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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-07-28
BY Mary Roberts Rimehan't
Copyright, 1909, The hobss-sIerrin Company

We were terribly excited, OF
course. Every one rushed madly
for motor coats and wells, and Dial
shuffled the numbers so the peo-
pie going the same direction would
have the same machine. We called
to each other as we dressed about
Mamaroneck or Lakewood or
wherever we happened to have rel
atives. Everybody knew every
body else, and his friends. The
Mercer girls were going to cruise
until the trouble blew over, the
Browns were going to Pinehurst,
and Jim was going to Africa to
hunt, il he could get out of the
harbor.
Only the HARRISON man seemed
to have no plans; quite suddenly
with the world so near again, the
world of country houses and
steam yachts and all the rest of
| it, he ceased to be one of us. 1t
was not his world at all. He stood
back and watched the kaleidoscope
of our coats and wells, half-quizzi-
cally, but with something in his
face that / had not seen there be-
fore. If he had not been so self
reliant and big, would have said
he was lonely. Not that he was
pathetic in any sense of the word.
OF course, he avoided me, which
was natural and exactly what l
wished. Bella never was far from
him and at the last she loaded him
with her jewel-case and a muff
and traveling-bag and asked him
to her cousins on Long Island. /
felt sure he was going to decline,
when he glanced across at me.
do CO." 1 said, very politely.
"They are charming people," And
he accepted at once!
1t was transparent plot on
Bella's part: Two elderly maiden
ladies, house miles from any
where, long evenings in the mus
ic-room with an open fire and
Bella at the harp playing the two
songs she knows.
When we were ready and gath
cred in the kitchen, in the dark
ness, of course, Dial went up on the
roof and signaled with lantern
to the cars on the drive. Then he
went downstairs, took last look
at the drawing-room, fired the
papers, shook on the powder,
Opened the windows and yelled
"fire!"
OF course, huddled in the kitch-
en- we had heard little or nothing.
But we plainly heard Dial on the
first floor and Flanagan on the
second yelling fire." and the pat
ter of feet as the guards ran to-
the front of the house. And at
that instant we remembered Aunt
Selinal
That was the cause of the whole
trouble. ! don't know why they
turned to me: she wasn't my aunt.
But by the time we had got her
out of bed, and he'd wrapped her
In an eiderdown comfort. and
stuck slippers on her feet and a
motor veil on her head, the glare
at the front Of the house was be-
ginning to die away. She didn't
understand at all and we had no
time to explain. remember that
Ishe wanted to go back and get
kas plate, whatever thai may -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-07-28

This is signorina Corona, who
has sung in every grand opera
house In italy, but who neverthe-
less, "a spite of her Italian name
and training. is New York girl.
and Irish at that. Her real name
Is Gracia Clere. Eight years ago
Nine. Melba. the great Australian
~rima Gonna, heard her sing. and
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-07-28

