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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1914-05-02
zap.t. . EIoht United st.t...

Galveston, Tex, April 24.-Gen.
Emiliano zapata. commander Of the
rebels in southern Mexico. has for
mally declared war on the United
States. and is preparing to take the
field actively against the American
forces. according to advices received
here.
II the Zapata report proves true,
1t is OF grave significance.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-18
The War

From aiar there comes cry
THAT ascerds like Abel. blood Oh
Heaven
lis the vail of widows orphans.
mothers.
From Europe. nations. hattle-riyou
The kings can DO no wrong.
Nor can kiuFs ans wrong endure.
So thousands must their lIe-blool
give
To make the rights of kinss secure
sound the trumpets clarion call
Peat the reyerbeatiug drum
Bid them come from mart and home
Tell them that the war is on
Let the cannon angry roar
Drown the widowed mothers moan.
Blow the huEle. clark the sabre
Heed not the dying soli.or's er0am
cod OF armies thou that roignost.
We come before Thy mercy seat
MARSHAL on Thy hosts of Heaven
To end This war. We Thee entrcat
lua SOnstoErld kim
o.
4 short time ago a bie snip Sailed
out of New York hlrhor. frCighied
with toys and gifts for the little Rel
gIan children Christmas
Naterliuk the Belgian Shakespeare
ana the most dearly beloved writer %,
tAat country has written q beautiful
play about two little children and
what happened 10 them on one
Christmas eve.
This play win hc told iu all i's
mystical beauty in story form az tha
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-18

iho arriving visitors and ushcred
them In where a beyy of ladies IN
GLIDING the honor guest aud hos
tosses were in waiting 90 receive
them The afternoon was one long
to be- remembered hy am who par
ticipated. SO fun Of genuine plea
sure and congeuality. so free from
any demonstration Of the regret that
day hidden in the heart OF each
friend who knew Mr. Cooper and
though hating To give her mp. would
not saddeu the last visit with her
hy telling laying stress on a. Mrs
Cooper leaves with heartfelt wishes
from host OF friends that her re-
turn may be- speedy one and
though She will have new interests
ana new friend to claim her attcn-
ton. thar she always bear tender
remomberanCc for h,- Amarillo ad-
mirers
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-18
announcements.

The regular Teachers Trainins
Glass of the Central Presbyterian
church will meet this c,cninl as us.
nal az $50 O'Clock az the church
hey Thomson presiding
The Home Mission Society of tho
First Christian church will meet this
afternoon In The uarlors of th,
church promptly a. % clock, ana
all members are urged 20 bee prcsen'
promptly on time equipped with
needles aud thmhlcs so that the
quilting may proceed without dcaly.
60
The Ladies' Aid Soc.cty Of tho
First Presbyterian church viii meet
this afternoon with Mrs G. Is.
Whitcomh, sos Fillmore street at a.
o'clock
The Bell Bennett Auxiliary Of tho
Polk Street Methodist church VIII
meet this afternoon 900 O'Clock at
'ho church
Tho J. T.. G. Club win meet Thur
day afternoon with Miss Toll"o Pier
son. ll09 Taylor street
Go
The J., r. G.. club Will Dee enter
tanned hy Mis- Esther Randall
Thursday evening l5ll lmco'n
street
-
The Stoddard Travel Glass will
meet Friday afternoon 100 3.3u
O'Clock az the home of Mn loui
Anthony. 1905 Tyler street
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-18

Aprons loose most oI their terror
if they are attractive. $40 an apron
that follow the latest note boz lash.
ion is sure Goo ho popular
Such ls the now basque apron e
pattern for which Is now sold by one
of the pattern oompauies n e
made with loug-Naisted basque
section. that De-. closed either In the
front or back with long row oi
buttons There is Hopping sash at
the bach When tb, apron is but
toned iu front It looks quite like q
basque and q long tunic. for the lop
go part flares quite as the new
tunics are supposed 90 flare n b.
made without sleeves with short
kmouo sleeve. CO.. with Iou Do. hon
sleeves
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-18

The Paiarito club will meet Fri
day afternoon with Mrs " u stan
dish. 3Ol North Lincoln street
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-18
HEADACHE STOPS.
NEURALGIA GONE
Dr.Y James Headache Powders
give instant relief-Cost
dime a package.

