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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-03-07

park and places them in position so
that they may be seen by all of the
audience. The majority of the Sunday
schools of the city will adjourn i'm
mediately before the time for the
services to commence and it has been
suggested that they march in a body
to places reserved for them. The pro-
gram will be arranged so that all of
the churches will be represented.
The religious services of military
organizations are very popular and are
held by all organizations of this kind
annually. If the plans under consid-
Grafton by Commander
Harwell and Chief Musician Baumgart-
ner are adopted. this will be one of the
religious service to be held in this sec
ton of the state.
Lieutenant Harwell and Chief Baum
gartner will address a letter today to
the ministers and the scoutmasters of
the different troops relative to this
matter, requesting their ideas on the
subject and that they join with the mil
itary in making the affair brilliant
success.
This will be the first field service
to be held by the militia in Brunswick
since the Riflemen marched away du-
ring the Spanish-American war at the
first calls for volunteers. This was
probably the most momentous relig-
ious service that has ever been held in
Brunswick. For on the cheeks of many
a mother and sister were tears that
bespoke of heartaches within for sons
and brothers who might never return.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-03-07
OBERLAUTER CASE is
AGAIN POSTPONED IN
THE ORDINARY'S COURT

The fight over the administration of
the estate of the late Richard Oberlau-
ter, which was scheduled to come up
in Ordinary Darts court yesterday,
was again postponed and went over for
the term.
One of the out of town attorneys in
the case, Samuel l.. Olive of Augusta,
wrote that because of other engage
ments it would be impossible for him
to be present. Local attorneys then
held conference and agreed to a post
ponement, the case going over for the
term.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-03-07
MOTHERS or NATION ARE
TO BE GIVEN TRAINING

y CHICAGO. March GA nation =
\ wide campaign to provide for the =
= adequate training of parents that =
= they.s in turn. may train their =
\ children property. was announced !
\ today at the headquarters here OF !
= the International Sunday School !
= association. =
= The new branch of church edu- =
\ cational work, as outlined by w. I
= c. Pearce, superintendent of the 4
= association, at meeting of con- \
= gregational ministers today. con- I
y templates establishment of pa 4
= rents department as an adjunct 4
= to every Sunday school. In this 4
= department, he said, the parents 4
can study methods in the depart I
\ ment of moral and religious edu- 4
cation. 4
4 + y \ \ 4 \ y y \ \ y \ y 4
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-03-07
O|STILL|NG IS
PUT SQUARELY UP
TO THE STATE
LETTER is ADDRESSED TO ALL
SUPERIOR COURT JUDGES IN
THE STATE BY INTERNAL REV.
ENUE OFFICER.

Collector A. o. Blalock, of the in
ternal revenue service, has. sent out
circular letters to the judge of SUI
perior, county and city courts OF
Georgia, calling their attention to the
change in the method of procedure
by the revenue department in raid
ing illicit distilleries.
The collector directs attention to a
notice received by the revenue agent
of the division of Georgia and Flor
ida from the department at Washing
ton, to the effect that after March /
no guides, possemen, or informers
will be employed, and that raiding
would only be carried on by the regu,
larly appointed deputy collectors.
The letter is very explicit, and lets
it be known that the federal authorr
ties expect to devote their Efforts
will be given the support and GU
operation of citizens and local Off
cials. Heretofore, this cooperation
has been lacking.
The letter sent out by Collector
Blalock is as follows:
March /, 1916.
"To Judges Superior, County and City
Courts:
Dear Sir-Hon. B. b. Bouldin. reve-
nue. agent of the division of Georgia
and Florida, has received notice from
the department at Washington that
after March 1st, no guides, posse
men or informers would be employed
and that raiding would only be car
ried on by regularly appointed depu-
ty collectors.
'The revenue agent, having only
eight deputy collectors under him for
raiding purposes, will aid the coun-
ties undertaking to enforce their laws
locally.
Experience has demonstrated that
it is almost useless to send these of
ficers into counties where they fail to
receive the cooperation of citizens
and county officials. Counties where
the citizens and officials give their
cooperation are first entitled to the
services of the federal officers.
There are approximately twenty
counties for each deputy collector;
therefore, you will readily understand
that it is impossible for one deputy
collector to cover his territory and
suppress illicit distilling and the il
licit sale of whisky without the hearty
cooperation of citizens and local of
ficials.
81 therefore, deemed it advisable to
furnish you this information in or
der that you might bring the same
to the attention of the citizens, juries
and officials of the counties of your
circuit or county, as the case may be.
1T is my firm belief that, with
the cooperation of the citizens. juries
and local authorities, aided by eff
cient federal officers, illicit distilling,
commonly known as "moonshining, :"
would soon practically be thing of
the past in Georgia. a.
"To suppress such violations, only
upright, competent officers will be
sent out by the revenue agent and
the collectors office, and what is
known as stool pigeons, informers and
branch-walkers will no longer be en-
ployed.
Upon request of local authorities
of any county, a deputy collector will
be sent at the earliest practicable mo-
ment."
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-03-07
TO INDicT oRPET.

