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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-09-29

The Richmond Theatre offers an
exceptional strong program of pict-
ures tonight featured by the three
roe! film. Goodness Gracious u
"Nlp1ics as they should have been. :"
An | Gian picture in two acts will 6c
another feature. Don't fail to sec
this show and spend an hour and a
halls enjoyment.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-09-29
Mccoy Appointed.

Representative Walter Irving Nc
Coy. of the ninth district of New
jersey. was nominated today by the
President for appointment to the va
cancy on the Supreme Court Of the
District of Columoia-the vacancy
caused by the retirement of Justice
Barnard.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-09-29
NEGRO BISHOP UNDER ARREST
Accused With Y. NJ. c. a. Secre'
tary And Others uf Arson.

Asheville. n. c.. Sept. 29.-Blsh-
op C.. r. Harris, negro presiding
over the largest district III the South
ern African Methodist Epicopal
Church; W. J. Trent, secretary Of
the negro Young Mems Christian As
sociation in Atlanta, Ga, and seven
negro doctors and lawyers are on
trial here in the Superior Court
charged with. arson.
1t is alleged they caused the burn
ing OF local negro Methodist
Church two years ago to get insur-
anCe.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-09-29
G.. o. P. Names C. w. Jones.

Rocky Mount, Va, Sept. 29.-At
a mass meeting held here last night
of the Republicans of the Fifth dis
trict Charles w. Jones. of Martins
viii. was nominated by acclamatioa
for Congress.
Mr.. Jones will oppose Judge E.
W. Saunders in the November cleo
ton. He is q merchant.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-09-29

"Religious bigotry, should never
influence Catholic in his vote. but
if religious bigotry does Influence a
nolitical man to be unfair, then in
iiustite; to the government and to
themselves the Catholics should
strive to remove such an unfaitful
man from office" This statement
was made by Bishop P. J. Donahue,
of: Wheeling, w. Va, at the after
noon session yesterday of the conven-
tion of the American Federation of
Catholic Societies in Baltimore. The
prelate warned his hearers, however,
to steer clear of all purely political
matters in the affairs of the organi-
zation, declaring that the Catholic
Church was allied with no political
party: that it taught only devotion
to God and country.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-09-29
SEVENTEENTH
DAY OF STRUGGLE
In Many Respects Duplicate
of Those That Have
Preceded 1t.
BOTH SIDES ATTACK.
Allies and Germans Reinforcing Rap
idly-British Army Authorities
Fear Disease Will Appear.

Paris, Sept. 90. 80. p. NON
cur. left along the River Somme."
the French official statement issued
this afternoon say, "the Germans at.
tempted numerous attacks, which
the allies repulsed."
lille rigid censorship, the stric-
test since the beginning of the war,
cloaks all the movements along the
great battle line in France, early re-
ports from Paris indicate that the
early hours of the seventeenth day
of the great battle of the Aisne is in
many respects the duplicate of those
that have preceded it.
Fierce attacks in various places by
the Germans to relieve the steadily
increasing pressure on the extreme
right are being met by counter as
saults, and no decisive results are
claimed by either side. But the ar
rival of fresh troops may settle the
issue for either of the contending
forces.
Paris and London, instead of being
downcast by the lack of definite news
from the front are optimistic. Mill
tary experts agree that the struggle
has reached its crisis, and the allies
are confident of victory.
< Paris. reports that the great en-
veloping movement around the army
of general Won Kluck is proceeding
slowly but surely, and that the
Kaisers strategists have tried every
move only to be repulsed in their er-
fort to relieve the hard pressure
right.
All news from the front, official
OF reports received by newspapers,
indicates that the battle of the Aisne
has resolved itself into; a race bet
ween the thanking movement against
Won Kluck's army before the German
rush great force through the ver-
dun line, no German troops can re-
main in French territory. If the Ger
mans break through the barrier, a
reverse, but not disaster, may be ex-
pected for the allies.
Fresh troops, the weight of new
army corps, will most likely decide
:. the contest of speed. Both sides are
re-enforcing rapidly. 1t is believed
here that the allies can bring to bear
q greater number than the Germans.
London, Sept. 29-The British
army authorities are admittedly
gravely concerned over the sanitary
situation in the field.
Constantly recurring reports which
can hardly be overlooked, insist that
not only is it true that Asiatic
cholera is present in Austria among
the wounded in Vienna and Buda-
pest, and among the troops on the
firing line in Galicia, but that it has
developed in certain parts of Russis
In addition, typhoid and typhus, as
well as dysentery, are said to be rag.
ing in the ranks of some of the Ger,
man armies and in the Kaiser's navy
French and British soldiers have
been sent back from the field base!
suffering from milder diseases.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-09-29
SINKS FIVE BRITISH VESSELS.