Nerye.racklng. splitting or dun,
throbbing headaches yield in just few
moments 20 Or. lanes Headache Pow
ier which cost only 10 cent? a pack.
.r. .f ans drug store lt's the quick
..t -urU-t headache relief in the whole
world Don't .ufferi Relieve the
IgUny 1rl Ji.'rc-. uow' Nou can.
MILLIONS of mon 1ul women have
found 'hai headache and neuralgia
misery 8. needless. Get what you ask
iHr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-18

The Womans Club will meet
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. II G..
Hendricks. 1900 Van Buren, street
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-18

The Pilgrim Workers of the
Conversational church will meet
this afternoon with Mrs A. p.
Bright. 1893 Lincoln street az $3.50
O 'clock instead OF with Mrs shouts
as was az first planned
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-18
CBY MISS SOPHIA MEYFR

q HiEE School Auditorium on FriadN
night hy Mrs lua Sonstegard King
/ The teacher ot English in Tucumoa-
ri High High school writes Mrs.
Kings interpretations oi literature
. is markedly sympathetic By train
/ ing and personality she D. specially
/ fitted for her work Grown people
as wall as children are fascinated h'
her stories Her RluC Bird recii-
al here was success in every way
40 Canyon where her recital was
given twice. teachers the public
schools and the Normal school spoke
of her work boz the highest terms.
Story tclline has long been lost
art. hut there Is nov great revival
of this kind of entertainment and tho
public viii find 10 q welcome change
from the old time Elocution and slit
ga way of presenting 20 them the
great master pieces of literature
Every mothey and child in the civ
should hear The story OF the Blue
Bind
The state Convention of Womln's
Clubs Inch opened yesterday IN
Galveston. Is being widely attended
rom every quarter The Panhandle
i- very ably represented uy Mrs w.
4 Warner of Claude Following BE-
the greeting 90 the Federation from
the chairman of the peace committee.
Mrs Mary T.. Chri-tensc., OF Port
Arthur
u ann glad 10 b, with you after du
absence OF nearly year Mrs. FaU
has requested mo 90 serve Won atn'0
as chairman of the peace committee.
bet us 10 AN we can go MAX" suc-
cess of our work for peace because
we have the dreadful example r'
what war is Bon the battle that are
now being fought Boz Europe
"rho hand that rocks The cradle
rules th, world When the mothers
of the world demand that their Sous,
] the men children that We hale gone
down throu.h the valley ana thu
shadow ul death Co bear. shall not Ar
p sacrificed in wars then and not tlll
/ then win wars cease Co hp. Aul
/ how shall this demand De- m1de' By
/ teaching oar children the beauties oi
peace and industry and the horrors
/ and destruction of war. The sur
/ way 90 influence q nation s.. io train
/ the thoughts of the high school me
/ college ANA the university stuicr'-
7 for they are the Comiur Influential
. citizens
The SUNDAY before Christmas b.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-18

The Athenaeum club will meet
Friday afternoon at the home OF Mrs
Y n Amos. 1ol Harrison street
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-18

