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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-03-10
OBITUARY j OF
ELMER HOAGLUND
Prominent Kir0n Business Man Whose
Death Was Announced Last Week,
Laid to Rest in Kiron Cemetery
ANY ATTENDED THE FUNERAL
Services Conducted by ReVs. John Ce.
dargren and G. I. Peterson-Sand-
ii G strOm Reads Testimonial

K1RoN, March Especial 1T is with
\ a degree of sadness the writer attempts
to write the obituary of John Elmer
Hoaglund, one of the leading business
amen Of Kiron, who died on February
I 27th, the notice of his death appearing
in the last issue of the Review. Assist.
ed by able medical skill, competent
nurses, having the loving care and aid
from his wife and numerous friends, de.
ceased made brave effort for life, and
it was only when he realized that the
+ Divine Ruler had ruled otherwise, that
he submitted to the higher orders, and
while wishing to live and be with his
loved ones, he commanded them to God S
care and passed over the celestial border
to await their coming and to then be
reunited never to part again.
Elmer Hoaglund was the son of Mr..
and Mrs. John Hoaglund, and was born
on the Hoaglund homestead just south
.,aof Kiron May 1, 1882. The Hoaglund
family resided there until 1886 when
b they moved to Arthur and the father
and grandfather opened general mer-
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ARION ITEMS
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! Jnmes Berka returned this week
from Mention, Iowa, where he had been
to attend the funeral of his father.
Among the social events of the week
was a, farewell courtesy given last
Tuesday evening at the home Of Sam
Fox for, the VIM Huffman family
The evening was spent in visiting and
games. 'iiAr dainty. lunch was served
at late hour. Mrs. Huffman was
presented with six silver tea spoons
as a remembrance from the forty
guests. The family will be greatly
missed from Arion and vicinity, but all
wish them success in their new home
in Illinois.
John Meeves and wife went to Ute
Friday morning to see he nephew, who
is in hospital there. sa
Mr.. and Mrs. flasher Baker. former
residents of gArion, now Of Des MOines.
are guests of Mrs. F.. kepford and
other friends this week.
John TuEnlund and family arrived on
Wednesday, to attend the funeral of
her, brother, Robert Wingrove.
Mrs. Edith. Davidson was, q passen-
ger to Dunlap Friday for a short Wis
1t with friends. gji s.,.I ssi,. 1855, II.
other relatives here Thursday and Fri
day Of this, week, Or. ,Talcott has
finished hospital work in, Omaha and
Will locate IN the west, probably in
Rev. Vim. Hardcastle, Of, Iowa, Falls,
/ will preach in the CONGREGATIONAL
lschairch here Sunday evening, n March
t14tfl., Rev Hardcastle has preached
here several times In the past and his
talks havenalways been interesting and
thelpful.ju Every oneftuTIi out and hear
fhim3 yg.,fa gaesW t5<9ti a4ofn ~ * '5,S
III Misses Slee,i Hird, land WEIGH, Roe
Shun1ate, Geo Ratliff Roy Roberts,
IG Stilson and Fred Suhr were Denison
visitors ON wednesday evening = s
4 Mrs. John, Stephenson lis enjoying a
/ visit with her 4 son, = Fred. and family
III Casta na this week. 4 3sit I. .,i
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" with only thirteen votes cast. There
was no opposition to the reelection OF
the two members whose time had ex-
PRED, Messrs Baker and Frazier.
Mrs. Anne johnson has received
word from her son, Albert, who is
now living in Des Moines, that ms
eldest son, Evan, has joined the Navy
this week and left for the Navy yards
at Norfolk, Virginia.
Henry Hoft celebrated his eighteenth
birthday Tuesday evening by gather
ing of friends.
On Thursday afternoon of this week,
the Presbyterian Ladies Aid will hold
their, annual business meeting for cleo
ton Of officers and to finish up the
work of the year. A covered dish