Jim began, and stopped. HI
stopped. He stared from me t.
the pans, to the windows, to thu
bric-a-bac on the mantel, ant
back to me.
l sat stonily silent. Why shoult
I explain? Whenever 1 got into 6
foolish position, and tried to ex
plain, and tell how it happened
and who was really to blame, they
always brought it back to me
somehow. So l sat on the floor
and let them stare. And finally
Lottie Mercer got her breath ant
said, How perfectly lovely: it's
a charade!"
And Anne guessed Kitchen" al
once. kit, you know, and the
pans and-all that" she said
vaguely. At that they all took to
guessing! And l sat still until Mr.
HARRISON saw the storm in my
eyes and came over to me.
Have you hurt your ankle?'
he said in an undertone. Let me
help you up"
81 am not hurt" I said coldly
land even If I were, it would be
unnecessary to trouble you"
az can not help being troubled"
he returned, just as evenly. you
see, sit makes me i'll for days il
my car runs over dog.
Luckily, at that moment Dial
came in. He pushed his way
through the crowd without a word,
shut off the lights, crashed
through the pans and slammed the
shutters close. Then he turned
and addressed the rest.
"Of all the lunatics--." he be.
gan, only there was more to It
than that. "A fellow goes TO all
kinds of trouble to put an end
to this miserable situation, and
the entire household turns out
AID sets to work to Illustrate the
whole scheme. Hou Ike to slay
here, don't you, like chickens in
g COOP Where's FIannigan?"
Nobody understood Dal's wrath
then, but it seems he meant to mr.
range the plot himself, AMI wl:er
II was ripe, ard the houc nearly
come, he intended to wager that
he could break the quarantine.
and to take any odds he could get
that he would free tina etire party
iu half an hour. As for the plan
itself, II was idiotically simple:
we were perfectly delighted wheE
we heartd it. We didn't see how
IL could fail. Both the Mercer
girls kissed Dial on the strength of
it, and Anne was furious jim
was not so much pleased. for some
treason or other, and Mr.. HARRISON
looked thoughtful rather than
merry. Aunt Selma had gone to
bed.
( The idea, of course, was to start
an embryo fire just inside the win
,dows, in the pans. to feed it with
the orange-fire powder that is used
on the Fourth of July, and when
we had thrown open the windows
and yelled fire" and all the
guards and reporters had rushed
to the front of the house, to es.
cape quietly by a rear door from
/ the basement kitchen. get int
machines Dial had in waiting. ans
Hose ourselves IS quickly Is VI
lieeuld.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-07-28
-es. Is everything here?"

Eyes. Is everything here?"
"All but the powder, sir. Don't
step too close. They're spread all
over the place."
"Have you taken the curtains
down."
Yes, sir"
"Matches?"
Here, SIR"
Light one, will you, Flanagan
want to see the time"
The flare showed Dallas and
Flanagan bent over the timepiece
And it showed something else. The
rug had been turned back from
the windows which opened on the
street, and the curtains had been
removed. On the bare hardwood
floor Just beneath the windows
was an array of pans of various
sizes, dish pans, cake tins, and a
metal foot tub. The pans were
raised from the floor on bricks,
and seemed to be full of paper.
All the chairs and tables were
pushed back against the wall. and
the bric-a-brac was stacked on the
mantel.
"Half an hour yet," Dial said,
closing his watch. "Plenty of
time. and remember the signal,
four short and two long"
-Four short and two long-all
right, SIR"
"And-Flannigan, here's some
thing for you, on account. I"
THANK you, SIR
Dial turned to go out, tripped
over the rug, said something, and
passed me without an idea of my
presence. A moment later Flanni-
gan went out, and / was left, hud-
died against the wall, and alone.
1t was puzzling enough. -Four
long and two short!" "All but
the powder!" Not that l believed
for moment what Max had said,
and anyhow Flanagan was the
sanest person l ever saw in my
life. But it all seemed a. part of
the mystery that had been hang
ing over us for several days.
felt my way across the room and
knelt by the pans. Yes, they were
there, full of paper and mounted
on bricks. 1t had not been a de-
fusion.
And then I Strengthened on my
knees suddenly, for an automo-
bile passing under the windows
had sounded four short honks and
two long ones. The signal was
followed instantly by crash. The
foot bath had fallen from its sup
ports, and lay, quivering and vi
brating with horrid noises at my
feet. The next moment Mr.. Har-
bison had thrown open the door
and leaped into the room.
who's there?" he demanded.
Against the light I could see him
reaching for his hip pocket, and
the rest crowding up around him.
cts only me-" / quavered,
that is, I, The-the dish pan up
|set."
.'Dish panl" Bella said from
back in the crowd. Exit, of
counsel"
Jim forced his way through
then and turned on The lights. l
have no doubt looked very
Istrange. kneeling there on the
bare floor. with a row of pans
mounted on bricks behind me, and
the furniture all piled on itself il
a back corner.
KIT What IN the world
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-07-28
WILSON INVITED
To COME HERE

