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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1941-02-20
LOOKING BACK
THROUGH Time
Excerpts From The Herald of
Thursday, February IL, 1921
Items of Twenty Years Ago.

Barney Hoffman, hailed by the
North Dakota press as the Jazz
lest Jazzer" on the vaudeville stage
will appear at the Caughren Thea.
tire on Saturday evening, of this
week. Barney was a former en-
ployee of the Herald, after which
he Joined the American forces in
the World War and saw months OF
service in frozen Siberia.
Adopting the role of instruct
ors," members of the agricultural
class Of the Sank Centre high
school conducted course for
grown-ups at the gathering of the
Interstate Vocational Educational
Association in Minneapolis last
Friday. Twenty boys took part
in this work.
The epidemic Of measles, with
about seventy cases in this COM
munity, resulted in the installation
of school nurse and a general
systematic review of the situation
last week by representatives of the
State Board of Health. The cpl
demic has been checked to large
extent, according to Miss Louise
Ladner, community nurse, now on
duty at the school. Miss Ladner
is working under the direction of
the Sank Centre branch of the
American Red Cross.
A baby boy arrived at the George
Conkey, Jr., home at Little Falls,
Wednesday, February 9, 1921.
Leo and Anthony Schoenhoff
spent Saturday in Minneapolis at
the Automobile Show.
John Wolfe left Monday for Min
neapolis as a delegate to the con-
vention of the United Workman's
lodge, representing the local lodge.
Miss Virginia Kells entertained
her little girl friends at Valen-
tine party Monday. At $50 her
mother, Mrs. L. L. Kells, gave a
dinner.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1941-02-20
Now They're Calling
Him "Lacy-Pantso-

Forest Lake-Ted Houle, presi.
dent Of the Forest Lake fire de,
partment, arrived late at a recent
fire in his town. Reason? He had
to take the curriers' out of his hair!
1t seems his little girl wanted to
see If she could put a curl in dad.
dy's so she decked him out pref
tily with curriers' for the night
When the siren blew, Ted, in true
volunteer fashion, was up and
dressed in two minutes. He hit a
snag however, when he came to
put on his hat and it was only
that fact that saver him from fight
ing fire with curriers' in his hair
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1941-02-20
BQB{kRseMw
Bernice FianeSon
HILDRETH
By Estes

There is strange magic in a sum-
mer, especially a lazy, isolated one.
When the basic routine of living is
brushed aside, unless the usual
round Of sports and social activities
is substituted, unexpected things
are likely to happen. Emotions
whose existence, perhaps, have nev-
err been suspected, or at least never
recognized, take the bit in their
teeth. And dramatic things occur
even to people who would ordinar-
lily be looked upon as quite COM
monplace.
This is the story of such a sum-
mer in lonely little cove on the
Maine coast. Hildreth and her
mother had been spending the sum-
mer there ever since she could re-
member. This summer she would
have Godfrey all to herself, and
there was much to be worked out
between them. The only distrac-
ton would be the coming Of her
mothers youngest sister, Laura,
who only a few months past had
become a widow. Hildreth was
confident that Laura, with her four
boys would interfere.
FAME is THE SPUR
BY Howard Spring
You touched me on the shoulder
once, and I'd have followed you to
kingdom come"
Jimmy Newboult flung these
words at his chief, the Viscount of
Handforth, Minister of His majes-
tvs Government, suave and potent
national figure. But Jimmy was
addressing them to the man that
Handforth once had been-to Ham,
er Shawcross, product Of Manches-
ter slums, who had placed his wit
and strength and handsome pres
ence behind an ideal, made a lost
cause his own, and proved that
even in world run by wealth and
powers a poor boys dreams could
come true. Hamer was born to
lead; his voice was magic, a trum-
pet commanding men upon a new
crusade. Hamer was born to be
loved; women were drawn to him
by the fascination of his presence.
Men and women-both-liv on
ly to serve him. And the only way
to serve Hamer was to serve his
career. He made of everyone who
knew him stepping stone. His
mother, his lovely wife, his boyhood
friends, the peerless he had once
defied, all are part of his life's
pattern, which runs sometimes tor
tuously, often precariously, but al
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1941-02-20
Wants to Reduce Legislature