from g 90 e. O'Clock
Miss Zettu GRAY win entertain the
Entire Noua club Thursday afternoon
November 80.
The picriau club will meet with
Mr. Tom Currier at 1900 Van
Burcn street. November 18Th AZ g
O'Clock Following BIS the program
English Drama
Director. Miss Harriet Corhin.
Roll call Early En1lish Drama
fists
Paper pro-Shakospoaran Ora
matists. Mrs Raw NhcatlCy.
Pageant aud Theatres ct Elizabe-
than Time. Mrs ~. T. Jennings
Reading "N New Way 10 PAY
Od Debts
Questions.
l. Compare the mental state OF
the English poonle of the period OF
Elizabeth with that of the Spaniards
OF that time.
. Describe the rise OF the pro
fcsiunM actor Zoo England
g. Ten the story of the play "Thr
cradle at Security
What scenery and costumes
we're com iiorcd necessary
Why Vorc tho first English
theatrc- built
Describe iuom.
q What did Sidney think OF their
ARRANGEMENTS
g. What dramatic writer's immo.
diptoly proceeded Shakespeare
What ct their stylc'
Stoddard Travel class No 2 will
meet Friday afternoon November 20
/ n $50 O'Clock with Mrs. Louis An
/ thony lGOG Tyler street
Lesson Paris
Forcwurd. Jean Val Jean. by the
/ leader.
Members are requested TO read
fret 200 PAGES OF Hugo.g Les MIS-
CRADLES
Roll caII Quotations from Les
/ Miserable
Topics for discussion
4 Iarlm du Carrnuacl
%. Place du Carrousol
g. The Louvre
Z statue of Jean a Arc.
o. Tho1tr, Francois.
g. Place Ncupmo.
q The Boulalards.
pIrI IAN Cafes.
NcWs stands
90 Tho H1siillo.
o. Arch O. Triumph
~ Uuie de- UOulOgup.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-18

IU.'u Sew. Want Ads must be ac-
umuunI Ht ts, CASH
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-18

The Round Dozen club enjoyed el
ttcrnoou of rare pleasure yesterday
with charming Mrs U Thomsp t'
lend inspiration The guest gather
cd 90 am early hour 90 the parsonage
for their usual afternoon OF need.
work ANA these meetings have hr
come such pleasant affairs 500 do
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-18

lightuIy informal and so much real
good gained Towards the close 1'-
ternoou tea was daintily served h'
the hostess and later the guests de-
parted with the memory OF most
enjoyable afternoon attending them
The girls OF the senior Epworth
League of the polk street Methodist
church leiightfuNy entertained the
boys of IN, League saturday even
ing az the home of Miss Nell Hess
The mode of diversion was candy
feast all every variety ot this
toothsome dainty was Concocted lH-
ter 90 D., rapidly disposed of hy 'At
appreciativo guests who did ~ .uIl
Justice Those present were
Nisso. Blanche Bcerup. Louise
Clark. RUTH CoWell Florence cor
neuus. Mari, Crawford. Grace Fink
lea. Nell Hess Vera Livingston. Ruth
Kerr. ucbbie Patterson. Grace ond
Ruth Parkinson Florence traN-
ford. Nina leWeIling. Margaret Bass.
Lucille Little. Euuico Reeves, Reua
and Grace Ford. Syhio Finkloa, Leo
ta callahan. Trula TroNwell, Nir-io
ana losc Tiuklp1. R"esic Round
tree Nossr- Bryan collins. Forest
Barnes. Glen plaukcnship Don
Fccmstcr Francis Mcconnell. Henry
Miller. Marvin Wilson. Chas Hatchol
Robert Cook. Percy Carter Alhor.
LobccN phil Parkinson. Holmes
Wheeler. Spencer Leonard Little.
R.y Nav. RoVark Emmil toblo.
coffee. ! g.. Armstrong, thas
voung. Reeves. Eos Taylor CLYDE
Gregg. Geo. piicoEo
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-18

