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pait. 3. !. STRANDS
sag. Rettelie

9i lpite / lecorab loiteu Tor 20be
5ebruar. at Der bar t%cIegraferet ira
Albert Sed. at Strano "ifelge oen
al CONNER aingslen aigipne aier.
oelie beororeoes iii at frutrpoe al
airteeieloom inoen isrittommenoe
f0oe Wart3 etc" Sanoheben er. at
CONNER aingsleu ingen iGabat
Gom bar aigtpet ca ingen anleonlnJ
bauoe Ill at oiiIge iaaodn Gonl.
Steuningeu glalot huem par De Iou-
lige Srulteer. on life Struno. Gr|
Gel WPno pon begae Sioer off pda
egeH Spfororing iamHleu o. eteoes
ON AZ itan'e Froceoertngen % amer.
tienoe ben Sioe3 Sruitees ior Be Ioo-
liz ualgte. builfe Stranos MOoitail.
oere bapoe uolgt. Gglaa anore Siug
6leu oisie Wipno enige ON. faa|
@ruuolag heraf par Ser iug-n Roo.
penoigbeo Tor at iortiPtte Yroceoe.
riugeu. Zen bleu oerior t%rlitfet
10 al 9ourtet o. 2ommIeren bebeu.
Dc inaeu Com at aigipe.
Zen me Brett BAR al Sen SIDE.
Der isgte at iaa Stranb aiiot. talot.
Iruge isr benne ijoite Troce5 par
Gnlagt, iaa S%plpsninaen ON. at
Srniteerne gaue5 Mpnoigbeo iii at
talbe. er liSeleoeS 9reben no al Gull
ten. 0pao omtalte 0fRnb ira De to|
Sioer eneoeS ON meO NenipH iii Den
me Yreit er oere3 Sah life @enig-|
beoerne5 oe bar life talt / Sagen|
giennem Dem.
iii bette snifer lea al ieie ielgert.|
De Sinier. Get er nnuillg at rette|
paa al Sen llianoheo % &irpar. icmt|
9laoene aiper tilbeoiie III Striben
| M~enigheeerne / 6reeborn. Get me-.
tie al Oct er tiff mooiat al Gamble
! Den. .. =. Strono.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-10
Observation-Disclosures

Sra 1enuer. Colo, melocs Sel
zoe April: @upernsrer ira ii al
llnionens Stnter er iooa iamleoe her
til lin aarliac aonierence ongaaenoe
Saser al iGIleS Snteresie ior oem
ollie, hopeoioaeliq 9ebuggelien % Op.
onrfuiugen al uoptaget 2ono iuoen.
FOR oereS reiueftiue @rrnier. aon.
ierencen fonmcr ill al udre | 10 Gaac
oa oil bIiue citeriulgt al Ell Srriga.
tiouafoniereuce. lom er iammenfolot
al Srbenriasminiiter Sroutlin q.
cane. bnori iaauel DC ii @iiuerusrcr
iom mango alore Ieprrientanter ira
Dc peitliQe Stater er onmooet ON at
operopre.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-10
Seirine at Uoro.
polens Opoaeelie,

Sra @oibington berettes Den CITE
april: "5be explorers Club" fei-
reoe ibag Semaarsoasen for Ioro-
polens Spoaqelie meo en- Seltmio.
bag % Sperr9ffelien al lin isrite
s@resgulomeoalie til Noropolens
Spboger, aontreaomiral Tearp.
Ser blep Of oe tiIiteoeoerenoe
@eografer ipaaet, at i 2sbet al De
n9ite fem aar bpereneite arog al
Dor alooe pil ppre uoiorifet % giort
beflenot Tor ben cipiliierebe 8eroen.
Meo ben engelife Spoaaeliesrei-
ienoe Cir Grneit SbacfIctons er.
petition, mIeO Ell siterrisif erpeoi.
ton unoer DR.. 6elir asnig reoe til
at afgaa til De a~rftiife ggrie, meo
amunoiens og Extensions erpeoi.
tioner til De enbnu muoiorlfeoe
Strsg omfring Roropolen og meo
&ooiepelts llbforifniira af ct tort,
biotil ufjenot Serritorium / 9raii.
lien meller @eograierne, at Der ON
fem gar oil bIi ipprt lioet igien al
Soroens Suerflabe, iom life er Bit
opoaget og ~fartlaat.
Ter berifer iorreIten bette DE.
ringer meb @enipn til @igtigbeoen
al De Spbagelier, iom itaar iaien.
Gilbert s. @rospeuor al Oct Ratio.
nale geographic Selifab peste paa,
at Oct Smraaoe omfring SpopaIen.
iom man enbru lioet eller intet
fienoer iii, err itsrre al lloitr9fning
END belle De Soreneoe Stater.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-10

