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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-06-03

made. 1t is said that Colonel Lyon
now has on his place several of the
most famous Mexican ropers of noun
tain lions, and that they have been
practicing for Roosevelt's coming. 1t
is said to be the intention OF ROose-
velt to spend several weeks at Dam
site, compiling preliminary data for his
Texas history. Captain Bill McDon-
aid, the ex-ranger of whom it has
been said that he will charge hell it
self with bucket OF water" is now
at his ranch adjoining Damsite, in
what is known as the Wanderers
Creek section, and the old warrior will
assist Colonel Roosevelt in the histor
ical work on Texas. Captain McDon-
aid is now arranging wolf hunt rs
part of the attraction for Roosevelt.
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Notice 1or Publication.

state Ct Oklahoma, Carter County.
In the District Court
l.. X. MarSton, Plaintiff, vs.. j. ".
said defendant. J. W. Goledge.
Ellen Gonedge and II. NJ. johnson as
Trustee and Chandler Building a
Loan Association will take notice that
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discrimination Auain.

The McAlester News-Capital has no
appreciation of things serious and no
feeling of a man in trouble. In one of
my most serious moods. 1 submitted
a serious case to the most serious cor
poration commission on earth, yet that
newspaper undertakes to laugh my
case out Of countenance, going so far
as to advise the chairman OF the COM
mission to offer male pig for the
best solution of the legal question in
volved in my case. Such friyo!ity and
flippancy, under the circumstances,
are though to make even an aged, un-
married lady lose confidence in man
kind.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-06-03
Will Decorate Today.

This evening the local camp Of U.
C. V. will gather at the cemetery
for the purpose of decorating the
graves OF the veterans Who'll ie bur
led in Rose Hill.
A plentiful supply of Confederate
flags have been received, so that
from every little green mound will
be seen floating the emblem OF the
south, which was near and dear to
those who are dead and of meal
culable value to those who survive.
The sentiment for the old flag,
the flag that while it represents
lost cause, is as active in the
hearts of all who are either survi-
vors of that struggle, or who by
birth and heritage are sons and
daughters of the south as it was
when at the head of an advancing
column it was borne by the veter-
ans of the sixties.
The crosses of honor will be dis
tributed this afternoon by the
daughters to all of those who have
not hitherto received them.
Cape Jasamines at Shuman Floral
Company. 31tf
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are none who will say him nay
Henry Watterson, the venerable
sage of journalism sounded the key
note to the situation and there is
truth in what he says.
The specter of Imperialism Is no
phantasmic creation of an idle brain
It is a realistic situation that will
confront the American people with
more specific force than any question
that has been the subject of politicol
consideration since the days of slay-
cry.
The democratic party is the hope OF
The republic in the settlement of the
impending danger and southern demo.
Gratis should join with their northern
brothers in organization against Roose'
yeltism, republicanism and the threa'-
ered dangers that come from tle DIS
regard Of the constitutional privileges
of the states.
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Is the fellow who gets my money.
lie sails along the flower stream
To keep his temper sunny,
He roams the whole field over,
And plays in every clover;
Has all the fun
And when he's done,
Don't waste his time a-making honey.
Larry Ho in the st. Paul Dispatch.
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Cape Jasamines at Shuman Floral
Company. 31tf
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Sensitive.

The Everyday Life man of the Dal-
las Morning News says, There was
time when the arrival OF drum
mer in a country town was regarded
as an event"
l remember when that particular
| time was.
1t was not so long ago. The town
| had fallen to pieces, and there was
no possible way to get the pieces back
/ TO their places. Everybody was at the
depot, but they looked as if they We're
never expecting to go anywhere ana
were never expecting anybody to come
there.
and, by getting off right there, shock
ed the town. where's the hotel" he
asked. "Ill show you" A half dozen
volunteered to pilot him to the town
hostlery.
At the hotel there We're three
| boarders Of the male kind. The land
lady was young, but looked sad and
sour. Did you come from up or
down. asked the starboarder who
was spokesman for the house-two
trains had just passed, one going north
and one south.
Il came from down." replied the t.
IN.
Your first visit here?" asked the
star-boarder.
1T certainly is replied the t. m.
Your last, too reckon?" said the
star b.
Very likely"
shabby town, you think, do you"
the star b. asked.
81 have no criticism to offer, as l
will get away on the next train" said
the t. m.
"Oh. you cant stand us at ALL
see The man seemed to be getting
excited.
why, | didn't say that" protest
ed the t. IN. II didn't come here to
stay any longer than could help, for
| am anxious to get home"
Jaw, we understand your sort and
We want to tell you right now that If
you got any slurs to cast at us,
you're liable not to stay any longer
than we can help" The fellow glanc-
IA t. CHI iu1H
showed her approval.
You amt got no right to tell us
you'll get away as quick as you can
and that it's your last visit and such
insults" broke in the landlady. so
far as we are concerned you need not
have come here the first time"
MY dear nam" the poor t. m., in
sisted this man here did all the talk
ing and ( merely answered his que--
tions. It is my last visit, no doubt, to
your town. but"
"You need not have come this time,
sir. | am sure / never sent for you"
the woman snapped. 1--WE know we
amt nothing extra. but we know that
no drummer has cot anything on us.
Why, I declare, it's all mistake
THE I. m. was trying to explain
1T amt no mistake nuther," the
woman broke in.
We'll. | will say I am sorry" the
poor {. m. was desperate and anxious
to he understood Il am sorry he
began again.
Sorry. are you? You needn't be
you can get out just as soon as you
like said the land lady.
THE sooner the better" said the
star-boarder.
"The sooner the better" repeated
the unfortunate travelling man as he
beat his way to the train.
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A COMING STRUGGLE.