Secretary of Agriculture James
" ilson, who is now In Seattle on
his annual tour, was yesterday in
vited by the Chamber of. Com
merce club to visit Tacoma and
witness the tournament and to
also take an automobile trip to
Mt Tacoma. 1t is expected he
will accept the invitation.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-07-28

Stage folks concede that Ida
Conquest, in her remarkable stage
career, has originated the leading
parts in more plays that will en-
dure than any other woman who
has ever appeared on the Ameri-
can stage. A new play is being
prepared for her by Henry B.
Harris for the 1911 season.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-07-28
WHEN A MAN INARRIES

/ but Jim took her by the arm ant
hurried her along. and the rest
who had waited, and were in aw-
full tempers, stood aside and let
them out first.
The door to the area steps was
open, and by the street lights We
could see a fence and gate, which
opened on side street. Jim and
Aunt Selma ran straight for the
gate; the wind blowing Aunt Sc.
lina's comfort like a sail. Then
with our feet, so to speak, on the
first rungs of the ladder of Liber-
ty, it slipped. A half-dozen
guards and reporters came around
the house and drove us back like
sheep into a slaughter pen. II
was the most humiliating moment
of my life.
Dial had been for fighting g
way through, and just for min
ute / think / went Berserk my
self. But Max spied one of the re-
porters setting up flash light as
we stood, undecided, at the TOP
of the steps, and after that there
was nothing to do but retreat. We
backed down slowly, to show them
we were not afraid. And when
we were all in the kitchen again.
and had turned on the lights ana
Bella was crying with her head
against Mr.. Harbison's arm, Dal
said cheerfully.
"Well, it has done some good.
anyhow. We have lost Aunt Sc
lima"
And we all shook hands on it,
although we were sorry about Jim.
And Dial said we would have some
champagne and drink to Aunt Sc
lina's comfort, and we could have
her teeth fumigated and sent them
to her. Somebody said Poor old
JIM" and at that Bella looked up.
She stared around the group,
and then she went quite pale.
"Jim!" she gasped. do you
mean-that Jim is-out there
too?"
Jim and Aunt Selina!" said
as calmly as could for Joy. You
can see how 1t simplified the sti-
uation for me. "By this time they
are mile away. and going!"
Everybody shook hands again
except Bella. She had dropped
into a chair, and sat biting her lip
and breathing hard, and she would
not join in any of the hilarity at
getting rid of Aunt Selma. Final
ly she got up and knocked over
her chair.
You are a lot of cowards," she
stormed. "You deserted them out
there, left them. Heaven knows
where they are--a defenseless wo-
man. and-and a man who did
not even have an overcoat. And
It is snowing!"
''Never mind" Dial said reas-
suringly. "He can borrow Aunt
Selina's comfort. Make the old
lady discard from weakness. Any
how. Bella, If know anything OF
human nature, the old lady will
make it hot enough for him. Poor
old JIM"
Then they shook hands again,
and with that there came a ter
rible banging at the door. which
we had locked.
Continued Tomorrow
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-07-28
LABOR COUNCIL
ELECTS NEW
OFFICERS

The Central Labor Council
elected officers last night for the
half year ensuing as follows:
President, George ID. Dunn: vice
president, w. E. Clayton; secre-
tary treasurer and business agent,
A. G. whitman: reading clerk,
Percy Elwood; trustees, Messrs
Frederickson, Anderson and Cal
lahan. II. F. Burns ran for bust
ness agent but was defeated by
Whitman.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-07-28
REAL COLO BRICK
From ENGINEER
MINE
(By United Press Leased Wire.

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
ATNlTN, b. c., July 2S.-Capt,
Alexander arrived late yesterday
from the Engineer mine with the
first gold brick produced on the
property. The weight of the
brick is 90 pounds 8 orHces, the
product of 500 pounds of rock,
four hours run of the two stamp
mill. This is considered the rec
ord run of the world.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-07-28
AT THE TACOMA.

"a Woman Against an Empire
is still on at the Tacoma by the
Swain Stock company. This will
be the last week.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-07-28

Freah cberned unaaited butter.
Quality unexoalled. Jersey But
ter Store. 1lz4 Q St 80
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-04-28
0enti61anbs @prjm9.