London (4:07 p. n.y. Sept. 29-The
official news bureau announced today
that the German cruiser Emden has
sunk four British steamships and a
collier.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-09-29

Don't fail to attend the fall and
winter millinery opening at Miss
Annie Hurdles this afternoon and to-
morrow. You will find displayed
domestic and imported models If
fascinating design and the hat that
will suit you best All are invited
tc attend the opening.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-09-29
SELL No LIQUOR
At STATE FAIR
Directors Vote Not to Use
License Granted As
sociation.
WISHES OF PATRONS.
Recent Statewide Election IS Taken
by Managers as Index of Views of
Majority Of Citizens. =.

Richmond, Sept 29--LiQuor Will
not be sold at the Virginia Stale
Fair next week. This decision WAS
reached Yesterday afternoon whcn
the directors Of the. Virginia state
Fair Association, Inc, passed reSo-
luton not to exercise the privileges
granted it under Il license issued
last Nav in the Henrico Circuit
Court The meeting was held II he
rooms of the association i'll the Nh.
tual building and the action was
practically unanimous.
In deciding not to sell. or permit
the sale Of liquor at the Fair .GrOun'S
the association acceeded TO tho Ge"
mands of hundreds OF prominent
Virginians, who have petitioneI th"
directors and officers, not only this
wear. but for several years past. Tue
decision puts an end 10 the annual
fight. which has been waged against
the issuance OF license. as it is net
probable that the association "l!l
ever again make application for such
privilege.
The Statewide election las:
week, said one director yesterday,
Showed that the majority OF lie
people Of Virginia are opposed 10
the sale OF Intoxicating liquor, and
it would have been uneraceful ID
, say the least. Tor us to go as;' llst
the will of these people. from whom
we get our support. We have made
plans for the greatest fair in tla
history Of the association. ana We
do not want to have any feature OH
the grounds that would not meet witl
the approval Of our patrons.
The meeting was called TO: Tho
purpose Of taking up routine matters
in connection with the approaching
fair. but no business Of importance,
other than the passage Of the r"so-
luton against the liquor sale. was
taken I'D. In the absence OF the preSi-
dent OF the association. Henry Fair
, fax. the chair was filed by J. r. An
derson, vice president. The rcsolu-
ton. which was offered by Alvin NJ:
Smith, was as follows:
Resolved, That the association
do not sell liquor under the license
heretofore granted"
The resolution provoked little dis
cussion. the majority OF the members
having made their decision before at
tending the meeting. The sentiment
was clearly against the sale, and the
resolution was adopted with hardly
dissenting voice.
! Mrs. George May JobSon. president
! of the Woman's Prohibition League
| OF America. which organization led
the fight against the license for the
! fair association. and retained attOr-
neys to fight the case through the
courts. last night mailed out letters
! 10 the local leagues in Virginia. ask
ing the members to cooperate with
her in making the fair success, in
view Of the fact that the directors.
had decided against the sale OF III
toxicants. Mrs. .Tobson promised her
support to President Fairfax last
week if the association would take
this action. and she will endeavOr 10
carry out her pledge.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-09-29

The Young Mems Sodality Lyceum
will give a musical and literary en-
tertainment tomorrow night in their
hall on Duke street which promises
to be very pleasant affair.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-09-29

At a meeting of the Old Dominion
Boat Club held last night plans were
made for an entertainment to be
given during Thanksgiving week.
4 committee was named to have
charge Of the affair. Three new
members were elected.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-09-29
=. LOCAL BREVITIES
WEY a FORD-Because the more
men know of the FORD the more
eager ere they to buy It.