A COMING STRUGGLE.
The republicans are playing great
game among themselves for control
of their party policies and presumably
OF the country. What is known as the
regular wing of the party is hghtinS
to the last ditcA the cncrOachmeuts
of the insurgents WHO inch by inch
are contesting for things that they
claim to be essential to success lii
the next election, for things that have
hitherto been no part of the republican
program in its enunciation OF primer
pies or its administration Z the al
fairs Of the country.
Every day or so, much is being SAID
about the attitude of Theodore Roose-
welt in this factiOnal fight, what he
will do on his return from abroad!
How he stands as to his allegiance to-
one wing of the party or the other
and the consequences that will follow
in event of his alignment with either?
Just why the fate of the country
should hang on the opinion OF one
man, is something, that in a country
where every man is supposed to eXer-
else his right to vote according to
his conscience, that cannot be easily
understood by men who have been IN
the habit of forming their own co"'
clusions.
Why Theodore Roosevelt is indis-
pensible to the countrys welfare is a
peculiar condition that has never
arisen in this republic before. He may
be of importance in defining the poll
cies of his party, in drawing the lines
of allignmnet between the different
factions, and in throwing the balance
of power either one way or the other
as to the control of party policies, but
the American people have certainly
not arrived at that stage of their pub
lei fortunes where the die is to be
cast on the word of one man.
Mr. Roosevelt is undoubtedly a
strong man man of pronounced
views, of courage and skill in the man
Imitation op nolitical scbemine and he
unouestiopablv has a folIowirr that
would be willing TO back him in any
nolitic,I NAV, no miebt mako in ory
nerson,I dasira no MIGHT havo and IN
any disturbance bo MIGHT cro,te IN tho
assortio, -, his norsonal on,nitiop
This rollowipo b,weyer should mo
cor6rod 70 his ov.r ,,rt, II should
rot irclrdo , sir.Io man who has b,cp
c,ossod os o lor,ocr,, who Inns ,bo 40
Giro for tbo nrodomir,nco of doro.
cr,.i, ,ri,ci,,os 49, who 10 o,,osod to
o,, MOI, ,.,,Ia g., tbo oooirs ~ s+,to ~.
rotio,
Col poosovolt hoe ,ovor ovbihitod
g., o,,. eo,.,, 30 .bo u.or5 tbo tolor
oro, 80 Leader who &c for oil the
,oo,Io or5 ,,.bo 10 10 that n,triotic
rotnro tho, uor,d sirl, tbo osnir,ti,rs
80 ,or.o,,,, ,,,,,,itior ir tho sorti,,,or,
,e aororoI GOOD
10 g. ossortiauv an ortoc,.,t and
has rever arisen IN the nIano of
st,,o,r,,r ,ybotoyor no bas odvoc,,.
od q, tho limo of reform has boen
with the Wow of STRENGTHENING his
own ipfluonco no noliticial master
Whenever no has cast aside tho babil.
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tSeal Y
By $. ". PARKER. Deputy. e229-5
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Judge Russell went to Marietta
Yesterday to arrange for his term Of
court which begins al that place
Monday next. He returned today.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-06-03

4 stock broker who had his new
i0-horse power 1910 model automobile
livered to him the other day. decii-
ed to celebrate the occasion, the mark
ct being dull says the New York Sun,
by run on the country roads. To be
on the safe side on his gasoline sup
ply he decided to stop at garage to
have the tank filed. AS it was being
measured out he turned to his son, a
sturdy chap of 6. who had followed
him inside the garage, to impress up
on him the dangers of gasoline. Call
ing him by name he said: You
would go straight to heaven if / put
a match to that gasoline" Looking
his father straight in the eyes he re
piled: And where would YOU go,
dad"
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Do you take The Ardmoreite?
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-12
Notions