Ni6t nltr fat 9eutl6lam Sic nnbe=
itrittene Siibrerroue auf SEM @ebie=
tie Ser &riegsfunit inne, ion0ern eS
fann lt@ au@ 6es boben &or5uges
auen @olfern in einem ser
uno pornebmi item 6rie0ensz
merfe als leudten6es &orbil0 81 Ste
men. @s fat babnbreden0 auf oem
Sel6e ser Mrbeiterfuriorge gepirft
un0 SEN Nrbeiteri6ub uno Sic Mrbei=
terperiudung NIT it6erer @lunmaBtg=
felt gu elmer &0be entmidelt, nit mel
der sic an6eren @taaten ii6 audi nidt
annaberno perglei6en f0nnen. Die
eriten @nfdnge 6ieier gemeinniitigen
@elebgebung reiden Big in 0as Sabr
1869 5uriid. Die Mrbeiteroeri orgung
begann inn Sabre 1868 nit Ser &ran-
fenperii6erung; 1884 folgte oie un=
fauperliderung uno 1889 Sic Snpali<
oitats= uno Mlterperit6erung. Sano
in &ano oamit cling ser grlaB i@arfer
geietli9er ~8eitimmungen 5ur nnfa1<
uno CUR 8ea6tung Ser 6or>
oerungen, melde sic neu5eitli@e &C.
iunobeitslebre an Sic Mrbeitsitdtten
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-04-28

lteat. SSn 1892 1900 un0 1908 mllr=
Sc Sic 0eutide &ranfenperii6erung
umgeorbeitet, sic SnpalioenperltGe-
rrng in 1899 uno Sic l1nfauperii6e-
rung in 1900. @egenwartig uater=
liegen in 9euti6lm1o ser &ranfenper<
liderung Is Miuioner1> ser S>1pali=
oenperliderung Is Millionen uno ser
unfauperli@erlmg 20 @iQionen Mr-
better. Sur Deefung Ser Musgaben
miiiien natiirlf6ermeiie auiabrli6 ge-
moltige Slmmen aufgebra6t meroen;
ibr @eiammtbetrag felt g%infiibrung
ser @erii6erung felt ii6 auf 5ebn
Miuinen Marf.
SIN perfloiienen Sabre io1te audi
sic Mrbeiterlpittmen= l1no @aii enperii=
@erl1ng eingefiibrt meroen, u6er Sic
9mrdfiibrung aber fonnte nod feline
Ser tdnoiglng er5ielt mer0en. Mu6
oem @eoanfen elmer Mrbeitsloi enper=
liderung itebt man %uoblmoueno ge-
geniiber> lit ieoo6 nod ni6t iiber sic
@orperban0lungen binausgefommen.
Sett nun ltebt oos 0euti6e &ei9 inn
8egrife, sic gauge i%o5iale Ser ide=
rutgsgeietgebl1ng bon @run0 auf unit
subaltelt. Die bisber 5eriplitterten
Mrbeiterperiiderungen iollen organii9
5uiammengefaBt uno Sic gan5e Ser
maltung oes ELECTROMAGNETIC lens auf
cine ein6eitli6e @runolage geitent
meroen. Die leiten0e Mbiidt babel lit
e. nit allem Sormelfram, Ser ii6 i'm
2oufe ser Sabre als iiberfliiliig err
miles, ouf5urdumen, 0ie @erwaltung
5u p%erbiQigen uno sic 2eiitungsfdbig=
felt 81 erb0ber. Die &ranfenfoien=
beitrage ser Mrbeiter iouen gleid5ei=
tig auf Soften Ser M%rbeitgeber ermd=
Bigt> sic &ranfenberii6erl1ng a1tsge.
oebnt uno fir Sic @interbliebenen ser
Mrbeiter in gemiiiem MaBe menigitens
gelorgt mer0en. - Sir sic 6euti6e
Sn0uitrie liegt ein bo6ebren0es
3eugniB in ser SbatiaGe, 6aB lie audi
sic neue 8iiroe, mel6e Ser ltmbal1 ser
MISUNDERSTANDING fit iie nit iib
bringt, miuig un0 in SEM 8emuBt=
iein a1f Sic Sdultern nimmt, 6oB Tie
oesbolb 0o6 orf SEN @eltmarft fot=
f1rren5fdhig bleiben mtr6.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-04-28