luncheon will be served. II f,.Lt.,r
Walter Bahrenfus was called to Gin
ton last Friday by news of the death
Of his Oldest brother WILL His cousin,
Mrs. Karl Stabb, Of Lake View, went
with linn.
Mrs. Jno. Zein entertained number
of friends on Tuesday evening.
q. r. Frazier went to Des Moines on
Tuesday to attend the meeting last
Wednesday and Thursday of the Iowa
Wholesale Butter. Egg and Poultry
Producers association, which was held
at Hotel Savery III. They discussed
marketing and handling Of produce and
the attendance was very large:
VIM. Robinson has moved into the
house he recently purchased OF l.. q.
Fishback, and after the mouse from
which he moved has been papered ana
painted It. j. Dean will move into It Tor
the rest of the school year at leasI:
George Sieyert was at Council Bluffs
last week from Friday until Sunday.
Miss Hogs, Of Lake View, is sewing
at the Sfaab home this week.
Roscoe Hopkins and klrk flnley
went to Sioux City last week and Grove
back a couple OF cars SATURDAY.
Misses smith ana DunIsiIn W went -, -
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chandise store In 1902 the firm started
a similar business in Kiron and the
family returned here.
y 1t was at this time that Elmer was
secured as manager Of the Farmers
Lumber and Goa. sC0mpaIay ii and he
ssgvea an IN this " af sa
up a splendid business and gave it the
INA II bSehihEs OWN Com StIn4 the aft
fairs With credit $nd success. and the
instita2tipp to-day isl what Elmer Hoagl
' ns E|sa e + B Bjs sastnf y
wOm-the sestee4n end aeonfidence fof' stl,e'
officers and stockholders Of the con-
Germ, and Of all those who did business
at that place, In his death the lumber
company loses a most valuable man
ager and place has been made vacant
that will be hard to fill. f--s.re
Elmer was twice married, his first
marriage being with Miss Mabel Lille
holm, Dec. 20, 1905. This union was
sssysfea when his ssompanlpl5 was claim nc
-J11lAI het sWAs united in marriage, with
I Miss Marie Steenstrom, Of Des; Moines,
Sann to- this union there were two chill
dren born, who with the bereaved wife
are mourning the love and affection Of
the husband and father.
lT SlE0E 2many years MI. E1OaSlunuE was
the honorable mayor of the town Of
Kiron and he served the community
Z well and faithfully. Although never
seeking public Office he was chosen to
8 fill various places of trust and always
did so in a manner creditable to him
self and the public. 1t was largely due
to his untiring efforts that the splendid
/ new school at Kiron was made possible.
He devoted much time and overcame
many obstacles in carrying out the
plans for the new building.
In his death Kiron loses one Of it's
best citizens and promoters of COM
munity welfare. As was said by many
when learning Of his death, he was
prince of a man, frank and upright,
with sterling character.
The funeral took place from the home
on Sunday, February 29th, and aequaint
ances and friends from far and near
attended the services, despite the Sc
we're weather and bad roads. The ser.
vices were conducted. by Rev. John,
ssa4e seARfayensRndsR eysss G. "A. Peterson At
1.-THE close Of the service E. N. Sand
s strom, president of the Farmers Lum-
Der Co., read a paper in, which he ac-
!. 4 ktnowledged the, efficient management
2 rendered his company by the deceased.
The remains were laid to rest in the
Kiron cemetery. Aside from the wife
and two children, deceased leaves his
parents and one sister, Mrs. Edna
Clark, of Arthur, as near relatives.
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the family cemetery. Mrs. storer
was a members of the M. -. church.
Of Ute also me n1ber of the WoOdmen1
circle Of that p lace and member Of
the Rebecca Iod1 y of Dow City. The
two latter soci. fies sent beautiful
floral offerings.
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! Carl #Tl,aiiks