rs cooperation ot the public
school, ana public library of Sagl.
nav Mich hold at l,as. three Art
exhibits @ year The love of art AMI
Co., groat influence ON the lives oi
children and grown APPS is brought
home tn everyone Who accepts the
privilege open 40 them One of th"
MOST effective plans utilized Is Oh"
offering OF prizes 90 school children
Zach exhibit of Arts and CRAFTS
grows better and the extension OF
GOOD 10 all CLASSES is paying the way
10 higher aims and better life in 90"
cit, of Saginaw There are no charE
ps made and the interest awakened
already has been past an oNp"cia
ton. I'm tho NOT very distant future
when Amarillo i- Boo 'he possession Of
"a Woman club House. then q pur.
tirn can bo devoted go au art dis
plHN of tho pupils oI th" schools ana
the many artists throughout tine citN
Those Who own rare old painting
can lend them on special eNhi u
DAYS ON days when "a renowned
painting. Or q copy of one Is exhibit
ga. member selected from SOM"
club should prepare % lecture telling
|its history and sketch OF the paint
cr. and this the hlgh school pupils
should be- permitted Co take adNfn-
|t.gc oi Amarillo is lasl hecomi'H
center OF music and all other cul-
tlrai attainment should follow
closely in line
\ black SKIS and n niping wind were
/ Lost 20 M, mory when the doors of The
I lovely. spacious home OF Mrs y o.
+ Kerr opened 10 admit nearly % hIn-
bred .ucst Monday afternoon who
ra1 responded to au invitation to
lHthor for 900 informal social after
polu Jo bid Mrs % ~ Cooper. Mrs
| William Iotor ana Mrs Earnest T..
! Robinson farewell The entire loHnr
floor slowed Wits thn sunshine of
loldou chry Hu'HrWuw. Great shit
,nos lu garden basket. and lardul,rs
.. rose. ana ru .rf beauties boo 300
ouccuI. place" After '.e first
lr,pUug. au enjoyable program No'
rendered as follows
m,' Violin aud piano Misses
CLARK
R,al.uc Mrs O. o. Johnson
Vocal Nr = y Hm-I,l
TIk Mrs Arthur Taror
Sons Miss Hiatt
Piano Mis-. britain
TlIt 500. person
p..rarso Nr. b o. Cooper
tn.. II. rru ram fHo Hdie. gath.
,r.d Boo #... muap. while 4rHuo01
f., $50. .ar.,i tl. quest. uu erin.
Ion. over f...r .fI,u. 10Th to .r...
fo ri close which MIGHT possibly Do.
tHu.I limo aI rurfH Boz brought
'I,u.lrf.. together
T.. Hu..e..,. rr fH. dtHgII.I
,..r. .ar. u..lar . % Ecrr o.
vs. Op.r. 6 p -..I..Hlrrar. % E
g..n and STR Cook Amar .u
deem. r-ru. the 'u.. o.. iUU.. for
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-18

Daily Sow Want Ad. must b' Io
rompsnisi hy thc CASH
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-23
Sic Grnte nno tire
Tol9en.

8isber bieb es in Sen @almitats-
8eri9ten ser groBtapitaltitti6en
8IGtter immer, nidts Tonne Der Bro=
iperitdt auf 6ie 8eine belfen, ebe ni@t
cine giinitige @rhl6etoumg Ser @om>
milIion Den 8abnen cine &atenerbo<
bung 5ngeitan6en babe. limo nit be-
megli6en @orten tp11r6e nns BET
iid)ert, sic 8roiperttdt Ser 8abnen
bringe sic 8roiperttdt 6es 9anoeS.
Inns bot Die So9e immer 1mgefebrt
porgel6tpebt. Die @rolperitat 6es
9an6es iidert Die &roiperitat Ser
@abnen, tpen1r 6teie ntdt pon ibrert
9eitern an Ser 8orie un6 iomitmie in
@pefulotionen bergeu6et miro. Mber
6as por 9aienanii9t, tp1r6e u1rs ge=
lagt. gs 1iege 6od flor outage, 6oB,
tpenn sic &obe ser Sradtroten genii=
gen6 lei, um sic Tradtbef0r6erung
lobneno GIT MAIDEN, Die @erluite UNTO
GROCER mer6en miiBten, lie mebr 5t
8reiien bef0rbert tper6e, 6ie 6ie So
item 1ridt 6edten. nn6 10 iab mat
einer 1eits in 6e1 @eridten sic 8abn=
praii6enten nit 5dreden sic 100000
6radhpagen 3abGen, 6te angebli@ 111t<
benubt 6nitan6en, nn6 m6ererietts
nit Mengiten Ser Belt entgegenbarrem,
in Ser iie 3u 6en iebigen @aten tpie-
Ser miir6en ben1bt mer6en miiiler.
8ie es a119 imr1er fan11, es be6eutete
Mnin, mer1r ni9t i6nen Die @rlaltb.
mfg 311r @erehn1tng boberer Bretie
gegeben tparbe.
sic lit mod nidt gegeben tnorben,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-23
,,samoem Oct @apie."