Reapportionment Of the Minnesota legislature
has been ignored for twenty years, although under
mandate Of the constitution this should have been
done after each census This was provided to keep
representation nearly equal practicable in the
various districts
Senator B. G. Novak, Of st. Paul will ask the
legislature to submit to the people Of the state
proposed constitutional amendment to reduce the
membership from 1913 to 1873, a reduction of sixty
members This, of course, to take the place of the
present constitutional act which has not been heed
ed for the past twenty years.
Legislators not anxious to vote themselves
out of office by changing districts, hence it would
have to be up to the people. There Is possibility
that legislative system is top heavy with 1913
members. but the legislators themselves will most
likely not be willing to do much about it and the
people. If satisfied, will not become very much ex-
cited about changing something that has operated
for twenty years without change. Such a change
would be made by the people, we believe, only upon
the grounds that it would be a saving to the state
For after all. lower costs of efficient government
the main factor Of interest to the taxpayng public
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1941-02-20
Fells Two Rabbits
With Single Shot

Pipestone-On a par with killing
two birds with one stone is Charles
Lingwall, of Trosky, who was cred
tied with the ultimate in marks
manship recently when he bagged
two rabbits with one blast from his
shotgun. A distance of thirty feet
separated the hares. The shot is
all the more remarkable when it is
known that Lingwall has but one
hand, the other having been shot
off years ago in a hunting accident.
Another Harbinger Of Spring
st. Peter-Not nearly as pleasant
a sign Of early spring as the first
robin, or blade Of grass or a lilac
in bloom, but, 1t Is to be hoped,
just as sure a sign was the little
black and green notified garter
snake which crawled along the
steps beside a st. Peter grocery
Saturday and nestled there In the
snow. Maybe he hadn't heard
about the groundboy Or else he just
didn't care.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1941-02-20

ways upwards. Beside it runs the
cavalcade Of recent English his
tory, the growth Of the Labour
Party, the women's suffrage cru.
SADIE, the first World War, the
Coronation, the promises Of the
twenties and the feverish hopes and
fears of the thirties.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1941-02-20
Fresh Carrots In
Garden in JanIIarv-

Garden in January
Acknowledgements of dry wealth
er, Mrs. Chas. Cunningham, Of At
water, decided about the middle of
last August that her carrot crop
would be failure and so planted
more seed mostly as a hopeful ex-
pertinent with little expectation of
obtaining any carrots large enough
to use. The November blizzard
buried the then green topped car
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1941-02-20
Honest Man Pays Debt
OF SO Years Standing

Fairmont Chance conversation
with a Fairmont man recalled to
the memory of Martin L. Houger,
80, of Winnebago, a small debt
overlooked and forgotten which he
owed A. G. Croker, of Fairmont,
and had been owing since 1907. Al.
though Mr.. Houger was highly en-
barassed to discover the obligation
still existed, Mr.. Croker was glad
not only to get the money, but
especially happy to meet as honest
a man as Mr.. Houger, having him
self entirely forgotten the matter
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1941-02-20
FAREWELL, SOLDIER