We take this means of thanking our
neighbors for their able assistance at
the time Of the fire at our home Sun.
day afternoon. We appreciate the fact
that had it not been for your prompt
action oursresidence and contents would
have been totally destroyed.
.s;aF Mr., and Mrs. sE.5F. Granger.
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After denying charges of profiteering,
some corporations proceed to issue cir
culars urging people to buy their stock
because 1t has paid is to 20 per cent.
1t is denied that congress has done
nothing as they have worked hard to
create political capital on which to get
reelected tlaiitl q5si sfss t'S
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A lot Of the people who used to get
rich by selling sewing machines and
washing outfits are now A acquiring
wealth by selling photographs and fur
coats and diamond rings.
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Sunday School Notes

sunday SCnOO o.! NOleS
SIDELIGHTS on NEXT SUNDAYS
Lesson for Teachers and Pupils
Edited by CHARLES X. MEYERS
March a. John on the Isle of Pat.
mos. Rev. L, Ais.
Eye hath not seen nor ear heard, b
neither have entered into the heart
of man, the things which God hath
!, prepared for them that love Him.
This shall be the beginning of the
four lessons I'VE shall consider during
of the wonderful things which came to
the, vision of John, the disciple and
apostle, when in his old age he was on
the isle of Patmos. The words quoted
are those of the great apostle Paul as
found in, I Cor. 20. They stand forth
full of promise, the inspiration to hold
fast to the christian faith that one may
be classed with those to behold the glor-,
ious things prepared for those who love
God.
I confess that I take up a talk on
chapter in Revelation with little hope
of explaining very much as to its mean
ing. The entire book is written in such
words that the best of scholars can but
conjecture as to what is meant. Be-
cause of this mystery there is great
range given for different theories, all
Of which have merit and may be true.
There is an air of triumph running
through the book which is grand to
sense. Much has been made over the
fact that Jesus was poor. houseless,
having no place to lay His head, and
His meekness and lowliness are made
most prominent. With John in Reve-
lation there is none Of this. We are
aroused to a high state of enthusiasm
by the glowing accounts of the mighty
triumphant Jesus, and can not help
feeling proud and glad that this great
one sis our very own Jesus who has said.
He will confess us before His Father
and the angels 'of heaven.
After a few, words Of salutation it is
said that the words are to come from
Him who loved us and loosed us from
our sins by His blood. 4 Blessed thought
that one. who now. sits in majesty still
has l0ye and care ffOr. us poor mortals,
and interested as, to- our coming and
goings and spiritual Gond itiopss
b There is no doubt that at some age
|Jesus will appear tot those living on
the earth. John tries to tell JUS what
he considers the sight will be like. OF
course human language can NOT 40 JUS
Ilce 70 such an occasion. II called upon
ourselves 70 try TO convey to others as
to the beauties of great sunrise, or
gorgeous sunset the feeling which came
uppermost on viewing from advantag-
eous position on the royal canyon OF the
colorado IN Arizona, we well know that
the language at our control would prove
inadequate, and to US inexpensive Of
|.ntiy describing the vision to others. So
John does his best to tell us about the
Things ne saw, but 1t Is clear that what
ne says comes Tar from portraying what
ne saw on. the eventful day on Patmos.
John heard g voice and saw a scene
winch seemingly overpowered him He
makes use Of words that convey purity,
Majesty, power magnihcence, which
give the idea Of authority, exaltation.
One is not surprised tofhave John say
tnat on peneldinse the scene , ne fell as
id
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The sporting crowd have consented to
save paper stock by emitting the pO-
litical news and the politicians have all
agreed to cooperate by giving up the
household hints.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-03-11

szakacsnSnek es komornanak is.
Mem ismertek fel. Mem ez volt
az, aki melt6sagos asszonyt ke-
reste. ambar hasonlit ra egy XII
csit.
Most mar rend6rseg bamult.
Hat XII volt akker az, aki mel
tosagos asszonyt kereste? Az is
kideriilt, Egy szegeny tavoli ro-
kon volt, aki nemi apropenz ira
nyaban akarta a gazdag rokon
j6indulatat kiprobalni. Az is
sz6ke volt szinten ugy harminc
ev k0ruli. Jozsinak hatarozett
pechj6re, aki kis velet1en nelkul
kariilbelul bizonyosan a gavallert
jatszhatta volna a kIilf0ld0n az
ekszerek arab6l. Annal inkabb
oriilt azonban szegeny rokon
Merit kivant "apr6penzt" ter
meszetesen megkapta. A bet0rG
elfogatasa neki volt k0sz0nhetS
ambar igazan mem tehetett r6Ia
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ra, hogy az az 0rdong6s rendor-
seq hogy sut0tte XII lily hamarosan,
hogy 8 a tolvaj?
- No ez mem is volt boszorkany
sag = velekedtek a rendorsegen.
- Ugyetlen tolvajt hamar utol-
erunk. Mikor maga haromszor is
bekopogott S meltosagos asz-
szonyt kereste folyton, ugy-e ak
kor nezett k0rtl?
A Jozsi elmamult. Hogy 8 a
melt6sagos asszonyt kereste, hoz-
"a haromszor egymasutan? Az
mem igaz. Merit 8 mind0ssze egy-
seer volt Debrecenben, akkor is
este j0tt, a vonattal es a betort
pmceablakon at maszott be a PIN
cebe, a pinceajt6t alkulcscsal XII
nyitotta S ugy keriilt lakasba
Reggel ell is utazott mindjart. De
Q bizony egy cseledlanynyal sem
beszelt.
A tolvaJt megmutattak ere q
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alatt fekv6 helyek, khl6nboz6 be-
tegsegek gyogyitasara alkalma-
SAX. Pedik ez a felteves teves,
elavult nezet.
Az eghajlat sokkal kevesbbe
fontos, mint peldaul hygienia,
ami tudomanyos, tehat teljes tisz-
tasagot jelent. Szakszeri orvosi
,velemenyek alapjan alithatjuk,
hogy ha egy beteg mas eghajlat-
ra utazik es felepIl, felepalese
mem annyira az eghajlatnak tu.
la ajdonithat6, mint inkabb annak,
hogy lakasat, szokasait, foglalko.
zasat, etkezesi m6djat es tarsa.
dalmi k0ret megvaltoztatta. Egy
beteg gy6gyulasahoz legjobban
hozza ajarul, ha friss levegot sziv
rendesen alszik, etkezik, szora
kozik es dolgozik, azaz a merse
kelt elet.
Az eghajlat bizonyara nagy
szerepet jatszik egesz eletiinkben
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TAlRCsZA

