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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-24
AS Classes OF
Animals To Be
Seen AtShows

The stage is set for the .bes
horse show ever held in connec
tion with the state fair at Salem
During the four nights OF the
show beginning Tuesday. Septem-
Der 27, there will be shown 45
classes OF the best horses the Pa
cific coast can produce, and those
OF at least one stable from the At
lantic coast Including Flash. a
worlds champion high Jumper
that has made three trips to horse
shows in England, and Comet, a
SON of the great race horse Har-
vest that is said to be the hand
soonest show horse in the country.
In all, the Skinner stable of New
York sends five animals.
The McCleaves of Victoria, B.
c.. will again be on hand with
their grade horses. Portland sends
delegation Of thirty with good
chances of being prominent when
the ribbons are distributed, as the
hunting and jumping classes are
very prominent on the program
and the Portland Hunt club is
well stocked with that class of per-
formers.
The Corlnthian, water jump,
a handy. hunters class. and fire
will be shown for the
first time at Salem. In all, there
are twelve jumping events sched-
lled for the four nights.
H. G. Browne, member Of the
state fair board of directors, is
of the horse show and
feels confident that it will be
big factor in the success of the
tate fair this year,
Horse shows all over the coun-
.ry have been particularly sue
'essful the last rev years, prob
IDLY owing to the fact that 1t is
'nly possible to see fine horses at
he shows. the general use of
tylish turnouts having entirely
eased, and possibly also because
he present shows are devoting
lore attention to the jumping
lasses which provide so much
that is of Interest to
he general public.
The Judges will be E. A. Trow-
ridge of Missouri and James
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-24

Nicol of Portland. Mr.. Trow-
bridge is well known as a horse
show Judge in the east and is con-
nected with the bureau of animal
industry. Mr.. Nicol is one of the
best known horsemen In the
northwest and Is particularly we'll
qualified for the position as his
experience with shows and show
horses is very extensive. A. M.
Cronin will act as master of cere-
monies in the ring.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-24
FAIR TO
BE BEST
STAGED
(ConlInued from Page one. }

NNOA tiA UCA AAOth o6t SnU.J
the larger plots, which, arrange'
with vivid borders OF better-knowl
and popular specimens from vista
OF beautiful color effects.
State fair officials are predict
ing the largest crowds in history
on the opening days. This is at
tributed largely to the fact thai
attendants are assured that every
exhibit will be placed, and also the
splendid entertainment program
offered on these dates.
The racing schedule on Mon
day" said Secretary Lea in com
menting on the program, will be
equal In every respect to that of
other days" Larger purses will be
offered on "Wednesday and Thurs
day, but the line-ups on the two
opening days point to close COM
petition and record time. Auto
polo and auto races will also be
stellar attractions on these two
dates.
First Days Best.
Those who attend on Monday
and Tuesday will really have the
advantage over those who visit the
fair later, for the exhibits and fea-
lures will allow better viewing
space, and the opportunity offered
In consequence of more leisurely
inspection. Crowds are expected
to increase as the week grows, for
every day is scheduled for some
organization or group of bodies.
The Portland chamber of CONNER
ce Is cooperating with the Rosar-
fans in arranging for tremendous
erowds from the Rose city ON
both Tuesday, Boosters Day and
again on Thursday and Saturday,
Portland and Shriner's Day.
And Salem is preparing to ex-
tend the hand OF welcome to all
attendants. Mayor
George e. Halyerson has Just is
sued a proclamation to the people
Of Salem to show visitors that Ore
CONS capital is happy to greet
them, and to aid In making their
stay as pleasant and comfortable
as possible. He has also sent out
an edict requesting every busInessl
man and resident to dress up their
places Of business or dwelling,
lean their yards and brighten. the
urroundings generally.
Prices Remain Normal. /
Fair week price juggling was ,
'iven a sound rapping during the /
1id-week, when sixty business q
nd professional men assembled in s
be Commercial club. A resolution r
Tas adopted at that time which O
ondemned any hotel manager. Il
estauranteur, taxicab company or
ther concerns or individuals that b
tempted to profiteer. s
Hundreds of rooms and places n
here board may be secured have ri
zen listed by the Commercial club II
orking together with individuals m
hd these may be ascertained dur d,
q the week at a booth especiallv RI
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-24

