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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-25

evening this young lady together
with Mr. and Mrs Jud Mitchell were
handsomely entertained AZ the Lille
home where the evening was made
enjoyable with music aud iced re-
ireshmenis
Mrs Jim Wright OF l.ipscomb
county was visiting friends in Ca
radian the latter part Of last week
Henry philips aud family depart
cd last Monday night for the noun
tain regions OF Colorado Mrs phil
ips is iu poor health and the trip g.
tor the purpose OF beneiitting her
sheriff Tipps was in Amarillo on
business the early part of the week
Mrs Andrew Ackers and little
daughter went 10 Higgins last Mon
day nighi and will visit With home
folks Tor q few weeks.
Miss nollie McAdams who has
been absent from Canadian for sov.
crll months returned the early part
of the week
Miss cora Pryor Of Clovis New
/ Mexico visited with her sister Mrs
John Perry aud brother. Carly Pryor
until last Tuesday together with Mr.
. Perry she left for visit with friend.
in wellington Kansas
Mr. John 70. Jones and daugh-
/ ter. Nellie. and Miss Annie Wright
departed last Monday night for Colo
3 RADIO springs Tor a short vacation M
/ the mountain surroundings.
Mrs 7 Young OF Childress is IN
Canadian 10 visit with the Spiller
family
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CANADIAN

Mrs sam lsaa.s gave lawn
party one eyeniu. this week In hon.
or Of her two Gees. Misses Ethel
and Mary Isaac OF snyder The
young folks eng sed in games and
contests upon 10 lawn and prizes
were awarded % Hiss Hazel Reed. o
hand painted pin tray. and 20 Miss
Eva Breyfogle. book
Art Reed re'ur ed the later part
% last week fr0r Topeka. Kansas.
where he had bee under fhreatmeuf
in The santa - spital
Miss Minnie So ters % Glalier
peni the week o. sith Hazel Reed
Miss Empress irriugton Is spend
INK the week with her sister. Mr..
has Teas. in Canadian
Mrs Y " T1uel Of Wichita
Fails. Who spent 'lree weeks in ca.
madam with her parent Nr aud
Mfs " -. WaFgHner ha. returned
10 her home
Rev Cooper. PASTOR OF iHe local
baptist church. reported in an
improved condfH n following scy-
ersl weeks of o. a.
Le.lie wormor q Hereford came
90 from Hereto LAT saturday
evening aud speT sunday eifh The
Ne.ks family. re- ninr o. Hereford
together 9TH "a Mormon TIE
eafly part ~ ths fe-k
Miss Vera Luu run az shaiiuck
4 visiting a IN altchei home ir
Canadian ths s@ek On SUNDAY
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alton. II Is called the "Anti-Can'w
Club, and is composed OF thirteen
members. Regular sessions are held
every other Thursday.
The meeting this week was held
with Miss Lola Crager, from to q
O'Clock. The time was pleasantly
spent with music and In working on
a quilt This quilt will be given 10
some needy person. or sold, and the
proceeds given 10 charitable work.
Miss Crager served delightful cake
and cream.
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Ben Talley returned from ANA
rillo Tuesday morning
Mrs. X. u. Duniyen lett Thurs
day on an extended visit to White
Deer. Amarillo aud Hunt county
Texas.
Ray DlckersOn and wife returned
Monday evening from iiainyieW
where they have lived since their
marriage. and intend 10 make this
their home
Frank McAfeo entertained in hon
0r OF the Lucky l3s and their
friends on last Thursday evening
Miss Florence ilondrick OF Amarillo
vas the out-of town guest Iu"
beautiful vine screened porch of the
.dcAfeo home pro ed 10 be- delight
iul place tor q party and II was made
especially so by '1e use OF ponnants
and cushioned porch seats
The young ladies' complied with
/ the request made In the invitations
/ to bring your asst summers hats
and YOU should ave seen the won
/ derful creations mich emerged from
/ the skilled ifl '1gers Of the Young
men after short period Of hat
trimming. AfHr discovering "
would be- lmpos lie 10 decide which
hat was the pref est the guests gave
their attention tH a most iutcrei INK
| auction sale Tie host proved ~ ho
a very capable aHctioneer and after
a period Of live'g bidding the mer-
~ makers found themselves In pos
session OF variou- looking bundles
/ Excitement ran Dol gh as The package
we're unrapped and n was discovered
what wonderful bargains they con-
tanned Delicious. refreshmen'-
were served aud the guests regret.
fully departed declaring % one oi
the very jOlliest parties they bad
ever attended
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CLAUDE.