v0ie Siinoen ser Natpite" iin6 fir
piele @eg1rer unierer fl. &ird)e etn
bohwinfomle1ter Btllen, oen lie ni6t
gen11g pioerfaiiuen tonnen, Inn 1te ge>
gen oaS 0ogma Ser ltnfeblbarfeit Der
Naplte uno Sic Stride lelb1t aus3nlpie=
len. Sen %eriteren tann man entgeg<
men, oob bas Bripatlebem Der Baplte
NIT SEM 9ogma ser unfeblbartett
nidts 5u tbun bat, iooab man, obne
ungeredt gu fem, Seoem, Der oielen
alten Bairen 5um Marfte tretbt, iagen
fam, es feble linn ser aufrt4tige Mtl'
le our Drientirung Iber 6tele Srage.
Sen arrberen aber, 6ie gla11ben, oaB
man nit iolden Dingen Die gottlide
9eitung Der Stride beitreiten tann,
mug 6as biitorii6e @etpiiien gel4arft
ner6en. @en11 unter 6en 26O Hap1ten
felt 1000 Sabren ieds ooer iieben mo-
rem, 6eren Bripatleben Dem @borafter
ibres Mmtes nidt entfprah, berebttgt
oas gu 70 nngemeinen Mnfloget, pte
lie meiitens porgebraht merben, ni&t.
@aren 6iele 9eltte ntdt 10 h1r3iidtig,
10 tpiroen iie nidt iiberieben, 6ob Tie
NIT 6iel en Mnitdten Ser Sude btenen,
ser lie i9a6en mollen. 8arnm lteuen
ii6 sic @erren ntdt einmal Die Srage:
@ie lit es oenn moglid, 6ab cine @e=
meinIdaft, cine Stride, Die BON benz
jenigem, sic ibr als @oriteber beiteat
iino, om oueridmeri ten belet6igt, ia
!iogar bieIfa@ nit @dma@ un6 S6an<
6e iiberbduft tp11r6e, nidt gu @run6e
gebt un6 aus Dem @eod@tntB Der
Menifen p00ig a11sgemer5t miro
menn iie muir Meni9emerf mare?
6iirtpobr mebr als 6ie l1eb%ertpinoutng
Ser a11bere1t @efabrer benefit oieie lie
berrpinoung Ser tnneren &rilen Die
g0ttlide 2eitnrg Der Stride.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-23

9ade,. oab Sic gintpanoernr1g mdt
iofort merflid ubnimmt, mem Die
mirtblduftliden @erbaltniile ii& bier
5u perlble6tern beginnen; Sic Ab=
1mb1ne erfolgt in. 6em Mabe, als Die
@1tn6e bon oe1n it@ bier boll5ieben-
Sen @an0el oriiben befannt miro.
0afiir begin11t aber bier iofort Die
Miiidtponoer11ng ein5uieben, nno NIT
ser ;3eit regl1lieren Git nn6 M11s=
panoerung it6 automatii@ 10, bob
ser Mrbeitsmarft 61r6 oie 3mtpanoez
rl1rg, a1h wenn iie ii@ on 1i@ nod
in groBen 3ablen bemegt, nidt inert
Iih bela1tet miro. Wus aus 0en 5ta=
t~iltifen fir Sic erite &alfte oes lanz
fenoen Sabres nit iiber5ertge1oer
0el1tlidfeit %berDorgebt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-23

