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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-08-26

oen reIDrnlerIe Sflrle GET Il gooI
Irbeioe, ino l9nee ben Dog boloer
fait poa Sroen poa Seius 8riitus
JON enelte @ei til 6relie.
Gn lutberif 3raftat.
soaleoes fan eiterfsleenOe 5rem.
filling meo 6ette faloes, ioet Den
nemIig er forfattet OF IT. Sltber
ielp Il 1880.
Gen pore Overwhelming til 3rat.
tatens 6remfomit bar, iaa oiot ieg
fan finoe, ingen Re0e paa.
Meoens 2utber ielofslgelig life
oiloe n99te, at Der funoe giDes
Si9Istilitanoe, bpor e~niombeOen er
at anbefole, for of Renneifeto ret
fan iomle Jig, fomme til Jig ieIo,
gsr man BOG pei / at Iegge Zig
oisie hans Banter pao Sinoe, ioo
meget mere, iom man ii9Ioen eIer
aIorig eaers ms6er Dem / 5ole eaer
Sfrift.
Sperifriften er:
o@porfor fol man un D.
lin g 0 3 eoen2"
0oar 5olf er olene, beeoar De
Here, itefre oo tunoere Spn0er, emo
nnor De boIoer Jig til aammeroter.
3jpuelen forfsrte 0 fsrite no
Ser, Goo, / 9oraoiiet, ioet ban tai
tie meo benoe, on bun uar nIene q
Noi. 81.
RoD, @oro. 9pperi og al Sloes
onot fer nlminoeIie, naar Der in.
gen Soft er peO Snan0en. Sbi 90
er Der aoriag og a%nleoning for
Snten til at bi6ie og 6rioe Menne-
ifet, at BET begnar ole Slogs SIM.
Ser og ll0poer. Spor oerimoO 5oIf
err iommen, mo en- llgerningsmnno
frDgte, eaer | BET minoite opre ifp,
og ofitoa fra BET on6e, iom ban
6op6e / Sin6e of u6sne, for0i ban
ianner anIeonine til lin llooaos
ltofsreIie.
Soioa ben 5erre ariitus friite-
oe 0ipoeIen / 2rfenen. 8ioere bleo
9noi6 Mor0er % 9ggteifnbsbrp.
ser. ga ban por enc og erfesIss
q. Gam. ID. Ogioo iss bar ofte
erforet, at jeg netop "a, noor ieg
baooe o9ret enc, foIot / itore, iop-
re gnfpgteIier, Suipl, etc.
9esuoen bar suO ifabt Nenne.
ifet til Selifob. life til Gniombeo.
Get bepiier Sen Gmitpnoi96eo, at
ban bar ifabt boaoe 5ornuftp9iener
% n%fornuftige 8pr | toen0e asn.
goerligere bar ban ogiaa fsroronet
spresembenet. Sofromenterne og
Rrpoifen / airfen, at 5olf Der fan
fomme iommen of bore Cubs Sr0
% / Meniebeoen boI6e 8sn for
a~lebaonoe Iso / ariitenbeoen, isge
5reit ueo BOB og abioliition, o. /.
D. 90 Dor Serre ariitus tiger:
g6por TO eaer ire er foriamleoe /
NIT Rnpn. Der er tee miot ibIanot
benz.
eniombeo, oerimoo, giper Sorg
% 1unqiin0. Ger fnloer cen al
Clogs onot ino, JON er ifaoeliei
for Siel og 2egeme. Der betrogter
Menneifet ogiaa meo itor 5li6,
boao onot er. or Der en- lllpffe, Der
Gngiier eIer trpffer BAN, 90 fore
itiaer ban iig ben ina ippr og far.
Zig, at ban fan benfnloe til Snnfer
iom: at ingen er Iaa uIpffeIig JON
ban; innlt at Der ingen Wenneifer
finoes, buis @erning ~iaaIeOes eoar
tiIbaee, inn oft mna tnge en- oaor-
Zig enoe, iom netop bDao ban
taeer ia for og bar me0 at esre.
Sort, ct ianbont Renneife faoer
BET enc til bet nnoet oe tpOer aft
til bet D9rits. Meo ole andre, BIZ.
Der ban fig ino. itanr bet bel til.
Terfor piner BET BAN. at oct gnor
ANDRE eonife efter oeres Billie, me-
oens aItio oct mooiotte msoer BAN
GerfOr bor De eamIe ingt: cnpllt
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-08-26