@oia, cine Io6ter ser Sanilie geagli
ant 80. Mdr5 na@ &entudD, nn ser
erfranfter Gante 5ur Seite 81 iein.
Mi9t lange na6 ser Mrbreiie oeS
SRI. Mdgli traf bel oeren @ltern Sic
5rauernaGri6t Elm, 0ab cine in @itts<
surg anidiiige S@mei ter oeS &errn
Magli Sos 3eitlide geiegnet babe> So
rob oieier init 0em gsa6mittags5uge
oes glei6en Cages an Sen Srt Ser
Sral1er abreil te. &ater un0 So6ter
reiiten bon ct. Haul aus bis @bica-
60 5uiammen, bon mo- aus Sic So6ter
sur franfen Iunte in Bern ta0t uno
ser @oter sur perltorbenen S6melt tier
in Eittsburg meiterreiite. &a1m mar
lebterer in Hittsburg aus 0em 8abn=
bof in's 6reie getreten> als Elm ibm
ertgegenfommen6es &tn6 Sic @el.
oung madte> 6aB au@ &aspar &anen.
lperger, ein S6mager 0es @errn 9ta=
gil, ous 3eitlide gel egnet babe. 8ei=
sen &ermanoten, Sic ant 3. Mprtl 5lt=
lamme1 begraben mur0en, gab Serr
Nagli 6as lebte gbrengeleite gum
@ottesader. 6iirmabr ein traurtger
8e lu9 in ser Sta6t Hittsburg, mo er
ltb nod einige Gage aufbielt, Inn
iid einigen ginblid in sic Na6laB=
perbGltmiie ser bei0en REINFORCEMENT
5u g0nnen. Mm 9. Apri( traf SEER
geGgli mie6er moblbebaltel1 in ct.
@lou0 ein, mdbren0 SRI. Sofa Nag<
Ii ii6 nod INNER in Ser S6mei5er<
&olonie 5u 8ernitaot befinoet, mo- fire
Eflege ser franfen Sante gepiB oa5u
6eigetragen fat, 6ab oielelbe ltd ouf
0em @ege ser @enei Jung b%efinoet,
Sic auer &offnung nu6 mie0er cine
pouitan6ige meroen miro. Ser iltngen
Dame gefdut es in &entudp rebt gut,
mabren0 es 6em @errn Magli in &itts=
burg uno ltmgegeno nidt re6t 5uge=
iagt fat, in6em in jener @egen0 nod
alles na9 bem alten> langiamen Sttl
betrieben miro, morin ii@ Elm Minne=
iota'er, namentli6 ein lolder na6 Sem
59lage beS ltets betteren pormartS=
.itrebenoen 5dmei5er 5ran5, nidt gu
id)ifen pern1ag. &err Magli mar
frob, ais ct N%ittsburg un0 Nelrnipl=
inn &iiden un0 SEN geoeibli6en
Nor6meiten mie6er Dor ii6 batte.
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&litatletter
@rpbartt9er S@mt
Die purt @errn s. s. @ma beiurgten
8litableiter iia6 ais sic beiten
empfoblcm.
&cmerfcns wcrtbes enlightenment gege-
ben im &ercimigtem Staaten
@anbelsberidten.