llooisuin9&orbreN aiGlber tun
Spanierc; ale andre llolUuoinger
ltoar oet irit FOR at goa % fonne
iom oct bcba9er Dem.
6orreiteu %begpuoer Sorreou hlir'
zig al fomme iig ~tilrette igien citer
De iorirroeliae 9eaipenbeoer. oeit
bar p0ret Stueplaoien ior. @aoer'
ne er bIepne rpboc0c Tor DC ltore
Gpnger al Gig, iom ipI0tc 2uiten
meo lin Staut. sc err bleune ara.
ncoe reo eller opbrruote. @utiffer.
ne bar after aabnet line Gore og ia,
get Sfoooerne ira Iinouerne, Spor.
pognenes Humlen gienlpoer after i
@doerne, % itreng Sroen oprei.
hol0eS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-10

Se Sauoe, iom biotil bar rotifi'
eeret Observation-Disclosures oml i'm
Seniigt pfficielt at laoe iig repre-
i~eltere er oeu Irgentinife Hepublif,
@olipio, 9raiiIien, Canada, Gbili.
China, Cuba. Sanmorf, Soitl,
Ecuador, 6ranfrig, Guatemala, ben
Gominifanife Hepublif, Sonouras,
Stalien, Sapan, Siberid, Werico,
Sonano, Banana, Eeriien, Teru.
Tortueol, Siam, Sperige, Sprfiet,
Uruguay % @~ene5ueIa.
Gen norife Hegierilg bapbe Of
cepteret S%nobpOelien men Stor-
tbineet neetebe at bepil9e be for
neone Eenge.
Ri 2anoe, oeribIanot sc ileitc
Stromagter, bar tiIfienbeeipet lin
Seniigt at icloe ariasifibe til al
heItaee / Slaaoeparaoen ira Salnp'
ton HoaoS, poa Mtlnnterbaosfpiten
glennem Tanamafanalen til Sar
Sruncisco, bpornteo set er Sonfer
at ieire aabnirgen al aonalen.
Der timber SteS / 6ebr,lor nGitt
Mar.
Observation-Disclosures, ser fore.
ltaar Irrangementet al oennc SeI
al Erogrammt, er al Ben Mening
at antallet bill bli minoit ire @ongt
iaa tort.
&c nj 2anbe, iom biotiI bar meIoi
zig, er Den argentinife gepubIif, Gu.
ba, 5ranfrig, Spiflano. GugIanO.
Stalien, SapalL Eortueal og RitS.
lan0.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-10
ct Iurt Sif.