GRAFTON, for home consumption
will take all this state can pro-
duce."
Mr.. Reed left last night for Cal
ifornia to get some information Of
almond growing and from there
intends to go through the south
ern states visiting the pecan
groves in Texas and Georgia.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-24

I stationed in the lobby of the Ho
tel Marion.
A special system OF policing tn,
fair grounds has been arranged
with the Salem police being called
upon, for the first time to furnish
protection for the grounds. This
was brought about BY the state
fair grounds being incorporated
last year. Both night and day shift
Will be scheduled.
Horse Show Featured.
Interest grows to high point
OF anticipation over both the
night horse show and night horse
racing cards. The former will be-
gin on Tuesday night and extend
over until Friday night. The even
ign racing is to be introduced for
the first time at state fair, and
promises to be big drawing card
In the evening. Numerous other
offerings throughout the week
will make the evenings long to be
remembered, both from an enter
tainment and educational point of
view.
Increased enthusiasm is mani
tested on the part of our foreign |
born citizens in the exhibit which
they are to make throughout the
week. In the educational building
under the supervision of the Ore
gon chapters OF the Daughters OF
the American Revolution. To date
1t Is possible to announce the rep
resentation Of the following coun-
tries: Greece. Russia, Mexico, Ire
land, Belgium, Armenia, the Phil
ippines, Finland, France, Denmark
Italian, Chinese and Welsh.
Folk Dances Slated.
One OF the features of the Wed-l
nesday night program will be DAM
ces characteristic of Sweden which
will be staged by John Olson, of
Portland, assisted by C. b. Norb-
blad, A. T. Donaldson, Gustav
Johnson, Fritz Olson, Nils Wich- ;
strom, Elsa Matteen, Selma Dy-
hang, with the following musi- ,
clans supporting them: Otto Wck-
strom, John Tungerlund and AL
gar Haglund all or Portland. Most
OF these dances are very old, one {
iating back 160 years. r
MI. Olson was formerly identi- {
led with the famous Skansen dan-i
'ers. the only organization of its /
Kind In the world, and as such q
vas commanded to appear before t
practically every crowned head of c
Europe.
School Exhibit Large. v
The educational building will @
ouse the exhibits of arts and of e
RATS of these people and will al a
0 be the exhibit room for the Il
arious state institutions and col W
'ges. Miss Myrtle Ferguson, new r
cad of the science department of a
le Oregon Agricultural college fl
III establish a child health clinic ic
this building also. She will be
SISTED by physicians OF Portland be
lelin and Corvallis and by Miss to
srnice Wait. nutrition specialist a
the college, who will suggest Sc
g proper diets to mothers. re
A most interesting federal exhi- 8
I is likewise planned for the sic
me place. This will consist Of Sc,
APPS. working plans. charts and sol
otographs. representing the diff alt
'ent departments of the govern est
mt devoted to saving our forests Pc
stroying pests and building of thi
IDS. mo
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-24
Judging Begins Monday.