Entered at Blair Postoffce as second
GLASS matter.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-03-31
TOM MAGISTRATE.

The announcement that Tom Wag-
staff is candidate for governor
means that Governor Stubs will
have some opposition worth while.
Mr.. Wagstaff is president Of the
Kansas Day club, Is as good a cam
paigner as Stubs and clean, clev-
er gentleman. He was county at
torney Of Montgomery county and
was the first county attorney in Kan
sas to clean out the joints. He did
1t without any grand stand playing
and in businesslike way that
counted. He is honest and would
make a good governor. There are
many thousand Republicans who be-
lieve they should have some choice
in the nomination for governor and
they will have 1t with mighty good
man to support If they do not desire
to support Gov. Stubs.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-03-31

Paul Thieman in Kansas City
Post, DEM: Newspapers here, and
elsewhere, engaged in booming the
Republican insurgents, had parox-
ysms of joy and fits Of self-congratu-
lation over a colossal victory which
did not materlalize, The Democrats,
led by Champ Clark, naturally stuck
with the Republican insurgents long
enough to gain whatever they could
gain out of the struggle. " " " They
gained four members of a new rules
committee out of ten. But
that was all possible to see in It upon
cooling down from the dramatic
excitement of the episode. Fl"
That's all we could see In 1t upon
studying the situation in cold blood"
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-03-31

or and $3.50 for the commissioners,
with of course the absolute power to
run the town, levy any kind of taxes
and favor any pets If the election
can be made to stick.
Mr.. Crawford says it is probable
that the businessmen will commence
some action to test the matter. We
hope they will. This town paid one
city attorney over $4,000 trying law
suits over bonds repudiated because
of some trifling irregularity In the
proceedings. 1t is not disposed to
go through another experience of that
kind. Litigation means big fees for
lawyers and the people are the ones
who have to pay, whether they want
to or not. a
1t seems strange that our city Off
Gals instead of being what they take
their oath to be and what they prom
Use to be in their anti-election plat
forms, builders of the town and SER
wants Of the municipality in the lar
ger sense, SO far forget their rela-
tons to the community as to stoop
to disappearing plain matters Of
fact as is shown above and drag the
city into more trouble and litigation
--of which this town has had plenty
already.
With all its natural advantages
Abilene has made much less progress
than 1t should and 1t needs only q
little travel and experience to realize
it. Nor win there be the progress
there should be until less politics and
petty scheming for personal advan-
tage mark the towns management.
First Of all, what is done should be
done legally and not have matters
tied upfwith cloud over everything
that takes place. Ia 3 np,45
Al aitaxpayer and q business In
terest ofFths town the Reflector has
a right to demand that the commis-
sion form Of government be- instItu-
ted 30 that there shall be no doubt
about the legality Of every action ana
in this We have TIE support Of every
one who has the real good Of the
town at heart. ais % 79da
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-03-31
THURSDAY. MARCH 81, 1910
REEs' INsINCERITY.