&c tore "Mail Sroer~ .6uie /
Giten. Der bpert Ior uoienoer So.
taloger / Sunoretuienuis bar iunoct
poa ct hurt 6if buorpeo DC life alene
reoucerer line Aucrtisiementsuogii.
ter men oaiaa inpoer Oufel Cams
Fdffepoit Tor en- betraatelig Gel al
Den 6ortieneite, Iom nieo rette buroe
iilfonmte Den. Gette oplaar Dc REQ
isn't at lenoe iine Gpnger al aatalo.
ger on anoen Aoertisiemeutslitera.
tur til iorifieIIige Soueocentrer | ge.
item iotn 6rnataooS meo Sernbonerre
ior iaa oerirn at oiItribuereS rlnl6t
omfriua oper Sc pad oeune Naaoe
iorforteoe Giitancer.
st Nep gorf.6 irnta bar iaaleoes
iornpIig ienot life minore emo 300.
900 ipGre aataIo9er ionl 5ragt-
COOS til Guthrie, CALEDONIA. iont
lager | Den zoe Zone. regnet ira
Helu Dorf. Senot meo Voffepoit
riloe Iortoen paa boer aatalog bapc
belsbet Tia til Il Gent. meoens Vor.
toeu ~in0enior fsrite % anoen Bone.
regnet ira Guthrie. fun or 8. iuoen.
Tor 3oie 8 OF inoenior 4oe S Gents
pr. Stpffe. 6irmaet bar paa oenne
Waaoc inoiparet / Forto life minorc
enc $4,000 paa oi3ie 100000 Ga.
toIoQer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-10
Sang Kapieilaos.

Sra San sSrancisco, Gal., me6bc-
les Ben 6te Ipril: Gen lGngitc Mo-
torfapIeilaos, iom n~ogeniinOe bar
funoet Steo, er orraneeret al San
Observation-Disclosures / 1915. Oct
ifal itrpffe iis ira New gorf, eieit.
mem Tarnmafanalen til ltoitiQines-
grilnben, bpor en- itor Wptorregotta
Iomtioig ifal afboloes. Ger ifol no.
beles Vrpmicr til eft geleb al $t5,.
600. aapieilaoien ifol iinoe Steo
/ 9egpnoelien at Sftober.
Sranf Gennis / @etp gorf, Gle
rem al W~otorboaoen Caroline,
iom for to aar iioen bandit Sap.
ieilaoien ira Neip Dorf til Salifoy,
tiger, ban er piaie til at bpgge Ell
9aao til ct &oltenbe al meQenl
$50, 200 og $45,0 900 bpis mploit
TO andre @aaoe bill melbe liz til
GcltageIie / Ben LANCE aopiciIaos.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-10
Tlinilterfriien / Japan.

Sra Sofio, Sapan. tcIearaiereS
BEN 6te april: 6oruiflinaer er op.
ltoaet peo Gonnelien al set me nj.
niiterinm eiter @rep g)nnonoto.
iom fog lin Anteo poa @runo al
6lauocifon0aIerne.
Discount aiponra, Iou bar iaact
/ Sporag at Same oct me Wfiniite-
riunl, bar its0t paa npeuteoc Tol.
ifeligbeoer / 6orbit0elic me0 9ei0t.
telien al Stillingcn iont Moriuemi,
hitter.
Ser er iornnIeret arap pon, al
Erenierntiuiiteren lfal bempuOiac
SptdgeIicn al ct miolertioigt 2oon
til gpgning al me arigsifibe %
itole pao, at VarIomentet bill bepilgc
De iorneoue N}loler til Snoirielie al
2annet. Yremierminiiteren anier
imiolertio ct iaaoant Sfriot ior
Qru1olooSitrioiot.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-10
San francisco.
uoitiuineen

Sra @aibington meobeIes ben Ste
Ipril. at % uoenInnbife Hegierin-
ger bar tilfienoegipet i'm Seniigt at
oeItaee / llpitiainsen / San 6rau.
cisco nGIte Iar.
30 9anbe, ipn biotll aitio bar
pRret repr9icnteret peb pore lloitil-
linger, pil bli %iopneoe peo oenne
GnIeoning, nemlig England 90
Spiflano.
Wtcn ieIp ON oisie Hegierinser
life iieite 2ieblif iflilbe ombeitemme
Jig. pil DOG Suiiioer al engelife cg
tpife uoitiainsssienitanoe bli ienot
al pripate llSitiaere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-10
Sem kirke|i9e interviewer
Aeli9ionsforuooene Staten. Arbei0et bgrer trugt, troOs
Moofanoen.
Interview med Biskop $teyen.
Speianorreponbonor til "3suab 9ofn"D
Interview med Biskop $teylen.
Observation-Disclosures til "8ecOrab -9Oiten".)