kor lesz, amikor elton te, maga-
nyossagodnak ideje es tie pro-
battlefield ideje es amikor felallit
tatol te sziklad magasara, hogy
megmutathasd magad te mivol-
todban Istennek es a vilagnak.
: Egesz eletedben ere a pillanat-
ra kell kesziilnod, erre az els6
pillanatra, amikor egyediil erzed
magad hegycsucson ,es karok
hianyzanak melloled.
Ha elszediilsz a te maganyossa
god erzesetol, akkor lebukol.
Ha ellenben felele nyujtod a tie
karjaidat, akkor fonntartatol,
inert karok, amik feliilr6l le-
ayulnak erted, megfognak teged
te esesedben. ;.
;. EFT mondta a Jos egy s0tet
delutan, amikor az ESQ szitalt a
kert palman folott es szomoruan
| csobogtak a faradt kutak es So
tetek, nedvesek voltak kert ia
lai.-
/ Els en- AIT mondtam akkor:
- En- mar sokszor alltam azon
a sziklacsucson es meg sohasem
estem lie.
| Els 3 felelt ere:
| - De teged mindig a tie. viha-
raid kergettek fol a maganyos-
sagba. Egyszer azonban te ma
Egad kivankozol oda es az utols6
ket kart, amely kored fonodik,
tie magad teped lie magadrol, Is
ten kedv6ert. Tie az vagy, aki
elebe sietsz minden elj0vend6 veg
zetednek. Mert te sohasem tud-
tai varni, inert Macy mohosaggal
| kiildtek XII teged az id6k, te
| nagyszerii rendeltetesed efele.
| Meglatod, olvas6, hamar e.
| jon nap, amikor lehullik korii
| l0tted az utols0 ket kar is es ak
| kor egyediil lesz.
| ;. Ezeket mondta az, akit er
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Z. 0I1JA1

amennyfben kapcsolatban van az
id6jarassal es ez hatassal van ke-
delyhangulatunkra, Ha boriis,
rossz az id6, inkabb otthon mara
dunk, ha szepen slit q nap, szere-
tiink szabadba menni. Tehat
egy bizonyos eghajlat el6segitheti
a javulast, de egyediil mem gyo-
gyit. Legnagyobb egeszsegJgyi
oktat6ink egyike AIT mondja,
hogy ha naponta ketszer friss
tiszta leveg6n setalunk, tiz evyel
hosszabbitjuk meg az eletiinket.
/ A u. s. Public Health Service
Reprint 367" elm alatt kiadott
egy konyvecsket, mely minden az
sghajlatra es egeszsegre vonat-
koz6 kerdessel bowen es kimeri-
t6en foglalkozik. Ezen konyvecs-
ket dijtalanul megkaphatja bar
XII, ha erre cimre ir:
u. S. Public Health Service,
Washington, d. G.
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A SZOKE BETORO
HIST0RIAJA