salina Union: Judge Rees says
that Taft is surrounded by false
friends, who persuaded him to hand
the American people a gold brick In
the Payne-Aldrlch tariff law
who are these false friends? Are
they not the entire Republican repre-
sentation in both houses of congress?
only score in the lower house and
seven senator's Of the Republican side
opposed the tariff bill. Does Judge
Rees claim that these handful of in
surgents represent the Republican
partyH
II the tariff law is gold brick
IL not the Republican party the conf
dence man who imposed it upon the
country? Can Rees be consistent
ana still claim that the people should
elect such party to powerf Why
does not the Judge leave such a rot
ten partyr
Why does he have the cheek to ask
for nomination at the hands OF
such corrupt party? The trouble
with Rees is that he Is not sincere.
He wants office SO badly that he ex-
poses his want of political conscience,
This inordinate desire for office
made the Judge pollute the ermine
two years ago, and now 1t makes
him act in such an lnsincere manner,
as to cause people to lose confidence
in him. Rees should be fighting
the Republican party, instead of beg
ging 1t to give him an office.
Is not Rees a gold brickT
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-03-31
MORE CORN SHOWS.

The State Corn Show held at Man
haitian every winter has been credi-
table but not big enough to suit the
Kansas Agricultural College and
now the Institute Department is Of
fering to cooperate with commercial
clubs and farmers institutes through
out the state for a series Of Local
corn shows, all leading up to the
state show, with all the prize win
ners from the local shows contestine
at the state show. The big Kansas
crop is corn and the college is asking
for the cooperation of the commercial
clubs in the great movement for
bigger corn crop.
There are a hundred or more live
towns in Kansas that could have
corn shows that would be Of great
value to the communities in which
they are held and would create great
interest. 1t is desired this year that
these shows shall include not only
corn grown by the boys but they
should also have exhibits by the best
farmers of the county. The Agri'
cultural College will help in planning
prize lists and will send speakers
and judges to the corn shows next
fall. 1t is recommended that all
prizes for men and for boys fifteen
and over be the same, trips to the
State Corn Show December 1881
1910. This is being presented as
business proposition and It is hoped
that many commercial clubs will taxi
up the work at once.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-03-31
CHANGE IN INAUGURATION DAY.

Although the citizens OF the Dis
trict of Columbia have no voice In
the election of the President Of the
United States, they have a whole lot
to do with inauguratlng him in Of
flee once he Is elected by the rest OF
the country, and every time the great
day comes around and the inevitable
snow and slush, freeze and fog COM
bine to endanger the lives Of every
body participating in the ceremonies
from the President to the proletariat,
the residents Of the national capital
get together and pass resolutions
calling upon congress to submit to
the country an amendment to the
constitution changing the date Of the
inauguration to some day later in the
season when the American eagle can
flop his wings and scream without
catching cold in his poor, old head.
No man who ever witnessed a pres
identisi inauguration in Washington
was ever known to defend the
&fetched judgment OF the fathers
When they fixed upon the fourth Of
March as the date for the ceremony.
When President Taft was inaugurat-
Cd the weather was 90 bad that he
was compelled to deliver his inshgu-
tai address In the Senate chamber.
inslstd Of, from the great tribune
that haa been erected on the sast
poftico ofiths capital. to the dlsap-
polutmshe Of Thousands Of people who
had come for hundreds Of miles to
witness the AFFAIR.
b. FDr Heeks after ths eourth pf
March TIE taily papers Of he capital
announced n almost every Issue tie
dealh q ssms person. With ths nols
thal dean had resulted from e.
posture On inauguFaiion day.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-03-31
THE CONFESSION ELEoTIoN.