wAUKEGAN, Ill. March 6.-Wheth.
er William II. crpet, University of
Wisconsin student, is to be indicted IN
connection with the death of his sweet.
heart, Marion Lambert, of Lake Fof-
est. is in the hands Of the Lake county
grand jury, which met here today to
consider the case.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-03-07
rREeIzoNp BoMsARDEp.

PETARGRAD (via London), March
6.-Russian torpedo boat destroyers
have bombarded Trebizond, the Turk
ish seaport on the eastern part Of the
coast of the Black sea, 120 miles north
west of Erzerum. and have sunk sever
al vessels.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-03-07
YARYAN MATTERS TO. COME
UP IN SAVANNAH MONDAY

The various matters in the old Yaryan ia
Naval Stores company case will come
up before Judge Speer in the United
States court at Savannah next Mon b.
day. This was the announcement made
by the well known jurist shortly after
the court convened yesterday morn 4,
ing. 9'fInl y ~ ~ siG M ee.
At this time, as was announced in w
The News few days ago, tire final. y.
report of the receivers! the acon1nlis.lgss
sioners. etc. will be filed. whiletheg Il
court will award the finalcfees. aQnitebsi.
a number from this city will gop over sd
on matters connected with the case.0l al VI
feii3F~31 anoa'iW iaa6ic
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-03-07
MESUNDA SUNK.

LONDON, March 6--The British Ma
sunda has been sunk. All the mem
bers Of her were saved She was 402
feet long, and of 1852 gross tons. She
was built at Glasgow in 1909, and
owned by the Glasgow United Ship
ping company.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-03-07
"MERRY DANCE" CONTINUED

BERLIN (via London), March g.
The Frankfurter Zeitung, commenting
on the tabling of the Gore resolution
by the senate says: "England's friends
in Washington have thereby received a
blow which, at the very least, delays
matters and leads to a continuation
of the merry dance"
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-03-07
AMERICAN coMsuL dad.

WASHINGTON, March 6.--Olney
Arnold, American diplomatic agent
and consul general at Cairo, Egypt,
died yesterday in a hospital at Lisbon,
Portuga
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-06-30