Judge Logue aud Miss Lilly spent
sunday In Aamrillo with Mrs Bana
Ray.
Theo Marsh. who has been with
Edga Areritte for a couple OF weeks.
has returned 10 Fort Worth.
Miss Emma GOodger very pleas
antly entertained a number OF her
young friends Saturday evening.
Mrs. c. o. Kight treated ner
friends 10 an all-day quilting and an
elegant dinner Wednesday.
Mrs. G. W Barnett came up from
Denton Tuesday TO spend a month
with her son. Walter Hogg.
Mrs. j. j. GOodger Is entertaining
Misses Winnie and Ethel Terry OF
Dallas and he sister-in-law. Mrs. +.
L. Green OF Alvord.
Dan Lacewel has returned 90 his
old home. He was accompanied ny
his wife They are stopping at the
Palace hotel
Miss Kate Brady returned from
Canyon last Saturday. one session of
the summer normal having closed.
Miss Winona Wolf vii remain a fort
night or longer.
Mrs. W. T. SHE'D and daughter.
Miss Nora. returned Saturday from
Colorado Springs.
D. ID. Garrison brought his daugh-
ter from sanitarium the first or
the week, where she has been receiv-
ing treatment The young lady iF
improving and will soon be well
again.
Mrs. W " Mcmillan OF Fl Worth
who spent several days with her
brother e. u Hunter. went down TO
Henrietta Tuesday morning where
she will visit few days before re-
turning home
Mr.. and Mrs Felix Honnol have
returned TO their home at Plainyiew
after pleasant visit with friends
vino are always glad TO meet them
Mr. Honnal looked after his biz
whea crop while here
Mrs. Lima Churchill Of WodsborO.
Texas, visited her sister. Mrs Z.
Wolf. this week after a visit 10 her
childen al Lockney Mrs. Nplf az
cJmLanied Mrs. Churchill 10 Spring
ton where they VIII spend a few
DAYS with their father. thus bringing
together all that remain Of the fam
,ly.
The Thimble Club met with Mrs.
+ O. Wilson Thursday.
Mrs. Geo Robertson Is numbered
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SOCIETY NOTES FROM
NEIGHBORING TOWNS