A veletlen a-legjobb detektiv.
Sok k0ziiI elmondunk egy kedves
t0rtenetet, melyet Mile Pal deb
receni rendorkapitany gazdag
nyomozotarab6l vettiink at.
Nyaral6 utjarol hazatert egy
debreceni uriasszony. Masnap
riadtan konstatalja, hogy bet0r6k
jartak lakasan. Ekszertart6 seek
renye fel volt t0rve, es kerek IL
zenketezer korona ertekii ekszere
hianyzott. A dolog hatarozottan
rejtelyes szinben tint fel. Egy-
maga lakott hazaban, melyben
utazasa alatt csak szakacsn6je es
komornaja maradt. Mind a ketto
regi meghitt cseled volt. A kapu
is ejjel-nappal zarva volt. Ide-
gen eszrevetlcniil be mem johetett.
De a betoronek mem volt sehol
! nyoma, erthetetlennek latszott,
hogy hogyan jutott be.
A rendorseg termeszetesen leg
elobb szakacsnet es komornat
fogta vallatora.
Nit lattak, nit tudnake Hat
ha valami nyomot lehet beszedjiik
b0l kihamozni! Ere kiderilt,
hogy a meltosagos asszonyt egy
sz6ke bajuszos, ugy harminc ev ko
zotti ferfi kereste vagy haronl-
szor is.
- Az Jozsi volt - kialtott
fel meltosagos asszony. Inas
volt nalam. Ket eve, hogy elcsap-
Tam.
A rendorseg csakhamar megke-
ritette a Jozsi pontos adatait. XII
tud6dott, hogy egy szabolcsme-
gyei kis kozsegbe val6, egy rend-
orbiztos XII is utazott oda, es mas
nap delutan hozta a J6zsit vala-
peannyi ekszerrels segyiitt. J6 volt
sIstni, inertia Jozsi mar nagyban
k6sziilt egy kis kiilf0ldi utazasra,
hogy az ekszereken veszely nell
kill tuladhasson.
Eddig a dologban semmi xii
lonos mines. A J6zsi sem taga-
dott, de roppant kivancsi volt ar
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Az EGHkJLAT HATASA AZ
EGESZSEGRE

Sok gyenge tudeju ember es
masfajta beteg is kerdez6skodik
orvosokt6l es egeszsegiigyi inte-
zetektol, kiilonosen az ev jelen
szakaban, hogy melyik az eghaj-
lat, mely a gy6gyulast elosegite-
ne. Az emberek tobbsege AIT hi
sci, hogy kilonbozo eghajlat
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Kiil0n Felhivas Az Elarusitokhez !!

Minden igyekezetnk oa Tranquil hogy lepiobban szoga
Juk az anyak ezreit akik Eagle Brand tekivonatot
vanak gyermekeknek. Ezen usag ut ian h6tr0hetre ell
mondu Ogy mi minenre hasznaIhat6 ezen bozu eyekcn
at Mpr6balt ds mndg kielegit6 tejkivonat
Iogy pontos kszogalasban rdszcsulenek mcgragadjuk
alkamat es elkerjuk 0n6ke nt6zkedcnck hogy
taruk tees legycn Bordens Eagle Brand ekvonatb6l 6s
tobbi keszitmenyeinkb6l Ha mines eegend6 aktaron,
ugy kuek be rcndel6sUke azonnal hogy doben eathas
suk es Macy keresletnek elcget tehessenek.
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UNCLE SAM MINT EGESZSEG.
ttGYI TANACSAD0.
Akar 9 rovatban vagy posta utjan
minden erdekl6dSnek valaszol, ha
egeszsegre vonatkoz6 b&rmily
tigyben a k6vetkezS cimre ir:
Health Advisor, 124 East 28th
Street, New York, N. Y.
(E rovatban DIR. Rupert Blue, a
tU. S. Public Health Service fo.
Iorvosa, jo tanacsesal szolgal az
Amerikai Magyar Hirlap olvasoi.
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Erd0s Renee