Mrs. Annie H. Hayden and hus-
band have sold to William Fl. Pettey,
a house and lot on the west side of
Columbus street, between Duke and
Wolfe streets. 4 deed for the same
was placed on record today in the
Corporation Court.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-09-29

A Belgian doctor, VINO has reached
cbent from Brussels, says that ne
knows positive:y that tic Kaiser's
third son, Prince Allcbert. died N
tho hospital there and that DR.. Le-
nage King Albert's physician, was
ordered to hold an autopsy in the
nresence of two German doctors, 1t
was found. he says, that the prince
had been killed by German bullet
md he adds that ii othe: eNamlnH
tions officers were found to have also
died from wounds made by German
bullets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-09-29
STEAMER BURNS.
One of the First Vessels to Take Out
American Registry Recently.

Nassau. Bahama Islands, Sept. %
The American steamer FoXton
Hall was burned off Watlings Island
September %. The members of her
crew, with the exception Of two men
who are missing have arrived here.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-09-29

The Marconi Company in London
received a wireless from Berlin today
saving a dispatch to the Cologne
Gazette states that a large French
warship was destroyed by the Aus
trian forts defending the Bay of
Cattaro on September 10.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-09-29

British warships have bombarded
the town of Lai in the Island of Yap
in the Caro- ;ne group, destroyed the
German wireless station there and
harmed the towH, accordirg to re.
pnris received at Manila through
Garnan sou-Ces.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-09-29

A band of twenty-five night riders
attacked the home of Grover Todd,
in Hopkins County, KY, early yes
terday, wounding three male and two
female members of the family. Two
of the men may die.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-09-29
NEWS OF THE DAY.

Mrs. Josph ssae and her four
children We're burned. 20 dcalh' yes
terday when fire dastioyci t::cir
home al Champaign. III. The
mother lost her life try"l;: to save
her chi'lscn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-09-29
FALLDISPLAY
o@a--Of-

Very fine millinery impor-'
tation of fancy feathers and
also Ladies fine neck wear.
SEPTEMBER % to 80.
C. E. BRADLEY, Ala King
ST.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-09-29

A dlst; tch from Paris says that
the (.arinan aeronianY which lem
bardad I'aiis on Sun!ay was brought
down at Mont Geton After d-up-
ping a l. r,mb on I train filled With
wounded the aviator was Ei!lcd hy
a she'll.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-09-29

Martin II. Glyna, Democrat, Gas.
s W1itr an, Renub' Al, and Fred
erick N. Davenport. Progressive
will be the standard bearers of tiie:f
resnective parties in the November
pubernatorial election in New York
Peturns from yesterdays State-wlde
primary, which are coming in slowly
indicate that the. former two nave
been nominated by overwhelming
maiorities, while Davenport seems
to have defeated William SuIzer 1or
the Progressive nomination.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-09-29
FALL OPENING

Hayes millinery will have
their fall opening of exclu-
,sive styles, Thursday and
Friday October lst and End.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-09-29

FOR RENT--WITH board-Four
nice rooms. Apply SIT Cameron
street. Mrs. G.. VIM. Ramsay.
29-1wk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-09-29

The unconditional surrender Of Du-
ala, capital of Kamerua, III German
West Africa, and Bonamusns 10 the
English is announced. A French
force is, cooperating with the Bit
ish in German W,::i Africa.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-09-29

