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AMKOBURV (MASS.) NEWS
JUNE 19, 1928
MIL.LERGRUN
Thursday, Jund 2
One’s Life and Principles
There are people, tendto shape
their liges Hyccofdnnce with definlte #9
Iprincimic-and ebars who prefer toin,
Note on Prayer
adjusteei-principles to the con¬
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tingendles of their own particular fate. In
Tie aefeien er done Wie non Wn)
In both enses, all that is involged Is ID
ie elten vort—- Aribur Schnltster vi
an effort to make life as comfortubleste
us possible; whlle the Important |I
Vanitg Talr.
thing is to füce euch new experience 1u
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withont prejudices or assumutions.
even at the risk or contiuusl mi. mkes. Ip..
—Arthur Schuitzler in Varity Fuir. sie
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CHICAGO, U. S.A.
MOKTHWEST DIVISEEN
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BUFEAL O.NV
MINNEAPOL
HACRRSTOWN (Mn) Ctom
Mondar May 21 192.
Loyal, Wis., Tribune
still the case dialecially. 1n v.
THURSDAY, JUNE 14, 1928
Pcorps,“ plural, gave rise 10 u trun¬
Fa(J singular “corp“ befere 1500.
ims 000 OOlgerofis.
We Deceive Ourseives
We escape from the bewildering
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multiplicitg of specifle phienomena in¬
Where Puvement Ends
to ihe deceptive regularity of scien¬
tife systems, from the barassing rid¬
Let us be content wich the knowi¬
dies of infinity lato the towering sym¬
rold gedge that parallel lines meet only in
bols of the divine: und thus we con¬
our!] Infinity, and let us not ruck our brumns
stantlg scea to turn nway from the
theft as to what eise might happen to them
chnotie truth and we take fight Into
ace. P# after chis meeting bad eccurred.—
the deceptive solnce of a world willch
Arthur Schnitzler in Vanity Fulr.
we urrunge 10 sult ourselves.—Arthur
Schnltzler in Vanit##-Patr Mugesine.
box 35/3
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The True Virtues
####iscipline, sucrifice, und the de¬
stee sor knowledge are the only real
virttes of all that are generally culled
so. For they alone involve the exer¬
eise of the will.—Arthur Schnitzler in
Vanky Falr.
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FRIDAY, JUNE 8, 1928
The Dogmatie Maris¬
AV'Mim Acbelieve something, 1 nover
ne
ershüte Dhe lenst dogmatie signin¬
Ainde## belief. That whlch 1 call
#ig falth is merely an indleation that I P..
for me, wich my own personal aptl¬
tüdes, experienees and mentallty. a
certain particular explanation seems
1o dispose most plausibly of a certain
partieular phienomenon. It Is by no
menns an indiention that I should be
prepared to face deuth for my be¬
Pliefs, or in other words, t0 prove that
iy Individual experiences have n unf¬
Pversal vallditz amdt my indheidunl wars
Poftbinbing should be shared br every
Kone. Martyrdom alwark shows the
intensity of our beliefs, never their
Justice. We cannof prevalt upon oth¬
ers to share our falth. At ihe very
best we van onlg irv to conrinen
ihem of our willingness to be mur¬
#igred.—Arthur Schnitzler. in Vanit)
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