with the sick this week.
Miss Mabelle Tisdale OF Pampa Is
with Miss Nellie West this week.
Miss Beatrice Story Of Clarendon
Is with her aunt. Mrs. e. u. West.
Mrs. n. h. Robbins OF Clarendon Is
visiting her father. J B. BreedlOye
Mrs. j. T. Goodger Of Vernon rs
the guest OF her son, II. c. Goodger
Mrs. j. y Hines Dallas Is with
her brother J. l. clay and other rel
atives.
Kenneth Julian OF Levy. n. NJ. was
with H. NJ Davis and family this
week
Messrs Harvey and Brown OF Al
word are In the j. T. Baker home
this week.
Miss Myrtle Mullins and Billy
Ragsdale OF Collinsyile are with Mrs
n. II Kight.
Misses Madge and Harda Clark
have returned from a visit to rela-
tiyes AZ Stephenville
Mrs. Myrtle Gerard OF Vashti. Tex
as. Is the guest OF her cousin Miss
Bonnye Baker
Miss Nora Young OF Memphis Wis
tied Mrs e. II. keeter az her coun-
try Ohme last week.
Mrs Grace Ragsdale OF Tioga. Tex
as, is here on visit to her father.
Edgar Ayeritt.
Mrs Ellis Brady and children OF
Vernon are visiting J. r Brady and
family this week
Mrs ] l.. O'Keefe of Archer city.
niece Of Mrs J r. Christian. came
! IN Tuesday night for a few days Wis
IT,
Lee Hunter, who has been with his
brother. e. y. Hunter. several days.
returned To his home AZ Allen, Tex
as. Tuesday.
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Mrs. I'D Wilson JUNIOR has return
ed home from Missouri.
Little Miss Jessie Cas- Is visiting
relatives at Estelline.
Mrs l.. j. Tankersley left Tues
day for Stamford TO visit her bro
Their.
Mrs J. u. Hughes was hostess OF
the F0rty-two club Monday.
Miss Dollie McAdams has return
ed To Canadian.
Mrs VIII Altman aud son left for
Colorado Sunday.
Miss Ora Ball is visiting her aunt.
Mrs Green. al Rule.
Miss Glen Motley IL back home
from Wellington.
Miss Mona Rogers Is teaching the
summer school al Spring Creek.
Miss Theima Hall left for Brown.
wood last week To friends
Mrs. Kinr has returned from
Ennis.
l.. Simpson came In from Fort
Worth Tuesday morning.
Mrs ID +. Decker left for LaPorte
Friday.
Fred Hanna returned from a short
business trip to Artesia last night.
Iona Vestal is visiting her aunt
at Cyril Okla.
John Baker. Howard Newly and
the Misses Tankersley motOred TO
Chldress Saturday.
I DR. II. A. Gillian of Potersburgh
is visiting J q. Gillian. and his sis
/ ter-in-laW.
Mr. Hudson. who left here some
six years ago. Is again with Al Dor
sey.
Roy Neblett of wichita Falls ar
I rived In town Monday To spend a
J few days with his mother.
} J.. \. Odell and family left Tues
day for Commanche to spend a week
win his father.
George Webb was over from Odeil
. Tuesday, and reports his town as
very prosperous.
G. " Crews of Childress was here
Monday 10 visit his father-in-law
! ". J Odell.
/ Misses Willie Baker and Cora
/ Ferguson leave for Clarendon sun
/ day.
Mrs. VI. e. Gotten will return To
pdlias Tuesday. accompanied by
Miss Ethel Frizzell
". A. Wilhelm Is home again af-
ter an extensive auto nip through
Central Texas.
Mrs Oscar Hall has left for a six
~ days trip to ST Louis and other
points.
Mrs Dye has returned to Elkhart
after visiting her nephew. JnO. T..
/ l.cdbetter.
Miss Winnie Sparks has returned
from Purcell. Okla. with her cous.
ms, Misses Alma and Clara rails.
Mrs Jno. Riggs lett Thursday
morning for Vernon to spend the
week end with her sister.
Mrs. j. A. Radford will leave for
Amarillo next week 10 attend the
marriage OF her sister. Miss Banks
Nicely TO Mr.. Thompson OF Dallas
The j. -, Godletts gave a picnic
on the creek last night In honor OF
the Pipers and Randolphs OF Chilli.
ctthe.
r H. Maupin has rented Mrs
Tankersley's cottage. This lady aud
her daughters propose to accompan,
Enmctt Tankersley 20 Oregon
/ T. X. Hawkins returned Monday
night from visit tO Denver where
he had attended grand lodge Of The
Elks.
Ralph Hughes and family ant
Durwood Griffith left Saturday fol
Corpus Christi In their auto 10 b,
absent several weeks
The kerrigans will leave fol
Maine by the first. and during thei
absence their house will be- occupied
by Walter Stokes and wife.
Harry Morris came In from ore
gon last week TO wind up some at
iairs here Emmett Tankersley an,
family will return with him mex
week and Emmett will be- placed II
charge Of one OF the Morris stores.
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The Pajarito club will be enter.
tanned July 81 at the home Of Mrs
! VI Davis. coo Fillmore street.
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Amarillo Society