Ironing Wax with wooden handle,
reg. 3 for &c; Monday lie each.
Steel Thintbles, regularly 10e each
Monday DC.
Pearl Buttons. worth to S15e
dozen: Monday at sc a dozen.
Large Pearl Buttons, suitable for
dress or suit trimmings, sell reg
alarly soc per card of six; priced
for Monday Toe card.
CSC SCISSORS 1ec
Sinch. Adjusting Scissors,
made of ~ steel. Worth 35c a
pair: special Monday 19c.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-12
NelO Spring Wraps
NOVELTY APES

NOVELTY APES
They are made of chiffon broadcloth
and trimmed in buttons. They have the
new roll collar and, altogether. they
make very pretty and practical wrap
for early spring wear. Special $16.75.
CHIC COATS
$500 to $42.5O
We show coats for every occasion
motoring, street and evening wear. We
call attention to the Rainproof Silk
Coats, the Taffeta coats. the White
Serge and Broadcloth coats. the dainty
Pongee coats and the exquisite Cloth of
Gold coats. Prices range-$15.00 to
$42.50
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-12
Monday Specials from the
Art Goods Section
15c PILLOW CORDS &c

15c PILLOW CORDS &c
Silk Pillow Cords of different colors worth
to 15c a yard; priced for Monday &C.
zoe PILLOW COVERS 1oc
Sofa Pillow Covers all ready for use. They
are made OF silkoline in pretty lowered
patterns. Worth zoe each; special Mon
day Toe.
35c PILLOW TOPS ice
Stamped Sofa Pillow Tops of denim, linen
and similar materials. Priced ordinarily
up to 35c; special Monday, choice for 19c
75c PILLOW TOPS 3ec
A second lot of Stamped Sofa Pillow Tops
in a number OF new and effective designs.
Worth to 75c each; priced for Mondays
selling 39c
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-12
In the Knit Underwear
Section---2 Monday
Specials
75c CORSET COVERS soc

75c CORSET COVERS sec
These are WOmen's White Came Corset
Covers They are unusually well shaped
and finished a. the neck with silk tape
75c values; special Monday 59c
CHILDRENS SLEEPING GARMENTS
Ribbed, Fleece-Lined Sleeping Garments
made of ecru cotton, worth 75c special
Monday 40c
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-12
The Calisher Millinery

The Millinery Section is fast filing with the
most beautiful creations Of the present sea
son. Of course, tailored styles have the first
call. These are shown in variety, from such
celebrated makers as Castle, Gage and Fisk.
For the coming week, in addition to the gen
eral advance display, special attention is
called to one lot of Tailored Hats at 1896.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-12

WAIST SPECIAL
Values to $500 for $1.75
New style lingerie waists some lace
trimmed in various ways, some en-
broidered. Waists that should sell up
to $500; You have choice Monday at
S1.75.
WAIST SPECIAL
Values to $1s5 for CSC
All sorts of waists in this big special
tailored and trimmed styles. They
are made OF white and colored madras
and popIin. Values to S1.S5; priced
beginning Monday, 95c.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-12

CURTAINS
Ecru Novelty Lace Curtains, full
size, in dainty new patterns. Regu-
lar price s2.75 pair; on sale Mon
day at $1.59.
White Swiss Curtains-some ruffled
and tucked, some just rVlffled- Worth
45c pair; special Monday, 49c.
CURTAIN MATERIALS
Curtain Scrim, striped and figured,
in variety Of colOrs. Worth to Soc
a yard; special Monday 17c.
Spring Silkolines in all sorts of
pretty designs 36 inches wide and
worth 15c a yard; Monday special
at Sc.
SHEETS AND PILLOW CASES
72x90 Linen Finished Sheets. made
with good, deep hens. Should sell
Csc each; offered Monday at 4Sc.
42x36 ~Pepperill' Pillow Cases worth
zoe each; special Monday lac.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-12
The Colisher Millinery Annex

Already, Annex is proving boon to Calisher
customers. AS the advances is bound to grow
in popularity. This department is in charge of an ex
perieRced trimmer. In you can't find lust what
you want in the Millinery Section it will be an easy
matter for You to have hat fashioned in the Annex
according to your ideas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-12