Today marks the beginning of a in
history for this city, for it is the first time since
early days that complete military unit leaves the
city for the service of Uncle SAM Eghtyseven men,
most of them fellows who have grown to manhood
in this community leaving to do their bit in the
greatest peacetime defense program of the Union.
Today also marks the beginning of a life
for these young men. For at least year they
will be under the strict discipline of the army. For
one year they will the greatest democracy in
the world today. For year, with countless others,
they will stand bulwark against the destruction
of freedom as we know it-they will stand
threat against those who have forgotten the brother
hood of man and the teachings of the Nazarene,
the Savior of
Sank Centre, of course, will miss these young
fellows but people will watch them with pride,
and we will want to know of their every movement,
their life, their fun. We will watch every avenue
of to learn of their welfare and to keep in
touch with them. Knowing that they will feel the
same way, shall send number of Sank Centre
Heralds to Camp Ham each week to be placed
where they will be accessible to all the members of
the local outfit.
This will be a great year for these fellows, for
they will be hardened and strengthened through rigid
training, they will improve their minds through in
tense study, that when they return they will be
better prepared to meet the demands of business
life. which each year become more complicated.
That alone will more than balance the ledger. For
their service, If they wish, they will be repaid in
strong and healthy bodies and clear minds. There
is no greater asset.
Tonight Sank Centre people will bid adieu to
their boys, and hundreds Of people will be there
to see them off, to wish them God speed and a sue
cessful years training The writer's goodbye to every
fellow in the outfit is: Farewell, Soldier! Well
be seen' va"
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1941-02-20
Bricks Fall on Head
When Door Is Opened

Sleepy Eye-An innocent victim
Of rather unusual circumstances
was Florian Seidl when he stepped
from the kitchen door of his farm
home near Sleepy Eye recently and
was promptly and neatly knocked
cold" by two bricks which became
dislodged from the wall above the
door, both falling simultaneously
and striking him on the head. I'm
conscious for a time, Mr.. Seidl re-
quired the services Of a physician
to dress the wounds upon regaining
consciousness.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1941-02-20
STATE NEWS
BRIEFS
Farmer Carves Own
Tombstone At 85-

Fertile-An interesting incident
in the life of Erick G.. Hoglund,
pioneer Fertile farmer, was dis
closed shortly after his death on
January % when it was revealed
that he had prepared his own grave
marker at the age of S5 years. A
stonecutter during his early years
in Sweden, Mr.. Hoglund located a
huge rock on his farm five years
ago, blasted it from the ground and
from the pieces deftly fashioned a
square marker supported by four
upright pillars and carved the
name "Hoglund" on top. He had
already hauled the tombstone to his
cemetery lot to await the time of
his demise.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1941-02-20
Three Mile Trip Is
Sixty In Summertime

Aitkin-Taking advantage Of a
winter short cut which cuts 81
miles from a 60 mile trip during
the summer, Mr.. and Mrs. Gust
Buchholz drove across the ice on
the Mississippi from their home
near Aitkin to the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Gust Pilz, a distance of three
miles, to pay them a neighborly
visit. During the summer the trip
by road is 60 miles.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-12-31