3angeIer. ME fe ging uno Ifano,
gum Qfdrrer.
Der Biarrer IGfeIte miloe, ols er
tire Rot pubte.
o2dR es ausrluI den, 0ein glut,
Mariann', uno gs6 in 6rieoen 6eimz
pdrts. limo iibsr alien peraif mir
Die 9eimot net un0 mas gu ibr
ie'a.oiQ BIT. Der 4der trdat Dir
9rot uno oein 2eben itedt nit beis
Den 6uben i'm 6eimat6ooen. Der
9tB zen Mann net. uno NOS er
9roBes fdafft fir Die 6eimot. Die
dnheren, bic orii6en i6er Sen 0ooe>
len. Die un@ in@ Qono m06ten, bic
3aben onSsre @eiitter ais fie 3eigen"-
Die faten anoere @eii6ter ais
tie 5eigen,.."
IS mar, ais jo9en Bic Worte bes
ptorrers in einsr fIeiIdqelporoenen
0lilon an Wariann' 3ongeler Dor
uber:
SIN bi6teu Gidpalo mars, ais
bic Mdriann' 2ungeler bur6 rns
lteinoes 2aub oabinfGritt, ben
99l3falern ieIber oas Giien su
iringen. ste manoerte ii6er cine
Wiels, nett aus Der 5erne Der idoa
oas 2attn uno S4poben Ser ars
better, Ia oefhab es. oaB Elm itrupz
pl8tr aopi ji9 i01Ijnes aus Oidttm
0uifpert Inb, Gin panr 4uoen,
ldfnor59IiBeruo ME SOFTEN, Itarrten
Der 6r1u 0robeno in oos @eIid,t,
uno en- pcr5errter ytuno itdmmelte
IRE g3orie in elmer iremoen Gpra.
de-.
9a puBte I}orionn' 3anaeler:
0os lit e. Der 6Iijhtlina. ser usrz
tsuftIte 9Irife. Wil0e Nndit
er9riff ije lpeiI Ie fhcn balb err
@taants, oab tinter oieiem fdredIiz
Den 9artsttyiipp nidli 0as lie6e Sc
iiff 4H1yd M~loionniers perbprgtn
pas....
Ute G4.r.t nss NGayrcrs. Die
boten anoe,s @eiid1tey ais fe 3eig -,
cttameH Fir Il ejuen be~ion0eren,
q mer3litm sim.
Damn uF pt~},ouo lie bic girreus
Der 2aatH
~0n pain, 2a rain, Bret.
9rot.."
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re9tsaa0eNtU lrallte IN i6r ami. fe
Iat;t TN .ie6rtit aus cen pore1
@Ga7clR a;o E6pfen Bic Te sen
ayetifeyu tn Sen Molo troqsn tpcae
ie. 5m tsiB1unariQtn StbJinqsn
i4tjtf U ocr GtdoiQteit elm -.
hat!as i.ono Sic frou mo uber~
.esie. G.o paste es Damn. cie
man IT'D bic gauge g405rftit e%rtunut,
Vem sjn,m a~usrrraytet ein lieaer
0.tnif eticrben lift; Tjeien ar
Hfta. er'&ori;en mann mlist ou opz
'tra, o{e Vtlit't forH:rt Is pon Sir,
BE Gttaa;.
@te lcoy ulti6Io6tn. els er fpitoer
oje 2,I8G oufitlttg uEo ooa Guts
legtu I'M - bl;dte mo hcytte.
~Al1t cegratsn" nlmmie Ct.
rnidl iostn. 0dB arn1er 6ransos
eier I'M Nc.o -. Sonlt tomn'eu
Geutiae aro iaugeu armsr 5rapsos.
4emmt IN srobss. finitevss 2o9...
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-06-30
GER tI.tGsltne.