al
/ Judging in the various depart
g ments will begin Monday mornin
j and extend over until Wednesday
when all prize-winning stock will
be paraded in the livestock collise
] um. Stock Judging contests OF tn,
J boys and girls Industrial cubs o
the state will be held Monday
Tuesday, Wednesday and extend
over into Thursday. Professor K
b. Fits and II. A. Lindgren OF th'
0. A. G. will be the judges.
Whitney Bows Chorus
| The appearance of the Whitney
Boys Chorus OF one thousand vol
ces on Sunday, October 2, at three
p. m. is another attraction that
promises to be a big feature of
time In the history of the world
the state fair. This will be the first
that an aggregation OF musicians
" singers OF Ihis magnitude has
Deen transported firty miles to
give concert. The Mormon choir
Oh tnree hundred voices is the
largest musical organization that
mas ever Travelled. The Whitney
chorus In Portland alone numbers
over seven nundred. The famous
massach usetts Musical Festival
NUMBERED i've hundred, but was
maue up OF singers from all over
tue state, ana ala not travel en-
masse.
besides the Portland chorus,
snere VIII De boys from Eugene,
cottage Grove, Hilisboro and 9TH
er places. An organization OF the
!" n.they Boys chorus Is being
perlected IN salem, and while
lney may not nave time to learn |
az tne numbers, VIII be able to
JOIN n tne cnoruses and patrio-
TIC nun Ders.
Seats for 5000.
In the grand stand and bleach
ers there are seats for 5000 and
an elaborate arrangement for au-
10 parking is being made in full
view and hearing of the chorus.
Autos having their tops down will
be allowed to park in front of the
directly opposite the
;horus platform. One of the uni
lue features will be the installing
u the magnivox, which will en-
'ble the soloists to be heard dis
inctly by $4,000 peopel. This
will be installed In
he fair grounds by Howard Barin-
oat, member of the chorus.
Besides the chorus of boys there
yill be a boy chairman, boy speak {
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-24

Willard l.. Marks, an Albany at
torney, has been engaged to teach
classes in law in the business sci
ence department of Albany col
lege.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-24
saturday, September u, -,
Boys and Gill

We have III ~
high Ia,Dnt sraSs ,a o. maaStss's'as.s u take d
Fls,oaisman Foot aa,,I Or retaiI Dpotl. ppottlton n
der. 81. nand made i. slss I
soccer Balls and p,, Y
with guaranteed ~ snching Ba.,
der, 81 each. nand made NV
= NICHOLSON ssss, co, Russ,,
1za Akron Savings 1 ro..
AcEn,ns AKRON. ono 1,0aa Bad
niThNIs mil, MS WANTED--TSb...
,rieniIs Mi,l retail for SO each nsss e, aa.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-24

SALEM sILvERToN STAGE
Leaves Leaves
Salem Silverton
o. e. Depot News stand
TOO a. m. Sis a. IN.
D:00 a. m. 1:O0 p. m.
$500 p. m. e:1b .. m.
SALEM -INDEPENDE
MONMOUTH STAGE
Leav Salem o. q. depot-7:0o
a. m. 11:0u a. m. SEQ p. m.
Leave Monmouth Hctel-S:l5 a
m. 1900 p. m. 6:16 p. m.
Leave Independence BctAi-s:3o
a. m. 1:15 p. m. $3.50 p. M,
Special trips by appeirtmen
Seven, passenger car for hirA,
j. w. PARKER. Prop.
Res. phone 615. Business phone 2
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-08-30
FRANCHISE SEEKER
in CORPUS CHRISTI

D. q Campbell OF the Camphcll on
Oomuarr ~ Dalla- o. Boa the city Mr.
Campbell was n Corpus Christi few
woeka $3.50. at which time D." appeared
before the cits council with an appli-
Cutou Soc o. nnrclise 'o pipe and de-
lVer natural gns Tor domestic and in
lHstri1l consumption
80 definite action has been taken
hy tle council on ia, apphcauun there
being objectionable features which
were inior eliminated and the apph-
cHtion amendoi suitable &c both the
Campbell interests ana the committee
appointed bN tho council for o confer
cnce The Campbell on company au-
uuunoes that % b. ready 90 place a for
fvlt uf $4,000 ~ "a guarantee of Faith
ful performance of lis contract in event
'hc franchise ls granted aud pending
final action by thp city council a rep
iescntatise of the company in cunfcl-
ring with the White Point DeVoluument
company over negotiations Tor both oil
ini sns development at that field
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-08-30
gMyHa!6d