The city administration has for
INFLATED a lengthy defense Of its act
ion in forcing on the people an ille-
gal election on commissioners. 1t
is published over the signature OF
City Attorney Crawford. A large
part of it is taken up with abuse OF
the Reflector, which of course has
NO bearing on the case, except to
show how sensitive the administra-
ton is. regarding any publicity OF
political game. In the article 1t
is stated that regarding the legal
publication calling the original cleo
ton:
1.-THE object of a notice is to
inform the voters that there is
to be an election. This notice
the voters got by the publica-
ton which was published three
weeks as required by the law,
though the last publication was
not made as soon as the law re-
CURED"
This is clearly a mis-statement,
as Mr.. Crawford we'll knows. The
law calls for three publications, the
last of which "shall be not less than
three weeks before election" The
election was March LIST, three weeks
prior was Feb. Z. The first publ
cation in the Democrat was Feb. 10
the second Feb. II, the third was
to have been Feb. "a, but It was for
gotten until part Of the edition wal
printed and then was put In few
papers and this was called publ
cation. Why should. the adminisrta'
ton and Mr.. Crawford state that
only "the last publication was de-
ficisnt If they wish to tell the truth
to the votersi
The Reflector has a business in
terest in the city. 1t MAKES nc. dif
ference what kind Of an administra
tion Is ruling the town 90 slong a
It is well done. Every leadingilax
yer In the city, except Mr.. Crawford
says that any act that the commits
slonorS Do that b. worth testing car
be- knoeksdh out In the, court tn
businessmen Of the city who an
anxious to have the town 90 ahsat
feel that H. il mighty small business
Tor the mayor and Gtt0rnsy 70 foro'
% TIE city q government that 4
likely to prove expensive and hindsl
the tovn'B progrtu-especially NheE
Il would hare been 30 ear 10 haTU
tested the matter IN time and found
that Il Has right. This was 10
fused and TIE election has been push'
Cd a. n the life Of TIE politician
who have been working day and
nlsht for uionihn ta.gst the counls
uiun through drpendet en- Il in1ioal
I Of a paltFy e1oe = year for iha may
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-03-31

T. A. McNeal, the insurgent can
dldate for congressman in the First
district, makes the point that Con
gresham McKinlay said reduction Of
the tariff brought depression and
then contradicted himself by saying
the recent reduction in many articles
brought prosperity. Mr.. McNeal
knows very we'll that McKinlay said
no such thing. He said Democratic
reduction on a tariff for revenue basis
brought depression and IT did, but
Republican revision in the interest
Of good business judgment Is DIFF
ferent thing. Fairness in discussion
and fairness in quoting a speaker
ought to be a part Of square deal
er's platform. 2
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-03-31
NAY BE ONE REASON.

The Manhattan Mercury prints this
in a light vein but really it may not
be SO far from the truth: Respon-
sibllity for high prices seems at last
to have been properly placed. The
entire blame seems to rest upon thea
trical managers and newspaper hum
orists. For the last half century
these two classes of persons have de-
voted themselves lndustriously to de-
velOping the idea that the farmer Is
a Joke. they have pictured him a
man Of bagey overalls and ridiculous
whiSfss: thsy have insisted on his
bueolic manners and speech; they
AiS5 fidiculsd hil simplicity and ere
dnilty. 10 one. no nialfsf Aos Keen
hlai sens Of- humor, slioFa being a
uAtional iohss 20 the country hpSR
ana gifls, instsad 81 GtayiAg Oh the
farm % ~ lanShsa At. have been
coming 10 iowa where thsy could DO
some Of the iaushing. The result has
been dollar wheat, forty cent butter
ana sGgs ana ne eleven dollar bog.
Ana there win bo no improvement
nhvspaptri habitusny refer 70 ns
farmsFas q tisniiisd. libsral minded,
until n pubIie sseai b q that TIE
gDod niiuftd gsntsmsh ana 'that On
~ slaso ~ invaFiably gels ne laugh
- re ll1J'rs ana ether smart pso-
~ D tiEn.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-03-31

Jackson certainly has a dandy
press agent. He reported that 100
Usople came from, Usage city %
Reading to tie openiAs mestiRgI
There we're enly eight tickets sold
during the entire DAY at Usage clt
for Reading. Ths press agent also
said that the band came fres. The
leader SAys that Jaekson paid them
for the Trip. The report also olsim-
ed that an extra coach was hitehed
on behind The motor car from Tops-
h. he motor car ean't pull an
sEtra coach. AZ an szpsrt pgsvari-
Gator 5aelhon'l press agent Il 3
psaeAs-Enporia Journal.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-03-31
GOOD ADVICE.