All navigation has been barred
from the Dardaneles by an order
of the Turkish government, accord
ing to a dispatch f1om Constantl-
NOBLE. No explanation of the pur-
pose of this order is given. The
Dordanelles. TIE narrow strait which
separates Europe from Asia, is al
WAYS closed to AL war vessels eX-
cent those of Turkey. The strait is
heavily fortified.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-09-29

Thirty-three thourl"! Canadian
troops are on the St Lawrence on
their way to Frame &c fight the
Gerra1,. The fe.t If nineteen
trans o>r;s bearint, tn, first Canadian
contingent to the war sailed
Sunday right and zhe last TO get
away aft early yesterday. The
forces j,cluda caFaFcg, infa,itl'E ;4ri
artillery, and are III, flower nf the
Canad;al forces.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-17

ien lit lei1len @un0en erlege11, BIZ
iibrigelr ml1r0en als ariegsgefangan'
abgefubrt. ltngefabr 80 WtDnde mo
gen nod I'M &loiter tpetlen, unte1
oenen einige Spanier lin6. % I'M
na9 6runfreth, mo- ibrer II bereit!
inn @eere Die1ner1> Mebrere 6erie l
BEN iinb bereits in ser Sdladt Der
munoet morben, aber mie6er du1
5ruppe 5urudgefebrt. anbere muir
Sen beion6erer Sapferfeit tpege1
aus9e5etdnet un6 5u boberer
&onge b%eforoert. @ieoer anber'
boben auf 6em Geloe Ser ST
re oen Seltento6t er1itten, Il
ser Dor ieinem gintritt tn Sen 0r
6en in 6ranfretd gutbefannt'
sdriftiteGer un6 @riinoer Del
uGepneoe STRANGE" Oltper 9ourca5e
60 iino oIio alentbalben 6ie fran56:
iiiden Mitglieoer oes Sr6ens, Die
langit aus oem eigenen @aterlan0e
ungeredtermeiie perbonrt Doroen
5urufgefebrt, UNI lire &rdf tie, uni
menl1 es fem muB, SLUT un6 2eben
a1f Sem Mltare oes @~aterlanbes gu
opfern.
Sic Mhtp1 ct MifQel All gSarr=
borough England, bat flint M0nfe11
ser Mbtei pom FL. Mnbreas 81
griigge, gelgien, 3ufludt gefpaArt,
mdbreno Sic Mbtei Guorr (Solas=
mes), gngIano 12 belgiide M0nde,
uobridein1ia BON Ser abtei GIT Ser
MONDE, gelgien, aufgenommer 5at.
~ Son einige1 an0eren &10itern oes
Sr6ens, oeren es ia cine gar5e &st6e
I'M me1t1ifen &riegsgebiet gibt, lie=
ge11 3. 3. nod fetre Madridten Dor;
es mag mobI fem, oaB bos cine ODER
un6ere oe%rielben IN SEN &r%iegsrirre1
qelitten bot, beionbers menn lelbi8e
im @ompfterrain gelegen lino; ieoof)
Sic cbigen M11goben aus meiIt frur1=
50iiIden 0uenen loiien Sic 9nna5me
at, 6aB sic &l0iter bes geneoiftiner=
.or6ens fei1en erbebliden materiellen
gdoben erlitten baben; iebod ltno
Sic Merlu1te an fran50iiiden Totres,
sic iid gum &f itellen m1bte1r,
Defenders idmer 5u beflagen. P. S.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-17

