deuti9e bon 6riiben,
fagte Ser bodp. &err, rbas fotboli-
9eben unfres 9an6es betradtet,
miro er nit Sre11oen gemabr, tpel@
groBen MntbeiI sic bel1tfhen @atboli.
fem barar baben. Sic bieler bliiben-
Ben @emetn6en 6eutf9er 811nge ba-
ben fi6 eiroet1 8lab an Der Come &c.
tpo1nen 6ur9 ibr inreres 2eben;
melt mebr aber nebn1er1 fie I'M 6ffent.
9eben etne Mdhtng g~ebteten6e
Elm. Das babe1t mir bier
our @eniige geieben in ben Saeett
Bee Mrguft 6iefes Sabres, als Der 9.
8. @entraI-@erein groBe $eeri9mt
gebaltert.
Ser Gentrnl.@erei,t idofft I'M an.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-08

bauerm6 belteben fonnen, 10 itebt bo6
gu befur@ten, 6aB unter ibrem bette
ben6en ~gldn3enoen auBern @6eine,
6as mabre Cole un6 Cute, Die aufrt6=
tige @ottes- unb N69itenliebe gu lei
Sen bat.
9arum bongen mir unS mdt Dor
etma bereinbre6enoen duBeren 1n=
gliidsfauen, 6ie mir als S6idsIalsz
i9ldge beS alltpeiien @ottes erfennen,
melder am beiten meiB, mos uns gum
Seile 6ient! Mrbeiten mir bielmebr
an mnIerer eigenen 8~ollfommmrng II.
@ere6elung ser Seele, 6ie uns Men=
lden iiber oie a16eren @ei9opfe err
bebt. Baiien MIR ferner nod ben
@rmn6ldten bon @laubens uno gutter
Site uns 6em @on5en, ser @emein-
I6oft INT Somi1ie, &ir6e unb Staat
an; 6onn tritt ponielbit eine 8eiie=
rnng Elm, nno 5tpar etne iolde, Die
|ieoem gi1aelren iotpobG tpie Der Sc
gum @egen geretbt. 90
|f0nnen mir 6em Me11er Sabre fetnetp
groBeren Segen un6 @rfolg miiniden,
als DOB es cine 8eiferung Ser beu@<
lerifden bei6nii6en @erbeferungs-
(belier @erboiernngs=) mq1tb brtnge
uno sic irregeleiteten @eiiter mteoer
al1f 6em redten @eg fibre. nno iebe1t
mir nns I'M in bteier 8elt on Ser
|8forte 6es rre1te1t Sabres, 10 erbli6en
|mir tmitten ser @iiite 6es nnglnl=
|bens un6 ser chronological 10 mon6e
%grimen6e nn6 bliiben6e Saie Der
|Erene nnb Moral, mel6e BENT nod
Ser @obrbeit 2e6aen6em Die @nbe
un6 8ufrieoenbeit 6es &er3ers nn6
Ser Meni6beit Sen mabren 5rieoen,
Ben ISrie6en init @ott nn6 6em @a6=
item at geben permag. Soften mir,
bob 6ieie Daien BEG @egens int relaer1
Sabre im INNER mebr d11sbebnerr
uno STE @irrniiie Ser 8eit, Dos tpnite
un6 06e Meubei6entbum eritiGen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-08
Mls Trmdt elmer fiir5lid in 5ulba

WV C%$*S1$ wv >$~O~S~y O"
Qbgebaltenen &onferen5 baben Die 8t=
ldofe Deutf9Ianos cine bodit bemer-
fe1rstpertbe grfldrung abgegeben, Die
iid) NIT ser rferueuen aufflarung Der
Sugeno beidaftigt. @etont miro tn
Ser grfIdrung 51rradit, oaB groBe
@orii6t bel Ser gr5iebung 5nr Sdom=
boftigfeit uno 4ea1idbeit ~unbeoingt
11otbpen6ig uno cine gen1einian1e,
gruppertpeis porgemmntene @uffla=
rntug 6urdaus bonn l1ebel iei. Sic
Muffldr11ng iome sen @ltern mno 2eb=
rern, epentmen a1@ Dem 8ei6tDater
porbebolten fem. - @emeiniame
turneriide @eranitaltungen uno 4uf-
5ige bon @noben un6 Mao@en, 6es-
gleiden gemeiniame mebrtagige al1s-
fliige bon Mab9en aqein, nod Mrt
ser ~1rea1er6ings 10 beliebt gefporoener
81 an6erbogeI" mer6em perboter. Seq.