what shall / do With my MONEY"
was the question put to q broker this
week By new investor who had saw.
ed $500 and wanted to get into the
wheat market and make some easy
money. "Do you zee that bank ever
thorelP answered the brOkers point
Ing across the atreetg you take
your money and deposit Il there In
the savings department. where you
set |, per cent q year Give your
bank book 10 your wife, and 60 back
10 your work" This sdyiee WasEivsn
to an investor ignorant Of Hpseuia-
tive deals IN grain and WHO could
not afford to lose. It Il merely IN IN
rldsnt; stiIl. Il ahows hat some hrok-
err look upon tie moral - ven -
the Business side o. ne speculative
gume-Evsaing Pest
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-03-31

Ex-GovernoF Hoch has closed a
lecture trip Of $4,000 miles through
10 ststea giving IO7 Secures e.
abont $50 net each above sxpsnsss-
Nhich Il not 90 had. Gov. Hoch is
ms q tie best attractions "a .hs
lsciura platform ana e q spsst.r
aho > Always welcome
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-03-31
WAS IN A SQUARE DEAL?

Another dream, the Central Kansas
Interurban, has gone glimmering.
Had the Newton promoters acted as
they talked last December, filed their
charter and commenced business it
would have won. Abilene is wonder
ing If it really got a square deal
from Salina and Newton,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-03-31
CATRo cHafTrR- "a e..

You may say that ne man who
wrOts that told a wicked lIs,y said
RooseTslt referring to Aueintsrvisw
in a Cairo newspaper. he Is svIs
IDENTITY inSituting new lodges IN bis
Justly celebrated Amalgsmsted Order
Of AnsniaS as he circles the East,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-06-16
8mnberbare @mt6efmnaen

be5eidnen Ben munoerbolen Sort
idritt ser 3eit. 9uftfliigel an idme-
re11 Maidinen, Selegramme obne
0rabt, i9redlide &riegserrungel1-
idaften, um @dnner gu t0oten u110
bos @unoer ser @un6er, 9r. Sings
Seem GiScoperD - uni bas 2eben 5u
rotten, menr1 be6robt 6ur@ @rfGltun-
gen, &uiten, Ga Grippe, Mitbma,
Group, 9ronditis, 8lutitur5, &eufie-
bcr l1n6 blauer Su1ten ODER 2ungen-
iieber. Sur a1e 2l1ngen-Mffeftionen
bot es ieincs @lei6en nidt. IS brttgt
iofort 2%inoerung; cS lit sic iiderlte
Sur. SSon1es 90. @lad bon Mibepi1e,
g. g., 81. 81. SEQ. 4, idreibt, es BELL
te i'm bon cinem bart1adigcn &uiten,
nadoem o1e an6eren Mittel nidts
gebolfen. SOC u1tb $1.00. Cine Hro-
beflaide fret. @arontirt bon ser Mo-
.litor Drug 60.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-06-16

vgs beilte mid" ooer .cs rettete
6as 2eben meines &inoes" fins sic
Mus0riide, melde SIR ieoen Sag iiber
@bamberlains Collie, Gbolera- uno
Diarrb0e=Mittel bort. 9ies lit uabr
iiber Sic gan3e @elt, iomeit 6ies
%mertbbol1e @ittel eingefibrt lit. Seine
an6ere Me0i5in int @ebrau6 fir 9i-
arrboe ooer Mogenbeidmeroen bat
lol6 cine 8eitatigung gefunben. 9as
@ebeimniB 6es @rfolges bes CHAMBER.
lains Collie, @bolera- unb 9%iarrb0e-
Mittels lit, 6aB es beilt. 8erfauft Dor,
Ser Molitor Drug 60.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-06-16