unp nier1ono tpeiB, Oh mn6 tua11tt eS
qeld)eben tpiro. Mber erfreuli9ermei-
lie leien mir in @letps Seem Dorfer
Tinan5beri@t:
uDie @abnen meroen tpabridein=
lih mebr mirflide @tlfe BON Ser @ie=
oerbelebutlg oes @eidaftes erbalten,
ais BON irgen6 melden 3u%geitanonii-
fen ser 3miidenltoaten 2 &an6elsfom-
miliion. Die glan5en6en @rntem1s-
li@ten inn @ei ten nn6 ar1 Der @a5ifif=
fit1te iin6 BEL meitem bos ermutbi<
gertolte Symptom. Sier lit mirflider
neuer @ei@tbum. l1niere @ei5en=
ernte lit einfa6 phenomenal; Tie Der
lpri6t einen @rtrag bon 900 @illio=
nen 8ui6el nn6 miro in tpenigem $50
hen 700 Miuionen Collars nel1ert
@eidtbrm i6affen. Sic @abnen itel=
len bereits sic @agen fir oen SranS=
port bereit. 8anfiers uuo @aufle1te
I'M @etrei6egiirtel iin6 auBeroroent=
lid boffmungspou. Sic miiie1, ser
|6armer, ser @el6 hat, gtbt @elo aus.
Size groBen @aufbaui er I'M 8eiten
ftn6 offenfun6ig boiler @ertrauen, II.
II. no."
Sic guter @rnteausftdten itn6 felt
lange betannt. Mber trob6em mr1roe
sic @ei@aftslage tribe gei@iloert.
@ober iett ser l1midApung? Die
|&offmng, 6en @ongreB oa6ur4 an
ser Boiiierung ser Mntitruitgeiebe gu
|bin6ern utro cine i@leunige @ater1er=
b0bumg bon ser @ommtifion 5u er=
5pingen, boben 1id als polldg ats
1i9tslos ertpieien. Sc bat feinen
3mef mebr, ii@ beforgt 3u ite1en. Ser
p1pdologiide Moment 6afiir lit porii,
Der. 9ie @abrbeit 6arf h1no tper'
6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-23
soeben eri1ienem*

Ser Mufruf sur Sbeilnabm1e at Der
ea5t .@%e1eralper iam1lung ser oel1t1he1
s@atbolifen i1 Miiniter in 8etfalen
lit Ioeben pom @orlton6 oes 2otalto=
mitees ausgeldidt mor6en. S11 bent
1elben beiBt es nod @irnpeiS opf Die
beioen friiberen in Miiriter abgebal=
tenen Ser ammlun9en in oen Sabren
1852 un0 1885.
9sun mer0en mir gum oritten male
unieren 8riioern aus alen 8al1e>1
0eutlhlan6S sic @an6 entgegem=
7treden uro iie nit edit meitfaltlder
Boltfre11no1 d)aft BEL uns aufnebmen
f6nnen. IS iino iebt gerabe 100
Sabre, ooB &ailer @arl Ser @roBe,
ser @run6er 6es 8istbums Miinlter,
1ein tbote1reides 9eben beenoet bat.
SIM &inblif auf oieie n Seloentat1er
un0 inn M1t6enfen an Sen ct item gt=
1f)of bon Miiniter, Ben beiligen 9no-
gerlts> 6eiien 1100iabrigen Sooes.
tug mir Dor flint Sabren feitli@ be-
gangen baben, boffen mir 5rperfiht<
Iid, 6oB 6iele 81. @eneralberl ar1m=
lung ser @atboliten Deuti@lan6s 1T
glei6er @eiie fir uniere beilige Sir
DE, tpie fir uniere 6eutides @ater=
ln16 bon mnbrem Se9en un6 bauern<
ser 8ebea1t11ng fein miro. sic miro IN
idtperer 3eit ii6 Dor Ole Mufgabe ge-
felt feben, gegemiiber SEN oues ger
ieten6en Mdidten 6es l1nglal1beas
utro ser chronological ~gegeniiber Sen
admpfen 6es Srei6entertbrnms nno
-toes nmitnraes> gegeniiber Sen Motben
nn6 @efabren ser 3eit bic polle &raft
6es oItert fntboliiden @1mtbenS, oe1r
2u6gerus nnleren @dtern gepre6tgt
,rn6 ben Softer @arI ser @roBe ou<
3eit geidirmt bot, au@ fir sic neue
Belt al ertpeil EN-, 6ie nrberbrii6ltde
Sre11e 6es fatbolti6en 8oltes aller
Stdr6e 511 ibrer beiligen Stride un6
, ibrem Sberba1tpte muf's neue 5u ge=
loben, un6 sos beilige 66ener Ser Sc
gei1terung fir sic S6eale IN ieres fa=
tbolii6en @la1benslebens mie6er melt
at Deden.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-23