BY special request the Flower
land Pageant given al the Grand
Thursday evening with such success
will be- repeated this EVENING, the
curtain 10 rise at $50 o'clock. An
attractive feature will be the olec-
ton returns which will be display
ed from time 10 time on the curtain
A full rehearsal will be held this
morning AT the Grand az 10 o'clock
and all who took part are urged 10
he present.
The ladies of the Congregational
! church viii hold a market today
nt the Amarillo Drug Store when all
| kinds Of enjoyable edihlcs will be-
on display ANY one wishing a spec
ial kind of cake. bread or pies for
! sunday are invited 10 phone in their
orders ahead of time Ia 500, and
special pains will be- made 10 give
the best Of satisfaction
The pajarito club will be enter
tanned July 81 at the home Of Mrs.
! VI Davis. COO Fillmore street
| O.
Program for the local union to be-
held at First congregational church
sunday July 20. l9ll al $3.50 .. M.
Topic The Christian aud his
Earthly Citizenship
Leader ". Y Watkins.
Genegal song service under the
direction of the Christian Endeayor
at the First Congregational church.
Special music
Program.
g. How the Church Influences
the State Mr. Thos f. Turner
. The Duty Of Citizenship Mr.
- g Hume.
g. Conscience in citizenship
Rev &. j Kellner.
4 Inseliishness In Citizenship -
Miss Reda llill
%. The Welfare Of Making the
Aim Of Citizenship Mr.. T. ] Pue.
.. Citizenship and Religion Dr
Ernest r. Robinson
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81 ,N,H.

+ NJ Spencer and family returned
home from Missouri last week
Miss Laura Clark of Erie arrived
here Thur day to visit Mrs Grundy.
Miss lettie Robbins has returned
from Oh" Canyon Normal
Miss Nellie BrOyles went Ia Chill
dress Monday 10 visit her sister.
a " Wilkinson went ~ Wichita
Falls Saturday
VIII Glover Of Memphis was mere
yesterday
Mr. Spaulding and family Of Abi-
lene are visiting Perry Rogers
Judge Hawkins lett for Dallas
Sunday.
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pIlIN,IIW.

The senior class of 81 Marks Epis-
copal SUNDAY school gave picin,
r Irsday afternoon a. Pioneer PARK
OnIy the member, OF the class and
those Who assisted or were 20 assist
Boo tho recent carnival were invited
The advance vans containing the
tfaperoue- and some Oi the younger
crowd. lef' the church promptly AZ
five clock Others Neuf about SIX
But aI reached the grounds IN time
f1 enjoy the bacon bruiIed over the
camp IRE and the delicious refresh
ments prepared before leaving home
4 E0aph0paoup Was taken out.
which assisted much iu fhs entertain
ment
After enjoying the supper. the
music. and. above all. the outing iu
che open the picnicsr, returned 90
plainyiew about nine O'Clock and
continued the pleasure OF tf' evening
~ The home 81 Judge D. S Kinder.
with singing and music
o.
Dr and Mrs e. e Gidnsy enter
tanned with a beautiful six % clock
dinner Thursday night complimen
tary 90 Mr. \ \ Young. Of Grauser
and Miss Jennings. OF san Marcos.
The occasion vas entirely informal o
number of children being included
amog The guests
TIE following were the invited
guests nr r. Anderson and fam
| iiy. Mr " X Alley. of Hale Center
and the families ~ u West Lemond &
" e. MCINTYRE. J y Garrison and
q ~ Slaion.
Niss bella Ansley sunday school
rlass has organized fself into a eiut
for charitable wOrk aud social recre
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Save the tiresome standing 20 80
your clothes by having dress form
made q ~ guaranteed See model
~ Misses Taylor Phone 1865.
226- q
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Mrs. VI. GRAHAM

Experienced Dress form maker
~ work guaranteed Model AZ Tile
Misses Taylor. Phone 1868 or call
bl9 jackson street.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-25

This is black and white fig
ured chiffon. done in a pattern and
style which threatens TO become q
craze throughout Europe. The lag
ure is the invention OF the Wiener
Werkstaette, an institution which
has set up new standards In all
kinds of decorative art, from FASH
ions 10 wall paper. The figure is
odd aud has come into considerable
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-03-19
Scr Mabbi 9r. Soiep5 eilbermar