C. a. MeNauahton, deputy fish and
game Warden. was boz Corpus Christi
yesterday II was learned that sew
eral fishermen who were not con-
forming to the provisions VI the tsh
and Same laws wcrr dcharrcd from
the privileges ~ fishing
Mrs. Roy D. Cliff, who has been
visiting in Dailaa and other points
10 NOrth Texas has returned homo.
Mrs. p H. Bingham, who was recent
~ called 60 Hrownwood by the illuoss
81 her daughter MrR james & white.
has advised that Mrs White Is much
improved
john D. hardwicke, who is temper
nriN located at Weaiherford and has
boon absent about two months. as IN
Corpus CHRISTI OH visit TO his mother,
Mrs Nm Gcrhardt
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-08-30
U.S.. TROOPS
ASKED TO END
THE MINE WAR

tDnH'inucd from pare One)
have tn ccafo paifoiilnp the roads
hai they must not Interfere with iceal
Officers who came io strive papers and
advised them q the peace Officers we're
frustrated in un effort 60 rrrvr these
proeessre that 70 coula Dc depended on
th4i force would Ne found which
nouil s"ryc the rnrcfa
20 Was aHceftulued that Wluinm
Greer wlt ailch ir tho clash with Tho
tinfr pnilCo iiis body was removed
60 Mutowan William Morrison Died at
% O'Clock ths morning ard be- WINS
buried nt shagrlrs f'siry
Cecil rifih was shot and o. be q
eritieH condition Ills nthcr'. homr
iv 40 rat'nttahurr XIV Tho fourth nun
shot 1eorgD NAV received n SLIGHT
wound There wero mo- WOMEN or chli-
tfen injured in this afi1rk"
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-08-30
FEDERAL JURY
RETURNS INDICTMENTS

rt T".0 A sn afata.f p-.aa
WILLIAMSON " Va Aug ea.--
fnairimtuia today were returned hY q
federal rrani Jury in session here
against &C. g. Koeney aud Fred
Mopncr president and secretary. res
spccfiveiv of district a. United Mine
N"rfen 90 America and g. H Wort
mau aa International organizer for
Tho miners uniun in connection with
the deaths last MAY ~ Ambrose Coos
limo and Dnn whit The two mon
were killed durine the three days
shooting iu Minrn county during the
week OF May i3 David Rohh an In
t,ruaiional organizer Tor Tho miners
Also was indiciHd as an nccessort be-
fore the fact in connection with the
dcnth of William McMullen state
trooper last June McMuilen was
sho, while on guard duty.
Prosecuting Attorney S. d. Stokes
TONIGHT announced that he had scnt
cawase~ Tor the arrest Of kecney end
Mo1nov fn the sheriff 81 knnnwha
counts The men wili he called to
TRIAL he sud q; the roruiur term ~
court coming September 70.
Eighteen other indictments charging
various pff.rseH were returned six
of ihcm ngninst persons charged in
connection with McMullen's death and
npc dealt with the burning uf War
Eagle company tipple on May 10
Tho rcunining indictments were in
connection with thc rpbbiug and bum
iuc Of a commissnry pf the Lynn Coal
and Coke company on May a.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-06-02

iaete Ser Sl1nge: IS lit bod i6o'n,
NIT iemranb al %reiien, Der ben Weg
10 aut fenrt unb tueiB, mett11 Die blrts
feln Gllnnels fommen, 6unntt er bor-
der 2iht an1teden fann."
So, ID, mein 2iebling, bas bat bet
ne Mama oft in ibrem 2ebe1r erfab-
rem" fagte sic Ml1tter, rno Elm bel,
les 2abeln glitt iiber ibre 8ige.
,l1nD MIN fieb, mein Ser5blah, lebt
fommen mir mieber ms Sageslibt
inns feben tpieoer Die Sarier uno 8a1=
ME"
Dos @ino fbl1tg feline fleinen San-
Sc freuoig 5ulammen nnb iagte: $50,
.id muBte ober gar niidt, Bob 6l i6on
10 biel gereiit bilt. Donna, 6u marlt
bod eigentlib 10 oft franf."
u9iebes Rin6, ib 6abte al1d mebr
an meme 2ebensreiie; OF meibt 6o6,
BOB mir 11idt immer anf 6ieier 8el1
.bleiben; MIR befinben nns auf 6e1
Geiie o11rd 6as 2eben CUR &eimat.
Muf bieier &eiie gibt eS a1d biele
6unfle 5tellen, uno id 6a6te 6ara1.
tpie Se1us, 6as 2i6t ser @elt, Tie mil
ben gemuM, 1elb1t Die groBe Siniter.
mis-, nls Der liebe 8ater uns 10 plob.
lli6 genomme11 tpltr6e."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-06-02