uSa, menn sic freilid 10 ntel nil.
len, Damn - na, 1ebmen sic itd mn
biibi9 in M9t!"
@rleidtert atbmete @mri6 auf.
Seine Sorge!" St erbob it6.
ultno nun mid ib MIDI idleunigit altS
oem staube MAIDEN, man fann nidt
miiien, Of Ser @arrert ni@t i9on gar
ieinen Melteiten, iebt mabreno oer
&artoffelferi amf ser 2auer liegen
fat"
nMl3o @eiomannSbeil, &err Sol
lege!"
@ei6manns6anf!"
Ser S%an0eorltd ser alten, ebrli9er
2elte brannte i'm mie 6euer! @ie
leidt ii6 oas 2iigen lernte - menn
man einem gegeniiberitan6, ser einen
lelbit fir einen anitdnoigen &erl
bielt! Mit 6em 6ingerfn06el muBte
ii6 @mrid cine Sbrane aus Sen Mu=
.genminfeln mii@en!
l1no BON nun an plagte i'm Sen
ga115en Sag iiber 6aS b0ie @emiiien.
@r man6 ii6 f0rmli@ unter 0ieien
S6mer5en, 6aB ibn feline Srau frag=
te, Of file ibm nibt cine Gaiie &amil=
lentbee MAIDEN ioue.
uMein, Matter! - &ann6en!"
9ie fam i6leunigit an9ebumpelt.
Ser @ater nabm ite auf ieinen S@ob
uno oridte iie an iein poden0es &er5.
2ange, lange! l1n6 ais er aus ieiner
@ritarrung auffubr, mar oaS &in0 on
leiner 8rnit eingei6lafen.
Cine geidlagene Stun0e bielt ct
es no6 inn Mrme - Bis es erlpadte.
@as muroe, menn....
ga ging ct binau5 in SEN &ot
nabm EN- Sell CUR @ano uno badte
@ol5, NIT elmer @utb, 6aB ibm sic
S9eite um Sic Sbren flogen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-06-16
Z. &Qnitel.

2uoerib batte gmri6s &atb BE-
folgt. Ct mar na6 &lauifen in Sic
&neipe gegange1l batte BEN &ouegen
beoauert, ser iebt sic Madte iiber
0rauben liegen miilie, un0 mar nod
5pei uS6nappslangen" mie0eraufge-
broden. Ser @aitpirtb er5ablte 0as
ieiaen ipe5ieuen Sreun0en 0od glei6
mieoer. Ser nabm Sen S6ieBpril=
gel al1d gern CUR &an0, 0aS mubte
man flint Meilen in ser &un6e. @in<
mai mare er beinabe ertpii6t Dor0en,
es NOR iogar idon in @umbinnen gu
elmer Notwithstanding gefommen,
aber sic 3eugen mubten BON nidtS!
Seit0eu1 par ct iebr porltdtig getpor-
SEN. @enn er aber belfen fonnte, Ser
6oritbebor6e cine Scale 5u 6reben,
tbat ar'5 ni6t mebr mie germ.
gr lief audi gleidy gu ieinem
6reunoe Harrel1t, na6oem 2u0eris
iein 2ofal perlaiien batte> uno brah=
tie feline @eisbeit an. Ser ladte bel
auf.
uSSi1 cine 10 plltmpe Safe laltf id)
ni6t! A6 befomme Sen gmri9 idon
lit meme Singer, uro 5mar balo!
@arten ml1B mani fonnen, after
sSreun0 un6 menn'S Ser W~fltaehuen0er
nibt lit, 10 mir0's Elm an0erer itar-
fer @iri6 fem! - ga, NUN iiebit ou
MIDI m; pie ser S@ie oaS S6eunen-
thor! Mebr aber iage i@ nidt! -
@enn Ser S0rlter gu Sir in Sic &nei=
pc fomn1t, idlidlt gu 0einen Sungen
gu mir, 6as meitere miro it@ fin6en."
ga batte it6 ser @aitpirtb nit
Sen flaben &an6en ieinen 6idea
8au9 gerieben, uls babe er 2eib
grimmen> batte Sic Mu11ominfel ban-
gen laiien, Sic M6ieln ge5udt, ieinen
Greun6 &arrent u~nglaubig angeieben
un0 1par gegangen.
Ser Bal1er aber 11nDm 1e111e Sl1d]1e
CUR @an6, Unfit 6aS linfe Muge gu
uno iab init SEM redten 6ur@ sen
gut einsefetteten 2auf, lieB i'm Damn
mieoer eini@nappen un0 iteute 0as
@emebr iebr 5ufrieoen in Ben &lei=
oeri@ranf.
Sic 0umme 8an6e,". brummte er
Dor iiA fin, u&arrents Sobann lit
oo6 fem &in6pieb! @enn 6em @m=
ri6 6aS @alier bis gum @alie rei6t,
un6 er ionit n%irgenos &ilfe friegt,
lauft e. mir i9on mieoer in SEN
@eg!"
Sreili9 ser Goriter mar libel 90
ran nit ieinem @in6e, ser tbat ibm
ia lei0.... Sea, i6liebltb mar itd
ood ieoer ielblt ser Madite, uno SIT
i9e gab's in SEN n1eilenlangen @dl-
oern Sci. l1mgege1t6 gero6e genug, So
fam's m%abrboftig ni6t 6arauf an, Oh
Sobann Harrent NAL einen un5 Sen
an6ern fir @el6 un6 CUTE @orte auf
Sic Dede legte.
(eEnrfiph,tnn fnTnt)
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-06-16
50 - 50 lag Ser ipeiBe 8ogen