gine title aricassefdihte Son 0clnut
ter glror,
ma;ionn' 3ongtler peinte bel.
Sic gng in lbgen tIeineu 6duspes
len un,7er uno 3tiQte Elm trouriaes
9eii4t. Die esa,t ias:ea: Git uelnt
nm ben itattIidsn Mann, Bet 60rs
iter. 4ber tie nuBteu pobI :dtt als
les. tple 6 mar. 81. dut1 UNI Den
5pritet peinte lie. on oei'en Settle
ie 5ebn Sabre in Slid uno Gram
perIebt boite. Der 6orlter mar Elm
9ufer W(enid. Dem teiuer b6je iein
Tomato. uno er trug Die Marionn' ouf
ben 9dn0en, auf pieIen Iinoen tar.
ten 6oriterbdnpsu. S8 mare elm
grobes llnaIiid mir iie, penn cine
rahlite &u9el Den Weg ju isinem
Ser5en fanoe Die nlariann'
3adgeIer piiyoe Gag uno Rdht mel.
net mohenlang.
eeBt aber, 0a es ibm bod INNER
bin leioIit cling I'm finitern RuBldro.
jebt odhte ie an dnoere 0inge, unb
bd mar defenders zines, pos i6r
ihldfloie ytddte bereitete
IN dlten GrinueruuQen hattie fe
9etrdmt. bic jhr in Der aommo0eus
ltubIdoe 3ipiiten bic Singer Qsratsn
lporen. Hlte 8rieibUuoelden, nit
Eol0fooden umihluuQen, perttpdnete
Slumen. 9aoyiodeu uno ioIte pcr=
trdumtsn Nn0enten an cine teublaue
,3sit limo eth @,to oaru.ter,
Elm ME0nnertopi. eiseulpiIia in Sen
Einien, nit gang grpBen. itariQen
Slu8e1. 8tft'9 eridroeeu mar iie.
DIE Wtoridnn', ais pI0Bli5 aus lang
p%erlun,ener 6erne ter cieieS Giefiht
tie onoIidte. NIT oem often beIii
gen 5euer in ben }u,Qtn uuo GEM
toyoernoen Qddeln nm cen t 5Ar.
ten, ELI ireni9 !peibli6en Mtduo -.
SeBt 0ur6peinte MdyiaHn' 3ouoe-
Ier ihte Nddte.
Sic Bate i'm Qtlit6t nit Der eriten
Slut Der SuQenD. &r hatte fe ces
liebt. 9tjd1t nur eintn turien Som
mer lang, - iiir ale 3ejt uoQte or
ibr Seidbyte iejH. 4ber ou3 Qe6sn
bate apoere 4piidten NIT t6neu. an
me murpc IN Bic 4elt ajna45 oer
iaIl9eH, er ijbernutm int &uslonoe
cine 6iltolc oes odttrIjd,en @tiaafte5
unO jarjtb Q,Ibenoe Yritie an 4!d
ridnn'. &i3 tbr Batter ealIn defer
9rteFe obiln9 uuo. ruu5 mie II lulr.
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6pyltsy III 1tiraieu 0amjt oo& Ge
tdaoel 3ujihen Sem rejAeu Saul
mlnnsiobut mo Ger oruen &jitQers
todter Elm Gnoe fGuoe ..
Sic Wuroe Moriam' 3an1tter.
Gle bate e. uidt AT barticn. lrie
geiaat; ibr Mann our Elm Wtlfer
ano cine uberous treue iuo ebyijbe
See!e, Hoaoenl Sic erltcu Stiirme
zines per9eDGltiQien 6srStn5 poruber
'paren, rpurpe tie rahi1er. Der @lltg1
oron8 uber oie llicr i6yes Qebers
uno iiberiplIte lie lon9iam nit Cen
9Isitmobi0eH, matisn g2e,len iejues
tiutouiaen Tobinrdulhens.
SEPT bate lie cas- Bib Qefuncen.
&r0ra GRaionnier
S9t& |nait ouy6itisb ibr hos
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-06-30