Iides @6outur11et bon Maoden nnb
Damen nn6 b%eion6ers bas Sdaa-
fdtpimmert mn6 gemeinfames @dtptm-
mer1 BON @naben uno Md66en ptr6
fhdrf1tens permrtbeilt. - 0ie beutige
&Iei6ung miro ols idamlos
Die @onferen5 ipridt Die
&offnung aus, 6aB Die fatboliiden
SSru1,en un6 @Itern 6ie .f9ma4bole
@erirrung" 6urdmeg befampfer1
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-08
@e9em Rationale Yrobi;
tittott.

gs bat ii6 i6on mebr pte seinmal
bepabrbeitet nn6 gan5 %beionbers IN
6ielem 9anoe, baB eine geringe, ober
fanotil9e Minberbeit ser la11en tbetl=
nabmsloien Mebrbeit @eiebe bifttert
umo 5eiieln onlegt, Die erit Damn,
mem iie i9per 6riiden, oie 8etroffe=
men amfmeGen. Darum beiBt es fir
BEN freibeitslieben6en 8iirger, bel
9eit auf ser SUIT gu fem nmo fol6e
@ergenaltigungen redt5etttg ab5nz
mebren.
Ser Mufruf; ueI9en ST. &eramer,
Ser 8rqiioent 6es Deuti6 : Mmertta=
nii4en Mationalbmn6es, bat ergeber
la1ien, nm BEL 3eiten cine gentetn-
1ome Mgitation 5ur @bmebr nationa<
Ter @robibition in Die @ege 5a letten,
beiidt 6arum 8ea@tung ieitens aaer
freibeilib geltmrtten 8iirger. IS mare
cine @erfemnltng Ser bter 6robenoen
@efabr mn6 cine l1nteri6atung ser
qemaltigen 5treitmadt, uber mel6e
Die Nrobibitiontiten 5n gebteten Der
m0igen, moute man angeii6tS Ser CUR
8eit bon ibnen %betriebenet Igitation
6ie @inleit11ng elmer 5ielbetpnbten @e-
genbemegung fir unn0tbig ober fir
perfriibt balten. @enn man fiii@ ber-
gegentpartigt baB in Der nationalen
@eletgebnng sic &robibitionslerte
unidmer cine Msebrbeit fir trgenoetre
bon ibnen geforberte @obnobme 5u-
Iammenbrineen fon1ren, 10 lit es muir
Elm @ebot Ser &lugbeit, re@t5eitig ale
our @%erfigltng .itebenoen &rafte gu
lammeln, Inn cine &alamitat tpie Die
rationale 8robtbition in nnierem
|2anoe fern3ubalten. Tim BON Grfolg
gefr0nt GIT iein, miiBte sic bier orge-
regte 8ropnganoa our 8efampfnng
ser 8robibition tpen1 irnn1er mog-
li6 bon glei9er Mus6ebnaang n1t6 bon
qleid)em Gtnflnb 1ein, tDie bic lett
Sssabr mn6 Sag nit gera6e51 betpltttr
6erstpertber Musbalter rr6 ME ibers
.troffemen Offer gefibrte &agne
ser 8robibitionsle11te. Tim bies gu
Weee gu brir1gert, be6iirfte es 3urtaddft
Ser pereinter un6 op%fertpiligem Mn-
1treng1tnge1 n1ler 9erer, 6enen III. IT.