.sieb nur, Man1a, tparlm itedt er
11llr ole 9arlpe an, % bod Die Spnre
am Simmel Itebt2u fragte bas &inb.
r8ie tam er iest MIR 2ampen anite-
ugienei6t peiB er, baB mir bal6
ms 9rnfle fonnmen, barum muB er
porber 2idt anmad)en,1 auttportete
sic Mutter.
.&ommt mirflid pas Dnnfles,
bait 0n es geieben?" fori6te baS &ino
metter.
Sd meiB eg nidt, 2iebling, ib bin
6ieien @eg nod ME gefabren. Ser
Sd)affner flrbr bier getpiB fdon of
uno fennt baber Sen @eg genau."
r@ieneidt irrt er iid oieSmal ober
bod; ID iebe Dtrfli6 gar ni6tS
.@arte es nrr ab, mein Sunge,
6n tpirif es ihon ieben."
ST idapieg elm @eil6en ur6 paBte
iebr o11f Of u6as 9a1nfle" fdne, mie
er iagte.
8ol0 fltbr Ser 3ug in einen Gun-
mel. 3nerlt blieb es ia nod etDas
bell; allmablib fnD man aber a1Ber.
bab 0es 3uges gar ri9ts mebr.
$50, es fam, er tpl1Bte es 6od,"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-06-02
.Sat ct oas tpirfliD INNER getar,

nSat er bas tuirfliN intt1er geta1,
|liebe Mama?"
.Sn, INNER, 2iebling, uno i6 be-
te, DaB er Die Dunfelbeiten IN 0en1
2ebet1 meines lieben Sl1ngen ebettlo
lidt MAIDEN moge uie IN meinem.
nn6 er miro es TIM; b1 muBt i'm
nnr madden laiien."
nDas min ib go115 getpiB tlt1l,
mein M11tterden, gan5 getptB," nrb
|oabei ltredte er feline fleite Sano ber-
tral1enSbon IN sic ibre. 8ie bottle
|i6 midi gefIr6tet, pen1 mir bdtter1
miiilen 6l1rd Ben la11gen Gnnnel i'm
Dunfeln fabren! @eil aber Die 9am-
pen angeitedt maren, firdtete i6 mild
gar 11i9t. go boffe i6 a1d), bob Sc
Jus ale Da1nfelbeit fir mid ben mo=
den miro"
u0us gebe @ott!" lagte Die M1nt=
tel, un6 in mei11em Ser5en fan6 Dies
@ebet ei1en @i6erbon.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-06-02
&i1tOerede
SidJt fit sic 6imiternis.

@ir iaBen i'm giienbabnpagen 10
nobe beiiommen, baB id es ni6t ner-
meioen fonnte, Oas @eipra6 nit an-
oub0ren, bas oie blaiie, rei5enoe Jun
&c Strut nit ibrem a6t Sabren alten
blonoen &taben fiibrte. Sic tpar in
Srauer, uno mie i6 mir INNER germ
bie 2ebensgei6i6te berer ansnrale,
nit Oenen id al1lammen reiie, oadte
id mir, 0aB lie mobl cine @ittme nnS
Sieier liebe S1nge ibr ein5iges &i110
lei. gs intereliierte MIDI, Die beioen
5u beobadten, uno i) fiiblte in met
mem eigenen Ser5en et1pas bon DEM
itarfen 2iebesbanb, bas 0iele beioet1
Menidenfinber nmidlong. gr bot
te aus Dem Seniter geieben unb mad)=
te feline 8emerfungen iiber Die bor'
iibereilenben @egenitanOe, Bis feline
I11fmerfiamfett our6 einen Sdaffner
eefeiielt mrrbe, ser nit elmer Steb'
letter bereinfam un0 sit 2ampe an
itedte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-06-02
Tamilie1tfreiS
Selbftnertraueu.