~S@ Otuuut ~ O"ISfc Ot%oS%|s'"'
perurtbeilte in elmer I'M Sempel
gn1am=gl in Seem Sort iiber 6as
Gbema Sic &raft CUR Durdfibrl1ng
ser Moral" gebaltenen &re6igt idarf
sic vmooerne Qualification" nn6 Die
mooernen Ga115e, tpelde er ols obicon
beoeidnete. 9iele San5e, fiibrte ser
Steiner aus, 5eigten flarer ols aIleS
M11oere, tpie 6egra6irt nn6 laiterbaft
sic mooerne @%iptliiation in gemiiien
@eieni6aftsididten iei, IN 6enen
man an Sen tpioerliden S6ouiteuun-
gen borbariider @0lferi6aften Sc
idmod gefunoen babe. 3ie Nopula=
ritdt, 6eren ii6 6ieie Sdn5e %erfreuten,
liege in Sen nnaittbetii6en Sreibei=
ten, mel@e ii6 beioe @eidledter beim
Ean5en geitatten, begriin0et un6 nit
6em Men11ett nn6 an6eren altmo6i=
iden Sd115en lei MIR a1fgera1tmt NOR
SEN, neil ii6 6te bel1tige Generation
11i6t laiterbaft ge1ug babel anstoben
fonnte. @ottesfur6t lei 6as etn5ige
Mittel, i6loB Dr. Silberman feline
Breoigt, tpe1@e bie bielfab berloren
gegangene MoroI 6es @olfes tpie6er<
bringen tonne.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-03-19

bur9 anbaltenoes Drangen es 6nr9-
geiebt, 6ab Die 6ortige &oitoertpal.
tung cine @erfiigung erlaiien bat, Die
Dem Mibbrau6 .6ieier ionit getpib
febr niibliden ginridtung 6ur6
Minberidbrige Elm fir alemal aus
Ser @elt fdafft. Dano6 6urfen poit-
lagern6e Senbungen an iunge Man-
11er mnter iieb5ebn Sabren un6 iunge
Maode11 u,1ter odt5ebn Sabren MIR
ousgebanoigt mer6en, men11 iie cine
idriftlide @emelligung oes @aters
ooer @telpertreters, oelien Inter
ldrift omtlid) beglaubigt fem muB,
portpeiien f0nnen. @ollte eine dbnlid)e
@inidranfung nidt au6 in Sen Ser.
Staaten mogli6 fem. IS wiir6e Ser
SSugeno nn6 6amit benz 2anbe Elm
.Dienit ermieien.
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Ser Melbuna, BAT sic be1ttide

Ser Melbmns, baf Bic beati&e
&egierung bonn @eidstage oie Mtttel
fir Sic Meubemaffnung Ser Mrti1erie
forbern tpoGe, lit Der prenBi16e
&riegsminilter @eneralleutnant bon
Salfenbage, entgegengetreten nit Der
@rfI4rung, Sic 6eutide Mrttlerte
broude ni6t berbeiiert GIT tper6en,
6enn 1ie lei sic bette Ser @elt. 9aS
NOR Elm itol5es @ort. @ber es batte
BEN 8or5ng Ser @abrbeit. Die Sron=
5oIen meroen obne petteres beitatigen,
6ob sic 6e11ti6e Mrtillerie f@on 1871
sic Bette ser 8elt tpor. l1nb ieitoem
bot Denti9lano a11f sic @erbonfomm,
hung feiner @offe mebr @ifer nno
5orgfolt %bertpen6et, alS anf Die Der
Mrtinerie.
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>cr analifaniide Grsbildpf ppi1