airfe / Iorge. Geriom Sc li,tberife
&riitne, iom bill bpgge paa 8nos
Orb, fremoeles ifal iplittes / flere %
flere N%etuinser og Eartier, % pil
&irfen blipe ct let @ptte for Den
8erosliebeo, iom ielger meo De
antibibelife Hetninger.
On M Sroning al Dor &irfe %
bore Menigbeoer, bporoeo oisie faar
itpre ialfalo / nogen 8rao fine IN
Gre anIiggenoer, uilOe piitnof bape
megen getponing life alene / Het-
ming at at u9ffc NnluarsfslelI len,
men oeiaa pes at @iorelle De ariitte
/ ct inoerligere Samarbeioe enc bio
til. Men beriom life De lutberife
&riitne, iom arbeioer for @pffelie
q 2ip / bort Solf, fan bore oper
meo bperanore og enige arbeioe for
@uos Hige label biemme iom noe,
ba bill hi / Sremtioen iom biotil bore
lloiat for, at en- itor Del at bort SIR.
beioes Srugter ioripilbes.
Napnlig giploer set at paffe Be
&riitne til ct iprisere Mrbeioe ior
friitelie Sporaselie % friitne Sfo-
Ter. 8i bar / Norge en- goo Solfe-
ifole, Iom eiter Dor 2opeipning ifaI
tusse paa euanseliif -friitelig @runO-
Dolo. 81 bar Ell itor Sfdre al opg-
tige og lepenoe ariltue &9rere; men
ingen uil funne l,egte, at Ser oeiaa
er mango oa itaoig porenoe Gauife-
liebeber / Dor Sfole, napnlig bpao
Observation-Disclosures angaar.
Sprlig er NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. / De
bsiere Stoler mango Steber rent for
tpilebe. Seloiaois far Ser / De iiolte
90 aar foreaaaet ct tort s(rbeioe for
triltelige Sfoler, leoet al pirfelia
friitne EerionligbeOer, iom life olene
/ Sbeori, men ogiaa / Eraris bill for.
lsge at gipe en- friitelig Oporaselie
/ bort 2anb. s 1894 fif hi paa Scot.
pooen Horges ferite friitelige Solfe-
beiifole. Iaret efter opretteoe5 fam.
meIteos bort Sanbs fsrite friitelige
2ererifole, bpis @eitprer ieg ielu
par. Eli at bespnbe meO pafte bisie
uOpr9set friiteliee Sfoler itor Strio.
Wan betegneoe Dem iom en- ltofor.
bring moo De sprige Solfebsiifoler
OF S9rerlfoler. Wten 10 Longer sc
friltelige Sfoler bar faaet pirfe beS
mere er man blepet tilireos meo
Dem, og fra ollie adnter al 2anoet
fonmer BET arap: Sfaf os friitelige
Sfoler! 81 bar MT 3 friitelige 29.
rerifoler og omtrent ct Suiin friite.
lige 6olfebsiifoIer. Sfior Seit off
pi ct Sfriot pioere peo Spretttlien
al ct friiteligt @pmnaiium / ariiti.
ania. Self uben Heiultater bar Or
6eioet for friiteIige Sfoler iaalebes
life pGret. Mten Ser itaar enonl
opermaaoe nleget igien at sisre.
Ser bar / ben iibite Sib reret
talt iaa meeet ON, at @orge a~ffriit-
mes. Spao mener 8iifopen berpm "
Seq tror, at Ser | Den iibite Men-
n~eifealoer bar oeret iterf Sremgang,
babe bpao Den pbre og inbre Mis-
lion anaaar. Ser er utpiliomt mere
G9te ariiteligbeo MI emo for. Men
iamtibig er ogiaa Wooitanben moo
&riitenoommen blepet i~terfere %
mere bepioit END fsr. 5remtioen oil
for Ell itor Gel afb9nge al, ON ri
peo Sielp al friitelige Sfoler for
maar at ifabe en- llngoom meo friite.
ligt Sipsipn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-10