IL 1-2c TOWELS 8 1-3c
1Sx36 Union Huck. Hemmed Towels
10 lie vahes-on sale Monday,
each, 1-3c.
1Oc SUITINGS &c
27-inch Cotton Duck Suitings in a
variety Of dark eolOrings, sell regu-
larry 10c yard; special Monday 4.
TOILET SOAP 3 CAKES 1oc
'SydmOre" Antiseptic Toilet Soap.
sells the world over at sc cake;
special Monday, 3 clkes for 10c.
$3.50 KIMoNoS s1.6e
Japanese Cotton Crepe Kimonos
trimmed with satin band. Offered in
all sizes for women. Should sell I'D
to $3.50; priced for Monday s1.69.
THE EASEMENT TRUNK STORE
Is really a big sore in itself. We
now announce the arrival of complete
lines OF new Trunks, SHIT Cases ana
Travelling Bags.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-12
Monday Special---
Wouaen's Hose

Black, Silk GAUGE Hose
with linen heels. soles,
toes and deep garter tops.
These hose are worth I'D
to $1.75 q pair; we price
them for Mondays selling
$1.23.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-12

TAILORED AND LINGERIE WAISTS
S1.25
At this price we offer You tailored
waists OF linen, madras and dimity.
Also, dainty lingerie waists of null,
mercerized batiste and lawn. If you
need waists, YOU want to make Sc
lections early from this lot. Sizes 81
to A. Price, next week, is s1.25.
WAISTS WITH JABOTS
A new style conceit- Don't overlook
this showing. Prices range $3.50 10
$3.50.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-12
Toilet Articles


25e bottles of Listerine for 15c.
S1.0O bottles of Newbro's Herpi-
eide 69e.
~SanitOl" Face Powder, a 25c val
he, Tor Ice.
Williams Shaving Soap. regularly
sells ct DC; Monday at Sc.
Zoe cakes Of Pears Unscented.
Soap 15c
4oc BRUSHES 1oc
All sorts of Hand and Nail
Brushes-all have good br;stles.
Sell regularly 40c each; very spe-
eial MISUNDERSTANDING only at
19e.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-12
Misses Spring Suits

SUITS WORTH TO $3.50 AT 1895
Pretty Panama Suits for the high school
girls Skirts are pleated in the latest
styles, jackets are trimmed with MORE
and braid Colors are the new shades
OF tan, old rose, green, gray and as
many more as You can think of. Such
well tailored, stylish suits are worth up
to $3.50; we will sell them next week
at s13.95.
SUITS WORTH TO $3.50 AT $3.50
Well Tailored Suits made of the newest
striped serges- Skirts are pleated. coats
are the stylish lengths trimmings are
braid and MORE silk. No prettier suits
for misses have been shown this sea
son, Values to $3.50; priced for next
weeks selling, $3.50.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-12

Worth to $3.50 at CSC 4 Yard
An Introductory special on the
beautiful Oriental Lace Allovers.
These are going to be, our buyers
tell US, the most popular laces
used this spring. They are GER
tainly the most beautiful. Mon
day only we offer Ecru. Cream
and White Allovers worth to $3.50
a yard at, very special, 95c.
N0TE-The new Persian Bar
lcsoked
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-12
SPECLAL--- Women s Handkerchfefs

Crossbar Linen Handkerchiefs finished with
dainty hemstitched edge. Regular II LIE
handkerchiefs and cheap at that price; special
Monday 1-3c each, 3 for 25c
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-12
Embroideries and Laces
EMBROIDERIES
Worth to 60c at 35c a Ward

Long Cloth Corset Cover Embroideries-a variety
OF patterns to choose from Regular prices range
to Coo yard; special Monday at 35c.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-12
Vioiets the Vogue

ViOlets as a costume ac-
cessory are finding great
favor this spring. In adj
ditiOn, violet costumes are
one of the fancies for early
spring. We are now show
ing violet suits with violet
Hats, Wells, Gloves and
Hose to match.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-12
Next Week In Waists

New arrivals coming in daily in the Waist Section.
We mention below few of the better values.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-12

EXTRA SPECIAL
Linen Section = 45x22
Hemmed Bath Towels,
regular 35c towels; a
Monday bargain at 23c.
32-inch very fine India Linon,
sells regularly at 30c and 35c a
yard; special Monday at DC.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-12

1day at 35c.
MORE LACES
ARRIVING DAILY
Eagings. Bands and Allovers-for
trimming dainty summer Irocks-
are coming in ali the time. Par
'icuiarly attractive are the new
Paoterns IN Baby Irish and Orien-
TAI Come and see them: il VIII
De a pleasure to show them to
You.
trimmings are not to be over
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-12
Ca1ishersB Bargain Basement
Special Prices Monday on Curtains, Sheets
and PiILow Cases, ToweIs and Piece Goods

always full
look. The items Monday
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-12
MONDAY SPECIAL
Mems HandkerchiefS