Scr anslifaniide Gr5btidof ppn
Canterbury bat MIN befannt gegeben,
oab fir Sl1li 6ieieS Sabres etn eon=
eli lammt1ider anglifoniider 8ii9ofe
ltattfinoen mer6e, 6as iiber Die BET
sen 9ii10fe bon Uganda nno Mom=
bola, sic onrb Sen 8iidof BON San=
iibar ser @arelie angeflagt itno, 5n
@eridt liten nn6 Ben 5pii@en Der
e1glilden &o6= un6 Mieoerfir6e ent=
bronnten bitigen Streit 5u i6li6ten
iu6en mir0. M1gemein martete man
geiponnt auf 6aS urtbeil oes ~gr5-
bil6ofs" BON Canterbury iiber oielen
san, anideinen0 &ponte er aber Die
Gerarttportung Ser gntl9etont1g
iiber cine 10 tpidtige 8rage ni6t al
lein auf ii6 nebmel1> nno entl@loB
fi6 iomit, sic Mngelegenbeit einem
Gonctl ser anglifanii6en 8ii6ofe 5ur
@nti6eioung 5u unterbreiten.
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in 1tnfraut, cine @iftpHam5e

Gin 1tnfra,t, cine @iftpflanse
reiBt man NIT Ser @ur5el aus. She
Brobibitior lit cine iolde @iftpflan5e
nn6 Die @l1r5eI 6erielben itn6 6ie ge=
Iebgebenben @0rperfhoften, Sic foot
liden iouobl ols 6ie nationalen, un6
6ie feigen @olititer un6 Die nod fei-
geren 3eitnngen, sic es init feiner
Bartet ber6erben mouen. go lange
oos Iiberale @oIf, bem bos prohibition
niitii6e' @el.dlerpad Elm 9orn~ int
Muge lit, nidt energtfa 5ugreift un6
Mnitalten trifft, 6aB Dem @adern
oiefer @iftpflan5e Elm @n6e nit
Sdreden bereitet miro, 10 lange miro
oieies ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS au@ fer
nerbin in Die itaatlide un6 in Die
rationale @olitif ein5ugreifen iid er>
freden. Man bergeiie ale &artei<
riidii6ten, man priife ie6en &anoi=
ooten, Ser in 6ie @eiebgebung 6es
StaateS 1110 0es Snt10es egfDaDlt GIT
tper6en mini6t, mte er 5n Ser Srage
ser peri0nltden 6reibeit fi@ itelt;
man 1ege fein @epidt auf Sic bon
Sen @on6i6aten Dor Ser @ab1 ge=
ma9ten @eripre6ungen ion0ern
mani 5iebe etngeben6e @rfun6igungen
iiber ibr friiberes rn6 iebtgeS 2eben
Elm nn6 MIR 6an1t, menn in 8e5ug
ouf ale etni6lagigen Gragen 6te
Musfunft giinitig lautet, TRACE man
at 6eren @rmdblung BEL. Sc fann
ni@t oft nn6 ni6t ein6ringli6 ge11ug
betont mer6en, 6aB 6as Sauptge1pidt
auf 6ie 2egislatur= nn6 Sic &ongreB=
mablen 5u leeen lit. 9iberale 8iir=
ger, mabt en6lt6 etnmal anf!
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I'm &elaten haben sic &athulifet

~"
in Ser @@ulfrage ioeben etnen par=
tiellen @ieg oapongetragen, Ser iber-
an, po es gere6t6enfen6e @eniden
gibt, nit beion6erer @em1gtbuung
anfgenommen mer6en miro. Sc lit
ibren @ertretern in Ser @ammer
namli@ gell1ngen, sic 1te1te S6ulpor=
lage, sic 6ie fatbolii6en &ripati6n=
len in je6er 8e5tebung n1f sic gleihe
.stnfe nit SEN Stoatsihulen 1telt,
gu polliren. 9ie 2iberaler nn6 60
5ialoemofraten, bie sic Mi9tigfeit If
res @i6eritan6es einiaben, maren
l9on @oden borber Sen @eratbun=
gen I'M @arlament f%erngeblieben.
2ei6er lit Ser erfodtene @ieg nod
ni6t b%ollitdn6ig, ga Ser @enat nod
iiber 6ie @orlage gu beitimmen bat.
Man befiirdtet, 6aB sic %liberolen
Mitglte6er 6esielben lire fdon oft
%mie6erbolten ELECTROMAGNETIC
Itiide BEL ibrer 8eratb1ng ms @erf
feben mer6en. Sod itebt gu ernar-
ten, 6oB Die @e11tpablen Elm giinittges
@rgebniB fiir Die @atbolifen baben
un6 10 einen itarfen moraltfben
Dr11d %51guniten Der @orlage ol1siiben
merben.
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Ser pre1biide @eianbte ant @a=