mel, Tie p0uig pergeiien 311 bo6en.
@g lit aber notbpenbig, ebrmiiroige
Nriioer, aae Ser5en mieoerum oa=
ra,1f b~tn5u[enfen, neil m1f feline an-
oere @eile Sic Menld)en uno uie
npenldlide @eieaid)oft 6rieoen I'M
oen. @ir ermabnen oorum ale,
sic cuff irgeno einc @eiie Gransial
leioer, ibre Mugen nidt auf o1e
Groe gerittet 5u bolten, arf Ser
mir in @anoeridaft iino, ionoern
1ie ,um Simmel, unlerem 3iele, 'n1-
poriubeben: u@ir boben namlid
bier feine blei6e1roe Statte, ionoern
ll1d,en ste 5ufiinftige." @ebr. 13,
14.) Mitten IN alien g~itternilien
oes 2ebens, burd Die Got 9us
gflidtgefiibl oes Meniden a1f ste
grobe felt, m0gen tie oft oaran
oenfen, pelder 2obn ibnen bereitet
lit, penn lte aus oieien Triifungen
uls 5ieger berporgeben: Semi
unlere g%egermdrtige Irlbial, hie
o1,genblidlih uno leidt lit, betpirtet
cine Interchangeable, epise, aQes
iiberniegenoe @errlidfeit ms uns."
Oh. @or. 4, 10. gnolid NIT oaen
Miihen 1,n6 &raften bonah 81 fire
BEN, BOB unter Sen Wseriden Ser
BIoube an sic decentralization @a(r=
beiten mieoer erbliibe unb oomit 5r-
o1eih Sic Gflege unb oos h%offnnngs-
pone Terlangelt Ser elpigen Glitter,
oos ion, Gbrpiir6ige 9rioer> cure
erlte Mufgobe fem, urb Damn mud Die
Muf1obe 6es iibrigen alerlts uno al
Ter ltnierer @etrel1en, ole in Der lhle=
oenen @ereinigungen perb1n1oen,
0pttes gbre uno Sen gemeir11ame1
N11sen Ser mabren Stride SIT foroer11
irher1. Sn gleidem 8raoe, i1 oen
urter Sen Menif)en oieier 8ln1be
1pqhit, miro beren muBloies @treben
noh 6em geltb eitler ir0tider Sit
ter o%bnehnne1r, un0 oll1nahlih meroen
nit cem Mufleben Ser otebe oie r.
siolen l1nruben unb Streitlgfelten
berl6min0en.
(SdluB folgt.)
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-17

Die oas a1ntlide petersburg Don Sem
Gerleufe un0 Oe1n ausgange Scr
Sdladt BET SoO5 gegeben 9at; man
erbalt Damn einen 8egrtff bapon, ou
melder Meilteridaft eS bie alaiierren
inn 9iigen gebradt baben. Mud in
SEN 9erihten DOM mei1ltden &rieJs=
i9auplase boben Ole i'm Sol6e gng=
la11os unb 6ranfreids itebenoen &or-
reiponDenter in SEN lesten Sagen
mieoer bas 8laue bonn @immel fer
unter gelogen; aber o1d bieie 2ugen
babe11 nidt LANCE norgebalten, Die
Mel0ungen m1s Dem oe11tiden Gro
Ben @ouptquartier boben oern
sdmin0el RAID Elm @nbe gemaat,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-17