M,1s Ser. Stooten &anoe,sberib=
ten: IS geldiebt nit eil1eln gewiien
@efiible ser 3~ufrieoenbeit, oaB sic
Ser. Stootel1 @anoelsberidte cine
Nedtfertigl11g zines friiberen Sr1ooi=
ielnel1t BON miir0igen 6irnren oOer
peroienltli6en Mrtifeln anerfennen.
@ir boben itets l~orgfaltige 8eoba6=
tung altf Mnfragen %gegeben, melde
mir Don 9eiern erbielten, un0 mir
warer glei6faQs ltets beiorgt, auf it,
ge1o eineu ermiinidten @egenitan0
5%uperldliige @lusfunft 81 geben. Die
@eribte baben sic gr0Bte Circulation
irgeno zines Sournals ieiner Mrt int
gar5en 2an0e, un0 feline an6ere Sub
lifotion fon1te es erm0gli6en, einer1
lol6 groBen Stab %erfobrener 8eridt=
erltatter 5u u%ntcrbalten, melde oiele
foltlpieligen Inter lu6ungcn I'M ST.
terelie ibrer 9eler pornebmen. 8or
etmo ie6s Monaten per0ffentlt6ten
mir einen Mrtifel, in pel6en1 mir sic
beitcn 8libableiter- empfablen. @ir
erfennen boultan0ig Sic @idtigteit
oes Subjeftes uno 5as 3utrauerl 0aS
mon in l1nl ere Mntlport ieben miir0e>
an. @ir itelten cine i%orgfaltige u10
genoue Inter iuhung ser gan5en Cor
tenmalie an, uno ols grgebniB fan0en
mir Sic 8libableiter, melde BON ser
Security 9igbtning SOB 60, in 8ur=
lington, @is., fabri5irt meroen, ols
Sic belten megen ibrer patentirten
@erbin0lng nit Sem @ru1oe, permit=
tellt 0eren fupfernen 9rabts, moour9
feud)ter @rltn0 lint SEN 0rabt berum
itets bei6ebalten miro. @ir broG=
ten eincn oiesbe5iigli9en eoitorieQen
&ommentar.
Grit iiingit batten mir mieoer &C.
legenbeit, 0ieies Subject gu iiberlGa1-
Ell un0 um Sic &orreftbeit unierer
friiberen gmpfeblung 5u bemabrbei-
ten, iibergoben mir Sic M%ngelegenbeit
Sen &an0en an0erer, mel9e nibtS I'M
oaS frlbere Snooiiement mltBten, un0
na@ elmer m0glidit uneri@opfli6en
Inter iudung beri6teten audi 0ieie 81
@uniten ser 8liBableiter, mel6e BON
ser Security 2igbtning @oo Co., in
Burlington, @is., gemadt meroer.
8enn SIR fir sen Sdub Cures Sat-
les uno @urer 6amilie gegen 8lib gu
angemelienen &reiien Sntereiie babt,
Damn menoet gu@ at 5. S. @au,
Melroie, Minn. 23=3t
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(Jortiebung.)
Mmhlhauien /. ST.