qen6einer Betfe 6ie 2eitung Hett1erer
ODER gr0iberer @ereinigl1ngen freibet-
lid gefinnter Biirger iberanttportd
1T. Ser bon ST.. &epmer nls s6iibrer
bes D~eutid-Mmeriitaniiden Matio1oal.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-08

buroes erlaiiene Mufruf lit 6enn al16
NIT glltem @e9t an eriter Stelle an
olle 6euti6en @ereine mn6 oie nit
ibrer 9eitung betral1ten Manner ge=
ridtet. Deutide our Sront, beibt es
audi in 6ieiem &fe. nrternebmen
aber sic Deutiden in 6ielem @trett
Ole Siibrung, 10 ebren ite ii@ ielber
uno geniigen 6amit elmer Bfli6t, 6te
@rfuuung for6ert. @leibaeitig legen
sic Deutid)en 6amit 8eugmiB ab, 6aB
ibnen bie 8abrung Ser 6retbeit beute
ebenio am @er5en liegt, tpie in friibe-
rem Sagen, mo- ite ii6 uls Die griten
UNI oas Sternenbanner gei6oart bat-
ten, neil ite in linn SOS @abr5eiden
Ser Menidenredte erblidten 1trb bes=
balb bereit maren, ibr MIes fir 6e-
rem @abrnng ein5uieben.
Dariiber m1B &larbeit beiteben,
BOB NIT ginfubrung Matchmaker 8ro-
bibitiun Elm Sell getrieben lpiir6e in
l1niere freibeitliden Snititutiomen un6
sic 8abn geebnet tpir6e fir ale mog.
liden Musgebmrten unberninfttger
SS11toleren5. Ser nationalen Brobibt-
ton tpiir6en NIT @etpiBbeit anbere
unbiuige 8~mangsmoBuabmen folgen,
big idlieBli@ 6te Sdulen, nuf wel-
den unier 5reibeitsba1 rubt, 8eritort
mairen nno ser 8ou 8um ginitur3
fommer miiBte. Tim 10 gefdbrlider
erideinen 6erartige 8eitrebungen ge-
raoe in nnlerer 3eit, neil bte friibere
angemeine Mbneigung gegen ftaatlide
~8epormun61rng iidtli@ @inbube erltt.
ten bot mro Ser CLAUDE a1t sic I4-
ma9t 6es Stoates .beatte cine &erbret.
|tnng gefunben bat, tpie man Tie nod
Dor etli@en Sabren i6ier fir ummog-
li6 gebalten bdtte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-08
Ser Hrieittr.

SSn 6teien Sagen mo6erner @let@<
giiltigfeit int @auben, Ser Miba6-
.tung geiitli6er iotpobl mte meltlider
Mutoritdt, Ser fali@en @runoiabe un-
g%ebunoener Greibett lit es ni@t al
lem niibli9 ion6ern iogar. notbig, gu
.be6enfen, mas sic @rieiter iin6 un6
mos file fir uns tbun. Die &rielter
iin6 6te @eialbten @ottes, bie 8etpob.
ner Ser @ebeimntiie bes @0nigs bes
.&immels mn6 ser @r6e; iie iin6 bonn
8olfe vauserndblt," INN @ott tdgli4
auf 1tniere Mltdre berab 5u rufen; iie
.1ino MGrner, 6te Ser 500 nt6t fiir6=
ten, mo- Sic Bfli@t tie ruff; 6ie Dos
'9eben 6aron pagen, penn es gilt, et<
ner Seele, sic in Ser Motb lit, 9tlfe
gu btingen. SIN often @oterIan6e
m11r6e man oft getparnt: r@e6e ni6t
libel bonn 8rieiter." @ir6 6tefe @r-
mabn1tng bier al1b befolgt? @eben
|oie @ltern 6en @tn6ern 6as quite Bel.
|ipiel, 6aB iie 6te &rteiter ntetnols frt-
.tiiiren, ibnen nidtS l1ebels nadre<
Sen eber ibren @borafter miBa9ten?