view Avenue. Cleveland, Ohio. r
oos 8eii6t lit itets Suit 1,,,o 2idt
o,1sgeiett auBerbem lit Die @eii6ts.
bout ipeitber nnb Ioler, ipGbreno bic
&opfbout eueer mo letter aeipannt
tit.
Nad)oent ein Iad)mann in lhnrfen
Norten Dor Den fiinltli6en Saarmit-
teln nno belonoers oen lhobliben
Soarforben,itteln ae,pornt, 9ibt er
&infe uno HatlhlGae, Die er aus
eiaener @riobrune eelommelt uno
aui5Gblt:
Sd babe iobrelang Die perihieben-
iten ioaen. Soor Comics nno Saor-
f,,rlnittelhen nnterludt uno eepriift
ilno babe eei,moen, bob bie belten
nid)ts tauaen lno mr ba5lt oeei9net
lino, ben !6aormnhs az Ibdoigen: @s
iollte beionoers 3eit nno Sorefoit
perlpenoet iperoen ouf bie ,,MoIinee"
Der &opfbomt, mos man ieoen Nor.
een et,po cine bolbe Minute long
oornebmen ION nmo atpar Iebr lang
lam 1,no poriihtia i'm Aniong, i,,-
eem man 5oG,peiie boreebt uno ieoen
Seil Der &opfba,,t hriidt nno fnetet.
S6lieBlid, fomnt man bas Soar NIT
einem peid)en &a,nm ooer elmer spei-
hen 8iirlte.
@ir fonnen bieie Nnlihten uno
8eiiunaen I'M eroben nno aon3en
teilerL obluobl mandes ideinbor nno
oielfod) Der aQaeneinen @rfabrnng
lpioeripriebt 60 alaubem mir, bob
MISUNDERSTANDING bes 9oores
nidt 10 iebr ihaoIi6 lit. 8er bon
Sueeno m,f lid an ben @ebrond BON
foltem 8aiier aelpobnt bat unb ba.
ourh oen eonaen &orper obeebortet
bat, fonm and nnbel6ooet ieines
Saorton6les bent &opf oielelbe YobI-
tot bes falten 8oliers erpeiien, bor-
auseelest, bob bos &opfboor iofort
gut abeetrodnet miro.
Die Mniidt, oob. oie @rnnoloee ei-
nes aeinnoem, froftiaen Soarmnhies
in einem enten @elunobeitsanltono
nno eei,noen Nerben beltebt, miro
ipobl iebermonn teilen. @benlo ift
Der aroBe Nusen Der Maiiaee alIee-
mein befonnt. Cine quite, bori6rifts-
mabta noreenommene, reeeImabiee
Malioee oer &opfbont benimmt oub
monhe &opfleioen nn6 ft0rft bas
eanae 9ferbenlpIten.
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- Das oer Menl6 al 2ebenspeis-
beit nit ben .Ssobren aetpinnt,, Dos
fommt ibm meiitens tpenig az cut,
ipeil iolde @rfabrnneen erlt i'm rei-
fern 2ebensalter eema6t tperoen, tpo
man i6on 5iemlid) in ieiner 3i9tung
berfno6ert lit. >Aber Der @e,pinn ift
fir Die nahIoodIenoe Sueeno bon
8ert, tpelde liets ,pie int aeitliden
8ermoee,L 10 and int eeiItieen Yer-
moeen bon bem eenabrt ,piro nno
aebrt, ipos sic Aelteren eeiommeH
boben. llno mas iie bonn ielbIt ein-
NAL IN ipoteren sSobren er,perben,
eos ion baum ,pieoer ben ssiineern
mebr ols ibnen lelbit at gut fommen.
auf bieie @eiie berpebt @ottes Gin
ridtung bie Nenlhen ineinanoer AT
einem eroben Oreonismus. al-
bam Stol5. ;
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Nms 30flidfeit

@err (oer im @oltbof cine Dame
beeriibt, bic eeraoe ipeiit): ,.Aber
bite, meine @maoieite, loiien Sie uIn
@otteswilen. niGt, neinettpeeen ST.
ren &aIbsriiden falt tperoen'' 'S
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Die weltberuehmte
St. Benedict Wund-Salbe