uno b%eflagen ollie iere bdufigen Mr.
Observation-Disclosures, Ourb uelhe Der
sanf oes biirgerlid)en unO offentll-
dlen 9ebens logar fir Sic nttppenoi-
gen 2ebensbeoiirmille 10 oft geitort
miro; ebenio oie eorpbliten @irre1
uno auhtanoe, in oe11en nidr lelten
5u BEN @affen gegriffen miro ms
menltlihes 9ll1t fliebt.
Sic @ur5el uller uebcl.
@lr mollen bier lrift ie11e gepets=
griinoe mteoerbplen, Durh meld)e ole
Srrlebren Ser So5iuliiten u1ro on
oerer oiel er Niht11ng iiber5eugsno
5%lrriidgemiele len 1peroen. 0us hot
ltnier @orga1ger SEQ XIII. in
benfspiiroigen gn5nflifen nit gro5er
@eisbeit getbun, un0 mir bitten elld],
Gtrmiiroige 9rioer, groBen @ertb
ooral1f 5u legen, Oub iene 10 ern!te
Wtuhn1rgen 1rien1als oergellen mer-
Sen, lonbern in fatholildeu @erei=
nell :,l1o Gerlanmll1ngen> in Ereoig=
ten ltno Sd1riten gut erfldrt unD
thuulitNr ~eingeprdgt meroen. Be-
io1oers aher - @ir trager fem
&eoenfelt, Dies SIT m%leoerbulen =
mii''cn mir llns bentlihe1r, NUT ullen
9etpeisn1itteln melhe Sos Grange
Iiltu. Ste Notltr oes Me1rlfen uno
Ser Sinblld allf ous @obl Ser etn5el=
ne1I ltno Ser 8eionnttheit inns our=
btere,r. ole SIT ern1ot1ne1r, baB lie
radl Dem ~g0ttliten @eies Ser 2ie5e
Iih ~gegenleitig briioerlit7 lieben lol=
len.
Ser S;nr oieIer 2iebe lit natiirIiid,
rit1t 10 ollf5ufaiIer1, ais Oh lie osn
ltrtcr't:eo Ser Observation-Disclosures
mo Ser S~er11fsltdroe ol1fhebe
no: eberlo melig ausfilhrbar lit,
al: in ei>1em ~lebenoigen &0rper aL(e
@LieSer Sic sIeihe Shatigfeit uno
@iiroe hoben f5n1ren - aber lie
miro oct1 besrirferr. Sos Sic @aherge=
1teatcr Iit gepiI7ermaben SIT Sen
@ieorigen herablaIIen uno lie 11idt
Bios pie es tire Ifliht lit, gererht
tehonoeln loroern ihnen %gegenll5Ar
o1rfY Giite, Trel1noli6feit u1l0 &C.
buLo an Sen Gag legen, 0ieIe ober
on Sem ruirtbIdaftltd1en M%uFidSplu1g
ierer Trel1noe hoben uno altf fhre
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-17

Stlfe pertraltet1, geraoe 70 mte ur1ter
oen &inoern Ser gleid)en 6amilie
Ser iiil1gere iid auf ben Sdals uro
SEN @eiituno oes alteren perlabt.
@as mir 1n11r bisber, g%brmiiroiye
9riloer, nit Ira1,er erortert baben,
bot ieoocb eire tiefere 8ur5eL, uno
10 large nid}t ole @uten iih be1!1-
ben, lie al,s5ltreiBen, miro Die ct
min cite @irfung, Dos beibt ell1e
iidere uno bleibenbe Hl1be IN ser
menifliden @eieuifnft nidt eintre=
ten. @elder Nrt oieie @lr5el lit,
lugt ser Mpoitel: uGie &ur5el aler
l1ebcl lit Sic 8egieroe" g. Sim. 6,
10y. @emn ma1t nan1lih gerrau 5lt-
iieht, 10 geben ale ltebel, on oenert
lest sic menih1ide @eienltalt
franft, o11s oieier @l1r5el berpor.
@enn ourd) Sic peroerblide &ittur1g
in SEN Shnlen, III benen oas 5arte
Sitter gebiloet miro, wenn onrd)
ldledte gd}riften, melde tagli6 ODER
IN getpillen 3eitabltdr0en o11f Die nn-
%erfahrenen Maiien ginflub u1siiben
un0 or1rf, arbere ltriadpen, melde
sic 0ffentlidle DEFINING biloen,
>pen1r, logen @ir, einmal iener I'M
heilpone Srrtbum lih I'M Sen 8er1li=
thern feltgelett bot, oaB Der Mten1b
feline etpige @lifleligfeit erhoffen
biir7e, Ionbern oab er MIR bienieoen
ourh Ste Neiftbiimer> Sic Ghren uro
Sic gerijlIe oieies 9ar10es gliidlelig
Iei11 f0nne, Damn miro niennano llh
m11noern, oab oieie Menit1en, Die
Don Notltr noh @liifieligfeit fire
ben, NUT Ser gleide11 &raft, nit >er
lie STR Grlangrtng bieler Sitter &C.
trieben meroen, ieOe @er5ogerung
1t1o ie0es iif bagegen erhebenoe
Sinoernib suriiditoBen. "a r1111
ober oie'e @iiter nidt i11 gleld0er
@eiie auf Ste ein5elnen pertheilt iino,
11no So es Sic Mufgobe Ser biirgerll=
fen 8efpalt lit, 5u perbinOern, baB
riht Ste ei115eInen in ihrer Trei1eit
Sic @rel1sen iiberidreiten urro trent
Sen ge7is q n lif) nehmen, beshalb
men0et lih Ser SaB gegen Sic M1tto=
ritat; es e11tbrenr1t Ser geeib Ser NJ
men geqen ste Neiden; ein heftigsr
5treit entItebt 5miihen Sen %ein5elnan
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-17