W~S1y1yuNISU " ~y+
Ml1n mar i9. ia en0li@ III 6em
8ldbden, mobin es mild nit allen
Salern 6es SCREENS binge3ogen batte
angelangt, uno nabmen iid meme 2ie=
ben auf's &er3lidite meiner an. @S
lino 1eren piele, un0 auf elmer 6a=
milien= &eunton, an mel6e ser aus
p4rtige &erpa16ten ,&reis tbetlnabm,
fonnte i6 0eiien ltmfans b%epunoern.
Sn 0euti6lan6 meroen sic permanot=
|i9aftli9en @an0e mebr mie bel uns in
taft erbalten, uno beim 8eretien ser
ltraBe miro man BON
@erman0ten aus ge6ebnten
@raoen, o0er @epatternm nit Ser
ielben @er5li6feit aufgenommen ais
man bel ndberitebenoen faum erpar<
ten f0nnte. @ela' mnpergeBli6e
5tun0en berlebt man 6a ii b e n,
mem man I'M &reiie acknowledgements
2ieben sic @ergangenbeit &epue
p%aiiiren ldBt. @ie i60n laBt es iid
plal1oern beim obligaten &affec=.
flatid, im @arten in ser i6attigen
2aube, beim .@eiang ser 80gel un6
be0em 5onnenl6ein. Man iiberlaBt
ii@ babel gang oem monnigen Sci
matbsgefiibl. @arum audi nidt? Ser
bsrrli@t 6o@ ie6e Spra6e in ieinen
iiiBelten @orten sic @eimatb, u110 mie
iin0 Sic oo6 gu bemttleioen, mel6e iie
pergaBen in Ser falten @elt. $ 0 c,
inject bome! @ie 0rangt es Sen
8eiuder, ale sic Nttraftionen ser
naiberen l1mgegeno, nit 0enen Sic
liebliden @rinnerungen aus ser SUI
genoseit perfniipft iino, mieoer gu ie=
fen. @rniter miro man bel einem
.8eiu6e ser auf Sem 6rie0bofe rubert=
SEN 2ieben geitimmt, Sic mieoer Dor
unlerem geiftigen Muge erideinen uno
uns 81 einem @ebete fir 0eren Gee
lenrube beranlaiien.
9ie @inla0ung zines Getters gu Ell
l1er 5abrt 0ur6 oas id0ne @erratbal
nabm ib nit @ergniigen an. 5ein
9euti6tbum Benefit er 6a1rb Sen Sea-
men 5ribe, Ben bemuBten
56n1rbart, un6 0a6ur@ 0ab er Sem
8aterlan0e als i6m1der l1blan 0iente.
Seine @orliebe- fir 6ieie @affen=
gottung befun6et er int Hripatleben
0amit, 0aB er als &uti@pferoe nur
ousrangirte &upaueriegaule nit LAM
gen 8einen u1r6 fur5en 56pan5en, Sic
einem itarf %abgenubten S 5 10 IL
ter iebr abneln, gebrau6t. Die
&utiden iino bier iolio gebaut uno
Sic 0rei 3oQ breiten &a6er fir cine
Generation garantirt. Ser &uti9bod
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-04-28
Cine tranri9e Tabrt.

Cine unliebi amer @eiie 5uar per=
ipatete> aber 6o@ alien 6reunoen
ser in ct. Glou0 tpobnen6en Sami<
lie 6ran5 Mdgli gepiB miiiensmertbe
uno intereiiante Ma6ri@t, bringen
mir in @a6itebenoem, mel@e IL
derli6 fir &errn Mdglt, ga oieielbe
i'm am meiiten betrifft, BEL A1en
5pmpatbie erregen miro: nnlangt
febrte &err Sran3 Mdgli bon elmer
re6t traurigen &eiie na6 &enniplpa-
MEN 5uriid, mobtn er 6ur9 Sen 500
ieiner S6meiter Mnna gerufen mure
6e. Sim 90. @dr3 erbielt er bon 8er11-
ftaot, elmer I'M Staate &entudp gele=
genen S6mei5erz@donie, sic Ma@-
ri6t, baB oaielbit feline S6meiter,
Grau CLARA Sud, ernitli9 erfranft lei.
Muf oieie Ma6ridt fin begab ii6 SRI.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-04-28
@artet fir sen Sonnet.

SEN rotten &immels0raden. 8eu6tet
sic &in6er fir Srubiabrsbuiten uno
grfaltung. Sorgiame Miitter ba1=
ten Solep's @onep ans Sar inn &auie.
@s lit Sic bette uno liberties orfebrung
uno @eilmittel fir @rup, mo- @ulfe
oringeno uno unmittelbare 9in6erung
cine 2ebensnotbmenoigfeit lit. -gnt=
bG1t feline Spioten u6er gefdbrli6e
Me0t5initoffe. &ermeigert Subititute.
Molitor Drug So.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-04-28

Cute @eiultate folgen immer 6em
@ebrau9 BON SoleD's Mieren-Hillen.
Sic bringen prompte 2%inoerung in
alien SdQen bon Mierer- un0 8laien>
8eidmer6en; ite iino betlen6, itarfeno
un6 antiieptii@. @eriudt iie. @oli-
tor Drug So.