Erprobtes Heilmittel gegen allie Arten Won
alien und frischen Wunden, Geschwueren,
Gewaechsen, Bisswunden, Karbunkeln, usw.
schicken. - Keine Stamps. 60 Cents die
Schachtel, bel: j. L. STAAB, I72O9 Valley
view Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio.
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7fT= @cuSs VIZ BSilttuc BeiuSl, ttHt ltluf'
lihe Guroiidtigfeit, Die nielerorts in
bpiterilh-fanatiife stusbriiebe a,ls..
ortet. 8ieie bon Sapan IMPORTER,
ten @eaenItdnoe itellen &erte Nar,
fit ipelbe 9ncrifoner heaablt boben.
Wmlhe bieier 8aren iteilcn bobc
8erte oor, beren Gernidt,me ein gro,
Ser Gerlmlt beoelttet, ben nidJt bie
ssoponer, lonoern sic amerifoner er.
leiben.
0as l1nterf foneen lit ebenlo mlin-
mig ,lno toriht, ols sic bel Gusbrllb
oes erlten. 8eItfrieees in manhen
Stdoten ofiiaieu ourhaeiiibrte Ser,
brennnng oeuti6er 9iiher. Dieie gii-
der malbten ipdter ,pieber anaeihofft
iperoen 9entihlono, ,pober bic 9iiz
der ipieber in,portiert ,perhen mnb,
ten, botte Oe,, 9tuben nno oie Nme>
rifoner ben Sd)aoen nmo ben Spott.
- T. g., DO.
Sic ipiimihen einn,ol cine GRIND,
li6e &nipeilung aur 8ebanolrn9 bes
&ppfbaares, nm Dos Nmsfollen Der
Saare az berbiiten.
3lu,dbit ipielen sic gterben cine
erobe &ole beim Ausiollen bes Soa
res, benn sic &roft nno @einnbbcit
6es Saares peroen beeinflubt hnr6
Sen eelunoen ooer franfen 3Mltano
Der Neruen, beionoers> berer, Die I'M
mittelbor nit BEN Soaripuraeln 1T
Gerbnoune lteben.
Dem &opfboor oroben ober nod
onoere Seinoe. IS lit cine befannte
Sotiode, oaB 5ranen ieltem oaes
&opfbaor oerlierem nno aan5 fobl
peroen. 8ie auperl6iiiee Aerate be
boupten, lit bieier por3iislihe Saars
'uud)s Der Iraien bent llmitanb a,,=
5uihreiben, BOB sSrauen ibr Saor
leltener tnalben, als Nonner al tun
pfleeen. Srouen ,pold)en meiit m,r
iebe &o6e bas !Soor ariinolid, nab
reno MGnner es ieoen Moraen ober
nod otter ON Gage ,poiben. sSrauen
laiien oas paar loneer ipohlen ,no
'penn iie Siite troeen, 10 traeen tie
iie biele &opfbeoedung ouf Dem Saar
nno niht oidt ont &opf, ,pie pie
Mdnner, ,pobei 2ibt nno 2nft bonn
Saar ansgeibloien miro.
Das at baufiee 8oihen oes aopf=
boores 'ou, nod ser Aniidt berldbie=
oener aer5te, cine i6uppenortiee
&opfbaut betpirfe,t, belonbers tpenn
es bon SSuaeno ouf aei6iebt. aopf=
i6nppen 9anornff). fino nidt on
oers als ein @introdnen, 3uiommen-
lhrnmpfen nno Anfiprineen oer
!Sant, ber,,rlaht burd oie Beroun-
flung Ser 5eu6tiefeit, ,pelde ouf benz
Saorbooen nod oem 8oihen bes
&opfes Dor lid >eebt. @enn Die Sout
an ireenoeineu &orperteil ipGbreno
idarfer ooer falter Nitternne feuht
bleibt, 10. miro sic @out rifle - obn=
li6 eeidiebt es NIT Der &opfbolt.
@broniide 9fiiiiefeit (@bappine)
Der &opfbo,,t, oas Sraeen az eneer
Siite, ipoour9 oer 8l,tauaug nod
oer &opfbamt nnterbunoen tpir6, Dos.
Rammen nit oa5u ihoriem &amm,
fla6es Nieoerleeen oes Saores, beion-
oers, nenn es bur6 6liae S6minfen
o6er fosmetii6e Mittel be,pirft tpir6,
oas au f,lr5e Sdneioen oes Saores,