Stanoen ser 9iirger; bie einen MOL
len alf iebe @eiie uno NIT @emalt
ous erlangen, mas Tie entbebren, n1e
anberen mouen ibren 8eiis pabren
ut1o iogar nod oermebren.
Gbriltus Ser @err, Ser Dies fon1,
men iob, bot in iener g0ttlihen
gergpreoigt lorgfaltig oargelegt,
lpelfes oie iroilden Seligfeiten
oes Meniden iinb, mobei er gerpii-
jernuBen Ste @rl1nolagen Ser drllt-
lid)en Gbiloiopbie feitgelebt bot. So
qur Meniden, melde Oem @laubsn
fernlteben, baben bies als tpllnoer-
bare @eisbeit uno SOS pollfommene
oehre iiber @lauben un6 iittLtd)es
oebe1 ol1erfannt, uno ale ltimn1en
qetpib burin iberein, oaB niemano
Dor Gbrilt1s, ser Sic @abrbeit lelber
lit, dbnlih iiber bieielben 0inge nit
gleidem grnit un6 Nudbruf uno
NUT einem 10 tiefen gmpftnoen Der
aiebe ien1uls 9ebren bortrug.
0us ~innerlte unb tiehte 8eien
oieier gottliden Nbiloiopbie liegt
oorin, oaB Sic iogen. Sitter oieies
Iterbliden 2ebens pobl Den Mnidcin,
ober nift Sen Snfult oes @1rten
bubsn. 0arl1m iino es feline iolhe,
oeren @erl1B SEN Meniden Elm felt
ges 2eben getuabrt. Nah 8ottes
eigel1er @eitimmung f0nnen &e1h=
tbun1, gbre un6 stnnengenuB Dem
M5enlfen 10 menig oas @liid GER
biirgen, oab menl1 err es mirflid er=
(ungen min, er pielmebr arf SITES
a1les Inn 8ottes 1pilen per5idten
mus: uSelig ieio ibr Mrmen. Sc
Zig ieio ibr, Ste ibr iett lpeirrt. Sclig
feio ihr. tper11 erh Sic Wen' fen
hollen uno 1oern lie eud ausif)!ic=
Zen .1l1D Idmaben nn6 e1tren geanen
oIs b6s neriperfen." (211f. 6, 90
22). Ienn ourh Sdmer5en, Trll=
fl1ngen unD 0os glenb biei les 9ebe11s>
lpenn MIR a(les, mie es iih gehort,
ertrage1t, er0Hnerr mir urs einen BIT
gang SIT ieren poufomrneren u1o
rmpergang1ifen @iitern, Die @ntt
ienen bereitet bat, Sic i'm lieben."
Ct. aor, 2, 81. Se0od miro oiefe
10 mitjtige Gla1tbenslebre bon Sen
n~1eiIten iiberl eben, nnb piele Idal=