ale @eroerS aanter. If amerifanit
Carbon Eopir erportereoes Der
iorrlac Mar Tor 500. 900, oGientIig
til Nu 3eolon0. Snoien, Spoairifa
o. onorc Sauoe.
vi omerifanif IGpetpapir uofsr.
ties Der en- life idn rinae WPngoe
til GanaOo, auitraIien o. airifo %
al amerifanife Spilcfort I'll eng.
lano, Snoien, @onsfona. CANADA %
/ slenoe audntiteter til argentind,
Sponirifa oa ct 9ulin ouore Sunoe.
Tesuoen noisrtes Ser 9reopopir
og aonoollIter for noeet ooer | giii.
lion Collars.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-10
Jernarbeioere paa Streif.

Sra 9oper, g. s, meIbes Sen
CITE April: Samtlige @rbeioere /
Sbomas Sron 9ompanps @ruber /
@barton sjoroe ioag Streif, ioroi
aompanlet n9eteoe at taee tilbage
81 Wfano, iom for noele iaa Gage
iiben afeifoieeoes.
Irbeioerne err Meblemmer al set
Ge'tliae @rubearbeioerforbumb. og
De triler meo at itanie al @rubebirf-
iombeb paa bisie &anter, ON &onl-
paniet life beiinber Jig.
The Madisonian. (Richmond, Ky.) 1913-1914, 1914-04-07
EASTER CELEBRATIONS.

How the Holy Day Is Observed In Va
rious Parts of the Earth.
The greatest Easter celebration is at
Jerusalem.
Jerusalem at Easter is crowded with
pilgrims.
The historic Church of the Holy
Sepulcher is the center.
According to tradition. this church
contains Christ's tomb
Great as it is. it is too small for the
Easter crowds.
Nowhere in all the world is there SO
cosmopolitan an Easter gathering.
Nowhere else is Easter celebrated
with such impressive pomp and cere-
monial.
Jerusalem is the historic city in
which Chrfst's spiritual embassy be
gan.
All the churches of Jerusalem are
crowded at Easter. the browning glory
of the religious year.
In Roumania. Christian women dis
tribute cakes marked with the symbol
of the cross in the prisons.
Silver clarions herald the dawn of
Easter in Berlin. blown by trumpet
ers in the imperial palace tower.
Full dress uniform is the order OF
the day, and the German emperor and
empress attend public services.
At the courts of Italy. Austria, Spain
and Portugal Easter day is the occa,
sion of state banquet and military
display.
The Madisonian. (Richmond, Ky.) 1913-1914, 1914-04-07
EASTER BUNNY is OLD.

Not Frisky Young Animal, but One
with Very Ancient History.
Next to the Easter eggs the bunny
maintains its place as the star Easter
novelty. To find out just how the bun
ny came to be associated with Easter
one looks away back to antiquity, for
the hare or rabbit has had unusual
significance to many peoples.
In ancient mythology the hare's con-
nection with the moon was well estab-
Hshed. Hindu tradition tells us that
while Indra was dying of hunger the
hare threw himself into the fire in or
der that the god might be provided
with a meal.
For this sacrifice he was translated
to the moon by the grateful Indra. In
Buddhist legend we again find him sac
rificing himself in order to provide food
for the hungry Here again he was
translated to the moon. where the Hin
dus. japanese and Chinese still affect
to see him in the well known spots on
the disk.
The Chinese still. at their great moon
festival of the Yueping, exchange cakes
of various sizes with relatives and
friends upon which are stamped fig
ures of hares crouehing among the
trees.
La Morse mythology we had bunny
figuring as the train bearer and light
bearer of Freyja. the goddess of the
| moon. and also identified with the Ro
man goddess Venus, whose festival
| was held at the beginning of April
| Freyja has also been identified with
/ the Anglican goddess Eostre or Ostara
from whose name we derive our pres
emit term Of Easter.
Ancient records will show that in TIT
seventeenth century no EnglishmaI
thought his feast complete unless OF
Easter day be ate fine big hare killed
for the occasion.
The hare by reason of it's connection
| with the moon became in sense tn,
herald of a new life. the springtide
From these several causes 1t has com
to be associated With the anniversar,
of Christ's resurrection. and thousand
OF children too young to appreciate tn
blessed truths that lie at the base o
the faith will nevertheless rejoice owe
novelties In Easter Dummies.
The Madisonian. (Richmond, Ky.) 1913-1914, 1914-04-07
AN EASTER
REUNION