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fSAEiSAStt ilt1 uituStt Hiuttlis luttttS tuStt'
man pief @ebuIo llno 9lushaner bot,
Onrb eill einfabes Sallsmittel be-.
feitigt iperben. Nfau fpnt Selbllt*
men (6aD Seeo, SaD Sops) nno
&a,nillpn 5lt gleiben 9eilen ,mb lest
ben abi,,o ID 1parln ais nloglfd mlf
Das @espdd)s. Sobalb ser llmldlag
fiibl ae,poroen lit = nah ettua 5ebl.
Winuten =, n,aB berielbe erneuert
Derhen. Sc beltdnoieer man oieies
gerfabren anlpenoet, beito eber Der.
teilt ii6 oas lleberbein.
Mnbere Mittel iino oos bGufiee
Beltreiben nit 2ebertron (@eb 2iper
Dil) ooer &anpieripirihas. ..,.-
= .. s., q. s. .~.. ~..~
Die Ioeenonnte @oloene 3abl lit
Sieieniee 3abl, ipeIde aneibt, bos
,pieoielte Sabr bas porlieeenSe sSsobr
i'm 1iobrieen Monoairfel lit. Mian
finbet oie @oloene 3abl, ,penn man
al Ser Sabresaabl / binala1blt ,,nb
oonn burd 19 oioibiert. Ser eft eibt
Die @olbene 3abl an, ODER menm fein
&eit .bleibt, iIt es sic 3abl 10 ielbit.
Nit bem7 SonnenairfeI ,iuo ben
Sonntaesblr6itaben bat es foleenoe
Beipanotnis: Sn alien 3eiten NOR
es aIlae,Hein aebrau6lid, ipie es al,h
nod ieet in .@ebetbiihern Der 5aa
1T, bob ,nan in oem &alenber ole
einaelnen Gage oesielben bonn /. Sssa=
n,tar anaeIangen INNER tpieoerbnlt
NIT ben iieben 8ubitaben a, g, s,
9, e, S ,nb 8 beaeihnet. Derieniee
bon bieien iieben 8uditaben nun,
Delber .allemol auf einen Sonntag
falt, beiBt Der 5onntaesbubltabe,
Ser offenbar ieoes iolgenoe Sabr nm
cine Steae riidnorts eeben m,lB. go
Z bot ieoes Sabr ieinen Sonntaesbil6.
ftoben, elm Sdaltiabr iebo6 bot stpei
Sonntaesbuhitaben, bon benen Der
cine bom 1. ssan,ar Bis a,,m %. Sc
bruar nno Der an6ere bon % bis
snm @nbe hes. Sobres gilt. Nab ie
28 SSabren febren bie Sonntaesbu6s
ftaben periobiid) tpieber, ,lnb bieIen
3eitraum nennt man Sonnenairfel.
Die Homerainsaabl looer sSSneiction
eibt an: ooB ipiebielte Sabr ein ee-
eebenes iu elmer 8eriooe bon Is
sSobren lit. Dieter t5iGbriee 3eitfreis
ftono nit Der Steuererbebuna inn al
ten romiihen Geibe in 0erbinbnng
nno ip,lroe beeonnen, ooer bate bod
beeonnen tperoem fonnen brei Sabre
bor Gbriiti @eburt. Sic ,piro in al
len aalenoern l,no Dofnmenten fort
,pdbreno aufgefiibrt ,,no bient in
nlanden .sSdlen 6a5u, bas sSabr zines
geihihtliden Greigniiies nit Si1er-
belt al beltimmen. Wtan finbet Die
@omrz3 z3insaabl eines eenifien Sab
res, hpenn man au Der Sabresaobl 3
a0oiert ,lnb sic Sunlme 6,r6 Is
oibibiert. Der 8eit gibt Damn bie
N0ner-3ins3abl A. 9ie @paften ge-
ben oie 3abl oil, riuie alt an einent be-
fti1nmten niabrstage Der Wono lit,
). :. aiI ipiebielten Gage Dor bem
Neniabrstage, Der Ne,lnonb eingetres
fen lit. Salt Der Nellmonb auf ben
Meiliabrsfag Ielblt, 10 1T Die gpafte
e, mas setpobnlib nit einem Stern
beaeidnet ipiro. Die @paften iperoen
in r0miiden 9oblen bon 1 bis 81
n n N " 80
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anoern ibre Wtetbooe ,lilo ibrc 6nrm
.erbnltcl,. Sic lit bie Fundamental,
ipiilenIdaft, a,f ipelde alle atoern
allfgebaut iueroen miilien. Die Gbi.
loDpbie bat es nibt NIT Satlahen