OAADOio IoAAoSucJ"n, SSJ'N AAAAA'
elfaradnak es lehullnak. Az
anyank karja es kedvesiink
karja es a gyermekinke is, amely
elhagy minket es rafonodik egy
idegenre. i.
A karok mind elfaradnak 6s
lehullnak es az embernek soha-
sem kellene bizakodnia bennik.
listen, mint a kertesz ia no
vedekagait, ugy vagja lie r6lunk
karokat es jaj nekiink, ha mi
rajuk mindenkorra szamitunk.
Jon oily id6, amikor ugy erez-
zik, mintha egy nagy sziklaorom
kisz0gell6 csucsan allanank es
sem jobbr6l, sem balr6l mem all
Ia mellettiink .senki.
Mikor ugy erezzjik, hogy
hegyoromhoz n6ttiink es vissza
mem terhetiink es senki benniin-
ket oda mem kovet. Merit ez
hegyorom csak egyetlen ember
szamara van. Ez kis darab
magaslat csak a maganyose. ;.
Els akkor jaj neked! Hiany-
sanak melloled karok, amelyek
az 6Ietben teged tamogatnak. Jaj
neked, ha az anyad, a kedvesed,
a baratod, vagy gyermeked kar-
jaira gondolsz, abban a pillanat-
ban.
Az egyedilseg nagy pillanata-
ban, amely fhindenkire elton
egyszer = szornyii lesz a tie er-
zesed, ha AIT kell hinned, hogy a
karok nelkiil mem tudsz MCCALL.
nj te magaslatodon Mert
bizony lehullsz te akkor, mint a
gy0nge verebfi6k, akit anyja XII
dobott feszekb6l,
Lehullasz es elnyel az mely.
seq, aminek emberi tragikum a
neve.
Ellenben nyugodtan es fon
seggel allhatsz meg helyeden, hs
erzed, ha hiszed, hogy akkor, mi
kor minden karok lehullottak k0
riil0tted, ket kar van, amely fe
liilrol nyul lie eretted es tart.
Ebben ket karban kell hin
ned, latod, ebben a ket karban. {
nit mem faraszt XII az lido, amely
rogton lenyul erted ,ha tie erose1
kivanod.
Ha addig, amig koriilotted van
max a te kedveseid karjai, nen
gondolsz rea, 3 elfeledkezik r6
lad akkor, amikor neked majt
szikseged lesz ra.
Ha karokat mem erzed, ak
kor, mikor az elet tart tege(
szorosan atOlelve ,akkor eek (;
karok mem keresnek meg teged
amikor fem allsz a te maganyos
sagodban.
Azert kell, hogy ember keresz
till nezzel az 3 hozzatartozoi lei
ken, mint egy uvegen, hogy tul
nan meglassa karokat.
Ha te tieid lelkebe ugy tekin
tesz, mint egy tiikorbe, mely csal
sajatmagad kepet yeti vissza, ak
kor nagy fajdalmak varakoznal
read.
De te elitelsz engem, ha mon
dom, hogy mem szabad ragaszkod
nunk nagyon senkihez, inert min
den heves ragaszkodas kifosz
beAniinket, elveszi a latasunkat
vagyis megzavarja annak az iives
mex tisztasagat, amelyen ke-
resztiil kell neznunk, hogy lassuE
AIT, ami tul van minden teremtetr
lenyen.
Ha te ugy tekinted a dolgokar
es az emberekct, mint szilard {.
athatlan lenyeket, amelyek fcl
tartoztathatnak es visszaverhet
mex, akkor kicsi alland6sagga
tzveztetted meg magadat az 0r0l
alland0sag rovasara.
Akarmilyen kozel all hozzat
valaki megis csak ugy kell ke
resztiilnezned rajta, mint az i've
gen, ha AIT akarod, hogy listen
meglasd mog0tte.
Mert yal6ban mipden, toreken,
dolog, ami koriilveszs steesketF a tt
f0ldi eletekben es maguk a karok
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The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-04-23
A Noted Jewish Singer to Give Con.
cert Sunday Night.

Mr.. D. Meyerovitz, (Ben Anil the
world-renowned Jewish poet, composer
and singer, composer Of the "Hatik-
yah" music the Zionistic national
song, is in our city this Sunday, April
25th and is to give recital including
selections Of his own composition, also
well known Yiddish songs.
Mr.. Meyerovitz is accompanied by
Prof. Mccullough, cellist and violinist.
As large part Of the proceedings
will 60 to the Jewish War Sufferers
Fund, every one should attend this en-
tertainment.
The recital will begin at 7:30 sharp
at the Hebrew Institute. Please come
on time and bring every one Of your
family along with you. Admission is
$500.
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-04-23

esting program has been arranged for
the evening. Mrs. Louis Morris and
Mrs. James Weltman will take part
in the musical program and DR.. EN-
anuel Toomim will be the speaker Of
the evening. Members Of the Council
Of Jewish Women are invited to at
tend.