RM Ugh In the church amphithea-
" ter hung the choir loft. and at
AE its rail that bright Easter
morning stood the church
quartet.
The organ pealed forth the strains
of the opening anthem--one of those
divine compositions of Mozart which
make the pulse of the righteous beat
more quickly and cause the ungodly to
think anew-and after it had been sung
the singers took their seats, separat-
ing. the two higher voices to the right.
the two lower to the left side of the
organ,
Herr Steinbuch. the organist. retired
behind the organ, drawing from his
pocket as he did, so copy of Sun
day newspaper.
He was musical editor of the sheet
and hastily scanned its pages for an
article. 1.-The Decline of the Fugue."
which he had written the Friday pre-
vious-toiling far into the night that it
might be concluded in time for the is
sue of Sunday.
The pastor began his Easter sermon.
but the singers paid small heed; each
was busy with his or her own thoughts.
In the eyes of Mattel Stuart. the con-
tralto. came a faraway look as she sat
beside her giant husband. the basso.
She was thinking that but three short
years before she had gone from that
church bride, leaning proudly upon
his arm.
And now? Yes. she was happy, she
reasoned. though her stalwart husband
had, unconsciously perhaps, dropped
The Madisonian. (Richmond, Ky.) 1913-1914, 1914-04-07
"cHRIST Is RlSEN"-A JOY
Gus EASTER MESSAGE.

Easter is the queen of festi-
walls. 1t is the commemoration of
supreme historic fact, the rev.
citation of supreme religious
truth, the inspiration of su-
preme spiritual consolation. the
force of supreme moral mo-
tive. OF Christ's resurrection
the apostles. the early disciples,
were witnesses. His death upon
the cross had filled them with
) anguish and despair. But when
the news on that first bright Eas-
ter morning spread from lip to
lip. 1.-The Lord hath risen, in
deed, and appeared unto Peter"
then was their sorrow turned
into rapture of joy. The tu-
multuous notes of that great
Easter chorale have rolled
through all after ages their IN
speakable gladness. That resur-
rection. that triumph over death,
has changed all the destinies
and frightened all the life of
mankind throughout the world
during the nineteen centuries
which since have passed.-Dean
Farrar.
The Madisonian. (Richmond, Ky.) 1913-1914, 1914-04-07
Iau the Easter Flower.

Lilies have been cultivated in Amer
lean gardens since early colonial days.
but the pioneer Madonna lily Is far
from common even in New England
and virginia, where it doubtless had
its first foothold. The old orange lily
is tolerably scarce and the tiger lily
has made no more than fair amount
of Roadway. Add the auratum and the
speciosum and the list of those that
are so much as toIerably familiar. tig-
ures in the home garden stops at five
this despite the fact that there are
a score or more of easy to grow spe-
cies. with numerous varieties and by
brids. And how many kinds OF hlies
are frequently seen in greenhouses!
Just orle.-"Lilies." by A. s. Adams
The Madisonian. (Richmond, Ky.) 1913-1914, 1914-04-07