aut) 10 gutig, nenn einer Ieine
bfIitt tat.
Sic pubte nit Dem idlidten Gr.
tennen eInfoder 2eute, oaf Dem
W|onne. Der orduSen in 9ubtQno fir
Die 3eimot tdmpftl. 0aus un0 6of
erboIten peroeu miibten. sic pers
grub Ijd gang in Der 4rbeit. Iber
mon4mal mobnte ie ods 8ilo auf
Der Aommooe, iobolo tie unporiihs
tig mar uno Die 9tugen SIT ibm bin
panote.
Zines cages tonnte tie mieber
iin9en.
Sic punoerte FiA fslbF ooriber
uno mubte ldfeln.
Sic fang ben hdlben 1QQ.
3a tam cine &unoe, Die i6r oqe
6roPIi6ttit 3errib. Sm @efanges
nenIl8er, brei StunNen pom 0orfe
ms Gdnb binein, mar elmer entflos
ben. Nan nubte ieinen Iomtn
ntft, obsr tur3 ano gut, es mar ein
oeritufeIter 9uride.
Warionu 3an9eler lag Idlaflos
in 0ieisr Nadt.
g9eun CT rs fpdre..
Gle bate tsinsn Inbalt, 6oB er
es mar. ebeniogut tounte e ron
Elm anoerer iein.... limo oo6 80.
Shr GIut tmreiite uurubiq. Qls lie
mad Dem Gulie fiibIte, iprana er ibr
unter Den Yin3eru.
Inn enoIidl hattie lie fi4 70 in BEN
toritten 0e0anten fin|cinqeuublt,
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nter lem, oab ie MI; aQer Sntruuit
ibreS @er3ena an ieIue 0a6r6eit
a@Iouots uno 'Uy 0en Gutfloheutn lei
Be Gebete sum 5inmd idnote:
aNob tim 9IidIib aQes Qelinoen.
arobeg. gutter 8ott, Glib. 0aB Ct
8ut .iter 0'e Grsn3e tommt.."
Sic qcrhts ron ieBt an i,6trau
bin, ot tein Mart a6er oen Hljid1ts
ling mehr laut pliroe. 6 id7rirr.eu
spobI eoit Worit umher: Ter Tludts
LING bitIte ild1 in SEN oiaten W6l-
oern perfect IND itu4tsye in SEN
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uno aIte @'eibIeiu Elm. aQein tein
Name. Ter 4nne, uah Gem gRa
rtdnr 3onaeiet lta},e, DIR tt1na
nltt in 0ieien Certos un0 @er1unt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-06-30

l6er3. gr limo Oydben Eel oen
Jeinoell. 9eraoe 10 Dem 8eroerben
ausgeieBt ME Der 50riter Sn
al I1rem Gleno tebelltete es fijr lie
einen idpad9en 3roit, baB Der 50rs
tier oruben in 9uBIdno itano un0 10
Elm boIeS S6itial rs nitt fiqen
@tonnte. noB oteie ptioen Wdnner et.
mes Iu9es eindnoer 9(uQe in Muqe
gegenliberitehen mubten. nit boBer-
fiIuttn 4u9en. ieoer entIfIofen, Dem
nnoern ans Geben gu 9ebeh -.
Glnes Worotns pirbeite ~beionoers
Rebates 3reiosn iiber ole Dorfitrabe.
&inoer hieIten Iih on oen 6Gncen
unO sogen in LANCER SdlanQe ir0b.
LID iinaeno uno id7reieno oabin. nus
ben 6duieru tamen Die 2llten getaus
len. Die @Ioden Iauteten.
unn bdnn narsn lie oo: Gin lonGer
3u9 0%efan9ener, nit bongeuoen Sop
Ten, Die rotten s3oien ara p~eritaubt,
:rotteno lpie cine 6eroe 3iere.
AIe truaen DerlpiIoerte 8Grte, mnn
tonnte taum ein 1eildlen oes 8eIids
tes od3lnii6en ~eripoheu. Die W}as
rionn' redte ben 6dls uub ionnte Die
Nu9en nibt pon 0sn miioen 0eitdlten
ptnoen.
4uil4Iif5eno fIob Sic 6rau ms
Sous.
Gin Sell ser Giefonaenen ruroe
CUR GeI0arbeit ~perlpanot.
M}orioan' 3angeItr ia6 sen Erlipp
ieoen GPoraen in aasr 6ri6e ON 56r.
iteybota porliber siehen. limb zines
2(benos, oIs lc nit Den Rodbdrin.
ncn por benz 0dult sulommepitoB.
tina lie cjnen Ramen auI. Ser ibr III.
les @iut gum 6er1en trjeb.
Sr9eno Semano naunte i'm. Gr
9ina Elm WeiI6eu in Ser Glit mn
periout bonn ihnell i'm flautn C3s.
Canine; Ser g}oht.
Gr ipfie eiu ij5ler 4urihc fein, biz.
lss anore 4'ol0nnier ginmal
ihon bate er tiftcn fIuttptrIuh I'M
ternommen, man hattie ibu einQebplt.
lest 3e'9te er e'nen u%ubel9'omen
@roB rug @tro'en uilo Gntoebruns
9en' oRnt Nf btli3eH 3i ldtien. D0a
pate ooH INN N Der seIfat1 9citons
o'N.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-06-30