Brttr q biz H..

REMEMBERING 6es proteitantii6en
8ebolferungs5uma@ies BON 60.3 auf
51.9 Ero5ert 5u per3ei@nen, pdb-
reno Die @e6urten aus totbolil6en
CHEN BON 33.9 auf 40.8 Bro3ent ge-
itiegen iino. Sn Sabre 1911 ollein
baben sic Hrotel tanten einen @iif-
gang bon 1918 un6 6ie &ut6olifen
ienen 3umads bon 1868 ain6ern
auf5utpeiien. Jroberger re6net aus,
6aB mentr Sic @ntmidlung in 6ieiem
MaBltarbe meiter gebe, in Breuben 1T
SO Sabren Der Nadtpuds gu AIS
Hro3ent fatbolii6 nn6 MIR GIT 43.5
Gro5ent proteitantiia fem per6e. Die
@@u1itatiltif be1tatigt 6ie Mngaben
6roberger'S. Son 1886 biz 1911 bat
iid in 8reuBem sic 3ob1 ser epange-
lii6en @olfsi@iler bon 1902 ,856
auf 3,871,002 nn6 sic Ser fatboli-
iden bon 1,730,402 ouf 2,65O>722
bermebrt, 8. /. 6ie oteitantiiden I'M
1884, Ole fatboliiden S9iiler ober
um 52.2 Bro3ent. Da11ert 6ieies Ber-
baltniB an, erflaren sic proteitami=
iben @lGtter, 10 miro bereits int
Sabre 1926 cine Mebrbeit bon fatbo,
li1@en S6iilern nn6 6ementipreden6
in ablebborer 3eit audi Ser Sc an1nt-
bep0lferung 5u Der5ei@nen fem.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-23
@trb @rembem tatbolii@?

Mit @el1nrubig1tng mer6en in ser
fon~ierbatipen &reiie De1ttidlanb's
@eroffentlidungen 6es proteitantt=
iden 8aitors 6roberger @res6en)
oufgenommrer, Ser na93utpeiien iudt,
oaB greuBen i@on in 5tpei Bis orei
Menidenaltern cine fatboliide Be-
b0lter11ngsmebrbett baben mer6e. @n
ser &on6 zines reiden, ansebli@ 5u=
berldiiigen 3obIenmateriols meiit Ser
Yoitor rtad}, 6oB sic @eburten aus
proteitantiiden Chen felt bret Deoen-
nien INNER mebr 511riid9eben, mab,
reno sic aus totbolif6en @ben in fte,
ter 3unabme begriffen iin6. Mo@
ser @tatiitif Sroberger's 1T in Sem
33eitraum bon 1875 bis 1912 cine