Selb1tnertrQlte1t.
9ieier felte Stab, an Dem ni6t
nur iein geiiber, ionbern aud oeiien
nadite umgebung i'm geeigneten Mu=
genblif einen iibern Salt finoet, mar
Dem meibliden @ei6lebt nienlnls mo-
tiger als ieBt. 9ie Neu5eit bat Der
|5ran-&edte un6 Bflibten eingera11mt
Ole ibr ebeoem fern lagen, uno 6a gilt
es, 5elbitpertral1en 5u 6aben, I'M
onrdy8nfubren, mas Die 3eit bon ibr
foroert. S6eiterte bob an 3agbafttg=
felt, an gu lnngem Sdpnnfen 1don
morfes @liid.
5elbitbertrauen entipringt iener
iorgfaltiigen gr5ieb1ng, Die 8elt u1o
2eben nit redtem 8lid betradten
laBt, iener edter, tpabren 8iloung,
Die geiittg fret madt nn0 elmer rnbi=
gen 5eelenbarmonie, Die initinftiiD
0as @efuH fir bas Gi6tige finoen
ldBf. Cine GSrol1, sic eiu geDiifes
WeaB 5elbitbertrauen beiiBt, bebalt in
ie0er 2ebenslage &ube nno Cider
belt. Sic berliert nibf 10 idneu ben
&opf tDe11n Gage Der Gorge uno Crib
iaI fnn11nen Daonr6 miro tie 5um Sc
gen ffuiir ibre nmgebung. sic adtet
niht Der ettuaigen 2al1nen Mn6erer,
tnabtet nidh oaoltr6l es INIT Nie-
marto ber6erben at noaen," ionbern
fibt ernif nno tren Mqes, I'M Gro
ben mie I'M &leinen, 10 bl1rdb nie
e es nab beitem grmel1en ~ mir
gut ur0 5tuedmdBig bdlt.
gs gibt ID bieI 2ebenslogen, no
Ietn fd)neler gftidluB in Hiidiidt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-06-02

ouf Mnoerer 8obl ooer 8ebe ODER
i'm eigenen Snterelie %nottpenoig miro;
90 ionte iebe berniinftige nnb flar
oenfenbe 8rau bas Selbltpertraner be
liben, nady eigenem grmeiien gu ban
belr, nidt Gernftebenoe I'M Stat fra-
gen, 5ablloie beridieoene nrteile ber-
aus5nforbern un0 baourd MIR Der-
ipirrt perben.
Sremoe babett, tpetta bteqei6t a1td)
ben auerbelten @iIen, ribtig 5u ra-
ten, ooh fait ME ienen flaren Sin,
|blif in Die 8erbdltniiie M110erer, Der
nun einmal gum ri6ttgen &at 6nrb-
aus n0tig lit. 3utpeilen beiiben tie
audi 11i6t geniigeno l1nparteilidfeit.
Mnoererieits fragen gin5elne -aud
bielleidt balb urbemnBt 80 MIR bes=
balb I'M Stat, Inn ii6 ipater bon ie-
Ser 8eranttuortli6feit fret 5n fublen.
Sier 5eigt ii6 bdufig Ser nnteridie6
5mi19en Selb1tDertrauen 1tnb gelbIt=
betpnBtIein. 2ebteres, baS ii6 belon=
bers oft I'M 8enebmen iunger, nod
nnreifer Meniden fund hit, u1r6 Die
lie Sic eigenartiglten Mn1ihten als Die
alein mnBgeben0en I'M 8rnItton Der
reber5e1gnng ausipre6en ldBt pflegi
|1id) mirflih ern1ten Mnforbernngen,
|bie 6os 2eben an 6en 8etreffenben
itent, oft ger11g ols ibuanfenoeS
|&obr 5u ermeiien. Cine 8eranttpor=
|tung ibrer &anol1ngstpeiie iiberneb=
men tie MIR b0dit l1ngern.
Cine Bpa11 NIT bere6tigtem Selbit-
|bertra11en bat aber BEN Wfut Der @nts
|i6ei6nng, 90 tie bon Dornberein ibr
|3iel ibren @raften anpaBt nn6 ein
flares @eritan6nis fir Die @ren5en
Ser M0glibfeit bie1er o6er iener 60
de beitbt. Dds berubigen6e @efnp(
6as 8e1te getpout 5n baben, laBt tic
|ielbit einen etuatgen Seblidlag &C.
6atloig b%innebmer. Sic iudt feinen
nn6eren Meeniden, I'M bie @eront=
mortnng a11f 6ieien gu mdl5en. GieieS
edte, mabre 5elbitbepnBtlein lonte ie=
Be 6ran it6 a%neignen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-06-02
Gti1ttmnttg.