Full size, all linen hem
stitched Handkerchiefs.
They sell regularly as
high as 15c each; special
Monday at &c.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-12

The time draws near for the Con-
firmation ceremony. It is TO sup
ply the dress required that We of
fer the following prices Any one
OF these fabrics would make a
dainty dress and, at Mondays
price, it wouldn't cost much.
72-ineh French Organdie at 75c a
yard
46-inch Imported Batiste at 75c,
s1.00 and $1.25 yard.
French Messaline, the 75c grade,
at soc yard.
French. Messaline, the 9Oc grade,
at Csc a yard.
French Messaline, the SIPS grade,
at 90c a yard.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-12
4 Marvel In Modern Merchan,
Special Purchase of Manufacturers Mode
Calisher Customers Unheard of Values

We
New
them a
sell o
sale the threefo lowinglo LOTS:
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-29

useinerG 3
reo G. Sci @al1ptfebler 0es Nu=
g%eflagten mar ieine 5dm0de, 1iebe1t
u1ro Sd)l,rfen nieoriglter Nrt ST piel
&ertraue1 entgegen 81 bringerl. Sd
babe nidts me6r bin5u5ufiigelr. ltr=
tbeilen Sic miloe, meme @erren &C.
ldpporenel1. Ser ltngliidlid}e ollf Ser
Anflogebanf bringt Sbnen poaes Ser
trauen entgegen."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-29

Gut beimgeleubtet. =
6rdl1lein Ser boberen I06teridu1le
lpottii6 51 einem ibrer 9ebrer: SEER
Hrofeiior, lit es mobr, 0ob SIR &ater
blos Gin gemobnliber @irt mar"
9ebrer: Song gemiB, meir1 6rdl.=
lein, id ielbit muB ia jebt nod @6n=
ie biiten!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-29
Trib @tmDto.

BUR gefduieen Madridt, bab mir unz
fer Nttelier aus Dem Stuff 8lod an ct.
@ermainraBe na9 SO. "a. Z .Mpenme
iiblid, einen balben 8lod binter 2eiien's
8eiddfts8ebdube berle91 boben. I'M
fern alien @u,10en nte audi ben neuen
empfeblen mir uns gegen 6as itdere Ser
Spre6en, ,1l1r nit Ser %aQerbeten Nrbeit
IN ertpin5dter Rromptbeit uno gu rnd<
Bigen Yreilen al bienen.
65rit Stn6io,
25<ba ct. @lolj. Minn,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-29

%er1t1noige $ ii ner.-
SD finoe Sic gier ol1berproentlid)
flciu."
uAber lie li11o woblidmecfen0, gnGi=
oige 6ral1, meme @iibner legel bciln
@egel mebr Mertb allf Gualitat!!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-29

@eoenflid. 8e5irfsamt=
.1mnn: vSSn S6rem 0rte mar aa1
Spnntag mieoer cine entieblide &all=
ierei, @aben Sic iid nidt gleid an
Srt ul10 Stelle begeben?"
Siirgermeiiter: v6reifid NOR id
BORT"
@c5irfsmtmam1: u@or es Sbnen
oenn als Srtsoberboupt nidt n10gli6,
1rieoen 81, i%tiften?"
8iirgermeiiter: v@idt redt, SEER
@e5irfsautman1, ih bab' a1g'fangcn
g'bobt."-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-29
Sd fmrierte ieIbit mel:
1ten 8rM1t6arett.
Sd tuerbe :SSbnet1 3eigen ,uie sic ben Sbristt
furieren f5nnei1. lln0 3uar tottenfret.

Gett Sabre:1 tpar i6 biIf[os unb uubte bag
Set bitten negen zines boppeIten Bru9f9dbens.
bdnberr. ginise peinigten mid, anbere tparen
eereoe5u gefdbrli6> urt6 teins fonnte ben Bru6
suriidbaIten. Sic Mer5te faeter, baB i1 fterbelt
lie aber ollie uno iurierte mid felbit 1oermittelil
elmer e%infad)en MetDcse, tuelde i'd entoedte.
S%ehermarn lam oief, e gebrau9en nno i@
tegoe fte unen1geltli9 Gil etne1 Seoet. oer mir
oes:pe9en 19reibt. Siillen sic fO[genoe3 Coupon
gus un0 fdiden Gie es mir heute:
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-29
an 0rocerien
Mniere MnSmabl

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belten @orten @rpcerien 5t nieorigen Erei<
1elben, teoor SIR Cure &rpcerp:velteaur9
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oentenb lit nit beierem 2ehel 5u meniger
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