ytttt perraten orner 5ran5o5, Iaus
fen nieoer in oen 0al0..."
Seine Ingit ihnitt lbr ms 6ers,
olletn aufreAt tat tie ibre 9fIi6t,
REF, Die 9dnoe ME cine Grompete
Dor Die Qippen unO e6e Der ermattete
6IiidtIing Die i4meren 5iiBe CUR
6ludt Reben tonrte. mar er BON sen
berbeigeIaufenen Nrbeitern umringt
uno gerodt.
Mariann' 3angeler bliGte ftunlm
benz tleinen 3u9e mad, Der ben Gez
fangenen ieinem SdidIal entqeqens
fibrte, Srdnen Iiefen i6r iber Die
Wan9en.
DIS iie heimtam, 9in9 ie it'd
sur aommoOe, nabm 0as Bib, otne
s5 nod einmal 81 betroaten, in beipe
9Gnoe uno bra6 IS mitten ent3ipei.
Damn idlief lie tief unb troumlos
nno ermadte nit Ger Some gu eli
mem freunolid e%rnitsn. psrtfrpben
Sage.
Nber gegen Qbenb Ifrien sic az
ten 2eute un0 Die Ginoer aus benz
2orfe iiber bic 2leder, es mare nidlts
gebeiert our6 Sic 5eItnabme 6es
6ran3ofen, btetpeil 0os ni6t Der
rihti5e Iei, nift fer perteuis!te Bur-
i1e. Der 9eiitvre INNER nod milo
uno trpBig in Den WGIoern lumber
uno bred)e nofts in oie S6eunen
uu0 8orrotstdmmern Der gauern
ein....
Der morionn' 3an9eler NOR es
cine SetunOe lang, ais miiFe i6r
oas 6er5 8eriprin9en. Sic bate ges
pd6nt, oles lei prrlber, Der Sroum
pom 9eI;ebten mar meit in Der 5erne
~periunter, ME er auf9eItiegen ipor.
nun 5ei9ten ii6 neue MGQIihteis
ten: pieaeif)t, pis1eitt par iener
dnoere, Der nod Die @egeno uniicter
mddte. oitleid)t mar er Nnor6 ma
i%pnnier. =.
Sic biB bic 3dbne sufomncu mo
perlud}te. nidt an i'm III oenteu;
tie 3pane Sic @eoauten gerdltiam
auf ben 6orIter, Sen treller Monn
I'M Often.
am ndditen 1oQe ober bra6tsn
ie Zen fpiloen Wleniden; 3erfsBt uno
beiuoelt firqen Inn oie aIei0er pom
2ei6e. iein @eiiht bate rihts
AenidIides mebr. IS glib zen urals
ten 6eIfen auf zen Bergen, bic Set
nno 4etter 5erfurtt uno 3erbiiisu
babeu.
81 crtornte morionn' 3anesIer.
ais nlan i'm an TnrItb3us bor6ets
fibrte. Sin oumpfes 0equreel ent.
rang 'jf isiuer Sefie. lit eiuenl
beryi'hen 9at rib { 7h aus Sen
barter 5duittn, bic / u os Qrrte
eirastlammtyt hiel.eH. un0 Grad All
6iBsn Der 5rdu 5uiammen.
marie - Annei Saupe moi,
Marje-anns, Rette mid, Mlas
ridnne,,~
SIR @eiidt ipuros reib ME anst.
pie tot ruhten ibte @u9en ouf Gem
armisIQen 8leioerbanosI. oas ibr III
GuBtn Log. SIR gers naao till.
Abls its W}uuo %iorr1te mahiom
Woyte. Sic nicft ms ibrem @ebirn
uno ni1t aus ilrsm !6ersen itisaen,
lonnsrn aus sinsr sraBen heiiiasR !
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-06-30