90 - oa lag Ser meiBe 8ogen!
Seen !@ulter umframpften Sic Singer,
loas Streiben ging glatter, afs Gut=
rid 9e9adt! nno ser 0rt, sic 8rii-
de iiber sen @aloba6 5miiden &laui-
fen un> 5ampiidfeime11, lpar audi
nidt 81 perfeblen!
Cine @iertelitunoe ipater itad Der
8rief luhon int &aiten un0 Ser Sorlter
raoelta mieoer. beim Seet ging Sic
Jabrt p:el, piel %langlamer! Sett fiel'S
ibm al,b i6mer auf iein @emilen,
mie CT i,ine Srau bebanoelt batte. Die
arne @retbe! 0a trat er fraftig in Sic
Yeoale, Ser @egenpino 5er5aul tie let=
ne1l largen @oubart Gnoli6 lab CT
lein !SGus9en 0urd Sen @alo i@im=
[mern int 5dein ser Mbenoion11e.
Sunoegebldff empfing lin. 81 lprang
pom @ooe, trat in oas 3immer, NIT
permsinte1 Mugen itan0 iein @eib am
slide, lire 2ippen 5udten. ga i@loB
er lie in feline Mrme nn0 iagte fet1
@ort, uno bufiir mar lie ibm oanfbar.
&aml9en fam aus ser &annter
gebumpelt, blieb, SEN 3eigefinger I'M
offene11 Mun0e, an ser Sdmeae lte=
fen. sus ser Safer iie getpabr &pur<
Sc, itii>5te er auf iie gu, nabm tie
auf SER Mrm nno oridte tie an li6,
10 beftig, olS babe er 6ur6t, iein
einaiaes &ino tonne i6m genommen
merDen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-06-16

- llnter3eidneter tam ale Ma6.
den un0 8uri6e1 gebral:Gen, Die ar
beiten molen. Namentli@ itno Mao'
6en in GROCER Ma6frage fir &otels
uno Hripatfomilien un0 auf benz
2anbe. Seoem Mpplifanten Elm gutter
Ylat beiorgt BON 2ouis 9otop,
Cargo, g. 9.