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I'M Sauie ab, ob bieie sfrie0
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lit! Dieienigen, sic an ritter Stelle
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m11rg, Die I'M @ouie berriM, 5ieben,
lin6 Die &in0er, oieienige, Die Die 2alt
ser geranttportung trdgt, lit 6ie Weut=
ter, ste &uusfrau, Sbr Nmt lit es,
5n beri0bnen, at permitteln, 5n tro=
item, au er1m1tigen nn1 ben @eilt er=
%quidenber 6r0bli9feit 5u meden ur1
aufredt 51 erbalten. Gin iol6eS Sans
lit BEN &in6ern cine pabre Seimat.
nod Der tie 1tets bon 9anfbarfe11
unb 2iebe 5urudida1en.
oft la1tet biel S6ueres, biele Mr,
belt nr6 Gorgen anf Ser 6amilien=
mutter nn6 es geb0rt Elm groBes Wfah
|bon Selb1fbeberri6nng uno nebertptn
Dung 6a5u, cine glei6mdBige 9tim-
mnng 5u betpabren. Mber es lit tire
|Bfi6t, lire ernite un6 beilige &flidt.
Mntter fon Elm 8orbi6 fem, 81
oen Ser 5ob1 berebren6 anfblidt, Die
|Go6ter ii6 emporreH 6urb ben ie=
gensboqen @influB 6es guten Bei,
[ipiels.
Dus gertronen ibrer @in6er 5n er=
merben lit cine mibtige Nufgabe Der
Muttter. @ie oft miro 6ieies beri6er5t
bnr9 sic pebielpo1e 5timmung,
6ur9 i6ledte 2a1ne. 8ie fanr man
90 mandmnl beobudten, bob Elm
Rinb sic Mntter ettpas fragt un6 I'm
etpas bittet nnb es miro idroff abge=
mieien, neil oie Mutter ni6t uge=
.itimmt" lit. @ie peb tut benz &i1roe
.1ppbl bieies 8erfdbren, 5nmal penn
eS nod 5u jung lit, Inn Die Wiben,
Die Mrbeit elmer Mntter 5u berlteben
u1no 5n tDiiroigen=
Mna ipribt bdufig bon %unferer
beutigen Sl1gen0, baB es ibr an Chr
fnrdt, Mdtung nn0 2iebe gegen 81
tern nno 8orgeieBte ma11gelt.
8as lit aber nibt gum fleiniten
Sell oaranf 5nrid5ufibren, bob Die
gItern feline Selbit5ubt iibten, I'M
Gorbil6 iein 5u fonner. Die S0bne
11no 906ter treten bi11aus ms Dffent=
lihe 2eben. sic ieben uno b0ren 10
Man6es, mas tie rei5t un6 lodt, lie in
inneren 3mieipalt bringt. Wenn lie
6a1n I'M @lternbonie cine Mutter nil
len, Die gu i6libten. 5lt rotten, 81 err
mutiger meiB, beritdnoniBboues @nt-
gegenfommen, baterliden &at, miit-
terliden Croft fin6en fofnren, 10 ger
teilt fib man6e gefabr6roben6e @ol-
fe, Bic iiber ibrem 2ebensbimmeI itebt.
Das iir0 @6eTtei1e auf bent 2ebers-
mcgee, bte ieIb1t Sic Sorgenmadte ME
ga115 berbltnfeln fonren.