lit -6ieies cine iebr midttge @ade
fir Mle CUR ernitbaften 8etro6t1ng,
nmiomebr als SOS Sbeater, 6ie Bet
'tungen nn6 sic MopeGen 11nferer So
ge Sen geiitli6en Ston6 teinesmegs
NIT oem &eipeft beban6eln, ser i'm
.gebiibrt. nn6 6o@ fonnen ielbit 6tefe
ni9t umbin, gelegentlt6 in 8emun<
.6erung 6teier. rol1sermablten" @din-
1ter in feurtger 2obeserbebungen a11s=
3ubre6en; 6tefer Mdnner, pelde
fnrdtIos 6as 8eitba11s betreter nel=
DIE Sen @erbre6ernk 6em M1tsmurf
Ser Meni6bett, liebebom bethlehem urp6
ldheln6 oem So6e ms Mnge 16naert.
8obl fennt sic @elt 6iefen Sbetl
Ser @eidi6te; 6o6 Sic aatboltfen pti.
fen biel mebr. sic fenner 6te &an6,
mel9e ibnen 6ie erite beilige &omml1-
MON gerei9t bat nn6 berett 1T, IT.
mem 3a irgeno elmer 3eit 6ie lebte
Wegaebrn1g 5n retden. sic fennen
oas &er5, meldes 1T adrtItdetn Meit-
Ieio sic i9Iimmiten Bet9ten b0rett
mno tpeber 6mrb Sorture1r ODER BEN
SOB ge5ua1ngen tper6en fam, bas
8eidtfiegel 3u bre6en. @ir miiien
mobl, tper uniere &ir6en gebaut bot
II. ibneru niemals ibre eigene11 @a1nen,
fon6ern Sen Mar1en zines &eiIiget
beigelegt baben, uno 6am benz So6e
entgegen gir1gen, INN bergeiien at blet-
ben, tpert1t nidt tire @emetr6er ibnert
Elm bonfbares Mnbenfen bepabrt.
l11to trokoer1 gibt es @otboIiten, tpel-
9e gu mltrren iid 11r~terfteben, neil
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seit 1902 beitebt in Deutidlano
Elm 6ra1et1 9 Millionsperetn, Die Meii-
iionspereinig11ng fatbolii@er 6ro1ter-
un6 Saangfral1en, sic es ii6 our Slut
gabe iteut, 6ie Meiliionen in Ser gan<
5en 8elt nnter 'beion6erer 8erudlt9-
tigung 6erienigen 6eS etgenen 9a1oes
gu nnterltiben. Ser @erein foroert
ebenfaus sic 3mefe Ser inaeren Oeii-
iion, inbe1n er fir bieielbe Ben bod
m%iiroigiten &erren 8iidofen Is bis
Is ser @innabme aus ibrer Dio5eie
5ltpenoet. @eit ieinem 8eiteben bot
Ser 5roue11 : MiHionsberein iber eine
Mfinion Morf ben Mtiiionen 5nge-
menoet. Sem Ba6stbum itteg bon
SSabr gu Sabr. Ser beilige @oter
Nius K. idiitt bos @erf IN beiott-
oerer @eiie nno miini6t feline Ser
.breitung. Sin Cardinal Hrotector,
8ur 8eit Cardinal Domirtcrs Gerrata
in @om ftebt an Ser Spite besielber.
Ser bodpiirbigfte gpisfopat Dertti@-
lambs u. j. s.. a119 Oeiterrei6s, tpto-
met bent @erei11 fem Sntereiie ltrto
feline GmpfebIuttg. SSa1 alen beutide11
Di65eien 11i1o in peridieberen Deter
peids 1T bie Miifionsperei11iglt1g tia.
tl,tgenpdB orgonifiert. SR 5dbH be-
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Belle gourde, g. 8. - Mrtbatr
Midor6fon 1T Bel 8irbp bon ieinem
@dmiegerboter Bin burlington er.
ihofien tpor6en. @s beiBt, bab Der
gdmiegerfobr 5uerit auf ben S@pie.
aerpater gei9offen babe, tDorauf Die.
{er Sen tobtliden S@uB ~abfeuerte.