unb @rlebeimngen als iolben 81 tiln.
ionoern nit bem 8eTen, bos inter
ben Eatiaben nno @rlheiutneen ner-
borgen lit. Sic banoelt nibt bon @r=
.eianiilen ,ulh Dinaen, ipeld)e Sic Men'
iden oureb @rfarilng fennen, ionoern
bearii,lbet iiber alle @rfabrung binalls
oen lcbten @rao aller 8irfli6feit.
Die @iiienld,aft Der Ebiloiopbie teilt
it6 in perlhieoene 5Gher. Als 2oeif
ibreibt lie nllen iibrieeu @iiienihaf=
ten bic Heael fir Die 8eeriiisentipid
lung uno Beipeisfiibrung por, 10 oaB
ieIbIt bie beilieen 2ebren Der bon
@ott geoffenborten 8elision feinc
3iKeni6ait bilben, ,penn iie rid)t To-
eii6 erflart, eineeteilt ,tno be9riin=
BET iino. anoere 3ipeige Der Sbiloioz
pbie bebanoeln ben 8eariff bes Seins
lmb Der Din9e bie linb, bic @rnno>
geiebe nno llriaben bes 5eienoen;
ferner miro aebanoelt iiber bas @e=
len ,,no @ntiteben Der natiirlihen
Dinac, iiber Die Besrifie bon 8aum
nnb 3eit, iiber bic &eltor0nune;
bonn and iiber oie menidli6e Gee
le, ibren. ,ltripruma, ibre ,llniterblid=
feit nno bie %Mrt tibrer Gereinieune
nit Dem &orper. sssn ieue,n Seile Der
Mtlolopbie ober, ipelher notiirlide
Sbeoloeie aenannt miro, miro nit
8ernunftsariinoen oos 9aiein Got
tes; sic @inbeit Der eottliden Rat,,r,
ieiu 8eien nno iein Gerbaltnis anr
@elt beipielen. -. Nenn: mo,, nn',l
fraet, ,pos. Die Bbiloiopbie niiet, 10
mnb man laeen, +:iie niiet ..iebr biel
ioipobl ,ienen Mannern, Die iih be-
rufsmdbis NIT ireeno elmer 3iilens
idoft befaiien ,t,iiiie,t als aub Der
eonaen menidlihen @eienihoft. Sic
aelunbe Ybilolopbie bereitet bie Men=
l9en aar Aufnobme Der Babrbeit
bor ,mb ebnet benz ipabren @lauben
ole &eae, iie 1Gbt BEN -geritano oes
benfeitoen Menihen einieben,,s ,pie
berniinftig Der @laube lei; lie leitet,
beitdrft nno perpoafommnet Die Seele
in Der @rfenntnis Der natiirli1en
Dinee nno fiibrt iie alr @rfenntais
Der iibernatiirlihen Seilsorbnui,g; iie.
befabiet eana beionbers aur Berteiz
oie,n,g Der Mabrbeit, inoem lie anr
8efdmpfnng oes Srrt,,ms : Die = itorfz
item uno iieereiditen 3ofien liefert.
Nus bem @eloeten nu,b ieoermonn
einieben, oaB. bie Ebiloiopbie ein not
ipenbiaes ::@rforoernis lit fir oae
Meniden, Die ii6 NIT ireeno ,pelber
Biiienl6oft beidaftieen, oenn obne
BbiloIopbie gibt es feine ,pabre ,,nb
iolioe 8iiienIbaft. ... .-. ~
Eor alien aber miiiien bieienioen,
6eren ,Steaung in oer @eieaidaft ei-
ne tpiiienidaftli6e 8iloung erforoert,
sic fatbolil1en YrieIter un6 2ebrer
Ser Nelieion, 6ie 2enfer nnb @eleb-
eeber Der Staote1L sic Sl,rilten uno
Aer5te, int aeipiliem Sinne audi &iinit>
iter uno Ar6iteften, o,,r6 cine eelan>
De 3biloiopbie, sic iie iid) oneeeianet
boben, 81 einem aeil,noen Denfen
angeleitet, aur beflerm @rfenntnis Der
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-12-31
&. g., ..

Bas Der .Boiienfre,,no" bon Der
,,patriotiiden'' Demonltration Der
3eritornng bon in Sapon berseitea-
ten @orenc l,no @eeenitanoen baIt2
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-12-31

es iit nidt 70 leidt ieoermonn
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