tifan fat 6en papitli@en @toaSfefre-
tar &ar6inal MerrD 6el Sal 6ringen6
eriudt, 6ie @%inberufung zines Scott
liitoriums 5meds @rnenmnng 5peier
beutiber &ar0inale gu bei@leunigen.
1nr6 6en 500 6es &ar6inals &opp
nn6 bas Dor eintgen Sabre erfolgte
Mbleben 6es @aroinols Slider bon
&0In lit 6te Gage eingetreten, oab
Deuti9lam iebt feinen @ir6entra=
ger Ser r0mif6<fatbolii6en &ir6e
bonn &ange etnes &ar6inals beiibt.
5oute it6 Sic Motbmenoigfeit eineS
&onflape fir Ste &apittpabl ergeben,
mMr6e Deuti6lan6 i'm Setligen Sol
legium nt9t bertreten ietn. @erii6t=
petfe berlautet, 6ab &aiier @ilbelm
beim @attfan befirtportet, bem Hrtn=
gen Mar bon Sa@ien, 6em jiingiten
8ru6er 6es &ontgs Srie6ri6 Muguit,
6ie &ar6inalsmiiroe 5u ibertragen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-03-19
Ser ylfaiieansidnB Der Qegislat,tr

Der Mf5t1eanS1d)1tR Der Segtsla1Mt
bon Seem Sort bat neuli& ben oortt-
gen Yrobibittoniiten cine geborige
Mbfubr bereitet. Gem &nSi6nB la'
gen nd1nli6 mebrere gegen Die per-
lonlide 6reibeit geri6tete Sins Dor.
Cine perlangt ni6t mebr nno ntbt
minber als Sic ginfibrung Der
@toatsprobibition. Die 6anatifer
batte,1 nit ungebeurem Offer fir Die
lie 8in agitiert un6 glarbten iid ibrer
.sade gang iider. Ser MuSi6nB aber
Itim1mte sic 8in 1ieber nno, mie es
beiBt, miro er ben anberen &orlagen
probibitioniitiiden @barofters bas-
ielbe sdidiol bereiten. l111o oieie
bittere @nttduidung baben Die 3elo-
ten nidt gum tpenigiten Ser ungeben=
ren Mm1aBung GIT per6anfen, Die tie
an Sen Sag legten fir 6as gerbor,
meldes ser. Musi6uB iomobl fir iie
mie ibre @egner anberaumt botte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-03-19
be6entiame @entenarten

j3mei be6cmtiame @%entenarien
bringt u11s 6as laufenbe Sabr: Die
8efreiung 6es groBen Gploerpopites
@iuS VII. aug ser Sprannei Mapo=
Icons un6 sic bal6 6arauf 6ur9 i'm
erfolgte @te6erberitellung 6es Or
6ens Ser @eieni6aft Seiu. IS tpar
ont ID. Meai 1914, 6aB Ser Steger
iiber Sen itol5en @orien nnter u1ter=
meBli6en Subel mie6er IN iein &om
ein5og un6 am acknowledgement z.
Mugult, 6ab oerielbe &apit Die 6ei=
ieln Ser @eieui6aft Seiu 10ite. Sic
bei6en groBen melt= nnb ftr9enge=
i9i9tlt9en @reigniile bil6en 5tpet
groBortige Sriumpbe Ser Stride, nro
sic Grinnerung baran lit mobl geeig=
net, Sic @atboltfen nit Mutb nno
&ertra11en at erfi4en.