Hrott, DIE jenieits ausr menfdli6en
Stebe uno Wuniffreube rit6iq uno
er6oben Die @eif1ide lentte. sybre
Wprte quolen aus elmer Ifneren
Grtenntnis: Stiq iein muB bos
9er3, = ME gu Sen anberen qepps
lert pdit fir bic 6eimot, ben ormen.
toomiOen Meni6en i'm QDalb, 10
muBt gu oieien opfern, unb 1T er Dir
auf) Der 2iebfte auf Der WeIt...
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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-06-30

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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-06-30

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aro @ertorssnea, uuo 10 ~beoeutete
Gbents u%riprunslit bic Gqpptilte
aasr 9epetuls 4ifsnltaft.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-12-26

and shook its chain and wrung its
shadowy hands.
"You are fettered," said
Scrooge, trembling. TELL me
why?"
81 wear the chain I forged in
life," replied the Ghost. II made
1t link by link, and yard by yard;
girded II on Of my own free will
and of my own free will | wore 1t.
Is its pattern strange to your"
Scrooge trembled more and
more.
"Or would you know" pursued
the Ghost, "the weight and length
of the strong coil you bear your
self? 1t was full as heavy and as
long as the seven Christmas Ewes
ago. You have labored on IL
since. 1t is ponderous chain.'
Scrooge glanced about him.
Jacob" he said, imploringly
"Old Jacob Marley, tell me more
Speak comfort to me, jacob"
81 have none to give" the Ghost
replied. ut comes from other re-
gions, Ebenezer Scrooge. and is
conveyed by other ministers to
other kinds of men. My spirit new
er walked beyond our counting
house-mark me!-in life my
spirit never roved beyond the mar
row limits of our money-chang-
ing hole; and weary journeys lie
before mel"
1t was a habit with Scrooge
whenever he became thoughtful
to put his hands in his breaches
pockets. He did so now.
"You must have been very slow
about 1t, Jacob" Scrooge observed
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-12-26

could scarcely distinguish the
transparent window from the
Opaque walls of his chamber. He
was endeavoring to pierce the
darkness with his ferret eyes,
when the chimes of a neigh boring
church struck the three-quarters.
So he listened for the hour.
Marley's Ghost bothered him ex-
ceedingly. Every time he resolved
within himself, after mature in
quiry, that 1t was all a dream, his
mind flew back again, like a
strong spring released, to it's first
position, and presented the same
problem to be worked all through.
WAS IL dream or not?"
Scrooge lay in this state until
he remembered, on a sudden, that
the Ghost had warned him of a
visitation when the bell tolled
One. At length it broke upon his
listening ear.
Ding, dong"
>The hour ITSELF" said Scrooge
triumphantly, "and nothing else!'
He spoke before the hour bell
sounded, which it now did with a
deep, dull, hollow, melancholy
One. Light flashed up in the room
upon the instant, and the curtains
of his bed were drawn.
The curtains of his bed were
drawn aside, | tell you, by hand
And Scrooge, starting up into q
half-recumbent attitude, found
himself face to face with the I'M
earthly visitor who drew them.
1t was q strange figure-like o
child; yet not so like a child as
like an old man, viewed through
some supernatural medium. Its
hair, which hung down its back
was white as If with age; and yet
the face had not a wrinkle in it
and the tenderest bloom was on
the skin. The arms were very
long and muscular; the hands the
same, as If its hold were of I'M
lcommon strength. 1t held a
branch of fresh green holly in its
hand; and, in singular contradic-
ton of that wintry emblem, had
its dress trimmed with summer
flowers. But the strangest thing
about it was, that from the crown
of its head there sprung a bright
clear jet of light, by which all this
was visible.
Are you the Spirit, sir, whose
coming was foretold to me?'
asked Scrooge.
Il ami"
The voice was soft and gentle.
"Who and what are your
Scrooge demanded.
II am the Ghost of Christmas
Past"
Long past?" inquired Scrooge,
observant of it's dwarfish stature.
"No. Your past"
Scrooge then made bold to in
auire what business brought him
there.
Your welfare!" said the Ghost.
1t put out its strong hand as 1t
spoke, and clasped him gently by
the arm.
Rise. and walk with me-"
1t would have been in vain for
Scrooge to plead that the weather
and the hour were not adapted to
pedestrian purposes; that bed was