LOVE LIGHT BURNED.
those little courtesies and attentions
which usually play so delightful part
in newly welded life.
Not that Stuart was DISCONTINUED
but his lack of appreciation of the con
traIto was caused by lack of thought
no doubt. Manlike. he was selfish.
though it must be said of him that he
had always proved what is known as
good husband" in the commonly ac-
cepted meaning of the term.
For the first time in months Stuart
thought that perhaps he did not place
sufficiently high value upon his wife
when his attention was attracted to
the other side of the choir loft. Some
thing unusual was going on there ap
parently.
John Crayton and Marian Griffin
were seated together. and the soprano
was so interested in what Crayton
was saying to her that she failed to
note the gaze of the basso.
Marian had known Crayton for
number of years. but had never looked
upon him as q sutton.
And now as she felt his breath upon
her cheek, heard his earnest words.
his appeal for reply. she could only
cast down her eyes until their long
black lashes seemed to throw shade
over her face.
The tenor seized her hand at the con-
clusion of his passionate entreaty and
was rewarded by a slight-a very
slight-pressure which told him that
he had not pleaded in vain
Then it was that Stuart placed his
great, hand upon his wife's arm and
leaning toward her, whispered gently:
"My darling. | realize now that
have been negleeting you. but have
not meant to do SO; it was only that
didn't think
In the eyes of the contralto bright
love light burned, and she patted the
hand of the big bassO with loving
touch.
The droning of the minister suddenly
| ceased. and the rustling of the people
below as they turned in the pews tolc
that the sermon was at an end.
The closing hymn was announced
and when it was finished the singers
walked from the organ loft arm II
arm. while Herr Steinbueh exclaimed
! petulantly:
sDonnerwetter. The singers seem t.
| be going to the dogs. That last hymn
| was given atrociously!'
But then perhaps Herr Steinbucl
/ was annoyed because he had been un
able. TO find .'The Decline OF tn
/ Fugue'' in his Sunday newspaper
Virginia Harmed In Philadelphia Press
The Madisonian. (Richmond, Ky.) 1913-1914, 1914-04-07
1T HE hearts a tomb. all
i@MS pulseless, cold,

i@SI pulseless, cold,
Long hid beneath the
silent mold
Of Doubt and Vanity and
Hate.
And yet beneath this noun
tain weight
A spark divine with power
untold.
When from the tomb the stone
is rolled
From unseen roots of Faith
there spring
The leaves of Hope. fast
blossoming.
And then a wondrous flower
in bloom
The flower of Love - and
from the tomb
The soul has risen. Thus re-
born.
Dost doubt the resurrection
morn?
The Madisonian. (Richmond, Ky.) 1913-1914, 1914-04-07
Live and Enjoy Easter.

Easter. glad feast of life. belongs
only to those who are alive In soul and
heart and mind. Hearts buried in
graves have but little share in its res
directing thrill
The Madisonian. (Richmond, Ky.) 1913-1914, 1914-04-07

Q 1914. by American Press Association.
Brown, barren fields and
leaden sky.
Wbere Lenten days drag
Sed slowly by,
Hnd death bad mocked
at faith:
Now sungIow on the east
ern bills,
New grass Blades. lilies.
daffodlls,
for Love bas conquered
Death.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1914-03-13

gave the yank the idol fell and broke
In q hundred pieces.
I'VE both started for the door. Just
as We reached It and saw safety ahead
4 priest appeared. In one hand he
carried q large knife. At. the time 1t
looked to be about two feet long. I
will almost swear he was seven feet
tall and four feet across the chest
Seeing the door blocked. we turned
toward the windows. We each went
out q different one. and. found our
selves ON . gallery. Not looking 10
see what 'Prunes' was doing. I start
ed running until saw . telephone
pole about four feet from the railing.
Deciding to take q chance. I made .
jump for 1t and caught on.
when I was on solid ground be-
gan to look for 'Prunes.' I found him
in Q saloon calmly drinking beer He
told me he had swung under the gal
lery and gone down q stanchion. He
proudly held up one hand and
showed me where he had been slight
ly cut by the priest as he swung over
the railing Of the gallery.
Needless to say. We never entered
another josshouse."